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EVENING PAPERS.


Another Railroad Accident-A Stage COaals
Ran overly a FTeiyht TFGill--O9le Man kill
ed and several Passengers Injured.
esI M9 nt) BOSTON, Sept. i.
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, stage
coach with party of twelve ladies and gem
tlemen, neighbors, was on its way from Low
elPs Corner, South Weymouth, where they all
resided, to the beach at Cohasset, the party
proposing to stay some days atthe last named
place. In crossing the South Shore Railroad
track at West bingham the two horses slowed
little at the approach of freight train, and
one OF the coach wheels caught between the
rail and wooden planking of the road crossing.
At that moment the cow-catcher struck and
shattered the wheel, turning the coach over on
Mr.. LoYell, and killing him instantly. Seven
Others of the party of twelve were injured.
One man was thrown from the top of the
coach on to the engine tender, but not injur-
ed. A lady was thrown on the coW-catcher
and carried on it till the train stopped, losing
one of her eyes, ard being badly bruised. Mr..
james Wendal was severely injured. Mr.. w.
Holbrook had his head injured. Mr.. Austin
Poole had his leg shattered, and it was ampu-
tated. 1t was thought this morning that he
would not live through the day. lss
Mrs. Lowell had her lower limbs paralyzed,
being injured in the spine, and Mrs. Poole is
badly hurt, both ladies being in critical con-
dition. The other passengers were none Of
them dangerously injured, though severely
jammed and bruised. 5s.-
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FIRST PARISH CHURoH.-Rev. j. f. w. wara .
Baltimore, will preach tomorrow morning, Vesne,
service in the evening at u O'Clock.
NEW JERUSALEM CHrRoH-Sublect of the ser.
jeremiah xxx 1e. Srhe Lord o,,r = R iS Or
ness" e siis s.tA tau- % III 77-SS,1S
PEARL STREET UNIvERsALIsT CHfrpcau z-tsev..
Il. u. mayer OF Boston, Mass. will preach to-Inor.
row. services VIII commence at 105 A. NJ and z.
MISS CLARK proposes to speak twice econcernin.
= Inc 4aIe mat now is near the North End of Tu-
KEYS bndge, Tomorrow at O'Clock p. M. and {
THERE win be Sabbath School Concert at Missior
Chapel behring's bridge, SUNDAY evening commence
ing 81 " O'Clock. Friends of Sabbath Schools ART
COZ diaAy invited. q MH e. ssatsit sss1
Rev. Mr.. oHRsEo Of this city win preach at st.
Lawrence Street Charel tomorrow 4
kEv. LYMAN ABBoTT of New York City, vii
preach at High Street Church Tomorrow. ar4
FIRST UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH, Congress Square
Services will be resumed tomorrow forenoon an
evening Preaching by the Pastor, Rev. e. G. Bollet
CoNGRTss HALL.-By tie sudden Illness of Mix
Lizzie Doten who was engaged for Il trst two Sab
baths Of this month, the Sunday Lectures at IT,
above named place viii be postponed until Sunday
Sept 17th when they will be recomm need by Mrs
Augustus A. CurTicr OF Massachusetts,. y,
THE Washing oman Society will hold meetin;
Sunday evening al Sons of Temperance Hall. So
Congress- street, at II O'clock Tie public are ~
Vited. n -isg
SNRvIcEs at tho West Conversational Church h.
Tewksbury, will preach. a1seas OUR
Rev. MR.. BARTLETT of Williamsfown. Mass. viii
supply tie pulpit Of the Third Parish Church TO-
morrow. III
SERVICES and sermon may be expecfed at ST.
LAKES CHURCH on Sunday evening, at o'clock :
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From. Haytt and San Donss,.go.

