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The Portland daily press., 1864-08-26
U. s, Commissioners ooprt

WM. II. CLIFFORD, ESQ, COMMISSIONER.
Yesterday Richard Pomroy, mate Of brig
Thomas Conner, was brought before the Com
missioner on charge of smuggling molasses
into this port. He was ordered to furnish
sureties in the sum OF $500 for his appearance
at the U. S. District Court, to be held at Bath
on the first Tuesday in September. Subse.
quently the respondent settled the case with
the Collector and District Attorney.
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L. U Nh II Il *.

Carolina Lumber COMPANY.
HUE undersigned has been appointed nv tho above
Compan. 5 le Agent for tie ssle n inmher a.
ne state Of New York and all ors and Places north
on rev YORK, and is prepared 10 farni.h hard nine
9esired mems, MS at the shortest notice also Blaek
Walnut. haywood, sc. "'so i'iAeA
J0R A. TURNER
Aug. 10, 1864. 80 A'', .. "a. lass
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FORTRESS MONROE, Aug "a.
A telegraph cable Of English manufacture,
which arrived to-day, is to be laid across
Chesapeake Bay from Fortress Monroe to
Cherrys'one. Tue old cable hrs been useless
Tor several weeks.
The mail steamer John Brooks, from City
Point, arrived this evening. All is quiet there,
even the usual firing by sharpshooters being
suspended,
The enemy have evidently given up all ef-
forts to retake the position so strongly held
By our left wing, which is represented to be
perfectly secure and easily held by our pres
ent force
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ftNdE undersigned, having been appointed Com
missioners to receive aud examine ella ms against
me estate OF Joshua Waite late of FreeDoit. in the
Nouh,f OF Cumberland aud state of Naive, epre-
seh IN olNent, hereby give notice thPt they will
hol meetings for that prfpose az house
o. haries faine. in Free Maine, on the last
frlIsy OF september, October November and De-
cemorr 1854, al o clock p NJ
their claims.
CHARLES PAINE, commissioners.
Freeport, July 18th, 1854. sarsws
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PAR MOBILE FRATRUM-The National
Democratic Committee have suggested that
Gov. Seymour Of n. Y, preside over the Chi
cago Convention, and Bishop Hopkins of Yer
mont pray for il. capital idea Seymour
has '.iriends' in New York city, and the Bish-
approves from Holy Writ that human bond
age Is Of divine appointment. A pair of no
bic brothers indeed.
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Rouse Wanted.

- wanted BY the advertiser, a convenient
la, cehtsaliy located, aud pleasant house for q
----i- small family, without cnildren-Iossessiont to
be q as early as the middle Of October. If
posi- lie. II must have good water conven.tncss
and be well flushed.
The advertiser would lease such house Tor a to m
of years or Purchase ii terms suised. a two-story
Gotta, e, small lot. preferred.
Address - l.. @, At the Press iice, stating loca-
ton. gene al terms. sc c3aadeafiaifg.
Portland Aug l, 1854 --dtf
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New YORK. Aug. %.
The steamer Liberty, from Havana has ar
rived.
The importation of Cochin Chin,s, into
Cuba has been permitted
A meeting has been held in Havana TO peti
ton the Grown for a representation in the
Courts.
The blockade runners Denbgh and Sus;
ma were a Havana. Business was duh.
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u. .. Marshal,s sale.

UNITED STATES or AMsRIcA,l
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS 7
DuRSUANr to q vend; Expo: 70 me sirs-,..,
L from the Hon Ashur Ware, Jur re OF the Z n,s
ed States District Court. within Tor he Dstrsct
of Maine shall expose and Sell at Public vepdus
TO the hignest bdder TIER Tor ~ following roper
" aud merchand at the time and place hin IA
District olows W.
At the CUSTOM Housx Bun DINO, on Fore ssr,,s
in Portland, IN Monday the 5fA dag II Septsp.6sr
aerf. a. Ten o'clock, H. NJ.
SIX CAs1s OF BRANDY AND
Ten THOUSAND CiGARs.
TsRkK bARElLs MoLAssKs AND
Two HoUsAND CIGARS.
TIE same having been decreed forfeit "a ths TYni.
ed States In the Dis riot Court tor said ptrct Al
ordered to BE sold and the proceeds dsp sed Of se-
Dated ., Portland this 18th day Of August A. d.
CHARLES CLARK,
Y. .. Marshal
Dist. II Maine.
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S2L Reward !!

