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WASHINGTON.
TREASURER SPINNER ON couxrERrr1rs.

TREASURER SPINNER ON COUNTERFEITS,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 28-Treasurer Spinner
has written letter in respect to the redenlp-
tion OF mutllated currency, and as to any rules
authorized by the department for detecting
counterfets, in which he says: No instructions
have been issued by the department relative to
the mode OF ascertaining the genuineness of
United States notes, but the decisisn as to the
character of the notes presented them has been
left to the discretion of the officers themselves.
Inc department. never promulgated or approved
any system or sets of rules for the detection of
counterieits, for the reason that it is believed
that no general rules can be laid down which
would render all persons who might study them
good judges of money. Careful comparisons
of suspected notes with those known to be
genuine, good natural discernment and famil-
iarty with the different kinds of notes are
requisite to enable person to distinguish coun-
terfelts from genuine notes with certainty"
FINANCIAL.
a The Acting Secretary of the Treasury has
directed the Assistant Treasurer at New York
to continue the purchase of bonds and the sale
Of gold during September to the same extent
and in the same manner. 20
HEALTH OF SECRETARY RAwLINs.
There is an improvement in the physical con-
dition of Secretary Rawlins. He rode out this
afternoon. -.a-' sis.
fl 5u4as SECRETARY BOUTWELL,. --t a.. i.
The time Of Secretary Boutwelps return to
Washington is unknown. l.g3I a-da a.rasf
BAL 10 NO CABINET MEETING.
Z There are no indications of a cabinet meet
ing this week, or intimatons of business that
renders one necessary. Secretary Rawlns is
the only head of department that is now in
Washington.
. LARGE DISBURSEMENTS IN SEPTEMBER.
Early in September large disbursements will
be made on account of pensions.
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HAVANA, Aug. 2S.-George Aab, who was
liberated from a Spanish prison through the
intercesson of Consul General Plumb, sailed
to-day for New York in steamship Columbia.
: An American named Andrew White, who
was confined seven months, has been released
Key West on the 26th.
The volunteer guard on duty in the suburb;
shot twenty men to-day for using seditious
language.
An attempt was made last night to rob the
custom house, but it was frustrated and one OF
the robbers shot and three arrested.
Mayor Roberts has resigned the Presidency
of tbs Confscation Bureau on account of pres
sure of other business. The present Chief OF
the Treasury Department has been appointed
his successor
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Boston Stoch Ez.l.
MARRIED

In this city, Aug. %. by Rev. N. w. T. Root Will
Der F. Berry, ct Yarmouth, and Alice g., daughter
OF NJ. f. Whitten, OF Portland.
In Brooks. Aug. %, Charles Reeves OF Belfast,
and Lucy e. Keith, OF Brooks
In South Montyille, Aug. %, S. S Edmunds and
Martha e. Conner.
In Lewiston, Aug. &c, Henry B. Stearns and Mary
F. Hill.
In Woodstock. VT, Aug. 25, by Rev. H. Stevens,
James Sayward, OF Shapleigh, Me-, and Mrs. Eliza
beth r. Carpenter, of Woodstock.
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TENNESSEE.


NASHVILLE, Aug. 28-The weather is dry
and hot, the mercury indicating "a ats o'clock
this afternoon. There are only nine inches O
water on Harpath Shoals. .
.t.--1a-- POLITICAL.
The Republican meeting re-assembled to-
day, Hon. John Trimble in the chair Resolu.
tons were adopted calling upon Governor Sen
ter to convene an extra session of the old or
existing legislature for the purpose of taking
action on the 18th constitutional amendment,
there being no question in the opinion of the
meeting OF the constitutionality of the election,
and the validity of that body. These resolu-
tions will be submitted to Gov. Senter imme-
diately. A committee of eight were appointed
to prepare and report a memorial to the people
of the State and Congress, setting forth briefly
and comprehensively the history of the late
canvass and election, showing that stupendous
frauds were perpetrated, pronoIncing the cleo
tion revolution under the forms of popular
election, and protesting against and denying
its validity. The memorial covers about 18 pages
of foolscap and will be published and circulated
extensively throughout the State as soon as
possible. The memorial does not ask for con
eressional or federal intervention
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Attempt to Blow Upa Man-of-War.
SeoeD Sailors Hung at the
Yard Ar1a.

