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N EW RIvER LINE.

NJ" hIF LINE.
The fine Steamer WAwAsET will EA4aA@&
leave WARRINGTON on every Fri A9eE1Ezb
day morning at 8 o'clock for CURRIOMAN Re-
turning, will leave Curri. man IT O'Clock SUNDAY
morning, arriving at Washington early that
evening.
She Will touch at all Landings for freight and
passengers. which will he taken at THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE RATES
For freight or passage apply to
JOHN VAN RISWICK,
General Superintendent p. v. DO,
Seventh Street Wharf.
s-On Tuesday, the 2.th instant she will cou
mepce to make her semi-weekly trips Ieavine
Washlneton on Tuesdays and Fridays, returning
on wednesdays and Sundays.
set-d JOHN VAN RISWICK.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
o ARaI, sooW, &c., AT AUOTIoN.

II ARGH, eoOW, &C., AT AUCrIoN.
OiUQsayse,nost<y,s Office. Depos Of WasA;axtoa,l
WashiNston, ID c., August 81 t, 1855. Z
Will Re soId at Public Auction az Sixth street
wharf, under the direction OF Captain james G
Psyte. A Q. NJ, on SATURDAY, September .,
schuyiliIl Barge JURA, one sOOW, And
fAWb BOAT. the property Of the United States.
Terms Cash, In Government funds
D.H. Buckle,
Byt Maj. Cen. and Uhisf Qlartsrmsstsr
aug ~ dtd DeDOe Of WashfnGton.
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DOTOMAG TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt 4. A. RYTHlR,
leaves Washington at q: m. and Al -6-
exAndria at q. EVERY SAT.
URDAf for Glymont, Budd Ferry
Smith . Point Chatterton Landing, Nanjsmoy
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point PioTSsny
Wharf, Lancsster's Wharf. Stones Wharf orr
nonep Bay. FeIwell': Wharf. Hszeil's Wharf,
Finey Point, Point Lookout, and arrives ct Baiti.
.,,v J.B. Bryan 4 BRO Agents.
epf-u No. 34S Pennn Svenue
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RAILROAD LINES.
RALTIAoRE AMP oaIe aAILROAD.
II WAslIRe TON, June Is, looo

RALTIAoRE AMP OHIO AAILROAD.
II WAXING TON, June -, leoG.
%
T5:1.; -. Ssfyfss sMIAssa5FsT2.
nov run - fellows. viz. =
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct 7.00 I'm. ana
HIS .. m, ana 3-&S, and 40, and 8 90 D. n
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS,
Leave daily. except Sunday, q 7,Oo. a a. =. srH
las and S:oo ,. y.
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIt
JUNCTION.
Leave % us and 7 90 am. and 1t AS and AS m
FQR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave % I;00 and 7:O Q. m, and go ,. N, So
nains 70 or from Apnspolis On Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
1OR BALTIMORE.
Leave q 80 and 3:45 and 800 D. n
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave @ fO .. m. and a:45 and 500 D. m
FOB ALL PARTS OF Thk EST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, 1t 7 80 .. M ana 500
s. OF soD az q only connecting 2. ..l.,
T scSaks ffffokrrs to I'll. Yves, GA, >, md
the Washington station Ticket 0fdcs q an h.un
IN the DAY, - we'll a. At the once In the AmeTi
can TsIegfelb Building. PennUivania avenue,
sefvecn " And eth streets.
Ess 9esf and Boston.
y. u. COLE, General Ticket Aeen:.
% 0-u 9EO. o. KOONTZ. Agent, Was6inSton.
WASHlNGTON, ALEXANDRIA Ann
M
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EYNN'S BRITISH CONsULs HAND BOOK,
Il volume; London. Mensch-MapHel Prac-
tiaue du Consulat, l volume; Lripsic. De Cussy-
Reglements Consulaires des Etats Msritimes, ]
Prsctioue des Oonsulats, / volume; Paris. Mo.
reuil-Manuel des Agents Consul aires, volume;
Paris ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS des Ohancellsries
piplomatiaues ct Consulaires. 2 volumes: Paris
De Cussy- Dictionnaire du Diplomat ct du Consul,
States Consuls, J. volume; New York. The United
States Con.ular By stem and Manual for Con,uls,
Manu- al and Practical Guide voiume; London.
De Martens-Precis des droits ct des fonctieus dss
As snts Dipiom affQues ct Consulaires 2 volumes:
Paris And many other valuable works ON the
same subject; on Maritime Law; on the Laws OF
war and Commerce; and ether branches of
Diplomacy and Inter oil Law, i'm ported from
Eprope nv FRANCK TAYLOR seb
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

