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Lone BpAtn, Opposite ManuahAwkin, J. July IL
The rtganrne Reindeer. Captain BolInsn, Of Shell
oane. 4, from st Jago de Cuba loaded with sugar
shore hsfpasl four O'Clock this morning Mn,
n lies below Bnrnagat Inlet There WAS thick fog with
tho wind NE. The Captain second mate aud three Of tn
shore. The 1rst nate and two OF III. crew
ill remain The wreck. The vessel los the bar
will high the sand nj high water tonight Thu
Captain reports three foot OF water In The hold wsen h
e the vessel The prospect thai the greater part Of tn
D.sill hn aNad
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GEN. JAMISONS BR'0ADEs
TFTY-sEvExTn PENNSYLVANIA vOIuSTEaRs.
ranr Miner First Lcatenant, Co. II; Sud. Hazen Co.
g. scar Shurrs, Co. &c. W. Douglas, Co u; r. o. FIR
man. Co. g; Jonathan sayer, Co. II Henry Armstrong,
co. H. r. q. Douglass, Co. q: John y. More, 60. H. Jas
NJ Brady, CO. II, sergeant IL. G. Wells, Go. y; John
Srcar CO. X w. Bowos, Co. A; Sergeant j. d. Hedges,
Co. q; j. y. Morrow, Oh. r.
sirrS THIRD PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS
Martin Naylor, Go. "; r. c. Dowds Co. &; X. @. Wor.
don, Co. o. Jsmas Crorks, Co. y; Simon Shall Co I; 3.
Perkins 60. GEO. Rhine, Go. 10. A. Watson, Co. g.
wolfkih Co. q; W. koorncr Go. Il Henderson. Co. !;
Jchn A. Robinson, Co. q; John Packer, Co. !, Hugh
Smith, Co. y; Mark McGyaw, c.. X; VIM. Nice. Wills,
Co. II; John NJ Iair Co X; Geo W. Rcind, Co. r; Jas
Gilbrcsth, ca. IL Geo worden Co. &; Wash Bell Co. X
C. y. Cooper, Co. G John H. DansDger, Co r; Gregory
Lawrsno Co r. Emanuel Cirsins, Co +, Corporal Adam
Potter, Ca. y.
oxEHuNDRRD rxSSsyLvAuA VOLUNTEERS.
If livingston, 90. d. Philip Taylor, 20. &: chas
KesIsr, ca Az Jcsse McElsoos. O.. 81 thas smith, band
And. Eddipger, co. j.
erdurIaxsKrIu NEW YoaE VOLUNTEERS
VIM. II. poion, Co. !; Geo. Madden, Co. n; TYloe
Mitchell Co. @. ~ Navel, Co q; Charles H. Cavcr Co.
Lawrence Abrams Co. ID: jerome Smith, Co. L. fhos
Iarksr, Co. A; john Mcph,rlan, Go. A.
CAsEy's DIVISION.
EulrTy -ifrsT NEW YORK. voyryfEERe.
LORENZO Walker TO. l.
NINETY KsGlra NEW YORK REGIMENT
Martin Kellogg, Go. 4.
rEvEvrI NAIVE REGIMENT.
r. n. Burns, Co. n.
FIRST NEW YoRK CAVALRY REGIMENT.
gN. rarlin, Co. d, Mrs. Pariin.
Total, l07. ri
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The steamship City of Baltimore, Capt Kennedy SAILED
yesterday for Qnsenstown and Liverpool. @
The steamship Teutona Capt Tsube, sailed yesterday
scushampton and Hamburg
Sur CAeoLrs MAasus bound 10 LIVERPOOL with cargo Of
aauo took bottom Off the lower side Of Island
remains aground.
BAnx alADIoGA--st Relens. NAY sl--Thc shy George
tof Nswturypur) Geo Lunt MASTER from hargOon,
torut falmouth England, arrived here May 20 or
dcrs has brought Ia Davis the officers and
two ts LIFE Lark adoiA of Boston t re-
potedb which ,es.s wsic on hr FROM New York
Hong Kspr with Goals bad xpcfcnceda NJ
cal q which s her rnddcr and sprnx heavy leak
which aimed the 70 uch ostcnt ~ 70 no
aeebe she nccordngiy ahanionc
tue nrht Of u s0h April sst sea nc0lnt d TIE aswai
Care NJ 0unt Hope IN eho Sou lsti'1dA IS
L,i aud lonatude Esst23 se2 4mn-silha fha
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Tirst Regiment Unitcd States Sharp
shOOterG.

