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SIkIEcscQPES G. STEREO5C3P.C VIEWS,
u to" ~e HatSn1 7sn lorut r,!udnS Wax Scenes
AacTtan AID tor.isG tif cad aIss Grtups Slxpuy
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
nnd We nangtatte Immense quaint great rang
nag in price from $50 MS LAY, ~,
reputation u being beauty
CHEERS u vi" DO seat ~ mall FREE ..cept of price
IS fl'L Al.tu ~ MADE iO ORDER Ia !;
HAKD PHOTOGRAPHS
enf suGecs u which addt constantly Icing mae q
iort'ats Of trrHea: Am ricans Co.. viz: abVtt
u" N'59' t2ttTH.s $50 ijaat "iV"e 80 Statesmen.
ae hrig t sacEljs ~ Other ,Eocrs $50 Iivines,
~ .3 10 So, o.. .s0Tr,nliucLt Women
G0c0 Cop.ya II VOL: # A-t
in.i"s rrToGIcoas q to most celebrated Enyravinr,
a.Aur 'atita ct" Catalogues reccip, u stamp
% 81 !"f One fo-tn c'Vrs ID dialogue wl.I 10
heh on tie receipt o. 81 and sent by nlg Rag
a> fal'.rs and c Lurs Ordering g,Ods will please
r5In ,yvtnly five per u,i.6uut v III te order
~ IAe q goods ,al satisfy.
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We'll to-day. Sick to q n, 10 V.

Such is the experience of thousands. Few epj
continuous health. To what does the occs sion,
invalid attribute his unc. rtain conditionf Not T.
himself, of course. He laysthe blame on the o.
mate, perhax 1t is too hot, or too cold, or tei
damp. or too dry, OF teovariable. But does he tai
the proper course 10 fortify the consultation an
bodily organs against tho extremes and changes !,
which he complaint No.. He Gays, perhaps TIM
only an iron nan could bear such great heat, orsu
vie,entcold orsach sudden yicissitudep. why tn
does he notresortto ths great tonic and proven
lives, which. II twill net make him an iron mai
will at least quadropple the capacity Of his sy te
to repel ali external agencies that tend to produ
disease. HosTE rTs RS. cELEBRkTED sros.
AcH BITTERs, taken faithfully according to II,
directions, will strengthen the stomach brace II
nerves. tone the liver, and regu ate and invigora J
the whole animal machinery thst this system, i
stead of teing at the mercy OF the weather, and i
able to be Frustrated by every change OF temper
/ ture, will become case-hafdentd, as 1t were and
NEST imperyious to climate influences. 1t ia to I'll
prsvets tivs priacple that H,stestsr's Bittsrs ov
tbergre 1t popularity in TIE West Indies, Britt !.
America and Australia.
4 New York House, 50 Cedar Street, n. Y. III
may26d& w2w qgDs 3t 10 no tigLa ial
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Letter from Gen. 0. o. Howard.

To fke Editor Of the Press.
The following letter from Gen. O. o. How
ard, Superintendent of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau, gives his official sanction to the measure
proposed, in letter which I sent you, two
weeks ago, by Miss Lord. Another letter
rom Washington, bearing same date as Gen.
Towards, proposes that the subscriber shall
act as treasurer, for the receipt and transmits
SION OF funds for the special purpose Of sus-
tanning Maine State School" for freedmen
IN washington. Some person residing in
Portland could more conveniently attend to
that part OF the work, and am happy to say
that Messrs. Steele & Hayes have consented
to perform that duty.
When the plan shall have been fairly man
gurated, il it shall appear advisable for Tho
State Society 10 assume this part Of the gen.
eral work, the collection and transmission of
funds may be passed over to the officers Of
that Society. Meantime, friends may be as
sured that any ley sent to Messrs. Steele
d Hayes, aud by them forwarded to Gen.
Howard, will be faithfully and wisely expend-
ed for the purpose indicated. A circular has
been issued within few days, by Hon. New
ton Bateman, State Superintendent Of Schools
for Illinois, asking all teachers and pupils in
the public schools Of America, to contribute
toward the national monument to be erected
over the grave of Abraham Lincoln. To this
tnere can be not the slightest objection. But
better than all monuments of stone, reaching
toward heaven, is the great work OF emanci-
pat'ng ana Improving the colored race, SO
gionousiy commenced by Mr.. Lincoln. And
his friends can honor his memory in no way
more gratifying to the spirit of their departed
President than by carrying forward with a
large-hearted wisdom, the work SO nobly com
meuced and prosecuted by him.
Further facts and arguments may be expect
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ATwooDss AaEA
Observation-Disclosures
PILE ID RIv ERR. naw 4
-ANp--AuA4L


