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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
VOLUME IV. PORTLAND, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 1, 1864. WHOLE NO
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN T.OIIiMAN, Editor
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Friday morning, duly 1, ibt>4.
Letter from the Federal Capital.
Washington, June 28, 1864.
To the Rlitor of the Press:
The great work of our national purification
and regeneration goes on prosperously. Our
body politic, once so infected throughout with
the virus of slave holding ideas aud institutions,
is purging itself of it, aud rising into new life
and strength. One of the many indications
that this is so, that its nerves are already brac
ed with a new vigor and its vital currents
are coursing with a more healthy flow, may
be found in the equability with which it now
bears what, in the days of its morbid irritabil
ity, would have thrown it into paroxisms.
What a tremendous furore would bave been
raised a little while ago by such an amend
ment as was tacked oddly, to be sure, upon the
civil appropriation bill Saturday afternoon,
forbidding, and lorever prohibiting the coast
wise slave trade! Now, however, it excites
an interest even in the legislative chamber
that can hardly be termed excitement. In the
country at large it will produce hardly a rip
ple upon the surface of the public mi:-.d. Take
again for instance, the “act to repeal the fugi
tive slave act of 1850 and all acts and parts of
acts for the rendition of fugitive slaves,’’ which
passed the House of Representatives, June 13,
aud tbc Senate on Thursday the 23d, and which
now only lacks the'signaturc of the President
to become a law. How beyond mete or bound
would have been tlie excitement into which
such a measure would have thrown the coun
try, even the loyal part of it, a few years ago,
need not be hinted. After what retchings aud
Inward convulsions onr political system accept
ed the shame and crime of ’50, which it has
just now so quietly expelled so far as it cau do
to through the legislative function, mauv of
us well remember. The professional pesudo
Union-saver whose trick, trade and craft it
* use ! to be to bring deli verauce to the land on
every semi occasion, inventor aud vender of
political quackeries, bold in wrong and coward
ly, if ever be found himself inadvertantly In
• the right, arrogant and insolent beyond meas
ure, servile beyond possibility if farther abase
ment prince of demagogues, what a chance
would this once bave been for him. We may
thank heaven however, that his occupation is
now gone, and we are permitted to hope his
race will soon be extinct. The real Uuion sa
ver has the base of his operations to-day oil the
James River, aud instead of launching anath
emas and maledictions at those who may be
so fanatical as to believe in human freedom, he
is delivering pieces of his mind In forms
weighty aud forcible against those who have
dared to plot the destruction of our country,
and to trample upon her flag.
The Congressional mill now grinds out en
actments with marvelous rapidity. The In
ternal Revenue bill will doubtless have receiv.
ed the President’s signature and become a law
before this reaches you. The Tarit! bill will
■speedily be arranged in its details by a Com
mittee of Conference. Tbc Loan bill which
Caine from the House on the 23J, was this
morning reported to the Senate by the Finance
Committee and passed in half an hour. The
Appropriation bills are all through except the
Civil which will speedily follow the rest Ail
this looks as if the session wonlii close sooner
than the week.
The hot weather is upon ns aud finds the
city poorly enough prepared to receive its
visitation. Cleanliness is not a Washington
virtue, either public or private. The few pav
ed streets undergo what is called a cleaning
once iu a great while, and 1 he many uupaved
ones—never. The Canal into which is drain
ed all the tilth of the city that is drained any
where, and in which there is not current
enough to carry of the abominable sediment
—a cess pool as wide as Middle street iu your
own city and twice as long, regales us night
and day with its ambrosial odors.
A cordon of hospitals extending quite
around the city inside the cordon of forts, aud
several large ones in the heart of the towu,
make an untainted breath hard to get.
Cholera was reported last week at Alexan
• dria. It was probably a false alarm, but there
is mateiiai enough to set up in business any
pestilence ever born or bred of mau's un
cleanliness. It is a hopeful sign that the mil
itary authorities have at last taken the thing
in baud and ordered a geueral purification.—
We hope it will be perlormed in uo figurative
or metaphorical sense.
Our State lias sustained a loss iu the death
of Samuel W. Tenney, who died last week
alter a sickness of ouly three days, at Camp
Stoneinan, where he has lor nearly a year past
managed with much faithfulness and ability
the atfairs of the Christian Commission, lie
was the son of Uou. John S. Tenney, gradu
ated at Bowdoiu College in 1 Sod with honor,
aud afterward at the Bangor Theological
Seminary. Though he was not a soldier, yet
dying as he did iu the holy work of minister
ing to our brave defenders, his lile is to be
reckoned among the thousands sacrificed in
our couutry’a cause.
It has been a loug time since the rebel mis
siles have stricken down an abler olllfer, or a
nobler man than Col. J, L. Chamberlain of
the Maine 20th, who, most of the time for
a year past has commanded the 1st Brigade,
1st Division, Olh Army Corps, and who fell,
very severely wounded, in the thickest of the
fight of Sat the 18th’ before Petersburg. Of
liis condition since he arrived at Annapolis, I
have not been able to learu definitely. 1 aia
suYe all will earnestly joiu iu the wish that he
may be spared to tbe Country he has fallen in
defending, to the Slate be has honored by his
bravery, to the College that is still proud to
retain his name among its professors, and to
tbe numerous friends to whom he is dear.
. . „Ue is a brave, good man, who need not fear
to die, but who may well wish to live, and
whose Ufa is worth too much to others, to be
lost to them without profound regret.
A fragment ot the glorious 6th Maine pass
ed, marching to the tap of the drum, along
Pennsylvania Avenue on Sunday morning
last. They were homeward bound, and have
doubtless readied their native State. I re
member to have heard the temark, when the
regiment was raising, that the glory of those
who entered it would be cheaply acquired, as
it would probably never be called into ser
vice. TUe prognostication was as correc t a*
a great rainy others made about that ti me.
TUe regiment came to the war 104J stroug,
and has received at dilferent times, 600 re
cruits. This little band uumbered 135.
Twice at Bull ltun, West Point .Gaines’ Mills,
Charles City, Cross Hoads, Crampton Gap,
Autietam, in the two battles 01 Fredericks
burg, Rappahannock Station, the Wilderness,
Spottsylvania Court House and Coal Harbor,
they have won glory—not of the cheapest
sort, certainly. They bore home five battle
flags captured by them from the enemy, of
whom they have taken more prisoners than
the original number of the regimsut together
with the 500 recruits who afterwards joined
them. T. S. P.
Copy of a Rebel Letter
.FVum cn intelli'jent mother <n Richmond to
lur ion in the.Aany.
Richmond, April 13,1804.
