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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW oRLEANs-Below 18th ships Sebastopol
from New York Elizabeth Hamilton, i'm dol barqu
Z Annie, Chase ON Philadelphia.
FORT ROYAL SEGA An inst brig j VI SAWYER
Bourne, liladelphia: ~ b. sch Carver, Bum
liil. Nor Island; 10th, baique Damon, Crowell
BALTIMoRE-Ar 18th. sch Julia Newell, Cush.
ing. Portland.
Ar 2otn. sch Sarah McDonald. York. Boston.
PdILADELPHIA-sr 18th sch "A W Wellington.
Well. Calais; VIM McCObb Chapman. Baeksport
Ar 2lth, schs Madona Cpombs. I'm Bangor: Pilot
Thompson Newport; EiSira. Johnson. Boston.
Cid 20lh. brig SampsOu. LELAND, New York
Ar2lst brig Leonard Myers. Munday, Orleans
sch 7 Howard. II pkiss IA salvador.
Frontier ijtleHeld. Boston.
sid 2ls, baIque ElmgNood. Ellir gwood. Boston
At Delaware Brcakwater 18th inst, barque Path
finder. from Philadelphia for Boston, schs General
Meade, aud Electric Ligh do or do. J Il Natter.
do for rrOyideree; fantauzzi and Loaus. ia 10
for Bath Consdon DO for fhosAs,on; 1eor-
gis, do for Belfast.
ALS.Nl-sld 2O'h, sch Mary Liza Niekerson,
for Portland.
NEW loRK-Ar Goth. brigs Eleanor. Piummer
Rio Janeiroi ues an Traveller. EreeIhey Neuvitas;
Bfien. tBrl Gibara, Cuba; ) Small Curry
rerth Amboy for HON On; schs Antelope. Nc
Murch. Ma anzas; Jos farmer Hodgdon, IN Ulace
Bay CB: schs A E Willard, tloaa e., Bas gor; Liz.
zis, Clever. RI kls nd; Marietta Smith Ris y Puit.
land or " a hngt N otis, e I'd. Newburypo't.
ar zlst, oaq Harriet Spau aiug Wallace. Cow
Bay Cb; sens HI air Dea4er. Young Ellsworth Gen
Ute, Ge,chell, hockland; Agnes. 5 sp e., bangor E:
Maria Cousins, Rankin, PoTtllnd; Lizzie Gupui.
CID 2 81. smps Oonnectieut, Lucas for Liverpool;
Chattanooga, Hamilton. River Ssgueuay; brig och
Lomo. d, Steele, Glaze Bay CB; Model, Haskeu.
Bangor.
Ar ed ship Lawrence. from Liverpool; barque
SEQ, from New Orb ans.
PRUYlDENCE-S ii 2ist. schs RedOndo, Tate for
New ~; Challenge, Kent kiycr Head
NEwIokT-ln port 2lst, brig NJ a lie rera tBTl
I'm Cardelas for Queenstown; sehs Harmola pe. !.
nett. ST George Tor h ladelpha; Cauoya fin Calais
Tor Bridgeport; Am Esg e. I'm do for New Haven
Nolanf. I'm sworth for New lork; uepIijah i'm
Ba' gor Ter do Gensoy. I'm Gardiner for do; Vim.
tage, I'm Boston for do
At Dutch Island ,liar Dor 10th, brig Geo Washing.
ton. Carr Searspert or Washington.
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 2Uth, biigs SnrC Sweet
land ~seorgetown Tor Boston; Wm Nickes from
Port Even for Boston; W Ritchic Freethv from
New York; Mabe Hall, Hall Lingan CB Tor do.
JAS Horny, Ray. Bangor tol h. i'd eport
Ar 2ls', briss Tempest, Wilson, Ellzahethport for
Boston; Bal ic. firm Cow Bay CD for New YORK
sch Jas Brophy, Thompson, I'm Jcremie for Boston;
Jas Bliss Hatch, Philadelphia Tor d, Judge Zen.
neY, Dean; Rising sun, smith; II Perkins . ano
and Alleghan Jooss. Elizabethport for do; Leban-
nah. Wall, Per Even for do: ucd Fellow Cove
Newark for Pembroke; 8 Lindsa-, Emery, New
York or Portland; ID T. Thompson Rondout Tor
Newburyport; Jenny Lind. Cole. Elizaosthport tor
doi l. liza Frances Boga Boston f'T FORTRESS Mon
re; Ann, Iapley, ard Mary Louisa, Foss. do for
New York; Rnhieon, Pcpdleton, I'm 6oudsboro for
New Haven,
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Letter from Mrs. MaYhew.
CRY PoINT. July 0. /

