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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
Special Notices.

One Grand Hally..
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
T.. Upi.p eten. Of the Nlnsi.ou,h WAfi, sud al IN
favor " supporting n. Adnlisir,ion -
ASDRFw JJhNSOS. ..
And ~, nomine- Of 'he Union state County sn1 Jlicy
( Couvsuuoa,, asc invited 20 s.reublr in
MASS MEETING
AT LANDMAN's HAMlLToS rARK.
sHty un'hst ana l"ndhFn' on
To rgy the .aac fr,roul TO the pominanon' Of
THOMAS MURPHY.
for Scnl,or a the n,v-u't Di'tfic'. and
ADOLF LENINGER,
For Member Of Assembly
The following eminent speaker, have been n'icd Ani 81"
conndsuiiy expected TO natr. ., tle tnseliu.
ion. HORACE GREELEY,
Hon. ABRAM MAkfMAN,
Hon. WM. A DARLING. -
Gen. PA1Ritk HkNkl JONfS,
t,ru. GEO. ". PALMER
col. JAMES H. OBtlRhF.
col THOMAS B.NAS bGREH
Juls. A. J. DlTlEhHOEFglR,
UESRN RICHARDS. r.g,,
n. N. BABCOCk. e-q
A fine Band of Music will bc b. Attendance
And choice Singing by tie " social M'nnef 'hof' "uo
h''' s'"'''Siy, ~, AIS ie;Ii IRf.ERyFD FOR LADIES
RALLY. RALLN,, EAiLl!l!
GEORGE a. Vas BRl NE
Chairman Uron Association XVIII Assembly District
CrRu. T. FROST aeoraiy. "
Executive Committee Of rbe tn,on t:onernl
Commiurc.-i Iiergrr Meeting o this Commi'ice VI
be acd ncadlutrefs CORNER Blo.ds and "tn,y ,n'a
-. on MOhDAi ENLNlNu 0c ~, iso>i ~ ~ , si0oa
lltsRI y IlcrrAr s.crclarie..
CuAs II. iiALL
Twentieth Ward Union A-.ociniion.-To IiiE
UNlOr MtN or IIE IN NIli iu W ~ , '.n's ~
laacaop Meeting viii be- lct by Tire mon A''cet''s 9i
th- Tweu'i-th Mad ou MONDAY. ENENlNC. ue 'o.h
mot n te lu corner Of Thirty third e. and tifhthn'
TIE following SPEAKERS invited and a'e ehprl'ito DO
COL. J.F. O'BFiRNR of Ohio.
The lion HORACE GREtLtrt
Tie Rev. WILLIAM u. bOoLh'
Tie Hon. Jon. N. WHITE,
ISAAC J. OLN KR. e-q
Gss Clao Vii be IN siie9'p ., T,'is ~ 30
KNOX mc,rEK, Secretary.
The Union .Iudiclnry Convention vii hold On sd-
ionfned meeting iii loniayl ENtNlNb' at tie corner o
Twenty thrd'i and b'oa1sy ., gqIS,,M l@alr p,.,.n,
3S%s I%1sA; =. r Eo'Tnri .mra. ys'e'e''ri''
Republican Union
CITIZENS NOMINiTiON,
FOR SENATOR,
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Ninth Fifteenth, Sixteenth aud hi ish,eenth Wards,
ABRAHAM LENT.
HEADQUARTERS, No. IS slXTHAVE.
TcqoIur Union Nominntlon, rim Senatorial Di..
mt I.nth Eleventh Thuecn'h aud Seventeenth afds
arsAroIs,
GlLBLkTC {. DEANE.
Annn y. Dickinson At the Cooper institute on TUES,
nay TVFNIhG Oct 81 For plTtcu.lrs es advertisement
uudrI head Of Lecture. and MteiiucA'
Anna 4. Diek InsOn will lecture on 'Msfrse. and US
prs' ~ the ,onsrg guoual Church, MoiTlSanis, llia
lMondsyJ EVENING, Oct. 81.
The Fair IN Aid Of the Union Home snd selNoo
f m, Ma nen.nr, AID kducgtiyn OF the Children ot
Voun...f. uo~ opsu ct tie City hs-ruby Rooms olos
on WEDNESDAY EVENING. Dodsohh' Band p1 iornis
ILs oacer. of The n.tu,ion are; President hr, Drak
Mills, Mo. Pre.iieni. Mrs. Judge Daily Ms ~ W oois
Trr.,ner Mr.. John ;. Voorhees, Se;TriN,c', MS,, pN
Ioyt Mr.. lIsrysy T.. Law.
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~ Ts subtle essence Of tie QUEEN Flower the Tropics
concentrated in Phalon. ~ gu, Blooming Cersus"-. per
u delicious. permanent snd refreshing taai In all ths
rre. Of there 1. nothing THAI yie With it
4. ~ as,sr Examiner
a NEW PERFUME FOR TILE HANDKERCHIEF.
Er,rAct Of ,b.
"NlGHTBLOOMIS CEREUS."
NIGIIT-BI.OOMING CEREUS.'
"NIGHT-BI.OONIN CEREUS."
w. On every comfortable shoCId stand agon Of PhAions
Hish Blooming Cereu..7 to refresh AM tsanqolze the
those who delight in and wholesome perfumes
In fact this the a.on in uc-i oi tie mansous W
town lJsIsE.on Sentinel
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List Of Unies Meetisss u New.Hsf1s
Mond0r Oct %.

