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PARTICULARS OF. THE CALCULATION OF HG-


PARTICULARS Of CAIiiUlATsON OF dC-
- malta %
NEW YORK, Sent, o. Bya Rio Janeiro let
ter, dated Aug. Goth, we have additional de-
tails OF the situation in Paraguay. The sur
render of the Paraguayan garrison on the pc
ninsuia near Humaita took place after ten
days desperate struggle, when the Paraguay
ans had been three days without food and
many of them Frustrated by exhaustion The
conditions then stipulated were that they
should not he forced to serve against Lopez and
should choose their own places of residence in
the allied nation. According to Gen. Osorio,
.Humaita was very weak point in its defences
and should have been captured long ago. The
evacuation was going forward for nearly two
weeks before it was discovered by the allies
limbo is now the objective point, as the allies
can't reach TebicIari without first reducing i'll
TERRIBLE STORM AT BUENos AYREs AND LOSS
.-... ...- OF LIFE.
Intelligence from Buenos Ayres is to the eff
feet that storm passed over the city ON the
18th OF August, the day upon which the terri
hle earthquakes visited the West coast. and
was attended with the greatest loss of life that
has occurred there for some time Numerous
vessels were sunk in the harbor and several
houses were blown down. ,.
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AEEZONA

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 21.-Arizona advices
to Sept 9TH have been received.
Col Price had made a treaty OF peace with
the Walleopel Indians. Thu savages consent
ed to surrender their arms and locate on the
river. ra,a
Gen Devin assumed command Of the dis
trict of Arizona vice Gen. Crittenden. who has
been ordered to report at San francisco.
Major Cleerer has assumed command of the
subdistrict of Prescott.
Several Indian outrages had occurred near
Wickenberg and Tucro.
Mining is carried on actively and with good
results,
The crops in the territory are looking finely.
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nN the premises, SATURDAY, Sept. 2stb. at 12t
" o'clock, the building and land as above The
lot has rent on Gray Street of 10 by g. on Brack
eet otIeet. Inc buildings consist OF two and hall
rooms wlth closets pantries and clothes pressos-
On the lower floor roomy store, cons enient for n
grocery ana Provision business. and known as one
OF tue best san Is at the est End. On the rear of
lot good Stable and carriage house. The buildings
all IN thorough repair and the entire property sur
rom 10 A. NJ till r.. NJ. \ deposit from the Duyer
OF $500 at tin Of sale. For particulars call on Inc
auctioneers. sent22dtd
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NEW YORK.
Try AND vICINIT,

Il
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Four women, mostly
servants eutef places, were arrested Yesterday
charged with being concerned in the death of
an old woman named Fogaa, In q tenement
honse on West 18th street sen si aa :
IA revival meeting was held in Kit Rurns,
rat pit in Water street yesterday. Kit, how
ever, was III 10 wise converted, and his Chris
tan advisers had hardly cleared ms doorway
after the exercises were over before his dogs
were killing rats on time i'll the pit. = n. :.
LETTER FROM GENERAL DIX-ENDoRsEMENT
--- OF GRANT AND COLFAX. '
"A letter received here from General Dix saws
i see but one source of safety for the country
under existing circumstances, and that is the
election Of General Gra1t. On his decision of
character, good zeal. moderation and disinter-
ested patriotism, believe the South will have
lar better hope of regaining the position in
the Union TO which it is entitled than under
man whose political career has been in nothing
more conSpicuously marked than in utter in
hrmity oil purpose Independently OF all these
considerations. / should be greatly surprised
II the people OF the United States were TO elect
as their chief magistrate man who was max
ing at the Academy OF Music, on the 4th of
July, 1868, speech deficient IN all the charae-i
terStcs OF an elevated love OF country, at the
very hour when General: Grant was carrying
the victorious armies of the Union into Vicks-
burg, and when thousands of our fallen coun-
trynen were pouring out their blood on the
plains of Gettysburg in defence of theit homes
ana the government WIlcn MIR. seymour was
doing ali in his power to embarrass and dis
credit. am particularly DESTROYS of removing
the impression, if it exists, that am in favor
OF Mr., Seymour or the reputation of any por-
ton of the public debt.
IMMENSE REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING. +
a An immense meeting, of Republicans was
held tonight ut Cooper Institute. Various
Republican Associations in this city paraded,
with Danners and transparencies. Previous to
the meeting a grand display of fireworks was
made In Astor Place. Great enthusiasm pre-
vailed. Speeches were made by Gen John G. I
Fremont, Ohm A. Griswold, and others
HORRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT
ELMIRA, Sept. %. AS the funeral procession
OF Mrs Carr was crossing the Erie Railway,
one mile west of Painted Post, the Rochester
Express came along frightening the horse of
Mr.. Carr. Mrs. Drake, a sister OF the deceased,
was thrown on the track and had both her feet
cut eli by the passing train A child of the
deceased was also run over and literally cut 10 |
Oieces
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CDNNECIECUT.

