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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.

Return Of Gen. Smiths Carairy Expedition.
MEMPHIS, Feb. &C.
The reports of stragglers, that Gen. Smiths
expedition had .been.cat up proved to be false
Gen. Smith arrived here at IL O'Clock last
night. The expedition under Gen. Smith des-
troyed over million bushels corn, tore up
aad destroyed miles OF the Memphis & Ohio
railroad. track, burned many bridges and trest-
les captured and brought in over 1900 mules
and horses, about 1000 negroes, and over 500
rebel prisoners. 1t is impossible to give our
loss, but it is much less than the rebels. The
expedition was successful at every point and in
every particular, except the important one of
making junction with Gen. Sherman. which
is attributed mainly to the slow movements of
New jersey and Pennsylvania cavalry reg
iments, which caused weeks delay In start
ing the expedition. The retreatwas not at any
time route, although there was some stragg-
ling. The Presidents Amnesty Proclamation
and Gen. Grants orders were extensively cir
culated throughout the country.
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Rrown,s nronchinI Troches i.

az aqre aecer changed my mind respecting them
from the frst creeping think yet better Of that
toAich began thinking rel Qf.'
Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHKg
"TRe TrOckeS are a staf Of life 10 me-"
Prof EDWARD NORTH
Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, n "
"F0r Throat Troubles they are a specific"
N. Z. WILLIS.
''T00 Jttvo ra5iy kiiolcH to need conlnaeaadfio1|
Hon. CHARLES A. PHELPS,
Pres. Mass Senate.
'CoRtaia no Opium nor anything iRjHriOas'
DR.. A. A. HAYES, Chemist Boston
an elegant combination for Coughs"
DIR. Il. y BIGELow, Boston.
81 recommend their use 10 Public Speakers"
Rev. T.. II. CHAPLIN.
Most sanitary reiief IN BroRchiis.'
Rev. S SEIGBRIEn Morristown, Ohio.
"Pera 6eneicidt iehen suffering from Colds"
Rev 8. j. T. ANDERSON, st. Louis.
''AfnoSt Instant reif IN The distressing tabor Of
breathing peculiar 10 asthma"
Rev. A. G. EGGLEsroS, New York
"IAey hare suited my case eractig, retieriRg my
throat so that could sing tcith ease"
I. DucHARMR,
Chorister French Parish Church. Montreal.
As there are limitations, be sure to OBTAIN the
genuine"
Sold by all Druggists aud Dealers in Medicine in
tho United States and most foreign Countries at 70
cents per box. febi d&wlm
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PORTLAND, Me, U. S. A.,


DEAR SIR:-Your communication of the
25tn inst was daily received. Please accept
our Acknowledgements of your appreciation Of
the efforts of the citizens of Portland to re-
ileye the distressed and suffering passengers
OF the Inflated steamship Bohemian. In their
action is illustrated the great sentiment of
our people towards the suffering and destitute
of all nationaities, and especially OF Great
Britain, to whom they are allied by blood, by
commercial intercourse, and by personal
friendship.
We trust that no occasion may ever arise
to disturb the present amicable relations Of
the two nations.
We wish also to return our thanks for the
assistance rendered by yourself personally
and by your estimable lady,
Very respectfully your obedient servants,
W. T. DANA, Com.
HENRY WILLIS, of
ANDREW SPRING. Citizens.
To Henry John Murray, Esq, IL. b. Ms
Consul at Portland, Me-, U. S. a.
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RAILWAY AcCIDENT.--As the York and
Cumberland Railroad train, consisting of six
freight cars and two passenger cars attached,
was coming through Saccarappa yesterday
forenoon, at the town house road crossing,
the rear passenger car was thrown from the
rails, one OF the axles broken in two pieces,
the floor of the car ripped up, and the car
dragged some distance before the train could
be stopped. The car was full Of passengers,
but fortunately not person was injured. 1t
seems wonderful on examining the car, and
seeing how badly it is damaged, that there
were not some serious injuries inflicted on
the passengers.
The accident delayed the departure Of the
two o'clock train until half-past five o'clock.
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Action Of Cumberland Quarterly
Meeting.

