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Steamers geapjug Jhjs gau.
q ADVERTISED In rHE N. o. cREsCENT
wednesday,, May 80, 1860.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The former members of Ssibson,s HouEsI-
ana Brigade, Originally commanded by General Daniel W
Adams are invited to attend meeting Lyceum l. on
FRIDAY EVENING, June lst o'clock with a view Of
organizing benevo ent association for the relief of their late
comrades in arms in needy circumstances provide for
the remova ofther dead appropriate cemeteries The B
gade was composed of the following organizations:
Ausn's Louisiana Battalion of sharp Shooters.
LIST Louisiana Regiment Of Regular Infantry,
LIST Louisiana Regiment of Regular Artillery.
4th of Voluuteers.
llth b..
18th =.
goth D. .
2Sd Consolidated Infantry.
25th Regiment of Volunteers
3Dth T..
4th Battalion of Infantry.
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Observation-Disclosures.

r OsT OR DEsTRoYED-Two DRAFTS, AS
II below described have been lost destroyed by damp
One for the of SlS 3D. made by E F. Mcae addressed
to and accepted by Slaughter Smith Shotwe New Orleans
payable ten mO1ths after date 23d January 1850 Protested
for nonpayment One for the Of $75 made BY Philip
nam, New Orleans payable months after date ist
March 1859 Protested for nonpayInent A fair reward will
be paid for heir return to the for information
corning them at the counting of Conway Bro No
Ichouptouas street. at the Office Of ogden Claiborne
Camp street.
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CHOICE FLOURs.
200 Barrels "GREY Jacket inspected xxx.
200 :. schindler's GILT EDGEn =.
200 81. "SH0OLERSn =.
100 T.. "SWAN Lake, :. ..
$50 .. Alex Smiths "IMPERTALn =. Xxx
200 :. &c "HAWTHORNn ., ,
1000 Choice superfne Inspected and Fresh.
CHOICE LEAF LARD.
rs Firkns of the best quality.
BUTTER
80 Firkns choice WESTERN.
CRACKERS.
10 Packages CREAM, BUTTER, SODA and PICKING
of best quality and fresh.
WHISKY:
5 Barrels OLD BOURBON, in store and for sale by
ETHELL THOMAS,
los Poydras street
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FUTURE AUCTION SALES.
IMPORTANT SALE OF RIAL ESTATE.

FOURTEEN SQUARES OF VALUABLE BArTuRE
PROPERTY
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM USEN EAT'S. ..
OLYMPIO TMEATER-74 ST. CHARLES ST.
Sole Lessee and Manageress. MRS c. HOWARD WATKINS
Best Ventilated Theater in the Country.
Fi5st tine IN the sgghsn G9ggty IF of the greatest
ths evening in the popular extravaganza Of BEAUTY AND
AND Ghs H. W1TKISs vii appeal -''' - WHICH, NM
NATURE UNVEILED
AT THE
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
40 AND AZ ST. CHARLES STREET.
NoTTCE-EvERY VISITOR TO THE MUSEUM is
entitled book four lectures on the PHILo soPHY OF
MARRIAGE, and catalogue free of charge.
20 AND AZ ST. CHARLES STREET,
Opposite the st. Charles Hotel
WANTED.
MANIFESTATION AS TEACHER-AN EX.
w peTenced Male Teacher wishes situation in some phi
Office. -''''A 1A' ~ '''i'
WANTED--A NO. COOK AND WASH WOMAN.
w Apply at this office fur the address. good steady
woman may secure permanent home and good wages by
WAETED-To THE MERCHANTS MANUFAC-
w turers, Capitalists and Enterprisng Glasses in the
United States The undersigned wishes engage in business
He is NOT however, Of those happy individuals where
salary is object He has worked for nothng during the
war and ne does not propose to work for nothing any
but viii work for money. He native and graduate of
Europe has Travelled business in all the United States has
lived in New Orleans for several years aud has gained there
and everywhere in the South quite numter Of friends He
where any other sell them He opportunity
OF making his services equal to capital respectable
ties wishing to establish business in New Orleans
the trade IN the South Europe his services by
ANY one wishing confer with him ascertain who and
whathe is, etc by addressing G. H S. Of Mai T. A.
Burke, editor Of the Evening Mirror, Macon, Ga.
WANTED-To RENT-A DWELLING BETWEEN
w Jul and Wahngt Constance and Baronne Streets
for small family Must contain three bed rooms parlor
servants room and kitchen Address R. R. E. at this Office
WANTED BY GENTLEMAN WHO WAS
W cleaned out in tho recent scrmmage to rent a Fur
nished House for the He will pay the in
vance md give security for the Of the furniture
Address Jones, Crescent Office.
WANTED-OCCuPANTS FOR A COMFORTABLY
w Furnish Room. Gentleman and his wife preferred
board Satisfactory references required Address BacchRs
street. at tins office.
WAETED-A SITUATION AS CLERK BY DIS
w abled Confederate soldier. Refers L. S. Chapman,
W. r Dickson 3 y Dickson Jones H. Dczson James Dick.
Alfred CASTOR Centergile. AInite county Miss Address
John q Long Of L. g. Chapman Genteryie via Wood
Vile Miss.
WANTED-AGENTs WITH SMALL CAPITAL. TO
the States Of Alabama Texas, Mississippi and louisiana
NO St Charles street great opportunity for industrious
young to whom liberal discount will be made. Address
box 1856 New Orleans
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U. Haapr, secrstairs d,Etat.
sHERIFF,s SALES.