CRY PoIST, July 0, 1854.
Ny dear Miss F:--Though nearly smo,h.
cred by the dust and heat, and excessively
annoyed by the flies which abound here, Twill
attempt wiring you.
left Washington on the 9th inst In good
health and arrived here on the 9Th, alter
passage of 20 hours, stopping two or three
hours at Fortress Munroe on our way.
Mrs. Sampson returned TO Washington on
Monday, aud Mr.. Hayes left here for the
same place this morniug 10 be gone lew
days.
There are about / $50 soldiers In thi. hospi-
tai, aud 5 or 600 in the Cavalry Hospital
Nearly ali Of these are slightly wounded or
,iek. Among them, OF course. are many
Maine men. great many of them are able
20 come TO our tent for themselves, and for
those who are too sick TO come. We try to
ascer ain their needs and supply them; for
with the generous supply Of nice things you
send, we are able to do so, and for a multi
d oil brave soldiers from other states. |
believe 1t is conceded on sll sides that We are
ooh fSig SetASh ctUtS OISADlL4tlON.
A number OF other states are represented
by similar agencies, but l think the Maine
Camp Hospital Association, better supplied
as to quantity and quality. have sent sup
plies to several of our regiments in the
trenches during the week, and shall continue
to do so a, opportunity oeeun. am hoping
to be able to go myself aud take some, in a
few days. There must be pressing need OF all
We can get TO them. l cannot Imagine how
the poor fellows live burrowei in the earth in
this intoleraple hot weather. can give you
no idea of the dust.
SUsDAY.-To-day the two remaining Div
isions OF the 9th Corps are moving North.
Many of our 5th, 9th, and It'll men have call
ed, among them, Gov. Cony's son.
have just been interrupted to give shirt;
drawers and stockings to one OF our men for
his brother-in-law, who was shot on picket
tais morning. He is having him embalmed
- send home. Another saddened home.
Oh, when will this cease! Let me hear from
you soon. RUTH S. MAYHEM.
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Maine Soldiers in Georgia Prison.
PRISON CAMP, MACON. GA, !
MAY 10Th. 1864. /,

To the Editor Of the Press:
For the information of friends | forward a
list of Maine officers now condned as prison.
ers of war at this place:
Chss Mattocks Major 18th Maine, captured at the
battle of the wilderness, May 6, 1854
Geo Pend e on Master, N, Yarmouth Georgetown,
$ G.. Jan T. 1854
JKD,y, Capt 81 Maine, Water,ile Gettysburg Juy
2 1853.
Nj A Cochran Capt 10th Infantry Ltchheld, Chick
amaugs, Sept 49, 1853.
sam, II piiIsoury, Capt 9Th Maine Biddeford July "a
1868.
wm IL Larrsbee, LIST 1t 9TH Maine, Danrile, Wilder
ness. AZ Is, 1854
Marshall ) smith LIST 1t 18th Maine Liyermora vii.
deruess, May 8. 1864.
l. Bisbee LIST It 10th Maine Canton Mills, Get,ys.
burg july 1868.
II stevens list 1t 9th Maine Acton Willfords Ford
Dec 1853.
Geo Deering, lst 1t 18th Maine, saco, Getty sburg
July 1. 1853
sanl Z Cary 1t 18th Mass Ciorham
Norcross, 1t "a Mass Cavalry, farmugton
Geo Bisbee % 1t 10th Maine, Peru, Gettysburg
Melville wadsworth, % 1t 10th Matte, Pitt.ton
Getty sburg, July l. 1868
James y childs, "a 1t 18th Maine, Furmington, Get
tysburg July 1858.
| 1858.
Nath 1 Robins, % 1t ith Maine, Uaion, Gettysburg
IN whitney, 2dLt2d R Cavalry. Raymond.
! II Anderson, 1t 81 Maine Richmond
VIM Manning Ii "a Mass Cavalry tod'ownl is now
Z held as hostage at Sai shury, NJ.
IA fogz Masters Mat. S n Hath captured on til,
Rappshanuock. in the SATELLITE, Aug 1863 Is now here
These officers are generally in fair health
4 and are patiently waiting an exchange. Sons
of them have waited in vain for nearly tel
months.
! Letters should be addressed with the simple
name and rank, unsoaled, with prisoner o
war one the envelope; also Macon, Ca, b,
flag of truce boat. Truly Yours,
| PRISONER
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Question and Answer.

