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The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15

The EMPRESS AND HER Boy AT HASTINGS.
une account of the meeting of Eugene and
her boy at Hastings, Eng, says the.Prince
Threw himself into his mothers arms, sobbnc
~, mon paaore papai" The Empress be-
NJ naVeu with extreme dignity and tenderness.
NO NO. newspaper in Hastings alluded to the ar
rlvai OF me Empress, the secret being kept by
common consent; In the course of the day a
MESSENGER with letters from them both Thy for e.
the Emperor Endorsed by the Prnssis D,n ~ ,or
bassy in London, left Dover for Ostend on -I h;s
way to Wilhelmshohe. The Empress se an us rs
all the newspapers of the day immetiataI',
after her arrival and watched the course ~
events with the most lively attention. The
next day Her Majesty made her first appear.
ance in public al Hastings. She attended mass
in the morning at the Catholic chapel with
M. de Lesseps, Mime Thlerry and tbeiPrince
Imperial. A great crowd assembled about the
chapel. As she passed through the ranks of
the people all took off their hats with gen.
etal impulse Of respectful sympathy. which
the Empress acknowledged by graveIy bowling,
and the Prince by taking off his cap. The En-
emotion.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15
News b1 the Late.t mails.

j. B. Chaffee, Republican, has been elected
delegate to Congress from Colorado.
The coroner's jury in the Nathan murder
case have brought ia verdict that they don't
know who did 1t.
The Liberian President, Mr.. Roye, purchased
navy while in Washington, consisting of one
gunboat. He is now on his way home.
Schooner Howard, from Inagua. of and for
Boston, sprung leak and had. to throw over
part OF her cargo to save the vessel.
The German Consul General at New York
denies that King William ever said he warred
against Napoleon and not against the French
people.
Patrick Early of Ashton, r. T., fired pistol
he went home and killed himself. Rum and
jealousy did it.
"A deserter from the Marine Corps at Vie
Navy Yard, named George Lewis alias Charles
Williams, was arrested in Kittery Monday
evening, charged with stealing horse from
Ansel Drew Of Great Falls, N. II.
Preparations are being made in New York
for grand demonstration on the arrival of the
remains of Admiral Farragut. All the militia
~ associations, Masonic fraternity and mem
bers OF the Fedora, State and city governments
will be invited to participate.
A dreadful railroad accident occurred at
Tuesday morning. The train known as the
Irish Mail, which left Holyhead, Wales, late
Monday night when entering Tamworth was
thrown from the track by a misplaced switch
and the entire train, mostly composed of pas
senger coaches, was plunged into Trent river.
The bodies of the engineer and four passengers
have been recovered There is much confusion
at the scene of the disaster and it is impossible
to get correct account, but the loss of life
has been fearful
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15
THE FAILURE OF FRANCIS SKINNER & Co.
Speaking of this failure, the New York Sun

The FAILURE OF FRANCIS SKINNER & Co.
says:
The house of Francis Skinner & Co. had
been established forty-one years, and until
within the past year was considered one of the
soundest in the city. About five years ago
the eldest Mr. Francis Skinner died. At that
time tue flrm was considered to be worth from
nye to eight million dollars. After The death
III ~. Ma. oklnner his estate was represented by
us . son and Mr.. Bardwell, of the firm of ,Jor.
uan q barnwell, Mr.. Britnal being the other
partner IN the firm. Within the past wear or
i imo, instead of confnibg themselves to their
, ,ui,l business, they became Infatuated
their i lnros wan street gambling rings and to
Image .nIn iaise operations and losses there is at
eeIIputed their failure. The liabilities of the
nrm are est mated at 81 40O. 900. and tbair os
sets at $2,50OOO0. The principal losers are tho
n mew England manufacturing companies whose
soouS Lucy sofa, the LacOnia, Peppe rell. Naum-
keag, Bates and Androscoggin. Several RS
Ton Danks are also large holders of their paner
as well as number of our Wall straat hamI,'
ers. The manufacturing companies mentionad
ABOVE are wealthy, and the loss which falls on
them will not affect them in the least. The
firm the past year have not sold the goods Of
these companies, but have never been able to
l'quidate the sums due on previous sales he
expectation that they would be able to do SO
has been entertained till within short time,
when their Inability was made known
About year ago large quantities of their
paper was floating about Wall street, and SELL
ing at a considerable discount, when in order
to save their credit the Boston banks bought it
up, and are supposed to be holders of a large
amount Off. None has been offered in this
was ior the past six months, the last that
n "as ~ afegotlated being duly paid AS the fail
sid s o th TINS firm is due entirely to causes out
is wiae I,r egitlmate business, and as this fact
is NOT m1te not;n the effect on the market here
circle that on th 1t is thought in business
pay about fifty cents on tie dniia, 'ne nrm wan
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15
R0fifical Natea

