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The Portland daily press., 1865-07-26
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EVENING PAPERS.

From Mobile Coz. Parsons Proclamation.
MOBILE, July %.
The Advertiser and Register publish to-day
the proclamation of Gen. Parsons, the reviews
and conditions of the South before secession
and its now impoverished condition. He es-
Inmates that 122 900 Alabamians were engaged
in the war, of which 10000 are dead or dis
abled; hence restitution reigns where once
stood comfortable homes. Yet, amid this rll-
in, suffering, sorrow and death, resulting from
secession, every political right which the State
possessed under the Federal constitution, is
here to-day with the exception of slavery The
slave code is dead letter and it is the height
OF wisdom to produce the best possible results
from the new order of things. 4i
Justices of the peace, constables, members
Of the common council, judges of the courts,
except the Judges of probate, the county
treasurer, tax collectors, assessors, coroners
and municipal officers who were in Office on
the I'D day of May last, are appointed during
the continuance of the provisional govern
ment.
The judges of probate and sheriffs in office
on the ed day of May will take the amnesty
oath and continue to discharge the duties OF
their Office until others are appointed. Each
officer is required to take the amnesty oath,
and give a new bond.
The election of delegates to the Convention
to be held on the 10th Of September, will be
held on the 3lst of August next.
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New YORK, July %.
The Times Washington dispatch says trea-
son indictments against Lee and others will
be called up in Norfolk in October. 1t is I'M
derstood that the President will direct nolle
pros. to be entered in their cases, and put the
defendants oni long probation. Among the
persons pardoned to-day were Gov. Perry and
Duff Greene. Gov. Perry leaves for South
Carolina Immediately, to attend to his duties.
The Tibune's dispatch says private letter
from Matamoras announces that large num-
Der of officers and men of Dick Taylor's and
Kirby Smiths armies, are joining the forces of
Maximilian. fe rE
Offices were opened in the South. 1t is re-
ported on good authority that John Minor
Bolts viii soon come out in favor of negro
suffrage.
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LAUNCH OF THE WAssUC.-The iron mon
itor Wassuc, built by g. w. Lawrence, ESQ.,,
was successfully launched yesterday from his
yard on Canal street. There was large crowd
OF people to witness it At twenty minutes
before one O'Clock the workmen began to knock
the blocks from under her. Before they had
got them all out the vessel began to slide, and
at quarter before one o'clock she dipped as
gracefully into the water as. ever vessel did,
amid the cheers of the multitude.
The WassIc is 23O feet long, As feet breadth,
and II feet deep. She had her turret on board
but not the pilot house, and sits lightly on the
water. She was towed up to her anchorage
ground in the channel, in the upper harbor,
where, as we are informed, she win remain for
the present to be thoroughly finished. She
will soon be ready to be turned over to the
government. .lt
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PHmAnEI,pHIA, m

PHILADELPHIA, July Is.
The subscriptions to the 7-30 loan to-day,
amounted to S., 800, not reporting those
subscriptions in transit, which have not been
ordered by telegraph. The following are the
largest subscriptions: First National Bank of
Albany, 100000; Second National Bank of
Detroit, 100000; First National Bank Of
Louisville, 100000; First National Bank of
Baltimore, 100000; Second National Bank
of Nashville, 100000; First National Bank of
Cincinnati, 100000; Second National Bank
of Cleveland, $280,O00; First National Bank
of Mansfield, Ohio, $150,000; Sixth National
of New York, $100,000; National Bank of the
Republic, Boston, 100000; Merchants Bank
Of Portland, 100000; Franklin National Bank
Columbus, Ohio, 100000; Central National
Bank of Philadelphia, sloO, 900; R. R. Robin
son & Co., Wilmington, 100000; Brewster,
Sweet & Co., Boston, 100000; Westfeld
Bank, Mass, 100000. The number of in
dividual subscriptions was 4,05S. 4
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Maine distorted Sooietv.

