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SOLDIERS, HOME.

4 The following named soldiers were admit
ted to the Portland Soldiers Home for the
week ending July list:
Clinton J. Clark, Co. C, s1st Maine; Thomas
II. Jordan, Co. ii, 18th Maine; Rufus Wey-
mouth, Co. E, 18th Maine; Harvey c. Hatch
Co. ], 18th Maine; Ezra Rounds, Co. A, 18th
Maine Alfred FL. Larrabee, Co. e, 29th
Maine; William Hussey, Co. K, 18th Maine
Clinton Cole, Co. E, 14th Maine; Joseph Nor
ton, Co. !, 10th Maine; Isaac Watson, Co. K
LIST Maine Heavy Artillery; VIM P. Damon
Co. B, 31st Maine; George W. Boyington, Co
A, 1st Maine Heavy Artillery. ,sseA
VIM. II. .PLUMdER, Agent
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RULES AND REeuIATIolNIs

srU RULES AND REGULATIONS. II
lst-Eutries. with names numbar of oars, and
color of each boat, must be made oa before July
lst book is open for that purpose at Messrs. Da-
Wis BROTHERS, No So Exchange St. " ..rrt
znd-Entries b. mail may be made by addressing
either Of the members Of toe Committee on Regnia
3rd-All applications for entries must designate
Tor which race, or races.
4th-All Boats win enter free.
6th-There will be two Guns frCd at each Race !:
the rst for the Boats 70 come into line; the second
!, sth-An Boats to carry Ccxsvain. or not as
they may elect. -
7th-Any Boattakinx another Boats water, there
BY causing collision, will be ruled out.
Sth-In rounding the lower station the inside boat
must havs thu Q u.sei any boat interfering with
said oat loses her chance for the prize.
eth-Al Boats entering for either Of the races
must report themselves ready the starr, at the
Judges station at prec sely the hour AIMED for the
RACES. Boats TAI ing TO report, will not beallcw-
ed to pull in either of the races.
l0th-No Second Prize will be awarded in any
race unless three or more boas contend FIR the
prizes. or.h tl-r =. sailsf ~. 'fifIT q ...I.f
lith-The rulings of the Judges win be final in
al sts. y I.u.s 4gsa.4 ,,ast .tsrf .|'...
I2th-Due notice will be given Of the time and
place of the drawing for positions. D. u.l Mad
l3th--Sutat 10 aecomm0 .afions will be provided
for tho housing of Boats from out OF the .ity APP
pliea'ion 70 Cap 1BenjamipJ. willard, StLawrence
House, India Street. 49, 3 III ,|u-- ri .llru.f
isf lrd w. II. CLIFFORD. ESQ, fiH 4 .4tfs
tts1d % CAPT JOHN AsWEBSFERs 1 osif
U. s. Revenue Service. r.asf
h4ff CAPT. HENRY ISNMAN, ritt1l arT
carr. BENZ, y W VI B AID I Judges
.g3aE1 HALL L DAVIS Eso,afh5,s In
GEORGE rREFETHEN, Eco,
MOSES PEAK son, Fso,r
ajunol2dtojs4
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NEW YORK, July 1. =
Cotton-dull, heavy and dropping; sales 800 bales
middling at 43 a 44c.
Flour-receipts 1855 bbls sales 5000 bbls; State
&c lower; Superfine State 90 q 80; extra do 20
a. d 70; choice do 80 q 80; Round Hoop Ohio 80
a 80; choice do 55 q IS; Superine Western 90
"a 40; common to good extra do 20 q 80; South
ern quiet; sales 400 bbls mixed to good 50 IS;
fancy and extra 40 a II 60; Canada quiet and
heavy; sales 200 bbls; common extra 70 g 80;
extra good to choice So q 70.
Wheat-opened steady and closed dull and @ &c
lower;. sales 5000 bushels Chicago Spring % g
26: Amber Milwaukee %; Winter Red Western
/ 35; Amber Michigan ~ a / A. Il
Corn-dull and 1c lower; sales % 900 bushels mixed
Western IA a II; do do unsound 68 a 70. 4
Oats@dun and dropping; sales Western at % g
75c.
extra mess 70 90 a 16 co. ~ 81 YAM
Pork-lttle irmer; sales $50 bbls; new mess "a 81
a % 90, closing at "a 70 cash; 186364 do % 90 q
% 30; Prime Is 90 a 10 80; prime mess Is rs q 20 00
also sales 900 bbls mess for July sellers option
| at "a % a "a 3d.
Lard-quiet; sales LOO bbls at 154 a 19c.
Butter-dull; sales Ohio at 20 a Csc; State 81 g
35c. e8a 81 ~
Whiskey decidedly firmer; sales $50 bbls Western
2 08 a Q 10.
Sugars quiet, sales 300 hhds; Muscoyade II g
Coffee-dul f''s AeA" as-
III Molasses--dull.l a5rss silssfr ysiuatt7sq
Naval Stores-Spirts Turpentine, crude, do Rosn,
and Tar nominal.
Fish--dull. sssEfssg-sas
Oils-quiet; Linseed Is q r29 Petroleum dull
and nominali Lard and Sperm nominal; Whale ! 90
Gr1 05.a ssaf4z s..41 81 TX 80 - -
TallCw-fTmer; sales 5000 lbs at 10 q lie 4
Freights to Liverpool-frm grain 51d for corn in
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MUNICIPAL COURT, JULY i.