NEW YORK, Aug. 81.
The Herald's Kingston, Jamaica, CORES
pondent says the headwey the reyolutioni sts
are making in Hayti has induced President
Jeffrard to make preparations for his escape
from that country. slss fs5ig egeale iI.yg
The negroes OF Jamaica are reduced to most
abject poverty by the severe drought of this
summer and are on the verge of Starvation.
They blame the Governor and are so bitter that
an outbreak is anticipated assasa
The Herald's Santiago correspondence says
that Notwithstanding the havoc cat1sed1b by the
invasion of San Domingo by the Spaniards, the
crops are now coming forward handsomely,
and the people, are more united than ever to
maintain their independence. The latterst
ment conflicts with the report already publish
ed Of a rising to 6epose Gen. Pirnental. d
The action Of the Spaniards in blockading
the ports has shut in much tobacco belonging
to Americans and Europeans, and the Domin-
leans have determined upon issuing commits
sioners'to privateers to prey ON Spanish com
merce.
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From Eeso Orleans and nfsssoo.

b sf0a NEW YORK, Aug. 81.
The steamer Northern Light brings New
Orleans adVices of the Path. ,heI 6IfH
The Times says, on the 23d an ARRAY oc-
Cured, in which Signor Savega, on Monmau-
ry'o staff, was SO severely stabbed by Col. Chas.
Forsyth, son of the Mayor, that he could not
recover. 1t appears that Forsyth charged Sa-
vega with seducing his wife, when the latter
slapped Forsyth's face. Forsyth then drew
knife and stabbed Sayega. .,7Ss s
The Times City Of Mexico correspondence Of
July 21st says the Freaeh Courts Martial are
purifying the country by, shooting annually
forty thousand Mexicans. mss
The French organ declares the Empire a
failure, and advocates French prUtectorate,
and the country must be abolitionized by the
United States. Mexican independence it says
Is impossible Qg,a ~ - so
r, There is continual fighting, with frequent
Imperial disasters. The patriotism of the
ReoplS Is increasing, and the prestige of the
E E. .l Troops is gone. The breach between
ma and the French is increa ing.
St ne rren Tn expect war with the United
the Empire. = 30'NS'A = opposiNo'N0'i "
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The Neav N.K. Custom House O2aoials Wash
I S issgton COrresposadeace. & q "a i
NEW YORK. Sept. L II
The monitor Monadnock Is to be sent to
/ San Francisco around Cape Horn.
Mr.. Preston King, the new Collector, took
charge OF the Custom House this morning, Nh.
draper delivering to him the books and pa
pers. The Deputy Collectors were introduc-
/ 90 to Mr.. King and duly sworn in. 1t is said
put very few changes of suborlnates will be
made. 88 Ras.
The new Naval Officer, Mr.. Moses f. Ode1l.
also took possession of his Office, swearing in
his deputies. E1ea9i ase1 s9arsf [.1H e5Inl
The Posts Washington dispatch saws on the
: authority OF the Chronicle the War Depart
nent has summoned every witness Werz has
named for his defence, and that MANY of them
are already here
A meeting of Andersonville prisoners was
held to-day for the purpose of organizing a
permanent society. .1as $ .siS9tisaf
The Attorney General has notified Govern
or Pierpont that claim agents, pawn brokers,
lawyers and other middle men, delay rather
than accelerate the the giving of claims and
pardons.
The efforts of the Government to arrest the
rebel General McCausland, under Indictment
10 pennsylvania, have not succeeded He has
left.for parts unknown. fiioj 1s4 4 1o BIZ
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From Fort Laramie.

Fort LARAMIE, Sept 1.
A wagon road party, Col. Sawyer, from Sioux
City, arrived at Fort Cameron, Powder river,
after many hardships, in destitute condition.
They report the route by Minnesota and White
River impracticable. They were sometimes
ed them several tines, but were driven off,
The party lost three killed, among them Col.
Sawyer's brother. The route to Montana from
this place via Fort Conner, Powder river and
Clark's Ford, along the east base of Big Horn
mountains, is reported practicable. 1t cuts of
$50 miles Of distance by the old trail. Plenty
of wood, water and grass are said to be on the
route which is, very direct. The post for Pow
der river is located on this route
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ATENTED MAY 18TH, 1865.
NOW RE.AnX.


