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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-16

VAN AMBURGH & Co.'s MENAGERIE.-On
Monday next this long expected collection of
living wild animals, is to arrive 10 this city,
From an extended notice Of the establishment.
published some time since In the Y. Y. Even
ing Post, We CLEAN some items OF interest in
regard to ii. When travelling, the caravan
forms spectacle scarcely less interesting than
the exhibition Of the animals. Nearly one
hundred and fifty horses are required to draw
the cages and vans. Ten greys Of unusual
size draw the band chariot, which is mass
of elaborate carving, in appropriate designs,
completely covered witk gliding, aud cost
nearly ten thousand dollars The "staie car
rage of the giraffe, is a beautiful affair, and
Is furnished with cushioned sides within, to
protect its delicate occupant from bruises
while travelling.
The mammoth yariegated tent contains Az
900 feet OF canvas, requires thirty-four center
aud quarter poles to sustain its huge top, and
will hold the population, pretty nearly, Of an
ordinary sized county. The company COM
prises one hundred men ia all capacities
taken altogether, says the Post, "Yan Am
burgh q Co.'S Menagerie, this season, surpas-
SEES in the extent, variety and interest of its
geological collection, as well as in the beauty
and completeness of its outfit, anything which
has hitherto travelled in America, or perhaps
any other country. The proportion of very
rare specimens is much larger than usual, and
all are in excellent condition" Van Am
burgh brings the entire establishment to this
city.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Skisnsishj,sg -fsonHd Pefersburg--J. ). Cam
boats fired into by Rebel battery Sheri-
dan dnafher afd-Reguiafions for Re-
eruiting ia Rebel States.
WASHINGTON. July 10.
An arrival from City Point to-day, reports
considerable skirmishing during the last few
days along our lines.
The rebels yesterday morning fired upon
the steamers Geo. Weemis and United States
IRON a field battery near Wilson's Landing
The former had portion of her stern knock
ed of aud three shots passed through the lat
ter.
Gen. Sheridan has gone on another raid.
Regulations for recruiting ia the rebel states
for the loyal states have been issued.
s. Recruiting agents must have letter of APP
pointment from the State Executive. The
particular field in which the agent is to operate
will be specified in the letter Of appointment.
Experience has shown that these agents
should not be paid for each recruit, but should
have a fixed compensation for their services.
All recruiting agents viii be subject to the
rules and articles of war.
1t is made the duty of the commanding off
Ger Of any department or district, 10 order
back TO his State or arrest and hold for trial
any recruiting agent who shall commit fraud
on the government recruits, or who shall vio-
late the instructions issued TO govern this re-
cruitment, or be guilty of any offence against
military law.
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Municinal Oonrt.-Lnlv LIS.

Michael Mcdonnell was complained of for
petty larceny. The examination was contin-
ued until to-day. J. ODonnell, Esq, appear
ed for the defense.
Charles l.. Ilsley, complained of as being
an habitual truant was sentenced to the Re-
form School during his minority.
Ann Raglan complained that Catherine
Buckley threatened to commit an ohense
against her person and property. There were
some eight or ten witnesses in the case, and
the examination was, therefore, protracted
one, 1t seemed to be family quarrel. After
the evidence was all out, and each had told
his or her own story, the Judge gave them
all severe lecture and dismissed the accused.
H. P. Deaue appeared for the prosecution and
j. H. Williams for the defense.
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Stock Market.


ATTEMPTED ESCAPE. A Prisoner by the
name oil Smith made bold attempt to escape
from State Prison last week. He cut up
blanket which he had. and made him a suit of
clothes ofone color, and prepared monsiache
TO disguise his face. When all was ready, he
put on his new suit over his prison garb, ar
ranged his moustache, and boldly marched up
the steps to the door OF the guard room, and
guard new man,-did not detect the cheat
but Mr.. Maxcy, happening to come up at the
moment, recognized the fellow, aud ordered
him back at once. He stated that be had been
a year preparing to escape. [Rockland Free
Press
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, July Is.
A correspondent writes from Quayamas,
Mexico, June 10Th, says official Information
had been received there of a conspiracy to
seize one or more steamers on the coast as
priyatees, and that party had been sent from
Secessia fol that purpose. The persons indi-
Gated are said TO be at Quayamas where steps
will be taken TO check them.
Mazattin has not been taken by the French.
A lrigate arrived of the harbor aud seized
schooner. The defenses of the city have been
completed. but there are no guns to man them.
Gen. Mcdowell, Gov. Low, and "a large
number Of military and civil officers, yester-
day, inspected the Qualifications of the harbor.
More land delences are TO be erected.
The work of putting together the monitor
prosecuted.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ToTHE
Portland Daily Press.
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Caledonia, off Cape Race.
CAPE RACE. NE Lulr Il

