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The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
DOMESTIC Ports.

NEW ORLEANS-Ar sth, barque Lincoln, Hutch
ins Philadelphia, to load for new York.
PENSACOLA-Ar I'd inst, sch Petrol, Curtis, rom
Galveston.
JACKSONvILLE-Ar 4th, sch James A Crooker.
Currier. Boston. r.
DARJEN-In port 4th barque John Harris "a
wis., for United Kingdom, Idg; brig Glendale, VEIN
tyre for Boston. ldg; schs Lamolne hIns, ior MO
JaneIro: M C Moseley. Hanes, tor New YORK.
RICHMOND-Ar It'll, sch Louisa crockett, ran
ders, Windsor. Ms. - ,,.,.. p.,,a
EoRTRESS MONROE-Passed in 9Th INST, sch La
mniUa from spanish Main for Baltimore.
"'XIEXANDRlA-Ar It'll, sch Carrie Melvin. Watts,
DYBALrIMoRE-Ar It'll, sch Josiah Whtehouse,
Ar stb. sch Adde Ryersop Hougbton. Windsor;
CID sth briggs Concord, Kelley, West Indies land
..iIedl: Navasota, Bunker, Boston; II IL McGilyery,
Stnbbs Boston thav ng Iepaired.)
Observation-Disclosures h schs X l. Tay Brown,
Calais: Fri. Stewart, Portsmouth; J. & M Knowles,
C,emente Salem; Martha INNS, Wiley. Lynn.
A r 9th. brig Mary Dana. ONeil. Bo' ton.
Cid sth. schs Nellie Doe Richardson, New Bedford :
Fri Stewart, Roekport; Martha lines, Wiley, LINN
Grace Cushing Pinkham, Augusta.
NEW YORK-Ar 9th, ship Missouri Bradbnrp
Glasgow; barque Czaripa, Nichols, Boston.
CID 9th, ship Witch OF the Wave, Batchelder San
Francisco; brig Myronus, higgins, Beyrout: scbs
Harry Lee Mayo. Indianola; Ella Blown. Rob,nson
and Ospray, Crowley, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

DIVORCE EXRAORDINARY.-The New Yorl
Sun says: "Au extraordinary divorce case i.
coming up in the Supreme Court. The plain
tiff is highly accomplished French woman
who married the proprietor of one of the larg
est and most popular hotels in this city. AT
ter ten years of welded life her husband sold
the hotel for 500 00O and also some real estate
10 worth street, but on obtaining the money
ne refused TO i've with her. Finding all en-
treaty useless, the wife went to the home ~
her parents in France, and was about to re-
turn, when her husband seht her several let
tiers requesting her Dot to come, as be would
not support her. Before his departure he pre- :.
vailed on her to give him power of attorney
to sell the property, and her counsel is about
TO apply TO the Court to revoke that instru-
ment. The husband complains that lis wife
lis too old for him." although they are of the
same age''
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state ~ eWs.
HANCOCK COUNTY.

RANCOCk COUNTY.
Hopkins & McDonaid's steam and grst mill
at Ellis worth, was destroyed by fire Thursday
afternoon; loss about $4,000, no insurance.
Some of the machinery was saved.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Two hundred and fifty swine were recently
counted in the pens at the National Military
Asylum at Togus.
The Watervile Classical Institute opened
with 174 scholars on Wednesday last, the larg-
est number, says Mr.. Hanson, that was ever
present al the first of the term. A large m
Der are to enter College the coming year from
the Classical Department..
A meeting of the Trustees and Alumni of
Oak Grove Seminary was held Saturday. The
following board of Trustees was elected: Eben
Frye, VassaiborO; Levi Winthrop; Chas. M.
Bailey, Winthrop; William Taber, Unity; and
Charles B. Gates, NJ. D, East Vassalboro
Something over So, 900 was spent during the
past year in making improvements in the
buildings.
KNOX COUNTY.
George McDousal, convict, died in the
State Prison on Friday LIST inst. He formerly
resided in StetsOn and was sentenced in Feb.
1869. to nine years. imprisonmt for horse
stealing.
PENoBSCoT COUNTY.
Hay is selling IN B angor at 1924 to $28, and
some loads of the best quality at $50 per ton
Oats 30 aud 55 cents per bushel. Potatoes 40
and 30 Cents per bushel. Eggs Is and 10 cent?
per dpzen.
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matne Endorses Grant.

