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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-31

BrutaIities Of Rebel Surgeons.
Negroes Captured and Sold into
SIarery.

New YORK, July 80.
The Tribune's Morris Island correspondence
says:
"Our entire loss In the late assault on Fort
Wagner, according to the official report, is
1,5l7. The rebels claim to have buried $50 of
them. This extraordinary proportion of killed
could only have been reached by the indis-
criminate slaughter OF our wounded One
hundred and eight Of our wounded are still at
Charleston aud Columbus.
The officers and men of the 54th Massachu-
sets tcolored) will not be given up to us, and
unofficial reports say the negroes have been
sold into slavery, and the officers treated with
nnmeasured abuse In fact, all our wounded
at Charleston have been treated most barba-
rously. Opportunities to amputate were ca
gerly seized on by the rebel surgeons, and it
was performed in cases OF the slightest gun
shot wounds.
On the lefl our batteries were advanced 600
yards nearer Sumter on the 25th and six 200
Founders baye been placed in position. Lieut..
Col. Leggett, OF the 10th Connecticut regi-
ment, lost his leg on the 24lh by q shell from
Fort johnson.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TorHE
Portland Daily Press.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
A French Army Marching on Matamoras.
Gen. Johnston Badly Whipped at
jackson.
Cannon Unsarthed at Port Hudson.

NEW YORK, July 30.
The steamer Matanzas from New Orleans
23d, arrived at O'Clock this afternoon.
Hon. Daniel c. Baker, of Lynn, Mass, died
at New Orleans on the 10Th.
MAJ Gen. Franklin and staff arrived at New
Orleans on the 20th.
One hundred and forty-six rebel officers
have been sent TO New Orleans from Port
Hudson.
The Era says the guns and ammunition cap
tured at Port Hudson proved larger in number
and quantity than was reported by the rebels.
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George and Martha washington.

We have the pleasure Of calling the atten-
ton of our readers to Middleton's Portraits
OF George and Martha Washington. which
cannot be exceeded in beauty and perfection
This pair of pictures strikes, as joy, forever,
being really and truly thing OF beauty. The
portraits are from Stuarts original painting,
and being Of the cabinet, or half life size, make
q rich and rare parlor ornament. The general
outline of these pictures Is exceedingly fine,
while the shading is rich and peculiarly pleas
ing, affording lines Of expression which the
observer cannot fail To admire. No parlor in
this city shonld be without this pair of por-
traits; they are the richest and cheapest luxury
that taste and refinement can enjoy. How so
much taste and refinement can be afforded for
so comparatively trifling sum of money we
cannot understand. The agent win spend a
few days in our city, and will Immediately
commence TO canvass, and our citizens should
avail themselves of this occasion TO provide
themselves with an elegant likeness of the
Father Of our Country. Any one wishing to
see the Painting may address Box 154l, stat
ing their address.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-31

sg-We would call the attention OF our rea-
ders to the advertisement of Oak Grove Sem
mary. This institution Is located in one OF
the most delightful spot in the Kennebec Val
ley, about half a mile from Vasselboro' Depot,
on an eminence commanding beautiful pros
pect of the Ksnnebec river. Regard is had
at this institution, 10 moral aud physical train
ing, as well as intellectual, tolerating such
amusements or as are Of a moral aud health
full tendency, The Principal, JAS B. Pinkham
A. B. win ave no doubt, fully sustain the
well earned reputation Of this Seminary.
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New York Market.

New YORK, July 80.
Cotton-more active; sales at Gig &c for middling
uplands
Flour : State and Western heavy and a loo
lower; Superfne State 4 90 q 40; Extra 40 So
a s 90; Choice 5 05 a Is; Round Hoop Ohio 5 40
g 20; Choice do so a 100: Superfne Western
90 @ As; common to good Extra Western IS az
525; Southern dull and dropping; mixed to good
5 So q 40: Fancy and Extra 8 so a 8 90; Canada SC
lower. common Extra 90 q 8 20; Extra good to
choice 20 a 72O.
Wheat-dul and in buyers favor; Chicago Spring
! 10 g 10; Milwaukee Club 10 "a 81; red Winter
Western 20 a 26; amber Michigan / % a 90 I;
white Western % q As; Winter red State / 60 I;
Winter amber State 81.
Corn-dull and b. &c lower; Mixed Western
shipping 66t q 81; mixed eastern 65 a 66
Beef-dull: country Mess 80 az 20; Prime so
g 90; repacked Chicago 10 80 q IL 80; Prime Mess
20 90 g 22O0.
Pork-dull and lower; Mess IL SO for old and 10 rs
for new Prime; 10 90 a IL 90 for new Prime Mess
.Sugar-inoderately active; Muscovado 104 "a l0!
Havana 81 912
Moasses-quict and steady.
Freights to Liverpo0l-firmer; Cotton nominal I;
Flour nominal grain 81 q in bulk and ships bags
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From washington.

