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U. s. NIarslhaI's Notice.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

UNITED STATES OF AMERIoA,l
District Of MaiHe, IS.
DURSUANT to a Mention from the Hon. Ashur
III Ware Judge of the United States District Court.
within and for the District OF Maine. hereby give
public notice that the following Libel has been fled
in said Court. viz:
A Libel against FouR CASKS OF GIN; SIX Casks
OIL; EreHT BBls WINE; ONE BBL. NUTS; ONE
BBL Las; ONE Box MUSTARD; ONE Box CAS-
TOR OIL; Two BOXES TOYS; ONE Box Toys AND
SpsPENDKRs; ONE Box SLArEs; ONE BBL. HEMP
SKrD .OsK N 20 COAL TAR; TWENTY EIGHT CHESTS
BLACK TEA; NINETEEN HALF-cHEsrs TEA, as 10
more particularly set forth in said Libel; that hear
ing and trial win be had thereon at Portland in said
pictrct ON the frcenty,srst day Of July currenf.
where any persons interested therein NAV appear
aud show cause, IL any be shown, wherefore the
same should not be decreed liable to salvage, and
disposed Of according to law.
dated at Portland this second day of July, A. ID.
1868. +. A. QUfNBi,
U. S. Deputy Marshal, District Of Maine.
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From the Army of the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF Potomac,
Tuesday. s O'Clock. Z, M.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF IOTOMAC, [
Tuesday, s o'clock, p. Nj.
am just in from the front and send mes
senger to Frederick with a brief dispatch of
the occurrences of yesterday and to-day. The
rebel forces which made the raid on the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad, consisted of Stuarts
whole force with eight pieces of artillery. On
Monday night they arrived at Westminster
and interrupted the Western Maryland rail
road They threw out strong picket and
shot two citizens who attempted to escape and
give us information. Early this morning Gen.
Gregg attacked Stuart and drove him all the
way from Westminster TO Hanover Pa, a dis
lance of eighteen miles. During the fore
noon, Gems. Fitzpatrick and Costar drove Stu
art out of Hanover after splendid fight. and
they are still pursuing him-part of his force
going towards Gettysburg, and part towards
York. During the day Gen. Buiord drove
regiment of rebel infantry in a northwestery
direction.
You may expect to hear Of brilliant news.
The whole army is in splendid spirits.
The rebels are reported to have burnt Cash
town yesterday. 1t is between Gettysburg
and Chambersburg.
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Posr orrrcE, PORTLAND.

June 49, 1863.
On and after July 1st the postage for drop letters
will be two cents, prepaid by stamps for the single
rate of the half ounce. The postage letters for
warded in the mails will be three cents for the half
ounce, uniform throughout the United States and
prepaid by stamps.
Rates of postage on all printed matter Except cir
culars, regular newspapers and periodically is fixed
by the weight of the pack age. The standard weight
is four ounces. rated at two cents; rate of
two cents being added for each additional four
ounces, fraction thereof Double this rate that Is
ur centsl is charged for books by the standard
of weight. Three circulars, any less number, in
one unseaed envelope, to one address. pass at the
rate OF two cents.
Seeds, engravings and other miscellaneous matter
sent to address, also charged at the
oftwo cents for each four fractions thereof
Charges on printed aud mis- caHeous matter must
in all cases be prepaid by stamps. Henceforward no
extra charge will De made for business card or ad-
dress printed on wrapper or envelope.
All transient newspapers sent through the Office
must be so enclosed as to be easily removed from the
wrappers for examination,
III not SO left, letter postage will be charged and
and collected at the place of delivery.
The charge for registering letter will be twenty
cents in addition to the necessary postage thereon
jyl3wis A. 1. DOLE, i. II.
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Livery and Hack Stable 10 Lease,
and stock for sale.
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fUyHE subscriber on account OF impaired health.
il being desirous Of removing to the country now
offers his whole stock OF Horses Carriages ana Hacks
for SALE together with lease OF his stable, his
stand is central second to none in the city and conn
Of entering a. once into good paying business are
Invited To cali and examine tho premises. stock Ae
Ills patrons consist of the best in the city. who be-
stow very liberal share of patronage which VIII no
doubf he continued 10 his successor.
The House adjoining the Stable, containing "a
x,a,ns in first rate order, suitable for boarding
house Or large family will be leased with the stable,
ii desired. Apply 10 nos.r x,-....-
jy2u y: e.f hoSi' Frops'0''''
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THEATRE.-The benefit of Mrs. Annie Sem
ter Langdon, though not so largely attended
as it ought to have been last night, passed off
with much success SO far as the acting went
Mr.. d Mrs. Langdon were excellent in both
plays, and she was called out and Mr.. L., for
his wife, returned her thanks in neat speech
Tonight "Lady Audley's Secret" drama
tiled from the celebrated novel, will be re-
peated.
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NOT A HUMBUGl
The ChaMpiOn SOap +!