Copy Of resolutions passed at the last session ef
"A the Cumberland q. N. held at Cape Elizabeth,
Whereas, VIM. =. Merrill who was once a minis.
ter OF this Quarterly Meeting but who ceased 10 be-
such BY the action of our session in October 1861.
IA Withdrawing fellowship from the church OF which
ne was then a member, stn claims, as We learn
that no Is, not Withdrawing the said action minis
ter OF this Quarterly Meeting or at least that his
credentials are still virtually endorsed b. u.s. and
whereas regard his conduct and cha ractr totaiy
Resolved"
demand his credentials:
=. That we utterly diselaim al fellowship with
him as a minister of our body:
g. That the clerk be authoriz a and instructed IN
ihi ,rm the Governor of the State of Maine of ths
acton OF ours, and also to make known our request
that the authority of the said Merrill 10 solelnnize
marriages be revoked:
And. further. that The clerk be authorized and
instructed to publish this action in the morning
star and such other papers as may be requisite to
give TO il due publicity.
WIZ. Il. EATON.
mchl dit Clerk Of Cumberland O. NJ
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday. -.
February 40.

ARRIVED.
Ship Frank Bout. (of Bath Morse Philadelphia
Brig Jas Davis, toi Stockholm Staples, Cardenas
l4th inst.
Brig Manzoni, Carbon. Port Spain Trinidad
Brig Fannie Lincoln. Wooster, Matanzas 18th
Picked up at sea bale Cotton.
Brig Daul BoQne, Tucker. Newburyport.
Sch i Young, Hume. Trinidad Goth via Holmes
Hole.
Sch II w johnson, -. New York
Sch Globe. Shown Boston.
Sch belmont, Orr Boston.
Sch Globe. Snowman. Boston.
Sch ORION. Rogers. Phipsburg.
Signal for bark.
CLEARED.
Brig Edwin. Sherman. Matauzas Chase Bros 4 Co
br sch Duke of New Castle, Fenloy, ST John NB,
master.
Br sch Onward, Thompson, st John NIB, master
Br sch Flora. Gathers St John NIB master
SAlLED-Sunday, steamship st Andrew, Scott
New York.
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From Chattanooga.

LOUISVILLE. Feb. %,
Intelligence from the front of Chattanooga.
received by military men, states that our army
having accomplished the object Of its recon-
noissance toward Dalton, has returned to
Chattanooga; on the contrary, reliable in
forIhant who left the front Friday morning
says the army was five miles beyond Tunnel
Hill and two miles from Dalton, and would
attack Dalton when deemed advisable. The
silence Of the correspondents of the associated
press in the front for the past three days indi-
Gates that they have been prohibited from
sending news for the present. 2
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BRUNSWICK THE BANNER Town We
think there can be no town in Maine throw
ing Republican majority, which can show
record equal to the following On We'd
nesday last 'horse trotn came off here and
all hands-good, bad and indifferent, found
accommodations at the Tontlne Hotel. On
Thursday Mr. Jacl1son-JefI Davis coaehman,
was refused accommodation at the "Tontine,o
and was forced to go to the adjoining town of
Topsliam to find lodgings.
Is there another town 10 Maine, of the same
political cast, where copperhead tavern and
comprehend weekly paper are supported, and
the latter mainly by the subscriptions of Re
pablicans? Ifnot, we claim the honor p for
Brunswick Of being the "Banner Town.
A RESIDENT.
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Stock and Fixtures for Sale.

THE eligible Store now occupied by Mr.. i
Il small, as Boot and Shoe Store with an
apartment for manufacturing ana repairing NO II
iork, ST., TO b. leased for term Of three or five
years A rare chance IS offered TO any one W hing
eral assortment of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers which
Is offered at cost FIR 30 days to ose the concern
Any Information wanted can be obtained OF the
subscriber on the premises Has sMAIr
Portland, March 1, 1854. mehI eoJtf
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DIED.

