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The following 1 partial list OF the officers
tpstsonsrs, reecniiy arrived Wilmington NJ q. Tn.
s, embraces sbou, ~ They represent officers
o: all grades from Colonel 70 hdiuaut and are prnol
psliy from Nev.Yoit. Fennsylvsnia and Ohio
Lieut. 4 r. Hall Ia East Thrd.s,., Cinenns,ti, Ohio.
Ii-gt JiT~t. Fool h. b. lot We. 's'p hs'c'"afs
Ii,ut j. 8. slall Bloomington, Iowa o.
i.s1 ~. t sys. sSS@ StGs Noble County ''
C.p, D. Oetusn, IT, Msytsld. New YoTt
ff,sS 2 t; "a r.i' Ff,.J. %s:A''s'H' T.
tdit Sen. By.r,. hsvton lo~s
k.o. JqIu e. I.sI w.gs.1 t tSGa. So;a' lows
wEasr, D i.nr... osin-.Siis Wyoming CONT, NY
Lroi q. ". siap.op. Mach Chuas, "a
Lieut. ". u Coot Cande-, Pa
Csp, J. 7. Chsfsnt, Pittsburgh Pa
Lieut. Jossph smi,h. Lsirop-, Pa
Lieut.. {. P H-taey B-rlin, somsr.s County. p
CAt. n. H.a~y. berlin, soaerss, Count, re-:
CO. D. 9 ssSs: iSsas,s tsS' County
9.p b.,ney sgIr, i,, wsI, ss s1n-1 9s
' l.al sr.l. No n w.s Is.hs. Nv rs's Oily.
r,,, w L,rrins Nc $40 Wc- Thirty nIn,b-., N,~Yo'k
J'hn Parker. No II s,ositOn,st, risutor: N. J.
John ID. johnson, Hsn.psr, Burlrgoa County NJ
Robert scof,ia, B,stl .6Oroush, Vermont
. Capt =. b. Ryder, Aibsny.
C.p. Henry h. Bsndins Cbsls'iis
Lieut. {. =. Stone, MARLBOROUGH, VI. lI..l..
I.eut Iii Holden, Barre, W ...
lsnar r..
Lieut. Samuel q. Boon. Rsstlns, Pa.
Lieut. g.ors "; G..;, Rss. sxg;
Cart, D. b. Mssny Amcriesn Hotel, Phl.delphs p
Css, D. Wilson hOn', No $50 Thir'son'h''' "ashhs'on
Capt, oeOrse R. Leds. On.~.: Illinois. ...,..
Leu. b b.,ii Vision No ss:.sn.., Bo.sa
Wnhsp a. Csnner. No ia piysion.i pLlsd.phs
Ssp, S %l.n !, Js S'f Ss New Yct Guy
Lieut.. q. ". Mskes Lossn.psrf, love-
Lieut., eeS' ss Ss d t a.sSssss .w 3s
Lieut. Lieut., j. j. 4 Mel ps.hioiJ port.s. c.. OILY
is !ys, W Il f Y.rss, No IS ssniosd Hsooliyn N T.
Lev, S;.ni Nor Moran S'Es S1sfss S'
Lisu,, D, , Lewis W,.crhrry v,
CAPT, ". H. Davis, Bs,k and wssians,eucs. bs'
E fs sh w ni r. is sss sss
t r;., p !" e.ss Es:s"" r sssa Co..
a;; s s:;; S:*s h. NY
Lieut.. Henry MorninSs,sr Hanover. Ps f'f
f i:ss. } %!li nsf Bas'ba~" Yea, z.
LEU. o.o,ss L; sI.w 2 Iil ,;' ~ r.
Csp, r u. Potter, ieds r. o.. Michisan. .........
| W. C. Nosross Fsrminstop, Ne W.
Capt ssTasi G. sn,Ou. Nc. i'a Est for'y isAibs,
I,t,.sm.coisn.i D. Morgan. FI.uinu Warren Cou,iy
Dido .,,,,
f.eSt 0soTse W. Hall Brovn,vino Lickir County OLic
Lieu. Eawird !:hu fs,.suX Liking County Ohio.
Lieu, Michael Melsn, Ads h:sdin County Ohio.
Lieut. Chsre. Ev.ss No "a, Euclids, C)Syslsld, Ohe.
Lieut., Jshn Hrrsy Ne 1879 frsnhcrirosA Philadelphia
Ll.ut Jacob Besanssr, M'chspie'srIs Cumberland Co..
ti.u. Henry ch.p,n No. 40 El,A.L... nswYs,l Cry
LkuI b. w Patterson Alessndrs, Licking Co, Ohio.
Li-us kAvssd Hssel No. u Jsckscn o., Baltimore Nd
! Cspt JEAN Fshs. York. Pc
i Csp, Y. n. Carpenter, GsInsn.own. p.
i Capt. lessss L. BcLsnL Co. eEh hss, p YoianseIs
| Ne. 4G EoNh. tsnth o.. Philadelphia, "a
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TgLRoRAPHIo FRRAKs.-Tho valedictory OF
NJ, SNEAKER Collar was very much twisted ny BY the
sb,piss on the road from Washington TO New. York
Besides many other insccurscies one sentence Audns
10 the flag, which was printed here thus" waves q.
uuai,pu,.d nj this hour the cradle Of rernivn o.
Ch.,,.ton a. over the cradle Of liberty at Fsnsu Hall
ana ,bs, thu whole Gorrsusn, Is aname with the bril-
u.n, GLOW Of triumph" should have read Secession
for "Rcunion." and "hrnament TOT "VefeTnwea"
--ouite different idea.
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DEATH rHr RESULT o. CAnslIs.sxss By DsCo

