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DROrOSALS FOR STEAM PUMPS. BOILEEs
Il AND PIPE
CHIEF QUARTERMASTEH'S OFFICE.
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON.

J
- DEPOT OF WASHINGTON.
r. WASHINGTON, D. c.. April J. 1854
Sealed Proposals will be receiy ed ut this Oh. %
uniii Monday April 18th, 1854, at II clock N fpr
the deli yery al q street Wharf er Baltimore aui
ono Rallroad depot, in the city of Washington
u. U. oil the following med art cles. viz ~
pletc "'' ''''
81. One Steam Boiler. s feet long feet in diam
ttrr, with III tubes feet long T., inches in da.,r-
t.r' Pre- box feet deep, feat hi gin. 20 inches wid.
SIMILAR to the boiler now in use at Mount
Pleasant Hospital. near the city OF Washington
I'd. teur hundred 400 feet of Water Pipe. least
lrgn, q. inches in diameter.
The ,ahnfc named articles offered by the sue
cc>sii bidder VIII be subjected to rigid ia nee
ti"n netore accepted. payment for the same t. he
inads upon The delivery and acceptance of tae
whole amount. ~. - - - =
Delivery OF the articles med will W. re1uirc.i
tote completed within thirty t:s DAYS from tlatA
OF contract. .s.~ -. = 49,. -
Bonds IN sum equal to the whole amount of el,,.
contract, signed by the contractor. two ~ re-
sp"nsfble persons. the spr ssihiiity o. whom,
sbonid be certified to by officer of the Gov
ernmcnt known to this office. will lie required
Proposals from disl"yai persons will not be- con
sid.Fri and an oath of allie glance must accompany
each proposition. =.
propossl, must be plainl ,. marked Proposal.
Tor steam Pump Boiler. and Pipe - and addressed
to the undersigned. d. # KTCEER
bfi2hdier General aDdG Quarterniaster.
fp-St Depot of Nasfing ton.
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CAPTURE OF THE CONFEDERATE sLoo
~ = FLORIDA

- FLORIDA.
The commander Of the L. S. steamer Honey
suckle informs the Navy department OF the
capture at sea, on the goth of M"Tch, in latitude
e52s. longitude s35l, Of the Confederate sloop
Florida, from Havana, bound "now where In
PARTICULAR as the captain said. No papers
were found on board the vessel, but her cargo
consisted OF powder, shot, nails, coffee, &c
The crew OF the Florida numbered four men,
who. by their own confession, are old blockade
runners. The vessel was sent to Key West,
under charge of prize crew, to be delivered
up to the United States prize commissioner.
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UNION VICTORY IN LOUISIANA.
Four Pieces Of Artillery and Two HUNDRED
priSOne RS CAPTURED.

ST. LOUIS, March 3I.-The New Orleans
Dalts. of the sad instant, says: Official infor-
nation was received this morning thata recon-
noissance, under General Mower. was made
to Natchiioches, seventy five miles above AL
exandria, on the 2lst, where the enemy were
in some force. A fight ensned, in which we
turr ed the rebels flank, and captured four
pieces Of artillery, with eaissons, and two hun-
bred prisoners.
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PETITION FOR AN INCREASE OF Partition
Reverdy johnson few days since presented
petition from the messengers, W atchmen and
iaborers of the different executive departments
Tor an increase of pay. which was referred to
the Finance Committee, where no doubt it will
receive favorable consideration. The duties
OF this class OF Government employees haze
since the commencement of the war been large
iy multiplied, owing to the amount OF business
done in the departments; but their pay has not
been in any manner increased, notwithstand.
ing the enormous increase in the cost OF living.
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OPERA AT GRoVER's.-Fiowtow grand ope-
ia OF Siradelld performed now for the first time
III Washington We believe) to be given to night
At Growers theatre by the German troupe,
viii undoubtedly bring out all the opera goers
OF the Metropolis ~
The opera abounds in delightful melodies
and superb mus icaI effects, and will be excel
tenily rendered by the German company
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rur WILKES COURT MARTIAL

