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WASHINGTON.
n.Ks.-

WASHINGTON, July N.-The ex-rebel Gen.
Gordon OF Georgia was examined by the Ku
Klux Committee yesterday. His testimony did
not materially differ from Gen. Wright's Did
not believe there was an organization of Ku-
Klux in Georgia-said the South was not hos
tile to the government, but opposed the admin
istration because it sought to override the
South by giving the ballot to the blacks. He
denounced carpet baggers, ETC., but urged gem
eral amnesty.
stamped Envelopes.
Attorney Gen. Alderman decides that the
law fOrbids the government to print more than
the request to return" on stamped envelopes
Tobacco Statistics.
The revenue records show that the tax paid
last year upon sc, 178,9OO pounds of tobacco
and ,328, OO5 100 cigars, or IA pounds of to-
bacco and 30 cigars to every person in the
country.
The President has signed the exequatur of
Waldeman Bolisco as Consul General of the
Russian Empire at New York.
Internal Revenue.
The number of assistant assessors in the In
I T revenue service in Massachusetts,, Rhode
Island isIa ard Connecticut on the 9Th of July
Io'o' was l54; now the number is 90.
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JOHN F. LEAvITT.-We are glad to correct
the statement made yesterday in regard to our
worthy Street Commissioner, MI. John +.
Leavitt. The report of his sudden decase was
general in the city as late as one o'clock yes
teIday morning. 1t was stated positively by
his neighbors, and quite generally received as
correct by the city officers who knew the ma
ture of the stroke which Frustrated him. He
laid insensible for some time, but recovered
consciousness and yesterday was rapidly i'm
| proving.
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Comforting Diplomas.
MIIaIA

THERE is no complaint about the quality Of
Barnum's show, but those that complain of
the sharp games practiced in selling tickets
are multitude. No tickets we're sold for a
half hour after the time announced except to
those who are anxious enough to pay the ad-
vertised price of three and get copy of Bar
NUNS Autobiography, that probably do not
cost forty cents at the outside. What render
ed the humbug more provoking was the fact
that tickets were offered all the while by out
side parties apparently but really connected
with the establishment for seventy-fve cents.
The show is Of too great excellence to be mar
red by such a streak of sharp dealing, not to
call it something wOrSe
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CONN ECTICUT.
L0xislative Work.

HARTFORD, July N.-The Legisla ture has
completed its business in the main and will
adjourn tomorrow forenoon. During the ses-
sion saving banks, trust companies, man
ufacturing companies, horse railroad compa-
MES and insurance companies have been
chartered. Two new towns have been incor-
porated, Beacon Falls and Newington: New
and Waterbury. A new military and new in
surance law was passed; nine convicts have
been released from State Prison; about $50
bills, resolutions and petitions have been acted
upon; 100 chapters of public acts passed; and
21O resolutions and private acts.
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MAIN Il.
TAA T-.F

BANGOR, July H.-At the July meeting at
Bangor TrottiDg Park to day, the purse Of 800
for horses that never beat three minutes, was
taken by Charles Averilrs b. g. Shoo-Fly
Time 247, 2.46 IL, 24434 The $40 purse,
for horses that never beat 245, was won by
Blaisdell & Atkins blk. s. Lightfoot. Time,
245 IL, 2.4O1-2, 2441-2 There was large
attendance. The trotting will be continued
to.morrow
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METEOROLOGICAL.

