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ANERICAN HOUSE.

n urDsOS. Proprietor, Lansing Michigan, opposite
cat,i building Gsnsr.l stag. Once kept IN connee-
tioa With ths House
lansing Mich April 20, lse3- 4oy
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w. e.. PAINE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Lansing. Mich. Onnce that
recently occupied by Dr. Shaok Residence on Cherry
street, Que door south Of VIM II. CArr's residence
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once at the Drug stSr
on z Talysr son eornsr Of Washington ana hlehi
AS.saes. All calls prOmptly attended To- AL
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

PRICE, PROPRIETOR, Mason, the County Seat OF Ing
ham County Michigan. Lansing, Jackson, and Dex-
ter stages stop al this House. charges reasonable
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DOCTOR n. w. NELSON,

Aw. caAScERY, AND COLLECTING BUSINESS
". tovcYEAR, AR,.------..-.-.-E d :" BURrca.
lansing Michigan. oOJ
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Businsss Direftorp.
IiUKArIO PkATT,
r.. THAYER, ,

ATTORNEY AND coUSsELLoR G a. Il. and 5'lisi,o'l
..an- Iugham County, Michigan. AZ
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AN ACT amend o" An act to incorporate the inhabi-
Of the city Of Washington, passed Nay fifteen
eighteen hundred and twenty.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

HENRY Il: LERDs. TORS
auction wcdnssday October Is lo,, O'Clock, the
residence in second three doors below Fifty ninth
streetcx.cutors sale or Household Furr ture vz;Ne
and Brussels Carpets rosewood Suit piush
eosewood Reception Chairs In yellow figured orocatel
l,rocste Windsw Curains, gilt frame OIL Paintings, ma
rahogsnv Bedsteads black walnut Hall Stand, liar Mat
Feather Bosers and Pillows Blankets black wal
nut Dressing Bureaus China, Crockcry and Glassware
IIARDwAKE TRADE SALES AND AUCTION ROOMS
II 55 BEEkMAN STREET:
j. X. BALSEY h CO.. Anctioneers, will SELL
THIS DAY. TUESDAY, OCT. Is, At l0s O'Clock.
HARDWARE CUTLERY, SKATES. &c in variety.
Also,
TOO dozen wBIPPLE AND PEABERTON
FILES
Also,
1000 dozen CITY MADE BRUSHES.
FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS.
somprisipg Wrench Accordeons, Mariners
Tobacco Boxes Corkscrews dc In lots 10 suit
sssy aud country buyers
Also
TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS.
SILVER Plated WARE.
comprising Castors Spoons Forks Also Carvers Table
FORKS and Table Knives &c dc
Catalogues ready early morning OF sale.
ARGE SALE OF WINDOW, PICTURE AND PHO
IL tographers' Glass-BURDETr, JONES co. viii
se auction, Wednesday, Oct 26 1864 at II O'Clock
within their store l0g Wall street without regard to weath
10000 boxes OF superior French Window Picture and
piers Glass of assorted brands VITA o. PC
fE.xP sA.w.H., H.H. H.; sizes from 6rS 70 s6r5v
sbc importation Of Mcssrs. neyo Bros Terms at SALE
XOalalngues ready.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