The court was engaged to-day in the read
ing OF documentary evidence consisting Of
dispatches from Anmiral Wilkes to the Navy
Department, and from the Department. to the
Admiral. The defence offered these dispatches
to show that the failure of the capture Of the
Florida and Alabama was owing to their not
being sufficient number OF vessels in Admit
raj W. g fleet, and that he had frequently urged
upon the Navy Department the propr,ety Of
supplying the deficiency.
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WHITE VIRGIN WAX OF ASTILLEs-A new
French Cosmetic for besutifying, whitening.
ana preserving the Complexion. 1t is the most
chalk, powder, masnesia bismuth. or tale in its
cnlnnos tl"n It being composed entirely of pure
virgin NaN-hence its extraordinary qualities for
prsservins the skin maxim soft, smooth, fair,
ana traiSparent Ii makes the old appear young.
the homely handsome; the hand some NOR beau.
thu aud the most beautiful divine. Price p aud
~ cents. 20
UNITS GIoOMOF ROSES a most perfect color
TOR the checks or lips. does not wash off iniur.
The Ek SIN Price - cents AMI 81. HUNT 5 COT RT
TOILET POW DER for whitening and preserving
me SKIN Price 20 and ~ cents. Manufactured liz
HINT Co. IL S0uti, Eighth street. PhiIai.i-
shia. Non" genuine unless the name Of =. Hunt 4
GO , !. blown on the bottles. For sale at 4
CROYEAtS II Baltimore street. Baltimore
and W IL. ENTWISLE corner Twelfth street and
Pennsylr ave. Washin gton D. G. apI-:iIn
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KNOXVILLE, March oS.-Sixty rebel daserters
came into our lines during the past week,
making q total Of over LEO for the last three
months.
1t is stated that all of Longstreets baggage
has been sent back toward Richmond, and his
whole force is under marching orders
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PRICE OF GOLD.

fBy the Peoples Line1
NEW YORK, April Ito q. m.-9old. 66H; II
M, IS Xassh; p. m. 81 Xas7x; 2p. m. 66as6x
66k. ......
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE iSyASlON or AESTUENE.
The IL ebsl Forces lonceafrAfin.

LOUISVILLE, kT.. March 3n.--An officer di-
rect from Eastern Kentucky reports that large
force OF rebels are concentrating st Ponn ID Gap,
nnder General Buckher. He Gays the rebels
carry five days ratious and forage. and thinks
thai al extensive raid Will DE made In the hears
Of Kentucky.
The rebel forces which evacuated Bulls Gap
several days ago have moved north, either TO
join Longstreet in Virginia or to effect juno
ton with Buckuer at Pound Gap.
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United states 1910 Loan.
JAY COOKE q CO.,
452 Fifteenth Street.
RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR

RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE
NEW NATIONAL LOAN
authorized by act OF March 8. 1874, and known as
TEN.FORTY BONDS,
beiu = redeemable at the pleasure of tao Govern
meht after ten years and payable forty years from
date in coin, bearing ints rest At FIvEPBR CENT
YEAR. payable on bonds no over 500 annually,
and on large bones semi annually IN COIN.
The COUPON BONDS will be issued in SO 500.
$50, and 81 600.
The REGISTERED BON Dis viii be issued in $50.
SEQ. 500. Sl.SCO, IS OOs, and $4,000.
These the only gold earring secu rites of the
Government now precurable at par, and yielding
at preIent value of coin OVER EIGHT PER CENT
PER ANNUM, offer a very desirable investmsnt
for large or small sums.
We Buy and Sell, at market rates.
GOVERNMENT BONDS, OF ALL ISSUES,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
and COIN,
and pay the highest prices for
uARTERMAsrERS CERTIFICATE oHIoKs.
NH 2o-tf JAY COOKE 4 CO.
Z FURNITURE! a
FURNITURE! VA
-zkA- FUREITURE!
:, 36s seventh street.
We have now in store more comnle+e assor+
n hem ~ 1f ~, fHiRNITURE and HOUSEKEEPING
~ itCLLo ynah can be found in the District to
WhiGh we cal the attention of the citizens AMI fhs
pnblie generally. We name in part: '''1 '"'
Manut.and Maho gany Sofas Arm Chairs
Docking Chairs; Side Chairs
walnut nt, and pMshogany Marble.top Dressing and
Walnut Inv and Mahogany Marble top washsrsnds
20 , do. Jenny Lind and other Be,lstaaas
Marble top Oak and Painted Cottage suites
Marble tor Centre. Si,le and Sofa Tables
Honnd end and Cottage Bedsteads
Nardrobes. Washstands. Tables
EAtsnslon Tables Dining Chairs. sideboards. nc.
rea!her pegs. Holsters and Pillows made TO order
Also. Carpets, on Cloths, Mattings, Rugs, 1c.
Also. Cutlery, Plated Spoons, Forks, &c, Ss,,
is requisite about every house ''AT "n'oH
- All purchases Of $50 and upwards discount
BONTZ L GRIFFITH.
NH ei-2w 500 1th ST., between i and str.
NOTIC1.-For sale, 500 ssts Of !. !, end ho-ss
y seccnd hand Am 1e1; Also, 800 socd second
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FROM KNOXVILLE.
r ebel DeserterS Coming into our Lines
Eleven Hundred in Three h1onthS-L0Mg.
streets Forces Under Marching orders
II IL.
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yiI- REGISTERS OFFICE, Marcia a5 1871
I~s Notice is hereby given that the. Licenses is
sued to owners 81 Wagons, Carts and Drals will
Expire on tke FIRST Monday IN April, AID thai said
Licenses must be renewed in compliance with Law
at this office within tei, DAYS after that time
- r. SAA1CEH Il. DOUGLASS,
nih 2j-dtapIu Re- gi,ter
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To BE KErUNEED To THEIR REGIMENTS
Adolphus Norton, James Rnrns. And lanes
MCGEE, OF ssScott's 9OO," who were confined In
the Washington Jail upon the charge of assault
and battery, but who were released by order
of the court, were to-day turned over to Col.
Ingraham to be returned to their regiments.
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N0TIC1..Ror sale, 500 ests Of l, !, end ho-s.
~ seccnd hand HAM 1e1; Also, 500 FOOD second
band - DDLxS and BRtDLIH. ApDy 10 n r
SOA SsoS. 30. 3r3 Pam. srspos. htS * And ssh
s~os%' Wh TN
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~3NATIGNAt. BASE BAIL CLTB.-rhc an.
IL uunl investing ct this els Il tor the election
81 bc"rs. Viii lie heb, al room No 10. ST Charles
ito;a!. ON MONDAY. \ pril /. ut I 'rlnck D. m
~ III 4. Z. FRENCH Pre,t
~ MEDIC AL ASSOCIATION The segni-an-
lL< rltst Meet ing III the Medical Association of
Is D.trict at Columbia will lac held in the Medi-
- college. on J. street, near 18th, on TUESDAY
p A nTIl 9Th ut Z o'rtocf n
spIIt j. W. II. OyBJOY, VI. D.. Sec'y.
n ~ OR SALE-Thc large northwest corner
Is LOT. situated on Mar yls.nd avenue and 4.
siFrCt. within three squares Of Pennsy van a ave
rue, ltisonc Of the best sites in the city for n
t"lgl or large hail. See advertisement. q.
NIB u st
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FROM CAIRO.