WASHINGTON, July N-7.3O P. M.-The bar
ometer still remains the highest on tbs South
Atlantic coast, diminishing as we proceed to-
wards the area of low pressure north Of New
York and west of Illinois. An area OF low
pressure is advancing over Lake Superior
southeastward. The temperature has risen
along the Atlantic coast add in the Ohio val
ley, and fallen on Lakes Ontario, Michigan
and Superior. South westerly wiHds prevail
from Tennessee to New England, veeriDg to
the south and southeast along the Atlantic
coast. Fresh and brisk nOrtherly winds are
reported from Lake Michigan northward and
westward. A light rain has fallen since Wed.
nesday at most of the stations from New Eng
land to Missouri and southwark to the Gulf
Local storms are now threatening from Vir-
ginia to Missouri, Clear weather prevails on
the upper Lakes.
PrObabilities-It is probable that storm Of
some severity is advancing eastward towards
Illinois with brisk winds on the southern part
of Lake Michigan. The rising barometer with
northerly winds will probably continue on
Lakes Superior and Huron. Southwesterly
winds with partially cloudy and warm weather
will probably prevail on the Gulf coast on Ell
day.
Weulher Report-July 25,-12 p. M.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 27.-The bonds of the
State of Alabama issued to the Alabama and
Chattanooga railroad, and the bonds of the
State of Arkansas issued to the Arkansas rail-
road, have been placed on the regular list of
the stock exchange. The first mortgage bonds
and stock of the New Jersey Southern railroad
have been placed on the free list.
Guardian Life Insnrance.
DR.. Walter H. Peckham has resigned the
Presidency of the Guardian Life Insurance Co,
and will be succeeded by VIM. F. Booker, for
merly. Of Hartford aand President OF the Cont
mental bank of this city.
Ininnesi~..D .--sUsz.
Judge Blatchford to-day rendered a decision
denying the motion of Heath, Raphel & Co.,
for an injunction restraining the Erie from is
suing 80, 600 shares OF stock; the plaintiff hav-
ing failed to show that there was anything
either illegal or irregular in the issuing of the
bonds or tho .oenva.sien of them into stock
Judge Blatchford also said that Jaw Gould
must, within TO days restore its registered val
ne to the 10000 shares of Erie stock which the
Court has ordered him to restore to the receiv-
or, Jas ii. Coleman, and denied the application
of Heath & Raphael for an injunction restrain
ing the Farmers Loan and Trust Co., from in
creasing the registry of the Erie stock.
AUGUST Pecker, master of the immigrant
ship Europe was brought before Commissioner
Shields to-day to answer to the charge of ILL
treating Frederick Herndoft, passenger, who
complained that the accused did not give him
enough food during the voyage from Bremen.
But peekler claims that he gave the quantity
provided by the laws of Germany. He was
held in $4,000 to appear for examination.
Grain Shipments.
The shipments of grain from this port by
sailing vessels to Europe from Jan. to July
amount to IA 600, 900 bushels, and a considera-
Bile stock of old wheat is now on hand. The
trade at the present time is dull in conse-
quence of the scarcity OF vessels.
At an indignation meeting of druggists this
evening, it was resolved to opposed through
the legislature the recent appointment of a
board of examiners, aud druggist protective
union of New York city was formed.
Japanese Mobility.
Prince Schemidzo Jugad of Japan, with 20
companions, chiefly from among the nobility
of thot country, arrived in this city to-day.
The party will soon be divided among several
of the prominent American institutions, in
which they propose to spend some time to
study 800
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

COMPLAINT. Gentlemen often complain that
the spots and stains for which they pay good
price to have removed from their soiled and
faded garments, make their appearance again
after being worn few days. Now, gentlemen,
we warrant that no garments left with us to
be cleansed or dyed will subject you to any
such complaint. Fosters Dye House, No. "a
Union street. A. FOSTER & Son
;yO7 dQt
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co M M Il RC IAL,


