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Justices Rennire a License.

In our issue of the 9th inst, under the
above heading we published a paragraph
stating that "a Justice OF the Peace, under
the new Internal Revenue law requires H.
cense in order TO qualify him to take acknowl-
edgernent of deeds, or TO perform the official
acts under his commission" A Justice of
the Peace cannot act as conreydncer, with
out conveyancer's license, unless he has
license as lawyer or a claim agent. The in
structions of the Commissioners of the Treas
hry Department, dated July 80, 1894, specify:
"A party holding license as a lawyer or
claim agent is not required to take license as
conveyancer; but claim agent cannot car
ry on the business of a lawyer, nor a convey
ANGER that of claim agent or lawyer, with
out a separate license. In towns having a
population of less than six thousand persons.
one license may cover the business of land
warrant broker, claim agent and real estate
agent upon the payment OF a fee of S25-the
highest fee applicable to either business-but
such license must specify the three occupa-
tons"
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BY TELEGRAPH
rOTHE
Portland Daily Press.
FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY.
New Movements in Progress by Gen
Hancock
Repuise Of Enemy at Deep Bottom,
Capture of Prisoners, Cannon and
mortars.
WAsHINGroN. Aug. 10

q. "AohiNoIoN, aug. 10.
On Saturday last Haneock's corps was put
IN motion on james River. and by circuit
Gus route reached the north side OF the River
at Deep Bottom, in the rear of Dutch Gap on
Saturday night.
Turner's and Terry's divisions of the 10Th
corps also crossed over to Deep Bottom on
the same night. Fosters division, which had
been for some time posted at Deep Bottom,
was advanced by Gen. Birn. a little after
sunrise Sunday morning, pushing the rebel
llne OF skirmishers considerable distance
The 24th Massachusetts regiment Col. Os-
borne. charged and captured seventy prison
ers.
Meanwhile Gen. Gregg's cavalry had clear
ed the ROAD for Gen. Hancock, and be got the
"a corps into position on Gen. Brney's right,
on the Newmarket road. which led from the
vicinity of Malvern Hill directly to Richmond
The position thus taken by Hancock is eigh-
teen miles from Richmond.
Gen. Brney made an assault on his front,
and carried the line of the enemy's works
which guards the approaches to Richmond in
that quarter, capturing six pieces of artillery
and mortars. Some advices state the number
of mortars at four pieces.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-17
Theatre.

This evening Mr.. Mexican Buchanan will
appear in the character of Macbeth. The Ed
Inburgh Metropolitan Journal speaks of his
personation of the character, as follows:
Mr.. Buchanaas MdcbeM.-Our experience
from frequent attendance at dramatic repre-
sentations, is that Shakspeare's tragedy of
Macbeth, when rendered by an actor capable
of undertaking the part, is always success
full. As an acting piece, Macbeth is one of
the immortal Bard's best productions, and, as
a drama of the closet, the student admires il
above all others. There are occasions when
criticism halts at some great artistical work
presented for analysis. Such Is BucLandR's
Macbeth, as rendered last EVENING" stupen-
douS trhoie, udst in conception, and pouertui
IN execution. The dramatic art has gained a
new impulse by such bold aud startling de-
iineator, and what the public has been taught
10 believe, heretofore, to he the perfection OF
stage knowledge, failed before the impression
made, stamped and liked by the superior arts
uc skill displayed by the actor. His vast
physical aud corresponding mental resources
seldom so happily united for effect iu the
dramatic art-must place him prominently be-
fore those who can judge OF great works Of
art. The loud applause that greeted Mr.. Blu
chanan at the conclusion of several scenes,
stamped him as a successful delineator Of
Macbeth.
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"MUcH ADO ABOUT NoTHING.r-A man
who was pretty well "set up, applied at the
Police Office last evening and stated that he
had been robbed Of his wallet, containing
5000, in shop on Fore street, by the daugh-
ter OF the proprietor OF the shop, aud that the
latter kicked him out of the shop. Upon this
statement the proprietor of the shop and his
daughter were taken to the Police office, but
their story was, that the man was drunk and
quarrelsome, and therefore was put out the
shop. As to his wallet they, neither Of them,
knew anything about.
Deputy Marshal Merrill concluded to search
the man who made the complaint. Upon
stripping him his wallet, with all the money,
was found under his drawers. Mr.. Merrill
took possession Of it, locked up the complain
ant until he should get sober, and discharged
those he had accused.
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Commercial.


LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET, Aug.
Gsh.-Riehardson, Spence Co. and Others. report
Flour dull and Sd lower. Wheat heavy and 2d3d
lower; red Winter Western s. %. Corn quiet and
3d6d lower; mixed 49,.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET Messrs.
Bigland, Athya CO and Others, report Beef dull
and unchanged. Pork inactive and "a Cd lower.
Bacon tending downward. Lard quiet and Cd lower
Tallow STEADY.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-The same
authorities report Ashes steady Sugar inactive and
9 ais lower. Coffee steady Rice dull and tending
downward Ro in steedy. Spirits Turpt milne quiet
at 69s Petroleum very dull al GIG los fer crude and
2sCg2s I'd for refined
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Aug 9Th
Sales to-day were 5000 bales. including 1860 TO
spectators and exporters. The market closed I'M
changed
Proyisions-dull and ten ing downward
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Aug. 6.--Consols
closed at s9lor money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.--illinois Central rail-
road iiai3 DIS; Erie Railroad 40ieflJ
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LIFE AND DEATH IN New YORK What
citizen of New York, even of the most OBJ
serving habit, would suppose, from the ocu-
lar evidence that is presented TO him, that
one hundred funerals traverse our streets ev-
cry day? Yet that was Deaths harvest in
the first week in August, as shown by the in
spector's returns. The business man, inn
INJURED ia his office during the funeral hours,
sees not one in day. The walker on Broad
way is unconscious OF the sad professions,
though ten or twenty of them may pass be-
fore him between Trinity Church and his
home. 1t is only when that home is visited
by the great Reaper that we are awakened to
a lively sense of our mortality. At other
times funeral is less to us than the ringing
OF door bell, so indifferent do we become to
the most serious events of life, while chasing
its pleasures or following its cares. New
York Evening Post.
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Mutilated United States Bills.

lady yesterday showed us an United
States fve-dollar bill with one corner torn off,
which she carried with others to the Interna-
tional Bank, but the bank officers would not
receive it in payment Tor 3.l0ths bonds, on
account of its mutilation. She desires to
know If she must be the loser in this case.
About one and half inch at the bottom was
torn of, together with portion of the Treas
urer's name. The seal was not torn off, and
but one corner Of the bill was gone. The
lady wishes TO know where it can be redeem
ed. The bill is genuine, and she thinks it
ought to be redeemed somewhere. Can any
one inform her?
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oBsEQuIEs.-The funeral of James Olcott
Brown took place from his late residence in
this city yesterday afternoon. There was a
large eoncourse OF people present, embracing
the members OF the Board of Trade, School
Committee, and all the employees of the SUI
gar House. The services we're conducted By
Rev. Alexander Burgess, Rector Of St. Luke's
Church, OF which the deceased was one of the
Wardens and Vestry.
The pail was borne by George +. B. jack
son, Esq, and n. P. Richardson, of the Ward
ems and Vestry of st. Luke's Church; Ii. L
Robson and John Bradley, of the Board o.
Trade; Nathan Webb, Esq, and NJ. A. Blan
chard OF the School Committee, and Captain
James F. Miller and William Fl. Fessenden
Esq, college mates with the deceased
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TO THE AFFLICTEDf
DIR. WIN. DEMING,
Medical Electrician.
No. m Ci~pp's nssck.

