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The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16
Personal.

Two colored teachers have recently been en-
ployed for the public schools of Terre Haute,
Ind.
Two milkmen, suggestvely named Swill and
Waters, have been arrested for fighting in San
Francisco
Senator CASTELAR,, the Spanish Republican
deputy, in private letter to Ha 1ana friend,
pronounces that republic in Spain is a COM
ing certainty.
ed limited partnership with her husband for
the manufacture of shoes. The lady pays III
$4,000.
Napoleon has at length gained victory. IL
occurred in Omaha, Neb., where, in the SWORD
contest at recent fair, he received IT'S votes u
30S for King William.
The course of Minister Washburne in Paris
ever since the breaking out of the war mas CIV,
en- the administration great SATISFACTION, VI
which he is to be officially informed.
Mr.. Parsons, the American consul at San
tiago de kCuba, died there Tuesday OF yellow
fever.
Mr.. Sickes' empty carriage has been stopped
near Madrid by an armed party who inquired
tor him.
Mrs Cady Brownell, was on Friday ad United
to Post Elias Howe, G.. A. r. in Bridgeport, CT
1t is believed that she is the only female com.
rade in the country. Mrs Brownell served
CALAMITY 10 the late war, being connected will
Rhode Island regiment. At the battle Of
Newbern when her husband was wounded ani
dropped the colors she bravely gathered then
up aud carried them into battle She was after
wards wounded and honorably discharged
| from the service.
A highway robbery was committed near til,
| Plains in Portsmouth "Wednesday evening.
| young man BY the name of Otis Cate, Will
engaged in hauling load of wood into tn
city, was shot at, the ball passing through hi
hat. He was theh seized and robbed of hi
money and watcn. The robbers then decamp
| ed up the Eastern Railroad towards Newbury
| mort
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NJ. q hiers and HIS NJ ission.

The voluntary mission of M. Theirs to Eng
land ia the interests of peace, appears to have
been fruitless, contrary to the desire and gen.
cral expectation Of the people on this side OF
the water 1t would have been noble end
ing to a long career devoted to the glory and
good of France if this venerable statesman
conld have gained for his country an honora-
bic peace in this pressing exigency. 1t is as
sumed that England is willing to occupy the
place of mediator at the request of both
beIligerents; but the excuse is too puerile to
find much credence. Prussia, flushed with
continued victories, with her army at the walls
OF the enemys capital and its early surrender
more tiian probable. is in no mood to ask the
offices of arbitrator; while the condition of
France is we'll stated by NJ. Picard, her Min
lister of Finance, in the cable dispatches of
Wednesday. Thus far England has stood in
the way of arbitration. She would rather than
her ancient rival should drink the cup of de-
graduation and submit to dismembcrment than
that peace should come that should leave
Frame intact III territory and honor. The
great curse OF France has been removed, and
in her present weak condition she is entitled
to consideration from all free nations. The
terms proposed by M. Theirs were reasonable,
and could have been accepted by England
without injury 10 herself They were the
demands ofjustce. But England prefers to
enjoy the exquisite pleasure of hypocritical
moralizng over the cruelties of war; while she
fills the pockets of her people with the profits
of constrained commerce. In this she only
repeats her American history of 1S61-5. But
it is hardly possible, under the present cir
cumstances, with Russia and Austria eager
for and demanding arbitration, that she can
long maintain her present posture. Austria,
if afraid OF Prussia, is at least grateful to
France. She cannot fail to remember that
four years ago she was in a situation precisely
similar to that of France to-day, and at that
moment France extended her friendly help
by procuring an armistice with view of ar
ranging peace. Russia, on her part, views the
progress ofPrussia with unconcealed alarm She
failed to learl the lesson of 1866, and the
shortest and cheapest way to the salvation of
her Baltic ports is through peace that will
guarantee the integrity of French territory as
it was ninety DAYS ago.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16

LINCOLN CoUNTY.-The Rcckland Free
Press has full returns from all the towns Of
Lncoln county except Alma and Monhegan.
Ihese give Smith, democratic candidate for
Senator, lightweight majority and Harrington
democratic candidate foI County Attorney,
-FOUR hundred and eighiy-four majority. The
Two 10 De heard from will reduce the majority
ABOUT forty-five or fly. The Republicans
gain one representative in Lincoln county.
Heal, OF the Boothbay and Westport District
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THE MONTREAL RAcEs.-A Montreal de-

