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The Portland daily press., 1865-07-07
FOREIGN PORTS.


SD ns 7s-@-- amp Dus,Asf nm, a'nss,
CID St Liverpool 10Th ult, ship american Union,
SD 10th, ship Constitution, sticlsney. New York.
Ga At London 2lst ship Ellen Maria, Hall, New
A At shields 2lst, Guiding Star Small from Hull
to load for New York (,.r 81 ~ =, Z. $500
ver from Newcastle for New YORK. e"s''' oii-
ar. Ar at Barbados 10th ult, brig Humming Bird,
AT Baracoa Esd ult schs Sarah Mills, and Flying
Scud, for New York, soon. WW#YTWT 80
Sid FIN Cienfuegos 23d ult, barques Dolphin fBrl for
Portland; John Griffin, Chase, New York
Ar a. sagqe 10th ult, brig Hattie Emery, Palm
Sid 2sd, barques john Carver, Nichols, New York;
26th barque Statira, BIZ Herman, for do; Carta
(Arg) Race, for port North Of Hatteras
Ar at Havana oath ult barque Atlanta, Evans, I'm
| for Northern port)
Prigs Thos Connor Stevens, Portland; Goth, Lorana
SD 2Ot6, barque Chiffon, tBr, Stafford, sagua and
cid 2sth, 6arque Jas Ward Nichols. Boston. /.
In port list, barque B Hamilton, White, for New
Ar at Matapzas 10th, barque Esther, Prince, New
York; Harry Booth, CHM, do -4,ff "a B b.
hhds sugar, at SSs per hid; brig stowers Coz hhSS
sugar for do, at 81; barque Gushing Cardenas for
Sid f@ caTd S s as sI ut baque Phlena Davis
New York; brig H Kennedy, erosion, Tor 6eyer)
do; 2sth, Crimea, Hiehborn, for Portland; Martha
Washington, Blanchard, New York.
Ar at Quebec I'd inst ship Alfred Storer, Ascaugh,
Ar At st John NIB sd inst, ship Freeman Clark,
tnew) Small, Bath. -a4Nslaf5 s4Ei
lPer steamer China, at Beston.l
Ar at Liverpool Esd ult, America, Mortimer, from
st John NIB.
on the port oath, j Baker, Miller, from Galway
Sid 21st, Catharine, Williams, Boston. =
CID 22d, II 4 Spearing, Rogers Cronstadt.
:, Cid at London 10th, vcksbuTg, Boyd, Port Phil
OF the Overs 10TH E W stetson, Sherman, from
London for New York. 10y r4 tN4W
Ar at Shields 22d, Guiding Star, Reed, Hull.
AT &c cardiH I'D, Crest Of the Wave, woodburn,
AT A. Newport oath, Annie BoyIston, Peterson, for
Ar at Queenstown 22d, Witch Of the Wave. Todd,
Caiao, put in leaky, aaas7 IlT
, Ar at Melbourne prev to May Is, Com ofthe Ocean,
Pritchard, Boston; Warrior, Paqe DO
At Colombo May III Western Empire, Wood
sid sla I'm iIavre goth ut Atalantu, pinkharn for New
car. Ar at Hamburg 18th nit adelaide Norris, Reed,
Sid an cronstadt 10th uli, Telegraph, Zones, for
June 90 lat 90 81 N, lon IS w ship Moraya, Pat
ten, from Sunderland for Hong Kong.
June 26 lat 90 80 lon So 80, sch Mary Kelle5, from
Eastport for Jamaica.
july l. iat Al, Ion H. ship Blue jacket, Dillingham;,
from New York for San Francisco. ~ ~ 800 |
july 4 lat % so Ion 70 As, barque Commerce. from
NJ k-1aana far BOston
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Bowdoin College.

