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The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

ton, Il Is o. state and western uuii and lte lower
choice do II soS a IS; Round Hoop Ohio II sO9
IL 90; choice do IL 1us9l8 90; Superfne western
10 50alo 95 common to good Extra DO 10 !5Gla ~;
S0uthefu-less active and droOping sales lz0o Dds
Mixed to good II 50Gl2 90; Fancy and extra u l09
OLA 90; Canada 25c lower; sales 800 bbls; common
Extra IL 259ll 50 extra good to choice 6oSi3 w.
including 5000 do at 55d2 60 for No Milwaukee,,
part to arrive, aud 20 for amber Mchigan Chicago
30 ~ y, ~ ps W;te $780, hssa
c.; amber Michigan 2 65a2 p.
Corn.-sesdy sales 1900 bush; new mixed Wes-
0ats-acrive and firm; sales at al % for Canada
and state; GO for Western.
Beef-drm and quiet: sales 800 bbls; Country mess
10 00alS 90; prime 00410 90; repacked Chicago
20 00g,-5 90; prime mess "a I0a3o %.
Pork-opened dull and heavy and closed with
10 o; new do IS 25as So on the spot and ii 90 the
regular way; prim 50 III dS9 90 for old and new;
prime mess 46 90; also 1860 bbs new mess for July
Cut Meats-arm sales 5000 pkgsi Shoulders Ifi9
l6e; Hams 18s1i9c. M1
Bacon-nominai.
ierd-scarcely so firm, sales 1850 bbls at 20a2o3c
Butter-hrm; Ohio 80 ga; State 379t4c.
Whiskey--fsvors buyers saies 29OO bbls at 7oG
Rice-duil at lSeiic for Rangoon
Sugar-quiet; sales llOO boxes Havana 2lc.
Coifee-dul.
Nolaeses-dull
Naval Stores-Quiet.
Spirits Turpentne-s 6593 20; crude nominal
Resin 45d60
Tar-22 00e23 90.
iron-frm; sales Scotch pig so 00gs5 90.
Leather-quiet.
Fish-steady.
oils-frm; Linseed 679l 20; Petroleum Is frm;
Lard 55Gl 60; Sperm z20a2 %; Whale 409I AZ.
Hdes-quiet.
Lead--less active and unchanged; Spanish l69l6j
noDacco-qulet and fr n; sales Kentucky 14G45.
Iallow-quiet and firm sales 10000 TBS lsl9Ic for
inferior TO fair Western
Eraia 60
wheat
Wool-quiet and firm.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11
From Me As.Dsy before Richmond
Rebel Attack on the 9th Corps.

WASHINGTON. July 8.
1t Ii ascertained from parties from City
Point that the rebels brought battery to bear
on a working party throwing up entrench-
ments near Petersburg. Our soldiers brought
up battery to oppose that OF the rebels. The
latter was soon sienced. Subsequently the
rebels took another position, but finding they
could accomplish nothing by their fire, they
soon ceased 10 blaze away. With this excep-
ton all has been quiet for the past few days.
NEAR PETERSBURG, July I, Evening.
To-day the enemy was discovered erecting
fort In front of our left centre. Our battery
Of 32-pounders opened upon them from the
9Th corps, which caused the work to be sas-
pended.
An artillery duel mas been going on all day.
Capt. Carter, Of the 18th Pennsylvania, has
been severely wounded.
The Richmond and Petersburg papers are
jubilant over the raid into Maryland.
The people of Petersburg have abandoned
the city to the destroyers.
LATER.
July 9Th, 10 p. M-Another artillery duel
occurred to-day. About 4 p. NJ. the rebels
opposite Gen. Turner'S work sprang up with
aloud yell and delivered rapid voIley of
musketry. Our men responded with cheer,
and opened upon them with shot and she'll
The 18th Indiana arrived with seven shooters
and poured In several close and well directed
volleys, causing the rebels to retreat inside
OF their works. Our batteries then opened
generally, and though the contest was brief, it
showed that the rebels were there in force
The object Of the assault is unknown.
Our losses for the day were no larger than
usual. ft
Both armies are strengthening their works,
and all that skill can do Is being done on both
sides.
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Capture of $50 Federals by Mosby.

