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OF those put down discharged for sickness
or wounds, several have entirely recovered,
and several otheU have ceased to experience
any Inconvenience from their slight mutila-
tions. OF those under the head of died of
sickness in service, are some who died in
other branches Of the service. having been
transferred.
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From the army before Richmond.

WASHINGTON. July 6.
A letter from the Army OF the Potomac
states that the practice of picket firing has
been stopped by mutual consent The rebels
keep up intercourse with our men and sup
with them every opportunity.
There are frequent fires in Petersburg. The
flremen are not called out, but are kept in the
trenches. We are lighting the whole popula-
ton of Petersburg. The 9Th and 9th corps
are so near the enemy that constant skirmish-
ing occurs.
Refugees and deserters report great suffer-
ing in Richmond for want of food since their
communications were cut.
Arrival of Gen. Hunters Forces near Har-
per's Ferry.
BALTIMORE, July 6.
The mail train for Sandy Hook, opposite
Harper's Ferry, left this morning as usual.
Gen. Hunters forces are rapidly arriving
from the West, and will no doubt soon con
front the rebels.
The rebels still retain possession of the Vir-
ginia side of Harper's Ferry.
Gen. Sigel holds Maryland Nights.
All indications strengthen the conviction
that the forces of the enemy will not exceed
six or eight thousand men. 1t is nothing but
plundering expedition.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Pernambueo May a barque Hsza q, Kars-
ten, Boston. land sailed 2sth for Rio Janeiro
Der. Portland; 25th. La Ciguena, Thestrup Boston;
b Il Shaw, Mccain. do.
Chartered-26th, brig Renshaw coo hhds molasses
Sierra Morena and New York. At 81 per hid of ITO
gals GO Sarah Crosby, 900 hhds sugar, Sagua
and New York, at t7t.
Sid fm Mafanzas 18th ult. barques Harr ct Moony,
Boston; 23d Chattanooga, Harrington New York.
AT Cardenas I'D ult. waiting Height bsrques Lucy
Frances. Berry. from Key West; Ionic. Hutchinson.
Model Haskell, for New York, do; Sarah Peters.
for do, do.
Ar at Hillsboro NIB 18th. brig Clyde. Wood, from
Portland; 27th. sch yolga. Gillesi he. do.
Cld cath. sch Earoc 'ydon. Phinney. Portland.
Cid At st John Nj lst inst, sch Jessie. Mann, for
Thomaston-
Sid i'm 81 George NIB Soth alt, sch Carol PC. Pom
roy, Proyideuc.
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Matrimonial.

NOW Girls IL ysu want to open correspondence
~ with two young men engaged in the Depart
meats in Washington. please address either OF the
undersigned. Good looks, education, amiability
and pleasing address Indispensable. Obi, CT, iun
photographs exchanged Yours in confidence,
ERNEST w. LEE.
FRED STUART,
p. o. Box No l9l, Washington. ID. c.
juiyTdlts
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 8.
The schooner Gen. Harvey, which ran away
from San Francisco two years ago with car
go OF quicksilver, &c, has been captured at
one Of the Galapagos Islands. Her captain
was murdered by her crew.
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Found.

4 SUM OF money-the owner can have the farne
IA by calling upon PEARSONS 4 SMITH proy-
property and paying expenses.
JAY 7d3ts
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DISASTERS

Sch Almira, mot PalmyrA.l of Surry. was the yes
sci which foundered 10th ult. N W Of the Highland
Light. The A was los tons. and built at Sedgwick
in 1870.
Liverpool. June 20. The Syren. Sears at this port
from Bakers Island Ieports-April 25th. lat Is s..
lon 81 w. was struck by squall which carried away
all the topgallantmasts, &C.
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Maine Vessel Destroyed by the Florida.
New YORK. July O.
The pirate Florida Las destroyed the brig
w. e. Clark, from Machias for Havana, with q
cargo on Spanish account.
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- Mark johnson, Esq, has been appointed
Inspector of Customs. at Hallowell, in the place
of Eiphalet Rowell, ESQ.,, resigned.
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YIfyou arein want of any kind ofPKINTING
Q Ill at the Daily Press Once. II
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THOMAS c. LORING. DRUGGIST,
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER
Corner OF Exchange & Federalism.
perfect 1t guaranteed. The poor literally con.
sidered. mch25 diff
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affections.
A. p. HILLMAN.

