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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-17


GENUINE CEDAR CAMPHoR, for MOTHS. made
(by HARRIS CHAPMAN 0, Boston for sale m NevYors
City by Heseman Co.. La1en March 1 Gardiner W. II.
selieneln Co.. Demas Barnes Coz T. Wells Co.
IA b. D. Sand, 60, lieushsw. Faulkner Co. ;. L. Van
du,er CO., and every respectable Druggist.
pR. YQs EISEYBERG,
" INVENTOR rnR FAMOUS
AEsTHETCO-N EURALGICON.
FoR The Guar DIsEAsEs ~ rBE
EYY. EAR CHRONIC tArARRH.
LUNGS THROAT. HEART md tOSsunPTiOs
May be consulted at his Consul,inf Rooms.
No $40 BROADWAY.
HEARING RZsroRKD by APPLICATION with DR.. NoS
kisSsBkEGs AHsrHsrico NKuhAL9icos-
4 PRICES REDUCED.
! B.LrrsORg FrRE PLACE HEATERS,
AssKIcsy kiTcHgSgRs RANGES
sCHOoLKYs AMERICAN REYRfGFR,r0Rs
4 BRICK and PORTABLE FURNACES
~ RicnARrsoy BofsroS 4 Co No 29i wa,er.,t.
Call and examine or end for circular
SUPERIOR SHORT CANDLES.
For the GRASp ILLUxiSArroS.
Fo' sale by COLGATE CO..
No. IS John-.t
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LTKE PICTURES.
Carries yisnette a. per dozen; Duplicates ~ All mega
t,ss registered Il. A Lewis NO. l52ChashAn.-st " a.
BATcHELoRT HAIR DYg.-The best in the
world Perfect nAnlr reliable harmless. and n'ianisneoo'
IN effect The genuine is signed WLLIAs A. BACHELOR
FAMILY SEWING, Of every description, neatly,
don. on GroyeTS Baker Machine, at No sJs broadway
betw cen Twenty tEst aud Twenty second st OR0vER
BAKER MACHINES for SALE and hines, with operators
sent to families by se day or wees
TRUssEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPBSsORY,
BASDAGrs. SUPPORTERS. Sc-MARsH Co Radical Cure
Truss Office only a,No. Veseyst Lady attendant.
GROVER a BAKERS Highest Premium Elas.
lie Stitch aud Lock ch MACHINES, No4o Broad
way New.iork, ald No. 2a5 fulton-t. brooklyn
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND,
p,f commission Of he sur General Army by r. d.
iuDsoS, NJ. d., ASor Place. Clinton Hall, Y. Y.
SCHILDERGs GERMAN OINTMENT-W arrantedI
certain without the slightest danger for Piles Old
Wounds scroius salt Rheum all Bone sud Siin Diseases
For sale at the Drugstore No 30 Bowery, n. Y.
MARvINs NBw PATENT ALUM AND Dry
9PLAsTER FIRE BURGLAR SILVER PLArE SAFES. Highly
nta and warranted perfectly dry. Also large ~
sortment Of Bsnkes' and Merchant SAyKs.
MARVIN Co. No. 24 Broadway.
We would call attention to the advertisement
|of WRIGHT, GLIs BROTHER, who closing out their
immense stock Of 1EAs and CoFrEEs at auction prices.
WHITES PATENT LEVER Truss" cures Rup-|
radically No pressure the back light clear and easy
Pamphlets free for stamp GREGORY Co.. 500 broadway
SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
IWuIcox l. GIBHa No 500 Broadway.
MARRaE
iLETTINGER-GREDZER--On Saturday, April IS. by thsl
Rev. Dewitt. DID, William Le.tsser ~ Anna VEsaSs'
bo,h Of this city.
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CURE FOR COUGH OR COLp.--As soon as there
I. the slightest unea,ne.. Of the Chest with difficulty Of
breathing indications Of Cough take during the day few
|" BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRooHKs containing demulesnt in
rodents they ssy Pulmonary Irritation. Military ofcar
and Soldiers should have them in readiness upon the hrt ap
peaTsnce Of a Cold or Cough.
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Committee of Citizens.


