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Headquarters Provost XarshGl and Board Of
Earolsment Of District of CoIumbia,

Headquarters Provost XarshGs and Board OF
Enrolment Of District of Columbia, !
Washington, d. O., June 3, 1854.
The Board Of Enrolment Of the District OF
Oolumb ia will be in session at the office Of the
Provost Marshal District Of Colu m bia, corner
Of Fourteenth street and New York avenue,
daily Sundays excepted) from Ii O'Clock a. m.
10 o'clock p. m, for the purpose OF hearing
cases of exemption from draft for the following
causes, viz:
Alenage;
Nom residence;
Unsuitableness Of age;
Manifest permanent physical disability; and
Two years service during the present war,
either In the army or navy.
Citizens are requested to furnish information
n to persons who are not enrolled, or who are
trying to avoid enrolment as IL Is equally for
the interest Of each person enrolled to place
upon the "E,nrollnent List' all persons liable
70 do military duty, so that his own chance for
DRAFT shall not be unjustly increased.
J. o. PUTNAM,
Captain LIST regiment v. R. Corps,
and Provost Marshal Of the
may 26-u District Of Columbia
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OF FIG IALs

Office Of Procost Marshal and Board o.
Enrolment of District Of Columbia,
Washington, D. c., June 81, 1864.
For convenience Of Government employees
enly, the Board Of Enrolment Of the District
Of Columbia will hear cases Of exemption on
the ground of non. residence, at their office,
corner of Eighteenth and streets, from TX to
10 O'Clock, daily. ]. Q. PUTNAM,
Captain First Regiment v. r. O..
je22 and Provost Marshal ID. q.
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PROPOSAL.
PROPOSALS. FOR PURCHASE or WHEAT
AND RYE,

PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF "hsA1
AND RYE.
HEADQUARTERS Dept OF WASHINGTON.
H., - OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARrERNAsTEs,
~ 80 8, - WASHINGTON. JAY 26, 1884.
of &c until the tn dAy of August re for the pur
chase OF Five thousand Bushels lmore OF Ieesi OF
Eendred Bushels more or less) of the best qus.tg
RYE, raised on the Government farms south OF
the Potomac. The grain to be delivered in this
city or Georgetown, to the party whose bid may
be accepted, within thirty days from the accep
Proposals viii be endorsed " Proposals for the
purchase Of Wheat and Rye, and srdressed to the
undersigned. ELIAS NJ. 4ksENE,
yU.let Dep't of Washington.
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War Department, Adjwtant Generals 01ges,(
Warrington, March II, 1864. {
All applications for leaves Of absence or per.
mission TO visit Washington must be addressed
70 Major General Halleck, Chief Of Stan, and
must specify the business for " hich the ofilcer
desires tho permission. kilograms addressed
direct 70 the Secretary OF War on this subject
Will receive no attention.
By order Of the Secretary Of War:
u. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General
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DRoPosALs PeR 1oRAaI.
OHIHH QUARfRRMAsfBR'sO HY1ol,
WAaHIN0TON DEPOT O6o a. 49,