WASHINGTON, July o.
"A letter from Avondale, Va, miles west
Of Alexandria, says scout of $50 men from
the I'd Mass. and 18th n. Y. Cavalry, under
command Of Mai. Forbes, went to the vicinity
Of Aide, where they met Mosby with large
force and one piece of artillery. Mosby
charged on them, killed 10 or Is, and captur-
ed the whole party, horses and accoutrements.
On receipt of the news Col. Lowell started off
at midnight with 200 men from the I'd and
18th.
Capt. Mcpherson of the 10th n. Y. Cavalry
joined him at Fairfax, when they proceeded
to Aide where they found % wounded men
and IL dead, whom they buried.
They secured the country about that region,
but found that it was of no use to pursue
Mosby, as he had twelve hours start towards
Upperville, where he had taken his booty
Our party returned last evening with the
wounded.
Capt. Stone of the 81 Mass. Cavalry, of
Newburyport, Mass, is lying dangerously
wounded at Centreville.
Thirty rebels were at Fairfax Court House,
yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

NEW YORK. July 8.
The quota of 1900 militia called for TO be
taken from the first division of the State, is
1000 s
A meeting of the officers was held to-day
to decide which city regiment shall go.
The hearing in the case OF u. S. Marshal
Murray, in the motion TO quash the indict-
ment against him, for kidnapping Arguelles,
came up this morning in the General Sessions.
Mr.. Brady, counsel for Marshal Murray, stat
ed that finding the proceedings commenced
by a grand jury, he would withdraw his mo-
ton, and either plead not guilty or put in a
special plea within two weeks. Judge Russell
thought the case might go over until Septem-
Der, and that Mr.. Brady, II he so eIact, might
put in special plea In the meantime. The
case accordingly went over.
Gold closed last night at 10.
Eight regiments of militia for 100 days SER
vice, are under marching orders.
The iron double snder gunboat Mehange,
was launched to-day.
There was a rumor in the city to-day that
part of Gen. Grants army is on the way for
the protection of Washington and Baltimore.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

FrcSIc.-The Turnverein's of this city VIII
make, an excursion to Little Chebeague Is
land on Wednesday, going down Ia the barge
Comfort. The Band Of the 18th U. Imam
try viii accompany them and furnish splendid
music. The excursion is open to the public,
ladies IS we'll as gentlemen. Arrangements
have been made for the amusement Of both
sexes, but parties must provide their own re-
freshments, with the exception OF Ice water.
Tickets can be procured at the places named
in the advertisement.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

Eeso Advertisements To-Day.
Auction Sales-Henry Bailey.
Proposal-Infantry Announcements.
Letter List.
Lost-Roll of Leather.
Gymnastics-New Course.
Wanted-E. Chapman, Jr.
Probate Notice.
Clothing--J. T.. Lewis & Co.
Stationery-L- Dresser.
Bitters--L II. Atwood.
Editorial Convention.
Substitute Wanted-Edward Fox
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

Y.M.C. A.-The regular quarterly meeting
of the Young Mems Christian Association will
take piace on this Monday evening, OF IL
O'Clock. The Secretary having returned from
Nashville, requests US TO ask 8 full and pune
tual attendance Of the members. He has been
in the service OF the Christian Commission for
the past three months, and win make some in
teresting statements.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11
Variable Beal Essate In Cane Rla-
zabeth nj Aucssor 800

D. wednesday. July 20th, at o'e,eet p ~
nieea ~ prsnses We shall sell thai vsrv desirs,e
e q properly In Cape Elizabeth knoxn NJ s's'
r., . Railroad Containing about twe:sa ~
M; ;r1 - nais and Of upland. There Is ON n Ss
~ shep and asge snd hsssy
g ps connected with ship building This |. 20
turlpps &c o. property 20! ship building or ma.
Bonnda55 hpv .s isquntng water comns nicssioss
vur VIZ nne wa,er on the other-fhs sces-s !. y.
sinIty ssow Of no oher such lot IN tie Vi
owner 4 nan.rast 1s sac now Sale po-f.ivs- the
pan &C particulars please call On : ~
Vsdtd HENRYBAILEY q 90. A.ss,,.
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Portland Colnpan y---voticc.

