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alusital snstrumtnis.

A GREAT OFFER !-noRACE WATERS, IS
~ Broadway, New York, viii dispose OF 100 PIANOS
MELoDEONS. and ORGANS, OF SIX nrst.ciass makers
including Waters's, at VERY Low PRICES FORCASH
or part cash and balance 10 small monthly nslancnl
octave nrst-class PIANOS modern improVcnients fo
t<15 cash. Now ready CONCERTO PARI on OisGAS
the most beautiful style and perfect tone a.
Sheet music and music merchandise. ~
A WEBER rosewood piano. 7-octave, round cor
$50, Is Third st. '''s'N
CO. A To si25 buys good hand pianoI
tDOO rosewood, carved legs, &c. at '''
MERIiRLL's. 3 Unlnn snnnrn
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Hnb!lt Noilt,s.

nEPARTMENT or FINANCE -BUEEAt or
~ RlHE RECElSER OF TAXEs-COURr hOGSk.
PARK, - CHAMBERS Sr.-CtTN OF NEM IoRK, nov
~, 1s12.-TO TAX PAYERS.-Note' II here y given
that per cent will he added 10 all taxes unpaid
the st OF December; also, an additional one per cent
on Dec IS On all taxes rcmsining unpaid on Jan.
interest at the Of twelve per cent per annum. cal
cuated from the day the books received by tho
Receiver Of Taxes TO the day payment will be added
MAkTfN T. MCMAHON,
Receiver OF Taxes.
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pruirsslonal daros.

A kTTENTION.-rwenty years Prusslan hospital
~ experience. Piles and skin diseases, even Of long
standing, successfully and permanently cured CoI'
sutAtion free. DR.. FRANKLIN, i6l Bcecker 81.
IL special and sexual Diseases strcturc- and sln
n disorders cured; lost manhood completely restored
" years practice call, no charge
Dr. DEHAuT, 50 Bond st.
A SPEEDY CURE for all unfortunate by Dr n
N ID. GRlNDlE. l9O West 10th ST. near 6th ay
DEWARE OF using injurious remedies. In sl
ID private matters consult conndenually the Eng b
phyeiclan, Dr. WILSON w East 2slh ST. cures guafan
tced and charges moderate consultations tree.
nR. COOPER, II Duane ST., may he consulted 80
~ special diseases 81 years practCc enables him 70
make perfect cures or no charge made.
Mrs. Or. WEST, li2 wcst 18th ST.. hlving male
4Nt female complaints Especial study Tor many yc.tA
can be consulted conndentially board aad nursing
spt edy cure guaranteed, from whatever cause.
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Suslntss q bant,s.

0HpHNpS UuIutS.
A, KEHrtekYp psffAArMa lENHfffmEs.
kENTuCkl-ENTRA CLASS No. 6C5, Nov. a. lsT2.
KESTUCkY,IGLG No' 6tG. Nov. . q. is,!
~ 81, IS, !, A. ~, IS, a. ?, SO, =, s9
..... SIMMONS y co, Managers, ClYingtOn, Ky.
SHELBY IOlLEGE-ExTRAC CLASS No, ,ll9 Nov, % 1871.
a., 70, Il, S5, g. lg, % 6S, u, SS 81, =, I, e.
SHELBY COLLlGE-C CLASS No. 100 Nov, a. 1872.
OO 6g, e, ~ 6J, IS, Y, q, lG ~, 90
SMITH co, Managers, Coyington, Ky
Information furnished and circulars sent by 7
lLuTE. Broker, ab BROADWAY 1873 Fulton st., and 2
Park row Post once box 4,9Js.
A RAKE CHANCE,-Fo sale cheap, lease, stock,
N Gnd hNturcs Of an oldostahshed stationery store
best location IN the city rent low doing good lusi
ness dAy papers warranted to pay expenses sold In
consequence OF owner leaving the city. For particulars
address II. u. H., box 3On, city.
A GROCERY STORE for sale cheap. Inquire
"A at 400 lat
RUTCIIER SHOP. Mulberry IT,. will positively
oe seiI ~ Gay O'Clock IN ole or more lots
THos. GAFtNEY co, Auctloneers, Centre st.
RAkERS.-A long and well established bakery
Dsore handsomely ntted upi locatlon the very best
Arfy Z" 'AncS nHHSE, c:,,c- s-' .'.s sr
EOR sALE-candy and fancy store 23O Madison
II street,
IIOR SALE-A nnc poultry stand. Inquire of the
II clerk Of clinton Market
INOR SAIE-A nrst-class grocery also horse and
- wagon Andy a. S!s East S5th 1t.
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fOr Sab anS TO Sn.
Suti,tp Rotitts

