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4 CoLLIsIoN.-A horse attached to a wagon
undertook to cut up some shines last Saturday
by running away in Middle street, and testing
the strength Of the vehicle he was drawing
with that of the street sprinkler. Probably he
succeeded to his satisfaction, as he upset his
wagon, broke one of the arms and released
himself He kept on his course and attempted
to clear the sidewalk in front Of the Post office
Of pedestrians. But here his feet slipped and
he fell on the sidewalk and was secured, mo-
body being hurt but the horse, although a
worthy citizen had very narrow escape.
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--latest hY telegranh "a Greencastle

Liverpool, July 13th,-evening .-The ship
Mercury, at Havre, from New York, picked up
on the 2Sth Of June thirty passengers from
boat of the ship William Nelson and five 9th
ers from pieces of floating wreck There was
bark in the vicinity at the time, which was
expected to pick up more.
The English elections are the all absorbing
subject of attention. The returns thus far
show net liberal gain of seven.
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EXCURSION. - The Justices of the Su-
preme Judicial Court, now in session in this
city, concluded to take holiday last Saturday
and go to the islands. Therefore no business
was transacted, the Court adjourning to
o'clock Monday morning.
Judge Kent was not present with them, he
being at Cambridge attending the Commemor-
alton festivities of Harvard University.
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EXAMIN.ATTONS.

GANbiDA1l.S, fJr admission to the High School
~ VIII - eyiiliiled at the High School rooms, on
MONDAY. tjhly eth.
For admission to the Willis School for Girls at the
DAY, JstlD e4kR.
: Candidates for admission to the Doys' and Girls
6isnDnEr schools Ni be examined at The Grammar
DAY 1,'hs ilst.
Denominations viii commence at O'Clock A. NJ.
July 1S-d2w PER ORDER.
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f SEVERE ACCIDENT IN NORTH YARMOUTH.
AS Mr.. Seward M. Titcomb of North Y ar
mouth, thoughtessly stepped in front of the
knives OF his moving machine to administer a
blow to contrary horse attached to the ma
chine, he was cut in horrid manner through
the ankle joint and lower part of the leg. Ann
putation below the knee was found necessary,
which was performed by DR.. J. M. Bates of
Yarmouth. Mr.. Titcomb was doing well at
last accounts.
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GoDEY's LADY's Book for August, is re-
ceived from hepubisher, Louis Cooley, Phila-
delphia. This veteran magazine still keeps
its well-earned place in the popular esteem. A
new novel by Marian Harland is commenced
in the present number, besides which we have
the usual choice literary variety. A charming
engraving Of "The Fair Haymaker," plate of
eolored fashions, some pretty wood-cuts, and
new music constitute the embellishments. The
price of the Lady's Book is So per annum.
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ARRIVAL OF SoLDIERs-About $50 sol
diers of the 9th Maine Regiment arrived here
yesterday between one and two O'Clock in a
special train from Boston. After partaking Of
splendid collation. at the Kennebec depot
furnished by Mr.. Higgins, they departed in a
special train for Augusta. H-
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NEWCOMERS MINsTRELs.-This evening. at
City Hall, this great troupe with their Brass
Band, win give their first entertainment. The
programme is an excellent one, and betolxens
music and fun enough for the thousands who
will attend. Remember that the troupe give
but two entertainments in this city.
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U. S. Navy Yard, Boston

