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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-08
LIST OF DELEGATES TO NOMINATE
CANDIDATES FOR REPRESENTA-


TIVES.
At the Ward Caucuses of the Union men,
held last evening, to elect Delegates to the
Convention to nominate Candidates for Rep
resentatives from this city, the following were
elected EH
WARD Jacob S. Winslow, Major Lord
John T. Hull, Abial M. Smith, Robert II. Per.
ems, Enoch Moody, A. M. Burton.
WARD 2-Howard Taylor, Rufus d. Bean
F. R. Harris, jeremiah Howe, Stephen White.
more, Henry P. White, II. G. Quincy. ol1 3
WARD 3.-William G. Twombly. William
d. Robinson, Solomon T., Corser, John Kings
bury, John @. Proctor, Samuel r, Leayitt
Wiliam G. Means. s57''
WARD 4.-Andrew p Morgan. Oren Ring,
]. L. Gilman, NJ. A. Blanchard, Alfred Wood
man, Thomas p. Beals, Robert Bradley.
WARD On. A. Foster, f. o. Libby, N. j.
Miller, j. L. Milliken, William FL. AYERS G. ".
Bo5worth, u. f. Furnish.
WARD CD. G. Moves, William G. How.
+. q. Messer, G. E. Jose, ]. 81. Hamlen, +.
Dow, o. NJ. Nash.
WARD sylvan Shurtleff, William a.
Phillips, Sewall c. Chase, Ambrose Giddings,
Cyrus K. Laid, J. G.. Sheridan, G. G. Chap
man.
The Delegates are requested to meet at IL
o'clock this evening in the Reception Room,
City building, for the purpose of nominating
four candidates for Representatives.
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frFE sUEz cANAr,

1t will be observed by reference to our latest
foreign dispatches that the English papers
speak very slightingly of the success OF the
Suez Canal project, which had been announc-,
ed as complete. They declare that only small
boat had passed through the canal, which so
far from being now open, is not likely to be
open for three years, or even then to be avail
able for large ships. '1il '7N+ 9o-l-5
tits, ofcourse, necessary to make some al
lowance for the natural desire of the French
engineers to put the result of their operations
in favourable light; but still larger grain
OF salt must be taken with the statements Of
the English papers, The whole project of the
,Suez canal has, from its first inception, been
steadily pooh-poohed by the English press,
which as well as the English government has
tried hard to defeat the scheme. Ponderous
leaders in the London Times demonstrated
that success was impossible-just as it was in
the case of the United States against the rebel
lion-and the English government prevailed
upon the Sultan to refuse his consent to the
OF Egypt. But the skill of French diplomacy
and the personal influence of Louis Napoleon
were sufficient to overcome these obstacles,
and to restore such an understanding between
the Turkish and Egyptian authorities as could
enabe the work to go on. Of course, every
one knows that this animosity grew out of a
Jealousy on the part Of the English of the
growth ofFrench influence in the east, and the
same jealousy now leads them to depreciate
the success and the Importance. OF the UNDER
taking Yet, deJpite these sneers, there seems
no reason to- doubt that the hopes of the
French Company are about to be gratifed,
and the energy, skill and perseverance which
for twelve years they have devoted to their
magnificent task are to be rewarded by its
accomplishment. The importance Of such a
result, as regards its effect upon the commerce.
of the world, can hardly be oyerrestimated. 81.
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3 .rs.s,f CHICAGO, Sept. z.
The Cincinnati Commercial has dispatch
dated jackson, Miss, Sept. 14th, which says
Gen. Slocum has issued an order, by direction
OF the President, enjoining upon his officers
not to interfere with the Organization of the
State militia ordered by provisional Governor
Sharkey. This is directly the reverse of the
determination of the Government when the
subject was reported a few days since. and II
is accounted for from the fact that the Gov
eminent is looking to the gradual supercedure
of the Federal troops by State militia, in order
to diminish the national expenses. S
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NEW York. Sept Z.
Cotton-very FIRM sales 1900 bales Middling Up
lands al No. :. hii9 ssss.ssfsss ff-Ftf.. Is =. e.
F1our-sales 1900 bbls; State and Western a 1Oc
higher; State 6 SO q TO- Round Hoop Ohio 80 a.
IL co. Western OO@0 8 10. Southern frmer; sales
500 bbs at 30 Il o. Canada BE lOc better; sales
400 bbls at = so a IL 90. 4sss-s4
Wheat-1c higher; sales 1900 bushels Chicago
Spring 54k q So. Milwaukee, Club 544 a o..
0S q Q IL. ...t. Fr
Cqfn-iirmer; sales $4,000 bushels. Mixed West
ern 80 a size. ea si4ima1b ga lEIa
Oats-quet.
Beef-trm ai3loe--s "a
Pork-dul; sales 1850 bbls. New Mess 80 90 "a
% 62l. s}SfttNy Asst9staff 3lI2 TffS =
q Lari-,frmer; sales 10 bbls at 20 q &c.,
q Whiskey-7slles 400 bbls at 2 %.
Sugars-frmer, sales 1870 hhds. Muscovado 13c a
l49c. Havana, 800 boxes, at 1926. .,i- =
Coifee-frmer; sales 5000 bags Rio on private
"a Naval Stores-heavy, f ~ z.
observation-disclosures.
Freghts to Liyerpool-frm. *
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Washington Correspondence.

