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AT QUARANTINE.
Barque Linda, Flemming. from Cienfuegos.
MEMORANDA

MEMORANDA.
Ship East Lomond, Williams, for philadelphia entered
out at Liverpool 26th ult
Steamship Brunette. Howe, hence, at New York yes
terday.
sch Restless Baxter for Philadelphia cleared at BOs
ton Sth inst
sohr Hattie from Bangor for PHILADELPHIA At Rock.
land, Me, LIST inst, and sailed again 9th.
SchTs W, w Marcy. Champion; VIM. Capes. Baker;
Alice b., Allen i. MaXfeld May f. s. Mcclellan, Farr;
i. L. Porter, Small; s. Godfrey Godfrey; Mary Price,
Fergerson; E r. Graham, Smith; Lehman Blew, Bucka-
Steelman steelman T.. A. Hooper Champion p clifford
JnTsll; II. Little, Godfrey N. W. Magee ketchuni AnQ
]. M. Breomal Dongaes henee. At Boston 9Th inaA
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Glasgow,
erpool. .7-'D A@i"' iion HV'
~ QuEENsTowN, July 10; Arrived, steamship City of
Also arrived steamship Ponnsylvania from New York
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. JULY IN
,rATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING rx1rea.p,
IA. M..."-...7aI IL A. NJ. ~ .s3 M...M
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Norfolk Platt. Richmond via Norfolk WP
sts9mshiP Geym0nt, Robertson Richmond via Norfolk
steamship F9nIta Brooks. New York. John F. Oil.
Ste9mer C,d ~ "a stout Ford Georgetown and Alexandria
steamer FB9gysFy IisrVs %iv New York
si L. SssSsifSS
ssRF ssRF AnR'S S %f sy PB gaddo
3SRr SRr Eid Il B. fRhSw RnCT dsi ShSs Boston DO
SSRr cR MSsFIS yahdsEsen. Smith, banyegsptssSS sS
s5s ESss GsSbdse EdG%1' J Bro
SER P stssEpr YsnsildGT Milton, Mass. 90. SSO
sR SsRr RhGsS 4 dsa, a,9lPor & HOR%er pEoydepoe. do
sR sR SSs SoSve eIaRf &s 1iPPs S1s% do
}$BF a aa Bais siIl:iS I%ss.yills $S
lug lug sGs 'F assn sdsa EEsi%Ssf oa Co.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING
mSse SeasSpw so H. wnssi wATss Wy IS hours from Boston, with
with mdse. to John II. Ohl ~ -''" AOiAs
Steamer Oaymont, Robertson from Richmond NJ. NJ
folk with mdse. to w. p. Clyde Co " va "or-
Steamer New York, Jones, from Geor0etovvo via AIw
andra, with mdse, 10 w. 7. Clyde 4 Co va A'eA-
with mdse- to w. p Clyde Co. -''" A"fA
Schr lucy X. CoRgswell, Sweet from Richmond NJ
with ice TO KnickeTbocker Ice Go. "ho'i
TO KniekeIbocker Ice Co N'' WIN ioe
sehr E. G, Irwin Atkins, days from Rockland IaLe
with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co N A@AAeb
Schr Sarah u. Smith, Banks Ii days from Cardinar Ne
with ice to KnickeTbocker Ice Co --0'
ice to Knickerbocker Ice 90. - ~ -' "''A
sshr d Davidson, Smith, days from Boston, with u-
Tug Thomas Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore with
Tug Fairy Queen, Shears, from Havrede Grace, with
tow OF barges to W, p. Clyde Go.
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AFTER BOARD.

