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The Portland daily press., 1867-07-10
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In Bankruptcy.

Committee on Laying out New Streets.
July 10-d1w w----
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Portland and Vicinity.


ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Forest City Trottiug Park.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Wooden Buildinns-F. o. Bailey.
Groceries, Gee. M Patten q Co.
NEW ADvERT1sEMESr ooLUhf'
In Bankruptcy-CharlesC Clark.
Partner Wanted-A. J, Cox & Co.
To Let--Samuel Role. ...-...- "a
Removal-Coffin g. Woodbury.
Lost-E. III. Burgin.
Grand Trunk Railway.
Removal-Cobb & Bchrons.
Book Store Hovt & FogS.
Sd. 90 Reward-Geo. A. Barstow
City Of Portland.
House for Sale-Gea. r. Davis d Co.
Governrnent stores at Auction.
Tenement to Let.
only 81, ,4OO--Geo. L. Davis s. Co.
piano Fortes-S. IL. Steeens s. Co. q
Boarding Hou e-Geo. r. Davis & Co.
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The Bangor Wing says: "We learn that
the lost boy, Charles H. Welch, who wa, miss
ed in the city July 4th, has been found in Car
mel. 1t is stated, but we can hardly credit the
story that he was carried off by farmer and
compelled to ride a horse to NOV. To get
away, he was obliged to leave the house in the
night, when he soon found friends. We doubt
the correctness of the rumor, but if true the
brute should be horse whipped"
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vARNrsH-,rhs dsmand fos all hin6s OF vsrnish
Is good. Prices are without change.
WOOL-We reduce our quotations. The market
is extremely dull. E
ZINC-There is steady donna nd and prices are
unchanged. "a -
FREIGHTS-Duness continues. The only char
ters reported for the week brig Lena Thurlow,
for River la Platte, with lumber, at s1i ~ NJ, gold
Sch Mary Louise, tor Halifax. with -four at &C.,
thence to Lingan to load coal tor New York at SO SO
per ton. New brig Deborah Sonle, for Halifax, with
four at sSc, and schooner +. N. Perry, for New
York, with humber, at SAP Al. ,et pY
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dress No money required until the book is received
read and fully approved 1t is perfect guide to the
eick or indisposed. Address DIR. s. S. FITCH, 25
fremont Street, Boston. sN s Jan29dly
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THE BLACK CRooK.-The ninth representa-
ton of this drama in Portland, last evening,
drew large aud fashionable audience, and it
was greeted with the usual applause. 1t is
one of the most popular spectacles ever pre-
sented to the people of Portland.
The tenth representation will take place this
evening. Mr.. Charles E. Furbish the gem
tlemanly agent Of Mr.. Whitman, has made ar
rangeaents for special train from Saco and
Biddeford, leaving Biddeford at GAS and saco
at 6.55, and returning at II o'clock. or imme-
Q diately after the close Of the performance
The fare is fixed at $1.3O for the round trim.
including reserved seat at the theatre. We
look for an influx from these two cities to-
night
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HE Argus refuses to correct its nlisrepre-
sentatlons in regard to the appropriations Of
Congress, though we have tried to make it
plain to the feeblest understanding that Its
statements are, say, inconsistent with truth
We hoped the Argus would acknowledge its
mistake in saying that the bounty act did not
provide lmpartally for Eastern and Western
soldiers-another mistake in saying that the
internal revenue receipts fell short of the COM
missioner's estimate-and another in charging
bad faith upon Congress in appropriatina only
Sooo,OOO for carrying into effect the reconstruc-
ton laws. Unless these corrections are made
we 10 not propose to waste time and space over
tne minor errata which we have noted but have
not hitherto mentioned . ''' '''''
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GREAT PRoeREss.-A few days ago there
was huge pile of bricks in front of Browns
Hotel, and now they are all gone, used up in
the foundation of that building. The work on
this hotel is progressing rapidly. We have
ventured to call it Browns HOTEL" for we
presume that will be the name. The Casco
Bank block is going ahead, the front being
nearly completed 1t will be splendid build
ing, the granite looking even better than mar
BILE to our eye, and rarely it is more enduring.
We like this front better than any we have yet
seen in the city. %
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The overthrow of Mosquera in the United
states OF Colombia will give our government
an opportunity to effect the long anticipated
survey of the Isthmus of Darien for the mr.
pose of connecting the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans by a ship canal
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ONLY &2 400! /!

