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The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12
Public Rerenue OF Canada.

nloSIREAls, May II.
The Minister of Finance brought down the
budget last night. The imports were S4j ,O00,-
GOO and the exports 81 100000. The duty
on Canadian vhskey has been raised from
fifteen 10 thirty cents per gallon. A specific
duty OF forty cents per gallon has been laid on
foreign whiskey and an additional duty of fif-
teen cents on brandy, gin, rum, cordials, spir-
its, wine and alcohol, to take effect to-day.
The following is the duty on tobacco. TO
take effect on the 18th of July: Cavendsh
plug, DC, 10 cents; snuff and cut tobacco, -
cents cigars, lowest 81 highest IS per 1000
A stamp duty of three cents per 500, has
been imposed on notes, and one cent On bills
OF exchange.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

MIssING.-Mr. Henry w. Cotton, of Var
mouth, has been missing since the 2lst of
March. On the 18th of that month he came
TO this city with cargo of hay, the larger
portion of which he sold to Government. The
remainder he sold TO some person yet un-
known. He left his boarding house on the
2lst OF March for the purpose, as he said. of
settling with the man who had purchased the
remainder OF bis hay. Since that time moth
Ing has been heard of him, though the police
have Instituted the most diligent search. He
had with him about 5000, and it is feared he
has been made way with. He has wife and
six children living in Yarmouth. Any infor-
nation respecting him will be gladly received
by them.
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Portland COmpany.---Stoc Ixhoid-
cIS' Meeting.

4 SPECIA l. meeting of the Stockholders of the
N Portland Company viii be held at their Office
on Fore street. on Wednesday, the 18th daY of May
current, at three O'Clock z. NJ.
1stTo see IL they will eept the act of the legs
lsture of Maine, OF Feb Goth 1894 10 increase the
capital stock ofthe company.
2nd-To consider how much of the additional
stock shall be Issued and on what terms
3d-To amend the bylaws OF the company.
tth-To see ifthey will authorize the CONVEYANCE
Of part Of their land TO the Grand Trunk Railway
Company JOSEPH C. MOVES, Clerk
Portland, May II. lssi, maylldtd
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SPRAGUE d BLANCHARD's MINsrREIs are
doing an excellent business this week, and
their programme Is the best they have yet
offered TO the public. Daddy Hemp's Old
Folks is richly burlesqued, and the other acts
well represented. Friday evening is set apart
Tor Joe sprague's benefit, and we hope to see
house full. The Star Spangled Banner will
be sung by Mr.. Baker, forming an excellent
tableaux. A lady and two children OF this
city have kindly consented to assist, and we
bespeak for it the best attendance of the sea-
son-being an entire change OF programme
for that evening.
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20 There was quite large attendance at
the First Parish Church yesterday afternoon,
In response to the proclamation of the Mayor,
to offer up thanks to God for the success
which has crowned our armies, and TO pray
for the full establishment of the Government.
Rev. DIR. Bosworth opened the meeting with
an invocation and reading of the scriptures.
A hymn was sung. Rev. George l.. Walker
followed in fersent prayer. Brief but ap-
propriaie remarks were made by Rev. DIR.
carruthers, John Neal, Esq, Rev. DIR. Bos-
worth and Rev. DIR. Smaller. The latter closed
the meeting with prayer.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

AMATEUR THEATRIcALs.-Bulwe inter-
esting play of "Money" was handsomely per-
formed TO large and fashionable audience.
last evening. The characters in the play were
well sustained. Mrs. Murray, wife of the
British Consul, added strength to the perform
ance, in the character OF Lady Franklin. The
after piece-Box and Cox-elicited roars of
laughter. The cast of the piece was, Mr.. S.
Fernald, as Box; Mr.. Yansittart, as Cox, and
Miss l.. Brazier, as Mrs. Bouncer. They pei
formed their parts to admiration.
This evening, Sheridan Knowles beautiful
play of the "Hunchback" will be performed.
for the benefit of the Maine Camp Hospital
Association. We bespeak full house for
this charitable object. The part of Jnlia will
be sustained by Miss Shattuck, and Mr.. GRAY
will take the part of Clifford.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

