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Canadian Affairs.

QUEBEC, Aug. %.
The Canadian Customs return to June
goth, of the present year, show there was i'm
ported during the year merchandise valued at
S445O0OOO, Of which $19,500O0O were from
the United States. There is decrease of
$4,000 as compared with the previous year.
In answer to an inquiry, Hon. Mr.. McDon-
aid announced in the House to-day the inten-
ton of the government to enlarge the canal
system of Canada at the, earliest possible mo-
ment, If the financial condition of the province
would allow it, for the purpose of attracting
the trade of the western States to Canada
He would not pledge the government to go on
with the enlargement this year. 81 aaa si-a
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
q EVENING PAPERS.
Kasni,,aton correspo,.,lence.

NEW YORK, Aug. 81
The Worlds Washington dispatch says it is
generally believed that our government will
oppose diplomacy to the aggressions of Spain
upon st. Domingo, and perhaps stronger meas
| ures. ~ aaH .fNs
j. L.. Pugh of Alabama, and E. S. Marten,
late members of the rebel Congress, have ar
rived in Washington.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch says it
is limited in well informed circles that the gov
eminent will arrest and hold for trial the lead
ers of the rebellion, and pardon all others by
proclamation.
An agent of the Poles is in Washington
seeking aid towards the emigration of a large
number Of Poles, who desire to settle in Vir-
ginia.
The Herald's dispatch says Admiral Colds
borough writes that not having been invited
to be present at. the naval review at Drest, he
shall not allow any of his Squadron to be in
that vicinity.
The Richmond correspondence of the Her.
aid states that large party of Swedes have ar
rived there en- route to settle in the valley of
the upper James river. sos Na ss4s
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PREsIDENr JOHNSON AND GEN.
BUTEER 4a $3.50

The New York Tribune Of Wednesday,
makes the following editorial statement which
viii no doubt be cheering intelligence to the
newly developed Democratic friends of Presi-
dent Johnson
"a dispatch in yesterdays Times is calcula-
ted TO do great injustice to Gen. Butler. 1t is
said that that officer had not offered bis resig-
nation in way that could be accepted The
nth is that the General not only offered his
' ~ fson. but called on the President and
hoa,ged him to accept it, as he desired to close
Is;s affairs with the government 60 to New
Work " * and nd resume the practice Of law The
Pr ~ declined, saying that his present re,
u uot now how it would succeed and if it fail
eI I' he n would want the Genera! to 60 into the
South and take hold, Fer this reason the re-
signation was not accepted
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DecalcOmania, DecalcOmania
DlCTuhES transferred, with facility, at very low
varnish with printed directions for using for 80 cts.
per bottle. aug22dtf
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LAW orrrcr Ropnrn-The law office d

LAW OFFICE RoBBED-The law Office Of
Mes, SIS. Deblois & Jackson was entered We'd
nesdas night, probably by means Of skeleton
keys, AMI two or three drawers in the desk
were open, ID in the same manner. The key
OF the safe, which was in one of the drawers,
was obtained, the safe opened, and an Andres
coggin Railroad bond for $1,000 stolen. Some
packages ofvouchers were taken which are Of
no use to the robbers, but nothing of any value
except Che bond was obtained--and payment
Ct that has been stopped, The bond was num-
bered Il.
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From Ns.s Orleans aud 1isnieo.

