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~. RICHMOND, Va. Sept. 16.
Gen Scliafeld to-day issued an order for the
election of delegates to q State Convention OF
the "a OF October Fourteen. days previous
70 the election the Boards of Registration vii
max, ma: hnal revision of the lists. The polls in
t n,ennlond will be kept opened two days, One
hunared delegates are to be elected ,-,.s
wen ueh; oeiioheh to-day ordered that only res,
n;ta so.ers should vote the question of 4
Railroad. P"''eo :" N
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.

'UafI ~ E.WMgi .-T--J Wfi UHy' ITWIII
rTSHE following described Merchandise having peen
l. seized for violation OF the Revenue Laws Of tho
United States and the U. s. Appraisers at this port
having certified under oath that the expense Of its
SALE the same wfn be sold at public auction, IN front
OF the Old City Hall in this city, Friday the 10th
instant, at II O'clock A NJ, to witt ~ stl9i
Sorre1 Mare. 1870
Under the provisions OF Sec. u.s. VI the Act entitled
"An Act further 10 prevent sm aggpg aud Cor other
purposes" approved July Is, 1855. :. 49,. aI.a1
ISRAEL WASHBURN, Dr.. Collector
Portland, Sent 12 1867 N. - -, did ~
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o. o 600 RIcnMoNp, Sept. 16.
over 1890 majority was given to-day ia ta-
the Chesapeake 81 Ohio Railroad. The no ~
groes voted for it en- masse. Its opposents Viii
contest the legality of the election on tba
ground that under the Reconstruction act ne
groes only can vote in the case Of the election
OF an officer; also, that the registration is MOI
complete until the final revision Of the list,
therefore the negroes to-day were not legally
registered voters
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Mnrit,.G.
Cook Wanted.
Wanted.

A FIRST rate Cook will find good and pleasant
a situation by applying Immediately at No. II
State Street. August 2S 1867.
Aug2S dtt s
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a i'll II M A IL TX Il u s.,
Fiaaneial.

80 NEW YORK, Sept. 16-G p NJ
There is increased activity in Money, and the mar
ket is very firm; brokers accommodated daring tle
day generally at per cent with exception at Dol
cent, and on Governments at az l,sr cent. Gold
closed firm at 14l. Foreign Exchange very dull al
iO9A Government SECURITIES quiet and firm There
has been bcarish feeling in the Stock marx et basc
on Che increased activity in money. Mining shares
moderately active and prices generally steady rhe
receipts So sos, SOL payments. S5Ie5. ID: balance
S12p 74S 3t0 N'
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Mr.. Plilnner of Whitefeld arrived in town
this morning with son and nephew, who
we've to attend the Commercial College
While the boys were Jumping from q wagon,
a pistol in The pocket of one of them hit
against the wheel, discharging it and lodging
the ball in the back of Mr.. Plummer. The
ball was traced to the lungs, but could not be
recovered. Fears are entertained Of his re-
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Auction SALES.
J.B. osGeoD a SON,
A u @ II L q N L. H IL -.
No. 65 Hawley Street, Boston.

: Regular sales Of Dry Goods, Woolens, Clothing
Furnishing q lods Boots and Shoes, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY during the business season.
80 Liberal aivan0 a ON ConsignmeBts 'fi Isl
September 7. dSm ~ -I 20 0'ii'rl IAfT
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New Work weekly Castle Market.

-FEW IDKk, NGDf. tt.
Bceves Cher; receipts 6, 03o bead; quotations "a
17le. Veal steady receipts 100 head quotations
a. l21c. Sheep and LauIbs lower; receipts % Goa
head; quotations Al "a Gle Hogs steady at % SIC;
receipts 70, 900 head. 1sf
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E,Osti
CEPrEMIEp oh. 1sl,

