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WEST INDIES.
CUBA.

HAVANA, Aug. 15-A difficulty hav;ns or;so,,
with the telegraph censor as to the natn no az
the press reports to be sent from Havana h vr
the cable, few news dispatches have recentiy
been allowed to pass. The matter, however
was refarred to the Captain General, who reit-
Grated his previous declaration that all the
news, whether favorable or not should be per-
mitted to pass over the wires, and the difficulty
has now been satisfactorily arranged :
The Havana Journal, reviewing the military
situation, say that the rebels, under the COM
mand of Gen. JoIdap, in the jurisdiction of
Santiago de Cuba, Guantanamo and Baracoa
have been obliged to take refuge in the noun
tains, and the districts of Mansanlla. Ravamo
and Jignani are completely under control of
the Spaniards, noorganized rebel force apnear
ing there Small parties of volunteers are
found sufficient to protect the sales in Trini.
dad and Cienfuegos districts.
The railroad from Nuevitas to Puperto Prin-
cipe is open.
The rebels under Quesada are moving to-
wards Espiritu Santo
GEN. JoRDAN's RECENT VICTORY.
WAsHIEGToN, Aug. 15.-Letters from Cuba,
giving advices to the 9Th inst. vera received
mere last evening. Gen. Jordan gives the. fols
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FOR SALE.
Farm and Store for Sale.

Farm and Store for Sale.
Farm and Store at Harreeseke
AIGM-N Landing, in Freeport. One of the
ME1hf& best Farms in town, containing
yea GOD dat cSan scns 81 ha
dressing as the river is navgable to the iarm Build
ings first rate. Two story Store, nearly new, good
location for trade Large two story house, suitable
tor two families; nice stable and other buildings.
This place is only 3-4ths OF a mile from Kennebec
Depot. good bargain can be had.
Enquire of DANIEL CURTIS, on the premises,
or of w. II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent, under
Lancaster Hall. je7-TT&S&W2t t1amtf
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BASE BALL-ExcITEMENT AMONG THE cITI-
ZENS.

BASE BALL-EXCITEMEET AMONG THE CITI-
ZENS.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 15.-The Savannah base
ball club, whose recent visit was the occasion
OF negfo riot, reached here last evening on
another visit at the special invitation Of the
citizens, who were deeply mortified OF the pre-
vious assault upon their guests. The scene at
the wharf upon the arrival of the Savannah
steamer was one of great excitement About
1000 citizens had assembled to escort the yisi-
tors and great Indignation was caused by
Mayor Pillsbury insisting upon sending a
body of police armed with Winchester rifles
and bayonets to the scene. The negroes gem
orally kept within doors and very few were to
be seen on the streets The march from the
wharf to the hotel was attended with much
confusion and excitement, the procession be-
ing accompanied by armed police and two
companies of United States troops. No dis
turbances, however, occurred The feeling to-
day was very feverish. A match game will
take place tomorrow
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by the French Cable.l
France.

THE cARLIsTs NOT FORMIDABLE.
PARIS, Aug. 14.-Several additional bands of
Carlists have appeared in different parts of the
country; 1t is said that they are by no means
1t is understood that the affection of the EN-
peror at the death CT Marshal Neil was 90 oreat
that he was compelled to hastily leave the
Chalons Camp, where the military fetes were
in progress.
AMNESTY OF PRESS AND POLITICAL, OFFENDERS.
PARIS, Aug. 15-Eyening. The journal OF.
fetal to-day publishes decree, in which the
Emperor, in commemoration of the Tooth birth
day OF Emperor Napoleon l., grants free and
complete amnesty to the press, to political Of
tenders, to deserters from the army and navy.
and sailors in the merchant marine who have
abandoned their ships.
ILLNESS OF THE EMPEROR.
The Emperor was not present at the celebra-
ton in Camp of Chalons to-day. He is de-
tanned by an attack of rheumatism and remains
to Chalons to represent the Emperor.
FETEs AT THE CAPITAL.
Paris is very gay tonight The boulevards
and streets are crowded. The theatres are
thrown open to the people free, and immense
crowds are gathered to witness the illumina-
tiohs and magnificent display of fire works
provided by the government.
Turkey.
THE SULTAN VS.. THE vIcERoY OF EGYPT.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Aug. 14-The Vizier's
ietter TO lsmael Pasha states circumstantially
me grievances of the Sublime Porte. He re-
fers to the Cretan affair. the Journey tbrongh
EUROPE, the oppressive administration in Egypt
4nu ueluanus Clear and categorical explanation
ue Expressed MS determination to insist Strict
~ Oh tne terms OF the frman of 1841
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MARRIED.