JAY COOKE 4 Co. quote Government securities as
Of 1862 l9l'l@l22; do, 1884 l1sT@ii9; do, Nov,
1865, ll9A@1l91; do, July, 1885, 1i7%@li75S; do,
1857 l1T%@il7T; do, 1885, t1T%@117yS; 1O4OE, i0SA
Messrs. DE HAVEN a BROTHER, No. 40 s. Third
street Philadelphia report the following quotations;
do 1854, 11s%@119; do 1885, 1191I@1191S; do 1865,
new, llIh@111A; do 1851 new, 117h@tl7&; do.
1868, 11TH@117Z; do. bs 10-40s los 691O93S; u. 3.
80 Year per cent. Cy., 1O6K@lO6'6; Due Comp Int.
Notes, 1oS. Gold, lS0y5S1sO}S silver, l2sH9lSoX.
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N Y. s. Vol. INsTIrI

CORNER FIFTH AVENUE AND 10TH STREET,
CENTRAL PARK.
IA Home and School for the Sons of Deceased Sol
w dlers.)
DR. II. T. HELMBoLD:-
Two bottles only OF the package OF your valuable
nchn presented to the Institute have been used by
me children and with perfect success. feel that
Snowledpe OF the result of our use OF your Buchu
Win the children under our charge may save many
snnerintendent and Matron OF Boarding Schools and
ksylums a great amount OF annoyance. Thanking
'n"' w am respectfully yours,
COLONEL YOUNG,
General superintendent and Director.
"a
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IErMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU, established
Hards OF eighteen years, prepared by H. 7. HELM
Nd Druggist No. b94 BROADWAY, New York,
4 NO. 1O4 south TENTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
IN Al % per bottle, or bottles for $3.50, delivered
4ov address. Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
H,ne are genuine unless done up in steel-engrayed
Hnper. with fac-simile OF nay Chemical Ware
1l5e. ana signed
II. T. HELMBOLD.
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GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
January 2S, 1868. !

UHIIutIIJ IOOos
Ma II. T. HELMBoLD:-
Dear Sfr:-Your communication requesting our
|arms for advertising was duly received, but from
sralndice / had formed against advertising "cures
- secret diseases it was left unanswered. During
accidental conversation In a drug store the other
ming my mind was enangea on sne Gnarae5er OF
sr diseases by two physicians present mclosed
r. .se and our rates OF advertising.
Z. Yours etc Il. II. Il. STENHoUSE
## Editor and Proprietor Of Daily and
W Semi-Weekly Telegraph"
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. :.

QUEENSTOWN, July 10: = Arrived, steamship Oity n
Washington, from New York "" y
Also arrived, steamship Pennsylvania from New Yor
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELIGENCE.
For additional Marine NerOs see Inside paoea,
IBY TELEGRAPH.l

Glasgow ip IOWA. from
erpool wv "' 'oin iHS-
(Bv Atlanta [EIbLe
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YrATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING rrIEeRApz
! A. M. ..........79l IL A. NJ. -. s3 9P.M o.
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The Governmental Crisis i'm France d emnuds
of the Opposition-R -ROuhcr's POsitiOn-NaDo-
leon on the Qui Vive.
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Thefollowing extracts show the state of the Now
York money market yesterday
From the Herald
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CRIMINAL TERM-GoDpARD, j., PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY,No. 170-Alvin ID. Sweetsir 6 AL
v. Thomas Lucas. Account annexed Tor money paid
out by the plaintiffs in repairing the SMART" which
tho defendant leased 10 them for velocipede rink
in March last.
John Pierpont Neal managed the case for the
plaintiffs bis first civil case before jury, and Ed.
ward NJ. Rand conducted the defence.
Tie verdict such that either party might claim
quasi victory. The plaintiff, because he got YER
diet, while the defendant reduced tho plaintiff IS
claim below $50 and to quarter costs. The jury
found that it in the oral agreement that the gas
fixtures should be repaired at the expense OF the de-
fendant but that the wall should be removed at the
expense OF the plaintiffs. Verdict for plaintiffs for
$1i.O2.
Neal " Son. Rand g. Rand.
AFTERNOON
There being other for the traverse jury the
jurors were excused till Tuesday next at 10 A. NJ,
when it is expected the grand jury will report The
court will come in to-day at o A. M. to examine
further the state of the docket.
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Brighton, Cambridge md Ezcdford Cnftse
Markets.
Snnni oil nicrn tcIl ,1 Into Aiorn L


