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Political N0fes

In Wyoming, woman beat her husband in
he nomination for local office, and they
went home perfectly satisfied that the Office
was to be in the family.
1t is said that Mr. Lane of Cumberland,
MIR. Foster of Waterville or Buffum of Penob-
scot, will be President of the State Senate.
Gen. Garfield reports great improvement
in the republican prospects in Ohio. He
thinks the republican strength in the con-
gressional delegation will be fully maintained.
The Kentucky Republican Association in
Washington has information of most cheer
ing character from that State. The Republi-
cans are confident that, with the aid of the
colored vote, they can carry the fourth, sixth,
seventh, and ninth Congressional districts.
The political campaign in Maryland will
probably depend on the negro vote, for which
the democrats are bidding high. The candi-
dates do not, like their brethren in Delaware
ignore the colored vote, and proclaim them
selves exclusively the "white mans candi-
dates" but they avow the necessity OF accept
ing the situation, and of adapting their policy
to secure the support of the new element OF
political power.
The political reports from the Western
States are increasingly encouraging, and un-
less our friends are greatly mistaken, indicate
a favorable result of the fall elections, and
that the administration of Gen. Grant will
pass safely through the severe trial which ev
cry administration meets in the middle of the
| term.
The New York Evening Post, in reviewing
the canvass in that State, says there appears
to be no apprehension of losing Congressmer
except in the Troy and Plattsburg districts
where there are acrimonious controversies
The Utica, Rochester and Buffalo districts
will be warmly contested; also the Orange
and Duchess districts, but it is rash in tn
Democrats to anticipate carrying any of then
The Republicans expect to carry the Assem-
| hlv.
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M A R r. 1 K ID .

:. In this city. Sept.2T BY Rev. R Sanderson, Geo.
+. Morse and Miss khobie Z. Gilman, both OF Port
land. mo cards.]
=, In this CITY Sept 90 John Jerks and Miss Annie
McCalman. both OF Nova Scotia.
In Lisbon. Sept. II. by Rev. Il. Bean, Chas. s. Bar
bour, OF Gray. and Miss lila H. Atwood OF Lisbon.
In Buxton. Sept. 20, by Rev. W. ii. H. Pillsbury,
assisted BY Rev. Mr.. Smith, Frank N. Davis, OF Bos-
ton. and Miss Ida II. Harmon, OF Buxton.
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state News.
ANpRoscoGa1N COUNTY.

The late fire in Auburn, is generally suppos-
ed to have caught from spontaneous combus-
ton of rags Another view is that the pedlsr's
cart in the barn where the fire broke out, was
robbed by some miscreant and the barn set on
fire.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
We learn that Ex-Gov. Cony is still alive,
but his physicians have given over al hopes of
his recovery.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
Somebody stole hive of bees from r, s
Prescott OF Bangor, Monday, night, broke the
hive open and took out about fifty pounds OF
honey.
By the heeling Of vessel at Brewer, Tues
day, upon which the caulkers were at work,
Fred A Bragdon had one Of bis legs crushed
TO jelly from foot to knee. Howard Field,
also had his ankle badly injured.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The house known as the Foster House in
Midtown, was burned on Tuesday morning
last. Loss probably $12CO. Insured for $500
nearly completed a fine new hotel on the site
of the old Frontier House in Calais. There
are twenty -eight new buildings in process of
erection on the ruins OF the fire.
The Machias Union says that young gen,
tleman at Jonesboro, was recently returning
home late at night from visit to his intended
during the evening. Having apiece of woods
to pass through he was met by bear The
bear was decided in his stand and the man de-
cided to go back and stay all night
We learn from the Machias Union that on
Monday, 18th inst the mill owned by Messrs.
James Murchie 8 Sons at Mllltown.' took fire
and in less than an hour was burned to the
ground. Two gangs of saws and several lath
and shingle machines were destroyed. The
loss is ESTIMATED at $4,000; insured for 81, 800
son of Patrick Lazy, aged about II years,
was obliged to Jump from the end of the mill
to escape the flames, and landed on the rail-
road track inst in front of a loaded car which
was moving rapidly His right leg was run
over and severely injured, the flesh being lit
orally torn off on the outside from the thigh
nearly to the knee.
YORK COUNTY.
The woods are on fire on the border of York,
South Berwick and Elliot. About five miles
area has been burned over and 200 cords of cut
wood besides the timber and lumber destroyed.
Persons eight miles firm where it is burning
while travelling on the road from York to
Portsmouth say that the smoke was SO dense
that they were unable to discern anything hut
the telegraph poles
John McIntire, the wealthiest person in the
town of York, has to drive bis cattle two miles
for water. A great many of the wells have
failed and several springs.
An Internal machine capped and ready for
explosion was found among the coal Of the
York Manufacturing Co., at Saco, last Tues
day.
It is reported that another corporation in
Boston, in which Saco and Biddeford gentle
men are interested has suffered so severely as
to be obliged to suspend operations.
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN srEAMxg,
M ARIN Il n HWS.
POST OF pORILA Nd.

