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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-04-27

He contesses that He acas engaged IN a
Plot to capture and carry off the
President.-His participation an the
Execution Of John Broaon. 4 ,Seces-
sion Rhapsody.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-21

CoAsTINa TRADE OF SAN FRANcI co.--The
annual report of the Harbor Master of San
Francisco shows that there are now engaged
in the bay and coasting trade of that place,
five hundred and twenty-seven vessels, hav-
ing an aggregate of six hundred and thirty
thousand and twenty -four tons.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-21

SALT LAKE wbiskey, the "Valley TAM
brand, is said to to be execrable. The Vedette
attributes nearly every case of bad conduct
among the soldiers to the use Of this stuff.
Three drinks Of it will make the drinker steal
and six are almost sure to produce homicide
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-21

For four years sentinels have been posted
at the San Francisco Custom House and
Branch Mint. Last month the military
guard at both places was discontinued.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-21
aailg monntaiucer,
THE CITY TRADE.

OF course the freeze up has put an end to
the legitimate commercial transactions, by
which the inhabitants of this city make money
practice in the arts and tricks of trade thus
iucapacitating ourselves from " playing" the
outsiders aud Phlistines when the spring.
trad commences, we have been amusing our
selves on coal.oil. We wish it pretty dis
tinctly understood that this does not apply to
any man or set of men, but pretty much the
whole community. During The week, coal-oil
has " "fuctusted." AT the first sign of a Chi.
nook wind it would fall to So and $50, aud as
the snow would begin to fall or the wind shift
around to the east, it would raise to So so and
Sd. Everybody was bent on making money
out of coa-oil, or what was to the same pur-
pose, trying to make "a corner" OF some
other article of necessity.
The ultimate effect of such transactions
is to induce provident persons to send off for
supplies of certain articles, and thus take
away the sale of local supplies from those
dealers who sacrifice future prospects for
present gain. We close our remarks on this
point by sententious and, in this case, pc
culiarly significant contrast once made be-
tween the Mexicans and the Greeks: "The
Mexicans are much addicted to robbing-
they rob each other-no good can come Of
such peoples the Greeks are robbers and
pirates-they rob other people-a sure sign
that they will become great nation"
The following are our quotations to date,
of leading articles:
FIoun-stan.ard, plain $40; selfrlsing sl2; country
brands, IS 5O6Ds9.
BAcoH.-Sides, SIC; Hams &c.
BEANs.-Bayos, &c; pink and red, &c.
BurTER-lsthmus, 46c; Oregon 45c.
Com MEAL-0regon, &c.
CHEEsE.-California, Csc.
COFFEE.-Ro, 30c; Costa Rica. 32c; Java. 35c.
SUGAR.-Sandwich Island, 13@16c; i. Il. refined 16c;
powdered, 2lc; crushed, in bbis, 19c.
TEA.-Comet, 95c; Pow Chong, 62lzc; Japan, 90c;
Basket, 81 Imperial and gunpowder, 70c@$l.
SYRuP-E IT, In gal. kegs, 81; s. T., in gal, kegs,
Is.
DRIED FauIT.-Eastcrn apples, 1Sc; Oregon app es
1tc; California peaches, 2lc.
CASDLEs.-Knapps, &c; Grants &c; Emery's, 25c.
LouoRs.-Monongahea, Sa@Si; common whiakies
s. 25 American brandes, 50; mixed, ST.
L,RD.-J. a H. brand, 32c.
NAns.-Ts keg, S8 50C1S9.
SoAp.-Casile, 2lc California brands, So % p box
Higgins, 81 90.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-21

BosToN and environs has population Of
100000, and a property valuation of $780,
900, 900.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-21

OSE-EIaHrH OF the population Of the earth,
1t is computed, to belongs the Catholic
Church.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-21

THE Astoria Marine Gazette is the only
newspaper in the State which has come out
In favor of negro suffrage. r4a
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-21

The expense of refitting the Great Eastern
and putting in new boilers will, 1t is said;
fbe flOO, 900. m.A
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-21

AT Welsh watering place number Of
young ladies in :" zouave bathing dresses"
swan through the figures of quadrille. 2 r
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-21

