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a4nfs sfs City Affairs. ssegi sasl'sis-
A special meeting of both branches of the
City Council was held last evening.

.44.44 -sa44 G4ssS - T.ss..s H.si5 s7epfkil-
A snecial meetino of botb branchas of tho
Citv Council was held Last evan;ng
~ noalpnrso S. Ta IA, So -
~ ~ AM AID1nMEN.
sh Aleominunication was received from the As
SCISSORS, transmltting new tax book transmit
ted from the State Treasurers Office, and al
leging their inability to fulfill the instructions
thereto within the time required. The subject
was referred TO the Committee on Finance.
An ordinance amending the ordinance relat-
ing to the harbor, defining the hmitsin which
psossas may anoa9r yaspassed to be en-
"A code Of additional sregulations governing
the FIRE department was received from the
Board OF Engineers and referred to the Com
m,stee On ?I.: hIfe Departmens' !, os
= ;fermisslon was granted Nathan Dyer to
erecy Two story wooden aenllding the cor
ner OF X rk and lying streets. ,sTaa leg is-1
\ Same was also granted to the members of
Cumberland Engine Company No. to attend
! the Firemen's Muster at Augusta on the ID Of
September, and take the steamer Falmouth
with Them - IN ssSlss i 80. s-Na5sa ssas
! Leave to withdraw was granted on petition
of w. C. Osborne e ais for q sidewalk on
WHITES street; samesoni petition Of s. 1T Saw
yer. zaitisa - hSsg As4 10 ens ps.ssa 80
An ordinance defining the duties Of The Har-
Dor Master and City Physician in relation to
quarantine, they to receive such compensation
as the Mayor and Aldermen may direct, came
up and was passed to be enacted in concur
renee. .A409S2 MH
IN CONVENTION
Both Boards xvans into a., ,,s,,,;, so,s.,t
Fonrf Assisfanf IN Az Tf;s N Stess
ment vice 5yhes1ay res;aad 4 R;charg n
Page was elected az the frat
IL Votes Snencer Rogars roco;ra ,,otas a,,S
q. nj Gloves B - '-S W so'e'' any
Petsfions nreseotea and ross~~od- os A..
Haskell. widow of Samwal Hoshan ~ a aann
pensatiop for nersonai ;n;,,ras rao,,a4 IA e.,.
fan at~fha CORNER 80 Ia.s 10 i.oua
the aut,mn Of 1857 ~ a ~ :,sa ssIesss y
70 erect statonory stear, tos lea ooS
Fore sfreef z Z ~ fs~s@@'T E7ns.ns as ~ ZoV
Orders nossed- a. ror,,;..a1
nm Pnhi;c Rn;ld; ~ ~ ne.st .ue 0oHetee
ton af hr;cIr stsSl ~ S ~ re LOT ane cree
Casco Enoine Honse - =. WIN
inc 1s1 d;ractn ;bat s.:.alps st nos eAcsSu
Frankin r. 1a; as,t d ~ eass u
dance win the INES no occunied It he;nc ha.
lieved that those are the ORIGINAL lines. direct.
ing the Committee on Judicial Proceedirgs III
procure from the Iegislat,,re an ~
the city charter, allowing the citv to law down
brick or stone sidewalks. and assess one-haIt
the expense on the Auditors. directinor 7the
COMMITTEE on Streets to procure GRADES for
Centre street. and forthwith proceed to build
the same from Fore to Commercial street: paw
ing w. B. Joy $40 for injuries received on Fore
street last December; directing the Committee
on Public buildings TO inquire into the, expe-
tn tha Cufler estate in fta 80. - xE~SS.4s
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DR. HAMS Aromatic Invlgorator