Wednesday, Sept. 2I.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconla. Bragg. New Yorg-mdse to
Henry Fox.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Brig w Drisko, haskell, Elizabetbport-coal tn
S ROUNDS & Son
Sen Ottawa, tsr) Brewster, Moncton, MR.
sleepers to Stevens >" ="
Sch Col Eddy, Day, Boston.
Sch Alton, -" norwood, Kennebupt
Sch Reward. t6rl -. Windsor, Ms.
Sch Telegraph Wcodard, Ellsworth
Sch L Snow Jr. Griffin, st George.
Sen sea BIRD, Wallace Millbrjdge Tor Roston with
loss OF Jibboom an foremast b. adj ~
ar z0tn Schs Gen Grant. berry, Bay Chalenr -
i-o DDS mackerei; Ii Lennox, Colby, do 200 do.
CLEARED.
Brig Carrie Winsl0w, (new OF Portland 445 TONS,
Buenos Ayres-A & spring. '''
theirs. DIV
o. Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockland-C Morse
& Co.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRA NOlSCO-Ar 18Th inst, ship Congress,
Putngt0n. Newport, 10 DAYS..
Kong
GALvESroN-Ar 18Th, brig Josephine, Skinner,
Philadelphia.
PENSACOLA-Cld 18th, brig Liberty, Devereux,
Matanzas.
CHARLESTON-Ar1 10th, brig Mary Pennell,
Eaton, Boston.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world:
tie only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable in
Simultaneous; no Disappointment no ridiculous tints:
remedies the i'll effects fbad dyes; invigorates and
gres tue hair soft an de autiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggistsand Perfumers, and properly
applied al Bachelors Wig Factory, 16 Bondst.N.Y
june 3-1S70sNdlyI&w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MADAME CAPRELL.
The Celebrated Clairvoyant
AVN sDuuUruAr nnvsvcr~
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AND sPIRITUAL PmYsICIAN

Il ed to astonish the public by her extraordinary
revelations of the PAST present and future has been
consul ed by thousands regarding all things which
effect the course through lie. The distinct accuracy
with which Madame Caprell locates all Invisible
diseases prescrbes the proper therefor and
ultimately curee the same, have as vet never beep
equa.led. All invited to call on Madame Caprell
at her rooms at the United States HOTEL sp25sntf
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MEETING OF LEWISTON CORPORATIONS
The annual meetings of the various manufac-
turing corporations in Lewiston were held
yesterday, and officers chosen for the ensuing
year. The attendance Of stockholders from
Boston and other places was largerthan usual,
on account of the recent losses by the failure of
Francis Skinner s. Co. These losses and the
canses of the large balances left in the hands
of the selling agents were discussed. Few
changes we're made in the management Of the
mills. All the mills are running as usual and
doing good business.
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II. Az N. u.

