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Casco Street Seminary.

TUE Fall Term f this Ins tuition will commsee
Il on Tue-d y Sept. 9Th. and continue ten weeks
For fur her particulars inqui Of the Principal Al
III Cumberland stieet, after sept. LIST,
MISS IA. HAWKES..
Portland Aug. %. 1854
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TO TIE AFFLICTED
DIR. w.N. DEMING,
Medical Electrician.
No. IA Clapp's Block,

CORNER or Cog0RESS AND ELR STREETS
MOULD respectfully announee e he cifi,er, a,
w Portland and vicinity, that be has nj n a. nj
y located in this city. Daring the eleven o. N.
s h.. ' .ahe oeen ~ town We have cnno ane Ct
he worst forms q disease IL persons Who ave tfi
other forms OF treatment IN van. ard curif1 pa
tisnts IN 80 short time that the Question s often
4sked, do they stay euredg To answer thls Queslon
Ee will say that al that do not tay Gu cd, We uin
doctor the second tin. 'cr uotiiug
DIT. d. has been yraetex, -lecuiclaB fer twenty
me ye2ss aln Is also regular graduzttd ny sieiAn
Slectreity is perfectly sdaisod 70 chr pic cisases
IA the form 81 Rsry eGs sick Lsadscle; neuralgI
Ia the head, neck, or eXiTemitles oonsuHf tot eeu
the acute stages Where the lungs art net faly
snyolyed acute chronic herm.iisIn, serofrls, hy
seases white swsiliaEs sP,nsl diseases, ssry,.
palsy paralysis, ST. Niiss Dance. cannes ana
o ring or hesitaaey q sLessa, a{sItIs:a. hdiges-
sysry sSse that can be presented; asthma tronehI-
a. strieares Of the eAeet, and all terms o. fsnas
,omplAlntsI
by I1octr1Ciry
Tbs Rheunatic the gouty, the lame and che l..,
leap with Joy, aud move with the agility ana elast'e
~ Of ySIsa ne heated brain Is cooled The frosi
aoyed; fsintncss converted TO Sigor ueskuess +,
strength; he blind made see the deaf 70 bear and
youth are oollterated the accidents OF nature ifs
reverted; the easnities o. cid age obviaicd, an
IN act'vs circulation maintained.
LADIES
Who have cold hands ant feet; weak stomsehs.
anne and weak backs nervous and sick hess aSle
tiEriness and swimming in the head. With indi. 60
ten and constipation Of the bowels pain in the ssds
aud hack; ltucorrhRa Tor vhitesl; iallns OF shs
KoIa5 with interna! cancers. tuuors, polypue mi
Al thai long train disc ases viii fnd IN llectfte
tty a sure OF care. FOR paiEful mem truaton
toe profasc merstrustion, and ali OF those lcnr n,
on troubles with young ladies' Electricity IA 4 e., al
Teeiac and will n short the, restore the suf.ie
% the vigpr Of health.
Fx- We Aare an Riscfro-Ch. icaI Abparasss 10
extracting Mineral Poison Fl. m the systen. ss.ka
Mercury, Antimony. Arsenie, se. Hundred, Nh
arc troshied with stif Joints, weak backs ara VAR
other difficulties, the direct caust 81 Which A.
be restored 10 tural siren 9Th apd virog b. III
lse OF IRON ave 70 eight Psfhs
O;nce hours ron o'eloet a. =. 70 r.s.;it
=; and 10 PN
~np-sl,stie~ p,as lylS
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g Peace a Hateful Morh y