PRACTICAL TEST s having fully demonstrated
thssuperioriEy OF this machine over all others for
the pu pose of sinking Oil wells, the und srsigned
now prepared 30 receive orders for thcssme- Shady
This machinery comprises everything requisite "
the boring OF oil wells. excepting the SrEAM ENsIsE
and c4sT IRos pEIvIse PIrn, lbu will be furnish.
ed. II desired, at reasonable price,) ard dispers~s
with the use of the Derrick Rope. Bull wheel 81 nd
other cumbrous and expensive fixtures nowia use,
aud so arrangeds being on whsels and
portab o. that 1t can be easily removed the pur-
pose OF sinking wells In different locatits s5 7
The DETRIfus is removed II ON the well by our
Patent by draulic process, and esnot require the
rem oval OF the drill from tire boring. This process
not only removes all the detritus In ON to 10
minutes, but likewise eHsctually clears. ont aud
opens all the small oil veins that are so often entire
ly closed up B the cd process Of sand pumping.
With his Machine and practical enginser, q
well can be sunk from 400 TO 600 feet within per
cd Of from Is to 80 days after the soil pipe has bsen
driven : 7i17E =
Arrangements a being made for the constrnc.
ton and delivery of these machines at New York
Norwich, Newburg, N. r. and Pittsburg, Pa.
For further Information, price, terms. &C., adj
dress, SIMEON LELAND,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
apl7 eod3m s7air NV New ok Q
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AccIDENr.-The wife of Mr.. Dexter Dan
iels fell down a flight of stairs yesterday at
the house of her son in-law,. Mr.. Crawford,
sustaining severe injury on the head. She
was attended to by DR.. Perry.
DR.. Perry on Monday performed amputa-
ton of the, right leg of Patrick Nee, who was
injured last week. at Fort Gorges by the roll
ing Of cannon, weighing 81 tons, upon his
leg, Modification had set in, but the amputa.
ton was successfully performed, and the pa
tient is now in comparatively comfortable
condition, with a prospect Of saving the other
leg. Drs. Gilman, Thomas and Sylvester as
sisted in the operation.
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Row AMONG FEMENINEs. - Yesterday
morning their was slight "scrimmage' among
some of the Irish women residing on the low
or part o. Pleasant street. 1t commenced in
words, but eliminated in pulling hair and a
few blows. The City Marshal came along,
separated the combatants and made them re-
t1rn TO their homes. NO sooner was he out Of
sight, than at 1t they went again. Officer
Gerts came along and rres,ed one of them
that appeared to be the ringleader, and took
her to the lookup. u 1as aasE
THAT SODA FoUNT at Aikinson's Eating
Saloon, is now in full operation, distlling
grateful beverage to thirsty palstes. The
cause Of its bursting was the freezing of the
cooler, but now II is all right. s .ss 81 ssao
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KVERY ONE SHOULD US
Halls Vegetable Sicilian|
HAIR RENEWER