GroLEE from the subscriber on Tuesday Even.
- ing, while in fierce's auction room. Calf Skin
fcck, Book coHtaing St4 in money, a note against
Charles Hoo gdon, Gorham. Tor so and against
charles hooper for Sl2. The shove reward will b.
paid Tor the recovery Of the property and the detec
tien OF the thief.
Tune Str GEORGE BECK.
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duties, would cost s2so,O00 OF course no
such sums are provided by the members OF
the order in this State, but there have been
some Peace Commissioners prowling along
me canada border for several weeks. John
Y. Walker, and other peace men of Indiana,
have been visiting them"
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ar,e.t ID l.e Enalish Rail,rsu !Muracrer

NEW YORK, Aug. -.
Muller, the English Railway murderer. who
was arrested on board the ship Victoria last
night, was this morning brought to the police
heslquarters. In his trunk the watch and hat
OF lhe murdered man were found. He stoutly
protested his innocence.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
seyen-Thirty Notes fol Sale.

Interest semi-annually. payable in paper ct the
rate OF sesea and three ten hs per cent per aunum
Bones convertible in three years into six per cent
hFe-t"eniy bonds. upon whi;h the interest is paya.
Bile In coin.
Ihe notes VIII be delivered here free of expense.
The purchaser will receive the interest to August Is
II subscriptions are made before that time
oae-t,9hth per cent eomu,issi,n ,rH be aYo,red
sabseT. bers at fhis BaHt upon al amounts of 81 oo
and Deer.
W. L. GOULD. Cashier.
Portland, July 3oth, se4-d&wtf
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praXision slore lor Sale.

rJVHE stock and fixtures Of frov,s,on store,
80 an ,bs Iipe of x. K. few miles nom Port
land. This /, good chance for aparty with small
capital. Expenses small; rent only five dollars .
ntpn,h W,il be sold low for cash-chsnge OF busi.
nss cause Of sale Present quota of the town to BE-
slied Nv enlistmeuts. Call on or address iIzmedi
attly W. Do n ia
Aug %. ls64.-dtf
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AUCTION SALES.


BohenssaW Goods at Auction.
~ Esd y. Au,. 2eth, a. 10 o'cl ack A. n. At No
- - "aits Book, for account OF whom IL NAV con.
~ y, We snali sell small nvoic Of goods brought
~ ION .he wrecked steamer, oond ling Broad
yssslneres. r~eeos. beachtd ana b. q be-
r rs1se Linen. Cotton Cloth LiAen Tnread Hoserv
Aug. 2J.-dtd W. A@ostonoeb-
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Administrators Anle-

NoIit L is hereby given. that b. virtue Of Il.
~ cense from the Judge of frobste for the County
Of Cumberland shall sell. By pubic auction. a. the
dwelling house on the premises. The Cite enih day
september A. j 1864, at o'clock in the al ernoon
the b. NEST. nd farm of the late AND, Brewer
Jr late of Freeprr Ia said County, 81 uated in aid
freeport aud sniaining twenty-five acres, more or
less, subject TO the mortgages thereon.
fo7 particulars as TO will. &c, aIply to the sub
scriber.
CHAs BLISS.
Da'ed this 9th day of August. A. b. 1861
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nems l..om Riel.mona Papers.

bALTIMUhE, mug "A.
The Richmond papers deplore the loss OF
the Weldon Railroad.
A Mobile dispatch of the 18th says a Yam
kee force OF about . coo crossed Perdito River
on the 18th, towards Mobile BAY. A heavs
Yankee force IS in North Mississippi, whose
destination is supposed 10 be Mobile.
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p. $500. u.

