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field. While scNi1r IN mi. regiment ne removed
an Officer for svcarius vhic on d esa fata 20 .
This act caused him n g confined ire the guard
hontc' on nlem hnI vatet for svcirl dey' one
he refused tecautc u AGAINST the 'o-,err'' for
him 90 receive y lir u'Nt enlisted In the came
re simcnt when Washington ". again Threatened,
WAS captured hy the l,lcls at HAftar's Ferrv, and
pifo,cd rhen Gen. Mile sutrcudere,i IL rnii,fed
again in the 18th Regiment shea renusvl,N AMI, wu
invaded, aud On returning o Nv York. jontinucd 10
ed from the 18th. he enlisted Ia the 10Th New York
Cavary', and had served about year whon he a a.
captu ell by some Of Mosby's gueriIln Ho "a. Nth
some cotnpliious on scout The party vts pttpri,.
ed aud rounded, several Of his comrades we're III
ed. and she remainder lied. Cofbeu however abel
up 9ainst an old pear tree discharged his cArblpe
aud then drew his tevover with .hich he tert two
dozen suettas At hay until every shot had been red
lie then uscd his sabre. Morhy pease1 With
his bfu'er that he save orders TO HE troopers
shoot 81 80 brave man. Amer this Corheu wa i'm
continued 10 preach sud eShort, de,otius himself to
the conversion Of biz fellow prisoners while In
hnemcnt. Ito endured with Christian forttude the
many hardships he encountered On being released
lie promoted sergeant for his galisnt defence Al
the time Of hi. cspture. lie received q furloush
OF twenty days when he visited the city, about
and At the time he detailed upon this last cIpr-
dttion was sill sufering from scuTvy and chron c
dta Ihra cont sctod At tndCrponville While In the
city he w~ constant attendant A the FULTON street
prryrf mcctings, and frequently spoke N thoee =
scinblcd there. sergeant COrhet ~ a man Of me-
dunn sigc, shout five feet air In height, SQUARE
build, with an opon noble -lookins countenanco,
broad forehead, high cheek bones regular feature.
LIS haI, which Is dark brown, he parts in the mid
die, and wear a light moustschc and chin heard Ills
voice 10 remarkably pleasant and ATTRACTS immediate
attention, especially When he Ia singing In church or
puyeI meeting. His comrades and superior officers
arc all attached ~ him aud rrpo~e the utmost conf
dcnce in him. His regiment IL nov stationed at
Vienna In Virginia looking sner hosby's gueE.
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THE SAD JOURNEY.
Progress of the Funeral TRIM.

The train conveying the remain, Of Pr.ideuI
Lincoln lef Albany on Wednesday afternoon, IAN
account Of which was published In Yesterdays srSJ
accompanied By number u distlnguishei gent!e-
men and State oilce.G All along the route, the
scenery OF tue country MA animated by human bo-
nFs come together TO pay their re,poc the unora al
train. Al one point short distance above Albany,
party OF about thirty young girls stood In line on
level green, nj an opening In a wood, bowling adeu
a. tho cars swept BY. AZ Schenectady, whoro tho
train arrived al l!45 =. NJ. tWednesdAyJ r,eat
cTiowds Of people thIonged the strees hcureol, and
Nnd owe Al 81. JOhuaville, ef.esLIueut alton,
l"eniy one volunteer lady -raiers, In white ists
All BLACK nItis, served at the table,. Ihey D. rrn
allowed 20 pars through the funeral car and yev ma
st1n At Little falls- which rachel a. IS
u ~ committee oil ladio' PLACED Hosiery tribute
on the collin While band played a dilre. A, lirl-
kllneH Here thiIV;.iN young Indies tcpgeIenins tbs
ing dIapei Il Az. The tram At SO reached uca-
aud though ram nG falling, there aD
here made that the to., be exposed 10 public
view tut ten. DIX Wa forced to iriuse Al syIa
cuse, the depot was handsomely focoi n cd las ven
All tho depots the Tou't., ana loss OF cyersr.p
uees "et paood niOIf tAt 1do' OF the building into
voices SANG hymns b lls were tolci, minute.sun,
we've fired, and cl.p oil Hcie An iererEe. pUtci-
Louquet which pAc want Ell put on tie coiiu her
dCslIo was complied with After this hour IN 81
wheie long lne- Of people with torches .tssl on
either ,iao VI Tue H.tk ~h.le bouhre- -cle ,oeu
burning at NhlluH PHIlH' ~ hOHLcrtCr rs ~ A. NJ.
yestrIdsy there wa laIke military GIspl4y, aud a
Bltavia kiArTu deiefauUn VI cIuEens ol uuiiaD cns
Buffalo, sh"ic tho train sIiysd At Z An. u p-.-
crssion sn formed aud the remains boILv g. r.
AIMEE Hall nheIe society Of slngels san 3D.
cum di!ge 'Rost, splrit, Itst =" aud the puHl. 90
3 tied, Ia &c number OF members a. GU.
ntc. reached bdtaiO with the tIaIn.
Inc procession SIth the remains Ter H. ~. oil,
Hal ~ LuIe they had been viewed b" .!'tci
u Icppel at about s45 I'M. aud ,ht ito. ..
SeYe1And Al about ~ O'Clock laIt n.'Lt
"a the authority Of the embalmcg 80 tr, ...,
AfeTtt Ia denied that ~ stated Ia some u, i
M peIceptlble change has taken p.alr ... ...
'hee o. A. LlS'9Sb eo'E'' ih'e' " J4... "a.
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The Man who shot Booth.