- A u story House on franklin street, near
A; ly new, containing rooms, all in good order.
sissssAl Lot 3OSso A good stable which will accom-
modate horses on the premises and Tor which 500
rent can be had Good csterns, both under the house
and stable In addition to the above bed PROG
erty, there is fine building lot 30xs1 next Joining
it, which will bring $780, portion of the purchase
money can remain for years on mortgage, at per
cent interest. This entire property be purchas
ed for S2i0O. Apply to
GEO. r. DAVIS q CO.,
Dealers in Real Estate, No. Morton Block.
July 10-p1w
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The only reliable remedy for those brown discolyr-
atons oil the face called Moth Patches and Freckles
isPERRys Morn AND FRECKLE LOrIoN. Prepar-
Cd only by Dr. B. O. PERRY, Dermatologist, 40 Bond
st, n. Y. Sold by all druggists in Portland and
lscwhere. Price 81 per bottle mari9d& S w6msn
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Bachelors asalr Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world,
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural Black OF Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects Of Bad Dyes. Inyfgorates the hair, leaving
It soft and beautiful. The genuine is signsd We
liam A. Bachelor All others are mere limitations.
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perflmers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
BewRre Of q Ossneerfeie.
November 10, 1866. d1yen sIT'-Sss zst
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THE ATLANTIC CABLEs.-A communication
addressed to the London Times by Capt Os-
born of the Telegraph Construction and Main
tenance Company states that the revenue from
both cables for this year viii reach $2250 900 or
within $4,000 of the cost of the cable of 1866
When the accident to the latter cable occurred
the electricians Of the company were able to
determine the place where it was injured with
surprising accuracy. They decided upon
point two and one half miles from Hearts
Content, and in making the repairs 1t was
found that they were entirely correct.
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Apprsr-Yesterdav Marsbal uc,la orro

