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The Indian Council.

4s,sA& cHfcAeo, Sept. ID.
The Republicans Fort Smith, dispatch of
the 18th, says the Council was opened at
1 o'clock by Commissioner Cooley, who asked
1.-THE different tribes were ready to sign the
treaty OF peace. The agent of the Seminoles
and Cherokees said their people had read it
and would sign it tomorrow. The treaty was
read between the Commissioners DESIGNATED
by the President and the Representatives of
the Cherokees, Greeks, Choctaws, ChiclSasaws,
Osagoes, Senicas, Senlinoles, Shawnees, and
Onapaws. 1t IS to the effect that they had en-
tered into treaties with the so-called Confed-
crate States and forfeited all their rights. but
the government could exercise c.emency and
re-establish order among the different tribes.
as they had become satisfied that it was for
the good Of their people to unite and establish
relations with the government which former
ly existed between them, and hereafter recog-
nize it as exercising exclusive jurisdiction oyef
them, and not to enter into alliance with any
other state, nation, power or sovereignty. In
accordance with the above instructions the
government viii afford protection and securi-
~ for the persons and property Of the respec-
tive tribes. H-st'sislAaF III
A message was received from delegates at
Armstrong; Academy to the effect that the
rebels are DESTROYS of coming in to make peace
with their loyal brethren. The Council thon
adjourned until tomorrow, p Aea is3as
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rHn TRIAL OF WIRz.

-Sss i. w ASH1N6T0Ns Sept. IL
The Werz Military Commission reassem
bled this morning. Col. Chapman read note
addressed to him by Geo. &c West, captain ano
ailitary SUPERINTENDENT of the Obi Capito.
Prison. dated to-day, enclosing a communica-
ton from DR.. Ford surgeon OF the post, REL
ave to the condition OF Capt. Werz, in which
he states that the prisoner Is somewhat better
but is unable to leave his room to-day, ILe
Commission being DESTROYS to obtain further
information on the subject, dispatched an ord
erly in quest of DR.. Ford, who, this morning,
could not be found, either at the Old Capito
Prison or at his residence.
After recess the messenger returned, say
ing That he could not find DIR. Ford.
Mr.. Baker said he saw Capt. Werz yester
lay afternoon at o'clock. His mind wa
evidently much deranged. He could not con
,eutrate it This mind on any subject. H.
Mr.. Baker, took hold of his limbs, whic.
seemed perfectly without strength. He helt
hem, and, letting go, they fell like those of {
lead pesson. The prisoner did not seem te
have any control over himself. So far as he
was able to. Judge, Capt Werz seemed like &
man broken up. He supposed the prisoner
was under the influence of opiates. Though
Capt. Werz might be able to come here for a
lay, the physical exerti0n and mental excite
nent that he would undergo might again pros
trate him, and the Commission would have to
ADJOURN over; but, by adjourning over now
for few days, the prisoner might acquire
strength enough to go on wiLnoLt furthef in
terruption. The defendant was anxious tha3
the trial should be brought to an end.
In reply to question of the court, Mrl
Baker said that the prisoner was as comfort
able as he could be in the Old Capitol. The
officers were very kind to him. 7'as'l 80 j
The Commission, owing TO the sickness o
the prisoner, adjourned over until Monday
morning. aai ags qal 81 a7ss21sfsi ~
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REPRESENTATIVES, FROM UUMBER-
LAND COUNTY.

