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The Portland daily press., 1865-08-19
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VariOWs Items.
New YORK, Aug Is.
Upon the application of the creditors Of Nor
ris, ketehum & Co., the Supreme Court to-
day granted attachments against the property
OF the firm, consisting of real estate valued at
over half million.
The steamer Empire City, from Savannah
14th, has arrived. 81
The Savannah Herald contains but little
news. aai e ~ s307I1Y A&
The 18th Connecticut regiment left Savan-
nah on the 18th inst, for home. 31
severe thunder storm had occurred at Sa-
vannah, during which Captains Bonner and
Keller OF the 26th Massachusetts regiment
had narrow escape from death, the lightning
striking their swords and clothing.
The "a Massachusetts heavy artillery, 4S0
men, Col. Cheswell, arrived this evening, and
are being attended to by Col, Howe They
will leave tomorrow for Readville.
A bank with limited capital of S5,O00,000
Is announced under the management of ex
Senator Latham.
Graham q Co. estimate that their loss by
the forgeries and depreciation of credit and
stock will not exceed $15O,0OO. They are
buslly engaged collecting their assets; and, up
to noon to-day, they have collected some $780,
wv. The exact amount of losses sustained by
ketchun, Son & Co. has not yet been ascer-
ooinOu, uub Is supposed TO De Sz,OJU,UUU. %
far no trace whatever of Edward Ketchum has
been obtained. ss'a 4a ia8 3 siasr Ill
The Posts Washington dispatch says that
the regular Cabinet meeting was held to-day.
Secretary Seward and Attorney General Speed
were absent. fe. 4sfft 'Ifff
Collector Webster at Baltimore has thus far
appointed discharged soldiers to vacant places
in the Custom House in that city .es
~ HAMBURG, Aug. IS
The National Teachers Association adj
journed to-day. sac M g9g44
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REPUDIATION AN AIM OF THE DEM
OCRATIC PARTY.

1t is with great reluctance that we yield orr
selves to a conviction that the desperate rump
of the once Democratic party contemplate
an effort in favor of repudiating the national
Indebtedness, hoping, by the motives of sell
fishness, dishonesty and jealousy, to make the
shameful movement popular enough with
the meaner class of citizens to carry themselves
into power by it. As step in this direction,
we are forced to regard the concerted cutlery
which the Copperhead organs have lately rails
ed against the exemption of antional securities
from state taxation. 1t seems to be the be-
ginning work of cunningly planned under
taking to corrupt the public moral sense.
This exemption is a national pledge to the
people who loaned money to the government
in the time of its EXTREMIST need. 1t is part
Of the contract between the national borrow
er and the citizen lender, by the terms OF
which the latter was induced to exchange his
money for the nations bonds, instead of hoard
ing IL in the chimney corner, or buying farms
with it, or investing it otherwise. To per-
suade the reputation of that part of the con-
tract-the violation of that pledge--is to make
good advance toward the reputation of the
whole contract of the borrower, and of the
total obligation of national debt.-[Bufalo En-
| q,roae - III
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g WASHINGTON, Aug. is. 2
The President to-day appointed Hannibal
Hermit collector, D. w. Gose, surveyor, and
q. B. Underwood naval officer of the port OF
Boston. si''a se91a1 Tt
Several counterfeit one dollar United States
notes were recently presented at the Treasury
office for redemption, but were readily detect
ed by experts in that business. There were
numerous counterfeit $50s, but none so far as
known OF the denomination of one thousand
five hundred and two dollars. All the Others
are comterfeited.
The rebel General j. A. Smith, Of Tennes-
see, Is among the applicants for pardon. Sew
eral special pardons were granted to-day.
The Government has been officially inform
ed by a letter dated Port Mahon, Minorca Is
land, July 9th, that the cholera had made its
appearance on tbs Coast of Spain. The civil
government of the Island has given directions
that proper care be taken to prevent the
spreading of the disease, should vessels arrive
having it on board sa
The President has appointed the following
named Assistant Assessors for Massachusetts, :
Sd district, Hiram @. Young, Thomas Adams,
Charles 81. Brown, Elbridge G. Wallis, Charles
Smith, Charles w. Clapp, Amos Baker, Ed
ward d. Dearborn, Benz. Merriam, Thomas
Paine, Asa Wyman, J. W. Monroe, VIM. G.
Culyar, VIM. III. Mason, George Griggs, Alden
Ganham and jeremiah Plimpton. It'll dis
trict. Joseph ]. Judlxins and Samuel G. Cres-
sey. Charles II. Roosevelt has been appoint
ed Assistant Assessor of the sixth division.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. IL.
Five thousand troops will soon be mustered
out of service in this department. The 104th
Pennsylvania regiment viii soon leave for
home. sss.e-s~-.es
Gen. Torbet win next week succeed to the
command of Norfolk, now under command Of
Gen. Mann, the former ranking latter. Gen.
Mann has given universal satisfaction.
The steamer Charles O. Leary, from New
Orleans 6th inst, put into Hampton Roads for
coal and water She reports that she had
head winds all the way. On abe 10Th passed
off Key West steamer Metis, bound to New
Orleans
Surgeon VIM. A. Smith of the 47th New
York regiment, who was seriously wounded in
1854 at Suffolk, and has since been on detach-
ed duty hereabouts, has been ordered to his
regiment
Y At the sale of government mules and horses
which has been going on for the past two days
at Baskerville and Drummonstown, on the
Eastern shore, twenty-four horses sold at the
average price of $50 each, and twenty mules at
S54 each. These animals are not appreciated
on the Eastern shore, and the balance has
been brought back to Old Point
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Roa9.d

