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The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04
[By Atlantic Gable. ]

LONDON, Aug. 3.-The coming intern ational
boat race between the Harvard and Oxford
crews is still matter of great interest. The
press of London generally comment unfavora-
bly, on the style Of the Harvard crew. The
News to-day has article on the subject
wherein the writer hopes the weather will be
all that either crew could desire, that the wat
or will be smooth, the way clear, the steamer
distanced, and the best boat the first to pass
winning post.
The Harvard crew were out again last night
on the Thames. They used boat Of the Lon
don club on this occasion, and their practice
was much better than before. They attained
higher rate Of speed than with their own
boat.
The american yacht Dauntless is in tho har-
Dor Of Cowes
The London Times, in its money article Of
this morning, says there are streng ru-
mors that the preliminaries OF an agreement
between Spain and the United States with re-
spect to Cuba have been arranged.
The Daily Telegraph says. France has
now entered on a career of national develop
ment unexampled at any stage of her national
existence The Emperor now assumes the
character OF constitutional sovereign under
circumstances which encourage us to hope for
the success of any enterprise fraught with
immense consequences, not for France only,
but for the world.
Hon. Samuel Shellabarger, the American
Minister to Portugal arrived to-day at South
ampton, en- route for Lisbon.
At the Brighton races to-day the Brighton
stakes were won by Winnifred, the marine
plate by Neufchatel and the champagne stakes
by Suffolk, beating Blue Gown, the favorite.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3.-Capt Kendrick and
the crew of the barque Ontario, from New
York for Melbourne, which was abandoned at
sea May 30th, have been saved and landed at.
Mauritius
CowEs, Aug. 3.-The regatta of the Royal
Yacht squadron commenced to-day. The first
match was for the Queens prize, and was
sailed over the old Queens course, a distance
OF fifty miles. 1t was time race ON the Royal
Yacht squadron scull There were eleven en-
tries. The yachts started at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon in a heavy mist with an occasional
rain. BY an allowance of time the Egerro was
declared the winner of the Queens prize and
the Vanguard the second. The race was fine
one.
DRESDEN, Aug, 3-The accounts of the ex-
plosion In the mines have not been exaggerat-
ed. Three hundred and twenty-one dead have
been counted. The scene in the neighborhood
OF the mines are heartrending.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Aug. 3.-Paravia Carvallia has been
| appointed Minister of Finance and Mendoza
Minister of Justice.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04
WEST INDIES.


HAVANA, Aug. 3.-The joui mails are Discus
sing the coutraband trade between Havana
and the rebel forces, and urges strong measures
for its suppression.
The steamer Washington, Of the trans-At-
lantic Company's line, arrived this morning
from Mozaires and sailed at 2 p M. for Vera
Cruz.
A detachment of Spanish troops, while en-
gagged in reconnaissance near Cinguo Villas,
met party of insurgents. A fight followed,
in which 300 of the rebels were killed.
ST. DOMINGO.
The latest intelligence from San Domingo is
to the z4th ult. The steamer Tybee had ar
rived at Puerto Plata. Some of her passen-
gers were engaged in an examination of the
mineral resources of the country.
A battle was imminent between the forces
OF President Baez and ex-President Cabral.
VENEZUELA
Dates from Caracca to the 24th ult are at
hand. The federal forces were preparing to
attack Gov. Pulgar at Maracaibo.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04
Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE il hereby given that the following de
IN scribed goods were seized at this port on tn,
days hereinafter mentioned for violation of the Rev
enue Laws:
May Is, II boxes Cigars. boxes Cigars, kegl
Olives, keg Wine; May 81. casks, 3 bbls, hal
Cigars; Ibbl Sin, boxes and part box Cigars;
DENIM Rum, empty Dbl; 200 Cigars; June 8, bot
Ties Tin; June o. . bottles, / hf Dbl and keg No
4, Dbl and bags Sugar; 459 Cigars; June is, 2
DDs ana bottles Gin, ullage Dbl Whiskey, is boz
r1Dacco: June Is 5000 Cigars; 400 Cigars; june 23d
u. III cigars; June 70, Denim Rum; June %, 400
Cigars; July a. bottles Brandy; July II, bottles
Brandy; July 10, 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
goods Will be disposed ofn accordance with the Act
OF Congress In such case made and provided.
l. WASHBURN, Jr., Collector.
Portland, July %, 1869. d1awsw
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NONRESIDENT Taxes

IN the town of Windham, in the County of Cum :
i berland, for the year 1865.
The following list OF Taxes real estate OF nom
resident owners in the town OF Wndham for the year
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
remain unpaid and notice is hereby given that ii the
said taxes interest and charges paid into the
Treasury of the said Town within eighteen months
from the date of the commitment of the said bills so
much of the real estate taxed as win be sufficient to
pay the amount due therefor including interest and
lie Auction At NV oce at Great Fas II n ssd sa = town
en- Thursday, the sixth day Of January, 1870 at ten
O'clock in the A. M
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Assignnee's Sale.