CAPE RACE, n. F., July Is.
The steamship Caledonia, from Glasgow
9th, passed this point at A. NJ, en- route for
New York.
Paris, July 5M.-The Emperor and En-
press will leave Eontainbleau Thursday The
Emperor will proceed to his Yiely, and the
Empress, with the Prince Imperial, to st.
Cloud.
A correspondent at Cherbourg, writing TO
the Shipping Gazette, says another naval pat
tile was expected of that port, as IL was stat
ed that the Florida was outside waiting for
Kearsarge.
The Niagara. which had been at Antwerp,
Is known 10 have received orders TO proceed
to Cherbourg.
Copenhagen, July 4h.-The enemy appears
TO be busily employed in erecting batteries
opposite Fimen.
The Berling Gske Tideude of to-day an.
nounees that the Swedish squadron has re-
ceived orders TO put ID sea Immediately.
Carlsbad, 5A.-The King of Prussia will
leave for Galstern on the 18th inst
Madrid, 5th-The Epoea of to-day says
rumors are persstently put in circulation that
disturbances have broken out in Anderalusia.
We may state that according TO authentic in
formation order prevails in all the provinces
of Spain.
ine Canada steam mail packet arrived at
Morille, below Londonderry, on the 9th.
The debate on the vote of want of conf
dence in the Ministry has been adjourned.
The steamer Olympus had arrived out.
Latest.
Chang Chow Foe has been captured by Mai.
Gordon, and Tungyau has fallen.
The London Star says it has reason to be-
lieYe that 10 the event of the Government Oh
tanning majority on the question of conf
dence raised by DiiSralie. il is not now in
tended 10 dissolve Parliament before the
spring of next year.
A notice from the Minister of War at Co
penhagen states that the blockade of the
Dautzic was re-estabished on the both ult.,
and of the Pillas at the same time. Light
houses will be extinguished under certain con-
tingencies.
London, Tuesday morRiRg.-The Ameri-
cans in London gave breakfast yesterday at
St. James Hall to the officers of the Kear-
sarge The gathering was very numerous.
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IAtHAWAAEA, IN, July 10.
A train with about $50 rebel prisoners, on
their way to camp at Etmira, collided with a
coal train between here and Hohak, this after
noon, killing and wounding, it is reported,
one hundred.
The train with prisoners should have left
Jersey City this A. NJ. at 80, but was delay
ed an hour by the captain of the guard, who
stopped to hunt up three escaped men. The
coal train neglected to ascertain If the other
train was behind time, and went on striking
the latter at 4 crooked part of the road.
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NEW YoRE. July 10.
Cotton-less firm; sales $50 bales at e39l IS for
middng uplands. -
bbls state . Saail 10; Ohio lo409ll so; Western
s 3lal0 90; southern heavy and lower; sales 800
bbs; Canada lower; sales 900 bbls; Extra f50
IL go
Wheat-l5d20c lower; sales 6S 600 bush; Chicago
Spring 2 IS; milwaukee club 2 3ja240; Red Winter
Western 2 AZ
Corn-dull and Ease lower; sales 5000 bushels;
mixed Western Dial 60.
Oats-dull and lower.
Beef-dul and lower
Pork-excted and oO9s 90 lower; sales 1900 bbls
new mess 90 00q36 0C.
Lard-lower, sales $50 bbls at 1sd19c
Butter-lower at 33oi3c.
Whiskey-lower; saies ls00 bbls at Goal S.
Rice-quiet
sugar-dull; sales Muscovsdo 2la22!c.
Cofee-dull.
Molasses-duli
Naval Stores-quiet.
Parliamentary crude 55c; refined 7s@soc in
bond, ana refined free IS
Freights TO Lverpool-quiet; grain93d
Woo-nominal
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Pa,tieaas.s q. me Fire in BROOKLYN.

