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WASHINGTON, June 80.

Il WASHINGTON, June 80.
The military commission recently engaged
in the trial OF the conrpirators, met This morn
ing, and after brief consultation made up the
findings and adjourned. The result will not
be positively known until officially promul-
gated. sas
Gov Gale, who in last December advertised
IN the Selma Dispatch for million dollars to
procure the assassination of President Lin
coin, VIM. II. Seward and Andrew johnson,
was taken from the old Capital prison to-day
and sent to Alabama for trial.
Among the cases 10 be tried before the mil
itary commission, OF which Col Chapman is
Judge Advocate, sitting in this city, is that OF
resident oil Virginia, who year ago coll
spired with guerrillas TO cause the death of
loyal citizens, the accused having furnished
the guerrillas with United States uniforms as
a disguise. sssH aaaFsB
The money order offices are after to- day
10 De increased from $50 to 420, principally in
the Western States. Measures have been
taken to extend the system to the Pacific
coast The result of the Experiment so far, has
been satisfactory to the Post Ofice Depart
ment While these remit small sums of money.
j they are perfectly insured from loss.
The Commissioner of the Revenue Laws re-
tires from office to morrow, to be succeeded by
William Orion of New York.
Ihe number OF passports issued at the State
department. during the past month, has bean
unprecedentedly large.
The temperature to-day, ran as high as.
nlnety-six in the shade. Late this afternoon
there was heavy rain storm, accompanied
by thunder and lightning.
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Letter from Brunswick.
BoWpoIN CoLLEaE. Jun,

BowDoIN COLLEGE, June 80, 1865.
70 hs Editor Of the Press
The sandy plains of Brunswick are unusu-
ally hourishing in the beautiful adornments
IF nature, and around Brunswick she seems
bid to strangers to come to the annual feast
~ commencement.
The "Prex" has yielded to the wishes of the
graduating class, and consented to deliver the
3accalaureate discourse at Commencement.
how he satisfied his conscience on the point
of "precedentsY we are at a loss to determine.
However, the boys have drawn him out, and
nay well feel proud of their achievement.
The Germania Band of Boston, will discourse
its best music upon that occasion. The grad
nating class attended prayers for the last time
IN Monday eve, and according to time-honcr
ed custom, sang "AuId Lang Syne" while
coming out and at the door of the chapel
This is one Of tho most touching customs of
the college course. We there sever the ties
Of college life, and Alma Mater claims us as
full grown men, ready to go forth and battle
With the realities and stern necessities of life.
Luz COhC6O DOy ACNOA iOASCbo buCoO eCoLco.
rney imprint upon bis heart the tender asso-
citation of mates aud Alma Matters fostering
care. The class passed its final and satisfac-
tory examination on Tuesday. The following
parts were assigned for commencement:
Latin Salu' atory, j. A. Locke, Bidde ford /;
English Orations, ]. E. Fullerton, Bath, F l..
Hayes, Bost,o, Mass, M. j. Hill, Biideford,
NJ. G. Stone, jay; Philosophical DISGUISE
lion, ]. E. Moore, Lisbon; Literary DISGUST
tions, D. A. Eaton. Cincinnati, OHIO, G. Fuller,
Lincoln, S. W. Harmon, Buxton, II. W. Swa-
sey, Standish; Dispositions, j. B. Cotton,
Lewiston, q. S Dresser, Portland; Discus
sions, G. w. Adams, Wilton, e. Minay,
Bowdoinham. 67g
The annual anniversary Of the Peucinian
Society took place a. Mason ST. Church on
Monday Eve, before avery large and appreci-
alive audience Orator, Joseph &. Moore OF
Lisbon. Subject of Osation, Great men as
types and individuals. TIE Grafton was mark
ed throughout 10y originality, plain good
sense and some of the most keen and telling
hits. For example, the orator remarked, in
comparing French infdels with the corrupt
priesthood of Europe, speaking of Votaire,
that good infdel was more likely to reach
heaven than debauched priest also, that ii
The devil should abdicate no one would dis
pute Robespierre to succession. The poet
was John B. Cotton, Of Lewiston. Subject,
CLOUD Pictures" 1t was gracefully written,
and dignifed production, and eloquently
spoken. He showed his good sense by avoid
ing the common practice OF combining him
self in the main to college customs and worn
out hits at professors peculiarities. The
thoughtful public appreciated the effort though
with the mass it was not SO taking as those
which abound in old jokes. The music by
| the East Auburn Band was decided success
and an improvement upon that which has
been furnished heretofore By other organiza
tons. The whole affAir was decided sue
cess, and Peucinia may well b. proud Of her
sons. Very truly, CYoLoPs.
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TEETHi TEETHa TERTHI

