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Damage to the Hartford
20 Water Works. "a
Serious Railroad Accident.
Baggage Gar Detached from Train and
Thrown into he River.
Eleven Persons Carried Over q
ll-ou Is Dam and Drowned. Ton t.s
HARrFoRp. COM. Sent.

HARTFORD, CONN, Sept. 6.
The dam of the West Hartford reservoir. six
miles from this city, which supplies the city
with WATER was washed away about IL
O'Clock this morning, sweeping with q tremen-
dous crash over corn fields and pasture lands
bearing away huge trees, mills fences and ey-
cry thing with it for two miles Fields were
Hooded and the valleys and flats below were
covered with sand, rocks and other debris
Inc damage to private property is considera-
Die, and the loss to the city will be 800, 000.-
The dam carried away was fifty-fiye feet high
from the bed of the rocks and 200 wide. 1t
contained some 10000 yards of earth. IL was
built few years ago at a cost of $4,000, 1t
has not been considered safe, and was a failure
from the start, always leaking. and always
weak. The reservoir bed was thirty-two acres
in ext mt, and is now drained dry
1t held 2O0,O00,0OO gallons. The upper reser-
voir, two miles above with a partly finished
dam seven feet high, was also swept away.
This reservoir covered seventy acres. The city
has been supplied since January with water
from the West Hartford reservoir, and it can
be supplied by pumps from the Connecticut
river in the old way, so there will be no inter-
ruption. The streams beyond West Hartford
are Hooded and many bridges have been car
ried away, interrupting travel. The branch
railroad to Collinsville has been in some places
submerged or swept away, and to-day trains
were delayed. SIS s.lt I'D.
Two dams in Bristol, owned by e. Ingraham
& Co., clock manufacturers, were carried away.
Loss $4,000. The rain fall in this city yester-
day was $500 of an inch. 70
The passenger train on the Manga
tuck Railroad which left Waterbury at o.
clock last evening for Winsted broke through
the bridge across Naugatuck river about two
miles above Thomaston. The couplings to the
tender Of the engine broke, and the baggage
car, in which were sixteen persons, went into
the river and was carried over the dam at
ThOmaston. 1t fioated three miles from the
scene of the accident, and when secured five
men were clinging to it and were rescued,
Ten persons are supposed to have been
drowned. Six bodies have been reeovered.--
One of them was that of Lucius Skinner, an
Adams Express agent at Winsted. Another
body recovered was that of q son of Egbert N.
Sperry, of Walcottville, 10 years of age, who
left this city last evening for home. Mr.. Skin
ner ran the stage from Winsted to Hartford
thirty years ago, and was well known and uni-
versally esteemed by business men here. The
stores and factories at Thomaston are closed,
and all are engaged in searching for the bodies.
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s..u laTtlrf eyt If NEW YORK, Sept G.
Co,ton-easier; sales go bales; AIiddling ullands
at 26kc.
Interchangeable; sales 1000 bbs. State at 70 "a
10 So; round hoop Ohio at 40 "a Ii So; Western at
20 g u co. choice do 10 80 "a II 60; Southern saes
at % a 10 90; California at 10 80 "a is 90 -
.Wheat--saies A, 900 bush; Amber State 232 "a
SO; Amber Southern Illinois 49, White California
81 q 60; White Genessce As :
2 Corn without decided change sales $4,000 bush.
Oats-hrm; sales 1000 bush. Chicago e. a 685e |;
new Southern 50 q &c; old Western So q 65c.
Pork-frmer; sales new mess at "a 25; prime 20 90.
Lard-firmeri sales at 10 a 14ct. 7Ha vi
Whskey-quiet.
Groceries -dull and quiet. ttt4f ~
Naval Stores-Sprits TurIentine at ISL q 80; Rosin
firm at O0see 12i for common. = FL
Petroleum-active; crude at 14Ic; refined bond
ed at 32Ac. r'iss'Fe
"a TallOw--firm; sales at III a. 121c. -oF
Freghts to Lseipool-heavy.ss q tdss.
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EUROPE.
NE wss.ny TUE GABLE .
: LONDON. seat. 5-EYeninc.

