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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-21
MILLINERY.
CLOAK AND DREss-MAKIEG
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MRS. ELIZA sPETGLEBERG.
II q large stoek Of BIZ silks. Gupnire Lace
Collars. Dress rrimmiags<1ad ether Fancy AFti-
eiss suitable for Lsdlss' wear. Alsss
Grenaasne snAv~lssSaIsnsieni Lace,
and al ssesr articles 4sPaliy hsPs IN Laaios'
Fancy STers.
SAs hss ou hasa. aud VIII uaAa 70 erasr.
Ladies SIX Mantles and Cloeks,
which sLe viii saii u fAs lowest po~sftls asvancs
on Eevsferk cN@s sh= vii also k<ep . stock fer
whole AIins. wEish Msnaasta ~rculd Do wall so
call auH examine.
She saks tbsda4iss q give her call bsSogs pur-
ebssspx elsewhere. a. shs feels assured that shs
can sssl icvSr than any other kazss ia The Eity.
oo FtSst Ssites, tstNS@sp MsIa and Loacst
mhfF MEs- Z. sPEIGLkBERG,
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27
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ToTHE
Portland Daily Press.
TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Scotia, at New York.
NEW YORK. July

NEW YORK, July 26.
The steamship Scotia, from Liverpool 10th
and Queenstown lIth arrived at O'Clock this
evening.
Steamship Africa, from Boston, arrived at
Liverpool on the 18TH
Steamship City of Manchester. from New
York, arrived at Liverpool on the 10th.
The reported fight between the Kearsaree
ana rlorida on Jersey was untrue. The
kearsarge has been at Dover all the time, and
sun remains there. She has been Joined by
the Sacramento from Cherbeurg.
Inc Niagara was cruising off Start Point
on the 18th inst.
Ihere Is nothing from Jersey TO confirm the
report oil an engagement between Florida and
any other vessel. The reports were received
on board steamer just as she was sailing for
Southampton.
Another rebel steamer, the Gen. Lee, is re-
ported to have joined the Florida in the Eng
lish Channel.
a rumor was current at Cherbourg that the
Federal aud Confederate officers had agreed
upon sea fight Off Cherbourg within ten
DAYS.
On the 18th an influential deputation. con-
sisting of the Bishop and Chichester and sew
eral members of Parliament, Mr. Spence of
Liverpool, and others, waited on Lord Pal
merston TO urge mediation in America on the
plea of humanity.
Lord Palmerstou said the Government di,..
not consider that this was the moment when
mediatory proposals would be acceptable. both
sides being equal sanguine of success, while
the North was especially jealous of interior
ence. Ii an opportunity for mediation arose
the Government would gladly avail itself of it.
The London Herald says Mr. Mason has had
an unofficial interview with Lord Palmerston.
lie was introduced by Mr.. Lindsey. The in
tervlew was satisfactory to all parties.
The withdrawal by Mr.. Lindsey of his in
tended recognition motion in Parliament is
said to have been the result of the interview.
Lord Palmerston having given sort OF i'm
piled promise to support the motion at more
opportune moment
The Times notices in its city articles the
continued great demand for Federal .Securi-
ties at Frankfort.
Parliamentary proceedings have been I'M
important.
It's confirmed that Denmark has proposed
truce, but nothing is known as to the terms
or concessions.
1t is reported that the Danes were repulsed
while attempting landing at Dalbrek and
Fredericksharer.
The King of the Belgians was about to visit
Napoleon at Vicky.
The Bank of France weekly returns shows
a loss of cash of nine and three.quarters mil
lions
The rebel loan receded to-day from so to
Use.
The Danish Commission has returned from
It's mission to the allied headquarters. having
been unable to bring about a cessation of hos
tilities, but Berlin dispatch says truce I'M
til until July 3lst was agreed upon. Mean
while peace propositions will be made.
Latest via Queenstown.
London, 17h.-The Princess Clothilda is
confined with son.
There is ne political news of importance.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27
Meeting Of School Committee.

