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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-08-25
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
CRESSON STATION.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge, Of the Courts-President, Hon. Geo.
,,iglor, Huntingdon; Associates, George w.
'':ey, Henry C. Devine.
PrOthonotary-Joseph M'Donald.
ft3i,ter and Recorder-James Griffin.
@srif-John Buck
D''trtet AHorney.-Philip s. Noon.
County Commissioners- Peter ]. Little, Jno.
AnPbell, Edward Glass.
Irsasurer-lsaac Wike.
Poor House D,reetors-George Mccullough,
'orge Delany, Irwin Rltledge.
Poor House Treasurer-GeOrge G. X. Zahm.
4uiitors-William J. Williams, George C..
Lahm, Francis Tierney.
County Surreyor.-Henry Scahlan.
caroner. William Flattery.
Arcdnt;le Appraiser-Patrick Donahoe.
Sup't. of Common Schools-J. F. Condor.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-08-25
EBENsBURG MAILS.

MAILS ARRIVE.
EASTERN daily, at liz o'clock, A. NJ.
Western, at lI4 o'clock, A. ~.
MAILS CLOSE.
Eastern, daily, at o'clock, P. NJ.
Western, at o'clock, P. NJ.
sas-The mails from B Butler, Indiana, ,Strongs-
HEn, &C., arrive on Thursday of each week,
n5 o'clock, P. NJ.
Leave Ebensburg on Friday of each week,
ITS 4. NJ.
sG. The mails from Newman's Mills, Car
oltOwn, &c, arrive on Monday, Wednesday
nd Friday of each week, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Leave Ebensburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
Nd Saturdays, at Z o'clock, A. VI.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-08-25

D1~ The following is most heart-ren-
ding war epigram
Says u. S. Grant to Il. E, Lee
Surrender Petersburg to me-"
Says r.. E. Lee to U. S. Grant Era
'Have Petersburg? Oh, no you shan't"
81 shan't2" says Grant, '.Oh very we'll
You say shan't, say / SHELF"
p6e The heart, like watchman, sho'd
con6ne itself to its regular beat
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31

PHILADELPHIA, May 80.
The following has been received here by the
Inquirer, dated headquarters army of the Po-
tomac, en- route to Richmond via Hanover
Ferry, May 9th, 9 A. NJ:
The whole army is again in motion. The
glorious old I'd corps, Gen. Hancock. Is in ad-
vance, followed by Gen. Wright. Gen. War
rem is joining us. having brought up the rear
on our former right wing over the North
Anna. Gen. Burnside will cross at County
Bridge and bring up our rear. The army
moves with . celebrity never known before.
He will make twenty miles before night
Gen. Sheridan is ahead OF US securing the
country. Lee evidently thought up TO the
last that We were going TO turn his left. and
give him battle on the north side OF the South
Anna river; but he is again outgeneraled, and
before night we will be within four hours
march OF Richmond. Once getting Lee snug
ly ensconced within his works, away we 20
around bis flank and into his rear. The whole
country through which We are marching 10
planted with nothing hardly but corn. Pas
turage is very fine, and our army sweeps be-
fore 1t all forage and supplies to be found.
Horses, cattle, mules, contrabands, &c, all
fall into our huge train.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31

I-Gen. Grant has crossed the Pamunkey
river. which is formed by the junction OF the
North and South Anna, and is only about
nine or ten miles from Richmond.
~ The stables belonging to the Bloom
field House, Baskerville N. H., were DESTROYED
by fire Sunday night, and eight horses and
other property were lost.
V-The Maine delegation In the Baltimore
Convention will be a unit for Lincoln and
Hamlin. 1t is quite probable that the same
will be found true all over the New England
states.
o. The Lewiston Journal derives some
consolation during the recent "spel" Of
weather, from the following consideration /:
Grass is delighted, and waves It's luxuriant
green blades in token Of delight" "Tall" may
II wave.
sV A Massachusetts, paper says Charles
II. Holmes, ESQ.,, of Topsneld, has been COM
missioned Lieut.. in the Heavy Artillery
service. Mr.. II. Is . son of the late John
Holmes Of this State, for many years dis
tinguished Senator in Congress. He is said
to be the highest officer in the army, standing
six feet eight inches In his boots. He is q
lawyer by profession.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31

