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LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED. ,u.-
Steamship Hammouia IN. o.. Meier. Hamburg NO" . ANU ~
steamship England Grggs Liverpool Nov and Vueseh'0"" "
Todse and -, ~, n...u. ,nA.e and pash
ssamship Volunteer Jones. Wilmington, mdse ana pass
stsamshin Fairbanks NeArs, Wilmington. naval stores
Steamship Chesapeake Bragg Portland, mdse Ano pAAS
steamship Brunette Freeman. Philadelphia
Steamship Nereus Bearse, Boston muse anu pass
Brig Philip Larrabee, Crowel, Baltimore.
Brig Milwaukee, Brown, haehias " Jays Iumpe'
Brig Harp Daley. Bangor, lumber . . -. I'll.
scb1 W In Mitchell Cole Sbulee, ~ g., 10 days sping.
sehr Ben Borlsnd Basde, Jacksonville IL days lumber
sCHooyERs-NVRR AND CoAsrwlsE
Rausgut, Calais Louisa tto' Sia,.
Asa IS Parker, Gencoye Wm fei,y, uIeh0'''
Village Queen Providence. Damon, bangor,
John |. Could. Newport " r. lnsgs NIouoS''0''
s. s. Smith Mes hcnfod. Henry Nay Nob"ISSn.
Robert Myhau, Gloucester j. Llnusle{ hocN.Anu
Deborah Jones. Providence j. D. Ahen' lh'mas'"n'
Goken Rule Bridgeport
SAILED.
gteam,hpsgemesls and Nebraska for Lyrpoo hagnoh LOT
Cbarson Iaes and for Norfolk shPoreat western
for Liverpool and anchored at quarantine
DOMESTIC PORTS.
steamship San SaYador rom view.
YORK: Wyoming Philadelphia ship Charlotte rem nsWlOIh
Caldwell NeSlOTE Sailed steamship 'HRo Of
New York brig Robert Dillon for 81 Mays Arrived lih 6a Alamo
from Bristol Eng big lola from NewYok; '.hts Good VIII rom
Uao Island; Hattie Baker Boston Cleared barks hgbI of
usno Ayre ssgadocs for LVpoO sehrs t. T. Sweet Portland
Me-; David Ames, for HARE.
FOREIGN PORTS.
IoypoypgRPT Nov 1.-The steamship India from iork ioT
Glasgow. has arrived
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JHE NEW ASSISTANT TREASURER.

Senator Charles J. Folger. appointed u. 5.
slant Treasurer in place OF Cen Buttereld resigned
was formally installed IN his office yesterday, the
presence of the employees OF the department Gen But
torfd came forward In company with Senator Folger
and said
,QrSTIEMFN: Allow 20 Introduce 81 you my suc
ccsSOr Mr. Charles FulgcE need not speak OF HIN per-
sonry for he is already favarably known 60 you as
business, and rendering all tso aid that lay lu your
power promote the utcrcsts Of the Government WHO
under The Government has reason 10 be proud or
the able and efficient corps OF oiarks IN THIS department
cannot at this tine speak personally N YOU all giving
each ones peculiar talent and ability, bat recommend
yon a body 70 successor. have made new regu.
atlORs and REFORMS, which 40 lines may have seemed
hare but it all for the bes regret that cannot
present the transfer abOut To he made to NY sue
ssay but owing personal Illness ana severe family
Affections, will net be EDle TO 40. Ply freSl, Mr.
MeCrO OF the Third National Bank baC kindly ~nered
to &C, in my place.
Senator Folger in sespoE se said:
GENTLEMEN meet NEST OF you for tbs first time.
STRANGERS Gen Bdterold in hs remarks spqke II you
all IN terms most cemplinp ntary and know he would
not dc without just cauee. believe that IN my pre-
deeess0r the good Government wch serve has had
faith full seryanoue wins looked after is Interests to
perfDg1n-then let as wOrs In harmony ~ promote the
nere1-s OF the Department aud each one conduct him
self astf success depended upon his Individual ef-
forts. we stand Ia the fOcuE OF public crtos and will
DC judged only 6F those around us but 81 those iar
of Ou- best intentions ana efforts may De HnsrePTe
sented and misjudged BY those wbo ever watchfu
sor seIff1erests Then Jet cooperate and work WELL
that hose above IA may aypreciGie our iAthiuntsE
and Gay =" well done
The remarks warmly spplaudsd, afte- which the
clerks daoersed TO their varovs duties. Dung the day
the PRINCIPAL CLERKS introduced 70 their new che.
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p.SSEBGE Frs ARRIVED.