LAM p9ONT1.
The following is complete list Of the Rep
resentatives elected in this county: viz
Portland, George F. Shepley, James F.
Miller, Frederick G. Messer, George Worces-
ter--all Union. 'lsalff uEt4 sg40u
Bridgton and Harrison John Dawes-tUJn-
MON. siaate syasasp = ~
Brunswick, samuel R. Jackson--tJnion,
Cape Elizabeth, Frederick R. Jordan-Un-
ion gain. dr @ su
Casco, Naples and otisfeld, Benjamin 7.
Holden-Union gain.
Cumberland and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saw
yer-Union gain. 49,
Falmouth and Pownal, Alvin Hall-Un-
ion.
Freeport,- Gershom Bliss-Union.
Gorham,-B. r. Sturgis-Unlon.
Gray and New Gloucester,-No choice--tie
vote. ,t ~ f. 20
Harpswell, Thomas A. Estes-Deinocratic
gain. tSsbago sent last year,
Standish and Baldwin, -Eliakim Wescott-
Union gain. ~
scarborO' and Windham, -Horatio Hight
Union gain. 8tqr a. ~
Westbrook, Edward Payson-Democratic.
Yarmouth and North ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
G. Wagg-Union.
Total Union, IS; Democrats, 2; no choice, /.
Last year the delegation stood IL Union and
Democrats. ersa'a
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VIE ives erly part Of the Brick House ON the cor
a ner OF India and Summer Sts., containing five
lures, cement cellar floor sc. Rent slb5.
Apply at the House, or to ~ $3.50, "a. 3
H1ef JOSEPH BLANCHARD, .a4a
4as. ssl;4esf Cumberland Centre.
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I00,000,l9 Fire. firaD dseD
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New Stock of Goods at Auction

TUSTopened at the Auction Store ofW. G. Barnes.
" 100 Federal St., lot # Silver Plated Ware,
consisting Of Casters, Cake Baskets, Sugar Bowls
cream Pitchers, Call Bells, Spoon Holders, Mugs
Napkin kings; Tea, Dessert ahd Table Spoons; Des,
sert and Table Forks, Butter Knives Sugar Shells
Also tine assortment Of Geld aud Plated
JewelPy, consisting of Guard, Vest and Neck
shains, Bracelets, California Diamond Kings and
Pins, Studs and Sleeve Buttons Sets Jewelry a fine
assortment Of Finger Rings, Bosom Pins, Earrings
Loekets, Gold and Silver Watches, &c.
Also good assortment Of Photograph Albums, Ia
Die and Pocket Cutlery, Ivory handled Dessert and
fable Knives, Wallets, Razors Suspenders Scissors
Pins, Needles, Spool Cotton, Linen Thread large lot
linen Hdkfs, Bordered Muslin Hdk5, Gents Hose
Lace Wells, Head Nets, Breakfast Capes, Ladies and
Gents Paper Collars and Guns, Linen Table
Demask- by the yard, Towels, Crash, Napkins Doy-
lies, Balm0cal Skirts, Fancy Soaps, Perf1mery, Hair
Brushes, Cloth and Shoe Brushes, Backing, Note
Paper, Envelopes, and large lot Of Fancy Articles
Auction Sale every evening, and Saturday AFTER
Moons at o'clock. Goods at private sale during the
day at average auction prices.
Z. W. HOLMES. AUcTIoEEER.
Sent IA. lS65.-f2W
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zser NEW YORK, Sept. IA.
Flour-saes $500 bbs; State and Western s: low er;
State 90 "a 90. Round Hoop Ohio 9 10 a. II Co.,
Western 90 e %. Southern dull; sales 500 bbls
at 81 e II OO. Canada DC lower; sales 800 bbls at
rs a IL 90. $50 -
Wheat--1 g Sc lower; sales 1900 bushels. Chi
cago Spring 81 a So. Milwaukee Club 81 a
l So. Amber Milwaukee I SO. Amber State new
new % "a ". "a B&E Fl 4Nl
:, Corn-Avors buyers; sales $1,000 bushels. Mixed
Western So a So
Oats-1c better; State SIC, 81
Beef-steady.
Pork-frm; sales 270O bbls. New Mess 80 80 "a
$500. Prime Mess % 90 a. 20 TO- =,
Lard-hrmer; sales $50 bbls at % a 275c.
Wnlskey-frmer; sales 800 bbls Western at 253
Cotton sales $50 bales Middlng Uplands at 45 q
Sugars-quiet; sales 1000 hhds. Muscovado 1911 a
Log. havana, 1910 boxes on private terms.
private terms. -
4. Naval Stores--steady. ira
Petroleum-dull. -'sA =
Talow-frm; sales 1852 900 lbs. 80 Is
Freights to Liyerpool-quiet. H %
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Various Items.

