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The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24
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Portland Daily Press.
XXXVIII CONGREsS---First Session.
WASHINGTON, June 90.

! hASHlNGION, June 20.
| SENATE.
The Senate eoncurred in the House amend
inent to the bill for the examination of certain
! officers OF the army.
| The bill to amend the act to provide for the
/ payment OF horses and other property de-
stroyed in the military service of the United
| States was passed
| Mr.. Sherman reported the House bill to
amend the act providing for the deficiency of
! pay OF officers and men in the department of
Missouri.
The House bill to repeal the fugitive slave
law was discussed at length.
The bill repeating the fugitive slave law
passed-27 against Il.
Mr.. Howard called up his motion to recon-
sider the vote upon the military interference
blll passed yesterday, was was debated until
the recess, at AGO.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill Incorporating the Young Mems
Christian Association OF Washington was
passed.
The bill Incorporating the Colored Catholic
Mail Benevolent Society of Washington was
passed.
The bill repeating the $500 Communication
clause was taken up.
MIR. Wilson moved an amendment, that the
draft be for one year. Rejected-12 to 10.
Mr.. Chandler moved an amendment, that it
be for not less than one nor more than three
years. Rejected-16 to %.
Mr.. Morgan offered an amendment nearly
like that Of MFR. Wilson's, which was adopted
-25 to IA.
Mr.. Collamer offered an amendment. In eff
feet, raising the communication to S50O-Ad-
journed.
HOUSE.
The House passed the Senate bill extend
Ing the time within which patentees, who
have neglected 1t, may pay the final balance
fees, TO six months from the passage of this
act to secure their patents.
resolution was passed, instructing the
Military Committee to inquire into the expe-
dieney Of bill paying full bounties to sol
diers who volunteered for less than three years
and not less han nine months, &c This re-
ters to those who have died or may died in the
line of duty.
The House, in committee, resumed the con-
sid Grafton al the loan bill.
Mr.. Pomeroy, of n. Y, offered a substitute
tor the second section, and spoke in fawor of
il.
Mfr. Hooper, of Mass, opposed the amend
ment.
After a lengthy debate, Mr.. Pomeroys sub
stitute was adopted--65 to ~.
The bill was debated at great length. and
the committee of the whole agreed to Mr.
Stevens substitute for the first section-72 to
81.
The House, however, refused to concur in
Mr.. Pomeroy's substitute for the second sec
tion-44 to 81.
The bill then passed.-Adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24


Will you kindly permit "The Little Acorns''
through the medium of your columns, to re-
mind the public, who have already been SO
liberal, that the 10th and 30th of June are
now near at hand, these two days being those
NOW fixed upon for the Fair.
"The Little Acorns" respectfully request
those individuals who have kindly promised
their aid, to send in their articles TO Mrs. Hos
ca Robinson, Mrs. Leonard Shepiey or TO
Mrs. John Neal. as largely as possible. Con-
tributions for the Refreshment table, and also
flowers are respectfully and earnestly solici-
ted, to be sent to the Hall on Wednesday and
Thursday, the 10th and Both.
Per Order.
SARAH c. SHEpLEY,
Secretary
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From the Army of the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAc

June 22-5 A. NJ.
There was artillery firing on the right and
picket skirmishing at various points along the
line all day yesterday, resulting in the wound
ing of few men, but no change in our posi-
tions.
A tattery stationed on an elevated piece OF
ground in front OF Petersburg kept annoying
one of our batteries on the left for some time,
when the latter opened in return. One of the
shells exploded among the men at the rebel
guns, causing cessation of firing on their
part.
Gen. Hancock Is recovering from his indis-
position, and expects TO resume the command
of his corps in a few days.
President Lincoln paid visit TO Gen. Grant
yesterday.
Col. Baker, of the Sd n. c. regiment, and
dozen men were captured and brought In last
evening by the I'd corps pickets.
All the prisoners collected since the army
arrived In this neighborhood have been sent
to City Point for transfer eastward.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24