C01anldn1dnts ODsce, July II, 1865.
yNHE u S. Steamers "ARIEs," "IUKA," aCappo-
L KEE, ""EoLUs," "WILDEKNEss," and s.l,IP1,R-
IIo" and Barque "MiDNIGH1, :" viii be sou al
public auction at this Navy Yard, by Holatio lar-
ris on TUESDAY, the FIRST Gay o. August next,
at twelve o'clock M.
The s.Aries'' is an iron, Screw Steamer; tonnage
iength IA feet breadth 27.sO feet, depth II t0g.
Inc "Aaka'' is wooden, screw Steamer; on
feet.
The "Cherokee'' is an iron, Screw Steamer;
feet.
The EEsOlus'' is wooden, Wheel Steamer;
tonnage length 1856 feet, breadth 245O eet, aeptn
The s'Wilderness'' is a wooden Side-Wheel
Steamer; tonnage length 146 feet breath 2650 feet
depth 1850 feet. l7TF
The "RePu bIic'' is a wooden, Screw Tue-Boat;
feet.
The .'Midnight'' is a clipper barQue; tonnage
length 125 feet, breadth 27.S3 fecC, depth Il ,et
Five per cent Of the purchase money must he al on
the day OF sale and the remainder before tie vessel is
removed from the Navy Yard, which must be within
six days after the date of SALE An inventory o tie
articles to be sold with the vessels wu found al the
yard. M -
s. H. STRNGHAlI, Rear Admiral.
July 19-3taw2w =
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The government, contrary to general ex-
pectations, has carried the election by small
majority throughout the country. In Lisbon
a majority.
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SOLDIERS REST.

List Of men who have passed through the
City and have stopped at the Soldiers Rest
during the Week ending July 22d, 1865:
July 17th John Stewart, LIST Me. Battery.
% IL Walton, I" ="
Eldridge Rider, g {"
John Malone, &c 90
G A Rogers, b, 3dvRC
Levi Weed. II. Sth Me.
July 18Th BEN Benz Ar s,. X s1 i Ne;
CT Williams, n, 18Th &c.
N Jones, M, I'd Me Cav.
July 18th, Gabriel Aribello, L, 18th Me.
VIM Rritton, A, LIST U Inf.
July 10th, James Calnlell, 18th
John Osgood, L. LIST Mass Cav.
james Lane G, 18th Me.
James ID. Dow, L. LIST Me Cav
L Davis, L, 81 Me Cav.
VIM Al Goodale e. 11th Me.
g John Moulton A
4 Wlitcomb, Il, list Me Cav
Erallk Cover, A, 7th Me.
sergt Q Adams, L, Sth Me.
July LIST, Y L Bridges, K, 31st Me.
y w SalnIpon G, Sth Me. q.
Sergt Fuller G., 14th he.
Sergt M Ford, H, 18th Ale.
Isaac w Dyer, A, 10th Me.
4 Webber, X, 18Th O. special duty
Whole number accommodated during the week
40. HENRY INMAN,
Capt. and A. Q. NJ, U. S. A.
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"LAsT BUT NOT LEAST" say the COMMITTEES
of arrangements having in change the annua
Picnic Excursion of the Central Church Sab
bath School and Society, which takes placs
next Thursday, over the York & Cumberland
Railroad to Saco River. Particulars in adver
tisement tomorrow.
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YAcHTING.-The new and splendid yacht
Calypso arrived here Friday, fiom New York
with large party of twenty-six ladies and
gentlemen. Most of the former are from
Portsmouth, N. H., and all have been stopping
at the Preble House.
The Calypso sailed yesterday for Ports
mouth, where she viii land the ladies of the
party, and proceed to New York.
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THOUSANDS who have tested DR.. Bicknell's
Syrup, for Dysentery, Diarrhea, Cholera Nor
bus, Pain or Cramp in Stomach or Bowels,
unite in their testimony that there is nothing
equal to it. Safe and sure for old or young
Try it. and your report will be likewise
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E. 9. Andrews has it for sale.
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AdministratOr's Sale Of Personal



