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exceeding i've dollars per diem.
SEC. And be 1t further enacted That the Postmaster
Gene al be- and he is hereby, authorized pay of
the appropriation fer miscellaneous expenses the
ten thousand dollars much thereof may be
quired for deayng the necessary expense of preparing
and publishing set of post-route maps arranged by
States aud groups of States and showing all the pern-
nent mail routes, distances, and posolces thereon in
the United States, with other statistical information.
Bee T. And be further enacted That for the purpose
Of asserting and distributing letters and other mail mat
ter in railway postoces the Postmaster General may
from time to time, appoint clerks who shall be paid
Of the appropriation for mail transportation Provided
That the salary OF each head clerk 50 appointed and en-
poyed shall not exceed fourteen hundred dollars per
num- and that the salary Of other clerks shall not
coed twelve hundred dollars each per annum
SEC. o. And be It further cnucted, That the provisions
Of the fourth section of the act entitled San making
appropriations for the service OF the ost0ce Depart
ment during the fiscal ending the thireth of June
eighteen hundred and sxty-one" approved June fifteen
eighteen hundred and sixty be and the hereby
modified so az to authorize the PostmasterGeneral to
cause tho mails to be transported between the United
stss and any foreign port ports or between ports of
ne United States touching at foreign port, by steam
,sp: allowing and paying therefor ii by American
; any sum not exceeding the and United States
nand postage and il by foreign vessel any sum not
eAeeedlng the sea postage the mails so conveyed
AZ ~ Ana Se further enacted That no steamship
n vessel departing from the United States for for
~ VI ports shall be permitted to receive on board
convey any letters letter packets orenatng In Tia
ana Sa.se wncn have not been regularly posted at
ur.. srd rom the postoce the port Of depar
6csr ~ ~ sna De the duty of the collector or other Of
~ Of mo port empowered to grant Of
comunS as condition Of clearance from the master or
maso @ o. such steamship vessel ap oath or AFR
al mat ne has not received board his shin or yes
& ana has not under lis care or within hs Central ana
sdar reserve or convey any letters or letter packets
csnts 70 foreign country, except as hereinafter er
ths No.. ea atre nave not been delivered to him from
s Ts, nee At the port Of departure: Tovided ho
to sny ,s any Of this section shall not appy
ana are addressed to the owner or con,a .he cargo
h. up Of other vessel to any letters or pacSsts
Of ars enclosed IN United States stamped epyeIons
.. states legally chargeabe thereon II snc
regular mail. w transmitted by the
sao; II. And % It further enacted That noth;r, .
~ sne act entitled An act to establish nostsi
@ .yssm approved May seventeen eighteen
prevent deputy fostmasters Il mSns ~
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Gerr Smith, Reuben H. Fent0n Bellamy Storer, George
G. Abbott, Jay Cooke, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Israel
Washburn, Jr Ichabod Goodwin, Frederick Smyth John
.. Goodrich, Charles Henry Davis, William Cafn J. Wi
ley Edmands Amos A. Lawrence, Edward s. Tobey,
Thomas Russell, Charles @. Loring George D. Upton,
Charles g. Greene, j. s. Williams, George G.. Stan
nard, Henry NJ. Rice, dreenve NJ Dodge Morton NJ Mi
chael, Thomas Webster, James NJ. Scove Nathaniel b.
Baker, Richard J. Field Henry c. Carey. John W For.
ney, Bishop NJ Simpson, G. s. Griffith, William Henry
Charming, James n Yeatman, Dwight Durkee A. i.
Stewart Barnabas Hobbs, Montgomery Blair, Joseph r.
Barnes, f. b. Ward, Henry Benham. Frank Moore Alfred
Lee Edward Solomon Thomas c. Bryan, b. b. French
Samuel j. J Crawford james Pratt ALFRED II. Terry
duly chosen are hereby constituted and created body
corporate in the District of Columbia
SEC, And DC II further enacted, That the said cor
poraon hereby consttuedshal consist of one hundred
members They shall have power to fill all vacancies
created by death, resignation or otherwise and to make
bylaws rules and reguaiions Prorided, That such by
laws rule anu regulations not repugnant to the
stitutlon or laws of the United States.
SIC. D. And Zoe further enacted, That the business Of
sand corporation shall be managed by board OF twelve
directors who shall elect from their number presdei'
