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New York Market.

NEW YORK, July 25.
uplands.
flonr-state and Western dull and droopinp =;
Superhne State 90 "a so; Extra 90 90 a & 10 I;
Choice Is a 8 20; Round Hoop Ohio IS al s 75;
Choice 50 g 2Q SuperfDe Western 90 CGD So;
common TO good Extra Western 8 90 q 40; South.
ern dull; mixed TO good s. q IS; Fancy and Ex-
30; Extra good TO choice IS a. rs
Wheat-a shade better; ChicagoSpring / 90 "a II;
Milwaukee Club IL q 81 Iowa Amber n IA % :
Red Whit Western 81 a 25; Amber State 81
a 80; Michigan Amber ] 25 a 30.
= Corn-activc and q &c better; Mixed Western
shipping at 20 a II.
Beef-quiet.
Pork-a shade easier; Mess II so a II e2i for old
Is 50 a IL 62t for new.
Sugar-active but firm; Porto Rico II; Muscoyado
81 az l0i; Havana LOT; New 0reaus ST al lil
Enthusiastically Trinidad 3Si "a 40; New OR.
leans 80 az 40.
Freights to Liverdool-dull and nominal
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MURDERoUs ASSAULT Mrs. Katherine
Fox, cook at the Freeman House, last evening
made visit to her friends in Cobb's Court.
After visiting some Of her friends, she went TO
the house Of Martin Curran to see a soldier
who had just returned from the war. On en-
tering the house she was met by Mrs. Curran,
who struck her violent blow, throwing her
against the railing Of the steps and breaking
them. Mrs. G. then took piece of the rail
and struck Mrs. Fox on the forehead, inficting
dangerous bruises, breaking in the skull. and
injuring the sight of one eye. Officers Williams
and Wyman, after stout resistance on the
part of Mrs. Curran and some of her friends,
arrested her and she was taken to the lookup.
DR.. Foster, City Physician, attended Mrs. Fox
and dressed her wounds, but expressed an ,in-
favorable opinion as to her recovery, fearing
inflammation would set in.
On visit to Currans house, short time
after this transaction occurred, three women
and one man were found lying on the floor in
complete state of intoxication, while every
thing around was in a beastly condition.
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Town Meeting.

NOTICE IL hereby given that in pursuance of
~ warrant from the Mayor and Aldermen of the
City of Portland, the inhabitants thereof, qualified
according TO law TO vote in city affairs will at
the New City Hall. in said city. ON WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day of July inst, at 3ocloek in the after
noon, TO act on the following business, to wit:
1st-To choose Moderator to preside at said meet
ing.
2d-To whether said citizens will vote TO in
struct the City Council of Portland TO raise and a
proprate the of Three Hundred Dollars for each
and every drafted man who may be mustered into
the military service of the United States under said
draft. or who may furnish substitute for said
vice required by law.
3d-ro vote all other instructions to said City Coun-
Gil which may be necessary TO carry into effect the
provisions Of Article second.
Per order of the Mayor aud Aldermen.
Attest: j. NJ. HEATH City Clerk.
Portland July Fl, 1868 I'd
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PIRATES COMMITTED TO JAIL-Yesterday
by order from Washington, U. S. Marshal
Clark went over to Fort Preble and took four
of the Tacony prisoners and committed them
TO the jail In this city. The four thus commit
ted are J. 4. Billups, who was an officer on
board the Florida; Thomas Buffers and Rob-
ert Hunter, who belonged to the Byzanthium,
but who Joined the pirates after the b. was
captured and burned, and James Kelly, one Of
the crew of the Goodspeed, who also Joined
the pirates after the capture of that vessel.
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Particulars of the Capture of jackson.

