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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-20
Boston Stock List.
MARRIED..

In Watervillc, Oct II. John Motley, of Portland,
and Miss Felicia Pray, of Albion.
In Augusta, Oct IL, Geo L Hamltn and Miss Eliza
Partridge.
In Biddeford, Oct 10, Gardiner P Waterhouse and
Miss kglRla Ellis; also, Thomas Ellis aud Miss
Nelly WaternoEse, all of b. ~
In Augusta. Oct 8, Edwin Laid and Miss Sarah
Fisher.
In Biddeford, Sept 30. VIM Evans, of Kenne-
bunk. and Miss Sarah L Cole. OF B.
In BiddefoEd. Oct 5. = spoford, Of B, and Miss
Frances N Millikel, of BRxfoA
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EI-EpiIeptic Fits can be Cured.~-Df.
LOCK aow having become eminently euccssslul in
cpriag this terrible malady invites e similarly af
heted 70 call send for circulars OF and
testimonials of numerous cases cared OF from one TO
twenty.four yesfs Standing. He devotes his atten-
ton especially to disease spinal Axis,
or Nervous system and solicits an Investigation of
bis claim to the public confidence.
He may be consulted at his private residence No.
l4l West 42d street, daily from 10 A. NJ to p. NJ
exeept Saturday and SUNDAY. Address all letters to
aE34 I-sf, DR- ". b. L0CKR0W, New York.
Care of p. %. Nox ELS. oct7dSm
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The Hebelyio,i IN Venezuela = Specie from
Wnrico-YelLotU Fever at GaIpeston.

The Rebellion IN Venezuela = Specie from
MericO-YelI0tc Ferer at GdIpeston.
rfFanr,fp s. III NEW YORK, Oct. 49,
The steamer Columbia, from Havana 10Th,
has arrived. The revolution in Venezuela, 80
far as the States of Aragua and Guarico are
concerned. is at an end, loyal citizens having
driven the rebels out. The State of Guaya-
mas still holds out, demanding to be recog-
nized as an independent power.
No news from st. Domingo.
The steamer Florida had arrived at San Ma
zaire with two million francs, one million five
hundred thousand for the French government,
being the first fruits Of the invasion of the
Mexican Republic.
Yellow fever was prevailing at Galveston,
Texas Two blockade runners arrived there
vile. -e. VA. --n.- -MLNA
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From Ber.,n,.da.

HALIFAX, n. S., Oct. 10.
Fl. NJ steamer Ready, from Bermuda, re-
ports the blockade runners Falcon, Owl, Hope
and Helen at Wilmington, awaiting an oppor-
tunity to run out; also arrived, the blockade
runners Lady Stanley and Let Her Rp.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
Accounts from Bermuda to the Sd represent
the yellow fever still prevalent. The block
ade runner Wild Horse arrived at Bermuda
from Wilmington on the Sd, with Tie bales Of
cotton. The Banshea sailed on the S0th ult.
for Wilmington.
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SUICIDE AT MADIsoN.-Mr Bradbury Per-
kins committed suicide at East Madison on
Sunday 10th inst, while his wife was at meet
ing in the afternoon. On her return she
found him in the chamber suspended by
strap fastened to cross timber. lifeless. Mr..
Perkins had lived for many years In Cornville
and moved into this town about one year ago.
The deceased was worthy and highly es-
teemed citizen. He was aged 81. fSkowhe-
gan Clarion. u alst
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EnREIGN Ports

At Hong Hong Aug %. ships Imperial Hutchins,
for San Francisco Western Coptipent. LULU for do,
chartered at So IL gold per ton Of 40 fact.
At Rangoon Aug IL, snip Wurtemburg, Chase. for
Bombay
AT St Helena Aug 81, shipJ Patten, Percy, fan
Bassein for Falmouth T.
Ar at Gibraltar 26th ult. ship Sclota, Mack, Aord
Trapsnni land sailed z7th for Boston.)
Ar at Gresn0ok eaIh gilt, ship Pacific, Ray, Richi.
bucto.
Ar at Barbados 18th plt brig SCOTLAND. Francis,
New York w
At Havana 9th inst brig John Pierce. stroHt foy
Cardenas, to load for porf North of Hatteras.
Ar at Lingan CB 9Th inst, sch Sardinia, strout,
Boston; 9th, w Sawyer Tracy. do.
At Pictou Ith inst, brig w Woodruff, Eaton, I'm
and for 'prOyid6ncef
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Items from richmond Paper..

