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Supreme Judicial Court.
DUP1Ol1l0 y y
LAW TERM-wEsTERN DISTRICT.


WEDNEsDAY.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
OXFORD COUNTY.
No. lS-Maria Farnum VS.. Martha II. Bart
lett, Administrative. Submitted on briefs.
d. Hammons. Howard & Cleaves
No. l9-Stephen Farnum, Administrator,
VS.. Charles Z. Virgin. Submitted on briefs.
ID. Hammons. Bolster.
No. 20-Julia b. Merriam VS.. Thos. Cousins.
Submitted on brief by plaintiff, and argued on
part of defendant.
Virgin-Howard. J.C. Woodman.
No. 2l-George w. Bean vs. Joshua Cos
sen. To be argued in writing. Arguments
to be furnished by first day of November next
Whitcomb. Hammons.
: No. 22-Isaac p. Furlong VS.. William c.
Pearce. Submitted on briefs.
Hammons. Sanderson.
No. p 1-2-Mason NJ. Marshall VS.. George
w. Cakes ct ux. Submitted on briefs.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.
No. 27-Joshua Small VS.. Inhabitants of
Danville. Argued by plaintiff Defendants
~ w bS III ktu udls.
Dunn.
No. 2S-Isaac Strickland vs.. Adoniram j.
Bartlett. Defendant to have ninety days to
argue. Plaintiff to reply in sixty days after;
defendant to reply in thirty days after that.
Andrews. Ludden.
No. 29-Daniel Holland VS.. Lewiston Falls
Bank. To be argued In writing
Drummond. Fessenden & Frye.
No. 30-Samuel G. Phillips vs.. Ruth Davis
ct al. Argued.
Knowlton. Record.
No. 3l-Jacob II. Roak vs.. Nahum Morrill,.
To be argued in writing.
Puiciier. Morrill-Record.
No. 32-Mary Howe VS.. John Clancy. Ar
gued. Fessenden & Frye.
IL. &. Goodenow. Record.
No. 3S-John G. Te6bets ct ais. vs.. Israel
X. Estes. To be argued in writing.
Morse-May & May. Luce.
No. 34-Reuben Ingalls VS.. Inhabitants of
Auburn. To be argued in writing.
John Goodenow, Morrill,.
May & May.
NJ. oo-Otfiu W ultlndu VS. L fHtHS hiCll-
ardson ct ais. Submitted On briefs.
Ludden. Washburn & Son.
No. 36-State of Maine vs.. Billings j. Hood
To be argued in writing. Arguments to be
furnished in ten days, or case TO be decided
without.
Ludden. Record.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
No 66-William Brown VS.. Daniel Burn
ham. Dismissed from the docket
Swasey. Shepley & Dana.
No. sl-Jonathan NJ. Heath vs. Joseph Kill
gore. Exceptions overruled. Judgment for
plaintiff.
Deane. S. c. Strout.
No. s2-HaIl Staples vs.. Josiah L. Allen.
Exceptions overruled.
Deane. S. c. Strout.
No. S3-Lemuel Dyer VS.. Ammi c. Chick.
Argued.
Fessenden & Butler. S. c. Sirout.
No. s5-Samuel r. Clements VS.. Freeman
Hatch. To be argued in writing
Waterman. Swasey.
Cumberland county cases viii be taken up
this morning.
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RaIes for the Regulation of Eniistmeats,
BoWnfies, Premiums, &c.
WASHINGTON, July 20.
Provost Marshal General Fry has Just is
sueo the following Instructions aud regula-
lions to be observed by all concerned:
FhliStmentS.-First: Under the Presidents
call Of July 18th, 1864, for i've hundred thou
sand volunteers, men will be enlisted and
mustered in for one, two OF three years, as
they may in each case elect.
Bouhties.-Second The bounty provided
by law is as follows: For recruits, including
representative recruits, white or coored, for
one year, 500; two years, $500; three years,
$500. The first instalments of bpunties will
be paid by the mastering and discussing Off
GERS when the recruit is mustered in, as fol-
lows: To recruit who enlists in the army
for one year, S33 80; to a recruit who enlists
in the army for two years, $1,000; to a recruit
who enlists in the army for three years, 500.
Prenitms.-Third: No premiums whatev-
er for the procuration of recruits will hereaf-
ter be paid by the United States. This. how
ever, will not affect the payment of premiums
due for the procurstion OF recruits previous
to the date OF this order.
Fourth: Neither drafted men nor substi-
tutes furnished either before or after the draft,
are entitled to the bounty from the United
States. The fact as to whether man is re-
cruit entitled to the bounty, or drafted man
or substitute not entitled to il, shall be noted
on the enlistment papers and muster rolls.
tSigned) JAMES b. Fry,
Provost Marshal General.
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NEW foRK. July 20.
Cotton-sales 500 bales at ooel CO for middling
upands
I. Hlour-duli and declining; state 75dl0 IS;
Round Hoop Ohio 10 15Gls 25 Western 75.alp co :
southern quiet sales $50 bbisi Extra 10 75al3 % ;
Canada quiet; sales $40 bbs; Extra 10 5odl2 co.
Whest-dull and 2a3c lower; sales ls9 00U bush ;
Chicago Spring 3See 81; Milwaukee club 2 asa
s.; Rcd Winter Western 67ta2 60.
Corn-la2 % higher sales 500 bush; mixed Wes-
tern l coz %
oa's-irregular sales Canada at e6d9Sc.
Beef-quiet; sales $50 bbls; Country mess l6 0oa1
Pork-lower; sales 556 bbls; new mess Al 5o9
Cut Meat'-Quiet
Butter-State at 87d43c
Wmskey-armfr r.; saies $500 bbls at 49,
sugar-quet; sales 80 hhds Muscovado 2la22c
CO1ee-Gull.
Molasses-dull.
Naval Stores-dull.
Petroleum-dulli sales 800 bbls; crude 54c
Freights to Lyerpool-steady.
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FROM Fortress Monroe