France.
PARIS, Aug pa desperate conspiracy was
discovered On board the United States frigate
Sabine, now lying in the port of Cherbourg
Some OF the crew, TO revenge themselves on
their officers, attempted TO set fire to the pow,
der magazine and blow up the ship They had
proceeded so far as to light a fuse connected
with the magazine when the plot was frustra-
ted by cabin boy who discovered the burning
fuse. 1t was found that twenty-five sailors
were implicated in the plot and they were put
in irons. Seven have since been condemned
to death and hung at the yard arm.
HEALTH OF THE EMPEROR.
The journal (officia) announces that the
and his attack of rheumatism is nearly over.
PERSONAL.
The Empress has arrived at Ajaccio.
Gen. Prim has gone to Vichy.
q FAMOUS wooLEN MILL DESTROYED
The woolen manufactory OF Villemins, Hurd,
Nogetel 81 Co., at Rheims, was destroyed by
fire yesterday. ls.
b, OPPOSITION TO COMMENTS.
% BERLIN, Aug. pa meeting of 1000 persons
was held last night to consider a series of reso-
lutions favoring the suppression of converts
and the expulsion of Jesuits. After long de-
bate the resolutions were finally adopted, but
a protest was made by the minority. The resO-
lutions are not directed particularly against
any confessor of faith, YftT1
rg 81. .. , se.a. Spnia. a- ...
MINISTERIAL CHANGES. {
MADRID, Aug. 26.-Admiral Topete will take
charge temporarily of the Ministry Of the Colo
MES. .t4s-es. /.
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MAINE.



rur nnx,onscor RAsE BALL CHAMPIONSHIP.
ISnecial Dispatch by International Line.l
BELFAST. Aug. 2s.-The second match game
Of h,so hoIl between the Penobscots of Bangor
and the Passagassawaugees of Belfast, for the
championship of the Penobscot Bay and River.
came off here yesterday. The day was cool
and fine, and large crowd of spectators were
in attendance. Eight innings were PLAYED by
the Belfast club scoring forty, and nine innings
were played by the Bangor club scoring fifty-
three. The Bangor club refused to play tbe
Belfast boys their ninth inning, alleging that
1t had become too dark. The umpire decided
the game in favor of the Belfast club. Consid-
cradle feeling and i'll will was engendered be-
tween the clubs. The Bangoreans would no
doubt have won the game if they had played it
out.
WALDO HIcHBoRN CONVENTION
The Waldo County Temperance Convention
was held here to-day The attendance was
quite large, and the proceedings entertaining.
The following nominations were made: Sena-
tors, DR. A. J. Billings of Freedom and Dr. A.
w. Rich of jackson; County Commissioner,
Freeman Atwood, of Monroe; County Treas
urer, H. j. Woods of Belfast. The meeting in
the afternoon was largely attended. Speeches
were made by Rev. Mr.. Hathaway, Rev. Mr..
Bailey, DR.. A. J. Billings, Hon. N. G. HIGH
born and others. s e..all. WALDO
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HAVANA, Aug. 21-Freights-Chartered 18th,
Br brig Mary I Williams, for Portland, GOO hhds.
concentrated Syrup and Molasses at SG 90 hid for
tbe rst and al so do Molasses hid of 1l0 gals
G: do brig Topic Bird, 800 hhds. Molasses, for
Phiadelphia at 81 80 each do; Goth, chartered here
vessels at Matanzas, brig Merrick, for Phadel-
pba. 600 hhds. Molasses at 81 80 Y hid do; do Mary
A chase, for Sagua and North of Hatteras New
York not included) $50 hhds. Sugars at 50 90 each
For European ports, British Channel and orders di-
rect, 50 10s az los; from outports at So 15s @ SO;
North of Europe SO los q 15s; Mediterranean the
-
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A. BIRD 81 CO., Auetiouecfs,
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
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MISCELLAN ANEOUS.
New England Fair !
Cl Z Y Ell A L IL
MISCELLA NEOUS.

