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EXTRA DIvDEND,-The Directors Of the
First National Bank of this city have declared
an extra dividend Of three pei, cent, free of
government tax, payable ON the 10th Of Sep
temher
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FRESH GooDs.-The attention of traders
ana dealers in ready made clothing is directed
to the advertisement of Messrs. Chadbourn &
Kendall, who this day open the fall STYLES of
wooden goods, Their assortment il large and
complete.
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JAPANESE ExHIBrTIoN.--Th first exhibition
of the Japanese troupe will take place on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, in their pa
vilon in Deering pasture, corner of Portland
and Green streets. We notice that little ALI
Right is announced as one of the performers.
The evening exhibition will commence at o.
clock. -&E ElA8 n Il ~
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LIQUOR SEIzuRE.-The Deputy State Con-
stables, ON Saturday, seized small quantity of
liquor in the shop OF John Fizsimmons, on
Pleasant street. Y elI Gu AL ID 0OVt
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A BEAUTIFUL PREsENT.-At the store of
Messrs. Hayes & Douglass, No. 14S Middle
street, may be seen the dinner and tea set pre-
scented to Gen. Neal Dow by the United King
dom Alliance of London 1t is of Paris gran
lite, and comprises 300 pieces of ware. Those
who look at it will pronounce it one of the
most beautiful sets ever exhibited here. Each
piece bears the portrait of Gen. Dow and fac
smile of his autograph.
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Mo day Morniag, August &c, 1867.

BB-First Page to-day-A Patriotic Party;
Operations of the spragues in Augusta; Mag
azincs; Varieties. w.
Fourth Page-Sheridan! poem, from the
Tribune; Case of Conscience. .ssaz.-.zs-s-7'
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Nh. wLLIAM t. H1Lu1Anp, of Bangor, who

ME- WILLIAM L. HILLIAnD, OF Bangor, VINO
was nominated for Clerk of the Courts by
the Democrats Of that region, Respectfully
declines the proposed honor in cara pup
lished in the Republican papers Ihefe are
several proverbs applicable to the occasion OCCASION
such as "Look before you leap, Try, Try
try again" and "Blast the luck|
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e. THEATRE.-Messrs. Bidwell & Locke will
open their theatrical season this evening at
Deering Hall. They present splendid bill
the play OF the Hidden Hand--n which Miss
Dollie Bidwell, Mrs, Thompson, Mrs. Churchill,
Mrs Jameson and Miss George Langley, with
Messrs. Ryder, Bidwell, Churchill, Conner,
McKenney, Martin, lDuffield and Jones will
appear. The afterpiece is an entirely new
farce, in which Mr.. Wilkinson win make his
appearance, the first time on our boards. This
is certainly an attractive bill, and should draw
a crowded house. The box Office will be open
from y to o'clock to-day, when seats may be
secured. -... 100 .ft7...... ,.s., 500. /
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Business Items.

PLEASE let us have the orders for the Ce-
ment Pipe day or two before it is to be laid
Leave orders at 41-2 Union street or at the
factory. r..-f ..,..-.. ...,..,. ID. --l
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OFF THE TRAcK.-Saturday afternoon an en-
CINE got off the track on Commercial street.
stopping the progress of the Grand Trunk
passenger train to the Boston depot The con-
ductor secured vehicles to transport the ladies
and the baggage to the Boston depot, and the
male passengers footed it. 1t was rather an
moving all roUnd. R0 b3sss fEz0O sE& W
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FOREIGN EXPORTS. The total value of for
eign exports from this port last week amount
ed to $76,726S1. Included in the shipments
were 1855 bbls -four. "A bbls oat meal, 10 tons
shorts, 50,bbls potatoes, 251 boxes soap, 406 1897
ieet lumber, o5o,I4U feet deus, 15,o45 feet deal
ends, S,4OOpaliugs, $3.50 hhds shocks and heads
1850 cart shocks and heads, 5000 hoops, 8 casks
soda ash, bundles rubber springs, 6 packages
shirts, 5packages dry goods, cases sundries.
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DEATH OF A VALUABLE HoRsE-Wm Dee
han, truclzman for Fletcher & Co. and others
on Commercial street, lost one of his valuable
pair of bays "Wednesday night. His death
cannot be accounted for, as when put up for
the night he was apparently as well as ever
We learn that he was insured for $500 with w.
d. Little s. Co, in the Hartford Live Stock
Co.. Owners of valuable animals should avail
Q themselves of the advantages offered by this
excellent Company. Of ailian5gssi s5 ,Ii7 sGlis 1
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? CALIFORNIAN CLUE. AT the annual meeting
of the Portland Caledonisn Club, held on the
23d inst, the following gentlemen were elected
office bearers for the ensuing year, viz Capt.
J. j. Boyd, Chief; John Atkinson, LIST Chief
tain; Peter Morrison, I'd do; Alfred Robert
son, 3D. do; Alexander Taylor, LIST Clansman;
VIM. Taylor I'd do; John b. Masterton, Sd do.
b The members of the Club voted to accept
the invitation to attend the picnic and games
of the Boston, Scottish Club to come off at
| Fresh Pond Grove on the Sd of Sept. next
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Rubicel.

