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The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14
The oo,.sensio,. o, Ad;.tant Generals.

BOSTON, July 10.
The Adjutants Generals in the Convention
to-day made reports showing the number of
troops furnished by the following States; viz,
Maine furnished total of 66,669 men, total
losses in killed and died in hospital, &C., 22,-
SIS; Vermont furnished 34,49O; Connecticut
furnished 54,46S Rhode Island furnished
25,355 Western Virginia 29,012; Massa-
chusetts 153,706; New Hampshire 33,258 !;
Kansas 21,04S; Pennsylvania $4,000; Iowa
72,35S
Ii was voted, on motion of Gen. Washburn,
to petition Congress to deliver to each State
the flags captured by the regiments of such
States,
The members of the convention visit Rhode
Island tomorrow to partake of clam-bake
On returning they will make an excursion to
the White Mountains. 4ssi sf
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14
The z-so Loan. J.

PHILADELPHIA, July IS.
The subscriptions to the 7-S0 loan to-day
amounted to $3,1O3, 100, including the fol-
lowing: First National Bank of New York,
$500,OOO; First National Bank of Wheeling,
Va, 100000; Third National Bank of St.
Louis, $150,000; First National Bank ofNew-
Baltimore, 100000; Third National Bank Of
Baltimore, $500O00; New York County Ma
lional Bank, 100000; Merchants National
Bank of Boston, 100000; National Bank OF
the Republic Boston, S250,O00; Brewster,
Sweet q Co., Boston, 10000; Spencer, Villa
& Co., Boston, 100000; 81. Clews & Co.,
New York, $l00,OU9 The number of indi-
vidual subscriptions was 2,S70.
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PRIZE CLAIMs-Mcssrs. Harmon & Saw
yer yesterday, received from the Fourth Audi
tors Department, certificate for over four
teen thousand dollars, a claim for prize money
which they presented to the Department
about three weeks since. This is what we
call working up matters faithfully and speed
ilv. And such is the course these gentleman
always pursue in business entrusted to them.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14
Gold for seoe,a- Thirties.

I PHILADELPHIA, July 10.
Jay Cooke has sent to Gov. Brownlow, U. S.
seyen-thirties, for about 100000 in gold, be-
longing to the treasury Of the State of Ten
nessee, when Isham G. Harris was governor of
that State. When the State was occupied by
the Union troops, Harris fed, taking the gold
along with him. Gen. Upton followed the
runaway governor, who escaped, but the gold
was recovered and sent to Nashville. Gov
Brownlow decided to convert the gold into u
S. bonds. This has been done by Jay Cooke,
and the bonds forwarded to Nashville.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

= Notes OF all the denominations named win be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
Tbs MOTIFS of this Thi d Sere areprecissly similar
in form and privileges to the Seven Thiries already
sold, excs3 that the Government reserves TO itself
th option o laying interest in gold oein at per
cen inns cad If T-l0thsin currency. Subscribers
win deduct the interest in currency up to July 18TH
at tho time when they subscri5e ra ga. r'i asfa
Toe delivery of the notes of this third series ofthe
seven thirties will commtnce the LIST of June and
will be made promptly and continuously after that
date. 0e et.ti4 rasa
The slight change made ia the conditions of this
rH1sD SERIES affect only the matter of interest
The pay ment in gold, ii made, will be equivalent
the currency interest Of the higher rate, fMrt
The return to specie payments, in the event OF
which only will be the option to pa7 interest in gold
be ayailed Of would 50 reduce and equalize prices
that purchases inside with TX per cent in gold would
be fully equal to those made with seven and three.
tenths per cent in currency. .aA
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14
horrible Tragedy In Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 10.
A horrible tragedy occurred on Dearborn
Street yesterday afternoon, in which Mrs. Ire
hime, wife of respectable mechanic, attacked
Miss Amelia Frasted with knife, cutting her
in the face and neck six times, and destroying
the left eye, piercing the windpipe, and infict-
ing wounds which will prove fatal. The fiend-
ISL woman then attempted to escape, but was
arrested and now hes in jail awaiting the re-
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Board.

