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Pennsylvania.
SUSPECTED STEAMER Captured.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE ex-blockade
runner, steamer Hornet, hailing from Portland,
Me-, left this port on Saturday night under
suspicion of Intention to violate the neutrality
laws. She cleared for Liverpool, via Havana,
and stopped at point below, where it is sup
posed she was about to take on board num-
Der of men from tug in her company, when
she was captured by the revenue cutter Miami.
AT the time the Hornet was sighted a suspi-
cious tug was following. As soon as the Miami
fired into the Hornet, the tug signalled the lat
ter, rounded to and steamed off. The crew Of
the Hornet consisted of Is men, armed with
revolvers and other weapons. The vessel will
be turned over to the custody of U. s. Marshal
Gregory, but will be under the guns of the
Miami. !.
RACE BETWEEN HAMAfL AND COULTER.
PrTTsBURG, Aug. 16.-Hammil and Coulter
have arranged for anosher race, to come off
next Frida, over the upper Monongahela course
for $1,000 side. The referees boat is to be
steered between the rival boats.
THE GETTYSBURG REUNION.
GETTYSBURG, Aug. 16.-As, from want of
the address or from misdirection or miscarriage
some of the invitations to officers to the re-
union may fail to reach those invited, the Sec
rotary extends an invitation to all officers COM
manding corps, divisions, brigades or regiments
and particularly to cavalry, artillery and en-
gineers and to surgeons, especially those in
charge of hospitals.
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M. L. "A.

TOT BuenUS AyKess
The Al New Bark Samuel +; Spring,
~, H. @. Small, Master, will sail about the
ASN goth inst Having superior accommo-.
AkNkA dations, can take a limited numOer "
zSz2E21spassengers. -, :. ernith,a
For passage apply 10 the Capt on poaro' AZ 0''-''
Wharf, or ..r.s-.., an, =, co
ou7d2ws No Ceh'1Hl -.
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ANOTHER DONATION FROM MIR. PEA

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va, Aug.
16.--George Peabady has donated to the trus-
tees of Washington College 100000, to establish
the additional p-ofessorship recently proposed
by its President, Gen Lee.
Mr.. Peabody's health is improved so much
that he was able to dine at the hotel table
AS he appeared the crowd gathered around
him with demonstrations of congratulation on
his conva;esence
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A. at swatow May %, Nellie Abbott, Jordan, nom

Saig n. s ->~sS'''
ar AT at Mauritius June II, wetterhorn, Minot from
ps' Istn, Joshua Loring, Loring, Boston; 18th,
vida Ola at Gibraltar 18th ult. Tejuca. Howell, from
Ar at Montevideo June 16, Prince waldemar,
Jaques. Portland. land sailed for Buenos Ayres.
Aaaurit1us, July 2. The Am ship Congress has
Deen recoppered and is reloading Her bottomcry
ed at 1890 per cent premium.
SPOKEN.
May Is, lat IS ii s, Ion 20 SO E. ship Pride of the
Port, from Bombay for Liverpool, GA days out.
July 8, lat % N, lon So W, barque Neversink Glib
son from Calais for Montevideo.
July 10; Lat 36 80, ion IL, ship John Harvey, from
New York for Genoa.
July IS, lat 30 N. Ion % W, ship H Southland,
trou Liverpool for Philadelphia.
Aug 9. lat 3s 0s. lon H. barque Philena,
Aug u, lat Al So barque Clara, from Liverpool for
Richmond
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LONDON, Aug. 16-The Levant Herald re-
ports that two American prelates, who had
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MAIN z.
4 LIGHT POTATO CROP.

171Sa11I WIN O1NOIs
LEWISTON, Aug. 16-Late accounts from va
rious counties in this State show that the po-
tato crop has been seriously injured by drouth,
and that the crop will be light
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MEMORANDA.