NEW YORK, July Is.
The fire in Brooklyn originated IN some
wool that had Just arrived from Chilli in the
brig Caesar & Helene, and left on The Pier to
be taken to jackson and WoodrulI's stores.
Among the property hurHed was the above
vessel and cargo, valued at s4j 600; bark
Lewis aud cargo, 49, GOO; bark Guiana, $780,
600. The buildings were valued at $4,000;
sugar and moiasses owned by Roche & Bros,
and coffee. SIS 600; also 1900 tons OF guano
belonging 10 the Peruvian Government, s240-
600. and the nitrate of soda, owned by FabbIi
d Chauncey, of n. Y, 90. The total loss
exceeds 100000.
A large number OF explosions occurred,
caused by the presence Of saltpetre. Two or
three persons were slightly injured.
The barks Lewis and Guiana were not dam
aged materially by the fire. The schooner
Samuel Lewis lost her main boon ia a collis-
ion with schooner while being towed out
from the fire.
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SPEEDY RETRIBCTIoN.-The Boston Tran
script says the secesh woman who was on
board the train upon which Major General
Franklin was captured, had congratulatory
interview with the enemy's force while the
train was detained, and then proceeded on TO
Philadelphia. On arriving there she was tax
en- into custody by police officer. to whom
her offence was related by soldier named
Cook, belonging to The 9th Maize regiment,
who was passenger on the same train, being
foot
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Religious Notices.

Religious notices oftwenty five words or less, free
all excess OF this amount viii be charged ten cents
a line, eight words constituting line. This ru
hereafter Will be rgidly adhered to-tPUB. Press
- The afternoon service in the Central Church,
Rev Henry ID. Moore, Pastor, will be held at
O'Clock, instead of O'Clock.
EF-fhe Washingtonian Society hold meetings
every sunday evening at s. OF T. Hall, 1858 Congress
street, at O'Clock. Public invi ed.
EY-Rev Dr. Howe Of st. Luke's Church, Phila-
de phia is expected TO pre- aeh at St Lukes Church
tomorrow morning, aud at st. Stephens Church
in the afternoon.
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MoREsTE's RAvEL TRoUPE.-There will
be performance of the troupe this evening,
with change of plays. Moreste will perform
his daring acts on the flying trapeze aud par
allel bars. The entertainment offered is good
one. The company is far superior to some OF
those which have been here under the denom-
nation of the Gravel Troupe
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MANUFACTURING IrEMs.-The work on
the new WOODEN mills 10 Lisbon is progressing
favorably. The foundation for the mill at Lit
tie River, which is to be Of brick, is already
laid, the Golfer dam is butt across the Andres
coggin, and work on the new dam is being
prosecuted. The work on the mill on Sabat-
tus stream is also going on, and boarding
house is being put up. We believe it is con
templated to have both mills running by au-
tumn.- Lewiston Journal.
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Reheeru d nnn,arilte tu Gnerrinns.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July -.
A dispatch from Macon at Headquarters
here, says Huntsville in Randolph County,
was robbed this morning by guerillas, Of from
IS 600 to 100000 dollars. One citizen was
killed.
Gen. Curtis telegraphs from Leavenworlh
that our forces, under Col. Ford, overlook the
gang of guerrillas last night at Camden, Ray
county, and routed them, killing fifteen, and
capturing large number of arms aud ten kegs
of powder.
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JURoRs.-At special meeting OF the Board
Of Mayor and Aldermen, Thursday, Augustus
r. Fuller, Orlando NJ. Marrett Nathl II. Has
eltine, Bryan +. Hall, Reuben Hoyt, and
Samuel Warehouse, were drawn as traverse
Jurors for the criminal term OF the Supreme
Judicial Court, to be held in this city on the
last Tuesday in this month. The traverse ju-
rors do not come in until the second Tuesday
in August
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SOLDIERS HOME AssocIATIoN.-This as
sociation was fully organized yesterday, by
the choice of all proper officers, and the adop-
ton OF constitution. The secretary was in
structed to furnish the proceedings with the
list OF officers, for publication in the papers OF
Monday morning.
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PRoF. MAzzoNI gives his last entertain
ment here, this evening, at Lancaster Hail.
He will distribute one hundred and fifty gifts.
among which are chamber set, gold watch.
and many other valuable articles. This is
positively the last chance. On Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, he performs in Bidde-
ford.
The chamber set last evening was awarded
TO Miss Jenkins, on Danforth street. The
watch was awarded TO Mrs. Buck.
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10TH ARMY CoRPs.-The 18th and 18th
Maine regiments arrived at Fortress Monroe
July 18th, in steamer Clifton, and proceeded
the same day to Washington. Seven regi
ments of the 10th corps have arrived at Fort
ress Monroe. and others are coming.
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s,eamsoais Destrouea hu ri,e.

