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As contributing to human comfort we should
rather be the inventor of the Steam Retired
Soap, than the author of Paradise Lost or the
conqueror Of Ssladin. Webster's Dictionary
and the Steam Refined are the two triumphs
of learning and Of art in modern days -.
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Long Sought Fort
~.1 I.t !a.efe Come at Last !
Mains Elder Berry Wine,

So We take pleasure IN announcing that the above
named article may be found for sale by all City
Druggists and first class country Grocers.
As MEDICINE Mains Wine is invaluable, being
among the BEST if not the best remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints Manufactured from the pure
,uice OF the berry, and unaduerated by any impure
Ingredient we can heartily recommend it to the sick
as a medicine. ,q
TO the days of the aged 1t addeih length,
To the mighty it addeih strength" -
"a Ills abalnaf for the sick joy for the we'll ,Ai
Druggists and GrOcers buy and sell
.,l MAINS EIDE R Il ERRY WINE
nov 81 N dS,ytf i z 4 Sid.
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NnfiO0

The Republican voters Of Windham are requested
to meet o. tho Town House, in said Windham, on
Saturday June 22d, 1857, at clock NJ, to ohoos,
Delegates to the State Convention.
Per Order Republican Town Committee.
| June 1s-dtd sN
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Cane Elizabeth.

The Republican voters of Cape Elizabeth are re-
quested to meet at the Town House. on Saturday
June 22d at o'clock P. NJ, to choose delegates tc
the State Convention. 'H w
7lr'-- 70. Per Order of Union Town Committee.
r. june 20. dtd f.
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TELEGRAPH REsIGNATIoN.-We learn that
Mr. Charles H. Sawyer, the accomplished chief
operator in the Western Union Telegraph Of
flee in this city, has resigned his situation and
accepted one of the same standing in the In
ternational Office, in this city. Mr.. Sawyer is
one of the ablest operatives in this city, having
been in the business for about dozen years. b.
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisement To-Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.

.-.. ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre Decring Hall.
AUCTION COLUMN. I'd
Pianos-E. NJ. Patten & Co.
Real Estate-F. 0. Bailey.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
For Sale-W. ii. Jerris. ~
Kemoval-Geo. L. Pickett.
For Sale-W. H. Jerrs. .. t.-.... .r......
Maine Central Railroad. ...-.#
New Thing at Harris.
For Sale-G. Z. Davis & Co.
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MARRIED.

In this city, June IS, BY Rev. C. ii. Carlton, WI
liam II. Atwood and Miss Jennstts Loring, all Of
Buckfeld.
In Brooklyn. N. Y, June II, by Rev. II. II. Nor
re, Capt. Charles b. Staples. OF Portland and Jane
Dorcas. daughter Of the late Emanuel Burton, Esq
In ham, N. H., June -, by Rev. T. Clifford
Webster Bell and Miss Geneva Mitchell, both Of
Gorham. "a. ~ -'Ift-t4
In brunswick. june Is. A. g. Tenney, Editor Of
the Telegraph, and Mics Mary G. Packard, daughter
of the late Rev. Chas. Packard.
In Rockland, June 8, Edmund NJ. Philbrck and
Emily A. Sides.
In RocklAnd, june 9. John A. Whitney. Of Stock
ton, and Ella A. KellOch. of X. ,
In Hollis, May 20. Charles II. Wadleigh, Of Saco
and Emma Wech, Of Wayne. ~ lF.1
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THOSE afflicted with any disease Of the eye,
ear, throat, or with catarrh, are referred to the
advertisement of DR.. c. b. Lighthili in anoth-
er column. He llbe at the ~ nited States
Hotel on june 9th and 2Sth. ju1Seod&sw
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LOOK OUT FOR THE CHILDREN. - Many
deaths occur from eating unripe fruit. Every
family should have Goes Dyspepsia Cure at
hand in. case of emergency 1T will speedily
correct the stomach in cases of Cholera Nor
bus if taken in season. .itr. .s.l. .. .,.,I f..t
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FOR EIGN PORTS.

