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Richnrdso1a W11a.f Co.

a First Rate Opening for Business.
A GOOD chance is offered in the manufacture of
n Elastic Goods, for which there is an established
and ready sale. ,
Any one wanting to engage in light and pleasant
business and one that requires but small capital,
will address, .,r,, <~r,rn,,,
Mov os-dtf Box 1859 P. O..
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Notice..

FNHERE will be Special Meeting of the Eureka
i Oil Co. tomorrow, Thursday Evening, at No.
Ga Middle Street. Per Order.
May 3O-1t*
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House, Lot and Shop for Sale.

A Cape Elizabeth Ferry. good house and lot,
"A with improvements, within minutes walk OF the
Ferry. Shop at head Of Ferry Wharf. Inquire of
VIM. Ii. GRANNEL.
Cape Elizabeth, April 20, 1865. may24d4w*
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ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.

"A Gardiner correspondent of the Star
writes to that paper that Capt. John Jewett, one
of the Oldest and most respectable citizens of
Pittston, died Sunday about noon very sudden
ly of stoppage of the bowels. He was conscious
of his approaching dissolution up to the last
moments, arranging and settling up his worldly
affairs before death ensued. From the same
source we learn that the old buildings near the
bridge tiro Eyrvr,s,1v,s r,iUs,
pot of the Portland & Kennebec Railroad
Company were sold at auction. The lot has
been partially filed with dirt .., sD
The Saco Democrat says the store o Lom-
bard & Sloman, in that town, was entered on
Friday night last and robbed of $75 in money
and a lot of cigars. ,
The Lewiston Journals desirous to contra
dict the exaggerated rumors set afloat with re-
gard to small poX in that city. 1t states that
there are only three cases of smallpox in the
city, and these are at the Pest House. Only
four cases of varioloid are known to the author
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SDeciaI Notice.

yRERSONS fiom Portland. who wish to attend the
funeral of Bishop Burgess at Gardiner, on
WEI, NESDAY, the 3Gth inst, can take the regular
noon I, ain of day and return special train,
eoving Gardiner at seven t7) O'Clock that evening
Tsg-ons fare for the round trip.
mav2e~at w. HATCH, Supt
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For. Sale.

A TILT0N s. MCFARLAND Safe and large
IA Counter Scale for sale at 294 Congress street
may24d1w* H - MA ..
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On BY II feet, for sale at low price, at 81 Pleas
~ antStreet. may24tt
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For Sale.

- House in good repair and immediate possess
EN; ion given. No. 81 Danforth Street, together
llssas.A-@ with large lot Of land. Inquire Of
bAE4 JOHN c. fROCTER,
May 11.-d3w Lime Street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

10 The brave all homage render,
MsFps We skies OF June
WI5h 4 radiance pure and tender,
shine, oh saddened moon
Dead npon the field Of glory
Hsro 1T Tor song and story,
lies oar bold dragoonl
Wei they learned, whose hands have slain him
.Brayer, kntghtlier foe
Never fought with Moor nor Paynim--
iSodeat Templestowe;
With men how high and Joyous.
'9ainst the hordes that would destroy us
Went he forth, we know.
Nevermors, alas shall sabre
CLEAN around his crest.
Fought his fight, fulflled his labor,
Stilled his manly breast
all unheard sweet Natures cadence.
Trump Of Fame and voice of maidens
Now he takes his rest.
Earth, that all too soon hathbound him,
Gently wrap his clay
! Ll1ger lovingly around him
Light Of dying day
Softly fell the summer showers,
Birds and bees among the flowers
Make the gloom seem gay.
There, throughout the coming ages,
When his sword is rust,
And hs deeds N classic pages
Mindful of her trust,
Shall Virginia, bending lowly,
Still q ceaseless vigil holy,
Keep above his dust
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
ger eeaus gaiy dfeseea oulay zNouh1g 0oblt l. J8G6

