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OFFICIAL NEWS DISPATCH.
Movements Of Sherman's 1rny.
OCCUPATION oFALTooNA PASS.
VIOLENT STORM ON THE PENINSULA.


WASHINGTON, June 3-10 Z. M.
To Major Gen, Dix.-A dispatch, dated
yesterday at 73o r. NJ, has this evening been
received from Gen. Sherman. He reports
that on Wednesday, LIST inst, Mcpherson
moved up from Dallas to the point in front Of
the enemy AZ New Hope Church On the I'd,
Schofeld and Hooker, having been shifted to
the extreme left, pushed forward towards Ma
rietta. At the same time Stoneman's and
Carrots cavalry were sent to Altoona Pass,
which they reached and hold possession of.
These movements, the dispatch says, have Sc
cured that Pass, which was considered for
midable one. Movements are reported by the
dispatch as Ia progress, which are not proper
now for publication.
Nothing has been heard from Gen. Grant
since his dispatch at O'Clock yesterday morn
ing.
Telegraphic communication has been de-
layed by violent storm on the Peninsula yes
terday and last night, and cannot be estab-
llshed before some time tomorrow.
tSignedl EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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(rosys WashtaltoM.

WASHINGTON, June 8.
The debate on the NEW tariff bill has taken
somewhat wide range since its introduction,
various gentlemen participating. During the
session last evening, there was quite spicy
recontre between Messrs. Cox, Of Ohio. and
Blaine, Of Maine, in relation to the relative
amount OF protection afforded their resps ctiye
sesAss II Is fthonght the bill will pass the
HobseS Wis week
The National Bank bill has been signed by
the Presid4nt
Delegate y the Baltimore Convention are
arriving hetefn considerable numbers.
Is known by the Navy Department that
the febelt have iron clads, torpedo rafis, and
other internal machines, which they intend to
send doFn James river against our gunboats,
but our naval officers are well prepsred for
them and there is no fear Of the result.
Capt. J. q. Putnam has been appointed
Provost Myr,hal Of the District Of Columbia,
in place Of Capt. Scheety, removed
The Report OF the Military Commission,
presided over by Maj. Gen. Mcdowell, charg-
ed with examination into the alleged frauds
in the Western department. was transmitted
by the Secretary Of War 10 the Senate this
evening. 1t relates mainly to transactions in
cotton, embracing q considerable period Of
time. The Court inquired as to what officers
were engaged In the traffic in cotton and pro-
duce, and under what circumstances. Per-
mts were shown to have been granted for
cotton trading by Gems. Grant, Curtis. Steele,
and Washburne, and that transportation had
been furnished TO some extent for private pur-
poses, for which remuneration had not always
been received.
The Secretary of the Treasury has adver-
used for sealed offers, to be received at the
Department, under the act of March Sd. 1863,
until noon OF Thursday, June 10th, 1864. for
bonds Of United States to the amount of $751;
100000, bearing annual interest of six per
cenium, payable semi-annually in coin on the
first days of July and January Of each year,
and redeemable after the Both of June, 1881.
1t Is required that each offer must be for $50
or 500, or some multiple of 500, and must
state the sum offered for each 500 in bonds
or for $50, when the offer is no more than $50.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
Religious Notices.

Religious notices oftwenty five words or less, free
all excess of this amount will be charged ten cents
a line, eight words constituting line. This
hereafter will be rigidly adhered to.-lPUB. PRESS
find as Moses lifted up the serpent in the nil
derness, must the Son Of Nan be lifted up. I"
The great Power of G cd, unto salvation, as shown
IA the recent remarkable conversion of intelli-
gent Sew.
This will be the subject of Rev. Henry D. Moore's
sermon in Central Congregational Church to-mor.
row afternoon, at 3 o clock
sB-Rev. VIM. Ssbee, of Cambridge, M SIS, will
preach at thu First Parish Church tomorrow
The Washingtonian Society hold meetings
every Sunday evening, at s. OF Hall 1858 Congress
street. at o'clock Public invi ed.
rz-Elder James L. Prescott will preach 1.-THE Lord
willingl at Blakes Hall, 1921 Congress street, abb
bath aud Sunday, at 105 O'Clock A. M, aud r. Nj.
Seats free. The public are invited.
ES-Rev William johnson, of Boston, will preach
at the Alb sinian Church tomorrow.
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TO TIE AFFLICTEDI
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. N Ciapp's Block,

