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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Diplomatic Explanations by
the Paris Journals Of the
lack Of News.
NapOleOn's UnpOpllarlty the Reasons
for it-lIOW lie was MiSlCd and
Deceived.
The Emperor Packing up.

PARIS, August II.
In view of the public impaticncO to
know the result Of the lAte battle the
Constitutional this morning publishes an
article saying: that "the brave generals
now risking their lives Ill defence Of their
country cannot while thus engaged know
all the results gained. Besides it would be
inconsidcratc in view of the operations so
multiplied and complicated to give par-
tial details which might prove to be pre-
mature. We engage that citizens will
await the result with. confidence, and the
Government will be faithful 10 itg prom
isc, and will communicate Immediately
all that comes t0it, and will he more
than.ever prompt on this occasion" Other
Paris journals have articles similar in
tone. II u.f ,.. Is.- ...
LONDON, August II.
The growing unpopularity Of the Em-
peror ut Paris is altogether due TO his IN.
reference with the army, instead Of leav.
ing 1t to the command Of military ex-
pe[tsn 'g:J l ,., 4
The Post says the teIegraphs have been
cut in the reAr OF tho Prussians. The
French are in charge Of tho news at pres
ent. The fighting seems good for q week
without decisive result, The French
arc ready to fight till the end Paris thus
far Is unadYised Of any revcrscs TO the
Ptussian approach, A revolution is in:
evita6le.
The Tines snys the Emperor now
knows now grossly he has been misled as
to tho war establishment, and how the
public money has been squandered. He
can also sec how he has been misguided
MS to tho anti -Prussian feeling in Hanover,
Bavaria, Saxony, &c. 1t is said that
boxes containing Napoleon's private pro-
perty are arriving at Madrid. Similar
stories arc telegraphed hero from various
points in Belgium. IN
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denomination of Mr.. Bingham for
Congress. y


The Republican Convention Of the 10th
Congressional district Of Ohio, composed
Of tie counties Of Belmont, Harrison,
Guernsey, Noble and Tuscarawas, was
held in the City Hall at Car bridge, Ohio.
The Convention was called to order by
Col. Farrar, and Committees were appoint
ed on permanent organization And rules
Col. Ferguson Of Cambridge was made
the permanent President, and on aSsum'
ing thc chair introduced himselfin ina few
remarks pertinent to the occasion. The
basis Of representation had been fixed by
the District Committee by whom the
Convention had been called. 1t was tho
basis agreed on in 1868, giving one dele
gate for every 1876 votes cast.for Govern.
or at the proceeding Gubanatorial election,
and one delegate Tor every fraction of 1876
over 75 This gave 08 delegates. appOr-
toned among the counties as follows:
Belmont 20; GuernscEl9; Harrison 10;
Noble IS, Tuscarawas 900 being re.
quired 10 nominate. ..a. .s..., ~. f.
The following candidates for Congress
were announced: BY Guernsey county,
Col. j. D. Taylor, editor Of the Cambridge
Times by Tuscaraws, Hon. John A.
Bingham, Of Cadlz; by Belmont, Capt
Lorenzo Dantord; by Noble, Private j.
III. Dalzcll, Of that county.
Mr.. Dalzcll in u neat little speech de-
clincd, and Noble then proposed J. 5.
Foreman, ESq. Belmont also proposed
Hon: Isaac WclCh and Col. g. l.. Poor
mNn.
The Convention then proceeded to bal
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Official News from the
French Army.
The Prussians Attempt to Cut
"!' off Retreat and are
Repulsed. "a.
NAPOLEON ATCHALONs
The Main Army East of Verdun.
THEpRUssIANs SUSTAIN 4 DECIDED CHECK.
PARIS, August II.