That splendid preparation for the hair which 10
fast becoming SO popular and SO much inquired for
NO one who has once tried it will ever give up its
use.
tits vegetable COMPOUND and contains no IN
furious properties whatever. 1t will restore gray
hair to its orig nal color; it will prevent the hair
from falling out; 1t causes the hair to grow on bald
heads; 1t clear the SCALP and makes the hair soft
lustrous and siken. tits beautiful hair dressivg
It is recommended and used By the first msdical au-
thority.tt i a. l4 VI W EaN f4 st
Be very particular to ak for Halls Vegetable
Sician Hair Remover. as thereis worthless imi-
tation in the market. e. AaA5A III Its
R.P. HALL CO.. Proprietors, Nashua, N, H.
wholesale Agents in Portland. w.. r. Phillips and
n. H Hay ,and sold By Druggists aud Deaiers gem
orally. mayl54w
.sTo Bs OR NOT TO BE; THAT'S TIE QUESTION -
The question has been long sincs settled blythe pop
ular verdict, thatsrBRLrSe's AMBRosIA the only
reliable prspar alton for siren gthenipg weak hair.
4 janeosnd2w
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DR. Ian GLEY'S b gSaa
ROOT AND HERB BITTERs

The Great Bl cd Purifier; the bcst Health Restor.
or, ana The most perfect Spring and summer Med-
They effsctually cure Jaundce, Dyspepsia, Liver
ana bilious Oenplaints, General Debility, ind ali
They cleanse che system. regulate the bowels. re-.
sore tne appetite drive out all humors purify tho
store to heal and sonndness both bedv aIs 4 MIN,
all who use them. Price rs, SO, and rs cts Der bot
tie Mold BY dealers in medicine. GEORGE q
GOODWIN = Co., Ss Hanover St, Boston
~fs' - ssf mchlSd4m
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! To the he Young Z Ladies 5, Of Portland

II ERE we are. tw. OF the CAV boys you read
- about. ady 70 receive and answer all letters
that may come 10 hand. since tbs saspfnsioa OF
hands, and make this appeal to you through the COL
unnse the Pres boPi1s yon WIN help us pass the
time peasaatiy. wsicn Q Der siss might be spent in
dential. Photographs exchanged. " desi ed. Ad.
dress BILLY H0WARn.or BARRY ST. CLARE,
Camp stonsma :, Washin gton, ID. u. NV 80 -
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sEEvERv BODY Is AFrER THHM I'VE know noth.
ing more generally ipeu red for at the sores or
more uniyer ally purchased, than Howe Steyep. 4
FAMILY DYE CoLoRs. BY common scknowledoe
ment they are the very beet dyes ever compounded
as the fabric wi which they are Unused: thew ave
ready for uss IN few moments they make ssvin
OF ~ per cent; ,nev VIII not ipjure 10 the slightest
liz used in any household The de nsard for them IA
sat that the embarrassing manufacturers md il ii-
neatpackages at rs cents each. iuneespd lW
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-07

The Thirteenth Annual Meeting of the Maine
Nc dical Association will be held in Portland, on
luesdays June2Oth, 1865. sns s1esne
Dslegases will be furnished free return tickets
ever the Portland and Ksnnebec, Grand Trunk,
somerset and Kenpebec and Androscoagin Rail
i roads. a ,,e GRO. II soVpA =, sA "a
afo *, = af..i,,,afa + ,ssna % 6ecretsry.
Portland Juuel. 1885 junt 6sntd Gup
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NOTICE is hereby given that, for q valuable CON
IN 1iderston, have rehnQuished TO my GOD,
scammou togg, hisfiue ill he shall arrive at full
age, giving himtul power and authority 10 trans
acf busintea for h,mself. shau claim none Of bis
earnlngs and pay no debts Of Is contracting ON
GRAY, June s. 1855. wSw 23lfh.
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Tariorss Matters,

CAIRO, Ill, June g..
Five hundred and seventy bales Of cotton
passed up the river to-day.
Large quantities OF tobacco and cotton are
coming into Hickman, KY. The Memphis cot
ton market is lower. fo4 frok
New Orleans advices Of the 31st, state that
the 1st division of the 18th corps will soon
proceed to Shrevesport, accompanied by Gen.
Andrews, Col. Bertram and Col. Matthews, as
commissioners for paroling Kirby Smiths ar
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United States Mails.

