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The Portland daily press., 1871-07-22
Political Notes.

7 1t is said that the Maryland party leader
were SO puzzled about the "new departure
that they studiously avoided any mention Of
it and that the Central Committee will omit
it which will please the democracy of that
State. +
influential Republican journals in the in.
terror and western part OF New York have
inform alton that the young Republicans art
quietly engaged in active efforts to FORWARD
the interests of the organization.
Schuylkill has been so thoughly Democrat
ic for years that the Republicans have given
up all hope of ever subdning it; but this veal
the Democrats have nominated three men fol
the legislature SO obnoxious to the Working
mems Benevolent Association that this now
erful society largely composed Of Democrats
propose to nominate candidates of their own
which will most likely give the election to the
Republicans. ~ 7a' --'L-..f d.
The Ohio county Democrats in Indiana re.
Gently adopted three resolutions condemnsto-
ry OF the new departure, of which the last
and shortest will answer, viz: @
ReSotred, That when we descend so low
as to barter our principles to partake of the
loaves and fishes, we will be and ought to be
''damne0." ~
Elections will be held in the States named
below, as follows; General elections will be
held in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Iowa
California, Texas, Illinois, and North Carroll
ma, the first two and the fourth and fifth in
October ard September, and Kentucky in
August,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Portland & Rochester 3. R.
Through Route to Boston via
Rochester.

q ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JULY
3f, 1871. passenger trains leave Port
ter with Boston q Maine Rail- o.d for Bosisn via Do
yer and all intermediate stations. With the Eastern
Railroad for 30 ton vita Great Falls Portsmouth, and
Centre Harbor and Meredith. with POIts@soth,
Great Fars and Conway Rsiiroad for South Milton.
Leave Rochester tor Portland at 40 o. m, on the
srrya, Of morning trains from Lake winnips ,ogee
and Wakefield, and az 4:46 M, on arrival OF the
trains via Bostoa q Name Railroad from Boston.
Way trains leave Portland at A NJ and Las p Il,
ham, Buxton Centre, saco River. Hollis Centre.
Centre WATERFORD South WATERFORD, Alfred,
Spnngvaie, East Lebanon, East Rochester, Rochss-
Leave Portland at Is NJ for Morril's, Cumber.
land Mills, saccarappa, Gorham, Buxton Centre,
| Leave Rochester at TAO N, and AS for East
Rochester, East Lebanon. Spripgvale, Alfred, South
River, Buxton Centre. dorham. ssccarspps, Cum.
/ berlaud Mills, Morrill's, Portland.
Leaves Saco River at 1904 n iortBuxton Centre,
Gorham, Saccarappa, Cumberland Mills, M0rrilPs.
Stages connect as follows:
| At Gorh.m tor West aOrham, standish, and No.
At Buxton Centre for West Buxton, Bonny Eagle,
and Limington, daily.
AT Cen, marlborough for Limerick. Eswaslo.
Psrsonsdeld and Ossipee, Tuesdays Thursdays and
SATURDAYS, returning alternate days.
At Center Watsrbofeush for Limerick, Parsons-
Freight train will leave Portland for Rochester and
Intermediate stations at 5 A. N. go
Leave Roehsstsr for Portland and intermediate
leave. Leave Genre Waterboroueh with Passenser Car
,ae az o. X tor port.snd and inerme-
Newfeld, Parsonfeld an Ossipee.
| Arrangements have been MADE to rry Freights
/ 70 ana from stations on the Eastern Railroad
| and boston & Maine Railroad, aud their branchea
at rates corresponding with the above roads.
Portland july o. 1871
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HENRY WARD BEECHER seems to Think
is the duty of the Orangemen to parade next
July 18th. The Christian Union, Mr. Beecher's
paper, of this week, says:
Orange societies should parade next year
without banner less or superscription rub
bed out. They should do it as under an inn
Piled promise that is protected once they will
90 it no more. They ought to move through
the streets OF New York until nobody thinks of
mOlestiDg them When that matter arrives it
will be matter of no public interest whether
the annual procession is kept up or not. But
SO long as dog wags his tongue against an
Orangemen's procession or bewlldered mag
lstrate forRets his duty towards them, the pub
lie good require their continuance. If the Or.
angemen OF New York fail next year to march
through the streets of the city they will betray
q sacred duty. By accident they have become
the representative of a principle which lies at
the foundation of modern civilization. They
do not just now represent spent fact in his
tory, bnt "a living principle. 1t is not the bat
tie of the Boyne in ireland, but question of
liberty in New York. g
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HE short Hay Crop and Greenlea1's
.;...- National Arithmetic.
LEWISTON, July 20, 1871