WASHINGTON DEPOT, U0C q, l0oJs
Sealed Proposals are invited by the undersigned
Rtr.nsSs It wsstn step: D. 3. sslsincfs, Ma d.
thsss places, With H.s, 0srn Oats and sts.9 ' ..
Eds vi. IL be rsce.sd s9E the delivery Of 500
must state e. which Of the
a b 5.
msnced and when to be completed.
Corn to DO up in good stout sacks, Of about
oushsis each The sacks to be farnishsa Wt An
extra charge to the Goysnment. The hay and
70 81 E.
All the articles offered under the bids herein In
lifted will be subject to Eisid inspection By the
vi. be time to to
made When tSe Whole smous contfaeted for shall
The bidoer win be required to accompany his
G Il
contract for the same, with good and sufficient
With the terms q this sdysTtssmsnt; and IN case
Ra s9Ss ss
re- Of H. B:, :;
sss other
Al bidders I'm e dply notified of the accept
ef Ps! bidder
rdsis1 ssa e.
D. G; and d. ;hould be plainly marked Proposals
Bonds, In sum equal to the amount Of the CON
tract. signed By the contractor and both. # his
der OF bidders upon signing the contract. - '
b. N ind
,r FORM dS OF PR .1P Ss!,.;
E
81 ts. Ill
the e 5efn s.ei. bu.he
-bashsls Of Oats. in sacks. at - Der bushsl OF
- tons Of Baled Hay. at - per ton Of 1000
- tons Of Baled Straw. at - per ton Of 1000
Delivery to commence on Or before the day
IND Tzis e s sass.
ss bid
General Depot Quartermaster,
Washington, D. O.
GUARANTY.
We, the undersigned, residents Of -, In the
County Of -, and State Of, hereby, teintly
and severally coyenant with the United States,
and guarantee in case the foregoing bid Of
after the acceptance of said bid execute the con-
tract for the same With good and sum cient sure.
ties in sum equal to the amount Of the contract,
to furnish the forage proposed in conformity TO
the terms of advertisement dated December 8, 1853,
under which the bid was made, and, in csse the
said - shall fail to enter into . contract ~
aforesaid, We guarantee to make good the differ:
lowest responsible bidder, or the person to whom
the contract may be awarded.
Given Under our hands and seals this = day of
- 1856. tSeai
hereby certify that, to the best of my knovl.
GOOD and sufficient suraties for Tie amount for
Thich they offer to be security.
To be certified by the United States District At.
torney Collector Of Customs, or any other oficer
under the United States Government, OF respon-
sible person known to this ONCE:
dec 9-n Brigadier General and 9. n.
CHIER QUARTERMAsTERB OFFICE,
~ DEPoef o. WAsHIHGfoN,>
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DERCYp METALLURGY, IRON AND STEEL
i London, 1864 ~ =.
Phillips Metailursy. London.
Percy's Aetallurgy, Copper, Zine, Brass, DO.
London. = = +f
Iron Tables, - -
Gcrivenor on the Iron Trade. London.
french o Iron Trade of the United states.
Beecraft's Companion to the Iron Trade. Lon
don. ~
z HoggB Iron Tradee' Guide. London
The Ganufsefure 81 Iron, - Ea}a =
Truran on the Manufacture o. IRON. E e
p 0verman on the Manufactufe OF Iron. ear 90
Iairbairn' q Information for yn8ineere:
TT7H1 1I10H ANTS AND BANKlRD ANA
i nee, lsN - Saith HoWsn,i .ra,,
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PROPOSALS. FOR MALLEABLE IRON CAV
L AIRY TRIMMINGS.

ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT,
Sealed Proposals viii Be received at this OH CO
until Saturday, August %; 1864, at O'CLOCK p. NJ.
s Of
mi1g IF for esvSlry equipmenNts IT, yr, % mn ..
At the Allegheny. Arsenal, q, 900 sets.
At the st. Louis Arsenal 10, 900 sets.
Each set is to consist of the mum bers Of each
kind of buckle square, ring, bolt. stud and loop
each set are to be made Of the new pattern. with
STOP the model to BE- at the
best quality Of malleable iron the tongues Of the
se the beat clock The
form strictly is to the standard which win
oughfy cleaned, and freed from all sprues and ir.
regularities. they are to be japanned in the best
The goods are put in papers in the usual
in boz Of sqa!ty and marked be
goods are to be received or paid for which have
not passed inspection
Deliveries are to be made as follows:
Bidders will state the arsenal or arsenas where
PSde
No, bids will be received from parties other than
to this TO Be-
capable Of executing in their own shops the work
Forms of bids can be obtained at the above
named aEsenals Proposals not made out on Til.
form ptH not b considered.
GUARANTY.
The bidder will be required to accompany his
proposition with guaranty, signed by two re-
same, With IT, good and sgfdeient sqreties in . sum
the articles les proposed. in conformity with the
bidoe should fail to enter into the contract they
to make good the difference between the offer Of
a bidder the
s Sn Of the must be
nearest District Court. and the United States Dis
trict Attorney.
Bonds in the equal to the Of
guarantors win be required of the successful bid.
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
FORM OF GUARANTY.
We, the undersigned, residents of -, in the
s seans ss sssss
bs ah he Ss win e
saScent suTetiss in sum equal to the amount ta Of
the contract. to furnish the articles proposed in
rs ~
the t. the n ss
- and the next lowest responsible bidder, or
Witness daSs of our hasos and seals
Fssssss11 I
To this guaranty must be appended the official
certificate above mentioned.
to enter into bonds, with approved sureties for
the faithful execution of the same.
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
will be notified and furnished with forms of con-
The Department reserves the ri ght to reject any
or all the bids, if deemed unsatisfactory any ac-
count. - -
Proposals will be addressed to " Brisadier Gene.
raj George D. Ramsay, Chief Of Ordnance, Wash
ington. d. C.,n and win be endorsed I" Proposals
for Malleable Iron Cavalry Trimmings
GEORGE D. RAMSAY. Brigadier General,
1y l6-eotd Chief of Ordnance.
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WAn DEPARTMENT,