v r. [OhiCtal.
The Minister Of War has received news
from tho army, which continues TO carry
out its movements combined. Alter the
fight of Sunday two divisions Of the enc.
my sought to intercept our march and
wCro ropulsed. 81. .5,.r..
The Emperor is at Chalons, organizing
the troops for the main army, which Is
concentrated at Etoin, 12 miles east Of
Vcrdun. m.u. r.. :.
.o.A e. New YoRK, Angst II. nj
F. Gaillardit telegraplls TO the Courier
Der .EtdtS, Uhis that the battles oil Sunday
and Monday were both fought between
3Ietz and Verdun, that these attacks, how
ever, did not check the retreat On the
contrary, the Prussians sustained 80 Sc
we're a reverse that they were compelled
To hNlt on their victorious march from the
Nlosellc. lie adds that this check will
enable Gen. TroChu TO rcorganize new
army at Chalons, already numbering 200,-
600 men. He complains, that tue Paris
authorities do not, however, confirm all
this news.
g' W" BREsT, August II.
The steamship, Vile de'Paris. of the
general Trans.Atlantique line, arrived here
from New York, at 8 o'clock last evening.
Unsuccessful SOrtie at Strasbnrg.
LONDON, August II.
Last evening the garrison ut Strasburg
made a sOrtie,, towards 0ny0rd, but were
ilrivenibACk, With'a Heavy loss Of men.
They also lost Three guns.
The rumor that the Empress Eugcnic
llAs applied to the Belgian Government for
permission to traverse that country on her
way to England, is confirmed.
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The Latest News.
Congressional Nomination in the
Belmont District. E
CAMBRIDGE, ONO, Aug. II.

Special 10 EateVigeHceT.
Tho Republican Convention for this
(1Oth) Congressional district was held here
to-day. The candidates before 1t for
nomination to Congress were Hon. John
A. Bingham Of Harrison, Col. J. D. Tay.
lor of(4uornScy, Capt. l.. Danford, Hon:
Isaac Wolclp and Col G. L. Poorman Of
Belmont, and j. s. Foreman Of Noble.
On the first ballot Mr.. Bingham recclv-
ell "A votes; Foreman. IA; POorman IL;
Wclch 5; Taylor 11-5O being necessary
10 u choice. Hsm.,
On tho second ballot, Mr.. Bingham re.
ceivcl 40; Poorman 13; Daniord 13; Tay-
lor {; Foreman II, Blank 8. No choice.
On the Sd ballot Mr.. Bingham was
nominated rcceiving51. Others received:
Poorman 2S, Danforl 10, Foreman z,
Taylor l. Oa
Assoclatsd Pres telegram
CAMBRIDoE, O., August II.
AZ the Congressional Convention Of the
10th district, Hon. John A. Bingham
received the denomination for Congress on
the 81 ballot.
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Cincinnati MARKET.

CINCINNATI, August II.
FLOUn-Unchangcd aud dull; family 50 $50
0 30; extra IS B66B 90. ~ dN'it
GRAN-Whcat-IIe higher; winter red Nos.
and l 81 2011 Is. Corn-BGttoF demand and
drm at 776s0e. oats-UncbanEed; old 600SSc;
new 4O645c. Rye-Quiet at $1tD1 10.
COrrON-QHict at isDlSl<c for middllng,
TOBACcO-GoOd demand Ut "a 90b22 co.
Enthusiastically ut 0969cg, a..
PROYIsIoNs-Dlll. Mess Pork-Sold at $28 30.
Larl-IIeld at 154616c for city; country sold al
l6Xc. Bulk MGGtS-UuchaugCd shoulders 13c;
sides 16c. BacOn-Modcratod demand and market
firm At 1i&6171fC for shoulders, clear RIB and
clear sides. lIRms-Dull at 24K396c.
EGus-Flrncr and higher Al 18SI4C.
BuTTER-Scarce and 1rm at 2G030c.
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The Convention then proceeded to ba
lot, with the following result:


/ Mr. Bingham having u majority was
declared the nominee, and the nomination
was made unanimous. q > ~
A committee Of five was appointed to
wait on Mr.. Bingham and inform him Of
his nomination; and the Convention I'D
journed. Respectfully, ST. DEAN.
August II, 1870.
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New YORK Produce lTarket.

