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g Nor TOO FAST. lis there not danger that par
ties in haste to realize from rents, will make the
mistake of building, small, cheap and unattrac-
tive buildings on the principal streets and cen
tres! ~ sifl d1i.lF Gahru smRA sdE s
Il this is done, nothing can be more certain
than that Gf Portland shall prosper and ber
trade increase) the business centres will be
changed. Large, handsome and convenient stores
will be put up on other than the old streets, if
cheap and poor ones are erected on the latter,
and will not fail to be The most readily sought
for and to pay the highest rent. There is only
one thing which the owner of first class lot
cannot afford to do, and that is, to put on it
second class building. 'hs
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TT & j. II. CummingsL are selling Spruce
4 Joists and Timber, Shingles, Clapboards, Doors
Sashes and Blinds at the same prices as before the
fire.
Boarding boards and all kinds OF :uilding lumber
a. Sy's ~ 'SMsss y; =
At their wharf Commercial street, next East OF
Browns wharf, jul l3-d4w.
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RumOred Resignation of Attorney Gem
j FL eral Sneed. ~ ~. n. -.

PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-The Bulletins
Washington's special says Attorney-G General
Speed has resigned. --,g-,-...- ,.r7
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DRECE Dwelling & Furniture for Sale.
~ fine two storied Brick Dwelling and Land on
one of the best streets at the West end in desira-
bic neighborhood The house is furnished through
out and all in tip top order House, Land and Fur
nture, will be sold together. Call at once
3 E4 Il. NJ. PATTEN & CO..
3 jul 13 1s0 Fore St., Portland
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Great inducements

FOR PARTIES WISHING TO BUILD.
1HE subscribers offer tor sale large quantity oil
4 desirable building lots in the West End of the
CITY, lying on Vaughan Pine Neal, Carlton, Thomas,
West Emery, Cushman, Lewis, Bramhall, Monu-
ment Dantorth, Orange and Salem Streets.
They will sell on credit OF from to ten years,
desired by the purchasers, and to parties who will
,uild Aouses of satisfactory character, they iu dd
" desired, one fourth Of the cost Of building,
ton Of the house. From parties who build i'm
ely, NO CASH PAYMENTS REQUIRED.
yeyery day except Sunday, from nine to ten
at the office of the subscribers, where plans
seen, and full particulars obtained.
land. May g. 1865. nay5tf
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VI Goods Dealers. We have on hand the usual as
sortment of Stationery, such as Pens Ink and Paper
Also Stationers hardware in great variety, Bill
ciage, Envelopes, Pen Racks. ETC., which we
will furnish at the lowest rate. Legal Gap Deeds
of all kinds, Seals, etc, contantly hand and for
sale by VS. at 13 FreeSt. jul 13du
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Contributions for the Sufferers.
IIO HOIEV u IO sIIS o1I1Io INN
BY the Mayor since our last report:

by the Mayor since our last report: V
Petroleum Coal Oil Co, New Bedford, 5 bbls
oil; Mrs Mary Brooks, Stamford, CT, $100;
citizens of South Berwick, 50564; Citizens Of
New Bedford, MISS, 2, 800; Citizens of Orono,
225; Neal Dow, Portland. by n Dow, SO; G
,o5 FISHER Charlesown, Mass, collected by him,
1Vo; C!hzens of Bucksport, additional, lO6.43;
Rsv Davis. West Acton, Mass, 20; Citizens of
concord, IL, 1898; Citizens of Gloucester,
Mas, Mass, 2,507 Charter Oak Life Ins Co. Hartford,
~, oy ? IL McAlpne, general agent, 100; L.
FERRY SUNDAY ocht OIL Scholar, New York;
Contribution by churches in Chelsea, Mass, 400;
New York Gold Exchange, 3 600; Unknown,
Stou9hton, Mass, l.; Reg W I Stow. a iditio nal,
East Lexington, Miss, q; Recruiting Committee
Ward 3. Lowell. Mass, balance of their fund.
2os25, Il 'CEa aileigh. Hayerhilb AIass, 40: Of
fcers, Crew and Apprentices of s Naval Ship
Sabine, New London CT, 30s so; South Church
Congregational, Andover Mass, 1856; Free
Church Cong, Apdover Mass, 100 ;sSeminary
Chapel, Andoyer Mass, 1884; Bapti Church,
Andover Mass, $50; "Little Girls Pehnics,''
, Andorer Mass, .eT; Edward Hamblen, Port
+ land, 100; Mrs Nathan Weston, West Newton
Mass, 10; Citizens of. Albany N Y, additional,
1000: E d Ward, Detroit Mich, 800; "Sympa-
thy BrooklynN Yai /; B. O Ellis and aothers,
\ sSwampscot Mass, 9; Working Men of Springfield
Armory, 2SU05; Kirkland, Chase & Co, Balti-
more. 1000; A H Gilman. Hopedae Mass, is;
Citizens Of Kennebuhkport, 4a0; Eglestone, Bat
tell y Co, New erk, loo; Niagara Ins Co.New
York, 900; Sykes, Chadwick & Co, Wizards
Hotel Washington, ESQ; Mrs J6hn A Poor 100:
Congregational Church. Kankakee Ill $50; Re-
botham & Greacan,7 Newark N J, by Bailey,
80; William Sutton, Salem Mass, 800. Total of
the above. Sf9, 1850; previously acknowledged
Sl23, ,79s4 Al. Total amount received uthds far,
$l43, ,555.07. t, ,r., r., :, ..n,........ ..,..
Five hundred and thirty dollars. have been rre-
ceived by Collector Washburn, from the officers
of tho Rosfon Custo,p uouea i(,6ilooto.' uo,,I;,
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FR1M- WASHINGTON.
of Postmaster General
DemsaisOM.

AN IMPORTANT MILITARY ORDER
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To let.

ouse at Gorham Village, BEAUTIFULLY located,
three minutes walk Of the Denot with fen
rooms, one acre of land under good state
ivation, fruit and shade trees, never failing
water under cover, a good dry cellar, wood
and stable connected, and all in thorough re-
above Is one of the pleasantest situations at
llage. Inquire of 4. T. SMITH.
Office address, Saccarappa, Me.
am, July z, 1866. iy9
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II. M PATTEN G. CO.. Auctioncers.
Office. $50 Fore Street. aAFlSY f
Real Estate ON Park Place at Auction.
ON THUR DAY, July 49, at 12 O'Clock NJ on the
" premises, No. Park Place, will be sold the
three etoried brick Dwelling together with tne land
The house is in good order, conveniently arranged,
and will be sold without reserve. For particulars,
call on the Auctioneer. a. Jul 10 I'd
OCEAN INSURANCE CO-Office, at 1856 Fore
W Street. = -ll VI SsAJ jul 10 div
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E,OR SALE, in Yarmouth, a new story and half
house, with about half acre CT land, situated on
Freeport roaa. ten minutes walk from the Post Of
flee, aovut l5 minutes from the depot. Apply to
iull5eod1w = M. W. NORTHEY.
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Those who have been subject to Nervous headache
for years. restored to perfect health by dose
tforty dropsl of METcALFE's GREAT RHEUMAT. g
REMEDY, 1t never tails. jul 13 sn
lrNYLER, Lamb 81 Co. Boots, Shoes, Leather
Il and Findings, have removed to 294 Commercial
street. VIII resume their business at once.
i1tl1 13--dtf
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NOTICE TO LAMB HOLDERS. MIR.
will make contracts with parties who intend build
ing Immediately. He can furnish first class work
men and bring with him Master mason with his
men. Letters addressed to him will receive imme-
date attention. For further particulars enquire Of
j. H. CRESSEY, No. 163 Commercial street. ~ as8
Portland, July IS. dit n
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Ready for Business.

