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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
DENTISTRY.
j. C. RIERROWER.
BOILER MAKER.
JOHN P. LAURENT,
Boiler NN akSr,
rornar af Pima and Wasar Steenf :

Corner Of Pine and Water Streets
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
An PREPARED TO MAKE ALL KINDS
L of Steam Boilers, stationary portable. !
have every facility for doing good work that good
machinery ssd good workren eaa give, and al
work entrusted to ne wiK be made aaGer NY per.
sonai supervision.
"a WoTkuer ssE: to any part Of the city aat
s--[- 9 krss-sug decls
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
HOTEL REoPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor,
Cor. Maiu and THIRD sts.,
EvANsvILLE, IRD.

FVsHIS OLD. WELL ESTABLISHED. AND
a widely Known Hotel has been closed for sov.
erai vsnks undergoing repairs &c has. during
this time. been repstnfsd inside and out, has been
thoroughly lifted up, aud In great measure furn-
tahed with nsS tefa nnd iufllture. The pFoprts-
tor has made every arrangement 20 render hit
housa conT~nieu., healthy aud agreeable TO the
puslie
Thanking the public far the fine patronage that
Tor sories Of years has hseu extended tie
Wellington, he Invites renewal Of their custom,
aud Will endaavor 20 have bic taale furnished aud
the house managed Ia way 30 Eaarit their eonfln-
ned patronage.
onnibases will carry passengers n and from
tn Depot free fatvP
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
DYE-HOUSE.
a. II. Adams

~ 4 EANI.a ITS
Celebrated Steam Dye House,
HAS JUST BEEN EEFI-TED AND Is NOW
1Iprvpared 20 90 as hae Coloting a. can BE- done
either IN the East or West. Corner Of InEls ana
Market Streets
m. Dyes all kinds Of plain aud fancy works a.
good aud cheap any establishment IN the West
on short notice tehl1 "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

FoR SALE-A beautiful residence in
Stringtown--swo story house, II acres;
fruits Of all kinds. The Hiram Hopkins
place. Enquire of A. JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

New YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE World. has
ing It's assertion on the figures IL has
thus far received from Pennsylvania,
says the Democrats have probably re-
eeiTed minority Of 5000 on the home
vote
The Tribune, one other hand, Gg
ures out over 5000 Union majority on
the hsme vote
He Tmes's Washington special has
the following:
Admiral Farragut is coming here on
sick leave. His illness has been
caused By his lahorious service and the
anxieties incident TO his late brilliant
exploits.
Arrivals this morning by the mail.boat
from City Point report that the rebels
on Tuesday evening attempted to pierce
oar lines by an attack on the center Of
the 7th Corps, but they were repulsed
Additional votes Of the Pennsylvania
soldiers, taken in the Department OF
Washington. stands: Sixth Pennsylvania
ARTILLERY, Union I0l Democratic 8; at
Camp Distribution, Union 3Si Demo
cratic IS, Total, Union 49,; Democratic
10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

sG-Tbe Union Glee Club will meet at
the Wigwam this Saturday, evening
at oclock. GEsuso.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

WAsHIseToS, Oct. Is The last al
vices from Sheridan report him as hav-
ing followed up bis victory BY pursuing
the enemy still further ap the Valley
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
SUBSTITUTES.

LIVE HUNDRED 10 LARS WILL BE PAID
Il 70 any ons CT four, who sfll 70 as substitutes
Tor GRATED men. In uirs q tie store u shank =
lin Reilly. corner Ct Elfst an Main streets
OF. IS-3id
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
Bounty Fund.

The Bounty Fund Committee have
made settlement, and report 40 fol-
lows:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
Still Another Case Of Deafness
Cured By DR.. Bort.