Rodney Townsend, on search and seizure
process, pleaded guilty, and paid $22.26 fine
and costs.
In the case Of State VS.. Meyer Waterman,
search and seizure process, it appeared that
Waterman did not own the shop or stock +;
and he was, therefore, discharged. j.. o. Dom
nell, ESQ.,, for respondent
Thomas Curley, for drunkenness and dis
turbance, was fined three dollars and costs.
Committed.
Emily M. Davis was charged with mali
cious trespass; but no one appearing to prose-
cute the complaint, she was discharged Ev-
ans d Putnam for the accused. s5o1a
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HEAD QUARTERS OF THE MILITARY
4f,4 DIVISION OF THE ATLANTIC.

DIVISION OF THE ATLANTIC
PHILADELPHIA, July /. Z
General Orders No. 1. q s2s9 sasa - los
LIN obedience to General Orders No. 11S
current series, from the Adju9ant Generals
Office, Maj Gen. Meade assumed command Of
the Military Division of the Atlantic.
1.-The following officers are announced as
the Generals staff Of the Military Division
+ viz, Brew. Brig. Gen. George D. Ruggles, U
S. ", Assistant Adjutant General of Volun-
teers Brew. Maj. Gen. A. s. Webb, U. S. v.
Acting Inspector General; Brev. Maj. E, d,
Ewing, Captain 9th U. S. Infantry, Acting
Assistant Inspector General; Lieut.. Col. r. N.
Batchelder, Captain and Assistant Quarter
master q. S. A; Brew. Lieut.. Col. j. G. Bid
die, Major and Aid de Camp; Brew. Lieut..
Col f. M. Bache, Captain 14th Infantry, Aid
de Camp; sBrev. Lieut.. Col George Meade,
Captain and Aid de Camp 4 tx
y 3.-Department Commanders will forward
to the Headquarters, with the least possible
delay, complete returns of their several COM
mands, stating the location of post, and the
number and designation of the garrisons Of
each, with such other details, by letter, as may
be important for the information of the Major
General Commanding.
By command of Major General Meade.
~ GEORGE ID. RUGGLEs,
Asst. Adiutant General.
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New YORK, July 2.
The Herald's Brownsville, Texas, cores
pondence states that large amounts of sur
rendered cotton was carried across into Mexico
after Kirby Smiths surrender, and demand
for its restitution is to be made Texas is
being thoroughly garrisoned. Assa ae.
Eleven vessels of the troop feet, which
sailed from Fortress Monroe, had arrived off
Brazos and Corpus Christi
Galveston had not been opened as port Of
entry. 81 ia e 8 sssaa D + .a sstl65 sllg
Z Gen. Granger had arrived there, and Gen.
Weitzel was soon expected ses mse ~
Gen. Merritt had been appointed to the
command of all cavalry. "a l.sg sa1s SIS
Gen. Custar's headquarters were at Alex
andria. 'ia.s = q q i4aPl 8 Sm
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New WAY OF Cu1R1NsIa MEArss..---ssocmne ex-