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th says
the prompt response made to the call for men
has already changed the aspect of affairs be-
low Richmond. ass
The Federals are mounting mortar batteries
on Chapin's Farm. w
The Enquirer has an article Ia which Ii
speculates most wildly on the political situa-
ton, winding up with, "Should disaster befsll
Sherman, should Sheridan be Withdrawn from
the Valley, should Grant assault Richmond
and be repulsed. then Gen. Mcclellan would
be elected President
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Guerrilla OMtr00cs In Observation-Disclosures
eru Blair Missin0.

y IT CINCINNATI, Oct. IL.
The train which left yesterday afternoon for
Lexington, KY, was ared into nine miles this
side Of Paris, last evening, by gang Of guerr
rillas. The train stopped and the passengers
got out, when another volley was fired, slight
" injuring one or two passengers. The train
Immediately put back, arriving at Covington
at IL P. NJ yesterday. The Hon. Montgom-
cry Blair was among the passengers en- route
to Lexington, end has not been heard of since
the attack.
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Pfice 10 Gents PET bOttIe,
TIBBETTs BROTHERS,
FENCING AND BOXING.

PR OFE 8 s o r r o s S
win give lessons with the SWORD, ia aHtts branch
e.. Also, LIeHr GxxNasT'cs, the GLOVES, and
IEpIAz CLUES. at 80 Exchange street, up one flight
Of stairs. Ceu between the hours OF and IL A. N.
and and ,. NJ. when Pseli#inaries can be settled
octl5dlWS
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Gen. sheriaan,s opera.sen..s

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
The Herald's Martinsburg dispatch of the
18th says Gen. Sheridan returned to that place
on the 18th, from Washington, whittier he had
proceeded by way of Piedmont and Manassas
Gap.
Powelps division OF cavalry has been on
raid into the Luray Valley, and succeeded in
laying waste everything in the same degree
with the Shenandoah Valley.
The Tribune's Strasburg dispatch says the
rebel army Is believed to be $4,000 strong, I'M
der Longstreet. Our losses on the 18th were
about 240. The enemy occupies Fishers
Hill.
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The Cincinnati Peace Convention Consolation
of D0dd's Trial.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.

The Peace Convention met here yesterday
with closed doors. Fifty delegates were pres
emf, and w. w. Curry was chosen permanent
chairman. A committee on resolutions was
appointed, and the committee adjourned to
meet again to-day. 1t Is understood that an
independent nomination is to be made.
The case Of 81. H. Dodd, at Indianapolis,
Commission is not to be published until SUBJ
mitted TO the authorities at Washington.
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- bis ,on oonS. a. McCLERNAND is, contrary
dent, out in weak letter for MOO S 80
He could not do this without paving q narson
al compliment to that generous man who ea ~
him all the importance he has ever had dnSr;r ,o
the war. Those who ask cause for McClarss
nand's apostacy from patriotism will find one
in Gen. Grants report of the Siege of Vicks.
burg. philadelphia Press.
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GoNE.-The recruiting barracks in front of
the Post Office have been removed, much to
the Joy of everybody. Ward made good
spec on the purchase. After saving the build
ing in two parts, he sold one for $l75 and the
other for $155.
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H-The friends OF Mcclellan have dropped
he''Young Napoleon business, and commenced
calling him the Second Joshua, - and it's not SO
bad either though Judas would be more appro-
priate We don't know that little Mac ever
made the sun stand still, but it's certain that he
made everything else stand still on the Potomac
for several months sl e ab
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Per steamship Scotia, At New Vort.I


