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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
VOLUME III. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 29, 1864.
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ruATLAND DAILY P1IESS,
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Correspondence of the Press
l>TEKJ<ATIONAL HOTEL, (
Niagara Falls, Juue 22, 1864. )
n> tkt Editor </ tkt Portland Prttt
The National Division of the Sons of Tem
perance of North America, closed its twenti
eth session in Cleveland, Monday evening at
10 P. M. Tuesday forenoon our party spent
in driving about the city, which is one of the
most beautiful in the West. At 3 30 P. M. we
took the elegant uew steamer Arctic, Captain
Collins, for Buffalo, and after a most delight
ful trip of 180 miles on Lake Erie, we arrived
at Buffalo at 8 o'clock this morning, and after
taking a drive through many of the finest
streets of Buffalo, which is really oue of the
most beautiful cities to be found in our coun
try, containing about one hundred thousand
inhabitants. Among others, we passed the
palatial residence of Ex-President Fillmore,
also Bishop Titnons' Cathedral, Which is by far
the most costly and beautiful church in the
__ city. Main street in Buffalo is much wider
than Broadway, N. York, is perfectlystraight,
Is paved fur five miles, and beautifully shaded
for the most of the way. Many other streets
are very broad and welt shaded, the city is
laid out very regular, the most of the streets
crossing each other at right angles. The num
ber ofaleamboats and sailing vessels upon Lake
Erie is quite astonishing.
Our trip last upon the boat was one long to
be remembered. We advise all traveling be
tween Cleveland and Buffalo to take the same
route. Wc had about twenty five representa
tives from the States and British Provinces.
In the eveuiug, a religious meeting was held
in the cabin, which was one of great interest.
The meeting was opened by reading of the
scriptures by our brother Iiev. Samuel Kelly,
of Lynn, Mass. Iiev. Wm. llowe, of Toronto,
led the singing. Prayer was offered by broth
ers Rev. A Duff, C. E., Rev. Wm. Rowe, C. W.,
Rev. Samuel Kelly, of Mass, and Hon. Charles
Young, of P. E. Island, after which the Rev.
Mr. Duff. *ssd etUcra, IQQT6IMQ lire iuh *
with much feeling and power. There were
•bout seventy-five present, and it was a most
profitable and interesting occasion, after the
conclusion of which, a large part of our com
pany, with others, spent about two hours on
deck in singing, which upon a calm evening,
w.lh a bright rnooc shining upon the clear
smooth waters, had a most charming effect.
We then adjourned to the cabin, and
your correspondent was chosen a committee of
one to escort Mrs. T. D. Dole, of Buffalo, oue
of our company, to the Piano, and the united
voice of all present was, that we should be
obliged to travel a long time before we should
. be favored with a more perfect artist. In short
her voice and touch upon the Piano seemed to
thrill every heart. Long will the pleasures ol
that evening remain in the memories of those
who met for the first and last time on earth,
but with the fervent prayer that we might
meet at last in the land of the blessed.
Of our visit at the Fails, and to the borders
•f Canada, I will give you a sketch in future.
Yours truly, Cahlkton.
The Two Breckinridge*.
1ST JOHN W. FOhNKT.
An extraordinary family it ttiis of the
Breckinridge*. They have all been leaders,
either iu politic! or in the l'retbyieriau
achurch. Fair aud honest in their dealings,
‘chivairic aud courteous iu their intercourse
with others, it was reserved tor the rebellion
to wilueas liie tint real difference ou public
questions between themselves. The eldest
survivor of the name, the chairman of the
Nalioual C'uiou Convention, just noticed, pre
serves the houor of iu progenitors; while that
young man, upon whom so many hopes weie
built when he entered Congress iu lo51, aud
was chosen Vice President in 1836—driven,
let us believe, more by association than by
priucipie—forgets all the examples and teach
ings of his great uncle, aud, sword iu baud,
leads the embattled hosts of slavery. It is
not difficult to suppose that the heruic clergy
man ieels the detection of his nephew most
keenly. For, in truth let it be spoken, there
was loo much love iu Jubu Cabell Breckin
ridge. Never have 1 met a man more adapted
by nature, by education, aud by rearing, to be
a favorite amoug meu and wotneu. He was
the type of rnauly beauty wbeu 1 made bis
acquaintance fourteen years ago. At that
time, if he had a conscientious feeling, it was
hatred to slavery,and both of ui,“Democrats”
as we were, lrequeuily confessed that it was a
sinlul and an ami-l)euiocraiic institution, and
that the day would come wheu it must he
peaceably or forcibly removed. How could
it be otherwise with him, with such a parent
age, and such a school-master as his unde
Hubert? But the fasciuating society of the
Southern magnates was too much lor youDg
John. Tlicy saw that he had a bright future.
And having taken the one wrong step,he was
too proud to retract.
i snail never impel my last interview wiui
John C. Breckinridge, it wax on the evening
of the Oth of August, 1801, being the last day
of tbe memorable called session which wax
assembled nu tbe 4th day of J uly of that year
by Presidential proclamation. Widely as we
had differed, our personal relations were un
changed. He knew how sincerely grieved 1
was when, ax early as 1868. he allowed Mr.
Buclinnati and the extreme .South to force him
luto the support of Lecomptou, and how re
lunctantly, in the black and bitter years that
succeeded, 1 felt constrained bi denounce him.
In the called session he had led the opposition
to Mr. Lincoln with vehement, unjust, and
unsparing ability. Apd now he was going lot
Kentucky. “Good by,” He said; “Good-by.'
“No," 1 said, “not ‘Uood by,’ Breckinridge,
but farewell. You will never again take your
seat in the United Slates Senate." lie seemed
to be surprlxed, as lie said: “What do you
mean? 1 will undoubtedly return to my post
iu December.” “No, my dear sir, you wiil
follow your doctrine into the Confederate ar
my ; you will go there to show that you ar«
with the enemies of your country.” To which
lie answered, and when lie spoke tbe words 1
think he was honest: “If 1 go over to the
lines it will Ire to bring back with me my run
away son, Cabell, who has gone Into the other
army wholly against my will; but we shall
meet If we live, in the winter." “I wish it
could lie so, my friend,” was my reply; “but
still I feel that your good-by will be a long
farewell.” Aud this was the last of John 0.
Breckinridge. His oath to support the Con
stitution of the Uulted States, like Hester
Pryuue’s scarlet letter, burns nn eternal re
proach on the record of the Senator. HI#
sword Is with slavery end rebellion.
Sacretary Stanton.
You think the Secretary of War a rough,
cruel, brutal mau? There are newspapers
ami men who use these adjective* when speak
ing of him. Brown and 1 called upon him
the other day. He sent in hi* card, w lth word
that he had a letter Iriuu the front, giving a
lull accountof one of the great battle*. While
we stood there at the door of his house 1 no
ticed that the front window at our left wiu
lull of house-plant*, many of them in bloaaom.