PROM LIvERPooL-ln steamship E NS1,. ana child Mira
DSntia and children and Mrs Jsggs MI ana n NJ
Miss Hubert Miss sehot Miss r. cAs Ybsra Mr. Hubert George
oailIsp Samuel Quihan, W. H. Reilly, MT Jess,anA " "
No. Evans O. Henderson, Sapderson Crausnlon Az Raw
PROM HAMBURG-In steamship HammonlA' Not " MAILER
wife child aud servant Gerhard Roosen eny Moe Theo
Kaufnau Rupert wAnnenAeher, singer, Vat, psmstri
csroine Meier and children, Jobh .ws1sia
SgreneS and wife Marie Kqs:sI Sen1ldA AIt.eSsI Rmeie
Iiyrh Rngeo Pred Hams Rosa lnnsI, pan;ns
mme p Mund Nathan Flesbmann Carl r. AautmHss Vim
GsI BerthA Regensburger Leopold Kat, jenny ,nd
Ram Charlotte Jaeksr sohn, H. Them Psehe Ws
children Mary RanOri Regina kohn Conrad Senef
T..I tsch
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
TEE SHREWSBURY (KNG.) RACES.

TEE SHREWSBURY tkNG.) RACES.
SHREwa8URY, Nov. 1.-THE principal race
to-day overbe Shrewsbury course was for the shrows
bury Cup Endicap) valued at 800 s0vereigns added 10
weepstakos OF 20 sOveTegns 10 forfeit 10 the fund with
penalties and allowance The race was won by Mr. Z.
Brayeys EcaTte, four old by Chevaler ain.
dusne. out ~ Mss Hawthorn. beating Mr. H. ChaplDs
b. NJ Romplng Girl, five years old. by Wild Dayrc, out
Of Christana, second, and Lord WestmOrelauds Ch.
Cocoa Nut three years old by Nutbourne ont Of Miss
Vivian third The betting was 20 10 against EcaTc 100
against ROuping Girl, and 10 against Cocoa Nut
Fourteen ran.
SALE OF TRoTTING AND RACE HORSES.
The announcement of an extensive sale of
troting horses yesterday, at Messrs Barker
& Hambnn's auction mart, corner OF broadway and
Thirty-ninthst, attracted large assemblage OF the
patrons Of the trotrg and racing turf Among them
noticed Messrs. Wters O'DOnnell Mcbride, EckeTsOn,
Heteriek, McROberta Elves Irving, Weldon, McDanels,
Johnson Murphy, COIicy, Drake, Pollock Bruce, Skin
uer Kelly barley Anderson Sender, Sherman DC The
trong kOrses We're tie first brought out, the horse
Capt Smith being first offered for sale. lie Is
handsome bay years old, 10y lysdcks Iainbletonan,
by Abdaah, aud recently Of seven heats
the Fashion Course beating good horses lie
was secured by Mr. barley, the well known dealer in
Twenty fOurtl-st, for t,O0-a remarkably cheap bar
gam. The next lot ret q chesnut hOIse years oid,
had trOted In public 1881 the fourth heat, the
Union course this season ana MOST promising morse,
bought cheap for Ss7j, by Mr. John SMITH The next
lot, the bay horse Red Rover, years old, who Is well
known the Long Island troting turf having won siI
this season. and haH record OF Et23 To wagon on
the Union Course, purchased by Mr.. Anderson "
tins city Of $3.50. The brown colt Tommy Dodd,
a yeyear old who has trOtted In 252 this with
out any training was knocked down TO Mr. II. n. SCud.
$40. owing 10 the heavy rain throughout the
morning the racehOrses from jerome Park did arrive
I'M time for sale and they will be sold Saturday
won the Paterson Derby OF 1865 was nut up and sold
dirt cheap for S245 to Mr. j. Mcdonald The only other
thoroughbred sold twoyear Old bay colt by Breck'
enrdge out Of Belle by Monarch who had been broken
and which Mr. Slater purchased for 900 Juba Aide
baran, and Simple Simon. will be sold on Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18

