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The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30
United STATES circui, Cour.

SEPTEMBER TERM-JUDGE FOX PRESIDING.
SATURDAY. arthur B. Nichols VS.. Town Of
brunswick. This was an action for an injury al
iedsel 70 nave been received in consequence de-
leet IN highway. The jury at prior term having
ailed TO agree the parties now waive further trial
oy Jury ana submit the case to Judge Clifford. Ar
gued by s. T. Strout Tor plaintiff and Rand for de-
PENDANT.
woodbury. Davis, Esq. was appointed to serve Oh
the committee to examine applicants for admission
TO the barof this Court in place of MI. Deblois de-
ceased. ft
Inc Court adjourned to Monday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30

We publish the following communication
from Walter Brown, by which it will he seen
that he was barred out of the race at Ottawa.
and that he is ready to accept the challenge of
Mr.. Timing, of Toronto; also accepting the
challenge of William Jackson of Pittsburs
but wisely, as we think, refusing to 90 to Pitts
burg to pull, but offering Boston or any other
fair waters: !.
Editor Portland Press Dear Sir: There is
an impression among the citizens of Portland
that was defeated in the Canadian regatta
Whlch TOOK place at OTTAWA, Thursday, 26th. As
tnere were no Canadian OarSmen at Ottawa
that dared to risk their laurels alongside of me
IN the race, thereupon rowed over the course
alone, (which was very dull music to myself.
as 1t must have been to the spectators, } and was
awarded one nall OF the prize, $50 in gold; the
other half (S50) was contended for by the local
champions OF Canada, and this race was ex-
clusively for residents of Canada, and of course
could not enter. This race was won by Rich
ard Thinning, of Toronto. understand since
my'fetnrn that this gentleman has challenged
either Hamlii or myself, to row a five mile race,
for single SOULS, for $500 side, in gold. 1
hereby accept his defiance, and will row him
any kind of boat race, at any time, in ort-
land haIbor, and allow 5000 for expenses, or
VIII accept the same and row at Toronto, or
will row at Lachine, Canada, and each deiray
his own expenses. Ii the above suits Mr.. Tin
nlng, he can arrange match by addressing
WALTER BROWN,
U. S. Hotel, Portland, Me-
Since the champion race at Newburg have
been challenged by several parties, some ac-
knowledging deficiency in weight, others in
experience; and last, but not least William
jackson, OF Pittsburg, who says that ought
to accept his defiance on account of his yener-
able hairs az years of age) With all due re-
spect to the venerable oarsman of Pittsburg, L
must say that he is very safe in naming Pitts
burg as the water to row upon, as he well
knew before he put his challenge in print that
would not come to Pttsburg to row a boat
race for the entire stake money $4,000, as
have travelled that route once and well know
the dirty tricks perpetrated by the Clasher
Boat Club, of which the Hamilis are members
and jackson is President.
would make Mr.. jackson an offer to row in
Boston for a small stake, or even upon some
other fair water but age deprives the laurel Of
Its verdure, so would Mr.. Jacksons ace strip
the race of the interest and honor which would
attend trial of this kind
Very respectfully yours,
M fH WALTER BROWN,
U. S. Hotel, Portland, Maine.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Eufncr's Tic DOuloureux, or Ernivcr-ni
Neurais'a Pill, is safe, certain and speedy
cure ior Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases The
severest cases ale completely and pc manently cured
ma very snort Tune. Neuralgia in the face or head
IS utterly panished in few hours. No form of nery-
tne unquahhed approval Of many eminent physi-
cans IL contains nothing injurious to the most del
lcatc system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt Of
81 and two postage STAMPS. TURNER e. co 1sd
fremont Street; Boston, Mass, proprietois.
For sale by W. f. Phillips s. Co., Portland. Me.
July is. e0d&w1ysn
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The NAVY DEPARTMENT will sell, between
TINS date and the 10Th of October, thirty-siS
vessels, some of which Were captured during
the war and Others bought or built for naval
purposes. Twenty-eight are steamers, and
tnree are iron-clads. Some of these have wide.
~ known histories, and the sale is one of the
largest ever made by the Navy Department.
The sales will take place at Boston, New York
Philadelphia, Washington and Norfolk.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30

