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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Demarara 26th ult, barque Delaware. steed.
Baltimore
At do 50 inst, brig Smith. for Bangor, to load
lumber for Enrope.
At do 10Th ips., barque winthrop, Moulton. from
New York.
At St Thomas LIST inst ba-que Carniola, Hopkins,
from Dem rsra ar June 20, disg.
=, AZ Aux Cages 9Th nit, brig lroubabour. for New
At Mragoane 9th inst, brig Almore. Cook. for n
York days.
Al Cisninegos Sd inst. barque Hunter York. for
New YORK days; brig Il Hasseil, Hassell, for
do in DAYS.
At Remedies 18th inst, brigs Speedway. Ather.
ton. Tor Portland. ldg; Selma. Gibbs. for Boston.
Ar at Lingan CT LIST inst. sch Mabel Hall, Hall,
81 George land cid 4th for New YORK;; A Wood.
house, Thomas. Roskiand land cid 4th for York;
Mountain Eagle, Owen. aud Frsnconia Holt New
York; Dearborn. Herr man. Boston.
Cid 2Sth. barque G w Dodge. Jarvis. NYork
Ar at Pictou 12th lest. sch o ssupa johnson, Bos.
ton; 18th, brig Stockton. HIGH. orn. New York.
Cid l4th, barques Orchilla Hsvener, Boston; 18th
Transit. Gregory. do; Harvest Moon, Lancaster do
18th, brig Harp, Arey New York.
fPer steamship Scotia at New York;
Az at Liverpool 18th inst, North American lsl fin
ca az liverpool l4th. Victoria. Champion. New
York.
Ent out at Newcastle 18th. Normandy. Cameron
Ar at Yokohama, April 80. Ida d Rogers, More
Ar at otagoYz May II, Seth sprsgue, Tyson, I'm
Ar at Newcastle Nsw May slh. Adelaide Bel.
Barnes. Auckland. 3afi
Sid Nav 3, Trieste. sewaIl, San francisco
Ar at Melbourne May % sooloo. Hutchinson. I'm
Boston; Australia, Thomas do: Georgiana Nobe-
man, New York; j aneis liillyard. Loyett do.
Sid April 20 Venus, smith, Callao.
Ar at Hong Kong MAJ 81. Madeira Paine Boston.
Sid May Is Malay, Hutchinson, San Francisco ;
2Oth. Buena Vista. Ayres. do.
Sic MAY h. Clara Morse, Lawrence, san Fran
cisco.
SID FIN Rangoon MAY 10, Alfred Lemont, Pease.
Liverpool; 2ist. Assyria. pelano, Queenstown or
Falmouth; Annie Sise. Shields. Liverpool; Roamer
Williams. do; 25th. Oxford, Holbrook, Queenstown
or Falmouth
In port May 2s, Augusta Norwood. Higgins; Hor-
tensia, Over: shamrock, 6ihey; g NJ Davis. Hoop
man; Wilbur Fisk fouslard Midnight. Brock
Transit, Whitmore, and Odessa, Nckies, for Great
Britain
A. B ssisn May 81. Jasephus, Paine; Smith,
smith: fericles. Snow, and Pissataqua. Thompson,
for Europe.
SID frn Penang June 5. Ceylon, Sampson. Boston.
Sid fm Singapore May %. Magnet King, Boston
June 4 Gertrude. Whitman, New York
Passed Straits Of Sunda May 10. Dauie Drsper
/ Hayeuer. Boston for Hong Kong; "a h. Alexander
| Putnam Singapore for Boston: 25th Dennis Hor-
7 ton. MENU len, New York for Shanghse.
Ar at Akyab May 81. II Sou e. sinuet, Buenos
/ Ayrts land sailed 30th Tor Sngaporel
/ Sid i'm Alden june %. Samosei. Cobb. Amherst.
4 Ar at Basscin May IA. Jas Holmes Crosby, Akyah
L Sid. Com Dupont, Clifford Europe.
I Ar at Melbourne April Is, General Butler, Gotten.
4 burg.
/ Ar at Calcutta June 2. Susan Kinks, Atwood, fin
/ Boston; 9Th. Coringa. Bogart. Boston.
Sid Sth, Curven. Chase, Muscst.
/ S d I'm Pernambuco June 10, Rocket Freeman,
/ (frOm Boston.l far Rstavis.
Sid i'm Leghorn l0.h inst, Mary Richards for Bos-
: ton.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANcIsoo-Ar 18th. ship Sunrise, Luce
New York.
NEW ORLEANS Below l0h ship Autosrat, I'm
Bos
CID 10th, ships Ola Dominion, Sampson. Boston
Washington, Norton. do.
GEoRG brig Forest State, Her.
riman. Boston: sehs " lillian Gregory CottIeu do
Hattie Annah, circuit Bangor.
BALiIMoRE.Ar 25th, brig Albeit Lawrence,
Cid 10Th. brig rrindelen, Laury, Kitiery, Ne; sch
f. ed Warren, Coombs Bath
ar 25th sch l. W Pierce Loring Portland
Below, barque Damon, from Port Roy 81 SC.
Sid 18th, barque Telnplar, for Monteydeo.
PHILADELPHIA Ar 22d brig II Sawyer,
c d 23d, bsrqae barry Rooth, CHM. Aspinwall;
sch A ConaDt Norton. Boston
Ar 2oth, schs Mary Farrow and Gov Burton, from
Bostons liza Williams. Roxbury. sslese
Ar 18th, barques h Cochin ne. Pendleton Glen.
iuegos; Ada Carter. kenney, from Key West; brigs
Fannie. Lnnt. Newbnryporti Jos Baker, Nickerson,
Fortress Monroe; schs Sawyer damage, I'm Maia.
mofas; Z Il Rogers, Langley. Newburypori; Al.
quizer, Watts. WinteTport; Willard, iarsons
Portland; L II Dyer, Rich, Boston; Hardscrabbe.
..regory. New York; Georgie Deering, Pinkham.
New Haven
ia 25th. brigs Flora. Mayo Boston: Chss Miller.
Brewer, Hampton Roads; Mary Mariner, Mari.
At Bombay Hook Goth, ba.ques Ell.ngu God, for
Boston, Glenwood, for New York
NEW l0Rk-Ar 25th. barQue Almon r. Sanford
Sagua; brigs Sarah Crosby Crosby Havana; Prir &c
of Wales Ames. Matanzas; FanLie. hubbard. Glen
faegos; Dillingham;, Harrington. Remedies
slhs hatgscahSort i+hEAA Nbi ousau LAY lOrs LORD,
Bangor.
Ar Gath, barques Traveller. Randall. Santos; Ca
zelle Black, Martinique; trig Is Nash lacey
lara; John Sherwood, Smith, Cay Francis; sch
Henrietta. Bath
Cid 26th, ships David Hoadley Hadley Liverp vol I:
Thorn on. Wells, do; barques Il Reseseit Hsrti-
man, Cardenss; Rosamond Pickett, Cow Bay CIR
hrigs Baron de Castine johnson, Neuyitas; John
stevens Closson, do; sch LeIok, W Aitmore, Phila-
delphia
by tell AT 27th. ship Uncle Joe. New Orleans; ;
barque Ocean Home, Neuyitas; brig } Il Kennedy,
Cardenas
BRlSrOI-Ar 18th. sch Ceres. from Calais.
PRoVlDENCE-Ar 10Th, brig ebster Kelley,
Brown Georgetown DC
NhWPORT-Ar 25tb. barQue Ephraim William,
Sleeper, Rocklsnd for Washington schs oduskia,
smith, Philade phia tor Bath; Commerce, Mullen.
Rondeut for saco; Ceyon. sylvester. Elizneetnport
for weymouth; Pierce. Stone. Bangor ior rorE;
u u titis. Mills and Geo Prescott, MINIS Ninai-
haven for do; Sutans, Fletcher. hGehias 10, do;
Geo W snow, Haskell. and Alexander uupuil, tal Is
for do BAY State yerriil. Rockland for do; Casta.
Amesbvry Pictou for Wsreham; Elizabeth, circuit.
and Gen banks Ryder. fun Bangor for Washington;
Challenge Tapley do for PHI ladeiphia; Arcturus.
Higgins do Tor Jersey City; Maria Lunt Boynton;
RAM Breed Patterson, and Laura May, LORD. d. for
Norwich; Clara Norton, Mc6ee. FIN do for Dghton
i q sIebbus Dreamer. do for New London; VIM
Stevens. Elweli. do for Newport; Z Patten Dean
do for New Haven; Ariel, rreworgy, and valhala,
Lord, Calais for do,
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Tue MAINE SIXTH. We have prepared q
very minute history of this gallant regiment,
from its organization till It's return, with an
account of the engagements in which it has
participated, which We think will be interest
ing, not only 10 the members and friends OF
the regiment, but to the reader generally.
We inlended',o give It tomorrow morning,
but owing to It's length we shall be obliged TO
defer its publication till Saturday morning,
when 1t will appear on the first page.
At the present high prices Of paper We shall
print but few extra copies, so those wanting
must speak by Friday noon.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28
Editorial Convention.