The regular meeting of the experimenting
School Committee was held at their rooms
on Monday evening, J. c. Noyes Esq in the
chair.
There being barely quorum present but
little important business was transacted.
Reports of the members of the committee
in relation to the examination of Public
Schools were heard. The schools generally
were represented in very good condition.
Applications for situations as teachers we're
received and placed on file.
The committee to whom was assigned the
duty of providing teacher for the Aims
House, reported that partial arrangement
had been made with teacher, and the school
will probably go into operation during the
school vacation.
The committee TO whom was assigned the
duty OF proAiding teacher for the Orphan
Asylum, reported that arrangements were in
progress and they have teacher In view who
viii be satisfactory to the managers of the
Asylum.
Sundry bills to the amount of 500 or $500
were presented, and those that were properly
vouched. ordered paid.
Adjourned to meet on Monday evening next.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27
UNITED STATES
Internal Revenue.
Collectors Notice.

II NATHANIEL J. MILLER, foliscfor Of the
Il First Collection District. ia the stale Of Nsire.
hs.eoy give notice 10 ali rsoLs cones rned that
have received for collie cti0n, the Thrd Anna ii Col
lection List. made ana commitfea 10 ms by H. a.
SCISSOR ti reof in accordance with the act of Con.
gress enti lea AN Act to provid irtelna rsstnue
.c sappoIt me 6osernment ana o pay infsrsss
the public debt" approved July 1854 and the
am .rdments thereto; that the several cufies
take ton income. carriages pate aud ~ Mes
asses ed en- UNI, ed and contain said lis have
become due and payable, AID that VIII Ia rerson or
by Deputy. attend 10 collecting and reclining The
Aforesaid du'hs taxes and heersss. assesxsd 81 a
rayahle within the county OF cumberland. In said
District. al my Office. No q Exckange sfrssf Iorf-
taad. from ths I'D dap o. yuir TO Tie Sufh an of
jay, A. ID. 1854, both a fRcinsfre; thar III In
like manaer, att nd 70 eoeetil Al recsivif Gu
payable within the County Of York. in said str CT
wit: at
Saeo, al the Hotel t,pf By Runs ". Lord. o. Nom
day The 25tA July. leo:
At fAe Bidd.ford House in Bddeford. Tues dag Jxiy
At KsnRsbnnk, at fAe bonsom House, TsdnesSas,
JAN 81 1851:
At the Neicieta'canisk House, ~ South Bsrrick
Tka1suaN, july q. IS A.
AT Lirerick. at fAe Hotel pf b. Amos Fslch Sat-
ardas Jafs 3ofA. 1854
And iurther give sotice hat all persona who
neglect 10 pay the duties, take and he SCI sss Vs.
ed upon them rs aiort said, 10 me or my Itl ury,
within The time shove feelfed will be con Del id
under the provisions See. 10 OF the Act Vi en-
gress afvrs, AID 10 pay ten per esninm addition al
up "A the amount thereof"
Persc ms In tho County OF York, fesirous of 40 DO
rg. can pay their taxes at my ofhec. No. p EN-
ey. lssa NAIHASiEL J MiLL,R.
Portland. July :, lS6i.
gY- No other moecy thar United States Trs axurx
Notes or Notes OF National b. nks, old Al Sill
yer CON will be received ier Taxes after tl date.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27
Pensions and Bounties.

We would refer our readers to the card of
Manley & Sawyer, in another column, who are
authorized agents to procure all demands
against the State and United States. They
give their exclusive attention TO collecting
Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of Pay, Prize
Money for soldiers, seamen or their heirs,
thoroughly understanding the different de-
partments at Washington, they are better able
to prosecute their claims with success and
dispatch than those who make Government
Claims secondary consideration. Attentive,
prompt and honorable, they have invariably
given satisfaction to all who have had any
transactions with them. We are gratifled TO
learn that they are meeting with the success
they deserve, and that their Business is rapid-
ly increasing. No one having business In their
line viii regret giving them call.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27
FROM GEN. HUNTERS ARMY.
Battle between Gems. Hunter and Early.
REPULsE OF THE FEDERALs.

