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WIN confer a favor upon the press By hoisting
their sigasl numbers (R0dyers' or Msnyatt's
Code) IN arriving within Eve miles OF W Pass
Bar. By thssmeaDs their arrival will be reported
several hours in advance Of the time II now re-
Quires 10 ascertain their naules.
The telegraph station at w Pass IL provided
with signal books and can receive communications
BY means OF signal dags. B. 2. OsRos,
Boarding Officer, s W Pass-
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OPELOUsAs.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY,. stsrH
Fen 0fsL0UsAs. wAsHINoION, PORT
Fare. and al xndinzs the Coast, Aohsfzaya River
snd Bsyea Csurtsbiean-Ihs good and sxfs steamer
Annie Wagl~y, Gus r Louailsr. master. ~ Ks isoa
derk VII ieeve above Will Washinxton svsrv
sunsy At 10 O'Clock For freight passage spply
BLOCH BROS, Ia Common street. N. o.
or o. HINCkLEY 4 -ON- Wsshinxtsn Ia
y. B-1he steamer Ami WSxky connects at We hnxton
with st-sr hni Frog and b.rges for all landings on Bayou
Bseuf and win sign thrssgh blils sf sAzag
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Below Coming Up.

Br ship Trenton, -, from Liverpool, Jan ~,
to j Robinson
Scbr Anna Lyons, Kemp, 20 days from Boston,
with 534 tons ice TO g Ice Co
Br ship Gambia, -, from Havana, in ballast
to Lowell & Bailey
Ship VIM Woodbury., Mcclellan, from Liverpool
to Lowell & Bailey
Ship Indian Merchant, -, from Galveston TO
Creevy, Nickerson &co
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup. for
Children Teehing greatly facilitates process Of tsethns
BY sOsning the gums, reducing all naamAtien-w alAy all
Pain spsscde sction regulate
Depend upon IT, Nothsrs viii give yourselves
sfad health your Webs eput up sold this
Gle years. and eondencs and truth Off what
able say any med'cins-Nevsr
aed in a einstansstO sscts Cure when tim y used
never did an instance Of by any on.
Who used On the contrary an delighted with IL. Op
ration, and spsak Of Of Its magical
.ecs medical virtues We speak matter "wha
do know" after Of experience. aad pledge
tsiOu fr the fuHmsn of what here declare In almost
svsy where the suffering pain
h.ussou relief will be found shs-n twenty
sfter the syrup i- administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bOtt& Be
surs Mrs wnslows sOoshas Syrup having the
simls Of Psrkns' the outside wrapper An
others base limitations
Sold BY Drassis1 throughout the wsrld Price, only
esnts per Bottle
oHHcss-nS Fulton street s.v York; Dos High HoIbom,
London, England; AL St. Paulstrsst, Montreal Canada
BARNES. WARD a CO, Agents.
n Magazine street. New Orleans La
bat. -isr's Ha,r pye-Thu. splendid
hair Dyeis the best IN the world; the ony and
Dye; harness reii bic instansane ricuous tiuts
Hair soit sutiiu Bl Bro IN SID by al ug
t oS sSS Z: r'% S n :9s % PS'd at vi"
A BooK WITHOUT a NAME.
CKEEN a. ELDER
RIAL ESTATE AGENTS.
q Commercial Plaza
To Owners Of Reaf Estates
We have constant demand for Dwelling and Vacant
City Property; also for Country Place sronn ths city ana oa
70 Pl-ee te property IN our lands a. we make 70 charge
foUp -. FLEnINe,
GAS FrrTEn
Dealer IN oas 1xturss.
~ AID IN MAGAZINE sTKKKT. EKAK sLsop.
wf rans1sy tAi.hfuy orders snsEusiss
70 hsn-
ors- Ian N Boz Ne u. Nsehanisr' and Dealers m
s.sns- IN ns<r -s-h -rrrsps sst@ss,er
L p. sARRAzIss
TOBACCO NANUFAcTORY.
.r-.r.I Corner chxftrss and Cont
NJ stRRAzIE th.skfal f.r the patron.ss extended
70 him since The of his constantly
ued h hs ions his w-deservsd r-puts
and able 10 orer 20 the soathrn states superior
suit the trade Bis Of chewing Tobasco
Pipes, Cigzrss e;s, 10 renewed By every arrival
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NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs
ANDY
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
U. q. Mall Route Befweea New Orleans,
Western a ouisians and Texas.

