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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-22
AID AND COMFORT To THE CorrERuEAps

AID AND COMFORT To THE CorPERuEADs
The World eagerly lills two Of Is columns
with a report Of DR.. Cheevers speech, deliver
ed at tue church OF tie Purlians on Monday
evening, wherein President Lincoln is misrep-
resented, caricatared, ridicued, and held 10
10 reproach as imbecile, unprincipled, etc.
This illustrates the way in which Or. Cheever
and few others are now playing into the
hands Of the party which hates the negro aud
is In sympathy with the rebellion. That the
President deserves to he rebuked for some
things that be has d ne and others that he has
neglected 20 d., Is QUE earnest conviction, and
we think the ffienfs of the lave sholli not
Withhold such criticism as may be calculated
10 convince him ofhis errors and lead him TO
do better hereafter; but the criticism which
Copperheads roll as sweet morsel under
their tongues Is unworthy of Abolitionists,
or any one who has the interest OF the coun1
try at heart Anti-slayery Standard.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-22

GEN. BUFFERS KITES Benz. Franklin
sent kite skyward aud brought down light
ming. Benz. franklin Butler sends kites sky
ward and drops down among the rebels, 1ut-
tering hundreds Of copies Of the Presidents
Amnesty Proclamation. Old Ben is a CASE
These papers thus dropped produce a strange
sensation among the rebels. 1t is said he Is
great in the examination Of deserters, and
cross questions with such keen logic. that the
rebels are forced to tell the truth whether
they are disposed to do so or.not. The Am
nesty Proclamation has caused many deser-
tons to our lines as these examinations prove
most conclusiveIy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-22

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, July 2l.
The steamer yellow Stone. from The Upper
Missouri, reports Gen. Snlley's Indian expedi-
tion at the month OF the Cannon Ball river
building new fort.
Hostile Indians were seen In force between
Fort Rice and Fort Union. and large numbers
were said TO be some miles back.
Father de Schmidt, who was aboard the
Yellow Stone, had two councils With 800 Sioux
Indians, near Flat Bertheen. They expressed
anxiety to make peacy with the whites.
Twenty-six Idahoe miners came down on
the Yellow Stone with over 100000 in gold.
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Supreme Indioial Court.
LAW rERsr-wEsrERN bIsrRrcr.s

LAW TERM-wEsTERN bIsFRIcT.S
THURsDAY.-The following cases were dis
posed of:
cuMBERLAN COUNTY.
No. T9-Calyh Edwards and ais vs.. Stephen
Gale. Argued.
Woodman. Rand.
No. sO-MechaAlcs Bank VS.. Isaac Dyer
Exceptions overruled by consent
Haines. Vinton & bennett.
No. sG-Edwln S. Hoyey vs.. AImon S. Hob
son. Argued.
A. Merrill. J. Dc Z. NJ. Rand.
No. sS-Daniel C. Emery vs.. Piscataqua
Fire aad Marine Insurance Go. Argued.
Geo. i. Emery. J. & E. NJ. Rand.
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LOOK TO YOUR CHIMSEys.-Yesterday we
cautioned people to be particularly careful
where they dropped any lighted substance
during this extremely dry season. To-day we
caution them to look well to their chimneys,
and see that theg are not foul. One Of the
police officers informed us yesterday, that
dwelling house on Myrtle street came very
near being destroyed from this cause, few
mornings since. As it was considerable
quantity Of bed clothing was destroyed, and
it was only by hard working that the building
was saved.
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HEADQUARTERS 9TH Reg't Me. Vols,

