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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-07-08

rr1srnaslsnal CSnvensieh Of xsunr
Men,s Chrisfian Associations.
This Convention meets In this city next
Wednesday and promises to be very success
full. We trust our citizens are fully alive to
toits importance. The local COMMITTEES of ar
rangementsis hard at work perfecting their
various plans. 1t has been the custom in 9TH
er cities to entertain the delegates to these
conventions free Of expense at the homes of
those interested in Christian work. While
many delegates will avail themselves of the
reduced fare at the United States Hotel and
the Preble House, the committee will have to
provide entertainment for a large majority Of
the convention We trust our citizens will
sustain the fair reputation of the city for
Christian hospitality and extend to the com.
mittee of arrangements helping hand. The
committee are now canvassiDg with view Of
ascertaining to what extent accommodations
can be secured. We give below list of dele
gates already selected by which it will be seen
that many distinguished men from various
parts of the country are to be present:
VIM. E. Dodge Jr, Cephas Brainerd, VIM. f,
Lee, Rev Howard Crosby, D, p, Alex P. Joice, L .
Bolton Bangs z: Ballard 3. 4; s.sbblns, Ja,
f Iyon IN Manner T. McBarney, s. W. stsbbius
Of Rev NS y.jos. j. Duryea D. D., saml. Hail. Jas
Wood Enos N. Taft, Alfred Wilkes, Charles Mum
ford, james MCGEE, VIM. Edsall, Charles Fredick,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
son, Rev. Clarence Eddy, Thos. M Coz, Richard r
Jolfey, Edw. Cone, Caleb Collins, Newark, New
'i Nathan W. Frye. H. W. Tinker, Geo. Loyejoy
Rev. Geo. Whitaker, Rev. A Whittier, Lowell,
Massachusetts,. ,riat1,rE 81 irsfs ~ hi
Rev. D. 8: Kellogg, Rev. W F. sainbridge, Rev.
Providence, Rhode Island.
Maj. Gen. o Howard, Rev. G. A. Hall, q
Ramsdell, G Bailey, l. Sleigh, o Wright, Rev
Butler, @ A Merwin, Gen. = whittlesey, Wash
j NJ Lunt, W R Henderson, W H Flag, John B
Brandt, indianapolis, Indiana.
Worth, Barker, 8 Barstow, james f crosseti
z RI Spencer Spencer, J Z Breckenridge, W Beuham
J; =: Merriman Geo. Paddock, JAS r Sutlif
West Meriden, Conn.
tiffany, Rev II %snssSh sssS' III Han, Pitts
Robt Mcconnell, Abram H Patterson, Alfred Fra.
| ser New Glasgow, MS ssngN
Ne Rev sv,lI Day, Rev y Van Allsn,J Msrlstt
Rev John o Barrows, Rufus samson, Daniel Q
| Waldron, Exeter, III.
sq ahau.e s kss rsSa Mla Trip White
NJ d Hamilton, Prot j Boyd. Monroe, Mich. =
Rev j N Brewster, u . ross, Henry Goodwin,
L Parker, D Tucker, Goddard, Geo @
whitney, Barton, G J Reed, Aaron F Greene
Gen Clinton B Fisk. j Ames auckland, A g
Proctor, G L Jay, st. Louis, Mo.
Rev VIM. Eastman. II Smith, Stephen Walk.
Peter B Simons, Geo Stuart, VIM G Crowell.
Thos johnson, Ex-Gov Pollock, Rev A A Willeti
D, John Wanamaker, Henry Pollock. John
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oonnrcrIox.-Inlo our account Of tn