+ CTS .3aij 10 MAINE ~ 9dltj9 os a'5a
s al i fgsr oyslas r4sas.5 80
ERRorosA us win bsrereived at the Contract or.
me- Of the Depattment uatii r. NJ OF Frioay,
sss August Isl is 70 % is ~ On ss
fs,loyisg sogi.sin Maine blythe schednlss ofdepar.
ture ana arrivals msntionsd vz;ra 5neaier.ry
No. Is From Belgrade. By B liz -ads MI q Rome.
| and East New sharon. to New Sharon, IL miles.
| and back ak times w-ek tf7ei 9a sFI9''l'
loi Arrive q New sharon BY p mt no - Tvf
oa Leave New sharon daily, except Sunday At a % /;
Arrive 1t Beisrafe BY III m. ~
40 From Etns, % Etna Centre, uilss, and back,
Leave Etns rus, day and Saturday at 9 o ma 20, ii
Leave Asave s 4 az GsRsss p pm ri
| Arrive ct Etna BY u m. i''A-to
1870 From portsmouth, N H.. to Alliot, Ne, Q miles
| and back, twice week. 7.nl il rs
ArrYeat Eliot BY IN ,m;.a IN .aTI'I'stt,', n.
Leave Elliot ~ stay and saturday e. AM,
Arrive % portsmouth BY 10 = m. 49,. q.
I lss From oxford, BY West Pc and and North BAY
mond, 70 Gray, 20 miles. and back, three times
Leave oxford. monday. We nssday. and Friaay.
Arri'sa Gray BY lIsm;9s q sHsysls suesbsa
Lssvs Gray Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday at
" Arrive st oxford BY , m. sga 1000 "a .
l4i From South Pas's. BY South Paris depo. Har-
"A rscn, North Bridseton. sridgetol, WestB ddge-
La ton, and East Frye5urg 70 fryebur {, IS miles
and backssix times awssk 20 Bridgeton, and three
times . week Tesidpedt fsle11 M f.ta f1sf
Leave South Paris daily, except Sun day arriv-
Arrive at Bridgeton by pm; s-N 90 u
Leave sridgetoa Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
Arrive az Fr eburg BY II pm; ~t .,..-.,1.-.
Leave Fryebarg Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
M day, at4 mi = ~ = ~ faAl3Ni. ~ z
Arrive a. Bridgeton by 81 o m, giaal3lq a 4siN
Leave Bridgeton daily. except Sunday ut I'M; n
Arrive 81 South Paris By IL %, or in tme to con-
e meet with the cars 's a'A%
1850 From New Sharon, by Pennington Falls, ana
Moth ChAs.erviIe. to r Arming ton, ID miles and
back, six times week. i679ff sriluJN al
Leave New Sharon da ly, except Sunday, ct am,
s or on arrival OF mail from Bru swick.
Arrive At New sharon by pm.
For rms Of proposal guaranty and certificates,
and for laws and Instructions, bidders referred
to the pamphlet adver isement of mail routes in
Maine an New Hampshire. dated November 10,
|ive ~ = w DENSISON, 3
rs June7-law4w dt ~ q ac,lc r. M. General. 20
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THE HONEST OLD MEDICINES

2 TIE HONEST OLD MEDICINE! a. !.
N. H. Downs BaisAmio Elixir, for Coughs Colds
Whooping Cough, and all diseases Of the throat,
chest and lungs, nos eai al t4aBe3 htrs usgol 7a'
See circulars for certificates from Hon Pau. Dill.
linghm, Hoa. Bates Tarner, late Judge sof the su-
prems Court of Vernon; Dr. J.hB. woodward,
Surgeon for the Vermont Miiitia Aieeq 70 assa q !.
- Sold by all dealers In Msdiclnssg John Henry
Waterbury, w., Proprietor. wAaTg 1A3sil5i
mar3Od low &vit
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,yss DIR. TEBBETTs' \
PHYSTOL0 GI0AL