CAPE ELIZABETH, July /. 1858.
SIR:-During my connection with the State Re-
form School, as a teacher. l.. y. Atwood's Bitters
were introduced there and used with mark ed success,
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &C., A.P. HILLMAN.
HANOVER, ME-, Oct. ]. 1861.
Dear Sir IL have used L. +. Atwood's Bitters
for some 10 or Is years. have tried great number
of medicines for Dyspepsia but without effect These
Bitters are the only remedy that have relieved
me of this distressing Complaint. Ny neighbors
have also been greatly benefited by the use of them
JOEL HOW.
II Betcare Of Counferfcifs and base limitations,
Of schich signed 'M.' r.. instead Of L. n.
Aticood. The genuine IS signed L. y. Atcood. and
as a safeguard against imposition bears EXTRA
LABEL, coaatersigaed N. H. HAY. Druggist, Port.
land Ne, sole General Agent.
For sale BY respectable dealers in medicine gener-
ally. ianl6 6meQdEw3
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BY rELEGRAPH TO MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK. June 6. Brig w Clark. from
Machias for Havans, has been destroyed by the
pirate Florida.
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SAILING OF ocEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wedmcs dny .....................-..- July q.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Forest City, Liseomb, Boston.
Steamer Lady Lang. Roix, Bangor.
Sch Rosannah Rose. Burgess, Philadelphia.
Sch Texas, Ross, Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, wilietts. New York Emery
& Fox.
Barque Clarita. tArgcntine) Nichols. Glaee Bay CB.
Lewis Dyer & Co.
ter.
Sch Starlight, York. Phiadelphia--R York
Son.
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Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes of our climate are sources of
Pulmonary, BroRchiai. and Astanafic Affections
Experience having proved that simple remedie. Of
ten act speedily when taken in the early stages the
disease recourse should at be had TO 'Broacns
Bronehidl 1roches," or Lozenges, let the Cold,
Cough or Irritation of the throat be ever slight.
rs by THIS precauton more serious attack may be
enectuaiy warded of Public Speakers and Singers
viii ma them efectua for clearing and strengthen
ing the voice Soldiers should have them, as they
can be carried In the pocket and taken as occasion
requires. june25d& Win
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Interesting Statistics.

The following figures, relating TO Compa-
MES a and ID, Of the 81 Maine regiment, en-
listed in Bath were placed in our hands by
Mayor Putnam OF that city. These compa-
MES were mustered into the U. S. service on
the 4th Of June, 1861, and on their return, az
ter three years hard service, and after severe
engagements at the first Bull Run, the Peniu-
sua campaign and in several OF the battles
fought under Grant before Richmond, the
statistics of the original members stand
thus:
COMPANY A.
Whole number originally mustered. 95
Well and uninjured, c2
Lost limb,
Discharged for sickness or winds,
but now partially or wholly
recovered, 10
Killed in battle,
Died of sickness in service,
-95
COMPANY ID.
Whole number originally mustered, 50
Well and unipjured, AZ
Lost limb,
Disch'd for sickness or wounds
but partially or wholly re-
covered, so
Killed In battle, 8
Died of sickness in service, &
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Since the foregoing was written the well
come intelligence has been received that Capt
Semmes has 'come TO grief" His piratcal
craft has been sent TO the bottom of the ocean
by the well-directed fire of the Kearsage, and
although the pirate commander was rescued
by friendly neutral = and taken into neu-
trail port to save his neck from the halter, and
though he has been feted and lionized by his
English sympathizers, the end probably is not
yet. We know not what may be the course
OF our Government. We lay no claims to
knowledge Of international law, or what con-
stitutes violation of neutrality. But if the
rescue of Semmes by the Deerhound ,eds a
violation of neutrality; il Semmes was prop
erly rightful prisoner to the commander Of
the Kearsage. whom he had challenged and
upon whom he commenced the fight, then we
hope his rendition may be demanded by our
government with as much firmness as the
British demanded the rendition of Mason aud
Slidell, and demanded, too, in a spirit which
shall convince John Bull that every gun in
our Navy will be used, if necessary, TO enforce
the demand.
England is daily adding to the score that
will come up for settlement when the rebellion
is once of our hands. IL will require all the
caution and wisdom OF our coolest statesmen
to preserve the peace even should that nation
cease now from its unfriendy acts. She now
has more merchant vessels aaoat than ever
before, while the pirates fitted out in her ports
or BY her connivance, have almost swept our
legitimate commerce from the seas.
Should rupture occur between the two
na,ions-whch may Heavenavert-with what
gusto would a large proportion OF our com
mercial and marine population, who have suf-
fered deeply from her bad faith, enter upon
the work of preying upon English shipping
interests, anu with what keen relish would
many Of them enter a service that would en-
able them to secure ample indemnity for past
spoliations.
We hope our trans Atlantic neighbors viii
be wise in season. and not provoke our people
to wrath. 1t is much easier TO keep the
peace than to restore it when once broken.
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SPOKEN.

