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NEW YoRK, Aug 2-7P. M.-Cotton unchanged
sales 500 bales Flour-sales $500 bbls.; State and
Western dull and a 10c lower; super fine to fancy
State 80 q 20; superfne to choice Western 70 a
Z 20; Southern dull and dropping; common to choice
so "a IL IS; California dull at rs a 90. Wheat
heavy and q &c lower; sales IA 900 BUSH; No. 2
Spring as a 80; White Southern IS. Corn dull
and q &c lower; sales $1,000 BUSH; new Mixed
Western 90c az % for unsound and 10 a 1 10 for
sound. Oats heavy and lower; sales 5000 BUSH
Western Csc. Beet steady and unchanged Pork is
dull and heavy sales 375 bbls new mess 33 90; old
do 30 SO; prime q 70 a % so. Lard is heavy and
dropping; sales 1856 bills; steam rendered II a 19ic
kettle 19t az 1890. Whiskey unchanged; sales IFS
q 12Ic; Muscovado III a lie; sales 200 boxes Ha-
vana at 129c. Molasses dull; sales 100 hhds.; Mus
covado &c. Taow quiet; sales 100 900 TBS. at III q
12c. Linseed duh al IL a is Gold Freghts to
Liverpool steady; Flour per sail Is Sd; Wheat per
steamer 10d and per sail SGD.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 24-Whiskey quiet and less
little demand. Mess Pork held al SO 5O Bulk Meats
IA "a 16tc Bacon-shoulders 155c; sides f9c; sales
at that figure to come out OF smoke in 10 day.. Lard
dull with no inquiry. Hams unchanged.
MILWAUKEE. Aug 2s.-Flour dull and unchang-
ed Wheat dull at So for No. 2; No. nominally
SO. Oats steady; new No 2 at &c., Corn declin-
ing; No. 2 at CSC. Rye nominal. Barley dull and
unchanged.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2i.-Flour quiet; Spring extras at
55o@575 Wheat dull; No. lower; No. 2 at So
in the afternoon safes No at 81, seller August
noon No. sold at safe, seller August, and at S3Jc
seller Sept. Oats active and lower; No.2 at 44Ic.
Rye quiet ana STEADY; NO. at 923c. Barley nomi-
nal; No. at Is. High Wines quiet and steady !;
sales at IS q 10. Provisions dull and nominally
weak: Mess Pork 50 60 q "a co.. Lard lsc. Dry
sared shoulders 134 q 1s3c; rough sides 16ac; short
rib sides 16, g 17c Hams IS q 1870. Cattle quiet
at 10 q 3 So for Texnn Steers and % a 81 lor
good shipping. Live Hogs dull at 90 a 10 for fair
to medium and So q 10 90 tor strictly prime.
MOBILE, Aug. A.-Nothing done in Cotton to-
day.
New ORLEANS. Aug 24-Cotton-Middlingn NOM
inaly SIC. Sugar inactive; common II q 12c; prme
14t q 14tc, MolasSes-reboiled 60 q zoe.
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Public notice is hereby given that on the twenti-
Portland in the County of Cumberiand and o,
OF Maine, by his mortgage deed OF that date re0
corded IN Cumberland Registry of Deeds Rool, aso
page 1856, conveyed to Horatie N Jose OF said PopfV
land, one third part in common and undiyide,; of a
certain lot of land, with the buildings thereon s;t
uated on the nortberly corner of North and Mel
bourne streets in said Portland and bounded, be-
ginning at the northeriy corner of said streets.
thence nertheasterly on said Melbourne street one
HUNDRED and twelve and one half feet to land of
Holt and Weeks. thence northwesterly by said
Holt and Weeks land eighty-six feet to stake
thence southwesteIly on line parallel with Mel
bourne street about ninetyo feet to North street
thence southeasterly by North street to the first
bound and that on the twentieth day of February,
A. d. 1866 the said Horatio N. Jose by his deed OF
that date recorded in said Registry Book 1872, page
29l, assigned to the subscriber the deed OF mort
gage aforesaid and all his interest in the premises
therein described; and that the condition OF said
mortgage has been broken; by reason whereof the
subscriber, assignee Aforesaid, claims foreclosure
VI SAID mortgage pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided.
o;a LATED at Portland this seventh day of August,
y wswsS hundred and sixty
"'"sz j. B. BROWN.
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Providence. Aug. M.-President Grant at
tended the reunion of the Grand Army OF the
Republic to day at Ocean Cottage, on the bay
three miles below this city. He came up from
Newport in the steamer Bay Queen, and was
accompanied by Mrs. Grant, Secretary Bout.
well, ex Senator Morgan and wife, Senator An.
thany, Gen. Porter, Judge Brdsall, Hon
Charles Fl. Russell, L. p. Morton of New York
and others. Capt Douglass and Ex-Governor
Dyer received him at the steamer as commit
tee of the Grand Army of the Republic. At
the cottage he was received by the Marine Ar
tillery and welcomed by Gen. Horatio Rogers.
to whose address the President briefly respond
ed. Probably 10000 persons were assembled
on the grounds of Ocean Cottage. The Presi-
dent was entertained at clam bake, visited
the various points of interest, and at o'clock
re -embarked with his suite for Newport, where
he dined last evening with L. P. Morton Of
New York.
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Great Britain.
THE HARVARD BOAT CLUB.


