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To TIE EDIToR OF THE PRESS:
Will you be kind enough to allow me to call
the attention of the Mayor, Health Committee,
City Marshal or Street Commissioner, to the
southeast side of Commercial Street, from
Portland Pier to Custom House Wharf, direct
ly in front of Thomas Block. Such stink
hole of mud and filth is not to be found in the
same space in this or any other city this side OF
California, and it needs to be Immediately
looked after by those in authority.
CHOLERA.
land while they are about this business, will
the Health Committee just examine the prem
ises in the rear Of the Press office, and take
good sniff, if it happens to be a warm day.1
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-22

CHEAP DTsNFEcrANT. "A correspondent
suggests the use of anthracite coal ashes as an
efficient disinfectant to abate nuisance which
he noticed during a recent visit to Portland
+" Mix them," he says, with the contents of
the open vaults, as may be easily done, and you
will have cheap, powerful fertilizer, and an
improved atmosphere" ui
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-22

ACCIDENT Yesterday young man named
Smith, belonging in Cape Elizabeth, while en-
gagged in swinging at Peaks Island, fell from
the swing and broke one of his ribs. Surgical
aid was fortunately at hand, and the young
man was taken to his residence
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Camp Meeting Mt Kennebunlk.

NtAsAR AENNEBUNK CAMP GROUND, Aug 81
The Camp Meeting for Portland District was
commenced last evening on the old ground in
Kennebunk, for many years used for this pur-
pose. The rain on Sunday night SO moistened
the earth that those coming to the ground yes-
terday found no inconvenience from DUST
Tents to the number of fifty have been erected.
OF this number, about half are family tents.
Up to this time of writing the weather has been
very favorable. The people seem exceedingly
grateful for that kind Providence that smiles
so propitiously.
Monday EOenimg.-The opening sermon was
by Rev. J. Collins, of York, from Luke .3:4.
The preacher urged the Importance of a suita-
BILE and timely preparation for the work before
the church at this meeting Preachers and
people were faithfully admonished. 45 Ri,
IuesFdy.-The voice of prayer and singing
was heard in different directions on the ground,
indicating that the people had really assem-
bled fot spiritual profit AT 10 o'clock we we're
called p the stand to listen to Rev. G. Holt, of
Kennehunkport Center, who gave a very time
~ sermen from CoL2:6,7. 1t simportant that
having received Christ, we should continue to
Waik la=Ixit,, and make advances. s.-znsv-v1,o
oiose Vi the service the people scattered to pro-
vide for the needful sustenance for.the BODY.
andto spend a season in prayer. ss
At o'clock Rev. Joseph Hawkes., from Luke
10: "a, in very forcible manner, presented the
Old but always interesting subject, aSalvation. /"
All need it. All must have it. 1t is provided
Tor all, and adapted to every mans condition
out man must make an effort as urged in the
text. 1873
Up to this time DR.. Webber has presided over
. the I meeting, but having been appointed as a
representative to the General Conference of
the M b. Church in Canada, by the last Gene
raj Conference of the M. e. Church, is obliged
to leave,la commits the charge to Rev. E.
Robinson. Mr.. r. has served the Church as
Presiding Elder for fifteen years, and hence as
sumes the position with the advantage of a
long experience. "
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-22

HARrER's MAGAZINE for September has been
received at the bookstore of Messrs. Bailey s.
Noyes, No. 1874 Fore street, and at the periodi-
caldepot of Messrs. Fessenden Brothers, Ian
caster Hall.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.

