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q z1re 49,
SZ--- Hsf-aazt VEST IND SOUTH
A., BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
lows: i''' 1000 WIG 'i'iiio viii iNL as W.
camden Station, Baltimore-Mai Except Sunday
fio N ~ hNpress daily at 4O5 p M for ALL PARTS OF
trains 20 directly through 'i " ma ~
p....- = ,f.OR VA \ PASSENGERS
ha, more and Piedmont take the 20 A. NJ train;
between Cumherland and Wheeling DIV wing over for Cum
Gft "J " neelns Accommodation Tran,) and between
tmore. ~ i'V' VI Train HoIn h'i-
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at aI5P NJ
and from Frederick at 80 A. NJ. at ' ''
IHE ElllCoTIS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4 M
71OPM INNS '' ''Zo A NJ ant
FOR RELAY HOUSE, Cbesides the regular train, . enc
P. VI. ' ~ inc i'eidy at oA7
For WASHfNGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 10 and 7i5 A. NJ and Island IN
n On Sundays at 40 A NJ only. Leaves Washington for
baltimore at 40 and $50 A NJ, and and 10 p NJ On
Sundays at 300 P NJ only The second and fourth trains
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second and
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect W. =
trains on the Annapolis Road
For tickets of every kind nfUrmaon &C, apply to
ENGLAND, Agent, the Ticket Camden station
W. p SMITH,
Master of Transportation
a. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent aplltf
N0PTHEpN CENTP Al PATTNAV
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A PERUVIAN GUANO.-The attention o
IA Farmers and Commission Merchants is called to
stock Of Peruvian Guano direct mporaton each package
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SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, June I4.-Arr. schrs Yankee Doodle and
j. p. Wethere, Boston. ~ anu
>. CID schrs Rebecca New York; W Harp, Boston, c. Viii
ting, Cohasset - "
RICHMOND June 13-Arr schrs Claremont, Gallego ond
Jonas Sparks, New York J. r. Franklin and San Luis Al
P2any; 5 G. King and Beauty Phadelphia Isaac Rich
RICHMOND, June li-Arr schrs S. r. Allen, Boston,
Mountain Eagle, Calais ' ~
WILMINGTON, June l3-Arr briggs Vermont New Ia
ven; Chmborazo Boston, schls. NJ a Johnson Sea 4 rd
e. Strong and Marine, Nrw York; W. L. Springs Phila
delphia f9'' ~
Cid schr Helene, New York
WILMINGTON, June l4.-Arr briggs Grenada, New York:
Jacob Dock, Portland China, Boston, schr L. s Davis Pro
violence ' ~ " ~ "'i'' ~
CPD schr Ben, New York
SHARLSTON June l3.-Arr. ship Lydia, Amsterdam:
Jane, Boston " 'ii Deiie' uo' Martha
Marseies. 'p'o' JAIN @iuhilrai flavile,
noo h June lOCid ship Lizzie Southland Liver
MOBILE, June l0-Arr schr n y Dol, wv
Ctd ship Mary Clinton, Hayra - D. paSles' new ork-
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vid Curre
Schr John Griffith, Conklin Jersey City
MEMORANDA

on Swan Point, ship White Falcon, Drummond, FIN Callao
via Hampton ROads-guano to Baril 4 Muir.
on Swan Point ship John Cotte HalloweI before repor
ted in Hampton Roads, from Caao-guano to Barri and
M,,r
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EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK, June H-Arr. steamships Florida, Savan
nah Nashville Charleston ship Rebecca, Cardeaas barks
ieaver London > IT, NorcroS Galveston; George Thomas
atazas John Kerr Carenas; briggs Caron Doboy Island
bee, Barbados. ''
CID ships Confidence Bordeaux Neptune, Bremen bred
naught Liverpool; bark p Wicksron Jr Bordeaux brig
Matilda, Zaza '7
NEW YORK, June l5-Arr steamship City of Manches
ter Liverpoo Karnak Havana; ships Bernard Bordeaux
Harvest Queen, tavre Paana, Buenos Ayres American
Inon Liverpool barks ersaa, New Orleans Cleopatra
MatanZas. - w. e''
CID steamships Boston and Marion, Charleston Alabama
deauX ~ D0i
.PHlLADELPHIA June 4.-Arr steamship State of Geor-
gla Savannah; bark Aexna Matanzas; schr Sahwa ia
maica. ~ -"
BOSTON, June l4Arr. ship Morton, Liyerpool: barks
Gay Head Smyrna John Winthrop, ST. Jago Daniel, Pal
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;Ttftals, 3ar0lOarf. dc.