Court reserved is decision after argument motion
10 show cause why the DEGREES heretofore made dismiss
ing the involuntary petition against the said corpora
on should not be set aside The ground OF the motion
was that the decree improvidenty made and fraud
practioed on some of the creditors.
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HOME NEWS.
TIKI MKATHRR

Hsu yoRs =, Han, Their BsT Wind Ieur Their Bar Wind
Nov 1T 50 1905 BSE. Nov. lis 40 29d& W.
So 2957RSW 80 1884 ~.
2963SW IL 40 1855 W.
REMARKs.-M orning-OveTcast from midnight 20 noon,
raining 1888 To nOOn seet 1903 stormy 10 ll:l5 bioWBg
a gale at times To 1890. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 =
slightly to 440 raining u 10 1906 WINDY to sunset
EvenIng-Very cloudy $40; slightly cloudy ol5; clear
745 slightly cloudy 745 TO $50 clear $50 10 ~
windy To- Gas. Rain depth II inches Note-loni
D. 10 midnight, overcast l7tn, the mercury
higher at 15 D. to-day, viz $50 than FOR the pao' 10
days, and with but exception, than she past 10
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IAnB0uuoemenu

KNoX's STOCK OF FURs.-As usual, at this
season year KNoI the Halter makes remarkably attractive
DISPLAY ofPAScY PuRs In the his HATS gentlemen.
what be moderate prices Of the best character Ladies about
purchasing should not fail to inspect KNoxs assortment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18

FINE SuVER-PLATED WARE in new and ele-
giant designs Wedding aud Holiday Presents offered At
retail at Wholesale prices j. L. HARIEN 90, No 81 Maiden lane.
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Ye Pimpled, Blotched, and liberated Vic

Diseases who n' the
company take ATKEs SARsAPAA aud the
blood Restore health and wiz not
only enjoy life better but make oAbo TO those
who Keep IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18

SQUIRE g. LANDER, % FultOn-st., New York
reliable WATCnKs tne DAHoSDt choice Jaw
KLEI aud SILyKR WARE Diamonds 9sc.atg
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.S2.OOO.0OQ.
CAPITAL STOCK...........
TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS. =.

| Length of road. III 500 miles. The bonds arc
| limited to less than $4,000 per mile, aud are
cured by First Mortgage on the entire property
of the Company, which cost about $4,000 per milo,
and which, we say with the utmost confidence,
will be worth soon after the completion of the road
at least double its cost. The consolidation of this
line with the Indianapolis. Charlottesville and Dam
vile Road places two hundred miles under one
management, and furnishes still further security TO
the bondhoders these bonds having been assumed
IA virtual guaranteed by the consolidated company
under the name of the Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railroad Company. This is an east and
west road connecting with direct lines TO Boston,
New-York Philadelphia, ard Baltimore on the east,
and with the Pacific Roads the west Ii runs through
the richest and most populous district of Illinois, tho
local business of which will bemore than sufficient to
sustain it, while the through business (which will DO
limited only by the capacity of the road must make 10
of the best paying railways i'm the country The
greater part of the road is finished and the bal
ance will be completed and thoroughly equipped by
the first of January next
over two-thirds of the loan has been taken by
tual investors. We continue to offer for the present,
the balance at 05 and accrued interest in currency,
at which price they pay about 10 per cent interest
in currency-JO per cent more than Governments.
The high premium which the stock of MI the East
and West roads in Illinois commands iustfes the
belief that the stock of this road will also soon seD
above par thus making the convertible clause of the
bond n valuable option.
All marketable securities received in exchange al
the highest market rates. Bonds forwarded by eI-
press free Of charge Pamphlets containing full par
ti"uars furnished on application 10y the undersigned
financial agents of the Company.
YVyTn ETTID M OTTTTn
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TURKISH BATHS, 10 LhIGuT- sT.-HouTs-
Geuts-6 TO a M, to Lades-iO 10 u a. H. Subar
Gents. TO u q.
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aud brhancy; nothing exceeds this
superb knc superAve folly pay 80 90 for the
lower part Broadway beautiful ard be
had at No. I8 Nassau.St for - So
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NOTICE.-Purchaser of GENTS and BOYS
CtorSG can obtain the affords TEAPAGES.
HUNTER Co.'S and 500 Bose. Pncss moderate and goods
warranted as represented
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In view Of the deception practlced by dealers
10 worthless Orode aud imitation Nacbs bu7rrs ~
genuse AAAEcAs WATCHES should invariably demand certificate 81
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PAPERS, TwINEs, THREADS. AND CORDAGE.
HAyEI Ocs and WGeoOns 20 and 800 broad"sy New
AnLL
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NEw-YoRK FIREPLACE HEATER. SaniOrds
Patent Warn, four rSems With ere NATIONAL SroE "oHs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18