Msndsy o.a o.aHoan q
WArsRrowy-Hou. BUTLER O. NOBLE.
ponr Jry,Essos-Hon: CHAoNckkf GIN W. x PECR. ~ RA
CoRsrya-Iion. G. 4. GROW. npy ~
RaiSrBrcK-iion. HENRY WILSON.
BALDswISsYuLy-Hon b. :. BkUCE;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L. MAfNARD. esa I'D
pIsnssposr- Cen. + 4. HhhKSstk' stRKsk'
ons..sr-pAffRaiccik {: 1G:6kBETi; e,a. ,a.,,vox
EsoPUs-iion. VIM. C. DOANE.
yuy,.,o.- Gen. JOHN II; MAkrINpALE' IL
C.s-oS-Hou. BUTLER .; NOBLE.
Mossls .slI-fion. cHAUNCEY M. DEPEw.
0Lyys FtILs-Hen W. X: PECk
Hupsos-ten. +. CAREY:
ILIOs-GEoSSE ILIOs-GEo'aS.Es 7 MA1EksR; \ MSkSIfT Tf'a
osn,n.-Hdul Hai; afsaS ii \ Wits6s vHks1s.
wKsDspoxr-PATRICK CORBErT sst
siHssagis.-Hen. nH WM q, BoANE
Wsdne.tny Nor 4
As..sr- sSsa ISRspNIx xln4 KILEArhicK t''~i'ss
es:...sem.s es:s.s25sa. s. itfSan Z eaRrS y 'LsoS'
f'''Hf''''r-( Con Gss: q eHidsasa 4 ssacf M DsrEw
Iisa-1ien. JOHN Ii. MARTINDALE.
UTCA- Hon HENRY J. RAYMOND.
EDwAaos- gs% Ssn + Z. !: <. 'pskkiH[' shkkER'
CoPAKs FLArs--wILLiAM II. BURLEI0H, -
LYoSs-Hoa THOMAS q A.vORD.
,...,.c (E. DELAfiELD SMITH,
NvhHaAAo- GEO. ,. FOYEs. esq
Scsssxcr,pY-Rev. r. l. IVES.
MARBLxrows-Iion. WM. c. DOANE.
Muos.-H.a. BurIEs FsEls'S g NOBLE
OswHGo-Gen. s. p. CAREY
sxIKEArELss--Hon. 9. G. MooDMAN
NAsARA FANs--tjsn. JOHN H. MAhTi'DhLAs
Geuvsasrun--} tis" 5sn T. T. 4 4 nfRsTf fasfrf. ...
BArAvn-Hon THOS q. ALyQR0. .....--
k0sDA-Hoa HENRY WILSON,
FArsrrZvLLK-Rev b. J. IVES
myLLySvILLE-W. II. BURLEl0H esq
0osxEs-Hon. CbAUNCEY N. DEPEw.
PLArrsBURaa-Hse. BUTLER @. NOBLE.
Joaasrows-Hon. HENRY wilson
H'o-~r.a- :s Hss. : : S'i + +, $ss$ISsstr %SSSSss 4
owseo-PATRICk CoRBEIT, esq
De KALs VILLAGE sS asD. : :. < <. rAaKEFt nNHRrT.
JoHsrowy. Columbia Go. o.-WILLIAM II. BCRLEI0e
SyRACUsR-(jen. 5. +. CAREY.
KiSssros-Hon. B. + BRUCE.
(ti.n John A. LoGAN,
BRooxLvs- Gen. JUDSON L. KILPATRlCR,
Hon VIM ID. KELLY.
Saturday Not.4
TRoY-Hon. BUTLER q NOBLE.
frHACA-tien. 5. r. CAREY.
LrrrLz FALLs-tIon. HENRY WILSON.
ELnIsA-PArRiCK CORBETr ESQ.
CAyAxDarsra-Gen JOHN H. MARrINDaLn'
uo,sv 5Gen T.. A. MERRITT,
"'Hh@f Hon. A. X PARKER ....-
snsstA RAILs-tion. TiiOs: O. ALvORD:
KfSpsREpos s-Hol CHAUNCEY N. DEPfW.
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r. The nightingale has peer among sn gng birds tho
auieopo Il, Aug oil graceful quadmpeds, aud among
thou,iud perfumes, Phalon's Night Blooming Cor-us I"
ar ds aou-nstchles. in purity unapproacbea In youp
mon. and duIablu tnan any other hola
,.,t tkuo~u-fOrang. jour al.
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The Portland daily press., 1865-07-25

