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The Portland daily press., 1880-07-01

1he OttaWa House opened yesterday.
The divers are hard at work removing and
renewing the piling at Franklin wharf.
The High School Cadets will go on their ex-
cursion to the Ocean House July 9TH.
Lizzie Williams was arrested for the larceny
of hat from Capen & Conner last night.
The Portland Band drew an immense crowd
at their concert ON Lincoln Park last night.
The alarm of fire from box "a yesterday
afternoon was caused by Mr.. Cummings ac-
cidentally while mending wires.
HI. B. Shaw has sold his celebrated stallion
Tom Patchen to Mr.. Haines of Skowhegan for
about $1,000.
Charles Presley and Daniel Sweeney
escaped from the Reform School Monday
night.
The Belle Prescott, which met with the
serious collision off Sandy Hook, short time
since, was towed home to this port yesterday
general invitation is extended to our
business men to mees with the managers of
the Board of Trade at their meeting at II a.
m. to-day.
A movement is on foot to have the shell
road between Portland and Deering sprinkled.
G. W. Hobbs, Centennial block, has the sub
scription paper.
Chambers Band has been notified by the
Mayor that owing to the late action of the City
Council, their services ON July 5tn will not be
required.
The accident to the little daughter of John
Foster did not take place in the Spring street
school house yard but in the street, on her way
home. The physician also thinks the child
will regain the complete use of her leg.
A two mile boat race in the harbor between
Robert Davis of Ferry Village and Murphy of
Portland, for $40, was won by Murphy Mon
day night.
An excursion of editors from New Jersey
dined at the Kearsarge House Monday. A
vote on the preference for President stood,
Garfield "a, Hancock At. In November New
Jersey will speak for Garfield.
Messrs. George E. Brown and w. c. Rideout
have completed some excellent stereoscopic
and other views of the graduating class of
Westbrook Seminary, the whole school, the
teachers and the grounds.
A heavy wind squalls passed over the city
early yesterday morning. 1t also passed be-
tween several sailboats and the shore at
Peakes' Island, luckily doing no injury but
sending the waves up on to the island in
sheets of foam.
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Comforting of Diplomas
Awarding of Medals.
Suicide.

Thomas Faulkner, aged 80 years, was found
dead in his room in the house of his brother
in-law, No. q Dove street, Boston, at 10 o'clock
Monday night. His condition left no doubt as
to the means of death. His throat was cut
from ear to ear, and beside him was razor be-
smeared with blood. Faulkner served two
years and half in the late rebellion in
Maine regiment, in which service he lost an
arm and an eye. He had been stopping until
recently at the Togus Asylum in Maine, and
went to Boston, where he took to drink, and it
is supposed he was insane from the effects of
drink when he committed suicide. He had
$40 in his pocket when found. Medical Ex-
aminer Draper was called
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river is still unsolved. Drops resembling
blood were found on the sleepers from the
bridge well out toward the boom road crossing,
and Drs. F. Quinby and HI. E. Hill after a
microscopic examination pronounced them
human blood. If this blood came from Currier
it proves that he must have received, the in
juries that caused his death some distance
from the bridge. Another thing is proved that
is he must have been carried to the bridge.
And more than one person must have been
engaged in this work, as the blood marks were
between the rails and near a straight line.
The coroner's jury met Tuesday night and
adjourned one week.
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Narrow Escape.

Monday night or Tuesday morning at TWO
O'Clock, a boarder at Mrs. Mansfeld's boarding
house on Cotton street, just below Free. smelt
smoke, and on investigation discovered the
kitchen ablaze. The fire had caught in wood
box, burned that up. and the paneling on the
side of the room near it was in flames. With
out raising general alarm he extinguished
the FLAMES himself although they had obtain
ed good headWay
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DEATHS.