ASSAULT on THE BOYS IN BLUE.
WATERBURY,, Sept. pa procession of boys
IN niue was assaulted tonight with stones, and
several members seriously injured. The Re
puDncahs neld an enthusiastic campaign meet
ing, here tonight, addressed by P. II. Platte
and others.
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DIFFICULTY AMONG RoMIsH Gil

DIFFICULTY AMONG RoMIsH CLERGY
CHICAGO, Sept. 22--A serious rupture has
occurred between Bishop Duggan (Cathoic)
and some of his clergy in this city. The mat
ter has been referred to Rome for adjustment
In the meantime Rev. DR.: Dunn, Vicar Gen
eIal of the Diocese, Rev. Or. McCioyern, Rev.
Father Rollins and DR.. McMulen are sus-
| pended
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AUUTTON SAFES.
property ON Green Street at Auc.

the pTdse,t. Sept. "a, 1865 at o. lock p. NJ
= ,meIi aecpe vs la Of the late Robert Hull. and
nI,ct1ry Tie ot "a nm INA as Soap aud Candle Man
both tceis The building has All h. renting on
Ior Ie ~ t he ct se9p and Candles or could
well Ui gOOi water in the cellar Trr, mere Is
balance ON mortgage For further p1Tjinniea sni
quire of John L. Hull or 70 BAiIFV GU
septlS'ltl Aue,ioneer
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THE RIFLE TOURNAMENT.

The rifle tournament proceeds slowly. Much
dissatisfaction exists among the men on ac-
count OF the defective arrangements Large
number of persons from the West have re-
turned. .Lieut. Col. jackson won TIE prize for
the Dominion match for $500. AT the Sc cond
match for All Corners this morning Captain
Pierce OF Nova Scotia won the first prize of
$500. He scored IS at 409 yards. The Provin-
cial match commences tomorrow.
The weather is very cold and the wind high
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House and Lot at Auction

{ NJ TUESDAY; September:29th, at o'clock p.
~ M, will he sold the property No. &c Pleasant
street. said property consists OF two story build
ing, al ranged with store and tenement of 10 rooms
finished throughout. Cool cellar with plenty OF soft
ana iiard water and good outblildiugs. lot so by
20 leet. The above property must be sold, as the
owner is about leaving the State. deposit If 500
VIII be rtquiied at sale. Terms at sale.
sepI23ltd T. O. BAILEY Anct -
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CANA DA.

MONTREAL, Sept 22-The cricket match be-
tween the Y OF Canada and the all England
II, commenced this morning. The Canadians
first took the bat, and up to The time OF send
lug our dispatch, had lost 10 wickets for %
rr1ns
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E. IA. PATTEN a. co., AaesjOneeIs ,
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Valuable gsesaR Estafe
st MOrrill's Corner!
NHi De S"id "a Auction on Fridsy, sept .
23th al n. Va. ois IIe premises.