Lost tss
ER On Wednesday laston the College Grounds
hEEA IN Brunswick, small SILVER WATCH
EG19 The Under will be suitably rewarded by leav-
wv ing 1t at the Press Office, or informing s. N
Gol,DLNG Of this city where it can be obtained.
July 14-d1w*
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newspaper, because the world to which they
relate is too familiar and prosaic; but hun, ~
ared years hence some Thackeray WIN nnd
them full of picturesque life and spirit
The "Chronicle" Of the annual Register
makes the England of the last century more
wildly real to us than any history, The jests
which Pompeian idlers scribbled on the walls,
while Vesnvius was brooding its fiery con-
spirators under their feet, bring the scene
nearer home to us than the letter of Pliny, and
deepen the tragedy by their trifing contrast,
like the graye-diggers' .unseemly gabble in
Hamlet. Perhaps our judgment of history is
made sounder, and our views more lifelike,
when we are so constantly reminded how the
little things of life assert their place along side
the great ones, and how healthy the constitI,-
ton of the race is, how sound its digestion,
how gay its humor, that can take the world SO
easily while our continent is racled with fever
and struggling for life against the doctors.
"Let Hercules himself do what he may
The cat will new, the dog must have his day."
Prof. Loloeu, In the july No. of the North
american ReUieac. 1 NT 4r
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i. THE POWER OF A SONG.