Sealed Proposals s &c iscessa at this ocs
p p M for ii. ordnance:
80 l0.inch Siege Mortars.
90 Cocoon sso n' sort h1si bronze.
to be furnished BY the Ordnance. Department. and
Ssors Being 'n recsivsd
States The inspection viii be made stthe foundry
=, Deliveries must be at the following rates, viz:
not less less . ., two 8srtsrs Or hGsasrs on or be-
week thereafter until the entire num- -er con- on
Failure to make deliveries at s~ec,saa Tina
Wi, s16sss the contractor to f rtsitare Of the
Separate proposals must ia made for each ar
No No as win be seseiv ed from parties other than
to th Departme- y, of works y no are known IN
an edge eooIed hovtzers to be cast hollow,
Form Of BIDS can Be obtained at this office, or at
ne fSS n1 srSWsns Watsy1is
fashington. or St. Louis.
Proposals not made out on this form ,cil not b
''"s'4' GUARANTY
The bidder win be required to accompany his
persons esse ks bid Is
will at execute the contract for the same, With
sSs amount to deliver the
ticles proposed, in. conformity with the terms Of
this advertisement; and in case the said bidder
sass es2 TIVE
bidder and the next responsible bidder, or the
person to whom the contract may be awarded. The
responsibility Of the guarantors must be shown by
pistrict Court OF Of the United States District
Bonds in sum equal to the amount of the con-
tract sisned By the contractor and ID both Of his
bidder or bidders upon signing the contract.
FORM OF GUARANTY.
We, the undersig ned, residents Of, In the
state the
guarantee, In case the foregoing bid of -
the centr for the same, with good and sui Gent
Contract, to furnish the articles Proposed in
dated July y, 1854. under which the bid made;
and in case the said --s shall fail to enter
good the difference between the offer Of the said
-- and the next lowest responsible bidder,
or the person to whom the contract may be
Given under our hands and seals this.-day
Of, 1856. lSeal.l
Witness.
To this guaranty must be appended the ohacial
certificate above mentioned.
| Upon the award being made, successful bidders
will be notified and furnished with ferns of con-
The Department reserves the right to reject an ,
or all the bids, if deemed unsatisfactory on any
| Proposals will be addressed to "Brisadisr Gen.
eral George d: Ramsay, Chief of Ordnance, Wash
| ington, d. c., "and will be endorsed Proposals
for Siege. .Mortars, siege Hovitzers, or Coehom
GEO D. RAMSAY Bfissa5s af S9 sss,ss.
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PROPOSALS FOR RECONSTRUoTING FUR.
Il NAOES AT THE CAPITOL.

OSsos Of the Comn,iss ionsr ofPublic Buildinss,i
re-. =. July 18th, 1864.
Sealed Proposals win be received at this office
for reconftructing FIVE furnaces under the Capitol,
until MONDAY, the sth day Of August next, at
u o'clock noon. - =
Said furnaces to be of No., best Keister box
furnaces, built in the best manner. Any Of the
old material now in the old furnaces that can be
ADVANTAGEOUS u sed in constructing the new ones
is to be used and persons desiring to bid are in
vited to call any day between this and the Sth of
tendent, who win show them the furnaces and
B. B. FRENCH.
jy2s.td Commissioner Of Public Buildinss.
MEDICAL PuRvEYOR's 0FRICH, -
Nl MAsaneFona D. o.. June II, 1854.
to sell TO the Medical Puryeyine Depsrtment az.
reepestsd to send e this once, on the MONDAY Of
each week sealed list Of the articles they may be
price Of each attached to the sams,-
jeB-tf Surg. q. g. A.. Medical Puryeycr.
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a DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A ORPIC1 614 PA. AVENUJ
W1Sb,Hft0n. ID. q,