K New ORLEANS, Aug %.
1 Cotton sales to-day 1000 bales at As 44c.
Other markets unchanged.
The Matamoras Ranchero of the 18th says I:
Numerous troops and trains of artillery con-
tinue to arrive at Brownsville The troops are
almost exclusively negroes. iS = a
The Times City OF Mexico correspondent of
the Goth ult., writes that the French organ
says that but two courses are left open; that
France should assume the protectorate Of
Mexico, as it admits the Empire is failure,
and declare it one of its provinces, or the
country must be absorbed by the United
States. Mexican independence, it says, is i'm
possible.
Frequent Imperial disasters are reported as
usual -s4 Ila a4 ~ tA4-1
The recall of the Papal nuncio by the Pope
caused great sensation among the clergymen,
who are also openly opposed to the Emperor.
Gen. Almalegar has been sent to Washing
ton as Minister, who hopes for recognition.
A threatening article has appeared in the
French papers on the demonstration they say
Gen. Sheridan is making on the northern from
tier.
There is number of bands of idle Confed-
crates in this city, having lost all confidence in
Macmillan.
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RIFLE SHooTING.--At the trial ofrife shoot
ing on Wednesday, the first prize, beautiful
silver mounted rifle, made by Mr.. Brown
Union street, was won by Charles Day, Jr.-
Distance forty rods, aim string" e shots) 9
9-16 inches, Ft94A4g IfNf TtOE
The next best shot was by Mr.. R. N. Leigh
ton, whose two shots measured 8 ga inches
This viii be recognized as splendid shooting.
Mr.. Day also made the best single shot ...
The next prize was Maynard Breach Load
er rifle, for the best ''string," off hand at 1875
yards. This was won by r. Kenny string 5
SO inches. 5.Fss 4 aaiga i4lg1
MIA. M. Burton made the next best shot,
5 11-16 inches. .4
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ye,, York Markets.

rhr Us NEW YORK. Aug. "a.
Cotton-1c higher; sales 1000 bales Middling Up
land at "A a 45c. eaH
Flour-sales 1880 bbls. State and Western 8 a
10c higher. State 80 a 10. Round Hoop Ohio 8 So
a IL co. Western So a %. Southern firiner; sales
500 bbls at 80 a II 90. Canada a 10c better sales
$50 bbls at so a IL 90.
Wheat unchanged; sales $4,000 bushels. Chicago
Spring 80 az 81. Milwaukee Club "a a 57.-
Amber Milwaukee 81 "a S., Western 925. AM
Der Michigan 10 q 16. m
Comic higher; sales 10000 bushels. Mixed West
ern 81 "a 94ic.
Beet-steady. 9n - Nilt saf iit
Pork-frmer; sales 1000 bbls. New Mess 90 80 a
80 10.
Lard-steady; sales T25 bbls at 1911 a 24sc
Whiskey--frm; sales 42O bbls at 219 q 2 20. mo
Rice-frmer; sales $50 tcs at II % III.
Sugars-frm sales 1860 hhds. Porto Rico Is "a
145c. Muscovado 11a q 13s. Havana, 60 boxes, at
&c.,
Coffee firm; sales 400 bags on private terms.
90c.
Naval Stores-Qliiet. al etrf ffsfl
Petroleum-dul
Freights to Liverpool-frmer.
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New YORK, Aug. "a

5- New YORK, Aug "a.
Havana papers contain accounts of the guer-
rilla warfare carried on in Mexico. Zou Coli
ca has pronounced in favor of the republicans,
and the national forces at Oajaca and on the
Coast win make their headquarters there.
The foreign legion have left Matamoras for
Tampioca. to start thence on an expedition
against Ciu1ad Victoria. A company of Ian
GERS and infantry, under the Austrian captain
Kurzorck, have been captured and the latter
killed. 5000 $50 gs1s.
An editor Of liberal paper in Puebla has
been imprisoned.
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United STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QuARrERMAsrrR.

Washlngt0n, ID. G., July %, Ib65.
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING STOCK
VIII be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION to he hipbe.t
bidder, the following rolling stock:
On TUESDAY, September 49, at the Portland Co. ;
shop in Portland Maine, Six 10y Locomotive Lngine.
live Engines. "
On MONDAY, September %, at Kenneth SQUARE
near Philadelphia, Penn, Fifty t50l Box Freipl I
Cars, four feet eight-and-a-half-inch gauge
On WEDNESDAY, September ~ az WHINING
ton, Del, Eghty-our ts4 Box Freight Cars I'VE foot
gauge.
The above stock is all new, and of the very best
quality.
The Engines are five foot gauge, five foot drivers
and cylinders 16x24 inches They can be changed 10
narrow gauge at q trihing expense.
Sales to commence at 10 A. NJ
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
II. L. ROBINSON
July29dtd Brevet Colonel and A. Q. NJ
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Board.