- LEWISTON, July 20, 1871.
70 the Editor of the Press: sa ID. .s,I-
To-day's issue of the PRESS has an editoria
article on the Agricultural Prospect in
Maine" It contains the following:
There is theory, and perhaps correct
one, that the very best farming-farming thai
avails itself of the best theories Of deep plow-
ing, dressing, draining and irrigation-isa spe
cifc for the evils ordinarily caused by drought
1t is quito clear from the experience of the
present. year that there is very little such
farming in this State The hast farms in mos,
OF our Maine counties yield but half a crop OF
nay, while others yield only One-third or even
ONE fh." t... So
Now, the statement made above, as to the
short hay crop may appear to some unduly
strong; but it is not too strong, il may be al.
lowed to judge from what have seen while
travelling over Androscoggin county, in the
discharge of my duties as Supervisor OF
Schools. When we take the acreage into &C.
count think there can be no question tina,
the present year will fall far below that of any
previous year.
yield of hay will come up to its best yield in
any year of the past. have personally inves-
tigated some cases of this pleasing variety.
What do 1 learn? That the good yield, in spite
OF tho drought, is due to more skilful farming
than is exhibited by the great majority of far
mers. L find that understanding, top-dress.
ing with varied fertilizers. and an extra appli-
cation of the pillow in some instances, have pro-
~duced the gratifying result. And when have
asked if this more skilful, more expensive wav
of farming paid, the answer has been: "Yes
it pays better than bonds, better than money
in the savings bank; it pays sixty, hundred
per cent"
But notwithstanding the good yield of the
few exceptional farms, the general result justi-
fies the PRESS in saying that it is quite clear
from the experience of the present year that is
very little of skilled farming in this State. To
the experience of the present year may be add
ed the testimony of the last census, as also
,hat of every observaat person who has recent
~ travelled over Maine.
ou' now does it happen that there is go
mucn OF ignorant, slovenly poorly productive
farming In our State? Why has the average
yield per acre, not only of hay, but of near'y
everything else, fallen off SO decided,v WITH .ho
last thirty years? And in the future what T.
to give us, if we are to have it, a more ipte,,i-
gent and more profitable agriculture?
For one most thoroughly believe whatevar
is put into the education Of the boys and girls
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 10Th, ship Ellen Austin,
French. New York.
Safqs S BAN
ley, New York; Jas Crooker Currier, for Boston
14th. Nellie Burgess. MeKeen, do.
BRUNSWICK, GA-sld 18Th, brig Harry, Brown,
sAvANNAH-Cld 18th inst, sch Fannie K Shaw,
.OHARLEsToN-Cld nth inst, sch Willie Martin,
BAITIMokE-Old nth. brig Mechanic, Dyer, for
Salem. 80 80 "
Cid 18th. brig Lima, HILL Norfolk. l-'
Ar 18th, schs Fl q Bird, Drinkwater Charlc sion
Loretta Fish Wiley, Boston; Bickmore, Barter.
PHILADELBHIA-Ar 10Th, sch Pearl. Smith,
Calais.
Al.c ar 18th, brig. Nellie Movie, Mer.man. from
Ar'cibo Alfaratts, Wallace. Matanzas; Geo 4 Dale.
Pierce, Bangor; sch Bearl Smith, Calais.
Cid ls,h, baroue John Harris. Dure; Union 1sld,
Patrdse B bangor opS0s 6oane. Vease do St Elmo
Davis. Mediord. - d
Sid I'm Delaware Breakwater 18th inst, ship Ellen
NEW YORK"Ar 18th. ship Don Quixote, Nelson.
Calcutta; barque Bradley Nichols; haya ~ ]?
Alice starretf Hooper, Glace Bay: scbs Da' light.
MD Fadden, Baracoa 10 days; United States Bennett
Fourth. Calais for Hoboken Governor, Monroe, DO;
Sedonia, Bobrook, do Partridge Bunker. do;
Florida Metcalf and G W kimball. Hall Rockland;
g s Rogers Mayo, Rockport: CbamDi0D. Clark, Pro-
violence; Harrie' Fuller, Willard, Fall River: Vim
taee, Bunker. Steuben: Calista Spear. vlnalhaven;
MOntr0Se, Alien, fTOVluenCe
Cid 18th, brig Eivie Allen, Alien, Marseilles; scbs
Hattie Haskell. Young. Pernambuco; Telumah Hall
Elizabethport DIR Kane. Coombs. Bangor.
Cid goth, ships Emerald Isle, Blowers. Liverpool;
Neptune, Spencer, Liverpool bTigs David Owen.
Chadbourn, Lisbon; casthan. Richards Pensacola;
scbs Elva, Knowles Eleuthera; Lizzie Leighton,
Boston, Irene, Colbeth and Evelyn, Crowley, tor
Salem.
Ar 10 h, ships Cyclone. King. Padaug; is Willis.
Pritchard, from Calcutta; barque Nehemiah Gibson,
Smalley, Colon DO.
NEW BAvEN-Ar 10Th, sch W H Sargent, sar-
gent, Calais.
NORWlCH-Ar 10th, sch Hamburg, westcott, fun
Philadelphia.
PROviDENCE-Ar goth, barque Casco, Gardiner,
Pensacola.
NEwPoRT-Ar 10th, brig Eudorus, Farr, Port
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New Hampshire N atters.