VIE annual meeting Of the OverseerS OF Bowdoin
Soilese, viii be held at theif Room IN The Chapel
on on tuesday the FIRST day Of Angust next, at two
O'CLOCK In the afternoon. ,....-.
, Brunswick, July ., 1855. juiy7dtd'
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

1a75S T-y 35ST ~ s75S, 4 Voc y -
2 The Blossoms Of the gold. colored compac ON the
hair Of the Indian Woman, supply the sanscrit poets
with elegant illusions. And ERIING's AlIBRosIA
makes American ladies enyiable forutheir luxuriant
cheystare. ifis as july4snd2w
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vidaM RS. LIN IsNsL.O,W.s ssas
An EXPERIENCED Nurse and Female Phi,
sician presents to the attention Of Mothers her
Z & YISss soot hing Svru.p,
FOR chill Rem TEE urnrc.

sSAkffS1. ~ = - p ~, lls 4.4..
FOR CHILDREN .TEETHING
which greatly faelitates the process Of Teething bv
softening the gums reducing all determinations, win
aallay an PAfN and spasinodic action, and Is 81
y SURE NO REGULA1Gs THE BOWELS. 81 +
Depend upon it, mothers, twill give rest to your
seiyest aadi u s42G gtTidT
RELIEF AND HEALTH To YOUR INFANTs.' 20
We have put up and sold this article for over ;yt
years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH Of Il
what we have never been able to say of any other
medicine- Nerey has il ruled in a sagse Instance 10
eject a cte, when timely used. Never did we Know
an nstance Of Dissatisfaction by any one who used n
On the contrary, all delighted with its operations
and speak In terms of commendation Of its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak in this matter
''what we DO KNOW" after thirty years experience
and pledge our reputation for the fulflment Of what
we here declare ifl almost every instance where the
infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
VIII be found in fifteen minutes after the syrup Is ad-
ministered. 4 = W.. yx,.
Full directions for using viii accompany each hot
tlle None genuine unless the facsimile ofCURTIs
& PERKINS. New YORK, is on the outside wrapper
Sold BY al Druggists throughout the world.
= Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
2 iihesssdssH '...is
ore. r. ,.u ore n, ,vo,,S ~ - AS
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Miss Anna E. Dickinson has published a
card denying report that she is preparing for
the stage; on the contrary, she states she will
endeayor by study to sustain the place which
she has gained by the favor of the public.
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP,

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such univers al
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollient in its nature, fagrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 m
For sale By al Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
june31d1yr ~
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STEINER ron IFREEPORT.

-. The steamer CASCO will leave
,rSs=s>--.-rGM Freepore for Portland every MON
n. linn DAY, WEDNESDAY, and SarIR-
60 DAY Mornings at O'Clock. -
~ - =. Returning, viii leave CUSTOM
Fare each way, 60 CENTS Freisht taken Al low
raIss' z h-l4 '-i JULY Pm
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MARINE N EWS
PoRTboF PORTLAND.

Thursday, July 9.
a. l ....,-- ARRIVED. ---- ..rr
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston for
Eastport and st John NIB. ,ai0iili,i 'fltfis oti
Steamer Montreal, Liscomb, Boston. l0l .tfI
Sch Julia, lBrl Seely, st George NIB. H.5I0y ar
Sch Belle, (Br) Edgett Hillsboro NIB. Drr
Sch Sea Breeze, Sayers, Rockport, Mass
Sch Arkanzas, Thorndike, ThOnaston.
Sch Sedonia, Simmons, st George, Me- i3GJ
Sch Alquizer, Watts, st George. ~. 3, ~ ~. q.
Sch Ike, Royal, Damariscotta.
Sch Texas, Day, Freeport for Bnste-, leaking bad
ly viii haave to discharge and go on the railway Cor
repairs kftla .afrIi. .fTNl III i1 lsTN
SIGNALIZED--As ship, supposed the Cosmopolite,
Waite, from Cadiz, 40 days ont. ss.ia..T I'd. sl
SAILED-Ships Southern Rights, Nor Wester
Br brig Geo G Roberts, and others. ~
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sS1g,@ DIR. EANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERR RITTER

The Great Blood Purifier, the best Health Restorer,
land the most perfect Spring and Summer Medicine
ever used. ~ r " = = ~ tss4fe
They ettectualiy cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Liver
and BILIOUS Complaints General Debility, and al,
Kindred diseases. s,}k
They cleanse the system, regulate the Bowels, re-
store the appetite, drive out all humor, purify the
blood and strengthen, nvigorste build up and re-
store toheaIth and sdidhess, both body and mind Of
all who them. Price 49, so and rs cents per bot
ues Sold by al dealers in lRedicines GEORGE 6.
GOODWIN & Co., SO Hanover ST., Boston,,
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HABMON. 4e s4WYER,
q, S: War claim Agents for Maine,