2 JUHuE KINGSEUKE, PRESIDING.
IUfsDAN.-PatricE and Thomas O'Donncll plead
cd guilty to drunkenness and disturbance, and were
committed to jail, in default of payment of fines of
Sc each and costs. fs' ta
Thomas Kerns for like offence suffered The same
punishment. ,f3g ~ l1 s3IIta -2 t,
Mary Chambers and Ann Antoine. for little pri-
vate amusement among themselves, in fighting in the
streets. were fined S5 each and costs. Mary paid but
Ann had to go to Jail. .--
George Morgan, for assault and battery on, Albert
P. Hodsdon, paid a fine of SO and costs.
George Spencer, for drunkenness and disturbance,
was committed to jail in default of payment Of fine
Of So and costs. eels7
John Monahan for larceny of an iron sink from tho
ruins Of the fire in the Free street block sent
Jail for 80 days. -, .,T.-.,,.s
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COUNTERFEIT BILLs.-A dangerous counter
felt of the denomination of S. on the First
National Bank, of Newburyport, has made its
appearance. The face of the bill, though some
what coarsely, is well done. The flags in tho
pack ground are quite faint, as also are the coat
OF arms of Massachusetts, on the left and the
eagle on the right.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-22

GoDEY's LADIES Book for September has
been received at the bookstore of Messrs. Bai-
ley & Noyes, n o. 1874 Fore street, at the foot OF
Exchange street. ..-A
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Nntionaf Convention of Union Soldiers.
9 At a. meeting of the Soldiers and Sailors
Union for Washington, held Monday evening,
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, few of our comrades are making
preparations for a convention to be exclusively
composed of soldiers and sailors who indorse
and coincide with the reconstruction policy of
the President, and the acts and opinions of the
Philadelphia convention,
And whereas, we believe the soldiers and
sailors who take this view of our national af-
fairs are but an insignificant minority of the
men who have defended the republic in the
field, therefore,
Resolued, That committee of one from each
State be and the same is hereby appointed,
with power to fill vacancies in their number
to issue a call for and arrange the details of a
national convention to be composed of dele
gates selected by all the soldiers and sailors
who have rendered honorable service in the
Union army or navy, during the late war for
the suppression Of the rebellion, said conven-
ton to be held at Pittsburg, Penn, Sept. "a,
1866. oi ~ 7oI 80 o--'s ' -
The committee appointed under the above
resolutions held meeting Immediately after
the adjournment of the Union, and appointed
asub-committee to draft call and address.
with instructions to report at meeting of the
committee to be held next week.
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ATTENTION is invited to the sale at auction
at IL IL o'clock to-day, on the premises, of the
brick dwelling house on Park Street. near
Pleasant Street. ui
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Wanted.

A RESPECTABLE American girl to assist in do
IA ing the work with another girl, in 4 good family
where the Lady of tho house is Good
cured by immediate application to
W. H. JERRIS.
aup1R-1w !
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AATE ATE COVENTRY; An Autobiography. Bos

aHI CUVENTKY; AN Autobiography. BOs-
ton: Littell, Son & Co.
This isone of the series of Tales of the Living
age having been first reprinted in that publi-
catlon from Frazer's Magazine in which it
originally appeared Itisalively story, though
II we may be pardoned the slang expression
extremely "horsey" 1t purports to be written
Dy young lady, but smacks too strongly of the
STAPLES and the race-course to have emanated
from any feminine pen. 1t is issued in neat
pamphlet form, and is for sale by Davis Broth
ers, No. 200 Fore street. FsT tlh
KING's LADYs Book for August is out. and
looks as neat as ever. Published at the juno
tion of Free and Middle streets.
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WANTED.

To Disabled Soldiers and others seeking
Employment. .9aA y oNa0
W7E desire to employ three or four intelligent
w and respectable men i'll obtaining risks Tor
the U. s. Casually Insurance Coa,panN.
The business is easily learned and prosecuted,
and will afford excellent remuneration to any person
willing to work industrously. i15idi
ELLIOT & NANNING,o vg
$50 4t4 stsPNA General State Agents.
Once at Marr Brofhers' Store,l TAR
jy3oed a2 Isl Middle ST., Portland.
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Tl.osCholera,,
/ The Cholera ''ta-
CINCINNATI, Aug. 81.
There were sixty-one deaths from cholera