r e q r N ErR A IT %. r /
The Most WodsrraE Discovery II tn. Sget .
VIII positively restore Gray Hair to its or original
color, whether back, brown or auburn and being
adelightfu dressing. it imparts TO Ii beautiful
glossy and he tg appearance. II will also promote
growth of new b ir on bald heads, where the
glands or roots are not disorganized; eff otuaIy
remove All dsndruf, itching and lhumorss from the
scalp 1t warranted to produce the above results
or money refunded.,ss oa s.SsaAI4A sTaeN I
81 "a 1alIEBBETTS BROTHERS. ssif1. VET
ziagiys il Proprietors. Manchester, N. Fl.
WV WHTPPLB, Agent for Portland sold by
Druggists eyerywhere.7a oa bmaylIood 6m* L N
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CHARLEs,I LTNIafEN 20.

A sure and speedy cure for Scratches, Calls, Cut.
60, on Horses To owners Of horses IL is indisper
sable, curing Sweat, Calls, Cuts, Flesh Wounds
every kind, and the worst cases of Scratches in
very sRort time. q t"f
Full Directions occomp Anying each bottle. . Pri
% and 80 cents. hhasAeegr AeAl
For sale by BURGESS, FOBEs 3 co
= mayl3 dina @ so Commercial st.
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TR x TT .

Charles Eminent. &
CURES Chapped Hands, Chapped Lips, ChiIblsinsi
i Cuts, Burns, Bruises, q %, &o. re ahdl
Price Twenty-Five and Fifty Cents.h )
> For Sale by BURGESS. FoBEs SEQ,
III mayl3dlm sA Qua 80 Commercial Sc. u
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-07

COLGATEss HONEY SOAP
THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such univers
demand, is made from the choicest matefis
is mild and emoliient in its nature. fragrant
scented, and extremely beneficial in its actupe
the skin. For Sale By al Druggists and Fan,
Goods Dealers. jans1d1yr.
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LOST

TN City Hsr, on Thursday evening last, 2 pair 81
gold owed Spec acles. fne d der will Do lib
erhIly rewarded by leaving them at MI, ELIJAH
ADAMS, 1888 Congress 81, CORNER Of Franklin.
Fk juneTdges d'iIA A'in1
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DIED.


In StJohnsbury. VT June 6, Mrs Sarah B, wife Of
William Graves. formerly OF this city.
At Steilaroom City, w T., april s. Capt james II
Bachelor. formerly Of this city, aged As years.
In Bath, June 4, Nellie simpson, daughter OF WIN
s and Hannah IL rhadbourna, aged month IA days
= In Bath, June 8, Frederick 7 Hamilton. q, s. N
aged so years 10 ~ 1t51[9 rs l1AUIcls
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DISASTERS.