EOR THE EASTERN SHORE.
The large, stsunch, and commodious Steamer
Wilson SMALL CAPT. Z. T. ~
LEON ABB, leaves her pier opposite eAzG
tween bsJre and Lee streete,l baltimore. every
m. Tor EAST0N No PoiNT, u b SatSfHg Aftf Is
9RHHFt0RFP' L0RKA IA S,b mc4TNT, W4LLACH,,S
MHdRSF, Cd 1MFNl cREfEK, HTTGEBbFF 6Rp,
WHARF, and LLOYD'S LANDING.
Returning from THE SHORE. she leaves
Lioyds Landing at p. m, Cambridge at 80 D.
m and 1aston Point at m touching at the
Intermediate landfnRD on Mondays, Wednesdays,
she has fine state rooms, and oil other pass
accommodations. equal 10 those of any other
steamer on chesapeake Bay. 5-tf
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ PENsLoN OFFICE, July 18th, u
JO ALL WHOM TT NAY G0RHI IN

IN p990oMfFS3l sIf o. SECOND. HAND
sale ehssp. .lsaH ". q, A1fZjS0TT : %.
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EA614END INSURANCE 60. or WASH
IN0TON AND GEORGETOWN
OFFICE No. 1, over Bank Of Warrington,
0HARrlBED By CONGRESS, 1887.
eOo1LUS 30 600
Property Of al kinds insured for Q year or lsss
Builders' risks granted On the most favorable
eYm1.
'nj iHES ADAMS. President.
soSsss % SiSSs.., ct :sn f'el''
VIM. Wilson, Themas Parker,
Iohn d. Barclay, Richard Barry,
Semi Redfern, Chas, W. Davis.
B. B. French, +. I'd. CLARK.
Andrew Roth we'll, OF Washington.
The Directors In Georgetown are authorized b.
the Board 70 renew pelicies and take risks In
Georgetown,
jslS eosm ABEL g. DAVIS, sscry.
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ENIELDD HISTORY OF THE ATLANTIC
Il Telegraph; English Travellers and italian
Brissnds; Supe rstitiop and Force, by Henry Q.
Vol. 18Th Statutes at Large: Wheatonrs lnterna-
tiOnal Law. edition Of 1864, EDITED ~ Dapn nm
an (BANCk IA LUX.
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n Z d IOAL STAFF.
SURGEON IN CHIEF.

M D.,
1e4 street. between Goth and 2lst streets
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
r, JOS n: BARNES, n. D., Surgeon General,
Jos; RILEY M D., Georgetown.
THUS; MlLLER. N. ID street. Wasbinpton
A. Y; .GAkNETT. NJ D., New York Avenue.
GRtf F yT0HE III N D Washington.
F.HOWARD, n. D., + street.
VIsers TOT admission TO the beds in this hos
Ettal, tof which there are 80 can be obtained OF
o9e surgeon 10 chief at this ONCE. 1s4 street or
~. sny on inc MEDICAL staff, and of the Revs. Drs.
nal, 6urley, Gillette. and Coombs
MiSes and widows Of soldiers desiring admission
.In apply to the Surgeon General, United States
Pstients living at distance whs desire to come
70 TINS Institution for treatment can secure
hospital. % 0ILi,ETTE n N IA III"
q eolY.r p.asi1.t.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
i Der has. obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington County. in the District of Columbia
letters testamentary on the personal es
tate Of Mary Ryan. late Of Washington, d. c.,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
on or before the 18th day of August next: they
may otherwise by law be excluded from ell benefit
of the said estate.
Given under nv hand this 4th day OF August
1866 PATRICK ODONNO6HUE,
au 6law3w~ Executor.
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HONS WIrH0Un HANDS, illustrated, Rn..
- Kin Grown ofWtld Olive. Papers !rom CIvsr
iook House The Combination Fortune Teller
SIsyenS Prison Life Of JEFF. Davis. Nspolaon, !:
Ma1n o. Cssa ass Volume T. McPhersonS Political
Das 49, FRANoK TAYLOR
HILMROLDy lXTRAOT DUORU AND m
"A fkOv1D 1Oe4 WASH cures oecrof nd dali.
oete dieerde IN 81 their stASss Ct Hale
ntue % Ne change IN diet, no inconveniencs. IA
70 exloe9re: ISL pleasant In taste md odor -.
.sdisss y in setien, anA ffss fFo1 81 injuiseS
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II 7. COFFEE MOSES BATES
COTT0N FACTORS
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. lVx 6kAvIEk STREET,
NEW ORIEANs

