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KEEP THE HEAD COOL AND TUE
HAIR UEALTHY.-Get bottle OF Cheva-
lier's Life for the Hnir at once See how
rapidly and pleasantly it will do its work. 1t re-
stores gray hair 10 its original cofor and stops its
falling out. Recommended by Ply sicans. Sold by
all Druggists. see Chevalier,s sreaties on
the Hair, sent free by mall SARAH A. CHEV-
ALIER, M. d, No 1923 broadway, New York.
May 16-T T&S SIN Nv .-4
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FALMOUTH HoTEL.-We give in another ar
ticle an account of the festivities at the OPEN
ing of the new hotel yesterday. One or two
items not mentioned before respecting the ar
rangements and furnishing of the house, may
properly enough be taken up here. Since our
previous report the safe has been put into the
Office and the parlors have been furnished
The safe, of steel, fire and burglar proof, is
very large and handsome, and was manufac-
tured by Charles Staples & Son of this city,
finer specimen of workmanship it would be
hard to find. The gentlemen's parlor, 20 feet
by 40, is furnished in solid black walnut with
crimson enameled cloth and gilt nails. The
reception room adjoining is also furnished
with black walnut, but more deliberately fin
ished and covered with maroon broadcloth.-
The ladies' parlor, which comes next, of the
same dimensions as the gentlemen's parlor, is
upholstered in crimson plush. Every piece of
covering for the chairs and sofas in these
rooms was imported from Paris at a cost of
from eight to ten dollars yard. They are all
carpeted with velvet tapestry and curtained
with lace and damask, very rich aud heavy
with black walnut and gilt cornces.
The laundry, one of the most perfect in ev-
cry respect, was visited by many and admired
by all who saw it, particularly by the ladies
and housekeepers. The hydraulic clothes
washers were especial objects of interest
they work upon an entirely new principle
without rubbing, pounding or friction, rapidly
and effectively. They were made by the New
York Laundry Manufacturing Company who
are supplying many of the first class hotels
public institutes and private families of the
country. A full dc scription of these machines
Will be found in another column of to-day
| paner.
The coal for the hotel was furnished from
the capacious stock of Joseph II. Poor.
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Ejzz:CK 5Ia3 /
Choice Fruits and Spices !

THEIR STRICT PURITY, DELICIOUS FLAvoRs,
UNRIvALED STRENGTH AND GREAT ECONOMY,
are attracting trade from lovers of CHOICE NAV
oRs which is without parallel. = -,.--.-..,
Their Great success IS because they are the true
rich avors Of the fruits and spices Of remarkable
strength.
Ex-Gov. JAMES Y. SMITH, OF Providence, R. L..
says: MY W te pronounce them superior to any
naynr1ng extracts she has ever used"
Ex-6ov. VIM. A. BUCKINGHAM of Connecticut
SAYS For long time we have used them, and
find them very fine,"
Or. J, G: HOLLAND, Timothy Titcomh) author OF
"Katrina,' 81. ;, the we'll known author O. Spring
field, Mass, says: "They are the standard in this
vicinity" - u y - = = =
Dealers treble their sales with them ~
Sold IN Portland, Me-, by
sAML. CHADWICK, 81 Market square,
And by all dealers in choice favors 6m1awsn
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only trle and perfect Dye-H armless, Reliable
instantaneous. No disapp IMMINENT. No ridiculous
tnts. Remedies the i'll effects nj Bad DYES lnvig-
crates and leaves the hair and beautiful black o,
6roDn. Sold by ali Druggists and Perlumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory 16 Bond
street New York. jan14sNd1Y
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WEsTBRooK SEMINARY.-The anniversary
exercises OF this institution will take place in
the new church tomorrow, commencing at 10
o'clock. In the forenoon orations and essays
by the graduates; in the afternoon address by
Rev. M. r. French, and poem by Rev. Mr.
Hanaford. Music by Chandeliers Band.
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News IrEMs.-Among the passengers for
Europe Saturday, were Madame Ristori and
family, M'dlle. Tostee, Nine. LAGRANGE and
Henry j. Raymond.
Senator Yates has kept his promise of alb.
stinence from intoxicating liquors made several
weeks ago to his constituents. Senator Sauls.
bury's constituents require no such promises
from him.
1t now appears that as if the strike of the
New York bricklayers would be successful
several of the bosses" having surrendered
and given them their own terms.
The annual meeting of the New England
Rowing Association will be held at the Boat
House of the Union Boat Club, Boston, July
Sd. All boat clubs are invited to send dele
gates.
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THE students of Westbrook Seminary have
been highly favored this term with temper
ance adore sses from Gen. Dow and Messrs.
Zealand Stackpole. These true advocates of
temperance have sown much precious seed
which must yield even sixty and a hundred
fold
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A WALKING MATcH.-A couple of amateur
walkers, named Hanson and Churchill, of this
city, have entered to walk ON the 4th of July
from the hotel in Saccarappa to the Preble
House in this city. The first one is to receive
purse of 800, which is made up between
them The time of leaving Saccarappa is to
be IL o'clock P. M, and the distance is about
six miles, which one of them thinks he can &C.
complish in an hour.
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BRADFORD de RENICK.
Commission Merchants