Brig David Owen Chadbourne from Turks Islands
tor tor Boston with salt, ashore at Nauset Beach
18th inst. She was expected to. come off after dis
charging partof cargo Steamer Chas Pearson has
gone to her assistance. -
Ship Colorado, Doane, at New York from Calcutta,
experienced heavy westerly gales for five days off the
Cape of Good Hope, during which lost and split sails
Had light winds and fine weather the remainder Of
the passage. Z -. - =.
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mAssAOHUsETTs.

FA11OAIION BOsION.
BOSTON, Aug 16-The total valuation of
Boston for taxable purposes, according to the
Assessors returns for 1869 is $549 511 600 being
an increase over last year of SIS, 937, 9CJ.
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IPERvIsoR RE-coMMIssIoNrn

Supervisor John Legro of Rochester. N, ri
has been re-commissioned without reference to
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rHE DOMINION OF CANADA.

minion for July is 81 ,19S, 800, and the expendi-
lures 81, 459,781 The discount on American
invoices for the ensuing week is q per cent.
GOVERNOR GENERALS RECEPTION AT PRINCE
EDWARDS ISLAND.
ST. JOHN, N. b., Aug. 1.-THE reception of
the Governor General at Prince Edwards ISL
and was cordial
MARINE DISASTER. st
The steamer M. A. Starr, from ST. John to
Halifax with cargo of government stores, ran
ashore during thick fog. Part of the cargo
was thrown overheard. The vessel is almost a
wreck.
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In Augusta, on the morning of the 18th. Nathan
James, son of Hon. Nathan Clifford, aged 81 years
and months.
Funeral from the residence OF Philip Henry
Brown, Vaughn street, Wednesday, 18Th inst, at
O'Clock, P. n. ~ s-z rs ~ - n
In North Yarmouth. Aug. 15 Mrs. Lucy S Dunn,
aged s3 years months.
Funeral on Tuesday aiternoonsat % O'clock from
her late residence. flNflii'f 7
In North Monmouth. Aug. Is. Rosetta NJ. King
daughter OF Geo. W. X ing, aged % years.
In Limerick Aug. 8, Joseph III. Hayes aged 81
years years.
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FOE GALE.

FOh OdLEs
A Farm in Scarboro, pleasant
ASTSA-A HILL five miles from Portland, co..
mIEff72 tanning 100 acres, well divided into
- EHT UHI11 pasture, woodland and tIage.
Buildings in good repair. a. +
For particulars enquire Of S. HUNT,
on the premises or at Cobbs Bakery IL Pearl street,
Portland. .,fs -.eg jy27d1wteodtf
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nov Wantedt

ID Rorrrr e;gbteen in a variety store. Would pre-
A fer one Who has had some experience. Must
furnish undoubted proof Of honesty. Apply at No.
800 Congress street to-day. aug12dlte
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The whole township contains twenty six thousand
(26000 acres; is heavily tmbered with spruce, esti
mated at sixty to eighty millions all of which stands
within near and easy hauling distance OF the Maga
loway river or its branches which through the
town, or Parmachena Lake, which is embraced with
In its limits.
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.IFRoM OUR coRREspoSnENr.l

BOOTHBA Aug 4-Ar, sris Frank Barker. Wv
ne: Boston; J w Robinson. Thompson, Kockport /;
Sylvi, Look, Addison Tor New Haven
Ang liar, schs Blue Jay. Briggs, Portland; Nav
Queen. Robinson, Gloucester; Alice Fox Gould.
Bay st Lawrence, 500 otis fish, Humboldt, Dunton'
do 300 do.
Aug par. schs Silver Lake. Reed, Bay St law
renee, 240 bbls mackerel; Mountain Billoy Hodg-
don, do, 23S do; Alexander, Ryder, Proyincetown
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For Baltimore.

