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LETTER FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.


FLORENCE, s. c., July II, 1866.
To the Editor Qfthe Press: lib
/ believe no correspondent has ever written
you any word concerning our Battalion which
left the State the 10th of April last. We have
been at Georgetown, S. c., until last Thursday,
when we received orders to march to Florence,
sixty miles form the former place, and arrived
here Monday morning, losing but one man, a
member of Co. A. 1t was terrible march
and 1t was surprising that no more men perish
ed. tg7ihlA ,HiaGJa9e .gsa0ftI
ia 1t was the hottest weather here for years, so
we were informed by the citizens, and although
all tired out we reached here in safety. Flor
ence is at the junction ofseveral Railroads and
is the centre between Charleston and Whining
ton. 1t is pretty place, but like everything
in the State bears the marks of the folly of the
Southern people. Co. F, of the 10Th Me. Vols.
and Co. d, of the 1st Me- Bat, are stationed
here, while the rest of the troops are scattered
throughout the District. Capt. Turner of the
the goth Me. Regt. is commanding the post,
and Capt. Pickett of Portland, Co D, LIST Bat,i
is Provost Marshall His clerks are Sergeant
Moody and private McAllester 1t seems sin
gular that Portland should be SO well repre-
sented in South Carolina. The health Of our
men is very good considering it is the most
sickly season of the year. The yellow fever
never reaches into the country as we are told
on that score. We are all anxious to get
home but the Government needs us longer and
we do not murmur at our lot. The State
is in very unsettled condition. The negroes
are leaving the plantations and are proving
around the country. They are for the most
part informed of their freedom and have taken
it in the wrong way, thinking that being free
signifed not doing any work, but the military
authorities are fast rectifying it by informing
them that they must labor or starve. The
rebellion is most thoroughly played out, and
che 6bstD presents q cad sight. Tho people are
glad the war is ended, and when fair vote is
taken South Carolina will return to the Union
a free State. The confederate soldiers are re-
turning in great numbers, looking shabbiIy
and without money. In fact, there is no mon
ey to befad, It being impossible to change q
five dollar bill, even. The plan for carrying
on the plantations here is a good one. A writ
ten contract is drawn up and signed by the
master and laborers and one half the product
after the deducting the expenses of the work,
lsuch as feeding the animals) is given to the
negroes as payment for their services, It pre-
vents the servant from running away and prowl-
ing about the country, and the master from abus
ing his negroes. We are in hopes we shall be re-
ieved by Regular troops before a very long
time elapses, and that we may soon again see
the old Pine Tree State. 81 8gfew ga
ss s9o Yours truly, LEWIS.
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Sold for so, 100, to parties in this city.

The & WAMsUTTA-a Screw Steamer, schooner
rrged three masfs; has vertical engine; diam
eter OF cylinder 81 inches stroke of piston 80 inches
Registered dimensions required by the new tonnage
law length 127 feet breadth 1878 feet depth $50
feet Tonnage go, A e.
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ExcURsIoN.-Thc Annual Excursion of the
State Street Parish and Sabbath School, will
take place on Saturday, If the weather be pro-
pitisus. The barge Comfort viii leave the
wharf at foot of State street at o'clock in the
morning, and Franklin wharf at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon. The excursions of this Parish
and Sabbath School have always been Of the
most social and happy character, and il is ex-
pected this one viii not be behind any Of them
or real enjoyment.
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Pocket Book Lost.

I'M Saturday Evening, July Is, about six O'Clock,
~ on Union Street probably between Commercial
and Fore, a dark green MOROCCO POCKET BOOK,
containing more money than wanted TO Lose, and
papers off earthly value 10 any except myself.
The finder viii be suitably rewarded by leaving me
same at i61 Commercial st.
''H y H-eoa STEPHEN r. THURsTON.
July 19-d1w*
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m * WASHINGTON, July 20. .ga
The Commissioner OF Pensions has decided
that the marriage of widow terminates all
claims to pension from date Of such re-mar-e
rage, although she may become a Widow.
Miss Mary Harris, who was yesterday ae-
quilted of the murder of Mr.. Burroughs has
gone to the vicinity of Baltimore to recuperate
her health. $50 s-
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From. califo,,,ia Death Of nisnqp Potter