Ia No 373 Congress Street, head OF High st, Thay-
ers Apothecary shopl with a good assortment Of
Books Stationery, Blank Books and the Light Lit
his old customers. aa4
Subscribers to the various Magazines and News
papers, who have paid in advance are requested to
bring in their receipts his subscribers account books
/, have been lost. Ef3t iul13tt Et
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~ W. HAIL IL CO., Wholesale Dealers in
~. Fancy Goods, No. So Free streee, rear of 3s4
Congress street, Portland. iq jul iS--d1p pd
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TAMES FURBHSH will continue to give In
- structions as hitherto. His library. consisting
by the late fire, removed by friends perhaps from
No.5 Wilmot street. Any Information respecting
them, or auy number OF them will be gratefully re-
ceived Address through the post ofice. "a
iul 13-Iw
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-14

MAaxErisx is the vital principal Of life.
When by tr3Esgressing the Nlws Of nature
VIC impair/fhs workings of tint beautiful
mcchani16n which God made TArfect, ma,
slHc, though her great Electrical Nattery,
,maktsa powerful effort 10 remove Ne i'm
tpeXment which clogs the circulation Of
TX magnetic forces. 10 assist Naesrc,
.,sc the ..Elcctro Magnetic Fluid, "prepAr-
ID by the Swain Manufacturing Company,
which ID nothing less than Electricity In
piquid form, aid is undoubtedly the most
wonderful rs we'll rs most useful chemical
discovery Of this age Of fruitful research.
1t is composed Of the most powerful ingre-
dicnts known to chemistry. and when COM
bincd by this, the only known process, and
deficiency of magnetic power, needed to
Danish disease.
Palsy Of long standing, Scrofula, and
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: suffering, yield al once TO the healing in
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Fonox: ishcanla,isln,l Neuralgia, Palsy,
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Spasn,s, Deafness, Cancer, White Swelling.
Salt Rheum, Sore Eyes, Female Weak
lack, Spinal Affections, Prolarsus, anil
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Send to the proprictors for circular co.,
sainfSg certificates from well known 0kti-
gems u remarkable cures, effected b1ihis
mediciilQ after all other rcmcL;53 had
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Ono bottle will hc sent to 9<y part Of
the United States on receipt X one dollar.
DIR. C. II. swain Il CO.,
Exeessov. to DIR. Jas MORRELL, Trprietwa
- soush Water Strcct, Chicago.
soN By leading drussiss- everywhere Mr. saas
SOLD AT RETAIL ny
LOUIS BENTON, IT,,
ua.mwx1L, ss'1'
TT. DR0W2R. Prairie Ia CHEN. 500
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Facts 5er u Pse1le q tits Teva.

0O60 UO8 ~ - OOxoO - t0A0 = VWess
Men and women everywhere. demand An equivolent
for tho amount OF MONEY they pay out. Without IT..
no feels satisfied. With this fact In view, We now
offer you TEsssrrs PHYsroLoGlcAL HAIR REaESERAroR.
article which entirely surpassess preparations
OF the Kind ever offered to the American people.
It readily restores vhite gray. OF faded hair to ts
original color; while It always keeps the head free
from dandruf disagreeable itching. It often pro-
duoss new growth Of hne hair. after one has been
laid for years. es.,ea ats Iaa i.55
It stops the hair from falling o6, and incrcases In
growth. A hair dressing. it IL perfect luxury,
keeping the hair in it, place. giving to every lock and
ringlett raven hue and charming lustre. 1t never
soils the finest fabric, is richly perumed. and d used
by the most aristocrac circles Of large cities 1t
Il fast becoming the idol toilet among the most fash
ionable All classes delighted with H. while many
hair Aresssrs exclusively Every bottle Y war
ranted give satisfaction money refunded. Smith
1 Dryer, General Agents, Chicago, III.
6m503 LOUIS BENTON, Jr.. Agent. McCrsgor.
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WAGON MAKERS WOOD STOCK.

We have large Stock Of Wood Material Of eastern
timber, carefully selected and well seasoned; includ-
ing everything designed for Wagon Makeri use from
tho plainest wagonto the finest Buggy and Cutter
stuff This h feature In trade. ~ y 3.
- 8. }. EcKERT, for several years the successful
manager Of the bu'ncas Of the old Arm, will remain
active worker In the present house.
Strict attention viii be given ut all times 10 the
JObling Trade. All orders filled pro mpty and with
the II the buyer present to select
for himself. Trusting to discriminating public and
II. A. Whitney, Respectfully,
Geo. +. Dayton,
81. Eckert. } t4ls n. L. WHITNEY co.
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will do my utmost to please, and TO convince you
that will prove not only convenient but profitable to
send me your orders. In making them out be as ex-
plict possible. You order small and often
you wish, thus keeping your stock well assorted
styles as fast they into Market, aud at
small expense. My reference is A. MILLER L CO,
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Singular Conduct OF an Army OGicer nj Mem
phis-Ue RrsisIs li,iI Process.

