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Board

DL.EASANT suits OF Rooms furnished or unfur-
nished, with board, in the first class house n
Free St Charges moderate.
Respectable transieut bQarders accommodated. <
Sept. b-d1Ws SiYaTf
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NOW READY.


The Praise OfZi0n. A new collection of Mu-
sic for Singing Schools Ghoirs Musical Societies and
Conventions and the Home Circles containing sys-
tenn of Musical Notations, variety of Exercises,
Songs, Glees &C., for School and Choir practices AN
EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF TUNES OF ALL Me-
TRES, with large assortment of Sentences Anthems
and Chants. By SoLoN WILDER and FREDERIC S.
DAVENPORT.
The publishers call attention to this new work with
much confidence thatit will prove of the most at
ractve and practically useful works gifts class given
to the public in many years. Its contents are char
acterized by freshness variety real merit and adapt
edness to popular use. They are derived from many
minent sources, American and foreign. The best old
tunes included, with rich collection OF new mu-
sic. Sent free by mail for the price, $1.5O. To c-
tate its introduction, WIN send single copy for ex-
animation to any teacher choir leader postpaid
receipto seventy-fve cents. sTEk f1Hs fTut
Catalogues of our musical publications, including
the popular works OF Lowell Mason, VIM B.
Bradbury, Geo. F. Root and many others, free to any
address. An publications sold in Boston, at
our prices, by MASON q HAMLIN. agr-v
MASON BROTHERS,
-iA1-5 i4Al + AZ i5s6 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Aug 30--d1awS6w&w3w ftssf HWY
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EDw'D NJ. PArrEN, Auotlqnesr,, i iEclanlgs St.
Valuable Building Lot
Oil At AUCTION! Ca z 3t

ON - September -, at - o'clock -,
" on the premises, Congress Street, opposite the
esidence of kben eele, ESD, viii be sold Of the
most valuable building lots that has been ofer-
Cd by public sale this thus lot has a nOnt OF
about IS feet by 50 in depth, running TO common
passage way Ia the Of 16 feet width, leaning
nto congress AM Pine streets. This is in close
proximity to Congress Square, and commands tine
view OF the adjacent country and, wi b neignbor-
mood that cannot be exccled, oilers TO one seeking for
"a delightful spot for residence, ofthe most de-
srable locations IN our city.
For particulars and terms call on the Auetioneer.
Portland, Sept. g. 1865. dtf
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RaiIroad Disaster and Loss of Li5e.

600 NASHVILLE, Ienn., Sept. T..
The train which left here for Johnsonville
this morning, containing military stores, with
a passenger coach attached, met with an aw-
full catastrophe seven miles from here. A car
containing ammunition blew up, scattering
the train, in fragments, in all directions. 1t is
supposed that quite number were killed
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Friday Morning, September 8, 1866.
PORTLAND AND. HIC1N1rY.
New Advertisements. To-day.

NEW ADvERrIsEMENT COLUMN.
Steam Engine for sale-Lynch, Barker & Co.
Furniture, Furniture-Burrolghs& Hudson.
- the Honorable County Commissioners.
Stock for Sale-Fitzgerald & Hogsdon,
Found-Boat. y ~
Commission House-U I. S. Rice g. Co.
Maated-Situation as Teacher. AA
Wanted-A Clerk
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~ MADISON, Wis, Sept. Z. 9
The Republican Convention to-day nomi-
mated Charles r. Gill for Attorney General.
The Convention adheres to the majority re-
port, and laying the minority report, adverting
to negro suffrage, on the table.
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5 sssEaa aciasa HUMPHREYS - ~,
HOMEOPATHIC5 SPECTFT1sS

HAVE PROVED, from the most ample expert
Gent, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly adap ed to popular use-so simple that
mistakes cannot be made III using them; so harmless
us to be free from DANGER and efficient as to be al
ways reliable. They have raised the highest COM
ton. - ~ 20 ~ . p p y IT 7FI-7 'T-I7T
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House and Lot at Auction.
Valuable House Lots at Auction.