The Railroad Feryboat w leave the foot Of ST. Ann street,
opposite the Jackson Square, DAILY ct ~ connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Agen stsA.n
Shippers and consgnees Of freight by giving notice ths
New Orleans Trar er Company Camp and Common
have their goods received delivered any part
ef the city az reduced rates Of dfsysgeL
Fregh for stations the road for landings the Tsehe
and for Opelousss deliverable New iberia Martins
vle received dsiy Sundays excepted from to Il,
at the foot Of st Ann
eight for All points Bayou LAfourche between Laba
devle and LockpOr for Belanger Canal for Houms.
viii be recsved and transported through via RAcsand La
fourchs and Terebonne stations through
All outward freight payable ct the time Of Shipment
all inward freight delivery.
q. W. z. BAILEY,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Bremerhaven, Feb Arr from New Orleans.
ship Hodwg, and from Galveston. ship Fortuna
Havre Feb 6-Arrived from New Orleans, bark
Happy. Sid for New Orleans, ship Expounder.
Liverpool, Feb 6-Sailed for New Orleans, ships
ElsiDose and Wellington.
Feb 7--Clesred for New Orleans, ship Victoria
Ldg for New Orleans, ships Wallace and Alicia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boston, Feb l9-Cleared for New Orleans, via
Havana, steamship CoDcordia, Sears.
Feb 20-Arr from New Orleans, brig B Cove,
Harkness.
New York. Feb l9-Cleared for New Orleans,
schr O'hello, Eldridge. Arr from New Orleans,
steamship Gen Sedgwick, brig G Geary, and
schrs H W squires and w S Cushing.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-29
TOBACCO xANUrAcroKr.

NJ stRRAzIk thsskfnl f,r the pstron4ss extended
70 him since The of his constantly
used h hrs ions his v-des-rvsd r-puts
able the Soafhern
article o Tob for smoking In ali psck
70 srif the trade Bis Of chewing Tobacc
Pipes, Cigzrss e;s, 10 renewed By every arrival
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Lxsyss KvERy SATURDAY, sasnn
EOA VhrksHgEG. GRAND GULF, RODr.
- Matches, Fort Adams Bzyos aad eli lEtern>o|
ssndinx-1hs steamer N ages "a. Captain T. p Leaff
sam Ayles clerk. WI her regular ripr on E.ru
evening, the 5th ns leaving New OrIszns every ssr
evening. st o'clock
sIsROTT ADAMS. Is Commercial Pla1
Steamer Magenta connects Al ycksburg Nth ths ste
Sounfe. for ysseo Rive, and ~th thstesmer Nyrfi{
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vICEx~BURo.

SfCA
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY, Arsr.E
VICE sBU BG. NATCHEZ AND NEW ORLKl
Regular Tuesday U. 3. Mail Packet
IL. Il. Lee.
JHO. W. CANNON, Nal
VIII leave a. above for vicksburx Natches Grand ul
ney St Joseph Waterproof Fori Adams Bayau ssra III
honge onadsonviiie, snd all inermfdiEts fandlnre
Ine n. Lee makes close connections with slet'
CALthEi at Ficksburg for ali landings YaEot lvsr
% sor re,sn, or passage having unsurpassed Aeeou
oEO ID. HITB, Agent. II Tchoupltoul.l !
BRITTOf A cfl, Front street
. vICKsBUR0.
Leaves ever MONDAY. at sP.E
EOk 8bEEhVfL<LE, GRAND LAKE. PRfT
ton. ktiton. tkpwith's, Providsnce Goodrch,s Lad
AliAen's Bend. Vicksbuf& GRIND Gulf, Rodney, Nate
Fort Adams Bayou Sara, baioa Rsus and I'll informed
lAndings-The new, elegant passenger packet
Gov. Allen,
W. B. RICHARDSON Mast<
WIZ commences her regular trips en- MONDAY EyENL
The lth nst having new Orleans every Monday eve. lu
Or n sor height or passage sps y on board or 10
sINNoTT ADAMS. 70 Commercial Pls1
s.-Ihsstssmer Gov Alles con meets Al vicksburx
steamers calunst for Yazoo River aud for ssnas
sy' through bills of ladinx for all points on the a
stresmS fhs Allen built expressly for the trade
viii iemain the entire twelve months In the year
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N DISTRESSI