ff. SOLICIT CONsIGNMENTs OF
Random spruce Timber, Shingles
.t4 and LathS.
Address, ~ Broadway New York.
N. B.-SP eCIAL PERSONAL ATTENTION gwen to
the NsPECTIoN Of all timber consigned to our house
Nav 25-d3mo sN
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Advice to Young Men

Essays for Young Men, on the Errors, Abuses. and
DISEASES, incident 20 Youth and Early Manhood,
by mail in sea'ed letter envelopes free Of charge
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION Box p phil
adelpha, Ia. nav 19-d& wsm AN
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMER.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday. june go.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Brig & j Wright, tBr) Wright. Matanzas sth.
Brig Julia L Arey, Babbage, Bucksville, sc, fol
Freeport
Sch Romeo, HUT, Newburyport.
Sch Castle Rock, M uggins, Bath.
Sch JAS Pool, PInkham Boothbay.
Sch Ar-Zczona, Stoyel, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Steamer DiIlgo, johnson, New York : Henry
Fox.
Brig Gipsey Green, Prince, Matanzas-Churcbill.
Browns & Manson.
Brig Isaac Carver, Shute, Baltimore-J Wins
low q Co.
Brig Frank E Allen, Norton, Machias-J Wins
low & Co.
Sch Margie, McFadden, Eastport.
SAILED-Brig Helen o Phinney. Barque Ger
trude sailed Saturday evening. -r
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UNION HOTEL

SARATOGA
ER POPULAR PuICES.
IiIxlIHSUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
!,E9T,8 FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN
EE@3.H$4 so per day, $28 per week, 500 for Four
weeks. Omnibus and Baggage Master to
receive Checks at Station.
WoPEN FROM JUNE LIST, TO OCTOBER list.
Address, LELAND BROTHERS.
Or SIS S. LELAND & CO.,
mayl5-W&S swsN Metropolitan Hotel.
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BOwdoin college.

THE Annual Meeting of the Board of Overseers o
Bow oin College will be held at their Room il
the College Chapel. on Tuesday the seventh day O
July next, at three O'Clock in the afternoon.
A. g. ROBBINS, Secretary.
Brunswick, June 9th, 1868. je11dtdsN
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LENT's NEW YORK CIRCUS will celebrate the
Fourth of July in this city by three grand per-
formances, at each of which the entire force of
equestrians and athletics will pat in an appear
ance. The circus will doubtless draw many
people into the city from the surrounding
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BOOTHBAY. June t9-Sld. schs Annie Freeman
Reed, and + X Dresser Reed. Bay st Lawrence.
June z0-Ar, sch Hyena. I'm b 9TH tor Calais.
June 2t-Ar, sch Josephine Swanton, McKown
Western Banks, with 500 qtls fish.
Sid, schs Fred Webb. Porter; Kate McClintock,
Spoford; h Rowe Love; Diannah, Orne; Gen
Grant, berry, and Mountain Billow, Wylie, for Bay
st Lawrence. F. III. .'- :
june 26-Sd. schs Willie G, Thompson; Hum
bollt Dunton, and Eldorado, Brewer, for Bay st
Lawrence. ka. ~
Al. bries Rio Grande. Bennett, Portland Wal
than, Lewis, Boston; schs rO0kolita, Stewart, and
p Il Maddox, wyl e, Portland. Ha
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"OuT OF SOKTS %

WINE BITTERS, the most medicinal in the mar
kat. Established in 1898 mar12eod&w6m
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Croquets, Croquets.

The best quality OF Croquet for $3.50; former price
$500. Warranted good article. For sale by
nrr CHAS. DAY, JR., q CO.,
june17d3wsn A Exchange Street.
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DIED.

