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The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07
New Advertis enents.
Proposals for Materials for the
= Navy. $50
NAVY DEPARrMANr,

a., NAVY, DEPARTMENT.,
ls5ssss,; BUREAU OF STEAM ENGrNfERING,
- F. alt e HA trfa June 2&f96S q.
CEALED PROPOSALS to furnish materials i for the
y Navy for the fiscal year e1:ing June 1885, WIN
10 O'clock A. M of the 31s day of July next at which
time the opening YIN be commenced. ~ -
Proposals must be endorsed, Proposals for Materi
ais for the Navy" that they may be distinguished
from other bushessie letters aud directed 10 the Chief
Of 5 tie Bureau B e steasH Engnsse,Ting
naIned are partieaaarlys described in the printed
schedules any Of which viii be furnished to such as
desire to offer, application to the Communicates Of
the respective yards, or to the navy agent nearest
thersso and these Of an the yards upop application to
division into classes being for the Convenience
of dealers in each such classes only VII be furnished
as actually reclaimed for bids. II The coanmaldant
the schedule 81 ciasses u tself es yards, have q
copy of the scieulesof the other yass for examine
ton only from which may be Judged whether Il wil
snee wi g given e Articles u Aiisfcan nafic-
ture. @acY Va Yf<sgs5 d 34.i4
Offers must be made for the whole Of the class at
any yard upon one Of the pfintest schedules OF In
strict conformity theFeyit or they win not be cOn-
Upon application to the Bureau; to the, command
ant OF any yard or to any navy agent, the form Of
respecting tie Tropesss win be furnished.
The contract win be awarded to the lowest bidder
WE 5ss proper gaaralseS A. required by the aw
reserying che right 20 re8t tlle lowest bid 4 deemed
exorbitant not tothe interest Of the Government
The Contracts s viii beaF late tho day The nOtisca
Ton i gwen and deliveries can be demanded rpm
notified that their offers must be in the form pre-
scribed, Be in tine TO reach their destia-
Estes 6 ss s 9See 1sdessa s
period stated .d no Gsoarrace ssu be made for fail
re ss q re s' an offers uIslsst be accompanied by
Sureties IN the full amount will be reauired to SIGN
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New York Markets.

.s..ss sf;s. l.s.sb. Al Il s. NEW YORK, July g.
Cotton active and higher; sales 1000 bales Mid
ding Uplands alto. "a ssI.,stS - -,
Flour-sales 1860 bblst State and Western &c l1'
10c higher. Western 15 "a O 90. Southern arm 1
sales 1900 bbls. Canada q 1Oc higher; sales $50 bbis
at 8 80 a 80, I'D 7F'7si,, 4 u 80. -
Wheat-1c higher on Spring and a B on Winter;
sales l47 900 bushels. Chicago Spring ia az 12s.
Winter Red Western 40 a / %. Amber Michigan
60 Milwaukee, Club q Cal ps Choice White 16b.
Corn-1 q &c higher; sales 10S, 900 bushels. Mixed
Western n q, soc; unsound 20 IA &c., s ~ IL
Oats-dulI Western 10, .@'s' n n
4 Beef-active; sales $50 bbls 4les.s
Pork-higher; sales 69OO bbls Mess &c so "a 267s.
Prime 10, 80 a 5000. -
Z Lard-frm; sales 1,100 bbls at 1850 194. sss lgo
Butter-unchanged Gaa II; + y. ss.ys,
2 10. $50 I Z ~ 10y ~
Rice-dul ees~ss--s-- 4ips tAt-
Sugar-active and higher; sales 1900 hhds. Porto
boxes at 13l. TtsE7 ~ Ati2F
terms. VI 5Asii 4t's.f55s - s.
Molasses-dull. sstAs 4fsftfs E Ntn7
Naval Stores-quiet. = y s,sslst2 5s'i '"i7 ~
Petroleum-quiet and firm. s.i iaissr.-is
Freigllts to Liverpool-quiet. ~
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comets & Cassockss


DLEAsANT suits Of Rooms, furnished or un.
n furnished, with board, at n Free st. 10 % H3
phespectaole transient boarders accommodated.
june 0dlw* fHnsT17 n -T77-l
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me y-so y, loan.

