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DOMESTIC PORTS.

MoBILE-Ar goth ult barque Gan Eden, Reel,
Bath 31str ship Rochester, Fulton, do. vs.
CID 31st, 'barque Helen Sands, Otis, Havre.
SAVANNAH LIST, ship Mont Blanc, DorneI,
CID 81, barque Horace Bea.s, Bankenship, for
CHARLEsToNAofr the port 4th inst, ship Tam
er!ans, y 4nS from Ne New York
PIiIEADETRHIA- 7th, brig Ellen Bernard,
Cid 6th, barque King Bird, Dexter, Antwerp; 18th,
brig Russian, Getchell, Newburyport; sch John II
Ar 7th, brig Frontier, LittleHed, Providence schs
6 W Carpenter, Mcfarland, from st John NIB; NJ A
Ri Ss 1s, acpS ai, Boston. ~ - c.,,.
phia for Providence; Jenny Lind, Cole, Elizabeth
C Cd sth, bsTaasc ouicAsteP Or, Foster, st JasO;
sch E Potter, Potter, Apalachicola.
Ar Sth, bargue Chiffon, Stafford, Havana; Geo
FRANCISCO; Zig Eeot Bray chariesio ~: s sa
AZ Ames,Ames, Savannah; Clara Jane Armstrong
PRSvIDENCE-Below 9th, schs Calista, Hall, ant
Franklin Bell, Brewster, from Georgetown DC. --
Sid 18th, sch Parap, CLARK, New York. voe n :, 4
NEWPoRT..Af 7th, sch Mary Hall, Poland, New
In port 7th, brigs Moses Day, and Clara Gibbs
schs Mary Hall, Chronometer, Bay State, Gienroy
EDGARTUWN AR 9th, schs Harriet Virgins
New York for Rockport; Maria Lunt, Boynton, dc
NEW BEDFoRD4sl sth, brig S Strout, Wallace
..WAREHAM--Ar 9th, sch Only Son, johnson, I'm
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar It'll, briggs Minnie Miller
Anderson; @ H Kennedy, Clark, and Orozimbo, Or
cult, Philadelphia for Boston; J w Woodruff, Ea-
Georgetown Tor Boston; Canary, Wall, Elizabethpor
~ AT stf, batdtSe h AAref, 1Arscrson, Providence
for Bangor; brig Virginia. Nichols, Deep Creek. Va
tor orders; schs Gun Rock Boyd, New York for Ban
gor;, z W R0wleE Allen, NanticoLe River, Md, fol
Shooting Star, VIM Carroll ~
BOSTON-.Ar Sth ship Fearless, Drew, fin Manila
brig w Drisko Coggins, Baltimore; schs Abigail,
Murch Ellsworth; Eliza Otis, Ryder, Belfast Eliza
Ellen, Noyes, lPol ttand; Concert, Drown, kenne-
bunk. u Ll~f' ~. ~
Returned, brig Raven, having been ashore,
Cid 9Th, barque Ayola, Webster, Havana
AR 9Th, barque Mary -,liza,eth, Crockett, Sydney
brigs Fannie Lincoln, Collins, Mansanilla; Antilles,
Thestrup, Baltimore; schs A Paine, Jones Camp
abeo RA Gspant Wasa Philadelphia; & Eanta 1
Norton, Magee, Bangor; Alkaline Hamlin, Lansil, do.
Denmark Cressey, Portland. c.iiAll- lla
Below barque II M Haven, Hall, I'm Philadelphia;
brig Minnie Miller, Anderson, from do.
Cll9th, ship Au iItbon, Thatcher, Rio Janeiro; sch
Matthew Kinsey, Barter, Bangor
GLoUCESTER--Ar6th 9Th, schs Star Cook, Rockland
for New York; Massachusetts,, Remission, and Brier
Gregory do for do; Sarah Boardman, do tor Flush
ing; Otis, Carrie, and Leader, Allen do for NYork.
Ar 9TH, brig Allston, Sawyer, Bangor tor NYork |;
Viglant, White, New, port.
PORTSMOUTH-Sld 5th sch Comet, Hutchins,
for Calais.
Sid 9Th schs cAas Carroll, FarnEvorth, Rockland
Pembroke, Norton, Boston,
Sid 7th, sch Cathafine Rogers Yeaton, Bangor.
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%, a ITCHIHITcHsI ITCH. a..
scratch, Scratch, Scratch

.a0Wheaton'sg % Ointment
Will Cure the Itch i'm FOrty-Eight Hours.
Also cures SALT RtIEUM, ULCERS, Chi1blains,
and all Erstioas Of the SKIN. Price 80 cents. For
S' By 81 sending GO cents to WEEKS s. POTTER, Sole
Agents. 40 Washington ST., Boston, it will be for
warded by mail, free OF postage, to any part of the
o oct s5 s iss5,-ss d&wIyr 10i slGs0q0T9
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City of Portland.