AFFAIRS IN 3EX1Co--GEN. DIA2 REPORTED KILLED
ACTIVITY OF THE IMPERrALIsTs.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 25.-The imperial Mexi-
can consuls dispatches from Acapulco Septem-
Der 10Th say that the imperialists had surprised
aud killed Gen, Diaz in an engagement near Ajaca
Cily, together with most of his officers and large
number of men. The same consul has dates from
MazatIan of September LIST, and San Blaz, Sd. One
battalion of imperial troops had arrived at the
former place from Guadalajara.
Gen. Lozado had resumed command of the I'M
perialsts at San Blaz.
It was reported that Tanore had whipped Pes
quera badly near Guayamas.
Letters dated Cola, Sept 2lst, say nothing of
the capture of Guadalajara, San Luis orDurango.
New YORK, Sept 26.-Tn consequence of the
deaths of Emile Dupr5e and Solomon J. Joseph
prominent members of the Stock Board, there was
no session of either boards this P. N.
New YORK, Sept. 26.-The Express says that
Gen. Dix to-day appeared before United States
District Attorney Courtney, and executed his Off
cial bond as naval officer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

The drs aim hnman beings happnesg and happinsss
implies health Of body and mind.
Dr. Whites experience and for tiftyone years In
an extensive practice in large cities have brought to him for
treatment vast amount of every disease both acute
and chronic.
His remedies restore the stomach yor and blood and all
seceions and excreons Of the entire syete in unhealthy to
healthy condon Instead of nurng any part of The sys.
tenn or the constitution they and repair the injuries
and wastes of the entire oganism with truly sound mind in
sound body.
The established for scute and chronic
diseases viz: Rheumsas Colds Coughs Bronchitis Laryn-
chtis Asthma Consumption and all diseases of tie Throat
Lungs Hess Liver, spns stornach Bowels Costiveness
Dyspepsia, scroula, Kings Evil White sweings all sores
Ulcers Aocssses Cancers, Piles Fstus syphilis Gonor.
rhean oil their stages, Mecura hereditary tan rad
cal impurities of the Blood Jaandce Of the Eyes
Brain 6oisre Bg Neck Diseases the Kidneys, Gravel
Daoetis Dropscal Diseases all Ailments, Weakness
wasting and Nervous Afecous Sick Nervous and Sun Head
acne Depression of Spirits, Hppoooadra Mysteries, Fits
spasns We repeea heworst erupons of the SKIN all
R4ees Ct whatever NATURE the nepen Cancer which
geToSy humanity speedily and permanently cured
one Or two houss spent the Institute with Dr. Whe ire.
qusnt save wee6s of teVor other suerngsoen lifs
Now that Communication again. he receives casper,
sonAy and by lser formally from all of the country
Consultation free-stamps not " forgottenn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
TeE. DE ANDREn'9
--pURE-
SARSAPARILLA BITTERs.

The attention of the PnbC, City and Country Trade
spectfnDy called to the introduction Of the
Snrsnpar1lla EItterS.
The most Pleasant and valuable Bites thas
t9dueed in this country This in general supplied
by the following Grooersand Druggists:
FaEo, Marks Co., 43, 10 and 47 New Levee street,
Griffin Porch, 81 and 80 TchoupitouIas street.
Ed Hart Il Co., 7S, rs IN TehoupitOulas street.
L. Bas8et, cor Grayier and TchOupitouIas streets,
F, Ayet Cambon 50 and 81 Gid Levee street.
John I. Moore, cor. Poydras and New Leyee Streets
VIM, G. Mitchell. cor, Camp and Poydras Streets
Csss Dowling, 80 Poydras street.
7. W Marsden, Druggist cor. Magazine and Graviar.
Turner Wales. Druggists, Royal and Cusomhouss
G. n. MORRISON, Agent
Il Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
Or. MAGGIEL's PILLS,

As an enbous remedy following extracts from various
letters will be- it is hoped sufficient Importance to Justify
the quoting of them hsre
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
A VIGOROUS APPETITEl

Andcoespondngy strengthen the digestion They the
Liver the Head steady the Nerves To those who
not familiar with the use Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
NEW YORK.
~ THE DAILY NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT KEPT
A PHYSIOLOGICAL

a PSYCHOLOGICAL
VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
Containing nearly 800 pages and 100 fine Plates and
cravings of tie Anatomy of the Human Organs
Health and Disease with treatise Early Errors it's De-
porbe Consequences upon the Mind and Body with the Al
thors Plan of Treatmenthe oay rational and
mode of shown by the report of treated
truthful adviser the married. and those contemplating mar
rage entertain doubts of their physical condition Sent
free postage any address, eaept of 2 cents in stamps
OF postage eurreneytsby addressing
DR.. La CROIX,
No. 81 Maiden Lane Albany, NY.
The author be consulted upon any the diseases upon
which his book treats either personally by mail and med
cines sent any part of the world.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
MEDICAL.
Dn. AAeGIEn's PILLS AND sALvE-
A NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MEDICINE.
Rr Alagzlepu Plna and snlve.