It seemed like a line of poetry to And flowers
even anywhere in the house of thi* mao of
war. The servant bade us enter, with Hie re
mark that Mr. Stanton was at dinner. He
met us in the hall, however. “Ah, 1 didn’t
mean to cull you from your dinner, Mr. Sec
retary," said my friend. “My dinner itu't of
much account while the boy* are fighting so
over in the Wilderness.” answered he. He
led the way into bis office, which proved to
be tbe room in which were to many flower*.
While my friend read the letter to him 1 sat
a little apart and marked ths mau. The pri
vacy of the home of even the most ptbiic man
should be respected—seeing that truth.l shall
not ignore it. Yet I may say that it seemed
to me lie was the most direct man I ever saw.
What he had to say. whether of criticism or
commendation, of she letter, wa* said in the
fewest possible words; and there wa* abso
lutely no rouudaboutnes* to hit expression.—
I thought him, too, otic of the most earnest
men 1 ever saw. The letter wa* a long one,
hut not a word of it escaped him. It apoke
much in detail of division* and brigades, and
occasionally of regiments, but he bad so con
si tered tbe organization of the army, that be'
wns never puzzled to comprehend tbe move
ment in ail its bearings. "I tiou’t like that,"
said he, as my triend read—’ Grant it sure to
win a victory to morrow.” It it a common
pitraae with correspondent!, but the Secreta
ry says, “I don’t like that—the Almighty on
ly knows if he’ll win a victory.”
He rocked easily in hit chair, while the let
ter was reading; aud a bright large-eyed lit
tle girl, with long flaxen ringlets hanging on
her neck, came in and clambered into his lap
though she was perfectly at home there.
In the letter was an account of terrible slaugh
ter of our men,and of the death of a relative
ami personal friend of the Secretary. As it
was read, I saw the muscles of his lips twitch
slightly, and there was a faster motion of the
chair lor a moment—that was all. When the
reading was finished, be. spoke manly and
tender words as ever I heard, for the friend
killed in the fight; and added,“but he was no
braver aud no dearer than thousands of other
men who fall in this war." 1 found flowers,
and thought of the “boys” In the Wilderners.
and recognition of the Divine hand, and love
of little children, and appreciative knowledge
of friend and officer, and remembrance of the
thousands of mourning homes in the country;
but I did rot find the brutal tyrant, whom
Copperhead orators And newspapers have so
often asserted is at the haad of the War Office.
—Rochester Democrat.
THE GOVERNMENT LOAN
$200,000,000.
This Loan is authorised by Act of Congreaa ot
March4th, 18€4, which p>ovidea for EioKurnotr
ix Com, at any period not 1cm than ten ror more
thar. forty years from itc date, at the pleasure of the
Government.
VlA 14U Redemption, five per cent, internet is to
be paid semi-annually in com.
He Exemption from State and Lycal Taxation
adds from one to three prr cent, per annum to its
value.
The Itate of Jnttr.it on ih's loan, although but
five per eent. in coin U .* much greater in currency
a*t e difference between the market valet of cur
rency and gold.
As a Rule, the five percent, specie securities of all
solvent governments are alvray f par or above, and
currency now funded in the national JLoae, will be
' ' ^ besides paying a regular and
libers! percentage to the.
A't» Securitin rfer to great indued**,..^ ^
lieved, as the various descriptions of V. S. bonds. -
In all otber form* of indebtedness,the faith or abil
ity of private parties or stock companies or separate'
communities only is pledged lor payment, while for
the debts of the United States the whole propetty
of the country is holden to seeure the payment of
both principal and interest In coin.
Ti«e Funded Debtor the United States on which
interest is payable In gold, on the 8d day of March,
1804, was tTCs,905,000. The interest on this debt for
the coming fiscal year will be t46.M7.l3d, while the
customs revenue in gold for the current fiscal year,
cooing June 30th 1804, has been so far at the rata of
over $100,0-0,000 per annum, au amount largely in
excv'* ot the wants of the Treasury for the pay meut
of goldiuterest.
Thee bonds ittsy be subscribed for in turns from
f"' up to any magnitude. on the same terms, and
are thus made equally available to tbesmallest lend
er and the largest capitalist. They can be convert
ed into money at any raaueut, and the holder srill
have the benefit of the Interest.
The authoiizcd Amount of this lean is Taro Hun
dred Million Dollars. The amount of subscriptions
repo-led to the Treasury at Washington, is over
$70,000,000.
Subscriptions will be received in currency by the
Kind National Bank, Portland, Maine,
ASl) HT ALL SATIOSAL MASKS
which are deposltarius of l'ublic money, and all
Betpre'able floats and Bankrrt
throughout the country, (acting as ageuts of the Na
tional Dep isitarycBanka,) will furnish further infor
mation on application and
Aforrl JTrerjr SMilUy to Sukseribtri.
juue27dhwlw
GUN8, RIFLES,
HE V" OLVEH8,
And all the Aocompaninwnt*
I' I S H 1 Jf V TACKLE!
The Best Assortment in tbo City.
G. L. BAILEY, 42 Exchange St.
April V. eodtf
PENSIONS! BOUNTIES!
BACK PAT :
Are obtained for Wounded Soldiers (discharged
and the friend* of deceased soldiers who are entitled
to the same by
BVBON D. Y THRILL,
Attorcei and Cccnsrilcr, it No. IK Middle Strwt,
-and
wSSS2A-“ f°r 1111 thB Departments .t
l-or'a-d. April ?a. 1864._at>» ood«m
FOH CHICAGO. M1LWAUKIE.
ADd »!l ports of the West.
IX IKIIOS IKKWS Til (BICAG9. MILVillll,
And (U) other point* at the
WEST, SOUTH & NORTH WEST,
Korsjlc at the reduced rates of fareatthe
Union Ticket Office, 31 Exchange St.,
W. D. Isiltle, Agent.
jUDtiidtf
FOR THEWHITE MOUNTAINS,
Montreal, Quebec, Niagara Fall*,
AND EETUMN
■excursion Tickets for sale at th«
REDUCED RATES,
Hy W. D. LITTLE. Accnt,
UNION TICKET OFFICE.
SI Exchange street.
E. K. LEMONT,
Carriage Manufacturer,
Preble Sueet, Portland, Mel
dT’Canlagei and Sleighs on hand and made u
1 *r*w JnsteUdu
MISCELLANEOUS.
U N I O NT
Mutual Life Insurance Co,
j INCOUPO RATED by the STATE OF MAINE
Charter Perpetual. Organized, 1848
DIRECTOR’S OFFICE,
C« State Street, .... Boston, Mat*.
President—HRSR Y CROCKER.
Vice-President-DAS!EL sharp
Secretary—W H. HOLLISTER.
n. G. WILSON,
\ General .Manager of Agencies hi the Sew England
states.