~c1cA The fast sailing Brig George Amos
Af*A having most of her cargo engaged, is
Ma&3<aM now loading at Portland Pier, and VIII
-4r$N4R have quick dispatch. For ireight OF
$500 passage enquire OF 90
CHARLES MERRILL " ",
rs Commercial street, (up stairsl'
! Auoust IA div
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THE subscriber, DESTROYS of disposing of all his
Il interest in Timber Lanos and Mills will sell on
favorable terms the following;
One-H0T OF Township No. B, Range
4, OaT0rd County.
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Foreign Markets.

ing are the enrPent r ASg follow
week ending Aug. 14-To Boston 40 az ~ fe o. tho
hb1itdEand, S255 20; Amesbary, So 81: 81 C %
T prIugepo5t 81 80 500 Brighton and tow. A. 5o
y IN anu Jus, 20; providence. 81 90 @ 80. ~
py SAT- "a on upands and I'd on Sea Islands copS
steam y Us are in demand to New York by
Al so q ~, 10 on Uplands and &C on Sea Island;
~ fierce on Rice, 40c % bbl on Resin, is % NJ
BY sa 81 and ss g 10 p on Timber. TO Boston
,9ence ~ on Boards; tc - ID on INLAND Cotton.
vessels are in demand BY our merchants to take
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kTThe Carriers OF the "PHEss" are not allowed
to sell papers singly or by the week, under any err
cumstanees. Persons who are, or have been, reeeiy
ing the "PREss" in this manner, will confer afav
or by leaving word at this Office.
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VIRGINIA..
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 16-A train on the
South-Si railroad was thrown off the track
IL miles from Petersburg this morning, in
stantly killing r. S. Holson. the conductor and
Rev. VIM. Myers, colored preacher.
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Tho New England Fair.

The undersigned will publish daily during
the four days Of the forthcoming Fair, paper
called the "NEW ENGLAND FAIR,Y for
gratuitous distribution at The Halls, and on
the Fair Grounds. bs fs efW
The distribution win be made by faithful
and reliable men, and not by boys. ..fas
The paper will be in PAMPHLET FORM,
neatly folded, se,Ued and trimmed, and viii
contain scattered throughout its pages, a
brief but faithful transcript of matters of
interest pertaining to the Fair, and HIS
TORY OF ITS PROGRESS FROM DAY
TO DAY. i aia 81 'f1i 'afsf f'i "o-
The extra width of our columns allows ian
unusually fine display of advertisements,while
the style of make up, with new reading
mBtter daily on nearly every page,
will greatly enhance its value to
the Advertiser.
Of the "MAINE STATE FAIR" which we
published last year, one fact was particularly
noticeable, that while the grounds were liter
ally strewn with every conceivable form of
circular and advertising sheet, not q copy
of cur paper was to be found trOd-
den under foot at the Hall, or on
the Fair Grounds. The reason is obvi-
Gus. For the information it contained, its
items ofinterest relative 10 the Fair. it was pre-
served, read and re-read and laid aside for
future reference, or sent aroay to friends,
THUS ADDING THOUSAND FOLD TO IT'S
VALUE AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
B. THURsT0N & 90, Printers, :.
Printers Exeh. III Exchange 50.
ATWELL & co., ADV. ACTS,
aui3eodfw IVA Middle street
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New York, Aug. 16.-The Office of the
Washington Fire Insurance Co., 172 Broad
way, was robbed Friday night of a box con-
tanning checks, bonds policies, &c, to the
amount of $127 900. The box was found this
morning ON the door of house in 23d street,
with large portion of its contents. There are
missing $4,000 in Kings County bonds, $2,0 900
in nlent hnnds and q 000 in arold
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EEuuees

PARIS, Aug. 16.-The Emperor will visit the
camp at Chalons early in September. II Il
stated to-day that the Emperor still suffers from
rheumatic pains and remains at St Cloud. The
Prince Imperial in the absence of the Emper-
or, reviewed the troops at Chalons yesterday.
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Portland & 0gdensburg Railroad.
Engineers OMce.
Portland, Me-, Aug Is, 1869