BOSTON. Wednesday, Sept s.
At market this week :-3S27 Cattle ~ 267 Sheen and
Lambs, 800 Store Pigs, 1000 Fat Hogs and s. Veals
Store Pigs, 5000 Fat Hogs, and I25 VeaIs.
PRIcEs.-Beeves-Extra quality $13 90 a 10 80;
first quality ST. 25 q SI2 Isl second quality $ll rs a
of Cows, Oxen, Bulls, &C. SIS 90 a 10 90 " 100 lbs
1.-THE total weight of hides, tallow and dressed beet
Prices of Hides, Tallow and Skins-Brghton Hides
81 a 10c; Brighton Tallow q SIC ~ Id; country
Hides % 9.c; country Tallow a 7lc y H.; Sheep
Skins 75c each; Lamb Skins 75c each; Calf Skins
20 az 23c " fb.
Working Oxen-Extra $3.50 to $500; ordinary s145
to 5000 % pair. There was affair supply in market
but not very active demand.
Mich Cows-We quote extra $85 a. no; ordinary
$50 "a 75 Store Cows $35 to $50 % head, or much
according to their value for beet.
Stores-Searlings SIS to S25; two year Odds $50 to
$45 three year ods $45 to S65 F3 head Most of the
small Cattle that in fair condition are sold to
slaughter.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra and selections So rs a
to &c 43 fb.; Lambs So 90 to 81 so ty head
Swine-store Pigs, wholesale 10 q 12c; retail II q
ia a l6c p ib; Fat Hogs iOs "a lie % is. A''A''
Poultry-Extra II a 19c; good 1G 40 lie: DOOR to
medium Is q Ice " H..
II NJ Williams, II; j w Wthee, 10; w Dyer, IS;
Farrow 81 Morrell. As: Radcliffe, 10; Thompson
& Libby, Al; j Miller. IA; Wells & Richardson, 16
L. C Worthy, 1S; j W Wetherell, 1S.
Remarks-The supply of Cattle, from all sections
large for the week, anu ilst weeks prices were
fully maintained. The quality of the Western Cat
tie was poor there being less good beeves among the
SIMPLY from that section than has been for scverai
months past The best Cattle sold at Is to 13bc y
ib. Many of the Eastern Cattle were bought up to
Slaughter The trade Tor beef cattle has been active,
but for working oxen it was bard.
We quote sales OF Eastern Cattle as follows:-Wens
& Richardsan sold cattle at 12e " Id, dressed
weights girth feet 10 inches, for $780, pair, gTth
7feet inches for $40; cow for $50; 32-year olds
at S95 for lot; N b Beal solo pair at l2tc Y 10,
dressed weight; pair, girth 6eet inches tor 100;
pair girth 81 feet, for S165; pair girth feet, Tor
Sis; pair, girth feet inches, Tor $50; pair,
girth feet inches for $3.50; pair, girth iest
inches for $40; cattle 19c " fb, dressed weight;
124c ~ lib, dressed weight; at lie P tb, dressed
weight grth feet, at $3.50; pairs girth test
pair, girh feet inches, $3.50; pair, grth feet
inches, for $l25; pair, girth feet ,nches for
$1S5; Porter sold 2 pair, girth 81 teet, weight
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City of Portland.


The Committee on Streets will receive proposals
for grading that portion OF the Eastern Promenade
between Munjoy street and the angle in the promen
AIDE about seven hundred feet north easterly from
Munjoy street according to the established grade
and in conformity with the plan Of the City
Engineer.
The proposals to specify the price per cubic yard
for material removed. The material removed is to
be at the disposal OF the contractor,
Profles and specifications may be seen at the
City Engineers Office, where further nforma ion
NAV be obtained.
The proposals may be left at the City Clerks
office until Friday next at IL o'clock noon,
The Committee reserve the right to reject any
and all bids not satisfactory.
Per Order Committee.
sepS VIM. CURTIS Chairman
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New England Fair
Patty Programme.