These wonderful Medicines familiar to the people
that but little Endorsement of their Physc need be
made The Pls.of Dr.. Maggie centain no mineral They
do not gpe and they eneeb the system by extreme
purging They universal in creating
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
INSURANCE.
Representing. ...,.,,,,,so, $4,000.
CORNER GRAvIER AND CARoNDELET SITS.
NEW ORLEANS.
COMPRISING THE FOLLOWING WELL kxowN AND RELIABLE
COMPANIES:
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
No. 30 Wall street, New York.
ORGANIZED APRIL, 1871

ORGANIZED APRIL, 1874.
The Company has paid to its customers the
time, Losses amounting to EIGHTEEN MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS For the past nine the Cash Dividends paid
oStockhoders made from third Of the net profits have
amounted in the aggregate to ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-ONE AND A HALF PER CENR.
Instead OF issuing scrip dividend Dealers based the
principle that all caases Of risks are equally profitable this
Company will hereafter make such cash abatement discount
fro the current rates when premiums paid the general
experience OF underwriters will warrant and the net profits
remaining at the end of the will be divided to the Stock
holders
This C.mpany contnqest make Insurance Marine and
Inland Navigation and Transportation Risks, the
and freight
Policies issued making loss payable in Gold Currency,
the oce in New Orleans or in Sterling at the office of
ELLWooD WALTER President
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
TNR. j. WHITES ENsTITUTE-
asa CARoNDELKT STREET
In rear of the City Hall.

The arst aim ohnman beings happiness and happiness
implies health Of body and mind.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
MAGG1Ers PILLS AND sA1vE

Are almost universal their effects and cure can be almost
always guaranteed.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing can be productive Of than these Pills
Their almost magic influence felt and the usual
coacouants of the distressing disease are removed
These remedies are made from the purest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will not harm the delicate female and can be
given with good effect in prescribed youngest
babe.
FOR CCTANEoUs DISORDERS
And all eruptons Of the skin the sALy most Invaluable
1t does not heal externally alone but pensaes with
searching effects to the very root OF tie evil.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
Each BOX Contains IL Pllla

Each BOX Contains IL Pills.
ONE PILL Is DOSE.
Rg~ NoTEoE-None genuine without the engraved trade
mark around each pot boz, signed by DOCTOR j.
MAGGIEL New YORK, 10 counterfeit which Is felony
R9- Sold by all respectable Dealers In medicines throughout
the United States and Canada per box or pot
BARNES, WARD Il Co, Agents.
New Oresns
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC ENsUR.
SANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS, No. l92
ayer street. between Camp and St. Charles Streets July5
1855 s This Company is now prepared to take FIRE
RISKS, on the most favorable terms
EDWARD RIGNEY, President
WIN. 7. KELLOGG, Vice President
II. P. JANvIER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
M Orleans DAILY Qyreateilt,
Tarner Ashhg.

AoNDAY MORNING. ooroBER i. ls8s.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

CHIN a,
And
FANCY GOODS BEADS MARBLES, STATES, SLATE
PENCILS ETC,
The New York herald., 1866-10-18
rRorTrEe AT TIE FASHION COURSE

Match between Bull Run and pin sherwood
for s2,0O0-fbe Geidinx the Winner I'm
Four Heais.
very interesting occurred Yesterday afternoon
- the Fashion Course between tho mare Ella Sherwood
and the young geidine Bull Run The match was for
stake Of g. ooc mile heais hes, three in ave- the marc
drawing wagon and the colt going 10 harness The re-
SUIT was in favor Of Bull Run, who won in four bcat
Tho dav wss lovely, and just enough 10 render II
moro pleasant Sor to be OF doors than within
There was dsccrneblc the aintes touch OF bres,e and
taken altogether thew could not have been better sv
for the showing OF fas>timc The attendance was no,
large as that which gathered on the day
previous on the occasion " the great wagon be-
Tween Wilkes and LADY EmnN; q fact which was owing
doubtless 10 the greater Undue Den which Were offered
Al the sescaueus Course Amolv those who did attend
contest Which occurred But tho. vh the ssthsrinG
The New York herald., 1866-10-18

