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In Bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.-The undcrsign-
lied hereby gives notice OF his appointment as
assipnte OF William II. Noyes OF kittery, In the
County OF York and state OF Maine, within said
District, who has been adiudged q bankrupt upon
his own Petition, by the Dlstrict Cont OF said
Ssco. March l6, 1868. 3Wji3
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I'm Baukruptcy.

rT,HIs Is to give notice, that on the eight
eonth day or March, A. ID. 1865. . Warrant In
bankruptcy was Issued against the estate Of !re-
nus o. Brackett, Of Berwick, In the County o. YORK
and state Of Maine. who has been sdiadged BANK:
rupt, individually and No member OF the nrm OF
FiAsid Brackett, on his own petition that the
payment Of any debts and delivery OF any property
Belonging 10 ssch BANKRUPT, 70 him or for hs ne,
and the transfer Of any property BY him are mIo,a
aid bankrupt, 70 prove their debts and 20 choose
one or mors Assgnses Of his estate, will Do held d
Q Court Of Bankruptcy, 70 be holden Of Biddslord.
before James d. Ysssenden, Register. on the sxtn
day Of april, A. d. 1865, sl twelve SsloS5 H. ~
City Rooms. CHARLES CLAIM,
U. 9. Marshal ~ Messenger. Dist Of Maine.
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In Bankruptcy.

DITRICT OF MAINE, ss.-The undersign-
Ded hereby gives notice VI bis .sppclntment -
Assignee or Oliv.r Grant Of Berwick. In the
county OF York and State OF Maine, within said
District, who has been adjudged bankrupt upon
his own Petition by the District Court OF said DIS
trict. HIRAM II. HOBBs, A"iSnse;
South Berwick, March 9Th, 1865. 3w1i2
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DEFERRED ITEMS.


sympathy with A. J. in his extremity, are Of.
fce-holders. The conductor Of the Brooklyn
Eagle (Dem.) Is Postmaster at that city, and
therefore il is not at all singular that he 6ercely
assails the New York World (Dsm.) for leav-
ing Mr.. JOHNSON unsupported As he "bares his
breast to the radical Storm" Other Democrats,
non ottice-hOlders, look on quito oomplacently,
anxious not for JouSsoS's sake, but that his po-
litical opponents may do something that win
help them in the Presidential contest
The chairman Of tho eopperhead State COM
mittee in New Hampshire issueda flaming circu-
lar just before the election "To the Democracy
Of New Hampshire" adding. "a glorious victo-
~ Is within your reach. Later returns from
almost every town in the State show Q Demo-
cratic majority Of 5000" This Information
Was re-lis-sble to the extent Of being just eight
thousand frs hundred and thirty votes too
many; .... ....... f...|.I
The New York Tribune has discovered that
brave old Ethan Allen was the 6rstleading man
10 recognise the prssminent authority Of Con-
gress - above that Of Presidents. Governors, or
Generals. When he called on the British COM
- .,,.. g.. ..;r ~. ,,m. ~. Co., n.
hovAh and the Continental Congress"
Tia y,vy o,, TIM, think, !, odd TIA, Chief
Ju,,ic. Cs.,. ,bould now civ, =. /. reason for
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Art
Washington rOssips say that Secretary Seward
before he Left for Auburn, expressed the opinion
10 his private Secretary that Wade would be
President before June, and that Senator Sumner
xouh n. nj thu head of the State Department
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In HankrupfcY.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, %. At Portland,
1.-the second day OF March, "A. ID. is6s.-The un,
derslvned hereby givesnotce OF bis appointment -
Assignee OF Albert L. Clssyes, OF Hennebunkport.
In the county OF York and State or Maine, within
mon his own Petition, by The District Court OF
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In Bankruptcy.