Assets, 31 tt December, 1883, $H3V,0HS.4l
Losses Paid to date, $730,030.00
Dividend Paid in Cash to date, $340,936.09
FBI 1118 Company offers peculiar advantages topee
X sons intending to iusuie tutir lives, in its sa>«ff
and stability, a.quire<1 iu its fourteen >ears' expert
once; iu i susses, which, (without its capital of
$lo ,000jamouuts to over three-quarters of a million
of dollars, btiug more than two hundred thousand
, dollars iu excess ul'its liabilities for the reinsurance
of all outstanding risks; iu toe facilities presented
ib its accommodating system of payments of premi
am*; iu tbi largt number,diversified conditions and
1 occupations, vaiiv.ua ages aud localities of lives in
sured, ai> lug the largest requisite scope ior the ope
ration of tbi* laws of average mortality, and tre am*
1 pleat guaranty to the insured for the beuetita there
of; iu ibe division of profit-, the annual apportion*
mi nt of which having lor the past fourteen years
averaged Party per Cent, of the premiums paid.
Policies are issued upon all the pla s usual with
Lifis Insurance < otnp*nic4, and at as low rates as is
consistent with a view to equity and solvency.
Parties desiring Ageueies iu»owus where tue com*
nsny have none, and tbo-e wishing Traveling Agen
cies withiu the * ew England Mates, will apply to
(i. II. WILSON, 6f State Street, Boston, giving
**ocu re'ereuce, or laformstloa as to ag», present
and past business, as wi 1 enable him to form judg
ment iu regard thereto junel4d3m
\j. S. 10-40 LOAN \
FIRST NATIONAL DANK
-OF
PORTLAND,
designated repository
-OF THB
UNITED STATES.
Thto Bank Is prepared to receirej subscriptions tor
tho new
. “TEH FORTY LOAH,”
winch Is deted March 1,1-64, bearing intereetnt lr«
per cent, a year,
PAYABLE IN COIN,
redeemable at the pleasure of the Oorernment after
ten yearn, nnd payable in forty year# from date.
Internet on Bonds not over one hundred dollars
payable annnally, and on all other Bond* semi
annually.
Bonds can be had in >Dea of WO, *100, WOO, glOoO.
WM. EDW. OOCIjD,
mehol dtf Cashier.
FEUCHTWANGER & ZUNDER,
NO, 81 MIDDLE STREET.
(FOX BLOCK),
Are Again in the Field
- WITH
Divisions, Brigades & Regiments!
NEW AND FASHION ABLE
DRY GOODS!
FOB THE SPRIXJO.
, Lidias of Portland and vicinity are respectfully
tn(1 #ee th# mEO)r tenutiftilityle* oi
Foreign and DomewWc Dre„ Q0od«
JEST RECKIVRbt
Alio* the great variety
House Furnishing Good* !
Such as Brows tod B1 etched Cotton Sheetings end
Shirting*. Table Linens. Drillings, Tickings, Donlms,
Stripe*, Ac. Also, Just receiving, the latest styles ol
handsome Spring
Balmoral Slx.lrte
And the most fashionable SPRTVO STM WLS.
A complete itook of
CLOTHS AND CASSI.WERES,
FOB BOVS’ AND MEN’S WEAR.
CLOAKINGS! CLOAKINGS!!
An elegant awortmeut. We are juet ready to manu
facture to meainre. at the aborted notice, eny of the
new aud deelrableSpring Cloak,. Warrentedto tult.
FEVCHTWANGEII A ZVNDER,
(FOX BLOCK),
NO. SI MIDDLE STREET.
PORTLAND, Maine.
P. 8.—Ludies need not aak for good, from the
wrecked ,team,hipBohemian, a* we hate none but
•ound and fresh good,, which we warrant aa such,
aprl tf
New Cloaks and Mantillas!
LEACH & HOUIYSOY,
^4 Middle St.,
JJAVK bow on hand an Eleoabt Stock of
Cloaks, Cossacks, and Mantillas.
Of their own manufacture. Also,
Cloaks, Bilks, Tassels,
BUTTOXS and OBXAMBXTS.
LADIES' GARMENTS Made to Order.
Silks, Shawls and Dress Goods,
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
LEACH k ROBINSON,
M Middle street.
June 1—dim
IJA TE K* AT to* A L
Fire Insurance Company!
Of Xew Yorkt Offer 113 Itrorultcay.
CASH CAPITAL $1,000,000.
WM. E. WARREN, President.
HAMILTON BRUCE, Vice President.
GEORGE W. SAVAGE. Secretary.
Portland Board rf reference!.
Joan 11. Baowar k Son, Hekkky Klktchr.it A Co.
li. J. Libby k Co. Johm lybch k Co.
The undo-signed having been appointed Aobbt
aud Attorney for this Ct-mpa y, i* now prepared
to issue Po icus ou luaurable Property at curreut
ratM.
Portland Oftce, ISO Pore Street.
JOHN W. MI NGKK, Agent.
June 3.1W4 —otf
D. W. OLAtlK.
DFALHU IK
Sliver Street Ire House, and OfUce
So. 3*i Exrliuii(fe street.
Price of Ictfir the Beaton, 18.54.
10 lbs a day, tromJaue 1st, to Oct. 1st, §6.00
W “ *' " " “ 8 00
... “ W00
Forty cents per 100 lbs.
| To those who tske Ice for the season, it will bo de
livered earlier than 1st June and later than let Oc
tober, at the saim rate per month as during the sea
son.
When not wanted for the fall season, it will be
delivered at the rate of §2 00 pcr month for 10 lbs.
per day.
Notice of change of residence, if given at the of
tlee ins ead of the driver, will always prevent dis
appointment.
Any oustomer leaving town fortwo weeks or more
at one tims, by giving notice at ths ulhww, will be en
titled to a proper deduction.
Complaints against the drivers, for neglect or care
1 ^ssness or any other cause, must be made at the oi
* ' to promptly.
may 13d 7 w
BUS1NESS CARDS.
PAPER BOX MANUFACTORY
J. R. Libby,
MAXl/rACTURXR OP
Pa pbr Boxes,
Of every description, such as
Shoe Boxes, Jewelry Boxes, Druggist Boxes,
Collar Boxes, bbeif Box*>s, ConcnoiogicalBoxes,
Powder Box es, Card Cases, Cigar Boxes, kc.
144 Middle SL, (Up Stairs) Portland, Me.
Jastldta
Dana & Co.
Fish and bait,
Luther Daii., . Portland,
Woodbury Daua. J
JohaA.b.Djna ) 91 illllC,
Juneldtf
J. Smith cb Co.7
M.KCrAOTCBXRIor
Leather Belting, Card Clothing.
l)w Strip., Belt Luther BicU tail Sides,
LRATURll TklUUlXC.i, *c.,
fiftMOD'i Block, 144 Middle St.. Portland.
Or at the Card Clothing Manufactory, LewDton.
H. M Brewer, (julddoi/ D. F. Kovxs
JOHN T. RUUKKN &CO.,
Commission Merchant*.