Commemorative account Of the work.
ing boats race on Monday, we stated that the
Ida reached the lower stake boat first, followed
by the Shark. This is mistake. The Shark
took the lead and keptit all the way. We un-
derstand, toos that race has been agreed upon
between the boat Hoosier, 5 ewued by Mich
ael Sampson, and to be pulled BY P. McGlinchy
and 7. Hopkins, and the boat Shark, owned by
J.H. Littlejohn, and to be pulled by J. b.
Littlejohn and W. Shea. The stakes to be $40
side, and the course from Browns Wharf to
the Great Eastern Wharves and return, dis.
lance of little over two miles The race to
come off on the 9th inst. g.s..sssss = .,.-1x
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Destructive FIRE.-About o'clock this
morning fire broke out in the house of Elijah
Garland, just across behring's Bridge, in
Westbrook, having caught in the lower portion
of the building, A Mrs. Edgecomb and her
family also lived in the house. Little was
saved of the goods Of either family, and some
of them barely escaped with their lives. The
fire at once communicated with the house Of
Amos Peaslee, and both were totally destroyed.
There were also two families in Peaslee'
house. Considerable was saved from this
house. Mr.. Garland had $500 insurance on
his house anda small amount on the furniture.
Mr.. Peaslee had only $1,000 insurance, with the
Putnam Company, Connecticut Dow, Cofin
& Libby, Agents. Cartland's property wal
Insured with Munger g. Son. Seen from this
side of the bridge the sight, when the flame.
were brightest, was most brilliant.
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Whisper-Capt. j. A. Emery--1st prize. 49,.
Mayfower-Capt. I'D prize. .,,,
Bor DRowNrp.-A how named Charles a.,

Boz DRowNED.-A boy named Charles Bur-
roughs, about nine or ten years of age. SON Of
Robert Burroughs, the foreman of the boiler
shop at the Portland Co.'S works, fell off the
wharf at Curtis shipyard yesterday afternoon
about o'clock. Some boys in the vicinity i'm
mediately ran up into the street and informed
officer B. Q. Miles, who ran to the spot, plung-
in with all his clothes on, and recovered the
body but life was extinct q p ~ IL
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Row.-A row occurred on board the schoon.

Row.-A row occurred on board the schoon.
er LENA and Mary lying at Long Wharf
yesterday morning, in the course of which d
man named Charles johnson drew knife on
one of the crew. In the midst Of the row a
man named Charles Groves fell overheard and
was rescued by some of the crew. Lee, the
man upon whom johnson drew the knife,
made complaint against him at the station,
and Deputy Perry arrested him u 2 i# p
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oBsEeUms. The funeral of Christopher
Wright, Esq, took place yesterday afternoon
from the residence Of his daughter, Mrs. Towle,
No. IS Tate street. There was a very large as
semblage present, including many Of our old
est residents, and also the members of the
Maine Charitable Mechanic Association. The
Rev. Asa Dalton, rector Of Bishop Burgess
Memorial Church, soficiated ina very impress
sive manner, and the bell of the First Parish
Church tolled as the long funeral procession
wendell its way to the Eastern Cemetery.
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The EccLEsIAsTIcAL GUILLoTINE.-B Bishop
Whitehouse has set the day for the trial of
Rev. Mr.. Cheney of Christ Church in Chicago,
charged with the grave offense of emitting
from the ritual in the ceremony of infant
"baptism" the phrase affirming regeneration,
etc. The trial is to be on the 21st inst, at the
bishops church, and tho culprit may select
his judges, either three or five, from eight per-
sons whom the bishop has designated. This
heresy- hunting bishop has refused to put on
the list any one participating in the Ecclesias-
teal Convention held few days since. The
issue of the trial is regarded as certain, and
will be adverse to Mr.. Cheney What his
punishment will be, now that the inquisition
is abolished it is difficult to tell. 1t is said
his entire church, the largest and wealthest
in Chicago, will sustain him throughout.
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DIED,

In this city, June B, Mrs. Lizzie ", vile 81 Henry
O. Skillings, aged q years. ~ NJ Nj ~ li1o
In this city July I, Albert franklin Jones, aged g
years months. ~, '1fei 49,, 3 $500 80
funeral this Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock.
, In Falmouth, July z, Mrs. Lucy. wife Of Capt.
In North Bridgton, July 8, MIR. George Z. Rich
arson, formerly Q, Hiram; aged 50 years: .
years 10 months. I4t,U
In Bath, July I. Mr.. Adam Pence, aged 60 years.
Boothby. aged 80 years. % - :,
In Alfred. June e. Mary Ella. daughter Of Peter
j: and lydia Merrill, aged II years 10 months
Bragdon, OF Huntington, aged % years.
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EkIis, IRON Ritters.