PRESENTATION. - The non-commissioned
officers and privates of Co. H., SD Me. Vol
unteers, recently presented their captain, Geo.
ii. Chadwell. gold pocket chronometer,
valued at $500. Il bears the following in
scription; Presented to Capt. Geo. II. Chad
well, Co. III, SD Maine Volunteers, by his
non commissioned officers and priyates." The
watch was purchased of e. II. Farley, Ex-
change street, and the presentation took place
at recruiting Office, No. ..
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Adn.inistra,rix's su,c.

DURSUANr to a license from the Hon John A.
Il Waterman. judge of Probate for the county Of
Cumberland, the ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate of the
the late Edward Is. Jack, of Westbrook. in said
county, drcessed will se at public sale the prem.
ises on Thursday, the 9th day OF June A. D. 1894 al
O'Clock Z. NJ, all the interest which II q said f.
b. Jack died seized in the following described real
estate. The homestead of the decease situated in
said Wessbrook, upon the northery side of the read
loading from behring's Bridge TO Sacc,rapa con-
sisting of a house. barn and about acres land
Terms cash. SARAH JACK, Administrative.
Westbrook, May I, 1861. may9eodlm
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WASHINGTON, May IL.
The remains Of Major Gen. Sedgewick left
here on the evening train, and will reach New
York to morrow morning on the way TO Corn
wall, Conn. They are in charge of Major
Whittier and two of the deceased Generals
staff, and will be accompanied by Major W. p.
Jones, late of Gen. Woods staff, Hon c. ID.
Sedgewick, of n. Y, and several members of
the Connecticut delegation in Congress, and
other friends
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

NEW YORK, May 4.
The prize steamship Minnie arrived here
tonight from Off Wilmington, having been
captured on the 9th inst. in lat "a lon. 70, by
the U. S. gunboat Connecticut, while attempt
ing to run the blockade. She left Whining
ton the night previous and has cargo of COO
bales Of cotton, 30 tons tobacco, and II bbs.
turpentine, destined for Bermuda. She was
built in Glasgow in 1868 for a blockade run
ner, is of 40 tons burthen, and was owned by
the Albion Trading Co., of London.
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Per steamship City Of Manchester at New York

Per steamship City of Manchester a. New York
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, April 9TH
The sales to dav were 10000 bales, including 3OoJ
to spectators and exporters The MARKET closed
firm but unchanged.
Breadstuffs--quet
Proyisions-du dull.
Produce-quet and steady.
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, April 1sth.-
The sales to-day 10000 bales including 1900 TO
specu lators and exporters
LONDON MONEY MARKET April Zs.-Consols
closed al 9la a9l4 for money.
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Stock Market.
NV YORK. May II


LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. April 29th.-
Sales for the week were SO 600 bales of which 20 eco
We're to spectators and $50 10 expor. ers. Tine
market closed buoyant at advance of Id. The
folowlhg authorized quotations New Orleans fair
ESD; middiine "a Mobile fair 2sl middng 27l;
Uplands fair 28l middling 27ld
The sales to-day were l2 coo bales including 600
to spectators and exporters Tie market Closing
buoyant at an advance of ID
The stock in port is estimated at 1853 zoo bales of
which % 500 are American.
Breadstuffs-frm Wheat advanced la2d
Proyis'ons-quiet and steady
Produce Petroleum quiet and unchanged
LONDON MONEY MARKET, April 29-Consol,
closed at 9lE for money.
The Bank d. crease in bullion was fl75Oo0.
AMERICAN SECURIrIES.-IllinoisC Central rail-
road 2l9le dis; Erie Railroad d2a6at.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

TIE oPERA.-1here was a great rush at
Paine's Music Store yesterday for seats at the
Opera on Monday and Tuesday next. Those
who desire TO obtain good seats must apply
forthwith, or they will lose The chance. From
appearances yesterday we should Judge that
every seat in the house will be taken.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

PHILADELPHIA. May IL.