FSSHE undersigned being licensed by the United
n state, are prepared 10 procure Pensions,
Bouniles, Arrears OF tay and Prize Money tor Sol
diers, seamen or their heirs. Bills for Board and
transportation OF Recruits Drn I'd Men collected.
All demsnds against The state ~ United States at
tended TO. Having an sEent both at Was sington
and Augusta, and having had LARGE experience, we
fee safe IN asserting that any business entrusted 10
oar care viii be faithfully end promptly executed.
We have also an agent in New York 10 attend to the
pawn Mt OF Prize MONEY. Advice free. Approved
Claims eashed MANIEY & SAWYER
Office s2t TX hange, ST., Fox Block Portland Ne.
j, Il. NASLNf. ". s. sAwYER.
Hon. saml Cony Governor OF Maine.
Hon. l.. liodsdon. Adjutant Cen of Maine
Hop. VIM Pin Fessenden, U. 5. Senator.
Ron. Lot NJ. Morrill,, u S. Senator
iuna IRwff
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Gorham Seminary.
Young Ladies' Seminary,

rJ'HE Fall Session fths school opens THURSDAY
4 sept. z, in Morton Block, Congress st.
In addition TO the-day tchooi when has received so
large share fthe best patronage of ihe city, ar
raogemehts hsve now been made 10 a1mit q few
Boa ding Schosrs.
For Circulars containing Terms, Sc address
MISSES sYAoNDS, PIiaeip Is.
IS brown st.
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A LATE arrival brings intelligence that Par
lament has, after three years hesitation, legal
lied the Birkenhead street railway. This was
the first horse railway built by Mr.. Train in
England, and this action of the Government
naturally revokes the decision of the Queens
Bench filming Mr. Train $500 for Committing
a nuisance
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Wanted 10 Rent

nNEsSitting room and two good sired Bedrooms
~ from the middle of tho month of Ct ,ber next
Apply Personally 81 tie British Consulsts No 10
Exchange ST.. il by letter 10 II. NJ, Box a
fost Once augzzoodlws
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE. Aug. "A.
-Four hundred and fourteen of the 9th corps.
wounded. left here for Philadelphia tonight.
The rebels are apparently reiinouishlng the
expectations of dislodging us IRON the Wei
don Railroad. Our position is impregnable,
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Financial.

WAsHINGToN, Aug %
The subscriptions TO the $50 loan to-day.
as reported at the Treasury Department,
amounted TO S953,000.
The subscriptions 10 the 1910 loan to-day
amounted TO S4SSOO0.
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Horses, Carriages, a. Harnesses,
M Amctt0m

IL saturday, August 27th. at IL O'Clock A. N, on
-. Line etIeet, Horses, Carriages and II rnessss,
I Ja,n - rGasrys,s Top Busgs. Concord Wagons,
os 80 LInos, Express Wa gon and Harnsssssj sons
oi ehcn new and second hand
.ns a. HENRY BAILEY CO., Aust'rs.
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North Yarmouth Academy

AT YARMOUTH MAINE
rNHE Fall Term Will commence AUGUST 3Oth The
IL CLASHES, Modern Languages. Music Drawing
Painting. ienmans hip, nd The New Gymnastics
are taught by permanent PoIrd ofTeachers
A TEACHERS CLASS is formed in the spring and
fall OF the Sciences special tsntion win te Civ.
en- b CHEMISTRY durilg the 'fli.
Board may be had with the Teachers at Russell
Hall, By making early applica ion
Address the Principal, + S. HOYr, A. NJ. or
JAMES BATES, Secretary.
Yarmouth, August Sd, 1864.
aue1Sid&w2y
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Fry.burg Academy.

ft'HE bal Term OF this Institution will commence
Il WEDNESDAY,, September I, 1854 aud viii
continue eleven weeks. Mr. Edwin f. p mbrose
Principal. Mr.. Ambrose is a recent graduate OF
Dartmouth oiege. and rs highly recon ne uded AZ q
scholar, teacher and gentlemFn Il.
u. Il. SEWALL, Secretary
Fryeburg. July 26. 1854 iva dIw& or
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE l. hereby given. n pur suant 10 license
~ from the Judge Of Probate for Cumberland
County, shall sell a public auction, nt my dwell
ing house IN Kay mond. in said Comfy, he 10Th
noon the flowing real estate. belonging 10 the Es
tate of James NJ Jordan. late OF said A. nund de
ceased. viz; the rrveision of The dover ( ont o
the widow of said cccesscd, ard also about fifteen
acres o. Wild land situated in said Rayu nd on the
DoFtherly side of the read leading from Iay mond
Hin TO New eilouees',r
said Fate beng necessary for the payment OF
charges of Adm nistration and other incidental
charges.
OLIVER p. JORDAN Admir-.
by A. d Holden, his AIRY.
Aug 2 1854 29r1w&dlt
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The prize steamer Little Ada, blockade
runner, was sold at auction in Boston Wednes-
day, and was purchased by Government 1t
is stated that she will be put In the Revenue
service, and as soon as she is fitted will be
stationed at this port.
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Wanted.

