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CheaD Lots.

TWO fine lots 30 by 100 feet each in Cape Eliza
Tbetb near DR.. Buzzeli's; $3.50 only tor both lots
Apply TO- w. H. JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
July 29-diws t ,.-....--,. -
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RI 80 HALLS e P9
% z1IvEcETABLE SIClLIAN
- lTl HAIR I'D a, J.
.R'Z1NEWE2P IS
Persons who are GRAY

cISOuS " HU NTc rOTdy :.
Can have their hair restored to fits natural color
and if it has fallen out create now growth by its
It is the best HAIR ORES inthc world, maxi
ing lifeless, stiff, brashy hair healthy, soft and
glossy. "a - A. N fAVaZ
K. P. HALL & Co, Nashua, N. H., proprietors
3 For Sale by all Druggists ekC jiyieodlSeowlms
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. An arm!ess negro in the Shenandoah Val
ley writes an excellent ..hand" with his toes,
loads and fires a pistol, shoots accurately with
bow and arrow, threads a fine needle and sews
with il &c r.h N ,
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WANTED.

active boy 10 to l6 years DID, of good habits and
"A afraid of work. One that can write fair
hand preferred. rf ~. I'll
8od Lynch, Barker 81 Co, Iatf,
1v. 139 Commercial Street. z
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IFfom DraacA Office Western Union telegram.
. Ar at Baltimore 9th. schs Western Star, and Da-
lyid Currie; from Portland. TATq Arf,tT ya-
Cid at Philadelphia 9th. sch Goorgic5 Deerfug,
Willard. Portland sRaS-A1fef e 1Ii1l
a Ar at New York 29th barque Triumph, rMcFar-
LANE, Trinidad; brigs Prairie Rose, Cardenas Mary
70 Mariner, Mansani1ia. NE a. "a a NE
Sfir Nsffasansett, from New Orleans for Havre,
struck reef off the coast Of Florida and put in
to Key West y p 10 aBki9IEI8HS9 Us
Japanese advices report that ship Anna Eimball,
Williams, al Nagasaki, with a cargo oil rice, had
been seized by The r. squadron for an alleged vio
lation Of the treaty between China and the United
States, in taking her cargo IRON port in China not
open to trade. The ship was heavily hbelle1
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BANGOR July 20. 1867.

Republican County Conuenfion b. Something
about the Candidates Neto Telegraph Ware to
Caldis-Anniuersary cfithe Theological Semi
nary Public Lectures miscellaneous IA. o-fi
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FOR SALE! ..
House and Lot No. 81 Atlantic Street.
1t contains IA rooms, finished
4 SSA@O throus about: Is heated by furnace,
10 and has gas in every room. There
81 ~ is garden connected with the house
under a high state OF cultivation,
containing pear, cherry and apple trees, currant
and goosberry bushes, and many valuable roots. 1t
Is pleasantly situated I'm OF the best neighb0r
hoods in the city. hard and soft water in abund-
ance. Terms OF payment satisfactory. Apply on
the premises or to w, H. JERKS, under Lancaster
Hall. l.roIuo p li-... july30dtf
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SASsosis MAGNESIUM PENs.-Mr, 8. San
son, OF the house of s. & $. Samson, of Phia-
delphia, is now in town for, the purpose Of in
PRODUCING the magnesium pen. These pens
are made from metallic base Of Magnesia, so
that they do not corrode, and have points hard
ened by chemical process SO that they wear
much longer than steel pens. We have seen
them rubbed against iron hard enough to elicit
sparks of fire, without injuring the points in
the least. These qualities, resistance to corro-
sion and extraordinary hardness, give the mag
lnesiunnpen an obvious advantage over all OK OK
eeptIgold pens, and by many lhousss they are
preferred to gold, They are highly recon
mended by many Of the leading bonses in
Philadelphia, New York aud Boston, here
they have been used and found to be in every
respect as represented. Mi. Samson may be
found at the Preble House. 10 aHo 5yss tsf
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,0IQS8 Nl-ATl5

