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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE-A GOOD BUTCHER SHDI
row doing good business; possession given l..
May Apply II FlIsts st. "a
NOR SALE-A HORSESHOEING An
L whealwright shcr doing good cash business, u
Williamsbursh. Inquire for days 10
FOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURE
OF grocery and liquor store, 100 Eat llth st. Is
FOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURE
OF hne Liquor stO. e situated near the Savy ard
sou ave- Brooklyn. lse
Sl4OOpaFNo ,.. s Sal F. sT or ,S o S4E
looL- a., IN nuo order grand opening aud eaes =,
Aso rpehdid prtent right Tor Uulted states plsui
ehh'i wonderful Invention. Sl6ua. Apply 81 Chat
ham o., room 3, for days. ~
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N A II RlAGES.

Patterson wOOD-On sundsv, April 81 hy
the Rev. Dt. Stryker, John Is second OF David
Paterson, OF Paisley, Scotland. " CdnoIa A. daugh-
t,r oi Peter W Ood, OF this city. rs
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THE ANNUAL ELECTIosOR Trustees
i OF the american DesicAting OF y. "" will
~ Mia al the ONCE of the compAno. % Exchange
Face on ThursdAy, the ~ May; 6ei the hours
Of II NJ. and 7. N. GLokHE MAoSeoS sse-
retary, Nsv ieIL AprA y'tA- 10 ~
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SOCIETY," NOTICES.

A p. A.-THE LECTURE BY JANE;
"A. NICHOLSON. Ecu, ". .. NJ hieh v,s pos'
poned on sccount Of the iurerh Of oaf meh,ed
Presidsnt viii be delivered in Disnoud lolee ~
So, cor Court and Mon s,s Brooklyn, 'o-motro''
Tuesday evening, at oclct -
N Y. LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY,"
regular monthly meeting OF this society va -
held At the MetruplitAn Rooms leO Hester o.. Oh
Tuesday evening, May 9, 1865, at O'clock. a puuo-
tual sttendspcs ia iequeatedt a. business on import
auoo gill be brought tefore the society 1917 nsif -
uou. by orJer p. W. bSGs, Prest JOHN hO-
GERS. kee. Sec. 10
IRVINE MANUFACTURERS ASSOClA.
l. ton. TIE resru'sr on'hiv ueetinr vi te beis
Mons, Ma l. At ~ Beekmsn q, at = NJ
6s JAs. 4. TRAVERS, Zee,
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DLSCOVFI ! -.
BeautlfuI teeth inserted. $l each. Teeth ia On
with or without extracting the roots. All open ITO
warranted. =. JAi WILLIAMS, lSs Grsnd q, ia
blocks h0ln broadway. ~
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AUCTION NOT ICES.