ALEX. H. STEPHENS run with the Democracy
in New York, after his release from Fort
Warren. ,l.. 8.sff,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06
TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD-ON AND
SL.tiOn-For Albany and Troy and places North and
West al 73o and lli8o A. NJ; $40 o.0o and 1880 r M
sleeping cars attached 10 600 and 1890 T.. NJ trains
IN ambeTs and JVth street bttions
400 j. N. TouCEY Asst. supt
STEAMBOAT FOR NEWARK-THE NEW
Dey IT. at l04 am and y p. m. Fare aOcts Ts
THE FERRY FROM 18TH ST. TO AS
tortA- Long leland, With boat. lsndn.. 10
and superior passenger snoanmodAt Gus. Ia nos run
ming from q. IN. " 10 "a. A BosI lssyIps e..,h
SIDE every " miautsA 60 ISL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06
INSTRUCTION.

RANJO, BANJO, BANJO INSTRUCTION.
IA pcrf.ct tncSledsc Of tie Instruments susrnn--
teed In quarter's Lessons, by cur new cnt tesf
nothod- HENRY G. A GEORGE G. DOBsOS. "a
broadway, cor. of Amity 81. $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06
ANu'sEu ENTs.

RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM;
AFTERNOON Ara. EVENING ATIY
THE TRIt MpHANTtY RuCCtsSFuL DRAMA
THE ORANGE GIRL
Previous 10 drama
TlIREE-LE}GED WONDER TONY DENrKu
MORNING. AT II,
-, THE BOONE FAMILY COMBINATION.
CLAssiCAL READINGS. COMIC SONGS pUErS
DlALOGl rs, ETC, IN CHARACTER.
ONLY THIS WEEK.
LAST AND ONLY CHANCE TO sEE THE OLD
REVOLUTIONARY HERO -
Mr.. SAM FL DOWNING, AGED ls YEARS
Tho cos brsscd BENHAh HOG, weighing when .iiv0
lakb Pounds
The Wonderful Curiosity.
uORpR AND RtDEk ENrN lined ny An FN-
OkhOl SERPENT CONVERTED INTO STONE
i.rot III rCHlNGb, LIGHTNING CALIl lAIOk-
MupnROfFES BOHEMIAN GLASS HLOMtk
TWO GLASS STEAM ENGINES IN NOTION
nj Woman, G,ante,., CircarsiAn Cir. lMNI
hips Oters Grand Aquaria = million curio-'i.r.
hdinssou W cents. Children under ten 10 cent? 10
THE HIPPOTHFATRON- HAVE YOU
- bkhN ~ ThE JIRCUSY
ltth Suoct, oyyypite uIe Academy Of Music,
" NOT, GOI
natinoo. every WeinosdAy and SATURDAY.. s5S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06
7 80 GOVERNMENT LoAN-FIFrH ma:

/-JU TDN FkNNfNI LONN-FIFTH Ma
TIOSAL BANK.
s3S Third AVENUE, NEAR Tth STREET
Thu Bank IA the most convenient W the North
eastern section OF the city, and has constantly on
hand, tho notes Of the above loan for sale in f5Gs
sl,rs Sig5- aud SlOo1s. Jay Cooke the principal
Agent says: IL nov seem. probable that no consid-
cradle amount hGyOnd the present ,eres will he offer
I'D W the public. RICHARD KELLY pres
A. THOMPSON, Cashier. g5I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06
n OIfsEs, CARRIAGES. &C

LrOR SALR-A GOOD TOP WAGON, Suit
L. able for grocery, baker or express; lovest e,,sh
price 100, worth so. JOHN NORTHOVfR, IZ9
West 19th st. 100
EOR SALE - ONE NEW GROCERS OR
L e1pres WAGON. Apply at THOMAS ROGEKs,
395 " ett llth ct. g5
LVOR SALE-FOR WANT OF USE, ONE
l. bay horse 9ytap old, sound and kind ii hands
high; a god dIuf hoIne. Enquire OF THOMAS Nc
CABE7 near corner Of WolcOtt aud Richards streots
south Brooklyn, "A
ONE SPRING CART AND HARNESS FOR
OsAis. Inquire 70 Csnn0n a. rear, SIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06

GIRLS WANTED-TO WORK ON Wilcox's
VA GIBBS sewing machine. Apply 40 Pearl IT. 60
Girls WANTED-TO MAKE PARASOIS
" and sun uni rellas also linen WORK: work III be
tiyen out y required Apply to ELLIS, KSApP .
Co. - Walker e.: ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06