HHWtFto Ht5tOFtCttt oOCtetUs
TtHE Annual Meeting Of the Maine Historical So
ciety WI be held az the Rooms Of the society IN
jowdoin College, on THURSDAY, August ., 1860, al
, o'clock A. Nj. E....
d EDWARD BALLARD, Secretary.
Brunswick, July II, 1865. julylsto
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ia MIDDLE STREET,


Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel,
xx7HERE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens of Portland and vicinity, that he hal
permanently located in this city. During the tw,
years we have been in this city we have cured somt
OF the worst forms Of disease in persons who have
tried other forms Of treatment in vain and curing
patients in short time that the question Is oe
asked do they stay cured? To answer this question
we WIN say that an that do not stay cured, we viii
DR.. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and Is also regular graduated physician
Electricity II perfectly adapted chronic diseases
the form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia
the head, neck, or extremities; consumption whel
in the acute stages or whore the lungs are not fully
diseases, white swelngs, spinal diseases, curvatur
Of the spine. contracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy paralysis, st. Vftas Dance. Deafness STAN
mering or hesltancy Of speech, dyspepsia, mdiges-
ton, Constipation and liver complaint, pes-we curt
every case that can be presented; asthma, bronchi
tbs, structures OF the chest and All forms Of female
By Electricity
The Rheumatic, the EQUITY, the lame and the lazy
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and electric
bitten limbs restored, the uncOuth defoFmities re
moved; fantness converted to vigor, weakness Il
strength the blind made 70 see, the deaf hear an,
youth are obliterated; the ACCIDENTS of mature liz
prevented; the calamites Of old age obvatsd and Al
active circulation maintained
AIDES
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomaehs. lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizzi
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion
constipation Of the bowels; pain in the side and back
leucOrrhea Tor whitesl; falling Of the womb with in
a Of 0gs S al ssAs S
OF cure. For painful menstruation, too profas'
menstruaton, and all Of those long line Of trouble
and Will in short time, restore the sufferer to thu
vigor of health.
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U. 5. NAVY Yard. BOSTON.


CoMHohdoIts Cgtce, July II, LOO
THE u. S. Steamers "ARIEs," "IUKA," "CAERo-
i E,""EoLUs," 'WuDE4sEss," aud "I.kPUB-
Lie" and barque "hllDAIGHl," viii DO soEot 40
puzzle auction, at thisNavy Yard, by atio tAaf-
us, ON TUESDAY, the Hlrst Gay o. august Leaf,
at twelve O'Clock NJ. .I|
The s.Aries's Is an iron, Screw Steamer; tonnage
length la 1eet breadth u .sv .eet, 0epLn a. TO-.
Y Inc "Iukao Is a WOODEN, Sclsw steamer; on
mage engtn ls1.SS feet, breadIh o1ss Iee Oept 1.O2
leeG. - ~ "a ~
The stCherokee'' is an iron, Screw Steamer;
tonnage length Isl feet breadth zb6O ieet, oeI LILO
.Ieet.
The 'sEoIus'' is wooden, Side Wheel Steamer
tonnage Iengen S66 tsst breadth za.OO ieeL oeptd
1U,7b Ieet.
Inc ssVViIderness'' is a wooden, Side-whesl
Steamer; tonnage ength 14e eet, brsth z6.6O leet,
ueptn 1v.5O feet.
I The .skxePu bIic'' is a wooden, Screw Tug-Boat;
Onna 1v.bO ieet, breaali zO-6J feee, ..eltn
leet. -
Inc s4NIidnight'' is a clipper barque; tonnage
length 1z6 1eeG, Dteaath X7.o3 feeC, ueptn levI.
rive per cent OF the purchase mOney must aid on
the Gay OF sale, anu tie REMAINDER before tie
removed from tine Navy ard, whlen must be wlthIn
six Gays after the date Of sale. emory OF lie
articles to be SOLD with the vessels 10 oud vt
yard.
I July 19-stawswi ADfl l'A-a-l = 9 q
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Administrators Sale of Personal
PrODertv.