ens ailt' SAN FRANCISCO, July 10.
On the 9th Billy Mulhgan who was expatri-
ated by the Vigilance Committee Of San Fran
cisco in 1856, and who afterwards raised a
volunteer regiment which he was not allowed
to lead to war, shot and killed two men while
in fit OF delirium tremens, and was about to
fire gun when policeman shot him dead
He had de6ed al previous efforts to arrest
Bishop Potter of Pennsylvania, died here on
the 4th inst, His body has been embalmed
and will be returned to the east. +, 3 ,s
Mr.. Colfax and Lieut. Gov. Bross delivered
speeches to immense audiences in this city on
Saturday night. They start to-day for Ore
gon. 3iaa sN8 A4f W qs5.',. y, N
The steamship Golden Rule arrived from
Panama Yesterday. RE g sa8a 20 m
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For Sale.

o. o. The valuable three story BRICK HOUSE
Hl,,;,l and LOT on the corner Of State and Sprinq
Enquire OF 1N Il = i, 81 n NJ RAM -I't
sFortiand, July 12-d2wis 1913 Middle St.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

orHSf'AnS
LAW TERM-wEsTERN DISTRICT
THURSDAY. = The following cases were
taken up.
ANDRosooGGIN COUNTY.
Mary Howe VS.. John Clancy. Argued.
Goodenow morrill,, Fessenden & Frye.
Record.
Polly Keene VS.. James L. Jordan. Argued
for defendant. M .
Dunn, Pulcifer-Record.
YORK COUNTY.
Ebepezer Harmon and ais. Va Tosarb rose
Report discharged. Case dismissed m
Tapley. HAYES g. Nve.
York County Mutual Fire Tnsuranoa 90 VS..
Richard Bowden. To he arn,ad in writing.
Howard q Cleavas NJ Goodwin.
John II. Sayward and al vs. Daniel Wood
and ais. To he aro7,ad y, writing
Tapley g. Smith JDane.
Bank Of Mutual Rade,ontion. in equity. VS..
Oliver hin and n;roctorS If Sanford Rank
To be argued n writing,
Bourne. ,Jr-Dane Howard & Ceayes.
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MUNICIPAL COURT, July 90.

Jane Davis got awfnlly drunk---it was one
of those DRINKS that it win take her week to
get over. She was fined three dollars and
COSTS fss
Albert Brown for assault and battery ON
Ellen Kellogg, was fined one dollar and COSTS
which was paid. The parties are only about
dozen years of age. "a
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TURNvEREN ExcURsIoN. I'm consequence
of the rain Wednesday night and Thursday
morning the excursion of the Turnyereins was
postponed until to-day. The steamers will
leave Custom House wharf at s o'clock this
morning, if pleasant. This viii be one of the
grandest affairs of the season, and those who
have not secured tickets should do so early
this morning, s-sait .ef
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From Nesc Orteans-RebeJ Generals Boas,,d
for Merico. igf'a SCI r. ri +

From NetC OTteGns-RebeJ Generals Bound
for Mecico. 20
a9sgq New ORLEANS, July IS.
Gen. Candy is now in command of the De-
partment of Texas and Louisiana, reporting to
Gen. Sheridan. "a
The steamer George Washington arrived
from New York on Sunday. 81 81 * 4ff
Brownville dates OF the 8th are received.
The rebel Generals Kirby Smith, Magruder,
Price, Shelby, Douglass and Jackson, with 400
men and officers, two pieces of artillery, and
large wagon train, have gone to Mexico. Cows.
Moore and Allen of Louisiana, and Clark and
Murray of Texas with the party.,-sp
Late reports confirm the delivery of the Con-
federate property to Gen. Brown by order of
Macmillan. as
The Federals recently captured 500 bales Of
cotton and large wagon train laden with
quinine, saltpetre and other goods going to
Texas. 81
The Imperialists have evacuated Camargo
falling back on Monterey, and abandoning the
entire country. They were much annoyed on
their march by Cortinas. sa
The Shreveport correspondent of the Times
says Olney's forces are marching to San An
tonic,
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The AEEzANsAs-a Screw Steamer of light draft,
schooner-rigged taree masts; has one vertical en-
CINE; diameter Of cylinder 10 inches, stroke of piston
80 inches. Registered dimensions required by the
new tonnage law length 20 feet; breadth 800
feet: depth 10 feet. Tonnage 752.l gSas sisIe
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CIVILIZATIONS.