Still Another Case Of Deafness
Cured By DR.. Bort.
To all tchopg II may concern:
I,wm Hall. appIisa to DR.. Bort this day Sat
urd4y, Sspt 2ssh. for the Tsss.ra ion u my hear
ing. ! was, pgrVinHs 20 applying % him, deaf for
many yeas submitted my case t. Dr.. Bort for
an operation, wko performed II in few moments,
shlch resulted ia The comp etc restoration q ny
bearing. aud the ceasisg Of the ringing and bGzz-
lex noises in H.y bead. To thee afflicted ia Ike
nssnsr, Ehould say, consult DR. Bort az oDce,
and obtain bis candid cpin Oh
sis.ed this 2sih DAY q sspi-, ia
wattan cot.Ag-, vlso Co, Ind.
p o. Address .-Eilswsrth, Nige cozaty, Ind.
P. g-Ny wife has also ben afflicted With
Rrsnehs al affection for eleven vars aud has been
under the prof ssional charge % many physic aus
10 tins city, and obtained no permanent relief
Until she consulted Dr. Bort, AZ the Bartin
Houss, some tws weeks since, aud shs has derived
rnors permanent rsiiaf under the Treatment Of Dr.
( Bort than abe has IL shs eleven ye.xs preyioas.
walton Cottage. lad.
+ Hr stHI another e.ss Of Deafness cured bv DR.
/ Bort AZ the Buntin Hoass. The cas- was that n
/ Wa. Huilsn. Esq Of Eiisy township, YiZo ooun-
I ty, Indiana:
As IS kno~n. / have been very deaf in both ear,
for years. II ttis condition entered the oscs Of
Dr. Bort, at the BGntin House, this Friday morn
Q
Z tion BY DR.. Bert, which vas soon accomplished,
aud that too. without lftslc any pain, f. less
I than ore hours tinie- While i1 Dr. Boris ofnos
I ny bearing sas 50 acute that e0uld understand
Z common esnvsrsation. In iustios % DR.. Bort
ascribe 10 him she praise for tie kfgi manner IN
which be rendered assistGBes 70 ny preyiocs ina-
I psirsd Es4ring. VIZ AlLLES,
! Riley Township Yigo county
/ p o. Address: T-rrs HAute, Ind
/ Mr. Mullen il we'll and i4voTabiy known ~ tnl-
county, and ihose Who doubt the truth Of the
I sbovs statement may easily satisfy themsslvss
DR.. Bort is daily reesiFing Testimonials from
persons who reside in this e. nm snlts' ne nav.
I 49, rrrrsd and are being benefited Dr. Bort
ebaIepgss any nan IN his prsfsssi0n % excel him
- th- tr-atrneut Of these diseases he makes his
d;.ch.rzss from the s2r, ringing snd bnzzirg in
I he head all diseases Of the Eyes Ear Lnngs,
I Heart Threat, CGtsrrh, &c
/ As hia stay aHst Eecssszriiy Be limited. Il BE-
hoxss thoss dsstr01s q >onsulrioE hi 70 do % At
/ oros-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

We have en- hand the largest and best sssortnsnt
q the above goods. Our whole stock has been in
ported since the lst Of February and ne are daily
rrc~sring ali tas novelties Appearing in Europe.
We have raid for these goods before the great Ad-
FEnas e gold, sni can sell ~ the most reasonable
faies-
Wssaiiet share Of yonr patronage Tcu VIII
bur from Us II you sxzmins eur stock
Gina and Croeksry Dealers VII md fs to they
interest," 80 sail upon tEH-sHe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

BRocxPoRT, Jan. 10, 1864.
Dr. BoRT - Dear Sir: As you are
aware, called on you for consultation
on thu l4th of December last, and took
treatment for o catarrh difficulty, which
had so debilitated me that was unable
to attend to my daily vocations for some
four years. The last three years the
disease became in manner perma-
nently seated on my lungs-so much so
that | had given up all hopes of being
restored, until ] commenced treatment
with you, at which time l commsncsd
improving, and have continued so; in
fact, | am weighing more now than
have in many years; | have gained
twenty-four pounds in four weeks. Ny
case astonished those of my friends anc
acquaintanees so much that you are NJ
doubt receiving patients from this sec
ton almost daily, through the skill YOU
have bestowed in curing in so short
time the disease from which | was S,
long sufferer. I conceive 1 am nov
entirely cured, although I have no
taken all the remedies you left ms
Those of your patients have seen an
who are residing here are all highl
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03
Nesc York Market.

