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The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15
NO,ice of Foreclosure.

DuBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Thomas
l. Hiads. of Portland, County of Cumberland and
State of Maine, by his deed of mortgage dated the
thirty fret day of March, in the year eigheea hun
dred and sixty three, recorded la the Cumberland
Registry OF Deeds book SIG. page 469 conveyed 10
the Portland Five Cents Sayingt Institution, u cor
pora ion established by law in SAID State the follow
ing described real estate 10 wit: certain lot OF
land situated in Freeman's Court, called in said
Portland, bounded as follows eginning at post
on the east corner OF now formerly Geo. Shsht's
lot thence northwesterly thirty feet said court
theneesouth westerly forty-t and balffect TO lard
now.or late ofC ha sLitcjohn thence thirty H. south
easterly to land Of said Sight thence forty and
half feet TO the first bounds. Also certain @ her
lot situated in said Court, bounded as follows: Be-
ginning at post on said Court. on the southeast
corner of lot of said dinds theuee runuilg south
erly said Court forty mine and halt feet thence
at right angles TO land late of Andrew Mack thence
by said Mack land and land of Charles Littlejohn
TO lot of said Hinds thence from said Kinds lot 10
first bounds. Being the same premists conveyed TO
said Kinds by William Parks al. by their deed
recorded in The Cumbs rand Registry. book PCS page
2s5 and by Sarah Jewett by her deed recorded in
said Registry. book 2a5, page $50. And that the
condition of said mortgage has been broken by Ioa-
son where of the aid mortgage claims foreclosure
of the same.
Dated at Portland this sixth day of July, a. d.
1854.
Portland Fire C.nts Sariag Instifafisn
BY BENZ. KINGSBURY JR.. President
27w9w
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An Invitation to the Menagerie.

The following verses, originally published
in Punch, seem quite appropos to the exhibit
ton of Van Amburgh & Co.'s mammoth
Menagerie, which is to be here on Monday
and Tuesday next;
have found out gig-gig-gift for my faffuffair.
l have found where the rattlcsnakes bnb-bub-
breed;
WIN you co-co-come and III show you the bub-
bub-bear,
And the lions aud tit-tit-tigers at iuEiufieed
know where the co-co-cock atoe's song
Makes mum mu m melody through the sweet vale I;
Where the mum monkeys gig-gig grin all the day
long,
orgraSvfully swing by the tit-tit-iittaiI
joke
With the bubbub-bear on the tit-tit-top of his pip
pip-pip-pole;
Bat observe It's forbidden to pip-pip.poke
Al this bub-bub-bear with your pip-pip pink nip
pip pip-pip-paraso..
You shall see the huge elephant pip-pip-p,ay,
You rhall gig-gggaZe on the stit-stit-sately rae
coon,
And then aid-did dear together we'll stray
TO the cage OF tho bub-bub-blue faced bab-bab
boon.
You wished, Il r-r-remember il well,l
And lul lul-loved you the m re for the sh,
To witness the bub-bub-besutiful pippip-rel-
lean swallow the I-l-live little faffa fish
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15
Removal.

HAVING removed from my old stand TO the
H store No. 9, Commercial street. and associated
my self in business with Mr.. Henry Fling. 1 would
take this opportunity thank my customers past
iavo-s, aud would respectfully solicit their future
patronage OF the firm OF Fling Whittemore.
SrEPHEN WHIITEMORE.
Portland, July 9TH, 1854, july l2d4w
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15

AN EXAMPLE THAT SHOULD BE Fol-
LowED.-The New York Tribune says A
merchant of this city has written a letter to
the Internal Revenue Collector of this district
TO the effect that he has interests reaching
from Mexico to Canada; that when making
his return Of income for 1863 he had not re-
ceived full accounts from all points; that he
now finds that he has been more successful
than he supposed, his income reaching S40,-
600 instead OF $4,000, as rendered and then
believed correct. And he concludes 81 have
therefore to request you will be pleased 10
render me corrected statement, when will
nave the pleasure of inclosing check for the
amount with the most profound thanks and
gratitude to God that it is my privilege to
contribute even a small amount to nv beloved
country. have cheerfully given my sons to
the service, and my last dime shall be as freely
parted with when needed"
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15
TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. III Ciapp's Block,

