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~ K &C s
bbls apple brandy
10 bois wARkey
bhs beans
boxes soap
bbls sweet potatoes
70 hbis Irish potatoes
10 hiocks No cctiOn yarn
l. bbl beeswAx
kbla tallow
s bbis vinegar
. bbls ground peas
bbi hancy
bbls Orleans syrup
2 bbla molnsaee
9 bib onieee
/ bill benppernong vine
CHESTS greea ~
+ Al tn Abeye gods ere consigned 2 he sota.
= 1f-ffe DOn3 HILL
ii MPk0Vn xeus n9ht.-A 80 saestness q
0eia - fHver 0peCtAetea ~ 0iaeeees Ha>1Neo,
81 N61o4 Uaso, en- - k11oatJ u Williem9Ss
oDpaGn ntSoaf6A 49, 49, 81
o. AA r p = - weAahss ssfpfslly ssysissa
JSnx y w1l.sllill
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BOARDING..


:
y1OARO.--Scyeral gentleman can be accomno-
ID dated with Tahl, Board by applying on 81 81,
west side, between Clay aud Leigh. te ll-lit
DOOM5 aud Board ia private family be tad
II, by application ta Mrs GARRETT, Oh 18th at,
between Grace and Ffaakiin, 3D. door from Frank
lin ct. fe I1--2ts
E. URNESHE roam and board, fuel aud lights In
Guided, can be obtained In q private family. -
Apply At the second house from corner Broad and
Mayo SITS. fell-1tt
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By Iaos. ". Keesse, Anet'r,
I0floe corner Of 18th and Cary streets !
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TOR Hire-One negro woman, and boy !sal. "a
one woman 26 years old; one giri - yean s Su
The women can be recommended for pam v.sSs, ,
cooks, washers, ironers, &C. Tie g'i' sna so,s
very good nurse, and Accustomed 10 nVs .s :, ,DI
wash and iron. Apply al my ca'ce eo'oe' WI =
Basin Bank. ,,,,,a>
Also, OAK and pine wood for saie at rcaaeeo :"
cas,."..S ~ Wv WIZ SP C0xh
fe I0-4tA
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By HUI, Dickinson d Co., Aaset'Ys.

A GOOD Uouse Servant and Washer and Ir0ner
IA for sale at auction, at Hill Dickinson Co's On
Friday morning, at 10 O'Clock She is about Is
years old, well disposed and perfectly hoce.t. Sold
for no fault fe l0-sli*
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GENERAL MEETING of the stockholders
~ Of the Virginia Towing Company will be held
at The cface Of said company, in the city Of Rich
mond, on Tuesday, the 23d day Of February, at ~
O'Clock NJ MYER MYERS,
BACON TAFT,
THOMAS BOUDAR,
Owners Of more than one tenth Of the
10 14-td% Corporate stock.
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- TIE RHCORD.--Arraugsme have been
made 18th the perpetrators Of the Age BY which ~
many issues Of the latter will be fufnishsd the
Rsccrd's subscribers - will constitute IN squivA
lent.
City subscribsrs 10 the Record viii receive their
numbers By calling ct the bookstore Of
Mr. GEORGE L BID000D,
r. Io--2t l61 Main street.
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BY Williamson d Co. S..,,----
No lp2 Main A. rect :
~ Thomas W. Keeses, 1,sf1o,,.1....,
lOnice corner Of l2sh ana Cav s.s,s
AUCTION SALEy-Fuvvpr ~


