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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-23
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N7'IN Nt''IItR UlNiIINI, N
At Probate Court held ST Jo.?>nrv within ,u ~
said district, on The s,ih iay OF Oct 1. ID Ina,
Nafhah II Martin, Guardian Oliver NJ Verona 4
SELMA X Cara A. ani lydia Badger HiD.r heir a,
Levi and Bet>ey Badger late Of DalviI'. in s,i d.
T'ct deceased makes appncLpn said court for cen
we NI"ie "i The real eidIe Uf MS said ards rep
f We whole ri their zeal estate purpose OF nut;
H. >f,,, K. - NN''-s u
heteii'i II = ordered by Sdi Court 'ta, said ap,l;
,tin 't Referred I" the 9TH NJ ID i,s3 al r.
'''''' ~ e, d"il>iuTE Gi,'rS> Iii hearing Al 4
''Ni>'' ii'fc5! a.u !: = irriivr ordered hal al g,r
soils ME c>ie' te H1ii. hereof ~ p;lr.t,. al ,,
ice - TINS application sil order thereon, ;-e,. 49,,
Sn,'ts>''e!H III the Ca .'piilan printed 4 -: j. .,>.
t'i' sail time ii nearing tina; They ma. a,.r t -,
'Iiie ''H l!dC" anu u The: ,aIi>e :hf.f.,
b. the tlilrf
"9;Ei Attest "a l.. FREACIi. jade, Of pr.s,-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-23
FEMALES. FEMALES, FEMALES,

Old or young. single, married, or contenllia-
ting marriage. In many Affection peculiar
to Females the Extract Buchu is unequailell
by any other remedy, as in Chiors;s or Rr-
ten;,on. Irresula-iry, Painfulness or Supp,->
sion of thz Customary Excavations. Ulcera,,l
II Sehirrous state of the Uterus. Leucorrhea
or Wa5re>- Sf-ri!iiv. ana for all complaints
inci2eal 10 ne sex, whether arising from ia-
discretion, HABITS Of dissipation, or in the de-
cine or chang Of life. (See symptoms abaye.N
M FAMILY slOyLD Be WITHOUT II.
LAKE "a. B2lsam. Mercury or Unpleasant
Neeic5nt for Unpleasant and dangerous
Diseases.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-23

This Medicine increases the bower Of d.
gestion. and excites the Absorbents into
healthy action, by which the Watery or Ca
cerous Dispositions. and all Unnatural En-
largements are reduced. as well as pain and
Inflammation, and is good FOR Men. Women
or Children.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09
Long and Short Dresses.

There is no denying the fact that a long
dress adds nsiaerably to the graceful ap-
pearauee Of its wearer. Whether the fig
ure be tail or stunted, demi-train is, in
either case, both becoming and adyanta-
geous TO it bnt, on the othe: hand, for
outdoor wear, how inconvcnient a long
dress proves itself to be !! We are perfect
IL aware that we should shock, consider
ably, the nerves of our drosSmakcr, it in
answer TO the usual query, as to how mauy
inches on the ground we should wish our
new walking to trail, we were to tell her
to make it short, and that it must not trail
at all 1nl although at the time we should
be thoroughly convinced that we were giv-
iag her most sensible answer, there are
very few ladies' at the present day,to whom
it would occur to leave such very unash-
ionablc instructions. In every crowded as
sembly OF people, crinolines are looked
upon as nuisances but their disadvanta-
yes are slight in comparison with a sweep
ing dress, which is always in everybody's
way, aud under everybody's feet. And
then what trouble it entails continual
apologies on all sides for stepping upon it;
the fatigue of holding it up out OF the
dust or mud the frequent renovation
which it necessarily requires. All these
drawbacks detract considerably from the
beauty Of the long dress, Ifladics would
only make up their minds to wear short
dresses tctea out Of doors and long ones
for home and risitiq2, what a much better
arrangement altogether it would be
lOnre II l1aM
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

