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PAN Avn oRNAMENrAb PRINTIRa.

~ Piain and ornamental printing OF every %
u1FTtion done e the Printing natahishment q ~,
ErfnHn Once on the latest approved snq mCst farlg
toaa Prso8 IN the best style, on short notice ane
A. r1asonhble rates. Particular attention naid z
Nnnf WORK EVsry description OF kindtnG done
S-l1rfaiiy Bianf Book6, bsagers dournslB, BAlal
nSosI, HocsiYinf Books, &o., 30.
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COMM EROIAL,


ProsIdsnt--J. Z. WBATHERLf.
Wee PrN't-M. B. BOOl9. iTFsaEursr-B. 1. LxoH.
DIEaoToRa.
~. B. Ulark, A. Gaia, r. b Davis, B. Brow hsIl &
Harvey, A. J. Beggss, 8. r. Isstsr.
REFlRnE.
Q. y. Lester, J.a. HuS5sy, W.B. Ssott.
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Eas cold season & aDproaohing, and youf sf7I5nLJ
~ SiIl surely b FoTSs End perhaps Tsndazsd d.
.faaFs is no gusas WORK ID ne szantnatI6a q 4
the Edmini5tsriag 0f the msdicinss, Tor b. ths = d
StFumsnts used there can b ne miItaEs. Snd ~
Doctor neEsr hsIitGtss 70 iniorm ths rEticuf OF A
friends q the TRuB state Of ths easa. . - ~,
The boctor's Parior1 at the Wsddan Hoass ~
thFonssd daily, many Ds-sons coming froui diIls.f
States, and ofhers Who Wars dishsartensd b. Isl-
e. szDsFienoe and large sums paid % autcks. k.fs
ona hssita, and that too By 5aziaS very nodsltls
eod rsaaanabls charge. no la ll1a clo
ThsEs Is no charge for eonsulistIon si IifI
i DQctoE Al EB doas not eurs b. mereurFf uIr11Iil
Iuinins, blistsring, bleeding OF any q ths pEseo
ullally resoFted 70 IN ths trsatmant of chronlo a.
'a1sa. Ths trsatmsnt Is atnirabiy adspfsd - 1asr
sons Who cannot taxa strong nedicinas tie s1s,.l
Srs prompt and permanent, and but Nv dsyu ~
Ein convince the most akspticAl. The Bsctor u s.
Eih pleasure name rGrfisS Hbo en- bsEssn' sff
oo1TorIed with n this oltTs. Uho have b1sl c1rfF
5T his mode Of treatment Thcse Who are nov
Ampsring with their lives under tho blind grssrncar
= under the hands Of phyBicinna uho 40 not nrI
IIand me nature cf tnGir dilaass ur EEn5 r.a.s 81
nre, delay no longer, but while ron haFs Eha1u--
0f seek IN a rational WY 20 regain gO1r healte-@
thqes, eoos VIC are wasting ior re oila19 9 suI
a think -hils Il q time, Ct those Who. l1Ea 7oi.
Eaitsd but In vain and haEa gons besors goo. E9
shoEnAnd9 Of those who have gone do1n - ~
/ grave with eon8umption mighs have bae1 1lsed
hasale when & Was oatarrh or tnhammation al -
stlEoas. PrOhs b Fensotins upon theiE htai 80
- Ehs charge shan IN 10 a., . alygs ~
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AUCTION SALES.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 31sT, 1852
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE


o. Cutter Son will sell on Friday, January 3lst,
At House No Is Sheriff street, commencing aI ~
o'clO. A n the Furniture 10 sad House consist
ing Of mahogany hair seat SofaB do eeWing OhAi g
martle-top Tables, m hogany and cherry Dressing
Bureaus, f ench and Cottage BeOBteads, cane ssat
Chairs, Wash stands, What-NOts, Cherry extension
Table, Brussels ard Ingram Carpets. Hair Ma tras
ses, Husln urtains, Looking @ asses EngFaytnRsi
OrOckefy, Glasswar-, good Cock Stofe, Wood Stove
Kitchen Utensils. sc.
House op at 8 O'Clock on morning Of sale. Pur-
articles withouI fsil By O'Clock P. n. the day q
sale.
Terms Cash, bankable funds on the day OfIale.
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A TEEPzREHcE BAHD-Tbe msmberS Of
the Seventh Regiment Band-thanks to the
efforts Of an oberlin member-have signed &
pledge TO abstain from the use Of intoxicR-
ting liquors, under penalty Of ten dollars
the money 70 be devoted 70 benevolent OBJ
jeCs. Nay tkst charitable fund always be
very small
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.LEVELAND LlBRAKY elsgs
- AsgOOIAE EEON.
LECTURES FOR ls6i-2. E

