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The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

NEAR PETERSBURG,
June 2S-ll Z. NJ.
The large body of rebel cavalry that moved
around our left is now at Ream's Station, on
the Petersburg and Weldon railroad.
Gen. Wilson's 81 division of cavalry passed
this place a few days ago en- route for the
Danvilfe and Richmond railroad. The rebels
were too slow in their movements to head him
oil. Gen. Wilson reached the road, destroy
ing many miles of track before he retracted
his steps. He met with no opposition until
he reached the point from which be started.
All the track was composed of strap iron
placed upon wooden supports, and the de-
ruction OF one was the destruction of the
other. As the track was torn up il was placed
upon wooden sleepers and burned until bent
and useless. A locomotive and train of cars
were surprised at one station, and before the
engine could move off all were in the hands
OF our men. The cars We're crowded with
refugees from Petersburg. All the cars with
the locomotive were destroyed. Gen. VIII
son having accomplished his work in a most
successful manner, and destroyed over twenty
miles of railroad, rendering it completely use
less, commenced his return. When his ad-
vanced guard reached Ream's Station the
rebels were discovered in force. They had
beea patiently waiting his return. All the
cavalry that the rebels could muster was
their infantry supports. All night they fought
and during the morning of to-day. Gen.
Wilson could not push his way through the
rebel force, and consequently must fight until
reinforcements reach him. An officer sue
ceeded In reaching Gen. Meade's headquar-
tiers with the intelligence of Wilson's awk-
ward position. The 9th corps being on the
extreme left and nearest the scene of strife
was instantly dispatched there TO divert the
attention of the rebels. A division OF the I'd
corps soon followed, supported by Coils pro-
visional brigade.
1t was thought the rebels in our immediate
front would have opened savagely upon us
when they noticed our movements, but we
were disappointed, their troops having been
moving all the afternoon in the direction of
our rear and left on Burnsides line The
rebels are now using their mortars, and night
ly throwing shell with more accuracy than
usual.
Gems. Grant, Meade and Butler met at Gen.
Burnsde's headquarters to-day. The meet
ing was unofficial and of purely accidental
character.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
From. Gen. Sherfaaa's 1rnsy.

NEW YORK. July l.
The Herald's special Nashville dispatch of
to-day has the following
On the I'D ult Hoods corps in Mcpherson S
front, was Withdrawn. They we've followed
by Schofield's and Rockers corps, compelling
the rebels TO abandon Kenesaw Mountain.
The enemy now hold the high ground near
Mariettr, but not in SO good e position as
Kenesaw.
On the 23d the rebels made an assault on
the left of Scofeld and right of Hooker but
were repulsed with severe slaughter, losing
200 killed. Col. Barthelow of the Tooth H.,
and Major Duffy of the Both Ind, were killed
Ewell is reported to have relieved johnson,
the latter going to Richmond.
A gentleman who left the front on the 9th,
reports heavy firing on Saturday, Sunday and
Monday.
He knows nothing Of the details OF the bat
tie, but says large number OF wounded are
arriving at the rear.
Gen. Harker died Of his wounds on Tues
day.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
The New skirt for 1861.
New and Gle' t Invention in
Hoop skirts