and disbursement ef Andrew Johnsoh fAnn,.nss
WIN him that was the meaning Of the verdict in his
Congressional district, and he 10 ask or thess
people 70 cast their votes the 9th Of November nexf n
indct his accidency and to demand Judgment and
ties Of the nation (Applause.) His condemnssion
a. the late elections was not enough to satisfy the
this nation in the hands Of ignorant Vicious unscru
pulous vain man. often under the banefu influence or
I'M mn.osics.ng drinks and whose life gives evidence that
no governed IN his public and private BY passion
and haired tApplause) He wanted the chief execu.
tive officer Of his country to know something of the de.
unnamed Camanche Indian. daughter, The nation
had such an exhibition in the late tour Of this creature
that he was amused when he read the proceedings in
New York. how the unkeys and bread and
not only did not stand dumb before him. but appauded
him laughter.l When he got into the West he found
he stopped from his high position to insult
nation ne found men TO fling it in his teeth
ever vioatedY'' when an Hshman jumped up and
SAD mlhe temperance pledge be dadi" daughter and
betrayedY' when quickly an Irishman jumped up and
said, General Sweeny and the Fenans, be dad
daughter and applauscl And SO he went through the
country The speaker did not come to say anything
more Of this wretch than absolutely necessary in
condemnation Of him. Applause.)
The remainder Of the speech strongly favored the
adoption Of the constitutional amendment and advised
the people OF New York TO send q delegai on 10 Con-
gress that would support these principles II also con-
ained the assertion that Andrew Johnson offered his
services 10 the rebels in 1850 and that was q traitor
at heart when he entered the Presidential chair The
gave an amusing ILLUSTRATION OF now tho Presi-
dent did not know Secretary Weles his Inauguration
day, and concluded with argument supporting the
power OF Congress to dictate terms TO The SOUTH
At the close of the speech three cheers given for
the speaker
Governor Hamilton was requested to speak, but ex-
cused himself account Of the ateness OF the hour
THE OUTSIDE M-ETIsG.
very largo audience assembled around tho stand
outside Of the Academy presided by hr J. Walter
Stoops, and addressed by John Oakley, Captain K.
H. Chttenden and James Kilbrrn, the .Abany car
penter" The assemhlage enthusiastic one, and
in aSnnoa fntu
walls tho attraction Of its spirited patriotic per-
formaDtes
The New York herald., 1866-10-18

Of The puddle QAughteE) Tho preacher Of good will
became the partisan OF hate He had caught the strains
Of the big organ not as 1t SCARED on .mighty psans
who chanted in his church He became fearful Of losing
his congregation Better have lost his church earth
dear brother-then he might have had title clear the
Church triumphant, though thereby permanently sepa-
rated from his congregation. Mr. Beecher wished TO be
rid OF democratic association Well who had asked this
studied reviler to join thems He said he had been in
vited to join. Who gave the invationp II seems he
deliberaed on IT. for he said in view Of ALL he there
said deliberately he cannot join that party II was the
commodatons. Laughter.) He was Jonah and the
democracy the whale. Well we have the advantage in
one respect at least-size. Jonah not, on the
WHOLE very lovaoc person. and he did like him
wen Brother Beecher uaughterl Mr. Cox continued
his remarks in strain similar to the above, and after
finishing Mr.. Beecher he pitched into Ben Butler, ana
lyzed the constitutional amendment and wound up by
euogizng the democratic candidates the State ticket
He very frequently and loudly applauded and after
concluding at late hour the meeting addressed by
Mr. William L. Robinson.
The New York herald., 1866-10-18
STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

CcrNry CONVENTION The Conservative Union Countv
Convention mot at Richmond on the 18th ins,an, and
made tho following nominations: - Assembly, n J.
wyeih County Treasurer, p. 4 wandci; School Com
mssiouer, Joseph Fitzpatrick: Superintendent OF the
Poor Plikp Bender; Justice OF Sessions, W. G. Elliott:
C"roneis, Edward GaIney and James Dempsey
TrrGEr EXCURSION The oquehonga Guard. number !.
Ing seventy i've men, under command Of Captain VIM
Denyse composed almost entirely Of veterans Of The
late aud residents OF Staten Island went on TARGET
excursion Yesterday They accompanied by a hne
baud of music and numerous invited guests They pro-
ceedcd 10 Bcchtes brewery at stapieton whore nun
bcf OF valuable prizes presented by residents OF the
finnd and this city, wcrc con tended FOR
The New York herald., 1866-10-18