SECOND UNION COOPERATIVE LAND
- AND BUILDING sOCIE IY.-The members of the
above society hereby Informed that annual
era meeting and the election Of olc,ss viii be hea
this evening At Cooperative Hail. IA BoNery. All
respectfully requested to attend Tue next two appro
priations will be disposed Of Friday evening Dec
prur. JOHN LOWE, President.
e. W. c. DREHER, Secretary.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic Compsny's steamers for
Brcst and Iayre sail every alternate Saturday Exour
sion tickets At reduced rates. Apply at the nee Of
0B0RGE MACKENZIE, Agent.
RroadWsv
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Antnstmfnta.

--Ynr 0,s n.DnpN NIpIo.s aARDEN
~ Ie''ee' and Managers: :: JARRETT PALMER
REoPRNING OF EIBL0S GARDEN
su.... 49,. .. AND THE
GHAND lNAUGUhAL PkhfoHhhNVh
LEO AND L0Tos
- VIII take place .
bATURDAI EVENING, NOV ",
- When this magnlncen
,,, MUSICAL AND BALLET sPbCTACLk .....
VIII be presented with all Its gorgeous pageantry Desu
THU scenery, and . .
ever seen in America.
Seats can now be had at the box once.
FIRST MATINEE. SATURDAY, Dec. z.
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR
Reserved Orchestrs stalls Parduet Circle and
Bslcony - 80. ''.......,.s ri 30
Family Circle (entrsnce on crosby st ..,,.,,, 50
MATINEE PRICES;
Admission with reserved seat ,.,,,,.,.,.,,s si 90
Family Circle tentrance on Crosby stJ .,..,... 50
- ---------
NlHLOS GARDEN. . . .-.......
~ Les'ees and ,Msnnsgsrs iJAARRETT& PALMER
Tickets sold for MONDAY EVENING, Nov. q. wili
be good on the opening night or Will be redeemed at
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pIsBURs no THE FUNDS

moneys Mr., Gunckcl s.5s
fn ansvor to your fourth and NTH interrogAtorlcs
nhd that John W. wright did not comply With either
te act Of August q, 1876. that of June a. 1866 lie
aePosed the money IN the bankng house Of Jay Cooke
20 IN washington Ia his indiy idual name, and drew
" onl FROM time 10 time, his pleasure or interes
ptompten Indeed ho does not pretend TO have com.
mems ue ylng that he was Government agent and
HouhH haI ho responsible for the n0ney bJ him col
The sun., 1872-11-29
Sttambuats aaS aalIrolos.
Roar0 ano Rooms

SoNr0 ano Rooms.
A LARGE back psrlor. nst noor. to let, with
N IN board ior ; gentiem-n or man and wife, very
o., near Broadway,
A FEW, mechanics and Others can be accomm odated
WIN pleasant rooms single beds and good board At
NO. 10 olNersti terms, s5.
n dated with board at S Eilsbeth ST. Sd door term.
moderate with lone woman
A NOTNG woman, working during the day, wants
otlce,
A NEATLY furnished front bedroom for one or two
persons rent Is per "eeS, aS East 22d ST. Sd
avenue,
4 FEW gentlemen and ladies can have hoard and
~ comfortable rooms bath gas, DC, at I2 Henry st,
A FEW ladies and gentlemen can be accommodated
n also man and wife, with board, at PA spring st.
A FEW ladies and gentlemen can be sccommodsted
"A with good board, also man and wife, SS Pike
A FEW ladies can he accommodated with board in
N private family, 1863 East Broadway, I'd door.
fSOARD.-A few gentlemen can be accommodated
street. "
(GCFII (,2GME0RTAmiiE eosIdIns tcr Or =? yoaas men
and sth avs ' '
EIRNIsHED rooms to let tor housekeeping isl
FRANKLIN st., near West Broadway.
PLEASANT furnished rooms to let to married or
street, ''' '''' '''"
SINGLE and double rooms for gentlemen and ladies,
sc or men aud Their wives terms moderate "a Nest
- GENTLEMEN. also two ladies can have good
- board, with pleasant rooms terms low home com.
40 PIKE sT.-Good hoard and pleasant rooms,
n - single or double at moderate terms
OH OTU ST., near I'd eva furnished room
for housekeeping. ''''''
4n4 7TmrAy, I'd ben A wdca .ajj would let
HnSii room attached to a large one to 'NdI.
The sun., 1872-11-29

