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nOG LOST. A small Black and Tan Pup about
DIour months old; answers tn the name of :Fr:sk,"
Hal on black leather collar clgcl with rel. Wlu,-
ever will rctfTu said dog to No. CO Park street shall
be sliitably rewarded augldct*
MASONIC NOTICE. Members of the Masonic
W Fra ternity, desiring relief, are requested to
cal upon either Of the following persons:
VIM. Curtis Edwin S. Shaw, Timothy Murray,
on the part of Portland Lodge.
Marquis F King VIM. Ross. Jr., Henry L. Paine,
on the part of Ancient Landmark Lodge.
. hutus Stanley, Daniel w. True, A. M. Burton, on
the part of Atlantic Lodge. jul 14-tf
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The New Orleans Riots.

LETTER FROM GENERAL BANKS.
VIII. c. King, csEtor OF the New Oflolns Times,
now IN Washington having publisled letter deGtm-
ing the louisiana convention Generll Banks, under
whose AUSPICES the convention originally called,
replied thus:-
"wAsmSGroN, D. c., Aug. /, 1sC6.
$50 lbe Editor o. the Nasioaal !epubI can:
ssir,-A communication published in your journal
this morning. signed William H. c. Fling. gives an in
correct representation of the condition OF anars and
tc causes OF the recent massacre in New Orleans, Its
Incorporate tone tscloscs and ,!ciclis its purrse
Nevertheless knowing the history to which it roers
de,m it my duty to say chat in my opinion it is
lust TO tie loyal men OF Louisiana and unworthy Of
cIoEt.
'Tbc convention the osions'ble and not the Ia
Fcnt cause ~ the outbreak. 1t WIS q peae'sh AMI
lawful assembly. Que wacl ir'm lie recognize au-
u,orues o. The United Staes in Now Orlcnns, would
have secured its adjournment. There we're rter causes
orfclr Lh,n the cnnyo,auan OF .s assembly. itsmcm-
tcrs were anil bl heon sim supporters Of the gov
errmept anil li,ic opponents OF its enemies. They
.or,. tberc,o.c. marked nicri. Tho wounds inflicted
nn,n tlc brly of Dr. Dosl 10 viii show By their num-
her anil result The int ent anil assurance Of his inrcr-
,rs. + knew linn we'll No coIntry ever gave birth
Ia more riEes man, trur riot. OF mere lie
voie ifien nj liberty. lie AMI his associates wcro
dangerous men to the enemies of this country. Tie
merce Iary han that sm'to him was tal which ap-
rlici The r,rcli 70 the ,ils OF flew York. anl by
which lincoln iel Ills lcsib will DC avenged. The
bl ,cl ~ the martyrs WI. become the suslenanee Of
the church. am, sir,
Respectfully yours.
N.P. BANKS"
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WAsnINcro,N Ann q

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.
The Commissioner Of the rntcrual Revenue decides
that the new law mlkcsthe word money" to in
eludc checks. drafts and other Instruments given for
the payment Of money, and therefore receipts for
chccks, drafts, &C., arc to be stlmel.
Thcnow informal Revenue law differs from the oil
one concerning brokers' saes Of stoks and bonds
which under tho latter, assessed upon the b,ss
OF their par value; but under the former law, from
August 1st instant the stamps must be affixed npon
The basis of amount of sales.
Our consul at Toronto, under date of July oeth IN
forms the State Department that D:lk n Ellis Corney
,tr'l Erik were, two or three days ago, discharge
from prison ty the Canadian government. They We
arrested at Fort Eric. ,4at5 40 .2sa5J8 !
The State Department is informed that the customs
regulations Of Cuba lave been altered that after the
Isl or eIfcinbcr mastors of vessels from mcr;ca are
prohibited from mailing additions 10 their mani.esl
withintwcvc lloura after arrival os has been lloweo
heretofore. and the orrge of Sr per cent on the tr-
III valuation OIL mcrehndise wonlI he increased 10
sixteen per cent. ailer the LIST of august.
Ono pardon was gtanlod to-day to an alabama
rebel.
Tho funeral of John Ross to-day was attended by
representatives from several civilized tribes and by
the Commissioner of Indian -4f;,irs M the p,ll
bearers with the exception Of Choctaw, were Cher
okees who had served as Captain of Indian troops in
the Union army during the late war.
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From, Texas.

