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Personal! To Men Onlv!

The Vo'aic Belt Co, MARSHALL Mich
will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated ElecSrc''
Votnic Belts and Electric. appliances m N
trial for thirty days to men (yo' up or old,
who are afflicted with Nervous Dcbil;tv
Lost Vitality and Manhood. and kindred
troubles. guaranteeing speedy md eomnlete
restoration Of health and manly Vigor Adj.
dress rs above. N. B Ne risk is incurred
as thirty days trial ia allowed.
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A DIFFICULT PROBLEM SOLVED
The desire for stimulates il hecom-
Sng n m0nstrous evil and how 10
overcome it is a serious question
with rotormors. Parker's Ginger
Tonic fairly solves the difficult prob
lem. 1t invi sorntes body and mind
without intoxicating, and has
brought health and happiness to
many dcsoInte ENQUIRER -
See other column. d
:,
Best ever made, Emory's Little Cathartie
Pills, pleasant 10 take, sugar, coated. nc
gripping; only Is cents box Of Druggis,
or by mnii. Standard Cure Co., ia Nnsson
street, New York.
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ID. F. BR >DLEY, President

Merchants make out list oc Crockcrv.
Glass, Wood aud Tinware, that you are in
wnnt of and send it to us. We will attach
prices, and save you ruinous Eeights and
brenkage that you always get from the tar
of East MCBKIDs & Co..
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McBRIDE Co., Atlanta, Georgia, man
uinclure Show Cases, arc Southern Agents
tor Seth Thomas Clocks and Lambeth's Fly
Fans and own the celebrated Gate City
Stone Water Filter, and Cherry's Steam
Fruit ana Vegetable Dryer for the world
Prices forwarded on application.
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FIFTY LABORERS WANTED.

CtAN makers and apprentice to make corn ca
" Apply Winslow Paekin ompany, 3l1a
cha ge street, Portland, M jy10di
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Walden Sentenced to the State Prison
for Four Years.

Walden Sentenced to the State Prison
for Four Years.
PITTsFIELD, July 24.-Rufus G. Walden of
North Adams. ex-Selectman, Chief of the Fire
Department, Deputy Sheriff, Town Collector,
&C., and present Treasurer of the Hoosac Val
ley Agricultural Society, came into court this
morning Tor sentence for incendiarism, to
which he had pleaded guilty on Saturday. The
court room was crowded, and the pleas of
Walden's counsel for mercy and the reply of
the District Attorney were heard with almost
breatbless attention. Judge Bacon gave a
Walden showed no emotion, and Immediately
left the court room in custody of an officer for
farewell interview with his friends.
Fisherman Lost.
GLOUCESTER, July 24.-Schooner Solomon
Poole, which arrived this morning from Bank
trip, reports the loss of one of the crew named
John McIntire, who was capsized and drowned
on the Bank while visiting travis. His dory
mate was rescued. McIntire was a native Of
Nova Scotia and unmarried.
The Deadly Toy Pistol
FALL RIVER, July M.-Oliver Brightman,
aged IS, son of Herman Brightman, died on
Saturday of lockjaw, caused by "a toy pistol
July 4th.
A Destructive Fire.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July a. The Spring
field Glazed Paper Companys establishment
was burned last night. -Four firemen were
precipitated into the ruins by falling wall
and considerably injured; none thought fatal
ly. Loss to the Glazed Paper Company $780,
600; to the Wasson Car Company, $4,000; both
probably well insured.
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battery of two squadrons in readiness to check
any British advance Parties of British
brought sixty prisoners from Ramleh today.
The accompanying force is intrenching at
Ramleh. A Turkish corvette has arrived
here. The British have cut the Turkish tele-
graph wire to Stamboul.
LONDON, July 24.-The News despatch from
Alexandria says there is an confirmed report
here of fanaticsl outbreak at Smyrna in
which many Christians we're massacred.
ALEXANDRIA, July 24.-An italian refugee
says he saw So European bodies lying in the
streets of Tantah, and that intestines were be-
ing flung at windows and about the streets A
Greeks throat was hacked with penknife
and two English women jumped from the win
dows and killed to escape massacre.
CoNsTANTNoPLE, July a. The first meet
ing of the conference in which the Porte par
ticipated was held today.
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FOREIGN.
FOREIGN.
Three Hundred Houses Reported
Burned in Russia
AND THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE
HOMELESS.
Two Hundred People Perish in Sinking
Steamer