Removes from the system the m effects caused BY The
excessive use % alcoholc liquors, and eEIectually
destroys the appetite for these stmulants. 1t gives
tone to debiitated mucous surfaces Effete matter
e removed from the system thereby restoring it to
its normal healthiul condition. As medicine, II is
quick and effectual,9 caring the most aggravated
cases OF Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaints, and all 9TH
speedy manner. This elegant preparation has stood
the test OF years. wine-glass u before eating win
give good appetite and prevent all suffering from
indigestion. Ladies OF weak ana delicate constitu-
tons should take the inEiRorator Ia &c times day
wne-glas3 full before retiring viii insure sweet
trial. and TO induce this he has put up the Invgo-
rator In pint bottles at 30 81 90. Rrin-
cipal Depot, As CENTRAL WHARF. BOSTON,. Sold
BY all druggists. 20 I'D. may13eodsN3m Il
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In Turner. Aug. q 9eorss Clifford. of this city, and
81 In Frseport, Ang 8. By Rev. B. T. sanborn, Geo.
kussel, o. Auburn, and Miss Eliza A., Merrill, Of
In sseo, Aug. Q, BY Rev. s.F.'wethefbee Benj. +.
Norris end Mlsa Sarah y. Brown, both OF Saco. y
In Poland, duly 3d. John w Flye and Edna A.
Dyer, both OF Lewiston. rs,sss 81. snlIsT
Hodgdon. - = -
N Waierville. July Is. WIN. a. Richardson and
Miss H. Eldora Priest. VI
In WateryilIe, Aug. 4, Jas. W. White and Frances
~. WardWels both Of Bangor. % sNkbis 70 e3ti5x
In Bentons Aug. I, j. A. IWhitcher and Maria L..
Newell, both OF Lewiston. 3n.Tr-r1''-1
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lNNAt q a ttN-shD
City Liquor Agency.

Allpersons 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. No
liquors will be sold at the Agency except those
relied on as pure and OF standard proof, as GER
titled in the certificates OF analysis from the
State Assayer. The price list has been revised,
and only sufficient profit will be charged to
meet current expenses. We think this mode
of conducting the agency cannot fail to receive
public approval. Per Order
COMMITTEE ON LIQUOR AGENCY.
june II, 1869. dtfsn
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ssssF smm ~. BIDLky5RD. Aug. 6, 1869.
To the Editor ofths Presssfu
When boy visited Saco, then a flourish
Ing manufacturing town, but Biddeford was
merely rural district with two Or three stores
stores near the "Cosered Bridge ;" aud at
"Smith's Corner" but since then'it has reared
machine shops and cotton mills and now grown
to DO a staid old city leading saco in business
and population. 1911 = - 7e25 = -
- SEwooMB's sHoE MANUFAcroRY.1 !iot
We were shown through the shoe manufac-
tory Of 8. Newccmb & Co, who employ, fifty
hands in the manufacture of first class ladies
scwed work for custom trade, and was inform
ed that their orders were always beyond their
ability to supply.
Their work is done with the new machinery
now used and is driven by calorie engine which
consumes only one ton of coal per month,
cheaper than water The caloric engine
seems admirable adapted to light manufactur-
ing and ought TO be more IN use. MI. New
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The Repuhlicans If scafborps arc requested 10
meet at the Town House, I'm said Town, on Saturday,
14th inst, ut Ia o'clock N, 10 choose three dele
gates TO the Republican County Convention to be
held in Portland, August 18th. Aiso to ehooss .
Town Committee for the ensuing year.
aulod&vtlM y .NW Per Order Town Com.
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supreme judicial Court.

MoNDAy.-The Court came 10 at P. M. The fol-
lowing cases were taken up: ia l3lae sara ati
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
No. Urinary A. Mullen Samuel L. Carleton.
Sci Tae. sArg,ied ssgn siSes3 sa0tA
Haskell. Rands
No. 203-Alfred Richards ct alsys.. Albert Steph-
enson and Trustee. Submitted on Briefs.
L. PIERCE Putnam
Bradbury & Bradbury.
No. 2O6-- George Hearn VS.. Sarah j Griffin. Ar
Frank. s2sRts4ss Carleton.
Rands.
No. 132-Chas. +. III. Month o VS.. Alfred s. Per
kins. Arguments finished q asa f2ae.3 SO
ShePley 3 Strout. a. barnes. esmaa sssss
Williams. sea s is.f. SO Bradbury & Bradbury.
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TIE NEW ORGAN AT THE CArHEDRAL OF
THE IMMAcULArE CONcEPTIoN.-The magnif-
cent new, organ, which, was built by Henry
Erben, the celebrated builder tof New York
for the new Catholic Cathedral in this city, is
now being putin place, and we take this OPP
portunity to give the following description Of
It. 1t is built of the very best materials, and
is q splendid piece Of workmanship. The fol-
lowing description is given by the builder:
There are three fullsets of keys from G G
toA in alt, with 2 IL octayes of pedals from @
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nv Mew.,. Iii q

