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Fort Worth High School.

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THE THIRD SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
will open on Monday, September I'd, 1861.
RATES OF TUITION,
Per Scholar, per Session Of 10 Weeks;
FIRST CLASS-Including Spelling, Reading
and Penmanship. w
SECOND CLASS-Incuding Intellectual ana
Practical Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar,
History, Philosophy, Botany, Chemistry, and
Astronomy wv y"
THIRD CLASS-Including Languages and
Higher Mathematics, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ w
INCIDENTAL FEE, d w
Tho above mentioned prices are at specie rates.
National currency taken at its commercial value.
Each student will be charged from the time of en-
tering school until the close of the session.
No deduction will be made, except in case OF pro-
tracted sickness of two weeks more.
Students may enter for the first twenty weeks at
pro rata rates.
JOHN HANNA. A. VI, Principal
CARL VINCENT, Assistant.
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MASONIC.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ,
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.

" You are hereby summoned to attond Statct
Conyocatlon OF Dallas Chapter, No: a., on Monhn!
vening; Sept. I'd, at early candle lighting.
Dy command Of the NJ. Il. II, p.
W. L. MURPHY, Secretary.
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Furniture.

TIyHE undersigned begs leave 20 inform
II the citizens of Dallas aud vicinity itEi
he has established himself in Dallas for
the purpose Of notwithstanding al kinds q
furniture Of the most approved siyle--
He viii also make A. short uotist The Tery
best quality Of
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GOI.I.l,G ES.
TOBACCO.
Sewing Machines.

C,oUTuERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
- NoScIcss Machine of Wilcox Glib. VIII sew
hcm fell, braid. tuck, gather, quilt, card ANA Gu,
st. Charles st. Box 3Si, r. o. New Orleans.
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Commission Merchants.

nEEKINS, SWENSOS & CO., New Orleans
swENsON. PERKINS & CO., New York,--Gen
crai Commission Merchants.
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College Smcc, Econ No. "
Tc.nia--Vuyub!c in advance.


rcrrnn. hip--lrs.on mt limited. "a 90
Book piIg-"uhr AMI single entry efcn s. ,o.
perfect ~ w.
AIitnrntic-- including NIL commercial calrua-
tons ~ w
Lectures on Commercial law.........."....... ~ w
,Vhr above c"nst iutc' tho Commercial Cour&cJ
Stationary for "cml.r'c al COur.c, including
Hank In"h ''''''''''''' - al
Stationery for PrnnmI mp '
JIl"ru. Cor NTaInr"l Accounts .......,..... 10 w
~ .Iisl Ft",h. Sllni-h. German Lat H. Greek
full y,ur.c, not limited; Teachers Course ~,
%. i''rnr'n'h'r c!rh ~" ,s,.
\ Lie Tckct in all ii" departments ~, ~" ~,
For amy inrprai"; iOy Drawing, lorlonh each ~ w
iIRl"r Mo'h"nat'c.-lrice. depends On th''H'
Eugl; Il u W.
n. IA student lrrin@ laid Ton a couit" III any
branch ~ above it. entitled to Life Ticket in shat I,c-
rartmcn He ranatcpd such BRANCHES as ~ ipN Gs,
ire. There a;c III rthly graduating classes Shf.h's.
can cg'u at any me.
EncuIiy---RliEuS DOLHEAR, President, Lcctu;-.
cr on In mess ut.m', Bookkeeping. cts.
RUFUS I. poLBHAR, vccre"dent, Lc' turGy G'l;
C,mmo'.l In rirss, banking, Exclant", Epc!, heep-
in aud Dui'cs II Employee.
Agricultural rcirrtmct Mechanical nclor,nenf,
-, Erhca",. The Lectures on Agr"ul'",n mem ;n,
iStry also IA Political ccpnoiny--ani on h~h h"s
cts, " II legn IN Oculer next. Gnimrgcnl Depart
mcnt F. A Monroe, Esq, lie turer on C"'nmercl".
Law, etc. ~
EFT Professor and Lecturer Commercial tnlcu!t- .
tons AMI Higher Mathematics. ,r,, $500,
Book keeping rcpltm"nt-'. uklffll' am
j. W. STE. RMS. Professor AMI Lecturers on Book
keeping tc. - - ,,.,,
Fnrl sh pc,,ar,mcni.-REv. GEORGE W STICK
NEY, PROBES or and Lecturer English Literature,
etc.
French Ec,a' tmcpi.-~T. V. SERRUREAu. Proic:sor
relm, imcnt for rcunmn~hip.--B u. EUSTos: Pro-
rc.eof and Lecturer IN EuHpcss aHl Ornamental Fen
nIIIshp. .
sran-.h peParmon'.-N-tNUELM ERiSo, probes
scr. -.
Gc,msn Dcpai 'meni.--REv. A. IL UOpfE, Froit''-
....... $3.50,
Latin enI Cro1; reputmcnt.-M MARlN0, REV.
A. =. H. Il II. Pr'ie surs.
strlcnta ncndNl or this College should lr'ng this
re, lar ~ src' al lrecticn'
[E0' ms.
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w.o,,.sir y IL muoh'u'-.
wholesale Druggists.
Pianos and Music.