MFMHls Tenn. Monday July ld. 1900
purrg the war Gen. Clady, Deputy Quartermastor-
General occupied honse belonging 10 loyal citizen
Mr. Du,ul then residing at Philadelphia Since then
Mr. Duyal has instituted suit fol rent and recovered the
amount OF rent claimed by him. On The Shcnn attempt
inc IN clrry ont the orders of the Court Gen Gladly brought
in guard and ordered them 10 pat the sheriff Oh the
preuises, or e. kill him. On saturday Gen Cmdy was
leaving ON rrlough whom the Sheriff ordered by The
Judge 10 arrest him but he cvaded the Sheriff posse by
onraing massage on one Of the boats and leaving on
another taking mn armed guard with him
Tie Post l,ad,a says he disgraccs the uniform which
Dc wears and hc Government be- represents by setting the
civil law at defiance.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

toSS OF THE SHIP uoRSET-PRBvIOUs REPORTS con-
FrRMED-NAMEs or THE SAVED.
S,y fgAycT-cO Mondsy July 10, lee6.
letter from Capt Mitchell OF the ship Hornet, dated
pahachce Hawaii June ~ coniflns previous accounts
In regard TO the vessel aud says that the Consul at Milo
he's assumed the care ~ an the men, who were all 10
destitute and starving condition The remaining stores
were divided OIL the I9,h the day which the boats
parted company The following the nauIes OF the per-
sons saved: Samuel Ferguson and Henry Ferguson OF
New ork pa GERS; j. y Thomas. third officer; Henry
Morris. Joseph Nams, Peter Smith, II. Hartman
Antonio Pasture John Ferris Thos }. Tate, Ja.. Cox
John Campbell Fred Cloueh, and Neal Turner -seanen.
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The q. q. 4. X. mt orces,er.

WORCESTER Mouday july 10. lsoh
Cbef Osanzer Stephens arrived here this evening, and
addressed his tounuymen st Mechanics Hall lie urged
union ~ the discOdan forces for direct ana 10 beeu
His remarks we're oudly appauded. lie was followed py
ten Iiapin s,relade given him subsequently at
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sAl i'l ua.lnous consent - iuuediae'r cor.iI.r -
80 i, .slehg tne iin' ~ enc paymcai ~ Gufy ~ 80
ivy i,. hl me A. ibama and florida k.tr,,l
Nj eiIA5ur objected. md 70 roe. o.
Personal LZPLASkT1OV
Ny WI LOS Tcse o personal expgnati,r In La. rem III
o, q t1 recently he Wa uader.tool saying TINT Ar.
-hoIH - had put im BY tie vote Of he Uorse an
Increased duty iron and cool lie mean 10 ssr ~ nd
opot ana Wsoed 70 correct The slip zoe tneue As 10 lad
gwen rise 10 some con ToTersy.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
On motion Of Nj, sHEEaAS at oclocl tue Senate vent
into Executive Session aud al $50 O'Clock took recess TO
neet at o.cIook p IL.
EVENING sLSsl0S-CLAIM Bills
The Senste met nj D. and under Resolution adopted
Yesterday proceeded 30 the consideration reports and bills
from the COmmitee on Claims. number of private hi IL
were considered and passodamOng Others bill TO sy Mrs
Anglia Phieser ~ Columbia 5 G., $1,000 for f,od and
clothing furnished 10 Union soldiers and officers while Ia
prison at that place during the war.
b TO pay the for the iron dome nj the capitol
&C. 90 make good certain contract
by the in the price of labor and iron was called up
and led 10 a discussion.
Mr.. TRuBUL moved to refer the bill to the Court Of
Claims wnich disagreed TO- aud the bin was passed
ADJOURNMENT.
The Senate then, OF a. p NJ. adjourned
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BRITISH HONDURAS.