FORTRESS MONROE, July 10
The steamers Parthenia and New Jersey,
from Newbern, arrived to-day, with the 18th
Mass. regiment en- route for home. No news.
Major Gen. Smith arrived this morning
from Baltimore, and lett for the front.
The flag of truce steamer c. w. Thomas.
with Major Milford, Assistant Commissioner
of Exchange, went up the river this morning
with few prisoners.
Conflicting rumors have been in circulation
during the day of attack on our army.
The gunboat Chas. Chamberlain, with Gen.
Butler on board, was fired into by masked
battery of four guns near Wileox's Landing.
No further particulars.
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SIMPLICITY or STYLE. Carlyle, in the
third volume Of his Frederick the Second, gets
of the following-called by contemporary a
wonderfully and fearfully made sentence
Let US try and select, and extricate into
conference and visibility out of these historical
dust heaps, few Of the symptomatic pheno-
mena or physiognomic procedures of Frederic
in his first weeks of bis kingship, by way Of
contribution to some por,raiture of his then
inner man."
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UNITED STATES
Internal Revenue,
Collectors Notice.

II NATHANIEL j. MILLER, Collector Of thu
First Collection District ia the State OF Maine.
hereby give notice to all persons concerned, that
lection List, made and committed 10 me by fhs A..
SCISSOR thereof In sccordanee with the act of Con
gress entitled "An Act to provide Internal revenue
the pubic debt approved july ssa a's sDs ,S On
amendments thereto; that the several duties
taxes ton income. carriages ana plate and licenses
assessed enumeraed and contained in said list ,hay
become due and payable and that VIII In person or
by Deputy, attend to collecting and receiving tha
Aforesaid duties taxes and licenses. assessed and
District. at my Office. No. p Exchange street Forr.
land, from the I'D day OF July 10 tie sofa cug az
yniy. A. d. 1884, both days Inclusive that viii, in
like manner, attend to collecting ard receiving du-
ties. taxes and licenses aforesaid assesseu and
pay able within the County Of York in said District
a. tbs following designated times and places. to
wit; at
Saco, at the Hotel Kept by RpfLs ". Lord. On Non.
day the 25fA Jmfs, ls64;
AZ the Biddeford Hoase IN Biadeford Taes dav ysl,
%, 1854, f 800
Al KsaHebnnk, at the Noasam House, Wedsesdax
Jsig 81. 1854;
Al the NelcieAasaRiek Hoase, ~ South Bsrriek,
TfaTsddy, yuig Is, 1854;
Al Limerick, at the Hotel Kept BY Aaaos FslcA. Sat-
arday July S0th, 1854. -
And further give notice that all persons who
neglect 10 pay the duties, taxts and icensee assess
ed upon them as aforesaid, TO me or my Deputy.
within the time shove specified. VIII be compel cd
under the provisions OF Sec 10 of the Act Of Con-
gress aforesaid 80 pay ten per eentum additional
Persons in the County o. York, eesirous Of 90 do
ing. csn pay their taxes at my Once. No. p Elk.
hange street, Portland prior TO the 18th day Of Ju.
Collector o. The First Collection Disl,ict Of Ne.
Portlaud, July ;, 1854.
EY- No other money than United States Trt asury
NoIes or Notes Of National Banks or Gold and Sit
yer Coin viii he received for Taxes after this date
jy9dtd
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l. o. o. F.-The grand picnic excursion of
the Odd Fellows of this city comes of to-
morrow. The Fair Grounds at Gardiner have
been selected for the occasion, and pleasant
er spot could scarcely be fonnd this side of
sunrise. The train will leave at o'clock
Everybody should go and carry his friends
See advertisement
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A STRAw.-A letter from rebel General,
picked up at Silver Spring, Md, thus speaks