M KEITH, JR., & SON,
4Fks MANuFACTURERs' AGENTS,
No. % SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Offer for sale at lowest
Jared Pratt Sons Cut Nails, all sizes
H. Keith Jr, a Co.'S lacks Shoe and Finishing Nails;
Naylor and Co Cast and Shear Steel;
Ames * ROwand'S ShoVels and Spades;
kimbals Patent ShOveS and Spades,
Sheble Lawson Fishers Forks;
American Butt Co.'S Hinges and Sad Irons,
Burdens Patent Horse Shoes;
Kings American Cnch Nails
Douglas Pumps and Rams:
Smith Harper'S Hoes and Rakes
Hollow ware, Castings and Cart Boxes;
Hoop and Sheet lron Tea Kettles
Hail. Brown Il Co.'S Snaths
Darby Creek Scythc Stones
Axle Puies, Faucets, Strap and r Hinges:
AX-Handles, Saw Frames Shoe Knives;
Coffee Mills, HameS, &c, &C, &c. mh4 On
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CLEARED.
Ship Dusberg, (Prus.) Weigmann observation-disclosures
Boninger
Schr Wild Pigeon, Milkin, Provdence-S Phillips Co
SAILED.
Bark Parthian. Miller, Richmond, in of steamtug Da
,r;lir
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NTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
4 CITY, 18th June, 1859 WIN. D. THOMPSON Nc pr
BECCA r. THOMPSON, ct al-OrieTed that he coll ~
ana reported by George Sauerwen Trustee for the sale
certain real estate in the proceedings in this
uoned, De rathed and confirmed causp tn h cor
ary thereof be shown before the 18th dav of fni
next provided copy Of this order be inserted in som
newspaper printed in Baltimore once in each of tbrae
cessve weeks before the 9Th Iay Of July neyt e sue
The Report states the sales to he s ae so
True copy-test-W e ii TIJRNER Do
je14-Iaw3w " " FL,
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
lBALTIMoRE CITY;1IN THE NATTER OF THE IN
SOLVENT ESTATE OF SAMUEL H. LYETH Iordered
this 18th day of May 1884, that the sale of Ieasebold P
perty made and reported by Robert Barry Trustee be
the hereby ratified and confirmed, unless canse To
the contrary be shown before the 23d day of ne
provided copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in the city Of Baltimore week for
three successive weeks before to the sd day of June
w. l.. MARSHALL.
m26-1aw3w Clerk.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
i CITY, May Term, 1a59-ROB ERT,HOWARD and JOS. c.
WILSON u.s. A. j. MAGUIRE and others.-0rdered that the
sale made reported by Charles Marshall Trustee for
the sale of property in the proceedings in this
mentioned be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown before the 2h of June
provided copy of this order be inserted IN some news
paper printed in Baltimore once in each of three sIcces
sive weeks before the said oath day ofJune next
The Report states the amount of sales to be 81, 100
True copy-test-W H. II. TURNER,
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alta. June lG, 1889.
Boat Philip and Ellen, Captain McConn-coa to -:
Boat Sarah Long, Captain Sherry coal to Chas Gilmore
ey d. Co.
Boat b. B. Lehman, Captain Schuyer-umber to Cockey
& Co.
Boat S R McCOnkey Captain Observation-Disclosures to Red
grave Burns
Boat Susquehanna, Captain Livingston-lumber Gas
Company.
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I'd Irr" FOR FREDERICKSBURG, "

Es-SE- - FUR FREDEETCkSBURG, VA.
steamer WIN SELDEN, ". B. kirwan
Captun viii resume her route Frederick shur and land
WHARF, FOOT OF SOUTH STREET, en-
Tuesday, February 22d, at / O'clock F. NJ Returning
WI, ie3yc tr:denckN3nrG at o'clock FRIDAY MORNING
ShG WI continue TO leave Baltimore ~ cry TUESDAY,
and fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
Freight Of every description taken at low rates Horses
cattle and Live Stock generally handled with and
comfortably accommodated Through Goods punctualIy at
tended TO- charges paid promptly, and forwarded
received.
m$F@r information, freight passage, apply in Baltimore
at her Office lO5 SOUTH STREET, On hoard the Boat
,. Agents in Fredericksburg,
fel2tI 4 X Pill bps 20
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Shipping.
FOR MARSEILLES

Il FOR MARSEILLES
- The lship "a. NJ. LAWRENCE CIaypooI,
master, will meet with quick despatch For freight or pas
sage apply to J. CROSBY IL son,
Nh whar
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Steamboats,.