Strict attention given to the purchase and sale
Dienments. nv IA n
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DURE OLD PORT WINE

have received from the private stock of we'll.
and .nrst quality PORT WINE, "Alte Douro
1877 A"
and it's effects upon persons suffering with all,
ments incident to the season have been very bepe-
fetal.
II is ordered and recommended by physic ians,
and can be relied on In every particular.
W. BURCHELL,
corner l4th and + streets,
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All orders for STATUARY, MONUMENTS. o,
MANTELS executed in the best manner, ct shorI
notice, and on the yer y best terms. je 9-Sms
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WHAT THE sgRGEOgs SAT o. THE sAMAR

"Posr HosPITAL, FORT MARSHALL, Baltimore,
Md Feb. 20. 1871 have great satisfaction in
stating that have used The Samaritan Remedies'
for Veneral diseases in it's most customary forms:
that have used them with Judgment, discretle en-
and properly, and, have found them respond to my
anticipstion promptly and efectually. KnowinS
their comp position, have the fullest conhde in
their efficacy, and far my use of them extsuds
recommend them strongly.
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IMPAIRMENT OF TIE INTERIOR.
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFlC

~
On the petition o. DANIEL rAlNfER, Of wor
cett.r, Mass pray ing for the extension Of patent
granted TO him on TIE SOth day of November, Is5e,
Tor an Improvement in Rotary Knitting Ma
chimes" for seven years frem the ex piration Of
said patent. which takes place on the Esd day OF
October, 1866:
=, Itis ordered that the said petition be heard At
the Patent Office Mooday the 18th day of Noyem-
Der, 1876 at Il o'clock and all persons are no.
uhed to appear and show cause. II any they have,
why said petition light rot TO be Granted
Perrons opposing the extension are required TO
ME In the Patent Uice their objections specially
Get forth in writing At least t,ceny days before the
osy OF hearing all testimony nled by either party
10 lie used at the said hearing must be taken aud
transmitted in accordance with the rulss Of the
office, which will be furnished on applicable
Dispositions aud other papers relied upon 80 tes-
timony must be filed In the Office tsceaydsys before
the day OF hearing; the arguments, If any, within
ten days alter Ming the testimony.
ordered. also thai this notice be publshed In
the. Republican ard the Intelisencer. wsshing-
ton. ID. q and in the Soy. Worcester, naa.,
once week Tor three successive weehs' tne
nrtt OF said publications 90 be at least Sky oeys
~ A0 Wy VI h'T 20. THEAKER,
Coun,ssioper of Patents.
8. Editors Of the sbovs v.pers VII please
cory and ~ nd their hill. q the fatent Omce stn
psrer containing THE notice An = lesss
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n wards. 500. Armedsle. By Wilkie COLLINS,
torial History Of the Rebellion. part Let. % De
siedy OF hissory' BY eeidy FiRRk NOR fkYioR.
A NIAIsE DE SAINT FLOUR; La PIrITD
IL Nam al; La Maison de Penarvah; Medemoi.
tits Q,sesu1 Z Bataills do Danes; La Poudrs
ca WIRANOK TAYLOR, :.
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This Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the eubecrf-
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington County, in the District of Columbia.
letters OF sdm Bstration the personal estate OF
Joseph A. Blsu, late of Washington. ID. C.,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof 20 the esbecriber
on or before the 7th day Of August next: they
may otherwise by Law be excluded from ali benent
Of said estate.
Given under my hand thi. 7th day Of August.
1866. Tau lawful LAURAV RI,AU
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the eub-
ser,ber has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Washington County, in the District Of Calsru-
bia, letters Of administrator on the personal es
tate Of John Bsuman. late Of Washington.
ID. e., deceased. All persons having claims
against said deceased. are hereby warned TO
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, 10 the
subscriber. on OF before the 18th day Of August
next; they may otherwise by Law be excluded from
all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF August,
1856. CAROLINE L. BAUMAN
au 14-iaw3ws
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n L 4 B = d b Ms.
ORANGE BRAND, MARYLAND eIred;l
N, w. BURCHELL,
Orner llth and II streeto,
under Dbbitt House
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8. Editors Of the sbovs papers VII please
cory, and nd their bill. the Patent Omce wstn
paper containing this notice. an . ssss
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commissioner OF Patents.
r. ;. Editors OF the above Papers will pleas
copy, and send their bills the Patent Once witt
a ps p<r containing this potice an "a Ia~a,.
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ALF DELI ". DO " no,
"Assistant Surgeon, 6th N. 7. Vols.n