-y-~ one OF the mCst desirable places
EtsHitvA in WestbrOok. A new TWO ana one
Sy IE4 f7s-tH halt story Store and House situaie ed
t3itcS .tEsf al MurrilPs Corner two aad one
S------s.s- hall miles from Portland; together
u lot Of land $50 lert front, running back 200
,tut, containing garden covered with grape vines
enrFanis, snosherries, raspberres apple anu plum
frees etc. Bu,llmg 30X5D feet; contains store on
h'oI second and third story contains ten large
I'm @u cioths press - each ~ ON; pantlies sink
h ofi C. Whler IN abundance upon the premises
H. H." ii ''rd ant SOFT supplied by pumps. Cellar un-
AZ my no building eight feet deep. always dry.
A. Siipe' holse-shed and wOOi-h0uss connected.
tte 80 20 loo lion Tor Grocery business in this
i ~ va ~ annual sales can be made 10
amount OF S?OOoO TO $4,000 retail This Building n
upon the main thofoughGTe to Portland. Tor i've
towns tOISe cars pass within stones throw every
hall hour. during the day. Also steam cars aimosf
hourly. No better location in the initial States ior
school aud church privileges. The place will rent
Tor 5000 per year.
lmme diate possession given ofthe Store Possession
OF the house within sixty days. Premises can be
seen any time previous aud upon day OF sale Terms
ohe-hal casn, remainder in year. A deposit of
TWO huhdled dollars to be made at time OF sale
fof lufther pattcu'afs cal on Auctioneers, or on
the premises OF " w
sepiSeodtd o. A. HILL, Morrili's Corner.
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WASsAOHgTS YaTry,s


SALEM, Sept GA call is in circulation
and receiving many signatures throughout the
towns in the fifth district, for an organized OPP
position to the nomination OF Gen. Butler to
Congress.
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Portland Water Go.
NOTICE!

THE Portland Water Co. will be PREPARED TO SUP
Il ply Sebago Water 10 the inhabitan ofthe city
on or before the LIST OF December next Books AL
now opea at the office of the Company, Can't Bank
Building, TO receive applications FOR water. Each
person applying Tor water will he required, on max
ing application, to sign the usual agreement as
lished IN other cities to conform TO he rules OF tho
Company. Persons VIII be supplied in the order 81
application. Service pipe will be required 10 he mn
in under the direction of the Superintendent OF the
Company, at the expense of the consumer. Persons
applying for water il done before the opepino for
the main pipe is cl sed, will have a III era iscounf
made on their service pipe, and no charge made %
tapping As no service can be put In during the win
ter, it is important Tor consumers to make applies
ton without delay.
An Oheer OF the Company will be in the ofIic q
daily from pa. NJ till =. NJ, toreceive applications
and give all necessary information. Plumbing don,
by plumber licensed by the Company will have No
work anu material guaranteed by the Company
Inc Company take this opportunity to STAT, to the
puDhc that their contractors have agreed have IN,
water in reduced into aud through the city bv D.
cember lst and they 1siH not rail 10 meet their en-
1dgemeHt. l.. ID. SHEPLEY Seeretarv
aug27dtf y
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THE TRAITOR LOPEZ.
Lopez, who betrayed Macmillan at Ouere
taro, is now in this city.
THE JAPANESE COMMISSIONERS,

The Japanese Commissioners who were re-
Gently in the United States purchasing war
vessels, and who returned to Japan In the ram
Stonewall, arrived here on Saturday by steam
er Great Republic. They were compelled to
leave Yokohama for personals safety The Jap
anese authorities of the Southern faction
threatened to decapitate them if captured.
They are determined to remain in the United
States until political affairs in Japan are set.
tied. They say they have been under the pro-
lection of the American Minister ever since
their return to Japan.
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E' m. PAFTEN Gs 3d., Auciioneers
If OFFICE IA EXCHANGEsT.
CrOckery at Auction.

& ~ SATURDAY, sept. 2Gth, At 10 A. ~, 10 crates
~ ware, consisting IN part Of ChamCefs Bowls
ana ~ E"eIs, Naples, Bakers, Bowls, Mugs Sugars
creams SpIttoons, Soups, Plates, Min ana Bread
rams liid Baths Bean and Pudding Pots, Bel and
view Thursday. '9'' E s' Vt4
A' s lot CLASS and Plated Ware. sept22
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Eurniture at Auc ion.