/ WANT to hire immediately. to work in tue Qua.
4 termascr's Department Nashville Teen co
Wood Hewers. 20 Clippers, nd loo LaboreYs at
S4o per month each. la addition TO the above xsfes
y spor. alton viii be furnished TO Nashvil annd
beard after arriving fhsra- Wagos will curnucnce
particulars il Quir- at the American Hous Portland
Ne. OF III f. CLARK GOVT Agant
Aug Adv
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MARINE RAILwAY.-We are glad 10 learn
that The Cape Elizabeth Railway is again in
successful operation, having taken up bark
few days ago. Mr.. ID. t. Chase, to when
the work was entrusted, has had the whole of
the old work taken up-a herculean task, as
much of it was submerged at the lowest tides
and began anew, lowering the grade several
feet and gaining some four feet of water,-a
very important consideration. 1t may now
be considered FIRST class railway, the Pounds
ton being Of the most substantial nature, with
sufficient steam power 10 take mp vessels of
the largest class.
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4 able bodied industrious man, OF good tarac.
II ter. who can read aud write, to labor in the
wno.esale department of an Earihen " are Es,ab-
lishment. Apply TO
Portland Aug 2s-tilw 60
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WESTBROOK SEMINARY
Female College.

FIfuE fall term Of this Institution will commence
Il Wednesday, Aug. 3ls,. aad cont Aue ta elve
weeks.
as in the past
M sTEvENs s, sec'y.
Stevens Plains. Aug. 10, 1861. augl9d2w
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HALIFAX. n. s., Aug. -.
A schooner from Pictou reports that she
passed white steamer on Saturday off Port
Hood, and another in the Gut of Canso.
A steamer passed here, going East, at noon
to-day.
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East Maine Cont. Seminary, Buckspori,M Ne.
FEiHE Fall Term of II weeks will commence Mon
Il dak, August %. Superior facilities for students
preparing for College.
Normal Department under the instruction of the
p ineipal.
No Increase of Tuition rates
Students materially lessen expenses by self board.
ing JAS. b. CRAWFORD, Prin
Aug S-w5t
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RESOLUTIONS IN MEMORY OF THE LATE
JAMES 0. BRowS, Eso.-The following reso-
buttons were passed unanimously by the Sup
erintending School Committee at a regular
meeting held on Monday evening last
Resolred, That by the decease of our late
esteemed associate, Mr.. James O. Blown. this
Board has been deprived OF an eiiicient.and
useful member, whose labors for the promo
ton Of popular education, and whose faithful
performance of his official duties secured the
respect and confidence of his fellows; the in
divliuals composing this Board have been be-
ref OF companion, who, by his purity of
character, his genuine courtesy and Kindness
In every relation 10 them commanded their
friendship and love; and this community OF a
citizen whose public services and personal cx-
ample mellted universal honor and gratitude.
Resotred, That we tender to his afflicted
family and friends our hearty sympathy with
their sorrow at his loss.
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}. III. TEMPLE,
Dealer in
NEW AND SECONDHAND
f. URNITURE!
10. IS and Al Union Street,
PORTLAND. MAINE.

s5r-Highest prlcei paid for FAD hand Furniture.
Old Furniture Repaired and made to look like new.
Aug Is -eoo2ws
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Hnu,..s, Ev,,,e,,,,,at,

A HOUSE situated near the center OF the city -
Free ST. - =
Aug 20-dlws
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N O II Q Il

PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE.
First District, Sfafe u Aaims
Portland. August llth. 1854 !
INQUIRIES ON all ordinary subj cts CONNECTED
with the enrolment. draft. exemptions liability
10 DRAFT. credits and accounts OF men fu nished,
should be addressed TO the Provost Marrhal Of the
ngressiora al District and in ca he II not able 10
err them he will ask informs ton 4 the Provost
Mn Sal General OF a. state. Answers ma, Be fhus
secured more promptly than by sddres sir the Pro-
v0sf Marshal General ut Washington, where more
important business ten prevent pr, mpt answers
TO multitude OF inquiries now address 10 the fu-
resu personal and other matters OF min or ceAss-
qscoce.
By Order OF MAJOR J. W. T. GARDINFR.
CHARLES II. DOUGHTY.
Cant ard Provost Marshal LIST D.strlst Maine.
Au9 lS-d3m
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EDUCATIONAL.
Gould's Academy.