GREAT EASTERN, NORTHkRN AND WEST
MERCHANDISE, MONEY, yIWHLRY, vALu.
Forwarded With SAFETY AND DIsPAfCH' to Al,
acessdble sections Of the country. This Company
NokTH. EAST. WEST, AND NORTHWEST '
w.au,narnNss R5incipsl G91sss y sGs poaro.
PHiLADEtPHIA, BALTIMORE, DIN. y"
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Connections are made ct New York and Boston.
with lines forwarding to the CANADAS and the
to LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRH
and thence By European expresses to all prominent
Collection ofNOTEs. DRAFTS, and BILLsmsds
@, @. DUNN, Agent,
ds4 WashiDsf"a. ID. D.
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CHIER QUARTERMASTERp OPFICH,
" DEPORF WAauIuaRnw

~ DEPOT o. WAsHiNGfoN,>
WasAinstox, ID. c., January 1, 1854.
An dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather.
Questsd to send to this ONCE, on Non DAY Of each
week, sealed proposal list - dnpl,eass, Of the
articles they are prepared furnish to this DEPOT At
short notice With the price Of each marked in plain
agures. that in exisenciss of the service
without delay, and at the lowest price.
Dealers Wishing to sell to this Depot VIII be ~
morning. D. H. RUOKER,
Brieadisr General and Chief usrterma;ts..
jaB-u - Depot Of Warrington.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-18
Status Of Judge Howard.

Hon. Joseph Howard of this city, having
been nominated by the so-called Democratic
Convention at Bangor for the office OF Gov
ernor, 1t becomes interesting to know his pre-
else status on the great question before the
country. To logical men it is not necessary
to 60 far into details to find reasons why Truly
loyal men cannot vote for him. The charac-
ter of the men by whom he was nominated
affords reason enough for this. That Conven-
lion embraced the most inveterate copperhead
politicians OF the State; men who go Tor peace
at all costs and on any terms, men who oppose
the war to put down rebellion, men who deny
the right of the general government to vindi-
cate its authority by force of arms, men who
declare jeff Davis to be the truest friend of
Democratic institutions in the country, men
who unblushingly declare their wish to see the
South succeed and JEFF. Davis made the ruler
of the whole country, men who place human
slavery on the same plane and regard it with
the same respect as they do the civil liberty
of the white people.
Such men were at Bangor. Such men were
delegates TO the Bangor Convention, and such
men are satisfied to make Judge Howard their
standard bearer in tine approaching campaign.
In his favor Gorham l.. BoyDton declined to
be candidate. With him Boynton is fully
satisfied, and yet he is opposed to the war, is
in favor OF peace, is in favor preserving slave
ry, Is in favor of compromising with the rebels,
Is In favor of JEFF. Davis for the president If
the whole country.
But how stands Judge Howard himself?
Does anybody know? Would Gorham L.
Boynton vote for him without knowing?
Would the Bangor Democrat support him
without knowing? Doubted.
This we do know: that prior to Mr.. Lin
coins Inauguration, when a public meeting
was about being held In this city with relation
to the troubles then threatening, Judge How
ard demurred TO resolutions denying the
right of secession. He was not prepared TO
90 even as far as Mr.. Buchanan,-lhat State
had no right to secede, but ii it did do so there
was no power in the government to coerce it
into submission. Judge Howard couldn't go
even this length, but hesitated at the first sem
tence, and refused to deny the right of an in
diyidual State 10 break the bond of Union
formed by the fathers of the Republic. Such
was then the position of Judge Howard, and
we doubt if he has ever beep heard to ex-
press word that would tend to qualify that
position TO make it more acceptable to Union
men.
Conceding the right of secession, to be
logical he must deny the rightfuness Of the
war, and doing this he must oppose 1t, and do
ing this he places himself with Vallandgham
and Fernando Wood, on the Southern side, on
virtual disunion ground, SO that the most
may cheerfully yield to him their support.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-18
Congressional Eroursion-Note, BY the Way.