AUCTION 80 HOTEL FURNITURE THIS
n dsy at 10 o'coct bar and bed .rn turu''uf y
all kinds a; y washinrion st. W. GAZE l.
Auctonser 81 C q .sidtr. "
AUCTION NOTlCE-CROCKERY GLASS,
PSI Pearl st, by JOSEPH HUNT, in .ets for cv .nd
country deLer. ssies free for eash. COO. 40
A TTENTION TO WINE DEALERs--wN.
hwOLP L son, AuctioneerA vill cell on this ds
at " ocloct. st ~ William st. 20 cases eATsl "tr
out Of bond 81 Julien, Medoc bordeaux brand a."
green and black teaS ss 6c &c 100
AUCTION SALE OF CROCKERY, SC.
n HENRY q. EvANS Auctioneef, viii .".i n
lot, 70 suit dealers on Tuesday, May 2 at 0cgoG,
the sale will commence also general assortme n
bet ware. Jos
TERRY LEASE AT ATCTION-AT The
Il City Hall, ou Monday, MAY 29th. 1868 II
O'Clock, A. NJ, will he .old a, Public Auction, :"
ten years from ,hc ls' day OF June 1885, lese e
es'Ahish and ms,utlin ferry from the basin a.
ken. New jef,ey, al the point who're the old tsl
vss osiabi,hed, OF within one thousand yards nor
hen New Jersy, to he furnished by the purchoe-
Couditions-The condition, and covenants Of ne
tore ente cd into by the Corporation. when may =
| had on application At the othoe Of the CompIou'
MATTHEW I BRESNGN. Comptroller. s.
T MORIARTY, AUCT., WILL SELL II
day, ut j. O'Clock. at lT3 Chatham sgus -, DE
,irshle lot Of furniture aud other foods Moved Co
convenience of sale; slso oil p.intngs mirror, gss
| ware, dry aud fancy goods, &C. ia
| DAwNBROKER'S SALE-THIS DAY, 81
| JOHN MORTIMER is bast BroadSay, ~
| larso lot Of men and voTnen's clothing, remnant
| aud a variety OF other goods. These goods beous
| a dealer who Ia closing business, and will be sol
| without reeerve. 10
| DAWNBROKER'S NOTICE ALL Person
| i having goods edged with JANIS WALKER
co, ISIS Fast 17th 81, requested 10 redeem thet
before the 18th Of May. No further notice given
XNM. Writers, AUCT'R-WILL SgL
w this day at O'Clock, At "a Canal 81 turnit u
| &c, VI several houses, loo carpets bedding, chr
bouiek coping. lti
MN. ABBOTT, AUCT'R, OFFICE EAN
w broadway, sells on this day, at II O'clock %
| contents OF the grocery aud liquor store 100 Ave
| &c &c Is.
WIN. WOLF q son, AUCTIONEkK
w Office 20 Jackson Of. win sell on Monday. NJ
the lst at 10 O'clock, the entire stock and hrtures
1 | the well known ReItaursnt kept BY Edward Schulz
No. - William IT. corner OF Exchange Peee, GO
sisting Of 100 round and square tables, ~ plain l.
tom chaiIA first clnss bar counterr, IL doz caste
BO dor. tunbers, large miriors pictures- En hxtut
Cro,on water pipes also oil the cooking uteu-il- Vi
I large ranges, brass and copper boilers and tettl
large assortment Of knives and forks plates t'st
y | and other goods too nutnerour 10 mention. DeNlr
and other- invited TO attend. sale positive. 30
. XXTILIIAMSBURGH AUCTION w.
w TOWNSEND, Vil sell this day At 10 o'cloc
the balance stock VI dry soois Ia store an "a
| Grand st. DTess goods, mems wear, undo fClOthiu
| hosiery, 81. sale positive, W cIo-o out previous
l removal. lJs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

L. >. 7-3O Lean.--Tbe sale u the arst
series on ssoooooOoo Of the 7.sy Loan completed
on the 3la OF March, 1880. The ssle.f the second
serie, Of Three Hundred Millions. nysbe three
year, from the 18th day Of June, l5G6vss begun on
the Ia, Of April. In the short space thirty days.
over one Hundred Millions Of this Sons have been
sold-lsavins this day less than Two hundred Nil
lien. 70 be dispo.si Of The interest iayabe semi
annually in currency on the 18th Of >ecember and
18th Of June BY Coupons attached to esh note, which
are readily eashed anywhere. II srnopu 70
One cent per day on $50 ME.
Two slO
% 5000
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Pyle's d. X. sonp-The Poor Peoples
hiend Cheap and E0od, SOLD by sroesss every
where W
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AUCTION SALE OF CROCKERi, &c.
n HENRY q. EVANS Auctioneer vill ,",i "a
lot, 70 suit dealers on Tuesday, MAY 3 at 10 o'crcE.
At 10 Barclay st. the stock Of retailer, With -hi-a
the sale will eommence also u general assortme y
hspt ware. boa
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CERRY LEASE AT AUCTIoN-AT THB

DAWNBROKER'S SALE-THIS DAY, By
j JOHN MORTIMER, is Bast Brosdsay, oi
larso lot Of men and vomen's clothing, remnant
aud a variety OF other goods These goods belong
a dealer who Ia closing business, and will be sJi
without reserve. lUi
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MN. ABBOTT, AUCT'R, OFFICE EAN
w broadway, sells on this day, at O'clock %
contents OF the grocery and liquor store 100 Ave
counters, teer pumps, saloon ga fixtures, sheyil
&c Sc 1N1
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Good Advice.

e@Neyer use lady's name in an improper
place, at an improper time or in mixed COM
pany. Never make assertions about her that
you think are untrue, or illusions thai you
feel she herself would blush to hear" When
you meet with men who do not scruple to
make use of woman's name in reckless
and unprincipled manner, shun them, for
they are the worst members of the commune
ty-men lost TO every sense of honor-every
feeling of humanity. Many good and wor-
thy woman's character has been forever ruin
ed, and her heart broken by lie, manufactur-
ed by villain, and repeated where it should
not have been, and in the presence of those
whose little judgment could not deter them
from circulating the foul and fiendish report.
A slander is soon propagated, and the smallest
thing derogatory to a woman's character will
fly on the wings of the wind, and magnify as
i circulates against the poor unconscious vie
tim. Respect the name of woman, for your
mother and sister are women; and as you
would have their fair name untarnished, and
their lives unembittered by SANDERS biting
tongue, heed the i'll your own words may
bring upon the mother, the sister, or the wife
of some fellow creature. HC%
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Words for Poor Bows.

