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"OUT OF SORTS"
MARRIED.

In this city, March 25 by Rev Dr. Smaller, Charles
Rich aud Miss Mary IL. Libby. both OF Portland.
In Auburn, March 81, Mellen Z. Hunton and Miss
Lucy +. True. both OF Lewiston.
In Auburn, March 49, Lora l.. Tracy and Martha
S. Cole, both OF Auburn. .a
In Rockland March 5. John H. Anderson, of R.,
anu X esiah c. Haskell, OF Deer Isle.
In Stockton, A. A. Cobb of Searsport and Miss
e. j. Carter, of s. ~ ts-LEs ID lll 81
In Palermo, March 1, Albert Booker and jose
phne Turner. .e-4 e
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u ALBION HOUSE. "a e.
NJ W TASTY. Gardiner A Fl Harris, Boston
F L simms, skowhegan E Morrow, do
I Mcaresor, Gorham Err Foote, Great Fails 81
c Hayes, Belfast AKA VIM Higgins, Standish
@ w Cutter, WestbroolS E d Merrill, Pennington
P Rsndsl Maine all sS SKIM we s
j Fl Morton, Worcester A-P Fuller, New York =
Stockbridge, LewistonS yohnson, do
L Chick Kennebunk G Mason, Salem
1nr COMMERCIAL HOUSE. rTotB
j Small Dover Loring, Maine
B Blain, Boothbay @ NJ Stevens Westbrook
A Melville, st John III Goodrich, Portsmouth
Mrs Britain q W, BostonL waterhouse. Taunton
Spring, Hiram san.o As9 70 St John 1o,,,
' weymouth, MontrealF 4 Howard, WATERFOWL
] 2 Morrison, Naples VIC Howard, do
Fglert9 New YOrkW Esta6roGk Qdown
NJ E.Peirce, 3 do EEari. Boston 80
M Bennett, ThomastonG Stevens, New York
ssIIi Boston R MiiD d Boston xnnt
g 3 Emery, Gorham B E Mason, Boston
g \ Way, do Az W T INN Boston
4 - CITY HOTEL. ri "a
j Bell, Boston Harmon, Burlington
J Colored, Porter 9 Peabody, Lewiston ~
j Duira & W, StHyacintheL Haple, Bedford
j M Nixon, Charlesto L P Davis, Sharon,
EH WWh nndaa, Harrison Hs @ag Lewiston
r Dunhem Westbrook DIG Wiggin, Boston
d Brigham, New York; Cole, West Milan
NJ l. Morris, Skowhegan Fowler, Bluehill
Mrs Hilton, Belfast A w Paine, Montada
Mrs Prescott, Montreal q r WormTath, Mass -
NJ Furlong, DamarscotaJ Young, Boston
1888 PREBLE HOUSE.
7 woodbury.. Boston HI swasey, standish
Geo Bachelor, do NJ Franklin, New York
L L ra'V do VIM i B1rd, do II
e Towle, do e Bullock, Boston
A Judson, New York j "A Lappen, do
S Z la ynes, Springfield Il Little, Providence
VIM Buchanan, New York; d Wheeler, Keene NH
Peter Buchanan, do Z Phaion, do
seth L Holbrook, Oxford II Cousens, Gorham
G B Conant, Lewiston Il Crockett, DO ~ .HE
W II Love- Philadelphia A Blithen, Boston
i Maury & W, do W FL Yinton. Gray sgr
W W Elliott, Boston A Mitchell, Brunswick
John Ware, Athens L IL Morgan, Guiford
st-e.ea s U. S. HOTEL.
Whitney, Mass WP Warren, Boston
w f Pendeton, Pittston w OReey, Canada
w Lunt, Boston d Ryan, Virginia
j Main, Scotland "A f Baker, Paddock
II II Wright, New York II A Mitchell, Swanyie
q Il Harding. do Nus Pomeroy & s, Mass
e Adams, Boston A Dodge, Boothbay
j Wood, do y G G Adams, New York
Plunkett, Ottawa G w Harmon, Bridgton
d W OBrion, Cornish I NJ Smith, Boston
G Foss, Lee1s sess A X Davis, do 4a-
S G Chalbourne, BridgtonA Wyman, Lawrence
j L Boothby, New York R Eaton, Boston ald
w Turner, Mass 'A b Leavitt, WATERFORD ~
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To Holders of Government Bonds
AND OTHER go
SECURITIES AND VALUABLEs.
Union Safe Deposit Vaults,

