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DOMESTIC pORTs.

sAN FRANCISCO - Ar 9TH ult, ship Nevada,
GALVESTON 9th ult. brig Aurate, Gardi-
MEN oRLEANs-Cld 9th, baraue v Minott,
Blethen, Boston; sch Z G Thomas, Crockett, do.
q SAyANNAIi-Cld 26th sch Union. Bishop. for
GEoRGEToWN. Seed 25th, brig Abner Tay-
oT i L2Tf gsnsos astn Ran, or oomn.
PHtLADELPHIA.- AZ LIST, .brigs A S Iarrabee,
Carlisle and Executive, Gorham, from Bangor; schs
j clark. Fowler, Providence; n 4 ii Gould Grow,
ell Portland; yiskshqrg Nc ;ormick, Bangor.
sell ! b Marshall, Marshall, Portland.
Ar Isl, schs G I, Nandevoot, Chase, .Saco: Baga-
duee, kennard, New Haven, land cid lor searsport)
ALBANY -Ar 3Oth, sch nj Tyler Lowell, from
Z XIV issi'6 YoRK-Ar LIST, baraues Damon, wilkins,
Bneno= Ayres ralayora. Carver. Za2a; brias Lima,
Hill. Cieniuegos; Hattie, Gilkey, Sagua Isola West
Inaian.lt; A bradshaw, Hicks, Fernandina; schs
Ruti I BAKER, Knight Rene lio.; f Arthemius,
Mitchell, Shuloe, s. Hattie L Dodge Calais; Mag
gle Bel, Hall, Wiilet's Point. =, =
cd LIST, br:g Harp sArey. Bosan. D OWNS 81
Ar "a, brlgs Geo Prescott, Mills bridgeport, CB;
Princeton, Wells, New Haven; schs Com Tucker,
Hines, Calais; superior, latch, Rocklan :. 49,.
ga "a, s9,p !; i Taylor. anderson London; bark
Montevideo schs Red Jacket, Averiil, Jacmel; Ned
Sumter. lord, Boston. -
PROVIDENCE Ar I'd, sch T j Hill, Baker, from
Bostan.a e as - s. Ash IA 81 II ~ "
Sid, sch Bangor, Jordan, Ellsworth.
PAWICChET-Sid I'd, scLs Palos, Cousins, New
E EirMo 81 Naehasg Olive Branch, Yoang Do, Tor
FALL RlvER-Ar "a, sehs Geo w Glover, Hol-
brook, and Eva Belle. Berry, Philadelphia
bBISiOL-Sld Bah, sch Susan jane Torrey, fer
Banser.s ~ T. q S&-Ef EES&F L. u = = {
nlGHToN-Ar 25th, sch Julia Ann, Nickerson,
Ar 2gtE. sch Ann Elizabeth, Roberts, Bangor.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar I'd inst, sch e NJ Hamilton
Smith, Philadelphia tor Port mon h..
EDGARlONN-Ar LIST, sch LebGnah, Wall, Bal
tinlore Tor Newiuryport.
BOSTON-if I'd, schs Seven Sisters Crowley
Small, Machias.
Cid I'd, basques Daniel Webster, N,ckerson for
Messina. Bounding Biiow Nidulich, Tarragona;
sch l. q Sawyer. Keen JonespCrt rEE eD a5lf
Ar 81. brig Alex Nickeis, Hebrook philadelphia;
snbs y kieharlson. Thompson, Georgetown. DC;
pot: Loehiel Haskell, do; Leada Holbrook from
Calais; st Lawrence, Quiniby, 'Machias; Mystery
II urst and Mirror, Daniels, Bangor; Arabia, Frs.
bee; Brutrs, Dodge, and Sarah Buck, knight do !;
EUen Brown, Buns. Thomaston. - :.
cd 81, sch Uncle Sam, Spear, Rockland.
MA jHIAS-ar 2Stii, sch Luaano (new) johnson
to load ior flew York. -.-,,-- i
sli 2linst. sch Alpha tncw Munson, New Yorr
MILLERIDGE-Sld 18th ult, brig Narraguagus,
(new) leighton Lingan, CB s-cI-F ~ 49,
1;ANGOR--Ar goth, barque Nonpareil, Finn, Bos-
ton. to load for South Am RIGA. ~.lF5ef - w.
Ar I'd INST Ma zGrka, Kimbali, ana Elizabeth. Gil
KEY Boston. IL .AEt sE 4
Cid I'd, briSs Forest State, Siute, Washington;
\ stevens, Saunders, Philadelphia; sch Day break,
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f. SPECIAL NOTICES, Ute
Estsste of -Hesek50ha Pc ck0rel.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN cen duly appointed Executrix of the VIII of
HEZEkIAH PACKARD late OF Portland in the
County Of Cumberland, deceased, and has taken up
on herself that trust by giving bonds as the law die
All persons having demands upon tho estate
of said deceased required to exhibit the same;
and ai persons indebted to said estate called up
on to make payment to VIM. +. Morris Atty tor
said estate at his Oflice No. 100 EXhange st. ll
I CHARLOTTE j. NJ. PACKARD Executrix.
j Portland, July q 1857 jyidtwt .od2wsN.
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iy2eod1w