April 5. OF Later Island. ship William Wilcox
from Boston for San Francisco.
April %, lat % 5. Ion L. ship Audubon, nom
Rangoon for Liverpool.
May J, lat24 $. lon p SC W, ship Mazeppa, Weeks.
from Callao for Antwerp.
May 81, lat q N, Ion AZ 80, ship Iouiz Walsh Yea
zie, from Callao for Genoa
June !, lat % 10 N. lon 50 Is W. ship Invipeible
Leman IL days from Boston for San francisco
June {, lat IS 10 N. Ion AZ 10 W. shin Grace mar
ing hotchkiss. from Boston for sau francisco
July lat 81 o.. lon "A ~. barque james Brett FIN
Sagua for New York. 1890 --'
june ~ lat ssi. Ion "A, Br brig BrIi, from Havana
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Wanted.
RoWdoin CaIlere,

fuNuE Annual Examination of candidates for adj
= mission 10 Bowdoin College. will take place on
Friday the df,h day of August next at s O'clock In
the forenoon, in the new Medical HALF and also on
Thursday the twenty fifth day Of August next in
tbs same place, and At the same hour.
LEONARD WOODS.
Brunswick. July 6, 1s64. jul,5dtd
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ct this offos
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lrer City of Baltimore. at New York;


Ar at Liverpool 18th ult Antelope. Hall, from
Sid 30th, Sea. Brown, Boston.
cid 10th. Jas Foster Jr. Abeel. for New York;
ThacLer Magoun. for Boston.
Ar at London 2oth. Mary MeRse. Pocket. I'm Rio
Grande; American Union. urquhart. New York;
Pocahontas. Archibald. do.
on the Wight 18th, W Steison Hurlbut from
London for New York.
Ar at the pm 18th. c Duncan. Perry. St John
Ar at Cardiff 18th. Aramede Snow, Morrison FIN
Rotterdam
Sid nth. Jas Little asld, Bartlett, New York.
Sid I'm Glasgow 18th. Evening Star, Fry for New
York
Ar at Queenstown 2oth Europa. Reed. I'm Akyab;
Frank Flint, Colby. Callao; Lizzie Oakford, Rocks
do Orient. =, bangor for Bremen. land sid
Ar at Palermo 9th ult czarirs. Pinkham. from
Ar ., Malaga l4th. Bounding Billow. vidulieh. fun
New York.
Ar at Cadiz 18th ult. sehamyl, Crosby, New York !;
l4th Morning Light. Walter, do.
Ar at Dunkirk 18th, City of Bangor. Elderly. from
Calao.
Ar a Antwerp 18th u,. Eliza Young. Hatfield, I'm
New York.
Ar at Maulmain April 90. Sarah Park, Waugh. I'm
Callao.
SID FIN MOntevideo May 10th. Fanny. Wright. for
Ar a Rio Grande May = L Usher. Mckenzie.
New York.
Ar at Pernambuco May %. Union. Heard from
Philadelphia
AR at Rio Janeiro May IA, Caledonia, Horton, I'm
Newcastle; 18th. Bunker Hill. Davis. I'm Liverpool;
Traveller. Randall. Pernambuco. land sailed 2Oth
for Santos.l
ington from Callao for Antwerp. put into this port
on the 81 leaky, and is discharging. Prnssan
barque has been chartered TO take forward her ear
go at 95s and per cent.
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ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.

NeW Advertisements To-Day.
MAtnmonial-Ernest W. Lee Fred Stuart
Found Pearsons & Smith
Wanted-Situation.
Washing Machine-Lane's latent
Theatre-Deering Hall.
Ship stores at Auotion-Henry Bailey & Co.
Bowdoin Colege-Oversers' Meeting
Bowdoin College-Trustses' Meeting
Bowdoin ,ollege-Examination for Admis.i an.
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BOwd0in College.
fI'HE Annual Meeting Of the Overseers Of Bow
- doin College will be held NJ their Room ia TIE
aust next. at O'Clock l.. N.
A. C. ROBBINS. Secy.
brunswick, July 9Th 1874 juiy7dtd
Bowdoin College.
fuNiE Annual Meeting of the President and THUS
Il tees of Bowdon College will be held at Banisfer
hall In the College Chapel on Tuesday the End day
OIL August next, nj ten O'Clock in the forenoon
JOHN ROGERS, Secretary
brunswick. July 8, 1854. jaly7dtd
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Per steamship Asia. At Hallfax.l

AR from New York l4th, J Eaton. at Barcelona:
23d. Lorenzo. at Fushing cath. Henrietta at reen-
ock; Empire State, nj Liverpool
Sailed for New York 24ih. Evening Star. from
Greeuock
ship Union. which put into Montevideo. leaky.
has been condemned.
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MIR. WALTER s. SWAN is admitted partner
NA in our nrm from this date DANA BROS
Boston, July /. 1854. iva eod2w
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AUCTION SALES.
RY ]. G. ,i MSagIRE q co.,