When / was boy of twelve years, was
working for twenty-five cents a week with an
old lady, and, 1 will tell you, had my hands
full; but did my work, faithfully. used to
cut wood, fetch water, make fires, and scrub
and scour mornings for the old lady, before
the real work of the day commenced. My
clothes were bad, and had no means of buy
ing shoes, and so was often barefooted. One
morning got through my work early, and the
old lady, who thought had not done it, or
was specially ill-humored then, was displeased,
scolded me, and said was idle and had not
worked. J. said I had; she called me "liar."
l felt my spirit rise indignantly against this,
and, standing erect, ] told her she should never
have the chance of applying this word to me
again. / walked out of the houk 10 41renter
! it no more. had not cent III my pocket
when stepped out into the world. What do
I you think did then, boys? met a country
man with team; addressed him boldly and
earnestly, and offered to drive the leader, if he
would only take me on He looked at me in
surprise, but said he did not think Pd be Of
any use to him. 90, yes, wiIl,s said I ;'ssI
can rub down and watch your horses, and do
many things for you, If you viii only let me
try" He no longer objected. / got on the
horses back. 1t was hard travelling, for the
roads were deep. and we could only get on at
the rate of twelve miles day. This was,
however, my starting point Iwent ahead af-
ter this. Anindependent spirit, and steady,
honest conduct, with what capacity God has
given MEAS he hasgiven you,-have carried
me successfully through the world. st
Don't be down hearted at being poor or hay-
ing no friends. Try, and try again. You can
cut your way through if you live, so please
God. L know it's hard time for some of you
You are often hungry, and wet withsthe rain
or snow, and it seems dreary to have no one IN
hecity to care for you. But trust in Christ
and he will be your friend Keep of good
heart, and be determined to make your own
way, honestly and truly through the world
As said, feel for you, because have gone
through it ALL know what it is. God bless
youl-LG Gen. Mitchell.
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VOL. A.

apparently equal chances Of life, the man who
abandons himself to his fate, hugs the fire,
and is afraid to stir out of doors lest he should
take cold, inevitably dies in short time; the
other having force OF character, indomitabie
determination, and truer philosophy, consi-
ders that life is worth striving for, that he can
but die anyhow, and Drawing ali winds and
weathers, fights courageously against his NAL
adv, and lives to be an old man. So it is in
some forms Of paralysis, rheumatism and
other disablements, the exercise of a true phi
losophy is manifested in the brave resolve to
live down disease, to live above it, and by
sheer force of viii to break the spell which
was thrown over the succumbing body; thus
the mind may, and often does, become a pow
er over human maladies more efficient than
the most famed medicines of the apotheca-
ries.-l Halls journal of Health. s5lsH
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QO 600 A YEAR made by any one with
dDGsOONIS15-Stenci Tools. No experience
necessary. The Presidents, Cashiers, and freasur-
ers Of three Banks indorse the circular Sent free
with samples. Address the American Stencil Tool
Works, Springfield, Vermont, ocSdsm
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PLANO IORYEs! PLANO lORTES.
A GooD BARGAIE IS WARRANTED.
SCHUMACHER ~ HOWE.
Housekeeping Goods

Agents for New York Piano Forte Co., sO4 HudrG
Street, N. Y. febl5dt
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City ofPortland.

o City of Portland ilaA
1TTHEREAS j. M. Kimban and others have ne
wv titioned the City Council to Law out new
Street OF Public Way in said city, beginning a.
Pine Street and continuing to West Street as ocsed
on the "Vaughan Place" and known as s'' sire ef:
md ,phereds said petition referred bv The (ity
Council October p 1865, to the undersigned FOR them
to consider and act upon, therefore a
NOTICE Is hereby given to all partieg interested
that the Joint Standing Committee of the City Coun
ell on laying out new Streets, will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way on the 18th day of
October 1885, at two and half o'clock IN TIE alter
noon, at the commencement ON Pine Street, and win
IN, snen and there proceed to determine and adjudge
or way to be laid ont III = II lIai iEl 7 n
sen n under onr hands this seventh day of October
'e'snteen hundred and sixty-five. hai8is
IS -iaa a. SSAGGOB MCCLELLAN, covx,n;+taa "a,
etf-$3 e. PHINNEY a,4.s snaE
ta0 WIN. g. SOULE, Laying out
J. BRADFORD' g ( tA e eH
~ A. GIDDINGS, New Streets.
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Oi.ahna,ae entail Cna.a,fa,,

\ O1'1G0779e e1ltCJ Cd7'Ci7ag. 81
TIME subscriber has opened shop on the corner :,
Il Chestnut and Congress streets (up stars) whera
be is prepared to do all k dis of Ornamental CARVING
IN the best manner. All orders promptly attended
TO. Antique Chairs, Picture Frames and Window
FT,ornices carved In the best style. M
sept25d1n THEODOR JOHNSON.
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Philosophy.