AMD WHOLES A LE DEALERS IX
Flour, Provisions & Groceries,
No. (11 Commercial Street,
cSu.B. } PORTLAND. ME.
_ _ _ juneldCm
Wholesale and Retail.
L. ID^VIS,
Bookseller, Stationer,
A»D «4«f»ACTC**r. or
Premium Paged Account Books.
PAPER HANGINGS.
Mo. S3 Exchange Street, Portland, Me.
juueldtl
CHAS J. SCHUMACHER,
Fresco and Banner Painter,
No. 144 Middle Btreet,
PORTLAND, UR.
KT~ Work execut'd iu Mery pert of th« State.
jumltf
EUFU8 DUNHAM,
Mnuufactur r and Wholesale
Dealer in
BRITANNIA
—AMD—
Plated Ware,
No. tig Port tirtei, Portland
-- Mni.t.
Portland, May 17th, lgM. mayl'dtf
M. G. WEBB & C0.7
Wholesale Dealers in Flour,
NO. 81 COMMERCIAL STREET,
apU • PORTLAND. MR. dtf
BURGESS, FOBES, & C0~
VAXmCTCRKHO OP
Japau, While Lead, Zinc, Paint*,
And Ground CJolnra,
AMD DRALSR* IV
M^J|iriR«Tt 5a a**, Hilo Jr TfarnitiiM
Paint and Color Fartary, No. 2S) ifunjoy Ft.,
Oflire k Salnroona, 80 Commercial Ni«,
(Tiomah Black.)
wmai.ni. ■
mayUdtf
BLAKE, JOtESACO.,
FLOUR & GRAIN DEALERS,
And Receiver* of
Wcattrn and Canadian Produce,
W* Commercial Street, ..... Granite Block.
CbarlocDim^e )
Ilenrjr A. Jobm, ( PORTLAND.
It. W. (tage. )
_ joneldtf
JOHN LYNCH & C0~
Wholesale Grocers,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
OranttnBtoraa, - - Ccmmero al atreet,
(Oppo«lte bead Widyery Wharf)
John Lrnoh. i
PoWk Barker, I TOETLAND, ME.
Tho«. Lynch ) janeldtf
DOLE & MOOBI'7
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And l\ holerit:t Dealt rs in
FLOOR. CORN AND PRODUCE,
No. 5 Galt Block, Commerc’&l St,
r«kitaU.LMy. I PORTLAND. ME.
_ janeldCm
BROWN ft CROCKER,
PLASTERERS,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
STL'CCO AND MASTIC WORKMIK
Oak at reef, between Congress and Tree Sts.,
PORTLAND.
tT Coloring, Whitening, aud White-trashing
promptly attended to. Ortfers Iron out ot town so
licited. juoeldtf
BYRON~GREEN0UGH~& COT,
Manufacturer! of
Aud WholMale and Retail Dealer* in
Furs, Hats, Caps, Gloves, &c.,
NO. 140 MIDDLE STREET,
A.L.“rh-! PORTLAND.
_ _Jnldtf
JOHN KIINiELL,
Cni-riHgfP At
MANUFACTURER,
311 & 313 (’ao{ren Hi, Portland, Me.
ty* Whe**e m%r be found a general uiaortni'nit of
Carriages and Sleighs. juneldlin
c. p. ki niiALL,
M ABCKACTl’BER OP
Carriages and Sleighs,
Preble street, (Near Preble House.)
POIti LAND. UK.
Sal* Rooms, 110 and 11*1 Sudbury Sr, Boston, Mass.
Juaeltf
NORTON, CHAPMAN & CO..
Flour, Grain & Product*
Commission lorduois, and Silltrs’ Jnuta.
om, ’ and H'arthouir Xn. 6 Hall fllnet, (emiiur.
rial Street.
We offer for sale to the trade, many choice and
well-known Brandt of Flour, from St. Louut. 1 linois,
Wisconsin, Ao , which wo are constantl receiving.
M , C. k Co , area'so Agents! r Pittman A Co.'s,
and othe- frauds of manufactured i’onacoj.
Barash advances made cu all consignments.
Portland, June 1, 1864. juldtf
DR. W. R. JOHNSON,
DENTIST.
Inserta Artidcial Teeth on Gold. Sliver and Vulcan*
ite Rubber, and warrants them in all case* to be a
perfect fit.
Dr. J. ala:> gives special attention to Filling
Teeth Office 22S»J Congress street, two doors west
from the Court ilous *
Portlaud, June 1, 1854.—eod2m
63 Removal. 63
J. M. KNIGHT & SON,
Comminion merchants,
1 * dealer. In Country Produce, lave moved to Mo.
68 Commercial atreot
Portload, Hoy 101k, 1881. moylOdt/
BUSINESS CARDS.
BRADLEl', MOULTON fc ROSSERS,
WuoLE.il* OliLLUS IU
Flour, Grain and Provisions,
88 Commeroiil street, Thom** Blook,
BOBSBT BBS LIT, 1
• ** aooiTug, ! PORTLAND, MK.
i. <1. BOOXBS. )
m*;8dtf
W. W. CARR & CO.,
Having taken the Trait Store formerly ooeupied b,
«. SAWYER,
No. S Exchange Street,
Art prepared to olifer to tlie trade • large and well
•olecWd stock of
Foreign and Domestic Fruit 1
Wholesale and Betail
llraagN Spruce On, Leeeagea
Canary Seed, Csadlei,
Lime, Lchh Syrup, Heaey,
rr.uei, Cueon Nut.. Tl*>.
Cltreu, Nut., >11 Made. Dates,
Ultvee, Rulstna, Tebaeee,
Sardine., Clear*.
Taney Caudle, af all deacrlpilaa.
ocWdtf
IRA WINN, Agent,
2>To. 11 Union St.,
1> prepared to fhrntoh
STEAM KKGIBES and BOILERS,
cf various sixes and patterns,
Stoa Pipe ut riitwa, till Soriag, Shiftily Wltjult.
Liubt llocaa Wo&it of all deecript: >n», and all
kinds of work required la building
TOBTiriOiTXt>»*.
IroDStttirs and other Architectural Work.
Hoa.ee storM, and other baildtnn, Stud with
Qae and h team In the beet manner.
In connection with the above to .* Iron Toandrr,
with a large assortment of Patterns, to which the
attention of Maohintou, Millwrigbtx.and Shir,.Bnlid
ei* i. invited—and all kind* oi Casting, tarnished
at .hort notice.
LL1 Orders for Machine Jobbing, Patterns and
Torgings, promptly excited. ocMtf
S1N«KR>»
SEWING MACHINESI
WOODMAN. TRUE * CO..
AGENTS,
** ... IiimI.
VeedlciiH TrlEirtajji tlwiyi oilul.
MUIU
A CARD.