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens a
w rsrtiand and vicinity, that he has perman en- =
" located In TINS city. During the eleven months
that ~e have been IN town we have cured some Of
the worst forms OF disease In persons who have
otner forms OF treatment IN vain, and curing pa-
asked do they stay cured. To err this Question
se viii say that all that do not stay Gu, ed We viii
doctor the second time for netting
DIR. ID. has been practical Electrician IL txenfv-
one years, and 10 also regular graduated physci.n
Electricity Is perfectly adapted 70 chronic disease
In the form OF nervous or sick headache; neuraIsi~
In the head, neck extremties; CONSUMPTION y Rsu
IN the acute stages or where the lungs are not alv
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofua hif,
diseases. white sweiings spinal Diseases curvature
OF the SPINE contracted muscles, distorted lirnbs
palsy or paralysis St. Nitas Dance DEAFNESS STAN.
nsring or hesitancy OF speech. dyspepsia indlecs-
9n, constipation and liver complaint piles We care
every case that can be presented; ssthma bronchi-
ts stric'arss Of the chest, and al forns Of fsnAs
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15
Soldiers Home.

At meeting OF the Directors of the Sol
diers' Home, Wednesday afternoon, COM
mittee was appointed to report a plan for the
organization Of SOLDIERS HOME AssocIA-
ToS;" also to report plan for conducting
and sustaining it,
An adjourned meeting viii be held this
tFridayl afternoon, at O'Clock, in the Senate
Chamber, new City Building, to hear and act
upon the report Of the committee.
or the necessity of such an organization
there Is not question; Of the best method OF
conducting it, and the raising Of funds to sus-
tain ii, this meeting is to consider and decide.
All friends OF the project, the clergymen OF
the city particularly, are invited 10 be present,
Per order, LEWIS b. SMITH,
Secretary pro tenn.
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Real Estate at Ancnon.

Valuable Heal Estate at AucuOm.
4 ~ Monday, Jaly 18th, a, o'clock H.. on the
~ premises. large, coabe wooden house Ma.
aud on Peach street, containing eighteen nnish-
ca rooms. large brick ci.tern IN the cellar. max
Ing Two comfortable tenements Lot 5U .eet 4, ont
" about "a feet back. Also n a Lalf Story
nouseon sa ne sirset. adjOiGibg absve, COZ tapanx
hys hnished rooms lot pa feet front by about a
feet deep. sale posiiye-tiile cleaI--terms easy.
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auetioleers
Julyl2-dtd
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

CaraiIy Expedition under Gen. Siocuni-Re-
ported Defeat and Death Of Forrest.
MEMPHIS, July Is.
The steamer Sultana, from Vicksburg, with
adyices of the 9th has arrived.
An expedition left Vicksburg on the 1st
inst. under Gen. Slocum. They destroyed the
railroad bridge across Pearl river on the 9th,
and sent in thirty prisoners.
A cavalry expedition, which left Memphis
on the 4th, had arrived at Vicksburg, and
would reinforce Slocum. This expedition
was previously destined to go up White river.
Another force has been operating out from
Rodney, Miss, scouting the country in that
vicinity. They had been engaged in many
skrmishes, in all of which they were victori-
Gus.
There are no advices from Gen. Smiths ex-
petition. Reports from Grape Vine say he
had fight with aud defeated Forrest, and
that Forrest was killed. The report is not
credited,
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15
CopartnersI,iD NOfice,

Copartnership Notice.
HUE undersigned have this day formed COpart-
Il nership under the name and style of Fling &
Whitemore. and have taken the store formerly oc-
cepisd By Henry Fling. No. 81, Commercial street,
where they intend doing Commission and Whole
sale business in Teas. Tobacco, w. l Goods, Gro
ceries and II DIVISIONS.
HENRY FLING.
STEPHEN WHlrrEM0RE.
Portland July IL, 1854. dtf
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fdrious Items.