NEW YORK, July 20.
The Posts special Washington dispatch
says
The rebel raiding forces under Early, NOV
ed through the gaps on Sunday morning into
the Shandoah valley. They here encountered
Gems. Averill, Crook aud Mullegan, also part
OF the command of Gen. Hunter. A battle
took place in which the Union troops were
deieatsd and compelled TO retreat
Ayerlll lost heavily. The rebel forces great
~ outnumber ours. Yesterday Early occu-
pied Martins burg, aud advanced with several
thousand men towards Harper's Ferry.
No intelligence OF the crossing into Mary
land has been received. Our troops have been
moved to points where they will be likely to
prevent any such raids as the recent one.
The report OF the death of Gen. Mullegan
Is not confirmed. Gen. Hunter knows moth
ing about it.
There is good reason to believe that Ea.ly's
forces will not cross into Maryland in this di-
rection. They may attempt an irruption into
Penn.
There is no official information from Allan
ia No more fighting had taken place up TO
Monday morning.
The War Department persists in the policy
not to exempt from the draft the State militia
doing duty for 100 days, but to credit with
that service such of them as may be drafted.
1t is considered certain that there will be no
modification of this order.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27

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The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27

WASHINGTON, July %.
A military commission sitting here recently
tried and sentenced to be shot two citizens Of
Virginia for carrying on guerrilla warfare
One OF them had also broken his oath OF al
legiance and violated his parole. The SEN
tence Of both have been committed TO impris-
onment in the Albany Penitentiary fourteen
years.
A citizen of Maryland has been sent TO the
sane piece for one year and fined $3.50 for aid
ing soldiers TO desert,
Fourteen out of seventeen rebel deserters
who arrived here to-day, have taken the oath
of allegiance.
The Secretary of State aud his Assistants
Secretary have returned from a visit to Fort
ress Monroe and the the army OF the Potomac.
No intelligence of marked Importance was
received by the Government up TO o'clock
this afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27
Washington Correspondence.

NEW DIRK, July 70
The Commercials Washington special Jis-
patch says the government expects return
OF this rebel invaders, and has made prepare
ton TO prevent serious ineursion In Mary
land and Pennsylvania. 1t is believed that
the plumber lately obtained by the rebels has
been deposited Il the Shenandoah Valley to
supply a formidable force 10 be sent north
ward. Others think this new demonstration
is only to detain the 9th corps from Grant.
II the opinion of Solicitor Whiting, deny
ing the exemption Of one hundred days men
from the draft is adhered 10, dissatisfaction
will arise in Massachusetts, as Gov. Andrew
has ordered proceedings under the impression
that ose thus enlisted would not be liable to
draft aatil the expiration OF their term OF SER
vice."
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27
Supreme Judicial Court.

LAW TERM-wEsTERN DISTRICT.
The court adjourned sine die yesterday af-
ter announcing opinions in the following cases !:
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Ezekiel Porter vs. Jeremy w. Porter. Tx.
ceptions oyerruled
Erastus Fairbanks VS.. Androscoggin r. Il.
Co. Exceptions overruled.
Robert c. Huntress VS.. Zebedee Hayford.-
Exceptions overruled.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Lorenzo D. Stacy VS.. Jordan Stacy. Dis
missed from Law docket
Silas P. Somes VS.. VIM. Farris and Trustee.
"Neither party" to be entered.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.
Samuel q. Phillips VS.. Ruth Davis and al
Exceptions overruled.
Mary Howe VS.. John Clancy. Exceptions
sustained.
YORK COUNTY.
Tristan Scammon VS.. Thomas Huff. Dis
missed from Law docket.
James Drown. Jr. VS.. Jacob Smith. Motion
and exceptions overruled.
Sally Melcher VS.. William w. Written. Ex-
ceptions overruled.
Inhabitants OF Hollis VS.. Inhabitants Of
Buxton. Dismissed from Law docket.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
VIM. Brown VS.. Daniel Burnham. Dismiss
ed from Law docket.
Atlantic & St. Lawrence Il. X. Co. petrs.
for certiorari VS.. County Comrs. of Cumber-
land County. Certiorari TO issue.
Copper Falls Mining Co. VS.. WIN. Pether-
lex. Dismissed from Law docket
Johu r. Corey and al, in Equity, vs.. Chas.
IL. CHM and al. Demurrer overruled-de-
fendanta to answer.
State OF Maine VS.. Kirswell j. Carter. Ex-
ceptions overruled.
Mechanics Bank VS.. Isaac Dyer. Excep-
items oyerruled by consent Exceptions adj
judged as frivolous. Treble costs for plaintiff
Jonathan NJ. Heath VS.. Josiah Kilgore.-
Exceptions overruled. judgment for plain
tiff To be heard in damages by the clerk
Hall Staples VS.. Josiah L. Allen. Excep-
tions oyerruled by consent.
Inhabitants Of Gorham, appellants from de-
cision of County Commissioners of Cumbcr-
land, on petition of o. winship and ais petit
TONERS for town way. Exceptions overrul-
ed.
Edwin S. Hovey appellant from decree OF
Judge Of Probate VS.. s. c. Chase and ais. De-
cree Of Probate Court affirmed. No costs to
either party. The amendment to be made,
not by interlineation OF the record, but by
making an additional record OF the supposed
decree of the Judge Of Probate, not previous
ly recorded.
Arthur b. Nichols VS.. Inhabitants OF Bruins
wick. Motion sustained-new trial granted
John Lynch VS.. Samuel Swanton I'd. Ex-
ceptions oyerruled.
John Annear VS.. Chase w. Atwell. Ex-
ceptlons overruled by consent, with treble
costs.
State of Maine, by complaint, VS.. Thomas
Castleton, alias Charles Smith. Judgement
for State.
David 7. Chase, complainant, VS.. Joseph J.
Walker and ais. Judgment affirmed with
treble costs.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27
Municipal Court July 26.