FNHE NATIONAL LINE or sTEA N-tiIPS
i WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN AID LtvERPO0L
FORTNIGHTLY TO and from LONDON DIEECT'
from Piers and N. North river.
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Sblpplna.

- Carrying, ,the United state. Mails.
WYOMING sails Wednesday, Dec. T. at 81, An
IDAHO sails "wednesday, Dec. II, at 2HP Pm.
Cabin passage, t8O gold. Stcerage, $50 currency.
WILLIAMS a gUfoN
% BrDadway New Yotk
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5rp CiooOs.

INIRS.-AlaskA and all kinds at bargaius; velvet
l bonnets Sl2 worth t.O; Broadway Uonnets ladies'
velvet hats. tl2 to 81 each.
BINNs's millinery. 6G5 Broadway.
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Hublitatlons.

QrrsomaI lloit,s.
I HEREBY give notice that as sila. Il. Rowland
has left his bed and board at his own free will, Tor.
bud any person or persons trust ng the said Sas H.
Rowland, as l will pay no bills he may contract.
NANCY G.. ROW LAND,
Administratrlx for the estate Of Davis II. Rowland.
MBS; MARGAKET FOX KANE, Of thc
k ROCHESTER FOX family can be seen at her residence
No. 62 West 18th ST. corner OF 7th ay daily Sundays
excepted from 10Y A. NJ until 10 z. NJ. stings dur,
ing the DAY. IS evening engagements, $40
RANAWAS FROM HOME, on soth October,
Il hENRf A. LAWS, a eolored boy. aged II years |;
llghi brown skin and slight on forehead ANY
person placing him in the hands OF police 50 that can
get him will be rewarded MARX LAWS IS Dey 81.
THOUSANDSa are entitled TO bounty, pensions and
prize money who do not Know Il. Apply to DR.. T..
y, JACKSON, late Surgeon U. S. Navy, New Cham.
bers st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-02

PARTIES who intend going on excursions
over Lake Sebago and above will confer favor
on the landlords they intend to visit by giving
notice of their coming day in advance, and
enable them to make preparations accordingly.
Now is an excellent opportunity for people
to visit Bridgton via the Sebago Lake route.
In addition to advertisement in another col
umn, steamer Oriental will leave Sebago Lake
on Saturday evening on arrival of evening
train, leaving Portland at $50 P. N. for Naples,
Bridgton, North Bridgton and Harrison, and
return on Monday morning in season to con-
meet with early train, arriving in Portland at
S.45 A. M. Tickets So for the round trip for
sale at P. & o. r. r. Office. '-
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RFicfIOttinax.

We see by Michigan paper that Frank
Keene, formerly of this city, is engineer Of
steamer Hattie Hoyt, plying between Port HUI
ron and Sarnia.
Judge Shepley and wife, H. N. Jose and
daughter, and II. st. j. Smith of Portland, were
in I.oudon on the Goth.
There were 81 intentions of marriage entered
in the City Clerk Office in July, and sixty-five
deaths.
1t is reported that Rev. B. H. Bailey of the
First Parish Church, has rendered his resigna-
ton, a, a
Steamer Falmouth brought III passengers
from Halifax yesterday morning
Mackerel are said to be growing scarce on
the coast, but the quality of the fish is excel
lent. .- t... raa..-.
A young man named Walker, living iu
Brunswick, who has been an inmate of the
Reform School, regales his acquaintance with
improbable stories of bad treatment in that in
OF
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MINOR TELEGRAms.