CANDIDATES, for admission TO the High School
~ will be examined at the High School rooms, on
MONDAY. JstIg 24th. f +. r. W 49,
For admission to tie Willis School for Girls at the
School Room of said school Chestnut ST., on NOM
DAY, july 24hh. ~
Candidates for admission to the Boys and Girls
Grammar Schools win be examined at the Grammar
School Rooms, new High School building, on Nom
DAY, LAZY 31st. i s|3-csl Lill s.i-l - p .I "a
Examinations win commence at 8 o'clock A. M. I'D
July 1S-d2w PER ORDER
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EXCURSION FROM BATHING understand
there will be an excursion by a large number
of ladies and gentlemen from Bath to Saco
River, this morning. They will arrive in
special train from that city and go out over the
York and Cumberland, la
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Johnson Is Himself A0Qiga 4

HAVING returned to the City, and enlarrsed nv
Of my old friends, and any amount Of new ones 50
\ You want 70 be Shaved or have your Hair Cut as
July 2o-eOd2ws JoHEsoNs, No . Indiast. 3, )
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N OTTCE

MOTTO
WE, the undersigned having understood that il is
HiI Coal Co.'s Coal FOR the Stockholders, we wish to
say y ls not the case as have nothing to do with
Whatever, except weighing. M ~ 49, tf ~
July 20, 1s65.-1t ~
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& PERsoNAL-We learn from ST. John, that
the Marquis and Warehouses of Drogheda,
and Major General Doyle, commanding Fl. D.
M. forces in British North America, viii arrive
in this city this morning in the steamer New
York, from st. John.
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ss~ Jersey Bspas,tsqn state Convention,

a TRENTON, N. j., July 20
The Republican State Convention met here
to-day. They nominated Marcus L. Ward of
Newark, for Governor, on the fourth ballot.
The convention was large and harmonious,
and was presided over by Gen. Fitzpatrick
A resolution relative to the rights of the
colored men was laid on the table.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSELS. - us.
Marshal Clark sold at auction yesterday, lat the
Kittery Navy Yard, several vessels lately in,
the employ of the Government. There was a
large attendance and the bidding was spirited.
The steamer Dawn was withdrawn from the
sale. The others sold as follows: ssa'a
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THE weather is exceedingly warm, but
Crosman & Co.'s Arctic Fountain sends forth
its cooling streams. Blessed be the man who
invented such refreshing beverage and con-
cocted such delicious syrups as are dealt out
at this establishment. 49, - - - !.
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TEETH! TEETH TEETH .

DR.. ID. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
TRIcIrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having deeayed
teeth stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite Invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sale
for family use, with thorough instructions.
DR.. d. can accommodate few patients with board
and treatment at his house.
Office hours from s o'clock A. M. to u II; from
to p. NJ, and to in the evening.
Consultation free. afua 1ir7a. nOv1f
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: DRAMATIc.-There was quite a large and
fashionable audience at the theate last even
ing, and the plays were well rendered. Miss
Jones and Mr. Medium viii appear this
evening in the beautiful play of ~Leah the
Forsaken.Ys The engagement OF these talent
ed artists is drawing to close, and those who
delight in Witnessing good acting should inn
prove the present opportunity.
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10Th MAINE.-This regiment, with some
fragments of some other regiments, and mum
bering in all about $40 men, arrived in Boston
yesterday afternoon, and left in special train
for this city at 7 o'clock P. NJ. The train left
Portmouth at 1880, and arrived here at LIS.
collation. was spread for them at the P. S.
& P depot by Mr.. Wheeler, of which the sol
diers partook. The late hour of their arrival
prevents us from giving any details in this
mornings paper. @ a6eat
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MOTHERS, are any of your family suffering
from Bowel Complaints, which so much af-
fict at this season of the year? If so, get
bottle of DR.. Bicknelps Syrup 1t is sure, safe
and reliable, and contains no opiates.
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Ba;y,.ood Collision. /.

a sd Il 555s nsa MOBILE, July II.
Two trains collided ON the Mobile and Mont
gomery Railroad. Three cars were smashed,
killing five negroes and several passengers.
Cotton-sales 5000 bales; middling In good
demand.
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Mai,.le His.dto11ricnl Societ,,.. ?

rTtHE Annual Meeting Of the Maine Historical So
ciety viii be held at the Rooms Of the Society," in
Bowdoin College, on THURSDAY, August 3, 1866, at
s o'clock A. M. ~ ~
EDWARD BALLARD, Secretary
Brunswick, July II, 1855. ,,gas july1std W
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Law TERM WESTERN DISTRICT.
THURSDAY. The following cases were
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For Sale i'm Reading. Mass.