a@ - sO1I rAnMAPsto
s. All goods hearing this stamp are heavily plated on
the finest Albata Nickel Silver, and guarantee
them in every respect superior to the best Sheffield
plate kaosrk2 eEg,K..WF @pE NyE
GOR1TAM MANUFACTURING CO.., - -
Silversmiths 81 Manufacturers of Fine Electro Plate,
june19 n wed&Sat 6m Providence, r. 1.
80 a
W The above goods may be found at Lowell s.
sen'er !, Sol eongress ST. b9s q su3g1a0sE
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-,atos come in slowly, and retail at sixts cents
per peck. III .,,
Rev George B. Hepworth of Boston pieaeh-i
ed at the Unitarian church yesterday.
A couple Of -venturesome Bangoranss are
soon to make a trip to Belfast in birch ca
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r. RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,
F.. For Educating erata;tousIy
So1diers'i& Sastofs Orphans
80 Shncorpora,ed by the State Of New Jersey.
pa esssBl y H. s6sah se1s
following waIRnSw1i citizens IL PeSn syiSrs Ia
II %o sss S sfiIfs MANN District Attorney,
HON: LEWIS R. BRooMALL, Es-chief Conner
S ME- fsi? se6v z s Sss f5h srsSs
HEN HSSi, y; ,, ~ Ws5s New Jersey ! )
i Z coz Esa. a Joy, d. y Ca eailaaslshla
q Agents rsseise PnSns ss me
Steel Plate Engraving as set forth bslow and as
paid; insuring one present in the GREAT DISTRI-
BUTTON for each certificate held. N''T0
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAvrNGs. 'l .,t-
No: My Child Ny Child!' No. 2-'They're Saw
ed! THEY'RE savedw No. 3-"Old seventy-six; or
the Early Days Of the Revolution"
Su y TwoDOLLAR ENGRAvINGs. taiiae,s
No.1-"washfngton s Courtship No. 2-@wash.
ington's Last Interview with His Mother"
+ Three Dollar Engraving.
s'Homc from the WARP
'7i'Four' Doiiar Eugraviassse ginV
''Thc Periis Of Oar Forefashers.e lioo@
Five Dollar Engraving. 1i Is 81
"The Marrinse of ,Psfahontns.''
+ The engravings and Certificates viii be delivered
at our Local Agencies, sent by mall post paid or
express, as may be ordered. - 4 & Ill
38sl53 gssfq77TT --o.lH eiarsip IL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., WASHINGTON, d. c.,
April 10, 1sG7.-OHice of internal Reyenue:-Hav-
ing received satisfactory evidence that the proceeds
Of the enterprise conducted by the Washington Lii
brary Company will be devoted to charitable uses,
Permission y hereby granted to said Company to
conduct such enterprise exempt from all charge,
whether from special tax or other duty. barr 1lil
r. Nm ETA. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
The Associatiation have appointed as Receivers
Messrs. GEORGIA. COOKE 81 CO., 80 South Third
3 rect Philadelphia, whose well-known integrity
and business experience viii be a sufficient guaran-
iy paplied to the purpose stated.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 20, 1867.
To the 0Gcers and Members Of The Washington IL
trary Co., N. s. READE, Secretary.
Gentlemen:-Onree of YOUR favor of the 18Th
inst, notifying us Of our appointment as Receivers
for your Company, We took the liberty to submit a
copy OF your Charter, with a plan of your enter
PRISE to eminent legal authority, and having receiy
ed bus favorable opinion in regard its legalty and
sympatbisine with the benevolent oojcct of your As
ISOLATION, viz: the education and maintenance of
the orphan children OF soldiers and sailors at
the Riverside Institute We have concluded to accept
the trust, and to use our best efforts to promote so
worthy an object. -,., ---. 7.-
Respectfully, yours, &c. A-' WV
~ "a % II GEO A. COOKE co..,
Address all letters and orders to 2 -
GEO. A COOKE g. co, BANKERS, ssaaI
80 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. /
Receivers for the Washington Library Co.
July 20. eod&wtf
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Mains Pure EIderberry and Cur.
rant Wines
Medical Notice