AMUsEMENTS.
A cApHsr or MOsio-TrALIAs orEeA TosIoAs
"A Dreotes ..........-....... MAX hAhkTlhn
SIG. sELLtsr.
in Don'fe'''' grand 'Pfrf II. roLruro
who the ' n Pai E + sEEsn6 created
ever '''"a T6siGhr SfS r9G GEsb4 oa
,,, ,, IL PoLiUTo.
".'a sinoss Ne RsoTEsrss'y Tiesa Great cast including
SAssInILTANI,
BELLiNf.
'To'SoREow j;M..ans.dayj t.ytESiso, osr X
rauHSG1y SR stySss SgSsf s Eehruro
Seats eaS he soearea aud desets ma, IT, mad foe any q
s as.as%, sSese At 1ABa Bssr % S1 Ss
Pond 90 = s47 Broadway and at Root Anthony's CO.
DARK THEATRE-BRooKLrS
Il The great Come lan5 ~ -
Second week OF his Brilliant Engagement.
oADEyY or MUSIC. BROOKLYN.
Miss fanny HsRRiNG
VIII pSgSH sgPsrg rSE H. ssBinas saBns5sssS sss fs' Of
bs supported By = fun dramasls company.
WILL ALSO oiya conc rAsroxrMs
A Splendid observation-disclosures. Alexander Tysa
BARNuM's A. AMEFIsAk 1 gIsAk 1gS5gH ogSSg4Jsrrr
.HssHst H2a E5s #sS$s AND Els.
SSSsEns sAEgsRT Gs50sfs s;.
AND MISS MINNIE WARM.
GIVE THREE ENTERTAINMENTS DAILHs
AT IL A. N. AND 5 AND " r. M.
The Afternoon entertainments most crovdoA
Al the MORNING LBvEE they appear In then
IDENTICAL WEDDING COSTUME
AFTERNOON, AT
PRISONER OF SPlELBEh6;
THE zIseAao AND HIS MosKEr.
TOM THUMB TROUPE,
BELLE OF THE BASEMENT.
EVENING, AT 7L,
PAULS RETURN
Characters Mrs J. " Prior France; Miss kook. Oe1
yer: Messrs. Lsvck, Mestayer, BrdQemsn, 6smiossos
PREviops TO PLAY, tom THUMB COMPANY.
ALBInoS, GIANTS. LEARNED SEAL, Ac
Admission, 10 cents Children under ten. l5 cents.
DRYANTs' NINSTIELS
ID The Excelsior Troupe In the following brilliant -
gramme:- CARTE DE vISITE,
EXEMPT sBAKE2s, CHALLENGE DANCE;
Sally Up, Perfect Cures, Tho Policy once, wake VI
Vim Henry, Fife and Drum Major Martin Chnxaei.av
Family Monster Tin onion, introducing Messrs Ssy
Reed Prendergast Hobbs. Tempeton, Morrtss9
Fowler Garatagn, Hilton. Grier Savori Emmet hAss1
Tommy. Neil and Dan BRYANT.
Family Circs 80 cents Parqost 80 cents commsnes =
TX O'clock.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
A UCrIoN WORCESTERSHIRE AND PEREMPToRY
EAaSIFiCENr HOUSEHOLD FugNIruRE;

VELVET BKUssELS AND INGRAM CARPETS:
By X. ROTH, auctoueer, this day (Tnesday, October
e eleven O'Clock precisely at the -four story residence.
l2s Clinton place Eighth street, between Fifth and Sixth
consisting of handsome Brussels and Ingram
pets three elegant Parior Suits covered In brocael and
Eeps rosewood Etegere marble Centre and Pier Tables
ace Curtains hne Oil Paintings Bronze Clock rich Vases
Psror Ornaments Turkish Easy Chairs Lounges and Re
MAGNIfIChNT ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE.
STOOL AND COVER: COST $685.
gosewood Bedsteads, Bureaus. Wsshsands Spring and
Hair Mattresses, Bankets Beds Chairs. Bed Lounges
SOFAS Rockers Mirrors Clocks Tables. Exeusiqp Table
China, Glass. and Silver Ware Table Cutlery, &C.
l,oatye.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

A MAE or Is Wishes TO MKBr WITH A WOMAN
"A from u 70 S-N 0srnas prefsrrvi He is worhisS,
and mates geoA tivtnG csmfortasis hsns 10 sssnreo
tor . man a. HE wife II such : vomaa will address
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
DENTIsTRY.

sET OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS.-BN
n satisfaction Or no pay, at s SIKH avenue Parties
needing snort notice Will please no ad
vance required Nitrous oxide given aud teeth or.
aced day without pain, and free Of charge where others
arc 10 be sered Light and durable OF teeth ow
AZ $40 gold pistna very cheap large
of Teeth always hand and business done In
business manner ono price 70 Everybody. No advance
taken rlumpers totod out the theeks and also snsm
No 23o sI,h between Fifteenth and sixteenth sta
rroLroN DESrA. AssoCIATfoN..rHE ORIGINAL
~ ntoiucers OF then trous xde wh0 guarantee 70 sx
tract t3th whQuh eli pain made fresh eyesy
day reov6A from Boad strssl No 10 Cooper In
ssitute
T1srEoPLAsrIo, OR ARTipIcIAI BONE, FILLrNos;
~ restores decayed sssh sle rosm ANT mere sass ss
class cavity hed without pain By the dscsverer In
zen Rooms rsmsved TO xsdrtesuh street ces dQee Vaab
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
SCHOOL.
Mathematician
AND
CLASSICAL SCHOOL
JOHN A. ALLEN:::PrincspaI