7Ill3 l1'''sT q $3.50 q -
WIN give their exclusive attention to collecting
PENSIONS, BoUNITEs, ARREARS OF PAY,
PRIZE MONEY, LOST CLOTHING, sc.
oficers sAccosnts with Abe Ordnance, Qaartermas-
ters and Treasury Departments adjusted and settled
and certificates of non indebtedness obtained. =
Terms reasonable. '9ea ~
~ No charges unless successful u ssse3iss
5, An advice and information free. st g1snRyshnaea
sOfite No. 50 Exchange Street, Jose Block, Told
stand Of Bradford 8 HARMONY ss r.
= .S e ka 2. X. HARMON,
$50 a3.a 3 w. s. SAWYER. e, "a
RERERENons :-Hon. WIN. P. Fessenden, u. s
Senator, Hon. Samuel Cony, Governor Of Maine;
Hon Israel Washburn, Jr., Collector ofCustoms.
* maEl6d&wtf ~. h'1N ffy. 7
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comes from such trials ofspeed and endurance.
There is noexcs1se for such work Its sheer
cruelty and nothing else. Let public opinion
frown down all such attempts. If gentlemen
Of the turf want sport let them seek it in some
more rational way than in trotting horse
until he drops dead in his tracks.
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2 sa JAMES. B. RACKLYFF,
Maine Bonnet BIe0cherv.
NO. sos CONGRESS STREET,
PORTLAND. MAINE.

All kinds Of Ladies', Misses and Gentlemcns' HATS
Bleached and Presstd In superior manner
An orders promptly attended TO- and sa isfaction in
all cases guaranteed. jnly7d3wi
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aC.. MORSE. M. ID.

TREATS catarrh, Bronchitis, and all affections Of
the Throat and Lungs by cold Medicated inhalation.
Success unprecedented. Can refer to thousands in
this city and State, and all parts of the United
States. ONCE. No. 2 SAITH STREET, PORTLAND,
MAINE. - - IS L IS * june2stf ~
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A II IS CENTS yard for sale at the Anc,io,,
IA Store Of 9. +. POSTER 100 Federal ST.
July'0
VNHE subscriber hareby gives public notice to ALI
concerned, that she has been duly appc insed and
nen pom hefse tne trus CT Administrative Of tho
JAMES L. MERRILL. s.s..,
ate Of Portland, IN the County OF Cumberland. de-
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs !. sbo f1-
fore requests all persons who Indebted 20 the said
leceasea's estate To make sranieiate payment; and
nose VINO nave allt fle4gs thereon, 70 exhibit the
Portland, July 8, 1866 '' y -7s-Is : vswsS
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CITY OF PORTI,AND-

NOTICE is hereby given, hat it Is the intention AZ
the City Council Q relay out Than s 81 eet. f,r
the use Of the City,-beginnng at its present feinn
and con sinuing TO low water mark
And the joint Standing Committee Of the citv
Council, ON laying out new Streets, ii pursuance ~
an order Of the City Council passed On the thr daS
Of July viii meet for said purpose bi Friday the 14R
Jay o. july &C o'clock m the afternoon at the ter
and there proceed to view and lay out said new treef
All persons Interested win take notice ana cavern
themselves accordingly. ~ sS''''t
iss Given under our hands hs 9th day Of July A. d.
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The Iightning Fly-KiIler.

4 Destroys Flies instantly and is not liable to be
mistaken for anything else. Is easily prepared and
used, and does rapid execution. Each sheet viii at
tract and kill quart of fies-and promotes quiet IN
reading, peace while you eat, and the comfort Of
nap in the morning. r aaA f5Ar AZ 3
, Soldby all Druggists june27eod1m
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GRAND EXCURSION!
@ TO BRUNSWICK,
On "Wednesday, Jaiy 1s,h, 1895.
The Machinists' and Blacksmith q Union
NUMBER .. i.