os LONDON, Sept. 5-Evenng.
. The weekly returns of the Bank of England
show that the amount of bullion Increased
e500000 since the last report. $3.50 go :
ph - DUBLIN, Sept.t5 y
Criminal prosecutions have been commenced
in the courts against several persons known
to be bitter OrangemeD, charged with particl-
pating in the recent disorderly procession of
Orangemen, and with being parties to disturb
ance which occurred on those occasions. ti1f
COPENHAGEN, Sept. 5-7Eyening. =
The report that the Government of Den,
mark had sold the Danish Islands in the West
Indies to the United States is officially denied.
~ i2.a. BERLIN, Sept. g..
Returns from the recent elections from all
parts of Prussia and from the other States of
the Confederation, show that the Liberal caR-
generally been successful, and the Liberal
party will undoubtedly have large control
ling majority during the coming session. -
BERLIN, Sept. 5-Evening. 81
b. In the Prussian Senate to-day action was
ling to accept the assurances which have been
given, that the Salzburg conference is a gu9r-
antee of peace to Europe. Sg..f,,stgt !
Conferences for some time have been in pro-
gross here between the PTussian Government
and Han0verian notables, which have resulted
in the appointment of Baron Won Winch, an
eminent Prussia II statesman, to preside over
the Government of Hanover. His appoints
ment, it is considered, will be peculiarly ac-
ceptable to the Hanoverians, as the Baron
Won Winch, though native of Prussia, has an
estate in Ostenwalde in Hanover, which he
has made his habitual residence for many years
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North Carolina Convention.

hALEIGH, N. U, Sept. D.
At the morning session of the Republican
Convention to-day, a thorough organization of
the party was effected. Several speeches IA
voring prescription and confscation were
made, but the subject was finally referred to
Congress re pte' t7l'-.' 80 80
D AZ the evening session the platform Of the
Convention Of the 2Sth of last March was
adopted. Resolutions requesting the District
Commander to order the suspension of the,
collection of one-half the taxes due the State
and county, asking for an early election, and
calling for Constitutional Convention, were
adopted $500 % p. i' 'i -
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Southern Itc..as.

SAVANNAH, Sept 6. l
Reports from the Sea Island cotton are dis
couraging. Along the South Carolina coast
rains and the worm have made great havoc. 'i-
Reports from Georgia say the worm has only
appeared ON two of the islands. The other is,
lands expect affair crop. The estimated crop
last week was 1000 pounds; this week it is cs-
timated At 10000. 81
The rains continue but the reports from the
interior are good, and fair crops are expected
of uplands. No new Sea Island cotton has yet
been received. tsg, Nssablteh
MOBILE, Ala, Sept. g.
Col. f. b. Shepherd, who was shot at the
Mount Vernon Arsenal few weeks since by
Capt Shaft, died here to-day. Capt. Shaft has
been ON trial before a military commission
since Monday. The examination was conclud-
ed to-day, but the sentence has not been prop
agated. -.....sss -...-..,rpE .ag ~
MOBILE, Septic.
Two cases of yellow fever from schooner
Dunn, lately from Tampico, were sent to the
hospital to-day. No indigenous cases are re-
ported
GALVESTON, Texas, Sept 5.
The yellow fever has somewhat abated. The
deaths yesterday were seventeen. Gen. Grit
fms only child died. Dr. Rose, the Medical
Director, is dead, and Lieut.. GarrelstoD, Quar-
termaster has been taken down. Only one
staff officer is on duty.
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TrOttin~ Horse for Sale.

