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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Rio Grandc 18th ult. brig mot sch) Benz Delano
Baxter, for New York, ready.
Sailed from Rio Janeiro June TO- brig It w Lucas
Anderson. from Boston, San Francisco
Ar at Kingston 9th inst, bark Celia, Dolby. New
York.
Cid at Falmouth ia 18th ult, brig Clarence. Brad
ford, New York.
At Montego Bay ia 9Th inst. sch John Campbell.
for Philadelphia, ldg
Ar at Port Maria ia lst inst, sch Abbie Forest.
Smith, New York.
New York
Ar at Jeremie I'd inst, sch Julia Decker Dunton,
for Boston.
Ar at quebec 18th inst, ships Gertrude Doane,
Liverpool; Simoda. Leavtt, Cadiz.
Ar at Pictou 10th inst. brig Charles, Smith, Port
land; schs Emma Furbush, Kendall, Rockland; Nee
ca, Huckins Passport; 18th, brig Amra Hall, Port
land
Cid 9TH schs II Dexter. Dexter, and Daniel York.
Hill. Portland.
Ar at 81 John NIB 18th inst sch onward, Brannon,
Portland.
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after few engagements. Col. Corcoran's

after few engagements. Col. Corcoran's
speech was warmly applauded throughout.
Col. Maggi responded in a few very neat
and appropriate remarks. He said it was good
to see men cheering, "but," pointing to his
boys) at is men with guns we want. We have
come" said he, ito defend that old flag that
was left us by Washington, and come veal or
woe, we have all resolved to stand by it, and
protect it against all assaiants." The noble
men he had with him had come to fight, and
he knew very well that they would fight
Cheer after cheer went up as the Colonel re-
turned to the front of his regiment, and form
ed the line of march for the sacred soil' of
Virginia. And to the stirring strains of
marching along" this noble body of men soon
crowded the long bridge. w.
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rg-On Tuesday afternoon, says the Times,
a boy named Desilva, aged IL years, fell from
the mast head of a gundola at Bath, and was
so severely injured that no hopes exists of his
recovery. He fell thirty feet.
REcRUTING.-By request we reproduce
to-day the following extract from the letter of
our Augusta correspondent yesterday;
For the benefit of parties who desire to re-
cruit men for the new Regiments, | am au-
thorized to state that the work of recruiting
for those Regiments will be entrusted to the
civil or military officers of the city or town.
Idle it is therefore, for persons wishing to
recruit, to come to Augusta for authority so
to do, or to write for it.
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gB- The communication in Thursdays Ad-
vertiser,sgned Custom House." we have good
reasons for believing was not written by any
one connected with the Custom House, but
was got up by an outsider sailing under false
colors, or, as we have heard it surmised, might
have originated in the Advertiser office, and
used as text for the editorial fling that ac-
companied it. The officers of the Custom
House, we are told, were in favor of Mr.. Ger
rish's nomination.
% Since the suppression of the city liq-
uor agency in Augusta, it is said that the
spirit of the Age" has become decidedly
vapid
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state Of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, August 20, 1862
adjourned session of the Ereciifire Council
"A will be held at the Council Chamber, in Angus
Ia, ON Tuesday the twenty third day of September
next. Attest,
JOSEPH b. HALL,
aug2ldtd Secretary of State.
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Broker. Board. Bo.,o, A.. on

DIR. T. p. QUIsIBY, would give notice that he has
returned to Portland and can be found at his Room
No. 10 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, Tuesday, August
18th, where he will attend to all wishing to consult
him.
First Examination at Office. 90
Each subsequent sitting at Office, ............ 80
City Patients, first Examination at residence $50
Each subsequent visit at residence, ....... 100
August 10, 1s62.-tf
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GETTING EAsIER.-Silyer is getting plen-
tier every day. Whether it is owing to the
reduction in the premium or to the fact that
the government substitute is about making its
appearance we are not aware Evening
Courier.
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aster Hall.
POSITIVELY TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
Wednesday and THURSDAY Evenings August 9TH and 18th.