NEW YORK, May 80.
The steamer Kedar, fran Liverpool, brings
a few additional items to the City Of Balti-
mores news.
The weather Ia brilliant for the crops.
A large number of leading ship owners in
Liverpool had memorialized Parliament In IA
vor OF an amendment to the foreign enlist
ment act, or other measures TO stop that state
OF afair which allows belligerents to aid
cruisers to prey on shipping from neutral
ports, and pointing out the danger to British
interests under such system.
The Daily News lifts warning voice on the
cotton question, and the disasters that may
ensue under the restoration Of peace in Amer
lea, which may not be far of.
A cigar shaped steamer OF great power was
being built on the Thames by Mr. Wnans.
The Danish fleet reached Copenhagen in an
unchanged state.
Austria shows activity in naval matters.
The Daily News suspects Russia's action In
the Conference, and suspects q holy alliance
between Russia, Austria and Prussia.
The Nord denies that there is to be a meet
ing OF the Emperors Of Russia and Austria.
The French Minister Of State had recently
declared in the Chamber OF Deputies that ves-
sells suspected OF being built for the Confeder.
ates, would not be permitted to leave France
until their destination was clearly established
M. Rouher had also shown that the Ameri-
can government was not antagonistic to the
Mexican question, and argued that on the
contrary 1t was for the interest of America to
see the government OF Macmillan prosper
ously established.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
City Affairs.

A special meeting OF the City Council was
held yesterday afternoon.
In the Board of Aldermen an order was
passed directing the Committee on Streets
&c, on the part OF that Board to cause num-
bers to be affixed to or inscribed on all houses,
or other buildings, erected or fronting on Ok
ford street.
James Herbert, Hit & Haskell, Lewis How
ard aud Tryon Brothers, were licensed as Inn
holders.
The applications Of L )hraim Cannon and
Sumner w. Skillings, for license as Inn
holders, was called up, and again laid upon
the table.
An order was passed for the appointment Of
committee on the part of this Board, with
such as the Common Council may join, to
make the necessary arrangements for the re-
ception of Gen. Francis Fessenden. The
Committee consists of the Mayor, Aldermen
Moody, Messer and Beal, and Councilmen
Hamlin, Snowman, Howe, Gilman, Clement,
Bailey, Stewart and Thurston. Adjourned.
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Ga,aer,.o of Fr.mon. Delegate. a. cleveland


CLEvELASD, Ohio, May 80.
Judging from the number OF delegates al
ready here and those reported on the way,
the Convention Tomorrow will be composed
Of several hundred delegates. There are ma.
ny Missourians in attendance, and delega-
tons from Illinois, Iowa, Arkansas, Ohio, and
Pennsylvania are also large. Michigan, Min
nesota, Kansas, New York, New Jersey, and
Massachusetts, are represented, but not large
ly. There are apparently none but war Dem
ocrats from New York, who favor the nomi-
nation OF Gen. Grant, with Fremont for Vice
President. They argue that victory in vir-
GINA next month will secure the endorsement
OF this ticket at Chicago. On the other hand
the Fremont men say they want a man whose
political record is well defined and known to
the country, and who has positive strength.
This they claim for their candidate and pro.
fess to believe he is likely TO be endorsed at
Chicago.
The indications are that Gen. Grants name
will be withdrawn and Fremont be nominated
without opposition.
Several are named for Vice President.
among them, Gen. Cochrane, Geo. w. Cass.
b. Gratz Brown. Gen. Logan, Gen. Andrew,
and Gen. Rosecrans. Cochrane Is strongest
tonight.
Comptroller Robinson of New York has
written letter strongly favoring the nomina-
tion of Gen. Grant.
Parker Pillsbury brings with him a letter
from Wendell Phillips, expressing regret at
his inability to attend the Convention, and
complaining that the Administration is a fail
ure, because 1t has weighed treasure against
blood and civil liberty against slavery, and up
to the present moment has decided TO ex-
haust them all before il uses freedom heartily
rs a means of battle.
Among those present were Gen. MeKnsty
and Ex-Gov. w. +. Johnston, OF Pa, Col. Sc
COON, Major Haskill, Gen. Cochrane, Col.
Moss, and a number Of prominent Germans
from the West.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31