Wholesale Stock Of Painis, Oils, Druas,
Medicines kc., ny Auction,
ON MONDAY, August 9th, commencing at 2 i-2
" O'Clock, p. NJ, and continued at 10 and 1-2
O'Clock each day, until the entire stock is SOLD,
shall sell at store, ~ q 40 Middle ST., PERT
land Me. The stock OF e. l.. Stanwood, Bank
rupt; consisting in part OF Drugs, Medcines Chem
icals, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnlsh Glass
ware, Demiiohns. Jugs, Kegs, Dye Woods, Acids
Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Goods, Imported and
Domestic Soap, Truses, Shoulder Braces Supporters
large assortment Of Fluid and Solid Extracts, Dye
Colors, Smoking Tobacco, Cigars. &c. Also Fixtures
and Furniture In said Store, Consisting CT Dosts .,
Stoye Letter Press, Once Chairs Counter and Plat
form Scales, Gas Stove, Trucks, Tools, Baskets,
Empty Casks, Barrels and Kegs, Faucets, Tunnels,
measures sc.
This stock Ia well selected. Was purchased for the
retail drug trade and lcan be relied upon for purity
and genuineness. The above goods will be sold fby
catalogue in lots 70 suit purchasers, and the ale
offers an opportunity which dealers in the above
goods will be sure to take advantage Of For iur-
ther particulars call on
@, P. MATTOCKS, Assignee ee Middle st.
Juy3t-dtd II. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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9 o M M E R CIAL

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-2e3 bbls -four car
corn, o5 do lumber, do laths, do capboards, do
bark do boards, do ship knees, 50 rolls leather,
bdls paper bbs beans, 80 sacks wool IA bags spools
lear hides, 341 cans milk, 1o9 pkgs sundries; for
shipment East, 800 bbls. -four car OIL do sundres
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-17 boxes lemons.
car cattle, IL beams yarn, shingles AS sides
leather, cars telegraph poles, 76 pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND g KENNEBEc RAILROADS. cars lum-
ber horse II carboys ell CLOTH II bedsteads
3bureaus % bdls baskets, box eggs, cars bbls 10
freight for Boston,
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04
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even suitable revision of its obsolete statements.
Do not confound that work with CHAMBERLINs
LAw-BoOK For THE PEOPLE. jy24eo2w
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04

AdIntau. Generals Office at Frankfort. nd.
dressed to Major Allen, of this city, to hold his
battalion of militia in readiness for service It
is contemplated by the State authorities to
send this militia to Boyle and Mercer counties,
to destroy the bands of rowing regulators that
are depredating in that portion of the State.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04

MOBILE, Aug. 3.-The vote in this city fo,
Congress is as follows: Mann, Conservative
40S; Buck, Radical, 1858. Alann's majority
1850: Prosguaer, Democrat, is elected to the
Legislature.
MONTGOMERY, Aug. 3.-This city gives Buck
ley, Radical, for Congress, 3Os2 votes; Worthy,
democrat, lOl5. Buckley's majority 2O67.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04
e U Il o p e
tBy the French Cab'c.l J