The Duplex Elleptic Tor d)Lb'e) Steel Spring.
j. o. WEST, No. 81 Chambers Street
-. New York, are the owners Of the Patent and
exclusive m .an iaeturers OF this y. ~ Brad sy's
Pdten, Dapter hHipffc steel Spring Slsrfk
This 4nyensn consists OF Duplex Tor tw n liptir
Steel Springs isgeuiousiy aiaed a <hty and IA,
~ together edge 10 e1se, making the che a. ncst
Elastic, Flexible aud Durable Sprinx ever used en-
abhg me wsarer In consequence gifts great e.asti-
elty and sAibleness, 10 pl1e4 and told is when in
~ easily aud with the "a ne convenience a, a
SILK or ACsLfs DgEss IL entirely obsiA,es ana
tisEces the" ~ objection 10 Hoop Skifts viz: the
annoyance u ne we.rey well "a the public ssps-
eiaily IN crowded assemblies. Carrisg . Railroad
Cars, thurch fews, or ia auy cfoweed place, from
the dintcaify " contracting them and Cccupyfug a
smsll space. Ibis entirely removes the dfheglts
whi-e giving the skirt the usual full aud synmetri.
cat fVrm, ana the iighess most siyiih aud grseefu
appearance for the street. opera. promenade 81
house dress. lady having ilyci the pleasure
snd cainfor and great convenience OF wearing oae
Of the DApex Elliptic sDTirg skirts for single esy
will never afterwards wi lipgly dispense with lie
use of IN IN. They also equally desirable ana
great improve zen. over ether kiads OF Skfrts l,r
Misses aud Young Ladits VITO wear short dresses
the siatticity and sxibty OF them prevents whea
coming 10 contact WITH any tiing crosdng be hoop
close p tne person from pushing oIs the oihcr Sid
OF the Hoop or dress; and ain, they are &c much
more lraDle and not likely bend or break or ~
out OF shape. The bottom rods MI The Skirts are
also double steel asa frics tsbis careTe 10 prs.
ysns the covering from wearing OF the r9ds hen
dragging down stairs, Stone steps. Sc sc which
they are constantly subject 10 when Ia use. Al are
rHtds OF the best quality cfcorded Tape and every
pa the skirt u ofthe yery best materials; Ii i.
gul auto "a in eyerY respect % be BY far The bsst
M : ecmior -a9le, and Iassi durable Skitt ever
..ade.
For sale in all variety Of styles and sizssty
FlIZGERALD n uJDSDaN
lunt19 lin l5SMddle - trt a a
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
Religious No ices.

Religious notices oftwenty I've words or less, free
all excess of this amount will be charged ten cents
line eight words constituting a line. This ru e
hereafter win be rigidly adhered to.-tPuB Press.
EY-D Divine service and a sermon may be expected
at St Luke's Church tomorrow evening at u clock
sCF- Rev. William Johnson of Bostt A. will I, each
at the ABB sinian Church tomorrow.
tR- Elder james l.. Prescott W. prea at Blakes
Hall, 1872 Congress street sabbath and Sunday, at
l0l aud O'Clock. The public are invited.
ry-The Washingtonian Society hold meetings
every Sunday evening, at s. OF T. Hall, 1853 Congress
street. at O'Clock. Public inyi. ed.
rY-Rev. Mr.. Thwing of Quincy, will preach at
the Bet el tomorrow afternoon. Sabbaih School
Concert in the evening.
EE-Rev. i. T. Thwing will preach at ST. Law
renee street Church tomorrow morning.
cyst stephen's Church will be open for divine
service tomorrow evening, at u O'Clock
EE-At Mechanics Hall, Conference at l0t A. ID.
Childrens Progressive Lyceum at II 7. III.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
DIsrREssISa AccIDENr.-Yesterday al

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT Yesterday at
ternoon a little daughter of Mr.. A. p Morgan,
between nine and ten years of age, was so
terribly burned that her life is despaired Of
She was amusing herself with FIRE crackers,
aud the servant girl had lighted fluid lamp
for her. Some portion OF her dress, as is sup
posed, caught from the lamp, and in mo-
ment all her clothing was in a blaze. Tho
flames were quenched as soon as possible by
her mother, who had been attracted TO the
spot by the screams of the child. 1t was
found that she was badly burned on the body.
aud back part of the head, the face escaping.
DR.. Clark was soon in attendance. doing all
in his power for the relief OF the little suffer-
er. Mrs. Morgan, in attempting to put out
the fire, was severely burned in her hands.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
Municipal Court, July l.

Margaret McGrath and Anna Rooney, for
larceny of bed clothing, from the Central
House, were sentenced to thirty days, each in
the county Jail.
John Glen, an habitual truant, was sem
fenced to the Reform School, during his mi
nority.
Cornelius Mccain, lad Of about IA years,
was charged with assault and battery on Ma
~ Cody. The evidence did not sustain the
complaint, but rather proved that the affair
was commenced by the woman, and the boy
was discharged.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

HEATH's BANK NoTE DErEcToB is very
different affair from the pamphlets issued
monthly, and called by the same name. IL is
a work which is as good and reliable tor ten
or twenty years hence as for to-day. IL is
meeting with great favor. Mr.. c. b. Brad
bury Of the bank of Mutual Redemption,
Boston, says, "a study Of the rules laid down
by Mr.. Heath will enable any person to be-
come good Judge of money"
The book is finely illustrated with genuine
engravings from the American Bank Note
Co., giving the possessor OF it a perfect
standard by which to test all bills.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
Rctr York Market.

