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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

MINING STOCKS, as well as all other kinds
vi Of Securities BOUGHT and SOLD at al the STOCK
Boards in Newly Boston PkihdePhia Se ~
commission by ALBERT II. NCOLAf NO. % "llHails ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

FVNHE WONDER OF THE AGE.
The great
KING OF THE FIERY ELEMENT,
SlGNOR BUONO CORE,
who lives breathes and walks in
BLAZING FLAMES,
who T. unscathed in the
D'' DESTROYING ELEMENT,
""' REMORsELESS FURY
N CONSUMING SPACE
with fearful IMMUNITY and terrific d ,,r,s
= and
KING OF FIRE KINGS
will give his fIst public exhibition, at
" JONESS WOOD,
WEDNESDAY, May 2s
st3 o'clock in the afternoon.
Admission Is cents ,, ,,,,,,, nppoc
,pokins Of the private exhibition on Wednesday the iS'n
declares Il 20 be the
MOST THRILLING ,,n,u,o,
hNn'''i' EVER WITNESSED
ROBERTsON'S
BRASS BAND
I'M he In attendance.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-11
TO WHOM ASSESSED.

north, 20 feat 9 inches
west from tho southeast
oornsr OF said square,
and running thence west
20 feet 8 inches, thence
north u feet l inch,
thence east 20 feet s
inches, thence south ~
feet II inch 10 begin
ming.
Lighting the street,
NTH, William j. in trust
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-11
cunning.

Iaylng a front Of 10 feet 8
Inches, by the depth of
the lot, adjoining the
soutL 10 feet 0 inches of
said lot.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-11

Tor Mary f. Webster.
fa.dng tax on interest
from Jan. II, 1868
Beginning on Maryland
avenue, 80 feet 9 inches
enthusiastically from
the southeastern corner
OF said lot, thence north
0astwardly along said
avenue A feet, thence
northweslwardly right
angles with said avenue
1876 feet 0 inches to the
northern line Of said lot,
thence west with said
northern line 40 feet r.
Inches, and then 10 he.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27
BY TELEGRAPH
roTAk
Portland Daily Press.
TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Ci = of Co k st New York.

New YoRK. June 20.
The steamship City o. Cork from Liverpool
l1tn, via Q nee town 18Th, arrived this even
iug. The latest papers have the following -
Mdtrid, Jeae llh.--in to-dsy's setting OF
CoIgess Senior Neceda said the diffusion OF
Democratic Ideas must be prevented by all
means. The sUie met ion OF the word demo.
cracy In newspapers ght 10 make them Liable
10 punishment.
Turin, June llh.-The Stamps OF this
eveni x says the statement made by the Ga-
zette de Cologne that negotiate rs had recently
aiken place between France and Ilaiy was
partly inaccurate aud partly false.
Paris, June llh - rhe Emperor will re-
turn To Paris On ruesdly next. Baron de
Budberg will shortly proceed Ia DI>s-ngen 10
,sy his respects to the Car Tue Gaz tie de
France OF this evening publishes under ''R :
,ervts" u runner asserting that the Emperor OF
Rl>sia will come To Paris on Monday next
under the sttict-st incoguio.
Paris, June l2h.- i'he Moniteur of this
evening says The Disturbances which hav.
broken out AT "Siax" appear 10 have connec-
lou with the insurrectipn properly so called
IL is asserted that the Arat boy elected nv tn.
Insurgents have sent some cavalry to "Sfax"
90 disown by that demonstration all counec-
don with the authors OF the disturbances
Copenhagen, June nh. 9:3D 4. n The
tIerntls have absiitouvd Aalberg and with
irawn south. The ID nneb-rg is displayed up.
IN all The houses in the town. The Day blsda,
of to-day says that Schlrswig- II ostein - q
separate State within the Monarchy Is incom-
patibie with Denmark rights aud honor, and
that no Danish King c IN lisisu to such plan.
4 government inclined TO such a proposal
vouidsno learn til It the people will not ssc-
rihce their rational Independence at any price.
Vienna, June l2M.-The Exterrische Eel
tung OF to-day says the British Cabinet xehe.
mently opposes the line OF denarcatiun pro-
posed by the German powers aud even goes
50 far as 10 threaten warlike demonstrations.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27
"pumping out the Qunboat."