40 State ST., Boston. "a
LEE, HIGGINSON & Co., offer for REM. Safes
inside their Vaults at rates from $40 to 800 per
annum They also offer to receive, on Special Depos
it, as Bailses, securities of persons living in the
cou TRY or travelling abroad, Officers OF the Army
anil Navy, Masters of Vessels and others. Circulars
containing full particulars forwarded application
to eNA = - HENRY LEE, Manager.
Boston, Mar IS, 1s6S.-sNeod&w1y
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THERE was never. anything more, satisfacto-
nv than Cen Buffers defence of the replica
ton of the House managers TO the Presidents
answer against the criticisms of the Dem
ocrats. He met Fernando Wood at every
point and utterly "squelched" him every time
he opened his lips. Ii Butler goes on in this
way through the whole trial, he will not only
place beyond question his position as one of
: the first lawyers in the country, but will al
most merit forgiveness for his greenbae1 her
esy. IF Johnson should appear in person next
Monday, it would be perfect godsend to But
Ter, for the presence of the great criminal will
give point to the Generals defamation when
q he opens the case and will perhaps make the
scene historical one. IL. --..s -
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s LIQUOR SEzURE.-A small lot of liquors was
seized by the police yesterday, in the shop of
Ephraim Cannon. =.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-26

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
The National Republican Convention, which
is to convene at Chicago on the Goth of May,
will comprise ga delegates. including those
from tho Southern States; Alb have already
been chosen. zig more are to be elected from
the following States: Illinois, 80; Iowa, 16;
Minnesota, s; Kansas, g.; Nebraska, 6; Nevada,
6; California, 10; Oregon, 6; New Hampshire,
10; Delaware, 6; Virginia, 20; North Caroline,
1S; Alabau a, Is; Louisiana, IA; Texas, -; and
a part the delegates for Maine and Massa-
chnsetts, in which States .alone is the district
system observed. There are threatened con-
testing delegations lin whole or in part) from
Pennsylvania, Maryland and California.
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This day received a fresh lot of Norfolk
Oysters at Atwood's Oyster Saloon, No. 43 Cen
ire street
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For Lease.

AND good rooms can be obtained for gentlemen
"A and their wives or single gentlemen, at No 81
DanGorth street. mar26dtf
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Merchants Exchange.

AunudI MtSLIuS.
THE Annual meeting of the Merchants Exchange
Il will occur on
Monday, March 3Oih, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
for the choice of Directors &c.
Subscriptions Tor the current year will commence
that day and all who wish to avail themselves Of
the privilege OF the Room for the coming year VIII
be expected to pay their subscriptions and obtain
checks of admission, which viii be required on and
alter that date
Terms; Single individuals. 90 90.
Firms and Corporations, 10 90.
Per order
M.N.RICH, Supt.
sB-Argus g. Star copy. mar26-dtd
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Fourth Pdge-The Sugar Season, by Alice
Carey; Hard Times: Lincoln as Lawyer
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"Bny NE, and I,lI do you Good. % DR..
LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BITTERS in ev-
cry instance prove this motto true. They do good
to every who uses them for Jaundice, Headache,
Costiveness, Liver Complaints, Humors, Impure or
Bad Blood General Debility, and all Bilious Diseases.
mar1Sdtyssn Boston, and all Druggists.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Ea " lillian Cullen Bryant
SAYS cur Port Wine is very fine, and seems to meet
with general favor. Asz
Surgeon-General Barnes '8o
Says 'tall Wines submitted to the Government by
your house are pure
George ID. Prentice Z
Of the Louisville Journal says: 'I do not entertain
single doubt as to the purity of your Wines"
'fa Ex-Governor DOwney e
Of California. saws: 81 cheerfully recommend your
Wines to all who desire pure juice of the grape"
BIZ The New York Tribune
Says: ''Your Sweet Wines have decacy and favor
about them unsurpassed by any Of the varieties of
Isaac Russell, 81.
Secretary of the Christian Commission. Louisville,
say: Your Wines were more acceptable and gave
better results than any others have ever used.'
Mrs. Alfred Clapp,r~ ,aH
President Ladies' Soldiers Aid, St. Louis, says:-
''The in the hospitals call Tor your Wines in
all critical cases, as superior to any other
3r5 Ed Dr. j. p. Grey,
Superintendent New York State Lunatic Asy lum,
Asylum and recommend them to my friends, pro-
tesslonally and otherwise and shall continue to do
so.' "a F-ef as q sntH TsT
The California Wine Growers Associa.
ton, 90 -l"
,s5il'e- q In a report signed by .er
j. Ross Browne, io-4
The well-known litterateur, Endorsed our houseand
officially thanked us for introducing Pure Wines.
+. For the dinner table, our Heck and Cinret
W ines; for dessert, the sick chamber for wheys
OF Jellies, or for evening or wedding parties,
"Anaeiica,', or .siss uscatel.''
Our Port Wine for all uses in which genuine
Lisbon Wines would be used; tor sickness or cult
nary purposes, our Grape Brandy. --
BeaOare of Spurious limitations.
! Ask for our Wines and take no others.
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Moth Patches, FrccL,es and Tan,

