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DENTISTRY.

nENFIsTRY;-Dr W. F. MARSHALL. Dentist.
- 70. zSt Pennsy!vanla avenue: SEQ
sond door frcm 18th street, attends to all5p&~
branches Of the profession. oc l3-lm~ 10
nENTIsTRY -Drs LOCK WOOD L MERRlLL,
- Denusts, Room No. 2. Washipgto
street. Oe ~ Inns VXX0
GRAAL DISCOVERY m DENTISTRY.
IsaA ErsrasaI vitAo.a Psts ,sisA ~ Mshrss u
1von. .o,,. :, 0zys@.
n.et to cali = 61. E1 Levi sons one, ~: ~
ana nave them taken ont By this new
sno harmless process. Also call sndll1IYYY
examine the Dsctort new and I'm
proved method Of Inserting Artificial Teeth. II
yon once see the great improvement IN his teeth
to9 wiI nave them In NO other style than this new
ana .,a sain1Sie one No. 942. Pa. avenue, between
oovls 8. b. L1WII, n. D., Dentist.
NJ TEETH
Of the HIN IRAL PLATE TIiTH st. A
tends personally at his ONCE In this
oity Many persons can wear theseQlYYYY"
teeth who cannot wear others, and no
person can wear others who cannot wear these.
Persons calling ct my ON can be accom- m odated
Nth any style and price Of Teeth they may desire,
but to hose who particular and wish tho purest
oleanest strongest. and most perfect dentufe that
art can produce. the MINERAL PLATE viii Be
more fully war; anted.
Rooms il this city-No 33s Pennsylysnis avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. Also, GOT Arch st..
Philadelphia. msr4-Iy
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PROPOSALS.
M pos A L6 FOR LOAN.
fpsAsunY DBPAaPMsHY July =, Is


No<iee IL h.-sh, given that Sd hseri psi on. vili
be rrcsiv~6 ny the Treasurer Of neOnited 6tArss.
the sev eraI AssistAnt TrrAsurers sod Designated
prpositories and ~ the National Banks designated
nd ansli6ed Depoaitsriss and FinA1ci al Agents
or Tressury Notes paynbls thrse years from
August ID, 1894, bearing interest a. the rate ~
seven ard thrsa. tentbs par cent psr annum, With
semi annual coupons sttaAhed. payable In lawful
meney.
These notes Win be convertible at the option Of
the helder at maturity into six per cent. gold
bearing bends. rsdsemahle After ave and payable
twenty years from August 10. 1897.
The Notes will be issued In the denomination . o
afty one hundred ave hundred, one thousand An
Eve thousand delars and will M issn.d In blank.
or psvabls to order, may Be directed By the sub-
sosibers.
come multiple o. dirty dollars.
Duplicate certihcatas will be issued for oil depos
ties The PARTY depositins nuss endorse upon the
ovisisal certificate thsdeneninAeion OF notes re-
CURED. and whether they are to be issued In blank
or payable to order. When 90 endorsed II must Do
left With the oficer receiving the deposit, to bA
forwarded to this Department.
The notes will be transmitted to the owners ffes
of Transportation charges a soon after the fesepd
Of the original Oerti6eat Of Deposit a. they
be prepared.
deposits made prior TO that date, and viii be paid
by the Department upon receipt OF the original
certificates.
Al the notes draw interest from August Ii, Per
sons making deposits subsequent to that date
must pay the interest accrued from date OF note to
date Of deposit.
Parties de posting twenty i've thousand dollars
and upw ards for these notes at any one time viii
be allowed . commission Of one quarter Of one pei
cent, which will he caid by this Department upon
receipt Of bill for the amount certified To BY
efioer with whom the deposit vas made. No
INN frp vufa ssn INNS
he deposits.
Ohboers receiving depos'ts will see that the
proper endorse ents are upon the Original
certificates.
All officers authorized 70 receive deposits are
requested to give to applicants all desired informS
ton. and afford every facility for making sub
scriptious WP FBSsBNDDN.
IL 9S-tf Secretary of the Treasury.
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GDi READI

