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, 1864-06-29

AcnEEAa1E coHREsPonpEscE,-Ac correspond
ence OF very agreeable natare has recently ea-
kued between Mr.. c. Il. Allen, late Sunerintend.
cnt Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad and N,
Htende left behind on his assuming bic new suhern
Of duties: The representatives OF those ff1cuds-
Eent to Mr. Allen beautiful and valuable ros3
watch With IN appropriate letter; the eoosenir
was 1tttns1y Acknowledged. Such faternizastous
q those arc lEc oasee ID the deeert Of LIE
, 1864-06-29
NJ A r. RIED

In this city. the 2;th irst, BY The Raw. Z. Fla
ger, Mr. EDWARD CHANT and Mlss NARY REESE,
OF LIKE View Township.
In this city, on she e6h lnst st thr Bishops Chapel,
by the fIkht Raw. H. Wh:teho1se, NJ E.,RS HI1Ua
l.. HAE1NkTT an1 Aisa NA.sT ii. DETkRS. both Of
La Eouaty, Illinois.
In thta city, Trlni:y Chaseh, the 18th Inst. hy
REV. C.in,oh Locke: Mr. GEO rLlSToS e. AEkE
acd 1IErIK HOUGHTDN ELDdlD6Es daughter OF
Dr. J. ". Eftr1dze.
, 1864-06-29

ST. NAHYse oy TIE LAkE.-The annual COM
ncnccment c1crciscs Of this University were held
lust ercning and were well attended. We are
Obliged to omit more extended account Of the
proceedings.
, 1864-06-29
LOCAL M MATI,ERS.

Union mee1ing.-There will be meeting.
Of Union men at Aurora Hall, on Milwaukee ave-
nue., On Thursday next, at half past o'clock p
H.. for the purpose Of organizing Campaign Club
for the Eleventh and Twelfth Wards OF the city
A full attendance is desired. Good speakers will
be on hand: Come one, como all. Per order Of
Evarrffre Enn1T1Iftan =
, 1864-06-29
yesselH Paused Detroit.

Especial Dispateh to tia Chicago TF1bure.l
, DETROIT, Tuesday, June q. 1854.
Erprop, Galepa, parks Badger, Nichols. Bed,
White and Blne, FayorIte. Danube, falrdi sehrs,
Mount Vernon, Hart, Bermuda. Stalker. Columbian,
Smith. Scott, Starlight, Resolpte. Racer. LeTan'
Iovs-props. Eepiune Bradbury, FREQ Stkte;
barks Orphan, occan Ware, Buffalo. Geraldine, ELS
worth schr. Cloud. Wind northeast.
, 1864-06-29
D ] L D,

In this city, .Inne s6h. FEEDEf:TE GRANT, ton OF
F. II. Ind Rachel II. May, aged Elocths.
Ar the residence Ct her ssep-fs:hr. J. j. S!cph.t
S.;?t M Sou,h iss2lsirss Et!ss:, CatsasS, ,JuaiA
late Cspr Louls Nauss, aged years, imcnths
and s8 days.
O. tie &C. INST. Of ernay,p ,pr~, WILLIAM n. DUN
nAR, late Of Minneapolis, Milan. Ron Of Georgu B.
DnuoAr, cf North bfldgeEafe es, Mass
, 1864-06-29

CoxecRu1ts-Ope hundred and sixteen con.
scripts from Minnesota arrived at tho Rest on Mon
day night about nine O'Clock, in charge Of Lieut..
John G. Cores. They lsys beeu assigned to the
q AcEiment, ana are on on the e., Wy 70 5cin y as
ing On the O'Clock train.
, 1864-06-29