The Lecture Oomnittss have the pleasure Of an-
aOuneing the following list Of LsoturarI al 0ghon
have dsnitsly accepted The inVitatona extended 70
thsm .- -.r ss.-.---... H. .
IAn. l7-E. P. WHIPPLsE, Esq. Of Boston.
Jan. Hon DANIEL s. DICKINSON, Of EsB
York. Subject-"The Union"
Feb. -DOct. l. l. HAYES. the Arctic Explores.
aaron I2-BsF. Z. ID. OHAPIN ID, Of NgE York.
NB-In addition 10 thsabnve, Invitations have besD
gsnt 70 don Il, j. Raymond, OF New York. 1kNV
Ooct- Bellows, Pres't Of the Sanitary Commission
sr distinguished Lecturers, she result Of which,
together with the time and place of each Lecture
viii hereafter be announced
- W P. EOGG, ...ss b.
- H. M uHAPlM,
ALLETRE MAYNARD,
janlo:Ru ~ Lecture Committee.
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r.. PlnindenI,r nnd ConrrenI.e.

In yesterdays LHADER we stated that the
PlaiDdealsr had come ont in favor Of COM
promise. The Plaindealer Of last evening
Says thsi such islanders" 'WOuld have all
bean refated by the. .Xlaindealer's article had
the editor dared publish it" We do not
pro.ess to sxtraOrdinary courage, but think
Ee can stand the test. Here is the article
IN fnil:
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CLEVELAND
SKATING PARK.

/ Sk kATING kA.
This PARK. which viii be opsnsd 20 visitors on
twenty acres Is located central Tract, near the
Hil De via seneca slrest and ths seneca street sLd
Junction Of Central WaY hnd Stona's LeFD8. y
RULEs AND REGULATIONS. q
/ The control Of the PARK win b IN the hands Of
the PToprietors and super ptendsnt epd tSslye
holders Of fam y tieksss, who VII eaiorce obsdi-
nee to regulations and preserve stri-t Orser asd
2 Game Of slI kinds will be prohibited. except
when proper provisions are made tor 1hem- No
Isighs, 3opss or Bol+s VII be allowed the ice,
Epy TI Ts-soS Z az Who W,iTfliis ef atss di-iaTbaaes
| in the Park, or In any way conducts himsan IL .
Forthv5ith- tbs Propr s5r the riSf 10 re-
20 all such refsOba fheir Bnbscription mOnsys
4. 09atfons md difeCfiOns from the supsrfntsnd-
ent and PHrk- Pers shonld IN alicases De inHa-
9fy 5. TcEsls net net snSsrabls. M roI i Be
rsquired 70 sheWth Il kgts IN erder 70 eain Cd;
Tittsnsc,e e the PsTk. II tiekets an :ransissEed
Price Of IicksSs .eIn be a, icIlops :. Family
Tickets will be issned e ssnts zen g 9sssh tOr
check % each 8nSiTidnsl member q shs SabSeTi-
her family, (serT nts aceePteo(, who VII b 81
mitted at al TINES when th- Park e open GsBn =
| men. heldIng fnmilE Tickets VIII slso hsge the
privilege OF introducing 70 the tres Of fehsfge,
any person, nOn.rssident Of the eitgi g beIDg e.
pecislly understood that aRy TeFsgn- iukrod1eing
visitor will 30 responsible for his her dsportmsnf
i in The Park. a ll fH -
| 7 seassn tickets VIII be Is foIiOEs: -..sa
Tickets admitting sen tleman Aho LadF.-.-....s Q
| GentlSU Gn.......--...... ............. 8 o.
- % Boy: under z 5sais Of sss- : g
speefstors Wln be admittssd but not anOWed 70
i skate-l0 cents. -r lf N1EE eHs. -
5. GenIl men. holding Season Tickets viii be a
loWsd to introducs non-residsntB OF the city uPo
paying 25 cents for eseh sdmissisn Of the PRISON 90
/ inLrD isced; the party ing tae fntrOdretiOn
being rsspOnsible FOR the department Of the party
/ Introduced. rea IHaH .lL.
9. No skRt ng on sunday. 4
When the ira ia "a good condition q nag VIII be
/ RAISED at the skating art. aHu EGl
| All tickets sold subjsct TO the above regula-
'ons and such ether ~ a. the Pfopristor may,
Il Z ON time to tins, see 1T to adObt. -H
Tickets be brocuret Of D. Horton, Euperin-
tenjenT at The uf5cs o. the Park, from O'Clock n
the morning till yin ths evening
- .-. g. 3. STONE, Rr0prietor
D. HORToE, Superinfend-nt.
| Cleveland. Ian. 4 lsS 81 tHrs. =
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GROCERIES & PROVISIONS