No thoroughly sane man in the country
wants any further assurance that Gen. Grant
is Radical. The evidence on this point, af
forded by the following statement made by
Gen. Sheridan to prominent official Just be-
tore he left Washington, is merely cumula.
tive:
The reconstruction acts of Congress are the
only measures calculated to benefit the people
of the Southern States. All of my acts while
IN command OF the Department of Mississippi
ana LOUISIANA We're not only fully Endorsed Ly
eien Grant, but in reality might be considered
the execution OF Gen. Grants own orders. II
the hrst letter written by Gen. Grant to Presi-
dent johnson, requesting my removal be made
public, the people of the North would he as
toniShed at its radical tone; aad when it is
published the people will find that he (Grant)
lsradical to she core. As far as radicalism is
concerned, Gen. Grant is more so than / am.
and III several instances have written TO him
asking HIM to modify the instructions sent me
us being too extreme to suit the occasion for
which they were intended"
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81 GEN GRANT has been blamed in some quar-
tefs ior not allowing Wilkes Booths trunk to
DC gwen up TO his relatives A New Hamp-
shire correspondent informs us that it is be-
lieyed ia Washington that the contents of the
trunk did not belong exclusively 10 Bootb but
may yet be useful in tracing the qualifications
of the conspiracy.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30
Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair DYE is the best in the world,
me only true ansi perfect Dye Harmless, Reliable
instantaneous. No isappointment. No Ridiculous
tinfs. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies lie in
effects of Bad Dyes. Invisorates the hair leaving
Tam A. Bachelor. All others are mere limitations.
and should be avoided. Soll by all Druggists and
Per,umers Factory 81 Barclay street, New York
~ Beware o. n Dun'erteia.
November 10. 1866 d1ysn
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IF DIssENsIoN conld imperil the success ot
Inc Republican ticket in Kansas, one MIGHT
nave serious apprehensions with regard to the
result of the coming elections. The nc ORC suf.
rage people are divided from the advocates OF
female suffrage. and the latter have formed an
alliance with the friends of prohibitory legisla-
tion. The Germans are as troublesome as they
are in New York. According to our telecra.
phc dispatches they held meeting at Topeka,
on wednesday last, and adopted resolutions
against the Sunday and temperance laws. de-
caring that they would not support any man
for office who would not pledge himself in
writing to advocate their repeal
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30

he LORDS PRAYER in fifty-four different
,ansuages, handsomely framed, may be seen in
Mi. Ihatcher's store, Free street block. The
frame was got up by Mr. f. f. Hall, who is an
Jo' IN producing handsome styles, and who
has few copies of the production for sale
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30

NE AZ MAN WE WANT TO Scion Saturday
4 .ne o''y council OF Boston held special meet
ing ior the purpose of appointing committee
70 invite Gen. Sheridan to visit that city. II
the General should conclude to extend his tour
to Boston, it is quite likely that he would come
TO Portland, if invited Would it not be well
for our City Council to take the matter into
consideration? In times past the people of
POI tland have been accused of GOODNESS and
general apathy in receiving distinguished
guests 1t has been said that they are incapa-
BILE of making the amount of noise adequate to
occasions of that kind; but, il Sheridan hopors
US with visit, we apprehend that the enthus-
asm excited will be such as to silence the as.
. pensions OF our unkindly critics forever.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30

IHE NASHVILLE TRoUBLEs.-A Nashville
= dispatch oil Friday says that when it was as
certained that Gen. Thomas would sustain the
election board appointed by the registration
commissioners, the officers appointed by the
city government were Withdrawn. Mayor
Brown, who was a candidate for reelection,
retired from the contest, disclaiming any inten-
ton of resisting lawful State authority, but
protesting against the action of tie United
States Government The other Conservative
candidate also Withdrew, leaving the field to
Mr.. Alden and Mr.. Seovil. AS Gen. Thoma.
octed in accordance with instructions from
Gen. Grant, these proceedings afford furtbe,
evidence OF the latter's fidelity to Radical prin-
ciples.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30
why Suffer from Soras .

