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The Portland daily press., 1863-07-24

- We are indebted to the publishers, ].
r Lipp'ncott q Co., Philadelphia, for neatly
printed, well bound, and in all respects well
soeup volume OF 4s6 pages, limo, not one
word OF which we can read except the publish
ers' names' II is German work nrin,ed !,
that language and letter from title paoa ~ ,,,;s
For sale in this city by o. L. Sanborn A. Ia
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GREAT DrvIDEND.-We call attention %
the advertisement of the Mutual Liz. Iusrr-
ance Co., of New York, of which VIM. ID. Lit
tie, Esq, is Agent. Ii is one of the best Com
panies in the Union.
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ROwdOin College,

FNHE Annual Examination of Candidates for ad-
mission to Bowdoin College will take place on
Friday, the seventh day of August next eight o.
clock in the forenoon in the Medical College; and
also on thursday, the 9th day OF August at the
same hour aud place.
LEONARD WOODS, President
Brunswick, July 9Th, 1868. Tvs I'd
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DRAET..!

MEN who are drafted now is your chance if YOU
WI Immediately attend 10 it. There is no time 10
waste. Substitutes furnished for reasonable sum
If you wish it, Persons who will enlist as substitutes
for drafted men will lind rare chance to get large
sum of money.
Address NJ, Box 1882 dtfIvl5
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- Inc Alumna of the Girls High School
plopose 70 receive their friends at tie Senate
chamber THIS evening. Doubtless those who
are favored with invitations will enjoy pleas
ant season.
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For the Islands.

Ees The steamer CASCO will. until
~ @zzssss~ further notice, leave BURNHAN's
- Wharf for PEAKS and CusHINa's
ISLANDS NJ and 10 80 A. NJ, aud and 8. 80 T. NJ
Returning will loaye CUsHISG's ISLAND at o As and
IL Is A. NJ, and 2. i5 and 5 Is 4. NJ.
The boat will touch at PEAKS ISLAND evesy trip
down. but RETURNING. will only touch there the LAST
TRIPS in the forenoon and afternoon.
Fare Down and Back 25 Cents.
In,
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RAIN IN JULY.-We are infor,aa H.. H..
ny Willis, Esq, that, according to his rain
guage, the quantity of rain which fell In this
city from the LIST to the 22d of July, was six
inches and 9l5-l000.
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Attention Comscrip,s.

FINIE undersigned, at his office No 1891 Exchange
IL street. corner OF Federal, is prepared TO
attend to the cases of those who desire to file claim
for exemption from Military service under any of the
conditions of the said law.
GEO. s. NuTTING,
Counsellor and Attorue, at Law
Portland, July Il, 1868. div.
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Mail Communication on the Mississippi
River.
WASHINGTON, j

" -AoIII-NVIV1S, q NIy 10.
The Post Office Department will resume
mail communication between the West and
New Orleans, by the Mississippi river, as soon
as it ascertains it can be done with safety.
The mails between Atlantic cities and New
Orleans will continue to be carried in the
usual way
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AUCTION SALES.


IN Friday. July oath, at clock p. NJ. We shall
~ sell the two-story wooden house on Mechanic
street, No. g. II has ~ flushed rooms besides store
rooms ana closets abundance hard and soft water
Is In a good neighborhood, and very desirable
property.
Also, the one-and.a-half story wooden house. with
DITCH basement, No. As on Green street. This house
nas ~ finished rooms besides closets with abnndance
o. a naiu anu soft water. 1t is a pleasant healthy
anu soou heighoorhood. and desirable as residences
Immediately after the ADORE saies
~, ne two-.tory wooden house, No IL Mechanic st
ms mouse has a brick basement IA ani.hed rooms
water. and abun dance of soft These h.n - -. ~,
IN good order, and occupied by good tenants. sale
po.ifNe-title clear-terrn easy SS
Also, two story brick house. No u Mechanic q.
In complete repair, with fourteen finished room.
plenty hard and soft water, under a good lease :,
erms at sale.
HENRY BAILEY & Co, Auctioneer..
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Is0wdOin College,

FeNliE Annual Meeting of the President and rrus-
Il tees of Bowdoin College will be held at Banister
Hall, in the College Chapel, on Tuesday the fourth
day of August next at ten o'clock in the forenoon
JOHN ROGERS, Secretary
brunswick, July 9th, 1868. jyS I'd
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FOR SALE.