Will enrich the blood and prevent it from becom-
ing watery and weak, giving healthy complexion,
restore the appetite, inygorate the system, and are
an persons requiring safe and valuable tonic to i'm
part tone and strength to the SYSTEM not given by
btters merely stimulant In thgir effects; which, a.
cannot give the strength to the blood which tn,
IRON BrTTERs viii give. 81 Ma -
Prepared by VIM. Ellis. Chemist For sale ir
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Mr.. J.T. ALEXANDER, Of Cape Elizabeth,
has raised some Of the largest and most deli
cious strawberries that we have seen this sea-
SON. Some Of them when split in the centre
measure more than two inches across the fiat
surface. We understand he takes the first
premium at the Horticultural Exhibition. =
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Revere House !.
Boston, Mass.

This noted Hotel has been thoroughly modernized
The house has been completely remodeled, painted
and newly furnished Suites OF rooms for large and
small families,-water, bathiDg-rooms, &c intro.
dations for travellers, The Revere" has always
been celebrated tor its table and the attention paid
its guests and Its high reputation in these pzrticu
ars will be maintained. - &C., |
Mr.. GARDNER .WETHERBEE late Of the FIFTH
Avenue Hotel, New York, has become one Of the
proprietors and will be pleased to welcome the tray
cling public at the above Hotel. sa .fqls sLl
9 90. sWRISLEY, WETHERBEE q CO.. D.
je4sn2m nsoi Fad .sucH ,iiE a4l Proprietors.
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City Liquor Agency

All persons who may have occasion to use
liquors of any kind for medicinal or mechani-
cal purposes are informed that the City Agen-
cy is supplied with articles Of excellent quail
ty, selected expressly for these purposes Nc
liquors will be sold at the Agency except those
purchased Of the State Agent, and they can be
relied on as pure and Of standard proof, as GER
tilted in the certificates Of analysis from the
State Assayer, The price list has been revised
and only sufficient profit will be charged t.
meet current expenses. We think this mode
Of conducting the agency cannot fail to receive
public approval. Per Order lgoE
COMMITTEE ON LIQUOR AGENCY.
June II, 1869. dtsn "
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DEpARrURr OF ocrAN sTrxMrR
PORT OF PORTLAND.

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-sAhaEsse s-sse"s' S"iy q.
ARRIVED:
steamer franconia. Bragg. New York ,-mdse ID
Big sophia, Howe. New York.
Sch Bound Book Perrv Ns,s n vors
Waidron b True' ave-" AorA' corn te
Sch Maine. Browr. Roa.ar
Sch Laura q Marion ' Cl;r, r,o..... A.
uav vs .As" = AA4'Vas Shnoru, Boston for North
Sch Addie, Drown. Kennshn,. s9.,,s
lefi.r w .11''oy' ms Desert'-wood TO shurt-
Sch pnlas., stac,r.,. :. - ~.
' .. Po,e, ino"aston'
brig Minnie Miller, Anderson, st John. EB-F
Barrett; 4 !. q .NUTIV " LFuy4
Sc, Sen Utica, TRorndiks, RocEiand : Beale 8
morse. n. ,...s
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That virtuous sheet the New York World
recently published list ofcrimes said to have
been committed by Gen. Daniel E. Sick1es,
but forgot to state that with one exception
they were committed prior to his selection by
Mr. Buchanan as Secretary of Legation to the
court of St. James. - q
lis fortunate for coperheads that they have
no memories. If they recollected anything
they would die OF shame. He
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Words of Wisdom

FOE YOUNG MEN, 70 p 7I-ITa I
On the Ruling Passionin Youth and Early Manhood,
with SELF HELP for the Erring and unfortunate.-
Sent In sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Ad-
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box r. Phila-
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state News.
ASpRoscooerN COUNTY.