READl READi READI READi
NEW FALL AND WINHER GOODs.-Just re-
ceived large assortment of Gents Furnishing
Goods com prisipg the latest styles, At SMITH Il
BEALL e. No. 361 It'll street, bet Wesn and sits.
Persons will do we'll to call and examine our
stoch oflURNISH!NG GOODS before purchasing
per Ger t.. at saaITH & HEALL'3, It'll street, bet.
/ and r sts., No. SOL.
Those in want of BUSINESS sU ITS, will please
call and examine sample goods, a. We have choice
BEALL's 9, It'll street, bet and &. No. SOL.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO oRDER.-Psrson.
in want of Business or Black Dress Suits " II fad
it greatly to their advantage to call at SMITH d
BEALL'S. 7th street, bet and K, No. 361.
Boys sUITe.-We have just received our large
fall and win er stock Of Boys Clothing, which We
are Offering at very lev prices. Renem Der the
place, SMITH BEALL'S, 9TH street, bet and
K, No. 361. sep l6lmf
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GICRlT DIsIAsEsI sICRlT DIHlAels
gAMA RITAH's GIFT
SAXARITANS GIFT

SAAAAlTA"c 6fFFB
TH1 MOST CERTAIN REMEDY avlN uslr
soEoRHGz' aLGsI. SSxi0Tukss, %
Contains no Mineral. no BAissna, ~ n.ruuEy
Ont1 Ten fslss 70 be faksm ETect q Ovye
any an pleasant taste and viii oct n any Way In
esrss i rom sse g teu; days .1d t.s:as ss...
.nsb{ .ad
70 .1PosURE, no rHousLs. 20 oHAsaI MHAf1yl..
or s:s. a: scrsss s..sS
Mercury ny s2H1xARlrAHs eIFr
Pr Pic p q, s. Female -.
sos s19SR. gL steeD' sos. s.0o sio.s
OR VENBRBAL DISEAsES, 10
sAxARITAN'S ROOT AND HERE JUI01
srfhTfs * Nv K &. sA
nAkIT AEis ROOT AMI l Herb ygI0I e re
aSS
e s, not & ne
s' sh. for 81 hST Tsh in after years
~ Roof
-" q: .: =: ii &: 10 y
lp man .asssion. ..ss .n,oe sss S;5; e y.
males ROOT aH Hos aEss { Us.fa:
Whites 70 5, ling down, Failing 81 The Womb
sn :; :as I all s
sAMARITANs UhANUKl WASH. >.
pEs ss q sf1s CO.. Box Isl Pail.dslphia Port
Sold oy 3. CALVERT FORD. corner Of 18th asA
e aE HSfTSS COOK. Ale..nar,s. n.yeu
y C0,NFI TIAL
plea or so a ss aas.
s stss, s
@snt q ~ should nrst read "Ta. snSS
s. stss:
senf any II ss. sss.: Envelope on r.
's,', ., d. GHSs 4 sTlw4As s.sos e. r..
secured ts; :s. R It,
EeeIe do PbsIn.eis y &c Paris. and the Imperial
atom. rhoss and E1h .uatisn Of The sys-
No. sh sis HS
%ssanI1 and III other
1s u sss ss% q
iouT cssss IL one for g. and iD 80 s.ss; SaSs
''5ss Il s ssS
::i fs No. $50 E s!'
corner nth street 2e- 49,
T1APPIN11s Oh MIsEnr IiiAI IS rhk
az H%s8BEBBEss ASnfoMT, snS
HfnIGfNE - have dsterminsd-rssArdles B OF sx-
psnseEto issue, freq, tfor the benefit Ct unsrina
tSra.1inS .esnrss on Marriage and lie Spalihca-
tions Nervous Debility, Premature Decline. In:
PbSvsiolos.y and Natures Law. These ipvalusbiss
isc{urss ave been the means Of snliGhtsninV and
reeeipt OF four stamDs, By aAdresslnS SarGgy,
Pnyis;as Oabisd ~ ASassSv go AsdSes1,, 30
- TISH WANG, THE GRIT GHIMkSA
6TI kEMED 70, GONORRH6A, eHH.1.
f10H Ste. OND Boz WILL PRasash Ou1x
4IfnSrsdisnts are purely vegetable, II Y
N pleasant TO the tasts. has no bad oder. sna
may BE- carried in the vest POCKET without oar on
detection. Oir~ulafs tfes Price 81 boz sold bZ
JOHN J, EROMlR. gusesssorto Q. 9; UShan: Ag9
Q 2. FORD go tssasslvsais svsnas; s sss ~
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". ". OVA EL6hs SNOs " bVI6L1h
c. ". BOTELER SON,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY. sILyER-PLATED WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE, BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SETS, COAL OIL LAMPS.
JAPANNED WALTERS. DOOR MATS.
gEATHBR DUsTERs. BRUSHES.
WOOD WARE, AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES GENERALLY.
~ HOUSES. HOTELS. AND 6TlAMBOATe
YURNIsHRD AT SHORT NOTICE.
SIS IRON HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
H.eo6m between 9Th and 10th sts
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A ORPICD s14 PA AVENUE,
Washssstos. D.
GREAT lAsTEkN, NOkTHEkN, AND WEST