Dear Jamie:—I have just received your
letter and hasten to tell you we are all in a
starving condition here, as to eggs, cake, Ac.,
it is out of the question to talk about them,
our sugar is out and your Pa says he is not
able to buy aoy more, indeed, I dont know
what is to become of us, It Is more than likely
we will break up house-keeking and go away
from Richmond. Jamie you dout seem to
think how hard it is for your Pa to get money,
for you not only ask for a boa, but for money
to pay your mess bill, now how is that? if you
have your meat and meal, and they belong to
a mess, you are doing better than we are—and
how do hundreds of others get on who have
no parents near them, think of the money you
hare spent since you have been in the army
and tell me of another young man who has
had as much. Oh! bow glad I would '.be to
see you independent. I am always willing to
do what I can for you but then I know we
are all coming to Poverty.
1 am obliged to stop—Now I will tell you
about the girls. This morning Susy Keen
was here and talked lots about you. She
said Miss Meenls wrote her word she had
heard from you, aud you were in Staunton.
She is going to stay with Miss Mecnis and
very much, last week wc had a surprise
party, but oary a inoutbln! to eat or drink.
Klleu Marshall was here A: all your pets, but
they did not stay as long as usual. Speirs
George was here. Jamie he is not your
friend, many things go to prove that to me A
1 believe most sincerely that he reported you
to Garnett and asked him if be did uot. he
said no! nut his manucr said yes. (1 no likes
bpeirs he is a bad boy. the little Girl is well
A: is as great a belle as usual, she says she
laid ail her money out in a vail to keep the
young men trout tailing m love with her, as
she does uot want to cut out all the girts.
Lieut. Hulling A C'apt. Hraxtun were here to
see her ou Sunday. Willie is sick and looks
badly, your pa is not well aud i am too
lowspirited to talk about. 1 must stop as 1
aui sure y ou are tired of reading my letter,
let us hear from y ou sooa. All join in love,
your pa sends you $20,00.
Your Aflectionate Mother.
1’. S. I have coacluded^pot to send yon the
money until X hear further news from you.
The above may be relied on as correct, as
the soldier who sent it bears a character for
honesty and integrity above reproach. Win
field Scoltt Robinson who obtained the above
letter, is one of the gallant few remaiug iu the
5th Maiue, Co. K, aud in connection with the
above, writes that he was with the soldier al
luded to above, when he died, and when the
letter was found upon his person. It tecuis
he was a prisoner in our bauds.
The letter was written upon a-half sheet of
inferior greasy paper, and euclosed iu au en
velope of coarse brown paper. I have copied
it, verbatim et literatim.
liespectfully Yours,
Shakos Kobinson, Jit.
THE GOVERNMENT LOAN
•—OF—
$200,000,000.
TLU Loau is authorized by Act oi Congress ot
March 4tb, 18C4, which provides for its Rkdkmption
if Coin, at any period not less than ten nor more
than forty years from its date, at the pleasure of the
Covers f>ont.
L'nt 1 its Redemption, five per cent, interest is to
he ]>aid semi-annually in coin.
Its Exemption from State and Local Taxation
adds from one to three per cent, per Annum to its
value.
The Rate of Interest on th s loan, although but
five per cent, in coiu is as much greater in currency
as the ditierence between the market"*’alue of cui
rency and gold.
Ah a Rule, the five percent, specie securities of all
solvent governments are always par or above, and
currency now funded in the National Loan, will be
worth its face in gold, besides pa> iug a regular and
liberal percentage to the holder.
A’o Securities offer $o yreat induce incuts, it id be
lieved, as the various descriptions of U. 8. Honda.
In all other form* of indebtedue**,the faith or al ii
ity of private parties or ttock companies or separate
communities only is pledged for payment, while for
the debts of the United States the w’hole property
o! the country is holden to secure the payineut of
both priuclfal aud interest in coin.
The Funded I>ebt of the United States on which
interest !<• pa> able in gold, on the 3d day of March,
1864, was $768,965,000. The interest on this debt for
the coming fiscal year will be 845,937,ltd, while the
customs revenue in gold for the current fiscal year,
cnaing June 30th 1S04, has be?n so far at the rate of
over $100,0^0,000 per annum, au amount largely in
excess of the wauts of the Treasury for the paymei.t
of gold interest.
These bonds may be subscribed for in turns from
860 up to any magnitude, on the same terms, and
are thus made equally available to the smallest lend
er and the largest capitalist. They can be convert
ed into money at any moment, and the holder will
have the benefit of thointerest.
The authorized Amount of tliis loau is Two Hun
dred Million Dollars. 1 he amuuut of subscription*
reported to the Treasury at Washington, is over
*70,000,000.
Subscriptions will be received in currency by the
Firat National Hank. Portland, Maims
AND nY ALL NATIONAL HANKS
which are depositaries of 1’ublic money, and all
Renpec'able Ranks and Bankers
throughout the country, (acting as agents of the Na
tional Depositary Hanks,) will furnish further infor
mation on applicatiiu and
Afford Every Facility to Subsoribers.
June27dAwlw
E. K. LEM0NT,
€ arriage Manufacturer,
Preble Stie.t, - - Portland, Me.
Cy^Carriages and Sleight on hand and made U
» order. Juuel6itf
MISCELLANEOUS.
UNION
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
INCORPORATED by the STATE OF MAINE
Charter Perpetual. Organized, 1S49.
DIRECTOR’S OFFICE,
G8 State Street, - - • . Iloatou, Mass.
rresident-HBSR Y CROCKER
Vice- President—HA AI EL S HARP.
Secretary— W. //. HOLLISTER.
II. G. WILSON,
Central Manager of Agencies in the Sew England
elates.
Assets, 3\it December, 18J3, $SSS.OHS.4/
Losses Paid to date, $750,030.00
Hiddend Paid in Cash to date, $340,030.00
fllHIS Company offers peculiar advantage* toper*
X son* intending to insure toeir live*, in it* aaieiy
and stability, a.quirtd in it* touitien year*’ experi
ence; in i's ass*- s, vUit). t without its capital ot
$10 ,000,) amounts to over three-quart*rsol a million
ot dollar*, being more than two hundred thousand
dollar* in exces* of it* liabilities for the reinsurance
of all out-standing risk*; iu the facilities presented
iu it* accommodating aval ;m of paymun!* of premi
utm; in the large number, divt-rsiii-d conditions and
occupations. vari<-u* ages and localities of lives In
jured, gtviug the largest requisite scope for the ope
ration of the law* of average mortality, and the am
plest guaranty to the insured for the benefit* there
of; iu ihe division of profit-, the annual apportion
ment of which having tor the past fourteen year*
averaged Forty per <>wf.ofthe premiums paid.