When. by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you tan be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Sceetds, Chapped Hands, Sprains Cuts,
Hounds, and eoeTy Conptd int Of the Sti7s. Try f.
as it costs but rs cents. Be sure to ask for
Hates Ar3aica Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, or send your address and
30 cents to U. p. SEYMOUR 81 CO., lSoston. Mass,
and receive box by return mail. w. II. Phillips a.
Co., agents for Maine. april2G1ysn
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An Ess1ylor Young Men, on Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, inc dent to Youth and Fairly
Manho ID, which create impediments to MARRi-
AdE, with sure means of relief Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes free OF charge. Address, Dr. j. Skill
phia, Pa. Sept 2G-d&w3m sY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MINERAL BATHS AT HOME

MANGh1L BATHS NJ HOME
DYSPEPSIA CURED
RHEUlfATISM CURED
EhOP1IONS on Me F1CE CURED
SCROFUL1 CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
Do away with all your various and often pernci-
Gus drugs and quack medicines, and use few baths
prepared with
"STRUMATIC SALTSio
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors OF Il e Mineral Well of the PENIS Salt Man
uIlcturing Co. in Pittsburg, and are packed in air
tight boxes. One always sufficient for a bath. d.
rections are attached. rsef.4
INTERNALLY USE
''Strumatic Mineral Waters -
In bottles ofone and half pints. One sufficient
for adays use
" Sold by Druggists generally.
MerrIll Bros No 2l5 State st., Boston; Reynolds,
Pratt ~ Co., No. 106 Fultot ST. New York, Whole
sale agents. no20 eod&w1y
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BRooMs AND BRUSHES - Attention is in
Vlted to the advertisement Of Messrs Redlon
and Slmms, Broom and Brush Manufacturers.
This firm is composed OF reliable and enter
prislng young men, who manufacture an ex-
ceilent quality of goods in their line, and are
receiving the patronage of some of our best
wholesale houses. We commend them to the
trade.
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DIED.

In, In Bath, Sept 25, Mrs. Ca .harine, wife of Capt
In Brunswick, Sept. 20. Mrs l;etsey s. wife ut
Peter Jordan Esq.,, az I'd rs years.
In Brunswick, Sept. %, Joseph McKeen, son of
James and Ellis Dolan, aged 10 months
IN pownai, Sept. 10. Lucy Jordan, aged rs wears
IS years. I" i'on' ased
In Calais. Sept, 90 Mr.. John Foster aged es wears
IN In fopsbam, Sept "a, Mr.. David Foster, AGED So
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30

ARRESTED. = DANES Pote was arrested by
Deputy Marshal Irish on Thursday on a charge
OF beng connected with the breaking, entering
ana robbing the dwelling house of Mrs Merrill
at Kennebunk few months ago.
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Long Sought For!
Come 0t Last !
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

we take pleasure in announcing that the above
naheu article may be found or sale by all city
prnssisls and first class Country Gl'ocers.
AS MEDICINE Mans Wine is invaluable bel lg
among the best ifrs1t the BEST remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints manufactured from the pure
iee Of the berry, and unadulterated by any impure
sick as MEDICINE ~ ~ '"e
~ , the days OF the aged It addeth length,
, 10 tne mighty Il a Ideth strength
ms balm Tor the sick, a ioy for The we'll
druggists and Grocers buy and sell
MAI ss' ELDER.ERRy WINE.
27 SN dSwtf
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New Marriage Guide.

u. Ii. CHADWICK, NJ d., will devote special at
tention to Disea es OF the Eye No 30S Congress st
Office hours from IL A. M. 10 P. Nj.
May IS. sNtt
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business Items.

|, "ohLorfERBEcK's Hair Remover will restore
grey ana faded hair to its original color and
ooau'S' Trice SOC bottle. sept2Stf
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II II e PR Il IS
No lcay Mornipg, Sep ember 80, 1857.