Inc Praise of Zion. new collection of Mu-
pc ior schools, Chors, Musical Societies and
conventions and the Home Circle; containing sys-
tenn OF Musical Notatons, variety of Exercises,
songs, Glees, &C., for School and Choir practice; AN
EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF TUNES OF ALL ME-
TRES, with large assortment of Sentences, Anthems.
and Chants. By SoLoN WILDER and FREpER1c s.
DAVENPORT. sls
Inc publishers call attention to this new work with
much confidence thatit viii prove one of the most at
actve and practically useful works of its class given
TO the public in many years. Its contents are char
by freshness variety real merit and adapt
illness to popular use. They are derived from many
minent sources American and foreign. The best old
tunes are included with rich collection ofnew nu-
sic. Sent free by mail for the price, $1.5a To faci-
ate It's introduction, win send single copy for ex-
animation to any teacher choir leader postpaid on
receipt Of seventy-ave cents. ailt 3 k1so,s'
Catalogues OF our musical publications, including
the popular works OF Lowell Mason, VIM. B.
Bradbury, Geo. F. Root and many Others free to any
address, All publications are sold in Boston, at
our prices, by MASON & HAML1N.
MASON BROTHERS,
5s6 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Aug 3O-d1awS6w&wsw
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july2sdt
By HORATIO HARRIS &c co.,
mo. Is INDIA s.


COMMANDANrs OFFICE, Aus. "A, 1895.
The U. S. Steamers "New LOndon,' i-sAi6 atr So
Wilderness" "Penguin," ana Gimme lie
Barque "Midnight," ana the Schoona rs "i>s.a,'
go. W. gers ''S0phr mis-" ami SIC u m n
will be sold at PuOnc Auction by AOhA 40
HARRIS, at this Navy Yard, tFlDAI. the
EIdhfh DAY Of septic Der, al twelve O'SlC.K.
The New London" Is a wJoden, Steamer,
register length Os3 let, bleaot 3taS ieet, ae,lh
Oft feet. T stnfsff N..il NUi.IHl
The "Albatross' Is q wooden, screw steamer, reg
ister length 160.7b feet, breadth 2s.51 deis -
The "Wilderness" u woooen, 81. e wheel -teGmer,
register length 146 feet breadtl $780, rcpth ltiO
Inc penguin" Is WOODEN, screw steamer, reg
lister length 1915 feet, breadth 1928, de tn Il.
The "kmma," Ii an iron, screw stcalncr register
length 1895, breadth 2J.5J, 0epth 1z.ii.
The "A1iunlgat" Is clipper Darque rcgsier length
121 feet breadth 2743 ftcl, repth Il Iet,.
The "Para" is q schooner, register lcL Ca. leet,
breadth 24.50 feet, oepth leet.
+ The 81. w. hogers' IS sc 0oner, register length
I6ieet breadth 2233, depGh 6.75.
The "SophrJnia" Is schooner, register IL n
106.s3 feet, Drea1Ih 1878, depth S.-b.
The stJohn Grailh" q schooner, register length
114.5O feet, breath Is feet. depth 9.
Five Per cent o. the purchase money must 70 ON
the Jay Of sale tie remainder before III, 70 Q. Is
removed from the Navy Yard, which mus be tue
within six days after the date of sale A Il lrve. "
IF the articles to be sold with the vessels to aud
at this Yard.
S. H. sFRINGHAM, Rear admiral.
Aug q, 80 sept, 4,6.
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60. NEW York, Sept. /.
The Post publishes letter from Capt. An
derson Of the steamship Great Eastern, con
Hesays he was at first doubter, but seeing
the means adopted, he became hopeful, then
with actual experience be became sanguine.-
He then briefly details his experience which
has already been made public, and earnestly
urges new trial, first in laying new cable
with additional machinery, and then picking
up the old one. He suggests that the new ca
Bile be laid next May, because the Great East
ern and the necessary machinery cannot be got
ready under two months, not ten as telegraph
ed. His letter shows that he is very sanglline
as to the ultimate success, and saws Mr.. Field
and all on board share his hopefulness
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Change of Time.
Real Estate for Sale.
Girls Grammar School.