NHE assignment of articles exhibited in the Hall
L will be as foows
Room No. large HaH)
cSt' silver Plated, Glass, Crockery and Hardware
Cuuefy, Carriages, Harnesses. Trunks Books, Hats,
Caps, Caps, Furs, Paints, Chemicals and ''Yankee No
Room No. , tSenate CAam6er.)
shrn' Fruit Flowers, Bread, Honey and Flowering
Rooms Nos. 3 and 4.
Picture Gallery.
Room No. s.
Models, Machines Inventions Patents.
Room Nos. @ and = Council Room.)
Household and Domestic Manufactures, and Fancy
Articles,
Room No &.
Flax.
Room Noe
Side Shows and Sale room.
Room No. 10 Natural History Room)
under the supervision OF the Portland Natural His
tory Society," to which the Managers of the Fair are
deeply indebted for signal liberality.
FLUENT HALL.
Furniture, Sewing Machines, Musical Ins truments
Carpetings, and Paper Hangngs; ard such other ar
ucles as belong in any of these classes.
Room No. II (Messcngers.)
Headquarters of Superintendent of Halls and Su-
perintendent OF Entries, and Entry office.
Headquarters of the Assistant Superintendent Of
Hall, at the head of the stairs main entrance, to
whom exhibitors will apply for location and arrange
ment OF contributions and from whom Assistants,
IN their several departments, will receive their in
structions.
- Exhibitors will apply to the Superintendent OF
Hans Tor Hall and Table space, and Passes Sales,
or removal OF articles exhibition before the close
mission. - ~ fN-
Exhibitors who may wish to dispose of their arti
ceS VIII give notice to the Superintendent of Entries,
ana OBTAIN card marked "For Sale" and "Price''
The Superintendent OF the Hall will take every
precaution for the sale keeping of articles on exhib
ton alter their arrival and arrangement at the Hall
but the Society will not be responsible for any dam
age That may occur. Exhibitors must attend to their
removal at the close of the Fair The Society cam
not In any case make provision for their transporta-
non or be subjected to any expense therefor either
IN the delivery at or return from the Hall.
The Picture Gallery will form one of the greatest
centres of interest and attraction at the Hail. Sew
era choice paintings from the studios of Boston and
New YORK, that have never been on exhibition in
TINS State, will adorn the walls, while contributions
from artists and others in State will make
up collection which. for extent and value has never
been seen in this city.
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RHODE ISLAND.

DEATH OF MISS GARDINER
/ ppovtnENcE. Aug 29.-Miss Emma, daugh-
fer of Col. H. w, Gardiner, died Saturday
morning from the burns received when her
bali dress caught fire Thursday night at hotel
- Navatt
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Notice TO Coal Dealers.

TNHE Committee on Public Buildings will feceNe
l. proposals until SATURDAY, Sept 4, ls69, AT
noon, for five hundred fifty (550) tons broken COAL;
22i0 lbs to the ton. 10 be Of the best Narleties "
Anthracite Coal. -, ,rbiic
To be delivered and put in at such OF the ppIhnv r nv
buildings in the city as may be desgnatel, on ~
fore Nov l. 1909 The coal TO be in all respeosS ,y W
the best quality of the name, and in ths ness ib ~
and wen screened, and weighed by sueh "e's"'i "'
Tbe dealeI Is al liberty to offer as many ulheIent
nranosaIs as he desires The city reserves the rent
to reject any or all bids, am no "
sureties in the sum OF l,OOO'
Address proposals 70 p1rrz.,t
au27eod1w Chairman.
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DEATH OF PLINY JE'

DEATH OF PLINY JEWELL AND JASPER MORGAN.
- HARTFORD, Aug. 2S.-PIiny Jewell, father
of Gov. Jewell of this State, and Hon. Harvey
Jewell of Boston, died at his residence in this
city to-day, at the age of Y years
Dea. Jasper Morgan, father of Ex-Governor
Morgan of New York, died at his residence in
Windsor to-day, aged 81 years. His funeral
will be attended Monday. r.
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.