The railroads running west from Milwau-
kee, Wisconsin, have offered to carry destitute
emigrants beyond that point free of charge
The city has also provided an agent to look az
ter their welfare and see no imposition is
practiced upon the ignorant foreigners,
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,'1a ~ .GILgE - s5
i-~.s. .75-l i2 as-, laz gsI
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MofE, andEreckies.

The only reliable remedy for those brown diseo II.
atoms on the face called Moth Patches and Freckles
is PERIi y s MOTH AND FREGKLE LOTION. Frepar-
edonly by DR. B. c. PERRY, Dermatoogist, 40 Bond
St, n. Y, Sold by all drugg SITS in Portland and
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Syhy suffe,. from soyes 2

When, by the use oil the ARNICA OINTMENT,
You can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from burns, Scalds, ChaPped Hands, Spraias, Cats
Woands, aud ererH tomptaiat otthe Skin. Try il,
or 1t costs INT 25 cents Besure TO ask for r. =
r H0fe'S AT3aica Ointment,
For sale by all druggists, send your idrcSs and
81 cents TO o. r. SjIY NIOUR q CO., Boston, Mass,
and receive box BY return mail. w. F. Phillips q
Co., agents tof Maine, 81 ~ ~ april2Gdlysn -
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Good House for Sale.

- The large and commodous two story house
&,,.::I and lot corner Monument and st Lawrence
NIL streets. The house Is thoroughly built and in
goo order. Contains fifteen finished rooms; would
make capital Boarding House. The lot il 10 by 80
feet Has q good stable and plenty of water Terms
favorable. Apply to W. H. JERi,IS
July 4-d3w. --.' --''
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Butchers lightning Ely Killer will Ger.
tanly externhate these pests il its is peIS
ed ill., Beware OF bogus Fly PAPER, which some deal
er5 keep because they get it tor nearly nothing
Don't be swindied. Ask for BUTCHERS, which s
sold by all live Druggists. ie1Id&w1m 81
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Ii is amusing to notice the recent manRuyIes
of the Argus. For six long years the Argus
has been rowing against tue mighty tide which
has swept the Democratic skow up Salt River,
and now while the worm-eaten old craft lies
hiel and dry on the bar AT the head of nayica-
ton on that cheerful stream, our neighbor is
trying to get tow limo surreptitiously attach
ed to the powerful tug, General Grant, ex-
pecting thereby to secure swift and easy pas.
sage down the stream. What lively scatter
ing there would be among the Democratic
crew, if they should wake ZIP some fine morn
ing and lind themselves in the wake Of such
a convoy sa sgus ezbslF-c.r5 .15g esf.7 Z
Well do we remember how adroitly Martin
Van Bnren jumped upon Andrew. Jackson'S
back and rode into the White House,
In the same way the Argus hopes TO
mount General Grant, and ride into power on
his broad shoulders. The game won't work.
Under such n load, the General will prove
restye and will take the earliest opportunity
10 dump it into the mudin which it now lies
wallowing. The party whose leading organs
but a few years ago had no better title for Gen
era1 Grant than 'the Butcher" can have small
claims on his consideration, What seems to
please the Argus most in his history, is the
kindness and consideration shown to Lee,
when at last he surrendered to the authority
Of the United States; especially is our neigh
Dor gratificd, because General Grant recon-
mended the pardon of Lee and dined Dick
Taylor. These "reminiscences are more salts
factory to the Argus than anything about
lighting it out on this line" for that hurt the
rebels. + - 0~ " " a
When did the Argus have anything to say
in favor of General Grant during the war?
And why does it try to crawl up on his shout
ders, now that the war has proved a success
instead of ga failure" as the Democrats de-
clared it? The Generals instructive aversion
to creeping things is as keen as ever. He will
shake them off as soon as he discovers their
approaches. But if il were possible that he
should accept Democratic nomination. what
then2 The Argus Says he would be elected.
Would hep Was Mcclellan elected? Can
these Bourbons never learn anything by ex-
perience2 As many Republicans as followed
Mcclellan into the Tory ranks would follow
Grant, and not one 5moreF oil gt,r,a 70 F,,rif Il
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ayaaaAi, Mllgsags.