Dr. D. stilI continues to Extract Teeth BY Electi u
ity scithoKt PAIN. Persons having deeayed tee
or stumps they wish to have removed tor resettin
he would give polite invitation o call.
Superior Electro Afdqaetic Mdchsnes for sale tof
family use with thorough Instructors. -
DR., d. can accommodate few patients with
board and treatment at his house.
once hours from o'oIooh A. y. 20 y E.i
rom to P. NJ, apa 70 in the Evening
CONSULTATION gree novlu
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New YORK, June 90 -
The Times, spvoiaa Wasntuguun dispatch
says mat alter the army of the Potomac is re-
duced or consolidated, it will constitute
provincial army corps, ard will be under com
mand OF General Mott, the fifth corps division
by General Ayres, and the sixth corps div
ision by Gen. Getty.
new department, consisting of Pennsyl-
yania, Delaware, Maryland and Western Vir-
ginia will be made, with Gen. Hancock com
manding.
Gen. Hooker will succeed Gen. Dix, in COM
mand of the Department of the East, with his
headquarters in New York.
The Commercials Washington dispatch says
the heat is 50 intense that several soldiers to-
day fell with sun stroke.
The State Department has sent circulars to
all cities, announcing that the Russian plague
is extending westward with great rapidity,
and suggesting precautionary measures.
Osborne, the naval reporter who has SO long
been in confinement, charged with publishing
contraband news, was to-day released on pa
role. ~ a5
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Who have Geld hands snd feet; wenk sionaohs,
lame ana weak backs: nervous and sick headache;
Dizziness and swimming IN the head, with indigee.
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain In the side
and back; leucorrhmn, Tor whitesl falling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
All that long train OF diseases viii find IN Electric
TOO profase rnenstruation and al Of those long line
Of troubles With young ladies' Electroity sortain
specific and will In short tirae restore the sufferer
"a the yigoF of health
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{hOMAS >. JACK.) Commute
JOHN N BROWN, RaSata
RULES Ann REcIrr.ATIf,Ns

y.
1st-Eotries, with names. numbar of oars ara
color OF each boat, must be made or before Jnle
LIST. book Is open for that parpose ut Messrs pa.
Wis Prothers, NJ SO Exchange St.
2nd-Entries BY mail may made by addreksin :
either OF the members OF tao Committee ON gaia
3rd-All applications for entries mast designate
Tor which race, or races.
4th-All Boats will enter free. ..ttfs
6th-Thers will be two Guns f,cd at each Race
the first for the Boats to Come into ne the second
for this start. H+s
6th-Ail Boats to carry Coxsw vain. or not, as
they may elect.
tiffany Boattaking another Boats water, there
by causing collision, will be ruled out.
SHIN rounding slower station, the inside boat
must have Tbs course; any boat interfering with
said oat loses her chance Tor the przs.
sth-All Boats entering for either Of tho races
must repors themselves ready ( the start at Il @
Judges station precisely the hour named for the
raoss. Boats fai ing 10 report will not be allow
cd TO pull in esther Of the races. aNls A
lOth-No Second Prize will TO awarded ia any
race unless three or more boas contend FIR the
llth-The rulings of the Judges win be final in
all o SIS. =
I2th-Dus notice will be given of the time and
place of the drawing for positions. tlI.
l3th-Suitat lie sccommoo aficDe will be provided
for the housing of boats from OF the city on ap-
House, India Street.
w Fl. CLIFFORD ESQ,
CAPT JOHN A. WEBSTER
U. g. Revenue Service ii
CAPT. HENRY INNMAN,
CAPT. BENZ. j. WIILARD f'SSs'''
HALL DAVIS ESQ, ~
ate3a GEORGES TREF EfHk ESQ.,, III
MOSES PEARSON, ESQ.,, -
june12dtoj!4 4 srlsr
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seizure OF Goods.

