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Interesting Foreign Items.

Among the latest discoveries made at Pom
peii is a well Of excellent water, which is TO
be analysed to discover if it has any mineral
properties.
The execution of DR.. La Pommeras for
poisoning his mistress, took place at Paris, on
the morning Of the 10th ult. A crowd of no
less than 10000 persons assembled to witness
the sad spectacle.
1t Is said that number of ladies OF rank
in London meet weekly at an entertainment
Of spiritual fortune telling"
The winning horse at the late Paris Ascot
is named Vermont, and originated, probably,
In that State.
While at Cambridge the Prince of Wales
attended the ball given in his honor, and he
danced every dance, selected the prettiest Pile
bian girls to dance with, drank more cham
payne than was good for him, made his wife
jealous, and caused his mother deep chagrin
by his conduct, which she expressed by tele-
graph.
Queen Victoria and her daughters are said
to make full and open war upon the Princess
of Wales. Her beauty and popularity are in
supportable to the old lady.
Horsman, member OF Parliament, has Tilted
D1sraeli's daughter--promised to marry and
backed out
The Emperor of the French recently got a
ducking in a lake back of the palace at Fon-
tainebleau. Some say he fell out of his fish
ing boat and swan ashore; others say he
hooked q carp, and the fish was SO large that
it drew him into the water and his attendants
had much difficulty In getting him out, and in
the operation his nasal organ was considerably
damaged. The Parsians make good deal
of fun out of it, and French artists would get
up some fine caricatures about it Il they dar-
ed to do so.
NJ Renan has been dismissed from the pro-
fessorship of Hebrew Ia the College de Wa
ner. The cause is his recent attack on the
divinity of Christ. The dismissal occasions
considerable excitement in Paris. The Or
thodox favor it, and the liberal Christians
condemn 1t and say the Emperor had no au-
thorlty for the act, meddling with that which
is none OF his business. Louis Napoleon does
much of such work, and the end is not vet.
The Liverpool Police Court have decided
that dog is at large even II he is ACCOMPANY.
ing his owner or any other person. The ami
NAL must be tied or chained, otherwise he is
at large within the puryiew of the law Such
is English authority. How would our Munic-
ipal Court decide such a question?
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FOE oovrRNoR.
The Unkindest Gut of All.