HEADQUARTERS fth Regt Me. Vols,
July Is, 1854,
-Adi. General JohM L. Hodsdoa,' augusta,
Maine.
SIR:-T have the honor 10 forward to you
list Of the casualties in this Regiment In
the late action nesr the delences of WASH
ington:
Major James P Jones kll;ed.
Lieut. John Z. Bailey, wounded, both legs sever,
Capt. Geo IL. Buker, arm
COMPANY A.
Corp. G. W Johnson. wound In leg severe.
Priv Patrick Nc arhn. killed
COMPANY 3.
Corp Davis Moves, wound IN arm, slight.
Priv Il Rowell, hip, sigst
caxPAyr C.
Corp Frank Long. wound in side severe,
Priv Attleaeid, thigh do
ooxPASF D.
Pniv Wni Bacoa. wound In ankle,
ooaFAST z.
sergt " Tarrsr woang 10 kuss, seypre
PRIV Geo Waterman, mortaiiy
eoxPASr
Priv John Poke, killed.
John lee ki led
Alex Humes, wound ia arm slight
ooHPASr T.
Priv Rose wound IN head seVere.
ChAs snoF, sao alder
coadoas do, do
ooNPAST Z.
Corp Samuel Carr. wound in head, severe
Priv Jos Greealow, foot, do
have the hoanor TO be, General. very truly
and res specially, Your obedient servant,
THos. W. HYDE,
1t. Col. Com'd'g 7lh Maine Vols
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MunicinaL Onnrt.-Inlu 81

Michael sisk, Tor keeping hog sly too near
the street, was fined five dollars and COSTS
Committed.
John Gulliyer, for assault and battery on
Mary Small, was fined two dollars aud costs.
Committed. The police are after some of the
other boys who were engaged ia sssaulting
the dwelling of the old lady.
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NEW YORK, July 81.
August Schmidt Frederick Won Trouehln.
the purser ol the steamer America, from Bre-
men, and three others, have been arrested ON
the charge of smuggling and robbery.
CAPE RACE, \. E., July q.
The weather has been thick since this
morning. wind W.
N''hing seen q! the steamers City Of Balti-
more and Nova Scoiian. outward bound. the
i n from New York, and the latter from
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LrvISG.-A letter was received yesterday
from Capt. Charles @. Chase, of Bakers Cav
airy, in which he stated that he was wounded
In the battle on the gath of June, and was
taken prisoner on the 2aih. His wounds, which
were In the bowels, vera at first considered
fatal, but they afterwards took favorable
turn, aud he hopes soon to be WELL The let
ter was dated at Petersburg. July 4th.
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Dofea. and pmr.n,, Of eu.yri,,o..

KANSAS CITY. july n.
Capt. Moses, with forty-seven men. on Sun
day night, had bloody fight with 500 guer-
. rillas. The former Loaf six killed and four
wounded, and the rebels sixteen Killed and
four wounded Major Richards, with $50
men, Immediately pursued the guerrillas, who
broke into small bands taking to the bush.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-22

SIXTH MAIYE.-About 100 members of the
9th Maine Regiment, under command Of Capt.
Theodore Lincoln, Jr., arrived In Boston yes.
terday morning, and viii leave that city for
Augusta this morning. The following is a
list Of the officers:
Snrgeon-Wm. Buck of Bangor; Captains
Theodore Lincoln, Co. f, Dennysvile; Levi
l., l.. Bassiord, Co. 3. of Calais; L. Smith,
Co. /, of Bangor; Fred Hill, Co. c, of Ma
chiss; Fred B. CHM, Co. L, of Bueksport.
Lleutenants--John c. Honey, Co B, of Ban
gor; ii. 5. Hobbs, Co. A, Of Bangor; J. L.
PierGSv Co. c, OF Macbias.
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No Propositions of Peace Reccired by the
President.

w n F"P""'t'"H~ " Y tUtF .tttCf'tW VI TIC
President.
WASHINGTON. July 81.
The Administration has never mad before
them for consideration any proposition from
the rebel authorities relating to peace, nor il
il known that any such Las been received
And whatever may he the acts concerI Ing The
reported conference at Niagara, the presump-
ton here is, that, while there has been no TO- :
NAL action on the part of the Government
looking to intatory measures for negotiations
of peace. 1t Is not indi>posed to hear from Nj
agara or elsewhere whatever prominent reh-
els, acting either as volunteers or authorized
commissioners may have TO say regarding tais
important subject.
The Republican, in commenting ON thi
topic. says Maj Hay my converse With PEG
pie in Canada upon his own responsibility. but
he Is NOT there In any official capacity.
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Gen. Hunter priei,.a ,hc Reael,.

BALTIMORE, July 20.
Gen. Hunter reports that he has driven the
rebels from Winchester. Berryvile, and all
other points within 30 or 80 miles OF the road
and no apprehension as 10 its safety Is now
felt.
A large number of freight trains are wait
ing at Harper's Ferry TO 80 west, and at Mar
tinsburg 10 come east.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-22
Rnusinin GaiI.ne.