NEW YORK. May 2.
Cotton-quIet and frm; sales 500 bales at s30
SIC Tor midddlng uplands and SOC for low mid
dlings
Flour receipts 1880 bbls sales O. % bbls state
and Western dull aud los lower; supeIfine State
7oi97 20; Extra 25G7 35; choice 40a Z s.; Round
Hoop Ohio 61a1 90i choice 00dS 7i; Superfine
Western o5a7 -; Extra do 35a7 IS: Southern
heavy and dropping; sales 1880 bbis Mixed TO good
70 as 90; Fancy and extra l0ai1 90; Car ada ull
aud de,lining; sales $50 bbls; common Extra 409
50; extra good to choice 65a9 90.
Wheat-dull and 1ominally la2c lower: CHICAGO
spring '0dl 70: Milw aukee Club T0al 73; Am
Der Milwaukee 749l IS; Winter Red Western Il
9l 81; Amber Michigan. e2aI 81 sales 700 lush
Amber Michigan at s. in store and 1000 do Amber
Jersey AT s0d S0I
Corn-dull; sales 3,o00 bushels; Mixed Western
old 80 in store, aud small parcel at 3gI
Oats-ia moderate demand; sales at s5jl9s6lc for
Canada; s6as'c for State S!asse for Western.
Beef-quiet and steady; sales 2000 bbis
Pork-higher; sales 100 bbs mess &c 10; old do
2s 30; new do % 51a2s 625 primo ?3 Oo24 62I for
old and new; prime mess ~ 25; also 100 bbls new
mess for July, buyers option at 0 nU total stock
old and new May lFt. $3.50 bbls; same date last
month, l0l I39 do
Cut Meats inact We; sales % pkgs; Shoulders III
Gl2c; Hams l64l55c.
Lard-quiet; sales 7o1 bbls at 1tal4}c.
Butter-seady; Ohio nominal; State s0a see.
Whiskey-hrner; sa 1890 bbls at i l6al 20
closing firm at the la ter price.
Rice-duil at a dlli for Rangoon.
Sugar-quiet: sales 20l hhds; Muscoyado 16l9l7I.
Cofee-dull
Molasses-inactive.
Oi's-frm with moderate demand: Petroleum is
in fair request salss 300 bbls crude at 3Sa<Oc 900
do refined in bond $685. and 500 do renned free
at "a a65c.
Tsilow-dull and heavy sales 6 Oco lbs Eastern
at l4d14f, and 20 Tbs Western at 1879
Ere ghts to Lfverpool-quiet; cotton per steamer
ID; -four 81.
Wool-frm " it'll a fair demand
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03
lllllcrcidI.


Per steamship City of Washington, at New YORK.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET April 20th-
The sales for two days 1850 bales, including
5000 to speculators and exporters The market was
quiet and steady, although Surats very shade
weaker Long s'aped Cottons continued very firm.
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFS MARKET
Richardson, Spence Co., and others, report Flour
dull upsaeabe and prices nominally unchanged
Wheat in moderate demand and unsettled. Corn
duh but steady mixed 2ssa2ss Sd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-wake-
field. Nash Co.. and others, report Beef quiet but
hrmcr. Pork unchanged. Bacon duh and lower
sales at 900 iOs Lard quiet at. AZ 6dd43s Cd Tai
low easier North American 40a4ls Cd. Butter dull.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Ashes
steady Pearls Sis Cd a35s. Sugar firm and in good
demand. Coffee steady and unchanged Linseed
oil firm. Rosin and Spirits Tur. entue-no sales.
Petroleum firm; refined Is Id; crude los.
Latest via Queenstown
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, April 2lst--
The sales on Wednesday and to-day were 2bOOO
bales, including 1000 TO spectators and exporters
Market closed huoyant aud a trine higher.
Breadsiufis-cull and tending downward.
Provisons-quiet and steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET April 2l.-Consols
closed at 9lldsls for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-lllinoisC Central rail-
road l69li dis; Erie Railroad 67G6S.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03