-NC-hD4@H
OF this State, VIII make an Excursion 10 B,,w.-
" wick on the 18th inst, and invite their f-rs -
join them that occasion, They VIII AXE os,sa,,
on the Portland q kennebec train Of cars at the t
- 30 lgt 81, at u O'CLOCK A. Nj. Returning leave
q 3esSAASs - y o'clock p. NJ. a.
Ifsg s'ela unds in Brunswick has-recn en-
gagged for their use on that day, wIre there VIII BE- a
variety Of enrerrainrnelits snch d wins Foot Ran
&c. Music win be furnished BIZ handlers Qusdris
Band, and all who wish can hayean opportunity Of
keeping time 10 its iaspiFing music
There viii be match game OF Base Bah between
the Eon Club, of Portland, and the Bosdon College,
Nine, Of Brunswick, for championship Il the State.
10 REFR ESHM ENTs
prince Of caterers. W .-.- nv t'fIf7 l
Fare so Goats for the round trip. Tickets 10 b.
obtained of the Committee Of Arrangcmeuts or m IN,
cars on that day. a--i'ti = WIZ 49,.
If tAe weather Is unpleasant, the Extension WIN 10
postponed 60 the first pleasant day. 81 A.
S.A. AHDERSoN,i Committee q,
r J, 4. BROWN, Of
July ibid
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u. S. Sanitary Commission
ARMY & NAVY CLAIM AGENCY.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES. ~"
". III. FeSseAcsen, Local agent.
Omce, No. IS Ezehaage Street. g,s t

VlHE U S. SANITARY COMMISSION desiring %
L relieve Soldiers Sailors, and their families frOm
the heavy expenses usually paid for the prosecution
Of such claims have established this Agency TO COL
ect PENSIONS arrears OF paw bounty and other claims
against the Government, WITHOUT CHARGE OR Ex-
PENsE OF ANY KIND WHATEVER TO THE CLAIM
ANTS. na. .s lIII Ni'@ sd ~
On application sent to this Agency, stating the
name and post Office address Of the claimant, the
of discharge DEATH the proper blanks win be filed
out as far as possible and forwarded 10 the person a
plying. These can then be executed and returned 10
this ONCE where the claim VIII be prosecuted to final
issue In the shortest possible time
july7eOd2m6e w6m.
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HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

g PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated
the superiority of this machine all others for the
purpose of sinking Oil wells the undersigned Is now
prepared to receive orders for the same. u sNot.s
This machinery comprises everything requisite for
the boring Of oil wells, excepting the STEAM ENGINE
and CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE, tbut will be furnish
ed, If desired at reasonable price,l and dspenses
with the use of the Derrick Rope, Bull wheel and
other cnInbrous and expensive fixtures now in use,
and is arranged, being constructed wheels and
portable that Il can be easily removed for the pur-
pose of sinking wells in different localities.
THE DETRITUs is removed from the well by our
Patent Hydraulic process, and does not require the
removal Of the drill from the boring. This process
only removes all the detritus in from five to ten
minutes but likewise eectualy clears out and opens
all the small oil veins that often entirely closed
mp by the old process of sand pumping.
{ With this Machine and practical engineer a well
can be sunk from 400 to GOO feet within period OF
from fifteen to thirty days after the soil pipe has been
driven. r. tAH 81 81 = 7'7f tft fl ~ 3etf'
Arrangements are being made for the construction
and delivery, of these machines at New York, Nor
witch; Newburg. N. Ys and Pittsburg Pa. 4 a..
For further infornation, price, terms, &C., adj
dress, SIMEON LELAND,
sd l-is' E1zE ass METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
ap17eod3m, es H. nh ma New York. Z
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Brig Manzanilla, Of Portland, 1s5 tons, cid meas
uremeut, built at Harpswe in 1859, has been sold to
Capt John IL Magune, and others, of Camden, for
$4,000 cash. She viii hereafter hail from Camden
der command Of Capt Magune and be employed in
the coasting business. is 90
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~ II you are in want Of amy kHsd or PRINTING
call Ct the Daily Press ONCE. ustzss' II
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-ii9t iq4li SPOKEN. f
June 20. lat a. 81 n, Ion IS W, ship Moray.a, Pat
ten, from Sunderland for Hong Kong.
june 2e lat 90 80 lon 50 80, sch Mary KELLEY, from
Eastporf far jamaica H-AH
July l. iat Al, Ion Il, ship Blue Jacket Dillingham;
from New York for San Francisco. rrrr =. ~
Juiy4 lat % 80, Ion rs AS, barque Commerce., from
New orleans for Boston.
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The following volunteer sentiments ware
handed to the Toast Master and read by him.
By Hon. G. Holden, at the close of his sneecb