The Congressional campaign in New Jer-
sey opens auspiciously for the Republicans
The Newark Advertiser says that "never
were their chances better for success, and
never did Democratic dementia for surely
open the way to an unexpected victory" The
Republicans expect to carry the LIST, I'd, 4th
and probably the 9Th districts.
Capt. c. B. Brockway has been unanimous
ly nominated the Democratic candidate for
Congress from the 18th District Of Pennsylva-
mia.
Congressman Dixon, of Rhode Island de-
clines denomination,
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BOSTON AND MAINE RAILRoAD.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the Boston and
Maine Railroad Company was held in Law.
renee Wednesday forenoon, President Coggs-
well in the chair. The old Board of Directors
were elected by large majority; the bylaws
were SO amended as to provide for the annual
meeting in November instead of September,
and to close the semi-annual reports in April
and October, instead of June and December
An effort to introduce the names of all persons
paid over 500 in the annual report was voted
down. On the subject of communication with
oeep water the committee recommended the
reference of the whole matter to the new Board
OF Directors with instructions to report at
special meeting to be called for the purpose
The report was adopted.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15

The Argus takes early occasion to "return
thanks" to "those liberal Republicans who
had the courage to disdain party shackles in
the dictates of their own consciences. The ar
gus then observes that 'it requires manhood
and pluck sometimes to dare to do right" but
the question arises how does the argus know
ANYTHING about it?
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15

The State Sunday School Convention met at
Bath Tuesday. A large number of delegates
from all parts of the State was in attendance
The convention was called to order by Rufus
Deerfng vf Fvrbland, -wl1vso motion J. H.
Palmer of Bath was made temporary chair
man. Rev. A. L. Gerrish of Pittsield, read
scripture and offered prayer. Rev. Dr. Fiske
of Bath, delivered an address of welcome to
the convention, and Rev E. Robinson of Port
land followed in some remarks. A discussion
on the qualifications and duties of Sabbath
School Teachers followed, participated in by
Revs. A. f. Beard and G.. p Matthews, and
B. F. Jacobs of Chicago. The convention per-
manently organized as follows: President, G.
Il. Palmer Of Bath; Vice Presidents, Revs. E.
Robinson of Portland, j. S. Burgess of Lewis
ton and A. x. p. Small of Portland; Secreta.
~, Rev. E. N. Haynes of Lewiston; Assistants,
q. Z. Davenport of Bath and Rev. A. L Ger
Portland ~
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A NEW PAPER.-We have received the first
number of the Brilgton Weekly News, edited
and published bv Maj. II. A. Sborey, late OF
Bath. 1t is very pretty little sheet, and the
Major promises to make local news speciality.
rms is the true doctrine for inland papers, for
they have valuable field that no metropoi-
tan paper can trespass On, and the Major,
oelng thorough newspaper man, will cult
vate 1t well, to his own advantage and the en-
TIRE satisfaction of the people of his baiiwick.
every one of whom ought to take his paper
and pay for it,
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15

INJUNCTION DEN1ED.-Chief Justice Apple
Ton mas refused to issue the injunction petition.
ed for by Mr.. John Ware to restrain the Maine
Central Railroad from changing its gauge.
non. John "A. Peters appeared for the petition
en- and Hon. Josiah II. Drummond of Port
land and James s. Rowe Esq of Bangor, for
the Company. The Injunction was denied on
the grounds that the Company has right to
change its gauge and that the change proposed
will not be injurious to the public.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15

