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PIcNIcs. forget the picnics Of the
Grand Army to Whitehead tomorrow, and
that of the Pine Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, same day. 'ssSi z7o
The Blues have decided to make their excur-
sion to Alfred, but the day is not yet fixed
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HIGH ScEooL-There were one hundred and
sxty-twoa candidates presented themselves
yesterday for admission to the High School,
ninety girls and seventy-two boys The re-
suit of the examination has not yet been made
public but will, we understand, in day or
two instead of the usual weeks suspension. o,
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Has proved itself to be the most perfect preparation
5..s tor the Hair ever offered to the public to
Restere Gray Hair % iss OrIEinal Csler
and create new growth where 1t has fallen of from
disease or natural decay. s5-lsi3 Ftet5fe.a -
nj. IT s0al prevent the Hair from FALLING out.
All who ussi are unanimous In awarding 1t the
praise Of being the best Hair Dressing extant.
Z Curl Ieatises on the Hair sent nee by mail.
Price $780, For sale by all druggists.
Maintained only by r. r. HALL q CO., Nash
jy1lsod& eeWlmsN
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Doctor Greenfield p. Thompson, of Var
mouth, Maine, has been appointed and quail
fled, an examining Surgeon of the Pension
Bureau, in place of DR.. James NJ. Bates re-
movad
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WE publish upon our first page a. very elo-
quent discourse, delivered at the First Parish
church, in this city by Rev. Horatio Stebbins
of San francisco, on Sunday last sod Il
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~ The Carriers of the "PnEss" are not allowed
to sell papers singy by the week, under any CIR
cumstances. Persons who are, or have been, receiv
ing the "PREss" in this manner, will confer stay-
or by leaving werd ct this once.
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D SPECIAL NOTICES.


tGeH'i Order No. % lasssss basisI y ss.Ezs .sfl
Comrades Of Post Bosworth, with their ladies' will
assemble on Custom House Wharf, WEDNESDAY,
July 21st, at ~ o'clock AN. ~ 70 si5s9
Comrades win wear the Ribbon Badge, ~,
By Command of iiis Gli1 gaa.a5's ar -,s
~ si,sysAts $50 ga j. r. LAND, P. G.
GEO. H. ABBOTT, Adjt. :, sse5.s ~ jy2otdsS I.
s d Send to Snm,l Chadwick,
No % Market Square, Portland, If you cannot get
Wheeler Sherry Wine Bitters of your Druggist or
Grocer. These Bitters are pure, pklatable and po-
tent in the of Dyspepsia, Cholera, Dysentery,
Sc'ESs -aAA
Sanctioned by the Managemsnf.
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The Law term Of the Supreme Judicial
Court for the Western district commences in
this City to-day. All the Justices except Judge
Kent are present. This district is composed
ofthe counties Of Franklin, Oxford, Andres,
coggin, York and Cumberland, and the cases
are to disposed ofin the order of the counties
above named s.49 h1's qlsissssfgf "a. s.1 p
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8 EXCURSION. hear that st. Pauls Socie-
ty propose to have grand evening excursion
to Cushing's Island Thursday, and among the
attractions will be "feast of lanterns" after
the Chinese manner, a supply Of refreshments,
and Readings from Dickens, illustrated with
living pictures, at the hall of the Ottawa
House. -r-. q
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CHEAp ExouRs1oN ron THE NULL