GN THURSDAY Sept. 24th, at 10 o'clock A NJ, at
" office, Feather Be rs, Alattres- cs, Be1steads
SINKS, II lnds. Tables, Chairs stoves, Lounges, Bu-
relus, Ga,s and Crockery Ware, Tin, sc.
sept22ljd F.O. BAILEY, AuctiOneer.
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s'I'HEaG FAIR. 80

The undersigned will publish daily during the state
AsricuiipraI Fair, a pap with the above
title, containing list OF articles and animals enter
ed for exhibition. the names Of contributors, and
awards of premium.
. A Programme of each DAVIS work will be
gven with history of the progress of the Fair from
day to day, detailing all atersef general interest
! Two Thousand Copies will be published
each day for erattous distribution at the Hall and
on the Fair Grounds, making gross circulation OF
eight thousand copies. Should that be insufficient
to supply the demand, and sufficient patronage is
offered, a larger edition will be issued.
. Contributors wishing more prominence than can be
obtained through the usual catalogues and minutes
OF the fair, will find this valuable medium through
which to call public attention to the merits of their
entries. u< eal 5.- i..r
AS not only citizens, but strangers-con-
trbutors and visitors from all parts of the State
will be in attendance, it win readily be perceived
that we offer medium for general aduertisiny rare
~ eqaaiied. t irs..-
tf B. THURsToN & CO.,
<l- ur Printers Exchange, III Er. st.
a-a ATWELL 81 CO.,
ia Middle Street.
Portland, Sept &c. 1865.
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@ssllsestic w arlefs.

New BEDFoRD. Sept. 2l.-Sperm continues in
good demand, and we note sales OF 1870 bbls at IS:
vate terms, for manufacture. Whale has continued
demand, and the price advanced TO 90 y GAL. at
which sales were made OF loco bbls for manufacture
Whaleoone-10,0 600 lbs Arctic at IS.
NEW YoRs, Sept. .-Flour-sales II .ooo bt,s
irregular, unsettled and heavy, but quotations un
changed Wheat q &c lower; sales $4,000 BUSH +;
Spring go 3d. Red Western Is; White California
621 "a 72k. Corn easier; sales SO 900 bush; Mixed
Western IA "a 90. Oats lie better; sales 1SG 0OG
bush. old Western SIG "a 82c, Beef dull. Pork low
err sales $50 lbbls.; new mess 2S so 60 % u.s. Lard
easier; sales 76O terces at 1911 zoe for steam Whis-
key firm; sales 400 bbls. in bond at &c., CotIon
lower sales 100 bales; Middling uplands 20 q 26tc
Sugar firm sales 1900 hhds.; Porto Rico III "a 2fc
Muscovado 1G5 q 12c. Coffee firm; sales 1000 bags
no on private terms. Naval stores quiet. Petro-
ord ' = s'.f POI 80 ''' ''' -
CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-Flour more active. Snripo
extras 30 a. 80: Wheat less active but firm and
nchlnged; No. 2 dull at 81. Corn frmcr and all
demand and advanced a &c; sales at 53l "a 53ic.
e "a. Barley active and advanced lie; sales No.
at rs q 75! Whiskey dull, steady and uncbang-
ed Provisions dull and almost nominal Mess Pork
p IS a 20 co.. Sweet pick ell Hams IT a 1sc. Lard
1Sa q i9c. Dry sailed shoulders 105 "a 12c loose
Freights dull and steady; Wheat to B@tfalo Sc and
Corn &c. Exchange on New York easy and I'M
changed. zen asl III. N -
CIScISHATI. Sept. 22.-F1our in good demand at
9 GO q so for family. Wheat-No. 1 at 50 a / &c.
Corn advancing; sales at 95c tor ear and 9sc for
sheed. Oats Arm; No. at Sc a SIC. Rye firm at
81 "a %. Barley firm at Is S9 IS for Fan and
s. for Spring. Cotton quiet at &c. Whiskey high
er; Mess Pork dull at % 10 Lard higher az 10 a
dull; shoulders 12Ic; clear rib sides 14l % i5c clear
sides 153c. Hams dull at f9c Butter scarce and
higher at 81 q 4Cc Eggs 25c. Beet Cattle declined
SOC. Hogs declined Toe and dull. Exchange steady
at yesterdays rates. ' "
!; SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2f.-Fiour- sales at $50 40
$50. Wheat dull at go a So Legal Tenders 20.
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Licensed Plumbers.
Notice.

