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REMOVAL.

r. e Nj o " "A L.
THE undersigned take this method to inform their
customers and the public generally that they have
REMOVED THEIR BAKERY from No. WASH
ngton Street to their new Bakery, Nos and Union
Street. where they win be pleased to see an their old
customers and many ones as viii be pleased to
give us a call. i Aaa HtaH g1lfg
,rftE-, ~, r. w. SMARDON,
r. S. SCAMEAN,
s. E. SMARDON. I'll
August 16--dtt $685. IIlIF lglia u
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For Sale Chean.

A&A Two secondhand FIRE En-
ZEE7fa7sz7\ GINES, VITA Hose Carriages; all in
good order;
1- - - KY Also, lot OF Hose suitable fer
Hand Fire Engines. Apply 70
5 l'18f III sSEZRA RUSSELL, Chief Engineer.
1. Or A. P. MORGAN, Chairman Committee on Port
land Fire Department junei6tl
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RTLAND&PENOBsCOTRIVEF

Fare Reduced to the Penobscot River
y.y On and after June /, the fare be-
V-ssszs. II tween Portland and Bangor will be
4 ~ -AlHN\ $500; Rockland $500: ether land
szzgs Assala ings on the River reduced in pro-
portion, per steamer Regulator.
A. SOMERBY, Agent.
Portland. Nav 81, 1SS5-dtt 20 % ri
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For Sale or to Let.

TOT SAFE OF TO Let.
THE new French Cottage, on the Cape Cottage
Il road, opposite Capt. Green Walden's Containing
fourteen rooms, with about seven acres Of land 1t
is unsurpassed on the Cape. Enquire of 49,
" Is g tDk&ts A. STEPHENSON. "
Jy6-d 121 Commercial Street.
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Hunted.

A MAN in o Grocery and Pr vision Store who is
IN acquainted with Cutting Meats.
JOSEPH f.. DUNNING,4
Oct 27, 1S65.-d1w% IS Danforth St.
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For Sale.

tI'Wo Dwelling Houses in good order; pleasant
Il and desirable location on Cumberland st. Fos1 y.
Holm G. PROCTER,
Portland, Oct 2e.-d3w Lime street,
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International Steamship Go.
EaStport, Calais and st. John.
is TWO TRIPS "A wFFR d. &c :,
TWO TRIPS A WEEK.

rT-eA On and after Monday, March az the
80 Steamer NEW YoRK, Capt Ii W CHS
hoinn viii leave Railroad Wharf, foot of State ST.
tevory MONDAY al 5o'clock P. NJ !; and the Steamer
every THURSDAY at O'Clock P M, for Passport and
st. John.
Returning will leave st. John every Monday and
Thursdays ats A. N, for Eaetport, Portland and
3os on .i
AtEastport the Steamer Queen" will connect
for St. Andrews, Robinston and Calais with the New
Brunswick and Canada Railway fer Woodstock and
Houlton stations. age Coaches also connect at
Eastpors for Machiss and intermediate places.
9 AtSt John the steamer Emperor WILL connect, for
Wna or, Digby and Halifax, and with steamers for
Frederic and the st John River. Through tickets
procured the agents or the clerk on board. No
Passports required.
Freight received on days Of sailing until O'Clock
IN. G. G. EATON, Agent
PoTtlasd, March 20. 1866. iif mch2ltf 3H9s
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ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
81 WcH Sc. cor. Wi1;am, NEW YORK.
JANUARY, 1856.
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Nayi
cation Risks.

!, The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Premiums terminated during the year; and Tor which
Ccrrfcates are Issued, bearing interest until re.
doomed. JH
The Dividends in the Years 1854 and wero 40
per cent each.
The Profits for ~ Years amount to the
sum Of slsesl 900
Cash. 1865. 80
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WN2sted.
Wn1ated.

DY a family without children, small genteel ten
ID ement, near the central part OF the city.
Address x. Y. H. Press Office, aug5eodti
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For Sale.

