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The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28

New YORK, Oct. 81.
Levi Farwell, the alleged murderer of the
WILKES girl at Washington, was found dead in
his cell this morning, having succeeded in OPP
ching vein with piece of pewter.
There was considerable uneasiness felt here
to-day at the reported loss Of the North Star.
1t appears she sprung aleak, and put into
Norfolk to repair, reaching Norfolk dock be-
fore taking much water. There was no panic
on hoard or casualties.
Yesterday Mr.. Gayler, Special Agent of the
Post Office Department, detected Helemze,
one of the clerks in the Brooklyn Post Office,
in the act of opening letter, and took him
into custody. A large number of letters had
been stolen which led to investigation and the
arrest.
The Posts special Washington dispatch says
there is no truth in the report that the Navy
Department has ordered large number OF
war vessels into commission on account of di-
plomatic complications.
20 George Wagner, convicted of the murder of
his wife last week, was to-day sentenced to be
hanged on the 18th of December.
Government has seized large quantity of
aichohol on account of the owners attempting
to defraud the Custom House. A number Of
officials are said to be implicated in the SWIM
. die. e y q
The number of subscriptions to-day to the
Mexican loan amounted, it is said, to 5000,
and it is stated that twenty-six banks have APP
piled for agencies.
Dexter beat Gen. Butler in the two mile
trot on the Fashion Course to-day; time "a
and 4.56 IA, the last heat being the best wag-
on time on record.
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rTNO those wishing 70 engage in profitable bust
i ness; by calling for Agent at the American
House, addressing r. D. Box G62, Portland Maine,
YOU can obtain most profitable agency for ONO OF
The nest popular works out.
Oct 25 196S-d2ws
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Commemorative learn that the announce
ment that Rev. I. w. Hughes, Assistant su-
perintendent of the Baldwin Place House for
Little Wanderers, would speak in behalf of
that institution in Congress Squire Universal
list Church tomorrow forenoon, was prema-
ture. A letter from Mr.. Hughes to the pastor
of that church states that the arrangement
was made by the agent without his knowledge
and that it will not be convenient for him to
fulfil the appointment.
Mr.. Hughes viii, we understand, speak al
Chestnut street church in the afternoon, ant
at State street church in the evening.
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The Georgia State Convention.

MILLEDGEvILLE, Ga, Oct 26.
In the Convention to-day Mr.. Anderson of
Chatham, introduced resolution to appoint
a committee of five to memorabilia the Presi-
dent for the release of Jefferson Davis. Joshua
Hill moved its indefinite postpontment, which
was voted down.
p A motion to lay the resolution on the table
was also negatived.
The resolution was amended so as to in
clude all Federal prisoners, and then adopted
by heavy majority.
An ordinance repeating the ordinance of
secession was adopted, and all resolutions of
the convention which were incompatible with
the civil and military laws OF the United
States were repealed.
An ordinance to re-district the State was
adopted. Seven Congressional districts are
thus made.
An election was ordered on the 18th day of
November for Governor, Congressman and
Assemblymen.
At the afternoon session the Convention re-
fused to receive the State election ordinance
by vote OF 233 to 5.
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EDw'D NJ. PATTEN, Auotionoer, 70 Exchange st
Special Sale of Dry Cnohst

