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The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26
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= The Committee of the National Board Of
Fire Underwriters, who were in session IN thus
city last week for the purpose OF examining
buildines and fixing upon rates OF insurance,
took into consideration the subject of full
supplv of water, and adopted resolution
which will be found in the following commun-
ication, sent to the Mayor of the city.
-...-e--P PORTLAND, Aug. %, 1867.
Hon. Augustus E. Stevens, Mayor of the City
DEAR Sm:-I have the honor to submit to
you copy of resolution, passed this day by
the Committee of the National Board of Fire
Underwriters. now in session in this city,:
Keso!ocd, That we earnestly recommend to
Tue Mayor and citizens of Portland the intro
duction of a full supply of water, and that
when this is done an important reduction OF
rates of insurance will be made. ra.r.7
need not add my own views in regard to
the great Importance Of the matter above re-
ferred to, both to your city and to the insur
aiIce companies underwriting upon property
in the same. 1t is too apparent to need COM
ments at my hands.
will merely say that we earnestly hope the
city authorities of your city will, as soon as is
convenient take the necessary preliminary
steps to carry out the spirit of the resolution of
our committee. r.sf 5,.+ sI8Iu gsH ll9ggI
am, very respectfully yours, ,ti
E. w. CRowELL, Chairman Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26

1ELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH CUBA
AND SOUTH AMERIoA.-We publish to-day
the first dispatch received by the telegraph
which spans the l91 miles between Havana
and Key West. This is but the first link in a
scheme which, if carried out, will give us teIe-
graphic communication with all the West In
dia Islands and South America, and ultimate
ly with the Cape OF Good Hope and the Re-
public of Liberia. The international Ocean
Telegraph Company, of New York, has been
guaranteed the exclusive right to Law cables
between the United States and Cuba for forty
years. Its extension to more remote parts has
already been provided for. The government
of Venezuela has contracted with company
for connecting Havana with that country by
marine cable. A liberal grant has also been
made by the Argentine government to con-
meet Buenos Ayres with Valparaiso In Chill.
From that point 20 Panama the work is to be
undertaken by the Hispanc- American Inter
communication Company. If this company,s
business energies are in any measure propor-
tionate to the the length and sonorousness Of
its name, this link in the chain win be speedi
ly in working order, and the south west and
east coasts of South America will be in imme-
date communication with the West Indies,
the United States and Europe. In reference
to the Importance of these lines, Harper's
Weekly says: as .a iad -lHtn e7 70 A
The trade of the West Indies amounts to
nearly $500OO0,000 year, and, partly owing
10 the superior means of communication sus-
tanned by Great Britain with that region.
three-fourths of this traffic is transacted di
rectly by English merchants. The Isthmus of
Panama Is the natural focus of the whole trade
OF the Pacific. The commerce of the souLh
west coast, which, according to all laws politi-
cal and geographical, should belong 10 ms. is
now almost entirely in the hands of the En-
ropean commercial communities, attributable
manly to the same liberal system of postal
connections whereby England fosters Indirect
ly the establishment of markets for her princi-
pal staples Were our merchants placed in
Geographic communication with the West In
dla Islands, Brazil, and the Republics of Col
ombia, Ecuador, Peru. Bolivia, Chill and Ar
genuine, there would be no reason WHY a fair
average of the commerce of these countries
should not be directed to u.s. The success of
the line to Cuba, and its extension to the other
islands and to Brazil, Panama, &C., will un-
doubleday greatly affect this commerce i'm ia
vor OF American merchants.
The extension of the line to the more inn
portant West India islands will be effected at
an early day.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26
Political Items.