Tirst Regiment Unitcd States Sharp
KIled-cAptAn Edward Drew, Co. g; Sergeant Joel
Parkor Co. q; Sergeant James W. Staples Co. g; L. II.
Lset, Co, E; George Scale Co E; Thomas Ward, Co T.;
Lyman l. Thomson, Co. George Leaning, Co. G Avian
Swits, Co. X; James Mathews, Co. X.
wo, ted-Lieutcnant Colonel Ripley leg; William O.
ocnknt, 20. G; james Winchsil. Co. d, wounded
:; second lieutenant c. Il Jones Co. g First Lieutenant
6eaton, Co. y; j. W. Sheppard, Go. G.; George r. LOWS,
@; Q; Henry aossr,s, CO; q; Robert cssey, Co. Q;
John ONea Co. G VIM. o. Clark, Co. G, Second Lieu.
tenant +. Peet Co II, lungs. probably mortal; Wood.
ward hodsoa; Co; II; Richard Boyd. Co. II; Edward A.
X; First Lieutenant Emil A. Berger, Co. L.
REHABILITATION.
AuIed
wosouei.'.'...........
nssinS
This reg men IL no, briaded br, attached l., General
Morclis dyishm They arc usually detailed TO dlnsren,
eivisions as ricketts, and sklrmshsrs.
..f Artillery.
SRrrFEs's BATyRRY--LrEUTESANr KrHGsBuRY CON.
MANDtNG.
Killed --Buger Jsrsma all wadsworth.
WUR5sf. --E~ery Slaief, shoulders samuel Hopton-
stae, arm and sd l.sstus hencsch, thigh; James
trowu. leg, d, CIR VIM. Gobring les Bugler ,Chas.
ziakin, side; Chas. B.nio, hip.
REHABILITATION.
Killed. ................, .....................
wound d.....-..................
Ansag.. I
Dr. i;,nry s. schsi is The p:rssa missing Mc was
captured while taking care OF the wounded.
FIFTH MASSACHUSETTS BATTERY.
RHsed-Corporai A. y. M'iken, r. r. Cuisine, c. ID.
Barnard.
I1orn;ci.--wm n. Ray, shoulder; john Agcn. side;
RSbi King, shoulder L. d. Brcwnill, ankle; Jacob Tea
sech, leg.
REHABILITATION
tllcd
"ouSso
-
X
MATHIS FArrrvY
kWsd-lisutcnart tsicS g. r. Mortimer
6cutdd--J DIN 5,naott, hand; John Parsons, shopl-
Ger John W. Ciiy, leg
rs3rrrL,rioS
HtNed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I
NoVnieu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is
-,
wkspEN's EnoDE ISLAND aArTEaY.
EiHsJ.-Icorpafa. 600. III. watern: prvates samrct
fhwsbv, Eisba ". Tboyer, Joseph Ward. Henry 3.
Ieston, John -wan.
WOlaies' corporal Vim, .. Thomson, thigh Corporal
A. r. Mcmillan; Corporal wm Siearrs pvlyatcs Finley
Knowles leg and breast; Gen. " Ham chses Aired
Lg1iier, arm; Jvison Lovely, snortaiy; Riclard
IA 10y Oliver Hawkins, Benry Downing, loot; Gideon
rasNcr, james Galley, Goo Young, Cbcl Z. Brand VIM.
II stephens, ehoilkcr; Owen D. Knight. scalp; Jacob
LAWS FOOT Bent ". tawk ns, leg: hesekiahW W. Bsnnstt
.seo; Patrick Clllay, leg: john I,sk, log.
HEcArTrLATisS.
70
Wounded.
Nssisg
This sa,,w1ios mr. hors.s three guns ard four cais
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List or Deaths In Hygeia Hospital rronA
IT7 July 20 q.