HOUSE PAINTERS WANTED IMME
i diAtely, at the Painting establishment of 7. '
FORSTER, No. 20 Neey It, The highest wase
rid. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06

RARBER-JOURNEYMAN BARBER Want
- cd at 4S2 Greenwich st. cor Canal. %
BAKERS wANTED-2 YOUNG MEN TO
Dgo 20 the country, 70 worn on crackers. Apply to
A. A. ROBBINS, 1893 Chambers At. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06

HOUSE PAINTERS wANTED-1O COOL
ihands for inside w9rf Apply ~ Wet 18Th st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06

GOOD SHIRT HANDS wANTED-NON
" need apply except good button hole makers
MEL WILLIE, No. 9lt Broadway. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06

GOOD CLOAK HANDS wANTED-WORK
" room ~ stairs. Apply 10 WERNER3 fokEs-
TER. SfS broadway. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06

DRESSSERS WANTED ON CORSETS-
Il Good HI nds Hil hnd steady employ ment at 9k
VAT Gu st. NJ stAigs u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06
SEWING MACHINES.

NEW AND SECOND HAND SEWING
POR SALE AND TO RESr
Second hand machines OF various makoa
FOX BALE LOW.
7. W. WlCkLS, Jr, 4s6 broadway, and az
ltr,omc street. 40
THE ORIGINAL SEWING MACHINES
Il tor sale at go broadway, invented and made W
ELIAS HOWE, Jr. 836
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06

NOTICE To JOB DYERS-wANTED, A
I>fnsher. Apply Immediately, at rs Perry 81 ~
OFFICE BOY WANTFD-AT 754 WASH.
Oington 1t, come well recommended. 90
DLCMBING-2 FIRST CLASS PLUMBERS
i wanted, at X. &. BROWN, IL East Brordwav So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06

E'UR SEWERS, FUR WANTED
u Immediately, 2h sood fur sewers. LAWRENCE,
GRI6SiS KINGsBURY, 20 Park Place, mp Stair. 3O3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06

THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR Trustees
Of the American l~-icuting 20, Of y. "" will
b. held nj tho ohoe ID the company No 80 Exchange
fiach on Ihursdsy, the lth MAJ iSGh bet the hours
81 ~ M. and 7. " GhOkGE N. SIAONSOS, Sec
Rotary. New York. April 9Th, 1SGb. 15g
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06

ERRAND GIRL WANTED-APPLY %
~ Hcecker RI, nosr Bowerv. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06

CLOAK HANDS wANTED-NONR BUT
Soompetent hands need apply. Call for a few days
ii i02 18th n, bet. I'd and 4th aNce lbp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06

UMBRELLAS - WANTED 25 GIRLS TO
" sew umbrellas and pirasol,. Alec few io,s to
work at frame making. None hut thOse who under
stand the business need apply. LEANITT 4 IA.
con, S52 Broadway. 3Sl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06

THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
Il oil newrpapers also rpr hrss, copper, lcsi, &c.
Agply At 100 Pearl 81, In the bsseu,-nt uAI.LI!AR
IGIlLFN. 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-06

STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, &c, BY THE
~ room At 81 W per load per month, al the Blind
Asyum Building sth avenue, sd and saith stIeets.
n. q. HAEiiER. 2T6
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-04
lSY TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
From Washisaator.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.
Breyet Brigadier Generel Muzzey, Military
Secretary to President johnson and Captain in
the 10Th U. 5. Infantry, has been breveted Colo
mel in the regular army for melitorious and
valuable services in the Southwest.
1t appears from official dat that the receipts
from customs for the quarter ending with
March, were $a0,579,0Cl; from Internal Reye-
nue., S65.262,a10; from sales of public lands,
SIG 700; ifpm difeci taxation S52 100; miscel-
lancous 81, 1590,0; Total in round numbers.
exclusive OF loans, &C., $1,000 ~; total ex-
pcnaitlres fr same time, B. %, Oh.
Additional delegates appeared at the colored
mems cenyonti ii. An address was adopted
setting forth the grievances of the people of
the State, and asking the right of suffrage and
other quality lefore law.
President ,Tohnson's health is considerably
improved, and il is expected he viii meet his
Cabinet tomorrow, which he has not done for
nearly a week past. ra..r-
Many applications for pardon continue to be
received Among tl.ose recently pardoned are
VIM. Avery and WIN. L. Smith, who were be-
fore the re- elton members of the United States
House of lie resentatives. The former served
in the rebel government as mail agent, and
tie latter Iiember of the so-called Confeder-
ate Congress. Ns sra
Ford's Theatre is at once to be appropriated
to the uses Of the War Department. Proposals
have been issued inviting offers for making the
necessary alteration. s5a =
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-04
MiScellaneolIs
OfficeOfC Collectors Internal Revenue
Plr4t Observation-Disclosures Of State Of Maine.