| Ar at Deal sth inst, ship Young eagle Walker. fin
London Tor Cardif, land proceeded lA't
Ar Of Shieids 9TH inst, ship ElphGlet Greeley Hal
At Cardiff tn inst, ships chas spagus, Pike 10,
ma, Patton. tor Ca'dera GariLaIdi. Atwoo,. ~,
New YORK; Ella Thayer, Thompson, tor kio ia
metro; and others. y y = "
At Newport It'll Inst. barques Queen Of the Fleet
Scott, and Europa, Tucker, for Portland.
At swansea eth inst, barpues Caro- inc Tenant
Bowler, ioi huenoa Ayres; ChimboraEoo, NevhaIi
SD I'm Queenstown 9Th barqne Robert Porter.
Nichols, from Nlatanzasl Tor Bristol. L. 1
az az mo Janeiro 18th ult barques Shawmut,
Lord. PENSACOLA; 10Th. Flora Southland, Towne nom
a.. Ar At 81 Thomas sth inst, harque saxonville Jor
dan, Montevideo land sailed 18th Tor Ilumscoa,
u Az Mayaguex Sd inst, sch Cygnus. Small, IRON
Al Remedies It'll inst, brig Meoosca, Dunbor, from
Ar At havana 18th inst, brig Berry, colson,
p SD lsth' ssraue Alien. TAR. for sagua brig
Waiter, Libby. Sagua
Confederation N W Orleans: briggs VIM Robert
son, IO5 boxes sugar at $2t each and hh,iy At 40.
$40 each. q W q y - ~ e-N' ''s"i nj
Ar at Matanzas 10th inst. har,us chn,o, oar,
John Griffin, Domney, Providence; SCH ,IoI r"na
brig Geo Berry bradley PbiIaIeiobis ''' nos'on
Ar az Cafdehas llth inst, briggs PraTrie Rose RAM
lon lSa' and I'm, Mary Reed Reed New Orleans 18th
Dal ~, l"e e, EIoa. Drisko, New York '''N'
teras. ,stt sens onion Bishop, for North of Hat
a. tr .s.n, Drlg Selma. Gibbs. do.
Iaos urani Turk, ~, 2sth ult, barane Eliza White.
from PORTLAND twould al charge and refnrnJ
E;'s LOW Say; CB, 10Th inst, brig Anna NJ Knight,
WE'LL, ir New YORK in days; Maria Wheeler,
AT at st John. NIB, goth inst ship Albert allatin,
CID istk. ship Q II Southland Cooper Liverpool.
...- SPOKEN.
May 81, lat 45 %, lon 23t. barqus Celeste Clark
from Newport, +, Tor New York DAYS ont
No date, lat As, lon rs, was seen ship II v Baxtor
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Inc ohy reliable remedy for those brown diseol r.
a' IONS on eie face called Moth Patches and Frecklps
FERRY sMorH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Prepar-
gu only ny Dr. B. c. PERRY, DermatoIogist % Bond
OF y. T. Sold w all drugg SITS in Portland ana
lss where. Price 81 per bottle marlsdN w6msn
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THE Argus wants Kate Reynolds to, sing
"All clad in gray" Tastes differ. Some peo-
pie prefer "Ihe boys in blue" e.. H, T.
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SATISFACTORY results are guaranteed if you
buy the genuine DR.. Chaussiers Empress" for
the hair of Crosman g. Co. arc. y.r.rs,,.,
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A CITIZEN.


| OUR latest dispatches from the great Paris
Exposition confirm the news that Wheeler g.
Wilson's Sewing Machines have been awarded
the first medal, it being considered the best
family sewing machine in the world. Our
readers are informed throughout the State that
George r. Davis s. Co., of this city, are the
manufacturers Agents for this section of New
England, Their elegant rooms, fitted up ex-
pressly for this business, under the superin-
tendance of a lady of experience, are at No.
Morton block, next above the Preble House.
All kinds of plain and fancy stitching solicit
8 : FOREST CITY DRIVING PARK.-For the purse
of $50. to be trOtted on this Park this after
noon, the following horses are entered, viz:
P. O'Neal enters b. m. Midnight Maid; A. NJ
Savage enters b. g. Frank Haskell; f. Il. EN-
cry enters isorrell mare Lady Emma; F. s.
Palmer enters b. G. Phil Sheridan.
A purse of $50 is offered to members Of the
Club, owners to drive, the winner to be the one
that drives nearest minutes. 1t is expected
this will be very interesting, as there are seve-
raj well known gentlemen going to hold the
ribbons. <.,tl4.t.at ~ or
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You can free your face from all .discolora-
tions by using Schlotterbeck's Moth and
Freckle Lotion n. y 4'iI1 ~ 81 -i" ",'"'
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Caucus.