,yORN 4 RREMRR, rs Camp 81 Constantly IN
u hand nrui cl,ss piaHu.-- rlryrl's, Martin
OnyTirrs, the celebrated rNclnil, etc, IIlyl
GGUNEWALp, Publisher ri Music, Imporirr
A. uf musical Instruments, rlrNr ftHu"E, stein
wnvS Sons, chrkcring's and G'llrr'F, ls' 'Hnal'
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He can BE found u Mr. Geo. b=inh-rli'.
uaron slo-. c. Main STREET
sIH J.-AbDIgGTgS.
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Lost.

Lost.
nNfke ISth inst, one Certificate issued
WI. Witt BY the Additional Board
calling Tor sight hundred and sixsy-fve
dollars and some cents, date and number
not remembered. II pot found within the
time prescribed By Law, app iestion VII Be
made 70 he proper suthoritiss for dnpii-
e.ie WI. VIII.
Dallas Juns %. Is57-t2-9t
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CASH. CASHii
Notice

To Merchants and others who want to
Retire from Business.
m WILL ereh.hge god lands Tor Goods
ard Drugs a. 4 fair rate VIII Fay ssTnt
bscres The lard is in eight o. nine couu-
ties ard god for ths rultivstion q shent-
Auy pcrsor wishing % ez-h.nEs thtir
stocks can get . roo1 trade address
ND. BULLION,
Wc.fhrrfsrd- Psrksr CO. Tfra-
Fs-rc Is. isG7-4o.1urs
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TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 81, +. & A. NJ,
Meets on the last Saturday Of each month, at the
Masonic Hall. GEO. W. GUESS, w. M
JOHN W. SwISDELLs, Sec'y.
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10000 BRICK,