DoOMs with Board can be obtained at the
II ALBION HOUSE,
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From California-More Vessels burned by the
oft Shenandoah.

From CGlIOrni0-Hore Vessels burned by the
Shenandoah.
.tsu 80 s s.. SAN FRANCISCO, July 21.
The latest accounts from the pirate Shenan-
doah are to the afternoon of the 23d of June
when she was near Cape Thaddeus, steering
northwest, toward where fleet of sixty whal-
ers was known to be. Previously Capt. Nye
had left the bark Milo during a fog, in small
boat for the purpose of warning the feet oil
their danger. The Milo also spoke a French
whaler, which Immediately put away towards
the feet, having considerably the start of the
Shenandoah While the Shenandoah was at
Ascension Island in April, she burned the New
London bark Pearl, the, New Bedford ship
Young Hector, besides the San Francisco and
Hawayan boat. She next burned the New
Bedford ship Abigail in Oskotsk Sea, and
then several New Bedford whalers, as reported
yesterday, in the Anadier Sea, where she ar
rived on the goth Of June. 1t was feared I'M
less the French ships open whale boat could
succeed in warning the feet, they would all
be captured, as the Shenandoah knew exactly
where to find them. They were lowering
along the southern edge of the ice fields, draw
ing closer together as the ice drifted through
Bhering's Straits, through which they were
seeking passage to the Arctic Sea-
There being no war vessels nearer this
port than Acapulco, the merchants are circu-
lating petition to the Navy Yard command
ant, asking him to telegraph to Washington
for permission to charter and arm the steamer
Colorado and dispatch her Immediately in pur-
suit of the Shenandoah. 81 ,..,-o = s...a,,- Ed
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limited STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QuARrERMAsrER, /
7 " washington. ID. O. .InlV az 1861