ROOMS with Board can be obtained at the
h eFi ALBION HOUSE,
August 15-d7w
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july29dtd
+ ARGE sane OF GOVERNMENT CARS. EN-
II GINES, IND RAILROAD IRON.

UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTEnMAsrRR,
Washington, d. c., august II, 1se5.
win be sold at CITY POINT VA on WFDNFs-
DAY, october IL, at II O'Clock A. NJ: About four
thousand 10000 tons Railroad Iron.
AT PORTSMOUTH, VA, on FRIDAY October
Five (5) first class Locomotive Engines
About (50l Freight Cars and one III PASSENGER Car
At NORFOLK, VA, October Is, az n III:
One new Locomotive Engine, foot gauge
18th:
Fifty (5Ol first-cGss Locomotive Engines feet 81
inch gauge.
Eighteen 1Sl new Platform Cars Ave foot gauge.
twenty five l25l new Box Cars, fve t5l foot gauge
About three hundred and fifty (S5O) Box Cars, feet
81 In. gauge.
About two hundred and thirty (9sOl Platform do,
feet 81 in. gauge.
About thirty lSO) Stock do, feet 81 in. gauge
Twenty 1907 Passenger DO, ieet 81 in. gauge
One ~ Wrecking do, feet 81 in. gauge.
sixty do; do, framed.
About two thousand (2,OOO) tons Railroad Iron.
Sales TO commence at ALEXANDRIA al 10 A
NJ, and to continue from day to day untfl ali are
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Fl. L. ROBINSON
Brew. Col. and A. O. M
d - U. s. Military Railroads.
August 16-dto oct 10
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d. 8. COMMISSIONERS COURT.

WIN. II. CLIFFORD, ESQ, COMMISSIONER.
William A. Mitchell of Freeport, was brought
before the Commissioner last "Wednesday
charged with pursuing the business OF a reeail
liquor dealer without taking out his Y. .. m
ternal Revenue license. The examination was
postponed TO next Wednesday and hitcneil
recognized in the sum of $500 for his appear
4
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,h,,otbe,. Steamer EDpIOsiOn-Tsco LtUes Lost
and a number Fatally Scalded.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. An

The steamer Argosy No. g., Capt. Vande-
erist. from Cairo for Cincinnati, with the 10th
Ohio regiment, 400 strong, was blown ashore
in q rain storm on Monday evening near Hat
fields landing, eighty miles below Louisville.
The concussion exploded the mud drums, and
the steam coming ait scalded twelve, two OF
whom died, and more are expected tc die. Be-
tween thirty and forty jumped overheard,
eight of whom were drowned. III. .t1si4
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Indictment Of NET Grassland aud Others.

NEW ,lORK, Aug. a.
A Harrisburg, Pa, dispatch states that the
Grand Jury of Franklin Co. Pa. has found true
bills of Indictment against McCausland and
Others, who caused the burning of Chambers
burg. Gov. Curtin has ma@e requisition upon
the Governors of old Virginia, West Virginia
and Maryland for these men, and has sent Of
ficers to take them into custody. 5a .a
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Proceedings of the Mississippi con,ensio..