caEc you do not wish to treat them yourself
Dr. James cures Syphilis. Bemioal Weakness,
and all diseases Of the blood, skin and genesative
Br. James oiee and psrlors are Sc Randolph ST.,
bett7een STATE hnd Dearborn street, TT scpa;a1e
hours from . 4. n. till P. NJ jeeJm13o1t
Few GynlDastics.-The Northwestern Nor
frat session on Wednesday Of next week, July
6th. Sec advertisement in educational column.
strtc1kland's Pile Renedy.-1t is d bles-
Eng 70 H. Kin ss IT.
eIecttpg permanent cures in cascs OF very long
Standing, end It only costs 50 cents. For sale bY
druggists aud Il: Scayi, wholesale agens, 76 RAN
do]ph etrcet, Chtcag. ie@-zn102-1t
Notice.-I wdrrant perfect cure in oye1J
caee OF diseased Eyes, Ears. Throat aud Lungs,
paid to y Instruction, T jaas1f 900 ia cass d
,e etiee iio - sdn'h @ Clark street ?: 9: Bog 91se,
jeaa-ks4s eta.1tw " 1AN'AA' 49, "
graph 1nstitute.-The lareeas institution Of
the Eind IN the world |, Thtty.ava telegraph In
htuments in constant use; :! Addres.
tunsuaz5-1bf, D L ". Chicago, III.
H HouBe and Sign Painting, Ca1ctn1ntng,
Glazing aud Graluing. Paper Hangfnss and Win-
dow Shades selling 1t wholesale and retail at New
York prices. =. E. ROM, SO Rsndolph street.
Box 5s83. ic3-h413-1m
Metropolitan Hall to Rcnt.-Th1s Hall
Is to rent or al the purposes for which such hal1s
are ordinarily nsed. Teras moderate, Applics-
tions can be made at the Office, adjoining tao
trance to the Hall. je10-h3l0-n
Diseases oY the nervo1s, se9x1EtaIs Uxt-
nary and Sexual Systeng.-New end relis-
Bile tfeatment-in reports Of the Howard Aseocia-
tiop Sent BY mail IN sealed letter envelopes. ffee
Of change. Addcesa .. ]. Skillon Eought3n, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street paile-
leinh,a pa uhH4ps59 Hu
, 1864-06-29

The ELLSWORTH ZoUAyT DNEEn.-We have
becn requested to remind the friends Of the Els-
worth Zouavce tba. contributions 1or the proposed
9Th OF July dinoer can be received only until noon
To-day Whatever you propose 10 contribute TO
Hall. before that hour.
, 1864-06-29

HoRsEs At ArcT1oS.-0n Thursday, soEh, to.
morrow, Messrs. Buffers & Co.wln sell ut Messre.
Avery Co.'S cattle yards, ut Uhlich's hotel
stables, about seventy hosses. Among the lot are
fnme very desirable saddle ponies. The sale CON.
arc sold.
, 1864-06-29

Married In Haste to nanant. x,c-
Fdtfnrs ChicAon rr5hura.


Yesterday afternoon party OF young ladies and
gentlemen were collected at one Of our picture gal
lerics In kenoaha, when the subject Of marriage
cams up a. the subject q diseusaIon. Among ths
Illinois casalry. md among the ladies' was Miss
Il. daTSiter OF one Of the oldest settlers Of oar
wculd eeem. just then Justice DemmIng came
In. Shoulder; straps asked the Squire II he would
many hun. lie said yes, II he could fad any 1ady
to hsye h1rn s Mis- 4 jumped up, said sue wonld
up and 1ake hold Of hands. The nsnai questions.
were asked and answered. an in five minutes they
were man and WIFE, Then came the serious part
Of the joke. When the new made bride found she
Mas really bride her laughter turned to tears.
Her lawful husband wiehod her 10 70 to his hotel
with him, but she lled to her own home. Her
parents, nearly distracted appealed to the Justice
to undo what he had done; but were informed
that the statute. of Wisconsin gave him 70 au-
thority 10 separate man and wife. Nieht came on.
The bride was kept at home aud the husband for
hidden to enter the honse. he is determined to
hare h1e lawful vile. She and her whole fn1uIly
arc In great distress. Tins matters stand ct the
present moment.
What cousse events wi1l tako remains to be
, 1864-06-29

Northwestern Female Co1ic@c.-Tbe
ninth annual commencement exercises Of the
NoathwesteEn Female College at Eyanston. will be
nude for the Issuing Of half fare tick
cts for the Convenience OF those who wish 10 attend
tie exercises Trains leaye at 10 a. m. and return
at convenient timer,
, 1864-06-29