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|; Wednesday evening the Centre Harbor
s Stag driven by Mark Bronghton, one of the
o'"o0' Uii'otD 0s orpPoo .. -
town Of Madison, N. H., and went down an
embankment of thirty feet There were nine
passengers in the coach, and strange to say
only one, a lady, was injured-and that but
slightly-having thumb sprained. The cause
of the coach upsetting was that a heavy rain
had caused portion of the road to slide. The
coach was badly broken, and the passengers
were pretty essentially mixed up.
The New York and Philadelphia visitors at
North Conway have erected beautiful Epis
copal chapel at that place. 1t is 100 feet long
and As feet wide, gothic style, with stained
glass windows. The chancel windows are tru-
y splendid, and were the gift of Samuel Pea
body, Esq, of New York. The interior of the
church is not completed, but it is proposed to
plaster it as soon as the pleasure season is over.
Messrs. Marshall and Kicker of New York
were the builders. 81 Il
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HE telegraph reports a severe storm in
Newfoundland, which lis supposed to be con-
tinuation of the hurricane which blew over the
coast of Labrador some weeks ago, destroying
1926 fishing vessels, % dwelling houses, over 40
stores and about $4,000 worth of dried fish.
fishing fakes and other property. The number
OF lives already ascertained as lost is 90, while
many more are expected to be added to the dis
NAL raocrd - 80
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THEODORE THROWS Golden Age is fearful
lest the Methodists at the National Camp
Meeting at Round Hill, N. Y, will bring re.
ligion into contempt. Let the Methodists 90
on; in one way and another they have hewed
away vast deal of ignorance, crime and sin
in the world. Let them talk about sanctifca-
ton and fall upon men and convert them
whether they will or no; there are subjects
enough that any process can, hurt and the
Methodist course of treatment has helped
thousands, 1t may be abnormal for children
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For Governor:
SIDNEY PEKHAM.
OF PARIS,
Cumberland County Convention

The Republicans OF the several Towns Oh ou A.,
land County hereby notified 10 cnooo. D.,
eoo,as q, ,,os, j., convention at the Reception Room
Of civ IAN in Portland on thursday, the 18th.
dav Of 1871 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, to
nominate tour candidates LOT Senators, one County
Commissioner. Judge of Probate, Register OF Probate
and County Treasurer; to choose County Commit
fee for 1872 and TO transact such other business
NAV properly come before them.
zach town will be entitled to one delegate and
one additional tor every IS votes Tor the Republican
candidate for Governor in 1868. A traction OF Al
votes additional to the full number tor delegate i.
also entitled to a delegate. he apportionment is a,
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Portland Observatory.