Mr. EDIToR:-The following passage oc-
ours In tha replv of Mr.. I'll. G. Barnes, Chief
- r. n,nar,na,t m tho "a.
" 'As -.
port oil COMMITTEE OF Tue oiey Uosesau'ehi'
la relation to the matter OF pumping out The
ounbost "A cacia," as 1t appears in the Argus
:, S.,,,dav
~, ,,,,.
ne eohnnsae cay Aas e r'.'. r "m Pre-
sen'eo '.i'' o"o - 80 80 . A'
promptly ~ VIC a.a' ~ oeeAeioneu W
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

No hoRsE RAILROAD TO VAUGHAN ST.
We uisd 'rstsnd that petition from the Pres
iirnt "a the Horse r .ilroad Co., has been be-
fore our City Authorities for several months.
askiig for the right OF way on Congress, from
from Higa to Vaughan Streets. Tue petition
was granted last Monday evening, with the
proviso, "that ths company shall pave with
small beach stone, one and half feet outside
their granite blocks At meetiag OF the
Directors Saturday evening, it was unani-
mously voted not 70 accept the right of way
as granted by the city. The Directors not
anticipating proyiso Of this kind, have al
ready provided the material, and had distri
buted their granite blocks, intending II they
received the right of way In season TO build
the road la July.
Il is said that the mud 10 the Fall and Spring
ls from four TO eight inches deep in that part
OF Congress Street. and that small paving
St mes would not keep In place, and the COM
papy does not feel willing TO undertake the
Job; besides It would be OF no advantage to
the street and would be objected TO by every
person who Travels the street with q carriage.
as the most OF the travel in dry weather is b.
tween the rail and the curb stone, and one and
half feet OF additional paving would only
crsed the vehicle one and half feet nearer
sae CRITTERS
We understand the lumber hiss arrived and
thar the operation OF putting down the track
Z, Muijoy, will commence Immediately after
Z ie 4th OF July.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27
XXXVIII 00E9REes--rirst Session.

SENATE.
Mr.. Sumner off red All amendment, that In
he courls OF the United States there shall BE-
no exclusion OF witnesses on account Of color
Mr. BnckeBl-m submitted All amendmru,
10 Mr.. Summers amendment rs follows :-"Or
hcause he Is party TO or interested In the
l-rue trial. Adopted.
Mr.. Summers amendment was then adopt
ed.
Mr. Wilkinson osered an amendment. re-
pesling the 81 uses In certain loans Of 1852,
eppropriasing respectively $l0O0,0U0 for the
xportatlon aud colonization oi nr, roes, and
abo i-hing slavery in tue District Of Columbia
Adopted
The House passed the amenda.ory Pacific
railroad aci-70 against 81.
The consideration oI the enrolment bill
wa resumed.
Mr.. Schenck offered a substitute for the
bill, di,uensing with COMM alton; l.aving
1 ,e law In reiaii'n 10 subeii utes IS now pro-
d ng Tor DRAFT Tor not more than three nor
less than one year; sul stiiut.s TO receive
boun irs-if for one year $lu0. for Two years
~. Tor three Years $3.50, one half ip ad-
nee, one fourth nj the expiration OF half the
term Of service. aud the balance at the end o.
the service. Also peru iis conscrpts IN I'll, Ct
tni compani's 81 III, ir re peciive S o.
d permits the obiaiI lag OF soldiers BY log al
stat from States IN rebellion.
Mr.. Morrill, made r.port from the confer
ence committee on the internal Revenue bin
h tau remain dollar on oil. On coal
three per crnium instead Of five. On express
cuilip, receipts, three instead of two md
one alf per centum. The bank tax Is Fixed
~ IN. i".r cent. on circulation. one per cent.
on capital, one half per cent. on deptsi'', and
Two or cent on all circulation above ninety
per cent.
The report was agreed to.
hrssrs. Dawes and Mallory hsd . warm de-
hat' In respect to the merits OF Kentucky and
Massachusetts.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

