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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. g.
The Stonewall has been put in commission,
and the Japanese flag is now displayed with
the Union flag from the fore. She has been
hauled out in the stream and will probably
leave this week for Japan. Capt. Brown takes
out with him a magnificent gold chronometer
made in this city for President johnson, which
is to be presented to the Tycoon of Japan
also a magnificent silver mounted album of a
very large size, filed with photographs of the
late President Lincoln, President johnson and
Cabinet, and q number of other statesmen,
military heroes, scientific men, sc.
The following is a statement of the public
debt of the United States on the LIST OF Au-
906,69180; debt bearing currency interest
1914 ,964 $500; matured debt not presented
for payment, $l5,636,815.s7; debt bearing no
interest, 1859, 1874, 844.0O; fractional currency,
$685. Az 972; gold certificates of deposit, $40,
457 800; total, $417 ,177 ,53372 total debt, S.
6S66S5, 896.39; amount in Treasury, coin $780,
9O5,174.0O; currency $72,474, 1868; total, $175-
379,470.38. Amount of debt less cash in the
Z Treasury, $25l1 ,3O6, 426.O1. kaa
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PROPOSALS

~, :, ,l,,,,,.,,.. - :, -rr,e, -fNr,r -
w LII be REGElV ED All 4 -Hlo of LIE W uh-
w III O'Clock r. M, on Thu. sday, the otn OF
August next, Tor furnishing $500 CUBIC yafds more
or less OF EARTH, to be delivered in OF canal
boats alongside the scarps, at Fort Gorg =, in tins
harbor The earth is to be Of two kinds, viz: ISL,
sandy loan, free from gravel and stones, AID OF
such character as will compact we'll under he
hammer. Oi this 2 300 cubic yards lmore or lessJ
VIII Dc required; ~. a rich mould-to form sell
suitable for eultiyating grass. OF this 800 cubic
yards more or lessl VIII be required.
eEPAkAIE ~ pkoPosALs wh also be received, Tor
furnishing i,OvU CUBIC yafus more OF lessl OF SOD
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LIVERPOOL, Aug. 5-Eyepinp.
Cotton-The market closed quiet: MiddIine IN
ands 104d; do. Orleans 101d; sales 1900 bales :
Breadstufs-The weather is favorable for crops and
the market is easy. Corn S5s per quarter. Wheat
lbs 3d. Barley, Oats and Peas unchanged. Provis-
ions-The market closed without material alteration
Beef 142s 81. Lard sos. Bacon 43s. Produce-Fine
American Resin advanced to It's; common Whining
ton Is. Spirits rurpentine 31s Tallow 45s. PetrO-
ieuin unchanged. er
FRANKFORT, Aug. 4
1862. ~ 20" ii'1' " ' ~ va ''-
ITO Merchants Exchange by International Line.l
o., LONDON, Aug. 6-1 P. M.
Eoton duii sales 5000 bales at 10id. Corn 37s Cd.
Wheat firm. Lard 49s 81. Cheese 52s ConsoIs "a i.
5-2Ts -; Illinois Central shares 76J; Erie a.
Bonds at Frankfort &c 13-I6
The Petroleum market opened nnchssnooi . s m
standard White at 42f " Dbl. '"'s'
LONDON, Aug. 5-Evenjng.
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-U. s. 5-2O's 72l. I,,;no;s
Central shares 763; Erie Railroad shares All.
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ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Aug. 6.
The National Horse Fair opened yesterday
Dexter was entered to-day to trot for purse
of $780, but owing to misunderstanding be-
tween the managers and Fawcett, the owner
of Dexter, the horse was withdrawn, and to-
day left for Buffalo. There was a large attend
ance at the grounds to-day, about 5000 people
being present. In trial for purse of 81, 900,
for which there were twelve entries, Palmer
years old, and has lately been put upon the
turf In other trot there were three entries.
Mountain Maid won the I'd, Sd and 4th heats
and the race. This was the trot substituted
for the Dexter race.
In the dispute nlast night at Congress Hall,
Secretary of the Association, L. M Spencer.
and was taken into custody and held for the
night. This morning he was discharged
party assaulted declining to appear Further
proceedings will probably be had.
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EUROPE.
NEWS nv THE CABLE /.