CAIKo. Tsrsa 8i.--oept. !. IL. Wiliisras
P;ossst classhs, o. ~ 2;s-iss at Iairo, Was
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PARALYZED-Mr. John q. Davis, who for
three or four terms represented the Terre
Haute district of Indiana in Congress, was
taken with paralysis about q fortnight ago,
and has since been both speeches. and unable
to move limb. Very little hope Of his recov-
erv is entertained.
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Furnished by Lewis johnson i Co., Bank.
ers:
Buying. Selling.
U. S. Coupon Bonds, lssl......112H 1l3K
U. S. 80 Notes. ..1l2x 1l3x
Quartermasters' Checks. ....... 994
New Certificates. .99a99X
American Shyer................l50
Arc erican Gold.
NEW YORK RATEs-sECOND BOARD.
Coapon 6's, 1851, lib ZOOS 113, Certin Gates OF
INDEBTEDNESS, e99H; Gold, 167 X; Quicksilver, g;
Cumberland, sax; n. y. Central, 1917; Erie,
laa; Harlem. l33K; Reading, l57x; Michigan
Southern, 1i7a.
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i. III K II MAJESTY, CHAM PAGN e.
THE ROYAL VINE OF ENGLAND.

"D no az !" ~ OF Y %
limited quantity of this superior Wine has
been secured for the undersigned, and the first
shipment of 500 cases has arrive !, by the steam
ship ympus direct from the cellars OF the well
known house of
Messrs DE yENOGE & CO..
Mt Epernay. France. The present invoie. eil! b.
introduced into this market at the very low price
of 81 f..4
TWENTY DOLLARS PER CASE OF q ARTS
payable in currency which is much below its first
cost. So rms
The superior quality of this Wine is Guaranteed
and it is offered with confidence of its approval by
eonnoisseurs. E
Orders for one or more cases may he adiress1
by letter or other wise, to the undersigned.
WIN HENRY WARD.
Wine AID rruit Desies,
s No. I Broad street. near Wall Ne~ Ya.s-z
sp tsut -
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Washington Money Market-Latest Que.
tations.
Furnished by Lewis johnson i Co., Bank.
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POLICE APPOINTMENTS AND BISNIssALs-
Yesterday, the Board of Police Commissioners
made the following appointments Robert
Padgett, vice Rolte resigned, George W. M Ell.
fresh, vice James Lewis, dismissed. David
NJ. Sylvester, vice Jerome Taylor, dismissed.
Jeremiah Bresnahan, vice Alfred FairaN, dis.
missed. Thomas hardwood, vice J. N. ".
Davis transferred.
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~NOTlCE.- TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
US WiSHiNGT TON

~ . TIE A.PI YERS OF
uS WiSI4ING TON
ASSES s0RS OFFICE,
WASHINGToS, March II, 1861
me Eoard OF Assessors, having comp leted the
notice that they will sit as Board Appeais aud
Tor the purpose OF making any correction frnr,
Monday, the 2Ist day of March. to rueslay tha
18th day of April, inclusive. tstndsys exceptei !
st their room, No 8, basement story yest viu,,
City Hsll, from 8, IN to p. M each DAY s
, By order OF the President: -.
JAMES W SpALDING.
NH l3-tAp@ Secretary Bosrd OF Appeal
n~ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, no
N Receptions, Parties, Weddings, Balls, Sap
pers, Fairs and other entertanments furnished at
Cre.g and water Ices made By steam power. var
tan. delivered to any part Of the city. Chsr,otts
Enass Jellies Pyrsmids and Welding Cakes made
err, 3s5 Sixth st., bet. g aud H. IA u-sn
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APPoINTKD.-Mr. Lucien f. Rolfe, late OF
the Metropolitan Police, has been appoin ted TO
a first.c class clerkship in the Treasury De-
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STEALING GOVERNMENT RATIoNs.-To-day
one of Capt Dolan's detectives arrested Msdi-
son Tyler, colored cook at the wagon camp
on Meridian Hill, for stealing Government ra-
lions and selling them. Tyler was committed
to the Central Guardhouse to undergo an ex-
fore Justice Ferguson.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-29
Enlistments in the Navy.