two vice presidents and secretary; and seven OF the VI
roctors, OF whom the president or one OF the wee
dents shall BIO one, shall form Quorum iof ny aard of
ton Of business at any special meeting Of inc o'afu
directors. ~ Al;
SEC T. And be it further enacted, That the board Of or
rectos shall have authority TO procure Tor us Nv
sntahla Mace site Tor military asylum for officers and
men of the volunteer forces OF the uni,eu VINO
Nave i,aan or NAV hereafter be totally disabled by
800 A., ,voa or sickness contracted while In the line
49,. Snr;ne the present rebellion; and to have
'neir a Ldinse erected having due regard to the
Sas es hs location facility Of access and competency
to the persons provided for In this act
Sec s. And be Jirtag enacted, That for the estab'
al, stoppages or fines adudged against volun
tser ossrs soldiers seamen by sentence of courts
a,i or military commission, over aud above tho
,s necessary for the Reimburse ment of the govern
sneut or Of individuals all forfetures Of de-
serton from the volunteer service and all moneys due
~ are or may be- unclaimed for three years after The
death of such officers, soldiers seamen to be renaid
s,,ch deceased officers soldiers seamen s,id
directors hereby authorized to receive ali dostons
Of money property, made by any person or
for the benefit Of the asylum and to hold or di1s q,
the same for ~ sqlAand exclusive us, "
hse@ <ad ts8 easa~ eaSs's&, That tls psssstipn er
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"one million doars:' Provided, That the directors
said Metropolitan Railroad Company shall have power
require the subscribers to the capital STOCK 10 pay '
amount by them respectively subscribed at such tme II
such manner and in such insalments as they may doe
proper; and any stockholders shall refuse OF hegee
70 pay any instruments, as required oy fesouu Wv
board Of directors after reasonable notice OF the same
the SAID board of directors may sell at pubic aucuo 70
tue highest bidder many shares of said STOCK as s
pay SAID Instruments land the highest bidder shai nc
70 De Tue person who offers to purchase he leds
hummer OF shares for the assessment due nnder sucn
gener regulations as may be adopted in the bylaws OF
saiu or may sue for and collect the same IN
any court Of competent jurisdiction.
SEC D. Ana DC II further enacted That section seven
teen De- and hereby s so amended allow the said
corporation three years from the date of the approval of
this act in which 10 compets tue RAILWAYS herein es.
scrbsd and those described in the which this
SEC. A. and be it further enacted, That the twenty.
second be- and hereby is, amended by striking out the
words a the rate OF twenty for one dolar and in.
sorting tho words at the rate of sixteen for tho dollar
SEC. o. And be it further enacted, That the provision
prohibiting any exclusion from any car on account of
color already applicable to the Metropolitan Railroad is
hereby extended every other railroad District Of
Approved March 3, 1896.
AN ACT to incorporate the Continental Hotel companv
| - of the City OF Washington.
BE il enacted By the Senate and House of Representatives
If he limited States Of America in Congress assembled
That Lewis Delmonco, Of New York City b. B. French
iIsnrv u Cooke John w. Forney, OF Washington City
s,enhen Flanagan. William overfeld, Jr, j. Warren
prayr,, of Maine Thornton Smith, George D. Kellogg
leorre pIOWmaD, oil ana their as3oc
md ali nersops who hereafter may be holders
Of the stock hereinafter mentioned shall be, and they
are hereby, declared to be constituted body polite
10 have nsgnetuai succession, to be capable in law
suing and being sued to have common seal and to have
hold receive enjoy, and take either by absolute con
yeyance in fee simple upon ground rent ana IN case
copyeyancev pen ground rent with power to execute
the necessary covenant securing the payment thereof
construction Of hotel in the city Of washington with
such supplementary buildings may pe TO ane
form part of the general plan aud design theeo Win
ton and Of any parties who may be desirons Of rent
ing and occupying the same and the real estate any
part thereof when In the opinion of said corporation
may be proper do to sell and to convey 70 any per
son or persons who may BIO DESTROYS Of purchasing the
same furniture and equipment thereof
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21
"a Thief Cries Stop Thief,