LONDON, Aug. A.
The United States practice squadron has
sailed from Portsmouth for America. ,..i
DUBLIN Aug a.
1t is respected that Gen. Fariola has confess
ed his connection with the Fenian outbreak in
Ireland, and has offered to reveal the details of
the Fenian movement and testify for the gov
eminent. tif lIllt u ..5iO..
PARIS, Aug. g.
The semi-official journals deny that the visit
of the Emperor Napoleon to Vienna has any
political object, and declare that the public ru-
mors which attribute political significance to
the interchange of courtesies between the En-
perOrs of France and Austria are erroneous
PARIS, Aug. 5, Evening
The claims of France and French subjects
upon Mexico are TO be carefully revised by a
commission which has just been appointed by
the Emperor Napoleon for that purpose.
BERLIN, Aug. g.
The press of this city comment to-day upon
the reply of Napoleon to the foreign members
of the universal exhibition, and express conf
dence in the sincerity of the Emperors aspira-
tons for the peace of the world.
BRUSSELS, Aug. 5.
liz is reported on creditable authority that
the city of Hamburg refuses to Join the Ger
man Zollverein Lubec has, however, express
ed Willingness to become a member Of that
important body.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug g. 4
Accounts from the Russian grain crops are
extremely favorable and indicate heavy yield
There will be an immense surplus for expor-
tation.
,4 LONDON, Aug. g.
The Russian loan, which was offered in this
market on Saturday, does not meet with sue
cess. No bids have yet been made, and its
chances of success are slim.
Inc reform meeting called at Hyde Park to-
day proved a failure Few people compare
lively were IN attendance, and little or no spirit
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A LARGE Office in Morton Block, all newly FUR
"A nished. A Surgeon or Dentist preferred Tor q
tenant, Apply to GEO. Il. DAVIS 81 CO.,
Dealers In Real Estate, No. Morton Block.
August l. eod1w -
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For Rent.

WITH BOARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
w for gentleman and wife, at 81 Free street.
June 29-dtf
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The Surratt Trial.

~ WASHINGTON, Aug. g.
th Mr., Plerrepont concluded his argument fol
cupying the time until the adjournment for
the day. In the course of his remarks. he said
that since he commenced his argument he had
heard that the priest Labouchier had received
punishment from the church for secreting Sur.
raft. 80 - -.
Mr.. Brad 'eyis expected to make some cor
rections tomorrow, after which Judge Fisher
will charge the jury and the case be closed.
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BOSTON, aug. o.
A large number of bricklayers employed on
buildings in course of erection have knocked OIL
work, because they allege the bosses employ
more apprentices than the rules of the brick
layers allow: The bosses decline aeceding to
enough.
Kate Mathews, domestic in the family of
James Darraugh, of Brooklyn, is in Jail for
stealing six hundred and fifteen dollars from
her employer. Kate landed from Ireland three
weeks ago.
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From the Pacific Coast.

o. r..r.. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8.
A dispatch from Nevada announces the muir
der, by Indians, of James A. Banks, Speaker
of the Assembly, and formerly prominent
Republican legislator in California
One new case of yellow fever has been de-
veloped on the United States steamer Resaca,
but no more deaths have occurred The dis
ease viii probably give way to the climate.
The first mail by steamship for Honolulu
sails on the 9th of September.
The steamship Montana had her bottom beat
q in when aground few days ago, narrowly es-
Gaping q break under her boilers.
The Kentucky Mining Company has declar-
ed a dividend of $40 share, amounting to
$4,000.
The demand for gold for duties during the
past week was $145, 900.
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Chicago Markets.