TUE Arnual Meeting OF the President and Trus-
IL tees of Bowdoin College will be ueld at Bsnister
Tia in tho College Chapel, on Tuesday the End day
OF August lac NJ, al t. o'clock In the forenoon.
JOHN ROGERS, Secretary.
Brunswick. July 8, 1854 jalyidtd
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100 Days Men Liable IN Droy.

ALBANY. y. Y, July 81.
In addition 10 an inquiry by Gov. seymour
of the Provost Marshal General Fry, he is in
formed that 100 days are liable to be drafted.
but their 100 days will be credited on their
term of service under the draft.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-22

THE Collector Of Internal Revenue requests
us to say that he cannot receive, in payment
for taxes, any other money than United States
Treasury Notes, National Bank Bills, or Gold
or Silver coin,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-22

Personal Major George W. Sabine, LIST
Maine Artillery, was passenger on board
the boat for Eastport, yesterday. Major S.
was wounded 10 both legs, but is now doing
rrnI
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.4rrlral o. Kscnped prisonsr..

NEW YORK, July Il.
The Posts Washington dispatch says sew
eral escaped prisoners from Richmond, be-
longing 10 Mass. regiments, have arrived here.
They state that moe. Of the prisoners captured
during Gen. Grants campaign are In Rich
mond
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-22

SOLDIERS HoME.-Mr. William II. Plum
mer has been appointed Superintendent OF
this institution, not William II. Pencil, as we
had II yesterday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-22

THE degree Of Doctor OF Laws, was confer
ed on Hon. VIM. Pitt Fessenden, Wednesday,
by the Faculty Of Harvard College.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-22

THE SABRE ZouAvEs last evening, unani-
mously voted to join the battalion for the de-
fence of the city. Fill them up to one hum
dred.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-22
FIRE! FIRE.! FIRElll
jon SONS
Portable Fore Pump!

NOR extinFuishine h.ss xsf,ing ROOF. etc re~r
Il ores, washing win ows. arr iages decks - We
IS. car ING ,fses, weitiI sal pun pug er
rom boaiswaferilg streets anc Raraet suriul ling
LIQUIDS los destroying Csie,pais and ella a "a cts
"a trees. plant ana shrubber, &C.
Til Pump has rrsved ITSELF 20 on . of The mo>t
'1luahlv Inventions for eomsstie use NJ hoe. no
nave them wou d 10 par. with her NJ any tfice,
frasidcd no mo were be blamed
ltis pnr'Sb ar . mpse, and viii throw six rsl-
i''ns OF water per minpsr from cot 90 fett. 10 can
be easii, vaiksa ~ = sd ~ i've eyesis
10 Is simple IN sapsirus Ion. OF liable 10 ret out
II order, nd every machine H. warranted. The
rice Is 50 low thai Should BE- in every isuily,
schonl QUE, factory bHildi mi tspns-y,
Esch purgp IL p DIVIDED with extIa Noz.l'. Tor
sprinsiing.
Call and examine festlnouials rom the Presids
Of the prineipai fie fnsnrsi MI snies of Mssa-
ehnssis. the Chi fEngioeeTs OF he Eos-ep 81 o h.
or nre departments aud Of err 81 pu chase one OF
these Pumps. j. l. NINSIOW a &C.
WInssow'> Msehine Works
WhIlssa'e Al d Ret, II Agents.
Browns bicek, Cnion street Portland. Ne.
iylodtf
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Bowdoin College.

THE Annual Meeting Of the 0verseers OF Bew.
4 doia College will be hello az their Room In the
College Cha e. on Tuesday, the second day of Au.
1ust next at 2 o'eloek 7. ".
A. e. ROBBINS, sec,y.
Brunswick July ON 1874. julyTdtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-22
TO THE AFFLICTEDT
DIR. w. N. DEMING,
Medical Electrician.
No.ii Ciapp's BiocE,