The public are cautioned against base imitation
of L. f. Atwood's Bitters by manufacturer of pro-
prietary medicines in this city, who has not only
copied the label in part and adopted the same style
bottl but states ON his label that he has purchased
the entire right of DR.. Atwood, and as az, F.n
the only Atwood Bitters ever put up in Maine which
have gained celebrity, this evidently leads the UNI
wary to suppose that it isl. F. Atwood who has
never cOnvcyesto him. directly OF indirectly, either
the title to or any information respecting his Bitter.
This Is the same person who formerly signed NJ. F.
instead Of ~ F. Atwood He says, Beware Of
counterteits and limitations, which to be up=
on the same principle that "a ThiefCries Stop Thief"
The genuine is signed 1. F. Atwood, and bears an
ira label ON white paper, headed "Cantcn Extra
Cquntersigned by H. H. HAY, Druggist, Portland,
Sole Agent, n-r
Portland, April ee, 9 saw&wsm
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21
ITEMS or STATE NEWS.


The Poem at the Glass Day exercises at
Dartmouth College on Monday last, was by
A. ii. Small of Gardiner, this state, and is very
highly complimented by the letter-writers
Absence from duty few days will explain
the non-appearance of several communion
tons, until they seemed to be unreasonable.
A few days since one Joseph Batchelder was
before the Municipal Court 1t was not our
taxidermist, for he has been absent since early
in June, procuring rare birds, etc., to mount,
but has now returned. fiasig sdt aslm 5t''
The Piscataquis Observer understands that
the steamer Favorite will commence her regu-
lar trips on Tuesday, July 25th, on Sebec
Lake.
The Rockland Bank is authorized to COM
mence banking under the National Banking
Act. The LIMERICK Bank is taking steps in
the same direction. ss1lQ gag
The Pioneer says that one day last week, a
little daughter of William Dorsey Of Fort Fair
field, was severely burnt by its clothes taking
gre from "musquito smoke in front of the
door. 4s-ahd % azippn
Says the Pioneer, Sylvester Rideout of Castle
Hill, had his leg broken below the knee while
telling trees July 9TH. He was attended by Dr.
Decker of Fort Fairfield. ~ F
1t is stated that farmers in Oxford county,
have contracted to furnishh potatoes the ensu-
ing Fall for twenty cents per bushel, for the
manufacture of starch. ian
The railroad bridge at Skowhegnn barely es-
capped destruction by fire on Tuesday, says the
Clarion arcs ssF,rslfhan EF fa sA..s
The Gardiner Journal says it did not allude
to John A. Poor but to another man, when it
spoke of a Bangor lawyer" who "had agreed
to secure the repeal Of the hawkers' and ped
lers' law for $1,000 7sgog hsa ,ss
The Bangor Whdg learns that the Alton
House and stable, in Alton, was destroyed by
fire Thursday night, together with all the fur
niture. 1t was kept as hotel by Mr.. Charles
Hichborn, who was absent at the time. The
loss must have been $4,000 at least Insured. y
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21

The New Hampshire Superior Court has de-
cided that an express company delivering a
parcel marked with the cabalistic &c. o. d.
collect on delivery may allow person to
whom it is consigned reasonable time to open
the package and determine whether he will re-
ceive it or not.
The New Orleans Times says Pensacola is
beginning to show signs of renewed life. 1t is
thought that cotton, tar and rosin win be
brought in gradually, though probably not in
large quantities, now that the old populations
returning, and popular. confidence is somewhat
restored.
The Paramount Water Works in Philadel-
phia are to be extended; an appropriation of
half million Of dollars having been made for
that purpose
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21
nnMEsrIf-, pnRTs.

