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Commissioners, Nofice.

FIVHE undersigned having been appointed by the
Il Judge of Probate for the County of Cumberland
as Commissioners to receive and examine all claims
against the estate of Cornelius B. Butler late of Port
land in said County. deceased, hereby give public
notice that they have appointed the third Mondays
respectively of the months of January, February.
and the office of John Neal Esq, in said Portland,
as the time and place for receiving said claims and the
proof thereof. JOHN NEAL. lCom,rs
10 w3w ALBERT MERRILL. NoA -
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Slave Trader Convicted---Oaksmith at Ha
vana.
NEW YORK, Oct. 80.


The jury in the case of Albert Howe re-
turned verdict Of guilty. Howe was charg-
ed with fitting out the steamer City of Nor
folk, for the slave trade
Appleton Oaksmth arrived at Havana on
sailing vessel about the goth inst, and has
gone to neighboring plantation TO recruit his
health.
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n1- We understand that in conseouence q

sg We understand that in consequence of
the scarcity of postal currency, as well as
change, the Eastern Express Company will
soon issue their checks or due bills for various
small amounts, which will be redeemed in
sums Of one dollar, at any of their Offices
This plan has been pursued in Boston and
some other large cities, and has been found to
be exceedingly convenient.
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Rebel Barbarities.

LOUISVILLE, Oct 90
At Cumberland Ford the rebels recently
hung Capt. King, of Lincoln Co. KY, former
ly of the Sd Ky. regiment, his two sons, mere
youths, and twelve others, Unionists.
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sy- Mails for Europe, per steamship North
American, at Quebec for Liverpool, will close
at the Post office in this city, at IL NJ, to-day.
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Narrow Escape of Gen. Acknowledgement
of the Rebels.

NEW YORK. Oct. 80.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
Gen. Hooker to-day very narrowly escaped
being killed at Wizards Hotel. The General
had come into town TO communicate with the
War Department, and was in the room of Sem
ator McDougal when gentleman who was
present exhibiting to them an improved car
bine, fired it accidentally, and the charge
passed between the gentlemen and shattered
the wall behind them
A special dispatch to the Times, dated Har-
per's Ferry 20th, says the movements of the
enemy are very mysterious, and the reports
are conflicting.
A contraband servant of rebel artillery of
ficer escaped yesterday morning from Charles
town, and says Hill and Jackson's rebel force
have moved from Bunker Hill to Charlestown
A. P. Hill occnped decivity half a mile be-
yond the village on the Winchester road, with
another large force.
Two regiments of Stuarts cavalry are this
side OF Tharlestown, and his remaining force
on the other side. The tattoo is heard dis
tinctly at Halltown by our pickets.
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MONTREAL Oct 20

Steamship North American arrived off Faith
er Point at O'Clock last eveeing, but was
prevented by thick fog and snow from com
muncating with the land. She brings So
cabin and 209 steerage passengers. She passed
the Jura on the I'D. The North American
will sail from Quebec on her regular day, Sat
urday, il nothing prevents.
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Rebel Steamer Herald.

NEW YORK, Oct. 80.
AT Bermuda, 9th nit, the rebel steamer
Herald, with 900 batG OF cotton and Professor
Maury as passengeR
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Arrival of Steamers.

ST.. JoHNs, n. F. Oct. 80.
The steamship Hibernian, from Liverpool
10th, via Londonderry I7th, passed Cape Race
Ell route for Quebec at 3 O'Clock this morning.
The sea was so high after the recent gale that
1t was impossible for the news yacht of the
Associated Press to board her. Her dates are
five days later.
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House for Sale.

V'HE Westerly Half of the Double nement. No
Il IL Watervile Street
Apply to ELIZABETH L. JONES.
oct9eod3w on the premises
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Eaton Boarding school.
WINTER SESSION.

THE Winter Session of the Eaton Boarding School
i for Boys,-located at kent's Hill, Readfeld, Me-,
will commence Monday. Nov. 10th, 1s62, and continue
twenty weeks.
for Circular. ii. NJ. EATON & son.
kentS Hill, Oct. Is, 1862 ocl7 DIV
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MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
Supreme Judicial Court.

