davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-23
For Sale and to Let.

f O. r. $ A L f
In WESTBROOK,
[t> A one and half story house. has eleven finish
ES; ed rooms, and well arranged with closets, &C.
l4A- Has stable. The buildings are all in good
der: The lot contains about ga acre OF good land
under cultivation.
Situated near the Capisic Pond, about q miles
from City. For particular enquire of G.. THORN,
on the premises, or of E fF~44sfss
JOHN G.. PROCTOR,
May 22-d3w Lime st.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-23
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Oakurn.

Siv'skinsP bl. / 80 q 200
Paints.
PORTED Lead.16 30 OH 90
Pure Ord dole 90 "a
Pure Dry do. l6 30 "a
Am. Zinc, .13 90 q
Rochelle YELL. 4 ~
Eng. Ven. Red. 4a@
Red Lead. -. 10 @
Litharge -. 10 o.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-23

Nails.
Cask .........6 10 q Z 90
Naval Stores.
Tar % brl. 3 80 "a 4 rs
Pitch &c. Tar)3 % "a
Viii. Pitch u 90. q Z 80
Rosin $3.50. 4 90 q 8 70
Turpentine "
gal, Il 10 "a
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-23

NoTE.-Our quotations represent prices of large
lots from first hands, unless otherwise stated and in
hing small orders, higher rates have to be charged
For figures see quotations in another column.
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MOttfaeue SrpS+,
uer=ger1i6erunqe~glqente
So SeconrRr., Baltimore.
Nseatfn far 5tsiot5enbtn 8eaer~g trR3ernn8s @pmpaS-
ntetR |. Gtens:
GletrpppIstan 9ninranse 60 GcB yvss,
Q0ruT3iapttal unb SEIte. $l,7OO, 900
SateFnattUnaI Sat 90, W.?
abtsatie Sire Safurancs Co.,
Grunbfapttai 800, 600
~NRefoIuse Sire Sufurenes e.,
Grunbfapttai 100000
BetIuhe perben pronlp t~egutad!ee un6 ptnetraerb cline
Uer3Deerune In unferer Office beaabIt.
SIR Ypltlen uno StempcIietne Bers6nun4I
FerfSnen, peIhe In Der Mletrpppitton ober RsSuIute Or.
Sera9ern lafsn, fnb 3u elmer Dtbtbenbe Son benz Getptnn
6ersStte. neiSs tben %niand3n'ai 90 grps. betrue, Obne bs
Deatt9t STR OF 8eferen5tn;
Saamaan, 5tnrias & 90. S SaeSS S gseaf, . w.
i Z. graans Il 60. (r,nl23IU
AafSes Nolinaac3tem
lepte aIe Artem 8ert@tttdsr Dufunsnte werben mil sru5ts
SOr9telt gu 5tus9en Yretfen tn raetner Office ausgsferttet
fuUrauf I'd bs bsutfGe putI!Eum ~btfonberS aufInerIiaal
usSGt. EFIo m q 8 u. GtG Wotar,
-elan-l We ~ ~tccnear,
OrOBe YrGmianzG olecic
anr Grri6tune tre
Gnn q. NlpriI 1865 pom Gtdate We,p Setiep iis
cUrpprtrtcu
Seutiben SnDnliocnz uno MnilcnDnuicS
tn Der beutI6en 5tabt
G90 %5ar6pr GitD.
9reibunberttauI eno Contributions Nntbeilss
Iebet tbetI mn @tnen DpIIar,
III. fur ben
SlDaliOcl= nib Wailcnbalss S0ub,
l. .pp8t8fn. -.
Observation-Disclosures NrGmtem pertbetIt
HDeroert.
Sfber Der etnen Dplar anwenbet, I'm NIT bteler tietnsn
Setaeuer D6rfritppelte Solbaten unb O~erlalene RiNber unters
fIssn ~ telfen, bat bic AuSF6t, turb gutt8e 9setmtttluna
Der 5rau Sprtuna etnen retsfnben 9anbiB bon 5000 gBertp
Cter lDnt etne yrdntte bon bseler Sunnle abwartS AZ erSls-
len. Ste @ertbetlun8 btetet peeuntdre @prtbetle wls feue
swette' Seber MntbetI- a muB etne
y rdrtte erbalten. 1851.