Ar at Liverpool It'll. Tower" from Bangor NE.
CID 9th, Magellan, Patterson, st John NIB.
Sid 9th, Jeremiah fnonpsop, slgke. and Constan-
Eddystone, Dyer, Rangoon; Mary Alice. Rich, tor
Boston.
CID q london 9Th. Fawn, Nelson. for Cardiff and
New York,
ar at deal 9Th. Rhine, Moore London. land sailed
Ar at Cork Attn, Sol wiIdes, wade, New York.
AT at Falmouth 9Th, Gan Eden, Reed Philadelphia
sid fin Bristol Pill sth. italia, Pattsn, from Bristol
Ar at Cardiff LIST inst, Talavera, Msrrithew, from
Searsport
Sid both. John Wesley, Patten New York
Sid i'm Troon LIST, Australian, Rankin, Portland
Ar At Qseepstewn 4th inst, Sol Wildes, Wade, FIN
Sid LIST. P Blanchard, Newton, from callaol for
Glasgow, land pat back leaky, see belowl
Ar at Gibraltar 18th nit. Il Jordan, PIumor. i'm
Ar at singapore Aug 81, Courser, Griffin, rom
Mauriltus 18th, Zenoba, Hayes, Hong Kong and
sailed 30ih for Calcutta
Sid Aug 20 Moneka. Mayo, Calcuttai oath. Il
Ar at Woosung arg Z, WILD Boyer, Taylor. Foo
chow; 8th. Kate Hastings, Hannibal, Chefoo; 18th
Catapa. Allen, Nagasaki.
Sid 10th, Star, Sparrow. for United States
for the West.
Ar at Gibraltar 18th ult. Charles H Jordan, Plum.
mer, Alexandria e.
Sid I'm Antwerp 9Th, Kate Dyer. Dyer for Cardla.
to load fW Portland,
sPOKEN.
Oct 10, lat IS II Ion So 81. ship Westmoreland I'm
Liverpool for PHILADELPHIA
Oct5 of Crosby Lightship Eng, ship Pocahontss,
from Liverpool for Genoa.
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~ s5g PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Is.
Maj. Gen. D. B. Brney died in this city this
in very poor health, and has been gradually
sinking ever since. LED
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Il q 9 r.

ON Wednesday afternoon, out of a carriage, be.
~ tween Exchange st. aud Enery St., pair Of
Gents Boots. Tho Under will be suitably rewarded
ner Of Exchange and Milk Sta. oc2ltf
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R-Tbe undersigned Gives his exclusive attsa-
t;a5 10 collsctng Pensions, Bounties Arrears Of
Pay and Prize Money, for ottSers, Soldiers Soldiers,
seamen, or their Heirs. Office, Szl-z Exonapnge
''pp''''' o w. 8. SAWYER.
Rsfsrsnee,-HoS. SAMUEL Cory, Gov. OF Me-,
Hon. WIN PITT FEssEsDES, Sec'y Treas'y.
oct. 13 6m.
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DIED.

in this city. Oct 49, Miss Lucia Wadsworth. aged
81 years-youngest daughter OF the late Gen Peeg
Wadsworth.
In Rumiord. Sept 81, Blrs Sarsh, wife of VIM W
Bartlett and daughter Of the late Lieut. Jos Colby
aged II years: Oct IL. Irwin Colby aged az years
18th. David Colby. aged years; 18th. William Pitt
Colby, aged 10 years-all Of diptheria and children
OF the late Lieat Jos u and Sarah Colby.
In Augusta. Oct 7. Mrs 4 Robbins. aged 81 years
In Readfeld, Aug s., Mary r, daughter OF Mark
Giles. of Belgrade, aged q years.
In So VassalboFo, Aug 10. Mr. Chas A Taylor, aged
~ years; 81, Mr. Thos W Ia, Tor, aged IS yeaTs.
In White6ed Oct 2, Mrs Zsliphia A. wife of A j
Norris OF Somerville aged "a years; Sd, Mrs Beat
rice w, wife of Merrill Turner, OF Somerville, aged
20 years.
In East vassalboro. sOpt g. Carlo n. daughter Of
J Priest, aged 81 years.
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DIR. TEBBETTs'
PLY sIOLO GICAL
HAIR
r E G E N E r A T o r
INA NADIA oprn rrr.
IT'S xoDUs oPERAED1

Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly hoo.s
OF the Hair 1t is from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head 10 formed aud secreted. AS long as the
scalp - Tree from diesase these bodies also remain
healthy and the hair keeps It's natural appearance
and color But when humors aud other diseases al
feet the scalp these glands become involved in the
same disesse and tue hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle sooner or later the hair begins 10 fall
of, and in many cases. il not arrested will produce
complete badness. - 1
To remedy this pathological condition of tho
glands. and create new and healthy action, the
Physiological Hair Regenerator mas proved per-
fect success.
II isnos ''Dys," and will not stain particle It
wilt positively "RssToRH GRAY HAIa" in all cases
to its Original color. 1t promotes growth Of new
hair In an cases on Bald Heads when the glands or
roots Of the hair not completely disorgaBized.
1t prevents the hair from falling or and removes all
dandruf heat, humors aud itching from the scalp
II keeps the hair son. moist and perfectly healty and
gives It glossy aud beautiful appearance. 1t !
highly psrfumed, and as q dressing II has no super
or. The "Regenerator" Is warranted to produces ths
above results I'm sill cases, IL not the money to b
refunded. With 1t every Gray Head" In New Eng
land can be restored In less than thirty days.
Price rs cents per Bottle.
TIBBETTS BROTHERS,
Druggists and Chemists, Proprietors, Manchester
lfrs' N. Fl.
Sold st wholesale and retail BY w. W. WHIPPLE
al Market Square. Portland, Sole Agent, and b!
Druggists everywhere. septp 81 eodtoian1
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The Espress Ne,cspapsr case.

New YORK, Oct. 10.
The Evening Express case has terminated
In verdict against the Brooks Brothers on all
three issues,
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Sch Victor, tBr) Ingalls,. Grand Mou.n Na-n...
tTHoM MERoHANTs' ExoHANoEJ
Sid tm sagua 10th inst, barque A Coohr.us a.
Philadelphia Tor
Sid FIN Cardenas 18th inst, baroues RR wan.
for Boston; 18th, Sharpsbuig, for Portland. R
Hall, New York -
, SD I'm Havana 18th, brig Rio Grande, Lavrenos
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
lRAVEa rrnnn non..

GRAVES LEDGE BOSTON HARBoR-
The Bell Buoy, with "Graves Ledge in white lat
ton, IN Boston harbor Fo--
By order Of the Lighthouse Board,
JOHN MARSTON
Lighthouse Inspector, I'd District.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

WOdne sdn ". s.i,..ttft..s.-..O October IN
ems 3e ARRIVED,
Steamer Montreal. knight. Boston
Brig IA Kennedy. Clark, Pictou Ne
Sch Tennessee Wooster, Philadelphia.
Sob Pearl, Brown, New York
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick Ro.+or
s sSn San,s Poole ole Berry. Boothbay.
Sch Montana. Sawyer, Maohiss fSr Nav yor.
Pu ua ~ p Ior repairs, having lost lib nth
e'n Dsana 3rook, Perry. Bockland for New York.
s..-f CLEARED.
1 yea Chesapeake, WiIletts, New York-Emery
NJ 5aTque John Pearson, (new, $40 fons) Lewis
Hoontevideo, for order s-Lswis, Dyer & Co.
sen Blake, lBrl o. bnen, Walton NS-master.
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PASSENGERS.
EXPORTS,

Per baroue Pearson. for Montavjdeo-2O 346
feet lumber Is9 O6s It scantinE 466 pickets, 1000
shingles.
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UNION NOMINATIONS.
KLEoTI0E TUESDAY, NOV. sta.
PoR PREsIDENT.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS.
roa v1cn-PRnsIDEET,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
az TENNESSEE,
For Electors,
OF TENNESSEE.

For Electors. llE
JOHN B. BROWN, of Portland,
ABNER sTETSON, of Damariscotta.
lat Dist.-RICHARD M. CHAPMAN ofBiddeford.
I'd Dist.-ThOMAS A. D FESSENDEN Of Auburn.
sd Dtst-GOING HATHORN Of Pittsfeld.
atA Dist.-BENJ. p. GILMAN, of OrOno.
Sen Dist.-JOHNN. SWAZEY of Bucksport.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
MRS. COLBY

a Carriers Of the Daily Press are not Gltotced
to sell papers on their routes.
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Would announce to the public that she will
o p Ell ON THU SDAY,
OCTOBER ls,h.
At her Rooms No. Free street Block,
A Choice Selection of Bonnets g. Hats.
M Comprising
EVERY LATE STYLE.
Portland, Oct. Il. 1s64.-dtf
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A Middle aged American wishes a situation in
a some store or place of responsibility City
references. Address A. B. c., this once.
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Oct 10, lat IS II lon 50 81 ship westmoreland, I'm
Liverpool for Philadelphia.
Oct5 of Crosby Lightship, Eng. ship Pocahontas
from Liverpool for Genoa.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-15