DR. S. C. FERNALD,
DENTIST,
No. 170 Mitldl H treat,
kiniiiott.Do. Baoov aad Bva.ua.
Portland, May 26, S<tM. u
Dr. J. 11. UEALD
HAVING d'rpo.ed of hi. enttra Interact la hit
Office to Dr. 8.C KEBXALD, would cheerfully
reccoramend him to hie former patient! and tha pah
tto. Dr. PaaaAiD, from long eaperienee, la prepar
ed to inaert Artificial Taeth ou th« "Vulcanite Baa*/'
aad all other taetboda known to th* profaaaioa
Pora’and. Mar 26. ISAS |,
WOOD AND COAL
CHEAP FOR CASH !
SPRING MOUNTAIN, LEHIGH, HfcZILTOK.
SITU AH LOAF, OLD COMPANY LF.1IIGH. 1.0
CU8T MOUNTAIN. JOHNS, DIAMOND, WEBS
TER and BLACK HEATH. Theae Coale are of th*
rerv brat quality, well ecreeaod and ploked, aad
warranted toghe saiiifiction.
Alao for aala beet of
A*w oorr WOOD
drllrorea to r**4 el the city. *
Orrit « CovvuuriaL St., head of FraakHa Wharf.
S. ROODs At SON.
fbblfidly
WAHItEXS inPORVED
FI HE AND WATERPROOF
FELT COMPOSITION,
-1ID
Oravol Rooftng
FOR FLAT ROOFS.
K. HKR8EY, Agent,
Jansu dtr No. 16 Union Street.
ALBERT WEBB 4k CO„
- DBALHBa a -
Corn, Flour and Grain,
HEAD OP HEKKILL’B WHARF,
C.aava.ratal Street. - . P.rll.wd, M*.
_ _ la**tf
EDWARD H. BURGIN,
WHOLEKaLI DEAf.XB r*
Com, Meal and Flour,
Alio, Ground Bock 8mlt.
Commission Merchant
BOBPUBCHA0K AID 0ALIOV
Harley, Rye and Oats.
ET“Cara loaded with Corn la bulk flee of eharge.
Warehouse No. 120 Commercial Slteet,
And Citt MiLia, Derriag Bridge.
Juneleoddm
JOHN F. ANDERSON,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer,
OFFICE, CODSAN BLOCK,
mtUl'dfcwtr TavrLB 8ntanr.
Scotch Canvas,
-worn. BALI BY
JAMES T. PATTEN A CO.,
Balk, Me.
t)/~W \ BOLTS Superior Bleached
*iUU aoo do All Lon* dax "Uov- . __.
f rnment o intraot,” ■ ■
AX) do Kxtra All Lon* lax ArtWMk.
300 do Navy fine
Delivered is Portland or Boston.
Hath. April*0 ld« ApHSU
M. PEARSON,
Sllvor Plater,
AND MAKFrACTUBBR OF
SILVER WARE,
238 Congre ss St., Opp. Court House Portland,Ms
CyAll kinds of WAKK, such as Knives, Forks,
Spoons, Cake Baskets, Castors, Ac, piated in tbe
kest manner
Al«o. UKl'AimSa and RK-FIK1SH1XO Old
Silver Ware. JanM d#m
ivT 6 V A L .
Hit. YEWTOY
HAS removed his residence to NT#. 37 Ml4dU
Htrtmt, oorncr of Franklin street.
Office a* heretofore, NTo. 116 Exchange Strut, 1b
Noble * Block, up stair*. Office hours from 9 to 10
AM., from 2 to £, and Prom 8 to 9 o'clock P. M
Dr. K. will continue, in connection with general
practice, to *ive special attention to DI8MA8B8 Of
f SMALMS. oeSldtf
WILLIAM A. PEARCE,
X* I. XT M 13 E IX!
MAKKH OF
Force Pumps and Water Closets,
NO. 191 EXCII INGE STREET,
PORTLAND. IIC
Witnn, ('old nnd Shower flAths, Wash
UraM A Silver Plated Cocke,
INVERT description of Water Fixtures for Dwtl
-A ling Houses, Hotels, Public buildings, Shops,
Ac , arranged and set up iu the best manner, and all
order* in town or country faithfully executed. All
kinds of jobbing promptly attended to. Constantly
on hand LEAD PIPES, SHEET LKaD and 1IKER
PUMPS of all descriptions. ap9dtf
The Cheapen! Agency
IJ10U collecting all classes of claims arising from
the war is that of the
“MAINE WAR CLAIM ASSOCIATION,”
, in which the expense* aro controlled by a disinter
ested executive Uouunitleo.
Apply iu person, or by letter, to URORGE F.
txMEUY, over the Portland Post OBce, 8i story.
dawty
MERCHANDISE.
Trapani Salt Afloat.
3(V W I HHUS. Trupiui Salt cargo of (hip
C “Roohambeau” for -wla by
juna lid8w DANA k CO.
Clarified Cider,
130K tale by
, M09E3 MORRILLa AmM.
Juneladlm’ JkHEora .treaiTrorUand.
Treenails.
100,000.2%TK0AK TREENAILS, for
BlMUNTON k KNIGHT,
I ..... . .. .. 41 Commercial Wharf.
Portland, Juae U. 186*. junelodtf
Apples, Apples.
Of ki k BBLS. oLe Kuddct Apple#, for itie by
F. A. SMITH, 19 aod 21 Silver atrwt.
Juoe 11 —d8w
♦ Honey.”
7TCS. PRIMK CUBA HUSKY, for .ale in bond
on duty pud.
. TUOMAS ASENCIO k CO.
June 10.—Udtf
Sugar and Molaaaea.
300 ““DS. f CHOICE MUSCOVADO 6C
10 TCS. ) GAB.
S71 HHDS superior Mutoorado, and
91 TCS Clayed Molaaaea,
11 BBLS from sierra Moreua,
Now landing nod loreula by
THOMAS ASENCIO k CO.,
Caatom Uouee Wharf.
Sierra Rlorenn Molasses.
O'lRHilDB .
OOO \ CHOICE SIERRA MORENA
80 TIERCES I MOI.4SSKS.
IV BBLS . >
Now lauding from Brig "C. H. Kennedy”
THUS. ASENCIO k Co..
May I —tf C. H Wharf.
Scotch Canvass.
T f)fl BOLT!—from the faetory of David Cor
Am«ar k Soul. Leith—a iaii cloth of auperior
quality—Juet received per ■ Jura”, and for ante bv
McUlLVJfcMY, UTAH A DA Via.
«oh26dtf 161 Coameroi&l Street.
WANTS, LOST,FOUND
$300 BOUNTY^
V. S.JNA1TY1
W ANTED.
For United State*
Steamer Pontoosuc,
NOW IN PORTLAND.
25 Stamen,
15 Ordinary Seamen.
75 Landimen,
10 Firemen,
16 Coal Heaver*.
Apply to Naval ttondetvooi. foot or Eachaage St.
