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MR.. BROWNS REPLY.

PORTLAND, July 7, 1868.
Gentlemcn,-I have hal the honor to receive your
invita- len to dinner to be given at the ''Falmouth
Hotel"
The appreciation of ones fellow citizens is at all
times gratifying, and at this time it is particularly
50, after having at great expense and with great
anxiety succeeded in completing the work which
you so fatteringly approve. accept with pleasure
your kind invitation, and will attend at any time
that will best suit your convenience
am truly yours, j. B. Brown.
Vim. lIouIton, John Neal, Hon. s.. E.. Spring,
W. W. Woodbury., Hon. Jacob Mcclellan and
Others,
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DELEGATES AT LARGE.-At meeting of tho
Ward delegates to the State Convention, held
yesterday afternoon, the following gentlemen
were chosen delegates at large IF G. Messer.
l. Washburn, Jr., VIM. Willis.
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GEN. CoNNoR, of KendalPs Mills who No
invited to preside over the "Conservat;vo CT
diers and Sailors Convention" at Aupust.
VIII be present and preside over the Radica,
Soldiers and Sailors Convention at Deerina
Hall to-day.
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THE PR ESS.
Wednesday Morning. July 8. 1883.


The annual meeting of the Editors and Publish
fishers OF Maine will be held at Bath on Wednesday
and Thursday, 5th and 9th Of august next. The
business meeting will begin at 10 o'clock Wednesday
morning. The arrangements contemplate socis
reception at the Sag ,dahoc House. Further partic-
ulars will be given hereafter.
H. w. RICHARDSON,
Ccrrssponding Secretary.
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NOMINATIONS CONFERENCE.-THE appoiut-
ments of Leander Valentine as Appraiser and
j. Barbour as Assistant Appraiser of Mer-
candse a. this Port were confirmed by the
Senate Monday without the usual reference
to a committee
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See Bunch OF Cranes

On Standard in another column OF SPEER'S
STANDARD WINE BlTfERS. 1t is highly re-
commended by physicians for dyspeptics on account
of IT'S tonic properties its purity and its delicious
flavor. june 6-snd&w3m
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Portland and Vicinity.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN

Deerng Hall-Theatre
sew ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
Quarterly Statemer Cumberland National Bank.
Quarterly Statement Ca CO National Bank.
Quarterly Statement Fl st National Bank
Agents Wanied-R. H Curran.
Annual Meeting Gas Light Go.
R'om to Lett. s. Cushman.
Special Not ce-Harri. Atwood & Co.
Maine Pharmaccut al Association.
Hair Di esser-John P. Smith.
Situation Wanted.
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SOLDIERS CoNvENTIoN.-All soldiers and
sailors are invited to assemble at P. x. de-
pot at 10 o'clock, to act as escort for Eastern
comrades
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-08