History recalls TO us many instances of the
immense power that a stirring song has WELD
ed in inspiring soldiers on the battlefield. On
the night before the grand charge which won
for the combined forces of France and England
the victory at Sebastopol, while the soldiers
were sitting in the trenches, knowing that ON
the next morning they were to march over a
route which would be journey of death to
many, a voice through the Stiffness Of the
night was heard singing the beautiful song Of
Annie Lawrie." One after another gradually
joined in the song, till finally from all that
corps of Highlauders was heard rising the
plaintive though earnest pledgeMAnd for bon
ME Annie Lawrie, I'd lay me, down and dee"
They well knew that on the morrow many
would lie down in death before the murderous
fire of the Redan, yet each pledged himself to
win honor for his bonnie Annie and for the
cross of St. Andrew, and the history of the
next day shows how well they redeemed their
pledge.
On the same day the soldiers Of France,
marching up the sleeps of the Malakofr, recoiled
before its deadly sheets Of fame. In vain
their officers begged them to sustain their own
honor and that Of the Imperial eagles In
vain they appealed to that love of glory, which
has SO often made the French army victorious.
A murmur arose among them for their song,
which had been prescribed. Louder grew the
call, till finally there uprose the shout from the
whole army HGive us the Marseillaise." And
what ambition, honor, and fidelity failed to do,
was accomplished by the power of song. For
up through fame and smoke and volIeys of
balls they rushed over the walls of the Mala-
kof and through the breaches, while above
the roar of the cannon and the din of battle
rose the sublime chorus from ten thousand
voices, of the war song of Rouget de Lisle.
This was grand, magnificent; but sublimer
far was that terrific charge up the sleeps of
Lookout Mountain and into the clouds, Of the
volunteers of the army Of the Republic, sing
ing as they scaled the earthworks and rugged
sleeps,
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THE TELEGRAPH AND THE PRESS.

1t has been said that the American people
are less apt than Others to profit by experience
because the hustle Of their lives keeps break
ing the thread of that attention which is the
material of memory, till no one has patience
or leisure to spin from it a continuous thread
of thought. We suspect that this is not more
true of us than of other nations, than it is OF
all people who read newspapers. Great events
are perhaps not more common, than they used
to be, but a vastly greater number of trivial
incidents are now recorded, and this dust of
time gets into our eyes. The telegraph strips
history of everything down to the bare fact,
but it does not observe the true proportions OF
things, and we must make an effort to recover
them. In brevity and cynicism it is me
chanical Tacitus, giving no less space to the
movements of Sala than Of Sherman, as inn
partial leveller as death. saisa Yssg9
1t announces with equal SGnqfr0Sd the sur
render of Kirby Smith and the capture of a
nesh Rebel Governor, reducing us to the stat
tre at which posterity shall reckon us. Emil
nent contemporaneousness may see here how
much space will be allotted to it in the histori-
cal compends and biographical dictionaries of
the next generation. In artless irony the tel
egrapn Is unequa1ed among the satirists of this
generation. Dut this short-hand diarist con
POUNDS all olsC'hcuons OF great and little, and
fills the memory with minute narticles of
what is oddly enough called intelligence. We
read in successive paragraphs the annointment
OF a Provisional Governor of North Carolina
whose fitness or want of it may be the tIrning
point of our future history, and the nomina.
ton of a minister who will at most onlv he
wilder some foreign court with more lesper-
ately helpless French than his .predecessor.-
The conspiracy trial at Washington, whose
result win have absolutely no effect on the real
affairs of the nation occupies for the moment
more of the public mind and thought than the
question of reconstruction, which involves the
life and death of the very principle we have
been fighting for these four years.
Undoubtedly the event of the day, what
ever it may be, is apt to become unduly prom
inent, and to thrust itself obscuringly between
us and the perhaps more important event Of
yesterday, where the public appetite demands
fresh gossip rather than real news, and the
press accordingly keeps its spies everywhere
on the lookout for tribes that become impor-
tant by being later than the last. And yet
this minuteness of triviality has its value also.
Our sensitive sheet gives us every morning the
photograph OF yesterday, and enables us TO de-
tect and to study at leisure that feetinp ex-
preston of the time which betrays its charac-
ter, and which might altogether escape us in
the idealized historical portrait. We cannot
estimate the value Of the items in our daily
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Merchnnfs, RanIx