x Nh NIsHEL Ri REg 1 s. T b6t. TIE Baptist Fourth u
Succession of MaTHILDE MATTHIAS RogssEL deceased
wife of Y. B. MARMILLION.
b ISL he HoS5lbe t. s6nf 5a 9a be
81 GptE the BaS s s@e q he Se1 II ara M the parish q
seq e. sei at pn9c AUCTION On ths premises SATURDAY
st The M1GSiFfGESF sUGS SisS PLANTATION Of Mr.
a aI hG5o4 n rTb situated IL The parish q s. John
above the city New Orleans adjoining the said
Stocked family grocery store said nf Pna fG5y ana Ts
n n 81 s p roat On the Mississippi between paF
lines slightly SO as to lose about haitian the
onE az e ass a & 21 The
are high and entirely above ell possible overflow the remainder
strong evee extending around the Plantation 70 depth
surrounding country be entirely subRefFeS Tber
Is also an prairie pasture Of 300 arpeus Situated IN
s ebp rear 81 6 5ns there are two steam draining
sawmil with fixtures eompete fire engine; steam
pnpP IN IN. b hsa a s ohe steam egne running @ min
new, and built OF brick, supported with posts.
Also
4 LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described pro-
perry and OF which description shall be given tine Of
Also
100000 Bricks less 10000 English Fire Bricks 1000
Shingles lot OF Lumber, about 30 Carts Wagons n
Horses and Mules rumber of horned atte pairs Of Timber
PloHghs Harows Subso and other le n
ables
very Rtge and pleasant Dwelling House. surrounded b
gallery OuthOuses of wood brick good Condition
hospital and other buildings in excellent repair
10 lERMSCRsh to effect the the succession
49,. j, B. HUMPHREYS, Sheriff -
Parish Of st. John the Baptist May =, 1866.
FIFEF , plsT g eouEr G, H. FLAea VS. ANTONIO
OF New orleans PoRS-No. X, 908
ID resad 81 III aoS SG ss IF
Orleans in the above entitled c,use Charles Bienvsnn late
Sher and by said late Sheriff transferred pursuant to
an agreement entered into between the parties
heren WIN proceed to sell at public auction the premises
1866 at l01S O'clock A. n - -
The CONTENTS OF A COFFEE HOUSE situated at
Aer on the right bank of the Mississippi the
her OF where and LaveTgne Streets in this parish in
ventory on file in my office.
A5Ss rERhs-Casn on the spot.
HARRY t. HAYS,
Sheriff of The Parish Of Orleans.
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IMPORTANT. ......,............E MPO RTANT
TO CAPTAINS AND STEAMBOAT OWNERS.
We have hand and continually receiving WIRE
IILLER ROPES required by Inspectors Of this Port
BOSIICK SEYMOUR, Hardware and Ship Chaudery,
30 anu So Fulton street and IS and 81 Front street
between Poydras and Glavie. streets
SEx FIRsT-oLAss RIVER STEAMERS,
NINE BARaEs, and WHARF BOAT FOR SALE.
The following named vessels viz:
steamers-M BURNS,
LAURA,
MILBREY,
LOUISA,
HOME,
GREY EAGLE
Lying at st. Louis. -..
Nine BARGEs different classes lying at Cairo and John
sonvlle.
wHARFBoAT "Chancolor," lying at Cairo
All these Boass in good order and ready for immediate
USE and will be sold low and on accommodating terms for
satisfactory paper.
Apply to THos F. FISHER,
Prest st. Louis Cairo and Johns Packet Co.,
st. Louis, No.
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RY vow ZTNKEN d. sULI.Y,
AUcu0EzERs
LEON yoS zrSKzE, City Auetioneer,
oGice-Nos. l66 Grayier and IT Union street.
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
.. City of New Orleans.
Be 1t known that this Twentyixh day Of Apr in the
year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred sixty
before Edward Brqett notary public in and for the City
Parish Of New Orleans duly commissioned and
personally and appeared the parties whose
hereto subscribed declared that avang themselves Of the
PROV on the statutes state the oganiza
ton corporations in this State they have cOvenanted and
agreed and by presents covenant and bind
objects and purposes and under the stpuatons and
regulations following viz:
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-E,OuisIana Lodge No. 8s, a. r. 81 a, ma,
holds its regular Communications in Grand Lodge Hall st.
Charles street. north Canal street. every THURS
DAY EVENING, at O'Clock
oFFIcERs-W. Driver NJ f. Hays, s. W; Juo
IA New, j. W G. ". s5er, Treasurer ; Arthur Waugh.
Secretary ". s. Mitchell, S D. Ed Harris, j. D. E. j.
Kursheedt, NJ O. G. F. Erull R. G. Hutchinson Stewards
Thos Rogers Chaplain 9. ". Garvn. TyIer.