The U. S. Christian Commission had fifty
eight delegates, with stores and adequate
transportation, in The field when the recent
battles in Virginia commenced. Eighty. one
men have gone forward since, aud among them
many prominent clergymen and surgeons from
all parts of the loyal States. Every effort is
being used to keep the supply full.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

SHEARISG SHEEP.-A gentleman of this
city has handed us the following, copied from
an old book Oh agriculture, published nearly
seventy years ago, by Samuel Dean, A. M
We commend it to the attention OF wool grow
ers -
"The following method has been found eff
feetual. immediately after the sheep are
shorn, soak the roots Of the wool tina. remains
all over with oil, or butter and birthstone, and
three or four days afterwards, wash them with
salt and water, and the wool of the next sea-
son will be not only much finer and softer but
the quantity viii be greatly enlarged, and il
may be depended Oh, that the sheep will neith-
er be troubled with yermin or the scab, that
year"
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

SHORT WEIGHT OF GRAIS-A writer in
the Scientific American has new theory for
accounting for the short weight of grain
shipped from Chicago to oswego, New York,
DC. 1t seems schooner load often falls
short so that carriers readily pay $40 or SIS
on each cargo for insurance against "short-
age" 1t is now accounted for on the princi-
pie OF atmospheric pressure, on the difference
OF barometic altitude between the points of
shipment and discharge. This may be SO,
but at first blush it seems to our mind like an
ingenious method of explaining away one OF
the tricks of trade. We shall have more faith
In the theory, when, by the reshipment OF a
cargo falling short at Oswego, it shall be
found to have regained its weight on arrival
at Chicago.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

SANITARY CoMAIIssIoN.-Reeeiyed for the
benefit OF the U. S. Sanitary Commission:
From Miss Ii. c. W., s.; Second Baptist
Church, Bangor, $l2.
w. II. HADLEY, Ageat,
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

DRY GOODS, &c, AT AUcrIoN.-E NJ. Pat
ten VIII sell al his rooms to-day a large lot of
perfect dry goods, and about 10000 yards of
dry goods damaged by water. Also the stock
Of clothing dealer.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

sS-Four barrels and one army chest from
the Maine Camp Hospital Association, and
two cases from Free Street Church will be
sent to Mrs. Mayhem by express this morn
ing
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12
Financial.

WASHINGTON, May IL.
The subscriptions to the 10 40 loan, as re-
ported at the Treasury, amounted on Satur-
day to 1919 600; on Monday, SLIP, 0c0: on
Tuesday, $500, 600; and on Wednesday, $780,
OQO
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-E. NJ. Patten sold
at auction yesterday the house and lot No. so
Danforth street-lot AZ 1902 feet. 1t was
purchased by Capt. VIM. Leayitt for $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May /.
L. c. lngersoll, Republican, was elected to
! congress from the 9th Congressional Love
loysl district yesterday, by about 5000 ma
jority.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12
MunirtDaI Election

PROVIDENCE, r. L., May H.
AT the municipal election to-day, Thos. A.
Doyle, Union National, was elected by 800
msjority over two competitors. The City
Council is also Union National
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12
BwlDGTON ACADEMY,
NORTH BRIpGToN, MAINE.

FINUE Summer Term at this Institution viii CON-
Il meI ee tuesday, May 24th, under the con tinued
care of Mr.. Hilton. THOMAS H. MEAD
kp29 T&F &w3w Secretary
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

hB@Portland Council, No. /, U.L. A.. will
hold its regular meeting, by adjournment. this
Thursday evening, at s O'Clock, at the usual
place,
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

TRENTON, n. J., May II.
The Union State Convention, for the ap-
pointment OF delegates to the Baltimore Con-
vention, will assemble in this city tomorrow.
A large number Of the delegates have already
arrived.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

sg-About 900 men, mostly belonging 10
the SD Regiment, passed through the city
yesterday on their way to Washington.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12
PORTLAND AND TICINITT.
S. j. Court--April Term.
DAVIS, j., PRESIDING.