Skirt and Corset Store, 33S Congress st.
may sdtisNY al G3E } HI Above caseo. Z
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FEARLESS IN. DANGER."-The Cumberland
Steam Fire Engine and Hose Co., No.3, hav-
ing had their house thoroughly painted and
overhauled throughout, would like to receive
call from their friends to-day, at their house on
Brackett street. laiLsaHrt TFGa5 u D..
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LOST!

"WEDNESDAY afternoon, between the corner of
w Vaughan and Bracket streets and the house OF
Otis Tricky, on the Stroudwater road wallet con-
horse car tickets. n, finde shall be literally re-
warded On returning the same to No. 90, Market
Square. / s..,..fF f - .-57 -.-r 49, iyId1w
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The jury were out all night and in the morn
ing at 9o'clock they came into court for fur
Their explanations of evidence. They were
again sent out, but at 1920 A. M. returned
with verdict of "Guilty"
The Jury were then sent out to render a
verdict on the degree of Harries' crime. '.-1
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DRowNED.-We are informed that French
lad, while engaged in bathing in Presumpscot
river, at Saccarappa, above the falls, Tuesday
afternoon, slipped from log and was drowned.
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Mains Pure iGlderberry and Cur
a rent Wines.


so highly recommended by Physicians, may be
found at wholesale at the drug stores OF WV Whip
pie X Co. II. H. Hay w. F.Philiips e. Co., f. l..
stanwoodsand j. w. Perkins & Cor ian t2sNdiy
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rastiaassa asssa stssssssssss
tsSss Advertisements rs-rsay.

Essss Advertisements rs-rsay. b
81 "a SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN. F
EzeeutriE Notice.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture Beds, ZEE. NJ. Patten & Co. ~
Real Estate-E. 81. Patten & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT ooLuas.
Trucks, Wagons, &c.--,J s. Heaii =. -
Eaton Family School-H. +. Eaton
Proposals
Lost--C. +. Williams.
Quarterly Statement--Fiist National Bank.
Notice TO Builders Park Street Church
For Saie-W. II. ferris.
Bridgt0n Academy.
Owls Head Mountain House.
Lost-Waliet.
For Sale--W. Ii. FERRIS. 81
Daily Stage to Water.or
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AF ID RS. Is. ETTCH'S 90 81,
ssEanlily Ph.ysician,,'

Seyenty-six pages price IS cents. Sent to any ad-
dress. No money required until The book is received,
read, and rally approved. Its perfect guide to the
sick OF indisposcd Address DIR. S. S. FITCH, %
fremont Street, Boston, sN Jan2Sd1y
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BLACK CROOK!
And the Left as far from that point az the
line will reach. ---1rl