Thursday, September 9th, 1860.
FORENOON.
8 1-2 A. M.--Meeting of the Marshals, Super
intendents and Committees at Presidents
headquarters.
0 A. M.-No 20, Thorough breds; No. SO,
Mares with foals by their sides; No 81, Fan
cy Matched Horses.
91-2 A. M.-No. 81. Stations for general use.
8years old and upward.
10 A. M.-No. 81, Draft Horses with wheels
and drag.
10 IL A. M.-No. 49, the best gentIeman's
horse, owner to drive; carriage with driver
to weigh 800 pounds; premium of Kimball
Bros wagon.
II A. M.-No. 80, Matched Horses.
II II A. M.-No. "a, Stations, three years
old and under four.
IL M.-No %, Stallions, years old and I'M
der 8.
l p. M.-Dinner.
AFTERNOON.
L. M.-No. 80, for the best Colts, years old,
mile heats in harness, best in 3, $500 to first,
800 to second.
2 IL p. M.-No. 40, for Stations with their
progeny. first premium $50, second premi-
UNI $780,
Between Nos. 80 and no. No. 81, for horses that
have never trotted better than 23S, mile
heats, best 3 in 5 to harness; $3.50 to first,
$50 to second
Z. Mo. Al, for Horses that have never
trotted better than 2.45, mile heats in har-
ness, 3 in s. $3.50 to first, $15O to second.
CHARLES B. MERRILL,
Chief Marshal
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Maine General Hospital.

Whereas the State of Maine on the oath dav of
February 1865, passed an act to incorporate the
"Mnine ssenerai III ospiial,', and whereas. we.
the undersigned, were named in said act as part OF
the Corporators; and whereas it is desirable and
important that said Corporation, should be speed-
ny ORGANIZED; now, therefore, hereby notify the
several persons named in said act as Corporaiors,
taat meeting o. SAID Corporation will be held at
the House OF Dr. John T. Gilman, on Free Street,
IN Portland, on Friday evening Sept. 18th inst. to
see IL ,he Corporalors will accept said charter, an
So 10 organize the corporation, admit associates,
elect proper officers, establish bylaws and
regulations as may be necessary Tor the government
of said Instiut on.
JOHN T. GILMAN.
j. Il. BROWN.
WM WILLIS.
ISRAEL wAsHDURN, Jr.
S. l.. SPRING.
por,ora Gan, ? 1854 nan sepstd
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- - M M L Es Ola a.
The Wool Market.

Especial Dispatch by International Line.]
BOSTON, Sept. 8.-[Reported for the Press. 1.-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon
Domestc-Ohio ana Pennsylvania pick-lock IS "a
6Oc; do choice Xxx 81 a sac; fine x 4S q 5Oc medi-
UNI 4S a SOC; coarse 46 q 4Sc; Michigan extra and
xX4s g ooc; fine A g 4sc; medium & @ 49c; COM
medium DC q 4sc; common 4S q Acc; pulled extra
40 q ooc; superdne 40 a 5Sc; No. at 25 q s5c;
combing fleece 60 a Csc; California 20 "a SOC 4y IT,
Forelgr Woos-Canada combing 70 q 75c; Smyrna
wasned % a 40c, ana uEwashed Is "a 22e; Buenos
Ayres 26 90 SIC; Cape Good Hope 81 a 4Oc; Gillian
% q soc; Donoski 35 q 40; African unwashed Is a
ISc ~ Id.
Remarks-The Wool market is quiet but steady;
holders are Indifferent about selling a renewal of
the demand is soon looked tor. In New York hold
firm in their views since it has become SET
tied fact that the clip OF domestic fleece falls consid-
erably below the average in quantity, but an off,
set the uacturing interest remains ill depress-
ed condition, and as goods continue to sell without
profit, at best at very slender Margin consumers
are not disposed to anticipate their wants. hence the
market is devoid OF animation. In Philadelphia the
trade has been extremely dull since our last notice.
the manufacturers only purchasing to supply imme-
date necessities but prices have undergone very lit
tic change.
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Deciiues the Nomination.

