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SAN FRANCISCO, July 1O.-Late Arizona ad-
wees represent the Indians as troublesome at
Prescott and Magenburg,, stopping the mail
and running off stock. They had been pur-
sued by q company of cavalry and infantry.
The Indians attacked the soldiers, causing
them to retreat, and following them all night,
keeping up constant fire. The troops were
compelled to kill all the prisoners taken, and
also part of their stock to prevent their falling
into the hands of the Indians
General McDowells rebuke of Gen. Gregg
for his vigorous measures against Indians. has
created great indignation throughout the ter
ritory
"A La Paca letter says the Huckapois In
dians are numbering the soldiers and citizens.
and that there is no safety at Prescott and on
the road beyond Cruz Mine.
The steamship Sacramento sailed to-day for
Panama with 81 ,533 668 in treasure. S282 377 of
which is intended for New York. ~''' Vi
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Cincinnati Marltets.

CINCINNAJI, July 12.
Flour in good demand fresh at ~ 25 a IA co.
incud ng family and fancy; sales of new Ohio at
13 90. Wheat scarce and 10c higher; 30 for No. 2
Winter; 2 co for No. and SO for new, with but
little offering. Corn firm and unchanged. Oats dull
at % q 76c for No. 1. Rye scarce at 25 "a Co.
Whlskey steady. Provisious-Aess Pork advanced
to % 90, closing firm y Bulk meats held at % l0Bc
Bacon advanced to 10i II, Ia q 1sic ior shoulders
with an advance Of 4c asked. Hams firm at nc for
common, and zoe for sugar curced. Lard advanced
to 12c with sales at that price. Exchange steady at
par buying and tc premium selling.
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Lost. 5t't~
A DARK BAY MARE, dapled weighs eight hun
IA dred and half SLrayed from Portland Friday
evening. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
returning er to the subscriber. ib
julySdtt r. Z. MERRILL.
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NEW YORK, July 12
Cotton-a shade easier; sales 1000 bales; Middling
uplands at &c q 2GIc.
Flour15 a 25c higher; sales 12 900 bbls.; State at
10 @ II %; round hoop Ohio at 10 30 90 Is 25 West
ern att 10 "a IL go; Southern at 75 q 16 75; Cali
fornia at IL 90 az Is 20.
Wheat-3 a. be higher; sales 90 900 blsh. Chica-
go Spring No. at 81; White California at 10 "a
8 20.
Corn-without decided change.
Oats-frmer; sales $1,000 bush; Western so a sSc
b Beef-hrm.
Pork-lness at % rs.
Lard--frmer; sales at 11t a 122c
Whiskey-quiet.
Rce-heavy.
Sugars-flrn.
Molasses-heavy; sales Demarara 5Gc.
Naval Stores-steady; Spirits Turpentine at 81 a
58c.
Petro1eum-unchaneed.
Tallow-firm at III 60 ia
e Freights to Lverpool-steady.
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Raiiroad Accident.

Boston, July 12.
The train from Salem this forenoon on East
ern Railroad while passing through North
Chelsea, run into buggy instantly killing a
man and woman. There were so terribly man
gled as not to be recognized. The collision
was caused by the horse being unmanageable..
LATER-The young man and woman run
over in Chelsea this forenoon by the Salem
train are named Masury and reside in Bev-
erly. The man had two ribs broken and both
were severely cut and bruised, but neither
killed outright as first reported. There is
prospect they will recover.
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CBCI w ftzfCCus
4 RARE CHANCE to become equal partner in
N Provision and Grocery Store, with a good cash
business. A few hundred dollars required. Apply
soon. Enquire A. j. cox Sc co,
july10d1w* 35t1 Congress St., Portland.
Wanted.
DY q Watch-Maker, a Window on Middle or Ex-
ID change st.
Address A. B., Portland. jy9diws
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITP
= DR. w. N. DEalEG,
Medical Electrioian
III MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite the Uaitea Sfntes Hole

III MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite the Unisess stntes Hole
XHTHEliE he would respectfully announce to
w citizens OF Portland and vicinity that he q
permanently located in this city. During the three
years we have been in this city, we have cured soma
OF the worst forms OF disease In persons who have
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing
patients in so short time that the question is often
we win say Chat all that do not stay cared, we
doctor the second time without charge.
Dr.. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty
years, and Is also regular graduated physician
Eleetrcity IL perfectly adopted to chronic diseases
the form OF nervous or sick headache; neuralgia IN
the head, neck, or extrenites; consumption wheE
IN the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism serofula, hip
diseases, white swellngs, spinal diseases, curvature
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy paralysis, st. Yias Dance. Deafness salu-
lion, constipation and liver complaint, pes,we cure
every case that can he presented; asthma broncbt-
s, structures ct the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints.
BY Electricity
The khemoatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
ity OF youth; the heated brain Is cooled; the frOst-
hilten limbs restored, the uncouth deiormities To-
moved; tantness converted to vigor, weakness 20
strength; the blind made see, the deaf TO near and
the Palsed form TO move upright; the blemishes of
prevented; the calamies OF old age obviaed and an
active circulation maintained.
LADIES
Who have cold han0s and feet; weak stomachs, lam
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizzi-
and swimming in the head with indigestion and
constipation of the bowels; pain in the side and back;
leucorrhpa Tor wbites); falling Of the womb with IN
ternal cancers; tumors, polypus, and all that long
train OF diseases viii find In Eleetrcity a means
Of cure. For painful meDstruaton, too p.Oiuse
DensJuatioD, and all OF those long line troubles
with young Ladies, Electricity Is certain specific,
and will in short time, restore the sufferer to the
vigoI ofhealth.
TEETH! TEETH! TEETH
DR.. ID. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEC-
rRICITX WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decay ed
teeth stumps they wish to have removed fo- reet
ting he would give polite invitation TO CALL
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MAsHINEs for sa
or family use, with thorough instructions.
Dr.. ID. can accommodate few patients with boaid
end treatment ut his house,
Ohice hours from o'clock A. NJ. to 12 M. from
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Consultation free. noviif
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Mexico and Honduras.

New YORK, July 70.
Vera Cruz correspondence says general
sack of that city by the foreign troops when it
was understood that they were to evacuate
was only prevented by the exertions of the
American and British ministers and their
men-of-war
British Honduras correspondence says nu-
merous families from the Southern States had
arrived ar r and were settling upon lands purchas-
ed from the government.
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This Collar is the most perfect limitation, of linen
made, and is sOater-roofed by secret process
owned and used only by the Ne Plus Ultra Collar
Company, which gives to every Collar a perfect
laundry finish leaving them free from all that un-
natural shiney look which other Collars have. Each
one is NODDED to form space for the cravat, and
turned on full curue line making them The most
beautiful and best fitting Collar ever cut out of pa
per. They can also be REVERSED, or worn either
side out giving the wearer the benefit of linen fin
ish and plain Collar all in Wherever thev have
been introduced they universally take the lead of
every other Collar; in fact, many dealers have
thrown all others one side an sell the Duplex and
better satisaction all sizes and styles constantly
in stock.
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CHICAGO, Ill.,, July II.
Flour-firm at an advanc of 20 a Soc; common to
choice Spring extra at 75 @o II 80. Wheat duh at
OO for regular No 2. Corn quiet at S43 (0 S5c for
No. and 81 a size for No. 2. Rye dull at ~ for
No. l. Provisions firm and higher Mess Pork bel d
at 2 90 q 22 30, buyers offering q rs q 220O. Lard
advanced 5c; sales at III "a l1sc rattle dull at
at an advances a 10c; sales at 20 for fair to good
saooth. Sheep are moderately active at 75 "a 90.
Receipts-,800 bbls. -four, Il, 900 bush. wheat $780,
900 bush. corn, 1,ie0 bush. OATS $500 hogs. Ship
mcnts-4,sO bbls -FOUR $4,000 bush. corn, $4,000
bush. oats.
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given TO all persons IN
i terested that Sewall 9. Chase, OF P9rtah1' eii
one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven, by his
deed OF that date, which isreeorded in the Cumber-
land Registry of Deeds, book w pags ~,
P,r,,and nj certain lot OF land with the buildings
Thereon. situated on the east side OF the Western
.Ssomepa,le i'm Portland, described as follows: be-
I'm. in the line the Promenade, at point one
SnniTeii feet northward from Pine street. being the
no,fisw corner Of the Inman house lot themes
r.hr ard by the line of the Promenade one hun
dd Ce to land OF the heirs of Elias Merrill thence
eastward by the Merrill land one hundred ioTtyionr
and kaif 'et or one half the distance TO Il street
thanee soniIrward parallel 10 the Promenade one
hundred fset TO the 1nman land thence westward by
the Inman land the place Of S Ts seSoe SO
saS nliers eacL. n. at the condition In said mort
sroken BY whereof % ,S the sSlG mOrsA
gees hefepy eia'h' q 'o''SS ANDREW SPRING,
SAMUEL T.. SPRING.
a 1867 jy11-iawd3w
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LECTURES.