meeting or,he Committee appointed unterbe resolutions
II the Mae Ass-ubags in Wet on saturday the 18th nst
will be held AZ the Collectors Ofce MONDAY l7tl In
s.au at o'clock p. m By order ;. DRAPER, ChaiTmin.
B. onl1TENpss Secretaries
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The Carmen Of the City Of New.York are
requested to meet u Metropolitan Hail. Nos 30 and Is SHh
ave.. on MONDAY EVENING April H. At O'Clock. to take
acon In regard TO proper expression Of their feeling. upon
the beloved and aoened President Of the United
States ABRAHAM LINCOLN and arrange for partieips
ton M such public demonstration may take place.
Communicable. Is. D,aie William II. NbeFts1n. Abram
Collier William Anderson William Haw. John Morrison,
Luclu. Alen. Horny Eyerctt Mashinxion LeayeIaft.
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Economy, Neatness and Utility.
X. X. X.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
WARRANTED TO OPERATE IN SIX HOURS.
RADwAY's REGULATING PILLS vegetable and !nnocuous
and relieve from three to six hours Six pills
equal to thirty Of the drastic pellets surcharsed with eaomes
land other corrosive minerals They grippe they
fail Equszing the disturbed circulation they control -ves,
mildly evacuans the bowels they the disturbing
cause Instead of wIenching, convulsns and irritating thu
dschagng organs the pills soothe them like healing emo'
lent and justly regarded the only safe caihrtc and o.
srave for ladies and children Being coated with sweet gum
They pleasant to take Sold by RAILWAY Co., NO.
Maiden. lane, and by Druggists generally.
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NEw.YoRK DAILY rRIRuNE MONDAY: April. Il, 1865.
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The Company prepared deliver Coal at 10 Su
scribers to the Stock IN the order in which
the Shares taken.
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CusTon House. NEW York. I
CoLLgcroEs OFFI6E, April is. 1865.
\ To all Persons ATTACHED TO THE CUSTOMS DEL
sPARTMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF NEW-Y0RK:
Ss Anticipating your proposed resolution in such regard
HEREBY 10 you that vii be In order to wear
the left for thirty days next succeeding this date
emblem Of honor and respect to departed President
s. DRAPER, Collector.
4. =. Sanitary Counmission.-The U. 8. sanitary
'Comuis-on viii open IN this city the FIRST DAY OF
MAY HOME" for helpless and disabled United States
Soldiers and Sailors at No IS Grovest Bleeckerst
Communications be addressed to 4. s. Sanitary Commisy
son No. Broadway NJ u by order OF the Standing Com
nhtee. FRANCIS FOWLER, Assistant Secretary
Independent Order of B'nai Berith.-A spseialI
meeting the NJ. W District Grand Lodge No I. o. b B.
will take place THIS EVENING, April II. at u O'Clock at
CovesSt HAL. Orchards Members and Rspresen,siyes
specially requested attend FOX the purpose OF tng
paying fitting tribute Of lame nted
lste Preside n. ABRAHAM Lincoln. By order
A HFxRY JoyEs q. s. g. n. HERMAN q n. 4.
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A saving of more than 40 per cent a, present prices
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Special Notices.
The City Guard.

In view OF the greet calamity that has been the nation
II tie responsibility Of calling SPECIAL MEETING
\ Of the CITY GUARD ASSOCIATION, " their ArmoTy
THIS (fonday) EVENING a, o'clock, FOR the purpose Of
making the essary arrangements TO participate in de-
monsaon Of respect which may be ordered :O the memory
OF the late Pres.dest OF the United States.
The Pas, and Honorary Members respectfully invited 80
be present I LAWRENCE BURKE.
President OF the City Guard Association.
Union General COmnitice.-A Special Meeting Of
the ABOVE Committee viii be held a. eaiduerers corner Of
broadway and Twenty .tErd.st.. MONDAY EVENING"
pril H. :. O'Clock. The officers all the Assembly Die
Union Organizations invited to he present BY order
JAMES NELLY, Chairman.
HrsRI n hrFI1r Secretaries.
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April Is, 1865.
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Ear Rings and Pius-New Styles-From THREE
FIVE, EIGHT, TEN, to ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS q
set For sale by C. ALIEN No. AIS Broadway, Que door
[bslaW (ansA q.
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af,stisy Of a Negro Company.