This unriyaled preparation for beaurifying the
complexion and restoring the freshness and bloom of
youth, and for removing Tan, Suburn, Moth and
Freckles, is now for sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods dealers in this city. Enquire for Rubicel.
August "a. 2wsn
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why Suffer from Sores !?

When.. by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you tan be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scdtds, Chapped Hands, Spraims Cuts,
" eunds, and every Complaint Of the Skin Try it,
as lt costs but rs cents. Be sure to ask for
H0le'S Ar7aic0 Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, or send your address and
36 cents to o. P. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston. Mass.
and receive box by return mail. W. f. PhiIps q
TO-, agents for Maine. april2G1ysn
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FIRE.-About half past y o'clock Saturday
night the rag and junk store house of Mr.. n
M. WOodman, in the rear of Portland street
just beyond Green street, was discovered to be
on fire. The alarm called out the department.,
but the services of the steamers were not re-
quired as the fire wasextingushed with small
force pump, belonging to the Hook and Ladder
Company. The fire caught in the ceiling at
the end of the building, and is supposed to
have been set. The building was slightly dam
aged by knocking out portions of the end of
the building where the fire had communicated
The steamer Portland was kept on the spot
until the danger was over, in case her services
might be needed hiHof 5la.g'@-@ "' trl
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The subscribers to Life Membership in the
Portland Institute and Public Library, are
hereby notified that the certificates of life mem.
bership are prepared, and that the Treasurer,
Joseph w. Symonds, Esq, who is alone author
lied to make collections, will call upon them
for payment va buff Ga p4}l
The provisions of the bylaws are that "Any
person can become member of the corpora
ZION 1or lie, 49,. on payment of a sum not
less than fifty dollars. either in money, works
OF art, or in books certified to be of that value
by the Librarian and approved by the Direc-
tors. '' .Al ''
Books will be received subject to the follow
ing regulations: I"sNi7-," A
LIST. That discount of not less than SO 1-3
per cent. from present trade prices shall be
charged in estimating the value of all Ameri-
can DOCKS except such rare books as cannot be
purchased at the ordinary rates. Foreign books
snai, De allowed for at rates at which the books
Gan pe purchased free of tariff on imports
ID No allowances will be made for imperfect
ments
PERSONS wishing to contribute books will
please inform the Librarian, e. A. Noyes, eth
el IN person or through the Post Office, of the
number of books and their place of deposit,
and they will be called for. The rooms for the
library, in the City Hall, will be prepared for
use as soon as practicable and it is hoped that
we may open the Institute in October with a
valuable library. } i.i-. fasl La ssisa3H
a-..i- By Order of the Directors, .3s
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et&U& = less eANa5 HgsesWT FaWT
:. ~ ssirsleH dIL5 -pi,dg 'si4Au y q a.
20. ,iJ.4-1 aius4 aisegao sllltt 4alssA[
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CascO ST. Seminary.