M, New YoRK, Sept. IA.
The Posts special w asnington dl. patch saw
that the officers of the Richmond banks have
preferred a claim for the specie captured from
the left Davis train, and just brought to
Washington. f'a a lid
A.-.y-., re large number of Southerns ar
rived in Washington to-day, was Herschel v.
johnson of Georgia. ace ai slI al
DR.. J. G, Bates, who has just been appoint
ed United States Tax Commissioner for Geor
ga, was the humane surgeon who attempted
to relieve the sutierinss Of our soldiers at the
Andersonyille prison PEN - a',7 -
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MISS N. ID. ROBBINS

rrrr -, school Tor Masters and Misses
w AM0NSbAY. Sept Attn, at Is High St. For par
tienlars inquire at So Franklin St.
August 30--d3w*
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Sept, 2.--The
regular weekly cotton market was received per the
Hibernian of Farther Point,
2.-Richardson, Spence g. Co.. and others report
Elonr heavy and Cd q is lower. Wheat dull and de-
cnned Id g "a; Western 9s a 9s cd. Corn tat.
III Liv ERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, Sept. g.
eet nrms Pork active. Lard, market bare. and
ward tsn6ano nominal at sss 49, Tsow has an up
LIVERPOOL PR0DUCR MARIrT Sent a.
cofse sstaaaaeSnve Sugars buoyant and Cd higher
active deman.a hiee firm and active. Linseed more
ss eteo Lssed oil active = R os s Sps aDd
Ia atrdSs,,u tnEi entine inactive; French 45s a
b "a "a "a al mas An upward tendency. Refined
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Horses for Sale.

A 7 the Railroad Stable on Spring street, several
Sept 1S-d3m sdss
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,if RUNAWAY WIFE.-Mr. lothian p Grant,
who advertises his wife as having left his bed
and board, is an entirely different individual
from our friend Jolt Grant, who furnishes such
excellent coffee and spices to the public. Jott's
domestic affairs are as pure as his old Govern
ment Java.
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loss Of she Steamer Shooting star.

:. CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept. IA.
New Orleans papers of the 9Th contain an
account Of the wreck Of the steamer Shooting
Star on the night of the 9th, Is miles west Of
Iimbertor Lighthouse, while on her way
from New Orleans to Galveston. The shin
and greater part of her cargo are total loss.
No lives were lost. 1t is feared that the gales
in which she was wrecked, swept over the
Gulf Of Mexico, as no vessels have arrived at
New Orleans for three days.
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u 8 noMM1ssIoNnRs oouRT.
WIN n. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER.

WM III, OLIFFORD, ESQ, COMMISBIONEK-
James K. Daley of Kittery Navy Yard was
brought before the Commissioner last Monday,
charged with larceny Of Government property
belonging in the Yard. He pleaded guilty,
and was ordered to recognize in the sum of
$500 for his appearance at the September term
of the United States Circuit Court, to be held
in this city. Failing in this, he was commit
tel George F. Talbot, U. S. District Attorney,
for Government.
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HARprsnrrpn pann 6

HARRISBURG, Penn, Sept. ID.
The disinferment and removal of the dead
bodies of Union soldiers buried in the depart
ment of Virginia win commence on the first of
October next. 1t should be understood by per
sons going to Virginia to remove bodies, that
where the graves are near stations of troops,
who are supplied with wagons, the use of such
vehicles win be given for the purpose of bring
ing in the remains to points at which railroad
OF steamboat transportation can be obtained.
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STRUCK WITH PARALYSIS. - Mr.. Jacob
Pearson, of the firm of Pearson & Smith,
bakers, was struck with paralysis yesterday,
while engaged at the desk IN the shop. The
disorder extended to one of his sides. He was
conveyed to his residence, and medical aid
summoned.
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FAST DAY.-This day Friday, Sept. 15thl
was recommended by the late National Coun-
ell Of Congregational Churches, to be obsery-
ed as day Of fasting and prayer, with refer
enee to the objects set forth by that meeting.
The churches in this State have been request
Cd to remember the day. In compliance with
the recommendation, religious services viii be
held in the yestry of the Third Church this
evening, commencing at IL O'Clock. All in
terested are invited to attend.
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Tae National Horse Fai,. at HARTFORD, o..

