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for Nantes.
june 2, lat 10 40 N. lon 10 o3, ship Golden Rule,
from San Francisco for Liverpool.
East. w 7 III = - 10y -
July 8, lat 81, lon "a, ship Gettysburg, from New
Orleans Tor Cadiz %
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Fourth Page-Poem by Holmes; Too Many
Beaux; Extract from Editorial of Wendell
DI,;1l;,s
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eaY. M. c. A.-The regular quarterly meeting
of the Young Mems Christian Association will
be held at their rooms this evening, at o'clock.
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1. A. r. Am adjourned monthly meet
ing Of the Irish American Relief Association
will be held at their hall this Monday eve
ming. A punctual attendance is requested.
Per order,
John r SHrAHAN Secretarv
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Port Hastings LIST inst, Coral Lear Of Rock
port, and Ripley Ropes, Of Southport, bound North,
codishinq. rl
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special Trains
FOR
Commencement at Brunswick +! I!

Tuesday & Wednesday, July Ii and IA.
In addition to the regular advertised trains, a
Special Train will leave Brunswick for Bath on Tues
day at 10 P. M, or after close Of Concert.
i Also, a Special Train will leave Portland Wednss-
day at A. M; westbrook, s.f5; West falmouth
$50; Cumberland, $50; Yarmouth, $40; Frsepor'
$50; arriving at Brunswick at 9.i5.
Returning, leave Brunswick at 6.55 p. nj. ..a
LII LINCOLN, Sup't.
Augusta, July 6, 1862 julyio-d4tsN
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The attention of summer tourists is called to
a finely written communication on first page.
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! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

j. o. WARD,
Carpenter Sc Jobbe1.,
Doors, Sash Blinds, and Window Frames
Made to order.
Att JobbinO promptly attended 10.
Shop, No. IL Union st.
July l2-d2ws
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A CURIosITY.-Mr. ]. L. Weeks has just
presented to the Portland Natural History So
ciety long smooth-bore gun which was taken
at the capture Of Louisourg june II, 1745 by
Captain Moses Pearson. On the lock is en-
graved the name of the maker, Chappis Of st.
Etienne. Accompanying the gun is powder
horn, curiouslv carved, bearing the name Of
the owner, Joshua Freeman March q, 1767.
This powder-horn is presumed to have been
made by the celebrated scout Joe Wier who
was in the habit of stopping at Freeman's
house which stood in Westbrook on the spot
where Mr.. BOWS residence now stands. This
Wier was the same mentioned in Ilsley's book
entitled Forest and Shore"
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GOLD in New York ranged, Saturday frel
1876 "a to 1876 3-S, closing at 1885,
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HIGH ST. CHURoH.-Upon removing the
corner stone of the High Street Church on
Saturday afternoon there was found the silver
plate placed there at the time of the church
dedication inscribed as follows:
This corner stone of the High Street in
Portland was laid by IiIN5sea
Albion X. Paris.
4 ga Hel May 2s. A. ID. 1881
Building Committee
Nehemiah Cram Jno. A.. Smith, Mason
Greenwood, VIM. Wood, Oliver b. Dorrance.
aa Parish Committee.
Henry Goddard, John Bartels,
M Eben Steele. ia,
e. Day-Treasurer. W. Cutter Clerk.
Builders =.
Ehen Wilson-M Jason. Eli Webb-Joiner
: = Nathan Howe-Superintenda
3 Ofthese gentlemen only four are now living
Henry Goddard, Eben Steele, Eli Webb and
Oliver B. Dorrance. Sis.i 'Nsa si9t
There was ais found silver quarter Of a dol
lar Of the date of 1921, and half dime of the
date of 1890 Both the plate, and the, coin
were as bright as if just from the Mint. :.
1t is the intention to mako additionsto the
plate and replace it under the corner stone Of
the new church.
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uonse an Trea sfreet to Let.