Practical philosophy is that which enables
MS to look at the lis Of life, its disappoint-
ments and its diseases, in manner which
does much to surfnoul1t them and deprive
them of the power to do any permanent in
jury. a4s-~.oSai g l-o ,a''a.slel
True philosophy has no pretense about it :.
no chicanery, no fraud 1T does not worry it
self in the endeavor to make the worse appear
the better reason, or in making troublesome
concealments; on the contrary, it finds a hap
piness and grateful relief even in frank
ness which endangers a storm of Tidicule.-
Who, for example, does not admire the moral
courage of the elderly negro noticed upon, the
hurricane deck of steamer, after the taking
of Fort Donaldson. With philosophical ex-
pession of countenancc hesquatted down on
his little bundle, tOasting himself against the
chimney, in a state Of most profound medita-
tion.
'Were you ia the fight ?" "glr 49,
"Had a little taste of it, sa."
STOOD your ground, did you?" 6 F
"No, sa. uinsr i3ta ~ iiiua 4
ERun at the first fire, did you?" ..s
"Yes, sa, and would hab run soona, had !
knowd it war coming.v ai5o aais3 .H
why, that was not very creditabIe to your
courage" q
dat isn't in my line, sa-cookinls my per-
fession."
I've! wei, Il but have you no regard for yourrep-
"Reputation's muffin to me by the side OBJ
hfe."aE3 ,bnaa ie aea fIhf-it tA9
ADo you consider yoor life worth more than
otherpeople'sp 4s l.9 81 IS Is
Sits worth more to me, sa." .s,..,4.--e.I n
'sFhen you must value it very highly"
"Yes, sa, L does--more than all dis Wild
more dan million OBJ dollars, sa; for what
would dat be worth to a man wild de bref out
OF him? Selfprescrbashun am de first law
wild men y -
Then patriotism and honor are nothing to
you?n n G1
among de vanities." s~.A
There is another kind Of philosophy, or
winch may be called moral force, which en-
aDies men to live above disease, and survive
Ior many years, ravages ON the constitution
Wmcn, prey1ng upon persons Of less strength
OF mind, would hurry them to the grave in a
very short time.
We remember to have heard of a neighbor
in early, youth named Hume. He was q great
Inlser, anu very ,rlch' he was apparently at
acres had been disposed Of and be ceased 70
dictate to his lawyer, who, knowing he had 4.
large amount of gold AID silver in the house
said to him after pause:aX
"Well, Mr.. Hume, what disposition do Won
make of your money2 asgi s ,a.s -
HMy money! do you expect me To rive
away my money, too? will not do it;:' and.
sumnloning to himself what under the cir,
cumstances, seemed 10 be a supsrhuman en-
ergy, he rose from his bed, dressed himself,
broke the spell of his disease, and lived some
wears afterwards to advocate the making Of
tin hats, as they would not soon wear out.
Of two persons having consumption, with
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Ren9OUOJ.
TIME undersigned may be found, from and after
Mills, No 1876 FORE STREET.
-'trfsf ',~a saAi GEO. e. B. JACKSON.
Portland Oct 2, 1865. dsw
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Practical philosophy is that which enables
us to look at the lis of life, its disappoint-
ments and its diseases, in a manner which
does much to surmoullt them and deprive
them of the power to do any permanent in
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Bank of Cumberland.

THE Stockholders Of the Bank or Cumberland ore
has been declared, and Is now payable upon the sur
render oftheir Certificates of Stock in exchange for
Certificates in "The Cumberland National Bank 8 :
Portland" rfni5g e65 e. s. aeiiII 81 =
SAM'L SMALL. Cashier.
Portland, Sept. 13, 1865. sep14d4w
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MARINE INSURANCE.

Marine Insurance on HULIS, CARGoES, and
FREIGHTs, TAKEN SPECIALLY or upon OPEN
POLICIES. The public win find it for their istersst
to give us q call 'Gr-4-4 AfA0A A@
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Cricket.
NEW YORK VERSUS NEwAKK-A SPLENDID GAME AT
VEpPoHD.