aetiy like 1t. | sec you have copied
Longfellow's fnc poem, The Cumbcr.
land into your columns. Allow me to
correct a mistake in your rendering of the
last verse, believe it should read,
"Oh brave heart. that went down in the sea,
c ate at rest in the troubled storm.
| Ho brave land with hearts like these
Thy fas that is rent in twain
oaail 10 ooe again, and without a scam
Amen! say all good Unonists. Our
hearts are torn with anxiety and suspense
Tor the fate OF dear relatives and friends,
our best and noblcst ones who have dc.
voted themselves to tho service of our
country many delicately reared, whom
love would fain preserve from tile harsher
experiences Of life, now exposed to all
the hardships, rriyatiou5 and pcrils Of a
soldiers life. Ola the weary days anl
slecplcss nights, passed in thinking Of
them aul wondering what may be their
situation and feelings Oh the painful
pictures imagination draws Of the evils
to which they are liable How auXiously
our thought, follow them aud how fervent
are our prayers for their welfare, Was
It 10 sacrifice to let these dear ones 70 q?
toull We ever have consented to it for
any ,ansa To-. sg,-o.i ,L..,, -. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

FASHIONS FOR JANuARY.-The styles in
dresses and bonnets are pretty much un-
changed. Heavy materials, reps and pop
Inns, are made with pointed waists, or in
the form Of jackets, with box plait in
the back. Plain waists are trimmed in
front to initiate a jacket, aud finished in
the back with bow and ends. Skirts
are trimmed with braid or narrow velvet.
ribbon, put on in elaborate patterns.
Solid colors are moro worn than plaids
or figured materials, and the colors are
this year peculiarly brilliant. The Hum
bolt purple and Azurine blue are novel;
ties which add greatly to the variety and
elegance Of lady's costume. Both col
ors look well in the evening.
Drab hats and cloaks have come in
again, and are a pleasant change after tho
universal black which has been worn 50
long. Felt bonnets are now very much
worn, trimmed with velvet and feathers.
All the trimming is not placed directly ON
the top of the bonnet, as formerly. Long
feathers are much worn, and are decidedly
more graceful than the short ones. which
only form tuft. Bows of velvet and
flowers from the inside trimming.
Head dresses of all varieties adorn the
heads of ladies, both young and Old
Nets, caps made Of lace or muslin in the
same form as the nets--ruchcs Of silk,
bands of velvet, flowers and feathers--sll
have their appropriate places in this i'm
portant branch of lady's toilette. ltis
difficult to err if the head dress is appro-
pirate to the occasion, aud at all becoming
to the wearer. faa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09
Select Proverbs.
.ght ovcrcomes right.

Might overcomes right.
Make wrong step, and down you GO.
More a man knows, the less he believes.
Many one for land, takes fool by
the hand.
Many that are wits in jcsts are fool in
earnest.
Men fear death as children to go into
the dark.
Make the night night, and the day day,
and you will live happily.
No friend to bosom friend, no enemy
to a bosom enemy.
Not to oversee workmen is to leave
them your purse open.
No mother is so wicked but desires to
have good children.
No sweet without some sweet /; without
pains, no gains.
Nature teaches us to love our friends
religion our enemies.
War brings scars,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

S.n 1ls.-Rsll the flnwins ex'i'en
suggestions ab,at sea}ols y the EI.tor OF tat
Imeara igriodlgria,
The mtn Or w1n.n wh) drops into the
scho1hous9 often, is a public beistaeior,
Both teachers aud scholars are encouraged 70
GOOD behavior and - extra eii1rts no
i ,es not remember the stimulus - the whole
school, Of "a visit from parent Or otber per
son? A school visited two or three times
week. the visitors insisting that no show or
change of programme be made, but that al
things % ON ia regular course, Wall generiiy
be twice as prosperous ns the school never VS.
tied No one should leave 10 attend 70 thus
matter The public school should be the pet
and pride oi every good citizen OF the district
Visit AS often rs a recogniz ID tflend' hyt
a narose critic, If the good deeds be sought
out and appreciated, an occaslona! hiht l2r n
imnroyement, in u kind tone, will be kindly
resolved and acted npJn by both teachers and
scholars. Speaking evil or disrespecttnlly oil
the teacher in the hearing Of your children, or
to those who will repeat the words IN their
presence. iuaictsa lasting injury upon them;
t;et the best teacher possible, and nphoid
him, or her, SO long as employed, fo' ne
fhiidrea's sake. We have known a school
deprived of all efficiency, by tn gt!ess
word apout the teacher dropped by parent
in the presence of his child, and repeated ~
the child 10 other scholAfs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09
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The Christmas Stocking.