Captain j. D. Brown, %. X. sh efpsylyania cavalry
Jtiy syivanus Humphreys, CO. y, "a Maine, july 8;
Edward Roseuo, ans Co. h. 4Ib New York, July 81 Eras
tue u Kcr Go. Es SD Psnnsyiyans, July .; Charles
Taylor, Co. n, LIST Connecticut artillery, July Q.
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WssaY PAPER 1s7egsD TO aec AND mEsezHcs'

the government Is unimpaired, and that the
total expenditures Of the government for the
year has been, in round numbers, $40 ,000,.
900, less than one.third the sum wasted by
the enemy in his vain efforts to conquer us
less than the value of single article Of eI.
port, the cotton crop Of the year.
The report OF the Postmaster General will
show the condition Of that department to be
steadily improving, its revenue increasing.
and already afordiDg assurances that It will
be- self.sustaining at the date required by the
Constitution, while aaording ample mail ia
cilities for the people.
In the department Of justice. which in.
cludes the patent Office and public printing,
some provisions will DO required, which will
be specifically stated in the report Of that de-
partment
invite the attention Of Congress to the
duty of organizing Supreme Court OF the
Confederate States, In accordance with the
mandate of the Constitution.
refer to my message communicated to
the provisional Congress in November last,
for such further information touching the
condition of public affairs us it might be use.
ful to lay before you; the short interval
which has elapsed since, not having produced
any material changes in that condition, 9th
CT than those to which reference has already
been made.
In conclusion, cordially welcome the rep
resentatives who, recently chosen by the pco
pie. are so fully imbued with their views and
feelings, and can 80 ably devise means for the
neediul provision Of the public service.
I assure you Of my hearty corporation in
oil your efforts for the common welfare OF
the country. q
(Signcd) JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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Eeh- cS.

SxSArE.-Mr. Starke offered resolution
that papers relating to tho loyalty OF Ben
jamin Starke, Senator from Oregon, be refer
rcd to the Committee on the Judiciary, with
instructions to investigate charges ON evidence
which has been OF may be presented.
Mr.. Hale objected.
Mr.. Sunner said he was very sorry Tor thu
vote of the Senate yesterday. There was eyr
dence here. uucOntradicted, which, II true
went to show that the Senator from Oregon
was q traitor. lie was not surprised thai
the Senate should be trying to retract it
sters, or Senators should seek 20 relieve
themselves from the responsibility OF their
vote.
Mr.. Fe.senden said he did not like the Ian
cuage Of the senator from Massachusetts,
lie did not think he had 4 right To lecture
him or the majority Of the Senate. Tie wat
ready to defend his action whenever 1t wa'
necessary, aud IL would be time enough to-
the Senator from Massachusetts, to be troubleC
about the responsibility OF Senator's olde'
than himself when they show any desire tC
avoid the responsibility.
Mr.. Starke's resolution was laid aside a
che expiration Of the marning hour,
HorsE.-Ths Homestead Bill was con
sidcred and was passed-l0S 10 10.
Adjourned to Monday.
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Gbs adar.
On the Potomac.

The n. Y. Mercury Of Saturday morning
editorially states chat Gen. Hookcr's division
has crossed the lower Potomac.
The advance guard OF the Division under
Gen Banks. on the Upper Potomac, crossed
the river on Monday morning last. withou,
opposition, and occupied Harper's Ferry,
Charleston and other places in the vicinity
The following Massachusetts, regiments be-
long to General Banks Division: Cd, Col,
Gordon; l2;h, Col. Webster; 18th, Col
leonard: 18th. Col. Devens: 18th, Col
Ainks; Goth, Lieut. Col. Palfrey command
ing.
Whether this is a part Of a flank move
mcnt, intended to capture Winchester, and
operate on the rear of Manassas, or to allow
of the building Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, 50 that heavy reinforcements may
be easily transported to the West, cannot
yet DO determined.
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~ While our Government is ready and