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IN THE First AND SECOND DISTRICTS OF THIS
CITY
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A EDR JOHNSON yTTSRY-wE ARE NOW
receiving and will keen constantly hlnd the celebrated
ANDY JOHNSON WHISKY, superior ar cle of high proof
Western Reced the only purely Conservative liquor now re-
the President
rs barrels landing eN Continental and Lady Gay
FAIRCHILD, VERHOEFF & BINGHAM
aefFa,
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New Orleans, May rs, '60 At "a meeting
of the Board of Directors of the Great Southern and Western
Life and Accident Company Of New Orleans, held
this date Judge HENRY D. OGDEN and JOHN p Dill
LINGHAM ESD were unanimously elected attorneys for
this company
c. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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The name and title Of said corporation the ALLAN
TIC INSURANCE OMPAkY OF NEW ORLEANS, and
It's donc is hereby established in the city Of New Orleans
1t shall commence It's business the whole
its capital sto shall have been subscribed Tor aud shall
exist for from the hereof II shall have
corporate seal having for device the Of Of the
State of Louisiana, and for inscription the of the
Enmn and hh date Of this
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New Orleans, OpeiOusaa md Great
Northern Railroad, Feb. II, lS66-On and after MONDAY
NEXT, the 2On inst, the Passenger Trains will leave the
Depot in Agiers morning at o'clock arriving
shear City at Returning at P. NJ arriving at Agers
Ht5P.M.
The ferry boat will leave the city wharf of Canal
street morning at ~ o'clock connecting with the pas
senger train
Freight for Brashear intermediate stations will be re-
ceyed at the place every day usual
a. B. sEGER, President.
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Bacon LARD
100 casks CLEAR SIDES.
80 =. CLEAR RIB SIDES.
80 =. RIB SIDES.
100 =. SHOULDERS.
800 tierces Prime Kettle LARD.
800 kegs %. -, ,,
10 terces Smoked JoWLS.
For sale by
KEEP CAULFIELD
n and 70 Poydras street.
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SUNDREEs. ..,............ ..sUNDRIEs.
The undersigned offer for sale the cargo the steamer BON
ACCORD, just arrived consisting Of
1900 sacks YELLOW and WHITE CORN;
5000 bushels CORN in the ear;
% tierces SUGAR CURED HAMS;
6hhds.
Is bids, RIBBED SIDES;
10 hhds. CLEAR SIDES;
8 hhds. BACON SHOULDERS;
II tierces
5Obbls, MESS PORK over weight
3 bbls. JoWLs;
LOG kegs LEAF LARD;
And
$4,000 feet WHITE PINE LUMBER
BoSToCK, GRACE Il JONES,
81 Carondelet street
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6 BIER. sAEAs
No. 20 CAMP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
Jewelry, watches, silver and Plated ware.
--soLE ToE--
sEMMoNs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Fine Gold Watches Hunting Cases. diamond mounted and
engraved best Makers Sets, Bracelets Pins and Ear
rings in Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etrpscsn Cold
s karat Gold aud Vest Chains latest puttsrns Sleeve
Buttons studs Of every variety and best workmanship
Gents Scarf and Masonic Pins various desigps Silver apd
Plated Sets Table and Tea Forks Spoons Cups Gobets
Napkin Rings Castor stc Pocket and Table Cutlery btst
makers and superior quality.
Clocks,
ONCE and Mantle, in Bronze, Marble and Wood.
spectaeIea,
Gold, Silver, Stssl and Shell mounted.
The particular attention OF those needing helps to READS is
respectfully solicited semonB Brazilian Pebbea the best
and only glasses that should be used New Pebbles reset in
old frames Particular attention paid repairing Wstehs
Jswelry, the best workmen being employed
Remember, 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel,
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" B. HAMILTON STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
vs. MICHEL BEgK- fSt John the Baptist, Fourth Ju-
MEL ct al-No l26. dical District Court.
Succession of MATHILDE MATTHIAS RoUssEL deceased
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JACOB OFT, CARPENTER,
Special attention given to REPAIRING Of STORES and
DWELLINGS,.
oIsTERNs MADE AND REPAIRED
as~orders left at IS Tyoli Circle at DURAND- cor
Toulouse and Ghsrtres streets promptly attended to-
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THE MARKETS.
New York Markets. ;