The New Jersey peach crop will be third
larger than that of last year. -.
A Boston sailor named Michael Reilly was
murdered by New York roughs Tuesday night.
The ruffians were secured. .r.- =
Ex-senator Wilson has gone to Indiana. He
will be travelling for week or two, some OF
his engagements taking him to Ohio. He goes
to Pennsylvania in September. .-s -e
The new Mexican Minister states that the
new Mexican President, Lerdo de Tejada,
would be likely to pacify that country. Diaz
and Negrete were always making trouble, but
they were not likely to do much hurt under the
new administration! The strongest relations
of amity and good feeling are to be maintained
towards the United States. 81 TogTF / ~
Louis J. Jennings of the New York Times
appeared in the Toombs court to answer the
charge of libel against Gen. Fitzpatrick. He
waived an examination and will appear for
trial when an indictment is found. .a
A St. Catherine despatch says that the report
that the Welland canal would be cleared ON ac-
count of scarcity of water is untrue.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-02

AT regular meeting of the Cumberland
County Medical Society held this day, the fol.
lowing preamble and resolutions were mani.
mously adopted: ST O.
Whereas, 1t has pleased an all wise p-oyi-
dence to call suddenly away from life a distin-
| guished member of our Society," William C,
Robinson, NJ D., Therefore
Resotued That the universal sorrow which
followed this sudden, and to our limited vision,
nntimely death, attests more strongly than any
language can express the deep hold he had up
on the affection, confidence, and respect of this
community.
Resolued, That his rare attachments and ac-
curate judgment; his kind and genial DISPOSE
ton, and generous regard for the reputation of
others; the uniform courtesy and high sense of
honor which regulated his intercourse and acts
with his professional associates; his christian
faithtullness and great eminence, both as a
physician and teacher of medicine; his untir-
lns fidelity and devotedness to the interests of
all his patients, irrespective of condition or
rank, challenges our admiration and regard,
and will be ever held in grateful remembrance.
Resolued, That we respectfully tender to the
family of our deceased brother in this hour of
severe affection, the assurance of our heartfelt
sympathy.
Resolced, That copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family of the deceased, and to the
daily papers for publication.
Whereas, By an inscrutiable dispensation of
an all wise Providence, Frank s. Hall. M. D.,
has been called suddenly away from earth,
Therefore,
ResolUed, That in the death of Dr. Hall, this
Society and the medical profession have lost
most worthy member; the community in which
he lived an upright citizen, ''beloved physi-
can," and christian gentleman, whose genial
qualities won for him, to an extent seldom wit
messed, the affections not only of intimate
friends, but of all those who knew him.
ResotCed, That we respectfully tender to the
family of our deceased brother, in this hour of
deep affiiction, the assurance of our heartfelt
sympathy.
Resolued That copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family of the deceased, and to the
daily papers for publication.
S. III. WEEKS,
7. 4. FOSTER, Committee.
A S. THAYER
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Welsh Papers and Votes.
DnpTT MI, RnTrJ hrrro I'LL 1870

PORTLAND ROLLING MILLS, July q, 1872.
To the Editor of the Press: s.
The Argus for Friday the Goth inst. contains
a short paragraph stating that the Drych news
paper of Utica, N Y, the leading organ of the
Welsh in this country, prints portraits of Gree
ley and Brown at the head of its columns. 1
wish to state that the publishers only inserted
them once, to give their readers an idea of the
appearance of the Democratic candidates.
There are three Welsh papeIs in this country,
published respectively in Utica, Scranton and
Pittsburg, and they all support Grant and Will
son. The Welsh about here will all vote for
Greeley to stay en- his farm. We propose hav
ing flag raising soon on the Rolling Mill
grounds Yours truly,
JOHN THOMAS
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