IHE Directoas of Ocean Insurance Co. have
declared semi-annual dividend of four per
cent, free of Government tax. pavable imme.
diately
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IMPROVEMENTS ABOUT TowN.-It seems to
us as we walk about town, that this is IN unu-
sually busy season for building and improve
ments in our city. The work on our spl endid
government buildings,-the Post Office and
Custom House-is progressing rapidly, and
they are now so far advanced as to give us
some idea of what they are to be when COM
pleted. The Fluent and Ray blocks on Ex-
change street are in good state of forward
ness, and so is also the work on the hotel at
the corner of Plum and Middle streets, and
the Kilborn building IN Free street.
Within another month the block at the cor
ner of Congress and Temple streets will be
making some show, and when completed will
be one of the most ornamental structures in
the city. 1t will be built of brick and free
stone; in style of architecture, Venetian, hav-
ing long windows. lancet headed, with quartre
foil ab,ve in cut stone. The first floor will be
divided into eight stores, high postsd, well
lighted and commodious in every way. The
corner of the second and third stories-facing
on Congress and Temple streets-will be ar
ranged for offices, and these will be connected
with Congress street by broad staircase
The minor upper stories in the lower part of
the block, which is owned by Mr.. Stevens,
will be fitted up as a dwelling for afAmily. In
the centre will be placed the nall, which will
be IS feet long by 43 wide with orchestral gal
lery, and will be capable of seating five or six
hundred persons. Four ante-rooms, two in
the second and two in the third story will af.
ford ample accommodation for parties, as Ia =
dies aud gentlemen's dressing rooms. The
hall IS to be very appropriately designated as
Congress Hall.
Up town, on the Western Promenade, Lieut..
f. G. Patterson has just completed dwelling
house for his own use, something of the Ital-
ian villa style of architecture, which is first
class in all its arrangements and has all the
conveniences possible.
On Fremont lane Mr.. J. Ordway is building
very neat two story dwelling house. IL is to
have French roof, bay windows and all the
| modern improvements.
On BrAckett street Messrs Geo. R. Davis &
Co. are remodelling the old Waldron house
and making it modern in every arrangement
There is considerable land in this lot, and
when the house is finished it will be valuable
property.
Mr.. j. Kinsman has commenced TO build an
Italian villa on Emery, near Spring street. 1t
is to be two stories high, and very neat in its
architecture. -.--------'-. r..
James Quinn is building two story wooden
dwelling of good dimensions, on the corner Of
Cumberland and Montgomery streets.
On Cumberland, near Locust street, Mr.
Chas P. Knapp has commenced the erection
of fine dwelling house, to be first class in all
its appointments. .. - .
These improvements with the work on nu.
merous other dwellings, besides that on the
churches. give our city lively appearance
this summer.
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"EsTBRooK.-The following are the dele
gates to the State Convention: David Tory,
Aaron Quinby, Charles II. Bracket, Charles
E. Body, Elisha Newcomb, Joseph Chenery.
j. N. Read, Cyrus Abbot, William Gowen
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The steamer Charles Houghton will make
an extra trip to Waldoboro on Thursday, the
9th inst, leaving Atlantic wharf at o'clock
A. NJ, returning Friday, and make her regular
trip on Saturday to Waldoboro.
FROM the Knox and Lincoln Patriot. Rock
land, Me-, June 10, 6S:
Miss Sawyer's Salve, which has been SO long
and favorably known in this city, is fast gain
ing an enviable reputation throughout the
country. Through the enterprise OF Mr. L. Nj.
Robbins, druggist, of this city, it is now being
made and sent in large quantities to all the
principal cities and towns in the United States;
and as soon as it is once introduced, We hope
10 see the proprietor reap rich reward Tor his
efforts in sending out an article so much need
ed. Further particulars can be had by reading
he interesting advertisement OF the salve in
another column
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Moth Patches, Freenles and Tan.

The only relis BILE remedy for those brown discoor
atoms on the face is Perrys Moth and Frec6Ie ID
tion' Prepared only by DIR. b. G.. Perry 40 Bond
ST., New Yo"S. Sold everywhere. mar2id&w6 msN
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Notice..

w 11EhEAS, my wife, Sarah j. Horton, having
or prove tton, hereby forbid ali persons trusting
her on my accouuIas shall pay no bills OF her con-
July 3, 1863 John HORTON.
w3w2S* Gorbam
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UNION HOTEL.

SARATOGA. =
Ss POPULAR PogCES.
t&IESUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOR
!.ElT:H FAMILIES AND GEN rLENFN
lAS4 so per day, $2s per week, 500 for Four
weeks. Omnibus and Baggage Master to
receive Checks at Station
9Y-OPEN FROM JUNE LIST, TO OCTOBER LIST.
Address, LELAND BROTHERS,
.. Or S. LELAND & CO., b
mayl5- WIS SwsN Metropolitan Hotel.
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Don't Use Anything Else!

gR Dodds Nervne contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by all Druggists
Price One hollar per bottle
H. b. STORER & Co., Proprietors,
No. as Fulton Street. New York
W. r. Phillips & Co Wholesale gents Tor Maine.
October i5 1851 W&Sly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Republican Meetinp.

The Union Republicans OF the Town OF Gorham,
and all others who are IN tavor Of the election OF
Grant anu oliax are requested to meet ar the Town
Hall. 1T Gorham village, on WEDN ESDAY EVEN
ING, July Ssh at halt pas o'clock for the pur-
pose of forming GRANT CLUB.
Per Order Of Town Committee.
Gorham, July 3, 1868 iv4dtd
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fEhFErrs.-Very good Autograph pre-
s:n o' M Warren, the excellent come
yesterday.
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"OUT OF SORTS."