~ Z { n4ye Deen issuep 70 NAME inventor
e .O''ows - : lelus' LeWls'ons n'erI 10
s sp,nns q a. Estes onlna, narrow ans
$3.50 %s c.s-,. saa oi'ano' nsnaiE my
sb;ns. Iam;s ssap ~ p'as-s
Gsarsst,rn ,, :. sss pos
Torrr ps,,,ro. -. . . :" - = =
5 Tha $780,, 80 ss,,,ss .......a zxscs,,,.
u;o p;onoars ,,.s -
= e. ~
,,a p;oasa.. -. ~ sA.s.on =
the ensping fall = - ~. r,srnhar'
80 ~. soc;s,r h.ra- ~ r;s;.sa. ~. n
AN..s ~ - s.e--'~ =
Hom-A-o- a,;sr- -o. t,o,,or- !.
some nrominencol g,o,l 6 . veoar,,r sa;r.d -,
insanity. died on satnrdav NJ xIiar1I ,11as J
NATIVE ~ snd .sar.
~ ooe IN '71' 2 = = 1917
aa, AL - =. -, J. =. n. . = y 9
"a ~sSf 'sss'@s.1 'i 90. .s""'Sy '"''
w.,,s~ p,,,,v,, s,.s "a, ,.e,
Nav yor. so,nraa. ~ a. -,
Il ~ ~ 81. ~, =, e " -
- IN Y,stSs> Alpso. '"ip Vi h1"s
~ r,ts.,ssste - 1is,.,o zyslasg Z. ALag9
:. a. a. - 80, Aga. an1 = my, palen
kno xn law publishers, of Boston, died at hi
residence in Cambridge Monday morning in
the list yearof bis age. s'ssTseb
The Indians Of Southern Mexico are making
vigorous war against the government.
Al Madrid dispatch says that M Forbes Of
Boston has had an interview with General
Prim and Marshal serrano, during which the
P1oPoSSu PoiS"aso VI Suoa Ny Tue Cnlteu
States came up. Mr.. Forbes was presented to
the Regent and Secretary Of War by the Anne
Eican Minister: The proposalwa not accepted
at present. Mr. Forbes, however, 5 continues
his negotiations
Oliver zAmes publishes D card, saying that
the Onion Pacific road has not issued so many
bonds as it isentitled to by one hundred mil
lion dollars. ....s ...... .....>ss.,.s...ss
AT tne recent commencement of the Uni
versity Of Vermont the honorary degree Of D.
~. was conferred on Rev. Charles Carroll
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HARPERs BAzAR.-The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster. Hall. This Journal Of
Fashion takes the had of all Others, and is .
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
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state News

The Park street M, E. Sunday School of
lewiston viii make an excursion to Portland
ana Vushing's Island to-day. A0n arriving
ae taey wll take the Steamer GazelIe, sail
and other srausenents win be crowded.
T. Q. Harrington Of Auburn has a Durban
cali IL weeks, old, gifthine feet 3 inches. ia 3
feet and inches high, 8 feet 4 inches long
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= This splendid Hair bye is the best In the world
the only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable JIM
stantanso9s No no iiaieaious tns
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or BROWN
Sold by all Druggists and Perfnmers, 1apd properly
applied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st, NJ Y tS'n
June j-sNdSw1yr
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FORT PORTLAND

