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Maine Medical Association.
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THURSDAY, THIRD DAY. ffl.H
DR.. Buzzell OF Portland according to previ-
Gus assignment, presented q paper, describing
obstetrcal foreeps OF his own design, being a
combination of different parts of others make
DR.. Tewksbury spoke in favor of these in
struments, and made some statements of THEN
value in surgical operations. He recommend
ed their general use. . -..,-. ..l 10
DIR. Foster also spoke in the highest terms
of these Instruments. l-s .i.I.a,5 sf
DR.. Snow of Winthrop was admitted as hon
orary member of the Association. u .:.laaaL
DIR. Snow called up the report made last
year on abortion The question of publishing
a resume of it was discussed. llG I a.
A large number of papers Were submitted
to the publishing committee, without being
read, owing to the short time left in which the
Association would be in session. o. 81
DIR. Brown of Paris offered a paper on a
spontaneous case of oranan tumor. i5I ~ A
On motion of DIR. 4Brickett of Augusta il
was voted that the present officers hold over
and preside at the meeting to be held at Au-
gusta. -ihil -i .l-s.-f Us I" i.;a-1
DIR. Hill of New Hampshire spoke at some
length upon general topics connected with the
objects of the Association.
DIR. Adams of Litchfield reported an inter
esting ease OF extra uterine pregnancy, and il
was voted that he be requested to write a full
report of the case, and send it to the publish
ing committee. % ii.-7 't' Ill . i"'l. ''-'
DR. Jones Of Belfast narrated an interesting
case of poison by morphine, and made some
statements regarding it. .- 40
Various subjects were discussed, the time
having been prolonged and motion was
adopted requesting that the various cases and
suggestions be reduced to writing and be fur
nished for publication. Hl- .t .itA' I
DIR. Shaw, State Liquor Agent, made a state
ment showing how to determine the quality of
liquors desired for medical purposes.
DIR. Brown submitted some remarks upon
the matter of doing something, by which it
may be made possible to procure good liquors
for medical use. s..i Cd. . JOS H .lil3iiduQ a
The Doctor made a motion for the raising of
committee to investigate the subject, He
said since the subject ofliquor had been mixed
up with political action, it has been impossible
to obtain healthful liquors. TIlr-7 r
The committee was raised, and made to con-
sist of DR.. Brown of Paris, DR.. Goodale of sa-
co, and DIR. Hamlin of Bangor.
On motion of Dr. Gordon, votes of thanks to
DR.. Tewksbury, the President, and DIR. Chad
wick, the Orator of the Convention, were
passed. a.s- ifr 49,
Voted to adjourn to meet at Augusta next
January. Lf f.a.-.
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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 to
the State Convention.
es.7 Per Order of Union Town Committee. /
June 40. did
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I YESTERDAYS Argus actually publishes a
certificate from a Business Man." who de-
clares upon his word and honor that he be-
lieves the Argus to he an Contemplating" paper
The Retired Clergyman" is in order next
While the Argus gradually enlarges the list of
its certificates" we propose to go on publish
ing the neWs. .5sf . ..f..
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REPUBLICAN CAUcUs.-The caucuses to be
held for the election of delegates from this city
to the State Convention, will be held on Mon
day evening next. The notice will appear to-
morrow
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M. l.. A.

A Special Meeting Of the Mercantile Library Asso-s
cation will be held at their ROOM ne Street, Snt.
q rdny Evening > I'D inst, at So'elock, tor the
purpose Of filling vacancy in the Board Of Direct
Ors and fol- the transaction of such other business as
may legally come before them, Polls open from 8 to
9O'cl0ck. Per order. EDW. s. GERRlSII,
t1unel7dtd Recording Secl etary.
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MARRIED..