Their Repertoire embraces choice collection of
Vocal Quartettes, arranged In their own peculiar
style, also variety of the sweetest English, Irish,
Scotch. German and Spanish ballads, extant Humor-
Gus Songs, Duets, &C., Arias, Cavitinas and Scenas
from the works OF the most popular italian and
French Masters. In addition to their usual choice
selections of vocal music. they will play each eve
ming, several pieces on the celebrated SWISS
BELLS.
They win also introduce the wonderful WOOD
AND STRAW PIANO, the most astonishing musi-
cal instrument of the age.
The ALLEGHANIANs beg leave TO state to their
numerous friends and patrons Of former years, that
about four years ago they added the SWISS BELLS
TO their already superior eoncerfs and the press,
well all competent musical critics. have pronounced
their bel-playng superior to anything Of the kind
heard in this country not excepting that of the
original Swiss Bell Ringers, who appeared in the Uni
ted States about Is years since.
Admission Is cents; children Is cents. Commences
at 5 o'clock.
During their sojourn in foreign lands tho concerts
OF the Aleghanians were honored BY the attendance
Of hundreds of thousands of delighted listeners
kings, queens mobiles. and the most dsting ushed
of the patronized their entertainments and law
ished upon them the most nattering demonstrations
of approval.
J. N. BOULARD, Manager.
a22dlw D. G. WALDRON, Agent.
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SpOK EN-.

July a. lat As. lon 43I. ship ST Helena. Springer
from New York for London.
Aug 2 lat A. Ion As, ship Albatross Laughlin, from
Quebec for Liverpool
Aug It, LAT So 26 Ion 6s A, sch Frank Brown, from
Halifax for Kingston ia.
No date, &c, bark Alexander Rich, from Cardiff
Hnlmes, IInle
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Brig W Lucas, from Boston for San Francisco,
which put into Rio Janeiro in May, in distress pro-
ceeded on her voyage June 10.
The wrecked vessel which driftcd ashore Squan
Beach 18th inst was probably the sch Emeline, from
New York for New Orleans, before reported burnt.
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For Register of Deeds.

LOUIS CORNER, Northern District,
j. Q. A. BARTON, Southern District.
d. THOMAS HANCOCK, Gray.
j. A. RICHARDS, of Augusta.
GEO. w. WHITE, of Rockland.
MARSHALL DAVIS, of Brooks.
SAMUEL G. ADAMS, of Alfred.
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~ Consumption and Catarrb, and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs. successfully treated by INHA-
LATIoN, By c. MORSE, NJ. d.,
auls '62 cod Corner Smith and Congress Sts
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ENLIST.-Persons from towns whose quota Is full
DESTROYS to enlist. enlist part of the quota of
the town of Brunswick and receive the town bounty
800. Per order Town Committee Augl4lw
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Ladies Committee Rooms, open every afternoon
from to O'Clock, where work will be found ready
for all who are willing to assist augl2 1w
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Statistics of the waterville Glass of 1867.

We are indebted to Mr. f. W. Hall, of this
for the statistics of the class of 62, as given
by the historian on CIass-day, Mr.. Hall HIM
sell having filed that position. As the list is
long we copy only the more interesting por-
tions of it:
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DENTIsTRY.-Dr. JOSIAH HEALD, No. 241 Con-
gress Street, first door east of 1st Parish Church.
Portland, Ne. aug7dly
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MARRIED.

In this city 10Th inst, by Rev Jacques, Mr. James
Leslie, of the 18th Regt to Miss Alice Huckins,
of this city
In Bath 18th, Capt W ii Starkey to Miss Appha
burlington both of Il.
In Newburyport 18th inst Mr. Hylas Wheeler to
Miss Maria VI Morse, of Bath.
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= -
DIED.

In this city 10Th inst Fred Sumner, aged years
month"; youngest child of Rufus and Deborah Deer
ing.
tB-Funeral this Thursday afternoon at 3o'clock
TO attend.
In Brewer 18th inst, Mrs Mary d Il, wife Of DIR x
X Cushing, aged 81 years.
In Machias 18th. Hiram Berry, aged % years
mos.
In Eastport 10th, Mary J, wife of Thomas Kimball.
aged 40 years.
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu-
lar lines The steamers for from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except the Canadian line which call at
Londonderry.
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IL the world and having since their return, given
sirtytro SUCCESSFUL concerts in the city OF New
York; alse visited Washington. Baltimore, and
ny of the principal cities of the Western States In
all of which their concerts have been attended by tho
largest, most fashionable and delighted audiences
that greeted musical artists, would respect
fully announce TWO of their highly popular nusr-
CAL Entertainments, Mt
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CLEARED.