NO Stranger should leave the City without visit.
~ ing the Observatory on Mupjoy's Hill. From
The cup0la 247 feet above the Sea- may be seen The
entire City, the Ocean TO the horizon Cascs Bay.
with is 365 Islands. The White Mountains 30
miles distant, and with the powerful Telescope
mounted in the cupoIa objects 80 miles oislant n
every direction may be distinctly seen, The views
mere are sad to oe unsurpassed for beauty and va
every 10 minutes. jy22 IN,
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state News.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY,

NDhOSCOGG1N COUNTY.
The Lewiston Journal says as the O'Clock
train from Lewiston on the Androscogein road
was approaching Lisbon Falls, Tuesday after
noon, the locomotive struck two cows upon
the track, throwing them from the road, and
killing them. The train was not harmed
The Journal says on Sunday afternoon wild
ow E'mira Davis of Auburn, fell, while walk
ing across the floor, and broke her thigh.
/ CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Brunswick and Topsham are now rejoicing
that the bridge connecting the two towns Is
free, las it should have been long since II
cost So, 575, of which Brunswick paid Sc 932 q
and Topsham $2,642 70, as we learn from the
Telegraph. ~
The Telegraph says that tbirty-seven young
men applied for admission to the Freshman
class in Bowdoin College. Twenty one were
admitted, seven without and twenty four with
conditions The examin atisps were all in
writing-slips being printed-the first time
this system was ever employed.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The Grand Division of the Sons of Temper
ance will meet in Wilton, next Wednesday
July 26. =
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+ A NEW YORK despatch states that Sir Viii.
liam Logan and party who left st. Johns, New
Foundland, on geographical surveying ex-
petition were entirely cut off on their route BY
a severe storm on the 18th inst, which swept
away bridges and flooded the only road to
travel. The despatch says the party are be-
lieyed to be safe. There is no doubt but what
Sir William Logan was safe last Tuesday as
his name was registered at the Falmouth.
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The Gable brings information that the Eng
lish public will soon be treated to another
hearing of the Mordaunt divorce case, which
during its trial there created such an immense
popular excitement. Lady Mourdant, who
was committed to private lunatic asylum for
life being considered insane, has been released
her physicians declaring that in their opinion
her insanity was purely fe'gned, and that she
is wholly sane, and therefore responsible for
her actions Sir Charles Mordaunt has an
nounced bis determination OF Recommending
proceedings with q view to obtaining an alb
solute divorce from Lady Mordaunt. His suit
will be brought before the Scottish or English
courts. This new phase of the case has awak-
eDed much popular interest. It is not inn.
probable chat an entire rehearing of the evi.
dence on both sides will take place, and that
certain individual of high standing will be
again brought prominently before the public.
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al elsht or twelve years to hold prayer meet
ings, relate experiences that should belong to
older persons, and give exhortations of half
bonr Int society will be safer with these old
Young people than many other classes. Let
them alone, Theodore; they won't mind you
probably don't know you. You now have
Gen. Butler on your hands,and to make him
Governor OF Massachusetts will require all
your aid. Quite number Of publishers in
Maine some time ago were complaining that
the Golden Age was only sent them few
weeks when they had complied with all the
conditions in Mr.. Tilton's fac-simile letter.
Evidently the Golden AGE has not arrived.
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MEMORANDA

Schs Sarah Ann. from Bangor for Boston. and the
Burmah, from Boston tor Bangor, got IN collision
during thick fog IN Tuesday night of Brigader
damage They were t0wed to Bangor.
Ship Eu,erpe, Leach, from 0uaDapc Tor Hamburg,
was abandoned june OF the, coast Of Rio Grande.
The crew took to the boats, one OF which rain ug
the captain, arrived at Rio GraDde t2th The ship
was abandoned 400 miles of the coast She regis
tered 1903 tons, built at Rockland In 1884, and
halted from New York.
The cargo OF barqne Jos Z Eaton, wrecked at Fast
to Porto Rico. IN,
Brig Albert, Herman. at New York from Grand
Key IT, reports 18th inst lat So. lon II 3d. had hea
w squalls from WNW, lasting two hours, during
which split sails, &C. rtF vi I
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SWAN 4 BARRETT,