The World says that Colorado Nyei is scourg-
ing Saratoga. No wonder the Democrats are
niied with apprehensions at the advent of the
man who has SO often scourged their party al
mos. OUT OF existence in the localities where he
mas taken the stump .,s E.-s.,t. -rr-f 4,
The Philadelphia Press homes thu. nsno.o,
Sheridan will pass through some of tho n.aa.
cities of the North on his way to the Wase gs
he does it is thought che will hear someth;na
to his advantage" .T
In conversation, with a correspondent of
the Boston Post the President acknowledged
that Grant opposed the removal of Stanton.
1t is stated in administration circles that the
President looks upon Gen. Sickles reasons for
not Immediately obeying the order sent from
Washington relative to the military interfer-
ence with United States Courts as insubordi-
nation, and that he is bound to relieve him the
moment his successor can be determined up
on.
The woman suffrage question is making
some singular divisions in politics in Kansas.
while the leading politicians are for it, the
presbyterian ministers and deacons and the
prominent business men are against it. and
now 1t Will come out is quite doubtful. s9..s
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26

81 GEN. HOWARD, as well as Chief Justice
Chase, is having his character and official con-
duct attacked by parties who want to see the
Freedmens Bureaui in the hands of persons who
will render it mere decentralization office :
and very small one at that. Rumors are
circulated to the effect that the Howard Uni
yersity estate was purchased with funds which
came into Gen. Towards hands from IN
claimed bounty and back pay Of colored sol
diers; this Of course is base SANDER, and, fer
tunately, one that can be easily disproved.-
When question of veracity arises between
the American Havelock and the creatures of
Andrew johnson no proof will be asked for to
support the simple word of the former. The
Washington correspondent of the philadel-
phia Press, speaking of this story says: -, s.'
This as well as the charge made that he has
made large amount of money by the pur-
chase of this estate, is utterly false and I'M
founded in fact. The facts are simply as fol.
lows: Some time since a fund was started by
subscription from parties at the North to es-
tablish University for the benefit of freed
men; a Board of Trustees was duly organized
of which Gen.. Howard was made President
the estate in question was purchased large
share of which, not being required for the pur-
pose intended, was offered for sale and in or
der to increase its value, Gen. Howard was i'm
duced to purchase a few lots, which he ac-
quired on precisely the same terms as any 9th
er purchaser" o1flid 10 snbfi Gas ~ .'17s
Among the other trumped-up charges it Is
80 '''''v- -rO- -ursrres TO make the Freed
mems Bureau permanent institution. u iaai
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IMPORTS.
N E N EwS,
a. PORT OF PORTLAND.

III. ~ Saturday, August "a.
J. lNlI5 :. .ltiG ARRIVED. n TN 1TStl
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB. via
Eastport tor Boston. II ' - "a"
sen David Crockett, Matthews Boston. F-'-' =.
sen Elmlra, Bancroft, Maebias for New York
sen FORESTER, Saddler Ellsworth for Boston : i
sen Eliza Frances, Poland, Bristol Ior Boston.
Sch Santa Maria, Harding Bangor for Inswicl,.
CLEARED,
sS steamer Dr'go' johnson, New York Emery q
Steamer Carlotta, Magune, Halifax, MS John
!, Sch Triumph, Orr Orr, st John, NB-Frank
Sch Ann Flower. White, Albany, s.t..,sE 8stf.
3 Ii L Garrison, Chase Providence
Sch JAS Barrett, Nickerson, New Rede,ra t,ar,;,,
Mills Co. III 3' I sGJTF'- -" Deu'oru--Derhn
Sch Mary Langdon. Bennett, Rockland.
glvQ ARRIVED ~o'
Sch Leanrder, (Brl Marshall, Hillsboro ''
Sch ID Halock, Frisbee, Bosron 20 ......
Sch Bramhall Hamilton, Boston g. t-.4se
Sch Citizen. Upton, Boston, :" ii HaL
Sch III Prescott Freeman Portsmouth 5sr 9.
Sch Ceres. Robbins fremont.
Sch Lucy Jane, Nash, Rockland ilh .gs f1t
Sch Elmaral Seiders. Damariscotta
SAILED-Barque Ellen Stevens brios Minna
Traub, Mary A Chase, j Bickmore, ii Means. BENZ
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26
supreme Judicial Cour,,