The Editors and Publishers of the State of Maine
are respectfully inyi ed 70 meet in Convention at
Reir City Hui, in Portland, on Wednesday ond
Thursday. August 10 ard 18th. purposes of con-
suitation aud the organzation of State Asseeia-
tion OF Editors and Pub ishers.
The Convention will semble in the Senate Cham
Der in the New Cit Building. on Wednesday, at 10
+. O'Clock A. III. Ample arrangements will be made
tor fully carrying cut the business and objects the
Convention and for the entertainment and com ort
of the members from abroad. o
& Committee Of drrdr9emehts-JosephB Is. Hail. OF
the Courier; E. H. Elweli, of the transcript; Brown
rhurron; n A Foster, Of the Press; N. Rich.
of the Price Current; Chas. A. Lord of the Chris
tian Mirror; John NJ. Adams of the Argus: Chas
r. Ilsley. of this Advertiser; James s. Staples; Rev
". a. Smaller, of lions Advocate; Cyrus S. King;
Charles A. stackpole; r. G Rich. of the Temper
ance Journal; B. F. Thorndike; Geo O. Gosso. of
the Argus; i =. Weston ofthe Northern Monthly /:
DR.. b. Colby. Of the Press l. n Fe,ch. Of the cou-
rier; K, vs. Lincoln, of the Press; c. W. Piekard,
of the Transcript.
Portland Ju o, 1864.
Papers throughout the State are requested TO pub.
aAIa
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DIED.

