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CRISTADORO ha' thrown tho great Euro
mean Craaists inta the shade. lie has srcomp. sb-
ed what the, have e-sayea 10 ya.1. His flair Dye
CHANGES N , vowrSr RED, GRAY OR WHITE
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tent articirs needed IN ever ttnl u c'aIt
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DIR. Tobias. Venetian Horse Llniment.

DIR. Tobias. Venetian Horse Imminent.
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foo. A.. i is warranted cheaper and better than
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ands of animals have been cured Of tie collie and
oyer-heaua- by the Linimenti and hundreds thai
were crippled and lame have been restored to their
former v.e3r It Is used by the frst horseman
throughout the States Orders are constantly re
ceived from the racing stables q England. Ger flesh
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piled, causing paiu and morbid action 70 ssa1..
Was there ever published stronger evidence than
this certificate from F. Sterling,
For two ye4rs. have been great sufferer from
neuralgia in the hea., and found only temporary re
lef :r,m al the varions remedies that have tried
until applied l1s Of "ALLc0Ch's POROUS
pg..sTERSr / cut ia in,o tn,es sts,p2. flaeng one
under each shoulder blade and the other oser 'el
small Of nv hack and for the past three months
h.va had scarcely a tvinge Of the old pain, sd-
...1l sbo suf,sr from nervous diseases to lose no
go making a TRIAL Of the wonderful plaster
q sEERLIgG. ses'y Singer Mfz %.
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sold " 81 Druggists
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Will ,.olor gray haira permanent black OF brown.
Sold everywhere sent hy nail for : p
Address WIN PATTON Treasurer.
Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Mas
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Pb7ap5er sartle. formerly Of Lowell, recently
Of Canada, was arrested IN Boston, chS'sii WIN
stealing S4O0 from persons in Canada. lie "a
acquitted for want Of sufficient evidence, though
there no one seems 10 doubt his guilt
Rev. C. H. Bickiorl. q Barton. received S2OO
n q recent donation visit.
son Of Samuel Kendall, o. Coventry, Was
sever ely injured by being stepped on BY = morse
the Oh, n day.
Ad.ilv stage Is now run TO and from Albany
and Barton landing, carrying the mails
Alpha Arsa is writing the history % the town
Of Charleston 'oF Miss Hemenway's Ga-etteer.
D Newsonb, a Derby Center, has pair
OF closely matched colts. three years old next
June, Vhich now weigh > DIS pounds
) man ALsned Thos. Uttin dangerously assaulted
- Belkuap IN Derby Few days since. sab
tag him IN se..zal places, though II l. thought
hs atslly OffoeFs have been in pursuit Of
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Eiwell risiell, Of Troy, WAS arrested gu Thurs
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time since.
aUTLAsD COUNTY.
ni. u a Miet1ke, the popular organist and
.p' 9a / preparing 70 bring cut the fairy
- Deis II the Rutland Opera Hosss. Ri.
va cons - Of one hundrei siugeEe.
ISrssa exchange says of Rurapd that q.
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IAio1 n It's view q music. Pareps
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> STARE OF MAINE.
isi z - HEAD QUARTERS !
iADJUTANT GENERALS UFFICE,

IS ii iADJUTANT GENERALS UFFICE,(
~ :, l1ells, Augusta, July 28, 1869.
IN order to secure tie end contemplated by the
Legislature in author izing the equipment, at the
expense of the Sta. OF Ten Companies of Infantry
the following regulations will be observed.
The companies are to be separate CORDS, indepepd
ent of each other and must consist OF less than
hffy men each, who must conform to the standard
prescribed for the U. s. Army and no person will be
accepted or retained 10 the service who is notorious
tor ihtempe ate OF ot or immoral habits. In gener-
al Is expected that especial efforts will be made to
secure NTH OF character and standing in their sew
eral communities, so that this force though small,
cal,;be made body OF soldiers which will adorn as
well defend the State that the companies NAV be
considered schools for officers each capable of being
expanded n "a INTO regiment when necessity requires
that these companies shall be an honor to themselves
and the State, and nything tending to impair their
sfhcicncy viii be scrupulousiy guarded against.
accepted under the act referred to- will be carefully
considered and the sec @tion VIII be based on the
character OF the applicants and the localities which
The successful applicants will be notified as soon
decision is reached, and viii at once forward to
the Adjutant Generals Office a Descriptive List
termaster General win then issue the necessary
Arms and Equipm ents, together with the Uniform
prescribed for the U. s. Army or Communication in
lieu thereof As soon as possible after the Equip
ment OF the Companies they win be carefully in
spected BY the Assistant Inspector General and the
Assistant Surgeon General, and only such men
mustered into the service OF the State are found
70 conform 10 all the requirements above specified.
II at any OF the subsequent inspections i company
Is found inexcusaby deficient in discipline, deport-
ment or drill, 1t shalt be placed on probation and
uniess there Is marked improvement at the inspec-
.on @ next following, the company will be mustered
By order of the COMMANDMENT Chief.
JOHN MARSHALL BROWN,
July s1-d1w y 1Ass Inspector ooai.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03
new York stock aud Msne, m.rL.,