DISASTERS.
The divers have succeeded In taking from the schr
Onatavia, recently sunk OF Beaver TAIL II |, the
Spas, rigging, sails. anchors, CHAINS &C. The work
10 very difficult, and but few more articles which
remain in the cabin will be saved 20 TafS
SchPrefercnce, of fremont, now at Newport. To-
leaking 500 strokes per hour and will be taken ON
the railway for repairs. 97b,.e 3 q,
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Reviesy Of fAe 9th Corps Chief Justice Chase
at NetC OrteGnS-G Gen. EhcrSdar Assumes
Command OF the Southsrest Department..
WASHINGTON, June 6. r.
The 9th Corps will be reviewed on the 8th
instant. $50 sgsE ~ Fga9E
NEW ORLEANS, June 5ssE
Chief Justice Chase arrived to-day from Mo-
bile.
Gen. Sheridan has assumed command of the
Division of the Southwest, embracing the coun-
try west OF the Mississippi River, and South Of
Arkansa as River. Gems. Sheridan and Candy
have issued orders permitting cotton to be
brought to market without military interfer-
ence. aS Aes ss4
Gen. Candy has divided the Department of
the Gulf into the following four divisions !:
Louisiana, headquarters at New Orleans; Mis-
sissippi, headquarters at jackson; Alabama,
headquarters at Montgomery; Florida, head
quarters at Tallahassee.
The citizens of Louisiana seem to be much
gratified by the programme Of the newlnilita-
sry authorities. Steamers Evening Star and
Gen. Cromwell have arrived from New York.
Gen. Hood and staff surrendered to Gen. Da-
wilson on May 3ist. Il asla hs4syia
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ed soon from competent and reliable parties.
Yours truly, E-P. W.
THE LETTER.
FREEDMEN's BUREAU:
Washington, May 9Th, lSoo'
Mr.. e. p. WEsToN-D Dear Sir:-lt Is pro-
posed that new school be formed In this Dis
trict for freedmen and their families, 10 Dc
called the maine State SCHOOL, Miss y. A !;
Lord OF Maine, desires to make this a modei
school.
,isaso have the matter placed before The peo-
,io for The purpose of raising contributions
for It's support, in connection with the New
York Society, OF which yours is branch.
Very respectfully, o. 0. HOWARD.
Major General.
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.esss ToRoNTo, @. W., June6
The propeller North, with cargo OF pork
and -four, went ashore yesterday in Lake Erie
and filed. Aes sh. =
The steamer Knston struck rock yester
day in Cedar Rapids, st. Lawrence River, and
filed. No lives lost. ~ 81
"a CLEVELAND, June 6.
The Leaders fourth army corps cores
pondent says the veterans of that corps are
under marching orders for Galveston, Texas,
via New Orleans.
st7eA i.@ New YORK. June 0.
The Posts Washington dispatch says ex-
Gov. Magratn arrived at the old Capitol prison
to-day. $3.50
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-07
1BY TEL EG RAPH
Ev ENENG PAPERS.

Threatening Letter to the President-LeyaIty
in North C0roti'sG.
NEW YORK, June 6.
The Herald's dispatch says the person who
wrote the threatening letter has been arrested
and proves to be an insane Frenchman, labor
ing under the idea that the government owes
him 100000, and threatens to have reEen. q
unless paid by the 10Th inst. His threat is not
directly against the President, though the
tone of the letter indicat as much.
The Times dispatch says that q large meet
ing of loyal citizens was held at Salisbury.
N. c.. on the ISL inst and another at Lex-
ington on the Goth. The speeches and resolu-
tions were OF most loyal character. The
Salisbury meeting recommended State Con-
vention at Raleigh on the 10Th OF June. and
elected delegates to it. anWai I
North Carolinians evince great eagerness to
re-establish loyal government.
A company has been started in Richmond,
with Gov. Pierpont sat its head, to open up
Virginia to emigration from the Nortb, and
furnish all the information necessary.
The case OF Congressman Harris will be
brought before Congress, and il is question
whether he will be allowed to sit in that bo y.
The Tribune's dispatch says that Mr.. Con-
over. who was supposed to have met with foul
play, reached this city yesterday. The letters
he referred to, and thought had been sup
pressed by the Tribune, giving an account of
the plot to murder the President, were not
received by the Tribune. tt,,sq
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-07
lsDu y EsTIC PORTS