RECEPTION OF THE 5TH MAINE.-An order
passed the Board. of Common Council last
evening, for the appointment of Joint Spec
ial Committee, to make arrangements for the
reception of the 5,h Maine Regiment, whose
term of enlistment for three years is about to
expire. The Board of Mayor and Alderman
had adjourned when the order was sent up
1t will be acted on by the other body Monday
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24

AccIDEST.-Yesterday morning little
daughter Of Mr.. George S. Fone was knock
ell down by the sudden turn OF carriage
from Lime to Middle street. being struck by
the hub Of the wheel. She was taken into
the store of Messrs Gardiner & Brown, and
attended 10 by DIR. Burr. Although severely
bruised she was no. dangerously injured, no
bones being broken.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24
FuFio1s Items,

NEW YORK, June %.
A terrible light occurred last night among
some negroes holding picnic near Hunters
Point. The police at length made charge
and dispersed them. Knives, pistols, &C.,
were freely used Twenty negroes were more
or less injured, and it is reported that two OF
them have since died.
Gold closed to-day at 2i2a 215.
A dispatch to the Commercial, from Wash
ington, says Gen. Casey was married to Miss
Gardner to day.
The steamer Hansa, from Liverpool 9Th
inst has arrived. News anticipated.
A boat named the "Vision," only sixteen
feet long, sailed to day for Europe.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24

THEATRE.-The drama Of Uncle Toms
Cabin, with powerful east, will be performed
this evening, with the farce "out on Spree"
We are assured that the drama will be played
before the Portland public In a better manner
than they have before seen 1t.
There will be a marinee at IL o'clock
Saturday afternoon, OF which Uncle Tom will
be performai. This will afford an excellent
opportunity Tor families aud children tosee 1t
and witness something Of the working Of
slavery at the South.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24

HISTORICAL BALE OF CoTroN.-The Prov
idence Journal says, when the steamer Lex
ington was burnt in Long Island Sound, Jan.
Ii, 1910, David Crowley, of that city, second
mate was saved on bale of cotton, upon which
he drifted two days and nights, and finally
went ashore at Riverhead, L. /. This bale of
cotton Mr.. Crowley has preserved with felg-
ious care until the present time, but the price
OF the staple today has brought out the sacred
relic, aud it is placed in the hands Of Mr.. S. r.
Simmons, on South Water street for sale. 1t
is OF remarkable quality, and the three hundred
pound bale is worth from four to five hundred
dollars.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24
From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, June p.
The supervisor of this city has concluded
to pay the Central and Pacific companies
SG5o.000 in bonds in lieu of subscribing ST.
100000.
The steamer Constitution, which sailed for
Panama yesterday, took out s25, 900 for the
Sanitary Commission.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24

GEN. CoNYoR.-The report Of this gallant
hero's death, published in the Maine Farmer,
is, we are glad to say, not true. On the con-
trary dispatch from Gen. C. to a friend in
this city, dated the goth, states that he is re-
covering from the effects of his wounds.
The father Of Gen. Conner passed through
this city Wednesday, on his way home from
Washington. lie left his son on Monday, and
states that he was improving rapidly.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24
EDwARD ". l.Ar Ten
FOR SALE & TO LET.
Valuable Real Estate, hart, Flats. DC.
For Sale.

Valuable Real Estate, Wharf, Flats, &c.,
For Sale.
ITO close the estate OF the ait CHARLES Jordan NE
oR-r Tor sale the following deer. b property -
Whsrf and lats, comp ising oa linety thousand
ieet OF flats, with frontage OF o. hLndred twenty
six feet on Copme. eial street with the hu ldfu
the con; f0nr lots on the westerI, side OF CommeT-
eal street y BY 100 each; lot adjoining on Park
81 BY 81; Store corner ofPark ami York street
lot % BY So; new tsge house ~ orb street lot
81 By 80; lot Of land State eci SC feet front
containing about ten thozsaed feet with a cotfsre
house in the rear; two and ali DRY modern
built house e5 10, srt et coutsf ~ rooms gas
SO large lot; cottage touze No 8 fyhg street. lot
lot: the above property viii be sold easy terms
and VI not previously 6isprstd o., will be soia *
Auction on tuesday, July I2h 81 n o'eloek n The
forenoon on the premises Tor a.iieulsrs apply to
the subscris ers. CHARl II JORDAN
june23dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24