ARREsT.-YesterdayM Marshal Heald arrest
ed fellow named William H. Kinds, who,
sometime in May stole about 800 cigars from
the Franklin House in Bangor, and had, up to
yesterday, evaded arrest. On Monday the
City Marshal heard he was at the Walker
House, and Tuesday morning, before the fel-
low was out of bed, he was arrested by the
Marshal. An officer from Bangor took the fel-
low to that city yesterday. -.
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GRANT ON SHEEIDAN.-Wilkes' Spirit of
the Times gives the following in an account CT
a recent visit to Washington:
Gen. Grant, on the occasion we refer to- had
introduced TO the three persons who were pres
ent, the subject of Gen. Sheridan's late dispatch
In relation to the Attorney Generals opinion,
and, with view ofjustifying its style, explain
ed that it was in the nature of personal dis
patch to him, (not intended as an official re-
sponse to that opinion and consequently not
meant for publication. "NevertheIess.I said
the General, Il read copy of it in the news
paper before received the original, and 1 am
curious to learn how such result could have
come about" The General then went on to
say that Sheridan's dispatch was almost in the
nature of a confidential communica-
tion, and that 1t was characterized by
an easy frankness, which was a lead
ing feature Of Sheridan's character
He was, consequently, sorry to see that the
attributed this ferceness of the attack in Lou
ls!ana to the fact that Sheridan was not in any
OF the rings" down there, and that they con-
sequently hated him heartily, and therefore
fell upon him altogether. Warming with his
subject Gen. Grant further remarked that
the public did not thoroughly understand
sheridan. He had popularity enough, it was
true IN TACT, all that man could desire. but
not appreciation. He was much broader man
than was generally supposed. He was usual
~ regarded merely as brave off-hand, down.
right fighter, with not much calculation: hut
ne was IN reality man of fine Judgment, and
1ully capable OF handling, under any circum-
Stances, all the armies the United States ever
mad togetherH This was said with great ami
maIon, and, after moments pause was re-
peated with an increased emphasis.
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oNh OF our neighbors feels Immensely elated
because the New York Herald devotes a co,.
nmn to its humiliation. This is like the n, ,o,,
VINO congratulated himself upon his intimacy
with the English nobility, explaining it by
saying ne was once kicked by his Grace, the
Duke of York
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Gffhe Choice Fruits and Spices.
Their strict purity, delicious favors, unriyaled
streng ID and GRE ECONOMY, attracting trade
from lovers of CHOICE FLAyORS which is without a
parallel. ~ -l-,' q
Their great is simply because cne-third Of
the quantity is more than equal to the ordinary far
orng extracts and they are the true rich avors of
the fruits and Spices y ~ ig 3 > 81
EX-Goy. James Y. Smith, of Providence, R. L.,
says: 4" My wife pronounees them superior to any
tavoring extracts sic has ever used"
Ex-Gov. VIM. a. Buckingham, OF Connecticut,
says: "Fora long time we have used them, ard find
them very fne," rNrA 'As-
DR.. j. G. Holland tTimothy Titcomb,. the well
known author of Springfield, Mass, says: "They
are the standard in all this vicinity
Dealers treble their sales with them. Sold whole
sale and retail, Portland Me-, by Samuel Chadwick,
and by Grocers aud Druggists. apI27 &S3Insn
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DuicheI's Lightning Fly Killer will GER
ed n Beware OF bogus Fly Paper, which some deal
ers keep because they get it for nearly nothing
Don't be swindled. Ask for BUTCHERS, which Is
sold by all live Druggists. ie17d&w1m sn
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NEW HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
Messrs Johnson Fry & Co., New York and
Boston, send us the first numbers of new
historical work which they are now issuing in
numbers suitable for binding in volumes The
work is History of the United States, from
the earliest period to the administration of
President johnson, and is written by j. a
Spencer, d. D., a member of the American
chronological Society, and the author of " ork
on Egypt and the Holy Land" as well as va
rious other writings. The features which prom
ise especially to distinguish this history, are
the comprehensiveness combined with COM
pactness with which it states the chief facts
in the life of the nation, the popular character
of the style, and a great liberality in the IN at
ter ofiilustrations. The last are full page en-
cravings, mostly mezzotint, from historical
paintings by Leutze, Powell, Chapel, Weir
aud others, and are extremely good of their
kind
The mechanical execution Of the work is
really admirable, the paper type, press work,
&c.,ibeing of the very best. The work isSissued
in semi-monthly parts, each part containing
As large octave pages and two illustrations
and will be completed in from forty to forty
five parts 1t is sold only by subscription, and
Mr.. John Ii. H. Bindon is agent for this state.
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MINERAL BATHS AT HOME

MINERAL BATHS dT HOME.
DYSPEPSIA CURED
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SCRDFULA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
Do away with all your various and often perni-
cious drugs aud quack medicines and use lew baths
prepared with W VI ssHbEE-g 81 :
"SxR UMAIIC SALTS ~
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors of the Mineral Well ofthe Penn'a Salt Man
FEATURING Co., in Pittsburg, and are packed In air.
tight boxes. One always sufficient for a bath. Di-
rections are reattached. ssE E $50
INTERNALLY USE
''Strumatic Mineral Waters 70
In bottles OF and half pints One sufficient for
days use.
ag Sold by Druggists generally. SfFa
Merrill Bros, No. 215 State st., Boston; Rayncls,
Pratt u Co, No. lO6 Fulton ST., New York, Wholesale
Agents. no20sNeod& &w1y
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why Suffer from Sores ?

When, by the use OF the ARNiCA OINTMENT,
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scatds, Chdpped Hands, Sprdias, Cuts,
Wounds, and erery Complaint ofthe Skin. Try it,
or it costs but 25 cents. Be sure to ask for
HGie'S A27lic0 Ointment,
For sale by all druggists, send your address and
and receive box by return mail w. f. Phillips &
Co., agents for Maine. aprl26d1ysn
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For Sale,

90 If applied for within ten days, new ~ story
lin, House. in the western part OF the city, con-
Good waite. 1000 square feet OF land. Price $4,000;
one.hai Cash, bal. one, two and three years. =.
Dealers in Real Estate, No. Morton Block,
JylVdlw neat above the Preble House.
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Removal.