oil affairs in North Carolina
Coy. Vance has not back bone enough, and
were 1t not for the free use of the military
spur IN his sides, the state of North Carolina
Wouia long ago have gone over to the Yam
KEGS by default. l am ashamed to own ii, but
the majority of North Carolinians not in the
army are traitors to our cause"
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Scholarships good in any part OF the United staies
ne rfincpal has had 20 years experience Is always
on the spot and attends TO his busipess and prom.
ises, as during the past u years no pains shall be
spared IN the future. Five hundred references Of
the brsi class business men, with many others Of th
CITY VIII testify 10 the practical utility, capacious.
mesa and completeness of my systems and manner
OF teaching and citizens OF other cities have testified
TO the same. Diplomas will be awarded for thor.
ough courses. Able Assistants secured. Bartlettf
Plan, the founder Of Commercial Colleges strictly
adhered 10 as regards not copying. Certain time
wiz be devoted 10 Commercial Law elucidations.-
Come all who have failed TO be taught 4 business
handwriting and will guarantee to you success
Applications solicited for Accountants. Separate in
siructon given. Students can enter any time Sep.
srate rooms for Ladies' Tuition reasonable Iatri.
cate accounts adjusted. Ladies and Gentlemen that
desire TO take lessons fun, separate course
in either Bookkeeping, Navigator, Commercial
Law, photography, Higher Mathematics, Civil Ell.
gneering, Surveying, Native Business Writing,
Commercial Arithmetic, Correspondence, Caro-
Marking, land teaching from printed copies and
Text Books viii be avoided please call, or address
the Principal r. NJ GROWN
Portland. Oot.z. ls62. Oo29 cod &eowIy
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 10.
The steamer Jno. l.. Stevens mas arrived
from the Northern coast with $4,000 10 gold.
The people of Oregon are forming military
companies 10 protect the roads to the mines
against hostile Indians.
The U. 5. District Court for this city con-
fiscated one sixteenth of the ship W. b. Scran-
ton, which was proved to belong to rebel
oMners.
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NEW REVENUE CUrTER.-The Steam Rev
enue Cutter Mahoning, Capt. Webster, sailed
from New York yesterday morning, for this
port, and will probably arrive here to-day
She is new vessel and, it is said, is finely
furnished and fixed up. A steam cutter is
what has long been needed at this port.
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CAuTIoN.-People, at this dry season, can
not be too cautious about their fires. There
is much more danger now than during the
winter. A lighted cigar may be dropped, a
lighted pipe emptied, an almost exhausted
burning match dropped upon some substance
that will soon ignite and create an extensive
confagration. Ia other cases where fire is
used the greatest caution should be observed
The recent destructive fire in Portsmouth, n
H., was caused by the boiling over of pot Of
oil Again we say. be careful about Yonr Ere.
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PUBLISHERS AND EDITORS CONVENTION
Hon. Charles Holden has consented to deliver
the address of welcome to the Publishers and
Editors who meet in convention in this city
August 10th.
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ADVANCE IN PRIcE.-The publishers OF the
Evening Courier give notice that, in conse-
quence Of the advance in the price OF paper
and other printing materials, they shall, on
and after Monday next, advance the price of
their paper to four cents for single copies, or
fifteen cents a week
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NATION. 70 me chrtstlan Commission