CHEAP ExoURsIoN. FoR THE MLLIoN-It
will be perceived, in reference to our advertise
ing columns, that Messrs. W. d. Little 8 Go.
are now prepared to furnish round trip or ex-
cursion tickets via Boston to the famous Hoos-
&C Tunnel Saratoga Springs, Albany, Troy,
and the Hudson River to New York, and
thence back to Boston, at greatly reduced
rates Of fare, thus offering an inducement to
all who wish to visit Saratoga and other cele-
brated places of resort to do SO at this time. 2
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z The Editors, Publishers and.Job Printers Of
the city are reminded of the meeting to be
held at the Press Office to-day, at5 O'clock P.
M. A general attendance is desirable, as the
time is short in which to make the necessary
arrangements for the meeting of the Associa-
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Another conscience stricken man has SEM
$3.50 to Secretary Boutwell,, saying 1t belonged
to the Government
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Rev. Joseph Freeman Of Hanover, Mass,
has accepted call from the Second Parish in
York, and will enter on bis labors, the first
Sabbath in Augusta GEs kzgufsT9sEEA
A little lad named Henry Kurdish, aged
four years, was drowned in York river on
Thursday. :. Hewas the son of Mr.. Henry
Publish, who was drowned about four years
ago in Piscataqua river. 7le.lyh =
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MouNtFoRT ST.. CHURCH EXCURSION. This
Society will make its annual excursion to
Saco River tomorrow, Wednesday. Arrange
ments have been made to ensure all good
time. The cars will all be first class, SO that
none need stay away for fear of poor accomo-
Let all who are friends to this society turn
out and have good time. & T1ssks gss {
Ice cream and refreshments will be for sale.
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contents.
PENoRscoT COUNTY, "
A. NJ. Jones, Esq, contractor on the Bangor
and Fscataquis railroad, had his knee badly
sprained one day this week, by jumping from
the construction train, before the cars had
stopped. Though very painful, it ishoped that
no serious effects will result $500
tHJ .lwAsHseroN COUNTY,. q
M. Henry Rice of Pembroke had his left
arm cut SO badly by circular saw in Bearce's
Mills Meddybemps, that amputation was nee
essary. ~, Il ..-....,r,
Mr. Dwelly of Crawford, cut his foot near
the instep with am axe, completely severing the
bone. DR.. Smith reunited the parts, and the
wound is healing nicely. iJa ssm p
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The WESTERN STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
We call attention to the announcement con-
corning this School in our advertising columns.
1t has been fully written up in our special cor
respondence from Pennington during the sum-
mer, and We can only add that it will continue
to be in goodihands and to grow with the times.
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PORTLAND. July IL, 1869

,aolsIaa fs3 PORTLAND July Il, 1863
We, the undersigned delegates to the four
tsenth annual Convention of Young Mems
Christian Associations of United States and
British Provinces, (now in session in this city,.
stopping at the United States Hotel, hereby
tender our heartful thanks to the propristors
of said hotel for their kind, gentlemanly and
honorable treatment of us, having been untir-
ing in their efforts to make our stay at their
house pleasant and agreeable. We, therefore,
can cordially recommend the hospitality Of
this house to all who shall in the future have
occasion tn visit Portland
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July 20, 1869.

