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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-21


The certificates Of indebtedness redeemed
at the Treasury for the week ending to-day
amounted to oyer ninety millions, and during
the same period $410,600 Of ndntilated cur
rency have been destroyed at the redemption
bureau.
Gen, A. b. Underwood to-day received hi;
Commission aSsarveyor of the port of Boston
and as a consequence resigned his military
commission in the volunteer service. Hon
d. W. Gooch is appointed naval officer al
Boston. sH u III &A
1t is said that the President to-day ordered
the payment of 1921 900 to Massachusetts, to-
wards the settlement of the total amount due
on her war debt, which is expected to be about
sS,0OO,000. ii 800 - asle@ 80 .5 9.s N WI
The next sale of vessels employed by the
Navy Department is ordered to take place at
the Washington Navy Yard on the 18th OF
September. 2 9ei asst sTaa ha8
Among the visitors at the Presidents house
to-day was the late rebel Gen. Ewell.
A large number of pardons were granted to-
day, principally to Virginians of the $4,000
class. Among the applications for pardon
Is that OF Brig Gen. Iyrrell of Tennessee.
The issues of national currency for the week
ending to-day, amounted to $3,O65,500.
iosea h-naiireo WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.
1t is understood that the sentence of death
G. S. Leger, Greenfield, British subject, con-
victed OF aiding prisoners of war at Camp
Douglas to escape, has been commuted by the
President to Imprisonment for life at hard la
Dor on the Dry Tortugas. III
u The Postmaster General has just concluded
treaty with the RALEIGH & CASTOR Railroad
Company for the daily conveyance OF the mail
between Weldon and Raleigh. This establish
es continuous postal communication between
the Northern States and the capital Iof North
Carolina.
The act of Congress forbidding under heavy
penalties the placing of the words Omitted
States mailn &c. on steamboats, or other YES
sells not yet employed in carrying the mail, and
publishing in the newspapers or otherwise
that any such steamboats, or vessels so EN-
ployed are used in carrying the mans of the
United States, having been evaded in many
instances, the Postmaster General gives I'M
struction to Postlnasters to take the necessary
steps to promptly enforce its provisions against
all offenders. ..f.ss .,.ss.,.. 100
Col. N. P. Chapman, A. A., D. c., continues
to be General Advocate of the Military Com
mission, which has been enlarged and organ
lied for the trial lof Capt. Wertz. Although
the charges and Specifications win not be inn
mediately made known until the arraignment
of the prisoner, there is reason to believe that
tain leading rebels to cause. by Starvation and
other means. the death of Union soldiers in
Southern prisons.
Some Of the Southern visitors to Washing
ton behave as if they had an undisputed right
to the pardon for which thew have apulied. and
are CORRESPONDENCE important. This retards
rather than facilitates their object. for the
President CONTINUES to act in such a manner
as to assure them that a pardon d an Act Of
clemency and not a right. The larger num-
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Neir York Markets. .

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.
C9ttenEyery firm; sales 1900 bales Middling Up
Flour-receipts $500 bbs sales 1900 bbls. State
and Western 10 "a 15c BETTER closing dull. Superine
State 20 a 70. Extra do Z 10 "a 20. Choice do
~ 25@7 40, Round Hoop Ohio 60 a IS. Choice
do 8 500 10 50! eSuperfine Western 20 a 9 10.
Common to good extra do 10 a So. Southern
Fancy and extra 90 "a 1895. Canada 10 a 15e bet
teri sales 400 bbls common extra at 10 q Z 30.
Extra good tochoice go a 10 40.
= Wheat-is In limited supply and the market is a
&c better on good and choice qualities closing dull
sales q 600 bushels part TO arrive. Chicago Spring
50. Amber Milwaukee 1 30 a. 51-f 80 was re-
fused for choice lots. Winter Red Western so a
2 Os. Amber State newell
Corn-rather more steady; sales $50 bushels.
Mixed Western at 903 q 81. Do do unsound 90c
Oats-dull and a &c lower; sales Western at So
a 64c.
Beef-quiet; sales 30 bbls Plain mess 8 30 a
IL 90. Extra mess 10 90 "a II so n tf4
Pork-dull and lower; sales $500 bbls new mess at
81 30 a 81 81 closing at 81 rs cash. 1868 and 1864 dc
q 90.
Lard-f1rm; sales 1860 bbls at 10 "a 24a.
State at 80 "a 36c.
{ Whiskey-frm; sales $50 bbls Western at 10 q
2 20.
Sugars actives sales 1900 hhds. Muscovade and
clarified do full previous prices "A 2
Coiiee-steady; sales 600 bags Rio at 19c.
M0lasses-dull.
Naval stores-iull; Spirits Turpentine 80. Crude
do dull. Rosin @7c.. Tarunchanged.
Oils-frmer; Linseed 1 20 a 1 %. Petroleum quiet
and unchanged. Lard, Sperm and Whale nominal
Tallow.frmer; sales 10000 lbs at III q 13a.
Freghts to Liverpooi--quiet. Cotton per steamer
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T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS, EN-
: IL GIHES, AND RAILROAD IRON.


UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS
OFFICE OF AssIsrANn QUARTERAEAsrER,
Washington, ID. c., August H. 1865.
Win be sold at CITY POINT, VA, ON WEDNEs-
DAY, October II, at II O'Clock A. M; About four
thousand "A. 000) tons Railroad Iron. n II.
At PORTSMOUTH, VA, on FRIDAY October
Five l6) first class Locomotive Engines.
About (50) Freight Cars and one a Passenger Car.
At NORFOLK, VA, October 10, at 8 p. N:
One new Locomotive Engine, foot gauge.
At ALEXANDRIA, VA, ON TUESDAY, October
18th: ~. ~,
Fifty t5O) frst-clkss Locomotive Engines feet 81
inch gauge.
Eighteen (lSS new Platform Cars, five foot gauge.
Twenty-Five (2b) new Box Cars, five Coy foot gauge.
About three hundred and ify tS5O) Box Cars, feet
About two hundred and thirty 1880 Platform do,
About thirty lsOJ Stock do, 4 feet 81 IN gauge
| Twenty (20J Passenger do, Ieet 81 In. gauge.
One ~ Wrecking do, feet 81 in. gauge.
/ Two t2l new Trucks. N II
Sixty do; do, framed.
Fourteen ia Flats Z" ~ .
About two thousand e, OOO) tons Railroad Iron
Sales to commence at ALEXANDRIA, at 10 A.
NJ, and 70 continue from day to day until all
sold. is.tI,
Terms: Cash, In Government funds
H. L. ROBINSON,
@ Brew. Col and A. q. NJ,
August 10 dto oct 10
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Washington Correspondence,

NEW YORK, Aug. 49,
8 The Posts Washington dispatch says the
receipts from the internal revenue yesterday
reached almost $2O00,000. 5a 20 Yx4n 4
1t is understood that no more National
Banks viii be authorized except incases where
applications were filed prior to the first of Au-
gust. The full amount Of currency to be is
sued by National Banks has been authorized,
which is the reason for this determination.
The Herald's special Washington dispatch
says the rebel General Johnston and wife left
Richmond for Baltimore on Saturday
The Herald's Fortress Monroe correspondent
gives rumor that preparations are making
for the trial of JEFF. Davis at that place. K
An order has just been received to muster
out 5000 troops in that department. This will
reduce the force in the department to TO-
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STATES MILITARY RAIRoAps-
OFFICE % e AssIs1AT e =

i.tl'iif 'A' Washington, ID. C.. ,Tulv oK 1ess -
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING Sf OK
VIII be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION. To he higbast
bidder, the following rolling stock: s-'''
3 On TUESDAY, september 10. at the Portland O.. p
Shop N Portland, Maine, Six (6l Locomotive Engines
MN, an InghoDA1i SeptemDer u, at hinkley &
.riye Engines. ll'd = t.t .llr'. +. il.'
On MONDAY, September rs, at Kennett Square
near Philadelphia, Penn, Fifty (50l Box Freight
Cars, tour feet eight-and-a-h alf-inch gauge.
On WEDNESDAY, September "a, at Whining
ton Dell Eighty-four lS4l Box Freight Cars, i've foot
gauge. 10 .T r, F. ~. u.
The above stock is an new, and Of the very best
quality. - --ui-t y
and cylinders 16x24 inches. They can be changed to
narrow gauge at q trifling expense.
Sales to commence ct 10 A. N. tIla -.f
H. l.. ROBINSON,
juiy2sdtd 3naa Brevet Colonel and A. q. N.
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House to Let.