CI.xkon Wednesday evening sss tho naas eaasn''' %
mch.,. and Bridget Murphy sssidns 81 No. s Mulberry "
Yves taken sci Or. Charlie: w stsndsZ "csrS CS.sis.
No. unfortunately nistsOh the gsscnpass enc ,s,s
The s.sssssr whs brsosh ~" shert ns
:es YssesSsy Csross wssy hsa q sss';s = 10, -.
vaIsesnn ,Ss oIsi H. wss sonme] By Ne Ger
s,a,s = ~ ID u Vs,lss n As QTaas JAN
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a.es.sps ana Packages fer she Nssfh and
sswsh AsIsuste Dseck sAinE SqusAss"ss
PHnADsLPBIA, Thursday,

PHnADyLPHIA, Thursdsy hsrch :, f-oO' ,
All letters and packages for the officers end
s..vs Of The several vessels coppestng me NORTH ana
South Atlantic Blocksding squadrons OF fne Cnitso
S,ses Nsyv lsi or forwarded 70 the Office OF Joseph
tor1tt Co No. Az Walnut st.. Philadelphia win be
srv arded at 10 m on Saturday morning nett BY the
United states steamer Nanachusetss, nee OF sny
sLAfet
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CAss OF HYDRoYnoBIA.- On Sunday, FEB. ~
..s cssrsn .xe1 10 yesrs residing No On wshngsos
a.. wb,s playing With Strange deg q the ecsnr
i.1,cn end Hsrsie-ss b, By tss sniInt In re R re
90 s:, Sunday sycssps u sppeess1 hs psw
ma On Tursdsy tASsn 70 Bellevue Hospss
" ava soon sfel bSbs sAaasl c~0sM 0o'a ss.isfs..
led a iudgest.
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TRENTON

TRENTON y. j.. Thursday, March lec7 =
The General County Bill, after NE vote OF
.,s C,oyer NOR wac dc.eaied. pew bin bss been In
sroducsd, ....... CO..
In ths Senate the bill wes passed 70 allow the state
bounty 70 the families OF naval recruits ana ooioiee
volunteers MI 6covii OF Camden. ard M HsndoIph
" Hudson, advocated the bill.
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ASSEMBLY.

