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The Co,,en Crop.

CHARLESTON, Aug. 81.
A statement published in the Commercial
Era, shows that the receipts this year were
5S65 bales Sea Island and 107,S21 bales Up
lands Total 1855 bales, against 1,22,S72
bales for 1852 Sales of the week $50 bales
Middling, so a 81; strict Middling, 80 50 IL
Receipts 943 bales; exports 825 bales; stock in
port, 5,535 bales. Careful estimates from sta
tistics place the crop at 100000 bales.
. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 81.
The Mississippi cotton growers association
correct the deduction made from their report,
to say they expect not over 100000 bales on the
Mississippi and not over 100000 throughout
the country.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The block of brick
dwelling houses on Deering street, comprising
four tenements just finished by Mr.. s. H. Lib
by has been sold. The two end houses were
purchased by Rev. W. H. Fem, Pastor of High
Street Church, and o. M. Marrett, Esq, at
$10,5o0 each. The centre houses were pur-
chased by Mr.. F. H. Behrens and Mr.. Silas s.
Drew, at $4,000 each.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
August 2sth, 1896.
OGDEREp-That the School House oil the lot form.
erly occupied by the Congress Street Grammar School
for Girls on Congress Street. be used and designated
wise ordered.
And 1t 10 further ordered:
That the new School House the cornor Of Con-
gross and Lime Streets, be used and designated the
Ward Room for Ward No. Thrcc, until otherwise or
dcrcd
Read and lassel.-Attcst,
]. M. HEATH, City Clerk
Approved. Copy.-Attcst,
JIM. HEATH, City Clork
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Wanted.
Flour Barrels Wanted

ESL0UR Barrels suitable for Sugar, for which cash
Il and the highest price will be paid by
LYNCH, BARKER g. CO.,
july2f 139 Commercial street.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

Under birts-L. Toppan. .I... ,a.-....l' l,..
Furniture-John Crockett & Co, l.. III
For Sale-Two Brick Houses.
Bleacher Sawyer g. Foster.
Auction Sale-E. NJ. Patten & Co.
Hair Dresser-G. A. Merry.
New kids-ThOmpson's.
City of Portland-Ward Rooms
Alillinery-Hilman a. Mellen.
For Sale-Land and Buildings.
Sugar and Molasses-H. l. Robinson.
Taxes OF 1866. i' E.lH Huii
City OF Portland Bonds. I'D
U. S. Marshal's Sale. ef1n e
Auction Salc-Hcnry Bailey & Co. 'ralf
10 the Electors OF Portland. ..a
Hats-Coe & McCallar. l...
Dssolut on OF Copartnership.
Observation-Disclosures Smith & Cook.
Copartuership LANES, Smith & Cook.
Copartnership Notice. a3
House for Sale, . ID. ..
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CoRREcTroN.-In the list Of school teachers,
published yesterday, two errors occurred. The
rank of Miss Angela Small should have been
given as I'd Assistant Mistress, and that of Mr..
j. A. Locke as I'd Assistant Master
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, SELLING OUT.-It will be seen by an adver-
tisement in another column that Mr.. H. Grunt-
al being about to leave town, is selling his large
stock of dry goods at greatly reduced prices-
Call Immediately as the stock is selling rapidly.
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The PEOPLE buy their boots, shoes and rub
bers at Elliot & McCallar's, II Market Square.
A splendid stylish lot just opened. The best
assortment of warranted work to be found.
No trouble to show them. Cheap for cash.
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PUBLIC SCHooLs.-Primary schools Nos. 9
and IL will not commence their sessions until
Tuesday, September 18th, when they will occu-
py the new temporary school house on the old
hay scale lot, Congress street.
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War Department..
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE
Washington ID. c. Aug 10th,