In New Gloucester, Feb 9th. Isaac 1 Small of
Portland. son OF Benjamin and Abigail Small, aged
"a years months
In Standish, Feb "a, Mrs Fanny, wife of James NJ
Stone. aged es years.
At Island Pond. Feb 23d. Sarah A. wife Of VIM L
Sheaie. of Portland. aged 80 years.
lnlBath. Mary Mitchell. widow of the late Elipha.
let Mitchell. aged SO; Henry kimban aged 81; Mrs
aged 81.
days
Iu Waterford, Doct. Young Walker aged % wears.
Boston papers please copy.
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) u IAL NOTICE S.
HEAD QUARTERS DaArr RENDEZVOUS,

HEAD QUARTERS DRAFT RENDEZVOUS
ORDER NO. 5~ -
The streets of Portland will be patroled each day
and night by Guard from Camp Berry and ali
persons Meaflng the uniform of United States SOL
der VIII DC arrested unless they can show proper
authority for being absent from their commands
Soldiers thus arrested and belonging 10 other
commands, Will be sent to the Provost Marshal to
be returned TO their regiments as deserters
Citizens wearing the uniform of the u. s. soldier
will be subject to this order.
by order of BRIG. GEN ROWIEY
j.. L. DUDLEY, 1st Lieut.. I'd Art'y, A. A G.
janis dtf
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DISaSTERs.

Sch Linnet. Sadler. from 81 John NIB for Portland
went ashore during the gale OF Feb H. at Jonesboro
and 1t Is feared that she may not be got off,
Nantucket. FEB 2Ith.-Ihere in unknown sch
ashore ON the north side Of Muskeget. A steamer
has gone TO her assistance.
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The Bohemian Inquest.

tain Borland on Saturday morning, when it
appeared in no other paper in the city. Yes
terday morning, ia giving the verdict of the
Jury, that paper says:
We greatly regret an apparent misunder-
standing by which the Argus was enabled to
sse " we ~ pupile =, h"1 uays Deiore is co.ell-
ment IN regard n The loss of he Robem;an
and an account of the Coroner's Inquest up
TO Friday night Our reporter (the only one
p.ese ~, We peilese Micil APP. .. eslii i
nortant testimony and intorned the Coroner
that it was for the purpose of publication :;
but the Coroner gave US no notice not TO pub
1sh' we are uiiuSr especial oolisaa . 10
IN ~ M ,,,;;ieae ~ n,,busl;oa a. t,s ear
Hest moment practicable. the proceedings of
the inquest, and also The verdict OF, the Jury
IN ne cdse Nhich we give TINS morning.
ihas singular statement cans Tor "oru Oh
eApianaIioh' Is IL iniphes tiat ihe ifess was
wanting III enterprise, ana was ouistflpped
~ ~ '.o'e eho' se'o ne.saooi
o ''s's ie 'ne'e riiuay nioihiis' mhen
80 oy 0s111 - '4iu's'''on' oo'' '''e
p " 'n '"u ."o Aiss' "e'e
p'N7s' ''11 ~ sa''sN ,"'o an al ''''se-
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~ - 80 - - '"o ~ u9 iii
nc" '''''s i1e slou'u oe ousy III
80 ~ "nen
o"e' oou,a so,' A''i' '''p''"''oAi's '"a' nc
,sgs puo.isl e'ie es1hous ,'ie next morn
49, 80 - =, s''1 ~ 'Aou'u 10
80 '-s oo'o"' "'u i.'n VI 'ne cohse-
a,o,.,,., = - u -.
80 oator t,,a ,o,,,, 90 !, ~,
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ron5a~oa '''' '''e : 80 va
wbon Tho ;no.;s;,;oa .s - , :; a.
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,as,saa aa,,;ss;,.. !, a.
~ a., o,.,,.so ,,,a.s., :. -
Arqpa and ba oa;,ed ad,o;ss;o, All, -, ~
assurance that he ,vonla c,i,l,e,,,, s,;so -,
the ralae 81 ,ha coro,er and raaaan, a.
nledges oiyen h tbe start Tho Arms 20.
norter was not o5ye,,,grd, ogn,i,,e,, na;,hor
Fr;,,ay afternoon nor ,ha nox,d, ~ A.
ana had only that no,tio, 90 f,a,.,a;n par-
lands tes,imonv a;yen F,;a.v coraaon,, .,,a
could not Obtain tho balance or .ny ro,t;on
Of The succeeding testimony, So much far
the shirt Of ENTERPRISE eviuced in tho
transaction. We don't know os orr contain.
porary intended To boast of his enternrise
for he conGssses that Il was only thronob ,vba,
he calls San apparent misunderstand;no ,b,,
ha was enabled To rot al,ead aud 9. oros,l,, ra
gretsr even this.
The verdict was not made nm iii late Sat
urdav afternoon too late ~ ~ ,nh,ishaa !,
the evening naner. Onr reno,tar ob,aioad
copv by transcribino IT from the original b,,
he was allowed TO do so oab, on cond;t;on
that he ,eo,,Ja not nndor apy cono;aara,ia,,
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From Me Armu o.. t.e Potomne.