BANGOR, Aug. Is, 1894.
The members Of Congress, now in this city,
win not soon forget the large measure of gen.
erous hospitality extended TO them by the no
ble-hearted citizens OF the place. Since their
advent to the city the attentions shown them
have been unceasing. Though they arrived at
the unusual hour OF near midnight, they were
met by an official committee on the Cutters
deck, escorted to the Bangor House, appor-
TONED TO the three principal hotels, -the "Ban-
gor,n the Exchange" and the "Dwinal,"-
furnished each with package Of coach-fare
tickets, and made as comfortable as men of IA
tigued energies could desire. 1t was my lot
to be guest OF the Dwinal, kept and icell
kept by Mr.. Cary, where am accommodated
with suit Of rooms nt for prince.
To-day at 10 o'clock the delegation was
waited upon by committee of the City Gov
ernment, and escorted to the City Hall. The
delegation and other strangers were seated
upon the ample stage, and the body of the hall
and galleries were filled with the people Of the
city.
The Congressional Committee was welcom-
ed by Mayor Dale in briefspeech, alike cred
liable to his head and his heart. The Chair
man OF the Committee, Mr.. Rice of this State,
briefly responded, and then introduced Hon.
j. T. Hale of Pa, who was greeted with the
most generous applause. He had heard some
men talk OF reconstruction that should leave
Maine out In the cold. Pennsylvania was OPP
posed to leaving any State out in the cold.
She had coal enough to keep them all warm,
and iron enough to cool the energies of the
most feverish. His remarks were received
with marked favor.
Hon. J. W. Patterson Of N. H., followed,
and for polish. well-selected language and we'll
rounded periods, his was the speech of the &C.
casion. he was followed by Hon. N. Perry of
New Jersey, Hon. John b. Alley Of Mass,
Hon. n. b. Smithers OF eIaware,--a brilliant
speaker-Hon. T. A. Jenckes of r. l.. and Hon.
A. d. Rice OF Mass. Inever listened to better
speeches on any occasion. They gave express
sion TO noble, manly, generous and parriotic
sentiments; all expressed the most generous
feelings towards our State, spoke of her ex.
posed condition In the event OF foreign war.
and pledged themselves to do all that /. lust
and honorable to secure from Congress the
necessary legislation to protect her frontier
and coast as measure important to the CON-
mon defense Of the country. | have some notes
OF important statements made by several of
these gentlemen which may work up at an
other time, but have not room to do SO In this
connection.
After the speeches the party was invited TO
the house Of Mayor Dale, but In going there
passed through Gymnasium HospItal--an In
stltution similar to your Soldiers Home
where needy soldiers are humanely provided
for. The inmates seemed in tolerably good
condition, except enc poor fellow who looked
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-18
The Pirate Tallahassee off this Coast.

The following dispatches were received
yesterday at the Merchants Exchange:
Yarmouth, n. s., Aug. l6.-Sch. Sophia
from Turks Island, arrived to-day with the
crews of the following vessels destroyed by
the Tallahassee, viz: Sch. Lamot Dupont of
Wilmington, Delaware, sunk 18th inst, lat. 40.
Ion. IS; ship James Littleiield of Bangor, from
Cardiff for New York, sunk 18th; sch. Mercy
A. Howes OF Chatham, sunk 18th, lat. 43, Ion.
GO. After the crews were put on board the
Sophia, the pirate sunk four other schooners.
one named ]. Ii. Howen of Gloucester.
7homaston, Me-, Aug. 1.-THE pirate Tai
ahassee yesterday at three p. NJ, DESTROYED
twenty five vessels off Matinicus Rock. She
was manned by Nova Scotia men. She steer
ed east after sending the crews and passengers
by a small craft into Friendship.
The collector of Waldoboro' telegraphed to
collector Washburn yesterday, as follows:
Schs. Pearl and Magnolia of Friendship.
were burnt yesterday at four o'clock P. NJ, by
the Tallahassee.
The rebels informed the crews of these YES
sells that they had destroyed twenty five In
all.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-18