PORTLAND, August 1st 1865.
GONFORMABLY to the provisions of the several
~ Acts of Congress ito provide Internal Revenue
TO support the Government, and to pay interest on
1ne pubic debt hereby give notice that have
SeNed rom the Assessors of said District the annual
nst Ior 1865; that the several duties taxes, and IL
censes assessed and enumerated in said list have be-
SoiS uue anu payable, and that will in person or
aforesaid duties, taxes and licenses assessed and paw
able within the County Of Cumberland In said Dis
from the 18th day Of august 10 tIe Al st s,,,sSr
A. D., 1865, both Jays inclusive: and ~ f ;eS
Tine HOTEL, IN brunswick, Friday, August 25th.
from to O'Clock p. NJ, and SATURDAY, Anenst Seth'
from 8 O'Clock A NJ to IL M. 'No'n'
And further give notice that win in like na,,,o-
attend 70 collecting ana receiving duties, taxes and
County of York. in said District, at the folIouvin
designated times and places, viz; In
S4CO, at the Hotel kept By Rstfas M Lord, AUGUST
18th, 1896, from 10 o'cLOce a. NJ, to O'Clock p. H.;
BLDDEFORD, at the Biddetord House, Saturdag,
august 18Th, 1865, from 10 O'Clock a. NJ, to O'Clock
LIMERICK, at the Hotel Kept By amos Fetch, Non
ddy, august 21st, 1865, from to II O'Clock a. A.;
SANFORD, at Hotel Kept by Timothy Shaac, Non
gay, August 2lst 1865, from to O'Clock p. NJ;
SOUIHBERWICK,at NelcichGnscanick House, Tues
O'Clock II. NJ; 10 frt'lUIf ~ M 10 d lU' ~
KITTERY, at Office Of Francis Bacon. ESQ. Wednes-
aaH august $50 1865, from 10 ocsock A. NJ, to 2
= . b
hENNEBUNA, at Hotel Kept by WOODBURY. A. Hail.
Ihsrsd1y, aHgust24th, 1856, from 0 O'Clock a. NJ,
to O'Clock p. AZ. -
All persons who shall neglect to pay the duties.
taxes and licences assessed upon them as aforesaid
to me or my Deputy, on or before August 81 1865
will be liable, (under the provisions Of Sec 2S Of an
Act OF Congress- approved June 30th 1S64l 70 nav
ten per centum additional upon the amount thereof
with fee of twenty cents for the issuing and seryin2
Of notice., which viii in all cases be exacted
~ no other money than United States Treasury
Notes, or Notes of National Banks or Gold or Silver
Coin will be received for taxes
Persons in York County, DESTROYS Of so doing, can
pay their taxes at my Office, No. % Exchange Street.
Portland at any time prior to September l. 1866 ex-
cept during the time herein specially designated for
their collection elsewhere. y. =
NATHANIEL u. MILLER,
Aug 1-d1m COLLECTOR.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-04

ROBERT FULTON.