"'~J pos. OF the L. 5. Military Acaaeny. west
NA' ana ' Tor many years an Instructor
rr.xr % youth
vii @es oN1 SESSION 90 TINS SCHOOL,
ar. ~ 49, n .sise en- Monday, SEPTEMBER ia
Sa Slss is occupied ss Mr. BsAns p.rs q
The course Of Study iaclua.. .,r,A !.
seeApsts kaglsh aud Classical edues,xa.se @ 81
he students are required 20 perfors, -, =.
tary exercises as contribute 10 aiscinl;, = s,ia-
and an easy and graceful carriage nsALths
Tue Scholastic year ecnsisks cf tive .s.x;.
twenty weeks zach. @siens OF
TUITION $50 per session Of tvsntx 49,
nalI payable :. the commencement, and TIE a.,
anes At the middle Of the sssSion - =. = '@A'
No deduction for withdrawal o. .eAat.-. -.
the school anriag the ssssioaa except IN eases o.
uSlroaM--For Water, zoe blaa Cloth Ro.ns-
about, standing collar 20 hook IN franE sinrla ro
Of nine gin Aattens &c. 8. Artillary and thrsss
small ones 10 button the euas; Cadet grew slosH
rAntaieons. With black cord on shs oussr 80
rom she waist to the ankle; one blue elotA nsh-
tAry cap.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

DERFUMERT, SOAPS. TOILET AErcLEs,
L Pomades, cosmeti9nss, Teeth, Nail, Flesh,
Hair and Cloth Brushes: C0nbs in grs.t varfsET
May Be found 1t
A. C. HALLo Drag stors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

. L % x * -
, large s.sorfmeuf Of seth Thom 80 waisrbaFy's
az Afkinsas aszhf Day and Thirty Hoar cfaoks.
NAfch Materials. &C.
Al She sutes gods eif h. sold az Wkeiasais
hefsti as los any huasa In the city.
Give ne call lefars par hasiHE eiasNke=s.
RtTrR@GFt \ pnLASa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
HARDWARE.

A1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,

Passed at the First Session Of the
Thirty-Eightb COngress
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
I. EoDsE, Sf-eAAss
cnpar4uershiu Notice.

T.Rosf and sf4sr this data. the Iass FfFn q y
Il y. Carr Co, viii 90 zndsr ths nansy 40 ~ :
o. Hodzs,r Carr Co Va srs rcp psrEsr g y
loeatsd il cur gsw Building. % tes sor8er q
water scd sysArDors ssrssess With . eBs stock o.
Liquors Of every daseEirrton z
AHscst sth, 1884. fe~-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
PERFUMERY. &c

PERFUmERY. &c.
IusT RECEIykD AT scuLkEPFKh's
j tFnx tere. ifo gasss Il ne gsaai, BsraessH
o. Cfaref Wias uif ssrrsrt S q - fhs esa-
uinc imrarigd zfticie. Also ; ffush ssFply %
Latsvha Wtnes idsf Fsositsd a.
SCuLAkrFKR's hrax ktsrs.
Corner MAin AID Sseond stFs<ta.
lyzl Evansville. Inetaaa-
A s0TngK SUPPLY o. HANS a sTEyESs'
n faadiy DYE CaAirs Jest rec lied a.
sCHLAEPf Ka's Drug sto<s-
I'VE cELfBRATEn SEa PERFUMES. TIE
RaBy StaE. MAY fiewrr, osidsn De- prulss.
Vicfefis Eegie. Aighf Boonih Ceras. Fiezr
city, ard saaHzaF fiaNef extracts usl rseslsse -
scHLAKPTKK's DRUG store.
GONE oF NAh GksIIkE ROBIksoNs
- ssap fsFf Ez.ssste As s1r sale nt
scz1skPFER's Drug Store.
fsHk Ltrasr sAGk PREPARATION JCsT
nF a4 a l4stas florili8s. II Il
lsss sass ms ss@zss asss Wanfed. let evsry
taas - r. 8 e D. isss sFFz'sr@ftoa In use.
GlF sta a.
AzE&EFEEkS prar ste >.
ossarr N4sa al Seeond streets,
Exsasvtiie. Tad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
House Furnishing
Retail Department.
IN THE
Retail Department

We have a fan stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods. Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints ga. "A,
ga, l0-4 Bleaehed and Brown Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique Circu-
larsand sacques, Ladies Sun UNI
brellas and earasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &c, % which We would
call the attention Of all wishing TO pur-
chasss in our line Of business
myao.iy JAQUEss a FRENCH,
No. 40 First street. Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29
SHIRT MANUFACToRY.
y. SMITHS
SHIRT MANUFACToRY,
Mob 8eCOnd ut.
60 frx s1AxAs s1eex.,