The Augusta correspondent of the Bangor
Wing learns from Senator Morrill,, who has
been to Washington TO ascertain the status of
Maine in Navy affairs, that all restrictions up
on naval enlistments are to be removed. We
gather from his letter the following particulars
as matters Of public interest:
"a ship Of war is and will be in Portland
haihor with mastering officer on board pre-
pared to receive until the fifth OF next month.
all grades oI men Tor the navy that pass
satisfactory medical and surgical examine
ton.
Minors under 20 years of age and foreign
ers, not being liable to enrolment and draft
will not be credited for naval enlistments as
rotuhteers upon the quoigs OF cities and
towns, but such will be received as substitutes
for enrolled men, and il all the enrolled men
In any locality procure substitutes even from
these classes, the quotas Of their towns will
soon be flied.
No United States government bounty is
paid for naval enlistments, as the prize money
obtained generally far exceeds the most liberal
bounties yet offered. The State bounty Is
sIO0 for one years enlistment, $500 for two
years, $500 for three yeats.
Municipal authorities, or their agents,
should accompany candidates for enlstments
IN the navy, to Portland, and remain with
inen untli they are examined, accepted and
mustered INTO the United States service. and
descriptive lists and receipts given for them
by the commanding officer of the ship, one of
each for the Adjutant General of the State. 10
enable the payment of the State bounty, and
one oi each for the Provost Marshal's records,
TO enable him TO be credited to the proper
quota.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-29

fessor drew the lobster into the boat. The
Instant the ereaturs felt his touch, ii disen-
gagged itself from the line.
The hook Is oil no Use,r remarked the pro-
fessor. Il have caught them this way with
merely piece Of fish tied to the end of a
stflng. All that Is needed is quickness an d
caution The lobster will let you draw him
TO the surface, ii you do IL quietly, so IS not
TO alarm him, but il he is frightened in the
least, he is off like flash. You must grab him
the instant his horns are out of the water.
baited my line with a piece of founder,
and watched for long time in vain But
one lobster showed himself, small one, which
the professor caught | was nearly out OF pa
tience, when he professor, who was watching
his line on the opposite side of the boat. said !:
"Here is the father of the family, probably just
walked up from an alter-diuner nap. He is
under the boat. Look out for him. L shall
leave him for you"
The hard-shel gentleman thus designated
soon appeared on my side of the dory. He
was truly large one, and hidoeus to look at.
For good while he would pay no attention
to my bait, but amused himself with chasing
the cuBners, who sculled out of his way with
an alacrity that indicated no small degree of
terror. At length | contriyed to attract his
notice by dropping my sinker on his head.
He seized the bait promptly, with sort of
clumsy wrath, aud conveyed 1t TO his mouth.
pulled him up gently an inch or two at a
time, till his horns were within my reach.
Grab him.' said the professor, who had
watched the proceedings anxiously.
1t was easier said than done. | put out my
hands to take him by the horns, but with so
much reluctance TO run the risk OF an en-
counter with his formidable claws that, before
had secured him, he let go the line and sank
to the bottom.
Bah exclaimed the professor, "you have
lost him. Was that cowardce, or only clum-
siness ?n
"A little Of both" replied. ''but you must
recollect that am not accustomed 10 handle
Holsters, whereas you have been intimate with
the crab tribe ever sirce you were out Of your
cradle"
tried again, and being less nervous, sue
ceeded in getting the big lobster to the sur
face and lifting him into the boat We caught
three more, and concluded we had enough for
all reasonable wants.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-29
THE DAILY PRESS

Printing Office has one Of Roper Improved Caioric
Engines for motive power. and is furnished with
improved aud costly Presses-Cylindera and Platen-
from the most celebrated makers. We have in con-
slant use one of HOES LARGE CfLINDER
PRESSES capable of throwing of $500 Sheets
an hour; one of Adass's Poscer Presses-the best
book press in the world Adams and Potter's Fast
Machine JOB Presses; Ruggles' superior Card Pres;
Adams and Union large Hand Presses STANDING
Presses, and all the machinery necessary for well
appointed office.
The Daily Press Job Office is believed to be well
furnished any similar establishment in the State
Those sending order from the country may rely on
receiving prompt attention.
We execute all orders in the shortest bic time
and in the ne;ltest and best manner.
We will do all kinds Of printing as well and as
promptly, and AS cheap any other establishment
in the City, County or State.
All orders for job Printing must be directed TO
the Daily Press Jod 06ice No. s2 Exchange street,
Portland. Me.
The JOB Office is under the personal supervision
OF the senior proprietor, who is the CITY PRINT
Err. and is himself an experienced practical WORK.
man, and employs only we-skilIed mechanics in
this department of his work
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-29