Her York Market.
NEW YORK. Juy1
Cotton-2a3c higher; sales 1900 bales at t2a 60
for middlinp uplands.
Flour sales 81. 00dbbs; State and Western excited
ana 70 q 10 hgher State 10 80 all so; Round Hoop
Ohio ii to(9l2 30; Western 10 b0d1l 30; southern
decidedly higher; sales 2510 bbis at III 25al3 50;
Canada higher; sales 1900 bols at IL 00sg12 Is.
Wheat-exc ted 10a12c hi cher; sales 250 0o0 bush
els including 5000 do No / Milwaukee TO arrive
40a2 81; Chicago Spring 6a2 AS Milwaukee
club 39q2 Al; amber Milwaukee 2470g2 81; VIM
ter Red Western 245d2 SO.
Corn-3d4e better; sales IS 900 bush mixed Wes-
tern new t0dl 50, and 65oll eS for new and old
Oais-tirm; sales Canada at S5a95c.
Beef-very firm; sales 1900 bbls
Pork-unchanged; sales 1915 bbis; new mess "A IS
Gi5 90.
Lard-frmer; sses 100 bbls at l9a20c.
Butter-a shade firm r; Ohio at yJai2c
Whiskey-unsettled and heavy; saies Is % bbls at
/ 67,al 75
Sugar-dull; sales 10 hhds; New Orleans 25c; 23s
boxes Havana &c. and 30 do in bond l3lc.
Coffee-frm.
Molasses-frm: sales by auction 1893 hhds New
Orleans at 65a1 8.
Naval otores-snsettled.
Spirits Turpentine-}5
Petroleum-excited; crude 49nr0c: refined in
bond S5aSIe; refined free 105di OF
Freighfs 10 Liverpool-quiet; grain Al for wheat.
WooI-very firm
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

Books FOR THE YoUNG.-"Progress or the
sequel to Jerry and his Friends" is the title
OF a new work by Alice A. Dodge, and pub
lished by the American Tract Society, Bos-
ton. The young reader will find it full of in
terest, and will gladly welcome it to his libra
ry. 1t is one of those books well calculated to
improve the moral culture OF the mind.
Human Sorrows" translated from the
French by Mary l.. Booth, is another new
publication by the. Tract Society. threats OF
the sorrows Of oppression, mistakes, dejec-
ton, destruction, despair in the soul, noble
sorrows, and death. II is written in style
peculiarly that of the author, the Countess
De Gasparin, and is calculated TO bring COM
fort to the despairing heart. II. Packard, No.
81 Exchange street, has the above for sale.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

WHITE REFUGEES FROM THE SOUTH
Rev. L. Folsom, Hospital Chaplain at Cairo,
ILL.,, is In this city, under the order of the Cen
eral Commanding that post, to present the
wants Of the white refugees from the South,
who are brought there by the United States
Government, and are in great suffering, and
need immediate relief. A Union meeting will
be held at the Second Parish Church, for the
above object, att IL o'clock tomorrow (Sab-
BATH evening, at 7 IL o'clock.
The pastors Of this city are requested to be
present, and invite their congregations.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
Rebes Attack on White Rirer Station.

WASHINGTON, July /.
Rear Admiral Parker has forwarded to the
Navy Department an account of the attack on
White River Station by the 18th Mississippi
rebel regiment. The gunboat Lexington beat
the rebels off. One of the garrison was killed
and four wounded. One negro was killed and
two families of refugees carried of. Two
dead and three wounded rebels fell into our
hands. but most of their killed and wounded
were dragged off the field. No casualties on
board the Lexington
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

PASSING COUNTERFEIT BILL-A wo-
man called at the store of Mr.. Woodside,
corner OF Congress aud Pearl streets yester-
day and requested him to change s. bill.
Being somewhat in a hurry at the time, he
did not particularly notice its character till
the woman had gone, when he discovered it
to be counterfeit. lie took it to the Office of
Mr.. Wood, broker, who told him the same
bill had been presented at his Office few
hours before.
The woman who passed this counterfeit has
been marked and had better call and redeem
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