And the Left far from that point az the
line will reach. E.rr11
After a series OF tactics not recognized by Hardee
or any other man, the following route will be iol-
lowed: EM ,tfEAtL
Up Congress street to Pine-up Pine to Bracket,
down Bracket to Dantorth-down Daniorth to
State-up State (where in consideration Of The ia
tgue and excitement OF swinging round the circle,
in he present secretly Of scate the procession will
halt and cry aloud for omething to take" but the
Stats Constables will make their appearance and
the proce 'sion will move onl to Congress street
down Congress to Park--down Park to Spring
down Spring to Hgh--up High to Free--d,wn Free
and Middle to Indla-dp India TO Congress-down
Congress to Monument up Monument to st.
Lawrenee-through ST. Lawrence to Congress
down Munioy Hill to Washington street-thrOugh
Washington to oxford-rp Oxford II Pearl-ap
Pearl to Cumberlan up Cumberland TO Green--up
Green D Congress-down Congress to the Square.
Such is the route which will be followed, and it is
earnestly hoped that every citizen who has "nag''
will come to time, and 'let," 'lend," OF in some
way make said nag Useful in aiding to this display.
July 2-d3t .f+ y ,t-5r 80 4. " ..,---.,.. I
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: = = = = 80 %
may sdt'sN1 Gtl CsE J E1 above caseo. (
SOME folks caS'r SLrfP NidHrs.-We are
now prepared Ia supply Hospitals Physicians, the
trade and the great Emhlic generally with the stand
ard and invaluable remedy, DopD'S &EREfNE, which
article snTp2sses all known preparations tur the
OF all forms Nervousness. Ii is rapidly superceing
every preparation Of opum-the well-known result OF
which is to produce COstlseness and other serious
dicesj it allays irritation restessness and spsss
and udaces regular aetoii-of the bowi and seere-
tive organs.
No preparation ior Nervous Diseases ever sold so
readily or met with such universal approval. For
SleepiessneSs Loss OF Energy Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, aud ali the Iear tnl
mental and bodily symptoms that follow in the train
OF nervous diseases D0ds NefyiGe Is the best reme-
dy known to seenre. Soltby al druggists Price 81.
GEO. C. GOODWIN 4 Co.,
sngllsnly d&w n Wholesale Agents. Boston.
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QUARTERLY REPORT
.rl Of the condition Of the
Natisnal Traders Bank of Portland,
In The State Of Maine, on lie morning Of The first
Monday OF July, 1897.
90 RESOURCES.

s.l1 RESOURCES. II k III e.
Loans and discounts, -- s...---..,- 3G9.17125
Suspended and overdue paper, none.
Oyerdrafts, SO sr--a@ -l- aA- 3293
Indebtedness OF Directors, q 1900 tsE
Furniture and Fixtures, 100
Cash Items-Checks and Revenue Stamps, 2e305 n
Due from National Banks, rrs 33,553 IS
U. s. Ronds deposited to secure circulating
notes, 100000
U. S. Bouds on hand, 1000 IA
other Bonds, CABS
Csslion Band in circulating notes OF other d ia
National Banks, 5rss - saasr t,755
Fractional Currency, 22257
Legal Tender Notes, 13,1li
Compound Interest Notes, $500
1853 81 =
r9o q eAE41}H7 -
s.a 49,. 795,s6s o.
tsa LIABILITIES. --.
Capital Stock, paid in, 100000
Surplus Fund, 81, 600
Pioat and Loss, fL'A 2s,IsiGe te
-4t Ii. -as1.ffl - 5s,1si So
Circulating Notes received from Compt-
. roller, j 5HElttlE 10 &3,2JO
Individual Deposits and Dividends, 2Oi,5ll 0G
Due to National Banks. .t. 2,11325
NJ n & Traders Bank bills, outs andi1g, s22
..-II A 81 -
-..,..- 7S5ss3s
EDWARD GOULD, Gather.
July 2, 1861. -i3t - q .
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B9~A year ago we issued the last number
OF the Press printed in Fox Block To-day We
issue the last number which will be printed in
our temporary quarters on Commercial street.
our next issue will be from the new office on
Exchange street H r5E Hr- "IFa .
As to-day is Indeperdc Day, we shah
print no paper tomorrow. . +. g.. .5r
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Notice to Builders.