POrtIand, Me-, Aug 10, 1863. J
PROPOSALS for fencing the First Division OF
IL the Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad, from
section to section is inclusive, will be received at
September LIST. Specifications Of the different sorts
of fence required may be seen at this Office and
after this date the bids will be by the rod mile
sire to have constructed by the land proprietors
along the line.
The Directors the right to reject bids from
parties of whose responsibility they not assured,
ana all which in their judgment may not accord with
the interests of the Company.
BY order OF the Directors
au16td Engneer p q n r.
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been retained three yeais In AhyssinIa, have
been lc'eassd through TIE intercessioa Of the
British government.
q b ff-NsA " r. 81 -----1-- ~ ~ ~ r. ~ tsf q
s++' by the French Cable 49, ~ =
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Harvard College, Cambridge Mass.
I96O-.7O.
4 TENDER 9. The Second Eramtnati6ia for Id
ns sion to The College will take place September
8, 10 and II, beginning at A, NJ, Thursday, Sep
TENDER g. Attendance on the three days is required.
UNIVERSITY COURSES ON PHILOSOPHY
AND LITERATURE.
The Course On Modern Literature begins Septem-.
Der -. The Course on Philosophy begins Septem-
Der IA.
DIVINITY SCHOOL.
The year begins September 49, The regular
course is completed in three years.
LAW SCHOOL.
The Lectures begin September 10. The regular
course is completed in two years. te
MEDICAL SCHOOL
Der s.
DENTAL SCHOOL.
The regular term OF lectures begins November 8,
and continues four months.
LAWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL AND
SCHOOL OF MINING AND PRACTICAL GEoL-
OGY.
The year begins September Is. The second Er-
animation for admission will take place on Septem-
Der 15
Catalogues, giving full information, will be sent
npon application.
eod&w4w CHARLES w. ELIOT, President.
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Farm and store for Sale.

A Farm and Store at Harreeseke
AzGSN ~ Landing, in Freeport. One of the
MGdfE3 - best Farms in town, containing
r ldf EIkE about ffty acres; cut IS tons Of hay
zzz=27+43Ezz5 last year. Good chance for sea
dressing the river is navgable to the farm. Build
ings first rate. Two story Store, nearly new, good
location for trade. Large two story house, suitable
for two families; nice stable and other buildings.
This place is only 3-4ths OF mile from Kennebec
Depot. A good bargain can be had.
Enquire OF DANIEL CURTIS, on the premises,
or of w. Fl. JERKS, Real Estate Agent. under
Lancaster Hall. je7-TT&StHW2t t1amtf
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R. IA. HUNT.

Commission Merchant and Auctionetr, d
MO SIG Congress. Street, will, on Thu sday even
In ing, Feb. II, at o'clock, sell al Auction large
consignment OF Staple AMI Fancy q, obs.
Auction sales every evening. Goods Will be sold
during the day in lots suit purchasers at hole. ale
prices Cash advanced ali descIil lions OF goods
Consignments not limited.
february IL, 1865. diff , ..,-.fcI 81.
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Farm for Sale.

A Farm consisting of one hun
AS&N ~ bred acres, cuts 30 tons OF hay,with
MdlHEzSR good wood-lot good orchard. two
s EiifHHfAI wells of water, a story and halt
etszL5A -house all finished, barn so by 40.--
Said farm is situated near Cumberland Center, 100
Academy, Post Office, &c.. one and half miles from
Portland q Kennebec Depot. Possession given
whenever required. f.f a571-s r..
Enquire OF the subscriber on the premises. ass D.
3 SEWALL BLANCHARD. j.
Cumberland, May 14th, 1869. may2Owtr
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THE two New Firsi-cTass Dwellings, ON
i the corner of Pine and Thomas streets are now
ready for the market They are elegantly and dura-
Any party desiring to purchase desirable resi-
dence in the best portion the city is asked to call
and examine this property. Apply to
my10tf FRED JOHNSON, on the nremises
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FOR SALE.