THE MONTREAL RAcEs.-A Montreal des-
patch from Montreal TO the Boston Traoelle,
contains the following interesting items:
Crowds of people continue to arrive to wit
ness the races. The police stations and wait
ing rooms of hotels were crowded last night
with dodgers. The betting has been generally
even, sporting men appearing to wait for odds
to be offered. The feeling is decidedly in ia
vor of the ST. John crew. Upwards of $50 900
Messrs. Harding and Adams have been select
ed to act "a umpires and w. MARYLAND Malson
as referee, this forenoon.
1t is reported that Walter Browp of Port
land, is anxious to match himself and John
Nickel, of Newberg, N. Y, against Renforth
aud Taylor, two of the Tyne crew, for a race ON
the st. Lawrence river
The following races took place yesterday:
LIST race, single scull race Of two miles for
the championship Of st. Lawrence, won by
Robert Berry of Toronto, colored; time, 6 m.
40 sec.
% race, a four-oared race of miles, for
800, was won by the McLaren crew; time, %
m.
Sd race for 4 cared nrigged boats miles
open to boys under 16 years, LIST prize $40, sec.
ond prize SIS, was won by Shoe Fly.
4th race, for donble scull outrisgers.2 miles,
for purse of $100, was won by the Berry
crew; time. Is m. IS sec. Pckpockets are very
busy among the sporting gentry. Among the
losers by their raids yesterday may be men,
toned the Eastern Agent of the American
Press Association, who lost $50, the correspond
pendent OF the Boston Traveller, who suffered
loss OF $40, and a correspondent of the New
York Herald, who was relieved Of 500.
match has been proposed to take place be-
tween Walter Brown and The negro, Berry
and $500 have been deposited as a forfeit.
To-day the great race for the championship
of the world and $4,000 will take place between
the st. John and Tyne crew; distance miles
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A LOVERS REvENGE.-Twenty years ago
DIR. VIM. A. Mcdowell of Bloomfield, N. j..
and his wife, took from an asylum in New
York, colOred girl named Kezah, whom they
have reared in their family, and naturally be-
came attached to her, Recently the girl has
been receiving the attentions of worthless
colored man who lives in Bloomfield, and when
he proposed marriage to her she asked the ad-
vice OF Mrs. Mcdowell who told her she would
be sorry to see her throw herself away on such
a worthless fellow. Keziah said she grateful
for the advice and would profit by it, but in
stead she told her lover, who swore revenge.
Since that time the Doctors barn has been
burned, and innocent persons were at first ac-
cused. Then the whole family, numbering
eight persons, were suddenly tax en- sick, some
coming near to death. The Doctors suspicious
were aroused, and on examination poison was
found in the well and in the sugar. Still sus-
/ picion rested on no particular person but when
some of the family silver was found hidden in
the rd,and the footprints leading to it proved
to be none other than Keziah, the parties were
arrested. Kezah has been arrested and has
confessed.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16

Seven American fishing vessels are now in
the hands of the Dominion authorities. The
Oharlottetown, p. E. Island papers report that
during the past fortnight, a number of Ameri-
can hshlng vessels, from the Gulf, laden with
mackerei which were intended to be trans
sh'pped at that port for The Boston market.
were ordered off after stay of twentv.tour
hours. Much excitement ensued Int tho -.
der was imperative.
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Political NOfca.