1t tPeacel has become hateful word, and
should be left exclusively to the use Of Buffalo
orators in neighboring State, if any of that
sort still driyel and SWIVEL Let US get rid of the
whole vile can't, and say at once we are for war,
ana hothlng but war, until as Davis is said TO
have said, the last Of this generation falls in his
tracks, and then that we mean TO pass il to the
next as an inheritance 1t is for those who have
uYnstly and wantonly invaded onr country TO
offer us peace; and when they de, they ,ciH still
Offer II IN raia until their armed men are with
drawn from the sod of these Confederate States.
and the Jelon fag Of stripes is hurled dopr from
erery fort trithin our borders After that Il will
be time enough to pirate about peace Nom the
rery rord is nonsense. ~ Richmond Examiner
Aug. 18th.
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FROM GEN. sHERMAN's ARMY.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aug. 20.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 20.
IL is rumored that Gen. Sherman has moved
the position of his army to the vicinity Of
he'd Oak and Is moving on Atlanta from the
south. II is doubtless his intention to attack
the city from several different points at once.
No official Intelligence of any movement has
been received as yet.
Gen. Gilbert in fight with the rebel forces
at Gteenville. L. Tenn., on the 23d, killed 40
rebels and drove the force from the town.
lie lost 70 men, among them Col Carney,
mortally wounded
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NEW YORK, Aug. 20.
The steamer Fulton, from Hilton Head. has
arrived.
An expedition, consisting of the Tth Ohio
and companies b and ID OF the 4th Mass cav
airy aud one piece of artillery from the 81 r.
l., all commanded by Col Harris, of the 10th.
started from Magnolia, Florida, to make a
make raid. The column reached Start with
out lighting, aud there DESTROYED a railroad
train and captured large quantity of mer-
chandlse and supplies. They then proceeded
TO Gainesville, and while there were surprised
by 900 of Dicknson's rebel forces. A fight
ensued, resulting In the capture of $50 of our
men and the piece Of artillery, and the recap
ture Of the property.
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VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.-The Nor
ton property on Free street, comprising
three stored double house, arranged either
for one or two families, and nearly 1900 feet
of land, is to be offered at auction on Thurs
day, at three O'Clock 2. NJ. This is the most
valuable piece of property that has been Offer
ed to the public this season. It's location, the
size of the lot-which is amply sufficient for
the erection Of another dwelling house-lhe
faithful manner in which The present tene-
ment was built, and all the advantages Of so
retired, yet central place, ofler Inducements
to capitalists such as they do not often meet
with
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Miss MAJOR CUsHMAS.-This heroic lady,
whose name has become famous in the annals
OF our National history, because of The glori-
Gus part she has played in the present rebel
lion, gave glowing account OF her adventures
while in the United States secret service. a.
Lancaster Hall, last evening, To a crowded
house. Miss Cushman is young, handsome.
vivacious aud witty, aud held her audience
chained FOR upwards Of an hour. Her story
is simple, bus the ariless manner in which she
relates ii carries conviction OF its truihiulness
TO tue hearts Of all who heard her. aud not
unfrequenily ELECTED rounds of applause. In
compliance with the request of many of our
leading citizens, Miss Cushman has consented
TO remain another night aud viii repeat the
account of her interesting adventures at Lar
caster Hall tonight. We understand that the
Portland Band has been engaged and will IA
vor the audience with several patriotic airs
Miss Cushman will tonight sing the John
Morgan song, Trust to Luck"
During the day yesterday, tho gallant Major
was made the recipient of splendid hat, the
gift Of Miss E. Chadbouype, the popular mIli-
ner on Congress street.
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icons from Richmond Papers.

New YORK, Aug. 20.
Richmond papers state that Gen. A. ).
Smith is sweepp sthrough Eastern Mississip-
Pi and Alabama.
Gen. Early has been ordered back to Rich
mond. OF 1913
The rebels are very sore over the loss OF the
Weldon railroad, and say little concerning the
battle on Thursday.
Mosby has hung thirty of our men in Cler-
keco, Va, for burning houses.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 20.
Yesterdays Richmond papers acknowledge
the loss OF five rebel Generals, four killed and
one wounded, on the Weldon railroad.
The rebel Gen. w. G. Lewis Is wounded.
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Prom Gen. sncridam's army.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 20.
A special dispatch 10 the American IRON
Gen. Sherman's army, says the long looked for
advance OF onr army commenced yesterday
morning at four O'Clock. Oar cavalry started
out and commenced driving the enemys rear
guard. At five O'Clock our infantry broke
camp, and at had taken position in the line
OF march, which was in three parallel columns
We had not proceeded lar when we became
iisfed that the main force OF the enemy had
retired from our immediate front, and retreat-
ed to some position up the valley, or they have
retreated with the intention of reinforcing
Lee. Even now the whereabouts of Early's
main force is matter of speculation. Our
csvalry had some heavy skirmisbing yesterday
n the vicinity of Charlestown with the enc
my's rear guard, in which we lost two U. S.
officers killed. We captured twenty prison
ers. who state that the main force of the enc
my moved off three days ago in the direction
oil Mariinsburg.
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nashinnfon corresnondenee.