4 tANDIDATES for admission, who were prevent
~ cd from attending the examination on 31st July
VIII De examined at the Grammar School Room in
the high School Building Cumberland Street, on
MONDAY, Sept. a, at IA. M. aAN
: Aug. 3l-dtd aIf4-f .rf
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A SUITABLE person to conduct an officers mess
las at Fort Preble Apply to the Adiutant at Fort
rreoie. f-s'--ih aug3od3t
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Notice.

A LII persons hereby forbid trusting any person
"A on my account as shall pay no debts other than
my own contracting.
GEORGE N. RICE.
Portland, Aug. %, 1855. augsodiws
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MuN1c1PAL COURT. SEPT.

Charles Lynch, a hard coal teamster, plead
ed guilty to obstrueting the sidewalk by driv
ing his team on to it, and paid fine of fiyl
dollars and costs. sfqA4a 4 baa sisg8a
Thomas Rice, for driving his horse at aifast
er gate than is allowed by the city ordinance
was find five dollars and costs. Committed.
Joseph q. Parker pleaded guilty to obstruct-
ing the sidewalk by standing thereon with &
group of young men. He paid fine Of five
dollars and costs.
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Mole York 1Enrkefs
ootton-steady; sales 800 bales Middiing Tplands

kstf NEW YORK, Sept. i,
Cotton-steady; sales 1900 bales Middling Uplands
Flonr-sales 1900 bbls; State 50 q 70. Round
Hoop Ohio 70 a II 90. Western go q 40. S9utn-
ern niet; saiesI 500 bib ut g20 q s1400. CANADA
steady; sales $50 bbls ata7 90 q 10 70.
Wheat-dull; sales 81, 900 bushels. Chicago Spring
80. Milwaukee Club 30 q b3. Amber MIL
waukee 54g9g ! o.. ,g3 s'5f~aggg arr
ern 91t "a &c.
Oats-dull; sales at &c.
Bcef-hrm Extra mess q 10 30 q ii 80.
Pork7%l0werj sales 4250 hbls. New Mess 20 70 Y
80 81. Eess27 % a 2S co. y
Larl-steady; sales $50 bbls at 194 q 25c.
Whiskey-sales 1870 bbls at 2249e 1245.
Sugars-actiye sales 49, lhds. AiuscoYado 1910 q
1876. Havana BOO boxes at 164 a JTic. 2 AlUiU
Freghts to Liverpool-frm.
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Terrible Tragedy--A Husband ,,,,,y 1,rx,.y 81
by Deran0ed WIZ. osstso 0"o'

A horrible tragedy occurred in South ned.
ham, last night, man, his wife and danebter
being shot dead. Mr.. Carlos Marston. hon.
oeapathic physician and his daughter, an in.
teresting girl of ten years of age, were shot
dead BY Mrs A as. the physicians wife,
has been sick for number Of weeks past, and
has at times given evidence ofmental derange.
ment. For the past few days 1t was thought
she was growing worse. y ... Is
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U. s. Discussing Office.

U " DISuuTsIng UMce,
AUGUSTA, MAINE,
~ f..,-aa -. august is, 1865.
Marshal Generals Ace, all persons having claims
agalnst the United States for expenses incurred in
otner accounts properly chargsable to fun for Col
iecuny Organizing and Drilling Volunteers, are mo-
uued that they must present them az TINS once ~
once for adjustment. G. MACMICHAEL,
Capt 9th D. S. Unity, NJ. and Disb's ohicer.
August 81. DIM
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For Sale

The undersigned win continue the business untler
the same firm name OF Ross Brothers.
aug7du VIM. ROSS, JR-
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SEIZURES. - Deputy Marshal Irish yes
terday seized small quantity of liquors in
the saloon Of Joseph Norton on Lime street.
1t is the place called the Senate
Deputy Marshal Wentworth paid another
visit to the saloon of James III. Hawkins on
Exchange street, next above the Custom
House, and seized a small quantity Of liquors.
This is the third or fourth seizure made in this
place within short time.
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DecalcOmania, Decalcomania y!
plCTuREs transferred, with facility, at seiy ! V
- rases at No. 37B Middle ) rect, Payson's Bio X.
varnsn with printed directions for using, Tor C u.
per bottle. .aug22dtf
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Valuable House Lots at Auction.

