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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26
FROM ROME.
The War in Misunderstanding toms Birth.
day in Rome.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Of Tia Tr,i.,na
D., T.. oc ,oe,
.. hoaE, req. ID iooi
Here as we'll ~ elsewhere throughout the
.,. :, =, A, :, -. t.oo. ,;,o,
oi'nIed world 'ne struggle III Auc'ie De'"ee" nDci
~ and Union on one side, ana slavery uisunlOn ana
despotsm the other is watched with intense inter
a., hall No, rro,end ., saw tha, our cous Commands
the entire sympathy Of the rulers and people of Italy
h,. r ,oto m aorL, ,ho, o,r wall u,;she,s ara nuu,er
""' iNnA' H' u'u"' '""s Vu' "' "'' ~ ~
ous and that are steadily gaining ground abroad Us
An =. =, ho,,n yuav o;,o n. NJ, ;,s.oroo ~ :, n,
~ anaraS y ,he a y; p,,1a ~ feh
tUie "niVh npPehrcu III tne o'tet q i.DH'e vi W.
~ the Official organ OF the Papai bovernment, ana Oh
which append translation;
sensible weakening The cause Notwithstanding
the ate aggressive movement attempted by Gen Johnston ia
inter- Tennessee aud lay siege to knoxville OF thirteen
@ States which Originally constituted We 'onederscy thetu
which desire 10 snbmt Thes. are Eastern Virginia. South
C.rons Georgia Alabaua and Mississippi And even IN
hr.. states The peope tired of wsr begin 70
against the promoters the Rebellion A. TO those State.
the south which IRE partially occupied by Federal troops they
are preparing excepting Texas 10 reessol' Oy new eiec
ons their local ooyernnent. 50 a. 20 oe aoe 70 ssf retui
Il 4s &-.sms" snJ ad viii iSa Of a.,
o,ernen at Washington II l. asserted that North Caro-
lima viii delay ask herself for the authority. The
North thus will gain ground daily and the is already
anticipated IN which President Lincoln viii gather with his
election 70 the fi.sldehcy e iru ot he and az the
eine e ehergeto poaey "hch lie haS oAo"eu'0 tee'ao
ii'n ne Union. 81, vv..,,.,, ,,..hs ... 80.
,a., $40 h ,i .!; " a.; 90 To- IL GtI9 ~
=, ~" ~ i - -, - r N -ony,ls
@ ,sI $500 i,h I'll ~ ar,or,a1v frmsIi,;es
A -, az 1vashin-,on nJ ,ho Ntio,,aI lao ,,ar. en-
ioao, - oana,s in ,ba ,n" AMI The sn6,onad liza,
ra,ar 81 wh;cb vs,e ao.ronristey
% 81, ..s, =, .ho liz, .. nonr,j.r san,f
p'''n,s' - 's''''' " Wv r''
ne mf"@v q Wa@,sgion; o. ,,,,,. "a,
re r'e''"'H'" A' o'ea ''4'ei"e 's' man III 'H'
"t'' P'A'0' m,rhe r,rt I. nm, m. ,pir., .,.pn
The man tho man Tor A that"
Tl, Unor-The star Of hope for our own country; she
beacon of liberty Tor the world May it shine forever!
4 Tie army and Nary-They have proved, field and
food title to the gratitude OF their countyuen and to the
admiration OF mankind
. I~e,,eah -T rt - hlhl'. - Al, -,
D. Iae Prr''-ihe lever 'ho' moves 'he world
" q. Ala N.,,,o s,,s,,, ~. tov.Iv d.,r.
Her noble.t work she classes. d!
Her pTentice han' She tined on man.
And then she made the lssses o."
ci.t xss,nn.es wore noda IN sevar,l NJ tho obovn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26

A man has been selling :" meerschanm" pipes
Mt Rochester N. ". obtaining Sl5 each. They were
made Of plaster Of paris painted and vanished. and
locked like very valuable coored pipes. Each had some
half smoked tobacco in IL 10 prevent digging usde'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26
FROM LONDON. A..