A pMINIsrRATcR's ssls.-wm =. -,
"A Tuesday. the 10th inst, a. 10 a c,o.s ~" " "a
former residence Of Mrs Merry Burton. IN ~, - Ms
rina road, eight miles below Richmond a., w W.
stock, Crops, Household and Kitchen ru,n;,r.. as
belonging to the said estate. &C.
60 A. GEO PLHAsANrs
10 Gus Admir- OF Mary Burton
MOIICE.-The subscriber will sell on III. ~,
IN misses, at public auction, on Thu,sisv NV ~.
18Th day OF February, At IL O'Clock A on. I'm ,n'
Mule. one Wagon, Cart, Rocksway, Buggy. I ,m,s
sc. IUNInS a +, .s.os1
Chesterfield county, Feb 9, 1864. IA lo~xl,ss.
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~ NOTICE.-Persons Wishing to give employ
~ meat to fbe wives and daughters OF soldiers
will plsaSe leave their names and address and a
memorandum Of the kind Of work required at the
Depot Of the Army Committee M T. A, corner Of
10th and Bank ste.
Soldiers wives and daughters seeking employ
msut Will leave their names, and the kind Of work
they wish, with the superintendent At said Depot.
fs5-IW WM p MUNFORD, Chm
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By Goddin q APperson, Aacs's.

VALUABLE Estate Of SIS acres ia Goochland
county, near to James River, Is miles YES,
Of Richmond, for sale 1t Auction.-We shalt sell at
public auction, ct our Office, Ia the city OF Rich
mond, next adjoining the Bank Of Virginia, on Fri
day, the 10th February, 1864, = IL o'clock, n, tina,
v.rv beautiful ard attractive farm located o. above
within one mile Of the Canal, and near to Beaver
Dam, the farm row owned by Gen Joseph r Andsr-
son, and recently BY Corbiu Warwick. Esq. adjsin-
ing the lands Of DR. John Morris. w T Bsrret, and
others, and formerly owned ard occupied by Mr.
Chas Pope. T. contains SIS acres, Of which
about $50 acres are cleared land Of excellent natu
raj soil, embracing about 80 acres Of floe Beaver
Dam low grounds. The dwelling is . new cne, CON.
tanning rooms above basement and commands .
handsome view of the mountains and the surround-
Ing country for many miles in extent. There are
also the usual out houses. Possess ion given ct
onoe The place II very healthy. and the nsighbcr.
hood equal to any in the comfy.
TERMs-Ceah or credit, at ths option Of the pur.
chaser. The taxes for 1854 to be paid by the pur-
chaser.
PS.-Psrsons are invited to examine the premi.
ses before the day Of sale.
GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
Re III AuNa.
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NEgROES ron S4LKdND HIRE.

CEkVANF5 for Hire.-Persons disposed 70 hia,
~ for the balance Of the year, two vaiaaos!eSss
Women. with two children each, eau b acooiua, !,
dated at mere nominal hire The o~l1 Se W.,
prefer homes IN lie country, near Ricnmoaa. -"
ut the office OF GUDDlN AffIe0"'
70 11-ct
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THOR Hire--A good ccok washer and Ifon't w.
seamstres., with her three children. foassa
homs, the owner will cotbs them ard IN soa.,v ~.
cav something towards their maintenance. ~.
woman is Of unexcep,ionabIs cha:actsr Aa ~.
aM - 1T this flee. III.
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~WB aak especial attent0nl0 our auction eaio
a Groceries, nc, commencing st l0k o'clock thie
Hsorning. There will be addod . lot OF IIaxSeed
Neal for stock feed, Superior 70 grain.
70 Tilt TARDY wILLlAMe, Auces.
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NEW MUSIC, dc.
NEw sOSG,
IN Published to day.
MorHER, Oh slNd ME TO REST
BY NJ KELLER.
NEW MUSIC, dc.