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w Fsrtsnd sna sieluaty tat he 49, - NJ A. a.
- ATS n th% ehtY. bafinE ne sssfam ne4fAs
N Nerst tofas ~ dns@H1 u peIsans ph1 h44e 80
ether ipfwa 81 us4tmFns - saim. and surtnn a.
tsuts IN sAef1 tims that tAa Qamsstnm = nfsrm
ssked % thsf STAR sar~af To kmss - a. qnsslss
- wi say that al that % uat "a e. -. us "a
feeter the snennd tine ~ ne4flNa
bf d has ee~n Ff&e&he4A AAaelFlN1Hn 4 kmeA49.
9ns ears and hs aiao frawi.E gEnaMnlaa rhYssoz.n
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n the lcfm 81 nefto9k - ss1k has4s4kNs nszFxlzS
u Ne sestl stages 81 uheFs he nnxs are nol f4Af
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tsss&<s whifs s~siinxs sBtnsl dAzsesss. ssFvsEsss
pkl<f % Earalfxis. 81 tnas usnea. 4rsfns.< <1sn-
1srinE o. hs.lEasey e stse<h. afsreDsla, in4Ess-
sssry e&ss that esn b. rrs~snts1; ssthma bfDmekl.
"a sissetnrss 81 he chsst xz6 sll sorns 81 f<mAs
souplnlnxsl
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80 The Dwelling House, Stsbie ard Grspery At
IN; Nursery Of T. W. Aosms. near Morri's Ger
I&s.Aner. Buildings new ard conys nient, pure
water wells csierns, fcree pumps ke.. excellent
pub schools ard eadtmy, near Horre cars snd
Steam One hs n or thre- quarters OF II
in coed gardening eopditien. already plan'ed with
lie 'ges. Ornamental and Fruit Trees. Grapes and
Rosesin abundance. Also several building los,
Augl5 eod2ws
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The Pirate Tallahassee.
=, HALIFAX, Aug. 10.
The pirate Tallahassee is reported off Var
mouth,
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NEW YoRK. Aug 10
Cotton-stoady; salef $50 bale. at IS for middling
uplnnds.
flour-- alesl1 600 bbls; State and Western SC low-
or; state O0Gl0 10; Round Hoop Ohio 10 35d1 0;
western 900Glo IS; southern Gull; sales go bb 5
Extra do 10 Ihdl400; Canada irregular; sales 700
bbls; Extra 95al2 90.
Wheat-l(a3c lower; sales 90 900 bush. Chicago
Spring 2J2a 81; Milwaukee club 2 l0a2 "a; Red
Winter Western 2 40sl2 As.
Corn.le tier; sales 5000 bushels; mixed wes-
tern 81 Jatl 80.
oa's-nrmer; sales Canada at 96a97c.
Beef-dul.
pork-higher sales 1850 bb,s; new mess Al 0o9
Al 90.
nard-steady; sales 200 bbls at 81 a22ic.
Butter-hrmer; State at 41a55c
Whiskey-saies $3.50 bbs at 77Sll ISL.
Slgar-frmer; sales $50 hhds Muscoyado 2lIa21s
CofTee-inactiye.
Molasses-dull.
Naval Stores-quiet.
Petrolcum-quitt.
Freights to Liverpool-quet
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Maine Democratic State Contention.

BANGOR, Aug. 10.
The Democratic State Convention was held
in this city TO day. The convention was very
large and enthusiastic. Eight hundred aud
sxty-one delegates, representing four hun
dred towns, were present. Mr.. Smith, of
Westbrook, was President
Gorham l.. Pu-iEt9n withdrew his name
from the convention in favor of Hon. Joseph
HowaS1 of Portland, who was unanimously
nominated as u candidate for Governor. Hon.
W. T. Haines, of Bddelord, and Adams Treat,
Oh frankfort, were nominated for electors.
hon. n. }. Woodbury., chairman of the
couinittee on resolutions, reported series,
wmch are understood to be compromise be-
lweei tne peace aud war wings Of the party,
anu ,ne nomination of Judge Howard Is the
Democratic Convention at BANGOR
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Polls to be kept open at the next Election.