Bryant d. Str1ftoE,s Chicago Tele-
graph 1nstitute.-The lareent institution Of
the Kind in the world l. Thitty-dva telegraph In
Etuments in constsut use- Address
naYAHr Il STRAFToN.
, 1864-06-29

LADIES HELIT SpcIEfT.-A meeting OF tue
Lades' Soldiers Relief Society was held yesterday
afternoon at the Sewing Rooms on Madison streat,
Mrs. noge in the char. After the minutes had
been rcad BY the secretary, Mrs. Lamb. and ap-
proved BY the meeting, the ladies' proceeded to the
A conumuntcation was received from visitor
complaining Of The manner in which soMe OF the
provisions ot the society were distributed bur as
The lctte1 Was anonymous. 1t was resolved not TO
Though the Communication was not received,
tRerss te wnoe as
4 letter wae read from one OF the ladies, reeom-
Tor their consideration, as she Is in a very Sick
and indrm condition. It was resolved to allow
reyes nsa ron tas va Fand q 'o Woad aia
< colored Juvenile. of thirteen years Of sge,
to The meeting as subject for consider atinn~ He
was perfectly destitute. Amer discussion Mrs,
Coles &C usented to take charge Of him, and place
him either upon farm or at her own houte.
Upon motion of Mrs. LiveTmose, committee
was formed to inquire ino the case Of soldiers
wife, who requested that the Society make itself
responsible for the payment OF Sewing Machine
Mrs Robinsou ana Mrs. Fu1le. were constituted
committee on rent, their duties being to. secure
to landlords, who 1et 1ooms to soldiers faml11es,
the E payment o. a1s taeir T;ss fcnf
the empty committee for the ensuing fortnight,
and $125 Wne yoted as the fund for purchasing
nesessaEies &C. es for q distribution b them.
--
po11cs Cornr.-The Police Court rtfl, main.
tains Its reputation for duliness. Hardly single
cage Of importance was there yesterday, and five
dollars Was the largest fine imposed upon my Of
the malefactore. II We take the record of the
Police Court yesterday morning as criterion, il
would Prove ouis to pc me most orderly city Of ita
slze n w Eeta ast ~ II rsdas 1aMes nd ap
Peaseo ea up'a 'ee s'1e "a ~ aA84'S eDa 9'etS
willis Wilder was charged with drunkenness on
complaint Of hts wife. Willis is wild, It viii Be
ebsetved only in tas comparative degree. and the
beating be GaEe A1s. WildsE , vas severe only IN
uon and her hueband solemnly ayered that the
beating was for her spiritual and moral benefit,
was tined s.. Wilder expressed his satisfaction
A. the resuit, as be thouGht Il would secure him
at least ass weeks' domestic happiness, and do
cheAp. =,
John n. Case keepsa Ea1oon on State street.
ana enesn tns IN n1st Iste q being hard
Wbo. when business is dun. aud outsiders can't
deeante1s, NOT unirequentlr to such an extent as
.nna III Ano prUpss sno1est ior y.
an Sunday. Fined ssa 114'4oA Was no
| Laurence Freeman has th.t unfortunate ma1ady
which mantfeets itsc1ff in an inability to dlstin-
guieh big OWL property from thai, offs anY other
man." The symptoms showed Themselves some
months elnce. but a few weeks qulet at the Bride
| well ailayed :hem for the time. bnr a few days
aSsss broks Gs as
preyatrnt Sas-- A-rA----.s- .
sa.ay GO oo1e.oG1a1oas M 70 send tae unfortunate
5ames Cas.ef With'ag 70 Know ne time Of Gay
o mo ~ ~ o. 1 T., s - M e sonk ons nq a1e
1lG honse anu being an absent minded maa for,
c.tt;n. ,a1 he ~ nnt In,I ~ - teM GAYS aHa
metr manner be trndctl II fnr hiar} and raw slut
, 1864-06-29
+r FOR SALE At THE
BRYAN HALL AUCTION.

