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i1-a New YoRI, July 10.
q Mrs. Jeffcrson Davis and child Sailed III the
steamer Champion foIl Charleston, s7
, Hon. Henry J. Raymond h-s sailed for EI.
rope.i 80 s,.fe.l,ss.,-l. E, 900, ,a'' l,Il''..
Brigham Young IL. and John Young, sons
OF the Mormon prophet, are here The former
Is en- route home from Europe and the latter
from Utah. ~ - 7slr sEss
Among the failures IN the dry gocts trade
are Faicehiid s. Fansl5s', Lossegisk, Willard
e Rhodes and Wn. Branner 3 o.. The re-
ported failure Of Tracey, IRWIN & Co. Is an
founded. Ths reported future ef National
Bank was uafoundedi and malicious The
United States Bank Examiner reports 1t Per.
perfectly solvent. ,clu I NOV ~loyif a la5tI =
The shipment Of specie to-day was s. 1885, I'll
-a'e3DSl g5..itg aad NEW YoRK, Jrlyl..
Anaong the arrivals by The steamship City Of
Paris, from Liverpool, yesterday, was Senator
Sherman of Ohio. > =
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rae suRpAsr TRIAL.
WAsnNoioN, July 10.

The Surratt trial was resumed To-Day
Joseph Carroll was recalled and cross-exam.
ined by Mr.. Pierrepont as to what ne nao sala
to Knapp and others about seeing nian sup.
posed to be Surratt, but could not recoliect
anything about his statement; hxed tine GATE
| OF Seeing the man from the fact that Ofurt
left the store for New York on tho 18th, and
| 1t was the day after the man called; could not
came in again on the 14sh and told him that
the goods might arrive that day.
Olive Jenkins sworn. Lived at Mrs. Sur.
rats at the time Of the assassInation; John
eurratt was not at home on the day the Pres-
dent was killed; saw him on Monday night
two weeks before. She confirmed the test.
mony Of Miss Fitzpatrick. Was at breakfast
the morning after the assassination: did not
hear Anna surratt say the death of Mr. Lin
coin was no more han the death Of negro;
tell all he knew. =. -.
David Barry testified that he is now an ofii'
Ger Of the Maryland CoDs itutioLal Conven'
ton; resided near surrattsyiiie -; Marcn zoth,
1865; l accompanied him to Port Iota go, and
brought back the horses an1 oenss we're thent Nv
Howard's stable, and called ae Ars ourfatts
to deliver a message from her sou.
Bannatt L. Gwiun testified that he saw Mrs.
Surratt at surrattsville tho afternoon OF the
14th OF April on business; she held 4 note OF
Mr.. Nothey in relation to the purchase OF some
land, and came to see about it; w!tpess was
parry to the transaction. .is..-5.l tf t-a.-
J. g. jenkins, brother to Mrs. surratt, testi.
died to similar effect. 1854 r.
Bernard J. Early testified that he and nj.
ohael OLaughlin went to BARRIERS shop the
morning Of tho l4th OF April, 1855, and got
shavod; OLaughliu had On striped pants aud
vest and slouchsd hat.
Edward a. Murphy corroboratel Early's
testimony.
William Falling, former keeper Of the Web
ster House at CaDaudaigua, n. Y, testified to
man registering the name of john Harrison;
arrived there from Elmira on April 18th, 1865
Frank Q. Chamberlain, present proprietor
Of the same house, testified to the identity OF
the hotel register on which the entry appeared
Joseph II. Bradley, Jr. testified to indiug
the register in the Webster House on his visit
there in March, 1857.
Joseph Fl. Bradley, ST.. testified that Failing
delivered the book to him two or three weeks
ago, and it has not boon out Of his possession
since.
The prosecution having objected to the In.
PRODUCTION of the regisser on the groand that
Surratt may have written the uanc In subse.
quently to its date. ~ 3i
Considerable argument ensusd, and the
Court reserved its decision to Monday, to
which day it adjourned.
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GsneiaI,asi M arlses,.