HALIFAX. MS. Steamer Car.otta-100 half bills
mackerel sacks wool, pkgs mdse, 30 bbls herring
to John PorteOus; and goods for Canada.
Receipts by Railroads and steambsats
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosroN-41 cases OF
shoes 20 coils cordage, 10 boxes tin cooking ranges
peaches so boxes pears 10 bds gas pipe 20 kegs and
IA bbs beer, SO bales WOOL 10 sewing machines bxs
marble, cases tooacco, organ, 100 bbls sugar. SO
steel rail caps for Rolling Mills, slabs SD tier bxs
fresh fish, 80 qtls salt do, 12 bales and bds steel
bds brooms, Is do hides. cases wre bbls. onions
IL cases lard do aomestics, 100 pkgs to order For
Canada and up country-8 bdls paper, 4 kegs lead 1
ton pig iron, 20 bds pasteboard. 16 do IRON safe
baes wool 1912 bars ron cask soda aih 80 bags of
Seed "a bds rope 20 pieces castings, IL bbs -four so
bags dyewood 10 bales WOOL 10 bdls leather casks
sheep skins, 20 bbls. dyestuf, 120 pkgs 10 order.
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Try Briggs Throat and Lung Healer.

How NECESSARY that the nervous apparatus
should be perfect and the brain vigorous;
when either become exhausted through over
work or other imprudence, disease in some or
gan is developed; the remedy lies in removing
the cause. By using FELLOWS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHITEs the tone and
vigor is soon restored to the brain and the
whole nervous system, while diseases of the
implicated organs disappear.
;p1d n mr. mi
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WISCONSIN,.


MILWAUKEE,. July N.-The Wisconsin En-
campment of g. A. r. have adopted memori-
al to Congress praying that the homestead laws
be so modified as to permit honorably DIS
charged soldiers and sailors to locate land and
receive title without actual residence upon the
land as required by law, that the time for max
ing applications for pensions be extended and
that the amount of pensions be increased.
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MISSOURI.
North Missouri Railroad.

ST LOUIS, July N.-Attorney General Ba-
ker gave an opinion, in which Judge Glover
concurs, that the mortgage bonds for the pay
ment of which the North Missouri rrilroad
will be sold next month, are unauthorized and
invalid. He says that NO company has the
authority to mortgage the franchise or proper.
W without express legislative sanction
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A FULL assortment of Paper Hangings,
Window Shades, Screens, etc., for sale by
jy8H DEvENs & Co. 10 Free st.
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Mr.. w. b. Wilder, u Market Square, has
some excellent views about Evergreen Land.
ing taken yesterday, July q. Among the
number is one of the steamer Montreal with
the excursionists on board
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I7'y Me and PrOUe NE

