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The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07
Miscellaneous
Ofice'oaf 'Collectorof InternalRevenue
First 0ollectiOnD District of State Of Maipa
PORTLAND, August LAT ,oo.

PORTLAND, August LIST, 1865.
GoNFORMABLY to the provisions of the severa,
~ Acts Of Congress Ito provide Internal Revenue
the pubic debt hereby Give notice tBat Sa~ on
Heved rom the Assessors Of said District the annual
c or $500 that the several duties, taxes and Ii
Coma assessed and enumerated In said list have be-
come que and payable and that will In person or
~ Dsp1ty, attend to collecting and receiving the
ab1e within saxes and licenses assessed and pay
trlct at my Office, No. 20 Erchanoe Sfrssf PortL1ad
D.. 1sS5 both NIX a1 august @ Tie sist day Of august,
TINE HOTEL, In Brunswick. ss,Sa anu =. tne I ol.
from to O'Clock 2. M, 5 AN
from O'Clock A. M. to IL M. august oeh'
And further give notice that win In l,ta
attend to collecting and receiving duties ta a5
Licenses as Aforesaid assessed and payable within the
designated times and places, viz: In
SACO, at the Hotel Kept By RUFUS NJ Lord. A,.o,..,
18th, 1906 from 10 O'Clock A. A., to O'Clock r. IT,;
BLDDEF0RD, at the Biddet6rd House, SATURDAY..
1'g9st 1884, 1856, from 10 O'Clock Am, to O'Clock
LIMERICK, at the Hotel kent bv amos Fslch. Non
day, august 21st, 1865, from to 11o'clock A. NJ;
SANFORD, at Hotel kept By Timothy .Sha~, Non
ddy, august 2lst, 1866, from 3 to O'clock p. NJ;
SOUTHBERWICK,dt Nesoichanaoasick House, Tues
o Gss 1I y H. "a 1875 FRO" le0cOes a A @
KITTERY, at Office Of FSancis Bacon. Eso.. Wednes-
o o@g, 4gasf ssd' 1866, from 10 O'Clock A. M %
AEt,ANEBONA, at Hotel Kept By Woodbury. a. Hail.
InaTsddy, Angxst24th 1885, from o O'Clock A. al,
All persons who shall neglect TO nav the duties.
taxes and licences assessed upon them as Aforesaid
70 me or my Deputy, on or before August 81 1853
twill be LIABLE under the provisions Of See 81 o an
Act Of Congress, approved June 3Oth, 1884, 70 nav
ten per centrum additional upon the amount thereof
with fee of twenty cents for the issuing and servng
of notice. which win in all cases be exacted. -
No other money than United States Treasury
Notes, or Notes of National Banks or Gold or Silver
f1r fowa
Persons in York County, DESTROYS of SO doing can
pay their taxes at my Office, No. q Exchange Street.
Portland at any time prior to September l. 1885, ex-
their collection elsewhere.
Ho. ~ .NATHANIEL j.. MILLER,
aug l-dlm ails-f af.tt COLLECTOR. -
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NEW 1ORK, aug. D.
zen. Fisk, Assistant Committee of Freed
men and Refugees, has forwarded to Washing
20 report, in which he calls the attention of
tne Government to the large ISSUES of Gov
e eral rations, and says that after person
Miy investigating many cases, he is quite sure
snat the Government is being immensely
sSwndled by many of the recipients of its
;Dounty, and, at the same time, is to an alarm
ing extent fostering an institution for the pro
n lmH.,on OF ldleness, vagrancy, pauperism and
crime! Nearly every family in some sec
lions OF Georgia and Alabama, REGARDLESS of
tneir ability, are drawing rations' from the
government, and claim It as a right. Also,
too many think it no wrong to resort 10 any
mean trick to procure more than duplicate the
quantity which they would be entitled TO if
found worthy. The great mass ofwhites who
are now receiving their daily subsistence from
the Government with no effort to become self
supporting while too generous country deals
out to them its stores without money or nriee.
The great mass which draws rations are strict
iy refugees, and therefore not properly subject
to my supervision. My subordinates have been
directed to cut off large number from the
Iation list who have heretofore been classed as
refugees -al . ~ IN -. e''''-'
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From, Washi,aot,,..