The grand match between the Newark and New York
clubs was commenced Bedford yesterday afternoon,
and when siumps drawn, at hafp SIX the tally
stood Newark, Ill; New York, l66. The weather
looked very unproptous early in the morning. but by
noon II had cleared up fine, and when play was called
at one r. everything favorable for interesting
game Newark to the bat Brst and IL was not long
before six wickets had fallen for thirty runs, Baker being
the only batsman to make stand, score OF sixteen
testfyng to his skill at the bat. Afterwards, however
jefferson aud Hattersly got well together and before
they were parted they had the total up 10 eighty
The remainder of the eleven then followed in succession
with good scores the tally when the last wicket fell
being good OF hundred and eleven The
bowling the early part Of the ngs was very good,
but afterwards 10 fell on considerably
Al half past three New York went 70 the bat and the
four rs wickete down for - including those
Of Sharp Hudson, Highsm and North, Sharps display
being very pretty one, his IL being finely obtained
against Hsll's swift bowling. Boats-a new accession
the club from Nottinghamn0w went in with Byron,
and for hour the game was Of the most lively
interesting character Boats activity being especial
ly noteworthy Before these 1ne batsmen parted
retiring the nne total Of rs, marked by hit TO leg
fors Dempsey followed Boats, and scored in good
style before he retired, Crossey being his successor
the latter and Byron being well on when stumps
drawn-Byron's being the remarkably nne OF
73 in which fine drives for tours and threes be-
ing the best display al the bat at Bedford.
The game will be resumed to-day, at eleven A. n We
give the Of the FIRST innings on each side below
NEWARK. NEW YORK.
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COMMERCIAL intelligence.

Commercial intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARgn-JUbY 6.
Consols COZ 90% for money.
Money was abundant at 3 per cent
AMERICAN sEcuRrIts. Illinois Central shares sSK
Enc shares Sax 6SM Fvetwenties 7lK IA
LONDON BREATsrUPPs MARKET
Breadstufs quiet but steady Sugars active and
dearer Coffee in good demand, at steady prices Tea
unchanged Rice-sma sales at easier rates Tallow
slow; new p Y. c. Ais 3D.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs-JULY 9.
CcrroN.-Sales to-day Of 5000 bales The market is
very dull, and quotations are barely maintained
BREaDsrUPFs -Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Go. and
Wakefield, Nash h Co report hour quiet, but firm.
Wheat steady at last weeks rates. Corn more
demand: mixed 27s 2Ss Cd.
Provisions Beef and pork without material altera
ton. Bacon very dull Lard unchanged. Talow
quiet but very steady.
firm and advancing Coffee and rice inactive Iinseed
oil 33s 3D. Rosin quiet Spirits Of turpentne dull at
53s: for French Petroleum steady; refined "a 3D. per
gallon.
THE LATEST MARKETS
hARKBrs.
LONDON, July Z, 1865
Consos for money, e0H 9O,s. United States Ave
twentes. r. Illinois Central shares, SO s69a Erie
The bullion IN the Bank Of England has decreased
f3O0 O0O
Limited business, but prices firm. Tea quiet and I'M
changed RiceFurther sales of white Bengal at full
rates.
The closing price Of consols for money was so,s to
9O1z for account goa 70 3O's.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Satterthwaite's circular the evening Of the 9th
says:-Business in American securities has been active
though scarcely up the average Of the past
few weeks Five-twentes have ranged between II and
72 any further advance being checked by the fact that
they are relatively per higher here than in New
York. In Illinois and Erie transactions have been
merons and there has been good buying Of the former to
the stock and cash dividend payable August 10
The last price was s5h s5A-an advance Of two dol
lars the week. Erie was steady, at an advance Of
about quarter dollar
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July Z, 1885.
COTTON-The brokers' circular reports the sales of the
week 500 bales including $500 TO spectators and
1000 exporters The market has been Irregular and
closed dull with still downward tendency at q decline
Of Nd. Id The authorized quotations are:-Middling
upands 19Hd middling Orleans, 191ad; mddlng Texas
194d The sales to-day friday estimated at 10 600
bales the market being rmer under the Scotias news
and "a a I'd higher, mainly on the fine qualities.
The stock port estimated at 1888 900 bales Of which
20, 600 are American.
BREADsruFys dull and prices tend downward
PROVISIONS quiet, with declining tendency except
lard, which Ia hrmer.