''HE Fall Tern Of this School for Young Ladies'
"a . anp MISSES VIII commence Monday, September
at No. Is Preble st. S'' @PPJ
MARY O. HALL, Principal.
Jennie L. Shurtleff, Teacher of Childrens Derart-
Drawing ansosdsP,s anu
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iia, haaDR. s. S. FITCH,S. iassaIa
sssE'ami1y Physician.,,'

Seventy-six pages: price % cents Sent to anya adj
dress No money required until the book is received
rea and fully approved. 1t is perfect guide to the
SICK OF lndisposed. Address DR.. s. S. FITCH, %
fremont Street, Boston. sN l- .Ian2adix-
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&aRE DIED.

In Union. Aug. 10, Hon. Ebenezer Cobb, aged 70
years 10 months Nee ~
In Chelsea Aug. 10, Nancy Mea Ter, aged rs years.
40 years. ae'1
in Biddeford, Aug. 10, Mr.. Otis Kicker, aged 70
late Benz. Dodge aged o. years. u '-e
In Skowhegon, July "a, Miss Abigail Jenkins,
In Lnneus, July 27, Mrs. lydia, wife of Cant N
Young, aged 81 years. 80 - o"p'' ~
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COp0rt3sersIsip Notice.

I HAVE this day admitted ii. p. DEWEY as N
Partner and the business will be hereafter condurt-
ed as formerly under the firm name of j. s. WIN
SLOW s. Co.
J. s; wINsLow,
Portland, July 1, 1867. augoe IA,
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EXCURSION TO PoPHAM.-The Hon. Mr..
ashDurn, Collector, has. with the consent of
tne secretary OF the Treasury, placed the U.
.. steam cutter Mahoning at the service of the
members of the Maine Historical Societ, for
an excursion to Fort Popham on the 29th inst
A meeting was held at the Preble House on
Saturday evening, and Messrs Geo. E. b. Jack
son, John M. Brown and Lewis Peirce were
appointed Committee of Arrangements.
The steamer will leave Custom House wharf
at IL o'clock A. M. and reach the Fort at
half-past 10. o'clock, returning the same eve
ming. ... .r Is
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OFuer OF The Directors, N
EDWARD A, MOVES. Clerk

ACCIDENT FROM Poor Oms-On Saturday
18th, during the burning of building at
Gloucester, Mass, can of naptha ignited and
exploded, blowing the roof entirely off. For
tunately, at the time of the explosion the
doors of the building were open, thus prevent
ing the death of four or five men who were in
the same. st.,.i. ....-. -... IL. D..
The loss was $4,000, and several valuable
buildings barely escaped destruction.
This explosion should induce caution, as
great deal of naptha is sold, under one name
ana another, as a burning fluid.
oh the same evening as Mr. Nathan Todd
ana wife, OF cowley, Mass, were retiring. the
latter attempted to blow out the light. which
immediately communicated with the kerosene
causing an explosion. Both Mr.. Todd and his
wife were very badly burned. in extinguishing
the flames The facts we gather from the
Newburyport Herald; but We venture to as
sert that the kerosene used was not that man.
ufactured by the Portland Kerosene Oil Com
pany; it was doubtless one of the many coun-
terfeits sold. ~ -a ''
A writer, who kept record, states that dur
ing 1866, 200 lives were lost and six millions of
property destroyed, by kerosene explosions
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26

aB-$trumatic salts and strumatic Min.
eraI Waters, just received and for sale by
j. W. PERKINS & CO.,
no2isNeod&gweowly No. sc Commercial ST Is
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Medical Notice

. G. H. CHADWICK, NJ. D., will devote special at
tenton to Disea OF the Eye. No 3oit Congress St.
Office hours from II A. M. to Pm sac
May IS. sNtf 81 n.a+tt..4 .t.esea.f t5,-vE~
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26