nt the ball through their advenaries goaI-and thG
fourth game was for tho Indians
THE INDIANS WIN
Having won three games they were reluStantlR
declared the winners Of the match, and after few yepS
Of triumph, they prepared TO return 70 Caughnawasa
The resuitof this match s what TO be expected
The Indians always tire ont their adversarcs but
surprising that the whites lost the two first gameS they
being then fresh and they generally take the hrst Il
selected and Of them had often played their dus
brethren before Az TO the Indian party, 1t was forme
INTO each others hands and played more cooy than
played in New York wonld nrove new excitement ro1
the people OF that great city
The New York herald., 1866-10-18
c A N A D A.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yoss HERALD.

The Fenian Pris0ners-True RiiIs Found
Against Colonel Lynch and Rev. Messrs.
McMah0n and Lumsden-Pr0bmbfe Removal
Of Governor General N0Dck-Exci,e ement In
Relation to the Seizure OF Canada by the
United States, Sc.
Mr. J. g. Mcdonald. counsel for the fenians confined
at Cornwall Intends to demand the release OF his clients
on the ground that the government have no evidence
prove that they intended violate any OF the pro
vince. Mr. s. H. Strong, O. C., viii represent the gov
ernmenf.
The Grand Jury reassembled this morning and after
examining the evidence that win be submitted by the
government, found true bills against Colonel Lynch Rev
J. Mcmahon and Rev. Mr.. Lumsden At Two 4. IL. the
three leading prisoners brought into court, when
the Judge asked them il they ready Tor trial. NJ
G. Cameron their counsel answered in the Affirmative
Tho Judge then informed them that they would be ar.
raigned for trial this week.
private despatch from England, received in O.sswn,
says that Governor General Monck will be removed
The reason assigned s his implication in the abduction
Of the French refugee Lamirande
Considerable excitement exists throughout the country
in regard 10 despatch in the HRa.D Of Monday stating
that the United States government intend sesing Canada
for the debt owed BY England OF tho depre
movement on the OF our government would le very
unpopular with the masses OF the Canadians who,
Wnle tnev condemn the pOlcy OF EnHanf towards the
United States. unwilling TO submit ~ any dioHtlon
from the United States government
Twenty ammunition wagons and hye leayyArnsronp
guns arrived this morning at Champ dc Mars Montreal
The cabinet delegation TO England has secured pas
sages by the Crnard steamer. They eave Boston on
the 7h November. The cabinet meetings viii be hold Ia
Quebsc until the delegation derar,.
company OF roughs chartered two canal boats az
Lower Black Rock last night IL f supposed With the
intention Of making desccnt point on the Ga,
madam frontier The government has been informed
Of their movements. Tho frontier is guarded ~ tho
gunboat Rescue ana two regiments of volunteers Ii
those mon attempt movement Caaada Sherifi jar
Wis will be delighted to welcome them TO the county
jail
Run ON the Commercial Bank OF Toronto.
ToRowo, c. W, Oct II, 1850
In consequence Of rrmor thsf the conmarcisl Bank
had stopped payment something Of run upon il took
place yesterday.
As the bank kept open until ns hour 10 satisfy the
demands against II the excitement sabslded
There Is truth In any the reports AZ 10 tho failure
soppage OF any Canadian bank si;ce the sugpenson
of the Bank Of Upper Canada.
The New York herald., 1866-10-18
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS As TO INTERNATIONAL LAW.
supreme Court-Chamber
Before Judge Clerke.

5UVTtme tOurt-Chumbefs.
Before Judge Clerke.
OCT l7-Francis Danere ~ r. H. Allen and Others :.
The Messrs Allen defendants in this suit arc merchauts
doing business in this city. They claim to have debt
Of some $4,000 against plantf who formerly resided
in Alexandria, Egypt Under this claim they sought for
and obtained an attachment against some property o6
plaintiff at Alexandria This atachment was granted ~
Mr. Hale who ia the American Consul in that vicinty3
motion IS now made for injunction TO restraint
defendants from dsposng OF In any way nterferna
with the property the ground that tho Consul has nd
Judicial authority IN any but criminal matters
After hearing arguments of Messrs s. j. Glassey and
Charlt f. Blake for plaintiff and samuel Newell fol
defendants, Judge Cerke decided to have an ordel
entered continuing the Injunction until the could
be heard before the General Term.