TINE STAKEHOLDER CT the Portland Company are
Il hereby notified that the snnnsl NEE ing Of the
Corporation viii be sheld n the Office u the Com
July inst st O'Clock in the afternoon, for the fol-
lowing plrpt sss;- -
a-To choose Directors for the ensuing year.
$50 act On any other business that may come
before the meeting
JOSEPH C. NoYEs. Clerk.
Portland. July sth. ls64.-dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

NEW Custom HoUsE.-The plan for the
new Custom House in this city has been sent
TO Collector Washburn, and by him was ex-
hibited at the Merchants Exchange last Sat
urday. The plan was drawn BY Isaiah Rogers,
ESQ, Government Architect The building is
10 be of granite; 1t win extend from Fore to
Commercial streets, the fronts on each street
being similar. Ii will be one OF the most
beautiful buildings In the city.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11
The Assau,t on Kea.a~ Moun,ain..

a-A NASHVILLE, Ienn., July I.
The reports OF the assault of the 27th ult
on Kensaw Mountain, published in the West,
are greatly exaggerated. The attack was
made By only two divisions. Our loss was not
over 1000. The final battle for the possession
OF Atlanta must soon take place.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

HomE AGAIS.-The Norway and Lewiston
Home Guards, who have been garrisoning
Fort McClary, Portsmouth, n. H., were re-
lieved on Friday by the arrival OF the Bangor
Company. They arrived in this city Friday
evening, encamped at Camp Berry, were paid
off Saturday, and LEFT for home Saturday eve
ming.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

SHOE AND LEATHER DEALERS fEsTivA AL.
Thu, annual festival of the Shoe and Leather
dealers in this city takes place to-day. Inns
morning they will proceed 10 Cushings Island
in the steamer Casco, starting from Burnham's
Wharf at Q o'clock. They win dine at the
Ottawa House, arrangements for thatpurpose
having been made. Bowling, fishing, &C.,
will occupy the spare hours, and pleasant
time all round may be anticipated.
All the shoe and leather stores in the city
will be closed for the day.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

FIREMEN.-The pay rolls Of the Fire De
partment, preparatory to the payment of the
semi-annual salary due the firemen, will be
arranged at the Treasurers Office to-day, and
the Treasurer will be ready to commence pay
ing to morrow morning.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11
The Proceedings Against Gen. DIR.

NhW YORK. July 10.
The argument in the case of Gen. Dix for
SURPRISING the newspapers Journal OF Com
merce and World, was heard in this city be-
fore Judge Russell yesterday. The-decision
Is to be rendered on the LIST of August.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11
From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, July s.
Arrived from Panama, steamer st. Louis.
The Nevada Constitutional Convention has
adopted articles DISTINGUISHING disloyalists and
declaring not to elect State officers at the time
Of submitting the constitution for ratiica-
ton to the people.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11
Bowdoiu College

fusHE Annual Examination of can iidafes for ad-
Il mission 10 Bowdoin College will take place on
Friday The tnh day of August next, att O'Clock in
he forenoon. Ia the new Medical Hall; and also
Thursday. the twenty-ntth day Of Aus ust next, In
the same place, and AZ the same hour
LEONARD WOODS.
Brunswick. July 6. 1854. juiyIdtd
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I'M Thursday, July l4th, at IL e'clrck -, -
-. she now lies At Franklin Wharf. Porfi.nd -
e =. concern tie ship George furrer. IN 80
IN chains anchors sails and riDrir ~ <
,oeer lsoz - and p oz-bps bolfea and fsssescs
sut s az ERA and ys lev metal She i, thorossa
July6-dtd w. Auo1ioskxns-
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RnMdoin CoIIere.

rIVHE Annual Meeting OF the President aud Trus-
Il tees OF Bowdoin College will be held at Bsni.ter
Hall in the College Chapel on Tuesday the 2nd day
o. August hext, al ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
JOHN ROGERS, Secretary.
Brunswick. July 9. 1861 jalyTdtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