GROCERIES & PR0vISLgNS.
DRIED FRUITS ---RASPBEB-
RIEs, BlaOsberriaS, Pup, Ha Fysss PSsssss aad
III Or tario street.
NOAL OIL-WARRANTED THE
" beST, at 81 cents per SSSiiGgn ig.S g /. rv.us
... Ill ntario e. eef-
NHOIOE BRANDS OF FAMILY
|fh WALSH EvlEv
III o ,ta,io atreet.
CAGO, TAPIoCA, VBkMEUIL-
~ La anu 4nS''Ai0Ni' WALSH 4 EVANS
bal - II O-taJi0 slrtet.
HOMINY AND SAMP- AT
Ii walls II, q -, EsAss, A. s,s.,.
GAIT WATER HERRINGs---
- At t walls, Il, 4 s,I;sgio SsfiSSf STREET
NLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED
y" Iii III o6tsri5 stres.
q TONS CHOICE BUCKWHEAT
U FLOUR fir sale wholesale and retail, st
ian2s A. n. PE8kI cos.
IH b o o E R I E s
AT -s--
]. M. H0WER'S,
1853 ONTARIO STREET 1853
CAN BE had AT RETAIL.
Ths cheapest sUsARs for the mOEsy n town.
The thAap-st GUFEEE tor the monty 10 toEn.
There you win ind th9 test CARBON VtL In this
ST eHlRTY-TwO GENTS PER GALLON,
~ Remember the place,
1853 ONTARIO STREET. 163
jau25
lido NOT BRAG WHGN I SAY
that have the choicest syTgPs ana RSos ahs ss't
NPLIT PEAS, sAGU, TAPTUOA,
| y Vermscel1, Maocaroni, Bice, Biee Elour and
ArIoyreot, at ZO sUPskl0k sIksAL.
THE BEST BLACK AND GREEN
| TEAS In the City. Also, al grades Of sugars,
/ janH go Superior ct.
| EAMILY 4 BAKERS FLOUR.
500 barrels Upper Ten Mills,
90 :. Metropolis
200 LsBslle Biver,
I9 Ie9 :. :. bayaEIs ne XIV Stty'
90 Crescent,
40 epring,
| 800 (" Southern Mills,
Cor sals Et Wholesale and retail ct lowest rates ct
A. "a. PERRY & COS,
novsOdAv IIs lla Superior q
| SALT WATER HERRING FOR
a Sd.dis:sn ZEE II oyiaiss q I Z Ezshsns;s.
FNGLIsH SALT-FoR SALE By
| M TREG ENT, OviStt's Exehsngs.
DYE BLOUR.-10O BBLS THAT
a.sF = + P0F'' i0F 'Ai' O' An. PERRY 90.
IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.
FL1UR | FLOURil FLoURlll
The subscribers having formed Q co-paFtnership
and located themselves at No l63 Ontario at b, nov
Offer to the oitz-ns q Clsveand and vicinity, the
very best brands Of White and Red Wheaf Floar,
Rye, BuckWheat and Graeam Flour, TAT, Jiorn and
OIL Meal, Corn, Oats and all kinds OF Mn Feed as
cheap. or cheaper than en- be bought elsaWhare n
she city, Please cell and examine before purchEs-
ng, as We are bound to give you good bargains ano
n. BAH Flour warranted, and goods delivered
70 any pArt Of the CITY OF dePOts, free Of ehaiee
--. ~ I.--r-.' g. B. VAN PELT,
Forest glsy Flour and Feed store, Dec. L, 1851
deel2rs7s
lust ESTABLISHED,
No. 1874 ONTARIO SERHKz,
Tas New YORK Agency SOr shs SsIsOi
G. q n D B o P 8,
,,srrrv 1nNFrrrrIoETRY FoRvTcr rRTyT,ra
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GOLD BAND CHINA.