ON SATURDAY, October 18Th. 1869 a. "A A NJ
" and q z. NJ, and continued from Sav ~ ~, m,
til the entire stock Is sold. This stock "a yeiJ -
over $4,000, and In 1t will be found the inest -
best assoi tmen OF goods ever offer lei Al ave., ae
TINS city, consisting in part follows viz Boo T
Linen Table Cloths, Of all sizes 1000 Bleachsd
Double satin Damask Linen Table Cloths same snit
apie Tor extension tables, and tn. finest goods nm
ported; zuO dozen and double Satin Damask Lin
en NAPKINS; 900 dozen double DamaSk Doyies; %
pieces e. - and "A bleached and brown Table in
sutaDle Ior hotels AMI boarding houses 70 pIces
Sd lea la and 1914 Linen saeetngs; 60 pieces e-s
%, "a Pillow Case Lnen 1850 pieces "A heavy Fam
ny Linen; 25O pieces A Shirting Linen, Richard
son Manufacture; 100 dOz. Diaper and Huckabuck
Iowels; Scotch Diapers, Birds Eye Diapers Ladies'
and Gents Handkerchiefs, Russian and American
Crashesi French and American b d Spreads; Broad
cloths, Beaver (loths, Co simeres, Pilot Cloths;
Shiris and Drawers; Water-ProOf Cloths; BalmOral
WOOL Table Covers; 50J Pairs Wool Blankets
WIN great many other articles too numerous to
ms emu Also, Cashmere Square and Long Shaws.
Al, ane aoovo stock may be examined the day before
oct25 dtd
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The South Carolina Ieo,.,at,,rc.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. 27
In the Legislature to-day message was
received from Gov. Perry transmitting the re-
port Of the Commissioner appointed by the
Convention to prepare system of laws adap-
ted to the new state of affairs. The report
embraced a bill regulating the domestic rela-
tons Of the slave bill preliminary to the
Legislation induced by the emancipation of
the slaves, and acode for the regulation of the
labor and for the protection and government
of the colored population of the State. These
were ordered to be printed, and to be consid-
cred tomorrow. r-@ r
Resolutions were adopted appointing COM
mittee to collect, under oath, all the evidence
of unwarrantable seizures of cotton and other
private property since the war, to be laid be-
fore the President of the United States.
The 10Th of November was fixed for the
election of members of Congress.
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Escape of a CountesTeiter-Death of JOSEPH
a-sa 1905 4. Worcester. -
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From Nesv Orleans and Tesas.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20.
VIM. Bagley, agent of the Post Office, is
looking into the mail matter for Louisiana and
Texas.
Gov. Wells has received requisition for
Alfred A. Jones, the Erie Railway detaulter.
Pierre Soule is expected to arrive from Ha-
vana in week.
Mr.. Hatch, mail contractor for Galveston.
Texas, will commence carrying mails to that
city as soon as the papers closing the contract
are received from Washington.
Judge Bartol had arrived in Texas from
Washington. His wife died during his alb
sence. . ~
Gov. Wells is actively organizing the State
militia. Most of the officers appointed held
prominent positions in the rebel army.
Gen. Fullerton has requested the police to
arrest all vagrant negroes and turn them over
to the Provost Marshall attached to the Freed
mems Bureau
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Meeting for the Freedmen at the Common
Council Room

Meeting for the Freedmen at the Common
Council Room
Mayor Mcclellan, Gov. Washbnrn and quite
anumber of clergymen and other gentlemen
OF this city met Messrs. Garrison and McKim
at the Common Council room in the City Hall
yesterday afternoon to hear them explain the
contemplated operations of the NATIONAL
FREEDMENs COMMISSION, recently organized
in Philadelphia under the Presidency of Bishop
Simpson.
The Mayor called the meeting to order, and,
upon his nomination, Hon. Phinehas Barnes
was called to the chair. Gov Washburn, by
whose invitation the gentlemen assembled,
briefly stated the object of the meeting.
L M. McKim, Esq, of Philadelphia, one of
the Secretaries of the Commission, who has
been actively employed at Washington, in
South Carolina, and elsewhere, in organizing
schools for the colored people, since their lib
f,ration by the capture of Port Royal, then
came forward, and gave a very interesting ac-
count of what had been done since the South
was opened by the war for the education Of the
childrensof the Freedmen. Welhaye copious
HOSSS u
able to give them at this time.
Mr.. Garrison followed in very impressive
presentation of the great enterprise, to which
he has mostly devoted his rare powers and
great influence, as most fifty suppEenenttng his
thirty years work, so gloriously achieved, of
overthrowing American Slavery. s
Rev. Dr. Rodman then introduced Rev. Mr..
Hunnicutt, Of Fredericksburg, Va, who gave a
feeling picture of his suferings as Union man
in the midst Of treason. He warmly deprecat-
ed the reception into the full privileges of
States OF those communities which he asserted
were just as hostile to freedom and to the
Union as they were during the war, aud sol
EMMY asseverated that, if the unrepentent
rebels were admitted to represent Virginia in
the next Congress, neither the blacks nor The
loyal whites could live there
After remarks by Mr. Barnes, the following
resolution was adopted, and the meeting adj
journed: T
ReSotred, That we heartily commend the
beneficent enterprise OF the American Freed
mems Aid Commission, organized for the pur-
pose Of promoting the education and elevation
OF the Freedmen, and that we will meet, by the
permission OF the Mayor and City Govern
me1t, at this room, on Monday evening next,
at l-2 o'clock, to organize an auxiliary
F'reedmen's Aid Commission for Portland to
cooperate with the American Commission.
1t is understood that, at the meeting called
for Monday night, the presence and aid of the
ladies OF Portland is earnestly desired.
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From Mea,ico,
New ORLEANS. Oct