LANCASTER, N. H., Aug. IA f. Knight,
of Fairfield, Me-, secured a team yesterday that
was stolen from him in june 1871, by Monta-
que, the noted horse thief, now in Haverhill
Jail. .3r. s.s.. -is1a H'sissElsa slA
The owner found his property in the posses
sion of Van B. Davis of Stratford, who bought
it from Montague. Montague acknowledg es
having sold eighty teams within three years.
hired from livery stables. 49,.
Grant and Wilson FIags-Accidcnt.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. Aug. 1.-Seven more
Grant and Wilson flags were raised this even
ing. - 2
The Republicans are marching in procession
with music and cheers. There was a large at
tendance.
A daughter of Henry L. Benner's of Phila-
delphia while riding on horseback from Rye
Beach fell from her horse in this city this after
noon and broke her leg.
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Z THE SOLDIERS NOT FoRGoTTEN.-Soon after
Postmaster Goddard entered upon his present
official duties, he recognized the necessity for
enlarging the facilities for delivery of the mail
matter and asked the Postmaster General for
an increase of two carriers. The application
was granted, and the number of districte
changed from eight to ten. Judge Goddard
has nominated for the additional carriers, Frank
W. True and George o. d. Soule. Mr.. True
served with credit in the First Maine Cavalry,
and Mr.. Soule had three years service in the
Seventeenth Maine. Both have had experience
as temporary carriers, and entered upon their
duties yesterday.
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MESSRS. J. r. DURAN & CO..

We would cheerfully commend them to our CUSTOM
ers, and solicit for them continuance of the liberal
patronage heretofore extended to us
jy3l-eod2w-is DURAN & JOIJNSON
Argus and Advertiser copy
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POLITICAL.

LANSING, Mich, Aug. 1. The Republican
State Convention yesterday nomin ated John G.
Bagley for Governor
BURLINGTON, VT, Aug. 1.-The Democratic
and Liberal Republican Conventions to-day
nominated A. b. Gardner of Bennington lib
eral) for Governor; w. H. Bingham of Stowe,
State Treasurer. The two last are Democrats.
A mixed electoral ticket was made up. Speech
es were made by Messrs Thayer, Perrin and
Fitzpatrick - ....s.
WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-The District Repub-
lican Convention met this afternoon and re-
nominated Gen. Chapman as Delegate to Con-
gress, and passed resolutions endorsing Grant
and Wilson. Half the delegates were colored
men,
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ward CaucuscS.

Tho Republican Voters Of Portland requested to
meet in caucus on Monday evening, August 9Th, at
o'clock for the purpose OF electng six delegates from
each ward to attend the County Convention to be
held at Lancaster Hall, Portland, on Thursday Au-
gust 8th.
Wards 1, 2, g. and6 will meet in their respective
ward rooms Ward FIVE will meet in Machlsonne En-
gine House. Congress street, and Ward seven will
meet in the School House on Vaughan street.
The delegates 30 elected are requested to meet In
Convention at Lancaster Hall Tuesday afternoon,
August 6th at O'clock to elect four delegates at
large Per order,
REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


LOWELL Aug 1.-The body of Michael Nc
Anulty, 80 years of age, employed as a wool
sorter by the Niddlesex Company was found
this morning in the canal at the Bunting Co. $
mill. He was last seen last evening, and there
is no knowledge of how he came in the canal
Meeting Of Executive Commlttce Of Now
England Fair.
There has been meeting of the executive Of
ficers of the New England Fair here, to-day
Among those present were DR.. Loring, Col
Necdham and Col. Riddle Letters have been
received from many of the prominent cattle
breeders in New England announcing their in
tention of exhibiting stock at the fair in Sep
tember. The prospect is very fattering one
of the largest and best exhibitions ever given
by the society The executive officer will in
vite President Grant to attend the fair.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
, MATTERS In MAINE.