In SANFORD. June %, Mrs Mercy. wife OF Josenb
Perkins, aged IS years. ~
In Water,ile, June 49, Mrs FINN. r wifi of
G. w. Shaw. aged rs years.
In WateTvil,e, June 26, suddenly, Mr.. Geo Ray
aged 81 ears months. ~ -
In Washington June o. Mr.. William Hodges. aoed
9S months
Drowned, in East River \. Y, June a. Freddie
son OF thas. G. Cannon. formerly OF Portland aged
Ii years.
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The only relisb BILE remedy for those brown dscolor-
atoms on the face is Perrys Moth and FTeckLe To-
ton" Prepared only by DIR. b. G. Perry 49 Bond
St., New York. Sold everywhere. mar2id& w6msN
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MPOR1S.

MATANZAS. Brig j & q Wright -16'6 boxes
sugar. to order 90 hhds molasses, Churchill q Co.
CARDENAS Brig Alyah-31L hhds 8 ties moas-
ses, to Lynch, BarRer & Co.
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CoBuRN HALL.-The opening of Coburn
Hall, at Skowhegan, will take place tomorrow
July list. We acknowledge the receipt of a
complimentary ticket, and regret our inability
to attend. We doubt not all will have pleas
ant time at the opening re S..
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State News.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.


The Lewiston journal says the down train
on the AndroscOggin Railroad, Saturday, ran
into a carriage en- crossing in Livermore,
smashing the hind wheels and back part of the
vehicle and throwing out its occupants, two
ladies. Nobody was hurt but a number were
awfully scared.
KENNEBEC COUNTY
On Saturday afternoon as Mr. James l..
Maxwell OF w aterville was riding from the
Cemetery to the village he was seen to throw
up his hands and fail bo adlong When help
arrived he was insensible, and remained in
that condition about two hours His face and
head were badly bruised by the fall and by the
wagon passing over him. Mr.. Maxwell had
been digging grave and preparing TOR bur-
lal. Monday morning he was comfortable,
though still weak and unable to recall the
events of Saturday.
Daniel Pike of Augusta, Cashier of Free
mans National Bank, died Sundaynght. He
was and has been for a quarter of a century
Treasurer of Kennebec county.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
We learn from the Bangor Wing that the
body of Mrs. j. w. Cook was found on Satur-
day last in sitting posture against tree in
the middle of the bog near Hardy's station,
on the b. o. q M. railroad. As She ws S out
during the whole OF the northeast storm of
last week, and was feeble in health, she prob
ably persisted from exposure and hunger as
early as the first or middle of last week
The Wing gives the following as the state of
the Bangor produce market: Loose hay sells
at from $14 90 to Is per ton for the best quail
ity inferior at from 10 90 td14 90, pressed do,
Is 90 TO IS 90; straw 90 to 10 90; pressed do
II 90 to IL 90; oats, so to IS cents; yellow eyed
beans, 6 90; extra pea beans, 6 25; potatoes, 70
| to 80 cents; butter, from 25 to 26 aud q cents
| according to quality: eggs % cents
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BOWdoin College