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QuARTERMAsrER,
ai'iiA y Washington. ID. O., July 70, 1860. !
AUCTION SALE OF BOILING Stock
WIN be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION to he highest
bidder, the following rolling stock
On TUESDAY, september 10. at the Portland Co.'s
Shop in Portland, Maine, Six 6l Locomotive lngines
On THURSDAY, September n, at Hinkley q
Williams Shop in Boston, Mass, -Four AZ Locomo-
tive Engines.
On MONDAY, September Is, at Kenneth Square,
near Philadelphia, PENN Fifty t50l Box Freight
Cars, tour feet eight-and-a-halfinch gauge.
On WEDNESDAY, September q, at Whining
ton, Del Eightyour (S4) Box Freight Cars, five foot
gauge.
The above stock is all new, and OF the very best
quality. 49,
The Engines are five foot gauge, Eve foot drivers,
and cylinders 16x24 inches. They can be changed to
narrow gauge ct q trifing expense.
Sales TO commence at 10 A. NJ.
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
l~tha tilW -f-f.y PSI H. L. ROBINSON,
july29dtd Brevet Colonel and A. Q. M.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. II.
The steamer Matanzas collided with the
steamer Carbotta, opposite this city. The lat
ter is supposed to be a total loss. No lives lost
The Matanzas was uninjurea.
Matamoras dates of the 9Th inst. are receiv-
ed. The Monitor contains news of several de-
feats of the liberals near San Linsand and Re-
bello. Small forces on both sides were only
engaged and the results unimportant Many
exiled confederates were in Mexico and be-
coming naturalized citizens to the Empire.
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VGriOsss Items.

New YORK, Aug. is.
The Tribune's Texas correspondent des-
scribes the infamous rebel prison pen at Camp
Ford, near that place, where SO many Union
prisoners languished through starvation and
brutality for two years,-the place that rivalled
that at Andersonville.
The Herald's Paris correspondent says the
Queen of Spain and her Prime Minister are
not on good terms.
A strong republican feeling exists among
the officers of the army, and revolution may
be considered as imminent.
The World says the total loss by the Ketch-
UNI forgeries win amount to $4.750,O00
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M0N1o1pA1 COURT. AUGUST IS

George Assuck, for drunkenness and distur-
bance, was committed to Jail in default of
payment cf fine of three dollars and costs.
Timothy Driscoll and Daniel Sullivan, for
drunkenness and disturbance, paid fines of
three dollars each and costs.
George Loring was brought up for gambling
N. Webb, Esq, appeared for the State and J.
W. Parker for the respondent. The examine
ton was postponed to Saturday, Aug. 2eth.
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THE LAST CHANCE TO VIsIr THE DIoTA-
TOR AND VANDERBILT-The steamer War
rior win make two trips to the Dictator and
Vanderbilt this Saturday forenoon, leaving the
end Of Central wharf at 10 and II o'clock A.
NJ. As these vessels are to leave this after
noon, all should avail themselves of the last
opportunity to examine them. Fare % cents
for the round trip. III e
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LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS, EN-
IL GINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAnRoAps.
OFFICE OF AssIsrANT QUARTERMAsTER,
WeIshin0tOu. d. c. 4at0usk IL 1S6l

UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS,
OFFICE OF AssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
Wdshingtoas d. G., august II, 1886.
: Win be, sold at CITY POINT, VA, on WEDNES-
DAY, October II, at II O'Clock A. M: About four
thousand (4,0O0l tons Railroad Iron.
{ At PORTSMOUTH, VA, ON FRIDAY, October
Five t6l first class Locomotive Engines.
About (B0l Freight Cars and one q Passenger Car
At NORFOLK, VA, October 70, at r. M:
One new Locomotive hngine, foot gauge.
AT ALEXANDRIA, Va, ON TUESDAY, October
18th:
aity (5O) Arst-class Locomotive Engines, ieet 81
Inch gauge.
Eighteen (1sJ new Platform Cars Eve foot gauge
twenty-five (2bl new Box Cars, five l5l foot gauge.
About three hundred and fifty lS5Ol Box Cars, feet
81 In. gauge.
feet 81 in. gauge.
About thirty (30) Stock do, feet 81 in. gauge.
twenty l20) Passenger do, ieet 81 In. gauge.
One az Wreelcing do, feet 81 in. gauge.
Two (2) new Trucks.
Sixty do. do, framed.
fourteen (14l Flats
About two thousand c, O00l tons Railroad Iron.
Sales to commence at ALEXANDRIA, at 10 A.
w.. and to continue from day to day until all are
sold. aN
Termss Cash, in Government funds.
10 .a-4irNai .al II. l.. ROBINSON,
a.aslf Brev. Col. and A. Q. NJ
..t.iI'H1.a is. U. s. Military Railroads.
August l5-dto oct 10 =
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New HAVEN, Conn.,, Aug. Is.
The large button factory of Maiby, Morton
& Co., in Westbury, Conn.,, was totally de-
troyed by fire at three O'Clock this morning.
The building was entirely of wood, three
stories high, and burned like finder. Loss
$4,000; insured for $4,000 The fire was
probably the work of an incendiary.
A large number of hands are thrown out Of
employment. The factory is to be immediate
ly rebuilt
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Religious notices of twenty-five words or less free
all excess OF fhis amount viii be charged ten cents a
line eiyht words constituting line. This rule here
AFTER win be Tigidly adhered to.-tPUB. PRESS.
MEETINGS in Congress Hall tomorrow. Free cor
ference 100 A. M. Chdren's Progressive Lycenm mi
+. Ei. 4f y - :
FIRST PARISH CHURcH.-Rev,. Dr. Hosmer =.
Buffalo, New York, will preach to-morrou 49, u
service in the evening at a o'clock. 'e'PoA
NEW JERUSALEM CHURoH.-Tbe seyvicos CD,
bath morning viii be conducted BY Rev MI en- ~
New ork In the afternoon the Holy Conn,,s 800 =,
wll be administered by the PR siding mini. fer Of tia
assocntlon. Seven and halfP. Nj sermon NV Rev az
d M. warren Of Brookline, Mass. 80 y ~ ''
~ PEARL Earl STREET UNIvERsA1Isr CHuRcH. -Rev
w. SPsuld,s OF Salem, Mass, win preach to-rlor-
row. services Will commence at 1OI 4. M and "a p
-. II man dle VIII he live again?v A stranger
RoPos ~ te answer this question near the North
o'clock. eS' sv7hVlRV" evening AZ siA
WIZ LILY. Joseph CUMMINGS, d. d. President Of
y, ~ an University, Middletown Conn., viii preach
~ ene central Church REV. Mr.. Moores) tomorrow
afternoon, at O'clock
r, hEkE VIII be Prayer meeting at Mission Chapel
,Sd1g bridge, Sunday evening, commencing at u
lEh: EDGAR L. HEERMANcE win supply the
uesA W High Street Church tomorrow
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SUDDEN DEATH.-We learn by passenger
on the steamer Regulator yesterday that Mrs.
Harriet Bagley, widow of the late Capt. John
Bagley, died very suddenly in Belfast Thurs
day night, She went to bed at the usual time,
apparently in good health Some time during
the night one of her daughters heard her groan
and called for assistance, but before any one
came she was dead. She leaves four children,
three girls and one boy. 1t was undoubtedly
a case of appoplexy.
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TRUE MODE OF EQUALIzING SUE
FRAGE aN-Nl

The most important resolution adopted by
the republican state convention of Maine was
this ~ l.t9
Resolved, That the constitution of the I'm
tied States should be so amended as to secure
equality and uniformity of the right of suf-
frage and representation of the several states
in the national Congress.
If the suffrage is to be made uniform and
equal in all the states, this is the only way in
which it can be done. The idea that, in the
process of recognizing the state governments.
the war-power can interpose to compel equal
suffrage cannot be entertained If that could
be done, we should still have exclusively white
suffrage in nearly all the free states, where the
general government can on no pretense inter
fere with the matter. Equal suffrage must
therefore come either by the direct action of
each state, or by an amendment to the con-
stitution giving control Of the suffrage every
where to the general govelnment-[S Spring
field Rep. m m
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MINK.-Thursday evening mink found his
way into Loring's drug shop, and notwith-
standing all efforts to capture him succeed
ed in getting behind the case of drawers and
secreting himself In the night he kicked up
small row among the bottles, and after doing
all the mischiefhe could he escaped, probably,
through the cellar. Where he came from no
one can IMAGINE.
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EVENING PAPERS.

pn.i NEW ORLEANS. Aug. II.
The Times has special from Jackson, Miss,
dated to-day, giving the proceedings of the
mass State Convention. ~ Hs4
A memorial was presented praying that
steps be taken in behalf of Jefferson Davis and
Governor Clark. n ss5as H I.4s. . fstt
The constitutional committee made report
that such changes be made in the constitution
OF the State as win hereafter prevent slavery
and involuntary servitude, except for crime,
and striking out all portions ofthe old consti-
tuition relating to slavery. 9aA 1854
An ordinance was also reported providing
for the election of congressman, members Of
the legislature, Governor, and other State Off
GERS on the first Monday in October to serve
two years; also, providing that all judicial and
ministerial officers now in Office shall continue
to hold their offices for the remainder of their
unexpired terms.
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Ne,, York Markets.