IA handsome bay PONY, . years old
SNE1 weighs about 450 pounds - warranted
1T vs sound and kind ia harness or saddle-has
no vice or tricks, and sold for no fault. =.
Perfectly kind for children. Enquire of kennebunk
Depot Master, IVORY LIrTLEFIELD
hennebunk, July %, 1863. u23 diff
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Hemlock ana Spruce Lu,,bcr.

A ~Lof about 100000 feet, Hemlock and Spruce
"A Logs-will be sawed into dimensions TO suit the
party contracting for the same if applied for soon
Apply at Nos. 50 & 81 Exchange street
WALTER COREY.
ToItsid, July Is, 1858. 3wed
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udtt OF SAID as
err named remain
VALUE TAX
DUE.
$500 s6.75
500 6,75
2,IOo 1886
400 $40
10000 1860
GOO $40
800 4,O5
100 22,e5
1900 2o,25
600 e,75
1900 1855
1900 2o,@
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ag- We call attention to the statement of
the Liverpool and London Insurance Co. in
our columns. John E. Dow, Esq, agent for
Maine.
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Country Residence Tor snIe.

The FARM owned BY e.e late
AGM-0 Hon. X. N. Goodenow situated
Eut G~1R within one hundred rods Of the
Git11tLAG County Buildings at Paris, oxford
~ County, Me-, is offered for sale al .
great bargain
The Farm contains ITO acres Of land. of excellent
quaiify which prod ices at present about 30 tons Of
hay and the amount may be largely increased -
Fruit. wood and water abundant The dwelling
house and ont-buildings commodious and In good
repair: The location i pleasant and healthy offer
ing desirable country residence.
Fparncnlars inquiry may be made on the prem
ises of DIR. W. A. Rust. South Paris or WILLIAM
GOODENow. Esq. Portland. jy3 III
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Notice..

4 LII persons having demands against SAMUEL L
N THOMAS, are requested TO present them 10 the
subscriber and 10 confer with him with reference 10
an equitable adjustment of the same.
JEREMIAH DOW
Portland, July 20, 1853. jy2l div w3w5s
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Real Estate ON Cross street

FOR SALE.
- The three-storied brick Dwelling and Land
E, No. Is Cross street. The bnilding in good
&s-l- condiion-rooms large and convenient Lot
~ feet on Gross street. by l60 in depth Hard and
sof water In abundance. Stable on the premises
VIII be sold low and accommodating terms
Apply to WILLIAM CAMMErT, on the premises
or 4. NJ. PATfEN. q Exchange street, over Ocean
INSURANCE once jy1 dtf p
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BOwdoin College.

rlNHE Annual Meeting of the 0verseers of Bowdoin
Il College will be holden at their Room in the Col
lege Chapel, on the fourth day of August next at
O'Clock p NJ. A. &. ROBBINS Secretary
Brunswick July 9Th, 1865 Tvs Ia
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% Peterson's Magazine for August has
peeh received at Hall l.. Davis. 1t contains
3S articles and 40 embellishments.
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Destruction of Bridges.

FORTRESS MONROE. July %.
The bridges between Hampton and Big
Bethel are carried away by the rise of the
streams from the recent storms.
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Island Ferry.
EAST SIDE custom house WHARF.

Tges Having baen engaged as a Night
sss..lSgees-.szt~ Patrol, the Steamer HESTER Will
un TO the Islands as follows:
Leave Portland at 81 A. NJ and q O'Clock F. NJ
Leave the Islands at II a. NJ, and 6 p NJ
VIII touch at Peaks Island on all trips Time CIV
en- is the time OF leaving Cushngs Island.
je3 Dim
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For sale.

HOUSE aud Lot for 81 800 containing over g. coo
Il feet of land convenient for Two families and
no connection Separate yards SC Now renting
for $50 per year
for further particulars caN on
jy % d1w- n q YORK q SON
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Financial.

PHILADELPHIA, July %.
The Sub Agent reports sales OF Sl.495 900
worth OF 2O's to-day. Deliveries OF bonds
made to July Sd.
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FOR TIL ISLANDS.
Leave Bracket street a; $50 A. NJ and 80 p NJ
Return arrival of the Boat IL Is A. NJ and h liz
p. NJ Trips from Islands
Fare 10 cents each way, or 40 cents for both wavs
for Boat and Omnibus. E. b. GEE
Portland, July % 1868 ~
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IN DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
Grea, Sale of Pine Timber Land.