Tea Setts at Sl4-vorth SIS. Dining Setis at tt0-
worth ss5. Imported direct from Pranes.
w. P. FOGG.
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=. ENLARGED NECK

which is 90 prevalent On the Laks Shore
Persons suffering ffom OOeghs. night susatg
bIssdlng at ths lunE1. general dsbilltI, FartlalT
deafnsas imperfect sight, losB Of voios, hoassR,a
os Of hesh and strength, loss of sppstte langnoEs
dssDondsnoys EelDitation Of the heart oDpToI5iono
the chest, diroult breathing. restlsSslsSa g Efs
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GLASS WARE,
GAS FIXTURES,
PLATED & BRITANNIA WARE,

l-
And great variety Of
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Where be may BE- consulted daily through he Az
tum snd Winter. The very srstifyiuk snd sstOns
shing success which has attended bis Sractics q
en- city, IN Of the most 0bsfiEats ohaEno-
tsE has elected nom many Ol hssi eitizsns he
highest testimonials, especially for the ouro %
pATARRB, TH BOAT DISEASE, BROHOHITIgt
HAkLL BTA9E OF DoHSUHPEfOH, HNAaE
Di5EABE, ASTHMA ~LlYER o. n PLiATHLe r~ro
lMPuHITH o. TIE BLOOD,
6UROFuLA, HERNUUB Ar ~ Errlr1
gBCEIOnG.
Diseases Of the Kidneys ald Dissasss Of Wsmd1f :
end ether complaints which lad 70 OOH8UNP.e e
FIOH.
sited popular attention, and ba8 been especially nos
tiessble usder the nsV mode Of treatment.
Dr.AEER has the most complete inatrumsn1l
with which 70 mAks aoeurats sxAminations and O.
lrAtions when nscasATT. his mode Of tTsatnslf,
ths ~ - e
ERIAN SYSTEM OF 0TIRR- IA,
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27

ACKNOWLEDGMENT X. Davis Esq.
Agent of the Sanitary Commission for this
city, has received letter from Col F. S. Nick
erson, of the Maine 14th at Baton Rouge, dated
Aug. 10th, acknowledging the very timely
reception of a box containing supplies, which
arrived on the eve of the battle of the 5th"
Col. N. returns his thanks to the donors for
their kindness, and says, 'the wounded will
more fully acknowledge the kindness as soon
as they are able"
MoRTALITY.-A correspondence Falmouth,
writes that ON Monday last two children of
Mr.. Thomas Parsons, ON "Black Strap" were
buried in one grave, and only week previous
an elder child was buried,- all the children in
the family, in the space of single week, carried
OF by dysentery. The same correspondent
gives us the names of the young men drowned
in Duck Pond on Saturday,as Samuel knights
and Wesley leighton. Leighton's body was
recovered Sunday afternoon, but up to Mon
day night Knights body had not been found.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
Attack on Fort Donelson.

FORT DoNELsoN, August 26.
Fort Donelson was attacked yesterday by
Woodward's and Johnson's bands of rebels,
but they were repulsed with heavy loss. Col
Lowe of the 9th Iowa cavalry, who arrived
with reinforcements after the rebels were driv-
en- off, started with four companies this A. NJ.
in pursuit of them, and came up with the enc
my miles from here, on the road to Clarks-
vile. He was strongly posted with men in
ambush After half an hours fighting the
enemy retreated, leaving their cannon. The
federal loss was killed and Is wounded Col
loves force not being sufficient to continue
the pursuit returned.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
War Meefinp-

LAWRENCE, Mass, August 26.
The war excitement here is intense. Yester-
day I. Colby, cashier of the Pacific Mills, Geo.
). Morrell, Postmaster and Editor of the
American, and Jno. X. Tarbox, late editor of
the Sentinel, commenced recruiting, with a
glorious public demonstration, exceeding in
enthusiasm any meeting everh held here. These
gentlemen have enlisted Il full company of 10l
men for the nine months service comprising
many of our staunchest citizens, and volun-
teers are still pouring in.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
Stock Market.