49, Hf9Fs Hfisaa PHILADELPHIA, July 9.
The subscriptions to the $50 loan to-day
amounted to $S,O15 100, including the follow
ing: First National Bank of New York, $685.
$1S0,S00 First National Bank, Nashville
100000; First National Bank, .Leayenworth.
100000; Third National Bank, Cineinnati,
100000 Second National Bank, Chicago,
$245,500; First National Bank, Springfield,
III, 100000; Third National Bank, Balti-
more, $4,000; Second National Bank, Phila-
delphia, $4,000; First National Bank, Gin
cinnati, 100000; Second National Bank,
Boston, 100000; Fourth National Bank,
New York, si25,O0O, Tenth National Bank,
New York, 100000; First National Bank,
Des MONIES, $118O00; National Bank Of the
Republic, Boston, 100000; Brewster, Sweet
& Co., Boston, 5000, 900; Fiske & Hatch, New
York, $1,014,10O. The individual subscrip-
tions numbered 2,105, ses.r .:srs3
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5 NEW YORK, June @.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
says when the sentences were read to the con-
asked for Baptist minister. Atzerott was
deeply. affected and cried bitterly, and asked
for a Lutheran minister. Harold displayed
considerable fortitude, and only asked forsan
interview with his family. Mrs. Surratt was
collected, and asked for father Mudgett to at
tend her last moments. 49, l5s 4, s
Ex-Gov Vance was released from the Old
Capitol prison to-day, to return home, subject
to the Presidents order oeas'*
Secretary Stanton has so far recovered from
his illness as to call on the President to-day.
The CHILEAN Minister has recovered from his
accident.
The Posts dispatch says the counsel and
friends of Mrs. Surratt are already making eff.
forts to obtain reprieye for her. II thought
they will not succeed. ,gs sss. s 3 IS IS
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

Notes Of all tho denominations named win be
promptly fur ished apon receipt OF sub5eri lions.
The Not of this Thisd Sere sreprecisely similar
in form and privileges to the savenThrtss already
sold, excso that Che Govern rent reseryes TO itself
tn eptono paying interest in gold in at 8 per
cen, ms cad Ct 79lOths in currency. Subscribers
will deduct the interest in currency up to July 18TH
at the lima when they subscribe.
Tle delivery of he notes of this third series ofthe
seven-hrties win comm nee en- the LIST of juno and
will be made promptly and continuously alter that
date. .145is ssf s1lI ssfflF
The slight change m de in the conditions OF this
rHI%D SERIES affect only tie ma ter Of tut rest-
The pa m nj in geld, if made viii be equivalent
the currency intefeet o. n, higher rate 4iq
The reinra to specis paymanis, il the event of
which only will be tine option TO paw interest in gold
be a,aied Of, wonl 30 rsducs and eqatliza prices
that urch4ses nsde with tx percen ia gola would
be fully equal 90 those nade sith sfyen and three
tenth per cent. in ,rrenoy. saaalg
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Their appearance on its Reception.
- -ssfs q aes WASHINGTON, July. g.. /,
Maj. Gen. Hancock repaired to the arsenal
at noon to-day, and delivered the death war
rants of Payne, Harold, Atzerott and Mrs.
Surratt to Maj Gen. sHartsuff, who is in
charge of the prisoners, when they together
visited the condemned to inform them Of the
sentences pronounced and the time fixed for
their execution. Payne was the first to whom
the intelligence was communicated. 1t did
not seem to take him by surprise, as doubt.
less he anticipated no better sentence. and
viewed himself accordingly aThe.other pris-
oners were more or less affected Mrs. Sur
raft particularly sunk under the dread an
nouncement, and pleaded for four days adj
ditional time to prepare herself for death. All
the prisoners win be attended by clergymen of
their own designation. s.ft 6A.a.l4a9 Q'al, III aa
The scaffoM has been erected in the south
yard of the old Penitentiary building, which is
enclosed bga high brick wall. Collins and
burial clothes have already been prepared.
Only a limited number of persons viii be
admitted to the scene.
The sentences of tho oons1s;-ators who sro
to be imprisoned will be carried into immedi-
ate effect. S8 M84 cote 4aA4s,9
The attending physician expresses the be-
lief that the President will be able to resume
his duties in few days.
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Friday Morning, July y, 1865.
PORTLAND IND VICINITY.
New Adver,i.e,ne.,. To-Day.