At Dayid's Island Hospital, Y, July 81. Kendell
I smith. aged % years-son o. Taom,s Smith, of
Wiudham and m mher of Co r, lat Bic Cavalry.
IN Yarmouth. July p, Mr. Lyman W Walker. aged
81 YEAR month";.
In westport, July Is Judith Dunton, aged 70 yrs
10 months.
In Buxton, July Is. of chronic diarrhea, Chas II
Dean. of Co. u. 9Th Ne Reg. aged % years. Mr. ID
had been in all the battles OF the gal 9Th. till the
late engagements and was brave and faithful ,ol.
der His deaih was grea IL lamented and his fun
eral was largely attended By those who love the
brave soldiers OF the Union.l
In Bangor. July %, Mrs Hannah libby. reet of
the late David Libby hsq, aged 20 yesrs months.
In Anson. july Is. Mallie Loring, child of b \ &
S l. Tozi aged about , yea $.
In kittery, July %. OF yellow fever, Mr. Saml Ii
Remick aged 70 years: 81. G Prescott. ESQ. Mas.
ter Macbi ist at the Navy Yard az IS years; 28d.
Dea Alexander Graves, aged 4S years
In Washington. ID c. July 10, Hon Cyrus Moore,
formerly OF this State-tor several years a member
Of the Legislature, and in 1929 member of Gov
Fairiield's Council.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28