GIRL MIssING.-A girl about thirteen
years Of age left her residence, l05 Congress
St., on Wednesday last, and has not been
heard from since. She is light complexion
with red hair and rather small of her age
Whoever will give any Information in rela-
ton to the girl will relieve an afflicted mother
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24

NEW YORK. June %.
The cricket match between the Philadelphia
and New York clubs terminated to-day In
favor OF the Philadelphians, whose total score
was III and 81. New York scored 127 and
81. The Philadephians were ten American
gentleman and one English professional. The
New Workers were all English, except one
three Of them professionals.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24
Valuable Real Estate al Auctten,
In Cape Elizabeth. near the Ferry.

nN Tuesday, June 2stb. ST 3'eioek p. NJ. on the
~ premises, shall sell q Ia re and yaluabls
Lot of Land in Cape Elizabeth direct line shout
half mile from tie city snd the Ferry bourd-
ed ON the south BY to load leetips ~ Fort Rrebie
w ftls line from this road Dg al, ut six hun.
sd and HfIy foet tOthe Ia n T. nd uar
Dor, snd fronting en- the hartor bon twe hEnsred
twenty five ieet cove & about a or $50
900 sqnsfe fset, aud preacnthg siienoi ID lot FOE
Whatye for a ship lard. fIr manufacturing pur-
poses req airIl Ter connections, for House Lsls,
and latBy other purposes II 30 embraces abcnt
eigh acres of Flas bounded on the y. by about
Go tect 81 the 2bOve described ne; on the seuth
aud east by this sVzd to Fol PTchle aud brook; And
fhg north 81 the water lie ~ the ha Dor includ-
fnss0me's0 fett Ga toysrnnaeEE Break xafe and
Is well e4icuIs:ed for Dry Dock . Wet Lock or
u Marine ttai.way. We shail sell the entire oper-
~ In one lot. Any practical mind can easily Ter
eeiye the many purposes n va liable progeny can
DO converted into ~ small outs fl morey and
enterprise. SO near the city aud con- ecfed by Z
steam ferry every ar hour ara coed snbtaniisI
bri1ee; with large WAFER front d hzs Dor and
smnanding as fine water 81 can be fornd In the
sesrcity OF whaif-roam beginning even now 10 Be
serssasly felt; To- ated opposite the city In
gooAs honest aud patriotic towr. where the taxes
.selover thaa any town ia the county to
50 many money ma<irg purposes we feel cobneenf
In asserting there Is not 20 ynlu be property Er
Improvement or in yestmett In tins msrkef. We
particularly invite capitalist 70 tits sale. vii<h viIl
be pcsstlve-w.th clear iii and te liberal For
plan OF the property and any particulars cesrsd
please call on
june2ldid HENRY BAILEY CO.. Aucers
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Tinman and Machinists,

EOk sALE-0ne set Of nnnan's Tools and Ma
4 chimes In good order, at price mn,h below the
terms. -
Cue Engine Lathe, Ave feet long all iron except
the side rails at the bottom in good order with Ton
pulley. Price 5000. Adore 8
BENJAMIN FURBISH
June ls-d&wlw Brunswick, Maine.
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For the Islands

f2as On and after June Is: h the steamer
kIsSsyssSxSagssae> CASCO will uatil further notice
leave Burnham's wharf for Peak 8
and Cushing's Islands at 8 and 80 A. NJ, aud 2
ana ~ + NJ Peturning will leave Cushing : Islam d
al AZ abe Ills A. NJ. and 2 s5 aud |. is Y. NJ.
June 9-df
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En-. PATTEN, AUCTIoNLER. u exchange 81,
lSouse and Lana cor. Atlantic ana
Fore = reefs

nN Tu ,sday. June 2sih At past O'Clock, on the
" premls IS. will be sold tie very desirable brick
House iogetL sr with the land situated a. above
House TWO 40, with basement. tholougbiy built
has every convent rooms good siz trough
out hard ard soft vatsr and Is enc the test St
nations IN that he'll @efLo0a. ~ aDcrt y ~ g.
city. Terms to fut purchaser Bur rartisu ara call
en- the Aueiioneer Junezl
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24

sE- A meeting will be held at High street
yestry this Fryday evening at 8 o'clock. to be
addressed by ministers returning from the
State Conference at Searsport.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24
AUCTION SALES.