NOFFIN e. WOODBURY. have reno 7od thrir
~ Shipping Once to No. 1s7 Fore Street, over Sam
uel WAREHOUSES; Clothing Store.
July 10. d1m~
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STRAWBERRIES, of the most delicious favor,
from the garden of Mr.. c. E. Bailey, West
brook, are received every day at s. B. Rich
ardson's S72 Congress street.
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RERsoNAL-A letter from Reu. George L.
Walker, pastor of State Street Church, ap-
pears in the Mirror of this week. He is at
Caledonia Springs, Canada West. From pri
vate letters from him, we learn that his health
and strength are improving.
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TUEsDAY.-Martin Foley, for drunkenness and
disturbance, paid $8.25.
BOLD BURGLARIEs.-Monday evening the
house of Mr.. William Allen, Jr., on Decring
street, was entered by gang Of scoundrels,
supposed to be four in number, while a fifth
one kept watch on the outside. The robbers
tried to enter the front door by means Of false
keys, but were foiled By combination lock.
They then tried the front windows, and falling
there proceeded to the rear of the premises,
where they forced open window, by means
of a jimmy, breaking the fastening. Having
effected an entrance they ransacked every
room in the house, except the one occupied by
Mr.. Allen. The drawers and closets were
opened and lot Of silver ware, consisting of
tea and table spoons, napkin rings, &C., and a
new and valuable coat, were stolen. The val
ue of the stolen property amounts to about
500. The rogues also helped themselves to
refreshments, and it is from the tumblers used,
that their number is judged.
Mrs. Allen heard slight noise made by the
burglars in their operations and awoke her
husband. After listening attentively they
heard their bird singing, and, from the sound,
Mr.. A. knew that the back door was open, the
bird being ON the outside. He Immediately
went down stairs and found evidence Of the
late presence of the scoundre,s, in shape of
burnt matches, candle drippings, &c. They
went out by the back door, leaving it OPEN
Information of the burglary was Immediately
communicated to the police Office. 1t was
about 3 o'clock when Mr.. A. went down stairs
Saturday night robber entered the house
of Capt. VIM. Anderson, corner of Atlantic
and Fore streets, and after picking up the
Captains wallet, which contained small sum
Of money, and getting an armful Of clothes,
started to leave, but accidentally tumbled
down stairs. The noise alarmed the house
hold, but the fellow escaped, carrying eff moth
ing but the wallet. .f.r.
Sunday the counting room of Jos. Wescott
& Son, on Commercial street, was entered by
breaking back window, and the rogues went
through everything but the safe pretty thor
oughly. This they worked on until one hinge
was nearly 'pried off. When they left they
carried letters, business cards, and everything
they could lay their hands on and left a mes
sage on the top of the desk, but the chirogra-
ply was SO bad that nobody has been able to
decipher it.
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In bankruptcy.
OFFICE OF THE U. s. MARSH Al AS MESSENGER
Portland j ly 10, 1867. J
TNHS isto give notice, that on the eighth day Of
issued against the estate of Josiah Burlegh OF Port
land, in the County OF Cumberland, and State of
Maine, who has been adjudged krupt, on his
own petition that the payment OF any debts and de-
livery OF any property belonging to such Bankrupt,
to him, for his use, and the transfer Of any prop
erty by him. are forbtden by law; that meeting Of
the creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts and to choose more Assgnees of his es-
tate. will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be
holden at Portjsnt hefore james d. Fessenden,
Register, til nyst Wednesday after the first
Monday of August, A. d. 1867, at ten oelDck A, M,
at his Office. CHARLES CLARK,
US. Marshal rs Messenger, Dist. OF Maine.
July 10. d3t
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BOARD OF TRADE.-We hope the meeting
to be held this evening will be well attended,
and that such arrangements will be made for
the reception of our guests from Northern
New York, Vermont and New Hampshire,
next week, as will comport with the character
cur city has always sustained for true ard
generous hospita lity. s. rsF erF
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ca Cape Clear l5tb, Am Union. Grant, from Liv.
erpool tor New York.
on Beacny Head gath. Hosea Rich. Pomroy, Gfom
Antwerp for New York.
AR at Melbourne, (no date, Clara Morse, Gregory,
London Golden Horn, Rice, do
Ar at Cronstadt 18th ut, Anna Walsh, Coombs
Savannah.
: Ar at Cuxhaven 23d ult, Dillow, Douglass, from
Boston.
Sid I'm Antwerp 2sd ult, L Dmmock. Harvard.
Cardiff.
Sid FIN Cadiz 18th ult, wetterhorn, stinson, for
Boston
tPcr steamer Scotia. at New York;
Sid i'm Kong Kong May 4. Pocahontas Graves,
Manila; Penang Patten, Singapore.
Kong
Sid FIN Padang April 10, Rocket, Adams, Boston.
Bombay. '
Sl at .adiz ed ult, Rochester Reynolds Boston,
Az ~, star, Loring. Gloucester, Mass.
Tranan Snp hD Ath ut, Mary Bangs Bangs, from
SPOKEN.
April II, at n 81 s. Ion % 5s W, shin Alexander.
from New York Tor Panama.
April u, s 3si S, lon s7l. ship Eagle, from Caao
for Queenstown.
April 20, lat 2aa S, lon 2s W, ship Martaban from
Liverpool for Calcutta.
NAV q, lat 405 S. Ion 81 IS W, brig H Eaton,
from New York tor Montevideo
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" tWJ Eldl
.,nlIAh kirG,

