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The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Over 100000 a Month


All Paper Cuffs heretofore ma le have been nearly
worthless, on account of the great difficult put
ting in and taking ou the studs, by which The Cuff
is frequently destroyed with once wearing. This ob
lection is wholly obylated in the DupleA Cuff which
is made under the patent of the Ne Plus Ultra Collar
Company, with q new button hole, used in no other
cuff which enables the wearer to put in take out
the stu is INSTANTLY, without tearing or inturng
the cuff or button-hOle in the least. Il Cst Of this
kid iciN rear more than three times as io4q as ana
Other. They are made OF cry heavy pure white
sto'k, in exact imitation Of linen, and are acater-
HToQed by our new process in tine same manner OF
the Duplex Collar. Our ordeis warrant us in saw
ing that in less than year no other Paper Cuff
viii be called ior or sold by the trade throughout
the country. We also manufacture the ..Water
Line cuif" "a very heavy ename led Cuff CORE =
ponding with the Collar of that name They have
the patent button-hole, the same the Duplex Cuff
Sa00 Il &c ~ A Il D!--One hundred dollars will be
paid for information which win convict any Dealer
of selling Culs not made by the Ne Plus Ultra Col
lar Company, of Biidef0rd. Me-, having button
holes like those in the Duplex Cuff as e exclusive
patent for the United States f0r such button hole is
owned BY said Company and all nfringements will
be prosecuted TO the extent Of the law.
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Notice.

The Republican voters OF Windham are requested
to meet al the Town House, in said Windham, on
Saturday June 22d 1861 at C clock P NJ, TO choose
Dlegates to the State Convention. 4 aii4h Tat g.
Per Order Republican Town Committee.
June 15-dtd sN o.. ..< II. ~. - :
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Water at ( i: j Co Ig!2

Thisi well known as the standard enamellel OIL
lar o. the trade, and made by the Dnleof ,r1te,
He proc used solely by The Ne Plus Ultra Collar
Company, being the only method by which perftct
enamelled Collar can possibly b. nianurlctured RI
s warranted entirely free from poi, on and is eyery
way thG most ieet, durable and best iit, ensin-
styles. - ~ ~
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
At Loand0, AZ April 1S, barque A Houghtoh, Al
Ar at Bremerhaven sOth ult, barque Signal, Wal
Ar al Deal 3lst ult, ship Tamerlane, Hughes IRON
London ioI Singapore tand preceded
Sid I'm Plymouth 30th ut. barque Mary Bentley,
Clark, (trom Philadelphia) or Antwerp.
Ar at Acapulco 29th ult, ship Hudson, Potter,
Philadelphia.
At Callao 2ist ult, ships Ellen Foster Robinson,
from Chnchas tor United States. dis tor repairs
Pactolus Tobev, and Shakespeare, Packard une
Camilla, Hu.sphrey, tisg.
At Cfincha j. ands 18Th ult, ships Alice Vennard,
Youne: S Blanchard Meady; Uncle Toby, Pink
ham Grace Sargent Harding; Valley Forge, Emer-
son; Washington, White: Mary Goodeli. Noyes st
james. Williams; Andr W johnson, Curling; frank
Flint. Colby, and Matilda, Blake, all FOR United
States; VIM Libby, Minot and Persia, Delne. for
England; Pieiades. Wood, and Live Oak, Coombs.
for spain. do; Freeman Clark, Smal Tor France. do
Vermont, Higgins. ior Germany; Bethiah Thayer,
Cartney, Tor Rotterdam; barques Nettie Merrulan,
Rollins. Ior do; Sarah Staples, Staples or France,
all loading.)
Sid tim Buenos Ayres April q, barQue Starlight,
Sparrow, Havre. ~
AT RIO Janeiro Sth ult barque Masonic Ferry,
from Buenos Ayres ior Antwerp, ieloading. having
repaired.
Sid I'm Barbados 25th ult, sch Mary Patten, Cum
nnnes, st Thomas.
Ar at st Thomas 3ist uIt steamers Lady Lang FIN
Providence fr Enenos Ayrcs; lst inst, Regulator.
rom do for do.
At Bracoa 3Gth ult, sch Catawarnteak ior New
At Trinidad 9th inst, barques Linda, Hewitt, Tor
PHILADELPHIA ldg; Triumph, Mcfarland for New
York; brgs Omaha, Toothaker, tor do; f Ii Rich,
Hopkins. ior PHILADELPHIA do, Golden Lead Lang
thorn, Tor North OF Hatteras; brig GhaTlena. disg
and others.
Sid 1st, brig Montana, Jarvis, for New York; I'd,
barque Layna, Davis, Baltimore.
SPOKEN. .a.
June II, lat Al %. lon &c g, ship Resoute, from
Liverpool Tor N W York.
J.ne -, Oft the Sow & Pigs sch R s Colson, from
Philadelphia for Boston.
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stiS NAN+ ID RS. s. FITCH'S
6 Family Ph vSician, ,,