100 Middle Street, Portland,
9~On completion lin 1S72)of so miles of Railroad
n. >, there will be an unbroken line OF Railway
from Halifax to all the chief cities OF the United
Stafes and as two or three days travel can
pc avoided, and about SO hours time saved from
New York, in going to or coming nom Europe, by
ran to or from Halifax,-a large business in pas
sengers mails AMI freight will hereby be aaded To
the trafhc over the Z. q N. A. Railway. = - =
July13-sneOd2m TITO
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M A II = 1 Il ID I.
ID 4 e ID L.

In this eitv, July 90 Julia, daughter of the late
Rev. Gardiner ellogg.
In this city, July n, Miss Sarah r. j. Conner,
aged 81 years.
Funeral on Sunday afternoon at No. II Danfortb
street.
In Thomaston. July 20. suddenly, George Hart Nc
Intyre aged years months.
Funeral services at Al o'clock, at the residence OF
II. M. Hart, 1874 Spring street.
In Norwav, July to after distressing sickness OF
four days, Moses g. Bur0ham, aged So years and 10
months.-eldest son OF Sumner and Cbrstiana Burn
ham.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Home Securities
~
EUROPEAN AND
NORTH AMERICAN ..
,...,.. ara RAILWAY co.

THE e. & N. A. RAILWAY Is completed from
i Bangor, Maine, to St John. New Brunswick, a
distance OF 2c2 miles, the exception of IS
mill between Winn, Me-, and the boundary line Of
the State at VancebHro On this portion the track
is now heius lad, both from Winn eastward and
from Vanceboro scestDard and the work will be
completed and trains running from Bangor to St.
John in September next.
Tbs road will then be ..tr g.. -..a-ss
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floats triumphant all the deleterious trash with
which the market was lately flooded. Lead enough
to make bullets for army lies on the shelves of
dealers who have specialized in some OF the metallic
hair coloring preparations. Well they sheuld have
confined their purchases to Christadoros safe and
perfect preparation. So much for trimming after
strange gods." In the meantime, this famous dive
has received a tremendous impetus in the market
and can fcarcdly be Manufactured fast enough to
meet the enormous demand.
CRISTADORU'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE.
is the best dressing that can be used after dying
juy22 cod I'm w3O 80 SN stLi r
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN srkAmER'
MARIN e NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

........rf.-s Friday July ~.
ARRIVED. Ia @NA
Steamer Linda, Sus, Yarmouth, Ms, with pas
sengers and mdse to John P0r eous.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston Tor East.
port and 1T John, NIB. i4
. steamer McCulloch, Henriques, from cruise,
Brig Martha Berry, hase Boston r
Sch e L Treteiben, Clhrk, New York-SlA BUSH
ella salt to e q Willard. I.i ,1t l- To
Sch Geo Hotchkiss. Babcock, Newburyport. 7
Sch Linda. Smith. Rockland. t' 2" d
Sch Oregon. Dunton Boothbay. H..'- /
Sch Grace Webster, Hume Gardiner for -.
Ia,..Hrf 5irrsF "a. CLEARED.
Brig Mary Q Mariner, DurgiD, Gardiner, TO load
for Philadelphia-C H Chase & Co.
Sch Flyaway, Kelley, Fall River-James q Will
liams -"
Sch Telegraph, Woodland, Ellsworth, - Eastern
Packet Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
18th Maine. Attention

A meeting the II h Maine Regiment Association
Is called tor Monday Evening. Ju 24.h at the Hal
OF the Army and Navy Union, at 8 o'clock. A full
and punctua attendance OF members is exne1tS'
Psy ATlfzc T-- - = ? =. Secratsrv
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Graphite .Acle Grease.
saves your Wagon, Horse, Temper, Tim
and Money.
Never Gums, Hsrdens, or Runs Off!
" outlasts airy other lubricant three to five times
u. Il. BAILEY, Agent for Maine.
4S Exchange Street.
Dealer in Guns, Fishing aud Sporting Goods,
May "a sn-HT&S = = !"
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r. e M O " A. L .