TIE SHAKERs. Quite number of the
brothers and sisters Of the fraternity were in
town yesterday, and attracted much attention
in the streets, clad in the peculiar garb Of their
sect. They were accompanied by a number of
friends Of the same faith from Kentucky
They came in. from Alfred. and showed their
visiting brethren the different objects Of inter-
est in the city. After they had visited City
Hall they sang number of their peculiar
songs 7~,-ts...,.s 49, ...s .s...
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Dun NEW HoTEG. -Yesterday the editorial
fraternity of Portland were convened ID look
at the elegant new hotel on Tennis street, z
built by the veteran hotel-man, Charles II.
Adams, Esq, formerly of the Elm and Preble
Houses The building has been most eIabor-
ately described in these columns on former
occasion, but the opening Of the hotel to the
public, which il now accomplished, is proper
and becoming season to say more about it. i
The office, reading room and other apart
ments on the first floor areas pleasant as ever
men were invited to occupy, and cannot fail
to be promptly appreciated by the public.
There are forty rooms for boarders and guests,
arranged, quite generally, in suites, and most
admirably adapted to comfort, and most COM
plete and elegantly furnished. Everything is
new and clean and inviting. about the whole
house, and it will not fail to excite attention to
the extent of filing it up with transient or
permanent sojourners The storerooms, wash
rooms, &C., are most accessible and capacious
in all respects, and the Kitchen is pattern of
neatness and convenience. It's fires were yes
terday burning most industriously and cheer
fully, and although it might not have been
! solely due to the excellent article of coal
! which has been supplied to the whole estab-
lishment by Mr.. Joseph Poor, an enthusiastic
gentleman put in the claim to that effect, and
it passed without question. The coal bins, az
any rate, have not been neglected, and Mr.
Poor has made a most excellent beginning to-
wards furnishing another new establishment
with good article ,-s.g e-..5a
The furniture is of elegant pattern and fin
ish, and the whole outfit, as to Office, parlors,
kitchen and all, is from the best makers. tu1
Mr.. John Sawyer, so well known as a cater
er to the public needs in this line, is installed
as amine host" and gave us brilliant touch
of quality in the collation. Of yesterday. We
write him down as sound and worthy to be
cherished, and the Adams House as hopeful
and satisfactory token of private enterprise
and public advantage. q
NJ AHs s------- ~ = ~ ---------E
n EHE WATER CoMPANY.-We give below for
the information of our citizens, some statistics
in reference to wrought iron and concrete pipe,
such as is now being laid by the Portland Wa
ter Company for the supply of water to our
city. yE8tsEba0GgE bsSnRW
The pipe 10 made of wrought iron of sufficient
strength to bear any pressure it may be subject
cd to, firmly rivetted together and lined with
cement on thesinside and laid in concrete and
entirely covered with cement on the outside,
which soon becomes hard like stone and per-
| fectly protects the iron from air and water,
preserving it fromrustsor incrustations, which
enables it to deliver the water in the city as
pure as it is in the lake. The table below shows
the cities where this kind Of pipe has been
used, and the years when first laid, number Of
miles in use up to 1864, and the cities where it
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AAhB N sS&TCCs OAAA4KS
The corner stone Of the new front to the
High Street Church building was laid, without
ceremony, Saturday afternoon at half past two
o'clock, in the presence of some Of the officers
of the church and parish, building committee
and masons.
The following articles were Theoretically seal
ed in copper box, and deposited in the south
west corner of the north tower: 81
A statement OF the being Of the church, the action
of the parish, vote to remode the names OF the OFF,
GERS of the parish and building commi tee. -
High Street Congregational Church, is4s. u
Street Congregational Church, with Catalogue Of
its Members, July, 1868. sHgnuH sesazas "a IA
Pass and Of the Stone
dollar 81 ISL dime 1885, the plate Inscribed on
one side "This house is erected to the hip of
God the Father, SON. and Holy Ghost;' and on the
other This corner stoneof the High Street Church
in Portland was laid by Albion 4. Paris, May 70,
building, Committee Nehemiah Cram, Jonathan
a Smith, Mason Greenwood, VIM. Wood, Oliver
Parish Committee-Henry Goddard, John Bartels,
Eben Steele e. Day-Ireasurer. W. Cutter
Buitders-Eben wilson--Mason, Eli webb--Join-
er, Nathan e--supesrintendent,
Portland Busin IS Directory '"a Av.< =.
1Tanscript account 81 tie great eonifasration in
| Portland, Jnly 4, 1861 Z ,4sa0R gs1aaA
Christian Mirror, July 10, 1859. .1oisizgea3 al
| lions Advocate, July Il, 1869. Il .rssrFsi,Ff
Portland Daily Press, July 16, 1869. .as
Daily Eastern Argus, July 16, 1862 80
| Portland Transcript, July II, 1859.
Maine journal of Education, July, 1859.
Also the following, which were taken out of the
ball under the vane put there by the manufactur-
| ers of the ball in 1881: 81 s4eess kt0ea
Eastern. Argus, Aug. Q, 1881. -s
Portland Advertiser, Aug. o, 1881 = 2 Al1ssl51
Daily Courier, Aug. 3, 1881, 4s-5fsf f5~au s
Christian Mirror, Aug 4, 1881.
Sabbath School Instructor, Aug. 10, 1881.
The Liberator, Aug. 6, 1881. 7i-Aa = al -
Circular for Family Library KsEsfh ~
Address delivered before the Portland Association
for the Promotion of Temperance, by Charles Jen-
kins Pastor of the Third Congregational Church in
| Portland, March 80, 1881. -
plan of Portland engraved for the Directory, by
d. G. johnson, 1881. - ~ '-i-'a'-
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SPOKEN.