Policie* are issued upon all tin- pla< s ucual with
Lite lusuranc • fompniiea, and at as low rates a* is
cousistcut with a view to equity and solvency.
Parties desiring Agencies in .own* where the com
pany have none, and lhojc w ishing Traveling Agen
cies within IIih -ew England Ma<es, will apply to
h. H- WILSON, »5t State Street, Boston, giving
f«cii re*erenew, or in format) >n as to ag •, present
and pjwt business,a* wi 1 enable him to form judg
ment in regard thereto. junol4d3in
V. S. 10-40 LOAN !
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
-or
PORTLAND,
DESIGNATED REPOSITORY
—or tui
UNITED STATES.
This Bank is prepared to receive} subscription* for
the new
“TEA FORTY I.OAA,”
which is dated March 1,1 -04, bearing interest at live
per cent, a year,
PAYABLE IN COIN,
redeemable at the plearure of the Government after
ten year*, and payable In forty years from date.
Interest on Bonds not over one hundred dollars
payable annually, and on all other Bonds semi
annually.
Bonds can be had in tizes of 850, 8100, 8500, 81000.
WM. EDW. GOULD,
mch31 dtf Cashier.
FtUCHTWANGER & ZUNDER,
NO. 81 MIDDLE 8THEET,
(Y OX BLOCK),
Are Ajgain in the Field
-with
Divisions, Brigades & Regiments!
NEW AND F AS II IONAII I.E
DRY GOODS!
FOB THE SPHINJC.
I ad ip* of Portland and vicinity ire respectfully
invited to call and see the mauy beautiful sty lee ot
Foreign r.nd Domestic Dress Goods
Jl'ST BBl'EIVKD!
Also, the great variety
Houae Furnishing Good* !
Such as Brown and Bleached Cotton Sheetings and
Shirtiug*, Table Linens, Drillings, 1 takings. Denims,
Stripes. Ae. Also. Just receiving, the latest styles ol
handsome -Spring
Balmoral Sltlrts
And tho moit fa«hiotiabIc SPRTVO SNA fFLS.
A complete stock of
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
FOR BOVS' AND MEN’S WEAR.
CL0AKING3 ! CLOAKINGS !!
An elegant assortment. We arc just ready to manu
facture to measure, at the shortest notice, any of tho
new aud desirable Spring Cloaks. Warreuledto suit.
FEITCHTWANGEIt At ZUNDER,
(FOX BLOCK),
NO. 81 MIDDLE STREET,
PORTLAND, Mama.
P.8.—Ladies need not ask for goods from the
wrecked steamship Bohemian, as we have none but
sound aud fresh goods, which wo warrant as such,
aprltf
New Cloaks and Mantillas!
EEAEII A
B-L Middle St.,
JTAVE now on band an Elxgawt Stock of
Cloaks, Cossacks, and Mantillas,
Of their own manufacture. Alto,
Cloak*, Silks, Tassels,
HUT fUXS an,/ ORKAMXXTS.
LADIES' GAILMENTS Made to OrCr.
Silks, Shawls and Dress Goods,
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
LEACH A BOB1NSON.
64 Middle street.
June 1—dim
I.VTEK\ATIO.\AL
Fire Insurance Company!
Of Xew York, Office 113 Broadway.
CASH CAPITAL $1,000,000.
WM. E. WARREST, President.
HAMILTON BRUCE, Vico Preskfeftt.
GEORGE W. .SAVAGE, Secretary.
Portland Board of Pcftrrences:
Job* B. Brown & Son, JIkrsuy Flrtcukr A Co.
, 11. J. Libby A Co. John Lynch A t o.
The undersigned having boon appointed Agent
and Attorney for this Compa* y, is now prepared
to issue Policies ou Insurable Property at current
rate*.
\ZST~Portland Office, 16G Fore Street.
JOHN W. MUNGKK, Agent.
Juue 3,18GI —Rtf
i57 w. oL pi kT
I*XA LKR IN
Silv€*r Street lee House, anil Oflicc
Wo. 32 Euliuuge street.
ALL Orders promptly attended to and customers
supplied with the beat quality ot ICE.
Price of Ice for the Season, 1804.
10 lbs a day, trow Juue lkt, to Oct 1st go no
15 .. .. ** .. .. * 8 U0
20 M “ “ " 10.00
Forty rents per 100 lbs.
To those who take Ice for the season, It will be de
livered earlier than 1st June and later than 1st o«
tuber, at the same rate per month as during the sea
son.
When not w anted for th*» full season, It will be
delivered ai the rate of g2 00 per mouth lor 10 lbs.
per day.
Notice of change of resid ence, if given at the of
fice instead of the driver, will always prevent dis
appointment.
Any customer leaving town fort wo weeks or more
at one tima. by gtviug notice at the oilioe, will be en
titled to a proper deduction.
Complaints against the drivers, for neglect or care
1.4sn«kk or any ether cause, must be made at the ot*
flee, and will be attended to promptly.
Portland, May18,1804. inaylSdTw
BUSINESS CARDS.
PAPER BOX IHANVFACTOKV.
»X. !P. Libby,
MANTFACrVkEK OP
Papor Boxos,
Of ©very description, such as
Shoe Boxes, Jewelry Boxes, Druggist Boxes,
Collar Boxes. Shelf Box*s, CououologicalBoxes,
FowderBoxes, Card Cases, Cigar Boxes, &c.
144 Middle St., (Up Stairs) l*ortI«ii«l, Me.
June Id8m
Dana & Co.
Fish and Salt,
Luther Dana, , Portland,
Woodbury Dana, J __ ,
John A. S'. D.tua ) M ll I D C •
Juncldtf
J. Smith cto Co.,
MAttCFACTUniRS OF
Leather Belting, Card Clothing.
Loom Straps, Belt Luther Barks ami Sides,
LKATIUtK T.tlMMlA’Oa, Sr.,
Hanson’s Biook, 144 Middle Bt., Portland,
Or at the Card Clothing Manufactory. Lewiston.
II. M Bkewib, (julu3m) D. F. Noyes
JOII V T. ROOERM Ac C'«7,
Oommission Merchants,
AND WHOLESALE DIALERS IS
Flour, Provisions & Groceries,
No. Bt C jinmercinl Street,
ItS. B.fe. } I’OKILA.ND, MK.
janeldGm
Wholesale and Retail.
L. ID ^VIS,
Uookseller, Stationer,
»»» MiKl'FACTtTRKR OF
Premium Paged Account Books.
PAPER IIA*UIN<;s.