ON Wednesday, Sept. 18th at o'clock p. NJ,
" the premises, We shall sel at auction Ten ' AL
UABLk HOUSE LOIS, containing ff asout 16
20 q thousand tee, eac these lots ire
load from Tile county Road near Tukey's BRUCE
The Iron Works, anu in the vicinity OF the imprcye-
nents OF the gleat PresumpscOJ Land ara y ater-
Power Company's Works. They near the city
beautifully located-uesirable tor iIyes, ment, and
must ADVANCE rapidly as the works OF the l.. & W.
Power Company advance. 1hey are only hal a mile
rom Tukey's briage. For description, pan, and
PARTICULARS, please call on
HENRY BAILEY q CO., AuetiOneers.
Aug. 31-dtd ai ~. laf fstl.l f lrs
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DEATH of Rria. cen. SeneI6enninn.

n. Death Of Brig Gen. elleIfenNin0.
READING. Penn, 7.
Rrigadier General Semelfenning died this
forenoon from consumption contracted in the
service.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that it is the intention Of
~ the City Council to lay out new Street or Pnb-
nc way tor the use Of the City beginning at the pres
mt Southerly terminus of Henry Street, and contln-
uing to Congress Street,
And the Joint Standing Committee Of the City
Council on LAYING out new Streets in pursuance OF
an order Of the City Council passed on the 4th day
Of Sept will meet for said purpose on thursday the
l4th day of Sept at halpast two O'Clock In the alter
noon at the terminus Of Henry Street, the place Of
beginning, and then and there proceed 10 view and
av ont said new Street. All persons interested win
axe notice and govern themselves accordingly.
Given under our hands this sixth day Of Septcm-
JACOB MCCLELLAN, I co-...-
G. +. FOSTER, Oohinltte on
L. PHINNEY,
w. G. SOULE, Laying out
I -.rf j. BRADFORD,
A. GIDDINGS. New streets.
Sept 7-dtd
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Nearly Opposite abe United state. Hotel,

WHEkE he would respectfully announce to the
wv citizens Of Portland and vieinityy that he has
permanently located in this city. During the tw,
years we have been in this city, we have cured some
of the worst forms OF disease in persons who have
tried other forms of treatment in vain and curing
patients in so short time that the question is Otter
viii say that al that do not stay cured, we win
doctor the second time.
DR.. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years. and is also regular graduated physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases in
the form of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia III
the head, neck, or extremities; CONSUMPTION wher
in the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, scrofla hi
diseases white swellings, spinal diseases, curvature
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy OF paralysis, st. Vitas Dance Deafness STAN
mering or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia, ndiges-
ton, constipation and liver complaint, piles-we cuI
every case that can be presented asthma, bronchi
tbs, structures OF the chest, and all forms Of female
conDlaints.t if -NAi -t's Z 2. tlttNA4 ..i
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Dissolution.

THE partnership OF OWEN q DUNNING, is this
il day dissolved by mutual consent. u W Owen
having sold his interest to Joseph f. Dunning who is
authorized TO settle al debts due to or from the firm
b. tneap aasal j. w. OWEN, isa-sas satrrs
..3. ht.3 paw JOSEPH II. DUNNING.
Portland Aug. 80, 1865. i .sep5dsw'
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KennebunE Camp Meeting.
MISS III. ID. RORRT1

WILL open . School for Masters and Misses
w MONDAY, Sept 4th at rs High ST. For mar
ticuars inquire at 36 Franklin St. i -
August 3O--d3ws 90 III Z. i
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FRANKLIN FAMILY SCHOOL

FOR BOYS, a. ToPshan, Maine.
A GOOD Home School for BOYS. Location healthy
September GOTH For circular, &C.. address the Prin
cipal h y TN WARREN JOHNSON, A. M
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DIR. y. n. Newton