WASHINGTON. May 30-l0 L. III.
To Moi. Gen. Dir No intelligence later
than has heretofore been transmitted to YOU
has been received by this department from
Gen. Grant or Gen. Sherman.
A portion OF Gen. Buffers force at Bermn-
da Hundreds, not required for defensive oper-
atoms there, has been transferred under COM
mand OF Gen. Smith TO the Army OF the Poto-
mac. and is supposed by this time to have
formed a junction.
No change in the command of the DEPART
ment Of Virfiinia has been made. Gen. But
Ter remains in full command of the Depart
mant OF Virginia and North Carolina, and
continues At the head Of his force in the field.
Dispatches from Gen. Candy have been re-
ceived to-day. He Is actively engaged in re-
supplying the troops brought back by Gen
Steele and Gen. Banks, and reorganizing the
forces OF the West Mississippi Division, which
now comprehends the Departments Of Mis-
souri, Arkansas and Louisiana. Gems. Rose
Grams, Steele and Banks remain 10 command
OF their respective departments, under the or
ders OF Gen. Candy as division commander,
his military relation being the same as former
ly exercised by Gen. Grant, and now by Gen.
Sherman, over the departments Of the Ohio,
the Cumberland and the Tennessee.
tSigned) EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31

NEW YORK. Nav 81.
Cotton-3die higher; sales 1850 bales at o. al 0s
for middling uplands.
Flour Gl0c better; sales 600 bbs; Super State
7i5Ga1 40; Elk 6017 20; choice Z IS az so; Round
Hoop Ohio do 90ds 05: choice 01asS 60; Super
fine Western l4a1 90; Extra do 55slL7 Is: South
irmer: sales 2200 bbls: Mixed to good SOFAS 2O
Fancy and extra 25dil 90; Canada a loo better;
sales 300 bbls; common Extra Z 45aI IS; extra
good to choice 56ds CD
Wheat-ld2c bett. r, sales les 0C0 bush; Chicae 90
Spring GU 81 6s; Milwaukee club l 60al 81; Amber
milwaukee 0Iel 6s; Winter Red Western 10a
70; Amber Michigan 796l s2j.
Corn-scarce and dec dedy firmer; sales 26 900
bushels; new mixed Western IS; o d do 5sal 5sl
closing wi no sellers of the latter below 60.
0ats-steafy.
Beef-quiet.
Port-nrm with good demand; sales 4450 bbls /;
mess % 50a3l 00 old do rs 60; do 80 5na 80 sTl
prime "A 50a25 so for old new; prime mess 80 90
Iard-actiye and higher: sales $3.50 bbls at l4 1874
Whiskey-fnner: 50 es aso0 bbls at 90 for State
and al611 80 for Western.
Rice-dlli at ii4c for Rangoon.
Sugsr-hrm; <ses 800 hhds; Porto Rico l9Ic;
Muscovsdo l3i9l7.cc.
Cofee-yery firm; Rio 42t.
Molasses-quiet and steady.
Naval Stores-quiet and steady,
Petroleum-hrmeri iales 500 bbls crude at 40; zoo
do reinod In bond at &C. and $50 do rehned 90 at
e9dT0c.
Freights to Liverpool-dull; cotton Ter steamer
Id.
wool-ffmer,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31