ID gesi ofthe Wcet-Thc Sohieswig - Nolstein
War in EnRlnrd-" Federal Recruiting
in Ireland" in ihr Eousc OF Co1nmcns-
The Marquis Of Cinnricnrdc and Ills
infeccGents-shnw Lcfeyre md His
Attach on the MISUNDERSTANDING
sion-The u. n. Sanitary COMMUNION in
Lcnden-IsishOp ColensO-sain's Let
tiers 10 The Tciegrnph-querrv Victoria
wiring EHcr EIusonnd's Mem oirs-The
Prince Of wn.rs-ThemsricaIa Items.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26

The kind Massachusetts, woman Coke, you and
ought to get down on knees every night and thank
God for having created that State) leads the way of
your Misunderstanding how well preserved
shat carpet is up stairs into bed-chamber-et
northeast by the mariners compass, and distant from
Government.bult seminary OF learning for the devel-
opment OF abandoned young Africans one hundred and
fytbree feet two inches and one quartcr-pardon my
exaciness. Coxe-quality Of my mind There are two
beds in this room wood fire the hearth and the
right side Of the hearth sits little tbng in little
armchair wrapped closely in a SHAWL which it has
drawn over its head-a poor little negro waite picked
I'D somew crying with hunger aud with cold and
brought your house, Coke lifted my eyes from its
laok.luster face and unchildke immobility, TO the
Massachusetts woman.
I'm decline, Sir" she said.
How queer A child of five years old dying Of con-
sumption On the other side Of the hearth in another
little armchair, sat another small waif just emerging
from sutfocatng tit of whooping and coughing. Ac.
cusomed as you are. Sir, to consider children with
black skins as animals and marketable commodities,
surely il would have touched your compassion to SEQ
the gaspng Of this little orphan for breath and the
wild and fearful look with which it mpored help. And
it would have touched your manhood to have seen
well bred Yankee woman, without demonstrativeness,
or the faintest show OF professional philanthropby
minister its wants with nauralness of conduct en-
lghtened by truth and inspired by heroic sense OF
duty The occupants of the two square beds were 20
little and they black and they were so help
less Pity could not regard with SteadineSs 'he tiny
skeleton limbs nor steadily regard the ogke insensi-
bity Of the slight forms, which did not disturb the
Counterpart but le II smooth as first spread ger them.
Through this emotion Of compassion as through
warp ran wool OF thought about
sick property-property with typhus fever
property with pneumonia-propcrty bandagcd to
cover some ofthe sequcs Of small pox treated aopathi
caiy-property blind with infuenza-about black
as tho color of property-about pcw-born babes
AS propcrty--about Virginia 'the mother Of
States" dropping Lex black Children as scared Kan.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20

MIR. Calhoun the Mayorl states that the
population OF Atlanta shortly previous TO the
apr roach OF the Union Army, was about six
Teen thousand, one half OF whom were refu-
gees. These all left for the South during the
last two or three weeks OF the siege, with the
exception of about two or three thousand,
mostly women and children. These all seem
TO have an indefinable notion that they are to
remain and be fed by generous Uncle Sam.
Perhaps Ii would be well IL some portion OF
them could enjoy this privilege, as there are
unmistakably several Union families in At
lanta, who have kept their integrity through
the terrible ordeal of treason, but this cannot
be permitted.
"rhe necessities of the service require--so
thinks Gen. Sherman--that all families whose
. male representatives are in the rebel service
or have gone South, shall also go South. Also,
all citizens not connected with the army, and
who shall not have permit from himself or
Gen. Thomas, shall 20 North at once. This Is
like the laws OF the Medes and Persians--irre-
vocable and absolute. All persons failing to
comply with this order will be imprisoned. He
says be intends TO have one strictly military
post. He has seen the folly Of Nashville, Chat
tanooga and other cities where floating pop
ulation was left behind to consume the sub
stance OF the army and give information to the
enemy. No person, upon any pretext, will be
allowed TO go nearer the city OF the great Ty-
coons than Chattanooga. Let every one take
heed accordingly.
Three thousand papers were issued up to
Wednesday last, the 7th, which being beyond
all limits Of transportation, the business ofex-
tradition was for time suspended. The rail-
road Is wanted to feed the Army. Even Ad-
ans Express Company will not be permitted
TO take anything except for the Army.
The army OF Gen. Sherman withdrew from
the positionnear Jonesboro on the 5th and 9th,
and fell back upon the city. The particular
disposition of the forces would be contraband
to publish. Suffice ii to say that the 10th corps
occupy the city and its immediate defences;
and the other two wings Of the army, that Of
the Ohio and Tennessee, command the only and
important approaches at distance Of several
miles south and east. The whole combined
rebel army including Lees could not dislodee
us from the place. Atlanta, henceforth, will
be q vast military depot from which our army
will be able to radiate in any desired direction
south and east.v SAD
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
U. 5. marshal,s sale.