SEPTEkIBER 9th. 1856, lone Cylinder Escapement
- Hunting case WATCH, bra - chaih, and a silver
whistle and twenty eeat piece hung to the Watch.
The finder will be suitably rewarded Please leave
IL at No. Z Cumberland Street.
us e,.=-.sl4 t.s4.. JOHN W. WEBB,
/ sppttlIiy& Portland Me.
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A LARGE lot OF Slab Wood and Edgings. on Burn
~ hams Wharf Inquire of DAN'I MAYBURY,
10. IS Commercial st. 80 80 s1II9I 80
Also on corner Of North and Walnut SITS. Inquire
OF TIiOS. CONDOR - ,.''''- - /. = y :.
Also, best quality OF Hard and Soft Wood for sale
at either of tina above places. = - = -
Also, Lumbar OF all kinds all of which will be de-
liyered free TO any part of the city,. 7l-i SIS
DAN'L MAYBURY,
aug2IdlmF THOS. CONDOR. i
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SSTANTssD sssEN'p-s - g35 to $200 per
w month"; everya here, male AID idiaale, 10 intro
duce Throughout TIE United Staie3, the GEEU M T.
|IhfPROVED COhlelON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE This machine viii, stitch ben, ieil,
tuck, qui, bind, hlaii aud emhr,i,ier in The most
superior n'atper Price only SIS. Full, warranted
ilr five yeIs We will pay 81 900 for any m1cliIe
that viii sew 4, stronger more beauiifI OF more
elastic seam tf.n' ours. makes The "Eiasiic Loeb
stitch. Eqcfy SeGon't stitch beeal and still tic
cloth cannot he puied apart Wi houi tearing il. We
paysas,n ts SO 500 pea month atrl expenses, a
commission ffrrn which twice thai amount can be
made. A.lIS$S
SECoMB e 20 Cleveland Ohio.
CAUTION 10 not be i'm posed upon by other par
ties Pamng of worthless elSt-fnn machines, under
the same name otherwise. Ours is the only GEM
inc AMI really paeticaicap machine manufactured.
September. d&wIm rE
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For Sale.
For Sale or To LET

THE Needle Gan Game. A splendid amusement.
The small Board for Children, the-largo Tor La
dies .iissfse} w. D. ROBINSON
july26eod3u, f,..iI. 40 EXCHANGE st
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sale az Forfeited Goods.

rTHE following described merchandise having been
Il seized for violation Of the Kevenne laws OF tho
United States and the u. s., appraiser at this port,
having certified under oath, that the expense OF Its
keeping will largely reduce the net procee or the
sab the will he sold AZ public auction, in front
ct the Old City Hall, in this city, Monday, the
23i instant, Mt n O'clock A. NJ to'wit.: " II
sorrel Colt.
Under the provisions OF Section 10 of the act ent-
tied can Act further to prevent smuggling and for
other purposes" approved July 1e, 1856.
ISRAEL WASH BURN, JR., Collector.
Portland, Sept H. 1861. ~ dtd
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aug27dtnl.
Cane a.nf.faee.

FKsHE COTTAGE will, be kept open through the
A FAIL season. for the accommodation OF parties
Those aeoring us with call, may he assured IL
cry attention. Hot and cold suppers served at short
notice. Music furnished at short notice for dane
ing or parties. j. Il. NYE.
September IL. div
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Efses,

SANDUsKY, N Y, Sept 16.
Maisks plaster mill and five fish Warehouses
We're burned on Saturday night Loss $50, :
600.
3 CIScINNATI Sept. ID.
The loss by the fire in this city Saturday
night is estimated at S500,0O0. Insurance. not
yet ascertained. = FA'- @tsf ~ ~! 8FEf
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Another Trial of Safes.
Sa1bOrn's Steam Fire Proof Safe.

A trial ofwhirh was made in Portland last winter
aDd alentilfe IL Buffers Alum Safe, were buried
together in test fire in Providence on Thursday Of
last week When the fire had continued six and one
hau hours The Alum Safe was taken out. The
steam sale remained in the fire an hour and a Quar-
ter longer They were then opened, when the Val
entno " Butler Safe was found 10 be in flames =
Nothing could lie removed from it. The contents of
tDe steim Sate were uniniured, not being even
scarched IN the least degree
The above safes can be fund Mt
JONES a. HEMHNwAx,s,
s.eeksmSti.s, Ne PIpns 81, Portland, We.
September u div
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For Sale fyhnan

s'HE Junk Store On Portland Pier, and a lot Of
L land ON New Pearl Street. near the Gus ON
Louise Enquire of WIN. SHEA,
septGdtf 't At Store, oriNo. 10 Vine Street.
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NNi' Thoroughly acquainted with the Hoop Skirt
" business. who IL good Saleswoman and can
make aud repaT strl4. and take charge of a Hoop
Skirt S;,ieSfooln. Nttle other need apply.
A. Willis PAINE,
sepltdu ~ No Is Market Sar.
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We are unable TO pnbish all the scientific teslimo-
malls, which have been bestowed upon HOFF'S
MALT EXTRACT, and we content ourselves with
mentioning the names Of some Of the Physicians
Prescribing this Beverage Of Heath:
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Trotting Horse for Sale,