seis aslgisl l-F 0eia NEW YoEK, Sept. I. "a
The Commercials Washington dispatch says
intelligence from Mexico confirms the report
of disasters to the liberals. The stragetic com
binations of the Imperialists seems to preclude
the hope of prolonged resistance by Juarez
The retreat of the liberals from Chiahuahua
is confirmed, and it is not probable that they
can sustain their position IN Ell Paso. In that
case, continued resistance by the Mexicans
without aid, cannot be looked for. M 5sssa
The French are receiving reinforcements
and are In better condition than ever.
General Towards order, in relation to the
abandoned rebel property in Loudon County,
Virginia, is regarded as indicating the changed
policy of the Government on a question that
was regarded as settled, 1t is thought that
there will be very little confscation if the law
officers should be forcel to prove to the salts
faction of the Southern courts the disIoyaltyo
the owners.
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Notice to Returned Soldiers
Farms for Sale!

THE subscriber offers for sale THREE FARMS,
Il situated IN Limestone, Aroostook County; they
are all pleasantly located anu all joining each
other; the houses are but short distance apart.
No. ONE has 100 acres of land, level and free from
stones; 1t has % cleared and seeded to grass
and about fell and burnt really to clear for
spring crops AID good comfortable house vita ce :
lar, and barn 22x30 well Tiled with hay and grain
the Improvements on this fam have cost more than
thousand dollars, AMI viii be sold for casa for
five hundred, including crops AID all as it now
stands. Ntct3NlI. Z : q Hksl llix . q
No. Two has 100 acres of good land, from IS to 20
acres in grass about acres tlage and about acres
fell and burnt to clear for spring crops the buildings
are under good way and are comfortable; the barn
well filed with hay. The crops are good. This farm
viii be sold with without the stock, crops and
tools Price ~ farm five hundred; the lot is level
and free from stones.
No. THREE has 100 acres OF good land it has from
burnt to clear for spring crops it has log house and
hundred and fifty dollars. - II y
The above farms situated ten miles from Fort
Fairfield, two mics rom saw mill, and five miles
from the steamboat landing on the st. John River;
they are as pleasantly located as any within hum
dred miles Of hem and will be sold tor less than hall
their val e. 1t great chance for returned soldiers
or any one who wants farm. Possession given i'm
media ely; houses ready to move into at once. The
subscriber will be found on the premises or at the
Whitney House, Fort Fairfield, until Sept. Is; he
wishes to sell the above farms his business calls him
south this winter.
For particulars address
s. s7lHto DANIEL CHANDLER, Z.
Sept 6-d3t f9tat5 Fort Fairfield, Maine.
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Eeptorings for the Russian american TeIe-
$3.50 =, graph. d1t , .saarlag
i .sai.ss ~ "a SrTKA. August 10. asl
Il ~ MaA4-s. :Ae.'O 81,

-'ii via New Westminster, Sept. 5. S
The bark Clara Bell will sail from here to-
morrow. The schooner Milton Badger win
also sail for Anadyr Bay tomorrow with an
exploring party and full supplies and equip
ments. The party will be the advance ex4
plorers of the route from the Anadyr river / to
the Amoor. The bark Golden Gate viii also
sail for Port st. Michael and the Yonkon riv-'
er, with the steamer Lizzie Homer ON board.
The parties who will explore the Yonkon riy-
er are on board the Golden Gate. The steam
er Wright will also sail for the mouth of the
Yonkon river and the Gulf of ,Anadyr. b Col
Charles S. Buckley, Engineer in Chief of the
Overland Telegraph Expedition, goes on the
latter, and after directing the preliminary OPP
erations of the explorers, will proceed to Ana
dyr. Everything pertaining to this expedition
is progressing favorably, and the Russian Off
cials at Sitka have extended every aid in their
their power. The health of the expeditionary
corps Is excellent. 9 ..iaa ra 'sg b66 ~
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SEE THAT YOUR NAMES ARE ON THE
VOTING LISTS. li

The Board of Aldermen will be in session
in the Ward Room in the City Building, Myrtle
street, from 9 o'clock A. M. to / O'Clock P. M.
to-day, for the purpose of revising the Ward
lists, and adding such names as may have been
omitted Let every true Union man see that
his name is on the list CORRECTLY. 9 -
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july29dt
r ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS, EN-
IL GINES, AND RAILROAD IRON. ....