Take DIR. S. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTERS,-the most medicinal in the mar
ket. Established in 1898. mar12eodISw6ms
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A REPUBLICAN EXCHANGE very forcibly
suggests that il there is such thing as an i'm
peachable offence the President was guilty of
it in prostituting the pardoning power to serve
his ambition for denomination. No one denies
that the amnesty proclamation was inspired
by a desire to make favorable impression on
the New York convention, and not by patri-
otto impulse to accomplish a wise measure Of
public policy. The wholesale pardoning Of
counterfeiters and swindlers is bad enough,
but this last proclamation OF amnesty brings
more disgrace upon the President than all his
vetoes and circle speechs combined. In fact it
leaves only one more degraded politician in the
country and that is Salmon P. Chase.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-08

Mothers! we also commend the NERVINE for use
In the diseases which athiet,chilIren while Teethinc
as certain to affcru quick and grateful relief Tie
Ingredient, are dangerous to lie impair the tune
lions of he stomach and bowels and actually
impede the healthy growth OF offspring. To
cure WIND Cole. regulate the bowels sot fen the
gums, and relieve pain, the NERVINE will always
he torp sal nd OF
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PROPOSALS.
For Dredging in Portland Harbor Main

III fOrtluuu MufDoF WI hnes
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until 8
O'Clock p. NJ, Monday the Goth instant for dredg
ing 200 cubic yards, more or less, the mldle
ground" so TO obtain depth OF twenty ieet
mean low wat r.
The work must be commence rs soon practical
bic after the approval OF the contract, and be com
pleted not later than the 30 OF No ember next.
The material excavated (wh CHI borngs indicate to be
sott mud is to be deposited In loo les not eed
ing thee 81 miles in d. lance from the work, to b,
designated by the Engineer in charge.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard Of ex
cavai N, measured an the scoacs, including alsr
tn removal OF the ma eria to The localities designat
ell.
PAYMENTS will be made monthly; 20 per cen. to
be reserved thsrerom, unit the whole work is salts
f,ctoriy completed; and be forfeited in the event
of the niulhment OF the contract in the time and
manner required
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids which, in his opinion, favorable 10 the
government the bid OF person VIII D, tn, re is
reason to believe, will not faithfully aud promptly
PEI foim the contract
Per.ODs desiring To make proposals, requested
to call on the undersg ed, at his office in Morton
Ri ok on Congress ST.. for forms OF same, and iOI
more definite informal on il desired: and on tran
hitting their bids, will endorse thereon Proposals
for Dredging in Portland Harbor."
U. S. ENGISEER OFFIcE,( GEO. THoM,
Portland, Me, July g. 1868. Bvt. Brig Gen1 U. S. A.
jy7d5t
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business items

TOR sl.25 you can buy an Army Blouse or
pair OF duck Overalls at Lewis & Nash's, 179
Hore street. july7eodtf
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On this occasion Of your having just supplied
long-flt want this city by the erection ani es abb
lishment of spacious ani elegant el,wthout the
help or cooperation OF others, We your fellow-citi-
zens are desr expressing sense Of the val
Of the example OF in lustry, enterprise aud lber-
aity. which your whole career has set before u.s. and
OF manites.ng apprec alton OF all YOU have done
for TIE City of Portland.
We request tn, no of your company at pub
lie dinner to be given at the Falmouth Hotel at such
time may suit your convenience.
IA i'll, mt
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In aggravated Diseases % the Skin, Sores. Ulcers
Fever sores, salt theum, SvphiIoid, Secondary or
Primary, this remedy cures perm amen ", and has
Barry of Paris aud the same treatment ia this coun
try aile or the theory of cure. DR.. i<adway's
many otner diseases not proper to mention in pub
nc advertisements. But so powerful is this remedy,
that phys ians, who formerly had tail in Sarsl-
paiilla, deeply Interested in It's wonderful effects
as prepared by DIR Railway in the sarsapariiiian
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Complimentary Dinner to Hon. }. b
THE INVITATION.

