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JUBILEE FNANCEs.-The balancing of ac-
counts by the Jubilee Committee reveals the
unwelcome fact that there is deficit of $780,
600, which will have to be made up from the
guarantee fund, unless some method of swelling
up the receipts is hit upon. The building and
fixtures still remain, but even these will hardly
make up the loss. Mr. Gilmore, who has
worked night and day for some months in
bringing his great conception into shape finds
no return for his exhaustive labors, and tile pro-
ceeds of his benefit were generously donated by
him to the Association. The Executive Com
mttee would doubtless find, if they chose to ex-
pertinent, that the sentiment of the business
community of Boston is heartily favorable to
any scheme which can be devised for making
up the loss which Mr.. Gilmore sustained in his
enterprise, and the public-spirited citizens of
Boston only await their suggestion to do their
as he certainly deserves to be.-Boston Post
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-09

4NCWo anu UthOA AoCAHo'
Strauss is forty-seven years of age and worth
nearly million dollars.
The whole number of cases of smallpox re-
ported in Washington for June was 105, and 10
deaths.
1t is said that Horace Greeley, in conversa-
ton with friend recently, remarked "that he
was much surprised to think the detection in
the Republican ranks was no greater than it
appears to be at the present time" Like the
man who fell off the top of the stage coach, if
Horace had only known the stage hadn't tipped
over, he'd never got off.
The Charlotte Dispatch says there are thou
sands and tens of thousands of bushels of black
berries going to waste in North Carolina and
with the exception of a few counties, no atten-
ton is paid to what might be most profitable
business
DIR. Dessewell well known st. Louis ply
sician, during fit of insanity, on Friday aim
knife, but missed He then tried to cut his own
throat, but failing, plunged the blade to the hit
in his abdomen, inflicting mortal wound.
Judge McCunn as a boy served several years
as a sailor, learned the cabinet trade, studied
law, was admitted to the bar when 81, Joined
Tammany, became Judge, made two or three
million dollars and died at the age of AZ.
A wretch has been arrested in Minnesota
who has made a regular practice of burning
railroad bridges and throwing trains from the
track. He was captured by detective, who
managed to get into his confidence and was in
vited to join in some of his excursions.
A party of Boston Spectators are said to be
in San Francisco in destitute circumstances,
having been decoyed to Oregon by will-o-the-
wisp in the shape of deserted gold mine.
Douglass, the negro, who committed an out
rage on Miss La Pierre, was caught at New
London on Friday. and carried to the watch
house. DIR. Julian La Pierre gained admission
to the door of the prisoners cell and shot him
twice, but not fatally. The doctor was arrested
and held to bail in $4,000. -
The sales of the land department of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company for the month of
S10361O62, at an average of $3.50 per acre.
The total sales from July %, 1869, to the pres
emit date are 81, 1859 76-1OO acres, amounting to
s., 1895, 410.55, at an average of $4.20 per acre.
A young merchant who is trying to struggle
along in falsely economical way, TOOK class
in Sunday School recently During the pro-
gress of the lesson he asked, "Wfat is soli-
tude?" and was visibly disturbed when mis-
cradle boy answered-"The store that don't ad-
vertisep' 1t is the Danbury News that tells
on him -
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
The Annual Excursion