HAVING been duly ltdttsed III tho ml4J slahn A.
III Waterman, Judges rdbAle ior Chi6hell ahd
County, shall off ~ a. ppblie aaotltA on
Stable of the late ~ Z - n Hook 81 Portland,
Opposite Federal Nee tlng- hsusel one
pair of Chestnut M Al md 81 " kars old /; large
size41d w6H matched 61n HORSE. ~,
IA tlle same dasl at the q DC saleof The above
me l0ned ~ tielee, Fl viii 0asr "a public aucdon,
R1ots dressed GtAste anil 1Iarbe, lying in tie
yard of Harris House. Mo- 80 FEDERAL st., No.. lS
Pearl ST., and Of the ef lot on corner OF Congress
and Pearl Sts. The saie % rake place ontle plemi-
ces where the materials lie.
Also, public auction, at II o'clock Of the same
day, at the office of Edward NJ. Patten In Exchange
St., Portland, Mirrors, VIE large super plated
Gilt Frames, 80 inches by go and 81 by "a inches;
do. 30 in by 20 in. each; 4, 80 in. By AZ in; !,
401 in. by 554 in. One Pier Mirror, grained frame,
Is in. by SO inches. These Mirrors were or gfnally
purchased for the new Hotel, entirely new, and
rich and beautiful article. They can bcseen by
calling on the Auetioneer any day previous to the
sale.
Al ic JOS. ILSLEY, rd
Administrator with VIII annexed Of John NJ. Wood
Portland July 10th, 1865 uly2tdtd
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New ORGAN.-The organ for the new Uni
versalist Church in Congress Square, built by
Messrs. Hall & Labaugh of New York, has ar
rived, and it will be put up forthwith 1t is
the largest and most splendid instrument in
the State tl1t .s43f .al1lrw
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EXCURSION OF THE TURNvEREINs.--We
much regret thas pressing engagements pre-
vented our acceptance Of the kind invitation
to accompany the Portland T1rnvereins on
their excursion last Friday It was amagnifi-
cent affair, just what we expected it would be-
The party comprised nearly seven hundred
persons, and two steamers were engaged 10
the occasion, besides the barge Comfort.
The place selected was Little Chebeague Is
land. On arriving there the company dis
posed of themselves, according as their tastes
led them. Some of them roamed over the
island, while others led by the inspiring music
On Poppenberg's Band, engaged in dancing
OF. lers engaged in playing ball, swinging, &c
The performances Of the Turnvereins com
meme ed at two o'clock, and occupied one hour.
The i. rincipal gymnasts were Messrs. John G.
Dennis who performed the 'Sgiants swing" in
a wonde rfui manner; G. M. Howe, G. Batchel-
der. P. O'Donnell, VIM. Ross, G. "a. Sawyer, J.
Emery and George Shaw The remarkable
gynna site power exhibited by these artists ex-
cited the wonder and admiration of all who
witnessed their performances.
After the gymnastie exercises were over
dancing and other sports were resumed and
kept up until it was time to return to the city
where the parties arrived safely uat seven
o'clock
Chowder and refreshments were served uI
during the day, and there was no lack Of any
thing needed Tor the comfort of the excursion
ists
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PIc-NIc ExoURsIoN.-We understand the
Sabbath School connected with the Universal
ist Congregation in Congress Square Church,
and their friends, propose picnic excursion to
Pigeon Cove, on Friday next, in the steamer
Casco. Fare 25 and 15 cents.
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Presentation. Soloman P. Chase, Chief
Justice of the United States Supreme Court,
arrived in this city Saturday afternoon. He
will leave tomorrow. While here he is, the
guest Of Senator Fessenden. To-day he will
visit the islands
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Loss of the U. s. Steisnse9 Qssissaae5eg--Thsst
Persons Missing.

BALTIMORE, July %.
A Fortress Monroe letter of yesterday, says
the U. S. steamer Quinnebeg was wrecked on
the bar off Morehead City on the Dist About
thirty persons are reported as lost or missing.
Capt. Jerome was in command of the vessel.
There were some 300 soldiers on board, but
they were nearly all landed on the shore. The
Quinnebeg left Morehead City on the Dist, for
Fortress Monroe, with 250 soldiers belonginr
to the 9th Maine and 10th Pennsylvania regi-
ments. After passing outside Of the bar the
steamer became unmanageable and went
ashore, proving perfect wreck. One name
OF the lost has been ascertained, that of Lieut..
w. +. Deering of the 9th Maine regiment,
whose body was washed ashore.
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Monday Morning, July "a. 1865.
POBTLAND AND VICINITY.