The Democracy have claimed that Repub-
,;c,n victory on Monday must be construed as
an endorsement of Gen. Grants admnistra-
ton. They have based their claims to sup
mort chiefly on the ground that the general
Government is extrayagant and corrupt. The
Republicans have willingly joined issue ON
this point, strenuously contending that the
administration is in the main, that is so far as
Us general policy and its paincipal officers are
concerned, not only not corrupt and extrava-
CANT, but honest and prudent in an extraordi-
nary degree. They have contended that
Grants administration has been finally such a
magnificent success As TO merit an especially
prompt and hearty acknowledgement from
the people on that very account. While con-
Tossing with regret, shame, and the sins OF a
limited number of small peculators among
the tens of thousands of federal office-hold-
ers, they proudly point to the manner IN
which the revenue has been collected and dis.
bursed, the public debt reduced, while take:
were being rapidly removed, as the most re-
markable financial achievements in the his
tory of the world.
Republicans, therefore, have been very viii
ing to let the result of the election be regard
ed as an endorsement or rebuke for the ad
minjstration.
| And now let there be no denial of the sic
nificance of our majority at the polls yestel
day. Let it be proclaimed everywhere tina
Maine tolloaoS California in endorsing til
administration of U. S. Graut. Let it b
everywhere undertook that as the latter prom
ises the Pacific coast, so the latter promise
New England to Grant in 1872
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Base Rail.

BRUNSWICK, sept. 11th, 1871.
DEAR SIR,-A very exciting game of Base
Ball took place here on Saturday afternoon
between the Electrics and Sunrise club. of
this place, which resulted in a tie IS to 18, the
Eectrics refusing to play on. The Electrics
have been unfortunate, having lost five games,
drawn one, and won one. The Sunrise clubs
which is composed by lads whose average
weight is 112 lbs, and under II years, have
won Is games, drawn 1, lost none; record
which caunot be beat by any club 10 the States
they making 565 runs to their opponent 222,
averaging "a to their opponents a.
Yours, W. c. DOLE, jr.,
President Sunrise Club.
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ne oo,acn age thinks the next Vice Presi-
dent ought to be clad in the DIVIDE comlinesa
of black skin." That may suit the tasta %
the editor of the Golden Age, SAYS the No ~
York Commercial, but we are free to saw n ~.
with such a limited wardrobe no man conId
ever hope TO be the presiding officer of the
United States Senate.
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For one born with divine right to rule,
King Amadeus ofSpain shows unusual sagaci-
w. lie has been making an extension tour
through his provinces and has met and listen
" LIS SUBJECTS, promising the speedy re-
ior%'. IL Is strange that some lordy Casti
dogger. aim WIN
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

Gotham bellies are made perfectly happy by
earrings consisting of wide hoop of burnish-
ea gold enclosing the head of cumming bird
WIN diamond eyes. Thereby they show the
TASTE OF Digger Indian Squaw.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

Barque Triumph, Cheney, at New York from Ma
tanzas reports heavy easteriy gales up Hatteras
lost and split sails carried away foretopsail ward
stove nulwaIks and water casss. sc; was eight DAYS
North OF Hatteras with strong N K winds
Brig Persis Hinckley, Foster, from New York 10,
Santa Martha, put into Boston 1th inst With loss Of
toremast and head OF mainmast. and top works dam
aged having experienced heavy gale I'd inst in LAT
80, Ion So.
Liverpool, Aug 27-Ship John Baker, Spear, FIN
st John. NIB, has been ashore in Chrosby ,bannel,
and was towed INTO port by three tugs. She is said
to be making water
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or as aus rus Is described by recent lady visit
~ norld' lovial old gentleman. with a raer-
~ Twinkle IN his eye, aud trimming along brisk.
~ enough under the weight of his 20 vsar.
and looking like anything but a mini a"n
tive" Pihang cap
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e NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND
Monday, Sept. II.


ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Sch Naiad. tBrl Grove. Londonderry, NS-27 tons
pig iron. to Portland Coz IS tons izng glass knight
& Whidden.
Sch L A johnson, Mailman, Philadelphis,-s2
tous coal to Jack on 4 Eaton
e q Willard '''
Sch Geo Brooks. Humphrey, Boston,-3s6O bags
sugar, to Q Hersey.
Sch John Collins, Wall, Boston.
Sch Valparaiso. Somes, Boston.
Sch Belle, Brown. Orland.
Sch Sarah Jane. Smalage, Mt Desert.
Sch Emeline, Roberts, Wiscasset.
Sch G Noyes, Bradley, shore. go bbls mackerel.
Sch Cynosure. Pinkhan. shore. $50 bbls mackerel.
Sch w Reed, Stinsou, shore, $50 bbls mackerel.
CLEARED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York - henry
Fox.
Barque Rachel, Branscom, Pictou, NS-ueorge
Hunt.
Brig Ysidora Rionda, Plummer, Sagua Via Machias
Geo S Hunt.
Sch George Deering, Willard, Philadelphia G
W Hard,
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THE ONLY RAILWAY

CONNECTING THE UNITED STATES
AND THE BRITISH PROVINCES New
Brunswick and Nova ocotial. The popu atop or the
maritime Provinces is about ONE MFLLION
and all the land avel. freight, mails &c betweeH
them and the Uni ed States, will pass over this Trunk
line. which is WaTA"Ur eb PETlFIsN
Aithongn not yet completed, the business of the
ROAD is already far greater than it's most sarpuine
Ifienos predicted and is continually increasing
The net earnings from Local Business aIoue
the interest Oh two and one quarter millions ot dol
iars ana will be largely Increasing after sept mex
by the bu' mess 70 and from the Provinces
10 complete this road, and to equip it as fully as is
present large business ard the imIned ale increas.
consequent upon its completion. requires the Com
nanv mas issued its Bonds 10 the amount of Two
Millions OF Dollars, secured bya
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

FROM the cotton States we have doldful
accounts of the ravagas of the army worm.
But in New York the ravages of the ring
worm creates the greatest alarm.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
PROPOSALS

"a ILL be received at this office until o'clock p
W M, on Tuesday the lotb day OF Octob, r. 1871,
for ding Dyke at the head of snceys hsrnor,
uelr Abel Hill, IN Provinc Town, Mass. the work 20
be completed before the 31st Of Decem Der next
For plans and eccatiOns OF the work 10 be dor e.
please apply at this off e.
TIE unders gned reserves the right 10 reject all
bids which In us opinion are not reason BILE n so
the bid OF any pc son who Will not, in ms telief
aithtuily and promptly perform the contract
Payment will be made on the completion of the
work.
Persons desiring { make proposals are requested
70 esil on the Undersigned at hi, ofee. al No Bul-
nnch street, tor Forms OF same ami IT IN IRE definite
Information. ii u 81 ed; an on ransmiit,ng Ihsir
9ids gneh must be IN dupteate the, viii please en-
usIse thereon Proposals IOI bui ding D,k e.'
GEO. III NJ,
Lieut., Col. Of Engineers
U. s. ENGINEER OFFICE,
Boston, Mass, Sept. 9. 1871 6t-sepi2
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SW AN Il BARRETT
Bankers and Brokers,


eI-On completion lin 1S72)ot go miles Of Redwood
now building. between st John, N b, and HaItax.
N 5, there VIII be an unbroken line OF RaIlway,
from Halifax 10 all the chief cities of fhe In;aa
States apd as two or three days OF ocean iravoi @
be avoided, and about &c hours time save5 f o,
New ork, in going to coming 1Iom Enr, nun III
rail to or from Halifax large bn.inass ~, oy
sengers. mails ami freight viii Hereby be aaaed 70
the traffic over the E. d n. a. Railway. ''' "
July13-speod2m
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MINISTER WAsHBURNE.-An excban


says:
Speaking of Minister Washburne, gentle
man who processes to know what he is writ
ing about says that from the time OF General
Grants nomination Mr.. w. had an under
standing that be was to be minister to France
Tor, as soon as General G. was elected. Mr..
W. began the study of the French language.
teacher was constantly in the house, and
not only did he become clever French schol-
ar, but his family acquired the language also.
He also paid frequent visits to Mr.. Sumner,
who aided him in his studies"
Mr.. Washburne commenced the study of
the French language more than twenty years
ago, and was greatly assisted in his efforts to
speak it correctly. by his wife, a lacy of
French extraction from one of the old fam
lilies of st. Louis, and who spoke the Ian
guag easily and fluently.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