Seventy-six pages price 25 cents Sent to any ad-
dress No money required until the book is received
sick or indisposed. Address DR. S. S. FITCH. 25
fremont Street. Boston. sN Jan29dfy
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Ne Plus Ultra Collar Company,
BlDDEFORD, MAINE.

B5DBhFOKD, MAINE.
sAs Licensed by the Union Paper Collar Co. of New
York.
CHARLES A. SHAW. Prest. Z. nA1NES Treas.
SELLING AGENTS: g
SIMONS BROS. & CO., No Otis st. :. Hos.ou,
BENNETT, STRICKLAND t& FELLOWS.
.. 80 Barclay street., New York,
THoMES, SMARDEN & CO., Portland
June IT. Mon Wed&Sat 13t
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'sBasy me and I'lJ do goa Good"
~ USE Dss. AAN(sf4EX'S ROOT AND
HERB BITrERS, Tor Jaundiee, Costiyeness, Liver
Complaint, Humors, Indigestion, DysIcpsa, Piles
Dizziness, Headache, Drowsiness, and all Diseases
arising from Gisordered Stomach, Torpid Liver and
bad Blood, to which all persons are subject IN Spring
and Summer. Sold by GEO. C. GOODWIN q CO.,
3SiHanoverSt., and by all Dealers in Medicines
mar12deod 16w S. N.
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"a GF- A soldier who had lost the use or his limbs
from Rheumatism has been com pletely cured and an
abed to abandon his erutches by one bottle OF WFT-
cALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIo REMRDY. 1t is truly
the wonder OF the age. Apl 10sni5ws
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why Suffer from sores !?

When, by ttheeu OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousand.
from Baras, Scdtds, Chdpped Hands, SpraiRs, Cuts
Wounds, and rrerg Cornptd Of the Skin. Try it
or it costs but % cents. BE snre 10 ask for
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DESASTE RS.

Sch Kate L Rich, from Portland ior Philadelphia
before reported ashore near highland Light came of
I4th and was taken in to Proyincetown.
Sch Union, from Calais Tor Baltimore, was at Della,
ware Breakwater 11th inst. with loss OF deck load
Of atlIs and galley sails split and other damage.
Big ABB Thaxter. OF Bangor. at New YorH IRON
CionfneEos had heavy weather on the passage, los
part OF deck load and split sails.
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ANSWERS.

g
l. No rights have been disposed of in this
State, so far as We are informed Mr.. Schmidt
the diseoverer and patentee of the invention. is
now absent from the city
- Inc pieces VIII be likely to separate dur
ing the process. qua --s
d. ANY number of pieces can be united into
'1e'o. sYaa mass OF any required thickness, the
- contact adhoring as firmly as the
sr,ou So r.s tIHsH.E I'D.
sno p-'oe oi the prepared paper is
ho% az 'ni: gnoe' ~nefe At can be seen by any
There is at present nothing to add 70 o,,,.
previous account OF TINS remarkable discovery
BY aslmple and inexpensive process the weak
est paper can be made waterproof, oil-proof
acid-proof, and as strong as the strongest cloth
That, briefly, is the wonderful discovery we
have mentioned.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17
Iuic,s Aruica Ointn,eut.