The unkindest cut yet received by "Civis,'
who contributed an article to our columns the
other day, In favor of paying the interest on
the Government bonds in currency, Is the full,
entire, unconditional endorsement of his ar
ticle by the Portland Advertiser. That paper
would 20 step farther, and rcpudiate the
bonds themselves. The editor Of the Adyer-
him-to tell his readers that "Civis'" views
were not endorsed by the Press. ss
One word more while our hand Is in. As
we have said before, the author Of "Civisn Is
gentleman OF unimpeachable moral integrity,
who, IL appears, has invested all his available
means In Government bonds on which he ex-
presses his entire willingness to receive inter-
est payment 10 paper as measure of relief,
thus showing that his ruling passion is at least
spirit not OF seinshness, but Of self-sacrifce
and patriotism = mistaken though he Is, In
our Judgment, In relation to the policy he pro-
poses. He u not repudiator in any offensive
sense OF that term; that il, he makes no prop
osition from desire TO have the Government
escape any load Of responsibility 1t has the
means to bear up under. He mistakes in
cherishing suspicion-if, indeed, such q sus-
picion does possess his mind-that the limit
TO our national resources and ability can be
reached in prosecuting to asuccessful issue
the war for The supremacy of constitutional
law, though that war be continued twenty
years.
ons word more: much of the horror for
"Civis'" article which has found vent through
the papers, Is the merest CANNON from
those not worthy to unioose the lachet OF his
shoes. He is gentleman who discharges his
personal obligations to the last cent, and yet
he has been assailed as a dishonest repudiator
BY those who have not hesitated to repudiate
their own personal obligations, and whose pri
vate creditors have been left TO whistle for
their just dues. We have very little respect
for that persons sensiuyeness about the ma
tionai honor who shows no regard for his
own honor. $40
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SAN FRANCiSCo-Ar sth ship s Ely, Living.
ston, New York Derby, Allen, Hong Kong.
ing. Boston; 2s,h. ship Washington. Norton, do.
Ar 9th, sehs A Bird. Pendleton. I'm Rockland |;
oihs,lo; smith, veSa Cruz 18th, barque Fanny Ea-
Below I'd. ship owego. from New York; baroue
Garibaidi, from Philadelphia; brig John Robbins.
from do.
Cid 2Iih, brig Irene, Look cardenas
CID lst inst, bar9ues Florence. Taylor, and Scot
flowed to sea 2lst ship Wallace l n Hs
bALflMoRE-Ar 9Th, sch kendrick Fish, Wall.
Birchard Torrey Haskell, Calais.
CID, ship Ellen Stewart Coffin Havrc
+ PHILADELPHIA-Ar7 tn, barque Andes. Merri-
man, from Tampa Bay sch ! Meeny. Wilcox.
A. eth. brigs Ida Mcleod. Cook. New Orleans:
Elmira, Norton. Bath Mystic. Berry, Fortress Mon
roe; sehs Astoria Haynes. Calaiss Ida l. Howard,
McDuiie, Portland; Ocean wave Baker, Salem;
Rio. Plammer. New York.
Cid It'll. sch Pearl, Brown. Boston
Cid sth. barque Mary q Fox, Ross, Portland.
NEW Y0Rk-Ar 7fh. brig Loeb Lomond Shute.
Glacs Bay CB; sehs Petrol, Scars, Philadelphia for
Gilman. Crowell, Boston; Mount Hope. spaulding,
Cid IT'D. ship Charlotte, Barstow. London; bsroue
Mahna, Durham, Ezabethport; schs Vim Hunter
Eldridge Lingan OBJ; Seadower, Chase, Med ford:
$ Hathaway. Philadelphia.
Cid Sth, barque Mallie Metcalf Baker Boston brig
Adelphi. Hataern, Vera orpx; schs Willie. Ryder,
81 Pierre; q ID kisg, Clendenrin Csfais; John
Boynton, Reed. aud Open Sea. Rogers, Boston,
Sid Tih shps Alice Vennard, Alexandria GEN
Berry; barque Sierra Nevada
PR0vIDENCE-Ar It'll sch oucksteo. Wilson.
Philadelphia
Ar sth. sch Melbourne, Marston Augusta
sohn, New York =
Elizabethpoft.
NEwPoRT-Ar 7th. sch Maria Louisa Snow, I'm
Providence for New York
Sid lth and sth. brigs Isabel Beurman, Small, for
rniladeiphia; Adelma, Somes tim Irovidesnce.l do;
Warren, and Others.
/. H0LMESsS HOIE-Ar eth, brigs Celia NJ Carver,
Treat from boston for Philadelphia: Fredk Eugene,
Crockett Rockland for New York; sch New Packet,
Foster Millhridge for New York.
Sid It'll, brig Wm IA Parks, Nc Aleyy, I'm Havana
for Boston; William Arthur, Haskell Portland for
Philadelphia; Whi'e Sea. Lee Newburyport for New
York; Nile. Hall RockIand for do
Also sid, schs Cherub, st Lucar, Defiance, Nile.
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DIED..

In this city. july 8, John Cotton. son Of and
Mary w Richardson. aged months. 80
In Westbrook, July 4, Mr. Thomas Pride, aged u
years months.
In saeo. July 4, Mr. Pelatiah Came. aged So years
months
In kennebunk. Jnly 5. Mr. Stephen Day, aged IS
years months.
In Hampden, July :. Capt r X stetson, aged IS.
In Brewer, July Z, Mr. Ira Wardwcll. aged 50.
In Turner May 81, Mrs Asepeth Leavitt aged 70
years Mrs Il was the youngest snd last of the large
family of the late Stephen Bryant one Of the first
settlers in Turner.
In Paris, July l, Mr. Jonathan Cummings. aged 30.
In Bethel, Juno ~, Mrs Alma Frances, wife Of o II
Mason. Esq. AGED q years.
In Belfast, July ], Capt Nath1 Hatch, aged 81.
In Belfast, June Is. Mary Elizabeth. daughter of
Timothy fills aged 10 years IL months.
In Northport, May H. MIR George Burkmar. aged
81 years months. Fna
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Manifesto Of the Rebel Congress-,