There they are in the corner,
Hanging up side by side,
Four little dainty stockings,
Chubby and short and wide.
One for Eta, and Charlie,
And one for shy little Nell,
And the wee little sock of crimson.
Belongs.to the baby, h Bell.
gell. to whose infant beauty
Every new day adds charms,
Taking no though, of the morrow.
Sleeps in her mothers arms
gu, up in their own little chamber.
Bright eager eyes | know,
Watch for the sledge by reindeer drawn
Over the crlspy snow.
Sweet, simple faith of childhood
Why should break the spell.
Why should tell them that only myth.
l. the saint " they love SO we'll;
lie, them cherish little longer
Their simple nursery lore.
There is time to learn worldly wisdom
In the future that lies before.
But what shall put in the stockinsga
For with mornings earliest light,
shall hear on the stays the patter
OF tiny feet. bare and white,
And happy and childish voices
Ringing chldllke and clear.
Will chirrup :" q merry Christmas
In my half aN akcned car.
Here are books for the thoughtful Eta,
And pictures for sunny-hsircd Nell,
And skates and mit,ens for Charlie.
And toys for the baby. Bell.
As drop them into the stockings
My heart goes up with prayer.
That the loving and tender saviour
May make our darliugs his care
Keep them. pray ,lee, ever
Safe in the narrow way,
Never Ia paths forbidden
Suffer their feet to stray.
Guard them, AMI guj lc them. Jesus,
And If the world sruVs cold.
Gather them. faithful Shepherd,
Into ihy blessed fold
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09
Nlattllaueni,s.
The Drab Dress.

face with beseeching expression from a
bouquet Of choice flowers which she held
in her small jewelel hand
" a favor to ask of me, sis ?" was the
young mans reply. "One would think
from your serious, puzzled eountenance,
1t was the first one YOU had ever prefer
red, and you were about to try an expert.
ment."
"Well, it is sort of experiment,
Fred and before you give me an answer,
| want You to think, and not say 40,
yes, yes, as you always do, and then not
/ give it a second thought"
We'll, here goes then replied the
/ gay, handsome young man, drawing an
ottoman to his sisters feet. and seating
himself, with an elongated countenancc,
saying, with mock gravity, = Your hum
bic servant. And now proceed to bus-
iness, madam.
The young girls face assumed an earn
est expression, az she elaspcd one Of her
brothers hand in both Of her own, and,
slid, whi.e the color burned up into her
checks
Fcd' 1t Is thiS--that you drlnk no
more wine | tremblea whenever | see
you with the glass at your lips"
" e'', now, iA'a' enliu' can you not
'ta9' me, A''o"'ns my eh'i'o se'i,oon'iiahu'
mat l nave no natural tsH4ehcy 'ha'
social glass when iii the society Of my
tfteaI,
know It, ffe1-l know all that :
3lt Your H2tfet'ce Is what lear lheFe
IS Chafie chester tAin9s you 4 perfect
pattern OF goodness aad as he toasaed
ttasscs with You Iast evening at MIS-
heariohs' an! You stood up and drank
together, my heart aehcd' not 50 maeh
tor you as tor him, knowing that he has
not the sell command which you hive
1ni that ne loves t. l29N upon the W.ne
when il sparkles IN the cup.
WI, we'll Lin, perhaps you arc
INT, / never i22Nei at IL III 'oa' way
55iofe' ras''sd Fred |Ai'' his coaa'e-
nAnae Wose taou5al!1' u eHPFeSston,-
:. 5at "h2 IN the name oi common sense,
sfh- '9@ Ia yoah5 man saiii1 l.! "oa1'
ffty' * 5isssisi t2at my iitt'e =i4sA'ohabie'
77.teri5 ssitr ever t5ahd 4 m3"2a1 Tor
tn thoughts as taess' "'ltt VIA HeF
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

Trans OF hpyERrIsrSG.---0ne square oriess
\ three insertions, 81 ,25 each subsequent IN
I sertion rs cents. One square, ono year, $500
J A liberal di count made on long advertise,
I meuts, A square is 1dliues n onpariel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

- iis,R'e''s,--Tenc0pics $40 90 onecopy wbc, ,
"',t',l s'N mouths, 81 40, stthe expi
ui,t al ArrrarAges are paid. These {
erlhs "iiloe strictly adhered to.
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Passengers Arrived