VIENNA, July 24.-It is reported 300 houses
and some large warehouses have been destroy
ed by fire at Radzivilov, Russia, and 5000 peo-
pie are homeless.
LONDON, July PA News dispatch from
Vienna says that it is reported the Russian
steamer Moskow was sunk by boiler explo-
sion with 200 hands.
The Unkindest Cut OF All.
LONDON, July 24.-The Times says the
license that American criminal law allows to
dynamite projects is a scandal and shame to
American legislation. A more enormous scan
dal is the attitude which public opinion in
America assumes towards them. Never was
there BODY of national opinion so inquisitive
and keen which could have shown itself more
than the opinion in America since the dyna-
mite schools became notorious Americans
must determine if they will continue 10 be
subject to this reproach.
Checkmating the Lan0 Corporation.
Mr.. Parnell and other Home Rule members
of Parliament have formed com mmittee to
organize public movement in Ireland with a
view to counteracting the Land
to cooperate in the scheme, which will be dis
Land Leagues at Paris
Death of an American Minister.
ROME, July 24.-George P. Marsh, American
Minister, died suddenly at Vallambrose to-
day.
Troops Called Upon.
CORK, July PA proclamation was posted
tonight calling the first class of the army
reserve to assemble before the I'd of August.
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

1t has been arranged to hold the New Hamp-
shire State agricultural fair in Concord, some
time in September.
st. Domingo adyices state Gen. U. Hen
reux has been elected president.
A drought similar to the long one of last
summer, has commenced in the section OF
Pennsylvania including Z lston.
Robert E. Pattson acce pts the Democratic
nomination for Governor of Pennsylvania.
Fire last night damaged the MINNEAPOLIS,
Mimi, mill company's lumber yard $5o0o
A terrible thunder shower passed over st.
John, N. B., yesterday Several persons were
affected by lightning, but none seriously.
Fire in Grand Rapids, Mich, yesterday, de-
stroyed six million feet of lumber owned by
the Michigan Barrel Company. Also burned
six dwellings and damaged several Others
Total loss 100000.
In the star route trials at Washington the
examination of John Walsh was continued,
yesterday but nothing of importance ELECTED.
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Ssraan.

II. N. Corn, car
lots @s5
Mixed Corn,
car lots, 80
0ass, 4" 20
Sacked Bran 00022
nfids.. 80
Cotton Seed, car lot 32 90
/" bag lots 33 90
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SPORTING.

Hanlan Willing to Give Up the Champi-
onship.
TORONTO, July M.-Upon receipt of the dis
patch from st. John, saying Wallace Ross
would claim the championship If Hanlan re-
fused to row him this year, Hanlan was inter-
viewed and said Ross could have the champi-
onship this year if he wanted it, as under no
consideration could he row this year.
Sullivan and "Tug" Wilson Again.
NEW YORK, July 24.-Another sparring
match has been arranged for August 18th, in
Madison Square Garden, between Sullivan and
Wilson on the same terms as the last
Base Ball.
At Ohicago-Chicago So, Cleveland 4.
AT Detroit-Detroit1 10, Buffalo l.
At Troy-Troy 10, Boston 0.
At Observation-Disclosures 10, Worcester G..
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In the Commons.

Gladstone moved a vote of credit for strength
ening the forces in Egypt, and proposed that
threepence be added to income taxes for the
latter half of the year. He stated the expedi-
tion would consist of 2400 cavalry ,13 400 infan-
try, 1,70O artillery, and $500 reserves, and
3,10O men would sail later on. The govern
ment had no desire to interfere with the legiti-
mate authority of the Sultan. The govern
ment had obtained the moral assent of Europe
to the policy they were pursuing. After fur
ther debate Gladstone consented to withdraw
his motion until tomorrow, in Difference to
Northcote's appeal for time to reply.
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By TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
FIRE RECORD.
Farm Buildings Burned at Poland and
Richmond.
FIRE RECORD.
Esnecial pispatch to the Press.l

Especial Dispatch to the Press
MECHANIC FALLS July A.-The farm build
ings owned and occupied by Wallace Harlow,
situated on Pigeon Hill, Poland, were totally
destroyed by fire at 8 o'clocksthis morning The
furniture was saved. Little if anything was
saved in the barn Insured for 1000. s.
[By Associated Press.l
RICHMOND, July 24.-The house, two ellis,
shed and barn owned and occupied by Leander
M. Small, situated on the "Ridge Road" four
miles from this village, were burned Saturday
night. The barn contained half the crop of
hay. Loss some $500; insurance $500. Cause
unknown.
Carding Mill Consumed at Waldoboro.
WALDoBoRo, July 24.-Fire was discovered
in the carding mill of Charles S. Soule, at 4.30
o'clock this morning. The building, machin-
cry and contents are a total loss. The origin of
the fire was from spontaneous combustion. Es-
timated loss $4,000; no insurance.
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Death from Lockiaw.