TINTED STATES Of America. District Of
u Name, -. The subscriber hereby gives notice
that he has been appoineed Assignee Of the estate oil
Samuel Lord OF SANFORD In said District who has
been adjudged . bankrupt upon his own petition,
by the District Court Of said District.
Biddetord, March, 1868. 3wjl2
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Bankruptcy Notices.
In Bankruptcy.
In Bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.-The undersign-
LED hereby gives notice Of his appointment ss
assignee Of Arthur b. llaines. Of Saco, In the
County OF York and State OF Maine. within
said District. who has been adjudged bankrupt,
upon his own Petition, by the District Court oil
'N 10 sCAMMoN, A.signeo.
Saoo March q 1868 3Wjl3
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New-York tribune., 1868-08-12

Jane Ritchard, q domestic, employed at No.
C22 West FOrty-sxth-s died Monday after severe
eestibe food She was a native OF scotland, aged 20
years Coroner schrmer notified 10 hold an inquest
The Board of Audit, yesterday, called per
enptonly the balance of ther calendar ana no one re-
spending the Board, after taking testimony in cases here
tOfore partially heard, adjourned.
An enthusiastic public meeting of the Mcllale
Circle +. b., was held last evening at No 267 Bo|ey In
the absence OF the Cenerthe Secretary Mr James Mca'
hon, in the chair The object OF the meeting was TO
advance the cause Of the freedom OF Ireland and 10 -
crease the strength OF the Circle several new members
obtained. Mr.. A. A. Griffin and Mr NJ Price made
addresses urging upon the Circle the eecesSy OF union
and cooperation. The ordinary routine business having
been transacted, the meeting adjourned.
The battalion of Washington Greys. n. q. 5.
n y will make AN excursion to Boston and Providence
Tuesday At Boston they will be received by,
and remain the guests Of the Boston Lancers and on tile
evening of the l9th grand hop and promenade concert
will be given their honor On the 20th the Greys VIII
depart Tor Providence remain there day. and return to
this city. Active and honorary members desiring TO par
tcpate in the excursion VIII report at the aTInory
tomorrow or Friday evening
The CrotOn Aqueduct Board yesterday was
20 have awarded contracts Tor laying the NcosOn pave
been served restraining the Board from making such
awards These nIunctions granted on the applica
tion of William b. Astor, and prohibited the Mayor. Al
dermen and COmmonalty from making any contract 10
have the said streets laid with this pavement In the
further consideration OF the awards Of contracts
postponed until next Monday.
Among the passengers by the Vile de Paris,
arrived Yesterday was Count LOttuIn Of Prussia, who
goes TO Washington as Secretary the Prussian Lega-
tiOn and Baron Won Kusserow who was lately
recalled by his Government, at the instance OF Mr..
Seward for beng engaged in duel with Gen Lawrence
and transferred 10 the Court OF ST. James. Count
LOttum is at the BrevoOrt House, the Hon. H. Monso Of
England Capt Charles Riley OF the British Army, +.
Brten, esq, Belfast Ireland, Gen II. H. Baxter, YER
mont. the Rev H. Allen, aud the Rev C. X. Thompson
Philadelphia also at the BreYOOrt House, Capt TOWN.
siend. and Mir Kerdall Of the 2d Ife Guards London
are at the Clarendon Hotel Capt Boyd OF the Royal
Canadian Rifles, Dr. ID. H. do BlasOn, Madrid, and W W
Corcorau esq, Washington at the New-IO IOrk Hotei
Capt FOrDey. u. s. Navy, the Metropolitan Hotel
exGov. Curtin and Gen. c. H. T. Coils Pennsylyanla,
are at the AlbermaTle HOTEL the Hon. Henry g. Demhg'
Hartford and the Hon. j. X EdgertOn. Fort Wayne are
at the ST. Nicholas HOTEL Prof j. f. Hilgard and Dr NJ
u Echeverre. Washington. at the ST. james HOtei
Commander g. NJ. Ransom, Il. +. Navy, and the Hon j.
ID. Hoover, Washington, at the AstOr HOas' James
Terwileger Syracuse, Is at the Fifthave Hotel and
AnnA Y. DickenSOn Is at the 81. Denis Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
THE TwENTY.sECoND REGIMENT