NatertS befa9t bas publiettte pamphlet.
SIN Muttrn9e;
Def 8ermaltun98ratb brS tentEben SnraIiten-
a.4tef nnb 0Datenbnuies.
.t. Eb. 6 U II 3 M n , SER.
Originals idetS
su 81 Fnb j~uItaEen; So, 299 YrattRr. BET Gbr. 8tIder r.
fcwte seeR Ginfenbune bee Betr. 8etraeS ntbf 8 cts I'd
pphfamps nnter Der NtrsHe 2Dut8 8uIItnger
@e85arbpr sits 3ew s erfes. gu sablrti6en
sttbetIieun8 Iabet etn
t1est5mt) QrntS BuIItuGer, Sen. at
~ 1t6sts fablaaa sn.ber Office bee BaIttmUreaDsa
II Hateu, a
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Y}0rOlt6e Gentral
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tgttt NIT ST on t & 6, 20. 81 pb. 1865, in 8raft.
Mb80n8 nGrpltG 3 ii 8 c ppn Baltimore.
Yprfer Mcecmntpedtton93u5 9p. l ...........7.2O trup
S9neutu8 l8af 0tnel. Na6m
9artlrner Ntepmptationssuo us. 1 .......".1230 -
gprIer &ccDfnpfattrnSSu8 go. ....,... -. SO "
yarttrEer On Sc. j..........,... D oO
9!ttetnre Grie S4neG5n8 ................ 7ZO A1eno'
DtttSbWrB &lmtra S1ne4; ue ...............1O.O "
Antunft tnb1t6ef 3 Il sc in Baltimore:
Ntt86ur5 @irtird Sdnsuau8 .............7.O 100 trnb
Vart;pner Nccora6batipns5a8 gp 2.............830 "
gptfer b1 Np g.. ........1015 81
Sbneu3r8 (Jcf 2tne) ................. 80 Webm
@arttra MISUNDERSTANDING gip4 In Gpltcn Dep. 4 so y
%
YrfF Nccctnped tpnGju6 Nbsaef
3er Scft-, Nurdftntn (Gaf gine) unb ptttaburB 3tnstrd
SD ne1Sua baItrn 5pti&ea Baltimore utb DGrTlpa nfcbt an
Die Dar9frnel t8af etnel, pef- uni Accommodations
$780, iaerer-5pnnta96 ausgenptanen-tG9lt@ ab. Id s.
&e: pttiebur8 @rja SGneu3u8 scot : nit GuSsagne Les
Sanftdaa-taglid ab.
Der gstt8ear8 @!mira S&neIsus 8ett tdsti9 ab.
gp1- gro Recommendations sttSs ternsnen -Spnnta9s aus
gempuaaaeu-to9i.6 an.
Ter 0urG fdNetju9 IS # 9tne) tDuut taslt@ an.
Gle Nrf-, GurGfbueus, 0ttt8bnr9 @rte unb 9ttttburl
6 ;mtra G2ntui uee l3lteBen f) tn 0arrtstur9 an Bite Bugs
ler DsrnIeIpaata Central Giienboba mad gtttsbur8, Slave
t5nn, &p!pntbEs, Ginetnna:t. Jattinappsts, @bteasU, StQDuts
Sort i G0ne. 2~autSUile, GatrD unb auen Slnften tn SSeftn
Nero- unp Su6tffen aenau an
sic ppf> unb S@neu5 uee f9IieBen f9 3u @Imtra an BIZ
3Iee ter glgtD g)ort Grie Babn nad3 enen 9unften I'm nTrb.
lii en-, rithetfn pnb meiliaen yerp YDrf an.
Na9erc &u&fUnft srb8lt ThGu I'M GalpertRr. Sabnbpfe.
s. W. Dubarrt, Sen. Superintendent.
t2jncp' s. c. Dpur6, Sen. 9afaaier-&9cnt.