NAOth Fatches, FFccKEes ana THms ~
The only relic BILE remedy for those brown discolor
atoms the face is ''Perys Moth and Freckle Lo-
tion." Prepared only by DR.. B. G. Perry, 40 Bond
St, New York SOldeyerywhere. mar21d6Sw6msN
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-st FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Havana 18th, barque Lavinia, from Troon,
brig Success fin Portland; Ellen, from Sierra Mo-
rena. sailed tor Portland.
Sid l4th, barque L I Stocker, Bibber, POI tland;
sch Nellie Chase. Strout, do 18th, brig Mary
Thompson, Warren, Sierra Morena. ~
Ar at st John. 3, 25th. brigs Bonito, Edgett and
Cheviot, Cole. Portland.
Ar at New York 25th, brig Mary Chase, Melon
AID Nueyitas
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HAVE YOU

DOT q neat, convenient, tenement of 8, 6. or
VI rooms, within five minutes walk Of the Post o.
stating terms, location, &C., A. A. L., Box AZ.
Mar 26-dtf
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A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN
Catarrh, Headache, Fad Breath. IHoarse-
ness, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Deafness, Nc., -G
And all disorders resulting from Colds in
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not Day Up,o Catarrh but
LDOSE EMS it; trees the head OF all offensive
matter quickly removing Bad Breath and Headache;
aiinys and sO0tlies and buruling heat in Ca
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that 1t positively ~ p
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZING!
As TrocIae Powder, is pleasant to the taste,
and never nauseates; when swallowed, instantly
gives7to the Throat and vocal organs
Delicious Sensation of Goodness and
Comfort.
Is the Best Voice Tonic in tho world! --
Try il! Safe, Reliable and only SIS cents.
Sold by Druggists, or mailed Free address
COOPER, WILSON & CO.,
Propretors, Philadelphia.
w. w. Whippe & Co, Portland, General Agents.
Wholesale Agts, Geo. G. Goodwin & Co; Rust Bros
q Bird, Boston; J.W. Perkins & Co, W. F. Phillips
q co, H. H. Hay, Portland
Nov 14-sNeod&w6m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-26

On Ash "Wednesday the Pope went
through the lengthy ceremony of placing
ashes on the shaven heads of his venerable
brethren of the Sacred College, and as ma
ny other ecclesiastical diplomatical and civil
disnataries as applied for that privilege.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-26

rsz-FYrst Page to-day-The Bondholder
Unearthed; Best Soil for Beans; Our Heroic
Dead; The Late and Present English Pre-
x,,;ar. VariatiaS
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EIarriage and Celibacy.