A COOP REToRr.-The New York Journal
monplace that "the rebellion son its last legs,
asks peesishly how many legs the rebellion
has got. The Chicago Tribune answers:
"Therei is aleg in Ohio called Vallandigham
one Ia Chicago called the Times, two in New
York, the journal of Commerce and World,
and one in Cincinnati. the Enquirer, besides
two very lame legs at Richmond and Atlanta.
The Northern legs are the most serviceable-
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28
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"Buy Me. and I'll DO you Good"
eDr.LangIey,s Root and Herb Bitters

For Jaundice, COstiveness. Liver Complaint, HUI
mora, Indigestion, Dyspepsis, Piles Dizziness Head
ache, Drowsn IS. and ali seases arising from dis
oroered stomach. torpid liver, and bad blood, to
which all persons are subie in spri and summer.
They cleanse the system, regulate the wells, re-
store the appetite purify the blood, aud give sound
ness of mind and strength OF bod TO all who use
them. So d by all dealers in Medicine every where
at Is, so and IS cents per bottle. GEO. c. GOOD.
WIN Co., 81 Hanover Street, Boston, Proprie.
tors ano da,n
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28
NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Wednesday. ..................,.,, Jul, CT.

duesday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. JuIy-2T.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal. Prince Boston.
Steamer Lady Lang koix. Bangor.
Steamer Scotia. kInball Augusta.
BaIque Ionic. Hutchinson, Cardenas.
Barque Willard. Mitch II Boston,
Br Ortoian. doodlng. Matanzas 18th inst
Sch Albert Dexter. French, South Amboy.
Sch Red Rover, West. Eiizabe hpoft
Sch Ida, Blake. Philadelphia.
Sch ) Partridge Pray. New York
Sch Fame Eldridge Ellsworth.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Willetts. New York-Emery
FOX.
Sch Arkankansas, Thorndike. Boston-master.
LAuSCHRD-At Phipsburg. I'D, from the ward
of V MInvt. superior brig OF about 500 tons
owned by the builder. and others
At Bangor, 18th, from the yard of Messrs Crosby
Son, due sea of 200 tons. called the ellen Per-
kins. she is owned by toe builders, Thurston /
Crosby, "A Emery, Newell Blake and Can't Marx
Perkins, who i. 10 command her
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28
Fifth Congressional District.

At the Union Convention held at Ellsworth
yesterday, Hon. Frederick A. Pike of Calais,
was re-nomInsted for Congress. On the first
ballot PA votes were thrown, of which Mr..
Pike received li6; Eugene Hale of Ellsworth,
IA; Barnabas II. Roberts Of Stockton, 10;
Aaron P. Emerson of orland, 5.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28
Boston Stock List.
MARRIED.

In Gorham. July q, by Rev John Adams. ID. D.
Rev Edward s Dwight, of Hadley, Mass, and Miss
Elizabeth Macgregor, daughter of the officiating
clergyman.
In Bangor, July "a, Henry Q Norton and Miss
Laurel keene.
la Lincoln. July II, Daniel W Ineersoll and Miss
Sophia Fish.
ME Z Busg ell.
In Hampton. July !. ThOs Gibbes and Miss Eta
Lyshon.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28
PROMPT Collection of Rt,,s,

Merchants. Physicians, Mechanics and all others
wishing prompt collection of their bills will receive
prompt aud personal attention and speedy returns
irem JACOB FROST,
Junction MIDI and Free sta up stairs.
e. Post once address, Box 1875. Port and 4. o.
:, t,JereRces-T. q. Bersey, q. ". Woodmsn, A. +.
Dole.
fx2Id3wk
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Certificate from the gss filter of The Mills ETC. at
= lowell. Mas u