ERN EXPRRss FORWARDRRS
MERCHAN Diek, MONEY, ylWAkRY, VALU
ABLES, NOTES, STOCKS BONDS, DO.
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 70 Ii
secessi BILE sections Of the country. This Company
Y To sksasG 4sT. WEsT, Anu N0RfFH%SSissfs
PHfHASELPaI1. BALTlhoka, 6f SH'''
WILLIE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made At New York ana Bogtor
BRITISH PROvINCEs and other Steamship lint
% LIVERPOOL. SOUTH HAMPTON and HAvRE
and thence By European Expresses tn all prominspi
commercial towns 70 Great Britain and the Cont
aent.
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS, And BILLS made
ct ali seeessibls parts Of the United states.
q. O. DUNN, Agent,
n Waahin s<nn q d
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Ocs PAWNBROKER AND 0Os
zoo LOAN OFFICE. ZOO
LICENSED BY AUTHORITY.

2s5 STRHRT between 18th and 18th.
secsnd door from Harvey's Oyster SslooA.
In com olispce with the wish Of many friends,
am now prepared to make iberal Cash ad- ~
nonds, Jewelry, filver ware, HardwAre,O u
Clothing. and Merchandise Of every description in
good order.
~ Having had twelve years ex perie &c in bust.
mesa in the City. and favorabiy knswn to many of
its citizena confident that to all who may in.
trust me with bnsiness, which will be strictly
coD6dp pti.l ID will give satisfaction Office open
every day Sunday excepted) from Seven O'Clock
A n ptil Nine o'clock P.M sep l3-Sm
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JAY COOKE & co., BANKERS,
HIrfkESTH STREET, OPPOSITE O. g. TREASURY,
Receive Subscriptions for the
NEW U. S. 1910 LOAN
authorized by the act OF June soth. 1854.
The notes viii be issued under date OF August
18th. In denominations of
$50, 600. $500. 81 900 and $4,000,
payable to bearer or order, bearing interest at
7 s-lo per eentum per snnum, payable semi.an
nually and will be convertible At tho option Of
the holder At maturity into six per cent. Five
Twenty Bonds
We buy and SELL
GOVERNMENT BONDS ofall Issues,
TREASURY MOTIFS.
CERTIFICATIs OF INDEBTEDNESS.
And COIN.
And pay the highest price for
oUARTERMASTER'S CERTIPIoATE CHECKS.
jya-n JAY COOKE co.
IMPORTANT TO a
AooshAh AE6 soSrHERs "
mz We invite the attention Of Al NJ
EhG AZ oop ss o. ea md
examine our large and extensive assortment,
which We are prepared to offer
AT GREAT BARGAINS,
thereby making IL an important item in the selec-
ton of
HoUsEKEEpING GOODS.
always to be founo at the well kn0wn establish
mept of Mc9kEGOk d ZIMMERMAN,
No. $50 Seventh street, between
an Is colin Louisiana AZ. and D St east side.
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RoOTS AND SHOES
ID TO SUIT THD TIMES.
We sle now manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES. and constantly receiving = sup Eta
BY OF Hs.srn made . =. , o. d.ssrS
sold 81 q much lower price than has been -.
hsretsfore charged In this city fer much inferior
Persons in want of BOOTS and SHOES OF Eastern
or City made work, will always find . good sssort-
M ut In store and st the lowest prices. Give US Q
call. griffin BROTHER,
ap6-tf 314 Penn. Az. nue..
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ar TIE MbHYks EHE SkE7E cS1nsEhEf

II Az EH. Or Boz Will Psasann ouis.E
0N% plsesant to the tssts, has no bad oder. and
may % carried in the vest Rockst vitsout ga on
JOHN J. KROMIR. suaosssor TO 8. 9. Uphazn. A09
Ohe6tnut d.. RhilapAlphia. and IN WashtnleoS ~
~ = esoly
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ORGANIC WAAKNEsS, IMpoTFNUY IMP lpI.
HINTS TO MARRIAGR