FINANCIAL.
OTTAWA, Aug. 28-Dominon notes in cir
cuation in August $4, ,961 900. Specie held by
Receiver General So, ZOO, 900. Authorized dis
count on American invoices % per cent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A PACIFIC RAILWAY
GOLD LOAN
$6,50O,O00.

| $6,5OO,OOO.
| We beg leave to announce that we have accepted
the agency of the
Kansas Pacific Railway Company
New Seven Per Cent Thirty Year
Gold Loan, Free from Tax.
This Loan amounts to 50, ,oOo
First Mortgage Lnnd-Erant and Sinking
| Fund Bonds,
| secured upon the extension of the Railway from
near Sheridan, in Kansas to Denver, Colorado, a
distance of 237 miles, of which 70 miles are COM
pleed, and the rest is under construction. 1t is al
50 a Mortgage upon Rolling Stock and Franchise OF
this rstclass Railway, besides running through
the State Of Kansas,
And i'm Successful Operation for 43. miles
west OF the Missouri River, and earning already
enough to meet all of its Apenses and existing ob-
cations, besides
More 'iian the Interest upon this new Lonn
In addition to this the Bonds are also secured by
first mortgage of the E
Governments Land Grant of three M ilIion
| Acres,
extending in alternate sections either side of the
track from the 39ith mile post in Kansas to Denver
The proceeds of the sale OF these lands are to be in
vested by the Trustees in the per cent Bonds them
selves up to 12O or in U. S. Bonds, as
"A Sinking Fund for the Redemption of
| ,he Bonds.
| The lands embrace some of the finest portions of
the magnificent Territory of Colorado, including
coal field and pincry. This Company ais holds as
an asset another tract OF f.aa Ht
Three Millions of Acres in the State of
Kansas, ~
and although not pledged security for this Loan
| their possession adds largely to the Company's
wealth and credit We estimate the
Value ofihe Company's property, covered
by this mortgage, at sea, 10000
net, while the Loan is merely
$G,5OO,OOO. a. j
| The Bonds have 1908
Thirty Years to Run,
| from May 1, 1869, and will pay &'i
Seven per cent Interest in Gold,
semi-annually, on May and Nov 1, and are
Free from Government Taxation,
the Company paying the tax. = Z
The Principal of the Loan is made payable
in Gold, in the City of New York, but each coupon
will be Payable i'm Frankfort, London or
New York, at the option OF the holder, without
notice, at the following rates:
On 81, coo Bond in New York ss5 (gold) each year
London. 81 IS. 10 /"
",t &c Frankfort. 81 fir, 80 krtzs. ="
The Agents of the Loan, before accepting the
trust had the condition of the Road, and the coun-
try through which itruns carefully examined. They
are happy to give the Loan an emphatic endorse
ment as
FIRST CEAsS INVESTMENT,
IN every respect perfectly sure, and in some
tias even
ssciter than GOvernment Securities.
The Bonds will be sold for the present at
%, and Accrued Interest,
both i'm Currency,
the Agents reserving the right to advance the rate.
The attention of investors is invited to these we'll
secured Bonds, which we recommend as one of the
most profitable investments in the market.
Gold and Government Securities taken in pay
ment at their market value, without commissions.
Pamphlets. with maps giving full information,
sent on application e
D4BNEY, MORGAN Dc CO.,
No. 53 Exchange Place, N. ".
M. X. JESUP d. CO.,
augf9d&w3mis No. IL, Pine Street, n Y.
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Northern ports So; y hid. Molasses to Southern and
Northern ports 81 so q 30; to Falmouth and or
ders $50 " tou. Shipping in port, 20 ships 20 brgs
and schooners. Spanish bank notes pass readily in
ordinary business at par and at p per cent discount
FRANKFORT, Aug. 29.-United States 5-2O's OF
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NEW YORK,
GEN. GRANT AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Aug. %. President Grant and
family arrived here this evening by special
train from Rutland. Arrangements had been
made to receive him and a salute was to have
been fired, but the rain fell in torrents all the
evening, which prevented it. A large crowd
assembled at the depot and received him with
cheers He was taken to Union Hotel, where
Hon. Charles s. Lester, of the local committee
made an address of welcome, to which the
President replied briefly and then retired to
the cottage reserved for him.
PLANS OF THE PRESIDENT.
SARATOGA, Aug. 29-The President leaves
for Washington Monday morning, but his fam
iiy remain here. The President will return
during the latter part of the week to stay till
the middle of September. He intends visiting
ouca next week for a day or two, returning
here to attend the Countv Fair on the 9Th OH
and 10th of September.
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.