PARIS. Aug. 3.-At the opening of the SEN
ate Mr. Rouher made an address, He referred
to the duty devolved upon that body of exam
ining the proposed reforms, and said they
should inquire whether they were popular
enough to go hand in hand with liberty, and
at the same time strong enough to resist anar-
chy. He was confident that the Senate would
enter upon this discussion with the firm inten-
ton of interpreting the will of the country, and
that by the combined efforts of the government
and the Senate more genuine harmony would
be established between the powers OF the Sen
ate and the institutions of the Empire, and
both would acquire renewed strength, lustre
and popularity. In conclusion he expressed
profound regret at the death of their late Pres
ident, NJ. Frossling.
In the French Senate last night the Senatus
consultum was read. In addition to the pro-
visions telegraphed last night it prescribes that
Ministers are to depend only on the Emperor
and will continue to deliberate in council un-
der the Presidency. They are, however, to be
considered responsible for their acts, but can
only be impeached by the Senate. A minister,
whether member of the Senate or Corps Leg
islatif has right to be present at debates in
either chamber.
The Minister of Justice made some explana-
tions, to the Senate, which were of very lib-
eral character.
The Senate has adjourned until Thursday
next, when it v i'll meet to appoint committee
of ten to consider the Sendtus consultun.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Aug. 2.-The Captain General of
Madrid has addressed letter to Regent Sierra
no and General Pim, in which he says: :" /
took part in the revolution, hoping to see NOR
ality, law and justice succeed to former abuses.
1t is now ten months since the revolution was
accomplished. My hopes have been deceived.
Greater abuses wide spread immortality, and
deplorable anarchy prevail, disorders to which
1t is absolutely necessary to put an end. The
constitution havi.g proclaimed monarchy,
the immediate choice of king is indispensa-
BILE. II the government does not shortly con-
slider the question, 1 shall abandon all hope as
to the consolidation of the revolution, and re-
tire to private life
This letter was read in the council of minis
ters ard created profound impression.
There have been several engagements be-
tween the government troops and Carlist in
surgents, in all of which the latter have been
beaten. A number of the insurgents have
been killed and wounded, and many have been
taken prisoners
The volunteers are behaving with great vo-
lence, and the civic and judicial authorities
are powerless to check them.
The journalists of Madrid have held meet
ing to protest against the acts Of the volun-
teers.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04
Fsreisn Markets.

LONDON, Aug. s-Forenoon- -Consols 93a tor mon
ey and account.
American securties-United States 5 20s e3f
Erie shares 1Sa; Illinois Central shares 94l.
FRANKFORT, Aug. .3.-Forenoon.-Unted States
5-2o's SS1
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3-Forenoon. Cotton steady;
sales 10000 bales; Middlng uplands 12ad; Midding
Orleans 13 q 12td; shipments from Bombay to the
3oth ult, $500 bales. Corn 2s5s for English; no
American Corn in the market. Pork 1OOs Lard 70s
Red Western Wheat 9s 3d.
LONDON, Aug. 3-Evening.-Consosc closed at 90
tor money and account.
American securities-United States 5-20's 83J
Stocks dull; Erie shares 1871 Illinois Central shares
94t.
5-20's 86i q e8f.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3-Evening.-C is a shade
easier and unchanged. Breadstuffs firm. Spirits
Turpentine 27s Cd.
LONDON, Aug. 3.-.Evening. g.-Linseed Oil Sis 3D.
Spirits Turpentine 27s.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04
sosson siocA Lis

Grass for Sale (if applied for at once)
RY the acre, on the Woodbury. Farm, in Gorham,
lJtMe. For terms enquire of
EDWARD MASON, Apotbecary,
jy30istf Middle St., Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04

WILL be sold at Public Auction on THURS
w DAY, 9th September next, at II O'Clock A n,
at the Merchants Exchange, Portland, Me. all the
Real and Personal Property OF the Casco Iron Com
pany, comprising some so acres Of UPLAND and
Flats situated at tide water at the mouth OF Pre-
sumpscot river. with water frontage Of several
and good depth of water at the wharf
The Works consist OF Forge Building about 100
by 40 feet, containing Furnaces, Engine six ton
Nasmvth and other steam hammers, and all the
Tools and machinery for ging heavy eranks, car
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, Presf.
W. 81. STEPHENSON, Treas.
.ET Plans Of the property may be seen at Mer-
chants Exchange. jy2sdtd
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04

Yachting.

NIURRAY'S GOLDEN DROPS! the great rem
ul edy for Diarrh9a and Bloody Dyentery, can
now be had at IL. H. HAYS
js 31d1m* Drug Store In this city.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04

Iac0CI0&.
I'0 Let on worry reasonable terms, the Yacht Capt
Cnaries Roberts, about ii tons new measurement,
gartcuiaTiy adapted for island parties and deep
nsmng. enquire at Harris Hat Store, corner Ex.
cnange and Middle st, for particulars.
jyt0dSws CAPT. G. MATHEWS,
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04
Anthracite Coal for the Navy.