CINCINNATI, July 10.
Flour dull md unchanged; fresh family and fancy
e.. ~ 80 q 10 90. Wheat unsettled and lower; new
offered al % @ 40, bit millers expect lower rates
Com unchanged. Oats fir and bed at 500 for No.
L. Rye scarce and nominally at 30. Whiskey SOC
in boud. Proyisons-Mess Pork firm at % 90, with
hu few solors. Bull: Meats buoyant and hold for
and e more asked all side offered at DC were tax.
en- Bacon active at 1919 for shoulders, 12c FOX sizes,
1s}c for ceac sides. closing with no sellers. Hams
hs!l ont q narketi demand small; ioe asked.
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AUG T1oa SALES.
Rich Il Costly Household Furniture,
VELVET CARPETS,
Els aIt China Dining ard qea ssts, 30
At AUCTION!


IAN THURSDAY, July 18th, at 10 o'cioc. A. NJ,
Y o. Deariny street, second house wost OF state
Street. will be sold thu Vntlro furniture 0i family
re,aovmg rom tho city, consisting Ia rart as follows
Two very rich AMI Tn ely cary cd paflr SETS et@ye
centre tables SOILS chairs lounges, chamber = %
tie latest styles. and OF the most elaborate nhiSD.
"eVet ind Brussels eaIpe,s, French Plate miirois,
d cry curtains, Line onsrayiiigs. hesulhu ~
nloanieIi lnantel and pc: ornnmeas, dinir3 room
bic top comInodes, French, China dining set CT two
hundred pieces, tull CHR tea service cuJel hair
mattresses TO Tier and sprns beas pillows, holsters,
IL anil ia Blankets together with the kitchen f,.
tue. stores and almost every art Gle 70 % tJund in
a well furnished h use. The furniture wts maze to
erder o. haley, aofse IoydSn' q 1Ssfn espee
an5 ro the latest designs, and Is all 70 thlrou@h
oror. This sale pIess nts rare opportunity 10 oh
rain FIRST class lurntus. Vocal espfci1l teutlou
10 this sa e. believing it TO be the best furniture tia,
has been sold Mt auction in this city fJr years. II
must h sold without the least rescrva,iop. Can bs
exani.lel dsy previous to alo, from 10 TO Il O'clock
july 3. dtd
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U. s. Ensineer Office. - 19'1l
Portland. Me-, July 8, 1se7, y, {. i',,-..
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Terrible Railroad CsliissoR-SeveYa1
-----..-lL pc z0aS Ek1skcI.. - -

5s-.as 81 ~ Sr. LOUIS, No., July 10.
The passengers en- the train that collidel
with freicht train near Gardiner, H., last
night report three passenger cars and tho bag.
gage and express cars burned. The baggage
master, one breakman and one passenger are
known to be killed. Ths latter was badly
burned. and several others are believed to have
been killed. Quite number were moro or less
injured. A large number ofcattle were on the
train, and many OF them were killed Much
other property was destroyed. LIAi4d
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). T.---ie39.-2.-rhe amount OF Plantation Bit
.eIs s9id in one year is something Startling. They
asl slesL. BRAKES mandatory is one of the inst.
tidons III New York. 1t is SAIL That Drake painted al
tlie ROCKS in tao EASTERN States with his eabalise
- I.-iSGJ-A"" ana then goi the old granny legis.
at7Ts TO pass Jaw ''prevenang dis1guring tie tsce
9. nature" WHOM gaze hin MONOPOLY. We-de noi
arrow now tiiis is cut we DO know TINT Plantation
se ny al CLASSES OF tie comm unity, and are deatt
ot Oysl u slit certain. They arc very inpigorahrs
when Lei,!aii Aus! week, and great appetizer 8
8 sarala pEans Water, sold by all D.uxsists
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EupopD,'
SEvs IS FEaa U2Dnp.