NEW YORK, SEPT. IL.
Cotton-seady and firm; sales 200 bales; Nid ling
Up ands 1t 335 a o55c. ~ -. -
but closed duh with the advance lost and the tender
CIV downward; sales $500 hbs. State at 615 q 70 90.
Round Hoop Ohio at 0 40 a 13 %. Western is a
IL 90. Southern--dull; sales coo bbls. at II 10 q
1857.
Whcat-closed dull with the advance lost and the
Tendency strongly downward; sales Il; 100 bush. AM
Der STATE, new, at 2 u az 279.
Corn-without change; sales 100000 bushels; Min
ed Western at s2a a sSac aoa,, and chiefly at 60 "
s4c III store.
1;cef-stcady. -
Porl-hclvy; sales 5.1O0 bbs. new mess at % u6 "a
80 closing at 60 10 cash.
,1lfd--heiiyy; s,lcs 55O bbls. at III q 2oc
Wbiskey-ncliange
"a lf2c.
Copee-srm and quiet.
Enthusiastically.
Frcjghts to Liyerrool-- firm. Cotton 5-16d nor
steamer. Corn 4ad per sailing vessel and sgd per
steamer.
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FOR N4TEl

-, A SEA SHORE RESIDENCE in Winthrop
Mass, 1l2 miles from Boston can be purcll,s-
ed at great bargain. 1t consists Of an elegant
house ant, out buildings all new and built in the most
substantial manner, with all modern improvements
seven acres Of land in high state OF cultivation av-
ing garden, large number of fruit trees of various
kinds; y boat house and Il substantial wharf. The
grounds about the house arc Handsomely laid out
ana well prepared The place is especially inviting
TO retired sea captains. sltft t. ONalts = n ga
Apply to the subscriber at the Winthrop House,
corner of Bowdoin and Allston Streets. Boston, 81
4 scpl2eod2w 4fsst m w. f. DAVIS. i
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House and Lot for SaIc,

rTHHE two story brick house and store No. 419 con-
Il gress st, % feet front occupied only as garden
For particulars enquire on the premises. aug7rt
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ExecutOr's sale IN (4orhalmoI.'

kNHE residence of the late j. B. Phipps pleasantly
IL situated State street. The house is II stories
eight rooms, wash room, cistern, &C., about acre Of
land. with fruit trees 1t will be sold at auction Oc-
tober Sd, If not previously sold at private SALE
gether with the furniture OF said house. For par
ticulars and terms apply to
-. sas.E- DANI.. C. EMERY.
= GOrham, Sept. 6, 1866. seprT7k Nt1gs
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
OBJ Canada.
SIMMER A

.af SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
CHss5sEan On and after MOndGy, july 2nd 1866
E4sftse trains will run as lOlows:-
Morning Express Train for South Paris. ewiston,
Gorham, Island Pond, Montreal and Quebec at A.
NJ.
Mail Train for Waterville Bangor Gorhalu Island
Pond, Montreal and Quebec at lUPM
This train connects with Express train for Iof unto
Detroit and Chicago. Sleeping Cars attached from
Island Pond to Quebec and Montreal.
No baggage can be received or checked after the
time above stated. ..rf
Trains will arrive as follows:-
From Montreal, Quebec, So. Paris, Lew
lst0n and Auburn, SIuA n
From montreal, Qnebec re. -ll 2l5r.n-
The Company are not responsible fer baggage 10
any amount exceeding $50 in value land that person
all unless notice is given and paid for at the rate ni
one passenger for every 500 additional value.
c. j. BRIDGES. Managing Director.
Ia II. BAILEY, Local Superintendent.
Portland, April Z. 1856. dit
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But few left Of those very Eligible
i1s Lots at West End. ~ -.
nNE of the best building Lots on Bramhall HILL
~ adjoining the estate Of Hon. j. B. Brown. The
Lot is ia feet Pine street. and 100 Vaughan st.
central location, containing 10 Iooms an in COM
petc order. Apply to.
aug17-tf w. III. JERKS.
nItt Real Estate Agent. under Lancaster Hall
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Provisions and Groceries /!
Attention /!