CArARRH.-The attention of persons inter.
ested in the rational treatment OF Nasal Ca.
tarrh, is invited to the article from the pen Of
DIR. Pratt, which appears in another column
OF this paper. DIR. Pratt is Principal OF the
fremont Eye and Ear Institute, corner o.
fremont and Winter streets, Boston, and en-.
joys the advantages derived from an extern
sive practice In those specialties, to which he
devotes exclusive attention. His stay in thi,
city, will be prolonged until Friday evening
OF this week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31

Commercial.
Per steamship City of Baltimore at New YORK
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, May Is-The
sales OF Cotton for three days 1000 bales in
cluding TOO to spectators and exporters. The
market co ed quiet ana unchanged
LIVERPOOL MARKET-Flour
offered at decline OF 6dals Wheat dull and I'd
2ss.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET Beef
and Fork neglected and quotations unchanged. Ba
con lower. Lard lower. Tallow dull. Butter dull
LIVERPOOL PRODUCEMARK ET-sugar steady
at full prices. Petroleum firm refined 2s Sd
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, May 18th
The sales to-day were 5000 bales, including 900 to
spectators and exporters Marketc osed quiet and
unchanged.
Breadstufs-yery dull.
Provisions inactive.
Produce-quiet.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, May 19.-Consols
closed at 9lto9l5 for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-Illinois Central rail-
road 4la2s dis; Erie Railroad 54g56.
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- The Annual Report Of lhe overseeI

eT- The Annual Report of the Oyerseers
of the Poor and Aims House and House oil
Correction has been printed. From 1t we
learn that the number admitted during the
last year was sos. Discharged AL. Runa-
way Is. Born 8. Died rs. Present number
2l5, of whom GO are children. Whole num-
Der Of families supplied out Of the House 25l.
Inmates in the Hospital 80. There have been
manufactured at the brickyard during the
year G65 NJ bricks which have been sold for
81 per thousand.
There has been expended the past year for
the support of the Poor and for all accounts OF
the Department s2T,953.s3. Received for ar
ticles manufactured and sold, and for support
Of Poor from other towns Ss,702.25. The ar
tlcles raised aud manufactured on the City
farm amounted to sS,l55.20.
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BY TELEGRAPH
rOrHB
Portland Daily Press.
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.


Steamers Fired into By Rebel Batteries
a, T.n"1 co ot; Earket,Forrest reported
dacaINFon~ Union hen Ham0' '" r"-
C.,po III No, %
Steamer Graham from Memnhis 9TH h.s
arrived pA'' "a'
On Morning Of the 25,b tho ,onho., crr
lew was attacked AT Gaines, fanning sf,v
miles below Napoleon. by rebel ba,fsrv If
guns. The fire was returned and = hrisE on.
eagement ensued. lasting half an bonr when
the rebels were driven off "N
Steamer Bell. from Mempbis. with 3aa bales
cotton for st. Louis. and one davis later dates
and U. S. Hospital boat Thomas. in CHARGE
had arrived from Red river with about 5lO
soldiers, who were wounded in an engagement,
at Yellow BAYOU.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31

THE FRUITS OF INDUSTRY. In the boot
and shoe establishment Of Messrs. C. C. Han
son, & Co, is workman who has been thirty
five years in their employ and that Of their
predecessors. He has spent the most OF that
time in cutting ladies' boots, cutting from 25,-
0)o to 10000 pairs in year. This man re-
ceiving only the ordinary wages OF such po-
sition, has, BY industry and application to bus
iness, accumulated about $4,000, although he
has never practiced a miserly policy in his ex-
penditures and charities. There are thou
sands of mechanics in our city who have had
quite as good an opportunity to accumulate q
competency, who by constantly changing their
business and employers have failed to be as
successful.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31

NoTIcE.-The Lads and Misses, who so
kindly and successfully collected old cloth to
send to the soldiers on Saturday, will call at
otherplaces this lTuesdoyl afternoon. Donors
can designate If the, please where they would
like the cloth sent, whether to the Sanitary
Rooms, Christian Commission, or Maine Camp
Hospital Association. The object is to &c,
the cloth where 1t is needed in the shortes,
possible time, &
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LA DIE 8
Notice.

