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lPer steamer Cuba, at BOSTON. !

Sid fun Liverpool Goth. Gambia, Perry, Galveston /;
Ceres, Wilson, Alexandria; Commodore Perry; KEEL
New York; j Fl Stetson, Woodland. New Orleans
Emf for ldg 18th ult, Pendleton, PendletOn Tor
Bombay; 26fh, Cambria Harrington, Havana.
Adv 2stb, Harvest Queen, Hutchinson, for New
York Oct /; Albert Gaiatin. Delano, for do, do Il
Robinson, Robinson. Tor do 10th inst; l. Bigelow,
OBrien. forldo; Mallevile, Waite, Tor -.
on Dartmouth 9th, Scotia, Morse, FIN CallaO tor
Shields.
of the Eddystone 26th barque Deborah Penne
Dunning. from Rotterdam tor New York. $3.50
Emit out at Newcastle Path, Ida Nj Comery, MeLel-
Ian, Martinique. @r
Sid finn Queenstown 26th, Jennie Eastman, Star
key, iron Akyabl Tor Bremen.
AT at Cuxhaveu 18th nit, Helios, Hansen, from
Rangoon.
CID at Goitenburg 2oth ult, Union, johnson, ior
United States.
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NOTICE.
W1RM IND DRY.
The Annual Meeting

OF the Female Orphan Asylum of Portland, will
~ be held at the house OF Mrs. j. I. McCobb, No.
" Park Street, on Tuesday, the 10Th inst, al thr
O'Clock, Z. NJ. MARY b. STORER See
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Boston, Oct = Cid, brig Brown, Rose, for
Portland. .t-l...1s /, a.I-
New York, Oct 9--Ar, ship H d Wright, Park, I'm
Cardiff.
Sch laura Brifgman, from Boston for Baltimore,
arrived at Fortress Monroe Sth inst, with loss OF
three seamen overheard.
Ar at Caao 20 tn ult, ship Portland, from Chineha
Islands for ---. ST. tfAHNl NEh tfENIl
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MARI n e n EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
"Wednesday, October 6


Wednesday, October o.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston
fog Eastport and st john NIB. NM !, .7-.1'11T
Brig c York, York, Boston. ,l,.i.sl sl.is4.tr..
Sch Planet. tBr) Wilson, Maitland, MS, with ~
Sch Sterling, lBr) Hunter, Windsor, Ms. ~
Sch Ranger, Ceaves Boston. .l,ilrI 81 go rs .i
Sch Ann Saltcr, Baker, Boston. rIw Sd
Sea W Bentley, Baker, Boston. iiiba lti .a
Sch E Willard, Parsons, Boston
Sch Maracaibo, Henley, Boston, p ,aaf -ilt. .fs
sen Helen Mari. Lopaus, Gloucester. nI
Sch Oregon, G0tt, Newburyport tor Rockland
with crew Of scbr Eurotas, Capt Ham, from New,
buryport OF and for Reckland, which was struck by
squan on the 7th between Isle of Shoals and Rom
Island, eapsized and abandoned. 5,,l-T -
sen ADA Frances, Holt, Pictou for Havana
Sch Horton, tBrj Wallace, Windsor, Ms, for New
York. - ~ ~
Sch Blake. tBr) o'Brien, Walton. Ms. for Boston
York. o'''' - i'' i'o"
Sch Capt John, Torrey, Ellsworth Tor New York
sen Ella Fish, Wylie, Bangor for PHILADELPHIA
Sch DexalO, Leland, Deer Isle tor Boston,
Steamer Franconia Sherwood, New York-Emery
Brig Emma, SWEET, Buenos Ayres-Russell Lewis
& Co.
Sch Fred Smith, Smith, New York Perkins g.
jackson. I
Sch Eagle (Br) johnson, Thorns Cove, MS.
From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph
Georeetown, DC, Oct sid, brig Sarah Peters, ior
baltimore, Oct s-Below, brig Frank Allen. fin
Matanzas,-had heavy gales ON the 30th South of
hatteras, and sustained some damage. t.E F.
New York, Oct 9-Ar. brig Merriwa, waterhouse,
Sagua. =
Nassau, MP, Sept 10 = Ar, barque Eliza White,
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Seizure OF Gaads