HAVING been duly licensed by the Hon. John A.
III Waterman, Judge Of rr0base Tor Cumberland
county, shall otter for sale public auction, on
SATURDAY, July 2Stn, at 10 o'cock a. IA, the
stable of the late Hon. John N. Wooa, of Portland
lopposite Federal St. Baptist Meeting housej one
par of Chestnut MARES, and y. airs ola; large
size and well matched.r me harm Horse.
On the same day at the close OF the sale Of the above
mentioned articles, l viii oher at pubic aucuon,
three lots Of dressed Granite anu Marble lying IN TIE
yards Of Harris House, No. 81 feueral ~, No. IS
Pearl ST., and Of the hussey lot corner Of congress
and Pearl SITS. The sale 70 take place the plemi-
ces where the materials lie. ~
Also, at public auction, at II o'clock of the same
day, at the office OF Eoward M. Patten in Exchange
St., Portland Mirrors, viz ~ large super PLACED
Gilt Frames, 80 inches by 6O, and " by "A inches;
DO. b9in. BY 20 IN. eacni A. ~ in BY AZ I'M 4,
40l in. by 56b in. One Per Mirror, grained frame,
g in. by 90 inches. These Mirror were CT ginally
purchased for the new Hotel, nti cry new, and
rich and beautiful article Il ~ be seen by
calling on the Auctioneer any day l-eviOus to tie
'''s' .GAALTGos JOS. 5rIsLEY. - s.
Administrator with WIN annexed Of Jonn NJ. Wood.
Portland, July Goth, 1866. july 21dtd
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NEW YORK, July %.
Cott0n-lower; sales HOO bales; Middling Up
land at 46 "a 47c. ~ n
Fiour-Sfate 10 a DC higher; sales $4,000 bbls.
State rs a 90. Round Hoop Ohio Z 50t1 49,
Western rs a co. Southern hrmer; sales 800 bbls
at Is q II 70. Canada 10 q 25c higher; sales $50
bbls at 70 a s 20. 80
cago Spring 80 a AZ. Milwaukee Club ~ q 46.
Winter Red Western 90 al 70. Amber Milwaukee
80 a 81. Amber Michigan 80 q 10.
Corn-2 a. Sc higher; sales $4,000 bushels Mixed
Western at "a q SIC.
Oats-1c higher. I.ss M afl SANTA
Beef-unchanged. $50 s.s,L u j.
Pork closed iirm sales $3.50 bbls New Mess 81 80
a31 90. M f.ta5
Lard-heayy; sales 1850 bbls at III a 23ic.
Whskey- frmer; sales 200 bbls at 2 II C9e II.
Naval Stores-dull and nominal. M ss.
freights to Liverpool-duI. ~
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Matters IN Kirainza.

\ d New YORK, July %.
The Richmond Wing of Monday says the
State seal of Virginia has been materially al
tered by the new State government. The de-
vice is the same, but the words liberty and
union now appear about the Goddess of Lib
erty trampling upon the PROSTATE form of ty-
ranny. N t4Ae
Gambling houses in Richmond were closed
by the military authorities Saturday night.
The bust of Ex-Presldent Tyler has been
removed from tie Virginia State library.
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HI The valuable three story BRICK HOUSE
N,iiii ana LOT on the corner OF State and Spring
- streets, now occupied by Mrs. Mcclellan.
Enquire OF j. g L. M. RAND,
Portland, July 12-d2wis 123 Middle st.
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WASHINGTON, July %.
The Secretary of War has ordered that to
secure equal justice and the same personal lib
erty to the freedmen as to other citizens and
inhabitants, all orders issued by past District
commanders adopting any system of passes
subjecting them to any restraints or punish
Neither whites nor blacks viii be restrained
from seeking employment elsewhere, when
they cannot obtain it at a just compensation
at their homes, and when not found by volun-
tary agreements, nor viii they be hindered
from travelling from place to place in proper
and legitimate business. aH tsss 7n
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Was1.i,.gto,. Correspondence.