In this city, June 80, Mrs. Mary Louisa, wife of
Charles Stanwood. Jr., aged 81 years.
Funeral Saturday afternoon at 21a o'clock. at
her late residence. st John, N. b., papers please
copy.l
In this city, June 30, Mary Annie, wife of Chas
d. Latham aged Al years IL months.
Funeral this Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
at Cumberland House, Green street. Burial at con-
yenience of the family.
In this city, June 80, Eliza A. Patch. aged GO yrs
Funeral on Friday afternoon at 21a O'clock
at No. Maple street. Friends are invited.
In East Deerlng, June 20, Mr. Isaac Randall, aged
65 years months.
Funeral this Thursday afternoon at 21a o'clk.
AT Long Island, June 20, Mr.. Joseph Horr, aged
~ years.
diphtheria, aged 80 years 10 months.
In Bath, June 20, Mary B., wife of William H.
Mampel, aged % years.
In Townsend, Mass, June 20, Addie L., daughter
of G. l.. and Louisa B. Partridge aged % years.
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Manufacturers, Sale.

of new carriages this morning at 10 o'clock, at
the Carriage Mart on Plum street. This is
the finest lot of carriages that has been offered
at auction this season. For particulars see
auction column. Also at the same time will
be sold fine lot of light driving and heavy
work harnesses, in nickel, gilt and rubber
trimmings. Sale commences with so lap robes,
sold by order of manufacturers, subject to
slight imperfections.
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Municipal Court.


DEMONSTRATION P. Smith and John NJ
Hovey. Open shop. Fined S. each and costs. Paid
Mary Mccoy and Geo. Allen. Single SALE Fined
$50 each and costs.
Mary j. Stenborn.Search and seizure. Fined 500
and costs. Paid.
Jennie Drew Search and seizure. Discharged.
Geo. H. Miller and Florence j. Mccarthy. Intoxi-
cation Fined SIS and costs.
Thomas W. Burke. Assault. Fined S. and COSTS
Sentence suspended during good behavior.
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GARFIELD AND ARTHUR.
Raising of Campaign Flags at Biddeford
and Saco.

BDDEFoRD, June 20.
large Republican campaign flag was rails
ed here tonight amid the cheers of great con-
course of people, who were ably addressed by
J. F. Libby Of Biddeford, who presided, Hon.
W. W. Thomas, Jr., and W. F. Lunt of Port
land.
A procession was then formed, and headed
by band Of music marched over the bridge to
Saco, where another Garfield and Arthur flag
was flung to the breeze. Great enthusiasm
was manifested The multitude which filled
the square and streets was called to order by
Judge Chase of Saco, in a political Speech
after which telling speeches were made by
Hon. w. w. Thomas, Jr., and w. f. Lunt,
Esq, of Portland. The meeting adjourned
with three cheers for the Republican nomi-
neeS YORK
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f. o. Bailey & Co. sold at auction yesterday
the property corner of Cedar and Oxford
streets, to Mrs. Hannah Gilman for $3.50.
They also sold 5-16ths of the Yankee Maid
for 800 to Mr.. Skillen: 18th of the WASH for
S15 to the same; 3-Sths of the True Republ j.
can to the same for $50; and 18th of the Agnes
Ball to Mr.. Sargent for $1175O.
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Burglars in Biddeford.

The gang of thieves following Cooper, Bailey
& Co.'S circus operated quite extensively in
Biddeford yesterday. While the people were
out looking at the procession the thieves wer e
operating at residences. No less than five
houses were entered and many things stolen.
The residence of A. K Cleaves, corner of
Foss and Mt. Vernon streets, was entered.
The thieves opened the rear door by the use of
false keys. They eutered bed room and
took from bureau drawer a box containing
chains, rings, ETC., to the value of about $50.
They also took a very nice she'll Iortemonnaie
belonging to his daughter.
The houses of David York on Summer
street, Atwood Smith on Prospect street,
Charles n Marston and George Edwards, were
entered and articles of more or less value
taken.
At York's house they broke open several
doors. Mr.. York's family was at the beach
and the way the robbery was discovered was
by the-thieves leaving the door open. Three
fellows called at several houses in that vicinity
in the forenoon making some slight excuses
when the occupants came to the door. There
is little doubt but that these fellows committed
the robberies.
four telegraph columns tell of the capture
of the thieves
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Probably Fatal Acccident

Frank Gripenar of Blue Hill, stone cutter
by trade, aged % years, went to Boston Mon
day and got drunk He kept up his spree un-
til early yesterday morning, when he fell from
second story window at No. 2O9 Federal St.,
receiving injuries which are thought to be
fatal. He was taken to the Boston City Hos
pifal
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Yarmouth,