MOULD respectfully announce 10 the citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity, that he has psrmanent-
ly located In this city. During the eleven months
that 20 have been In torn We have cured some Of
the worst forms or disease In persons who have tried
other forms Of treatment in yain. and curing pa
uents in go short time that the question Is offen
asked. do they stay curedf To answer this question
We Will say that all that do not stay cured we win
doctor the second time for nothing.
DIR. ID. has been practical Electrician fc tyenty-
one years, and IL also regular graduated ply sicsn
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
In the form OF nervous sck headache; neuralgia
In the head, mech, extremties; consumption when
in the acute stages or where the lungs not fully
inyclved acute or chronic rheumatism, scrofula HID
diseases, white swelngs spinal diseases. curvature
Of tho spine. contracted muscles distorted lmbs
palsy or parAlysis st. Villas Dance, deafness stAm-
nerng or hes.tancy OF speech. dyspepsia. indiges-
every oEse that can be presented asthma, bronchi-
tbs. STRUCTURES Of tho chest and al forns OF female
oouplaints.
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ATTEMPT TO PASS FORGED CHECK
Yesterday tall man with heavy whiskers ac-
costed lad in Exchange street, and handed
him check on the Bank Of Cumberland for
$3.50, purporting to be drawn by Messrs. Per-
ley & Russell in favor of Jonas II. Perley or
bearer, requesting the lad to step into the
Bank and get the money for it. The lad pre-
scented the check at the counter Of the Bank;
but Mr.. Small, the cashier had his suspicious
excited aud refused to pay it. The boy told
him how he came by the check, and Mr.. Small
then went with him to the counting room Of
Messrs. Perley & Russell who at once pro-
nounced it a forgery. Meanwhile the fellow
who forged 1t had made tracks elsewhere.
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NEW York. June5
Cotton-quiet sales 800 bales at OF for middiing
uplands.
Flour-receipts - bbls; sales Is. % bbls; State
and Western &c higher; Sup'rfne State 25a
40; Extra 60Gi 20; choice GO 65a7 60; Round
Hoop Ohio do 0oa 90; choice o0as CO., Super
fine Western 3odT 80. Extra do 55a1 y; South
ern frner; sales 45oobbls; Mixed to good "a II co.
Fancy and extra 0|Gli 90; Canada 5alo better;
sales 500 bbls: common Extra 45a7 IS; extra good
to choice Z 65Gs %.
Wheat-lc higher; sales 81, 1000 bushels: Chicago
Spring 6lSal 68: Milwaukee club e2,dl es; Amber
Milwaukec 6sGl Il; Winter Red Western i3a
80; Amber Michigan 19al 82t.
l63.
0ats-actiye; sales Canada at ssG9lc
Beef-higher; Gales $3.50 bbls.
Pork-higher sales 250 bbs new mess 81 5oa
asa 20: old do Is TO-; new do 81 50d30 s7!; prime
"a 50G25 80 for old and new; prime mess 80 D
Lard-frmsr; sales 1860 bbls at 14tal5i.
Butter-dul; Ohio rs 3sc.
Whskey-trmer: es 40 bbls at 30dl 32f,
kice-steady at 70 for Para
Sugar-frm; New Orleans at zoe.
Conee-heavy.
Naval Stores-quet
Petroleum-essier; sales 1900 bbls refined n 63c.
Tallow-sales $1,000 lbs at l4ie for Eastern and
Western.
Freights to Lvcrpool-quiet
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by EIectr.1citv