lna ag' iali CHICAGO, Ill.,, Aug. 6.
Flour steady; Spring extras at 90 "a 10 3d. Wheat
steady ut 10 tor No. Red, and 50 (eD IS ,or Nc
Spring. Corn active and advanced; sales No. al
94 "a 9sc, and No. at 90 % 9.c, closing firm at the
outside quotations. Oats neglected. sales at SO "a SOC
for No 2. Earley-No. at o. closing quiet. Pro-
visions-Mess Pork inactive and nominal; lard ac-
tive at i2S a. 12lc Beet Cattle qniet and declined Is
"a 5oc; tair to good shipping IS a. so. Live Hogs
moderately active at a decline OF az 10c good to
choice smooth 6 81 az o..
Receipts-3,2O0 bbs. -four 1900 bush. wheat s. 500
bush. corn, $500 bush. oats, 900 hogs Shipments
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Cincinnati Markets.

r.--r-..- CINCINNATI, Aug 6.
Flour firmer and unchanged; Rye Flour CO.,
Wheat firmer; prime to choice Kentucky White 2 %
in bulk; stock very small Oats firmer; sales al
&c Tor No. l new. Rye held at 90; BUYERS offer
VOC Whskey steady and unchanged. Provisions
quiet and the market without decided change with
but little demand. Mess Pork % % a. 2S So but
could not be bought largely. at these rates. Bulk
Meats heid at IL az 13c for shoulders and Sides Ba-
l2c sides 1885, clear ribs 15c and
sides 10 Gg l6c Hams dull with but little demand
Cumberland 49, a 19c; sugar cured 20 a. 22cs Lard
dull; prime offered at 12lc
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Flour Barrels Wanted (!

ON and after January I'd, 1867, we shall resume
~ the purchase OF Flour Brls. for CASH, at the
Office Of the ~
Portland Sugar Co..,
~ III Dnnferth ST.,
Feb8dtf ~ j. b. BROWN q SONS
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Commencement, al arsn.w,cIt.

BRUNSWICK, aug. o..
:; The Commencement exercises at Homdoin
College were continued this afternoon py tne
delivery of an oration before the literary socie-
ties by Rev. Dr. Smith, of Union Theological
Seminary New York. His subject was ON
Nature, and its contests respecting the general
progress of mankind. Y stf.G ~
This evening the Germania Band of BrstOn
gave q concart assisted by Adelaide Phillips
and signor Ferranti, under the auspices of the
oraduatino class. tf
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6sl
The cholera has abated at Fort Harker and
vicinity, but Col McGill, whose wife died some
time ago of this disease, died on the Sd of Jul
ly of cholera. DR.. A. M. Squires, q. s. a.,
same disease near Fort Larned, on the 29th
ult., and theewife of Major Douglass died at
Fort Dodge of the, same disease on the I'd
inst. The death of Captain Bloodgood previ-
ously reported, has not yet been confirmed
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.
Cotton-steady; sales 1900 bales; Middling up.
lands PSI a 29c. 4'A - q lIifle
Four-steady; sales 10000 bbls; Southern IL 80 q
10 90; California IL 90 "a IA 5O.sss
Wheat-3 a &c lower; sales $1,000 bush; Amber
Southern 10 "a 2 IS. 0tttf = TT = fV'-S
Corn-active. excited and a Sc higher, sale.
$1,000 bush; new Mixed Western OF a IL; White
Western IT,
oats-frmer; sales 81 900 bush; State at CSC; new
Southern at 80 "a Ole; new Western at 7s a sac. 1
Beef-frm. /
POrk-new mess at % 10.
Lard--heavy; sales at III a 13a in bbls.
Whskey-quiet. -
Groceries quiet and steady.
Naval Stores-quiet and tirm; Spirits Turpentin,
$50 a 595c.
Petroleum refined bonded at 20 a 3oc.
Taiow-steady. W /
troishts 80 Iiuernanl--droopfug, esrafn 81 PEI
steamer and 81 per sail
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The Cuban Cnble-DIsss Meeting,