LONDON, Aug. A-The Harvard four were
out this morning in Elliotts boat. They were
steered by stranger, who was weighted up to
the standard of their coxswain, Burnham. The
perfoI nance of the new boat was gene rally
satisfactory. 1t is thought that the crew are
more formidable opponents in it than any 9TH
er craft which they have tried. They started
with SO stokes per minute, and went to Ham
mersmith bridge and back. In the evening
the Harvard and Oxford crews both rowed
over the entire course, from Putney. to Mort
lake, the latter making the distance in 10 SEQ
onds less time than the Harvards. The opin-
ion is generally entertained by Englishmef
that the Oxford crew must win, but the ap-
pearance of the crew hardly warrants the as
sertion that either is superior to the other, The
result will mainly depend upon the skill of the
coxswain and his perfect knowledge of the
course. II the boats are well steered from the
soap works through Hammersmith bridge past
Ait Island, and are then well together, the re-
suit Will depend entirely upon muscular force,
Betting is two to one on the Oxfords.
France.
TOUR OF THE EMPRESS.
PARIS, Aug. M.-The Empress and Prince
Imperial have arrived at Lyons, on their way
to the East.
MEETING OF THE SENATE.
The Senate will meet tomorrow to hear the
report on the senatus consutum.
ARRIVAL OF GEN. M'MAHoN
The late American Minister to Paraguay
Gen. Mcmahon, and Mrs. Worthington, from
Buenos Ayers, are reported on their way to
the United States. 1t is reported that when
Minister Mcmahon approached the lines of the
allies on bis return from the headquarters OF
President Lopez, he was badly received by the
Brazians His escort, bearing a white flag,
was attacked by some cavalry, although Count
D'Eu had notified the army of the expected
arrival of the Minister.
Turkey.
THE vICERoY's REPLY TO THE SULTAN.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. PA messenger
has arrived from Alexa ndria with the reply of
the Viceroy OF Egypt to the Sultan's note. 1t
municated ;ts ~ tno ~. ~ 60, Wy JO,anI
fasha gives ample assurances of his loyalty.
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Foreign Markets,

