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The Portland daily press., 1867-08-13
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NEWS BY THE GABLE.

LONDON, Aug 10.
Later dispatches from the scene of the re-
cent railway accident at Bray Head, Ireland,
indicate that the first accounts received were
greatly exaggerated. Only portion of the
train left the track. Three coaches were pre-
cipltated into the sea. Four persons were
killed outright, though there were many dam
gerously injured. Nearly everybody in the
train was killed or injured.
aa......s .,,s LONDON, Aug. IL.
Ira Aldridge, the celebrated African TRACE
dian, is dead. His death occurred while he
was on professional tour in Poland
The United States squadron, under the COM
mand of Admiral Farragut, has been at the
Prussian naval port of Stettin during the past
week. The Admiral was received with great
honors by the Prussan officers. The fleet SUBJ
sequently sailed for st. Petersburg, where it
is expected Admiral Farragut will receive
warm welcome, s
-lg LONDON, Aug. 11-Eyening.
The Turkish Government has sent circular
note in regard to Cretan affairs to it's diploma
tic representatives at European Courts. The
note emphatically denies that there is any
truth in the various reports of cruelties perpe-
trated by the Turkish forces in Gambia. and
complains that vessels of the great powers con-
tinue to remove refugees from that island
az DUBLIN, Aug 10.
By consent of the Government, the trial of
Gen. Faviola, who was reported 70 have turned
Queens evidence, has been postponed.
PARIS, Aug. TO-
The Turkish Admiral recently forcibly took
a dispatch from servant of the United States
Minister resident Edward Joy Morris. 1t is
reported that Mr.. Morris has since laid the case
before the Turkish Governments, and demand
ed redress for the outrage. The reply of the
Sublime Porte has not transpired.
PARIS, Aug. 11-Evening.
There has been great fire at Bordeaux, dur
ing which eighty persons are reported to have
been killed or injured.
FLORENCE, Aug. 10.
Dispatches have been received which state
that the cholera was raging with considerable
violence at Palermo, Sicily. i'tiA aa
FLORENCE, Aug. II.
The negotiations which for long time have
been pending between Austria and Italy for Il
settlement of the boundaries between the two
countries, and in regard to the disposition of
the archives of the former LombardO- Venetian
Kingdom, have been suspended.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 10.
The war which has been carried on between
Russia and BOkhara has terminated. A treaty
of peace was concluded yesterday.
GLASGOW, Aug. II.
The steamship United Kingdom, from New
York 9th ult., touched at Morrille, Ireland,
yesterday, and to-day arrived in the Clyde.
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new York mar,kr,.

NEW YORK, Aug. IL.
lands at oslo. sgs. p filsf'.- = -" Ns -
Flour-quiet and steady; sales II oc0 hills. super-
nne Sta5e az 10 9 II 30; round hoop Ohio at 60
u %; Western at so @ 1895; Southern at II 50 q
Wheat-dull and droopine: sales 81 800 BUSH; Mil
waukee No. at Is; Amber State 50 q 81 Red
260 @285. "a,
90 Corn-1 &c lower, and active at decline; sales
zst,oo0 bush.; new Mixed Western % q w. i
Oats-scarce and firm; sales 5000 bush.
Beef-firm. $50 lla-t 80 gga ~
P0rk-steady. .l sE.v
Lard-quiet. 81 .t-.'a,ff 3.aasa
Whiskey-quiet.
Molasses-duiet; Porto Rico 70 q 72c. r5.
Groceries dull and nominal ~ .l ~
Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine at 81 q &c; Ros-
in at s7I a 80. ~ III. BOO 80
Petrolenm-quiet; crude at 13t q lac; refined
bonded at 273 a. CSC. .a..- 40 ~ .'a -
Tallow-quiet
Freights to Lverpool-firm; Corn per steamer 81
"a Cd; Wheat Dor steamer GID
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.-f. b. Ef.t .tAstf SARATOGA, Aug. IL.
The races to-day were largely and fashiona-
bly, attended. The weather was fine and the
racing excellent. The first race was for the
Sequel stakes, for three year ODDS; for the
Derby or Travers stakes, five pounds extra
There were seventeen entries, of which three,
Ruthless, Virgil and d. Conroy, started, Ruth
less carrying five pounds for winning the
Travers stakes. Ruthless took the command
ing position from the first, and was the favor
lite for the first quarter of a mile, though some
lengths behind the others, when she passed d.
Conroy and waited on Virgil, until on the last
halt mile, when she challenged and passed
him and won cleverly by length Time
first mile 1.48, two miles 1888 IL The mile
heat race for beaten horses was run for by Nor
rissey, Earring and Luther. Earring was back ed
against the field at the odds of 800 to ST.
Morrissey won the first heat easily in LAG ia,
and was apparently winning the second when
he was suddenly seized withthe cramps and
came to ? dead stop. Luther won the heat in
LAT IL, Morrissey being distanced. The third
heat was again won in 1.49 "a. The race for
two year Odds, for three-quarters Of a mile, was
won by General Duke, easily beating Puck
and McDaniePs filly. Time-l.20 Ia
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From, Richmond.