.-.,...,.ss. NEW ORLEANS. Aug.6 6.
The steamer Raleigh, from New York, re-
A. nj, she spoke pilot boat, who reported
Il at a steamer having the Havana cable on
board had arrived and everything was in read
mess. She would proceed to lay the cable
that day. ofk q..-,tle. .5s....,
A radical meeting is called tonight to en-
dorse the action of Gen. Sheridan. Several
prominent party leaders are announced to
speak.
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Ispsoial pispatch to the Press. |

Especial Dispatch to the Press.l 4..
Aid TO the Knox and Lincoln Railroad
R0ckland does Nobly.
t.tf RocKLAND, Aug. 6.
The city of Rockland to-day unanimously
voted to subscribe 100000 stock. and loan the
city credit for 100000 in aid of the Knox and
Lincoln Railroad. The meeting was very en-
thusiastic
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A GENTLEMAN and wife, or two gentlemen, can
-. 9e accommodated with furnished rooms and
ooaLo, AT ~ Wilmot st. aug1d1ws
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Indian Affairs.

NEW YORK, Aug 6.
Capt. Annis, OF the 10th cavalry, with about
forty men of the same regiment had a gallant
fight with larg party of Indians on the 1st
inst, in which he was surrounded but cut his
way out. He returned to Fort Hays botly
forcements started again to give them battle.
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GENERAL AGENCY. 10Y
Forest City Intelligence & Employment Office

Opposite Mechanics Hall Building.
AIRS. LOUISA HOVEY having returned to the
ftl city after an absence OF one year, will resume
the management of the above office. Wanted at this
old established office, male and female help, domes-
tics, German, Irish, Scotch, English aud American
girls for private families hotels and boarding houses
Good girls can always find en- ployme at this office
Two hundred girls wanted Immediately for hotels
and boarding houses Citizens and strangers always
supplied with the very best Of help, Please to give
us call. 5000 llt MELVILLE HOYEY,
iuly20dfm* - iA-i, LOUISA HOVEY.
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miscelIaneous Disuatcbes.

~. RALEIGH, N, o., Aug. 8. i
Gen. Sickles has ordered the Post Comman-
der here to notify Governor Worth that the
adjourned August session of the Legislature
of North Carolina has been postponed until
further orders. &c tttil o1# ~
's f.tfa 90 TORONTO, Ontario, Aug 8.
A dispatch from Ottawa says Lord Monck
will arrive there tomorrow, and privy coun-
Gil will be held on Wednesday, and writs for
an election, returnable in forty days, will be
issued on that day. - a'a
la. MONTGOMERY, ALA, Aug. 5. /
Gen. Pope has ordered that all suits In the
civil courts against soldiers, for acts performed
by order of the military authorities, shall be
discontinued and not hereafter entertained.
FORTRESS MONROE Aug. g. /
The steamer VIM Kennedy has arrived at
Norfolk from Boston. She met a heavy gale
off Nantucket Shoals and was delayed twenty
four hours. She lost part of her deck load,
and was somewhat damaged. Ell.
The schooner New Haven, from Elizabeth,
n. j., with 200 tons coal, was run into in New
steamer City of New York, and sunk in 20
feet of water. The captain and crew were
saved. The vessel will probably be raised.
= y q 90 SPRINGFIELD MASS, Aug G. q
A riot and an attack on Deputy Constable
Bliss occurred at Chicopee on Monday night
which resulted in the recovery of several bar
rels of liquor that the officer had seized. Con-
stable Bliss was pursued through the streets
by the mob and narrowly escaped with his life
Marion M. Coombs, IA years old, and Carrie
M. Morse were drowned on Monday, while
bathing in Ware river, near Gilbertsvillo.
Work is to be immediately and considerably
reduced at the Q. s. ArmOry in this city
Two hundred and fifty workmen have been
discharged in TIE last two days.
.. -. WILMINGTON, N. c., Aug6
Orders have been received from General
Sickles to suspend all jury trials on account of
Noncompliance with general orders No. 3d.
ordering revisal of the jury lists All jury
trials upon the receipt of this order were sus-
pended.
The weather is hot and cloudy. The plan
tcrs of Southwestern Georgia are preparing to
pick cotton next week. Accounts are favora-
ble.l tll baG Ta5 iEG arl 1.ii-tlr 4 islsf1E aW
20 a BALTIMORE, Aug. g.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis arrived here to-day and
proceeds to join her husband in Canada.
Admiral Tegethoff and the Austrian dele
cation to get the remains of Macmillan, will
leave here tomorrow for Cincinnati, where
they will take steamer for New Orleans,
where ship-of-war will take them to Mexico.
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OFFICE OF TAE DAILY PRESS,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY PRESS,
Portland, Aug. 1, 1861.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
il the fifteenth inst, tor furnishing Steam Heating
Apparatus, boiler excepted, sufficient for warming
the printers Exchange situated Exchange ST.,
Portland Said building Is iour stories high, besides
basement. The work to be completed on or before
the 10th of September next. Definite information
as TO size and number of rooms, &c, can be obtained
by calling on the subscriber, No. Printers Ex-
aSId9w NJ d. FOSTER
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Kentucky Election.