New YORK, Sept. 20.
The Wilmington, N. c., Herald of Monday
announces muntiny in the 9th regiment of
negroes near Hilton, N. O. Some man dis
charged gun on the grounds of Co. d., this
being breach of discipline Major Wiman
commanding went into the company quarters
to find the man, but without avail. Telling
the men to remain standing until they yolun-
teered to tell who fired the gun, he went off,
A short time afterwards he was informed that
the company had broken ranks and were dis
posed to mutiny. The Major with company
A suppressed the mutiny, but not until Lieut..
Mellen of Exeter, N. H., formerly member of
the LIST Mass. regiment was killed by one of the
several shots fired at the Major. The ring
leaders, six in number, fed the camp, but were
subsequently arrested and lodged in jail in
Wilmington. One man was slightly wound
ed on the way back for disorderly conduct by
the officer of the guard. The regiment is one
of the best disciplined in the service.
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EDWARD M. PATTEN, AucIioneer,
12 Exchange Street.
Groceries, CrOckery & Glass Ware
of Auction

at Auction.
ON Saturday, Sept. 30th, at 10 A. NJ, At pHce,
" bbis Molasses, Beans, and Pickles; chess and
boxes Tea, Coffee, Soap, Cream Tartar, falina,
Tobacco Mustard, Pickles. Cigars Cans Meat Sauces,
Cases Ink, &C.
Also.
Two Crates assorted Crockery; Glass Ware; 800
Prs. Ladies' Mems and Chldren's Boots & Shoes.
At II o'clock, 2 Pianos, in good order.
Sept 26-dtd
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HENRY RoRTNsoN

AT a meeting of the young men connected
with St. Stephens Parish on Thursday eve
ming last, Mr.. John H. Hall was chosen chair
man, and Mr.. George o. Gosse Secretary
The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased our Heavenly Father to
call to rest from siifes iitful ieyer much re-
spectcd friend and brother member of st. stephens
Parish, Henry Robinson, Esq, therefore
RESOLVED, That we young men of the Parish, of
which departed friend was long member, desire
to place record our Of his high moral worth
his answering probity, and his earnest devotion to
the interest of our ancient Parish.
ResoL0ed, That while bumbly bowling to this dis
pensation of Divine Providence, we deeply deplore
our loss and that which has been sustained by the
Parish, and trust that the recollection of the vir
tues, and labors of deceased friend may impress
us, to follow his example and emulate his many ex-
ceeneias.
ReSoIced, That we will keep fresh the memory Of
him so taken away from us in the meridian Of his
manhood and usefulness, and that we humbly ex-
press our gratitude that the last moments Of our de-
parted friend, were Frightened by the immortal hopes
wmea spring from christian faith. M
I1nesotred, That spy of these resolutions be sent
70 the family Of late friend and that they be pub
nsh land entered upon our records.
GEORGE 0. GossE, Sec'y.
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PORTLAND AND DosroS sTEAMEns.-so
great has been the rush Of freight lately, prin-
eipally -four from the west, that the Portland
Steam Packet Compony has been Obliged to
run third steamer constantly. y
The Company has just purchased the steam
er John Brooks, built in 1880 for the Sound
route, and viii put her on the route between
this city and Boston. She has been in the
government employ all the time since she was
launched. She will be oyerhauled and pre-
pared for the business of the line; and being
somewhat larger, viii afford ample accommo-
dations. She is to have an additional number
number of state rooms over the other boats,
and win be ready to take her plac, on the line
in season for the summer business of 1865.
The steamer Forest City is to have new
boiler placed in her, and be thoroughly re-
paired.
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Memo York 1Earkets .