NEW YORK, July 10.
The schooner Harkaway, from Bermuda,
brings papers of the Goth ult, which state that
brutal aud cowardly attack was made on the
U. S. Consul by gang of rufiians represent
Ing themselves to belong to the pirate Florida,
then In port. The ringleader of the outrage
was arrested.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

To @AS OUTsIpER."-We fully and heartily
agree with the views expressed In your note,
but do not feel that Its publication would be
legitimately within the scope Of the Press.
More than this: while the matter is undergo
ing investigation and consideration by those
who have right to probe II to the core, we
do not think 1t necessary for us to forestall
their action or their opinions.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11
From Fortress Moasoc-4irrirai OF Wounded
Maine Soldiers.
FoRrREss MoNRoE. July 5.

Arrived at Hampton Hospital to-day, w.
Pollard, Sth Maine, sick; T. Ramsell and Geo.
Ingram, 18th Maine, sick; G. Ii. Butler, 9th
Maine, wounded in foot
The steamer Guide from City Point, to-day,
reports some firing in front of Petersburg on
Friday, but when the Guide LETT all was quiet.
Steamer Baltimore sails for New York to.
night, with load of sick and wounded.
Steamer Thos. A. Morgan arrived from City
Point this afternoon with POO wounded sold
iers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11
Soldiers Home in Portland.

Agreeable to notice published in the Press
of Saturday, for meeting of those interested
in the establishing of Soldiers Home in this
city, meeting OF the citizens was held in the
Senate Chamber, New City Buildings, Satur-
day afternoon, and organized by appointing
Geo. w. Woodman, Esq, Chairman, and Lew
is b. Smith. Secretary.
A committee consisting Of Hon. S. E. Spring,
Hon. Jacob Mcclellan, aad Cyrus Sturdevant,
Esq, was appointed to report list of direc-
tors, to consist Of gentleman and a lady from
each of the Parishes in the city, and they re-
ported the following, viz:
First Parish-Mark p. Emery, Mrs. Sam'l
Small.
Second Parish--N. j. Gilman, Mrs. S. w.
Larrabee.
Third Parish-Edward Gould, Mrs. Chas.
Staples, Jr.
State strest-H Henry NJ. Payson, Mrs. Rem
Pine St., Methodist-C. K. Ladd, Mrs. Geo.
Chestnut St., Methodist Cyrus sturdevant,
Mrs. j. b. Coyle.
Congress ST. Methodist--Chas. A. Walden,
Mrs. s. X. Leavitt.
81. Stephens Frederick Davis, Mrs. Afford
Dyer.
81. Luke-Geo. E. B. Jackson, Mrs. Warren
Brown. -
Central Cawch-F. E. Pray, Mrs J. w.
Hoyt. c.,u IA
45vsaaian Church-S. E. Brown, Mrs.
Casco ST., Church--Rev. d. NJ. Graham,
Mrs. Randall.
Federal ST., Baptist-J. B. Matthews, Miss
Hattie Radford.
Free street-Lewis B. Smith, Mrs. is. Ea-
ton. 49,. u. sa
S,Oedeaborgian-B BENZ. Kingsbury, Jr. Mrs.
Abner Lowell. 60
First Unirersaiist sacietg-J. I. Gilman,
Mrs. Leonard Billings.
Second Uniuersalist Soeiety-Mr. and Mrs.
S. II. Colesworthy.
81. Laurence St., Characteristics Bailey,
spirftuatists-M. A. Blanchard, Mrs. Hum
phrey.
Cumberland ST., Catholic Chdpet-kt. Rev.
ID. w. Bacon.
Sc. Dominick Chapei--Mr. and Mrs. James
McGlinchy.
Second Aduent--Jacob Mills, Mrs. Scam
mon. kr -
Bethel Washington Ryan, Mrs. ).
II. Merrill.
West Chapel--Rev. Mr.. Tewksbury, Miss
Hannah Sweetsr. x
The above named ladies' and gentlemen are
requested to meet in the Senate Chamber,
New City Buildings, on Wednesday, the 18th
inst, at o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose Of or
ganization.
GEO. w. WooDMAS, Chairman.
LEWIS b. SMITH, Secretary.
Papers in the city friendly to the object, are
requested TO copy.
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BOARDING.