fNHE Fall Term of eleven weeks begins Tuesday
Il Aug 30th, 1864 b. r. snow. NJ. A. .ineinsI
aided BY full corps of fret class instructors 10,
particulars, address the principal or
X. A. FRYE, Sec'y.
Bethel. Aug. 0, 1884 eod3w
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Portland Academy

VuiE Fell Term will tegin September eth in
4 Union Han Free ST. opposite the Church. Pu
pils o. poth sexes received. For additional infoT-
nation inquire Of ii. HANSON, 81 Congress- 81
Aug 22-d2W e'''s'' %
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WANTS,LOST, FOUND

Wanted.
% CCSroM Coat ana - custom Pant rns,ers
oO apply st Clothiag Rooms Of
NUUDMAN, IBUE & co,
Aug0-d wisew
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CascO Street Seminary.

'uE tali Term ef this Ins tuition will commece
= = on luesd " sept. CHI. and continae ten weeks
TOT ,ur ner particulars nqui of the friueipa Al
III Cumberland sireet after Sent. lst
Portland Aug. %, 1854 Heo'
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For Sale.

rIyHE easterly halt OF TIE two storisd House No
Horton Place dow ST. A favorable opportnn-
i.y for anvio wishing to purchase small tenement
For particulars enquire on the premises
Aug lQ-d2w
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SUMMER CRUISE or THE COAST OF NEW
ENeLAND.-Under this title, Messrs. Crosby
d Nichols have published in handsome little
volume the record of fishing voyage made
by Robert Carter Esq Washington cores
pondent Of the New York Tribune, il 1865,
along the coast OF Maine. Ii is one OF the
most readable works issued from the press.
and is full OF interest to travellers aud Others.
besides being a valuable contribution to Nat
ural History. H. Packard, Ne. 81 Exchange
Street, has 1t for sale.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-26

ESLIsTMESTs.-Since the call Of the Presi-
dent for 100000 men Jolly 18Th, the following
enlistments have been returned to the oiuce
of the Provost Marshal for this District, viz:
Berwick, 3; Brunswick, 10; Buxton, Cum
berland, i; Gray, /; GoIham, i /; Harpswell,
1; Kennebunkpor, 2; Lebanon, |; Newdeld,
]; Oiisiield, /; Pownal, l; Portland, 20;
Standish, / Shapleigh, 1 Sanford, 4; South
Berwick, ?; Westbsock, 2; Wells, l. Wind
ham, total, 90.
The quota of Portland under that call was
554. About 2o0 men are required to I'll it.
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Lost

CTRAYED from the pasture of Mr. Francis Rob
- erts, Mestbrook, last month, a three year o d
gray Colt. small .izo whoever will return MIN or
& We Information where he may be fouud will lie
suitably rewarded, by caing AZ No 40 Spring ST.
FRANCIS T.. EMERY.
Portland, July 10. ls6i-atf
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'Erepst:siAS.
popTI,.Nn my DOCK COMPANY.

N assessment of Eight Dollars per share on the
N Cspital stock of the Company IL now due and
payable at the ONCE Of the iressarsr; II. S"mmsr
clal street. " n DANis, Aresserss'
July 10Th 1s64.-dH
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~ TELEGRA-PH
Ev ENENsa PAPERS
From the drmy before Richmond.