LONDON, Aug. 24-Forenoon.-Consols at 931 a
93s for money. aa
American securities-United States 5'2O's 1862,
coupons S4: do do 1865 old, $50; do do 1867 49, do
do 1o-40s, 76s Erie shares, 20; Illinois Central do
954. =
FRANKFORT, Aug 24.-Forenoon.- United States
5-2a's SO.
LIVERPOOL, Aug INSTRUMENTATION quiet;
Middlng upands l32d; Mddling Orleans 14d sales
392 a 40s. l9
LONDON, Aug. observation-disclosures closed at 9S3
tor money and 934 tor account.
American securities dull United States 5-20's CPS
S4&; do do 1865 DID, $685. do do 1867 S2S do 10-4O's
95f.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2i-Evening.-Cotton dull
Middling uplands 1873 q 133d; Middling Orleans 13f
"a 14d sales 5000 bales, 1000 bales OF which were
taken for export and speculation. Common Resin
IS. Corn 31s Cd.
FRANKFORT. Aug. 24-Evening.-United States
5-2O's heavy at sst q SO.
LONDON, Aug. 2i-E Evening. afoat 2ss
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STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, IS:
Az Court OF County Commissioners begun and
holden at Portland within and for the OF Cum
berland, on the first Tuesday of August, Ammo Dom.
mi, 1869. Ivan
Upon the foregoing petition it being satisfactory,
BILE, and that hearing is expedient, it is hereby
Ordered-That the Commissioners of Andr oscoggi1
County be requested TO meet the County Commits.
sioners of Cumberland County, at the house O.
Otis Nelson in New Gloucester on Tuesday the
twenty.frst day of September next at ten O'Clock
A: M, and. that the Petitioners give notice tc
all persons Interested by causing attested copies Of
said petition, and this order of court thereon to
be served upon the Chairman of the County Com
missioners tor the County of Androscoggin, and
upon the Town Clerks of the towns of Auburn in
said County, New Gloucester also by posting copies
OF the same in three public places in each OF
said towns, and publishing the same three weeks
successfully in the Kennebec journal, 1.-THE State
paper) newspaper published in Augusta in the
County Of Kennebec, and the Maine State Press a
newspaper published in Portland, in said County of
Cumberland, and Lewiston Weekly Journal a
newspaper published in Lewiston, in said County OF
Androscoggin, the first of said publications and
before the time OF the meeting, which time and
place, latter it has been satisfactorily shown that
the above notice has been duly given the Com
missioners OF the County of Cumberland will pro
coed to view the route set forth in said petition and
other routes and roads connected Herewith, and
parties aud their witnesses, at some convenient
place in the vicinity when and where all persons and
corporations interested, may appear and show cause
if any they have, why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
Attest. Wv. FEssENDEN, Clerk.
Copy OF the Petition and Order of Court thereon
Attest, d. w. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
w luz
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Notice of Foreclosure

truo htc.tsV: ID. W. Fessenden Gle
oAWoW ATTEsT: ID. w. EEssENnEar CIo
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Receipts by Railroads and steambos

Receipts by Railroads and STEAMBOATS,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY--1 car cattle 60 do lum.
Der, do laths, do bark, do slabs, 2 do headings
20 bdls paper, IL boxes eggs 80 rolls leather cal
hides $50 milk, CT pkgs sundries; for shipment
East. 800 bbls. flour, car oil, do sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-7 bales flannel, i
boxes eggs cases webbing, IA beams yarn, 80 bags
bbs. beans, cars shingles do poles, 81 pkgs sun.
dries.
STEAMER MONTREAL, FROM BosToN-126 bbls
pork so shoes, so bbs. sugar, so do apples
do OIL 70 Iirces lard 152 crates peaches rs do toma
toes q cases dry goods 1876 water melons, 100 pairs
tubs 60 tubs lard, 30 bags saltpetre, horses 12T
pkss to Princes Express 100 DO to ORDER for Canads
leather, % car axles, Is bales WOOL 25 do hides. A.
bdls sheet iron, so pkgs to order.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILROADS cars lum.
Der, do furniture stock, do furniture, 165 case.
mise, do boots, rs bedstesds, piano. boxes mdse
chests tea, bdls sash, do mouldings, 20 empty
Dds, and 80 cars freight tor Boston.
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MAINE.
COuNTy C0NvENTrON

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
BANGOR, Aug. A.-The Democratic County
Convention met here to-day and nominated l..
b Patten, of Hermon, S. d. Jennings, of
Garland, and Asa w. s NTH, of Mattawam-
keag, for Senators; 7. p. Batchelder, of Ken
duskeag, for County Treasurer, and Jas. Gar
land, OF Carmel, for County Commissioner.
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Iron Works at AUCTION