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. rs.
- Advices from the City of Mexico to the 18th
of September are received
D = Ex-Goy. Allen has started newspaper in
that city called the Mexican Times, and de-
voted to the cause of Maximillian's emigration
scheme. Most Liberal grants are offered to
American emigrants. III
On the 10th of September, the anniversary
of Mexican independence, the Emperor Maxi
MILAN publicly adopted Augustus Iturbide as
his heir to the throne.
The work of building railroads in Mexico is
being pushed forward vigorously.
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ys,v Yogt Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. z.
Cotton-less active and scarcely SO firm; sales 1900
bales.
as 40. Round Hoop Ohio so q II 40. western Z ~
"a 80. Southern quiet; sales 400 bbls ct % u 20.
Canada q 10c lower; sales 2S0 bbls at ~ q u ~
Wheat q &c higher; sales IS, 900 bushels. Chi
cago Spring rs a SO. Milwaukee Club l 70 q
/ 80. Do new 70. Amber Milwaukee 81 g ".
Amber State, new, Q 32k a SO.
Corn-2c higher; sales 900 bushels. Western
80 a 901c
Beef-steady.
Pork-sales 10000 bbls Mess 80 25 a "a 90.
Lard--heayy; sales SO bbls at "a a 2S5c.
Whiskey-steady; sales $50 bbls at 334 q 50.
Sugars-steady; sales 750 hhds. MuscOvado 133 q
15c. Havana. 237 boxes, on private terms.
Cofee-frm; sales 1000 bags Rio at 16!c.
Naval Stores-Quiet r1
Petroleum-unsettled; sales 1000 bbls; crude 36c.
Freights to LiyerpooEquiet.
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frInrg 4
ali eesss o this amount will be charged ten cents
line sibt rords constituting linz. This rule here
AFTER will be rigidly adhered to.-[PUB. Press.
TIE Washingtonian Society win hold meeting
Sunday evening at Sons of Temperance Hall, 35S
Congress street, at o'clock. The public are In
vited.
FIRST PARISH CHURCH-Ray James De Nor
mandie OF Portsmouth, N. H., viii preach to-mor-
row.
FIRST UNIVERsALIST CHURCH, Congress Square.
Rev. L. j. Fletcher Of Bath is expected to preach to-
morrow, morning and evening, at 10I and O'Clock.
CoNGREss HALL Meetings Tomorrow. Free
conference 19s A. M. Subject for discussion, What
oplrltnalsm has done and is doing. Childrens Pro-
gresslye Lyceum at P. M. aeN
y. HACKER will hold meeting at Congress Hall
tomorrow afternoon at O'clock. All honest inquir-
ers are invited.
STATE STREET CHURcH.-Rev Pref Sewall OF
bowdoin College, viii preach at State Street Church
Tomorrow.
PEARL STREET UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH. Rev
d. d. Baker of Fort Plain, N ", viii preach to-
FREE STREET BAPTIST CHURcH-Rev. r. W.
morrow. sH .s-h4y4A
CENTRAL CHURcH.-Rcv. Mr.. Leach of Andoyer,
MASS, will preach tomorrow. ,s4t
HIGH STREET CHURcH.-Revs Efr. Ebbs Of Cam
ada West, win preach tomorrow. 81 7r
ST. LAWRENCE STREET CHURcTI.ARev. Sam
uel Morrison viii commence his pastoral services to-
morrow Preaching forenoon and afternoon, at IUa
and o'clock. sa.fg(
WEST oNGREGATIoyAL HURcH.-9Anniversary
sermon by the Pastor, Rev. Georgia.. Tewksbury,
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock. fF- uyafF,
CAsoo STREET CHURcH.-Rev James w. Hun
nc1tt Of Virginia, viii preach Tomorrow afternoon
OF O'Clock.
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: r ], newspaper in Riohmond, Va.