WEDNESDAY, June 80.
The graduating exercises of the North Var
mouth Academy, class of 80, will occur ON
Friday evening next at Masonic Hall, which
promise to be equal, if not superior, to any
previous exhibition given by this institution.
The graduating class consists of one lady and
four gentlemen, viz: Georgia M. HILL Geo.
W. Titcomb, Joseph Torrey, M. E. Hitchcock
and Chas. c. Torrey. A collation. will be
served to the school and invited friends inn
mediatey after the exercises. The following
programme will be brought out:
Music.
Waves of the Ocean Galop g. ........... Duet
Prayer.
The Crusaders. Original
Chas. c. Torrey.
Eggs and Horses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Anon
Anna E. Gooding
Roger Williams. ...Orignal
Maurice +. Hitchcock
Music.
The Kings Highway ..........-.....-... song
Communism Observation-Disclosures. ....Original
Joseph Torrey
Ride of Jennie MNeal.. Will Carleton
Ellen Larrabee.
ARENAS Wards Mormon Lecture,
Edward G. Plummer.
Music
On the Race Course. Duet
A Tribute to Lincoln .................... Original
Geo. W. Titcomb.
Associations. .Orlghai
Georgia nj. Hill.
Awarding of Diplomas.
Class Song.
B. ID. A.
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The Biddeford Times says the Maine Bell
Telephone Company, who are now arranging
to stretch their wires in Biddeford and Saco,
are liable to have some trouble before they get
to running successfully. The Biddeford and
Saco Telegraph and Telephone Co. obtained
charter last winter and have already COM
menced to stretch their wires. Tronble is i'm
minent between these two companies.
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First Maine Infantry.

The commissioned officers of the First Maine
infantry Will meet at the armory of the Me-
chanic Blues at IL a. m. to-day for the election
OF field officers. Col, Benson will preside. We
hear the names of Gen. J. Marshall Brown of
this city and Col. Richards of Gardiner men
toned in connection with the Colonelcy.
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iMARRl AGES.

In this CITY, June 20, by Rev. j. F. Hutchins Geo
Dyer and Miss Elizabeth Watson, both OF Portland.
In Faris, June "a Walter Y. Brown OF Norway
and Miss Mabel g. Phelps of Paris.
In Paris. June 20, James H. Bumpus and Miss
Augusta nj, Bumpus.
In Ellsworth Falls, June 13, Chris W. Clough and
Miss Della Ella ClOugh,
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Portland High School.

The graduating exercises of the class of 1880
Portland High School will take place at City
Hall this afternoon. There will be forty-ive
graduates. The following will be the order of
exercises:
Glass Song. Lizzie G. O'Brion, Pianist
Salutatory-1n Latin. ............. William l.. How
Essay-"Live for Something" mann. Katie Wark
Original Observation-Disclosures Industry.
Smaller Mathews
Piano Duet-"Ihe Spanish Dancers"
anu Carrie A. johnson, IDA L. Thurston
Essay-"The Marble Waiteth Nellie A. Richards
Original Declamation-Is the Reading of the
Lives of Great Men Profitable?
James L. Mclaughlin
French Recitation-"Le Retour Dams La Patrie'
Gertrude Staples
Original Declamation-Of What Use?
Samuel f. Packard
pronbecies ........... Boys, James e. Lowery
soio Girls Adde l.. Libby
Essay-"Beyond the Hills with valedictory
Louise Ulrck
Comforting of Diplomas
Awarding of Medals.
Addresses.
Closing Song-The chool Days of Aud Lang Syne
Josie H. Radford, Pianist
The doors will be opened to the public at
half-past l O'Clock. The exercises will COM
mence at half-past two o'clock. The friends of
the class who have been furnished with cards
of admission will show them to the usher at
the main entrance to the hall. The others
will please enter the hall by the rear entrance
About one half of the main hall only is re-
served for the friends of the class.
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Attention Pioneers.

There will be special meeting of this Company
at Lancaster Hall, Friday evening, July I'd, at Z
O'Clock sharp, to be measured for uniforms. Every
member is requested to be present
Per order. W. P. OSBORNE, Capt,
W. L. NOBLE Clerk
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DIR. W. BENsoN's CELERY and CHAMo-
MILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure Sick
Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia and Nervousness, and
will cure any case. Price 80 cts, postage free.
PARSONS, BANGS & Co., Wholesale Drug
gists, III and 119 Middle street, Portland, Me.
General Agents. aug28eodtf
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Summer Resort.