I'VE the undersigned. named in the act ineorno
w rating the "lnterna ional Hotel Company ~ n
notice that the first Getting of the corporators sg
be held on Tuesday, the 7Ih of June A. ID. 1874 a,
three o'e oek in the afternoon at the Rooms Of N.
Hoard OF Trade. TO determine whethsr or not saiJ
corporatio III accept the charter of said ComnspS
and to transact such other business as may properl
and lawfully come before the meeting
j. Is BRows
IHoMAsANoRY DEBLoIs
FRANKLIN &. MOODY,
:. J. SMITH,
j. NJ. WOOD.
Portland. May 3)th.-td
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2ls,lOO II
Increase

LARCENY OF BoAT.-Some three weeks
since Mr.. Cornelius Raglan OF Boston, came to
this city and purchased sail-boat of Mr.. T.
S. Roberts. After the boat was launched she
was stolen. Yesterday Police officer Will
ltams found the boat in the dock at Portland
pier. She had been stolen by Mark Sullivan,
repainted different color and sold to Mr.
Sergeant, on the pier. Sullivan was arrested
and committed to the lookup. He claims that
Raglan owed him ten dollars and, therefore, he
took the boat
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31

PREsESrATIoN.-After dress parade Of
the 18th Maine regiment on Sunday, at Camp
Berry, Lieut. Col. Edwin Isley was made the
recipient Of splendid sword, belt, sash, gaunt-
let's &C., from the non-commlssioned officers
and privates of the regiment. The presenta-
ton was made by Sergeant Major Jordan in
handsome manner. The regiment was then
formed in square and was addressed by Lit.
Col. Ilsley, and Mr. Wilson of Orono.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31

~ The American Telegraph Company is
now stretching another wire on the line from
this city to Boston, mainly for the accommo-
dation Of the through business between the
two cities. This makes the firth wire on this
line between Portland and Boston.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31

A CALL.-The members Of the third Par
ish Church voted, unanimously, last evening
to extend call to Rev. Jeremiah Z. Walton,
now at Albany N. Y, to become their pastor,
and fill the place lately vacated by Rev. DIR.
Dwight.
The Parish meeting is to be held next MOI
day evening, and it is expected the members
of the Parish will be as unanimous as were
the members of the church.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have q letter
from A. b. Farwell, Esq, President of the
Maine Soldiers Relief Association, acknowl.
edging the receipt OF Fifty Dollars from G.
J. Prescott, Esq, Of Kittery, for the benefit of
our sick aud wounded soldiers in hospitals in
and near Washington. Mr.. Farwell says "the
calls upon the society are constant and enor-
nous, and such remembrauces from home are
most timely.r
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31

WASHINGTON, May 80.
About 1000 eontrabands, two thirds of them
children, arrived here this afternoon from the
neighborhood Of the recent battle fields, bring
Ing with them bedding and large bundlts OF
clothing. They separated for various parts Of
the city in search Of homes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31

SPRAGUR & BLANcHARD's MINsTBELs.--
The managers of this troupe, DESTROYS Of
giving the public all the novelties possible,
have engaged Dick Sands, the famous clog
dancer, for one week. His first appearance
will be tomorrow evening.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31
From The Panhandle

New YORK, May 80.
The Commercials letter from Gen. Buffers
army, dated the oath, says an expedition Of
some magnitude was about starting, but its
destination remains a secret. Two or three
days will eliminate events.
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Adraace by GEN. Hu uter.