Wo. 53 Exchange 8tre;t, Portland, Mo.
juncldtl
CHAS. J. SOHUMACHERT
Fresco and Banner Painter,
So. 1 'l-‘t Middle Street,
PORTLAND, MF.
C3T Work executed in every part of the State.
juncltf
RUFU8 DUNHAM,
Manufacturer and Wholeaale
Dealer in
B RITA.NN IA
—AND—
Plated Ware,
Ao. 218 Fore gtreet, Portland
Maine.
Portland, May 17th, 1864. inayl7dtJ
M. G. WEBB & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Flour,
NO.81 COMMERCIAL STREET,
aplt PORTLAND. ME. dtf
BURGESS, FOBES, & CO.,
MAXpraoTUitxiis of
Japan. White Lend, Zine, Faints,
An<l (irouml Colon.,
AID DKALKU* 15
Drug*, Medicines, Pa nts, Oils & Varniehe*.
Paint and Color Factory, So. 20 Man joy St.,
Ofllre A Salesroom*. 80 Coinnirrcial St.,
(Thomas Block.)
Hksry H. Birokm, Pirn'll I\n II
Cuahi.kh b. Foals. TOiMNP, SB.
maylSdtf
BLAKE, JO M E8 A CO.,
FL0UR& GRAIN DEALERS,
And liocaivers of
Weslirn und t'umuliaii Products
137 Commercial Street, ----- (Jranite Mock.
t-barle* Blake, )
llenry A. Jones. J PORTLAND.
U. W. Gage. )
juneldtf
JOHN LYNCH & C0~
Wholesale Grocers,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Granite Stores, - - - Com more al street,
(Opposite head Widgery Wharf,)
John Lrneh, )
Pole* Barker, J PORTLAND, ME.
Them Lynch ) joneldtf
DOLE A HOODV,
OKNKRAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And \\ hoIenaJe Dealers in
FLOUR, CORN AND PRODUCE.
No. 5 Galt Block, Commerc’al St,
miSunC.M^dy. 1 PORTLAND, ME.
juneldGm
BROWN & CROCKER,
PLASTERERS,
PLAIN AND OltNAM KXTAL
STUCCO AND MASTIC WOIIKERX.
Oak street, between Congroaa and Free Sts.,
PORTLASD.
tf~ Coloring, Whitening, aud Wbite-waahing
promptly attended to. Order* from out 01 town so
licited- juueldtf
BYRON GREENOUGH & C0.~
Manufacturers of
And WIioIpmiIc aud llctnil Dealer* lit
Furs, Hats, Caps, Gloves, &c.,
NO. 140 MIDDLE STREET,
B. G reenough, l pmm *vn
A. L. Uilkey. ) 1 QliTLAN D.
_ _ Juldtf
JOSI.\ RUSSELL,
Carriage Ar Nleigli
* MANUFACTURER,
311 At 313 (longrew St, Portland, Me.
U’1 Wheat nay be found a goneral assortment of
Carriages ami Sleighs. juueldliu
C. P. KIHBALL,
nanufaltubih of
Carriages and Sleighs,
JPr«T>l«a »t.r«ot, <Near Treble House,)
toktland, me.
Sale Rooms, llu and 11*1 S ml burg St., Jtoston, Mats.
Juoeltf
NORTON, CHAPMAN & CO.,
Flour, lir.un ic Produce
Commission Icrchanls, »s<! Hiller*’ Aeents.
I Office and Warehouse Xo. 6 Halt It lock, Commer
cial Street.
We offer for sale to the trade, many choice and
well-known Brands of Hour, from St. Louiri.l liuoin,
Wisconsin, Ac., which we are coustautl receiving.
N , C. A t’o .are a'so Agents I *r Tittmau It Co. »,
and otber brand* of manufactured l'obacoo.
IT^Cash advances made on all consignments.
Portland. Juue I, 1804. juldtf
DR. W. R. JOHNSON,
1 DENTIST,
Inserts Artiiicial Teeth on Gold. Silver and Vulcan
ite Rubber, aud warrants them iu all cases to be a
perfect lit.
Or. J. also gives special attention to Filling
Teeth Office 229} <’ingress street, two doors west
from the Court Hone *
TortlaucT Juuo 1, 1804.—eod2ui
63 Pbemovail. 63
J. M. KNIGHT & SON,
Commission Merchants,
Aud dealer* in Country Produce, bmve mored to No.
68 Commercial atreet.
Portland, May 10th, 1864. maylOdtf
BUSINESS CARDS.
BRiDLKV, MOULTON t ROGER f,
Wnotmn Dzaless i«
, Flour, Grain and Provisions,
88 Commercial street, Thomas Block,
ROBERT BRA LEY, )
«.m roultojs, [ PORTLAND, MR.
A. O. ROGERS. )
maySdtf
W. W. CARR & CO.,
Having taken the Fruit btore formerly occupied b>
a. SAWYER.
I%o. & Exchange Street,
Are prepared to offer to the trade a large and well
selectee stock of
Foreign and Domestic Fruit!
Wholesale and Retail
Orange*. > truer Gam, Leseniei
,***“•' 1 anary Seed, luudlet,
■^tRuea, Leuiou Nyruy, Honey,
1 runes, Ceeoa Nuts. Fig*,
Citron, Suit, nil kind#, Dates,
Olive*, Retain*. Tebaeee,
Sardinia, Cigar*.
Fancy Caudles of nil dearrIj»clou.
oct9 dtf
IRA WINN, Agent,
■Mo. 11 Union St.,
Is prepared to furnish
JjTEAH DKGIHES and BOILERS,
of various sizes and patterns,
Steaa Pipe and Kxiarai, till Gsuiw-, Shfciig, FdejUe.
Liaar llooe* Wouz of all descriptions, and all
kinds of work required in biuidiug
kojiTinoATion.
IronStuirs and otiier Arcliitectaral Work.
House-, Stores, and other baildlngs, fitted with
vies ana Steam In the best manner.
In oonnoctlou a 1 h the Above fa an Iron Foundry
with a large assortment of Putterns, to which the
attention of Machinists, MUlwrixliU,an<l RhlD-liuUd
era is invited —and all kinds ol Castings furaiahed
at short notice.
HTOrders lor Machine Jobbing, Patterns aad
Forgings, promptly ezeoated. ooldtf
SI«f«ER>!S~
SEWING MACHINES!
WOODMAN, TRUE * CO.,
AGENTS,
Noa. 44 and S6.Kiddle .treat.
Need! stand Trimmings always on hand.
eaohlBtf
A CARD.
DR. S. C. FERNALD,
toFNTVST,
No. 175 Micldl Street.
