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The Portland daily press., 1864-08-17
fPer citv Of Baltimore. at New york.

Ar at 81 John NB 18th inst, sch Amelia. MeGune.
Camden.
lPer City Of Baltimore at New York;
SD I'm Gravesend s1st ult, May MsRae. iOr Boz
Sid I'm Queenstown slst. sophia Mckenzie. for
Arat shsnghae Nav q. Burlington, IIowes nom
Singapore; 9th. Lizzie Boggs Dizer. FIN Foochow;
hugnes, do.
AR at Foochow May 30. Bsnefactress. Eldridge,
sid June "a. Sarah Newman Cobb shanghae.
Arat Hong Kong June 8 rornelia San Francisco
= Paul. CTowell. stanghse; 7th. Zenobia. Hayes,
Calcutta s;h we.tern Continent, Lull shangLse;
9TH Daul Draper: HaveDer. Boston: 18Th Dashing
l2lh. Good Hore Miller CarIiH
Sid June 2 Kate Hastings, Hannibal. Chsfoo; sih,
Sid I'm woosung Ma a. Bengal Melville Manila.
:, Ar at swatow June 2, Emily banning. Fellows,
sid I'm Bangkok June 10. Monsoon. LorIng, for
Sid I'm Batavia June s. Rapidan. Gardiner. for
Annoy.
AR at Manila May %. Indisman. Webb, I'm Hong
Kong
Sid june 2; Tropic Hauien. and George Peabody.
Paine. New York.
Ar Al singapore Jurc 0. Gen Ward. Fuller. Bos-
ton; Lille. knowles, Annoy.
Sid l0ih. Eertrnde Whitman, New York: 18th.
Peerless. ROBBERS, Hong Kong; 18th. May Whit
ridge, crsssey, do; Ocean Hoae New York; 18th,
Peruvian sargent Hong Kong
Cid at b ssien Msy 80 Josephine, Paire, Europe;
3Oth. MrriaJ Smith. Smith. do
Ar nj NJ q main June g col Ledyard, Walls, Bonn
bay; sth. Harvest Home, Dick.y. DO.
Ar at Madras Jure "a, Richard Busted Mitchell,
s. dney NSW.
Ar a. Gale June q. Cathedral MsIeher, Boston;
26th, Eureka. Hall. Melbourne
Ar at Malaga 18th ult barqna Volunteer orham,
and Harmon. Buckley, New York.
CID nj Gibraltar I'D ulr. Moneynick, Smith. for
Messi
SD fin Hasreslst MI, Harpswell. Turkey. for New
York.
Ar a. Antwerp slst ult. 7 J Southland. siarreti,
Calia0.
Ar at Flushing goth ut. Evening Star Nicteis I'm
Callao; Castine. Thurston. and Gen Shepley. Stet-
son. from do; lst ms, MaTshGeId. TORY. DO.
Ar at do ID in g. Thayer. Carney, and William
Woodbury.. sawyer Caliao
Passed Elsinore June 2S. Sterling, from Riga for
Boston.
SD I'm Archargel June Is. Burnside TayIor. from
Boston.
Rangoon. June II. Ship Shamrock hence for tie
United Kingdom in proceeding own TIE river. Was
struck by squall VIII eh nsafly upset her she eau
not proceed in the crank tate she Is In and will have
TO discharge.
Calcutta. June q The ship Stephen Glover has
been locked to resaiF.
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SPOKEN.

July q, lat a.! Ion IS 5. ship Moro Castle. Ross.
from 81 John n Il for Liverpool
July u. lat co 2s. Ion 20 IA was seen ship Dariei
Webster, from New York for London.
Jelly 3D. lat "a - lon 40 a. ship Villa Frarca from
London Tor New York
Aug O. lat AZ 10. Ion q 40 ship Lizzie Moses from
81 John b for Liverpool.
Au' u, lat % ~ lon 70 %. sch New Zealand, from
Brooklin for Philadelphia.
No date, OF Cape Good Hope ships Richard Ill.,
rom Bassein for England, and Amity. ffom Rangoon
for do.
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NEW CITY HALL,