rs actually the cheapest and best now in II Is
i fr from all deleterious qualities, and harmless.
For washing, clothes require no boiling. lizard
ter be usedl Ii cleans paint and glass without
water and Is warranted to remove grease tar pitch.
&C. from carpets and wooden goods. For champoo-
ing. bathing and for cleansing. healing and Soften
ing the skin, IL is unequalled For particulars
circulars.
Sold by FULLER BROS, Once 254 Congress 81.
Open from to a. NJ, II to =, and Q tos Pm
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In this city. June 80, Charlotte Annie youngest
daughter of Rufus, Jr., and Charlotte Beaf aged &
years months.
~ Funeral this Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
at residence Quebec street
In this city, June 3d. Miss Martha w. lighter of
the late Hon. Obed Hall, of Bartlett n H.. aged a.
~ Funeral this Thursday afternoon, at 3 O. elk
In this city, June 3d. Mrs. Louisa wife of Ell Coss
and daughter Of Seth b. Hilborn, aged A years
rT-Funeral on Friday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock Mt
residence No los Green street.
In Gorham June 80, Gen James Irish aged about
81 years. leaving large circle of relatives and friends
to mourn the loss of beloved father grand father
and great grandfather.
tH- Funeral this Thursday afternoon, at o'cl'k,
at the Congregational vestry in Gorham.
In Saecarappa, June %. of diptberia, John Ulrick
son of Rev II. J. Bradbury. aged IS years.
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There is pleasure in a razor keen,
There is rapture in a shave so nice;
1eere is a room the best by man e'er seen,
Who goes there once is sure to go there twice.
wheres-At ToDD's, corner OF Middle and Ex-
change streets. jy2 d3ts
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BROKERS, roam.
MARRIED.

In this city, July l. by Rev. E. G. Boes. Hiram
Libby and Mrs. Lucy j. NJ. Buzzell. both of Cape
Elizabeth.
In 81 George. june l6. Capt. Jonathan Strong and
In Sedgwick, May IA. JAS l.. DOUGLASS of BIuehilI
and Mrs. Ella X. Harding, of s.
Lucy b. Dodge.
In fremont. May IS, j. L. Marshall and Mis-. M v
Norwood both of T. - rs
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Gen. Hooker's Removal.

NEW DIRK, July I.
A correspondent of the Herald, dated Mary
land Heights, June rs, says Gen. Hooker Wis
tied the Heights on the 9th, and ordered their
evacuationand to destroy what conld not be
carried away. He then informed Gen. Hal
leck what he had ordered, when Halleck i'm
mediately countermanded the order On his
way back from the Heights to Frederick, Gen.
Hooker received the orders removing him
from the command Of the army,
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KEEP CooL KEEP CooLi-Take a glass of Hays
Ice Cream Soda, the most delicious and cooling bev
erage ever produced
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime the apparatus that produces the above, which
is in operation every day, Sundays exceptedl IRON
6 I'M. till 10 P. NJ, at Ii. II. Hays Drug Store,
junction of Free and Middle streets. Portland.
Eighteen Cream Soda Tickets for one dollar.
lex dtf
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grThc house and barn in Saccarappa,
owned and occupied by Mrs. Roberts and her
son Franklin, together with six tons of hay in
the barn, were destroyed by fire Tuesday after
noon. A barn belonging to Mr.. VIM. Roberts
was also destroyed. There was no insurance
on the former and the loss is estimated a,
$500. Mr.. WIN. Roberts has some insurance
on his barn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-02