Rev. J. S. Hunnicutt whom many of our
readers remember, having lectured extensively
in our own State, and throughout all the New
England States during the rebellion, and who
did good service to the Union cause. has de-
cided, at the solicitations Of earnest Union
men of Virginia, to publish truly loyal paper
in the city of Richmond, Va, called @The New
Nation" We. have seen specimen copy of
The New Nation" which is marked by ability
and intelligent advo cacy of the principles at
issue, and if the forthcoming numbers of the
paper are as strong and true as the first, the
paper cannot fail to do good service in the re-
formation of the South. The "New Nation
has the right ring, and is loyal to the core. )
The following are the principles laid down
in the platform: 'e5
The unconditional preservation ofthe Union.
The perpetuity ola Republican form of govern
ment. The unconditional, universal freedom
of all men. The equal rights of all loyal
American citizens before the law, without re-
gard to race or color. The establishment of
systems of general education throughout the
length and breadth OF our country, for the
benefit of all classes, irrespective Of race or
color. Therights of prescribed Union refugees
and prosecuted Union men everywhere. The
interests of high order of civilization, op
pressed humanity, and pure Christianity, will
be constantly, fearlessly and faithfully adyo-
Gated and defended by "The New Nation"
With these principles inscribed on our banner,
we unfurl it to the breeze, and in Gods name,
and in the name of suffering humanity, send
it forth to the world, with the firm and UNI
wavering resolve, to sink or swim, stand OF
die by them.
Mr.. HuInicutt is now in our city soliciting
subscriptions to enable him to purchase press,
type, &c, &C., and is anxious to get his paper
established by the session of the next Con-
gresss Having lost most of his worldly goods
by the late rebellion, he is entirely dependent
on loyal friends at the North for means to en-
able him to purchase an outfit for printing
Office. Mr.. I'll. thinks that if he can obtain
funds sufficient to enable him to purchase the
material for his office the paper will be self
sustaining We trust our citizens viii take
this noble enterprise into consideration, and
do all they can towards aiding Dir. Hunnicutt
in his patriotic and self-sacrificing enterprise.
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.
Various Items.

~ s.st Il NEW YORK, Oct. 81.
Ex. Gov. Neil S, Brown, Of Tenn, has been
pardoned. ~ 3 s.1A i1in.f as3 81 ~
E. A. Rollins, of New Hampshire, and Dan
iel G. Whitman, of New Jersey, have been ap-
pointed Commissioners to assist the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue. si.f53
Gov. Fullerton, Commissioner of Freedmen
in Louisiana, gives notice that negro orphans
OF a proper age, in order to secure industrious
habits, will be bound out
An official Treasury notice of the establish
ment of the First National Bank at Galveston
Unpublished. The State constitution express
ly.forbids any one doing banking business in
Texas, uilutT nSdVy penalIieS.- rs .siilDiuli +
The Herald's special Washington dispatch
says the Legislature of the Chickasaw Nation
has ratified the recent treaties, including the
provision aboishing slavery.
The Times special Washington dispatch
says the broker tax question was again decid-
ed against the brokers in Philadelphia yester-
day. sF eetsAExA u ale
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TEETH! TEETH TEErHt
COMMASDANT's OFFICE, /