NEW YORK. July Ia.
There has been no decision COME to yet as
to the loan from the banks, but it is probable
that the banks will yield to Secretary Fessen-
den's wishes and take the loan of S50,000,000,
payable in instalments upon 100 notes, now a
legal tender.
The steamer Crescent, from New Orleans
Sd, via Washington, where she landed the
135th \. Y. regiment, has arrived, and brings
$50 rebel prisoners from Point Lookout. She
passed 9TH inst, lat. 26 lon. 81, gunboat De
Sofa. with monitor No. 8 in tow, steering
South.
At a convention Of railroad officers to-day
it was agreed to raise the rates of freight 20
per cent.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15

BARSUM's SALooN.-We are glad that Mr.
Barnum has had the enterprise to establish a
saloon in this city where. not only our cti-
zens, but strangers visiting US, can be accom-
modated in style that keeps step with the
progress Of the age and the advancement Of
Portland. Its quite spacious, tastefuly fitted
up, and the tables are all that can reasonably
be required. Better cooking, more accommo-
dating attendance, more neatness and better
fare cannot be found anywhere. We are not
ashamed to have strangers enter this saloon
and partake OF its viands, for we are quite
sure they win be well satisfied and esteem the
place an honor to our city as well as comfort
TO them. A well fed person is generally in
good humor, and viii think fayorabIy of the
place where he gets good dinners and is gem
erously treated. May this saloon continue to
prosper as one of the institutions OF the For
est City.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Few Words about the Portland Healing
Insfifnfp.

THE treatment pursu.d at the above named In.
Il stitute. commenced october 1868 by DIR. hum-
phrey L. Packer OF Cambridge, aud is now no long
er matter of experiment. The Dr., although a
stranger to the citizens of Portland has gradually
but silently won his way to the heartsof the people
without word of commentator from n single per-
son from the Portland Daily Press. 1t was
not from any want of names which might have been
used as references. such the following: r.
A Eaton. Hon Alfred Anthony of Providence, X.
l., A. K. Newton. formerly editor of Spiritual Age,
l.. Monroe, Prof OF Eocution, Boston, but the DR..
very modestly preferred to wait until he could give
the people of Portland some home testimony, teey-
ing that his efforts would be appreciated in due time
Such now appears TO be the hey ond the eNpec-
now doubling whether they had better put them
under the of the DR. and receive the treat
ment pursued at the Institute we, citizens of Port
land. cordially invite all such TO call upon and
learn more fully what we know of the DR.. and the
treatment pursued by him and his wife. |, must
now be remembered that Mrs. 5. b Packer has be-
come permanently associated with the Dr. in the Ia
bors his profession. This lady brings with her
the experience of more than eleven years practice
with disease which afi cted only the female organ
i'm. To her Is committed the care of the Female
Department. Those desiring further information
invited to call the subscribers at the Inst
tute corner of Congress aud Chestnut streets, near
New City Hall.
C. L Cook, IS Paris street.
Mr.. Mrs. FRANCIS II. CHAsR, 33 Brown ST.,
JANE p. McCoLLouGH, e5 Middle street,
l.. s. DANIELS, IL Myrtle street.
Portland, June "a, 1864 luz Sa& w3m
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15

NEW YORK. july IA
Cotton-3c lower; sales 25O bales at So tor mid
ding uplands.
Flonr-heayy and 25s lower: GALES q COO bbls
State 10 C0dll00; Ohio IL 00dl2 Is; Western 10 OF
all 40; southern dull and lower; sales $50 bbs; Ex
ira IL 00al4 90; Canada heavy and lower; sales 60
bills; Extra 10 1922 so.
Wheat-frmsr; sales 30 900 bush. Milwaukee club
2 80: Amber Michigan 2 e0d2 90
Corn-rather more steady; sales $4,000 bushels
mixed Western 6lGl Go.
oats-dull.
Beef-nomnal
Pork-salcs 53OObbls; new mess AZ 00q43 % prime
mess 40 90
Lard-lower, sales 1850 bbls at l9a20lc.
Butter-in fair request at 33G43c.
Whiskey-lower; SAFES 1890 bbls at esq ~.
Rice-dull.
sugar-quiet sales AGO hhds Museovado 2la22lc
80 boxes Havana Doc.
Cofae-dull.
Moasses-dull.
Naval Stores-inactiye.
Petroleum. nominal Y unchanged.
Freight. to Liverpooi-quiet -four Is; grain 4d
wool-ouiet and steady.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15

