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The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

THE HONEST MILKMAN.
Milkman was passing through the street enc
foggy morning, with the usual array of Cans in the
back part of his wagon. when fellow on the side
walk going in an opposite direction aceosied him
thus; IL say, Milky. amt you afraid the damprcss
will get through your Cans this morning." ooh
no" says the milkman, Il gave them coat of Yer
natella before Left home"
The fellow passed on. rejecting upon the danger
ot'attempting jokes on countrymen who read the
newspapers.
Although the above use Of the Vernatella is some
what novel. and in fact not recommended exc ptipg
TO very honest mkmsn, yet. for the soles of Boots
and shoes, we do recommend it In the highest
terms and it is candid belief that it will save
more lives than all the patent medicines ever CON-
pounded.
Warranted TO make the Soles Waterproof and
wear one-thi longer. Especially intended for
Ladies use, but equally applicable TO mems; neatly
applied with brush attached to the stopper of each
bottles ha, ing an agreeable perfume; not song the
incest carpet saving the frequent use Of Rubbers;
preserving health and prolonging life.
Youth, with her mantle of roses bright-the maid
of summers mildcr bloom,--tbe fair daughter of
autumnal yeaIs-the imperial matron the tender
loving gIUndmama, treading the odorous pathway
of the Nernatta, make the roses brighter, summer
sweeicr autumn farer, the queenly graces of rpen-
cd womanhood more queeniy still, and the totter-
ing steps of the venerable and blessed enc stronger
and fTmer
CABooN MANUFACTURING co.
PORTLAND NE
See large advertisement.
InAb oil
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
Union Convention |!

an citizens of the frs Congressional District
who are unconditior ally loyal to the Government of
the United States, and who Internationally sup
port all its for suppressipg the Rebellion,
and who sre resolved TO spare endeayor to main
tain our National Unity, both in principle and ter
rtorial boundary, invited to send Delegates TO
q Convention to be held at SACo, ON
Thursday, the 26th Day OF May,
At IL O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of selecting
Two DuLEGArEs TO THE UsIos NATIONAL CON-
yRsrroS. which meets at Baltimore the 9TH day OF
June next.
The basis of Representation will be one Delegate
10 each town, and additional Delegate for every
seyeufy-fye votes thrown for the Union Candidate
for Governor in 1863 majority fraction of seven-
ty.Hve win entitle town additional delegate.
JOHN LYNCH, Portland,
SEwALL N. GROSS, N .Glouce ter, Union
JOHN ID. LrscoLS, Brunswick,
JOINS A. WA1EsMAH, 6oRHAM, District
DAn'L STIMPsoN, Biddeford
ftGRo. III KNOW LTok, Alfred, Committee.
N. kitttery,
nay6dswtomay26
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

BEAUTIFUL ALBUM PICTURES. - Messrs.
L. PRASG &c Co., Lithographers, Boston, are
issuing from their prolific press what to our
mind is great novelty in the line of Album
Pictures, or Autographs in colors. They are
bringing out series of these pictures, of the
Cdrte-de-cisite style, of the most attractive
character They represent natural landscapes,
insects, birds, plants, animals, preserving all
hues even on the wing of the most gaudy
butterfly, and all the iints of an autumnal
forest leaf. 1t is a marvellous improvement
In the line of the lne arts. Moo who has
not carefully examined them can realize the
perfection with which nature is represented.
We are indebted to Messrs. p. q Co., for a
package containing dozen each of Flowers.
Autumn Leaves, Sea Moses, and Butterflies
and Moths. We understand these novel and
beautiful publications are for sale by Hall l..
Davis and Messrs. II. J. ID. Larrabee g. Co.
We advise our readers who have a taste for
the beautiful, TO 90 and examine them.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
by TELEGR PEI