Special Meeting Is called tor Friday Evening,
4 Sent 23d at precisely 80 o'clock, to rake action
on ne re- oort OF the Committee ofrevsion OF Con.t
tuition al d Bylaws, and to consider an invi atom
IJaht Infantry on the 9th inst. Every memoer Is
reou, sled to be present. Per Greer,
5. G. GORDON, President.
Official L. ELLIS Asst. sec's. se2itd
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INTALIDS,

Especially Consumptives, will find the water and
baths at the CONGRESS SPRING, Congress Hail.
Sheldon, VT, under the care OF Dr. s. s. FITCH, Of
ia Broadway, New York, one OF the best curatives
OF Throat, Lung. Stomach, Kidney and Skin Discas-
es, RheuTat and Cancers. cure usually edec-
ted in four to sixteen weeks. Climate lie-giving,
better than Minnesota Florida. Congress Hall,
the excellent hotel, open all the year. Board excel
lent and cheap. For part .culars, references and
rooms apply personally or by letter to S. S. f.
CARLISLE, Congress Hall, Sheldon, Vermont.
aug2OeOd Pm sn
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Tru.. VIVA, Time ha. Sanctioned.

AHost w n0t tme mas S8uCtlOmed.
The maxim that the voice of the people is the
voice of the divinity may in cases. be open to
doubt, but the testimony of honest and enlightened
witnesses extending through series Of years, and
all to the same purport is worthy OF credence, adj
mts of no question. Upon such testimony tie
reputation of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as an
anid)te and cure tor many ailments is based. Dur-
ing the twenty years that 1t has been before the
world innumerable preparations intended to COM
pete with it, have gone up like rockets, and come
down the extinguished sticks. Meanwhile the pro-
gress It that Incompatible tonic has been swift and
steady-always upward and onward like the eagles
flight. It, introduction produced a revolution in
therapeutics, and it proved to be OF those salu-
tary revolutions that cannot go backwards. To-day
Hosteter's Btters is one of the most opular RENEE
dies in christendom, AMI commands larger sale
than any other medicinal preparation, domestic or
imported on this side of the Atlantic. As cure for
dyspepsia, bilious disorders, nervous Alterations,
general debility, and as preventive of epid mic
levers, it takes precedence every other remedy.
This tact should teach the ambitious country dealers
who endeavor to i0st their local abortions on the
pubic in its stead how futile their suali attempts
cajole he community must necessarily be. Where
the game fish have tailed there is chance Tor The
SUCKERS"
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For Cholera,
DysemteaY,
DIOr9.heO. Ec.

THE BEST ARTICLE ever offered to our citizens
for the certain of the above disease is MAsoNs
CHOLERA MIXTURE. You need not suffer ten min
ties. Price so cents, Prepared ony by EDWARD
MANSON, Apotcary, Middle Street, Portland.
iy21sneodtl
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Wanted.

A CONVENIENT rent Of fur rooms in resrec.
"A tab part of the eastern end OF the cltv Must
have plen # water, both hard nd SOFT. Referen-
e's gwen and required. If suitabls, will b. taken
''r petmanssnisncy. Address L. L. o., Post Office
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DIR. Bicknell's syrup

Cures Diarrhaa, Dysentery. Cholera Morbus or In
iaDtum Collie, Bowel or Summer Com plants gen
erals ann Is entirely safe and relia BILE and gives i'm
mediate relief, and never harms the most delcste
being purely vegetable without opiate ;oes not pro
drce costvepess. One-third its bulk is of the best
french brandy, giving 1t powerful tonic properties
Fail not to try it. Druggists sell it. jy27dsmsn
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Portland Benevolent Society.

THE Annual Meeting OF the Portland Benevolent
Society, choice OF officers, will be held 81 the
Get. 18th, at o'clock NJ
sepzitd THOMAS r. HAYES, Secretary.
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MADAME CAPRELL,