e, The web known Trottng Horse "SAR-
I1tss DINE" is for sale at j. w. Robinsons
~ sLivery Stable, South Street He was
l. driven last fall by Foster Palmer one-ialf
mile Ia d. BY David Ayerill, ESD, last summer,
iii common wagon, q mile in 2.52. He is an easy
Of nothing, and stands without hitehing. BE is q
bright bay, stands 1924 hands high and weighs 1000
ponds
For terms, &C., apply to j. W. Robinson or N.
Jordan, clerk with Mathews & Thomas. He is
sold for no fault, The owner being about to leave the
city. sept;dtt
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LIVERPOOL, Sept. t-Evenine.
Cotton-eosed hanged; sales L. 600 bales; Mid
ding npands SD; Midlins Orleans 9,d
FRANKFoRr. Sept f4--fvening
United States 5-20's closed at7Gs
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HAVANA. sept. H.
Exchange on London 1879; do. 30 days IS3; do. on
Paris 6ss Gold, days, Q. Produoe-iio sales, Sn-
gar dull sales
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L aegt ~ ~ CINGINNaJI. Sept 10.
Whiskey steady. Mess Pork guieta,ftl ,in hanged
Bulk Meats-quiet at f3 ~ 15c; small lots cotlnir,
sold at ic less. Bacon no sales1of importance
and no pressure 70 sell exeeptins at full prices.
Laid-sales at 1871 Ia I3sc. l+ef- fH4
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EsOartlers Wanted.

Wanted 2 .
A r FEieNALD & SONS, under Profile House.
IA Coat and Vest Makers. sly. au24,l4w
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Nrw sp,,e.,,. W. o,.,.
Havana Market.

New ORhf,stiys. Sept. fG.
Coii0n--quiei and easier; sales go bales; Low
Mhldlings at % az 25e; receipts .93 bales.
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I ssasrsessNsss or ANY SIZE.
We asd Ba1gl..r roof safsa q any 'sia.
~ 81 Il Al.
SaIeswomaD Wanted.

a N Entry Clerk; one who writesa good hand, AN
resides u the city. Address o Box zoos.
Sept iisdf
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Is highly serviceable, not only as an article of diet
for convalescents, but also as u most excellent
lfA GFe - 1EG yaI
remedy for certain affections OF the throat, stomach
aaa i.sa.laoY and bowels. observation-disclosures
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following dcs-
" eribed goods were seized at the times and
places hereinafter mentioned, for violation of the
Revenae Laws:
Septemhes sth, 1867, at Bethel, Sorrel Colt.
September Dh, at Grafton, Sorrel Mare.
September 9Th, Of Grafton, Sorrel Mare.
September 9TH, ut Grafton, Black Horse.
September 9TH, at Grafton, I Wagon and part of
September lOsh, at Appraisers Room, Portland,
$40 Cigars. y aH 1a ~ lfef % =
September 10th, at Appraisers Office, Portland, ~
Empty Whiskey Barrels. il .sI1A a.e a3ils
ANY person OF persons claiming the same arc re-
quested to appear and make such claim within TWEEN
ty days from the date hereof; otherwise the said
goods will he disposed OF IN accord with the acts
OF Congress In such eases made and pro idsd.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
s.,s.t . sf.sfh ne hsen Is Collector.
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NEW FIRM.

Tho subs ribers have this day associated themselves
& together in business as
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.sfsivIs99sl RESULTS. iSa ~ipe1s
.5-v- ..1.-,yJ A1,A LETTER AAoW WYA0W
.agl 1i4yY OF A0Y,01
GENERAL INTEREST
utli ,i,l FOR "a ella COO.
THE PUBLICl