Bzf-7 First Page to-day Armed Peace Max
ers; a Great Social Evil; Fall Fashions; Ind-
an Shell-heaps OF the Coast of Maine; Varie-
ties.
Fourth Page-"Private Pudding" an old
story as good as new.
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DIR. S. s. FITCH,S.
8 Family Physician. -

Seventy-six pages: price % cents. Sent to aDy ad-
dress No money required until the book is received
sick or indisposed. Address DIR s. s. FITcH Ok
fremont street, Boston. sN ,Jan29dly
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EVE IL rTH HTG

Also, fine Pocket Cutlery, Razors. Scissors Tail
ors, Bdrber's and other SHEARS, Fruit and FIo,yer
CLIPPERS Ia new hing, and q variety small Hard
Ware. may be obtained of G. L. RAITEy
aug27eodtt sn No. Is EXCHANGE street
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!!!

In nom 10 to 4S hours.
Wheaton's s,inimcnt cures . he Fitch.
- heaton's Gin men cnres si,Js Es l,cu,,.
Mheaton's Ointment cures Vpttcr.
Whcaton,s 0iarmani cures Hsae hers Itch
Of Hun n like Magic.
rice. % cents box; by mail So cents Ad,ires,
WEEKS POTTER, No. ITO Washington Street
DSstol, MASS se For ale by all Druggists.
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MARRIED.

I'm In Phipsburg, Henry t. wyman and Miss Ada A
both of GRAND. '~' -
In Penob colt. Sent. IS. Winfield S. Green. of Sur.
~, and Harriet Wardwell of p
In Fucksport, Sept. 21 Chas. H. Rogers of Orlapd
anu Della L. Baker OF Orrngton.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30

PEARs.-From brief visit to Byron Green
oushs garden we should judge the pear trees
IN TINS city are well loaded with fruit He has
small space, but that is well filled with pear
trees' grape vines &c. The grapes have been
much injured by mildew this season. Our cit
liens generally have no ground unoccuped
1t is either filled with flowers, fruit trees, vines
OF vegetables. We venture the opinion that
no city of its size produces more flowers than
OurS G tf 34
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30

THE PRICE CURRENT closed another volume
with Saturdays issue. 1t is six years since
hr. hlcn inaugurated this enterprise and we
are glad to learn from this number that he has
no intention of retiring at present The Price
current has been an excellent exponent of the
business interests of the city. The Completeness
and laccuracy of its market reports the annual
review OF the commercial transactions Of the
year, the sound discussions of topics Of bust
ness Importance, and the judicious selections
from leading financial and commercial periodi-
Gals, all indicate the fitness of the editor for
the task he has undertaken. The paper is a
credit to the city and should be, as we have no
doubt 1T will be, well supported
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30
Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur-


SO highly recommended by Physiciapss. NAV IN
foundat wholesale at tbe drug stores of ". w Whin
pie & Co., II. II. Hay. w. F. Phillips s. Co. E. +
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins & Co.. janl2snd1v
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30

ArwhII Y Co., advertising agents, advertise
III any papers at publishers lowest rates. See
advertisements.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30

1t appears that Riley is an intimate friend of
MIR. johnson. and made one of the distinguish
ed party which accompanied him to Chicago last
year. 1t is calculated to impress one anew
with sense of the mutubility of human affairs
10 reflect that alter swinging around the circle
a the bosom friend Of the Chief Magistrate,
shis unhappy artist may be compelled to
swing round SO fearfully narrow a circle in
consequence of AN iniudicous attempt to dis
pose of small amount of portable propertyn
TO which his title is not entirely clear
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30

PEDEsTRIANIsM WESTON OUTDoNE.-
ex-Captain of the Confederate army named
DeMather, has recently walked from Vera
Cruz, Mexico. to Memphis, Tennessee. The
distance is 1890 miles, and he ACCOMPLISHED the
lourneJ in one hundred and forty -fiye DAYS.
averaging twenty-five miles per day. When
1t IS added that he was obliged to walk with a
crutch on account of wound received while
In the Imperial army of Mexico, the achieve
ment seems truly remarkable one. 1t will
ne remembered that Edward Payson Weston,
the great pedestrian, starts from this city on
the fifteenth of next month to walk to Chica-
CO. his average must be considerably above
That of De Mather if he reaches his destina-
ton within the time limited, but as he does not
walk with acrutclf and walks on shorter
route he will probably win the stakes.
PATENTs.-Patents have been issued to Hen
ry Il. Hanson, of Portland, for Improvement in
lamps; Charles p. Kimball, of Portland, for
improvement i'll jump seats for carriages; Jas.
b. Fellows, of Concord, N. H., assignor to c. c.
Jones, of Portland, for Improvement in braces
for boring bits; S. w. Huntington, of Angus
ia, for improvement in vests; Hiram Chamber
lain, OF Calais, for improved machine for chop
ping meat
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30
DISASTERS.