san ERANcIsco-Ar 1st inst ship Britannia,
new OR oRLEASNs-Below 18th, shin Bazaar stp-
son, from Boston, coming up.
Cid 18th, ship & C Winthrop, Stewart, New York.
nSAVANNAH-Ar 18th, brig Mary cobb, Duncan,
BEAUFORT Nc-Ar 18th, barque Transit, Mitch
ell, New York.
NORFOLK 18th, sch Antietam, Bush, for
GEORGETOWN DC 4cld 18th, sch Ena HodsdOn,
Hodsdon, Boston:
Bangor; Emily Fowler, HoibfooK, Portland. i'il'S'
WASHINGTUN-Ar 10Th, barque Epm williams
Sleeper, Dix Island.
PAILADELPHIA--Ar 18th inst. sch G Fantauzi,
CID nth, sch Jas oDonahue Gilkey, Beaufort NC.
Cid 18th, ship Aymar, Carver, New York: hri0s
Ida NJ Comery, Mcclellan, Port Royal SC; Angie ii
Curtis, Merriman, Salem; sch lamartine, Greggs,
NEW YoRK-Ar 18th, ship Hudson. Pratt from
London. with AIS passengers
CID 18th, barque Ada Carter, Taylor, New Orleans
brig Eaglet, Dickinson, Pernambuco,
Ar 10th, barques Ibis, Hatch, Palermo: Interna-
tional Atkinson, Curacao !; Fannie Particle. Svd
neg CB: brigs Executive, Gorham Matanzss: Tribal
Cd 10Th, ships ss VIM Nottingham oua,ev sor-
chel, Mitchell, Cow Bay CD; Hunter, Les, do; E +
Cow Bay cB; sc5s Gen knSa Fora It do; keoin2
Small: Philadelphia; Paran, Clark do; Siak, ingalls,
NEW ,lAlAvEN-'Ar 18th, sch a E willard Lansi,
NOkWICH-Ar 18th, sob Sarah Franoes, Clnrk,
Bangor.
.PRoyIDENCE-Ar. 18th, scbs Triton, Freeman
New York; Juniatta Patten, Parker, Augusta:
p Sa l9tn sch Flora King, Cook, for Philadelphia
nPAMTUCKET-Sailed 18th, sch Willis Putnam,
NEWPoRT-Ar 10Th, sch Lamartine, Hin, saco
Sid 18Th, schs Duroc, for NewburypOrt; AIadaeas-
car for New York. l..f 81 iss...ft.- . ...-i
HOLINESS H0LE-Ar 10Th, schs Brier, Gregory
Rockland for New York.. Nautilus, Piilsbury, and
Rebecca c Lane, Lane Vinalhaven for do: Hattie M
MAYO, Ward, Calais for do; Louisa, Saunders, Bath
~ Ar 18th, big Forester Murray, Bridgeport or
New York; schs Ligure, Bray, st Andrews NIB f6h
New York; Hammond, Passport for do; Flmiys
Rogers, Erskins Gardiner for do; III Crosby Ar1S
strong Bangor ior dol Angeline, Xix, and III k Dun
ton, Jameson Vinalhaven for do; Ophir, Real SSa,
Calais for philadelphia; Oregon, Pratt ana Rfe-;a
Whitney, Rockland for New York, 80
Cienfaegos; Western Sea, Hard,ns Cia,, beal, nm
pigs 1lger Lynch, Malaga Isadora WiIso TI'
Jan sens Neptunes Clark, Musauash ND fiai
step, kichardson Philadelphia: Hmdso,D VINES Slcn-
rom rom EhzaoethpertH Bent, Foster and BriIIant
noid Nh w c snow Achorn, New York; Gov Ar
Sibei, Gupf Gon,ds sh,os Leontine Geyer, Bangor
,as,s Al Gun snlps Wild Rover TAYLOR. Manila; Ex
EEnai, 1rvlp, Irapani; brig Tines Lewis, from
nouSavesi scns Haines Grifin Aux Caves; Madon-
YORK. fSoopiOs' Heorgetown; Catawamteak, Hix, New
A Om 10th, ship Harry Warren. Atwood, Madras;
Waltham, Minott, New Orleans; brigs Maria
y leeier, Wheeler Cow Bay CB; John Pierce, StIopt
and Il 5 Hassell, Hassel, Bangor; schs Bailey,
Ere 4 washington; Cabot, Phinney' New york.
GLoUCESTEk-Ar fifth, brig Hudson, Griffin, I'm
2eArsport Tor cambridge, Md; schs Maria W whitney,
SNOW, and II * Dunton Jameson, Rockland for do;
hepzioah' Lunt, Bangor for Bridgeport; Angehne,
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21
BUY ME, TRY ME & I'LL DO YOU GOOD.
.,orrf Dr.. Tnn0Le7f,s 4un,f,,ne '-'i''