JOHN r. HEATH. Commanding
jaaolddtr
Wan it'd Immediately.
AN Agent of either leg Is erery town and riliago,
to eogare in a light and prvdiable tuineaa, by
wuich from *4.00 to *1] per week can bt made. »r
mri haring lei.aro ereninga nan make Torn 80e to
•1.00 par ereniag. A ample with full partioalan,
Mut by mail to all who eucl eo one I cent .tamp,
and addie*. A. C. SEAL LDINU A to .
Janetltf kwlw.* Went ilampatead, N. H.
Compositor* Wanted.
ONK or two Arti eias$ t'male compositors will
Und constant emp!o> mi nt, and the h ihwtrthi
pa d In tbecity, on application at Tills Oft Hit.
mayflBdtt
jiW Reward !
STOLEN from the .nbneriher on Tuonday Erna
log, whiln in Heroe'n motion room, n Calr Skia
rock* t Book eontaing */4 in moner. a note again.it
Cbarjaa Uo.tgdon. Gorham, lor *00.asd ear again.t
K'liif'for'riWTWirtmftt ...T^oj^ovfi rownrd will he
on or thn thief.
Tanet.-tf GEOHUE BECK
House Wanted.
WANTED to pare bare f r caaa.a eonrealent
11"... .uliable tor a retail family, with a.val
oonrnutfrucnr. centrally and pleaMntly located.—
Price not to exeeed *8.000. Addrenn "Taylor" at
the fmi Office. may Uif
Board.
Surra or Boom., with Board, enn be obtained by
applying immediately at 80 Danforth ntrnet.
May llth. maylkdtf
A & 8. BHURTLEFF * CO.,
NOS. MAM RIDDLE STREET,
rOBTLAND.
Manufacturer, and Dealern in
Men'* Boy*' and Youth’* Thick, Kip
and Calf Boot*,
Women’s Misses and Children’s Goat. Kid
and Calf Balmorals, .Rubbers. 8hoe
Stock, Findings, Ac.
WITH our superior Anilities for manufacturing,
and a large experience In tbe busineM. we
we are able to sell as low as In Boston or elsewhere.
Dealers are re*pectftlly invited to call and ex
amlceourstock before purchasing
SjT Order* by mail promptly attended to.
Poet land. A prii 23.1*44. d*m
THE HIST MTItUl Ufl
OF PORTLAND.
Holder* of U.~8. 7-30*Notes,
Can have them exchanged for ■ x per cent, twen
ty year bonds by leaving them with this bask. The
interest ou the note* will be paid in coin, ut the rate
7110 percent, to July 1. uud the bond* will be de
livered here a* soon a* they can be prepared by the
Government. These 30 year bond* are tbe most de
sirable of any of the government securities. Con
versions must be made in sums of 8600 or it* multi
ple. A commission of one quarter of one percent,
will be charged. W. K. GOULD.
„ Cashier.
Portland. May 26. 1M4.maytteodtf
Ueorge W. Vlaufton,
GOLD & SILVER PLATER,
74 Middle Street, Portland, Me.
A there of patronage reepctfnllv solicited and
•ntiafnetion given.
Order* from the country promptly attended to.
Addreae George W Manaon. 74 Middle itreet,
Boom No. 10, up etatr*. Portland, Me.
June 14—d3n
LAME A LITTLE,
Who'eeale Denlrn cu
Foreign and Domestic Dry Qoods,
AID
W oolons,
No. 14^J Middle ntrect,
tuSi.} fobtlamd.mb.
June7dtl
Rare Chance!
MALE A KEM.VLE AGENTS WANTED
mO travel in a!1 part* of the 8ta‘e in a pleasant
.1 and money-|i>thing bu'iness. m salary or cid
rai-. on Our agent* arc making from #4 to *<J per
day Wv will send (imp n with iu-drucion*, on
the receipt ot 2>oents. Please call or address
B. 11 CUTTING ft CO.,
22v Congress street, Portland.
June 14—dim
Stage Notice!
For North Coo way, N.H. Trl-Weckly Line.
PA8BKNGERS leave Cortland at 7 46 a. m. over
the Y. ft C. R R Mondays. Wednesday a: d Fri
days. via Gnrh*m, 8t«udUh,Limiug ion. Ctrnixh,Hi
ram, Brownfield aud Fryeburg, arriving at North
Conwav at fit o’clock V. M. returning by the same
route Tuesdavt. Thursdays and Saturdays, arriv
ing at Portland in season to take the Uoetoa steam
ers.
I h* excellent accommodation* and remarkable
scenery are not surpassed by any other loutv
JOHN W. WEEKS,
Proprietor and Driver.
June 21—dim
BRADFORD A HARMON,
Pension and Claim Agent*,
< Established in 1(41.|
STILL continue t. devote Ihetr neeiel »*d e*eln
tlve attention to the proercu'ion of Clatau for
Peaelons, Bountlrn, Arrears of P»T
Prlie Money,
And nil other olnim. *geiu>t the Government, hav
ing tioeu Out* lieeueed ther-ftor.
-jr- All tdrlee free. Term, u lav ee at an* eth
er Ageoej, and no pay teqnltaa uatX the eUifceer.
' obtained.
Othce 98 Hxebnngn itreet, J*m Black.
F. BKALPOBt*.
X. B HAHMOji
JaaaO-dtf
CLOTHING.
CUSTOM CLOTHING!
N. S: GARDINER,
62 Middle St., Opp. Post Office,
lirenting week')- the
LA TK3Tand MOAT KLfKiAXTS TTLSS
—or—
French, English and American Dosaklus
Camlmere* and Coatings,
Which *| arc prepared to man a fact urn into Oar
meata not turpatttd •« Stylo tj Chi. and
workmanship, by any bouse in tbia
City or State.
MR JOHN H. LARKIN,
Attend* to the Catting of i.armant* ia this Establish
»ho*e repotatToo a* a A-a**i„uuWe, Tally
"jjfwb well known in Portland an i other eitie*.
We hare am hand and are uoosta&lj receiving ail
the nifferant varietlea of
GKXTLEMEN’S FDRXISHIXO GOODS,
Caaaliy kept by those in the business.
Jane 14 —eodlvr
REMOVAL.
JOSIAH BURLEIGH
moriD to
NEW STORE, EVANS* BLOCK,
Nos. 141& 143 Middle Street.
JOSIAH BURLEIGH,
Wholesale sod Retail Dealer la
C othing.f otbs, Tailors' Trimmings,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Mon. 141 * 143 Middle Street.
JOSIAH BURLEIGH,
Agent tore rarer A Baker's eclebrated
Sewing Machines,
Hob. 141 ft 143 Middle Street.
NATHAN G00LD
Will any to bia Irtenda that be may be taaad at Bar
leigb'a, No. 141 A 143 Kiddle street, where he wili
be plea-od to wait upon bia former eo.totaer*.
Portland. March 34. 1M4. dtf
JUST RECEIVED I ~
80LUSS & BOM).