For sale by all druggists, send your address and
35 cents to o. Z. SEYMOUR g. CO., Boston, Mass
aud receive box by return mail w. F. Phillips 6
Co., agents for Maine 81 april2Gd1ysn
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nd ARR N ii N EWS
puR,T OF ORTLAND

y 7AH4l'i Ha $40 Il Il 81
fjb--s-. Sainr rday, june 10.
ARRIVED
April 2e. " r oS- ''
< sch Sun, SInallage, fremont
. Sch Arkansas. Thornd;ke. Rockland
Sch Arcade, Drinkwater. Camden for Boston
100 g-Ts lFegr -.sI CLEARED.
FOX '-~,'-s -
Steamer Carlotta, BIagune, Halifax, MS John
Porteods.-. & a..f :
n,Sch Georgie Deering, Willard, Philadelphia-E G
Willard. m M - u : \ AL
Schs $ NJ Tyler, Lowell and S Hammond, Paine
New YOrk "a L Hob on. 1 do. fE
SAILED--Bries Ella Maria, J York; sch s A
Hammond, George Deerpg, NJ Tyler.
bowed szsi .H Sunday, June 1e.
'4le e1 Iuagnt+ ziarE ARRIVED.
Ship j G Richardson, Oliver, Shields Nav 16.
Brig Lena 1hurlow, Corbett Philadelphia
Brig Mechanic Merriman, Philadelphia.
Brig Amos Nj Roberts, Doak, Elzabetbport
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

: PERsoNAL.-We are requested to state that
Mr.. William III. Nelson, the painter, was the
one to whom the Relief Committee voted the
sum of 800, which was subsequently obtained
by another person of the same name. IaE
LIQUOR SEIzURE.-Saturday evening Depu-
ty State Constable Hawkes. with Police officers
Smith and Gribben, seized small quantity of
liquor in the shop of John FitzsimmeIrs, on
Pleasant street.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-A smart. active
American boy, age from IA to 20; will receive
So per week for the first two months, then S4
until he is worth 81 per day, and he will get
one of the best trades in the world.
&. .7-r-- .r-v-, - j. A. BRtCKETT, % A
ju17d3t o. Casco street,
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Municipal Court.

sH-.la JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
SATuRDAY.-Martin Conroy and Goorgiana Bran
gan were brought MP charged with larceny of lum-
Der from the promises of the old Custom House.
Gonroy was discharged. Georgiana pleaded guilty,
but on account OF her mothers sickness sentence
was suspended.
John MeGlinchy was before Court on a search and
seizure process by the State Constabulary. John
proved that he sold out to Mr.. Hawkins on.the first
of June, and had interest in the shop. He was
discharged. Smith s. Reed for the respondent.
hearing was had in the search and seizure case
Of R. R. Robinson. MIR. Putnam appeared for the
respondent, and City Solicitor Drummond for the
State. Ere.
Mr.. Putnam for the defence proposed to put Dep
uty State Constable Waldron of Lewiston on the
stand, and to have him testify in regard to the
eutln of the law in this city by our municipal au-
thorities. City Solicitor Drummond objected, but
the Court allowed it to be DONE slz-L 81
Cons liable WaldrOn of Lewiston, upon being asked
the question testified that In his opinion, the police
of Portland had been inefficient in prosecuting the
business Of rumselng in the city!!
Mr.. Putnam file,l motion to quash proceedings
on the ground that the warrant was not served by
competent person, it having been served by Depu-
t. State Constable residing out of the County. He
argued that there had been neglect of the proper
local authorities to enforce the laws and hence the
State Constables by the terms of the statute Great
ing their Office had no power to serve warrants in
this city, long the police enforced the law. He
contended that this was a just construction of the
law, and that any other would be oppressive, in
point OF propriety and expense.
Mr.. Putnam further contended that the State Con-
stables had right to go outside of the Counties fol
which they were appointed, to serve warrants.
Mr.. Drummond replied to the argument of Mr.
Putnam, and contended that the State Constable.
had not exceeded their power, and that they had au
thority to go any where to serve warrants. -
Judge Kingsbury said he would reserve his opinion
until Tuesday morning. The other cases of seizure
by the State Constables, depending upon the result
| this case, 50 over until that time. B.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

BASE BALL.-A match game between the
Creseents, of Saccarappa, and the Athletics, OF
Portland, was played Saturday afternoon on
the grounds in this city, near the Arsenal
The Athletics were the victors, the score stand
ing q to 10 for the Crescents. In the batting
the Crescents were superior tothes Athletics.
but in the fielding the latter bore the palm.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17
Medical NSticc.
Bachelors Hair DYE.