T s admitted partner in our firm STYLE same a
il before. iiN THOMES, SMARDON & co.
October 10. div
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Family Physician. -

Seventysx pages; price % cents. Sent to any adj
dress No money required until the book is received,
read and fully approved. 1t s perfect guide to the
sick or indsposed. Address DR.. S. 5. FITCH, 20
w-It wilnot 30 convenient for Dr. Fitch to visit
Portland again. - e&s.As - ~ - ~.
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90 MAITLAND, Ms. Sch Planet 10 tons plaster,
IL cords wood, to order.
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SPOKEN,

Aug "a, NO lat, &c, ship Panama, 20 days from Cal
cutta tor New York. ''NA W
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Cardiff for Montevldeo. ~ go "
Aug 81 lat II 80 N, lon 26 As W, ship Eliphalet
Greeley. 30 days from Shields tor Alden.
Ang 2' lat ~ 20 N, Ion 81 so w, ship Regent, 27
DAYS from Liverpool tor Calcutta. q
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CID at Gibraltar 18th ult, Virginia, Wood, FOL
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Ar at Bremen 23d ut, Benarnes, Miller, IRON
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"A War Wanted.

ENENlAN or any other; or an expedition
J. to the plains. to enable Us TO close ont
dconsignmcnt of
lG army six mule wagons complete
loo camp hettles lO0 mess pans
3o sets harness 700 lbs harness leather.
VIII be closed ont at low rates war or no
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Van Buren, June %.
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Van Buren, Ferry.

TNIE old, long established and well-known
l. Ferry, at Van Buren,, Ark. is now in the
exclusive charge and control of the UNDER
signed, who has had charge of it for many
years. He has recently put in service a NEW
BOAT, builtby him expressly for this Ferry,
and employed CAREFUL experienced and com.
pctent terrymen. Travellers are assured that
at this Ferry they will have a safe crossing
over the Arkansas River and will meet with
no detention.
WIN. f. ENGLAND.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, from Baltimore.
Steamer Now York, Marshall, from Philadel.
phia, merchandise to J. D. Davidson.
Steamer Kennebec, Wilson, from Baltimore,
merchandise to J. L. Waters.
schr Kate Wentworth, Adams, from New
York.
schr. Roanoke, Bassstt, to load with coal at
Georgetown.
Schr. Samuel Eddy, Lifts, from Philadelphia
6chr. Sally Ann Seth, Lee.
schr. WIN. Ogden, DOherty, from Eastern
Shore, with wood.
schr. Kitty Ann, LacOck, from Lower POto-
mao, with wood.
sehr. Mariner, GraysOn, from EvanspOrt, with
lumber.
schr. J. t. Williams, Nswbern, from North
River, with lumber.
CLEARED.
Schr. Kate Wentworth, Adams, for Boston.
Schr Merchant, Lloyd, for Vienna, Nd.
Schr Chieftain, Jones, for Norfolk.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
Schr. Newport, James, from Baltimore.
Schr. Eclipse, Cook, from Baltimore.
Bark L. Williams, Perry, from Rockland, 30tt
ult
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Every other day advertisements, so per cent. addi
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Eight lines constitute q square. LeSS thss square
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Editorial notices. rs cents per line each insertion.
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shnnlh In ha andad In hafnIa Q n m.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

Yesterday morning q pea.
nut girl, who keeps stand al Jay Cookies bank,
he'd an alteration with q negro about tho price
Of sOmo articles, when the negro threw stone at
the girl, striking her on the head, cutting 1t
badly, and knocking her senseless to the ground.
The wretch was arrested and taken to the guard.
house.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

A NUIsAHCE.-Residen Of the First
ward, in the northwestern section Of the city,
are complaining loudly in regard to the exist.
onoe Of a soap and tallow factory on boundary
street, which emits nauseous and uncomfortable
stencil at times. A petition, numerously signed
by citizens In the neighborhood, has been pre-.
pared to be submitted to the Board of Health
for action.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