GALVESTON, Aug. 2.
steamer Treacle brings Matamoras dates of 29th
Brewnsville Cour er mentions the sudden arri-
val OF Gen. Sheridan in that city He spent most Of
his time in Matamoras. 1t was on dit that he bore
official and mysterious messages to the Mexican au-
thorities Anprominent officers feted him. He left
for New Orleans on Sunday. Quiet reigns
1t was stated IN Galveston ON the Sd, says the
President has telegraphed to Judge Bell Secretary
OF State that the Legislature OF Texas will meet with
out htndrance on the 9Th. b sIs3sai..sn
The Goyernorwill be idauguratsd en- the 9th, and
then the officers OF the Provisional Government will
turn over their respective badges to the officials
elect.
{ There have been ten new cases Of cholera within
the past two days.. They are confined to the newly
arrived troops from Hart's Island
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Additional Contribu,ion..

The following are the contributions received BY
the Mayor yes erday:
Citizens of Nantucket, Mass. additional. S26 20
Citizens Of Maiden, Mass, (also quantity
OF clothingl a 49, aa7 ~
GOOD Templars Of Maiden, Mass, to the
Good Templars Of Portland, AZ IN
North Congregational Church, HaverhiIl,
Mass, a-tI --9e $40 a.,
Christ Church, Andover, Mass. s10
&C." Hightstown, NJ j., hi oM
Citizens Of Gloucester, Mass, additional 17M
Citizens of Woburn, Mass, additional. 1os O,
Total amount received thus far by the Mavor
$27O, ,7215O "'''
mrs. 5. n. Beecher acknowledges the receint n,
szoS' from the Society OF Rev. Mr. Hedge. Brook
ine Mass, by 10 n @. Abbott, Es1.. for distribu
ton to the sufferers.
Df. Carruthers, SO Danforth street, has receives
Irom the Congregational Church, Grand Rapids
Michigan, fifty dollals for distribu ion.
MIS-. Carruthe. has received and distributed fou
boxes OF clothing sent by Mrs. p, Mount Hope. N
York.
Messrs. johnson, Fuller g. Co., woolen mauufac
turers at Warren. in his State have directed then
agents. Messrs Davis, Meserve, Haskell g. Co., t.
distribute two rolls of their Dlanketng to the suffer,
ers by the late fire.
Arthur Libby acknowledges the receipt of a box
ciotning from j. X. Prime /, ESQ.,, of Salem, Mas.
for a Portland sufferer.
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Religious Notices.

