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The Portland daily press., 1867-06-11
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Marseies 18th ult, brig J w Sawyer, Leach,
for Messina to load for New York.
bay: Idaho, Murphy, ior do; ATLANTA. Stewart Tor
River Platte;, Ella Thayer, Thompson, for Rio
Janeiro. NJ Il "A, 49, % !,
tor New York: Mary Russell. Rush. for st Thomas !;
baroue Devonshire. Hil for New York. y y =
At swansea oath ult. ship KIT Carson, Lewis, for
Leghorn; barque Oh mborazoo, Newman, Tor Jama-
ca and others. t- '-'t &, XIX.
at Acapulco god ult. ship Crescent City, Delano,
disg, Tor allao 10 days. &, la or --as 81.
AT Panama 23d, ships Corsica Havener, from New
Ar at Barbados 18th uIt brig Eastern Star, Eos
ter. New York. - a.lrot
CID at St John, NIB, 9Th inst, sch Caspian, LARA
'is lPer City of Paris, at New York; 70 .51
Ar at Liverpool 25th ult Kingfsher. Harding, San
Francisco; 2Sth Oakland, Merriman, New Orleans;
Put in to Milford 9th, Mary Emma, Patten. from
Liverpool for Cardiff.
Sid I'm Cardiff cath, Oracle, tor San Francisco.
Passed Apjier April ., Cyclone, Pike, Manila tor
Boston.
sid April s. Dresden, Caulaeli, Boston, ,ar
Sid i'm Saugor April 20, j Montgomery, Hamilton.
sid fin Mauritius March 20, Borneo, Matthews, for
Batavia. -+ih ~
Ar at Hong Kong March 81, Penang Patten, Sim
gapore Apl 1. Parsee, SOule, San Francisco; 18th,
Rover. Hunt. N W York. H III
sid April 5. Golden File .ce, Nelson for Yokohama
12th Bunker Hill DAVIS, Manila. Fttf IL
Ar at Manila April 2. Gentoo, Freeman, Cardiff.
Ar at Bangkok March "A. Panama. Soule. Shang-
bae; 2Sth, Young Greek, Thompson, Kong Kong.
Boston. s ~ t
SPOKEN.
May %, lat II 81, lon At 80, ship William Tapscott,
from New York Tor Liverpool H. DAYS out. !.
May 81 lat Al 80 ion 30 q, ship VIM buckingham,
from Havre for New York. 90
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"Baty NE aid T'U 40 you Good"
81 USE DER. LANGaEK's ROOT AND
HERB BlTIEkS tor Jaundice, Costiveness, Liver
COMPLAINT, humors, Indigestion, Dysfepsi Piles,
arising from disordered Stomach Torpid Liver and
bad Blood TO which all persons are subject IN Spring
and summer Sold by GEO. c. GOODWIN q CO.,
80 hanover St. and by all Dealers in Medicines
narlZds0d low s. n. --A- y y Z z :
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aspt lnlss, ksskiaaa Aes tifaa, A6st,s fss Sili.
by,dss; tlatmopsi. Boston tor Bangor Yankss, to
for Bucksport Convert, do tds islesbofo
Ar eth, schs Grace Webster, Ran1al Windsor, Ms
FOR Baltimore Nelson Wells, Ryder, New YORK
Gamecock, Robbins, I'm Calais; L w Allen, Curtis,
Dennysv1llle; Eagle Day, and Jane Woodbury.
Shute, Bangor S + Woodbury., Bangor for New Ha-
ven; Mayfower do Tor Lynn.
DANVERS-Ar 9Th, sch Plough Boy, Hutehins,
New: Sth. Abby Ellen. Ellsworth Seth Il William,
Waldoboro.r
4 PORTSMoUTH-Ar It'll, sch Union Flag, Mallory,
Wilmington.
w Sid Sth, sch Choctaw Carlow, Calais. 4l4---a
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THE E ESS
Tuesday Morning, June Il, 1867

gY-First Page to-ddg-The Address to the
People OF the South; the Public Debt; Maya
zines; British Colonial Matters; Governor
Hartman on Railroads.
Fourth Pdge-'It's only Little Glove; the
True Story of Cinderella; &C., &c., e-i4srA
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MARRIED.