Wednesday,, June go, ct 2H p. M.
The 1on-rtstdent owner ef lot 500 feet frent on
West aols neAr m atreet, Will, Gear depth OF
80 feet 70 alley high snd beautiful gronnd-wi!1 c-
fer for sale In whoe or IN lnts 1t this Sale
ot TAOS. u, hkY AZ $ Real Estate Once. where de-
tails can now be ftarnsd. See the Regular An ;tion
E3le AT Is n: iis11t y "a
, 1864-06-29
21aanten--Gorrepn1,n et1tt.

WANTED -CorrespoLdcnca
w Two veterans wish TO opsn cor.espon" eIcs =
with as NJ aEy yeupg ls:lts as Wis. to COMPLY VI
,hrir wishes fnv obiect-Tnn lore and '!n7.ov@-
mtnt Fho'ographs .1ch.ncea Z 20 te-i,ed- Nona :.
bur good 1avnr, uptsn aa@nesa Som2 s.arreI 81
tndt,rs, &c Il ~ and <HFNkY HI :aOA." Co. I,
tsth MI init, ii B.ix, Sd DtV+ 15:h a. C., Hnntsse,
Alabama 1o~9,aae~ =.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "
w -ftno CT Uotlp snvta fun ioyln. s,ltleys
wishes - corresp ontd with a. ma.y union loylax
.Ifun ana tn.prc7tr,en. Of oi.nre iine with VIEW
10 love aru mss1mc NJ when this cruel Wi: over.
All letters promptly tnswertsi- fai.1ozrarh+ *.
rbnuK 10 deaispti. todfsss w Err c. .. I'D IND
VS. via NAahriile. Tsna Js.@ tn9ilt
, 1864-06-29

Few Gyn1Dastics.-TheE Northwestern Nor
NAL Institute for rhtfica1 Education begins Its
nret session on "Wednesday Of next week July
6th. See advertisement in educational column.
ieeG.m1121t = = =. -
, 1864-06-29
40st.

r OST-On June 90, 1864, bl1cE
IL and tan pup. si1 months DID, Titn 81 cssi eHs
right turned hack woru bIne ~ ein n,sr
With ck attached Any ONT Etta. anH t'ta pet ~
as StA'o street Y III be nteyaIS 5eHat4F">
\ ie-sE1-s Z
, 1864-06-29

~ HouBe and Sign Painting, Ca1ctm1nfng,
Glazing and Graiuins. Paper Hanginss and WIN
York prices. =. E. Rom, SO Randolph street.
Box 5s83. jc3.h4t3-1n
, 1864-06-29

Metropolitan Hall to Rcnt.-Th1s Hall
Is to rent for Ill the purposes for which such balls
are ordinarily nsed. Terms moderate, App1ica-
tions can be made at the Office, adjoining tae en-
trance to the Hall. je10.h3i0-H
, 1864-06-29

THE 15rH VETERAN RESERVE CoEps-Tur1n
BAhD.-The superb military band Of the 18th Vet
eran Reserve Corps, Col. Strong commanding, now
stationed on euard duty at Camp Douglas, paid
the city vistt las' evening and diecoussed exeet
m.1slc in . fine seIenade given to the Tribune
ofi!ee. We learn rom Lieut. Frank U. Ga17etty,
above, that this hand, numbcriu: eighteen pieces.
has jntt been cquInped from the feei1ncnta, fund
at IN outlay OF over 81 co., and that 1t 10 compoeed
of trained 1nrstcinos their execution shows. They
will 1orm welcome and relieving feature to the
cnnui and monotony OF camp lie. Il viii :rattiy
services of this hne band can be obtained for any
Hnd all occasions. -.
, 1864-06-29

TIE real. Estate AUCTION SALE, elsewhere
advertised, viii take pl.ce this afternoon, at *
o'clock. in Thos. 3. BrSants Real Estate Ot1cc.
Choice residence mud business property Eil uu-
donbtedly be sold at bargains, ss was she caee at
fnr4nGr aa1A@
, 1864-06-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