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. %.
The Times of this city has special GIisnatcb
from Jackson, Miss, dated the 21st, giving the
proceedings of the Mississippi Convention.
An ordinance was passed designating the first
Monday in October for the election of Con-
gressmen. Governor, members of the Legisla-
ture and other State officers.
A motion was made for the appointment Of
a memorial to be presented to the President Of
the United States, praying him to exercise
cemency towards Jefferson Davis, and Gov.
Clark. The motion was adopted. The chair
man then appointed the committee, who will
report on Wednesday,. Ab5st
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CAMP PROPERTY TO BE SoLD.-It will be
seen by the advertisement Of Capt. Inman,
that all the buildings and the fence at Camp
Berry ale to be sold at auction on Thursday,
Sept. It'll. There are 20 buildings on the camp
grounds. Other sales are soon to follow.
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Southern Items i.

New YORK, Aug. "a
The steamer Gen. Barnes arrived this fore
noon from Mobile
The gunboat Donegal arrived to-day, and re-
ports that while towing the steamer Commo-
dore McDonough, the latter sprang leak ON
the 23d, during gale, and after taking off the
officers and crew she was abandoned full OF
water and fest breaking up. a..fF
The Macon correspondent of the Transcript
states that cotton is being rapidly brought up
and shipped. e .atam
Cotton at Savannah was quoted at "a and
SO for middling ia
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Il 3 PORTLAND, August %, 1855.
HNHE CONSUMERS MUTUAL COAL CO. have
IL now on hand superior quality of COAL for house
purposes OF for foundry and steam purposes. Also
nice article OF Smiths Coal and good supply of dry
Hard ana Soft WOOD, where the stockholders and
market rates. lI7 81 - I'VE
Shurtlef d Co. ~ - - : - -" - :
Aug 23-d4w Il p BJJTIFR Agent
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REAL EsTATE.-Henry Bailey & Co. sold
at auction yesterday the wooden dwelling
house No. - Peach street, with lot 81 1-2 by
"a feet. 1t brought SLATE, and was purchased
by Hugh Dolan. VI.
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What Euery One Says Must Be 50 /!

THAT INGERSoL'S PATENT wATER-DRAW-
Err is THE BEST IN THE WORLD. 1t chal-
lehges everything and is taking the lead lover
all othersl in Connecticut Massachusetts, and Mid
die States where they sold The greatest chance
ever yet offered to the enterprsing make money,
by purchasing the right Of Counties to manufacture
and sell. The Drawer can be at Rundlett's In
ventors' Exchange where territory can be purchased
of the Agent, at bargain. chance for ALL n,
g. HOLLY, Agent for Maine,
Aug 22-d1w* 80 Federal St., near Lime.
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PATENTs.-We refer all those who may
want business transacted at the Patent Office,
to the card Of VIM. II. Clifford, Esq, in this
days issue; The experience this gentleman
has had in obtaining patents and transacting
business with that Department places him in
the front rank of Solicitors of Patents.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. "a.
The Race on the Hampden Park to-day was
between Henry Clay and Ella Sherwood of
New York and John Morgan of Boston. Hen
ny Clay won in three straight heats. Time.
2.40, PAS, 2.3S. The trot was for a purse of
$500, and was closely contested.
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New YORK, Aug. "a.
The Posts Washington dispatch says it is
announced at the Treasury Department that
all fractional currency has been counterfeited
except the last notes printed. Also that legal
tender notes printed in New York have been
counterfeited. 98F sssoSs5 f5a
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ASSIGNED TO DUTY.-Major J. w. T. Gar
diner, formerly Provost Marshal General Of
the State, and who has been off duty since be-
ing relieved by Col. Littler, has been assigned
to duty on recruiting service for the regular
rmy, with headquarters at Augusta.
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VETERAN RESERVE CoRPs.-The men en-
listed in this State for the Veteran Reserve
Corps, left for Boston last evening, in the
steamer. They are under command of Lieut.
Murphy, and are bound to Washington.
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Auction Sale Of Public Buildings

Assistant Quartermaster's Office, U. s. A.
PORTLAND, MAINE,
August oath, 1866
A GREEABLY to instructions from the War "a
"A partment, shall sell at Public Auction, on
Thursday, September 7dh, 1865,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ, all the Buildings and
renee at the Draft Rendezvous, Cape Elizabeth
Maine, known as CAMP BERRY.
The Buidings are of the following dirnnnsinna.
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NOTICE TO SUBsCRBERs.-Mr. F. Tracy,
our agent, will visit Sagadahoc County during
the present month for the purpose of collect
ing dues and receiving subscriptions. d&w
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Friday Morning, August rs, 1866.
PORTLAND AND YICINITY.