Sergeant BosrpS Coaurfr, tho soldier who shot
the assassin Booth, is native OF England, where he
VA. born In 1899. lie came 10 this country while
stiii lad, aud resided in Boston, Massachusetts
where he converted, sud on being baptized re-
ques,ed the minister to give him the name Of Dos
ton" since which time be has devoted himself 70
c.iye deeds OF Christian charity. He came TO this
city about tx Year, sro and worked in several hat
tefs' shIps on Nassau s'lCt v here he WA
AlwayB considered good HOIkInGn and a faithful
Christsn. 81 earnest va. he In the work OF
me sinners ant georming duunklris, that he Eita
rooms Tor the express purO'o chiug tor the temporal
and spiritual wants OF Gvsy Outcast whom he con-
assist, or tu uish Sith employment. lie continually
expended all his own none for such pII posoA, and
IRE iuently borTo eel on his friends one OF HON
says he would Oilen come 10 his shop and sav, sam
have got new boulder Ind haven't got
the money 70 bay him bteNi. Let me
have a dollar until ! got my pay" And he
always re paid the borrowed money retoIe he went
home on saturday evening, Thus he uno btrus.yelg
accomplished much gooi. He was member OF tho
Alto ney street Protestant Methodist Chu1ch hen
he enlisted ia 1851 for three months, in the l2th
regiment, New York state Militia under Col. Butter.
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Friday. April 2s.
BOOTH. THE ASSASSIN. KILLED.
wAB DEr.PrNFSr,
WAsHiS0ToN, April 1I-o.2O A. NJ.