HOME JOURNAL OFFICE, 1O7 FULTON ST.,
NEW YORK, JULY II. 1867.
LEOPOLD HOFF, Rsq., 549 Broadway. Nav York.
Dear Str: AS an act of gratitude to you, as well
as iof the advantage OF ANY who may read this, |
wish to say that my daughter has derived great
liefand benefit from the use Of your "mALT Ex-
TRACT" She has been III for long time, suffering
from consumption, general debility loss of blood and
strength. ! followed the advice Of the well-known
DIR. JOHN w. MITCHELL to try your Extract"
but am pleased to make the admission that from lis
use she has received great relief and seems to be
RECOVERING her HEALTH and strength. She
feels compelled t. take it continually, tor II she
misses but one day she suffers considerably, and
sh~-a ---ss@f~,s0s aau fetHsn
OF physic weakness You are at liberty to make
what use you see fit tf this letter, and shall be
pleased at amy time to TESTIFY personally TO the yalu
able properties of your preparation which should he
universally known as a WONDERFUL REMEDY.
Very truly yaurs, THOMAS hartford,
Book-keeper, Home journal
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Wanted

4 SMART active salesman in the retail Dry
L n Goods bds.te2s, One well qualified To ill such
a Situation will iearnof a good place by addressing
Box 1918, Portland T.. a., giving real name and ref
efenees. sept5dtf
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lust received full supply of pure Philadelphia
~ Lead. Mixed Paints constantly on hand iOr sale
by t flick EFT Il GRAY,
septl4eod1w 1877 Fore Street.
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BROADWAY
NEW VnDU

,tfjft -ultil1 ~ L I'0''Ns"' Y Hilailij w
has the satisfaction Of knowing that the committee
consider his PREPARATIONS of great value On the
9TH inst. the report adopted, which recommends
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~, LET.

40 Let.
MYTH Boaid, a suite OF rooms at No 30 Dan-
w forth strs ct. r
Sept, 49,. dit - ,..,l,rsss, Ia s. 3 sfsf.
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-A.TIAAN TTC g.
Mutual Insurance Company.
81 Waa 81, cor. Wssiam, NEW YORK, -,
JANUARY, 1867.
lnsures against MARINE and INLAND Nayi-
patinp RisEc

-.---------- CATION klSkS., - =.
The whole profits of the Company revert to the
Assured, and are divided annually upon the Premi-
uns terminated during The year and Tor which Cor
tfeates are issued bearing interest until redeemed
Average Dividend for ten years past SO per cent.
The Company has the following Assets, viz:
United States and State of New-York Stocks, City,
Bank and ether Stocks, ~ ..ss $6T71. SS5 06
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, 1129 $50 90
Real Estate. and Bonds and Mortgages, 221,26O 90
Interest and suntlry notes aud claims due III !.
the company, estimated at 141 .S66 "a
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable. 3s37,735 Al
Cash in Bank 434 207 81
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phiIndainhia Lead.

septtIdiw*
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BY M. CHARLES q co.
Cement at Auction.

- M. PATTEN az Auction 90. .cers,
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET. tif
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/. 10 s. r. e. 81, "a s ;. LIZ S Ssf
sgEEHNEas SOAPS I
r. bus 2 ~ .uf.
LEATH-E IL GORE,

SkT0uLD solicit tho attention OF the trade Jlis
w consumers to llieii Standard Drands OF
S'rEAM EsE1ErsgS seSs 5DAEAS5,
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HYGEIA,a