u THE Parish Committee OF Park steeet Church are
authorized to Reeve bics Tor cont EN-; lated en-
teratons aud repairs on the church. Plans and
Specifications can be io1nd at FASSETT'S the
Architects Office, New City Building ~ n,
All bids must DO handled in on before 9 O'clock
on Monday afternoon, jay 9Th. jy4dtstd
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Long Sought Fort sssa.
Come at East!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found for sale by all CITY
Druggists and first class Country GrocerS. u ~
among the best, il aot tile best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, Manufactured from tile pure
Ingredient, can heartily recommend it TO tBe sck
as medicine. 4, = U u
To the days of the aged it addeth length, e.
TO the mighty IL addeth strength" -, ,s
Ills balm Tor the sick, a joy Tor the we'll -
Druggists and Groccrs buy and sell
MAINS, ELDERBERRY WINE M
ncy ~ 8 d&Wtf -'.a t -e
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Bsg- First Page to-day--The Anniversary;
the Southern Opinion" Varieties @
toatrM Page-po5t Meridian; Collecting
Taxes at The South; &C. &c. --4l.s-.lalszs.-z
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Portland and Kennebee Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE. al

4ts, of JuIy next. npd for that bay Only.
No Freight Trains will be run on the Portland s.
Kennebsc Road.
The mixed train lie wing Bath at A. NJ. for Port
Ia d. and Portland $40 z. NJ. Ter Bath, will berun
as passenger train on that dav at the usual run
ming time ~ W. HATCH, Sun't
Augusta, July i, 1867. jJSd2t
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PINE APPLIES, Strawberries, Oranges, Lem
ons and nice lot of Bananas, at Perkins
Candy Store.
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Tie WORLD RENOWNED BLACK CROOK
This great spectacular drama has been put up
on the stage in a manner surprising in ele-
gance and grandeur any thing in the dramatic
line ever attempted in this city. This, how
ever, was what we expected when the an
lnouncement was made that the celebrated me
tropolitan manager Mr.. B. f. Whitman was to
accompany this great expedition, and tllet he
would superintend personally the bringing out
of the piece in the different cities. This piece
had an unprecedented run at Mr.. Whitnlaal's
Continental Theatre, Boston, Of five months
attracting the largest and most fashionable al1-
diences; special trains having been run on the
different railroads leading into Boston, bring
ing people hundreds of miles to witness this
great spectacle. Some idea may be formed of
the magnitude of the travelling expedition,
when the costumes and wardrobe require one
hundred trunks, and the scenery and para
phernalia require two large baggage cars for
transportation. Mr.. Whitman's receipts dur
ing the past six months have exceeded $780,
600. a- y-'' '-
There will be two performances of the play
to-day-one in the afternoon, which will be a
good time for. our visiting friends from the
country to see it, and the other in the evening.
Friday evening the drama will be performed,
being the last night but one in this city.
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HALIFAX, July /, ''67. Dominion Holiday
here perfect failure English, Irish and Scotch
societies refuse to join. Great excitement.
Yankee anti-Canada feeling very strong. s'-
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i-+ 81 rs 7azr4It SCI .rlf als -- -- sd
"a
I-I .Ifc-If
.-s1R l14a .aaCIn4 e Feb rlgss
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-,H-s.l = W'eanss.iay,t Juiy 8.

-t- e-I--+- " vyednes siay, july 8,
ARRIVED = = y f'gf Is
Saip Peru, tneW) York, OF and from Yarmou h, to
load for Liverpool X 845ANsbt4
brig iI1eline, fBrl Murphy, st Martins gJE Tssl
Brig Persis IEinkley, Foster Elizabethport
Sch Packet, Grant, Ellsworth. 49,
Sch William, Lindsey, Gouldsboro. & 4 + T.
& CLEARED. Il. - -. IL
y Stelmer Fl lueonia, Sherwood. New York-Emery
& Fox. Ia. ..r.- .f.-.l ----Ir
Brig Altavela Reed, sear5port. --
Sch Patriot. Stinson, Deer Isle. NHE rTg
Steamer Dewitt Clinton, Winchenblth Waldo
fastern eaeket 20, ss llanaIgsa l4f ed, 81.
Ez-The tom House will not be open ior busi-
ness transactions to-day " > - -
I.AUScHED--At j st Machas I'd inst, from tie
var OF j Talbot d Co. a schr OF 81 tons nam
ed Alaska. to te commanded by Capt Chas Clark,
late Of schr Neptune. pa s4at4 -ElG !
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NOTICE. To MARINERS,