NEW YORK, Sept. 90.
Cotton-steady; sales 250o bales Middling Uplands
at al q 45c. sAas.s 7f'4t
Flour-State and Western 8 q 1Oc higher sales
II 900 bbls. State 80 q 8 50. Round Hoop Ohio
s 65 a II 80. Western 30 q CO. Southern frmer;
sales 600 bbls at rs IA so. Canada a 10c higher;
sales 400 bbls.
Wheat-1 q &c better; sales G5000 bushels Chi
cago Spring So a 66. Milwaukee Club GO "a S..
Amber Milwaukee IS q 70. Winter Red Western,
old, 124 a 2 10. Amber State, new, 16@ go.
Whiskey-steady; sales $50 bbls. r
Sugars-active; sales 1890 hhds Muscoyado Is "a
lie. Havana, 5000 boxes, at 1871 q 14tc. :
Petroleum-frm. Crude IS g 39c.
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BY TELEGRAPH
& 10 THE
EVENING PAPERS.


Hurricane and Destruction of Property la
Texas.
New ORLEANS, Sept 81.
: Several houses weresblown down and trees
and fences destroyed and other damage done
by hurricane at Galveston on the 18th. Sew
eral houses were also blown down in Usage by
the same storm. One person was MORALLY
and several seriously injured by falling walls
Other portions Of the State also suffered Sc
verely. pat
A terrific storm passed over Grand Che
mere, in this State, day or two ago, which
did immense damage. It was supposed the
inhabitants of that place, amounting to sew
eral hundred, have been submerged by back
water from the Gulf iv4
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30

New York, Sept. 20. g
The Posts special Washington dispatch
says that the State Department has received
information from the American Consul at
Constantinople, which show that the cholera
is decreasing in Turkey, but has broken out
afresh in Italy and barcelona.
The London correspondent of the CONNER
clal states that it is redorted that the Earrings
have made arrangements for Massachusetts
State loan for one MILAN pounds.
Printing paper has risen materially within
the past week or two. The price to-day is
10 IL ~ cents per pound. It is difficult to
IS a scarcity of stock and that water Is short
at the mills. Letter paper is quoted at fifty
cents, and fine fiat paper at 40 1912.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30


THE Washngtonian Society will hold a meeting
SUNDAY evening at Sons Of Temperance Hail. 35S
vited. p"DS- - y
cl list oNIVERsAIIsT CHURCH, Congress Square.
services Tomorrow forenoon and Vespers in the eve
hhg. ireaching by the Pastor, Rev. L. Q. Bodies.
CoNGnEss HALL. - Mrs. Laura Cuppy of New
FORK VIII lecture in Congress Hall tomorrow alter
noon ana evening at and o'clock
:. FIRST PARISH CuURcH-Rev. Francis c.. vii
h lam. OF East Bridgewater, Mass viii preach TO-
PEARL STREET UEIvERsALIsT CHURCH.-KeV.
u T. Flanders ofNaShua N. H., will preach to-lnor-
ow Services will commence at 1O3 A.. M. ana .
7. NJ. Is
THERE win be Sabbath School Concert at Mis-
sion Chapel, Deering Bridge, Sunday evening, COM
mencing at O'Clock. Ali interested are cordially IN
vited. t6H
THE twelfth and last lecture on The Cross Bear
err" viii be given at the West Congi egatlonal Church
tomorrow Sunday evening at u o'clock. Subject,
"The Cross and The Crown" a4
A SERIES of Sermone on the Holy Scriptures will
be preached at ST. Stephens Church on the first Sum
day evening of each month, beginning tomorrow
evening.
REV. L. d. STRoUT viii preach in the Bethel
Church tomorrow at O'clock Sunday School Com
cert in the evening at o'clock. Iir
ELDER Ross win preach at Second Advent Hall
tomorrow. Seats flee.
SERVICES and sermon may be expected at st,
Luke's Church on Sunday evening, at o'clock.
REV. s. II. MERRILL will preach at ST. Law
renee Street Chapel tomorrow. r1r
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NOW READY.