The Twenty Regiment, n. e. 5. n. Y,
will depart for Long Branch by special steamer to-day
for an encampment OF several days The regiment will
ma rch down Broadway its way 10 the point OF EN-
barkation starting from the armOry IN FOurteenth-st,
between and 10 o'clock in the morning. ABOUT 500
officers and men, exclusive Of the band and
drum corps, will participate In the encdmpneht
The competitive prize firing viii be exciting feature
OF the exercises the Branch There Will De numerous
festivities including presentation OF prizes ana gahd
dance at the StetsOn House saturday evening" win
which the encampment Will terminate. The regiment
however will not return until Monday morning pretty
plateau along the seashore has been selected as the
place for pitching tents Here the members VIII
mess their meals being prepared at hotel
Among the prizes which good maRmen will receive are
A gold and silver mounted Winchester repeating rifle,
given by the field officers Of the regiment diamond
pin given by Quartermaster H. c. Rogers Mess0n re-
Yoyer, presented by Capt X. s. Grant; two gold medals
one presented by G. A. setsOn and the other 10y Lieut.
Austin OF Company T. gold watch and chain, win
lOcket attached, from the e1-ofhcers 0f the
regiment, and two neeTschaum pipes
Gen Aspnwa presents beautiful bronze figure 10 the
Company, making the best average firing These prizes
are to be on exhibition at Tfauys during this week.
complimentary hop is to be gwen TO the regiment and
80 tie Philadelphia City troop Friday at the Cont
mental.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
RELIEF.

oyprcE MANHATTAN CooPERATIvE RELIEF AssoclATIoS,}
No 431 BEOONK.sl., NEw- or
THE MANHATTAN COOPERATIVE kELiEF ASSOCIATION
chartered bY the state Of NeS-iork
OBJECT.
The object this cash payment within ory
ds aer the death Of member many dollars there are n
ber In the class to which she belongs his or her heirs
MEMBERSHIP FEES.
The membershp six dollars at joining uor Whirn p
viii mushed) dollar and ten cents on tue deah % c
notice VIII be gyeu one collar rom e"th mem
Der goes widow heirs OF the deceased member ana Ne n
ceuts expenses ,f collecting
INVESTMENTS.
Of Onetbrd OF
received as aew member,p fees shall be made sinking fand 70 meet
by the duuencs Of meiners lh ilh - ueu
by the National COMPANY and will be invested 10 nd SaIe
bond New-lok 1y pop
be double the yane Of tie money 50 oAAe
THE FUNDS. ~
The remaining tro after paving the Of the Asoea
ton sha be invested real toe Cy Of New.lork or IN bono
and on property the City Of heSfok the interest 0 "ch
shall 20 To- ay Of the Association deceased
the the properly hho
such funds said expenses however not to exceed one hundred dollars
bis fee ~ collar ana ten cents Nlllh
thirty Of notice fois all claims upon the Assa
forfrs all money previously Ia 10 tue racine STATE
denc notify Secretary aud appoint representative to pay LIS
fees a.
deaths tlus
s,n4ing time OF 20
Six Dollars uoS aud ~ ~
occasionally seeming 5000 his ner The average number o
dollars each si nave pay TO secure F2OO WIZ e ~ per
they would have regular Insurance
Company 5000 policy
Ts COMPANY B divided clssses for and ten classes for
soon irI ten new classes VIII De
adopted NJ, aad allowed tie classes L'e
z glsdO 10
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ANswERs TO coRREsPoNDENTs.

"W. T. Co." Newly York.-The children OF
persons duly naturazed being under the age OF q "hen
their parents were naturalzed SHALL II dwelling In the
United States be considered citizens thereof upon at
tanning their majority....."J. T." NewYork-A dis
charged soldier who desires to become citizen by rea
son Of service In the army, not required TO present his
discharge but full proof must be given that the party
applying served in the army, and was honoraby dis
charged. The receipt mentioned, accompanied by the
testimony OF person who has seen the discharge
and can swear 10 It's contents Will probably Do sufficient.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHEH

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cloudy rainy from lO35 II AOon-yery .2o0y i s ~ t 20
40. shower go depth lilo Of an inehi H-o % ~
65 10 o2O 80 6ue elcud senery. 5 Z y,
Astrononca-NaI readers o'
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u,ehl eyepece by eh their telescope can p engl Nln a
,G n,ser vitboa material loss Of light Ihns an oheryeT,s
unable 10 dessry the fh satellite Of saturn "ln " , ~
oet g7 o inches he then uses l"N'I q" n ~
the poter and loses et planet er'on e. dhhrT thn
be uss ne lorgator and poser Of zoo has ' % ""a
p AID not Of light but hns MIN 1eAb' Tue oi
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BASE BALL.
ATLANTIC VS.. NATIONAL.