\. ,f-amsap A,ago, from Pert Royal, c.-C0L Pond,
Col Moore lisul.CoL lvss. Lieut. Cot ots Psymassr
I...o,. y. s. NJ P.yms..sr Melass, u ~ c.pt Lewis,
u Marines. lieut. Dsvgrsu1. u. NJ Rev. Mr. Hudson.
Capt Tsdd Major Cowen. Mrs Benton and two shdIs
Mrs and Mis- Psch, Ms. Dyer. Ma Wakefield mrI Gss-
son MuEly Dir. Eicks Ms Porter, Mrs Robinson, Mra
Mott Mr.. Barton. Mira Wright. Mrs.. BtOds: Mrs Hsnner.
M.s Sch ats Miss Carter, Mrs sssndr. Mra Grsy Mrs
Huther. hfa DsseroiI aud child Lieut. Skinner Hrs Far
rsn Mrs snow Mia Fowler Miss Pierce, Miss Bidde Mrs
Dale Miss Kemp Mr. and Mrs Grace and i've ehidIsn Nss
Grace hrs Kelly, Mrs. frsneh, NJ Iophsni Capt Pstsr'
,on surgeon Sutton, Mr. Chase. T. Capt Sl.wry Nj.
Vail U.b n. Lieut.. Wheeler. Lies,: w.ien.d IL. How
land Mr. Rsynslds, U. h. n Mr Marshall. U. D. ~ Mr..
Wet, U. s. N Mr. Riley. Y, S. N. pI Greedy, Dr. Mill,
hsn Capt rhomN. Surgeon Freem,n, Mr. Ma'sroys U ..
X MI Hall u. 8. NJ Dr. Zachos Lieut.. Msteaf Dr. suil-
well Capt McDsnsd Capt True Lisut Molr.r. Capt Ed.
riSse Capt Tapt Thsye Lieut. Lander Capt Burnnam, It.
LIBBY Ii sssv. l.. seh.snsr. L. Jackson L. D..risl.
Ia Risber Judge Lstta, L. Henrets, Ii Pa met Captain
Wallsy IL A. brown. L. HsodeuoH Rev M Emmons.
Rev Mr. Bafurd. Ii. A. A. Brown. Rev Mr. Harris, Nj
Erovp Master Meyer MsUrs Ooodhss. Wheeler, OroveI.
M Bead and son. Mss.rs r. Sargent Norton Hector. ..
souisr Rsynor Craig Sanford }. H. Freeman, Howe Car
tar Hsseock Gsnsop ssss Jones' Cot, y. T. savage 4
N T.y ior, and $50 others.
Il. a,s.,A,p Ns,s Ysk. from Bysmes asd SoSlAa~psr--
Mrs Ludoviea wisans. y. A. bsehtaana, VIM. Lsopsd.
A.tot Frxuksnths M Carrie Frsnk snihAl - In
second cabin aud lsJ In stssfsss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08