% New Advertisement To-day.
Notice to Builders. EL9 ~
Probate Notice-Sarah d. r. Merrill. =
q statement Of the Merchants National Bank.
Steamer for Freeport.
Meeting OF the Trustees Of Bowdoin College.
auction Salc-IFenry Bailey & Co.
I Eagle Hill Mutual Coal Co.
Real Estate al Woodford's Corner, for Sale.
4 he Mar Is Over.
IQ kaymond's Life of President Lincoln.
Milne Bonnet Bleachery.
siIy ef Portland.
{ B0wEoin College, Examination of Candidates.
Missing of the 0verseers of Bowdoin College.
s Besttenality Spool Cotton.
Heavy Crash for sale.
Army and Navy Claim Agency.
Moonlight Excursion to Peaks Island.
Grulid Excursion to Brunswick.
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plss.a.ba,.es a a cozorsa Pse-xse.

staeas s FoRTREss MONROE, July 5. =
The ferry boat Newton went to Smithfield
with picnic party. of colored Individual yes
terday, with companies q and K Of the 3D.
New York Cavalry for guard. Their right to
land at Smithfeld was contested by some chi
zens, who created disturbance, which re-
quired the interference Of the guard to quelL
Private Jno. Gray of Co, G, was shot by his
sergeant for not obeying orders, and one Of
the citizens had his scalp removed by the
sword of Federal officer, after which Or
der was restored. .isel
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U s. sac six Per Get.
GQLp-BEARlNG RoGnS

These Bonds are now worth handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are an the Government Bonds,
from State County, aud MsHisiEa al tar tion achich
adds from one to three per cent per Gan7Hs 70 their
valae according 20 the rae levied upon other prop
erty. The interest is yable semi annually BY eou-
pons attached u each note, which my be cut off
and sold to aay bank or banker
TIL, interest ut $50 per cent. amouatsto a1ii
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

AccIDEET.-As the train for Island Pond
was crossing the bridge at Back Cove yester-
day afternoon, man named John Kane, be-
longing in Island Pond, was accidentally
knocked off the train, and was drowned
The deceased was in the employ of the
Company, as brakeman. As the train was
passing over the bridge he leaned from the
platform, and was struck by one of the braces
of the draw, and knocked into the water. The
body was recovered in short time aferward,
and one Of The legs was found to be broken.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07
rICE


A NY person having Small convenient house in
n the city they would like to exchange for a small
farm, Will with box 649 giving location Of
house, Sc The farm contains about thirty acres Of
wood lot; first class buildings large orchard within
ten minutes walk of two churches and school house.
VIII De exchanged with or without crops and tools
Portland, July Sd, 1855. juiy4diw
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

SMALL. BUSINESSMAN affair that occurred
in shop IN this city yesterday, in which
little coLtFaband was kicked out of the place,
has been related to us. It was contemplate
business on the part of the person who assault
ted the little darlzeys and betrays a disposition
not to be at all enyied. The person who made
the assault, it is said, has fed at the public crib
=. for years past, prior to the election of Presi-
dent Lincoln, and he probably feels sore at be-
ing deprived of his annual stipend. Aael.'
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

LARCENY. = Three soldiers went into a
clothing shop last evening, and while the at
tention Of the proprietor was engaged in show
ing one of them coat, the other two retired,
taking with them valuable pair Of pants. 4 =
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

BONNET BIEAcHERY.--We would call the
attention Of omireaders to the card of James
3. Racklyit in another column, and can assure
all who have any work in his line to be done,
that there is no better place that they can go
to- Give him call, and see for yourselves. t,i.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07
(Signedl "a E. W. TOWNSEND,
Fyo,,, the Vest.

~ rs9 CINCINNATI, July h.
Gen. Ord to-day assumes command of the
Northern Military Department, headquarters
at Detroit. s5ss>
Gen, Hooker leaves for New York in a few
days TO relieve Gen. Dix KY
Henry Winter Davis delivered an eloquent
address In Chicago on the 4th. He took strong
grounds in favor of negro suffrage and the
Monroe doctrine $50 = sftfa ~ AaaA
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

GARDINER, Me-, July 6.
The extensive Jarvis steam tannery, with
all the stock, bark, &c, was destroyed BY fire
this noon. Loss $4,000. insured for about
one-third. 1t was with great difficulty that
the adjoining mills and factories were saved
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07
Rear Adn.s,a. Dupons,s Ws1l.

