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The New York herald., 1870-06-12
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE
Services To-Day.


Rev. CharlesB B. Smyth breaches before the Ameri-
evening.
DIR. Thompson speaks in the evening at the Broad
way Tabernacle.
Rev. Abbot Brown breaches at the Church OF the
Reformation.
Rev. q. 9. Foote discourses at the Christian
church.
Rev. DR.. Bellows and Rev. G. II. Hepworth preach
at the Church Of the Messiah.
Rev. 7. b. Newly and Rev. W. T. Egbert deliver
sermons at the Church Of the Holy Light.
Rev. ]. NJ Pullman breaches at the Church OF Our
Saviour.
Morning services and conversational meeting
win be held at theNew Jerusalem church.
Rev. D. Mitchell and Rev. DR.. Thomson preach at
the Canal street Presbyterian church
There VIII be evangelical preaching at the Catholic
Apostollcal church this evening.
Rev. Dr. Strong breaches the Forty second street
Presbyterian church.
Rev. DR.. Duffie breaches at Bishop wainwright's
Memorial church.
Rev. Dr. Corey breaches at the Murray Hill Bap-
tist church.
Rev. r. NJ. Stratton breaches at the Lexington
avenue Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. DR.. WestcOtt speaks at the Plymouth Baptist
church.
Rev. q. S. Hammer lectures at ST. Luke's Methodist
Episcopal church.
Rev. DR.. Peters and Rev. DR.. Potter preach at the
anniversary service of st. Barnabas' House.
Rev. DR.. Kendrck will tell all about "Adam in
Paradisen at the Tabernacle Baptist church.
Rev. Z. +. Lee speaks on 'srhe voyage OF Liren at
Plimpton'5 Building.
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The General Reformed synod.

After q session extending about ten days, at
Newark, N. j., the General Synod of the Reformed
Church has adjourned SINE dte. The report of the
Committee on the State OF Religion set forth that
there had been organized one new Particular Synod,
one Chassis and thirteen new churches The benevo.
lent contributions have exceeded those of the
previous year by $25 Ill. There are eighty
i've vacant churches, and the report urges
that the ranks be recruited. Reference
was made the death OF Rev. Messrs.
Matthew, Hardenburgh, Van Liew, Professor Oggel,
B. W. Collier ana George White. The first Friday in
November was appointed as day Of special self
examination and public and private confession.
Rev. James Demarcst, Jr., formerly pastor or this
church. invited the Synod to hold its next annual
session In the church of Chicago The invitation was
acknowledged with thanks, but the North church.
OF Albany, was selected the place Of meeting and
General Pruyn promised that that city would recip-
rocate the hospitality OF Newark.
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Items from Rome.

Cardinal Casoni, Archbishop Of Verona, has just
consecrated Mgr. Touvier, lately appointed Vicar
Apostolic OF Abyssinia. as Bishop Of Olene, in par
ib,ts at the Church of the Congregation Of Missions
OF ST. Vincent de Paul. The Bishops OF Adrian0ple
and Danata are both Of the same congregation.
Father Witty having been chosen Roman CathO-
lie Provincial Of England, In succession to Father
Weld, will leave Rome Immediately, where he has
been for some months occupying the important post
OF theolOgian to Bishop MOrtarty
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MIDSUMMER RETREATS.
The Season Of 1870 at ROckaway, Far ROcka.
way Fire Island and lsiip.

Among the Choice Resorts Of Long Island-The
Developments Of the Countrywide Railroad
Connections, Hotels, Numerous Beaches
and improvements Fishing,
Hunting, Yachting, Driving, Sad
die Riding, With Clambakes,
Picnics Excursions and
Boating.
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Arrival OF Irish Clergymen.

The steamer China brought over from Cork two
worthy cergymen-on a mission which will COM
mend itself to many the completion Of the cathedral
In that clty-Rev. M. B. Buckley and Rev. Mr..
Hagerty. Father Buckley Is highly distinguished as
orator, and designs to deliver a series OF lectures
during the coming fall season. He comes from
within sound OF the famous Dells Of ShandOn," near
which the yet unfinished cathedral stands although
the bells chime out their music from the steepe ofthe
new creed. He means TO raise q collection In this
country, and with that view will probably spend
year or two in travelling through The States.
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I.nyiug of n Corner Stone.