N N 7 n ~ II = F----T7-- I -
In Durham. June 4, Andrew G. Ftz, of Portland,
and Fanny NJ. Libby, OF d.
In Windham June 9, at the residence of the brides
father, by Rev. L. Wiswall, Aipheus Merrill and
Miss Josephine Field. IA 80 - 81
IN Bethel, May 80, Gilman Chapman. ESQ.,. and
Miss $. Alkaline Brown. III ZA07-i- 2, -t-liiiJ
In Gardner, May 90 George II. Stone. oil Farm
ingdae, and Mary l.. Whitmore, of g.
In Portsmouth, MAY IA, VIM. r. Lowell. of Phips-
burg. and aeorgiana Lord, Of Gorham. n w
In Belfast. June 2. Andrew j. Alason OF Sears
port, and Lizzie " Smith OF b. tGiTSUB& bG
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Fitzpatrick VS.. Biddeford. Exceptions sus-
tanned; new trial granted. ~
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CRICKET CLUB.-A cricket club was organ
lied by some of the young men of this city on
Monday evening, to be styled the Columbian
Cricket Club. Mr.. II. M. Meek was elected
President of the club and Captain of the eleven.
George L. Shaw was elected Corresponding
Secretary, to whom all COMMUNICATIONS may
be addressed. Not much interest has been ex-
cited in Portland in this game for the past five
or six years, and it is intended to revive the
interest If possble
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why Suffer from sores z

When. by the use OF the ARNfCA OINTMENT,
You can be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
irorn Burns Scalis, Chapped Hands, Sprains, Cuts,
Hounds aud erery Com paint Of the Slain. Try it,
or it costs but % cents. BE sure to ask for iii
Ell Hates ATnica Ointment, 9
For sale by all druggists, or send your address and
and receive box BY return mail. L. Phillips &
Co., agents for Maine. alt april26d1ysn
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The HARTFORD EVENING pprss hos rod,ooa
the size of its daily issue but makes anonds ~,
puohshihg qoafeo sheet on Saturdays, thus
bringing most OIL the miscellaneous matter for
the week into one number. The Press is a
racy and vigorously edited paper, and one Of
our most valued exchanges. 40,
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MUFFIN MATcH.-Some OF our young base
bail players. have sent US a letter (Which we
b publish this morning) expressing "a q an
] amiable desire to see their elders engaged
in the cheerful pastime Of pitching,
striking and catching the solid lit
tie joker with which the rising generation play
ball. We have a theory that pig-skin is CON
sidered an appropriate covering for the ball,
because the thing resembles pig lead more
nearly than any other known substance--but
no matter. Weicopy from the Boston Journal
a report of an elderly match played i'm South
Boston last week. Is that the kind of exhibit
ton which our young players--slu doss--want
TO see here? Readers viii draw their own ia-
ferenceS: ..4-. B.. ..... IT, .
"a me mullins (poorcrt players) of the Tri-
mountain club Played inaten game OF base
ball Friday Afternoon on the South Boston
common. The party (Which included several
well known citizens, merchants and profssson-
M luen)i eyinoed a mosG excellent theoretical
knowledge of the game, but Were sople W hat
weak IN the practical part of it. Indeed the
frantic and vigorous, yet abortive efforts to
make lily catches" and stop the slow- ground
ers' were in the, highest degree ludicrous and
,snusing. But one fly was taken and that
was purely accidental, for which the unfortu-
nate author was severely reprimanded-it be-
ing deemed violation of the rules of base
ball for mullins to catch flies. We noticed but
one ball that was stopped,E and that
was by the fielder prostrating himself upon
Hhe approaching bali in genuine muffin stvle.
. The spread eagle" manner of effecting the
stop was taken into consideration, and the
player excused. In batting, novel feature
was introduced; instead OF striking the ball
with the, bat, the former was principally al
lowed to hit the latter. In this way many safe
hits were effected, and some Of those who
made the largest scores were indebted to this
policy. Some of the batting, however, was
| very good, DR.. made a tremendous strike
from which he would undoubtedly have secur-
ed home run had he not unfortunately mis-
took the pitchers point for the first base
Others also made q large draft on shoe-leather
on account of having to retracc frequently the
ground over which they had run on foul
balls Time of game, 2 1-2 hours; innings
played, /; score--Dr. F.'s side, IA; Mr.. HIS
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Lo1:g Sought For
.AfF-t-sti.'s't@ Come 0t Last!
Mains Elder Berry Wine,