EDLEASANF suits OF Rooms, furnished or mflr-
nished, with board, at n Free st. iG9 "a, 4s le
Respectable transient boarders accommodated.
July S-d1ws
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE '
EVENING PAPERS.


ags iAiim New YORK, July 13.
A petition to the President to pardon Ex-
Gov. Magrath is being largely signed by South
I Carolinians.
The Herald's City Of Mexico advices state
that the Imperial General Castogny claims to
have, achieved a great success at the town of
La Passion in Sonora, May ed. He says with
40 French soldiers he routed an encampment
OF 25OO republicans, and captured an immense
amount of valuable stores 5s.4
+ As an Offset to this, the republicans are driv-
ing everything before them In the State of
Michoacan, where Gen, Rougles had taken the
town of Wrupan, capturing the Imperial gar
rison of 800 men,
s In San Luis Potosi and other States the guer-
rillas are giving Macmillan great trouble.
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!. NJ. PArrEN, AUcIoNEER, p Exchange St.


On SATURDAY July 18th, at 10 A. NJ, Ten bbls
Lee, Os Molases boxes SOap Tobacco, Specs,
osfS OoHee PiekeIs, Cigars Nails, Teas and
ALSO,
69t OF Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Crockery and
0iass ware Leds' &c july13dtd
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

81 sq IA tsas CHICAGO, July ID.
Miners and railroad laborers in Lake SUI
perior region struck for higher wages yester-
day. They took possession of the railroad, and
allowed none but passenger trains to run. The
demands of the strikers have been acceeded
to by the Marietta and Mining Railroad Com
pany; but the Peninsula Company refuse to
accede. Considerable excitement prevails
Fifty soldiers left here this morning for the
scene of disturbance sG HA 81 ~ e1agf "a
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

FATAL AooIDENT-As the evening freight
train on the Boston and Maine Railroad was
passing through East Kingston on the loth
inst, man was seen walking on the track
The alarm was given and he stepped off,
When the train was very near he returned to
lpe Track; every effort was made to stop the
eIail' put to late; he was instantly killed
Inc poos was taken to the station in East
Kingston. The town authorities used all
means to identity the body. but in vain.
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B0lnuna's Museum and Eighteen other
BitiIdt1sgs-Loss 81 600 900.
sA16l NEW YORK, July IS. IS
A fire broke out at noon in Barnum's Muse
UNI, extending rapidly to the adjacent build
ings on Broadway, Ann and Fulton Streets
The Museum was totally destroyed. Nos. IL,
IA, 16 and is Ann Street, occupied by various
parties, including Jones' shoe store, Greats
restaurant French and Wheatdick & Fitzge-
raid, printers, and others, were burned. No.
PIG Broadway, occupied by White, halter, and
Van Names, restaurant, was destroyed. No.
214 Broadway, occupied by Reeves, billiard sa-
loon, was consumed. No. 212 Broadway, oc-
cupied by Knox, halter, and others, was des-
trOyed The firemen were in force, and the
flames were stayed. No one was injured
Loss said to be 100000, on which there is
$4,000 insurance. A sa5sa
The fire originated over the boiler in the
Museum. The flames were stopped at No. 10
Ann Street and 147 Fulton Street, the proper
ty intervening on Broadway, Ann and Fulton
Streets being destroyed Six buildings were
destroyed on Broadway, eight on Ann Street,
and five on Fulton Street. The heat was so
intense that the front of st. Paul's Church, OPP
posite the Museum, took fire, but the firemen
saved it from the flames. q aiJ
Among the sufferers were Thos. III. Breasted,
McGregor, w. Richardson, Bassaford, Bros
man, Duane, Dwight, j. ID. Phillips, Harvey,
Ford, Stader, Riley, i. Bradford, Joseph B.
Thompson, P. Hamilton, Stearns, Beale and
Swift. Nothing but the glass steam engine
was saved in the museum.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14
Yasioas Items.