IN PORTLAND,
On Thursday. August Ia. i1S64.
At 10 O'Clock in the for rssa, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for
FouR SENATORS.
sBERIPF,
Coz sry TREAsuKxR,
REeisTER OF PROBATE.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Also to select County Committee for the ensuing
year.
Each city and town will be entitled to send one
delexa O. and an additional delegate Tor every rs
votes cast for Gov. cony In 90. A majority frae.
tion will eutitle city town to an additional dele
gate.
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SozoDoEr-We do not often speak OF the various
articles which for notice nd trial but the
article with the above musical nam Is an exception
Three or four ladies and children among our imme
date friends ard relatives have used the Sozo-
DON'T and IL has certainly done all that Is said 10
its faver. IL rot only removes every blemish rom
the teeth, but renders them clean and v bite IL al
gives tone to the breath. and leaves the mouth
with easant fragrance. II Is decidedly the best
preparation we have used for the purpose, and
We recommend the Fragrant sozodont 10 our friends
with great confidence Boston safr rd0y Erep,He
Erpoess. mchl3 1t
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Maine Central Railroad Comnx.

TREAsURERs OFFICE,
w.tsrvile. Aug. Il, 81.
THE Maine Central Railroad Company viii pay
4 their coupons \, the First National Bank. Port
land, from this date.
Aug. l7-dlm
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Gray.

The unconditional Union voters of Gray are re.
qnested 10 meet az the Town Houss, in said t,wn,
on Wednesday, Aug. l7fh. 1854. at O'Clock T.. N
to choose Delegates 70 attend the Cumberland Coun.
Y Union Convention, 10 be holden at Portland Aug.
IS, 1854
Per Order Union Town Com.
Gray. Aug, 10, 1874. augi2dtd
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CoSvENTIoS.-Temperance Convention at
Duustan Corner, Scarboro', this afternoon and
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FOR GOVERNOR,
SAMU Ell CON Y
OF AUGUSTA.

For Members of Congress.
lat Dist.-JOHN LYNCH, of Portland.
ri Dist--SIDNEY PERHAM, of Paris.
Sd Dist.-JAMES q. BLAINE. of Augusta.
bth Dist.--FREDERICK A. PIKE, OF Calais.
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Sch X l. Pecker. Marsen, from baltimore for Bath.
put iuto HOLMES hole A,h and reports having been
captured by the Tallahassee tue l2th and ransom
ed for $1,000.
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST., PORTLAND. Me-,
A. .. WIS, Proprietor,
Portland, May IL, 1864. mayI2d6m
THOMAS G. LoRrSG. DRUGGIST,

PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner of Exchange * Federalsrs.
Aperfeet ut guaranteed. The poor literally con-
'iuoleo' mch25 diff
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BaIQue Glenalvon, Waits, from Glasgow for New
York, which destroyed by the pirate Talahass ee
vessel OF T95 IONS and built at lhomaston
Ia 1858, where che eWned.
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FoR PREsID E,NT.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR vIoE-PREsIDENT.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
or TENNESSEE.
For Electors.

For Electors.
JOHN b. BROWN, of Portland,
ABNER STETSON, of Damariscotta.
lat Dist.-RIcHARD NJ. CHAPMAN OF Biddeford.
I'd Disf.--TnoMASA.D FE> sENDEN ofAuburn.
Cd dat GOING HATHoRN Of P.ttsfeld.
gth Dist.--JoHNN n. sw AZEY of Bucksport.
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For the week ending Aug 18th. 1854 prepared ex.
pressly tor the Pass, by Mr.. NJ. y. Rich.
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CIR "a ND
ANNUA AL EXCURSION
TO THE ISLANDS.

HUE Irish American Relief Association will uaka
Il their second Annual Excursion Gown tie liar
Dor 10 Little Hog Island. on
wednesday, Aug. "a, 1854.
III blrge Comfort and other boats are engaged
5 aud 10 o'clock A NJ and at r. hi ksi.rrIns
AT and in the e-e ning
Music by Z ander Qusdrille Band. The dane
ing department Will be unrcr the n anareman, 81
a ssili'ul COMMITTEE who will cave nothing nndone
70 procure large and convenient platform 10 accom-
amusement 'eN"i
Refreshments 20 be had on the Island Ice water
will DC furnished in abundance free OF exprns.,
The COMMITTEES pledge themsi Ives 10 20 eserythinv
in their power t. make this the plasaniest and
best excursion OF the seasOn ~
- Tickets 20 cents. children half price.
Aug ibid
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Note.-we wish IL to be understood that our auo-
aons represent prices OF large lots from first hands,
unless otherwise stated, and that in filing small or
ders, higher rates have to be charged.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-17
Boston stock List.