OK starting yesterday for that saline stream
whose bitter waters have so many times been
applied 10 relieve the smart of poltiual de
feat, the Democracy formed in front of the
glass-partitioned Office of C. P. Kimbal, "man-
ufacturer of fine sleighs and carriages"
The possession was led by the Peabody funer-
al car (built by c. P. KimoalI) and was made
up entirely ofjump-seat carriages (manufac-
tured by c. p. Kimball) The most auspicu.
GUS figure in the. solemn spectacle was "a la
boring man and mechanic" in condition of
extreme exhaustion caused by days and
nights of unyemitting toll. This was C. p,
Kimball carriage manufacturer, Congress
street, under Preb,e House.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
Political Notes,

The political campaign in New Jersy prom
ises to be one of unprecedented activity. The
Republicans have entered upon the campaign
with enthusiasm and unanimty which augur
well for their success. Gen. Fitzpatrick, de-
feuded in the contest for the nomination for
Governor, warmly espouses the cause of his
successful rival, and other leading Republic
can speakers are preparing to do good service
at the hastings. The Democratic guberna-
torial nomination will be made next week,
after which the excitement will be at fever
heat until the day of election.
Senator Cameron thinks the Republican
chances for carrying Pennsylvania are good.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12


some Pittsburgh roughs undertook 10 hold
an autopsy on police lieutenant with
outeher-knife and chopped him in six places.
He may die.
A small but social aud lively bear joined
party OF ladies at lunch near the White Noun
tains. They gave him the whole place and all
the edibles.
TIltou doesn't like Mrs. Stoves " Pink and
White Tyranny" and calls il "prudish." 1t
is rather against unbridled lust and free di-
voroe-the sumnum bouum of T. T.
Wilmington lady has bequeatbed to the
Smithsonian Institute punch strainer, made
from silver dollar, earned by Ben Franklin
! when printer boy in Boston.
One of the old clergy men of Boston advised
parish committee looking about Tor a pastor
to take young man, on the ground that every
church should do its share in tanning theologica
| colts.
| ANOTHER EXCURSION PARTY.-A party O
about $50 ladies and gentlemen If Newbury
| port, left early yesterday morning by ste zane
Escort for Portland. The boat went int,
| Portsmouth and added about $50 to the com
pany, arriving about 2 o'clock. The steame
started on the homeward voyage about
O o'clock. The Haverhill Cornet Band accom-
panied the expedition.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

Ar at Pictou 9Th, brig Lie Houghton, from Port
land.
AR at st John. NIB, 10th inst, brig Clara Adams
Nc Faddel, Portland.
Ar at Baltimore 1ith brig j Brown. Porto Rico
Brig Wenonah, from Baltimore OF and tor Port
land which lost anchors. has been supplied with 9TH
ers and is ready TO proceed.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

In this city, Sept H. OF cholera infantnm. Hattie
Sarah. youngest Slaughter OF Chandler K. and Mar,
L.. Lombard, aged months % days.
lFuneral this Tuesday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock
at No: 81 Spring street. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend.
In Alfred, Sept. 8, Capt. Joseph Em erson aged sc
years.
In Harpswell. Aug 20. Mrs Elizabeth relict OF the
late Capt. Saml Orr, aged so years months.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
Portland Observatory.