.9g9sBeF7Msaaay Aus. Q.
ARRIVED. a..,,4s..,
Steamer am New 1s1 TSEb Chisholm" Boston s East
PJ Basdue triumph. Nichols. Phladelphia-coal to
International Steamship Co, and iron buoys TO John
Bsrque Gan Eden oreenIiet Philadelphia coal
20 order. ' t-'-' -'-
Brig Elmira, Dreamer, Boston.
Sch Aurora. (Brl iPayson, Westport, Ms.
Sch Modena, Rowe. Rockport.-hsh TO Dana q ca
Sch y S9rant. Gresham. Boston, to load Tor Penn
Sch Sarah. Oliver. Boston. tS4ss =
Sch Gazelle, NinsloW, Boston,
Sch Canton, Donnell, Boston, H3tAt
Sch Ranger, Cleaves, Boston.
Sch lantle, DeIands Boston. ar, rIf4 4s1-s,
Scn highlander. Rogers, SALEM 4 Z 1890
sen Aibatross, Crockett, Thomaston.
.......4 9. CLEARED.
Fox. ~ I. -~-', ~
5atque agnes Frazer, tBr) Cameron, Pictou:
q PIG Seo " Chase, Bacon, Aexandria- Ldttlejohn
Big q = wheaer. Bacon, rhiladelphia- Phiney
Sch julia, lBrl McDougal st George, NIB "a,
scn Predmore, Seavey, New york erhn NILS
Sch Georgia, Cottrei, Belfast. 10 80 - ~ 49,
u ~ nsf.a1s - 4 - 30
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1Windham.

The Republicans of Windhaml will meet at the
Town House on Saturday the 18th inst at o'clock
z. choose Delegated TO the County Convention.
Au10-dnwtd Per Order OF Town Com.
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DR. LEES AND GEN. NEAL Dow.-These two
earnest advocates OF temperance have been
making q tour of three weeks through New
Hampshire, Canada, Michigan and Ohio, held
ing public meetings, which have eyerywhere
good. They are expecting to attend the great
Dominion Convention, E in Toronto, Canada
on the 7th of September, after which it is hop
ed that they may be heard in this State during
thecoming campaign. Neal Dow considers
rothingis more limp0rtanf than the coming
eampeigns in Massachusetts, - Boston Travel
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A ,sunaIi Farm Wanted.

o.,rr- .tssi Within 10 or 20 miles of Port.
,A%A-0 land, worth 5000 to $500.
AM1rz2 Send parth usrs to WIN. II. JER-
7 al IT. RIS, Real Estate Agent Portland
E1s1.lz.@zzzE57fz-:55z.zsx- al l0-w2ws
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: fPsr steamer AleppO, at BostOn.l
y e liverpool 2Gih ult, Lie Houghton, Morton

fPer steamer Alsppo. at Boston.l
Ar e liverpool 2Gth ult, Lie HcughtOn, Morton.
CID 18th, Ellsworth. woodward Calcutta
Sid I'm Gravesend 9Th. Sierra, Nevada, Pand0,
lirom Iondonl lor New York.
Ar at Deal S7th. Alicia stewart, I'm New York for
London; M Thayer, Crosby. and Am Congress. Liv-
ingst0n, do for do. land all proceeded.l
ru Passed Dnngeness 2bth. Floneward Bound, GIL
more, nom Calla0 tor Rotterdam. - .l.
Jar at Newport 26tb, Adelaide Norris. Meicher,
Ar at Warren Point 25th, Pekin. Dakin, nom St
John. NIB. ... ..-.
Ar at Queenstown 25th, Commodore Dupont. Nc
Giivefy, Matankas via Portland ~ 1903
Ar at shanghae May q, Netne Merriman, Rollins,
New York via Hong Kong. ~
Ar at Hong Kong May q, Akbar, Croker, I'm San
Francisco; 3lst, e Cushing Colby Cardiff.
sid June ., John Dimmock, Winchel for San
Francisco. - n
Ar a. Bassein june 5, susan A BlaisdelI, Sawyer,
AT &C Singapore June 3, Borneo, Burslsy, I'm Rio
Passed Apjier May &c, Anna Walsh. Drinkwater,
nom Bangkok Tor Liverpool.
CID at Akyab June Is. otago, ThOrndlke, for Fal-
on st Helena June 20, David Brown, Nichols, I'm
Adelaide tor London; 9th. @ Whitmore, Humphry,
from Bassein tor England.
June A. Iatios. Ion. 80 W, barque Deyonshire. ca
July 9, LAT 10 n. lon w. barano Courser, Dckey.
from CefdI9 june 10 for Montcyidco.
June z. lat IS, lon %, ship Cara Wheeler. trom
July 80 lat AZ 40, Ion 40. barque Agra, from LIVER
poolfbr Boston, aS1tr 3BHll-st0 Is %
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wanted Immediately.