a.5 lff -y WARRINGTON, Aug. 3.
The State Department has been officially ad-
vised by our Consulate at Port Mason, that
the cholera which has prevailed in Egypt is
slowly advancing west He adds: "From the
reported violence of the disease, there is con-
siderable apprehension here, this being a
quarantine station, that it may again spread
over the country"
The stories told that our government is
largely adding to our military forces in Texas
are contradicted by an official order to Gener-
al Sheridan to cause all volunteer white troops,
cavalry, infantry and artillery serving in that
department, which he may think car, be dis
pcnsed with, to be musteredout Of the service.
The muster-out will be by entire organizations,
including all additions thereto by recruits and
from other sources. ssszars - 81
President johnson has pardoned Bishop
Linch Of s. O., who is now in Rome.
The President pardened Mrs. Cora Sloan of
New Orleans, whose confseated estates are
restored to her on the recommendation of
Gen. Butler. ~ s4
On Thursday the propeller ID. 81. Mount,
bound to this city; and the large propeller
New York, bound to Philadelphia, colided
near Point Lookout, injuring both. The lat
ter was badly damaged, and for time was in
sinking condition; but by the speedy use of
the pumps, and prompt action on the part of
stAO SiOW tttC ACdA WAS stOpptu, dllu SHE prU-
ceeded on her trip. The Mount has arrived
here. - ~ SD afya9 liAo aiaj
Several applications have lately been made
to the executive authorities for special per-
mission to visit JEFF. Davis. One of these was
made BY his former physician, who, at the
special request of his family, desires to profess
sionally ascertain the actual condition of that
individuals health. To this no answer has
yet. been made. The Government, however,
has abundant means of constantly being adj
vised on that subject, and SO far as is known
here the prisoners health is not suffering from
his treatment. h7siffses s5..s.s II
The General commanding the department
of Texas is enjoined to the strict and faithful
observance Of the instructions heretofore is
sued, which require him to forbear from any
form of Intervention in the war between
France and the sovereign powers of Mexico,
Of which President Juarez continues to be re-
garded as the chief.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07

Board ON Peaks Island. 81
TUE subscriber is prepared to accommodate sever
Il al Doarders AZ his house on Peaks Island. His
residence is located near the Montreal House, in 9
pleasant situation, and labor will be spared that
can contribute to the enjoyment Of his boarders.-
Charges moderate. sl ~ Z n u SO q $ ~
ROBERT f. SKILLINGs.
Aug. 5-d1w# N VT y b ~ u srsl
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FRE.-Soon after 3 o'clock Sunday morn
ing, one Of the private Waterman discovered
fire in the Evans Block, on Middle Street. The
alarm was. given and the fire department
promptly responded to it, and by their exertions
saved the building and large amount of
property, although the loss by the fire was
considerable.
The fire caught from defect in the furnace
used for heating irons in the third story of the
building, occupied by Lewis, Rollins G. Bond,
for manufacturing clothing. 1t extended to
the second story, occupied by Messrs. Merrill
& Small, silk and fancy goods dealers, whose
whole stock was about destroyed. The ground
floor was occupied by Messrs Lewis, Rollins &
Bond as sales room. Their stock was in
jured by water. The adjoining tenement and
stock in the block, No. 147, occupied by Halls
India Rubber Emporium, was not damaged
except by smoke.
The loss of Messrs. Merrill & Small is est-
mated at $4,000, on which there is an insur-
ance of $4,000 in various offices at the agency
of j. e. Dow G. Son. Messrs. Lewis, Rollin
q Bond had large stock of clothing, which
is damaged by water, some Of it badly. They
are insured at the agency Of J. E. Dow & Son
for $1,000, and at j. w. Munger & Sons agen-
cy for $1,000, which will cover all their loss
The damage to the building is all in the int
rior, and can hardly be estimated probably
not more than $1,000. This loss is also Gov
cred by insurance at the agency of J. E. Dow
& Son. sb.a
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07