An Essay for Young Men on the crime Of solitude,
and the Diseases and Abuses which create impede
ments to marriage, with sure means OF relief. Sent
in sealed envelopes free otcharge. Address, DR.. 81
SkIL.IN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. SIN d&w3m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-26
FiSherieS.---TWineS,

FisherieS.---Twine
LyOR SALE to the trade by the Bale, 100 Bales
4 Superfine Cotton Irvine, for Herring, Pohagen,
and Mackerel-ine nos.; these twines grade ADORE
the ordinary quality. et. HtFrrFe
AM NET q Tw1NE CO.. 43 Commercial St.
a29d1aw3m sN PnS'rlN
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Gibraltar 23d inst. barque Danl Webster, eros
By, from Boston.
at Chinchas oath nit, ships Mary Emma, Patten,
and Gen Butler, Chase for England: Atalanta East
man. tor Antwerp Britannia. Smith, for France;
Transit whitmore for Germany.
Ar at Montev.deo Jan 2S, Br barque Phenix, Nc
Gregor, Portland.
CID at Rio Janeiro 21st ult barque Horace Beals,
Blankenship. New York.
In port 25th ult, ship Anna Blanchard for Callao;
Volunteer, simpson, from New York for San Fran
cisco, repg.
Sid z9th ult sch Caroline Hall, Doughty, st Jago.
Ar at Demerara Sd inst, sch Jas ODonodue, Wy
man. Wilmington.
Ar at BarbabOes I'd inst, sch Leila Carter, George
town. SC.
In port nth inst brig Henry w Seayey, Lee i'm
New York, ar Cd, disg. for do; Black swan. Podger
from Georgetown, SC. ar ID, do; Allston. Sawyer,
bury, from Darien ar 29th ut, dsg; Saxon Cassidy,
foD Calais, ar 18th, do; Sabao Lamson I'm Jack
sonville, az LIST, do.
At Ponce, PR. It'll inst, sch Ruby, Broubeck, from
Portland via st Thomas, unc,
Ar at Kingston, ia, 9Th inst, sch Angie M Moffit
Glover. -, land sailed sth Tor Alligator Pond and
New York
Ar at Annatto Bay, ia, I'd inst, sch Fri, sprague,
Machias.
Sid i'm Oleniuegos 18th, brig Lizabel, Panno. tor
New Orleans. y, ..
Cid at Havana 10th inst. schs Bertha souder,
Wooster, Sierra Moreno; Maracaibo, Henley, Ba-
racoa.
Sid FIN Matanzas 14th inst, brigs Poinsett, AMBER
son, and w Drisko, Eaton, Boston.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-26

DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE.-A Dartmouth COR
respondent writes that the college gymnasium
has been closed for week to introduce new
heating apparatus, and that during the next
summer vacation steam heating apparatus
will be introduced into all the college build
ings. A rash innovation, though comfortable
at morning prayer time. 5.nneie 4ot )
The same correspondent informs us that the
Junior Jacknife, which is presented to that
member of the Junior Class who is judged by
his classmates to be "most wanting in physi-
cal beauty" has been conferred upon Albert
w. Cooke of Milford, Mass. The presenta-
ton was made by VIM. l.. Worcester, of
Thetford, Vt, Mr.. Cookies chief rival for the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-26

Barque David Nichols, OF Searsport, from Phila-
pelphia TOR Barbados, which got ashore on Cape
Henlopen, has bilged and is full OF water.
Sch Dirigo, Clark, from Washington Tor Whining
ton, NC, put into Norfolk 18th inst, leaky.
Sch Romp, from an Eastern port Tor New York,
with a valuable cargo, went ashore in Oyster Bay.
LII, night of the 2lst, where she remains She VIII
come of with but little damage.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-26

In COMFORTABLE CRcUMsTAEcEs.-C orne-
Illus Vanderbilt is supposed to be worth $780,
100000. A large proportion of his means are
invested in railroad stocks and securities.
Daniel Drew is worth $15,00O,0O0 to $4,000, 00O.
He is shrewd and interchangeable. 1t is said he
has the advantage of Vanderbilt in the Erie
fight in this: Drew and his associates have
the company's funds to fight with; Wander
bilt and his associates are obliged to draw up
on their own means to pay expenses.
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Stafe Assayer's Office, Boston, Mass.