NO Stranger should leave the City without visit
~ ing the Observatory on Munjoy's Hill. From
the cupola 2l7 fe above the Sea. may be seen the
entire City, the Ocean to the HORIZON. CascO Bay
with Its 1865 Islands The White Mountains 81
miles distant. and with the powerful Telescope
mounted in the cupoIa objects 80 miles Oistantin
every direction may be DISTINCTLY seen, The view
here are said to be unsurpassed for beauty and
rlety by any in the world gress street pass
very 10 minutes. SN iy22 3m
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

Ar at Liverpool 26b ult. John o BAKER Spear i'm
St John, NIB; 27th, BLANCHARD Humphrey DO
Sid 26tn, VIM Campbell, Henry, Boston; 9th,
Gen Berry. Levansal'er. NeN York.
Cid 25th Virginia Cochrane Savannah.
A. ~ Deal 9th, Aberdeen. Eaton, Phila ialphia tor
Quebec.
Bristol 2sth ult Kentuckian, Sawyer from
st John NIB.
Of Portland 18th, North S'sr, Owen, in Crons adj
or Bristol.
New York.
ar at Newport 2+th, Nunquam Dormio Cousins,
iavre.
BordssuI-In the river 25th ult Addie McAdam,
Partridge from T,ieste.
ar at Antwerp 23th ult, st Joseph, Edwards. from
Philadelphia.
Ar at Hamburg 2sth ult, Scotia, Drrmmond, frOr
Guam tpe.
Sid e7tb. IsoIing L0ring. Philadelphia
Sid ton Denia 23l ult, Clara Jenkins Coomb3 Tor
Boston
AR at Lisbon 9th ult, fremont, Giles, New Yerk;
shannon, Kay, do.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
sT5THKS

SMITH Il NELSON'S REVOLvERs.
NELSON'S POCKET TARGET RIFLE.
POWDkR, SHOT AND CARTRIDGES,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE SHOT GUNS,
EIsHING TACKLE, AND SPORTING,
GOODS,
GRAPHITE AXLE GREASE
SIGN OF THE "GOEDEN RIFLE,v
g. l.. BAILEY, ~ EXCHANGE ST.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

PERcTE! abandon political associations
With those shabby fellows! You have fought
this campaign single-handed, and it has been
as much as these muddy-mettled knaves could
do to print your articles. If you had got
them victory, what would it profit you ?
Would they have generosity surrendered
preudlces'against your sex aud offered YOU a
share OF the spoils won by your own right
arm? Would they have ceased to sheer at
"strong-minJed women?" Would thew con
fess that women have brains enough to share
their political responsibilities? Certainly not.
On the contrary, they would prate 10 you of
your Sphere" They would tell you, though
you have done more than all the rest of the
"Old Guard that your true destiny is to
make bread and wash children's faces through
all your years. They would make you the
subject OF the same low jests that have al
ready seen service against Anna Dickinson
Mrs. Stowe and Lucy Stone. Come over to
us, Percie, and we will appreciate you and
by and bye make you Governor, maybe.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
For Sale

SECONDHAND ENGINE AND Roller En-
~ glne hVe horse power, upright tubular boiler
IN complete running order, in use but short time.
Apply to the First National Bank, Biddeiord, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
DR.. Charles Hutchinson,

oneoed in an pofice Of ~ practice at Gray, has
Calls out OF town promptly attended. augs1sn1m
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

- o II Il Q Il {!
HE Cigar store that was advertised for sale at 900
i Congress street, has removed back to the old
stand on Exchange street., where will still manu-
Iacture the choicest brands of cigars / will invite
all my customers and friends in general to call and
examine my goods and get posted on the prices, /
have all brands of Imported Cigars and fine brandS
of Smoking Tobacco. ~
want two first class Cigar Makers--po moor ones
wanted. E. PONCE, No. so Exchange ST..
Wifi
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
SPOK EN.

Aug o. lat 4S rs. Ion u 80, ship Alice NJ Mlnott,
from Cardiff tor New York.
2s, OFF Isle OF Wignt ship Grace Sargent, from
Shields ter Mo.
Sept 5. let IS 90 lon 81 A. ship Great Western, i'm
Liverpool for New York.
pit q. m lat, &c, brig Gipsey Queen, from MAYA
gueZ ior Northern port.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