Z "Does the Press mean to be understood as
asserting that Mr.. Vallandigham, voted a. ainst
the Crittenden resolution P Argus.
Tha Press does mean TO assert most en-
phatlcally, that Mr.. valandigham, though in
his seat at the time, refused to vote for that
portion of Mr.. Crittenden's resolution which
declared shat the present deplorable civil war
''has been forced upon the country by the
adisunionists of the Southern States, In re-
''voit against the constitutional Govern
"ment." a
The Press would further assert that this
declaration was voted for by every Republican
member present, and it found only two Dem
mocrats who had the brazen- faced mpudence
TO vote against 1t, though several had the
meanness to hold their tongues when their
names were called-to decline speaking for
the country at a juncture when it was en-
phstically true that those who were not for the
country were against it.
The Press said, aud now repeats, that 1t !.
not true that the dep,orable civil war was
"waged" by US, or By the Government OF th
United States. The civil war was Gagged b.
the rebels; il was forced upon US, aud W
have been compelled to accept and prosecut'
II to save the national integrity and nstiona
life. This was the view taken by the Senate
where the word "waged" was stricken out ano
the word prosecuted" substituted.
The reference Of the Argus TO ''soft heads
is in decidedly bad taste, and must be genera
ly understood TO be parallel to pot calling
kettle black. Sofl-headedness Is quality NJ
always fully understood By those who band,
he word as an epithet Tue more some edi
ors allude TO such heads in their colums, tn
more viii their readers attention be attracte,
to their own; therefore it is decidedly d
bett.r policy to let such subjects pass stl
sitentio. .spv s
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Withdrawal of Yankee soldiers from Mary
land until that State shall decide, by free
vote, whether she shall remain in the. old
Union or ask admission into the Coniedera-
cy
Consent on the part of the Federal govern
ment to give up to the Confederacy its pro-
portion of the navy as 1t stood at the time of
secession, or to pay for the same.
Yielding up all pretenslons on the part of
the Federal government TO that portion of the
old Territories which lie west OF the Confed-
crate States.
An equitable settlement, on the basis of our
absolute independence and equal rights, of all
accounts of public debt and public lands, and
the advantages accruing from foreign treaties
These provisions, we apprehend. comprise
the minimum of what we must require before
we lay down our arms. That is to say--the
North must yield all, we nothing
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Religious and Ecclesiastical Items

4 leading Baptist clergyman Of Philadel-
shis Is attempting TO Initiate a new order OF
3aptists. He proposes to retain the distin
;uishing doctrines and ordinances Of the de-
domination, but to change their church gov
'rnment to the Episcopal form. In his first
tempt to exercise the rnle Of a bishop,
re has succeeded so far as to split his own
;hufch.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, the Penobscot
Ministerial Association, assisted BY two
'rethren from other Associations, met at the
Chapel of the Theological Seminary in
Bingor, and licensed thirty young men as
candidates for the gospel ministry.
Three persons were baptized in Auburn on
Sunday, by Rev. Mr.. Monlton of the Court.
st. Church.
Thirteen persons were baptized at Sabattis-
vile on Sunday, by the Calyinist and Fres
Baptist clergymen.
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SPE CIAL MOTTO ES.
Editorial Convention.

The Editors and Publishers Of the State Of Maine
are respectfully invited to meet in Convention at
NEG City Hall, in Portland, on Wednesday and
ThHrsday August 10 and lith for purposes of con.
suitation and the organization of State Assoeia-
ton Of Editors and Pub ishsrs.
The Convention will ssemble in the Senate Cham
Der In the New Cit' Building, on Wednesday, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. Ample arrangements will be made
for fully carrying out the business and objects Of the
Convention and for the entertainment and com OFT
OF the members from abroad.
Comasittes q 4rraagemerts-JosephB b. Hail. of
the Courier; E. II. Elwell, ofthe Transcript Brown
fhurStoni y. A. Foster. OF the Press; NJ n. Rich,
OF the Price Current; Chas. A. Lord Of the Chris
tian Mirror; John NJ. Adams. of the Argus: Chas
r Isley. Of thu Advertiser; James s. Staples: Rev.
W. III. Smaller of lions Advocate; Cyrus 5. King;
Charles A. staekpole; F. q Rich, of the Temper.
ance Journal; b. y. Thorneike; Geo. o. Gosse, of
the Argus; L. 7. Weston ofthe Northern Monthly /;
DR. b. Colby Of the Press; I. n. Felch, Of the Cou.
rier; Il. W. Lincoln, OF the Press; c. W Pickard,
Of the Transcript.
Portland Jup 5. 1864.
Papers throughout the State are requested to pub.
lish
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been, and still are heaped upon the poor and
the downtrodden Of earth
No man In England has welded a keener
blade or given more home thrusts at The sris-
tocracy, and feel sure that no man in Eng
land would have been more deeply mourned
by the lovers of civil and religious liberty than
Washington Wilks. The mighty has fallen by
the hand of death, but his noble deeds, his de-
fence of the right, shall live when granite and
marble shall have mouldered to dust.
Let the good people of the North, who are
putting forth all their energy for the main
tainance OF our loved country, teach their
children to love and remember the name OF
Washington Wilks, the friend of freedom.
$. l.. CARLETON.
Portland, July %, 1854.
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DIED.