Hedry Loss Of Gen. Steele at Saline RireI'.
Cairo, Ill, May 6, p. M-We have impor-
tant news from the Southwest. Ga the 18th
ult. wagon train, consisting of 240 wagons,
returning to Pine Bluffs, together with the es-
cort, under Col. Drake, comprising the 58th
Iowa, nth Ohio and 43i Indiana, with four
pieces OF artillery, were captured.
Gen. Steel left Camden for Little Rock OH
the 10Th ult, being out of supplies. On the
both he crossed the Saline river. Before the
crossing he was attacked by the rebels under
Pagan, and during the evening q portion of
the rebel cavalry crossed above them, and
proceeded to within eight miles of Little Rock,
causing great deal of alarm. Gen. Steele
during the whole march in his retreat was
harassed by the rebels, but he was able to
keep them from doing him material damage.
lie found 1t necessary, however, to destroy
his trains and demolish every bridge behind
him, as he passed rapidly on On May 1st,
Gen. Steele's forces were within forty miles
OF Little Rock, and his cavelry had reached
that place.
Officers from Little Rock report that place
and Pine Bluff safe, the latter point having
been strengthened by 800 men under Gen.
Andrews
In the attack on Gen. Steele's forces, while
crossing the Saline river. Major Atkinson and
Lieut. Henry were killed. The loss is heavy.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

The Portland Press talks bravely of the
railroad monopoly in New Jersey, and would
nav r-S---:-4--f@.a In ahnlish it.-yv-,
wonder! Does the Press know OF any monop-
oily elsewhere? Did it never hear Of opposi
ton TO widening the gauge OF railway for
fear the cars on the Grand Trunk would
run direct TO Boston, Newburyport Her.
aid.
We have long known that the "Od Bay
State" was some on raising animals, and that
she furnished more victims for the cattle dis
ease than all the rest of the country combin-
ed, but we did not know before that her asses
had become so numerous as TO crowd editors
from their sanetum chairs, Monopoly be-
tween Portland and Boston, forsooth Is there
not a Boston and Maine road already as well
as a shore line? And is there not a road
chartered aud already partially built, to con-
meet the former with this city independent of
the latter? Has any petition for additional
railroad facilities between the two cities ever
been denied by our Legislature? Has the
Legislature denied any application for third
rail or change OF gauge, or has it simply
barred reckless spectators against COM
plicating the track by third rail without au-
thority?
Our Sleepy Hollow" friend had better rub
his jaundiced eyes, and look at things in
clear light. His Jealousy is entirely uncalled
for. Maine is of age. She remembers her
old mother with filial affection, but she can
no longer consent to remain in leading strings,
or to be the mere appendage of her aristo-
cratic mama. She wishes well to the old la
dy, bnt does not feel called upon to conine
all her business within the circumference of
the maternal hoops.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
Letters Remaining Unclaimed
il day OF May 1884

the Post Office ut Portland. State of Maine. 9Th
l. day OF May, 1884
sF-"Io obtain any Of these letters. the applicant
must call for adrertised letters give the date of
this list and pay one cent for advertising.
ET-"lf not called for within one MONTH they will
be sent TO The ID al Letter 0tiee.
"kree Delivery of letters by carriers, AT the resi-
dencs OF owners, may be secured by observing the
folio win : Rules:
80. Direct letters plainly 10 the street and mum.
ber we'll as the rost on Q and Sta'e.
-. Head letters with the writer's post osce and
state street and number. sign them plainly with
full name. aut request that answers be directed ac
cordiugly.
70. Letters 10 strangers or transient visitor in
town or city. whose special address may be I'M
known, should be marked in the lower left hand
corner, with the word Transient
Place the postage stamp On the ppyc or RIGHT
hand corner. and ttGre space between the stamn and
the Willing e 49,
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

SPRAGUE & BLANCHAID's MISsTRELS-
This troupe of Ministries have entered upon
their fifth week at Lancaster Hall, and we
must give them great credit in the manner in
which they have conducted their entertain
ments thus far. 1t is good troupe and theiy
performances elicit much applause. As mu-
sicians and vocalsts, they are very clever,
and in their Ethiopian delineations are first
class; they are very expert and do not fail in
affording considerable amusement. The sing
ing by the troupe must be heard to be appre-
ciated. They are well up in their different
songs, as well as any company that has visited
Portland tor many years. The ballad, I'm
lonely since my mother died. sung by Harry
Baker, is plaintive production, and sung ex-
ceedingly well, displaying an even voice of
suPv''sr quality. The comic singer. Fred
McAvoy, has made himself great favorite
with the concert people, rs also Mr.. Remiug-
ton, the bone player, who is one of the best
in the country. We understand he challenges
any man in America for purse Of 5000.
The Old Folks, or Father Kemp, is burlesqued
this week with appropriate costumes-J. b.
Sprague, as Father Kemp. Also, a piece en-
titled :Take-it- and-leaye-man,n which has
met with such good success in Boston, at
Mo1iss Ministries, We understand that one
evening this week is set apart for benefit 10
the managers. Give them bumper
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT The Port
land Amateurs will give an entertainment this.
evening at Deering Hall, that should attract
. crowded house. The play Of Don Caesar de
Bazsn and the farce of Poor Pillicoddy, will
be performed, in which some who have not
before performed in public, will appear Mrs.
Murray, the estimable wife of the British
Consul, VIII lend her powerful aid in the per-
fortnances. The Widows Wood Society is to
be the recipient of the proceeds of the enter
talnnent. Thus by visiting the hall one can
enjoy two or three hours of pleasure, and at
the same time be contributing to the funds OF
one Of our noblest charities.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