NEW YORK. Aug. 20.
The Posts special Washington dispatch
says John A. Stuart has been appointed Sub
Treaser OF New York.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
says the New York delegation are working
with probability OF success, to place Gen.
Butler in command at New York, in place OF
Gen. Dix.
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CAIRO, Ill, Aug. IS.
New Orleans dates of the 22d have been re-
eeived via way Of the river, but are yalueless
owing TO adyices from Richmond papers Of
the fail OF Fort Morgan.
Look, Of the Y. Y. Herald, and Chadwick
Of the Tribune, have been ordered beyond the
lines by Gen. Candy for publishing informa-
ton valuable 10 the rebels.
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AccIDEST.-Y Yesterday afternoon lad was
thrown from carriage he was driving through
Commercial street, in consequence of Its
wheel interlocklng with that of another vchi-
Gle. He struck upon his head and was Sc
yerely injured.
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u. S. CIRCUIT CoURT.-ln this court yes
terday, no business wss transacted and it adj
journed to ten o'clock this morning, at which
time II. w. Paine, Esq, of Boston, will COM
menee his argument for respondents in the
case of Potter vs.. Clark and al.
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AUCTION SALES.
6 NJ. rATrEN, AUcTIoNELR. Il Exchange st.
Valuable Res, ss,,ate ON Free 81.

WILL be sod on Thu 81 az sept Is ssP NJ,
Of 30 Is Free 81
Il the mod II convsAielces
Ia -" SSntAlAs ~ Out ghieen IN usand FIVE hun
No., ~ ssif,hs ampe r1om Tor tie cree ION Of
on q 'As nssi piece Of property that has been offer
20 lhs pavie ihi- scassn II viii be 10 Il wlthout
tuetioneor. "a q" NO
Aus % did
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parious Tfenis.

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.
Gold opened at 45, end after settling down
o242 IL. recovered to "A, and the confirm
alton of the news of the capture of Fort Nor
gao sent it down to235.
TORONTO, C. W., Aug. 20.
The Grand Trunk elevator and wharf were
burned yesterday with their contents. Loss,
100000; insured, $4,000.
HALIFAX, n. S, Aug. 30.
The steamer Asia arrived here to-day from
Bermuda in i've days.
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MILLocHAUs Patent Paint Oil is now ex-
tensively used as substitute for Linseed Oil
1t costs very much less, aud gives eutire salts
fation wherever tried. Orders promptly sup
piled by Crafts & Williams, 6 aud CONNER
cial Wharf, Boston.
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OFFICIAL NEWS DISPATCH.

LATER From MOBILE.
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SEAMEN.--About one hundred seamen were
sent to Boston by the steamer last evening"
They were recruits from the receiving ship
Sabine, enlisted at this port.
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One Day Later from Europc-Irrirat of the
Steamships Louisiana and Edi,ibarg.
New YORK, Aug. 20.
Steamship Louisiana, from Liverpool 10Th,
has arrived.
The Europa, from Boston, arrived out on
the 10Th.
liverpool, Aug. l7h.-The riot at Belfast
continued last night. Many persons were
shot and several killed. strong military
force IS now on the spot.
Fer steamship L iinburg
steamship Edinburg, from Liverpool 18th,
arrived tonight.
Ltcerpoot, dug. lSth.-The Belfast riots
continued nercely yesterday, with much in
Jury 10 persons and property. To-day they
are apparently subsidized, the rioters being
overawed by the strong military force.
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House Wanted.