TaNHE TRIBUNAL CALLED THE NEIDEB-
4 GERlCHT, II Hamburg, in accordance with
the request ct MStLille EtAeredCe, born Brumme
divorced wife Of ?. ". Dranekhahn, cum curatore
marito Edward Etheri3-e. has allowed proelanla
70 be issued 10 the following purpose:
Tha' all persons or parties Who contradict the
dissolution of what i called The matrimonial com
muni,y Of property (eheiche Gutergeneilschatt)
hitherto established between the plaintiff and her
former husband Peter Wilhelm Drenckhahn-a dis
solution which has taken place in consequence OF
the plaintiff having been totally divorced from the
said Peter Wilhelm Drenckhahn by sentence OF
the District Court OF OT1ville, dated 18th January
lsIS-or who mean 70 have any claims. be they OF
whatever sort OF manner, against the plsint1 afis
ing from the matrimonial community Of property
hitherto established between the plaintiff and the
said Peter Wilhelm Dreackhaln shall be bound a.
held, foreigners by the means Of representative
orderly eg2lized and domlclliated At Harnburs) TO
raise aad eventually justify such claims and contra
ici0ns t,fore this tribunal before the 18Th Of Jan
u2ry 1853 this date being the sole and peremtoTeal
terminus, and tha, they shall do 30 by penalty that
they shall never more be admitted With any such
claims or contradictions.
In fdem. ECLAu, Actua-.
uanburr Julv Is 1854 4T.1o!7
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LEGAL.
Sheriff. S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
. issued ont Of the District Court of the Second
Judicial District in and for the County OF Butte
and State Of California. under the seal thereof 10
me directed and delivered. commanding me 10
make the sum Of Eve hundred dollars in gold coin
q, the nltej St2tsS with interest thereoa az the
Tate q two or cent per month in gold ooia Of tie
enl,ed >tAteS from July sth. lS6S, until paid also
~ ne sam ot tWeciTnlGe Snd l5l09 dollars costs
q S1lt, ana s.. sccruiag costs. wherein George
fAl- -Sner. dong bgSaeSS UD6er the name AMI Sivle
- t2C.Srer * Co. : plaintiff. and the Or1v,ie Gas
l'Sht Company Is defendant 7 have levied upon
and VIII expose at pgaac Sale to the highest bidder
toT cash. in Colt cojn of the United states at Tie
Court 8ouSe door IN said sa1utv
ON MONDAY THE 24th DAY OF OCTOBER,
4. 0.. l>64 AZ o'clock =. n. OF said dav al, the
right tile &ad iatercS Of the above named defend
ant .l aad % the following described property TO-
VII; A. that certain fece OF parcel @! land >itla-
te1 Il TIE town ct Orcvile. County Of BD.ts and
State q Caltc-n1A. being rSrt 81 iat Ne g. all %
loi Ne. TO- and part OF lct NJ. H. in block No. lq
commencing 90 feet from the coyuer Of Montgomery
2a1 hewnoy >tyee1S and running oa Montgomery
street l55 fcet oy l51 feet back - Miners alley
formerly known = the Orleans Hotel property and
now known IS the Oroyine GaS Light Comuaav's
property together with the Gas House. holder
pipes through The streets and al other anplrteu-
ances used IA n,22o.4ciuring SaS by the O.uvile
Gas liSA. Company.
T. ". DAY.
Sheriff o. Bate County.
By 3. F.JoNSS. Under sheriff
OgovAs, Ocs.- -, 1854. 4w-ns1
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LeDoyens' sarsaparlia Alternative.

Is the result Of modern discoveries in the vegetable
Kingdom being an entisely new and abstract meth
cd OF cure, irrespective q all the old and worn out
systems.
This medicine has been tested by the most emf
neat medical men of the day, and by them pro
nounced To be one Of the greatest medical discov-
cries of the age.
One bottle VIII cure General Debility.
\ few doses cures Mysteries in females.
One bottle cures Fafta,ion of the Heart.
From one to ;Aree bottles restores the manlness
and full vsor Of youth.
few doses restore the appetite.
Three bottles cure the worst cases Of impotcncy.
few doses cure the low spirited.
One bottle restores mental power.
few doses bring the rose to the cheek.
This medicine restores 10 manly vigor ald robust
health the poor dehilitated and worn down.
The listless eneryated yolth, the oyerta>ked man
Of business, the victim Of nervous depres>ion the
individual suffering from general debility. viii all
find immediate and permanent relief by the Use Of
this Biixir or Essence OF Life.
sole agent, 629 Front street, San Francisco.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the Pacific Coast.
6m-n39
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Mail Steamship
{ u 2 Any.