Es- Rov. DIR. Sfailcr will preach at the St. Law
renee Chapel tomorrow forenoon.
tB- Tho Pc,rl Street Univeroast sobno,b scboo
will meet at the First Parish Church, ON s,bb,,h .,
tefnoon next. Mt o'clock. The members bol1;n
Ltary, service or quesi)n books, are rcouestc,l r
bring or send them to tile Church,
~ There will be a Sunday School Concert II
N ssim Chapel, Deernss Bridge, Sabbath evening
Commencing AT half lsst o'clock. All h,tercs,
ed aTe cordially invited.
nB The Second Parish Society will worshin IN
morrow at L. NJ, in the St,tc Street Church. II,
Carruthers will preach. Sabbath School M half r,
len O'Clock a. ~, in Boys High School. Eutr,,
Hfom Congress Street.
3 "a lev, Dr thp.n, Of New York, will preach /,
the First Parish Church tomorrow mornr. anil az
ciling ut It o'clock T.. III.
tY Rev. Mr.. Evcrott, Of Bangor, will preach Il,
the Univcrsalist Church, Saccarappa, SUNDAY. Au0
5th. "A
~ Services tomorrow ut the High Street Church
ut the usual hours forenoon, AFTERNOON and evening
by the Pastor, Rev. VIM. II. Fem. Preparatory Iec
ture this (Satnrday) evening" at quarter before eight
o'clock. 1 Iel
6B- The services of Now Jerusalem Church Socie-
fy viii be held in Park Street Church, tomorrow
morning at 10a o'clock. Subject of Sermon, "Inyis-
ible Help" Kings, xix: 5-e.
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Indian Troubles.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3.
The Democrat has special dispatch from St. Jo-
seph, saying tina the Indiars in Idaho are getting
troublesome. They made a raid on Boulder Creek
and Ruby Cit on the first OF July, butwere surpris-
ed by u S. troops. fight occurred and seven SOL
diers and thirty Indians were killed. ~9g
Latest advices state that Capt. Jen ings with for
ty men and was surrounded by 800 Indians and
fighting desperately. Reinforcements were hasren-
ing to him.
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land makes no prefer IS, and sends straight
Democratic delee a ion, to whom the Proyi-
dcnee Journal alludes little unkindly as
follows =
Two Of these delegates were candidates for
Presidential electors on the Mcclellan and
Pendleton ticket Two of these deleeatss
signed an appeal to the people of Rhode Is
land, urging the defeat OF Abraham Lincoln.
because among other things 'he has sustain
ca ms associate on the Republican ticket. An
drew johnson, in the outrage on the Consti-
tuition, contemplated in the election in Ten
nessee.' One of these delegates, in the news
paper OF which he was managing publisher at
the outbreak Of the rebellion in 1851. hailed
the Organization of new Republico and
questloned whether we," here at the North
had anything deserving then anne of Govern
ment" Our holy conflict to assert the sll-
premacy of law, this Philadelphia delegate
denomced as "war to sustain the Chicago
platform a war to cram down the Southern
peoples thros ii, an Interpretation of the
Constitution which. is at Variance with that
Of the highest judicial tribunal in the land !.
war IN defence OF the right of the North to
NEEDLE with the local affairs OF other inde-
pendent cemmunities; a war of subiue alton
wholly unprOyoked and wholly uncalled for.n
Two other, delegates from Rhode Island to
the Philadelphia conv nvention-the one as edi-
tor, the other as Notwithstanding to the
then Vice President, now President Johnson
and dispenser of public patronage, held the
following language, after speaking of him as
"a bye word, scorn. and laughing stock.o
I'VE know of one American citizen of Afri-
can descent, who is in all that makes a man
OF sense, who is in knowledge of human ma
ture, in modesty of demeanor and lust appre-
ciation of the fitness of things, infinitely
above ANQS oHNsoN !" and at another time
speaking ofEle same Andrew johnson: 3If
he were az bold, bad man, like Butler, his
coarseness might be somewhat shaded by his
capacity for work; but to the manners Of the
clown, he adds the imbecillty of tne sot, and
the u.elessness1 OF the drone He has not
even that cunning of the President Lincoln.
li.e ienorsnseM,t e,sl some sly design, or en-
-tands out in bold relief and unbl,lshing in :.
amy, an unmltigated disgrace to the admin
istration and the people," ,tl a4.g3f
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NEW yopn Ana. :. 1n1np. M