This remarkable document we publish to-
day on our nrst page 1t is remarkable in
many of its features, and its assumptions are
monstrous. More deception, sophistry and
absolute lying embodied In single paper, we
have not seen for many day. The basis up
on which are founded all its arguments and
appeals Is entirely false from beginning to end
They deeply deplore the necessity of taking
up arms in defence OF their rights and free in
stitutionsi And the question comes up, what
rights? The first and foremost of these
rights Is the right to buy and sell human be-
ings True, lis not called by that name, but
he who runs may read and understand it. II
slavery Is dead or dying, it is false to charge
that death TO the Federal Government. 1t is
the rebels themselves, and not our govern
ment, who have struck the fatal blows upon
the peculiar institution" And 1t is not for
them to complain of us for such staggering
blows on human bondage The greatest and
most successful aboiilionists on this continent
are Jeff Davis and his traitorous crew, and
history win SO record the fact.
AANh kA~~NhhSa AuAiidiJ buCCtc&tc btnct
the opening of the campaign enable them,
they say, TO publish TO the world their desire
for peace without danger of having their mo-
tiyes misinterpreted. That is great joke
one that must produce laugh among all in
telligent readers.
Now we interpret the motives that caused
this publication OF their desire for peace in
quite different light. There Is, underlying
the whole document, a fear, poorly concealed,
that the end of their rebellion is drawing
near, and hence their desire for peace on such
terms as they can best make while they have
some military power left. But to publish
this desire under such false pretences Is an
imposition on the intelligence of the people
here and In Europe. o, no, they don't wish
TO boast of their wonderful successes! Well
we should think they would not, under all the
circumstances, and while Grant Is surround
ing their capital and making the arch traitor
treinble ON his throne.
We can have peace whenever we cease
from unhallcwed war upon their sacred ri ghts I
Wonderful condescensionl II we will only
lay down our arms, and let them alone In
their rebellion, they would not war upon up
on usl That Is truly magnanimousl The
whole matter Is in nutshell. They are reb-
els against a government that never did them
the least harm, but, on the contrary. made
them what they were previous to the war
they commenced upon it. And now they
viii not fight any more, IL we will lay down
our arms and let them have their own way
Sachis their proposition, and the most insult
ing ever made by any rebels on earth. As
well might the burglar say TO the owner of
the house which he had entered, and whose
gold he had stolen, " Now let us have peace;
lay down your arms, and will not shoot you,
but depart quietly" Such request would
add insult 10 injury, but it is no more prepos-
ferrous than the terms Of peace the rebels
ofYer to US.
II they win first lay down their arms and
then sue for peace, they would be heard, and
peace might be restored to our country.
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DEATHS OF MAINE SoLDIERs.-The Was
ington Chronicle reports the following burisls
ofMalne Soldiers in Washington on the 4th
9Th and 9th inst: S S Henderson, +, Esd Me;
Daniel E Chamberlain, 3 Me, Battery; w ii
Sehopper, B, 3lst Ne; Adalbert Witham, A,
LIST Me II A; Charles Z Patrick, A 9Th Me;
Samuel Fl Mason, 1st Me II A.; Joseph
Hotchkiss, do, Thomas Richmond, II, 9th Me;
Geo p Bliss, d, 3 Me; John T Pinkham, II,
LIST Me II A; G Frank, II, 32d Me; Samuel
I Hiscock, Z, LIST Me H A; Mark Emerson,
+, LIST Me Ii A. se.
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Letters Repaaining UncIaimed

the Post once At Portland, State or Maine. nth
L day Of July. 1854
ITO obtain any of these letters. the applicant
must call for 'adrerfissd ktters give the date OF
TINS list, and pay one cent for advertising.
" III not called for within oae month, they will
be sent to the d ad Letter Office
Free Delivery of letters by carriers, Al the resi-
dencs OF owners. may be secured BY observing tbs
folio wing Rules;
~. Direct letters plainly to the street and mum
Der. rs well as the Post Offf.e and state.
u Head letters with the writer's post Office and
state, street and number, sign them plainly with
cordingly. T
%. Letters 10 strangers or transcient visitors in
town or city. whose special address may be I'M
known, should be marked, in the lower len hand
corner. with the word Transient -
A. Place the postage staap on the upper rsaAt
hand corner. and teare space between the staup and
direction for post marking without interfering with
thu ut fftnr - 800
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81. F." A,wood's Bites. Price 80 cts.