1HHN 1ytAHAHHtS H1tNHNEAs
A DIVIDEND Of SIS per shsre win be paid to the
- STOCK hoiders of the late Merohants' Bank, on
@ after July 81 upon the surrender of their cir
tthcdtesof stock
Portland, June 8 !. 1866. - jIne97ti
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9ieag Copartnership Notice. a1
THE undersigned have this day formed a copart-
Il nership under the style Of ~
-s7 S. r. JACKSON &. SON..
for the purpose of doing general COAL BUSINESS,
at Sawyer's Wharf, foot of High Street.
S. R. JACKSON,
rTassf.rA Ar Il OSCEOLA JACKSON.
Portland june r. 1s65-tf = =
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Home, the spiritual medium was request

Home, the spiritual medium" was request
ed by the Emperor Napoleon to put him in
communication with the spirit of Louis Phil
hppe. To accomplish this, Home took the
Emperor into dark room, which he had no
sooner entered than he received smart slap
on the cheek. The reception of the slap was
certain, but the question of sswho gave the
slap" is one to which it is difficult to give GER
tain answer. The Emperor, greatly displeas-
ed, and not quite so firmly convinced of the re-
ality of spirit hands" as he had been accused
ofbeing, felt sure that the blow had been ad-
ministered by the medium Mr.. Home Of
course, asserted that he had done nothing in
the matter, and that the slap had been given
by the late head of the House of Orleans
But, despite all that Mr.. Home could say, the
Emperor persisted, it is said, in regarding the
outrage as the act of that gentleman, and
caused it to be intimated to him that the
French Empire could very well dispense with
his presence. sa - sasa - aptip1'
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A SMALL BOAT was picked up near the Break
IA water on Thursday morning. The owner can
have the same by calling on j !. WINSLOW, at Port
July 14-d1w& = = y
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-ni IS hiss91 d5iW To let f as .lisa
r ARGE CHAMBERS NJ over no and 112 Federal st
N sl JEFFERSON CooLIGE q CO.. si a
ap19dH R Cor. Commercial and Franklin Streets
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Farm for SaIp

T'HE subscriber offers his Farm, situated in Cape
land Bridge, containing 70 Acres Land. Buildings
good, Fences substantial stonewan, Young Orchard
choice grated fruit. About 200 cords hard wood hall
dressing. ''O-'' ''''- W w.
.t,f4 Terms Of payment made easy.
For particulars inquire of SCOTT DYER on the
premises, or through PORTLAND P. O.. 7aa ssg
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For Sale.

TUE Vinegar Works, on Fore Street, win be sold
A at bargain, if applied for soon. This is good
chance for any one Wishing TO enter into business
The works viii turn out from one thousand to fifteen
hundred bbls. Of Vinegar per year 80
Also, about 40 acres Of land situated in Westbrook
For further particulars apply at 81 iIr MA 6g3 A
.f5 rsus.f JOHNSON & GLOVES BROS, G4
- $50 Congress St., Portland.
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d. The two storied, double tenement, Brick
i:; Block, situated on Stevens Plains, Westbrook
EsASaid Block contains IA rooms in each tenement.
Lot rods on the street. and IS rods Deep on which
stable "a by 40 feet. s9h 9lH Ghl stn aHaH
This property is offered at price which nsures it
good investment. .4ts
Apply to n. X SAWYER, near the premises, or
10 d. U PROCTOR, Lime street. ' juneSn
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For Sale %. |. to Let.
Farm for Sale,

GlTUATED in North Yarmouth, on the GIouces.
~ ter road, formerly known as the "Col Cushmar
Place." within two miles of two depots on the G. n
=, ks containing 200 acres of land 40 of which il
wood land: fences mostly stone wall Bujiding-
good two stored house, with out-budings; and barr
LOO feet by 81 cut fl Of hay last Orchard
grated bore in '62, 1000 bushels and In ga We have
sold $500 90 worth of apples besides bountiful sup
ply for large family. Pear, plum and cherry trees
in bearing with variety ofother fruit e Il ssSfls
Also, Cranberry patch from which 80 bushels have
been taken in one season. . - :.
The location is a. fine one, with plenty Of shade.
trees. Mills, school house, &C., near by. III
For further particulars inquire on the premises.
June5eod5ms SAM'L H SWEETSIR.
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EOr Sale.