SIT is amusing" says the Dayton Journal,
''to notice the Boosting of some OF the Demo-
cratic papers over the gains in Vermont
One brags of gain of four members of the
Legislature, which gives nine Democrats as
far as heard from, while the Republicans had
only 100! The full returns give the Repubi-
cans 200 or more, and the Democrats twenty
five or thirty, all told. There is not much
tidal wave in the gain of four members of
the Legislature" The same may be said OF
the boosted Democratic gains in Maine. They
amount to just nothing at all.
The Republicans have won handsome VIC.
tory in Wyoming Territory. Last year-the
first time an election was ever held in the ter
ritory-the Democratic candidate was chosen
Delegate TO Congress by 1,436 majority. This
year William I. Jones, the Republican can
didate is elected by a majority of about 500.
Is this revolution due in part to the adoption
of female suffrage?
The republican party opened the campaign
in Cincinnati, Tuesday night, by large meet
ing in Mozart Hall. Speeches were male by
Job L. Stevenson and A. T. Perry, candidates
for Congress from the Second and First Ohio
districts.
Ellis II. Roberts, editor of the Utica Herald
was nominated for Congress, Tuesday, from
the Oneida, New York District, unanimously,
on viva voce vote.
The republican congressional local conven-
ton at Pine Bluff, Ark, Tuesday, nominated
Logan Fl. Roots for reelection.
The Biddefold Democrat, after election,
publishes Mr. Charles P. Kimbalps speech on
the "Chinee." just as well for the De no.
Gratis, as if published before the election. and
probably better, if we are to judge by the eff.
feet that speech had in this city.
In Hancock comfy, L. A. Emery. The
County Attorney, who was candidate for
reelection, was defeated by Charles A. Spof-
ford, Democrat, of Deer Isle. The rest of the
Republican County ticket was elected. In
Ellsworth Emery ran 250 behind Hale.
Ignatius Donnelly has consented to run for
Congress in the st. Paul, Mimi, district, on
the free trade platform, provided that the
Democrats make no nomination,
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

Notice is lerehy given th1t the Committee ON
~ Str cts, Sidewalks and isridc, will mel ar tI
J9nct on Of Pearl and Commerce. St. at O'Clock p
~. ~ on tne 80 day OF September and will then and
mere near all parties interes ed and X the grade of
rear, street ON Middle o Commercial street
Ano on same DAY at 30 O'clock NJ, viii meet
a. tue unctlon OF nisyo ant Cumberland str, cts
and then ann there bear ali parties nteres OF er,i
Oxford It. Gnu "
And on same day at 412 O, lock p M. will meet
AT Junction OF cortland and St John ST. and will
then and there hear all parties raj AMI ~ ~
graue OF 81 John 81, from Portland ST. north,
Sept 15-dtd Nnaiiipsn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Bachelors Hair Rve.

rbis splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world:
tie only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable
stananeous no disappointment; no ridiculous tnts
remedies the Ill effects ofbad dyes; nvgorates and
g'as the hair soft and . tutiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists ana Perfumers, and properly
applied at Batchelor's wig Factory. Ie Bond 81 n Y
June 3-1S10sNdIyr&w
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REPRESENTATIVE ELEcTED.-A Bath cor
respondent writes that Charles v. Minott, Esq,
was on Monday elected representative from
the classed towns of Phipsburg, Georgetown,
ETC., by six majority. Mr.. Minott was a mem
Der of the House two years ago. He is a
sound Republican. Last year the same class
elected Democrat by seventy majority.
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richardson's -NeaU Method
For the piaxo Forte

deserves onr hearty recommendation" n Y
muscai review. ~ xce 1uouabi in fas O and
Dwishis opinion" New TX Musical World IA
senooi mat Won do excellent SEW e" Deutse he
MUSK ltln,, Ph,l sonndest, eearsst, bet b. OK
Ior the fiano " Phil. Evening Bulielin. .wil SUI
persede every other OF tn, kind I" Worcester Spy.
AN Improvement on all other Piano Books'n
syracuse journal possesses merit not Claimed bv
o,her works. Gle velaD Herald '.Comn on nse
pam tax, and 5revity." Boston Jour al .pre,
SENS many new aud important cas- N y
New Covenant. -" ~
NO long drs lessons, nor wearisome exercises. but
Spa,gnt,v Studies throughout and Charming Melo.
desired Price So rs. Sent post-p4id.
oLIVEk DiISON & CO., P.hli-ters 277 Wash
III Broadw,y. N. Y sentetc ~
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INYAIID&.

Especially Consumpives, will find the water and
baths at the CONGRESS SPRING, Congress Hall,
Sheldon, VT. under the OF Dr. 5. S. FITCH, of
TIA Broadway, New York, one o, the best curatives
OF Throat, Lung, Stomach, Kidney and Skin Diseas-
es. Rheuu atism and Cancers. A cure usually efec-
ted in four to sixteen weeks. Climate liie-gving,
better than Minnesota or Florida. Congress Hall,
the excellent hotel, open ali the year. Board excel
rooms apply personally or by letter to s. S. f.
CARLISLE, Congress Hall, Sheldon, Vermont.
auyo0and ON
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[From the Lewiston journal.