y INC NUttO5snE Horse Far AZ III HlIf0Tdy Ct.
2 assa 9 gga94 iHARTFoRD, Conn.,, Sept. IA.
The I'd and last ue.y vi lac N.sUi0ilai no. Sc
Fair has been a greater success than yesterday.
The attendance was very large, and the show
Of horses excellent. sR fJ.
There were three entries for the fiye-miIe
tros,-Frank Vernon, Henry Clay and Stone
wall jackson. The LIST prize was $500, and
the I'd 5000. Frank Vernon won the LIST and
I'd heats in 2.36 IA and 232. In the next
neat Clay and Jackson eonidel, throwing the
drivers, when the horses ran away, the formel
running once and the latter three times around
the track before they could be stopped. Frank
Vernon trotted the best he could, being obliged
to keep clear of the runaways. This ended
the trot. Frank Vernon was awarded the
$500. Several persons were injured BY the
runaways. zaoY wax 10
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r ARGE SALE OF GoVERNAaENT CARS, En-
IL GINES, AND RAILROAD IRON. rIl

a OlNEo, AND hAllhOAO 1hOHs
UNITED STATES MILITARY RATi ROADS,
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERS 4SfER,
Washington, ID. c., ID gust II, 1885.
win be sold at CITY POINT, VA. on WEI Nj s.
DAY, October IL, at IL O'Clock A. M. About icur
thousand Il. O00l tons Railroad Iron.
l. At PORTSMOUTH, VA, on FRID AY October
Is, at II M:
civ c (51 hrst class Locomotive Engines.
Alb ut 1907 Freight Cas- a. passenger Car.
At NORFOLK, VA, October 10, at 5 l.. H.:
One new Locomotive Engine, foot gauge.
At ALEXANDRIA, VA, ON TUESDAY, October
Fiffy t5e) frst-eless Locomotive Engines, Iect -
inch gauge.
Eighteen f1sj new Flltform Cars, Eve lost gauge
wsnty- l25l new Box Cars, five f5)lOot gauge.
Abb three hundred and thy (S50) Box Cars feet
81 in. gauge.
About two hundred and thirty (2sO) Platform de-,
feet 81 in. gauge. 'nA
About thirty (50) Stock d. feet 81 in. gauge.
twenty (201 Passenger do, 4 ieet 81 in. gauge.
me III Wrecking do, feet 81 in. gauge.
Two l2l new Trucks.
s Soay,osS do ia, d. ESsts framed
About two Thousand r., OO0) tons Railroad from
NJ. and to continue from day to day until all ale
sold.
Terms: Cash, IN Government fund.-
IlasIf.a Brew. Col. and A. O. NJ.
s7i u 8 Military Ra.lr, ads.
August 15-dto oct 10
II
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TINTED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERNAsrFF
NAnnhi...tl.. - -. = y. ! !

AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING SOON.
Will 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 Eaine, Six 6l LocoInOtye 4.lkia
On THURSDAY, September q, at Hinkle5 8
Williams Shop IN Boston, Mass, Fear AZ ocone-
i've Engines. kH
On MONDAY, September IS, at Kennett Square,
near Philadelphia, Penn. Fifty 1907 BIZ tIeigl
cars, tour feet eight-and-a-l alf-inch ga.gc.
On WEDNESDAY, September al, "a n llulas-
ton, Del, Eghty-our ts4 Box Freight Cass hvo loot
gauge.
The above stock is all new, and OF the very est
qualify.
The Engines are five foot gauge, five loot drivers
and cylinders 16x24 inches. They can be chan.ei 10
narrow gauge at a triting expense.
Sales to commence at 10 A. NJ.
Terms: Cash in Government funds. iN
II. l.. ROBINSON.
july29dtd Breyet Colonel ana A. e. NJ
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The Ketchuns Defascatica TRIAL of Steam
s+.T "a sE7a1i1aes