So highly recommended by Physicianss, may, be
found at wholesale at the drug stores of w w Whip
pie q Co., Ii, H. Hay. w. F.. Phillips & Co., E. t.
Stanwood and j. W. Perkins & Co. jan12snd1y
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When. by the use of the ARNICA OINTMENT
you ran be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
Wounds, and every Con,pia int of he sim Trv III
as it costs but % cents. Be sure to ask for y -
H0le's 4fnicG Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, send your address and
36 cents to 0. p. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston, Mass
and receive q box by return mail w r pb;ii;ns &,
Co.. agents for Maine. ~ u ~ anrl2eIvsn 80
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The plan adopted by the Washington Lii
brary Company for the raising of funds for the
Riverside Institute-an asylum for the gratni-
tons education of Soldiers Orphans-is meet
ing with great approval. Subscriptions to the
stock are coming in rapidly The handsome
steel plate engrayings given to those who pur-
chase stock are acknowledged by competent
judges to be first-class productions. Besides
receiving a handsome engraving of this char
the stock, every purchaser will in addition re-
ceive present of some kind. Full guarantee
is given that every share of stock must be ac-
companied by a present besides the engraving.
See advertisement ~
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: SECOND and Third, Parishes, together with
their Sabbath Schools, are cordially invited to
accompany the Central Church Sabbath
School on an excursion to Saco river to-day.
Oars TO leave Portland s. Rochester depot at
I'd A. NJ and return at P. NJ Fare, adults
Accents, Children % cents. 4 DuSs xOEissal
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NJ. @. M. A.

A STATED MEETING Of the MAINE CHAIR
n TABLE MECHANIC ASSOCIATION VIII be
held in the LIBRARY ROOM, on THURSDAY
EVENING, August LIST, at u o'clock.
full attendance Is requested, as action VIII be
had on proposed amendment to Constitution.
STEPHEN MARSH. Secretary.
jy30d3t
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supreme .Jaaicial Cour,

iti- LAW TERM-wE5TERS DISTRICT.
MoSDAY.-rhe following eases were disposed of:
s. CUMBERLAND COUNTY. sfsz
George W. Lawrence, in equity, VS.. Emerson
Rokes & ais. Submitted by plaintiff onT brief, and
by defendant without argument ~ y ill Il y tt'
w. L. Putnam. A. p. Gould.
State of Maine VS.. Richard R. Robinson. Sub
milted ON briefs.
p. Frye. W. L. Putnam
Ezra Carter, Jr., in equity, vs.. Stephen Porter e.
ais Argued r - tl'F Vino adi RI lC1-tesG
w. L. Putnam. I-ru H Davis & Drummond-
George s. Hunt vs.. Columbian Insurance Co. and
Trustees. Argued. ..- 20 .- Ed,
w. L. Putnam. Davis s. Drummoud.
Charles H. Chase VS.. Columbian Insurance Co. and
Trustees Argued -Ja 4ll g1iJ ,auG9iiauqsi
w. L. Putnam. ie sa Davis s. prummond
Conway Fire Insurance Company VS., Samuel Z.
Sewall & ais, Executors. Argued.
Sysnanis. Davis s. Drummond.
Court adjourned to o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
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MINERAL BATHS At HOME.
"STR UMATTC SALTS!"

These SALTS are made 1rom the concentrated
uiactaring Co.. In Pitslurg, and are packed in air.
tight boxes. One always sufficient for a bath. Di-
reetions are attached. 'as1 ~ 4"
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r, DEERNG HALL.-M. Hartz, the popular IL
iusionist, will give his Observation-Disclosures at
Deering Hall this evening. The New York
papers speak Of his "Temple Of Mystery" and
his ''new wonders"sas one Of the most crafty
ing as well as wonderful exhibitions offered in
that city. UTolshow how exceedingly pppulaf
we're his entertainments. in that city, lis only
necessary to state that for eight months, every
night, except Sunday, and some times twice a
day, they attracted crowded houses He will
perform here but four nights. q .dts tla'. .kaei5l
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A DESIRABLE REsIDENcE.-One Of the most
pleasant and desirable residences in any city is
ing. we refer to the ono on Atlantic street,
Munjoy, and we advise those in want of good
tenement with a nice garden, the latter under
full cultivation and literally sprinlsled with
apple, pear and cherry trees, to look at this
one.
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! IN ----------z -----------E
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-The pleas
ant residence of Major Mann, ip Gorhans il
offered for sale. This is one of the most desir-
able residences in the absTei beautiful village
See advertisement ior particalarssF3S
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Portland and Vicinity,
New Advertisements thi- Day.