LOWELL. Mass, July II. 1861
Msssrs. HH 6oodeh:-En exp hence of many
years IN the gas fitting business has often suggested
to me the great value of an improvement sincerely
the s-ure 81 gas might be regu aed at the poia.
OF consumption. Mag and frGitle ATTEMPTS have
flo time 10 time Teen asde TO place regslatos at
the meter Experience has shown that all such a
tenpis have proved failures / have also seea and
used in my bn mess Ieafy all the so cal go improve
msnts n burners, wher, la that which Bcu have &C.
comptshed las been attempted. but always failed.
Aftsr casefii exam nation and theron Oh test of
yourGa kegaia'on~-wbich are attached immedi-
aely under each burntr part of the gas fxture-
am fahy oonyine d that our imp rovemeut /, de-
cfen snc ess. the lighti improved in brightness snd
mi siliumnatn power. VIII o the sxpei ed 10
the consumer is full 81 por cent. The combustion is
perfect. fence the Improvement mus be sdOp ed as
mat er of economy as well as the luxury OF q good
and tesdv light. l eheeriully recommend IL to the
trade aud % all C nsnmers of gas
Yours, ec.. n. X. BARKER
Jy2s diff Gas Fitef, s Central Street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28
A Rare Chance.

Wanted an enterprising business man 10 take the
entree ntrol Of nercsntile busine to be located
in Portland. Capital necessary ffom $500 to $500.
This opporp ity on investigation will prove highly
sat siiotory. Address l.. n. L.,
j. 2S diff Portland Z o
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

NOTICE Is hereby given that State County aud
~ City fake. for tue year ls52 were on the ssth
day OF July 63 legally assessed by the Assessors 81
the City of Portland. on the following described
Real Estate situated in said city, belong ng to pro-
pretors resident therein, in the hefeia respec
lively set against parcel parcels OF said Real
Estate; aud Tax Lists wifh warrant for the col
lection of the same on said twenty eighth day of
July, 1853 were duly issHed aud deli cred by said
Assessors TO HENRY L LORD, irtasurer ard Col.
lector of Faxes OF said CRY for the year aforesaid
and nine months have elapsed from the date Of said
ssessnent and The taxes hereinafter named remain
unpaid.
Value, Tax due.
Temple street, So 40; brick store
and and 81 % Market Square,
, sh.oco, 2s2oO 24s IS bal
Cedar street, 100 ass
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28
"a Slight Cold, Coughs.

Few are aware o. the importance o. checling ,
Coush "sLIGHT COLI" in lis first sag: tina
which in the beginning would yield to q mild RENE
dv. IF neglected, Sou attacks the lung. 'Bro,cnl
BroRchiI 1roches'' give sure and almost imme
ditte relief. Va it0rg Officers and Soldiers sbonl,
hare them, they can De carried in The pocket a.
f4ksn as occasion requires. aug2 dAwlm
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28
sP cCIAL NOTICES.
One Exclusive Agent Wanted

One Exclusive Agent Wanted
FOR TAE
CITY OF DRTLAND
And for other gas district. in the State of Maine
to sell
BRoCKSIEPER,S PATENT
Self-Acting Gas Regulator /!
80 percent saved TO the .umer. % 600 sold since
January last.
NO PATENTS, BUr THE GOODS ONLY, are
for sale.
This IL not a REGULATOR 70 60 on the Meter,
bu6 can be fixed under every
Burner in use.
THE ARTICLE RETAILS AT 80 GENTS.
Enterphsing business men can learn full particu.
lars and see Thorough test OF he article by calling
at
I6I MIDDLE STREET, Up Stairs.
HULL & GoODELL,
Sole General Agents Tor the Broekseper Gas Regu.
lator Mannfsc ufing Co.
Below W. give certificates of the high estimation
Of the Regulator In other places where IL is now in
use;
DOVER, July IS 1854
MessrS. Hall & GoodeH.-The Directors OF The
Dove Gas Light COMPANY, after a N 4 AM u CROUCH
examina ion and of Brocks q er al Re suls-
tor have ordered me TO purchase b nartd
dollars worth Of the same. which | have this IA
done. aud haY $50 recei ed for said company the
exclusive agency for siu goods in and for the city
Dover. You 'ray
r~s jonas ID. TOWNSEND,
t sup. Dover Gas 1t. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28