On next Sunday June 49, the corner stone of
new Catholic church, In 13Sth street, North New
York. will be laid. The Rev. Father Hughes is
in charge OF the parish and Is AT present admins
tering to his parishioners IN temporary chapel The
good Father making all nececessary preparations
to receive his frends and expects an unlimited
number on that occasion.
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Church of 81. Charles Borr0meo, Sidney
Place, Brooklyn.

Trinity Sunday, June II, being the first annlver-
sary of the dedication OF st. Charles BorrOmeo's
church solemn high Will be celebrated at half
past ten, A. M, In honor OF the event. The music
will be very elaborate and rendered by the efficient
choir of the church, under the direction Of Mr..
j. r. Magrath, the talented organist, and Will COM
comprise Generali's magnificent for four
voices in G. The pieces will be as folows:-
l. "Kyrie Eleson," quartet.
g "Goria." Soos"Qui toles" tenor basso
"Quoniam tn sous, alto.
& .Credo." -"Gentum factum." alto; "Et
est" tenor "Et spiritum sancum" soprano
Duets"Qui Pare," tenor aud basso; "Et
am" soprano and Alto
Before Sermon hymn 'veni, sancte sprtus" by Him
mel' basso, solo and quartet.
Ofertory, Ave Maria" soprano solo.
Gordigans ''Sanctus," quartet.
Agnus De by Gordigian solo for basso, with quartet.
In the evening, at half-past seven O'clock Gene
rails grand musical vespers In c. ''Salve Regina
by Schubert, solo tenor; Bassini's 80 Salutarisn
soprano solo.
The following vocalists form the quartet, viz. =
Mile. Lami, soprano; Miss Monica Newman, alto;
Mr.. Charles g. Lockwood, tenor, and Sigu0r Gucci-
n0tta, basSo.
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John Hanngan a child two years old, fell into
a tub OF scadng water at the residence Of It's
parents, corner OF Dykeman and Ferris streets, on
Thursday last and died yesterday from the effects
OF the injuries received. An inquest was held and
verdict of accidental death was rendered.
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The following appointments and promotions were
made by the Police Commissioners yesterday
James Cassidy, keeper at the Raymond street jail,
and supervisor of the Ninth ward, appointed Cap
tain of the Tenth precinct place OF Albert Sterns,
removed; James Kane, civilian, appointed SER
geant In the Third sub-precinct, vice Robert
(Ioyerss discharged; patrolman John McCon
nell promoted to the captaincy OF the
Second precinct, vice EnOch Jacobs, removed; John
j. Claacy patr0lman, promoted to sergeancy In
the Second precinct, vice George Y. Pearce dis
missed; patrolman James Dunn, promoted to SER
geancy in the Second precinct, In place OF Charles
", Coombs, removed; Nicholas Masters0n, patrol
man in the Third precinct. promoted sergeant In the
same sectlon in place Of Gordon ID. Smith, removed;
Patrick J. Coleman, reappointed sergeant In the
Fourth precinct Sergeant William Lee, Third sub
precinct, transferred TO Eighth precinct to take the
place OF Edward j. Temple; Edward Rely, patrol
man, promoted TO sergeant In the Third SuD-pre'
cinc in place Of Sergeant Lee, translerred George
II. Flaney, appointed superintendent OF Telegraph
Lines.
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BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.

camera and some articles Of clothing were
stolen from the ph Photographic gallery of w. H. ar.
roll 631 Myrtle avenue. Friday night. The total
value OF the booty Is $l15
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There were fifty cases OF smallpox in the Eastern
District during the month OF May, twenty-five OF
which number were sent TO the County Hospital.
The Health Ofcer states that there Is no cause for
alarm, as the disease is confined to the Sixteenth
"
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THE ONEIDA COMMUNITY.