UNITED STATES MILITARY Ran ROADS, - n
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUAkTERnAsTER,
1900 Washington, ID. e., IN gust II, 1915.
z VIII be sold at CITY POINT VA IN WEDNES-
DAY, October II, at II O'Clock A. MI About four
thousand (4,000l tons Railroad Iron.
Z At PORTSMOUTH, VA, on FRI y AY October
Is, at II M
five (5l first class Locomotive Engines.
About l50) Freight Cars and one a Passenger Car,
At NORFOLK, VA, October 49, at 81. A.s
One new Locomotive Engine 5 foot gang. = no.
At ALEXANDRIA, VA, ON TUESDAY October
I7th
Fifty (5O) frst-cl&ss Locomotive Engines, eet 4
Eighteen (1SJ new Platform Cars, Ave loot gauge.
Twenty -hve (25 new Box Cars, five i5l loot gauge.
About three hundred and fifty (350l Box Cars, icCt
81 in. gauge. 81 II T.Fl rltIIT fisq D
About two hundred and thirty (2SOl Platform d. 4
feet 81 in. gauge. 3 J. .l-l SAG l4.t
About thirty (3O) Stock do, feet 81 in. gauge.
twenty COY Passenger do, leet 81 in. gauge.
lne az Wrecldng do, feet 81 in. gauge. q Z
Two (2) new Trucks.
sixty do. do, framed.
fourteen (14) Flats
About two thousand e, OOO) tons Railroad from
Sales 10 commence at ALEXANDRIA, at 10 A.
sold. =. ''-' ~''
Terms: Cash. in Government funds
49, II. l.. ROBINSON,
.elGiL n al Brev. Col. and A. q. NJ.
U. 5. Military Railroads.
August 15-dto oct 10
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TEETH OFTEN DIE long before the sys-
tenn loses its youthful vigor; this should not
be so. To prevent this species of necrosis use
Fragrant Sozodont 1t keeps the dental bone
alive, the enamel spotless, the gums rosy and
elastic, the breath pure and the teeth clean.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT.
1t viii be seen by notice in another column
that Messrs. Fitzgerald & Hodsdon offer then
entire stock for sale, with lease of the store
they occupy. This stock will be sold at much
less than the market value of the goods, al Of
which have been purchased within the last
sixty days.
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STREET FIGHT.--About six O'Clock last even
ing,a fight took place on Fore, near Franklin St..
between a soldier and citizen, both of whom
had been imbibing more OF the ardent than
was needful. Deputy Marshal Wentworth
and officer Sterling arrested the parties, and
took them to the lookup i9.aa
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TEETH. TEETH. TEETH,

! DIR. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by EIEc.
TRIcITY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MASHINEs for sale
Tor family use, with thorough instr lotions.
DR.. D,lcan accommodate lew patients with board
and treatment at his house. n. l.'-iIt fee =. u.
Office hours from O'Clock A. VI. to - NJ 4; from
to p. NJ, and TO in the evening.
Consultation free lTyliff nov1tl
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S

Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs, Lam
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizz :
and swimming in the head, with indigestion ard
constipation Of the bowels pain in the side and back
leucorrh9a, Tor whtesl; falling Of the womb with IN
ternal cancers; tumors, polypus, and all that Lon
train Of diseases WIN find in Electricity sure mea
of cure, For painful menstruation, too profu e
menstruation and all of those long line of trouble
with young ladies', Electricity is certain specific
and will in short time, restore the sufferer to the
Viqor of health =
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LARCENY OF Mol AssEs.-A girl about Il
years Of age, named Bridget Whalen, was de-
tected yesterday in stealing molasses from a
shed on Brown $ wharf. She had a three
quart pail filed. The complaints about boys
and girls stealing molasses have become 50
frequent that it is necessary an example should
be made Of some Of them SO as to put stop
to the business. if y
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AOulcN1LLh, n.y., Dcpt. ".
The Chattanooga Gazette says difficulty
occurred AT Knoxville yesterday between w.
S. Hall. Clerk of the Circuit Court at Knox
vile. and a Young man named Baker, late of
the rebel army, resulting in the death of Hall.
Baker was committed to jail, but the citizens
got him from the sheriff and hung him on the
street
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HoMGOPATHIG MEDICINE coMPAl