NEW YORK, July rs.
The Posts Washington dispatch says Cab
net meeting was held to-day
Gov. Perry has returned to South Carolina.
The Commercials special Washington dis
patch has the following items: On Saturday
night Gen. Warren made descent on the ia
70 banks in Richmond, under Gen. Grants
late order. aa4 qa44 m05
Gen. Grant left last night for the Union
Hotel, Saratoga. He viii soon take voyage
to Halifax and the Canadas. He will be alb
sent about three weeks. COOS YW8
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Auction Sales.
II. s.. Marshal's Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District of Maine, IS.
DURSUANT to vend. expo. 10 me directed, from
II the Hon. Ashur Ware Judge Of the Un1tea states
District Court within and for the District VI Maine,
SHAH expose and sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder therefor, the following property ana merehan-
sne at the time and place WITHIN said District as
follows viz:
:. az LUG n.e CUSTOM HOUSE BUILDING, on Fore street,
~ r. LoFseInd on Wednesday, the ta1eatg-sirM Dag
S1ty current, at IL O'Clock a. ~
800 a. AGES OF MERCHANDISE, consisting o.
Nv Dozen Md Clones Dry Goods Fancy Goods, nus
zeal Instruments, Jel5eIry, &C., &c.
ONE KEe OF sPIRrrUous LIQUORS.
The same having been decreed forfeit to the United
ordered to be sold and the proceeds disposed Of ac-
cording 10 law. 1fl
Dated at Portland this eighth day Oh July A. D.
1865.
CHARLES CLARK.
! U. S. Marshal District Of Maine
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DANT, Vest and Coat Makers immediately at SO
l. and go Middle st. a6a Fsf ~ 19l9''I IN
- DEERING, MILLIKEN s. co. +,
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n 84a7 CAIRO, III, July Is.
New Orleans dates of the 10th have been
received. Merits cavalry force are on the
move from Shreveport to San Antonio. 1t
was thought their march would not be atten-
ded with more than the ordinary inconvenien-
ces that beset cavalry going through other sec
tons of the Union. a1i sHfs35eH as
A defalcation Of 10000 dollars has occurred
in the commissary department. Commissary
Scott lost the money by gambling, and fled
fiom Shreveport. s sIa Z ie'f ,s1 81
One thousand bales of cotton had arrived at
supply was coming in. In cotton market there
was little inquiry. Good ordinary, SO a So;
middling, A 46. No sales of sugar or mo-
lasses. Produce unchanged.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT The criminal
term of the Supreme Judicial Court commence
ed its session in this city yesterday, Judge
Barrows presiding. After prayer by Rev. DR..
Smaller the grand jury retired to attend to
such business as may be brought before them.
The traverse jurors do not come in until Fri
day, August 4th.
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ny TELEGRAPH,
no THE DAILY PRESS,

From Washington Robbery Ia fhe
Treasury Dep0rfnsent-SGEe of Gove7,a,,ae,,t
Hessets- Government to PurcAoss Fos,i;s
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SHIPBUILDNG.-We learn that it is the in
tention of Mr.. G. w. Lawrence, the efficient
and successful builder of the monitor Wassuc,
to at once lay the keel of large ship at bis
yard on Canal Street. Mr.. L. may be ranked
as one Of the best and most successful ship
builders, as the work turned out at his yard
has proved strong and satisfactory in every
respect. He has built, since his residence
here, two gunboats, one monitor, and, we be-
heve, one or two merchant vessels. The Gov
eminent must certainly feel that he has per-
formed his contracts faithfully; and, if there is
any more work of like nature to be done, we
hope they viii award contract to our Port
land builders. sdios4 aH aeixa lRsa
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Southern Items.

New ORLEANS. July "a.
A Galveston letter of the 18th inst says that
the total amount of cotton in Texas does not
exceed $4,000 bales. ga 4
The Houston Telegraph of the goth says
that on the 18th two companies of the 18th
Iowa cavalry fought 500 Sioux Indians, and
captured four. The Indian loss is unknown,
but is supposed to be heevy.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-26

In the Arkansas and Mississippi bottoms
the disease among cattle, horses and hogs has
been broken up. 1t has been raging some
time, the victims dying in from twcnty-four to
forty-eight hours after being attacked. The
supposed cause is poison from black knats,
which were very thick some time ago. There
has been great loss of stock. Men were at
tackled with the same disease from doctoring
the cattle
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
LAW TERM-wEsTERN DISTRICT.