or the Plymouth Church Sabbath School will take
place onIhurs lay next-Proyidenee permitting7and
they cordially invite the members Of the Society To
accompany them. tits proposed TO make trip To
one oil the hne Beaches near the Atlantic House, by
means OF carriages, which will start from the Church
at u o'clock precisely. One carriage will leave the
City Building at IT o'clock. Parties viii carry th9ir
own refreshments Ice Water will be furnished and
Refreshments viii probably be for sale the
grounds. Various amusements will be provided.
Tickets 50 cents for children under r. and 20 cents
Spring Street, o. NJ. & L. p. Brooks Congress ST.
and HOyt, Fogg and Breeds Middle st. As the Com
mittee require day at least after all tickets have
been sold to for ample and suitable accOmo-
dation of all who desire to 90, therefore tickets
will be sold after Tuesday. The Committee regret
that they cannot extend the usual inyitatatiOn TO
members Of other societies, but they find it impossi
BILE to provide for any beside those OF their
gregation, therefore tickets will be sold only TO MEM
beers OF the Plymouth Society and School.
Jy9dlt Per Order Of Com.
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YAcHTING.-The aquatic Monthly says The
New York Yacht Club will start from Glen
Cove ON their annual cruise extending it as far
this year as Portland. Through the exertions
of Mr. Carter, formerly resident of Portland
and now a prominent member of the New
York Club, arrangements have been made by
which there will be grand regatta in Casco
Bay The first prize will be one of $500 for
schooners. the for handsome purse for sloops
The New Workers will remain two days and
also make an excursion by special train to the
White Mountains. 1T is expected that the
New York Club will enter some forty yachts in
the regatta, the Eastern Yacht Club about
twenty, and the Boston, Bunker Hill Dorches-
ter, Portland and others enough more to make
about hundred sail
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A SOUTHERN paper, which hoists the Cincin-
natl ticket, prints the following for its own
platform:
White supremacy and reputation!
The Constitution of 1860 and the rights of
States!
This is a white mans government, made by
white men, for white men, and their posterity
foreveri -.-'-
Down with the Fifteenth Amendment!
Total reputation of the monstrous Yankee
war debt-that accursed unconstitutional bur-
deni accumulated by an unconstitutional mob,
styling itself Congress, in the prosecution of
an unconstitutional crusade, for the accom-
plishment of an unconstitutional and horrid
purpose!
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'sTHE essential articles of the Democratic
creed [are ''love rum and hate niggers."
The less one learns and knows the more GER
tain is he to vote the regular ticket from to
lizard" a.....-- Horace Greeley.
There has been a slight addition to this
Democratic creed' lately. 1t now reads !:
Glove rum, hate niggers and vote for Gree
L.,
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In this city, July s, Passed Asst. Paymaster Henry
Gerrard, u 5. N. New York and Norfolk papers
please cOpy.l
In West Falmouth, July 6, Mrs. Clymena B., wife
Oh granville X. Leighton aged AZ years months.
CT years months.
In Bath. July 8, Mrs. Susan L., wife of Thomas
Wilcox, aged IS years.
In St. Paul. Mimi, July Z. Mrs. Mary Abby, wife of
Hon Samuel Mayall, and youngest daughter of the
late Capt. Daniel Hall, of Gray
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A GREAT many heretofore homogeneous
elements are said to be at work in'the Baltl-
more Convention for Mr.. Greeley. jeff. Da-
Wis, who does not forget the kindness of Mr..
Greeley in the past, is now said to be in Bal
timore pleading with the Southern delegates
who are not disposed to swallow Mr.. Greeley
to secure his nomination. Alec Mcclure is
at work attempting to soften the impractical
BILE Pennsylvania delegates.
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'sEvery one who chooses to live by pugil-
lism or gambling or harlotry, with nearly
every keeper of tippling house, is politically
a Democrat. Horace Greeley.
As no stream can rise higher than its
source, so no man elected to Office can be bet
ter than his constituents. -
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GA purely selfish interest attaches the lewd
ruffianly, criminal, and dangerous classes to
the Democratic party.'' Horace Greeley.
As Horace Greeley has recently become
''attached to the Democratic party" great
many are anxious to know whether he was
impelled thereto by ga purely selfish inter-
est,' and, if so, to which of these danger
Gus classes he belongs.
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MARRIED.

In this city, July 4. by Rev. Dr. Shailer Edward D.
McLearn, of Gloucester, Mass, and Miss Mary G.
Holbrook, of Portland.
In Westbrook, July 4, by Rev. j. E. Fullerton,
Edgar A. Cobb, of Westbrook, and Miss Mary A.
Haskell, of Nottingham.
In Bath, June 80, Albert Haggett and Miss Nellie
Avery.
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THE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1872.