= = LOUISVILLE, Aug. G.
Additional election returns confirm previous
reports of large democratic maiorities. The
election held for Congressman in the Sd dis
trict, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Hon. Elijah King, resulted in the choice of
j. s. Galloday, democrat, by an almost unani-
mons vote f-'Ia' -f.a. .aa.sIH
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It, LET.
--s------- -
To Let.

HOUSE TO LETT!
CECOND house from the end OF Portland Bridge.
~ good chance for a family Just commencing
housekeeping, the present occupant wishing 10 dis
pose OF part or the whole of the Carpets Furniture
~ ~ .i', PERKINS, JACKSON & Co,
aug6dlw ...IF Foot OF High Street.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 6.
Vessels arriving report having experienced
on the I'd inst. q tremendous hurricane, which
sells which came in to-day are more or less dis
abled. Pieces of wreck have been picked up
by various pilot boats.
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Fire..


..lao LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug.5.
Joseph STEMS warehouse on Sixth street
between Main and River streets, containing
large amount of malt, barley and oats was en-
tirely consumed BY fire this morning Loss
1900; insured $4,000
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New YORK, Ang. &C r. M. I
Money. unchanged Gold closed steady at I401
Foreign Exchange heavy and lower; prime bankers
bills at 1904 a 1093 The shipment of specie tomor
row will be light. Government securities strong :
Stocks continued to advance to the close of the day
Mining shares generally dull and lower. 49,
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NEW YORK, Aug. 6.
According to Belize, Honduras, dates Of the
9th ult., all apprehension of further trouble
with the Indians has disappeared.
Another cargo Of emigrants from the United
States had arrived.
The impost duty had been raised per cent.
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Confession of an OUTRAGEOUS Crime.

anggzfaf NEW YORK, Aug. 6. I
A young man named johnson, living in Fair
field, Ohio, recently confessed to having raw
ished little girl in that place, whose dead
body was found several weeks ago in john
sons stable. The citizens attempted to lynch
him but his friends rescued him.
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"a Sea sefns HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. g. (
Ex-Governor David p. Porter died at his res
idence in this city this afternoon, after brief
illness, in the 18th year of his age. He had
been for many years identified with the public
affairs OF this State. t iti7 7"
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TWENTY-FIvE CENTS PER DOZEN
AT A.. $. DAVIS Photograph Galleries, No. q
Market Square, opposite Preble Street. jystt
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PROPO& An