A Paris correspondent of the New York
World says: avery interesting document, one
especially so to America, has just been pre-
sented to the public here; a copy of a letter
from Robert Fulton offering his invention of the
steam engine as applied to boats, to the French
Conservatory of Art and Trade. This letter
is written from a house No. 80 Rue angirard
The following is the letter:
(TRaNeLATIoy.) -
1T send you herewith enclosed the drawings
of a machine which All having constructed
with which purpose TO make vessels move by
means of fre-engine. When my expert
ments shall he ready win have the pleasure
ofinviting you to see them, and if they sue
coed / reserve ta lnyselfth privilege of either
making present Of my works to the Eepublic
OF obtaining from them such advantages as the
law may auShorise me. ACTUALLY, | place these
notes in your hands that if similar project
should reach You before my experiments are
Tel animated it may not have the preference
over mine. Respectful salutations,
ROBERT FULTON.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-04
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRrREss MONROE, Aug. 2.
Briggs Moyets and Victoria arrived at New
port News to-day irola City Point with car
goes of French tobacco.
The steamers Ranger and Delaware arrived
at Norfolk this forenoon from City Point with
the 50th Illinois regiment, who are to do duty
at Norfolk and vicinity. q "a
The 20th New York cavalry, from Rich
mond. arrived here to-tiey tn the steamer Ed
ward Everett, enroute to New York.
A schooner, name unkno n, sunk last night
in shosl water off SeUall's Point.
The steamer Blackstone has been towed to
Norfolk for repairs. y ais
An unsuccessful effort has been made to
raise the tfigate Congress. The steam power
is insufficient. Another effort will be made
Tomorrow.
The steamer De Molay, with the Doth New
York cavalry on their way to Sackett's harbor,
arrived here to-day. 90
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-04
by ELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.

F9a Particulars of the 7,,n,s,ag o.; Ike sieasn-
shin (rI0e0 09r. rig 'Ht7 = 90
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-04
t7-raTFoTpAr, ooURr. AUGUST 8.

David Hyland, alias Thomas Kelley, Of st.
John, n. b.. was brought up, charged witt,
adultery. n Webb, Esq, appeared for Gov
eminent; and J. o. Donnell, ESQ.,, for the re-
spondent. The Examination developed that
the accused, under tue name of Hyland, was
married some years ago in St. John, by which
wis he had six children. Last April, under the
name of Kelley, he was privately married to a
girl about the age of II, belong in St. John,
and Of a respectable family, whose acquaint-
ance he formed some fifteen months SINCE
passing himself of az a single man. After the
marriage, the second vile continued to live
with her parents, Hyland frequently visiting
her.
Seine two or three weeks since, he came
here with his second wife, and took up his
residence. The first wife, finding herself
abandoned, followed him up, and found him
co-habiting with the second wife. This was
the first intimation the latter had that her
husband had another wife living, and her
friends entered complaint against HIM for
adultery, that being very easily proved, while,
perhaps, it would be more difficult to prove the
second marriage in case of a charge Of bigamy.
The FIRST wife used her endeayors to get her
husband clear, ne promising to go back ana
live with her.
He was ordered TO furnish sureties in the
sum of S5o0 for his appearance at the Novem-
Der term Of the Supreme Judicial Court.
Filling IN bail, he was committed to jail
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-04

.sa NEW YORK, Aug 8. /
The steamer Glasgow's cargo consisted Of
76 bales and one fierce of bacon, chains, one
barrel of blalders, 3414 boxes cheese, 2A3 bales
hops, 755 lfles cotton, OIL rolls of leather and
1856 bushels of corn.
The steaI Ter Bollona, from London, has az
rived. News anticipated. IA rMaR
The Crlnard eight steamer Taffeta has ar
rived t
The Washington Chronicle says the mystic
io,'s prisoner is a III II named Fuller, who
committed tie fraud upon the Union Nation
al Executive Committee du.ing the last cam
pa'ga. Tie Immediate c,suse of his arrest is
not known. 'se 3aal
OF Michael K,glne,ly,W VIZ, was to have been
hanged in Brooklyn tomorrow, t. imprison-
sment for life V4eafa
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-04
Ne,v York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug 3.
lec. ~
Flour-sales 1o5o bbls. State and Western dull
s,.d Pal ilgs, State SO a 80. Rounp Hoop Ohio
S 20 q 20. Western $50 a 05. Southern quiet;
sales 45O bbls at 20 q Il 25 Canada sales 800 bbls
at 20 a o 10. 1858
Wheat-trm; sales 81, 900 bushels. Chicago Spring
Al a 43. Amber Milwaukee 40. Winter Red
@1929 G6 81 - naYhs 4
9 ln-:lull and q lie lover; sales 10000 bushels
M,Aed Western at 50 e soc, and 9Oa q 9O2 for high
m,vel a&Aa s1a 80
..tts--dull anil heavy ct col a Sic. satr af.4f
Beef-lnole active end unchanged. er.,,-
Polk-tuil :4nt dceiining; sales $3.50 bbls. New
Mes SO 25 "a 36 rs, closing at SO Is for cash.
Lanl- luiet and steady; sales ITO bbls.
Eirfe;--q,,iet.
Wniskev-less firm; sales 4NO bbls 10.
ricc-iull. "a.
Sugars-5teady; sales 1900 hhds Muscovado at u
q 1899 Havana, 700 boxes, at 125 q 10.
Co,tee-f1i1n. a*AA4ss = Aas4ftF4sta ~ atS
M lasses-lull.
Naval Stores-tlulI.
Freights to Liverpool-quiet and firm. Corn sad
in bulk s7ssfF gfr II s-.s 49,
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-04
GRAND TEMPERANCE DISPLAY.