UNITED SrArEs OF AHKRIoA,t
DfsrRIor or MAuE,ss ! 1854 st
nURsUAETto an introductory Order Of Sale. 10
i me directed from the Hon. Ashur Ware, Jsdgs
of the United States District Court. within and TOR
the District Of Maine shall pose and Sell at Pub-
lie vsndue TO the highest bidder therefor the follow
ing property and mercband'xe At the time and place
within said District ~ foilows, viz -
At Sorfhporf. ON ". dnesdoy sAe fisf dag ey
September. current, ef n e'siock NJ, aF
Tvs HULL OF Tue ScHooEBE II EEcy A. HowEs,
and tbs cargo fafefg on board said scAooser eos
sisfinS n about fIvrY QriSrALs SALT FisH and
OHK BBL. OIL.
Dstrct cour. Of the United States, for the District
Of Maine.
Ttrms cf Saie--CAsH.
1854.
CHARLES CLARK, ~
u. q. Marshal, Dist OF Maine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
LU hi n il r.,

Carolina Lumber Company.
fVvHE undersigned has been appointed BY the above
LConpAnv. 8 lie Agent for the sale 81 lnmbsr, Tor
the state of New YORK and all tsrts and places orth
Of New York, and 10 prepared 10 furnish hard pine
lambsr in any quantities By the cargo sawsd e any
Walnut, haywood, he. hN
~ JON A. TURNER,
Eo.w Washington st., Boston. Mass.
Aug. 10. 1854. ssdea
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
DissOlutiOn.

fIsHE eopart.ership heretofore existing between
IL Sweat and GIeayes - Attorneys at Law, 10 this
day dissolved by mutual consent The AGairs OF the
lafe firm will be adjusted By either party. WI
NJ. Sweat will continue In business 1t snss Ne.
III Middle street, Musssy s!Row. 80
Mr.. Cleaves at the once Of Howard Oeavss, Ne.
81 Middle street, over Casco Bank e
L. D n. SwBAT.
HAITIAN CLEAvED.
Portland. July Isth. 1854. klsd3a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
DissoIu.ion or Copar,ner.ht.

'VHE ecpartnership heretofore existing between
Il the undersignsd, is hereby dissolved BY mutual
,onssnt. The affairs the lac nrH will be settled
y our place Of business, Nos lal and las Mid
die st. d. Z. koLLIxs,
W. n BosD
Portland. Sept. !. 1854. sepTd1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20

FTvHIS Company Offers peculiar advantages topper
Il sons intending To- insure their lives In its safety
and stability, acquired In IT. iourteen years. exps
snes, IN its Asss .. which, without III capitai Of
$500 600 amounts to oyer Of million
Of dollars. being more than two hundred thousand
dollars tn Of It's liabilities for the reusuranss
Of all out-standing risks; in the facilities presented
In its accommodating pstem Of payments Of premi.
ums; In the large number diversi6rd conditions and
eSoupations various ages and localities Of lives In
ssrs1 giving the largest scope for the ope
ration ef ths laws Of average morality and the am
or, IN the division ofprodt. the onnnai spportion-
nsnt Of which having Tor tho past fosrteeh years
avsrsged Forty per Cesf. ofthe preIaiams paid
Life issaraEce Compsnies and ct . low rates is
csukisteat with view TO eqsity and solvency.
pany have none. and thoss wishinE IrsveIing Asen.
Giles within the sew England states, will apply u
l. O. WILSON, es state Street, Boston, giving
such reference, or information ~ to age, present
and past business, ~ viii enable him TO form judg.
nent In regard thereto. iunel4d3n
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
N OTTO f..
The Weed Sewing Machine Go.