BY DR., Johnstnn' 3 marvellous trektn ent Weak.
Of the Organs Ia speedily Gu red and full yisos
restored Thousands Of the most nervous deSiii.
lated and fmPotent, who had Inst all hope, have
heen Immediately relieved
All i'm pedimeDts to marriage, Physical or Mental
pisQualifcatiOns, Loss Of Provocative Power NsF-
vops Irrita bilitY, Tremblings. and Weaknsss, o.
Exhaustion OF the most fearful Kind, speedily
cprAd.
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Peg top PANTS, French and 1nglish WALKING
new style SACKATEL, the prettiest coat out
All in endless varieties at SMITH. BROS q CO.'S
baltimore street. sep A-3m
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-29
DOMESTIC PORTS

BosroN-Ar 27th, bark Edmund Dwight. Her.
rick. Snriuam; schs Polly Thurston Mt Desert: OR.
anaska, Paris, Deer Isle; Rubeon, Gupull. Bangor;
Victor Duncan, do.
cid. ship staaordshire. Mailing. from Kennebunk.
port. for ST John NIB, having repaired; brig Nepon-
set Tracy, Millbrdge; sch Crusoe. kellar. ksst Ma
chias.
Ar 2sth. schs Castclone, Cunnin CHAM Belfast.
Wellheet. Hull. Camden; Ocean, P.arce. Yarmouth.
EDGARf0WN-Ar 2ith. sch Kate. Treiethen,
New I ork for Boston; Maria Lnnt. Tracy, do for
Portland; Georgia, Gilchrist, Wenekin River for
Ihomaston.
HOLINESS HoLE-Ar 26th, N, brig Martha
Washington, Leland, Elizabethport for Portland.
Ar 9th sch Ida May. tBrl Clubhouse, Cardenas. sth
inst for Portland.
PROVIDENCE Sid 9th sehs Han io we.tbrook.
Bartoi. New York: Peerless, Knowles, Cohasset ;
Gen Lyon, Higgins, Dennis.
GLouCEsfER-Ar 23d. sehs c Homer, Griffin.
Philadelphia for Belfast; Bay State. leaton. and
Ruth Hodgdon, Harris. kpckland for New York /;
Decatur winquy. Cutler. for do; Antelope. Morton,
Rockland for do; 25th. Game Cock. Langley, Boston
for Calais; Senator. Tyler. do for Bangor: Susan
Frances, Kent, do for fremont; Onward, Blatehford
Rockport for Boston; Welheot Hull, Camden tor
do; Lizzie Guptill. Rockland for New,York; Gran
aska, Allen, and Mazurka, kmball. Bangor for Bos-
ton; Arcturns. Higgins. ko for New London; Polly
Richardson Mt Desert for Boston: Catharine wa.
cox. Mcfad den. Lubec for New York; Victor Dun-
can Lineolnville for Boston; Only Son, johnson
Gardiner for \ York Sarah Fish, Fountain Port
land for Port ROYAL SC; j Dyer Rogers Cutler.
for New York; Dime. Wright. Belfast for salem ;
Coombs, Boston for Cambridge: John FarnuIa Re-.
ley, Portland for Baltimore; Olive, Avery, Wilson.
Boston tor Roekland; Jenny Lind, Groves do for
Portland: Rnbicon, Guptill. Bangor for Boston:
Charlotte Richardson. bangor; sloop New York
Fullerton, Ellsworth for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-29
Death of an old Portland Editor.

Abijah W. Thayer, Esq died at Northampton on
Sunday last, aged sixty-eigbt years. Deceased has
had long experience rs a printer newspaper pub.
fisher and editor.
Mr.. Thayer was for many years, prior to
1880, resident of this city. He was one OF
the publishers ofthe Independent Statesman,
paper established here to advocate the cleo
ton OF Gen. Wingate TO the Gubernatorial
chair of the then new State of Maine, in op-
position TO Albion K. Paris, upon whose
nomination the Democratic party was divi-
ded,-a portion uniting with the National Re-
publicans in support of Gen. Wingate,-and q
more bitter or excited contest never has been
had in this State. During portion of the
time the paper was published by Mr.. T., it
was under the editorial supervision of our
townsman, NArH'L. DEERINe, Esq, from
whose sharp-pointed pen many "rich pages"
were thrown of.
Mr.. Thayer was considered one of the best
printers in the State, and subsequently be-
came quite prominent as an editor here and
elsewhere. While resident OF Portland he
married the sister of our highly esteemed
townsman, Charles Bradley, Esq BY this
estimable lady, Mr.. I. had several sons, one of
whom, man of much ability, was for time
assistant editor and correspondent OF the n.
L. Eyeneng Post, and is now, we believe,
Consul at Egypt, where he has ably acquitted
himself and rendered our Government good
service during the war.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-29
"Little Acorns. in the Countr,