NEW York. Aug 2-Evening Tho Money mar
ket has been easy at q per cent. for tho most of
but late in the afternoon the demand was more &C,
tive among the Stock brokers and the general rate
was per cent. The fury was due to tho Increased
many brokers waited until the afternoon before ak
ing their loans The purchase of $l0, 900 900 worth
Of bonds by the Treasury this month is certainly in
likely 70 start more lively speculation on the bull
side. Prime paper passes at "a 10 per cont. Ster-
ling Exchange quiet st 100. 1loi Gold heavy and
to 81 the price opened at 1851 advanced to 1864 and
closed At 1854 q 1851. The rates for carrying were
Al g per cent. Governments strong on 10-40S and
currency 6s which are scarce and higher the rest of
the list were steady, which are not much affected by
the Treasury announcement which had already been
wng 5 statsD s
12st % 1854 dass g j5sl; ds 1906 Isss q Isl; 90
nsW is q i 2 Paedc g. Ss iiS 1 M 40 's40s
Southern State securities frmer on Tennessee e's
ST. Mssoaris ST. old North oaroinas MAJ 5s a;M ne% eV
do, 6f}. is R
The Stock market was strong during most of tho
an increased demand for Money, closed steady how
ever at quotations. though dull. The New York
roads were weak all day and the increased activity
was confined to Western shares Chicago & North
Western the feature, and was materially higher
in the expectation that Ii. Ii. Baxter will succeed
Mr. Keep as President, together with tho oysrsold
a marked decline in Wells, Fargo s. Co. The mar
ket closed at the following $50 quotations Pacific
Mail s Ss Western Union TELEGRAPH ST. New York
Southern, 1861; Illinois Central, i4i Cleveland &
cago Sor6 western. sci; DO preferred o.; o.; Pits it's
burg Fort Wayne, 1853. FL
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
to $e3 794, ,S03. ~ - - Il 4tfk
The gross clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
to-day amounted to $44, ,000,0 ,000
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03

Several young Lady Teachers, who arc able to play
on the piano, srg, and who have had several years
experience in teaching. Graduates Of Normal
School preferred.
Salary 500 per annun with board. The best OF
recommendations required. Apply to
DIR. G. I. WILBUR,
Jacksonville, Illinois.
July 22--2w
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Dated this alst day Of July, 1859. jys7w;wso
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03

Receipts by Railroads and sfeamboafs.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAy-45o bbls -four, cars
corn, 40 do lumber, do lahs, 40 slaves DO bark,
do leather. do beef "a boxes Goldfish 40 bbls beans
2e4 cans milk, e6 pkgs sundriss; for shipment East,
100 bbls. flour, tons sundries.
bbls 20 bd1s handles 45 cases carpets boxes eggs
bbls. spools, car slabs, do edgngs 1 do hack
knees, do telegraph poles, Is pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEc RAILRoAD-2 cars lum-
ber- do bbs., do furniture, 40 bags WOOL 10 bales
batting car machinery Is cases Shoes II DOORS IL
bd!s SASH do blinds bags waste, car slaves )
ton.
STEAMER JoHx BROOKS. FROM Bosrow-1GO
boxes mdse rolls paper S5 do leather bdls chair
stock, % bales broom corn 100 bdls sheet iron IL
bbls mdse, 80 bags saltpetre 100 bdls fish, 40 empty
kegs, 100 pkgs Princes Express, 100 do to order or
do 2os bars railroad iron 40 do iron II rolls leather
lis bags wool, 100 pkgs to order.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03
SOUTH AM ERICA.
THE PARAe-AvAN UA1

LISBON, Aug. 2.-The mail steamer from
h,0 Janelro July 9th, has arrived.
Ihe latest news from the seat of war in Par
agnay was interesting but the operations were
IhueclsisS. ane rear guard of the Gek Bar
making an abortive attempt to cross lie Tebi-
quay and branch on Villa Rica, and Il was snn-
posed they had all been taken prisoners bv ~
Paraguayans, but they have since returned to
the allied camp having lost only ten men To.
pez however, succeeded in recovering n nnn.
ber of non-combattant Paraguayans, whom
they were conveying to the Brazilian camp, but
was unable to follow up his success on the
Tebicuay The covered nature of the position
held by Lopez in the mountains had SO far pre-
vented the allies from making successful re
conRoisance.
The internal struggle in Uruguay still con
tnued.
The Argentine Republic had proclaimed it
neutrality in the quarrel.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03
THE rArLons' STRIKE