IL - ~ 1NeWtOft
WILL cure the Sick in Portland, at CONGS SIS
w HALL, Clapp's Block, daily Tor Tour v eek ne
ginning TUESDAY, August 22d. at O'Clock.
RS-Cures in most cases instantaneous. ~
A cordial invitation to all who are not able 70 pav
"Without money and without price," =
No medicine is given and no pain caused but re
lieffrom pain, from any sickness cause certain in
few moments. ,,f.n. VI ny ~ auQ17tf
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III A Proclamation by Cor. Curtin.
HARRISBURG, Penn, Sept. Z.
Gov. Curtin has issued a proclamation, de-
claring the final discharge Of $745,0OO of the
State debt.
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W0nfed.

A SALESMAN IN the retail Dry Goods Business /;
"a, one who Is wen acquainted with the business
1O6 Portland Post Office.
Sept, 5--dtf i- ao 9' rl' ira1G iF oorH
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For Sale.

..-4-i THE BRIG ISABELLA .JEWETT,
IAN zoo tons-ten years old-well found and
H4E5A IN good condition for a voyage
-; = YEATON & HALE,
aug0luzw % III Commercial St.
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IHiaspis State Fair of Liewt. Gem
Grant.

Grant.
aAea CHICAGO, Sept Z.
The State Fair is largely attended, and is the
largest ever held IN Illinois e4A JAS i1
Gen. Grant win visit Freeport Saturday,
having been rendered pubic reception. He
will return to his home, and thence, Tuesday,
to st. Louis via Springfield
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OFFICIAL.
TsrAsraY DEPAnrnxxr,l
CONFEDERATE STATEs or AxEnIcA. T.
RlcHM0xD, March n. 1865.

4
II DAN OF THREE MILLION DOI.
IL LARS IN COIN.-The Treasurer. Assistant
TieasureSs and Pay Depositaries in the several
States are hereby authorized 70 receive such sumo
in coin as are offered on loan 10 the Ceufrdernfs
States in conformity With the FIRST section Of tho
act Of Congress, approved March II. 1866, entitled
an act 70 raise coin Tor the purpose of furnishing
necessary supplies for the army"
The authority to receive the same shall ~eont;nua
In force until the 10th day Of April inclusive Re.
turns must then be made Of the names OF the fen.
ders and ct the sums scveraly lent by each. TO the
Register Of the Teasury, setting forth the conditions
accepted by lender, viz: whether he elects 10 tak
bond, or accepts cotton in absolute PAYMENT. as
provided by the act. -
The Register viii furnish bonds or orders for CT.
ton IN conformity Herewith $
All persons liable to the TAX imposed BIZ the &C.
coma section CT said act required to make their
returns immediately, and tax collectors viii FRO
ceed % collect the ta> without DELAY after the 18Th
DAY OF April prozimo, unless notified BY public adj
yertlsement from this Department, previous TO that
date, that the loan of $4,000 Oee has been secured
But no TAXPAYER shall be required to Pay who shall
exnloIt from the Treasury officers appointed to re-
ceve the same the certificate Of oar in coin equal
to the amount of his tax
Alter the 10th day of April, the tax will cease 70
De c"innutable by the substitution OF an equivalent
amount as loan. q. A. TRENHOLM,
III -o-tIoAp secretary OF the Treasury.
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MAYoR's CouHr.-No cases Of i'm
portance were disposed OF yesterday.
One Of the Varieties burlesque negro
troupe, named William II. Whitehurst,
was up for receiving one tent-cloth, oi
the value Of two hundred dollars, be
knowing the game to have been stolen
Whitehurst proved that he purchased
the tent cloth from William W. Pollard,
at the Franklin Paper Mill that he paid
him seventy five cents per pound for
thirtyseight pounds. Pollard proved
that he purchased the same from Peter
Welsh. tenant Of his, who lives near
the Basin. The case was continued till
Monday.
Clay Rawlings and William Slatery,
charged with robbing Robert Rowzie of
one thousand eight hundred dollars in
the First Market Rawlings was further
charged with stealing sixty.two dollars
from Charles Hoffman. The youths were
set back for further consideration.
Robert Acree, charged with violating
a market ordinance by purchasing lot
Of slaughtered beef and two muttons in
the city and offering them for sale in the
First Market, was fined fifty dollars. :
John c. knauff was fined in the same
amount for buying slaughtered beef in
the First Market and offering the same
for sale.
Clara, slave of Levi Bendix, charged
with stealing gas coal from the city, was
ordered to be whipped.
Ned and Robert, negro recruits, were
charged with being runsways. They
proved their status and were sent to the
Provost Marshal to be returned to their
company.
William Batkins, charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the street and
insulting lady, was discharged.
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TnEAsrkY DEPARTMENT.