Would respectfully inform the citizens of Portland,
that she is the same lady who visited this city
than twelve years ago, and when quite child, as
tonished the many visitors by her powers of
Natural ClairvOyance.
Madame Caprels engagements in other cities pre-
vent her making lengthy stay, and she invites all
WHO wish to consult her. to call at at her rooms
IN the Y. .. HOTEL sep21d3tsn
"a Advertiser copy
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BALTINoRR-Ar nth, sch Maggie A Fisk, Fisk.
Richmond, Me.
HILADELPHIA-Ar 18th, ship John Patten,
EVELYN. Crowley. 81 John. NIB I; i,tnry, D,bbin,
Hillsboro; Ethan Allen. Bl.ko. Gardiner Farragut
clark. and Maggie Muivey, Rawsy. Boston.
Cid 18th. brig Mary Haskell, Haskell, Charles
town; sch John Somss, Heaib, Portland: John Nc
ADAM Willard. Boston; Bagaduce, Orcutt, Bangor;
Island Belle, Pierce, portsmouth.
A. Delaware Dreakwater i9rh, barque Rachel, fer
Nv aoaK-Ar 10Th. brig Rio Grande. McLel.
Ian. Boothbay sehs Arcu a.ius, GREGORY, Rock
land Georgia, Han do: Harriet Baser Webber, I'M
Elizabethport Tor Pc tand; Mabel Hall. Hall, Ron
sOstOn 4I wsh M1ena eor,s
town, Sc Oraloo Small. Vinslhayen
Passed through Hell Gate goth, sch Sophie, Jones,
PROVIDENCE-Ar 10Th, schs Connecticut, Elwell
Machias Chas " Bentley. Baker, Saco Elizabeth
Jones, and Louisa Smith, Webber. Bangor; Pacinc'
uinn, and Penny Barney, Jameson. Rockland.
HOLMES H0IE-Ar 18th, sch Bowdoin, dandai'
New York for Portland.
EDGART ,WN-Ar nth. sch II W Benedict. Hig-
pee Northport for Boston or Portland; MontIose'
Grerson. Elizabethport tor Newburyport; Nautilus
Crockett. New iork Gloucester; Mary LansdoD'
sOslON-Ar % h, schs Adelaide. Smith. Machlas
Ellen Merrman, Creamer Bangor; Benz franklin.
Hall. aud Arinstp, Nash Rock aud Bound Brook,
Tolman, and l. Guphll Chandler, do.
CD putin, barque A Wymau, wyman, Savannah I;
sch Irvine. Diegins. Mirimirhi NIB.
Ar Zlst sch Kate ConDOr. Winterport Phenix,
Thompson and Nellie Chase. Upton, Portland.
Cid z1st, brig Maria W Norwood, Washburn fol
| Galveston; scbs Simpson, Mckee st John,
| N B, via Portland; r Colson, Grav, Bangor.
| SALEM-Ar 18th, sch p u Maddox, Mcdonald,
| Boothbay.
| Philadelphia.
Sid 10Th. sch Geo Washington, Bake Bucksport.
| NEWBURYPORT-Ar goth, sch Veto, Harrng-
| ton. Philadelphia
Sid goth, brig Mountaia Eagle, Jarvis, Phiadel
| pha: nj l. Varney, Durham, Bath; George Brooks
| Hamilton.
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DI e ID

In this CITY. Sept 20. Mrs. Sarah Tyler relict OF
the Iafe James Ty Ter, age0 81 years months
lFunerai this Thursday afternoon at 8 O'clock
at her lat, Re 'dence, No > Neal street. Relatives
and friends re invited to attend.
In New Gloucester, sept. II, Mrs. Sarah TUFTS
Bradbury, aged s4 years.
In Durham, Sept. IS, Mr.. Clement j. Haskins
aged IS years years.
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The Pthvariau Minister of War has received
a despat ca from Lagny. dated September 2Otb.
O clock in the evening, giving the following
details Of the battle near Paris, in which the
Bavarians were engaged Monday: A sbarn
battle occurred between Villenueve and Mon
treague. The French forces consisted of three
divisions. commanded by General vinoy. and
were supported by a strong redoubt. Thew
were defeated nevertheless. The Bavarians
took seven canon and over 10000 prisoners
The French were driven back into their en-.
trenchments.
Six French iron-clads and two corvettes. a
part Of the French Baltic feet, were seen leav-
ing the Baltic Monday afternoon, about six
o'clock, passing Great Belt going northward
dispatch from Florence of the 21st says:
Rome has been occupied by the italian troops.
No blood was shed, which is altogether due to
the Papal tenderness. The Pope forbade any
resistance. The Romans received the Italians
| with the greatest enthusiasm.
| Florence is covered with flags inIhonor of the
unexpected news of the occupation Of Rome by
the Italians. The populace is nearly crazed
with delight.
The Prussian forces now before Paris num-
Der four hundred thousand, ard Prince Fred
erick Charles has one hundred and fifty thou
sand between Metz and Rheims.
The iren-clad gunboats Tor the defence Of
Paris have commenced operations.
General Ripley, an American, now in Paris,
has offered his services to the Committee Of
Defence.
Floating batteries have been constructed to
defend the entrances OF the rivers to France
1t is reported that large number of troops and
volunteers are at Lille. IL is expec ed that
these, and the troops now in the Eastern De-
partments, will soon create diversions
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"EAGLE QUINCY"