ST. LOUIS, July 10.
The steamboat fire this afternoon was the
most disastrous that has occurred for years.
The following steamers were burned The
S. +. Dix, the Cherokee, Welcome, Glasgow,
Sunshine and Northerner. Total loss, $780,
600: insured, 100000. One life was lost.
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CONTEMPLATED RAID.-The U. S. Consul
at ST. John, n. b., sent dispatch to Cover
ner Cony, Thursday, stating that a small raid
ing party left that city Wednesday night, to
commit depredations on the frontiers of Maine
Telegrams were Immediately sent to various
points in the State, to Collectors of Ports,
Mayors Of Cities, and other authorities, TO be
on The guard. Collector Washburne received
one Of these dispatches.
II the blue noses try the thing on, they had
better come this way. We have small, I'M
settled account to adjust with them.
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NEW YORK, July 10.
Commissioner Osborne rendered decision
this afternoon, holding Isaac Henderson, late
Navy Agent, for trial on the charges preferred
against him.
The LIST Mass. heavy artillery and the 18th
10th do regiments-500 in all-left Washing
ton al noon to-day for home.
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For Sate.

A VALUABLElot OF land situated in Westbrook
N tho foot Of the street, from the Steven S
Pains road to the county road from Bishops TO
Woodfora's corner; i've N inutes walk 10 the Horse
Railroad, containing about six acres, thirty two
rons on said county rosd this lot is valuable for
building lots cGltivation-is tly covered with
a handsome maple grove. For terms apply to w b.
GO0DRIC II, Stevens Plains.
jgl4d2wr
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Portland, July Il, 1864.
Foreign Emigrant Association

PORTLAND, June IS. 1864.
Hon. r. ID. REG. President If The Foreign Emi.
grant Association 81 Maine:
SIR-fhe undersigned, Directors of the above
named Association request you 10 call a Special
Meeting OF the Stockholders at the treble House in
Portland On the 10Th day of July next at o CLOCK
in the at ernoon, FOR the purpose of revising and
amending the BY Laws, and the transaction of any
other business that may be properly brought before
them. JONAS Ii. PERLgY,
JOHN LYNCH,
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GanJoats for the Coast of Maiae. !

WASHINGTON, July 10.
Gov. Cony, of Maine, telegraphed to the
President to send two gunboats Immediately
to Castine and Eastport as there is a raid an
ticipated from New Bruins wick on the from
tier. The President is understood TO have
promptly complied with the Governors re-
quest, and telegraphed to New York to have
the vessels despatched Immediately.
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THE New TARIFF and tax bill have been
printed ia pamphlet form at the Price Current
office, by Brown Thurston, and will be for
sale at the Merchants Exchange, at IL o'clock
to-day.
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KOWdOin Caileue

Il doin College will be held at their Room in The
College Chanel, on Tuesday, the second day of An.
gust next, at 2 O'Clock L. III.
A. c. ROBBINS, Sec,v.
Brunswick, July 9Th 1854. july7dtd
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THE members of the Mechanic Association
are reminded that an adjourned meeting will
be held at the Library Room this evening, to
hear the report of the Picnic Committee.
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.Doilel. ErnIoslon.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July Is.
Inc boiler OF the steam tug American Eagle
exploded this afternoon, in The harbor, killing
the fireman, fatally scalding the engineer and
badly burning four Others
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PHILADELPHIA, July Is.
The Nashville Union has been received
here. 1t states that Sherman's army has driv-
en- the rebels and has arrived in front Of the
fortiaeatlons of Atlanta, Ga.
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A SPECIAL MEETING
June 2s, 1884.

OF the Stockholders of the Foreign Emigrant Asso-
citation OF Maine. will be held at the time and place
and Tor the purpose named in the foreg ing request
X. ID. RICE, Prest.
June 2s 1854. jylidtd
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Rowdoin College.

FgNHE Annual Examination of candidates for ad-
II mission 10 BowdOin College will take place on
Friday the Of day of August next, at O'Clock in
the forenoon in the new Medical Hall; and also on
Thursday, the twenty fifth day of August next in
the same place, and at the same hour.
LEONARD WOODS.
Brunswick July G. 1894 iuIy7dtd
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Base Ball HdfoH,

BRUNSWICK, ME-, July 10.
The match game Of Base Ball played this
afternoon between the NarTagansett Club Of
Gorham, and Freshman Club of Bowdoin
College, was won by the latter, twenty-nlna
TO fourteen.
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PORTLAND AND TICINITY.
No.e Advertisements To- Dan.