= Visit TO These Strange People-The Work.
ings Of Their System-iteiigious and Moral
Purity-A Playful Party Of Outsiders Re-
buked-SOcial and Domestic Habits-NIanu.
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At @7 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY THIRD
h street, NJ LEON pays the hiehest price fer Ladies anq
aentsmens Wearing Apparel Cnrpste, &c Ladies waited
IN by 6rs Leon.
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IMPORTANT TO FEIAISs.-DR. AND MADAME DU
BOIS sj years. practce guarantee certain reef to mar.
ades, with without medicine, NJ intevie~ Fe-
resoratvo Haents from distance provided with
Board nursing Nc. Electricity scientifically applied. Nh
US E.tt TW sniv.e elcbth street, near Third avenue
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-08

THE ApAfINIsrRA TIoN.-That the admin
istration of Gen. Grant has thus far been
most successful is admitted by all those who
look upon its course with a frank and I'M
preiudiced mind. The party of that class is
most numerous one, embracing the party
of the Countrywide Republican-and also
many unprejudiced Democrats.
The story SO often reiterated by some
Democratic papers, that this administration
has lost its popularity, and that its frienes
are falling away like autumn leaves, is one oil
those bunders or slauders which tend to dis
tipguish those who make the assertion.
We have in the President an honest man
enc determined TO administer the national af
fairs on that line. Not syllable can be ut
tered against his integrity that would not re
dound with deadly effect upon the calumnf,
tor. Insinuatiors 10 that direction have been
made, bet with as little success as the ehOii
to make Kim out traitor Well can he say
81 am armed so strong in honesty that these
things PASS me by like the idle wind, which
heed not"
1t is the approval OF the national admins
trat;on, as well as the election of our various
officers, that is to he passed upon on Monday
and it will lie well for the Republicans t.
look at the election from this importan
standpoint.
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ruler and he can demand and make his own
terms. Iu no other way can he permanently
and effectually do it except by seeing to it that
the ]eoislotion of this land shall be such that
nothing that shall be needed IN this nation
shall be produced out of It, with no other linn
itatols than those which climate and soil shall
fix.
There is no more reason why the ship shall
be built on the other side of the water nor the
bridge in my district than that the factory
shall be built there. Why, at this time thew
are taking railroad iron from England ,shipping
it all the way around the Gulf to st. Louis
and then putting it upon the cars on the noun
tain railroad, running it down bv a mountain
of iron to build a railroad in Southwestern
Missouri. To the value of the iron is added
the value of the labor on the other side a,
the cost of transportation when the iron its elf
is right at their feet
The last day OF the session of Congress whom
war was imminent in Europe, the thought oc.
CURED to some people that they could revive
American Commerce by opening the door to
ships already built, to be brought in here 1t
was the Republican party that saved the nation
| from that mistake. Why should the shin wards
| OF Maine, Massachusetts or any of the other
| States be closed, and the ships needed for the
Commerce of the United States be built on the
othersside Then on the question of labor, on
the broad fOun laton that to the lab0rers of this
| nation, on the side of the water belong as il
right all OF the labor to be performed by us
the Republican party stands sound, and there
fore it is not for that they are to surrender to
| the free trade Democracy.
Then pray, fellow citizens, passing on what
is it for? Not for lack Of loyalty, not for lack
of honest effort to pay an honest debt, not for
extravaganza in the expenditures of public
money, not because in sixteen months they
have paid the enormous sum of $3.50 100000 OF
this great public debt; not from the lack O
true conception of the demands of the great
mass of the county. What is it for? As vol
go to the polls next Monday you, will answer
the question, that will be heard in Portland
Oregon, at Little Rock, and by the unrecon
structed in the Southern States.
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THF labor of the Argus On the financial
question has produced such muddle in the
minds Of its readers that they are fain to cry
@hold, enough!' The effort of the Argus to
show that two and three make four, or propo-
sitioIs equally ridiculous, has led to the de.
mand for .Democ, attic schoolmaster, who
shall persuade them that when sum oil
money is paid there is just SO much less due
on the original debt than the sum paid. In
short, simple subtraction is the rule in which
the ea,her should be versed who presents
himself for the a,ithmetical relief of the Ar-
gus fgurers Can such be had, for Demo-
cratic love or money.
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Cid at Newport 2ith, Canada Patten, for New Or