- =
In this city, Aug IA, by George Hopkins. ESQ.
MT John Milliken and Miss Harriet Decker
In this city, Aug Ia, by Rev Mr. Sanderson, Ar
ton.
In Winslow, Aug 2,by Rev DR. Pepper, Rev Frank
" Bakeman. OF Portland, pastor elect OF the Bap-
M Stuart of w.
In Bangor, Aug 10, Joseph Snow and Harriet
Louise Hersey, all Of b.
Brown.
In Biddeford, Aug II, Nathaniel Harnden and
Angie Chapman, both ofB.
In Saco, Aug 10, Lorenzo Woodbury., of Lawrence.
Mass, and Marcia w Lane, of S.
IN Limerick, Aug |, James M Watson, OF Parsons
field, and Hannah b Sarget, OF L.
In Berwick, July %, Samuel j Townsend and
Sarah M Stewart, both Of North Berwick.
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NEW YORK.


NEW YoRK, Aug. 13.-The plate printers
str;La continues. A dispatch from the secre-
tarv Of he union at Washington received yes
terday state d that everything looked favorable
had promised to give the matter immediate at
tention. 1t is stated by the strikers that seven
or eight more of the hands at work will Join
the strike soon.
The liabilities of Bowers, Pickman & Co. are
and the assets of the firm over a million M
Bowers, the senior partner offers to surrender
his private property to the creditors. and the
other partners, it is said, viii do the same to
inc amount OF about half million more. It
= said 70 De the intention of the firm to recon-
ties are arranged.
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SOUTH AmERICA.
RrpoRrEn pApAcnAv.y s,,ccps

REPORTED PARAGUAYAN SUCCESSES
LISBON, Aug. 14.-The regular mail steamer
has arrived from Rio Janeiro bringing dates
from that port to July 23d.
The war news is quite important The pro-
visional governments for Paraguay had been
definitely organized at Asuncon.
The Paraguayans had taken Procurio, and
captured a Brazilian ship at anchor there
Gen. Lopez's army was securely intrenched,
and he had q large force of reserves
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RraigEnfa.

HAVANA, Aug. 7.-Freighfs-Chaitcrs Aur L.
Ship Aurora (Salodab 5000 boxes Falm nth and or
ders at g2 5s and for the United Kingdom, at e2 Is
zaire at 55f; Spanish brig Napoleon, 1900 tons do.
Hamburg and voyage at e610; 5th, do baroue Of
400 boxes. Belle ISLE at 57sf; 9th, brig L kourke
each; do do, Sspray tdo 800 do for Portland direct
Sugars at 81 and concentrated Syrups at Sc ID hh:
do Annie Ingraham tdo), 300 do do Boston at AZ 2b
Maipo for Marseilles, 1000 boxes at 46f barque Hod
CUBA pacBet, 400 boxes Sugars for Amsterdam nj 81
los ~ ton, net Spanish invoice return - -
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hAEH TRAVEL TO OFFICERS TO GETTYSBURG.
GErTYsBURa, Aug. 15.-Free travel to all
invited officers is secured over the Gettysburg
haliroad, Hanover Branch Railroad, Pennsyl-
yanla Central, Philadelphia and Reading road,
central Railroad of New Jersey, and the Ston-
ington steamboat line, with railroad connec-
uons to Boston. Only one railroad remains,
winch, If obtained, would complete the con-
necuon from Gettysburg to Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. Until that grants free travel
officers will come via PHILADELPHIA direct to
Columbia, thence by York and Hanover juno
ton, a gap of % miles only over which thew
may have to pay. The Gettysburg and Hano-
yer Branch Railroads will pass officers on the
production of the secretary's invitation. Off
GERS should present their invitations at the
ticket offices of the other railroads which will
also be supplied with lists of those invited.
SEIZURE OF wHIsKEY DIsTILLERY.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15.-During the past
week the revenue officers seized the distillery
of Samuel Mountioy, with 1900 gallons of whis-
key. For some reason the seizure was kept
quiet for several days. 1t is alleged there is
quarrel in regard to the affair between the gov
eminent detectives and local officers. Mount
joy is reported to be at the head of the whiskey
frauds here, and to have by connivance with
the government storekeeper paid only tax on
every second barrel of whiskey manufactured
by him. The storekeeper has fled to parts un-
known. Government officials are ordered to
push to prosecution in this case.
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ponEn EXPLOSION AND Loss on 11r,