The reelection of Hon. John Lynch flom
the first district by so unexpected majority,
only shows that it needed as much activity
among republicans in other sections to bring
up the republican majority in the State to at
least 1900. Mr.. Lynch has already served
six years in Congress with great ability and
entire success. He is one of the most success
full merchants in Portland,
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pENoBscoT COUNTY.

pENoBsCoT COUNTY.
The Vhig says all the William and Veazie
property at City Point Bangor, has been sold
upop a long term If credit to the European 81
North American Railway Company for $780,
OOO-the same having been purchased for the
purpose of extended depot facilities at Bangor.
AT LARGE.
Patents have been issued this week to Geo.
w. Ham of Parsonsfeld, for carriage; and to
William j. Thorn of Westbrook, for book hold
er.
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1t was John Q. Randall and not John g.
Kendall, as reported by telegraph, who lately
lost his life In an attempt to ascend Mount
Blanc. Mr.. Randall was native of Newburv
port, and for many years, up to 1867, cashier of
bank in Quincy, Mass. He was gentleman
OF fine literary tastes. A wife and seven chill
dren mourn his loss.
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Portland s. Ogdensbarg lia,lroad,

g On and after Monday September 10Th.
,sS1s.,' sand until iurtoer notice, ira ms
S save .ne e r. r. X Depot 10 Portland Tor LAKE.
oeoaso anu intermediate stations as 10 lows:
freight srain with passenger car alta he'd at o IN
A M. Passen er trains at 1880 and Is p. NJ
trains WIZ leave Lake Sebago Tor Por ianl "a FIJI
iows: Passenger trains at 5 As A. M. anii.i5 NJ
rre,gnt ram with passe ger car attached at IL 90
a. N me zoo p. tram nom rtiand, and the
S ITO siain from the Lake, will connect with the
SseamFr Oriental" to and from Naples Briartop
NO br'dgton, Harrison ant waterafd
Inc soO A NJ Tain frum Portland and the 45pM
.raIn u ON the Lake VIII cennect at Sstago Lake
W. uaiiy Stages to and from Baldwin, Hiram.
brownneid Fryeburg, Conway, and OF her towns le
NS-Staees VIII leave Hieam daily in Season 10
connect With the Ill A III train from, he lake re
turning ON arrival of tue Il. so train rom port
land. wan NUN Tore-
Portland, Sept 16, 1870 az 'e''Ne"''
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REPREsENTATIvEs.-W have received the
names of only few additional Representa-
tives elected, and we correct our previous list
in two instances-in Franklin and Oxford
counties:
FRANKLIN.
New Sharon Holt.
Phillips-S1muet +. HncEley.
Temple-A. X. p. Greene.
HANCOCK.
Ellsworth-S. X. Whiting.
Edan Fountain r. dick
Franklin 'ohn S. Parsons.
Treuton X X Thompson.
Pe1obscot-Le A. snowman.
Bluehill-W William Hopkins.
KENNEBFC.
West Gardiner-Phineas s. uodgdon.
LINCOLN.
Boothboy- - Heal (gain,.
OXFORD.
Bethel-M. c. Foster.
Norway-GeOrge P. Jones.*
Rumord-JOna. X. Martin.
sAGADAHoc.
Phpsburg-Charles V. Minet# (gain)
WALDO.
Unity-Wiliam Tabor.
Republicans in Roman; Democrats in Italics :.
"Ke-etected; 81 Republicans; 80 Democrats.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN rRANOISCO-Ar 18th, ship Congress, Pur-
ington Newport +.
Sid ~ h barque K Buck, Curtis Queenstown.
NEW ORLEANS-Cld 9th brig VIM Robertson,
Sheppard, Clenfuegos.
Ar 9th, ships Richard McManas Foster, Cardiff:
Gettysburg Ross, Cardiff.
FERNANDINA-Ar 9Th, brig NJ Berry Hin
man. Cardenas. to load at st Marys
iARIEN-Cld I'd, schs Virginia. Small and Sarah
Fish Thompson. Boston. '''''"
NORFOLk-Ar 10th, sch Eva L Leonard R,nrsr
Canal Lock, Tor New York. '"""ei ;
ALEXANOk1a-Ar 18th, sch Ruth G. Thames
Crockett. Wind or, Ms. A"0ii"S'
BALTI "ORE-Ar 18th. baroue Neyers;nk t,;h.
son Goanape; sch sragdon Snow, Richmond
CID 18th, bar. ue Ada C,rter. Kenney. AsninwaI,
PHiLADEiPHlA-ar13 18th sch Caroline ai,ant
Greenlaw, Bangor; II Curtis Curtis and AiaSna
clark, Boston Ella Hay, Glrrison, Salem.
AT istn brig rocus, Finn. Boston,
Ga 18Th. harque Carrie Wyman. Cochran Ro,tar
dam orig Neponset, Bunker, Oporto; sch Hattie r
sampson, Blake, Bath. ''e L
NEW fORk-Ar 18th. ships Atlantic. Pennen
Liverpool - days; Princeton. Chase. do: Arracan.
spencer. London; Energy, Caulkins, Rotterdam
origs fraire Rose. low, Glace Bay lydia n Cole
Zones, Ccw Say; schs Annie Whiting. Hutchinson
i Demarara Hammond, Paine, Saco; Senator
crimes, Bishop, Bangor.
CID 18th. barque 1ronsides, Tapley. Genoa: brig
Fitelia White, Oporto. 7
Ar 18th brig Manson. Gilkey Montevideo
Machias ' '"' '
PROVIDENCF-Ar 18Th, schs Convert, Adams,
new YORK; j Spoford, Rondout.
Sii 18th, sch Bonny Ives, Curtis, New York. Palos
beilaty, and Tyrone, Strout, do,
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DIR. RUSSELL, the Times correspondent,
throws curious light on the spirit which pre-
vailed last month in the French Army. He
saw one body Of six thousand troops sur
render ''sound in wind and limb" The pris-
oners, he says, Speak in the strongest terms
of scorn and dislike Of the Emperor and his
Generals" DR.. RUSSELL processes himself
unable to understand the French troops COL
lapsing SO suddenly, their dependency after
defeat, and their want of discipline, or that
best part of it which les in obedience to their
chiet." The truth seems to be that the French
soldiers lost all confidence in the plan of cam
paign after the defeat at Weertb, and were
stunned by the surprises Seh their Generals
repeatedly allowed to OK =. . them. They
found that while they were continually being
caught al the worst possible disadvantage, the
Prussians were always on the alert--that
while their own movements always failed, the
German movements always succeeded. 1t is
very natural for troops to abuse their Gen
erals, and lose their discipline, when convic-
tions OF this kind dawn upon their minds.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16
Cooper Shop for Sale.