w VoLD respectfully announce TO the citi,, M AZ
~ fsrtland ane vicinity. that he has pernrsssns.
< ,sAssi ~ ms cry. During the eleven monfhs
ne sorst lortas Of disease In persons who have tr,sd
s, .nsa form. o. treatment in VAN. and eurss ia
isked, do they stay caredf To ansx er I'm, o., ~.
se VIII say that al that do not tay Gu Cd. Ne VIII
ioctor the second time tor nsti ing
Dr. " ass been = prasusai k2ecrricisn NJ = ,~.,,x
ne years, and 10 aso regular graarafea m, -,
-esS,risiy iarieetiy adapted TO chronic oirsssts
n tne iorm OF nervous or sick headache; peursIg,r
. me mead, neck or extremifies; consumption VIZ.
tne acute stages or where the lungs are nor saII
asoIved acute or chronic rheumatism scrorul. IL,
usssses. white sveiings. spinal diseases crrvs,n,s
pslsy or paralysis, st. vtas' Dance, cssps-- stsr
asrns or nesitancy Of speech. dyspepsia, indisvs
tpn. eonaiPaton and liver complaint, piles-ve ssars
- OF sAs sAsst, and I'll fbrns sf fsnals
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FOR sase.

4 VALUABLElot OF lar d situated In westbrook.
N near the iott of the street. from the Stevens
{ aims road To the county road Gom BisHops TO
Not dfir sooner five inCt wSik 10 the Horse
k.iiIoad, containing abopt six acres, thiriy.two
r. on sat county road this lot is veluabie FIR
bull ing lots or cultiy aiiOI-is fly covered with
hsrdsome marie grove For terms Apply 10 W. b.
G0nDRi IL, stevens Plains,
jYl4l2w-
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s,y vii h ssis ei 'hs Maine Historical Sc.
Roudoin q. La. .ne Room Of he Soc ETY., IN
a issa a. -. Bruins wick, en- THuRt DAY Aug.
soc ock A NJ
EpwARU BALLARD, Secretary,
brunswick, July 10. 1854. bsOctd
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Dissolution.

FE'liE copartneIship heretofore existing between
IL Sweat aud Cleayes ~ Attorneys q; Law 10 this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The affairs OF the
laio firm Will he adjus ed by either party.
NJ Sweat will continue in business at otHcs No
III Middle street. MuSsey s Row.
Mr. Cleaves al the Office offloward & Cleayes, No.
81 Middle street, over Casoo Bank
l.. ID ". SWEAT
NATHAN CLEsVES.
Portland. July 18th 1874 jylsdSm
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Transports being Jit,ed out at Wilmington.

FORTRESS MONROE. July 20.
Several refugees arrived at Point Lookout
yesterday, from Richmond. They report tive
armed transports being Cited at Wilmington,
n. C., TO go to Point Lookout to arm and
libeFate 5000 rebel prisoners now at that
nlacp
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Bow,ioiu CoIleve

fNHE Annual Examination of candidates for sd.
= mission 10 bowdoin olsege viii take place Oh
siday the ffh day OF August utxr. xts o'cloek In
he ioreuoo In the new Medieal Hall; ard also on
thursday, ire twenty nth day cf ADJUST next, in
the same place, and at the same hour.
LEONARD WOODS.
Brunswiek. July s. 1884. sui, fdtd
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The opD FELLOWS leave for Gardiner this
morning at O'Clock; returning, leave Gardi-
per ct B NJ.
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rEera LIKE PEARLS AND BREATH or SWEET
Lkss ohtaiaea by the pse OF that pop lar nentiice,
est aud recherche Ingredients the three most impor
tant uisites cleanliness efficacy and nvenienee
ong present in he high st possible degree of rer-
lection. IL removes all disagreeable odors .curf
and Iartsrous adhesons. nsuring pearl like white
ness 70 zoe teeth gives tone TO the b cath and cool
ueica'e AROMATIC fragrance - tie mouth. which
makes " reahy toilet luxury. II seems TO be In
great favor with the ladies'
tic. meh5l ali
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Officers arrested for Selling Government
Horses

Horses.
NEW YORK, july 81.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
says it II expected that nearly all the plumber
carried out of Maryland will be recaptured
What is captured does not revert to the losers.
Several officers have been arrested for sell
ling Government horses and pocketing the
syails. IA this business has been carried on
a good while the Government loss Is large.
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PORTLAND AND TICINITY.

fesc Advertisements To-Day.
Auction Ss'e-HsnFy Bailey & Co.
n dicinss-M. Seayey.
Hou's Wautrd.
Exeursion-S. of T.
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DR.. IRA Warren's Great Work!
THE HOUSEHOLD PHYSICIAN.