. PHILADELPHIA, July 6.
The Press states that Rear Admiral Dupont
bequeathed $175,000. the amount of his prize
money, to establish National Asylum in
Warrington for the orphans of sailors and sol
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

Aa PLEASANT RESIDENCES FOR SALE.--By
&. reference TO our advertising columns it will be
itseen adhat very pleasantly situated genteel
soresidence, with one acre of land, is offered for
sale at Woodtord's Corner, in Westbrook--one
of the pleasantest locations near the city
Any person wishing good bargain will do
oweIhto look to it, James II. Harmon, Esq,
foreman at the Argus Office, has the care Of
the property, and will give all required infor-
nation. ~ lA
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

TUE past members Of the Portland Rife Guar,ls
and members ofCo. ofthe 1st, 10th and BON
Maine regiments are requested to meet at the armory
o. the Portland Rifle Guards Thursday next, July
celebration Of their coming anniversary. .sal
july4d3t e -Fs Per Order
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

A 'CHANcE.-The attention of builders is
invited to the advertisement IN our columns
for proposals for erecting Catholic Church in
Lewiston. ....
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Financial


lhfse notes are issued unde- the cate of July rs
1865 are payable three years from that date IN
currency, or are convertible ct tie option CT the
hi lder into ..lr.il. i'1iaU alof tlrs 100
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

Presentation. E, B. Washburn of IL
linois, arrived in this city yesterday morning
via the Grand Trunk train, and left in the
evening for Washington.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

+ TO DETROIT. - The delegation from the
Board OF Trade in this city to the Detroit
Commercial Convention, left yesterday morn
ing, via Grand Trunk Railway. They were
accommodated with special car of the most
elegant Structure
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

1He lOIIOWIlg are the Glasses Dy ther numbers,
quiredat the respective navy yards: sg5ssg.
iae3 KITTERY. ta ssSssD
4 Nos1 3, 45, 6, y, % 10, ID, IL, 10, ii, IL, 16
h II, lS, 49, 20, 81, %, 20, "a, 49,
sssii ~ 495 CHARLESTOWN. a.} asa 9.as
Nos ~ en- ., 10, ii, IL, IA, 1s, h, IS, 10,
20, %, "a, 26,s "a IS. s.4si Ss '1as lsiat
Z, .s..s,s, ~ x,yv,,s BROOKLYN ,s .s.s1r. s..
Nos. !, 8, 8, Q, 10, IL, u, IA, 49, Ii, Is,
49, 20, p, o. %, %, 49, q, %, 80 81, 49,, 81 So.
PHILADELPHIA. asss ~
q Nos II 9. % 6. g. lo H. A2y H. 16, II, IS,
49, 20, %, 49, "a, "a. ae ai3e 500 S.f
is's iA''sn WASHINGTON.
y Nos. a56,57, s. o. 40, IL ~, "a, 49, 10, 20,
q, 20, 20. "a hac- 800 IA b m 1a 1laEsi as
af3a 5elss7 NORFOLK. ls,r I'd -s,-ss lii 3
Nos. 4, 3, 4f5, 9, q o. 10, H. 12,sts,l4 16, II,
IS, 10, 90 2is "a, 23, 2s, 81, 2s. july7 ,faw4w
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

MIrK-Our citizens win be glad to hear
that arrangements are being made to supply
them with milk of the purest quality, at less
than eight cents per quart. Fl sls.as
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

Yea LOOK OUT. Notwithstanding the order
from Headquarters of the Department. Of the
East--published in the Portland papers mot
to sell liquors TO soldiers, the practice is con-
tinued to great extent in this city. aWeun-
derstand that Capt. Holmes, the Mastering
Officer is determined, if possible, that this or
der shall be obeyed, and he viii proceed to
suppress any place where the soldiers are sup
:. piled with the vile stuff. FL -5f 4
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

8oR IRRESPONSIBLE fine steamer Casco
,,slas been put on the route between this place
and Freepolt, and win make three trips per
weels--leaying Freeport every Monday, We'd
nesday and Saturday mornings at O'Clock,
2 and Custom House Wharfin this city at
O'Clock in the afternoon Of the same days
z Freight will be taken at low rates.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07
E. N, PAruEN. AUcT1oNEER, u Exchange St.