~ While our Government Is ready and
willing to fulfill its obligations towards our
brave soldiers, their widows, children and
heirs, who are entitled to arrcarages Of pay,
bounties and pensions, great many do not
know when or where to take the necessary
steps, or to whom to apply for blanks Of
forms, and for the preparation Of application,
idrn,i6cations, af6davits, certificates, powers
of attorney &C., &c.
A great deal depends upon the manner in
which these claims arc presentcd-the gov.
eminent requires particularly in the pre-
paration Of the great number Of documents
requisite in the prosecution ola claim, which
to be successful must be strictly conformcd
to.
Those entitled to pensions &C., from the
government will do well to commit their
claims to George II. Knowlton. ESQ.,, Of
Alfred. who Is fully prepared to attend to oil
business in this department, and II the cause
is susceptible Of being successfully prosecuted
W. arc confident that he can do II.
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"Lieut. Commander Phelps, sent with a
flag Of truce to-day to Columbus. has tins
moment returned, and reports that Columbus
is being evacuated. lie saw the receis
burning their winter quarters, and removing
their heavy guns on the bluns. put Tue
guns in the water batteries remain intact
He also saw large force OF cavalry drawn
up ostentatiously on the bluiis, but no IN
antry was 10 be seen as heretofore. The
encampment seen in our armed reconnaissance
a few aays since has been removed. Large
fires were visible in the town OF Columbus
and upon the river banks below, indicating
the destruction Of the town, military stores
and equipments. :,
(Signed) A. II. FoorE, Flag.Oiicer."
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B.cknerand Tiighman In Fort Warren.

After many detentions by the elements, and
in spite Of rumors TO the contrary, the rebel
Brigadier- Generals, Buekner and Tilghman ar
rived here yesterday afternoon, and were sent
Immediately To Fort Warren.-BostoR DAILY
advertiser Of Tuesday.
CuicAGo. Monday, March ,.
A special dispatch to The Tribune from CAL
TO, III, says: A gentleman just arrived from
Charleston, No., brings intelligence Of the cap
ture OF 20 men Of JEFF, Thompson's band, and
four small one. FOUNDER guns, near Sykestown.
The gunboat Lexington had an engagement
a day or two since with rebel battery at Saw
annah, Tenn.
WASHINGTON. Monday, March, ,.
The following despatch was received a, the
Navy Department to-day:
CAiRo, Monday, March ,.
To the Hon. GIpEoS wEIIEs.
Lieutenant. Commanding Shirk has this mo,
ment arrived from the Tennessee River. and
brings full dispatches from Lieutensnt-C Com.
handing Gwinn Of the Tyler, Synopsis OF
which Is, that the two gunboats proceeded up
To Pttsburg, near the Mississippi line, where q
battery was opened upon them, consisting OF
guns, one Of them being nAed. which were soon
shenced by the gunboats. Ninety mounted
men landed under cover OF the gunboats, and
charged upon the enemy, driving them some
distance. until they were strongly reinforced.
and our party withdrew 10 the boats, when J
regiments opened upon the gunboats, but were
rcpulsed with great slaughter. The casualties
On our side amounted to Ave killed and miss
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occup.,io. Of Ma. willie.

The occupation Of Nashville by our troops J:
now officially confirmed. A dispatch was re-
ceiyed at Gen. McClellan's headquarters yester'
day announcing that Gen. Buell. arrived at the
north bank of the Cumberland, directly oppo'
site Nashville. on Tuesday, where some OF the
rebel pickets were found. who Immediately re-
tired. On Thursday the brigades Of Generals
Nelson and Crittenden marched through Nash
Vile, and eneamped four miles beyond 1t on
the road towards Murfresboro' without encouu
tering any opposition.
Official information to the War Department
from Nashville, represents that the military
work in that State is about completed, and thai
IL Only remains to effect civil reorganization
Of the State Government. IL was believed thai
the United States forces would occupy Column
bus on Sunday. The rebel forces under Gen
Albert s. Johnston are being steadily forced
back by Gen. Buell.. Cotton to the value OF
Sl00, 900 has fallen into our hands at Nashville
and the Treasury Department has taken meas
ures tO have il brought To New York.
The President has appointed Hon. Andrew
johnson a Brigadier General, and he will pro-
coed Immediately TO Tennessee, to organize 9
military provisional government, until the civil
government OF the states snail DC recohsuuct'
ed. Mr.. johnson now represents Tennessee IN
the United States Senate.
The Secretary of the Navy to-day received
q letter dated Cairo, Feb. "a, from flag officer
Foote, who says: 81 have the honor to for
ward communication just received from Lieut.
Commanding Bryant, the substance OF which
have just telegraphed.
The captain of the steamer who brings the
dispatch says that six miles below Nashville
there was a battery and high bluff. which had
mounted Is guns, but several OF them had been
thrown into the river before the Cairo arrived.
lie also reports that strong Union feeling was
manifested in and near Nashville, and that
Gov. Harris, after yainly attempting to rally
the citizens and others, left ON Sunday morn
ing for Memphis. And he also states that
the Cunboats are the terror of the people al
Nashville and at points ON the Cumberland RI
YER, and that on hearing Of his arrival, sup
posing the gunboats would proceed Immediately
10 Nashville, the enemy ret Gated panic strick'
en-. The unusually high water, enabling thu
boats TO ascend the river, was Proyidential.
The Memphis Avalanche has correspondent
at Nashville who states that Johnston AND
Beauregard,have their heads together, and they
will mature plans which will secure us victo
RES" knowing ones ASSERT" the writer
continues, "that our troops will be in Cinein
natl in forty days"
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Congressional.
xxxvII,h congross--First Session.
WASHINGTON. Feb. q.