THE ST. MARY'S FALLS SHIP CANAL COM
L PANl, will offer at public auction in the city o
Detroit Michigan. ON the I'd day of September next
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Municipal Court---JuIy d.
KINGsBURY, j.

hlNGsBURi. j.
Michael Driscoll, for throwing stones in the
street, contrary to city ordinance, was fined
81. and costs.
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Saturday afternoon. commencing at 3 O'Clock. Chill.
dren admitted to the matinee for 10 cents
The entire family viii appear every night Mr..
William Peak; Mrs. William Peak: Madam Inlia
P I Baisde I, Solo tiarpist-pupil Of Bochsa; w
H. Biaisdeil; H. +. Blaisoe; f. w Crayton; Herr
Oustave Kaufman. Solo Volinist from the Conser-
vaiore Of Music, Leipsic Germany; Mr. j. L. Spal.
ding. Solo Niolinist aud Solo Cornet from the Aead
envy of Music, New York: Little Lizette Peak, the
wonderful Contrato; Master Eddie s. Peak and
Master Frank, Scotch Balladsi Each in their char
acterisie representations, always received by every
d,monstration of approval and applause
Two sets of silver bells, $40 in number mannfiac-
tured expressly for and imported by Mr. Peak from
London iii 1851 the only Set Peal Chime of Silver
Table bells ever made aud beautiful Peal Of 40 Sill
yer STAFF Bells, played by Master Eddie
New songs, ballads and duets humorous and char
acteriste, by the Juveniles. New bell music upon
the $40 Silver bells. New Harp solos by Madame
Julia Peak La Petite Lizeite in her choicest pieces
~ For further particulars see programme
ADMlSSlON-25 cents. children Is cents reserved
seats % cents extra Tickets for sale at Paes Music
Store.
Doors open at k-comrneuee at o'clock
-. &. c. CHASE, Business Agent
!. ~ Inc Company viii sing in City Hall, Bidde-
ford Thursday evening, July Odd
jy22 dat
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TO LET.

THE two rooms in the second story OF the Goldman
Il Block lately occupied by John w Munger Esq
Possession given July lst. Apply to
STEELE HAYES.
Portland June %, 1851 ran
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store for Sale.

fEViiE four-story brick Store in Free Street.-The S
IL In the Free Street Block-next east Of Tolford's
Enquire of II. Il. MACHlN, dalt Block, or
apsistf Z. BARNES, sik Middle Street
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For Sale.
House Lots for Sale or 10 Lease.

INoR SALE, House Lots in dimensions to suit. en-
oxford. Washington, Fox, Winthrop. Everett,
Madison. Munroe, Greeneaf. and Fremont streets
or viii be leased for term of years. say ten or more
any OF the land on the above streets the lessee 20
have the privilege Of purchasing at the expiration Of
Apply 10 the subscriber for terms, which will be
made satisfactory to those ishing to build
WILLIAM OxNARD
Portland, July TN. 1888. jy1 d1weod2ms
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
Wanted TO Rent.
Office 10 Lei.
Desirable Country Sent.

EUA For sale or to let, the two story brick
f1sSH3 house and outbuildings, in wesfbrook
llii - now occupied BY Otis Brown
ulll The premises occupy the crest Of the
sZbhill. near those Of A. w. LonefelIow
ESQ and command the finest prospect of this vicp-
ity Possession II en- Immediately, il desired
Apply to Angus Us TATE, Stroudwafer VIZ
iagc. or 10 sHEPLEY & DANA over Canal Bank
Portland July Ia, 1863. iyi5 d2w
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
VINO Is MRS. 5. A. Allent

AS this question is often asked us, we
with pleasure give the little history we
have Of her in our possession. Some TWEEN
ty years ago, lady in New York City OBJ
served that her hair was rapidly losing its
natural color, and getting quite gray, and
disliking the idea of becoming gray, and
equally ayerse to using any dye, knowing
them to be injurious(, concluded that she
would try and invent something that
would restore her hair to its original life
color; and, by dint of study and perseve-
rance in experimenting, she succeeded in
finding the articles she had compounded
would not only restore the hair to its nat
ural color, but also render it pliAble, and
give it the natural moistness that healthy
head of hair should have. This was even
more than she hoped for; aud, without
the slightest intention. at first, of making
business of it, she was actually forced to
commence making it for sale, by the num-
Der of persons of her acquaintance, and
others whom her acquaintance had in"
formed of the remarkable change in her
Lsirt USIIIng at her residence 70 procure
the article, and she now probably does one
of the largest cash businesses in the City
of Now York. Her preparations are now
found in every drug store in the United
States, Canada, Cuba, Mexico, and, within
the past two or three years, regular dep0ts
for their exclusive sale have been estab-
lished in London aud Liv erpool. CdGw.t
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FOR SALE.