A NEW course of Lectures as delivered at the
IA New York Museum of Anatomy, will be sent
to parties unable to attend them; they are of vital
nnportanee TO al the subjects consisting of How to
Live? and what to live for? Youth, Maturity and
Old Age, Manhood generally reviewed, or the treat
lem' % anu cure OF lndIgesnon, flatuency anu Ner
etc. These important Lectures will be forwarded
receipt OF four stamps. by addressing Secretary
New York Museum Of Anatomy and Sc lence.
61S Broadway, New York.
MAY 81. T,T& S3m* 7I
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Boston BOO, and shoe Market.

There is firm feeling In the Boot and Shoe mar
ket, and dealers as general thing are obtaining
good prices for desirable lines, holding until the
demand is more active, in which case many think
still higher rates will rue. Buyers who have arrived
in market exhibit some reluctance i'm taking hold
small margin for profits ON goods purchased last fall
and are doubtful about paying the advance now
askedj yet the prices of stock continue her with
tendency TO ADVANCE and the Leather market exhib-
its M snort supply, especially for Wax Leather for
rn Ggo bot Ise trade for The week. although inter
but confined TO limited number of houses, We
now look.fo an increase in the demand from day to
day. for with the present aspect of the trade nothing
will be gained by the buyers by waiting when there
is no extra quantity of stock the market and ma
terials firm and advancing. Total Shipments of
Boots and Shoes by rail and sea for the week q $50
cases.-Shoe and Lcdther RepQrier. -
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NEW YORK, July, II.
Engehardt & Co.'S distilery, 3O5 Pearl ST.,
was was burned n @ last night: Loss $4,000 on stock,
and $4,000 ON machinery Peter Brody. a
watchman, was fatally injured.
u MILWAUKEE July IL.
hanter, Ruggles & Cos. Linseed Oil and
6raln Drying establishment near Walkers
go dS,no aon bridge was burned this morning Loss
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R0wdoin College

BOwdOm College.
THE Annual Meeting Of the Board of Trustees ol
i Bowdoin College will be held at the Library
Room, in the Chapel, on TUESDAY, the 9th DAY oil
August next, at 9 o'clock A. M. ,,
Brunswick, July 3, 1867.
Tho A Iinual Meeting OF the Board OF Overseere of
Coll re Chapel, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of Au-
gust next, az 0 o o'cocS A. M.
Brunswick, July g. 1851 julysdtd.
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To Daniel Merrill of Falmouth, n Justice
of the Peace for the County of Cumber-