SHIhn Aapn 70 oKDxR YBeN nHAs-
&As1k ss2&A Gf warINnas4. 4 steek
= Aas Shirts and Cellars Always 81 hand and
- vii eza1 ssAa pxrsAAssR. Tuektng
%Sfs-, y .s.5ss@ E--sfE-g Al zssszFea
xeSa ~ tax 1>es AsssA. shs zzhsrxsssx r,ez>es
oeeEsaiS hsssssesa ~ Ne pass s<s yssss.
Sss1 JaRYxW.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-29

- PUBLIc-No. 1881
Az AeT 10 provide Interval svsDus 20 support me
Government to pay iBtsrest on the public dsDt'
4 ..a...
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20
Railroad Accident,

The passenger train from this city TO Show.
hogan, on the Portland & Kennebec Railroad
Thursday afternoon, met with an accident in
vassalboro, the particulars of which we learn
from Mr.. Lincoln, the conductor.
The train consisted of the baggage and mail
car, smoking car and three passenger cars. In
passing over bridge at Lang's Mills, Vassal-
boro'. about twenty-five feet in length, at 5
o'clock z. M, the bridge broke under the en-
CINE; but that and the tender passed over
safely, though the latter was thrown from the
track. The rear end of the mail and baggage
car, the smoking car and the forward end OF
the first passenger car were precipitated into
the gap. In the baggage car there were five
persons, neither of whom was injured. The
smoking car contained twenty or thirty. some
of whom were bruised, but no bones were
broken.
The smoking car crushed IN the end of the
forward passenger car, which contained about
thirty persons, many OF whom were bruised.
Mr.. johnson. of Augusta, had his right arm
broken. A young woman from Nova Scotia,
who had been hired here that day to go to
Skowhegan and work, had her right leg brok-
en-. A passenger belonging in Bangor was
severely bruised in the back. but had no bones
broken; lie was left at yassalboro'; the other
two were taken to Augusta in special train,
which was sent to the spot as soon as intelli-
gence of the disaster could be telegraphed
from Waterville.
The cars were badly injured. One of the
passenger cars was about ruined. The train
arrived at Skowhegan about IL O'Clock at
night. The bridge was considered one of the
best on the road. 1t would be repaired so that
trains could cross last night.
1t is wonderful that no one was killed by
this accident, and that there were so few seri-
Gus injuries. All the passengers, with the ex
ception OF the three above mentioned. were
able to proceed on their route.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20
Wanted.

LNOUR Girls TO act as walters a.
L. ATKINSON INGERsOLL,s
Eating House, Il Middle ST.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20

STORE BREAKING.-The corn aud -four
store of Mr. Edwin p. Millett, No. Moulton
Street, was entered last night by breaking a
pane of glass In the door at the rear OF the
store, then lifting the bar and pulling the
bolts. After entering the shop the robber
closed the door and proceeded to operate.
Unfortunately for his operations, Mr.. Mil
lett and his son went to the store about 10
O'Clock to get some oais which had been for
gotten. The son went in and discovered that
The store had been broken into. He went out
I'd informed his father, and then returned
into the store to examine the safe. While do
ing this he discovered the legs of man under
a table in the countng-room. He immedi-
ately jumped out, locked the door and hailed
some naval officers who were passing by.
They stopped and surrounded the store. The
robber tried to escape, first by the window
then By the door, but was driven back and
kept there until police officers Williams and
Floyd arrived on the spot. They immediate
~ went into the store aud secured the fellow,
who had endeavored to secrete himself among
some bags of meal. He was taken TO the
lookup.
The fellow proved to be Thomas Mulligan,
who some time ago was sentenced to three
years in the State Prison for breaking into the
store of Messrs. Ross & Lynch. After serv-
ing about two years he was pardoned out, and
Joined the 18th Maine Regiment, from which
he has since deserted. He will find himself
now in a very uncomfortable position-either
to be shot as a deserter or to suffer long
term OF Imprisonment.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20
p The Gardiner journal says the music car

y The Gardiner journal says the music car
of Van Amburg's Menagerie cut through the
planking in crossing Jay bridge on Thursday OF
last week. No harm was done except delay
OF about half an hour. The elephant forded
the river, and he liked the situation SO we'll that
it was some hours before they could induce him
to leave it. He would stand and fill his trunk
with water, and blow it into the air, hugely en-
joying the copious showers that would descend
therefrom upon his dusky hide. 1t was good
chance for the spectators to ''see the eephant"
y The several manufacturers of wringing
machines raised their prices on each wringer,
one dollar and a half the LIST of August, to meet
the greatly increased cost Of rubber, iron, and
other materials of which they are manufactur
ed.
- The Spiritualists of Vermont have State
convention at Montpelier, September I'd, Sd
and 4th.
r Mrs. Wood, the famous opera singer, died
recently in England
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20