The few lines sent by the telegraph to The
TRIBUNE yesterday morning told the result OF the game
between the Atantics and Nationals at Albany 1t was
a singular coincidence that both the Atlantcs and Mu
tuas should the day, and that too, in
engagements where defeat deemed impossible. III
report is true the Atantcs were beaten mertorously
by the Nationals on Monday Aug. 3, the Mutual club
OF NewYOrk defeated the Nationals, 80 10 20 ana the
Unon Club OF Morrlsania met and defeated this same
club on the 27th of July, Sc TO 49, The following Is sum-
mary:
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
COURT CALENDARs-Turs DAY.

SCPREME COUHT-CaAEBEKs-Hed By BARNARD. Court Opei
at lOA Gall Of Calendar al IA IA Reserved esseA
l6o Bell ct al hgt Waterbury l66.. De'oe sgt CbAnuy.
a al I67. .DrsOe Birch
sUPKR,oK CouRT-SPECAL TSkE Held By GARVIS,J
GDtons heard ss u
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
iNYINGs
ITEMS.

The Olympic Club of Washington were beat
en- at Troy on Monday, by the Haymakers, A to g..
The PecOnic and Athletic Clubs play to-day
at the CaptOlne grounds.
1t is probable the return game between the
Mutuas aud EckfOrs will take place Friday OF TINS
week. at the Union grounds.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT or NEW YORK. .
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
s,%ap s,. Ssgsf, uasr' Balsusa Richmond @d o.,'
STEAMSHIP GAiatss, Nye. Providence mdse and pass
Balk Falue Carver Turks island - diys, ALT
BsIs David Nicboa. waymaa Rondout f9r Boston.
Brg Marguerite cole POI, .uPnaee % diys coffee aud logwool
Bng jaime. BIs., Hatch, Roaiout ior Portsmouth
Leafs Daou Bqeuos Ayrs u aa' hdes Len roH
Mary Augu.i. css. Spray Port Johnson.
clIel isGl5 RIVER bel jane, Nj Bsy, ElilAbehport
G. e. Hubbard virginia Dawson. Port johnson.
e. II. NoHham. Portland, o. fhcte EAAutb fot Johnson
H. A. Deuug, Portland c. nf Franklin, NeN6urgh
Ma,,aehusets Roekand Allen Quincy kopdoat
Robert j. Mercer. Bostos. 4. J. Preble, Philadelphia
j s ieny. Providence. julia 5 swan, EiIahebpor.
Fashion Brooshayeu. New Regulus Port Johnson
ssasaack. WociyiIle Martha Jane, Port jefferson
Ma. s,G' Jol aa.o s.oa PSad PSlias Ct Hal RoeEaad
II iabeth Helen, New.I.eH. Chauncsy St John sewAyeD
Lucy C. Hall Milestone Chusiiana, Cape sable
David Nelson Port johnson. Ea Frances New Bedford.
srah A. Faleouer Roulout Helen H. Benedict Sew.iIayen.
Mantle Port johnson Lime. Jonesboro
Harriet Lssi.. Eu,abe,hporL G l. Hulse, EiabsthpOrt
ctarssr EIIsbe,hpsrt sarah Watson BliIabcthport
A. Gooispeed South Amhoy j. L. Hes EAiabellport
Sloop Deep River. Scott BlIabsthport
Soop Holmes. Edwarls B.Iahsihport.
soop Edwin Post, Lampbier, BiEabethpof
SAILED.
Steamship, CITY Of NevYork for Lvepoo Hosaa Hamburg Sar
Atog Richmond and Norfolk ships John Bright and Alexander Mar
DOMESTIC PORTS.
san FASc,G0 Aug slime S We 'iR Asots, Hoal s Sn FaSs
Ma, P. hs,f'I0. s, "a .p AEasr for Hong Kong
SAyASNAa Aug AIvei steamship Nyoming from PhAdepha
brig Wesiori for HailaI
WusNGroS Aug -Auiyed steamship james A. Gary, from
Baltimore. Cleared steamship Vim. ?. Clyde, Or Ncs.iork
CHAELyros Aug llArted steamship Charleston. from New
A. Gn Boston Sailed ship Seberg for Liverpool
ALEIANDkA Va Aug lArrytd steamships John Gibson and
James Gibson from NesYos scbrs Helen oyt New Haven VIM
COy Bristol Sailed sohIs o'ue ho Tor hoooAeni T. b. Nc
Shan. Nee-Hayen.
PoKrIEss Aug 1Passed In tow brig Portland for
sch Lucy, Eureka ard Serene Sailed L. 3 steamers
Bib for IIAitcras; Marblehead. Norfolk
SoRroLE Va Aug isaed bark n veras from City
Venice.
BosToS Aug LAyed bark Delta from Arirosssn bng Char
o Bue Sauls Rivers Forest State Eabelport seLr lArqun
Turks Island.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LvERPoot niegeuce has been received here that the
Auiubon Hatch which sailed ro San Francisco March
Hong Kong May 30 arrived Manila 10
distress with her Inaiumast gone, aud otherwise damaged
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
IAntonncsmenglI