HOWS6 Oh LHOO JtICCU 70 l1Cts 7
CONTAINING ten rooms. Plenty good Water
and large Garden. Rent $500.
Apply to w. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Liverpool 9th inst barque A W Weston,
Dawes, San FraDcisco; sin, ship Nunquam Dormlo
Cousins, St John NIB.
Ar at oaliao 10th uit ship Intrepid, Spence. from
San Francisco.
SD 18th ult, ships Aberdeen, Cole, England lslh
Col Adams. Morse, do; s Blanchard. Meadys Guam
ape: 18th. T0pgauant, Phillips do.
At Zaza 10th nit, brig Lizzie Wyman, Carnage, to
load for Delaware Breakwater for orders.
At Trinidad 30th nit. barQue Andes, Sheppard. I'm
Philadelphia dlsg; brig Antilles, Thestrup Tor Bos
ton .ldg.
CID at Port Midway, Ms, 9th uli brig Jessie Rhy-
Ar at st John, NB, 9th inst, brig Proteus. Drisko,
New York.
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IA tenement Of medium size. One situated II
quiet and pleasant part Of the city desired. Ad-
dress box Sos, Portland 20. jnlyi3.etf
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TRownnmar 8 HARTa Comn1nAr1on-

TRowBRDGE & HART's COMBINATION
This excellent variety company drew . first
rate audience at City Hall on last Saturday
evening, and proved themselves one Of the
few travelling companies that perform all thew
promise in their Immense Illuminated posters.
The comic parts were particularly wen sus-
tanned, and the audience, by their hearty
laughter and applause, showed how well they
appreciated the entertainment One feature
that will recommend itself at once to all re-
spectacle people in the community, was the
absence of everything coarse and low. .. u.
Budworth was great in his German dittles;
Delehanty and Hengler proved satisfactorily
that their reputation Is well deserved, and
Mile Bertha became favorite at once for her
graceful dancing. The hall will be packed to-
night without doubt. Their programme, the
--latest Novelty" is a very neat little paper.
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Wanted immediately.


ATW.C C. COBB'S STEAM BAKERY, two good
n BAKERS. Those OF steady habits required.
fulvI0-dtf
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Per steamer Tarfa. at BostOn.l

:
Sid fm Liverpool 2sth, Panama, Pettengil. Hong
Kong.
sid i'm do 25th, Times, Arnold for San Francisco;
Mary, Davis, Bangor. " ~ =
or Dungeness 9Th, Topeka, Blanchard, from Hell
siglors Tor MaTseilies ~
Ar at Newport 18th. Jennie Eastman, Starkey,
Nieu dep, to load Tor Yokohama.
win, Callao.
Sid TN the TexeI 2sth uIi, Frank Marion, Thomp.
son, for Gottenburg. .-I q III.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RAND & WESTON,
Portland s. Kennebec Railroad.

SO Middle ST., opposite So. Julian Hotel.
julys-d2wss rn
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pENoBsooT COUNTY

+ Charles A. Bailey, Esq, of Oldtown, receiv-
ed the honorary degree of A. M, at the Com
mencement of Bates College last week.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

JOHN j. sHEAHAs, Secretary.
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- A?1x~*H0:!-T11cE.

.,-e., - -. - ASA'
l@t - !.e'es--4-- ',.= - 80:
N1o11cs b hereby siven that the following are tho
N ates q Taxa lsvisd o. III - feasible Proper.
q The yssr 1sse, u the County Of etearns. State:
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$7e.625
Total.

AI1xAyDllA.-1he fur busipsss 70 lively,
~ sateh 4 ists bsias larger than ter ~
seal years past-6eheol eenneassd a
nsaday, and . auabsr Il ths adjei,iag
tev1s ose opening District sshosls.-
Ffsighss from e. Cloud to Alexandra
hsvs declined to 500 PER hundred, teams
being plsnty.-Ths stable Of Myers
Bros. Il Maple Lake, was burned last
wesk, destroying three horses, several lots
Of harness, 10. loss $500. Ole Rise,
Of Pope county, brought in seas ans
cheese from his dairy; hs expects to make
10000 pounds next ssason.-Constslla-
ton Lodge Of Free Assons il in prosper
Gus condition. young boy. Frederick
Osborn, Of Ida township, lost himself
while out hunting, and was frozen to
th.-Post.
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80 ~
n1snx11o or 91ln STAT Hs1sls
!. 80 Sc .7 e TT s D0AAD q. sgss,
o. ravs ~ %. olsua- vvesA = 800 = =
,..ssn ~ 1hs new D0l1atD8s ~