By the resolve providing for an amend
men; OF the Constitution so as to allow so,-
ders absent from the State TO vote for gov
ernor, senators, representatives and county
eficers, and which amendment is TO be voted
upon at our coming State election, it is provi-
ded that on the 2ud Monday in September
next the polls shall be opened at nine o'clock
in the forenoon, in all the cities, towns and
plantations in this State, and shall be kept
open until six o'clock in the afternoon, and
no adjournment or intermission whatever
shall take place until the same be closed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-17
Municipal Court---Aup. If.

Betsey Lawlor, pleaded guilty to being
drunk and making disturbance. She could
not pay the fine imposed of three dollars and
costs, and was committed.
Augustus f. Won Gouszen and Patrick
Conley, for drunkenness and disturbance, paid
fines Of three dollars and costs each.
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de friday. Aug. 18Th. at 10 O'Clock A. N. at
E muse 30 % Warren street. shall sell all the
ro, ~ IN saia House, eoDsistiLg of arpsfs Mir
,ss, D.feaas, Beds. Bedsts ads ana Bed ing Mat
Cas- soiss. hairs. Tables, Stoves. Crockery,
C.tI. lima stone. Wooden and lrs Ware, Table
Na'eiy Ss,: toesthsI wi.b the kiichtn Furniture.
August E-dtd ~ ~Aefs.
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The Congressional Esosr,;oa

M. BELFAST, Aug. 10.
The Congressional Committee left Ran@or
at $50 this morning, the citizens having re-.
yictuaied the cutter as well as was done in
Portland at starting.
Inc party stopped at Fort Knox, Bucksport.
and visited the fort where they arrived at two
r. M, ana were entertained with collation.
at the olockhouse on the point. They return
ed to Belfast at p. M. ''"'A-
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Board.

Board.
SoiTS OF Rooms, with Board can be obtained nv
~ applying Immediately at 30 Danforth street
"' iA". mayl2dtf
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situation Wanfed.

SiIOAilON WANTED a, Sa.efmau In a whole.
I she SrScery Or Clothing store by ayoung man
Address G. Press office. e"e' s"cn'
aug1leodlws
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- Monday. August 2. Al O'Clock r. NJ on the
- Pr ise, We shall sell the two Story uooosn
Mouse NO ~ Federal st. House In foes able re- air
WIN good cellar and GOOD eisiern in ID dns hard
water and barn on the premi.fs- Lot aDoa1 60
iect on eaerai street. BY about 5S feet deep II Z
an excellent neighborhoof. lite elear-saIe tosi-
tive. Possession gwen In q few dAys
:. HENRY BAILEY CO., Auctionsers.
Aug. l3.-dtd
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7y T1oCtr1C1ty
rhs Rheamzfie tAs gossy, ths lame ana ths lEy
leap with 10y and nove wih ths agility sxa sl&sak.
~ Of youth the heated brain h cooled; the frtst
bitten limbs restored. the uBeouth dssoruties re-
moved fsintne-s converted 10 rtgoF. weaknsls 70
strsngh. the blind made ses the deaf 20 hear "a
the palsiet form 70 move upright the blsmi<tss a
youth are obliteraied the accidents Of mature ne
prevented; the calamifies % old age ebsiafsd AZ
an active oircuiztion maintained.
l. DIES
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stonschs.
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick haze ache
dlzziness and swimming in the head. with irdikes-
ton and constipation OF the bowels; pain In the Ode
aud back; leueorrhGa. tor whitssl. falling Of The
womb with internal cancers; tuuors, polypus. and
all that long train diseases will find IN Ee<iric.
lily sure means Of cure. For painful merstruxfion
too profuse menstruation, and all OF those long line
Of troubles with young ladies. Electricity csrain
specific. and WILL in short time restore the sufferer
to the yigor Of health.
"We hove Electro Chemical Appurufns Tor
extracting Mineral Poison frum the system such g
Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic, &c. Hundrxds Who
are troubled with stiff joints weak backs, and vari-
other difficulties, the direct cause Of which, In
nine out Of ten Is the eject fposonous drugs,
can be restored to natural ard ygor BY hs
use Of from I've to eight Baths
Once hours from O'Clock a. =. TO EMIL
Q; and to ?. II.
Consultation Free. iyls fssd
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CoRREcrIoS.-In acknowledging receipts
of money for the Christian Commission. the
sum Of sJ6.25 was credited to the High Stree,
Church aud State Street Church. The whole
sum should have been 10 the High Street
Church. CYRUS SrURDIvANr, Treas.
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Gould's Academy