M EMBERS of the Maine Mutual Fire Insurance
W. Company are hereby notified that the annual
meeting OF said Company, for the choice OF Directors
for The ensuing year, ana the transaction of any 9th
err business legally before them, will be held at the
Office of the Company in Gorham. on Wednes las ,
the 3Oh inst, 10 O'Clock A. NJ. A meeting of the
Directors wi be held on Tuesday, the Goth inst. at
one o'clock p. NJ, DIT
JOHN A. WATERMAN, See'y
Gorham, Sept. 10, 1868. d2t&wlw
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Bankrupt stock bv Auction.

HAVING received from Boston the consignment
IA Bankrupt Stock shall sell every evening, 90
Store next City Building, on Congress stTeet,
Tweeds, MeitOns, Doeskins, Cassimeres, Satinttis
AK inster, ALEXANDRIA and MarseIlles Spreads, Tab
Covers. Napb ns, Hands erehie s. HOsie " and Under
SHIRTS, Umbrellas, Fine Table and Poebef Cutlery,
Kerosene Lamps, CastOrs, Clocks, Wade & Butchers
and WOrsienholm Razors, Stationery, Oil Paintings,
Mirrors, Pictures, Corn Broons Floor and Dust
Brushes, Wooden Ware, Glass Sets, Tumblcrs, Cob
lets, salts, Naples lust Brushes, Fine Jewery. sc.
Also, Twenty-Five WATCHES, a part of which
very fine goods.
The most OF III stock is first class and offers an
opportunity which trust will be improved by the
public. f. o. BAILEY Auet
September o. 1868. diff
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EaPet9n Markets,

HAVANA, Sept. 2i.-sugar quiet, and in the ali
sencc OF transactions prices are nominal; No. -
transactions to-day; quotations London Is % 15J
per cent. premium; do on United States short sight
currency, go &c 20 cont. discount: long sight 27
a 70 per cent. discount Frelghts fat 4
LONDON, Sept. 22-A1ternoon.-Consols s4s for
both money and account.
American securities-United States 5-20s 72s; Illi-
nois Central shares 91l Erie shares3 G,.5
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 22-Atternoon.-Cotton dull
Breadstuffs quiet. Corn dull Pork firm. Spirits
Petroleum Is.
LONDON. Sept 22-Evening -Consols closed at Oh
a 94l tot both money and account.
American securities buoyant United States bonds
72s; Eric shares 3li; Illinois Central shares Si3.
FRANKFORT. Sept. 22-Evening.-United state:
5-20s closed at 70 - .a-e s-
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 22-Evenng -Cotton-price
declined fraction; Middling uplands 1Od Orlcan;
DO 1o4d Flour firmer at 22s. Spirits TurpcntinG
26s Cd Tallow 4Gs.
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Desirable Real Est ate cor, of Erav
and Bracket Streets,

SC. W PATrEN 81 co., Aue,,oncers.
OFFICE IL EXCHANGE STREET.
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Portland wholesale prices ,,utssn.,
Corrected for the Pass 10 Sent. o.

