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The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19

tteVeu-OedUt OF COZ DdHtet 1HcCoOK.
CINCINNATI, July Is.
There is the best authority for contradict
ing the report published this morning of
rebel invasion into Kentucky through Pound
Gap.
Morgan is at Abingdon. His command Is
said TO be partially disorganized. poorly
equipped, and not in a condition TO attempt
another raid.
Gen. Burbridge has issued an order of re-
talation on guerrillas for cruelties perpetrated
upon citizens of Kentucky. For every Union
man murdered By them he orders the instant
execution of four guefrias, TO be selected
from prisoners in the hands Of the military
authorities.
Nothing has been received from Sherman
since the crossing of the Chattachee river by
portion of his force.
Col Daniel McCook died at Steubenvile
yesterday.
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Stock Market.
ERW YORE. July Is

WOUNDED IN DEFENCE OF WASHINGTON.
We find the following among the names of the
wounded during the skirmishes in front of the
Notifications at Washington on July 18th,
18th and l4th. The men are now in Mount
Pleasant Hospital:
Drum Major Marcus NJ. Small, It'll Maine;
S. Ii. Congdon, Co. l, do; David Gichrist, L,
do; WIN. Bacon, do; Corp. Saml NJ Carr, X,
9th; John Lee, +, 7th; LIST Lieut.. j. Z. Bal
ley. A, do; james Greenlow, X, do; John
Waterman Z; Joel Litteheld, c; C. Snow,
|, and Capt g. 81. Becker, Dali Of the 9TH.
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Assignees Notice.

NOT1CF is hereby given that Josiah f. Day, of
IN Portland on the eighth day of July A. D..
1854, made assignment to the undersigned of ali
his real and personal estate rights and credits
cept what is by law exempt from attachment. for
the benefit of such o. his credit shall become
parties thereto, and have accepted said tiust
Three months from said eighth day of july are
allowed to creditors become parties TO said assign
ment.
GARDNER JORDAN, Assignee
Portland. July 18th, 1884. w3w
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citation and portland Propeller Club" are
already making preparations for their annual
excursion which comes off on the first Tues
day in August. We presume that the recent
extensive rebel raid will defeat the project OF
their proposed visit to Chicago this year, in
accordance with vote passed at the last an
nual meeting, as this august" body will
promptly adopt any precautionary measures
to avoid being "gobbled up" having decided
aversion to leave the city or state except in
the event of imminent danger, when they
would not shrink from such a duty.-[Price
Current
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FRANK LEsLIE's Illustrated newspaper for
this week contains what purports to be like
ness OF Hon. VIM. Pitt Fessenden, 'from
photograph by Brady" The picture has Gre
ated general laughter here, wherever it has
been seen. 1t bears no more resemblance to
Mr. Fessenden than it does to President Lin
coin, in fact, 1t would answer better for like
ness of the latter than of Mr.. F. Either the
engraver got hold of the wrong photograph,
or Brady's instrument was badly out of order
when the photograph was taken.
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WASHINGTON, July Is.
The special tax on incomes of five per cent.
g TO be imposed for the year 1858.
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PICNIc.-From what we know of Pine St.
Sabbath School Excursions they are noted for
most excellent times. Their plans are always
well made, and finely executed happi-
ness OF the entire party being duly considered
by the committee. The present Picnic bids
fair to be the best they have ever had, and we
doubt not that every person will return highly
pleased with the trip, and richly compensated
for time and expense. In addition to former
notice, refreshments and ice creams can be OBJ
tanned on the grounds.
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AUCTION SALES.


ON Tuesday. July 10 Mt 3 O'Clock p. NJ on the
" 1urn0.t o. the termi vi the Horse Rail
Road, on Spring street. to close a concern.
Two Omn buses, the Tor same Sett
double Harnesses; two Wagons; single Ham 81,
ac.. &c. AL 8 eond bsno warrahts. esIt pcsIsiye.
HENRY BAILEY - CO., Auctioneers.
July 16-dtd
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THE Treasurer of the Ladies' Christian
Commission acknowledges the receipt of $500
by the hand of Mrs. II. l. Robinson, it being
part Of the money raised in Cuba by Mr.. w.
+. Stafford for our sick and wounded soldiers.
L. w. LITTLE, Treasurer.
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LOOK OUT FOR THIEVES AND PIcKPocK-
Ers.-As the crowd was leaving the menag-
erie last evening, man had his watch grab
bed from his pocket. He pursued the thief,
caught him and obtained back his watch
During scufIle between the two, the hat of
the theft fell Off and the other stopped and
picked it up; In doing which he loosened his
hold and the scamp twictched himself away
and run off bare headed.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19