New Advertisements To-day.
Enter -Thestre-Deerng Hall.
Advertised Letters-A T. Dole.
Information Wanted-Alex'r Smith.
Situation Vented
Saiocn Tor Sale-Wm J. Pearson.
Paper Solars-C. r. Porter.
Maine Wesle, an Seminary-F II Term.
sugars-Lynch Barker q Co.
British Dry Goods.
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horses, Carriages, Harnesses, &c,

"a. yhDAY July 29th, at io'clock A. NJ, at
and ia nusses Carriage Manuiact Nos. III
second hand Carriages eSnsis s,sn' ~ nv n y
s sidSSS, ofE ws and TOP BUGGLs, SIS Iol S.
9nisb Az WAGONS, @c new anu in tine style and
ons; new and second hand Harnes Is Sc a. we
NO postponement on account OF tie veal er
HENRY BAILEY q Co Ancticraa,s
july17dtd ~ A'Su0neefs'
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ITALIAN OPERA IN PoRTLAND.-We learr
that Max Strakosch, with his Italian Opera
troupe will visit Portland, and perform il
Deering Hall on the 21st, 22d and 23d of Sep
tember
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BOwdOin College

TUE annual meeting Of the Overseers Of Bowdoir
College, win be held at their Room in the Chapel
on Tuesday the first day Of August next, at tw,
o'clock in the afternoon.
Brunswick July 8, 1866. july7dtd
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Death aft Seo.
HxANNIs MASS

HYANNIs, MASS, July %.
A bottle was found yesterday by Mr.. Nye of
North Falmouth, Mass, at a point in Buzz
Yards Bay near the monument containing an
envelope, upon which was written the follow
ing: Drowned, at sea, Isaac Morton, schooner
Dale"
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SMoKERs, listen, while we make proclama-
ton that Crosman g. Co. have an entirely
new smoking apparatus which is neither pipe
nor clear, but decidedly an improvement on
both. In the first place, it is good looking, for
1t resembles no other smoking machine, and
yet it does the solacing work better and more
aenteely. It is called s.Ncoteric Smoking
Tubeo No matter about the name, but the
Greek scholar would tell you it is new in
vention. It is really beautiful and wouldn't
disfgure a mans face if the stem of it were II
his mouth, and even a lady's face would not
suffer in connection with it, but then the la
dies wouldn't smoke any how, and yet they
could do 50 with this tube and not cause re
bellion in their delicate stomachs, for the
smoke passes through a sponge that absorbs all
the sickening qualities of the Indian weed
We expect to see these tubes become very fash
iol able, and supply the place of the pipe and
ciga crosman & Co. are always upon the
lookoL t for novelties.
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Auction Sales.
House Lois I'D Anntinn.

ON Friday, July Is, az 9 O'Clock P. NJ, on the
" premises we shall sell three house lots on Il errl
Street, Nos a. 43, and a; about 81 feet front by II
ieet deep; anu one lot on Lafayette ST. No. IL IS
feet front by 80 feet deep. These are very valuable
lots-splendidly located short distance fom tie
terminus of the Horse Railroad, and c0mma1 ding q
me view of the HarDor, J. lands, and the Ocean.
HkNRY BAILEY q co., AUctoneers.
July 22-td
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he american Illustrated Newspapers for
TINS Week nave been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change Street.
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BowdOin COLLEGE.

TTNHE annual examination Of Candidates for Admis-
Il sion to Bowdoin College, viii be held at the New
Medical College, at eight o'clock IN the forenoon on
Friday the fourth day Of August and also Thurs
day the twenty fourth day OF August.
LEONARD WOODS, President
Brunswick, July 5, 1866. luly7dfa
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FOREIGN ExPoRrs.-The total vo,,a ..
Foreign Exports from this port last week
amounted to S42,714,14
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Chowder and refreshments were served up
during the day, and there was no lack Of any
thing needed Ior the comfort of the excursion
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GoDEY's LADY's Book for August, has
been received by Messrs- Bailey q Eoyes, Davis
Brothers, and Short and LoFing, at their book
stores on Exchange street.
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LAUEcH.-The iron monitor wassuc. win
be launched from the yard of Mr. Lawrence
tomorrow about one o'clock.
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ASST. oUARrERmAsrER's OFFICE, U. S. A.