~ "ukes bcoth and Harold we're eha.ed from the
swamp In 81 Mars oeuntv. MARYLAND n c.-r.,,,.
r-, MA, p,., D.,
~ WV "''PA"s""os' V
0''"e' "SAo' ioioe' Inc barn In which they took
refuge VI. fired. Booth, in making his e.carr, VA,
,ho, through M. bsod and ,ulo. r...,. -.
~ =. '''"'
..,,
o'' No no" nerve
LDwis N. STANTON Secretary Of War.
rsoyytct,t .ccorxr,
uo,h,.,,,, .,-., o. v..,....
-. ~ go 81 ~ o,'o'u" "'oniuK
- ~, y, w i''' A'Niy traced
ln..n1' " %" u't-''" noNhns "ieen
'.',s - n.a ' S 'ns'n"' ne
-, ue"'a'a "'p' "' "e"
- -, - ',o'1 N =" ""o' VI uoint' pu'
~, - 20 - D Nv '''u'ou W 'o So
,. -, ~ 80. W." w. t''"ns
80. - a." n'"'''' a"u Pi' ms
- $50 w. ~ w uueu' WINS
sO"s VIZ n0"'h nicn upon me
'11o'' upou "n''h so'oiet iifea 81 MN, The ball
'.V o'eua"' 'oo' onoe' III 'ho neao Of hoo'h' Ahi
. '' 80, n y. ON" a'e' ai'u ho Aha noo'hs
,,.. :" Wv "nou N"y iNo
-, ''N'' :" ''o O.in Oy 'ne
-, -, So "'''' " sun o."
H.. -. -. 49, a.
,.,i... $50 .. ''" - '".' "ou'1 l'''"' MN
- a. $500 80 So i"' 'vVu''ns
Io,.,a-,., - " '''u 'N" AIa
,,vat 49, -. 49,. I w" '"u y" H iai'e "o
.h.,,i.. 49,, 0' "''Po'''s JIM
ii, -. -. ~ , "'u ''"a'"t 1870
4, 4. ..,d ha ~. ~, ~ 'No '."o nc sho'
,oer.ac.Ir -. " wv ''''" -'1 P'op4'ins
sEoosD DISPATCH
n%"n0'on AprH 2I.--The STAR has the follow
Hs PARTICULAR OF the capture Of Booth
10 Lieut. Oo'' L. T. Baker special detective Of the
war department. ana MS admirably trained detec-
we 'o'ce' ana 10 the 10Th New York Cavalry, active
pai"o'pn'o's IN .ne seizures oil the criminals the
'ouH"y Huep' OIL siAhinde Tor 'hoi7 timely ,er-
wee seems 'hat aeiaahiheni OF the Sixteenth
NC" io'h cavalry, nuinberins about twenty-five
uon was oi'1a'ehed ron TINS city on Monday, under
'ne direction OF Coi' L. T. b'hor special detective Of
inc war department. In command OF Lieu .euSnt
poushoFty accompanied by some Of COL b'ke''s OIL
eo.' oap'uIeu anu Ai'ieu pooIh' anu captured har-
sou' one Of ms aceohpheeh sllVe
Inc cavalry al1er leaving hore' landed at Belle
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David &. Harold

Wa born In Mar land In lNi2, but no. resided in
Washington since he WIS a child. lie Was known TO
number Of people who that he he'll position
In the War Department under Floyd. After the re-
bellion broke out be uns discharged, and then
lOunged around the drinkius saloons, gambling
pla and Stables LattrrJ, he has always had plcn.
" Oi MONEY, without any y.sIbir means oil Gaming
IL. lie cons0Tted with Booth, aud pTactsed dai,y ia
mod rife fired Mt the target Tor several mouse.
a
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ut THuu1H 'TFuFF NuUOunI
Prcsident's death.
srrciAL FIELD mn SO. 50.

HrArQr AETiRN MILITIA, ..iy. or THE Mrssrs-l
tirlL il ihE FIElIA kAlEIuu, April Il, Isu5i
The Gene:al commanding announce. with pain and
souoS that on the evening of the IAN inst, at tho
theatre, in wa'hington city, his Esoellenov the
President o. tie United States Mr Lincoln, VA as
s1'ns,ed ~ Que Who ut4nsd The sIss motto Of
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WAR DErAErNENr, wAsHiSa
April ~, -66-y ~ AM

WAR DErAETNKNr, wAsntSaruS)
April II, lS66-ySO AN.
hdj..Gen. DIR:
The department has received tho following dis.
patch from Major General Halleck, commanding tho
military division Of the James.
Generals Candy and Thomas ~ers instructed,
some days sso, that sherman's Arrangement with
Johnston disspproved by the President and they
ordered to disrogsri IT, and to push The enemy
in every direction.
EpwtN N. STANTON Secretary Of War.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

sz1- If you are in want of any kind Of PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. ,1i.e df If
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DRQPOsALs FOR TIMBER AND MATERIALS
IL FOR THE NAVY.
ia 2 NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Construction and Ranair.