TIE tue great FremPlars Of Common schoois-tbe
one,-nom life unsurpassed in the annals Of fhe
world Tor purity of purpose, comprehensive states
manship and trust IN God IN the darkest honrshas
risen to an Immortality in history whose lustre shall
feel no shadow while time endures: the other-striE
ing on the same broad plane in an emergency which
assimilates 1t TO divine interposition is by his dise
pine in the common school of life SO fitted to i his
exalted position that the momentary fears of the ma
acn sink into a sublime confidence: give you those
curious examples of the grandeur that springs from
gJy nsnsn things-ABRAHAM LINCOLN and ANDREW
non John Lynch, who was obliged to
go oolore the close of the Grafton.
Liberty; the onS Essential to the protection of
Government '"undauon TOT hepuDncan
By Hon. A. Quinby.
Inc Leaders of the Rebeilon
bear. oe more than they can
By Hon. L. Valentine.
i, fhe Pioneers in the holy cause of the r.
tle eolored race They are now REALIZING heedom OF
Oh their hopes, and have their reward. 'e "oition
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UISASIEkSs w
Sch Waterloo Wyatt, from Bangor for Boston,
sprung aleak off Cape Elizabeth on Tuesday, her
deck load of lumber being too heavy and causing the
vessel to spread. She came into this port on We'd
nesday and win make some repairs before proceed
ing portion Of the deck load has been sold here
Ship Nor Wester from New York for San Fran
cisco, which put into this port 18th ut In leaky
dition, has completed repairs and proceeded.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGES.
PHILADELPHIA, July far, sch Ida How
ard, McDufie, Portland. - -sf'-
CID 9th, barlue Eventde, Park, Portland. il Il
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The Llncoln Ncdnl hi Frares

The French Government has hasten
ed 70 correct the mistake Of ovss-zeal-
Gus officials, in suppressing the popular
subscription TO the Lincoln medal The
Constitutional of the 7th inst says:
Several journals have spoken of =
seizure effected at the house of N. RI
gOllei, of ChauVigny, (Vienne,) on the
occasion OF 4 subscription list beSng
opened for q medal in honor of Mr..
Lincoln. This seizure occurred solely
in consequence Of an application ef the
regulations concerning hawking, re-
quiring previous authorization, which
had not been demanded. Bnh the Ad-
ministration have now givsa orders
that the subscription to the medal of
Mr.. Lincoln shall meet no hindrance.
The Government Of the Emperor,
whose sentiments were manifested in
80 signal q manner on the occasion Of
the crime committed against the Presi~
dent of the United States, could ma
but leave the most complete liberty "a
such q manifestation.
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Gen. Grants Right Hand.

From Wilkes Spirit.
We see il stated in the papers that
General Grants right hand was so
badly swollen by the time he reached
Buffalo, that he had TO do his shaking
with the left. If this report is true, We
know how his right hand became dis
abiAd, and the explanation Of the cause
vii reveal another Of his traits of charac-
ter which will not fail 10 greatly impsess
the public. During the Generals over
Whelming impromptu reception at the
Astor House, in this city, q tall, athletic
man, who came in turn, after gripping
his hand firmly, commenced wFenching
It till the elbow turned painfully in the
socket.
Perceiving the fellow object, the Gen
ersl, who has himself powerful grippe.
suddenly twisted the Tuf1ian hand back
and looking for an instant steadily into
its owners eye, contented himself with
throwing it Of, and with merely saving.
IN an undertone, which was not heard
even BY 3 member Of his staff, ''You
internal rascal, / ought to knock you
down He then released him, and
the villain, glad to be let of in this
way, hurriediy slid through the crowd.
The forbearance of Gen. Grant, in en-
during this outrage, the bare mention
Of which would have subjected the ag-
gressor 10 have been torn to pieces, is
indicative of great magnanirnity and
force Of character
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We ths undersigned, have this day ADOPTED the
Sneve rates for advertising, 70 whseh We hind cur
selves gsrictly % adhers.
WI. CAMERON CO.
JOHN WALLACE, for the DssprteA
BARRY, WINEAh 90. foY PfsSs.
EAsHYILLE. TzsE.. Sept "a 1854
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Notes Of all the denominations named viii be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third seres is precisely SINH
lar in form and privileges to me seven-Thrties al
ready sold, except that the Government reserves
toitsef the option OF paying interest in gold coin
at per cent, instead of s-lOths in currency
Subscribers will deduct the interest in currency up
70 July 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes Of this third series of
the seven-thirt es viii commence on the LIST Of June
and will he made promptly an continuously after
that date. 9svo {
The sligt change made in the conditions OF this
THIRD SERIES effects only the matter of interest.
The payment in goIe, if made, will be equivalent
to the currency interest of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments in the svent OF
which only will the option TO pay interest IN Gold
be ayailed Of, would so reduce and equslizs price
that purchases made with six per cent in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven aud
thrse-tenths per cent. in currency. Thisis the
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AND
PRICES.