BoDY FoUND.-A day or two since the
body of female infant was found on Long
Island in this haTbor. 1t had the appearance
Of being recently born and having been
strangled. 1t had no clothing or covering,
except a cloth thrown over the face. Coro-
ner Hall was called to view it; but deemed an
inquest unnecessary after gathering what facts
he could 10 the matter.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

WAsTED.-Some intelligence as to the de-
mise of the late "Charles Merritt of Port
land" whom Geographic dispatch in the eve
ming papers OF Thursday represented as hav-
ing deceased, and left his nephew Major Mer-
rift formerly Engineer in Chief OF the U. S.
gunboat Service, heir to an estate OF two mil
lions and half of dollars. No such per-
son is known in this place.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
Washington Correspondence.

NEW 1UKk, July I.
The Commercials special Washington dis
patch saws Mr.. Fessenden's friends think his
health will not permit him 10 accept the Sec
retaryship. Messrs. Cameron, of Pennsylva-
mia, Spaulding, of New York, and Boutwell,,
of Massachusetts, are spoken of as his sue
cessors.
A Washington dispatch says the military
bill has gone back to the Senate The House
will agree to nothing but Mr.. Smithers' bill,
and it is probable that the Senate will recede.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

TuEATRE.-The benefit Of Mr.. Hambin
takes place this evening, and we hope this
meritorious actor will be greeted by full
house. In addition to the exciting play OF
Peep O'Day, Sprague & Blanchard's Min
strels win perform.
Monday afternoon and evening there will
be performances for the crowd. Tuesday
evening Peep o'Day will be repeated by re-
quest.
There will be performance at Biddeford
Monday evening and we can Commend it to
our friends 10 that city.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

PERsoNAL.-Capt. Stephen NJ. Eaton Of
thl. city, one of the staff of Major General
Banks, arrived home last evening. He came
to Ne. York from New Orleans in the Merri-
mac He states that Lieut.. John w. Dana OF
the 18th Maine, was prisoner in Texas, and
was daily expected in New Orleans, ON his
narnln
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

CHILDgEs's CoScERT.-A concert will be
given by the children on the morning of the
Fourth, at New City Hall, for the benefit of
the Ladies' Christian Commission. 1t will
commence at IL o'clock.
In connection with the concert the ladies
will hold Strawberry Festival in the adjoin-
ing room, where refreshments q various kinds
will be offered. This will be good opportu-
nifty to pass pleasant hour or two in the fore
noon of the Fourth.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
Arrssf Of Mayor Gen. Dir ana Others.

1TFesf 81 Ma3of Con. D3I and Others.
New YORK, July l.
In accordance with Gov Seymours letter
District Attorney Hale has been for several
days taking testimony before Judge Russell,
In regard to the matter Of suppressing the
Journal of Commerce and the World. After
examining witnesses, Judge Russell placed
warrants In the hands of the sheriff, who ar
rested Maj. Gen. Dix, Maj. Barstow, Capt.
Fundy, Maj. Powers, and other officers who
were on guard at the newspaper offices named.
The parties appeared befor Judge Russell with
counsel, and were released on their own re-
cognizance for further examination.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

SABBATH SCHOOL ExHIBTIoS.-The Sab
bath School and Society Of Central Church
will give an exhibition at Mechanics Hall, on
the Fourth OF July, commencing at 3 o'clock
P. M, and continuing through the afternoon
and evening A rich bill Of fare is presented,
and we have no doubt the exercises will be of
the most pleasing and interesting clanacter.-
Refreshments, music, addresses, tableaux, dia-
logues, singing, &C., are contained in the
programme.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

City AFFAIRs.-The Board OF Common
Council met last evening, and it was supposed
the order for the removal OF the Chief Engi-
neer Of the Fire Department, would be acted
upon. But, without transacting any business
the Board adjourned
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

FoB THE ATLANTIC HoUsE-Messrs. +.
A. Libby Il Co. run coach from Oak Hill
depot to the Atlantic House, Scarboro Beach,
upon the arrival of every train. A person
can thus leave the city in the morning train
and return in the evening without any trouble
or Inconvenience
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