ACCIDENT Yesterday afternoon. Charles
Brown, IN the employ OF Geo. NJ. Patten &
Co. wss ,hrown from wagon In which he was
riding. by the horse running away, and serious
ly injured. Both legs were broken. and
shoulder dislecated. Bath Times, 2eth.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28
SPOKEN.

July s. lat d os. Ion IS 81. sch Albert West from
Newburyport for Ma aguez.
july IA, lat 2s I2 lou 80, bsrque Walker, %
days from Phi ad lphia for New Orleans
July is. lat 81 73 ion II a5, brig Clary, from
Portland for Maianzas tnot as be ore.l
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28
sPE CIAL NOTICES.
THOMAS G. LoRING, DRUGGIsT,

PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner of Exchange & FederaIsr.,
A perfect ut guaranteed. The poor literally con.
3idered r,bas dtF
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28
FOR GOVERNOR, a
8 AMU Ell CON Y
OF AUGUSTA.


LIST Dist.-JOHN LYNCH, of Portland.
81 Dixtrict-SIDNEY PERHAM, OF Paris.
hth District-FREUERICK A. PIKE.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28
IMPORTS.

CARDENAs. Barque Tonic-42s hhds moiasses.
AZ tres do. IS bbls do TO Thos AscIcio Co: bbls
do, Dbl sugar. TO master.
MATANZAS brig 0rtolan - 4a3 hhds moas-
ses. so tres do, 81 bbls 90. doz jelies. 10 Geo
Hunt: 2 bbls moasses TO John Woodbury.; bale
cotiun. picked up at sea.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28

nozoDoET.-Ihis preparation for clear sing beau.
tiog and lug the teeth u not warranted to
il does accomplish ell that it promises -Zion's
Herald and Wesleyan Journal. Boston mchl5 1t
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28
PASSENGERS.

In ba-que Geo Hunt. from Matanzas VIM +
Chadwick F b Pike. Robt + Keith g o. Brien.
In barque Ionic, from Cardenas-Heury Chenery,
Manuel GONZALES.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28

Bay Your Stationery Packages
At Dresser's, 90 EXCHANGE street,
- per dozen, or Is cents eccA.
~ Agentswan,si, address L. DRESSER, Port
land. Ne, Box 1S2
jylld4Ws
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28

First District-Two thousand four hundred
and seventy-two; Second District-Two
thousand and seventy-three: Third District
Two thousand four hundred and seventy
FIVE; Fourth District-Two thousand one
hundred aud seventy-three; Fifth District
Two Thousand four hundred and ninety-sev-
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28

For seven years / was Bald now Everybody i.
asking me how my hair become SO thick. For Iul
directions send your address inelosiBg so cts.
Box, 443 Worcester, Mass.
July Is. 1884. iuly I6 DIV.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28

DISTRICT QUoTAs.-The quotas for each
Congressional district under the last call of
the President are a. follows.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28

400 SO
700 zoos
200 sAGs
10000 144e0
1850 2lSo
900 %
2,lO0 32
1890 %
1900 Is ~
1900 q 90
200 10 os
1900 ls2
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-28