ON Saturday, June 25th at II o'e ock A on
" Lime street. Foer Horses md variety Of Cav
riales -oBe Jenny LyId a r eneid carriage In all
its properties and ni-h-one Jenny ly nd In God
der. one Rockaway, Two tanya'ls, tao open Buggy
Wagons. one Concord Wagon. enc Express wagon,
one two-wheel Chaise, three seeOt q hand HarEess-
es in eapilal order, one Moving BacLiDe, &c.
BENRY BAILEY co, Anctioneers
june2l-dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24

10 The Atlantic Mon thly for July has
been received at the book store of Hall l.
Davis No. SO Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24

America Hose Company No. L., in uniform,
will visit the Opera House this evening.
There viii be some rich performances by the
trOunp.
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Auction sale of PeHmsss to eus
Timber in Canada---R. al Estate IN


NsfHllW r tsfIt- Ns ~ NJ
III ERE will be seld ut public auction at the cfEos
IL Of denry HALEY Co, b change street Port
land. Maine, on thursday, june aLih. ls64 a 10
o'clock A. n. TO ciose q cOneern-
Licenses Nos. aud to elt timber Ac.. In Cana
da. on the northwest bra eh OF the ri. er ST. ohn
where IL is interested by the boundary line between
Canada and the stats OF Mzi1e-and exfenains m
SAID river 70 he source not to exceed. however ten
miles b. ~ miles each side, or 81 euars miles.
Also, aeertain parcel OF Resi ketAfe situated N
Grand Fails. IN the Comfy Of Victoria. and Il tfs
present time occupied and imrfoyed by VIM 81
Kest Esq, AID formerly own. d Nv t.sofre Youn~
containing three 3l acres or with tuildng a e.
Tor further particulars inquire OF the sucfious<r
or HERsEf. FLEIt HER 4 CO..
Portland, kalne.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24
To the Editor Of he Press i;

Your Police Reports infora us, that per-
son was dned for keeping shop open on the
Lords day." served him right no doubt; Tut
Is il lawful for Soda and Cigar shops to do
business on the Sabbath. EQuITy.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24
EN-. PArTEN. AUcrIoNEER, II EXCHANGE ..
Real Esfnie ON Plum Afreei.

nN Tuesday, 2Sth June, hall past twelve on
" the premises, without reserve vne-half OF the
houEe the souih-westerly ii Of said street. mum
Der ten. together with the lard lelor ing 10 said
e ard Extending hack nlcut hffy feet also ere
halt in comm on and undivided garctn lot sbont 30
by 90 ieet beinzthe souheosterly half of The above
as.er bed premises. This house contains njne I'm
ishsd rooms with COED cistern In cellar, well of
pure water, with free police tie building al he
best office ia the world, the F0rtfaad Mtf
For particulars call the Auc iOI etr. House can
lie examined from to O'Clock an, day precious to
sale.
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sale.

NEAR Turner'S sM, Yard, Cape Elizabeth, q
ASbrge tWo story dwti,irE house tsriy new eli
arrangd aud convent Mt for two fnmi;ies-fnhhed
IN cd st5 lie, with arg9 let cflasd and vi wa
grea; boIgsir BY spJlyiI to
fEaLEY Z RUSSELL,
Jare 60. 1874 DIV.
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Portland Company
Stockholders Meefiuy

The adjourned meeting the stocF nbidsrs OF the
Portland Company will be held at the Roons of the
Board OF Trade on Exchange street. on Saturday,
June 25th at O'Clock T NJ
june22d3t JOSEPH C. MOVES CIa,l
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24