W
srs,rx-Mr. Wilson of Mass. reported
hack from the Military Committee the bill
proyiding for national foundry and fur
nace. with an amendment striking out the
furnace.
Mr.. Davis offered a bill as substitute fol
the confscation bill, which was ordered tc
30 printed.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, the bill to in
crease the efficiency Of the medical depart.
ment Of the army was taken up.
Mr.. Sherman was willing 10 increase the
number Of surgeons but not the salaries.
Mr.. Wilson moved TO amend 50 that the
additional surgeons provided may be selected
FROM the medical corps of the army. Adopt
cd.
Mr.. Grimes moved to add, cor medical
corps Of volunteers"
Messrs. Nesmitt, Rice and Brown opposed
the amendment, as calculated to disorSaniEe
the medical corps OF the army, and allowing
any one to be selected by mere political and
medical quacks.
The morning hour expired and Starke's
case was taken up.
The Senate admitted Mr.. Stark rs Senator
from Oregon BY the following vote; yeas 20
nays 10.
Mr.. Stark appeared and took the oath.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF
the medical department Of the army.
Mr.. Grimes amendment, that the surgeon
generals, medical inspectors, &C., be selected
from the volunteers, as well as the regular
army, was adopted.
Mr.. Hale moved To further amend 40 as to
allow the selections Of surgeon generals, in
spectors. &C.. IRON the country at large
Rejected.
Mr.. Sherman moved to amend 50 as to 10
duce the salary Of surgeon generals from thai
Of brigadier general to colonel OF cavalry
Agreed to. Also an amendment to reduc,
the salaries Of assistant surgeon generals and
medical inspectors. Agreed to.
Mr.. Grimes offered an amendment, that
the provisions Of this act be in existence ~
long as the rebellion lasts, and no longer
Agreed to.
The bill passed.
Mr.. Pearce reported from the committee
Of conference on the civil appropriation bill
Agreed to.
The cOn6scation bill was taken up.
Adjourned.
HorsE. - Messrs. Delano and Harrison
spoke in favor Of Mr.. LOOMS against Mr.
Upton.
Dir. Dawes Of Mass. concluded the debate
on the latter side.
The House declared, - against 80, that
Mr.. Upton was not entitled TO seat.
Mr.. Dawes, from the Committee on Elec-
tions, made report, accompanied by resolu'
tons, that John Kline is not, but that John
p. Verree is. entitled to the scat from the 50
Congressional district Of Pennsylvania. fts
consideration was postponed.
On motion Of Mr.. Washburu, from the
Government Contract Committee, a rcsolu-
ton was adopted calling on the Secretary OF
War To communicate to the House the report
and correspondence of the committee sitting
Mt st. Louis for examination OF the claims
growing out Of affairs IN the Western mill
tary department..
Adjourned.
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From the Upper Potomac