New YORK, Feb. 20.
Tribune's Washington dispatch says the ar
my of the Potomac was in motion on Saturday
and Sunday. There is prospect of work ahead
The Times dispatch confirms movement of
the army of the Potomac, which was indicated
Saturday night. The demonstration is a bold
one, in brave hands and will be supported by
a powerful force.
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GREAT DISCoYERf-An adhesive preparation
that will STICK.
Patches and Innings to Boots and Shoes sufficient
ly strong without stitching.
That will edectually mend Furniture Croekery
Toys, and all articles of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers
Manufacturers and Maehinists,
And Families.
will find it INVALUABLE, 1t will eIectually stop
the leakage of G. al oil.
Ii is insoluble in water or ell
Ii is liquid, and ~ easily applied as paste.
1t will adhere oily substances.
1t is
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Providence, X. l.
Supplied ia packages fron OF 10 100 Us., by
CHAS. RICHARDSON & co,
81 Broad Street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
w. +. PHILLIPS, Agent for Portland.
feb26 d2w
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Col. TAYLog's APPAEL.-We make no ar-
pology for occupying 50 large a space in our
columns to-day with the eloquent appeal of
Col. Taylor, in behalf OF the suffering loyal of
East Tennessee. Nor will we add word
lest we should detach from its thrilling effect
. npon the readers heart.
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FOREIGN PORTS,

Cadz.
Sid Sd ult Mary Croker. Stubs Mauritias
Ar at Bangkok Dec IL, Monsoon, Loring Hong
Kong.
ney, NSW.
Sid Goth Cordelia. Gilmore, Borneo
Arat Woosung, Dec l6, ST Paul, Crowell, York,
via Singapore.
Sid, Gen Putnam, Babson. Liverpool.
Ar at Montesideo Dec %. bark Damon Croweil
New York, and remained 30th.
AZ Demarara 9TH inst. brig starlight Dawson. and
sen VIM Smith, Overton, FROM New York
Ar at Havana. 18th. brig Manzania, Dudley, Port
land; 18th, bark Adelaide, Portland.
CID 18th. sch Casta Amsbury, Cardcnas
Sid 10th. ship Clara Ann, Carter Bath; sch Tails
man. Common, New Orleans.
In port 2lst, bark John Ayiles. Bueknam une; brig
Circassian, Hartman. for New York; Gen Worth
COppelas, unc.
Ar at Matanzas, 10th bark Desiah, Gilkey. Havana;
18th. brig Il Berry, Dixon. Bath.
CID, 10th, banks Annie iBrl Chase, New York
Brothers, Means, do.
and New York.
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MATANZAS-Brig Fannie Lincoln, 442 hhds Su-
gar, 81 tres do; Millar SO hhds molasses JefraY
Noad & Co: 1000 Cigars, Geo Hunt; 5000 do to
order: bale Cotton, picked up at sea
CARDkNAS-Brig James Davis l56 hhds Sugar
$50 hhds Syrup, j Mar; 90 hbds Molasses, IL box
es Sugar. X Libby & Co.
TRlNIDAD-Sch Young IS hhds Sugar 2,j
hhds Moasses So tcrs do, 20 bbls do, Churchill &
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DOMESTIf poRTs