ORGAN CoScEgr.-The concert TO be given
at the Central Church this evening, will be
something more than common. Mr.. Morgan
stands at the head OF his profession as an Or
ganist, aud he will produce such music from
the beautiful instrument in that church, as we
are unacustomed to hear. That 1t will be a
concert well worth attending we have not the
slightest doubt.
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Ready Made Clothing a. Aucs..n.

ON Tuesday July 18th, at 10 O'Clock A NJ At
~ Office. we shall sell al voies of Meas rants,
Goats and Vests--thiek and tim. Boz and Lhi-
uIens Goats. ants aAd suits, prir eli ally Tin
@lh remnants OF Bohemian Prints, DRESS Goods.
&c 80, The balance OF several invoices wi h posi-
tive instruc ions 10 close them out.
HENRY BAILEY Co., AUCTION KyRs.
Julyl6-dtd
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APPoISTMENT-Asa c. Mitchell, ESQ.,, OF
Auburn, has been appointed foreign mail clerk
in the in the Portland Post Office, vice VIM.
G. How, Esq, appointed Assistant Appraiser
in the Custom House. Mr.. Mitchell was, for
a series of years, one of the Civil Engineers
on the Atlantic & ST. Lawrence Railroad.
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RAILROAD AccIDEsT.-The accident we
mentioned yesterday as having occurred on
the Grand Trunk Railway last Thursday, &C.
Cured about one mile this side Of the depot
at Northumberland, N. II. 1t was in cut,
and not on an embankmsnt The engine ran
of the track ana up the slope and overturned.
Mr.. A. II. Needham, the engine driver, was
30 badly scalded that he died on Sunday.
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THE HOME GUARD.-Up to last evening
one hundred and six names had been obtained
on the paper left at the Exchange.
There will be meeting OF the subscribers
at the Exchange, to-day at II O'Clock, for the
purpose Of organizing Company A. A gener-
al attendance is requested
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MoREsrE's TRoUPE.-This troupe, now
performing at Deering Hall, is an excellent
one, and is drawing good houses. Tonight
new pantomime will be performed, and to-
morrow night we are TO have, for the first
time, "The House that Jack built.n If you
want to laugh go and witness the performance
of this company.
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Furious Items.

NEW YORK, July Is.
A Post Office clerk was arrested to-day for
mail robbaring. He confessed it and restored
nearly $1,000 in Government coupons.
Owing 10 a strike of ship carpenters the
sailing Of the steamer Roanoke for Havana is
postponee until Wednesday.
Gold rose to 2 90 IL on the Presidents
proclamation.
The steamer Geo. Leary, from Fortress
Monroe, has arrived with sick wounded from
the various hospitals there.
The steamer Gen. Sedgwick, from Port
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TO THE AFFLICTEDT
DIR. W.N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. N Ciapp's Block.

ooH"hs oFcof0Rxss ASD ELM STREETS
MOULD respectfully s,noupee IN ,,.....
" Portland and sies.aty, that he has prsms nspf.
located IN THIS eitJ. During the eleven n. fhs
VA. . nave oeen IN tom We have carsd son IN
oshef forms 81 treatment In vain, and earn. "a
usnfs n SO short time that the qusslion Is fen
i 20 .nsy say cured 10 aas~er thin question
We VIII say thar AL that do not stay Gu ed xe viii
doctor MS second time Tor Dsthin9
Dr D. 1as been practical Electrician fsr t..sr,x.
one years and Is also regular graduated BIN ~,
Esetricty Is perfectly adapted TO chroris d,ssasss
N the form OF nervous or sick headache. nenrsIsi-
70 ne bead necxor extremities; consumpficr N Il
inFotyed; acute or chronic rheursafIsm ser,nla ~
diseases shite swellings spiral disease, csrystus
oi sas spme, soniracted rausces distorted In "a
aaerng Or hesiancy q speech. dyspepsia. iDdsss-
sxsr sSnssparon sd liver complaint pies-we e1rs
ts structures Of the chest and Ill fr1s AZ s....i
oonpisiutsl =. '<.s VI femeie
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DiSSOlulfiOn