SURGEO GENERALS OFFICE
Washington d. c. Aug 10th, 1ecG.
ADVERTISEMENT.
An Army Medical Board, TO consist of Brevet Col.
J: B. Brown Surgeon U. s. A., President, Brevct
Lieutenant Colonel H. X. Wirtg Surgcou U. S. A.,
Breyet Liout Colonel Anthony Heger, Surgeon U. s.
A., and Brcvet Major Warren Webster, Assistant
Surgeon, U. s. A.. Recorder, will meet in New York
City on the 10th of September, next, ir The eSami-
ton OF candidates for admission into the Medical
Staff OF the U. S. Army.
Applicants must be over q years of ago. and phys-
cally sound.
Applications for an invitation 10 appear before the
Board should be addressed to the Surgeon General u.
s. A., and must state the full name, residence and
date and place Of birth of the candidate. Testimo-
mails as to character and qualifications must bc fur
mshed. IL the applicant has been in tie Medical
service OF The Army during the war; tho Ect should
DC stated, together with his ormor rank, and the
tmc ana place Of service, and testimonials from the
wardcd. 49, ~ ~
No allowance is made for the expenses Of persons
undergoing the examination, as it is an INDISPENSABLE
prerequisite 10 appointment
There arc at present sixty vacancies in the Medical
Stan, forty-six Of which are original, being created
by the Act of Congress, approved. July oSth 1eCc
JOS. X. BARNES,
aug 1i-3tawtoct15 Surgeon General, U. s. A.
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Observation-Disclosures afternoon one OF the
horses of Messrs. Randall & McAllister's coal
yard backed into the dock with his cart. II
was high tide, but the efforts of those men al
hand rescued the whole concern from the water
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DIscHARGED.-Ellen Gould, the girl who was
arrested for taking articles from house, was
discharged yesterday, it appearing that the
brother of the complainant gave her leave to
remove them ~ t.t-s
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CAPE ELrzABETH.-Gen. George r. sheplev
will address the citizens of Cape Elizabeth at
the North Congregational Meeting House. ION
the hill, this evening, at z O'Clock "
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A Respi.c-The Raiiroad War

CINCINNATI, Aug 81. z
Watson, the murderer of Capt Mentar, who
wa was to have been hung at Newport, KY, to-day,
The war between the people and the street
railroad companies continues, but there is less
excitement than yesterday
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THE Supreme Judicial Court for the West.
ern District stands adjourned to Monday, Sep.
tember Sd, at o'clock P. NJ, when Cumber.
land County cases will be disposed of in tbei,
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SEZUEE.-The police yesterday visited the
shanty on Exchange street, just above the Post
Office, and seized small quantity Of liquor
This is the third seizure made at that place
within month
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IHE numerous friends of Mr.. G. A. Merry,
can ma hlm at Wescotts hair dressing rooms,
corner OF India and Fore streets. See adver-
tisement.
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ATTENTION is invited to the sale at auction
next Monday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, of that
eligible and valuable eslocation on the corner of
Danforth and High streets g
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G. A. MERRY.

uAIR DRESSER, can DO found at Wcscott's Hair
Ii Dressing Rooms. corner Fore and India strects
over Stanwcods AroLllccary store. Shaving TEN
cents. scpI-dtf
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AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. 81.
A dispatch received this morning says Gov.
Jenkins OF Georgia, now at New York had the
ed OF $5OOOO0 of Georgia State bonds at nine
ty cents on the dollar
Fort KEARNY, Aug. 81.
Commissioners Simpson, Curtis and White.
examined and accepted sixty five miles more Of
the track of the Union Pacific Railroad. This
place. ~. -
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Republican Nominations i'm Michigan

DETROIT, Mich, Aug 80.
The Republican State Convention met in
the State was represented. The following nom
nations were made For Governor, Governor
Crapo re-nominated; for Lieut.. Governor, Col.
Dwight May; for Secretary of State, General
Soulding; for Treasurer, e. o. Grosvenor; for
Land Commissioner, Gen. Pritchard for At
torney General, Gen. Stoughton; for Superin-.
the Board of Education, Edwin Williams; for
Auditor, Gen. Humphrey. The resolutions
adopted were radical. 7f
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ALL persons who have unsettled bills with
Dr. Harvey, are requested to adjust the same
Immediately, as he leaves Portland the 18th
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U. s.. MOrSHOZ's Sale.