- ~ vort street near the corner of High Street.
D,od tenement containing thirteen finished rooms
1t gs aud chandeliers, good clsern cemented floor
- RICHARD CROCKETT,
Aug. 1s-dn No. 4 High Street,
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; By7. Electric

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the
leap with JOY and move with the agility and electric
ity Of youth; the heated graid Is cooled; the ost
bitten limbs restored, the uneouth deformities re-
moved; hintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strength the blind made to see the deal TO hear and
the palsied form TO upright; the blemishes OF
youth obliterated; the ACCIDENTS Of mature lie
prexented; the calamties Of old age obvated and an
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-21

- 81 NEW YORK, Aug. 49,.
BY steamer George Cromwell we have New
Orleans advices to the 18th. .s.5 s'iss.8
The Times Brownsville correspondence says
the liberals have been steadily successful in the
State ofSan Luis, driving the Imperial forces
into the defences Of San Luis Potosi. The
people feed and assist the guerrillas IN every
way possible and show themselves utterly op-
posed to Macmillan. frf7
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5es. SAN Francisco, July "a
The ship Wild Hunter sailed to-day for Bos-
ton with 1000 hides, $4,000 sacks copper ore
and $50 bales wool. 81 .saa.sf
The week opens favorably for business
Stocks of imported goods in first hands light.
Jobbers show more disposition to replenish
stocks. y ma .fs iI5I4 80 f4elaahiS
The mining stock market is dull. -sa ,e
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THE "PREss" ON THE RAILRoA Ds.-C COM
plants have come to us that a sufficient num-
Der Of copies of the Press is not sent out on
some of the railroads, particularly the morning
train on the Grand Trunk. The people com
ing in from South Paris say they find it diff
cIlt to obtain copies. 1t is no fault of ours
We send out no copies on any road. We sell
by wholesale to those who supply them to the
travelling public. 1t is no fault of ours thai
they do not order in sufficiently large mum
horc ~ A AH
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FOREIGN ExPoRTs.-The total value Of
Foreign Exports from this port last week
amounted to s15,OOO6O. Included in the
shipments were 471,212 #. Deals; GAIA #
Deal Ends; 1850 picks. Palings; 10000 feet
Lumber; 52S Shocks and Heads; 500 prs.
Headings; 1920 Hoops; 24O brls. Flour; 100
brls. Dat Meal; SO brls. Pitch.
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: -7lITII \ INDIANAI OI1Io, HUI, mug. To.
A long line of cars loaded with Howe's truss
bridges, to replace the bridges recently des-
troyed on the Union Pacific Railroad, passed
west to-day in charge Of Major Herring, the
general agent In the mean time the business
of the road continues without interruption,
temporary aridges having been constructed to
enable trains to pass along. The present en-
ergetic directors of rhe road are sparfng no
expense to make the road first class. -,
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CATHOLIC FAR.-This grand exhibition
will open at City Hall this evening at 4 o'clock.
After to-day the hour of opening win be at 2
o'clock in the afternoon. We have before
spoken of the brilliancy which this exhibition
promises, and can now only advise ali to visit
it. Such display has never before been made
in this CITY. M r5
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PATENTS. The following patents have been
granted citizens of this State ~. G. Bugbee,
Of Bangor for improvement in revolving
crutch feet; Joseph Couch, of Harrison, for
improved car coupling; Ford B. Curtis, of
Gardiner, for horseshoe calkfne vice. 2.
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5Iiilgl. New YORK, Aug. %.
The Times Richmond correspondent SAYS a
party of scientific gentlemen just returned
from an exploration of the gold regions of that
state, give the most astounding accounts Of
the undeveloped mineral resources of the inte-
rior of Virginia. Not only does gold abound
but they found whole districts teeming with
iron, silver, lead, tin, plumbago and other valu-
able metals. u ie 4ga
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Gov. ANDREw.-This gentleman has been
unanimously invited by the Trustees of An
tioch College to become the President of that
institution. The Boston Transcript says his
friends in that vicinity do not believe that he
will entertain for moment the proposal to
take the Office. The Journal says he win pro-
badly accept the appointment. $50
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iaefsef rs Nd CAIRO, ILL.,, Aug 10
The steamer Bella Donna, with 800 bales Of
cotton, sunk in Red River on the 10th inst.
Boat and cargo total loss.
A fire recently at Little Rock, Ark, destroy
ed building owned by the government and
occupied by the special agent of the Treasury.
Loss $4,000.
John Forsyth has been appointed Mayor Of
Mobile.
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Messrs. Editor;-The remarkslof your cor
respondent in regard to the crowds carried By
the steamers to and from the. islands, were
doubtless well meant, but so far as they related
to the new steamer Gazelle, in some instances
4 fear they have been misconstraed Now
what are the facts in her case? The Gazelle
was modelled and constructed with special ref
erence to carrying large numbers, and she
proves to be by far the strongest and stsDes'
boat that has ever been engaged in the pusl-
ness She has powerful engine, which is
under 1der the sole charge of Mr.. Cook, VINO was
the first to run a steamer to the islands has
been engaged in the, business every season
since-and his experience Is known and APP
preciated by almost every adult resident of our
CITY. Can't. Sands, who commands her, has
been engaged with Mr.. Cook in the island bus
mess for five or six years, and not the slightest
accident has ever occurred to any one Of the
many thousands who have passed to and fro
under his charge. sslasis agieragssg
sal But does she carry large numbers in proper
ton to her capacity? She was intended to
safely transport one thousand persons, if aoc-
casion demanded. But the greatest number
taken on board at any one trip has fallen far
short of this number; and excepting in sin
gle instance she has never had as many as five
hundred per trip; and it is rarely that she per-
forms the passage with as many as three hun
bred. With the exception of the single In
stance referred to, her passengers have never
exceeded the number the former steamer on
the route, the Casco, was accustomed to take,
and she Is more than three times the tonnage
OF the Casco. Indeed, and have known the
fact for some weeks, the expectations of her
enterprising owners, Messrs. Cook & Sands, in
regard to the travel TO and fro, have not been
realized; and the prospect is that after this
season she WILDE employed in some other bus
mess, and the line to the islands be taken, by
poorer vessels seeking transient business il
not abandoned altogether. GU
ii A few words more. respecting the danger OF
casualties on the trip. Whilst Mr.. Cook has
been engaged in steaming to and from the
islands, q period of twelve years or more. not
the slightest harm has been received by any OF
his passengers, and in the meantime, as many
as dozen disasters have taken place with sail
ing craft, and some twenty-five people have
been drowned in consequence There can be
no doubt that travelling by such steamer as
the Gazeile is the safest mode of transportation
open to the public either by water or by land.
..,-,i -ll,, s,,..f (. ~ ~. CAsCo BAY
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Dr.J. R. Newton