SABBATH-SCHOoL Books. - BROuGHTON d
wrNls No. Ia BbsHsuss keep the hest nos all ratIhsi
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Mail. 70. p.m.s. per steamship TlKss P'rN' 10 R) '''

Of lOAm a.-u,n,v rov "a
Nh r. Il, fiyrrnoo The City Of London rom fleI
s s roe AZ The General Postonee al 10 NJ Asuppe~eh"
mail for prepaid letters close the Per Al , ,ueJe nv the
..r nc, No ~ R. close lOi connecting Win ean'D'p
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DEP4RTUEE or FoREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. Nov u

Mails Tor Europe Southampton Btrmen BY the DUuAu close
al the General Post Office Al 10 No SuprlunsntI Mail
Mails M Havana aud Nassau pss,aI,kl EAfe close The Gen
tTa. P0st pEfe - 10 0ccck a.
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FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.

These Bonds can be registered.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31
HAIR DRESSING.
w A1'lcISS'
NEW SCALE PIANOS.

wa iron Frame. orsvsirung lass aud dQroH,
Br,dyt
.Neio5eoOs oUd I'M NJ O,gnDs.
The best manufactured Wars ted for Q Wv
Pianos Mrlml. ons aud Organs. -T,,oss g,,eof
" reduced for ash. New 1.o,tave Planes t275
aud upward New Cabinet Organs els aud
upward. seroi dhand Instruments go aud
upward. Monilily In taln,ents rccei,d, Ware.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31

encd, falling hair checked, aud bald.
ncss often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the ioliclcs are destroyed,
or tho glands ntropl,ied aud dccayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasly scdi.
ment, it will kccpit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling oil, aud
consequently prevent badness. FREQ
from those dclcterions substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious TO the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm il. II wanted
merely Tor
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31
Pune Spices, Pure Cream rartcr,
Fn\orlug Extracts.
Essences, Hair Oils, &c.

'''''' ''''' N'''s ~
iIaii Dyes, all the best varieties Hair aud
Clothes Bfnsh' =, ui all Kinds. Combs, 70
mai"S, Pun liuN"s aud Powders Flesh
Brushes, Teeth lru>hc-, Nail Brushes
SHAVING brushes. SHAVING y luilrt soaps. 81.
TIT >ts.-A biz stock, and hts guaranteed
every time.
SUPPORTERS. SnoILptR BTAcrs Sc. aud in
lact near y every article usually kept ina
FIRST Class Dug Stmr.
The latch string Away hangs out. Gail
and -. us. aud II You don't hapIr.n to So,
What You want,-tall Tor IL.
H. q. DAY.
Bradford Oct 25. 1909.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31
Ayers
Hair Vigor.
For restoring Cray Eair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
~ a. once agreeable.
healthy, and eilecinal
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
HAIR IS soon restored
to its original color
~M the gloss aud
freshness Of youth.
Thin I,uir il tl,i.k.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-17
FoREIGN PORTS