$3.50 WASHINGTON, July 30.
Direct intercourse between the loyal West
ern States and New Orleans is authorized on
giving bonds, while trade At the intermediate
places continues as heretofore, by special per-
nit, under regulations by the. Treasury De-
partment.
An agent has been sent to Gen. Grant to
confer with him upon the subject of removing
the existing restrictions on the commerce OF
the Mississippi
Commissioner Dale will next month visit
Kansas, 70 make arrangements for the rcmoy-
al Of the Indians from that State, as provided
for by act Of Congress.
Within few days past more than 1000 OF
the cavalry regiments in the Army of the Po-
tomac have arrived here for horses, TO take
the place Of those damaged by late excessive
service.
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S1-It win be seen by an advertisement In
another column that the Odd Fellows of this
City will make their annual excursion to Lew
iston on Thursday, Aug. 4th, accompanied by
the Portland Brass Band. 1t is expected that
lay aside their 1oddity" aud take their ladies
with them and go in for good time, just the
same as though they were not "Odd." At
any rate we will insure all who 90, odd or even,
male or female, that they will be heartily well
coined and generously entertained by the Bro
theirs at Lewiston.
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$50 From tho Army Of the Potomac.

s.at WASHINGTON, July 80.
Advices from the army of the Potomac to-
night say the 18th corps is 10 be broken up.
The first division will go with Maj. General
Howard, who takes command OF the I'd corps
The second division will be Incorporated with
the 18th corps, and the other, Carl Schurz's,
has an independent position TO guard the
Orange & Alexandra railroad from Manassas
to the Rappahannock.
There has been no important field operations
for some time, but our cavalry have been re-
connoitering the country between Warrenton
and Culpepper. They have met only small
scouting parties Of the efemy.
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were disposed of yesterday. Twenty-scven
were excused for physical disability, three for
being only sous of aged and infirm parents,
three for being in service March Sd, two elect
ed by parents 10 remain at home, two for over
age, one for alienage, and one for being under
age. Fifteen furnished substitutes. The ex-
animation will be resumed this morning ut 0
O'Clock.
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Telegraph Operators Drafted.
PHILADELPHIA. July

Among those who were so lucky as to be
honored with the draft to-day, were three tel
egraph operators, making fifteen In all from
the American Co., including James Merrhen.
Assistant Manager.
Its proposed here by these lucky telegraph
ers, to apply for a separate organization-a
company for telegraphic duty.
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EXCURSION FROM BATH. = The Sabbath
Schools connected with the two Methodist
Churches in Bath, and that in Brunswick,
made an excursion TO this city yesterday In a
special train Of cars. The excursionists num-
'bered between six-and seven hundred. They
proceeded to behring's Oaks where they en-
joyed themselves finely, and at Eve o'clock
returned home.
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The HORSE RAILRoAD.-Work has been
commenced on the Portland & Forest Ave-
nue. Railroad In Pleasant street in Westbrook.
The timber and iron have all been contracted
for and it is expected that cars will be running
between here and Westbrook by the first OF
October
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CHICAGO, July 80.
Special dispatches from st. Paul say that
reports from Capt. Fishers expedition state
That positive information has been received of
the complete discontinue of Little Bow. and
the desertion of all his followers except sixty,
and his flight to the Yellow Stone beyond the
missouri. Other Chiefs are awaiting the op-
portunIty to surrender themselves and their
Warriors
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CoNscRIrrs.-About forty conscripts came
up from Augusta yesterday, In the steamer
Harvest Moon. They were in charge Of Lieut..
Wentworth, OF the 18th Maine volunteers and
guard composed of a detachment from Camp
Reyes at Augusta. They marched over to
Camp Lincoln.
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% Henry Bailey & Co. will sell at auction
to-day FRIDAY Slstl at IL NJ, at Merchants
Exchange No. "a Exchange St, a large and val
liable house on the corner OF Free and Cotton
Streets, and two story brick house on Cot
ton Street, adjoining. No postponement on
account of weather
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~ The sale Of shells At anction by E. NJ.
Patten, will be continued at 10 o'clock this
morning, at No. 81 Middle Street. Two more
cases Of the richest kind OF shells have been
added to the collection.
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~ The trial trip Of the stern-wheel steam
er Gen. Berry was made yesterday, and proved
satisfactory in every respect. She made thir-
teen knots an hour, under full head OF steam.
She is 14s feet long, % feet breadth of beam,
and feet depth Of hold, drawing about %
inches, and OF capacity for carrying more than
thousand persons. 1t is not yet decided
where to send her.
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valor of the saith MASSACHUSETTS Regiment,