The Praise Of Zion. A new collection Of Mu-
sic for Singing Schools Choirs Musical Societies and
Conventions and the Home Circle; containing a sys-
tenn Of Musical NOtations, variety Of Exercises
Songs, Gees, &C., for School and Choir practice; AN
EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF TUNES OF ALL NJ
TRES, with large assortment Of Sentences Anthems.
and Chants. By SCION WILDER and Frederic S.
DAVENPORT.
The publishers call attention to this work with
much confidence thatit viii prove Of the most at
tractive and practically useful works offs class given
to the public in many years. Its contents are char
acterizedby freshness variety, real merit and adapt
edness to popular use. They are derived nom many
minent sources, American and foreign. The bestold
tunes are included, with rich collection Of new mu-
Sic Sent free by mail for the price, s15o To facili-
tate its introduction VIII send single copy for ex
animation 70 any teacher choir leader postpaid on
eceipt Of seventy-6ve cents.
Catalogues Of our musical publications, including
the popular works OF Lowell Mason, VIM. B.
Bradbury Geo. +. Root and many others, ree TO any
address. An our publications are sold in Boston, at
our prices, by MASON & HAMLIS.
MASON BROTHERS,
5se BROADWAY, NEW YonK.
Aug 3o-d1awS6w&w3w q
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STREET FIGHT. - Yesterday afternoon a
couple of sailors who had recently arrived from
voyage, undertook to have little amusement
at the junction of Fore and Union Streets by
pummelling each other. They were succeed
ing beautifully" in battering each others
comtenances, when officers Williams and
Gerts interfered and spoiled their fun by TAX
ing them to the lookup. -
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30

PAPER CoLLARs.--The article ofpaper col
lars has become of such general use as to al
most entirely discard the linen one. Various
patterns have been introduced, as to size, form,
&c, which have met with acceptation from the
public.
The latest, and in our opinion the best-col-
lar tnat has been brought out is the Seem. =
IL ilts neatly and beautifully to the neck, with
out wrlnkling, and does not absorb perspira-
'ion as 90 many Of the paper collars, and is
not SO easily soiled. Above all it is sold at a
low price SO that it is within the means ofany
one.
Messrs. Woodman, True & Co. have the
agency for the sale Of this article and can suD-
ply dealers in any quantity at their wholesale
ready-made clothing establishment. Nos. "a
and So Middle street. Those who have used
this collar say they prefer it over all others
they have tried,
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30

IETo HER MIGHTY TRUMPET fame has
breathed new WORD, 4SozoDoNT,-an she
is making it resound through the civilized
world. 1t is the Greek for teeth preserver,
but, in plain English, Fragrant Sozodont is the
most effective dentrifce that chemistry has
ever yet extracted from the Oriental vegetable
kingdom septS0dSteod
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30

WILL be sold at auction on Friday, Oct. s, at
wv o'clock p. M, on the premises, the well-known
large and valuable estate Situated the easterly
,orner of Cumberland and Pearl Streets, few min
!, les walk from the Post Office and business center
Of he citv vet quiet retired and in good neighber
hoo,; has ON Il thoroughly built, h - studded
three story dwelling house, with large kitchen wood
shad a, NJ stable and an abundance well anG cistern
water II Is large corner lot containing shout
EIeren \ lc1s0nd Feet, wifi a capacity for seven
good house lots surrounded by the most nagnlncent
Elm Trees IL the city. ,..--,.-- A..
The above property preseu IS good opportunity to
business to purchase han w an sen a,i .ss
dence, investment for impro, ell.- eono pr
feet Purchaser Will be required 10 de "t
HENRY BAILEY g Co., Au, "nSei''
Portland, Sept. q, 1855. a..
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Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel,
WTHERE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens of Portland and vicinity that he has
permanently located in this city. During the two
years we have been in this city, have cured some
tried other forms Of treatment in vain and curing
patients in SO short time that the question is often
asked do they stay cured? To answer this question
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 in
the head, neck, extremities; consumption when
In the acute stages where the lungs not fully
involved; acute chronic rheumatism, scrofula, hr
diseases white swellings spinal Diseases curvature
of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
mering OF hesitancy OF speech, dyspepsia, indges-
ton constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every case that be presented; asthma, bronchi-
tis structures Of the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints. sAA sz
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Frona California.