OCT. TERMINATION, j., PRESIDING.
THURsDAY-The entire day was taken up
with the trespass case of Tyler & al. V. Dyer
& al The evidence is not yet all in. Court
adjourned to nine o'clock Friday morning.
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Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Oct 80.
Second Board-Stocks heavy and lower: Chicago
& Rock Island s2l; Chicago. Burlington Quincy
ll3; Cleveland Toledo 50; Gaiena & Chicago Sal;
Illinois Central scrip 81; Ele 62s Erie preferred qOl
Harlem 2lh; Reading 19i; Michigan Central s9t
do southern 42!; do southern gua anteed s7.; Hud-
SOU IS; New York Central 1863 Pacific Mail ll2;
Tennessee 6s 81; Treasury 10th l05t; L. 5. 6s of
ISL coupons 1888; do registered 1883.
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NOR PORTRAITS OR LANDSCAPES of any
IL size or style desired-latest patterns and best
workmanship-madet TO order by
MORRISON & CO, 81, Market Square
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THROUGH TICKETS

ITO NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. BALTI-
i MORE and WASHINGTON, and TO all parts of
the WEST and SOUTH and NORTH WEST. via all
the most popular routes and at the tocest Boston
rates for sale by W. ID. LITTLE Agent.
Oot. q dtf Office 81 ExchanQe
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WHO took the bundle containing Pair of Pants
w and Vest, Friday, the cath inst from New
York Store l25 Middle street. will please return it,
oc27 div
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Freedom Notice.
Notice..
Wanted.

4 YOUNG MAN, a College graduate desires en-
IA ployment as TEACHER, or otherwise. Can
give the best OF references. Address Box 2l09 Post
office, Portland. ocl7 d& w3w
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Vermont Butter,
Gilt Frames.

20 JF. WEEKS & co.
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COOper's shop to Let.

ON Commercial Street, head of Hobson's Wharf
~ Inquire of j. ii. HAMLEN,
sep4u Office on Hobson's Wharf
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To Let.

7NHE commodious Chamber in the northery cor
Il ner of the new brick block. orner of Lime and
Milk Streets directly facing the Market Rent ow
Enquire at Office of
OCEAN INSURANCE CO,
Sept. Is. 1852. diff No. "a Exchange ST.
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TO LET.

4 THE House No. II Maple street. tbeing Sd
house from Pleasant street( in thorough re-
lr&sN pair, water tank in attic TO supply bathing
YiiSasu room and wash-bowl set in chamber, large
EE1A brick cistern in cellar gas all over the house.
every convenience desirable ONE OF TIE MOST
PLEASANT STREETS OF THE CIrY-yery desil able dis.
tance tor business man. WILL BE LET Low TO
THE RIGHT TENANT. Inquire OF
EDW. NUiTER
Octl5-eod3w 43 Uni n street.
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TENEMENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Convenient tenements for the
"a accommodation of two small families, in
sssm respectable localities, and within ten min
Ckk utes' walk of the Post Office. Rent not to
exceed from $50 TO 175 per annum.
Address Box a. Post Office. apply at the Count
ing Room of the Daily Press Fox Block.
Portland June %. distf
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STATE OF MAINE.
HEAD QUARTERS.

ApJuTANr GENERALS OrrrcRl
Augusta, October 25th
NolicEis hereby given TO all concerned. that
~ raiiroaa and other passes signed by any Of the
oe omcals will not, after this date be recoenized
and the fare upon the same be paid
JOHN L. HODSDON Adi't Generai
oc29 lived - N| ee"si "a.
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House to Let.

IA DWELLIF G-HOUSE, No. SO Free
N@A Street, is TO be let, and possession given
lssssM3. Immediately. The premises may be ex-
lesetX amined at any time. For further partic-
1Asl3 ulars apply to
JAMES FURBIsH.
August 9th, 1862 If
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FOR SALE,

FINHE undersigned offers for sale CHEAP the DWELL
Il ing House, he now occupies on the corner of
Cumberland and Paris Streets.
Please rsll and examine for yourselves.
Aug. 80. dSw c. =. KIMBALL.
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The Highland Boarding school
for Boys,