NEW YORK. Aug ~
Cotton-1s2c higher; sales l1O0 bales at 1sal SO
for middling uplands.
flour-sales q 900 bbls; State and Western loo
higher; State 60Gl00 90; Round Hoop Ohio 10 50d
Isi0; Western Q 10 dl0 as; southern nrm r; sales
$50 bbs; Extra do 10 7'gl4 90; Canada 5al0c high
err; sales 800 bols; Extra l009dl2 o..
Wheat-ld2c better; sales IS 800 bush; Chicago
Spring 2Ibgs34 .iiwauAee club az 81; Red
Winter Western 3512 a.
s;orn-ic lower; sales t2 900 bushels; mixed Wes-
tern 54I1 IS.
Olra-ic lower; sales Canada at 95ds7tc.
Beef-dull.
1000.
Lard-hgher; sales 1909 bbls at 22a23c.
Butter-hrm; State at 45a5E.
Whiskey-ffmer: sa,es 1900 bbls at sodl SO.
Rice-quiet; sales 200 bags Rangoon at l4ta 5Ic
Sugar-active and 10 higher; sales 500 hhds
Porto K co .2d2Ac; Muscoyado 81 e22i.
Molasses- qutet.
Cofse-inactiye.
Naval Stores quiet
Ereights to Liyerpoo-dull
Wool-in good6emsnd.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20
Religious Notices.

Religious notices oftwenty five words or less free
all excess of this amount will be charged ten cents
q line, eight words constituting a line This ru /
hereafter will be rigidiy adhered to.-fPuB PREss
Eg-At Mechanics Hall, tomorrow, Conference
al l0i A. NJ
ES-The Washingtonian Society hold meetings
every Sunday evening, at of L. Hail. 35s Congress
street. at o'clock. Public invi ed
eB- REV: Robert Collyer, of Chicago, H. will
p each at ths First Parish Church tomorrow.
S-Thcre will be services in Park Stree. Church
Tomorrow as usual
Ey- Elder j. @. Smith will preach at Second Ad-
vent Hall tomorrow. The public areinyited. Seats
free.
eE-If the Lord will. Ca harine Elizabeth Clark,
mi lister OF Gods Word, will speak the Seven
Tbunders near the brick school house, Cape Eliza
beth, near c. L. Bridge. tomorrow, at 3 A. NJ.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20
BY TELEGRAPH
TOTHE
Portland Daily Press.
arrisal Of Wonndea soldiers.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug.

1 IOhIIsff5o NUN 1LUF, AUB. TO.
The U. 5. hospital steamer Connecticut ar
rived here to-day from Deep Bottom, with 400
wounded soldiers, mostly from the battle OF
Tuesday and belonging to the Cd and 10Th ar
my corps. They were transferred to the hos
pital steamer Atlantic, which sailed for Phla-
delphia.
The Connecticut left Deep Bottom this
morning. Her officers report that yesterday
was comparatively quiet with the army on
both sides of the James. The left wing Of
the army on the north side OF the river, rests
on the James and holds the position. gained
on Sunday last. The right wing has adyanc-
ed Is upwards of four miles from Malvern Hill
in the direction of Richmond Malvern Hill
is in our possession.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20
Stock Market.