To Daniel Merrill of Falmouth, n Justice
of the Peace for the County of Gambler
land.
fNHE undersigned being three members of the First
L Church and Parish in Falmouth, and pew own
eTs therein, desire meeting of said Church and
Parish at their Church building, in Falmouth in
said county on the twentieth day of july 1867, at
o'clock in the afternoon for the following Iurp9ses:
To see If said members will under the provisions
OF an act entitled can act to authorize the First
Parish in Falmouth, to sell and convey certain
lands" approved February twenty third, eighteen
hundred and sixty-seven, elect Reuben Merrill, Ma
thaniel Merrill and l.. N Tukesbury, trustees for tho
purpose of selling and conveying in behalf of the
First Church and Parish in Falmouth, sixty acres OF
land in said Falmouth, granted to said Church and
Parish under their name then OF the second
Church and Parish Of Falmouth, at New Casco, for
the use of their minister and his successors forever
by the propriet0rs of Falmouth, January twenty
one, seventeen hundred and seventy four the pro-
ceeds OF such sale to be invested by said trustees for
the use and benefit Of the ministers of said Parish
and his forever according to the tenor OF
the original grant.
Wherefore they apply TO you to issue your war
rant calling said meeting Tor said purposes, and at
the timc and place aforesaid to either Of said mem
bers and directing and authorizing him to notify the
members of said Church and Parish thereof .ccord-
ing to the law.
JOSIAH RICHARDS,
DAVID u. YOUNG, ri
DAVID WYMAN.
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Rublic Sale
U. s. ARMY CLOTHING
AND EQUIPAGE.

WILL be sold at public auction, at Boston, Mass.
w az he Government Clothing Warehouse NO
137 Federal street, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. Nj,
OF TUESDAY, the 10th day OF July, 1867 and con,
tinuing from day to day, until the entire amount
stores is sold, large assortment of serviceabe Cloth
my, camp ard Garrison Equpage, consisting in part
OF the following articles (nore less all in good or
der and condition, and many Of them in the original
Sls6 Uniform Coats assorted sizes and patterns.
l6lI Uniform Enthusiastically and Artillery.
SS9i Hors meas aud FJotmen's Uniform Trousers
G9l3 G9l3 Flannel Shir $.
2S2I KniL Shirts.
7?5 Great Coats, Horsemen.
3i37 " " Footncn
1923 Great Coal STRAPS
1927 Woolen Blankets
5I1 Rubber Blankets
$50 Rubber PoBch0s.
2JG Uatchet Handles
26Dl Flannel Sack Coats.
IVA Pairs Bootees
2ls :. Boots Horsemen.
1910 Leather Stocks.
276l Feathers for Hats.
1889 Fatigue Caps.
81 WOrsted Sashes.
600 Yards Lace, assorted cOlors and width
los Wall Tent Pins
Z0i Camp Kettles.
2l4 Pick Axes.
499 FEELING Axes
3O2 Hatchets.
70 Spades.
203 ShOvels.
3i52 Knapsaeks complete
3sil lieversacks.
1904 Uniform Hats, Felt.
A large assortment of Hat Trimmings
GIG Pairs Shoulder Scales tBrassl
2553 Chevrons, assoI ted,
SITS Wall Tent Poles.
C0e2 Small Tent Pins.
as Mess Pans
13l Pick Axe Handles.
1870 Ak lIanles.
Terms Of Sale-Cash In Gov ernment funds, paya-
bic before the delivery of the stores. Articles pur-
CHASED, TO be claimed aud taken away within twenty
four hours, or to be resold
t5 Sale to commence at 10 A. M. every day.
r.. Il. CLARY,
July10. 1w ASST % M nsnaral
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ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company.
81 WaA 81, cor. Wisliam, NEW YORK,
JANUARY, 1867.
Insurcs against MARINE and INLAND Navi-
cation Risks.