INV ifA1 Of OUhING mEAIS.-SOmo 6X-
periments in the new process of infiltrating
meats SO as, to preserve them for food have
been made in New York The animal is kill
ed by a blow on the head, the chest is then
opened to expose the heart, into the left ven
stricle Of which is introduced a pipe with a
flexible tube communicating with a tank
filed with Brine This brine enters the
great artery, trayerses all the arteries
and capillaries, and passing into the veins,
issues from an incision previously made in the
right side of the heart. This thoroughly frees
the blood vessels from the blood and lymph
which would interfere with the preservation
of the meat. From five to twelve seconds
suffice for the process. In forty minutes the
carcass may be cut in pieces and hung up in
an airy room to dry. When dried it should
be packed in saw-dust or powered charcoal
This mode of curing has the advantage of pre-
serving all the essential constituents of the
y meat while ii is quite as economical as the
present mode of Sailing" '"s =
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Notes Of all the denominations named will be-
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
The Not. Of this Third serle precisely similar
In form and privileges to the Ssven.Thirtiss alrea y
sold, excep that the Government to itself
tn option o paying interest in gold o1in al per
cen ,ins cad Of 7r-l0thsin currency. Subscribers
viii deduct the interest in currency up to July 18TH
at the time when they snbscribe
The delivery of he nots of this third series orthe
seven thirties will commence on tie fst Of june and
will be made promptly and continuously after that
s The slight changema in the conditions of this
THIRD SERIES affect onl5 the mater of interest -
The pa, mentin gold, if made, will be equivalent
tbs currency interest of the higher rate -
The return to specia payments, in the event of
which only viii DO the option to pa interest in gold
be ayailed Of, would reduce and equalizs prices
that purchases made with tx per cent in gold would
be fully equal to those made with seven and three.
tenths per cent. in currency.
The Only Loan in Market
- - Ez k4 VA la e& W.
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Rairroad Accident end Loss Of Lifs.

hsissnpe 81 IRvINGTowN, N. Y, July l..
The Albany train No. 20, on the Hudson
Railroad, due at New York at $50 this p. M,
ran off The hack al this place at 3P. NJ, pitch
ing engine, tender and forward passenger car
into the liver anG smashing the other cars badly.
Several persons are reported killed, and others
severely wounded. The disaster was the re-
suit of gross carelessness on the part Of the
switch tender EFeA s
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Rev. Mr., GOODWIN, Of Illinois, preached at
the Third Parish Church yesterday forenoon.
very able sermon upon the words Of Christ
81 am the vine, and ye are the branches" He
IS terse writer and pleasant speaker. He
ispastor of the First Church in Rockford, III,
in which city Rev. Mr.. Walton was the pastor
of the Second Church tel
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-03