A San Francisco desoatcb con..:
lowing additional particulars Of the I;s .ne Iol-
feddo: On the 21st ultimo, the Ame .Gr az
steamer City of Yaddo exploded her he o;Sana
Immediately. before sailing from Yeddo 'e soS
\ rokohama, instantly, killing fifteen persons.
since died, and sixty-four more are still under
medical treatment. The wife and child of Rev.
DR.. Cornes, an American missionary, was in
stantly killed by the explosion. Capt. Crow
ninshield, one of the survivors of the U, S.
Steamer Oneida, was injured.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
Tue only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable, jim
s'an'aheous no disappointment; ridiculous tints;
'emeies 'ne Ill ehects ofbad dyes; invigorates and
gas tue hair soft and eautilul black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers and nroner,v
applied at Bateheors Wig Factory, is Bond st,NY
June 2-1S70sNdIvr.xw ~ s''A''~
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15

DEDIcATIoN.-The new and beautiful Uni
versalist church, at Bridgton, was dedicated
last evening, the dedicatory sermon being
preached by Rev. A. Gunnison, of Bath. We
had the pleasure of looking over this Church
few days ago and can truly say that it is a
model OF beauty. Mr.. Geo. M. Harding. of
this city, was the architect. The pews are cir
cular in shape, finished in chestnut and black
walnut, and the windows are of stained glass.
The upholstery aud carpetings were furnished
by Messrs. w. T. Kilborn & Co., of this city.
On this evening the ordination of Rev. L. f.
McKenney will take place, the sermon to be
preached by Rev. W. e. Gibbs, of this city.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15

At Gilmore Valley, near Wiona, Mich, on
Saturday, Albert Gully was shot dead by
James Jan aardwch for undue r, intimacy with his
himself up. AT the time, Gully was charged
with the offence by Hardwick, but persistent
~ denied it. On Saturday Mrs. III. made q
confession that her husbands suspicious were
Tue, a9d on meeting Gully he drew revolver
Immediately and killed him.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15


Ma'arious levers are most prevalent in the fall
Heavy and unwhoesome exhaiations then arise
from the earth, and the great disparity between the
temperature Of day and night prejisp ses the 81 stem
enfeebled by the summer heats, to epidemic diseases
The secre i've organs, the liver especially, are apt
at this period of the year. to become inert and slug
gish, and all the bodily powers require renovation
The best, indeed, the on'y protection against the
morbid influences OF the season is wholesome med
icated stlmu'ant. Pre-emnent among the restora-
tives of this class and indeed foremost among the
remeuiil and preventive medicines OF modern times,
STANDS Hostetters stomach Bilters. Its reputation
is cO-extens with the Western Hemisphere; it has
ben standard article TOR twenty years; its sales
las nay be ascer' aimed by the returns) are
Tar larger than those OF any other proprietary pre-
paraton on this coninent; and tie testimony In its
favor embraces letters OF approval from the mos:
dstil guish members or all the learned professions
and fl ON well known residents OF almost every City
in the Union. These are its credentials. 10 state
VIII It il doing to prevent and assuage the suffer-
ings of the human mily would require more space
tran can be given to the subiec here. The dyspep-
tic. tue bill U.S. The nervous, the weak and acia-
ted. the desponding, the broken down, find IN it's
renovaiirg and regulating properties AID i'm
mediate means OF relief 1t is pure vegetable spe.
cific. at once safe and potent, and for which the
whole materia medca affords no substitute.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15
For sale.

RY virtue OF decree of the judge of Probate
- offer for sale the following property belongn 2
t" the estate OF the late o. nj. Marrert viz-Tbe
following described Real Estate In lid Portland,
vlz:-lhe lot oil land AMI dwelling house thereon, at
,he norihweste.ly corner or Stale and Deerins
Streets, bounded: beginning at said corner thence
westerly ON Desripg Street about twenty. six (26)
feef; thence through The center OF the partition wall
K. Ayers, t. the norlherly end OF said wall |;
u ence parallel with State Street land OF heirs OF
by said land to State stree; thence by state street
to first point subject to right pa sag. -was tour
~ eet wice, IN common WITH the two joining ten
ements in the block OF four az houses, OF which tn
IS one, being the same PROPERTY conveyed TO sad
Marrett by 5. H. Libby and Waiter Hatch satject
to widows dover, and mortgaged to Maine Savings
Bank.
LOUISA o. MaRRETT, Aiminis,ratrix.
sept1 DIV
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15