Bureau of Construction and Repair,
s..,.s June Is, 1865.
for the Navy, for the fiscal year ending June 30
will be received at the Bureau of Construction and
repair until 10 O'Clock on the 18th day of JULY
next, at which time the opening will be Commenced
Proposals must be endorsed proposals for Timber
and Materials for theNavy, that they may be dstin-
guished from from other business letters and direct
Repair.
The materials and articles embraced in the classes
named are particularly described in the printed
schedules Of which will be furnished to such as
desire to offer on application TO the Commandments of
the respective Yards or to the Navy Agent nearest
thereto and those Of all the yards upon application
The commandant Of each Navy Yard will inform
bidders of the quantities Of each article where the
sizes are variable. II frNfgsR 1F FAW r.
This division into classes being for the convenience
OF dealers in EACH such classes only will be furnish
ant and Navy Agent for each station will in addition
to the schedule Of classes of their yards have
copy OF the schedules of the other yards for examna
ton only, from which may be jud ged whether it will
be desirable to make application for any the class
es Of those Yards All other things being equal pref
viii be given to articles Of American manufc.
| ture
Offers must be made for the whole of the class at
any yard upon enc of the printed schedules, or in
| sidered
| Upon application to the Bureau, to the Command
| ant ofany yard or 10 any Navy Agent the form of
Offer Of guarantee, and other necessary information
respecting the proposals, win be furnished.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest bidder
who gives proper guarantees as by the law
Of August 10, 1916, the Navy Department reserving
the right TO reject the lowest bid, any which may
be deemed exorbitant.
The contracts will bear date theday the notiRca4
ton is given, and deliveries can be made from that
date. tlFa bHa i5Hf E4 l7asft Edg !
Sureties in the full amount will be required to SIGN
the contracts and their responsibility certified to by
United States District Judge United States Dis
trict Attorney, Collector, or Navy Agent AS addi-
tional security, twenty per eentum will be withheld
from the amount Of the bills until the contract shah
have been completed and eighty per centum Of each
bill, approved in triplicate by the commandant o
the respective yards, will be paid by the Navy
Agents at the points Of delivery, in funds cert-
Gates, at the option Of the Government within ten
passed by the Secretary of the Treasury.
The classes Of this Bureau are numbered and des-
pnakad a f,ll Ei4st
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Proposals.
Proposals for Materials for the
Navy ~ NN


NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF STEAM ENeNEE;ssIE''
OEALED PROPOSALS to furnish Ise ier the
~ Navy for the fiscal year ending Jnn9 s ~
be received at the Bureau Of Steam 5sayf a+i;i
10 O'Clock A. M. of the 31st day ofJiS A'' az "iic
Propossis must he epdorsed Proposals for AIateri
from other business letters, mo- W the Chiei
oft the Bureau of Steam engineering.
The materials and articles embraced in the classes
noa, are nalticularly described in the printed
haI,les. any Of which will be furnished to such as
Ies;re IL offer application to the Commandments Of
the respective yards or to the navy agent nearest
thereto, anu 'A VI az 'ae yarus upon appncanon 10
This division into classes being for the convenience
of dealers IN each, such classes only will be furnished
as are actually required for bids. The commandment
and navy agent for each station will, in addition to
the scneoule Of classes Of their own yards have a
copy OF the schedules of the other yards for sxamna
Ion only, from which may be judged whether It VIII
PC desirable to make application for any Of the classes
OF those yards All other things being equal, prefer
ence VIII be given to articles of American manufac-
Y Offers must be made for the whole of the class at
any yard upon one of the printed schedules, or In
strict conformity Herewith, or they VIII not be con-
Upon application to the Bureau, to the command
ant Of any yard, of to any navy agent the form Of
offer, of guarantee, and other necessary information
respecting the proposals win be furnished.
The contract win be awarded to the lowest bidder
" %h gye q Dg ans
reservng the right to reject the lowest Bid II deemed
exorbitant not to the interest of the Government
to accept. sesa s.Ffi AIaAFa st6Te
The contracts will bear date the day the notifca-
ton is given, and deliveries can be demanded from
that date Aaa
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly
notified that their offers must be in the form pre-
scribed and be mailed in time to reach their destna-
ton before the time expires for receiving them. No
Did aCH De considered aOich shall be received after the
period stated and no allowance auU be made for fail
ares Of the mail All offers mustt be accompanied by
the bidders license, or certified copy thereof
Sureties in the full amount will be required to sign
The contract and their responsibility certified to by
United States district judge, United States district
attorney, collector, navy agent. As additional Sc
curities, twenty per centum viii be withheld from
the amount Of the bills until the contract shall have
been completed, and eighty per centrum Of each bill
approved in triphcafe by the commandments of the
respective yards will be paid by the navy agents al
the points Of delivery, in funds certificates, at the
option Of the Government within ten days after the
warrant for the shall have been passed by the
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The following are the classes required at the re-
spectiye navy yards: 8fca adf x a11ei
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Poetry, torK