The telegraph lines from this city to dspy BAY are
in excellent working comhhon Tonight AMI 1t is cou-
dently expected that the ress would receive its reg
tLar dispatches from london and liverpool bcf5re
midnight. 4 4tlspatch. however. from tie operator at
the telegraph, Office in Port Hood N. S.. states that
the steamer Dauntlcss will arrive at 4sry Duy about
daylight Saturday morning from Port au Bas1uc,
anil that the Superintendent Of the lines has ordered
them to be oiened at O'Clock. With this informa-
tim voucsae the telegraph lines cast OF Machias,
Me-, tliereupon closed. ~
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ARREsT.-A horse thief calling his namc William
W. Worthen, and who says he lives in Lowell, Mass,
was arrested in this city yesterday by Marshal eald,
for stealing horse and carriage from stable keeper
in Lawrence last week. The City Marshal of that
place had tracked the fellow TO West Gorham. The
fellow sold the carriage and harness ut Falmouth and
left the horse in charge Of DR.. Tapey. lie acknowl
olgcd the theft aud taken back to Massachusetts,
to stand trial. e..
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ACCIDENT IN BETHEL.-A sad accident
occurred at the steam saw mill in Bethel last
Monday, in moving soma loaded cars. A Mr..
Upton stepped between two cars t. shackle
them, when for some unaccountable reason he
stopped, so as to bring his head exactly between
the bunters. His head was crushed the injury
being SO severe that he died about one o'clock
the same night, having lain without conscious.
ness all the time. Mr.. Upton was much liked
and respected by all who knew him, and work
was entirely suspended at the mill on Tues
dow ..4f
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.From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug d
Special di patches from Wa hingson to the Ledger
say Gen. Sheri an IN q disratch from New Orleans
to Gen. CIR ant receiv, to-day states tina the late
riot in that city wss not the effect OF hastily con-
gregated mob as has been reported, but was the re-
suit of precoucerted and re-arranged plots Of the
rebels to slaughter tn leading Union men the
State and that there is evidence that the plan was
concerted weeks ayo. Gen. Sheridan also gives it as
his opinion that it is but the commencement of q
rebel plan to ,id Loui lana Of Union men. officers
from tie south west say there are only about 200
U. S. troops serving in Louisiana.
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miscellaneous Dispatches.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.
five messages for Europe by tho Atlantic cable
we're received to-day in this city, for which S5s in
gold were paid. Its
Ihc Tribune of tomorrow moruing will contain n
hst OF Claim Agents prohibited from doing business
10 the Second Auditors office of the Treasury De-
partment. Among them are those Of Mcssrs Drew
ana Hamilton, OF Alfred, Me-. and Josiah Fletcher
and Mr.. Hobbs, of Boston, Mass.
.Asg Is ~. ,ariaid nasi MonrLE, Aug. 6.
I. faymaster Pangborn died Of congestion Of tile
or'in Today after three days, at Pensacola Navy
Yard. '7 !
III JArKsoN. N. IT., Aug. 9.
me Amcrican Telegraph Company have to-day OPP
- ->ni4n i,a RI. yilinoe II
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RATHER HARD.-Mr j. D.Chandler, sta
BILE keeper in Waterville, let horse and wag
on to Frenchman to go to Canada week or
ten days ago, and finds that horse, wagon,
harness and whip are now in the hands OF
revenue officers, for being used in smuggling
liquors. He says he has spent eyelty-fve
dollars in efforts to recover them, but without
success.
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Terms Eight Dollars per- anss,sa,, S,, adyanee.

iNEAcUsAnLE CAIELEssNEss.-We came very
ei ocs visited with another fine Inst right from
s'oss e'rlessness of dumping live coals among tic
.,,'e, .n Deheath hcrrilrs wharf A plank had been
iteu up near the counting room Of Mr.. q. W. Green
e''i lerchant and Tie ashes &c.. hal Lccn dnInrel
scrc, Some Cf the imbcrs of tie wharf caught fro
rom Eve Goals which were among the osles. Fort,,-
was discovered in season to he cNtinrushcd
without giving gereral alnrn,.
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H1Ol-N ~ AAl' .l'sisi.s- Os rii-- IiiEF-About a
tei0cR last evening a fellow III passing the clothing
di'r Of Levecn II Co., Market Square, sezcl /, coat
nj vest that were hanging outside the door .,r1
m'dc OH with them. He was spursucjl nlin running
own Centre street stumbled, fell and was secured
lie made SO much rcsstlncc that officer Merrill was
blige'l ~ handcuf him before be cculd lie taken 10
tho lookup.
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The American Dental Association.