!. Vi. Atil-Vs Twelve miles, OF twenty-eight
Ay/SN-N minutesfrom Boston station, per ex-
MffN - press trains, dwelling house, ten
MR If #IiI1T rooms; three-eighth acre Of land
.-5s47 fifteen apple trees in bearing one
half mile from the depot; water excellent; location
healthy and with unsurpassed view. Price 80 300
81 200 on mortgage Address r. Q. FRENCH, CASH
ire Bank Metropolis, Boston, for three weeks. % &
july17 3wtaw oo -' ~ Hi't 9t g. lelstTo
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TO Coal CO,asasnsers.

rTNHE undersigned hereby offers to sell all who wish
Coal at as low prices either of the Coal-at-Cost
Companies of this city, Of the same grade, and
many pounds per ton, whether 2io or 5000 pds on
the same terms of admission to this priciege, and
said Companies Stock will be WORTH two years hence
nlDtt yt JAMES H. BAKER.
July 13-d3W Fs n
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rho Match Game Of Biuiards at Montreal.

INC 1Hdtch Gd1lae Of Bltt50Fds at M0lstFeut'
MONTREAL, July 20.
- The last game of billiards for purse of
%z,oOO in gold, between Melvin Foster, of New
L,oIk, and Joseph Dion, of Montreal, was
prayed last night Dion won the game by 800
points m game of 1900 points. Time, four
nours and thirty-fve minutes. Dion's greatest
runs was lOl; average 21.43. Iq 70
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The friends of the late Miss A. B. Welby
are requested to all at No. 80 Salem street,
where she died yesterday.
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application for Parao,,

-, SAIRo, H., July 20.
The rebel General Roddy has arrived and
applied to President johnson for pardon. He
expresses bis determination to be GOOD c;t;.
zen, obey thel laws and use hisinhuence to sus-
tain the Government. ssi tsi'..ill
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Two immense castings have just be made
in East Boston; one, propeller, weighing
1900 pounds, for slOop of war; the other,
weighing $4,000 pounds, for the steam frigate
Franklin,
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is4nnatoE Meetino.

T1HE Annual Meeting oftne Maine State Colonial
il ton Society, viii be held on Saturday afternoon.
July q at o'clock in the Rooms Of the Christian
Commission, Goldman Block. ..l5lff tssf.t T.
Z -lca BY Order OF the Executive Committee
July 20. 1s66.-d3t@
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Entertainments

VlHEATRE. DEERING HALL MANAaERa
Il Messrs M RRAY & WILSON. Continues 60,
cessl Farewell Nights of Miss AVONIA .T0N 1Fs-
supported by the eminent Tragedien Mr. r. s. Mi,
drum. FRIDAY EVENING, July 21st, the greal
play of t& 4g 1a
LEAH, THE FORSAKEN.
LEAH, tA 4a4eA@ sH4 MISS AVONIA JONES.
Rudolf Il. s. Meldrum
BE Prices as usual. july21td
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Auction Sales.
Horses, Carriages, Harnesses, SC,
-. ---L- at !, a lIfrfiln -. -.

ON SATURDAY July 10Th, at io'clock A. NJ. at
~ John RusselPs Carriage Mandatory, Nos. III
and 113 Congress st, q fine assortment OF new aid
second hand Carriages, consisting Of JIMMY
LINDS OPEN and TOP BUGGiEs, SUS Tors.
Side-Spring Wagons &c, and IN fine style and
finish. Also second hand Express and market Nag-
onsj new and second hand HaTnes es, &c, &c.
No postponement on account OF the weather.
HENRY BAILEY g CO., Auctioneors.
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Who have cold hands and lActi weak stomaehs lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache dizzi-
ness and swimming In the head with indigestion and
constipation OF the bowels pain in the side and back
leucorrhcea, Tor whites1; falling of the womb with m
train Of diseases viii find in Electricity sure means
Of cure. For painful menstruatiOn too profuse
menstruaton and all of those long line Of troubles
with Young ladies' Electricity is certain specific
and will in short time, restore the sufferer TO the
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Bowdoin College.