W. Al BE.
E@gs 4. $685. nssk E.s.ta
I oSDov, July II.
The Sultan OF Turkey, after a pleasant voyage
across the Emanuel, landed to-day on the shores
OF England. He was received by his Royal
Hishness the Prince Of Wales, acting for the
Queen, and by Isnail, the sovereign OF Egypt,
ana was by them escorted to tho city OF Lon
don, where he met with an unusually bri liant
and imposing reception. me LonaGn ana 20
Grated and the streets through which he was
TO pass were covered with flags and streamers,
and spanned by triumphal arches and festoons
Of flowers. The entire route of the procession,
from the railway station to Buckingham Pal
ace, was guarded on both sides by unbroken
lines of troops. Behind these the vast multi-
tudes Of spectators were packed In solid masses
on the sidewalks. and crowded every window
and housetop. When the Sultan accompanied
by the Prince of Wales and the XIII 2 Of Nge pt,
passed between the lines of soldiers, tile peo.
pie. struck by the novelty Of 9he spectacle,
manifested the most unbounded cnthusiasfn.-
aad shouts OF welcome, CHEERING and waving of
handkerchiefs aud banners did not cease Till
the Sultan had entered the gates OF Buclzing-
nam Palace. This royal residence has been
placed in a state of completa preparation for
the accommodation Of tho Sultan, and viii be
occupied by him during his STAY In London.
Reports lece1ved here ffon Vienna say that
serious disturbances have broken put In lie
pAos1HS0 VI NdliISs. anu tlAt AUStrIttn Cr0oDS
despatched to put them down have been beat.
en- BY, the rioters. 1t is believed that tlese
riots have been melted by Russian emlssar;es
who have worked upon the national proeiivi-
ties of the sciavonic population, aud created
by their intrlgues ieoiny of discomfort.
1aH ..dll BERNIE, July ID.
Tie Federal Government has decided not to
send minister to represent the Swiss confed.
Grafton ct Washington. ., Il. I'll
FL 26hlS, y lily Id.
Since the capture Of the city Of Mexico by
the Liberal forces, nothing has been heard by
the Imperial Government of M Alfonzo D ano,
the French Minister in that city, Napoleon
has announced bis intention Of sending q
strong feet to Vera Cruz to release NJ. Dano
should he have been made prisoner, and re.
sent any indi2nity offered to him by Juaress
..-. FLORENCE, July 10.
Advioes have been received here from Rome
to the effect that the Garibaldians are menac.
Ing the city of Vilertes. 2ft " II 6
+5s5 - BRRrAx, Julyis.
King William is about TO send an envoy to
the United States to nlakca now postal treaty
With that Government. NS< issaEE tc'f
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III young man about II GEARS ofage, good Sc
ID nation IN a store In this city. = T,
- Address n. T. w., Portland 9. J3iidiNt
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VomiacrclaI...Escr Cable.