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n vsrdict Of Guilty Thsr o,so eun, .a
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new trial ON fine ero,nd ,a+ n, rors. ~
ev;lence anil far ;nnronor oo,d,at - 49, -,
Webb for (,ovsrnr,ent stro,t 3, c. s'r aos,So
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Rn,seu ooo;,st ~, s',,r.,o a..
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in s1oo r. onnesr a, t,,a ,,aw. 80. pe'''"""s
Michae, e,rv ;nd;otad III, I, ~. se1noe
p;ah..1 o,co..a, ''n "a soS'oS LEVINE anu
e.o,, .. s.oro as ~. =. Ipoaoeo anu cigars
i9A. 's -. --'o neso y 'ioue'oh' was put
aiol u",,' INC e,laehco against MN was mainly
now Des,ne anu oonhei,' VINO nad p'eaded aofo
- sss " s'e nc was deiended by
1'a"i ..uAtuo' i.S'9. Anoie peing u uouDt as 10
Leary oe'ng connected with Inc larceny, the jury
sase =. mn 'ne cement Oh 'he douDt, and returned
Veroict Oh not guI'iy. sos L. ass llsss 1
DeVine and Cennel were sentenced to thirty days
In Inc county jan: I'sA
state Vs. iiimotny mailman, appellant This was
ssaren ana SEIZURE case appealed from the Munich
Pal Court where the respondent had been convicted
MT. o'Dennei conducted the defence. The jury re-
turned verdict OF guilty Exceptions were filed
anu tne case goes 70 inc Law term. i 3 e.Gn T., I
+ State vs. fatficK Deehan. Another search and
oaso nun ee Aiunicpai court. Inc
A"a ooon onsasou III sei'iis hquor prior
,ss VI ou. a'er 1hat tlne removed the hquor
70 ms nousc IN 'e same puidlng with the shop. He
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26


VIM H. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER.
FRIDAY.-Chas. r. Bartlett was brought before
the Commissioner charged with passing, uttering
and publishing $40 counterfeit note on the Flour
City National Bank of Rochester, N. Y. He was Or
dered to recognize in the of $4,000 for his APP
pearance at the September term of the U. S. Circuit
Court. Failing in bail he was committed Talbot
for Government. Strout & Gage for defence. , (
Nicholas Hanson, charged with passing counter
fet fifty cent United States currency notes, was re-
quired to recognize in 500 for his appearance be-
fore the Commissioner on Wednesday, Aug. 2Sth al
10 A. M. Committed. Talbot Tor Government
Carleton for defence
SATURDAY.-Hiram Williams, charged with Snug
Cling, was brought up and held appear at the
September te m Of the u s. Circuit Conrt, Failing
to procure suretes for bail in 900 he was commit
ted. Talbot for Government. No appearance 10,
defence
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26

NIX. GEORGE L. VosE, of Paris, Maine, read
paper before the Association for the Advance
ment Of Science, at Burlington, VT, last week
entitled Traces of Ancient Glaciers in tbe
White Mountains of New HAMPSHIRE, with a
few Remarks upon the Geological Structures
OF some Portions Of that Group" 1t was a
detailed account of the observations of Mr..
Vose III the Androseoggin, Peabody and other
valleys OF the region, confirming the view that
these valleys have been. occupied by local gla-
ciers as well as by general one. Mr.. vose
gave an account of his observations on the pe-
illogical arrangement of the rocks forming the
principal range, upon which he founded some
astonishing hypothesis as to the early condi.
ton of that region. ss3Tl % sarl .sl atsas d
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26

AT HISTORICAL MAGAZINES. - In SATURDAYS
Press we referred to this valuable monthly and
gave the contents of the last number. The
following resolutions relating to this MAGAZINE
were adopted by the Maine Historical Society
at their last annual meeting % ,9'ifs 81
Resolued. That the Historical Society of
Magazine, published in New York. and desires
to bear testimony to the zeal and ability of its
present editor, in collecting and preserving the
materials for history, and the frankness with
which questions are discussed and considered
in its pages p1,F d AZ l7s71J -H-''S s
Resoloed, That the interests of history will
be promoted by wider circulation of the His
torical Magazine in our own State, -
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26