~ The SS s.day, Sc It 9Th at O'Clock NJ on
UABI,k Ha.l4sees, we shall sell at auedJn TEN VAL
20 "a tnoussDS y LOIS. Containing r. IN about l6
road from inc Se, eae These lots are on The new
the Iron Works ans any road near Tukey's Bridge to
Power Com mn sss f1rssumpseot Land ana Water
beantiftllly IocstedN'a1ss- They near the city
must ADVANCE rapidly as the works Of tie Il S nv
rover Company aasanee; They are only hail mile
partieulars, please call on Pian' anu
- AENRY BAILEY & CO., Aucaonesrs
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death Of a Submarine Diuer !.

HARVE DE GRACE, Nd, Sept. I. 7
Mr.. Broad of Boston, one Of the principal
submarine divers employed by the Phia,1el-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company, in the construction of their bridges
at this point, was smothered to death in his
diving dress this afternoon, owing to a detect
in the air pumps.
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Meeting of the Creditors of Norris II schu,n
lssiIsf % gtlsiI a5ae Son e Co. gsi nj are ~

NEW York, Sept. l.
DyinVitation Of the house of Morris Ketch-
UNI, Son & Co., a meeting Of the creditors was
held to-day. The assets are estimated at from
two and a half to three millions, and the liza
bilities are four millions. 1t il understood
that plan of settlement has been proposed
and the probabilities are that it may be ac-
cepted. aa a9ifa.a9l. a6 atieesa b Ilia
The Post says the meeting of the creditors
of the firm of Ketchum, Son & Co. to-day, at-
ter full discussion, agreed upon settlement
The creditors are to accept sixty per cent. oil
their claims, all the property of the firm to be
given into the charge Of assignees. 4.
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New YORK, Sept 1.
2 Gunboat Ampheon has arrived at New Or
leans. =. ''9l 4
~ The brig Florence got ashore in New Inlet
coming out of Whining ton on the 24th ult.--
Part OF her cargo was thrown overheard. The
vessel is much strained and leaking badly.
The crew were all taken away safe. rs
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LARCENY Charles E. Morton, on Thurs
day night, slept with companion named
Brooks. Friday morning he arose, and b,
some mistake put on Brooks pants. Discover
ing his mistake, he took them of, but in SC
Icing some twenty-nine dollars, which was in
the pockets of the pants, found its way out
Morton was arrested, and 500 of the money
was found in his boot, where, he alleges, it
fell from the pockets, He was locked up.o Il
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I CLOSING SALE.--The closing sale Of linen
goods at Patterns Auction Room, win take
place Monday afternoon at 2 ~ O'Clock lat
which time the balance of the stock viii be Of
fared. There are some handsome goods in
this stock, and purchasers should improve this
opportunity. - "a. IN. a.fl !. VIZ 49,
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House and Lot ~ Ano.;o

~ Satqriay, September "a, at o'clock p NJ
" we shall sell two ami a has st oSA =. us
.Ouse with Dr1ck basement No. n Alqer 81. h -
he northerly house in the block Of two houses This
rooms, excellent Closes ami sin-room: I, a. No Su
hard AM soft; excellent cellar, with gSo1 briek Ss
oern: and everything In and about the house IL In
good order. - "
Sale positive-terms at SALE ...I GA tI-..
49,. Harry BAILEY, q Co., Auctioneers.
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SEVERE ACcIDENT.-Mr. J. T. Brown. on
orator in the telegraph Office at Nswburyport
was knocked off the platform of car while
passing over the bridge at Newburyport YES
tsrday, his head coming in contact with the
gate Of the bridge The cars passed over his
right hand, seyerihg the thumb and two fin
gers. sae.as
Some years since he kept a shop out West,
ana enc evening, having been out visiting
Grled his shop door on his return home. He
J found it'open, and upon entering was knocked
DOWN and beaten until seriseless, and then
gagged. The villains then robbed his shop and
set fire to it. Mr.. Brown was rescued just in
time to save his life, but for a long time after
wards the upper part of his body was bent &c
an angle of forty-five degrees. Itwas not un
til after many severe and painful operation
IN his back that his body could be straight
snsd, and then only partially. He has been
engaged for some time as a telegraph operator,
! Jut by the accident of yesterday he loses the
humb and fingers necessary for manipulating
he instrument. a'e-.'nf'ssi ~
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T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS, EN-
IL GINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.
UNITED STATES MILITARY Ran ROADS,
OFFICE OF AssIBTAHT (UAkTERaAsrER,
IYashfn0tOn. d. e. A aust VI fS6s