W>xIr
Ar at Mauritius Sd ut, ship Mutlah Ballard ,rom
Manila for Boston, with iorenast sprung. -'-'
SD Inn Cardiff LIST inst. barque Waldo, Baker, Tor
AT at Palermo 25th ult, barque Volunteer, Blake
Sid I'm Gibralter s1st ult, barque Hornet, Loud,
At Berbce Esd ult sch Lottie. johnson, from Bal
timore, ar 18th, disg. -
:, At Demerara sist ult. sch Lueano, johnson for
At Barbados; 2lst ult. sch Hattie E Dodge Free
man, tor New York, ldg. ,ee~' >-'S@
AtSt Pierre % inst. big Virginia, johnson, for
At st Thomas 31st ult, brig John Wesley, Ford. sor
Mayagucz next day to load tor Baltimore
AT Arroyo SOth ult brig Hattie Eaton, Brown for
New YORK habbon1, Coombs, for Boston days ~
AT at falmouth, Ja 22d ult, brig Josie, Petigrew,
Ar at 0ieniuegos list inst barqus Sam Sheppard,
At Remedies I'd inst, brig Winfield. Loring, isr
At Baracoa 7th inst, sch Frank Treat: tor N yorx.
Azelda q Laura, McIndoo, Tor do.
Ar. Ar at Havana 18th inst, barque r W GrifHths.
AZ at Matanzas 9Th inst, brig BENZ Carver, Meyers
sid 9Th. barque Palo Alto wiley. for New York (;
5th, Concord. Kelley, Baltimore.
Ar at Cardenas 9th, sch Alice, Crocker. from VIM
terp0rt; 9th. barque Carlton. Trecartln. SaQua.
Ar at Liverpool, MS, 9th inst, brig Jessie Rhynas,
AZ ats John. NIB. nth inst, sch Grace Webster.
CID 18th, ship A Campbell Curling, Liverpool;
sch Webster Bernard Smith. PhiladelpRia. : ~
per steamer Cuba, at New York;
Ar at Liverpool I'd inst Prussia. Patten, from New
Orleans; I'd. Cultiyator Russell, San Francisco,
Cid 9Th. Adeline Adams, Leavtt, New Haven
Ar at Rangoon April q, John Bunyan, Gilmore,
Boston. sfsf :. Sl---I =
Sid April rs, Henry Buck. Nichols, Boston.
AT at Leghorn 10Th ult. l. II Merrill, Morse, from
Passed through the Straits 9th ult, Gazele. Cole,
Palermo for Philadelphia.
Sid I'm Bordeaux I'd inst, L M Merritt, Eaton, New
Orleans.
Ar at Havre 3D. inst, j Southland, Bishop. New
Orleans; Ironsides, Merrill, do Il
ar at Brouwershayen I'd inst S Curling, Morse.
Helvoet. s5, ss.saf 81 =
Ar at E!sinore I'd inst, Eldorado, Thompson, from
Philadelphia for Stockholm. = ~ aw ,asg 81
York. - :.
Sid soth ship Ladoga, Wiley. Now York.
SPOKEN. ssi
April 10, Lat 80 8. lon 81 w, ship .Lemuel Dyer. .
from New York for Melbourne. 4TE
New Orleans for Hayre. ~ ~. s7a-7s
June 6, lat As A. Ion 81 H. ship w stetson from
Liverpool for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-17
WASHINGTON.
PURCHASE OF BONDS.

WASHINGTON, June 16-The Secretary oil
the Treasury has directed Mr.. Van Dyck, As
sistant Treasurer at New York, to make his
purchase of bonds for the last week in this
month on Tuesday, the 10Th inst, instead oil
Wednesday, that the account may be returned
before the LIST of July. He has also instructed
the Assistant Treasurer to purchase bonds to
the amount Of $500, 900 ut either Of the next
two purchases in addition to the regular pur-
chase of a million week, in order to increase
the sinking fund by the close OF the fiscal year
to proportionate the amount for four months
OF the present administration. y -@-A
REDUCTION OF FORCE. 4 7.sss
Thirty watchmen and laborers were yester-
day dismissed from the Treasury Department
on account Of the reduction in the last appro-
priation bill. The others will be dismissed in
the course Of a few days. Lists are now being
prepared in the appointment Office OF the
Treasury Department, of large number OF
the month.
The Postmaster General has appointed seven
clerks 10 supply vacancies caused by removal
INDIAN ArrArRs. -7
A letter to Indian Commissioner Parker
from Superintendent Hoag, dated Lawrence,
KAN, June 10th, il to the effect that only ten
persons in eonnection with the railroad west OF
Sheridan have been killed, and no troubles
have occurred for some days past The Indians
are occasionally seen along the west lire of the
road for 160 miles, but for several days have
not troubled 1t. The difficulties with the set
tiers remote from the railroad cannot be learn
cd with accuracy from this source. There have
been no depredati0ns since the 7th inst The
removal Of troops to the frontier may deter
further aggressions. q -, II, X +. ~
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-17
Proposals fOa. R0ti01s
Assd Ship Ch0pdIery.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
District Of Portland and FaImost