In MEMoRIAA-A few days since that vet
eran stage owner and driver, Mr.. EliaRim
Maxfeld,-so long and well known in this city
and on the route from here to Bridgton, Wat
erEord, &5c.,-submitted to surgical operation
in having large tumor removed from his
neck. The operation was performed at the
Elm House by Dr. Tewksbury, and though it
was critical one, it was believed, by the mem
bers OF the Medical Fraternity present at the
time, that it would prove successful Mr.. Max
field was quite comfortable the day after the
operation was performed; but then began to
sink away, and died yesterday sfss 81 u
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~ kJs NAVY II tAAN3 4OIOoAAAOutAA4 Ne
,sz9e CoMMANDANT's OFFICE, June 20, 1865.
THE U. s. Steamers Dawn, Arkansas and
u Wmansutta, and the Banks ROebuek and
Efhnm Allen,
VIII be sold at public Auction, THURSDAY, July
20, 1855, at u o'clock NJ, at this Yard.
The Dawn 8 Screw Steamer, with two masts,
cylinder 48 nches stroke Of piston 80 inches She
OF the following registered DIMENSIONS required by
the new tonnage law, viz, - length 1922 feet,
breadth ISL feet, depth 9,61 feet.
The Arkansas Is Screw Steamer OF light draft,
schooner-rigged, three masts; has vertical en-
gne; diameter ofeylnder 40 inches stroke Of piston
80 Inches. Registered dimensions required by the
new tonnage law,-lensth 1870 feet; breadth soOS
The xNamsutta Is a Screw Steamer, schooner
rugged, three masts; has vertical engine diam
eter Of cylinder "a inches, stroke Of piston 80 inches
Registered dimensions required by the new tonnage
law,-lengh LEI feet breadth 1918 feet depth $50
feet. " ia AT " &.
The Bark Roebmch Is ofthe GLOWING registered
dimensions required BY the new topna3e Jaw, =
lergth i3f 28 feet breadsh IS 43 Feet depsh fee.
The Eark Ethan Allen is a fine mode ed vessel
of the following REGISTERED dimensions required by the
new TONNAGE law,-length 1870 ieee, breadth 1915
IA 81 III the vessels e wen ound, and VIII be sod as
she now stands, with rgglg sas, boats, cables an
chors furniture &c. An inventory Of the articles to
ne soIi WITH each vessel can be seen at this Navy
yard. and win he exhibited on the day Of sale.
| Five per centum Of the purchase money must be
paid on the day Of sale, and the remainder before the
vessel Is removed nom the Navy Yard, which must
l be done within six days after the date OF sale.
| july1etaw2w L. BAILEY, commandment
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N PARTICULAR NoTIcE-T Teachers and As
sistants Of the Public Schools, and the gentle
men who have consented to act as Marshals
in the Floral Procession on the Fourth of July,
are requested to meet at Committee Room No.
p, City Building, this evening at 7.S0, to re-
ceive their badges, and make necessary ar
rangements for the occasion. 500 6Se
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BAY vIEw HoUsE.-TIris excellent hotel
is in Camden, and it is well known that Cam
den is one Of the most delightful watering
places in our State--easily reached by steamer,
either from this port or Boston. Messrs. Cush-
ing & johnson the proprietors of the hotel,
will do every thing in their power for the COM
fort and amusement of visitors. 800 -
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.s-asa FSax Commercial.
Per steamship America at New York