ON Saturday July sth, at 10 A. NJ, at the stable
" ON India street, formerly occupied BY Taylor a.
Boothby, the entire stock without the least re-
20 open buggies, two wheel chaise, / skeleton
Wagon, large passenger wagon, double sleigh 5
single harnesses, sets Hight double harnesses set
heavy double harnesses, 10 sleigh robes, blankets,
halters, SC. = --, II. ~ ,..II- -
"a. LIKEWISE,
Two prs Matched Horses; Horses suitable for
livery OF FAMILY use, i1ls 9Il> july4td
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

BANK FAIEURE.--iYe learn from the Nash
ua Gazette that the White Mountain Bank at
Lancaster, n. H., has suspended payment and
is now in the hands Of IN assignee. It is
thought the bill holders viii lose nothing, as
the assets are believed to be sufficient to secure
them. The deficit is about $4,000, and the
bond Of the late Cashier, George G. Williams,
Esq., which is for $4,000, is ample to cover
the loss Hon. j. w. Weeks is the assignee.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

FIRST NATIONAL BANKl
Portland, Maine.
A DIVIDEND offour per cent. will be PAYABLE ON
"A. Monday, July 10. Hereafter the regular diyi-
dends of this Bank win be payable in July and Jan,
airy. VIM. E.DW. CioTJT,D Caebie-
Portland, July 8, 1866. - ~ iuly4 1w
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

PLEAsANT.-The steam cutter Mahoning,
Capt Webster, took turn among the Islands
Of the harbor yesterday, touching at the Mon
itor Agamenticus, returning to her anchorage
in about three hours from the time of starting.
She had on board Collector Washburn. his
brother, Hon. b. B. Washburn of Illinois, and
son, Hon. John Lynch, and perhaps half
dozen other gentlemen Of this city. The little
party felt greatly obliged by the corzSesy and
gentiemanly bearing s Capt. Webster and his
ss-~aaplishAa officers.
DEsFonINa GRAVES A correspondent
complains, and Justly too, that a handsome
boquet which was placed on Sunday over the
grave, in the Western Cemetery, Of a friend
who was married ON the 4th of July, 1860, and
which was intended shouldbe there on the 4th
OF Jhly tits year, was stolen from the grave ON.
Monday. We agree with our correspondent
that person who would be guilty of crime
like this, would have no hesitation in Astealing
the coppers from dead persons eyes,
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07
lR II Nj o VA Il
: DIR. W. N. DEMING.
Medical Electrician
Has removed his office from clapp's Block to !.
ia MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly ODuosife nhs TT,,ssea S,..,.. -.

Has renewed o,,,. sr.,, ,,,o..s,-
sd1a b -, v1rT,T !, s.,,,, ,-,,,r : -'''N
~ f9
Nearly opposite the United States Hotel.
UrrRt7p1s ~. ,.o,,,a ...,.,....,,
w o;ti 81 p II % announce TO the
,sr,ansntI Icated a. M; u tclnlty, mat ne mas
gsors We bay1e re-, r. 49, VIZ DeLe tne TWO
~ A. nrt e ~ ~. Ill., Ssyi w naee enred some
~ ~ p s ~ u,sesc ~ persons VINO nave
~ .seaMent N VAN, and curing
pSen's IN - SNORT Ihe tnat me question Is often
10 sey say enret 10 answer this question
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

D. TRorTING PARK. We understand that
there is a Trotting and Driving Park in pro-.
gress, situated at Stevens Plains, near the
morrill, House. The parties who have pur-
chased Inc grounds intend to have first
class park, kept to accommodate ladies as
well as gentlemen. The horse cars will proba-
gbly run direct to the entrance of the Park It
will be Kept strictly first class in every respect.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07
TEETH ! TEETH TErrut

Dr. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by F1.ro-
ThiCfTY WITHOUT PAIN Persons having iecaved
teeth or stamps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation 10 can.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES Cor sale
for family use, with thorough instructions.
DIR. ID. can accommodate q few patients with loar,I
and treatment at his house.
Onice hours from O'Clock A. M. to IL NJ rom 4
to P. M, and to in the evening -
Consultation free. ~ ~ = ~ novttft /
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