Sr. LOUIS, July rs.
Special dispatches form Memphis the 23d
give the particulars of the occupation of jack
son, Miss. On the 18th, a portion OF our forces
under Gen. Parke, made an attack and were
met BY legion of new recruits from South
Carolina, who, after an engagement OF half an
hour, retrea'ed with the loss of 800. Our
men occupied their position until next morn
ing. when they advanced and discovered that
the rebels had evacuated, setting fire to a num-
Der of houses containing commissary stores,
which were entirely consumed with the addi-
ton of some forty other buildings, ignited
from the houses fired by the rebels. The city
was at once occupied by Sherman, who sent
cavalry to Intercept the communication and
prevent Johnston from joining Bragg, which
was supposed he would endeavor to do The
rebel army LEFT but little behind Deserters
are continually coming in from Johnston's
army. They express themselves dissatisfied
with the shape the campaign is taking and are
willing to throw down their arms and take
allegiance to the Federals. The loss in the
various skirmishes ana assaults amounted to
900 men,
Pemberton was cursed literally as traitor
and unworthy of confidence. At Vicksbhrg
the Federal works are being eveled and the
Rebel Notifications put into a more perfect
condition. A number of the finest guns are
being mounted, and tue place will be held as
first class military fertilization.
CAIRO, July 20.
Mai Gen. Logan and Col. Rawlings, of Gen.
Grants staff, arrived here to-day They re-
port that Gen. Sherman had returned to Jack
son. He reports to Gen. Grant that the lead
ing citizens OF jackson and the surrounding
country have implored him to take some ac-
ton by which Mississippi may be restored 20
the Union.
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AFARM In Cape Elizabeth, about
A<nA-0 ~ miles from Portland, containing
Mn - about 10 acres. with two dwelling
sS& ~ houses. barn and out-buildings.-
L. II41 Large proportion OF fences stone
wall. part or the whole will be Sold Inquire Of
CLEMENT JORDAN. on the premises. near south
Congregational Westinghouse jy2l d2aw w4ms
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sg-A large Newfoundland dog attempted
to stop the York q Cumberland train Satur-
day. The consequence was he lost his life.
sausages Will. probably, be plenty in the yicin-
ity this week.
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Atlantic a. ST. Lawrence Railroad
ANNUAL MEETING.

rIyHE Stockholders of the Atlantic & ST. Lawrence
Il Railroad Company hereby notified that
their annual meeting will be held ut the old CITY
Hall in Portland. ON Tuesday the fourth day of
August. 1868, at ten O'Clock A. NJ TO act upon the
following subjects:
lst To hear the report of the Directors and other
officers
ensuing year.
3D. TO see if the Stockholders will confirm the ar
rangeents for the liquidation and conversion of the
arrears OF rent upon shares made by the Directors
in the notifications of the Lease of August 9Th 1853
which they entered into under authority of a resou-
tion OF the Stockholders passed At the last annual
meeting of the Company.
Dated at Portland this seventeenth day of July
A. D.. 1868 Per order
Jyl7-dSwtd H. w HERSEY, Clerk
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Sg-The Holmes Chapel, Church and Soci-
ETY. at North Cambridge, Mass, have declined
to accept the resignation of their pastor, Rev.
VIM. Carruthers, son of Rev. DIR. car-uthers
of this city.
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Recognition Of the Western Boards OF Trade.
A large meeting of the members of the
Board of Trade and the subscribers to the
Merchants Exchange, was held at the Ex-
change, Saturday forenoon, for the purpose Of
making arrangements for the reception of the
Boards of Trade of Chicago, Detroit aud Mil
waukee.
The meeting was called to order by Jonas
III. Perley, Esq, Chairman of the Directors of
the Exchange. who stated the objects of the
meeting, and read the following letter which
had just been received:
BOARD OF TRADE Rooms,
Chicago, July q, 1868.
John O. Tieitcheu, Esq, Secretary Board Of
Trade, Portland.
DEAR SIR-The undersigned, Committee
appointed by our Board to make arrangements
for the contemplated excursion to your city,
have the honor 10 announce that they expect
TO leave here on the evening of Monday. Aug.
Sd. and after joining the Milwaukee and De-
tgoit delegations on Tuesday aud stopping one
night at Toronto and Montreal, arrive in your
city on Friday at SIT A. NJ, and remain there
until Monday, 3 Z. NJ, following.
From present indications there will be about
one hundred of our members from this city.
Hoping the arrangement will suit your con-
venience, we have the honor to subscribe
ourselves,
Your obedient servants,
II. MCCHEsNEY, !
c. T. WHEELER, Com.
STEPHEN CLARY,)
On motion of T. c. Herscy, Esq, it was
voted that Committee of thirty be raised to
make the necessary arrangements for the re-
ception OF the expected visitors.
On motion of A. X. Shurtleff, ESQ.,, the
President and Secretary OF the Board OF Trade
and the Chairman of the Directors OF the Mer-
chants Exchange were authorized to raise
said Committee.
The following gentlemen were then appoint
ed Committee,of Arrangements, viz:
T. C. Hersey, Jedediah Jewett, w. s. Dana,
Jonas III. Perley. VIM. Z. Stafford, Henry Fox,
John Lynch, o. NJ. Marrett Thos L. Twitchell,
A. e. Shurtleff, James o. Brown, William L.
Southland, James E. Carter, J. b. Fillebrown,
S. E. Spring, +. o. Libby, f. c. Moody, George
W. Woodman, Z. E. Upham, Rensselaer, Cram,
Charles E. Jose, A. w. II. Clapp, Daniel f.
Emery, M. n. Rich, ii. |. Robinson, John O.
Twitchell, Jacob Mcclellan, VIM. w. Thomas,
Rufus f. Wood, st. John Smith, II. Warren
Lancey, Nathan Cummings, Horatio Hill, j.
c. Stevens, Ezra Carter, Jr, Augustus E. Stew
ems, Warren Brown.
On motion Of Mr.. Jewett, the Committee
was authorized to ill all vacancies in their
number that may occur. The meeting then
adjourned.
In the afternoon the Committee of Arrange
ments met, and, after appointing a sub-com-
mttee to report programme of arrangements
at the next meeting, adjourned to Monday
evening.
The punctual attendance of every member
of the Committee is requested at Z 1-2 o'clock
this evening at the rooms of the Board of
Trade.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Augusta, July 6, 1863
A adjourned session of the Erecutice Council
"A will be held at the Council Chamber, in Angus.
Ia, on Monday, the third day of August next.
Attest, JOSEPH Il. HALL,
i've dtd Secretary of State
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M ALTERS ABOU row N.