80 Wanted by the advertiser, q convenient,
hi: ceht ally located, aud pleasant hou-e for a
EA small fam y, without caildI en--y os>esslon to
be had tarly the middle OF October, sooner u
posi- le. Ii must have good water convene noes
and be well finished.
The advertiser would lease such hou-e Tor term
Of years. or parchase IL terms suited. two-story
cottage, small loi, preferred.
Address > Z. q, at the Press ofiice, stating oca-
lion. gene al terms, &c coasdesfiaiIy.
Portland, Aug l. 1854 diff
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an. rArrEN. AucrIoNlEG. II rxeAa.gs 5,
Dwelling Houses 8 Land ON Gum
Deraand ~. IA Ayeftau

ON saturdas Sept mteI 50. AZ ~ elock on The
" pfemi e., Cunber n sboye Nsthibg .oi 81.
sOruer ct CsssdJ Z O. nIt lwo stored eiiii ss
ugether wi b the iana; Iouses n,ari rev an n
"'od order. Lot 30 fee gu umbeilsh "a .lui Ing
Jack haif the cIsfauce 40 Ccngfess 81 aboaf Lls-
y.lv- tet Terms to snit--sale pOs4tse-
August S9-cid
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Young Ladies' Seminary.

THE Fall Ses ion OF this school opens Ihursdav
L Sept "a, in Moron Block, Congres, ST.
In add tion to the day school which hiss received 80
large share Of the best patronage OF he city, ar
engagements have now been made to admit q few
Boa ding scholars.
For Circulars containing Terms, SC address
MISSES SlMoNDS, fiineIy Is
Is brown St.
Aug 2-eodtd & w5w
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a. n rArrEN. u,noNAEE. IL h ebspg, St.
Adminisr,auor's sale.

LAND cy c0hHEkCfAL SF, at AUc TON.
A. Y urrue Of q iisense granted a. ne b. the II n
DIobn A "a ate man. Judge Of Probate ioI Z.
erlald County, Il oil eel ~ ] utlie Autt on
tue premises. ON soICay The 5Ih dsy ef Septt b.
A ID, 3 4, st ocloc< in Ih- af err On. pay :
..ent VI debts, and G. & tf a minstl a. hi cue
roia tue bs at Of the late w r. emith. three
ourihs 10 cammon ard undivided. of tie vausb Q
OTTO LAID on C0wme eiai etIeet. q " opposite
he heal Of FraLkhs Wharf. together with the
SsrsiOn OF DoNeFi thetsme.
Tins los extern IIt n Commercial to Fore Street,
and has a good front on 10th stress.
TIE idow's III ht of - wer In he stove Pre- D.
esty will be solo AZ The aHe ii..e ard p ace
Tnis OF fT, ~ on tmntienl street OF
40 NJ "a fet BY SD, Ut 81 81 IN atIah ~ en- n
az InoTous fare rem ihe 6rsLo Thu Ia, OF 10
Ne-ftrn Il. H. Del OF. d Is the ohy 10. that 10
not IN the ha os OF apitali.ts
Pan oftrepro. e.tv my D. seen - the Ne ehsnfs
Escha1s nc. AID Particulars at the tfee the Alc-
roneeF
sur31 dt
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TROUBLE IN CAMP.-We learn that there
was some trouble at Camp Berry yesterday
afternoon-such as the guard was not sufiic
lent to quell. request being made to Capt.
1nman he dispatched squad OF 90 or 20 sol.
ders from Fort Fable, who soon reduced mat
tiers TO a state of quietude.
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Financial.