CoLLECToR's OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND 81 FALMoUTH,l
Portland, August 25, 1869.
V'HE following described goods having been
forfeited for violation OF the Revenue Laws OF the
United States, public notice of said seizures having
been given, and no claim to said goods having been
made they will be sold at public auction, at the
office of the United States Appraiser 19S Fore street.
in this city, on Friday September II, A. d. 1862 at
IL O'Clock A. M to wit:
AZ boxes Cigars 1850 Cigars; bbls, casts2 halt
bbls 1 ullage Dbl and keg Molasses; kegs o.
Ives; keg Wine; bbls and bags Sugar; bbls
Gin bottles Gin; demiohns Rum; % bottles
Brandy; l empty Barrel; 2 LIZ bbls and l
small bag Nutmegs; lis box Tobacco.
ISRAEL wASHBURN Jr.
au25dlaw3w&dW Collector.
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CALIFORNIA,


THE BURLINGAME TREATY NOT REJECTED.
cOntradicts the statement via London that the
Chinese Government had rejected the Burlin-
game treaty. He says its ratification is only
deferred till the return of the Embassy
RECEPTION OF CARL sCHURz.
Carl Schurz arrived here last night and re-
ceived an enthusiastic welcome from the Ger
man population, who turned out en- masse.
THE RETRENCHMENT COMMITTEE.
The Congressional Retrenchment Committee
has arrived here. IT.
u THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29.-The political cam
paign in this State is exciting, the passage of
defeat of the 18th amendment by the next
Legislature being the great object in the con-
test United States Senators Yates and KEEL
logg, Republicans, and Hendricks and Thur
man, Democrats, and several members of the
House are taking part in the campaign.
ILLNESS OF MRS. coLFAx .(
Vice President Colfax is detained at Yo Sc.
mite in consequence of the indisposition of
Mrs. Colfax.
THE PROPOSED EXCURSION EAST,
One hundred and sixty pioneers have signi-
fled their intention of joining the proposed ex-
curson east. Invitations from Omaha Chica-
60, Fittsburg, Philadelphia and New York to
entertain them have been accepted.
RECEPTION OF THE DUKE OF EDINBURG AT Ia
HITE.
Correspondence from Tahite gives accounts
of the splendid reception to the Duke of Ed
inburg, but his uncourteous behavior towards
the French authorities and officers of the Unit
ed States steamer Kearsarge provoked the in
dignation of even the English residents.
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The commencement at Brown University
occurs Wednesday of this week. An impor-
tant meeting of the Alumni, to hear the report
of the committee appointed last year, will be
held here Tuesday afternoon. The Grafton
and poem before the Phi Beta Kama takes
place Tuesday morning
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WestbrOOk Seminary,

fEfHE Fall Term of the Westbrook Seminary and
L Female Collegiate Institute, will commence on
Wednesday, Aug 25tb, and continue twelve weeks
au14d2w. -i4Ga 54tTlfat q q. M. STEVENS, Sec'y.
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New York stock and Mono, Market.

NOW n VrN SfUCH NEfu NoHGy NEHTKets
NEW YORK. Aug 2S-Evening.-Money less ac-
tive at a per cent Sterling Exchange lower at
1898. Gold active and excited and touched 134I on
French rumors then fell to 1889, and now is 134.
Governments opened lower but subsequently ad-
vanced. Vanderbilt stocks weak and lower Wes-
shares firm
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July 2i, lat 10, Ion 81 w, barque Wallace, from
New York tor Montevdeo
Aug y, lat 3s Os N, lon 1874 As W. ship Elizabeth
himDall, from San Francisco for Teekalet
aug "a tat 40 25, lon 70 80, barque Acyone, ir0m
new York for Melbourne.
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MEMORANDA.