WILL be sold at Public Auction on THURS
w DAY, 9th September next at II O'Clock a M,
at he Merchants Exchange, Portland, Me- all the
Real and Personal 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 lar e area OF unimproyed fats
and good depth of water at the wharf
The Works consist OF Forge Building about 100
by l4O feet, containing Furnaces, Engine, a SIX ION
Nasmyth and other steam hammers, and all the
Tools and machinery for gng heavy cranks, car
axles, and all kinds of Iron Work.
This property is within one mile of the city, and
will be sold without reserve.
Per vote OF Stockholders.
j. M. CHURCHILL, Prest
W. II. STEPHENSON, Treas
Egyptians of the property may be seen at Mer-
chants Exchange. jy2Sdtd
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Boston stock Ltst,
MARRIED,

In this city, Aug. "a, by Rev. C. V. Hanson, Geo
Lord and Miss Mary f. Knight both OF Portland
In this city, Aug. "a, by Rev. A Dalton. John l.
Randall, OF Boston. and Miss Mary p, eldest daugh
In Ellsworth, Aug. ~, Edward B. Bonner ane
Hattie nj. Boynton.
In Ellsworth. Aug IT, Robert Il. Carter, Of E., anl
Mary A, Bowden, OF Penobscot.
In Gouldsboro, Aug. 10, Capt. Atlee p. Bunker ani
Sarah e. Guptill.
In Bangor, Aug. 10, Geo. II. Whitney and Emma
L. Holmes, both OF Hudson.
In Palermo, Alonzo j. Clifford and Miss Ardelissa
Stevens.
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, ss,--Vacation alter the April Term
the Supreme Judicial Court, begun and held at
land. on The second Tuesday of April Ammo Dom
mi, 1869.
Upon the foregoing, Ordered, that the libel
liant give notice to the said Henry M. Fay to ap-
pear before the justices of our Supreme Judicial
Court to be holden at Rockland, within and for the
county OF Knox on the fourth Tuesday of Septem-
per next by publishing attested cory of said Ii
pei and this order thereon, three weeks successive
y IN tine Maine State Press newspaper printed in
publication to be thirty days at least before the
sitting OF said Court, that he may then and there
IL, our said Court appear and show cause If any he
granted. ' 0 iio' oe
.uo ATTEST: ID. W. Fessenden Clerk
rue copy OF the libel and order fCourt thereon
oZWoW ATTEST: ID. w. FFcsENDpN (yIo-i,
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In this city, Aug. 2i, Capt. Samuel b. Clark, aged
55 years
years.
In Bath, Aug. %. Miss Sarah f., daughter OF H.
and M. Il. Croker, aged 22 years.
In Sweden, Aug. =. True o., son of R. O. and
Happy Moulton aged 20 months.
In Waterville, Aug IS, Lieut. VIM. e. Hayward,
aged 81 years months.
In Anson, Aug. g. widow Hilton, relict of the late
Benz. Hilton aged 81 years months
In Unity, Aug. II, widow Lydia Bolton, aged 70
years.
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DEPARTURES OF ocmAN STEAMERS
MARIN e n EWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND

Tuesday, Aug. ID.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field Boston for PASSPORT
and st John, NIB.
Sch Anna Lyons, Kemp, Georgetown, DC-coal to
Rolling Mills.
Sch Henry. Merritt Philadelphia
Sch Harriet Ryan, Wixon, New York, - oats to
Waldron & True.
Sch New Zealand, Cook, Newburyport.
CLEARED.
Barque Saml L Spring (new, of Portland 504 tons
Small, Buenos Ayres,-A 81 S + Spring.
Brig Geo Amos, Eben Brewer, Baltlmore-chas
Merrill & Co,
Sch Geo Brooks, Hamilton, Boston-Berlin Mills
Company.
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10 the Honorable the justices of the Supreme Judic-
iat court neat to be holden at Rccka,d auithin and
Jor the county Of Knor. on the forth Tuesday Of
September n d 1869.
Carrie S. M. Fay of Rockland in the County OF
Knox Maine, wife OF Henry M Fay formerly OF said
Rockand, now of Boston Massac usetts or parts
unknown respectfully libes and gives this hCnorabe
court to be in olmed that her maiden name was
Carrie s. NJ Moore of BelOit Wisconsin, that she
was lawfully married as she supposed to Henry M
Fay at Chicago, Cook County Illinois, Sep EN- Der
1862, that after their inermarIiage, they came to
Boston massachusetts,, and from that place thew
came to Rockland aforesaid where they lived to-
gether as husband and wife. Your libeilant would
further represent to this honorable court that she
has been informed and believes by reliable ipforma
t0n that said belee has former wife and chill Iren
living in the State of Ohio, that your bellant since
their ntermarriage has always behaved heI self as
tai u1 chaste and affecuonate vile towards tl,e
said libe'ee, but that the said Henry M Fay wholly
regardless ut his marriage covenant and DUTY on
divers days and times while living at sal. Rockiand
has grossly abused your libeIant striking her with
his fist elled her to the floor kicking her on sever
al parts OF her body and choking her, swearing by
God he would take her lie, and left said Rockland
the next day. Whereas she prays that inasmuch as
there is no coluson between the parties to
divorce, that the bonds of matrimony NAV be dis
solved between herself and her said HUSBAND. as a
measure reasonable AMI proper in accordance with
law, conducive to domestic harmony for the good
otthe parties and consistent with the reace and
morality of society.
kockland July 20, 1869.
(Signed) CARRIE S. M FAY
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MISSISSIPPI.

OPENING OF THE POLITICAL CANVASS.
JACKSON, Aug. A.-The canvass has opened
in Mississippi. j. E. Williams, Conservative
colored orator from Tennessee, and s. w.
Mormany, colored, of Virginia, are here at
work for the Conservatives. Judges Jeffards
and Williams to-day published their appoint
ments to address the people.
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massACHUsETTs.
s.,p or THE BOSTON ADVERTISER.


uon,u,rpn Auo. A-The Evening Gazette
.Sa isIiar;ne: Eve learn that the report
&c tba ebonSe of ownership of the Boston Daily
Adyertiser is correct Of the three partners
in the firm of Dunbar, Waters q Co., Messrs.
entire interest, while Mr. Waters retains his
share and remains the business manager of the
establishment. The paper is now in the hands
of a stock company, of which Mr.. j. Wiley
Edmonds is President and Mr.. Waters Treas
urer. 1t is understood that the change was
consummated some two months since, although
Mr.. Dunbar has retained his position as editor.
in-cbief, while the new arrangements were be-
ing perfected. MIR. Dunbar will sail in a few
DAYS for Enrape, and is succeeded, we believe,
by MIR. Goddard, the late assistant editor, who
is gentleman of much ability and newspaper
experience, and was formerly connected with
the Spy. OF this city. The Daily Advertiser
was soid SIX years ago for $4,000 me price
recently paid for it was S225000. Perhaps tbe
statement OF this extraordinary ~ hs
value is the best commentary winch can De
made on the manner in which IL mas met inc
needs OF the public"
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
The Democratic State Convention met here
to-day. Charles L. Woodbury. was chosen
Presindent, The Convention nominated John
Quincy Adams for Governor IA, and completed
Governor. S. c. Lamb of Greenfield; for Sec
retary of State, John I. Tarbox of Lawrence
for Treasurer, Mr.. Haywood of Gardiner; for
Attorney General, J: G. Abbott of Boston; for
Auditor, Phineas Allen of Pittsfeld.
Resolutions were adopted declaring in sub
stance that the Democratic party, acquiescing
in settled results, should turn their attention
frem the issues of yesterday to those of to-
day; demand economy in expenses; denounce
the Republicans for swelling the State debt by
grants Of State aid to private enterprises; pro-
test against the scandal of long legislative ses-
sions; declare that the limitation of the cleo
tive franchise is unjust and should be repealed;
arraigns the Republicans for refusing to legis-
late in favor of the working men, and declare
the prohibitory law an outrage on the liberty
of the people.
SALE OF HORSE RAILROAD.
The property of the Worcester Horse Rail-
road Company, which has created SO much
discussion for the past year, was to-day sold at
auction by the receiver. 1t was bid in by
number OF the members of the old company,
for $4,000.
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Aug. A-The Governor of Ma
savs bs to the Captain
from the neighborhood of Jacuav Granaa va
that they retreated eastward. e'i"hue' anu
Advices from Santo Esprit are to tho offaot
that Gen. Quesada's forces had not annearad
at that place, as was expected Ppe"ieu
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NOTICE. TO MARINERS.

