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Auction Snie OF Permits 10 Cut
Timber in CanRds---R.a al Estate IN
CrDuA ~

~ ERE viii be sold az public suction-st the efneo
Il % dsnry Haley Co, Exchange street Port
and, Maine, on Thursday, june 30th, 1864, at 10
o'eleck A. n. TO close a conoern.
Lcerses Nos. and 70 c1t timber &c., in Cana
da on the north-weat brar ch the river ST John
where II Is lnterseeted BY tne boundary line between
Canada and the state OF Maine-aDd extending M
said river 70 rs source net to exceed, however ten
miles BY y miles each side, Or 20 square miles
Also certain parcel OF Real Estate situated AZ
Grand Fails. in the County OF Victoria and al the
present time oecDpled and improved by Wm. b.
West, Esq. and formerly owned by george Young
containing three t3 acres moro with buildings on
the same.
Tor further particulars inquire of tho aueiioneer
or HERSEi. FLETCHER 4 CO.,
Portland, Maine.
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Capture of a Federal ou,.Soat.

PHILADELPHIA, June o.
The steamer Massachusetts, from the block
aiding squadron, has arrived, and reports the
guuboat Water Witch captured by rebel boats
in Assaboin Sound on the Sd lust, after Sc
we're fight. An expedition has been fitted out
at Port Royal to destroy or recapture her.
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1- Harper's Magazine for July is out
and has been received by Hall I. Davis and
Z. c. Andrews, Exchange street. Itisa rich
number, foil OF pleasant reading and hand
some Illustrations. W
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sV- Attention is called to the card Of L.
J. Hill & Co, who have removed their Coffee
and Spice establishment TO York street. All
the varieties of coffee and pure spices can be
found at this establishment
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Change Ia the Deposition of oar Forces Be-
fore Richmond.
NEW YORK, June 0.
The Times dispatch, dated Monday, says
tue direction and disposition OF our lines have
been materially changed since Fridays fight.
At many places, and especially.in front of the
9th and 6th corps, our line is well fortified,
but at other points we are subject to CALLING
enilading fire, against which it is almost i'm
possible to fortify.
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ST. LOUIS June 9.
II " dull; SupHrfne lea6 20; single extr. . 70
(g6 So; Donble 40 50as o.. Wheat heavy and
dropping; prime 60gt 50; choice So. Corn dull
and lower; mixed l20al -; prime d. vel ow "a
Oais active and lower sales 1896 WhiskeJ firm
at 2kgl % Cotton quiet low middling 95c MD.
ding 9Sal 90. Receipts 273 beles.
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49, Ire property in Nesihrook. near Saccarap-
ME- pa Village. known the Pierce place, ard
LII lately occupied BY j. r. kilh. Efq, will be
sold By auction. on tha premises az 10 O'Clock
A. d.. Tuesday. June 2lst. 1854 There are rs acres
OF land. well cultivated good ORE ard. vel built
Two story house. barns and carriage house.
Can be examined at any time pfes ious to The ssle
Terus cash T. NJ PATTEN Aueticreer
June 6, 1874. dfd
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CEDAR CAMPHoR, for sale By Crosman &
Co., rs Middle street. Is the best article now in
the market to preserve clothing, carpets and
furs from moths.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-10

RATiFicATIoN.-Portland Council Nc. I, u.
i. A., at their meeting Wednesday evening,
unanimously and with great enthusiasm, rat
flied the nomination of Lincoln and johnson.
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RAISING THE FLAG.-A campaign flag will
be raised al 7 o'clock this evening at the cor
ner OF Portland and Paris streets. Speeches
will be made by several gentlemen.
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nB- One Of the most cool and refreshing
beverages to be found, can be had at Cros-i
man d Co., in the shape Of glass of cream
soda. 1t is delicious.
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Municipal Court-June 8.

!, Michael hurry, for larceny of junk from
John Brannigan, was sentenced to thirty days
Imprisonment In the County jail
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sR- The Maine Medical Association win
hold its twelfth annual session in this city on
the 18th inst. sW 4
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New YORK, June o.
The second Rhode Island regiment arrived
tonight, their term of service having expire d.
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Phiiaeieipl.ia Sanitarn Inir.