In this city. June 10, by Rev. Geo. A. Tew ksbury,
John q. RoDerts, of WATERFORD, and Miss Sa ali A.
WesgwOod. Portland. s.l lf41 8. a--t.4.-t
In this city. June 20, by Rev. VIM. H. Fem, VIM.
X. SAWYER, OF Westbrook, and Miss Lucy II. Buck.
: OF this CITY. atna .tH 4 pHs glHsIl7 ~ ia Hi
In this city, June 10, by Rev. S. F. Wetherbee,
Bepj. &. Varrill and Miss Emeline p. Smith, both Of
Portland. ISL r.ia-4t4.f -,-,il ali s. -.tfr q 90
In Cape Elizabeth, (KnightvileD June 20, by Rev.
FL. NJ. Vail, Jos ph l.. Bradford, OF Brooklyn N. ,
and Hattie Fl. Knight, OF g. T.. ,a '3t1 'rf'i (.
sal In Portsmouth, June rs, by Rev. w. II. Hacse
John Waugh and Mrs. Martha e. Frazier, both OF
Portland. .a-. 5It fr -a,s-, '-itii,
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A NEW MAP.-B. d. Russell & Co., of Bos-
ton, have published, and John Henderson, 2
Elm street, is agent for the sale of q very
handsome map of the World on Mercater's
projection. The entire surface of the earth is
here presented at one view, and there aie
special maps OF the Isthmus of Panama and
the Nicaragua Transit route. 1t is designed to
be complete commercial map, and exhibits
the routes of vessels, the course of railroads
the lines of land and marine telegram tbe
ocean currents, the depths of the sea the limits
of sea- weed, and also of drifting ice and
great many other things not usually indicated
upon maps 1t is very finely colored and
glazed, and will be found invaluable in tha
Office or counting room ..
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u. S. MUrshOZ's Notice.
UNITED STkTHs OF ANERIcA, 1
DIsTIICT OF MAINE. g. q.

DISTRICT OF NAME, s. 5.
DUkSUANT to Mention from the Hon. kiwa I'd
i Fox, judge OF the United atss Distrlst Conrt
within aad or the District OF Maine, hereby rive
pubic notice that the following Libel has bean iisi
in said Court, viz:
ROBERTS, HEN TACKLE, APPAREL ann FUpNI
rURE in behalf Of William Thomas and others. Ii
beanrss in cause OF subtraction OF wages civil and
said Libel that hearing and trial will be had the
on ~ Portland in said Distrist, on Monday. he
l"snnsy:Jourm day Of June cnrrent at n,ne O'Clock
-. ~ .ne yor.noon. when and where any persons in
ae esteu therein, may appear and shsw cause, a
any can he shown, wherefore the same should not
pc dsereed liable to said claim, and disposed II ac
cording to law. .I' I-Fi - : =. 80
Detsd at Portland this twsnty-frst dSy Of june.
rr't f. A QUINCY,
Deputy U. y. Marshal Fist. of Maine
Jane 91--dtd
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BY-F First Page to-day-Shan Sheridan be
Sustained? Our Railway to Ogdensburg, by
John NEAL an Item in Housekeeping; New
Magazines; Varieties.
Fourth Pdge-The Cry of Despair, by Swim
burne; Queen Victoria and Her Subjects;
Sundries 1865 --.@fa ~. r.. liift-t
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NEW CHURCH-The committee of the Third
Parish have advertised for proposals for erect
lng church editice on the site OF their church
winch was destroyed by the fire of July last
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NJ HENRY r. ME RILL, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
g 2 - ~ ~ 1888 CONGRESS STREET.
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CITY OF POVTJANn

TRHAsURERs OFFICE, June 2i, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given to parties owning rea,
~ estate, on which the taxes Tor the wear ISIS re-
main unpaid that the time required ~ the statute
previous 70 tne advertisement tor sale, having
such taxes are not pa! previous to July LIST.
June 81 ed jy1
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z q. H CHADWICK, N. d., will devote special at
ton to Diseases OF the Eye. No. SOFA Congress St.
Office hours from II A. NJ. 10 p. M.
May Is. sEti ,ti. sr,a,I.- i4.,.f co. .Iults.
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On PAINTINGS AT AUcrfOs.-Messrs. Z. NJ.
Patten & Co. have on exhibition at their rooms
on Exchange street, the handsomest collection
of paintings that has ever been offered in this
city at auction. The collection is very large
one and there are many choice pictures. They
were opened yesterday for exhibition and att
tracted crowds The exhibition will be contin-
ued until 3 o'clock >.his afternoon, at which
time they will be put up at auction
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WHY Suffer from Sores ?