So1opoNr,-lhis preparation for cleansing. beau
uylns ara presersil e tee h. Is not arr ant to
it does accomplish all that il promises -Zion's
Herald and Resfesaa Josunal, Boston. mchl5 lin
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24

CRY OF PORTLAND. June 2Sd, 1864.
SEALED Proposals will be received bv the Com.
- mittee on New Streets &C, at the Office of the
tity Civil Engineer for grading that porti of high
street between Deering and Cumberlsnd Street :
ANY require, information NAV be obtaine d at the
Engineers Office. PROPOSALS will DO received until
Sa nr lay. July %, at O'Clock, T. NJ
Per Order COMMITTEE.
June 23-dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24

A NUMBER Of Houses and lot, In IA ,ou,h
n Part ottte city. Terms liberal fnquire a u
jane22eod2~e
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24
TO THE AFFLICTEDI
DE-. WIN. DEMING,
Medical Electrician.
No. m CIapp's Block,

CORNER oFcONGRKSS AND ELM srRxETs
MOULD respectfully announce 10 the citlxens Of
w Portland and ticin1iy, that ha has perm anenf
~ located ia this city. During the eleven months
that We have been in TOW we h,ve cured some Of
the worst forms Of aise&se in pesons sh0 have tried
other forms OF treatment In vain. and curing pa
tents IN short time that the question IL often
asked, do they stay euredg 10 answer ths question
We wl say that al that do not tay Gu ed Ne viii
doctor the second time for neshisg.
Dr. ID. has been prsetieal Electrician fer twenty.
one years and Is also regular graduated ysicLn
Elect city pcrsctly adapted 10 chronic dseasss
In the form OF nervous CT siek headache; neuralgia
In the head, neekor extremities consumption. " hen
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofula HID
diseases. white 81 es, spinal Diseases cury atrra
OF tho spine. contracted muscles, distorted limhs
palsy or paralysis, St. Nitks nanoe doafness is
Insring or hesitanoy Ct speech dyspepsia indizes-
tsn constipation and liver eomplanl piies-we care
tie s,lsl.res Of the chest, and all forms Of fenss
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By nleotr1oitx

ny H1oCtr1C1ty
The Rheumatic TIE gouty, the lame and thu Law
leap With ioy, and move with the agility ard eastc
ty OF youth; the heated brain ID cooled; the fross
5ittsa limbs restored. the uucouth deformitiss ~
moved: fzintpess converted TO vi9or, weakness 10
strength the blind made 70 see the deaf TO hear ana
the laisied form to move upright; the blemishes M
youth ara 5eterated; the accidents Of mature Ma
prevented: thc cslarities of old age ebyisted sns
an active circclstion maintained. -
ADHEs
Wac have cold hands and fsot; weak stomsshst
lame and vcak backs; nervoes and sick hesdachs,
dizziness and swimming IN tia head with iudlges.
tion ami constipation OF the bowels; pain in the sids
and osek: leRcorrh@a, Tor whitasl; falling of tina
womo wisn internal cancers JUNIORS. polypus, and
All tnat long train os diseases vii find In Electric.
ny SIRE means Of cure. koF painful msnstruator.
too protase fnenstrzetion and AL Of those long line
or troubles With young adies Electricity IL certain
specinc and Will IN short time restore the su 1erer
to the yigor ofbealth.
- ne aare an Electro 6hensscal apparatus fer
extracting Mineral Poison u The system, such %
Mercury Anthony, Arseaio. &c. Hundreds who
are troubled With sta ionts weak backs, and vsri.
ors other diiGegites, the direct Of which, In
nine out OF ten Is the eect Of poso drugs
be tofSd 70 1atrral strength and vigor by the
use Of from I've 20 eight Baths.
Once hours from o'clock A. u. to ly.u.,A
s; andT to 8 Pm.
Coreritsticp Free iyl4 ised
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL COMPANY.
STOCK INSCRIPTION

DERS0NS DESTROYS of aiding in the construetiou
l. ola frstclsss Hotel for Portland, are reouesfed
to call on Mr.. NJ. N. Rich, Merchants Exchange. on
and after the 2oth inst, when book v III be opened
for subscriptions to Stock of the above ana
VIII remain open until July 2otb. 1854.
June l5.-dlm
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GenieeI Residence ior sale.