Kvn&xBOM.Drt. Baoow and Bimui,
Portland, May 35.1563. If
Dr. J. IV. HEALD
HAVING di-poscd of hi* entire interest in hi*
Office to Dr 8.C FEKK ALD. would cheerfully
reooommend him tc hi* former patients and the pub
lic. Dr. Kxkmald. from long experience, if prepar
ed to insert Artificial Teeth on the “Vulcanite Base/*
and all other method* known to the profession.
Portland. May 36.1*1*3 tf
W O Oft AND CO AL
CHEAP FOR CASH !
8PKINO MOUNTAIN, LEHIGH, IIKZILTON,
SUGAR LOAK, OLD COMI’ANT LKHIGII. LO
CUS1 MOUNTAIN JOHNS, DIAMOND. WKB8
IKK and BLA< R UKATil. Thew Coal, aro of the
very beet quality, well .freoned aud picked, and
warranted to give •ati.flu.tion.
AI.o tor .ale beet of
HARD A1VD SOFT WOOD,
delivered to any part of the city.
Office CoMMaaciAL ST., head of Franklin WharL
• S. ROUNDS A SON.
fcblSdly
WARREN’S IHPOKVED
%’IUK AND WATERPROOF
FELT COMPOSITION,
Grl’av oi Xloollug
FOR FLAT ROOFS.
E. 1IERHEY. Agent,
Jani6 dtf No. 16 Union Street.
4LBEBT WEBB A COH
-DiALiaa » —
Corn, Flour and Grain,
HEAD OF MEEEILL'8 WJ1AJEF,
Ce.s.rcl.l Street. - - P.nlaid, M*.
MRf
EDWARD H. BURGIN,
WHOLES A LU HRALKR1N
Com, Meal and Flour,
Also, Ground Eock Salt.
Commission Tic reliant
FOR FURCHASE AID SALROV
Barley, Ryo and Oats.
ryCar* leaded with Corn in bulk free of oharge.
Warehouse No. 120 Commercial Sticct,
Aud City Mills, Doering Bridge.
Juneleoddm
JOHN F. ANDERSON,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer,
OFFICE, COUMAN BLOCK,
t»chl7 dfcwtf Tbmflb Stuxxt.
Scotch Canvns,
——FOB SALB BT
JAMES T. PATTEN A CO.,
Bath. Me.
OAA BOLTS Superior Bleached
«V/Vr 800 do All Long flax “Gov- *iw.*w«*fc*
triunem contract,”
800 do Extra All Long flax ArDroatn.
800 do Navy Fine
Do'.iverodin Portland or Boston.
Hath. April*0.1*88 apSIdtl
M. l^E^RSOlSr,
Silver Plater,
ABD MABUrAC'TUBKB OF
SILVER WARE,
238 Congress 8t.,Opp. Court House.Portland,Me.
RyAJl kinds of WAKE, such as Knives, Forks,
Spoons, Cake Baskets, Castors, Ac., plated in the
best manner
ANo. IMPAIRING and RE-FINISHING Old
Silver Ware. jau29 dtfm
Ph E ivi O V -A. L .
DR. ItEWTOIW
HAS removed his residence to No, 87 Middle
Strrrt, corner of Franklin street.
Office ns heretofore, No, 116 Exchange Street, In
Noble’s block, up stairs. Office hours from y to 10
A M., from 2 to 3, aud flrom 8 to » o’clock P. M.
Dr. N. will continue, in connection with genera!
practice, to give special attention to DISEASES OW
FEMALES. oo31dtf
WILLIAM A PEARCE,
1* L UMBER!
MAKBU OF
Force Pumps and Water Closets,
NO. Itil EXC1I4NGE STREET,
PORTLAND, ME.
Warm, Cold nnd Shower Hath-, Wash
Howl*, Brass A Silver Plated Cocke,
INVERT description of Water Kixturrsfor Dwel
A ling Rouses. Hotels, Public Buildings, Shops.
A 0 , arranged and set up in the best manner, and all
orders iu town or country faithfu'lv executed. All
kinds of jobbing promptly attended to. Constantly
ou hand LEAD PIPES, SHEET LEAD aud BF.EK
PUMPS of all descriptions. apt) dtf
Tile Cheapest Agency
IjlOR collecting all classes of claims arising from
the war is that ol the
“MAINE WAR CLAIM ASSOCIATION,’
in which the expenses are controlled by a disinter
I ested Kxeeutive Committee.
Apply ia person, or by letter, to GEORGK F
EMERY, over the Portland Post Office, 3d story.
dawly
MERCHANDISE.
Hackmetnck Ship Timber.
OAK Hatkme'rck nod Hard Wood Plank,Tree
nail. Mom 1* to Mluuhes, Treenail Wtdgei, bo.
be. by L TAYLOK.
June28d3m Galt’s Wharf. Portland.
Trnpuni Salt Afloat.
*1 fRU1 HHDS. Trapar.l Sa t cargo of ahip
f\J "Hocbambeftu” for sale by
JunelSdSw DANA b CO.
Clarified Cider,
ITtOR rale by
C MOSES MORRILL, Agent,
juuelOdlra* *04 Fore street, Portland.
Treeuails.
! 100,000attleVy ^ °A* *'
SIMjctTON b KNIGHT,
43 Commercial Wharf,
Portland, June 18,1834. janelSdtf
Apples, Apples.
,)f Yf k UHLS, ti.e Ruaset Apples, for sale by
mUv/ F. A. SMITH, 13 and *1 silver street.
June 11.—d3w
‘■Houejr."
7TCS PK1ML Ct BA liONKY forealo in bond
on duty puid.
THOMAS ASENCIO b CO.
June 10.— iedtf
Sugar mid Molasses.
gQ^UHDS.t CHOICE MCSCOVADO SC
10 TCS. ) GAR,
371 HUBS superior Mu-co.sdo, and
3 ICS Cia., ud Moia.se,,
il BBLS from cie.ru Morena,
Note lauding and tor sate by
iUOMAo ASENCIO b CO.,
mayotf Custom Uuue; Wharf.
Sierra Diureuu Molasses.
Q‘| K UHDS .
OtlU CHOICE SIERRA MORENA
00 TIERCES! MOLanSES,
10 BBLS ’
Now landing from iirig ”C. U. Kennedy”
1UOS. AaEsclO a CO ,
May3.—tf C. H Wharf.
Scotch Canvass.
1 OfA BOLTS—from the factory of David Col
J-^t" aar b Sons. Leith—a aall cloth of auperkr
quality—Just received per "Jura”, and for ,ale ly
MoGILVEKY, RYAN b DAVIS,
meli25dtf 101 Commercial street.