Boston, Aug. 6.
The american Dental association was honrr rcd with
visit from Gov. Bullock during the morning session
of to-day's meeting. at which time, in behalf OF tho
Executive Department Of the Government, he wei
cnmcd the association 10 the CAPITAL of this Common
wealth. Tic reports and essays have all been sub
mittcd and the opened to discuss this fore
noon. Only one topic as yet has been discussed.
The evening session was devoted to the adoption of
code of dental ethics. and tho qnbbling upon par
liamentary usage which has characterized the scs-
sions thus far and occupied full half Of the time.
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NeaO Plastic Slate R0o19aeg
Warranted Water-Tight and Durable.
FOR FIAT OR sTEEP ROOFS,

A cIITAP. liSht, ncx:blc, fire proof anil .water
N proof aoomg. PIonou,lccd bt Alan l;cbiusoi'
aud the Farmers Club Of New York, one OF thc
greatest invcnt tons Of the :igc.
We are satis:ict that this article Will recommend
itself. and whom known, will I've in universal lTyor.
The subscribers arc now ready 10 apply the Plastic
Slime to roofs in Cumberland and York Countless OF
this State. at e low price seven cIlirs per spare.
Orders sent th +. HARMON. S;,co, OF L. S. FOSS,
Soorboro', will be promptly attended, to. s.
August 4, 1sCG. diff
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FIRE.-A correspondent informs us that on
the night of August 1st, a barn belonging to
William Littlefeld, Oh Chebeague island, was
des r Dyed by fire with its contents, consisting
of twenty tons OF hay, hay press and some
farming tools. 1t is supposed to have been
the work of an incendiary, as the house ad-
joining is une Coupled, and there having been
no fire near the place for several days. The
loss is estimated at four hundred dollars. No
insurance -
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PATENTs.-Patents have been granted this
week to John r. Martin OF Boothbay, assign
or to George <. Hilton, for Improvement in
fishing line sinkers; Joseph Newman of Fal-
mouth, for improvement in wood bending
machines; George W. Carleton of Brunswi, k /,
for improved composition for settling coffee; I;
Augustus K. Drake OF Richmond, for improve
ment in washing machines, and Edward
Rowse of Augusta, for improved steering ap-
M
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New York state Convention.

-sA '.-4A e SARATOGA, Aug. 3.
The Union State Central Committee met here to-
day and appointed the 5thof September as the day
onwhtch tohold State Convention for the nomina-
tion OF State officers. Syracuse was appointed as
the place of meet ng.
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CAUTIoN.-We learn that man who had applied
for lumber to rebuild his house, and who had been
furnished by tho Executive Committee with sufficient
for the purpose sold IL alter receiving it. lie is
to be arrested for obtaining goods under false pre-
tnuens
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Mrs. Frances F. Bryant, wife of William
Gil en- Bryant, editor Of the Evening Post
died on Friday night. She has been long tee
BILE. and this event had been expected. Her
health has not been firm since her return
from Europe In 1858.
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TRoT.-In the trotting match at Forest City Park
yesterday afternoon between Croton and Drucilla, for
$500, milo heats, best in to harness, Croton won
the first second and fourth heats. Drucilla the
third heat in 244, which, with the fourth heat, was
the best time male.
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The Cholera.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 8.
! The cholera report to-day up to noon showed six
new cases, four Of which were fatal.
4 as sgsa NEW YORK, Aug. 8.
Thirteen additional of cholera and two deaths
were reported by the police to-day.
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FUNERAL OF CHIEF JUSTICE WgrmlN.-The
f,nerul OF the lamcntci venerable Judge Whitman,
will take place ut 10 O'Clock this morning. from TIC
1st Parish Church, where Appropriate services will
take place. Members Of tie Ear are requcstol to
meet in the Supreme Court room at quarter before
teu o'clock,
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IS. CIRCUIT couRT.-We understand that at the
adjourned term of this Court to be held next Tues
day, there will be jury trias and that the rctit
Jurors have not been summoned to come in.
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Es'oo''shed June 20, 1862. Vol. 8. !.