A new medicine for all the summer complaints
Composed of Roots, Banks and Berries, which seem
to have been designed for the quick, safe and sure
cure of Dysentery, Cholera-Morbus and Chronic
Diarrhea, which are common with all ages, and so
dangerous at thisseason of the year We never adj
verse certificates. Let it stand upon its own merits
this is the only way good thing should be known
Hence our motto Buy me, &c., of the heAding--
Every person who uses it win testify as many have
already that Dr.. Langleys Anodyne is the greatest
discovery of the age, and must be Queen Of all Medi-
oines, by its great cures Sold by dealers Price 40
cents per bottle. ET e
For sale in this city by H. II. Hay, and W. F.
Phillips & Co. june15eod&w3m
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21

New York papers chronicle the death IN that
city, at very advanced age, of Madame El;Ta
M. Jumel once a noted personage. She 80
married in early life to NJ. Jumel, a Frenc Il
gentleman, who died leaving her with one child
Later her singular marriage with Aaron Burr
brought her into public notice They were
married about the year 1882; but the alliance
was soon followed by separations She resumed
the name of her previous husband many years
since. She was respected and esteemed by the
few to whom she was known f0ot
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21
Union State Convention.

The citizens OF Maine who support the Natona
Administration of ANDREW JOHNSON, and the State
Administration Of SAMUEL CoNY, are invited to
send delegates to State Convention, to be held at
Portland, ON Thursday, August 1Osh,T
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
candidate for Governor to be supported by the Union
men of Maine at the ensuing State election.
The basis ofrepresentaton viii be as follows; Each
city, town andplantation shah be untitled TO one del
egate and one delegate additional for every seventy
five votes cast for Gov Cony last September and one
for fraction of forty votes f-- Al -.,., tqfg
JAMES G. BLAINE, y
LANES M. STONE,
N A. FOSTER, ~ - -
NOAH PRINCE, = -
NELSON DINGLEY, JR Union
H B. PRESCOTT 80 F-9T {
JOSIAH MERROM
WALES HUBBARD. 5ri5
FRANCIS COBB, at e
DANIEL LANE, Hi-
S. D. LINDSEY, -
A. g, LEBROKE, Committee
GEORGE p. SEWALL, tIIfIIEi~ ISL
EUGENE HALE,
CHAS. b. PAINE -,-.ssi5.. -
EBEE. WOODBURY.,
July 1885, r ssGs5s.1 sst.ssss tfss
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21

Over twenty years increasing demand has estab-
lished the fact that Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best in the world 1t is the cheapest the most
reliable, and most convenient. Complete IN one bot
te Does not require any previous preparation of the
hair No trouble. No crock or strain Does not
rub off or make the hair appear dusty and dead, but
mparts to it new ne and lustre. Produces beauti-
full black or brown, preferred A child can apply
ly it, Always give satisfaction. Only rs cents per
bottle. Sold Everywhere. A. L. MATHEWS, Manu-
facturer, N. Y.
DEMAs BARNES & Co., New York, Wholesale
Agents. may12eod1y
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21

DIR. TIBBETs' PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR RE
GENERATOR, THE MOST WONDERFUL DIsooy
cry OF THE AGE, wiz positively restore Gray Hal
to It's original color whether black brown OF auburn
and being delightful dressing, it mparts to it q
beautiful glossy and healthy appearance 1t win asC
promote growth Of new hair ON bald heads, where
tually remove all dandrutf itching and humors from
the scalp 1t is warranted to produce the ahove re-
suits or money refunded. r.. =
ISL. TEBBETTS BROTHERS,
ar Proprietors, Manchester N H
W. w. WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland Sold by
Druggists everywhere. may11eod6ms
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21
Boston Stock Lis.
lMARRIED.

In this city July 8, by Rev DR. Carruthers, VIM
Pitt Hollis Of Brighton, Mass, and Miss Eunice G
Baker, of Bangor, Me. Ley oelf fld--ia5f5 iii
In Lewiston, July 10, George H Haskell and Clara
A Allen. ff...- =
In Wayne, April 90, Henry A House and Ellen n
Raymond.
III Wayne, July 10. Samuel A Frost, of Winthrop
and May F House, Of w. ~ 2 ''itl ~
in vassaIboro, Jhne 20, Charles H Jones and Hat
tie Hamblem. silT GiffHUl0D Hsifre =. ..s7,-l
In Bristol July 2, Chas Z Field, of North Sears
port and Mamie j BcClntock.
In Farmingtoh, July g., Washington L Taylor and
Mary L Stevens ~ on ai91i 19u.ll 9d VT
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21

a political principle is illustrated in the con-
versation of Southern Office seeker with
voter The former was defending himself from
a charge of aristocracy, and the reply was =
"Well, old boss, reckon you're the right stripe;
going to treat amt you :? Bout this aristoc-
racy; I'll jess tell you what's my principles,
don't want nobody to 'ristocrat it over me,
but 'ristoerats it over everybody tn let me-"
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21