From the irmy before Richmond.
Headquarters ARMY PoToMAc.
Aug. y.
There has been no engagement since Sun.
day. The enemy have fallen back 10 their
lines, two miles from Petersburg, and are
busiiy erecting strong works, laboring night
aud day with large numbers OF men, as though
they were afraid OF an attack before they were
completed. Their main line runs near and
west OF the lead works on the south side OF
the Iailroad, which is said to lie strongly de
Tended. The rebel pieke,s extend nearly a
mile south Of their works, and with videties
near he Davis House.
The Richmond papers acknowledge heavy
loss OF officers on Sunday, but claim TO have
taken 5000 prisoners.
Our losses in the 5.h corps were: Killed.
II otiicers and l32 men; wounded "A officers
and IS4 en-; missing, 90 officers and 1858
men. The casualties in the Oh corps were
about 300, making total boss of 1855. since
Thursday last. Many of the missing will
probably turn up. Crawford's Division was
the heaviest loser. being about 2O00. mostly
prisoners. Col. Tilden was taken prisoner on
Friday, and with others was taken to Peters
burg, but managed TO escape reaching our
lines this morning uninjured.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY Potomac,
August u.
Gen. Warren advanced his lie Over a nil
along the railroad toward Petersburg yester
day. the rebels falling back.
The lst divisioaci the "a corps was engag-
cd all day yesterday in tearing up and bum
ing the railroad as far as Ream's Station. a
distance OF about three miles. That portion
over which the 9Th corps advanced was also
completely destroyed.
All quiet this morning except the usual
picket firing Nine deserters aud number OF
conirabrnds came IN last night The former
want to take the oath Of allegiance
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Death of DR.. jonathan kniant.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. %.
DIR. Jonathan Knight. an eminent physician,
and for many years Professor in Yale Col
ege. died this evening, aged IS.
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The Cabinet Organs
MADE EXCLUSIVELY BY
MASON & IA MLtN
Are best instruments of their class in the world
Nearly all the most promiren artists In the country
have given written testimony TO this effect and these
instruments are in constant in the concerts OF
the most distinguished arfists-as Gottschalk and
othcrs-as well as in the ras In the primo pal cit
lea wheneves such Instruments REQUIRED. Price
SIS to 100 each. These instruments may be found
At the Music booms of the subscriber, where they
viii be sold at the rianufscturers' prices.
II. :. EDWARDS,
No. slel Stewards Block, Congress ST.
aprlSdu
For the Pool.
.T-sA Steamer "CLIPPERr will leave
- u Factory sand WHAT. Saco, for the
- = l. every dav, SUNDAY excepted at l0A N.
and ar. ~ Retaining. leave the Pool at II NJ.
and p. N, arriving In time for the evening train
for Portland.
Fare from Sdco 10 fhs Pooi and back so cts.
Excursion Tickets furnished TO parties OF Fifty or
NOR. from PORTLAND 10 he Pool aud back, by rail-
road and steamboat, at 50 cents
BOSS SrURDIVANr.
IS Commercial St., Portland.
Aug Sd, ls6i.-dtf
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Auction sale os Real , stare.

pf virtue of license from the Probste Court Of
- Cumberland county, Sd sell 81 public auction
.ne ot OF land, with tho buildings heI tuats at
the corner earl rect ana Cfu ch Lane so-csIled
IN Portland SAID lot containing about Thirty six net
on Pearl street and about seventy feet on Church
GRILL, deceased
The auction will take place on the premises on
thursday. September I. / 81, Al IL o'clotk
AUG. f. SrEvENs, Administrator.
HENRY BAILEY CO., AucTIorrpRs
Portland. July Is, 1884 eodfss plE wgw
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LOt of Land mn A.e.sa-

Ms Friday August 2eth. at 10 O'Clock NJ. ON ths
near the shovel Factory about 60 eel on ca a.
by about 40 feet back This is grad d and ~ ns
vailed all ready TO build upon-a good liz lot To-
two small houses. 80
At III o'c ock, mme iiately after the above sch.
we sail sell two story double Tsnemeni on Ptscn
St.
HENRY BAILEY Co.. AustIonssrs.
Aug 22-ufd
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U. =. Marshal,s Notice.
The Portland Match Company

WILL be obliged to pay NiDe Hundred Dollsrs
w rax ner dsy amer the first of esrtsmter
rhe rax on MATCHES Will be One Dollar and y. rfv
Cess rer rcss o, cent on every little tur eh Of
one hundred matches
Portland Aug. Is 1sA.-dews
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HOME INSTITUTE"
w ISIS 4. g. Prince, Principal.

fENHlS Boarding and bay School for Young Ladies
Il viii reopen Tor IL, sixta year. ON thursday
sept. 18th. For Circulars containing terms. &C.
Aug l9-d&w1m