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ia gleueS arrangement.
QbilapelpDio, @0jtmin0tpt u. Soltimore
WiictiQt@.

an arb rad D0nntrRas, 1. Stunt, berIaFe bic 3iee 5a
g~geftaentar. Sept Wte fQl6t:
Ser Doa5u9 fds gbiia6ttp9ta unb 3wti&enfatt0nea 10
8.25 4lpresn8,
@rpreGsu8 nur fur ytstp 0pgf; $40 Ntptssns.
@rprebSuS fur @9tIabttplta anb gep OOrt, ITO Na6m.
Woa3ug fur philadelphia u. 3pif@cnf0ttpnen, AIS Sad 1T
@rpS.bsu5 fur Dbt!ateEpbG unb 3wti&eatattUneh, 6.35
Nbenbs.
@rpreB3uB fir philadelphia anb Nsp YorP, 9425 atenbs.
&{efe j3age gs9en tGgltd). oue8encnnten SGnntasS.
ILL G pnnt0gen
Sur Mep @otf UNI $50, uae fir philadelphia uni 9.25
&ttnbs.
sir Sattabure uno 3piiderfuntte an tr Delamare @apn
9.26 Nteuts, unt liz DG31g, Dei, LILO gtGdn.
(3rf-) q N. GRAN fsrb, AGent.
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OnlD>M choiQcneN ionoe =!

GEgU %3SgETSEEos
8ionp~ Uprter s abrif0ntt
gso. z85 rs. 8aIti;ls0Te 3trss
na1e pins Stg4 Battt iva te,
65It asts etre glu8pabl Der ia5nfen Jnitrngtease trgrGt3t
SIREN TIue unb Sa5ntett beS Canes. foete Dauerbafsi8fet
he's gaues nt4t G~sertrpffsn mef5en tEnnsa. @aa fpts&e Sc
fiGt9f bSr unb ~fseraeuae fG ieIbf.
81 Mir iebes cnfrnnieat nsrt fnnfSaGre ~GGraatSrt.
" Alte @tanDs toetren int Eauf& %geaonlnin f1t rene
ay~ Sfeparatutea, Stsnnten nnb b~Gr8lctder Arbstter
r6en bin ftlt9 uMb gut Gusae fUtrt. t23be8 III
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bon Oets beGEsn Gotapasuien

0aiebrisfe Staten
boz Dsta segSen Gottspasuien.
Der Starter btefer @ornpG8nie e~rfctcert eth geyOFt por
nAt wtnieer ais 500 900 tttrh Gtaats= SdasnetRer In er
Ter GldEe Stbet teitSplpteren ~bcltftent, ais Glrantt1 fiji,
fbritde 9anblun8Sreiit nit ban Snpaberu ben 8sri&g
run8s(6etnen.
Dtele &enlpagnie 1T berett, getpGbnlide Igsen8 8erIdc.
runGs hetne cbtr aud Saetry fur cine gemsHe 3letbe prr
Sabren anD fur lebn SATIRE ni6t ~1eraabars &detne aug.
s~u8eben.
DessIeiden Sfeine fir Nuafeuern, dGrti@ &tntonansn Is
8eGmta:
Serrge y. EhDnGs. BrQfasnt.
Otreftpreu:
5Gmsltcn Cater, ogn 9amt!tOn Gafter h 60.
allan u. &bapnldn, bDN Rtrf!duo, GGGis Il gD.
9ep . EDpntas, Bon petIn, Ntcepemus & IS.
6ueb Stfen, &team marble gBpyte.
2tram G8oobs IT,, BON Dpu8ber.p, Q30g6s 81 &c.
Ce9 s. NttIeg, BON 4 pfr0tb, Wtiler 4 IS.
EbDnad Gaiuro, tou gilbert gaiIarb h Gp6u.
g8n Debrtes, SEn g3G Otortes u Gr.
ehaS gDebb, BON Gtornas \ &r.
ST.. S. u. 9ani, eraralutren(et @s5t.