B-The steamer Harvest Moon, on her
passage from Bangor yesterday, saw suspic-
ious looking propeller and altered her course
so as to avoid her. 1t is highly probable that
the suspicious. looking propeller was none
other than one OF the Government cruisers,
some of whom are known to be off our coast.
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NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

wcdnc ssiny. ........................J uIy 4.
ARRIVED. =
Steamer Montreal, Prince. Boston.
Steamer Harvest Moon. Roix. Bangor.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John NIB
for Boston.
Steamer Ella Morse. Morse, Bath.
Bark II Knight. tBr) Camman Cardenas 14th.
Brig Ida NAV, (Brl Havana 10th ult
Sch Bramha Sawyer Boston.
Sch Coral, Kent, Bangor for Essex. Conn.
Sch Belle. Foss. Bangor for Boston.
Sch Woodcock, Lyman. Eden tor Boston.
Sch Thos Hicks, Hall, ST George for New York.
CLEARED.
Steamer Potomac, Holman, New York-Emery
Fox.
Snip Geo Turner, Ilsley, 1reland-H winslow& Co.
Sch Morning Star. tBr) Miller. Windsor NS-mas-
ter,
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TwENTYFIRsT MAINE.-The following list
of killed and wounded in the 2lst Maine regi-
ment at Port Hudson has been received.
Killed-Henry Linnel, Co. X, shot through
the abdomen.
Wounded-Serg. E. r. Mayo, Co. b, hand ;
Corp. f. j. Tracy, G, thigh; Serg b. f. Dun
bar, d, abdomen NJ. Ingraham, Z, side; o.
Lincoln, F, finger; c. F. Nichols, G., finger ;
Lieut.. G. w. Hubbard, (Capt. J. U. Hub
bard, b p, thigh; o. Richards, /. scalp.
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.y-The Strawberry Festival on July 4th,
at Mechanics Hall, under the auspices of
Madam Moterto, promises to be fine affair.
Various entertainments will be presented,
which will be announced tomorrow.
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febl7dly

DR.. IL. l.. DAVIS, Analytical physician, will be
in attendance at his Office 229i Congress street. two
doors west of the Court House, Wednesday and
Thursday July LIST and 2 to consult with the sick
upon long standing or chronic diseases Ladies and
gentlemen invited to call. Advice free
je27 edlw
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DENrIsTRY-Dr j JOSIAH HEALD No PAL CEo
gress Street. first door east of LIST Parish Church
Portland. Me. ug7dly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Attention Co. A, State Guard!
Every member of the company is hereby ordered
to appear at the Armory this evening, at 7o'ciock
Per order.
J. NJ. MARSToN. LIST Sergt
Portland, July 2, 1868. 1t
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nV-In Newark, N. j., the Union League,
who were raising some thousands OF dollars
for celebration of unusual proportions, pro-
pose to abandon the movement, and expend
the money in raising a regiment for immedi-
ate service in Pennsylvania.
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A N N U A L PICNIC!
The Maine Charitable Mechanics Association will
hold their Annual Picnic this year the foot Of
SABATTUS MOUNTAIN,
On the shore OF sabattus Lake,
On Wednesday, July Sth.