A ND see i'll will OF give the best satisfaction in
"A Steam Gas and Wafer-piping. have
also on hand lot of excellent Hose which viii
sell lower than any other man In the City. Repac-
ing promptly and properly done; strict attention
given to gas chandeliers repairing also broken Hose
can be neatly rep ired here,
" K. MCDONALD 200 Fore ST., foot of Plum.
iuo1 lOmh
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Mrs. MANcHEsTER.-This highly successful
physician is still at the United States Hotel,
and will remain till August first, in order to
accommodate those wishing to consult her,
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Money continues easy at q 8 per cent. on call
Sterling Exchange this afternoon was dull and weak
owing to the pressure of borrowed bills, chiefly
drawn by Canada banks and further sales by Ger
man bankers, who have charge OF the New York city
bonds
Stock speculation was very tame and inactive to-
day, and the market was generally sluggish and
compromising. >~,-
:, Tt- s.Ilo|ins the closing quotations OF
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The EXCURSION FROM ROCHESTER,. The
excursion train from Rochester will arrive here
at 9.45 this morning, and our citizens may ex-
pect the pleasure of greeting several hundreds
of our New Hampshire friends and citizens of
Maine residing along the line of the road. The
opportunity of spending few hours in Port.
land and taking sail down the hartor in
large steamer, as well as the low price of tick
cts, will make this very attractive trip. The
City Marshal will receive the visitors at the
depot, and procession will be formed, headed
by platoon of police, who will escort the
visitors mp into City Hall, where they will he
welcomed by Mayor Kingsbury. From thence
the procession will 60 directly down Exchange
street to the Merchants, Exchange, where w.
s. Dana, Esq, President of the Board Of
Trade, will receive them in behalf Of the bust
ness men of Portland. The steamer John
Brooks will leave Atlantic wharf, foot of India
street at 1O.45 and run down the harbor, but NO
landing will be made. She will return at one
o'clock and the train for Rochester will leave
at 40, allowing over three hours for a ramble
around the city, and our citizens generally will
gladly do all in their power to make the visit
pleasant.
Members of the Board of Trade and Mer-
chants Exchange are requested to meet at the
Exchange at 9 10 o'clock this morning and Sc
cure their tickets for the steamer. Each ticket
will admit gentleman and lady, and the dis
tribution will be confined entirely to the or
CARNATIONS mentioned.
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND CoNCERT.-Al-
though the elements were not favorable for a
moonlight excursion last evening, yet very
large party embarked on the Steamer Gazelle,
determined to visit Cushing's Island and en-
Joy the musical entertainment there to be of
cred. Although the water was rough and
quite strong breeze was blowing, the dawn
trip was made in a very short time, and with
out any discomfort to the passengers. The
yacht Ray. which started from the city some
distance behind the steamer, succeeded in
passing her before she reached the Island,
amid the tumultuous applause Of the spectators
on both vessels.
The concert was given from the balcony Of
the Ottawa House, and was in every respect q
grand success. The programme was well
made up, and nearly every piece received an
encore. The Arions never sung better, and
the instrumental music by the horn quartette
gave universal satisfaction. The balcony was
crowded with spectators, and the scene was
one of singular picturesqueness. In the far
distance the lights of the city glimmered faint
| ly through the mists OF the evening, while the
nearer and more brilliant reflections of thu
| lighthouses and the frequent flashes Of light
ning formed the varied shades of the picture
The return trip was made in safety, and tn
steamer reached the wharf at about II o'clock
| We hope that the excursions will be continued
as they deserve the liberal patronage of thu
public.
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CUMBERLAND BAR CLAM BAKR.-Leave
Custom House Wharf Friday, July 2Sth, at
at 815 A. M. iy27 2t
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JoB PRINTINa.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where'they will be promptly attended to at the
Owest possible rates. WIN. M. MARKS,
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ATMOSPHERIC REMEDIAL TREATMENT IN
sTfTUTE.-Dr. Leland will be at his rooms in
Cahoon Block, from Tuesday morning until
Friday evening as usual. Ladies will please
call in the afternoon for consultation. Chron-
ic diseases are treated with success when all
other remedies have failed. Scores of ladies
have been treated and cured by this treatment
alone. Esssf EE- jy252t
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Domestic Markefs.