VuKU hOnuCuys
FINHE Fall Term of eleven weeks begins Tues law
Il Aug 3l.h, 1864. Is. +. Snow. NJ. A. Principal
aided by full corps of first class instructors For
particulars. address the principal or
Bethel. Aug. 8, 1854 eoS3w'
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Dissolution

TINE firm of Howard Strout. as Attorneys apd
l. Councillors a; Law, is this day dissolved by mn
tual consent. Either partner will attend to the set
Element of of the business of the late firm
Mr., Howard will continue to occupy ofhc eel Mid
die street. over Casco Bank.
Mr.. strout will occupy Office los Middle street.
opposite head of Plumb street.
JOSEPH HOWARD,
SEwALL &. STRouT.
Portland, June 81. ls64-dSm
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NoIIcE is hereby given. that by virtue Of . Il.
4 cense from the Judge Of Probate Tor the County
OF Cumberland. shall SELL by puDiie auction A. fhs
dwelling house the Iremiss- On The aitsenIh day
september A. ID 1854. ~ O'Clock In the afterncon
the homeste nd farm Of the late Ana. n on Brewer
yr late OF Freepori In said c. unity suas in aid
freeport, aud Containing twenty five acres more or
less, subject to the mortgages thereon.
scriber.
CHAs. BLISS.
Dated this 9Th day Of August. A. d. isss
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PORTLAND Council No. 4, u. L. Of A.. will
hold It, regular meeting al the usual place, at
Z IL O'Clock this evening.
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House Wanted.

Ia: Wanted by the advertiser a convenient
lii centrally located, and pleasant house for 4
small family, without cnildren-pcs,ess,on to
pe az as early as the middle of October sooner n
and be well finished '"0es'
he advertiser would lease such house for a term
cottage, small lot preferred
Address " r. g., at the Press Office, stating Ioca.
u2n, general terms, &c c)nddeatiaiiy.
Portland, Aug. 1854 dir
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Horses, Carriages, a Harnesses.
at Auction.

nv Saturday. August 2Dth, at II O'Clock A. M a,
" Lime street, Horses, Carriages and H1rnesxss.
such as Carr ais. Top Busgs. Concora wasons.
OIL each new and second hand.
49,. HENRY BAILEY Co.. Aucf'rs.
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Qf virtue of q license from the Probate Court Of
- Cumberland county. shall sell NJ public auction
the lot OF land, with the gs theT situated at
the corner OF earl Street and Cbu CHI Lane so-csed
in Portland said lot containing about thirty Fix feet
on Pearl Street and about seventy feet on Church
Lane, and being the homestead Of the late John Av-
Grill, deceased.
The auction will take place on the premises on
Thursday. September !. ! g., At IL o'cloek
AUG. Z. STEVENS, 40 misistrstor
HENRY BAILEY & CO.. AucTionryRs
Portland. July d, 1874 eodtstplAwSw
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PEAcHEs-ordinary fair peaches sell In
New Jersey at one dollar basket; here at
four cents apiece.
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NAvTEs or THE WORLD IN is6l.-Ii will
be seen BY the following table, that the United
States now stands third on the list OF naval
powers. In less than ten years they win prob
ably occupy the first posltion:
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Sewing Machine improvements.
A LII owners Of approved Sewing Machines are
N Invited TO call At
NO. III CLAPP's BLOCK,
and see the operation Of two the most important
improvements Of the day
Williams Patent Cnnk NOiisn and Hyl.s iiiachn.ut.