Rev. Joseph Kyle, Of Mechanic Falls; sends
us the following, and says in an accompanying
note that the money has been put into his
hands to forward to the Sanitary Commission.
some Of the little girls" says he, " is a mem
Der Of my Sabbath school, the other of the
Methodist Sabbath school, but there has been
a union Of hands as well as OF hearts, and you
see the result as the hearts looked towards
the suffering soldiers, and the hands stretched
out 10 reach them.''
MECHANIC FALLS, April 20, 1864.
Dear Soldiers We have been trying to
get something for the purpose of relieving
your wants and suferings, poor soldiers! We
title girls have been trying to get something !;
and have succeeded quite well. We have got
S2l, (twenty-one dollars) which we hope will
90 to you in safety, for we think you need it
as much as anybody. We are two little girls !:
one OF US is ii years old, and the other Is ~.
We got IL up ourselves.
We will be glad when " this cruel war is
over" when peace will be restored and our
dear Flag of Liberty float triumphantly over
our loved land once more. God grant it may
soon be SO. Oh soldiers, fight bravely for our
Union. We have no near friend in the army,
but we think OF you all aud we hope the time
will soon come when you, all OF you may come
home to your happy homes and cheerful fire.
sides, never to be again broken by war.
We hope you will come home soon. Don't
think wrong OF us, for writing to you.
From your true friends,
ADA c. PULsIFER,
GEORGE SPENCER
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-29
From New Orleans.

The steamer America, from New Orleans
has arrived.
The Era says the greater portion of the reb-
ell army Is at Mansfield and on the river oppo-
site the place.
A rebel force was stationed at Conshalla-
shute, with battery of fourteen guns along
the river bank. The gunboats in coming
down the river had to run past these guns
In the fight which followed their attempt TO
pass, the rebels were obliged TO fall back,
which gave the transports a clear passage
The boats suffered very little.
AS soon as this expedition arrived at Grand
Ecore, preparations were at once made for an
advance OF the army, and we have good reas-
ons for believing that Gen. Banks is again en-
route to Shreveport.
portion of our army is known to have left
Grand Ecore, moving out towards the rebel
positions.
The return of the fleet from above furnish
ed the army with full supply of ammunition,
the lack of which was the principal cause of
its return to Grand Ecore, and the delay at
that point.
battery had been planted at Compete,
few miles above Grand Ecore, in consequence
OF which Gen. Kirby Smith burned the town.
The captain of the dispatch boat Diligent
was killed in running the batteries at Sons
chattachute.
pou. NToFer DIVISION is sun III AleAanurla.
and will probably remain to protect the coun-
try and people OF that region from incursions
OF guerrillas aud raiding parties.
We shall remain in daily expectation Of
hearing that Gen. Banks and his gallant army
have again met the rebels, and the overthrow
of the rebel rule in Louisiana accomplished.
Neic Orleans, april 19th.-Cottcn yester-
day was higher at an advance of | a &c since
Thursday. Sales 1000 bales at 7Sc; sugar
higher at goa gle; molasses active at 81 a Ssc
for new.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-29
(signedl
Furious Items.

NEW YORK, April rs.
Rebel deserters report Lee as having receiv-
ed heavy reinforcements and that much heavy
artillery has been sent to Richmond.
The Heralds Martinsburg, Va, dispatch
says force of rebels is reported concen.
trating at Port Royal. How large is not
known. There is some indication that il will
commence offensive operations on the lower
ing OF the Shenandoah River, which is now
greatly swollen. The Potomac is also exceed
ingly high.
Orders have been received tor an immediate
draft in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Mqssachu-
sets, Ohio and Missouri. The draft will prob
ably be ordered in Delaware and some districts
Of Maryland.
II is confidently predicted that Congress
will adjourn by the It'll OF June. 1t is believ-
ed, however, that it will not adjourn without
enacting a law virtually forcing all State banks
into the National system.
The missing Italian line-of battle ship Gal
lantuomo, has been heard from at the Western
Islands. Her masts were carried away, bul-
warks smashed, and all her guns thrown over
board, besides the heavy articles, but not
life was lost. She was thirty-eight days max
ing voyage hence TO the Western Islands, -
Capt lsola says he hailed an American ship
while his vessel was in distress, and asked for
assistance, which was refused.
An unsuccessful attempt was made on the
18th inst, to destroy the frigate Wabash, OFT
Charleston, by torpedo boat. The Wabash
gave broadside to her enemy, which either
sunk or escaped under cover OF a heavy fire.
Gen. Butler has issued an order forbdding
all citizens going to Newborn.
1t is said that orders will soon be issued to
commanders having colored troops under them
TO retaliate upon the rebels.
bill will soon be reported by the House
military committee, providing that all spies,
murderers. guerrillas and outlaws, convicted
by court martial, shall be punished by the
commanding officer in the field without mill
tary approval by the authorities at Washing
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-29
UNION NATIONAL CONVENTION.