G. H CHADWICK, NJ. D., will devote special at
ton to Diseases of tho Eye. No. 301J Congress st
Office hours from II A. M. TO p. NJ.
NAV 49, sNtt tf-s
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B

SHIELDS e.. Barque Bessie Harris : 91G tons
coal. to Portland Gas Co +'e'
ship G Richardson-1255 tons coal, to Portland
Gas Co. wv ~ = s'-N
a tiNAGUA. Sch C C Clark 1923 busbels salt To
y Randall, ' "
p ST ANDi.EWS.N NIB Sch Emma pembnrto,, ! oeso
slecrers, to A Somerby
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WE learn that persons who wish to attend
the Baptist Convention, which meets at Rock
land Tuesday next, and also that of the Unita-
rian Convention which meets at Bangor the
next day succeeding, win be taken to and from
those places by steamer NJ Martin at one fare.
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rent WInac %A-F i-a az-4

D Sechghly recommended by Physicians, may be
found at wholesale at the drug stores of WV Whip
pie v Co.. III. II. Hay, w. L. Phillips & Co., e. L.
Stanwood and j. W. Perkins 81 Co. ianl2SNdly
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Removal,

DgINCE,S EMPRESS has removed
Il G5 Exchange Street,
juno II, 1867. dtf
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Dutcher's lightning Fly Killer will Ger
tainly exterminae these pests, if its is persever
ed in. Beware Of bogus Fly Paper, which some deal
ers keep because they get it for nearly nothing.
Don't be swindled. Ask for DUTCHER'S, which is
sold by all live Druggists. ie17d&w1rl sn
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

. 'CoLLEGATARY it is SO considered, when we
see with what precision and neatness NJ. H.
Reddy fits his customers to all styles of Gents
garments He keeps regularly a fine assort-
ment of foreign and domestic woolens; from
each he turns out every week coats, pants and
vests; the workmanship to compete with any
in the city; prices moderate aud cash sales.
Gents furnishing their own goods can have
them cut, trimmed OF manufactured Satis-
faction guaranteed. 107 Federal street. a -
+ a INQUIRE WITHIN. The mouth is like q house
to let. However pretty it may be externally,
it is impossible to judge of its merits until you
have seen the inside. If behind the ruby doors
there are plenty of pearl-white fixtures you
will exclaim, at once, how beantifunpt To
impart the utmost possible zbrilliancy to such
dental furnitnro-to keep it always sound and
iperfect-there is nothing like fragrant Sozo-
don't. stE- N- q 3teod l.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

COUNTY OFFICERS. Augusta cores
pondent of the star writes as follows respect
ing the prospective Republican nominations in
Kennebee County: eio Ai.-i i.j- -,-aJ
Ithas been ascertaincd that Hon. A. p Nor
rill, while he does not seek the place, will ac-
cept the nomination of Senator The contest
which has been going on between John L. Ste
vens of this city and Mr.. Berry of Gardiner
seems now settled. Mr.. Berry is man we'll
known in the State; a perfect gentleman, an
experienced legislator, and accomplished post
master OF Gardiner, but in this contest lie has
been oyermatched. The contest for County
Attorney is more even. Mr. Clay has proved
a most acceptable officer, but he has held the
place for three years and there is n growing
desire to give the position 10 Mr.. s. @, Harley
of Hallowell, a young lawyer of remarkable
energy and ability. fgs.s 35efa,-st
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

u y M. IL. "A. Il1-I.3I ON ~
A Special Meeting of the Mercantile Library Assoc
citation will be held at their Room Lme STREET. Sat-
urdny Evening, 22d inst, at O'Clock, for tho
purpose OF filling vacancy in the Board of Direct
ors and for the transaction such other business
may legally come before them. Polls open from to
9o'clock. Per order. EDW. S. GERRISH,As
june17dtd Recording Secretary -
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGIsLATURE.-Another
petition for the incorporation of the Portland,
White Mountains 81 Ogdensburg railroad, was
presented to the House of Representatives
Friday, by Mr.. Miner of Lyman. Another Pc
tition was also presented ior the passage of an
act securing the public against railroad mon
opolies Mr.. Mexican of Nashua, gave notice
of q bill authorizing the Nashua & Epping
Railroad Company to unite with the Portland
t5 Rochester Railroad Company, and for other
purposes. -- e i-a4' a ' %" -
cd Both houses adjourned to meet at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon -1-7 eHl Is--sfa .ff 20 -t
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

For Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
Try the old and well known VECETA RI, T.
FOAMONASX BA LSAM approved and used
by our oldest and Celebrated Phgsicioss for forty
years past. Get the genuine.
REED, CUTLER & CO.. Druggists,
dec24sHd& w6m Aa7 Boston, PreprietOTs.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

Y'HE annual mesting OF the Portland ana
y York steamship Company, will he held A.
office, Galt's Wharf, on Tuesday, he 25th inst
o'cloeS L. N. ... HENRY kO'
ELH LIt.-E -r Clerk and ireasI
Portland, June Is, 1857. iel5dtI
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legal town meeting in Alfred, on Saturday, it
was voted ,-only 20 negatives being thrown
to subscribe tor $4,000 of stock in the Portland
& Rochester ,Railroad.T -..--.....--.-. .
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sEw ADVERTISEMENTS.

List Of Letters Unclaimed
| y the POST OFFICE AT PORTLAND, Name, on
L the IL day of June, 1867.
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oI'EiGN E&PoRTs.-The total valLe of for
eish exports from this port last week amount
Gu 10 oooooS.oo Included in the shipments
were ioco oois. Hour, 55 bbls meal, 1856 bbls
malt, 323 bags shorts, 494 feet lumber AZ
fpruce spars, 80 casks lime, 70 boxes boots and
shoes, hay cutter .ar'.-.l -ll. q :. - :,
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

CUSTOMERS WANTED at Brackets home
made Candy store. He is still making his pure
homemade candies. Nothing can equal them
in the way of sweets Please call on Mr.
Bracket and give him a lift this summer. 2
Casco street. ,5iil8f G- ju17d2t
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

CENTRAL CHURoH.-The annual renting of
pews in this Church will take place this Mon
day. evening, at o'clock. J.os .sr5s0
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"STRUM1TyC SALTS -,
se. ms INTERNALLY USE 4af
'Strumatic Mineral Waters :"

y sSY-StrsuaKasic sssIts ana Ssnnaea ~ ic Min.
erssA WsMes's, bst received and Tor sale by
5U w lAB j. w. PERKINS q CO.,
no24sNeod&weowIy No Sc Commercial st.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

This subject appears to have excited con-
siderable attention within d few days. Our
City Council holds a meeting this evening, ;Id
it is to be hoped that such measures will be
adopted as will save our beautiful Eastern
Promenade, and save saddlng upon he city
untold bills for expenses and damages. - q
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hip LETTERS.

NHII7 LII IIt1s
Paine n L Capt sch A Hammond
Sullivan j A, u 5 Coast Surye sch Bailey
Brown solomon brig Girls Ia C0alsJn
Smith G Capt sch Lesser
Jameson Geo j sch Loescr
Williams Antoine sch Clara Smith
fucker Prize + brig Emma Eta
Andrews VIM NJ sch - + Sampson
Kicks Uayid sch Ida WI ee er
Merrill Tha0'lore bark James J. Ward
Francis John W steamer u 4 DiN
baylor AlOnzo sel, n Youn.
Tayloc Moses ior Capt freeman K Berry Sc,
Moonlight
lotens Lewis II sch Moonlight
Mshony Capt bark Protcus
Lindsey James capt sch William
lngraham Martin sch Willie Martin
w DAVIS pOsti,.
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Notice.

CITUATED ON west side cf 81. John Ssree.
- lOO feet. FOrpartieullIs enquire Of p L, N
~. John street, or T.. Il. allen, No. 10 Allan,
Portland, Me. Hs-.... iuncl7,l3S
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NoT1cET MARINERS.

Notice is hereby given that Spar Buoy has be Il
placed to mark Thoms Rock outer entrance to IA II
nebcc River, Me, instead OF Sd class Nun Buoy, az
heretofore.
Also, That the Spar BnOy on Fort Point Reei
PenobScot River, Me, has been removed, and 3t
eelass Nun Buoy set in its place Tor the summer
season.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board,
Z - JOHN POPE,
= L. ii. Inspector First District.
Portland Me, June Is. iSC7
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DIR. SWEETS
INFALLIBLE ~LINIMENT T,

BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
Do away with all your various and often perni-
cous drugs aud quack medicines, and use lew baths
prepared with .......--.... ..- u, ans -li5s --i.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