Ihe whole prohts OF the Company revert to the
Assured, and are divided annually, upon the Premi-
ums terminated during The year; and Tor which Ger
titcates issued, bearing interest until redeemed
Average Dividend for ten years past 80 per cent
The Company has the following Assets, viz:
United States and State of New-YOrk Stocks Citv.
Bank and other Stocks, S6771 S85 ia
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise I1o9 35O on
Real Estate, and Bonds and Mortgages, 221,2cO 90
Interest and sundry notes and claims due
the company, estimated at 141sGG "a
Freminm Netes and Bills Receivable, 3,e37,7B Al
Cash in Bank 434.20T al
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Lost.
DETWEEN Chatham and Franklin Streets, be-
- tween niue ard ten o'clock this forenoon MEM
oranlum book containing a milk account, AID
small amount OF money. The finder will be suitably
remarded by leaving it at the drug store OF Charles
Cory, Fore Street.
July l, 1867 jy2dtf
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Berlin Mills Company.
spruce and Pine Lumber & Laths,

FSNHE Berlin Mills Company has lacililes for man
IL ufacturing all kinds of Dimension Spruce and
Pine for frames, either large or small with special
train running over the Grand Trunk Railroad, leav
ing the mills at Berlin N. H., at night, and arriving
every morning to our wharf in Portland, where
ships OF the largest size can load.
We can furnish orders of any description with dis
patch. Orders solicited. Address, Berlin Nils
Company, Portland Maine.
CHARLES HAMILTON, Agent.
Afav aoltf
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Il H E III A R k Il r. 8 i.


NEW YonK, July 12-6 P. NJ.
Supply OF Money abundant and rates unchanged.
The reported failure of uptown bank created in
tense excitement the street, but it proved to be
without foundation. Gold closed firm at 1894 a 1891
Foreign Exchange quiet and firm 110a 6D 110l Gov
ernment securities closed firm. Stocks active, ex-
cited and fuctuating. Mining shares active and gem
orally higher. The business at the SubTreasry to-
day Receipts, $2, ,05 PIP; payments
1851 ,S52; balance. Sis. 320.766.
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Particular Notice.!
NON RESIDENT TAXES
In the Town of WcstbrOok, in the Couuty
Of CmmberIamd, for the Yenr Slifi

THE following list of Taxes OH real estate of non
l. resident owners in tho town of Westbrook, for
the year 1856, In bills committed to William Ell
dridge Collector Of said town. the second day of
July, 1stG, has been returned by him, TO me- as re-
manning unpaid, on the twenty ninth day of April
mains unpaid, and notice is hereby given that IL
said taxes, interest and charges, are not paid into
the Treasury OF said town within eighteen months
nom the date of the commitment OF the said bills SO
much OF the real estate taxed will be sufficient to
pay the amount due therefor including interest and
charges will without further notice. be sold at pub
lie auction, at the lectmen's Office in said town.
on Monday the sixth day of January, 1885, at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon,
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

vTyE will pay 30 cents each fer frst class Fioaf
w Barrels suitable for sugar.
LYNOH, BARKEI; g. CO.,
noy13dtf 13S Commercial street.
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LIVERPOOL. July 11-Evening.
Cotton was irregulor throughout the day and closed
with declining tendency The following are the
authorized quotations: Mddling uplands at 1Ofd; ;
Middling Orleans 105d; sales to-day 10000 bales
Provisions-Bacon advanced to 42s Cd. Cheese de-
clined to 59s Cd.
FRANKFORT, July 11-Evening.
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AUCTION SALES.
Rich & Costly Household Furniture,
VELVET CARPETS,
Ele. ant China, Dining and Tea Set, &c .
Ar AUCTION!