HAVING refitted their store and received a la* go
amort meat of
ELEGAHT. 8TTLIS
c 1a O T H N !
ARE PREPARED TO
(how Them to Their Cojtoner*.
A LAO,
Clothing <fe Furnishing Goods,
la Great Variety,
-AT—
y»5 Middle Street.
mayttf
nonet.
HAVING (old oar Internet la tha Dry Goed. ba
il *ee* la 1'ortlaad to Meeere B t Hamilton k
Co , we wi.b to acknowledge <ba litoral and e >■
•taatly itier. **tag patronage we hare received far
tba poet el.t • year, aad to reeummetd all car ctu
tomer, and tl.e rubllc to tbe aew corcarn
Hr. C. W kobiiuoa will r, mala at tbe itore lor
the pro.? at to .etttr tbeaceoaate ol tbeaontera At’
peraoor having ucaettlcd aceoaate aLI coster a fa
vor by adlaafiLg ibem at once.
Mr Kubiu.m will aiaocoatiaua to act a. ageit i
for tbe Weed Sewing Machine Henafheta'ing t orn
p»“r- v. w. nuitiNbON a to
JaselTeodtf
B. F. HAMILTON &CO.
Sacceeeort to
C. W. Robin nod & Co.
WOULD eery reepectfoUy Inrite all former pa
trese to tbe boaee, aid tbe poblie generally to
a free t .animation of oar gotdt at all tiatoe. With
loog ex perieoce and clone atteatioa to tbe want, of
evatamtn. and odberlag etriatty to tba
CASH SVSTKJI,
Believing it to be better for tbe buyer aa well aa tba
Mller. we hope to merit e large tbarge of patronage
Several Iota of good, to dona cheap to omke room
lor
N F. W a O O D H .
Mr. VC. M. 1'riaca, together with tbe employee!
la the atora are to be retained end wUl be happy to
•ee all tbelr caatomera a. fcrwerly,
B r U A M1 L I ON 4 CD .
Corner Congress aad Treble afreets.
j«nel7eodtf
INTERNATIONAL BANKT .
Spec in I Xeetiif.
The Stockholders of the International Bank .are
hareby notified that a Special Meeting of said Stock
hold rs will be bold at the Bank on Wednesday, the
sixth dau>f July next, at three o’c'.ook P. N . bo
consider tbe expediency of surrendering tbe ofiarter
of said Bank: and also to consider the expediency
of converting the Bank into a National Bank under
tbe charier or certificate granted to tbe First Na
tional Bank of Portland, and to adopt any proper
measures ia relation thereto.
By Order of the Directors.
W. E GOULD, Cashier.
Pcrtlaud, Juns 22,1864.—dtd
126 Exchange Street. 126
£1 ugh At. IPhirmey,
WOl'LD inform hi* trind* nnd former etiatomer*
th it be bn* taken the Store No 136 M .change
Street, where he intend* to cnrrj on the
Stove and Furnace Bunlnm,
lu nil it* breaches S TO VMS, of all kind** of the
newest avid moil approved pattern*.
Furnaces and Ranges,
Tin and Hollow Ware.
rW'b-cood band Stove* bough*, or takt ■ in **.
ohauge lor now.
Bnivta. Kaauaa, Fi'axicxa. and Tia W tar.
repaired at abort nolle*, in a faith fa I Banner.
Grateful for nrmer patronag-, he ho e* by atrtet
attention to buaiuee*. and fair dealing, to receive a
geueron. ahare ol public taror.
Ulliltf
Talk about. Hats!
JUST SEE
HARRIS' NEW STYLES.
June 4—dlf
F1REWO 11KN
Or KYEHY DLoCiUriloN
HITTER * AV9TIN.
33 an ft 31 Federal Street, and 10T. 111. «**»/ 118 Con
greee St , Hoe tan,
Who!e*ae Dea er* ia
Kln*works, Chinese Lanterns, Torclte’s A*.
THS A KIV NNIOS L4STHKS
Red. White aud Bine, for Tod ical Frocewnont.
Exhibition* turu>#he<i tv> any amount Send tor
Price kUt jua*Wtojttlj4
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL COMPANY.
STOCK SUBSCRIPTION.
PKK 40X8 desirous of aiding in the •instruction
©tadr*t ci*ii Uo’el for fortlaod. an
to rail on Mr M X. Ktoh. Merchants Sachem e. on
and aft«r the 2uth lost. wh«u n book oil] be opened
for subscriptions to Mock of the above company and
will remain open nntil July Sutb, 18*4
June 17.—dim
CP-TOWN SHOE STOREl
SAMUEL BELL. 353 CONGRESS ST.,
HAS constantly on hand a large and well select
ed stock of
Boots, Shoos,
dad ALL A ATT CL ma im that lisi, (hr th« UH of
Ladle*, Uentlemai Bud Children to which ha la*
vita. the attention 01 thc»e About to Bake parchaaaa,
me tuvlof or. of tho bARt la tko altr. Custom
Work ana Htpalrlng dona wtk baaibam and dk
patsh.
Portland, Juba ill.-dtojalpW
_ milltxt.ry.
1H NN & 1VUM1.U
BEG lea re to • *11 the attention of tli* trade ireeax
all/ to tbwir large and
WELL SELECTED STUCK
—o#—
MILLINERY GOODS.
,.*>r CA*" U» of b««t importing and auc
SMKS »•*»«*■ !'nc,‘ »Mu(erl>LN
iP'kf^V*®**** *ed . .Cl] ties lor obtaining made.
...nTrllm I?11? •““‘‘dent In lx log all. to lUCCMUuily
aompeie with »n, Ur!! , to Lngland
.bw cpr ia' pain. taken to keep a lull atoek of
Xiasea aud Lames fchllUS.
___ Jmeldlm
straw <;ooi>^
TWsSZttffi "■• Vutom
j 'York#, > ox boro. Msii , xli »be new and
HAT?** ity *® of aind Ir.fatta'
Straw Bonnets,
Of all qualities Alan constantly an baud a lama
•I0®* ?/ »nd Amerlcrn Flowers. Kuclx#
HMd bnm, fee . which 1... wdl tell at the ]„wmt
price*. JOHN K FALX tit.
Janeldlm lit Middle etreet, Portland.
GRANT'S COFFEE*SPICK MILLS.
ORIGINAL B S TA BL IS OMR NT.
J. G-RANT,
Wholesale Lleaier ia all klndt of
COFFEE, SPICES,
SBlaratns A Crrmu Tartar,
Now Go/re and Spice Mills, 13 and 16 C'ttion afreet
1‘ortlani*. Me.
lut “» ,or H • trade. With uy
cl packaita, and nanaptid
u tepreeeotci.
motto* r<M-ted *nd Rroaxul for ih* trwde at inert
OT"All gcods entrusted a 5 the owncr^- ri*k.