~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
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FoREIGN PORTS.

AtCallao 2sth ult ships John Tucker, Hallett. and
south America. Lincoln, disg.
sid I'm do 27th uit. ship 8 S Kinbali, Dearborn.
Chinchas
sd I'm Cayenne Let ult. sch b Sumner. Upton.
Philadelphia
Ar AT Aspinwal 9Th inst, barque Florence Peters.
Hooper, Elizabethporl
At 81 Thomas LIST inst brig Ida Abbott Cooper,
for New York. ldg
AT Pietou sth lust. barques Minnie Gordon. Nc
Oreger and Warrior. Page, for Boston.
Ar at st John NIB 18th inst, sch Amelia, McGune.
Camden.
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sRIfyou are in want o I any kind o PRINTING
all at the Daily PressOh.ce. u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A NEW LOT OF GOODS
just received
At DRESSER'S CHEAP STORE
90 ExGH4NGE STREET.
Aag 10 dls
Bay Your Stationery Packages

At Dresser's, 90 Exchange street,
50 per dozen, or IS cents edeh
GS-Agents wanted, address L. DRESSER Port.
land, Me-, Box le2.
an,lfiIw
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E'hE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
=, concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
.aAvn upon himself the trust OF Administrator
OF the estate of
JOSEPH BARNES,
late of Portland, In the county OF Cumberland
deceased BY giving bond as the law directs. he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted TO
the said deceaseds estate to make immediate paw
ment; and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit tho same for settlement TO
BENJAMIN kINGSBURY, JR
Portland, July 8, 1854 sSwSws
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Union Observation-Disclosures County.
The unconditional Uni m voters of Cumberland
comfy are req uested send delegates to meet in
Convention 10 the senate Chamber
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A fAIkNi combining more good and less bad
quaiiies than any etueT fxfufo in use for house
weis. Don't fail TO see il before GU nv anv rnmp
% 9fawer now n use. IL works SO easilV *
onio sight years old can draw with it, II Il low
PfiSsd u leaves nothi- In the water 10 inture 49,
soes net ifeeze; i Is simple; II Is not likely 10
g., ent on order Ibe buckle hiss no vahe and
emp ~ iseii lou have yOur well ell cpen or Gov.
cred AZ pleasure. and is just such sirpie
every man needs who values pure waier for /. nily
a ale by ' "'sNs '''
BoYNroN HIGGINS.
,.,o,. 10 and ID Warren Market. Portland.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
August 10,

steamer Forest City. Liscomb Boston.
Steamer New England, Field, ST John y for
Boston
Sch james Garcclon. Anderson, Boston.
CLEARED.
Barque Ionic. stevens. Havana Lynch & Co
Brig stanley, tBrl kalloch. Hayana-John Lynch
& Co.
Sch Pioneer, tBrl Hatfield. Hillsboro NB-masfer
Sch & B Small. Cole. Maehiasi ort-mastcr
Sch Maggie Bell. Gilkey, Philadelphia Orlando
NickerSon.
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Review OF the Market,

evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-13

Affairs IN kENTrCKY "A gentleman
just from Kentucky furnishes some &C
count Of the state of Things there:
There are at present about lively,
thousand troops in Kentucky. Confcde
rate raiders are swarming in almost every
county IN Kentucky, and are becoming
holder every day. A Federal soldier
cannot go twenty miles from these places
without running the risk of falling in the
hands of our troops.
"kentucky is being secured in every
direction by negro troops hunting up the
few negro men who have not seen proper
to volunteer. In many cases, they are
shot down Oh refusing to enlist. The
negro troops, however, take good care not
to extend their visits to counties where
Conicdcratcs are known to be. In fact,
from all | could see, there exists a per
feet reign of terror throughout the State.
Both the property and lives of the citi
zenS are very insecure
The people in Kentucky are in favor
of Mcclellan, but it is thought that Lin
coin will stop those who are opposed to
hin from voting by the bayOnct.'
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THE ExILEs FROM ATLANTA con
dition of the poor refugees and eN'les
from Atlanta must be pitiablc in the ex-
,r.mc Our Macon contemporaries re-
nroaent them a. very destitute and iorlorn.
The Macon Gonfederacy of the 23d says :
"But there still remains in and about
this city two hundred families who are
without shelter just think Of it. Al
most Il thousand children exposed to the
inclcmcncy of the weather, and with
scarcely food enough to exc out their
miserable lives. The Mayors oilicc il;
throhgcd With these unfortunate women
daily, who, with tears, plead merely for
bread, that their little ones may not
starve. TO have the sympathy OF the
people of this city enlisted, We would re
commend walk amongst the cars where
the cNileS are still stopping. Destitute
Of home, money, food, or strong arms to
provide these things for them, they pre-
sent sickening aspect. Many OF them
have young babes at the breast. Some
four on five were confined last week on
the cars. In the name of justice, we beg
the people to go to work and mitigate the
circumstances of these people"
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GENERAL WmEELER.-A correspond
ent Of the Montgomery 1dccrtirer says
that this officer has asked to be relieved
from his cavalry command and given a
division of infantry He adds:
with all his industry, and he has a
vast amount of it; and all his education,
and he is thorough; General Wheeler
was not fitted by nature for chief OF
cavalry. No man protects an amy with
so much courage, attention and skill
No man makes a better Dragon with the
main body. But he is no raider, and that
is What we imperatiycly want so, as
major-general OF infantry he will sue
coed. He will make one of the best in
the army; for here courage, energy .nd
education come directly into play. 1t is
Tumored in this connection that he will
be promoted to be lieutenant general, to
succeed lIardee."
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ways did, though the South did much
tbs larger business in the way Of pay
ing. The Secretary was never accused
of withholding its quota from the North,
but it wanted all. That he determined
it should not have 1t would have been
entitled to il under no circumstances
whatever Under circumstances which
he knew to exist; it would have been a
chine a little worse than Arnold's had
he gratiticd its cupidiiy. lie felt n" IN
clnatIon to prove a traitor, and traitor
he would have been to the State {" "hi'"
his allegiance was due, and to the "'oi'
Southern country, had he gwen Tue
North all il required He did no such
,hipg He sent to the South the full
sum total in arms, munitions and equip
mcnts to which she was entitled \
veil of rage burst from the bailied
wolves Of the Northern press. He was
denounced az traitor from Washington
to the river St. Johns; from Boston to
Mormondom. a traitor to what? -
TO that agency iorsooth which our
fathers set up to conduct our foreign
affairs, but which had now set itsrif up
to be sovereign, usurping all the func-
tons of the States the only true sovc-
reigns on this part OF the continent He
laughed their anger to scorn. He boldly
ayowcd that he had sent cannon to the
South, and powder and ball to load them
with. 1t was the act Of patriot, and he
had no reason to be ashamed of it. He
could not prevent the disruption Of the
Union. He had tried every means to
avert the catastrophe. He had ia led,
and the Yankees had succeeded What
could he do but look out for his own
country: ePosterity will do him justice,
as Virginia already does.
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DIED.