Z "THE LITTLE CoRPoRAL.n-Thisi is the tt
tie of Child's monthly paper recently started
in Chicago. We have received the first two
numbers, and find it bright, sparkling and
pure, a genuine gem both in topography and
contents. We have been accustomed to think
that the West, however she might excel in ag-
ricultural products, was far behind the East in
literary matters; but we begin to think it is
time for the latter to look to her laurels. Ger
tainly we have seen nothing in the shape of
child's paper which could compare with this,
which comes to us from over the prairies.->
The Little Corporal is a gallant little soldier,
who promises to slight only against srrong, and
for the good, the true and the beautiful. = The
subscription price of the paper is one dollar
per year; specimen copies sent to any address
for ten cents A beautiful steel engraving of
President Lincoln reading the Bible to his
son "Tad," is given as premium to every sub
scriber. Alfred L. Sewan, Chicago, Ill, editor
and publisher.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07

HARPswELL.-This is one of the most COM
Portable and attractive watering places in the
State A narrow tongue of land extends a
dozen miles into the sea, over the whole
length of which is one of the best drives to
be found any where, connecting it by land
with Brunswick and Bath. At the extreme
end of this tongue are two excellent hotels,
the "Mansion," kept by F. w. Dearborn, Esq.,
and the "Sea Side,p kept by Mr. J. 7. Smith.
Both are well patronized. The mansion" is
as pleasantly situated, in full view of the ocean,
as heart can wish, and is full to overlooking.
The 'Sea Side is in the midst of a dense clus-
ter of spruce trees almost entirely excluding
the ocean view, although it is within dozen
rods of the shore.
The steam yacht "Marcena Johnson" com
manded by Capt. ]. b. Johnson--a careful an(
gentlemanly officer-plies daily between thi
city and Harpswel, making the trip among
the matches Island scenery of Casco Bay il
about two hours.
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/ ~ ~ f9 IT.l. NEW FORK, Aug. ..
The steamer City of Dublin, from Liverpool
22d, and Queenstown oath ult., with 500 pass
sengers, arrived to-day. News anticipated. 20
Steamship Germania, from Southampton
18th ult., arrived at noon. Her three DAYS
later news was received by telegraph from
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07

PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM WELLS. =
What Petroleum is, where it is found, and
what it is used for; where to sink Petroleum
wells, and how to sink them. With COM
plete Guide Book and Description of the Oil
Regions of Pennsylvania, West Virginia,
Kentucky and Ohio. BY ]. Fl. A. Bane
One volume 1Smo., PIP. 1853. Philadelphia
J. d. Lippencott & Co.
We give the above title entire, because it
seems to set forth sufficiently the scope and
purpose Of the work which we have not yet
been able to examine closely. The author in
his preface states that the facts of the volume
have been obtained by thorough and careful
personal observation, and that as he has no
"axe to grind" every effort has been made to
produce a reliable work. For sale by Bailey
& Moves. A EA
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07
; Fe,e York Markets.

filA-na Il sHis II -
Cotton-dull. heavy and lower; sales 1850 bales
Middling Upland at 46 q &c y
Flonr-receipts $3.50 bbls; sales $50 bbls. State
fine State 70 @ 10. Extra do 6 80 q 80. Choice
do 55C9 so. Round Hoop Ohio 7 70 (1S25. Choice
do 80 a 65. Superfne Western 3 100 6 20. Com
mon to good extra do 40 a 675. Southern dull
@9s5. Fancy and extra 10 q Il rs. Canada duh
and 10 q 15c lower; sales 800 bbls common extra
at6 % q 20. Extra good to choice 80 a 90.
wheat g g lower on Spring and q &c better
1 So @ 49, Amber Milwaukee 80 As 40, Win
@175. 81
Corn-heavy and fully &c lower; sales 5000 bush
Western, unsound, "a q s5s, closing at SIC.
Oats-hrmer; sales Western IS a. 59c.
Beef-quiet; sales $50 bbls plain mess at 80 "a
IL 3d. Extra mess 10 90 a IA 80. pa5s -
"a 80 q 50 co. closing at 81 s75 cash. Issssl do
20 90 a 30 90. Prime "a 80 a "a 70. Prime mess
% 30 "a q 70. Also sales $50 bbls new mess for
August sellers option at 80 30. ~
Butter-quiet; sales of Ohio at 70 q Csc. State at
80 q 35e. Is aN3 'ssiTn17 40 nj
Whiskey--opened firm but closed quiet; sales 200
bbls Western at 20. - I'd 3 80 Tisaf st
Sugars -quiet;s sales 900 hhds; Muscovade at III
a 13c. Aas So Is ai4977 rs $3.50 e-71 : ~.
COfee-dull lsis AZ aapa g fsem
b y Molasses--dull9 sd tsa s4sa 3aA
Naval Stores-frm; Spirits Turpentine 80 a 1 81
Crude do nominal. Rosin 6 a 16c. B -9I5S lsa
Oils-steady Linseed 10 a 20. Petroleum dull
and lower at 32s a Sc for crude 495 "a 521c for re-
fined in bond, and So q re for refined free Lard,
Sperm and Whale nominal. ;
Tobaceo-flzsn; Kentucky % a 3d. lll
Tallow.hTmer; sales 1900 TBS at 1o2 q &c., is
Freights to Liyerpool--quiet and firm.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07