Or. G%bttieptcr Sr9nien, cpnfn!ts.1noer gr5t.-
Es- Seine Refen tur 4~yeIteqn SteapeI cser arss.j6s ur-
Sir Gabensn, Natan se. 1eass man g6 en- he Office ter
G%0npGgn;e, W0 Is 9oGttRr.,
tin}'l4D a4er Ner 8raasttn genS
Oent1d3e qgcuecya3ec{i ReruI;8s0e5eals
f63afG OoA S54l&ln3cvS>
Office: 9}QDgde pQn Sput6 uuD Qprnbaro Str,
tt .. 5tpd bar Farmers * 1i4r4dHss 8anE.
Gtngan0 tn Qpratarp Sir.
Dtefs neue @efeu fGaft If tast tereIt. Qerr6erun8eu alet
Nrt 9egen 8erlnt 0eer Steeen bE;9 6sus2 eatGf6sn3unebS
nan. ga biz @esten Der Gef sGfAaft F9 In ben 9SSreen tfu
Gber 400 fan barb8sbeaDs beutiheg HUraer G;alttmese' &c
~betnben, 10 1T baS beutlAe Duttltum ~teipn6erG sinaeiaben,
bic lem tn nnlerfr ylitte aIf bar ~io!t5sfen g&g8 b~e6raure.
ten unterne6nen fetne 0er19tfuugeu 1n3uttrtrauert "
GrGtsent: 6 b 4 .. l0ebet.
8tce. prdibeut: $ etrrtM 5GraNk+
6irsftUren
Spepb ~yfuppGrf. AGeuG &9a8u49.
Gbes g6e6er. @ttthppb (If0eI,
NutCn g~Det6Etttei, 9eru. s. GrGnnRejt.
@epr9 9tpf Brtetrt@ Gpeuf,
5etnrt6 GtrauB, Deet N0ls,
9pbann 8ase1, 9pE U. Nmogun.
Wt9ael 2DtGtn9er, Sfdat Gefert,
5ran3 8. &uper, Safpb-s s. 3augcr6.
9etnrtG gees, Seft.
~ 5It Yoltcen wtrb tetne Sersanun8 0ente3t. sEA
(28atarB il
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Temer>WerfAerntse
Der al peiirten 6eneruannS 8eri6erm08Qes
IelIb0It BON Baltimore.
Ys, A. SpnttRr. se0enuber benz Sun-@et6uts.
Sn v etra@t Der sriUl9reibeu &bGtiefett bes Damrf f.; Fsuer-
Departments helen ptr ppH test an gum biuteeren Wreife
neue Yptteen aus une erueuern aud1 bic alien au ben biufe.
ten 9taten. Nue Steteut6en, mtl6e Sau|er NEbeIn pber
Lonnas Wsrtbesssnfdnbe tur en pber Feben SATIRE ~ var.
hbern wtnI6en, perben btermit etn9etaben, I'D Sc QtRe
mleret berat8efeSten 9rdmten AMI uieten. W 1
ale WerIufc terben ute btSttr prpmpt unb liberal aus
tetablt. SWIM 6. sri ore, grdf.
Gireftutcn tAt"
&3nt. U Sad. Nuer palue
Same8 6. 9Dteeben, SareS GSetth.
3ancafer Cub. Hpnb gpaIfer.
Rt@drb 6 Wlaipn. {ameS VI Bruce,
Samuel Gtrf. Nacpt Trrn.
TranetS Burne. Sane8 glpuna.
0ranett Y. whuer. SaHtS@ q, @GrGe.
III Or. So U. 5tnte.
SSRu D%HItbatt, GsFv.
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He(Ie= j elegell0eiten.
Baltimore uno Ohit
Wilenhnhn.



Nns anb na@ SGnutae, 3. Desern6tr, perben tdsltd stust
SA9e aWti9en Sdltsnpre unb wheeling unb paTtersbur8,
8~ebsntlpte fpl0t:
Ger pgf3ug berGdgt Baltimore taelt6 (au8ee apn,nten
@~ShEtaesl uni $50 Ntor6ens. Der @rpreB3us td9lt6 QncI.