PHILADELPHIA, July 20.
The Christian Commission has been pre-
sented with a cooking wagon for use in the
army of the Potomac
X dispatch from Illinois states that S2l 900
has been raised in Morgan county for the
Christian Commission.
Tbs Pennsylvania Central Railroad Com
pany paid over TO the Christian Commission
to-day 5000 as a donation.
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TALKS on WoMAS's Torres" is the title
of very appropriate work for these hot days,
just issued from the press of Lee d Sheppard,
Boston. 1t is by Jennie June. For sale In
this city By Bailey & Noyes.
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.lrriral Of nornded soIiier..

NEW YORK, July 20.
The steamer Baltic has arrived from Wash
ington, with 700 sick and wounded.
The steamer Atlantic, from Fortress Mon
roe, has also arrived with 5l9 sick and wound
ed men,
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Dissolution.

FINHE copartnersbip heretofore existing between
Il Sweat and Cleayes as Attorneys al Law, IS this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The affairs OF the
late firm will be adjusted by either party.
NJ. Sweat will continue in business at Office No.
II. Middle street Mussey's Row.
Mr. Cleaves at the Office of Howard 4 Cleayes No.
81 Middle street, over Caseo Bank
l.. ID NJ. SWEAT.
NATHAN CLEANES.
Portland July 10th, 1884. iylsd3m
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From the llrn.u d Me Pofomnc.

WASHINGTON, July 20.
Gentlemen OF prominence, who have re-
turned from the army of the Potomac, repre-
sent Gen. Grant TO be as hopeful as ever OF
accomplishing his military purposes.
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DIED OF OLD AGENTS. Patty johnson
a colored womnn, died at the Aims House. in
this city, on Tuesday night last. She was "a
years old, and died apparently from no partic-
ularly disease, but rather of old age.
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ANOTHER New MAP.-H. II. Lloyd & Co.
have just issued two maps Of the United States
into one-showing our country as traitors and
tyrants would have it, and the country as il
must and shall be preserved. Printed on
paper 80 by 40, and neatly colored. Sent post
paid for IS cents. For sale in this city by w.
ID. Robinson, 20 Exchange Street, and A. Rob
inson, No. 81 Exchange Street.
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sehooner pestroued eu Firc.

NEW York. July 20.
The schooner Danville, for Port Royal, with
hay and oats, took fire of the Highlands this
morning and was totally destroyed. Crew
saved by steam tug Gladiator. Uninsured.
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New YORK, July 20.
The 18th Mass. regiment leave for Boston
at O'Clock on the New Haven train.
Gold closed weak at , 81 81 after Board.
The fire on Long Island destroyed 1000
acres OF woods
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Gen. Sherman's Way of Settling Rebel
Minister.