m 90 giiI40ll gII as NEW YORK, Aug. 3. N
Z A dispatch from Queenstown per steamship
City of Boston, dated July 9th, states that
the steamship Great Eastern was on that afr
teinoon three hundred miles out at sea, pay
ing out the cable successfully. The signals
were good, and the weather was fine.
"A private note, from Cyrus w. Field, saws,
awe expect to reach Hearts Content, N. F.,
about the 9Th of August"
The following dispatches from on board the
Great Eastern, to Mr.. Sayward of London, are
of interest:
TUESDAY, IL p. M.--One hundred and fifty
miles of cable laid" sez9 laa-rfs II.,Ja
s12 midnight hundred and flfty miles,
sure" ags e s3
"wednesday, 6 A. M.-Two hundred miles
well" 7l z TTT-g' '.ssls,sasfra Il
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07
SOLDIERS, REST

List of men who have passed through the
City and have stopped at the Soldiers Rast
during the Week ending Aug 9Th, 1895:
July 81, Corporal Williams, X 18th vRc. dutv AT
n rrIssis I is, p. 18th vnc, on duty at
!" Private Murray, D, 18th R c, on duty at
I" Private Lahea, D, 18th R C. on duty at
Y S Silver, D. 18th 9. on special duty
6 CarebelIo, r, i2th Me Vols.
=" A H Gross, D. LIST Me Battery
Daniel Crowley, F, 10th Me Vols
Aug 1, Corporal Woodward, d, 18th r @, on du-
ty at Paymaster's. .
q Private Pearsons, D, yR Q, on duty at Pay
4 masters.
Private shanahan, D, 18th vR c, on duty
at Paymaster's
Private Sanders, D, 18th Y G, on duty at
W 6 Dickenson, unassigned Q $ Infantry.
Thomas Brennard, I, 9th Me Vols.
I'D Hancock, L, both f9"
g John Gordan, F, +" g
&C g L Greene, A, I"
Aug; ?, VIM sml D aapGOc 4 9 9aeo @
w H Lincoln, Q, stMe Vet. ~
Dennis Andrews, L, 155th Penn Vols
Corporal Jones, K, 18th r 9, on duty at
Private Corlay, D, 18th re, on duty at
at Paymaster's. -
g Private Burtsler, d, 18th VR a on dutv at
Paymaster's. :
Aug. 3, Corporal Huston, D, 18th r C. on eiutv at
Paymaster's -
a Private Ford, ID, 18th v O. ON dirty nj
Paymasters,
Private Tennan. D, 18th r C. on dutv at
essaas Paymaster's
Private Gamons, D. 18th r C. on dutv at
>. 5|lg Paymaster's
Eplraim Chase, G, 18th Me Vols
Aug 4, E Ricketts,, X, LIST Me Vet
Corporal Wyeth, X, 18th R C, on duty at
Faymaster's. tf
&c Private Merrill, D, 18th R &C, on duty at
Paymasters. W tiH
:" Private Uveal, D, 18th v R 9, on duty at
Paymasterss. ili 81 ~
e" Private 9th. D, 18th v R g, on duty at Pay
masters.
Aug. 8, Corporal Shaw, ID, 18th " r G. ON duty at
i9a Paymasters. ii6rn,tsa48
-" Private Shanahan, X, 18th vR G, on duty at
Fs Paymasters. "a 1lsf jas slI
g" Private Rolf, X, 18th r G, ON duty at
Paymaster's. a f3ias
Private Sanders, X, 18th R C, on duty at
Paymaster's.
!" James Coteen, X, 9th N Jersey Vols
Joseph Becker, LIST Me Vets.
:. CIV Jordan, H, 14th Me Vols. s
Whole number accommodated during the week
bS HENRY 1NMAN,
Capt. and A. @. NJ, U. S. A.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07