Mr.. REED introduced bill to incorporate the
Hynnsste Club Of New York. u,,.,
{ The consideration OF the New YORK end iTooIVh
Rssraes bin oco upied the morning session Eeeess
re New York and Brooklyn passenger snd osggaee
lin (the Assembly bib wac passed 70 tniru
The bin for Tho fenov OF the Capitol vas disopssco
u ishopf result.
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Psepricssry Mstiieis~s.
TREASURY DrPARTMRS1,
OpYICr or INTERNAL kEykNUE.

4
OPPIcg or INTERNAL REvkNUE.
WAsHIs0Tos. March =, 1868
0RSTLyNES In reply to yours OF the 2th
February Ihavc to say that proprietary medicines may
he nanufaeuysd IN bonded vdrehors for expectation
without the payment Of stamp dutes. Under other cir
cuus.snces the stamp duties must be paid. Very re-
,,.c,f.ltv EA. Rotti,s Dep. Commissioner;
Yo O. c. HvpBsL 4 Co., Propretors Of Hubpeis God
en- Bittcrs, IS Hudson-st. Eew.Yorh
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PHlADELPHiA. Thursday. March ., iso5.
Jay Cooke reports the sales OF 7.3Os to-day TO
10 s&opnt Of ~ 66o ~ including el3s 900 IRON Cbi
49, Al 600 90 from New York In single suDecf
4sos htstse so individual subscriptions tor "" Ana
taec ss1
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Psrehsse Of shs Usis. Motel Disek ~
sbe Lela1ds.


sAHATosA. N. Y. Thursday. March .. less.
The Messys. Leland Brothers have concluded
- purehs,s Of the Union Hotel block, whice VIZ en-
asse tke aDe bots now owned by them TO double its
prs4sst csra0ity.
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fAdvprtlsenent.l

fAdvvnssnent1
To Cure SORE TEROAr-Add ten drops Of
Dr. I. y. TALpors MspiOAIgD PINEAPPLE CIDER to Q
pint OF cold vster and use a. eargie put wes cloth
around yVir neck when yoa retire For sels every.
whers B. 7. BABBTr Sole Agent.
Nos. g. c. S. S. &C. TO- ~ & n Washington-ss, n Y.
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IAdvsrtiMnsnt.

To CrRs CouGHs-Add one tablespoon full
Of DR. 7. D. TNSors NsDieAflD Pn.APrti Cprn r
hsN pint " water take sses IL two hours. Tor SAFE
svssyxhcrs. b r. BxRsfu Sole Agent
Nos. q, IS &C. g. a. TO- ~ n waahingtsnst, n. T.
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Look on this picture, and then on that"
Hero you behold the indrni ssp,
TIE psllid cheek, wasting form,
Uniased food and social atmosphere
Poisoned with tho tales Of sehes. pains.
sleepI--. nigh., and mental despoudency.
There, laughing health, sparkling eyes.
Elastic steps, craving appetite, forgotten cares
Genia though, aud ambitious resolves
Show tho contrast aud MARK the picturs.
And here the sscrc, los, that
Unknown TO Qusckcnbo,s the Doctor,
Smith had taken bottle. thee
OF DRAxy's PLANTATION BrrrrRs-
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Jryyx,s, SO Broadway, y ssllhS bic stock Of Of
ksllss ..d caas::' -: ~ ~ -: - me a''S
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fAdvertis-n ,ert !.
Messrs. FOWLER g. WELLS, Psychologists,
give Charts OF Character daily, at No 3ee Broadway.
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fAdertisement.

lAdvsrtisement
CHEROKEE PILIs-FBMALR REGULATOR
Sold BY al DIuss.t, 81 per box Thutytwo psss pamPn
Ill, New ok
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MANNED.