Cid at Newport 2itb, Canada, Patten, for New Or
leans
Ar at Falmouth 9th f. A Kennedy, Hofses from
Havana.
Ar at Gibraltar i7ih ult, Daniel Webster, Ken
drick, Boston.
Sid tim Antwerp 22d ult, Carlton Trecartin tor
Shields: Lavinia. Davis, do.
In Elsinore sound Otago. Thorndike im Cronstadt
tor Boston; goth, Ukraine, Melcber from New York
for Cronstadt.
Per steamer Russia. at New York;
Sid I'm Liverpool ?5th, Sarah Hobart. White, for
Montevideo.
Ent for dg 26th, Kate Prince. Hamilton Boston;
Helen Angler, Staples, Havana; Annie Fish, Yates,
New York.
Ar al London 9th. II Southland, Woodwork,
New York.
Ar at Portsmouth 26b Emma G Litchfeld, Hay
den Havre tor Cardiff.
Ar at Falmouth 24th China, Jordan Rangoon;
4 A Kennedy, Hofses, Hava a.
Ar at cardiff Path, III Wright Meyers. Bristol;
John Wesley, Ford, do land both ent OUT tor De-
marara.,
SD 2sd Pekin. Dakiug, New York; 2tlh, Hercules
Lincoln Alden.
AR at Havre oath ult. Saml Larrabee. Thompson,
New York; Debo. ah S Soule, Soule, New Oreans
Ida Lilly. Oils, do 25tb, Limerick Lass, Alsrsbman,
New Orleans.
| y, Ar at Rio Janeiro July g. S Blanchard. Meady
yva a,as VENUS, Vesper, do; Aug 2 Loretta Fish,
july ., lat 81 5, Ion so. ship Aurora, from Calao
| Tor New York.
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IfTIIf PP FSS.
Thursday Morning, sepssmher 8, 1870.

MEETING SATURDAY EvENING.-Ar,ange-
ments have been made for public meeting at
City Hall on Saturday evening. hon. ueofSe
f. Edmunds of Vermont, and Hon. Thomas
Russell of Boston, are expected to be present.
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FOR BOLIVIA,
VIA ST. THOMAS AND PARA

The Steamship WILLIAM
<%Es5zS TlB 8ECT~. F. III. Leonard
w. AlkkrE Commander, will sail Uctoner LIST,
sSxS-szz-oapd each second month the reafter.
$40 Acres OF Land ind Passage for 800.
Ca'in Fare, including meals, 500 goli or is
equivalent.
Those who go out by this steamship to settle will
receive go acre land, as gilt from the Com
PAW. Full part ouars will be sent application.
. Apply at the office OF the COMPANY ii Kilby St,
Boston, or to BAKER & HI RLBUT, n Sou II ST..
New York. a. ID. PIPER, P,es'L G. & q Co
sepIG&w4s3O OF Bolivia,
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Rotcbelor,s Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in tbe world
tie only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable JIM
stantaneous no Disappointment no ridiculous tints;
remedies the IN effects ofbad dyes; invigorates and
erss tue hair sdt AMI eautitul black or brown
sold by all Druggists and Perfamers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, l6 Bond st Y
june 8-1s70sNdlyr&w
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Commissioners notice to credltors

WE, having been appointed by the Judge OF Pro-
w bate for the County of Cum berland, to receive
snd examine the claims of the creditGrs oil David II.
Scribuer, late OF Otisiel in aid County, deceased
whose estate Is represented insolvent give notice
tina six months eommenc ng the seventh day of
June, A. D. 1870 have been allowed t, said EDITORS
to b-ing In and prove their claims and that will
attend the service assigned u.s. at the dwillinghouse
OF j. w. knights, in Utsfied, and on the last Sat
urdays of september, October and November, from
one o'clock to five r. M
Dated this 2Sth day of August, A. d. 1870.
JOHNSON W. KNIGHT.
JONATHAN WARDWELL, JR.
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Portland & 0gdensburg R. R.