1'fsllIIa - RICHMOND, Aug. y.
General Schofeld issued an order to-day of
which the following is an extract:
Military commanders are reminded that they
are to be governed in the discharge of their du-
ties by the laws of Virginia for the same, when
not in conflict with the laws of the United
States or orders issued from these headquar-
tiers, and that they are not to supercede the civil
authorities except in cases of necessity In
such cases of action or failnre to act, civil Off
GERS should be fully reported in order that the
commanding general may hold them to prop
er accountability for any neglect of duty.
Gen. Schofield wrote letter to the City
Council this evening, asking what amount Of
the city debt was contracted during the war.
In the case of VIM. James, Collector of the
Internal Revenue in this district, two indict-
mcnts were quashed to-day III the United
celving bride of 81, 900 from distillers.
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THE RIVERSIDE rNssTrlrrUrE,

.as.ssszs,4.5, rrsssE2 k@@aRaaessgFaeg 3
THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,
Situate at Riverside, Burlington County, New
Jersey, isfounded for the purpose Of gratuitously
educating the Of deceased Soldiers and Seamen
of the Trn;to,,s Stotos saii1ess4 Ha@ -rAtS@SH
,5IEaEa l8G 9ssse ase'
The Board of Trustees consists of the following
well known citizens of Pennsylvania and New Jer-
HON. wILLIAIB. MANN,
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa.
HON. LEWIS r. BRoOMALL,
Ex-Chicf Conner u S. Mint, and Recorder ofDeeds,
Phila., Pennsylvania. $50 49,
HON. JAMES M. SCOvEL, New Jersey.
HON. W. W. WARE, New Jersey. 2 -
HENRY GoRMAN, Esq
Agent Adams Express, Philadelphia, Pa,
j. E. COE, Esq.
OF joy, Coe s. Co., Philadelphia.
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: DUbIUN, AUS. II.
The festivities of the German Turner's were
continued to-day by parade through several
streets of the city, with the Germana Band,
and grand pic mic at Fresh Pond grove, the
exercises at the German Turn-halle, by Prof.
Steffen, Of St John College, Annapolis, Nd,
followed by National games, singing, dancing
and other joyous demonstrations. Lager flow
ed bounteously, the State Constabulary keep
ing in the back ground. a. = .
JIG. Hogan, (colored) employed at the Post
Office as letter carrier, is under arrest for steal
ing money from letters. Hogan has colered
wife and child, and paid rent for room occu-
pied by white person of his acquaintance
The rowing match on tine Charles river to-
day between the rival boat clubs Mcclellan
and What Cheer, for 5000 and the champion
ship, was won by the McClellans in 81 minutes,
beating their antagonists half a length
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observation-disclosures.