.teza NEW YORK, Sept. ID. ~
jenkins and Ketchum were both arraigned
in the Court ofSessions to-day. jenkins was
called upon to plead to two indictments for
embezzlement and grand larceny, when his
counsel said demurrer would be interposed.
Ketchum plead not guilty to the Indictment
for utteing gold checks. The cases are post
poned until the next term.
At the trial Of the Algonquire and Winoski
To-Day, the former engine was stopped, two
s"Pes having collapsed in her boiler. E
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Business e. Z gradually reyyng Psess S 81 many
ward tendency, Coal has again advansa nave an up
touched size, Coffee lie higher Dried fn,ts
and advancing, Sugar q 4ic higher. cs sgarce
small supply and firm, Soap and rearly an kingsi y
case goods and NqnoFs are advancing StanIe az, q
goods and boots and shoes are firm Breadstuuafyy
firm and 30 higher, Money abundant at II S pes
The first sale Of California petroleum, 800 qslons
at 81 40, took place recently. The prospects Of 4
large production Of tho article are not very pfois.
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KindIing Wood.
F'oR sale at t',s Grocery Stores, A substitute TOR
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we nave adopted this principle in our business be-
oause we believe 1t the most pleasant and honorable
fike to the Merchans and the Customer and feeling
sure tnat 1t is the only rule Of business that is equally
ast IN ITS operation on all, and the only one tina
can build up permanent trade and secure the con-
6dence of the
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NArURE's FURNrrunE Of the mouth. Is fal

NATURES FURNITURE Of the mouth, is far
superior to any that art can supply. There.
fore, keep your teeth clean, and in good repai.
with that toilet gem, Fragrant Sozodont.-
Brush them daily with this delicious vegetable
preparation, and they will not be likely to
crIlmble or decay. sept15 cod St
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MuNIcIPAI. oouRr. snpr. Il.

Thomas Barker, for assault and battery on
his brother John, was fined So and costs, which
hapaid very willingly, remarking that it was
dog cheap" for the affair. eisa
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A FISHING FLEET Yesterday, between
the. hours Of - at noon and 5 IN the after
noon, more than 400 sail of fishing vessels ar
Rved in our harbCr. In the evening our streets
were thronged with the crews, one of whom
informed us that more than 1000 fishermen
had come ashore. One Of the vessels, the
schooner Mary Lizzie, was libelled by Deputy
US. Marshal Quinby, fer pursuing the mack
erel fishery under cod-6shing license.
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PERsoNAL,--Last evening we had the pleas
ure OF an interview with Mr.. Prescott, of the
Concord Democrat He has been. ON a tour to
Canada. At Quebec he saw George N. San
ders, Beverly Tucker and John G. Drecken-
ridge. Tucker had new suit of clothes, and
did not look quite so " seedy ''as he has been
represented, yet his face is blowsy, and looks
as if he had not joined the Sons of Temper
ance. Sanders has colored servant with him.
His countenance betrays much anxiety, as if
his soul was not at peace. Mr.. Prescott thinks
the Canadians are not yet very amiable in their
feelings toward us. Still they are not quite so
out-spoken as they were before the rebellion
col apsed. Mr.Prescott has also visited the
eastern portion of our State. Hespeaks in the
highest terms OF Aroostook County as farm
ing region. The crops there are really abund-
ant. He never saw finer crops in any
region he has ever visited. A railroad from
Bangor through that section of our State, he
thinks, would open one Of the best agricultural
districts in New England. $500 9se,a -
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Massaenusetts Repnbliean Nouai,,atioa..
WoRCEsTFR. Mass. Sent IA.