BOILER EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE.
MT. VERNON, Ind, Aug. 1.-The Evansville
and Cairo packet Cumberland exploded her
boilers near Shawneetown, ILL.,, at O. clock
this morning, and eighteen or twenty lives
were lost. The boats books were blown over
board and the names of the missing cannot be
ascertained. The boat is total loss. A por-
ton her cargo, consisting Of wheat and corn,
will be saved. The boatwas insured for $6,O0O
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Found.

ON Peaks Island, the 18th, Wallet containing
Omoney. The owner can have 1t by calling on WM
KELLEY. at Perkins. LibbylS Cos Lumber Yard,
High st Wharf, by proving property and paying or
this advertisement. au1ld3ts
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARIN II N Ey
PORT OF PORTLAND
Saturday. Aug. IA.

Saturday. Aug. IA.
ARRIVED.
r, Steamer New England, Field, st John, ND, via
PASSPORT Tor Boston.
. Steamer Dirigo. johnson. New York : mdse to
Henry Fox.
q Farmer. ~ +
S ch mary Ella, Mcfarland Bristol.
True q Co. ueisoh' new lorK--coin 10 " W
Seh Amazon, Norwood Gloucester.
Shame, c.- CLEARED.
teous. eoiDy' Halifax, NS-John Por-
sen Amelia, winslcw Boston-s,en,er P,o,,or
ARRIVED aug A"'
Brig l. Warren, Tot Bucksport, uorr,
mas 10 days-mnassos to Lynch Barlfar s oarde-
Sch Frank Pierce, Grant, Observation-Disclosures. - =
H Merrill. upoer 10 U
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Hardinq's Ledge Bell Boat will be ta,xer tr,,,,
her station Tor few days or about the lsfh inst
Tor necessary REPAIRS Her place VIII be supplied nv
I'd class Nun Buoy. painted black, -
BY order of the Lighthouse Board,
G. s. Blake
Lighthouse Inspector, I'd District.
Boston, Aug IL. Leo.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Aug. 14-Forenoon.- 92a q 92z
for money.
American securities United States 5'20s s3y II
linois Central shares 94i; Erie shares 1884,
FRANKFORT, Aug. -Forenoon.-Uni States
5-2o's $50 a ssJ.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 14-Forcnoon. Cotton is firm
sales $4,000 bales; Middling upands 133d; Middling
Orleans 13sd. Corn 30s. Pork 1021s. Lard 72s
FRANKFORT. Aug. 14-Evening.-United States
5-20's closed at $751;
HAVANA, Aug. 15-The following are the closing
quotationsof merchandise for the week ending yes
terday Stock in wal ehouse in Havana and Aatan-
week from Havana and Matanzas to foreign coun-
tries, 52,0O0 boxes and 2400 hhds.; to the United
closed fiat with declining tendency; Nos 10 to Il
Dutch standard quoted at a 81 reas ~ arobe: Nos.
10 to 20 at 81 q 101 reals " arrobc
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THE Mercantile Library is open every weekday
Il afternoon from to o'clock, and SATURDAY. Even
ings from to 81 o'clock. New Books added every
week. ITTT~-
Terms OF subscription 80. per anuum.
Rooms, corner Congress and Temple sts, en-
trance IRON either street. jy2lTuThSime
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SAILING OF PRINCE ARTAUR FOR AMERICA
LONDON. Aug 14-Prince Arthur sailed
from Liverpool to-day on the Inman steamship
City of Paris, for Halifax.
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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 NJ,
at the Merchants Exchange, Portland, Me. all the
Real and Personal Property OF the Caseo Iron Com
pany comprising some 90 acres OF Upland and
Flats, situated at tide water at the mouth OF Pre-
sumpsc0t river, with wafer frontage of several
hundred feet, and La ge area OF unimproved fats
and good depth of wafer at the wharf
The Works corsist OF Forge Building about 100
by lao feel, containing Furnaces. Engine, a six ion
Nasmyth and other steam hammers, and all the
Tools and machinery TO Io ging heavy cranks, car
axies, and all kinds OF Iron Work
This property is within one mile of the city, and
will be sold without reserve. 1885, II
Per vote OF Stockholders.
| j. M. CHURCHILL, Pr ST
W. H. STEPHENSON, Treas.
/ chants Exchange. iv2edtd
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SPOKEN