All goods bearing this stamp are heavily plated on
the finest Albata Nickel Silver, aud we guarantee
them in every respect superior TO the best Sheffield
plate. ~ 1l.lr ..E -la-e ~ ~ WEI Az
GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO,
Silversmiths & Manu- acturers of Fine Electro Plate
june 10 N wed & Sat 6m Providence, K. L.
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"Buy me and I'U do y0w Good"
" USE DIR. LANGLEY,S ROOT AND
HERB BITTERS for Jaundce, Costiveness, Liver
Complaint, Humors, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Piles,
Dizziness, Headache, Drowsiness, and all Diseases
arising from disOrdered Stomach Torpid Liver and
bad Blood to which all persons are subject IN Spring
and Summer. Sold by GEO. G. GOODWIN & CO.,
80 Hanover ST. and by all Dealers in Medicines
mar12dsod lew q, N,
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BRIDGE MAsoNRY.-One of the best speci-
mems of bridge masonry we have yet seen, is
that which is being laid, and now nearly COM
pleted, by Mr.. John Bell of Bar Mills, on the
P. s. & P. Railroad, near Kennebunk depot.
The work draws the attention Of all-obsery-
ing or unobserving persons-who pass that
way; and all see at once that it is sub stantial-
ly, as well as neatly, constructed, and well cal
eulated to stand. We are pleased to learn that
Mr.. Bell has received a contract to do the
stone work on the Lebanon Springs Railroad
which runs from Bennington, VT, to Chatham
Four Corners, N. Y, distance Of IS miles,
and will very soon commence work there
Mr.. Bell, if not the best, is among the best,
bridge masons in the country; and we hope it
will be shown that his skill is appreciated in
this State, by his receiving large contract on
some one of the railroads that are to be built
here. + '--.~ ----s- ID b. z
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MARRIED..

In this city. July 8. by Rev. Geo. A. Tewksbury,
Thomas A. Steans and Miss Lois NJ Winslow, OF
Saccarappa. t1.-rt
In Ellsworth, June 20, George B. Mitchell and
Melvina Stevens.
In Franklin, June u, Amos W. Scammon and
Maria T. Gordon.
In Eden, june 10, Capt. Samuel N Rich and Miss
Ermina A. G. Richards. ~.r--.
In Tremcnt Herbert L. Bragg and Miss Myra A.
Spear.
In Oldtown, May 49, Hiram Stevens and Kezzie
Dexter
In oldtown, June q, Edgar M. CAREY and Octa-
via johnson.