n 41E4s
Like one who looks on troubled lakes, =
When all the uppled water wakes, w
And WFithes like shifting, shining snakes,
81 And, shiyered even while begun, s
Afar below q slanting sun 200
Brieflne Of wrink1ed silver run;
So look ] DER the past tonight, Ysf =
When many shining lines ofhght iiqm
In darkness break and re-unite, 49lNt ~ !
Below my LIES descending sun, e
Far from the shores where nle begun o 20 "
Near that where mortal life is done.
A child Isit at Natures feet,
And'countless questionings repeat. foH "
And she Is dumb when entreat;
Yetif dare myself to trust
And solve her riddles as must 4N
How soon my face is in the dust
/ learn for every love we know ftsi ~ a
Apd lose, the bending sky below. s Ha9t
a ghost win 60 where'er we 90;
Their shapeless shadows in our eye
Their hollow tones in every sigh
Ihey haunt us, haunt us till we die.
Some flowers have blossomed by INV way,
Some friends have met me day by day.
Yet when need them, where are they1 f9i,r
For all the good these hands have soWn,
For all the hope this heart hath Known Z y
What have now TO call my o"hF
Some vain regrets for vanished days,
A crown Of thorns instead OF pays,
And little care for BLAME OF pralsei
And soon chamber SIX Ieeg long,
Above my breast sparrow's song i
And round my head a careless throng
But ali, when pains shall be no more. siooa b
When wrong and hate at last are Ger: iaH
Then, weary heart, If not before
Saal every haunting shade unfold --agt
Like German Schelemihrs when he sold
ms SHADOW Tor a food Of gold. f
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LaOAuTIoN TO THE PuBLIc.

d Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general should have
their efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands Of a regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies fits him for all the duties he must
fulfill yet the country is flooded with poor nostrums
and cure-als pnrportng TO be the best in the world
are not only useless, but always injurious. The UNI
physician, as it is lamentable yet incontrOvert-
able fact, that many syphilitic patients are made
miserable with ruined constitutions by maltreatment
from inexperienced physicians in general practice;
for 1t Is point generally conceded by the test syph-
ographers, that the study and management of these
complaints should engr0ss the whole time of those
who would be competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practit-
Toner, having neither opportunity nor time to make
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues one system Of treatment, in most cases max
ing an indscriminate of that antiquated and dam
gerous weapon, the Mercury. ~, ~ ...-. III.
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STEAMBOATS,.
New England Screw Steamship Co
-sEMI-wEEKLY LINE

I gSEMI-WEEKLYr LINE.
1891 100 e1fBO5
[ g~3SA The Splendid and fast Steamships
<E7 CHESAPEAKE, Capt w. ". SIsr-
Af1&SAsK ecoods and FRANCONIA.t Can't ii.
run follows: 800 4o"oe'
Leave Browns Wharf Portland every WEDNEs.
v North hiver, New York, every WEDNESDAY
a lT.I s "a at O'Clock ?. NJ.
tons for passengers making this tie most sneedS
sac and comfortable route for travellers between
new fork and, Maine Passage, In State Room.
9j.oO. Cabin passage IS 90. Meals extra
Goocs tor wafded by THIS line TO and from Nom
tfeai, Quebec, Bangor Bath, Augusta Eastport and
81. John. sFa2~A@7 ~ AAAs sfsPE7z'1'-- -
Shippers requested to send their freight to thu
steamers az early as 3 p. M. fhe day Chat thew
leave Portland. Ivy
For freight or passage apply to- 81
EMEkY FGX, B5own's Wharf. Portland.
d. B. CROMWELL CO., No. SO West Street
New York. esxsxet r.ss-. -soSp - ,>'Sel,
MAY 20, 1895. F'ss ss- atf
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U. s. NAVY YARD, kitterg. Name. /
May 8, 1866.
Ship Knees Wanted !