The Republicans OF Standish are requested to
meet at the Town House in said town, on Monday
the Oath day of juno inst, at o'clock P M. 10 se.
ect delegates to attend the Republican State Convsn
ton, to be holden at Augusta, ON Thursday, Juns
27th' 1867. la isl9tH,ts,y.....,....t..,x
Per Order of Town Committee.
etandish, juno II, 1867. je19d&wtd
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FOE 81 LIE

INA. BARK ST. JAG0, 222 tons nev n,oo.
LAIN nrement, how lying at Nerchons.
-I1sSN Wharf, "ercpahts
s2$SSsssE5O FOR lerms &c. apply 10
May 70. tt DAo"NS q MANSON.
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PATENT-A patent has been granted Thos.
Nye, of Westbrook, for improved rocking chair
and trunk -aa-D ~
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.i'." The New Skirt
g"l t-sHl a4.a THE PATENT
h C0lJapsi,sg Hoop Skirt !
Can be made large small at the option of the
t-f wearer. For sale by
ANDERSON & Go,
&c.. Skirt and Corset Store, 3s3 Congress st,
may SdtfsN 90, '. l.Iet. b. sl . Above Casco.
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CAUTION

sEs.rs. CAUTION
we cssi -;ts3ti2p TO the fact that INVITATIONS Of
our Ei-EC fs)-r La re- letting of Din err
Dessert and Tea Services, ETC., being extensive.
iy offered ior sale by American manufacturers and
that there also English limitations in the mark
both ofinieriOr qualify. Onr goods may be proeur-
ed from responsible dealers throughout the country,
and purchasers may avoid counterieits by noting
our trademark on every article Of our own manu-
facture, thus i.. ..-.. 10, -.. ..
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THE PRESS.
Saturday N rning June %, 1867.

g.y"F First Page to-day-The Contemplated
Western Railroad; the Genital System; New
Publications; Neal Dow. ,s.. ell, .t..,, .s,,.
Fourth Pdge-Details of the Siege and Cap
ture cf Queretaro; Promise that was Kept.
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Medical Notice.


q. II CHADWICK, M. d., will dcvote special at
ton TO Diseases of the Eye. Ne. 30l} Congress st.
Office hours from II A. M. TO p. NJ. a.. -.s..-p
May Is. sNti 'r
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur-
rent Wines.

So highly recommended by Physicians, nav he
found at wholesale at the drug stores OF WV Whip-
pie " Co.. IL. II. Hay, w. r. PhilliIs Il Co., T.. l.
Stanwood aud j. w. Perkins u Co. jan12sNdiy
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l.. #. FHNGREE,
fattefn and Model Maker and Macl;r;s+
No. 4 Ia Exchange street.,
yoneiodim Over q. II. FarIey's Nautical Storo
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CONCENTR 1TED I'VE

CONCENTRATED LYE.
1t will make II pounds excellent hard seap or q
gallons Of the very best soft soap only about 80 ets
Directions on each box. For sale at all Drug and
Grocery stores. 81 ,r..-.-. e..
BEWARE GF COUNTEkFEITs.
|, Be particular In asking for PENNSYLVANIA Salt
E Manufaetur'ng Cos Saponiher. nol7sNeodA " iy
For Coughs, Colds and CensumpsIon,
Try the old and well known VEGETAR LIZ
tULMONARYR A LSAM approved and used
by our otaest and most for forty
years past. Get the genuine.
REED, CUTLER & CO., Druggists,
dec24sNd& won Boston, Propretors
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When, by the oil the ARNiCA OINTMENT,
you can be easily cured. Ii has relieved thousands
Wounds, aud ererg Complaint of the SKIN. Try il,
or it costs but % cents. BE sure to ask for W.
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NEWS
pORT OF PORrLAND.