Or. d. still continues to Extract Teeth BY ELEo-
rRIc1TY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having de- aged
teeth stUmps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation-to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES tor sale
Tor family use, with thorough institutions.
DIR. ID. can ACCOMMODATE q lew patients with board
and treatment at his hbuse.
Office hours from O'Clock A. ". to - d.; rom
to r. M, and 20 0 in the evening. 80,
Consultation free noVlu
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FALLEN THRoUaH.-We learn that the
contemplated arrangement, by (which Mr..
Lewis, brother Of the landlord of the Ameri-
can House IN this city, was to take the Inter
national Hotel has fallen through. We hope
amicable TERMS may yet be agreed upon be-
tween him and the proprietor of the house.
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French F7lStinO! r1,,.;,,o
O,AI,I, and see Samples at Mrs. s. shEFfAnDS'
~ 40 Preble Street; n v,ord street.
Sept q -d3ms
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RELIGIOUS DIscUssroN-We understand
that public discussion is to be held in this
city, commencing on Nov. 9TH, on the question
of the Seventh Day Sabbath, between Elders
Cornell and Preble. 1t viii elicit considerable
interest. no doubt. aa- a-aa
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Notice.

Notice.
rr1rrr Annual Meeting Of the Portland Horticultu-
IL II socety will be held at the ASSESSOR Room,
new city Building, on MONLAf ~ ENl,lNG, Vet.
sun mi be chosen and such other business trans
Acted as may legally be brought up.
S'''U S. B. BECKETT, Scc'y.
Portland, Oct %, lseS.-dlw
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CRosMAN & Co., not content with their
well-established local fame. are determined to
"let their light so shine" that every one IN the
County and State shall know where to get the
incest fancy goods and the most reliable inedi-
cines. We notice On the roads in every direc-
ton, for many miles out of the city, handsome
sign-boards informing the traveller how many
miles it is to Crosman's Drug Store, Portland.
Il Transcript. M*
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--latest fson Messseo--znc Trial of JET. Dayis

.r.s,s 80 "A New YORK, Oct. 81.
The Heralfs special Washington dispatch
says the Mexican Minister is In receipt Of dis
patches which anticipate the capture Of Mata-
fnoras, and the occupancy of the State of
Tamaulipas by the Liberals. 1t is said the
government have advices corroborating this
Intelligence. Important disclosures are ex-
pected soon relating to the recent Imperial de-
cree establishing an Express Company, and
which will also show UP the animus of the
Philadelphia dispatches, declaring the Liberal
cause homeless. Several gentlemen are impli-
Gated who have hitherto held confidential rela-
tons with Mr. Lincoln's administration.
The same dispatch also says that the trial OF
Jeh Davis has been decided upon, and that
tne arrangements are nearly complete. He
WIZ d ne tried for treason, either in Washington
OF l0s.cnnond, in the U. S. Supreme Court.
al. II Is sad that the Secretary of the Navy has
alIecVsa an available steam war vessels to be
immediately got ready for sea. rs 8 $50
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a14 tr s 4. Worcester.
au4 Boston, Oct 81.
John Gray, alias Pettinglll, whose arrest in
Springfield, for attempting to pass $50 green
backs, has been announced, and was to-day
arraigned in the United States Commissioners
Court for examination. The necessary wit
nesses not being present, the case was post
poned and the prisoner taken to Cambridge
street JAIL Arriving at the Office of the jail,
and while the officers were taking the discrip-
ton of his: person, Gray suddenly bolted into
the street and made good his escape. As he
is well known to detectives, his re-arrest is
probable.
Joseph T. Worcester, Ii. D., author OF
Worcesters dictionary, died at his residence
in Cambridge, to-day, aged 81 years.
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Dry Goods at Auction.