PHILADELPHIA, June o.
TIE Sanitary Far is meeting with great
success, averaging 10000 admissions daily.
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CO.. Harpers Magazine forJuly has been
received at the book and periodical store Of
A. Robinson, Exchange street,
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nN Monday, Junel3;h, at O'Clock p NJ W..
- snail sell the two and half story wooden Houss
40. Oh o1 CentEe street. lis house is Convenient
WIN gsod cellar and fne eistern 10 it, lot ca feet by
% ieet 'front.'. Sale Io-itiye-iiue clear.
1une5dti HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auct'rs.
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Valuable Farm i'm Falmouth. M
Auction

On WEDSEsDAY, June 15th. AZ
AT7A-A O'clock p. NJ, on the premfs q a
&7F4TAw2 Small Farn. ne ar Fsimouff he, = ~
GIsa,fuss1 containirg about Thirty leres. IL
GA4s2zzz~L-1L of which Is valuable Wood Iof
lhere Is go9ds conyen .ent and Comfortable Houss
aha Out tnhcings on tia large and 9 nifty orch
no OF yonngtrecs. and the houre ard surro1 ndp =.
desirable fDs good out of town residence So
posiliye-fiil ear. For further nar,icuIers sr,is
70 a, HENRY BAILEY & co, Anctioneefs.
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TO THE AFFLICTEDI
DIR. w. N. DEMING,
Medical Electrician,
No. IN CIapp's Bscck,

CORNER OFC0NGRESS AND ELM STREETS
w Portland and vicinity, that be has permanent
" loea.ed in this city. During the eleven months
that ve have been IN torn We have cured some OF
the worst forms OF disease in persons ho have tried
other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing pa
tents in short time that the question is often
asked do they stay cuEeds To ansae r this question
will say that al that do not stay red We will
doctor the second time Tor ne thing.
DIR. D. has been practical Electrician scr twenty
one years, and Is also guar graduated ply sieikn
Electricity Is perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases
In the form OF nervous or sick kesdache; neuralgia
In the head, neck or extremties; consumption. when
in the acute stages where the lungs not fully
involved; acute chronic rheumatism, scrofula hip
diseases white swelings spinal diseases. curvature
Of the spine. contracted muscles. distorted limbs,
palsy or paralysis, ST. vtas' Dance, deafness sam-
mering or hesitancy OF speech, dyspepsia, indRes-
tan, Constipation ard liver complaint, pies-we euro
ts ss-~'--es Of tho Ghost and al forms Of female
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Independent Military Company.
SARRE zOTfAvrS

4 LII those wishing 10 ioin good Military Co will
IN find II TO their ADVANTAGE 10 call at Odd CITY
Hall. any Monday fhursday Evening z, previous
to June 25h; also six or eight God drum iners All
recruits must be feet and inches In height
Per Order. A Ii. SAwYkR Clerk.
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Tufts College.

NyHE Annual Commencement Of Tuft's College
u takes place on Wednesday July 10. The first
lege will be held on rhursday, July IA. The second
on Tuesday. Aug SD. TIE neat term begins ON
Thursday, Aug 25th. Board ~ 80 per week.
| A. A. MINER, President.
College Hill, jane 9th, 1874. janeseocev
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FFICE OF THE
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company,
NEW YORK, JANUARY %, RCt

fIlHE Trustees in conformity to the Charter o the
IL Company. sui mit the following statement Of
its affairs Cd the 3lst December, 1888:
Premiums received on Marine Risks,
from lsiJannary, 1868, to slst De-
cember 1858, Sg2i4 3gs o.
Premiums on Policies not marked OF
1st January, 1858, I.7OseOz "a
Total amount Of Marine Premiums. slo,yo5,oel IL
No Policies have been issued upon Life = -
Risks; nor upon Fire Risks diseoa-
neeted with Marine Risks.
Premiums marked of from LIST Jan
1855, 10 Slst December. Is g. 81 sg7 ga "a
Losses paid during the same period, 3so5s6i %
Returns ofPrcmiums and Expenses, l,0s2 96I as
The Company has the folio wing Asses, viz:
Unitsd States and STATE of New York
stock, City, Bank ami other stocks ss.ssa ssi o,
Loans secured by Stocks and therwise $50 100 60
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages 1890 90
Dividends on stocks Interest on Bodds
and Mortgages ana other Loans sun
dry Notes. Insurance and other
claims due the Comply, estimated at l04 of4 81
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable, 3,2is, 676 SO
Cash in Bank IA sl3 So
Total amount of Assets sg2s5 Sag 81
n SIX Per cent Interest the outstanding certif-
cafes of profits VIII be paid to the holders thereof
or their legal representatives. and alter tuesday
4 the Second Of February neat. t1L
Afer reserving Three and one hslfsIillion Dollars
of profits the outstanding certificates of the of
1864 VII be redeemed and paid TO the holders there
Of or their legal representative and after Tues
day, the Second of February next from which date
all interest thereon will The certificates TO be
produced st the time OF payment. and cancelled
Dividend OF Forty Per Cent. is declared on the
I net earned prsmiams of the Company Tor the year
ending 3l,t December. 1851, for which certificates
will be issued, on and sfer Tuesday, the Filth Of
I April next. r IS ere = -
The Profits Of the Company ,sscertainad
From the LIST of July .ls42. to the LIST of
Jan. 1853. for which Certificates were
Issued snouafto siisas $50
January. 1884, 1850 oos
Total profits for 2ll years. sl6,95s, $50
The Certificates previous TO 1852, have -
been redeemed by cash, IL, 500 2l0
Net earnings remaining with the Com
pany, on la January; 1854 s52ss SO
BY order OF the Board
w. TOWNSEND JONES, Seoretar-.
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Ritbmono pispatfh.
MORNING ....AP
FREE NEGROES ON THE BoaDER.