A FIRST CLASS private boarding House. newly
"A ntied up. pspered and painted, lust opened at
a Free street, for single gentlemen. or gentlemen
with their families Suits of rooms for families.
~ good Cook wanted
July 6-flw~
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

The American Illustrated papers for this
week have been received at the book and Pc
riodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Exchange
Street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11
Proposals for Reservoir.

DROfOsALS viii be received for bull :, m = a Res-
ere once until Thursday. July l.sb, ss'cock = N
Plans and specifications Of tie Name may fe q en- A.
the office ott the City Enr.nfer -
The Committee re e,ta m i.At "a ,e,s., an Ma.
city. " s"@
Pero~str fths cOnn.it.ee ON Fire Department
Portland, June 80, lss4.-d2w
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

FIVHE Annual Meeting of the Oyerseers OF Bow
IL doin College will be held Mt their Room Ia IN,
College Chaael on Tuesday, the second day OF Au
aust next, II 2 O'Clock +. NJ.
A. C. ROBBINS. see'y.
Brunswick, July 9th 1854. july7dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

Observation-Disclosures class in this health
full exercise will be formed on wednesday
We refer TO the advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11
Iro,. the south,r,sf.

MEMPHIS, July I.
The excitement here upon Gen. Wash
burnes order for retaliation, is intense. A
number of secessionists have been arrested
and put under guard.
Arrivals from below report all quiet. Gen.
Candy was at New Orleans carrying forward
important movements which will soon deyel-
OPP themselves.
Nothing has been heard from Gen Smith
lately,
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11
The Pirate Florida

NEW YORK, July TO-
The Brazilian brig Aiivia, from Rio Janeiro,
was spoken on the 7th inst, in lat "a 40, long.
50 80, by the pirate Florida, cruising.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

For HARPswELL.-The new steamer MAR
eeaa johnson" win commence her trips to
Harps well to-day. She is one of the finest
little boats that has ever run in our waters,
and has been fitted up with every accommo-
dation for the pleasure and convenience of
parties Of pleasure. Parties. who wish 1t, can
be landed at Peaks Island, Diamond Cove or
Chebeague Island.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11
Portland Laundry

NOES ALL KINDS OF FAMILY WORK. Or.
IL ders left at h. A. SMITHS, No. lis Federal
ST.. will be promptly attended to
je27d2w. SAM,L LEWIa
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

VIHE arm of Howard . Strout. as Attorneys and
IL CounseloIs a Law. Is this day dissolved BY mu-
tua consent Either partner viii attend TO the set
Element Of of the business of the late Irm
Mr.. Howard viii continue to occupy ofhse9l Mid
die street. over Caseo Bank.
Mr.. strout vii. occupy Office los Middle street,
opposite head Of Plumb street.
JosxPH HOWARD,
SkwALL Z. STRour.
Portland, June a. ls64.-dSm
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Admins rator's Sale. Uousa -. A.
Cape Elizabeth an Anc,, IN

DoksUASf to license from the Hon ~. Ind.
shall Ell ~ sas, ior ne coenty Of Cumberlsrd'
gay July l4ih At 10 o'clock A. M fSur or nj
unoe nouse Lois OF half an acre each on ~ ',,,,
being part of the bomestesd If ths I.sa ard
h maIesn these lots are located in plessant .,s
aeaiiny and good neghborhood, ana 81 mrsnd a. =
ing country. -~e ~ ro@1o-
CHARLES 1. MAREAN. Adm,p.,,r.,o, ~
July did ~ 4Y : u's'ohscsS-
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

81. CouRT.-The law term of the Supreme
Judicial Court, for the Western District, viii
open in this city Tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

FoREIGx ExPoRrs.-Tnc total value OF
foreign exports from this port last week
amounted TO $27 ,3SS IS.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

To Builders.