ON TUESDAY, Oct. s1st, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to
~ close consignments, an invoice Of Dress end
Morsted Goods consisting Of Dress Goods, TaDie
Covers, and DanaslI Blankets Cans Hoods Clouds
Skating Caps, Hood Nubians, SIX and Worstcd
Fringe, Velvet Buttons, Rib ms, Cord and Tassels,
Linen Thread, Embroidery, Braid, sc.
Sale positive
HENRY BAILEY 6 CO., Auctioneers.
Oct 2S-dtd
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LINENS, BLANKETS, &C, AT AUCTION
The large sale of linen and wooden goods at
Patterns auction room will commence at 10
O'Clock this morning. 1t is one of the best lot
of goods ever offered in this market at auction.
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The Ee,,ia,, Co .,,D

NEW YORK, Oct. q, I
The Express says that in the Fenian Con-
gress, which has been in secret session for sew
eral days, military plan for the freedom of
Ireland was submitted and discussed, but no
action has yet been taken. Perfect unanimity
marks the counsels of the Congress.
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IF. F. W. A. TREUTLEP., Architect. late Of
l. Bro hw, wishes important information he should
soon write to the Editor OF the tVoessehs Zeitung
ut Berlin. rFarf si oc21d2ws
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28

Snow SroRM.-It commenced showing here
about twelve o'clock yesterday afternoon aud
continued, lightly, until twelve O'Clock in the
evening. The ground is covered, about two
inches having fallen.
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ABsoLoM, the son Of David, was noted for
his beautiful and luxurious Hair. 1t is sup
posed that he was possessed of the secret of
Pease's Vegetable Hair Remover, sold by eros
man & Co. g~
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A NEAT Reply. Ia dislike vostl1r SAVING tina

ANEAT hEPLY.-"I dislike your saying that
my teeth are going; SO DON'T" said young
lady to her beau. "Not so DON'T but 5000
don't you should have said,. he replied. The
damsel pouted, but took the hint. Nor need
it be said that the balsamic preparation arrest
ed the evil, though it could not quite repair
the damage already done. oct26deod2t
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-E. M. Patten
sold at auction, Thursday, the house and lot
No 46 Drackett street.-The lot containing
about 54OO feet twas purchased by John G.
Proctor, ESQ, for S4.75O. Ne.o3
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Sf1.H7iPd

Ussder-Shirts and DrG,cers.
A LARGE LOT, from the cheapest to the best
"A selling very low at the Au etion Store Of W. O.
BARNES, 100 Federal st. oct7d2w
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EDw'D M. PATTEN, Auetioneer, Il Exchange ST.
Real Estate ON Fore and India SITS,
at Auction.

ON WEDNESDAY, Nov. 8. at half past twelve
" o'clock, ON the premises India, between Mid, le
and Fore SITS, will be sold the block Of WOODEN dwell
ings numbered IA and 16, together with he land.-
The buildings of modern build, two storied and
containing II rooms each, in tn rough pair, and
have always commanded good tenants, will be sold
together or separately asthe purchasers may DESIRE
Land about sc feet ON India, by 100 in depth.
Immediately after win be sold lot Of Land on the
northerly side of Fore near India St. 16 eet Fore
by about Al in depth.
For particulars call ON the Auctioneer.
Oct 16-dtd
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Boiler Explosion and loss of 1sSs.

NORFOLK, Oct. q.
The boiler of steam tug exploded this after
noon, blowing the boat to atoms. All on
board, five men, were killed, including the
captain and crew and VIM. Patten, agent OF
the Boston steamer.
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EDWARD M. PATTEN, Aucsionccr,
12 Exchange Street.
Household Furniture at Auction

ON MONDAY, Oct 80, at 10 A NJ, at House No.
va Free corner Oak ST., win be sold ply su-
Dining, Card, Pembroke, and Center Ta5les; Chairs
Sinks, Divan, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Mirrors, Beds,
Mattresses, Bedding, Croekery, Glass and China
ware, Kitchen Furniture, &C., together with q en-
eral ass ortment of housekeeping a. ticles.
Ati2 o'clock, PIANO, in Rosewood aSe-Chick
ering maker.
Oct4-dtd
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 81.
In the House to day motion was made to
reconsider the vote of the expulsion of Mr..
Cameron, and it was laid on the table by a
vote of SO to 81. This settles the question
iinally of his readmission.
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Ctooks. CJoaks,

T AIDES, call and see small lot Of C,oaks slight
II ly damaged for sale at less than the cost Of tn
material, at 100 Federal st. oc1Td2w