- .ssst 81 TIE well known Trotting Horse .'SAR-
zA> DINE" is for sale at j. w. Robinson's
~ sLivery Stable, South Street. He was
44Z4d riv n last tall by Eos CT Palmer or e-baf
mile in %. BY David Averill, ESQ, last summer,
in common wagon, mile in 2.52.s He Is an easy
trotter under the saddle, kind in all harness. afraid
of nothing, and stands without hitching. He is a
bright bay, stands 10 p hands high and weighs 1000
pounds.
For terms, &C., apply to j. w. Robinson or E, N.
jordan, clerk with Mathews Sc Thomas. He is
sold for fault, the owner being about to leave the
city. 49, 80 tseFss sept4dtt
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Guardian's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue ola license
IN from the Probate Court of Cumberland County,
shall SELL at public or private sale, as may be deem
September next, at 10 o'clock A NJ. at the office OF
Wm H. Jerris, No. 282 Congress Street, Portland,
a certain parcel of land in said Portland situated
Union and Fore Streets, belonging Sarah f. Elder
Eleanor M. Elder and GeorgIanna Elder, minor heirs
OF John Elder, afe of Portland, dec aased Further
particulars may be had the time and place of sale
JOHN HAYDEN, Guardian.
Aug %, 1867. aug2S-dtd
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TRErHI TEErHI rEETH!
COp0rt7aersIaip Notice

TINE undersigned have this day formed copart-
L nership under the firm name of
DOnneu, Greedy a. Butler,
And taken the store No 81 Commercial ST., corner
of Franklin and Commercial, where they will con-
tinue the business as fAtt
Commission Merchants,
And Wholesale Dealers in GIRO, yERIES FLOUR.
PORK, LARD, FISH, SC.
j. B. DONNELL,
'h JUSTUS GREELY,
Portland, Aug. /, 1867. auseodtf
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Chicago Markets.

+ Xetst frI 1t.t - CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 6.
Flour active; Spring extra at 30 a %. Wheat
active; Nos. and Spring advanced Dc;. sales at
179 "a SO for No. and1 70 @ 70 for No. q closing
firm at the outside prices Corn active and advanced
q &c; sales at 90 a 90 for No. l. Oats active at
an adv ance of a 1c, closing firm at 4Sc. Rye quiet
and firm oil an advance; sales at 10 for Mol; No.
at " q %. Barley less active, at decline Of
&c, closing at 0s. Mess Pork advanced SOC; $500
bbs sold at % 20 a "a co. Lard at 1870. Beef Cattle
dull at rs a 00for fair steers. Live Hogs dull at
decline Of 10 q 15c; good 20 choice at 12i a 60
Sheep in fair demand at $50. q =
Reccipts-l,0 900 bbs. Hour 93, 900 BUSH wheat, &c.,
900 bush corn, 81, 900 busll oats, 800 hogs. Ship
ments-e 800 bbls. flour, 10000 bush. wheat 1914 900
bush. corn, 81, 900 bush. oats. l-9iI 80 81
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CanD Meeting.

FTHE Annual Camp Meeting at Kennebunkport
L will commence on Monday, September I'd, and
close on the following Saturday.
Ample arrangements will be made tor boarding.
transportation between the camp ground and cars,
&c, &C., at reasonable rates.
Fare from Portland with return ticket 81 10 and
from all stations on the p S. IS p, b. q NJ, and
Eastern railroads, proportion by any OF the regu
lar or special trains, and commencing on Saturday
morning, August 31st. III. ...s.5..., ,..,-,fl.l
Tickets to be had at the stations. E
Freight train for the transportation of baggage
&C., will leave Portland at FIVE O'Clock, P. NJ on
Friday and Saturday. August S0th and sist.
JAMES ANDREWS,)
sANX At.A4s8-t3s SILAS ADAMS, ! Com
s. r. LEAVITT. ID
y Portland. Aug. ~, 1867. 40 aug2C-d2W
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-, NEW YORK, Sept.6.
: William Tucker, native of Massachusetts,,
was arrested at Brooklyn yesterday, charged
with forging dra1t on a Savings Bank.
A Key West despatch states that the cable
is complete from Havana, but the CAPTAIN
General does not allow news or dispatches TO
pass over it, on account Of political troubles
there
Kealey, charged with the murder of Colonel
O'Brien during the anti-conscriptiop riots, was
to-day held in $4,000 bail
Kate Cannon, who was brttaly outraged.
in Mulberry street on Tuesday night died this
morning from injuries received. The villains
have not yet been discovered. ,..,. saa...lsF
The affairs of the Farmers and Citizens
National Bank of Brooklyn were to-day plac-
ed in the hands Of receivers. The bill holder
of course, are secured, and no doubt the .
itors also.
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d. o., a.ca.io me, Of Autietam Ccme,erv.