Bark c Minot. from Boston for Mobile, pre-.
viously reported a. Nassau in distress. was ready
TO proceed on her voyage on the 18th inst
IN DISTRESS.
Ship Artisan, Capt Hare, from Boston bound to
New Orleans with l04l tons ice consigned to the
q C Ice Co, put in TO Bermuda on the 9Th. having
sprung a leak on the 4th inst, when off Cape III Al,
tefss. At one time she had 6 feet water in her
hold.
Schr Child Hatch master, hence for New York.
put into Charleston ON the 18th inst. She reports
that on the 7lh inst, In lat % lon 79:40 exDer-
enced heavy northwest gale, during which car
red away man boom. spit mainsail and jib, and
sustained other damage.
Schr Express. hence for New York, put in to
Charleston an the IS inst, in distress.
SPOKEN.
Feb eth. of Hatteras, bark G Clark, from New
Orleans for HaVre.
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4.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PHII>ADELPHIA~
|
ron PHuAnEzrHlA VIA HAVANA
ns PnrLADnrAIA AND sovsHHRH nAn
STEAMSHIP oonPAHrs
| xssusr s.-kHssssly Ex,s sf sss>.shipa
sunAsees ISIS 49,. ?. ,. 1oxIk
r1ogAs l1oo .Csp< J. p. M0Rsk
ssar sf ths UnAsn. Izs Z. y oooKBEH.
gen PHIH.ADnH.PuIA VIA HAVANA.
| ~ hvsats sass.ahsp t.tft
Star sr ths Vsis..
cssk I. n oooKsEY.
wms.vs ~ vAarf ss ss.r Ll.s whsx s,sssss jackson
ossh Pssass v Hsva.a................s0 suusssy.
fhrsseh rsksAs v Hsw Y&k Bsansrs end Bssts.-
- ssishs = passse@ hsvhs sissd'1 assomneda
oRxxvY. H1oKxEsox oo..
IS Carcndsls< ssrsst
BALTIMORE-HAvANA.
FOR BALruoEk AND HAVANA
ras HEw oRlEAHs. BALr1noRx AND HAVANA
zEauLAR sKnI-noNrHLY LINE or sTKAMsHIPs.
s:.: s;s Dss.I. ss,. c..S:ss o:.::sS
CARRYING UNITED STATES HAMA
FIRST CABIN:
fnrsasA nsssss - New Yssk ooo
E0H BALTIMORE ANB HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs splssdid fast steamship
DuKEHARr. osnnaa<s-.
wm lssw - sssvs sa TUESDAY. March io.h. -
For fssht passage. having unsurpassed ssoonnods-
ssss. apply v WIrHKRsPooN. HALsEY 90. Agents.
20 Csrondslst strsst
bills o. T. ss,a .,ss. sss the sss:s Of the os%gssy ~, ~
.nes Ne Freight for Havsss taken sfsr - o'clock
iAs LIBERrr. Capt t. A Balm. VIII follow, March a5th
BOSTON.
EExoaAksg BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS srkAn
sHIP OonPANY.
Tsh Liss csnpiss the Fine ossa. sss&sslips
ooNcokDIA.....2ooo tons. Leland. Commands.
kENsINGToN..- Hedges. =.
1T. IoUIS........12oo :. Cisusssn. q.
CLEOPATRA. ....l2oe :. Rich. :.
oklkHrAL....... 30 .. SNOW. ..
rss-ins Regular weekly LnA
EcE nssroN VIA HAVANA TIE
Remington.
, M. P. HEDGE. Commander,
win leave TUESDAY. February 25th, ID 9 >. Il,
hon Balls Head. Fourth Dstrics.
hess steamers snsr superior ssseuusdsssus lss pas.ss
and fr-sh zndinsss the rss> every
sliy VII .xtssAsd shppsrs Fer freight or passass
spplyts 0RKEyy, N0KERsoE co..
No s. SOsrordelst strsst
CENTRAL AMERICA
HoNDURAS
BELIZE, BRITISH HoNDURAx
UNDER cosrRAor WITH TIE BELIZE GOVERN
AENf.
70 san On the FOURTH SATURDAY Of Evsry Month
Commencing Saturday. Dec Is, sss eclocs rl
FOE BELIZE, BRITIsH HONDURAS.
rhs United States msn steamship
Trade wiad.
j.. woRRILL. Commands.
For rsight apply
oA'' AA0DoNAaD ~ ., 90 Axsntss
g. ss,a ar.. O.. vs' s''n ''s 's~"s' Ah''''r's
~ ~~ @ "' VI ''-''.
SAA1rOf Ia.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THROUGH LINE TO oALIr0RNIA. VIA
PANAMA. Oh NICARAGUA
SAILING FROM NKw vozx
December 9Th and 18th.
January sth, 18Th s,d 18th,
new staamahips OF the nrxt csss
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% frkins Csoics Goshsn BU1TE>s
20 boxes chsshIrs. Factory sad Kns< ~ qH 81
Just landed ez steamship Gen Grsnti fsr fsis red
prices. by EDWARD 1}zoMPsoN.
81 Naxsxine strc
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-29