THIS celebrated Flour slso variety of different
i grades, from Nep Wheat; for sale by
KING, THURL0W q CO.,
sep20d3t s.ss -. 166 Commercial Street.
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On Con

On Con
signment with directions for an
early disposal at $500 per ton, cargo of an
exceedingly excellent article of Anthracite for
furnace, stove or steam uses. For open
CRATES and cooking purposes nothing yet dis
covered in the fossil line that can possibly
yield SO much positive pleasure and satisfac-
ton az the Acadia" and at the price (viz: $S)
the economy of its use is established beyond
qestion.
sep12ssd sniff JoD. II. POOR.
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JoUvEN,s KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
s0iled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price 25
cents per bottle. mr28-d1y
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Portland & Rochester R.R.

I'M and after Monday. the 18th inst, the train
" leaving Portland TOR Gorham at II AS A. NJ.
ana tue train .avipg Gorham Tor Portland at ,2:i5
P. NJ, will be discontinued
Portland September 9, 1870. sepio sniff
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Painted candy was the death of New Jer,
sey baby.
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: CONSIDERATION OF BISHOP NILEs.-Professor
VIM. Woodruff Miles of Trinity College Conn,
was yesterday consecrated Bishop of the Epis-
copal diocese of New Hampshire, the first ever
consecrated in that State. The Bishop and
clergy assembled at private house near St.
Paul's church, in Concord, at ten o'clock in
the fornoon and transacted the usual business.
At ten thirty they moved TO the church. The
presiding bishop, B. B. Smith of Kentucky
and James w. Williams, Bishop of Quebec
leading, followed by other bishops and cleggy
men, about fifty in number. Tue usual morn
ing services of the church were read, the music
being under the direction of Rev. James
Houghton, of Hanover. and consisted of the
boy choirs of st. Paul's church Concord, and
ST. Johns church Lowell Mass. The sermon by
bishop Doane of Albany was strong and able
discourse, dwelling on Catholistic fearlessness
in church administration. The Bishop Elect
was presented for conservation by bishop Will
liams of Connecticut and bishop Nicely of
Maine. The church was crowded to the ut
most capacity.
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HE Selectmeo Of Cape Elizabeth, will be In ses-
sion az a. V. & r. NJ. Coles store Ferry VII
lage. on Wednesday next, September 2sth, at 2 o.
CLOCK 4. NJ. for the rurrose OF receiving proposals
,or Tie construction OF PLANK Sewer IN Fsrry vii.
,age and also one at Turner'S Island Village Cape
The Ensineer in charge, G, L. STAPLES, with
plans and specifications, may be consulted on
Monday next, Sept. 26th,
at L. IT. WasnL's Store, Turner'S Island Village
at ten o'clock A ", and at A. V. q X. NJ Coles
Store, at Two O'Clock z NJ of the same dly.
The night 10 reject any or all bids is reserved
JAMES TRiCKEY,
j, s F,CKsIT,
Z. A. TILrON,
selectmsn of Cape Elizabeth.
Cape Elizabeth. Sept 2ist, 1870. sen99td
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'HHE thoroughly built brick house No ~ Middle
~, east OF India ST. contains ten nicely finished
rooms Gas throughout cemented cellar; will ba
sold low. App TO
VIM. ii. JERKS, Real Estate Agent,
sep22t3Ns Next east of City Hall.
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FOR EIGN PORTS