Cars will pass over the Kennebec Portland Rail.
Railroad along the banks of the Great Androecoggin
River, the villages Of Little River, Liibon, Sabstts-
vile TO Sabatfus Mountain, Here nature has seemed
to exhaust itself in lavish display. Mountain and
valley, forest and cultivated fields green slopes and
rpling waters; the placid lake embosomed among
merchant from the counting ROOM the mechanic
from the workshop, with their families may small
expense. leave the crowded city. and for day inhAe
the pure atmosphere among the green hills inyigor
To those who favor US with their company the CON-
mittee pledge themselves to spare pains to make
the Excursion pleasant.
The Coffee and Ice Water win be furnished free.
Parties must supply themselves with drinking cups.
The Portland band will accompany
the Excmr sisn.
A floor will be laid in the grove where those who
charged under the direction of Nessrs r. NJ Carsley
T.. Wheeler and b. Knights. Music by CHAND-
LER. Swings, Foot Balls, and the usu II sports will
be furnished. Tents will be the ground, where
those who do not wish to carry may furnish them
selves with refreshments. Sufficient will be fur
nished 10 accommodate all. Cars will remain near
the ground where in case of shower. the people may
be sheltered.
Cars will leave the depot of the Kcnnebec Port
land Railroad. foot of Chestnut street, at O'Clock
in the morning, and return about the same hour In
the evening.
Tickets for the Excursion rs Cents.
To be had at Lowell & Senter's, Exchange street,
Pane's Music Store. Middle street. Fessendens Peri
odical Depot. Congress street, of the Committee Of
Arrangements, and at the the morning Of
the Excursion.
NATHANIEL I.,SDSt WALKER Committee
EpMtND chimney. Arrangements.
Portland July l, 1868. jy3
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nrThe following is an extract from lette,

lvThe following is an extract from letter
from one of the most eminent citizens of
Boston:
"We former citizens of Maine feel not little
proud at the capture Of the pirates. 1t was
one of the most plucky things of the war
Your Mayor and Collector ought TO be made
Major Generals at once. There is but one
feeling here, and that is of admiration. The
people in the streets can't praise your people
too much"
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NEW Embellishments some of
them. Avery delicate Biscuit. tender and brittle,
aid will alInost melt in ones mouth. Manufactured
and for sale at wholesale and retail, at
Z. BLAkE's STEAM BAKERY,
jels If $50 Congress Street.
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DRs. LOCKE& kIMBALL, DENTISTS, No III
MiddleS treet Portland, Me. augl5-Iy
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Sea woman in another column pic king Sambuc
Grapes, for Speers Wine. 1t is admirable article
used in hospitals and by the first families in Paris
London and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. tits worth trial, asst gives great satisfac
ton. dec22dIy
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GREAT DISCoyERY.-Ana dhesive preparation
that will STICK
Patches and Liningsto Boots and Shoes sufficient.
ly strong without stitching;
That will ehectually mend Furniture, crockery
Toys, and all articles of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Machinists,
And Families,
will it INVALUABLE. 1t INTELLECTUALLY stopthe
leakage of Coal Oil.
1t is insoluble in water or oil.
1t is a liquid, and as easily applied as paste.
1t will adhere oily substances.
1t is
HILToSS INS0LuBLE CEMENT
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence, X. L.
Supplied ia packages from OF. TO 100tbs., by
CHAS. RICHARDSON & CO,
81 Broad Street, Boston,
Col A far Nax I'm nd
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GEORGE L. G0ODALE, NJ. D.,
CORNER OF CONGRESS AND TEMPLE STREETS,
Opposite First Parish church,
jyl DIV thenM&Wtf
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Cardenas Bark ii Knight-4l8 hhds molasses
As tres do, bbls do, Chase Bros Co.
Havana. Brig Ida May-624 boxes sugar, to J s
Miller.
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BY TELEGRAPH
10 THE
EVENING PAPERS.
The Enemy Falling Rack---Battle Expected
Near Shippensburg.