LIE WEEKLY PRESS, published this morn
ins oou'alns the full returns for County officers
ana representatives in Cumberland County,
ana Tor Represt natives to Congress from the
FIRST District. 1t is valuable for preservation
and single copies can be had at the counter;
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15

VOLUNTARY STARVATION AT SALEM-A
singular case of death by voluntary starvation
took place in Salem on Sunday. Deacon Mos
es Upton, a well known and respected citizen.
had catarrhal fever some time ago. which
left his mind unsettled. He was taken to the
asylums at Somerville and Taunton. but re- /.
ceived no permanent benefit. Four weeks AGO
Sunday. he told his friends that one of the hos.
pital phys icians had removed his internal or.
gans, and it was no use for him to eat anv
more. From that time he steadfastly refused
all sustenance. About two weeks since ether
was administered, and some beef tea cut in his
mouth, but on his awaking from the ETHEREAL
seep he threw the nourishment from his
stomach Before this he would place piece
of ice in his mouth occasionally, but would not
swallow it. After the ether had been given he
did not take anything inside of his lips: and
strange to say, lived till Sunday, when death
came. His appearance does not indicate any
unusual fasting, nor is he as much emaciated as
are many who recover from fevers, etc. His
age was 48 years.
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Representatives EIecred.

Representatives Elected.
We give this morning the names of the ad
diticnal Representatives elected, SO far as we
have been able to obtain them. The classified.
ton now neutrality-suspicious. 80; Demo.
Gratis, 81. The Democrats, according to our
will have over 40 in the next House
against 81 last year.
FRANKLIN.
Phillips - Hinckley.
HANCOCK.
Bucksport-Avery H. whitmore.
KENNEBKC.
windsor-Horace Colburn.
Belgrade-Charles w. stuart.
KNOX.
Camden-Edacard Gushing.
Thomaston-Edmund Wilson.
LINCOLN.
Waldobo-o- isaac Reeds
OXFORD.
Fryeburg jonathan Hill.
Sweeden-Joseph Knight.
Buckhed-Nahum Moore,
PIsCAT AQUIs-Entitled to g.
Monson-Aretas Chaplin.
Milo-J. S. Bishop.
Dover-E. A. Thompson.
PENoBsooT.
Charleston-C. H. Norcross
Carmel-Benjamin Robinson (gain)
Etna-Daniel Buswell Jr.
Dex er-Nathanel Dustin.
Newport-Ejah Wyman.
Garland-Andlew M H iskell.
Veazie-Wydtt Weed (gain).
Cornth-Jokn C. Blanchard
Oldtown-Georye p. SepaU (gain)
SOMERSET.
NorrdgewOck-James Taylor.
New Poriland-Jobn Winter.
Mercer-S. fl. Willard.
Harmony-D. H. Bart EFT.
Madison-Wiliam Hayden.
Moscow-Jokn Fl. Goodrich.
Palmyra-Nathaniel Graves.
WALDO.
Winterport--George White (gain).
WASHING roN
Addison -NdthanieI N. Wass
East Machas-Jas Y. Talbot (gaiu)
MachiaspOrt-Arthur Moore,
Topsfeld-W. W. CLoOE.
Dennysvile ID K Hobart.
MilbIidge-G7 Jorge Googios.
Columbi t-GeOrgoB. Drisko.
Eastport-(Republicanl
YORK.
Eliot and South Berwck-Green Jenkins
Berwick and North Berwick-Georee Goodwin
Buxton and Dayton-Ihomas II. Berry*
Republicans in Roman; Democrats in Italics :.
Reelected; so Republicans; 81 Democrats.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15
STATE OF MAINE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
AInrSrk CT y fo-a

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
AUGUSTA, Sept. Z, 1870.
4 Office is hereby given that Petition for the
~ Pardon OF George f. Morgan, convict in the
State Prison, under sentence for the crime OF aI ceny
is DOW pending before the Governor and Council,
and a bearing thereon viii BE- granted in the
Council Chamber at Augusta, on Wednesday. The
twenty first inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
FRANKLIN M. DREW, Secretary of State.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15