NEW YORK, August 25.
Stocks-steady; Chicago & Rock Island6sy; Cleve-
land & Toledo 53i: Galena & Chicago "a; Illinois
Central Scrip 62l; Panama 1ib Michigan Southern
guaranteed CAT; Michigan Central 60; Norwich
Worcester so; Reading 60; Harlem l6s; Erie 49, n.
y. Central 94l; Pacific Mail Il02; Hudson 81; vir-
ginia 6's 56 California rs 100; Treasury SIS 104s
Government 6s, coupons l0l!.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
Guerilla Raid.
MADIsoNvILLE, near Henderson. KY,

MADIsoNvILLE, near Henderson. Ky,
August 25th.
Two miles from here, to-day, the guerillas
rushed from an ambush on our cavalry; they
fell back and dismounted, when they drove
the rebels back mile, and waited for infantry.
After Is minutes firing the rebels broke and
fed, on being attacked by two companies of
infantry. Five rebels are reported killed. The
number of their wounded is unascertained-
IL were taken prisoners. 8 federals were
wounded-2 of them mortally. The rebel
forces are said to be getting ready for another
attack.
DANvuLE, KY, August 20.
Last night 200 guerillas, encamped on the
Shelby farm, six miles from here and near the
line between Boyle and Lincoln counties. were
eating and feeding their horses, when the Har-
rodsburg and Danvile home guard, sixty
strong, surprised them, killing 3 and wounding
s, some of them fatally, and took 80 horses.-
Our troops are still pursuing the guerillas.
The federal loss is one killed and two wound
ed
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
Miscellaneous Items.

New YORK, August 23
A letter from Nassau, n. r., states that the
American Consuls flag has been repeatedly
hauled down and trampled upon by seeesh
sympathizers in that neutral English city.
Solomon Ell Throp was arrested to-day
for assisting in fitting out expeditions to aid
the rebels. John Regan was also arrested
to-day for discouraging enlstments.
WILKES BARRE, Pa, August 26.
Hon. Galusha A. Grow was to-day nominat-
ed for reelection to Congress.
TRENTON, August 20.
Messrs. Kegly and Wright, in prison in Bur
lngton Jail for discouragng enlistments in
Hunterdon Co., are to be removed to Wash
ington for trial by the military commission.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
From Port Royal.

NEW YORK, August 26.
Steam gunboat Unadilla, from Port Royal
Goth, has arrived. All was quiet The health
of the squadron and troops was good. The
excitement about the rebel ram at Savannah
had subsded, deserters having reported her
failure, leaking badly, and could not be steer
ed.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
From Kentucky.

LOUIsN NILLE, mug. 70.
Gen. Wright left for Frankfort tonight.
Nine recruits in this county, on their way to
join Morgan, were captured this morning.
Great numbers are leaving Kentucky TO join
the rebels, since the PRONUNCIATION of the inten-
tion to draft for the federal army.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
Destructive Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO. August 26.
The whole business portion of jackson, in
Amados county, was burned on the 23d. 2000
people were rendered homeless. The loss is
100000 very little insurance.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
s STATE OF vi AINE.

ADJuTANT GENERALS OYrrcE, I
AUGUSTA, Aug. 20, 1850.
GENERAL ORDER. No. a.
In pursuance of the request Of the Secretary Of
War. cantaiBed in General Order No 80 of that De-
parfment, Sect ID of which is as follows, viz:
The Governors of the several States are hereby
requested forthwith TO designate rendezvous for the
drafted militia Of said States and 10 appoint com
mandants therefor. and to notify the Secretary of
War of the location Of such rendezvous and the
names of the eommandanfs:"
n is ordered. That the places designated in Gene
raj Order No. S2of this Department viz: Portland.
Augusta and Bangor. will be the rendezvous of the
drafted militia of this State and volunteers In lieu of
draft; and the following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed commandanfs thereof, compensation to be
determined by the War Department
John Lynch for the rendezvous at Portland, which
will be known as Camp Abraham Lincoln"
George W. Kicker for the rendezvous at Augusta,
which will be known as Camp +. D. Reyes"
Gideon Mayo for the rendezvous at Bangor. which
will be known as Camp John Pope"
BY order of the Commander-in-Chicf
JOHN L. HODSDON.
a22d3t Adjutant General.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFrcE.
Augusta, August %, 1862.

ADJUTANT NENEKALH = UFFTCK. I
Augusta, August g. 1861
GENERAL ORDER No 81.
1.-The enrolment required under the directions of
General Order No Is will be made in accordance
with the provisions of the act OF Congress of July
H. 1862. entitled "an act 10 amend the act calling
forth the militia to execute the laws of the Union
suppress Instructions and repel invasons approved
February 2sth, 1885, and the act amendaory thereof
and for other purposes which provides that the
rollment of the militia shall in all include all
the able bodied citizens between the ages of eighteen
and forty five and General Order No Is is amended
accordingly.
H-Field officers Of volunteer regiments raised in
place of drafted men for nine months service. will
be elected by the captains and subaterns Of the res
pectve companies composing the same.
III.-All men enlisting after this date whether for
three years service for nine months In the place
of drafted men, will be credited TO the towns in hch
they reside, and not elsewhere e..
Per order of the Commander-in-C Chief,
JOHN L. HODSDoN, Adjutant General.
August Is. d3t
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
Shetland Pony.