A BLOCK OF Two New Brick Houses, No 53 and
hb5 Pine street. First class Hoases with all mod
ern improvements Inquire of
49, JOHN @. Proctor,
u No. 90 Exchange Street,
Or RUSSELL w. WORCESTER, on the prem
ices. aug4dIm*
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WASHINGTON.
REyrNuE RECEIPTS.


w.sHNaroE. Aug. 16.-Partial returns TO
the revenue Office for the year ending June 80,
show that the following amounts have been
Collected on distilled spirits from all sources,
S4sSOO, 900; on tobacco, 500, 200, 900; fermented
liquors, So 600 900; incomes of individuals. S23.-
100, 900; internal revenue stamps, Sill, 1905 O00.
Seventy-seven districts are yet to be heard
from.
SUPERVISOR RE-CoMlIIssIoNED.
Supervisor John Legro of Rochester NJ. IT
has been re-commssioned without reference to
territory. ~
THE VIRGINIA CROPS.
Persons who have arrived here from Virginia
give distressing accounts of the effects from
ene long drought in that State, and assert that
unless they have rainlsoon the corn and tobacco
crops VIII certainly be thoroughly destroyed.
COTTON CROP IN GEORGIA.
Letters from Georgia also represent that APP
prehensions of great danger to the cotton crop
are felt in that State because Of the long dry
season.
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FOR SALE !

TN East windham, "a wood lot containing 30 acres Of
i thick growth. Also carriage shop, cider mill and
press For further particulars inquire at :s37
Congress st.
c. II. TUERO.
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House for Sale.

DRICK. House No 46 Spring Street, recently own
Oed and occupe by the late james E. Fernald.
ap2stt LOWELL & sENTER.
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For Sale or to Let,

HOUSE on Boyd st, to sell or let; eight rooms.
Ii convenient and In H. st rate order. Apply to No
20 Boyd st, on the subscriber.
pH'ih ALEX'R EDMOND. ae
js29itf No Is Preble st,
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II o r. - a IL e
n I Gorham Village, Cottage House with q two
IA story Ell, containing eleven rooms with out
buildings and stable; large garden with fine fruif
House newly painted; wood furnace and cistern
Enquire 247 Cumberland St. or Z. y. JACKSON'S,
South St., Gorham. JOHN CURTIS. III. :.
may6dtf Gorham, Me.
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Found.

nm Peaks Island, the 18th, Wallet containing
Omoney. The owner can have it by calling on WM
KELLEY. at Perkinss Libby q Cos Lumber Yard,
High Sc wharf, by proving property and paying for
this advertisements. au1ld3ls
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..,ur Fail rsrm of the Westbrook Seminary and
Female Collegiate institute, will commence on
wednesday Aug 25tb, and cont nue. twelve weeks.
aniddSw q. M. STEVENS, Sec'y.
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N0ficn.

Notice.
T HAVE this day sold my stock in trade at 372
j Congress st, to Kimball s. Barker. Persons
having unsettled accounts with me are requested to
adjust the same Immediately.
5. B. RICHARDSON.
Portland, July 10, 1862 sal au5d2ws
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Iron Works at Auction,

w DAY, 9th September nexr, at n O'Clock NJ,
at he Merchants Exchange, Portland, Me. all the
Real and Pers nal Property of the Casco Iron Com
pany, comprising some go acres OF UPLAND and
Flats, situated at tide water at the mouth OF Pre-.
sumpscot river, with water frontage Of several
hundred feet, and a la &c area OF unimproved fats,
and good depth IT wafer at the wharf
The Works cons 1 OF Forge Building about 100
by $40 feet, containing Furnaces. Engine SIX
Nasmsth and Other steam hammers, and all the
Tools and machinery TO Ioi gDg heavy cranks, car
axies, and all kindsuf Iron work.
This property is within one mile Of the city, and
will be sold without reserve.
Per OF Stockholders. 4 Ht
E j. NJ, CHURCHILL, Pr ST. e-.E flalH
W. IL. STEPHENSON, Treas.
Fy- Plans CT The property may be seen at Mer-
chants Exchange. jy2sdtd
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Plan for Entrance to Evergreen
Cemetery.
THE Trustees of Evergreen Cemetery will receive
Plans s and Specifications for Gateway at en-
the Trustees are authorized to pay fifty dollars or
plan accepted by them.
Plans must be submitted to Trustees withinstwe
weeks from date.
]. s. PALMER,)
H. N. JOSE, Trustees
FRED FOX,
Auo 1Q-d2W
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GenteeJ Suburban. Resfdenc,
FOB Sale