NJ sTICE is hereby given that the following de.
IN scribed goods were seized at this Port, on the
days hereinafter mentioned for a violation of the
revenue Laws: E&UN sga1H
keg Powder April az. 1866 on Commersial St 1
bag Coffee On board brig &c o W. Chase" Dbl
Molasses keg Tamarinds May 10, 1865, on board
on Commercial St, Dbl Molasses jane s, 1865, n
board steamer Montreal . bottls, graDdF. June
9, 1865 n board stean er Montreal 8 ChoIonom.
ct rs June Ii, 1885, board brig Mar zanii y
Dbl, fbag d l frkin sugpr: Que Dbl aIossses; 8
kegs Tama in 8. June 10, 1856, ON board steam I
Montreal" boxc nam ng a PIE e of silk and q
steamer Nov Brunswick" b. cloves. 1888
Any person or persons, claiming the some, are re
quesed 70 appear aud make such claiA within nino.
W Gays from the date hereof otherwise the said
goods will be disposed of in with the act
Of Congress approved April2. 1874 vi
ISRAEL WASnBURN, Jr,
June ~, l665-d1a3w Collector
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aa3 new YORK, June 80.
Cotton lc lower; sales 800 bales MIDI ing Up.
land ct 45c' 3.lrase
FiouI-Siate ard Western5c lower sales 7Oc0 bbls
State 00(9b 80; Round Hoop Ohio 35@7 IS; West
ern COOS "a; Southern Sc lower; sal $50 IBIS ii
65@1l SO; Canada sc lower sales $40 bbls at 75a
no. afa aa $3.50
Wheat-lG2c lower; sales GO 600 bushels: Mil
waukee no l 2S@0I 90; Chicago spring I250Qi 81;
Aubsr Milwaukee 29@i 80; Winter ktd Western
3i(@l42 4af tsst f4t "a snl De iA2
orn at 75a7S.
Oat;-Ia2c lower ttl H s4k
b ef-quIet
4 ork-easier; sales s,4oo bbs new mess at "a 25a
% l25. n 1
Lard steady; sales 100 bbls at 155@I9
ct 08021 e. t1fffft}af Fs{Tf- f'1F'
Sugafs-active; sales I130 hhds Muscovado at 104a
l21c; 800 boxes Havana at lO3@l4B,
Naval Stores-quiet.
Freightst TO Liverpool
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FoR HARPswELL.-Steam yacht Marcena
Johnaon, has been thoroughly reftted with
new machinery, and placed in the best run
ming trim for the route to Harpswell. She will
be commanded by Capt. ]. B. Johnson, and
will commence making two trips per day to
that place, at reduced fare, sometime next
week. The beauties Of Harpswell, and the de
lightful sail from Portland thither-the. trip
occupying about one hour, will attract
crowds Of visitors this season. The Sea Side
house is now open for the reception Of com
pany.
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New Hampshire Correspondence.
PORTSMOUTH, June 20, 1865

PORTSMOUTH, June 20, 1865,
T0the Editor Of The Press:
Seventeen vessels Of nearly 10000 tons ag-
gregate burlhen, are in theINavy Yard, some
partly timbered ont, Others launched, Others
lying at the docks for repairs.
By an order from the Secretary Of the Ma
w an account of stock, machinery and every
thing in the yard is being taken. 1t is thought
It will take year to go through it. II the
government wanted the room, a gooe fire
would be blessing to clean out the old
scuicn which has been long collecting.
1rea' numbers Of visitors are expected a.
Inc resort houses in this vicinity through the
coming season. Large supplies of 2-26 rum
have been put in.
The returns Of the Collector Of Internal
Revenue, show that a maiden lady navs tax
for the largest income of any person IN this
city, exceeding 5000 per year.
STEVE
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FULFIL YOUR PROMISES TO THE GIRLS
Yesterday we noticed an elderly gentleman
surrounded by bevy Of some halt dozen Or
more blooming damsels, the latter guiding the
former to that coy place or an ice cream
Lucy's Saloon on Exchange Street. Having
little curiosity, we made some inquiries about
the party, and learned that the gentleman
had just been admitted into the poF-corn fra
ternity, and was paying his initiation fee in
ice cream. He was a little disposed to shirk
the payment of the initiation fee, but the dam
sells were too much for him, and obliged him
to fork over. aaH 81 s s7qad
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From Kentaelsv-spssoh Of Coz. Bramresse.


LOUISVILLE, KY, June 20. 3
Gov. Bramlette addressed the citizens this
evening in favor of the Constitutional ameId-
mens and the advantages of free over slave la
Dor in Kentucky. He said slavery had been
utterly overthrown and proved the impossi-
bity of its restoration. He urges the people
to proceed to establish system of free
labor, as dictated by wisdom aud their
interests, and showed by statistics OF the pop
ulaiion and the occupation of lands by slave
holders and non-slaveholders that the rich
lands OF the State were in the hands of class
exceedinglysma Ia comparison with the pop
ular masses. He urged the organization of
the Tree white laborers of the State that they
might in future take care of their own inter
ests. He said necessity existed for the i'm
mediate action of Kentucky in disposing Of
the next question of slavery the progress of
events having actually destroyed the institu
ton ITSELF
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Resistance to the HaDeas Corpus.