VXyILL be received at this Office until II o'clock
wv noon on Thursday, AugrSt sth, 1867, Tor the
delivery at the site of Custom HoSse, In Portland,
Me-, of one thousand tons OF foundation stone, OF d-
mansions not less than the following, viz Two ieet
wide, tour feet long, and eighteen inches thick.
HENRY KINGSBURY, Supt
porflond .Ju1v Al 1897 eftd
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Patent and Employment Office,
WANTED! WANTED!
EMPLOYERS, Men, Boys Girls, Agents, Every
- - ooGy! One hundred good girls wanted for all
soi ~ ol eltuationsi Men TO work ON farms, &c.
ann persons wanting good male or female helps for
hoSr environment a. can be supplied at this office at
far saia fatents of all Kinds and Patent Rights
innae,tf A. j. cox s. CO.,
y 3514 Congress ST,
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TIN TYPES,

A GENTLEMAN and wife, or two gentlemen can
11be accommodated with pleasant rooms and board
at No 80 Danforth st. aug6d1w
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SAMUEL II. COBB,
No. 355 Congress Street,
NEAR HEAD OF GREEN STREET.

DIANo FORTEs. Melodeons, Organs, Guitars,
i violins, Banjos, Flutinas, Music Boxes, Con-
certinas, Accordeons, Tamborines, Flutes, Flagco-
lets, Pcalos Clarionets, Violin Bows Music Stools,
Books, Violin and Guitar Strings, Stereoscopes and
Views, Umbrellas, Canes, Clocks, Bird Cages, Look
Horser Pictures and Frames, Fancy Baskets, Chill
drens Carriages and great variety Of othor articles.
Old Pianos Taken im Exchange for New.
Anril & u
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new Orleans NIarhe,,.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 6.
Cottoh-frm sales 900 bales Low Middline 25ic:
1873 bales Sugar and Molasses unchanged. Sterling
Exchange and New York sight Exchanse unchanred.
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State of Maine.

HNIIE undersigned, appointed Commissioners TO
l. examine the condition Of the Insane Hospital,
and the treatment OF the patients therein by virtue
of resolve of the last Legislature, viii commence
a session tor that purpose, at said Hospital IN Au
gusta, the thirteenth day OF next september, NJ
ten OF the clock A. M, and continue the same IRON
day TO day as long as may be deemed necessary w
complete said examination: and all persons nns ny
Information or explanations to give relating 20 te
nurnoses ~ said examination, are respectfully io-
aues,ed to be present and to testify accordingy'
t" A. G.. JEWETT,
JAMES M. DEERiNdt
Es JARED FULLER,
August 1, 1867. dtillsep1s
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To Let.
House to Let.

OFFICES in the Sd story of the Canal Nation,
~ Bank building. Also large room in 4th story.
Apply the Bank. aug6d1awtr new
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

MyE will pay 30 cents each for first class Flour
w Barrels suitable for sugar.
LYNCH, BARKER g. CO.,
hoVl3dtf 139 Commercial street.
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CTORE LOTS on the water side Of Commercial st.
~ between Custom House Wharf and Maine Wharf,
having 20 feet front on Commercial street, and
nng to low water mark, with dock privileges. A
Enquire OF LYNCH, BARKER & Co..
July 81, 1867. au1d3w 139 Commercial st.
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rpHE Annual Meeting Of the Grand Lodge of
l. Maine will be holden at ODD FELLOWS HALL
Portland, on Tuesday, the 18th day of August. at
o'clock A M. ~ rz :
~ The Grand Eneampment will meet in the
Evening at O'Clock. ''N
- 4. P. BANKS,
ylIotd .. Grand Secretary.
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.(1 Young man of several years experience as
ID Book-keeper i'm tho wholesale grocery business
in this city. Address SITUATION, at this Office
Portland, July 81, 1867. au1d1ws