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 a MEDICINE Mains Wine is invaluable, being
among tho BEST if not the best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, Manuia ctured from the pure
iuieeof the berry, and unauthorized by any impure
ingredient, we can heartily recommend it to the sick
as medicine.
ITO the days Of the aged it addeth length,
To the mighty it addeth strength 3s,s,s,,. G,
Ills balm for the sick, JOY for the we'll "
Druggists and GrOcerS buy and sell
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS
TsoF PORTLAND

Monday, june 10.
IL tsgeARRIVED.b { 3 { -
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for Eastport
and st John, NIB. tdE 10
Sim De Witt Clinton. Winchenbach, Waldoboro.
Sch Fila Orr ramon St bfiff" n g. B. IL = .
Sch Charlie, 3D. fGatcomb, st Andrews, NIB. zBF 3
4 Sch Mefea, Robinson, New York. q " % y
Sch Ceres Robbins, Machias. :,
q Sch Young Chief, Bennett. Edgecomb. III
Sch Flora Condon BrooksviLe.
rs Sch Annie freeman Reed, Boothbav. 2, peg. i-'Jo
% Sch /. Young, Young Surry for Fall River i i-@i
Sch Ariadne, Bennat, Bangor Tor Boston. Z
SRssBeB CLEARED. / IS e AaJAE
4 Sch Acorn. tBr) Rolf Windsor, Ms. ,, r.. -
Sch Lady Mulgrave, I Brl carlisle, Sydney, CB-
Il Randall.
Sch Nellie Star, Poland, 81 John, N B-John Por-
teous.-2isis7 s liiis7 vi s5.71 ~ -fl uHI.t 1i9t
Sch VIM Lancaster, (Br) Anderson st John, NIB
John Porteous soa is.ie aL t.f'1o1 or 'IH h11g
Sch Donworth, Smith, Machias. nq il"e E's q
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PIscATAoU1s SILvER.-We have within a
lew days had the pleasure of seeing and hand
ing a bar of pure silver smelted from ore TAX
e. en- from the Bennett mine near Foxcrolf. The
brick" weighed AS. IS or. troy. or a little over
iour pounds, and contains OF silver coin at the
mint price $50 so. 1t was taken from one
barrel OF Galena ore weighing 1000 lbs, This
W sh give for practical working result from
Silver per ton specie, S131 on
Lead per ton 100 lbs. at IL cts, rs. co
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BASE BALL--A match game will come off
this afternoon on Boston Common, between
the Athletics of Philadelphia and the Eons Of
this city. We shall receive the result by tele-
graph tonight. The Eons left for Boston yes
terday afternoon. no taos ,59gT}2 5iI,l 81
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INFORMATION wanted of VIM Doherty, late
private Co. G, 18th Maine Vols. Last known
to have been in Scarboro. Supposed to be at
the present time in Portland. He will hear of
something to his advantages by calling on his
attorneys in this city.
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For THE IsLANDs.-The fine and commodi-
GUS steamer Gazelle will commence her trips
to the islands on Thursday next. She has been
placed in first rate order and looks as pretty as
can be. She will leave Burnham's wharf at
the times specified in the advertisement.
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IFKoM our coRRFsroNpENr.