49,. PHILADELPHIA, June 30.
The contest between the civil and military
authorities growing out Of the arrest of w. B.
Oozzens, continues. Last night three Of the
sheriff's deputies proceeded to Provost Mar
shal Finks headquarters, with orders to ar
rest that officer. They were driven away BY
the provost guard and made a return accord
iugly to the court to day. The matter has
been postponed until to morrow at 9 A. NJ,
when the sheriff will probably call on all citi-
zens to aic him in arresting the Provost Mar
shall, There ems to be some doubt as to
whether tina application for assistance to en-
force the arrest, should be directed TO the
sheriff or to the governor.
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Rosa demonstrating the absence of
the French Emperor. the Empress has bestow-
ed the Cross OF the Legion Of Honor upon
Rosa Bonheur, the distinguished painter of AMI
mas. Her residence, the Chateau de By, is
near Foniainbleau. This is the first time this
b1aer has been bestowed upon woman for
artistic excellence. The first woman that re-
ceyed this distinction was "Sister Martha, =
who exposed her life many times upon the bat.
tle.felds during the first Empire. This recog-
milton of the lights of women is loudly ap-
plauded In France. tAA a taa
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FROM the so,.th- ,cest.

..taanf.cy ea r CAIRO, June 30
The steamer from Memphis brings 1856 bales
OF cotton for st. Louis, aud 100 bales passed
up the Ohio yesterday. 49, 81
The special dispatch TO the Memphis Bule-
tln, dated at New Orleans, says that the ne.
gfoes at VIcksburg are protesting against the
appointment of Judge Sharkey as Governor.
and are clammering for the right to vote. J,
Gen. Sheridan had gone to Texas
The steamer Dix recently sunk in Red
River, and is a total loss.
The lover country aud other portions of the
State were invested with guerilas and other
outlaws. aA t&IA ttAG
Gen. Candy had sent home troops after
Them gian 4f E -
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Yerios.s Ite,,.s.

-'s Az New York, June 3d.
The steamer which arrived last night
brought north the papers and effects of JEFF.
Davis, which were captured in Florida.
Texas paper says that Gen. Candy in
formed the rebel Gen. Buckner, when the
latter arrived in New Orleans, to surrender
Kirby Smiths army, that one day later for
midable army would have been in motion for
Texas, where the terms of surrender would
have not been accepted.
The transition from condition OF war to
peace, was proceeding very quietly and order
y in Texas.
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From Richmond.

New YORK, June 3d.
Gen. Terry has issued an order in Richmond
declaring the laws and ordinances restraining
flee negroes in their personal liberty as part
of the slave code, and as slavery is abolished,
those laws are obsolete. These persons are
therefore to have the same personal liberty as
other citizens. ts
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! shaker Maine Fower,

either one or two horse M chine which for light
ess OF draft and perfect execution business, can
not be excelied.
CHARLES yINING. 4
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Religious notices oftwenty-dve words or less, free;
all excess Of this amount will be charged ten cents
line eight words constituting line This rule
hereafter will be rgidIy adhered to.-[PuB. Press.
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Manufacturers & Traders Bank,
Portland Academy I
MONDAY MORNING, June 10th.

guVHE vacation OF two cess announced by Mr. q.
n having ended, ashort Summer Term OF ave weeks
,-,iI he commenced
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Res. ALFRED E. IVES, of Castine, was
Moderator, pro tenn, at the closing meeting of
the General Conference of Maine, on Thurs
day afternoon.
Rev. Mr. Garland, Of Bethel, who was an
nounced in the report Of yesterday, was Mod
orator pro tenn at The Business Session on
Thursday morning.
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ARRIVAL OF TRooPs.-The 9Th Maine
Battery, Major Stevens, arrived here yester-
day morning in the steamer from Boston.
They we're furnished with collation., and
proceeded to Augusta.
The 1st Maine cavalry arrived here at six
o'clock in the afternoon and, after partakiDg
of some refreshments, proceeded to Augusta.
They numbered about $50 men.
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Portland Five Cents Savings FAM

WET NURSE wanted Immediately. Enquire At
w 81 Wilmot st. june30dtf
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AoCIDENT.--One of the members of the LIST
Maine Cavalry got off the train yesterday at
the Cape Elizabeth depot for the purpose OF
obtaining drink of water. In attempting to
get on the car, while the train was in motion,
he slipped andie! on the track. The wheels
OF the car passed lengthwise over one of his
feet, crushing it badly except the great toe,
which was not touched. He was brought to
the Walker House and attended to by DIR.
Tewksbury. The man belongs in PASSPORT.
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Wanted Ipaaraediatelu.