/ ~ n
ID AUcTIoNEERs = " Wv
PERTY. BY virtue OF deores q The sunrsDS
Court Of ne District Of Columbis, dated on the
pending In said court between Thomss n ss o.use
and Others, loomplainanfs, and Robert nrnaLstS
and Others defendants, the undersigned, trustses.
in washington city, p. q, 'O''"'"s 'o"' e''A's
On Thwsddg, hs 2sh or January tnsi, af oeioeL NJ
. ys rns Iss 81 'soss paTS q lot
are contained within me foiiovvinr 80. a91
boundsi Beginning for the same al 1 point thirty.
corner OF sad lot eleven. and runnnS snoa ao,i,
twenty-five feet thence west ene hundrsd sa.t ~,
the rear OF Gald lot Thence north tySentvaye go
and thence east 10 the poi1t OF besinninss VIA
the rights and appurtena noe1 "''
This property i most eiiSibly situated for bu,,.
ness purposes, on the wesf sds ~ ss,esn,h $3.50
west, between and Il strscts noSth' ara 1. ~.
proved by four.story brick bnildinS mo ss,i ~,
on ne same Attention, al 4 sSsiost y N
On the premises, all that part N IL n,,.,h...6
eontained WITHIN ne fooVing es, ~, Which -
Beginning for the same al the northe..t eosnsr ~
said lot and running thence south IN,
thence west one hundred and seyen feet and tyan
inches 81 a thirty feet alley thence north thrtv.
eight feet and thence east to the point on beain-
ming, with the rights and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
This property u situated on Ninth street west,
between 4 andF streets north. and IL Improved bV
nhandsome and oommodious four-story brick dwei-
nn IN No; iel.
w ne same afternoon, ~ fue O'clock, r. NJ, on tie
.u,., ,premtses-
AL thAt part oil Lot numbered four, In SQUARE
numbered to1, which is contained within the fol-
lowing metes and bounds: Beginning for the zane
AZ the southeast corner OF said lot and running
thenee west twenty ak feet and two and onsfourth
inches thence north one hundred feet, thence west
twenty;six feet two and one-fourth Inches 70 an
aley, thence north forty-three feet and eeren and
oneJourth Inches, thence east nfty-twO feet and
four and one.half inches, and thence south one
hnnatea and iorty.three feet and eleven and one.
fourth tnohea TO the beginning, with the FiEta and
Agpuitenanee, situated on the north side OF d
street north, between Sixth and seventh Gtreeta
west, and improved by two'story frame dwelling
house NO. as.
On Frtddy The 29h Of January fnsdnf al -four oclock
p. NJ on The premiIes-
All that part Of Square numbered H. contained
within the following metes and bounds beginning
at point on Pennsylyania avenue three hundred
and segenty-three feet and ten inches from the
southweht corner OF said square and running
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FoRD's New THEATRE.-This splendid temple
OF the drama has presented an unusual source Of
attraction this week, Mrs. d. p. Bowers, sup
ported by Mr.. Ford's elegant stock company, has
attracted the largest houses OF the present season.
Tonight she appears In two elegant plays-the
frat being the excellent tragedy entitled Blanca,
or the Italian Wife's Revenge. Mrs. Bowers AZ
Blanca will undoubtedly attract profound Atten-
ton.
GROWERS THEATRE.-0f course there will be
great crowd at Growers tonight, If not, 1t viii
be the first time that ever slack Sheppardn was
played to fair house. We see the name Of the
favorite OF many frequenteu OF this popular thea
ire for the past two years, Sophie Climber 10 Uupn
for the character OF Handsome Jach." yestrali
will open to an immense house on Monday night:
for over four hundred seats are already sold.
CANTERBURY HALL.-Two beautiful diver
tsementn, by the Ronzani Grand Ballet Troupe,
clog dancing, by Tim Hayes, Chis last appeAranceD
Negro extravagsnzas, songs, dances, SO by EEan,
Edwards, Emerson, Donnelly, williams, ARM
strong, Clarke, &C., and the beautiful domestic
drama Of " The Momentous Question:" In which
Miss Lillie Brandon plays "RAohel RylAndS' J. s.
Edwards Robert shelly" and H. W. Egan "Jas
Greenleaf," In aInanner which elleits the unre-
strained applause Of the ever-erowded audiences
make up bill Of attractions for tonight, which
cannot fail to all this popular temple OF variety
and novelty
DAUGHRoTIPE OF THE DECEASED has fur
nished the faoile expression and fashionable dress
which indlviduAlizes the young lady representing
tho Injured girl in Fitz simmons popular drama
OF 1.-THE Belle Of Washington, or, From the Altar
to the Dissecting Table," which will be performed
this saturday night at the Varieties, Introducing
all the loVe-orime-exeitement and dangers OF a
fashionable past life in the national capital Also
the great Music Hall show, with all the pretty
lo'eaole young ladies in bewitching dances aud
genial merriment. Remember the Varieties to.
night,
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