NEW and enlarged edition can be oh;aired In
~ this city, for short time, 1T the publishers
price by addressing j. n. c., Agent. Post Office
Box 40. jylSeodlw-
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4 Gentleman and his wife, and three or four sin.
"A gle gentlemen can ind pleasant rooms with
board 81 81 Cumberland Street.
iylld2ws G. CRAM,
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4 1 Pubic Aue ion on THURSDAY jon q n. .,a
,,., o..eA r. ID asiess prev.ousl, sposs n .r
.ds .s 80 use on Smi street Is b, "a NTH
Lot 81 b, 81. -Ao soit naier.
Que tory Hoase on LiDeo street. - nv A. so..
~. 80 o.o-h nhl-i 60 o,ns; l.hty O. j. a 80
~. sa'ef, 10, a0b lou. n nts fur "a
s y nni'hed rooms; brick cisierp, &C Iot soIv,
I'll so OF The above houses bang mate vseans ,or
psesesaf will BE- given -soh's
Also eight house Lots siua'ed ON oxfotd H.
coin. SmaGn and Cumbsrlaaa SIS. -'A-
Enquire Of MOSS c0rfn
jyl4d2w eP sum
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Valuable Real estate M AuenoH

II Monday. July 18th, a. 3 o',kek NJ. on N.
~ Psehtes, large. coEbie woOoen hsufe N,s
suu on reach street. aiming chg tern 6u,s H.
- . I'm. large Dfick cisttra IN the cellar m.s-
.ns .~o elmiori able iehenebts IoiL tU tttI, pt
$500 aooa o. Rel DAck. Also one sEo ali ory
~ ass ~ - 90 rat. aojoi1iBg alb We, co n l.px
~ noished rooms; lot "a, beet rolt by aL.ul "a
'ecs osep' se posiuve-,iiie clta -, rue ,ay
Julv12-dt1 se"o.~h.
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ay 11ectric1ty
Inc Rheumatic, the goaty, the lame and tho Is,v
iSkp VIII JOY, and move with the agility ard en.t,T
W OF youthi the heated brain 10 cooled the fross
often limbs restored the lneoufh defornitise ~.
moved feintness converted to vigor, veakrr,s -
strengths the blind made to see the deaf TO hear ara
tae Lslsed form TO move upright; the blemisi a. 81
youth are oolitersfed the accidents Of mature l,ss
Nreventad: the caAmiiiea of old are obviaf&d 80
An SOLVE circulation maintained.
ADIE8
no rave cold hands fs.s. wear stou..h.,
lame and weak backs; er,ous and sick hraareh.
lunness and swim MIR IN the head with ina,sSss
ION sho constipaton OF the bowels; pain In fhe go
ana PACK ieaeesrAua, for whitesG fsllinr q, fss
Womb WIZ tnsernsl cancers; fumoss polxxrs and
All tnAE long train Diseases will md IN L. ,rs~
~ sure means Of cure For painful nsnsfrust,or
700 protnse Eensfruation. ali Of those Ions lfr
% troubles with young adise Electricity is o. rain
speoinc and viii IN short time res tore the a. fsrss
70 the vigor OF hesisf, - ''Aef1
~ We A1ee 81 Elscsro- CAerscai Apporurus n,
sxtrset1hg mineral olson The systen a., n a.
Mercury Antimony, Arsenic, &C. Hundred. ma
are troubled with std joints, weak baehs ano ,.rs
oas otherdiftc1ltes, the direct cause Of uh,ch 4.
ane cases oat Of ten, Is the effect OF ooisopous d,.
san cs restored to nsturs siren IN ana viror Nv ~
ass o. from ave to sight Batns
0mce hours from o'e}oek A. n IA $3.50.
8; and TO rM,
ro-s,isstso~ wee, ,xxx...x
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Little Chebeague Isla1 d.
Tuesday, u1y 96th,
When the following Gam. " II be competed for:
hrsie-ProGcienev In Hishlsni Pipe Music,
Shatas2eys. Marches Reels.
DAsciSe-Gille Calium or swotd Dsuce, III
Highland Fling ia costume. A prize OF Fifty Dol
las will be awarded to The ees, dancer,
PUTTING THE STONE.
orolrs-A Prize of slro viii b. eO--.pe,sd FOR b..
tween the PJrilsad Burls s.oci ton and a.. Hos
TOE Scottish Club. Tar. ring "a, Hammer.
LHArfse High Leap. Long Leap. RAcEs-Foot
Race at 40 yards. sack Race.
sHIsTr-An opportunity will be given 10 all rar-
ties to Join in the above game.
The Barge Comfort will lsaye Gali's wharfat "a
A. N. Parties will furnish their own Refreshments
Tickets 80 cents eacA-can be had al Crossman
Cos Loaell senter's. Paine's Music Store and
of Capt J J. Boyd. lis Exchange ST Ihos 18urgess
Portana Cos Works, Su. MeAlEey under U :.
Hotel Alex. Taylor. so Commerc al ST Edw. Walsh
$50 Congress Street. d. b. saimord Grand Trunl
Freight Depot, Alex. Uiquhurt at W. Corey's Elk.
change ST The rumbsr OF tickets is limited and
carly sppl cation only will cure them.
An invitation Is given TO all parties TO Join In Dan
oes, Swings aud other sames.
A Quadrile Band will be In Attendance.
ES-The Portland purrs ASS ci ton and seo,,ih
club o. Boston. headed BY their Ppers. will ma c.
In procession fro2 their Hall Exchange ST to the
Barge. h2os dtd
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John EAiRssnan,
G a = FITT III II
For New York via, Dispatch.
Aftamtton ssairnilo.,.