AsD sHIr OMAN
rxLLrs 3. BosTIcK. TRAsK w. sKYNoBEj
Eostiek - Deyuour.
Inpcrssrs Dealers In
aEASy Azc sHELF BAROwAR AzD 0grLEEy
rovEs. IN wxss and TIMERS TOOLS.
EAR and sA UT RON, TIN and TIN PLAfK
sHEET COPPER, s-SC, NAILS, AXEB.
CHAINS. sHovBLs, SPADES, HoEs
LEAB PIPE. SHEET LEAD. Gas PIPn
BRASS WORK and PIPE yrrrTEae
suEEEz BELfING. HOSE and PACKING.
COTTON WASTE, Eto, CORDAGE,
COTTON and FLAX DUCK, TvHks.
ous. PAINTS. LAMPS. LANTERNs 1.e
an Kind srstesHbess and WaIl-oad Supplies
Fulton and Front streets, Common
SEE Agents fsG .. a. wsstocs LIGHTNING RODS,
Louisisns. Mississippi Texas and AlshamA
I EEBp FOUNpRY-
ESTABLISHED IN lszsJ
Corner 81 Deisrd ana Fouehsr ssrssss-
wstsr inform friends shs pss,ic xs.srxb
kat prepared formerly. 10 manufacture Steam
Eagnss. Bssrs. Sugar xis. Sugar Kettles Draining Nc
,hnss Saw NILS Cstte. Presses Newell scrsvs Gin Gear
s Fssc< Mouths orsts Bsrs al kinds sf rsnfsfion and
sssnsoss Wsrks. And svsry description Of Mashins1 b
ne Bsufh LKKDs 90.
ordrs lsn Bsx n MscAAnies' aA< Dsslsu' Kxsha.ss
viIIrecesve prompts attention
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Fare, 10 snd iron the Lake ssrs osy, zs ceasa 81
Passengers for 0etiy must notify the
aeesrtnrs - train Fare 70 GENTLY Station. u cent?
~ry.
ero. PkEDELy. asp-r., srp-r.n,-.dert
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Ne VS. Items.

Gen. Grant has postponed his return to
Washington till the last of this month. % at5..
The competition between the three great
trunk lines to the West, the Erie, New York
Central and Pennsylvania Central, has result
ed in great reduction of rates, 1t is stated
that the Erie takes all classes of freight to and
from New York and Chicago, by rail the en-
tire distance, for 40 cents per 100 pounds or
W per ton, whereas the previous rate for first
class freight was 81 SO, for. second class 81 CO.
for third blass 81 81 and for fourth class 80
cents. The reduction in freights on the New
York Central is great, and the Pennsylvania
Central has been in like manner compelled to
cut down its tariff. ........ .s....
snail advces from Port au Prince to the 10Th
of Sept, state that government has issued two
DEGREES, one announcing that the only ports
open to foreign commerce are Port au Prince,
Cape Haytien, Gonaves, Port de Paiz; and
another prescribing a penalty for blockade
running. sa. ...- s.- .5I ... ...
Gen.. Hovey, our Minister to Peru, has
sent official dispatches to the government in
which he draws most appalling picture of
the sufferings of the people of Peru and Ecua-
dor occasioned by the earthquake and makes
stirring appeal to the citizens of the United
States to contribute to their relief
Advices from England state that there is
every probability that the efforts of Minister
johnson will bring about settlement of the
Alsbama claims before the 1st of December
next.
A telegram to the Secretary of the Interior
announces the completion of the Union Pacific
railroad to Green river in Utah, $50 miles from
Omaha. 1t was the original intention to cease
operations at Green river for the winter, but
the road is to be pushed on to the Bear River
Mountains, where Brigham Young's contract
for grading commences. . -.... ....
ortsga, upon being released from imprison-
ment, issued valedictory manifesto renounc-
ing his claims to the Presidency
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Political Notes.