The tailors' strike confines. The manufac-
turing tailors have expressed determination
Of siding with the shop hands. Two or three
firms were expected to yield the advanced
wages to-day 4i4
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03
Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following de.
IN scribed goods were seized at this port ON the
days hereinafter mentioned tor violation OF the Rev
enue Laws:
May is, II boxes Cigars. boxes Cigars, kegs
Olives 1 keg Wine; May 27. 2 casks, bbls, hall
Dbl and ulage Dbl Molazses, Dbl Sugar; 18 boxes
Cigars; Dbl Gin, 2 boxes and part box Cigars; ]
Denim Rum, empty Dbl; 200 Cigars; June 3, bot
ties Gin; june 8, 2 bottles, hf Dbl and keg Mo.
a, bbl and bags Sugar; $50 Cigars; june 10,
bbls and bottles Gin, ullage Dbl Whiskey, 18 boz
Tobacco: june Is, $500 Cigars; 400 Cigars June 23d
III Cigars; June 25, DENIM Rum; June 2S, 40l
Cigars; July IA, bottles Brandy; July IT. bottles
Brandy; July 10, 8 bottles Brandy.
ANY person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within TWEEN.
ty days from the date hereof. Otherwise the.said
gooas VIII be disposed ofn accordance with the Act
oiCongress In such case made and provided.
Portland, July %, 1853. diawsw
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA. Aug MIR Watts, relative eli
tho American Consul at Sagua, has been ar
rested and sent to Havana.
Four hundred colored soldiers have left in
the Spanish merchant steamer Barcelona for
Nuevitas. The same men composed portion
of the last Spanish expedition to Mexico.
Advices from Puerto Principe represent the
garrison abundantly supplied with provisions.
Skirmishes are reported at San Espirita
Villa Clara and Trinidad, in which the Span
ish troops were successful.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03
e o r. ore.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Aug. IA company is organizing
here to lay telegraph cable from Scotia nd by
way of the Orkney and Faroe Islands to Que
bee. When completed the whole line will
probably be purchased by the Post Office De-
partment.
The Commissioners of the Worlds Fair of
1861 have issued prospectus for an interna-
tional exhibition of fine arts, industrial arts
and scientific inventions, in 1871.
Mr.. Gladstone, whose health is much i'm
proved, attended the sitting of the House of
Commons this evening, and was greeted with
great cheering
Mr.. Fortescue, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
informed the House that during the recess rhe
government would consider the desrability of
purchasing the Irish railways.
DUBLIN, Aug. "A great demonstration was
made in Limerick yesterday In behalf of the
people marched in procession, with bands aud
banners; and an open air meeting was held,
which was addressed by various speakers. A
letter to Mr.. Gladstone was adopted, demand
ing the release of the Fenians now in prison.
Tee proceedings were most enthusiastic, but
the tone of the speakers was moderate and
there was no disturbance of the peace.
"a FRANCE.
@PARTs, Aug. 2.-The leading provisions OF
SenGtus c0nsstltunl now being prepared by fhe
government, bids fair to realize the idea of the
Imperial message to the Corps< <Legislatif. The
Flgub OI parliamentary lnlJlatiVe Will De uuCOO-
dit1onaliy granted. The power of the Council
of State to veto amendments to'projects of law
will be abolished. The Senate will specify the
objections made by the Corps to the clanses of
bill and state the terms of alteration. Each
Deputy will be entitled to prepare the order of
the day, the government reservng the right to
refer such orders to a committee. The decree
will dwell on the different phases of transform
ing personal government into a liberal en-
pire, and will lay stress upon the principle of
ministerial responsibility.
Eoening.-The draft of the Senotus eonsult,.gn
has been completed. 1t gives to the Emperor
and to the Corps Legislatif the initiation in
making laws. Cabinet members can be mem
bers OF the Senate or Corps Lcgislatif. The
sittings of the Senate are to be public. Each
body is to make its own internal regulations.
The members of both chambers have the right
TO address interpretations to the government.
No amendment to a law is to be adopted un-
less it has been previously referred to a com
mittee charged with the duty of examining
the project and of communicating it TO the gov
ernnnent Iftheilatter does not accept it the
Council of State will advise the Corps, which
will then pronounce definitely on the subject
The budget is to be submitted by chapters and
articles No notifications of tho tariff and
service by international treaties are to be made
obligatory only by laws enacted for that pur-
pose.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, Aug 2.-An international exhi-
bition is to be held at Tunis in 1872, to COM
memorate the completion of the Mount Gents
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03
Non. Resident Taxes