PORT OF POR T LAND.
'''''-' '''''''r- =. -. Friday. J..e 81.
ARRIVED.
Steamer D'rigo, Sherwood New York.
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
Barque Melicete, tBr) Verde, Grimsby, Eng, 3.
days, with railroad iron. t'h - ,n.'
Sch Pilgrim, LOyeland, Boston. -.
Sch Ceresso, tot EilswOrthl Sn It'll, st George, NIB
. Sch Laurel, Dodge, Iluehin for Boston.
'-'-' ~ CLEARED. IIft'i Is
Barque May Belle nouer 5, burns, Cow Bay Lit
tlejohn & Chase.
LAUNCHED-At Enstport 18th inst, by G. s Hus
ton. clipper schr Of l43 TOMS carpcnirrs meas re
business and is owned by The builder, Capt Jamei
MallOch, (whO will command herr and others.
,r DISASTERS.
Prig Mary Lowell Capt McFadden, got ashor,
near West Quoddy on Sunday. where she knocked
off her rudder and aimed other light damage
She was got on and lowed to Passport next day b,
Sch Sarah Clark. Griffin, for Providence. put bael
to Philadelphia 18TH inst 10r repairs, having car
red away head of foremast and ji6boom, while beat
ing down Delaware Bay on the 10th.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW oRLEANS-Ar 18th inst, sch Sunbeam
Cld 18th, barquo Aberdeen Morrison Tor Havrs
cd 18th, oarque cepbas Starrett Conary. Tor Pen
ST MARKS. FLA-cld 18th, sch joachim. Thomp
CHARLESTON 18th. brig Jas Miller, Pen
Went . sea 10Th, sch Nellie TarbOx. Pendleton
for Northern port w "a
RlCHMOND-sld 18th, sch Rising Sun, Jones
Boston via Curtis Neck. 8aF = ..
-BALIlMORE-Ar 18th. sch JAS Brophy, Keene
New York: Union, Rosebrook, Calais.
Off Swan Point, ship ID Thurston, Snow, IRON
PHnADELPHIA-Ar1 10 h, schs Adelaide, Crow
lev, Fail River; Gertrude Horton. Jameson, from
CID 18th schs q W Glover, Holbrook, FAN River
Rainbow, Alexander, Portland.
Cid 19th, schs Eliza Frances, Sawyer, Portland
Adelaide, Crowley, Somerset ~ - 49,.
a, AT Delaware Drsakw ater 18th. sch Leesburg. Da-
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, schs Emily Fow or, Hol.
brook. Calais; Oraloo. Small. AIachias
NeIsS BsEss cGS Ssy
llva Berry, MaracaibO Eagle, Potter, Philadclph,a
brigs Susie j Strout, Demarara; Robt Move Hotch.
kiss, Barbados; sch y Howard, Nickerson, iOr
,PROvIDENCE-Ar Goth, sch Addie Murchie
Sid 2otL, sch Rocket, Eaton, Calais. eH
FALL ElVER-Sld 10th, schs Lotto Beard, Per-
~, Philadelphia; Ocean Ranger, Clark. New York
NEWfoRT-sailed Goth, schs Connecticut. Pen.
dleton, Calais for New York; II A Heath, Williams
Georgetown. sc, for kennebunkpOrt ,ien Scott
sarnum, Fall River Tor Bangor; Rattan, Curtis, and
Haskell do Tor Philadelphia etsI -
PAWTCGKET-Sid 10th, sch A Hooper, Hutch
FALL RIvER-SId 10Th, schs Sylvia. Reyuolds
and Seven SISTERS, Crowley. New YO,k. M
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 18th, schs Franklin, Robin
son. Sa1 Sew YORK Tor Ih0mastSa; William Mitchell
nedy, kockiand tor New YORK /: Lacon, Bradford
Calais iof do; Bloomer, Heath Eden, for Pawtucket
Ar 18TH, brig Tempest, Wilson, philadelphia ,ol
York. -"s's'' "'"' 0A'A' ''r rev
BosToN-Ar 2oth, baroue ,Lemuel, Means. IRON
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Hale's As.n;ca Ointment,