june 10, lat as o. lon 20 IL, ship Richard Busteed
from Liverpool Tor Boston.
June 81, lat 4s N, lon IS W. ship JAS Wright,
Morse from Calao for Antwerp.
june 80. lat 4s, lon 8, ship Moonlight from Balt-
more for Rotterdam.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Smyrna 18th inst, brig o 9 Clary, Gould.
Boston. r.Ts
AT st John, PR list inst, brig Sarah L Kennedy,
Duncan, disg, to load Arecbo Tor United States.
Ar at gieniuegos LIST inst. brig Adde Hale, Daily,
Portland.
In port 9Th, brig II Emery. Small, from Boston.
ar I'd INST. Inv lr' H-ifitH
At Grand Turk 18th inst, brig Eugenia, Coombs,
for New York.
AR at Quebec 18th. barque Neversink, Barstow,
Boston. - fi Ifa
Ar at st John, NIB, 18th inst SCI NJ A Coombs.
Coombs Boston; 18th, brig Wenonah, Smith, Went
worth, MS, for Philadelphia, leaky.
Cid 18TH baruue Sitka Walker. England.
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PERIoDIcALs.-The Atlantic Monthly, Our
Young Folks and Godeys Lady Book for Au-
gust have been received, and can now be pur-
chased at the book stores of Bailey & Noyes,
and Hall L. Davis, Exchange street; Loring,
Short & Harmon, and A. Robinson, under the
Falmouth Hotel; G. R. Chisholm & Bro, Grand
Trunk Depot. Also at the school book, music
and periodical store of e. @. Andrews, No. So
Centre street; the periodical depot Of Messrs.
Fessenden Bros, Lancaster Hall, and at the
fancy store of w. d. Robinson, Exchange
street.
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state News.
.poosrooK COUNT,
pESoBscoT COUNTY.

On Friday, the 25th ult the house, barns,
and all the out buildings of Rev. E. Knight in
Fort Fairfield, were burned with all their
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rpe p, st ;, y Rbein- at New yo,,x.l

Ar at Liverpool 4th inst, Bazaar, Jefferson Savan-
nah; Levant, Brown, do; 9TH Ellen Southland, AL
Cid Sd, Cathedral Nickerson, New Orleans; c II
Southland, Ross, Philadelphia.
Ar at Shields Sd, Mary 0Bricn, Smalley, Rotter-
dam. [ t1
Sid I'm Glasgow Sd, st Lawrence, srarrett, for
Ar at Queenstown 4th inst, Simon, Portland.
I. SID I'm shanghae May II, Sarah March, Marston,
, Foo-chow.
SID mn Akyab May o. Hudson, Reed, Falmouth.
pool.
Ar at Calcutta 9th ult. Talavera. MAYO, London.
Sid Sd ult, Calope, Simmons Maurftius.
Ar at Lisbon 9th ult, Helen g Rich, Strout from
New York. = 81. : =
Ar at Gibraltar 10Th ult Hanson Gregory Gregory,
Leghorn, land sailed for New York;
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MEMORANDA.

Barque Reunion. from Cronstadt for Boston. which
put into Lerwick ieaky, had been ashore on the ISL
and OF Mousa, shetland 9Th inst.
liverpool July l6-Ship Alfred Storer, I'm Shields
for Calcutta has been tefaily wrecked In the Straits
Of Sunda. 1.-THE A registered io75 tons, was built
at Waldoboro in 1864, and hailed from So Shields
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. N. G.. sHichborn is in
town to-day. -f.....
Hon. w. P. Fessenden left in the boat for
Eastport last night on visit, at the conclu-
sion of which, we understand, he will make a
trip to the Aroostook. ~
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ALBION HOUSE, 1T Federal strset,-Mesls
at all hours Room with or Without board.
ig11-3w
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FROM MERCHANTS rxcHAxel