TUX LAM. ouiN q, Aooc'
Hon. John B. Broaon,
Dear Sir,-Whle attention is often called to
the valuable services of statesmen and thos. i'll pub
lie Office we are apt to overlook the dignity and
worth of life devoted to the advancement of the
general interest by the abors and cares OF busines
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Letter from Machias.

MACHIAs, July 4th, 1868
To the Editor Of the Press:
Business in this village has been very active
for a few months past. Twenty.one saws are
in constant operation, cutting out about 40
100000 feet of lumber year. Messrs S. w
Pope Co., are carrying ON an extensive bust
ness at this village, East Machias, Whitney
vile and Columbia. They have several lum-
fifteen or twenty vessels constantly employed
In carrying their lumber. Mr.. w. H. Hem
mingway has large steam saw mill running
night and day. Messrs. E. Longfellow & Son
and Holloway & Bros are also doing an extern
sive business.
sHIPBUILDING.
A schooner of about $50 tons was launched
from the yard of Mr., j. L. Nash on the End
instant. Messrs. E. Longfellow & Son are
building schooner of about the same size
Messrs Stevens & Leighton of Cherryfield
launched brig on the Goth ult, of 400 tons
and Messrs. Ramsdell & Kimball in Harring-
ton one of $40 tons.
STEAMBOATS, &c.
The steamer Lewiston which runs between
PorilInd and Machas is found to be great
convenience to the business men along shore.
Notwithstanding the constant foggy weather
this season no accident of any Importance has
occurred, which is owing very much to the fact
that Captain Deering and the pilots associa-
ted with him, understand every inch of the
way and run very cautiously in thick weather.
Those who have never made the trip from
Portland to Machias can have no conception
of the beauty of the scenery and the invigorat-
ing breezes all along the route, especially in
the vicinity of Mount Desert. The summer
travel in this direction will undoubtedly be
more general this season than ever before.
while business men will very generally avail
themselves of the ample accommodation fur
nshed by the Lewiston for carrying freight.
A heavy thunder shower passed over this
village on Friday morning, the lightning strik-
ing the house ola Mr. Deering, breaking the
crockery and doing other damage, but fortu-
nately no lives were destroyed. C.
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The SUPREME COURT The Washington
correspondent of the Worcester Spy says that
another item in the little game now being
played is the assurance given the South of a
decision adverse to the constitutionality of the
reconstr uction laws from the Supreme Court,
which decision Mr.. johnson pledges him
self to put into effect if he shall receive the nom
ination, in spite of the Congressional declara-
tion that such decision is political and there
fore not within the power of the court to
make. Chief Justice Chase, and associate JUS
tices Cl ford, Nelson, Grier, Field and Davis,
are expected to unite in such an opinion
Swayne and Miller are now the only men
left on the bench loyal to the nation, in this
phase ofits struggle
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Business Stand for Sale.

THE business, stock and fixtures of Provision
i and Countrs Produce Store, with good run
CUSTOM located of the best business streets in
Portland Only few hundred dollars required.
Apply at once to
A. j. cox & CO., General Business CTS.
jy7d1ws 35lt Congress st Portland, Me-
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TO Let--a Business Room,

knNELf situated, near Congress Square, and con
Rent $3.50 per year.
Apply at Paris st. JS. CUSHMAN.
july S-dtf
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medical gentleman inquiries ''if the Resolvent is
from the system hat threaten dissclutio - &C.
The Rcaovating ResolVent, when prepared
under the Old process, cured many persons in this
CITY and elsewhere, who from self abuse, had lmost
placed themselves beyond the reach OF cure but who
were cure aud since mlrried, and I'VE children
ms Is COOL evidence OF its powerful curative and
fruitful efficacy. [E
AS Bio Purifier, it is superior to all Sarsapa-
ril as-these deeoctions are IN re washes compared
to the wertul, simu atng, str tightening, and life
invigoratin5 eff cts OF the true SarSapariilian
tkesotvent. So quic is this remedy in pa sing in
to t. circulation, that it may be detec, ed in the
Blood and Urine in ten minutes after il Is taken.
In ordinary Pimples. Blotches, Worms or Insects
in the Skn SLACK Spots, Sores, Eruplions, &c
few doses ssuicient to make the skin Clear smooth
and healthy.
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uhANT AND CoLFAx portraits, published by
the National Art Association. Solicitors and
collectors wanted. Notice R. H. Curran's adj
vertisement
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"Onward, right onward,
Into the Val ey OF Death,
P,In A. - Inn IrAl ~