NEW YORK, July 26-Evening. in moder
ate request sales eso 2sS bass Middng upaDds 2oIc
hoop Ohio so q 40; Western s5 a 90; Southern
| SO a 40; new Winter Red and Amber Western
Ss q a. Corn-sales 1000 bush. Ecommon
asss %;s oso gS Western s enVs1 s g s
lower; new mess IA 90; prime II q ii $50, Lard
steady at q g 1916 Butter quiet; Ohio log 1sc;
Western ree 96c. Rice quiet; Carolina a SIC. 81.
gar firmer; Porto Rico 81 a 92c; Muscovado Of "a
1sf s 1 it, to s SsS, TSn9s 0Sss ke
at57l 5sci Rosn quiet al O7s q i2} for strained
Petroleum quiet; crude 14ac; refined 25t q 25ac.
Freights to Liverpool steady; Corn Cd; Wheat s,d.
CHICAGO July 27.--Flour lower; extra Spring 25
g $40: Wheat has declined 2sc; No. SPRING. 111l.
Corn declined g 4c; No2 Mixed 4slc. Dat de
clined 81 q sc; No. at 364c. Rye declined; No. Q
at Sc a SIC. Barley easier; No. Spring zoe. Hiph
wines steady at &c. Mess Pork weaker at 10 625 "a
1s 20: Live Hogs declined 10 a 1o4c; quoted at 90
Receipts-2OOO bbls -four, $4,000 BUSH wheat 81 =
bush corn $1,000 BUSH oats, $4,000 bush. rye, 1000
Shipmenis-2OCO b6is. flour, 10000 bush. wheat,
1o2 900 bush. corn 5000 bush. oats, 1000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, July 27.-Mess Pork in fair demand
shoulders 5c clear nib sides &c; clear sides &c.
con weak; shoulders 6ic; clear rib sides sic; clear
SGo %b,Ssv
demand at 93c. -
TOLEDO, July 27.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat declining 2c; No. White Wabash SO; Am
Der Michigan q q Ply; No. Red 2l No. do
1871 g 1st; No: do 10; No 2 Amber Illinois
l 81; No. do g. Corn steady; high mixed 55sc;
low do 64t; Yellow SIC; Michigan sc; White sc /;
grade 53c. Oats steady; No. at sc; No. at 42c
Michigan 46c. -a
CHARLESTON, July 27.-Cotton quiet; Mddling
uplands l9c. 80 30.
SAVANNAH, July Election very dull; Middling
uplands 193c.
MOBILE, July T.-Cotton nominal; Mddling upl-
ands 19c.
NEW ORLEANS, July H.-Cotton dull; Middling
uplands 19}c.
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FLY SCREENS are at Lothrops, Exchange
street, for so cts ~
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c. G. Mccain, deck hands on the schooner
Edward Reed of Portland, were arrested in
Washington, d. c., Wednesday, on charge
of mutiny, preferred by Capt Halves.
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CALIFORNIA,
Rnilr~.L.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 27.-The BRIDGE across
t9e Iuelumne river, on the San Jaquin branch
OF the Central Pacific railroad is comnletad
and trains will be running to Bear Creek tbiry,
miles beyond by the first of October. This
will shorten the time for trips to Yosemite
Valley and the big trees on the line the Califor.
MIA and Oregon branch of the Central Pacific
The bridge across the Sacramento at Tebia-
ma is nearly ready and line will be opened to
Shasta, 166 miles north of Sacramento City, in
~ -
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Trouble Expected.

The Buckeye shaft of the Amador mine was
set on fire by men of the Miners Lergue, and
extensive damage is anticipated.
The Keystone mine at Suffer Creek has sus-
pended work for want of water.
The strikers are threatening vengence on
mine owners and officers, and more trouble is
feared.
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FOB SALE.

Yacht NETTLE, 20 tons, old Tonnage;
~ extra well found tor yachting. Built VI
AN white oak, copper fastened, eopperet,
NkAA seven tons iron ballast, new sails, cabl, .,
2@anchors, &c.
Fer particulars apply to
b. j. WILLARD,
jy21dtf No ~ Commercial st.
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NEW YORK. July T.-Evening. has been
OF the business having been at 112 q 1124 and closed
i2t The clearances to-day were nearly $21 900 OO0
dull and steady, the only activity being
IN lO-4Vs, which were scarce and higher. Ms sub
scrlptious to the new loan were reported to-day.
The following are the closing quotations Of Gev-
aruIsa ants fiaa.
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Foreign Markets.
PARIS, july 26.-Rentes closed at est 47c.

Foreign Markets.
PARIS, July 2S.-Rentes closed at b5f 47c.
LONDON July 27-11 A. M.-Consols opened 93s for
money and account.
American securites-U. s. 5-20s, 1862, 92s do 1865
old, 924; do 1867, 918; U. S. 10-40s 9i3.
LIVERPOOL, July N-11.00 A. M.-COtt0n opened
steadier; sales $4,000 bales; middIing uplands 9 q
9td: do Orleans st g 9id. Corn Sis. Pork 62s Lard
ASS Sd.
LONpoN, July 27-1.3O P.M.-United States 10 4Os
912. -.. .-....t ....
LIVERPOOL, July H-1 80 P. Motion steady;
Middng uplands "a Gid. Pork 5ls.
LONDON, July $500 P. M.-Consols closed at
93s tor money and account.
american securities-U. 5-20s. 1862, 92s; do 1865
old, 92t; do 1867, 9i2; do 10-40's 91t.
LONDON, July 27.-5 P. M.-The amount of bull
lion in the Bank of England has increased 9472 00C
during the past week.
PARIS, July 26 -Rentes closed at 55f CSC.
LIVERPOOL, July 27-5.0O P. M.-Cotton closed
steady; Middling uplands 90 Gid. Corn Bis Sd
Cheese 52s. ..... ...
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CITY AND VICINITY