The Rheumatic. the equity, the lame and the isxy
leap with Joy. and move with the agility and elastic
ity Of youth; the heated brain Il cooled; the frcst
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformifies rc-
moved; fsintness converted 70 vigcr, weakness 10
strength; the blind made to See tho deaf TO hear and
tho alsied form TO move upright; the blemishes Of
youth are oplrferated; the accidents OF mature fs
prevented the calamities Of old age obyiated, and
An sotive circulation maintained
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 81.
The iron clads Mamora, Juliet and Prairie
Bird recently engaged the rebel batteries at
Gaines Landing, and succeeded in driving
them away. The Prairie Bird was struck
thirty times. The marine brigade boat Delta
had an engineer killed. Marmaduke. who
was reported to be in command of the rebels,
had taken twelve pieces of artillery. He cap
tured and burned the steamer Lebanon and
carried the crew and passengers off prisoners.
Boats from White river report the rebels
thick, but boats are not molested.
A heavy force OF rebels are reported at
DuvalPs Bluff marching on that place, sup
posed to number $4,000
The rebel Gen. Shelby captured Dsrdsnels
last Monday, taking 200 prisoners. After the
capture he crossed the Arkansas river, and it
is supposed he intended to strike the Little
Rock railroad.
Guerrillas are unusually active in Arkansas.
1t appears to be the intention of the rebels to
force the Union troops TO evacuate all the
State, except Little Rock and Helena. Jack
sonport and Batesville has been evacuated by
our forces,
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From AUGUsTA.-A dispatch in last eve
ning's Journal says conspiracy was detected
power the guard and effect an escape, but the
plot was discovered and the ring leaders put
In the dungeon.
The following items were also given:
Major Welch of the 10th regiment, who
was severely wounded in the battle Of the
Wildness, reached home last night. =.
Major Royal K. Whitman has been promo
ted to the Lieut.. Colonelcy and Capt. George
w. Randall made Major of the Both regiment.
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Nor QurTE so CUrE.-Yesterday afternoon
q couple OF darkies went into Bells shoe store
on Congress street to purchase pair of boots.
One Of them purchas ed and paid for pair.
While he was having something done to the
heels Of the boots, his companion stole a pair
and made off, Mr.. Bell then refusedto deliv-
er the purchased pair TO the man until the
other pair was returned. At the last ac-
counts darkie was hunting up his comrade in
order to return the stolen pair.
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CAIRO, ILL.,, June 2.
The steamer Pauline, from New Orleans
9th, has arrived. Her officers report that
when some distance from the city they no.
ticed large light, supposed to be at New
Orleans.
On arriving at Baton Rouge they learned
that eight steamboats, had been burned Al New
Orleans. No particulars.
News from New York had given an upward
tendency to the cotton market. The supply
was light and not much doing. Sugar dull
and dropping; fair IL lsc; fully do 10 zoe.
Nothing doing in molasses.
A convention of unconditional Unionists.
TO elect delegates to the Baltimore Conven-
ton from the western district Of Tennessee,
assembled at Memphis on the Both. Resolu-
lions were adopted endorsing the administra-
ton, and pledging their support TO Mr.. Lin
coin for President and Andy johnson for Vice
President.
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from California.

SAN FRANCISCO, June /.
Another large Christian Commission meet
ing was held here last night.
There was alarge gathering of the Alumni
at Oakland yesterday, on the occasion OF the
graduation of the first class of the College of
California. Edward Stanley, DIR. Bellows and
Gen. Wright were present aud spoke. A
strong Union feeling prevailed.
large quantity of connscated Chinese
opium, whichwas struggled into this port, is
10 b sold by the U. s. Marshal.
Stock of all kinds much depressed, and gen.
eral trade dull.
The ship Nesutan Is now diseharging IA
inch and 20inch guns for harbor defence.
There have been no arrivals or departures
of note.
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Proposdis for smother Long Loan 10 D,

Proposals for anofher Long Loan to be
Issued.
New YORK, June 5.
Coupon proposals for long loan of United
States bonds Of 1881 will be issued tomorrow
or Monday. The amount 10 not stated.
The following assurances are contained In
the instructions to Mr.. Cisco you NAV
contradict most emphatically all assertions
that the Secretary is increasins any legal ten
der Issues. On the contrary he,i, gradually
reducing them. All new notes issued are in
drawn"
.. Hon. John J. Cisco. Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury, has resigned.
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25,595, OOS 24,o93, 0ss 2e,e2s, oes

18th REGIMENT.-This regiment number
ing about 1926 men, under command of Col.
Kimball, left Camp Berry yesterday morning
in the cars for New York; Unless they re-
ceive different orders. they will embark on
board the steamship Mississippi, to-day for
New Orleans.
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NEW YORK. June 3.
The regatta OF the New York Yacht Club
took place day. Nine schooners and sloops
participated. The distance sailed was some
forty miles, being from Hoboken TO South
West Spit and reture. The first prize was
taken by sloop Annie; time, three hours fifty-
nine minutes twenty seconds. Schooner
Maggie was second; time, four hours seven
minutes seven seconds.
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HATS FOR THE SEAsoN.-E. n. Perry has
just received at his elegant store, Isl Middle
ST., a large and rich invoice of Summer Hats,
which gentlemen desiring the best styles will
do well TO examine. Mr.. Perry is one of our
oldest and most reliable merchants in this de-
partment Of trade, and spares no effort TO
please those who favor him with their patron
age. See advertisement.
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MoLAssEs.-By reference to the proceed
ings in Congress it will be noticed that the du-
ty on molasses In the new tariff bill, has
been reduced from twelve cents to eight cents
ested the mercantile portion OF our communi
ty, and the Board OF Trade of this city have
taken cognizance of it and sent delegation
to Washington to look out for their interests.
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Portland Light Infantry.