State Assayer's Once, Boston, Mass.
A BOTTLE OF
Mr.W s. Mains EIderberry Wine"
Has been received here Ia the state in which it is
sold in the market, - for analysis.
1t was found to be an excellent, matured Elder
berry Wine, comparing tavorably with the choicest
samples of s.Sambuci Wine," and containing even
more more of the acid salts asringent and valuable
qualities of the berry, than that wine does.
1t has the best properties OF Port Wine, without its
intoxicating quality, and in sickness. as q bever-
age, it should replace the imported Wines
Respectfully,
7G st z a. A. HAYES, NJ. ID. State Assayer
20 State Street, Boston, iA
,A' 10Th Aug. 1867 14
iieb1id&wtfsN = b s. DANA HAYES Chemist
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[Additional per Citv II Baltimore.l


Ar at Liverpool 7th inst. Messenger, Small, from
Savannah; 9Th, W A Campbell, Curling. I'm Noble;
49, 3 Ryerson; GaTdiner. New orleans; 7th' Mary
Cid 9th. John Elliot. Griffin, tor Calcutta; 10th,
Enrique circuit, Havana.
Sid 9TH inst. st James. Goodwin, for New Orleans;
Goodell, Crockett, Yokohama; 9Th, Sun shine Pol-
lard. Africa; st louis Hubbard, Key West; Nun
guam Dormio, Cousins, tor Savannah; 10th, Bunker
Ent for ldg It'll, Premier, White, for Bombay; 9th
Lydia Sheffield, Curtis, Savannah.
In the Downes stn, Ges Hunt, Woodbury., from
OF Yarmouth 9Th, sancho Panza, Heagan, from
Havre tor New Orleans. rr.E
Sid fan Falmouth sth, Sarepta, Oliver Liverpool.
Sid I'm Newport 9Th, Mary X Somers, Somers, for
Passed B.oadstairs 9th, S Curling, Morse trom
HULL for Callao.
AR at Aberdeen 9th, Charter Oak, Turkey, Callao.
Ar at Dundee 10th inst, Morayia. Patten, Callao.
Ar at Queenstown It'll, Homeward Bound, Gill
Sid I'm Bangkok Jan 10, Fruitcr, Hamilton, for
Hong Kong.
SID TN Sourabaya Jan Q, Winfield Scott, Rand, for
PaSsarOeang. M
Ar at Akyab Jan 81, Ell Dorado, Haskell, I'm Sin
gapore.
Ar at Calcutta Jan 81, Caope, Simmons, Hong
Kong; Whampoa. Carter, Port Blair. ~
Ar at Bombay Jan 81, Zenobia, Hutchins, Kurra-
chez; Eel 10, 1iconderoga, Rice, Calcutta
Sid Feb l, Mont Blanc, Chase, ior Amherst; 9Th,
Pride OF tile Port, Jordan, Liverpool 18th, Oak
land, Merriman, for do.
5iu III hduTaS Jan hOmuiiS, LOHuOHs
Sid finn Leshorn Sd inst, Devonshire. Drinkwater,
Philadelphia. t
Sid i'm Marseilles 5th inst, Don Quixote, Hassell.
tor Boston.t
Ar at Havre 9Th inst. Canada, Smith, New York /;
Europa. Patten, New Orleans.
Sid 9th, Harvest Home Berry, New Orleans.
Ar at Hamburg 9th inst, Mary A Kch, Ross, from
New Orleans.
Cid at Rotterdam 9th inst, Gen Sheyley, Dins-
more, Cardiff.
OFF Gibraltar 29th ult Pactolus, Tobey I'm Genoa
for New York
SPOKEN
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HartshOrn's Bitters.
kEY to HEALTH {!

Cost refunded if 10 fails 20 relieve every
Bilious or DysPePtic symptom.
No. 1879 Water Street, Boston.
March 20. wsm13 4- 70
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SPOKEN

March 7, PM, of Great Ormshead, ship Wash
ington, from Liverpool for New York.
March II, of Key West, ship Zouave, whitmore,
20 days from Liverpool for New Orleans
No date, lat 80 n, Ion 81 OF W, ship w L Storer
from Swansel Tor Valparaiso.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-26

The Washington correspondent of the Bos-
ton Advertiser gives the proceedings of the
Court ofImpeachment on Tuesday, when in
secret session for the purpose Of considering
the length of time to be allowed to the Presi-
The New York herald., 1868-08-19
HELP WANTED-MALEs.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY AS SOLE AGENT-NoNE
w but D responsible energetic experienced paty who
and who large com
mission securing advertisements In a OF the
best MEDIUMS the world; samples ready Addrsss K
Co., box Tel Herald office.
The New York herald., 1868-08-19