I1nnnLE 15AIsI;ABEE can I've found at their
oro ln Sm sand, No. Sumner Street. where they
shortes no,io 70 10 all kinds Of Joiner work. ut The
or T,,nbnr ;s These who in want of buildings,
the place, No, Summer Street ''i' Don' 'oiso'
scps-d2ms PRTnrF .pp. rp,1,r
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Boston Stock List.
MARRIED.

In augusta Sept. 10, willard r. Stone and NelH.
+. Coleman.
In Palermo, Sept. Q, Levi W. Bran and Nacoma t
Boynton.
In vassalboro, Aug. 81, Dr. q. L. Tibbetts, of Chi
ma, and Sarah Ill. Whitehouse, of Augusta
In Abbott, Sept, 2, George w. Edes and Betsey G.
Lord. ' -
In Vienna Sept.9, Benz. P. Folsom and Genie
Chairman, both of Mt. Vernon. N'l t'7'971NV
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House for Sale Is - s'. ti.,.. =,

Corner Rrackett and spring Streets 5as
lyHE two and a half story house, No. 90 Bracket
Il corner of Spring streets owned and occupied by
Sylvan Shurtlef ESP, This very desirable house IS
in perfect order-has rangc-furnace etc., and
containing about ii rooms. Possession can be had
Immediately. Hnot sold previously it wiz be offered
at auction, Saturday next the 18TH inst at three o.
clock. Tho houss can be examined at any time APP
pication to . ...6s I'd, &
JOHN G. PROCTOR, - 3
sep11dt15 Middle Street below Post Office
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Farm for Sale.

T WILL sell my farm near Aliens Corner West
i brook, about three miles from Portland, one mile
from horse cars, aud Westbrook Seminary. xFEs
Said farm contains about 100 acres, part of it very
yaiaabe for tlagc and part OF It for building lots.
There is good house. two large barus, and out hous-
on the premises. II will be sold together in lots
to suit purchasers CYRUS THURLOW,
sep11-dtf les Commercial st.
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- Lots for Safe. .2as ssgi1s
Ia Only IA cents per Foot '' III I 3i.a
+ ENINELY located Lots on the Eastern Promenade,
IL in Lots to suit purchasers. j. f40 sfl sh Al /,
Also fine Lots on Congress between High and Stale
Streets aud on Deering street Lots to suit purchas
ers. q Apply to- d j. aliiaAdla. Aasff4 oi.if z
VIII. JERKS, Real Estate Agent, b
= At Railroad Office, opposite Prcblc House.
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Sid I'm trinidad Doth ult Sylvia, for Phiadelphia.
Ar at Nassau, Mp, 25th ult, sch Catawamteak,
Packard New York. .s.,n.i.Lnx /, & ssns
At Cow Bay Soth ult, briggs $ Kennedy, and Ta-
Arat st John, NIB, 10th inst, brig Eliza Stevens,
new from Machias. stf ~ 5srt
SPOKEN.
Aug IS lat 49, lon 49, ship Gorilla, from Liyerpool
TOR New York. ..sss
Sept /, lat "a a. Ion so IS, ship N Boynton. from
New Orleaps for Liverpool.
Sept @ lat AZ rs, Ion Sc 81 ship Freedom. eradiev
from Shields New York. '"--e''
Sept 8, off FRYING Pan Shoals, brig Daniel Boone,
from Georgetown. sc, for Gonaives, (crew sick.)
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Important tn Insnrance nomnan;os

VOU acknowledge that % rcr cent. 81 your ,osses
are caused by that little Birthstone Demon. the
buc1ler Match. Then why not in your corporate ca
rcity, insist that the UniversaI Safety Matchcs''
shall be used by all whom you insure anil thus save
word TO the wisc." Sc. -' -
These matches are uot only the best but the cheap
est use; only conts per box; 60 cents per Dozen
Sept. 10-cod2w & -
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DISASTERS.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