10 THE TRAVELLING PUBLIc.-We would
call your attention this morning to the adver-
tisement Of W. D. Little & Co., General Pas
senger Ticket Agent, who have lately removed
to their new Office on Exchange street, and are
now prepared again, as formerly, to issue tick
cts to most any part Of the United States, by
all the various rail and steamboat lines; also,
to England or Ireland, France, Germany or
China, at the same rates of fare as in Boston
or New York, also, saving much time to pas
sengers which is usually consumed in looking
up tickets at those places. ~
Messrs L. & Co. have sold tickets here for
the last six years, and inform us that they have
never had case of trouble with any tickets
sold by them during that time. Passengers
will always find them obliging and accommo-
dating, and ready to give any information in
regard to rail and steamboat lines. tA IL =
They also have maps, time tables and guides
OF the different lines, which passengers are at
perfect liberty to call and consult at any time.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26

rtscATAeu1s cousrr Convention was hsld
AZ Dover, Aug. %. DR.. E. A Thompson, Of
Dover, presided. Nominations-for Senator,
DR.. :. A. Patten, Monson; County Attorney,
A. q. Lebroke, Foxcroft; Register of Deeds,
MARCEL W. Hall, Dover; County Treasurer,
M. Pitman, Dover; County Commissioner, 8.
r. jackson.
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MINERAL BATHS AT HOME.

DYSPEPSIA CURED
RHEUn4TISM CURED
ERUPTLONS on The FACE CURED
SCROFULA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS
Do away with all your various and often pernicf-
Gus drugs and quack medicines, and use tew baths
prepared with s m tIC-7T
"STR UM4TTC SALTS
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors OF Il Mineral Well of the Penn's Salt Man
nacturing Co.. in Pttsburg, and are packed in air.
tight boxes. One always sufficient for bath. Di-
rections attached.
5-t .s INTERNALLY USE .--,,
"Strumatic Mineral Waters - &
In bottles ofone and half pints One sufficient
for days use. III ara .9t-a.i - - -
GH Sold by Druggists generally, ~ . 4..ss..s.
Merrill Bros. No. 2I5 State ST. Boston: Rewards
Pratt q Co., No. 106 Fultor st. New Yort, Whole,
sale agents. aYife riros 81 noe0. N eolSwIv 4
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Long Sought For i! or
Come at Last
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found or sale by all city
Druggists and first class Country GrocerS. d9AE
As a MEDICINE Mans Wine is invaluable bel 10
among the BEST fnot the best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, manufactured from the pure
juice ofthe berry, and unaduteratei bv any impure
Ingredient, we can heartily recommended it to the
sick as MEDICINE.
"ro the days of the aged It addetn length
TO the mighty it addeth strength
.n lis a balm for the SICK a joy for the we'll
Druggists and GrOeers buy and sell re
-oi MAINs' ELDEKBERRY WINE.
nov 81 SN d&wtf
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertise ments this Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Information Wanted-R B. Graham.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre-Ridwell & Locke.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Fine Woolens, &c.-Chadbourn s. Kendall.
Damaged Cloth-Chesley Brothers.
A New Thing-James Bailey.
Insure youc Horses-W. D. Little n 20.
Casco Street Seminary-Mary G. Hall.
Annual Camp Meeting o. e....
Steamboat Notice-Ross ~ Sturdlvant
- oopartnership NOTICE.. 8, Winslow & Co.
Thick Boot Workmen Wanted.
iWsals e d E, iar Sale. III I'll
Academy of Note Dame.
Situation Wanted.
Collectors Notice, Unpaid Taxes.
Unclaimed Letters-W. Davis.
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JUDGE KfNGSBURY PRESIDING. ---------
SATURDAY.-The nquois seized by the Deputy
state Constables, on the premises of E, Gould, H.
Kelley and John Bell we've declared forfeited to the
city, no persons appearing to clam them. ~
The examination in the case of Wesley R. Bailey,
charged with larceny of watch and chain from the
person OF Mr.. Charles H. G. Chaplin, was resumed.
The lady who saw person with the watch was
placed on the stand but could not identify Bailey as
the one, his dress being, as she thought different
On the other hand, Bailey satisfied the Court that
he had just arrived from California and left New York
for bis home in Canaan the day after his arrival in
that city. i@'t -fs4 Hl tii7R 73i '.t '-,'s''
The Court thought there was not probable cause,
and discharged Bailey. Smith 6 Reed for the de-
fence. ,i.,,.,s,t sl.,...ifl.. isl ..--54 4s-r
The sentence Of Joseph Griffin, who had pleaded
guilty to lascivious behavior, further suspended
to August 3lst. ai N'-3is y 2ls 9A-
Benjamin C. Miles was complained of for assault
and battery on Winthrop Berry. The parties reside
in Scarboro'. Mr.. Carleton appeared for the State
and Messrs. Howard s. Cleaves for the respondent
The examination was continued to Tuesday.
John e. McGnnis was convicted under a search
and seizure process by the State Constables and sem
fenced to fine and imprisonment. He appea ed j.
j. Maybury, Esq, for the defence. Ii, ai F,..I y
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26
'or Knob Holes % Carriage Curtains.