TUST BURNED, and of as fine quality as
% has ever been made in this place, for
sale at my kiln, near the Claypool Mills,
in the South part of town.
THOMAS FLYNN.
Dallas, Aug. ], 1SG7-46;lmo.
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| Corner Of Camp and common otrSes''
H. tho IN IN, aNi Spacious ir,a H. Him,
NEW ORLEANS,
Eorulch In tS3.--Chnrtcrcd by tho no,
| .isInturc Of I.sui-i"Un, with CONNER
| .iui. AZ, icuiturnI. Ncchunic"i m"
t.iGerury Dcpnrtment-.
This Calcgolu, l,y liz avs MrFirs and t,oroNsh,
practical pliulf duration, oui'tycd Hli ny ngtMN
en- 'oyrctl ulic'rs VI Ibis Hu Tho South Western sinin'
II is u O O!.a dnEmrg,e! ,.oHgc "a" United Sfn's
Every student who g!vcs proper atiGnton'o The III.
,lrur, On is ai iw u Nrr graduating To 1iNp any 80,
of H. o,,s i iiaIrs nut what the business may icai
ln I'M, correspondence uf any house. students can NJ
tend the Commercial C"u, NJ the Literary or asr "
cultural Ccusc or Tcunmnship, Arilncticor Bo?k
Lea III & the I'm sl French, spanish, ucrmui '.'r
| IN or q eek Language, Trlrgrarhing, PhuImSnn,N,
= nna.t.hr H., keeping, ar ihehigler Main '"''''
rtr.. separately. =.
| W. have sample arrangements FOR one Mo"Sd'" SUI
lent during the gu r'nt year. s,.
| n B.-,lcrchnnts. Planter, Lawyers, Stcam"Aa!,'
mc. En- hl"rs. c'r, can her" learn To- olch' Keep "'
| rlnsr their books correctly IN n few days
Benefits Of Attending this College.
| It, The student raves much tine All mon"y-n9
tlc;r are special Professors nui Apartments for ctCh
hrrrch am! all III ngs alc taught and l"actcoh n M
| LHhi,s,. .,
al pNu,x nIp Is ian ut as u sciEycr. (and not 'y,
| mitati NJ "i,c nil ,7 u rsly learn. Wo have "nr Il"
the mo H. iirsuithol Irrncn living. ns Professor.
ID oar GhintAT'S - hit by bi'lno " men ana
nay rc Il mil Ms rriuripas, nookkecpcrs and Clerks
in large portion Of TN Banks AMI Business linu;Gs ct
hi- i,y anil o;rr The sh'll They receive $1,000 fa"''
or 5000 per Ill., education Is the lest fortune
| PARENTS can L W. III, child,.n.
! Aih The DiloMA"r runs COLLEGE Is passport ever
| III. Commercial world.
| Ssh Yoiig Gcnilcmcu Who have entirely neglected.
Their stu lies can here be qualified for business III IL
| short tune.
oh This College VIII qu lily young gentlemen to-
np,u : Inilar Inst iunnI IN u Southern CIT e. Next
&c. Brazil c;c il they ccn.c well recommended ~ to-
| character. ~,
.,l, Cr,plrl srlicgS AND sons of clcrgynien vii,
| have u lite nj l",!u ton made.
y Eth, :" vino wriir for Bonk-krcpcrs or Tea'l.
c,s .liorll give MI portcW'rs. Those who sen young
tiurmts eoul put their horcy IN the im'ts Il" Their
".cl,rIt or the President The Sorfi must now "ln
cate oc'icall or be Hy'tcr he toituy rd'sai II the
| Nrr'i
ircrlnrs and Catalogue sent to MI wliode'fc toiis
ESOurt!. hints board with the Professors
,pl ,,t;,nr q Il tamil Mt $50 To s:j5 per month
| IIeaI.h.---"ur wears N. 0rlc1n, has 'oer
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EsTRAY NOTICES.
SlIf11I6ilsTt.

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ffs n a. Hsrst, y. ffefiHft NJ In. nHuWh
nunsH, als1nt n yesfs ~. siuut = hinif hi.h
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E,rpJ,d In tS3.--t hnrtcrcd by tho Eo--
risIuturc Of I.sui-iRUU, with toIsucr:
siui. Az icuiturnt. Ncchnnicni m a.
k.iGcrury Dcpnrtmcut-.
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Wanted.

Wanted.
Sn 600 FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
OOsOOO. City Sugar Refinery, West Com
mercial, near foot of Emery street ~
Proposals will also be received for new Sugar Bar
rels, ana sample may be at the ofice OF the
Company 1888 Commercially at corner of Union ST.
tebl2d&wtf Il. G. HEIiSEY
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CINCINNATI May %.
The Buckeye Club races were well attend
ed to-day, the first race being for the Burnett
House Cub stakes, two mile course for 81 200
for four year Odds, and was won by Morrill,
Time-3:59 and 4:30. The second lace. mile
heats for three year ODDS, stake SO was won
by Penal Time-1 :55 IL and 81.
New YORK, May %.
The great trotting match between Dexter
and Lady Thorn, the two fastest horses ofl-the
American trotting turf, for $1,000, mile heats,
best 8 in to harness. came off to-day on the
Fashion Course The attendance was unusu-
ally full, 10000 persons being on the Course.
Dexter was tie lay0rte at 500 to $50, and the
betting was very heavy at these odds. The time
bets were numerous against 2.23 being beat
en-. In the first heat Dexter had clear length
throughout, and won by two lengths in 81.
1t was now 800 to 81 on Dexter, who led as
before throughout the trotting of the first halt
mile in liz, and the last in TO- and distanc-
ing Lady Thorn i'll consequence of her break
ing badly and repeatedly on the home stretch.
The time was 221.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, May %.
John W. Morse, the second engineer of the
propeller Dean Richmond, was Killed at half
past this afternoon. As the vessel was leaving
port one of the deck hands let fall fender,
striking Mr.. Morse on the skull, killing him
instantly.
BELFAST, May 49,
This has been the warmest day of the Spring,
thermometer rs deg. above at p. nj.
The Bangor Wing says that snow was plain
~ visible yesterday on Mount Katahdin.
New ORLEANS, May 49,
An order of Gen. Sheridan extends the time
for registration until June Goth. %
LOUISVILLE, May %.
This evening the body of the man who was
killed by the falling of q wall on Market street,
was found buried in the rubbish.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2S
In the chess match to-day Reichelm resign
ed the second and third games. The fourth
game commences tomorrow forenoon.
CLEVELAND, May IS.
A tornado, accompanied by hail, passed over
the town OF Alliance about O'clock this after
cradle damage to roofs and chimneys. No per-
son injured. ss
RICHMOND, May %.
The Mayor to-day closed the investigation
into the recent riot and sent for indictment
TWO colored men and tw firemen.
PROVIDENCE, May %.
The Rhode Islan] General Assembly met at
Newport to-day to inaugurate the State gov
eminent for the ensuing year. The session
will probably last four days. There is no change
in the State officers this year except the At
torney General. The old officers of the As
senbiy were also reelected.
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New York HENS.