BRUNSWICK, Me, Aug. 1.-Gen. Chamber
lain authorizes contradiction of the report
that he has gone over to the Greeley party.
While he takes no active part in the present
canvass his political views remain unchanged
Republican Meeting.
BANGOR Aug. IA large and enthusiastic
Republican meeting was held at Kenduskeag
this evening and eloquently addressed by Gen.
John L. Swift A large number of Republicans
from this city were in attendance
Fitzpatrick Sues the Bangor Wing.
BANGOR, Aug. 1.-Gen. Judson Fitzpatrick
has brought suit for libel against the Bangor
Daily Wing and Courier, placing his damages
at thirty thousand dollars. A writ of attach
ment was served this morning.
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New Advertisements To-Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Caucus-Deering.
Caucus-Cape Elizabeth.
G. A. R-W. H. Green.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Fine Furniture-F. o. Bailey & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
City of Portland Notices.
Sail-Boat for Sale.
st. Joseph and Denver City Railroad Co.
Proposals-M. C. Meigs.
Canary Bird Lost.
Bracelet Lost.
Wanted-Geo. A. Whitney b Co.
Banker and Broker-H. M. Payson.
damaged Gocds-C. L. ingalls, & Co.
Copartnershir, Hilton & Tartox.
Copartnersllip-J. w. Stockwell s. Co.
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AUCTION SALES.
Furniture, New CrOckery, &C., at
Auction.

IN SATURDAY next, August 3d. at ten O'Clock
~ A M, we shall sell at auction at salesroom Par
Tor Suit In b. w. and Hair Cloth, Marble Top Ia
Die, new and second baud Brussels and Ingram Car
pets, b. w. Chairs, Dining Table and Chairs Mir
rors, Marble Mantels. Also consignment Of New
Iron Stone and Yellow Ware, consisting of Cups and
Saucers, Plates, Covered Dishes Platters Custard
Cups Bowls, and also general assortment Of Bak-
ing Ware, Decorated Toilet Sets, Glass Ware, sc.
sold in lots to suit
10. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
I'D
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BIDD FORD, S ACC
AND VICIN ITY.

THE white Church, on Crescent street
Biddeford, is slowly assuming very pleasing
appearance, and when completed it VIII be one
of the prettiest, if not the prettiest church in
Biddeford.
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Building, Granite and Marble at
Auction.

IN SATURDAY, Aug. Sd, at p m, will be sold
" at public auction, the one story wooden build
ing now standing on the lot corner of Fore and
Market streets Also the lots of granite and marble
len on the market lot between Market and Milk
streets, Dy the contractors fer the United States
government buildings; unless removed before said
DAY OF sale The above property will be sold to pay
land rentand other charges-tO be removed from tho
Of COMMITTEES ON Public Buildings
BENJAMIN KINGSBURY, JR., Chairman
II. O. BAILEY & CO., AuetioneersI
iy25-odtd
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The Rccen, s.eamboa, Disaster.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Aug 1.-Of the twenty
two persons aboard the steamboat that expled-
ed her boiler near McGregor eight are dead and
missing. The Coroner's inquest on one OF the
bodies resulted in a verdict that a defective 1ue
was the cause of the accident and eensured the
government inspector for accepting the boat $
register instead of using an instrument or max
ing test of the boiler.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-02

THE Hardy Machine Company, at meeting
of the Directors on Monday evening, voted to
pay dividend of four per cent. from the earn
ings of the last six months. The Company
have made extensive additions during that time
to their buildings and introduced much new
machinery during that time.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-02

The laundry-room of the Ocean House, at
Old Orchard Beach, was entered Tuesday night
and about $500 worth of various kinds of dry
goods taken therefrom. The burglars entered
through a window, and have not yet been dis
covered
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PORTLAND
OBSERVATORY.

NO STRANGER should leave the city without
visiting the Observatory, Nunjoy's Hill. From the
Cupoa 22T feet above the sea, may be seen the en-
tire city, the ocean to the horizon, CASCO BAY with
its 365 Islands, the WHITE MOUNTAINS, SO miles
distant. and with the powerful TELESCOPE mount
ed in the Cupola objects 80 miles distant in every d
rection may be distinctly seen. The views here are
in the World.
Congress Street Car passes every Is minutes.
July ism If
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-02

BASE BALL.-The Dirigo Base Ball Club of
Deering have voted to hire the hall in the For
est Avenue Heuse for their headquarters. The
playing nine has been strengthened by Whit
hey Oh 'fie Sebascons of Gorham and Mr..
Foster. On Saturday this club will play
game with the old Enterprise club of West
brook Point.
The Resolute Club of this city will plav
game with the Pastime Club of Belfast in the
latter city on Tuesday.