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. June 20. P.
sM.-Sales for two days were 10000 bales including
1000 to spectators and exporters. The market Is
firm and buoyant, with advance of "a Id % ID for
scriptions. 81 IS Vilsi,sf s.e.s ~ sst Isl
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFF MARKET, june
20. = Flour duh and nominal; Wheat fat; Corn
steady. aass "a ssuasH s ,fal ~ asi ~
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, June 20
Beefquiet and nominal !; Pork very dull; Bacon in
| actiye; Lard firm; Tallow dull at 39s a 4Os for
American. a,ssis 4ss Isl a5 4s5sss, &, ..7S-f5
+ LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, June 2O.-
Sugar steady ;Coffee steady Rice quiet Ashes quiet
at 3ss Sd q $685. Rosn quiet and steady Spirits fur.
pentine very dull; Petroleum firm at 2s ID q 2s Cd
| for refined. obe sFi
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SABA mother and daughter were yester-
day taken to the police-quarters in state of
ntoxication. The mother had been discharg-
d but few days previous from the House of
Correction, where she had been expiating
fomer offense Of the kind. The parties were
Irish
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l19.o.11 $1,000 FORT WAYNE, June 2.
The stockholders of the Toledo and Wabash
Great Western, Illinois, Quincy and .Enlsa.'
,O,,i.ss ll..sse Nv nearly unanimous vote, ratl-
fed the articles of consolidation agreed to by
the directors, and thelroads win hereafter be
operated under the name Of the Toledo, Wa
bash and Western Railroad Company"
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GoRHAM SEMINARY.--The annual cata-
logue of this Institution shows it to be in
fiourishing condition. The number of pupils
during the year was 410. The highest num-
Der at any term was 1873 and the lowest To-
Mr.. William G. Lord, A. NJ, is Principalof the
Seminary, and there is an able corps of As
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THE THEATRE. = John Murray (quite a
favorite of Portland) win open Deering Hall
this evening with an excellent company. The
plays selected for this evening are full of fun
and wit. Murray plays the principal charac-
tiers, and he viii be well sustained. The same
company viii play again tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Murray has engaged the Hall for the sea-
son, and win, in few days, appear again with
his company. These two permaaces are pre-
liminary to more permanent occupation Of
the Hall. We expect the Hall win be filed
this and tomorrow evening. ss
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FOREIGN ExPoRTs.--The total value of
Foreign Exports from this port last week
amounted to $S7, 412.sS. Included in the ship
ments were 1914 Box Shocks, 1926 HID Shocks,
1850 Headings, 575 bdls Hoops, 1,061, 4S7 #
Lumber, $4,000 # Scantling, 1900 Shingles,
800 bdls Hay, p brls Flour, 5000 gallons Kero-
sene Oil, 1900 gals Naptha, TIA doz Shovels.
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Two Clubs to play near the Arsenal; two others
near the Observatory, at $50 A. NJ. Peg
At $50 P. NJ, near the Arsenal, the match for
prizes between the victorious clubs. a15
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BASE BALL oNlTHE FoURTH-The grand
match game viii be played for the purses Of
fered by the city, in the afternoon, commenc-
ing at half past O'clock on the grounds near
the Arsenal. 9sa ~ s4e naH
The Bowdoin Club of brunswick, and Lin
coin Club of Portland, win play in the fore
noon on the grounds near the Arsenal, and at
the same time the EOn and Howard Clubs
will play near the Observatory; the two vic
torious clubs to play for the purse in the after
noon. i
In the afternoon the ground on the right OF
the field viii be reserved for ladies.
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2 DELEGATES TO DETRoIT-The following
gentlemen comprise the delegation from the
Board of Trade of this city, to the Convention
to be held at Detroit 1T. G. Hersey, W. 8.
Dana, J. s. BedIow, J. II. Perley, Israel Wash
burn, Jr., j. B. Brown, John Lynch, T. E.
Iwitchell, NJ. N. Rich, A. Z. Shurtleff.
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1925

ExcURsIoNs.-The Barge Comfort will make
excursions to Pleasant Cove every, day this
week after Tuesday, when she is engaged by
the City Authorities for the boat race. Harry
Baker is just the man to make island parties
pass off pleasantly, and he is determined that
those of his barge, shall be the parties of the
season. See his advertisement this morning.
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2. n. PATTEN. AUorloNEER, u Enohango 81.
Z 8 n I Q "A
SALE OF ARMY MULES.
QuAa,rnanAsgra ennna..A.I.s oggloa.