Mess1's. Editors: notice by the PRESS OF
this morning, that by last evenings conven-
tional action of the Temperance Ward dele
gates, am put in nomination to be voted for
as one of the Representatives of the city to the
Legislature, at the approaching State election.
have to say in regard to this, that, while ac-
knowledging my warmest sympathies in be-
half of the temperance cause, I respectfully
decline the nomination.
Yours truly, RUFUS CUsHMAN.
Sept. g. 1869
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Smith an 4 Jones Converse.

smith and Jones Converse.
80 neighbor Jones see you've got
A door-plate new upon your door,
like its style, never saw
A nicer-neater one before!
Oh tell me where you got it made,
Speak quickly Jones and tell me true,
That may have my name engraved
That may have door plate too?'
"Weil good Squire Smith my door-plate came,
From Thirty-one ON Market Square,
Inc buildings called Lancaster Hall,
And A. FL. Atwood's working there!
Inc people all his work admire,
He makes his door plates neat and plain,
And orders have been sent
From many-many parts..o Maine.'
land does he furnish numbers too,
10 number doors and houses right?"
he does! just call and see his work s.
And you will soon express delightr'
Then Smith and Jones went ON their ways,
Jones to his store did soon repair,
And Smith did for door plate go
10 Thirty -one on Market Square.
sep7sNd1w
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Painless Digestion.

Painless Digestion.
ono man." says Sir Ashley Cooper, "oight TO
know by his sensations that he has a stomach"
In other words when digestion is perfect there is
neither pain nor uneasiness in the region where
it takes place. Nausea, want of appetite, fatu-
lency, oppression after eating, shooting pains in
the epigastrum, flushing of the face at meal
times, and tu-red tongue in the morning, are
among the direct symptoms of indigestion. Con-
stpation, bili0usness, headache, nervous irriia-
bllty, physical weakness, and low spirits, are its
almost invarable Accomplishments All these in
dlcatlons OF DYSPEPSIA whether immediate or
secondary, are usually aggravated by hot weather.
, Inc close OF summer is therefore the season when
the victim OF dyspepsia most urgently needs q
tonic and regulating medicine. OF course, every
invalid has many advisers. One friend recon-
mends one drug, another another but in a multi
tude OF councillors there Is not always safety.
The STANDARD REMEDY OF THE PRESENT AGE FOR
INDIGESTION, in all its stages, is HUSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS. Time, that proves ali
things, has established its reputation on an i'm
pregnable foundaton,-the spontaneous testimo-
ny of millions of intelligent witnesses No acrid
oil OF acid defiles its stimulating principles; its
tonic constituents are the finest that botanical re-
search has yet discovered; it combines the pro-
pert1es OF gentle evacuent, blood depurent, and
an ant-bilious medicine, with invigorating aualt-
Ies OF the highest order, and is admitted both by
the puDc aud the profession to be the surest Dro-
lection against all diseases that are produced or
propagated by pesifeiOus air or unwholesome
WATER that has ever been used either in the United
States or Tropical America.
In cases of constipation resulting from n want
OF muscular tone in the inestines the effect of the
BITTERS is perfectly marvellous; and without
the dangerous sequences OF mercury it restores the
dlsordered liver to q normal condition.
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Gen. Mcclellan and wife, arrived in this city
in the train from Boston yesterday afternoon
at 8 O'Clock, and proceeded to the Falmouth
Hotel In the evening Collector Washburn
and Hon. j. b. Brown called on him and es-
corted him to the parlor, where he received
calls from the Mayor and several members of
the City Government, as well as from many
prominent citizens. At II o'clock this morn
ing he will visit the Fair Grounds, and at the
same hour Mrs. Mcclellan will receive calls
They leave for the White Mountains in the
Ito P. NJ train.
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LADY YOUNG did not request the Portland
Band, Tuesday night to play the British ma
tional air, but yankee Doodle" and the "Star
Spangled Banner" which she had never heard,
having been for many years resident of Aus
tralia, where her husband was formerly Gov
ernor-General. Sir John and Lady Young
were both extremely well pleased with their
reception in this city and with the unexpected
attentions paid them here,
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The FUNERAL OF SENATOR FEssKNDEN-
Senator Fessenden will be buried Saturday
The funeral services will take place from the
First Parish Church. By order of Mayor Put
nam minute guns were fred yesterday at noon
in honor of the ilustrious dead
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salIcIIS.