NEW YORK, July -. -
Provisional Governor Sharkey of Mississip-
pi, has reappointed Rebel County officers, who
are required to take the oath of allegiance pre-
scribed by the President He has named the
7th Of August as the day for the election Of
delegates to the State Convention.
The Herald's Charleston correspondence
says great excitement was caused i'm the coun-
try above the city by report that the negroes
intended rising in insurrection. Troops were
sent to different points to meet the emergency
South Carolinians have complained SO much
Of the using of negro troops to garrison places.
it is probable they will be removed.
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Ia pI e 5

Who have cold bands and Feet; weak stomachs lame
aud weak backs; nervous and SICK headache; dizzi-
ness and thinning IN the head, with indigestion and
constipation Of the bowels; pain in the side and back
tain Of diseases wiz find IN Electricity a sui means
ofqcure For painful menstruf ton, too p-ofuse
W III young ladies' Electricity is a certain specific
and will in short time, restore the sufferer to the
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From the Southeast.

q M CAIRO, ILL, July 10.
The Superintendent of Freedmen at Shreye-
port has given notice to planters that they win
not be allowed to drive their aged, helpless,
and infrm slaves from their plantations, as is
being practiced by those who desire to get rid
of them. sfo o&
Five hundred and twenty-nine bales of cot
ton, 1873 hogsheads and 697 boxes of sugar ar
rived here Cairo to-day. -
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Steamer for Yarmouth.

The ramer GIL oPER will leave
ssss.A=..7M Yarmouth for Pc, ,land every morn
II 7lrEh An ing Until 10 -.hey notice, (sundays
Sl7s=7.aaaA >exespi ~ &c O'clock f.Is x
- = 4. - - Rec ang viii leave Portland
Pier in the afternoon alta ociosk - - ~
rates. -
Excuis'on parties accommodate ID on application to
j. W. LAWRENCE. Yarmouth.
VI y.,,I u 1,e MAY ,s.SON d ToBEY, Portland.
ouiy loth, 1867 july13H
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Portland Conspanu,--Notice.

THE, Stockholders Of the Portland Compauy are
Il hereby notified that the Annual Meeting o. the
Corporation viii be held at the Office ofehe company,
at their Works, on TUESDAY,, GR e0~a Geg q July
inst, ct O'Clock ia fRs qtter1aooH, for the following
purposes -
1st-To at on Reports Of the Directors and Treas
urer. n ,ffsfrff FHFffftF sM AANtJ1jttnItt
2nd-To cioose D. ecto's for the ersung year.
3d-To ect on any other business that may come
= ~ 'HS ~ Toward II. DAVIES, Clerk.
Portland, July lib, 1SJ5.-d1w
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U. s. c1RUUIr COURT.
JUDeE oL1rFoRD, PREsIDINe.

THURSDAY the case Of Thomas Snow
VS.. Gaspe Insurance Co., the evidence was ali
put in, and Mr.. Bu5ler made the argument for
the defendants. Hon. George Evans will
commence the argument for the plaintiffs at
the opening ofthe court this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

JEFF. DAVIS AND THE CONSPIRACY.
Judge Bingham reaches this conclusion in his
great argument in the assassination cases.
ethat Jefferson Davis is as clearly proven
guiIry of this conspiracy as is John Wilkes
Booth, by whose hand Jefferson Davis inflicted
the mortal wound upon Abraham Lincoln.a
The Washington Chronicle asserts that every
man, whose wish is not father to his thought,
win emphatically accept Judge Bingham's
conclusion,
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

Coon SIGN.-One of the most happy signs at
this close of the war, and the consequent re-
turn to civil life of our volunteer soldiery. is
their immediate seeking for Something to
do" We were gratifed yesterday to see that
Portland boy who has served three years in
our Navy, and also re enlisted again last year
on a foreign station, now just discharged, has
commenced the business Of carting small
wares, or what may be carried on large
sized barrow, from one part of the city to an
other, Help him. 2a
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