II MES will be received and paid for at the
IN Navy Yard X tteiv, Maine in uentities Of
from IL to 70 and upwards ct the following schedule
r --7f 80 s. WHITE, OAK RNEHas rl- NsHf
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MIDDLE-AGED MEN.

There many men at the age Of thirty who are
ing sensation, and weakening the system in manner
the patient cannot account for. On examining the
urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be found,
and sometimes small particles of semen albumen
will appear, or the color win be Of thin milkish hue,
again changing to dark and turbd appearance.
There are many men who die Of this difficulty ignor-
ant Of the cause, which is the "a q
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Fl can warrant perfect cure in such cases. and a
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons, who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
Of their diseases and the appropriate remedies win
be forwarded Immediately. f.-
All correspondence strictly confidential and viii be
returned, if desired. 9lifA'.3 VI i'fla
Address: Hs DIR. j. b. HUGHES, m s|
a 4 81 No Temple Street eorner of Middle
"a ~ -,...-., +. IN. 4 3.,sl Street, Portland, Me.
Y a. Send Stamp for Circular.
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HAVE coNFFDENcR.

All who have committed an excess Of any kind
whether it ethe solitary vice of youth, the sting
ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence in maturer years,
SEEK FOR AN ANTIDOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton, are
~ the Barometer to the whole system. ~
Do not wait for the contamination that is to fol-
NJ low: do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
23 Disabled Limbs for Loss Of Beauty ii
H and COmplexion.
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AT a recent performance at the Paris
Hippodrome Demonstration, while exhibit
ing In his cage, became impatientfor the rab-
rose up on its tail and dashed with force
against the wire trellis-work by which it was
confined. Part Of it gave way, and the boa
passed through the opening and fell to the
ground. A panic among thespectators follow
ed, and every one attempted to escape; but
the serpent-tamer quickly seized the reptile,
and having secured it In a cage of thick glass,
order was restored and the performance con-
tinued. .'sansl1 1ssaAG sa hIea "
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.U. s. Marshal,s Sale.

uSrrT T1I.s STATES z ,, Or AMsERIcA,
pVRSUANT to yend. expo. to me directed, from
- the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge Of the United States
QlsI1ct Court within and for the District of Maine
gauer tnerefor, the following property and merchan
oze, at the time and place within said District, as
follows, viz: s.iL7 '1f3sAff 81
Al tie CUSTOM HOUSE BUILDING, on Fore street.
N Portland, on Wednesday, The tsceaty-sigA dag Of
July current, at II o'clock A. AZ. s-aT - -
FIVE fAcKAGEs OF MERCHANDIzE, consisting Of
10 dozen Kad Globes, Dry Goods Fancy Goods, Mus
tcdt Instruments, Jeicelry, &c., &C. f'''' 80
ONE KEa OF SPRTUoUs LIoUoRs
The same having been decreed forfeit to the United
States IN the District Court and for said District and
ordered to be sold, and the proceeds disposed Of ac
,. Dated at Portland this eighth day Of July A. D.
sf9E haa6 - CHARLES CLARK, sa8B 81
y. s. Marshal District Of Maine.
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HOW MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY TO
THIS BY UNHAPPY EXPERIENCED

Young men troubled with emissions in sleep,--a
YOUTH Treated scientifically and perfect cure war
ranted or no charge made.
b Hardly day passes but we are consulted by one
more young man with the above disease, some OF
whom are weak and emaciated as though they had
the consumption, and by their friends supposed to
have it. All such cases yield to the proper and only
correct Of treatment, and in short time are
made to rejoice in perfect health
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NEWS FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH
AMERICA.
The Panama New Granada) Reoier gives
the following as summary Of news from
Central and South America e
~ l"Chili at peace, ssase
Boliviaquiet, loG la e.
Peru in a row, sa sa7t
9Nol11 Ecuador In a riot Issl q
- Columbia sleeping.
rs Costa Rica the same,
EE Nicaragua keeping ffAklfs
The peace for time.
Honduras uncertain
r Which way to GOT cnn
lSalvador's troubles ended, s1t
Guatemala's also" ..a.,
sHere we have the case in a nutshell, and it
is'only necessary to keep the matter standing,
and change the names from week to week,
and you have the important news from these
republics ready for instant use.n DE- DnA