THEATRE. - The military drama of the
French Spy was performed last evening by
Wyzeman Marshalrs Company, from the Bos-
ton Theatre, to one of the largest and most
fashionable audiences we have seen at Deer
ing Hall. The play was magnifcently per-
formed. Mile Zoe was the principal attrac-
tion in the piece and she received repeated
shouts Of applause. A more graceful, be-
witching person, never performed in this city.
She was ably sustained by the Corps de Dra-
matique, and the play did not flag from be-
ginning to end. In the combat scene Mile
Zoe, by her power, endurance and execution,
held the audience in breathess surprise, and
at its close, shouts of applause Simultaneous
ly burst from all parts OF the hall. The play
will be repeated this evening, and we predict
another crowded house.
Mr.. Marshall deserves the fullest patronage
of our city, for his efforts to give us some
thing that is well worth visiting the theatre
to witness. Mr.. Hanley, his istage manager,
well understands his duties, and knows how
play should be placed on the stage.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03
Expedition to UppcrriHe.

WASHINGTON, May 2.
The Star says the cavalry expedition sent
out from Vienna, Va, last Thursday, under
Col. Lowell, returned to that place yesterday.
after having visited Leesburg. Reclortown
and Upperville. Near Upperville a portion
of Mosby's band was encountered, and a
sharp fight ensued, which resulted in the loss
TO the rebels Of two killed. four wounded and
twenty-three prisoners. We lost three killed
aud four wounded. lie also brought in twen-
ty-hye horses and large quantity of wool,
up on the route.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03

MORTALITY IN PORTLAND. - The whole
number OF deaths in this city during the
month Of April, was 50; of these, there died
Of consumption, II; brain complaint, 8; bow
81 complaint, s; heart do, 4; lung do, 5; para
ysis, 3. Under five years of age, "A; still
born, z; between five and ten years, B; be-
tween ten and twenty,3; twenty and thirty,
8; thirty and forty, IL; forty and hfty, 81 fifty
and sixty, 8; sixty and seventy, 8; seventy
and eighty, 8; eighty and ninety, Il; over
ninety, one "a years old.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03
Destruction OF Madison Court House By the
EederaFS.
WASHINGTON. May 2,

WASHINGTON. May 2.
The expedition sent out last week destroyed
Madison Court House. They met no rebels
until about mile from the Court House,
when skirmish en.ued, in which the rebels
lost five men; we lost none. On our forces
entering the town they were received with
volleys OF musketry fired from the Windows
oil the houses, and were compelled for time
10 withdraw. Another advance was ordered,
when again destructive fire was poured in
from the houses. There being no other way
to get the rebel out, orders were issued to FIVE
the town, whereupon the rebels hastily de-
camped. The flames spread rapidly, and in
short time almost the entire town was In ashes,
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03

CITY AFFAIRs.-A crowd Of matter COM
pels us to omit the proceedings of the City
Council, last evening" until tomorrow. Mr.
Chas. Farley was elected Assessor, in place of
jeremiah Dow, resigned. Henry Gallison
was elected Constable; Isaac W. Scammon,
Field Driver, and Francis A. Hamlin, Sur
yeyer of Lumber.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03

sH-Lieut. Col. Charles B. Merrill, 18th Me.
Regiment, who for some time past has been
performing duty at Camp Berry, yesterday
started to join his regiment, which is some
where in the vicinity of Culpepper, in the 2nd
Corps, Gen. Birney.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03
Return, OF Gen. Ranks Expedition to dier-
aadrid-Gaerriiia Barbarifies.


Rsf,on OF Gen. Banks Expedition to 1ier-
aadrid-GHerriHa Bdrbarifies.
New YORK, May q
The Chicago Tribune has the following i'm
portaut intelligence:
Steamer Mississippi, Mouth Of Red Ricer,
april 24th.-The latest advices from our
troops in this vicinity are that Gen. Banks ar
my has fallen back to Alexandria without
fighting.
The gunboat fleet is at the same place, some
above aud some below the falls. The Red
River is low and falling.
The papers are not allowed to publish any
more Red River news excepting official dis
patches, in which Gen. Banks claims victory
Guerrillas are becoming more troublesome
on the eastern banks Of the Mississippi
Gen. Steele had opened communication
with Gen. Banks.
The steamer Superior was fired into with
artillery above Port Hudson, a few days since
Yesterday the steamer Continental was fired
into at Fort Adams, but the shots proved
harmless.
Writ Adams, with 1000 men, is threatening
Natchez.
Guerrillrs are committing horrible atrocities
on the planters and colored troops on both
sides of the river.
At Waterproof on Thursday, two of our
mounted pickets were shot and their bodies
afterwards burned. Retaliation is threatened
by the Black soldiers upon the first rebels
captured.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03