New York, July ID.
The Times Washington dispatch says the
Richmond Wing has been suppressed for using
disloyal language.
At the Cabinet meeting yesterday it was de-
cided to let the question of pardoning rebel
Generals and high civil officers of the rebel
government remain in allegiance for the pres
ent. Gen. G. W. Smith, formerly of New
York, has applied for pardon.
The Worlds dispatch says Montgomery Blair
has come out for President Johnson's policy,
and denounces Secretary Stanton.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

THE REeATrA ON THE FouRrH-We are
satisfied, and So are the Judges Of the Regatta
on the 4th Of July, that there was mistake
Of ten minutes in recording the return time
Of the boats from the Forts, that competed in
the third race, and that the time made by the
winning boat, the Fort Scanned, was sixteen
minutes fourteen seconds Fort Georges, No
10, 16 IN. 20 s.. Fort Gorges whale boat, 10 m
40s. This correction is due to the brave fef
lows who pulled the boats on that occasion. &.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

WASHINGTON AND HIS FAMILY.-Schus-
see's matchless painting Of Washington and
his family has been transferred to steel by
Sartin, the great Engrayer, who has produced
beautiful picture--one that should ornament
every parlor or drawing room. 1t represents
General Washington seated by table, while
Eleanor Park Gusts and George Washington
Gusts, grand children Of Mrs. Washington,
complete the family groupe. The faithful old
house servant Christopher, is in the back
ground, with one hand opening the door,
while the other holds a salver on which is a
letter from Westinghouse old friend La Fay
etc, s2ysts
The engrayer has thrown into the picture
al the beautiful and wonderful expression re-
dected in the painting The grouping is of
the most harmonious kind, and the exquisite
management Of lights and. shades give the en-
craving great brilliancy. The picture must be
seen to be appreciated. AS memorial of this
illustrious family it will ever occupy place in
the hearts Of ali true Americans. .S.,s.s,.
The picture is sold by subscription. Mr.. G..
V. skinnel, the Agent viii call upon our citi-
zens andhhow them sample, and every pic
ture delivered is guaranteed to be equal to the
sample.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14
Canadian Items.

& pow d iasT QUEBEC, c. E, July 10.
At a Cabinet Council held yesterday, it was
rumored that Lord Monck had received inn
portant dispatches and that the Provincial Par
lament would be Immediately summoned.
8 F. A. Seward is here, and dined with the
Lieutenant Governor last night.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14
BY Electricity

by ELECTRICITY
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with joy, and move with the agility and electric
ty OF youth; the heated graid Is cooled; the cst-
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth dei0rmities
moved; nintness converted to vigor weakness to
strength; the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
the palsied form to move uplight the blemisbes OF
youth are obliterated the ACCIDENTS Of mature life
W exented the ealamities Of Old age obyeted and an
active circulation maintain cd.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

GAzLAE's PACIFIC MONTHLY, for July, is
received iom A. williams & Co, Boston 1t
contains among other noticeable articles,
'Mexico and The Monroe Doctrine" ,ePhysic-
al Geography Of North America BY Ex-Gov-
enor Gilaim of Colorado; @Two Years in
Cochin China" an article on the "Nineral
and Agricultural Resources Of Utah,s by Df.
Cougar, and much agreeable miscellany.
For sale at A. Robinsons.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

ARRIVAL OF .SoLDrERs.-'Dle list Maine
battery, Capt. Haley, with one hundred and
eleven men, arrived here a little past nine
o'clock last evening. A crowd at the depot
received the veterans with cheers, The men
looked in first rate order, and were rejoiced to
be at home once more. A bountiful collation.
was prepared for them at the depot by Mr.
Wheeler, Of which they partools with good ap-
petites. After refreshing the inner man, be-
tween sixty and seventy of the Battery, who
reside here, left for their homes. The remain
der were escorted to Camp Berry by Co. d,
Cipt. Mcdonnell, and Co. K, Lieut.. Armstrong,
Il the Veteran Reserve Corps, who had
marched over for that purpose.
The officers who returned with the Battery
are Capt Haley and Lieuts. Snow, Grimes,
Mooney and Fessenden.
The Battery is to be paid off here, and will
not 90 to Augusta. * 81
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