Persons desiring quiet resting place in the
accommodations at moderate rates ana all that can
be asked for in the way of beautiful scenery shade
and quiet at Maftha's Grove Camp Ground
Eryeburg, Me. For terms &C., apply to MRS
MARTHA B. NUTTER on the grounds or to NUT
TER, klMBALL g. co. Portland Me. Eje2Sd1 1sm
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Don't put off until tomorrow what can
and should be done to-day" is wise. If you
have never used SOZODONT for your teeth,
make Decline to the druggist and get
bottle and begin to use it at once. "Verb
sap" iy1ThST&w
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SPOKEN.

June %. lat %, Ion 10 80, sch Mary Oliver,
from Bath for Miragoane
No date lat 80. Ion Al 25 E, barque Escort. from
Spencer Bay for Cork
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Better Late Than Never |

The use of Malt Bitters increases the flesh
and prevents pulmonary or wasting diseases.
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FOREIGN ORTS.

AT Bombay May 80, ship Antelope. CLANCY, for
Continent.
At Saavery, Peru, May 81 barque Kioto, Long,
for Liverpool days.
AR at Cadiz 22d, barque G Reusens. Leighton, I'm
New York.
Sid Oath, barque j S Winslow, Morton, Portland
Ar at Genoa I'D, barque Edw Gushing. Bckmore,
Philadelphia.
Sid I'm Cardiff 10th, ship Valparaiso, Fellows. for
Hong Kong.
Ar at Cow Bay 18th inst, barque Ada Gould,
Merritt, New York.
Sid finn Pictou 26th, barque Sweat Griffin, for
Portland
Cid at Musquash, NIB, 25th, sch Pacific, Look, for
New York.
Ar at St John, NIB, 2Sth, schs Hattie E King
Crowley New York; Mary Augusta, Holt, Calais;
Forest Belle. Granville, Rockland.
Cid 2Sth. sch Roamer, Mcfarland. Philadelphia.
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The Biddeford Tragedy.

The mystery in regard to the death of John
F. Currier whose body was found in the Saco
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The Census.

MeSsrs. Francis ii. Whitman of Raymond
Warren ii. Vinton of Gray and James NJ
Thompson of New Gloucester, have filed their
lists. Mr.. Witham will be at the office of the
Clerk OF Courts next Monday and Tuesday,
and Messrs Vinton and Thompson mex Tues
day and Wednesday, to make any necessary
corrections in their lists
Mr.. Ambrose v. Ackley of Ward l, Port
land, and John E. Holden of Casco are now
in session and will remain through to-day.
The following is the population of Sebago
and Casco:
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MEMOIR ANDA.

Ship Alexander Cotton, from Cardiff for Aspin.
wall went ashore in Penarth Roads 29th inst and
started bad leak She must dock and discharge
for repairs.
Brig Acelia Thurlow, Gallison, from Boston for
Aspinwall, went ashore at Caicos June l3th and is
reported total wreck. Crew saved. Sails, rigging,
&c, sold at Grand Turk. Hull and cargo sold as
they lay The vessel registered 473 tons, was built
Sch Sarah Mills, Rogers. from Friendship for New
York. with ice, pnt into Vineyard-Haven goth leak
ing badly and four feet water in hold. Cargo total
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WESTBRooK SEM MARY.
The commencement Exercises Yesterda

me commencement EXERCISES Yesterday
The Commencement at Westbrook yesterday
was we'll attended and great interest mani
tested. The officers and teachers of the SEM
mary, with the members of the Board of Trus-
tees, Judge Bonney, Rev. Zenas Thompson.
Rev. Mr.. Philbrook and Hon. M. P. Frank,
graduates and other distinguished guests,
formed at 10 o'clock at Hersey Hall, and
headed by Mr.. G. B. Varney, marshal, and
Chambers band, marched to the church,
which was completely filed.
The following order of exercises was carried
out:
Prayer by Rev. G. 7. Knight of Tufts College.
Oration-Latin salutatory,
Leonard Randall knight, Peru.
Essay-Anniversaries,
Cora Ella Berry, North Monmouth.
Annie May Boothby, Deering
Oration-Inventions,
De1lazon Augustus Davis, Poland.
Essay-The Mirror in the Skies,
Lizzie Ida bennett, Stevens Plains.
Essay-Sculpture,
Ella Jane Dwinal, Mechanic Falls.
Oration-The Power of Man,
Ira Albert Leighton, Pittsfeld
May Newman, East Wilton.
Fred Herbert Rounds, East Baldwin
Essay-Caste.. Carrie Eleanore Carnage, Lowell
Oration-Concentratien,
Thomas Dyer Sale, Chelsea, Mass.
Oration-Self Reliance,
Chas Alfred WILDER, North New Portland.
Essay and Valedictory-Memorials,
Alice Ilsley Fogg, Deering.
Awarding diplomas.
CLASS SONG.
Swiftly have the circling seasons
Glided from onr reach away;
Both our duties and our pleasures
viii be ended here today.
Leaving now in well known places
Others standing where we've stood
As we battle with the future,
"Let us seek the highest good!'
Fast the present fades before us,
Teachers, now, we bid adieu;
They have aided in our labors
Ever faithfully and true.
We would offer, honored teachers,
Grateful tributes in your praise,
Thanking you for all your Kindness,
In the weary toilsome days.
Alma Mater! grant thy blessing
On thy children ere we part;
Give your aid, Heavenly Father!
Blessings shed on every heart.
Now dear classmates, as we sever
These fond ties we loved so we'll
Let us with loving accent
Gently breathe our last farewell
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