TWo-SToRY BRICK HOUSE, containing 90
"A rooms; centrally located. Also two-story
WOODEN HOUSE, on the same lot. Lot contains
$500 feet. Inquire of
Portland, Oct. 26-d3w
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Railroads.
YORK & CUMBERLAND r. R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

,--s==zzEzzEl On and after Monday. Oct 30. 1865.
strains will leave as follows until further
notice
Leave saco River for Portland at 80 and 40 A. N.
and 340P.M
Leave Portland for saco River at A. NJ, and 200
and BOP NJ.
The 40 A and 200 NJ. trains viii be FREIGHT
trains, with passenger cars attached
ES Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham,
standisb, steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sehago
Bridgton, Lowell Hiram, Brownfeld Fryeburg,
Conway, Bartlett, jackson Limington Cornish, Por.
ter Freedom, Mad son and Eaton n Il l,
At Buxton Center for West Buxton, Bonny Eagle
South Limington Limington, Limerick, NewfeId,
Parsonsleld and 0sspee Gf'TF :
At Saccarappa for South Windham Windbam Hill,
and North Windham, daily
Portland Oct &c ls65-d:f - ---.i'' 'Ap''
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To Let or Lease for a term of. veors
Store Storm, and Wharf occupied By Charles
MerriIl's The Wharf contains about lam sd ,,r anu
with two story building thereon, by Is For fn mr.
ther particulars inquire Of " iui7
z -elf i JOSEPH H. WHITE.
may25dH s. ~ 3, s.if No. 81 Union Wharf.
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W07ated.

A GOOD reliable American Woman as head Cook
fAin Boys Boarding School. Wages "a perweek.
An assistant furnished. Address tf
WARREN JOHNSON,
Oct 19--d2ws Topsham, Me.
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House lots.

ENLEVEN House Lots. co,nnrisiro, Ak ooo sao. =,
~ Land on Emery, Cushman and Lewis St. for
' Portland, April &c, lsss.y W H. STEPHENSON.
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Store TO Let.

TFHE Brick Store corner Commercial and Franklin
Il Streets, mt present occupied by Messrs. Jeffer-
son Coolidge 6 Co. Possession given Oct. lst.
-@ q ora "A. ~ s. e. SPRING.
Sept 27-dtf
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TAINTED.

GONE Greenhouse proprietor in the vicinity, to
- take charge of an India Rubber Tree during the
winter. Apply at Ta@
HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM, hi
Oct 1e-dtf - 147 Middle st.
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For Sale and TO Let
valuable Real Estate for Sale

To Let. ~
HOUSE 219 Free St. Rent SIT per month, paya-
IL BILE in advance. Apply at 81 ~ -
HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM,
" Oct 9O-uu 147 Middle St.
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For Sale.

TWO, three-story Brick Dwelling Houses, sltua ed
i on Pearl ST. for sale cheap for Cash, If sold i'm
nlYoia'eiy JOIN iIdSitCc e. PROCTOR, Lime Street.
: Oct 26-d3w
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AGENTS Wnalfed.

ENTTHER Ladies or Gentlemen. Remember that
II VIM. GRACE Il CO., offer better Inducements
to returned Soldiers, and others, than any other
house in the Eastern States to sell fine Steel Engray
lngs and Books by subscription. so|s- -tst
Address at once, with stamp VIM. GRACE 81 CO.,
l61 Middle St. Portland, Me. P. o. Box 1882
:. Oct 14-d&M3m
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Copartnership Notice.