MTlLL cure the Sick in Portland, at CONGRESS
wv HALL, Clapp's Block, daily for FIVE weeks be-
ginning TUESDAY, August 22d, at o'clock
fB-Cures IN most cases instantaneous.
cordial invitation to all who are not able pay,
without money and without price, ~ 81
No medicine Is given and no pain caused, but re-
lief from PAIN from any sickness cause, certain in
a few moments. aug17tf
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EXPRESS RoBBERy.-On the 10th Of Au-
gust the Canadian Express Company was
robbed, at or near Quebec, Of gold, silver, Can
adam and United States bills to the amount Of
about $4,000. Most of this money was in
Canadian bills,-there being 81, 51S in bills Of
various Canadian banks. "A reward of $1,000
Is offered for the recovery OF the money and
capture of the thief. s'saA
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Various Items.

New YORK, Aug. 70.
Tho Waterbury Bank, this morning, com
menced a suit against Morris, Ketchum &
kSon for $72 O00, the balance of 100000 de-
posted with the latter parties.
/ Two men have been arrested in Jersey City
for passing counterfeit los on the Thompson
Bank of Connecticut. - ras 40a'sss aa1
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NOTICE TO SUBsCRIBERs.-Mr. F. Tracy,
our agent, will visit Sagadahoc County during
the present month for the purpose of collect
ing dues and receiving subscriptions. d&w
SALED.-Steam frigate Vanderbilt and iron
clad Dictator sailed from this port for Ports
mouth at O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
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To BE REPEATED.-The grand concert Civ
en- by Madam Poppenberg at the City Hall
last week, is to be repeated next Friday even
ing at Union Hall, Ferry Village, Cape Eliza
beth, and the proceeds arctic be given to Mrs
Graves, widow ofthe late Drum Major of the
18th U. S. regiment, who is a very worthy la
dy, and with six small children, is left in au
almost entirely destitute condition AS the
Ferry steamer will run to accommodate al
who may wish to attend from the city, it is
hoped our people will turn out in large mum
bars and thus help deserving woman.
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Farm for Sale.