DEATH OF DIR. BREsLIs. - Intelligence
was received in this city Saturday, Of the
death Of Dr. Thomas III. Breslin, who
died at New Orleans ofsyphoid fever on the
lI.h Instant. DIR. q. went lut as Assistant
Surgeon Of the Both Maine regiment tCol
Fessendenl. But We understand he recent,
received an appointment as Surgeon in New
York regiment. His death viii be mourned
here. where he had gained for himself hosts
OF friends. His patriotism for his countr,
vas SO strong that he left lucrative practice
here, to minister 10 the suirerings OF the sol
diers la the field.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

DIR. NoRsE.-Ws learn that this gentleman
who has been residing ia this city for sevesu
years. having very exclusive practice, his
patients coming from every part OF this STATE
and rom Massachusetts,, New Hampshire, the
Canadas and Provinces. We attribute hi
large practice to two causes--success In the
cure OF lhs diseases he treats and judiclou,
system OF advertising. We would cali sttea-
ton to an article In another column In rela
tion TO Nasal Catsrrh. which 10 one Of hs
specislities, in which he has had large expert
ence, and as far as we can learn. unusual sue
cess. Some OF our most respectable citizens
have been treated by DR.. Morse, and speak in
the most enthusiastic terms OF the remedies &c
applies.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27
LIEUT. Col. BooruBY.-rhe Portland Ad

LIEUT.. Col. BoorHBY.-rhe Portland AID
vertls-r iaieI. 10 make s-point against tb.
city goyerninrnt, charged that the auihu,i
lies Intentionally nrgscted TO rhow r,speci
and aitenti on the sriival 10 that city. OF
the remains OF Lieut.. Col. Doothby, because
that officer was a democrat. The Portland
papers have successfully explained any APP
parent neglect, from the difficulty OF xscer-
taining exactly when the corpse would arrive
rhey have NOT stated, however, what was the
Tact, that Lieut.. Col. Is was an ardent repun
licsn. la The campaign Of 1850. Ia company
with Hon. w. Woodbury., h, spoke at h
public inserting at SO. Paris, where he wa
most warmly r, seived, aud h. testified his al
h. sion to that party at other places during
he campaign. The Advertiser might have
been aware Of these iacls.-Ioxford Demo
Graf.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27
x'ORTLAND AND VICINITY.
Delegates to tina uaion ssats Convention

At the Union Ward Meetings held Saturday
evening, the following gentlamen were chosen
delegates to the State Corve ntion, to be hold
en- at Augusta, on Wednesday next
WARD III. S. Winslow, SewalI Mitchell.
fasns.1n, Go. W. Bead, Samuel G..
Davis.
WARD 2-Daniel Hood. VIM. G. Soula,
Charles b. Beckett, TRJnas Pcnneil, w. s.
Phibrook.
WARD 3.--Joseph b Hall, Thomas wiles,
john rru-, ID w. Anes, l.. b. D.nnett.
WAaD IN. l. Puriato,,, Samuel A. Nash.
Char Is A Gibson, Nahum LIBBY, Henry ID.
uut.
WARD Elisha Trowbridge, Joslsh ii.
Drummnnd, Juan Smith, Gilbert L. Bailey.
BIj Kmg>bury, j..
WAND 6.--tie0 K. DSvis, j. III. Hamlin,
Rense'lae Cram, John Lynch, n. j. Miller, Jr
WAND 7--Ci-.,. w. Woodman, Francis L
Pay, ,aalh ia Ii. Fletcher, Phillip Ii. Brown,
john L. Small.
Ia Ward 7 resolution was unanimously
passed, endorsing the nomination Of Lincoln
AID johnson.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27
Valuable Real Fss-sr. hart. Fiatr. Sc.
For Sale.

a,y2sal, negs,tene,rjup,,o ''u.'o' : ans.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