___ tuarchlOdtf
Copartm-rsliit. Notice,
— a»—
BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENT
THE subscribers hat in* on th* 7th day of Mar
formed a copartnership under the came of
MetariVtv Sc Worry,
For thoporpoee of carrying on the
BOOT AND 8H0B BUSINESS
la all it* tranche*, and having all the facilifie* tot
get' iag up nr»t c!a**s work fir gentlemen and lad «•
wear, ere bow md/ to execute all order* wttb neat'
I’ll* tL«!!hli.ch. <’aI*°1rk "Hi be made or the
beat of imported rtock, hr the f eet of workmen, and
warranted to give per ect laiulactu it. it i. our elm
eball not h« second to any in the Cmit
We have aleo completed a dock of ready-made
week of Um ur«t ^uiitjr. tor
Imdioa, Oentlrman. and Chi dran’a We*
Selected from New Fork end Roetoa markets
OurLadies' work ie hem the cckbrated Burls
Manufactory ol how York
* ®r Gentlemen »#rt ar we bare the beat ataortmeat
e*#r Offeevd ftir aalula this city; .uch at are * winch
Pateat Leather hoots: Glove t ali and Calf ton
grew tor gentlemen's wear; I'aPnl Leather Cob
Ka. and ralf Congress Balmoral, aud t aw French
k’e Boots.
Have you seen the new style l KI MrED-i KONT
BLCKLE kunr, now mada b> JUlarhj fe her
ry? For nrameva. eomiert and U au >. it enrpssaew
anything erer got np Is this etty Call and awn It!
maaplea alwa> a oa baud at the old stand ol X. Mc
Carthy.
McCarthy & berry,
Juaeldtt S^t.
United States Claim Agency!
Bounty, Prize Hout-y * Pensions,
CAN be obtain'd os ar plieallrn to
SWEAT A HEAVES.
Attorn ya ai I aw.
■miwJ0, Ro*
Clothes Cleaning, and Repairing
TfflS popular aa<l ooesenlent ctaLU.-! rsrat V
aow located on the corner or Imrrvn and
Brewa etraau. over ilunt A Jewell aLaib.e H
where
GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS
will be thoroughly cleansed, fat hfully and neatly
repair*'*, and , r« ncit in good ttue, to *, ,. to- m with
the preaewt e<><e«rinhi> a. the con Ml ia Clean
o: ps'renage oevlon.d upon tbe proprietor, la duly
appreciated by him. and to a-, sir a an who invar
blm with their carton, ihet i o paiua iliml, be rpared
to awe them the m uio-1 -a..-la ... .1
X. B. i.annem, cut aud made t order ard war
ranted todt G. H. .t I A l.'HIKlt
Por ^and. May 80th, Piaotichl Jailor.
GREENHOUSE
AND BEDDING OET PLANTS,
I Respectfully inlcrm the puL’ic that I hare on
hand a larre t.eortmret of C reen IIeuro and
Bedding-oat Plante. for bpnnir anio. or tuperior
dnaJity. ai»: luusaa. Uirliii. tiimoai
vita. Panaao and Rowaa. Aleo. a Una collection
of Arran Pea* re. Ac , Ac., he.
A selection n-ay alwaye bo round at Randall A
WiRoey't, Market Square, Irdcraleft than WU1
be promptly attended to.
ALBERT riROANRER, Flortht.
_ . . Corner el North and Montreal Ppeeta.
Portland. Me. aprSOtf
The Cabinet Organs
MADE EXCLUSIVELY BY
MASON & HAMLIN
An the best inetrumruta of their clan in the world.
Nearly all the moat premium artl-t. In tie country
hare given written testimony to this elect, and thee#
iaatrumeuta are In conataut nee iu the eoneerta ol
the moat dietiegniahed artiait—a* l.ottucha k and
otbere-ae well aa la the . raa in the priuc pal elt
lat whenever each iua runteu’a are requ red. Price
• U to h‘00 each. Then laat-am>nr« may te found
at the hu e Houma uT the aubecrlbcr, wbe.-e they
will be told at tbemaenfacturer,' p 1-ri.
H. S. EDWARDS,
No. (43, Slewart'* Block, Ccngre-a St.
_ .aprUUtl
Iff Cream ! Ice Cream ! !
-A.t Brown’s
Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon,
!fo. 152 and 131 Exchange Si.,
OpixMiU the lDttnuUOBal Uous.
____ _—yTJtf
It' YOB BAVBN’T A
REFRICERATOR !
OR. If you have an old oaf that don't exeat)?
■uit von. don't fail to examine tbo very beat pat*
tern now in nee, th*
POLAR REFRIGERATOR
For sale at the Furniture Rooms of
WALTER CORET,
53 and 54 Exchange street.
Jure*, 1964 -d2m
CITY Of PORTLAND.
\lTKMlON is ca’l d to fcecf’on 38 of the Or*
('Inane • »espec log Inter men t*.
•f any persou shall be de ir* tie to move oat of the
City the body of s dtooaii» p rw n tor Int> rm.nt,
he -hali make app'icat on te the Superintendent of
Banal* for ne*mi>sK»n so to do, end said hupeM*
t ndent aha 1 graut *u h permission if no canse shall
appear for «Uo hold in? tlu< »*me. and shall attend
to such removal io persou. or employ or# of the un
dertakers of the city to atf« ud tlfnto Fera ty lor
violation ct* this ordinance net Use than tvo nor
more than twenty dollar*.
All % lolations of thia Oft insure will b* preseontod
According to law. LOUU BUkCK,
fiuperi*.tcadant of Ruriale.
Fox Hard. Jane 10, 1*64 —dim
Rrfrirrrn Ccmeiery.
THE Superintendent of Evergreen Cemetery will
te at his office, in New i'i'v Bui ding. entrai«e
on Mvrtle Street, fiom 12 o'clock M. to « o'clock P.
M..e\ery day, except Sunday a. to attend to any calls
in coon et na with said Cem* ti ry.
Orders may te lsF at the office a* xr.y tfroe.
ipIMfsanil H. C. ItABH, Sup. rintrndent
Copartnership.
THE under dg^ed bav* form d a copartner*hip
uuder the name ot Fvkkwak KaoTHSRB. and
have leased the -tore formerly occupied Uy Twitebell
A Chaasplin So 96 l m rrc al* r«at. sba a ib-y
propose to carry on tho Fleur. Tea ard Tobacco
bus me-s. JAMES KR-FWan.
b AML EL I K ELM AN.
Portland. June 9 —dtisr
Board.
A Gentleman and his wife. antbthree or fbnr ein
gl* aeutlnmen etn find pleasant ro ms with
board at 54 Cumberland Stro.t.
Jun» dlw* 6 TRAM.
To
Ff»R sole low. the baud on th# lot tornsr of
Moantfort and lum&tr atre« fa.
AppiY to JOUS \V. CHASE.
June 18. 19S4. fonolAdlm*
Notice