In Beau FORT NC. june g. of bilious fever. Thos II
Smi b. of Biddeiori. sed -.
AT Beaufort c, July Il. of typhoid fever, Miss
Juna A W heaton, o. Boston agec "a ars
In Maehias June "a. Mrs Jane, wife OF Mr. John
Bowers aged Fl ears
In Columbia Juue I. Mrs Helen B, wife Of Chas
Wi SIN sged 81 years.
In nol j., July "A, Mr. Porter Gilman aged 20 yrs
10 months.
In New sharon. July IA, Melvina. daughter OF
W and Laura Folsom. aged years.
In Augusta July IA. aldeo r only child Of Chas
aud Lizzie aver. aged - moaths.
la Va-saiboro, July Is Mehiisble Taught. aged
20 years months
At hey West. June II. Fredk II Dyer OF Belfast
aged Is years mouths.
gg-The funeral ser ices or the late Jos Musrdgc
will take place this saturday afternoon 1t Ock
st No So Hampshire street.
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NEW BEDFoRD-sld 2l.t. sehs Ida Nav Are,

a., INV BEDFoRD=sld 2lst. sehs Ida May, Arey,
ana RANGES Elle1, Clark, New York.
DVsSION-Ar 2lst, bsrque Hanson Gregory reg.
~ nizaoelhport; schs r. Ionabt Wsss and j
ppu.Kes, Dodge. Elizabetbpo't Boston, Haskell.
no,nas wei VI Fierce, shea. RoBdout; st Lucar,
Dt ~ =; sew York; Aida, York from York
,,N IN Isl, oafque Champ on, Mayo, Glace Bay CB;
for Belfast 10y ~ SOU I<a Jus,
,o a. $780, z-u. oarqne Cushing Ames Pctou: Hy dram.
s,ea 1na"' 1oree; Eandali Cousins and Maj aTef
tenaieso,. iLabethpoiti liar let Rogers, arpen.
ss, p Ii' orsee. slasi convoy. Coos, do /;
noIes,, Jordan. and Baltic. iOoug ass Ellsworth
Dsiaware, Grant; Commodore Clarx; D,Iphin
DaVisi DORIS. Bonsey aud Forester Reuick 40 .
upero' DinsmoTe, MlbTidge; Prest Wash.,9top'
Consry. Naldoooro; crown, Perkins Boofhbav !.
freedom. smith Jonespor Aler.. Monroe Biistol /:
kreeport Farnsworih and Equal, he iIer Ro kisna /.
Ocean Pierce, and Boston. Sea ury I'm Yarmouth !.
horet. Clark, Saco; Martha, Crediiord kennebunk
Nolant Littefield, Wells
I'D barque Jane Ross. tBrl Taylor Glaee Bay /;
bIigs alice Lee. Herring. DO: Mary Lowell hilton,
flctou; sch Magbum Bonum, Rich. Bangor
sALEM-Ar 10Th, schs T. q Wright, uewes Phi'a-
delphla; Rio, Forsyth, Boston.
ARA Z; schs Union, Pukham, and Franklin KEEL
icy, kondout; l. a Nash. DTiskO, Newburg; Olive
Bra CHI higgins. Ellsworth
Philadelphia.
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Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes OF our climate are sources Of
Pulmonary. bronchial. and Automatic Affections
experiences having proved that simple remedie- o.
ten act speedily when taken in the early stages Of the
diease recourse should at once be had 10 'BrorR's
KFoacRtdI Iroches." or Lnzenges, let the Cold
Cough or Irritation of the throat be ever so slight
az by thi' preeauton more serious attack may be
ef.ctusly wsrded off, Public Speakers and Singers
VIII ma them tall for clearing and siren hem
ing the voice Soldiers should have them, as they
can be carried in the pocket and taken as occasion
requires. iupe2sd& win
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GA young married lady, travelling a few
days since from New York to Syracuse, suffering
from consumption, had been laid carefully on
pillow in the cars by her husband while her little
girl remained BY her side At Little Falls she
fell asleep, and the child commenced tanning
her, saying, Mamma is sleeping" passen-
ger, however. noticed the peculiar whiteness Of
her lips, and on looking closely at her, discov-
cred that she was dead
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Boston Stock List.
MARRIED..