Sold By 3. O. TORD, corner 18th street and Penn.
sylvanis avenue, Washington; HENRY COOK,
Alexandria, Va. and by Druggists generally.
DESMOED CO., Philadelphia. ny6.tf
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-30
Miscellaneous Dispatches.

NEW YORK, July a..
The steamships Pierre. City Of Paris, Alemania
and Hermann sailed for Europe to-day with 1924 0sG
' --i BUFFALO, N. ", July 2s.
There was another Fcnan scare at Fort Erie last
evening. 1t was reported that the Feniaps were in
force two miles above the Canadian shore. Later
in the evening was stated that the Fenians had cross
ed from here. The whole thing is a hu,nbus.
Con. Sherman has arrived this morning, and is now
having reception at the Board of Trade rooms.
81, 49, M PLYMOUTH, Mass, July 70.
Severe thunder showers have prevailed here nearly
the whole day. tho lightning striking in several places
The dwelling house of Maj. s. H. Doten was struck.
but the conductors carried the fluid safely to the Garth
This afternoon abolt descended upon the Universasl
church shattering the srire, and then glancng from
the house finally psssed off through the kitchen Of
house by, occupied Judge RUSSELL Of Boston, as
summer residence, without causing further dam
age. large quantity Of rain has Allen
CINCINNATI, July 2e.
Il. vallandigham and Judge Gilmore were ap-
pointed delegates 70 the Philadelphia convention from
tho third district. t.t.4
.a3s ta b. .a f.l,rlsst, 4, NEW YORK, July 28.i
Ton cases of cholera and three dats In this city are
reported to-day, and in Brooklyn six cases and one
death ,5..,,5.a 4..I5ts e-s.r4
saa = ~ 04f..l- aif PHILADELPHIA, July 2e.
i Bidle Co.'s hardware store, on Commerce street
was destroyed last night by fire. Loss 500 900; cover
edby insurance. The surrounding property was also
damaged Total loss 100000. Several firemen were
injured. hiI fI tt
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-30
go CORTLAND AND YTCLNITY.
.iHi.4aan g. The Courss. 0.. bdt
y ftaH .asI. ,hf l!l4i
Damages ON a Bill of Exchange.
ie SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT,