gsui LONDON. j una i2-Eveuing.
Ooasois closed at 90 for money.
AAEEIcAS SEcJE!rIEe--Ihe following are the
curfe1t Qiot1ti9rs r Amor en- securities: United
States EOS Sl; Illinois Central RAILROAD shares s0I
Erie Railroad Shares 45i. tE = -
FRANKFORT, July 12-Eyaning
United States bonds cloee1 at 77s for the issue Of
1850.
55.sy .il. s-- LIVERPOOL. July l2-Evsning
The market for Cotton closed quiet and without
improvement in prices; iidling lands i0ll; Mid
ding Orr ans 1911; sales IL. COO bales. BreasiYfs-
Tho market has oeen geueralls quiet throughout the
day; Corn has declined 10 Ges Cd per quarter for
Aixel Wc5lern; WheatCalifornia les ID per GENITAL;
Bars3 i'm 1t SOS IA so ibs Oats advanced to Is per
10 Gs Peas steady at an advance, closing at 40s Tor
Canadian. Provisions-The market Is irregular;
fork - 81 Cor prime Eastern msss Bsef frmor at
midlies; Cheese-ane american $50 Cd. Produce
market unchanged. -s I--s '3ll i+ = "a
Advicas from Manchester are uniavorab.e Tho
market f1r sools and yarns dull and heavy.
II ~ LONDON, July l2-Evening.
The Iron and Produce markets are generally un-
chengod from the opening quotations. Sugar closed
finn ct Z5s 81 Tor no. 10 Dutch standard. n.
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New YoRE, July 10.
is said two 6'ihustering Expedition to
Mexico, to svenge Maximitiaiifs death, are
rapidly filing up in this CITY, Similar orgari
z,tions are ,li5o In progress IN Buff 10 and New
Orleans. The expedition has been. Organising
for q long time. AT hrst it was their intention
to seize Maxi,nilian in Queyetaro, aud demand
a heavy price for him from either Juares or
Austria; hut on the naws OF las exeeut On they
changed the scheme to one ofvengeance. VII
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s.-,.t 10 Let. ,,, ,..ts.., .......
OFFICES In the I'd story OF the Canal National
" Bank building. Also largo room IN fh story.
Apply at the Bank. 1-irIl tI iySd1awti new
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Republican meetings In ysrp;.,..

1slCA-a0ND, va, duly Il.
Meetings of citizens were held in RaDDahau-
mock and Dinwiddie counties, yesterday, at
which Republican platforms wers adopted aud
delegates appointed to tbs August Convention
Ia Richmond. Hon. Tho3. S. Elourney aud
gress. participated in the latter meeting. ~
The Wing has accounts of various other
meetings OF q similar character in the State.
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To Let
MYTH BOARD, large pleasant roo,ns suitable
w for gentleman aud wife, at 81 FREQ street. d
June 2C-,ltf ,... r.-
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IL Lifting the kettle from the Gre gca,dad myse
Worry yaelY-ono hand almost to crisp, The tor
eafo was ulibearable. y The Mexican Mus.
tinS Lent relieved the pain almost i'm eliately
1t hetioti rapidly AMI left very little scar.
thAs. FOSTER, 40 Broad street, Philade.phia ;,
Ahls y merely sample OF what tie Mustang Lint.
en, VIII TO- 1t Is INVALUABLE in all cases OF wounds
s"ehhgs sfa4ns, cuts, bruises, spays etc., either
upon man or beast. 1 81 ~ - 80 - =
7 beware OF Colatoriets. Mono ia genuine urles.
wrapped in the stec!-pisto engraynes beari,,.s tbe
sIhatnI2 Oh u W WestbrooK, Chemist an. tie mi.
u@EI stamp OF DENIS BARNES & Co, New York "a
II T;srato2a kpi1eg Watsr, sold By all Druggists
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Houses at Auction.

ON FRIDAY, July 10th, at so'cloek T. d., on the
~ premises near the Jail, will DO sold the eight
bloofs, Containing forty-fonr tenement houses,
erected by the Exec Committee for the relief
sufferer. Terms cash, or II purchasers desire II,
they can have them on fhur months time by adding
interest, and giving notes TINT will 10 satisfactory to
the Conimittse. For further particulars enquire Of
Henry Fox, Trustee or 81 = .--'
L. n. PATTEN & CO., Auet'rs.
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Del asubllo sale
U. 2. ARMY CLOTHING
AND EQ UIPAGE.