buNSrrr- -HrDsoN-O, wsanssds! March 9 Z wisd
al Ts,r,se BrooSyp BY he Rev: Henry Ward beschcs
Thopss A. Burnest 70 Carrie, eldest Slaughter Of "s''S
Aadscn, esq oil Of the former psscs.
sRryvIrg - ENrwisLE - A Brcchlyn, ~ TharSsy
MssoL sAs resdsnes 81 me esdSs is.b ~ sf H%y
4 .sSood isuUhtsr OF Henry Enswtss. No esrs'
l,ssa!', z Ts,:S:y s asa
-, ssa sns Msdoss bsssstl
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- IS HubbsrA Of Nsw-Ycsb-
r,Nnrrn ~ ~, gu Tusslay, Ms.t vrsness We
n. ,ssyss end is,ds q The fsmi ~ rs.staly n,Msc
80 Gis e1sIih 10 ESls tAkslf0NesS
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DR.. LIGHTHILL
Can be Consulted At hi, residence, No. "A u, Msrtspsce
(Eighth.., bcwccn Second and Trdsves from till
} p ni
DgAVxEss CATARRH
Di.chue,s the Ear Noises the Heed AID all Diseases
OF the
EAs TskoAI, AND
An PAssAGEA
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An ESTABLISHED REMEDY. -BRowS's BRoS
caAL Tkoc widely known IN e',sbishsd rsned
for Coughs Colds Bronchs Hsssness and other trouble
9th. Lung. Ths good reputation aud sxtsi
ave use have brought on, limitations representing to be tn
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The Mexican papers publish the followin
important letters which. not having the English orig
mel We have 10 re,rapslae from the Spanish transls
,fa
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20
NAVAL ASYLUM
WASHINGTON.

Class No q Hats, boots, shoes &C.; class No Pro
vision class No 4 Grocsries; class NO Dread &c
class No Tobacco; class No Is rrovender; class N.
16 gfafiouarv ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20

UNITED STATES on tAMKRIoA,1 Ye9 lii9 4HfEs
DIsTRIor on MAINE, 81. asass 7ot 4
PURSUANT to Munitions from the Hon Ashul
4 ware, Judge Of the United States Distric
Court Within and for the District ofAIaine, here
BY give public notce that the following Libels ant
An Ivoznafioa against One Horse and one r..
OF SPtrttHoas LiqHors, seized by the Collector 8
tne District OF Portland and Falmouth on the four
gay q isspasf At Bethel, in said
Libel against che srsg Wilton H. Paris. he,
oe s n eae e. re4ss e sss x As Col
Pots S 1 ys;S p;st as Of
An Iitos7hation against Four Gases Of Frictio,,
or LtcIer Matches, seized by the collector Of In.
ternaf Revenue Tor the Y urfh Collection District
Of Main Aad a Bangor, tfssid District
taneois Goods. seized BY the collector If the Dsl
day q past i PJstsad IN ssid s0 Dsifot
sty BsTreis ~ Salt, seized by the Collector of tie
District Of Renobseot on the ninth day Of Apri Ia A
past, at Castipe, In said District. sssaics4 : 81
Sir Cases n Matches seized By the Collector Of The
District OF marlborough. in said District on the
A Libel against the SCHOONER James Wavre,s 1,.d
he, cargo seized By, the Collector of the District
ofrenooscot on tho thrtieth day Of May last past,
A Ii5si against tIs Schooner erontf. and hey
cargo, seized by the Collector of the District OF
1Penobscot. on the thrtieth da Of May last past at
Castine in said District. fgs-s Tsf Ys1s |
4 " Aich seizures were for breaches of the Laws Of
ny gne9 States as - more particularly set forth
trial viii be had thereon, at BANGOR in said District
On On, tne FGsrtn 1ssssdey oJuEE csrysnt where any
cause II any can be shown. wherefore the same
should not be decreed forfeit and disposed Of
= Dated stPortanothis tairteentn day OF June A.
D. 1865. 45oAf 9I'f 70 75dsi1 II Il ! - II - =
- d asa7r0a 81 ifiW IF. A. QUINBY,si0E
!. . y ...t1eg 1cd Deputy U. 8. Marsnal,5a |
Juneisdi4d District Of Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20
! 4 Working off -AuLee sboras