The undersigned, who by original appointment
or subsequent designation to fill vacancies consti-
tute the Executive Committee created by the Nation
al Convention held at Chicago on the 10th day OF
May, 1850. do hereby call upon all qualified voters
who desire the unconditional maintenance of the
Union, the supremacy of the Constitution, and the
complete suppression of the existing rebellion with
tho thereof, by vigorous and all apt and
efficient means to send delegates to convention to
assemble at Baltimore, ON Tuesday, the 1th day of
June 1884, at II o'cIosk, noon for the purpose OF
presenting for the Offices ofPresdent and
Vice President of the United Staies. Each State
having representation in Congress will be entitled
to as many delegates shall be equal to twice the
number of electors to which such State is entitled in
the Electoral College of the United States.
EDWIN ID. MORGAN. New York, Chairman,
CHARLES j. GILMAN, Maine,
II. BRAISARD, Vermont,
J.Z. GooDRIcH, Massachusetts,,
THOMAS q TUREER Rhode Island,
GIDEON WELLS, Connecticut.
DEFINING DUER, New jersey,
EDWARD MCPHERSON, Pennsy lyania,
N Il. sMITHRRs, Delaware,
j. Il. WAGNER, Maryland,
THOMAS SPooNER. Ohio,
III. s. LAsE. Indiana,
SAMUEL CASEY, Kentucky,
l.. PECK, Illinois,
HRRBERr NJ. HoxIE, Iowa,
AUSTIN BLAIR, Michigan,
CARL SCHURZ. Wisconsin,
W. ID. WAsHBURN, Minnesota,
CORNELIUS COLE, California,
WIN. A. PHILLIPS Kansas,
.. III IRISH, Nebraska,
Jos. GRRHARDr, District of Columbia.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-29
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Liverpool 9th inst Thomas Harvard, X bin.
son. faleutta: Simeon, Crowell. Iquique; Charger
Bombay; Ephalet Greeley, Cutter do; Jura ts) A /.
ton, Portland; 18th, John Frazer. Herbert, Hare
18th. Thornton. Wells, New York
Sid llth. Belle Wood Freeman New York.
on Great orms Head Sth. Jeddo, Snow, from Liy-
erpeol for Boston.
Ar at Hamburg 9th inst, Free Trade StoYer. Cal.
lao.
OF Gibraltar 9TH inst, Young Turk, Harding Mes
sina for Boston
Arat Madras l2th ult. Shakespeare, Crosby, from
London.
Ar 81 Singapore Sd ult, Hortensia. Dyer. Cardiff
Sept /; Peerless. Roberts, Bangkok.
Ar at Akyab Feb 20. Benz bangs, Noreross, from
Shang
Ar at do Feb 20, Chief, Higgins, Madras; Herbert,
Croker. Cape OF Good Hope
Ar at Bassein Feb IS. ID L Choate, McManus, Ant
werp.
SID from Cardenas 18th. inst inst. sch & + Young,
Hume Portland.
At 10 istk, Paragon. Hatch, for Bangor days.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-29
Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, April 81, 1864.
At market 1915 beef CATTLE l49 stores 800 sheep
$40 shoats; 80 fat hogs.
PRIcEs-Bsef Cattlc-Dull, and sales were gener-
ally made for less than the cos. Extra Sl3 80; first
quality sl2 70 @ 10 %; second IL 70 g IL IS third
10 % q IL Is.
Working Orsn--We quote the only sales noticed :
SIP, AS. 110. and III.
Cons and Calves-Sales $40. 46, 81, 81, II, IT,
Sheep-Lots not sheared, hive weight, g. 81 and OF
sheared 81, 81 and g.
Shoats-one small lot from York. 10 for sows and
II for barrows, and lot TO- not half barrows; a lot
Western. 81 for and 81 for barrows and lot
and VI lot to close ST. At RETAIL York shoats from
10 to IL, Western g. aud 10j.
Fat Hogs-Nearly all at mar st were purchased at
Chicago and price made there and not public.