NEW YORK, May 80.
A dispatch from Wheeling says Gen. Hun
ter has reduced his army to light marching
order, and has moved from Cedar Creek. He
has issued an order that the army Is to live on
the country through which he passes.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nav 40

Ar0ueiies at Harana.
PHILADELPHIA. May 80.
The Bulletin has the following dispatch
from Washington. dated to-day:
"The Star says all the troops in the field in
the department Of the Gulf and west OF Mis-
sissippi river, not including Missouri, are to
be commanded by Maj. Gen. Candy.
Gen. Banks has been appointed Military
Governor Of Louisiana, with headquarters at
New Orleans.
The Captain General Of Cuba announces
the arrival Of Arguelles at Havana in custody
OF Spanish agent. The Capt. General, In a
letter. returns his thanks to Secretary Seward
for the service he has rendered humanity by
furnishing medium through which great
number of men will obtain their emancipa-
ton. whom the escape OF Arguelles would
have reduced to slavery. He also adds that
the simple presence of Arguelles on his return
to this island has already. and in few min
utes, given liberty to 5000 beings"
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RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The receipts on thu
Grand Trunk Railway for the week ending
May 2lst, were $4,000 AZ
Corresponding week last year, S0,63l 90
Increase, s66e9 IS
There was an increase during the week OF
s6,605 ~ In passengers, and s63,11 In
freight
The total amount of receipts from Jan. LIST
TO May 2lst is 1884 1888 6s
Same period last year, 1.e76, 233 81
Increase, 2l6, 100 II
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31

NoTIcE.-The managers Of the Ladies,
Christian Commission are requested to meet
at their rooms on Temple street, this, Tues
day afternoon, at LIZ O'Clock. A full atten-
dance is requested. Per Order
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31

Also the following donations Of Hospital
stores-1 Box and Bbls. stores from st.
Lawrence St Ch.; Case from S. Aid Soc. w
Waterville; 1 Case S. Aid Soc, Falmouth.
CYRUS STURDIvANT,
Treasurer of Army Commission,
OF Portland Y. M. @. A.
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GenseeI Residence, near the CITY.
Az Auction.

ON Monday. juno eth. at Q o'ciosk. p N. We
shali sell At auction the house on Seven's Plains
formerly owned. fitted up snd ceeuyied BY John
Lynch, Eco. u Is a two story brick house-l1 An
ished rooms-fne closets marble az ties 8 G. Bath
ing Room " 18th hot and cold water. An excellent
&c with alarge cistern in IT. VI dance OF lard
and soft water. Tho house IL In Thorough repair.
nne stable and outhouscs, and good ice house Of n
tons capacity. The lot con,ai about one and one.
quarter acres OF land in high state Of cultivation
rants and Goosber ies-Shade and Ornamental
Irees-aiso few selections Of Choice Roses. The
Horse Railroad passes the house.
For particulars call ON
HENRY BAILEY 3 CO, Auetioneers.
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Brick House ae Auction,

M shall sell at auction on Monday June 9Th.
w II O'Clock, p. NJ. the valuable new tvyo-sfor
BRICK House. 80 Clark street IL Is thoroughly m
sned ~ neat ana worknanlike manner; Il has 10
on the nrst and second noor-pleniy hard and soft
water-nne &c lar. and even yfhir and ala ut tie
desirable houses we have oAert d ID season Ihs
Horse Railroad passes within ftw feet OF H. lie
lot u 70 BY leo feet Sale positive--titIe clear
may31 HENRY BAILEY f,tl Aur,,r.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-31

ArrENTIoN.-The members of the Old
Portland Light Infantry-past and present
members-will take notice for the call tomor-
row evening, to make arrangements for ami
versary.
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Acknowledgements.

The army committee of the Young Mems
Christian Association acknowledge the receipt
of the following additional sums Of money to
be devoted to the object of the United States
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Vessel Burned bo the Pirate Florida

NEW YORK, May 80.
The pirate Florida landed at Martinique
May 4th the crew of a bark from Sombrero.
guano laden, which she burned. The bark is
supposed to be the David Lopsley, of and for
Philadelphia.