FINHE copartnership heretofore existing between
Il Sweat and Cleaves AS Attorneys a Law IS this
day dissolved by mutual consent The affairs OF the
la,e trim will be adjus ed by either party.
Sweat will continue in business at office No
III Middle street. Mussey's Row.
Mr. Cleaves at the office of Howard & Cleaves. No.
u Middle street, over Casco Bank
l.. ID NJ SWEAT.
NATHAN CLEENES.
Portland. July 18th. 1894. Jylsesm
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BOARD OF TRADE.-There was no quorum
present at the adjourned meeting last even
ing. II was voted that the managers be re-
quested to call special meeting, at such time
as they may see fit, and to specify in the daily
papers the object of the meeting.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19

NEW York Ju'yl8
ding uplands.
Fionr-hrn; sales 70 600 bbls; state 65al0 70;
Round Hoop Ohio 10 75ul, 90; Western 100 II 25
Southern steady; sales 1870 BIB $; Extra 10 50l3 00
Canada quiet; sales COO bbls; Extra l025dll rs.
Wheat-6c higher: Chicago spring 49s5 45; Mil
waukee club 43d2 So
Corn-sales 5000 bush; new mixed Western IS
al 60.
Oats-1c higher.
Beef-dull; sales 200 bbls; Country mess Is oe9
1880.
Pork-higher sales 4265 bbs; new mess Al O0a
10 90.
Bard-frmer sales 400 bbls at l9a19jc.
Butter-quiet; State at 81 t142c
Whiskey-irregular; SAFER $3.50 bbls at al TO-
Petroleum-quiet; sales 1900 bbls; refined in bond
s49sSc.
Groceries-dul.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The undersigned
takes pleasure in acknowledging the receipt
of three hundred and sixty-three dollars and
ninety-three cents, ls363.93) from Mrs. H. !.
Robinson, it being part of the money raised
in Cardenas by VIM. f. Stafford, Esq, of this
city, for the Maine Camp Hospital Associa-
ton. GEO. w. WooDMAN, Treas.
Portland July Is 1864
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The Rebel Raiders Estimated at 20 900

The Kedet Raiders Estimated at 70 900.
NEW YORK, July Is.
The Commercials Washington dispatch says
the President estimates the rebel invading
force at 10000.
1t is supposed that W. P. Wood, superin-
tendent of the Old Capitol Prison, was captur-
ed by Gllmore's men, as he was on the cap
tured train, and has not been seen since.
IL Is reported that Early in conversation
With breckenridge on the subject of taking
washington, insisted upon getting off with
thelr plumber and return with seige guns and
achievements to capture the town.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19

THE water is getting so low in the city that
many benevolent people refuse to drink it al
together, thinking it well to preserve it for use
in case of fire. Washing is luxury in which
few can afford to indulge. But for Loring's
soda fountain we scarcely know what we
should do to quench thirst.
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Real Estate for SAFE. .

A l ruolc Auction ON ranrsay Juy Is A. AL
sioek r. H. usiess prev ously sposs az a
9ns stoy H. uss on Smith street. 10 by "a I'm
addlIion-6 rooms; plenty OF hard ana sofs la 80
oae 2,iory House on Lincoln street, "A by a. ,o,,
years old-h finished rocmsi knIy o. 40 ~
so ~ ~aser. 70, ~ D. log. ksntsS Hs3o
ezi Story Cottage NOUS oasFta.. In 49,,
WIN nnisned rooms; brick sislern. Sc Iot 90 hy
:. Two Of the above houses bsing made vacant or
the PUT pose OF making sale Of he s-na ;-.. ~
possession will DO given "
Also, wight hoase Lots. situated ON Oxfo,d IT..
coin. SmsIn and Cumberland So In
enquire OF Moses GOULD
,.,,.o "a Middle strsst. Up Stars.
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For safe,