Ar at Shanghai July 20, barque Montana, Griffin.
Puget Sound.
IN port Aug Il. barques Annie, Morrison, and Mel
lie Abbott, Jordan, unc.
AT Penang July 80, ship Fearless, Rich, for New
York, ldg.
China
IN port Aug %, ship Comet. Bray, unc: barques
Alella Cartou, Carlton, and Penang. White, do.
theWs. Guam.
Ar at Sydney, Nsw, 18th ult. ship Sarah Newman,
Sid TN Madeira 23th ult, brig Hattie Eaton, Brown
Demarara.
AT at IeghOrn % ms. brig Atlas Mitchell, Genoa;
Ar at Alicante LIST inst. brig Keystone Barter, from
Denia land sailed Tor New York;
$40 I'M bon LIST inst, sch Harriet Brewster, Good
Ar at caraiff 7th inst, ship Glover Miller, I'm
Ar at Londonderry 10Th rst, steamer Austrian. tm
Quebsc tor Liverpool, and proceeded
Ar at s,sal sth inst, orig Rachel Coney. Coney, FIN
At Montevdeo Aug Is, ship Pride OF the Port, Fos-
ter. San Francisco; sth, brig Helen 0Phnny. Boyd
Sid Aug 70, barque Isabel, Moody New York.
ga at Rlo Janeiro Aug n, ship Syvanus Banch
ard, Meadv. Callao.
Ar at Havana 18Th inst, barque Alaska, Potter I'm
In port 14rh, briggs Fila Maria Berry, and Proeus,
gan, for New York. ldg; Charlena, Leland, tor New
Orleans.
IPer steamer City of Brus.els.I
Cid at London 9th inst, Mary, Hughes, Cardin and
United States.
Ar at Deal It'll, Crusader. jenkins, New York tor
Hamburg
OF do 4tb, Martha Bowker, Goodburn, from Dun
kirk Tor Philadelphia.
Passed Brixham 9TH, Suliote, SoOle, from London
Tor New York.
Sid TN Falmouth Sd inst. baraue Brunswick, Fits,
iron Philadelphia Tor Memel.
Sid i'm Penarth 27th nit, Hercules, Lincoln, Alden.
Ar at Cardif 9Th inst Ernestine. Loring, from New
York.
Sid 5th, John Wesley Ford and Wright
Meyers, Demarara.
SPOKEN.
July Q. lat 43 s. lon 80 80 W. ship whampoa. from
Cardiff Valparaiso.
July IS, lat Is 5. Ion 30 so w, barque Gibson,
from Liverpool tor Calcutta.
July 26, lat % s, Ion 81 40 W, ship John Clark,
from Cardiff tor Calcutta.
.Augz'. lat 49, Ion As 10, brig NJ l. Miller, from
| New York tor Elsineur.
Aug II. lat 46 30 lon as TO- barque Helena, f,om
Charleston for Queenstown.
Aug 80 lat 40 5, Ion NV, ship National Eagle. I'm
i Cardiff tor Calcutta.
Aug 80 lat As 10, lon 25 s., sh D Chls Davenport
from Liverpool Tor New Orleans.
Sept 3, lat H. Ion Is, barque Cardenas from Green
ock tor Cardenas.
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To Let,

DOOMS WITH bU2ru,
II snaug22dtf No. G2Free II.
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Found.
Rooms to Let!

IN Exchange st, small Pocket Bo<k. The own
~ er can have it by calling 116 Commercial ST.,
describing its contents, anu paying for this adver-
tisement sep22d3t
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Price of Wood !
DOtC7a 81 per cent.

will sell good Dry Hard Wood, in quantities fro
two cords and upwards. deliveried on the ars in
Portland, at about wo-thirds the retail price. A
rare chance Tor families to two three dollars
per cord in the price OF their years. wood.
Address, b. @, JORDAN
sep3sneod 3m Bar Mills.
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To remove Tan, Sunburn, Pimples. and Erup-
lions from the skin. use Schlot'el beck's Moth and
FIeckle Lotion, prepared only by A. G. Schlotter-
beck & Co, Apothecar,es and Chemists Portland
Me. For sale by all Druggists at so cents per bot
Tie. NAYS sntt