NOlTCE To MARINERS.
Notice Is hereby given that tie Fog Signal at Cane
Ann Light Station, Thatchers Island will be ufs-'
continued pending the erection OF new sig al
which Is expect to be In operation on OF before the
10Th inst. -
The apparatus will give enc blast OF the trum-
pet each minute instead OF three as heret 2fore.
Byorder Of the Lighthouse Board. I'd .
WIN. A. GOODWIN,
Acting Engineer, lst. and ID L, H. Districts.
Boston. July I. 1867. ~ 80 =
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Medical Notice.

= G. H CHADWICK, NJ. D., will devote special at
ton to Diseases of the Eye. No. 301l Congress st.
Office hours from Il 4. N. to M. ss y@E :
May IS. sNu = A lS@A5E rs 8
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Lost. Str:;yed or stolen !,

IRON the Whlr; OF Portland Steam Packet Co..
since 3otll May, s Box measuring about 70 feet,
contains household goo s, sue!ia Feather Bel Pil,
low Gases Carpeting, Quilts, &c. Marked X. K
corner OF Elm and Oxford streets. a
Plssioiy some one has taken the box by ,nistate
Whoever will return said Box shall DO suitably re-
warded. G. f. WILLIAMS,
OF Portland Steam Packet Company.
July 8, 1867. as Erff ijvId1w = -
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DIED.

In Franklin. May 81, Miss Theresa NJ. Springer,
aged IS years.
In Belfast, June 1, Wilbur c., son OF Simeon Good
win, aged ri years.A4sA ~ @2sfAAsM s-E8s A
In Camden. June 6, Mary E., only child Of Enoch
o. and Mary NJ. Moody. aged years II months. 50
In Vassalboro, May %, Mr. Zaccheus Parker aged
90 years. -
10 vassalboro, June 25 Mr.. Thomas Carleton,
aged so years. Id A. = .-e.it -ativ-. $500 !. - ~ =
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Y A. @ II II [ n O..

: The conmodious and fast sailing
Y A G III T IL A Xs,i
Thir y-three tons, under competent management,
may be hired for parties by the day or week, ia
variable terms. Apply at n EE91.l ,satfg
e 81 Commercial street,
! Or on board. .zs7i2 ie24eodf
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DISASTERS.

! raM DISASTE4RS. EaWEW
Sch f II Hamilton, iof Portlandl, Smith, from
Philadelphia or Portsmouth. put In to New Bedford
I'd inst for repairs, and reports, Sunday night,
about 10 O'clock, run into in Vineyard Sound by
an unknown steamer, the Dirgo. at New York from
Portland] which carried away the schooners cutwat-
er bowspiie and jibboom, and sails attached; also
stove BIZ warks. She does not leak. She was lowed
to NeY Bedford frolI Holmes Hole = s1s ~
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BASE BALL.-Two of the most interesting
games Of the season will come off to-day, if
pleasant, on the grounds near the arsenal.
The one this morning will be between the Fra
ternity club Of Boston, and the Eon club Of
this city. Play will be called at 9 o'clock. In
the afternoon there will be match between
the Upton club of Boston, and the Athletic
! club of this city. Play will be called at IL
o'clock. The ladies are invited to be present
and witness these games. a HI $50 y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-04

CONFEDERATION DAY According to the
following private dispatch received in Boston
Tuesday morning, the Nova Scotians are not
very iubilant over the inauguration of the new
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-04

EMERY, W WAREHOUSE & Co. have received
during the past year the following sums for
the relief Of sufferers by the great fire of July
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-04
Lot tor Sale

60 ,8ETC Lot tor Sale. yTKatsy
A FINELY located lot on Franklin street, near the
n Now Park. The cellar and foundation al pre-
pared for building. Apply to ~ f 4JlT
W. II. JERRIS,
Jy4d3w* E.Is Real Estate Agent