Anthracite Coal Tor the Navy.
M NAVY DEPARTMExT. t
Bureau Of Equipment and Rscr.titing,
Coal for tie sEss Navy, to bs asiiSs1sd during the
this Bureau until 10 A M, i3th August, 1899.
These proposals must be endorsed 3D. .froposals for
distinguished from other business letters.
The offer must be for the delivery Of 1000 tons,
The coal must be of the best Duck Mountain. or
Black Heath, or Of kind equal to them in an re-
specs, for the purpose intended, which equality Will
Of the Navy amer the reception Of the bids.
Inc name ofthe coal proposed tobs furnished must
The price mnst be for the Coal delivered at the
such points within six miles thereof as may be de-
expense, and without extra charge Of any kind.
The coal must In all respects be satisfactory 70 the
inspector or inspectors to be appointed BY the na-
tion.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will also be
5sysd 1a hs asS s d az h en %
ent Navy yards, during the hseAi year enang june
''' '''V VIZ PORTSMOUTH. n. b.
100 Lump, Hand plcked.l
9SS aSs :. !. cumbsrisnsd, LAND run of mines.
10 Camel.
BOSTON.
LOO TINS Lehigh, Steamer,
Is Egg. a p
400 Cumberland, run ofmines.
10 Camel.
f NEW YORK.
l5o tons Lehieh, Lump, hand picked.
-r rs q Egg.
500 % semi- -Bituminous, Lump.
25 g. Cumberland, run OF mines.
10 I" Camel.
PHILADELPHIA.
$50 tons Lshigh, Lump.
H OK Stove
260 Semi-Bltuminous, Lump.
WASHINGTON.
200 tons Lehigh, Egg.
1850 " Cumberland, run of mines.
NORFOLK.
/, 500 tons Cumberland, run OF mines.
Proposals must be for all the coal required at any
one navy yard, which win constitute separate
class and the contract will be awarded to the lowest
bidder for each class.
The coal to be OF the best quality of the kinda
named to be tree from dust and foreign substances,
and subject TO inspection. IA rl
The price must be per ton of 2.2lo pounds for the
coal delivered the navyyard wharf at the respec-
tive places named, without additional expense o. ex-
cred to be paid for at weight Of nayy-yard scaies.
Blank forms Of offer, guarantee, &c., viii be fur
nished ON application to the Bureau.
juiy19-d1aw4wM s...r ...-.r
w~ocwuu uprHJrr,fa ~ III ks,as 49,. .,t&h Al.
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Domestic uIarE.,.

BANGOR, Aug 2-Lumber Mol.
ing is statement OF the amount Of Lumber
nom January 2 Isl 70 Aug; LIST, 1862 compared with
and 1868: ie PeIiou IN 1861
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04

Horses. Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. M, on neu
r market lot, Market street, shall sell Horses
Carriages, Harnesses, sc.
Api Ss. F. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04
Ada,sdasSstr0t0r's Sale.

DURSUANT to alicense from the Hon. Judge Of
Il Probate flr the County Of Cumberland, the sub
scribers VIII cause to be sold ct public auction
Thursday August Y, at O'Clock T. NJ. the yalua-
double wooden House containing eleven rooms, fur
nished throughout, and in good repair There is q
good cellar and cisiern. Lot 36x75 feet This pro-
perty is situated IN pleasant nelghborhood, and
desirable piece OF property.
GEO. 7. MEANS, Administrator.
F.O. BAILEY, Auctioneer. jy9dtd
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04
Assignee's Sale.

Assignee's Sale.
Ship Building and Farming Material,
at Auction.
ON Wednesday, Aug 4th, at 10 o'clock A NJ, at the
~ Ship Yard, formerly owned BY Ralph Kelly.
near tie eastern end Of Takeys Bridge, Westbrook,
I shall sell Oak and Hemlock Timber. Ship Kneee.
Lumber, Wood, Blocks, Rigging, Ship Builders
Carts, Ok and Horse Wheels, OK Bows, Harnesses,
Rake, Moving Machine, Farming Tools, sc.
T. II. HASKELL, Assignee.
jy3Otd II. o. BAILEY, Aucfieneer.
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x, M PATTEN Il co., Aueiisneers.
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE ST.

Land on Center St., at Auction.
I'M Thursday, Aug 6th, ct P M, on the premi-
Uses, opposite the School House, will be sold do I.
In uepth. Terms cash. aulfd
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04
State of IlliMOjs.
Institution for Feeble Minded Chiidaen,
SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
Jacksonville, July 10, 1869.
Wanted !!