MEN LOOKING FOR BUSINESS to investigate
INl the merits of the new and very valuable IN
MENTIONS now being offered at the n
INVENTORS EXCHANGE, SO FEDERAL ST.
Such q splendid opportunity to make money rapid
ly, in LEGITIMATE BUSINESS, never before
was offered In the State of Maine.
AZ Call without delay if you wish q choice of
territory. +. i. CUSHING.
iune3OdH - N $1,000
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Fos EAsTPoRT AND ST. JoHN-The beau
titul steamer New York, which has been pur-
chased by the International Steamship Com
pany, has been thoroughly overhauled, and
fitted up in ine style, and will take her place
on the route between Boston and St. John
on Monday next, when the Montreal will be
Withdrawn. The New York will be comman-
ded by Capt. q. w. Chisholm.
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CHILDREN's CoNcERT..-This concert which
was 50 well received short time ago will be
repeated this evening at City Hall. There will
be change of programme and some older vo-
calists will take part in the exercises. Now
we feel quite sure that the proceeds Of this
concert, added to those of the former one,
will amount to enough 10 purchase piano
for the children, and thus the object will be
accomplished. We expect to see large and
brilliant audience on the occasion.
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Notes OF all the denominations named will be
promptly furA shed upon receipt of subscriptions.
Tbs Not, Of this Third Serie areprecsely similar
In form and privileges to the Seven Thrtiss already
Sold except that the Government reserves to itself
tn option paying interest in gold o,in al Der
cen Inns cad If 9-l0ths in currency Subscribers
willdeauct interest in currency up to July l5th
at the time when they subscribe
The delivery Of The notes Of this third series ofthe
seven.thfties will comm, on IL let Of june and
viii be made promptly and continuously after that
date. f. la 3AIssesaa sli 81
The slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affect only the ma ter Of interest,"
The pay ment in gold, if made, will be equivalent
the currency interest Of tho higher rate ifi IA
The return to specie payments, in the e7ent of
which only will be the option to pa5 interest in gold
be aYahed of, would SO reduce and equalzs prices
that purch 'ses made with tx per cent in gold would
be fully equal to those made with seven and three.
tenths per cent. in currency.
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Fron. Rnltinnore

BALTIMORE, June 30.
Gen. Lee has gone to couatry seat in Cum
Derland county, Va, to spend the summer
months. b.
Henry A. Wise arrived in Norfolk on We'd
nesday afternoon, intending to stay a fe ~
days. 81 d a e
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SrRAYED from Gen. shep ey's June 18th, mid
~ die tizs Black ut-answe-s TO the pane o
"bess'-four white fee1, viii breast, an d white
ring nearly round theneck, shaggy curly hair; has
been partisl lily shaved. Whoeve will return her 90
Gen. Shspley, or give informston leading 70 has re-
coverv. shall Zee i've the above reward.
juns29td
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PERsoNAI.-C Capt J. s. Hay, A. Q NJ.
formerly editor Of the St Creix Herald, called
upon us yesterday. he lie visiting his friends
here on brief leave of absence. The captain
looks as though the army life agreed with
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DART OF A HOUSE, centrally located, to Q
i small family without children. Gentleman and
wife preferred. References required.
Address NJ, Press Office. june30dtf
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Enthusiastically was decidedly juicy
DAY; tome would say it was emphaticaly
greasy. The perspiration had free course, so
did L@ing's Soda Fountain. 1t was the hot
test day of the season.
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TIE delegates from the Portland Board Of
Trade TO the Detroit Convention, will meet at
the Board Of Trade room at half-past seven
O'Clock this evening, for the purpose of max
Ing some necessary preliminary arrangements.
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NyHE barge "COMFORr" has bsea Ie .sed to Mr.
IL larry BAKER for the coming seas n.
Parties wishing to engaye her for exsu' sions. will
please ca on Mr.. Baker at Mr.. Partington's Ice
Cream Saloon under Lancaster HAIL. at 10 O'Clock
eacn dsv. CAPT. WIN WILL ARD.
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NEW YORK, June 80.
The LIST Maine regiment, $50 strong, Col.
Hyde, arrived here at 5 o'clock. and left At
II o'clock tonight by the New Haven boat
for Augusta.