LAW TERM-WEbIERN DISTRICT.
TUEsDAY.-The following cases were taken
up:
State of Maine v. Thomas o. Gould. Ar
gued. l8
Peters. Barnas
Harvey S. Otis v. Abner B. THOMPSON
Argued. as7
L. G. T. Fox Orr
Daniel Brown, Jr., v. John A. Holmes
Motion overuled by consent. Judgment on
the verdict.
vinon & bennett. Howard & Cleayes
John Woodsidey Alfred ]. Stone.
Same V. John Fl. Humphrey & ais.
Augustus G. Robbins v. Alfred ]. Stone
Same " John ii. Humphrey & ais.
In these four cases the exceptions were over
ruled; declarations adjudged good and judg-
ments ordered for plaintiffs.
Adams Orr.
ANDROSCoGGIN COUNTY.
City of Bath, in equity v. Gilbert Miller &
ais Argued. e8z aaHofs
Evans-May. J. G. Woodman.
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The Atlantic Gable.

NEW YORK, July rs.
A note from Mr.. Cyrus w. Field, dated
London, July 18th, says: II leave here on
Thursday, the 18th inst, and the Great East
ern will sail from the More on Saturday, the
18th. We expect to leave Valentia about the
10Th, and to arrive at Hearts Content during
the first week in August Everything is going
to our entire satisfaction"
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Auction and Conlmission Sfore.

fTNHE subscriber has taken the Stole No. los red
Il era Street. near the Unte0 states hotel, ior the
Auction and Commission business, and Is prepared
SCOTS aud Shoes, Furniture, &C. Liberal cash al
sances ON goods consigned cor positive sale. Sales
If Furniture, Real Estate, any kind o. properly,
promptly attended to-. A good assortment OF Liy
md rancy Goods constantly ON hano Tor private
AUCTION SALES every evening, and Wednesday
md Saturday afternoons. Ladies are inyiteo 70 az
END the sales. % w. I7pt $3.50 A
" stia CHARES Z. PORTER.
G. W. HOLMES, AUcTIoSEER. junelOti
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Sale-PersOnal Prop
erty at Auction.

ON Saturday, July 29th at 100 O'Clock at the stable
" of the late John NJ Wood in Portland, one splen-
did private Brett Carriage for four, with 1rsei
sett silver PLACED Harnesses to match; set double
harnesses, bnck mounted; one top Wagon, with pole
for two horses, or single; single sleigh; tniee
sets single Harnesses; one Chaise harness, silver
ten sash Doors; 1000 pressed Brick; one
marble Mantle, Thompson's; ana two iron saies.-
Per order MORTGAGE.
HENRY BAILEY, 8 Co., Auetioneers.
July 25-dtd.
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ROBERT HELLER, the great Magician and
accomplished musician is to visit Portland and
give two of his entertainments at City Hall,
on Saturday and Monday evenings next. MIR.
Heller has been complimented with the larg-
est and most fashionable audiences in Boston
and New York, and the press of those cities
speak in the highest terms of his performances.
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House Lots at Auction.

ON Friday, July Is, at o'clock p. NJ, ON the
" premises we shall sell three house lots on Merrill
Street. Nos AZ, 43, anu "A; about feet front by VI
feet deep; ana one lot ON Lafayette ST, No. Al, 81
feet front by 80 feet deep these are very valuable
lots-splendidly located short distance froIn tle
terminus OF the Horse Railroad, and comm apaine q
line view Of tho Harb0r, l. lanas, and the OCEAN
HLNkY BAILEY q CO., Auetonesrs
July 22-td
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WE always like to recommend good thing,
ana the best for this season is DIR. BIcKNELL's
SYRUP. 1t will be found very pleasant, and a
safe and sure remedy for Dysentery, Diarrhe,
DC. 1t contains no opiates; excellent for chill
dren
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New ENGLAND STEAMSHIP Coat a
meeting of the stockholders of this company
Tuesday afternoon, the following gentlemen
were elected Directors for the ensuing year;
VIZ, j. B. CoyIe, j. B. Brown, ]. ii, Clark,
I. G. Hersey, III. j. Libby.
]. B. Coyle was reelected President, and
Henry Fox Clerk and Treasurer.
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Horses, Carriages, Harnesses, &C.,
aft a uefinm

ON SATURDAY July Goth, at 1o'clock A. NJ, At
~ John RusselPs Carriage Mandatory, Nos. III
and 113 Congress St. hne assortment OF new AID
second hand Carriages, Consisting OF JLhN1
LlNDS, OPEN and TOP BU6tfs Is, Sun Tbs,
Slde-Spring Wagons &c, new ana In hne style and
nnish Also second hand Express aud h.arkeI Nag-
ons; new and second hand haInes o., &c, &C.
No postponement ON account Of the weather.
henry BAILEY o. co., Aucuoneers.
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m,.,,soipas election IL Richmond, "a.