WANTS, LOST,FOUND
Boy 'Wranted.
To Learn the Book and Job Printing
Business.
A SMART, active,Intelligent Roy,about 15years
iV of age, who has had a gooj common school ed
ucation, is warned immediately at
TUCKERS
Book and Job Priming Office,
*>> ai d 71 Exchange street «
Portland, June28.1SG4 - 1 a
$300 B O XT 1ST TY.
V. S.^AYY \
WANTED.
For United States
Steamer Pontoosuc,
NOW IN PORTLAND.
£5 Stamen,
15 Ordinary Seamen,
75 Landsmen,
10 Firemen,
16 Coal Heavers.
Apply to Naval Rendezvous, foot of Exchange St,
JOHN P. HEATH. Commanding
. junolGdtf
Lost.
IN this City on Saturday. June25th, a black fath
er Pock Book, containing about 9«jO in bids, to
5 ether with two promissory Botes, payable to my or
er, one dr-wu by A. M iaimou for *5;, and on©
bv K. Bachelder tor CD; also so me receipts. so • tied
bilb. *o. Whoever w.ll return the pock ft-bo »k aud
contents to this ottice or to J. M lumbal: A Co. Ml
Congress etroot, shall bo hacdsoraety rewarded.
JaneJMlW J. E. F. CUSHMAN.
Housekeeper Wanted.
A RESPECTABLE American Woman, of robust
health, desiriug a situation a* hcuseke* per in a
laiuily in the country, will please address, with ref
erences, IIouBKXLkrxB, Hess Ottc s.
JaneUdlw
Hunted Iminedlately.
AN Agent of either set In every tow n aud village.
to eugase in a light and profi'abl* bu-iuess, by
whioh frooi 9H.00 to *12 per week can be made Per
sona having leisure evenings can make f.om 50c to
91.00 per evening. A -ample with full particulars,
sent by mail to alt who end *© one 3 ccut stamp,
aud address A. C. SPAULDING A CQ..
jnoe'JldAwl«w« West Hampstead, N. II.
j — - "* ^ . — ■ ■ 1 1 ■'
Compositors Wauled.
ONE or two Jlrsi class female compositors will
dnd constant employ meat, and theh ghest ratea
pa d iu thecity, on application at THIS oi HUE.
may2Sdtt
$95 Reward !
STOLEN from the aubseriber on Tuesday Even
ing, while in Pierce's auction room, a Calf .skin
Pock*t Book containg 9/4 in rooccr, a don* against
Charles ito gdon. Gorham, tor 960.and sue against
Charles uoop* r for 912. The above reward will b*
paid for the recovery of the property and the detec
tion of the thief.
Tun© 8.—tf GEORGE BECK.
House Wanted.
WAN1KD to pttrchaae P>r ca»«, » cuuvealant
House suitable lor a small /amilw, with u-nal
conveniences, centrally aud pleasant Iv located —
Price not to exceed 93,000, Address ••Taylor” at
the Press Office maylStf
Board.
SUITS of Hoorn., with Beard, can boobtaiaod by
appljio* immediately at 30 Danforth utreet.
May llth. mayMdtf
A. & 8. 8HURTLEFF <fc CO.,
NOS. 51 A 5G MIDDLE STREET,
PORTLAND.
Manufacturer* and Dealer* In
Men’* Boys' and Youth’s Thick, Kip
and Calf Boots,
Women** Miasea and Children** Goat. Kid
and Calf Balm «ral*, Bubbers. Shoo
Biook, Findings, Ac.
ViriTU our superior facilities for manufacturing,
f ▼ and a large experience in the busines*. we
we are able to sell a* low a* iu Boston or el*ewhere.
Dealer* are respectfally invited to call and ex
amine oar stock before purchasing.
nr~<>rd«r* by mail promptly attended to.
Portland. Ap-rftl 23,1^64. dftm
THE FIRST WHIM BASE
OF PORTLAND.
Holders of U. 8. 7-30 Notes,
Can have them exchanged for s*x per cent, twen
ty year bond* by leaving them with thi*bank. lfte
interest on the note* will to paid in coin, at the ra*e
7 8-10 percent, to July 1. and the bonds will be de
livered here as soon a* they can bo«prcpartd by the
| Government. These 20 year bouds are the mot t de
sixableof any of the government *ecaritie*. Com
version* must be made in sums of #500 or its multi
plo. A commission of one quarter ot one per cent,
will bo charged. W. K. GOULD,
Cashier.
Portland, May 26, 1804. may2>0*111
Vtorge W. .TCautton,
GOLD & SILVER PLATER,
74 Middle Street, Portland, Me.
A sharo of patronage respctfnlly solicited and
satisfaction given.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
Address G'eorga W. Mausun, 74 Kiddle street,
j Room No 10, up stairs, Portland, Me.
June 14—d3m
LANS A LITTLE,
Who'esale Dealers iu
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
AND
W oolons,
No. 148 Muhlle Htreet,
A. Li Hie. | TORTLAND. MK.
JuneTdtf
11 are C li a nee!
MALE .(■ FEMALE AGENTS WANTED
mo travel in all part, or tbe Bta'e iu a pleo.aai
1 and money-making business. ♦'U salary or com
mi-,ion O’lf agent. are mating from *4 to 8d pei
dav VTe will .end »itb lu-truc Ion*. 01
tbe receipt of 25 cent*, l-.etue c.11 or addrn*
8. h. ccttinu * co ,
229 Cougreet atreat, Portland.
• Junalt—dim
clothing.
CUSTOM CLOTHING !
N. 8. GARDINER,
62 Middle 8t., Opp. Poet Office,
U retiring weekly the
LATEST and MOST KLEUAMTETTLES
—ow—
French, English nud American Doeskins,
Canimeici and Coalings,
Wh'eb we are prepared to muaras:ure into Gar
ments not turpound ia StyU of Chi. and
workmanship, bj- anjr house la this
City or -State
MR. JOHN 11. LARKIN,
Attends to the Catting oftiarmentslalble tatablish
i atent, whose repatattoa as a TankionakU. Tania
i ^ fr ** knowu In Portland an ] other cities.
We hare on hand aud are oouitanly reoeirlng all
, the aide rent vmleties of
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS,
Usually kept by tboee iu the baalaess.
June J4—cod4w
_ XLSMOVAIi.
J0S1AH BURLEIGH
■ At REMOVED TO
NEW STORE, EVANS* BLOCK,
Nos. 141A143 Middle Street.
JOSIAH BURLEIGHj
Wholesale and Retail Denier in
C othing.Coths, Tailors' Trimmings,
-AMD
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS,
Nos. 141 * 143 Middle Street.