FROM MERcHANTs' EXCHANGE.
CID At Philadelphia 18th, barque Triumph, Nichol
Portland; sch Mary Louise, DO
Below, barque Sarah Hale from Mafanzas. brig
j d Lincoln, from Caibarien. s
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WELCOMES i.
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THIS is an extraordinary remedy for the Liver
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Brig NJ z Thompson, from Sagua-335 bales 50 ties
molasses. TO Churchill, Browns q Manson.
Sch Gen Grant, from st Martins-8f6 bbls salt to
q q willard
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HARPER's BAzAAR.-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 lead of all others, and is
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
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Yacht for Sale I
To Let with Board

1.-TWO pleasant rooms in very desirable locality
i suitable for gentleman and wife or single gentle-
man.
A. BARKER SHOWS,
jy2otf 33l Congress ST. 2
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dnOO PER DAY-Agents wanted everywhere.
DAO Samples for two stamps. Address
jy1sdiwt BATES, HINES q 90, Cleveland, Ohio.
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THE SHOOK TRADE.-Statement of sugar
box shocks received in Matanzas, Cuba, from
Noyennher 1st 1853 To Inlp 9Th 1860 -.
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Also Proprietor of the Great German Cough Remedy
- aAst YARMOUTH, ME.
Price $I.00. aug10S&w tfsS
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! Railroadiss'i +


- ~ holders, of the, Blue Ridge
Railroad Company will be held in the city Of
Charleston, on THURSDAY, the 9th day of April
next. punctual attendance OF Stockholders is
requested. Bysordef Of the Board Of Directors.
s.4 w. II. D. GAILLARD, Secretary.
sNl Anderson Intelli9encer and Keowee Courier
please copy. a 'F 80 pf March 81 g.
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Wando Fertilizer.

TVNHEl WANDOl MINING AND MANUFACTURE
Il ING COMPANY offers to the planters and
farmers of the South their FERTILIZER, known
as the --4e
"WANDO FERTILIZER,o
Which the experience of the past season has
proved to be one OF the most valuable in our mar
ket. 1t has for it's base the materials from the
Phosphate Beds of the Company, on Ashley River,
and is prepared at their works at the
EAST END Or HAsEL STREET.
In this city. In order to guarantee it's uniformity
and maintain it's high standard, the Company has
made arrangements with the distinguished Che
mist, DR.. O. U. SHEPARD, JR., who carefully
analyzes all the ammoniacal and other material
purchased by the Company. and the prepared
FERTILIZER,
Before being offered for sale. The Company is
resolved to make article which will Irove to be
a. a.OOMPLETE MANURE, and give entire satisfac-
tion.
For terms, circulars. and other information,
apply to
WM. c. DUKES & CO., Agents.
No. South Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, s. C.
Copeland Bearden, Agents, Columbia, s. C.
Jan IL Smo
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"Dr. e. H. Iieinitsh-DEAR SIR: Your Queens
Delight has done all you promised it would do in
my case. radical cure for Chill and Fever. The
chills arc gone. general restoration of my health
all been removed in regard to the efficacy of your
medicine. 1haye tried it, theroforeI can endorse
the statement of others that it is the best medi-
cine out. Yours, &c, w. X. ELKINS"
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0iharIestonl q yertisements.
.nARn..
G1aARLFH KERRIsoN,j (

2 lfftaARIrs KERBIsoSs forner,y q the frm .,
~ C-& Il. l.. Kerrispp, would inform his friends
5nG the pubic that he shAs purchased from. Mr.
stors No RING tress ssosn and Continue
the DRY GOODS RpSINESS, tWhelesale, end Re
tail tor gaah sspn his oyn indiyidnaI account and
to replenish and renew the Stock, aud continue so
doing until the assortment shall be made COM
plete and attractive. Aa the terms will be STnfCT-
LY CASH, or approved city acceptance for short
credit it necessarily follows that the prices must
be kept at least low to be found in any other
respectable establishment.
His brother, Mr.. E. L. Kerrison, assisted by
Mr.. A. B. McDopell. both experienced merchants
in this line, will be found ct his Store, aiding in
the conduct and management of the business, and
it is hoped that his and thoir efforts to win the
confidence and patronage OF the public will be 8
successful as in past days was the old firm. at The
corner OF King and Market streets, Charleston.
Feb II 9mo