h"e Tor the first c'sIlecsion district has been
removed from N o. 50 4 xchanRe street, 10
front rooms ON .ecoua floor Of the new
Custom Home ~. .sreet. jun22sntf
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For sale

GECOND-H AND ENG INE AND BOILEK, En-
- CINE five horse power upright tubular boiler
Apply to the First National Bank, Bddeiord' Me-
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FOR N.ALEI

k2 A Square Grand sseinway Pi.
HWano, i-3 Ociaves. Agraffs arrangement
H. 0&c, nearly new original cost $3.50 70 be-
sold at about two thirds OF first cost Apply at
no. 81 DEERING STREET.
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Confessions of AM Invalid.

Confessions of an Invalid.
Published as warning and for the benefit
young men and others, who suffer from Nervous
ness, General Debility, &C., supplying THE MEANS
OF sELF-CURE. .
Written by one who cured himself, and sent free
on receiving postpaid directed envelope. ia+.'
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, BROOKLYN
New York .a.i n snwem.irn1s =
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IRON OUR CORRESPONDENT
LUBEC, July I5-Ar, scNs Mary E Staples, Dins
more. Portland; Gazele. Gardiner do Venus. Cog
gins, Pembroke Python, Hale, Calais for New Work
Hiram, from do fol- Baston Henry B. Wooster, fish
ing 200 otis fish Mehose. Coggins, do 800 do; Pow
lowna. Webbsr, do $50 do
Juy ia-Ar, sen onward; from Eden ior Ca,ais.
Python, tor New York. @r 81 /
LAUNCH-A schr OF 200 tons, built by Merrill &
Co at Saco Is to be launched at high water to-day
She is owned by Deering. Oliver Dyer, Durgin
and Can't Nathl Emery. 49,
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Change of Time on the Deering
Line Horse Cars

ON and after Monday, July 24th tbs car that has
" been leaving Morrils Corner at 1925 will leave
at 1245. Car that let Portnd II 70 will leave 49,
The los from Portland will be discon TIM 3D.
The car leaving Port and ~ As will connect with the
Maine Central Raj read al Wood ora's Corner Tor ali
stations on that road and connecting roads.
jy22d2t g. W. RI. KER, superintendent.
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Crook and COlIyer.

Per Order Rep. Co. Committee. -
JOHN G. COBB, Chairman
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FROM MERCHANTs' EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York goth schs Maracaibo, Henley, and
Casco Lodge. Pierce, Portlaids q -
Ar at do 2Otb, brig Clara N Goodrich, from Turks
Islands.
Cid at Philadelphia goth, brig Allen, CLARK,
Portland ID
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DICKED up In Portland, Harbor, one SQUARE
sterned boat about IA feet long. Painted black
outside, iead color inside. The owner have the
same by calling on A. g. Crosby, Portland Pier,
and paying charges. jy22sst
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Name Central Il. Il.

On and after June 10th, Freight will be received at
the Kennebec Depot for Bangor and all tations on
this line, up to six o'clock P. M. u
ID L. L. LINCOLN, Asst Supt.
Inn IL
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April %. lat 20 rs 8, Ion g. ship Europa, finn Caao
for Gibraltar.
July Z, lat IS O5, Ion 10 OF, brig M Miller, from
Liverpool for Philadelphia. z lf;lrIH III
July ls. lat As, Ion 81, barque Welkn from Rotter-
dam for New York, 80 days out.
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r IN GENERAL.
The Kenpebec journal learns that snper;n-
tendant johnson has been invited to take the
principalship of Rhode Island Normal School,
at salary of $4,000. ll'i77''
Patents have been issued this week to Oliver
Hix of Rockland, for windlass; Hiram B. Sevey
VI Vienna, for machine for cutting; punching
and upsetting tires; VIM. e. Shaw Of Portland
for wood pavement ifI3 a > - I1--9'