Have established an once for the sale Of their Ma
chimes at No. 1871 Middle ST., oppo,it Free ST.,
which VIII be open to the public on Wednesday,
Sept Z. 4,
wherever this Machine has been introduced il has
to great extent superseeded all Others Having en-
gagged the services Of Mr.. J. Bradford Of Boston,
practical machinit, who has had over ten years ex-
periencs as manufacturer and repairer Of Sewing
Machines. they are prepared to repair and put in
perfect running order every kind Of Sewing Ma
chine. For the purpose of introducing them more
extensively they will for short time allow the value
Of cheap and inferior machines In exchange fer the
Weed Machine.
limited number Of Weed Machines to let by the
month or year. ED BoeG iasU Bra
Machine Findings Of evey description constantly
ON hand.
Orders from the country should bs addressed,
Weed Sewing Machine Co. No, 1871 Middle st. &.
Portland, Sept t-eodtf E. g7-7---' II
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
tBr ROYAL LxrrKRs.l
A R q Il U , 4 N E,
FRoFosALs.
CLaTaISa AND CLOTHING MATERIALS.


! ~ NAVY DEFAKTXLEI, !
Buredu Qf PropisioRs and Clothing!
September /. 1864.
Separate Proposals, sealed and endorsed "Ffo-
posais for Navy Clothing and Clothing MAtersls !"
will be received u ID bureau until two O'Clock M
on the 1871 day Of Octobor ext Tor furnishing aud
delivering ION receiving thirty days noicel At The
United States Navy Yards At Chariestown Msss
and Brookiyn, N. r., 10 such numbers and oaanti.
of this bureau. or by tie co,-saaanfs ef the sajd
Navy Yards, rtspcc:.vsiy, the numbers and quanfi.
te. cs the oinsfent articles and at the places sped.
fed In the folio aing list, viz;
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
FFIOE OF THE
.s ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company,
~ NEW YORK JANUARY &. iaeA

UyHH Trustees. in conformity TO the Charter ofths
csnDa1s}S H., .ss OF
Prsmiums received on Marine kisks,
FRO. lstJsnusry. lsss, to sist De-
prsmism: on foliei.s no, marked OF
lst January. lssss l.7oo.eo n
Total amount OF Marine Premiams, slo,ooS.ooi II
No Policies have been issaed upon Life
ascisl viii Marine Risks.
1888 TO xst December, 1858, ef,5s7, ,66e S
Losses paid during the same period, e.eQ6.65l %
Returns ofPrsmisms and Expense, loea.s67 %
IN, Company hs, the following Assets. vis:
Unit states and state Of New Ysxk ~
stosk City. Hank and other stocks, 2631 %
Loans secured By Stoeks andothsrwiss l.t5o.70o %
Real Estste and Bonds and Mortgages, ls31eo %
Divideuds on Stock, ,Ihtsrssf on Boads
and Mortgage and other Loans,san-
dry Notes, re insurance and other
claims due the Comply, estimated st l04.e6l 81
Premium Ho.ss and Bills Rsesivsbis. s.a1s.s.s g
Cash in Bank, -, taet 7Aus -
siE fstai smosut Of Assets, ss2ss. CSC a
eix psr cent lnterest on the outstanding ssrti6-
Gates 81 profits will 30 paid to the holders thereof
their legal representatives, On and after Tuesday,
xfsr rsservins Three and One half Million Dollars
proas the outstanding csFaoAiss of the issue Of
ISs4 wiz Be redeemed aud paid to the holders there
day, the second Of Esbruary next. from which date
ali interest thereon will cease. The csrscsteste be
produced = The time Of payment y I 1, sna cancelled
net earned premiums sf the Company. Tor the year
ending jist December, 1853, for WHICH certificates
VIII be issusd. on and sfsr Tuesday, the Fifth Of
re Proats Of the Company .sscertsinsa SO
Trsn the LIST Of July 1sl2.to the lst Of
Jan, 1858. for which Certificates we're ,.c.
AsditienaI fron Is. Jan. lsss, 70 lst
January, lsss, atas 2.sso.ooo
1 .g. y.sa,nro6ts for als yesrs Sl6 o6s SsC
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
. q n al 9 3. n TX.
Government I $40 loan.

This Rank is prepared to receive subscriptions to
the new $40 loan in sams Of $50 and upwards.
paying interest from date Of subscription to August
18th, the date Of the new loan.
The notes are convertible at tina end Of three
years into specie paying per cent $50 bonds.
One eighth per cent Will be 81 owed on ananounts
Of $1,000 and aver. B.C C.SOMERBY,
Cashier.
Portland. Aug. l. lss4.-da
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
To Merchant Tailors and Cutters.