Patrick Lowell, for drunkenness and disturb
ance, paid fine imposed of three dollars and
costs.
Michael McDermont, for drunkenness and
disturbance, refused to pay the fine imposed
three dollars and costs-and was committed
TO Jail.
Patrick Heating pleaded guilty 10 search
and seizure process. and paid the statue fine
of twenty dollars and costs.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27
Supreme Judicial Court.

CRIMINAL TERN-DAvIs, j., PRESIDING.
The criminal term Of the Supreme Judicial
Court, commenced its session in this city yes
terday, Judge Davis on the bench. After
prayer BY Rev. Mr.. Hewes of the Park Street
Church, the grand jury retired to attend to
such matters as may be brought before them
by the County Attorney. The traverse jurors
do not come In until Tuesday, Aug. 9th.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27

Z. S. DISTRICT CoUgT.-The decision OF
Judge Ware in the libel cases of Mendermeen
and Wallace VS.. Crowell, reported last Sstur-
dayl which was to have been delivered yes
terday, is postponed until Friday next.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27
Dissolution.

fNHE copartnefship heretofore existing between
IL Sweat and Cleayes as Attorneys az Law rs this
day dissolved by mutual consent The affairs OF the
late firm will be adjusted by either party.
NJ. Sweat will continue in business at office No
III Middle street. Mussey's Row.
Mr. Cleaves at the Office of Howard & Cleaves, No.
vi Middle street, over Casco Bank
l.. ID NJ SWEAT.
NATHAN CLEAyES.
Portland. July 10th, 1854 jyisdsm
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27

GRAND ExcURsIoN.-Portland Division Of
the Sons of Temperance, with members of the
Grand Division of the State, win make an ex-
eursion to-day to Pleasant Cove, in the barque
Comfort. Music for the occasion will be fur
nished by Poppenburgs Band. "A mammouth
chouder and fxlngs will be provided. See
Advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27

an Geographic or other reports from Mag
ara; or Whereabouts, implying that II. Greedy
saia anything, or sent any message. to Geo.
\. saunders, or any other rebel, involving or
implying eensure of the President of the
United States, are gross fabrications. We
trust there are not many people who need
this correction. New York Tribune,
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27