NEW YORK, May 49,
The arrivals of foreign immigrants to-day,
number 144S.
The annual meeting of the Hicksite Friends
continued to-day in Rutherford Place meeting
house, the male and female Friends meeting
in separate halls. The sessions were private.
Some of the reports state that there is a fall
ing off in young membership, and it is hoped
that some measures will be taken to remedy
the matter. Addresses were made on the ne
cessity, OF greater faithfulness on the part of
the Older brethren, in training the young in
the principles of the Society.
This has been the warmest day of the sea-
son, the thermometer standing at noon at 81
degrees
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Siam Frnncisco NInrkel.


SAN FRANCISCO, May 20.
Standard brands of Candies quoted at 81 @ 81 ac
Flour at 50 a 700. Wheat duh; sales at 12l.-
Legal Tenders IA. IVA ..
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Ecreisn News per steamer.

aU NEW YORK, May %.
The steamship Scotia, with European dates
to the 18th and 10th insts., arrived this morn
ing.
The change in the English Cabinet was near
~ completed. Mr. Gathorn Hardy succeeds
MIR. Walpoie as Home Secretary. The Earl
of Devon succeeds Hardy as President of the
Poor Law Board, and Mr.. Seiater Booth will
represent that department in the House OF
Commons. Sir Robert Peeiis spoken of as the
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
A fine gold ehronometer watch was present.
ed in Liverpool ON behalf of the President Of
the United States to Capt S. B. Hughes, of the
British ship Queen Victoria, for rescuing thir-
ty-one persons from the American ship Aquil-
Ia. '" : .-
The cattle plague has again broken out with
considerable violence in London. a.
A dispatch from ST. Petersburg announces
the betrothal OF the King OF the Greeks with
the Grand Duchess Constantinavina. 10 81
A renewed effor, is to be made to induce the
Sultan of Turkey to give up the island of
Crete, but it was thought it would not succeed
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New York Market.

.r NEW YORK, May %.
at &c.
tlour-heavy and IS q 25c lower sales 1900 bills.
State at 1000 a 10 80; round hoop Ohio at u so q
l5 90; Western at 10 90 O ID 80; Southern sales
~ so az II so; California at 10 90 a 16 70.
Wheat-very dull and nominally q Sc lower.
Corn--aetive; sales 81 900 BUSH; new Mixed West
ern at rs q so; old do at So; Yellow Southern at
30 Qo 80; Yellow Western new % a. &c.
OaUs;i shade filmer sales 81. 600 bush. State 81
@ s2c; Western 81 a SSc; Pennsylvania 9Oc.
Beef-tirm.
Porll-trner but quiet; new mess % %.
Lard-dull and heavy at l2t 99 135c in lots.
Wiiiskey-quet; sales Of Western, in bond, at Csc.
Rice-dull and unchanged. |
Sugar-quiet; sales Porto Rico at 13!; MuscovadO
at 10a @ 114c. lo
Cohee-in moderate request without decided change
in price. s.s l.
Moasses--dull
Naval Stores-quiet and firm Spirits Turpentine at
G3 "a Gle; ltosin at 12l "a 90.
Petroleum-quet.
Oils--steady. .E' "a
Freights to Lverpool-dull and dropping.
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TURIN, May u.
Canadian Affairs.