BoDY REcovERED.-The body Of little
Willie Richardson son of Captain Richardson,
who was drowned near Fort Washington on
Thursday afternoon, was recovered on Sunday.
The corpse was brought to this city yesterday
morning for interment, by the tugboat Fisher.
When found, the body was very much swollen,
and the face so badly dis6gured and bruised as
youth was about IL years Of age, and very much
beloved by his associates.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

Our AoAN.-Mr. Henry Addison, clerk
riously injured some weeks since, while moving
hay In field in the country Q short distance
from the city has 80 far recovered rs to be able
to resume the duties Of his Office. The character
Of the injuries necessitated amputation Of one Of
Mr.. Addison's feet.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

CHANGE IN TMR.-The Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company have changed the
time In running their cars. The last car will
hereafter leave the New Jersey avenue junction
at l1.S0 instead Of IL o'clock p. m, as hereto.
heretofore.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

JUDGMENT ACKNOWLEDGMENT was
rendered In tho case of tho red cow" yesterday
by Justice Miller In favor Of tho defendant.
There was much tribulation over the matter, and
considerable money spent. We understand the
"ooW still lives"
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

SERIOUS AcoIDEST.-Yesterday morn.
ing Mr., Hall Colgate, Of the law Office Of Richard
7. Merrick, ESQ.,, was thrown from his horse
while riding in the vicinity OF the City Hall, and
apparently injured quite seriously from the vic.
lenoe of his fall. He was taken to the law office
of Mr.. Merrick, and Drs. Nichols and Bliss were
called In, who, after an examination, found tho
wounds on his head, though rather unpleasant
cuts, to be not dangerous, no bones being broken.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

Decentralization Sunday Harvey Lewis
went to the house Of Robert Green, in the
Seventh ward, where 4 social game Of cards for
drinks was in progress between Green and an-
other person. Green's wife directed her hus-
band to send Lewis away, as he had insultsd her
some days before Lewis did not vamose as fast
as Green liked, and Green made at him with a
knife Lewis left, but thinking aftorward that
Green had had cooling time he returned, and
another disorderly scene ensued. Green and
Lewis were arrested by 0ficers Marders and
Jarboe, and taken to the station. house, and were
fined s. each for their disordorly conduct in the
street.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
TIL; IOlJISIS.

EQuIry Chief Justice CARTIER
9SI O. ii. Graham Va Jas. Mock. Melton I,
| dissolve an injunction restraining the defendant
from drawing certain funds standing to his credi
In the treasury Of the United States.
The complainant In this case had advanced
the respondent one thousand dollars for the pur.
pose Of prosecuting his claim, and In considera.
ton Of this advance the respondent assigned to
him Eve thousand dollars out Of the claim, when
recovered.
Judge Merriman, for the defendant, argued
that tho Court Of Claims possessed by statute
complete Jurisdiction In this case that its judg.
ments were complete and final, and reached all
parties. As tho Court Of Claims had already
taken Jurisdiction Of the subject. matter, no
court Of concurrent Jurisdiction would take cog.
nizance Of II, and attempt to restrain parties to
the suit, after the Jurisdiction Of that court bad
once attached. The proper course Of the plain.
tiff would have been to file bill Of interpieader
In the Court Of Claims.
The Court said that the statute prevented the
plaintiff from asserting his claim either In the
Court Of Claims or before the department. This
statute was merely intended to relieve these
tribunals Of the trouble Of adjudicating claims
between private individuals, leaving that matter
for tho ordinary tribunals Of justice to settle.
The statute making void all assignments Of
claims, tho Court thought was merely intended
to make void the assignment as n legal transfer
Of interest In the claim, and to leave the equities
Of tho contract untouched. In this view, this
Court thought that II had Jurisdiction, and &C.
oordingly held that while the one thousand dol.
lars originally advanced was advanced on such
risk as to justify a much larger profit on tho ad.
vance than the legal interest, 1t did not justify
90 large profit as the 400 pcr cent. involved in
the IS, 900 claimed. The Court would give dc.
cree in favor Of tho complainant for o. 900, with
interest on 81, 900 thereof from tho date Of Its
advance. Such decree was accordingly entered
q50 VIM. Gunton OF al. vs.. Joseph Mock.
This Is m action for the recovery Of money ad.
vanced at different times, some as early as lS41,
by tho Bank Of Washington to the respondent.
Swami for complainant Merriman for respond.
ent. final decree was made In this cause
The second report Of the auditor, computing the
amount due was ratified, and the court decreed
that the respondent should transfer and enter TO
the uso Of the complainant in the Treasury Of
the United States SO much Of the money coming
to him from said Treasury as may be necessary
to pay his debt to the complainant of IS, 1888 SO,
and the costs Of this suit. The injunction for.
mery granted In this suit Is dissolved, except as
the injunction to be dissolved as to that as soon
as payment Of Gunton's debt and cost shall have
been made.
1869. James NJ. Towers VS.. James Williams.
Leave granted in this cause to file an amended
bill
1929. In re- the estate of Susan Ford. Robt.
G. Fox appointed trustee upon the application Of
Benjamin Thomas.
Tho court then adjourned until this morning
at ten o'clock.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