..
TWILL be sid At public auction, q. Boston, Mac
w a. he Government Clothing Warehouse, No
lSY Federal street, commencing az 10 o'clock A ~,
Of TUESDAY,, the 10Th day OF July, 1857, and e,n-
tinuing fsom day 10 day until tho entire amount OF
stores sold largo tment OF servlceanlo Clo.h-
Ing Camp ard Garrison Equlpase, consisting IN part
Of the JiiUwiof arIces, more lsss) al In god
der ami condition, and many Of them In tho original
sise UniIo N Goats assorted sizes and pattern.
WI! Uniform Jackets-Cayary ard Artil cry.
gylS FLANNEL Shir Q.
72S Great Coats, Horsensn.
SlS! !" Footmen-
1923 Great Coat strais.
2i9T Hoolon Baukets.
~ Rubber Blankets.
go Rubber PoHchos.
800 Hatchet Handles.
200 Flannel Sack Coats.
IVA Paws Bootoes. I.s
c G5s {" sSs!sI a o
tGiG Leather Stocks.
216i Feathers for Hats.
7S39 Iaugao Cage
$50 Yards Lace, assorted eoiors and Width.
l05 Wall Tent Pins.
20i Camp Kettles
81 2l4 Pick Axee. -I. t. ....
S02 H1tcbelS.
7s spades. -.. l.I ..
Si52 Knapsaeks complete
S24t Haversacss.
1904 Uniform Hats, Felt.
large assortment OF Hat TRIMMINGS
b226 Psirs Shoulder Scales lEzassy ..
1859 Chevrons, asscrtsl,
. 9sits Wall Tent Poles
e0e2 Small Tent Pine. t7T .-I ...
42s Mess Pans. I... lU. -..
13i P.cS Axe Handles
4So Ak Hepdles.
Terms o. Salo-Cash il Gov ernrneut funds rpys-
bio before tbs delivery OF the stores Articles ms.
c'msed, 20 DO claimed @ taken away within twerty
four hourf, OF to DO resold
- sale toicommence at 10 A. 81. every day.
lla. B. +. CLARY, -
July 10. 1w .I,r, 4 Asst q. NJ. General.
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n lei Il M A R TX e z g


a New YORK, July 1875 ?. NJ. F
The Express says tine Bank stateme1t OF Monday
vii chow o., increase Of 100000 in loans. S2o9o,
W II specie, So coo il deposits, O0o 900 in Legal
was as foil 1ws:--Rcceipts, S1407S, 49a; payments,
Sl,3i2,e5l; balanTe, Sl3o.5el,603. Milling shares
steady Money easy. Gold 13es. Sterling Lgohange
quiet Govornlasnis quiet. Stocks strong aud ny.
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All who value valuable bead OF hair and its pres
eIYason from prelatase bal.Inss and turning grey
AYi. not tai. TO use Lyons oeebratet Kafharior !,
naNsS ne laii rici sel anu glossy, eiaoates uand-
tan, anu Gauss s the hali 10 grow with luauriau
hSautE. II i; sold oys iyWlere. = E = = -.
---lE l.. IBoA-As LYON, Chemist, N. 10
aaratoFa Spring Watsr, sold by Gil Druggists,
)&ss 31EGs3ba BS1~l
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WEAf DID IL? y young lady returning 10 hei
YORK. Vas Lhry eeognizet by her friends. In place
~ q tuste nVsel ace, sha la SOFT ruby comp lex.
ga OF almost iniroie snaothness and instead OF g.
size USED Aagaiss Magnolia Balm, and would not *
without H. ANY lady can improve her appearance
very mach b. alsI. this article. Ii can be oriere
On any druggist Tor 50 c,nts , enl IN
seretoga 6pEang NVateT, sold by III Druggists.
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Bosom SL9cA aiasi.
Sales at the Brokers' Boari, July Is

AfAU DE MAGs oLIA.---rhe prottiss: thing, ths
sWeetest thing" ind the most OF 1t or the leasi
money Il oyerce ues tbs odor of perspiratiol soft
tume; allays heaG eiie and inflammation aud is ne,.
esslry companion N the sick room, lii tho nursery
aud upon Inc toilet Sideboard. IT can be obtained
everywhere AT oic ioiiar per bottle.
saratoaa spring Water, sold by oil Druggists
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Discoveries OF Coal on size RsosiAs
M Railroad.