EAFsHFsyyEEEE1 On and after Monday Sept 18TH 1870,
sstsx%s.isSf9 and until further notice, trains will
leave The inland q kenn -bec Depot ia Port
land at u 80 NJ, on arrival Of the morning train
fr. m Boston, aud connect with the Sieam-, Orien-
tai at AXE Sebag, Station Tor Bridgton. Harrison
an intermediate landings.
Returning will ave Lake Sebago Station at As
M, arriving at Portland ia time the 8 + NJ train
ior Boston. SAM j. ANDERSON
Portland, Sep 7, 1s7e-dtt President
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Tenement Wanted /!

N desirable and central part o! the city by
! small iami'y. Possession al her immediai ely or
in a lew weeks.
k1-Reierenees first class.
Address o. X, Press Office. sep7d3t
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Notice of Foreclosure.

~ Office is hereby given That Charles A. Austin,
IN of Wndham, in the County ct Cumberland
anil State of Maine, the fourth day OF septic ber
A. d. eighteen hundred aud six y-fve by his mort
gage deed OF that dare mortgag aged t. The undersg
ed certain parcel OF land with the buildings there
on. stuaIed in said Windham, AMI being part OF lot
unmber ortvone, in the second division of hundred
acre lots in said Windham. and bounded as follows:
North westerly by The town road, north easterly by
land OF William Austin, south-easrerly by land OF
G. L. Tuero souh-westerly bv land OF Lew Ha wkes
and Allen Pride. id land measuring the
above namel town way. twenty rods; That the
conditions of sail mortgage nave been broken, by
reason whereof claim a force osure o. the same.
EUGENE F. AUSTIN.
September 5, 1870. 36w3t
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In Freeport, Sept. 8, Mr.. jonathan Griffin, aged 90
years months.
In North Fryeburg. Aug. 2, Mrs. Ursula Walker.
aged "a years months
In Bangor, Aug. 81, Gen. John F. Appleton, aged
80 wears.
In Freed I'm, Aug. 27, Mrs. Mary, widow OF the late
Amos sylvester, aged s8 years months.
In Foxrroft Sept. 2. Mrs. Rachel Robinson, aged
80 years.
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Wanted I19a,9leczjuteZ2I.

An experienced Man to travel in the Couptrv
with team and sell Goods at wholesale <
strictly temperate and come well recommended 10
sepld&wtfsn Address, Box 1884, Portland P. o.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR Sale /!
The Elegant Residence Of Chas. II. Bre cd
late Of Portland. deceaseA.

y ern part of the cty
This is a three story brick dwelling house and ELL
toroughly nnshed with the best OF materials fitted
win all the modern conveniences, including gas,
steam apparatus Tor heating, hard and soft wafer,
hot anu cod water 10 eytry part of the house. bath
oil throughout. the drawing rooms NOT SURPASSED by
any in the city for elegance and taste and the dining
room finished in solid black walnut There is a
fruit trees Of different kinds making this one OF the
finest residences in this city. II desire,I part of
the price can remain on mortgage For further par
ticuIars enquire OF JOSEPH A. LOCKE
Executor. "A Middle corner Exchange street.
auuedtfsn
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SPECLAL NOTICE.

fI'HE members of The Portland Turnverein are
4 notified that classes for gymnasic exercises will
De formed every afternoon OF the week, Monday
ana FRIDAY excepted, commencing FriIay, Sept 9th,
at O'Clock, and for Sparing, Wedn- .alay Eyt ming
SEPT TN, at : O'Clock, under the tuition of Prof
Do,it. Members wishing 10 avail themselves OF the
prlyi ege off red will please report as above.
Per Order, V. v. TWITCHEIL Sec.y
Ssp7l2W
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Wanted!

A SMALL Tenement aud room suitable for Dress
a NJ ker's Shop; need not be connected.
CHAS. p. MATTOCK5, Att'y at Law,
IS Middle Street, or
sepS Mrs. A. ID. REEVES, Sc Free Sueet.
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Wanfed I

4 N American or Nova Scotia Girl, to do general
4 house.work IN small family. Must come well
recommended, at Al No. Pine It. seps &c
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Commissioners Notice.