MAYORS OFFICE, Nov. 9. 1sc5.
by reqest of the Adjutant General of the State n
- LIST Is being prepared TOR publication, comprise ~
the name, rank, age, &C., Of each and every ofc, y
soldier and seaman, in the military naval seryie q
nom this city who has died in the service or in cons !,
quence Of wounds or sickness incurred thereby SIM q
April l2 1S6l AS tits of the utmost Importance tina
canvass has been taken In the various wards Of III
city, and the lists thus returned can be seen at TIL
office. All persons having knowledge of Deaths ~
residents Of this city in the United States Seryic
wh) have not made report of the same are request d
to communicate such Information to this office net
1t may be added to the list now being prepared
nov10cd1w JACOB MCCLELLAN Ma,or .
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~ MI. John Woodbury. was almostinstant-
~ Hi.ed In Cambridgeport, on Monday, by the
ian y "a elevator upon him, at the factory of
ihiram Iueker q Co., on Broadway. He was
crushed and mangled in a horrible manner
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FOR SALE.

1900 SGR 81 sd mE4 Ds4 ISR q s aAN
esta O. Located In township No. 2, Range 8, Oxford
County, Maine, well accommodated by two rivers
Also, 1000 acres in Upper Ammonusuc Valley, a
towns of Randolph and Berlin, N. H., heavily tin .
bered with best of spruce and pines feet in diam
bargain on easy terms immediate application mr do
to #. A. HILL,
Nov 10-diw Quincy, Mas
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Clocks Excelsior Hair RestOrer
Is warranted to do all that is claimed for it. Will
restore the Grayest Heads to their original COLOR
whether black or brown. Cures all eruptions Of the
Scalp frees it from dandru keeps the head COOL the
hair moist and glossy. Its perfume cannot be sur
passed by any preparation in the market Tryit. 81.
per bottle; sold by all druggists.
W. F. PHILLIPS s. CO., Agents for Portland,
Me. Oc6SN6w
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Hairs Rubber Emporium

Is at 1i7 Middle Street, where every variety Of Rub
Der Goods can be procured, at Manufacturers prices
Their assortment OF Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent .lnlll ~ lune2S"
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The new barque recently launched from the yard
of Messss Bliss at Freeport, was towed to this port
9th and win proceed to Boston to be coppered Sic
is fine vessel of about 500 tons, rating Al and is
called the Chamettc. She is under charter to oai
Boston for Calcutta. ~,--. .-
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TO DYE EASY Iff-I 90
Isvery desirable. Mathews Venetian Hair Dye Is
the best in the world. Complete in one bottle. No
wash, 40 stain, no trouble. A child can apply it.
Persons wishing to avoid the publicity of having
hair dyed in public, can 49,, ~
better than any barber do it. BY using the yen-
tan Dye 1t does not rub off or make the hair an
pear dusty dead, but imparts life and lustrc
Gives beautiful black or brown as preferred Price
1o DEMAs BARNES g. Co., New York, Wholesal-
Agents. .gHl sb anol mayl2sNeodly o.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
MAR IN f. iNEWS
'pORT OF POaTLANp.