New YoRK. .Iunt %
Cottop-droopipg; sale. lOo bxIee ct As IaId.
ding upianu~.
sIouf- lVal5c lower; sales 5.0o0 bbls: sup.ffne
STATE Oo95 y Extra do sibos2 choice do 70
az Is; kvunu to- p ohio 00o ~ w; choic, aoa
,uutherL-4uiet; ssles Go htls: Mixed to gov, w
geo; Fancy and extra 0 I5g l 50 Canada dui
ssice 800 obi: common Extrs vOs 8 3J eAtrs goou
10 choice 10o975.
wbeat-ssies i38. ono bushels: Chicago Spring 30
GAGS; wauxes clu0 .6A2 o3: inter keo es
s1ri 2Qys2l3
Corn-qui.t; ssies 5000 bush; mixed Western
new 65 g. 81.
o. s-nsmer; sales Canad. at !2ae5c.
firm
Pork-higher; sales 900 bb.; new mess 81 cog
70 8.
L rd-lowcri' aIes o33 bbis at I5i @i7;;.
buttes-excit, d, STAGE Z 9 q t0c.
Whiskey- bresuIa - b. 1000 Ibis at eb6l aS.
busar-quiet: sales 6Oo hnos; AurcoYado LED a2l.
Spirits iurpentine- iowti3 toa30i.
kr.igbts TO Aiverp, ol-quiet.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27
From Central .1Dseriea.

New YORK. June %.
Inc steamer Atiel, trom s,inw all lib,
has ARR, ed. She brings hu, li,,i.. nex.
Tue French have captur. d Acapulco. The
ie, { entered the hsIbor on tie "a OF June
and LANDING the forces drove III. NexIca,s
from the town al the point of the IA, oupt.
The casualties were light. The blocka Ia Of
the port has been renewed
The New Granaditn Congress has nd
iourned, after agreeing to loan OF $1,000
900.
The debt Of the country Is now $50 600 ,o0a.
The Government has resolved tn di-pose at
ifs inte' est In TIE Panama railroad, and an ar
rangemeHt with the present company 10 pos
siblr Ia o RIDER To have fhelr charter extended.
Thesfsthmus Is healthy. The dry season
keeps of wonderfullv
The Ariel brings S23s, 900.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

CREAM OF LII.LlEs."-This Is the beauii
fni name Of beautiful article advertised IN
OF Exshans- and Federal Streets, for dressing
ami beauIify iug the hair. Il is an excellent
and safe toilet article, free from alcohol aud all
Ahose deleterious elements so u furious 10 the
hsir, often found in hair dressing preparations
il kArps the scalp clean aud free from dand-
run. an preserves the hair soft, pliable and
nalulal, and leaves 40 residuum to soil the
finest cambria. Every lad, should try II. l.
4. an kones, preparation, and the price has not
been made enorbtsnt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27
Few Words about the Portland Healing
Institute.

IN IE tres 'ment pursa at tie sbaYs named In.
l. ti'ute com nc q ~ 7 Is 8 by Dr ,,.n-
pHrey Pa Zero Camb x, q 10 uaw no | n.
rr q mat OF cal er,n,eit III irah uet n
4irai or TO the ca ne a. Por,Ia d. Las CIna, nj,
OUT silent Won hi W. III hearts ( he D, % .
sIth' at a ORD mime tao ON = .Iu.i,. e /.
lof ON any wau o. names when nigh haY. b, "a,
la on ron Air Autlon OF troYE o c. X
a r. Newton tor neIl, eaita. a. spiti a. Az.
b Monroe Pr5t OF Ei"cuti.n, ostui I'M II 8 Or
very aud ST., y eer, 30 wa mil h.. q, ua NV,
he peopeo l"rSa d som, HON esfigta tci q =
iax 10 h. orts " y he apr eiatei IA due lime
such uow appe 10 be tue c.-e he o tile can G.
atom o the u. u elf. Ii tleie NJ. apv h, are
now dhnb gwne her hey lsi DO ter tut hem.
- vsurd rti care o. he ~ AID r. celve their a
meat pu sued a tie nature W. cifiz ~ Of I, IT.
aud o dia !, iavite all sach 10 cali pos ss md
team m =, fully tat "a. tie d.. sld - .
tieRim NJ . rsueS h' hi, d liz wife / ust
now 9 renemhere that Mfs ; Is tacsrr has Ia
c "a pcrmaueu ~ sss ciated it'll lie Or in o. a.
oors his prot tsior. This lazy bii, ~ vi n her
h expe len . Of m than 81 We "a rne ice
90 Ii d 'sso wh h all ed on v tie !, male ~ .
I'm. her l. inl iticd c car o. the ss1i
- fmsaf. Those 80 ia tar her III ornaa inp
invited tocsli the AZ bscrib r. or stiIe Inst
ute eo-ne- o. Gag e.s aud Ches. hut strerts uea
NV iyH II
C I. t.ooE 81 sris stree.
Mn. Ms ttAScts II THARs. IS Brown st.
iAss McCoLL", on a5Sii d Q siIe,t,
L. 9. ~ NILS. II VI, ~, street
"ort'ard. uH~ - list -ruxSaS
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