the PRESS TO Sept. %.
9 Lard.
so Barrel, plb. Il a %
ne. Kegs, u H.. % "a 20
u eJtt Lead. l
2 De- Sheet a Pipe. l149 l2j
ne Leather. cat =
% New York, t8 a.
2 Light. ..,..s. % o 80
one Mid. weight 81 a, 81
l 80 Heavy4..... % 20 81
so Slaughter. . "A 90 is
50 Am. CALI. / 20 20 40
- Lime.
IS Rockpd,cas 1 80 a 135
- Lumber.
% Clear Pine,
co Nos. / 80. SIS 90. dG0 90
90 So. s.. .i5 90 a50 90
j So No. 4. 80. % 90 (a30 90
shipping. !. 81 90 0124 90
} IS Spruce. n 90 els 0H
A liemiock. IN 90 0i7 90
. lGiapSoards, 1900
49, Spruce Ex. .2400 fl27 90
= Pine Ex, 10 90 "a Go 20
Shingles,
so Cedar Ext, a o. a 40,
n Cedar No.t.,2 S,I s
IS iha7ed Cedar 575
Is Zine 6 70
Laths,
90 Spruce. 2 Is a 25o
80 Pine. $50. 3 90 g 5 10
, so .lli Molasses.
90 Porto Rieo.. 20 al rs
Clenltiegos. :. 81 "a 60
30 Trinidad. :. so 40 SO
20 Cuba Clayed.. SO q IS
Claycd tart SO "a 20
Museovado new. $50 "a
On ougarH, Syrup 81 %
20 J Nails.
70 ICask. 5@7J0 5 so
Naval Stores.
20 Tar u brl. 3 % az 5 Sc
Pitch &c. Tari3 25 a.
80 WEI. Pitch 550
SO Rosin A 90 t5e 10 90
90 Turpcntjnc gal IS az co
90 Oakum.
Americau. -. 10 a 125
.D Is Oil. I.
.. Ikerosene.., 50
Port. Ref. Petroleum a
Sperm ....23 30 "a . 81
Whale i15 NJ / 3f
is Bank. o. 90 i6,17 M
3 Shore 81 40 SI2s 00
"a lPoroje "a al o59G M
. f.inscsd no w
vi Boiled tlo.tti1Ii Co..
40 Lard 4 Sh S51 m
"a Ollye' ooS . 00
ID Castor 3zo ~ O. o oe
o. INeotsfnnt c0 ~ ~ ~
So Refined Parole 80 M
rs I11 p,ints
"a por4I,d ~. ai5 ltea E.,-
90 pnre GrG DO IN Il ~ az ,a .t
40 Pure Dryd 10 - 90 ~ ~
An, Z;na e 80 n no g g e-
RncbaIIa VI, 10 W ~
a E,ng-Ven nj - 4
20 Ra,ir ,saI'NS ~ - :,
e1lIitharoa 40 10 ~
IA pia otar " II
WI
IS Har'lt sS 81 M ~ . ~ ~
"a White - :" % o2 V 20
% eli produoo
Becf side ~ ~ 10 M asr
Veal ~ " ~ 10 70 ~ S 3 ,9z
fH ISnrira ion,h 10 n, ~
81 Chickens Ok ~ or. =,
i lTurLavs az ~ M
i lEaes ia do. oo - oo.
a Potatoes NJ I'm * "a SS :,
2lOnians Sbris 59 M oSI ,
- o
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W-A-N.T.TC-D.
FRENCH.

NnISS EMILY j. GRAY will receive scholars in
w French at her residence, rear OF No. D, Elm
Street.
Refers hv permission to Prof HENRI DuooM.
sept191w*
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Horses. Carriages, &c, at Auctiod
EVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. NJ, on'Ee
81 market lot, Market street, 1 shall sell HoIs
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl %. F. o. BAILEY. Auetoneer.
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Provisions.
III arr
iRlce, " lib. =. II q
Saleratus. p
lSaleratusP ib . 7J0
| GU

Turks Is. y 'gl iv.
hid, tSbus. - n 90 4 e5
st. Martin, ekd,3 500 400
Syracuse y. 5375 C9l4 90
Cadiz dutyp'd $50 "a 400
iCadlz in bond 2 rs an 2 so
Grind Butter. q o. ia.
Liverpool duty de tqi
paid ........ 3 BOAT 90
lLiY. in hnnh 2 31Ilnl2 COL
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DR., GRRGORIB LAMONT.

y
All Diseases Positively Permanen
CnFed and Perfect Health RESTORED.
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HaEXHGO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2l.-The steamship
Sierra Nevada, from Mazatlan Sept. 9th, arrv-
ed to-day. The United States steamer Lacka-
wanna and Her British Majesty s steamer Cham
eleon were at the port of Lopez. ---.-
TIE ANNEXATION FEELING.
The annexation feeling in Sonora and Sina-
loa is strong among the better classes. The
more intelligent anxously await the time when
they will have equal advantages with Califor-
MIA.
FORCES FORMING TO ATTACK GEN. LAGoDA.
Forces are being organized in the States OF
Guadaaiara, Durango and Sinaloa to prepare
Tor attacking Gen. Lagoda at Sepre. An at
TACK Will be made in October or November, as
soon as the dry season permits. In the mean
time zen; Lagoda is making great preparations
to resist the government troops. II is consid-
cred doubtful whether the expedition will be
| successful or not.
rT THE TRAITOR LOPEZ
Lopez, who betrayed Macmillan at Quere-