Ia this city. July %. by Rev II Moore james y
Tracy and Miss Martha Ellen Edr!dge, both OF Lew
iston.
n Pennington, July 10, Leonard Holley and Miss
Irena Br ckett, o wsteryiile
In Carfnags. July :, Alfred Mitchell and Mis-,
Priscilla NJ Maxwell
iu 7. esquc Ise. July 1, Merchant L Stewart and
Mis- Mary U Dow.
At Fori Fai field. June %, Timothy Crummett
and Miss Carrie Sterling.
In Readheld. june 30. ID L Currier Of Farming.
ton and VI 81 A bic A tliiot.
Ia Hampden June % Hiram W Weber of Her.
moa. and Miss Lueiud, X smith.
la ilampden, June %. Capt Joshua Sherman and
Miss JenIie Phillips.
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"L. F.n A,wood,s Bi,ters, Price 80 cts

TuoRNpIEE, NE, April %, 1853.
Dear Sir:-A lady of my acquaintance was
troubled with severe attacks of sick hes daeh Tor
number OF year, aud coulo find no relief until she
tried L. r. Aticgods Bitters, which effected a per.
Inauent cure.
Ny daughter was troubled with attacks of severe
headache and yomiiins. which have been cured
by these bitters. | have myself been troubled
with dyspepsia which has already been relieved by
this remedy. always keep it on hand a. be 1--WE
it 70 be speedy cure for all deran gements Of the
81 mach aud liver; and f,r fsma'e complaints Wien
arising from debility OF the digestive organs
Yours truly, CHAs WHirxEY
~ CoUnterfettS and base limitations ia SINH
lar bottle and iahel are in the market and sold by
anpriRcipisd dealers
The genuine is siQRei L. y 4tirood, aud also hare
an EXTRA LABEL, on irki'g Prper, cONnferStgaed
u. ~ HAY Druggist, Portland. Ne, sole General
Agent.
Sold by respectable dealers in medicine geiaeraAy
ianyl6eod&w6
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UseDr.LangIeY,s Roof and Herh Ri,,ar.

For Jaundice, Costiveness, Liver Complaint. Hn
mors, Indigestion Dyspepsia, Piles Dizziness Head
ache, Drowsin and ali arising from dis.
oraered stomach, torpid liver, and bad blood. TO
which all persons are subje in sprit and summer
They cleanse the system, regulate the wels, re-
store the appetite, purify the blood and give sound.
ness of mind and strength OF bod to all who use
them. So d by all dealers in Medicine sverywhere,
AZ Is. so and 70 cents per bottle, GEO. q. GOOD
WIN < Co., 81 Hanover Street, Boston, Proprie-
tors ap2dsm
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FIRE IN BosroN.-A destructive fire oc-
CURED In Boston, on Merrimac and Causeway
streets, yesterday morning. 1t took in the
large steam planning mill OF John F. Keating,
and before 1t was extinauished large amount
OF lumber and other property was destroyed.
Last evenings Traveller had full details.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-23
7he CLIFTON House negotiations.

NEW YORK, July %
The Tribune says of the Niagara Falls nego-
tiation, its editor has been engaged only in en-
deavoring to bring face to face The antagonists
In amicable rather than in a beigerent atti-
tude, with the view of an earnest effort fnr
peace, to be prosecuted at Washington. The
movement has no'immedate success.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-23

A ROMANTIC account of the sefinstigated
mission of Col. James F. Jaques of the 73d
Illinois Volunteers, TO Richmond, aud his in
terview with JEFF. Davis. We should Judge
him to be a sort of Northern George n. Sand
ers. We may publish the account in our
next
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pro,np. Collection Of sil,s.