MONTREAL, Z. e., May 20.
jeff. Davis remains so secluded that no one
has seen him to identity him on the streets.
He came from New York alone iac0gnito.--
Mrs. Davis and party followed the next day
Information has been received here by the
officials that the rumors OF renewed Feniaa
troubles on the frontier are entirely unworthy
of credit. The efforts to create a sensation are
looked upon with indifference.
Discounts on American invoices 90 per cent.
QUEBEC, G. e., May 80
Great distress prevails among the inhabi-
tants along the Gulf and River Of ST. Law
renee, owing to the failure of crops and partial
failure of the fisheries during the last season.
1t is slid that many families are in q starving
condition. Aid has been asked from the Gov
eminent, and reply has been received that the
matter was under consideration.
frf Eif guE5 OTTAWA, May 28
Lord Monck will not leave England on the
1st of June as was announced some time ago.
1t has been ascertained that his departure will
probably be delayed two or three weeks beyond
that time.
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City of Portland.

In tie year one thousand eight hundred and sirty-
't'@ 30 seUea.
An Ordinance concerning the erection of wooden
buildings:
BE it ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Com =
mon Council OF the City OF Portland, In City
Council assembled, as follOws:-
election 1. No building, or buildings, the exte-
- rior walls of which shall be in part or wholly of
wood, exceeding ten 'ee in height, shall hereafter be
cree cd in this City without permission in each
from the Mayer and Aldermen.
Sect. 2. 1t shall be the duty OF the City Marshal
to cause TO be removed at once, nuisances, all
buildings erected IN violation of this Ordinance.
Sect. B. All Ordinances or parts OF Ordinances in
cons stent with the provisions of this Ordinance be-
and the same are hereby repealed.
Sect. 4. This Ordinance shall take effect and be
in force from and alter its approval by the Mayor.
. In BOARD OF MAYOR AND Abdomen,
May %. 1867,
This Bill having been read twice, passed to bs
ordained.
AUGUSTUS f. STEVENS, Mayor.
IS COMMON COUNCIL,
f May %, 1867,
This Bill having been read twice, passed to be or
dained.
ia FRANKLIN FOX, President.
Approved May 49, 1867.
AUGUSTUS E. STEVENS, Mayor.
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Cable Dispatches.

..... LONDON, May 27-Evening.
IL is authoritatively announced that Che
Government has committed the capital senten-
ces of the Fenian prisoners TO Imprisonment
for life. -r. ..r .f...
The Danish Government has addressed
circular note to its representatives aat the
courts of the European powers, denying the
truth of the report, which had gained some
credit, that the Prussian cabinet had entered
into negotiations with the cabinet Of Copen-
hagen, with view to bringing about the re-
procession of the province of Sehleswig TO
Denmark. .s ..ar,it.l
i|I es2 TURIN May q.
NJ. kossuth has written letter on the state
of political affairs in Hungary in which he
condemns the course of action which Ill Deak,
the leader of the popular party, has seen fit to
adopt in the Hungarian Diet, and in his deal
ings with the Imperial Government of Aus
trla, and blames him for swerving from the
true path which Hungarian patriot should
follow t-.f'f IA s'- .'-...f..i.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-29

"ANTED by young man of practical expert
w ence and who can bring the best OF city refer
ences, situation as Bookkeeper or Salesman.
where close attention to business will be appreciated
Apply TO "a g.. 4.5F iiti- w. H. JERRIS,
mar7du D.. ...ft .4 IA Under Lancaster Hall.
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) TO THE ELECTORS
- OF THE
CITY of PORTLAND,