MIR. WALTER 8 SWAN is admitted a partner
AsA In our trm from this date. DANA BROS.
Boston, July !, 1864. jy4 eod7w
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

LNOR sale low, the Sand on the lot corner OF
IL Mountfort and Sumner streets.
Apply to JOHN w. CHASE.
June Is, 1854, junel6dlms
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

Coop ExAMPLE.-Judge Fox, who, 1t will
be seen In our advertising columns, advertises
for a substitute for the army, sets worthy
example to men of means. He is not liable
to draft, and yet he wishes to be represented
In the Union army.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11
AUCTION SALES.
Z. NJ. PATrES, AUcTioNEER, II Exchange 81
Rare a vaIus bic shells a,Awcs,o.

IN Tuesday, July IL b. at 10 o'c ock A. NJ and
~ p. NJ. will be sold line assortment Of shsll.
ION .hs racine and Iadan Oceans. Ihe public are
rrsspeetnly invited examine this collection ON
MONDAY afternoon. tFfF7'l ~
"a mr.. feiseman, well known to the Portland pub
NJ uly invites his cd patrons wv his
soiS SAFE Will be continued until every lot 70
Tvs
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

Rns On and after June 18th the steamer
es<<ssS2aRssa4=k> CASC0 will uatil further notice
~@sSRcs-@e leave Burnhams w hart, for Peaks
and Cushng's Islands at aud l0.sO A. NJ, and 2
and $50 I. NJ. Retaruing will leave Cushing Island
at =. 40 and ILL., A. NJ, and 245 and SIS Z. n.
June e-dtf
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REV. Mr.. WALTON. - This gentleman
preached to very full house, both morning
and afternoon, yesterday, at the Third Parish
Church. The refusal of the ecclesiastical
council to install him, without assigning spec
ifc reasons for their course, and without i'm
pugning his moral or christian character, is
likely to give him degree of notoriety not
usually accorded to a modest, unassuming
stranger, as Mr.. Walton evidently is. We lis
tened TO him yesterday afternoon, from the
text: "The Truth as it is in Jesus and we
could not avoid the conviction that he is
possessed of an earnest, honest, unassuming
christian spirit, that he has well-cultiyated
mind, clear, wellinformed head, and is ad-
mirably adapted to the noble calling to which
he has devoted his life. His style is very i'm
pressive, his manner earnest and yet pleasing,
his voice well modulated, his language re-
markably pure and well chosen, his gesticula-
tions natural and easy, and his whole appear
ance such as becomeih the sacred desk.
Without presuming to interfere with the de-
cision of the council or TO forestali the action
of the church and parish, we still hope that
Mr.. Walton may continue to minister In sacred
things in this city, for we feel quite sure that
he will be found valuable acquisition TO the
clerical profession in Portland. A business
meeting of the church is to be held this eve
ming.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

PATESTs.-Patents have been granted John
johnson, Of Saco, for Improvement in treating
gum for the manufacture Of varnish. Ante
dated June is, 1864 Joseph II. Grows, of
Brunswick, for improved linment. r. S.
Torrey, of Bangor, for improvement in mode
OF attaching car wheels 10 axles.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11

THE Anniversary exercises Of Westbrook
Seminary will take place tomorrow. The
exercises will consist of orations and essays
by the students, an address by Rev. Mr.. Dill
bingham, and y poem by Mr.. Brakeman. Ex-
ercises commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-11
Valuable Real Estate, Wharf. FLATS a.
For sale @~'s

w close the estate of the late Charles Jordan va
Il offer ter sale the following descril,. n $500 "o
wharf ana Flats, comprising about ninety tbonsand
ieet O. mats with frontage OF one hnndred Nv emf
six feet on CONNER eial street with he IN IA. q
the con; four lots ON the westerly side Of ce,n,ss
cal street Y BY 100 each; lot adjoining on Far
street - ieet 'front.' % ltet deep: lot ON farE sfrss
iot 20 by s0 new cottage house ~ York street Iot
o. oy ~; lot Of land State street Sc feet front
SSon'ainihg about ten thoqsand feet with cortaes
an1 mouse % York street, containing ~ rooms rss
s alge lot; cottage house No. fyng u. eet' iot
lot ths sso.lage house No II ryng street. large
An,,n no. previously disp. sed Of will b. solo N
far On tuesday, July 18th, At II O'Clock n ne
thssnhsar.t. ne premises or PARTICULARS ably to
CHARLES JORDAN
iunso2dts GARDINER JORDAN