200 34Es
1000 144eO
1850 2lSo
900 1895
2.iOO 3A
1880 1923
1900 Is ~
1900 q 90
200 10 os
1900 lsn
1890 $40 @
$500 s4T2
$500 Is %
400 ass
200 ass
1000 % so
coo sil bal
400 SIC
200 asa
100 ass
l4.4Oo Di 90
$500 Is "a
100 2s 90
1000 i,@
6.rOo 1870
$500 70 20
1900 IL a bal
800 4sa
80 4s2
600 SEA
1000 400
800 4sa
leo Ia
200 ass
500 70
40 asa
200 ass
a.SOO 80 90
1,2co H2s
200 asa
2.2o 81 IS
a,sOo ssA
1870 ras
1850 Da
|, ID
1850 50 40
700 10 Os
500 7D
800 Il 90
a,sOO l2l bal
ls.loo Ks4
900 4a
100 l72s
800 4sa
40 SIC
l,sVo Is g bal
600 40
1900 q 60
1850 % %
l.7rO a44s
500 ila
1900 lsa
400 2OS
1000 n1
1000 1850
1000 sD
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n .oo ,s,,.
lam s..,
ooo a :.
sOo on,
.oo a.. m
!
2 aoo 81 ss
200 ass
|, 90 42
900 1886
i 200 i7sS
2 700 IS s.
2 100 1924
400 $40
, 900 % %
1850 go bal
5000 4s "
ltOo l44O ea'a
AGO 50 90 aaf
,oo ,oo.
,m ., s.,.,
.oo ,,os
. dls
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And by virtue of authority and direction riyen nm.
by the said Henry r. Lord. Treasurer ard CoIlectar
of said cry of Portland, hereby give motto tha.
unless said taxes. accrued interest and ali pecesssrv
intervening charges, are p Id on or before SATUR
DAY. the thirtieth dav OF Ju'y next at ten elock
In the forenoon shall then proceed to sel At ubise
AUG ION 81 the old Probate Court Room. in the Civ
Building Ia the CITY Of Portland, to the highss,
bi tder. mreh of said Real Estate As mav he n go
ssry for the payment OF said tsxs interest ana an
charges JOHN T. HULL.
Deputy Collector of Taxes for the CITY Of Portland
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Mai. Gen. f. 2. Gaines, y. S. Army;.
his Excelency, James c. Jones, Gov. OF Tennessee.
FL. Rev. J. E. Obey, Bishop Of Tennessee.
Rt Rev. R. P Niles, Bishop Of Nashville.
Rev. Phillip Lindsey, ID. ID. Pres. Of Nashville UEi-
Yersiiy.
Rev. J. 7. Edgar, D., and many other citizens, Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says;
"Being requested by Megsrs. DoIbear to state the
standing in society Of the gentlemen signers TO the
within, do 80 with much pleasure, being acquainted
with most Of them they are highly respectable, and
gentlemen of education and Ct high standing in so
ciety Given at the Hermitage this s3d day of
October, 1913. ANDREW JACKSON
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-31
]. Il. VAN STAVOREN'S
METROPOLITAN PHOTOGRAPH
AND
PICTURE GALLERY,
So COllege-street.

THE PROPRIETOR RESPECTFULLY
informs the public that be has now CON-
pleted bis Gallery, and, in elegance of
style and design, it is inferior to none in
the South; that he is now prepared,
with the best suit Of Artists, to take
photographs srd Ambrotypss in every
size and style known in the Photograph
ic Art, and to have them placed in Oil or
Water Colors, by the best Artists.
Miniatures Of deceased persons, or
small Pictures enlarged 10 any size up to
life, and colored.
A full assortment Of Plain and Fancy
AmbFotype CaHes, together with the lar
gest variety Of Albums brought to this
city.
The picture Gallery contains the most
choice collection Of OIL paintings, ColOred
Steel Plate EEgravings, French and Chro-
mo Lithographsfrom the works of the most
distinguished Painters, such IS TURNER,
Rosa Bonheur, Church, Cole, Cooper,
Baxter, OOrboud, Dcbson, Landseer,
Winterhalter, Muller, Brooks, Craig,
Hannah, Mrs, Spencer, Schmidt, and
other eminent Artists.