,sa,.l %. tlIa Thursday, November o,
ARRIVED. ..
Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston tor
Eastport and st John NB.2 -,,-, = D
Barque Chalmette, tnewj Waite, Freeport, in tow
of steam-tug Uncle Sam. b. r.. - - =
Brig Harriet McGilvery, Gilkey, Searsport
Brig Clara, (Br) White Windsor Ms for New York
Sch Balance, Low, Beverly, Mass.sss I-
Sch Ida, Blake, Boston. NJ a1sdIa ~ hl
Sch President Washington. Howard, Walboboro
Sch Elizabeth, Brown, Boston for Calais,
Sch Elizabeth Ann, Wilson, Cape Ann Tor Harps-
well. 4 rifi1 50 isl4 fr0t 10 Sc 80
Sch Sabine, tBrl Holmes, st George NIB for Boston.
Sch e II Nash, Small, st George NIB for Philadel-
phia. sal son -on d ,.'i e g -4gf|f.
Sch Roweua Agnew, Calais for Boston,
Sch Harriet, Brown, Millbridge tor Boston,
Sch Arabella, Frisbie, Bangor tor Boston.
Sch Benz Franklin, Wallace, Glillbridge for Boston
Sch William, Reynolds, Steuben for Boston.
Sch " Valparaiso, Wall, Trenton for Boston.
Schs Caroline O.. Pomroy; Mary Frances, Arey;
Idaho, Wescott, and California, Wentworth, Bangor
Sch Gen Meade, Ferguson, Belfast for Boston. ..
Sch Lexington, Kalloch Pockland for Boston.
Sch ID III Hodgkins, Duncan, RocSland for Boston.
Sch Santa Maria, Fuller, Bristol for Boston.
20 Il CLEARED. "
Bargue Ada g York, NEW, Of Portland, zS5 tons,
Geo w Davis, StJohn NB--J s Winslow. ~ g,f
Brig Annette, tBr) Newell, HALIFAX NS-master.
Brig Caledonia, (Br) EdgetS, st John NB-Kero-
sene OIL Co. r IN -tt - "
SchAurora, (BrA Payson,, Westport NS-master.
Sch William, (Br) Dnrarit, Parrsboro NS-master.
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Oh Cataayb0 Waa,e /!

Invalids and all who wish gentle stimulant and
invigorator, call at ~. +,
and get bottle of old Catawba which is PURE and
EXTRA FINE. II HGt9 t9A ai haiA
Nov S.-sNd3w tfT
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GREEN'S LANDING, Nov f-Cld. scls Marietta
Frye, and Miles, Cole, Harrington for Rockland.
Nov s-Cld, schs Alligator, Lindsey, and Fanny
Greene, Gouldsboro; Jane Brindle, Hail. Mt Desert
for Rockland. -, 90. II -,-,'---
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT

KENNEBUNKPoRT, Nov 9 = Ar, schs Mara
Cousins, Rankin, and Martha, Crediford, Boston,
At Cape Porpoise Harbor, sch Eliza Matilda, Cot
trell, from Bangor for LYNN lin making the en-
trance eth about PM, struck on the South end of
Goat Island, and bilged. Her deck load of slab wood
is mostly washed off. IEoID III
In port, sch Sol Francis, Clark, from Bangor for
Boston, and others iii| 30 100
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SPOKEN,

Oct 1s lat 30 81 N Ion IL 40 W, ship Sabino Wood
ward, from Liverpool Ior Boston.
Oct 81 lon % 16 lon IS 0s, brig G Clary, Bryant,
from Cal denas for New York.
Nov4 lat 49, lon 49, brig Marshall, from Africa for
New York, with loss of maintopmast foretopgallant
mast, and sails split. y 4
Nodate, lat 10 80 N, Ion 40 w, barque Seneca
Lewis, 26 days rom Montevideo for Baltimore.
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COIGATE,s HONEY SOAP!

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollent in its nature fagrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in.
For sale By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
june31d1yr -.-'f 80 -~A '' ''-r
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsara |!

For Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
ElSTABLISHED in 1892, and still the BEST knoton
~ remedy for all affections Qfthe Langs, Throat and
Chest. Be careful to get the genuine ~
REED, CUTLER q CO., Boston, Proprietor .
Large Bottles, S1.00. Small, o. cents
Pure Cod Liver OH
Bottled expressly for Medicinal use by REED.
CUTLER q CO., who have facilities for Obtaining on
Nov 10-d&w6m
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Phal0n's Night BlOonaisag Cereass,
- - FOR SEVENTY-FIvE CENTS.
At the New Store, Centre St.
- lIl-i ~ ts. 5ii u 5ITl1lsf pg.d
Nov.3. diff. fi.ea-. " lo11r FH
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DIR. STRICKLAND'S PILE RFDTEDy ~. =, -
tnousands OF the worst Of Blind and Blce ding
Files IL gives immediate relief, and effects Der.
cure For sale by all Druggists so cts Der botti
GEO. 9. GOODWIN s. Co., 80 Hanover SIR, ct.
Boston, Sole Agents tor New England. nc71Of Arm
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alueT, llVeTpOOI
.5s5ss@ SgnnM3zas ~ az
tPer steamer Peruvian, at Quebec.l ll
Ar ct Liverpool 18th, Adelaide, Cutting a ON New
CID 21st, Albert callatin, Delano. for New York
WmLTucker, Mitchell, Wilmington NC.
Sid 2lst, Clara Wheeler, Wilmarth, Tor New York;
Tennyson, Graves, Calcutta. r-
Ar London 23d, City Of Bangor Mengoe, Bas-
semi Blanchard, York, .Callao; Lizzie MOSES
,Ent out 23d, Hudson, Pratt, New York. . ,vyp
I'm kingroad 25th u Baker, Alen I'm - J pnar,p
fog Bristol, Chad lost an anchor and eaDis u
sd On Shields 18th, Tempiar, BARTLETT for Port
ysiS fr Portsmouth, sad, investigator Carver from
Arat MaSaS1main Aug &c, c NJ Davis, Koopman, FIN
Sid Ana o. Amity, stinscn, Bombay; Sept 4, Col
Iedynryl Wells, Bombay. 1t1so :. W.
Ar at CALCUTTA lieut. ssaat walker, Calls. 'l' rum
SId ssnt i2 Richd Busted, X owles. for Madras;
,.sy, CAV Izlnedon, Davis, for New York. y hsf1
SD I'm Madras Sept II, Chas Cooper Jordan, for
c.Iaa+ta1 4ANy NAtl1 tA 5lslrl' +FE'E
AZ Bombay Sept 20, Rocklight, Williams. for Liy-
erpooI; Luzon, Robinson. for Cuba; Wurtemburg,
ona T & Malta 18Th alt, Golden Rule Leach cardi
Arat Cstte 18th MI, Samson, Davis, New York.
sid I'm Hamburg 18th, Wizard King, Woodwork,
Ar az Antwerp 9th ult, Sarah Hobart. erosion.
Philadelphia; 18th, Desiah, Gilkey, do. ~.
Arat Cuxhayen Goth ult, Pocahontas Graves from
Calico; 21st, Castian, Pike, do. ysl.- y. ~
Sid I'm Cronstadt 18th nit, r II Knight Leighton,
London. .algl fHfF yea 'a-A l. d t.r
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FOREIGN PORTS.
IPer steamer Peruvian, :. Al ouebec.,

Az at Cow Bay CD 10th ult, barque j McLaren,
(newl Canning, Eastport
CID at st John NIB I'd inst, ship ST Joseph, Alex
ander, Liverpool. x . , > T.
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White Note Paper, 10 cts. per QsSire,
s.a BUFF ENVELOPES, s cts. per BUNCH, d.
At the New Store, No. SO Centre Street.
Nov, 8. diff First Door from Congress St.
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"a SPECIAL NOTICES.
RICE BROTHERS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

M Il W AL KIE, SCONSIN
buy Tor Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEF
- PORK, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, ETC.
The following choice brands OF Flour on hand:-
SBERTsHY's BEST, N. WARREN,
CABiNET, EAGLE,
----=------- CHAMPION, MCCLELLAN.
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge. EFg-,r.r,..-E ~ =
Flour and Produce bought, stored and insured at
liberal rates mar13eod1y"
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Hallotypes!

fINHE most beautiful picture ever made. The only
l. place in Portland to get them Is at
f A. M. McKENNEY'S,
2S4 Congress St., corner Of Centre Street.
Oct 3-eod&eow3m
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For Sale:
HALF INTEREST in the exclusive State Right to
manufacture and sell one Of the best articles in the
market. Other business demanding the owners at
tention. kt@ fsf5tlEH
Capital Required, 5000,
Address: MANUFACTURER"
novGd!fsN Box 211O, Portland POET Office.
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.1ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Card Photographs, Fancy articles,
% CAILDREN'S BOOKS, GAMES, sc. 4.
Z, Z . o. STATIONERY or ALL KINDS, ~
AT the New Store, No. SO Centre Street.
FIRST DOOR FROM CONGRESS STREET. -.
Nov. 3. ldaaW jaaL stocH. L. BEAL.
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ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.