ENH NEW YoRK, August II.
CorroN-steady; sales 1915 bales at 19HC for
mlddlIng uplands.
FLOUR-Closed shade fFmer suJ NJ
GRAIN-Wheat--QuI firm and fair demand at
81 1901 50 for Ne sGs1g 81 Si S sg tSr no
Kye-Nominal. 0ats-LOwer and dull qt 6SGD67c
for new Ohio. COrn--Dull at 8SGSSc for new
mixed western. ,i.i-, t,!.,r =.
PROVISIONS quiet: Mess so cash, and
$40 80 seller September. Beef firm and lp nod
crate demand. Cut Meats dull and unchanged.
Bacon dull and unchanged. Lard quiet 1870
I6Kc for good 10 prime steam. s.7u.I Va,
EdGs-QuICt at 26627c.
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Ceived coup do grace near Metz. and Is
now on disastrous retreat towards Yer.
dun in shattered condition. The SOL
dicrS are, individually, desperate ut the
incompetenCy Of their Generals. The
Emperor is believed yet TO be the actual
commander of tho army.
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Philadelphia Market.

\ wa.r ~. iN PHnADEIPutA, Auguat17.
F1oyR7Medlum and loX ! grades hayc declined;
crn extra family $6 %. lFIg 4 nj ilCe
GRAIN-WhGat-V dull; rcd western 81 20
@1 45. Ryc-NCw 81. Cor1LDnll; mixed $50
46c. 0ats-UnsettlGd; old 66OG0c; now 4Ga50c.
pRovIstONs-Dcmand light. Mess Pork $50 70
69l 90. Lard is held al 1701IKc.
PETROLEUN-Fcvcrish; crude l5{c; refined q
W6lsKr-7 Lower at 81 O5l OoX for wood aud
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IT having been whispered that Secre.
tAry Fish win soon retire from the Cabi-
nen President Grant Is daily receiving
hints in regard to proper successor 10
the Premiership. Among the latest names
mentioned for tho position Is General
Hiram Walbridge Of this State.-Nelu
York Herald.
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Chicago Marker.
cmoAGo, August, IL.

FLOUn-Dull and unchanged. r.-,.,... -
GRAN-Whe -909Hc higher, No. 2 closed at
O509Oc cash, and 81 ll0l III seller, september;
this afternoon lower, s. 0SGl 084 scller: scptcm.
bCF. COrn-Firm and 9O2kc higher, closing at
7&0T2Xc for No. ,; this afternoon dull ut 7lHG
seller August. OGts-N611c higher. closing at
8StlGb3gc. RyO-16tKC higher. closing arm at
axe for No. 2. Barlcy-ln large supply, closed
loGsSQaiCt at 1909 R5 for common to extra
choice.
CATTLE-FIrm and steady at g. 4G0S 49, for
common Texan to choice shipping steers.
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MEXICO.
HAVANA, August II.

HAVANA, August II.
Advices from Mexico TO the 1tth inst,
says the wife Of Juarcz was dying.
The trial Of Negretc is slowly progress
ing.
The Government is bankrupt.
Romero will probably be Minister TO
Washington, and Merisccl will succeed
him in the Cabinet.
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Murder at Bingampton New York.

BrNGAMpToN, August II.
A clerk named Fredrick Amcrick was
killed, and another named Gilbert Bur-
rows was slightly wounded by burglars
who attempted to rob the store OF Messrs,
Halbert last night. tH -"..''
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Tho Philadelphia Yellow Fever
Reports. ....r

PHILADELPHIA, August 10.
All the reports Of tho presence Of yell
low fever here have been false. 1t Is not
known that single case has occurred in
this city, and no more at tho quarantine,
ten miles from here, than in any previous
YeNr. IL - ~. III IL
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Recovery of Taxes Paid Under
.Ht. Protest.