$3.50,
Lately published
no ONE TO LOVEl HARVEY. 81 So.
Why, NO ONE 10 LOVE FOSTER 81 80.
eOMEiHI TO L0VEl HiaE. $50
VIII DO ready In . few days an answer 70 the
above three nas, entitled .LUvEhEp' Woyds
by EIazA Masi6 BY Gseatorex,
mo suRRENDRRl BY g MERA, Of Richmond,
Va. from when dealers sad 0shers can obtain
COPIES. Price 81 SO. Illustrated with battle
scene and view OF Fort Sumter.
These and al other pieces on cur publiahed list
rals Of 81 per 100, han q 70 The tFads lAah.
IS. GEO DUNN co,
70 ll-Hs PublhhaTo.
VAlENIink6.-Asae lse q vaisatises. tueply .
nunber. casstcAte md asntsmeutaIs ass nv
bea1l, Al 0Fess fro eeaievs uth cob, ean ~ =.
.ata16l1 1lled H91Al ~ eestB eaeh. 1ns1e kaH -
Wnn ~ oopioo, g sela1 m pedessd Nniino ~ -
Is - s:ssss "a sssssr - ~, - 49, =
= HIN, Psslsltsss
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.yyTRAYkD-oh the 9th OF February, Elk or eight
- sheep. Il liberal reward will be paid foI their
delivery to me at Bacon's Quarter Branch.
fe l0-3.s JOHN LINDSEY.
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-~~>'rs-->~--->->..-- ---.----.-.S. - UnH
9. n. WRNs 49, A.,
I've y nalA strsseJ
w hses snd sssi,. s.. =, 2ses,ios, n ~ -
Houesoold and kitchsn fu,str,.
ceve!al cooking sioves
Cseekssy and glassware
Ready made clolhing
shoss, blankets, C
1eversl gold snd silver vstehs.
10 II GwwlIlIs.
~ T. 8 Hs..aai.. 1ael:
H0UsEhoLD Furniture,
Ii ladies' Mantill...
Aildrsns Hat.
At Auction On Thu,sdsy, thu M. sacw, Cssss, 1
O'Clock, will sell q . Hain :, = ,nssans, 4
'A'1' - s.S:ns fasnlture, comprsios~' s'sen
Cane-Seas chairs, rocking do
An exceileet mahogany sdsho.,.
SnA, wardrobes, washstands
Dedsteads, bedding
China, crockssy, ana glassware
| ALSO,
prime cooking end parlor HIVE,
And kitchen furniture. '"
A lot Of lAdies' manti,ss
gleached cloth, childrens hats
wearing apparel, 30.
1e 10 = ,,,z,. IS fL.AsAsrs, A.e,
~ Williamson d Co., AMec,.
No le2 Main street. i
ROCERIE5, &c, At aucton.--A,
" M Carter, OF the arm OF RAJ. rsqsea d
WHO 10 DESTROYS Of closing up the bu.ins Ostes,
on Thursday morning, the 18th ipst We viii,
10 O'Clock, at their store house On Fra t, ssclrs
and 18th sts, cell their entire stock OF l',a
sisting for the most part Of the following Coz
vinegar, copperas, twine "'cs~:
soda, soap, matches, spices
Corn, peas, beans, &c.
~ Thomas W. Ksses, Auctlo4Aa,,
fOnice corner Of l2.h and Csrv s,s,'
A UCTION SALR.-0n Thursdav nav, A.,
INST, commencing at 1oX O'Clock. wa wa, ~,n i.A
our usual assortment OF W. VIII tss
Groceries,
Liquors,
Salt, 40
TwKp,srr Auc. fARbY WILLIAM
----- fes
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N0n DOLLARS Rewasd-Yesterday morning,
ZUV between aud 10 O'Clock, the private room
W. ~, law Building. was broken open and robbed
of $3.50 in money and 0.e pair Of blue Cloth panta-
icons. The above reward will be given for the re-
eove.y of the properly, Or any information left at
this otico. K i0--2ts
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s.>OUND-A iady's bracele: The owner can re.
ceive tic came by describing it and pay ing for
this advertisement. Inquire Of slr sicght ut
fe iI-1tf 8 NJ PRICE l. Coz. =
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NOR sALE-One framed House, containing three
n good rooms Last house on south side OF Sd
street. on south side OF Poor House Cemetery. Ap
ply at Mrs SfEsL's,
Re ll-4tA Broad ct, bet Sd and 9TH.
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OSf-A black snd tan Terrier Pup. One hun
1 ered dollars reward will be pa it delivered at
No go Main st. fe ll-3ts
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FOX RENT AND SALE.