Jhs free negroes are becoming a source
OF exfreE.e vcxation aud trouble In the coun
ties along the Virginia border. "A CORES
pondept from the Lower Valley, says that
when the Yankees come into the towns,
these negroes swarm on every corner, eaget
to impart Information, or to guide the enc
my to where they will find hay, corn, &c
1t is understood that the Yankees share their
Tfnnderings with these negy0es, and this,
with what they steal themselves, enable:
them TO enjoy negro's highest estimate o.
observation-disclosures. No sum can tempt them
TO work; the only approach to it is to go to
the Yankee posts to get supplies, carry let
tiers, &c, for the Union and pretended South
eyn peore--tor negroes are permitted to pass
when no white man can go through the
lines. 4 few wcel, ago some negroes Of
thls class We're drafted by the Yankees in
CLARKE county, and these may be expected to
re;uTn In tine as guides 10 lead the enemy
70 the country houses of wealthy farmers.
Our correspondent suggests that It wouId
be well for our men TO gisi. tn. section, and
bring oil this portion of the population to
work for our Government, instead Cf ieav-
ing them there 10 act as spies, guides and
thieves
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LEE ON EHE FRONTIER.

Persons residing IN the interior can form
a very inadequate conception Of the trials
10 which those are subjected who live III
the oveGrun districts. These trials, how.
ever, seem only TO increase and intensity the
patriotic ardor oi the inhabitants OF the Dor
der counties. We make the following cx-
tract from private letter, written by q lady
ii Winchester, Va:
"ifyou could be hIiaifoIdad and set down here,
YOU w0nd 10. know ihc spot. Except patched
up enclosure a.uand The hoises, there is aD pan
mel Of fence inft Ny pretty flower garden ha-
been truddcn ia pieces ~ Yankee hurscS-th"
:Gars cooy telling me they hat where else tn
u.n diem Hut | do not complain. ! am glad
tlGv do behave so towards our people. Every
blow Iaii4 .pun u rs upUa i:nn, diving us closer
i1.efher and m1ki82 Us mere capable ni resistance.
occasionally letters from friends who iigs 3gisye
ihsy Gri4 Of he Ioc" reach me, and read hCm
via, feeling akin {" tnat with which used u,
read GARY Ia!es ''-ey"ryihibg seems go di.frg
cnt itort ths stern, awl,ss, pitiles- life
s'SVc ro1r C,,iluiics here never see &nyInnc
connected VIII! our tat:h except ia" bare walls o.
thg chap-i, whicn tile Yankees pumdered ana
iGrHCd intn q stable last winter. The crosses ~:
tn walls and broken gyaT2-stoHes hround, alone
tell Of it, f0rneFnsv. -
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CAPrCRE AND RaeAPTUGg OF THE srsAazs
"LITTIE ApA.'-A Yankee prisoner named Caa-s.
Mudo0n, tcIonsing to the u. 3 b!ockadcg
steamer Ni0ua, was brought 10 Charleston sun
day night from Nee eianti.'e and lodged In jail.
itappears that tie prisoner was one OF party senl
from the block aiding squadron in search OF the block
aie runner L.,,ieida information OF her av ing
the blockade ba.: been given several days prev
by party oi eight desefteTs. The prisoner states
that they had been odi In their birses cruising
around Bulls Bay and North Santee over forty
eigh, huufs before they discovered the object OF
their search
Absut six O'Clock Friday morning they boarded
the steamer laying at McCietlaRviiie, driving ihr
crew into the cabin, settling guard and taking
possession of the vessel. The engineer in the
party Immediately commenced to get up sieam
when they were discovered by our men at the bat
,esies, which opened iire upon them with grape
canister. anu shell Some or 10 shots were fired
five OF which struck the steamer. Tie Yankees
left 1t the second shot, all making iheir escape with
the exception of the above named prisoner, who
was knocked down by one of the firemen. one
took away the step from the side Of the vesse
Just the engineer and several others stepped into
y barge and Were pushing OFT.
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the Old and New Cur
Tency.