SkOhE
July 8; lat IS, Ion % o., ship N Palmer New
York for Shanghai.
July July q, lat Al %. Ion 40 %, ship Mary Cox,
Aug 5, no lat, &c, brig Chowan, from Baltimore
Tor Rio Janelro.
, Aug 10, 20 miles of Cape May Lightshp, brig M
z Haskell, from Pensacola tor Boston,
Aug 10, l5sniles 5 OF Cape Hatteras, barque Roa-
noke, from Porto Cabcllo for Philadelphia
Aug Il, lat "a 40. lon IS 80, barque Il Murray Jr.
from Port au Prince for New York.
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DIED

In Bangor, Aug 10, Elizabeth A, daughter of the
late James Boyd, OF Winterport, aged 40 years and
10 months.
In Bangor. Aug u, Mrs Aseneth Smith. aged 4s
years and months.
years.
In Biddeiord, Aug 8. Mary Elizabeth child of Jas
u and Z Garland, aged months and davs.
In Augusta Aug 5, Lyman w Clement, OF Winter.
port, aged 20 years and months.
In Bowdolnham, Aug g. John II Thomas, aged 81
years.
In Gardiner, Aug 8. Lucretia Ring. aged Is years
In Pittston, Aug 7, Patrick Williams aged &c
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For Sale i'm BrunsWick. ME-.

go ALP story Dwelling House, with L, Sta.
#;;,| Bile, and Garden. The shouse fronts on the
ma College Green, and was the residence of the
late Prof VIM. Smyth. For terms apply to
ROBERT BOWKER, ESQ,
maV15dtf BrunsWick Me-
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ILLINOIS.