5 "ScAMMEL" is informed that the time Of the
winning boat in the third race, on Tuesday, is
correct; that is if the minutes of the judges
are 10 be relied upon. The boats started at
4.2O.36, ard the winning boat reached the re
turn point at 4.465O, making 26 minutes L
~ seconds
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

CLEANLINESS OF. THE. ATMosPHERE.-We
are informed that yesterday morning so clear
was the atmosphere that twenty-lour church
spires were distinctly visible from the Observa-
tory, outside of this city. The Chapel at
Bowdoin College, the churches in Biddeford,
and vessels in Saeo River, were among the OBJ
jects disceInable. At sunset on the 4th, with
telescope aid, the house on top of Mt. Wash
ington was distinctly visible, and at Q o'clock
Seguin light was as distinct as though it had
been not a mile distant
The present is grand time to witness the
splendid views which surround this city,
Strangers are perfectly enraptured with them.
An educated gentleman from the West, few
days since. said in all his travels from Nova
Scotia 20 the western frontiers, he had never
seen panoramic views to compare with those
of this vicinity, while our native artists concur
that more fine views for landscape painting are
found here than in any other locality which
they have visited 4ilHs : IS s3asaG VI
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

FoUND.-The lace shawl advertised in our
columns yesterday as lost has been found, and
left at this office. "a iss 3a51sq iiii
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07
MECHANICS HALL.

VNELL arranged for Concerts, Lectures. Fxhfbi-
Nv lions, Levees, Sc. may DO obtained on applica-
non non % RlCHARp COLE Superintendent,
9uhelodtl No. Tolman Place,
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07
E. NJ. PATTEE, AUcrIoNEER, IL Exchange 81,
HORSES, Carriages, Harnesses. So.
at Auction.

at Auction.
ON SATURDAY July sth, at ~ O'Clock NJ, at the
" Carriage Mandatory Of John Russell, we shall
sell large assortment Of new and second hand Car
rages, two secondhand Carryalls, Harnesses &cgee
.,1,sL,. HENRY BAILEY q CO., Auctioneers
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07
BYaprTE L E(TRsAPH
EVENING PAPERS.

Sentence of the Assassins-EceclGtion to take
Place to-day. ha
y a.a.ga.hse s5 ast WASHINGTON, July 6.
The following important order has just been
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07
Entertainments.
/ For the Islands +.
TWO TRIPS PER DAYl

'@e Se5Hze The sa 70 and swiit-s Ding Gamer
akssSsgksa - G LIPrER, Goldthwaih master, will
-szzs@untl further notice leave Factory
Island Wharf. Saeo. for the Pool COUGHING at the
Ferry at $40 A. ". a 2 15 r NJ returning will
leave the Pool at 10 As A. NJ and Tsp NJ
Fare for the Excursion dc II end back from Saco,
60cts Cfiisfren Ter ten wears, h u price
Sail t1c ory arrlngem snt can be M. 40 with the
Raiiroaa and Boat for Sabbath schools aad 9TH r
Pool from this City. f.tl-. 49, .,
For pa tieu'afs inquire Of LIZ HER BRYANT,
Ri 'yeford, Or xit 7r ~ 5.s, rs.
-. ROSS, s sIURDlvAEr, Portland.
June u, 1866. jnne26l2m
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

The rooms Of the "Ladies' Sanitary Com
initsee," from this date, tJuly 5th,) viii not be
opened, except on Wednesdays, from to 5
o'clock, T. NJ, Application for garments for
neeessitous soIGis;ers may be made at other
tines, at Mrs. Rea's, Secretary, corner of Con-
gress and Myrtle Streets Pea Order.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07

MOONLIGHT ExcURsroN.-The Barge Com
Sort win make an excursion to Peaks Island
this evening (if pleasantly, and will have on
board the Portland Band and QuadrilIe
Band, SO that there win be plenty of music on
the occasion. There win be dancing on board,
and pleasant time may be expected.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07
Excursions.

HzScNrs The good Stea1 er fiASCO can he
chartered t. caify excursion gariies
9 y e the Islands or,to q arpswol, on
tuesdays, THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS at each
tek. Sabbaih Schools or Societies, intending to
make oxen 81 the coming seasen will do well to
apply
For terms inquire Of rra
sst IN BURGESS, FOBES s. co,
jnne29j2ml so Commercial st, Thomas Block.