4, OR Eent-Five unfurnished rooms in q brick
house, corner Of Grove and Harvie sta, 10 Sid
ney, two squares above the Old Fair G1ounds For
further Information apply to
EDW'D MCCONNELL, Jr,
At Second uditors ofico,
Cor och and Grace SITS.
also wish to hire fys or six Blacksmiths.
fe l1-2ts
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TOR RENT--A neat three story dwelling, sisna-
ted nj the west end OF Grace street, opposite the
Old Fair Grounds. The house contains SIX rooms,
with good two story Kitchen good garden, well Of
water, stable, and all other convencDcas For par
ticulars apply at the store Of g MILES BRO,
18th street, between Cary aud Main, from II 70
O'CLOCK fe 1l--2t"
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LCSI,, S1RA YEU, &c.

OST-A broad plain Gold Ring, with initials and
4 \ inscription the inside, for which liberal
reward will be paid II left at the Wing Office with
Mr. Bendurant fe lt--2tt
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VSOH RENT--On vensb.e street; Union Hill,
II House with eight rooms, including two in the
basement, kitchen with three rooins, well OF water
in the yard, and all necessary out-hoIses, with
large garden attached Possession tn Ds had at
onae Appiy 10 ELIJAH BAKER,
ia 11-3t Union Hill.
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T@OR Rent--Two desirable rooms, with gas, on 9Th
st. between Grace and Franklin. Will only be
rented to gentlemen. Aso board for two Or three
gentlemen. Apply on the promises.
r. ll..lt4
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fyERyANTs for hire -pne youGg aud oae ha -,
= aged vomau beth without tncunibfAles -
frsi rata washers and irouers, and wousn -
character also, young man, s'oa "'''
farm hand. Apply 10 .osu,xAc
IL Alt WOhAusA
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NOR RENr--The Warehouse On north side BASIN
Bank between 10th and 11ih streets, formerly
occupied by Nessrs Brown Il Turner. Immediate
possession given. Fer terms apply at Gallego Mills.
"a 11-3tH
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Re G---4t
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TTOR Rent-The house on 10th ct, between Main
n and Cary, st present occupied by g Ainslse as
carriage mandatory. Possession given Lat Of
March. Apply to G i A BARGAM1N, Jr,
fe ll--3tH PIT har Ct
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THE GOVERNMENT LOAN
$500, 900. 900.

This Loan ia authorized by Act of Congress OF
March 4th, 1894 which provides for i,s REDEMPTION
IN Cork. at any period not les. than ten ror more
than forty years from its date the pleasure of the
Government
ultlits Redemption. Eve per cent. interest is to
be paid seml-annually IN coIs
ne Exemption from State and Locol Taratiom
adds from one to three per cent per snnum TO iis
value.
The Rate of Interest on this loan, although but
five per cent In coin is ss much greater in currency
astfc difference between the market value Of cur
rency and gold.
As Rue, the Eve per cent specie Feeurties of ali
solvent governments are alwsy . par or above. and
currency nov funded in the National Lonp, will bc
- s-~- ia gold, besides paying regular and
liberal percentage to tne1.-.a.,
No Securities e6er so great indIeSssss.- r..
lieved, as the various descriptions of U. S. Bonds.
in all other forms Of Indebtedness the faith or abil-
ity ofprivac parties stock companies or separate
communities only lie pledged for payment. while for
the debts of the United States the whole property
OF the country is holden to secure the payment Of
both principal aud interest In coin
The Funded Debt Of the United States on which
INTEREST," Is N gold on the Sd day of March,
1854, s7eo.ss5Oco The Interest on this debt for
the coming fiscal year will be s45 ss7 i2s while the
customs revenue in gold for the current fscal year.
ending june Goth 1894 has been 80 far at the rate of
over sloO,osooo0 PER snnum. an amount largely in
excess Of the wants Of the Treasury for the pay ment
o. goldinterest.
Thee bonds may be subscribed for in sums from
ESQ up to any magnitude. on the same terms. and
are thus made equally available the smallest lend
er and the largest capitalist. They can be convert.
cd into money at any moment. and the holder will
have the benefit Of tho interest.
The authorized Amount of this lean Is Two Hun.
dred Million Dollars. The amount Of subscriptions
reported to the Treasury a, Washington, is over
$4,000, 900.
Gnf.s -.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