U. 3. MOTSIlNL'S SAFE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF MAINE. IS.
DURSUANT to an Inerlocutory Order of Sale to
Il me directed from the Hon. Edward Fox, Judge
OF the United States District Court, within and t5r
the District of Maine shall expose and ocr for sale
at Public Auction, to the highest bidder therefor the
following property and merchandise at the time and
place within said District as follows viz
1t hc Custom Hoilec Buvji,lg Of, Fore ST. on Sat-
Il. NJ, = -
Isco Gags Gc Cl1rss.
FosE' Bags Of Pepper,
O5ac Bor NufneGS.
The same having been ordered to be sold and The
proceeds dis osed ofaccerd;ng to law.
Dated at Portland tho first day of September,
A. D., 1ecG. CHARLES CLARK. ,
Gcp1-d1t u. s. Marshal Dist of Maine
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eongres.;onnI Nomiuation.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 81
sentative Of the ID 'ip District r Of Maryland in
Congress, has been rc-nominated by the con-
servativeS. ls
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Rooms 10 Let.

Residents OF or visitors i'll Portland, can obtain
rooms at reasonable prices at The OTTAWA HOUSE,
on Cuslings Island
GEORGE ALLEN. Proprietor.
Portland, July Z, 1sCG. jy0tf
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PORTLAND ACADEMY F!
UNION HALL,
Entrance OH Free street.

FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 3, 1885,
ONE half OF Union Hall has been retained by the
" undersigned, where he proposes to reopen
School as above
Parents desirous Of placing their children in pri-
vate school are requested to call pom the Principal
before sending them away from HOME.
1t is my design TO have sufficient number of ex
perienced assistants to each pupil as much At
TENTIoN and ASSISTANCE as is needed.
Instruction is gvenin all branches usually taught
in our higher semiDaries of learning.
Private classes of young Ladies and Gentlemen in
Mathematics. the Languages, &C., attended to as
usual at any hour Of the day or evening.
Masters and Misses OF all ages and attainInents re-
ceived at any time in the Term
TERMS S1.OO PER WEEK.
CO. FILES, Principal,
aug2Sd2wk 2S Hanover Street.
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olriates.

CLERGYMAN (Rcv. j. McMurrsy) wr1hng from
Halifax, N s.. says, "Having suffered scVciai years
with throat Affection to which ciergyea arc espee-
ialy subject, and having used various reinetnes,
in giving my testimony as to the relief
49, hal in the discharge of my Sabbath labors
f,om tho ,,sc of .sBrown's Bronchial Trochcs They
have been a great comfort. Others to whom have
recommended them have used them with advantage"
For Coughs and Colds the Trochcs arc equally eflca-
cous. ood1wSw
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Public Schools.

TUUIIC SCHOOISs
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Public Schools,
IN with the exception Of Primaries No. and 13.
will commence their regular sessions Monday next
September 81, at o'clock A. NJ
The pupils of the C CMgress street Grammar school
for girls Miss alcs) will assemble at the High School
building entering from Cumberland street those Of
the Congress street for boys Mr, Stones) in the Same
building, entering from Congress street.
Primaries No. 8 and 10 will occupy the new tompO-
rary scool-ouse on Congress street, opposite Third
Parish lot.
Primaries No. 0 and 10 will not commence till
Tuesday, Sept H. when they will occupy the ncw
temporary school-building Congress street, Oh the
old Hay Scale Lot.
Per Order Of the Board of School Committee,
aug31dGt s. b. BECKETT. Secretary.
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FOR SALE!
For Sale.

d. TWO THREE Storicd Brick houses on Free
EM Street. One is n 6onble house containing q
.EElk rooms, built for First Glass Boarding House.
The other contains 10 rooms. and is fine location
for 4 Physician Both houses Elcc the South.
Also three story Brick house on Pearl street near
Lincoln containing rooms.
Also three story Modern built Brick h]usc OH
Lincoln street. All for sale at moderate price.
Apply 10
w. III. JERRIS,
Real Estate Agent: opposite Prcblc House.
scn1-l1m
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SEE advertisement of brick boarding house
for sale. s..-
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A Three Story Brick Boarding
House

rTNIIE Brick Boarding House No 40 Fore near Iniia
l. Strcct, now offered for sale. The house con-
tiius Twenty-Five finished rooms, and will ccummo-
date about fifty boardcrs Tho house is well built of
good materials, has slacd aud granite sil.s and
window caps; has large brick cistcrn and acqueduct
water.
This is good location for boarders, it being near
the Boston steamers, the new sugar refinery and the
works OF the Portland Company.
Now is the Time 10 purchase. Apply Immediately
to W. II. JERRIS,
SEPT. l. d3w Under Lancaster Hall.
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BOOk-lkeeper Wanted.
IN Wholesale store. Address with references
l. Salary expected, &C. Address
Post Office Box 11Is. augGodtf
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TUEN OUT! TURN OUT!!
4 g.ag aaW y4lf.isintlan e4l.1sfa
Republicans of Portland !
HON. SAM'L MCKEE.
4 OF KENTUCKY.
Will address you this evening on national topics, at
DEERLNG HALL
Ha ni AT "a O'CLOCK.
TURN OUT. TURN OUTn