ae,s -s- ST.. Loufs, Mo-, July 10.
Extensive deposits Of coal have been discov.
cred on the line of tho Union Pacific Railroad,
Kansas branch, about 40 mics from Pond
CreeA on the route Of tia Alberquereque
The veins are FROM eleven TO fifteen thiok.-
Specimens received here are pronounced Of
good quality Of bitu,ninous ceal Avein has
also been discovered twenty miles east OF Fort
Hnoker tadt d'fH - 0-f4 E1all ~
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Re.mssfoct,s ini.nitable HaIr Colorint bas boe,,
steahiiy growing II lavor tor ovar twonty Sears Il
aSss upi i-e a8ofoeats at the roots OF tho hair axj
oranges 90 les original Color by degrees all I'M tan
Iaheons dyes d92aeh ana iDjuro the hnir heim-
strottS .s'.. s bul ID corLlin in It's results, pro.
iaoies q, an : beautiful Hair Dressing
'ifiea % eeas, a.ii 5l.op. Sold BY all dealers.
saratd&a spGanG Water, told by all Drugsises
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San Epaactsco Marker.

'sa- W-i SAN FRANCISCO, July ls.
IN consequence OF G''s bad break 10 Yellow Jacket
mining stocks are generally lower, Yellow Jacket
saitto-iay at $500 decline, md at $7OO within the
past few weeks Wheat and Flour market dull, Will,
but few traasaeti0ns Flour-quotaions unchanged.
Legal tol52ys T21, - -
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Row Orleans marisc,s.

New ORLEANS, July 10.
CottoEsass 1880 bales; Low sTiddi'ng 225 a 23jc,
rcceiptz &c bales; exports 4,31S bales Sugar ami
Moassos unchanged. Sterling Exchange 100 - 1884,
New York Sight Exchange q ! per cent. premium
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pleasure Doot at suctiOn

an FRIDAY. July t9tb, AZ - O'clock, at lower end
~ of Mefrilps Wharf will ba sold tho new ceuue
board Sloop Brownie. She was built this season in
the most thorough manner by T. !. Roberts, and icr
speed and safety Is sail to DO OF the best boa
ownsl In Portland Length IS iaet, with feet 10
ileh beam. For particulars call on tho Auctioneers
I Jyt0a'a u.-.-..
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L.oS L&rR4cF or PrRE JAMAICA aIs9Sk--
lor Indigestion, Nausea, Heartbln, Sick Heatiache.
Sapicta lioibiis &c, where warming, genial slim.
nas laletuIted It's careful prepare don and entire
par!tJ hakeS 1t cheap and reliable xrtiele for cult.
nary purposes Sold everywhere at so cents per bot
tie. n l - :" - - =
Saratoga Spring Water, sod by all Druggists
~ n July II. 'e8-eod&w1y
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VART'GI;.
S1OO Per Month F.

A GENTS who can furn 81 satisfactory references
to canvass tue State Of Maine Tor tho bes, subscfr
ton books published among which are tho following:
ais; L0SSING'S CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA, I'm
thres volumes, which is illustrated with over 200
ongravings, aud is what every Anne fcan should have
in bis house as the standard work Of the war, which
will never be excclled: the HIsToRY oS THE ma
w, In two volumes; the HrsronY or TIE Array
Corts; Gen BAKERS HISTORY OF THE So
CRET SERVICE; HISTORY Of, the FIRST ME.
CAVALRY; and many other Of the late publications
on tie war. Apply in person OF by letter TO q.
-. - GEO. II. DAVIS 81 CO.,
Publishers. No. Norton Block, Portland, NE.
ks5~ Return stamp must accompany every nppilca-
Ion. $50 july3eodlm &w4w
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Southern Items,

RICHMOND, July is
Registration closed in this city to-day. The
colored majority is 1ll9 - ~
~, MOBILE, July IA.
The total nuuiber Of voters registered in this
city Is 5s14. - -
NASHVILLE, TENN, July 10.
The registration Office was opened again to-
cay, Nearly 400 voters were egistsred, among
whom - were whites.
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AuCTs0ss SALES.
Wooden buildings at Auction.