--vr,,s- CINCINNATI, Aug. 81.
fhere were sixty-one deaths from cholera
yesterday. iataF5 T7T-rl -
&c. sa, ST. LoNIs, Mo-, Aug q. 4
There has been no cholera reports from the
board Of health since Saturday, but the police
report forty-eight hours, ending at s A. NJ. to-
day, which'is very incomplete, shows one hun
dred and eighty-on cases, of which there were
eighty nine deaths. ~ ne $50
~. .rf-..fel II :. Ia New YORK, Aug. q. q
Ten cases and five deaths from ohoieze in
this city were reported today, and eight cases
and four deaths in Brooklyn.
The deaths in this city from cholera last
week were one hundred and forty FIVE, and
from miasmic diseases four hundred and twen-
V-eisht. d arE6{35F
New ORLEANS Aug. q.
- There. were twenty-eight deaths by cholera
six o'clock this morning II T.
Ahfteen day cholera quarantine has been es-
tabhshed at Mobile on New Orleans vessels.
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HOuse Wautod

N better tho house the more pay Western part
of the city preferred Address by mail or apply per-
sonaiy to H. W. Il. Press Office. q e aug20f
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-22

PRIcEs CURBENT.-We give in our daily is
sue of to-day, and our weekly issue Of this
week, the Prices Current, for the first time
since the fire. Circumstances have prevented
our re-issuing them until the present time; but
we shall endeavor hereafter to give them every
week, corrected in the best manner. @4-95
Our wholesale merchants have beoal doing
good business the present month. There is a
large home demand for all articles, and the
stocks have been well kept up and replenish-
ed. - sHfN
To the country merchants we would saw that
large and full supply of every article wanted
can be found in this city, and at as low prices as
they can be had in Boston. The fire did not
touch our wholesale grocery merchants, and
the wholesale dry goods merchants who were
burned out have replenished their stocks. and
are doing good business 40
Gold, which was last week up to 152. and
which the speculators boasted they would send
up to 200, has, under the influence of the peace
news from Europe, shaded down, and this week
has been at about 14S. Tuesday it touched 147,
and the tendency is still downward. .GrGfs
Next week we shall resume our Weekly Re-
view of the market " Hf3n5e 5e'Ef !. -
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WANTED.

Wanted Immediately.
A FfRST-CLASS hand ON Sewing Machine. and a
II few more good Shirt makers, at the S4LRT'JL1N-
UFACTORY, No: 229t Congress Street, (up stairs,)
next to City Building. 'ass,t ="
aug21-3ts ftt G0URLEY g. POOR.
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JOSEPH STORY
Notice.

The Union voters of Cape Elizabeth are requesed
to meet at the Town House, in said town,on Satur-
day, the 25th inst, at o'clock P. NJ to nominate
a acandidate for Represen tative; also to choose
Town Committee.
Per Order Union Committee.
Cape Elizabeth, Aug f21st. aug22d&wtd
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A SMART CANvASSER for every town in Cum
IA bcrland and York Counties, to Solicit subscrip-
tions for of the most popular and useful books
offered to the public. Sold only by subscription
Prompt decisive action cannot fail of success, and
and this only will the destined result as but
about two months and half arc allowed before its
2016, or call at his house corner of NJ and Bracket
streets before A. NJ between the hours of 10 and
2P.
aug17-d2w 0 Portland Aug. 1G 1885,
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Wanted,
Wanted.

yXIANTED at the Bangor House, First Class
w PASTRY COOK. Good wages will be paid.
Also young man for second Porter. aug1s1w 81
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pensions. BOat1aties,
Il. 4. s5,y ,-ff..ff-yg -,Sn - 4h
PRIZ e vi o NE V!
ARMY AND NAVY CLAIM AGENCY
OF ~
Ii *. HARMON. vasy
- Established in 1s5o. u gfl
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