GALvESTON-Ar 25th. sch D Sudbury, Minott'
c15RS%ss Christi; aetn sch louisa Bliss Strong
JACKsONvILLE-Cl Goth, sch j wyman,
CHA siiS goth, sch Hayes. Smith.
GEORGETOWN. SC-Cld 24th sch Yosemite,
Ar 18th, sch Caroline Hall. Sheppard, Rondout.
BALTIMoRE--Cld 2eth, brig Kaluna, Nash. for
Bath, land sailed.)
Ar 29th, sch Elizabeth M Cook, Ayiward, Dariena
Allen Green, Nickerson, Kennebec
CID 29th, brig c Sibley. Parker, Matanzas
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 18th, schs L ElRns, Ind
Ar 29th, schs B L Townsend. Q D witherell, R
M Brookings, w S Wood, and Sophia Godfrey from
Kennebec; NJ Brookings, Dunton, Bangor.
Cid 29th, schs M Bookings Dunton, Bath; Sea
Bird. Campbell Danversport; Telumah, Bennett,
Below, barque Isaac jackson.
NEW YORK-Ar 29th, barque Endeavor, Whit
Rg
Matanzas Taritfa, Tracey, Sagua; Havana Meyer,
do; Alton, Perkins, Darlen; schs Marion Champ.
lin Freeman, Tuspan; HI Holway Thompson, Port
Spain; Normandy, Adams, Port Royal; M F Pike,
Good, Rockland, NIB; Decora, Young, st John, NIB;
Mary Farrow, Patershall. and VIM Barnes Arey,
Bangor; Haynes Marcel, and Sea Breeze, Dean.
do; l. A Burlingame, Kennebec Seth w Smith, Al
len, and A Pike Noble, Calais; Fanny Pike. Kill
patrick, do; Pavilion, Young, Ellsworth; Charles
Sears Turner, and Challenge, Thompson, kennebec;
Cid 10Th, schs Victor PUG, Pindham for Baracoa;
Mary Bradford, Oliver Bahamas; Sarah w Hunt,
McFadden, Cat Island; Carrie w Fearaby, Calais;
Katie Mitchell, Oliver, Boston.
Passed the Gate 18th. sehs Mary B Harris. from
New York for Boston, John A Lord, Hoboken for
do; M Sproul, Weehawken Tor Haverhill.
NEW HAVEN-Ar 28th, sch Surprise, Seaman,
Kennebec.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 29th sch Chameleon, Ed
ridge, Bangor.
Sid 29th, sch VIM Whitehead. Titus, Clinton Point;
Express, Hodgkins, New York.
NEWPORT2Ar 28th sch Fred Holden, McRay,
Baltimore.
APPONAUG-Ar Goth, sch Lizzie Raymond. Lord
South Amboy.
VINEYAKD-HAVEN-Ar 2Sth, schs Georgian ma,
Stacy, Hoboken for Haverhill Everglade, Shaw,
Sands River Ms, for New York; VIM Bement, from
Dresden for do Clara Rankin Randall, Hallowell
for do Lyra, Bray, Bangor for do: Gray Eagle, Col
son. Calais for New Haven; NJ Harmon, Kennebec
for Wilmington, Del.
BOSTON-Ar 10th, schs Light of the East, Hig-
gins, Baltimore; Veto, Stevens, Ropdout.
Cid 29th brig Belle Prescott, White, Portland.
Ar 3Oth schs Eastern Belle, Parker, Pth Amboy;
W Brown, Maddox, Rocklandi Nellie, Drinkwat
PROVINCETOWN-Ar 29th, sch Essex, Drink
water, New York.
LYNN-Ar 2Sth, schs Pavilion, Shute Philadel-
pha; j w Woodruff. Barbour Delaware City.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar Goth, sch Nettie Gushing,
Robinson, Perth Amboy.
LUBEC-Sld oath, sch Nellie Dinsmore, Parker,
| Philadelphia.
BUCKSPORT-Ar 2Sth, sch Ruth Darling, Swa.
| sey, Portland.
| BANGOR-Ar 29th schs Franklin Pierce, Stin-
| son, Portland; Ruth Darling, Swazey, do.
BATH-Ar 28th, ship Thos Lord Ray, Havre via
| Rockport; barque Hattie Mcfarland, Mcfarland
Philadelphia,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
EMBARRASSMENT COLUMN,
Grand Rowing Regatta.
Union S. S. Excursion and Picnic.
FINANCIAL COLUMN.
ST. Louis Gold 6s-Woodbury g. Moulton.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Preanger-Palker's T Store.
Good Brick House for Sale-Wm. H. FERRIS.
Wanted-A. G. Rice
Board Wanted -Harmonique.
Clam Bakes-Fletcber & Littlefeld.
Neutrality-suspicious. & Coveny.
Church Notice Lewis W. A. johnson.
Notice-C A. Weston.
Ladies-F. C. Chase
AUCTION COLUMN.
Horse and Carriage Mart.
Valuable Real Estate.
Lot Damaged Corn.
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Ar at New York 31st, barque Endeavor. Mount
fort, Sagua; Tarifa, Brown, do; Havana, do; Fanny
Tucker, Tucker, Havana; Henderson, Jamai-
ca; steamer Vera Cruz, from avana,
Ar at Liverpool 29th, ships Orient, Allen. New
Orleans; Golden Rule, Lewis, st John, NIB
Ar at Penarth Roads 18th. ship David Brown,
Pendleton, st john NIB.
Ar at Tarragona Oath, barque Halcyon, Dickin-
son. New Orleans.
Sid I'm Cadiz 24th barques j S Winslow, Morton,
United States; Aurora, do.
Ar at Antwerp 29th inst, barque Norwegian, Lin
coin, Philadelphia.
pnwall, (and grounded.)
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CHURCH NOTICE.