Ar 9th b1rques Triumph, Cheney, I'm Matanzas;
Czalin1 Nichols, Boston brigs Scotland Cook from
Sayua: Carrie ickerIng, ToTrey Pensacola 10 IA.
scbs Lilly, Hughes. Charleston. q II Eaton SHACK.
iord. Georgetown, DC SAMMY Eealing Ksne, Il ch-
mond, Va, Jessie Butler CALAIS; An Gag Nc
Farland. do; Ruth Tbemas, Do sc. Bangor; Addie
l. Perkins, Thomson. do: Able Ingalls, INGALLS,.
st John, NIB. AIquizar Thompson I'm Ninalhaven;
Or, zinbo, circuit, and Starlight B'alebord, Calais;
Passed rbl ough Hell Gate 9Th inst. srhs Gates,
johnson. Rondout Tor Roston; $ Barnes. Coleman,
Tor Boston,
{, passe 90 9th. brig Fannie Butler sh rmar, from
Ropoan 10, LOT PoTtlsnd Tangier Port Johnson tor
Eroca r,sihtaser I'm New York for Newburyport;
Trace t,n Alley, Elizabethpori Tor Boston, j GoUl-
santa VT iers fr do; >sdona, llollrork do ioT do;
S Sah.a Msta: d for Proyi ence: NAV Mun,oe do
10 ta, ''"'o ID ~ er, dp tor Gardiner W II Rowe,
do for do ''' wi DO Tor do; Oregon Piukham,
G, -" ~, sMA,VEN-Ar sih, sch Medora Bennett fm
viz hAM1SGRETsAr sh scs vema, Look, Calais;
pt,,sGabi 7'h, sch Casco Lodge, Pierce,
ar 9Th, scbs Greenland, Parker. and Geo o,oo,
Moon, CALAIS Willie Perry Cleaveard. Eockiand.
Cha, ter oak Poole Per land: Sea Queen, Moore,
Calais; Mary Means, Parker, do; Thomas Hix Hall
R0ckand.
Ar 10Th, scbs Wreath, Bunker, Calais; VIDE,
Norton. SacO Willie Petry, Cleveland Rocsland
Sid scbs Julia Perry. Ganges, Treworgy; Lizzie
RAYMOND, Lord. New York o. home ports
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 9Th, scbs NIcanOr, Hanna,
Bangor; + Ne SOD, Holbrook, Calais
bOSION-Ar 9th schs ID Marston. Jameson.
Philadelphia Castillian, Remick, Ellsworth, Benz
Fianklin, Varnum, Bangor.
r 1lth brig r. rsis Hincklev, Foster, from York
f'r Santa Martbs, in distress; scbs j Roof, son,
Harding, New York John. Kel y. Calais: LIMA,
Smith, Eastport Chris iana. Candage. Bluehll !;
Virginia. Strut, Milltr dye; Flying SCud Barb ur,
and Pierce. Varnum. Bangor; Lucy Nancy. Whit
comb, Bangor; Emp. ror, Harris. and Mystic " e,
Dunton Boothba' Nav Flower, Brown, Steuben !
e Cutting. Weeks, Bath
Ar 18th, barque keys one Berry, CadiZ; brig A
DsveTeux, Haskell. Ge rgetOwn schs George Sta
pies, Dinsmore, philadelphia: Addie Murche, Gibbs
and Franconia, Smith do; Pearl, smith. Port ,Iohu-
son; Arctic Hall, New York; Day Sp.ing, Lord, I'm
Bangor
cid nth. baraue Estela, Lorins Philadelphia; sch
David Ames, Ames. Richmond.
| SALEM-Ar 9Th, sen WoOdcock, Foss Sullivan
l Emu ma johnson. Ira k. Bangor.
Sid 9Th, brio Eva johnson, Tor Phll1elpha
L NEWBURYPORT-Sld 9Th, schs Dam Williams,
Mills, aud RAINBOW, Green, I'm Bangor; sch George,
| Tate, Rockland.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
EUROPEAN AND
NORTH AMERICAN
RAILWAY co.

VIE =. d n. A. RAILWAY is completed from
l. Bangor, Maine, TO st. John. New Brunswick. a
distance OF 2f2 mes,-vith the exception of IS
mil between VIM, Me-. and he boundary line OF
the State at VancebHro' Or this portion the track
is now being la d, both from Winn eastward and
from Vauceboro' 'Cesttcdrd and the work will be
completed and trans running from Bangor to St.
John in September next.
THIS road will then ha
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN sTEAmEs.

Miniature Almanac. -. September 12
sun rises ............5.36 Moon rises..... 255 AN
sun Sets ............ GIG High water.... $50 AN