ST BALTIMORE AND PHlLADEL-
ssz-==Exa=--zPHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
VIA CANAL,
For the transportation Merchandise Produce PACKAGES
Philadelphia and Baltimore
FOR PllllADElPHlA-One of the Company's Steam
hoats leaves No Light street wharf daily o'clock ar
irving III Phad. pia o'ulock next morning in am
pie TIM for the New ork Trains
FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. daily, at 3 O'Clock from
No. 10 South WharveS.
L..-I i
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
- 80. ...:
NENKEH ARRA NGENENp
On and after MONDAY, April 18th, 1852 the trains over
he Road will r1n fnIIn viz

- For THE VEST.
The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday excepted at 30
A. n arriving at Harrisburg at II47 NJ there connecting
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For TIE NORTH
LIST The Mail Train leaves Calvert Station daily at I
a N Sunday eNceped arriving in Harrisburg at II II
T. M WilliamSport at F. n, Emira at F. NJ, and Buff
falO at 1890 A. NJ, and Dunkirk at ; 30 A. NJ
ID. The Buffalo and Niagara daily
except Sunday at p NJ, arriving Harrisburg at .
T. NJ NIllilmSpurt at T. 7. NJ, Emira A ~ and Buffalo
at 1870 A. NJ, and Dunkrk at llSJ A NJ This train con-
meets at Elmira with trains for
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS IN WESTERN NEW
\ /, IA
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zkFIt FOR LONDON.
- The fine A British bark "F. E. ALTHA USSE,'
Paisley MASTER having nearly all her board,
take the bulk ofl0O hhds in light freight if immediate
application be made to FOARD a ROGERS,
jel6-f 1 Pnv v'S ,vba
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FOR RIO DEJANETRO
FOR LIVERPOOL,

- The ship "BANSHEE," Captain Jas Keen, will be
uspHceu on Ie 5h instant For passage, having hand
some accommodations, apply to
.c.r HUGH JENKINS & co,
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81 FOR KINGSTON, JAMAICA.
rs The British brig "WABASH" Skaing, master,
i'll have quick dispatch for the above port For freight APP
Y to f. /. BRAINS a co
el0 If corner Lombard street and ChpapSi,le
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"IMITATIoN' oy THE FRIGATE NIAGARA
English papers contain a notice OF the expert
mental trip of the new steam-frigate Orlando,
q vessel which has excited considerable inter
est in naval circles. The News says:
''She was, it is unders TODD, brought into eX-
istence i'll imitation of the Niagara and simi-
lar ships by the Government of the United
States. Their peculiar advantage lis that with
about the same tonnage of an ordinary ship of
one hundred guns, having auxiliary steam
power, they possess superior means of pro-
pulsIon, which counterbalanceS TO a great eX-
tent the difference of armament, while the
extra speed gives them many advantages over
other ships, although carrying more metal
The Manchester Guardian speaks of the
completion of the Orlando steam -frigate as
opening up a new era in naval history and
remarks, further, that the United States Gov
srnment having recently construe ted a num-
ber Of frigates of immense power, ''our- Ad-
miralty deemed it necessary to provide Eng
land with ships OF this class, which should be
able TO cope with these great American float
ing batteries" The Orlando mounts fifty
guns and cost Sl,000000. Her trial trip does
not seem to have been in all respects satsfac-
tory.
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PosT-OFFICE AFFAIRS-FirgiHid.-A new
office is established at Brandywine, Fauquier
county, Va, and Anton Schwab appointed
postmaster; TO receive special supply from
Warrenton-L A. Hifiin is named as mail
carrier. Offices at Farsonyille, Southampton
county, and Laurel Greek, Montgomery coun-
~, are discontinued Croftsviile, Tazewell
county, is re-estahlished; James Burton post
master. Eggleston Springs, Giles county, is
also re-estab ablished; VIM. Eggleston, pos tmas-
ter.
a Appontments.-David b. Taylor is appoint
eft pos tnaster at ToWnsend's Mills, Gilmer,
county. Va, vice j. Il. Townsend, resigned
B. W. Byrne postmaster at Braxton G. H.,
Braxton county, Va, vice Alex. g. kincaid,
resigned. Isaac g. CundiG postmaster at
Euraus Bedford county, Va, vice A. Kasy,
Jr., resigned. William Newton, Jr., postmas-
ter at Buckingham Mine, Buckingham coun-
ty, Va, vice VIM. f. Saunders, resigned. John
Hinckle postmaster at Richwoods, Nicholas
county, Va, vice 7. Buckhardt, resigned
William ii. G. Bolt postmaster at Laurel
Forks, Carroll county, Va, vice Hiram Bolt,
deceased. Dudley ii. Davis postmaster at
Quiet Dell, Harrison county. Va. vice Silas
G. Davis, declined. Gordon Mcdonald post
master at Mouth of Buffalo, Logan county
Va, vice Patterson Christian, declined. VIM
II. Taylor postmaster at Fountain Spring
Wood county, Va vice @. G. Fridel, abandon
ed office.