'ss 80 sG IIa 2GIaaUH
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= y y = ' q = a = ,
AN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Female Ply
sician, presents to the attention Of Mothers her
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-16

GHAur FERGUsoS 1t was rot our inten-
ton to say anything which would ia the
least damage the defence in this case. The
Commission will not be influenced by any
newspaper article 10 decide for or against
the prisoner. We only meant to say that
where persons charged publicly with such
fearful crimes as are alleged 10 have been
pcrpstrsted by Ferguson, cannot be tried
upon the meritiof the case because Of some
bar to the proceedings, there must be a
great compensation to society in some re-
speot.
n.Is it not po sible that our military COM
raandcrs, in their eagernsss 70 secure the
entire paaiGcaiion Of tho country after the
great success Of our arms which caused the
surrender OF the main Confederate forces,
oyersieppsd the bouada Of good policy IN
extending d nstsd frsebooierE the same
terms g. were granted to regular soldieg'
There was moi, 10 oussestiniation, q eondi-
tioa q ihinga requiring such general ex-
tension OF clemency. These guerrilias were
At the mercy of The government. With our
trooIe released frem watching large armies,
any number Of them could have at once
been cent against the remaining bands who
were robbing and numbering without stint
upon their own hook, and they would all
have been SPEEDILY captured Or dispersed.
II however, the government through IFS
agents, has p GIFTED lis faith 20 those mea,
wisaly OF uawisely, let that faith be kept
Tbcagh Champ Fsrgeson be STEPPED IN
crimes 100 horrible for rceiia', II he was in
duced by promise Of the Government Of
the United States 10 not molest him ai1sr-
" ds, TO sufrena,r bis person into lis
hands, We would blush at the nations dis
honor were that pledge 70 be broken. The
question now isis The government in fact
80 pledged 70 himY We shall soon know.
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VS. do not profess 10 DO tha only Fhysi-
clan in the city, who may be found at his
Office ct ell hours, day or night nor do
we, in Offering our services TO the invalid,
desire 10 recommend ourself in preference
10 6ther equally well established and ex-
perienced physicians; nor do NO pre-
tend 70 be inEsllible, OF the only man ca
Uabls Of eu-ing the various diseases men
noned in our general advertisements. We
de not claim the possession Of any sOondsr-
fl secret re1,Gdies, or extraordinary Ggree-
s5Es treatment OF paliiatiUes; as All sensible
men must know, that success in the prne-
tee e medicine, does Eot depend % much
upon Ehe discovery Of nero remedies, OF ne1o
rsodss Of treatment, as upon she skilliul use
of those agencies necessary 70 perfect cure
and tsais can be acquired only By expe-
rience and patient application. We res
pectfully refer the public 70 our general se-
VertisemeRA, in another part Of the paper.
Office hours from 8 in the morning I'll
at night. L. 4. COLEMAN, NJ, y.
e. NORTH Cherry 81. Nashvills, Tenn
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no the citizens Of tennessee