49, s,t 80. CINCINNATI, Aug ~.
10 90 q 10 DO. Wheat firmer and supply light with
an advance OF DC; No. red at 10; White anchang-
frmer with sales No. at 30 a. &c. Rye unchanged;
No. is held at 90, but buyers offer 95c. Whiskey
steady and unchanged. Provisions firmer; Mess
Fork sold at % TO- but is generally held at "a co.
Bulk Meats have advanced 4c; shoulders l14c sides
114c; Bacon advanced to 12I a 144e Ior shoulders
and Sides and 15 "a 152c for clear RIB and clear Sides
the latter held at Ice. There is generally good con-
sumptye demand from the South and the interior of
this and adjoining States. Hams steady; common
lS} @ l9c; sugar cured 20 a 22c; Lard firm; sales at
12lc: holders ask Die rii = -faHf Z. y " -
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- f-fsl tl- NEW YORK, Aug 12
The heavy arrivals of Cattle last week had the eff
feet to depress prices "a 1c per pound but there was
considerable activity at the concession. The market
was shade firmer to-day in consequence OF moder-
all disposed Of The quality of Cattle was poor
Quotations 10 "a 164c, according to quality. Veal
Calves with moderate offering and good demand
with shade firmer at 12lc for extra and 81 "a 1lJc
for inferior to prime Sheep and Lambs decidedly
heavy and &c lower trade not active and several lots
eft unsold; quotations Sheep at II a 7c; Lambs "a
large offerings, continued firm under good demand;
all onerngs sold except few grass hogs, which were
not wanted at any price; quotations at "A a TIC
heeeipts-Beeves $685., veal calves 1889, sheep and
lambs q, 664, swine 1929. ~
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sunday Bio. :. b. Bro !. el.irn, n !. =. 9

-H't'sF NEW York, Aug Y.
While street preacher, named Simpson,
was preaching near Fort Green, Brooklyn, yes
and Roman Catholicism in such an offensive
manner as to excite the Indignation of his
hearers, when an attack was made on him with
stones, one OF which struck and knocked him
down. While down, he was kicked and rough
ly handled by the excited mob; but was shortly
released by the police, who promptly quelled
the disturbance - IL - +. E
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THE MAR * e T s.
Financial.

New YORK, Aug. 12-6 T. M. !,
Money demand light, supply offering very large;
market exceedingly easy at "a per cent. on cal,
and e per cent. for prime discounts. Gold closed
firm at i40s % 140s. Foreign Exchange very strong;
no business has been done at anything over 1905 "a
1O9a. Government securities closed strong, the mar
ket being unaffected by Washington rumors. Min
ing and Petroleum stocks very dull. The business
at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as follows Receipts
$10,3i7 129; payments, $l0,3s s72O; balance $12O-
o77,Gl1 The receipts include $685. for customs
and 500, 900 for gold notes,
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The Isthmus and south America.

NEW YORK, Aug. II.
Advices from Panama state that quiet had
been restored throughout the States of Colom-
bia Magdalena, however, still holds out
Mosquera's secret archieves have been found
can scheming.
The cholera has broken out in Nicaragua
again, but the transit route has not been affect
ed as yet. KWN
The Peruvian Congress has ordered gold
medal for President Juarez, for his services in
behalf of republicanism in America. III
President Prado had likewise appointed a
Minister to the Mexican government
There, is much Indignation in Chill at the
governments declaration of defensive war
against Spain. The people want the war to be
an offensive one. ~
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Horrible Outraaes.

p ROCHESTER,. N. Y, Aug. II.
Rev. III. Werdt, who, for two years, has been
Philadelphia, was arrested here yesterday for
perpetrating rape on no less than seven little
girls who were under his change. Werdt has
been here only few days. He is a regularly
ordained lutheran clergyman He confesses
delpha last evening 1885, ~ -. u. .
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From Texas.