TTt1E annual examination Of Candidates for Ad1nis-
Il sion toB0wdoin College, viii be held at the New
Medical College, at eight O'Clock In the forenoon on
Friday the fourth day Of August; and also on Thurs
day the twenty-fourth day OF August. 1'9filE
LEONARD WOODS, President
BrunswickS July 0,1soo. julyTdtd
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~ BY Electricity

:, The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with joy and move with the agility and electric
ity of youth; the heated graid Is cooled the FROST
bitten limbs restored, the unoouth det0rmites re-
moved; faintness converted 70 vigor, weakness to
strengths the blind made to see the deal to hear and
the Pasied form to move upright the blenishes Of
youth are oblitefated; the AcciDENTs Of mature life
prexented; the calamies Of old age obvated and an
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Friday Morning, July 81, 1865.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

New Advertisements To-day.
Entertainment-The atrs-Deering Hall.
Situation Wanted. -
Tourists and Pleasure Seekers
Administrators Sale Of Personal Property.
Turnyerein Excursion-To-Day.
state OF ADMINISTRATIVE Council II
Special Notice-House To Let.
Special Notice-A Fact Worth Knowing
Probate Notee-Estate Of john Monroe.
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BOWdOin CoIleve

THE annual meeting Of the Overseers Of Bowfofn
College, win be held at their Room IN the Chapel
on n. Tuesday the first day Of August next, at two
Brunswick, July 3, 1855. jSiy7dtd
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DEATH IN A CARRIAGE.-Mr. George Role.
aged 20 years, son of Dr. Enoch G. Role of
Boston, has been in declining health for two
or three years, and last Wednesday evening in
company with his mother took the steamer from
Boston for this place, intending to so to Lew
iston and spend a short time. He was quite
sick during the passage of the steamer to this
port, the weather being rather rough, delaying
the arrival of the boat until near ten o'clock yes
terday. He and his mother then took car
rage to go to the International Hotel. On
the way thither he placed his arm around her
neck, exclaiming, 20, dear mother, l feel very
faint" and Immediately expired. His remains
viii be taken to Boston by the train this morn
in0
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NeaU Eagg0aeE ScyesC ,Sseon,sy,i,, Co

He annual Meeting OF the stockholders Of the New
e. the Office Of the Company, on Browns Wharf
cortland on Tuesday the 25th day of July inst. at
Inree O'Clock, 2: NJ, to act upon Che reports Of fe
and Treasurer; to choose five Directors Cor
the ensuing year, to act on any other business that
DULY IL, 1S6j--dttl H. ' -
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Raymond's Life Of President Lincoln.

CONTAINING his State Papers, ProcIamations.
~ &c. 1t has most complete history Of his early
lie and also of his assassination and death. This is
from an official copy the proofs havg been read By
the Presidents friUdte Secretary. 1T VIII contain q
steel portrait of Mr.. Lincoln. Secretaries Seward
Stanton Wells and others say It'll the best. 1t also
has thirteen other Illustrations and viii contain about
being published. Subscriptions are being taken by
WILLIAM j. RICE,
July 7.-d2w* Agent for Portland.
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C0sco National Bank.

A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders Of the
Casco National Bank OF Portland, will be heldat
their Banking House, ON MONDAY, the 18th day of
August next, at o'clock p NJ to act upon the ques
ton OF increasing the Capital Stock. tW
Per Vote of Directors
+. P. GERRISH, Cashier
July A. 1854. july15td
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nLFASANTLY located In Freep0rt, a miles from
i the DEPOT, on the old county road to B runsviek
the old homestead known as the Townsend place
containing 50 or more acres. Fruit trees wood LOFT
and water convenient Apply to Maj. w. MITCH
ELL, on The premises, Price $4,000. jy2Sdtf \
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zee Nesc Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, July 49,
Middling cotton A.. The market is quiet. Gold
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Auction and Commission Store.

~ l<AUCUIOH anu COIIIIIIISoIUH OUUFts
FItHE subscriber has taken the Store No. 1Gg Fed
eral Street, near the United States hotel for tie
Auction and Commission Business, and Is prepared
% receive consignments Of Dry and Fancy Goods
Boots and Shoes, Furniture, &C. Liberal cash az
vances on goods consigned tor positive sale. Saes
OK Furniture, Real Estate, any kind Of property
promptly attended to. good assortment OF Dry
sale, AN ~ 7
AUoTIoN SALES every evening, and Wednesday
tend the sales.
tI CHARES Z. PORTER.
O.. W. HOLMES, AUcTIoNEER. june1Otf