"A ONE and half Story House, Barn and Shed, all
"A IN good Order together with one acre of good land
in high state of cultivation situated about half
mile from Portland Bridge, Inquire of
e w i''' JOHN @. PROCTOR,
9h JuiylOd2w 39iili slH AliW e Lime Street.
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EXAMTN4TTONS.

,NsDi,iDATES, AN 4, for admission to the High School.
MONDAY, july 24th' AZ INC nigh Sonooi rooms Oh
scooI Rnnr oS 20 the Willis School for Girls at the
DAY, July 24fh. onestnut ST., on MON
rsm@ar ssb0Gs for sdSs0n @ Sc the Boys and Girls
School Rooms, new High School Sn, at the Grammar
DAY, July 31st. 'u''uins' on Nun
Examinations win commence at o,c,ock M
July 1S-d2w s18f I9I Pgp as,tn "a; M,
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YACHT NETTLE, 20 tons, built of white oak
Il copper fastened, and coppered one year ago; new
sails and rigging. Ballasted with to tons iTon'
For further particulars inquire of -
B. j. WILLARD, st. Lawrence
house, India Street. ~ a ad29dtf
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For Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale one and hall
Ea;';l story BRICK HOUSE, situated in the rear Of
~ -Wilmot St., between Cumberland and Oxford
Streets The house is in good repair containing eight
rooms with wood-shed and supply of good water.
4 For further particulars inquire Of III as8 S.
July 14-d2ws y - = S-'-'',S1
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GEVERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Fliz-
~ abeth, three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge
Inquire Of E. N. PERRY, at the Sheri,s Ofice Port
seen. asf7f ~ lIT-T-~-- - yna11atf
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%5=sA., o. A ONE and half story house. in good or
Eii; der, pleasantly located together with the 10
.MAsiA. 30 by 80 feet. Price l0w-terms liberal In
quire of vuis t1sfA JOHN (tFPROCTER.
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For Sale.

O. d The House No. 494 Congress Street. for on,
E;i week. Enquire Of j. j. DAVIS, at j. E
Ill Fernaid 8 Sons, No. 81 Middle St. If not sold
after that time will be to let. VI s4ca iuly12ifwi
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HnlIse I.nts.

ENLEvEN House Lots comprising $4,000 feet Of
II Land, on Emery, Cushman and Lewis St. for
sale by W. ii. STEPHENSSIN.
Portland, April 20, 1ss5.-dtf
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Valuable HOUSE for Sale D

SITUATED on Chestnut ST., No. SO; is a two story
~ wooden house, finished throughout-14 finished
rooms good closets, fine CELLAR good water, hard and
SOFT. II Is calculated for two families 1t is
pleasantly and centrally located in an excellent neigh
Dorhood, and every way desirable. The lot Is 40 by
loS ieet. inquire on the premises. June19dtf
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Proposals for HAY.

DRoPosALS are invited until July 22nd for ,hs
Il delivering at the Stables OF the Portland r p
Co., lin this City and Westbrook,l of 100 or BON
HAY lii pressed Il must be nett weight ~ s..
July LIST, 1896 u 77sA'' - anu
1n,v a.-.,2ws .s ). j. GERRlSH, supt
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS

N. A. FOSTER 6 90.
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Merchandise.

H1eaer Cadiz Salt for Sale.a G9s1a
E A CARGO of Cadiz Salt now landing from ship
IA Cosmopolitc at Central Wharf, in lots to suit
purchaeers. Apply to ~ g "s
3fa aYsa 1f so iU Glsg G. H. SOULE,
4f.ts 74gs h ts No. 129 Commercial Street,
PORTLAND, July 10, 1866 d2w* TlT'7
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ToR.ent

A TENEMENT centrally located. to a family with.
Aout children, at one hundred and ffty dollars pel
year. Apply to P. S. W.,
june16tf No. 37a Middle street..
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eyes, Wen rally round the flag, boys,
Rally once again,
C1ouks..r. 41.o 1,o44- -, = r e.zzL. >,

p The author of that song has deserved and
received the personal thanks of many of our
Generals for giving the Inspiration which
aroused and sustained the enthusiasm of our
soldiers on many a hard fought field 3 4 .al,s
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% Let or Lease for 4 term Of Years.