BALTIMORE, July %.
A special dispatch from Richmond to the
American tonight, says theelection to-day for
Mayor resulted in the defeatof Taylor by 1000
majority. Mr.. Stuldivant was elected. The
election passed off quietly. Richmond papers
OF this morning were received here tonight.
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Wednesday, Morning, July 26, 1866.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

New Advertisements To-day.
Entertainment IT heatre-Deern Hall.
Auction Sale-Henry Bailey & Co.
Humphreys Specifics.
Farm FOL Sale-Mrs A. Il. Pottengill-
York a Cumberland R. RIO Bond-holders.
BOAT Tor Sale BENZ. knights.
Partner Wanted.
Not1ce-Sylvester Roach. a1
Cau6on-Jas. A. Cummings.
Attention Dairymen-John G. Henslow.
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PIc-NIcs.-It looks rather squally at this
time, IL O'Clock midnight, for the pic-nics and
excursions advertised to come off to-day. 1t
is raining severely.
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DRAMATIo.-The engagement of Miss Ayo-
MIA Jones expired last evening. 1t has been
a successful one, if not to the Managers pock-
cts, certainly to those who have visited the
theatre and witnessed her ine representations.
This evening the romantic play of Flowers
of the Forest" viii be brought out, in which
Miss Helen Western, Mr.. Medium and Mr..
Murray, will appear, aided by the whole
strength of the company. Miss Western has
gained high rank in our large cities as an ac-
tress, and she will be greeted by full house.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. Salmon P. Chase. Chief
Justice Of the United States Court, yesterday
received our citizens at the Mayors rooms, be-
tween the houraof II and - O'Clock. A large
number of our most prominent men took this
opportunity to pay their respects to the learn
ed Judge, and the levee was very pleasant
one.
Judge Chase left in the afternoon train for
Boston.
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BY Electricity


DR.. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
TRICITY WITHOUT PAIN Persons having decayeo
teeth stumps they wish to have removed FOR reset
ting he would give polite invitation TO call
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sale
for family use, with thorough Instructions %
DIR. d. can accommodate few patients with boarc
and treatment at his house. 3. =. sN1NNJ
to 8 P. M, and to in the evening. sl7H w -
Consultation free 90 Mrt 81 novftf
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Bowdoin COLLEGE.

TNHe annual meeting Of the President and Trustees
l. of Bowd IN College, will be held &C BARhelS1ER
lABL in the College chapel ON tuesday the List oay
( August next, at ten O'clock in the flenoon-
.1+ l1t.i i'i ii s.-. JOHN R06hlls Secretary.
Brunswick, July g. 1866. iJuly7dtd b
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ATTENTION is called to the U. s. Marshal's
sale of dry goods and other articles, which
takes place to-day at IL O'Clock
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PORTLAND CoMPANY.-The annual meet
ing of the stockholders Of the Portland Com
pany was held Tuesday afternoon. The
Treasurer 2. a. Daveis, Esq, presented his
report, which shows the affairs of the Com
pany to be in a prosperous condition. The
following gentlemen were elected Directors
for the ensuing year: viz, John d. Brown. S,
E. Spring, r. Cram, II. n. Jose, H. M. Pay.
son, H. j. Libby, VIM. W. Woodbury..
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Garden and Cemetery EmbeIsisE-
l-Lt..' lnl 81 ntents. 10 lsfra

A GENCY for the sale Of Chase g. Chs NEW
"A York; OkNAAIENTED IRON and tt RAG GA
AkSIddS5ll.EsS, such as YASES, FOUNTAINS, bUs-r
10. Manufactures Block, Union Street, Portland.
III, 90 .,a.r 81 j. l.. WlNSLOWs Agent.