4 y MONDAY, july tsIb' =, n o,cJoor NJ
= shail coll tlgo ard half Story house No NJ
- cHst ,rees 70 be removed. Said ouse 10 10 by
~ tse.l . heavily t!mhoreli can b. moved easliy
aa4 niado INTO one OF two houses, as desired.
- AISo,
~ sans li.us, 30 one aud uu half ,tor- h,,s,
u tcSr Q! No. 70 IhS 90 offers rars opnortulitS
70 pSrson. e"nn9 vacant lots and Wishing, with a
small expsuse, 70 make them profitable Sale pCsi.
tive. f. 'O BAIIHY Auft
july TO- did ~
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cow MIXER!
IUMPHANT sUCCEsS:
THE most impor Ont and valuable invention Of tue
l. nineteenth century,
THE AMERICAN cow MJLKERi

sure cure for aching hands and kicking cows. By
this machine COWS MIXED perfectly dry In from
two TO three nuutes and IL has prov a, by pract,-
cal use 10 be more agreeable to tho COW than hand
nilkng. Men Of large or small capital YOUR pariic-
ular attention Is soeited this invention, ex
animation OF tho baslne s, tho mixer the .ost the
demand the sale and profits, will set skepticis &C
defiance and Capitalists to thinking. Torri.ory 10
tast being secured bv saeaclous business men, who
are laying solid foundati0n tor success. Call ana
exqmine Tor yourselves. Office lsA Marke. street.
formerly Liinel. Junel9eodiws
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.i HiA Business Wanted. sol ffsl
i A YOUNG MAN With ! Capital Of from 5000 TO
n $1,000 would ike 70 70 into iusipess with sonla
reliable party who has good paying bus!Gesg,
4 Wholesale or jobbing preferred y.I,t ...I -lt.
Best OF reference givel an required. ~. 81 I-
Address BUSINESS, Box ?027. j. 9diwi
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FonrRrss NfoNRor. Luly IA.

ia-lyesi a FORTRESS MONROE, July.12. 4
Regulations have been issued BY Gen. Scho-
Geld establishing a quarantine at Hampton
Roads for the sumner months.
The registration is completed in Elizabeth
City coaaty, and stands 33j whites to I. z5Acol-
'oo Ia ROCHESTER, Il. Y, July g.
SIX prisoners In the county jail escaped last
night and are still at large. Their crimes were
biSalny burglary and robbery. Y ,lY0H
ST.. LOUIS. NO, July 13
The Theatre Conlique, on Fifth street, be-
tween franklin avenue and Washington street,
was totally destroyed by fire early this morn
ing. Tho origin Of the FIRE is, unknewn. The
amount of loss and insurance is not yet ascer-
tainod. '.i-4l o. X. 151 " 5- s1 ian1.sfh p
Richard Demmert, a booklleeper for Mich
leans, Kirte 6 Co., coInmittsYl suicide Mednes-
day in CONSEQUENCE OF the discovery OF heavy
' ''A 'N'e ''' U.s. CHAntrsrox S. o. July T.
y Information received hare this afternoon
states that the Steamboat P. E. Ball was cup
sized by a squall in Waccasnaw river on the
9th, and seven peEsons drowned including
fouc negroes. sou y ~ 8 (. l.A.
In two days the city currency has allen from
si1 TO twenty per cent discount at the brokers'
omces. though it IS still received at par BY most
seaters when presa nted in small sums.
Two government registering officers OF the
Washington (Texls, District were shot yester-
day and badly wounded. re fa.7 ritl
- .f,se. GALVESTON, Texas, July y.
There has not been. q case Of yellow fever
here FOR eight or ten days. A dispatch to the
military headquarters from Indianoll report
an increese of the epidemic there among the
citizens. There WAS none among the troops
There were five cases each on the Sd and 9TH
lust, and there have been five deaths out Of
120 cases The physicians disagree as to the
character OF the disease.