$500 Dos. Painted Buckets
5000 " Assorted Brooms
l,2OO Tubs, painted and white i
I,bO0 Nests Baskets; lu
loco Pkgs. Spices;
500 Pkgs. Wrapping and Sewing Twinsi
500 Pks. Wick;
SOC Box Soap, No. i. German and Toile
800 Coils Manila ROpei
SEQ Coils Hemp
1000 Dos. Bed Cords;
1890 Doc. Liquor Kegs;
500 Cases Pickles;
soc. goo Assorted Cigars, common, medium
and fine;
Loco BOxIPipes, wood, clay, stone, &C.;
$500 Cases Can Fruitss
$50 Gro. Assorted Brus hes
I,sOO Rsams Wrapping Papers
loco Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
Tobacco, n lower prices than h ny
house in the West.
1000 Dos. Zinc and Wood Wash Tuba;
soc Pkgs. B. B. Cedar Ware,
1900 Dos. Well Buckets;
500 Bales oAkum.
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The Burning OF RIehmOnd-nsIg Ter
from Cen EEpll


from Gen. EEeIls
From she Richmond Republic, june 3.
The connection Gen. EWsll had with
Abe late disastrous FIRE hsrs. does not
seem 10 be fully understood. ia fol-
lowing is from letter. to e frhs nd In
this city, just received froza him
He Is still in Fort Warren:
Remember how hard tried 10 or
Ranize q constabulary force in Rich.
mond- knew nothing Of ne firing of
the arsenal or cutting the engine hose.
These were the work of unauthorized
persons or incendiaTies. had no force
% stop the plundeFing wi lich was going
on Sh night ] made c curriers' and DO.
hoemen Of my staff, try ing to prevent
disorder and violenc A Several fires
were kindied before &c left, and an at
tempt 10 burn Mayo bridge frustrated
by the daring of the engineer officers,
who, at great risk, removed burning
canal boats from nder it What did
was in obediencs 10 positive orders
that had been given me. Looking,
with General Kershaw, toward Rich
mond, We saw building after building,
st q distance from the river, ignite, evi-
IDENTITY set on, FIRE. feel this matter
very deeply. | see myself uniustly
blamed ! did not exceed but fell
short of my instructions.
Yours ahsctionately,
r s. EwELI"
The question is q plain one. Gen.
kwell, after taking every precaution in
his power TO prevent mischief, did what
every soldier is bound TO do-obeyed
orders. they were, it is true, outra-
geous, but for them the Confederate
Congress is responsible.
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Money Wanted.

WILL sell cheap. & nice House and Lot on
w isouth Cherry sireei, West side. seven doors
south Of corner 81 Cherry and Mulberry. and OBJ
poslie DT, Pools Office ne house contains hall,
three n oms, kitchen, etc. hydrari e the yeFdz
Il pless spuy located, well shaded, and IN a splen-
Ola neig htOrhOod hsfgsin cen be had IN this
Al ply % VIZ. n MCCARTHY,
ieia-A On re Premises.
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, ,oos No. i .ooond.nssd oEACgKR MACHINE
sompsels. AppiF Is
NASHVILLE STEAM Esks1.
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rTrHE present and prospective growth Of Nashville
demands that THIS Eouse should Be speedily