Steamer Arsso 70 g. trsnsport). GaS.dss Port Roysi g.
c. at noon July to Major Stewart Van Vis U. Qnss.
te master.
Steamer Pssroen u. ssaspo.,. Jones' w.shinssn. D.
C., to u. 8. QuarterIpsner =
Steamer City Of Riehmcnd tU 8. transpors) Kelly Fort
ham. saw buk Edwin. Of New York, at anchor.
Stesmer P.rksuquTg, Sherwood Portland, ndss. 10 r. b.
CIsmwsn Co.
steamer Empire, Hunter w.'hirEsa, hours. mds.. and
psss. TO Jas. Hand.
Steamer s. =. Phelps Brown Philadelphia, mass 10
Steamer Novelty. Shaw, Philadelphia mdss. 70 Lopez
XIX pstriek
D. c. ~ hours ballast 10 J. Hand.
Steamer NAY Flower. CIsWoTd Phisdelphia mdss. 70 j.
BGk Gssns (Nsrw -, Nsw.Losdos ballast 10 rsnsh,
Msincks Wsndt Was towsd to this BY steamer City OF
New -Loadon
Bark c. b. Hamilton. Hssksu. Ropdoat for B0sios, aud
Brig Knr.. Horton. Fj~ls, ?. b. 81 days. nolsssss' 70 B.
Brig Richmond. sprssus Malaga Nay Gibraltar Ie fruit.
kc, to KILLER Houghson- Had heavy w gales snd Gains
the entire passge July lat 20 Ion CO. spoke u bark
Young Turk from Boston, cruise who rrpoted that ale
had chased English bark few Gays previous for konrs
but could not eaten hsr Atst~nd hossd the American
ensign at peak At4 passed steamer painted lead Color
showing o. 8. pendant July st. ols Ion. " is,
lu 70 u.s. ion = 10 was boarded BY u g. steamer Adams
Jnns lat % a. lon. 81 ", at 10 sg, fell in with wreck.
should think her about $50 tnns She had appar
entity condiisa shout months; cut In TIVE
about the main chans
schr K. C. Russell Bunting. Chincssessue. wood to A. Q.
Ravens
schr. Convert Smith, Albany for Boston. and 'silsd-
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civilization, and tho only implement for subjeeting
continent 70 the arts Of peace the lights OF science
and the snslioranng influences Of Christian culture
shall be broken into fragments and wrecked. And
we all are participants in this fiery discussion-act
ora upon stage where the history Of the coming
years is 10 rehearsal Great are our responsibilities
and fearful our obligations.
Tie Inheritance Of the right Of se,fgovernment
ives fafely transmitted TO u BY our fathers Tho
responsibility Of preserving tbs rus. in our genera
ton and the obligation Of its secure descent 10 our
children, rest heavily upon Let all % ast In
the issue before us that each will be eheered at the
lass with tbe consciousness OF q high duty dis.
charged, and The God Of nations will not fail 10 de-
termine that issue Alright
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no CONTRACTORS.-Separate sealed pro
BuiIoins Editorials.

T EAKY ROOFS CURED with Rubber Paint,
IL to u cts foot according 10 condition, AND WAX
RANTED. $50 Grsnd.. 81 PaIITow !a5 Bowery 10 SIN,
sv SOS 6h-sv t 9Th ii s. 1th ST., Wiliamsburkh, ana
corner Of Uxsord-st. and Fulton-sv., Brooilyn-
MARBLE MANrLES.-The best place IN the
wi oi.y 10 pureha,e cheap and well finished AANTLES
At A. hLABER's MANTLE MANUFACrORY, No. 100 Eat
lshs near 3d-sv ~ T. Cut this OUT and give him call
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Arrived.

Steamship Esw.York (Hrn.) wenke. Bremen Jane q,
and Soutnaip pton PATH ndse and 2 pr. to Osrchs Co.
OF fog June "a at lli3o n OF Eddis.en
psssed steamship lamronia lhsm bound July III, q,
bound W juno Q, of Moa,auk Point pasrd ships for.'
mouth, Tsston. from LeshoIn for Nes.forkj Antsrche
stounsr from Liverpool far N.w,yok. The New oh had
on the t Of passage very heavy Westerly gales and
fogs ITO OI "..HHiHs .It .H ..I DIT o
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Corporation Notices.

OyucK o. rms CLERK or rRz BoARD ov CorsciLnES, /
NEw-YoRK. MoDdaJ .uly g. lati
AT A MEETING Of the Board Ut COuncllmeu
N held this DAY. the following received from
His Honor the Ms,or laid tie table directed to Dc en-
tered a era6sa the minutes and pubsoed In two news
papers aed 81 The Corporsusn under the dnscu0n o.
JAMES NJ SWEENEY. Clerk.
MArogs OYFicE NEv-fORK, Jolly 5, 1861
The Roaorabis he Boa,dg Csuacsfmen:
GEsTLxnKy; return without NY approval the resol luton
granting to 1.-THE Anthracite Gas igbtng and Heating Com
PAW OF NewYork" "ths right Jay pipes and mains FOG
sss illuminating add heating and other purpo
So. the streets avenues lanes alleys squares ana
other pubic places IN ,he City OF ksw-foiL"
directions his resolution se that sp Nlt1ous any
character Organisation means, and respon
before vins 10 the paroles named the gt to break hs
pavements Of our streets Tbs weknovo fact thai the An
hrsciis coal suitable for um ang purposes raises
cot unreasonable doubt whether the application J. bona
nae l. unwiss to grant the privilege oil breex
ing up the streets without some guarantee that would %
Tor the public benefit. GEohoE orpihE, MAyot.
ITO CONTRACTORS.-Separ sealed pro-
Il po.aa each indorsed wi,h1.he is OF the vo1k fox
which the bid may be offered will De received 1t tbs ofcs
uat IL o'clock Of MONDAY July 20. 1888. for the con-
s,ructioa Of Sewers In the following streets 10 wit:
s2ds between <h and Sh.svs <jdst oetw e~n Hth sne
l2,bsva <shs between 2d-av and East Rivers Grand-sI,
between Cannon and Lsvis CaDoon-st, between De:
sncy and hvngtoa and Broadway between %sth ane
10Th sta.
Bank forms for tho bids and all other necessary forms.
ton DO obtained application 70 the Coniractc
this ''' F Rosf f 4 fDyAERSSSaoH 1s'Is
A. w. CRAVEN. Board
oise Of tn. Crcton Aqueduc. Beard JULY, 1863
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Alaebinerp.