CROCK, Tools, F xtures, Trade. Lease and Cood
~ Will of the best Cooper shop in Boston, Irade
all Casn, business rushing; s,ii tor no tamil. Ihe
owner going west. A great bargain! Ca oncr
Adde'S, 'Cocp Shop"
sepIo wv lGj Wes- Summer ST., East Boston,
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16

New House for Sale.
THE two story French roof house, on Cushman ST.
i just finished.
sep1df en- JAMES A, TENNEY,
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16

Trusses. Elastic Stockings. Knee
Caps. Ankle BandageS, shoulder
Braces, supporters Crutches.
slumb Bells! A full supply just received
at LOring's Drug store, corner Ex-
change and Federal SITS. sep13lfsn
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16
The Maine RIecs;nu
Saws the New York JVorId

Says the New York World:
Maine is slowly, but surely, following her
sister States and wheeling into the Democrat
ic line. The Radical majority is less than
1000. The Democratic gain is more than
1000. The Democratic strength in the Leg
islature is largely increased, and as between
the Two factions Of Chamberlain and Morrill,,
Radicals, the Democrats will hold the balance
OF power. Many cities and towns have gone
Democratic this year for the first time. AS
in the recent Vermont election the Democrats
have covered themselves with glory. With
equally good wolk next year Maine will be re-
deemed.
So SLOWLY" is Maine "wheeling into the
Democratic line' that the edtorot the World
will not probably live long enough to witness
such an event. The "Radical majority" is
nearly 5000. The Democratic gain" amounts
to comparatively nothing. The democratic
strength in the Legislature if increased must
be In the quality rather than numbers, and
the latter will hardly be perceived when the
Legislature meets. The World and kindred
Democratic paper are welcome to all the com
tort they can obtain from the result of our
election. Suffice it to say the Republicans OF
this State are perfectly satisfied with it.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16