EE-The Boston Transcript says the exact echo
of the resolutions of the Maine selt-styled Dear
ocratc Convention was the guns of the falla-
hassee bringing too and capturing twenty-five
vessels OF Matinicus Rock The resolutions
were just as thoroughly national, patriotic and
democratic in their spirit and meaning as the re-
port of the rebel cannon Those who passed
them, hoSeyer, are meaner than the privateers.
The latter are at least ayowed and open enemies
of the republic, and willing to lick their lives
in a bad cause. This cannot be said of thei,
friends in Maine or elsewhere at the North.
. A New York paper says that the ocean
iron-eiad Dictator will be propelled by Ericsson's
ealorie engines
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20

THEATRE.-This afternoon, at IL o'clock,
there will be performance at reduced prices
of admission--adults % cents, and children
Is cents. The sparkling comedies Of Used
Up. and "Flrtation," in both of which Nc
Kean Buchanan and his daughter will appear,
will be performed.
This evening Mr.. Buchanan and his daugh-
ter will make their last appearance. The play
will be Sehiler's great play Of "The Robbers"
1t will also be the last performance for the
present, as the mpany go TO Augusta on
Monday.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20

IsIpRovEMEST.-Mr. John M. Todd has re-
Gently improved his hair-dressing saloon, SO
that il now is the most beautiful and convent
ent one in the city. The addition OF the two
large windows and the balcony in front, also
improves the appearance Of the block. In the
tonsorial department Todd has secured the
services of those skillful operators, John b.
Morrell, Osborne Elwell and John Powers.
Under their manipulations one feels like going
TO sleep, SO gentle are they in their operations
with the razor. 1t is quite a luxury TO get
under the hands Of Todd or either Of his able
assistants.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20
The Pirate Tallahassee.

HALIFAX, Aug. 10.
AT noon to-day Admiral Hope sent TO the
Tallahassee, several boats with full crews and
an order TO cease coling, which was promptly
enforced. She intended TO take on board 500
caldrons for a long cruise, but has less than
300-a weeks supply. She will sail during
the night, beyond a doubt. for the North Bay.
1t is impossible TO obtain the names of the
vessels she has destroyed.
The blockade runner Falcon is still here.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20
Railroad accident.

New YORK. Aug. 10.
The Commercial states that three cars of an
excursion train broke through bridge on the
Camden q Atlantic City Railroad. falling into
the river Several dead and wounded have
beeu picked up and taken to Atlantic City,
The accident occurred at an out-of -the-way
place and no details have been received.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 10.
There is no truth in the reported accident
on the Camden & Atlantic Railroad. 1t was
a malicious report.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20
Aucuon Sale of Real rs,o,e.

DY virtue of license from the Probate Court OF
ID Cumberland county, shallsell a public auction
the lot ofand with the buildings thereon situated AT
the corner o. earl Street and Chu CHI La ne
in Portland said lot containing about thirty Fix feet
on Pearl Street and about seventy feet On Church
GRILL, deceased.
The auction will take place on the premises on
Thursday. September i. "a, at IL o'clock.
AUG. 4. STEVENS, Ad miHistrator.
HENRY BAILEY & CO. AUcTIokKrRs.
Portland, July 26 1864 eodtsepl&w3w
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20

ARREST FOR SrEALING.-Laste evening, as
officers Barbour and Burnham were going
their rounds, they discovered John Barton, a
colored man, and Barney McCarun sppropri-
ating iron to their own use on the Grand
Trunk Wharf, and they were taken to the
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20

HANDSOME CARRIAGE.-The handsomest
riding carriage ever built In this city was ex-
hibited yesterday in front of the Post Office.
1t was beautiful phaeton, built by Mess
Martin q Pencil, for Capt. Charles sager
1t is got up without regard 10 expense, and
every part of 1t is perfect, rejecting great
credit upon the manufacturers. Capt. Sager
is determined that the vehicles in his livery
stable shall be of the best kind, and he spares
no expense for that purpose.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20
Wanted.

IN CCST0M Coat and % custom pant mslsr.
w apply at Clothiog Rooms OF
N0ODMAN, iEUE CO.
- - % and So Middle street
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20
Two Houses nr Auc,,ou.

~ "wednesday August a hat o'el,ek p NJ n,
ZINE premises, We shsii selI IN o story " o. d.
en- IL ne mcbts on Ere mans Cour., near ia ln,f.
aiu Coz works . he hon es a G in GOOD r. .ir
hnished from garrett TO eelisr. z, cd S.o,et. "a
cellar, plenty Lard and soft vst,r, and NV ule.r
gooa rr nIs The lot arr aoous 80 b 40 EFT
lHie citar-sae fcsItiyt--TeI ms ear,
HENRY BAILEY q ~, Auctioreers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20
Board,

QUITS OF Rooms, with Board, can be obtained BY
~ applying Immediately at 30 Dsnforth street.
may ilth. inayi2dtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20
Situation Wan,es,,

SITUATION WANTED q, Salesman In n wbo'e.
~ sale Groeery or Clothing Store b. young man
Address q Press flee
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