Merchants. Physicians. ~ chanics and all Others
wishing prompt collection of tht ir bills I'M receive
prompt ana personal attention ard sreedy return :
from JACOB FROST,
junction Miid and Free Sta M stairs
~ fost Once address. Box 1876 Port aud, r. o.
DIH1yeT.Hses-T. {. Hersoy, e. w. wocdmau, A. +.
u2Id3Ws
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From Charieston-Serere Fighting on Johns
Island.

NEW York, July p.
The Herald's Hilton Head correspondence
OF the 18th says that severe fighting had taken
place on Johns Island on Thursday. A regi.
ment was sent 20 charge battery, and they
did IL SO furiously that the enemy retired in
confusion, barely getting oil their battery.
On Saturday, the enemy having received
reiniorcements, made an attack. but after ilf.
teen minutes severe fighting were repulsed
Being strengthened again, they Returned and
attempted to carry the position by assault.
when our troops opened at close range with
grape and canister, doing great txecution.-
Ia fifteen minutes they were scattered in all
directions.
Our loss was only S2-theirs 252 The OBJ.
ject Of the expedition was accomplished, and
our forces were withdrawn.
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The Fire at Castfeton, N. Y.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, July %.
The fire at Casteton was first discovered In
the freight hoase OF Barge & Co, and spread
so quickly that it entirely destroyed that
building, large hotel near the depot. four
dwellings and two barns. In the freight
house there was q large quantity of hay and
grain. Loss $4,000; insured for Sle,000.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-23
Col. jacques Errand to Richu,on,

NEW YORK, July %.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
says The errand of Col. Jacques to Richmond is
OF no importance whatever. JEFF Davis plain
~ informed him that no proposition would be
entertained that ignored the independence of
the Coniederacy.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Frfdny ..................,...-- ...Juiy g:
ARRIVED.

rrfan 's....s............ .....--. ...juty SS
ARRIVED.
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood. New York
Steamer Forest City, Liscomb. Boston.
Steamer Lady ang, Roix, Bangor
Ste mer Scotia, kimball Augusta.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester. 81 John
NIB. for Boston.
Brig star Of Hope, NEW, of Bostonl Nickels. Ken.
nebunk.
Sch Reindeer. gBrl stusrt. Maitland Ms.
Sch Jesusha Baker, BaFberics, Boston.
Sch BramHall Kicker Boston.
Sch COM oy Lindsay Ellsworth.
Sch Forest Colson. Millbrdge.
Sch Alert, Wallace. Phipsburg.
CLEARED.
Brig Caledonia. Ijrl Brown, nillsboro NB-master
Sch Texss, Ross, bo,tOn-R q York Son.
sAILED-wind Nw-Seh sea serpent for Bos.
ton, and others.
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Cen. Avert,,,. r,o,. aim ths Hes.,,.

New YORK, July %.
The Tribune's Winchester, Va, dispatch
says Gen. Averil's fight lasted three hours -
Our loss was not over PAS killed and wound
ed. None are missing.
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IMPORTS.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

MAITLAND Ms. Sch Beindeer-i20 tons plaster
to A u hidden.
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a tlgR rH'SG FOR THE TEETH The Fragrant
sOZODONT appears to have taken n prominent
place among the most approved debtrifrices OF the
Say Ii is very popular article for the toilet. high
ly recon- ale nded by all who have used il as b. au-
der aud preserver of the teeth. refreshing the
mouth, sweetening the breath, arresting the pro-
gress teeav. and otherwise benehtting the user
Bosfo. Trdreltor. mch24 dit
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SozoDoNr.-This ia a word that has BEEN staring
ever body in the fee the last two W, eks and il L
at getting into nearly eyerbody's mouth A most
desirable thing this sozodont for seeping the teeth
clean and the mouth sweet.-PortidRd Ddilg Press
mcht7 II
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"Buy Me. and I'll do you Good

land, Me-, Box 1872 VII
jYlId4yA
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SPOKEN.

July z lat %. Ion 70 ~, Unx W Treat. fror. Ri.
umofe for Sagua 80
i, July of Holyhead, ship Maitland fIn Liyerp ,ol
Tor san francisco. wv
July r. LAT IS A.. lon IS o.. sch Sarah Fi,h. from
Portland for Bel asst ~
:, Jny ID. % miles Sw OF Tape Haiterzs brig sarah
COSBY. from Havana for New YORK
~ no dale tby vessel at Calcutta May 3d. ship
Gushing. from London for Rangoon.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-23

For seven years / was Bald now EVERYBODY Is
asking me how my hair become thick Fer Iull
directions send your address inclosing 80 cts.
Box, 443 Worcester, Mass.
July Ii, 1854 ialyI6 DIV.