BOARD OF HEALru.-lhe regular month.
the Aidermsn's chamber, City Hall, yesterday
afternoon. Drs. q. M. Dove, D. W. Prentiss,
Fenuick, and Messrs. Wilson and Gaddis were
in attendance, but II requiring seven to make o
quorum, no business was transacted, and the
Board adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

CONDITION OF the thermometer in the
shade for August 9, as observed at W. S. Thomp.
sons drug store, corner Of Fifteenth street and
Now York avenue: Va m, IA l2 m, ~ 3p.
m, 70; 8 p. m, so.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

EsoAPED.-Joseph Duncan, the notorious
individual whose commitment to the workhouse
we mentioned yesterday has made his escape.
The Intendant having been notified that Joe was
a sharp fellow, and ready for desperate under:
takings, put him in irons in the fourth story Of
the building but he managed to get away, and
yesterday morning the Intendant notified the
police. 1t Is very probable that Joe will be re.
captured II he does not migrate,
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

PROCESSION To-DAY.-A procession OF
all the German societies will take place to-day,
starting from @ street, between -Four. and a half
and Sixth streets, intended to be complimentary
to the SchutIenfest II will be composed Of our
leading German organizations, and after march.
ing through the principal streets, will bring up
at the Park.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

SANITARY Officer Fairchild, of the SAM.
tary company, reported this morning that under
the supervision of Capt. 0'Neal, of the Freed.
mems Bureau, and himself $40 houses were
whitewashed, requiring 81 barrels of lime, in the
Fifth ward and In the Sixth ward 2O6 houses
were whitewashed, requiring tho use of 80 barrels
of lime.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

PUTTING THE BRAKE DowS. Joseph
Travsrs was arrested yesterday BY Officer Berry,
Of the Second ward, for being intoxicated. Jus.
tice Morsell fined him IS. Lieut.. TAFT then put
In the complaint that Travers Is an habitusl
drunkard, and the justice, to check his wild ca
reer, held him to bail in $40 to abandon his idle
and vicious course, as required BY the law.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
DIANos! PIANOS!
AN UNPRECEDENTED TRIUMPH.

[CAble Dlspatch,l
"PARIs EXPOSITION, July !, lSb7
"sTEINWAY 4 SONS, New York, have l'een
awarded by the Supreme Jury OF the EKpOsil lon
THE FIRST GOLD MEDAL OF MERIT Tor he
highest degree Of perfection in Grand, Square, and
UPRIGHT Pianos, and the most valuable Invention
showing the greatest progress In the construction
Piano Fortes, with the strongest endorsement OF tho
Supreme International Jury.
In addition to the above, steinway q Sons have
received the following cable dispatch;
"PARIs, July 1.
1.-THE great soe!es dss BeSux Arts, Of Paris, have,
after careful examination Of all the musical iustru
ments exhibited at the Paris Exhibition, awarded to
BTEInwAY d SONS, Of New York, their GRAND
TEsTIMosIAL MBDAL for the greatest superiority aud
novelty Of construction In Pianos. ~
A full assortment Of BTEiNWAY's Grand, Square,
aud Upright Pianos for sale at the warerooms Of
W. O. METZEROrT L CO,
jy2a.ti lSe PaaVe, bel, 9th and 10th sts.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