Several young Lady Teachers, who are able to play
the piano, sing, and who have had several years.
experience in teaching. Graduates of Normal
School preferred.
Salary $4O0per annum with board. The best OF
recommendations required. Apply to
DIR. G. T. WILBUR,
Jacksonville, illinois,
July 22--2w
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04

DoSTER PRINTING, OF all kinds done with dis
i patch ct the Press once,
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04
AUCTION SALES.
Auction q Commission Busine,


Housenold furniture at Auction
ON THURSDAY, Aug. s. at 10 o,eioc- M 7
" shall sell at house No. Pine Street. Brussels
and Ingram Carpets stair Carpets Mahogany sofas.
Easy and Hockmg Chairs, Stuffed Chairs, Marble
Mahogany and Marble Top Chamber Sets. Pamted
Chamber Sets, Spring Beds, Feather Beds Hair and
Excelsior Mattresses, Drapery Curtains. Hat rree
Extension Table, Dining Room Chairs Crockery
and Glass Ware, together with the Kitchen Furni-
ture.
8Also Gas Fixtures.
aug3td II. y. BAILEY, Auet.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04

Surveyors Office, Aug. /, 1869.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-04-23

A RECORD OF YE OLDEN TIMEs.-Brook
field, Vermont, 1915. March: The fore
part very hot aud clear and the snow went
off with great flood.
April: Cold and cloudy.
May: Cold and very backward. The leth
the snow fell 6 or inches deep and lay on
forty or fifty hours. Very cold, froze hard,
trees not changed their winter color. Not
one to fifty had any hay. Generally done
planting corn. Grain sowed three weeks
ago not come up yet.
May %: Very cold and wet, woods green,
ground froze, apple trees not yet leaved.
June @, 1916: The fifth very hot, the
sixth very cold and showed all day long.
Tho ground and other things began to
freeze at one of the clock in the daytime
Plum trees in full bloom. Black Ash moi
leavod out yet.
June s; Froze all day. Ground covered
with show all day. Ground froze five OF
six nights. All the trees on tho high land
turned black.
June %: The Black Ash begin to look
green.
The above record appears to have been
made in Brooktield by Rufus c. Hovey
who was grandfather to the now resident
Hoveys of Albany.-BartoR Standard
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-04-23

FALSE ACCUSATIONS. - Some unknown
person, under the pseudo-nyme of Hannah
Tyler, wrote letter short time ago to the
New York Independent, making the graV-
est charges against the women employed as
clerks in the Treasury department at WASH
ington. Several persons have undertaken
the defence of tho accused. One, the editor
of the Ohio State Journal, has visited all
the bureaus, and, by his investigations has
satisfied himself that the charges made
against the female clerks are untrue, that
with very few exceptions they are sensible,
educated, superior women, well-skilled and
faithful in their work. This new "Mc-
Crseken" story, starting from so respecta-
bio source as the Independent, has been
widely copied by country papers, though
not by us. Let the denial have as wide
circulation, that this cowardly slander may
receive no credonce.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-04-23
BRATTLEBORO, VT, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1869.

And you said yourself, SIR went on
Aylmer, that the stopping of the clock
meant either a death or marriage. or
course we don't want any deaths; so don't
you think the most sensible thing we can
do is to help on marriage as soon as possi-
ble2'
The deacon laughed in spite Of himsolf
IT'S late said the deacon. Come round
tomorrow and well talk about 1t. No,
Hetty, I'm not angry with you child. l
suppose young folks will be young folks,
and there's no use tryin' to stop em.'
As the deacon hung the pendulum and
set the iron tongue of the clock talking
again, John Aylmer paused on the front
doorstep to whisper to Hetty-
My darling its worth passing life time
behind the clock case, to feel as happy as
do now 4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-04-23

AT country town in New Jersey, a
little boy who was jumping about and
bawling loudly was asked why he wept.
Tho following reply touched all hearts; 81
want my nanny; that'swhat's the matter.
told the darned thing she'd lose me-"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-04-23
Poetry.
.,gr OLD u.O.u.s.,' .f.vD n.


We have crossed the bridge DER the middle Of life
My old woman and I,
Taxing our share in the calm and the strife,
with the travellers passing by.
And though on our pathway the shadows are rife,
There's Light in the western sky
Some losses and crosses, Of course we've had,
My old woman and 1;
But, bless you'll we never found time to be sad,
And very good reason why.
We were as busy as bees, and we wernt 80 mad
As to stop in our work TO cry.
On our changcable road as we journeyed along,
My old woman and I,
The kindly companions we met IN the throng
Made our lives like vision fiy
And therefore the few that imagined us wrong
Scarcely cost us a single sigh.
The weak and the weary we've strivon To cheer,
My old woman and Il
For each Of us thought that our duty while hero
Was TO do as we'd be done by,
In the hope to exhibit balance clear,
Whan the rnakanine day n nish-