CEALED Proposals win be received at this office
- until the oath day OF June lnst tor the supply of
Ratons to the petty officers and seamen OF the u s.
Revenue steamer 4Mahoning," or any other Revenue
Cutter or Cutters that may be stationed at this
port, for the term Of one year from the LIST day of
July next =
The ration for the Revenue service is the same as
that allowed in the naval service emitting the liquor
and consists Of the following articles W.; Beei
Pork, Flour, Rice, Rasins GIed Fruit fckles or
Cranberries, Biscuit, Sugar, Tea, Cocoa, Butter,
Cheese, Molasses. Vinegar.
~ The rations to be Of good wholesome quality, 70
be approved by the Captain, and the different art
cles comprising the ratons to be delivered on board
the vessel IN good and sufficient casks and vessels, TO
be provided by the contractor and the contents
hereof to be distinctly marked on each It Is TO be
that the contractor VIII be bound to tur-
nish. mo- reasonable notice, often as may be re-
onred by the eaptain OF the vessel, with the ap.-
baton Of the Collec Dot exeeedne -t-vH an aver
age one day In each wccsks} saen Iresn meat and
fresh vegetables may be eqsd ~ ~ ne syh.es
ponding parts OF the rations alo :" " 'e na'ai scr
vice.
Table Of Rations may be seen at this Office
Sealed Proposals will also be received Gt TINS ONCE,
until the 21st inst for Ship Cbandlery for he use OF
the above named vessel or vessels for said term OF
one year.
List Of articles to be bid for and other speciaca-
lions necessary full understanding Of the propo-
sails advertised for, may be seen at this ONCE
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.
jesdt24 Collector.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-17
United States Internal Revenue,

COLLECTIONS OFFICE, FIRST DISTRICT MAINE
.s Athen@um Building, Plum Street,
rs. PORTLAND, May %, 1869.
II hereby give notice that have received from The
trict Of Maine the Annual List OF Taxes and Spec
ial Taxes Icense assessed for the year 1869; that
the same have become due and are payahlei and
that will by myself or Deputy, attend to the collec-
ton thereof at the following designated times and
places, viz: .... ..0elt rIH N.
At my Office In Portland, daily tSundays excepted)
from June 1, 1868, to June 25, 1869, inclusive.
AtKepnebupk, at the Hotel kept by Woodbury. A.
Han, Tuesday, June sth, 1863, from II O'Clock a. M
At Kittery Depot, Wednesday, June 9th, 1869,
from e.45 A. NJ. to 10 O'clock A. M.
At South Berwick, at the Newichawanick House,
wednesday, June 9th, 1869, from ii o'clock A NJ.
to O'Clock p. Nj. b sQh llN N-
have also made arrangements whereby parties In
Biddeford owing such taxes may pay the same to X
NJ Chapman, Cashier at the Biddef0rd National
Bank during bank hours at any time prior to june
20. 1863. r ii u t
Parties in Saco owing such taxes may pay the
TO I. Seaman, Cashier at the Saco National Bank,
during bank hours, at any time prior 70 june 20
pefties in Brunswick owing such taxes, may pay
the Same to j. p WincheI Cashier at the First Na
tional Bank Of Brunswick, during bank hours, at
any time prior to June 20, 1869. al L
The Internal Revenue Act requires no further no
tee of Annual list than the foregoing except tho
Special Notice to be mailed to all parties who neg
ect to pay within the time above specified, for the
issuing and service of which the law provides that
fee Of tuentg cents shall be charged
All persons assessed are respectfully requested to
| govern themselves accordingly; -,o,,,~,s
| mavqoeit,une25 III Collector.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-17

the union, peace and prosperity Of this eoun-
try. 80 rs ~
the guest Of Secretary Boutwell,. he leaves
Groton tomorrow forenoon for New York,
stopping two hours at Worcester, in response
to Q, municipal invitation from that city.
.=-s THE PRESIDENT AT WORCESTER.
WORCESTER june l6.-President Grant will
visit this city tomorrow, arriving at I. M
and remaining two and half hours He will
be received by the city government and escort
ed through the streets by the military, High
land Cadets and Grand Army of the Republic
He will review the public schools and partake
of collation. at the Bay State House. Notice
Of his coming was received this noon, and only
his brief stay precludes an elaborate demon
stration. ss.t.-l .s-.ss.s 81 $50 eAsis -