THE annual meeting of the Board OF Trustees of
Il Bowdoin College will be held in the College L.
orary Room, on Monday the sixth day OF July next,
at q O'clock in the afternoon.
FRANKLIN M. DREW, Secretary.
brunswick. June 9Th. 1865. juue11dtdsN
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COMMENCEMENT WEEK AT BowDoN Coll
LEGE begins next Sunday. The following Or
der of exercises is announced:
snnday-Baccalaureate by President Harris, at 4
o'cl ,ck P. Nj. - a ID
Monday-Prize Defamation by the Junior Glass,
at T. o'clock P. NJ.
Tuesday-The Literary Societies will hold their an
At3P. N. a Discourse commemorative of the late
Prof Smyth will be delivered by Prot. "a. s. Pack
Immediately after these exercises the regular meet
ing of the Alumni will be held, TO be concluded by
the ceremony Of laying the first foundation stone OF
In the ey ming Conce will be given bv tina Men,
delssohn Quintete Club, assisted by Mrs. F. e. Cary
of Boston.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Day.
Thursday-The Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity will
hold their Annual Meeting O'clock A M.
Annual Meeting OF the Maine Historical Society al
their Library at O'Clock A. NJ. --'.
Address before the Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity by
Rev: Charles Beecher, at II A. M; Subject-Gov
Andrew.
Exercises of Glass Day. -a
Friday-Examination of candidates for admission
to the several classes, at A. M.
has been made for Commencement week:
From Portland, $50 A. M, A. M, P. M, s.15
To Portland, 7.is A. NJ, 70 M, 1880 P. NJ, 42O p
From Augusta, 5.45 A. M, 9 A. NJ, Ii A. NJ, 1ao
To Augusta, $40 A. NJ, s.25 A. M, $50 P. NJ, 50
Pm.
From Lewiston, $50 A. M, $50 A. M, APO P. M.
I To Lewiston, $50 P. M, 8 So P. M. -
From Bath, GAO A. M, 74O A. M, 70 25 P. M, As
P. NJ, $50 P. M, 9P. M.
10 Bath, 7.15 A. NJ, 10 a. M, 1880 P. NJ, 230 P.
M, $40 p. ", 9.35 P. NJ.
On Tuesday, one iare for the round trip from Au-
gnsia, Lewiston, Bath, and intermediate stations.
The 80 P. M. train to Augusta, Lewiston and Bath
will be delayed until the clos of the Concert. On
Wednesday and Thursday the APO P. M train will
be delayed until o'clock.
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| PRIZE ESSAYs.-The wire-pulling and gener
al political debauchery for which preliminary
political meetings. as usually conducted, give
ample opportunity, have begun 10 be fully re-
allied by the people, and some means of bring
ing about reform has been eagerly sought.
Accordingly, some time since, the Philadel-
phia Loyal League offered four prizes for the
best essays on the legal organization of the
people at the primary elections. The award
has recently been made and is as follows:
FIRST prize of five hundred dollars, to M. E.
Banker of West Chester, Pa; second prize, of
three hundred dollars, to Charles G.. Came,
Journal Office, Boston, Mass; third prize, of
two hundred dollars, to Charles Goepp of
New York; fourth prize, of one hundred dol
lars, to Russell Errett of Pittsburg.
T1ese writers, it is said, agree upon certain
essential features of a plan of reform which
Is pelieved sufficient to accomplish the ends
ID View-and to correct what has been often
complained of-the schemes which tend to
advance partisan interests to the prejudice of
those of the people.
. COLLEGE STUDENTS exhibit strange liking
for the music of fish-horns The circus which
has just made the tour of the State received
classical salute as it entered Brunswick and
Wa.erville. At the latter place the clown
took occasion to say that he had often wonder
ed at the musical skill displayed by GENTLE
men whom he had seen peddling CLANS, lob
sters and fresh mackerel in different cities.
But be had now found out that they were at
college down here in Maine!
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"Bmy Me, and II do you Good ,,-DR.
LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BITTERS in ey-
cry instance prove this motto true. They do good
to every one who use; them for ia ndice Headache
Costiveness, Liver Complaints, Humors, 'mpIr or
Bad Blood General and all Bilious Diseases.
-lt GEO. C. GOODWIN q CO.,
marlSdUySsn Boston, and all Druggists.
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SPEAKING of hotels, we saw yesterday bill
against Mr.. Joseph Stanwood and others of
Newburyport for expenses at the Wolfe tavern
in that town on the 18th September, 1865, a
little over hundred years ago, sat the Create
Uneasyness and Tumult on Occasion of the
Stamp Act" The bill begins with ten "double
'bowles" of punch, followed by egg toddy and
punch ad Hbituna, hot suppers, more punch and
toddy. six pintes and IL of Spirits los. per
Point" to settle the punch, and coffee break
fast to settle the spirits. The whole bill
amounts to $50 rs. Sd. in currency, or 81 19s.
71-2d. in lawful money, the depreciation then
being somewhat greater than now. There
were 66 bowls of punch, not counting the flip,
egg nogg and toddy. 1t may be of interest to
some of our readers to know that hundred
years ago u snip toddy" cost in Newburyport
three shillings in currency. The company
could not have been very large considering
the size of the place at the time, and each of
the veterans present must have carried home
two quarts of punch under the flaps of his
long waistcoat. E.s
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BATES COLLEGE commemorative ex-

BATES COLLEGE CoMMENcEMENr.-The ex-
ercises for the approaching Commencement
of Bates College are announced as follows:
Examination Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, July 9, 10 and II.
Prize defamation by students of Nichols
Latin School-Friday evening, July 10.
Baccaaureate Sermon-Sunday afternoon,
July IL. 4
Sermon before Christian Union and Phillips
Missionary Union, by Rev. c. f. Penney of
Augusta, Sunday evening, July IL.
Prize declarations, Junior and Sophomore
classes, Monday evening, July 10.
Annual meeting of President and Trustees
OF College Tuesday morning, July IA, at 8
o'clock. Meeting to organize Trustees of Sem
mary and Latin School Tuesday morning at
9 O'Clock. 5'te
Anniversary of the Seminary and Latin
Sohool-Tuesday morning at IL O'clock.
Concert by Mendelssohn Quintette Club, as
sisted oy Miss Addie Ryan of Boston-Tues-
day evening. vre -tar. o. s-s...
Wednesday, July Is.
Grafton before united Literary Societies
Wednesday evening. -! uf Nsa
Meeting of alumni of Seminary-College
Class Day-Thursday, July 16.
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THAT VERY POP.

ular and deservedly
merited LoRBERRY COAL, now being PLACID into the
subscribers EXTENSIVE STORE House connected
with 266 Coml) from whence the rapid exit OF this
truly sEAsoNABLE FUEL is anticipated and provided
for b. the proprietor
Jos. POOR.
Also ON the way, an elegant article of W. A.,
perhaps little harder than the above, but neverthe
less just THE MATERIAL for the season-of which
the community constantly consuming-conss-
quently much in need. - e - june16dtfsn
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FROM MERcIIANrs EyouANcE.