7
Portland Maine, July 18th, 1866.
N pursuance to instructions from tie Guarteluas-
ter General U. s. A, shall dispose u al pubic
auction at Belfast Maine, at 10 A. NJ, the z7th inst
the following property of the United States:
One Building 20 II x &C. # Barracks-
One Building 20 II x 80 Il Guard House
One Building 10 # % fl Cook Room ..'
These buildings are located on the TTotting Park
in the City Of Belfast, and be examined al any
time on application TO Capt. A. ID. Bean Provost Mar
shall 9th District, Maine. at Belfast, Me.
Buildings to be removed or before July 31st,
1866. Terms Cash. Government Funds.
HENRY INMAN
july12dtd Capt. and A. q. Nj, U. s. A.
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BY Electricity


DIT. d. stin continues 10 Extract Teeth by Frrc-
rnIcIrY WITHOUT PAIN. persous havinv deraVe,l
teeth stumrs they wish 10 have renewed Ar rssef-
ting he yoall give polite invitation 10 ca1l.
Superior ELEcrRo MA0NErlc MAcnIxTs mr. al
ior Ainiiy use, with thorough Instruction..
DIT. ID. can accommodate few patients with hoard
and treatment a his house.
oi1ee hours ffom O'Clock A. N. 70 ia ~; ffon :
70 +. NJ and 7 70 0 IN the evening.
Consultation nee. novfn
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MUN1oIpAL COURT, JULY a..

Patrick McNaity, for drunkenness and dis
turbance, paid fine Of three dollars and costs.
Augustus Penney was brought up, charged
with assault and battery on James Paine. The
examination was postponed to Tuesday, July
25th, and defendant recognized IN the sum Of
$50 for his appearance.
Anthony Fernald and William Murray fol
larceny Of ST from Frederick Merrill, were
sentenced to sixty days in the County Jail.
John Dimond, for larceny of pair Of boots
from Benjamin Fogg, was fined ten dollars and
costs, which he paid.
Dimond was also convicted Of larceny of a
pair ofpants from Leveen & Co.'s, for which
he was obliged to fork over an additional ten
dollars and costs.
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Corn
To coal Consumers.

TUE undersigned hereby offers 10 sell an who wish
Coal at as low prices either of the oal-at-t OF
companies Of this city, Of the same grace AMI as
many pounds per ton, whether 2zlO W POS D ON
VIII redeem the shares the same prce as ether Of
said Companies Stock wall be worth, y, hence.
JANIS h. lAKhlG.
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Commercial.
Per steamship Peruvian at Farther Point.

= q r 4 CT stedulshlp HefuVlan at Farther Point.
2 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, July 13.-The
sales for four days were $4,000, including 1000 TO
spectators and exporters. The market has been dull
ami all qualities have slightly declined but to-day
the market closed somewhat tirmer
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFF MARKET, July
13-The breadstllts market is quiet and firm Wake
field, Nash & Co., and Richardson Spence & Co..
reports flour quiet and steady. Wheat firm but
quiet at IS Cd a. IS for rcd winter. Corn frmer and
tendins- lpNar, sales IF mixed at 26s "a 2ss.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, July IA
The market is q uict and steady. Hya 81 Co. and
Gordon, Bruce & Co. .orts beef steady Pork quiet
snI steady. Bacon steady. Lard qliiet but irm.
Tallo,s quiet.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. July a.
Ashes quiet and steady. Sugars firm. Coffee in
active. Rice, no sales. Petroleum small sales at
q As for crude. Rosin steady. Spirits Turpentine
fat -
Latest via Greencastle.
LIVERPOOL, July 14,-Cotton-The Sales of the
week were 1900 bales to spectators and 500 to
exporters. The market has been t;ull with de-
cline OF al on American and other descriptions were
Irregular. The sales Friday were 5000 bales. The
market closing prime at a5iged rates. The au-
thorized quotations are Iniddlng uplands 10. Mid
ding Orleans 193d. The stock in 3, rt amounts to
361, 900 bales, including Q 800 American
e LONDON MONEY MARKET, July IA. --Consols
closed al S9f q 9uk for money 4
AMERICAN SECURITIES-IJS 6-2aS III al 1872
Illinois Central Shares SO q s63. Erie Shares 54.
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MECHANICS HAIL.