ENTERTAINMENT coLuAS.
ST Lawrence 81 sabbath School Elk :ursion. -
Pine st. Sabbath Schoo Pic Mic.
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REMOVAL OF GENERALS POPE Ann
ORD


General Meade Assigned to the Third Mil.
itary District-General Ord to Exchange
Commands with General Mcdowell.
The following important order was issued
on Saturday:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY, ADJUrANr
GENERALS OFFICE, WAsHINGroN, Dec. 2s
1s61-GeRerdl Orders. No IOi-By dire ction of
the Preside OF the United States, the follow.
ing orders are made:
- /. Brevet Maisr General E. o. g. Ord will
turn over the command OF the Fourth Mill
tary District to Brevet Major General A a.
GiIlem, and proceed to San Francisco, Calf
ifornla, to take command Of the Department OF
California
II. ON beine relieved by Brevet Major Gen
eTal Ord. Brevet Major General Irwin Nc
Dove II Will proceed TO Nicksburg. Mississippi,
and relieve General Gillem in comm ana OF
the Fourth Military District
Ill. Breyet MAJOR General Jshn Pope IS
hereby relieved of the command OF the Third
Military District and Will report without de-
lay, at the HeadQ uarters OF the Army for fur.
ther orders, turning over his command to the
next senior officer until the arrival Of his sue
Nv. Major General George a Meade is as.
signed to the command OF the Third Military
District, and will assume IL without delay.
Inc Department ofthe East will be com n an ed
oy the senior officer new on duty IA "a, until
commander 10 named by the President
v The omeers assigned in the foregoing or =
ders to command OF military districts will ex-
ercise therein any and all 30 xers conferred
BY acts Of Congress upon district com mau-
ders, and also any and all powers pertaining
70 military department commanders.
VI. Brevet Major General Wager Swsyne,
colonel a5th Unitea States Infantry, is hereby
relieved from duty in the Bureau OF Refugees.
Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, and wifi
proceed 10 Nashville, Tennessee, and ass me
command OF his regiment.
BY command OF General GRANT
E ID TOWNSEND.
Assistant Adiutant General.
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KNOW THY DESTINY

MADAME E. I. THURNTON, the great English
Astrolegst, ,Clairyoya ant and Psychometrician, who
World, has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
Madame Thor atom possesses such wonderful powers
Of second sight to enable her TO impart knowledse
If the greatest Importance 70 the single or married
of Nthsr sex. While In state Of trance, she de
marry, and by the aid of an instrument Of intense
power, known as the Psychomotrope, guarantees TO
produce life like picture Of the fnture husband or
wife of the applicant, together with date Of mar
rage. position in life, leading traits OF character,
&c. This is no humbug, as thousands Of testimo-
malls can assert She will send, when desired, q
certified certificate or written guarantee, that the
picture is what il purports to be. BY inclosing q
small lock OF hair, and stating place of birth, age,
disposition snd complexion, and lncioslng hity
cents and stamped envelope addressed TO yourself,
you will receive the picture and desired information
6y return mail. All communications sacrsdiy con
6dential. Address, in confidence, MADAME e. u.
THORNTON. P. o. Box 223, Hudson, N. =.
apSDkWeo1y
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FINANCIAL