Give him reception worthy of Portland. Let him
see how we honor the Union men Of the South.
cB- The Ladies arc invited to attend. Seats will
be provided for them on the platform.
.1l 1fs. qt Per Order of the Committee.
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BRILLANcy Of complexion is desirable in a lady
and for the preservation of 1t Burnetps "Kalliston'
Is guaranteed to be most powerful auxiliary. In
hamation from sunburn, and the dryness caused by
the wind and air is remedied by its application. 1t
soltens the skin and is admirably adapted to gente
mems use after shaving. 1t is sold everywhere.
dec2L1aw1y
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Wanted.
Wanted.

RY a young man Of experience situation as Book
- Keeper Good references given. Address
Book-kcepcr, No Bench street. aug30l1w*
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MOTHERS, arc any OF your family suffering from
Bowel Complaints, which much allict at this sea-
son Of the year? II 50, get bottle of Dr. Bicknes
urc, safe and reliable, and contains no
otiatnc
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THE COURTS.

MUNICIPAL COURT.
34e JUDGE KfyGsDURY, PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-Michael Haley pleaded guilty to search
and seizure process, and p,il the usual amount of
GOO 0c "LM-F llas tgtEra4
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ATLANTIC GABLE NEWS.-The dispatches
from Europe yesterday inform us that the
Canadian government has asked the home
government to send more troops to Canada,
owing to apprehended trouble with the Uni
ted States, growing out of the expected Fenian
invasion and the modification of tie neutral
ity laws Of the United States. The home
government has decided to send two reci-
ments of infantry and one of cavalry to Can
ada, and preparations are making for their
departure. Matters in Turkey are in very
bad state. The revolt in Gambia has pro.
gressed, and the Christians have asserted their
independence of the Turkish Empire. Con-
stantinople is declared to be in a state of
siege. Our officers in Russia are receiving
numerous vitaions to visit the interior
cities. A dispatch from Paris says the belief
is growing that Maximilian will abdicate the
throne of Mexico. The Oebats in an editori-
al, alludes to the honors paid to the Ameri-
can Embassy in Russia, and after making the
significant inquiry-"What is the value of the
demonstrations between the United States
and Russia?" says that France has done lit
tie to revive the old friendship between her
self and the United States" NJ
In London Thursday, five-twenties were
quoted at noon at 72 3-4, and at close of busi-
ness 72 10. The rate of discount at the Bank
OF England was reduced to 6 per cent Liy-
erpool cotton market weak, and prices declin-
ing. Breadstuffs also tending downward
Another Of Sheridan's Dispatches I'm
cnrthed.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 80, 1866. &.
The following dispatch has just been re-
ceived at the New York Tribune Office here,
from its New Orleans correspondents
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 80.
1t may yet appear officially that General
Sheridan's dispatches have been further tam
pered with at Washington. The following
important telegram to General Grant has
been for some reason omitted in the permit
ted publication of all the correspondence
An investigation may prove the suppression
of other dispatches
'HEADQ'Rs MILITARY DIV. OF THE GULF.
Aug 13, 1885,
70 General q. s. Grant, Washington, d. &.
The military board called by Gen. Baird to
investigate the occurrences in this city of Ju-
" ~, is progressing as rapidly as possible
see in the papers by reports of officials here,
an attempt is made to cast blame upon the
military for not being present on the 3Oth
ult. There could have been no object in its
oelng present, except to prevent the police
from perpetrating revolving massacre. Its
absence, for this reason, regret. From re-
ports OF my own scouts, who saw the affair
from first to last from my own office, from
dlsinterested and faithful persons, believe
that at least nine tenths of the casualties
were perpetrated by the police, the citizens
stabbing and smashing in the heads of many
who had been already wounded or killed by
policemen" P.H. SHERIDAN.
Major General
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Dissolution of COpartnership,
u T. ELDEN having purchased Ill the interest Of
Ls John Whitman in the firm Of Eden & Whit
man, said firm is hereby dissolved. E. 4. Eden will
settle all tie business of the firm.
ELDIN & WHITMAN,
August 81. 1eCG. scpt1 d3w
The business will be continued rs heretofore, under
the style of E. T. Eden x Co.
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A MONUMENT as big as the grand Pyramid might
be built ofthe teeth that have been ruined by neglect
Shall this still 60 in faco of the great fact that So
zodont is a certain preventive of general decay?
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Notice.