The CARTER ZoUAvEs.-This troupe will
make their first appearance in our city this
evening, at new City Hall. We have had ex
hibItions from male performers, in profusion,
but never one where the performers were all
females, and those too, misses from eight to
thirteen years Of age. We take the following
account of them from the Columbus (Ohio)
Statesman:
"Naughton Hall was crowded last night, on
the occasion OF the first appearance of the
Carter Zouaves In our city. The bill for the
evening was magnificent one, and 1t was fill
ed out to the satisfaction and delight OF the
immense audience present. Seldom has so
varied and rich an entertainment been present
ed to the public in this city, ETC."
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03

MELANCHOLY RAILBoAD ACCIDENT
just as the train for this city, on the Boston
ternoon, Patrick Coffee, an employee in the
Dover Print works, attempted to jump on 10
the cars. He missed his footing, fell upon
the track and the train passed over his body
mangling it dreadfully, and instantly killing
him
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03

aD-Mr. Benz. p. Moulton, marine reporter
Of the Boston Courier, died in Boston on Sun
day last. Mr.. NJ. was an apprentice in the
Office of the Portland Advertiser, while pub
lished by Messrs. ]. & w. L. Edwards. He
had been connected with the Boston Courier
about twenty years and is spoken of in the
highest terms by the press of that city. As
the Boston Journal well remarks. "his death
will carry sorrow to many ffiends.'
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03

THE HORSE RAILRoAD.-The number of
passengers conveyed over the Portland and
Forest Avenue Horse Railroad, during the
month OF April, was 3S,274, being an average
Of l472 daily.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03

MAsoNIc.-At the annual convocation OF
the NJ E. Grand Royal Chapter of Maine, last
evening, the following were elected officers
for the ensuing year
A. J. Fuller, Bath, CIR. III. Priest.
4. J. Murray, Portland, ID. G. II. Priest.
w. p. Preble, Portland, CIR. King.
Hiram Chase, Belfast, CIR. Scribe.
Oliver Gerrish, Portland, CIR. Treasurer.
Ira Berry, Portland, CIR. Secretary.
Freeman Bradford, Moses Dodge, and Jos.
Covell, Com. OF Finance.
Two charters for new Chapters were ask
ed for
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03

10 The members Of Portland Ancient Landmark
and Atlantic Lodges are requested to attend the
funeral of late Bro. Willard Bracket this after
noon at oc. ock frcm his residence in ape Eliza.
beth PEa ORDER
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03
To the Editor cC the Press:

To the Editor cC the Press;
Ia several articles recently published in
your paper headed Winslows Machine
Works" you have given the impression to
some of our customers, that we had removed
our Kerosene Burner department to that
place, and we wish to state that such is not
the case, but that We have merely taken a
part of the building for the purpose of repair
Ing some of the machines used at our factory
CAHooN MANFAcTURING COMPANY.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03

YOUTHFUL DEpRAvITy.-Whea party Of
lads were "Maying" yesterday, at Graves hill,
another lad, armed with gun, came along
and demanded some flowers of the party
Upon being refused, he aimed his gun and
discharged 1.-THE charge, consisting of shot.
taking effect in the side of lad, a son OF Capt
Dudley Young, of this city. He was dan
gerously wounded.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03
ST, Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, May 2.
Flour dull and inactive. Wheat easier and favors
buyers; prime t04l Go; choice 55I1 50. Corn
and Oats unchanged. Cotton steady and firm at
unchanged rates.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03
Tamiscot,n Pine Land Co.

TINHE annual meeting of this Company will be
l. held at the Prebls House, ON Wedne day, May
1lth, 1864. at O'Clock Y. n for the choice of
officers, and any other business legally coming be-
fore the meeting. n. q. CRAM, Treasurer.
maya I'd
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03

Chicago Market.
CHicAeo. May 2.
fleur Quiet. Wheat quiet; sales ut / 2T for No ,
and y al 223 for No2 Corn firm; sales at co
Oats dn'; sales at &c. frtights quiet at l0c ON
wheat TO Buffalo.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03
PORTLAND AND VICINITY,
.. J. Court--April Term.