ordl1, LIE 5o roRTLAND D DAILY PRESS is pubI,shtd
Sety Exelanay nay SUNDAY exeeptedi at No. Printers
FosTFR bronrlai numerical Street. Portland by N. A.
iEkMs Eight Dollars a year in advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS. is published at the
ace every Thursday morning at $500 year,
invariably in advance. "a -
YATES OF ADvERTIsING.-One inch OF space in
ieHeln oil column, constitute 'square.'
80 per square daily first week IS cents per
week alter; three insertions, less, $100 continu-
ing every other day after first week, 80 cents 2
Halt square, three insertions or less 75 cents mo
week. 500; SO cents per week AFTER sll7-7' NN
Under head Of "AMUsEMENTs,, $500 per SQUARE
per week: three insertions or less. SI.50 'sD'i0
Advertisements inserted in the "MAISr STATE
PRESS, (which has large circulation in every mar
OF the State for Sl0O per square for first Insertions
ton. de"' inser-
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TIL: Stcam-R Refined Soaps Of Messrs Tcathe Gore,
are going into rapid and extensive use; No other r-
clc manufactured can hold its own against them,
when alike put to fair, thorough and varied compc-
ttiyo trial
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WEsT CHAPEL ExcURsIoN.-The excursion :,
t. ep est Congregational Church and Society to ii
lie Chebeague Island on Wednesday last. in q
-. camfirt was dec ded succe 8. The aav VIZ
aaa ae Island sF
barge, notwi hstanJing the ap reh nsions whit
many had ent TT ined in reg rd toits safety, dill
duty faithfully, bearing US to and from tn islanl
apparent innocence Of intention to submerge
eeneath the wavs Its v rtue was thoroughly teG
ed IN the heavy wind that prevailed on our retur
through which it kept IFS course, without sing
creak oi Its tmbers or indication Of weakne lin a.
part. We think it can be safely recommen ed
parties proposingt, take excursions to the isl nc
as worthy OF confidence and patronage.
ONE VINO WENT.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
,SaCeet OpOpO3sac.

THE Opo ponax is native flower. from Mexico o.
r.re and very rich fragrance, from which the ox-
no equal. For sale by
w. w. WHIPPLE, Druggist.
Augi-Cw Wholesale anil Toto;l
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THE members of the Cumberland Bar are re-
questcd to meet at the Supreme Court Room, Chest
nut Street Houscchool at 9.45 O'clock this morning.
attend the funeral of the late Chief Justice Whit
man.
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VIE undersigned offers his services to the Public
a ~ General Commission Merchant. Aucti2ncer
HUI HUI rIriser. Iarticuar attention given to sacscf
M ire,l ~ Estate, Goods, Sticks and Merchandise genera,
llpr,sa Of property of any description. All busi-
Hsss rn rused to him will be promptly and Grhiully
aaGu.nees made on Consismcnts. 4 Y ~
oliSc. No lfuik Block, formerly occupied by the
Long Reach B:nk. - =
CHAs. CLAPP. Jr.
-Datn. Ang. 1. lsCG' 81 Is,I y syl4l gang4--l3w.
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SEE advertisement OF 4 grocery lor salc. Only
about ss00 is required.
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SKILLINGS' & FLINTS'
Patent Sectional BqxiZ,Ziaa0s.

HE attention of those in walt Of houses or store
/. for Immediate use or to pla-e upon vacant land
is Gale to the dGerent sizes and pattern, of the
above named buildings, which havs the advantages
Of being erected in hou and Of being suitabl
for permanent or temporary Occupancy, and in the
latter case are saleable for shipment; at very
small expense can be speedily removed and erected
elsewhere.
The above houses are for sale at manufacturers
prices, by the undersigned at the office OF N. F.
Deering, Esq, 10 Free Street--where plans can be
seen. Ehrar Turker
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