TNHE undersgncd hereby give notice that 4 portion
Il OF the cUbworl at the southern end of Vaughans
Bridge VIII be removed Monday the 10th instant,
for the purpose of filing in and making solid tl,c
southorly end Of said bridge, and al persons in
travelling over the same will do so ut their own risk
until further notice.
II. NJ. ROBINSON,
GEO. +. HENLEY,
III. s. JACKSON,
Selecimcn Of Cape Elizabeth.
Care Elizabeth, April 10 ap14-tf
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AccDENT.-Last Thursday, young lady
who resides in Park street was seriously iniur-
ed by slipping from the plank as she was 60
ing ashore from the steamboat to the islands,
She struck upon her back injuring her spinal
column. She was Immediately conveyed to
her home in q helpless condition.
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ROARD for families. Three or four small
~ famllies can be accommodated at the White
House, Westbrook. three four minutes walk from
the Cumberland Mills Depot. Good airy rooms
provided. j. P. MILLER, Proprietor.
iul23 If
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, lSunday excepted,l at No. 1 Printers
Exchange, Commercial Street, Portland, by N. A.
FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMS Eight Dollars a year in advance
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TO LET.

E central but quiet locality, large and pleasant
i room, suitable for gentleman and wife, or two
single gentlemen. Far particulars address Bcnnct'
Press Office. aug23-coltf
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Diss 0Iut;OEl.

DiSs 0iutiOn.
TTNHE partnership heretofore existing under the
i n1me of Haues, Smith & Cook, is lliis day dis
solved by mutual consent.
All persons having demands aeairst the above firm,
requested 10 present them at once for settlement,
and al persons indebted to tie sad firm, carncst
ly requested to call and settle Immediately at No.
Gait Block. FERG USON HAINES,
ALBERT SMITH.
GEORGE ii. COOK.
Portland, Aug. 81, 1866. sept1 dH
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For Sale.

For Sale.
LOT co feet by 100 Green near Portland street,
N with the buildings thereon. Less than half the
Lot is occupied by buildings leaving sufficient room
for another good sized building and is gnod location
9r 10 retdl store. This property was rented before
te hre, and is now rented tor S220 per annum and
VIII be sold at baigain.
no ln1 net sold within one week at private salc it will
FRANKLIN CRAWFORD,
por4,o,,,c 143 Commercial Street.
- ui,tu oep. lst, lsCG. sep1-d1w*
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
Boarding,

A SUIT of pleasant front rooms, with board to
IA let at " Free st.
Respectable transient boarders accommodated.
aug30-1w&
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ME. T.. A.

M. T.. A.
A SPECIAL netting OF tho Mercantile Library AS
N socation will be held Saturday evening Sept.
LIST at y O'clock in the room occupiedby The Exec-
tive Relief Committee, Market Hall. A fill attend
ancc is requested as business of Importance will come
before the Association, relating 10 its future prosper
ity.
aug31dot BY order Of the President
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WANTED.
Wanted.

DOOK-FOLDERS, Pastors and Sewers. Steady
ID employment and good wages given. Also giris
familiar with binding Schcol-Books. :
BENZ. BRADLEY & co.
augS1-d6t 57 Washington ST., Boston Mass.
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Boarding House

HOUSE No. 81 Free street will be opened Sept. 1st
IL for few First class permanent boartieIs.
aug20-2w*
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IA Wholesale huuse. A good opportunity for q youn;
man 20 learn bookkeeping. Address Box 2O2G
aug25dtf
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City of Portland.

City of Portland,
TREAsURER's OFFICE, August o. 1866.
PONDS issued by the City for Mnp;c;,,o, ,rr,os
- cs, in sums Of $500 and ,OO0 nr iui in n p
twenty years time, for sale at this oN vi 'o III"
Scp1 cdtf CITY Trcasrro,