AsPY BAY, N. f., Aug. 5.
The yacht Clara Claritta boarded the
schooner Prest with the Jamaica's news
and brought to this place.
we have succeeded in undermining and
getting on board about three miles of the New
foundland telegraph cable after great and
iaborious labor. The cable is SO much cor
roded that we have no hope of repairing it.
In undermining it, it parted three times.
d We have got no tidingsiof the Great Eastern
as yet. 3
Signed. WALTER o. LEWIS.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07
From. .Fortress Monroe

4 q. fortress MONROE, Aug. 6. ]
The U. s. frigate Congress was raised yes
terday, and kept afoat waiting for high water
until T. M, when she sunk, though in a
most favorable position, and ON higher ground
than where she was before
We cannot ascertain that Dick Taylor has
been at this place, and no doubt the announce
ment of his coming here is incorrect. =
The schooner Marie Benson sailed this
evening for New York, with gun-carriages for
Fort Schuyler. a1qiy S1
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07

gR- A new submarine cable is 10 ho ,.;a
shortly between Sicily and Algeria and Marsa-
la and Biserta. Italy will thus be directly con-
nected with Africa by two telegraphio lines
establishing immediate Communication with
Tunis and Algeria. z
BB- The census of Salem, under the State
law, shows loss Of populationto the city since
1860 of 900 u'f sgA ~ t4esassn
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07

.dIII0d Ha4 Troy, N. T., Aug. 6. 4
A fire in the lower part OF this city this p.
NJ, destroyed over 1000 cords of wood belong
ing to the Hudson River railroad Company
The flames were stayed in the midst Of an i'm
mense quantity of wood by the united efforts
of the saeam fire engines of this city, West
Troy and Lawningburg. AT one time the
W ole southern section this city was in dam
ger. The total loss was fir m $4,000 to $1O,-
600. The fire was caused by sparks from a
locomotive.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07

DRowEED.-Nr. Charles G. A. Chase, son
of the late Caleb Chase of this city, was drown
ed at Peaks Island Saturday evening about 0
O'Clock. He has been boarding for few days
at the house Of Mr. Skillings, and on Saturday
evening remarked that he would take bath
before he retired. Being gone longer than
was anticipated Mr.. Skillings went TO the bath
ing house and found the clothing and watch
of Mr. Chase, but could see nothing Of him.
Calling some of his neighbors Mr.. Skillings
took boat, and after short search discover
ed the body in about four and half feet of
water, ifeless. The body was conveyed to the
house and every effort made to resuscjtate life,
but without avail. Coroner Gould was called
but, under the circumstances, deemed it un-
necessary to hold an inquest as it was pretty
evident that the deceased had been seized with
cramp while bathing. eeios
Mr.. Chase was Al years of age, single man
highly respected, Cabinet maker by trade,
and has worked series of years in Corey's
establishment. His sudden death will be felt
by all who knew him.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07
MUNIoIPAL oouRr. AUGUST ).

Hamilton Sharpe was brought up for assault
and battery on little son of Capt. Joseph R.
Gorham, as mentioned in the Press of Satur-
day. The assault was a brutal one, the little
fellow having his arm almost broken, one of
his teeth knocked out and several others
loosened. Judge Kingsbury said the case was
beyond his jurisdiction, and ordered the de-
PENDANT to recognize in the sum of $500 for his
appearance at the November term of the SUI
preme Judicial Court es
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07

A committee of working members have
been formed in Berlin for the purpose of or
ganizing monster meetings to assert their
rights of publicly meeting. The authorities
suppressed the banquets which they were to be
given in honor to the liberal deputies at Co
lOgne, DANTE and in Nassau. The military
dispersed the workingmen quietly Public or
der was not disturbed III aa ss
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07