These towns will increase the majority for
Mr.. Perham to more than 1900 Last year
the majority for Gov. Chamberlain over every
thing was 6S68. The aggregate vote this year
will be 5000 or 5000 larger than it was last year.
In some of the towns included in the returns
below the majorites only were forwarded to
us. The aggregate vote last year was 952OO
This year it will be more than 100000
1869. 1870.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15
DOMESTIC PORTS

NEW ORLEANS-Cld sth, barQue w Mlnott,
Below Stl. ships Gettysburg Ross from Cardiff.
Richd Nc Nanus Foster from do .Jy IL 0''''' ;
ga ANNAH-Ar 18th. ship L .Dmmock, Lin
Ar 9th sch Hattie McClintock. New York.
10. BkENSWIGk, GA-Ar 9th, brig Aliaratta, WAL
Sid 7lh, brig Gambia Gilkey, -.
WlLMlNGTuN-Cd 10th, sch H q Bird, Black
stone, Boston.
B1LTIMoRE-Cld 18th schs Lill,ss, Griffin, from
Lynn: M D Marston, Marstnn, Boston
PhILADELPllIA-Ari0 10Th srts Alpha Munson.
st John. NIB; Lauretta Fish. Wiley. and Alcora.
Dennlson, bosSon; ontara, sprague. do; II A llnnt,
MAY, Drsko, Portland
Below, brig Geo Dale. from Bangor; sch Ada S
Ar 18th. brig Mary ID HASKELL. haskell, Boston
schs leland Belle Pierce from Vinalhaven. George
Deering, Willard, Portland; Sea Queen, Rosebrook,
Cid 18th. brig Mary A Chase, Do'an. tor Matanzas;
scbs Mary Fila Thomas and N Lewis Lewis, Bos-
ton; Maria Roxana, Palmer Salem
Also cid 18th, schs John Somes Heath. Portland
Onward, Bunker, Portsmouth; e v Glover lnger-
soil. Washnaton; * Manning, Candy, Sacoi f
Jameson. Jameson. Charleston.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 18th, brig PrOtsus,
from Havana.
NEW YOKK-Ar I2th. barque Ibis, Crabtree, i'm
Adeliza. Wright. Windsor, Ms; Sak, johnson, Eli
zaoethport Tor Cambridge; Frank Maria, Wood do
70! Boston; = Rich. Patien, Bangor; W Dar-
lie Harris, Harris Newport.
CID 18th. ship Am Union, Robinson, London: sch
TIARA ell, Amesury, Jacksonville.
Ar 18TH brig Prairie Rose, Griffin Glace Row
ton Bangor. un'' Doyn-
SD 18th. sch SANDY Point, Grant Bangor.
NEWPORT-Ar 18th, brig Rio Grande Mcclellan
Boothbay for New York. A'-oa"'
BOSTON-Ar I3th, barqne Fndeaver Mounte,rt
Antwerp I'd ut schs Acklam, Albee Calais. Iniia
q Martha, Dix. Portland; Golden Rule " all Ma
chias; Arboreer, Clark. Ellsw ortiz Adelaide. IRE
worgy. and Red Rover, Murch do Col EDDY, Day.
Freeport: d Atwood. Written, Mlbridge Smith
Tuttle Southland, Bangor.
Cid 18th. schs Eclipse, tBr) McBurnie, Portand
WIN H Michel. Cole, Shulee. MS
Ar i4th, brig Marposa, Nevens. Philadelphia; schs
u zzie Carr Gilchrist. Alexandra IIvine, Diggins
Baltimore; Mary Brewer, Pease, New YORK; S Saw |
yer, Smith, Bristol; + Dodge, Hincsley, George |
town. Me.
Below. sch Hattie Ellen, dsmasted.
Cid 14th, sch Abne Currier, Peck, st John, NIB, |
via Portland.
MAHBLEHEAD-Ar 10Th, sch Jas bliss, Hatch, |
Sid 10th, brig d Hart, Burgess, Philadelphia.
EOREIGN PORTS.
SD I'm Calcutta July 27. ships Premier, Sweetser,
Boston Hernon. Minot, New York.
In port July 80, ships VIM Woodbury. Herriman, |
and Winged Hunter. Small for Boston; Mt WASH |
lngton, TIcomb. tor Mauritius lvsnhoe, Herman.
une; barque Jennie aiker, Waite unc.
AT at Liverpool 9Th inst ship Alex Marshall, Mar.
SHALL Gardiner, New York. /
At Punta Arenas z6 h ult, brig Kitty Coburn Will
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A Card.