This ancient and honorable Military Corps
will celebrate its 9th Anniversary, on Mon
day next. They will take dinner at the
White House j. p. Miller's, in Westbrook, at
2 O'Clock, and then indulge in target practice.
All past and honorary members are invited
and expected to join in the festivities of the
occasion
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NEW YORK, June 3.
A company of the 18th U. S. Regiment ar
rived from Portland to day and proceeded to
Washington.
Quite number of the soldiers who were
saved from the wreck of the Pocahontas be-
longed to Massachusetts, and were forwarded
from the New England Rooms to their homes
to-day.
The steamer Kangaroo arrived this after
noon from Liverpool. News anticipated.
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OFFICE MAINE STATE AGENCY,
No. 273, + ST., Washingto n,
Nav 81. 1884
To tie Editor Of III. Press:

To tie Editor Of the Press:
SIR:-The Executive Committee OF the
"Maine Soldiers Relief Association" desires
me to request you to notify all the good friends
of our brave soldiers to send the packages con-
tanning their donations designed for this loca-
ton 10 Agent Geo. r. Davis, at Portland, by
whom the same will be sent to this city. The
expense on packages out side of his Agency
is very heavy; sometimes nearly equalingi
their value Our funds are limited.
Very Respectfully,
Your obi. Servt.,
p M CLARK
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BANGOR LUMBER MARKEr.-Amoun OF
lumber surveyed from January LIST to June LIST.
1864, compared with the amount surveyed
during the same period In 1852 and 1868:
1862 1858 1864
Green Pine, 2143 1856 4,525s37 4.011, 1888
Dry Pine, 3675.594 4,l95740 6,O7S,949
Spruce, 17,S0s, 1855 12,033,319 12,9lO,253
Hemlock &c, 1857 ,463 3,33s,237 4,922,O
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Desirable Real Estate nj Auc1Ion'

IN. Wednesday, june Sch at 8 o'clcck p. NJ On
" the premises. we shall sell that very desirabls
property on MslDouan street known a. tie Msvhsw
property The house Is q two-story wooden Boase
nearly new, with eight finished rooms, and rood
oosets snh an excellent cellar with furnace II, IL
barn and other hoascs The lot Is l25 feet mont
oy 3, ieet deep; !, : very desirable properly.
;mmeaa.eiy aiter the lot OF land on Montreal St.
BY 81 feet. Terms liberai-sale positive
Then We shall sell the lot ion GeIbouru sfr~et A
neuy opposite ths hayhsw house. 40 by 50 feet; :
May 81. HENRY BAILEY Co, Aueru
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Ae"cf MAJ" en- lHo6ste Boy-FScm Ksrtcs.
NEW York, June 8.
Inc tribune says letter from Pensacola
s.a.es taat information was brohg ht to the
a on tne 3iss ult that the rebel ram
Tennessee was in Mobile Bay ana stesming
about at the rate OF niue miles pei hour.
Tho Heralds Mexican correspondent saws
tne Juaraz Government has beeh perfectly
established at Monterey. The Liberals. more
than 10000 strong, are preparing ID march on
fotosi. The French and Impetalists had
oeen completely routed at Jounts. There was
great enthusiasm for the National cause.
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THE Poor WHITE; Or THE REBEL Cons
CRIPT.-This is the title Of new book pub
lished by Messrs. Graves & Young. Boston.
and for sale by H. Packard. 1t is an inter-
esting work, by the author Of "Ruth's SacIi-
fee &c. giving an account of the operations
of slave stealer, and afrording an insight in
to tie manner in which poor whites, as well
as negroes, are stolen and sold for slaves at
this South.
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lNHuMANITY.-Thomas Jordan, a hack-dr.-
yer, yesterday, as we are informed, refused to
take wounded soldier from the Boston de-
pot to the American House. We presume
his license will be speedily revoked If the
above statement is correct.
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FINHE valuable real estate on Free street known
Il as the Kurdish property" The lot Is sbout M;
feet on Free street and extends back about ia es
Said estate will be sold as whole. or the easterlv
feet. will be sold by ITSELF ~
Application may be made to james Furbish Fso
on the premises, or to GEO. 4. b. JACKSON,
julyldtf 50 Exchange strest.
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T. NJ. PArrEN, AuCrIoNEER, u Exchapre A.
Real Estate, cor. Atlantic n Fora
sts-, af Auction.

''IEsDAf, June 7, 3P. N. This propsrtv. for
= Iocations and neighborhood offers iuducewsns.
,9r any one seeking home, or for inyestme nt Ths
House built Of brick in the most thorour I'll msnnsx
.ne sauAion commands entire view Of the harbor
anu spacious view Of the bay. The dwelling h AZ
snseu iof convenience with pantrys cloi hes ures.
Is ana eiosets-gas throug hout-haid ard soff rs.
ter-snd In fact Is ore OF the most desirable Ioes
sire, 50 BY 90. Terms will be made 10 suif IN $500
er Fog key aud particulars Of sale calf On tbs
Auetioneer. Exchange street. rna,siSfd NJ
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sloop Rugged Yacht at Auction.