A vALUABLElot of land stu ated in westbrook
N near the foot of the street, from the Stevens
Pains road. TO the county road from Bishops 10
Railroad, containing about six acres, thirty two
rofs on said county road this lot is valuable for
building lots or cultiyation--s mostly covered with
a handsome maple grove For terms apply to w. b.
GooDRl II, Stevens Plains.
iyl4d2Ws
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DRowNED.-Mr. John d. Smith, clerk in
the counting room Of Messrs. Emery & Fox,
about ten days since made visit TO his pa
rents in Hanover, Oxford county, expecting
to return to this city yesterday. Last Satur-
day, while bathing in pond in Hanover, in
company with several companions, he was OBJ
served to suddenly sink in the water where
1t was very deep. Efforts were Immediately
made to recover the body, but it was not I'M
til evening that it was found. 1t is supposed
he was attacked with cramp as he was good
swimmer. He was buried yesterday in his
native town.
The deceased was nephew of st. John
Smith, Esq, and was young man about 20
years Of age, of a most excellent moral char
acter, and who bid fair TO become one of our
most esteemed and active merchants.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19
EiOWdOiU College.

FVNHE Annual Meeting of the Oyerseers of Bow
IL doin College Nill be held at their Room in the
College Cha1ei, on Tuesday. the second day of Au.
gust next, at 2 O'Clock r. NJ
A. C. ROBBINS, sec'y.
Brunswick July 9th 1854 juiy7dtd
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Ice CREAM Soda, most delicious drink,
is found at c. w. Lucy's, 81 Exchange street,
where may be found quiet place to obtain
ice cream, confectionery, &C., of superior
quality. Give him a call.
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l. 0. of O. F.-The annual excursion of the
Odd Fellows win occur on Friday. They
will go to Gardiner aud hold their levee on
the Fair Grounds in that city. Extra trains
will run to and from this city. The Commit
tee of Arrangements are taking measures to
have this exceed any former levee of the
Order
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

Meas Advertisements To-Dav.
Toreclosure--Wm. Atwood.
Board Wanted.
wanied-situatiou q Housekeeper
Force Pump. 8. Winslow Co
Currsnts- Wanted-Greenough q Morse.
Wa.sr Elevator-Boynton higgins.I
Notice-haiiway Tor Sale.
Steam Mnl-winslow, Doten q Co.
Auction sae-Henry Bailey Co.
Cusrants Wanted-H. s. Clay.
To Arms-Homs Guards.
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Ice Cream t! Ice Cream (! (!
At Browns
Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon,
No. lS2 and I54 Exchange ST.,
Opposite the international House.
maY7dtf
Foreign Emigrant Association

PORTLAND, June %. 1854.
Hon. X. d. RICE. President IF the Foreign Emi-
grant ASSOCIATION q Maine:
SlR-the undersigned, Directors of the above
named Association request you 20 call a Special
Meeting OF the Stockholders at the freble House in
Portland on the 10th day of July next, at O'Clock
in the at ernoou, Tor the purpose of revising and
amending the BY Laws, and the transaction of any
other business that may be properly brought before
them JONAS IL. PERLgY,
JOHN LYNCH,
n O. CRAM
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Wallet Lost.

ON Thursday, July 14th. on Commercial street,
" near Thomas Block. q Leather Wallet co tain.
Ing between sixty and seventy dollars. The fuder
wi be literally rewarded by leaving II at the count.
Ing room of the Daily Press.
otulylSlw
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BOwdOta College.

THE Annual Examination Of candidates for adj
Il mission TO Bowdoin college will take place on
Friday the 6fih day of August next at O'Clock in
the forenoon in the new Medical Hall; and also on
Thursday, the twenty fifth day of August next in
LEONARD WOODS.
Brunswick, July 9, 1854. july7dtd
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LAUScH.-A fine barque of about 800 tons,
built at the yard Of B. w. Pickett, Cape Eliz-
aoe'h, viii be launched about 10 o'clock this
morning. She is owned by Mr.. Pickett and
others, and Is to be commanded by Capt. VIM.
Fritz
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FNHE Annual Meeting of the President and Trus-
Il tees Of Bowdoin College will be neld at canister
Hal, in the College Chapel, on Tuesday the End day
oil August next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
JOHN ROGERS, Secretary.
Brunswick. July 6, 1864. july7dtd
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RessrOysl.
For the Islands,