Damages ON Bill of Exchange.
SUpREME JUDICIAL COURT
WILLIAM II. WOOD & AL, vs. DAVID WATSON.
Cans6erland Coanty-AQpie:oa, c. J.
The protest Of the notary shows demand upon The
drawer and the notice TO the erdorsers The defend.
an ant c8hia mot nave neen msied by the notice reees
was bad. This is all tho law requires.
The more important question relates 10 the damag.
es 10 which the p]aintiR is entitled
Damages given ON foreign bills Of exchange, ID,
!srest Ia,i af ae u svU S,S loo D: s. ILL., Il
test Of foreign BILL Is Communication &s i~i~sssi-
aamage e. y. ts lastiss ls are to- be gov
Now, MERCANTILE usage has @ csiaishs s tic damages
ON bills on London, In case ~ ishohor, In Massachh-
setis, as detsrmiissl In GJimsharr Ded~, Jiass.,
235, at ten per cent. Instead Of re-exchange TIEs
usage forms part Of tile law Of the State. Il hal
been Of 10 long continuance that in 1s0y when the
pronounced, MIR. Chief Justice Parsons said tLat It's
origin could not be ascertained. It must therefore
be deemed part OF tlIe law merchant and as obga-
tory any portion Of the common law untl il shall
be modified or changed by the Legislature.
Whether the rule Of damages is established by
Of law it % be deemed part Of tie contract Of en-
d0rsement. The rule referred 10, mot having been
altered by the legislature, must be regarded re-
naming in full force. It il not for The Court 10
change the law whenever monetary crisis occurs.
The rule may operate hardly In some instances but
It Is for the party TO 0bviate this by special contract
fixing the damage in case of d:shonor, at a special
rate, or for the Legislature to establish new rule
which. in their judgment, shall be more equitabe-
II would be act of legislation for MS to intervene
by changing the existing law ON the subject.
Defendant defaulted.
The above wa a suit brought by endorsee against
endoIser Of sterling bill, drawn at Brazil on Lon
don, and returned protested for non-acceptnnce.--
The eject Of the decision is to allow the holder OF the
draft-bat about $5.32 10 the pound sterling
out reference 10 lh actual rate Of exchange.
Judge Davis drew an opinion, which was concurred
in by Judges Walton and Barrows, fixing the damage
upon coin basis. In other respects IL fas similar to
that of the Chief Justice. e4a .'
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-30
FIVE DAYS .uaI
Later from -EasrOpe.
arrival Of steamsiaip Palmyra a, New
He York. rJ}s.

o. NEW YORK, July 90
steamship Palmyra from Liverpool 18th inst. has
arrived. '' -''' " -'''
Ship fawnee from Liverpool for MontsvIdee.
grounded en- Blackwater Bank, was abandoned and
afterwards taken into Newiord by the coast guard.
Inc Prince Of Wales and Duke Of Edinburgh
aid visit to the Mantonomol at Shccrucss, on the
ii'i, ana wero much gratificd with the courtcsics
SHOWN Dy the American officers. s,
Inc Miantonomah and Augusta We're expected to
sail for Russia on the 10th,
Inc Times In an article on the subject of monitors
urges complete reconstruction of the British navy
anu says te present ships arc entirely useless against
snitors OF which the Mianionomal is the precursor
A. lew cases Of cholera have appeared in Liverpool
The Times says that when Austria ceases TO be Ger
man, she must become Hungarian or cease 10 exist.
Russian papers speak strongly against any Interior
once by France in German matters.
The discount demand in the London money mar
net was moderate and rates UNCHANGED. The funds
anu hvc-twcnties were tirmcr.
The health Of Prince Leopold, youngest sun Of
Queen Victoria, excited some apprehension.
sr Il. Mayne, chief of tho metropolitan roliee has
issued an order-Sorbdding the proposed rcf,rm gath
erng in Hyde Park on tho 2sd inst declaring Il ils
gal. 49, : -
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-30
THE sTATR.