INCREASE or DUTIES-ISDIAN WAR.
Alriccs from British Honduras state that the duties
viii b, increased after September The Assembly had
passed bills regulating the deportation OF bad characters
and the export Of arms and ammunition. The lndan
war was sill rngug.
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Cw,RSAIL TUESDAY. July %. iooo.
The Union Goal Oil COmpanys refinery al MaySylue,
Ky was partially destroyed by fire This afternoon Loss
heavy M oil, Insurance unknown.
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FIRES.
cmARLorrErnWN. Z.

CHARLOTrETOwN. +. h. l.
UAIIFAN n. :. Tuesday JuT d. 1900.
A fire in Charlottcown, p. +. l., on sunday morning
DESTROYED over 100 buildings The burnt district II
bounded by Cegc, Water, Pownall aud Dorchestcr-s>
n.s conn. 0Ol
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rae Steamer Pioneer IT, ~. Johu.. etc.

ST. JOINS y. f. saturday. July II. 1870
Via Aspl BAY. Tuesday, July ~.
The steamship Pioneer nom HUI for New orA. ar
rived here ON the lath short of COATS and sailed again on
the 18TH New ork messages Of tn" I'm nave 1v"'no
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6perial Notices.
Import1nf 20 Railway Travellers.
Tie Second Edition fof July Of
APPLETON'S RAILWAY Guide


Impertanr to Railway Traveller
APPIEroS's RAIiWAY Guide
co;En%fTfFT'$SYs.
IMPORTANT INsrRGcTioNs 70 RAnwAS TRAVELLERS
. rer5s , to Tss s r. sse Checking Railway
oSE pr. MA MA Msrs ss Isg s e PFss.
Va s sFs indPs'.Sr Oih g r'Sy ,-l5 s
Places Of Faeaabe Resort rcladlns Ntie fountains.
Nn:ap Fail Lahs Mr@ph'smAsos Lake Geo'se ssra.os'
APfLEToNs ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
se. BOOB p sodisa and nov. pots nearly
.nss. s'' 'd' '1d hotels T. AffIETox Co. PSs s '
No.. a. end as Broadway.
sewing saehines
EXCHANGED, FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
Positive, OF pise The City where ind a. A.-''f
SEWING MACHINES snd where you exchange tins
within thirty sy,or shy other Machine ehsr not
s,a.aed slBLEY srooPs
No. 6I5 Broadway
Corner Of Bls~e.er-s
Keep Cool:
B how ~ 40 ,l,,. the question II friends give "ths
coli shoulder Il will not avail Better down 70 the yeo--
,,ar oe Nos and Buging sip foot Of John st. and take tho
advice our boy johu who aspire" to be Poeo VT
Would you. my friend, yonf money spend
Aud YET remain ne riches
r. Ala ii buy a. + .k 4 Ed PTrc8ER.
LucIuS HART Co.
nvaiid-, Tra.elins Chairs q" whse-' FOX in ''4 o'
IISvtiiDs CiRaIAGEs to order
PATENT GATHERING HORSES. for n and OFT door" tH"
NURSERY SWING and saey Teal.r - .o,, ...r...
Fneish ChAriots. Rocking Hoises
For sae BY the mana.ac fef a.. ,,,rrt ~ on ,,.u,.
# PhsIon'- NIGHT BLOOMING CEREus lad been eliaHt
IN cesrs day he would presented bottle OF to cAphurni'.
,i.is phslon send. thousands bottles Of 10 California
vtv ore the co1uerfeis-s Of PnAL0Ss MONT BLOOMING
,Frvrs Ike the ellie Do l.honsse eofdi Besau,r they
6aftes seatemeu. ------
Empire Depot of Games.
CROOrFT large splendid assortment at lowest prices
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. !
.ArYr SALLY theuew EnEish outdoor game
BASE BALL, ARCHERY. GRACESA
and ali : md. OF games for the house yard, and hea
A. p. SWIFT 1 Co.. Ne. & Nss.assi.N Y
LADIES IcE CREAM AND DiSiS" SALOON
new.Nork
Ire ces se.iv.' aus FL 'ar'1o - " wholesale
pT s,s.r :, o'clock IN the n,orams for Breakfast.
sor ie nm" s,r~or Gags s;se6 e. ' siT III
RIIEI ~ diseases d the sAN hor terna End external
use, s,a slsi a ~ S 6NoR &C. pas: yssl sdsfy-
who're HEGEMAS Co Broaiw.y New ora. Agent.
Zen. DAVIS nle Mn With the ssnlh la'lI,,ed N e
.,on Maachaasen Pepse for the Aas number Of 'Ae uN
GsAss w sHS Ss 4 IN S.s
( C9urandes. New Yoi =. '..'
wigs. reupee md osss%ssn 1H,ss :, b.a. a.
VIZ l. P BaTcH III OK s'G sa
The Emp,r, yocs-ssltek sewing Machines, for FAINT
' f IN Ss'i sESso Co Ne SIC s,s.a.ry
H y MI, ,. RSs -; s.sa si S
soS ~ eli DnusS
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Ist. a. %. Iih SIN. 9th 7th. sth eth-Totals.
I HsI.,iS.Dj, 9 9 . ! q 5--2a
Home Raps-KiIueielder. l. Reach .. Bsrkenstook 81
Dockncv o: Pratt Il Pike L. T0tdl-i0 ~
Amer the game the Athletics Hospitality entertained their
guests The nsxt VIII be played between 'he two CLUBS
-. Irrfu 4
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lETr DAVIS.