94fi trfnUa3 HVtNhftfrA teAt8HJFtst ~ JJea4ic
taroiigfs1s 10 sse,i HYGEIA, b5bagai i ,yss1eg
We are unable 70 pnblisl ali the scientific tes,imo
malls, which have been bestowed upon HOFF'S
MALT EXTRACT, aud we content ourselves with
mentioning the names of some Of the Physicians
Prescribing this Beverage ofHealth:
Avery, M. D., Bergen. .st.s .t4rttfY-tr 7rf.p
p,.,.. :, Holcomb, Prot, New York.
Howe, NJ. D., Boston.
Hull. M. D., Nsw-York-
-, 47e.,~. LowenshaI, M. D., New YORK
LOOMS, NJ d., New York
Mitchell, M. D., New York.
Willard, NJ. D., New York.
Clohs, NJ. d., Newburg.
Reichert M. D., Brooklyn
l.y,.3l 10 Rnpprecht, MI D New York
$50 !, : -, seh~ess, M D., New York.
Co., ~ sehafer, M D., Brooklyn.
c,.,.rn Sell, NJ. D., New York.
~. 49, ...gf.a1. Shevre, NJ. D., New York.
-, ,.sI.f, Sucking, M. D., Washington.
SIM. M. d.. Freeiandsvflls.
Smith, M. D., New York.
!, stutser. M. D.. williamsburg.
,-..3,r,, :, Taylor, M. D., New York.
v-..,.,., ~ n So Teller, M, D., New York.
Thomson, M d.. New York.
Gardiner, M. D., Brooklyn. ~ -''" -
coad,m. - ATobias, NJ. D New York.
Gordon, NJ. D., Boston. >
Vaughan, M. d. New York.
oouiuen, M. d., New York. - :. IA -,
Warner, NJ d., New York.
Haibut, NJ. D., New York
wescott, NJ. d., New York
Hart, M. d., New York. =, y
White NJ H., New York, etc. .a
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(tOAT, Pant and Vest Makers, al A. +. YoRK'S
| II. Hays. aug26l3m
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A GENTLEMAN and wife can he accommodated
~ with pleasant unturnished room mt No. MIL
Iiken's Block, Hampshire Street.
September 10. d2ws .t'.'
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this p0rt ON the
days hereinafter mentioned tor violation OF the Rev
Aug 16, 1867, at Portland, bbl containing "A doz
Eggs and Sc doz prs Socks; Aug q, fronf Steamer
Nav York n Bottles Gin; Aug ~ az Lewiston,
Crawford; Aug %, ut Poiiand, ] Rel Horse.
Apy person or persons claiming the same are TO
ones,i 10 appear aud make such claim within twent
d,ys ftpm tho date hereof otherwise the said goods
viii be disposed Of in accordance with the Acts al cn
gress in such eases made and provided u
h ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the Subscribers have
~ eeen duly appointed Executors OF the VIII OF
II !" SAMUEL CHASE. late Of Portland,
In the county OF Cumberland, deceased, and have
taken upon themselves that trust by giving bonds rs
the law directs All persons having demands upon
the estate OF said deceased, required to exhibit
the same: and all persons indebted To said estate are
called upon to make payment 70
800 + JOHN ID. CHASE, -
STEPHEN II. CHASE, HAeeutofs.
Portland, Sept. 8, 1851. sept9diaw3ws
~ Board. -I.I
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WnnscSE.

GltNrst to sell an ti,le that is new, ami which
IA s;il IL every Store AID Family. Agents have
made twcigs doh per day. Exclusive territory
given. Mcieout oi employment call and examine,
at }5l Gongress STREET.
tad2bl3WsD - MORE & co: r.
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~ -.''N' QUEBEo, Sept, 16.
The steamer HISTORIAN has arrived from Liy-
eTpool. News anticipated.
NEW YORK, Sept. Ii.
Rangore, the Gfecian Minister, denies any
knowledge of iron clads being given to Russia
III payment for Alaska, as stated in Wash
ington special OF Saturday ~ ~ lai.tf..i i'0Ih
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gov a,,ie.l

4 kNE who can wrea fair hand, is smart ana can
Feom < wel recommended Steady employment
will b1 wen.
Apps <at !, y Ticket Office, $50 CONGRESS- 81.
Scpt5-di
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COPAfk,u NEsssHsp
t EbiSSOlutinr

ss'HE firm OF Ganbert 81 keazer is this Jav dis
1 solved BY mutual consent, james Keazer sell
ing his interest TO q AZ BERT & CHASE Tbe nj
fairs Of the late firm will be settled by either part
ner. L. III q AIIKEIsT
sepi2d1m JAS EEAZEK
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BALTIMORE, Sept. It,
- The Commissioners Of the Antietam Mom-
ment to-day accepted the design of j. G.. But
tiers, of Hartford, Conn, for n colossal statue
and pedestal. The cost will be about $4,000.
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1.-TWO o. more gentlemen can be accommodated
| with genieel rooms and bo4rd. Apply at this
Off
Portland Aug 49, 1851. -y-s.t ,a aup20-dtf
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Wanted.

Fa nSS.S FLouE BARRELS, at Fores,
Se<P.SBstSF City Sugar Refinery, West CnIa-
mer,iai. near faot OF Emery street i,
Proposals viii also nc receive for new Sugar Bar
rels and sample may be seen at the office of the
Company, l59l Commercial, Yer If Union 81
feb12d&wti II. C. HERSEY
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
CIVIL COURTS.