A meeting Of the signois TO form ID Il Corps"
N for the purpose OF defending the city 10 case
of emerfercy,' 20 be under the direction Of The
Mayor will be held at the y d CT hall, on Satur.
day Evening next 2sd inst at Ia click for the
choice of officers, organization sc. Every member
is requested TO be present. Per Request
july2l6td Il ~ RICH.
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AUCTION SALES.
: M. PArrEN, AUcrIoNkER. II exchange st
Real Es,a,e =, .u.,,.

w III DC sold on We n.sdsy. July 2O,h AT half
yisa ps-t tseIye clock on the prem's,s one undi.
,hro yer isfI OF iot Land containmg D u,
saiory bounded BY Congress. Mouaffora a. MI.
IN ent tees, being or the liue OF IN Horse Lsu.
reserve. ""s' 'he east
a, y the above sale adjourned uuti' MONDAY. Jp,x
% p n GA the premises. No postponens.t
] 4itd ss 'oh'er'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-23
DIED.

la This civ. on Monday urnrRsnc. the ais. ms,
~ half Pas, 10 o'cIock Mrs MARC ARFT FREE
MAN. VIII. q; MIR Wm Freeman, aged so yesrs.
To- uer funeral vii! take place this tWcdnesdaFl
morning, 4, II O'Clock, from Sycamore Church
The ffiepds ard acanaiatances OF TIE fHmhS arc
invited Ia astsTe. without further no'!cc-
ga the 2.d iast, Nj her residence. in Manchester,
SASAn ELLINGTON. cansost Of Ahin Bofnst''
in lhe slth year Of her age.
Tho ffiemas and relations OF The fanty arr VI
Nitad Ia attend her fuTrrsi 90 Thursday. tae 40
srsI from, tae Methodist Church. sH"V M
.3.,.x-s9 an : q cterN ~
On the 2Si inst. sfIsF sevc-e iTess, Nr SILL
NESTER WHEtES. meabfr of fatkef's bat
,eyy Of this cav IN the .sih year of his age. iesF
iaS a wife and two chtIdrca 10 mourn it"if iffeH"
JahIs HISS.
pearaS: nSpS. thou hast ie!t-aS,
We nav irSS most deeply tea:
RAT his God thai hath hetc't as
Ia can all our sorro9s heal.
The friend. snd acGuaiatanrss asr T'4ne.'ed !"
.,ts,.s hi. tnsrs4 from his late residence. on "
:, above vsmahlc, hi, "Wednesday evening at J
o'cieSk,