Office and Depot, No. 562 Broadway, New York.
.DR HuMPHREYs is consulted daily at his office,
disease, > ~ 90 - = ~
Il. II. HAY, Agent, Portland. july26'65eodly
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/, SB-The Vedette newspaper, printed at Salt
Lake City, is very severe upon the Mor1nons-4
accuses them of all sorts Of crimes, and Brig
ham Young as the one who profits most by the
iniquity.saA hag ,s,I Is es9 sara I5ai 81 75s
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LIMITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
AnahirAnrtnnl -LlIlaL

Washington, d. o., July 70, 1866. .
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING S1OCk, 0
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 t6) Locom0y We tngin, Z.
On THU RSDAY, September n, at hinkley q
Williams shop in Boston, Mass, -Four a. ocom1-
live Engines.
near Philadelphia, Penn, Fifty 1911 rjY FIELD
Cars, four feet eight-and-a-half-incb gage.
On WEDNESDAY, September n, Al llnulg-
gauge. r.
The above stock is all new, and OF tno very est
quality.
The Engines are i've foot gauge, five loci drivers,
and cylinders 16x24 inches. They can be chan 10
narrow gauge at trihing expense.
Sales to commence at 10 A. Nj.
Terms: Cash in Government funds. fi tlI
II. l.. ROBINSON.
july29dtd Brevet Colonel and A. &. NJ.
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sAssAULT.-A man named Parker last eve
ming made an assault upon Mr.. Morse, in Han
over Street. The latter had a small child in
his arms, and Parker in making heavy blow
missed Morse and hit the child on the fore
head, inficting injuries which it is feared will
prove fatal. Parker was arrested and locked
mn NtFr FsN vFs4fst s,rss
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NORTHUMBERLAND Nh. Elbridge G. Wagg Of Var
mouth, has been nominated as the Union candi-
date for Representative from the district COM
posed Of the towns of Yarmouth and North
Yarmouth.
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Movements of Cotton.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept. I.
Over 500 bales of cotton passed here for St.
Louis yesterday, and 740 bales for Cincinnati
and Carleton to-day.
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad is reported
to be running direct from Mobile to Corinth,
thence to Memphis. stf ~S-
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s hF ST. PAUL, Sept. IS
The Republican State Convention yester-
Gay nominated General W. K. Marshall for
governor, Hon. Fl. Armstrong for Lieutenant
Governor, Lieutenant Colonel Rogers for Sec
rotary OF State, General c. Schuyler for Treas
grer, and W.Colville for Attorney General
Resolutions Were offered that neither a mans
color, race OF birthplace takes away his politi-
remain degraded and ignorant: that the ma
ton shall not allow an imperial government
to rule in Mexico, and demanding our GOVERN
ment to force the withdrawal of The ;nTyadarss
which were passed. A resolution annroyin . .
President .Tohnson's military and civil course
was voted down. saA slfiflIl7s 7
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The billiard ToUREAMENT.-The pro-
ceedings at Augusta were continued We'd
nesday evening, opening with an exhibit
ton game between Messrs. Brooks and Hard
ing of Boston, three hundred points up,
caroms, which was won by the latter by four
points. 30, ,-t.in 81 a. M
The fourth regular game of the tournament
was played between Messrs. Williams and
Godfrey of Bangor, three hundred points up,
caroms. Williams was the winner by forty
five points.
An exhibition game of caroms, 800 points
up, was next played between Wilmarth and
Tobin of Boston, in which the latter made a
run of 14O points The game was also won by
Tobin. sitssla
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HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC

80 These Remedies by the Case or single Box,
are sent to any parto be country, by Mali or Ex-
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ACCIDENT FROM FLUID LAAP.-Mr.
James Webb, a shoe heller, in Morton's Block,
was severely burned on the neck and should
ers, last evening, Ly the bursting Of a fluid
lamp IN his shop.
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Prior to stealing the above mentioned horse,
Giles stole one at Lewiston and sold It in
Bath. His business in this line is cut off for
the present.
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ITALIAN LANGUAGE.-SignorG G. G. AIbino
of Pirate, Tuscany, Italy is in the city, and
proposes, should encouragement offer, to take
one or more classes in the Italian language.
He comes very highly recommended as gen
tleman and scholar. We have seen nu1ner-
Gus testimonials, among others the recommen-
dation of Chief Justice Chase. Those who
wish to communicate with him can do so
through Paine's Music Store
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Bv. Electricity