: 11toCOOOFU u -fOtO SttU5T IIt7Jt5s
DENVER CRY, July Is.
Extensive and rich silver mines have recent
ly been discovered fifty miles west of this city,
at the foot Of the Snowy Range Hundreds Of
assays show from $50 to $500 per ton. There
is great excitement here and in the noun
tains. Hundreds of people have gone out
there and beyond Snowy Range on Snake
River -
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

LILYIAN.--This is the name of new prep,
aration for q identifying the hair,s just intro
duced by Fl. 81. Hay, junction of Free and
Middle streets, and is the best article for the
purpose we have ever seen. The ladies are
delighted with it. AAf.h "s
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14
Correspondence.

New YORK, July 10.
The Commercials Washington dispatch says
Frederick Sewatd has been out to-day, and
contemplates visit down the Potomac.
The Catholic priests who attended Mrs.
Surratt, have made affidavits respecting the
restrictions by the War Department, which
win soon be published.
1 D. P. Holloway, Commissioner of Patents,
resigned to-day. ii kdf
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

aam.g l i FORTRESS MONROE, July IL.
All abandoned property in and around Nor
folk and Portsmouth has been turned over to
the Freedmen's Bureau. ~ ..s.,A
Cotton is daily arriving at Norfolk from
North Carolina.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

THE degree of Master of Arts was confer
red on Wednesday, by Tufts College on Mr..
Charles S. Fobes of this city, Of the firm Of
Burgess, Fobes q Co., graduate of that Col
lege Of 1860. f.. gi..a .s fss g. ,,.es.e...
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

Hrs Honor Mayor Mcclellan having fur
nished the" Portland City Guards with the
Armory in the old City Hall formerly occupied
by the Rife Guards they win meet at that
place this evening, at s o'clock, at which time
theyw receive their new rifles. A prompt
attendance is requested. 4.
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U .. 500 Six Per Cent.
G0lD-BEARlnG B0EDS

These Beads are now worth handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds,
from State County and Manicipal tao ,tioA rchtch
dddsJrom one to three per cent per annss to their
0dtae according the ra leviod upon other prop
erty. The interest ispyable semi annually BY oou-
pons attached TO each note, which nay be cat of
and sold to any bank or banker. r99 ale ~
Tho interest at 7.aO per cent. amountato - I.
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Portland Gas Light Co,n,,o,,v.

rIlHE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders o. the
4 Portland Gas lAghs Company " N be held at their
Office, NO. - Exchange Street. on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th Instant at O'Clock p NJ for te election Of
Omcers 70 act upon the Repors OF tbe President and
fore them. EDWARD r. nAVIFS-
July u, 1s65.-dtd President
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MunrorpAI. couRr. July Isl.

James Conley got drunk and kicked up
disturbance, for which he paid $6.17 fine and
oOsie.
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Arri.sas of the Mor,,i,.g star.

M Ii .a1..,.a. II New YORK, July 10.
The steamer Morning Star, from Greytown
9Th, has arrived. She brings 772 passengers
who left San Francisco June 18th. i4i.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

THAT cargo of Eagle Hin coal, now land
ing ut franklin Wharf, is about as handsome
one as has been seen here of late.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

DR.. d. stiH continues to Extract Teeth by E1Rc-
TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polits invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sale
for family use with thorough instructions.
DIR. ID. can accommodate few patients with board
and treatment at his house.
Office hours from O'Clock A. M. to 70 Il; from
to P. NJ, and to in the evening. 1914
Consultation free. a.Il.llil nov1tf
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7I - NEW YORK, July IL
The steamer Atlantic, from New Orleans,
brings the I'd New Jersey Cavalry. They are
discharged.
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Friday Morning, July IA, 1865.
N = I ! -7---ll-----7---7
PORTLAND AND HICINITY.