TYLER RaIf,noro ~ '''' "i1S Sosan Duucan
Fi4lsNAN 4 2stb. barque Topeka, Blan.
G1aT asoad0es; soth brig Samuel Welsh Hooper
CHARLESTON-Cld sth, sch Bowdoin, Randall
froyidence.
StG sG il scn u Middleton, for Northern port.
GEORGETOWN. Seed 2sth, brig DAM Boone
faT Th " esq lnoes.
New o Yorl VAR str, barque sylph, Herman
ar "a hampton Hoads 18th, ship Mary e Riggs
iy ~ nir N.Y. Ior oIu ',S
Ct ohn P ce.a p ,ith SI1gs Chattanooga Frye
9' oo 4ofi, Z ~ Nh. 0leg - Puck, ifinidad,
s Azsn. SOUS oorGan, Green, Faith to load 70
San san Francscoi Campbell Souls Portland; Eliza
'g Pt HIDE l1gI' irVvrden"(
p9' Norsrave turks Islands: Phileno. Davis. do
q ny En N o ,cxett Sa AMMAN; brig Davis
Span H p on soHS og1 Diahcnaru' ror
NEW YF ' II ;nst gr;aS Po.o, cro
Bsb o SrorcI Fronter, Y SaT Psi sens
no,rt. cnyaiia nav AIoc. nnt
could Calais Geo Gilman Ra reit rntier Ne pon
o.,1iI i. SHv SIuiah Durec'' O"ter' ran
Ar iatI' shin Nentune. Peobodv. IivarnooI. horu
Az Tair sp ' pars
n eI,ias' "' =" u0' eon onon' nehhison
barones Ffant. Lewis Valencia IoS Carver NIapp
Chester, New BEDFORD; brig Ambrose Light. Simp
son. Boston. III T' i 7 ',''''i'
Bangor. ~ - ~. ii'' 80" ""oei man, nan
PlsOVIDENCE-Ar 18th. sch Belle Creole Mills
Bangor for Pawtucket. =
Jtlio,gsi nsnn TIIma' rlisoee' bangor' Mary
iil no se.t, ppenDysv " y
brig Birchapd 4 TORY. Iyrne pa Batm angan cb
law 1SJ1, LIN, rs Jones, Huntley,
hSco lS;d 1ele tleG 41ts Mills, bangor
Ew u IN, vi LII pigs Emra. Hutchinson
apt = ~, loIk, hork, Fortiand lor fniiadeiphia.
~ IN, scls ma Ina oargent slower, New York
w Menn t9i suiean MASON, pembroke for New
Hmnt ,Soains, caiais ior 40 Leonesa
LIZ Luz Norio,h ior isockiand --.N 81
HOME MTs, p ng,, nlafy "a, GnaSe:
euar Eai nOLhy AT Ilth brlgs Caroline Gulhfer,
Seiai Dsai,soI ior new lor, b Young, Gibson,
SaiaS ior do Jas Crosby, Baldwin, Bangor for III,
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do: Nai Merrill Renga =, LADIES, u ngan CB, for
and Olive Aycrv yyfeo iol 10; Eagle, Ihorndikc,
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The Portland daily press., 1866-09-14
FOREICY popTs

At malaga LIST INST, barque DAM Webster Nicker-
at Antwerp 39th ult, ship westmoreIsDd Ham
mond, Tor New Orleans soon; baroue Fannis rarx-
Tor Nav York. do; brig ii Eaton. Reld -, I'd do
=, Ar At liverpool 10th inst, ship cultvator n,s,c,,
sd N Que -nstown 9th nit baroue or;e,,o, VA,
eTsoa, II ON New York) for Stockholm
a Mansarilla sd ult barque Maria Henry pr;.
,ol Europe; brigs II Colthirst, Emery, for NYorS
Go days. ~ S-'' ior
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-14
House Lots for Sale.

HOUSE and Log for Sale. A two and a halt
4 stored House on Alder Street; only three years
old, an abundance of good water; has fine garden
Or fruit trees and shrubefry. The lot contons about
5000 feet: The house will accommodate two families,
ed of the best materials, and is located IN an unob-
jectionable neighborhood. s3a - III u
Apply to VIM. FL. JERRlS, Real Estate 81 oxer.
at Horse Railroad office, opposite Prebe House,
July I2-dtf tas 70 ,eNNea slif III 9'fisNNt fnl-