WASHINGTON. Aug. %.
The subscriptions to the 7-30 loan TO date
as reported at the Treasury Department,
amounts to S25,SI6,000.
The subscriptions to the 1910 loan to-day
amounted to Sil3,sJ0.
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WARD FIvE.-At the Union meeting last
evening in Ward 5, Hon. Y. J. Miller was
chosen Chairman and Henry Willis, Esq, See
rotary. On the first formal ballot for eandi-
date for Alderman, n. A. Foster, Esq, receiy-
ed all the votes but two, and he was unani-
mously declared the candidate.
The election takes place on Thursday the
polls opening a. ten O'Clock.
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rIlon sale % Real > ,,,.t-,

Dl virtue Of license from the Probstt Conn a
- Cumberland ecunty I allselia ublic Aucfion
he 0t VI Lad, with hu building lie ,stuat al
he eoi ner % ca res ano q ell Lane su-t aled
Portland saia lof ialEit Gloui tbl3ty ia leet
IA Pearl street and about sevelty itet Gu Church
ane. and being the homestead o. the 10 { CHI Ay
ILL., deceaseu
The auction will take place ON a.. premises on
raEisday tptenbe !. I 81, a. IL 'ciosk
AUG. T.. STEVENS, Ae mihisiratpr.
HENRY BAfIFf Co, IT c1I0f ktRs-
Portland. JAY %, IS e. eodtst y, &w3w
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LosT-Attention is called TO the advertise
ment of pin lost. IL is priced more by the
owner for being gift, than for its intrinsic
value
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NEW YORK, Aug. 70.
1t is expected that additional guns will be
ready TO operate against Fort Sumter in few
days. Meanwhile the fort is undergoing Sc
we're pounding, Shells are sent into Charles
ton daily.
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Capture Of a Blockade Runner.

A dispatch to the Press, from Rocklsnd, dat
ed yesterday, states tina, the steamer Merri-
mac, which left that place yesterday morning,
captured the iron steamer Rouen, OF about
600 tons. The steamer had no papers nor col.
ors, aud her officers, as is said, told different
stories about her destination.
This steamer was sold at auction in Boston
last week and was purchased by parties be-
longing IN 81. John, probably for the purpose
of being used as blockade runner
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The Surrender of Fort Morgaa-GeR. Paige
aud The Garrison Prisoners.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 70.
Dispatches received here from before At
ianta state that Atlanta papers OF the 9th
inst announce that Fort Morgan has surrep-
dered TO our forces with ali lis garrison. in
Guiding Gen. Paige, guns, munitions of war
etc.
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WANTS, LOST,FOUND

WASTED--An active, industrious honest ROY
w Il or Is years Of sge. who resides in the city
aud vac desires to learn the business an potn-
eeaIy. One who has hsd SINE experience prefer.
red. Address Portland o.. box rs with real
name aud ate where an interview can be had
Aug27--dIw-
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Lasi.

CTRAYED from the pasture Of Mr. Francis Rob
- erts. " estbrook, last mouth. . three year oac
gray Colt. small Size; whoever vii retnra MIN or
suitably rewarded By calling Ut Ne. az spring st.
FRANCIS K. EMERY.
Portland, July Is, Is64-dtf
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PERsoNAL-We notice Ia the Army aud
Navy Journal that Henry C. Proctor, son o
j. G. Proctor OF this city, has been promoted
and confirmed as Actiug Ensign, and ordered
to the Mississippi squadron. Young Proctor
has been two years 10 the service Of his coun-
try and still continues 10 do his duty. His
example is worthy TO be followed by the young
men Of this city, who can do no better than to
buckle on their armor aud engage in Tie pat
riotic work OF putting down this terrible re-
bellion. The young men Of the country have
more at stake, in this great struggle for the
nations life. than those whose heads are bios
somng for the grave We trust the good ex-
ample Of young Proctor will not be without
influence. A good many from this city have
gone to the war and their names viii not soon
be forgotten.
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-Aorses, CARRIAGES, a. IiMrns sses,
QI Auction.

nv Saturday, Sept. 81. at IL o'clock A. d, en-
" Lime StIeet, HORSES Carriages shs II IL,sas,
.-eh as Carr as. Top hur =. tenco'G Wa ois.
Jenny Linds. Express W gon and Han e. sea e ne
u each secono haad d.
hENnI BAILEY CO.. Alst'rs
Aug s-dtf
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Wanted.