CODaftnerSmp NOTICE. ~ 2 ~
TIME undersigned have this day formed copart-
i nersbip under the style OF
S. X. JACKSON &c SON.
for the purpose of doing general COAL BUSINESS
at Sawyer's Wharf, foot Of Ugh Street.
At'.aA S. r. JACKSON, t',-
0SCEOLA JACKSON.
Portland, june p, 1ss5-tf ri
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in affections peculiar to Females is unequall0d by
any other preparation as in Chlorosis or Retention,
Painfulness or Suppression Of Customary Eyacua7
all complaints incident to the sex. whether arising
from habits ofdissipation imprudence in, the de.
Inc or change oflife. : 'IC i'4l' - ,tiA
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aH Farm for Sale.
For Sale.

o. The twostory house and lot corner of Lin
#,coln and Mayo Streets, containing twelve
AAs.lsrooms 1t is finished for two families, with
abundance Of hard and soft water. Lot So by TO- 1t
is pleasantly situated and in good repair. Terms
easy. Apply to
lli ist JOHN E. PALMER,
e, Oct2l-dh aE IA Middle st.
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BAGGINa THE GAME.-It was a common
practice in Belfast, to lay trains of corn to at
tract the sparrows in view of window. open
ed just far enough to afford room for the muz-
re of gun, neither the weapon nor its Weld
er being visible from without. A tame raven,
kept in the yard, esed to scamper away at the
sight OF man taking a gun towards the
house, and hide himself somewhere within
view of the scene of slaughter. As soon as a
SHOT was fred, He would dash from his shell
ter, seize defunct sparrow, scurry back to
his nook with his prize, and repeat the per-
Torrance as long as the battle lasted.
During the last illness of DR.. Cibrac, a cele-
brated French physician, he was attached
with delirirum, on recovering from which he
felt his own pulse, installing himself for one
of his patients. nd
"Why was not called before ?" he said
sIt is too late; has the gentleman been bled ?''
his attendant answered in the negative.
@Then he is a dead man" answered Cibrac
che will not live six hours;' and his predic-
ton was verified.
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Mr.. JOHNSON :-Sir-BIy wife for long time was
sorey troubled by her hair falling out, andwe feared
she would become entirely bald, notwithstanding she
had used almost all the adve tised remedies She has
used your ReprOduct0r and to our establishment the
falling off has entirely ceased, and she has fine
head of hair, and am ready in this manner to tesi
fy to its value or we are willing TO give further per-
sona Information of the good results Hhich follow the
use of your honestly termed Hair Reproductor.
WILLIAM CHASE, i}9 rs
Cor. st. Lawrence and Sherbrooke Streets
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
p OR TLAN ND
.SAcO & PORTSMOUTH R. R.

rz5z7zl On and after April 3, 1866, Passenger
S:sss.sssssss::z.s rains leave as follows =
Leave Portland for Boston at $40 A. NJ. and 50 P.
n. fli
Leave Boston for Portland att 30 A. M. and 90 p
m
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
FRANCIS CHASE, Supt.
Portland April 8, 1S65-dtf
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PORTLAND, May 16, 1906 &
I have used and shall continue to use ,Johnson's
Reproduction, which have found to be a splendid
lasting Hair DRESSING which also keeps the scalp
perfectly clean and tree from dandruif.
S. HI. D0TEN,
No. 70 Spring Street.
Manufactured and sold by HORACE H. JOHN
SON, No. 80 Middle Street. Portland, Maine Price
Single Bottles 80, rs cents and 81. Sent any ad-
dress receipt of letter. Liberal discount by the
quantity. sept1SeodSw&
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Wanted.

A SITUATION in HOTEL Saloon, or Boarding
IA House q COOK, by man VINO has had expe-
rience Apply at 70 Washington st.
Oct 26-d1w#
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$O O00.A YEAR made by any one with
5cass3 ~. GOSl5.Stencil Tools No experience
nrs ~ Ihe Presidents Cashiers and freasur-
LA, = snss an1s indorse the circular Sent free
Works, Springfield, Vermont. o SSsHSll Iooi
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Third Mortgage B04ds----AnotTOs-
cnnHill II. II. 20. w
COp09'tNeTShID.

y1r1p, spbscribers have this day entered mo Co
ma partnership under the firm name Of
% MORSE 8 WTTHEREL1.
far the purpose Of carrying on the Clothing and
n. w MORSE,
w. B. WITHERELL.
Portland, Oct. 2, 1895. oct9dsw
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Honse L0ts for Sale.

GENERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Eliz-
- abeth, three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge.
land, where plan of Cape Elizabeth lots may be
seen. may13tf
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Lost.

-AETWEEN DIR. Cummings, Park Street, and the
tS corner of State and Deering Streets, q Linen
Cuff and Gold Sleeve Button attached. The finder
FESSENDEN'S, DeeRfn.. Street, oct30d1w#
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Great Inducements

TJHE subscribers offer for sale large quantity Of
Il desirable building lots in the West End of the
city, lying on Vaughan, Pine Neal Carlton Thomas,
West, Emery, Cushman, Lewis Bramhail. Monu-
ment, Dantorth, Orange and Salem Streets.
They viii sell on credit of from one to ten years,
desired by the purchasers, and to parties who viii
build houses OF satisfactory character, they arH adj
gt1nce, desired, one FOURTH Of the cost Of building, ON
cOnlRseton q ne house From parties who build Inn
medlateiy, NO CASH PAYMENTS REQUIRED. y
Apply every day except Sunday from nine to ten
A. M, at the office of the subscribers, where plans
may be seen, and full particulars obtained.
j. b. BROWN & SONS
Portland, Nay 3, 1865. = EIfI b may4tf isi
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-14
THE NEW YORK BRANCH,

The readers Of the TI"Esthe merchants and CONNER
c:a' n-n Of Cairo 2oa r3iny-nay have noticed in its
cIuma announcement that its proprietor was about
= open brautl Office in New York city, the object f
which would b to aivanc. the interests OF Cairo by d.
rectnG the attention OF the merchants and capitalists
the srcl metropolis Of the world The peculiar ad-
want Of this city, 10 business point of view-s
position rs t commercial centre OF the great Mississippi
Valley. All the arrangements now completed to
coinmeace operations at early day, by direction
Of MIR. Gooia the ul,tor and proprietor of the TINES
the undersigned will assume control of che New York
lice and conduct She business prey ously annou need
Besides circulating the TINES among the CONNER :ial
OF Ne7T Tots, city AMI calling attention of
caPsisfs and business through its columns to the
vast field here open or enterprise and Investment
Shall MAKE it point to keep the merchants of Cairo
Thoroughly posted in regard TO the markets-ts prices
OF every commodity in which tiey deal-as officially
sued by the Board of Trade and other commercial inst
atons of w York, aud also each week give re5um.
o; th- news O. the day of general and local interest
IN parting with ,n.l friends those whose in
t=resta are dItied w the growth Cairo and there
fore tIraily wlta thsaccess of the TIEs, can buL
hope THAT in this iied OF labor snail retain t,s
good wishes and appreciation the one and slDs-rye
in an eiectGal though humble way the interests of
oth.f. A. b. STILLlIAN
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In ten years our valley must ceatain double
its pres ent population, ard all history proves
thar any people will use the power lhay con
troll to their own advantage. In ten years \ "
England will lose ,aorc than oue-third OF her
population Flying west iii,c the pigeon, the
old and dccrcpiA Of the flo * will be left be-
| hlnd, while the young and vigorous will propa,
gate their race in our valley. The 40. 900 sur
plus women Of Massachusetts will find homes
| and husbands here, and European emigration
| in tcemiug thousands will flock to our soil
| Then will the prediction oi President James
| Madison he realized. Standing on the brink OF
the Mississippi, at Colvmbus, KY, he said,
:. Not far distant from this SPOT, viii stand the
future capitol Of our great Republic" Ia tN j..
| ty years our valley shall stand unriValcd III
agriculture, unrivalcdl in arts, unrYalcd N
arms, tie great deep, its only emblem, toss
ing and sporting III its bed gorying in ma.
jessy, dignity and strength that laughs at the
opposition of tyrants, and delies the world TO
wrench from US our constitution or our laws.
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THE MEMS.