The Kentucky Bourbon frauds were on tOhIlls-
er Whites calender yesterday morning. but Mr. hessmore beng
absent and two ST. s. 8 Cors family having prevented nm
from preparing adeeuse tie hearing ournol to Ndns, hon
George Msr,niale william Com Wilkinson and two others
yesterday, ard accused by
ship Belle Of the Seas Of attempt
ing revolt board that vessel about the lt of sep1snh
Calcutta To tins
charged that the defendants h stolen
Thru lie iFsni William CTon Suspicion ana was was about 70
then into The hrecate and armed themselves o
captain and e,r lrcU their revolt and placed J! i nc
The prisoners who that they acted solely % e
p Wen. hsri Mr Richard oConor yesterday
Company occupying taemeut Of which Mr. OC IS e'ss HIS
Honor reserved bis decision.
which ied States Ccut Court against Tap
pan libel respect Of the credit Of the others Mercantile bn
whether oruot tie defendant exempt ron he
publication Of the privileged character ms bus
business must De individual t-ansacton ana not au 'sls
dlcl unlimited number Of partners and clerks he Other on
the technical aud not available 70 the deiendtn
In The United states tu Court Judge Nelson has decided tle
Of Edwin 4 G. Hatch Thomas Codngon q a ~ "h,h
suit brongt 90 - Minnesota state bonds Of TItp eas
which claimed fully withheld by the Defendants Jbr
plaintiff showed the bonds derived from the MHnesota sud
Pcc COMPANY whom they issued W TIE state lbe
transfer to = Chauherln from the company
18Th MAY 1859 and the day from BIN 20 the p
Tho main GROUND Of defense entered
between Edmund the COMPANY sod the defend
1 an interest m tfe bonds; and therefprr entitled - .hhod
depends the
Ie 10 reQo the bonds pas these parties Tie de-
Hlu had sued te Company damsgs ior breach o e
Court and bad recovered so b ~ Ihe con- r
bad assuming valid about y DAYS when advice was gwen OF s
plaintiffs having taken toward executing the contrae
and siln 10 this they caiel the right 70 withhold the 20
Jade Nelson decides that trial should be denied and Jrdg
p.l Bu1 u the amount OF The verdict
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
THE SULLIVAN MuRDER-rnE JuRY's VERDICT.

THE SULLIVAN MURDER-TIE JURY'S VERDICT
The trial of Eugene Sullivan for the murder
Of Michael Farrell at No l2G Mott-st, the 9th OF last
May was concluded yesterday morning in the Court
OF Oyer and Terminer Mr. Cunning s. Bedford appear
ing for the people and Messsrs H. AnthOn and William
Knitting for the defense. Farrell, az the time OF his
DEATH was living with Suivans wife at No. l26 Motst
where Sullivan encountered Farrell one afternoon and
dealt the blow which killed him. Mary Woods testified
that Sullivan called al her house at No l2 Most on the
morning OF the 9th Of May, and threatened 10 kill Farrell
before the night saying that he FarrelD had thrown him
into gutter that mOrliug he was however. persuaded
10 leave the house. but at about o'clock woman tod
witness that IN fight up stairs man had been stabbed
she up and Farrell lying across the door, where
he died in few minutes. The cr0sscxaminatOn showed
that Farrell had been living with Suvans WIFE and that
Sullivan had been there until the day Of the murder
Bridget Donnely testified that Sullivan, whom she had
before asked for faTcs rOOm ON the 9th O
May which she showed him; Mrs. Sullivan she thought,
slammed the door In her husbands face, when he said
that shame that she should live with Farrell that
had been married 10 her 20 years. and had IL cdrcn
sullivan then left, threatening revenge before night
Eliza Farrell, "a daughter Of the murdered man, swofe
that Mrs Sullivan had followed her father three years
John Farrell youth OF l6 also of the victim, testl-
fed that he had heard Sullivan threaten 10 Kill his father
The Examination elected the fact that this witness
charged him with sleeping with his daughter, seven or
eight years old. Policeman Richardson testified that lie
found Farrell dead at No l26 MOttst Counsel Tor the
prisoner declined TO bring forward the prisoner or 10
anime Witnesses the ground that the evidence had
failed convict him OF the murder. Judge lngraham
charged the Jury and after short Absence they rem
dered q verdict VI " Not guilty" ''''.'