Whom, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT,
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scaids, Chopped Hands, Spraias Cuts,
Wounds, aud every Complaint Of the Skin. Try it,
or il costs but Is cents. n Be sure 10 ask
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"STR UMATIC SALTS =,

SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTs.-We are
now prepared TO supply Hospitals, Physicians, the
trade and the great public generally, with the stand
ard and invaluable remedy, DoDDs NERyINE, which
article SURPRISES all known preparations for the cure
every preparation OF opimthe we'll known result OF
which Is to produee costiveness and other serious
dculties aays irritation restlessness and sasms
and induces regular action Of the bowel and sesre-
tive organs.
No preparation tor Nervous Diseases ever sold 10
readily, or met with such universal approval For
Sleeplessness, Loss Of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and all the ,earfu
mental and bodily symptoms that follow in the train
dy known to science. Sold by all druggists Price ST.
- - 70 lts GEO. c. GOODWIN Il Co.,
augllsn1yd&w II Wholesale Agents. Boston.
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ELLIOT d McCALLAR.
Dealers in
Boots and shoes !!
No. II Market Square.

WE would san attention Of the pubic to oui
w stock OF Boots snd Shoes, which enbrasss all
varietss 70 be found For Gen Ladies' Youth, Miss
Oh, and Childrens wear. I'' IN
tR-Our goods re all OF Warrsntea work,
the beat Stosk, and while We do not propose t. sell
chcap goods, We viii sell reiiaAfs gsods Al
low rs they can be bought elsewhere. a.
sF- Remember the place, Ne. n Market
Square, and remember gosd Bssts and Shoes
cheapest.
ELLIOT d AcCALLAR,
june 2=du nswsod rr =,
Guilts! Quilts! 900
JUST Received at the store of STEVENS & Co.,
- 800 Congress st, large lot of White and Pink
Marseilles Quilts. Also Scotch Lancaster, Bridal,
and Honey-comb Quilts for sale at the very lowest
pr ces. je2ldtf 2
EDW. III. BURGIN E CO..
,NiN ho0SiAre In receipt Of eNu.1AtAStA
California "GOlden Gate" Flour,
i At still Lower PRiecs. Hall barrel sacks. a
je21d3t No. 100 Cen usersial Street.
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rent WInas
MnS1ioa1 NAfiaA

So highly recommended by Physicians, may he
found at wholesale at the drug stores Of WV Whip
pie X Co.. III. II. Hay, W. r. Phillips & Co., L. L..
StanwOod and j. w. Perkins s. Co. janf2sNdly
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House Wanted

X Irresponsible party. A tenement in the West
part OF the city, containing i've or six rooms.
Address, P. o. Box 2i7i Je2id2w :.
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New Goods, Cheap.

JUST opened at 800 Congress st. a lot of White
y Narcotics, Linen Napkins. Doyliss, Colored
DOylies, Linen Diaper, Crash, Beachsd and Brown
Shetting, Linen SHIRT BosOms, line stock OF Linen
Table Dsmask by the yard, Ladies and Gents Hose,
Hdkfs, Parasols, Umbrellas. &c., &c. For sale
very cheap call and zee. t-r i.
Lima ]. III
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Religious NOtiC
Municipal Court.

THERE viii be a young peoples prayer meeting IN
the small Vesiry of Central Church TINS, friuay,
evening, at Il O'Clock. All are invited.
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JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING. Ell
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Devne, Richard O'Con-
nell Michael Leary and John Mclaughlin charg-
ei with breaking and entering the store OF MessIs
Head & Hodgdon, anu stealing therefrom a quantity
of cigars. City Solicitor Drummond appeared for the
State and Messrs. Howard & Cleaves for the re pom
DENIS After examination into the matter, DeVinc,
0'Conncll and Leary were held in the sum of $500
each for their appearance at the July term of the s.
j. Court, and were committed in default of sureties
Mclaughlin was discharged. 84al .aHau
Marg ret Porter, for drunkenness and disturbance,
paid $3.50 -..
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Flour, Flour, Flour!