A a. BURNHhM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
IA Express IFS West Eleventh street. near sixth avenue.
Furniture, families moved, city country furnure packed
shppsd stored: money advanced
The New York herald., 1868-08-19

VVANTED-A SMART, ACTIVE BOY, TO WORK IN A
w bakery out bread must be well recommend
ed Amy at l ,263 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-08-19

DY N. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.-SFLLS THIS DAY,
ID nj I0% o'clock at the saesroom 70 Nassau street.
Fulton superior Psrlor Chamber Library and Dining Room
Furniture In walnut rosewood and mahogany OF all hnds
curled hair Mattresses rosewood Panoforte, Brussels Car
pets Turkish Lounges, Billiard Table, &c worthy the aen
tion of dealers and housekeepers.
The New York herald., 1868-08-19
DY HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER will sell by auction,
Thursday, August %, at 10l@ o'clock, at the
Parsonage Mansion
few sf of hirda

EDWARD A. LAWRENCE, AUCTIONEER- HANDSOME
IL Household Furniture rosewood mahogany and black
walnut, Carpets, Mirrors &C. LAWRENCE & sTRATToN
August 20 at II o'clock A. M all the handsome Furniture
contained in said house. consisting part Of backwanut
Dining Table, backwanut Dining Chairs rosewood Paror
Suit rosewood marble Centre and Side Tables
Etageres, lace and brocse Curtains Brussels Carpets
bronze Chandeliers carved black Bedseads and
BILE top Dressing Bureaus spring hair Mattresses feather
Pillows rosewood ArnOr lace, mahogany Secretary,
Bookcase marble top Washsand, &c also lot OF Kitchen
Furniture with which the sale win commence.
The New York herald., 1868-08-19
BOGART. AUCTIONEER.

i bOdAhI,
81. THIS DAY,
ION O'Clock, at the auction rooms No. North William
street. Saloon Furniture consisting Of Tables
Chairs Bureaus, wsshstsnas copper stii Crocke and
Glassware, Bedsteads and Bedding Brussels Carpets, on
cloths Counter large boxes Of DaguerreOype Cases suit
able for the trade TeteaTete mahogany Chairs, Lounges
bottom Chairs Cooking Stoves Ranges Tnware silver
plated Casters Pitchers, &C., DC.
The New York herald., 1868-08-19

10 LEONARD STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO
clean Offices. &c. do washing own
house. Address or inquire of Mrs. Heise.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-02
Weaning Lamb

Lambs should be taken from tue ewes
before feed begins to fail in the fall;
they require when left to get their liv-
ing, by grazing alone, good pasture, or
they will decline in flesh and enter win
ter in a condition that will not warrant
their going through. The eve also, af-
ter supporting lamb through the sum-
mer, requires time and plenty OF food to
recuperate lost strength and flesh.
Sheep lay on flesh more readily from
grass in the months of October and No
vember than any others, and lambs
should be taken off as soon as Septem
Der, or at least as soon as they are four
months old.
The two focks should be separated if
possible so far that they cannot hear the
bleating of each other, and by all means
so that they are not in fields adjoining,
for they will spend oue-half of Jne' time
running up and down the fences trying
to get together. If lambs cannot be
furnished with good pasturage, they
should have q little oat meal once q
day; a gill to each is sufficient, and less
than that amount should be given at
first.
If docking was neglected at the pro-
per time, do not do it when weaving;
the lambs have enough to endure by the
separation from their mothers; nor
should the job be attended to until grass
has good start in the spring.-N. T..
Farmer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-02

EXPERIMENT IN WHEAT.-William
Otis, a prominent farmer residing in
Gates, about two miles west of Roches-
ter, set apart last season a patch of
ground containing seven square rods
for an experiment in wheat growing.
The wheat embraced four varieties,-
California, Diebl, Soulcs, and bearded
one name not known. 1t was planted
by hand in drills, and as it came up the
plants were from two to six inches
apart. The winter killed the Califor-
MIA clean out, but the other varieties
grew and ripened very we'll. The yield
from these seven rods of ground was
two bushels, or at the rate of nearly for
ty-six bushels to the acre. Where wheat
is generally drilled in as carefully as
this was, it would require but about five
quarts of seed to the acre, instead of
sixty to eighty as is sometimes the case
in ordinary sowing.