MovIcKm'g THEA7m-The Scarlet Letter,
founded on Hawthornes famous story Of thar
name, nnd dramatized by Matilda Heron, Is the
attraction Mt McFlckers s to-ntcht, and Will be ior
the remainder Of the week. The play was drst
produced on Monday night. and ia acknoHleaTeq
to be one Of the most Interesting ano exciting thos
hss been put Oh the stage fog a long time.
Woop7s MrsEuM-Uncle Toms Cabin was pro.
duced on Monday night to an audience that G!lcd
ever Inch Of room, and was given again last evcn
ing With the esma result. The cast Is Rn excellent
one, and the plsy will be sr.e to draw =
BRYAN HAL1--Sam. Shafpleys Atnetrels are
doing nnc business at Bryan Hall. On tho ith Of
July they will gtre two performances al Aetropol'
VAaIE71Es.-0ne Of the most attractive resorts
Ia the Varieties. On Dearborn street.
I,A11ETr DAVIS d Co. P1Aso.-In nnother COZ
unn Of this fesue will be foundan Advertisement
1ecounting at some, length The good qualities Of
the Halett Davis & Cos. Piano. We have had
occasion to examine these Pianos under c1rcum-
stances where 1t was impossible that we should
form an incorrect opinion OF them, and re frankly
oyerttated. They certainly are remarkable tn51ru~
mcnts,' and for fnoothuess, ronudnesa and purity
oftone for bFlapcy touch md execution, for 60
lifty Of construction they cannot, in our opinion.
be eIcel}ed Besides these Instruments the sale Of
which Nf, Elmbuil makes a specially, he has
large assortment Of 1f0nos from other manutacta.
rc1t, among which we may mention those OF Fis-
cher. Eurtzman, Mcuze, Miller, and others. He
has also large stock Of organs and melodeons
lor, Pioabet, 8. D. l. H ". Smith, and others.
Tbefe Jatter reremarkable Instruments, and in
ali the efssntial requisites Of good organ arc
unsDrnasEel.
, 1864-06-29

Fatal Acc1pExT.-on Monday afternoon Ger
man naaed Henry Schroeder, residing at No. 170
Gsiswold street, WIS run ovcr By heav,ly loaded
irtnfer vaccn. and 20 badly injured thzt be died
bitk-aa Ihe horses had been preTions1y frightened
soeseo io oox 81 bp Ekes pssea n o1cr dis
br. ast, crushtne him IN N oct tfieht.ul 1nancet
The un1ortuu&te man ]Fhs 81 years Of nee, and
held an inquest Yesterday afernnon. and verdict
was given in accordance with the ADORE f.cts.
, 1864-06-29

SUDDEN DrsArTEAnA ScE.-Mary Fody, who has
been confined in the County House for the past aix
months as 1uuauc, frddenly disappeared from
that institution on themosnlng oi yesterday wsek,
and has net eince been heard Of She is about
IT, enty -nine years Of a:e, and has light hair Mr.
pay literally for information concerning her thst
InaY lead 10 her EceoYe{Y.
, 1864-06-29

ty-oae handrc33 day troope-arr1vcd st the Rest
about O'Clock yesterday morning, from Elgin.
2fe3 were Hospitality entcrt aimed, and, 1T six,
EtAred 1or Memphis. Our best wishes 20 with
the bpye Of tue Ialet.
, 1864-06-29

Has OcTnAGE.-We learn that c. q. Hunts tnc
reaidence Oh North Wells etreet wat, on Monday
night laft. injured BY some niscreaut to the ex-
I mt Of nearly five hundred dollars, by being be-
smcared With coal tar. Tho scoundrel who
sYould sneak under cover OF dagkness to such
cownti]y deeds is 1T candidate for dip into the
tar barrel himself and 4 subsequent roll in a
feather bed.
, 1864-06-29

TIE FouR1u n EvAHsroS.-Ar1aneeEnents are
being made for the observance Of the Fourth OF
July in Evanston with appropriate exercises,
among which will be the delivery OF IN orstipn by
Rev. O. II. Tiffany, D. D. Refreshments will be
3,Eoy.ded at the hotel and at the erove, the pro-
ceeds from the eale Of which will be dopa;ea to
the Sanitary Commission. We hope that The oe-
cAsion will be the means Of hr1nsin. good round
Epm INTO the treasury Of the Com1nlssi9a
, 1864-06-29
THE CITY.
hEsEw.-The usual monthly 1eTiow at Camp
Douglas will take place at ten o'clock today.