New Advertisements TO-Days
Entertainment-Th eatre-Deering Hall.
Excursion--July goth.
House for Sale-H. Palmer
Watch Lost--Brnnswick. a 81 4sGAi gf
Boat Found--J. WiDslow -. .l,, .. y
Annual Meeting-A. 81 St L. X. X GO.
Z Payment of Coupons
Alternate House Lots for Sale.
Dissolution.
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Horses, Carriages, Harnesses. &c.

IN SATURDAY Jolly 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. M
"a yoen Eusselps Carriage AIanuaetory Nos Iii
second hand Carriages, Consisting Of .IENNY
LINDS, OPEN and TOP EUGGlES, SU n TOPS.
Side-Spring wagons, &C., new and Ia fne Fyie and
one new and cond hand Harness es, sc, SC. we
No postponement on account OF lie weather
HENRY BAILEY q CO., Auctioneers.
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GenteeI COTTAGE at Anction-

" M, we shall sell ne. Col are near tbe Conore-
gttiora Meesing Horse IN Westh.olh known as fhe
frout Place, situate ab0ll mile Eoin Pol nj It
tie b9sG MAJ ial aud w ! no ESQ We. nc 3, h9
celec W, II IT, Iona cd n =. LIS new srd h,
pefiec. 'er. To ei 81 aide aud ner one - ~ as
web a. lat e % asie % Lad 81 Tue sLc ~ 81 col
cultVaion; tds e g ajoIe s;xy fstit ,iss on the
lo.-yJp6g end ,hi;.sS-Hi.h cufreh Is, 600 s0effel,
strawberries, rasplellics, &c, Sc. It a splendid
piece OF popertyone OF he most desirable we have
held fo- yesrs. Sale postise. i.rtn
/. july19it1 II. BAILEY q CO., Auctioncsrs
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For Sale.

~ The valuable three story BRICK HOUSE
fta.;i and LOT ON the corner Of State and Spring
Streeis. now occupied by Mrs. McLel,ln M
Enquire of j.. q E. M. RAND,
Portland, July 12-d2wis 1913 Middle 81,
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nnmlInin COIlege.

V,HE annual meeting Of the oyerseers Of Bowdoin
On TUESDAY Tues, the first day Of August next, 81 two
o,cIock IN the afternoon.
''''N - a: G. ROBBINS, Secretary.
Brunswick July 8, 1866. juiy7dti
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TO Coal Consumers.
STEAMER FOR FREEPORT.

The, steamer CASCO win leave
~ Freeport Tor Portland every MON
n . n "A AN DAY, WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
60 49, >DAY Mornings It O'Clock.
- - Returning, Will leave CUSTOM
HOUSE WHARF on che same afternoons at O'Clock.
rates. ju1y7 Em
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DRAdATIc.--The comedy of the aSerious
Family and the farce of the aModel Hus-
band" were well rendered last evening at
Deering Hall to an appreeiative audience.
This evening the performance viii consist of
the plays of aThe Last Mani and aRobert Ma
eaire,@ in both of which Mr.. Murray will ap-
pear. 9Gg an sss ri iti sas4 area bis h
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14
BowdOin College.

iHe annual meetiDglof the President and Trustees
u iEowd in College, will be held at BAFRISFER
HALL In the College Chapel, Tue day the first day
Of August next. at ten O'clock in the forenoon.
ef- ~ - ...ls. JOHN ROGERS, Secretary.
z BIZ lnswick, July 5, 1865. july7dtd
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Auction Sales.
IIAuctiOn and Commission Store.

TIiHE subscriber has taken the Store No. 100 Fed
eral Street, near the United states Hotel for the
Auction and Commission Business, and Is prepared
70 receive eonsignmenis Of Dry and Fancy Goods,
ssnees goods consigned tor positive sale. Sales
=, furniture, Real Estate or any kind Of property
ma Z tly attended TO. good Assortment OF Dry
sale. - Noous consoduuy on manu- ior private
and Sion SION SALES every evening, arb Wednesday
tend the sales A'oi's aAe in'i'e" 70 AZ
n w ryor,., CHARES f. PORTER.