TIN, Hart. Calais. via Salem: Lucy, WILDER, Penn
oro5ei Georgia, Alley, Ellsworth; Bramhall, Rick.
CID bark Ava. (Brl johnson, Haysns sch W C.
Clark. Redman. Machias
Ar lth, eark Young Turk, Harding. Messira Mch
H. Passed Gibraltar Apl 81 brig. Autumn (Br) Dins.
more. Cienfuegos 18th ult; George Harris Stowers
Mitanzss, 18th nit; Young Republic. fof Portlandl
Libby. Catdenas April 9th; schs Carroll Crocker
Elizabethport; Baltic Douglass, Ellsworth. imbrm
Allen Columbia; Clear the Track. Arey YinaIhayen;
y n Pool. McFadden. w!scasset; George BROOKS
wallace Portand Alice Hill Saeo
Cid Br brig Stromness, Ryan, Gnnaiyes: bark la
bel, Iibbetts, Bucksport: schs E Nickerson Nictar
son Washington DC; Della Kinds, Wells, Calais; II
A Heath, Williams. Islesboro: Scion. Boardmap
Camden Empire State Atwood Bangor
SAN fRANNCISo-Ar I'd. bark Oak Hill, Cove
Ieekalet; 4th, bark Anglo Saxon. Pennell Liverpool
Sth, bark Vernon. Hayden, Teekalet; 9th, Helen w
Amy. fTeeman, Columbia River; llth Brontes.
Sid I'd ult. bark Camden Mitchell Puget Sound /.
Monitor, Nelson, Portland
ALEXANDRIA-Ar ~, brig Alruccshah. Bray,
Boston sehs fremont; spaulding. and W yelling
ton Chapman, do; watehman, Watson, do; G l.
uerrick, BeYtram. Belfast
PHiLADELPHIA-Ar4 th, schs Garland Norton
Mayaguez: Raven. kose, Bueksport
Cid. sehs W Darling. Baxter Augusta; Mary
10 Louisa foss. and Star. Crowe, Boston, Julia. kef-
CID 5'h, schs Isaac Rich, II N Farnham. and Z Cor
ron. do.
Arc 9th, bark J c Nickels. blanchard. Maianzas;
Cardenas; Nor hern Belle Lee Matauzss; sch Isis
Portland; Eve.ine Laughlin. Guantanamo; Ann
Elizabeth, Baker. Portland land cid for Augusta
CID 9th. brig John Robbins, Nickerson n Orleans
NEW fORk-Ar 9Th. bark Pochahontas (I,rl Ia-
vana; scIs Nate Carleton. tof Camdenl Bowden Ha-
yaua IL days; Seven Sister,. Crowley and Wreath
Nash, Addison; Il Nash do; q ID King, Metre.
GO, Calais.
Cid 9Th. ship b Aymer. Carver, Matanzas; sch I'm
ion, Peudletou Belfast.
Ar 9th, bark w Anderson, sagus; Annie W Lew
Is, Aaianzas; Magdalena, AspinwsII; johanna Lou
lsa, Havana; David Cannon, Cienfuegos; Norton
Storer, Maanzas.
NEWPoRr-Ar5 9TH. sch Sarah Ann, (of st sorge)
Grover. from Calais, for orders
:, Ar 9Th. sch John Snow, Cole, from Maehas for n
York.
Sid 9th. sch Yankee Maid. Spear. Providence for
Rockland; Frances Arthemus, fof Machiasportl Cof
nm, from Bath for Amboy, NJ; Gun Rock Wilson
OF aud from Lubcc for Philadelphia; Rosina Huat
Calais for do: George Gilman. Shaw, of aud from
Cutler for New York; Hornet Calais for do; Frolic
Kennedy, Rockland for New York
ln port 6th. brig Hudson. Griffin. Machiasport for
Philadelphia; Romeo. Foss. Bangor for do
Ar 9th, sch John Snow, Cole Machias for N York
SALEh-Ar 9Th, schs Accommodation and High.
lander. Bangor.
PLYMoUTH-Ar2 goth. sch Charles, Carnes, Port
land.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 4th, schs Sea Queen Trefeth-
en- Boston for Portland; Trader, Andrews, Rockland
for Boston; Weheet, Hall. Boston for Camden; Sea
Serpent. PurdIck, Rockland for Boston
SALEM-Ar 9th. sch Leocadis. Small, New York
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
Coughs Colds.