1 FINE two story House. containing eleven
N rooms and abundance OF closets, centrally To-
cued, Ia an excellent neiRhbo.hc about three
n,in.teS walk from tte fosl Otee The house l. en-
tssed in good style. Il stuudsstIy supplied with
hara ana soit water. Is heated by furnace and gns
V carried TO every room small neat sfah5e ss.sss
ON the lot. his property l. IN go, condition and
very desirpb's. and eaDre ir 10 eet the vie va Of
sny person desiring eomfoitabi and genfeti resi-
deree. FERNS Of sale easy Appy q
fkkNIlSS L0RTNG.
Portland, June Is. 1sel.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-24

ID An exchange says, the mode OF con-
Quoting elections among the Passamaquoddy
Indians is somewhat peculiar. The voters in
the tribe on election day assemble outside of
the hall in which are the candidates, each
standing in corner of the room, and never
more than four candidates are allowed, because
there are four corners to the room. guard
is placed at the door, and voters are admitted
only one at time. He enters the hall, goes
up to the candidate OF his choice and says,
=" vote for. Sockaexis," or whatever the
name may be, and then takes of his cap and
drops 1t at the candidates feet, shakes hands
with the candidate, and then retires. After
all have been admitted, the caps are counted,
and the candinate that has the greatest num-
Der of caps is declared elected
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DIR. s. CLESSON PRATT.
HYDROKONIA

Comprises combination of specific remedies adapt
ed 10 the local coRSf H,i0iaf ut of
Caiarrb din ring both use and effect from all other
modes and praciic for this alarmingIy prevalent
ancdangerous disease 1t has been hly tested
IN more than three thousand cases in Boston. and
when persistently used the result always libby
the same VITO heal the local disease while It
CHANGES the diahesis or constitutional tendency up
on which the catarrhal secretion depends for let ii
be Remembered that Nasal catarrh is as really a
consumption of the blood fluids of tie body ION
y In less degree as when elected il has reach.
ed the lungs.
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Fifty cents worth of Matrimony.

young farmer, not over well-stocked with
brains, nor over-rch in this worlds goods,
had come to that crisis in life when he was
sure he must commence a double barieled'
existence, Oh" Spite" Having made the neces-
sary preliminary arrangements, n the shape
of arough board cabin and "Darkis who was
willin," he borrowed horse and wagon, and
TOOK bag OF corn and the expectant bride to
the mill and the minister's. The corn being
left to be ground, the twain who wished to be
made one flesh waited upon the minister, and
the swain, explaining the necessities of the
case, demanded to know "How nnch the swim
die would be?" The minister replied that
the fee was usually measured by the generosi-
ty of the gentleman, but one dollar was the
smallest sun considered orthodox. This was
beyond "the pile" of the farmer, but, nothing
discouraged, he said =" Now see here, old fell
low! havn't got but fifty cents, and you must
marry us as much as that will come to, and
we'll come again for the balance" The min
lister could not resist the entreaty, and married
the parties so ehectually that they never re-
turned for the other fifty cents worth.
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C0partnership.

fINHE undersigned have formed copartper.hip
u under the name OF FREENAN BRorHRRe AMI
nave leased the store formerly occupied by Twitche
Cha~plin No. IS Commercial street, where they
propose to carry on the Flour. Tea and Tobacco
business. JAMES FREEMAN,
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Portland. June 9-d6w
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INTERNATIONAL BANK
Maine Central Railroad Company.
Annual Meeting ON Wednesday, June 20,
1864, at Waterviiie.

ftNHE Stockholders are hereby notified that the
Il Annual Meeting of the stockholdrrs ar The
blaine Central Railroad Company will be held Al
Town ball in waterville. on Wednesday, June %
lowing articles viz:
lst-fo hear the Reports OF the Directors and
Treasurer Of aid Company, and act thereon.
zd-To make choice OF Board OF Directors for
the ensuing year.
s. T. BENSON, Clerk.
watervilie. May 81, 1864. junesdtd