BosToN, August Is.
In the case Of the Merchants Insurance
Company against Mr.. Cortney to recover
taxes paid under protest to the defendent
while collector Of the Third district.
Judgement given for the Company in
S., 100 with interest and cost. ',
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MONEEY-MarkGt In the morning was quiet
aud easy. but later In the day there was good
demand frOm stock brokers. Rates on calf 40G
per cent. Many leading railway shares which
few days ago were becoming nat, cannot be loan
I'd at better than 4Gb6 par cont Accounts Froul
tho Atlantic and other principal CltiOs generally
state money more active and deAreF than here.
Little doing In tho discount line.
STEILISG-Dull ut 1921 I@I09S.
GOLD-QuIGt; opened rather strong on the ~.
port Of French victory, but afterwards declined:
prices opened at 1lIk; touched 1l7A, and closed
Ut llI&QllT3i under the aFmneSs OF bonds III
London and HulCs by weak bulls. Carrying rates.
= per cent to Nat. UcarnnceS $9i.OOO,00O This
Treasury sold million at lI7t1i7.47.
GOVERNMENT BONnS-StrOng and higher under
purchases by the leading German bankers.
United States " Of 1881, coupons. 1llGbll0
FlvC.twenttes (lBt2). ll9I;6 6bll3k
FIyG.twcntles (i6till. l1SG GbIlSK
Flvc.twGntlCs C1Si5) .lIIk6llIA
FlVc'twcntlcS u6G6l new. .ll64Gb GbIl6&
FlvG.twCnllcs USj7). llOI& GbllOh
Etve.tw9nttes lSGS).',.......'....". llQn9pll9A
STOCXs-Steady and devoid Of special feature.
Western Union Telegraph, 3iH;: Adams Ex-
press, 6S; Wells, Fargo y Co., l3&: AmGrt-
can, 42X; UnItCd States, 43; Pacific Mail, 3IlSS;
Now York Central, 95H; do. scrip, l0lA; Erie,
22I; do. preferred, 45 Harlem. 1S9l(; Reading,
0j1f; Michigan Central. ll6; Lake Shore, 99&;
western. 81; do. preferred. S1H: Rock Island
IlSyS; New Jersey Central. 1OlS; St Paul,
COZ: do. preferred, 2; Wabash. sax; do. prefer
rcd, 70; Fort Wayne ,|9iA; Tore lIaute, 25;
MisSiSsIppI, 81; cleveland, Columbus 3 .OIncin.
natl 70; Cleveland, Columbus l. Indiana Central,
l7H Hartford & Erie, 81. nl
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LAFAYETTE, IND, Aug. II.

At the meeting of the Republican Con.
yention Of tho 9Th Congressional District
In this city to-day, Nal. Gen. Low Wal
lace, Of Montgomery county, was unAni.
mously nominated rs q candidate for Con.
gress. All other candidates were with.
drawn at the opening Of the Convention.
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q T6e EinSinGnati Labor Union.
CINCINNATI, Aug. Il


Inthc Labor Congress this morning, the
following committees were announced: !:
ways md Means Canpbell, of ql.; DON
Eah0e, NS z. miss u albrfdgeI Mass; Bro
'tly, Pa; Dclano, Cal; Harrigan, O., Toy,
Ind; Coffin, Washington City. Organiza-
tion-Coggswcll, ILL.,; Cummings, Mass;
BaRis, O.; Gilchrlst, Kya WILLARD, III.
Rtis r6sOhlt6nS on tho Chefokce land
Question ,fntf6d heed yesterday, came up,
and was followed by debate that became
stormy at times. The motion to amend it
by striking out the word "strike" where
settlers were urged to strike for their
homes and insert and stand, was lost with
tic other amendments offered, md the
original resolutions were adopted.
Mr.. MCIIain, Of Boston, offered the
following resolution: rcpudiating any
thing looking to the reputation
men generally to the protection OF the
laws, but denying the right Of capital TO
import human freight; to lessen wages,
lecn,dbi labor; iaV0Ting Tho adoption Of
the eight hour system; protesting against
further land grants to private companies
for railroads brother purposes; and declNrI
ing tho times ripc for the formation Of n
distinct political party in the interest Of
The wotktngnen. Resolution referred.
The Committee on President Trcvel-
licks address submitted report endorsing
the same only so far as pertains to the
Chinese emigration question.
Mr.. Quinn Of the same Committee dis.
sentel from tho majority report so far US
It pertains to the land and money qucs-
tion. - Ell
Mr.. Wicr dissenting from its declaration
IN the formation Of u political party.
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President Grant Is expected to attend a
Cabinet meeting in Washington Friday.
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Nominations for Congress.

a1 ruIl4 ST. LOUIS, August Il.
Tho Democratic 9th Illinois District
yesterday nominated Thos, W. Nicely for
COnRrpsS
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FIJI RIEER LINE
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
ington, and all the principal points
West, South ard Sn1,th-West