BOOTHBAY, June AR, schs Jack Downing.
Hodgdon: Ida May, Gray; Annie Staples; Boxer,
Su n. and Sarah Gray; Bangor for Boston.
June 5-Ar, sch L q Madtlocks Tibbetts Western
Banks, tNIr John l; Martin, aged Al years, was
Washed overheard and lest )9---i-F ELI. - - ut
Sid. sch Gen Grant, Berry, Bay st Lawrence. - q
June Ar. schS Eliza Frances. and j r Merriam,
Bangor for Boston,.
=. Jmes7 Ar, sch Onward, WardwelL from Bangor
for Boston.
June f. Ar, schs E K Dresser. Reed Portland >
Day i}reak Cousins, boston for Stockton M r Pope
Abbott, Salem for Bangor. .-yaJ.I-,,t
SID sch Annie Freeman. Reed Portland.
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IHE notice in the Press of the 10th, stating
that l. H. Weston & Co. had purchased one of
the stores in Gait block, should have been
sold to Mrs. Mcclellan and Mrs. Pope, price
S1OO0O I'D .r tt-i
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In Buxton, May c. Ellie E., daughter Of Luther
and Eliza Waterman, aged years months IS days.
In North Paris, Dec. Z, Lnneus NJ, aged years 2
months; April IS. Lillian, aged 1 month II days;
May n. Lizzie a., aged yearsII months, children
of S. w. and Rachel L. Durham.
In Norway, MAY 81. Lewis H, son of Lewis and
Aseneth Brown, aged years. ~ 0
In Belfast. May Is, Mrs. Ann stephenson, aged 90
years months.
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire between 6 and Z
o'clock, last evening, was caused by bed in
the house of Mrs. Musgrave, on Fore street
near Hampshire street, taking fire. No mate
rial damage was done except destroying the
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From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph. do
Holmes Hole, dune 10. Bng Virginia. Iansl
from Portland Tor New York. Went ashore in this
harbor yesterday. She lies the flats aud IS unin
iured: will come on when the weather moderates.y
Boston, jnne 10. Sch Mary Emily, of Bangor
gone 10 pieces.F Grew supposed lost. 6~rA
Ar at Philadelphia Sth, barque Geo Hunt, Wood
bury, Cardenas Sldays - n q 81
Ar at antwerp 27th ult, ship Ocean, Torjusen i'm
Portland.
Cid at Liverpool 2sth ult, ship Moatebello, Hem
derson, Portland At1fA SAA H. JIM II
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Warrants Two girls, one aged IL and the
other IL years, left their homes about a week
ago, and have been living a life of vagrancy
since, until yesterday, when they were arrest
ed by the police and taken to the lookup.
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called by tho Second Parish Church, we acct
dentally omitted from the list of churches in
vited, the st. Lawrence street Church OF this
city and the Mount Vernon Church of Boston.
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The only reliable remedy for those brown diseol)r-
atoms on lre face called Moth Hatcfes and Freckes
is PEIs.y slMoTH AND FnEGKLE LOTION. Prepar-
cd only by pr u. @. PERRY, DerfnAtologst, 40 Bond
St, n. Y. Sdsd by all drugs SITS in Portland and
lsew here. Price 81 per bottle mar19itSw8msn
eE-SiY1Hlntic Ssslts and StIJnHnsic Min
ersA " ;ssess, bst received ard Tor safe by
IL. W. PEIdlkhiS s. Co. ,Irya-y
no24sNeod& weowly p No sc CoInsGercial st. !,
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IF You want to see the finest assortment o
Meerschaum Pipes in the city, go to Lee &
Stebbins', $50 Congress street may2S-eod2w
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Total ner ton (epoo;.A