LEWISTON, July 24.-Alonzo Haley, car
penter on the Bates mill, stuck nail in his
foot week ago, and died Sunday from lock-
jaw.
Overcome by the Heat.
MECHANIC FALLS, July M.-Stephen Good
win of East Poland, was overcome by the heat
and fell from load of hay Sunday. He died
instantly.
Dangerous Illness OF a Leading Citizen.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 24.-Francis
Plaisted, retired merchant and influential
citizen of York, Me-, is lying at the point of
death.
Supposed Elopement
Arthur Peterson, q prominent young Phila-
delphian, stopping at George T. Alpey's board
ing house, York Beach, and Dora Hilton,
domestic at the same establishment, have been
missing since Saturday, and i6 rs supposed they
have eloped.
Sudden Death.
AUGUSTA, July 24.-Col. II. a. Dewitt, for
merly Superintendent of the Sprague proper
ty, in this city, died suddenly in Boston this
morr ing.
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Railroad Collision.

CINCINNATI, July pa collision occurred
yesterday on the Little Miami railroad near
Fosters Crossing, between the express train
from the east and freight train. The.engin-
eers and firemen saved themselves, but the en-
gil es were wrecked, and two freight cars were
thrown into the river. Among the passengers
slightly injured were E. III. McCalef of New
Orleans, Judge Advocate General of Louisiana,
j. w. Locksedge of New York. D. Arnheim of
Pittsburg, and j. W. Jones of Columbus, Ohio.
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A Horrible Suspicion.

MERIDIAN, Miss, July 24-This morning,
two miles south of Desota, on the Mobile and
Ohio railroad, the mangled remains of six
negroes were found en- the track, having been
run over by train. They had been employed
by the New Orleans & North Eastern railroad,
had just been paid and were bound home. One
negro has been arrested and another is being
hunted up on strong suspicion ofs having
murdered, robbed and tsplaced the bodies on
the track,
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CHOLERA INFANTUM

Unusually Prevalent Among Children in
Fall River, Mass.
FALL RIVER, July 24.-Cholera infantum is
unusually prevalent, the proportion of fatali-
ties being exceptionally large. The city ply
sician has % cases in poor families, and almost
every physician has several cases. The Board
of Health today issued six burial certificates
for children who have died of this disease and
not been attended by physicians, all of French
Canadian families.
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THE FIRE FIEND.

Fifty Houses Burned In tPresno-Loss
100000.
SAN Francisco, July PA Fresno des-
patch received this afternoon says about fifty
houses were burned there, including five ho-
tels, also Hughes livery stable, the Farmers
Bank, Metropolitan Hall, stores, barber shops,
100000.
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Miss Parnell's Funeral.

BoRDENrowN, July PA large number OF
people beside representatives OF the Land
Leagues from various parts Of the country at
tended the funeral of Miss Parneli to-day.
Rev. N Pettil read the Episcopal burial service.
The remains were taken to the vault at Tren-
ton to await their final disposition in Boston
John Parnell, her brother, arrived from
Georgia and attended he services.
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TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 25.
METEOROLOGICAL.

METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUE
HOURS.
WAR Dept OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
July %, l A. M.
For New England,
Fair weather, winds mostly southwesterly
nearly stationary temperature and pressure.
WEATHER BULLETIN.
The baromer is highest in the Middle Allan
tic States and lowest in Minnesota and Dakota
Occasional rains have fallen in the South At
lantic and Gulf States. Southerfy winds pre-
vail in the northwest and upper lake region
England and easterly in the South and South
west. There has been a general rise in the
temperature.
Fair weather is indicated for wednesday il
the Middle States and New England
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The Tariff Comnaisaion.

LONG BRANCH, July 24.-The tariff commits
sion remained in executive session today till
half past one. Up to that time no one had ap-
piled for hearing, SO that there will be no open
session today A hear 1g will be given tomor-
row to Alexander Jones of Philadelphia repre-
sentingthe interest chemical manufacturers.
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MARINE NEWS.

Arrival of the L. B. Gilchrist at Thomas
ton.
THoMAsToN, July M.-Ship L. B. Gilchrist
Watts, arrived last night from Philadelphia.
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Run Over and Killed.