The Enemy Falling Back---Battle Expected
Near Shippensburg.
NEW YORK, July l.
The Herald has the following from Column
bia, via Lancaster Both ult.: / have reliable
information that the enemy is falling back
along the entire line. The city of York was
evacuated last night or early this morning.
Gen Early is reported to have carried Off a
vast amount OF money and stores. Deserters
from the rebel army say that the rebels are
concentrating for a great battle with Gen.
Meade, but this is not believed in official sta
lions.
There is report here that large rebel
force is opposite McCalls', Tennessee. De-
serters from York, say that they heard this
spoken of by some of Early's officers. This is
the movement against Philadelphia
The New York Tribune has the following:
LANCASTER, June 30.
The rebels have fallen back ten miles from
Harrisburg. Gen Couch and staff have eros S
ed the Susquehannah and occupy the sout b
bank OF the river. Gen. Meade occupies Ham
over and York tonight, cutting the rebel lines
in two. The rebels are rapidly concentrating
In the interior. Gen. Pleasanton is making
great havock in the rear OF the,enemy's trains.
A great battle is thought to be imminent, and
the rebels must fight on Meades ground or
disastrously retreat.
Reported Evacuation of the City of Mexico.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 30.
Dates from the city of Mexico from the Both
of May, to June 9th, are received. The news
is of the highest Importance. President Jul
arez and his cabinet had concluded to evacu-
ate the city of Mexico, believing the most
efieetual resistance to the FreEch army, could
be made outside of the walls.
On May 3lst, the government removed to
San Lires de Potos, taking all the movable
firearms and ammunitions OF war along: they
also took with them s2,00o000 from the Treas
ury. The force that garrisoned the city of
Mexico, is said to number over 10000 men 4,
who were Withdrawn.
On June LIST, meeting was held in the city,
at which, the principal leaders of the Church
party was present. They sent commission
to Gen. Forey, TO offer their allegiance to the
Emperor Louis Napoleon.
On June 5th, the French division, under
Gen. Bazine, occupied the main entrance to
the city, and offered the Church party protec-
ton against the excited populace.
The whole French army was expected to
occupy the capitol on the 9th of June
Gen. Forey has issued decree confiscating
the property of all parties who have been in
arms against the French.
This news is derived from letters received
here from high Mexican officials.
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The circulation of the Daily Press is larger
than that of any other daily In the city.
TERMs,-s6.00 gear If paid tcithin three months
from the date Of subscription, 500 at the end Or
The year.
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Dear Sir,-I beg respectfully to invite your
attention to the enclosed copy of an address
to the ministers of religion in this country,
signed by more than seven hundred French
Protestant pastors, as well as to the form of
reply adopted by conference Of ministers
held in London, over which the Hon. and Rev.
Baptist w. Noel, presided.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19
soLnTRRsI Am SOCIETY.


IS BaEK srnEEs, cErvELAEr, september1s, lses.
The past week has been enc Of unusual
quiet ia the business Of the Society.
ORing to great press attendant upon the
Fair, the Railroad companies have been
unable to receive freight and consequent
y no shipments from the Rooms have been
made. To the same cause, 40 doubt, is st-
tributable the fact Of cur receipts having
averaged less than the usual amount.
This temporary diminuiOn, however, We
rustic see fully msds up during the en-
suing fall, and We rely upon all who have
so long and failhfully worked with US to
continue efforts that seem as earnestly
called for as at previous periods.
Il hss afforded US great pleasure to vel
come at our Rooms in the past week 30
many friends long known to US BY name
snd good works. We feel assured that an
additional incentive has been conferred
and received By this interchange Of friend
ly greeting. It hss been extremely en-
couraging to us to hear Of the renewed
interest arising in our branch societies,
and Of the successful results Of the va
riOus efforts that have been made to obtain
funds to carry on the work in each.
We will present our readers mkt week
with condensed report Of the receipts
and disbursements Of this sOiCiety since
its organization in April, 1868, to septem-
Der 1st, 1863. Ithas been prepared at the
request Of the Sanitary Commission, and
statement of the results may prove
Of interest.
The following is the report for August
REPORT or THE SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY OF EoRTHERl
OHIO FoR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, 1893.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19


Of hiS sentences. vhEt Wili The duvssn-
ment do Such q question needs no an
sWer. The Governmenth has but one course
to pursue. Its authority must be main
tained, and none need doubt its power to
maintain it. It viii punish it's enemies,
and its sentence upon criminals will be
executed. If Vallandigham, Pugb,
Cox and their dislOysl associates
deem it proper for them to defy the
power Of the National Government they
Of course must expect, If they fail, to
meet the cOnsequences-and they well
know what these consequences sre. As
for success in raising the standard Of re-
volt in Ohio, none but frenzied, brainless
desperate can expect it. The loyal win
await any attidude the conspirstors may
choose to assume.