~ nE.H. ~ =
Hon n. Barnss q thin city, As - :
Of The state Normal School board. ard
Prof Il. Moore, Of The. Normal School st
,hi. place, returned yesterday from ne
;us Of The State Board 4 g. Paul. There
va ! full board, and he Professor q ~
three Normal Schools we're also present
and delivered their reports. !. A.
The Prudential Committee q this p'ses
vas s.tAsei1sd 70 seatrast q sass NJ waat
steae nay 10 assdsd for ths sesndadeea et
ID ~ Normal Seass' lsi,dis aaa Asvs =
ct o. ~ ground. Alse, to have plsn'
and specifications prepared foe ne ~.
builaisg, 70 b sahais.sd 70 The beazo -
III nsssias 4 wiaoaa next ,.ea0. . !,
: Mr.. Ba.iss informs ~ tAst 'esa1'l1s ~ |.
b pst 70 vsrk Aaal,sS Tie granite non
he qaassti asrsaa ~ river . sseA - ~
.A.4 s,tsyFil tsts,iS 5,,asessA = beatt =. y.
weight. ~ 3ssh lgarss' have 49, seaaanea
fte Al, Il. 0saaits c. Nv = IN eaahle
Il, Beard 70 erect . 'bsilai.gE satlssay 81
eraaite It = o>sa not 70 exceed ono o.
brick. 80. 49,
Nessrs. Buck and Blodgstt, Of Tue
Board, and Rev. Packard, Of Aneks, vsrs
appointed committee q attend The exam
ination Of the Normal School At this place
in February next.
In pursuance Of . resolution Of tho
Board, tho President. Ron. Thos. Simpson,
viii recommend to tho Legislature IN An
nual appropriation Of $3.50 to each OF
the three schools in the State TO- salaries
Of teachers, ordinary expenses, 10.
This is good news. indeed. The new
building is already neeeed, tho school b.
ing now too large for the room Il has.
Great credit 10 due Mr. Baznes for his per-
sistent and earnest endeavors In behalf OF
his school.
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OF TAR COUNTRY,
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luikidksl ek4ps 70 bisk, ls5aais ~ Dr.
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Auditor Of this county dslivsfsa - u
Tr,ss, i,;si .s. :, duplicates ssr 1859, ss.,
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D1sf1Io1 CoU11.-The winter session
commenced on Tuesday last-Hon. J. n.
NeKslvy, Judge. Nothing wss done thst
day Beyond organisation and the arst
reading Of the calendar.
Yesterday in the case Of Michael Stein
baurer ps. Isaac Parks, involving the msr-
its Of mule trade, tho JUICY returned .
verdict Of 500 for plaintiff. Defendant
moved tor new trial. Oscar Taylor for
pl'ff; Gordon 4 Collins for dsf't.
Dorr ~ NJ. Mickey Sheriff; was tried.
Dorr replevinsd pair Of horses and then
sued the Sheriff for damages. Verdict rem.
dered this morning for dert O. Taylor
for plf: Hsmlin and Moore for deft,
NJ. Dorr ~. Peter Branch. Stipulated
to be tried BY Court on eight days notice.
Same Attorneys.
The case Of the State %. Geo. T. Rice,
continued until next term.
The following cases were continued until
next Term: - =. 81. 49,. g
The famous Eioh u. TsJlor horse case
Necazty ~. Lahr; Libby -: Libby. -
J. ! Harris and wife o.. g. r. + r. r
&. Co.,-dianissed. - - - = vi
DAwsoa 4 Co. ~. oroyenor r Co.
plaintt1s;7 ohtaia Judgment By consent: E
O. Hanlia far prasl ! Q. Tsylet for dot
J.'R Mills u. J. p. Wilson-st1iek
| fpnm ealsalar a, nnaion a. daRsi. n.
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. ALWAYS AulAD.-THI JOURNAL Was one
Of tho very few weekly papers In Mime
sots which published President Grants
Message entire; and it WAS one Of only
two in the State that issued it IS supple
mont, thus not infringing on. the regular
space. The readers Of THs JOURNAL may
rest assured that they will be kept folly
posted ON what is trsnspiring in tho world
abou: them.
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The books mentioned above
Ft6mFptfse%a list from which
any taste can be suited all are
we'll bound; and many, as
viii be seen, are standard
works. All will be delivered
free Of postage.
+, ~ No other paper in
Minnesota offers such induce.
ment for New Subscribers.
1l AnTt subscriptions
rate at $500 each, and all or.
dsrs must g Hpe:accempaanie by
sashz, & 49, - 81 i.
< Ipa ! i ) ,;ttiilI 81 sent to
al adkss desired, and clubs
~ include h j, many : differ.
Fent post Offices o there are
names.
Specimen copies sent upon
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aEAL EsTATn TRANSFERS.
Reported for TN JOURNAL BY JoAx zapp, Hsq, I
isteT ef Deeds.