Treasury DESAnrxENr,l
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, !
RICHMOND. March ~, 1865.
ITO THE BANKS AND PRIVATE
IL CAPITALISTS IN THE CONFEDERATE
STATES.-Hy an act Of Congress, approved March
", 1865. entitled an act to raise coin for the pur-
pose OF furnishing necessary supplies for the army,
1t is provided
L. That the Secretary Of the Treasury shall Dor
the Of three millions Of dollars, in coin, on
the terms therein set forth.
2. That in case OF failure to borrow the sum
above named, tax of twenty-five per cent. shall
be levied upon the amount Of all gold and silver
coin, gold dust ard bullion, and foreign exchange in
the Confederate States, payable in kind, and to be
collected Oh the LIST Of April, proxlno, OF as
thereafter as possible.
A copy of the act is annexed, the more clearly TO
exhibit the intention and application thereof and
the limitations and conditions BY which its provi-
siOns are controlled or modified. The leading fea-
lures are those set forth above by which it. will be
seen that the FIRST object is to obtain loan of three
millions Of dollars; and that, this object being &C.
compshed, the tax levied under the second section
is not to be enforced or collected.
The purpose Of this circular is to call the atten-
ton of those concerned to the operation of the law
and invite prompt and concerted measures to in
sure the success Of the loan. Under the authority
vested in me by the act, propose to hypothecate
fifty thousand bales Of Government cotton as col
lateral security for the sum required. AT the Co
vernment price OF twenty cents per pound giving
the privilege Of exportation), the security VIII be
fifty per cent in excess of the loan In order to
give every advantage to lenders and promote the
speedy return of their money! with fair opportr-
nifty of profit, those who eecttV take cotton at once
in payment, shall receive the Same at the rate of
fifteen cents PR pound, with the right CT ezporta-
ton, free from all restrictions and conditions ex.
cept the duty of one-eighth per cent. per pound
The cotton will be delivered In Georgia, Alabama
or Mississippi, at the option Of the lender and at
some place convenient for the expectation tkereof.
Institutions and persons liable to the tax i'm
posed by the act, and who shall determine to SUBJ
scribe to The proposed loan. requested to COM
municate their decision to this Department without
delay, STAYING the offered, and designating the
depositary at which it will be convenient for them
to make payment of the same. Prompt action is |
respectfully requesd in order that the collection Of
the tax may be arrested, if the required should
be successfully raised by loan.
G.. a. TRENHOLM,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, August 8, 1854.