HGeneraI Grant never has been beaten,
mud he never will be.''-Horace Greeley.
ssGrant and his policy deserve the very
highest credit.'-Hordce Greeley.
ssThe people of the United states know
General Grant-have known all "Do"'
him since DOneison and Vicksburg; tney
do not know his slanderers, ana Ho o
care 10 know them. e-Hordce greeley
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Some idea may be had as to the amount of
freight carried over the p & o. r.. r. from the
fact that there has been received at Fryeburg
Station during the past year, 5,O7S,O2O pounds
o. me. ciandise. Over 10000 bH shells of corn and
5000 barrelsof flour have been discharged at this
point. About 100000 pounds of freight has
been shipped from this station which will more
than be doubled during the present year.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN sTEApIERs
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Monday, July 8.
>, Sch M Folsom, Rose, Port Royal, SC-lumber to
Richardson g. Cross.
Sch II Gould, Baker, Georgetown, DC-coal to
ii l. Paine. ~ "
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Perkins, Boston.
Sch L w Pierce. HILL Boston.
Sch Eaton, Pool, Boston, to load for New York
~ Sch Smith, Upton, Rockport, Mass to load for
Sch Commerce. Rowe, Rockport-dry fish to Dana
& Co. ~
Sch L Snow. Griffin, Rockport.
Sch Vesta Tracy, Chatham, Mass.
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockland-lime to C A r.
Morse & Co.
Sch Brutus, Decrow, Bangor for Boston,
Sch Eclipse, Robbins, Bangor for Weymouth.
CLEARED.
Steamer Dirigo, Johnson New York-Henry Fox
Sch Margaret Lyons, Stevens, Philadelpha-J
Nickerson.
Sch T j Beckett, Grant, Boston.
Sch Annie Murchic, Merrill, Calais, to load for New
York; Nickerson.
lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Philadelphia 18th inst, brig Eudorus, from
Portland.
CID 9Th, brgs Eta NJ Tucker, Tucker Cronstadt:
San Carlos Parker Portland; schs Margie McFad,
den, and j III Hancock. Crowell, Portland; Mary
Louise, Simpson, Gardiner.
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Who ARE AT BALTIMoRE.-"Perley" says of
those now at Baltimore:
The very Baltimoreans, who were so angry
because of these and other hard words uttered
by Mr.. Greeley during the war; now COO loving
ly over him, as "the man to beat Grant" The
representatives of the New York Tammany
Ring already here, with well spread tables in
their rooms and huge diamond breastpins flash
ing before them like the headlights of locnmo-
tives, Ego for Old Man Greeley, We know, be-
coos he's de man to beat Grant" The Yankee
copperheads, who have crawled forth from the
holes where they lay hid during the war; are
jubilant over the restoration of the Democracy,
with only enough members in their States to
fill the Offices, and they want Greeley, because
with him Grant can be beaten" Then, there
are the Southern politicians, sab! all gentle
men, sab! with their rusty ante-bellum dress
coats, stove-pipe hats and gold-headed canes,
sab! who want the niggers kept down in their
places, sab! who want the confederate bonds
paid, sab! who want to see the widows and Or
phans of the confederate soldiers pensioned,
sab! and who will consequently go for Greeley,
sah a bitter emetic to swallow, sab! for South
ern gentlemen don't banker after buzzard, sab!
Gliding in and out among these new friends of
the Tribune Philosopher are few disreputable,
snaky fellows, who have neither characters nor
fame, nor fortunes to lose, and who are now
working their passage" as they hope, into the
federal treasury.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-09

white woman in Bladen county, Va, while
p,oughing last week was struck by lightning
and instantly killed
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-09
A Card.

Mr. EDIToR:- ALLOW me to say, in reply to
Mr.. Adams of the argus, that am exceeding
ly sorry for having led his worthy assistant
into the scrape he refers to, and acknowledge
that whatever blame there is, ought to fall on
my shoulders, and not on his.
But, after all, what the plague have the Ii
bel suits for twenty thousand dollars piece to
do with my change of opinion respecting the
Ogdensburg Road-to say nothing of the indict-
ment?
Our libels, if libels they were related to the
management of other roads, and to the dangers
of consolidation. JOHN NEAL.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-09
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''My Creed,' is the title of the Rev. w. Ii.
ii. Murrays new lecture for next season.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Portland COntinentaIS!
A meeting of the PORTLAND CONTINENTALS
will be held this Tuesday) evening at Republican
Headquarters, Lancaster Hall, at Il O'clock full
attendance earnestly requested uniforms will be
issued. Per order Executive Committee,
iy9sn1t
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PORTLAND
OBSERVATORY.