Row.-A party Of five soldiers yesterday af-
ternoon, came out of Gammon's shop, on Elk
change Street, and got into fight Marshal
Head and officers Williams and Gerts inter
fered with their pleasant pastime, arrested the
whole lot and took them to the lookup.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07

WINTHROP HoUsE.-We take pleasure in
calling the attention of our readers to the adj
vertisement of this celebrated House. The
Proprietor, Mr.. Stanton, is every inch gem
tleman, and all who favor him with call win
be sure to be well cared for and at reasona-
BILE expense. Such inducements as are offered
by him cannot fail to secure the favors of the
public. See card in another column.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07

SUDDEN DEATH OF A PoLIoEMAN.-M NJ.
APPLETON II. FLOYD, one of our most worthy
and vigilant police oficers,-who has been up
the night force for two years,-while conveying
an intoxicated man yesterday afternoon to the
police Office, suddenly dropped upon the side
walk in Lime Street. He was taken up, and
conveyed to the Office of the City Marshal, but
died before reaching there. skt
At first il was supposed he had been struck
by his prisoner, but no marks of violence could
be discovered upon his person. Coroner Hall
held an inquest; and the jury, after patiently
investigating the circumstances, returned a
verdict that the deceased came to his death
from some cause to them unknown: ito all
appearance, from rupture of the heart, there
being no external marks of violence"
The deceased was about twenty-eight years
of aee. He leaves wife to mourn her sudden
bereavement She viii have the sympathies
of the numerous friends her husband had ga
thered around him by his kind and affable
manners. nj
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07

MELANCHOLY CAsUALTY.-AureliaG G., on
ly daughter of Mr.. Charles j. Anderson, aged
six years, residing near Libby's Corner, was
drowned in the Basin Friday afternoon. THE
little girl, with companion, were seated on
the breastwork, gazing into the water, when,
from dizziness or losing her balance, one of
them pitched forward. She caught hold other
companion and both fell into the water. The
bodies were soon recovered, in senseless con-
dtion, but all efforts to resuscitate life in Au-
relia failed. With her companion, the efforts
were successful, and she is rapidly recover
ing. 10 NM 81
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07

A QUARREL SETrLED.-The New York
Times states that the Butler-P Porter Fort Fish
er quarrel appears to have been settled, and
that Gen. Butler and Admiral Porter have
been observed upon the streets of Washing
ton and upon the Presidents grounds arm-in-
arm, and in most pleasant confidential con-
xorco II
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07

MARROW EsoAPE.-Samuel Lane, young
man, while riding on top of passenger car from
Auburn to Danville Junction last Friday, was
struck on the head as the.train passed over the
covered bridge. He was severely injured, and
the wonder is that he was not killed. An inch
saved his life. ~ NJ -. -
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07
Tuesday Evening, August sth.

"a The new and splendid s Gamer Gazelle.
k9f VIII leave Burnham's Wharfa 81 O'clock
GcTN landing all who wish to daace at Ottawa
RuI Hall, Cushing's Island, the Steamer win then
AtHsmake Grand Moonlight Excursion among
the Islands of Casco Bay. What more de-
lightful sail can be imagined than trip by moon
hgnt among the many beautiful Islands Of Casco Bay
on the new and splendid Steamer returning to Cush-
ing's Island In season for supper? Chowder and
Ice Cream tor all who wish. The dancing at Ottawa
Hall can be made as comfortable as in winter sea-
son. rs the Hall Is open to the cool breeze return
ing to the city at 70 o'clock. This excursion WITH be
composed OF most select and orderly character and
nothing viii be left undone to make it agreeable to
all: Good music viii be in attendance. The dancing
VIII be under the management Of j. b. Racklft, G.
Gcifin, e. $. Wormell. Tickets for the excursion
including the dance, 81, %, admitting gentleman and
lades. FOR sale at Crosman q Cos and Of the man
ayers at the boat aug2td
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-07
Hariosss Items.

aia 81, laHadd New YORK. Aug, 6.
The six immense boilers of the Dunderberg
were successfully placed on board last week,
the last one being safely located yesterday. +,
A fireman was scalded to death and the en-
gineer fatally scalded yesterday, by the explo-
sion OF fiue on the steamer Arrow on the
North river. The passengers escaped injury