LAW TERN WESTERN DISTRICT.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.
SArURDAY.-No. so. City of Bath v. Gil
bert Miller. The arguments in this case, COM
menced Friday, were concluded.
Evans & Putnam. Woodman.
No so IL. Benajah Pratt, Jr., v. Thomas
Cousens, Argued on part of Plaintiff.
&c. Woodman. John j. Perry.
John b. Swanton d ais '. James Rouse
This is Sagadahoc case. Argued.
NJ III. Smith. Evans & Putnam.
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PERSONAL. c. Morton, Esq, of New
FORK, the original Chief Engineer on the At
iantic d St. Lawrence Railroad, and who held
that station for many years, is now in the city,
stopping at the Preble House.
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sy-We understand that Miss Delphine p.
Baker, OF Washington, ID. c., editor of the
National Banner, viii read an original poem
this evening at Carleton Hall. Subject
Washington and the Union.- The reading will
be before one of the City Divisions of the Sons
Of Temperance.
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90 Brig. Gen. George F. Shepley arrived
at New York Saturday in the steamer Coum-
ba, from New Orleans. Gen. S. Immediately
proceededto Washington. He may be expect
ed home about the last of this week.
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BOwdOin College.

THE Annual Meeting of the President and Trus-
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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sg-The Portland Company, on Friday,
turned out another large piece of ordnance. in
which seventeen tons of metal were used The
bore OF the piece is eleven inches.
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BOwdeim College.

fUyHE Annual Meeting of the Ovcrsecrs 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 N. A. G. ROBBINS, Secretary.
Brunswick, July 9Th, 1868. Tvs I'd
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Colonel Commanding
Capture of a Blockade RUNNER

NEW YORK, July 20.
The steamer Arago, from Charleston Bar at
5 o'clock p. NJ, July 23d, has arrived
The Arago, on the oath, captured the steam
er Emma, of London, from Wilmington for
Bermuda, with cargo of turpentine, rosin
and cotton, and towed her into this port.
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seth Of Hon. John ). Orittenedn.

FRANKFORT, Ky, July 20.
Hon. John j. Crittenden died at hali-past
three this mording, without pain or strug-
gle, 10 the full possession of his faculties Dis
ease, general debility; aged II years.
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From vicksburg and Nek Orleans.

CAIRO, July ..
Passengers who arrived here to-day from
Vicksburg, report that our forces have burned
Jackson, and that the pursuit of johnson Is at
an end for the present.
steamer arrived this morning. bringing
New Orleans papers of the 10TH They were
brought by the Imperial from New Orleans to
Memphis, that steamer having made the trip
down and back without trouble.
One hundred and two rebel officers from
Port Hudson, arrived this morning. They
are waiting orders from the Secretary of War.
ericsson and his cavalry have arrived at Mem
phis.
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FOREIGN ExpoaTs.-The total value of
foreign exports last week from this port was
Sl2225.25.
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NEW MUsIc.-"How are you Conscript? ?,
A song. Words and music by Frank Wilder.
For sale at Paine's Music store.
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$50. 900 M. BANGOR spruce Laths

NOR SALE at invoice prices. at No. 4 Central
IL wharf s. e. DYER.
jy25 d2w-
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Federal Operations around Charleston.