IN BETHEL, MAINE.
TNHE Winter Term of this School will commence
l. on the first Tuesday in December, and continue
eleven weeks
The advantages for instruction excellent. and
are adapted to the immediate wants of the pupil
For further Information application may be made
to n. +. TRUE. NJ A,
Proprietor and Principal
October q, 1862. oc23 d4w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-12

we're less buoysnt and csed AZ rather lower rates. with
sales = 400 bbls st the above qsotstions Southern
-four was also dull, with Q tendency 70 lower rates
whs sales Of 600 bbls. made above price,
Rye -four was unchanged with sales Of 100 bills Com
steady ct quotations with sales Of 100 bbs
Jersey caloric and Brapdywins wheat was heavy.
from To- De- lower, and business checked moro or
less by the labor strike The sales footed up about
$50 900 bushels At 10 81 IL for Canada club 81 80
.l SO for white, 81 q . 81 20 for amber Michigan,
Iowa, 81 0S 81 10 or Milwaukee club and 96c 81 OF
for Chicago slring Corn was heavy and lower, with
s y for ESSssn m.sa -. and s % for
good TO prime old Western do. Rye was steady and in
fair demand with sales Of 5000 bushels at 7Sc. To
for state Barley and barley malt remained quiet Oats
firm and steady, with sales OF Canadian and West
srn at 43c. . 45c and 1T 45c. . 46ho for State.
CoFFEE.-The market WAS nrm ana moderately active.
Sales Of 5000 bags OF Rio reported al 2lc q
lG0 do. at zoe. $50 ST. Domingo at p H. and $50 mats
CorrosNThe cotton market was excited and again
higher Before the receipts Of the Norwsgans news
800 bales were sold on the basis Of 4lko. 40. for
in their demands, and no sales reported
FREQ HIT. Rates ntinued firm. To Liverpool about
90 900 bushels Of wheat were engaged In bulk and bags
at Is ID lid and IL 900 bbls -four ut &c. 10 I'd As
chiefly vt the inside Ggure and 10 bales of Sea Island
cotton at 4d TO Glasgow 100 packages butter at A6s
and 100 tens oil at s6s 10 nion 81 900 bushels wheat
were engaged at lad, in ships bags, with flour at
- I'D foIr small vessels taken for Cork, Of
10000 bushels capacity each at 1os per quar-
Ter An AMERICAN bark engaged 10 load with grain
for Londonderry at l5d IN ships bags.
RovIsioNs.-P0rk-The market active while
prices were steady with sales Of 800 bbs reported
$40 37s $40 80, closing the outside figure and at
- BIZ a IS % for prime. Beef in fair demand,
with sales OF $50 bbs at S13 for plain mess and $4
Si4 10 for extra; prime mess and beef hams were
quiet and nominal Cut msats more active and the
III rket rmer with sales ~ 800 packages reported
at 4c. for shoulders, and 4hc. 5h for hams
Lara was in good demand aud prices frer with sales
OF 900 pack ges At 7c. &C., the latter for choice
D. tier was steady AMI prices unchanged
SUGARS were firm and In & cd demand with sales Of
$50 hds, included in which were ESQ New Orclns by
auction, ~ 6kc, with handsome clarified at
li1c, and the remainder contested Of Cubas, chiefly
At &c for low grades 70 &c. SXc., including refining
and grocery grales. Messrs J.. A. Stuart have ad.
vanced the terms for their refined crushed sugar
l3sc, per ib., cash.
sPIc s-lhe market was Arm, with sales Of $50 bags
pc per at &c.,, l0l Tags pimsnto at &c., and 80
NJ me % at zoe. Cassia was he'd at CSC.
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N. Of and second hand Household Furfnure ~
advances DOUGHTY VIII sell this day. at i0h oc oek,
salesroom 70 Nassau street. large OF Parior
Suits Mirrors Carpets, Bookcases rosewo octave round
eornered Pianofore, E tension Dining Tables Bullets,
Dining Chairs Dressing Washstands Bedstesds
HAIR Mattresses Lounges &c Asu second hand Fur
niiure for Of sale the wnoe conpts
ing worthy the Of housekeepers
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Arrivals and Departures.