N the town of Windham in the County of Cum
i berland, for the year 1858.
The following list of Taxes ON real estate Of nom
resident owners in the town OF Wndham for the wear
1868, in bills committed to Urban Lowell Col
lector OF said town, the 18th day of june, 1868,
has been returned by him as unpaid on the 5th day
OF May 1869 by his certificate Of that date and now
said taxes interest and charges paid into the
Treasury Of the said Town within eighteen months
much OF the real estate taxed as will be sufficient to
pay the amount due therefor including interest and
charges, will without further notice. be sold at Pub
On Thursday. the sixth day of January 1870 at ten
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03

FUNERAL OF Ex-sEcRETARY ToUcEy.
HARTFORD, Aug. 2-The funeral of Hon.
Isaac Toucey was attended at his late residence
In this city, this afternoon, the remains being
afterwards taken to Cedar Hill Cemetery for
burial. The Hartford County Bar attended in
body, and among those present were Gov.
Jewell and Ex-Gov English.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03
COmmissioners' Notice

WE having been appointed by the Judge Of Pro-
and examine the claims of the Creditors OF james
Winslow late OF New Gloucester, in said County.
eceased whose estate Is represented insolyent give
notice that six months, commencing the 21st day Of
july have been allowed to said Creditors to bring
in and prove their claims; and that we win attend
the service assigned us at the house OF j. M. Thomp-
SON In New Gloucester, and on the 7th day OF Sep.
tember, at one O'Clock to p. b. and on 2ist day OF
January, at 10 to O'Clock p. M.
CALEB s. HASKELL,
sessss 5s5 i WINTHROP TRUE,
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DOmINION 0F CANApA.

TO THE PACIFIC WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
HAMILTON, Aug. 2.-Ths palace sleeping
car Waksatsh passed Hamilton yesterday with
3l6 passengers from New York bound to San
Francisco where they expect to arrive ON Sat
urday without change of cars.
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Just been hastily reissued 'a new book" without
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Do not confound that work with CHAMBERLIN's
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NnIA.
CAPTURE OF REBRLL1oUs cH1rFs.

CAPTURE OF REBkLLI0Us CHIEFS.
LONDON, Aug. 2.-Dispatches from Bombay
report that the nephew Of Therl All Ameer. Of
Caboal, had rebelled on account of certain ar
my regulations. He was captured, with his
two brothers, and sent to the British Terrific
ry., The Indian government will keep them at
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03

few returns from the State election which took
place to-day, but those received indicate the
reelection of James w. Tate, Democrat, for
State Treasurer, by heavy majority, and a
large Democratic majority in the Senate
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-03
i. lew ISSUE OF aREENBAcks.
NEW york.

HIGH RATES OF TOLL ON THE CANALS
BUFFALO, Aug. 2.-There is great Indignation
to-day among forwarders at the hign rates oi
toll on canals The railroads are carrying grain
at 50 much below what the Tolls VIII permit
the boats to carry that the latter are compelled
to abandon any competition for grain. A ma
iority of the boats have been laid up.
FATAL ACCIDENT
NFw YoRK. Aug 2-Several boys were Sc
yereIy. and two, named Samuel Thompson
and Bernard Ceruz, probably fatally injured
this evening, by the sudden falling of a wall at
the corner of Proctor street and Trinity Place.
EXPLOSION.
evening at Niblo's theatre, during the repre-
sentation of Arrah-na-Pogue created some ex-
citeTent but 0ccasoned no damage.
THE PROTECTION OF AMERICANS ABROAD.
An immense meeting of citizens was held
this evening at Tammany Hall, under the au-
spices OF the Tammany Society, to protest
against the conduct Of thesgovernment in fail
ing to afford protection to American citizens
in Ireland and Cuba. Mayor Hall presided.
Suitable resolutions were adopted and an ad-
dress was delivered by Richard O'Gorman,
District Attorney Garyin and others.
REPoRTED SEIZURE OF THE YACHT HENRIETTA.
1t is reported that the yacht Henrietta has
been seized at New London on suspicion OF
being connected with the Cuban fllibusters.
PARDoNED BY THE PRESIDENT.
& James Carr, convicted last winter of intent
to pass count terfeit money, has been pardoned
. by the President, at the recommendation of
the District Attorney and the jury which tried
him
THE TAILoRs' STRIKE.
The tailors' strike confines. The manufao-
turing tailors have expressed determination
of siding with the shop hands. Two or three
firms were expected to yield the advanced
wages to-day i..
ROBBERY AT LONG BRANCH
One of the rooms at Long Brach hotel was
robbed Of $4,000 worth of diamonds on Satur-
day. The thieves were arrested and the prop
erty recovered.
ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE ANTI-RENT RIOTS.
ALBANY. Aug. deputy Sheriff Griggs,
who was wounded at the late anti-rent troubles
at East Green, died at his residence in Sand
Lake this morning.