ps Sch Cora, Conlev, Of and from Damariseotta for
DOS on, sprung leak night of the 2ltb near Braces
brous to arch ami the captain came ssboro M WAS
se e ne services Of steamer. While town th
vesIel capsize, but the eamer bcIi on 'nd nc
ance on the vessel '"'ester' NO nsur-
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30

% 5frumatic Sails md srruu,.,ic ,s;,,
erai ~ afers, just received and for sale nv
o,...-s,s d. w. PERKINS & CO.,
ho@fsNeouN"eoWiy No. Sc Commercial St.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30

FROM Branch Office Western 7niou Telegraph.
Portland iess' ilohi
Portland A"esuu up,
In Port 21st, sch Geo barley for Portland
Portland ' rue IN
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AMPOR is.

MATANZAS. Brig Harrist-sls hh,ls 30 tcs mo-
81 Dennison. uA
to Wadron & True. '''''
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Rotterdam 10th inst bar1ue Deborah penneu
Duning, Tor New York, ldg :
AZ Cardin 18TH inst, ships T Chapman Norton
Ior havana; Odessa, small, and Canova Herrin n
ior Martinique; Deltthaven, Freese Tor Singapore
Brunswick. Minott. Tor havana
AT Newport 18th inst ships Martha Bowker, Good
onrn, ior Alden Plymouth Rock. Warner for New
and others. ~ ~
AZ Glasgow 18th inst barque Josephine Mitchell.
SD m Hayana 18th inst, barqae Stocker, Bib
Baltimore. - ' III
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Wanted.

| An es, ablished New York Lie Insurance Conn
Dpany General Agent Tor nj 7iu, Addre, : s.Sec-
retary," Office Of this paper. septSy-d2ts
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C0tQ3.l.h Cam he Cured
Raeder's German SNUFF!

HEADACIIE relieved, and in fact every diseas
11od the nose and head permanently cured by TIL
use of the well-known remedy
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30

a BURGLAR OF SOME CONSEQUENCE. - Mr..
Frank Riley was arrested the other day in
Chicago for the crime of breaking open safe
IN Louisville, Kentucky. But it would be a
mistake to suppose that Frank is merely one
OF those vulgar rascals who labor under a con-
sttutional inability to distinguish between
"te'tm and tuun', for the following document
was found upon his person:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec 10. 1866. /
Henry a. Smythe, Collector of Customs Men,
York. ''' A'e"
Sir-This will introduce TO vopr f,vorobla
consideration Frank Riley of New Yorl, citv
eGtth ~hose character l became acquainted n
tennessee, and whom 1 commend to Won as
worthy OF suitable appointment under YOU.
With great respect,
Very truly yours,
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-30
NEW ADyERgssE ETs.


IN the PosT OFFICE AT FoRTLANO d, Maine, on
L the 50th day of September, lsGi.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.

Brooms aud Brushes-Rell dion 6, Simms. u
Removal-Portland Laundry. I ~ t-A
. Disso ution-E. III. Burgin & Co.
Copartbershp-E. H. Burgin e. IN
Coparinership--Geo W. True & Co.
Agents Wanted-4 NJ. McKenney.
City Mills for Sale-E III. Burpjn
General Agen Wanted.
Boy Missing - tA'A
Unclaimed Letters-W Davis.
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SpnKEN