%opnntanSj 10 uDr AbentS, unb Der Mccpmreattpniu9 SerIdet
enmbsf1an6 fur HbeeItns ti8liG (ans8enpmnten Sennta6J
Gas Wtereens.
Dieie 3R9e fte6en bei gtlatr unb Darfe. sburg In 0srttn.
bnu9 NIT alen punften refltG, ~flbpeflt1 u. nDrbreRiih.
Ger Brf6eriT NccUmrbattDaSSns terlaBt Baltimore 43O
Nabuitt18S tai HID (dus9enrntrnen Spnna8s). OeHli& Sers
laBt Ct 8tfhertf 7.15 Depe:ns td8ltH (aus8eaCnnutsn Spnn"
tGe8). 1| is -. @t5a
Yer @Gteptts IRtas 3ge stridst 9alttmrre 6 20 unb 10 90
Wtrr9snS pnb $50 Nddul, unb GuicGtts WttGS I'M 7. 40 unb
1850 9prnf, uub 5.26 Na6mtttas8.
vs. gla6 Waibin9ton.
Ib6ar8 ppr Baltimore rma 400, 7.O5, S.45 unb 9.40 NfDr-
gsns unb 5, d unb 8.45 ytafrt. Spnntaes ui 43O unb 8 Is
Mtr8ens nrb APO unb 6 9ta6rt. Mb0ang BON QDafbta0tcn
$50. 9 un6 Ills WfGr8er8 nnb s, 4. so, 7,30 uub 9 Ntcnhs.
Sonnta8s UNI 8 A'Creens lnb 5, $50 unb 9 Nodrnttass.
Nur er $40 W~sQrGen3u8 unb cr 3 gidbrtttdgs3 aug BON Bali
ltmrre, rnb bar go, s NDreensu8 unit Der 8 NaGrn. BUG
tpl GpaTLirgtpn talten an oIeu Stattrner. Der 7.O5 urb
8.45 Wfcr9ens unb go gn6rn. 3ug tcn Baltimore, unb eer
pnb s Wlor8ers rn6 ter 4.40 Mad n. 3 u8 bon Bafbtn8-
ton ftR9en IN Werbtueun8 nit Der Nnnapp!ts Noas. CIT 7,
Ge5en udbeter Nuafunft, 8iaetS itbtr Mrt,c c, renbe maa
I'D CT 8. Z: &ae!ane, 48e"t. tn tet Gdutsn Ration pber al
te Gifet Offce. --
: 80. .. Srnttb, Erdnspsrt,netFer.
!. ~ @REe, ST. &tdet a8tnt. t25ej-)
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: UermiIC0te An6eigell.
Die GSafbin9tOn
Teuer 2 SeriiOerungS Oeie1l6aft

VeUet : OttNtDg&Nltyo 2 VtleuiDN
bDn aItimpre.
Wp 81 Sputb Gtrp Iter tsr trttten NattGnal- 8dnt. ]
Gtefe Gcfeuf1aft ss,Fdert @ebdultdfetten, @aaren
perfGniiteS Gieenthuna TN 4 neeretnen, SGtffe I'M Safer
&c. se6en 9erIaf bur6 8eutr unter ben s~inftSaen Bsbtns
uneen AIe &eslufe tpertet fr8iet6 be3cbIt nnb prVntp
tsrtGttSt. H #t #-
Dtreftpren. -Ht#
3kDrnas . Ganbg SOn Gantn, @tIpin II 60
Nnt sbtttelr6, pr1fttnt ter Drtttsn gtattpraI BAIT
. VI garfer, BON e & garter u Go
y 9 ebappeu, Misunderstanding gbcatf
9 8 Steele, bon 8 s. Getfa u Bros
s . Dfafpn, BON s 8 W'a{pn u Go
: Come, Pr1fbent ber @ectl Pant
S 6 geodara. BON 3 6 g&ec dam u Bro
s + 0ir, ber Dir u Steiner
S 2earp, trn S Yearb u 90
" " }errH3 GUa mtfFcn g1erdant,
. 9 Smttt, bon Suder u e ntttb ~.