Inc inauguration of New Temperance
oocle'Y N Jersey City," says tho New York
tribune was the occasion Of grand demon
stration which was participated in by ,,any
orders from New York. Upwards Of FIVE thou
sand persons were present. The sida,,.,Il-s
were thronged with spectators and the nro-
|cession accompanied by several Bands. made
an imposing display" We are glad to hear Of
such demonstration. Now the war is over
and the excitements Of the battle fields have
passed away, the people viii have time to
attend to such reforms as society needs, and
among them temperance holds a conspicuous
place. as'i-t "a lhpir SGT ma8 s1n
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-04
Boy TAINTED.

DOY wanted, to learn the Book-binders Trade, Is
ID to IL years Of age. SOS
DAVIS BROS, ss
july 2sd1w6 90 ft4 So Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-04

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 2.
Gov. Hamilton reached Houston on the 10th
ult., en- route to Austin. He was meeting
with a warm reception.
The Houston Telegraph mentions the ar
rival Of the officers of Shelby's party. Shelby
was encamped near Monterey with 800 men,
Who Y. were quiet and orderly, and had not been
disturbed by the authorities. Shelby sold his
a. sot aiely and other plumber, and was trying to
~ ~ srant of land and other inducements to
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-04
DIS ..uctio,. ., a.. OH ven D., ! yye..

- I'TTHOLE, PENN, Aug, 3.
Well NJ. 10, United S .a,es farm, on Pithole
Creek, v. Destroyed by fire about 7 o'clock
hi. evening" Tn well was finished yesterday
end a. lowing about 2oa b.rrels day, and
j ;;;''las being up, the I'll was allowed to flow
o.. The lls'a d. Solae twenty persons were
sanding in all around tie deiTicks, come of
VIII ~, il is feared, We're unable to eacape, for
tt.e 9r'alad for foIty feet around was one sheet
ofil.me in a moment. Three men are known
70 lie seriously burned, and only saved their
lives by ju -.oing into The creek. The well is
still flowing and buaning.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-04
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The Rheumatic, the gouty, the lame and Tire lazy
leap with joy, and move with the agility and electric
ity Of youthi the heated grad is coolel; the fcst
bitten limbs restored, the unc0uth def'rmities
novel; fafntness converted 10 vigor, weakness to
strength; the blind made see the deaf TO lear and
the palsed form to move upright; the blemsi es Of
youth are oblterated; the ACCIDENTS Of mature lie
prexented; the calamtes of old age obviated and
active circulation maintained
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-04

/ CIRcrs.-Wh eeler's great Circus viii be
along to-day and will open the first exhibition
at the corner of Portland and Green streets at
o'clock this afternoon, and the second one at
s O'Clock this evening. AS this is the only
troupe that is to visit us this season, all WHO
make it point to @see the Circus' must i'm
prove the present chance.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-04

IL these times Of high prices, our citizens
will be glad to learn that their old garments
gentlemen's garments, we refer to more es-
pecially-can be returned to them almost new,
at Fosters Dye House, 81 Exchange Street, BY
a process Of dying OF cleansing, without being
ripped, There is a great business done there,
we understand, in this line. "a Sc
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-04

( FRo7l 1i..S, ,It,S s'r 81 .a>i, ial. OF Asia,
come the aromatic roots, OF which Fragrant
Sozodont is composed. In this preparation
the chemistry OF the toilet has achieved its
most remarkable triumph. Pure, unsuliied
teeth, and agreeable breath, and absolute ex-
are the results of a daily application OF the
Sozodont.