NORWICH Conn, July 24.-Henry Locke.
teamster, fell from his wagon this noon, the
wheels passing over his body, killing him in
stantly. He leaves wife and children.
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RuroSesu BIarAess.

LONDON, July "a -Consols 80 GIG.
sSLoNDoS, July 24-Amoriean secayisiea-Cnited
States bonds, As, 1913.
LIVERPOOL, July 24-Ia.9O ?. M.--Uotton malkel
steady Uplands at 15-16dorleans & 1sdsa,es 70,
600 bales; speculation and export 1000; futures
firm.
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PORTLAND, July %
Received by Maine Central Railroad, for Portland
26 cars miscellaneous merchandise; for connectiEg
roads 65 cars miscellaneous mef fchandise.
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LOST AND FOUND
STOLEN.

ctTOLEN from the Subscriber in Standish, on the
= night of July 18, 1882, a Red Mare, about
eight years old, black name and TAIL two white
hind feet shackie on left hind foot left hip slight
ly started. Whoever will give information, or
return said Mare will be suitably rewarded.
REUBEN HARMON,
Sebago Lake, July 20, 1882. jy22d3t&
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Stock mnrlEeE.

The following quotations Of stocks are received
and corrected daily by Woodbury. q Moulton (mem-
bers OF tbs Boston Stock ExchSnsel, corner OF Mid
dIa and Fxehan19 stree -
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The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer bros. & Co., Dry Goods,
Woolens and Fancy GcoGs 144 to 152 Middle street:
uN-urp rrrD rOTrOrrq
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Railroad Receipts.

FREDERICKTON, NIB. Schr Maggie L-9200
railroad sleepers to b & NJ Railroad.
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TO work ON Water Works at Sc
bagO Lake, NEe. Apply to PORT-
LAND WATER COMPANY, no. 33
PIuns Street, Portland.
ie2A dU
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily Wholesale Market.

Portland Daily wholesale Market.
PORTLAND, July "a.
The market for Flour is lower on Superfne, Mich
igan Winter best, Common Michigan, st. Louis
Winter best and good; other brands are unchanged
trade quiet. Grain weaker. Sugar frmer and more
active at Saturdays quotations. New Potatoes have
declined to 5o947 rs. Onions are quoted at 70
GA 90 y8 bbl Cheese is steady here; at Liverpool
prices show slight falling off. Freights quiet
and weak; vessels are offered quite freely to load
ice for Philadelphia at 5o955c " ton. At Chicago
Hogs higher at 6o@3 % for com. to good mixed;
light quoted at 65@S 20 and heavy at 3o@S go;
skips oO@7 2o;the Cattle market is 10@15 better
on natives exports 40@5 90; good to choice ship
ping 4o97 20; common to fair o096 90; stock
ers at 1894 40.
The following to-dsy's quotations or Elour,
Grain, Provisions. &C.
EESar. Ssrain.
Suaeriine.. A 60d6 O0i Il. NJ. Corn, car
Extra Spring..5 1896 25i lots @95
f4ssas S1finSS 7s5oa solo,, :. car lots, 70 90
sTia},;ssr Js.s.S YIN. sacked Bran oo@22
Ter 6ast. =. 5oa6 rs Niids.. 80
oPasiGs MiShssn. g ooas % bag lots $s 90
81. LOUIS Win M, :. geg9,. .oaS iots.. as 9s
winssr good. q 25@7 so Oats, :" 10
"-'''' ssrosiuce. aIlds, :. SO 90
Turkeys. H.. 1920 lRye,
SJhickens... "a PROVISIONS.
Fowl 1920 Mess Beef. Id 00lI5 so
Eggs .,.....21 022 Elk Mess. .16 0001I6 so
New potatoes 5004 75I Plate.....17 50@lS 0O
Berm'dOuions, L 1892 00i Ex plste..lS 50@19 90
Maine 0oa1o 90 Backa.. ..26 5oa27 90
Capo Cod, ,12 OO6416 COL Ulasr. -. rs 5OO26 90
sugar. Mess 80. % O0l023 90
GranuIatsd.. :. ...... 95s Hams. .141s@lb
Extra C.........,.., 91S &oend Aogs-..: ggo,,
Ers5a a4aFss. -
Masc'tl Raisins2 S0ll3 80 1lb, 81 tD.. l3SSgtSH
London Layers3 1908 l5 Eiegeo5s ID $'.i5S4 g4131s
Valencia " ~ q 1879 ean-.. II 41412
Turkish Prunes. z Aa@8e Sesas. -
French Prunes. .l21a4 4l4 Pea.......' "A gog4 70
Oranges. 1isl11S4s'..' 30 t09o 90
palermos sYhxG OOa6 sol yellow Eyes. 3 40l13 so
Messina, Pboz 6 00G6 Dol SEtser.
Valencia Sgcase $139l4 creamery. ......25@2S
Extra large" Gn5 EdgeN eemont2692S
Lemons. Choice " 20to22
Messfna,.....6 g 5O(17 90 Good. .IS 1Q20
Pslsrmos .....6 5O97 bOlStore re.............1 16g17
Malaga GheSsSs
Mats. New.
P8NsoSs- Vermont. II 913
Ylilaington.1 76@2 20 s Factory.11 @13
| Virginia. 25@2 30 Skims....,. TAG
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o. iConvention Of IRON Moulders.