Do4n c<S III fOhIS.
B0Sr0N-Ar 9th. schs Emma Wadsworth Rob.
ert, Pembroke; Peace. Kelley, Jonesport: Willard \
narnnm, Turner. Bueksport; Moses Eddy. Shute,
Ar 2s;h. bark Jehu. Smith, Mcssina Dec sl-Psss
ed Gibraltar llth ult; Br brig Times Rich 6onaves
9Th inst; sehs American Eagle, Wilder Pembroke
III Prescott. Upton. Portland.
Ar 29th, bark b Hamilton, fof Portland. J Soule.
Cardenas brig Irene. TOT Harrington Look Mira 70
ane, Feb 1; seh Ellen Merryman, Hamilton Portland.
Cid sch Sarah Drisko, Alexandria.
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 26th, PM sch c Young.
Hume, Trinidad SOth ult. for Portland; Defiance.
Hammond. Boston for New York.
In port 21th, bark c b Hamilton; c y Young
FORTRESS MoNRoK-Ar NO date. sch Union,
Hamblin, Portland
In Annawolis Roads 25th sch Anna Gardner firm
PHILADELPHIA-Ar2 sth, brigs Altavela, Reed.
and Moonlight. Small, CardeHas
Ar2ith, sch VIM Arthur, Haskell. Portland
Cid 27th. brigs Evelyn CHM. CHM, s w Pass; G 8
Adams. Holland, Port Royal G.
NEW fOkk-Ar 10Th, steamship Caledonia Port
land, 24th; brig A Horta. lof Camdenl Washburn, N
Orleans; sch Edwin Reed. Goodspeed, Portland.
esCld 9th. bark q w Horton. Packard. Philadeph-
AR 2ssh, steamship Asia Liverpool 18th inst barks
J. Hall. from Matanzas: josie Nicholas do; brig
W II Harris, Kingston, j.; Henrietta, Bermuda.
Ar 18th, banks Grotto, aessina; EGiddings, Paler-
mo; brig Isabella. Aspnwall
SAN FRANClSCo-In port Feb 2sth. ship Lydia
Skolheld, skoield, chartered for Chinehas TO load
for London and Liverpool with guano at 20 l5s.
NEWBpRlP0Rf-Ar 9th. sch Eadie, Thur
low, Portland.
Safcd-Seh Daniel Boon. Tucker, Portland.
NEW HAyEN-Ar 26th steam tug Cheney. HEX
with wrecking sch Henry W Johnson. bound TO PORT
land TO wreck from steamship Bohemian.
NEWPORT-Ar wind NE heavy with thick snow
storm, schs Ruth Hodgdon Han. from Roekland
for New York; Justina. Gregory. from do for do;
Albert Jameson. Jameson, from do for do.
GLoUCESTER-Ar 18th. sehs Emelne Soldy FIN
Boston for Wiseasset Maracaibo Henley Portland
for New York; Julia Newell Trott do for Philadel.
phia; Francisco. Kelley. do for New York; Harriet
Fuller. Hamilton, do for do: Gertrude Horton
Jameson, from koekland for James River; st Lucar
New London.
WINIERfoRr-Ar 22d. sch Light Boat, Clark, N
York; 18th. Col Eddy, Coombs
Sailed 25th Laurel, Parker, for Cardenas; Baltic
Grant, dos L Strout, Royal, New Orleans
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THE BOHEMIAN. = We learn that every
thing is so far in readiness for raising the
wreck of this steamer, that operations will
probably be commenced to-day for the pur-
pose,
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~ 10 cure cough, hoarseness. or any disease Of
the throat and lungs use Howes's Cough Pills. Sold
by II II; Hay Portland, and by druggists generally.
jan27 &w3ms
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"a If you are going TO the West, South, or North
west, procure Through Tickets at LiTrTE's Union
Ticket Office, No. 81 Exchange Street, where you
may have choice of routes at the lowest rates of
fare and obtain all needful information.
Nov. 2. 1863. TuThS WITT
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fI'HE Citizens of Yarmouth. who are in fayor of
Il the Union, and sustaining the Administr lion
IN ITS efforts to suppress the Rebellion are requested
70 meet at the Temperance Hall. Thursday March
~, att O'Clock, 4. NJ, to nominate Candidates for
Town Officers for the ensuing year. Per order of
Town Committee.
Yarmouth, heb g. 1t6i. mehl dtd
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARRIED.