90 CUSTOM Coat am % custom Pant makers
OO Apply at Clothirg Rooms of
NOODMaN, IkUE CO.,
"a and So Middle street
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Select school.

TUE Fall Term of Mis- Da gins School for
Il young ladies aud misses, will begin Sept 5th
For particulars Apply TO the prncii al at Is High
Sc. anQ21dlvs
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Bricksayers
North Yarmouth.

fINHg uncondi ional Union voters Of North Var
Il mouth. are requested TO meet at their Town
House, At o'clock. r. NJ, on SATURDAY., the third
day OF Sept. tonominste candidate for Represen.
tatiye TO Legislature
Fer nrdor Town Committee
North Yarmouth. Aug. 20 ls6t dtd
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Portland Academy.

THE Fall Term viii tegln September 9Th In
1 Union Hall. Free So. opposite the church. Pu
pits vi both sexes received. For additi nal infor-
Aug 22-u2w -
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EDUCATIONAL.


fTyHE Fall Term OF this Institution will commence
Il WEDNESDAY, september T. 1854. aud viii
continue eleven weeks. Mr.. Edwin a mbros.
Principal. Mr.. Ambrose Is a recent z sduate OF
Dartmouth oliege, and is highly recon nded A.
scholar, teacher and geniler n
q. Is. SEWALL. Secretary.
Fryeburg. July %. 1864. JyD dlw& a2w
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S9J Reward (!

CroLEN from the subscriber on Tuesday Even
- ing. while in Pierce's auction room, = Cali Skin
Pock, Box containg st4 In money, note against
Charles Hoo gdon. Gorham, for ESQ. and enc against
ihares hooper for Sl2. The above reward will b.
paid the recovery of the property and the detec
ton ofthe thief.
Tame str GEORGE BECK.
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Prompt Collection of R,,,s

MERCHANTS, Physicians, Mechanics aud all
WI o'hers wishing prompt collection of their bills
will receive prompt and personal attention, and
speedy returns frem JACOB FROST
Junction Middle and Free SITS up stairs.
g-Post Once address, Box l7so. Port and, L. o.
R.fereaees-T. c. Hersey, 6. W. woodman, A. T.
Dole.
auR1ldtf
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To lei.
rNaE Store nov o-erpies by =. E Littls, unasx
Il Mechanic Hail. Enquire Of
y, p. KTMBsLL,
snsss Prvhle strvet.
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Per steamship Edilburs, at New York.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Aug Is-The
sales OF Cotton for two days were 1900 bales In.
Guiding 400 to spectators and exporters. The
market dull and quotations baIely maintained.
Hrthdstnhs-dul and fencing downward.
ProYisiops-qulet and steady.
LONDON MONEY MARkET, Aug. Is.-Consols
closed at s9l 81 Tor money.
AMERICAN sECURITIES.-IllinoisC Central rail-
road f6ai5 dis: Erie Railroad A0a42
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congr essionat Ereursion.


QoEBEc, c. T., Aug. 20.
The Congressional excursion party arrived
here this noon.
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North Yarmouth Academy
AT YARMOUTH MAINE.

AT IIRHUUIH HAIHK.
fINHE Fail Tel N w.ll commence August s0th. The
4 Classics, Modern Language. Music. DRAWING
Painting, Penmsnship, and The New q ymnastics''
are taught b. permanent Roird Of Teachers.
A IIAcuERs' CLAss Is formed in the spring and
TAU OF the Sciences special t.ntion will he CIV
en- u CnxsisrRY during the fsll.
Board may be had win the Teachers at Russell
Hall by making early applica ion.
Address the Principal. T. $. HoYr. A. NJ, or
JAMES BATES, Secretary.
Yarmouth, August Cd, 1854
analsI dr. NV