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THE AMERICAN COLLEGE AT RoME.-UEder
The direction of the Propaganda works are go
ing on with great activity in the Convent OF
the Umilta, in Rome, to prepare it for a coll
lege. The great building (situated at the foot
OF the z uirinal, toward the Corso) has been
bought Tor SiS.OUO and is destined as a college
for North American and eceles teal stu
dents. The Bishops of the United States, who
are about fifty in number have recently sent
thirty thousand dollars to the Pope for the
necessary works; and before the end of this
year the place will be arranged, and Will be
able TO receive one hundred students. The
French college has lately rebuilt the Church
of ST. Chiara and by the side of it a large es-
adjustment contains sixty students. Spain
has begun works for n national ecclesiastical
seminary. The South American college opened
last year with thirty-hve students.
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pA Cure for Worms B. A. FahnestOek's
NER VI FEHt, the only safe and effeetusl remedy
for EXpElLING WORMS FROM THE SYs
TEN.
Tie lives Of thousands Of children have beer
saved by the timely use of this extraordinary med
leine.
This standard and valuable preparation has now
heen before the public twenty six years, and there
cannot be any better evidence offered OF its sllca
cy than itg constantly increasing reputation IL is
without DOUBT, the safest and most etectual medI-
for sXpellIng worms from the fy stem that has
ever been discovered. The knowl-d,e of Us re
medal virtues not confined tn the United States,
bat there is Il constant demand for 1t from Ing
land. South America. West Indies, &c, where 1t
~ extensively used. IL is perfectly harmless, and
may be administered with the utmost safety to chill
dren pt all ages
Ply sieians do not hesitate to recommend IL and
use 1t exclusively IN their practice. Many OF the
most eminent and skilltul OF the profession from
all parts OF the country. testify to It's uniform sus
cess. For sale by FISHER x WINSTON,
Sc 2-lm Wholesale Agents.
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"a Physicians arc reneralIy 10th to speah

g Physicians are generally 10th to speak
word IN praise of what are called patent lmedl
clnes. Indeed, 1t is an article m the code OF med
zeal ethics, that PHI ysIclan who sanctions the
of such remedies cannot he considered member
oi tue Na!t0Rdk Association But there
eeptIons To- the most stringent rules, and many OF
the disciples of Escuapius have actually been com
PEELED, b, the force of facts. TO recommend the
o. DR.. j. HOSfETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
Tor thcAe diseases which are particularly prevalent
during the summer and fall. They have
tanned that there are remedies in the phsrma-
eopia which can compare with this wonderful corr
pound ior arrangement of the system, Thou
sands OF taaics residing along the low grounds of
the western and Southern rivers, now con
vInced that they have found medicine peculiarly
adapted Tor their ailments, white in other portions
of the country, durins the summer months the de-
nand for the article is equally large.
sold by druggisis and dealers generally.
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A NOBLE MoTgER--Narrow Eseape.-As the
morning train from this place TO Chicago came
near Rsck River bridge, on Monday last, the
engineer, Robert Waugh discovered little
girl at play on the track. He sounded the
whistle at its highest, sharpest rate, and used
every possible effort to stop the train. The little
child kept moving along on the track, appar-
entity frightened by the whistle but did not
leave thesrack. The mother Of the child, who
lived in a house near the bridge, seeing her
child in danger, made spring TO save her, and
rushing in front of the engine, caught her child
and fell over the opposite side. The engine
brushed her clothes as she fell, and passed on a
short distance before it could be stopped. The
conductor, Captain Phillips, ran TO the place,
and found the mother had tainted, but both
mother and child were saved. He took the
child in his arms, and restoraiiyes being used,
the mo tsr soon revived. Who can tell .the
joy of thai mother TO know her child was saved!
Had she hesitated a moment or have been only
a second later, both mother and child must
have been crushed beneath the wheels of the
engine We did not learn her name, but who
ever she is, she is a brave and heroic womaD.-
Roek Island [IHiaois) Arggs.