For Knob Holes IN Carriage Curtains Starksu,s
ImProved Curtain Eyeief. Patented October 3O
1856. ID, VerriH, Portland, assignee.
by alt good Judges who have seen or ed this eve
LET, II Is pronounced the best thing Of its Hind
ever invented and the one thing long sought for,
yz, an Eyeet that will not easily wear out or rel
loose ant ty off, 1t will last as long as the best car
rage will wear. Knobbing and unknobbing one ar.
teen hundred Tunes, by way Of experiment, made no
visible impression upon 1t. This Ey ect fits the CON
mon form OF knob now in use. 1t has no defect and
~ perfectly adapted to work. and also 10 the re-
pair OF Worn knob holes.
, Manufaeturers' price 5000 per gross. RivetInr
runcIes ' 90 each. Manufactured ami sold BY q.
land by ia - :, q ~ 49, pV ~
Rgerences.-We, the undersigned have seen and
used the Starkey Eyelet. We believe il the best
thing ever invented for the purpose Of holding Car
mage curtains and would earnestly recommend It to
All CdITsdge Makers and users: j. M KimhalI r.
20, Carriage manufacturers, 302 and 304 Congress
Street, Portland, Me- @. z. kimbalI, Carriage Har-
ufactory, Preble Street. Portland Me JOSEPH Rus
SELL Carriage and Sleigh Maker, corner OF Congress
and Oak Streets, Portland, Me. Libby & Dow w.
cry Stlble Keepers, 81 Congress Street Portland.
Me. Thomas Wright, Carriage Trimmer, Portland
Me- T., X. Lemont, Carriage Manufacturer, Preble
street, Portland, Me. aug26d6t R3w
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DISASTERS.