+ The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the
leap with joy and with the agility and electric
ity of youth the heated graid is cooled; the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uneouth def0rmities n
moved; faintness, converted to vigor weakness &c
strength; the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
the palsed form to move upright; the blemishes OF
youth are oblterated; the ACCIDENTS ofmature hle
prexented; the calamities Of old age obvated and
active circulation maintained.
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CONCORD, N. a.. Sent. i

n nl .4I0i CONCORD, n. a., Sept. 4
The third day of the New England Fair has
passed off finely. At least 25,600 persons were
in attendance at the trot Between the Empress.
Black tone, Belle and Farmers Daughter.
The Empress won the race in three straight
heats. Time, 2.3S 2.36 10 and 2.36.
Tomorrow, the last day, all the New Eng
land Governors, with their stats, Rhode Is
land excepted, are to visit the Fair They, are
the guests of the Governor of New Hampshire,
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THE warmer the weather the more music
Crosmau & Co.'s soda fountain sends forth,
and it is just such music as thirsty mortals
love to hear, l e Atsa' ss At 9a
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GARDEN THIEvEs.-O Officer Williams yes
terday arrested four boys for trespassing in the
garden of Mr.. Moulton ON Middle street and
stealing fruit. The example which was made
in the Municipal Court yesterday of lad fol-
the same ofense win probably be followed VI
in this case. 1t is high time the full protec-
ton of the law should be given to owners. 0,
gardens, and the plunderings of garden thieye.
be stopped. i dlst asm :
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: WE learn, from good authority, that the
medicine discovered by DR.. Lamb, Of this city,
for the cure Of Erysipelas, never fails in eff
fecting permanent cure. 4lisma3 -
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u. S. Marshal's Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
y District Of Maine, S.
DURSUANT to vend. expo. to me directed, from
the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge Of the United States
District Court within and for the District OF Maine,
shall expose and sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder therefor, the following property and meridian
ize, at the time and place within said District,
follows, viz:
At the CUSTOM HOUSE BUILDING, on Fore street,
IN Portland, on "Wednesday, the thirteenth ddg OF
September nert, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
SiC Cases of Friction Matches.
The same having been decreed forfeit to the United
States in the District Court and said District and
ordered to be Sold and the proceeds disposed OF
cording to law.
Dated at Portland this thirtieth day of August,
A. d. 1885.
CHARLES CLARK,
Aug 30-d15d fl' ~ =
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NEW YORK Sent. Z

New YORK, Sept. Z
$4,000 belonging to customer was stolen
Tom the counter of White, Morris q Co. of
The steamer Hanhatann, from Vera Cruz and
Havana brings 81 900 in gold.
Passengers from the city of Mexico say that
thereIis no news of Importance. Great relief
was felt there at the disbandment of Sheri-
dams army in Texas.
The Hayden gunboat Jeffrard arrived to-
night, z lA.4ft s#lGItE 9TA4I
u Steamer Victor, from New Orleans 31st has
arrived. No News. ~
The U. S. bark Release, from Beaufort is be-
low
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Auction Sales.
Genteel Furniture At Auction.

ON Friday, Sept. 6, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at house
" No. u Spring St., between High and Park, AL
the Furniture IN ID hou consisting Of Bedsteads,
Beds, Mattresses, sc. Ingram and Chamber Car
pets, Oil Clio ana Stair carpets, Parlor Sets, sofas,
Chair, Rockers, Bureaus, Mirrors; Center Sard,
ond Common Table. One nice Extension Table,
Srockery, Glass, Chin, Wood, lin and Iron Maie-
farios, Air-Iight, and Cook Stoves Table Gu ~,
&c, &C., together wi h the entire Kitchen tuIni-
ture At IL O'clock one fine toned Piano, octave,
round corners, AMI an excellent instrument
Sept. 5-dtd -
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TO6iaa & CO.'S ErDress

JROM Boston and Portland to Saint Andrews
Il Woodstock, Houlton, Presque Isle, and all parts
of Aroostook and upper New Brunswick. .3ts
Leaves Boston eveFv MONDAY and THU RSDAY
MORNlNG. at o'clock; leaves Portland same days
at o'clock p. M. 4lF 80 Il ~
Office. 8 Congress- Square, Boston, and SO Ex-
change Street. Portland. 1T 6ls 11a- ~ va
Sent s-dlm Fo s 3; I. P PaRIs, proprietors.