BOUNTY MONEY.
Soldiers who enlisted for three years and hayo
celvcd only SlOo q. s. Bounty, can obtain 800
more. Those who enlisted for two years, and have
received only $780, can obtain $780, also the same sums
to those who enlisted for the above crms and were
dlscharged by rcasonof wounds received WING ID Mo
Of duty Those who were killcdor diedin SERVICES or
have died since leaving the service OF WOUNDS or GUS
case, contracted while in service. the same bounties
ca be obtained for their widows, children or parents
in the order named. - .ai,a1t 90
WIDOWS PENSIONS.
Widows now receiving So per month can obtain So
additional per month for each child under sixteen
years of age In all cases where dcccased soldier or
sailor has left two or more children, whose mother
has died or married again, said Increase of So per
month can DO obtained for said children. -ifEa
sOLDIERs' AND SAILORS PENSIONS.
Ali Soldiers aud Sailors who are totally and per-
manently disabled, as to be unable to perform any,
manual labor, can obtain cnsion of $40 per month";
And all such who have losta hand ora foot, or who
are totally and permanently disabled in either, can
obtain pension Of SIS per month. 1;ssb II
All advice tree. Fees from So to $40 according 10
the trouble and expense in prosecuting tho claim, and
no charge made unless successful Applications
should bc made in person or by letter to the UNDER
signed, at - f,r.i41aq
! u No. l2 MARKET SQUIRE, ,...
4 19gaH % Opposite the Old City Hall. l33
Abont Jan. 1st, 1867, my 0lice will be at the old
stand in Jose Block, No. IS Exchange Street. I 50
Y. Il. HARMON.
Portland, August, 1SCG. aIg22d&wtf 2 r
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- FROM COLORADO.
q 2-laG .1q
Election Of OfChiIIycOtte
I .''s to Congress.
LARGE REPUBLICAN, GAINS.

u ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. q.
The Denver News of the 18th inst, saws
Hants majority for Congress has been reduced
70 thrty and it is thought that the districts yet
70 near from win elect Chillyotte, the Republi-
can candidate.
asisissuf SECOND DISPATCH. ..
o,.,, DENVER, Col, Aug. 20.
Chlliyotte, radical Republican, is elected del
egate to Congress, over Hunt the administra-
ton candidate. % D
, The dispatch referred to by Senator Doolit-
ue IN the Philadelphia Convention, is arrone-
Gus. The southern counties hitherto Demo-
eratc' return large Republican majorities r
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Found.

4 AME into the enclosure of tne subscriber, on
~ Saturday, 18th, red Heifer, about twelve or
by proving property and paying charges.
o. F. EGGJNTON,
Corner of Summer and Canal street.
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Portland Aug. 1G 1896
Wanted.

IMMEDIATELY, Fifty Thousand Old Bricks for
l. which cash and liberal price win be paid. En-
quire Of Ed P Chase at the new stores building
the head Of Union Street. .r -. aug15-tf
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Notice to Land Holders.

NOttce 70 Let7SW HOIWe7'S,
MIR. O'DUROCHER, Builder, Is prepared to take
N contracts for building, either by JOB or by
DAY WORK. Can furnish First Class worklnen
and material of all description.
Residence, AMERICAN HOUSE.
aT .-r.fls India Street, Portland.
August 17tl 1866 aug21-tf
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Wanted,
SIX first class Bootmen and two first class Cob
- blcrs, at No. Ill Federal Street, .FAeE a
W. B. II. JONES.
August II, 1866. y,rra. .,r- diff
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! LITTLE TOO HAsrY.-It will be remembt