why Is vt so hard to get A. job ason out q
the Presidential chair?- Answer-Because he
went in so tight.
At the late Democratic State Convention a,
Tweddle Hal, Albany, N. Y, the anti-Tam
many Democrats were determined to smash
the slate. !" Mr.. A. P. tanning, of Erie, was
the candidate against whom their endeavors
were directed. Accordingly two other men
were named, Messrs. Ayerill OF st. Lawrence
and Beach of Jefferson Somebody set the
story afloat that the former was the celebrated
General Averll, who had been so hororably
OILS tinguished in the war. This effectually de-
stroyed his chances. Nosnch man was want
ed on that ticket. ''
John Quincy Adams, the Democratic capdi
date for Governor of Massachusetts. in a
speech at Springfield on Saturday said that
no objected to the employment OF unsubstap-
si"'eu charges against the candidates, and
snouEu' mat Donelson and Vicksburg were a
suno,ens answer to the charges that General
Grant is no soldier and is dolt. wbila to tbe
story OF his intemperance he Womb o,,a. NJ.
Lincoln and wish we had more generals :. ~
war who knew his tipple. ~
Non. Dutloi has Iepileu 10 Mr. Atkinson,.
last letter. He states that he received a con,
OF Wards telegram to Atkinson in a lette,
from Washington, says that on his return
non stamping tour in Pennsylvania, he will
maze some startling exposures of the copspira
~ AGAINST him and pitches into" hi. aptago.
INST 10 very vigorous manner allf
ino ONO State Journal, which n;o,-, :
y ,alies ,or earning the state of the canvass
$4,000 Republican majority, and 49, e Gu man
may run up to 10000. 'ie'
A vote in the Newburg Jail resulted. G
mour, 20; Grant none.
The Hon. Charles Clay, who was electe,
Democratic Senator from Santa Clara county
Cailiornia, last fall, has sgnified his adherence
TO the Republican platform.
In the Cincinnati House of Correction, on
hundred and eighteen of the convicts indors
Seymour and Blair, and three Grant and ~,
fax. anu 0oi
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DEATH OF AN EMINENT MERcHANr.-The

DEATH OF AN EMINENT MERcHANT.-The
fears we expressed last week at the intelli
gence received of the health of our fellow-cit-
isen, John B. Carroll, Esq, who had gone to
sne springs IN virginia with the hope that he
might thereby be benefited. were raalizad nv
dispatch received yesterday stating that he
died on Sunday.
mr. carroll was one whose loss will be Sc
yere'y feit by all classes in this city. As
"eroaan' ne was eminent and occupied
p'ouu position in the mercantile world His
ue"i'hgs were always honorable, and his word
AZ any time was as good as written obliga-
tor. He was largely interested in tho success
OF the Portland & Rochester Railroad, and
was one OF the Directors. His place on that
Board cannot easily be filed Of generous
and genial disposition, his heart and hand
were ever open to charitable calls, and the poor
found in him kind friend But he has gone
in the prime of life, and he will be sadly La
mented
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-06

"A New York editor makes use of the fol-
lowing apt figure: "The night wore on into
the midnight, at which the hands of the Citv
Hall clock shut together like pair Of scissor.
at twelve, dividing the day which has hoor,
from the day which is to be, and letting tho lot-
ter drop into the great waste-box of the nast
"A correspondent of the London Athena
um calls attention to a curious blupder of
SNAKES eare's. One of Portals suitors-tbe
| can. o'iese'i'eu as an A1rl-
The Swallowed ve ns s "a sba for my complexion
The title OF Prince of Morocco f',e sun,
Italian story from which shake.n nsures IN the
ly took the idea of the ''Mercbant .. EVIDENT
1t was quite natural that An ~ Venice
should have known only Of: the Meroonn
Africa. Nevertheless, this was not nroho. ~
the intention of the original story. Within y
few miles OF Venice, on the road to Treviso
and about ten miles from that town. stood and
sun stand Morocco, the town and ca stle from
winch the Principality of Morocco takes its
name.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-06

"SMLER. The Democratic papers are I'M
Ible by the exercise of their best powers OF
vituperation to make further progress in de-
canning our candidates for President and Vice.
President than to make merry with their
names. The New York World amuses itself if
not its readers by talking of "Smiler" Colfax
John Paul. in his last letter to the Spring
ield Republican comments as fellows on this
stupid and puerile trick: 10. t- s8.s
With Colfax, too, the World has serious fault
20 fnf-he smiles.a One thing, however, can
ne said; he has never smiled on traitor; he
grinned no CHASTITY approval on the shot fired
~ Wilkes Booth, and have noticed that his
ace always grew stern enough both before
and since the dark days of the rebellion, when
is leaders were mentioned.
~. The dems. deride Colfax's smile. .,...
s SO blitae and debonnair = ..,.,....
7f Perh apps because they know the while,
He does not smile" like Blair "a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Relief Committee.