New YORK. Aug. 10.
cotton-hrmer; sales 1900 bales Middling Upland
at 43 a 44c.
Flour-State and Western 15c a 25c higher; sales
$50 q 10 80. Western 10 az So Southern frmer
sales 800 bbls at 80 a Is 90. Canada 10 a 25c
higher; sales 400 bbls at 90 a 10 %.
cago Spring 40 a IS. Milwaukee Club as a 1 AZ
Amber Mllwaukee 40 "a co. Winter red Western
200 a ? co.. Amber Michigan 210 "a 2 u.
ern 81 a 92c.
Pork-lower; sales {, 100 bbls. New Mess 50 90 a
80 25 Prime 81 90 a q %.
Iarf-steady; sales 1900 bbls at 10 "a 242c
Whiskey-sales go bbs at 2 10 a 222
Sugars-steady; sales 1900 hhds. Muscoyado 12l
"a 13Ic. Havana, 500 boxes, at H.
Naval Stores-dull.
Freights to Liverpool-duu,
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CATHOLIC FAR.-The Fair in aid of st.
Dominick's School, which has been for long
time in preparation win open at the City Hall
next Monday afternoon. 1t viii be the most
brilliant affair that has yet been got up in this
city Contributions from abroad and at home
have been poured in with great profusion, and
the display viii be large as wen as magnificent.
IL VIII be kept open for several days, opening
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and closing at 10
in the evening.
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CHICAGO, Aug. Is.
Gen. Grant and party left for Galena by a
special train this morning. He was enthusi-
astically received all along the route, and ar
rived at Galena at g. o'clock, where prepara-
tions to give him a grand recptian had been
made. An immense concourse of people were
waiting to greet him, and the demonstrations
OF qualification on his arrival were of the most
overwhelming character. The General was
led to platform prepared for the purpose, and
welcomed by Hon. /. B. Washburn in an elo-
quent speech.
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9a-as.H ST. JOHN, N. f., Aug. 16,
via Aspey Bay, Aug. IS. b.
The steamship Tarrifa, outward bound,
passed Cape Race at nine o'clock yesterday
morning; and the steamship Britannia, in
ward bound, an hour earlier. The steamship
City of Cork, from Liverpool, passed here at 9
o'clock this morning. Her dates are the same
as those brought by the China.
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SOMETHING FOR THE SEAsoN.-Citrate of
Magnesia is an article which should be kept in
every family for use, both as a refrigerant and
laxative. 1t is pleasant to take" and as a
substitute for Epson Salts is far more agreea-
BILE. 1t can be had at Crosman 81 Co.'s.
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Sale of Forfeited Goods /
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND EAI.Mnu

= COLLECTORS OFFICE,
SOS DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH
80 ,..-a5. Portland, Aigatss 16, 1865.
THE following described Merchandise having beer
Il forfeited for violation of the Revenue Laws Of Che
been given and no claim to said goods having been
made, they viii be sold at Public Auction, at the
Office OF the y. S. Appraisers, 1853 Fore Street OF
NJ, to wit:
Bags Nutmegs; 2 Kegs Spirits, UIlage Barrels
Potatoes, Trunks containing Bags Nutmegs.
80 ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
COLLECTOR.
August 18th, 1865. aug18d1awtd
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Destr,.otiye Byre n, 0,.ebec.