The sud lex changes of our climate are sources CT
PULNoN ARY, BEoN oHIAL and A sTHM ATTIC AFFEc-
edies often act speedily when taken in the early
stages tho disease. recourse should once be ad
to "BroUR's bronchial 1roches,'' or Lozenges, let
the Cold, Cough. or Irritation the Throat be ever
so sight, as by this preeauton serious attack
NAV be ehectually warded of. Public STEAMERS
and SINGERS will find them efeciusl FOR clearing
and streng thening the voice. Soldiers should have
them, as they can be carried in the pocket and ia
ken as occasion requires. apr 8. dxwlm
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

FEMALE SoLDlER.-The Bangor Wing
says woman came through that city on the
western train on Wednesday night last who
had been twenty-five months in the United
States Cavalry service in the western army.
She was with her husband until he was killed.
but that did not drive her from the service.
She continued until she was wounded, when
her sex was discovered. She was a faithful
soldier and has regular discharge made
out in form, signed by the fighting Rose
Grams.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

sd REGMENT.-The four companies of
this Regiment, now remaining at Augusta,
have been filled up, aud were mustered into
the U. 5. service on Friday last Col Went
worth will leave with this balance of his reg-
ment on Wednesday next, for the seat Of war,
In Burnside's command.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
DIED.

In Biddeiord. Hannah A, wife ofJohn II Braekett
aged So years 10 months; Elizabeth Gray, aged SO
:. n Athens Mary wife of Hon Caleb Lsayitt, aged
s. years months,
In skowheSan, Mrs Hannah. wife of Samuel Par
lin, aged a.
In brunswick, Eme'ine, wife ofCharies York
In Augusta. 18th ult, Mr. oren CurTicr formerly OF
Aihers. aged A..
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
DISASTERS.

Sch Amelia of MacIias, from Elizabethport for
Boston, with iron, into aft ernoOn 6th inst
on Bedow's Island, by steamer john Potter aud
sank in Is iathoIns Of water the having barely
time 10 save themselves in the yawl. The John Pof.
ter proceeded on her course without stodping to rem
.fer
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

FAMILY DYE COLORS
FAIEsTED OCT. 10, 1861
Saving of 80 Per Cent.

Il 4 Ifs III u - y II NlOIINJ1
tFATEsTED Ger. 10, 1853
a Saving OF so Per Cent.
BLACK
BLACK FoR sILk.
DARK Blue, LIGHT Blue
French BEUg,
CLAEET BRows, LIeHT BRowE,
DARK BRowN,
SNUFF BROWN,
For D. eng silk Woo'en and Mixed Goods
shswIs. Scars, Dresses, Ribbons Gloves, Bonnefs
Hats, Feathers, Kid Glove, Chdren's Clothing
ana an kinds OF Wearing Apparel.
CRfasoS,
DARK DRAB, IIGHr DRAB,
PAWN DReB,
LT3sr FAws DgAE, DARK GREEN.
LIGHT GREEN,
MAGENTA.
or - cents you can color a. many goods as would
o-herwls cost i've times that sum, Various shades
can be produced IRON the dye. The process
Is simple and any one the dye with perfect
success Directions in English French and Ger
man, inside of each package.
MAIZE.
MAsOON,
ORArCE,
PINK, ROYAL PURPLE,
PUsPLE,
SALMON.
SCARLET, SLATE,
SoLPERIHo,
VIOLET,
LEATHER.
For further information in Dyeing and giving a
per ect knowledge what colors are best adapted 20
dye over Others, with many valuable recipes pur-
chase Howe Stevens Treatise Dyeing and Col
oEing. Sent by mail receipt of price-IO cents
Manufactured by HOWE & STEVENS,
$50 BROADWAY, BosToN.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally.
may dim
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
DoNfEsTTC PORTS.