u Our advertising patrons are requested to sen
In their copy as early IN the day as possible. Al
osrfisemenfs to appear Monday morning should ,
sent in Saturday, tmot Sunday.)
New Advertise meprs T~.D.v.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
1. A. r. A.....Annual Excursion.
Music Hall. ..Pesk Family. .-.
Forest City Park. :. John s. Head.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Stray Cow.
Home Circle Oliver Ditson q Co.
Found. 4. Horse. =. M Marshall.
To Let. :. Rooms.
Notice. Estate of Nathaniel j. Miller.
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TsH Il
POPULAR EXCURSIONS
1871. For the Season ots1S71.
saMo Com .''ns June ''n; ,,,,,, \,
GRAND Trunk RGiJsUdy.

until Nov 1st ....,.,.,........ $4,000
Portland to Chcagoor Milwaukee and return,
via Sarnia steamers, COED until Nov 1st... 8.Oo
Portland to Detroit and return, good for 80
DAYS. Z8.Uu
80 days. 25Oa
Portland to Montreal and return, good for 20
days.. ...... .......ss......, l6.OI
Portland to Montreal and return, via Quebec,
good tor 20 days. ......................"... 100
Portland to Quebec and return, good Tor 20
uays lo.Vo
Portland to Gcrham and return, good Tor q
Portland 10 Brompton Falls and return - 12.0J
Portland 10 Sherbrook and return .,,,,.,,, 11.51
Portland To Island Pond and return $50
Portland TO Niagara Falls and return, via Bos-
ton, New York, Sound Steamers, returningj
by Toronto, Montreal and White Mountsins'j no n,
all rail. $500 s9 ~,
Do do, returning via Royal Mail steamers. so.o'
Tickets via Sarnia Steamers
Portland to Chicago or Milwaukee, nrst-elass, 49,.
Including state Room and Meals. .'.'''.''. lsOo
TICKETS at lowest rates to Chicago, St. Louis ST.
Paul Omaha California, and all points West, by
either New York, Boston or Montreal.
PuIIrnan's Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars
are run on all the Express trains on the Grand
Trunk Railway.
For further information and Tickets apply at any
OF the principal ticket offices in New England, at tha
Depot in Portland, or at
ID. Fl. BLANChARD'S, oppo. Preble House, MI,
No. 2S2 Congress street, Portland, Me-
VIM. FLOWERS, Eastern Agent N.
june12dtf bankOi, "-o
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Weather Report-July 25,-12 p. M.
War Department, Signal Service U: s. army D.
vision OF Telegrams and Reports for the benefit OF
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MRS. MANCHESTER will visit Kennebunk
about August LIST, and will remain 10 days, at
the MOusam House,
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Their frst appearance in Ave ycars.) Will give
one OF their Grand Concerts at the Music Hall,
FRIDAY EVENING, August 4sh.
Introducing the entire Family, and
Mrs. J. ID. Fitz, Soprano,
Mile Zelda, Pianist and Character Vocalist,
MIR. j. ID. Rely,
The Great London Mimic and Eccentric Musical
Genius.
W-Don't fail to hear those Beautiful Bells
Tickets can be 0bta ned at Halves & Cragin's Mu-
sic Store. II Middle Street, and at the Box Office the
day Of the Concert.
Prices as usual. Doors open at I, to commence at
o'clock. CHAS. II. HICKS,
jy2std Business Agent.