"a w oRCESTER, Mass, Sept. IA.
The following ticket was unanimously nomi-
mated by the Republican Convention assem-
bled here to-day: For Governor, A. FL Bull
lock; Lieutenant Governor, William Claftin !;
Auditor General, Chester l. Reed. The reso-
iutions and speeches strongly advocated equali-
ty ofsuffrage as the true basis of reconstruc-
fion .5fsl-s tt 49,
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DoTNGs OF THE PIRATE SHENANDOAH
Capt. T. G. Young reports as hearing from
other masters, barque Hector, of New Bed
ford, Capt Chase, of Linington, Maine, was
burnt at the Island of Ascension, tnative maine
Powynipete,) by the pirate steamer Shenan-
doah, about May LIST, and he and his crew left
there. This island is situated in the Pacific
Ocean, lat. I, N, lon. 1853, E. There is no
chance Of the ships company getting away,
except government sends vessel after them.
CAPT. chase, like Capt Young, resisted till the
iast' ana alter being confined, stove down his
state-room' spit in the officers faces, and could
only be kept anywhere by the closest possible
confinement.
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ARE NEGROES LAzY2-Let facts answer
We find in Knoxville Tennessee, that of s5s
persons who applied for Government relief
257 were white and two only black. The re.
ports Of all parts of the South are Of the same
tenor. The truth is, the colored people Of the
South are more industrious and better calcu
lated to take care of themselves than the "poo,
whites" And that is not al. A large portion
of the negroes are better qualified to carry thu
ballot than these whites. I 81
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Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs laue
and weak backs; nervOW land sick headache; dizz :
aess and swimming in thelhead, with Indigestion a.
constipation Of the bowel pain in the side and bacl
leucorrhoea, Tor whies; aling Of the womb with in
rain Of diseases win find In Electricity means
of cure. For painful menstruation, too profure
mensruation, and all Of those long line Of troubles
with young ladies', Electricity Is certain specific
md WILL in short time restore the sufferer to tie
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O. ATTENTION is called to the mortgages sale
OF horses and carriages at auction, to take
place tomorrow, at the corner of Lime and
Middle streets, by c. W. Holmes.
Also, to the advertisement of the new stock
OF goo received at store No. 100 Federal
street, and tobe sold at auction and private
sale. ls,,l s.s-s.ifsss..4. s.sftt..-, y $50
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Lost I

ONCommercial Street, or at the head of Burn
" hams Wharf, a light brown embroidered Thibet
Cape; whoever will lrn the same at No. II Union
Street shall be suitably rewarded.
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BALTiMO

BALTIMORE, Sept IA.
Hon. Thomas A. Spencer, the ori -inal
Unionist and emaneipationist, was re-nomina
ted for Judge OF the 18th District of Maryland
to-day sFsA 10 t5s3 98f 10
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rEErHl TEETH TEETH

DR.. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELFc-
rRIcIrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having de- aved
teeth or stumps thoy wish to have removed for rse
ting he would give polite invitation to call
e superior ELECTRO MAeNFVIc Mh<uTNEs Tor sac
Tor family use, with thorough instr lrtions
DR.. ID. can Accommodate a lew patients with board
ard treatment at his house.
0.sce hours; from O'Clock A. W to - NJ; from
to 6P. n, and ] to 0 in the evening.
Consultation free. noy1tf
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The First Maine Heavy artillery en- route

-. :. NEW YORK, Sept. IA.
The First Maine Heavy Artillery, Col r. B.
Sheppard, 800 strong, were received at Jersey
City last evening by Col. Howe, where sup
per provided. The regiment left this af-
ternoon by special steamer k
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Sailing of the asia.

.,F.e...57 HALIFAX, N. S., Sept. IA. !
Z The steamship Asia sailed for Boston at q
O'Clock this forenoon. She had rough pass
ace
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.Ne,v York Markets.

2 "A large fire is ragingat liverpool, N. S.
The whole town is in danger.