THE BASE BALL MATCH The base ball
match 10 be played on the Fourth. Is not be-
tween casses, but between Harvard ana Bow
doln Colleges, each college selecting its bes'
nine. The play will be for purse of $75,
Subscription paper will be left at the sier-
chants Exchange to day.
The challenge came from Harvard aud was
promptly accepted by the Bowdoh boys. Il
Is expected that all the students at Bowdoin
College, aud about two hundred from Har-
ward wall be present TO witness the play.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

ARBITRATION LA the case of VIM. Willard
vs.. City 81 Portland, where be claimed bal
auce due Of SIS. for patrollins the harbor, Ia
the night during tbs summer Of 1868 the CON
mitiee Of Arbitration OF the Board OF Trade,
To whom the matter was mutually left by thy
parties, have decided that the city should pay
Mr.. Willard $3.50, which includes half the cost
Of arbitration. This is much the better wa,
Of settling the matter than going to law abosi
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27
OTTAWA HousE.-Thl, popnlar resort On

OTTAWA HoUsE.-This popular resort on
Cushiug's ormeriy Bsugs'l Island, Is now
opened aud steamer runs from Burnham'r
Wharf 10 The island. 1t ii a beautiful and
healthy place Of resort, and our Canadian
the summer season, pronounce IL charming
Mr. Berry the proprietor, has made every al
rangement for the comfort OF his guests tina
is possible. He will be pleased to WELDON
crowds every day, except the S,bbsth-on
that day bis house Is closed TO transient wish
tors
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

WARM WEATHER - Saturday was pro-
noanc.d by the 'oldest inhabitants" to be the
warmest day ever experienced in this city,
The mercury in the sun stood at ITO degrees,
and ia s,me laces, in the shade. at 0s de-
grees. Ia the shop of Messrs. Gerrish & Pear
son, wh-re there is good draft, 1t stood at 90
drgre,s. Sunday was quite as warm, and
very uncomfortable day. Tie mercury in
The glass, front a the Telegraph Office, on
Exchange street, in the shade. at o'clock p.
Ii, stood a. Q5.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL There will be 4
StrAwberr, Festival at the Academy Hall. In
Gorhsm on Wednesday and Thursday nexi;
an exhibition of tatfesux at the Town Hall,
Wednesday evening; and Musical euteriain-
inent nj the Congregational Church, Thursda,
evening, by Misses II. n. Csmmett and Jenny
Usher and Messrs. Shaw and Morgan, OF this
city. Pro-. Edwards presiding at the plano -
Extra trains will be run on the York and
Cumberland Railroad. See advertisement
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

NEW YoRK, June 20.
The steamer Arazo brings Port Royal adj
vices TO the 2:ld.
The rebel steamer Fox, with an assorted
cargo, run into Charleston on the night Of
the 7'h, and went out again OH the night of
the 18th.
Admiral Dahlgren was at Port ROYAL.
Privste John Smith, 5lst N. Y. Regiment
has heen execu'ed for deserti"n.
Wallace Baker, OF the 55th Mass. regiment,
has been shot for mutiDsus conduct Ia strik-
ing an officer.
The gu.,boats Sonora and Med ,noueh
landed u force on John Island, which de
stroyed the rebe. cart works aud retired safely.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