II HAVE len with Mr.. W. ID. james, No 81 Mid
die street Port and. copies Of the true science Of
Grating garments. Mr.. }. fully updersands The
theory aud practice as well a. I do. and can com
mupicat ~ well to others. OTIS MADISON.
Portland. Septic 1864 80
Having received authority from Mr.. Madison
am prepared 70 furnish all the necessary iuforma-
ton. and supply those who may v sh with the rules
st MT n 6ardiner's, No. g. Middle street. =
Sept le--3m W. ID. JANIS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20

e A 3 CO u A N H.
GOVERNMENT > $40 LOAN.

NvHE Caseo Canki is prepared to received subsefip-
u tions to the new $40 loan IL sums Of $50 and
upwards, paying interest saTns from date OF SUBJ
scrp,ion to August lsth the date the Government
notes. -..
All persons having $50 and upwards now have
good opportunity Of lending helping band 10 their
Government BY subscribing iiberaly fs this loan
The notes convertible At the end Of three yeArs
into specie paying spcr cent $40 bonds. .HH
Loans taken on - favorabis terms Is at any other
Bank. ls-
EP. GERRIsH. Cashier.
Portland, July ., 1854. jy2s disd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
IN s U r A N G E.
In s U r A N G E.
Life Insurance..
THE MANHATTAN
Life Insurance Company 1!
OF N1W YoRK.
Cash Capital and Accumulation
Over $1,7OO,OOO!
~.
HENRY STOKES, PrnsrDnsr.
Q. 7. WkMPLE, Secretary. s1W
J. L. HALSkY, Asst Secretary. e9'
.5ss 3. N. SrEBBINS, Actuary. ii
=. DWIGHT KENDALL, General Agt.


This long established Company offers the follow
iAg advantages to insurer, viz:
large and increasing Capital, securely Invested;
Immediate availability Of the dividends IN eash 4;
A permanent lsds Of one half Of the premiun 10
and feature. peculiar TO this compaRT, BY which
insurers protected against forfeiture Of the poll
cy fron circumstances OF adversely. 'af
The company also issues non-forieiting policies
ON the Ten Year Plan" st-
Policies uncomfortable Eve years from date 1.-THE
ly COMPANY in America having this provision an
policies.) .stas. 800 ss s
81 Local Board n Reference: ~
IS af Hon. william Willis. ~
N. J. Miller. ESQ, Collector Int. Revenue.
VIM. Moulton, ESQ frest. Bank Cumberland.
w. WThomas, Esq. :, Prsst. Canal Bank. q
Is J. ,. Carroll. EsQ., Merchant
Jeremiah Dow, Esq., Ssc'y Difigo 1ns. Co.
VIM. KimbaI, EsQ., Treas. o. Packet Co. s
Edward shaw, Eeq., Sec'y Port. Nut Ins. Co.
Ii "a Meesrs. " goldman. True Co.
4essrs. n. J. Libby Co.
sQea 90 $500
Parties are invited 10 examine the merits Of this
company before ehecting insurance. asa8s - fai
-sssea - HENRY Il. STICkEkY, Agent,
Once No. Is Mouiton st.
& g q: T.wx::v,r r.s r. D., n assis:, .%,s:,. 81
sentlemsn Of energy and responsibility IN the
different cities and towns Of Maine dssiross of rep
resenting Tho Manhattan Life Insurance Co. win
please address Il. DWIGHT KENDALL, General
Agent Box No 2o5l r. o., Portland.
Aug 1l-eodln snsa gaf So t4astt rE
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20

VSHE undersigned have this day formed Copart-
u nership under the trm and name or aLEwls
RoLLrxs BokD.'' for the purpose Of doinr :
Wholesale and retsh clothing business at Nos. iil
and l4s Middle 81, Portland, Ne;
4. 6. Llyn
n. q. koLLlrs
W. II. BoSp,
Portland. Sept. /. ls64.-seped3w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
House and Store Lots to Lease.

ON Congress, North and Cumberland, above
" Washing gton street, including the desirable lot
corner ofCongress and North streets. Apply to
Sepl6d8m A.P. FULLER, 2d6 Congress street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
First National Bank.