MIR. MENARD, OF Boston, will be at the U. s.
Hotel TO take orders for Gentlemen's Clothes, on
Thursday, the 18th, and Friday the 16th from to
o'clock and from to o'clock each day. He will b
pleased to show samples and take measures for any
Garments which may be wanted. sep1ssnst
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
WHARF PROPERTY
SToR E HOUSES.

FOR SALE OR TO BE LET.
'NHE well-enown property formerly VIM u.
L Fairbanks, Esq, Nos 8, 8 and Lower Wa
ter Street. haiIfsx, n. -, now knowna5
''SHAW'5 WHARF.v d.
consi ting OF the best Wharf and 1--WE "A No. 10
Store II su-cs ON the A.lannc 4 oa.,. ali in
thoroo gh repair. best material tein2 used i'm their
.,o' srn The largest store-house has a capac-
ity equal to
100000 SQUARE FEET.
The lower floor is designed expires y tor the storage
SALT capacity OF IS 9se squir, iest, a. d is ar
ranged 50 Ieams can dive in, the buiipg to unlaad
OF receive at the same time Store Iuse "No. % is
also arrsng u the same, and loaded teams can en,r
upon three floors, and has caoacIy OF 5l.4OO
quare teec. Stole House "No. 8" has double ruoi
an is designed Tor he storage OF fine and valuaoIs
merchandise, capacity OF b, 400 square teet. rhs
tot ,apacity OF ali the 0f- Houses is 3O4,511
square ie.t. There is fue Once und DIVE ling
for the whartnge which commands iu views Of
the entire property, which is 4J6 Ieet long with a
street 'front.' OF DO 'est, and a wafer front OF 100
square feet. The wharf is ZIG feet ono (Iom Old
granite sea wall which extends the eutre 'front.' of
the PROPERTY ana Is 40 eet wihe The solid granite
extends back from the wafer from 10 10 30 t"et
Tue wharf is made Of h best 0, spruce and ia ia
thorough Iepair and good for ten years without one
cent expense. There harbor grant Tor the : x
tension o. this Wharf To teet. THUS making a wharf
o. 19l ieet, II needcd at the end The wharf ms
eet there is eight iathoms OF wafer and at the end
# the exteusol there would b. Il ven fatboms
The .sGr-st FSasicrn'' IL at this wharf wDen on
her frst visit 10 tn 8 side OF the Atlantic. The
Prince o Wales ell ie, ed the hlrbor in man of war
with iour frgltes abreast, and red Inc emu OF
the wharf. ibere
8 Dwelling Houses, Stables, She s. &C.,
all paying god rental, besiies unoccupied ground
capacity to- to 5JU.0UO ees OF lumber aud shin GEES
Or for The ere ton OF coal houses; which much
needed There is fine street entrance plenty esh
water. and a hydranl, flag and signal st ,ff, and
everythn, mp ets tor immediate use.
The lille comes direct jxom the British Govern
ment, and dates A. ID. 1855, and there have been hut
transfers. The Governm mt occupies the property
sou h, and th,e will be ohstruc Ions, ami nakes
TINS the first wharf on the iarbard as you the
ha' Dor. thus commanding ulI lew OF every vessel
coming in or leaving, as they al We TO pass by the
ohce The above property will be sold cheap, or any
part OF 1t leased.
For p ans and further particulars, call on or ad-
dIess GEO. w. SHAW q CO., Halifax, N. s., or
/ Msssrs. G II RI Ill a. WILSON,
NO. II Court So, Boalou, vi ass,
Who will sen plans and descriptions in full upon
receiving the address. sepl5tt
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-15
Something New

Trusses. Elastic Stockings. Knee
Caps. Ankle Bandages, shoulder
Braces, Supporters Clutches,
Dumb Bells A full supply just received
at LOring's Drug store, corner Ex-
change and Federal sts sep13tfsn