JOilAH BUKLEItiH,
^geat for Ororer A Baker’s celebrated
Sewing Machines,
Hoi 141 ft 143 Middle Street.
NATHAN G00LD
Will «ay to his friends that he may be found at Bar*
leigti'fl, No. 141 k 143 Middle street, where he will
be plea-ed to welt npon his former customers.
Portland. March 24.1864. dtf
JUbT KECEIVED !
ftOLLWS k \H>M>,
Having refitted their store mad rewired a large
assortment of
elegant styles
c L. O T H 8 I
ARE PREPARED TO
Show Them to Their Custonen.
Also,
Clothing & Furnishing Goods,
!■ Ureal Variety,
—AT—
95 [Middle Street.
__mayfitf
NOTICE.
HA \ I NO sold oar interetl la the Dry Good, bu
tlnee. la Portland to Meters B V. Hamilton ft
Co , ee with to acknowledge the liberal .ad con
stantly incr,aring patronage we bare receirad for
the past eight years and to recommend all our cus
tomers and th»* public to the new concern
Mr. C W. itobineoa will remain at the store tor
the preweot to ih ttie the accounts of the concern Alt
persons having uuMttled account* wi 1 confer a fh
vor by adjusting thorn at once
Mr. K obi neon will also continue to act as asset
for the Weed Sewing Machine Manufacturing Com*
’“Jun.lTe.dtf C. W. MOBIMBUN ft CO.
B. F. HAMILTON & CO.
Sucoeoeor* to
l . tV. RobiUMon St Co.
WOLXD eery respectfully Inriu nil former pa
tiuna to the bouts, ana the public generally to
a free examination of oar golds at all times, with
long eapiTfrnee nnd clone attention to the wants of
custom,n, ai d adhering atrktly to the
CAKU SYSTEM,
Be Isslng It to be better for the buyer am well am the
tellur, we hope to merit a large tharge of pntroaag*.
Several lots of goods to close cheap to make room
lor
N K \V GOODR.
Mr W. N Prince, together with the employee*
la the store are to he retained nnd will he happy to
see all their customers at formerly,
B t\ HAMILTON ft'CO ,
Corner Coagrrse and Preble street..
luMl'eodtf
INTERNATIONAL BANE!
Special Meeting.
Tha Stockholders of the International Banker*
hereby notified that a Special Meeting of said Stock
hold rs win be held at tha Bank on Wednesday, the
sixth day of July next, at thrw o'clock P. M, to
consider tto raped ency of surrendering the charter
I of said Bank; and also to consider the expediency
or contorting the Beuklnto a National Baak under
the charter or certificate granted to the t int he
| tlonal Bank of Portland, and to adopt any proper
I measure, ia relation thereto.
By Order of the Directors.
W K. GOULD. Cashier
Portland. JuneZl. ISM.-dtd
126 Exchange Street. 126
Hugh M. Hhinney,
WUt' LD inform his fried* and former cu.itoibera
th »t he ha* taken the Store So 1% Exchange
Street, w her® he intends to carry on tha
Stove aud Furnace Uuduem,
In all its branches 5 TO VES, of ail kinds, of the
newest aud most approved patterns.
Furnaces and Ranges,
Tin and Hollow Ware.
Or Second baud Stoves bough*, or take u in **•
’ change lor new.
Stove*. Hahoea. Kusvai ka. and Tm Ware
repaired at short notice, in afarthfal manner.
Grateful for-orner patrouag*. he ho ea by strict
attention to business, and fkird.sling. to receive a
; generous share of pnblio tavor.
_ may 23d tf
Talk - about Hats !
JUST SEE
HARRIS' NEW STYLES.
June 4—dtf
1TH i : WO RTv !S
OK fc VICHY DESCRIPTION.
C1ITTEH A AUSTIN,
32 and 35 Federal Street, and !«". Ill, Mil 118 Com*
grtee St , Hoe ton,
Wholesale Dea'ers in
Fireworks, Chinese Lanterns, Torches, Ac.
THE HE nr UNION L METERS!
Red, White and Mae. for Political Processions.
Kxhibitioti* turnlehcd to any amount. Send lor
Price List. juaeddtojeiy 4
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL COMPANY.
STOCK Sl'IIHt
1JKKSOSS .lealruu. or.ldln^ in lb# coL.troclIon
ot . tlr.t cl"*' Hofei for rortl.Dct, in requested
tor.II vq Mr M N. Kw*l. Merchan'e kuchanre. on
.ml aft. r lho 'Jutii io.I <«h«n a book nlll bo opened
for »ub«crlplioo« to htoek of the above company .and
wi'l rrmelu open until July 'doth. l#6t.
June 17.—dim
UP-TOWN SHOE STORE!
SAMUEL BELL. 353 CONGRESS ST.,
HAS constantly on hand a large iuid well select
ed stock of
Boots, Shoos,
And ALL AKTTCLHft 19 TWaT LIU*. ft»r the MS of
Lsales. Gentleman and Children to which he In
vites the attention of these about to makepurchnaea,
as haviug on- of the best In tbe oitv. Custom
Work aud Repairing done wth neaftrsa and dis
patch.
Portland. June 21. IMfllfN
MILLLNERY.
ih:nn Ac palmer
BEO leave to oill the attention of the trade ruu
ally to their largo and *
WELL SELECTED STOCK
MILLINERY GOODS,
i •BgttSSiA'TUrsSSfjSE;
ty?tir25S?' *>' obt.ir log good.,
J&SdLLfiftftgw k-» ‘ *" -
_ Jaceldlm
STRAW CS 001)9.
THE subscriber is daily receiving trom t ha Malum
vraw Worn.. Koa&JTluL*.IShh^iew^
Wrabi. rtyies of Lull..’, Mo*ea\ £d U*S?
Straw Bonnet*,
Of all qua!jtler dlao coartantly on hand a larre
•'<*; *>weh and American Flower? i£££
Meod Dreaeea, 4c , which he will cell at tie juwut
price*. JOHN K PALMAS. *
lunelilliii 114 Middle alnet, Portland.
NEW MILLINERY STORE
Wow Goode!
MBS. A. BOBJCKTSOnTm taken the New tte'e.
No. a Tree Street, corner </ tenter, and haa
•elected a Snperior Ae.ortmont of
MILLINERY,
^ ,£ fflU. «"<*
r. tt. ▲ food assort maul off
MOURNING
Conataatly on hand .
three or fuar good Milliner, can reel re itead*
employment by Inquiring LI above, apl-daodtf 7
OR ART'S COFFEE ft SPICE MTT.Tjf
ORIGINAL ESTABLISHMENT.