4 notice in the morning papers calls the at
tention of our citizens to the fact that work is
now in progress, which, it allowed TO be con
tinued, will be the absolute rain Of the widest,
longest and most beautiful promenade and
drive on this continent, the views from which
are mot surpassed anywhere and which, as the
writer justly says, ''the people of Portland
have cherished for more than thirty years." c
La the Spring of 1852 effort was made in
che City Council, and the trees that had been
allowed to die out for want OF care were re-
placed according to the original plans; two
hundred and ninety odd We're set out and pro-
tected by posts. Since then Comparatively
few have been added. .ii3-. 10 as-G tal 4
Why not pass a law obiiging the owners of
the property on the western side of the prom
,enade to conform to certain grade reaching
the public grounds as fast as the now unoc-
cupied lots are improved, and the same from
the eastern side? u b. I'D l. i
Then whoever lives for thirty years more
will thank their City Fathers, and have a pub
lie breathing place that all will be justly proud
of We trust with the writer, th at our citi-
zens, one and all, will see these beautiful
grounds protected. c.
lime Ia 1877 - :a-.alfas-
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-17

A T No 4 Atlantic street, Munjoy Hill. a very
IA pleasant and convenient tenement. Rent $50
Apply on the premises. je17dIws
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Aatsr & tisib. 10! frrsl9aa eaaimilss. t1sagsi
sch Lsisna eehihartah, iiiJl 3rl:t n Arirews,
Sch Mary Jane, Sr) Gfaay, st john, Nb, for Ne.
ianset.
Sch L II Pray, Clark Portsmouth ;or Pembroke.
IAUNCHED-At Boothbay Teeeniv, a sehr of sc
tsns named Star of the East, owned by Capt Chas
NJ Cur is twho will command her,) and Others OF
Gloucester.
Al Cutler 9Th inst by the Cutter Mill Dam Co. a
-masted schr OF 40 tons, IN M named Robert
Haskell
LAUScHED-At Sear5port recently. by Capt David
America.
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Post Office Notice.
Burglar.
TO Let.

A LADY'S Gold Chased Pin. The owner can hav,
the same by calling at this office and paying fo
this notice. iuneI7dlws
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A Rare GEasgMes

r.f..V - Win be ssll the
The Coolest Dining ,Sdd
in Boston, the present propsif tor go,rs into
business. For particulars enquire at So. 4
Street, Boston. iuuei1dlr
The New York herald., 1867-12-18

O'Clock p NJ yesterday In tho absence Of the fres
dent Alderman Loew presided The entire session was
occupied in the transaction OF routine business only
and alters short sitting the Board adjourned 70 nsa-
day next ----~ss.S. N. r--s.sts
The Board Of supervisors met, pursuant 10 sbSctT
call, yesterday afternoon, the President Henry Smith,
In the char They transacted unusually large amsant
Of general business sd, amer accepting an invitation
TO attend funeral OF ths widow OF the late supsrvsor
Elijah y. Purdy, the Board adjourned without day.
TWO victims Of the tenement houss disasssr on
Second died yesterday. xhs prisoner Miller 10
The station house. whore hs committed ~ Caro-
nsr Wildey. as. a sss4 sa. IA e as
The case Of Benkhsrd Hutton "a fhs Unlsed States
which involves tho qusion whsshsr inland sansporsa-
son freight charges and sonnisa shs1ld enter inss
the dutahis value Of soods impostsd from Europe
came up In ths Dstss OssrA bsesrs Judos BiaaShfoG
yesterday Ths oass vas tEisd enss bsiers and YER
dict for plainn rsndssd butas n nvslvss several mil
lions Of dollars bsing tsss oass Secretary McCuloeh
moved for new trial, which was consequently oepp-
mencsd Yesterday. t ss5 sslss.ss s8HNt N#5
James Dufy yesterday sasd ,. H. and Ausustus Bsa-
nett in the Cy Csurt Judge Mansfield. for esis FOR
services alleged 70 b due On certain contract Tor
mason work. Ths defence claimed that shs contract
had nos been eomplsssd, bua . vsrdies In The full
amount was rendered for plaintiff
The stock market was 1rm ysstsrday. Governmens
securities arm. Gold clossd q 1ssX. There was
no mpsovsmsas In trade In commercial orioles ysaeer
day. but previous prices Of ness articles vsrs realised