rf 80, - BALTIMORE, Sept. d.
The committee on the ceremonies at the ded-
ication of the Antietam National Cemetery
and laying of the corner stone of the monu-
ment, ON the 18th inst, have completed all their
arrangements President johnson and Cabi-
net will be present. also the Governors and stats
Of the following States: Maine, Rhode Island,
Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, Penn
sylyania, New Jersey, Ohio, West Virginia
and Maryland. These have responded that
they would be present, and others are ex pect-
ed also the Mayor and Common Council of
Chicago and other cities, and a number of reg
iments from other States. An address will be
delivered by ex- Mayor Bradford of Maryland.
The programme OF the procession will be pub
lished on MOnday SOP q ~ .HA
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For Sale---One Mile from Port

VyHE beautiful residence occupied by Rev. w. P.
i Merrill, situated in Westbrook, on the Back
Cove road, known by the name Of the Maeh'gonne
Villa, The grounds ta>tcfuIly laid ont with
walks, flower beds, splendid eversreens and shade
trees about 200 pear, apple plum and cherry trees
in bearing; plentyi Of currents and gooseoe' ries;
about N acre OF strawberries-raised 1000 quarts
this year. The lot embraces nearly Jour acres, with
streets GO feet wide all round it. The buldings-a
fine house with is rooms, French root and clpola,
and piazza round three sides; warmed with far
mace, good well and cistern in cellar; gardener $
house and summer house, and good stable well
finished with cellar .la aslraA 81
Terms easy = For PARTICULARS euquirc on the pre-
misses, or OF WHIfTEMORE q STARBIRD, on
Commerca al street; or FERNALD 81 SON, corner
OF Preble and Congress ST. eets r. p .,.i.ifl y
Sent q DIFF
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AUCTiOn SALES.
Positive Sale of white Lend al
Au.n4fn..

on MONDAY, Sept. 9Th, at 10 o'clock, at Office,
NJ 1859 Fore Stresr, about TO- 900 pounds jersey City
white Lead. In assorted size kegs This Is bank
in oek, ami muss be sold without reserve sod
IN los to suit parchasels -I-'-It II .--IrlI
sept1dId II n pAIIEy Ant
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General sic hIes Sta, {. for m Ionic.

CHARLESTON, Sept 8.
Gen. CANDY appeared at the District head
quarters to-day and formally relieved General
Sickles He was received with salute Of 13
guns Gen. Sickles in a farewell order, CONF
mepds the zeal and fidelity of his subordinate
officer and the troops. ny
Gen. Canby's first order simply announces
that he has assumed command. He names his
staff. and continues in force for the present all
existing orders.
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Sale OF Timber Lands for Bates
aD unYIl 1H College.
LAND DEVICE,

Bangor, MATCH y I5bI.
NOTICE Is hereby given, in pursuance Of " Re-
IN solve to carry into effect chapter two hundred
eghty-our of the Resolves Of eighteen hundred SIX
ary o. 1861 that townships numbered s, Range II
and 10 Range IT W 8, situated upon the Upper
Saint John River, excepting the Southeast quarter
OF the last named township, will be offered for sale
BY public auction Tor the benefit Of SAID college, az
the Land Office in Bangor, on "Wednesday the iltp
day of September next, at ~ O'Clock, noon.
One third cash and satisfactory notes payable In
ON and two years. secured by mortgage onthe prem
. f'f-1oh VIZ ISAAC R. CLARK.
marsdtSept II, I'll g.i E. sod Iutl 90 Land Agent.
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Com mcrcinl.--Per Cable.