NyHE public are notified that the Parish Commit
i tee of the Fourth Congregational Abyssinian
Church has authorized no one to collect or solicit
aid in their behalf Having secured the services of
of the Gospel of Christ, all cordially invited to
worship with them.
Per Order PARISH COMMITTEE.
jy1d3t Lewis w. A. johnson. Secretary
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Bank Dividends.

The following bank dividends will be pay-
able to-dav.
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


WEDNESDAY, June 80.
Arrived.
Steamship Franconia, Mangum, New York-rcse
to Henry Fox.
Steamer City Of Portland. Pike, Boston for East
port and St John, NIB.
Brig Belle Prescott White, Boston-sugar to Geo
Hunt & Co. Vessel to j S Winslow & Co.
Sch Gov j Smith, Berry, Philadelphia-coal to
Rounds & Son.
Sch Dora NJ French, French, New York-coal to
j H Baker g. Co.
Sch Telegraph, Thorndike, New York,-coal to
Randall & McAllister.
Sch G M Gilmore, Humphrey, Boston.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton. Boothbay.
Yacht Viking, Stout, New York.
Cleared.
Barque A Brayton, Huntley, San Nicolas, SA-
G Clark.
Sch Congress, Willard, New York-M P Emery.
Sch G Hathaway, Hogan. Hillsboro-master.
Sch Palestine, Haskell, st John, NB-master.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Chase, Machiasport-Nathl
Blake.
Sch Sarah, Bourne, Wells-master.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
EASTPORT, June 23-Sld, schs W Lewis, Huck-
ms Portland M j Laughton. Hallowell. st John.
June 26-Ar, sch VIM III Boardman, Richardson
Chamcook, (and sailed for New York;
Also ar brig Amanda. Howe, Pictou.
June 28-Ar, schs Hiram, Boyd, Portland; g
Paine Hillyard. Boston,
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BOARD WANTED.

FUyO hire horse and express or grocery wagon,
Il for a few weeks. Address A. G. RICE, So
Spring St., City. jy1d3t*