IL GINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.,
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERS ASrER,
Washington, ID. e., Al gust II, 1855.
win be sold at CITY POINT, VA. IN WtINEs
DAY, October II, at II o'clock A. NJ. Abou, TOUR
thousand "A, 000l tons Railroad Iron.
At PORTSMOUTH, VA, on FR . ~, October
10, at u NJ:
Five t6l fIrst class Locomotive Engines.
About (50l Freight Cars and one II PASSENGER Car
At NOkr ok, VA, October 10, at o T. -.
One new Locomotive kngine, foot gauge
At ALEXANDRIA, VA, ON TUESDAY. October
18th:
inch gauge. KOS
Eighteen (1sl new Platform Cars, Eve loot gauge
Twenty-Five (26l new Box Cars, 1--WE fB) .o0t gause.
About three hundred and fifty (S6Ol Boz Cars, cet
81 In. gauge.
About two hundred and thirty tssOl Platform do,
About thirty (30I Stock d. 4 feet 81 in. gauge.
twenty l20l Passenger do, leet 81 in gauge.
One ~ Wrecking do, 4 feet 81 In. gauge.
Two 90 new Trucks.
Sixty do. do, framed.
rourteen (f4l Flats
About two thousand e, OOO) tons Railroad iron.
Sales 10 commence at ALEXANDRIA, at 20 A.
NJ. and to continue from day TO day until all are
sold.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
H. l.. ROBINSON,
lf. u. Brew. Col anu A. O. NJ
u s. Military Railroads
August 15--dtoOct 10
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ScARBoRo' NoMuNATfoN.-Lieut.g Horat.o
Hight, of Scarboro', has been nominated for
Representative in the Legislature, to be sup
ported 5y the Union men of that town and
Wlndham' Ii truth and righteousness are not
oeieate1, Lieut.. Hight will be triumphantly
elected. a8
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The TAX LIsT.--The reader will confer a
special favor if he viii not look at the first page
to-day. We took especial pains to have the
city tax list correctly set, but the press-wprk is
50 badly done that much Of it is unintelligible.
Monday, we shah try it over again, and, if jus
tice is done to it, the appropriate remarks viii
be found upon the inside. If it is not palmer
Monday than it is to-day, we propose to keep
trying for the next three months.
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opportunity

DETENTION OF MAIL TRAIN.-In conse-
quence of the burning of a small bridge near
Salisbury, Mass, on the Eastern Railroad, the
passenger and mail train from Boston, due
here yesterday at 1880, didnot arrive until af-
ter a O'Clock in the afternoon. TX ,ai aes
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TELEGRAPH TO THE PACIFIo.--We are re.
quested to inform our readers that the tele.
graph lines to San Francisco are now in good
working order, and that business viii be for
warded promptly. .sino9 % ssasai2,e
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SHORT 6 LoRING, Exchange street, supply
the New Book of "Hymns and Prayers"-to
be used in Congress Square Universalist
Church, without proft--for the accommoda-
ton of their customers.
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Dissolution.

.tstla4 yNE PORTLAND, August 2 1865.
THE copartnership heretofore existing between
l. GEO. E. ROSS and WIN. ROSS, JR., under the
firm name Of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-02

Another Railroad Accident-A Stage Coal:
Ran OUes.by a Freight TyGiN--One Man kali
ed and several Passengers Injured.