a GALVESTON, Aug. II.
The deaths from fever during the week end
ing Saturday, Aug. 10, were 81, being an in
crease of 10 over the previous week. The
troops thus far have been exempt.
A messenger from Corpus Christi reports
the fever had made its appearance there and
also at Houston. - 80 900. 4 81 iislli ~
Six hundred colored troops are en- route from
Brazos to New Orleans, to be mustered out
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CHICAGO, Ill.,. Aug. II.
Flour quiet Spring extra 10 II a 10 so. Wheat
steady; sales No. Winter red at 05 "a OF; No. 1
Spring red at 50 @1 So; No. 2 do at SO "a 84.-
for No. O. Oats quiet and 4c lower sales at "a a 65c
for No. ! No.2 at 81 a SAC. Rye quiet and steady
at Oh for No. and 96 az Csc for No. in store. Mess
Pork % 90. Lard dull at 123c. Beef Cattle dull at
so 81 rs for first class steers Live Hogs are fairly
active and % "a 25c higher; sales at SO "a 80 TOR
goo to extra Sheep quiet and unchanged at 20 a
90 for fair to best. s.os bee
Receipts-4SOO bbls. flour, Al 500 bush. wheat III
0O0 BUSH corn, 80 400 bush. oats, $50 hogs. Ship
ments-4 800 bbls. flour, 1000 BUSH wheat 1888 800
bush. corn, q, 700 bush. oats. 70 90 l'71l
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State of FHaine.


To Charles Staples, J., Clerk Of the Third Copere-
gation1t Socieiy IN PortldHd: ~ -
XIOU hereby required to notify the members of
Il said Society to meet in the Vestry Of the Gem
ening, August 18th, instant, at u O'clock act
the following articles, viz:
Ito choose q Moderator. frs.h u 81. Ilslrf
ITO see if the Socl ty will accept the proposition
of the Central Church Society," for union OF the two
Societies, BY which, the receipt of thirteen lou
sand dollars from us, their Meeting House and other
Parish property, free of all membranes, shall be-
come The common property Of now Society tobe
3-In case it is decided to dispose of the Socety's
lot of land, to appoint some person 10 execute and
deliver good deed Of the same. .g fiiulfL sal1 d
4-Td act on any other business that may legally
come bef0rs the meeting gs.ls arlE4 gs8Tfr'r
Given under 1.-THE hands and seals of the Assessors
and Stand ng Committee Of said Society, in Port
Z - ! 81 WIN. q. HOW, ,c-..t BIO
-rsss : WILLIAM THOMPSON.
.a al, taI..-li.- u .PoRTLASD, Aug. 8, 1867.
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant to me directed,
hereby notify and warn the members Of the Third
Congregational Society, In Portland, meet at the
time and place, and for the purposes expressed in said
warrant CHARLES STAPLES, ia, Clerk
State of Maine.
VNHE undersigned, appointed C1m 1s Mnsn,f 70
Il examine tue condition, OF the insane nosPrai,-
and the treatment OF the patients ~ s..no
of a resolve of the last Legislature VIII commence
$3.50 :. w.. ,p.ot nprpose, at said Hospital, in Au-
gnSio on tbe thirteenth day OF next september, &C
to ot The clock A NJ, and continue The anne irom
i o. 20 ~, Inv as long as may be deemed necessary to
uS ~ sai,I examination: and all persons having
f. ation or explanations to give relating 10 the
r,oses OF said examination, are respectfully re-
aues led be present and to testify sce9r1insy'
JAMES NJ. DEERING,
ru rf % a' JARED FULLER,
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l~ 1850 1854 To Let. aiH7fs -es. aI
OFFICES in the Sd story of the Canal National
" Bank building. Also large room in 4ih story.
Apply at the Bank, augf2d1awtf new
.-.r, - 80 For Lease. 80 f.,a.,,.r
4 LOT of land on Middle st, about so by 80.
ATerms easy. sh1
Apply to 90 GEO. r. DAVIS s. c.,
Dealers in Real Estate, No. Morton Block.
90 aug9-d1w next above The PrebIe House.
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The Crop. al ,,,e sou,b.

~ 30 AUGUSTA, GA, Aug II.
The weather is clear and plsasant The cot
ton crop accounts continue favorable from AL
ALBANIA, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina.
The caterpillar had appeared in some sections,
but no serious damage has been done. The
wheat and corn crops are the largest that have
been for many years. The abundant yield
has saved thousands from starvation, and there
are no accounts of suffering from the sections
heretofore in want 4 ,4s!alt at4 ar
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From CI,arIestom.