une 29 lat Is 5, Ion ~ II E. ship Jennie Eastman
from Akyab for Falmouth e.
July -, South OF Staten Iabd rs miles, ship Golden
k1ie, rom New iorS for San Francisco.
SEPT y, on Delaware Canes, brig w II Bickmore
from Charleston for Baltimore
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Miniature Almanac. -. Septe,m Der 80,
sun rises. ...555 Moon sets TAO PM
Sun sets. ..54f Hioh Nyotcr 20 Ak A NJ
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MA RI N Il N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Saturday, September es.
ARRIVED
steamer New York, Chisholm, from st John N r
Barque Boomerang. (Br) Crchton, Providence
Barqae Sarah Hale, Hutchinson. Boston
Srls harriet, lot Portland) Staples, Matanzas via
Brig Kennebec, Mnot, Georgetown. DC wifi,
loss OF man topsail yard and jb, having had gale
Brig Angelia Brown, Baltimore.
sen Sc CAR Edwards, Ireland, Phi ladeli,ha.
Sch Fanny F S5P NSd simpson, New York.
Sch Maracaibo, Henley, Boston,
Sch MARY Louise, Hamilton Salem.
Sch Eliza Frances Poland, Bristol Tor Boston
SCI ID Eallock Frisbee, Bangor Tor Boston
Sen Express, Conant, Camden tor Norfolk
sShs g Glover Holbrook, and sarah Morton,
Sch Emeline McLain, Sleeper, Richmond, Me, for
"''AnS''H' CLEARED.
Steamer Diiigo, johnson, New York-Eme &
pS Steamer carlotta. Magune, Halifax, Ms = John
Barqge Prank Lovett (Br, Jaques, ouebec-s F
Randall.
Sch Alice I, (Brl Robinson st John. NIB
Sch William, Lindsey, Calais-rwitchell Bros g.
Champln
Sunday, September 90.
ARRIVED.
Brig Abby c Titcomb, tof Yarmouth Titeomb.
Bonaire, q days. Signazed Sept Il lat % Is, Ion
6 6s a, bague. Rachel OF Portland same day, Iaf
Tor Cientnegos 2TIh, oil Cape Cod brig j b Brown
rom Baltimore for Boston
Brig Ella Maria, Berry. Elizabethpolt
Brig Abby P Fenno, BrJ Mclean, Providence for
st John. NIB. ''A
Brig Clip ey Queen. York, Boston.
Brig Proteous, Mahoney Boston.
Sch Dirigo, Clark Georgetown
Sch jos W Fish, Wylle Georgetown.
Sch ruth Raher, Knight Phi ladeInb,o
Sch z Snow, Smith, New York.
Sch Margaret. Nichols Bath Tor waob;,rton
:, LAUScHED-At Bath 10th, by Mudeett Libby &,
orinh q schr OF W ions, 10 MI named Minetto she
is to command her. ~ Di0NoS'"ho
niis Il Coith'rst 40 tons, rating Az built at
hooDlnston III loG0, has been sold tor : III, o.
eo n1aliue Droohman, Capt IL McCrillis which
salied rom New ora Dec 26 Tor Valparaiso had
mo arrived ont at last accounts and il Is fsa ed that
sne ioundered In one OF the heavy hurricanes lich
oecnled soon after her departure. Capt McCri lis
hau win nm his only son, aged 90 years, who was
MS nrst mate, and Is wife and daughter. The other
daughter RENAME at home ana it is feared she is the
only survivor OF the family.
FROM Branch Office Western 7niou Telegraph
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Try it, for it costs but 25c For sale by all drug
giss; or send Doc to o. p. SEYMOUR & CO.. Bos-
not, and receive box by return mail sep4,ltfsN
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CITY Mills cheering Bridge.

| o cred tor sale very favorable terms a A. IN,
iprmc runnhle order aud its situa ion Tor Iusjnes
Is unsurpassed business stand FIR sale OF Grain
%e, aslle trom The b1s ness o. Grinding; which a.
EDW. II. BURGIN
Sep;cm 5er 80. DIV No l2O commerce, 81
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CoNcERTs-On Friday evening, at the First
Parish Church, the Organ Concert of Mr. John
K. Paine will come off He will be assisted by
the accomplished soprano vocalist, Miss j. E.
Houston.
On Monday evening next, at Deering Hall,
the Mendelsshon Quntette Club, of Boston,
will give one Of their splendid concerts, in
which Miss Addie S. Ryan, the distinguished
vocalist, will sing three songs. This concerts
as well as that of Mr.. Paine, will be of the
first order. va