DURSUANT to warrants from the Mayor aud AL
l. dermen of the City of Portland, the inhabitants
thereof qualified to vote for the choice of State Oil
GERS, will assemble their respective Ward ROOMS
the first Monday in June next, being the third
day of said month, A. D., 1861 to give in their votes
in relation to an act approved March LIST, in the yeal
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven entitled Gan act additional and amendatoTy
OF cnapter thrtythree OF the laws OF eighteen hum
dred and fty-eight for the suppression of dI mixing
houses and tppling Shops"
At such meeting said qualified voters shall give in
their ballots as follows: Those in favor of said act
shall give in their ballots with the word Yes writ
ten or printed thereon. Those opposed TO said act
with the word mo" written or pr nted thereon.
The polls to remain open until tour O'Clock in the
afternoon, when they shall he closed
The Aldermen of SAID city will be in open session in
the Common Council Room, in Market Hall, from
nine O'Clock in the forenoon o'clock in the at
ternoon each OF the three secular days next pre-
ceding such day of election, and from three o'clock TO
five O'Clock in the afternoon of the last OF said three
secular days. for the purpose OF receiving evidence
the qualification of voters whose names have not been
entered the listsof qualified and for the
several Wards, anu for correcting said lists.
Per Order. j. Nj. HEATH, City Clerk.
Portland, May 25, 1861. may27d7t
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Office OF Collector Of Internal Rev
.,ut .e. enue.
FIRST COLLECTION DISTRICT Of STATE OF
f- ..-. MAINE.

PORTLAND, MAY %, 1867.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
Aforesaid, WILL On the LIST diy of June, 1851, remove
his office Aforesaid from so IL Commercial street to
che Athenaum building, Oh Plum street, over the
office OF the Eastern Express Co., where. pursuant
to the provisions 0! an Act of Congress To provide
internal revenue 10 support the government to pay
approved June 80, 1891 as subsequently anne ndea,"
he will by himself or deputy, from Tuesday the 4th
day of said June TO Thursday the 18Th dag Thereof
attend to collecting and receiving tax anu licenses
assessed ami enumerated the nual list for 1861
and payable within the County OF Cumberland in
said district
And he inrther gives notice that he will in like
manner attend to collecting and receiving and
licenses, as aforesaid, assessed and PAY able within
the County OF York. ia said district, at the following
designated times and places, viz:
SACO, at the Hotel KEEP by John I. Cleaves, Tues
day, june 4th, 1867, from 10 o'clock A. NJ TO O'Clock
BlDDEFORD, at the Bidieford House, Wednes-
day, June 9th, 1861 from 10 clock a. NJ to O'Clock
KENNEBUNIS, at the Hotel kept by w A. Hall,
Thursday, June Gin, 1867, from IL O'Clock A NJ 10 i
O'Clock L. n. i,Il a... E.4 .... cub.
SOUTH BERWICK, at the Newicha~anck House.
Friday, june It'll, 1sS7, from 10 O'clock A. NJ. 10
iKITTERY at the Office of Francis Bacon, ESQ,
saturday, june stu, 1861, from IL o'clock A. NJ. TO
O'Clock Z. NJ COX
Persons in York County, DESTROYS OF so doing, can
pay their taxes at this Office, at any time prior 10
Tune 18TH 1867, except daring the time herein spec
tally designated for their collection elsewh i
Special notice will be ma:ed to all persons whC
neglect TO pay aforesaid for the issuing and 81
vice OF which lee OF twenty cents will be charged
as provided by Sec. 2s of the Act above named.
NATHANIEL j. MILLER, Collector.
i Nav %. dtd
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-29

SAN FRANCISCO, May Is.
THE steamship Sierra Nevada, from Mazat-
Ian has arrived She brings 100000 in treas
ure. af
A letter from Mazatlan, dated the 18th inst
saws nearly all the Americans are leaving Ma
zatlan and Presida. The cotton crop has been
a failure for three years past The State Of
Vigas and Lazado were raising an army. A
new manifesto from these chiefs had been pub-
lished. 1t was not known whether Vego would
raise standard of his own or lend his aid to
one of the great contingent parties. 1t had the
appearance OF being private affair of Vegas
VINO nad probably promised Losado part of the
plumber. 1t is expected that if Macmillan is
captured he will certainly be shot. President
1uarez dare not save him, as public sentiment
mas y, Enthusiastically decreed his death.
The steamship Sacramento, from Panama,
has arrived.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-29

- KANSAS CITY, May 2,
twenty-five citizens of this place started in
pursuit or the Richmond bank robbers yester-
DAY AS party of them approached the
house OF a man named Leaven, q IL miles
y West OF Independence, one Of the party, d. H.
instantly shot and killed by PAYNE Jones, a
Notorious bushwacker, who escaped. it is
thought that most of the gang en@aeeJ IN the
robbery are protected by bullet proof garments
as many shots We're fired at them by the cti-
zens, without effect.