.,- QuARTRRMAsTFR GENERALS OFFIcE,
WAsHINGToN, ID O., May %, 1866.
MANY thousands Of mules are being disposed of
XN1 at public sale, at Washington.
II The sales will continue until the number OF ami
mails 10 reduced in Toptrion to the reduction Of
tbs mics, now going on rapidly.
There are In the armies Of the Pot mao, OF the
Tennessee, and Of Georgia, probably EoUn Thou
SAND SAND OF rHH EInEsr sIx-AuLE TEAMS IN THE
Would.
Many Of them were bought in the beginning of the
war as young mules, accompanied the armies in all
their marches and camps, and are oronghly brok-
60, hardened by exercise. gentle ant amiliar frc
being so ioug surrounded BY the soldie.
The whele South 10 stripped of farming s eek, and
the Tor also has suffered from the drain OF animals
taken 10 supply the armies t ~
These animals are sold at public auction; THEY
WILL NOT BRING Anything LIKE THRIR TURE
VALUE; and such opportuni- les for farmers to get
working animals 70 stock their farms. and Tor
drovers and dealers In stock to make COED specula-
tons. BY purchasing them and dsposing OF them in
the south, will never occur ~ ain.
-lF agnl nf rrr Sol M. q. MElGS,
(. 4 $780, Quartermaster General, .r
june3d4w Brevet Major Genera.
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SHOOTING MArcH.-There win be a shoot
ing match at z o'clock tomorrow morning in
the Deering pasture, for valuable rifle
The chances are all taken up by our sports
men, and there win be some crack shots on
the occasion.
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ARRIVAL OF ,TRooPs.--The LIST regiment
of Maine Veterans-composed of members of
the 18th, 9th and 18th Maine regiments, -nllm-
bering about 600 men, under command of
Lieut.. Col. Fletcher, left Boston at 5 o'clock
Saturday afternoon in an extra train, and ar
rived here at 2 o'clock Sunday morning. At
the depot here they were furnished with re-
freshments by Messrs. Higgins & Wheeler,
and then proceeded to Camp Berry. We are
informed they will be paid off on Wednesday.
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EARLY CLosNG.-The wholesale merchants
On commercial street have agreed to close
Their places Of business, on Saturdays, at 4
2. NJ during the months Of July, August, and
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81 U =. 5-sO six Per CcRt.
GoLn-BEARlNG BONDS

5 These Bonds are now wortha handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are ell the Government Bonds,
from State County, and Municipal tsr itio, schich
ADDS from one to three per cent per ann am to their
value according to the levied upon other prop
erty The interest is piyable semi annually by cou-
pons attached to each note, which may be cat off
and sold to any bank or banker. u q
TIL interest at $50 per cent amounts to
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PLEASURE REsoRT.-We learn that Mr.
Stanton of the Winthrop House, Winthrop
has made arrangements with Mr.. w. 81.
Hodgdon, formerly of East Winthrop, and bet
ter known to those of this vicinity, as Harry,
1.-THE Prince of Caterers at a Fish Chowder,)
for his boat the coming summer, to be put
into the Winthrop South Pond, for the accom-
mediation Of parties who wish to spend day
or more reveling with the Perch and Pickerel
of that famous Pond He has also erected on
Woods Island, house, where all the fixings
necessary for getting up a chowder, will be
kept. We wish him success in his enterprise,
and are in hopes that we can see time, ere
the closing of the season, that we can leave
our 7x9 "sanctum sanctorrm" and enjoy the
fine fishing and chowder under Harry's super
vision. It is a splendid spot for pic-nics, being
on the line of the Maine Central Railroad.
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4 THE American Illustrated Newspapers for
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store Of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change Street. aa aea ssa ~
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DRAMATIC. - Messrs. Murray & Wilson
have taken lease Of Deering Hall, and win
open it this evening and tomorrow afternoon
and evening for the purpose of performing to
the crowds who may gather here to celebrate
the 4th. After the 4th the theatre viii be
closed for a few days Preparatory to the open
ing for the season, with strong company and
great attractions. r. sas $3.50 aia.i
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AvAns-The recent exhibition at City
Hall by the ladies and misses of St. Stephens
Church netted upwards Of $3.50.
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ae The good Steamer cAscO can be
stRS - chartered 10 carry excurtion raries
TO the Islands or to Harpswell, on
TUESDAYS, TeuRsDAYs AND FRIDAYS al each
week. Sabbath Schools or Societies, intending TO
make exeu sions the coming season. viii do well to
apply o mH
For terms inquire Of
BBkGFSS, FoBES co.
june2sd2m 80 Commercial st, thomas Block.
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Financial.
1Ae UNIFIED STATE $ a
do7-30L0AN.
SIN --.ElgEs Hasb
Third - ferries,
8 = 3 90 o. 900.

By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury ,the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agcnficr the
sale Of the United Sta es Securities, offers to the
public the third sori-s Of Treasury Notes. bearing
seven and three tenth rer cent interest per annum
known "a the