J. GRANT ,
Wholaaale Dealer la all kind, of
COFFEE, SPICES,
Sals rat us St Cream Tartar,
Were Coffee and Spice Mtlle. M and li Union etreet
Portland, Me. '
Coffee aadSpiee* pat ap 'or the trade, with try
? nrpr“ri l ,*rt“7 °* P»cU«». And warrant.)
aotke r“"U>d •“d *roa,“'■he trade at ahon
or*All geode animated at the owner', rtek.
__ marchlodtf
Copartnership Notice,
-AMD —
BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENT
THB aubacribore having on the 71k day of May
formed a copartoenhip aader tba name of
McCarthy & Berry,
For tba parpoee of carry tag on tba
BOOT AMD SMgX BU8IMES8
la all ita brant bee. aad haring all tba foetlttia* for
getuag ap arat claaa work fur gentleman aad Indian,
w*ar, ara now ready to exeoatc all ordere with aaat
aea, and diapatcb Oar work wUI bo made of tba
teat ot Imported 'took, by tbeteet of workmen, and
warranted to give periect aatiafactioa. It m oar aim *
that tnr work •hail not ba aecoad to any la tba Unit*
ad Stataa.
Wo bare aleo completed a itock of ready-made
work of thu first quality, tor
Lsdlaa, Gentlemen, and Chl'dren'a Was
■elected (tom New York and Hoetos markaU
Oar Ladles' work la from the celebrated Fart#
Manufactory of Now York
For Gentlemen'. wear »a bare the boat aaeortmeat
ever offer'd for aale la tbia city; aucb ea flee F reach
Patent leather lloota. Glove lalf tad t elfioo
greaa for geatlemea’a wear; I'alrat Leather Cea
K». and t ail Coagreea Balmoral, and taw French
kie Boota.
nowetyle CRlMPF.D-r BONT
Cartky.
MCCARTHY A BEKKY,
No. 9fl Exchange Street.
United States Claim Agency!
Bounty, Prise Money dfc Pensions,
CAN be obtain'd oa appIleati-D 'o
SWEAT 4 CLEAVES,
Attorney a at Law,
mayjleodem Middle .treat, Maarey a Raw.
BRADFORD A HARM OH,
Pension and Claim Ageati,
(Eotabliebad la 1861.)
STILL eontinne to devote their apeolal end exole
alve attention to tba proaecattoa ef Oalom tar
Pensions, Bounties, Arrears 4F Pay aai
Prise Moser,
And all other claim, agaiaet tbo Gee are meat. bar.
tag been dnlv liceoaed tber-fot.
tar All advice free. Term* aa low oa at any otb
ev A truer, and no pay required until tba clalrearee
obtained.
once S3 Exchange afreet, dorr Rlock
r. BRADFORD.
d-n-L-dW 1 * UA“°*
GREEN HOUSE
AND BEDDING OUT PLANTS,
IKeapeetfilly lalorm the peb’ie that I bava oa
bead a large aeaorlmeut of Green Deere and
Bedding-out Plante, for Spring aale. of aa pot lor
qualttv. Via: Vaaaanaa. Dannie. Pstaasoni
caa, Panama aad Ruaca Alaa, a Saa colleotloa
ot Astbs EljcTa. Be.. Be.. Ba.
A .election may afweye bo foaad ot Randall B
Widtaey e, Market Square. Orders left tbaia WIB
be promptly attendee to.
ALRfcRT DBRWANUgR. f lor at.
_ , Corner ef North aad Montreal otrerta.
Portland. Me. aprSOtf
The Cabinet Organs
MADE EXCLUSIVELY BY
MASON & HAMLIN
An the heat Inatrumenf. of their eleee in the world.
Nearly nil the rnoet prcmincn* nrtuu In the eeaatrr
here given written teatimony to Uiie i fleet. and iheea
inairumenU ere in eoaetnat um in the concert* ol
the ntoel d»tl»guieh*d nrtiete— ee (>ottechnlk and
other*—a* well ne la the , r** in the urine pal tit
le*. whenever tneh in.'rumeutinr*non nd. Frle*
••6 to s:u> each. Thee* init'anrnte any ho fen»4
itthe hat c Boom* of the eabaertber. whore they
will be told nt the manufacturer.' price*.
H. *. EDWARD*,
No.l-Wj Stewart'* Block, 101,1*0 St.
_ nprUdtf
ler Crram ! Ice Cream ! !
-A.t Brown’s
Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon,
No. IV4 kid 154 Eithtif* St.,
Oppeeit* the International Ho***
_ _ may7dlf
IF Y«l HAVEN’T A
REFRIGERATOR !
OK. if yon have an old one that don't asaetly
nit von. don't Mil to examine the very teat pat
tern now lu nee. the
POLAR RK PRIOR RATO R.
For Ml* at the Furniture Room* of
WALTER CO RET,
62 and 61 Exchange etreet.
Jane6. IM4 - d2ni
CITY OF PORTLAND.
VTTBKTIOS la called to 8ect;oA 88 of Um Or*
ciuauc * tespeetiug Interments.
It any w?r«oD shall ds-troui to move cot of the
f tty the body of a dt-oeaeed person for tnt’-rmeat,
he shall make app'icatjoo to the !*uiw*riniendeat of
Burials for to-n i«sh>D «o to do, ami said Superin
t ndcut shall grant »u h m:b ssktn if no cause shall
appear for wituboldlng lot s .me. and «bali attend
to such removal la person, or employ ©»e of the an
dertakere of the city to attend th«r»to Pena;ty for
violation of this Ordmsuce uot leee than flve mm
mere than twenty dollars
All violations of this Oreiuanoe will ho proeeoated
' according to law. LOI I8 Bl'Rt K,
anperiuteudoat of Burial*.
Portland. June 10, 1864 —dim
Evprurffn Ccnelery*
TBK gunerintendeat of Evergreen Cemetery will
be his office, In New City Bui ding, entrance
oa Mvitle Street, from 12 o'clock M. to 8 o'eJoek F.
M.. every day. except Sundays. to attend to any ealla
<a connection with said Cemetery.
Orders may be left at the office at any time.
W&dtoaugl U. C. BABB. Superintendent.
Coparinerthip.
THE underdigred have formed a copartner* bin
nuder the nume of FnaxMAX Bsorssss, and
have leased tbo *tore formerly occupied by TwttehnU
* Chawplin No 88 Commercial srraet. wtare they
propose to carry on the Floor. Tea ard Tohcaan
• business. JAMBS FREEMAN.
SAMUEL FKUJ4A&,
Portland. Jun# 9 —49.