WE, having been appointed by the Judge of Pro-
w" bate for the County CT Cumberland, to re-
ceive and examine the claims OF the ere tos OF Sam
uei Walker, Jr late OF Harrison, in said County,
deceased, whose estate Is represented ins0ivent
give notice that six months com meneing the nine
teenth dav of July, A. D. 1870 have been allowed TO
said creditors to bring in and prove their claims
and that we W II attend t, the service assigned us
at the office OF z. A. Chaplin, Harrison Aforesaid on
the first saturday Of October next, at three o'clock
in the afternoon, and also the urst Saturday Of
November next, at five o'clock in the afternoon. I'd
also on the rst Saturday OF January, A ID. 1871 at
three o'clock in the afternoon.
Da ed at HarI ison this 26th day of August 1870.
ALBERT GRAY
36w3t SAMUEL THOMES.
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JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale BY all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price 81
cents per bottle. mr2S-d1y
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A NEW modern built House, situated on High
"A street, together with large gtIden; desirable
residence tor genteel family.
For particulars inquire OF
sep7d2w JOHN G. PROCTOR, 90 Exchange st.
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For Sale Or Lease

TWO Story Brick House. No. II Myrtle st above
Il Cumperlano St, nine finished rooms gas and
plenty of water, furnace etc. FLqime at No. AZ
rranklin st. (sep7tD T. A LEAyITT
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High Street Parish
M A h r. 1 K d

M h r. K D.
In Bowd lin. Aug. %. by Rev. Geo. Plummer, VIM.
p Miller of Cape Elisabeth, and Miss Eva NJ. Jones.
Of BOwdon.
In Somerville, Aug. 81, Joseph Ellis, OF Augusta,
and Mics Mary E. TIask, OF Portland.
In Saco, Aug. "a, Il Wayne Bradeen, M. D., of
Porter. and Mary A. Wood. OF Lowell.
In Wells, Aug. H. Gilbert II. Clark, Of Wells, and
An.ene A. Sweet, of Saco.
In Augusta, Sept. 4, Benz. F Dow, OF Sidney. and
Lizzie A. Wellman, OF Washington
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Lost

| this City. or Cape Elizlbeib, on Sunday last, n
l. Shell Chain Necklace. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by LEAVING the same at tie ofiee OF
"Daiy Press" seI7 SC
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The Republicans Of Portland held meeting
at City Hall last eveoiug 1t was called to
order by M. L. Stevens Esq, on whose motion
Hon. Thomas B. Reed was called upon to pre-
side. On taking the clair Mr.. Reed mede
some brief remarks upru the importance Of
the election next Monday, and then introduced,
in graceful manner, Hon. Henry L. Dawes,
of Pittsfeld, Mass, the speaker of the eve-
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For Sale!
IL III arse Power Engine.
Bassnge W a2Om ana Harness.
Enquic of Portland Star Match Co,
SEPT div West Commerca Street.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-08-19
Collectors for Assessments and lns,
Vencies.
Incidental CHARGES.

William H. Observation-Disclosures. "a so
Incidental Charges.
Geo. A. Hunt, Clerk Circuit Court...$1 l53 81
John R. Murray, Sheriff......$943 90
Same, use NJ. E. Higdon... $50 00-l, 1913 90
William NJ. Morris, late Sheriff, use( 90 "a
J.. H. Roberts,. 20 -
Eugene Digges, States Atty, $4S8 81
Same, use J. H. Cox.......:. 564 O0-1, ,052 81
George N. Rowe Crier, use s. q. Cox, I'll 80
Joseph Stewart, Register of Wills. $50 81
Elijah Wells, for Printing. 858 80
J. w. Mitchell, Defending Criminals, 16 81
Samuel Cox, jr., ....."...........".....: 10 90
Daniel W. Hawkins, "..........:."...... 35 90
A. G. Chapman. ....H..........."...... 10 90
r. Ii. Edelen........."....... l13 33
R. II. Gardiner and r. H. Edelen,l 70 .o
Defending Criminale............- ~ W