The Rev. Mr.. -B-A-of the Seaman,s Float
Ing Bethel New York, wasn't much OF sail
or, but he was earnest, and urgent In his AZ.
peals TO Jack to repent and Be saved. One
Sabbath morning when there was whole
watch of "old salts" from the sloop-of- war
John Adams present, the reverend gentleman
grew unusually eloquent over the subject Of
salvation, plcturing soul in peril something
In this fashion: l'A iJ9 e ,'-t X At ~ =
Look there, shipmates There goes Door
tampeattossed soul driving helplessly on be-
fore the wild, screaming gale Of wickednessL
Its anchors lost, topsails. furled, no guiding
hand at the helm-with Sneakers under lee
drifting straight down into the yawning gulf
Of eternal damnationi Shipmates, cam OF
something be done 'Cangot We y
'Avast,i there, Cap'nr sang e'ut an excited
maintopman, as be leaped to his feet. sileucinq
the eloquent divine ia second. Bear hand
here, shipmates! One Of We lay hold of the
wheel there, and jam her helm hard a star
board. Lay aloit, bullies, with a will Let's
get the jib and double-reef topsaii on her. and
we VIII weather Hell in spite Of the Devilp
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20
MISGEhErANF.

Il
TRAGIC LOVE MERTTNG.--Thed eneuement
Of singular little drama Of real lie has just
reached Us from Berlin. . - s%"@et@' =
It seems that six years ago a notary named
Carl ST., suddenly disappeared. For two
months me police were engaged Ia searching
for his siipposed assassin, but without effect,
and the Investigations were about to cease.
when the Judge OF the district received. one
evening, aIetter TO the following effect: as
"HERE JUDGE: have been assassinated
By my debtor, Jean r., who, after robbing
me otstne proofs OF the debt, buried me at the
ioot q the n rLh wall OF the park Of Count
Won M----. at So. 3soA .s#s $50 -
lSlgnedl KARL S.. Notary"
Inc judge, on the receipt of this strangslet-
.eIs caused search to be made on the spot
lnalceted Inc corpse was found, the assassin
seized, tried and executed. amer making full
confession OF his crime. For six years all en-
aeaVors TO explain the mystery of the letter
nave remained without result. UdH no
a week ago gentleman of good standing
at Berlinswas married. to rich and beautiful
young widow, the daughter of amarquis. On
the day following his wedding the Mide-
groom presented himself at the police Office.
and made declaration to the following eff
feet: y dA ft&4 ssta 4fff
six years ago. was deeply ia, love with
my present wife, who resumed nv passion. /
was poor, and her father, notwithstanding olnf
mutual attachment, refused to consent 10 ouf
marriage, and gave his daughters hand 10 the
Marquis de L--. The evening hefora the
celebration OF this MARI age. I o6tainad from
her the promise to meet me. near the park
wan, Ior last adien. A little before mid
nlgnt scaled the walls, and found the young
Lauy waiting Ior me, accompanied by truety
aeyenoanb' Our tears aud protestations were
suoaeniy interrupted BY apiercing cry. The
young lady fed, with the servant. to the house;
Climbed up to the top OF the wall, and was
just going to drop myself down on the other
side, when, by the light of the moon, L saw a
man kneeling on corpse, and rifing the
pockets of his victim. 2o3 hMF@I
my FIRST impulse was to spring on the as
sassin, but reflected that, ii succeeded in
securing aim, must explaining own presence
IN the park at that hour. and. In doing 40.
must compromises the young LADY. Il there,
fore remained motionless, and saw the assas
SIN, whom recognized perfectly, bury the
oody Of his victim at the fnot Of The wall on
which was crouching. Tho next day, al
tSnough We iather was missing, his daughter
violent and jealous man, her position made If
yet more incumbent on me to remain silent:
but, IN order that the murder might not mass
unknown and Unavenged, ( bethouoht me- of
writing the letter which led to the arrest and
confession OF the murderer. For six wears i
kept silent on the subject of what had seen.
Ine. death Of the Marquis de, L. having
ielt Mademoiselle widow, I married her YES.
teroay. AS she is now my wife, and have.
therefore, the right TO defend her against ali
explain she agency by which the Ieftsr was
sent to the Judge IN the name of the murder
Herald. - ''''' ''''
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20
Ship Knees Wanted