NOT ICE TO MARINERS.
Official notice Is gwen that the upper two-tbirds of
Pensacola Lighthouse tower is now painted black,
and the lower third white.
Point, Chesapeake Bay, will be changed Sept lst to
revolving white light. varied by red lash once in
every twenty-five seconds.
Also same time (Sept ~ fixed white light will be
exhlolted from the recently erected pile light
house at Rappahannock Spit, off Windmill Point
Chesapeake Bay.
log BELL to be rang by machinery will be struck
at intervals OF ten seconds, during ioggy weather.
1t placed at the eastern side of the lighthouse.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Ellen Stevens, Lewis, at New York from
reports 10th inst, lat 20 TO- Ion "a o. tell
IN with Br balque Eva Hilton from Trinidad for
New York, with first officer and three of The crew
down with yellow lever /; one man had previously
Died capt Lewis furnished medicine and a chart OF
Key West where she was advised to put in
ma was at Gibraltar s1st ult repairing, having lost
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISC0-Cld 18th, ship Mary, Porter.
Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 18Th, ship Artisan, Smith.
Boston.
In port, briggs M Merritt, Eaton, for Pensacola,
to load for Matanzas; Edith Hail, Snow, Tor do, to
&JACKS 10th, brig Hattie, Grant,
New York.
Ar 18th, sch Kamar Lambert, New York.
FERNANDINA-Cld 18th, brig Hampden, Per-
kins New York.
GEORGETOWN. SC-Cld 18th, sch NJ Holmes.
Howard, New York.
Cid 1lth, brig Mary E Dana, o'Neil. Bath.
CITY POINT-Ar 21st, barque Clara, Edwards.
Liverpool
WASHINGTON 21st sch Mary Standish,
''Sn, georgetown, to load for Portland.
Nall nnALIlMORE-Ar 22d, brig Romance, Duncan,
ys 01d 2lst schs H Gibson, Crowe, Bath; Mary
ancoesai, Jones, Boston, -
PHI Hi, pprlg II Curtis, Durein Havana
christ. Boston Oh Zist' sea u Grace I'LL
Chaliense p Prg Adelaide, Wilson for Boston, scbs
more. West manire Harrington; Josephine whit
vo porfton u.ss Wenonah, Dunnine wentyvortb Nc
wa IoL Oh ouiia Arey Babbace NO
tand cio Iof Wiscassetl; sch Roamsre Stohngton'
oence, tand CID Tor Chelsea aayo froVi-
Ar sd, barque Josie Mi,draa nj.
Snaloa, Steele, New York "'hh, oa2ua; sch
cid zlst, schs Wings oil the Morning Nop,,
Portsmouth; N Towerl Perry Newb,urHcnIar iand,
At quarantine 23d, brig Almon RowelI. bpniss' h.
Guantanamo ~e'n
NEW YORK-Ar 21st, schs Z NJ Orepor0 w.,
Rondout tor Boston; Crescent Lodge, Hatch NV
burg 0r Providence; Delaware, Wood Eilsworth !.
Onward, Norwood, Nantucket.
Ar 22d, schs Rosna, Evans, FIN Jonesport; Essex
Wallace, Mbridge; VIM McCobb, Chapman. and
abbott Lawrence, Ober, Bangor,
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Wood at Auction.

The subscriber viii sell at public auction, OF his
house in South Freeport, on
THURSDAY, September 1e,
ALI the wood 66 acres of land about 5000 cords.
Said wood is standing his farm at South Free
port and is composed OF hard and soft wood and but
a short distance from the sea shore,
JEkEMRAH STAPLES.
South Freeport, August rs, 1859 au25-3ts
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MISSOURI,


BURNING OF STEAMERS.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. M-The steamers Evening
Star and War Eagle were burned at the levee
here at 4 o'clock this morning.