10 he Editor of he Dispatch
Anti .ipating great deal OF veIation and diff
cu!ty in the calculations OF sums due III the Old
currency by those who are not "eGod In figures"
aud having observed number of persons already
(who are not deficient In that respect.) fall into
error which looks very plausible at the first glance,
thought proper 10 address you and submit TO The
puhlic a very staple solution of the difficulty viz
siultipiy the sum due by 3 and divided by } the
result win be the amount due in notes of aay de
noninaio above sa, aud If change is required 10
due by 2 and DIVIDE by 3; the result will be the
amount req uired 10 be gwen in change. For ex
ample: a owes ss rs; 50 rs multiplied by and
divided by > makes sl3 i2A. 4 gives a-sao
multiplied by and divided by and 81 5stl is the
result, which d gives In change Or thus go Is
worth @i3 33,l I; sutstract IS IS, leaves 81 55t.,
before.
The error mentioned above, which many fall
into Is adding one third To the smount due when
payment Is made In the old Issue. +. Il, L.
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TIE Ne,c ISs,e--The new Treasury notes
will be ready for general circulation about
the 18th inst, except the s5's. which will not
be ready until the lat of July next. Any
person taking $50 Of the old currency to the
Treasury viii receive $40 in the new.
The $500 notes are ornamented on the
right side with medallion likeness of Gen
7 JACKSON, with the name of the Illus
trious hero under the likeness. On the left
aide is the Confederate seal and motto "Deo
Vendice," with enhiematic Surroundings.
The denomination Of the note is cOnspicu-
ously printed In figures.
The 500 notes present, as before, Wig
uette likeness of Mrs Pickens, OF South
Carolina, and medallion likeness Of Ex-
Secretary Randolph op the right.
The only difference between the old and
new S50's, except the color, is that the Wig
nette likeness of President Davis is now
presented in medallion style.
The $40 notes have yignette representing
n section Of flying artillery in battle
Senator Hunters likeness again occupies the
over LETT hand corner.
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FROM THE Wk1

ATLANTA, April LA special dispatch.
dated Grenada, 3lst uit., Ays that the Mem
phis Bulletin, of the 3Sth, had been received
there containing the following news: Tho
steamer j. d. Perry arrived from above ON
the 9th, and the City of Alton this morning.
bringing exciting news from Gen. Forrest.
AS late as Friday evening last, when the
Perry left Cairo, dispatch had just been rg
ceived stating that Paducah City was on
fire, and that fightiDg was going on. The
City Of Alton left Saturday evening and con.
arms the above, and states that the city was
in ashes and lighting still going on between
the gunboats and the rebels on shore The
pickets we're driven in at Columbus on Fri.
day night, and an attaek.-was momentarily
expected there.
The steamer Perry was nred at a she
passed llickmansbut without doing ssrious
damage
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iNC0LS's LAST PRoeLAMATI0N, ,--1he telegraph
yesterday gave a summary of Lincoin's last proc
ana,ion, explaining The terms OF his ''a:nnas.y.',
Here is the document In full
.;hereGS, It has become necessary to define the
Gases In which insufeent enemies are entitled to
tie BENEFITS OF The proclamation OF the President:
oi tho United States, which was nade the oth
day or December, i!-03, and :Ie manner in which
they sialI pTOcee1 avail themselves Of iiose ben
ttt.s, and whereas, The objects of that procama-
tinD were 10 snrpress the insurrecti0n, and 10 re-
store tie authority of The United states; and
whereas, the amnesty therein proposed by the
President, was offered with r-ferance to these oh
Iccis alone;
Now, therefore, |, Abrahem Lincoln, President
of the United States, do hereby proc aim and de
clare Thai the said proclamation does not appy To
the cases OF persons Who, al be time when the y
seek 10 obtain the benefits thereof by taking the
olth thereby prescribed, are IN military, naval OF
civil confinement or custody, or under bonds or on
patele OF the civil, military or naval authorities
agents of the United States, prisoners o; war or
persons detained .0r offences OF; any kind, either he
tne or AMER CONVICTION; and that, the contrary,
II does apply only To those persons who, being yet
AT large and free from any arrest, confinement or
duEes shall voluntarily come forward and take
the said oath, with the purpose of restoring peace
ard establishing the national authority, nsoners
excluded from the amnesty offered In the said
proclamation nay apply to the President for elem
ency, like all other Offenders and theircppicaicn
VIII receive cue consideration.
do iurth.r declare aud proclaim that the oath
prescribed In the aforesaid proclamation OF the 6ih
Of December, 1865, may be taken aud subsc ,ibei
hei"fc any commissioned officer, civil, military,
naval, III the service OF the United States, or any
civil or military officer of state Territory not
in insnvsection, who, by the laws thereof, may be
qu lii.ed for administering aaihs. All officers who
receive such oaths are hereby authorized to give
Certificate thereon 10 The persons respectively by
whom they are made, aud sach officers are hereby
required 10 otransmit The original records of such
oali,s at rs early day as may be convenient 10
the Department OF State, where they win be de
posi- ed and remain In the archives Of the Gov.
ornment. The Secretary Of State will keep
eister thereof, and Will, application in proper
cases, ISSUE certificates of such records In the
tomaIy form Of official certificates
In testimony whereof, have hcreuntO set my
hand, and caused the seal Of the United States to
be affxed.
Done Ut The city Of Washington, the 2a,h day Of
March, In the year of our Lord one thousau eight
hundred aud sixty bur, and Of the Independence of
the pnl,ed States the eighty eighth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the Presidcnt:
William II seseasd, Secretary of State.
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THE RED RIVER EXPEDITION.
lorrIcIAL DIsPATca.l