rERTIFICATESOF INDEBTEDNESS
~ BEARING.sIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION.-By
the fourteenth section Of the act to reduce the cur.
rcncy, approved February II, 1864, the Secretary
the Treasury is authorized to issue the above cert
hcates payable two years after the ratification Of
treaty Of peace with the United States. They can.
not be sold but only to be issued to such cred
tors OF the Government as willing to receive tho
same in payment of their demands. They must alse
be given at par, though free from taxation.
The attention OF purchasing agents and disburs.
ing officers of the Government: is called to this class
ofpubic securities as offering peculiar advantages
to chose from whom the supplies Of the Government
are bought and TO facilitate the of them check,
drawn by disbUrsing officers upon tie depositariss
holding these funds, and marked across the face
payable in certificates OF indebtedness" will b.
paid in conformity Herewith
Depositaries are hereby authorized ard required
to comply with this regulation and to make apple
cation to the Register for supplies of certificates a.
required. (Signed1 G. A. TRENHOLM,
"a It's Secretary Of Treasury.
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CAGE 1rEMs.-The following parties
were committed to the lower police sta:
ton yesterday, charged as follows -
William Grace, charged with breaking
open and robbing the butcher stall of j.
W. Willis, in the First Market, of one
thousand and two hundred dollars
worth of bacon; j. Lombard, charged
with receiving a portion Of the stolen
bacon; and David Cavanaugh, for using
abusing and Insulting language to Miss
Jane Taylor and D. w. Seldom.
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CASTLE THUNDER IrEMs.-Coporal N.
W. Maddox, of the Nelson Light Artil-
1ery, was sent to the Castle yesterday
upon the charge Of desertion and shoot.
ing Lieutenant Harrison, who had been
sent with squad to arrest him. Lieu
tenant Harrison, VIC learn, received a
severe wound.
A number Of descrtcrs from Grants
lines were received yesterday.
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BY Robert A. Z. Dabney, Auctioneer,
(corner Of Broad and Seventh streets

BY Robert A. Z. Dabney, Auctioneer,
corner Of Broad and Seventh streets.)
WILL SELL, ON TUESDAY, THE
i 4th day Of April, at my store, corner Of Broad
and Seventh streets, opposite the Theatre, an as
soltment of FURNITURE, GROCERIES,, IL
QUORS, TOBACCO, WATCHES, &C., consisting.
in part, Of
PLATES,
PITCHERS,
MARBLE-TOP CABINETS,
BUREAUS,
CHAIRS,
splendid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
l set UOUBLE HARNESS.,
lot UAND-SAW FILES,
lot EMPTY BOTTLES.
GROCERIES, LIQUOR, &c:
SPERM CANDLES,
COFFEE,
10 dozen bottles BRANDY. FIVE years old;
6 dem;johns OLD BRANDY, put up for
family use in 1860;
BLACKBERRY WINE,
UNCLE BOB LEE SMOKING TOBACCO,
ALSO,
l splendid GOLD WATCH and CHAIN,
l very fine SILVER WATCH.
C0nsignments solicited.
ROBERT A. E. DABNEY,
NH 3l-4ts Auctioneer.
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GPECIAL NOTICE.-The attention of
~ farmers, and all others in need of horses and
mules, is particularly called to my sale of PUBLIC
ANNALS, which takes place OH EVERY
WEDNESDAY at ii O'Clock A. NJ. at Bacon's
Quarter Branch.
These animals are carefully inspected before being
sold, and all diseased animals takelr out. Many OF
them are young, and would render good service af-
ter a few days rest and liberal feeding.
r. p. ARCHER.
NH 2l-2t3aw2w Major and QuartermaSter.
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by James N. Taylor, Auctioneer.