The Republicans of Standsh, are requested to
meet at the Town House in said Town on Thursday,
September, 9th, 1869, at O'Clock P. M, to select
candidate for Representative to the Legislature to
represent the classed towns of Standish and Bald
win. Per Order of Republican Town Com
au31-d&wtd
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EILiS' Iron Ritfers.

Will enrich the blood and prevent it from becom-
ing watery and weak, giving q heal ny complexion,
restore the appetite, invigorae the SYSTEM and are
vary paaiable. These bitters are recommended 10
all persons requiring safe and valuable tonic TO
mpart tone and strength to the system not given by
biters merely stimulant in their effects; which al
though they may possess tonic, vegetable properties
cannot give the strength to the blood which the
IRON BITTERs will give. e
Prepared by WIN. ELLIS, Chemist For sale in
Portland by CrOsman & Co., 305 Congress street
je 21-d6m sN
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WindhaIn.

The Republicans of Windham, will meet at the
Town House. on Thursday, Sept 9th, at four o'clock
in the afternoon select candidate to be support
ed for Representative, and to choose Town Com
mittee.
sepSd&wtd Per Order Town Com,
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Administrators Sale.
Joseph HaIe's Estate.

PURSUANT to cence OF the Judge OF Probate
l. Tor Cumberland County, shall sell al Public
Auction, on the premises, Thursday, theltwenty-
first day OF October, A. ID. 1859 at 3 o'clock p M
the valuable real estate, situated on the westerly
side OF State st, between Pine and Congress
numbered 90 said State ST. known as the home tead
OF the late Joseph Hale, consisting OF three story
brick House with an Ell and lot of land connected
Herewith. House is convenient, heated by steam,
thoroughly finished throughout and supplied with
hot and cold water. The widows right OF dover will
be conveyed with the properly. Said premises are
subject to mortgage held by the Five Cent Savings
Bank dated May % 1859, lor SIPS, with interest,
also mortgage to Almira Stetsou dated May 2S,
1s63 for Sl666.67 with interest. For further partic
ulars inquire OF the undersigned.
Il. @. SOMERbY, Administrator,
r. A. BIRD & co, Auctioneers.
sepsdtd.
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PoLIcE.-Only few DRINKS at the station
house last night. The number of dodgers was
extraordinary, and the resources of the estab-
lishment being exhausted at an early hour, a
party of twelve or fifteen men who came in on
the late train from Boston, and were unable to
obtain lodgings elsewhere, were obliged to put
up with very poor accommodations. There
appeared to be many people wandering about
the streets who were unable to find place to
pass the night.
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Republican Ward Caucusss,

The Republican voters of this city are re-
quested to meet in their several Ward rooms
on
Thursdny, Sept. 9th, mt = , O'Clock II. M.
for che purpose of choosing seven delegates
from each Ward, whose duty it shall be, in
convention, to select four candidates for Rep
resentatives to the Legislature.
The delegates thus chosen are requested to
meet at the
MUNICIPAL GOUET KOON,
on Saturday, Sept 18th, at 8 o'cpck 7. NJ, to
perform the work assigned them.
Per order Republican City Committee.
Portland, Sept. 6, 1869.
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RAcEs.-We see the challenge of the Unas
has been accepted by the Dirigos, and we there
fore presume the race will take place this morn
ing at II o'clock, if the weather permits But
we have received no intelligence as to where
the race is to start from, or who are appointed
judges.
The yacht race is announced for this after
noon, at o'clock. 1t will be magnificent
race if the wind is strong enough.
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( TO THE CHECK LISTS! Republicans
zee that their names are on the check
they wish to vote next Monday. The
,oard of assessors appear to have acted
but mistakes, and very large number
Ikes, were inevitable. No matter how
have lived in the city and in the
ID, look to the check list.
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FLORAL ExHIBITIoN.-Mr. Joseph A. Dir
wanger is not in partnership with his brother
as a florist, but has his green house on Con-
gress street, near the foot of Dow street. lie
furnished the magnificent bouquet and large
portion of the flowers and shrubs on exhibition
at the City Hall.