B0Sf0N-Ar 9Th, bark Alexandrine, Snow Glen.
fnegos April IS; brig Amos Roberts. tof Belfast
Doak. baltimore; Bprmah. Sherman, do: q w Bax.
ter, tof ST GeoFgel Gtiehnst do; schs Delmont Orr
and Constitution. Darling. do: Coiyer Crosby,
and George kilborn. Norwood, Philadelphia Hamp.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

Do. J. w. KELLEY. Associate Founder of the
Analytical System of Medicine, and successor to his
Father, the late DIR. j. CIawson Kelley will he in
attendance at PA Congress street. Tuesday and
Hedaesddy. the 10Th ard 1lth of May. The sick are
invited 70 cat. once advice free. may5dlws
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

PAINrER's AssocIArIoN.-The following
named persons were elected officers of the
Painters Association Of this city, at their
meeting on Thursday evening, viz: John C.
Bateman, President; William b. Naylor.
Vice President; John E. Huntress, Secretary.
and VIM. III. Libby, Treasurer.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

Gcn StJeI zone zap the Shenandoah TaIIey-
The Rebel Ram Ia ii6cmorIe Sound.
New YORK May I.
The Herald reports that a heavy column I'M
der Gen. Sigel moved up the Shenandoah
Valley from Martinsburg some days ago
Gen. Averill is cooperating from another di.'
rection with his cavalry command.
Newbern letter states that the rebel ram
left the Roanoke River, going into the Sound.
and quietly stole up some other stream, for
the purpose of drawing off our gunboats-
Her progress was not interlered with by our
squadron.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
For Sale.

CROCK and Fixtures of Grocery store No. 70
- York street, now doing good business Rent
OF store low Gko. s. rHURSToN,
may 9dtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

Rcysorai Of the Tredcgar Iron Horks.
NEW York, May l.
The rebel authorities are removing the ma
chrery of the Tredegar Iron Works from
Richmond to some point further south.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

FIRE.-A small dwelling house, unoccupied
corner of Bracket and Vaughan streets, was
destroyed by fire about one O'Clock Sunday
morning. II was the work OF an incendiary,
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

There has been established a regular Board of Pr
lots for the Potomac River. under existing laws of
the State OF Virginia and the United States.
Their boat NAV always be fonnd betwee the mouth
OK the river and Piney Point
Rates OF Pilots for eossting licensed vessels'
Under 100 tons $50, ., Sc. per ton.
Over loo tons. .....-- -. -. per ton.
Registered vessels up. -. - per foot.
n" :. down. 81 % per foot
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
FOREIGN PORTS.


At Gorce. Africa. Marci 81 sch Nelly Baker
Pierce, from Salem March 3, just ar from Bissau.
Sid from Callao March Both ships Cumberland.
Wait. hinchas; 3lst. Be hiah Thayer Cartney; VIM
woodbury., Sawyer; Castinc, Thurston; Evening
\ ork. do.
In port 18th uit ship WIN ID Sewall, jenkins, from
Chinchas. ar 9th: 9 blanchard. Newton, from
Havre ar 18th from Acapulco.
AT 81 Ihoma. 10Th ult. barque Orlando. Simmons,
from View York for Gibraltar, in distress. disg.
At Cay Francs, Cuba, Gath nit barques Ellen by.
or. for New York next day: Sierra Nevada, ldg.
Ar at st Joha NIB, 9th inst. ship Americi Z nion,
Hubbard, New York.
AT llenfnsgos April IS. barque Aun sherman for
New York sch Dacofah. Clifford, for do.
:, Al Remedies, April 25. Ellen Dyer. sheperd, for
New York next day.
AZ Csrdenss 2sd aIt, L NJ Merritt, Berry. for Phil
ladelphis, Idly.
SPOKEN.
April % lat a.. ON IS. ship Underwater I'm Liver
pool for New York.
May lat 81 Is. Ion 20 49, ship yarragansett, from
New York for New Orleans.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

Sugar and Molasses.
ROO nHDs. CHOICE MuscovADo ST.
l0TCS GAR
81 HHDS Superior Musco .ado and
81 TICS Clay ed Molasses
Il BBI.S from sierra Morena
Now landing and for sale by
THOMAS AsENCIO & Co,
maystf Custom House Wharf
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

From M.mphis-One OF Toryest.s Brigades
Badly Whipped.
CAIRO, ILL.,, May g.
The steamer Hillman has arrived here with
one day later adyices from Memphis. The
advance of Gen. Stu~gis' cavalry, 100 strong,
with two pieces of artillery, encountered a
brigade of FORESTS men, 1000 strong, near
Bolivar, Tenn, on the south of the Hatchie
River, on Monday last. A severe fight took
place, lasting two hours, and resulting in the
rebels being driven from their Notifications.
when they retreated across the river
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
MARRIED.