REsEw.-The usual monthly seyiow at Camp
oousas VIII take place at ten o'clock today.
RANDOLPH STREET BR1D1E.-TGls bridge Is at
last completed and opened :. the public. The cars
passed orcr it for the fet time last night aud here
affer win continue thelr regular trips.
ST. NAar.e ov TIE LAkE.-The annual CON-
lnrnccmens cxcrciscs Of this University were held
lust e,cuing and were well attended. We are
obliged to omit more extended account Of the
proceedings.
The REAL Estate AUCTION SAFE, elsewhere
advertised, viii take place this afternoon, at *
O'Clock, in Ihoe. 3. Eryanfa Real Estate Otice.
Choice residence nnd business property Eil un-
doubtedly be sold at bargains, as was ihe caee at
Ior,ncr sales.
AWAY 70 THE F1Ezp.-The 14tF! illinois infan-
ny-oae hnnofc1 day troope-arrtvod st the Rest
hhout o'clock yesterday morning, from Elgtn.
2sey were Hospitality entcst aimed, and, 1t sir,
Etafted 1or Memphis. Our beat wishes 60 with
the boys Of the Hist,
PERsoxA1-We notice that the Western Uni
Te.sity Of Pcnnsylyania at the recent commnce-
ment conferred the degree Of LID. upon B. Frank
Palmer OF Philadelphia. Dr.. rnmeT Is the inventor
of the Palmer Arm and. Leg. Ic IL now stopping
at the Sherman House, IN r1is city.
The ELLSWORTH ZoUAyE DEEEn--We have
been requested to remind the friends OF the Els
worth Zouavce that contributions 1or the proposed
eth of July dinner can be received only until noon
III isudable objcei mpEt be len At lower Dr1au
Hall, before tha1 hour.
CoEecRu1t.-Ope hundred and eixteep con.
scripts from Minnesota arrived at the Rest on Mon
day night about nine O'Clock, in charge Of Lleut.
.1rh.16 Thar 1tav haAn MNAfn ~ IN
, 1864-06-29

OVER AN ACRE IN THF
~ EEAHI OF TUE CITY
, 1864-06-29

PERs0KA1-We notice that the Western Uni
Tereity Of Pcnnsylvania at the recent commnce-
ment conferred the degree Of LID. upon 3. Frank
Palmer OF Philadelphia. Dr.. ralmer Is the inventor
OF the Palmer Arm and Leg. Ic ts now stopping
at the Sherman House, IN this city.
, 1864-06-29

LmEnALTT.-prof. Brooks. tho renowned oero,
naut, who ts nnnouced TO make an ascension from
Union rark, On the 9TH of July, ls- donated i've
hundred tickets for the eutertnn snt to the ladies
OF the Soldier Home There tickets will be dis
posed of by agents OF the Home and the entlre
proceeds 50 into the Treasury Of that noble char-
1fv -
, 1864-06-29
Un RRnt.

THO RENT-Five pleasant fur
L nlsteIr rooms, vesy desirable location and mod.
crate rent. To PefcCn desiring cheap an pig sAhnE
home IT il rare opros Guntsy. Inquire Of HOLMES
& BROTHER, ot1ce northeast conner of Gla.E and
EorYh n ntef Bt{eelE. 3e24E1lAl!s
, 1864-06-29

n EN4tlELED STEEL COLA z.
Price IS cent Sent ny mai q. rec ipt OF Is censa
Tfede sDIp iah at n nfne4urer's rE1te8
VII BAi.TETT, .:3 -.a1d.1pa stzsst.
rjtc9 u1l..2t 4ltp Ehsl1uAa Hpaa%s
, 1864-06-29
-Fnr Sale

TOR SALE-A two.etorY Frame
J. Eorse with nice Furniture. Rnd lease Of lot. Or
either stpssz,ey- Tho lease ha4 taEee years 70
Aethe rAie OF my dollars per year. and the lot y IN
IN nfistCjr j..3 uiaQ.s
, 1864-06-29