-H'1 ' CHARLESTON, Aug. IL.
r Gen. Sickles has approved the sentence of
the court martial in the case of Daily and
Radcliffe, who recently assaulted two North
erners in a bar room in Columbia. They have
been sentenced to six months'' imprisonment
at Fort Macon, North Carolina.
The registration commenced quietly to-day.
Apathy prevails to a large extent in the COM
munlty. The number registered to-day was
556: of which 1853 were white and 403 colored.
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New Catholic Monastery at BaI,imore.

BALTIMORE, Aug. IL.
The laying of the corner stone of the new
Catholic Monastery under the auspices of the
order oi.fasslon Fathers, took place this after,
to five Thousand persons. The ceremonies
were very solemn and impressive, and were
performed by Rev. DR.. Foley, administrator Of
the diocese. The edifice when completed will
cost about $5Oy000 and is the fourth one which
has been erected in the United States by this
order sine. 1870 ill1I5 ili i'f-t =
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10.
The business portion Of Benton was de-
strOyed by fire last evening. About forty
buildings were burned.
Advices from Mauritius to May 9th repre-
sent that 10000 persons had died of the plague
during one month.
Legal tenders unchanged. 5l le
The mail steamer Constitution sailed to-day
for Panama with twelve cabin passengers and
81 yO46,660 in treasure, of which $5SSOOO goes
to New York. y4 rsest
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Indian Affairs.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. II.
A Fort Gibson letter says Louis Downing
has been elected chief of the Cherokee nation
over VIM. p. Sise by a large majority. Both
northern and southern Cherokees voted for
Downing, who is said to be in favor of section
izing the lands of the nation, and advocates
other public enterprises
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NEW YORK, Aug. 12
An exciting game of base ball was played
this afternoon between the famous Atlantic
Club, of Brooklyn, and the celebrated Mutual
Club, of this city. The Atlantics were victors,
the score standing, Atlantics 10, Mutual Is.
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PROPOSALS..

Iii. OFFICE OF THE DAILY PRESS,l
Dab ~ Portland, Aug. I, 1857.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
Apparatus, boiler excepted, sufficient for warming
the 'Printers' Exchange situated on Exchange ST..
Portland. Said building is stories high besides
basement. The work to be completed on or before
the 10th OF September next. Definite information
change
auid2w N. A. FOSTER.
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CommercIaI...Per Cable.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 12-Noon
C Cotton firmer and more doing; sales probably 49,
ooo oales; quotations unchanged. The weather tor
crops is favorable Provisions and Produce unchang-
ed. ,afk5sStt.tAfttF SAaffff3hFt -f7TI'f.-
LONDON, Aug. 1872 p M.
Consols at 942 for money al al slIli lTil. II
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.--The following are The
current quotations. u s. 5-20s 73E; Illinois Central
shares 771 Erie Railroad shares 46. 81 ~
LIVERPOOL, Aug. ~.
Cotton advanced to 10Ad. Breadstuffs Unchanged
ProvlsionsPork declined to los Cd Beef declined to
IBIS for medium. Produce declined to lis; Lnseed
Cakes advanced to e10 5s other articles unchanged
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New orleans Markets.

...ss.-..Ew .ikg.l NEW ORLEANS. Aug. ~.
Cotton-quiet; sales 45O bales; Low Middling 26c;
receipts 3i5 bales Sugar--Louisainaq quiet and firm
failing at 1sa q lac. Molasses-fuiiy fair duh and
quoted at 40 q Doc Sterling Exchange 1921 a 1884,
New York sight Exchange premium -
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1871 40 MOBILE, Aug. IL.
The case of Mayor Horton, arrested on Sat
urday for violation of the civil rights bill, was
tried to-day before Commissioners Turner
Mayor Horton was released on $1,000 bail to
appear before the U. S. Circuit Court.
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TO BE LET |