En,,;al.,I. II, N0POOIVJ ZUU, UU
,qulvaient at the present price of gold to a
i i,Vtle over $50 per ton of the Galena ore. We
fr"r Ina. 1hat lhe mixed ore "copper" and Galena)
eli Eoia. These results are very gratifying and
the ~ What can be practically relied upon from
~ pre- ana indicate a brilliant future to the
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Ksit kdsss,i, 81 Bhkaags, . lsts g;
iEAd Oh Gle east bina c! Dyer 81
between land formerly owned BY
Henry Tu ner and WIN. Hartford,
Walker Nathaniel, lot Of land on tie
north side Of b street tanightyillel
10Ox3OO feet, as per plan OF Thorn
as farm.
Winslow Nathan's heirs, acres OF
Ind,
Owners unknown,
Lots of land in Ferry Village on
the east side Of Sanford street la3
per plan of WIN. Ansen drawn IN
May and j uly 1852 Nos. a, A., Of,
So, 81, IS, SO, 60, 60, "a, II, ", 10
and IS,
Lot OF land on the corner Of High
and Stanford streets, No. ~, as
marked ON said plan of Ansen,
Lot OF land bounded by Il. Flint
and Daniel Pillsbury's land on the
northwest, on the east by said
Pillsbury's land and JAS. Graliam 5.
on the southeast by land that I'll.
III. Dav bought Of Ii. Goddard,
southwest by laud occupied by f.
II. Jordan,
JAS. NJ. ROBINSO
r. Treasurer of CAP
ape Elizabeth, May 81, 1861. jc
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ATTENTION is called to the great bar gains in
houses for sale, offered by Geo. r. Davis & Co.
In their advertisement this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-11

For COnshs, Colds and Consumption,
Try the old and well known VEGETABLE
PUIIMONA ~ BAI.SA M approved and used
by oldest and celebrated Physicians for forty
years past GET the genuine.
Z ni31l j. REED, CUTLER & CO., Druggists, ls
dec2IsNd&w6m Boston, Projectors.
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KDRAMATIC.-The dramatic amateurs of Port
land, ever intent on good deeds, will give an
entertainment at Deering Hall on Frd ay eve
ming next, for the benefit of the Army and
Navy Union Library. The plays will be "Who
killed Cock Robin?" and Poor Pillicoddy."
Reserved seats can be secured at the store Of
Messrs. Rollins g. Gilkey Thursday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-11

PAPER CoLLARs.-We would invite atten-
ton to the advertisement of NIessrs. Woodman
True & Co., of the new kind of collars, with
cloth at the button hole, rendering the article
as strong as the linen, collar. AS most, every
body nowadays wears paper collars, and as
great inconvenience has been experienced in
the tearing out of the button hole, the new ar
ticle must become very popular ~ - g
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My-A soldier who had lost the use of his limbs
from Rheumatism has been completely cured and en-
abed to abandon his crutches by one bottle of MET
UALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. 1t is truly
the wonder OF the age. Apl 10sn15w*
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Portland ans. visinity.
rev Advertisements To-Day.

aS AUCTION COLUMN.
House and LOTT. o. Bailey.
Dry Goods, &c.-C. W. Holmos.
zzaa..s NEW kDvERTIsEMENTz COLUMN.
Paper Collars-Woodm True u Co,
Gold Spectacies Lost.
Painting, ,Sc.-R. L. Palmer.
Boots and Shoes-Elliot & McCallar.
Commission Merchanrs-S. Freeman q Go. -s71'
Board Wanted. .-..- .,..-..
For Sale-,J. A. Moses. q -hlz. 9t.tEi
Wanted-W II. Jerfis.
Walker House-Adams & Co.
Wanted--W. III. Jerris. s-y..--..-
For the Islands-Steamer GaZelle
X al Estate-Geo. r.. Davis s. Co. st6f8sszI
Who Killed Cock Robin. ul-.rsfEs-R
Notice-Grand Trunk Railway, Ll 4-.
Flour-E. III. Burgin & Co. i..l- .-..... ID Do.
Five Cents Savings Bank. s.I. g..-
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Representative Washburn is at the baths
OF Homburg, so improved in health as to walk
I'VE miles daily. Ex-Gov, Curtin is at Berlin
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CoMM1ss1on MrncuA Nrrs M