New Advertisements To-day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Sharp's Tonic Bitters-Moore & Smith.
Free Lecture-J. r. Newton.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Sale of Public Buildings Henry In l4L an;
Government Steamers &C., at Aucton-h- 1Ariis,
atgna NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
Business Colleoe-Bryant Stratton ~ Gray.
House for Sale-John @. Proctor.
Bond Stolen--Deblois q Jackson 8
Coopers Wanted
Counselor at LAWN. II: Clnlofu. fua .lz9
Agents Wantea-J. p. Fitch. faBfllJ
Wanted Partner. saI gs
Great Business Chances-F. II. Gushing.
Excursion 10 Fort Popham- Steamer Warrior.
Wanted Immediately +. 4. Gushing.
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Ny1Iu
24OO feet in length and 10 feet high OF Fence.
The Buildings and Fence will be sold as they stand
and are to be removed Immediately.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
HENRY INMAN,
Capt. and A. Q. NJ, U. S. A.
| Aug Is. 1s6b.-dtd. =
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EDw'D M. pATTEN, Auctioneor, p Exchango 5
Household Furniture at Auction.

70 BracSSay, Aug. 10th, at 10 A. NJ at house No.
ture in said h street, will be sold part Of the rni-
ror Brns sHss and Plush Marble Center Table Mir
Also Feather Beds Ia Paintings chandelef, sc.
ture, and other articles Aery, Kitchen Furni-
Aug. 24th-dtd
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JOSEPH PARTINGTON
Surgeon Generals Office,
ss II xrr..- 80

WASHINGTON Cry, d. c.,
L August II, 1865.
"A Brevet Colonel g. s. Tripler. Surgeon U. 5. A.,
President; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel H. r. Wirtz
Surgeon U. s. A.; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Antho-
ny Heger, Surgeon U. s. A., and Brevet Major G.
G. Lee, Assistant Surgeon U. s. A., Recorder, viii
meet in New York City, on the goth Of September
next, for the examination Ofcandidates for admission
into the Medical Staff of the United States Army and
Of Assistant Surgeons for promotions.
Applicants must be between 81 and SO years of age,
and physically sound.
Applications must be addressed to the Surgeon
General of the Army, stating the residence of the APP
plicant and the date and place of his birth: they
must be accompanied by respectable testimonials Of
moral character.
If the applicant has been in the SERVICE he will
send the testimonial of the chief medical officer un-
der whom he has served and iii service at the pres
ent Tine the application must be sent through the
Medical Director of the respective Department.
No allowance is made for the expenses of persons
undergoing the examination, as it Is an ndispensa-
BILE prerequisite to appointment.
There are now twelve vacancies in the Medical
Staff.
A j. K. BARNES,
Surgeon General u. s. Army.
Aug 2S-Stawtiu oct1
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug "a. Y
Morton McAIichael, proprietor of the North
American, was renominated for Mayor by the
Union City Convention on the first ballot
with but little opposition.
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Discharge Of lrilliams-sadle,. Death.