Ship MayAower, Of Bath, from New Orleans for
Havre was spoken 18th inst, lat %. lon 70 lO with
loss OF sails. and other light damage. having had
severe gale few days previous. One Of the crew
had died OF fever. s.fa...E.s
Sch Hudson, tinker, from Calais. before reported
damaged by collision on Nantucket Shoals. was run
into by an unknown brig, cutting her down To the
lost ibboom and bead gear which were left on hoard
the schr. aNeS ~ q AZ
Brig Suzanne at New York from Savanilla. re
ports 18th inst lat H. Ion Is, had severe hurricane
during which lost cutwater, with part OF head, and
badly strained the vessel
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PORTLAND, Aug Goth, 1867.
The subscriber wishes to receive Information in re-
gard to MIR. A. RAMSEY, formerly, Oh now a resi-
dent of Portland. Any one knowing of his wherea-
bouts viii confer favor by sending his address to R.
B. GRAHAM, Portland, care of Editor Of Portland
Press AS it is business importance it will be to
the advantage OF Mr.. Ramsey to be heard from.
aug 26-d3t sN r. b. GRAHAM.
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THE Annual Camp Meeting at Kenne buukpart
= VIII commence on Monday, September 2d. and
close on the following Saturday 80 anu
Ample arrangements will 10 made TOR boarding.
Transportation between the camp ground and ears
&C., &c., at reasonable rates ~AN SAi''
Fare from Portland with return ticta, a, m -,
rom al stations ON the p. s. & p, b. &M. and
Easera railroads. IN proportion by any Of the regu-
morning, August S1st. W
Tickets to be had at the stations.
Freight train for the transportation of baggage.
&C., VIII leave Portland at five O'Clock, p. Mon
friday and Saturday. August 30th and 3ist
JAMES ANDREWS
SILAS ADAMS, Com.
$. r. LEAvITT.
Portland. Au0 "a 1877 auS1e-d0uv
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BASE BALL.-A friendly game was played
on Saturday, on the grounds near the Arsenal,
beta cen the Pioneer club, Of Westbrook, and
the Athletic club, of Portland. The latter
was victorious by a score of "a to IS for the
Pioneers tffA - &H5 4@ts& t&t3EiifVi'f
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26

q ONO PoLrrIcs--we recently had the plea
sure of haitian hours conversation with ger .
tleman from Ohio who belongs to the Society
of Friends, and, like all Friends everywhere-
or must We make single exception in this
state?--is thorough-going Radical in poll
tics. He had Just heard Of Vallandigham 3
taking the stump out West, and was much
elated at the absolute certainty of q Republi-
can triumph secured by this action on the
part OF the Ohio rebel The State was safe
enough before, but now, the Democrats, by
letting Vallandigham loose, have made assur-
ance doubly sure. There has been an attempt
made by the more cautious members of the
party to gag him, and keep him from doing
mischief, BUTT appears that he has escaped
from his keepers and is doing bis best to make
the Republican majority for Hayes as large as
that he secured for Brough in 1868. i11m 9l
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26

THERE will be a. meeting of the friends of
the Bethel in the new audience room of that
church this afternoon at 4, o'clock. The house.
is just completed. All interested are earnest
ly requested to be present. t&40Atys'N
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HQle,s ArMic0 OiAfment I.
Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye Harmless, Reliable
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tinis. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the iii
effects OF Bad Dyes. Invigoraies the hair leaving
liam A. Batchelor. All others are mere limitations
and should be avoided Sold by all Druggists and
PerInmers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York
. eeS Beware Ofa Counterfeit. q
November 10, 1906 d1ysn
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26

BLuEBERREs.-Three hundred bushels of
blueberries We're brought here by the steamer
City Of Richmond, on her trip from Machias
last Friday ygr5o9 aag hafsr
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Carver sehs James Barrstt, & Il Garrison, Ann
flower, NJ Adams, Nellie Star. and nfhArA -

kScffI0 ItuIt UIuoJbt
!. Snii1rdn,uILDSG d. Edward Russell, at Pembroke,
the last Of September She is owned by i q Wins.
low, OF ror,iand and parties In Lubec and s to be
commanded Capt JAS Parker, late master OF barque
The Pembroke Shipbuilding Co launched a scbr of
200 tons on the l1th INST named the Crescent lodge
West Pembroke. SA' "
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26

LONDON SooIETY.--Thes August number of
this illu 'trated magazine, British edition, has
been received by @. r. Chisholm &c Brother at
No. 307 Congress street and at the Grand
Trunk depot. t'' Wv 7.'s
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MARRIED.

In Hallowell, Aug.7, w. III. Gilman and Mrs. EN-
ma II Brann. -
In IIallowell Aug. II, Charles H. Patten and Miss
Emma II. Dalano. n llilflll NO. : 7-f1- IT
coin, and Sarah f. Doe. of Vassaboro.
In MERCER. July q, 0rand A. Barker, OF Skowhe-
In Dover Me-. Aug. H. Abel Hodgkins Of New
Sharon and Mrs. Rebecca Ames, of D.gsFF'