"a FRANKFORT, Sept 5-Evening.
United States 52O's closed this evening at TT for
tho issue of 1862. st5ssF
.'ts''s41 LIVERPOOL, Sept. 5-Evening.
Cotton dull towards the close of the day Middling
uplands declined to 10i; Middlng Orleans 10Id;
sale 900 bales. Breastuffs closed unchanged.
Provisions still continue irregular. closing follows:
Beet 145s Id. Pork 70s. Lard AIS 81. Bacon ASS.
Cheese sos. American p oduce uns hanged.
sIron1sco.eh Pig SIS per ton. Whine Oh sio.
Sperm Oil Ellis. Linseed Cakes $40 5s. Calcutta
Linseed 68s Cd. Lnseed Oil E39. sfRf
rs 500 llzni LIVERPOOL, Sept. eli A. M.
Cotton quiet; Midtiling uplands 10d; sales 10 900
bales week. sales 10000 bales; stock hand 7s6
900 bales. - - 2 y
'Ai1i9ili g - ~ LONDON, Sept. ell A. NJ.
Bank specie exceeds the circulation for the first
time in Is years
kSsk sLoNpoN. Sept 60 p. NJ.
Consols at 934 for money.
AMERICAN SECURIrIEs.-The following are the
closing prices for American securities United States
bonds, 73b Illinois Central shares i Erie Railway
shares 45s; ATLANTIC aud Great Western consolidated
bonds 22ff.
'p5Ait - t'45li LIvERPooL, Sept. 60 P. M.
Breadstufs firm; Corn 3ss. Sugar firm.
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The Boa, Race for the CHAMPIONSHIP p

ut.9 NEwBURGH, N. Y, Sept. $3.50 p. M. {,
Immense crowds of persons have arrived
here from all points. Crowds have just landed
from the steamer Daniel Drew Chief Young,
thieves and pickpockets as fast as they arrive
by the boats and railroads, and they are locked
up, to remain in safe keeping until after the
boat race is over. The jail is already full Of
known thieves and suspected persons. Two
panies of the 10Th militia are guarding the
Jail, ON the principle that prevention is better
than cure. The betting is even The boats
will start soon.
Later.-The rowing match between Brown
and Hamill has been postponed until to-mor-
row, the river being too rough for rowing this
afternoon, .t.e .fsH aTi
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Horses, carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on new
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Horses,
Carriages, Harnesses, &C. .t
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State of Maine.

TINE undersigned, appointed Commissioners to
i examine the condition Of the Insane Hospital,
and the treatment OF the patients therein by Virtue
of resolve of the last Legislature will commence
session tor that purpose at said Hospital, in Au-
gusta, the thirteenth day Of next September, at
ten OF the clock A. NJ and continue the same from
day to day as long as may be deemed necessary 10
complete said examination: and all persons having
information or explanations to give relating to the
purposes OF said examination, are respectfully re-
quested to be present and to testify accordingly.
A. G. JEWETT, 90
JAMES M. DEERING
JARED FULLER, Il
August 1 1867, dtillsept13
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THE Second Third and Fourth Stories in Smiths
Il New bIock, No. So Union St. desirable location
for Jobbing Manufacturing purposes VIII be leas-
ed entire or separate. Al ply to
~ ,.l.--i1 igIiII .n "A. CUSHMAN & co,
iuly25dtf No. "a Union Street.
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~. nzi.eellaneea. Di.pa.chc..

,f ..... rt--. ,r.. BOSTON, Sept 6.
In the Burrill claim of nearly $1,00O,000
against the city, tried in the United States Cir
cult Court, Judge Clifford, this forenoon, gave
q decision that the city had no right to assess
money to pay the claim, and instructed the
jury to return a verdict adverse to the plain
tiff, which they did. 5l .rsa sesif7o1 =
PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. B.
The Republican Central Committee met to-
night aud passed resolutions endorsing Gems.
Grant, Siekles, Sheridan and Mr.. Stanton, and
arbitrary acts of the President - .
f-...s .s.o, NEW YORK, Sept. 6.
Rev. Henry Wendt, late Superintendent OF
the Germantown Orphan Asylu was sem
fenced Yesterday, al Philadelphia, to fifteen
wears in the State Prison for rape on children
in his charge. Pa.
A special dispatch states that serious riot
among the Irish occurred at Grifhntown TO-
day. A great many were wounded, three so
seriously that they would probably die. AT
last accounts it had not been suppressed.
SpRINGFIELD Mass, Sept g..
Jos. Carney, a member of the George Dwight
steam fire. engine company, of this city, was
drowned while attempting to cross the Con-
necticut river to Agawam Island, where his
comrades were holding clam bake and cele-
rbratins their annual muster in company with
their guests, the franklin Associates Hose
Company of Charlestown.
.iiGHlt10f ~ som ST. Louis, Sept. 6.
An enthusiastic crowd of roughs andl othes, ?
received McCool this morning on his arrifnd
home, and large Procession, headed by a tile
OF music, escorted him through some
principal streets. m i
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FL ightfuI Acct dcnt at n Fairly wurds of
go. "a. Fifty Persons Injured. jgrd