NEW YORK, July 30.
The most OF the wounded officers OF the
Eastern regiments, from Morris Island, left for
Boston this evening. 1t. Col. Hallowell is
wounded in three places, and has gone to
Philadelphia TO the residence of his father
He describes the fight at Fort Wagner, as the
most desperate contest he was ever engaged
in, and extols the valor Of the 54th Massaehu-
sets regiment as almost unprecedented.
The funeral of Brigadier General Strong
will take place on Saturday. The remains
will be inferred In Greenwood Cemetery.
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For tlle Islands.

zas> The steamer CASCO will, until
eSZgsk~~x4ssf~ further notice, leave BUgNHAM's
Wharf for PEAKS and cUsHiNa's
ISLANDS at 0 and 1880 A. NJ. and and 8. so +. NJ
Returning, will loave CUsHIsG's ISLAND at 8 45 and
ii Is A. NJ, and As aud 5.l5 +. NJ.
The boat will touch at PEAKS ISLAND eveiy trip
down. but RETURNING. will only touch there the LAST
TRIPS in the forenoon and afternoon.
Fare Down and Back IS Cents.
"a
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Blockade Runners Condemned---Return Of
Sick Soldiers.

6ick Soldiers.
NEW YORK, July 80.
Judge Bates has decided TO condemn the
Springbok, Thomas G. Hart and Peterhoff for
constructive violation of the blockade. The
decision viii probably be given to the public
tomorrow or on Saturday.
Among the passengers from New Orleans,
per steamer Matanzas. are Maj. Gen. Anger
and staff, Coils. Bartlett, Albert and Hamlin
and others. Also eighty-three sick and wound
ed soldiers from Port Hudson, under charge
Of DR.. Kellogg.
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Rendition of Fugitive Slaves.

ST. LOUIS, July 30.
To prevent further msepprehensiou regard
ing the hope OF the act Of Congress of March
last prohibiting officers and soldiess in the
service of the United States, returning fugi-
tive slaves. Gen. Schoefed has issued an
order declaring that it extends TO all the
troops OF this department, including the en-
rolled militia in active service.
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TO THE AFFLICTEDl
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. m Clapp's Block,

CORNER or CONGRESS AND ELM STREETS.
MOULD respectfully announce to the cisizens Of
w Portland and vicinity that he has been in IN
city four months During that time we have trsafsd
and curing persons In snch short space Of time thai
the question Is often asked do they stay cured To
this question We viii say that all that do not stay
cured we VIII doctor the sccond time Cor nothing
This, with the success have met with Is . sure
guarantees that our services appreciated There
.H,s lest lest patients should delay conf for fear We
re ssy At we shall stay 10 this city at least until
Dr. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty.
one years and Is also regular graduated physicifn.
Electricity perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
10 the form Of nervous sick headache; neuralgia
In the head. neck.or extremites; Consumption when
In the acute stages where the lungs are not flly
involved; acute chronic rheumatism serofuIs hjp
OF the :pns .
palsy or paralysis 81. Villas Dance DEAFNESS SIAM
mering or hesitancy q speech, dyspepsia. indges-
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi-
It's structures OF the chest and all forms Of female
complaints.
by E1ectr1cdtv
The Rheumatic the equity. the lame and the lazy
ity Of youth; the heated brain cooled; the fost-
bitten limbs restored. the uncouth deformities re-
Strength Ss msc 20 70 se h .S e
the psisied form 10 move uprighf the blemishes Of
youth are oe,iterated the accidents Of mature NE
an active circulation maintained.
L DIES
Who have cold hands and feet; weak ssomachs;
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming in the head. with indiges-
tion aud constipation of the bowels pain in the side
and back; lercorrhea. Tor whitesls fhlling Of tho
womb with internal cancers; tumors. poypus. and
AL that long train diseases will find In Electric
ity sure means of cure. For painful mcnstruAfon,
too protiise mensiruation. and ali of those long line
OF troubles with young ladies' Electricity IL certain
specific and will in short time, restore the sufferer
to the vigor of health.
rY- We hare Electro Chemical apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison frm the system, such -
Mercury, Antimony, Arsenic, &C. Hundreds who
are troubled with still joints, weak backs. and vari-
other difficulties the direct cause Of which, in
nine out of ten 10 the effect OF posonoas ruxs
be restored TO stnral strength and vgor By the
of from i've TO eight Baths.
Office hours from O'Clock A.. y. TO p. y. I. Il 10
8; and 20 p. NJ.
Consultation Free. ll iylx iscdtf
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% The annual Picnic of the State Street
sabbath School win take place to-day, If pleas
ant The excursion viii be to Little Che
beague Island, leaving Railroad Wharf, at the
foot of State Street, at O'Clock this morning.
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Einancial.