nN THURSDAY, July 18th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
" on Deerng Street, second house west OF State
Street, will be sold the entire furniture OF family
removing from the city, consisting in part folows
Two vsry rich AMI finely carved parr sets, cterge
centre tables sofls chairs, lounges chamber sets Of
the latest siyes and OF the most elaborate finish,
veivet and Brussels carpets, French plate mirrors,
d q cry curtains, Line engraymgs, beautifully
mounted; mantel and pier ornaments, dining room
furniture in null with walnut extension tables, mar
BILE top commodes, French, China dining set Of two
hundred pieces, full Chira tea service, curled hail
mattresses, festher and spring beds, pillows, bosters
anu i24 blankets, together with the kitchen fllni
thie stores, and almost every article to be found in
Wen furnished h. huse. Tie furniture was made 10
ORDER n oy naey, Morse & Boyden, OF Boston, espec
aiiy lof tne present owner, from the best Tateral
an. Ifo tne atest designs, and is all in thorough
order This sale presents a rare Opportunity TO oh
tain first class furniture. We call especiaI attention
to this 50 e. believing il TO be the best furniture that
has been sold at auction IN this city fr years. IL
must be sold without the least resefyailon l,an Je
examined day previous TO ale from 10 10 i2 oclocE
Julys. dtd
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MYTH BOARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
w for gentleman and wife, at 90 Free street.
June 29-dtf
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JOSIAH RICHARDS,
DAVID U. YOUNG,
DAVID WYMAN,

To DAVID U. YOUNG:
In pursuance of the above application which is
hereby referred to, and made part OF this warrant
/ hereby call a meeting of said First Church and
Parish in Falmouth, at the time and place and for the
hereby authorized and directed TO notify the mem
bers of said Church and Parish of said meeting by
posting up certified copy of this warrant and ap-
pllcatOn three weeks before the time OF meeting
the principal outer door of the Westinghouse or
building OF said Church and Parish and in one
more public places in the same town of Falmouth,
and in newspaper published in said county OF
Cumberland. t. i
Given under my hand this twenty-first day OF
June A. ID. 1867. tf
DANIEL MERRILL,
Justice of the Pcace -
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New YORK, July II.
The Commercials special dispatch saws the
House committee agreed upon a new recon-
featurers of both bills. All persons holding
state or municipal Office, must take the iron.
clad oath.
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(Slal!!!s[ [l[IlsIId[6ls

This is first class, very heavy plain Collar, made
of pure white linen Stock costing 10 per cent. more
and warranted to be fner whittier and stronger than
the stock used in any similar Collar. they are made
by the new process used only by the Ne Plus Ultra
Collar Company, being NODDED to form space for
the cravat, turned on full curve line and can be
REVERSED worn either side out. Made in all
sizes and styles.
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Houses mt Auction.

ON FRIDAY, July 18th, at o'clock p. NJ, on the
blocks, containing foriy-f3ur tenement houses,
erected by the Executive committee Tor the relief
sufferers. Terms cash, or ii purchasers desire it,
they can have them ON four months time by adding
interest, and giving notes that will be satisfactory to
the Committee. For her particulars enquire OF
L. NJ. PATTEN s. CO., Auct'rs.
July 13. dtd .as
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The New Bristol Line
10
NEW YORK VIA BRISTOL, R. |.
Fare---Cabin So; Deck 81.

y .SiEA \ Cars leave the Depot OF the Boston and
Providence Railroad, Pleasant street,
daily Sundays excepted, at $50 P. NJ, for steamer
PROVIDENCE, Capt. Benjamin M. Simmons, on
MSndaSs Wednesdays and Fridays for steamer
Gays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Passengers going by this line to Philadelphia Bal
tmOre and Washington can connect with the New
Jersey and Camden and Amboy Railroad. This line
connects also with the Athens line, going to Sarato
ga and the West, landing at the same Pier in New
York.
Baggage checked through.
Tickets, State Rooms and Bertlls be secured at
the Agents Office, corner Washington and State
streets, and at the Boston and Providence Railroad
Depot. GEORGE SHIVERICK,
Passenger and Freight Agent.
For further information apply to
w. ID. LITTLE & CO..
iy3-3m 493 Exchange Street.