THE Second, Third and Fourth Stories ofthe New
i 'CASCO BANK BLOCK, ION Middle street.
The Second Story is arranged for two Stores, well
adapted to the Dry Goods, Millinery, or any other
light business. w4of fff - ttt
The Third Story Is divided into Rooms suitable for
Ohces. and the Fourth Story contains a spacious
Hall, 90 by Go n. hsd.ltt.if- - Y F.
The stairs leading to The several stories are wide,
easy and well lighted. viii be made ready Tor occu-
pancy In a very short time.
Enquire ut Casco National Bank.
3E. r. GERRISH, Cashier.
July %, 1867.-d1m ril71 Tf6l w
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

NTE will pay 80 cents each for tirst class Flour
w Barrels suitable for sugar.
LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
nov13du un' 139 Commercial street.
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from Wilmington

WILMINGTON, Aug. II.
gard to registration, which is to Commence on
the 18th inst. The number of the distinguished
in this section is larger than at first supposed.
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- A good coastiDg schooner, 1926 tons, old
~ I-1/ touage. Sails year old. About ITO M.
HH capacity OF Eastern lumber. Well found,
AkAkA- and good bargain. For terms &C., APP
ss.@ply to @ Fl"
rsT EDWARD b. JAMES, ar1f
aug2dlwteodtfa 27o Commercial Street. up stairs.
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WIN. Q. HOW, l.'TT 7
WILLIAM THOMPSON
State of Maine.
August 1 1861. dtillsepti3
Na4Iee of Assionment.

NOTICE il hereby gwen that Isaac Emery Of
~ Portland, in the County OF Cumberland, did on
the twentieth day of May, a. D., 1867, make to the
ndersgned an assignment OF all his property, real
nj personal not exempted by law from attachment
.u AZ heneat of such OF his creditors as may AFTER
noce as provided by the statutes OF the State Of
Wsine become parties to said assignment in propor-
TO-, 10 the amounts of their respective Claims and
,i,ree months are allowed % become parties to said
assisnmont, and that SAID assignment may be iourd
at the office OF Shepley q Strout la said Portland
A. A. STROUT, Assignee.
Portland, May 20, 1867. may 3lwSw&d3m
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EOR two or three years, house in good neigh
- Dorhood tnat will accommodate two small iami-
lies without children One that can be occupied i'm
mediately or hat will be ready by the LIST of Octo-
Der. Address T" L. NJ. Co." Portland, Me.
August s. dit -
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Sale of Timber Lands for Bates
College.


hOASCS' N"AAaSCos &c, Az auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A NJ, on new
~ market lot, Market street, 1 shall sell Horses,
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl 90 f. o. BAILEY Auctioneer
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Diss OlutiOn.
TUE copartnership heretofore existing between the
L subscribers, under tho firm name of Foye, Cof-
fin q Swan, was dissolved by mutual consent on the
LIST inst. Any unsettled matters will be adjusted by
Mr. Coffin, at their late place of business No. is Ex-
change Street. Lf Bib Ir'H-f
Mr.. Foye may also be found, for few days, at the
same place, for the purpose of attending to such
business as has been under his especial charge.
n M Drt w. II. FOYE, 81
sUE tH.. brs a j. H. COFFIN,
ueetr ge i7lam F. X. SWAN,
.gajlsrjalg s,t3 g. H. FOYE tl
Portland, July Is, 1857. DIT 5HG' IlE.aJ
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vT,HE stock and fixtures Of a grocery and provis-
II ion store in a good location, now doing q good
business For further particulars inquire ct this
Office aug7d6
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. Y.
The cholera has disappeared from this city.
Only nine deaths occurred during last week.
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w. H. WOOD q SON, are agents for the sale o
the above bonds in this city, june3d&w3m
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. IL.
The Salt Lake Videtts of the 18th ult. says
the Colorado river has risen so high as to back
up the ella river, causing the destruction of
Arizona city. Warehouses. stores hotels and
residences were swept away. Loss estimated
at S30O.000. - u
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THE Second, Third and Fourth Stories in Smiths
Il New Block No. 80 Union st. desirable location
tor Jobbing or Manufacturing purposes. VIII leas
ed entire or separate. Apply to
! .-.s.l5.gxrs- ng A. CUSHMAN & co. O.
Juiy25dtf arss- r No. "a Union Street.