TODD g. RAFFERTY,, Machinery Merchants,
i Is Deyst Works Paterson y-AsnuiacoEe station
sy and Portable steam nsnss snd Boiier FsI Hemp Tow,
O.kum and Rope Msohinesy. Mil Ge.IlaS sH.iGnE ke-
VNyATER S.-RElNOLDSs PAT
w ENT-Ths best Turbine In Models and Draw.
!ngs msy bs seen st Office No iS2 Broadway Newton
TALLCoIT & UNDERHiLL
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sStArUks AlsAeAo
san-- Risssl Is Sets .........Ti33 Moea-hes III 10
alan wArBE tina DAB
sandy Hook. ti0o GOV. Island. ID Eeloss'"" 9'eo
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rort-Uar0cns' Notlte.
STATE or NEW. YORK.
~ IN

PoRr-WARpEsS OFpIcE. No l04 Wsn-st
NOTICE 10 hereby gwen III accordance with
section Of the Act passed Apri H. 1891 enuted Az
Aos to ReoTxanze the wardens Office the Port OF New
YORK y, persons Interested in. having charge o. the
the folio ing vessss are examination By tbs Pert
Wadeus aud tbst the sid surveys examinations v b
completed whain ten days IsI succeeding this notice. o.
board said vessels:
Steamship Bavaria ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pier No. 81 NJ
steamship Morning Star. No 81 n
Steamship City Of w sshing.oa Plsf No. ~
steamship Key no. 70
Steamship Roanoke. Ausntic Uoea
Bark LIZA Freser
Big Maggie
B1g
Brig Inompsons
Big Planet. ""
Bns Aboy T.
Biz Z. Drummond.. 70 4, T. =
Schooner CoTbsla A Crook. Pier NO n
C. a. BRAMHALI., President
J. AUG's HERRIH Az. Secretary.
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Sailed.

Sailed.
July Steamer Mersey.
Bsrks-Gioyanni Levsnter. Cara. and Queen Victoria
Brizs-Tyro, Mischief and Enclos.
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miscellaneous.

LEXANDERs SILAMEAU for RESTOR-
"A mo the NATURAL COLOR Of the HAIR
WITHOUT STAINING THE SKIN
WITHOUT PREPARATION
simple Application producing any shade o. eo'of re-
brown 90 black dependent or the number 81 spp
cation, producing and natural color and oean-
tful soh. SILKY and slessy appearance , :.
Th, tcls Of the mos. exeotnsry discoveries OF
scsnoe dspening entirely with AL pfeparsons %
ou bssome other days. leaving no permanent stAan %
anu, on tho skin and free from any pernicicas elects
NO EQUAL IN THE WORLD.
SOLD RETAIL sy
All tho principal Druggists In tho United States.
aud By
HEGEMAN Co, a.
Nsw-lork
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Mintng Companies.

Henry Clay Gold and Silver Mining
Company, AmadoF County, (0reat MoguI Dis
tTict, iksVkleyvilIe, November 80, 1soS.-Notce l.
hereby givcn, that b . resolatieD adopted BY the
Beard Of Trustees Of the Henry Clay Gold and sl-
assessment Of twenty C26 cents was levied upon
every share Of the capital stock Of said Company,
TO be paid immediately, In gold coin Of the United
States, 10 the Secretary at the ONCE Of the Gonna.
ny, AO0, Montgomery street, San Frnncisco, or 10
Peter Boyle, Superintendent, at the mine.
Per order. JOHN W. GOULD,
oeeS-CVd Secretary.