RANDOLPH STREET BnD1E.-7GAs bridge is at
Last completed and opened :. the public. The cars
passed orcr it for the frt time astuight aud here
alter win continue their regular trips.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-04
STATE OF MAINE.
First Collection District.
AssKssoa's OFFICE. % Exchange street,
Pnrfland May 21 lskl

AssEssoR's OFFICE. % Exchange street,
Portland, May q, 1854
Pursuance OF the prov isisns of the Acts of Con-
i gress entitled ''Aeis TO provide Internal Reye-
euue to support the Government, and 10 psy inter-
est on the Public Debt" hereby give public tiee
10 all persons and parties in crested that toe lists
valuations aud enumerafioos made and taken by
the ASH tant Assessors within said Collection Dis.
trict Tor the Annual Assessment made the first
Monday Of Nav, 1861 and inc uding the assessments
for income. WILL ON the fourth OF June. A D.. 1864.
be deposit ed as follows The lists Tor the Couuty of
York at the dwelling house of the subscriber, at
York in said County Of York, and the lists for the
Caunty OF Cumberland. at the office Sf the under
Cumberland. said lists will remaia In 'aid place
of deposit for the term of fifteen days; and during
said tins they will be open 10 the inspection and
animation Of all persons and parties concerned or
interested IA them.
Aud further notice is hereby given that after the
expiration OF the fteen days. a. Aforesaid TO with
ON Monday the 20th day of June. the undersigned
will te present at his dwelling house Aforesaid. to
receive and determine any appeals which may then
and there be made to him relative 70 any excessive
or erroneous valuations made by the Assistant AS
SCISSORS within the County of ork; and appeals
from the Assessments of the Assistant Assessors
WITHIN ihe County of Cumberland will be heard and
determin ned at nv said oce in the City of Portland
in the County Of Cumberland, on Tuesday, the 2ist
day OF June.
All apperls to be made TO the Assessor must be
made in writing aud seecify tire particular cause
matter or thing respecting which a decision Il re-
quested and must also state the ground or principle
ofinequality or error planned OF.
NArH'L q. MARSHALL. Assessor.
Portland, june l, 1864. jureleoe& wlw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-04
Notice.

THE propretors of Portland Long Wharf are
l. hereby notified, that the annual meeting of said
proprietors will be held at the Counting Room of
&. Chase head of Long Wharf. on Monday the 9th
day of June next. at O'Clock p. M, for the follow
ing purposes, vz
lst-To choose a Moderator.
2nd-To choose Clerk, Treasurer and Wharfen ger
3d-To choose a standing Wharf Committee, and
such other committees as may be Necessary 10 man
age the affairs Of the wharf; also to transact any
other business that may come before them at said
meeting. ELIPHALEr WEBSTER, Clerk
OF Proprietors of Portland Long Wharf
MAY S0,-dtd
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WANTS, LOST, FOUND
Lost.
CompOsitOrs Wanted.

~ lind constant enplo loy ment and the h ghesfra
PAID IN the city, on application at THIS OFFICE.
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FANCY GOODS HOUSE,
w holesaIe.
H. M ER RTLT,

NO lsl Middle Street, up stairs Portland. Maine
shk. Twist, Buttons. Bindings, Threads, Pins,
Eeeaies, Cutlery, Edgings Stationery, Lasings
tape Edasncs' Belts, Combs, suspenders, Toys sc.
DRESS AND TAILORS TRIMMINGS,
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PORTLAND DRY DOCK COMPANY.

FVvHE first assessment of Two Dollars per Share
IL upon the Capital Stock ofthis Company Is now
due and pay able at the Office of the Treasurer, No.
III, Commercial st. Per order of Directors.
q. NJ. DAVIS, Treasurer.
Portland April 80, lsea apr3Q edistf
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FINE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
II concerned. that be has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator OF
the estate of
SAMUEL II. KING,
late of Portland in the County of Cumberland, de-
ceased. by giving bond as the law directs he there
fore REQUESTS all persons who indebted to the said
deceased estate 10 make immediate pay ment; and
those who have any demands thereon TO exhibit the
same for settlement to
MARQUIS +. KING.
Portland, May II, 1864. may 26eodSws