STRAWBERRY EXHIBITIoN.-At the Straw
berry Exhibition Of the Horticultural Society,
held at Mechanics Library Room, on Thurs
day evening, the premium for the best single
variety, was awarded to Mrs. c. S. King
This is known as the Austin" variety, and
while the berry is large, has much the flavor
Of the wild strawberry. Mr.. Isaiah Vickery
of Cape Elizabeth, showed splendid plate Of
the Giant de Gand, and was awarded gratu-
ity of 50 therefor.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

Per steamship Arabia, at New York.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. june 18TH
The sales to-day 1000 bales including 600 TO
aud easier but unchanged.
Breadstuffs-quet aud steady.
Provisions-dull and unchanged
Produce-quiet and steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, June IS --Cousols
closed at Seka90 for money.
AMERICAN SECURIrIES.-IllinoisC Central rail-
road 3ba33 dis; Erie Railroad 52a54.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

EARLY CLosING.-M Many of the wholesale
merchants having signed paper to close
their stores at 4 o'clock each Saturday, during
the months Of July, August and September,
the movement will be inaugurated to-day.
1t is to be hoped that all the merchants will
come into this arrangement.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
Valuable Real Estate, hart. Flats, Sc.
For sale.

fs'o o5e the estate ofths late Chatles jordan We
r tad lists cotap istng about ninety thensaid
eet Aatf with r. ntags OF hundlt d Nv enIy-
the con; fOar lo.s tire westerly side of n ,taq
ca stfeot ~ BY 100 each; lot adjoining on lerk
.sset - et fr~nt 81 icet deep; lot on lnk .frfst
p bNyfi store on corner of lalk ana York street
~ = co. rev co tagc heue ~ ioIk street lst
,. w ~ l0t o. ang ON tsie Sc feet rent
~ aa.iA sb0ai fen thoFEaid net. wiin cots
hoese IN fEe ieari two and fal sfoTv ricdefn
eal, house - 10 stree, contxfifg ~ rOOIns cas
sy large ioi: cottage house No. Iyr4 Il eel 4ot
~ by lOi e0ttags b IA No. II Tying street larve
~; The above lrepelty III Be sod o. cssy ttIrss
ana III not prefioIsly disp sei o.. Viii b. soia X
Aueian on tuesday july l2ih, OF IL c'c'oei g. he
FORENOON on the prem SEES For particulars rDuly 10
thesGDscrisefs. CHARLES JORDAN.
,o, GARDNER JORDAN.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

ALL LADIES afflicted with diseases peculi-
the notice found in another column in regard
to Mrs. Parker, headed, "a few words about
the Portland Healing Institute.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

DELEGATES from Buxton to District Con-
yention, Aug. 7h:-Mark II. Dunnell, Charles
L. Weld, Samuel II. Arson, Roscoe G. Nor
ton, Thomas Tarbox.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

ATTENTION SABRE ZoUAyEs.-The mem
bers of the Sabre Zouayes are requested
to meet at their armory at s o'clock, Monday
morning, July 4th, to go to the islands for tar
get practice. Per Order,
f. H. WHITE, Captain.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
Notice,

/ HEREBY give notice that will pay all the le.
Il gal debts of my son. the late Lieut. Col Stephen
hby; and all persons indebted TO the same will
make payment TO me at Lewiston, or to Hon. Josiah
Ii. Drummond at Portland.
SAMUEL BooTHBY.
Lewiston, Me-, June 8, 1854. juyldlw
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
Guardians sale of FsenI Estate.

vCCRsUAAI to iiceIs Sc from the Hen john A.
IL waterman, judge Of Probate for Cumberland
county. hereby give notice that shall offer for
sale az pub!ie suction on Friday. July s. A D. 1884.
al O'Clock f. D. on the premises, one-eight Part in
common and undivided, OF q certain iot 81 lard
with the dwelling house On ETatkisn street Port
and. formerly the properly OF Parker Isley deceas-
ed, ami numbered 81 on said street.
said ore eighth part being Re share of my wards,
James benry Isiey, aud Lydia tiddings Carr Ils-
ley Ia said properly.
Dated at Portland this 18Th day OF May A ID. JeC4
JOHN j. ADAMS, Guardian.
AZ inc same time aud place, the remaining soyen-
siELts q SAID properly viii BE- offered Tor sac. The
hoEse hrs eleven FMS q ToVns Tie lot /, bort AZ
By - ieet.
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auetioneers.
June 29--dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