NEW lOkk. jury 20.
We are indebted TO the Herald for the fol-
lowing account OF the operations near Charles
ton, received per Arago: On the 10Th the
rebels attempted TO drive our forces from
James Island. The attack was sudden and
unexpected, but Gen. Terry met and repused
them with great slaughter. The gunboat Paw
nee, which supported the LEFT flank, grounded.
and rebel battery opened on her, firing about
80 shot, 80 OF which hit her. She subsequent
ly fioated off and opened upon the rebels, put
ting them to flight. Our casualties were small,
and - rebels were taught a lesson they will
not soon forget
The bombardment OF Fort Wagner was re-
newed on the morning Of the 22d. The iron
clads cooperating with the army during the
day Fort Wagner was silenced for some time,
and the colors shot away. New Union bat
teries were opened upon the rebels, doing
great execution.
Later.-A charge was made on Fort Wag-
ner, and our troops. after desperate charge,
were obliged TO fall back, which they did in
excellent order aud held their old positions.
The loss on our side was quite severe, but our
total loss in killed, wounded and missing, since
the 10th, is only about 1000 The 4Sth New
York lost $50 men; only officers escaped un-
harmed. The Catskill was struck over so
times, but is all right. She went to Hilton
Head for supplies of coal.
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Municipal Court---Julx 2s.

james Z. Clary and James Flynn, for the
larceny of two boxes of cigars, containing 100
each, from Moses E. Thompson, were fined
two dollars and costs each. Committed.
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CD An advertisement of money lost will
be found in another column.
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Island Ferry,
EAST SIDE CUSTOM MOUSE Wharf.
CHANGE OF OuRs

s> Steamer HESTER will run as fol-
k<4tezt- lows.
ssxSS9szcE- Leave Portland at 81 and LOT A. NJ,
and u, 81 and ST O'Clock Pm.
Leave the Islands at 9i and III A NJ. and 81. Al.
and O. clock p. NJ
viii touch at Peaks Island on all Dows trips, and
last return trip in the forenoon. and the two last
trips in the afternoon. jy25
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II In the Free Street Biock-nexf east Of Toford' D.
Enquire Of II. 7. MACHIN, 6alt Block, or
Aps istf p. BARNES, s43 Middle Street.
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Capture Of Gen. Morgan.

CINCINNATI, July 20.
The following has been received at head
quarters -
Headquarters in the Field, three miles south
of New Lisbon, o., July 26.-Col. Lewis Rich
mond, A. A. G.-By the blessing of Almighty
God have succeeded in capturing Gen. John
IL. Morgan, Col. Clarke, and the balance of
the command, amounting to about 400 prison.
ers. will start with Morgan aud staff on the
first train for Cincinnati, and await the Gen.
erals order for transportation for the balance
tSigned) j. NJ. SHAcKLEFoRD,
Colonel Commanding.
CLEVELAND, July 20.
MAYOR Way, with 240 of the 9th Michigan
cavalry, forced Morgan to an engagement at 3
O'Clock Sunday A. NJ, mile from Salrnvillc,
ONO, ana routed him, capturing 24o prisoners
MORGAN, win Soo. escaped. but were all cap
tured by Shackeford at 3 p. M. Sunday. near
Lisbon. Morgan and his staff are now prison
ers at Melleville, Ohio.
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DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK.

DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK.
FRANCIS CorTEsEr, Chairman.
Henry Grinncll. ID. Charm Alex. Hamilton. Jr.,
Joseph Gailiard. Jr.. Alfred PeIi Res. sec.y.
Assetts held by the Trustees In ge,c York.
Cash In Bank. si23. 541 Is
Cash due ON demand. :.................. llo.Sll II
Cash in hands OF Agents. .............. 6S.519 90
Real Estate luneueumbsredl. Of which
$4,000 Is In Cincinnati ................ $50 $50 90
Bonds and Mortgages. Of which 100000
Is invested in Chicago 6s5f0o %
". y. BONDS to1 Y
Other Securities. ......................- s5,8t -
si2aoals .
Of which 500. 900 are deposited with the Insurance
Department in Albany. in compliance with the law
These funds under the control Of the Directors
In New York all OF whom being shareholders are
personally liable for the engagements Of the Compa-
. management CT the business of the Branch.
The Fire Business in the Northern States during
the past three years 10 ~ follows:
1850. ......... .ssosss.ssi % ssssoss %
i issi $50 ssss5 az g s sssss g g
The total losses paid during the last year were
sis0.ssl %, which includes the sum Of sl55ooo %
Tie total losses paid In this country since the or
ganization of this Branch. are sa,5s2.7si 81.
New England General Agency.
oFce, No. Merchants grcaaase. State ST. Bosfon.
The business of this Agency Is conducted under
the supervision OF Advisory Board" composed
persons resident In Boston. representing It's yari
Gus interests, and possessing the confidence Of tho
entire community.
BOSTON ADVISORY BOARD.
Hon. MARSHALL r. wILpKR, Chairman
William b. REYNOLDS, Charles u. Whitmore.
John L. Lyon, Daniel Sargent Curtis.
Henry X. Horton. Thomas w. Pierce.
Amour. insured BY this Agency during the year
ending July l. 1853, s4. so. $50 90.
All Policies for the New England States are written
at the Boston Office.
100 600 Dollars. being less than one per cent
on Cash Capital, taken ON . single risk.
Losses adjusted In Boston. and paid Immediately,
without abatement Of any kind
GEO. NV GORDON, General Agent and Atfor-
ney of the Company for the New England States.
WILLIAM s. GoopELL. Surveyor.
JOHN E. DOW, Agent for Maine.
jy24 div
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CUNDAY noon. corner Of State and Danforsh
- streets. Black and tan, two months old. with
spots over his eyes. Belongs to little girl who
mourns the loss. Any one returning the same TO
Nos 10 10 Exchange street. win receive suitable
reward.
Portland. July %. 1853. eod1wis
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Wanted.