PHILADELPHIA, July 80.
The Sub Agent reports sales of 1.558, 45O
worth of 5 20. to-day. Deliveries of bonds
made to July 10th inclusive.
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The Popham Celebration.

fNHE proposed celebration of the 256ih anniversary
u OF the Founding of the Colony under George
Popham, at the mouth Of the hennebec, will take
place
On the goth day Of August,
OF the present year, in the vicinity of Fort Popham
HON. GEORGE FOLSOM, of New York;
has accepted the invitation of the Executive
Committee TO deliver the Grafton. Other gentlemen
are expected to make addresses suited the event
ana fhe day. Persons attending will be accom-.
modated with Railroad and Steamboat facilities
The details of the celebration will be given in future
notices.
The citizens of tho State and Others interested in
this initial point in her history invited TO attend
Is. {. BAILEY, Chairman Ex. Com
Bath. July 2s, 1888 d2w
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RowdOin College.

FTNHE Annual Meeting Of the President and Trus-
Il tees of Bowdoin College will be held ut Banister
Hall, in theCollege Chapel, Tuesday. the fourth
day of August next at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
JOHN ROGERS, Secretary.
Brunswick, July 9Th, 1868. jys ID
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Hemiock aud spruce Lumber.

4 LOT, about 200,0 600 feet. Hemiock aud Spruce
IA Logs--will be sawed into dimensions to suit the
party contracting for the same If applied for soon
Apply at Nos. 80 "a Exchange street
WALTER COREY.
Portland, July 20, 1868. 3wed
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For PhiIadelphia.

~ The splendid packet Schooner w Is.
M Darling, Baxter master, will sail as
MlAk above For freight or passage apply TO
41skA MOSES b. MCPHERSON,
% Commercial St., up stairs.
Tvs div
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state Of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
t....s Augusta, July q, 1868.
N adjourned session of the Executive Council
"A will be held at the Council Chamber. in Angus
Ia, on Monday, the third day of August next
Attest, JOSEPH H. HALL,
jy6 dtd Secretary of State.
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Arrival Of morgan At the Psnitentiarr.

CINCINNATI, July 30.
Morgan and several of his officers arrived
at Columbus this afternoon, and were lodged
IN the Penitentiary, where they will he con-
hhed according to the rules ofthat Institution.
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Us. A. Davis has reoppened his Photo
graph Galleries, No. 80 Middle Street. See
Advertisement.
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TNHoSE having small capital to invest in safe
paving business call at 229 Congress street.
iY20dff
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Grand Chance for Investment
STOCK AND STAND FOR SALE.

FINHE subscribers, being DESTROYS Of making Q
- change In their business. Offer for sale their
stock consists of DRY GOODS GROCFRIES kc,
and is one Of the best locations for trade In tho
try The store Is nearly new. with dwelling house
attached.
They offer one other store and stable by. with
about four acres OF land. A good chance for Boot
and Shoe Mandatory.
For further particulars inquire of CHARLES Nc
LAUGHLTN 4 Co. Thomas Block. Commercial
street. Portland, Me, or Of the subscribers. the
premises. i. s. SrANWOoD CO.
North Yarmouth. Nav 2ist, 1863 je4 tfd&w5l
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.
The ship Charger sailed for Boston to-day,
carrying 1000 bales of wool and 700 tons of
copper ore.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 80.
The steamer Orizaba, from Panama, arrived
to-day.
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Take Notice {!
Rowdoin College.