There wss q moderately brisk demAnc for
m ney from the stock Exchange IN New Go-g
Saturday. which was net mainly O. six per
cent bat the exceptional transactions a seven
were more numerous than ID the eAriv part OF
the week. few OF the principal priNA-e
bsnkers and stock brokers have bsian -es let
win taem by uptown banks IN soms insrancss
at i've per cent, which they are enabied %
lend az six and seven IN small ana moderat-
amounts. The movement IN discounts was on
very limited scale, and there wss change u
raies, the best grace OF COMMERCIAL paper pkss-
ing en- the street NJ n per cent. Toe srste-
ment OF the tssociated New York eity 0aE -
for the week ending saturday ~ ssic alilted 70
strengthen oon ndence an conun ued monetary
ease, although. an point OF reserve, hey A-e
a little weaker than they were a week ACO.
his owing 10 the decree Of 80 &eS. is0 in sys
consequent upon the drain Tor sxport aod cus-
toms duties. This, however, dos not cone -
tnte part OF the active reserve, and. thenek0r.s
VIII not curtail the loansbe resources 1f tns
banks The legal tender notes have in crexssd
ss,3ia.S"o the deposits si.OSas05. ne lc1E-
ssJi,S 9, and the circulation sII5,2sa.
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,0Mr; Edwin Forrest proposes leaving for
SoNts Urissns IN 2 few days, 70 begin his
Of at Richmond, Va.
- Miss Julia -Ashley,l Of Rutland. Var.
mont, hasoofatned averdict sf one thons.od
oonsrs camaSes aEainst young gentIem an
who had broken troth with her.
e ~ A nation Of dwarfs Z foot ana . n.,,s,
nas been discovered on the eastern coas, go
Africa ~oost OF
- Nasn vile has elected negro to m.
30 ~ & Tns Boston y: =. g. A. don't know what
- The telegraph n UtaA is opera,ed Nv ..
males. 0is'sseo oy te-
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WoRKTNGNENs MovENsNr IN BACTrN DRE
The Workingmen's Uni Of me tnird legtsia-
i've district Of Baltimore, some tine s5nc-
passed a series OF resolutions look Bg 20 ne
erection OF an united working nen's party, m.
Objects OF which shall he 10 secure the enact
ment OF law making eight hours 3 legal
oays WORK. the election Of men pledge 10
sustain the inter ests OF the Industrial Ct asses
the establishment OF a workingmans jOurasl
the amelioration OF rhe condition OF seslrx
women. deprecating e'rikes, and insisting on
the equality OF mechanics with the prOfss-
sions. a committee OF five was appointed %
draw up uniform plan OF ward ora an lzation
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THE FENfANs.
TheCensolidatien Of the Rival Wings
The Basis of the &c n omiss