'I'HE Refet Committee having charge Of the fund
raised IN aid OF suffe by The great fire Of July
Sun, 1860 having made the final awards from said
iuno, hereby give notice that all awards moi called
ior on OF before the first day Of November next, wl
De forfeited. The several rites to whom awards
have been made, will find notices OF the same in the
Post Office.
The Office OF the Treasurer of the Committee Is in
the thnd DRY of Merchants Bank Building, Ex-
change Street. Per Order.
GEORGE F. AVER, Clerk.
Portland, Oct 1, 1868 oct6d1w
. R@Aryus CODY.
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aTo Owners of Horses.,.

Thousands of Horses die yearly from Cholic. This
need not be. DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse Liniment,
in pint bottles, price dollar will positively cure
every case if given according to the directions when
first taken. 1t is warranted superior 10 any thing
else or Cuts, Calls Sprans, Old Sores, Swelings and
Sore Throat. 1t is no new remedy, but of 21 years.
standing, and approved by the first Horsemeu in the
country. Col. Philo p Bush, Of the Jerome Park
Course has used it for years. and recommends it to
his friends Orders are constantly received for l..
from the Racing Stables in England. 1t has stood
the test of time; has tried it but contin
uesits use. Recollect to get DIR. Tobias Venetian
Horse Eminent in Pint bottles, and take no other
Sold by the Druggists and Store keepers throughout
he United States. Depot 10 Park Place, New York.
sep2S-eOd-&w1m sN
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"A New York paper says: "We not;oo,
Walt Whitman 'loafing and inviting his sor,,
along Nassau street yesterday afternoon "; -
b ne cotton umbrella under his arm and L.
venerable locks futtering in the October
breezes The author of Drum TAPS and
Leaves of Grass we hear, has come to town
to arrange for the publication of his new satire
on the Greciau Bendp
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-06

DEATH FROM PARALYsIs.-Capt. James r.
Dockray. for many years well-known ship
master, died at his residence in this city about
O'Clock Sunday evening of paralysis. He
was stricken on Monday of last week and re-
NAMED unconscious after the shock. Though
Capt. Dockray left the sea as a profession
number OF years ago, he continued in mercan-
tile life, and was proposing to spend the winter
in Guadalupe, when he was attacked by his
last illness .tEt#. N.r = -r.I. q
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-06

DROPPED DEAD-Jacob Martin, who had
come to Portland to visit the State Fair.
dropped dead Monday forenoon on Clark
street, probably from heart disease. His DO ly
was taken to the residence of his daughter,
and arrangements were made to send it home.
Mr.. Martins age was about n years.
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Notice :

The members of the Grant and Colfax Club
OF Ward Two are requested to meet at the
Headquarters, corner OF Congress and Market
streets, at half past seven o'clock this, Tuesday
evening. Members having uniforms OF torch
es will please bring them with them.
A full and prompt attendance is requested.
.-4t PER ORDER.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-06

Clergyman, viii residing in South America as
missionary, dissolved safe and simple remedy nor
the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis
eases OF the Urinary Seminal Organs, and the
whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit
the affected and Infor innate, will send the cipe
for preparing and using this medicine IN sealed en-
vslope. to any one who needs it. free or charge.
Address. JOSEPH L. lNMAN, Station d. Bible
House, New York City. jy22d3m sN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-06

THE last game of the season for the silver
ball and State championship, will take place
on the Eons grounds this this afternoon at 2
IL O'Clock between the Eons and Athletics of
this city This. game was postponed some
twoor three weeks since on account of the
weather. Both clubs will have out the strong
est mines, and the game no doubt will be very
interestinp --e
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-06

: We learn from the Bangor wbio. that Dr.
True of the Maine Farmer. after rooovering
part "a from Illness in Bangor, and proceed.
ansi ~ MS brothers in Lee on the 23d ult. was
healn .aken down with inflammation OF the
seriously sia at the date of his letter. (Soth was
course Of lac,,I ne was on his way to deliver
sick in Bangor. 4oe Isle wnen taken