&C. II. H." or O. Fl. HOLLAND.
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IIlDSGs NJ
~ Sunday evening, Aug. 18th, near the First Par
- lsn Church. or botween the Church and Wood
loids Corner, black lace shawl. Tho finder will be
SnnIIIaDiy rewarded ou leaving it at SHORT & LOR-
Aug. 21-*
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To the Ladies q Amcrica. DR. Grobola Celebrated
Female Pills tie Criy sure aud eetiain remedy for al
those affecting conn tsAO peculiar % the sex, wheth-
n married or raI5 These pills have vet failed
ia removing difficulties arising from Obstruction or
st0page Of Mature or a restoring ihe system to per
feet he1lth, when suffering from spinal Affections Pro
Ttcrne Organs also H l cases Of Debility or Nervous
Prostitution liysteTigs, Palpt2toust SC, &e3 which
are the f0rrrdu1og % moro erOes diseases. The PMS
gfe perfectly harmless on tha constitutions and may be
tax hy tl most delicate female without causing dis
trass IA the same tima, 'taey SCI Ike CHARM" BY
Strengthening, 'uEig3fagng and restoring me system 70
d healthy condition, and by bringing GA the monthly
period wilh regularity, p5ttlf nom wBat cause me
obstruction m8y arise, Tbey shold, however, isot ~
taken daring ha first tlree mouths tprogusney tthopg
suit Upwards Of 5000 boxes were sold during Me
F8st year
nsry ereelsHa ttat a&tfes na aEeutan wild. full and
explicit directions l4f ta Address Berger SHUTS q
or, ChemirJe, -5 River Street Teug, n. I.-45
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I.oR SALE

THE BEST WATER POWER lN THIS
COUNTY. atoat loo Horse Power. uelj stu4lei
- Colfeu fastaty e WsNiea Nll ealy thirty
reds tTcu tAs Nes.ega NesEglt Railroad
Also l59 aegss es9i isfeI aa3 81 .lIaz, sal
table fr baidigg FIs - a1ges ~ t5s land
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us Maeaigeaud saal SAYS
Its s 5 Fssy 1esrss.g frsFerty fss s large
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1866

"COSTAR'S'' RAT DIFFERENTIATION IS simple, sa1g,
and zire--ihe most wericct RYFAGration meeting we
have ever attended Every at that get II, prop
erF prepared will eat it. and every that eats % viii
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where II was taken Lale Share, lifei,., EirTgr.
Sec "Cosiar's" advertisement above.
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Fa'u THE LhDIEs. The yelebiaicd DR. l.
PIX particularly invites adj Indies who peca a
H6dif4i 81 Svgitm adviser, T. cab at his Roofnt !,
No. 81 EricJtt Street, Boston, nass.. which they
viii arruaaed ior their SPECIAL accommodation.
DE, DIX having devoted over twenty tenrt 10
the particular branch Of the treatment Of III disc
ases geeniAr % females, Il is now conceded BY hll
born utbs country and IA lurope) ihai he oxeels
CAN otleg known practitioners iu the sHie, speedy
td e.eetual treatment ~ all female complaints.
ii.s medicines are prepared with the express puF
pose Of removing all diseases, such M debility,
weakness, unnatural impressions, engagements u
the womb, also, VII discharges which flow from :
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~ AID surgicslY al diseases q tie frmnls sex nH4
tley are respectfully invited to coll 1T
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lar TO ensure M answer.
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ton, bnss.
BOSTON, Jan. / iseG-- l-3s
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fa-ll aHa tatff tHt-fsg a g nGt gtyeE D. every
lastaase Sic mohfg viii De ebeerfniiy fesuHdca.--
rEc5 b mai ressr,l saa ~ tpad, " beseapuys
teala15 an3 sE.anas ha.le1 fftfs AGtftTs
Iseg Sis aset sag Ub.ted states.
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Consumption, Nervous Debility,
4al 81 Isan q g. ls Nue 81 H1
trIfr lfNllOIIDaTIuII

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BOOTS G SHOES.

C-n.D Warrant rnv pairs Given % CD rasrs Hherf
the COP Boots on shoes prove defective " NOT wou
10 such sn extent that u would b. unreasonable % az
meet IN These goods arg unsurpassed far beauty and
siVle and wil De sold as low 81 the common run 81
Sheldy good. And then the warrant, THAT'S TIL
THINGl
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bR D. d.

pf0adiv rclo1 to Professors and respectable ply
sirlaus=@nouy q whom cousnt him "a critical easss.
because Of his Acknowledged skih sud requisites,
sbefFvHfi1H
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nn 1. DIN's

charge are very moderate. Communications sa
eredl5 confidential, and all maY rely ga him wits
the sificte,t serrecy confidence, what ever may
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