EORTY VACANTLOTS, ADJOINING
UNION HILL, ON THE EAST SIDE OF
THE ROAD LEADING TO OAKVOOD GENE
Terry, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold,
Oh THURSDAY. the 9th day of April, 1865. on the
premises, at o'clock p. NJ, FORTY BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS, containing one acre each, To-
Gated as above, and adjoining the lands of Messrs
Thomas H. Blakey, Rsyton Johnston and others
plot Of the land viii be shown the day of SALE
Persons wishing TO purchase unimproved lots, we'll
adapted for building purposes near the city, will
have fine opportunity of doing so. The sale will
commence precisely at O'clock.
TERMS: Made known on the day Of sale. Taxes
for 1865 to be paid by the. purchasers.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
NH 29-St Auctioneer.
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g SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD AND
- KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-I will sell, on TUESDAY, the 4th day
Of April, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the residence Of
Major John c. MAYNARD, who has declined house,
keeping, the north Side. of Grove street, about
one mile from the city, all Of his HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, nearly I'LL new and
In good condition, embracing
/ large new BRUSSELS CARPETS,
l large OIL-CLOTH. for dining ROOM;
pair MARBLE-TOP PIER TABLES,
1 ENGLISH HUNTING SCENES,
! MARBLE-TOP CENTRE TABLE,
9 large MIRRORS,
pair DAMASK CURTAINS,
l pair I,IVANS,
MAHOGANY CHAIRS,
2 large ARM CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY CHAMBER SET, complete;
BEDS,
BEDS;TEADS,
BEDDING,
barrel CRUSHED SUGAR,
barrel BROWN SUGAR,
barrels FAMILY FLOUR,
500 pounds superior FAMILY CURED
BACON,
EXTENSION DINING TABLE,
CHINA,
CROGKERY and
GLASSWARE, together with many other
articles too numerous to mention.
. ALSO,
superior one or two-horse CARRIAGE,
nearly nearly new; with double set OF HAIR
BUGGY and HARNESS,
FARMING UTENSILS, &c.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
TERMS Cash. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
NH Sit =, AuctlOneer.
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TREASURY DgfARTMENr,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, July %, 1864.

TAXED TREASURY NOTES.-1n or
der to promote, as far as practicable, the early
liquidation by the Treasury OF the OUTSTANDING
rer, and Pay Depositares in the different States ara
hereby authorized TO receive the said notes. except
the 500 notes, at 66s per centlrn, deposit ISSUE
ing for same certificates Of loan, upon hypotkeca-
ton of non-taxable bonds The said certifCatest,
be payable on demand after theexpiration of ninety
days.
And ell agents for the sale Of the above bonds are
hereby authorized to receive the taxed notes. with
the exception above named. in payment of bonda
g. A. TRENHOLM,
j. It's Secretary OF the Treasu =.
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4 SOLDIER, discharged from the army,
n and not liable to any military duty, who has
been for several years TEACHER OF MUSIC in
Young Ladies' Institution in Louisiana, offers
his services in said capacity. He will give LES
SONS on the PIANO and GUITAR at a moderate
price. and will also TUNE PIANOS. Address A.
NORRIS, Bookseller, on Main street, from II to IL
O'Clock A. NJ. NH SO-3ts
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RoBBERY.-The provision stall of Jo~
|lNph Willis, at the First Market, was
bken into on Wednesday night and
robbed of about four thousand dollars
worth Of bacon, soap and other groce~
Ties.
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OFFICIAL;

(kxTRAcr.
ADJrTANT And INsPEcToR-CaxERAI,s. Orrrcx.l
RIcHNOHD, March "a, 1865. {
CPECIAL ORDERS No 81.
~
VII. Brgadier-6cnefal DANIEL RUGGLES!
2. A. Cas-, r. constituted CommissaTy. General Of
Prisoners and will ut enter upon his duties as
designated in paragraphs !, II, and LII, General
Orders No. ii 1851.
By command of the Secretary Of Wat. @
JNO. W1rHERS,
NH 25-6t Assistant Adiutsnt-0 General
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TnErr.-Thomas, slave Of Julia Humid
ford, WAS arrested yesterday, by officers
Adams md Granger, charged with the
theft OF Z lot Of varnish from j. w. Sat
4erwhnte.
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SENT TO THE PENIrENTIARY.--1n Judge
Lyons's Court, yesterday, William DAILY
was tried for the murder Of Mary Har~
ney. The jury rendered a verdict Of
voluntary manslaughter," and stipu~
lated three years confinement in the
penitentiary.