The steamer Liberty from Havana, 9th, has
arrived. She brings Vera Cruz dates Of the
I'd inst, and City OF Mexico of the 10Th ult.-
There is little news.
The Soeie Dad says Gen. NIGGA, with his
whole army, has given in his adhesion to the
Empire.
The Estatedette Doblado is stated to have
disbanded the remains of his army at Potosi.
and is on his way TO confer with the Emperor.
Other reports say he is at Matamoras, bound
for the United States
The Spanish Consul at Oagaca has been
murdered. The murderers have been SEN
fenced to be executed
Ambassadors had left to notify the Euro
pean Courts OF the safe arrival Of Maximillian
at Mexico
Sickness was rather increasing at Havana
owing TO the heat and rains.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15
From WdshiaJton The Battle near Fort
sfegeHS.

From Hdshin9ton = The Rattle near Fort
Sfereas.
BALTIMORE, July II.
The Washington Chronicle of to-day has an
account OF visit to the place of skirmishing
for the last few days. A fence was thrown
across the road, and occupied as breastwork
by the rebels. Here were the marks of some
hard fighting. Union and rebel muskets.
broken and unbroken, lay piled in a heap on
the road.
Our informant saw squad of Union cav
airy eseorting fifteen rebel captives.
The residence OF DR.. Heath, over mile
from Fort Stevens, was badly shattered by
shell and ball from the fort.
In the field south OF this house are graves
OF rebel dead, and near by are fifteen more
The rest are in the grave on the opposite side
of the road.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15

SALE or REAL EsTATE.-Henry Bailey &
Co, by order of administrator, sold at auction
yesterday part of the homestead of the late
Joshua II. Marean, at Cape Elizabeth. II was
divided into lots OF hall an acre each. Four
were sold to Ezra Scammon for $2l5 each /;
one to same for s225; one to same for sos !;
three to s. L. Carleton, Esq, for $500 each (;
one to Isaiah yickery for $2O5, and one to
Stephen Seaman for S2l0.
The same firm also sold at auction ship
George Turner, of 500 tons, built in lS49
Messrs Lyman & Marrett were the purchasers
at $3.50.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15
Gen. Frankiin's 1ccounf OF his Capture and
Escape.

BALTIMORE, July IA.
Trans are running as usual to Washington
This mornings Washington papers are re-
eeiyed Gen. Franklin says that on Tuesday
night, at O'Clock, he was put into the custo-
dy OF Capt. Owen and two guards at Rester-
town. Expressing himself as sick and weary.
he Immediately laid down and feigned sleep.
His guards were soon fast asleep. too. when
he Jumped the fence near by, and not being
pursued, shot of across several fields in the
direction that he thought would take him TO
the city. After running three quarters OF an
hour he entered a thick wood, where he re-
NAMED the most OF the night and all next
day. He frequently saw the rebel scouts
looking for him. After sunset he yentured
out Lor water and food, concluding that free
dom aud starvation was nearly as bad as being
prisoner. He saw two men carving large
bundles OF hay, who said they had hid their
horses IN the woods to keep them out of the
way of the rebels, and were going to feed
them. lie made himself known and was cor
daily greeted, and was conducted to their
farm house, where he was well received. Be-
ing in neighborhood surrounded by rebel
sympaihizers, and rebel scouts still proving
around watching for him, his whereabouts was
kept secret until his host sent information to
Baltimore. and a carriage went out from the
city and returned with the General.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15
Atlantic & St. Lawrence R. R. Co,

nNHE Stockholders of the Atlantic and st. Law
Il renee Railroad Company hereby notified
that their Annual Meeting viii be held at the old
City Hall in Portland. on Tuesday the ID day of Au-
gust. lo6i, at 10 O'Clock A NJ for the following pur-
poses, viz
Ito make choice of nine Directors for the ensu-
ing year.
2-To consider the subject ofthe Company's mort
gage bonds maturing april LIST, 1866 and TO {, Ike
such action as the Stockholders may determiI to
provide for the same.
II. W. HERSEY, Clerk.
Portlsnd July a. ls64-eodtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15
Municipal Oourt.-July IA.