For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
ington, and all the principal points
west, South and South West
Via Taunton, Fall River and Ne,vusY,
=, Cabin, $500; Deck Si,O0 Baggage checked
through and transferred in n Y free OF el1aroe
New YORK trains leave the Old Colony and Ne,v
port Railway Depot corner OF South and EnaeIsnd
streets daily Sundays excepted as follows. nj az,
nj, arriving in Fall River 40 minutes in advance =,
tne regular Steamboat Train, which leaves Eoston
a, o.3O M, connecting at Fail River with the
new ana magnificent steamers PROVIDENCE Can't
%; M. simmons, BRISTOL, Cart, A. Simmons
These steamers are the fastest and most relisbIs
ooats on the Sound built expressly Tor speed SAFETY
and comfort. This line connects with ali fb Son,h
ern Boats and Railroad Lines from New Work goino
west and South, and convenient TO the Caliorniss
Steamers ~ ' ~"'1oi"ia
"To shippers of Freight, This Line with
us new and extensive depht Accommodations In I,os-
ton, ana large pier in New York texclusvelv for the
business OF the Line is supplied with facii;iia t
freight and passenger business which cannot be sur
passec. Freight always taken at Low rates and cs,
warded with dispatch. '''s' '"" '''-
New York Express Train leaves Boston Mt I N p
NJ goods arrive in New York next morning abort 4
M. Freight leaving New York REACHES B0ston on
the following day at 9.45 A M. u"
ror tickets, perths and staterooms, apply at The
eompany's Office az No Old State HrDuse corner ot
washington and State streets and at old Coiony al
Newport Railroad Depot, corner of South and Knee
land streets, Boston. N0-
Steamers leave New York daily, lg,1Ddavs excsr.
ed) from s'ief 80 North River, foot OF 6,hsmhe,
st, at 500 r Va. ""o'
GEO. SHIvER1cK, Passenger and Freight Agent.
-, o,,,o>-. JAMES FISK, JR., President
g. M. K; slMONS, Managing Director Narragansett
steamship Co.
Noy5 dlyr
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BUTTERICK's
Patterns OF Garments.
PLUMMEEs 81 WIIDEP
173 Middle Street, Portland.
Legislative Notice.

4 PPLICATION will be made to the Legislature O
"A Maine at its next session, Tor authority to a.
mend the charter of the Portland and Rutland tail
road Company, or of the Portland, Rutland, OswegG
ana Chicago Railway Company, so as to authorize
largement of the time in which to locate and con.
sruct said ne and also for such changes in or adj
tlons to the line OF its location as will enable it to
iand harbor, with branch to Saco.
ny order OF the Committee OF the Corporators.
Portland, November 25th, 1870. de-
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Reduced Rates.
Portland & Ogdensburg RaiIroad,

CHANGE OF TIME,
EsssnSAS31 On and after Monday, Nov. Tin. 1870
Steep Falls as follows: 0 anu
Leave Portland at 800 A. M. and 145P.M.
Leave steep Falls at $40 A. M. and 100 p. M.
Ihe I45 T. nj. from Portland and 900 A NJ fron
steep Falls will be Freight trains with Passenger car
Stages viii connect at Steep Falls for Fryeburg
and Conway, via Baldwin Hiram and BrownteId
daily. ~ o"nneiu'
For Freedom n. H., via Cornish, Kezar Falls and
Porter, daily. '' "'''
For Lowell via Sebago, Denmark and East FRYE
ourg on tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays return
Stages will connect at South Windham fop Bridg-
ton via Raymond and Naples daily.
~. rassengers by these Stages and by the 100 P. NJ
ram from steep Falls arrive in Portland in season
10 connect with the 800 p. NJ. train for Boston
tickets Tor sale at the Port. q Ken r. Depot.
Portland, Nov. s, 1870. Gtt 'N'"''
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ll.saVF CtaAssaNG2.SG.
a. Who have committed en- excess OF any inds
heSher it be the solitary vice Of YOUTH or the ting
rs rebuke OF misplaced confidence in aturer yssrs,
GEEK ZOE An AETIDOTE IN SEASON.
Ihs Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure COTTON.
are the Barometer to the whole system.
DO BOT wait for the contamination that is cure 10 fol.
low; do not walt for Unsightly Ulcers FOR
Disabled Limbs, for Loss OF Beauty
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DanariscOtta G WaIdoboro
First Trip Commencing April2.