For sale by all druggists, or send your address and
IS cents to o. p. seq MOUR & CO., Boston, Mass,
aud receive box by return mail. W.T.. Phillips &
Co., agents for Maine. april26d1ysn 4.
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Notice,

The Republican voters of Falmouth are requested
to meet in caucus at their Town House, on Monday
the oath inst, at six Of the clock M, to choose del
egates attend the State Convention to be held the
9th inst.
Per Order OF the Town Committee. IL
- 81 . ~ 90 JEREMIAH HOBBS, Chairman.
June 49, 1867. -d&Wtd
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DIED,

At Diamond Island Portland, june 20, Azuba A.,
eldest daughter Of Capt. Baxter and Mary p. Scott,
aged 80 years 10 months ~ 81 - : rs
In st Ong, May 30, Mrs. Roxana, wife OF P. r.
Worthy. aged 30 years months q,
In Pennington, june 4. Sally B. Voter, aged sf
years 10 months. f'. ga rtfs+4fft
In Greene, May 81, Mrs. Lucinda, wifs OF Edward
Scdgeey, aged 81 years months. liJ
York. june 8, Mrs. Nancy, vile Of Capt. Henry
Donnell, aged 90 years. loom.
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u
erNeIIAMNI

Biln10C(Ol % HH
All goods bearing this stamp are heavily plated on
the finest Alfalfa Nickel silver, and we guarantee
them in every respect superior to tho best Sheffield
plate, Itir.- 30 -.i-.. = ---.'. =
..uit GORiAM MANUFACTURING co,
Syersmths s. Manu- acturers of Fine Electro Plate
June - N wed & sat GIN Providence, r. /.
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SAVAGE ASSAULT. William Larkin as
saulte a seller of Holsters yesterday after
noon, at the corner of Fore and Exchange
streets, and almost broke the nose of the poor
man with the claw of lobster he had stolen
from him. A couple of police officers arrested
Larkin and locked him up.1,np3 VI 40 s.sIs. 8
BASE BALL.-There will be match game of
base ball this afternoon at 2 o'clock, be-
tween the Pioneers of WestbrOok and Cres-
cents Of Saccarappa, ON the grounds of the
latter. This will be the second game between
these Clubs, the Crescents having won the
first game by q score of 60 to 81.
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w. s. MAINS, Esq, proprietor of the celebrat-
ed wines bearing his name, informs us that his
wife has recently been cured of a severe case
of rheumatism by using Hills Rheumatic Pills,
purchased of CrOsman s. Co
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-22

Innings-l 2 3 6 s g.
North Start = 2 22 a.
Pioneer, 8 . go.
There was atrendly game of base ball played
between Emmett and North Star Clubs June
Goth, in which the North stars were victors by
the following score: g. = 81
Innings-1 2 8 4b6 7 o.
North Start A 21 is 8 q 23--72. GECI
Emmett, SCI 0 % 2 % s. O.. - y
The game was called on the seventh inning
of q
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PORTLAND, June 20, 1861.
MIR. EDIToR:-The first match game of the
home and home series to be played between
the North Star and Pioneer Clubs, of this city,
came off Saturday, June 18Th, in which the
North Stars were victors by the following score
Innngs-1 8 6 7 s Q.
North Star-1 10 D 10 O 7 4-s5,
Pioneer, 3 2 7 G O-3l.
The second game was played Friday, june
14th, in which the North Stars came off Veto
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IMPORTS.