FtR'HN = n u Il, AprH 20 1868.
Ds1r SRA lady of my acauaintapce was
troubled wih severe itaeks OF ok hea,lach for
namber o. year. ard cuu mad RELIEF until ,be
tried T. r .fttc cd Bit e,s, which II ected ner
eat cure. -
NJ daughter was 'r1ubled with sta Ks of seyere
Q dache and nj In which hive been caIed
by these btters l h We mts,if be N troubled
With dyspepsia. whch has already been e,ieved bv
th remedy always Ne it o. hand, rs be ieye
1t TO be speedy care fur att d-ra gements OF the
81 msch aHd iiver: ara fenae complaints when
arising from debility o the di sestivt organs
urs truly, CHss nurypy
~ Gossaterfeits anS base imitasi,as, In SINH.
lar BIO lie ard label are in the market and sokI H.
aHPrinciptsd de Iiers. -
'IAe gesane as signed Z y. 4stsoos and also hr,s
an kxrtA LABEL, on schie prper, cotatersioned
H. III. NAY Druggist, Portland, jfe, sole General
agent.
Sod BY respectable fs hers in medicine qeaeYa1v.
iany l6eod&N6
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Ar sth, schs Honest Abe, Carney FIN Perth Amhov
for Boston; L A Denenhower, Miller. Philsdsinhis
for for Portland; Mary Pear'on. -, Bangor for
Sid. brgs Celia NJ Carver. Fred Eugene: scbs VIM
Arthur. Michigan, New Packet. Mary Z Pearson,
FALL RlvER-sld sth, brig Jessie Rhynas, PEN
dleton. from Somerset) for Philadelphia
DIGHrON-Sld It'll, sch Julia Z Pratt, Brown, for
NEW sEDFoRD-sld 7lh, sch Sarah. Benson, for
% BosToN-Ar 9Th, brig Burmah, sherman. from
ian, Beliaty Rondout; Angelina, Moore, Tremont
Juliet Crosby. Enzabethport
br ga sih barque Tyrrabacca. tBrl Graves Bangor;
or'g s Means, Hall, Fortress Monroe; Fausfina
EIlmn, stockton; schs Clara, Crowell Philadelphia;
T Emoem. shortwell, wiscasset; Arcadia, Hale, for
Ar sth. schs Eictous. Cothrell FIN Calais; Venus
o aa einorokei steamer Clinton, kby Portland
cienneno paf9ne, Lady franklin tBrl Mitchell, for
v visld, spr1 layior Calais briggs belmont Locke
Conductor. tBrl Taylor, Calais; Richmond Powers
Bangor; schs Hiram, Cook Calais. f.iida I. ndrars'
Rockland; July Fourth, Shaw, Bsngor 10 load ~.
West indiesi Orion, howe. Bath Nile, Oliver, do;
TAYLOR, Nickerson, New York
Sid sth. brig Fannie.
sALEM-Ar sth. sch Wreath, Nash. Establishment.
L + Smith. Cobb Philadelphia.
NEWBURYPORT-Ar 18th, sch d Ii Balduin
knowlton, tlizahethport.
BATH-Cld sth, ship Freedom, (new) Bradley. for
P0nTsMOUTH-Ar 9TH, sch Ii Clark, Call from
Bangor. -
Ar 8th. sch Concord. Spear. Rockland.
Sid eth. brig Trindelen, Lawry Baltimore.
nELLSWORTH-Ar2 sth ult, sch North Battery
Anderson, Portland, and cid Inst for Boston,
BANGOR-Ar sth, brig Abner Taylor, Gullifer
Sid sth, schs May Patton. tnew, 24 tons) Phillips.
Mafanzas; Mahoney. Macomber, Fortress Mon-
roe; Elizabeth, circuit. Washington -
RoCkLAND-Ar eth. sch Exeter, Pendleton, fun
Portland.
Sid !th schs @ w Glover. Holbrook. vinalhayeu.
to to load for New York; Orris Francis, Hunt, for
Philadelphia ~
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Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes Of our climate are sources of
pulmonary, Bronchial, and 4sfdnatic Affections.
Experience having proved that simple remedies Of
ten act speedily when taken In the early stages of the
disease. recourse should at be had to 'Brocn's
hronchtak Iroches." or Lozenges, let the Cold,
Cough or Irritation of the throat be ever slight
"a by this precaution more serious attack may be
efectually warded of. Public Speakers and Singers
will find them eectusl for clearing and siren gthen-
ing the voice. Soldiers should have them, as they
can be carried in the pocket, and taken occasion
requires. june25d& WIN
SoZoDoNr.-rhis preparation for cleansing, beau
tfying and preserving the teeth Is not warranted to
make new teeth grow in the place of old Ones but
its does accomplish all that 1t promises --Zion's
Herald aud Wesleyan Journal Boston. mchI5 1t
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FOR Jaundice, Costivenefs, Liver Complaint, HUI
mors, indigestion Dyspepsia Piles Dizziness Head
ache Drowsinsss and ALI diseases arising from dis
ordered stomach, torpid liver, and bad blood, to
which all persons are subject in spring and summer
They cleanse the system, regulate the wells, re-
store the appetite purify the blood and give sound
ness OF mind and strength of BODY TO all who use
at y, 30 and IS cents per bottle. GEO. C. GOOD
WIN Co.'S Hanover Street. Boston, Proprie-
TORS. ap2 dam
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Substitute wanted !