go u ~ SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. y.
The arrival of the ships Sacramento, Kate
Dyer and Robin Hood from Boston, and the
Garibaldi and Black Hawk from New YORK, has
impaired considerable activity to trade, which
is generally remarkably healthy. There is lit
tie tendency to speculation. The plethoric
supply of money has induced the Bank OF Cal
ifornia to redace its rate of interest to one per
cent. a month, which example viii doubtless
be followed by all other banks. SO
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30

"a TRIP AROUND THE WoRLD."-Morris
Brothers, Pell & Trowbridge's Ministries, from
their Opera House, Boston, will give three en-
tertainments in the City Hall, commencing
Monday evening, when they win introduce
their new entertainment, "a Trip Around
the World" illustrated by gorgeous panora-
ma, which has been played nearly 100 consec-
utiVe nights in Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30

French Prints.
20 YARD WIDE, Fast Colors, at
" ELDEN g. WHITMAN'S,
Scpt zo-du No. 8 Free st.
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s154,49e 90
134,496 90
$1,000 90

A GOOD HAUL.-Our friend Louis b. Smith,
ESQ.,, Deputy Collector at this port, has made
agood thing for himself, in giving information
by which fifty thousand cigars were seized a
short time since in Boston. Judge Lowell of
the United States District Court, Boston, has
decreed Mr.. Smith twenty-five per cent of the
amount received tor the cigars, which will give
him more than $1,000. There were several
claimants for the prize. r.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30

NEW STREET.-A petition is in circulation,
receiving numerous signatures, for new
street to lead from the foot of State Street on
Canal Street to the rear of the Boston Depot,
and thence to the Portland Bridge. This
would avoid the trouble and danger of crossing
the bridge where trains are being made up.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30

INSTRUMENTATION IN TIE School Room.
Yesterday, in the intermediate School, the
Principal undertook to chastise refractory
pupil. The lad, whose name is Earl Milliken,
went out got stone, brought it in, and threw
it at the teachers head. Fortunately the boy
missed his mark He was Immediately Sc
cured and taken to the lookup, at the Police
Station. The boys in this school must under
stand that they are not to assume its govern
r,,onf
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3s.ss, Hays,.a,


New YoRK, Sept. ~
j THE steamer Corsica, from Havana 2Sd, ana
Warsaw 52th, has arrived.
The u. s. Gunboat Y aeca was at ADaco 70
settle the salvage in the case of the wreckeo
steamer San Jacinto. A detachment OF troops
were sent to that Island in consequence;
Two hundred slaves have been landed on
the Island of Auguilla to be transporter 70
Cuba. :.
Advices from Turks Island to the l2th uit;,
report slight improvement in salt, Of when
about $4,000 bushels had been shipped. frice
nine cents.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30
From. the sand,cich islands

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. %.
Sandwich Islands dates of the I'd inst. are
received.
No later news from the pirate Shenandoah
had reached the Islands, which is regarded
favorable to the safety Of the forty vessels in
the Okotsch Sea. Ie4
leprosy cases,
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30

UNITED STATES HOTEL, Mr.. Myrich, the
popular landlord of the United States Hotel, is
on the eve of retiring from that establishment,
over which he has so ably presided for so many
years. He is to be succeeded by another pop
ular landlord, Mr.. Oliver G. Rollins, who has
gained great popularity in his management of
the International Hotel. We understand Mr..
Rollins win take charge of the United States
Hotel about the first of November.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-30

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 ost-
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformities rs.
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strength the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
the palsied form TO move upright; the blemishes OF
youth are okliterated; the ACCIDENTS of mature lie
prexented the calamties Of old age obyiated and an
active circulation maintained = l-7ill - : -