The termination Of a sanguinary contest, which
for the past four years has presented impossible
barrier 10 all social or commercial intercourse be
tween the two CREST sections OF our country, hav-
ire at length happily cleared away all obstacles 70
a renewal OF those relations when formerly bound
us together IN ffateTnal union, lake the earliest
oppoT1ul iiy afforded ma by this auspclous event.
Is greet my Southern friands. ana TO solicit from
them a renewal CT that extensive business connee-
ton which for quarter OF aceutury has been unin-
teriapted taFe ~ The great public calamity 70
ItissoRrcely necessary, on the threshold Of bu-
siness union. ] should repeat the warning SO OF.
t-n gwen @ ply lflends-to ne,Fsre q ~ thosespl-
rioua add 1erlclls coEipoanas which, under the
ssecioas and false titles n imported Wines, Bran
Dies Holland din Liquors. Sc, have been equally
Gestrucf the health OF our citizens pr ilai-
cisi % the interests o. toe legitimate Importer.
Many years OF my past HE have been expended
in al open and candid attempt to expose these
wholesale frauds no time nor expense has been
spared to accomplish this saluiary purpose, and 10
place before my friends and the public generally,
iit The lowest possible market price, and ID zIch
qualities as might snlt Their convenience, truly
genuine imported article
TWeOty I'VE years business transactions with the
largest and most respectable exporting houses in
France and Great Britain have AFFORDED me unsus-
passed iaciItias for supplying cur home market
with Wines, Liquors. ana lldmures OF the best and
most approved brands 10 Europe. in addition 10
my own distillery Holland for the manufacture
OF the "Schle3am schapps."
he latter. 20 lcng tested sud approved by the
medical Faculties Of the Unit d states. West Indies
and South America as invaluable Therapeutic
agholesone, pleasant, and perfectly safe beverage
10 all climates and during ali seasons, quickly ex
cited toe cgpdity o. the home msrn aeturfrs and
vendors Of a spurious article under the same name
trust that have, after much toll aud expense,
surrounded ell my impoTlalons win safeguards
aud directions which with ordinary cincums pection
will insure their delivery, as I receive them from
Europe, % all my customer.
would, however recommend N all cases where
Il Is possible, that orders be sent direct 20 my De.
pO., y Beaver Street, New York or that purchases
be made % my accredited agents.
In ADDITION 70 a large stock Of Wines, BraBdies
&C., In wood, have aconsiderable supply Of old
tried foreign vines, embracing Wutages Of many
past years, bottled mp before the commencement
Of The war, vhich can especially recommend 20
al connoisseurs OF these rare iuxuries.
In conclusion, would specially call the early at.
tention o my southern Gust mers TO The ADVANTAGE
to BE- derived by transmitting their orders without
loss Ct time, or calling personally a. the Depot in
order to insure the ulhilment Of their iayors from
the present large and well selected assortment.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
% Beaver Street, New York
Iunea0 i'm
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Of week, to spend few weeks, ct the clio
OF which time Mr.. Seward expects to De abb
70 resume oficisI duties.
The following aPpoinsnenfs were made by
she President within The past few dsys: Jno
T. Hiriely Assistant Secretary Of the Tress.
ury, vice Field resigned; NJ. Fleming. A.
SCISSOR InteFnsl revenue, 4lh District Of Ohio
Jno. Webster, 2d District Ga; James L. Til
fridge. sor the l1lh District, Penn; Julius
Emerson, 81 District Of L.. E. J. Barnes.
Ist Distrie. o. Arkausls;Wm. b. Grauust to
be Collector Of Customs a. Gsnnessse, y Y:
Tbos Wfkin, a. Erie; WickhaTn, at Socket
HARDER, n. y; Geo. Bndy, Fall River,
n. y; Truman Aamsn, Be'fout, No;
Jas. Menken, Newark, n. j.; Rebt.
R. Smith, as Tax Commissioner Of
of Texa'; William Wheeler 10 be Re
esiver Of public money Cor District
Of land subject to sac at Montgomery, Ava
James Rowe Of Ohio, 70 he receiver Of pub-
lic money for the district Of laad subject 10
sale at CbiIieotbe, Ohio; John Edwards to
be agent for the Indians in upper Arksnsas
John A C ark Of ILLINOIS, to be Surveyor
General Of The United States Tor the Terri
tor Of New Mexico; VIM B. Franklin o.
Philadelphia, to be Register Of the Land
Office at Chilieolhe.
NFw York, July I5.-The Commercials
Washiogt,n special Of to-day saws Mr..
Crane, Artist for Harper's Weekly. was
found dead in his bed ct the National Hotel
this morning. He retired in usual health
lest night
Another delegation arrived from florida
this morning, to oppose the appointment OF
Judge Mason as Provisional Governor of
that State, but the appointment had already
been made.
EEw YoRK, July l5.-The steamers Edin-
burg for Liverpool, and America for Brenau,
sailed to-day, taking Sso,ooO in specie.
The COMMERCIALS special say RsveFdY
Johnson has gone 10 Richmond "a counsel
Ior the rebels, whose property has been con
iseated.
Goa. Pierpont estimates that l9,o0o Vir-
,inians are entitled to pardon under Presi-
lent DincOlns Proclamation.
NEw YoRE, July I5.-The day goods mar
let j. short, with general buoyaucy Of |
,rices. There has beea q certain smount Of |
peculative demand since the opening OF
his month which has helped to strengthen
irices. The total shipments from this port,
nding July lst, ere only III packages.
'ur supply Of eo.tin is near about one third
f what it was in 1899. Demands for brown
Meeting were ective during the week, and
ricss Of leading articles are about one cent
higher. sheetingI scarce and drmsr, some
I the leading brands are Agents higher.
here is more demand for heavy domeslies,
nd sales have been made al moderate al
anee. The best quality Of cotton fannels
ontinue. very scarce and are sold ahead
'rntiug cloths are steady.
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Mr. stanton.

The condition Of Mr.. Secretary Stan
tons health exoites the solitude Of some
of the newspapers 50 much that they
expand into the most eloquent anxiety,
and declare that he intended 70 leave
Is soon as the President can find a sue
eessor. Let us once more calm these
perturbee spirits Mr. Stanton is very
we'll even hearty, and IS attentive 10
his official duties ss II he intended 10
stay IN his Department till he conclu-
ded to resign--an event which he does
not contemplate, nor the President de
sire.-PkiL Press, u