Rev. w. 2. Campbell, Presbyterian cler-
gyman OF Nashville, sometime since addressed
letter to Gen. Sherman. stating that there
was, in Nashville, a large quantity of Conied-
crate money which he could get hold of and
take South to buy cotton, if permitted TO 90
through the lines, asserting that his object was
TO realize handsome profit for the purpose
oil building college at Nashville. General
sherman received and read the letter, and
then threw it aside without answering it, as
ne knew nothing about the author, and sup
posed the motives of the writer we're really
good although his plan was not permissible.
The Reverend gentleman waited for con-
siderable length of time, when he addressed
the General as follows:
NASHVILLE, June 1.
Major General Sherman:
SIR:-l wrote you sometime since relative
to permit to go South and purchase cotton,
with Confederate money, and have received
no answer. presume you thought the col
lege project was not feasible, and therefore
did not give it attention. Now | will make
this proposition; will buy the cotton, and
divide the profits with you.
louis truly, w. l.. CAMPBELL.
General Sherman read the message, and i'm
mediately seized a pen and ink and wrote the
following endorsement on the back:
This is infamous. General Webster will
arrest this man and punish him rs his age and
standing in the community demands"
THE ORDER" continues the correspondent
from whom the foregoing is condensed, "was
transmitted TO General Webster, who, II COD
sideration OF his age-he was sixty-fve-only
ordered him north of the Ohio river. II you
hear of any reverend Copperhead martyr
named Campbell in the North, preaching OF the
tyranny of the military authorities here. you
can expose him."
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MEssRs. ALLAN BROTHERS e. Co. will
please accept our thanks for files of European
papers per steamship Damascus, at Quebec,
from Liverpool.
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GoDEY's Lsdy's Book for August has been
received at the bookstores of Hall L. Davis
and Messrs. Bailey & Noyes, Exchange street.
Ii Is superb number.
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BRIDGToS, \. J.;July 20.
The execution of Ogden and Howard, for
murder. took place to-day in the Jail yard
Both made confessions and appeared penitent.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

Netr Advertisements To-Day.
Proposals for Navy Department.
Probate Notice-Prentiss Loring.
State Of Maine-Ext eutiye Council.
Auction Saie-E. M. Patten.
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3 An itinerant musician was ordered by a
policeman at st. John, n. b., to stop playing
Yankee Doodle in the streets of that city. Many
of the people didn't like to hear it. 1t called up
unpleasant remembrances of '76. Give EN-
''IIaii Columbia
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A vALuABLEl lot of land, situated In westbrook.
"A near the foot Of the street. from the steven
rains road. TO the county road from Bishops 70
Woodford's corner; I'VE n inutss walk to the horse
Railroad, containing about ak acres, thirty.two
RODS on said county road this lot 10 valuable ior
building lots cultiy ation-is mostly covered Win
q handsome maple grove. For terms Apply 10 W ID.
GOODRICH, Stevens Plains.
jyl4d2ws
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3olopoNr.-Thispr preparation for cleansing, beau
tiylng and preserving the teeth, h not warranted to
MAKE new teeth grow in the place of old ones, but
u does accomplish all that ii promises --Zion's
Herald aud Wesleyan Journal, Boston. mchl5 II
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BOWdOtu College.

fNHE Annual Meeting of the President and rrus-
Il tees of Bowdon College will be held at Banister
Hall. in the College Chapel on Tuesday the End day
oil August ne xt, 1t q o'clock In the forenoon.
JOHN ROGERS, Secretary.
Brunswick July 9, 1854. juyIdtd
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AUCTION SALES.
NJ. rArrEN, AUcrIoNEER, L. Exchange 81


w Ill be sold on Wednesday, July Goth. At hall
v,daa past twelve o'clock on the premises. one undi
thre arter Part OF lot OF Land Containing about
naoty' bounded b. Congress, Mountford and Mon
rosd Ttseeis, being on the line Of the Horse Rail.
al W a., US very desirable property will be sold a.
reserve f'S'' "Tnout the least
Ok =, ne above iale adjourned until Monday, July
20 a. =. N. "a the premisss. No posfponement
Jyl4dtd W ING Aueionsef'
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ROwdOtn College.