700 Ti..fFF- 40 TsrIr - -
SOO BBLS. BERTSCHY'S BEST
900 Good Double Extra Spring H T
1000 Extra Spring. .ftt '
All flesh ground and good just eeyed sand for sale
py -----s--.--..r -s----Fs ID. KEAZEg.
Jun 81. DIV VTT n - ~ '-
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UaIe's Arnica Oiutn,eut.

For sale by all druggists, send your address and
IS cents to o. p. SEYMOUR 81 CO., Boston, Mans,
aud receive box by return mail. w. F. Phillips &
Co., agents Tor Mano. april26d1yxn
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Cloth for Men's and Boys Wear
CEILING off cheap at 300 Congress Street
Stevens Il Co.'S.
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Portland and Vicinity.


Few Advertisements To-Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Caucus-Rcpublican of Gorham. O. y
FEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Theatre De9rng Hall.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
UNPAID TaXcs-City of Portland. ,...s5 ..- 4 ..,.
Quils-Steyens & Co. '--t '' ''
Masonic Celebrntion-P. $. & l.. Railroad.
Plated Ware-Stevens q Co.
u 5. Marsha's Notice.
New Goods Cheap. ... ed.
Boots and Shocs-Eliot & McCalar. ...
ice Pitchers.
Steamer for Sale--Ross 6 Sturdivant.
Silver Plated Casters. ... -r.a a
Flour-Edw. II. Burgin & Co.
Clotb--Stevens & Co.
Guns G. a. Bailey.
PropOsals-Thrd Congregational Society,"
House Wanted.
FlOuF-D. keazer.
Something New-Bailey & Noyes.
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tany exterminae these pests, ii its use is prrseyer-
ed in. Beware OF bogus Fly Paper which some deal
ers keep because they can get it tor nearly nothing
Don't be swindled. Ask for DUTCHER'S, which Ia
sold by all live Druggists. je15d&w1m sn b
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"Buv me ana T,7I do ,,0m Goo,y, D

W Strsaisatic SALTS aud strum sutc Min.
erai W u4cfs, Just received and for sale bv
sqlit g j. W. PERKINS & CO. --i
nO2isNeOd&weO No S6 Commercial 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NERAL BATHS 1T HOME

MINERAL BATHS 1T HOME.
DYSPEPSIA CURED
81 RHEUMATIsM CURED
EkUPT1ONS on the FACE CURED
sCROFULA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
Do away with all your various and oflen perni-
ciois drugs aud quaek medicines, and use lew baths
prepared with
"STR UMATIC Salts Is"
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors OF the Mineral Well ofthe Penn'a Salt Man
iasuring Co., in Pttsburg, and are packed in air
tight boxes. One always sufficient for bath. Di-
rections are attached
i .+rt b" INTERNALLY USE
s.Strumatic Mineral Watersw
In bottles Of and half pnts. One sufficient for
a days use.
S-Sod by Druggists generally. .
Merrill Bros, No. 215 State st., Boston; Raynclis
Pratt Il Co. No log Fulton ST., New York, Wholesale
Agents. 60 no20sNeOd&w1y
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d ~ wv DINA STERS. - y y y
7 Earque Eliza White, Lock. Of and from Portland
for CientuegOs. which got ashore ON Hawks Nest
Rect night OF the 26th uit. was got Off by wreckers
who claim 80 salvage and 80 per cent Of that part
of The cargo sdischa ged to get The vessel off, The
whole loss tor salvage and ctention win amount
to $5G0 and the cargo Is to be sold to pay expenses
Cargo Insured. But little insurance on vessel ,Il1l
Sch Margaret Il Sampson, from Philadelphia for
Bath, lat Holmes Hole 15th) reports 10th inst, off
Chincoteaeue, saw br g standing to the North with
loss of bowsprt and foremast. on the lh off Abse.
CON- boarded herm brig, wateriOgged and aban-
dOned; made out the letters Q A K o ON lIer stern.
posed the Caroline Gulliver, OF Bangor.l -
big VIM Dresser, (oi Bangor, from Daren for
Portsmouth, before reported ashore on Pasque IsPd
was doated of alter diseharging deck load III
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saaitasy Condition Of Portland.
II. THOMAS A FOSTER

n
Read before the Maine Medical Association,
Wednesday, June 10, 1867,
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OEPA RTURf Il OF OCEAN STEAMERS
NJ A. Ri N Il N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