SEIZURES Deputy Marshal Wentworth.
with some OF the police officers visited the
shop OF George Stevens, Federal Street, Sat
urday, aud seized small quantity OF liquor.
Deputy Marshal Merrill, with officers Floyd
and Hall. visited the shop Of Rodman Town
send on Fore Street. rnd seized small guam
tiiy OF liquor and ale.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

CoNcEgr.- Madame Lizzie Bsll and Mrs.
L1tlie Church, will give their first entertain
ment IN aid OF Soldiers Orphan Children, al
Kew City Hall, this evening. The programme
embraces recitstious, songs, ballads, &c. The
performances in other cities have been spoken
OF in the highest terms by critics add the
prees. We hope OH citizens will turn out
strong this evening in aid Of the neble charity
f.,r which the Dtertaiumeut Is given
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

SPnAGUE & BLAScHARps MISsTRELs.-
Mr.. J. II. Kennedy takes henef; this even
Ing. An attrac i've bill 10 offered, and we hope
his numerous friends will turn out aud give
him bumper. There will be good music and
lots of fun
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

ru-The Attn Maine Regiment arrived at
Rocklsud Saturday Morning. and received an
enthusiastic reception. They we're escorted
to the City Square by the City Authorities,
shr Fire Department, aud Co. ID Of The state
Gaards. where they were received and address
ed by Hon. N. A. Farwe In behalf Of the City
q ,vernmfn'. Aflrr speeches were over they
were provided with bountiiul collation., and
were then furloughed until the It'll of July,
when they will be mustered out OF service.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

II The special correspondent OF the Bos-
ton journal telegrsphs from Washington the
following deaths rs having taken place In that
city:-E. ID. Shaitlef and Thos. Elliot, 9Th
Me-; Chas. Field, 3ist Me-; Samuel Studson
32d Ne.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

ENGINE H"sR.-rhe City OF Newburyport
reerlly purchased OF Messrs. John L. shaw
& Co, OF this city-who are The only manu-
iastur,s OF hose, Dire buckets. &c, east OF BIS
t,n-a quantity Of hose for their steam Fire
Engine. The Herald says:-"Before the pur-
on use, the conmi,tee visited various establish
IN nis. and concluded they could do better
{ ere Ia price aud workmanship than else
where, and they do no, nov regret their de-
cislon. Tue hose gives perfect satisfaction"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27
o. s Commissioners Court.

WILLIAM II. CLIFFoKD, kso COMMISSIONER.
William L-igaton OF Gray, was brought be-
fore the Commissioner Thursday, for not TAX
Ing out butchers license. He pleaded noio
conten'lere and the Commissioner renatted tn.
penalty upon his paying ths costs and taking
out bis license.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

Et-The Portland Horticultural Society
will hold an exhibition OF Strawberries at the
Library Rooms, 10 Mechanics Hall. Thundsy
evening. Premiums are offered for the bes,
varieties, competition being opened to alI.--
See ADVERTISEMENT.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

THEATRE Those Who wish 70 zee the
O. icket OF Leave Man" performed Ia al Its
par should visit the theatre tonight. Two
pr pneni characters that were left out when
ca pay was performed here BY another CON
pany, will be restored In The performance t.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

r, fhe I'd tor " the Press:
As you have given Aldrich's Famous Water
Elevator favorable notice In your paper OF
TIE 24ll inst, we would like TO have you cay
to the public that we shall endeavor to supply
the Increasing call for them. aud IL any person
buys ONE after using II 30 days, II II does not
give entiIe satisfaction, we win refund the
money. BoYNros & HIGGINS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

PORTLAND CoMPANY.-At The adjourned
meeting, Saturday, no business was Transacted
= he committee not being ready to report
The me thug was adjourned TO three O'clock
"Wednesday afternoon at the Board OF Trade
Raa,as
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-27

SALMON essrs. Loveitt, Sargent & Co..
corner Il Commercial Street aud Commercial
Wharf, hs-e received lot Of fresh Salmon,
which are going of rapidly at 25 aud 80 cent.
PER pound.