But larger, by hundreds multiplied into mil
lions, than the doomed band who rode to swift
destruction in Tennyson's poem, is the great
cavalcade of unhappy men who are rushing to
untimely graves, followed by the gaunt spectre
Dyspepsia. This is all wrong. and shonld
cease. Plantation Bitters, the great Stomachic
Pain Killer, cures Dyspepsia, Heartburn,
Headache, Vertigo Dizziness, and all symp-
toms of kindred character, as if by magic. For
Languor, Lassitude, Great Weakness and
Mental Depression, they have a most wonder
full effect.
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to Cologne, and at half the
price. june27 eod&w2w
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April %. lat 10 S. lon 10 E, ship David Brown FIN
Calcutta for Boston.
June 2, lat 80, lon 81, ship Alexander, from Genoa
for New York.
June G. lat as, Ion 20, ship Energy, from Liverpool
for New York.
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1t is acknowledged to b. a superior a safer and
more rapid cure tuan Buchu. Juniper, Cubebs Tur-
pentne, Copania, &c, for aldiseases of the rinary
Bladder, or Uterine organs. AMI the only sure cure
,or liberation and degeneration of the Kidneys
Or Railway has for several years gwen speci
ton u diseases OF The organs. and his treatise
Kidneys, Bladder and the Urine in .'False and
i ue'' is the most thorough and explicit of any pub
lished.
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ajT-h Steamer CHARLES HOUGHTON
~sFsfszss41~-- will make an Extra Tripto wadoboIo
on Thursday the 9th inst. leaving Atlantic
WhaTl at O'clock M. return ng Frida and make
her regular trip ON SATURDAY. to Waldoboro
HARRIS, ATWOOD & CO.
July S-d1t
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Passed Gibraltar 9Th ult brig Gilmore Meredith
Ayres. from Beyrout tor New York.
In Algeciras Roads 18th, barque Union Nicholson,
bound West, wig wind.
Ar at Callao May 81 ship Uncle Joe, Sewall. from
Chinchas land sailed June tor Manifest; Kate Dav-
export OTIS Acapulco, land sailed June 4th tor
Chinchas) ---e.s.r
SID eta uit ship Anna Blanchard, Antwerp.
In port 18th ult, ships BethIah Thayer. Stewart
for =, ready; Transit, Whitremore FIN Chinchas
4th and others
Ar at A<r:nwall oath ult, brig Eugene A Reed,
Tucker. New York; 9th baroue Commerce, Mahen,
Norfolk; brig Crimea, Warehouse, Now York.
A Ar cibo 21st d t, brig Fannie Butler Bartlett.
for Baltimore.
Sid TN uuantenamo 18th ult. barque Palo Alto,
WILEY, Falmouth, f.
New York.
S d I'M Cienfuegos 23d, sch David Faust Lort for
Boston, 25th, brig Naiad, Richardson, New York,
10Th, sch Benz Reed, Reed do; Z7th brig Aquidneck
Blgley, do sch Kolo Jasper, do.
Ar at Havana 27th ult, barque Sarah Staples,
STABLES, Newport
Cid 10Th ult barque Mary G Reed. Welt Havre.
Sid 2Sth ult. brig ella Maria, Berry, New York I;
10Th, barque Enrique, Orcutt, Boston.
Ar al Cardenas 26th ult, brigs Miller, Leigh
ton. New York; Emma Hall, blanchard, Port
land
Sid 26th briggs Clara NJ Goodrich, Look tor North
of Hatteras; 27th j W Drisko, Eaton, and Rover,
Croker, do.
Ar at Matanzas 26th ut brig Mary Mariner.
Mariner, Machlas; sch Grace Webster Randall I'm
Portland; 9th, barque Carlton, RYDER. New YorS;
18th. brig Oak Point Vicar, Port and goth, barque
Eliza White Mahoney, New York.
Sid 25th, brig Charen Nichols, Portland; 26th.
Prentiss HOODS Snow Sagua; 27th sch Maggie BELL,
Hall, Philadelphia; 2Sth barqne Allen, Tarr,
Boston, briggs Forest state. Shute New York; w
Norwood. Washburn, New orleans; barque Esther.
Ar at Chatham. NIB, Sd inst. barque A NJ Lovett,
Lovett, Portland
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(Per CITY of Baltimore, at New York. !,