Sch Corone' Fletcher, from Bangor for Newark
put into Portsmouth lower harbor 25th inst with
loss OF topmast
Ship Argonaut, Baker, at Kong Hong from Balti
more, reports, March II, came in collision with an
unknown vessel and carried away main rail- star.
board main rigging, buiwarks and topgallant masts
and damaged sails.
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Iron Works at auction.

WILL be sold at Public Auction on THURS
- w DAY, 9th September next at IL O'Clock A NJ,
at the Merchants Exchange, Portland, Me. all the
Real and Personal Property OF the CaseO Iron Com
pany, comprising some go acres of Upland and
Flats, situated at tide water at the mouth OF Pre-
sumpscot river, with water frontage Of several
hundred feet, and a large area OF unimproved fats
and good depth of water at the wharf
The Works consist OF a Forge Building about 100
by l4O feet containing Furnaces. Engine, n six ton
Nasmyth and other steam hammers, and all the
Tools and machinery for i0 ging heavy cranks, ear.
axles and all kinds of Iron Work.
This property is within one mile of the city, and
will be sold without reserve.
Per vote OF Stockholders.
+ j. M. CHURCHILL, Prest.
$50 w. H. STEPHENSON, Treas
.sR- Plans of the property may be seen at MeI-
chants Exchange. jy2sdtd
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.

PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Single Admission, each day, s5 cents. This will,
admit the holder to all the Rooms, Picture Gallery
inclusive. Tickets not transferable
JOHN X. HOOPER,
Assistant Superintendent OF Halls
ENOCH KNIGHT, ...-..
Superintendent of Entries,
SAMUEL WAssON,
Superintendent of Halls,
Ofiiee,-United States Hotel until Sept 7th.
auez eOdtilisept2d
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New England Fair, City Hall.
SeaCer assessments

A LII persons owing Sewer Assessments are re-
a quested to take notice OF the following order
passed IN Board OF Mayor and Aldermen, Aug 23d,
1869, to wit:
'Ordered, That all bonds for Sewer Assessments
now Que and not settled before Sept 10, 1869, be
paced IN hands of City Solicitor or Collection, ana
that the City Treasurer give notice of this order by
publication" II. w. HERSEY,
Aug 25-eodt-spt15 City Treasurer.
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School for Bows.

@ School for Boys.
ON the 1st of September the subscriber, aided by
" competent assistants, proposes to open at his
residence, ~re.t 4 II = : - -
~ No. 2 Spruce ST., -
a Boarding and Day School for Boys. The course
OF study will extend from the fundamental English
branches to the full preparation of boys for bust
ness or Ior entering College. Special advantages Of
tered for the study of French and Drawing
For terms and other information apply by letter Ia
the subscriber through the Post Office, Portland.
DANIEL F. SMITH, A. NJ.
Refers by permission to the Faculty of Bowdoin
Coll; Hon VIM L. Putnam; Hon Samuel Spring,
Hon VIM W. Thomas, Philip H. Brown, Esq, Fran
els X. Swan, Esq, Geo 4. b. jackson, ESQ.
Aug Tito sep1 -
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Wood at Auction.

The subscriber will sell at public auction, at his
house in South Freeport, on
THURSDAY, September 16,
All the wood on 66 acres of land about 5000 cords
Said wood is standing his farm at South Free
port and is composed Of hard and soft wood and but
a short distance from the sea shore.
JEREMIAH STAPLES.
South Freeport, August %, 1869. au25-3ts
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To Contractors.

DROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned
Il until Monday, August 30th, 1863, Tor excavatng
and laying thrty-s six inch Sewer, continuance OF
Sewer now laid on Fore street. The bottom of said
Sewer to be nine feet from gIade OF street. To be
ject 10 the approval of the Committee the CITY iur
nishng brick and cement. The Committee reserve
the right to reject any or all bids if not satisfactory
Bids open p. M.
PER ORDER OF COMMITTEE,
August 20, 1869. dtd