Sch Rosa, Sawyer, Boston, J Brown & Sons.
Sch Harriet Fuller, Hamilton. Boston, n o Cram.
Steamer Chesapeake, Crowell, New York, Emery
& Fox.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoN.-H. A. LAMB, NJ. D.,
Office, corner of Congress and Chestnut Streets,
Portland, Ne.
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II Particular attention paid to Surgery, includ
ing diseases of the eye and ear. aug7-6md
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Money Lost.

Money Lost.
ON the 10Th inst, between the Canal Bank and
~ Princes Express. $50 and $40 bill OF the Ca
nal Bank. The finder will be rewarded by leaving
the money at the Office Of Princes Express.
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Battle of Baton Rouge---Weitzel's Re-
port.

Lieut.. G. Weitzel of the Uuited States En-
gineers, Chief Engineer of the Department of
the Gull, arrived at New Orleans on Wednes-
day, 9th instant and gives the following Off
cial report to Gen. Butler of the Baton Rouge
affair.
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DISASTERS.

rY-Ship Twilight. Gates, at San Francisco Aug T.
has been chartered to load for New York at $500.
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rY-Ship Southampton was taken at New York on
Saturday with full cargo for Bristol Liverpool,
at 36s net.
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For County Treasnrcrs,
.SAM'L BRADBURY, of n. Limerick.
THOMAS ii. MEAD, Bridgton.
DANIEL PIKE, of Augusta
ALDEN SPRAGUE, of Rockland.
$. A. HOWES, of Belfast.
JOHN HALL, of North Berwick.
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For County Treasurcrs.

For Clerk of Courts,
WIN. NJ. STRAITON, of Augusta.
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FOREIGN IMPORTS.
CAGLIARI. Ship Ocean Pear-14o6 ions salt to
ID keazer.
PIcT0U. Brig IL Dexter-Ie5 tons coal
Farmer.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
wednc- dny. August go.
ARRIVED.

Ship Ocean Pearl. keazer. Caglari, passed Gibral-
tar 18th uit.
Sch X n Dexter. tBrl Dexter, Pictou.
Sch Colrane. tBr1 Moore, Maitland Ms.
Sch Mic, Boothby. Elizabethport.
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Hamilton Boston.
Sch Merrill. johnson, Boston.
Sch Unison, Mann, Boston.
Sch Elm Ellen Kicker Hnxfnn
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
ABNER COBUR N,
OF sKowHEGAN.

For Representatives to Congress,
First District. JOHN. GOODWIN, offs. Berwick
Second District SIDNEY PERHAM, of Paris.
Third District JAMES G.. BLAINE, of Augusta.
FIFTH District. FREDERIC A. PIKE, of Calais.
Old Second Districf--cdcGncy,
THOS. A. ID. FESSENDEN, of Auburn.
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rland. MOSES NJ. BUTLER. Portland.
l.. w. HOwES, of Rockland.
J. Z. X. BOYLE, of Unity.
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Enr Sheriff.

.Aroosfook WILLIAM SMALL of Fort Fairfield.
Cumberland. THOMAS PENNELL, Harpswel
Kennebec. JOHN HATCH of Augusta.
Knor ........s. W. LAuGHT0N, of Appleton.
Waldo. ......J. ID. TUCKER of Belfast.
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For Senator'S
Aroostook ISAAC HACKER, of Fort Fairfield.
Cumberland. SAMUEL L. SPRING, Portland,
JOHN IL. PHILBRICk, Standish,
DANIEL ELLIOT, Brunswick,
LEVI CRAM, Bridgton.
Kenssebec. NOAH WOODS, of Gardiner,
PELEG F. PIX f, of Fayette,
DENNIS L. MILLIKEN, of Wateryille.
Knor ....... NATHAN A. FARWELL, of Rockland.
GEORGE A STARR, of Thomaston.
Waldo. -. B. NJ. ROBERTS, of Stockton,
JAMES p. WHITE, of Belfast.
York. JOHN WENTWORTH, of kittery,
GIDEON TUCKER, of Saco,
LUTHER SANBORN, of Parsonsfeld
For County Commissioners,
Aroostook THOMAS j. BROWN, of Hodgdon,
NATHAN S. LUFKIN, of Eaton GRIT
Cumberland REUBEN HIGGINS, c. Elizabeth.
Kennebec. EZEKIEL HUBBARD, -
Kaor 49,. .NATH'L AFFORD, of Hope.
Waldo. 49,. EEUBEN w. FILES, of Troy.
York. DIMON ROBERTS, of Lyman,
ALFRED HULL, of Shapleigh.
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PASSENGERS.
In steamship Arabia. from Boston for Liverpool
Mrs III ID Gregory, of Bluehil
MINIATURE ALMANAC-Thursday. Aug n
Sun rises morn. ii Length Of days. -. 10 %
Sun sets. eve. 30 "a Moon rises. IA
High Water, morn. "A
MARINE NEWS.
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CHARLES A. LAMBERT, ESD,
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The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the
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tons nv sterics fatigue pain in the back ana limbs &C
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are the most efectua( remedy ever known Tor all com
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They are known thousands who have usen them AT III
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tanning from Atty to sixty pills. ~ ~
pills sent by uail, promptly, by renting to the FRO,
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,1he Mtarkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. june 4.