The quarrel between toe Roberts aud savage
factions OF Fenisns Is about an end
John Savage, representing one wing Os ne
Feniaps, and a connittee OF Ihe Fenian s-ua .,
OF which r. u. Gallagher was tue cnalrnAu.
have been in correspondence for some TN
pAst rs TO the best measu 20 ne adopted
bring about O settlement or the differences.
The basis Of consolidation agreed pDon %
SUBSTANTIALLY a. follows: .That tue coasfi n .
tion adopted at Philadelphis IN october, ls' S,
he proclaimed the supreme law OF ths nro.her-
hood; that the name of "Senste" be cn sns.d
TO ssCouncil," and that seven members. - -
selected from the Roberts wing. aud ike
elect an additional member, msstug I.
.'coupcil" OF fifteen; that Colonel W. X. r oosr;s
and John Savage, representing their wang. a"
jointly tender the ON &C OF Presden- o; ne
organization TO John Mitchell, aud in cSss q.
his non acceptance to select ano.her person
Tor the position. that the odicers Of Zach o-ga-
Dization MAKE a full exhibit of all tas money,
property and ''material Of war" no - on han /.
and that all circles be a. once enrolled in tie
united brotherhood.
According to the above provisions the once
OF presisent has been rendered % John
Mitchell, and declined. The interval OF or =
week after the declension having expired So
provided for by the consultation. the COUn-u
OF Fifteen Were 10 have met to-day 70 s.ec. n
permanent president; but. as some OF the mem :
bers reside In distant places. aod were no
able 10 reach this city to-day, the elA ,tion nsS
been postponed till Mouday.-Ner York Po-f
The New York Express. OF SATURDAY. even -
ing, says: The Senate clam. the right 70 ele
the new Council on the basis OF the Philsc.l .
phia Convention. whereas the savage bran d
insist that tney hsve the absolute appoin.rner :
: OF seven out OF the fourteen Counciln-n. As
Per recent stipulation. IL this claim be ng-
conceded, fresh complications will arise a.
the breach will become wider. Oa the Assem-
bling or the Senate next Monday, the forms
resignation OF President Roberts will, n :
SAID, be rendered, and on It's being acceptsi
the Senate will proceed 70 elect n ne ~ Pres .
dent from the number Of candidates present. Q.
but u has ALREADY been arranged wao tne ns y
President will be. Gen. O'Seiis name has
been placed upon the slate. and MS elestior ~
1 the senate 10 foregoue conclusion Tae Sen
ate party expect that the name OF q su. ON.
VIII rally around them all the q sting elem II q
OF fenianism IN the country, on ac couut OF 20 .
conspicuous part be played in ne former rsids >
into Canada"
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ARRIVAL OF JRN MAcE.-Jem Mace tne
champion pueilist OF Eugiand, lett Liverpool
on me lith instant, IN company win POoiey
mace, on the steamer Ciiy OF Antwerp, whlcR
arrived here Friday. Macs's object in visl;lu z
America is 10 fulhll me promise be made ;
O'Bald win 70 meet him her. and night hin for
the championship OF Great Br1tain. The fgh.
VIII cause Intense excitement here, aud Ttil
assuredly BE- productive of intense inieres: "a
sporting and pugilis'ic circles tnrougnoa. tue
country, rivaling In importance and excite
ment the great pugilisttc cootest bftvesn tna
rival champions, Joe CDbarn sn6 Nike VI e.
Ooole.-NeN lOrk Ersn.na Eknress. Dec D.
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DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD IN CALIF oRxI. Pc
ports from Sacramento valley indicate s. d.
structive flood as that OF ls62. Tss who
valley is submerged. and travel is Suspended
IN every direction. Several railroad aecideG -
caused by the washing away of the tracE
pave occurred. resulting in the loss OF he.
The levees OF Sacramento withstood the nooa.
out me levees a. Marysville were brogeu
away, and the greater part OF .ne city Vas
oNer1owed- The roads ever the Sierra Neya-
"a mountains We're rendered imp ssslble, anr
tne arrivals or the mail and express ma.:s-
from Virginia city and other places ip News
da was carried by men on foot Such d.s.z
rous storm was never before known OF n.
mountains.
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DR.. LIVINGSTON REPORTED TO RE
ALIVE

ISpecI6I Depatch % the Star
NKw YORK, Dec 30.-A gentleman writes to the
Herois mat be has received a letter from Africa
that onfrms the reports printed in Eaglish
papers that white man, supposed to be DIR.
Livingston, 10 travelling In that country The
additional information Is given that the clothes
which the negro says the white man wore
correspond exactly with those Dr Livingston
took with him from Zanzabar. Additional
rsc's have but Little doubt but thst this man is
none 6iief than Livingston.
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APPALLING DIsAsTKR-Four Hu.area Efr.r :
Lost a. Sed.-A letter from Rio, dsted Noveu
Der 2ith, contains the folio wing appsllu z
statement;-This morning, q Brazliian soean--
mas arrived from Moubrviao, orinsIng tE-
news OF the loss ef the English mail s.eau -
saturn, IN terrible gale on tnat place s wees
ago. She was iron clad, aud one OF the finest
leoking steamers lever saw. Sue left the n6-.
Dor OF Behia while We were at anchor there
WBen she went down she had on board 4
persons, including the crew aud passenger
among the latter WAS the Engllsh NJ IN Is.1r
VINO nad just been relieved 10 enaole nfrr
make short visit home. He, with lhe re-.
was lost, only fourteen out OF the VII ole ben !.
saved.