BANGOR, Aug. "A.
In the murder case, State VS.. James Fl. Will
liams for the killing of Jas. McGraw, the jury
returned a verdict Of not guilty
Col. Jonathan Eddy, one of our principal
citizens, fell in the street to-day from apoplexy
and died in about an hour.
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SUNNY SIDE.-The members of the Third
Parish Church and Society presented their
pastor, Rev. jeremiah E. Walton, last Wednes-
day, with purse of$5O0. This handsome gift
is an expression Of the affection and esteem
entertained by his flock towards their spiritual
guide and teacher. sna iofns slsocai y7aa
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The Trial of Wer=.
WASHINGTON, Aug. "a.
lHa,.1 No,,,,,,;cc;o,1 .,eoo,,,I ILL Al /:

ASHINGTON, Aug. "A.
The Werz Commission assembled this
morning. eHk ssioga 800
Mr. Schade stated that as his associates for
the defense had retired, he was alone to man
age the case. He therefore asked that there
be a postponement for eight days, in order til at
he might become better acquainted with the
subject and prepare for the defense.
Col. Chapman stated reasons why there
should be no further postponement, renarking
that the gentleman was already fully informed
of the theory OF the prosecution.
The court overruled the request for post
ponement
o. S. Baker volunteered for the defense, and
is therefore associated with Mr.. Schade.
The prisoner put in several pleas why he
should not be tried, denying the jurisdiction
of the court, and insisting that the charges
ought to be quashed. aGg
The court oyerruled the pleas of the counsel
for the prisoner, and proceeded to the trial.
Among the witnesses examined was Col.
Gibbs, who commanded the post at Anderson
vile. He said Wen had exclusive control of
the prisoners. The prisoners were crowded
so close as to remind him of an ant hill. He
gave circumstantial account of the discipline
and disgusting condition of the prison, and re-
marked that one of the rules was that whoev-
er crossed the dead line should be shot. s Z.
DR.. John G. Bans, an Ex-rebel who was ply
sician at the prison-another witness-gave a
long and interesting account of that place and
the shameful treatment to which the prisoners
were subjected, stating as his opinion that
with proper care the lives offs per cent of those
who died might have been saved. tgia
Both of these interesting witnesses testified
as to the keeping of dogs as prison instru-
ments. pia 1,isfa
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SPEEDY JUsTIcE.-The four brutal fellows
in Boston who committed the outrage upon
Mrs. Bates, on Court street, Boston, flew
nights since, have all been convicted; and SEN
fenced to a life Imprisonment. The Journal
very justly says "such result, on competent
proof Of their guilt being produced, was de-
manded by the general popular voice. The
criminal and judicial authorities, we are sure,
viii have the thankful approval of all law and
order loving people for their prompt and just
action in this case"
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T. M PLO x M Z N II
At Your Own Homes. 90

~ uOUSANDS can realize hundred dollars VOL,
j Iy. No utensils required except thoee fopnJ a
every household; profits 100 per cent; demanJ ~. IN
pie as -four. 1t Is the creates discovery OF the -
turn postage. Address, IDS BOT re-
HOPKINS & r-.,o,,D-
aus1zdlw@W'w al Broadway GHyT New YOrR,
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THE COUNTY NoMIN ATOMS are omitted
this morning for want of space.
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Auction Sales.
E. M. PArrEN, AUcT1oNEER, 70 Exchange st
Linens and Linen Goods at Auc-
fiOu-

COMMENCING Saturday, Aug. 26th, at 10 A. NJ.
~ and 81 Z. NJ, and continuing through Monday
and Tuesday at the same hours.
Ihis stock is not large, but consists Of general
assortment of fine Linens and Linen Goods, all wal
aanted perfect and to be sold without the least re-
SSeNe. Plain Linens for Bosoms and Collars, heavy
a spun Linen So and Cd Pillow Case Linen; 1O-f
rtl "a Linen Sheeting; Brown and Bleaehed Linen
Ii D.1 EioLs, an szes;' Linen Napkins and Doy-
Hdt,a eSCAaDeek Towels, Ladies' and Gents Linen
OF Linen and other goods " eo'0i"' "ssor 'lhen'
Aug 23-dtd ~ -'sNiu 'iiS S'iie'