MOBILE, March 81, 1864.
10 Gen s. Cooper
New Orleans papAs of the s4th inst state
'hat an engagement on Bayou Rspides,
above Alexandria, on the ast inst, resulted
lnthe capture of two hundred and ten Con-
lede'ate prisoners, four pieces of artillery.
with caissons, and large number of horses
and mules.
The whole force of the enemy appears to
be concentrated on this invasion.
D. Ii. MAUKY, Major.Gen.
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found Dead IN His Roon.-Bernard Hagan
well known citizen, was early yesterday
morning found dead lying On this floor Of
his room at bis residence on oi street. near
the City Almshouse. For some time past
his health has been falling, brt he persist
death lie believed to have been the result of
want Of proper care and attention to his
health.
Coroner Sanxay was summoned to view
the body, and, upon learning the cireum
stances, considered an inquest unnecessary.
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Dangerous Candle !@9h.--tsast Thursda-
uigst four members OF tne sst.te Guard sat
down to = game of cards at their barracks
on CANDLES HUI They played by the light
Of piece Of candle stuck into pop bottle,
which il turned out was about half full. of
powder. Whilst they We're mrst deeply in
terested in the game the candle burnt ou.,
and the snuff falling into the bottle, caused
an instant and tremendous explosion, which
broke up the game most unceFemoniously.
All OF the players were considerably singed
and burnt. but none Of them, we are glad to
learn, fatally injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-02

WAR AND Observation-Disclosures, at Griffin, by
the Rev. Charles T.. Quintard, GU the All iust. +,
Gen, John q. Brown, OF the army of Tennessee,
TO Miss Bette Childress, dapghleL Of Major Chill
dress, of Murfreesboro', Tenn. The Rev. Mt.
pronounced tie benedictioa, when a teiegraphio
order from Gen. Joe Johnston was received order
Ing the happy brideel0om to Dalton. That night
hs was fx upon bis journey 70 the army.-y.atiaata
(0a.) Register,
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST

Dalton, March 3l.-The enemy were en-
gagged in sham battles yesterday and to-day,
which has given riseto many rumors of an
advance on their part. Their firing to-day
resembled an engagement very much. Gen.
Hardee had his corps on. to-day, preparing
for a mimic battle tomorrow. The weather
is Still unsettled and indicating rain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-02

Destructive Fire in The Country. .--Abont
three O'Clock yesterday morning the barn.
stables, cav houses, and strsw-rick On the
farm of Mr. VIM. c. Allen, in the county, a
mile west OF the city, were destroyed by
fire. Mr.. Aliens less Ia prosender alone.
leaving ont the value of the buildings, ia
not less than between twenty and thirty
Thousand dollars The fire Is believed to
have been the work Of an incendiary