NO STRANGER should leave the city without
visiting the Observatory, Nunjoy's HILL From the
Cupola 227 feet above the sea, may be seen the
tire city, the ocean to the horizon, CASCO BAY with
distant. and with the powerful TELESCOPE mount
ed in the Cupoa objects 30 miles distant in every d.
rettion may be distinctly seen. The views here are
said to be unsurpassed for beauty and variety by any
in the World.
Congress Street Car passes every Is minutes.
July 4-sntf
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Er.~r r-sr.....s PUZZLES. s
In many papers you will find rl-H
A place to puzzles is assigned;
To solve them, many hours will spend,
-. Yet what they mean can't comprehend,
The simple answer when you see,
Some noted man or place may be;
But we've greater "Puzzle' STILL
We'd like to have you solve who will;
Ills how the BOYS can purchase CLoTHRs'
So very low at GEORGE FEENo's,
Coat, Pants, Vest, Hat and Shoes complete,
Corner of Beach and Washington Street,
ap13sn3m CHI wk jn29 Boston,
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Strawberry Show !

TlE Portland Horticultural Society will hold an
Exhibition CT STRAWBERRIES, at the store of
samuel Foie, ESD, Treasurer, corner Congress and
Chestnut streets, ON
suesday Evening next, JuIy 9th, at o'cl'ek.
The following Premiums are offered:
For best sic varieties, SS
For best three varieties
For best single variety, g.
All competitors admitted free OF charge.
Pea Order,
jy4dtd SB BECKETT. See,y.
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Money.
Something new and complete and used in every
family.
This entire State or County Rights for sale ..
Tocarpenters, Box Manufacturers, Tin Workers,
or any person in want Of business this offers
chance to make money.
Apply to WILLIAM A. ADAMS,
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pEpURLuCAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES S. GRANT.
FOR vICE-PRESIDENT,
HENRY WILSON.
B. STATE NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
SIDNEY PERHAM.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:

At Lar0e-SAMUEL E. SPRING, Of Portions.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL,
of CherrgdeId
First D;strict-JAMES III. MCMILLAN.
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Third Distrfct-JAMES ERSKINE, Of Bristol.
Fifth District-EBENEZER KNOWLTON.
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First District-JOHN III. BURLEIGH.
Second District-WILLIAM II. FRfE.
Third District-JAnES G. BLAINE.
Fifth District-EUGENE HALE.
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p Sid I'm Saugor May 26th Kate Davenport, Duncan,
Dundee Ezsr
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New York Northampton, McLoon, New Orleans.
Sid FIN Guanapo 18th ult, ship Ventus, Vesper, for
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In port 18th ut, ships Ne Plus Ultra, Kirby; Uncle
Toby, Drinkwater; Argosy, Tinkham; Detroit, New
ton; Chandos, Emery, and Saml Watts, Hewes, for
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At Guantanamo Dist ult, barque Ho: net Hopkins,
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Ar at Cienfuegos ed ult, sch Kate Wentworth,
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Cid at Montreal I'd inst, barque Nellie May, Blair,
Montevideo. HRrE- y-ee tr
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TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1879,
At 123 o'clock P. NJ
for the purpose of choosing officers, declaring div
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Corporation Notice.

The Annual Meeting OF the Ptumer Patent Las
Boot and Shoe Company will be held at the Office
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G. A. McDowELL, in this city, this
morning at half-past one o'clock, aged
IS years.
s. Funeral tomorrow, 18th inst, at Q
O'Clock, A. NJ, at I. N. Cases residence
at the upper end of Second street.
Friends are invited to attend.
On the night of the ed inst, Matte
A., copsort of DIR. r. w. BuLA, aged
20 years and 10 months.
At the residence Of his parents in
this city Gerhard and Elizabeth Au-
menhanser) their son JoHN AuMEN-
HAUsER, aged Ii years 8 months and
IL days, of spotted fever.
Funeral Thursday 25th inst, at
o'clock p. M, at the residence of the
family, in Blakc's addition.
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