In Naples, Feb 9th, by j Davis, Esq Mr. Samu-
eli FOgg and Miss Emelinc Skinner both of n.
In Farmingdae, Horace Rice and Miss Lydia b
Holden.
In Milford. + W Folsom. of oldtown, and Miss
Lille Hopkins of NJ
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SpOK EN-

Feb IS. on Cape Florida. was passed bark Recha.
bite, from Maianzas for New York.
tanzas for Philadelphia.
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
at this office. m
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FSIfyou are want of any kind o PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. II
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FANCY GOODS HOUSE,

H. M T. II RILL,
No l3l Middle Street, up stars,) Portland Maine,
Silk. Twist, Buttons. Bindings, Threads. Pine.
Needles. Cutlery, Edgings. Stationery, Lacings.
Tape, Eastics, Belts, Combs. suspenders. Toys, &c.
DRESS And T1ILORS' TRIMMINGS.
meh1 eodsm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Es-rhe Post Once is directly opposite Harris
Hat and Cap Store. feb29 If
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For SIZE.

A HOUSE. stable and acre lot with fruit trees
N This garden is in a rich condition. Ii Yields
IN re than loo bushels OF vegetables and ffuit the
past season Ihero l. place of the price aiording
more conveniences and pleasure than { il; a fine
cellar eemented door, brick cistern, filtered water
brought into the kitchen. roomy stable cellar for
manure; all painted and IN order viii be- sold ON
favorable terms or leased on term Of years
Any information wanted obtained At ~ York, St
febz eodiI JAS. SMALL.
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propeller OF l2i0 tons, and carrying thirteen
guns. She was built at Charleston Navy
Yard more than year ago, being twin yes
sci to the Canandaigus.
gB-We learn from the Bath Times that
there is an extensive revival of religion in
connection with the Methodist church in
Woolwich. As the result of a protracted
meeting held during the past four weeks. be-
tween forty and fifty have been hopefully con
verted. The social meetings are still contin-
ucd, and deep religious interest is mani
Tested throughout the entire community.
rB-The Boston Advertiser says that boy
in the Maiden Post Office recently struck by
accident part of the wall in the back room of
the Office where some brown paper had been
pasted on. This paper easily gave way and the
boy discovered that the plastering and laths
had been cut away, and the hole filled up
with shavings ready for firing. The loung
was placed against this hole so as to hide it
from view. The boy has also found $40 more
of Maiden Bank money concealed under the
boxes.
aBTReport says the city of Augusta will
be asked to take majority of the stock in the
new hotel at that place 1t must be rather a
novelty for municipal corporation to set up
tavern keeping, and enter into competition
with individuals. Suppose the city hotel
should violate the liquor law, who would COM
mence prosecution? Then wouldn't it be
rather awkward for the city to go to the board
of alderman to get license? An incorpora-
ted city engage in frying flapjaeks, making
beds, emptying slops and backing gentlemen's
boots That would be progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-02
DIED.,

DIED.
On Tuesday morning, Angus Cd, at O'Clock
liam Rhees. after short illness.
Friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of H II ,
Mcpherson. 7th street road. opposite Mount Pleas
ant Hospital, on Wednesday, at O'Clock p. M
au 2t*
On the I'd of August, after long Illness ROBT.
T. KNIGHT. in the Nth year of his age.
His funeral will take place on Wednesday, Sd
instant at o'clock M, from his late residence,
500 Pa avenue; near Sd street
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On the LIST inst, THOMAS FENELON, infant
son of Peter G. and Mary L. Howle, aged seven
months.
August let, ANNA MARIA. second daughter of
John and Maria Kelly, aged 10 months aud days,
Oh, angels ever bright and fair.
Stand at heavens gate. and meet there
Our darling Anna and lead herip,
Untainted as she is, by sin.
Fold around her thy wings Of light.
Keep her in God eternal sight;
That she may intercede with Him
For those she left on earth in sin.
The friends of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from the residence of her
grandmother, Mrs Gallagher, $50 M street, on
Tuesday afternoon at O clock.