MAYORS PIECE. u 20. 1ses.
tNOR the Information tn, 81 desire Us OF list. pG
As fepresesfa'ire Recruits or s. bsfis, ties.
ne following statement respecting boantks. &C. IL
given:
All enrolled person may furnish substitute Of .
person not liable 10 cram tor one. txo. or thrse
years, IN ei her the army nasy,p lsch viii txtupf
the party thus fnrnisl ing, ron dra't curing me
term Of strviee. IL enlistd for three years STATE
Bounty 81 three hurdted dollars alo to tbisnost-
tute. No Uni ed - afes bouutes paid
ANY citizen who, fr IN over age, or other efrsee.
Is not requ red bv aw TO perform any mtlfAr, ser
wees. may furnish repre-e en- aiive recrnd ssrtnre
oaid when mustered in and ed ~. tee onr-
v OF IS rayabie In inst sllmen's. toeethsl With
he sum Of S2O0 paid bv 'he whc isrerrr seat
ID mskinr a total of $500 reeei ed Nv thu rep. E.
.en.stive recruit. 4 he ve'eisD sill n.
Volunteers receive Z ON tfe tate Sett srt I. en-
he Upi,ed sta.es 80 o nal ipE total OF SO, o
Boun'its. ra'd FIR thr eytars seivice
Repu sentative recruits WI be ENLISTED ty tie cry
m the ia ment If $40 for the usrty psS ing the
zane. in the or er In which reel uiis itce we'd.
ApplicaiiS n for enlistmeet hay be made a. ,his
Office.
JACOB MCCLELLAN. Nayrr.
iysb-edlw. Argus a. [ ,urit G. ~.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27

FRoF. De LAuSAY's LEcTURE-An ia
teresting Lecture is advertised for this even
ming at the Central Church. Prof De Launay
has spent five years in Rome, and has made
many drawings o. the Catacombs, which he
uses as Illustrations Of his instructive state
ments
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27
From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, July %.
The steamer Constitution sailed to day for
Panama with $50 passengers and S2,I5s 500
in gold. of which 81 100000 are for Europe
and $500 600 on Government account.
The opposition steamer America sailed tc-
day for Panama with 500 passengers and $780,
600 in treasure,
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27
FIRE! FIREll FIRElll
JOHNS SONS
Portable Force Pump |!

L,0R extingnisking lircs wetfing roof, etc, mar
Il fires, washing win ows. ariiages decks a ,e.-
sells. bathing horses, weitfg sail pump ng W r.
from boaiswatering siie-fs and gafc . pliDl ling
liquids for destroying Cate pillars and otltr
ON trees, risnts and shfubbery, &e.
This Pump has proved itself to be one OF the most
valuable Inventions for dome site use NJ d loss 10
have them wou nos par with hem az any Iiice.
provided no moe were To- be obtained
tits portable ard impact and will throw six raj
ons OF wafer per minute, from Tot 40 iett. II can
be easily worked by ad Of tw-Ne years
IL is simple in construction. not liable 10 ret cut
II order, md every machine is warranted. The
arice is low thai ore should be in every family,
.chocl ou~c, factory b1ildi7g. saw mi l t-nHsry,
g.; Each purp is p DIVIDED with extra Nozzle, TOR
sprinSling.
Call and examine 'esiin onals rom the Pr sidsris
Of the principal Fire Insurance Cemi anies Mas a
chusets. the Chi ngineers OF the Boss and o h.
fire departments. ard other and purchase one Of
these Pumps. j. L. WINSlOW a to.
Winslow's Machine Works
Wholesale ar Retail Agents.
Browns Block, Union street Portland Ne
iylqdtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27

OVERHEARD Yesterday morning while
the crowd was pushing to get ON board the
barge to attend the Picnic of the Burns Asso-
citation, two boys fell overheard. They were
rescued without suffering any thing more than
good cold bath.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27
Aucu,on sale OF Rea, E,,.,e-

Pf virtue of q license from he Probate Coyrt NJ
~ Cumberland, stall sell AZ public auction the
lot Of land with the buildings the co., situated AZ
me corner OF cal 5frcet anu Cbu eh Lane socsl;ed
on Pearl Street snd about seventy feet CT CLu,eh
Lane and being the homestead OF the Ia Iohn ~
Grill, deceased.
The auction will take place en- the prs uises nm
Thursday, Septembei l. ] 81, AZ ~ s'ciosk
AUG. T.. STEVENS, Administration
Portland. July q. 1874. eodts.p &wsw
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27

SOLDIERS HOME The Ladies of The
Board of Managers of the Portland Soldiers,
Association, and other ladies Interested in the
Home, are requested TO meet in the Senate
Chamber, New City Building, this afternoon
at IL o'clock, for the purpose of preparing
bedding and other articles for the Home. A
punctual and full attendance is specially re-
quested. Per Order of
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Portland, July q, 1854.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27
Stock Market.