A SiaUATloN as cOpyst, Book keeper or to set
ence given. Enquire at this office.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26

o TEE Bangor Democrat for the current week
contains review of Merrick's defense Of John
Surrat, from South Carolina paper; notes ON
the Tennessee election from the Memphis Bull
letin and Avalanche; slur ON Gov BrownIow
from another rebel paper printed in Tennessee :;
complimentary notices of Sidney johnson,
Leonidas Polk, Robert e. Lee Joe Johnston
and John B. Magruder, from Richmond pa
per; Tribute to the Character of Gen. Lee,"
from the London Standard; information about
the movements of Gems. Breckenridge and
Beauregard; and Jefferson's Dayis's recent re-
marks about the responsibility for the horrors
Of Andersonville and Libby prison. The Dem
ocrat is still published in Bangor, but is appar-
emily designed for a considerably lower Iati-
tude. ~ j al % .f.s,,.,i, ..if-4f ...--.gfl.
4 The PRESIDENT frequently dscloses a feel
ing of anxiety, not unlJ,e that of lesser crimi-
nails, to destroy evidence that may prove trou-
biesome to him hereafter Whether the affi-
dayits recently published in the Times are gen
uine or not, he evidently is aware of the exist
ence of others that he doesn't want "to go out
of the family" The Acting Attorney General,
Buckley, who apes the Dogberryism Of Stan
berry as far as his limited requirements will
permit, has issued a circular to the heads of de-
partinents in which. after referring to the
Times documents, said to be copies of original
papers in their offices, he demands that all pa
pers corresponding thereto shall be submitted
to him at the earliest practicable moment. He
doubtless is aware that the impeachment par
ty in the North is considerably stronger than
IL was a mon tn 400 md fhaf bo ,,,st m, a !, n o,r
efything as secure as possible for the coming
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AcApTsfx or NoTRz DAxf.Awe are glad
to see the advertisement for this year of the
Academy of the sisters of the congregation de
Notre Dame. The school is exclusively for
young ladies, and affords them an opportunity
complete their education here at home as well
as any school iii the land
There is an impression which is too liable to
obtain with regard to schools under the
direction of the Roman Catholic Church, name
~, that attempts are made to direct and infiu-
enee the minds Of pupils toward Catholicism.
This is not the case in other. schools OF the
same character, and, we are assured that no
such efforts are made by these ladies. The pc
cufiar views of each pupil upon religious mat
tiers are treated with delicacy and respect; nor
are any distasteful observances, thrust upon
any one. III III SF
We learn that number of our most respect
ed citizens will send their daughters to this
Academy for the ensuing year.
POLICE ITEMs.-Saturday night four persons
were committed to the lookup for drunken
ness. t,fee .kktxNf4t3 sam
On Sunday. during the day two men were
committed for drunkenness and disturbance
and two for drunkenness. fs 500
young mau who was DRINK and making q
disturbance in the Westbrook car Sunday
morning, and refused to pay his fare was eject
ed from the cars. He went to the Railroad
office and created another disturbance by
threatening to whip all connected with the
office or the cars. A large crowd collected in
front of Lancaster Hall, just as people were
going to church, attracted by the noise and
threats made by the young man, when Deputy
Marshal Irish made his appearance and led him
off To the loclr-un -.
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G0AT, Pant and Vest Makers. AZ A. f. yoRK,s
NBrown q Hanson's Block, Middle ct, opposite
~. may ?. ana26ll2m
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Wanted


On THICK Boot Workmen by the York Boot and
49, shoe Co, kennebunkport, Me- None need
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mems Bureau permanent institution.
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4 Go9D chance for young man to do business
Portland. August 20, 1867. a,,so seIee
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SFOh EN-
Ar 22d. baraue d Ryerson, Raymond, Provi-
dOnce; brig Eleana Moses, Portland.
June 49, lat 81 10, Ion IA 49, ship John Clark from
Baltimore for Havre. =
Aug 10, East OF Georges Shoals 80 miles, ship At
lantic, from Leith Tor New York. h
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Drawing and Penmansn,n
Camp Meeting.

INSTRUCTION. in Pencil and Crayon Drawing and
= MI 1enmanship vi be given by Miss ANNA
LATHAM, at NJ 10 Exchange Street. au2GlIws
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THE Sisters ofthe Congregation, respectfollv In
- o, IN, nne public that the studies at their ne
"upny ' WIN pe resumed on Monday, iSeptember 81
49,, VIII psSase apply for particulars at tie a.
Aug26-d2w ~ ~ '''ee'S'
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