fNHE subscriber wishes for substitute in the Army
Il for three years or the war. He must be citizen
not subj ct to draf believing that the rebellion car
and Will be put down by the Union Armi.s and
ready and DESTROYS of doing his part In this work
veteran would be preferred
easonabe bonus. in addition to the State toun-
" aad aid from the city, will be paid to such sub
stitnte by EDWARD Fey
July IL, 1S54-d1w
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THIS day give my son. W. +. Hodgkins, his
Il time to act and trade for himself; 1 shall not
claim his wages or pay Ills debts. U
q. HODGKINs.
Aftesf-c. b: Sands. Daniel Freeman.
Portland, July 8. 1854. jy9d2vs
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NEW YORK, June D.. Barque w Andrews from
Boston for Havana. was wrecked on Indian Cav on
the ult and is total loss. Part of the cargo was
saved and taken to Nassau Mp THE W regis
tered PCS tons was built at Newcastle, Me- in 1873
and hailed from Boston.
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Boston Stock List.
MARRIED..

In wsteryile, June Q, Enoch Foster, Jr, and Miss
Adene Lowe.
In Lewiston. June l6, II " Leighton and Miss
Della w Baker. - =.
In Lewi-ton July 2, Phinehas w Skinner and Miss
Mary A Corliss. =
In Lewiston, July 7. Henry Hutchins and Mss
Eliza Higgins.
In Gardiu er. July Benson Carney and Miss Har-
riet Bckford, both of Dresden.
In Gardiner, June 80. Horace W Hildretb of G.
and Miss Anna Wakefield, Of West Gardiner; also,
Chas Smith and Miss Sarah L Hildreth - =
In Biddeford. July g. Almon Skillin ard Miss
Mary Wells. both of lewiston 80
In kennebnnk, Leander Emery and Miss Hittie
Rounds
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IMPORTS.

SIERRA E0RENA. Brig Brill = 412 hhds mo-
lasses. 56 tres do. 3S bbls do 10 b Brown Sons.
HAVANA. Brig w IL Parks-2S3 hhds molasses
~ ties do, % bbls do. to Isaac Emery; bbls do,
master
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SPOK EN-

York for st Thomas = =
June Is: on bahama Banks. ship Sebastopol, from
Philadelphia for New Orleans.
June 10, OF the Isaacs ship Elizabeth Hamilton
from New York for New Orleans.
june 80 lat 20 s3, Ion no So ship Star Of the West
rom Liverpool for New York same time, ship Danl
Webster from New York for London.
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Thip Rochambesu. 9l2 tons register. built at Thorn.
aston in 1851 and at this port hss been sold to
parties in New York for $4,000 brig l. I knight
OF searsport 2s7 tons, built in 1853 has been pur-
chased by parties in this city. N
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All Court of Probate held az Portland, within and
for the County of Cumberland on the hrst Tues.
DAY OF July. in the year of our Lord eight
cen hundred and sixty-sour
CAMUEL IL BRADBURY having presented his
- petition, representing that Solomon Ihayer, late
Of Portland In said County. deceased old in his life.
time make it gal contract to convey TO True Brad
bury certain real estate described in said petition
and praying that authority may be given to the ex.
ecutrix OF the last will and testament of said Solo.
ry said contract into effect,
IL ras Ordered. That the said Petitioner give no.
tce to all persons interested. by causing notice to
be published one week in the Maine State Press ana
teven days In the Daily Press. printed Portland
that they may appear At Probate Court TO be held at
SAID Portland ON the third Tuesday ofJuiy next at
ten of the clock In the forenoon and show cause
If any they have, why the should not be grant.
ed. -
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy, Attest, 49, \ -
EUGENE HUMPHREY. Re xister.
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FOREIGN poRrs