s On and after June I3ththesteamer
ssssssssxSE4a CASC0 will uatil further notice
@@f-~sSs<,-s- leave Burnhams Wharf for Peak =
and Cushing's Islands at 0 and 10 80 A. NJ, and 2
and SOP NJ. Returning will leave Cushing's Island
at ~ aud II 10 A. NJ. and as and Sis T.. NJ
tickets 70 cents, down and back Children l5 cts.
June g. diff
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19

NEW CurrER-Collector Washburn YES
terday afternoon received a dispatch that
another revenue cutter had been ordered to
this port Immediately. We hope it is one OF
the steam cutters.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19

On aud after Wednesday, July 10th, the
steamer Marcena johnson willleave for Harps-
well at As A. NJ. instead of $50. Touching
at Peaks Island will be discontinued.
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M. @. NJ. A. PIcsIc.-This annual picnic OF
the Mechanic Association win take place next
Tuesday If the weather is pleasant. The
company will 60 to Brunswick and have their
wal on the beautiful College grounds,
which have been kindly rendered for the pur-
pose. Special trains win be run for the Asso.
citation, and those disposed to join with the
members in the festivities of the day. There
will DO grand turnout on the occasion.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19

A LETTER from Lieut.. Graham, Co. E, Goth
Maine, states that Capt John M. Beal was
left u New Orleans In the hospital, sick, and
unable to be moved North with the Regiment
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:. NJ. PArrES. AuCrIoNEEs. Il Ezoa.lss a..
Real Estate al Auctiou.

Nv Ill DC sold On W.. Desdsy. saiy %. b. a. half
past t~slye &c DIX on tho pTeniists one undi-
uueu quarter part OF . OF o Land containing ID ut
.niee acre., on MuDjoy hii IL n ., the 'OoseI-
,atory bounded BY on gress, NJ uatford aad Mon
w sIfseis, being the lie # IN Horse hsil-
$780, We on terms 10 SUI purchaser wi hour the least
j. l41td
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Horses, Carriage. a HI .rne se,.
as Auction.

ga urday, July Asa. at a &c ook NJ. On
Line ,tIee', Horses, Carriages and II M see
sen as Carrfais, Top Bug .. Concoro Wssons'
Jenny Linds. Express Wagon and iiar1 . SEES a ns
al each nes anu second hand. mo
Jylsi hENhY BAILEY 20. uct.r.
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Valuable Real Estate az Auc1,...

III Aoacay. July 1lth,a ss',l,ck N a.. ~.
" premises. large. coubie wooden huuse ~
ca rooms. a large orick tern IN the eellss ma
iag Two e0mfor able tebeaents Ieti, 81 s.f r ens
b. about 81 fest back. Also a enc sao n az ~.
h1uss on sane srs,t. aojoitibg alb We co I. ,sny
~. nnisnea r9oms; lot 2it feet 'rons BY about b
feet deep. sac posiiiye--iisls ei.a, -sern.s cav
Jaiyl2-dtd '--e1o1r' NJ
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Iohnsonls Force Pumn.

Having examined one oil" Johnson's Champ
ion Force Pumps, advertised in another col
umu, aud seen it operate, we can confidently
Recommend 1t to the public, as most useful
and convenient article. We fully aud cheer
fully endorse the following recommendations
of this pump, by the Bangor Wing aud Cour-
ier
"This is one Of the most valuable inven-
lions we have ever examined. Neat, simple,
not liable to wear out, Ii deserves a place in
every house. 1t is capable OF throwing a
stream of water on the roof of an ordinary
house, and it has only to be set down in pail
or tub to be ready for work. More than one
half the fires could be put out with this little
machine, If persons had one in the house be-
fore the fire got under way. In places where
fire engines are not In the immediate neigh
porhood, these machines are invaluable. One
case came to our knowledge last Fall In
the town of Elyria, Ohio, fire broke out
which threatened to sweep the town. Tive
engines prevented its spreading in one direc-
ton, and saved their mammoth hotel In all
other directions, Johnson's force pumps alone
prevented the flames from spreading. It was
estimated that from ten to twenty thousand
dollars worth Of property was saved in this
manner. and today nearly every man in town
possesses one Of these pumps. They are also
useful for washing windows, carriages, &C.,
watering gardens, sprinkling yards and shrub
berry, for killing caterpillars by covering them
with soap suds, aud may be put to many 9TH
er uses"
Messrs ]. L. Winslow Go, Winslow's
Machine Works, Wholesale and retail agents.
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Bold 1Hempt to Rob the Calais
Bank.
Three of the Rebel Raiders Captured.