"A who resides In this city; one who Is wanting to
learn the Apothecary business. No other need APP
ply. Good recommendations required. Il. 1sirfs +
Apply at once at the Daily Adydrtiser Office.
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'6shing business and is to be commanded by Cap t
Poole.
At Kennebunkport Sth inst, by Capt Bradford
Cakes well built scbr oil 100 tons OF large carrying
capacity and Is Tor sale.
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- GRH. R0sRcRANs declines to accept the DEM
isocratic nomination for the positions of Covert
4 nor Of 0hio.q Iphis dletter tothe Democratic
: committee he sagssssAftentlh the uarI resigned
isasery desirable spositionandx deitmy State to
sssacure atleastthe zpossibiit fulfilling ,du-
ties deemed sacfsdHto nay creditors and family.
THOSE duties forbid me the honorof leading
the DemocracyIof Ohio LIN the pending canvass
for Governor" The, tfanslationso this isthat
the General does mot believe that the Demo
Gratis Of Ohio are able 20 make him Goyerncr.
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q HHs Jealous Bostonians have discovered
what NM Fillmore has gone to Europe for He
means to make arrangements for musical
jubilee IN New York, next summer, that shall
far surpass the Peace Festival. II Mr.. Gil
more's part of the proceeds are proportionata-
y large he will be in comfortable circum-
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- TIE Coal MoSopoLE.--A. New !, York dis
e patch says that several railways, TRANSPORTER
ton and steamboat companies, also many 9th
er large Iccusumersof anthracite coal in that
vicinity are urging the free admission of btu
sminous coal from Nova Scotia, and it is now
eyidentthat the specuiatOrs and greedy miners
of Pennsylvania have, by their exorbitant
prieesaproyoked an agitation of the, question
which win ruin themselvesandabohsh the tax.
Ten dollars continues to be the retail pricefor|
hard !. coal at the New York yards, and not
much to be had at that 20 81 = fsssss al
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A New GARLE.-The new. cable to be laid
between Panama and the Pacific coast of South
America has been contracted for in London.
It viii be laid by Sir Charles Bright and La
than Clark, celebrated English electricians.
The terminus Of the line will be 1T Tumbez,
Peru, with way stationsin Ecquador and Co
lombf'. The distance is about 1000 miles
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= A LANCE class Of advertisers when duh
times approach, instead of exercising the usu-
al sagacityz exhibited atother seasons, tie an
additional knot in their purse strings, with
draw their names from before the public, and
then sit down to lament their, sad. fate and
wonder why $50 little is going on This is
folly. It may be laid down as an indisputa5le
fact, that Il 10 good times it 10 necessary to adj
vertise to secure business, in dun times, it is
all the more. And why? Simply because the
fact Of advertising at all il proof conclusive
that such course viii and does bring bust
ness; hence the more one patronizes the press
the greater will be his revenue and the more
certain his success. Many men are dependent
entirely upon advertising for success. Z Sup
pose they were to refuse to advertise at ALI?
Dull times would be the inevitable result
and no one would wonder at their failure. 8
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Mr.. EDITOR, Your corrcspondentsD,'' ION
the street cars running Supdays)is generally
q very isedate man ;Ebut when hetalks about
the horse railroad corporation being q srich
corporation" he perpetrates the richest Joke
of the season. A concern with $4,000 in
vested that makes q dividend in four years Of
tsco per cent fire NILS year, called richl Ali
ID, = you are fast winning the lanrels from the
lamented Artemus. AT any rate, in arguing q
very grave matter, you hare, by hook or by
crook, penned ! neat joke, ana tbe 1rnana gers
lowe YOU one" Il.
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FIRE.-From the head Of Prebls street last
evening, about. 3 lo'eleeks afire could be dis
tinctly seen raging in Westbrook, esidsntlyi5e-
tween MorrilPs.. and Aliens Corners. We,
heard it said that IL Wasa large store in that
vicinity. .ssi .te " . zsfsni7a fiz9H
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aPnRsoss addicted 10 rowing WIN be interest
ed to learn that the time has not yet been fixed
for The great International race between the
Harvard and Oxford crews. 81 hefsIr1rf
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"A RECIPROCITY. 1.-The Toronto Globe Wash
iuston correspondent says that his information
leads him to suppose that the Canadian M n
istfy'are not managing the question Of r. ci-
procity With much judgment. If any treatyis
made, which seems probable, IL VIII be owing
to the advances Of Secretary Fish and Secre-
tary Boutwell,, more than to any action taken
by our Ministers. 1 understand that the Amer.
lean Ministers complain Of thesiowness of our
ofacials."
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LAuscHrp-At South Bristol I'M inst. from the
yard ofsA g NJ Gamage. q schr OF s. tons, named
Norman u Poole. built for Joseph Friend and Capt
Saml Poole, Of Gloucester. She 10 intended Tor the
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u words Or wisdom