The Gospel Banner desires to be recorded among
the papers which have published the card i" To The
business men Of Maine" We have noticed tho card
within fow days in the Loyal Sunrise. Hancock
journal, Anson Advocate and Pennington Chroni-
oie 1t Is safe to say that it has probably appeared
In every paper In the State though there are two or
three which have not noticed 1t. s#a
Tho Waterville Mail has leader this week. ssOn
the Wing" which ia very good subject for the
Mail.
Salmon are trying hard to get over the Augusta
dam and can't. The dwellsrs in the valley of the
upper Kennebec growl fearfully about the commits
sioners whose duty 1t was to have a fshway built
Some OF them even guilty of taatology in speak
ing of the dam
-Winterport was visited Thursday afternoon by a
fearful tornado accompanied with thunder, rain and
hail. The rain fell in torrents Some OF the hail
stones wore as large bullets completely peforat-
ing the leaves OF large vegetables The wind was 80
violent as to tear tees in pieces and prostrate corn
and grain level with the earth 1t eamo with 60 lit
tie warning that brig passing in the river at the
time, under full sail, was thrown nearly ON her
beam ends, and some OF her sails wero blown I'm
shreds from her spars. Nh
Rev. p. d. Huntington, D. D., recently elected
Bishop Of Tho Episoopalian diocese Of Maine has as
cepted the position.
The Aroostook Pioneer urges that Presque Isle
should make arrangements for water supplies.
-Twenty-one candidates have already presented
themselves and been q limited to the next freshmen
class of Batos College The Junior class has seven
members, Sophomore six. and Senior nine-makjng
forty-three members OF College. @ pa
REV. N. M. Wood formerly OF the Main st1set
Baptist Church in Lewiston has received and accept
ed call to the baptist Church in Thomaston.
The Pennington Chronicle states that last Sab
bath threo young men were baptized and received
into the Methodist Church at Leeds, by Rev. w. Wy
man, who is laboring with that people the present
year. dE t RS *
The Pennington Chronicle says that Mrs. Shaw,
Of Leeds, is eighty years Of age She was married
when eighteen, and moved to her homo where she
has lived snventy years, and made cheese every year
during that time.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-30
VARIETIES.

Why arc the flowers en- lady's bonnet like
whalers? The Gloucester Mass Telegraph, q bri-
n.y. ishy, seaside journal propounds this question,
and answers, Because they are arter- -ish-ilel
The following notice appears in the ST. John
Globe:
"SITUATIoN WANTRD-The advertiser, youn.
gentleman Of fair personal appearance and address,
having tcw hours each day and evening Sundays ex
cepte.) ut lis disposal, Oors lis services ns Idios'
escort Having for several yoars becn engaged in this
City In introducing young ladies' into tho society ot
first class genelnon and into the Matrimonial mark
et and having becn very successful now ofIors his
services ITO Parents and Guardinns) in that capacity
Terms moderate references exchanged. All COM
municatinns (conftentiall addressed sWillian,'
GLOBE Ofico, will receive prompt attention."
I'm Sherbrooko, L. c., about $3.50 have been raised
for the relief Of Portland.
Tile Bangor Times says: "Gov. Brownlov, OF
Tennessee may be patriotic man, but he ia certainly
destitute Of every attribute which goes to make mn
the gentleman" Patriotism then, Is not one of tic
attributes Of gentleman.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-30

"a. A.ckNowLEDGMENr.-Wes are indebted to Messrs.
Hii'ot, rhomes & Talbot, from whom our printing
press has been obtained, for a very hanasomo pres
en-. The contract for the press had been made
On ohtrely satisfactory terms. IL remained to pro
cure snahng, betting and pulleys, articles which in
at this time quito impossible to find in Portland
and these essentials, worth nearly $780, were freely
oherod by the gentlemen named Itshould be men.
uof ed that they have also contributed generously o
sne Boston reiei fund, and for that as well as Tor
'nelr special kindness In own case, we desire to
express our obligations.
uis proper to repeat in this connection, that the
publisher OF the Press Is its sole owner The entire
Ioss' which nets about $4,000, tails upon q man who
mas nve e'ted Whole working capital in the publi
eatlon OF this newspaper The lie startod for poti
cal effect and representing the ownership of the
rresS as shared with other parties, we regret to
learn still obtains eredence in some quarters. We
cannot AFFORD to acknowledge the favor mentioned
ABOVE W thout correcting this misrepresentation
II the allegation had been true the kind offer Of
Messrs Elliot, Thomes & Talbot could not bova
been accepted.