THE Annual Examination of Candidates for ad-
mission TO Bowdoin College will take place ON
Friday, the seventh day OF August next at eight
clock in the Forenoon in the Medical College; and
also ON Thursday, the 9th day of August, at the
same hour and place.
LEONARD WOODS. President.
Brunswick, July 9th. 1858. jyS I'd
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4 ArTERs ABOUT TOW N.
supreme Judicial Court.

LAW TERM WESTERN DISTRICT.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
THuRsDAY--No. s.. Atlantic & st. Law
renee r. r. Co., petitioners for certiorari, v.
County Commissioners OF Cumberland Coun-
ty. Argued.
p. Barnes. Shepey & Dana.
No. 10l. Frank E. Covell and ais, in Equi-
ty, v. Moses Gould. Argued.
Shepey g. Dana. j. Rand.
No. liz. Seth Seaman v. Leonard An
drews. Argued.
NJ. III. Smith. j. II. Drummond
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Notice..

DURSUANT 10 a law of the State Of Maine. notice
il il hereby given that u appears by the hooks of
the Portland Kerosene Oil Company, that the
Amount Of assessments actually paid in IS so7 $50 90
Amount OF the existing capital il l05 $50 90
Amount of debts due from Company IL
about 1880 90
Amount ofthe capital invested In real
estate. natures. &c, is lo7.sso 90
Whole amount of capital invested in real
e-tate. fixtures, at cost. 2ssSss %
The last valuation OF real estate by 900 %
And aggregate value OF taxable property. 1900 90
u. MACDONALD, Treasurer.
Cape Elizabeth, July 50, 1868
CUMBERLAND Sc, July 3Dth. 1868.
Sworn TO before me,
THOMAS ANoRy DRBLoIs,
jySl d3t Justice of the Peace.
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BOwdOin College

FUyHE Annual Meeting of the 0yerseers of Bowdoin
Il College will be holden at their Room in the Col
lege Chapel. the fourth day of August next, at
O'Clock Pm. A. Y. ROBBINS, Secretary.
Brunswick. July 9th. 1863 jys I'd
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Wanted.

A n American girl to do homework. Enquire 1t
a A. Wilmct street, near corner Of Lincoln street
between 81 and u O'Clock r. N. IVA II
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LOring's Hair Dye.
SAPONIFIER!
OR CONCENTRATED LYE
FOR MAKlEGS0AP.

TWENTY-FIVE Gallons Of good soft Soap can DO
Il made from one pound of the concentrated I've
Full directions for every package, and il is
very little trouble TO make it,
Retail price only rs cents pound.
None genuine except that made by the PennsyIya-
mia Salt Manufacturing Company.
w. +. PHILLIPS, Druggist,
li9 Middle Street,
Agent for the State.
N. b. Dealers supplied as above. at tho proprie-
tors lowest price, in any quantity.
je5 Mw& F3m
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Attention Conscripis.

fINHE undersigned, Mt his office No li9I Exchange
u street. corner of Federal, is now prepared 10
attend to the of those who desire 10 file claim
for exemption from Military service under any the
conditions of the said law.
GEO. S. NUrTING,
Counsellor aud Attorney at Law.
Portland, July 81, 1868 daw.
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Wanted 10 Purchase or Rent.
the Southwest part Of the city. moderate shed
House, for small family, where there are no
cnidren Apply to w. RYAN.
jy15 diff l61 Commcrcinl street
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SUNDAY noon. corner of State and Danforth
~ streets Black and tan. two months old, with
spots over his eyes. Belongs to . little eirl who
mourns the loss. Any ono returning thu same TO
Nos. V 3 IL Exchange street, win resolve ssifabe
Portland. July 20. 1858. eodlvt
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WANTS....LOST.

A ROLL OF Greenbacks. containing s65 sone-
"A where between Middle street, Portland and
the Atlantic House. Scarborough Whoever vim
return the same to y. IA. Small Int fional House
shall be literally rewarded. F.H. SMALL.
Portland. July q, 1868 d1ws