FItHE Store and Wharf now occupied by Charles
Il II: Merrill situated between Union Wharf and
Merrilrs. The Wharf contains about 1900 square IT,,
with two story building thereon 2Oby75. For fur
.,.Ao-,..ss. s JOSEPH FL. WHITE,
mayzodu a-=s--34 No. 81 Union Wharf.
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ANNUAL MEETING. ~
Atlantic & st. Lawrence Railroad Comply.

a railroad Company are hereby notified that their
Annual Meeting will be held at the office of the
treasurer IN the Passenger Depot Of the Grand
Trunk Railway Co., on TUESDAY. the first day Of
August 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. M for the purpose of
making choce OF Nine Directors for the ensuing year
and for the transaction Of any other business legally
presented. H. w. HERSEY, Clerk.
Portland, July 18th, 1866 ijuly14eodtd
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PORTLAND. June 21st. 1865

Rs PORTLAND, june 21st, 1865.
Ordered, that notice be given Of the above applica
on by publication Of the same with this order there
on in two of the daily newspapers printed In Portland
or seven days before the time of hearing, and that
hearing thereon be had at 81 o'clock in the afternoon
OF Saturday, July 29th, on the premises
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Harbor
ST. CORSER,
July 22--td y -A'' o'A--'-'''''
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-25

.7kaA Ships wanted to load Deals ct RaSVs
,1Fzt4M ior Liverpool and Bristol Chant OIL
hcGILVERY, RYAN & DAVIS,
June SIT N0' iOA N'A'nieieiai etlee''
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-25

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
4 containing about il 100 SQUARE feet For terms
&C., application may be made to 8
GEO. Z. B. JACKSON, Administrator,
apl6dtf Wv a-aa2 80 Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-25
Sails and Rigpino. for Sale.

'INhE Standing Rigging, Sails and Blocks OF tn
new Brig Atlanta, 400 tons old measurement
saved In perfect order. The DRAFT OF the spars can b
seen at our store.
.H q McGILVERY, RYAN & DAVIS,
junele-dtf No. i61 CONNIE rcial Street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-25

d. A lot Of Land with two Houses, situated on
; Merrill St., viii be sold at bargain il appHca-
zssA ton is made soon to- 81, -
HENRY D. SHED, Jr., 9'sas
July 19--d1w& s-igs8h efsgi No. 100 Brackett st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-25
steamer for Yarmouth.

PORTLAND, July 21st 1863
V1HE undersigned asks permission to build a Sea
Wall in order to improve the flats at the head Of
his dock, on Commercial Street. go. sff
anFs.' 7iTeifa4 Wsfs s. j. SMITH.
ITO JACOB MCCLELLAN, s.. T. CORSER, Al
2 BERT WARWICK, Harbor Commissioners.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-25

PLEASANT suits OF Rooms furnished or ,,rA,u
nished, with board, at n Free st. 'i
Respectable transient boardels accommodated.
July S--d1ws sa.s sis-l n ti.li.i1
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-25
California Wines.
Copartnership Notice.

! - - 7OOPtII OIICIoIlIp NOLICGs
lave this day formed partnership under the
WRIGHT g. CO., il-a 7I.O 90
for the purpose OF doing General Commission Iusi
ness, special partner having furnished q I ash
300:000SOO0l ~ - -
Mr.. John s. Wright, No. 50 wall Street, Now York.
viii act as our Agent IN the United States -
. We give our Power of Attorney to Mr. G. q. It
Wright, late Of the House of Maxwell, Wright n
Co. -
Any business confided to our care win have c,-
best attention. G. GRANVILLE WRIGHT
Rio de Janeiro, May 0, 1856. jun20eod2m