DAVIS, j., PRESIDING.
Wednesday.-In the case of Emery vs. Pts
cataquis Insurance Co., the counsel for de-
PENDANTS filed a motion for a new trial.
The case Of Kilborn VS.. Chase, reported
yesterday was concluded. The jury retarn-
ed verdict for plaintiff, estimating the dam
age at $273 IS.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12
AYRSHIRE Cow.

LNoR Sale one prre breed Ayrshire Cow. lately
IL calYed A rare bargain at the price, $50.
Also too Bull calves of same breed vt sS0 and
so each; the latter particularly well bred
Address, ). L. G00DALE Sseo.
May 10th, 1854 may lla2ws
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WanteSl.
MkpIcAL DiREcroR's oFyIcx,

MkpICAL DlRkcrOR'e OFFICE,
Boston. Mass, May It'll, 1894 I
INROM i've 10 eight active young men, graduates
E-of respectable Medical College 20 serve In the
Army OF the united States. in the capacity of an
Acting Assistant Surgeon The service to Be render
ed in the South and West; the necessary prereoui.
sites wall Be preliminary examination on Hygseas,
Army Medical Board, now In session at Boston
Mass; Il approved Of contract will be made and
entered into at once. Compeosatinp will De one
hundred dollars. tslOOl foreaeh and every months
service rendered at any post or hospital. and one
hundred and thirteen dollars and eig1ty.hree csbts
(Sll3, s3l per month for service ia the Held and
transportation in kind furnished The eontract viii
be for not less than three RaoRths further par.
ticulars apply to A. w McLaren, Sun con u. 8. A
Medical Director aud President u. s. edicsi
Board No Buldaeh street Boston, Mas.
mAyl0rTks2 v
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Horse For Sale.

4 VALUABLE Carriage uorse. seven years old,
N kind and sound; ian travel his twelve miles
no further for him. Apply at l2T Fore street.
mayledu
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E. NJ. rArrEy. AUcTIoNhER, II Exea.pss 5,
4. NJ PArTES AUcTIoNEER, IL Exchange s,.
Real Estate on DamfOrlh Street
at Auction.

~ WEDNESDAY, May 18th, at 9 O'clock p d..
~ on the premises. 80 Danforth street. the deshs.
Dle Two story Dwelling and Land. Lot forty-sevea
ieet deep; passage way In of lot buildp es in
good order. and house lifted with gas turn ace and
plenty hard and soft water. 1t has q T. &c policy 81
insurance Possession given Immediately
street. ..sa.s.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12
AUCTION SALES.
E. M. rArrEN, AueTIoNrER- !. E,.e.....,

WILL sell Ills day, Thursday. May u, st 10 A.
w h. ana +. NJ the remainder OF Clofhin.
dealers stock. consisting OF Coats Pants Vests
Hosiery, Scarfs, Collars, Gloves. &C.
Ais 200 piec Pest Bleach.d Sheetings md
Shruugs; Cambiies. inens. Linen Coo d. Shawl
all ue4h aud perfet.
sale viii commence with some ten thousand yards
damaged Coitons. 1icking. Denims, Iiifts' Dress
foods, Cambries, si.ecias. Braids Laces q c. avery
po1ement
Portland Nay 18th ma I7dlt
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ENTERTAINMENTS
CIR AND OPERA,
Two Nights Only, Most Positively

* hinu la,tation CT several Of The musical citi-
- ices OF Portland, the Director OF tie grand
opera, az PRESENT performing ia Boston Aeademv
OF Mnsieris dssirous of giving Two GRAD OpEE
ATTIC fKRFoRMAh cEe, in this city at
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12
Deering Hall,
ON
Monday & Tuesday, May 16 & IL