WI HAyM4HALsteamshipC CO umb,aIJ Lamblo Mona!Oz
o%bo
S3 a'is saS Ms.
9 Gosz LADY ga ana sv sos Msa Rivers Arssdo
s saS: psFsha
vani; Montrato lady three children and servant;
Ysnis sa LADY Mss
Maines. Palmer Pedro lady 500 Leander soler
;ss, :snss
x4ssss' isdy ana shiISsss; saa LADY
rpssasnc lsay and servant; Jose Bruno Marlin .
sam %sns Dasy NJ ss
Ssssss tsse. ss rI.s
SS sn wife and
Hrs s1ss s: Si isa's s sasi
lsnss
snf G.r Anso
ASlsi s, Roman, Mis- sioa Essisyo.en Tsss
i:Ss .iss he,F; sss ?Y
:y Nj tn ss Mrs snE s
.S;roye ID psnnsn son H., and sister Dc Misusl
Hardy B.iaeld' vsile. sns, saray c.rsy
Mss Bsebs Colon lady: seven children and nurse
Mrs Jewett and three children Mr. and Mrs Evans and
s;sS. y S% s: E wv; -
Mr. Frothngham and maid servant; Mr. Henry Elk and
SSISss:1 Sssss kas .ss
Mr. Henry Becker. Miss Mason 49,
MISUNDERSTANDING Great Easiern-Miss Kate Harris
a tssd b asi s:
Bentley, Carma, Perry shaw Peson9e, Eyance King
sa5s?; M & s
ppo"gl.. dsGrg: stanley Eai,fs. VIM HOFFMAN, Jss
ans
Ma sos aasy Gaa arss. LSEsa
AZ Barlow Ss,v.Is Tsyio, Harvey Xois. Cha;
Juan Mr. and Nj. Henry Hail. family and
Mss Ss
3, george Smith John Hsyss Thomas Thomas prosssr
ssss o NH. .% r.s:,si % F pfSs
Esq. ss . H'Es sv lie
fsoc Owe. m ssSs Ws ..S
" S;sd dsa . a.s; Evan;
n
oDs srpSs, Ss sn M,a Ne JaSs, NSSsr ~
sq%sy dhSs
iansy Roe John A,%..ge sanasi Borne Mrs aad Ms;
h r %a M' ws H. e and sr k
sn .I, aTi Mrs lIsslcy Mrs lea smith Sspaen JIG
saith, Henri sessrro"i GseTss Barnett Peter Wood,
ms. win Bav,n Carte, Nj and Mrs Fsher,
Mrs Gavey and family, Miss Mcdonnell Mr. Shea. Joseph
McFaidcn jas acGoyorn, Henry Lisse, Kathleen tcrn,
Miss Doyle Jos Cunningham. Anntage II Stefan John
Grcuory, l. Nei MI aud Mrs jenkins aud family, Dur.
rand Mons Arssld Arazten. Herr Balios, Mr. Cono Mr.
DAIRY, Miss a sey, sullivan. Mr. and Mrs Fletcher Mr.
Power Mr Calaan Nj Morse Mr. Crowley, Thos Corridor,
Pat Blrte Mr. Harvey aud family Mrs kerrson Miss Field,
Consul at ranrIer--and III in the stee,asr '''
BON sisT Ms. Alp SsSss Ns si aA n9 sloA
Grosclaud, W Ryder Fowler, Mrs Fowler r Nadal, 8
Boschc Gibson, NJ Ncyta, A del valo w Edwards,
Psriados Ms Nofsnio and family, Miss Mills Miss
~ Helms Mrs Ualc and caiid ,,or Cartenas schoc.
thp. q Tarbox, Thos Williams, w Bethel W Haghins
Howell George Chapman, Scales, Francis, Bode,
Shannon Bsrkey. JOAN Little, L Geries Thorn y.
son, N lie Boibon, Mrs Rockies Miss Whitley Mrs Z A
OIL, & PeIrse, Roberts, II Mot-Tots 81
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REWARDS.