In tins city, on the 2lat OF August last, Miss BET
TIE l.. FENNER, OF Prince George. county Nn-
gina, III the nineteenth year Of her age.
DnEcu from her home by the advance II dc IL
envy, AMI rcIaItt, 4 from father whom >h Il lu,ry
loy'Ni, She came TO this city, where surrounded ty
many weeping ineni ~iIequictly btcIthci hcr last
Truly, "nOnr KIN" her but to love herr Possessed
vi Il waln, kind aud afirctunatc heart, noble. cen
erUuS and torgiNinG nature, she drew around her
many loving tri, nS, who vail ever cherish her me
moIy, and can hut grieyr that she 50 early IN Uf.
once happy circle which can never he filled. Ii is
hard to realize that that once smiling, hapl,y face l.,
now cold anu nlotionttSs that once clear and beam
ing eye Ii now d.uk"hcd III death; that hand that
was ever Ready To extend to a welcome will greet
US no more that warm ana afccllonttr heart hes
still and pulscesS III her little narrow home. Ir>
the cold, dark grave hath claimed her = ii own
Though absent at the time of her death let me M "
gather with you all around the little green mound
that covers her last Resting place, and while ming
ing my grief with yours, drop there 4 tear Tor
loved hcr too But gllcyc not friends the wind as
1t Nn9s It's low rlaIntlye requiem over her lonely
grave, will tell OF the many virtues of her that nov
sleeps beneath, ana bid prepare to meet her in
that better, brighter and happier world l.
Petersburg papers please copy
ON Wednesday, the 18th Of October, after a Ions,
and painful Illness, Mrs AMELIA FRAWNER, n,
the SlXty-clghth year Of her ace.
Her funeral Will take place TO-DAY October u
at 3 O'clock 7. NJ from Oregon Hui Methodist
Church. Hcr friends, and thoS, OF her sous J,h,
attend.
In Halifax, Nova Scotia on the 81 Of September,
uiilh", OF yellow fever, contracted III Bermuda.
THOMAS JONES, merchant of this city aged
forty -SlN years, leaving a wife and five children
On sunday morning, October 9, 1861, of consump-
ton, SALLIE VIRGINIA, infant daughter Of
Charles NJ. and Anne f. Rex, aged fifteen months
aud twenty-tour days.
On the llth instant, at the residence OF her pa
rents, III Manchester, ELIZA IDA FORTUNE,
aged nine months and nine days.
In Richmond, on Tuesday evening, October llth,
JAMES HARRISON, son Of George and Mary
Baltiam aged four years.
Another link has fallen from the broken household
chain,
Another little cherib gone to join the spirit train
Another smiling baby boy has died without STAIN
Another little daing gone where life and love are
twain.
Another little angel child has fled 10 groves above
Another priceless Jewel there to welcome Ii, with
love"
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pied by our prisoners. The large amount
Of tobacco, stores, etc. sent down to those
prisoners by the last flag Of truce IS
supposed 70 have formed the contents OF
the wagon"
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/ ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF
l ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS WORTH or HANDSOME FtRNl
TUKE, AT TIE BALLARD HOUSE, Ar Pun
Lie AUCTION, To BE MADE BY THE FRO
FbIErORS FOR AND ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM
If MAY CONCEEN.-In consequence OF thu Bal
iaId House not beng rc-opcucd bV prupIi, tons,
Wi, intended, the FURNITURE bought 10y such
Putlcs with that object, also that bought by all
other parties who have not compiled with the terms
al the sale announced W" shah tro,, to r,->cli tl,
VERY LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION
OF FURNITURE, &c,
50 left mCalicd Ton, beginning MONDAY, the
10th DAY of October, 1864, 1T 10 O'clock, continuing
the s,llc each day at the same hour Much of Ia,
stock Is Of the ycty Lt with which the house was
furnished and IL We'll worthy the attention OF all
VIII" need Tor thtlr own use or WISH 10 make profit
able investment There are many elegant chamber
suites Of
Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture,
Ro.cwood and Mahogany Wa,irnbcs,
Rosewood and tlo5uny Bri>teaI4,
Cottage Br,latt,ttS
Rosewood and Mahogany Cabincts, marbl, tur4,
Rosewood and Mahogany Wa>hataut,, mublc-
Rosewood and Mahogany Pnlor and Cane
chars,
Splendid Brussels Carpets
Elegant Toilet CHAMBER SETS
Very superior Han ana Shulk Mattresses,
Feather Boil tiers and Filluw-,
touhtcTpInr~ Blankets, sheets,
Bolster and PILLOW slips,
NJ .hnsany, EHttnsIon, Dining and Centre Ia
blc~.
Plated Ca,torS Folk and Spoons
Chatting Dishes, Dinner Knives.
ALSO,
All UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE Will be sold 10 pay
charges j. {. IALIAtEIiRO y 60,
J.. Il. Cook, AuctiOncer. Propri,tols.
n. B.-The DARKROOM FIXTURES are offered
for sale privately until the day Of sale
For terms, apply to the PkoPRIEToks
&c
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4 UC7iON SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
by Grubls & Williams, Auctioneers.