Michael Connors, for violation of the Lords
day, by keeping his shop open, was fined so
and costs.
The case of MichaelSisk, for keeping hog
sty too near the street, was further continued
until the 10Th instant.
Henry j. Morgan, for larceny, pleaded not
guilty, and waived an examination. In de-
fault of sureties, in the sum of $500, for his
appearance at the July term of the Supreme
Judicial Court, he was committed to Jail.
Messrs. Evans d Putnam appeared for the
State, and n. Webb for the defence.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15

THE undersigned being licensed by the United
Il States, are prepared 10 procure Pensions,
Bounties, Arrears of Paw and Prize Money tor Sol.
diers, Seamen or their heirs. Bills for Board and
Transportation of Recruits Drafted Men collected
All demands against the State or United States at.
tended to. Having an agent both at Washington
and Augusta, and having had large experience, we
care will be faithfully and promptly executed.
We have also agent in New York to attend to the
payment OF Prize money. Advice tree. Approved
Claims oashed. MANLEY SAWYER.
Office s2l Elk ,hange, ST., Fox Block Portland Me.
J. hAELEY. W. g. SAWYER.
Hon. SAM. Cony Governor OF Maine.
Hon. j. l.. Hodsdon. Adjutant Gen of Maine.
Hon. VIM Pitt Fessenden, U. S. Senator.
Hon. Lot n. Morrill,, u S. Senator
june levitt
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15
UNITED STATES
Internal Revenue.
Collectors Notice.


1 NATHANIEL J. MILLER, Collector Of the
First Collection District. ia the stare OF Maine
a. coy give notice TO ali p-r sors cone mel that
nave received tor collection, the THIRD Annual Col.
lection LIST made ana committed to me BY IN. As
SCISSOR the reof In accordaIee with the act of Con.
gress entitle IAN Act TO provid internal revenue
70 support the Government ana % pay interest on
the public de bt," approved July / ls62 and the
am 'ndments thereto; that the several duties,
taxes on Income earriases ano plate, and -en-ee
asses ed enumerated and contained IN said LIST have
become due and payable al d that vii Ia rsrsou or
by Deputy. attend TO collecting and receiving The
Aforesaid duties taxes and lcer as. esst a a
raysele within the county Of Cumberland. in said
District at my once. No = Exchange street, Fort
land. from ths I'D day o. Jais TO Tie SOfh sav Of
Jay, A ID. 1854, both day vs. iRclisire that will In
like man ger. ats nd 10 coliectiI and receiving du-
tbs, taxes and licenses aforesad d, assessed and
payable within the County of York in said Distr CT
a. the following designated times and places. 10
witt at
Saco, at TIE Hotel tspf BY Rt,rxs NJ lord. on Non.
day the 25fA jay, lse4;
Al the Bidd.ford House in Biddeford 7iss Say July
%. SOL;
At ksRRetnRk, at the Rousdm House, U'edassgas
Jaiy ~. 1864:
A. the Ne'cieha~anict House. On South Bsr~set,
Thursday, July d. 1854;
At limerick, at the Hotel Kept Do amos F,lcA Saf.
ardas Jsls 3Ofh, 1854
And further give notice that all persons who
neglect 10 pay the duties tax and lice
ed upon them as AFORESAID, 10 my Detaty,
within the time boYe specified, will be compel I'd
ander the provisions OF See, 10 Of the Act Of Con.
gress afOrs aid. Ito pay ten per cenum additional
up the amount tnereoE'
Persons in the County York. fesirous of so do
ing, can pay their taxes at my Ofnee. No. % Ex-
hange street POI tlssd prior TO the 18th day ofJu.
ey, isSi NATHANIEL J, MILLER.
Portland July :, 1864.
Ey- No other mouey than United States IRE asurv
Noses or Notes OF National b nks, eold and SIT.
yer Coin will be received for Taxes after this date
i'ai'd
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The Hundred Days Hen.