To remove Tan, Sunburn, Pimples, and Erup-
lions from the skin. use Schlot'e beck's Moth and
Feckle Lotion, prepared only by A. G. Schlotter.
beck & Co, Apothecaries and Chemists, Portland
Me. For sale by all Druggists at 60 cents per bot
tie. may3 anti
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16

To Let.
DOOMS with Board.
IL snaug22dtl No. CT Free ~,
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FOR EIGN PORTS


AR at Dunedin, NJ, July 80 ship a cher, Powers,
Boston.
At Calcutta 10Th ult. ship Anahuac. Spanldng, fsr
Boston, ldg.
Ar,at iom Jay prev to IL h ut barque Olive, Clark
Rio Janeiro
s: A. Te9erde 2oth ult, brig II Rich Hopkins. I'm
Na AT R Ror slst u, ship Industry Means tor
g, Ar at LysrpoOl 18th inst barque PerIces, Snow,
q; AT Rio Janelro July a. (back da.e, ship svvapus
an Nartha cehy dlsg Tor Calao, VentUs, Yesper,
at Las Palmas LIST ult, brio CascoieIs ror,,.,o f,
New York, ar 10Th ult, Tor Cadiz. - N"'i's'' '"'
S,u v I'm s'emarara ~ h ut, sen Naonta smith, tor
Ar at Havana 9Th lost brigs Havana, nennis Nv
York; sddie bale, shepard, st John, M.
In port 9TH barqucs q w Roosevelt Uerriman .rl
Esther, Ticomb. tor New York ldg
Ar at st John N y. 10th inst. schs Ida j, sadler,
Portland; 18th Melita, Allen. do.
Per steamer Cuba, at New York;
Sid i'm Liverpool LIST inst. W A Campbell, Curling,
Boston Helen angler, Staples. Havana.
AT at falmouth I'd inst, Brunswick, Fits, Phla-
delpha Fannie. arver. 10.
Ar at Newport LIST, Lie Houghton, Morton, Bristol
Ar at Glasgow "a. Gertrude Randall Portland
=, Ar at Queenstown I'd, Winfield, Merrill, Irom New
I'D at Melbourne june OF. Corscl. Hayeper. San
Francisco via Newcastle, NSw.
Ar at Hong Kong July %, CoTea. Bangs, Yokoha.
ma; Marathon. Dounell, do.
Singapore. - w.
York. D"''s'' ''' Ne"
-, AZ Valencia goth ult L Warren, Herman. I'm
New York. ~
Ar at Gibraltar Goth ult. c Eaton, Rlwood New
YORK; 9Th. > Churrhill Seavey, do
- Sid I'm Cadiz 18th ulf. Commerce. Wells NYork
fremont. GILES, Gloucester.
CID at Hare list inst, Deborah Soule, sonle tor
Cardiff and United States.
SUI I'M Antwerp LIST inst, Masonic. Morse, tor New
Orleans. vs. "
III. ln ,slnore Sound soth ut, Lena Thurow, Corhet,
SPOnEN.
tor New York. ~ f'' o. ''Oi" 4i00"
Aug i6 tat "a lon ~ 10. ship Messenger. Ieavi,t.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16
Portland & Rochester R. R,

ON and after Monday, the 18th inst, the train
~ leaving Portland Tor Gorham at ii :45 A. M
and the train leaving Gorham Portland at i2;45
P. M, will be discontinued
THOS Quincy, Sup't
Portland, September 0, 1870, sepiO sniff
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DIR. RickneIis ~yrup
M A Il X 1 X u.


In Ellsworth. Sept. Mrs. Mary, rect of tho late
Anthony Hosmer, aged g. years.
In Denmark, Sept. 7. Mr.. Leonard X. Ingalls,, aged
IS years.
In Denmark, Aug. 90, winina Harnden, aged
% years.
In Rockand. Sept Q. Mrs Sarah, relict of the late
Daniel leighton, aged s. years.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16
IMPORTS.

Brig Giles Lor1ng, from St Ubes-725 moys salt, to
Giles Loring.
Brig Carrie Bertha. from Bonaire-5e00 bbs salt.
to Giles oring.
Sch Mouadnock. from Navassa-2l9 tens phosphate
ROCK. tons old iron, TO order.