WELL arranged for Concerts, Lectures, Exhibi-
Nv lions, Ieyees. &C.. may be obtained on applica-
uon - kICHARD COLE, Sur erinttncert
Junel5df No. Tolman Place.
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Mnf,ae Historic11I Societ,,

rINHE Annual Meeting Of the Maine Historical So
Il eety will be held at the Rooms OF the Society," in
Bowdoin College, on THURSDAY, August 3, 1895, at
8 O'Clock A. NJ.
EDWARD BALLARD, Secretary.
Brunswick, July II, 1865. july1Std
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Auction and Commission Store.

TTVHE subscriber has taken the Store No. 100 Fed
Il eral Street, the United States hotel for the
Auction and Commission Business, and is pTeIared
TO receive consignments of Dry and Fancy Goods.
Boots and Shoes, Furniture, &C. Liberal cash adj
vances on goods consigned tor positive sale Sa-es
If Furniture, Real Estate or an5 kidd Of property,
promptly attended to. A good assortment OF Dry
and Fancy Goods constantly ON hand ior private
sale.
AUCTION SALES every evening, and "Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons. Ladies invitea 10 a.
6end the sales.
cHARES f. PORTER.
@. W. HOLMES, AUcrIoNEER. june1Oti
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Heavy Crash


A I 10 CENTS a yard, Tor sale at the Auction
"A store OF c. f. PORTER, 100 Federal 81.
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NEW YORK, July q.
Gold closed At Gallagher's Evening Exchange at
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DLkASANTLY located IN lleeport q miles rom
me DEPOT, ON the old county Icad O. Hrunsw.ct
inc old homestead known a. the l1vngcnl placc.
containing % or more acres. fguit trees, wola lot
AMI water convenient. Apply a. Mai. ". MITCH
ELL, on the premisos. fflcc ssoooo. ty-du
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TUE subscribers a.e pre- aret 70 GRIND CORN
icr Gus lners al itolr an York streeg. Once
Ccnnesci1l H., head Of Richaria0n's Wharf,
Jaiyf-ecdim E.E. UPHAM 4 SON.
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Nelr El,nEnnd Screlr .Sten1nshin Q

NesC England ScresO Steamship Co.
TT1HE annual meeting of the stockholders Of the New
Il England Screw Steamship Company win be leld
Portland, Tuesday the 25th day Of July inst, AZ
three o'clock, p. NJ to act upon the reports Of he
President and Treasurer; TO choose five Directors for
the ensuing year; 70 act any other business that
may come before them. HENRY FOX, Clerk.
July II, 1s65-dtd
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BOwdOin College.

FltHe annual meeting of the President and Tr stees
of Bowd in College viii be held at Ia RlLlSTAR
HALL in the College Chapel Tuesday the first day
Of August next, at ten O'Clock in the renoon
Brunswick, July 5, 1866. ~ jus 7dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-24
JuIy14. 1884
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GTyNcy e,r The sale Of Chase & Co.'S New
n York. ORNAdENTED IRON and TkRACOIA
ARTICLES, such a. VASES. FOUNTAINS, r s.
No i Manue,cturers Bl0ck, Union Street, Portland
j. l. WINSLOw, Agent.
July 70, is65-d&wtv