Gov. Scott of South Carolina is here on bust
ness. connected with the distribution Of the
quota of arms belonging to the State OF South
Carolina
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Sid I'm Honolulu Sth ult, brig Morning Star, Mick
onesio ~
Ar at Marseilles 26th ult, barque Topeka, Blancb-
ard, Ielsingtors.
Ar at Cardiff 18th ut, barque Talavera, Carver,
Dunkirk. 80 ~
Ar at Montevideo juno 18th, brig Nellie Hastings
Smith. New York land sailed for Buenos Ayresl.
Ar at Demarara 10Th ult. brig George Downs. Ian
fare New York land sailed 22dfor Barbadoes)
At do 22d ult, barque Delaware, White Baltimore
brig Suwannee, Simpson, Tor New York, ldg
Ar at Barbados 10th ut. barque Reindeer Young
New YORK land was ldg oath to returnl. o
ldg. ~
Ar at Port Spain, 18th ult, brig Scotland Crowell.
New York land sailed 22d tor Barbadoes); 18th
barque Pleiades, Holt, Baltimore; brig Eunice Bar
Boston, 0O'As' ~
At Ponce PR 24th ult, barque AIbacore, for a port
III the United States, ldg sugar.
AT st John PR 10th ult, brig Sarah Crowell Mes
senger, from Baltimore, ar 2ith,
SD I'M kingston j 22d ult, barque Howard, Saul
at do oath ult, briggs A NJ Knight, Thompson. for
New y York; Mary Leighton, Gay, Tor do via Milk
Sid FIN Matanzas 9th inst, sch Robert Caldwell.
McCormaclc, New Orleans >
Ar at Grand Turk III Both ut, brig Moses Day.
Eidrldge, New York: sch Joseph Long, Perry, Surf
nam.
Ga 3oib, brig Condova, Eddy, Providence.
AT az bermuda ath inst, sch Mischief, Granville
Boston.
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Anthracite Coal for the Navy
3 NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
boz Bureau Of Equipment and Recruiting,
CEALED Proposals Tor furnishing Anthracite
y Coal for the Navy, TO be delivered during the
this Bureau until 10 NJ, 18th August, 1862
These proposals must be endorsed eProposals for
Anthracite Coal for Steamers" that they may be
distinguished from other business letters
2.240 pounds ft ~
The coal must be of the best Buck Mountain. or
Black Heath, or Of kind equal to them in all re-
spects for the purpose intended which equality win
DE Se ss Sa1T By Board % D the Secretary
Inc name ofthe coal proposed to be furnished must
Philadelphia Navy Yard, or on board Of vessels at
such points within six miles thereof as may be de-
sgnated by the Bureau at the contractors risk and
expense, and without extra charge ofany kird.
The coal must In all respects Do satisfactory 10 the
inspector or inspectors to be appointed by the Blu
reau, who win have the right Of perempfory reec-
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS viii also be
received until the same date for furnishing the fol-
lowing quantities and qualities of Coal at the differ
ent Navy yards, during the fiscal year ending June
PORTSMOUTH, Nh.
$50 tons Lehigh, Steamer.
100 q :. Lump, tHandpicked.)
S % :. :. G camssriasnss, run Of mines.
bQoLO1ts
100 tons Lehigh, Steamer, ..i ia.,a
800 :" - Lump. hia..i 4. Istlfil.A
10 " !" Egg. s..r4.. sos
400 I" Cumberland, run Of mines
10 Camel. tlt- 'rti sr9-
NEW YORK. ie ..ai
$50 tons Lehigh, Lump, hand picke6.
20 Egg. ~ kit.
o. 500 " -BItuminous, Lump,
20 I" Cumberland, run OF mines.
10 I" Camel. '.f ~ NV lll.a-
PHILADELPHIA. 81
$50 tons Lehigh, Lump. - lif.,..
% Stove. ilI rs'Il-
26o Semi-Bituminous, Lump.
WASHINGTON.
200 tons Lehigh, Egg.
1850 ' Cumberland, run Of mines.
ti NORFOLK.
1900 tons Cumberland, run OF mines
Proposals must be for all the coal required at anv
one navy-yard, which viii CONSTITUTES a separate
class, and the contract will be awarded to the lowest
bidder for each class
The coal to be OF the best quality Of the kinds
named; to be tree from dust and foreign substances
and subject 10 inspection.
The price must be per ton of 2,240 pounds for the
coal delivered on the navyyard wharf at the respec-
tive places named, without additional expense or ex-
ira charge to the Government; the quantity deliv-
cred 70 be paid Tor at weight OF navy-yard scales.
Blank forms OF oher, guarantee &C., will be fur
nished on application to the Bureau, ...n,u
julyI9-d1aW4wM F.f fHaF'F AAAH
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WASHINGTON.
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMMISSIONER

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Acting Secre-
tary of the Interior issued instructions to the
commissioners appointed under the jointreso-
luton of the 10th of April last to ascertain and
report upon the condition of the Union Pacific
and Central Pacific railroads of California
The commissioners will meet at Omaha on the
% inst, and thence proceed to Sacramento,
and at the latter place will enter upon the dis
charge Of their duties.
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DOMEsTIC PORTS.

Ar at charlottetown Aug stb, sch c Morris,
"a bbis.
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Captains interest in a small vessel or Lighter
Awill be sold cheap or exchanged for house, or a
small farm, or piece of wood land, ii applied fer
soon. For particulars call on
may1sdtf L. TAYLOR, III Com. st.
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FOB SALE Z

IN East Windhafn,a wood lot containing 80 acres OF
Il thick growth. Also carriage shop, cider mill and
press For further particulars inquire at 335
Congress 81.
c. II. TUERO.
June 1-d&wtf
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The time for the international boat race be-
tween the Harvard and Oxford crews has been
definitely fixed. 1t will occur on the afternoon
of Friday August 9th
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Farm for Sale.