ALBANY. n. Y, July Il.
II is understood here that the hundred days
men called for, do not count upon the quota
of the State, neither will they be exempt from
draft, through 1t is expected the hundred days
will be deducted from their term If drafted
1t does not appear that the militia volunteer
ing are called for any particular field of duty.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15

BLOCKADE RUNNER 0FFIoERs.-D. Mar
shall, captain, J. Anderson, mate, and E. Lace.
steward, of the blockade runner Rouen, cap
tured and taken to Boston, arrived in this city
day or two since, and left for St. John in the
steamer Yesterday afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15
Foreign Emigrant Association
PORTLAND. JUNG Is. 1874.

PORTLAND, June IS, 1854.
Hon. X ID. Ricg President Of the Foreign Emil
grant 1ssoeidf ion ef Maine:
sIg-Ihe undersigned, Directors Of the above
named Association. request you to call Special
Meeting OF the Stockholders at the rreble House in
Portland, on the 10Th day of July next at O'Clock
In the afternoon, for the purpose of revising and
amending the BY Laws, and the transaction OF any
other business that may be properly brought before
them. JONAS IA. PERLEN,
JOHN LYNCH,
n. %. CRAM.
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COpartnerSIniD.

THE undersigned have formed copartnership
Il under the name OF FREEMAN BBoTHERs. and
have leased the store formerly occupied by rwtchell
& Chanplin No. S. Commercial street, where they
propose TO carry on the Flour Tea and Tobacco
business. JAMES FREEMAN,
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Portland, June 9.-dGw
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15

HARPER's MAGAZINE for August contains
the conclusion of "Denis Duval," by Thacke-
ray, the continuation of sour Mutual Friend"
by Dickens, with many other interesting and
readable papers. 1t can be had at Hall l.,
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15
Evacuation Of Jackson, Miss, by Federa,s.

NEW DIRK. July ii.
The Richmond Examiner has the following !:
Meridian, 1h.-The Federals left Jackson,
Miss, yesterday. No private property was
destroy the railroad between jackson and
Canton. Telegram communication with
Jackson is renewed
Jackson, 7H.-The enemy, estimated at
at 1000 strong, occupied this place until p.
NJ, when they evacuated, moving back on the
Canton road. Our forces are on their flank
aud 'front.' There was a severe fight from
daylight until A. NJ, to-day, since which
time all has been quiet.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15
From California

SAN FRANCISCO, July IA.
The steamer ST. Louis has sailed for Pana-
ma, carrying 260 passengers, and 100000 in
treasure for England, and s2SO,000 for New
York. She takes also $4,000 for England
on Government account.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15

MoFFETT AT THE CITY HALL.-The elo-
quent advocate of Temperance, Mr.. John
Mofiett, will address the citizens of Portland,
at the new City Hall, on Sunday evening. He
understands the subject, and cannot fail to in
terest all who attend.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15

THE HORSE RAILRoAD.-We learn that the
track of the road will not be laid through
Exchange street at present. The track from
Munjoy will be continued to connect with the
main track at the Preble House.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15
BOwdOin College,

FJyHE Annual Examination of candidates for ad-
Il mission TO Bowd0n College will take place on
Friday the fifth day of August next, at O'Clock in
the forenoon, in the new Medical Hall; and also on
Thursday, the twenty fifth day Of August hext, In
the same place, and at the same hour.
LEONARD WOODS.
Brunswick July 6, 1854. july 1dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-15

THE HOTEL THIEF.-By reference to our
record of Municipal Court proceedings, it will
be seen that Morgan, the hotel thief, has been
disposed of until the session of the Supreme
Judicial Court on the last Tuesday of this
month.