The former places the control Of the machine tn
hrely under ecoatro OF the feet OF the operator
preventing all backward motion Of the wheel, al
loving the freedom Of both hands 10 handle the
work, aud saving the breaking Of needles ard the
entAnxirg Of the thread.
The latter vii allow the free use Of linen thread
the scaping Of the cloth
Cal ard see ard you viii fsi 10 have them aY-
Piled 10 your machinss, JOHN PORTER. Agent.
Mr. Porter ~ put machines In order and teaeh
the operators how 70 use them. 80 that ihey viii
have no froube.
Pvrflsnd, Aug 10 1854 an
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THE delegates from this city to the County
Convention, will meet at the Counting Room
of the Press, at Q o'clock this afternoon, for
the purpose Of electing delegate at large.
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PERsoSAL.-Brig. Gen. Hiram Burnham
arrived in this city yesterday, and proceeded
TO bis home In Cherryneld. He has fur
Tough cor twenty days.
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S2J Reward!

SioLES from the subscriber on Tuesday Eyen
- ing while IN Pierces auction room, Calf Skin
Char,es Hoogdon, Gorham, Tor $50, and ene AGAINST
onares hooper for si2. The above reward Viii he
ton of the thief e ue'ee-
Tune 8.-tf GEnpcr prrr
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l. U M B Il h

Carolina Lumber Company.
fTNH undersigned has been appointed by the above
Il COMPANY. le Agent for the sale o. lumber, Tor
the state OF New York and all ors and places north
OF New York, and is prepared 10 furuish hard pine
lumber in any quantitis by the cargo, sawed TO any
desired mepsons st the shortest notice. also Black
Walnut. haywood, sc.
JoR A. TURNER,
No. 60 Washington ST., Boston. Mass
Aug. 10, 1854. eodam
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IN Saturday, August 20sh. At o,cloct p NJ On
~ the pre- misses shall sell f,co r>rg d<.;ra A.
Honse Lofs on Cushmaa streets. nearly op9o-
Hte we mead OF Lewis street. on these let, are
about 90 Pear. lumb. and Cherry Trees Az . o.t
fiGrape zines, with Goosberries Curranrs s,,s~
berries SEAL OF tfe choices varieti,s These st.
sirabie for ins immediate use for biIasn
lots. Title clear-tefms easy
HENRY BAILEY q CO. Auctionssr,.
2 Aug l7-dtd
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DREssER, at his cheap store, No. % Ex-
change street, has just reeeiveda new lot Of
goods
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u. NJ. PArrEN. AUCTIoSEER, Il Ia change 4.
Valuable Land On Congress 81.
Al Auction.

IN Tuesday, Aeg. 23d at p. NJ, on the premi.
Uses, the vacaut lot cf land wet OF the residence
OF Dr Ludwig. on Congress above High stre.f IL
is the most dc irabe buing lot that has been Offer
ed 10 the public this season. 1t has ont ON n
grees 81; sixty feet BY seventy in deplh. should
the purchaser desire he have front Of seyenfy-
eight ieet twill be sold without the asst rese We
ON very liberal terms. For particulars cali At the
Auctioneer's ONCE.
Aug 1-dtd
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TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Asia at Halifax.

HALIFAX, Aug. 10.
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool IL A.
M. OF the 9th and Queenstown It'll, for Bos-
ton, arrived at this port at o'clock this after
noon, with 80 Halifax and SO Boston passen-
gers.
The steamship Australasian, from New
York, arrived out on the 9th.
The U. S. steamers Wachusetts and o.
ward we're at Rio Janeiro July 9th.
The U. 5. steamer Niagara, after taking In
coal and provisions, lett Liverpool on the 9TH,
destination unknown.