BAR d:spat hes state that hare is general iaigna.iou
f iu Gaver:I.ent and diplomatic circles At the
attack of Spain up,: Cali The Spanish squadron for
ta G.aL pJrts consists OF Sven figates.
GOV Ham, af aistana, is in Washington. lie says
the reyis IN t.!a State acting very
lily. Parish they haze re-es:ablislei slavery
by for.. eaacmeat in ,nvention, and are shooting
and whipping Z .sroes - D.toro the war.
rem fitzpatrick has been rendered I'll. Office OF Min
cen john A Logan has been offered the position OF
= ...-; r to Japan.
"a. Goyer.ior Of South Carolina has pettoned the
.r+tr tle freasur authority topay tax, levied
: gJa- ,ess, in STATE Bonds.
f'res,..snt Jolils5ns is dead. lie citi-
&C ceidenal wound, Il. ;;Jtl cit. Mr. johnson was
ca .penttr by traIa Bu5 poIt months since h
was III i, City an 4 friendly call. lie wds then
r..urnn: from Washnsson WHITTIER h, hai been to
hi brother and received him the appointn o.
Collector Of the pQr. Of Ieasco.-
Tie majority in Colorado Territory for the State
Constitution is 155 The majority against vo-
ting is:IlG Tie population of the Territory is aro,t
2y06.
Il i esiima: ed that the army OF III. United States
e..ceet.4 10, 800
reports from Texas state that all the Federal nesTt
trlars nave. l.!t the Iso Grande.
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EH&sseEl6GN NEWS.
Spain Suppressina Slave Tradc--MarISets
--Fcnian Scare.

SANDY HOOK, Nov. l3.--Tho steam or City
of Washington, frIm Liverpool the lst, via.
Queenstown the %, has arrived here, with four
days later news
It is stated that Spain intends taking encr-
gctic measures in suppression OF tic slave
trade.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Cotton declined d,
closing with an upward tendency.
Provisions steady. Produce quiet and steady
at the close Of the market
LONDON, Nov. 2. -Consols for money sS3m
80. U. s. 5.2O's G3laeGL Erie shares 81 }.
Illinois Central S0!.
TORONTO, G. W, Nov. l3.-Thcrc las been
a guard Of the volunteer force placed on active
service to che k the Fenian raids. Two bat.
talions have received orders to hold themselves
in readiness for du,y The guard at the yoluu-
lccr armory las been doubled in consequence u
information received in regard to the Fouian
project
The British government has ordered all re-
stricuons on American war vessels TO bc re-
voked
The Paris Morning Post says the iurcndrl
withdrawal of the French from Mexico latay
assumes moro decided character. Maxim.ilu
would rcCr,:iJ more troops in Austria aud B"l-
gium IL is proposed that the prominent
French officers now take the oath oruilcgiIacs.
80 Macmillan snoud inl himself surrounded
elircly by his own army. The Post saws il
can scarcely be supposed tha' the Uuilcd
states Government would wish u replace
such government to return t, republican
confusion ;nl anarchy. The course Of lruc
public tcclng IN Aiucrica will acknowledge u
! liberal sovereign now erdcayorng 20 raiso
! Mcy,cau civilization.
Ihc proprietor of 'he Irish People is attempt
ing to bring acton against lord Lent and
| other authorities Tor thu suppression ot his
! paper.
/ French journals dcny lhat France made
! any effort 10 exercise moral influence ia Aus.
| trau policy towards Frankfort.
| On the 18th a respectable looking mIn, Civ.
! ins his name "a Lieut. james Harvey, was ar.
rested ut Diblin on the arrival e the steamer
/ from Liverpool. Tao prisoner was found 10
! have in his possession a seven barrClcd rcyOl.
Yer, 200 rounds of rllcd patent bal cartridges,
) said 10 be poisoned: box of patent COucus.
/ sion caps four military drill books, 4 comnis
! g!onS bearing his uar3c To- serve in Connecticut
volunteers as Lieutenant Colonel, aud al4o
the sum OF c5S in gold, supposed to bc for the
pnrI o-c of Fenanam. He stated he returned
to ireland to see au uuclc, and intended shortly
to rcturn To, America. He was rcmandcd f,t
| further inquiry.
The Italian elections finished highly fayora
bic to the government.
Gcnrr.l Kawscr has been appointed Papa
! Minister.
Two French frigates had arrived ut Ciyilia
| r,litL up)DI
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stRONl EE0$'TOY.