James Redpath, who has charge of eight col
ored schools, with $3.50 scholars in Charleston,
says IN recent letter: II see no hope Of edu-
eating the vast multitude of white adults in
the lnsurrectiOnary states, who can neither
read or write, except by the adoption by Con
gress OF law restricting, while extending the
electoral franchise to those only, and all those,
who can read and write"
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21
DIR. BICKNELI's yEGETABIs DysFNTFpv

DIR. BICKNELL'S VEGETABLE DYsFNTFRY
SYRUP, contains no opiate or mineral substance.
Very pleasant to the TASTE mild in its effect vet sure
safe and reliable, and is Warranted 10 cure Dysen-
terry, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus Summer Complaint
Pain or Cramp IN Stomach or Bowels. 1t is the finest
medicine for children, wen as grown persons ever
offered the public. Try It'll No cure no pay. II :
Prepared only BY ED WARD SUTTON, Providence
r. /. For sale by Druggists generally
july17d&w2m H. II. HAY, Agent for Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21
IcoLGATE.s HONEY soAPrIa

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollent in its nature, fagrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in.
For sale By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
fune31d1vr
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21

IT'S NOT A FABLE.-The immense and
universal demand for the Fragrant SozoDoNT,
is marvel in the annals of Dentistry 1t
exceeds that of all other denti6ices combined.
Neither acid from the stomach, nor any other
corresponding element generated by indiges-
ton can affect set Of teeth regularly purified
sentative. jy19-3teod
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21

GALL Is NOT GOLD THAT GLITrERs.' But Ster-
hngs Ambrosia makes the hair rich. soft and luxur
an; giving it that glossy hue of the Raven wing
which no other hair preparation can ever initiate.
July 20-snd2w .s4s.. ~. i
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21
NJ Rim e n EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Thursday, Jniy go.

ai f Thursday, July 90.
ARRIVED. 81 ~ hin-.- F.. re-
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston for
Eastport and st John NIB.
Steamer Forest City Donayan, Boston. a.i1I
Gamer Montreal, Liscamb, Boston.
U Revenue steamer Mahoning, Webster, from
cruise.
Brig R Curtis, Anterior, Philadelphia. D. -
Sch Mary Ann, (Brl Brown, Digby Ms. nnI
Sch Cornelia, Henderson, New York. .s 81. .,t
q Sch Seaport Yelser, Northport NY. asmal Isl a-I
Sch Citizen, Upton, Boston. 81 ..
Sch Convoy, Cook, Gouldsboro W 9
Sch Anomak, Shaw, Vinalhaven.
Sch Julia A Decker, Dunton, WestpOrt. ar "a, I
Sloop Yankee, Hamilton, Biddeford.
CLEARED.
Brig Westmoreland, lBr) Humphrey, Port Ma
doc, Eng-c M DAVIS & Co. p = = - p lf-1 n
Brig A Goedhue, Crosby, Cow Bay CB --sF-
n Sch Emma Bacon, Case, Hilton Head SEE Free
man, Jr. i- ff-N 3f4 Af4si SaiIaaa llTllN
AZ barque Ionic, $40 tons, built at Harpswell in
1853 has been sold to parties in New York; terms not
transpired. 10 aa' ~ H Ii
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21
o.rMORsE. M. ID.

TREATS Catarrh, Bronchitis, and all affections oil
the Throat AID Lungs by cold Medicated Inhalation
Success unprecedented. Can refer to thousands in
this city and State, and all parts of the United
States Office No. 2 SMITH STREET, PORTLAND,
MAINE. iune23tf
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-21
HAIRS rubber Emporium

~ at lat Middle Street where every variety Of Rub
Ter Goods can be procured, at Manufacturers prices
Their assortment of Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent. 'iuneastf