FOKEIGN FORTS.
Tufts, for Goree.
AT Antwerp Esd ult, ship Martha Cobb. pilIsbury,
Az valparaiso LIST inst ship John Tucker. Hallett,
rom Boston; Susan L Gtzgeraid. Green, from Bal.
tim re. a
:, SID I'm Valparaiso May "a. snip Prospero. strout,
Ar at Demarara lst ult, barque carnioa, Hopkins
Monteyideo.
Sid FIN AspinwAll 10th ult. brig = Drummond, Con-
way, New York ~ ~
SID I'm Cienfuegos 9th ult sch A Griffin Foster.
Philadelphia.
At Vera Cruz I'D nit. sch II p Russell, Nicksrson,
from New Orleans ar list,
AT Glace Bay CB 18th ult. barques Western Sea-
Harding. and Armenia. hamilton, for Boston, ldg.
dria. - -
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4 CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 10
ETR rooms, lar &c stable and shsds-situated two
and one-half miles from Portland and the
!; finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
tering place, and summer bosrders Fer
parucuisre enquire Of GEO. OWEN
sp1 du 81 Winter Street. Portland
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A New Perfume for the Handker-
chief.

most Exquisite. Delicate and Fragrant Perfume.
distilled from the Rare aud Beautiful Flower from
ii takes its name.
Manufactured only by PHALONSgOy.N Y
- Bescare Of CogatefJeits Ask for Ph1{oa,s-
Take no other. Sold BY Druggists generally .
June2p64dSm
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday............... j uly o.
ARRIVED.
Bark Sarah Hale. Crowther, Boston, in ballast
Brig Sarah, tBrl keene, Boston, ballast.
Sch Victory, Edwin, Ellsworth.
Brig Brill. tBrl Crowell, Sierra Merena via Ha-
vana 2lst ult
Sch Char. OF. Strout New York
Sch Ma ietta Smith, kisby Salem
Sch Rienzi Crockett, Bangor.
Sch Anna Nash. tnewl NASH Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood, New York-Emery
Fox AZ y =
Brig Harriet. Fredericks, Hayana--lsaac Emery.
Sch Sarah, lBrl iced, Westport NS-master
Sch Harper, (Brl Coombs Charlottetown PEI
Blake, Jones & Co.
Sch VIM Crawford, Lord Washington Dc Or
lando Niekerson. :
Sch Julia Newell, Cushing. New York-orlando
Nickerson.
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FA number Of officers have fallen victims
be yellow fever OF Key West.
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Lost.

IN Friday, between the Kennebec Depot and
~ boston Boat. one roll OF Leather, marked Sa-
oIns rage, Boston. Whoever will return the same
to Z. B. Bailey, kennebec Dept, shall be suitably
he"afutu iyIl
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N EW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Boat for HarpswelI.
On and after Monday. July 18th, 1864, the new and
superior steamer
MARCENA JOHNSON,

win leave as follows:
- KIN Leave Custom House Wharf at 30
$3.50 "A. NJ. for Harpswell. touching at Peaks
Island ON every trip, and landing parties at Dia-
mond Cove or Chebeague Islands when requested.
Returning, leave Harpswel at r. NJ. touching
as above.
Excursion tickets to Harpswen, rs cents: PEAKS
Island. % cents; Diamond Cove or Chebeague Is
lands, 60 cents Single tickets same as above.
Large parties taken at reason able rates.
The public are invited to inspect this boat being
lifted up In superior Style ana Is by far the safest
excursion boat in these waters.
For further particulars inquire of GEO. WATER
HOUSE, Agent, on board, or
J. ID. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
July o
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BY Your STA ion ry Packages
Address sr's, 80 Exchange streat
50 per dossa or rs ceafs each.

sy-Agents wauied, address L. DREs Err, Port.
land, Me-. BoN l32.
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ORDISAScE oFFIcE.
WAR DhPARTMkNr.
WAsHineroN, July 4. 1854.

Sealed proposals viii be received At this Office nm
gu Monday July rs. stfP. NJ. for 10000 sets OF
insntry Aceoasrements. caibre S. TO be deiive cred
in the following quantities at the undernamed Arse
mas, wig
$1,000 sets at the New York Arsenal. Governors
Island.
1000 sets at the Frankfort Arsenal. Bridesburg,
Pa.
600 sets at the Aieghany Arsenal, Pitts burg,
Pa ~~,H'