OK REwARD.--LosT, ON MONDAY, It'll INST, IN
pC the Union Bank, Envelope with the United
the outside directed To Reoecn secofu con-
tanning three cert aes for stock for 81 shares o. ne
BANK OF New York. for foftyour Of the Union
Bank and for shares OF the Bank ~ America OF
to any but the owner the transfer o. cach hss
been stopped Any person Anding the same WI Peass 70
leave them with David III. Pete sccord, at NJ ruruy
shade factory corper OF Fulton and Nassau seet iop noo
opposite Herald office
q, A n REwARD.-LosT OR STOLEN, FROM NO.
pIU West Twenty.nlth street. tive Euid w tcAes VITA
Chains, Charms and Brcaspins attached; one marked ln
nowers) tIiyyie.n The other marked -. H. T." iAwn
brokers wifi please stop them f offered The apac reward
viii be paid for both, or so Tor one cs WIN DsVa WIZ
ham, room No. 8, ~ Pine street
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BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY 8. 3 ]. BOGART.-
This day. at O'clock in the large FranSbn
market handsome Counter back bar gilt Mirror,
Round Tables, Arm Chairs Crockery and Glass Ware also
four years lease Of the premises from May last.
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FIVE ARTS.

j sTERLosCorIc AND ALBUM VIEWS
-
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF 1862.
roxpoN ! M ERE ISC ORC AND PuOt OGRAPtiIC CO.,
blg.proadway, opposite the Meto. ,ontan ho,ei N, "
TILE LONDON srEREosCOPIC COMPANY BEG TO
iIorn public and thcir patrons that they
have added hor large, sra 10 s roems operating
depaFtin iAng Gates de v site Vignee Photo
giaphs aud also la hey haNena an engagement with
rafsan ART - VINO brings with him and improved
~ sty, whereby they arc cBariet the most
CANT and chit Pho ographs ha hayc ever been pro
4. ia iN this city. Gard Pictures a. per dozen.
LONDON STERlsOSCOPfC AND IHOTDGRAPHiN GO.
90 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel New vera
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TOHN II. BURLEY, AUCT1oNEER WILL SELL THIS
- day. At two O'Clock, at ~ Canal street. large
Of and second hand Furniture Carpets, Oil
cloths Mating Bedseads Chairs marble top Centre and
other Table SOFA Beds Hat Racks Warrrohes Washstan
Feather Beds and Bedding HAIR Matr sses, Looking
Glasses 81 Brussels Velvet and Ingram Carpets, marble
cases. &C.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CTS s, 3s.-REv. L. 5. KALLoCH, WILL PREACH
~ On this cub jet aud administer the ordinance OF Bap-
u Sabbath morning, in the Lag street chulch, corner
OF LsSht yarlck streets Subject for tina evening
sloan, the Evangelist
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HENRY B. HERTs, JR., AUCTIONEER.
III BY HENRY WOOD & 90.

sHERIFF'S SALE-APrAk.Arus, SKELETONS. Ac.
On Saturday July IL 1852 at III clock the Meropoii
tan Medical College, 6S East broadway comprising Cheni-
cal and Philosophical Instruments and Apparatus skee
tons Tables Chairs Stove and Pipe, Boiers Portraits
Plates, Gilt Letters, &c. JAS. LYNCH, Sheriff.
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(NHAS. ID. DAVIS co. WILL SELL. THIS DAY, A
~ lt1a "clock, at 1874 William .t.~t EianeNed Suits
Easy CHAIRS Bedsais, EAiensIon rtle i.hr stIy Suits
reps CARPETS, coths, Mirrors LocAng CLASSES, Office
Stools, Mattresses,
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~. way WIN eel this day tsataruayl at O'clock .. 70
Crosby street. Spring. general OF no
hold Furniture, Carpets Beds and Bedding also Cooking
Stove, Croekery, Glass and China Ware,
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r Bo1ART. AUCTIoNEER-BY 8. 4 J. BoGART-
Ihis day. at loS p'cloyA q the auction looms No.
and black walnut Onicc Desks Counters email lot Of Ii
quors, &c.
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DosT OFFICE EoTICB.-THE MAILS FOR THE
United Kingdom and the Continent via Queenstown aud
Liverpool per City OF Baltimore, and for the Ger
man States HAMBURG per Teuona will close
at this occ on Saturday the 18th day Of july l0 O'Clock
A. NJ. ABRAM WAKEMAN, r. NJ.
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EURNITUsE.

BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELLED FURKITuRE
"A in AZ eolgis Of warranted manu:Lciure: also. solid
clestnst Chamber suits plain ami ornamental ut H. n
IAiRiNufoss, 36s Canal street, opposite sosser Es
ts 1913.
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~ at a small prot Fancy Coos, fanAe Notions
PocAet Knives, Scss gen ,emen's ia nislng
ever, thing you want rs BoNey. every night Al
a nc
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DHILIP q. WILKINS WILL SELL AT AUCTION On
Tuesday, July 49, at u O'Clock. at tho Merchants By
change saesroom No. Ill Broadway 3 of Land
the Ramapo Valley road about and quarter mIes from
the New York and Erie Railroad depot ST. Terms station
There the property . good Dwelling House 2x36 feet;
Also . good Stable The place 10 Welt watered and has
plenty OF fruit Full particulars be had 81 the ofce OF
the auctioneer, No. 81 Pine street.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOU'VE NAN, q YEARS OF ACE, ROMANTIC
~ and f OF run good look OF Counsel wishes 10 cor.
Jnd III oIng Lady in her teens, with view 70 ina.
,~nory Mopcy object as the subs rbsr Is ahundany
sbe 10 support vie in luxury. dress. In couude cs
s..tns asc, ~ Eugino se Nj, box 20 Ieiali oalce
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-16

We are greatly indebted TO Mr.. J. w
Cook, of our village, for fine specimens
of cherries, two varieties; four varieties
of raspberres; four varieties of currants,
very large; and two of the choicest va
rieties of strawberries. Mr.. G. has TAX
On the utmost pains to stock his garden
and nursery with fruit of all kinds, the
very best that can be obtained, and the
specimens before us indicate good success
in the enterprise.
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NAPOLEON, Henry TO-, VI, July Z, 1000.
Dir, G. w. RoBACK, Dear ,Sir:-For the ben
eft of suffering humanity, permit us to announce
through your circular the surprising properties
Of your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills, which is sure cure for Indigestion and
Liver Complaint. We have several persons in
town, who have been suffering with Liver Com
plaintand Indigestion, and, Notwithstanding we
have as good physicians rs can DO found in
northern Ohio, yet the disease bafied their skill.
Consequently we were in state of desponden-
cy until we commenced usingyour pills, through
We used the medicine according to directions,
and are now full of life and hilarity, and our
gratitude is equal to our improvement in health
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we feel like charging ourselves with the sin of
ingratitude, if we did not announce to the pub
lie the great benefits of your Medicine. There
fore, we recommend to the public at large, the
expedency of having recourse to your Medicine,
and consequently, as in duty bound discharge
what we feel to be our duty, in advising persons
who are suffering rs we have suffered, to make
use of the only true and sure cure for the dis
cases already mentioned. MRs. GwN,
Mrs. BRENNAN,
MISS HEAToS,
c. G. SPELMAN.
va. See advertisement, [172
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WE notice at the dock of Messrs. FER
RY d SoN new vessel, built by A. G.
LrrcHFIELD, for NOAH II. and Epw.
p. FERRY, Of this place. She is fine
and we'll proportioned hull, and will, when
rugged, be quite an addition to our fleet.
AS her name, the Lumberman, would
suggest, she is built with special reference
TO the lumber trade, and all her planning
of hold and deck evidences the mind of q
practical man rs fully as her model and
fastenings the skill Of master-builder.
Her dimensions are, length of keel, 1875
feet; length on deck, over ALL 1872 feet;
breadth of beam, "a feet; depth of hold
Z feet. It is enough to say of the quail
ty ofthe timber, of which she is built, that
it is "Blendon Oak" carefully selected
and put together in thoroughly workman
like manner She has two center-boards,
20 feet each, and will be a three masted
topsail schooner Her cost, completed,
will be about $4,000. She will be sail
cd by Capt. CoNNELL, SO well known in
connection with the Levant, under whose
eye her sailingqualities will be fully tested
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-16

A VOLUNTEER meeting has been called
by the Mayor of Detroit, in accordance
with petition numerously signed by cit
liens. II was to have taken place last
evening No doubt great enthusiasm
will attend it. The fact is that the peo-
pie, in all their strength, are beginning
10 arouse to the necessity of the most
vigorous measures to wipo out this ac-
cursed rebellion.