"ANTED.-A PARTNER WITH A
w cash capital OF from s4,O0o to 5000, to en-
gage In eash. paying business. A rare opportunity
offered. Enquire at room No. lutelligencer Build
lag, frat door. au 3.3tt
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE.-The fol.
lowing transfers Of real estate were reported yes
terdsy at R. M. Halls real estate exchange, No,
II Louisiana avenue, corner Of Seventh street:
Lot II, square 466, 81, ,096; sub 80 and 49, square
157, $315 80, part 8, square 800, south 20 feet,
t366; part 8, square 1854, % feet on R street,
$225; part 4, square $50, 5000.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

DEcEAsED.-WE are sorry to announce
the death Of Col. Il. T. Camp United States
army, at the residence Of his father. .in.law, on
Sunday evening,
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

DRIvING OVER A PAvEMENT.-Y yesterday
VIM. M. johnson was arrested, by Officer Mark.
wood, for driving over pavement In the Third
ward. He was fined % by Justice Thompson.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

RUNAWAY AND SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Yesterday afternoon, about 8 o'clock, a horse
attached to a sulky wagon took fright on tho
avenue, near Seventh street, and dashed of at a
fearful speed. The driver, Mr.. Belt, was
thrown violently out and the horse continued
in his course, smashing the wheels and dragging
the vehicle after him. When midway between
Ninth and Tenth streets, the horse ran on the
pavement on tho south side Of the avenue,
where Officers Mullins and Frese tried to check
him, but, failing, succeeded in removing a
couple Of children out Of harms way. On the
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth, the
horse knocked down and run over little daugh'
ter Of Mr.. J. Flanagan, aged about i've years,
cutting and bruising the child very seriously.
Officer Frese picked up the little sufferer, and
carried 1t to the residence Of its parents, on the
corner Of Tenth and G streets. DR.. Q. p. Hunt,
dental surgeon, Immediately visited the child
but declined prescribing for her, as be was not
q practising physician, but suggested that DR..
Lieberman be sent for. The father and mother
Of the little girl were absent from home at the
time, and those In charge of the house were very
much distressed In consequence OF the accident.
Officer Mullins arrested Mr.. Belt, but the run
away being purely accidental, hewas discharged
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
w A N II ..

VIZ A N Il E D.-A GOOD COOK,
w Washer, and Ironsr. Good references will
be required. Address Box l. at this oihee.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

DOR rem IA LARGE BRICK
l. HOUSE, with Ten Rooms, situated on L street
south, between Seventh and Eighth, Navy Yard. Gas
and water throughout The house. Rent &35 per
month, payable in advance. Apply to jos.
RBPErTI, corner OF seysnth and streets, Navy
YArd, or Of Thos. Dennis. At this once. myf9-
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

:" A N TE D-A GOOD COOK,
w WASHER, aud IRoNER, or to do the general
hsusework Of 4 private family without children
must come we'll recommended, Apply at 36l =
street north, between Ninth and Tenth streets west
augl-St
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-We call atten-
tion to the administrators sale, by order Of tho
Hon. VIM. II. Purcell, Judge Of the Orphans
Court, advertised In another column This sale,
as will be seen, takes place on Monday, the 18th
instant, at No. so Missouri avenue, between
Third and Four.and.a.ha streets, and com.
prises an extensive and elegant assortment of
household furniture.
The national Republican., 1867-08-06
suu Rise, 4S7 sun Sets ia High watOr 50 a m

Marine News
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UTANTED-NEW AND CAST-OFF
w CLOTHING, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or
any other article OF value at the old blished
Merchant PAwnbroker Store OF r. FULTON 4 Co,
6o2 Ninth street, doors north Of Penn. avenue.
de2O-U
The national Republican., 1867-08-06

VIZ FIRST AND SEC
w oud Class MUSICIANS for the l2th U. S. in
fAntry Band. n DARIsCH.
3w Leader 18th U. &. Infantry Band.