asi ,e5a o. 8. NAVY YARD, 1iftery, Nasne,(
.esisq snol ibaa sms May s, 1856.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20
Caution 10 TIE PuRTIC

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out Tor general should
fence In the hands of q regularly educated physi-
clan, whose preparatory studies fits him for oil tho
duties he must fulfill ye thecountry ID flooded with
poor nostrums and cure-alls, purporting to be the
best In the world, which not only useless, but al
ways injurious. The IN fortunate should be PARTIo
ULAR in selecting his physician, al it is lanentabl
yet incontrovertabls fact, that many syphilitic
patients made miserable with ruined constitutions
BY maltreatment from inexperienced physicians in
general practice for 1t point generally conceded
BY the best syphflographers thatthe study and man
sgement of these complaints should engr0ss tn
whole time. Of those who would be comnetent and
perienced general practitioner, having neither op.
poftunity nor tnc TO make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pursnes ONE system 6
treatment, in most cases making nm indiscr;minat
use ofthat ANTICIPATED and dangerous weapon, Mer.
curry. ~ i-lt f3 u-fN-' q v
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20

Just before the capture of Savannah. Gen.
Logan, with two or three OF his staff, entered
tine depot at Chicago, one fine morning TO take
the cars East on his way to rejoin lis com
mand. The General, being a short distance
IA advance OF the others, stepped upon the
stopped BY an Irishman, with. .Yees'il not 10
goin' in there.y "Why NOT, Sir ?' asked the
General Because thims a leddies caer. and
no gintieman'i be goin' In there wiiout 4 led !
oY. There's wan safe IL that caer. over there.
ei yees want it }" at-the same time pointing to
It. YES. repIiedthe General, II see there Is
one seat; but what shall do with INV stan ,'
Soh bother your schtaffly was the petulanss
aepiy go ami take the safe, an schtick yer
schtaH out the windyv IS q dlg 4 obs
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20

HEAT LIGHTNDG. The flashes of light
ming often observed on a summer evening. I'M
accompaniediby thunder, and popularity known
asi'heat lightening,D are merely the light from
discharges of electricity from an Ordinary
tnunoer-ci0nd, beneath the horizon OF the
observer, reflected fom Clouds or nerhans
from the air itself, as in the case Of twiI;gft
Mr.. Brooks, Que Of the directors of the tele
graph line between Pittsbure and Philadel-
pnia, states that on one occasion, to- satisfy
nlmseifson this point, he asked for iniorma-
ton from distant operator during the A.
pearance of flashes of this kind IN the dis
tant horizon, and learned that taat they
proceeded from althunder storm then raging
MY =. miles eastward of the place OF obserya-
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20
PHILADELPHIA.