GRIMSBY, f. Barque Mclicste - GG6 tons rail-
road iron. to Barring Bros. sac
ST GEORGE, NIB. Sch Ccrcsco-S7. OoC Il lumber.
to j Miller.
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ARE there no Democrats in the first Ward ?
The Argus gives a full list Of delegates to the
State Convention from the other six wards,
but it is as silent about the first as about the
the Washington election.
THERE will be special meeting of Athletic
B. b. G. this evening, at o'clock. Business
of Importance. ANDREW GRYER,
e. siA-A ,AN}[R III a President,
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-ouis M. +. "A. ,n.s
A Special Meeting of the Mercantile Library Asso-
citation will be held at their Room Lime Street) Sat-
Irdny Evening, 22d inst, at O'Clock, tor the
purpose of filling vacancy in the Board Of Direct
Ors for the transaction OF such other business
may legally come before them. Polls open from to
o'clock Per order. EDW. 8. GERRISH,
% june17dtd Recording Secretary.
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CITY BONDs.--Wc have seen proof sheet of
the bonds to be issued by the City on the
Building Loan. They are beautifully got up
and were engraved by the Continental Bank
Note Company New York, for which Messrs
Goo r. Davis g. Co. are agents for this State.
HEAD BROTHERS, on Franklin street, man.
ufacture most exosllent white root beer and
other kinds of beer. 1t is delicious beverage
this warm weather, as our printers can most
cheerfully testify. go 4 I ilah,i
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-.r OlSAS IERSs
Prig Mary Lowell, Capt McFAdden got ashore
near West QuOddy on Sunday. where she knocked
of her rudder and aimed other light damage.
She was got on aud lowed to Eastpoit next day by
U steamer M0sswOod
Sch Sarah Clark. Griffin, for Providence. put back
to Philadelphia 18TH inst REPAIRS having car
red away head of forenast and jibbOom while beat
ing down Delaware Bay ON the 10th.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ten lines or inch space to constitute q
square.
One square, one insertion, 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, so
Liberal deduction made, by special contract, to
large advertisers.
Court advertisements will be charged 25 per
cent higher than the regular rates.
SPECIAL NOTICES charged so per cent. higher
than ordinary advertisements.
For advertisements inserted irregularly, 25 per
cent higher than usual rates will be charged.
No paper in the South has advertising facilities
superior to the Standard
Letters must be addressed to
W. W. HOLDEN & SON,
Raleigh N C.
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RoTHsCHILD AND WATERLoo.-Roths-
child's greatest achievement i'll Overreaching
distance and his fellow spectators was in
1915. He was near the Chateau de Houg-
oumont on the 10Th of June, watching. eag-
erly as the leaders, Bonaparte and Weiling-
ton themselves, the progress of the battle of
Waterloo All day long he followed the
fighting with strained eyes. knowing that on
its issue depended his welfare as well as Eu-
ropeans At sunset he saw that the victory
was with Wellington and the allies. Then,
without moments delay. he mounted a
horse that had been kept in readiness for
him, and hurried homewards. Everywhere
on his road fresh horses or carriages were
in waiting to help him over tue ground.
Riding or driving all nighi, he reached
Ostend at day break, to find the sea so
stormy that the boatman refused to trust
themselves on it. At last he prevailed upon
a fisherman to make the reward of $50. In
that way he managed to reach Dover, and
at the intermediate stages on the road to
London. other horses were in waiting, and
he was in London before midnight. Next
morning-the morning of the Goth OF June
he was one of the first to enter the stock
exchange. In gloomy whispers he told those
who, as usual, crowded round him for news,
that Blucher and his Prussians had been
Dy NdpOicOu hdu
been able to reach the field; that by him
self he could not possibly succeed, and,
therefore, the cause of England and her al
lies was lost.
The funds fell, as they were meant to fall.
Every one was anxious to sell, and Roths-
child and his accredited agents scoffed all
who brought them for purchase. But scores
of unknown agents were at work all that
day and all the next. Before the stock ex-
change closed in the afternoon of the second
day, when Nathan Rothchilds strong boxes
were full of paper, he announced, an hour or
so before the news came through other chan
nels, the real issue of the contest. Very soon
the funds were higher than they had been
during may previous weeks and Rothschild
found that he had made something like
million pounds by his quick travelling and
clever Misrepresentation. Other millions
were collected, rather more slowly, by other
transactions of a like nature.-N. II. h0tAs
chill, by II. r. +. Bourne.