Ut 10 Gp.ler, bon Spiler u AicpG .6l
Q RimberI1. bon Rinbtrlp Bros
S 0artman, SSutt @Qpfr.
9 y 9DrrnIenb, BON Sim Ghesnut u CO
y ! bartlett, BON 9 5 9arlett u 81 9t
s g BprbeA, Bnilber Nh.
8 % Suntsi&bpaf., pen 6 u Spmri9tOufe u Go
Ebr8 y Gaubp, prdf.
SSrantts 8. @ eGtmnts, Ger. (28nop6st)
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81 Ut Id Na n
IL Kh d. lHA "A IN 4 ia
"a - = !" I've - ~ "A
9Se1set> ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0ff
IN 9tep@gprt.
soar.eaptta1 $4,000 30
nebertGnB am l. 5e"' ST :.i.''.'':. $I9tzIZoi
@p'.F %ttgEF @f@hfeaf
@"p0tPV @'FFt8Nei SeH+
GiFett0reH:
a1prts Stlser. Ge1. 8. EDonce,
Widael 2teuau. GDiQtam SaaQ,
S. Seur9 0atft. Mntpn Sdettltn.
Senrp 8aG. Peter M3urrqe.
8. Soppenbufen. y. Eanfs.
a. !. tN;IbpTf I'll ill., . Ssm4n
SS"s'tu y. 9TntEr. Gnh, Grotm ~.
;Vp.tl'Hp gt"4'|' SS'Eaa Stt1%F"t:
SlemeMt Vestu.; 10 SttsFt'Hi@S'
Jat9p VI; SN"9'sF' 2teFP St9tt,
:: S9let9eFs G.Q v: SHQr@"HH|
ZStntQm SpI4tbb' OtEuORT ~, OEpkS.
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1UuiOm Wener 8 Usrta@erNNASs @e}eA
IGaaft OOn &0GtlsaDre.
Dis(e Ge(eulbat IL nunmfpt petetA Bspsr~gfetR&erpVeen
Hr S5tabf. nbPanbbeIBtbum eBG8e Gea5NResmta. Dts G{fcE
eanbet ah w. 40 &eGpnbFr0be3 ant per S~sSrPtetts.
99Bu4pgkt& &, GtaFbent,
tFeItprent
Gbaunee grOsgs, PFafpeatpeea g0etsrn 5an%.
benrD g. Sbrp9d.
lDta, Gbe snut, ppn g6m. &be8nut y Sc.
5tmon parIbnrb, EapfnaRu, SpHtbhr
gpm s3rtbssS, ben Q1m. Sgteae8 Il SpbA.
3pbn ~ 6epsS, DlsgtbaMtler, gratiGv,
9plfpb Diatspe@s. ppn EbQ9. @lattttNs 4 Spba,
5But i. penb Beef unR @esF-P8tler.
1pbn 4 8rtb9eS, Don >, &, @gtbes8 n So,
yp6n GpateS, Rretterb9nbisT.
9ames ~ GpeaF. BON Gssbr, spear.
5pbn EHsnhIui Is. aeppt@Raabitt ealtlmorsIlr
ts0ft ~ DttS spear Gefr
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Iafie, 23oGua acf,teu
fopte aue Arten 8ert6ttt6er 8pfnmentc uerben mt arrEtt
SOr8talt su 5tus9ea Yretfen In metner Office auserferttai
rOraut I'D bas tfatf&e putI:Eum ~btIonber8 aufrnerllaai
uGGt. 4 t{o M 4 81 Rth. Uptnr
f4ianS1 Wn az IL. ecnhnr
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mo. $50 8ef s3attlmcr Ctr.
Oa6lc's Diata Manufaeturimg Gntnt.
@rIte prdmie pom MIarplano SnItitnt erbalten
In 1865.