IA &fDOn ESIIC sPOkTSs 81 a Il
PORT R0YAL aSts s big Msnson
i, sid slst. briggs viscent Morrison. Philadelphia.
) sALTIMYRE-Ar2d "a, brig Geo Buruham. Mount
~ Ar5tS, brig Maria wnselssgfr from Morehsad CITY.
NC; schs AGssnce. and May, from Portland. ~
Is PHILADELtHIA-ArS I'd, sch Sarah Clark, Grit.
I'm Alexapdras III NrtdH 1oI2ET9xk
I NEW YOKK-Ar Attn. bafqus Arietta, co.cord,
Remedies; briggs Anna wellington johnson Cien-
iuesg osi nrssG ka%6el Cow ssy eB seas
Loom and Forrest, Merrill, from Rockland; Evelyn,
Crowley, Addison e en- Meade. Dinsmores Lnbec.1
Il Ar 9th, barque Sancho Panza Cardenas; briggs A
if sas aSsfscs Liver
Sas s aaI
son Cardenas; schs Champioas sawyer. Milbridss'
= 9th. barques vi lafr anca, Elngwood, -zaza;
Chas Edwin: Tihtetts, Portland QI1t1
sssd il 81 New ksss ssp sup
Il. NEWPORT-Ar 4th. schs Ligare Pray FIN Provf-
dence tor fremont; Bay State. Meservey I'm do for
Calais; Hockanom, Staples In Portsmouth tor New
HoLMEs's HOLE Al Id. sscbs VIM Il Mailer,
DO for ihiadslpis slss s
New BEDFORD; Lucy Ames. Flanders. Rockland for
Ar 4th, schs Horten.ia MINER baltimore 70, Port
land Juno, Seayeys I'm New York for Kennebank:
Maggie Belle, Gikey, VinalhavehJf Tor NewlI orb;
Frank MARIA, Barber. Frankfort for Philadelphia;
Alabama Gardiner Calais tor Norfolk; Montrose,
Barter, do for Fall River. v.ss
Sd 5th brig WIN X sawyer sehs VIM II Mailer.
Leesburg, and others.
NEW sEDF0RD-sld 6sh,f sob Lizzie W. Dyer,
Sumner, New York.
BOSTON-Ar 9th, schs N Doane. Matthews, PhiIasl
delphia; Rowena, Clark, Robbfnston. sI
Ar 9Th. brig Reporter from Bangor for Washing.
ton, (put In leaky); schs Lebanon, Wall. Bangor; =
Whitehouse, Jones, Thomaston; L Buxtons Cold
SXLEM~Ar 5th, schs SAND Fish, Dads, ohoptank
River for Bath; Hortens q. Miller I'm Baltimore for
Portland; A Howe, Ellie, Phiisdelphia for Ports
mouth; Doris kemick, Ellsworth. ~ ~
@ lCld 5thssohs Parallel, Warren Cutler; 3 z Jame-
son, Jameson: Rockand. no ts IA 90 S 81 if;Iq
Sd, schs Hepzibah. Lunt. and
Farnsworth, Rockland 1iT,.,ss' h.
(. BANGOR7-Ar 3D.. brig. Caroline Z Kelley, Stew
ems, Por land, to load tor Cuba.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-07
STANDARD POLISH.

g = STANDARD POLISH. 49,. -
CLARKE'S MIRROR STOVE POLISH!
is THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
1t makes no Dus. or Smell. and gives q mt !
brilliant polish, with the least labor. Try it. So 4
by all dealers. As ga sasp raf f5'
Err. CLARKE Sharon, Mass, Proprietor. J
june 6-eodSw1m - sf.ss &
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-07

March - lat IS s. Ion4I. ship For law Curtis. FIN
liverpool for San Francisco,
May %. lat 81, Ion K. brig Clara Brown, from
Philadelphia for Pensacoia ~
York for Zaza ~ "is +
May May 80 - at Ion 74ao. brig Hoa from cien
June l. lat 81 Is. lon 1874 baroua +, n knight from
Matanzas tor New York - -
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-07
MARRIED.

- In Scarboro. May 10, by Rev 81 G Storer, James
Small of 8, and Miss Lucy Libby, OF Limin eton.
In this city, June 5 By Rev G + Allen, Josiah r
Wesooit and Mrs Anrie Mckay. both Of Portland
In Bowdoin, May a. Thomas W Curtis and Mary
E Dunlap
In Calais. May 81. by Rev DR. Keeler. Wflliam
Byrnes. Esq. OF Boston. and Miss Fannie g. dauxh-
ter Of the officiating clergyman. ,......sg :. !