This Bank wiz convert the ssxen-thirty notes ma
turiag Aug 10. and Oct l. into six per cent. bonds
Of 1881. in all the denominations In which the note
were issued. vir,-s6o. sloo, 500. and sl .ooeat
commission Of per cent. -
W. T. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland. July %. lss4.--eodtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20

Messrs Cloudmsn and Stevens win continue the
same basiners at the old stand number les CONNER.
eisi st. ssplssod3w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
Notice OF Dissolution .

TUE arm heretofore existipg under the name and
solved by mu'pai c1rsent. Messrs. Cloud man s.S
stevens are sorssd 10 settle and adjust the af.
fairs ofthe late drm. JOHN CLUUDMAN
ALBERT b BTkvENss
JOSEPH wALkEk.
Portland, Sept. I, 1854. sI
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
Sea-Side House.
- HARPswELL NECK,
@ A &c q B AY.

-ThiE ele CANT and CON modious Ho-
A0(0 tsi, stnssed or the extremity of
- Harpsweii Neck, about half . nile
Q ~ ps-ow the vel-knovn Mansioa
- aouse. hes just been soupistsd amer
ths oeslg q. n. HARDIno, Esq., Archifsct ana
under his superintendsncs. and VIII BE- open fos
company rtf ~
On and afteK -ihe rsursh 81 Jnly.
The House is the largest establishment construct
% expressly for the pnrpose Of hotel, 1t any Nal.
orinG Place on the coast OF Name. Ut stuatsd N
the centre oi dcnse grove Of old trses, With
noes ana vtstns opening TO the waters of the Bay
but Afew yards distant either sids.
Nearly surrounded By the sea, and abundsnty
shaded by trecs. the House has spacious and bssa
ufui verandah. extending o. er thTse hundred and
thirty iset three sides Of tine budinR with wide
and thoroughly ven, hated halls and corridors In The
tnterior 30 tnat vistors enjoy the complete
protection from the summer heat.
The stsamboss wharf and boat landings are on the
west side, but lev steps from the Honss. Ample
Asilitss are - hand for Seating ships. On fns
east side Il hne gravel beach where the luxury Of
ssa-bashing can b enjoyed st al tno Of ths nds-
Al short distance on the northeast. across arm
Of the Sea- s 0rrs Island. celebfstsd By hrs Beech
% Stoves web known novel. = -.
The Sea Side House 10 accessible BY land fron
Brunswick afteeA miles dstant By Of the nr sss
drives In the State. and BY daily stesnbost non
Portland through the inside passagss among the
islands Of tie Bay. fi -
Visitors sosaing from the Kennebes and ofh>e
pars OF tbs Interior leave the railroad Brnns-
wiek. and preoss1 by stage 10 Harpsvsl or sontia-
ne to Portland and taks the steamer, which runs
down and h>cs twice day. f -st+
4 JOHN T. BAITH, Proprister.
ly4tx -.t.rrsfl Il 'er..t-' ftII.|H
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
WHOLE NO. es7.
H HOTELS.
MOUNT ZlRCON HOUSE,
AT THE
Celebrated Mt. Ziroon Mineral Springs,

Nslsos PtdNfafios, Ne,
4 Il nov opened 70 the public, and no pains
will be spared this q ason to meet the wants
AID render pleasant and Interesting the
Hk stay Of guests. And also - usual, sui
hys.s in New England.
lor c2ses Of Dyspepsfs kidney ComuIsiut GRAY
- s ..ons IN tns biaoder, and others timisr, war
-, S Seas ~ the use Of the water splendid seem
-. ~ ~ . aes A. the short distance Of four miles
Ssna . nanierd Falls. the largest In New knK-
n.ss. nolses ana Carriages to let. Good 1rtut
h.Il, 8 ~ ~. seams u and ponda new road Was
er than to any other Mountain House. DaIly coach
po5 9eS ~, ssss Eond station al The Grand Trunk
Post ofice address. Mt Zircon. Ne.
Mt. zircon, July y, 1864. .h scdsw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
Portland Company.

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GUBsCRlBERs 20 the New Stock may make
Opaynnent at the Office Of the Company on Fore
street, or at the Merchants Bank.
Ga all paymeat ade after the 18th inst, interest
win be charged Pay ment must 10 made, or secured
by Oct lst M 1u atUets1
Tbs Of stock ofthe present Shareholders
viii b. received at ffty dollarsper share
- all III EDwARp II. DAVIS, Clerk
Portland. Sert IA. ls5ii d2w