erIeubt HD has eeebrte gubIituni auf t6r pcbldHcrt'rte8 20
aer BEN tbren gtauDf9r!cs eufnterffaua ST. MAIDEN. D'sie
Snltrumente t6nnen Ban befen In eaate tn : 81 DGntr.
tafttatett rno gef6 dr0tler AnsHattuhg
aleid1ede 1t spcrten. Yretfe rGst9 nnS ~niftrteer re tf9sne
esne Gnbere Babrit. Sebes Snfirnment httb fur 5 Sabre
aaranttrt. Nlte pianrs tn &enIb an8enprtasa, iUpte 6ns
reparirt. Stin1rnumset rerben plnft!t9 bffpt9t.
Waaren s2aaer Z: ytpropt=@de pom Gutatu unb
Sapette Str,
,s5e1Sl Baltimore, gRb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
RICHMOND COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR
SECOND DAY.

The attendance at the New Dorp Club Grounds yes
terdoy was considerable improvement that Of the day
prsyou The Of Wednesday made sad havoc with the
internal arrangements The large tent under which
hbted the vegetables fruit and flowers blown down
doug considerable dlmege. Under the fallen tent lay
chaotic Of vegetables and flowers which occupied
considerable arrange IN their appropriate places but
AT 10 o'clock ever thing was 10 position.
The first day there cattle exhibition but by
to-day noon quite number had arrived consisting Alder
n,y and Jersey cows shOrhOrned bulls and several
moth hogs twin pair OF yeoriing buocks attracted
siderable attention. During the afternoon there rot
hweeu belonging TO Messrs Ellis Smonson aud Ben
nett premium OF SOS best three In five. three
qiarer milo track which by Sheriff Eiss horse
(uyascuas in three straight heats Following the Mr.
leslie executed hazardous eat the ghtrope at
eevation Of 20 feet,
After Leslie had withdrawn there general parade Of
lOrses equipages fast animals being exhibited
The fair will until Saturday the programme having
been changed consequence Of the storm. Tomorrow there
Will be very fine tro II the weather Is favorable Commo-
DIRE Vanderbilt and Robert Bonner expected 10 be present
The o'clock boat from Whitehall connects with the
yanderbts Landing Taking into consideration that this Is
tie fair Of the Society II ~ decided success Several
uDre articles viii be contributed to-day.
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DUTcHEsy COUNTY FAIR.
FROM Our Own Correspondent.
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WASHINGTON HOLLOW Thursday Sept. q. ls66.
The exercises Of the thirdday Of the exhibition of
tho Duicless Couay Agricultural Society progressing
finely The terrible storm Of yesterday has been followed by
a cloudess sky bracng wind and consequence
great rush Of people IL Is estimated that there are at least
thousand persons present The track Is In good con
don the prevailing high wind having dried up the mud
rapidly The attendance tlefeabous Is immense though no
extensive trials OF speed will take lace today
Thieves here without number many an unfortunate
individual truly testify Last night robbed
Of ESQ ESQ and third lost his gold watch and
chain But perhaps bOdest thief have yet
the dining door at Whceers Hotel collect
ing a dollar q head from all who entered. Before he
detected bed managed obtain nearly $50 and with that
amount good bis escape fellow named Cramsey stole
a horses from here Yesterday and. proceeding to
Poughkeepe with them loaded his wagon with human beings
quarter head TO bring them 10 the Fair. Al
Ter he had started cut TO return. and when short
distance from the city be oyerhaued by the police and
Jail The show Of agricultural implements is certainly
fine tAe Buckeye Mower OF AdnHnce. Patt Co. on ac-
having received the grand gold medal at the State
Far attracting universal attention. Pows rakes thrashing
machnes tanning mills &caTe visible. ana knots Of farmers
are coagregated them The great attraction to-day
however the horses and morrow the interest In such
matter generally viii be increased greatly In fact County
OF horse trots nowadays the time Of the
judges being taken up entirely IN such matters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR.
f,om Our Special Correspondent
EAsToS, Sept. 90. 1866.

EAsToN, Sept. 70 800.