1900 Acres of Valuable Timber Land
T N the valley ofthc upper Ammanusuc, near by
4 an easy road to the and Trunk Railway. The
growth is heavy and composed of Pine, Spruce,
Hemlock, Rockmaple, Beach, Yellow Birch, &c
Some pines are feet diameter.
There Is no lumber Of so good quality which can
be put into Portland for same cost as from this
valley. win be sold at prices which will double in
less than five years. i.ii lftA
Also, about 5000 acres of Timber Land in the town
OF Riley, Me-; easy bauling to the Androscoggin.
For particulars address 4. A. HILL,
Jy24eod3w ssg. Quincy, Mass.
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For sale.
Two First-CIass Houses for Sale,

ONE Of the New Houses on Congress st. First
OClass. le7H
may19dtf W. H. STEPH ENSON.
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FOr sale I'M BrunSWick. Me.
- A21-2 story Dwelling House. with L. Sta
H; Bile, and Garden. The house fronts ON the
- College Green, and was the residence of the
late Prof VIM. Smyth. For terms apply to
ROBERT BOWKER, ESQ,
may15dtf Brunswick. Me.
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Ipcr steamer Main. al New Yor,.
(Per steamer Malta. at BOSTON,

CID at Liverpool ID Pomona, Crocker, New York.
On Isle Of Wight LIST, Hazeltine, Glkey, from
caiiao tor Antwerp, 122 days out.
chow.
Ar at Hong Kong June II, Saml Russell, Lucas,
new York; 18th, Enrique, circuit, Saigon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13

exbaustable supply. All surplus lands shall dis
Of small farms o. o 106 70 acres to
though they are much sought for all over the south
Each ha h KIM S ovnobr h DC rvr Of
three acre to improve aud work as he chooses and each
holder Of ten or more shares MIL nave tract o. ak
land in the stakeholder desires more ROOM and what ne
raises this will be hs OWL o, .S or
cO0peraye company. Corn cotton cane, rice etc. etc.,
will pay dividend the first year put ron the fruits ana
enough to bear say three TO five years We shan nave
own grstm Gsr steamer sSG 10 run
hetvee5 the and the neghborng cities Stock
run 10 the woods the year rCaH m Se neT how
ever so we propose reclaim one tract on LOCO acres OF
marsh land and make OF u pasture +S cS oo
land thoroughly drained though some OF tue nIahs
appIyng system of Irrigation, which renders success in
farming almost certainty and we propose 70 use ho
water drained from me Doiao d Inv means OF steam
pumps worked By the engine tnat runs tno is
bepeat 81 the neighborhood and its own mem
bers The nearest stores are 10 ana 10 les. m
No other stores will allowed the place; but TINS does
not prevent Jradesmen and artisans following their EOca
ton; indeed, shOemakers, tinsmths harne
blacksnths and cablnetmakers much needed theIe
beipg none in the county, believe. We want just sueh
people TO join with us; hOues industrious frugal NOME
loving people; men who treat everybody as orot9er
and an equal il he is worthy OF IT, whatever ms cOun-
try color. condition." men who take pleasure a
making home attractive, and In doing good TO others as
well as themselves Our design. In fact Is the same as
that OF the great Qgethorp the founder Of the colony E1
Georgia and 10 effect this rigid examination VIII DO
made of every Individual offering himself for member
ship We want 5000 such people as ABOVE f. room
for TO- 0OO and all could make living, and Deau1I
comfortable home. Single men, WIN IRON Wv 70 SVVd
place Offering advanag In the whole south tnah
situation, which was selected Win great care ~
have chen, but secure competent manager 10 make
our undertaking a success As as this is accom-
pllshed form permanent Organization; vv9
BsrreI Camden County. Ga, July %. 1869.