DAFIS, %, ihEsIDINU.
Monday. No. 274. John Lynch vs.. SAM
Swanton, I'd. Assumpsit against defendant
as endorser of a note for $l,400, signed by
A. II. Gerrish d Co., dated May IA, 1856.
Not finished.
Z. d +. Fox. Fessenden & Butler.
Stinchficld.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03
Removal.

THE New Gymnasium ia removed TO No. A. Free
Street Block, where Mr.. Bradford wi meet hls
classes next Wednesdsy-the Juvenile Ctass at 8
oclo>.. the Mater and Misses Glass AZ ~ O'Clock,
ani Adnlts Class at I. O'Clock, 2. NJ. Now Ia the
time to join. ap.26tf
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03

MAY-DAY FEsTIvAL.-The May-day festi-
val at new City Hall, on Monday afternoon
and evening, was numerously attended and
the exercises passed off very pleasantly. The
hall was beautifully decorated with ever
green, bunting and flags. Miss Davis, the
May-Queen, and her subjects, consisting OF
thirty young ladies, performed their parts ad-
mirably. The braiding the bunting around
the May-pole was done in very accurate
manner, eliciting unusual applause. The
tables were well supplied with ornamental
and useful articles, for which there was a
ready sale and a handsome amount realized
for the purpose for which the festival was
given.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03
z. PATrEN AucTIoNEER y Y-el,ng. :,
Dress Goods. COions, Linens. xc.
Al AHciiOn

IN Ihursdsy, 9Th May. at 10 A NJ and2P M
" good assortment OF Dress Goods, Cotton sheet
ings ard Sairiines Linens, and Linen Goods OF an
Kinds; Broad Cloth, Cassimerts. Doe skins saiti-
nt,s. fIints Iickines. Stripes. Fiannes. Hlankets
shawls. Hosiery with a variety OF other gcods isS
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03

Evacuation Of Eastern North Carolina Jy
the Rebels.
New York, May ?.
The Commercials Fortress Monroe letter
says Gen. Wessell's command are at Sauls-
bury, n. c., en- route to Richmond also that
the rebels have evacuated Plymouth and all
Eastern North Carolina 10 swell the ranks Of
Lees army; also, that the 10th and 18th corps,
which have been largely augmented, are with
Gen. w. i. Smith.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03

D. thursday, May 9th, at 10 o'clock A. M ON
IlS ~, Street We shan stll good Iri OK Ilerse
49, C'is ,e,; and sled-rr0Ee4ty " ofDsYid Keller
vo. cAftyall. Covered wag0n, Carr ages. xpre.s
~. w aIu 'mo secoI d-hsnd ilarnessts Nc
mAyoiiu HENRY BAILEY Co Auct'rs
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03
AUCTION SALES.
E.M.rArrrS. AutnoNEER, l2 Exchange $,
House and Land on Summer street
nj Auction.

~ tuesday. May 81, at r. NJ, on the premise,
~ summer, next 70 the corner Of Franklin Street.
WI o. sold two story pooden DIV elfr and land
Lot contains ~ out 20 feet
or particulars call on the Auetioneer. Sale pos
tlve. No po-ipOnemoat ao91 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03

Increase, ,039 2s
There was an increase during the week OF
$5,279 II in passengers, and s26,7 81 in
freight.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03

RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway for the week ending
April 18th. were Sl05,9l2 IS
Corresponding week last year, 1873 90
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03
GorI,am Seminar.

THE Summer Term of this Institution will COM
Il mence on Tuesday. May 10. 1854. and continue
ten weeks For farther puticulars inquire OF the
Principal =. A. WATERMAN, Secretary
GoIham, April 20, 1854 may 2d&wlw
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-03

Yellow Corn.
SnOn BUSHELS. cargo schooner wm Car
cOOO roll now landing and for sale by
EDW. II. BuRGIN,
apps DIV 121 Commercial Street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

CoR sALE-CRANBERRY PLANTATION,

II containing M scres with q srrnn OF water running
through the middle M guarantee 10 psy fifteen pc CEN
on the Investment, For further information addTe" l. W.
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