COMMISSION MERCHANTs.--Messr Samuel
Freeman and E. D. Appleton have established
themselves as Commission Merchants in New
York city, as will be seen by their card, in our
advertising columns. They are well known in
this city. Mr.. Freeman having had good expe-
rience in the house of Messrs. c. r. Millilen
& Co., and Mr.. Appleton in that of Messrs
Fletcher & Co. snEta#E@S $50
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( ~ Saturday afternoon, June sth, near the United
y states Hotel, q pair of GOLD SPECTACLES,
WIN the owners name on the bows. The finder will
pc rewarded by leaving the same at No 30 Danforth
Street. jupe10 div
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Sch Kate E r CHI Vaughn, Il ON Portland for Phila-
delphia, in ballast, Went ashore near Highland Light
about O'clock morning OF 9th and lies high up the
beach. The underwriters have taken measures to
get her OFT. sil I.4L ia f,f3GJ7of isB9E
Scow Cherokee, Wentworth. from Bangor tor East
cambridge, put in to Beverly 9th. full OF water. Ham
Queenstown, May 24-The derelict baroue Toscann
OF Bath Me, sold by public auction today at the
suit OF the owners of barque Annie Troop. Tie hull
bought in Tor 1000 and he cargo of 557 tons gas
and c9nnel COAL brought e405, and the stores and
other material, sold tor E13e. - HFEW 81 "a
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~ " wanted d
DY man and wife, two OF three rooms or one
ID good room and board - = - -.
Leave terms with w TT JERRIS
je11s3t* Hinder Iancasiar Hall Il
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EXPRESS TRAINs-The Express trains be-
tween this city and Boston will commence ON
Monday next, and their benefit will be extend
ed as far East as Augusta. An express train
will leave Augusta at A O'clock in the after
noon, arriving here in season to give the pas
sengers an opportunity to partake of supper,
and to take the express train from this city to
Boston. A train will leave for Augusta at 8
o'clock in the evenings or Immediately after
the arrival of the afternoon train from Boston.
This will afford Augusta peoples an opportunity
to come here by the train that leaves that city
at IL o'clock A. NJ, transact, their business,
and return in the evening. But it does not
afford the same advantages to those who are
going to Augusta to transact business. They
cannot return the same day.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-11

dEYER has got some nice games of field
croquet made of seasoned ash.
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"a IMPORTS ucFr.E

CARDENAS. Sch Ella-330 hhds 80 ties molasses,
TO order: bbls sugar, Dbl molasses, to master. Vi
I ST JOHN, NIB. Sch E Ia tBr) -l3s, S25 # lumber,
j Miller fe....rr III
ST ANDREWS, NIB. Sch Charlie 200 railroad
seepcrs, TO Somerby. ~ -lr I'd .nz g.. .t,.a
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G2'tx31H Trunk -RUilaCU2/

liz se.il 70 II i & Il nai .g, BIO a3-.s
".sIs 1881 49, 7-ffsL lliiW si.ssr 'ul
FINHE train leaving Portland at LILO p. NJ, now
makes sure connections at Island Pond with
trains for Montre a. Quebec, and also West. Il
8 G. j. BRIDGES. Managing Director.
/ ii. BAILEY, Local Superintendent.
Portland, June 10, 1867. j,ne1ld3t
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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 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 and cash sales.
Gents furnishing their own goods can have
them cut, trimmed or manufactured, Salts
faction guaranteed. 1917 Federal street. l. e
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Medical Notice

G. III CHADWICK, M. D., will devote special at
ton TO Diseases OF the Eye. No. 3Ol1 CONGRESS- ST.
Office hours from II A. M. to 1 p. NJ
May IS. sNtt
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-11

LAuNcHED--At Sandy Point Goth ult, by Holly NJ
Bean, schr of 1914 tons owned by b f Rice g. Co,
Ill Nj Bean and others, 30 'ft4s .tf g. IllI
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-11

\ THE "Bond-Taxe and Equal Rights Advo-
cate has come to hand. This singular title
has the merit of expressing pretty clearly the
purposes Of the editor--as he understands
them, 1t is as if we should call the Press the
Pay your Honest bts-Advocate," or the
UNIVERSAL Equality-before- 1.-THE aw-Herald ,,
The Bond-Taxer5 is wound up to run four
months-terms, So cents in advance. Mr.. E.
K. Smart, the editor and proprietor, labors un-
der the delusion that the American people will
consent to repudidte the promise to exempt
their bonds, issued during the war, from taxa
ton. Mr.. Smart appears to regard such repu-
diation as right and polite If there is any
thing to be said on that side of the question it