A SNUG LITTLE FARM, in
ASS8A-Il WEST FALMOUTH, about seven
MNst AcSR miles from the City, with a good
@EANAklAX story and a half 5IOUSE, with excel
= lent Cellar, and abundance Of pure
waterj wood-house and barn, all nearly new. A
Young and thrifty Orchard Of grated fruit Of over
20 trees with wood enough for family use Sc.
VIII be sold with or without the erops-or Will be
exchanged for Honse in the CITY,
Apply to JOHN HUTCHINSON, or
HENRY BAILEY 4 CO., AuetiOneers
Aug 1S-d3w $500
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Marine Disaster.
PROVIDENCE. r. j

ROVIDENCE, n l., aug. ID.
The schooner Lizzie, Capt, Glover, from
Rockland, Me-, for Norwich with lime, struck
the rocks near Watch Hill early Friday morn
ing, took fire and burnt to the waters edge.
She was not insured. Her sails and rigging
were saved.
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De Sauty's name Is signed to this manifesto
OF course il is 9nu Yi0btn
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CALL ACCEPTED. - Rev. Bosworth an
nounced yesterday morning to the Free Street
Baptist Church and congregation, that he had
accepted the call to the pastorate of the LIST
Baptist Church in Lawrence, Mass. 'sfa'aa
The people Of this city, of all religious de-
nominations, will mingle their regrets with
those Of the Free Street Church, that SO able
apastor and so excellent a man is to leave us
What is our loss is the people of Lawrence's
gain.
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From Colorado

oa.... DENVER, G. r., Aug. IA.
Saturday night. The election for the adontion
or rejection of the Constitution is fixed for the
Sd Tuesday in September.
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DEATH FROM DELIRIUM TREMENs.-A
man named Murray, residing on Washington
sire It, during an attack of delerium tremens
Thursday night, rushed from his house, with
out particle Of clothing on and spent the
night in wandering about. Friday morning
he was discovered seated on stone post h
the vicinity of his residence, stark naked. No
inducements could persuade him to go into the
house At length two policemen came along
and took him to the police Office, from whence
he was conveyed to the Aims House. He died
Friday night. 49,. !. -.
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a VERY interesting game Of Base Ball may
be expected between the Erin and Howard
Clubs on the grounds of the former, near the
Arsenal, at o'clock tomorrow morning. An
tn the game are invited to it.
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THE American Illustrated Newspapers for
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Elk
change Street. fE
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Manafacturers aud Traders Bank

CORRESPONDENTS and Depositors are hereby
~ notified that at the close Of business on MON
DAY, JULY 31st, 1855, the assets and balances OF
this Bank viii be transferred to THE NATIONAL
TRADERS BANK Of Portland. under which name
and title the business OF the Bank viii thenceorward
be conducted. An orders, checks and communica-
tons should be addressed accordingly
Stockholders are requested to hand IN their certh
Gates TO be exchanged
I'D ~ = EDWARD GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, July 49, 1885, julyS1d3w
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HEARD 'FRONT.' famous De Santy has
been heard from. The electricians ON board
the Great Eastern have sent for publication
their conclusions about the cable, the ship
&c, in which (1st) they say the Great Eastern
can safely carry aud lay an Atlantic Telegraph
cable in any weather; (2d) That the paying
out machinery worked perfectly; (Sd) That
insulation was improved in the cable
at the bottom of the sea (4th) Thai
their confidence in the undertaking has been
largely increased; (5th) That, with stronger
tackle and improved picking-up machinery,
thee is possibility of recovering the end OF
the cable. Els sii,o8
De Sauty's name is signed to this manifesto
Ofcourse it is "aH right"
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CIDER MnL.-We saw, in operation last
Saturday, at.the Inventors Exchange an i'm
proved cider mill 1t can be worked by hand
or horse power, and the owner can grind his
apples dd ibitaDa-making one quart or fifty
barrels Of cider-just as he pleases. The ma
chine is simple, durable and does its work well.
1t bids fair totake precedence Of all other cider
mills lst a lIs4lIff5fai + tft Afg ei4NNa
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MORE RoBBERIEs.-Saturday night the
office of Mr. G. ii. Smith, Revenue Boarding
Office, on Custom House Wharf, was entered
by forcing open the back door, and some suits
of oil clothing belonging to the boatmen were
stolen. si ipafl im
The thieves also entered the Ferry house,
adjoining MIR. Smiths Office, and stole about
5000 cents, some script, and a Let cigars, t.
bacco, boots, &c, to the value of about $S5 in
all XII
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BATES SEMINARY


At the recent meeting of the President and Trug-
tees of Bates College, resolutions were passed recog
mixing the necessity Of the separation Of the Semi
nary from the College, and It was voted to organize
Immediately Department to be denominated Bates
Seminary and Latin School. 3. anailie ge34
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We learn that there is little or no doubt but
that new house will be built, and that the
work will be commenced at once. arf+rr ~
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CONGRESS STREET M. E. SocIETY--This
Society, who have had under consideration for
some time the erection of new meeting
house, viii hold Parish Meeting this evening
to hear the report of the Committee, examine