i i1sr the Week Ending Dee. loth.
Warrantss Deed from Jas. L. Gray and
wife 70 Simeon Pentaman for sw} sv} Sec.
83 T. l2e b. 28w. $500
Naslantse Deed from CLANCY jenkins
and wife 70 Johanns Frsukhauoo for oW4
and NJ se} aud wi ct Sec. Is aad sw3
net end q 1T SEQ, q and net net Bee.
"a aad nj nv} See. IS r. 12e Z. -
west: 7:3a>: CH1 22:$gs 4 tt$3,000
WsrIantss Deed from r. B. 1hempson
AID wife toJ. s. Hayward for ind. Of
"UHj0n Nils" l. T. $1,000
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SABBATH SCHOOL MA1r.ls.-A very

SABBATH SCHOOL MATTS1s.-A vary
marked increase in the interest felt in mat
ters relating to tho sustaining Of Sabbath
Schools has manifested itself during the
year. Not only is the attendance much
greater than before, but grown-up people
are becoming heartily. interested In for
varding the good work. The regular
Sabbath School concerts draw crowds. A.
tho monthly concert Of tho Methodist
school, on Sabbath svsaine Of last week,
there was scarcely standing room. The
singing and exercises BY the children gavs
svidsat saaisfaetioa to thos6 present. On
last sabbs&h evening the frat concert Of
tie cessrssasional sehosl ~ also veil IT.
tended. 1atsrsstiag aad instructive Cd.
dressss w,rs made By Rsv. Tenplias md
Superintendent Moees. On ths sane svea-
ing ths arst concert for tArss months psst
Of the Prsshytsriaa. school tllsd ths
church. Rsnarks vsrs made By ths 81.
psri.tsade1s. md 1sv. Ca.pbsll 1. . llai.
but impressive manner sPeks . to little
o1as u ths I'D slests Of svil company, L.
lastzasiag his points very Effectively.
We give herewith some statistics con-
esrsins The di2szsat Sabbath schools In The
city, q eatAsFsd ftoa the ol6osFs: :.
The monthly report Of the Nethediss
school, made q the concert, gave:
Names On nil. %
A1,rse % attendance for month, Il
No. verses rspsatsd Enthusiastically 176
VIM. AeVsieh, Superintendent, W1. h.
Lamb, ssorstsry.
The report Of the Prssbyterian seheol b
for three months, less three sabbaths on
which there Wa no school:
Names On roll, lo8
Avoress astsndanes for quarter, SCI
Increase Of scholars, "a
Is Of sysrsse attendance, 81
Verses repeated alphabetically and
By classes, 1929
Il. z. Mitchell, Superintendent, wn. H.
Lamb, Seorstary..,, - -. &C.,.
Z. Ths Episcopal school reports: ~ e..
Nsmee a roll, r.. ~ 49,. 80 :; 60
Avsgs0e a14sada1ee, 10
1Jaas. Ea..li., supi,ttii.t.nasnt. ,,r,,:-
ThoCeaRoGoalonaa.I = -
Names q reil5 "a ' :c; - ~; ~ ~: -
r. Avs1aeo ;attsada1oo, g. -. ~. ''';, 81
- (The sess.tasy being ~, no rspest va'
Psok I. Moore, sap.<,at..d.... w..
Aulliksn, Secretary.
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Tl1pD.-In the case Of tho State ~.
Weidert and Klein, for assault and battery
ON Beaver, the defendants were fined 70
and costs,
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Joseph Edslbroek received to-day from
the East large supply Of heavy wooden
goods, specially for the holidays. 4 full
line Of overshoes on hand, including tho
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wear, the newest and best thing out; boot
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KL8oAx7! ElsoAx1ll-Bush L P1stsr,
on g. Gssmais ssrest have, ~ sleeaat
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