af|NslittN NstifI ThurssIny, june go.
4aos gH ~ ARRIVED. i-t rLEt
Steamer Carlotta Magune. Halifax. Ms. $50 n
Steamer New York, Chisholm, Boston for EastpOrt
and st John, NB.
Steamer City Of Richmond, Deering, Machias. (
Sch Boston. Rearse, boston. an j. = ,.n 1,. .. {
Sch Modena, Rowe Rockport Mass, -,fs...tss al
Sch Sunbeam, Halves, Cane Ann. ,,9s.Is. -.
Sch Marcus Hunter. Orr, Portsmouth.
Sch Patriot. Wardwell, Buck port. .tlf.f air.
Sen ID Oliver Dunton, Yves port. s.li a... 70
Sch Matanzas, StO lizard, Damal scotia. "a .trt,
Sch Norgiana Dodge Bluehiil Tor Boston. j..
Yacht Ella, Capt j Leonard. Portsmouth, on
cruise. ala I-s,..i +1' { a4.-t
CLEARED.
Barque Lizzie ii Jackson. Warwick. Cow Day
Littleohn d. Chase. tat--. l.'E
Sch t;eo Brooks, Henley, Savannah.
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Thompson, New York. q,
SAILED, -Barque SW Holbrook !; schs Olive Ell
zabeth. = Eaker; and others. .-ra3et4
Sid 10Th, barque Manuela. -
: Fran Branch Office Western Union Telegraph
Ar at Philadelphia 10th. sch Willie Martin, Noyes,
Portland.
CID. sch Eliza Frances. Sawyer, Portland
Ar at Cow Bay 9th inst brig Mari, White, Bry-
ant, Portland, 10th, barlue Erwin, do. =
Sid I'm Havana 18th, brig Proteous, Mahoney, for
Ar at Cardenas 18th, brig Prairie Rose, IRON New
Orleans. '- -'
Ar at Rio Janeiro Sth ult ship Ell Dorado, Sweet
sill, Montevideo land sailed 18th tor Paranaqua.,
ed to have been wrecked 1sth off Cape Sable. ii
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Portland Atbeunup,.

hEBlOIs a. WEBB, Attorneys aud
~ CouneollOrs, at the Body House, corner Of
Congress and Chestnutstrests. y jy26
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Third Congregational Society
Proposals for BNiIdifsg.

PROPOSALS will be received for building Meet
itions may be found at the Office OF L. NEWCUMB,
ARCHITECT, First National Bank Building. -i1G
/ l.s.. ~. ar5.,s. ID By Order OF Commute.
Portland, June q, 1867. div = -.
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Ice Pitchers, Ice Pitchers!
OF the best styles and quality for sale at Gyeat
" Bargains, at ~ ia 81 FFGf.E
je21dtf 500 Coua ress n.
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Aatiuual Republican.
RATES or rhpyEnrIsINa.

One square, one insertion, "; subsequent ihssr.
lions 90 cents. One square, one month, ss. Liberal
Inducements 70 quarterly, semi i.snnusL and yearly
advertisers.
BVery other day adyertlssments, 90 per cent addi.
uOnsl. Twice week advortiSemsnt'.7 70 per cont
additional -
Eight lines eonsttu,s square. Less thsa sqasrs
charged In proportion, at the above rates HfI'r ]
EDITORIAL notices, rs cents per line each insertion
Local notices, % cents per line each Insertion i
Advertisements coming under the hsaas Of Wants
For Sale, For Rent, Los, and Found, not exeeedIps
four lines, one insertion, 25 cents; three times. o.
cents. Any greater number Of ines at proportonst,
rates. #.a. HtI ID
Advertisements should be handed IN before p. m
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NOTICE,

You eau get Crates Plates, and Fire Brick for 70.
pairing all kinds and sizes of stove or Range at
B0YD'S srpNE AND HARDWARE efORB
I7a Ninth street Bring the and number " stove
The largest ard best assortment OF COOKING
STOVES AND RAHGks in the city, and at the lowest
hgures.
89- old Stoves taken In part pay for new ones,
BIBB's FIREPLACE stovBs or heating two or
more stories put up by competent workmen, and
warranted to operate.
fire-plAes Stoves or Heaters and LAtrobes re.
paired and made to operate peri. city,
ROBEHT BOYD,
(79 Ninth street, between D and B streets,
Jyl.U Next " Union League Hall.
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UsEMENTs.