l00 hE1 I1'aII BURLINGTON, VT, Sept. 6.
AT o'clock this afternoon a frightftil acct
dent occurred during the races at the Chitten-
den County Fair grounds in this city. The
seats which were arranged in the form of an
ampitheatre while densely crowded with spec
tators, fell to the ground with fearful crash,
bringing down Upwards of 5000 people,
over SO of whom were injured, some it is sup
posed fatally. Many had broken limbs. The
structure was over thirty feet high. That none
were killed is miraculous. -
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Admission so Ccats. Chill
dren under ten ycRrs Of n &c %
Cent.
g Two PERFORMANCE EAuB
DAY. 49,
Doors open at Q anll7 o'clock p. NJ.
Commences hall an hour afterwards
B- Be at the place of exhibition
in the morning, in time to see the Ii
on transferred from his den TO the top
OF the Platform Car, previous to the
starting of the procession.
Der 9Th.
Win be at BRUNSWICK, Satur-
day, September 7ih.
Will BE- at BIDDEFORD or SACO
Wednesday, September 18th.
August %. sept7&g
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saafE Cincinnati M gcINNAJI. Sen

Ind, at 80 a 35c Pro-
Whsbey steady aI,,aet1ltbiders in many cases have
" y, .a , 6,000 hhds Mess Pork were
wiihdrs,y ~ and Southern orders, clos
sOia erie were in demand at III "a IA for should
eve eve a.u sides; Bacon-shoulders at lac; clear rib
ere a. G' and clear sides at but better prices
ie'u at lSc; sales at 12Bc with but little Offering.
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Railroad Accident.

~ GARDINER, Septic.
An elderly man named Samuel Howe, while
standing on the railroad track in Farmingdale
near his store, was struck by the express tram
from Augusta this afternoon, and SO seriously
injured that he died III about two hours. The
engineer sounded the signal in season, but 1t
was not heard, it is supposed, by the unfortn-
nate man. reg .If
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MYTH BOARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
wv for gentleman and wiie, at 81 Free street.
June 29-dtf ,e- -fgti .Islf 4IuUlrL
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General Shcrida,i,s Departure from New
-F-et9Fs - Orlcans.R Fta4Ht ~

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 9. ,
Gen. Sheridan and his personal staff left for
Leavenworth this evening by railroad. They
were escorted.to the depot by the Mayor, mem
bers of the Council and number OF citizens.
Several of the gentlemen addressed the Gene
ralin brief but complimentary terms to which
he responded. Resolutions of regret at his
leaving were read and adopted. One of the
party nominated Gen. Sheridan for Andrew
JohnsOn'S successor. 81. lLn 81 ng-A
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As.ignees' sale of Valuable Re:,I
... Est.sta

I'm wednesdaT, September II, at o'clock, M,
~ on the premises, we shall sell, mt pubic auc.
ton, one hall in common and undivided, Of a larpe
and beautiful lot of land Ongress street, little
west of the Carl ton Street known the Tr,e ot~
Ii ayiug trout on Congress street of 1s4 eet by 267
oet deep The back line, fronting on Deerlpg street
(aid out but not orened). 1t will he sold ia whole
or a art 20 suit purchasers. This is splendid l0
on the line of the horse railroad, IN an excellent
neislbourho0d, commanding an extensive an0 varied
vieW, and des able tor investment. Fer parncuiars
and plan cali on Horny p. Delne, Assignee, on
" j. s. BAILEY, Auctioncer,
"a