In this city 9Th inst by Rev DR. Carruther. Peter
Reuter- and Miss Clara Gribboas, both OF this city
In Gardner. Ith inst, by Rev G Bailey. Mr. Charles
IL bFoosings aud Miss Frances fctteugill both of
Augusta.
In Richmond. WTa sawyer and Miss Elizabeth
Jones.
In Pennington, Lomuel + Smith and Miss Sarah
Burns.
In Skowhegan. George 4 Morrison Of Madison
and Miss Mars NJ Paul, of Scion
In bingham, BE jImn Small, Esq, and Mrs Nan.
ey l. Hunter.
In Scion, Harlow VI knight and Miss Flora A
Goodrich
IN Blddeford. Samuel A Bidley and Miss Phiena
Roaks, both OF Pittsheld.
In Saeo. Ezra Wentworth aud Miss Lucinda t
Hodsdon.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
SPE CIAL MOTTO ES.


GAUBERr CHASE. Flour Dealers have re-
moved from No 63 TO No 81 Commercial street
of choice Flour
Portland, May 9th. 1864. uayed3w
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday.

SatuFuHy .+ss... -.s.---s..4.... tIay 4.
ARRIVED
Steamer Lewiston. Knight Boston
Brig belmont Locke. Wiswell. Philadelphia
Sch Sarah Hall. PeaTce, Salem
Sch Morning Star. Ryder. Boston for Bangor
Sch Jenny Lind, Graves, Rockland for New York
Sch Idaho tncwl Lambert OF Hnd from Freeport
SAlLEO-Wind ESQ PM. steamship Damas.
Gus, Liverpool.
CLEARED
Br steamship DAmsseas, Brown, Liverpool n 4
A Allen.
Bark Ionic. Hutchinson. cardenas j ID Lord
Brig belmont Locke. Wisacll. Bangor master
Brig 0rtolan, Gooding, Mstanzas G $ Hunt
master.
Br sch Sidonia. Dunn. Parrsboro Ms, master.
Sch Queen OF the Nest, Rogers, Washington via
Dana scotia j Il Fisher
Sch l. Stevens, Stedy, baltimore o Nickerson
Sch j Litch0cld Crockett, Rockland master
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood, New York, Emery
Fox.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
Lock, LOOIx!.

SEND me 81 by mail and will send Ia return
Twelve Gold Plated Dollars, making reat vest
chsin Address DIRE SSER'S One Dollar Jewery
Sore, 80 Exchange Street, BOX 1872 Portland Me.
APRIL d3w
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

SozoDoST.-We have tried the Fragrant $500
dont, aud cordially agree with hundreds of others
In is city who have used it, in pronouncng il one
OF the best and most fragrant articles Tor the teeth
and gums that has ever been introduced TO the pnb-
Portland ArgHs.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

Reported Massacre Of 4nother Federal CAR
risoa by Forrest.
WASHINGTON, May I.
Charleston papers publish dispatch from
Dalton, saying Gen. Forrest attacked the Fed
eral garrison at Decatur, Tenn, killing the
active force
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

The Patent Relic Monte skirts.
full assortment of these celebrated Skirts IN the
new style at
A n ID L. II s . n IS
HOOPsKIRT AND CORSET DEPOT,
mch2S DIFF Under Mechanics Hail
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

EY-The Post Office lie directly OPT osite harris
Hat and Cap Store. ieb29 u
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
PASSENGERS.

Fer steamship Damascus for Liverpool jos Citeil,
Ghas II Breesk wife. John and C Hayden Mrs j
rv,tvt SOD child, Daniel Wallis. j Dyer W IL
Mrs Hapourn. kla BFser. Mr. rhae well and wife,
Robt lines. aud III others.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
THOMAS LoRING, DRUGGIST

PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner of Exchange & Federal SIS.
A perfect nt guaranteed. The poor literally con.
sidered. moh25 diff