EVIHE undersigntd will offer for sale at his resi-
i 'dence in West Union, Doddridge county, West
Virginia, on the 18th day of November 1868, val.
liable lot Of one.hAlf acre. in said town, situated
near tho Court House, upon which 10 large two
story franc building 81 feet in length by Is feet in
with porch. There is well Of good water, stable
and other buildings said lot very good situation
for tavern and store, the house having 10 well I'm
ished rooms, one Of which is q store room Of good
size. will also offer for sale 16 acres Of well Inn
proved land, adjoining the town, and not mere than
100 yards from the house and lot, enclosed with a
board fence and partioned into i've fields or lots,
about ten Of which Is In Wheat, and the bali
ance In grass Also young orchard Of 100 TREES
OF CHOICE FRUIT.
will sell the house and lot together with the
land, OF separate 10 suit purchasers,
Terms, Cash. WIN. N: LEVIN.
oot37.iWS
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TRUST SAFE.

DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust, dated March Iath
ID 1859, and recorded In Book rs, Folio %, Marshall
county records, executed by Wesley r. Cannon q
the undersigned Trustee, for the benefit OF vii.
liam Wilson, / will on Monday, the 30th day Of No
yember. 1868, at the front door Of the Marshall
Court House, at one O'clock P. NJ proceed to sell 70
Of land described IN said Deed Of Trust situated In
Harshail county, West Virginia adjoining lands Of
Jacob Crow and others, ContSining one hundred
acres and fifteen perehes with about seventy acres
OF cleared land and valuable improvements thereon,
being the same land conveyed to said Wesley 2.
March 1Tth, 1882 The title TO said land l. believed
to be unquestoned Tut will sell such interest aud
such title only a. IL vested in me by virtue Of
the Deed Of TrRst Aforesaid.
HENRY G. WILSON,
octaI.2tdd3twS Trustee.
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M. MoGRrw reported back from the


Mr.. MoGREw reported back from the
Finance Committee the Assessment bill d.
No. 9s1 with sundry amendments
The House WAS informed that the Senate
had passed the forfeiture bill a. No. 3sl
With an amendment, Laid on the table.
The Senate trans mitted the reportlot the
Joint COMMITTEES on the Auditors once,
recommending that the Auditor be directed
TO take charge of the books and papers be.
longing to the Auditors Office OF the old
State. which have been placed under the
control of Gov. Boreman by GovITPelr-
point.
Report aud resolution adopted.
A resolution from the Senate proposing
to ale aud not print the report 10 theEAudi-
tors Office (reFerred to abovel was refeivod'
but not reached in the order of bustness.
The militia bill (H. No. BY was taken
up, aud the substitute proposed ~ the
Senate rejected.
Mr.. McGREw reported back the assess
ment bill with various amendments which
were adopted.
Some discussion occurred upon motion
of Mr.. Davidson to amend the exemption
section of the bill (42) by exempting from
taxation "the natural increase in number
of live stock"
Mr.. VAN WINKLE moved to amend by
making it-s'number and the products O.
live stock" aud the amendment in thi'
shape was incorporated in the bill.
Mr.. MCGREw moved then TO strike out
that portion of the section including the
amendment just adopted and also the ex'
emption of manufactured articles and thu
products of mechanical skill or labor pro
duccd within the year prior to assessment
aud remaining uusold in the hands of th'
producer.
The motion was discussed till near half
past one when without action the Hous
adjourned.
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We are daily in the receipt Of annony

WE are daily in the receipt of annony'
nous communications Notwithstanding all
that we have said upon the subject. Ii
people can afford to write simply for the
pleasure of filling our waste basket it is
nothing to as, but it certainly seems to be
a very insipid sort of amusement.
Some of these communications, as for in
stance one yesterday headed "Eight months
in Dixie" would be quite interesting, and
we would gladly publish them if we only
had a responsible name accompanying
them.
Can not people generally bear the fact in
remembrance that it is no use to write un-
less their names are sent US /? We do not
want the names for publication, but only
as a guarantee that the person wiling is
not imposing on US.
An other thing many persons having
written once, and sent their names, sup
pose, as matter of course, that we will
know their hand write next time. This is
taking great deal for granted. We have
no time to recollect peoples hand write.