Gu Tuesday, June 7, at II o'clock NJ
NJ a. head OF LoEg Wharf, where she new
/.AN nes, the good sloop-rigged Yacht Helen
<SAAf>u y: Phenney, Of about tons, with Ssiis
80 Rigging, and tackle I; a fine staunch Boat
Ole yea, old aad well calculated for parties
June2 W" A'ofioSAAhs-
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Real Estate nt Auc,ic.

NJ shan sei at auction on Tuesday. June 7. AZ
psv, seoeloek, NJ, on the premises, the valuable
hs,hie on ork street. known as the Fodder
Es,aie. being about l27 feet on York street-vith
o1 zee. on one sne and l62 feet the other 70 hack
with the buildings it, consisting Of GOOD Ha,..
Win an L, Barn &c This IL a large and very vsiua
ole foperty-centrsny and advan' geously Locate
tons and plans call on e'ef'P-
\. mayzSltoinneI ~ 9-'e-s.
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GenteeI Residence, near the Cir,
At Auction.

Monday, Juno 9Th, at O'Clock, r M. VI.
Oshail sell at auction the house on Plains
formerly owned, fitted up and cccupied BY John
LyHch, ECO 1T Is two story brick house-l2 An.
isned rooms-fns closets, marble mar ties e Rssh-
ing Room with hot and cold water An excellent
co lar with alarge cistern in abundance OF Iard
ana son water. The house is in thorough repair.
Emo stable and out-houses, and good ice house f X
Ions capacity. The lot contains about one and one
quarter acres Of land in high state Of cnltiyatiop
with Apple, Peach and Cherry Irees-Grapes Chr.
rants aud Goosber res-Shade and Ornamental
Tfees-aiso a few selections Of Choice Roses Tbs
Horse Railroad passes the house.
For particulars call on
HENRY BAILEY 3 CO.. Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
Brick House al AUCTION.

NJ Z shall sell at auction ON Monday. June eth.
w at O'Clock, p. NJ the aIuable new two-.tory
Dlok q. use, u Clark street 1t is thoroughly Hn-
lsheu IA neat and workmanlike manner; It has ~
nnished rooms with fine closets koft water carried
on The lrst and second foor-plenty hard and soft
water-fine cellar, and every thin In and about The
neuse neat and convenient. 1t Is one of the most
Desirable houses we have offered his season -
horse Railroad pssses within few feet of H. The
Iot Is ~ by 100 feet. sale postiye-tite clear
maySt HENRY BAILEY & Co, Auct,rs.
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n8- Miss Nellie ]. Temple, very pretty,
modest, talented and fair speaking lady from
the Green Mountain State, will lecture before
the Spiritual Association at Mechanics Hall
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
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from the Penansuia-Affack on Gem. Butler q
Forces-Reported Capture Of the Rebel
General Fits Hsah Lee.
FORTRESS MONROE. June

FORTRESS MONROE, June g.
The steamer John A. Warner, from Bermu-
da Hundred last evening, has arrived.
AT Z A. M. yesterday, 1st inst, tho enemy
attacked Gen. Buffers left wing, and spirit
ed fight of musketry and artillery was kent
up until O'Clock, when they were again re-
pulsed. Thirty rebel soldiers came into our
lines yesterday morning. Our loss was very
slight. The enemy's loss has not yet been as
certained.
The steamer George Washington, from
White House I A. M. to-day, I'd inst, has ar
rived here. II was reported that Gen. Fitz
Hugh Lee and 500 Of his command we're can
tured last night while attempting to make a
raid In the direction of White House. Gen.
Smiths force made the capture.
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Lost.

MONDAY Afternoon, May 30th, q square Mourn
IN1 ing ln set with light hair and Is highly val
ued by the loser. There is an inscription on thu
back. The finder will re suitably rewarded by leav.
ing it at the PRESS OFFICE.
Portland, June 8. ls6t.-eSt
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Narat Wharf Boat Burned.

MoUNDCITY June /.
A large naval wharf boat WAS burned this
evening. No lives were Joet. Paymxtcr
Briggs was seriously wounded Entirehoss
nearly 5000 including psymaster's bafe,
ss, aae naval stores, &c His safe con. ned
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lB- Remington the renowned bone PLAYER.
had rousing honse at his benefit last eve
ming. Sprague & Blanchard's Minstrels will
perform this evening and Remington and
Dick Sands will do their best.