A TrENTION is ea'icd 10 Section 80 OF the Or
N dinancs Iespec ing frtermeuts
u any person shall be do ircus 10 move cut OF tho
City the body OF q deceased person fer intsrmsnt.
he shsll make appicst on 10 he Superintendent of
BpIials for permission % do. and said Superin-
I ndent shall grant su permission IN no cause shall
appear for witnholding the ssme. and shail attend
70 sreh removal 10 person. or employ OF he un-
dertakers OF the city attend tfereto Peraty ior
violation OF this OrdinpEce not lCss than ave nor
more than twenty dollars.
All violations OF this Ore nance will Be prosecuted
according TO law. LOUIS BUNCE.
superintendent OF Eurials.
Portland. June 10, lss4-dim
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COMMUNICATIONS.
Correspondence of the Press.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
Niagara Falls, June p, 1854.


10 the Editor Of the Portland fres
The National Division OF the Sons OF Tenn
perance OF North America, closed its twenti-
eth session In Cleveland, Monday evening at
0P. M. Tuesday forenoon our party spent
in driving about the city, which is one Of the
most beautiful In the West. At $50 P. NJ. we
took the elegant new steamer Arctic, Captain
Collins, for Buffalo, and after most delight
ful trip OF 1870 miles on Lake Erie, we arrived
at Buffalo at 5 o'clock this morning, and after
taking . drive through many Of the finest
streets Of Buffalo, which is really one OF the
most beautiful cities to be found in our coun-
try, containing about one hundred thousand
Inhabitants. Among Others, we passed the
palstial residence OF Ex-President Fillmore,
also Bishop Timons' Cathedral, which is by far
the most costly and beautiful church in the
!. city. Main street In Buffalo is much wider
than Broadway, N. York, Is perfectly straight,
il paved for five miles, and beautifully shaded
for the most Of the way. Many other streets
are very broad and well shaded, the city is
laid out very regular, the most OF the streets
crossing each other at right angles. The num-
ber ofsteamboats and sailing vessels upon Lake
Erie is quite astonishing.
Our trip last upon the boat was one long to
be remembered. We advise all travelling be-
tween Cleveland and Buffalo to take the same
route. We had about twenty five representa-
tives from the States and British Provinces.
In the evening" a religious meeting was held
In the cabin, which was one Of great interest.
The meeting was opened by reading of the
scriptures by our brother Rev. Samuel Kelly,
OF Lynn, Mass. Rev. VIM. Rowe, of Toronto,
led the singing. Prayer was offered by broth
ers Rev. A Duff, c. E., Rev. Vim. Rowe, G. W,
Rev. Samuel Kelly, of Mass, and Hon. Charles
Young, of p. Z. Island, after which She Rev.
Mr. DnH A.d 0tfr1Ts, xuuresseu Inr ru-rrfrI,
with much feeling and power. There were
about seventy-hve present, and it was most
profitable and interesting occasion, after the
conclusion OF which, large part Of our CON-
pany, with others, spent about two hours on
deck In singing, which upon calm evening,
with bright moon shining upon the clear
smooth waters, had most charming effect.
We then adjourned to the cabin, aud
your correspondent was chosen committee of
one 10 escort Mrs. Il. d. Dole, OF Buffalo, one
of our company, TO the Piano, and the united
voice Of all present was, that we should be
obliged to travel long time before we should
be favored with more perfect artist. In short
her voice and touch upon the Piano seemed to
thrill every heart. Long will the pleasures OF
that evening remain 10 the memories OF those
who met for the first and last time on earth,
but with the fervent prayer that we might
meet at last in the land OF the blessed.
0four visit at the Falls, and to the borders
sfCanada, win give you sketch In future.
Yours truly, CARLETON.
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Secretary Stanton.