The morning opened with rain; by 8 o'clock it in.
creased TO storm The disappointment and discomfort
great 1t impossible visit the various Objects the large
hall the only place of refugee the crowd there is not large
In this condition OF affairs win give you account Of fu
growing In orchard houses
Frederick Se brewer In Easton. has ON exhibition %
varieties Of peach trees and some uectarnes growing in pots
and loaded with fruit The pots from L. to "a inches tall
and have capacity Of about gallons while the trees
from to y to feet high Each pot has opening Of
third In the bottom. -
The orchard house usually eano should be less than
IA feet wide and as long peases; IL is similar cold
gapery The side is 4! feet the upper ~ feet high
over a place which first Is hole made by digging out few
shoyes full earth and then filed with rich soil usually
post In this fbrous roots will FORM descending through the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
EWYORK, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1866.
MEXICO.

THB FRENCH TROOPS EYACUATB MAzATLAH-A FIGHT
BETWEEN THB LIBERALS AND THE fREScH-A
LIBERAL FORCE MARCHES on UREz AND GIVES
THE PEOPLE no QUARTER.
SAN FRANCISCO. Thursday Sept. 81, 1906.
The steamer Continental, which arrived from Mazatlan
to-day brings news that the French troops and men-o
war had left Guaymss which in the quiet possession
of the Liberals.
Letters dated Mazatlan Sept 10, say there was severe
fight at Paos Preas between the French and the Lbe
rails under Corona in which the former lost 300 killed and
wounded and the latter $50 The French retired to MAJ
allan.
severe fight also occurred on the ith instant at Guada'
lupe, in which the Imperial Gen. Lamberg was killed. his
body hung to tree and any who attempted to cut it
down threatened with death.
The Liberal Gen. Martinez on the same day, moved on
the garrison at Urez numbering 800 men, and surprised
and cut them TO pieces, giving them no quarter.
Pesquera who had occupied Hermoslo, left on the ap
proach of the French forces carrying of many wagons
loaded with provisions. Col Foster who commanded
the forces sent against Pesquer so mortified at the
resutofthe expedition that he blew out his brains.
Guaymas was illuminated on the evening of the l4th
Gen. Martinez took possession of the city the next day.
and issued proclamation guaranteeing protection 10 all
who remained quietly at home.
The United States Saranac arrived from Quay
mas the same day.
To the great delight Of the people the French were ex-
peced to evacuate azatan in October Sonora is said to
be in undistubed possession Of the Liberals.
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NAVY GAZETTE.
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ORDERRD.

ORDERED.
Sept. l9.-Lieut. Commander A. r. McNair, 10 do
duty at Naval Academy First Assistant Engineer sydney
Albert 20 Experimental duty at Novelty frou Works
Acting Third Assistant Engineers A d. Renshaw and LeoS
pod Galloway, TO steamer ResGoa.
Sept 20 Acting Ass Surgeon C. W. knight 10 steamer
Mon0ngabela. ChiefEngineer Mortimer Keow
tend construction OF Government buildings under
struoton at Brdgewar Mass Acting First Asst Enginees
Augustus Clspp 70 steamer Tahoma second
Josiah {. Chsse aud Edwin T. Phippi 10 steamer Resaes
DETACHED.
Sept 20 Acting Volunteer Lieut. and Pilot Martin Free
from command OF steamer Cowsp ard granted leave o.
absense.
APPOINTMENT REVOKED.
Sept. I9-Mate A. j. Kenny at Washington Navy Yard
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Flag Ship Rhode Island repairing at Nev-Yorh win
be ready for tbs 27th inst The steamer Wboosn
sailed from Kew West Florida the coast OF Cuba ON The
18th in The Flag Ship Colorado at CherburR France
Aug ~ and steamer ricouderogs Trieste France
Aug Is
The steamer Michigan left Cleveland Ohio sr Erie Pa.
25th inst.
The NAVY Department has received information of the sYr
val OF the United States steamer Mshaska fom lmpeo via
the Rio Grande and Galveston Pensacola on the 2t
Commander Cushman commanding the Aahak thaA
American Interests have suffered by violence nom either
Of the contendng parties in Mexico that no vessels f
war OF the mpealts had appeared of Tampoo or ,he I
Grande and no apprehensious Of blockade were enter,
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