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Good Appyopriation.-The Council have at
length appropriated means fer filling up the
deep ravine on 10th street, and when the work
is completed, the residents of 10th. north Of
Leigh. Will be enabled to get to and from that
portion OF French Garden Hill by a direct
route. Located as that hill is, in the very
heart Of the city, scores of new buildings will
now spring up property will increase in
value, and in the course of a few years, the
city will more than realize in increased taxes
all the improvement the street has cost her
There are other streets east and west of 10th
that ought TO be improved as speedy as pos,
sible, SO as to bring all the property of Navy
and French Garden Hills into market, Can
the Council, after witnessing the increased
revenue by the continuation Of 9th and 5th
streets, doubt for a moment that the city would
make money by filing up the rnvines AZ once
Not only would the property north Of the ra-
vines become more valuable, but the ravines
would be filed up and brought into market,
and thus become handsome sites for private
residences. Such Improvements are but cast
ing bread upon the water.
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MARRIAGE IN A MISSOURI JAIL.--The quiet
of Fayette was slightly disturbed last Sun
day morning, by the appearance at the Jail
door of handsome young lady, who request
ed an interview with Mr. I'll utchins, who was
there confined for killing DIR. Beddew lately,
near Brunswick. Sheriff McKeary finding
the lady fully ''endorsed,n took the loving
pair to his residence, where they We're joined
in holy wedlock; soon after which Mrs.
Hutchins took leave of her husband, he going
to his dark and lonely prison, doubtless with
a consolation that many gentleman enjoying
full liberty would like 10 possess. The iady's
name was Holmes, and she resides in Frank
lin county.-Cor. 81. Louis Rep.
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THE NEW FRENCH WHEELBARRow.-The
new wheelbarrow, which is worked by the
men employed to repair the damage occasioned
by the fstes in the gardens of the Tuileries, is
attracting much attention. The novelty of
the machine consists in the two legs of the
barrow being replaced by two wheels, smaller
than the one in front, and which is fixed i'm
mediately under the body Of the barrow. The
handles are raised so to be on level with
the hands of the workmen; and thus, upon 4
level road slight push is only necessary for
the transport of the heaviest load. The three
wheels being almost close together, the act Of
turning the barrow in the smallest space be-
comes as easy as possible. The workman has
but to lean on one of the handles and the front
wheel is lifted from the ground, leaving the
barrow free TO he man9uvred like common
hand-cart.
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BETHANY CoLLEGE.-The Washington (Pa)
Review in noticing the receipt OF a catalogue
OF this institution, which is located in the
Panhandle, Brooke county, Virginia, says:
The College buildings, burnt some time since,
are nearly rebuilt, and will, when completed,
surpass any thing in this section of the country,
presenting u front of four hundred and twenty
feet The most remarkable thing that strikes
us is the residence of the students. Thirty
years since At least one-t third of the students
attending Jefferson and Washington Colleges
were from the Southern States. In looking
over their last catalogues we see hardly one in
ten, but in Bethany College, located in the
Panhandle, and practically almost as free as
Pennsylvania. we find the students are thus
classed. including all who have ever graduated:
Kentucky rs, Virginia rs, Missouri 81, Penn
sylvania %. Tennessee ~, Illinois 49, Ohio 10,
Indiana 6, &c. This college, situated in sight
of Pennsylvania and Ohio, receives few of its
students from them bat nine-tenths from the
South and Southwestern States. The Presi-
dent is the celebrated Alexander Campbell,
known as the founder of the Disciples, or per-
haps more generally as Campbellites.''
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Sudden Deafh--About O'Clock, yesterday
morning, free negro, named Joe Brannan,
aged about sixty years, died suddealy near
Mr.. John A. Lacy's store, on Franklin street.
between nth and 18th. Joe had been in feeble
health for some time, and had fit In the street
an hour or two before his death. Several per-
sons saw him when he approached Mr.. Lacy's
store and attempted to sit down by bale OF
hay, but in doing 50 fell. He complained OF
feeling very sick, and attempted 70 make
known his place Of residence; but was 700
weak to do so, and died in q few minutes after,
and before medical aid could be rendered
Coroner Peachsy was sent for, and, after ex.
amining the body and satisfying himself that
disease caused Joe's death, he ordered It 70 b.
removed and prepared for inferment.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE RECEPTION OF
THE GREAT EASTERN AT PORTLAND.-Tbe
city government of Portland Me-, have made
special arrangements 10 do honor 10 the arri-
val of the Great Eastern. The programme in
cludes public dinner, ball. general illumina-
tion of the city, ringing OF bells. saiutes of
artillery, excursions in the harbor, military
displays, and other man itestations OF public
rejoicing. committee OF the city govern
ment has also voted TO extend invitations TO
President Buchanan and his Cabinet, to Gen
erai Scott, TO the Governor OF Canada, to
General Williams, commander Of the British
forces in North Amexlca, TO the Governors OF
several States and to%the Executives of Nova
Scotia and New Brunswick, to visit Portland
during the visit of the Great Eastern.