WORDS 0fA wisdom
49, FoR rousa MEN,
Olthe Ruling Passion IN Youth and Early Manhood,
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free OF charge Adj
dress ,ss; H9FAB9 Ass0ei AfIoE, Rsz Philsr
= Z q n 77-- a u -s57
MARRIED.
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e yGoLD CLOSED. in New York last night at
1s5 pEea 1854 ss..sa na b.ss Sd ,Ea
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MIR. CHAfIEs q, LryTLE, of the publishing
firm of Little, Brown & Co., who died IL Bos,
ton, Monday, was born in Kennebunk. il tb;.
State. in 1873 IN early life he went to Boston
and. engaged 10 mercantile pursuits, afterwards
becoming clerk In ookstore, and finally 4
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There havesabeen about seven additional
stops put into the organ since since the above
description (Which included as stops,) so that
there are about 80 stops and over 5000 pipes
making this one of the finest organism the
United States The value of the organ is esti-
mated At 80, 900 "a a<R EswmER g
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z. .i.-----
az, &c Il excur
= ~ 'lrss y e,lllse 20 moirowesne slen
uss . VIZ, aoa ano'ner laure' % 'ne many
49,; M -. =, ''Aerry nas' sasneteu
nnn,,ss, 90 : very large
If tbe wea,har s ahp
mebsa tIsr;no - to- , naa,, ~. e an a1 I'M
rs.;ds..s -, nc oeu.ll' town' Of
ord ~ ,,.:.,,,,a.:. 1',,' '. ~ uornam
land Band will accompany the Blues, and
snsre viii pc e splendid aopportpnity TO dance
IN the grove to the magnificent music of
cnandlers Quadrllle Band. -Barnum will fur
nisn excellent re ireshmepts, Alta P. NJ there
VIII De grand review by General George F.
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1t has just been discovered that Gen. Boiler
in june last wrote letter to Horace H. Day
a'gentleman not unknown to Portland, taking
the ground that fair adjustment Of the rela-
tons between capital and labor would only re.
quire iaboring men to work sta hours day
Benjamin Is determineil to be ab.aa i ~, -
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ENcoUnAoING FOR MAINE. The whole of
the projected Intercolonial Railroad which
lies in Nova Scotia has been put under CON
tract. That part Of the line that runs along
the coast of New Brunswick will not be com
pleted till long after the Nova Scotia road
which connects with the European and North
american Railroad, is completed. This will
give Maine chance to develop the trade Of
the maritime provinces long before that part
Of the Dominion is; connected by rail with OF
tawa and Quebec. =. = ", -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-08-10

ne 4 + COUPLING, AND, MECHA,IcAL STOPS
Couple Great and swell oreans Ah1i4hS
Couple -Choir % -
3-Couples- Great and choir "
Couple--Pedals and great fafs5sqTs>3
3 Couple-Pedals aud choir !"
Composition Forte. AZ !. Il 4. s4@aun
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-08-10
FOR SALE.

osl Hare Chance for Business
EoR Sale the Stock, Tools, Fixtures. and good
VIII OF irst-c class Harness, Carriage, Trunk and
nag establishment, situated in Salem Massachrs-
Gus. Inc store maintains good reputation, Is
centrally located doing firstrate cash business;
carriage paint and blacksmith shop in the rear
This Is an opportunity seldom met with. The
business will be sold at bargain II applied Tor by
Sept1 Good ress. ms for selling
For further Psr,lsai ~ s sgP Mas or j.
Hint Water st, Boston, Mass. I0t.raN
Salem, Aug 8, 1859. auie-dlW