A N American girl TO do homework. Enquire 1t
n ~ Wilmot street corner Of Lincoln street
between 81 and u o'clock r. NJ. jy24n
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Rebel Movements in the South West.

Rebel Movements in the South West.
MEMPHIS, July %.
Gen. Chalmers rebel forces, who held the
country south of Memphis, are reported to be
moving towards Grenada and Okoona. Ii
was reported from Okolona yesterday that
Gen. Joe Johnston had fallen back 10 Chunky
River. Gen. Braggs' army is mostly at Chat
tanooga and Atlanta. More have gone to re-
iniorce Johnston. ATLANTA is being strongly
fortified by the rebels. The report that Gen.
Pillow is in West Tennessee is untrue. Small
bands Of guerrias are enforcing the conscrip-
ton and stealing horses in West Tennessee
These are all the forces left to annoy the in
habtants.
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For the immediate and certain cure of Diarrhea,
Dysentcry. and any deranged relaxed state Of the
bowels. Price rs cents per bottle.
At L0RlNG'S DRUG STORE,
Janyz eod6m Exchange Street.
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
Fire and Life Insurance Co.

The Company ,ras established IN 1898.
Paid up Capital and Surplus Funds. os5 90
Annual Revenue. .................... 100000 90
Shareholders personally responsible for all engage
ments of the Company. All Directors must be
Shareholders.
American Branch,
Heed 0scs. No. So Waa Z No. 81 Pine sfs., " rork.
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A. A. MATTHEWS.

Col. and Chief of staff.
The following information was received at
headquarters to-day by Gen. Schenck. 1t is
from Brig. Gen. Lockwood: The enemy has
disappeared from our front entirely, and is
now north of Winchester. Our cavalry was
in Charleston yesterday friday and scouts
out TO the distance of ten miles in every direc-
ton, without any signs Of the enemy.
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BALrIMoRE. Jnly 26.

BALTIMORE, July 26.
The following dispatch was received on Sat
urday evening at the headquarters Of the Mid
die Department:
Front Royal, Va, July rs.
TO Maj Gen. X. @. Schenck The Major
General Commanding directs me to acknowl-
edge the receipt of your dispatch, and to in
form you that he engaged the enemy at this
place yesterday. This morning the enemy APP
pear To have withdrawn, and his whole army
is undoubtedly en- route to Culpepper aud Or
ange Court House, aud probably his rear has
passed the Shenandoah at this place and
Stransbnry.
By order,
(Signedl A. A. MATTHEW'S,
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RoMdoin College.

THE Annual Examination of Candidates for adj
L mission 10 Bowdoin College will take place on
clock In the forenoon In the Medical College: and
also on Thursday the 2sth day OF August, at the
same hour aud place.
Brunswick, July 9Th, lse6. jystd
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SOLD VERY Low FOR CASH.
All the New Styles OF
DRESS GOODS,

silk and Wool Plaids, Satin Stripes, Garabaldi
Checks, Poll de Cheyeres, Travelling Mixtures. rich
French Poplins. Italian Lustres, Spring and Summer
Deaines. plain al-wool Delanes in all the beautiful
shades and coors, Tsfettas, Goats Hair Goods and
Cancels Hair Lustres In all the new shades. plain
Alpaccas in all colors. French and English Cling
hams, American and English Prints. Thbets. Lyon
eses, and all other Dress Goods, too numerous to
rccapitulate here.