UNITED STATES OF AMgRIcA,l
DISTRICT or MAINE ss.
DURSuANT 10 q MoniIion from the Hon Ashur
Il Ware. Judge ofths United States District Court,
within and for the District of Maine. hereby give
public tiec that the following Libel has been iled
In said Court, viz
tibsl against 0sE 1HIRrY-szcoND PART OF
THE sHIP JosEPH CLARK, and her aglpurtendHees,
seized by the Collector OF the District of Bangor
District
~ winch seizure was for a breach of the laws of the
ohiea states as is more particularly set forth in
sau Llheli mat hearing and trial will be had
thoreon AZ bdfh IA said District the First Tues
w q september aef, where any persons interest.
el may appear and show cause, ifany can be shown,
and disposed of according to law
Dated at Portland this twenty-socond day of An.
gust, A. ID. 1854. h A. oUTNBY
L. 5. Deputy Marshal
aug22 d14d Dist OF Main.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-29
MCCARTHY & BERRY,
No. 90 Exchange street.
innaldft
u. y. Marshal,s sale.

UHITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
DuRSUANT 10 Q Yend; Expo: TO mo directed
l. from the Hon. Ashur Ware, Jud ge of the Unit
ed States District Court within and Tor the District
OF Maine, shall expose and Sell at Public Vendue
10 the highest bidder therefor. the following proper
Y and merehand re al the time and place within said
District as follows. Yiz:--
At the CUSTOM HOUSE BUILDING, on Fore street
Ia Portland, on Monday the stu day OF September
neat, az ten O'Clock, 4. NJ.
SIX CAsEs OF BRANDY AND
IEN THOUSAND CIGARS.
THREE bARRkLs MoLAssKs AND
Two THOUSAND CIGARS.
ne same having been decreed forfeit 10 the Unit
ed states IN the District Court for said District and
oraered 70 e sold and the proceeds disposed of ac-
,o Dated st Portland this 18th day of August A. d.
CHARLES CLARK,
U. s. Marshal
Dist. CT Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-29
N Q IT I G r
PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE,
First District, State " Maine.

First District, State " Maine
Portland, August llth 1864
INQUIRIES on all ordinary subjects connected
u with the enrolment, draft, exemptions liability
to draft, credits and accounts OF men fur nshed
should be addressed TO the Provost Marshal of the
Congressional District and in he is not able 10
ans er them be viii ask in formation Of the Provost
MAJ bal General of the State. Answers may be thus
secured more promptly than by addressing the Pro-
yost Marshal General at Washington, where moie
!npot ant business often prevent prompt answers
70 hulitnde OF inquiries now addressec TO the Bu-
qucnce.
by order of Major j. W. T. GARDINER
CHARLES Ii. DOUGHTY,
Capt. and Provost Marshal Ist D,strict Msi,e.
Aug. l3-d3m
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-29
$500 Per Annum,

From which 1S 1-2 per cent. Is discounted for
ADVANCE PAYMENTS. semi-ahnual and quarterly
subscriptions pro reta. Less than three months,
sixty cents per month, or Is cent? a week. SINGLE
CoPIEs GENTS
ES- Newsdeaiers supplied at the rate of two and
one-third dollars per hundred.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-29

Esss, On and after June l3ththe stea mer
kSIiF<SSsAzN CASC0 will until further notice
%sssc-.s~ leave Burnham's Wharf, for Peaks
and Cushngs Islands at and 030 A. NJ, and 2
and Is 80 II. NJ. Returning will leave Cushing's Island
at .. 40 and II. 10 A. NJ, and 50 aud 5.l5 T.. NJ.
June 9-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-29
The Portland Daily Press,

Thelargest daily paper east of Boston, and having
larger circulation than all the other daies in the
city combined. is published at the Office in Fox
Block, Sc L.: Exchange Street, every morning
Sunday excepted at