We have rumor upon secesh authority
that the divisions Of the rebel Generals Kirby
Smith and jackson, are at Winchester, with
10000 men, mostly Virginia militia. over ~
pieces Of artillery, and 5000 cavalry.
The rebel artillery which fired on the rail-
road train came from Leesburg, u distance
OF about fifteen miles from the point opposite
Berlin where they fred. The protection
afforded them by the Blue Ridge Mountains
ON the wet will render 1t difficult to dislodgs
them should they secure heavier guns and
better powder.
The rebels on Saturday threw number Of
shells at the buildings used as store houses
at Edwards Ferry, but did no material
damage. They were fred from tho fort
which Stone allowed them to build under hi
guns.
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MurGe.ssre' Abandoned.

NEw YORK, March :.
The Tines Washington dispatch statcs
that General Buell. telegraphed to General
Mcclellan last night that the rebels have
abandoned Murfreesboro,' and are in full
retreat toward the Tennessee river. Crossing
this river will place them in Alabama, and
free Middle Tennessee Of every armed force.
lnasmuch as the enemy retreat along the
railroad line and tearing up the rails as they
pass, il will be difficult for General Buell. to
catch them.
The Tennessee and Cumberland riyers will
be opened this week to free and unrestricted
CONNER, o, under the order Of the Secretary
Treasury This measure will be one Of great
relief to the commerce OF the Western States.
and il will be boon to the loyal people OF
Tennessee, who have been suffering 50 terribly
for tea, coffee, salt and other necessities.
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9eatbs,

In Augusta. 5th ult.. John =. Warren. OF Bar
Mills Hollis private In Co. 4, ist Maine Cavalry,
aged % years and months.
Rest, soldier-brother. from thy work,
SO we'll. 80 early done,
Tho never on battle held,
We hope Thy riefory's won
Dear Saviour. take him 10 thy rest,
Receive him, love him still
Help us to bow beneath the stroke,
Submissive to thy will. W.
In bingham, Mass, 18th ult., Mr.. William sher.
burne, aged 20 years-a worthy and respectable
man OF color. tor many years. faithful servsnt OF
Hon. Daniel Webster.
In bingham, Sth ult. Georgianna Galley, aged
IS years and monrhs
In saco, 9th inst, Miss Mary L. Smith. aged %
years. Daughter Of Mr.. John Smith. Of kennobunk:
In this city, 2lst alt. Miss Alice Weber, aged
63years.
In this city, 2ith ult Eleanor II. daughter Of J.
q. and Octayea Harmon, aged year 2 months and
, days
"SuiIer little children TO come unto mo"
In this city, LIST inst. Freddy W., son OF Haven
and Savina 4. Chick, aged years I months.
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DR.. MORSE. OF PORTLAND,

Well known for his successful treatment or Con-.
sumption, CafarrA, Asthma, bronchitis. and all dis
eases OF the TAroai and Lungs by Medical lnhala
tiOn with view TO the accommodation OF his nu.
merous patients and others DESTROYS to consult him
In Saco, Biddef0rd and the surrounding towns, Will
be ut the Biddeford House. Biddeford the first fri-
day in each month hereafter until further notice.
Ii stormy on Friday. DIR. n. will be ut BiddefOrd
the next day, Saturday, II pleasant.
lie also treats all female complaints For Falling
of he Womb" and 'LsueorrA1a" no has n sover.
cign remedy. feb. 2i-9tf
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, James Flood, Of burton, In the
w County OF York, by his deed Of mortgage,
dated March 18TH 1853 and recorded In tho said
County Of York Records. Book 2S. page lo.l. con.
veyed . certain fArm situated In said Barton. on
90 called, ~ John and Benjamin Cressys house ana
farm. In said buxton, containing one hundIea
acres. more or less, Including twsnty-cue ana :,
half acres OF land he, the said Flood. oougnt %
said Flood now lives.
And whereas. tho conditions Of said morts.gs
deed have been, and still remain broken " Va
conditions, the undersigned. mortgages, elaln. :
foreclosure OF said mortxaesi and gives ths nyI,o
for the purpose OF forsclosing tie eams seoo,uinS
20 the provisions OF the sts'u, ropp,S pnrig
Maine rorrAS nopin-
Gorham, Feb. 18th. 1862. !"