Ar at Philadelphia 9th, schs Mciiee E G VII
lard, Nellie Chase, LevaDt, and M M Freeman, from
Portland.
Cid al New York 10Th, sch W Richards. Portland.
Cid at Matinzas 18th, baique Cairo, Boston; sch
Mary d Haskell, -.
Ar 2st. brig Caroline Kelley. Portland.
d2isf, sch Lena Hume, for New York.
Ar at Cardenas 18Th, brig William Robertson, from
Boston.
Sid 18th. brig Proteous, McAlevy for port North
of Hatteras. --.. -
Cid Goth, brig Albert. for New York; sch Addie
Ryerson, for North of Hatteras.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- SCIENCEVS. IGNORANCE AND HOT
TENTOTS Intelligent agents under pay from DIR.
Railway sent to the following counties to engage
the most competen natives TO gather and select The
vegetable substances used in DIR. RAILWAYS
SARSAPAbILLIAN RESULVENT. To wit:
- B azil, S. A.
s---'--a- ~ --- Jamaica, w. L.
British India,
parcio orI
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The Gazele will make no trips to-day, hav-
ing been chartered by the G. A. RS
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DISASTERS.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Schs Delaware, and Albert Jameson, from NYork
tor r )ckand, vii corn, while in tow OF a steam-tug
the South point OF North Brothers Damage
not ascertained No pilot on either vessel.
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MORRIS BROTHERS MINsTRELs-Thisc com
pany, composed of twenty-five first rate per-
formers, gave their first entertainment at City
Hall last evening, which was largely and fash
ionably filed. The enter tanment was COM
plete success, and every portion of it met with
the most generous applause. The music, both
vocal and instrumental, was of the first order,
and the jokes and buresques were original.
The company have left their Opera House,
Boston, for brief summer tour, intending to
return to that city abont the LIST of August.
We were pleased to witness such large at
tendance, for Portland people owe a debt of
gratitude to Morris Brothers. At the time of
the great fire they were performing in our city
and got burned out at the In ernatonal Hotel,
losing their baggage after it had been removed
to the City Hall. They then went to Bangor
and gave an entertainment in that city for the
benefit of the Portland sufferers by the fire,
renting to Mayor Stevens the proceeds.
Their last entertainment will be given at City
Hall this evening, and we hope to see crowd
ed house. Tomorrow evening they will de-
light the people of Lewiston with their music,
sc. lrr.-f ~
AT the entertainment last evening Billy Nor
ris sang with great effect his celebrated Mock
ing Bird song. Little Barney, the champion
jig dancer, was encored five. times. In fact
every thing on the programme was so artisti-
cally performed that the audience wanted them
all repeated. 1t was decidedly the best enter
tainment of the kind we kave had in this city
Do not fail to be present tonight as it is the
last opportunity.
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MARRIED.

In TINS city; june 2s, by Rev. A. W. Pottle, John
A; Lane, of Freeport, and Miss Jennie ID. West of
Alma. ~ oee - "''' "
In this city, June 20, by Rev. Father Derose Alex
anderson and Mary Cooling. both of Portland
In this city. June q. by Rev. John II Havslett
Edward Furblow and Taura p. Rose e. Also 9ftI
Corbin h. Smith and Nettie F, Palmer all of Port
land. wv
In Windham, June 81 by j. G. Cobb. Esq.,, j. Cobb
and Miss Sarah E. Wescotu
In Auburn, June IS, Elvin W. Locke of Poland
and Arvesta Pun ngtcn, oil Auburn.
In Auburn. June %, Elbridge q. Gossom of Po-
iand, and Rhoda Burns OF New Gloucester.
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The sale of alabaster and marble statuettes,
vases, &C., and of silver plated ware, will COM
mence at o'clock this afternoon, at the rooms
of e. M. Patten & Co., Exchange street. There
was large concourse of ladies present yester-
day viewing and admiring the articles.
HARPERs BAzAR-The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hall. This journal of
Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is a
welcome visitor to the parlor circle. 4s,..