Noe advertisements To-Dav.
C0nsumption-Dr. Morse
Gas Light Co-Annual statement
Wallet Lost.
Goa Freights-Wm. Z. Coffin & Co.
Farm for Sale--Darius II. Ingraham.
Auction Sales-Henry Bailey & Co
Wesleyan Seminary-Fall Term.
NJ. G. NJ. A.--Special Meeting.
A. X. R.-Payment Coupons.
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CARp.-The subscriber takes great pleas
ure Ia rendering his sincere thanks to his
friends of the Pine street congregation, and
to others in this city and Bath his late iesi-
dence, who have SO kindly relieved him Of
something over one half of his pecuniary loss,
sustained at the late fire on Spruce street.
He feels the more grateful to them from the
fact at the time of the fire he had been here
but few days, and was comparative stran-
ger to many of them. The lively sympathy
he received, has convinced him beyond
doubt, that his lot has again fallen among
warm hearts IL. NJ. BLAKE
Portland, July Is, 1864.
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Valuable r. al Estate ina cape Eii-
Zabeasa M Anersa. s

nN Wednesday. Jal, 20sh at 9 o'clock p. NJ ON
- ths pfeniSss, We shall eel IA VERY desirabIe
piece Il properly 10 Cape Eliza5et kIow II As Lnf.
.sF Sht2 lards on turner's islaf a. ad. on Ing ~.
T. 8 & 4. railroad. Containing ab1ut f,eeIve se,es
,sI ~ mas anu OF W and. IL re is oni dwell
Ivy h,u's . aeks nitA sh. p and a arc anu heavy
poses co nseied Al sup building Ihi- Is atleu.
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ooudaed D thckaf read dT o.. e eide sDo tba ,ssr
oor WHO hne va ca on Tic other-Ihe acc - ia a.
waYs ess{. we tnow o. moo her such Iot in the vi
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pan ard particulars please call n = '
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RelllOyal.
COMPREHENSIVE Notice.
For the Islands.

6SJsSs On and after June 18th he steamer
ksSSr95skSE4se> CASCO will uati further notice
leave Burnham's Wharf for Peaks
and Cushing's Islands at 8 and 10 30 A. NJ, and 2
and 1907 NJ Returning will leave Cushing' Island
at y AZ and III 10 A. NJ, and IS and bl6 Y. NJ.
Jnhe 9-dtf
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CoRREcToN.-LieutJ H. Walker OF the
l4th .. S. Infantry, mastering and disbursing
officer of this port, has called our attention to
the complaint, in the Lewiston journal. of
the Light Infantry OF that city, recently at
Fort McClary-of their protracted and I'M
necessary detention in this city. He says
the company arrived in Portland Friday, at
half past twelve; that the commander called
on him at 3 p. M, with his rolls imperfectand
his discharge papers all needing to be made
up, that every possible courtesy and aid was
extender to said commander aud his surbordi-
mates, In the way of office room aud clerical
assistance, and that by sheer dint of persistent
work the company was ready TO leave for
home the next afternoon, when he could very
conveniently have protraeted the work
through three or four days. II these are cor
rect ststements-and Lieut.. Walker appears
TO be perfect gentleman very shabby re-
turn was made for his efforts and courtesy.
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$500 BOUNTY.

MAYORS OFFICE,
July IL, 1864.
SEVERAL citizens being DESTROYS OF furnishing
- representative recruits for the army. am au.
tborized bv them TO offer a be unity Of FIVE HUN
DREO DOLLARS, to VETERANS or A lens not
subjeet to drsft who may enlist as repre- sen tatve
recruits for the term of three years into the army of
the United States The bounty of $500 inelud. The
State Bounty, but is in addition TO any United
States Bounties and will be paid TO the recruit IS
soon as mustered into the United states service
Applications for eullstments nay be made at this
ofhce JACOB MoIFfTAN Msyor
julyl2dlw
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ROWdoin College.

ftNHL Annual Meeting of the President and Trus-
a tees oi howdon College will be held at Banister
Hall in the College Chapel, on tuesday theend day
OF August ne Nt, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
Brunswick. July 6, 1864. inlyTdtd