[fszrs THE FOLLOWING STEAM -,
SHIPS wiz be dispatched IN the month Of oc-
tooer l.6t:
oct. s-G0LDEN AGE. Capt. E. 5. Farnzworth
Oct. I5-CoSsTITUTION. Capt. J. T. Watkins
Oct. 23-sACRAMEYTO, Capt. Geo. Il. Bradbury
From Folsom street Wharf. at nine O'Clock 4. i.
puEctually,
FOR PANAMA..
Passengers viii be conveyed from Panama 10
Aspinwaiu by the Panama Railroad Company, and
from AspiuwaN TO New York by the Atlantic and
Pacific Steamship Company.
A B. FORBES, 4 gent P. u. :. Co..
Corner Sacramento and Leidesorf Streets
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the uyDrasIGNED orf1E FoE sA1E

$50 barrels plaster paris, 100 barrels marble
dust, 100 barrels cement, so barrels spanish whit
ing, 500 carboys oil yitrol, EASTERN 5000 lbs
nitric acid strong; 1900 lbs citric acid. 2000 lbs
muriatic acid, 5000 lbs powdered tartaric acid
best; 40 casks super carb soda, 500 sulph
quiuine, 100 ozs strychnine pure IS sulph NOR
phne. 100 lbs iodide 'potasSa, l25 lbs chlorolorm
los lbs calomel, loco lbs spts nit and al am
monia. 600 lbs halsam copaiba, 80 lbs gum ara
bic, white; 2000 lbs iors suphar, 500 lbs oil lem
on bergamont $500 gallons kerosue oil. loco gals
pure lard oil, in tins; $50 gals Alcohol. % per
cent, in tins; HOO gals hnseed oil, 1000 gals
neatsfoOt polar and china nut oil, 500 gals castor
oil, origanum, peppermint. sprue and almonds.
paint brushes, white wash brushes. hair brushes
tooth brushes. feather busters 10 bblS refined
lampblack, 20 bbls irish moss 10 cases isiuglass,
1G0 doz Wrights pills, ~ gross Braudreth's pills
100 gross Mofats. Ayers. JayneS, Lees and
McLaues pills 100 doz Myers sarsapariila and yell
low dock. 10 daz Lyons Katharion. SEQ iales
Haules Cos extracts. oils, colognes &c. 20 box
es CASTLE soap genuine; 30 cases best olive oil.
5000 lbs sal soda 90 hliS resin. 5000 lbs Shakers
herbs, fresh; 800 los pure ground sage, fresh 1000
lbs pressed hops in one-touIth oue-half and | 10
papers, $500 lbs boraX, 5000 lbs assorted paints in
cans, tan of putty in b.adders and cans, 20 bbls
dye woods, varnishss Of all kinds p bbIs canary,
hemp. fax and corander seeds. In quantities to
suit all at the lowest prices. Orders respectfully
solicited. Il. Il. MCDONALD 4 Co.
Importing 4 Wholesale Druggists, san Francisco.
II. H. MCDONALD Il Co.. Sacramento.
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Butte Mammoth Gold. Silver
and Copper Mining compauy.

q 0CATION OF MINE-OREGON MINING
a. District. Butte County. California. Notice Is
hereby given that al meeting Of The Board q.
Trustees Of said company. he'd On the 23d day of
September, lS64. an assessment of seven cents per
share of foot Of the capital stock Of said com
pauy payable Immediately IL Z. :. gold coin tothe
Secretary AZ the Office Of tie company in Orovllle.
Any stock upon which said assessment ShaIi:remain
unpaid on Monday, the 14th day Of October !. n.
1854. viii be advertised that day a. delinquent.
and, unless payment shall be made before. VIII be
sold on Monday, l4th day Of November. lS6l, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with cost
OF advertising and expenses Ct the sale.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees
A MAURICE. Jr. Seoy.
Oaice-Bird street O-oyille.
Sept. p, lS6i-4w