QUEBEC, Aug IS.
At11.30 O'Clock last night, fire broke out
in house on the corner Of Curran and Queen
streets, occupied by Jean Paget, grocer. The
flames extended despite the utmost exertions
of the firemen, along Curran, Queen, Richard
son and King streets, destroying between 80
and 80 buildings. Loss net yet ascertained
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-19

WE have tried DR.. BIcKNELL's SYRUP, and
know it to be all that it is recommended to be-
Cases OF Diarrhea, Dysentery, &C.; also pain
or distress in stomach or bowels, are readily
cured by it. 1t is very palatable, and contains
no opiates. 5 aa 81 4,s,,....,...... 81
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ACCEPTING THE LOGIC OF EVENTS.
Ex-senator Nicholson, of Columbia. Tenn.
formerly Andrew Johnson's colleague in the
United States Senate, recently declared that.
ito repel a freeman from the ballot-box simply
because he was once slave or because his
skin is black, would be to follow blind pre-
judice;" and that negroes "who possess rea-
sonable qualifications should be admitted to
the ballot-box." a. Isiasl3 s8
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Wn7afed.

ny an experienced Teacher and Graduate, who
~ has been recently mustered out Of Service, a
situation as Principal Of an Academy or High
SCI DOL, The most satisfactory recommendation
furnished. Address Box ga.
Bath, August 16, 1865. aug1Sd1w&w2w
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HEAVY LIQUOR SEIZURE. = Yesterday
morning City Marshal Head, with Deputies
Wentworth and Irish, and a posse OF police
seized twenty-eight full and several ullage bar
rels of whiskey and rum, which were stored in
the Gait Block, and supposed to belong to Mr..
james Bradley.
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More Dspredat'ons BY the Shenandoah.

! DOG4O1Nt
Whaling bark Pearl, of New London, while
on the passage from Honolulu to the Arctic
Ocean, was destroyed by the rebel pirate She
nandoah. This capture is additional to the
feet before reported .a.aeaY
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CIV. Lucy, No. 81 Exchange street, is dali
y receiving the best of Bartlett Pears, Peach
es, dc. His display Of fruit is very tempting
to the eye, and we know it is luscious to the
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-19

A PARTNER with Capital of $500 in High
IA profitable and reliable business. * e
Address w. B. care P. O. Box 595.
Aug 18-d1w* fef a
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DEERiNG HALL Shay's exhibition Of
Trained Dogs and Monkeys, Japanese Sorcer-
ofS, Vocalists, Comedians, &c, will open at
Deering Hall on Tuesday evening. It will re-
main here but two evenings.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. ID.
Cotton-decining; sales to-dsy 700 balesat 42c tor
middlng. Sales OF cotton for the week.Sse II, 900
bales Receipts 23,OO0 Stock on hand $1,000 bales.
Freights unchanged. a ~ gG a
lee scarce aud sells at 15c per pound; stock near
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Mannfact,srers and Traders, Bank

CORRESPONDENTS and Depostors are hereby
" nodded that at the close Of business on NON
DAY, JULY 31st, 1855, the assets and balances Of
this Bank vii be transferred to THE NATIONAL
TRADERS BANK, of Portland. under which name
and title the business Of the Bank viii thenceorward
be conducted. An orders, checks and communica-
tons should be addressed accordingly. 80.
Stockholders are requested to hand In their certh-
Gates to be exchanged. 80
Portland, July 20, 1855. julys1dsw
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The meeting of the Cumberland Temper
ance Association adjourned to Tuesday next,
at Gray, is postponed to time of which due
notice win be given. a4,..s "a e 81 ~.
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Z Sc. 600 Reac0rd p
WESTBROgK SEMINARY |!

fALL TERM begins Wednesday, August 3oth,
Board of Instruction consists Of Rev. S. H. Nc
COLLESTER, asst ted by six experienced Teachers
Tuition from 81 90 to 100. -3'pi 10
Board per week 50 70, not including wood and
lights. -
G. NJ. STEVENS, Secretary
Stevens Plains, Aug Is, 1866. aug1Sd2ws
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BIG EGe.-A hen belonging to Grin Ring,
ESQ., yesterday laid an egg weighing over four
ounces and measuring eight by six and a half
inches.