THE OLDEST REPUBLIc.-San Marine is
small republic in Italy, between the Appe-
mines, the Pc and the Adriatic. The terrific
ry Of this State is only forty miles in circum-
ference, and its population about seven thou
sand. The republic was founded more than
fourteen hundred years ago, on moral princi-
Piles, industry and equality, and has preserved
its liperty and independence amid all the
wars and discords which have ragged around
1t. Bonaparte respected it, and sent an en-
bassy to express his sentiments of friendship
and fraternity. 1t Is governed by a Captain
regent, chosen every six months by the rep
resentatives of the people, tsixty in number,I
who are elected every six months by the peo-
pie. The taxes are light. the farm houses are
neat. the fields well cultivated, and on all
sides are seen the evidences of comfort and
peace, the happy effects of morality, simplici-
ty, liberty and justice.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-18
al. F.n A,wood's Buffers, Proc 81 Cts

THoRNDIEE, NE, April %. 1868.
Dear Sir:-A lady of my acquaintance was
troubled with severe attacks of sick heedach for
number OF years, and coula find no relief until he
tried L. r. Atcood's Bifters which effected per-
inanent cure.
nv daughter was troubled with attacks of severe
headache and vomiting. which have been cured
by these bitters. / have myself been troubled
with dyspepsia, which has already been relieved by
this remedy. always keep it ON hand. as believe
II TO be speedy cure for all deran gements the
St mach and liver; and for female complaints when
arising from debility OF the digestive organs.
Yours truly, CHss WHITNEY.
~ COMMERCIALS and base limitations, in SINH
lar bottle and label are in the market and sold on
anpriacipied dealers.
The genuine IS signed Z. r. 4trood, dad al so hare
dn xxrnA LABEL, on schife prper, coantersigned
u. H. HAY. Druggist, Portland, Me-, sole General
Agent.
Sold By respectable dealers in medicine generally
ianyl6eod&w6
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-18
MARRIED.

In westbrook Aug 1s Geo @ Foster. Of r.i,,o,.,,
and Miss Am ID Wallace Of W -uaouth'
la North Yarmouth. Aug 10. by Rev hos w Lord
sunni wood, Jr. OF Auburn. and Miss Helen i,
In kocklsnd. Aug2, N De Foniaine and Miss Ma.
In koesland, July %. Daniel Barrett and Mrs
IN IA Ihomaston July 81. VIM Creamer, of Wal.
doooro. and Miss Annie Chase OF r.
Nh an ma,eryiiie, Aug =, Hora,io Mayo and Miss
u Ia p. Turner Aug6, Pereval Bonney and Kiss Lizzie
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-18
DIED.

50 years. NsS' aseu
80 Funeral on Friday afternoon. at 2l O'Clock.
al ms late residence, on Green street
IN oheisea Mass, Aug Is. Susan daughter of
"a years months. So
In North Yarmouth, Aug H. Mrs Betsey f, wife
OF Enos True. aged % years months
In Auburn, Aug 10. Mrs Mary III wife nj s,urar
Wood aged o5 years 3 months 20 DAYS
In Saco, Aug a. Mr. Vim CIeayes aged a. vears
10th, Willie j. son OF William Gordon aged 10 mos
10 DAYS.
In York, July ls Mr. Daniel Cook, aged 81 years,
months.
In Washington. ID. c., Aug IL. DIR Trafton
of kennebunkport, aged 80 years-surgeon S2d Me
Regiment.
In Wells. Aug II. Mr. Joshua Goodwin. aged Az
In Kittery. Aug 8. Mr william Bowdcn, Of York.
aged So years.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-18

Sid I'm Hong Kong May %, Caravan, Turern, for
Suai; June g. Comet, Wright, NagAsaki
Sid fin Woosung May q, G0ndola. Kelley, for
Manila; Hiswaths. hyeer, Newchwang; Nestor,
Coutman Hong hong
Ar At swatow June 9, Star King. Smith. from
Shanghae.
STD I'm Batavia June 8, Rapidan, Gardiner, for
United States.
"A, Ar at Gibraltar 24Ih ult, Arab, Lombard, from
CA. AT at CuxhaveH 18th ult, Col Adams, Horton, I'm
ya AT at Cadiz 10Th ult Tujuca. Herman. from New