Frank Lord, native of Litchfeld, has beer
arrested for stealing valise at the Dewitt,
House, Lewiston, one night last week. He
had travelled extensively after the theft, and
paid his expenses out of the valise, which hap
pened to belong to travelling tradesman.
The Lewiston Journal says that since il
heard how the Androscoggfns came ont il
their game with the Eons, base ball isn't much
of a game anyhowl /
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AocIDENr-As the fine horse belonging to
DIR. Green of this city was standing on Feder-
al street yesterday morning, near the Albion
House, he got his foot caught in break in the
cross-walk, and injured himself badly before
he was extricated from his painful position. n
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NEW JERUsALEM tCHURcH.-As the Rev.
Mr.. Hayden is to be gone from the city, on his
summer vacation, during the months of July
and August, the New Jerusalem Society have
engaged the Rev. Z. r. Reyes to occupy their
pulpit in Mr.. Hayden's absence. $3.50
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APrRAIsER's SALE.-An appraisers sale Of
goods forfeited to the United States, took
place at II o'clock yesterday morning, at 1873
Fore street Two thousand and City cigars
sold at prices ranging from $50 to $125 per
thousand. Molasses sold at from At 10 to77
l-2 cents per gallon; Sugar from 10 ~ to 141 2
cents per pound; Brandy at $1.62 and iwhiskey
at $1.3O per bottle. F. o. Bailey was the auc-
tioneer -
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,nrtland and vicinfty
x.v Advertisement. this nay


SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
wheeier's sherry Wine Bitters-Sam'l Chadwick
Boots and Shoes-T. e. Moseley.
Thirty days at cost-Rand & Weston.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Strawberry Festival at Mission Chapel.
AUCTION COLUMN.
House Lots-F. O. Bailey. q II
Dwelling House IF. o. Bailey. - IA
NEW ADyERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Stockhold er's Meeting-Portland Rolling Mill.
Lost-Wallet. III IA "a
Westinghouse Iron Company.
Summer Goods-Chas. A. Smith q Co. rF
Florence Sewing Machine-W. s. Dyer.
,tice-Locke, Meserve q Co.
Piano for sale.
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line.
g Admin istrator's Notice, SIS a3Hi sf
For Philadelphia-Sch. Essex.
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JOHN 81. SHEAHAH,


GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIcEs.-We direct
the especial attention of gentlemen to the ad-
vert;sement of Messrs. Chas. A. Smith & Co.
well known as the leading tailoring establish.
ment of Boston. Amy gentleman in want of
Summer garments, made to order in the high
est style Of the art, will here find something to
his taste. The firm evidently think it better
to close off their Summer stock, than to keep
up prices and hold on to goods That they Of
fer genuine bargains during the present month
will be seen at once by all who call, and we
invite all interested to accept the invitation.
BEAUTIFUL Women. IF you would be beau
tiful use Hagan's Magnolia Balm. Hs 81
1t gives pure Blooming Complexion and
restores Youthful Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
It removes Redness, Blotches and Pimples,
cures Tan, Sunburn and Freckles, and makes
Lady of thirty appear but twenty. ssN
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Smooth
and Pearly; the Eye Bright and Clear; the
Cheek glow with the Bloom OF Youth, and i'm
parts fresh plump appearance to the Counte-
nance. No Lady need complain of her Com
plexion when Is cents will purchase this de-
ightful article.
LxoN's KATIuARIAN is the Best Hair Dress
ing. jya-eodS<w1m
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THE New York Herald seems bent upon
making hash of the Secretary of State Its
success thus far has been but Indifferent. 1t
seems to forget that before carrying its amiable
purpose into execution it is absolutely neces-
sary that it should catch the fish, and it is evil
dent the Premier does not mean to be caught.
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ADMITTED TO BAIL.-John Maloy, one of
the young chaps who helped rob the post-ofice
about the 18th of june last, furnished bonds in
the sum Of $500, and was released yesterday to
appear at the Circuit Court on the 23d of Sep
TENDER. h tA tytt
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WARREN CHURCH. ~ The new church lust
finished at Cumberland Mills village win be
dedicated this afternoon at 21-2 o'clock. Ser
mon by Rev. E. E, Strong, Of Waltham, Mass
The 2 o'clock train on the Rochester Railroad
will take passengers directEto the church, and
tits hoped that many will 60 out from this city.
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WEsTBRooK SEMINARY SO, 742, 80 has been
pledged toward the erection of new boarding
house to be called "Hersey Hall and intend
ed for the accommodation of the female stu
dents of this fourishing institution. 1t is to
be one hundred feet long, forty feet wide and
four stories high. The contemplated cost will
be from twenty to twenty-five thousand dol
lars. SsfbnEiS
f OF the amount already raised Gen. s. f.
Hersey of Bangor gave $4,000. Ex-Gov.
Israel Washburne and Charles Forbes Esq,
of Portland, Hon. N. G.. Hichborn of Stock
ton, and g. W. Quimby of Augusta gave $500
each. WV. Harris of Portland gave 500,
and David Dennis of Gardiner $50
This institution is credit to the Universal
list denomination and an honor to the State. (
1t is to be hoped that the generous contribu-
tions above mentioned will be followed by
many more and the prediction of Gen. Hersey,
that the hall will be built and paid for within
year, may be fulfilled.
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STEPHEN CLARE BROWN, only child Of the
Rev. Amos Brown, i. l.. D., was born at
Gorham, Me-, Feb oath, 1887, and died at the
residence of his father at Havana, N. Y, June
10Th, 1869 He graduated at Hobart College,
Geneva, and finished a Theological course at
Nashota, Wisconsin, about year ago His
health, which was ever beset with disabilities,
now rapidly declined, and after much pain
and suffering, resting upon the truths of the
Bible, he resigned his plans and purposes with
dutiful submission. $3.50 7
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The Church OF GoD-This denomination
of Christians sometimes known as Winebre-
narians, has recently held its ninth triennial
session of the General Eldership Of North
America, at Lancaster, Pa. The session oc-
cupied about week, and embraced represent
atives from ten subordinate Ederships with
GA delegates-H of whom were present. The
sessions were reported as interesting and har.
monious.
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KRFoRN ScHooL.-The national holiday was
appropriately observed at the Reform School,
with procession of fantasies a military pa
rade, games of bali, and reeattas on Long
Creek The boys were provided with an excel
lent dinner, and enjoyed the celebration i'm
uaapSolr
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LII, in adopting the present three cent post
age stamps, it was the design of the Depart-
ment, to prevent counterfeiting, we think it
may congratulate itself upon grand success
Heaven never gave sufficient grace OF patience
to counterfeiter to enable him to copy such
a hideous design
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III. Trademark Trade Mark T.fI So
SHITIMl - for NJ
&SCAly9 ior Electro .sAHs NJ
sterling. silver o Plate. sa''' va

GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Providence, r. 1.
~ STERLING SILVER WARE,
ss4i ~ s.rt ,f.. .aer, ~ AND -ft. s-sf
NICKEL SILVER PLATED WARE.
Orders received from the trade only, but these
goods may be obtained from responsible dealers
everywhere. apr8Th 1stw &Tu & I'd 3m
For Sale by Lowell & Senter.
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CoRREcr1oN.-Our types made US say yester-
day morning, thatthe new lake steamer would
soon begin her trips to Buxton" 1t was
written Bridgton. Ffsa rsasss
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SEARCH AND SEIZURE. Deputies Bolton and
Perry made a1descent, on IA groggery in Nc
G1nchy' Block on Fore street. yesterday, kept
by Nat Hastings, and secured q half a dozen
bottles of liquor .iliiraM 3. ssifiJ q - esszg
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THE Hon. HANNIBAL HAMLN was In town
Yesterday, and left on the boat last evening
1or Boston, upon business connected with the
Bangor and Piscataquis railroad &
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ARREsT.-Deputys Perry arrested Charles
b. johnson on board fishing schooner lying
ct Long Wharf, yesterday, on complaint Of
Michael Lee who charged him with making
an assault with dangerous weapon.
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"OUT OF SORTS"

Take DIR. s. o. SHERRY WINE
tahlishsd in 1908. m mar12-sSsodk W4m
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AN hLEoANT FLAo.-The flag belonging to
she M. y. M A., which was hoisted, for the
nfss time, over their hall on the 9TH inst, Ia .
verp elegant one, and cost some $50.
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AWoRD

e W0Rn .skta aaaE ifst "a p 5seis 7t1H
.s:ine n Of explanation seems necessary for
the guidance and benefit of my numerous
past, present, and prospective City and Coun-
try Customers. The impression that have
connected myself with a combination, COM
pany or clique, for the fixed, arbitrary and
unalterable government of the coal trade in
this City, (the limitation of engagements only
excepted,) is so much at variance with the
facts, as to require the, statement as above
headed. And the above named customers to-
gether with the balance of the public, may
rest assured that my individual efforts forithe
supplying Of coal the coming season, win be
perfectly free and uncontrolled by any ring or
association, uninfuenced by any surround
ings that might measurably cramp, conflict or
confuse my own inclination in the further
ence Of the object Of which this note treats
In due time something will appear and thou
ands will undoubtedly avail themselves Of
the benefits Of its suggestions. 'sNey
june 25-sx ,eodtf Jos. Poor.
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I. A. r. A.-There will be an adjourned
monthly meeting Of the Irish American Relief
Association at their Hall this, Thursday eve
ming, July 8, 1869. A punct ual attendance ID
requested. .s<aasE
Per order. JOHN 81. SHEAHAE,
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MR FRIrx,s Rr.1ov .r,c~--W..,

Mr.. FRNK's REsIaxArros.-We stated q
few days ago the simple fact that Rev. Mr..
Frink had resigned the pastorate of the Cen
trail Congregational Church. We are sorry to
learn that he was compelled to take this course
owing to the unfortunate pecuniary state of
the society
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American Peerless Soap.

The Boat FAMILY SOAP ia she World
tica chen1ists Ne Soap ever Introduced to the pub
nc has carved its way into general IN short
space OF time the Peerless simply for the reason
that possesses greater merit thaa anyother known
brand.
w-Ask your Grocer for PEERLESS SOAP. and
take no other. june26-2msHs
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AssAuLT.-John Deehan was arrested for
assault, while drunk, on his brother, and was
sent to the work-house
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SAx1. RoLFE, 4

TIE SAILdNG REGATTA.-The decision Of the
judges in regard to the sailing regatta Of the
9th July was made yesterday. After the prop
er allowances were made according to the
rules of the Portland Yacht Club, for differ
ences in measurement, the following prizes
were announced: s,ss. ~s S.'l's sr.,l =
s,6f;n,f 1 FIRST CLASS, 80 ie'a.sS' ~
Ray-Vice Commodore Smith--1st price,. .$T5g
Juliet Capt. b. III. Furbish-2d prize. ....... 30
nsJ -f# = SECOND CLASS.
Clarence Capt. B. w. Jones-1st prize. 49,. 50
Spy-Capt Taylor-2d prize. ......".....a.. 20
THIRD GLASS.
Whisnar--(yank L Ernarr-1 az r,rixa N