A Farm consisting of one hun
AGM-N bred acres, cuts so tons OF hay, with
4a1eHER good wood-lot, good orchard, two
lI44 llk1 wells of water, a story and halt
- z-house all finished, barn 60 by 4O.-
Said farm IS situated near Cumberland Center, 100
Academy, Post Office, & one and half miles from
Portland q Kennebec Depot. Possession given
whenever required
Enquire OF the subscriber on the premises
SEWALL BLANCHARD.
Cumberland, May 18th, 1869. may2OMtf
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Notice.

~ The Carriers OF the "PREss" are not allowed
20 sell papers singly OF BY the week. Under any
ing the "PREss" in this MANNER will confer atav-
OF by leaving word atthis office.
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MrsfnnArnA

Brig Thomas Owen, (of Portland) at New York fin
Sagua had moderate weather the entire passage and
been days North OF Hattcras with light battling
winds,
Brig r Todd, Mcclure, at New York from
Calais while towing through Hell Gate 18th inst,
ran into the drilling machine off Pan Rock. and car
RED away flying jbboom and all her rigging. The
drilling machine upset; the extent OF the dam
age not aseertained-
Brig Sophie, from Minatit an for Queenstown. be-
lore reported at Key West in distress, remained 4th
inst on the marine railway, receiving repairs.
Ship Dashing Wave. from New York Tor San Fran
CISCO which put into Rio Janeiro leaky bore IN from
off Cape Horn.
Key West, Fla, Aug I2.-Shp Artisan, from Bos-
ton for New Orleans on the Pulaski Reef on the
9th INST. She threw overheard $50 tons OF granite
and then took assistance and got off on the l0th.nst
Her captain agreed to pay her wreckers. [The re.
port published Yesterday that the Artisan had ar
rived at New York was incorrect. The steamer ca
lumba. from Havana, brought the report OF The dis
aster TO New York, hence the mlsake.l
FISHERMEN.
aft Charioffpfovn An ot, COY, n u as...:-i-..,
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[Per steamship Main, at New York;

Sid I'm Liverpool 31st ult Emma Beals Dawes
Boston; Ellsworth, Woodward, Calcutta: ist inst
Ellen Southland, Alexander, Boston.
on The Wight 3iss ult, Edwin Knapp, i'm Shields
for Palermo. - '
On Lands End 10th ult Anna Ada, Moore, from
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treat Bargains in Real Estate.
For Sale or to let.

HOUSE on Boyd st, to sell or let; eight rooms.
III convenient and Ia first rate order. Apply to No
20 Boyd st, or on the subscriber.
ALEXR EDMOND.
jy29dtf ts.H No IS Prebie st.
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AUCTION SALES,

Horses, Carriages, &c, ut Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. M, on N W
A market lot, Market street, shall sell Horses
Carriages, Harnesses. &c. ia
I Family Carriage. E
Apl2s. II. o. BAILEY. Auctioneer.
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.E0R gALE-

A Farm in Scarboro, (PIeasan
AIHM ~ HILL five miles from Portland, con
mMaSw2 tanning 100 acres, well divided int,
M EII Efi1 pasture, woodland and tiIlage.
Hsszz91zs4Es Buildings in good repair. -.
For particulars enquire of s. HUNT,
on the premises, or at C0bbs Bakery IL Pearl street
Portland. .,s' jy27d1wteodtf
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STATE OF MAINE
HEAD QUARTERS
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFF

General Orders Mop.
The following promotions and appointments arc
announced in the Staff of the Commander IN Chief.
l.. Benz, B. Murray, Jr., to be Assistant Adm
tant General with rank of Colonel.
H.. Lieut.. Col. John Marshall Brown, A. ID. c.
to be assistant Inspector General with rank Of
Colonel.
Ill Eugene F. Sanger, nj. D., to be Assistant
surgeon General with rank Of Colonel.
~. Nathan Cutler to be Aide-de- Camp, with
rank of Leut.-Colonel
By Order OF the Commander in Chief
. JOHN MARSHALL, BROWN,
y23diw&w1m Lieut. Colonel q A. d. @.