WASHINGTON, in this State, has neither
church, post-tlice Clergyman, lawyer. doctor,
income license, carriage nor plate, and pay
not cent to the internal revenue depart
ment.-l Bangor Times
The above has been going the rounds of
the papers until it now does great injustice
to town in this State, which is as well pro-
vided with churches, post Offices &c, as most
places OF its size.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27

CoRREcTIoN.-ln the letter of aHelios. y
published on Monday, there were two errors.
Robert C. Smith is LIST Lieut. of Co l., and
Daniel +. Sargeant.of Brewer, Captain of CO.
NJ, in the LIST Regiment District Columbia
Cavalry.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27

PUBLIC MENINGITIS Grand Division of
the Sons Of Temperance is now being held in
this city. There is a large representation,
about $50 delegates being present.
This evening they viii hold public meet
ing at the City Hall, at liz O'Clock, when
addresses viii be made by some OF the Oldest
and abest of the members Of the order, among
whom are Rev. DIR. Smyth and Jonathan
Revel.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27
PORTLAND and VICINITY.
Nep advertisement To-Day.

Nesc Advertisements To-Day.
Notice-Examination OF Schools.
Wanted-A Ssie of Rooms.
Dwelling House for Sale.
Picnic Observation-Disclosures Sunday School.
Merchants Grand Excursion.
For sale-Dwelling House, sc.
AT ention, Battalion.
q. G. S. S.-Aunual Excursion.
Special Notice-"A Slight Cold"
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27

ketc York Market.
NEw YORK. July 26.
Cotton-actiyei sales $50 bales at coal 81 for
middlng uplands.
flour-sales Is 006 bbls; State 41d10 80; Round
Hoop Ohio 10 259l 90; Western 940qlO 50; South
ern quiet; sales 1900 bbls; Extra do 10 35Gl3 90;
Canada steady; sales 800 bbls; Extra 10 OOdl2 60.
Wheat-dul; sales 90 500 bushels; Chicago Spring
22Sa9 AZ Milwaukee club 239a2 As; Red Winter
Western 59d26j.
Corn-quiet; mixed Western 60Gl G..
0ats-frm; sales Canada at 90.
Beef-dull.
GAL 90.
Lard-higher, sales $500 bbls at l9Id20ic
butter-State at S6a2i5c.
Whiskey-sales 1850 bbls at 70l3l IL
Naval Stores-dull.
Petroleum-steady; sales 100 bbls ;crude 50d5Ic
Sperm Oil-sales 1000 bbls al 9 co.
treights to Liverpool-steady.
Wooi-dull.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27

REV. Prot. Jules DeLaunay continues his
illustrated lecture upon "Thc Church of the
Catacombs," this evening at O'Clock, at
the Central Church. All are invited.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27

The st. Lawrence Street Sabbath School
and Society, will go on their annual excursion
on Friday, 10Th inst, starting from Galt's
wharf at s ~ o'clock, tor Diamond Cove.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27
COAL FREIGHTS.
Sealed PIonasaIs

MILL be received by the Committee on Drains
w and Sewers until July 3Jth. 1854, for construct
Ing common Sewer through Congress street ire m
Pine TO Dow streets. Plans and Specifications may
be seen at the Civil Engineer office.
The committee reese ryipg the right 10 reject an
or all bids not deemed satisfactory
Per Orser of Committee
WILLIAM Ii. STEWART.
jy23dlw Chairman
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27
Real Estate at Aucrlen.

I - Mohday August lst at 3 p n. ON the premi-
net o. as ing'on and Oxford sfs Consisting IA
~ M aaa ray story e. oden House. with Ba n.
pied as BarbeI's Shop abe hoase A. M sn,sns,
,oon, ~ y, AID good store uneer it, 1he entire
piu,opery = new under rent. and pa ing 81 annu-
onnt By the day in lst0. The lot : about 5s 800
on washington st. ana a. FEET on Ox,ora' he i
very desirable property for inv estmeLt Tha II, . =
clear and the sale will he positive -
III. q, HENRY BAILEY n CO.. Auctioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-27
Home apathic Methciaes.

N all forms. may be bfaned at the store of s. II
Il Coesworthy, % Exchange St, whsse the sub
scrioer will be from o'cls OK NJ u,,il o'clock p.
NJ Old Cases re ewed and bottles flied
Refers 10 urs, Clark, NJ. Dodge and c. y Burr.
jy22d3w NJ SEAvEl.