VyHE Annual Meeting of the 0yerseers of Bow
doia College will be held at their Room in the
College Chanel, on Tuesday. the second day Of Au.
gust next, at O'Clock T. NJ
Brunswick, July 9th 1854. july7dtd
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Valuable Farm for Sale at u
Bargain,

IN West Scarborough. on the Buxton road eight
L miles from Portland, and six miles from Saco.
containing ISIS acres of which 90 acres are wo dand
with two Story house, barn, ana wood shed. viii
be sold low either tor cash ON mortgage or In on
change for real estate in Portland
Apply TO DARIUS Il INGRAHAM,
l0l Middle st, Port and.
July 18th, 1864. julyl6 ed2w
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That they have leased the lower part Of
house No Il Spring street. at a rent of sl50
per year, for Home lor~ Sick and Wounded
Soldiers" having ample room fortwenty cots :;
and they have also procured the services of
Miss Hannah Kiiborn as Matron, at cost Of
SO 80 per week, aud the services of Mr.. Will
liam ii. Pennell as Superintendent. The
Committee, not being able TO determine the
amount of work TO be performed by the Su-
perintendent, or the time he should devote TO
it, have not agreed upon any stated price, but
propose so TO do after trial of one month
from the opening Of the Home.
The Committee are making all necessary
arrangements to have the Home ready for the
reception OF soldiers some time the coming
week. Respectfully submitted,
LEWIS b. SMITH, Chairman.
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Horses, Carriages. d Harnesses
mt Auction

nN Saturday, July 2sd. at IL O'Clock A. NJ an
" Lime street, Horses, Carriages and Hsrnesses
such rs CarryaIs, Top Buggys. Concord Wagon.
Jenny Linds, Express Wagon and Harnesses; SOM
Of each new and second hand,
jyl9ttd HENRY BAILEY & Co. Auet,r.
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PROVOST MARsHALs OFFICE.

FtTsf District State cf Maine
Portland. July 49, 1854.
NOTICES hereby given that any person Enrolled
~ may appear before the Board of Enrolment and
claim to have his name stricken off the list If he can
show to lhc satisfaction of the Board that he IL NOT
properly enrolled on account OF
lst-Alienage.
2d-Non Residence.
Blower Age.
ith-rerma lent Physical DISABILITY, of such degree
as to render he person not oper subject for en-
roiment under the laws and regulations.
That the examination ref rred to above NAV not
Interfere with the daily routine OF Office business
the hours for exam nation will be from 10 A NJ TO
II NJ. and from tod P. NJ.
CHARLES II. DOUGHTY,
Capt and Provost Marshal.
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Real Estate for Sale "a Hon...

Saac.---o n ouSeSs
a rnonc Auction on Thursday July 2ssh. at I.
nI,s,a eoes d. unless previously disposed Of AZ
1ns story He use on Smith street. le by a. with
Lot 81 by 80. u SUN wafer.
One 2story House on Lincoln street "a nv Az I'm.
year oid-il hnished rooms; ienty OF fard ana
soIt water. Lot 40 b. 100. Rents for $40
Une ~ story cottage House on FrankIin s.res,
with finished rooms; brick cisterD sc Lot 30 by
:, Two Of the above houses being mase vscant for
the purpose OF making sale Of the same immsst.ss
possession will be given.
Also. eight house Lots situated on Oxford. lin.
coin, smith and Cumberland Sts
Enquire OF MOSES GOUID
$3.50 "A Middle Street, Up Stair