Ar at Liverpool 22d ult, c Whittemore, Hum
phrev. st John. NIB.
Cid d. Alexandra, Kelley, Calcutta; Gen Berry.
Watts, Rio Janero via Cardiff.
Emf tor ldg Esd, Mary Z Dyer, Warrington, Tor
Baltimore.
In the river 2sd, Edw O'Brien, Oliver. tor Boston
Ar at Cardiff 10th. Pocahontas, Weeks, Liverpool.
land emit red out 22d Tor Rio JeneIroI Col Adams,
M Ise, Leith, land ent 22d Tor 'allaoL
Cid 2lth. Virginia Dare, Dunning. Montevideo.
Sid 20ih, City OF Bangor Menzcs Buenos Ayres (;
2lst, ambria, Harrington. Montevideo.
Emf out I'D, McGiivery, Nickels, Tor Montevideo;
VIM Libby Tapley do
Ar at Newport 22d, John o Baker, Miller. Ham
burg via Dungeness tor Lundy Island.
OFF Isle OF Wight ed, Tamerlane, Sumner, from
New Orleans for Bremen.
Ar at Havre 22d ult, Riverside Randall, from New
Orleans. a-
In the ,ads 22d, Augustine Kobbe, Carver. from
New York.
Sid TIM Genoa 18th ult, S w Holbrook, Small, Tor
New York.
Ar at Alden May 80, Sunbeam, Jordan, Annesley
Bav land sailed June for Bombay.)
Sid May 30, Bosphorus. Hutchinson, for Bassen
June 3, Scotia, Delano, Bombay.
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FROM MERCHANT

FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Philadelphia 9th, sch Lucy Abbie, from Port
land.
Cid 9th brig H Dillingham;, { r Genoa; sch Ber-
tina Souder, tor Portland.
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DIED.

In Gorham, June 49, Mrs. Sarah Usher, wife Of
Charles Bond, aged q years.
In Pittstou. j une rs, Mr. Eleazer Sherman, aged
II years.
In Augusta June Is. Mr.. William Russell, aged
40 years months.
In Winthrop, June l6, Aurora D.. wife of D. F.
Lancaster aged Al wears.
In Winthrop, j une 80, Mr. Amos Woodward, aged
II years months.
In Sanford, June %, Mrs. Mercy, wife OF Joseph
Perkins aged IS years
In Somervile. Mass, July 6, Mr.. VIM. Aitehison,
of Portland, aged 81 years.
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE KINGsBURY PREsIDINo.
Observation-Disclosures Connors, Peter Doran, Pat
rick Conley, John Gibbons and John Foley were ar
ragned for drunkenness and disturbance. Found
guilty and each fined S. and costs.
William Campbell and Patrick Feeney, for enter
ing into free fight the glorious Fourth, were each
fined SIS and one half costs.
William Parks, lad IL years OF age, was arIaigned
for breaking and entering the store of Sawyer &
Ludd He was adjudged guilty and sent to the Re
form School during his minority.
The familiar face of Peter Towle, well lighted with
good humor and an over indulgence of xxx, was
seen among the many anaigned for the same weak
Pete thought it all right, but he didn't like to
be locked up on the birthday of our common coun-
try In consideration OF his patriotism his sentence
was suspended ten days.
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Associated with other powerful vegetable ingredients
that fol I'M ae adwat's snrsapariIiian R.sOl-
a. is cur ng the va ST cases OF Chrome, Scroiu
Gus, Syphoid,and Urinary Diseases, as well as Skin
Diseas s. ....fa.