Glass No Bricka; class No stone; class No I
Yellow pine limb sr; olsss Ne s Oak and hard wood;
class No White pine spruce, Juniper ane cypress;
and aud class 90 II Ifcn, Iron spikes and nails
class Ne IL Steel; lass No IA Files; class No Il
Paints oils, and glass class No rs ship ohzndlsfy
class No u Aasdwsre; GLASS No Is 5tationeryf clsss
No ~ Firewood; class No 20 hay and straw; class
NO Il Prev ndef class No % chaIcoai class No *
Belfin pacing and hose; class No "a Sperm ana
lubrcating oils clsse No 26 Ausers ;ciass ~ An
thracI to coal; class No 80 Semi bitumiuous broad.
top cosl; oias No 80 Machinery and tools; class A
store house; class Plumber sbop. .-af+' VA s..
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20
H0w MASY THoUszKDs CAV TESTIFY no

Young men troubled with emissions in seepa
complaint generally the result of q bad habit In
youth, treated scientifically, and perfect cure war
ranted or no charge made.
Hardly 81 day passes but we are consulted by one
or more young man with the a.os' disease some of
whom are IS weak and emaciated a. though they
had the consumption and by their friends supposed
to have It. AL such cases yield to the proper and
only correct course of treatment and IN short tims
are made toreioioe in perfect health. aff fI
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20
FIREWORKS.

SWHOEVER SELLS offers for sale, or pivea
= wv away any crackers. equibr, rockets or tfher
fireworks, or fires or throws the same In any TOW n
witheat the csnse of the municipsI officers thereo.
snon Be punished by fine not exceeding ten dollars
l28. kection a. ~ ~ - - 'e> S-~P'
!, All persons are cautioned aRaint violation a.
Tie above law in the City Of Portlsnd.
- Is. HEALD,
'1Ae0uim i - IL y City Marshall.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20
HAVE coNFIDENcr.

ALI who have committed excess Of auy kind
ing rebuke of misplaced confidence In maturer years
SEEK FOR AN ANTID0Ts IN sEAs0H. E
The Pains and Aches, and Laesitude and Nervous
PFostrstlon that may follow Impure Cotton, are
q the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait the consummation that is sure to fol.
W low. do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
-1e Disabled Limbs. for Loss Of beauty Y s3i
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20
NORFOLK

Class No Bricks class No q Stones class No Q
Yellsw pme timber class o 4 FELLOW pine hmm or
pine, spruce. Juniper and cypress; class N 7 Lime
hair and paster; class No 8 Cemen.; class No 81
Moulding and fire sand an fire clay; olass ID Ii
No II Steel; cla.s NJ IL Pig iron clt No IA Files
class No 10 Paints oils glass; class NJ 16 ShiI
chandlery olsss N IL Hsrdware; class NO Is sta
tionery Q lass NO 20 Hay ano straw; class No n
Provender; class Nc ~ Charcoal; class No % Belt
ing, packia< and hose; class No "a sperm aud lu.
bricaing oils; class No % Augers; clasJ No "a An
coal; class No 80 5smi- bituminous proad-top coal
lump; class No 81 Copper and Composition nal
siass No 81 Machinery and toolss class A sashes,
glaxed.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20
Sanitary Commission

Omcegf TIE 0. s.. sanstory 0opsssissfou.
~-o,r SzS Broaoway, N. T., Dec, 20, 1854.
III On. !SR AEL WASHBURN, JR., Of Portland.
- Maines has consented to accept the duties Of
General Agent Of the Communication for Maine ana
Zane 1ereoy appointed such agent by authority Of the
VII pc ready to furnish advice 10 the friend
All NJ , Uommisslons work throughout the state.
All money contributed in Maine tor the use If ths
Commission should be paid to Mr. Wssbburn or 't to
persons designated by him. 81 - u y
hon. Mr.. Washburn Is the sole agent reccgnfzed
ny tine Commission for Maine. -
y. FOSTER JENKIEs,AE 4
ueoAou DWpr General Secretary
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20
To Let.

,tqVe al Ito let Oh az oSos
II .ARGE CHAMBERS. over no and liz Federafst
~ Apply to
JEFFERSON CoOLIGE&lcO.
|,e apledn Cor Commercial and Franklin SITS.