Horrible sufferings from Rupture and final
efpeueed By Mr. George Hgss Read BIS statement oh 'a
PAGE % paper special notice.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12

TIE SAFE in Mr.. Broughton's house, High
Bsr could house robbed BY
tur Friday had bis house neea protected With the
Burglar Alarm Telegraph. T. HolhEs, NO EVl bfoaaHS'
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12

A SPLENDID NUMBER.-DO not fail to see the
September ,Hihy Magazine with thr grand de
and other novelties vii be- seek
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Embracing the most decided all their yahons departments
for DESIGNING, MODELLING, DIESINKING. CHASING En-
CRAVING FINISHING they produce which at once appeal 10
the most cultivated TASTE UTILITY, BEAUTY and FINISH
Q Facilities for manufacturing in LARGE QUANTITIES ONLY
THE FIEE GOODS enabling them reduce the labor prices to the
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person piy. anon Jee ming member 10 each time meu0er
des belonging 70 ne same class ne or 's may oe 1,nOs l
dues Edeh class Is NDzPENDES @aomg no eo"'eo"
ILLUSTRATION.
cA,, a. has 500 male TeSOsl % M % aS d as b se aa as %
naming dollar and cents each to the Assoca
reimburse it, Falling to send tbs sum hfy forfeit 20 "a. A
81 the place Oi the retiring
ADVANTAGES.
p,5. mo- s can br,ak H. tie fees are required
b. paid at such long intervals any 10 bis amy
HOW TO BECOME MEMBERS.
Any desiring member must send &c IN cheek bank
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no. Ssps1. 2 u, a.i t at for cSss
% Ss ya s 70 sist the order S Of $ cAAS s
p4nyng money be paper giving the applicants m name age
oass address, sss ,oTs soua State o ceoats setting
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application Tor uembsnLP will be sent upon application
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90 TO MACFARLAND's BOOKSTORE.
~ and Broadway aud boz Of beautiful
FRENCH NOTE PAPER
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
STARR & MARCUS,
NO. 22 JOMN.ST., Up Stairs,
CONTINUE TO MAKE a SPECIALITY
OF THR
G0RHAM MFG. CO.'S
SOLID SILVERWARE,

embracing all their NEWEST and CHOICEST PRODUCTIONS in
DINNER TEA and DESSERT SERVICES, with varied selection
Of ornamental useful pieces also extensive stock Of FORKS
SPOONS and KNIVES Of NOVEL DESIGN and UNSURPASSED
FINISH which to purchasers present the following Inducements;
l. Tie quality guaranteed by MINT ASSAY every piece bear
ing their trade mark thus
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
XERMONT SPRING.

This Spring which has become celebrated remedy diseases
commonly deemed Hcurshe the Mssqao River In sheldon W.
actually Cancer Scrola Bghs Disease
the Kidneys Rheumatism, Dyspepsia Consumption Salt Rheu.
syphilis Diseases Of the Skn the Bye the Scalp Nervous Posaon
Female Complaints
Impressions made by
petors shat this Spring used
before extraordinary virtues aseeraned IL discovered
little aud immediately distinction curing
yas who had tried other springs aud has home
aud Eapean reputation unequaed brief period by remedial
spring iu the world
Its claims are based solely s merits
Purchase bottles bearing tie inscription Vermont
Spring, 4 Co. sheldon, VT"
For sale by the principal Druggists and by
SAKE Il Co. No. All BroOme. st. n Y.
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