Meeting ia favor ofthc a'acihc Railroad
BOsroN Nov. l. "A large and inIIucntiai
meeting was held 1T noon to-day ~ the Mcr-
chants Exchange in favor Of the constrnc-
ton Of the Northcrn Pacific Railroad. Ills
Honor, Mayor Lincoln, presided. Powerful
speeches were mude>by Ex.Gov. Curry, Of
Oregon and Ex.Gov Fuller, ofUtah.
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DE. r,cDO1s EnL:s Address.

We present, TO day, with mo re than ordinary
pleasure, the Address OF Dr. Mcdowell, as de-
Iivered bv hn a. the Atheneum, on Thursia
c55iias of last week, under the aus pices
Of the Mercantile Library Association. We
have nc d,.'lbt it will be read with unalloyed
pleasure by every one who heard it delivered,
aid " til unbounded interest by those who
were not SO fortunate. We consider il all
effort worthy the fame and honor Of any mAn
i1timg, 10 iaatter what lis professions may be,
.tr forensic ability, or scientific, historical or
literary 2acitv. There are some positions
which the DOctor advances with which ali
H. not c1ucgn b,.t We believe that there arc
but l-w WHO viii not cnIors; the address as Il
whole Eertais IL :s, there is much III 1t winch
wi. cgaInt.d cl.rHsiEe attention ana isrnSh
-ood lor profitable rejection. HIS political
opinions, (t poA.ica they can be called, as The
Subjects ;,i.uGco 10 s,nGer this heading were toe
i.Cu. 20 ye called political III the ordinary ac
cep,a,.u,. af tie tenn, being general and no
u...j! 5lu in tle!c nature, are, perhaps new Il
most of our readers, but we think VIII be rati
iiet ry every reiecLing a4t unprejudiccd mind
We rus every inln all Woman into whos
.,;,lrts to-day's TIME7 n y fail, will read til
..lJ.C5-.
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PG.&ov-D--Gapt. \ {. Voolfolk, who has
been sta;.on,I at this Py>s a5 a. Q. ~, up
wards Of three yeas, .nI n this point and Co
iu,rlin.s, ", nearly ios:T years. has been pro
NOTED ijrcvct Major ii t.lo regular army, his
promotion to take effect from March l3tl, lSoo-
This IS Z; deserves! promotion. Major Voolfolk
mas be-, a Gti.'lf.!i servant OF the G0yernnent
and has perioE;neI the didca!t iLactions OF ms
o.lice with credit to himself apl SATISFACTION to
ali Tor whom Oh with whom lie Gpergtc4. we
therefore heartily rejoice in being apie ~
spread tie g!al intelligence before our readers
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Reported expressly for the Daily Times.
FROM WASHINGTO

Indignant at yvaiiton at
tack OF Spain on CI,iii--A Parish Ina
Louisiana -e-estabIis2les slavery by
Formal sGnacLmeHat--daen. Fitzpatrick
appointed TEinister to Ciiiit--Gien. EO-
gan rendered GLe Mission to .sapan--
SosEiil Carolina wants to pay ..cr DI-
rect FAX in state ssOnis--lnipo portant
acknowledgements sStatc:ucnt-Thc
French Universal EIxlliI5tioIi, &c., SC