DEATHS OF SOLDIERS. - The following
deaths occurred at City Point, June 2sth:-
l. Richardson, 18th Me; F. A. Dearborn, 2lst
Me. June 27th-Francis Smith, 1st Me.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
Pdrious Items.

Pari0us Items.
New YORK, July /.
The appointment of Senator Fessenden is
received well in financial circles.
Sterling exchange unsettled and unquota-
BILE.
The Express says it is rumored that Col
lector Barney has resigned.
New YORK, July 2-l2.30.
A violent storm is prevailing south, and the
wires are working badly.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
NOTICE.

WE. the undersigned hayiag sold cur Stock OF
w Coal and Wcop to NJ ssFs. RaRd1i, Me.ilis-
tsr Co., DO cheerfuily recommend thea 70 cur
former customers. Al persons having demands
against requested 20 pr sent q en- TOR seitle.
ment. and all per ons indebted 10 are rsaue.ted
10 masc immediate payment AZ the old stand whore
oi tie undersi gnec NAV be found TOR the present
SAWYER & WHITNEY.
Portland, June .. 1854. ianel3d3w
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

BoQuETs.-Persons wishing boquets either
for the Fourth or any other time, can be fur
nished with splendid ones at Mrs. Frasers,
No, So Pearl street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

SozopoNT.-This is a word that has been staring
body In the face the last two eks ard il Is
at getting into nearly eyerbody's mouth. A most
desirable thing this Sozodont for seeping the teeth
c'ean and the mouth sweet.-Portland Daily Press.
mehl7 1t
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER,
- mo CHEST FNp4vDSP

VI rs. REED invites the attention Of the ladies Of
w Pagasat- 20 hsr new improved skirt srn-
'nrlef ard le ENpsnder, fitting every inrui gtr-
-ectyi 70 eniiitk siQuH.iihe am. the usUsl a. "a
1lhiat ~ al other Braces 40 lacy would b. viii
'ut II iar ,he support ui sktts alone. amer wear z
a. y Is oi gItai sGpfert 20 DE hack ii aho tx-
AUDI The eAcs, rel giteus ihe iureg ard stems Cd
ind VIII RENE cy very bad habit OF s3copiag.
Also Gutifll style OF tust, indispensable III a
las toilet Also. for ladies 50 feiln with rFols p.
US Uieii or bearing down, she has q supporter she
an confidently recommend for this di.tIessiE
7aipt which medicine faist reach: i hasn cual;
1. Tar Superior to the many mechanical sUVrcgtsIa
lsca IN such eases. fitting the for perfectly. II "a
rec irui lads and steel and err ac- no irritation;
gives con- fort and cas-. with snch an amount of srp-
orr sou woad not think /, pc ss!bie 70 Go withtnt
70.
Also he srppoFtefs for Hernia or Rup'urs.
Also. Gcs or meas Braces with Srsp Hdcfs ON tho
sre lFitclpic - latsss.
Ma Read viii take pleasurs IN shewlra tho
itove @ an whO " ~ favor her with 4 call ri hfr
Rooms No a3 Dart0rIa ST. or o. ladies' rts-.isre,s
fde-ird. Orders esn BE- leti with Mi-s >. CHAN.
BoI IN ~. tlaFp's Beck. or with CuARIES
CLAkh. No. II Market quara.
Northumberland
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
For ttae Islands,
Dissolution.
Matrimonial.

A STRANGE young man. who has been long
N time rom the EaS ern States, wishes 10 be in
uoduced TO some young cjlored Lady Of this city.
OBJECT mutual improvement Whosoever writes to
THIS young man, gets twenty dollars re Ward, ia her
answered letter Address
GEO, y. THOMPSON,
U. S. Steamer 6eressee,
Western Gulf Blockadng sqradron,
or Mobile, ala.
june2s Tvs