LNOR SALE. by the subscriber. handsome bay
IL pony, seven years old, weighs about 400 pounds,
kind in all harness, and reliable for children TO ride
or drive.
r. w. LORD, kennebunk Depot.
July cath, 1862 dim
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
Notice..

MAYORS OFFtcE, Aug. Is. 1862
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received up 10
- and including sept Sd. 1863, for furnishing the
City with about 800 TONS first quality Lehigh Coal to
be delivered at New City Building-free ffom dust.
dirt and slate.
aug26td W. W. THOMAS, Mayor.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
Hall.
POSITIVELY TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
Wednesday and Ihanly Evenings August 9th and 2sth.

Their Repertoire embraces a choice collection. of
Vocal Quartettcs, arranged in their own peculiar
style, also variety of the sweetest English, Irish,
Scotch, German and Spanish ballads. extant lIumor-
Songs. Duets, &C., Arias Cavitinas and SceDas.
from the works Of the most popular Italian and
French Masters. In addition to their usual choice
selections of vocal music, they will play each
ming. several pieces on the celebrated SWISS
BELLS.
They will also introduce the wonderful WOOD
AND STRAW PIANO. the most astonishing musi-
cal instrument of the age.
The eAI.LE6HANIANS beg leave TO state TO their
friends and patrons of former years. that
about fonr years ago they added the SWISS BELLS
TO their already superior concers and the press,
well all competent musical critics. have pronounced
their beplaying superior to anything of the kind
heard in this country. not excepting that of the
original Swiss Bell Ringers who appeared in the Uni
ted States about Is years since.
Admission 25 cents; children Is cents. Commences
at o clock.
During their soourn in foreign lands. the concerts
of the Alleghsnans honored by the attendance
of hundreds of thousands of delighted listeners
kings, queens, nobles and the most distinguished men
of the age paironized their entertainments, and law
ished upon them the most fattering demonstrations
of approval.
j. NJ. BOULARD, Manager.
a22dlw ID. q. WALDRON, Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
To Capitalists.

DROPOSALS are hereby solicited till the LIST Sep
i tember, for loan Of nineteen hundred dollars
the town of Cumberland, for term of years, with
interest payable semi-annually.
N l.. HUMPHREY. Treasurer
Cumberland Center, August II, 1852.
al3cod2wd &w1t
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
NEW YORK. August 26

INV VItIk'
The 18th Maine regiment, Col. Chaplin, ar
rived early this morning, and are now euroute
for the seat of war.
The correspondent of the Philadelphia En-
quirer says that the officers and soldiers of our
army in Virginia are forbidden to write home
TO relatives, and no mails will be taken from
the army. The officers have refused to give
lists of those killed, as it is against orders, al
though six hundred have been lost in the re-
cent skirmishes.
Mcdowell.
1t is reported that Gen. Ricketts, has, with
his batteries, slaughtered some 800 rebels in
different attempts made by them to cross the
railroad bridge on Saturday.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
n ew Books 4!
Voting Lists.

FuyHE Board of Aldermen have prepared Check
Il Lists of the legal voters of the several wards TO
posted the in City Building-entrance, tower
door, Myrtle Street. The changes which will be
found In said Lists this year oecasioned mainly by
change of Ward lines authorized by vote of the cfi-
zens at the spring election renders II imperative that
ererg voter should 10 II himself that his name Is
correctly entered ON the Ward List Of which he s q
resident. Per order,
$ w LARRABEE. Chairman.
Portland, Aug 23d. 1862. lwd
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
Shirts, Shirts.
Money Lost.

ON the 10Th inst, between the Canal Bank and
~ Princes Express, $50 and $50 bill of the Ca
nal Bank. The Under will be rewarded by leaving
the money at the office of Princes Express.
aug21dlw
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27
EXTRA DISHES.

sY- Open every Sunday from to /. and from 2 to
O'Clock. jul29df
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27

W NhsfINV IVN, -AugNst 70.
Twenty-one prisoners of war, and as many
more State prisoners, have just been released
from the old Capitol Prison, on the usual con-
ditions. Upwards of 300 are still retained,and
among them are Messrs. OBrien and Manban-
cy, who had been discharged upon taking the
oath of allegiance, but who were afterwards
arrested while carrying the mail from Mary
land TO Virginia.