E'IIE VALUABLE FARM KNOWN
4 AS WuOnLAWN,' WITH ONE Hun
DEED AND SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND, ON
THE WESTiIAM ROAD, THREE MILES WEST
Or RICHMOND, FOR RENE; AND SALE or
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
HORSES, MULES, COWS, FARMING UTEN-
SlLS, &c, Al AUClION.-ly request Of the
executor of James C. SPOTS, deceased, We
will rent at public auction, upon the pre-
misses, for fifteen months-trum lst october, lS6l /,
to lst January, lsGG,-on MONDAY, 18th o.
tobcr, ut 10 O'Clock a. M, the valuable and beau-
ttul Farm Lately occupied by Mrs. SPOTS, situated
"a above stated, within the outer line Uf tOrtIca-
tons, ami accessible by the Grove and Westham
roads. About one hundred and fifty acres ATE
cleared and adapted to the usual crops and ycgeta-
bteS. 1t has also variety OF fruits, &c. Tie dwell
hing Is Vf BRICK with five rooms, besides basement,
halls AMI closets; there also two outer buildings,
with four rooms each, large BAN, cOln-crib sta
blcs, &c.
Thu dwelling is situated in tine grove, with an
Abundance Of good water; and the ncighhoIhool is
in every respect desirable, being free from d,ptcdl-
tons by the soldiers.
ANY in search Of a really pleasant home with
good Land attached could not 10 better than attend
on the day above named Possession will he gwen
at once.
Immediately after r,ntng the Farm, We will sell
the Household aId Kitchen Furniture, consisting
II thu IL u.h variety; two Horses two Mul,s, tour
Cows, Can't, Wagon, AMI Farming Et,Hlls of
every klid Also, a good Family CtriIagt., ~.
ItHH-. R'Htpaytbic quarterly ia advance. For
the personal property, cash.
oc ~ GItUBBI " WILLIAMS, Auctioncrr9.
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FsVUREE UI1NDRED DOLLARS RE

WARD stolen, on Wednesday evening, De-
tuler 9TH from my house, head OF Grove road,
two cows; one white, without horns, three years
DID, and one pale led, with tips of horns sawed off,
and when stolen W Is dragging bloc, H. hy which they
were tracked 10 the Wdy-s';cs on Brook road. Two
boys were seen running them Oft. Three hundred
dollars viii hc paid Tor the return of the or
any information that may Head t. their recovery
Address CArrAIE ID G.. MEADE,
% iI-3tf Camp Lee.
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FOH HENT At 1ECYIDN

IHOE REST At AUCTION I}I
LARD HOUSE, TWO HANDSOME D..
DENtES AND \ LARGE ~ItLIl Hr.
r.utrl AZ IHtthr au .ttoi,, oI4 tlr luw--. ... .t
1TEHAI, the 18th # October, |E!. - Q. ......
the BALLARD HOUSE, r"utuuu. .,..r'...
looms. In consequence 1T thr ltt.. L.'E - f.. t
my large hotel, Tho Ualiu! H.u. b. t...
abridged tu srycHty-uUa lrrih-, tn.lt, I'M .r.. ...
ROOM dining room, kitchen, IuuIlN T.I BE-. H.
appointments II the Original hotel ~ s.lkr.. ..
Also, two handsome COTTAGE 81. ibiN.i.
fronting On Ross street. and c"ut.uutI,a .H,H .....
and ten rooms in good repair, with wt.,r ual g..
fixtures.
M-o. large brick STABLE. t.H.Ir .
Franklin street, AMI attached to TIN hst..
The renting Will be- tor one year
TRIMS Bond, with good security Cuht 70. %
pay the rent monthly.
This property i, so we'll ana tavpr1hIy kl.aJ:it'
a further description j. doomed uuur,p--uF
| will be- At the hotel daily from t. .',Io'. tli
Will take pleasure III showing ti!c premise. o. f
wishing to examine them. !. t. HAIIAhb
Renting conducted hy Mrssrs. G!,,r.- H..
LIAN~, AuctIOHVCTs. u. u q.
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

WtItit Stolen from my stable, on Saturday
Ei,ht, O.tntor hih, my DARK BAY HOR&E-
almost hlnh is" years old ; PAGES finely; when
tut'nF, Stk,- his hind loot INST his fore foot :;
hat trace muks Or HI hight thI"i; newly -liDd all
round with Etrv hel,- .c''i hoe, he will com" to
the name OF Mur"tn. II j, likely that a soldier
stn. him, alti vail try to tad" him OH All per
s"n- #rr ratidsd AGAINST trading iur linn. | Will
civ, he lhpy" ward tor h delivery or any rnfDr
inItinn s" th1t can ~rt lim or two hundred dol
lAT> Ipi Ia ,hvyrl and The tilief ut my t,tm, Dit
Elr'r Aill, f9u u,lr. from Hanover Courthouse.
90, T. ct. PHEASANT SLAUGHTER
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4 co UNTRI RFSIpENCF FOX
n SALE.-A comfortable COUNTRY l}.1
DENCE, containing ilycyo0m1, With lH u....lrg
out-huiiding- fifty to ole hundred .tI,. q .....
attached, within quaytcr of y utle II t.4...f..
Courthouse. Fur particulars Apply {. 90 4.4a,-
j. s. b" Palmyra, Fiayahla, Eir-rm.
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