<>szsgss Steamers Hou.E.
r. Ill 1on,o ALDEN WINCHEN-
ITISy-SxilSZAEbA CH, Master, win leave the
: foot OF India Street. every
SATURDAY at O'Clock A. NJ. for Damariscotta
anu W. every WEDNESDAY, at o'clock A Nj, f6r
Waldoboro, touching at Intermediate landings
,RETURNING-wIi leave Damariscotta eyer,
MONDAY, att O'Clock A. NJ, and WaIJoboro, evet;
THURSDAY at o'clock A. NJ. '''
Freight received after O'Clock p M. on DAVIS nre
vious TO sailing. - va '' P'e
forfurther particulars inquire of
HARRIS, ATWOOD & Co.
iat -
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INSIDE LINE TO BANGOR,
Three Trips per Week.

EsS Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND
Asxsfs William Il. Dennison, Master. wi,,
Snbxe leave Railroad Wharf foot of STATE 81
= -. s1,7.ass.stsssseyery MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and
I'm iD " evening at 10 O'Clock for Bangor, touch.
ing at hockiand, Camden, Belfast, Searsport
w hns5ll11rnimg, VIII leave Bangor, every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, morning at 6 o'cotk
Touching at the above named landings
For further particulars INQUIRE OF Ross n STIR
DIfANT, tI9 Commercial ST.. or
Portland April 6, 1870. s ~
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GEE THE BEST Z,

Bush's Argentine Hair Dye, long and favor.
ably known to the public stands peerless and un-
rivaled. It is the best, quickest, cheapest, the
Dye in the world 1t colors hair or whiskers Brown
or Black instan.aneously, and gives them perfectly
natural appearance, and is unattended with any in
furious effect. Regular package. with brush and
sponge complete, only $1.OO. GEO. G.. GOODWIN
". Sold by all druggists sep3ceodGm
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DRESSM1KTNr

TN all its branches and in the best mannor nv,
l. fitting graceful and accurate. Ladies wish L ne
make up their materials will will do well tn g 10
as they can have their Dresses and Waists cut and
No. 8. I,R. MARTI fSpih
or fourteen days. oc24tf
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OR BO9NO ON

r. The new and supeI ,or sea. going
-S-t-4~--,--SM stesmers JOHN BROOKS. anes
u tSaIS\ MONTREAL, having been fttee
up at great expense with laroe
-, ~ number of beautiful state RccIns
will run the season as follows;
leaving Atlantic Wharf Portland at O'Clock
Nd y India Wharf, Boston, every day al O'clock
y, Sundays exespted.l
49, S''s''''''''shss' sss~ssss..ssss.ssss Sf.b0
i9ecx,' ..'...s..s.,....s,..,....... I'd
Fssighttakeuas usrei.
May l, ias9-dtI "ts.''
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IN BANKRUPTCY. In tbe District corr, =,

IN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court of the
United states. tor the district OF Maine In rho
matter of Edward III. Gillespie, bankrupt. AT Port
land, in said district, on the Nth day OF Nov A. ID
trict court. In bankruptcy. District o, Maine Sc
Up,n the application OF Edward II. GILLESPIE. ami
OF Joseph Il. Brazier, of Portland, the COUNTY ot
Cumberland, and state OF Maine, asking that fbev
may be discharged from certain bond signed 10
them for the appearance OF said Gillespie from tmS
OF said court in the matter OF Edward II Gti,osi
petitioner in bankruptcy, ''''V'''
1t is ordered; That notice OF this Application he
given by publication in the Portland Daiv press
and that a hearing viii he had thereon at Portland
on tue sixth day OF December next at three O'Clock
witness the Honorable Edward Fox Judgs of tbe
san Court and the seal thereof. at Portland In
said District, on the fourteenth day OF Noyember
A. ID. 1870. YET
IL. 81 VIM P PREBLF
nv, CLERK Of District Court, for said District
III nov1Sdlaw3w ''N''
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-03
To Manufacturers.

VIE Wilmington Steamship Company and Chris.
=, tanna River Improvement Company. will offer
Inducements in freghts and building sites to man
m aesnrers who will establish themselves at VIII
n,ng a1as, Del, Address either Company
A0'iou%w Wilmington Del