You think the Secretary Of War u rough,
cruel, brutal man? There are newspapers
and men who use these adjeelives when speak
ing oil him. Brown and | called upon him
the other day. He sent In his card, With word
that he had a letter from the front, giving
fuli account OF one of the great battles. While
| we stood there at the door OF his house | no.
ticed that the front window at our left was
! full of house-plants, many OF them in blossom.
Ii seemed like line of poetry to find flowers
/ even anywhere In the house of this man of
war. The servant bade Us enter with HE re-
/ mark that Mr.. Stanton was q. dinner. He
met us In the hall, however. "Ah, l didn't
mean TO call you from your dinner, Mr. Sec
retary," said my friend. my dinner isnt of
much account while the boys are lighting SO
over in the Wilderness" answered he. He
led the way into bis Office, which proved to
be the room In which were so many flowers.
While my friend read the letter TO him | sat
a little apart and marked this man. The pri-
vacy Of the home of even the most psblic ian
should be respected-seeing that truih,I shall
not ignore IL. Yet may cay that it seemed
TO me he was the most direct man ever saw.
What he had to say, whether OF criticism or
commentator, OF the letter, was said in the
fewest possible words and there was sbso-
lutely no roundaboutness 10 his expression.-
thought him, too, one of the most earnest
men ever saw. The letter Was long one,
but not o word OF II escaped him. Ii spoke
much 10 detail Of divisions and brigades, and
occasionally of regiments. but he had so con-
siieTed the organization OF the army, tha. he'
was never puzzled to comprehend the move
ment in all its bearings. II don't like that"
said he, Is my friend read Grant is sure TO
win victory Tomorrow" Ii Is common
phrase with correspondents, but the Secreta-
ry says, Il don't like that--the Almighty on
ly knows If he'll win victory"
He rocked easily In his chair, while the let
ter was reading and bright large-eyed lit
tie girl, with long fiaxen ringlets hanging on
her neck. came in and clambercd into his lap
as though she was perfectly at home there.
In the letter was an account of terrible slaugh-
ter Of our men, and Of the death of q relative
and personal friend of the Secretary. As 1t
was read, | saw the muscles of his lips twitch
slightly, and there was faster motion OF the
chair for moment--that wa. all. When the
reading was finished, be spoke manly and
tender words as ever / heard, for the friend
killed in the ight; and added, "but he was no
brayer aud no dearer than thousands of other
men who fall in this war; / found flowers,
and thought OF the "boys' In the Wilderners.
and recognition of the Divine hand, and love
OF little children, and appreciatiye knowledge
OF friend and officer, and remembrance Of the
Thousands of mourning homes in the country;
but did not find the brutal tyrant, whom
Copperhead orators and newspapers have so
often asserted is at the head of the War Office.
Rochester Democrat.
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S2J Reward /!
House Wanted.
Board.

QUITS OF Rooms, with Board, can bs obtained by
~ applying Immediately at 90 Danforth street.
Nay llth. maylzdtf
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN r. GILMAN. Editor.
published at No. s2i EXCHANGE sTREET. by
N. A. FOSTER Il Co.

TIE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS Is published at IS 90
per year. Il paid strictly in advance, discount Of
81 90 will be made.
Single copies three cents.
fss MAINE STATE PREss is published every Thurs
day morning, at S20s per knnnm, in advance; 90 rs
4 paid within ak months; and $3.50, IL payment be
delayed beyond the year.
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Notice.

GrRAfED into my enclosure Friday. June a a
- dark red Cow. The owner can have her hy ray.
ing bills. JOHN HoRTOx
DORIAN, Jurs q. lse4.-dew.
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One inch ofspaoo in length Of column, constitutes
a"sQEARR."
sl50 per square daily first week; rs cents per week
euer three insertions or less 81 CO., continuing
~ other day aftsr hrst week, 30 cents
Half square tnree insertions or less rs cents; one
week, 500; 50 cents per week after
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vance
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-29
Copartnership.

yIyHE undcrsigued have formed eopartnershir
IL under the name OF FREEMAN BRorHxRs and
have leased the formerly occupied ky Twteheil
& Cha~pln No s5 Cem:r ere al .iress where they
propose 10 carry the Fienr Tea ard Tobaess
business. JAMES FREEMAN
SAMUEL FREEMAN
Portland. June div