Dcef1ng Hall,
ON
Monday Il Tuesday, May 16 & II,
Most positiyeIy the only performances that can be
be given.
The Director begs to assure the citizens of this
place that he ente tanmenis vii be gwen upon the
asos, grand ana comp etc fcale, The given
al sne Acsdemy OF Music. New York, Phila deiphia
ana boston And upon the evenings mentioned
hese ~ be the only grand operate performances
,nat can axe place upon the Ameii an Continent
thus giving the only 0pera in America upon these
uaie, 10 this city 1t Is but just that the public
sTnoua understand that this Mammoth Opera
troupe wou'd divide into not les than fifteen OF
the Urinary grand Concert Troupes with which ths
public is familiar. The artists engaged in the sew
eiai departments are in the aggregate
Seventy-Four Classic Musicians,
tLher OF which Is entitled 20 appear as a star in
cipals; P''"-
Mad. BERTHA JoHAsSsES,
Prima Donna.
Mile MARIE FREDERICK
Prima Donna, from Vienna.
Mile PAULIsE CAsIssA,
Prima Soubreite, from Paris.
Mile La ROCHE,
Contralto. from Hamburg
Herr FRANZ HIMMER,
Tenor Robusto, from Berlin.
Herr THO. HABELMAss.
Tenor Digrasia from Brunswick.
Herr ZIssaEIN,
Secondo Tenor.
Herr HEIsRIoH sTEISEcKR,
Prima Baritone. from Prague
Herr BRoy IELD
Second Baritone.
Herr HKRRMANs.
Bas;o Profunda, from Royal Italian Opera London
Herr ANTON GKsFF.
Basso. =
Herr CARL LxaMAss.
Basso
Besides Chorus of twenty-six and an Orchestra
ana Military Hand consisting Of thirty-two musi-
clans.
BY reference to the New York Joarnals accounts
oil the expense of attending Opera in that city was
50 great as TO prevent further Opera there this ses-
SON ana the conscientious criticisms Of the Boston
journal. which undoubtedly pronouce this the mcst
complete Grand Opera Troupe which has ever visit.
ed that cry II will be readily deducted that the Hall
named above barely able to hold the ex eDses of
these Operas only. The Director therefore desires
tbatth citizens fPortlsDd viii cordially and i'm
he may be assured ofthe greater part expenfes
The Operas selected arc the two great {.voritc, of
New York, Boston and Philadelphia,
T a u s II
Grand Opera in acts, by Gounod. and he Grand
Fanfare Miliiaire given en' ire with 70 artists.
DER PROSECUTE
Grand Opera, in acts by Won Weber TSe Grand
incantation Gene given with the Scenery, Proper
ties snd Wardrobe oftte N. Y. Academy of Music
subscriptions for the two nights will be received
at Paine's Music store.
Admission to all parts of the house 81. Secured
Seats 20 cts extra.
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WARRANTED WHALEBoSE, ONLY 81
LADIES, call ands us! we have not failed clear
ed out or sold out; but will be tornd at Old
stand. No l66 Middle street, Daha Skirt and Fancy
Goods store, where we, as heretofore, continue to
manufacture our justly celebrated skirt TO which
thousands ladies in Portland and vicinity can
testify. FITZGERALD s HopsDos,
Dahlia Skirts and Fancy Goods
No l6i Middle street, Portland Me.
N d. Corsets and Skirts made to order.
may5dlm
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

Lee Fianhed on both sides and Driven across
south Ahnd Rirer-Bafter srifhii 10 Miles
Of RichmoIld-Inother Battle Imminent. A
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Resolved. That In the future. IN the past. will
adhere with answering fidelity TO the Union under the
Constitution the only solid foundation of strength
security and happiness as people and Framework
ofgovernent equally conducive 90 the welfare aud pros
perty ef all the States both Northern and southern
Resolved, That this Convention does explicitly declare,
the Of the American people that after four years
Of failure TO restore the uuon by the experiment Of
during which, under the pretense Of military necessity
war power higher than the Constitution, the Constitution
itself has been dregarded In every part and public lib
erty and private right alike trodden down. and the mate
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with view 10 an ultimate convention of the States or
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Resolved That the direct interference Of the military
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