Thr House Judiciary Committee are engaged npon
q II repOst N the JEFF Davis 1t viii not be made Tor
- ne dav. vet They have eioted very important facts
lye to Dn1ss conpcy with tnc Lincoln assassination
4 taey not be sufficient warrant his being pui on bis
t.a Committee however hope 10 be able before long
H. auravci sc mysteries which seem 10 hang around this
A. alrkOs.e case.
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AddreS
MARBLE D.

HOIT-wARRRE-ou Monday yuly IS 1850 IN ths ca vyo} Co
Rev Abbot, r. Ki,trrs,e Br Richard J. Holt OF Now s,.
Mic A. Louie Warren daughter OF the late T. C. airen ~
ford. Conn No cards
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Ifayti.

EDUCATIONAL SrATIsTlcs-FoREiGN rRADt-txPoRrs.
Accordingly an expose of the State oil llayt for
s inst shed v Government there are .1 nee HaOnal
ehnns dads attended by do.D pupils beside eight private
schools suyenoned by The state one Clerical seminary
beb has already ptodmed three prestss Grand Sem
~ in Tari- attended hy Government scholars. -Four hunt
ED and nncf yess and 80 steamers have arrived IN
Ss Ten omen ID Ia he 0regn trade. VIZ. - English sal
inc vessel az n inner ~ French steamers 81 Ametican
s,ssue. srherer are mostly from the Netherlands a1d
Dnrn the SANE year ar vessels werc oaled 10y he United
g,ates - nuand 10 Tor rance = ortas Netherlands
80 ar,ap ara "a Ior The e5t Indes South America and
ST haSSs AZ Steamer, Fine expectation he's been es
emdine the department Feieloa. 3eis n coffee
0 10 M rotton irl 80 cocOa au.OOe foot mnhogsn.
"a - ,tn !, l,rWoos i0 -! hgRumyiir. s6g.
q. = igJ 10 tobacco ami sgndf' sash'i a"''"' pig .tI
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o,rskrAk or A NV RrvcLUTIoSA At GoSAIvEs-Con-
(. NuNCATIoy BETWEEN THE NORTH AND THs CAR
ITAL INTERRUPTED.
revolution broke out at Gonaves, Hayi, July D
and uead through tho adjoining territory. Az commuuica
ton was between the Noru aa9 me capital InsI
| ness was also suspended,
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hat he intends to resign and thus Escape The rcpnnaa
Spb
The WEATHER.
r.. -, rrmome,er ron.ci from % 10 % degree. in
tie Senate -, ~
ALABAMA.
De-. .,..,,,... fox Alabama for August are re-.
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rnr roar,l., sTrR.GEyEnALsHlr.

The S.note Post 0.Ice Committee to-day have
O. ler cousoTstion the nomination o. Randall Tor Post
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