At Market 297 Cattle, about $50 Beeves and AZ stores
consisting OF Working Oxen. Cows and .twoandhree
y .ars old.
'rices- MarketBeef-Extra 1915 to 7oo frstquality
$3.50 to 5000; I'd $575 Sd, 400.
Working Oxen-S90 to 1S0
Cows and Calves-S25 to IL.
Calves-S4,O0 to SO.
Warnings None.
Two years old-S00 to 90.
Three years old-$21 to q?
SHEEP nd Lambs-1975 at market-Prces in lots, 1928
to IS each Extra, 1890 to AS
Remarks-The supply Of cattle was notlarge, but suth
cen for the demand Prices without change from last
week More sheep >ola than last week. About all with
the wool off, and sold from 2 to per pound.
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To GOesuvapaDtsVes.

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weeks by very simple remsdy, after having suffered
several years with lung difficulty. AMI that dread
disease. Co sgmptonis ANXIOUS to make known to his
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1oa who desire it, he will send copy of the prescrlp-
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cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchits' &C me only
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to benefit afflicted and prcad the information which
he conceves be invaluable, and he hopes every suffer
err will try his remedy will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing
Rev. EDWARD A WiL'uN, W iiamsburgh,
f336m3 King county, New York.
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a0'fe'' " Tn t9s" F. rHAfMAN Practical Chemist
f336mo 1871 Broadway, New Gork.
,rHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF SUI.
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cial benefit of Dung Men, and those who suffer with Ner
vous Debility, Loss Of Memory Premature Decay &C
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ing put to great expense and Inconvenience through the
use worthless medicines prescribed by learned DOCTORS
Single copies may be had of the author, G. AMhENi
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wf338m2 Grcenpoint, Long Island, n \.
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! COMpoUND.-'he popular prejudice agn nSt patent
m.dc es seems to have been removed in tie minds q
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Certificates from among the trst men III the comfun
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Thursday May %.
| have barely time to torH ard d letter hy the
prize Just captured Oft this place aud when Is
on it's wav Nurthward The news here is quite
important Our guuboats are within 4 niles OF
Charleston, by way of Stone Inlet, and we ez-
pcct soon to attack 1t.
Nrw YORK. June I. The Times correspond
emf states that John Washington, an ald
of Gen Johnston. while carrying message
tn, ouph the woods, uncOnsclously RODE INTO our
lines On his person was found book contain
ing a complete list Of our army divisions, CORPS
revlmepts and officers, together with Its dlspo-
sitlon before Richmond This capture proves
that the rebels have other more reliable means
of obtained information, than by collecting II
from newspapers. 3
Washnrton was a cadet at West Point, ana
only graduated last year. On his person anu
in the same book which contains ihe disposition
and the number of our officers, was d toil anu
cnmnlete statement Of the rebel forces now un'
der tieo. Johnston and its disposition likewise
The Tribune cditorally says we learn through
q nriyate channel in which we connue' tnac Tue
IInionIsts of Texas will soon be heard from
Wa understand that their arrangements LOT re-
staring their state to the Union had been quiet
" matured and that they have ere this 'nro"h
the old flag to the breeze, under the ieau VI ueu
Sam Houston. We cherish strong hopes thaI
the rebels of Texas will soon turn up hsslne'
md that the Old Sam and Uncle Sam Will nave
possession OF the State. 10,
Tbe Ti,bune's Washington dispatch says COL
Shepley of Maine, has beer appoi"''u n'''''
Governor of Louisiana.
Can't Schultz arrived to-day with the treaty
Win Great Britain Tor the suppression Oh the
Slave Trade, signed by the Queen fatii'cat ,
having been exchanged, the treaty Is no" Jaw
The Worlds correspondent, dating Far oaks
so,sour loss in killed, wounded anu
.u csn : be less than $500, thus showing
.h,a hat,le No far rs loss of life IS concerheu "
W. tho second engagement of the war; being tx
ceeted only by the battle OF Shllon'
O,ohec lime l. There was a destrucIN
} tho St Louis suburbs this morning VI VI,
: hn,dred and twenty houses, mostly "oou u
mos and occupied by mechanics were oui"'U'
p,,,,.np1puIA June 7. The gunooat bien Nv,
-''.u;,,d with three schooners IN to"' A"o
we're ca ptured off Charleston u.aou last
Tbs BIenyille left Port Royal on Monuay ia''
s M, presidsnt's revokal of Gen. iiun'cr p.o>
$ inn was we'll received. Gen. llun'ei ia
nn Du negro brigade and ASSIGNED mem r'
. the work of building intrenchmep's a" aoo,,re
s. s tns WUA A sharp engagement had occurs
With the rebel batteries at st mo H. ;nvos,;u
WIFI The s Union soldiers were virtually 'nVeS"'
= Charleston. .ho.o nv the blrck
l.',, ,,essels is still aground
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WASHINGTON, June 6. Instructions have
oeen sent to Brigadier- General Brown of New
YORK to muster for payment about 400 return
ca prisoners now arriving in that city from the
Department of North Carolina
Payment will be made to these men as soon
as the muster rolls are completed Such OF
them as may have have been exchanged will be
granted leave of absence for twenty days The
remainder will be turlou2hed, till exchanged or
discharged. Those of the latter class will re-
port their address TO the Governors Of their re-
spectlve States at the end of each month, in Or
der that they may be promptly notified should
an exchange be made for them
Secretary Stanton's response to the Inquiry of
the House says explicitly that Governor Stanley
has not been instructed by the Government to
prevent the education of white or black children
In North Carolina. The Department has re-
celved no official information that be has inter,
tered to prevent the education of white or black
CHI dreu In that State. A copy of the resolution
OF the House has beed transmitted to him to re-
port upon his action on the subject, which, wher
received, will be communicated to that body.
special Washington despatch from 'Pcrley
states that gentlemen direct from White Hous
say the number Of killed and wounded in tn
recent engagement will probably amount t
IoOo. Our troops are IN high spirits.
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The Confessions and Expert
esscs. az I'M asey:assd.

PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and a warning and
[ caution to young men who suffer from Nervous Debl
y Premature Decay, &c supplying at the same time the
of SelfCue By who has cured himself after
being put to great expense through medical imposition
and auackerv By enclosing post paid addressed envel
pc SINGLE may be had of the author, N ArH AN
Ell. MAYFAIR, Esd, Bedford, Kings Co., N. Y.
march1Sfly,
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DEyTAH. NOgaCE.

arr- On the NINTH DAY OF JUNE shall leave my
office for ABOUT TWO WEEKS. to attend to business
en,ayemeut in another place. Notice OF my return vii
he given in this paper. JOHN NJ oo"h"i"'
Montpelier, May 81 1862. Do'""'
I'D
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Have you used DR.. GGord's Homeopathic Curative :!
Try it for any disease named in the istyou will not
any other medicine. An assortment of the curattves
kept by Fred f. Smith, Montpelier Vt, Agent sent
per mail by NJ S. Burr Co., Boston, Mass, Phlep
Lee 1876 VILLAIN street, New York Price % cents per
box Manual fur hed free. See that each box has Phil
ipI ae'sn IMAM on
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ureat Tears are expressed for Baltimore and
Tue otate OF Maryland There is great excite
heh' In the city, aud mobs have full control.
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'VHs Machine is adapted to all kinds Of Clothes trnm
/ pocket handkerchief to bcdQuilt. Yen can wiring
Clothes in less than quarter OF the tline ana SO
much dryer that they will dry in half the time anu
not nure your Clothes half much as when twisted
by hand. This Machine is formed with Two SPRING
Rolls COVERED WITH RUBBER and so c1nstructed as 10
together with great pressure ana turn aS anu easy
The sprDgs the rolls constructed as to yltd the
most p the centre, where the NIX Of the Clothes are
conducted they pass between them By ms means ,he
with the rubber close tight around the CotheS