CALAIS, June Is.
At midday to-day there was an attempt to
rob the Calais Bank by small party of rebel
raiders, who came from ST. John, n. B. Three
of them were arrested. The leader OF the
gang is Capt. Collins, of the 18th Mississippi
regiment. They say some thirty associates
promised 10 meet them here, but failed. The
vigilance OF the State guards prevented the
consummation of this bold scheme of pillage
The three men have been committed The
citizens are arming 10 expectation of an at
tack to night.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19

BASE BALL.-The Sycamore Base Ball
Club will meet on their grounds Wednesday
at six, and Saturday at 5 o'clock p. NJ, for ex-
ercse.
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E. NJ. PArrEN. AUcrIosEER. Il Hacha1so q.
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, &c. at Auct,o,.

nN Tuesday, July 10Th, at 10 A. NJ, an assort-
" ment of Dry Goods consisting u part OF Broad
cloths. Csssimeres SAITH et-. Dress Goods sbawIs
Linens TAB Q Linen. skirts. Balmorals. Table ut
lery Letter and Note Paper sc. Also R+frioe-
sc.
Also at lot O'Clock: second hard Piano. 50 yds on
Carpet, Sewing Machine. lylAatd
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19

q The editor of the Loyal Sunrise has been
presented with hoe This, of course, is not an
intimation that he has mistaken his profession.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19

KIssENeEN WATER has got to be popu-
lar drink, and Crosman & Co.'s fount Is sup
plying it. Iii a capital thing for the system.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-19
A Few Words about the Portland Healing
Institute.

HUE treatment purs d nj the above named In
Il stilute commenced October lSo3 by Dr uun.-
pErey Packer OF Cambridge a.d Is now no III e
er matter OF experiment. The DR., a.hsngI q
stranger to the citizers OF PoTilsGd has graanaly
but silently his to the hearts of The peopls
without word Of CONNIE adat.oa from a siuzle per-
son save oHs frum the PUr Hand Daily Press IL was
not from any want Of names which mi h. have been
used - references such the following - Sew u
Ia on, lion Alir,d ANTHONY of ragiceuee X
L., A. h Newton. formerly editor Of Spiritual A r.
l.. u Monroe. Prot OF Elocution Boston In. the pr
the people OF Portland some k0as tssfimcnp eltv-
ing t1at his efforts would be appreciated due time
such nov appears TO be the ease hey ond The eNpee
tston OF the DR.. him elf IL there are any no are
now doub ing whether they had better ruf ,Aern
Sc W rndtr ta care the I and receive tie ire at
meuf pursued al the insiitu'e We citizeus OF Port
land, tofdaiiy invite all such to cali upon US and
lraTu more fully y Rat We know of the Dr.. ard lie
treatm' Mt pursued BY him and Lis wife / nust
now be remembered that Mrs ;. Facser has De
come permanently eiated in the Or IN the Ia.
bors his profession. This lady btiegs with her
tn eNpe eHce OF mors than eleven yes r. practice
wnh dIsease which sff c.ed only the female crgan.
i'm. 10 her Is committed tie care OF the es,s,ls
Dep rrfmeaf. Those de.iring fur her in:oTna- ION
are ius tied 10 call en- the ubseribers or lust,
tute corner Of Congress and Chestnut streets near
Nwti y Hall.
G, l. CnoK. 80 Taris street
Mk. MRS FRANCIS ii. CuAss SO Brown ST
JANE p. McCoLLoUGa. % Mode street,
l.. $. DaSIELs, ii Myrtle street
Portland, June "a, 1854 -Tuk Saz 2tn