The NATIONAL THEArRE--There was a
good audience at the National last evening. and
all seemed pleased with tho way the bill wa,
rendered. Considering the times and the season
Of the year, which presents many drawbscks,
this troupe Is doing well. Two nights moro and
tho curtain drops for the last time, nnd sxrrr A
GAYLoRD's minstrels will leave rs. Let these
people see for the remaining time that our citi
rens appreciate their efforts to please.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
NATIONAL HOTEL-H. 6. BENsoN

Hon. J. A. J. CresweII, J. Frank Thompson, W
Richardson, Hon. 7. J. Mccullough. John Torberts
James s Hollyday, Hon. Charles H. Phelps, syl,
yester Mowry, Md. T. D. Daerach, II n. betty
Capt. 4. Grant, Philadelphia; James Z Yates, Va
o. Allen, Syracuse, N T.; W. Richardson, Hons.
ton, Del. John Hutchinson, Chieagot W. Hampton
John Grimes, Plusburg, Pa. John Naming, Hall.
L.rmsr. II. Rich trdson, Baltimore 3. p. spaulding
Richmond W. W. Burnett, washin ston II. NJ Vail
Indianapolis, Iud. Charles J Harris and lady, W
L. Ellis aud lady, da 4 b wsstfali. L D. dimes
9, J. Hepburn. williamsport, Pa. Geo. W. stray,r,
Elmlra N Y
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EBBITT HoUsR-c. @. WILLARD.

J, kirkbridge, n. J.; stumma, VI. 3. Frnner,
city; o. Blake N. Y. J. Tafs, Mass. A. Stanton
Md. Kroell city; J Hit. III; Miss Nichols and
n waId and n ?. ssyer, Pa /: 7. Parsons and T.
Reynolds. Y; 3. maury aud G. C Bsugamaud.
TOxas; A. Z Cameron, Va Miss cameron, Texas
O Lenox, Ind. p. stacy, III J Lewis and wife,
Nd Dawson, Tenn. o. MoPbersoD, N. @. ; L.
Cambell and o. Csmbell. N. Y. J. Hamilton aud
Miss Hamilton, Nd. p Williams, 4. MARSHALL and
VIII te, Va; S. Brady, Conn 7. Miller, n. 3.
METROPOLITAN HoTEL-Porrs 4 sHELLEr.
WI Morris, Philadelphia; l. W. Pease, oswego,
N, Y; G. b, Broekway, Bloomsburg, Penn. ; II. q.
Latham, Ly nehburg, Va ;sylvester Morney, Arizona;
James D. Ferguson, Tenn hiehard D Appleton,
Me wm. Nee tudles', Hon 8. Randall, Penn. !
Mart 2, ~, NY. J. q he9rew, West
PhtIAdslrhia; Andrew Banks, baltimore; Mrs. R b.
Cowan, Colonel J 7. Mercer, Ohio; W. b. Fisk and
WIFE, N Y; II. R Merhlrpg, Psnn.j c Il. Carter, Mss
Carter, Nd c. Collins Memphis. Tenn. w. A. Jones
Balumore
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
OFFICE fIRE CoNMIssloSEEs,
RooM No. 6 wEsT wIAu, CITI HALL,

OFFICE FIRE COMMISSIONER,
RooM No. 6 WEsr wIKu, CIrI HALL, J
July 0, 1857
In pursuance Of the above, proposals will bo re-
eeivsd At this otles for ten a. dGls iIom this date
for erecting buildsg for the use Of steamer No l.
The location VI the Abo to no on sirsyt n0t'h'
near ssyspeeuth street West, lot square ISL flals
and speeineAIiOus for the ArOys building can Do
.ssu al this once between tho holrs Of AID each
day
ioHR TURTON,
IA KNIGHT,
JOINT @. CLARK,
CHAs. CAEPIELD,
JOHN W. THOMPs0N,
THOMAS BERRY,
Iyl0.lOt building Committee,