New YORK, July 24.-At the recent Nation
al Convention of Iron Moulders held in Brook
lyn the following officers were elected: Presi-
ident, P. j. Fitzpatrick of st. Louis; First
Vice President, Thomas White of st. Louis
Second Vice President, James P. Hooley OF
New York; Third Vice President, John Lewis
of Reading, Pa. The next national conyen-
ton will be held at London, Can, four years
Frar,, +odau
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off Mere Point, Casco Bay Sail Boat about
" 18 #. long, sloop rig, name Lilly Owner
can have the same by paying expenses. Enquire of
w. H. STETSON, Brunswick Me. jy19d2w
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New York Stock and Money Market.
n3y telegraph

NEW YORK. July 24-EveAing. Money loaned
up from 31505 and dow 70 215; closed at latter
steady at 4851s for long 488H. for short. Gov
ernments weak and 1s lower, except ANS, which
are unchanged. n ate bonds only fairly active Rail-
road bonds strong ON large volume Of business.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange sggregat-
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Apples.
Fresh Beef Market.

Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
u Co., Commission Merchants in Chicago Dressed
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TO LET.
VO LEE.

CsTORE Nos 117-119 Middle st. Now occupied
- by G. A. Parsons g. Co., as Wholesale Drug
gists Inquire of MRS. H. E. THOMPSON, No.
164 Brackett st. Jyl4dtf
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TO EET. .

House, So Gray street. Enquire
OF #. s. WATERLOO SE, 93 EN-
change street.
ie28 diff
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS
is published every THURSDAY MORNING at $3.50
year, if paid In advance at $500 q year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING: One inch OF space, tho
ength of column constitutes square
S1.6O per square, daily first week; 20 cents per
week after: three insertions lese, 81 00 contnu
ing every other day after first week, 90 cents.
Half square, three insertions OF less, 10 centsi
one week. 81 90; so cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs'' and "AUOTToE
SALES 81. 90 per square per week; three inser-
tions or less. 81 30.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS (Which has large circulation in every part
of the State) for $1.O0 per square for first inser
ton, and 80 cents per square for each subs uens
insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING 90.
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To Let or Lease,

AN Ocean ST., Woodford's a nice, large, two story
W House and stable, with from one to eight acres
of land. For particulars inquire at the next house.
or address @. LII. ALLEN,
jun28dtf Standish Maine.
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WANTS.
Wanted.

A COMPETENT Nurse for an Infant. Apply
"A with references to Mrs. Morris at Mrs. Mus
sey's, corner Park and Congress streets. ,
jy22 d3tS
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Chilli
MR.. TREsCoTT TO MR. BLAINE.

A Strong Defence OF the South American
Poncy.s
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Wanted.

a YOUNG lady competent to take charge of
"A Dining Hall seating 100 guests, as Head
Waiter. Apply in person to Central House, Old
Orchard Beach. Jyz2d3t
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Wanted.

A PARTNER in desirable wholesale and
"A tail business. Must invest $100o against
much larger sum. Profits large. Address
jly2Od1w* SAFE INVESTMENT, Press Office
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Published every day Sundays excepted by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS"

TERMS: Eight Dollars Year. To mail suDscEfo
ers Seven Dollars Year, If paid in advance.
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NEW YORK.
Guilty of Reckless Navigation.

NEW York, July 24.-The local board OF
steamboat inspectors rendered stheir decis-
ion today on the recent collisions between
steamers Plymouth Rock and Breakwater.
They suspended the license of W. L. Martin,
pilot of the former for sixty days for reckless
navigation and exonerated the captain of the