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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-03-27
Town oniccrs Elected.


Moderator G. l.. Bennett.
Clerk-Samuel Merrill.
Selectmen, Assessors and Ovcrsccrs OF Poor.
ID. Kicker, Jr., Eliot Fernald, Joseph Dear
born. ...r.i..-r r..-..-.5.
S. S. Committec-Edgar A. Neal.
Trcasurcr-Thomas b. Wentworth.
Constable-Ivory q. March. ~ f-ai
Collector-Joseph Roberts.
Town Agcnt-Joseph Kezar.
Audltors-Alvah Doc. Jacob Dearborn,
George Young. Democrats.
Observation-Disclosures Junkins.
Town Clerk-William Hammond.
Selectmen Assessors and Ovcrscers Of Poor.
Alexander Junkins, j. p. Shapleigh, Will
liam j. Paul. .....
Treasurer-James Goodwin.
S. S. Committec-C. II. Guptill, Andrew
P. Fernald, Albert W. Libby.
Constables-John Simpson. Ihomas y.
Cottle. ......
Auditors-James G. jenkins, Moses Good
win. Democrats.
KITTERY.-The annual town meeting was
held on monday 10th inst, and the follow
ing town officers were elected .r,..
Moderator-John Wentworth.
Town Clerk-D. p. Hutchings. .....
Selectmen-John Wentworth, Charles
Duncan, Warrington Paul.
Treasurer and Collector-Thos. Hurd.
Town Agcnt-0liver Cults.
All Republicans.
LrMrNGroN.- observation-disclosures W. Joy.
Clerk.-Dr. s. NJ. Bradbury.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overscers of Poor.
Robert II. Kimball, Henry @. Moore, James
w. Joy. .t.....
Treasurer-Wm. D;mock.
S. S. Committee-Edgar M. Chick, VIM.
P. Mar, Jr., Edwin Stone. Democrats.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-03-27
WAR MATTERS.
signs of an Evacuation OF Virginia
by tho Rebels.

WASHINGTON. March Goth.
on. Burnside left for Fortress Monroe
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-03-27
SCHOOL Agents.
In BOARD or ALDERMEN.

On motion, the convention was dissolved.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-03-27

Saco March 10th 1868.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-02-07

NEWS FROM THE NORTH-ARRIvAL OF THE
ARAGo-The steamship .arago, Capt. Gadden,
arrived at this port from New York at II O'Clock
on Wednesday, having made the round trip from
Port Royal inside of eleven days. She brought
the mails to the 3lst ult.
The news by the .Ar go is important. On the
Goth ult. the Army of the Potomac was again re-
organized, Major-Generals Burnside, Sumner an
Franklin having been relieved by the President
The following is the address of Gen. Burnside on
relinquishing command:
Headquarters .4rmy Of the Po'omac, Camp near
Falmouth, Jan. 2Gh, lS63.-General Order No. 9.
By direction of the President of the United States,
the Commanding General this day transfers the
command of this army to Najor-General Joseph
Hooker.
The short time that he has directed your move
NESTS has not been fruitful of victory any con-
siderable advancement of our line but it has again
demonstrated an amount Of courage, patience and
endurance that under more favorable circustances,
would have accomplished great results.
Continue to exercise these virtues, be true in
your devotion to your country and the principles
you have sworn ia maintain, give to the brave and
skillful General who has long been identified with
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-02-07

PFRsoNAL.-Lieut.-Col. ]. j. Elwell, who has
been assigned by the President to the Tenth Army
Corps Us Chief Guartcrmaster, was a passenger by
the .arago. He is looking well, and apparently
recovered from he dangerous illness through
which he passed during the prevalence Of the yel-
low fever.
H. W. Carruthers, Adjutant Of the 9th Regi-
ment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, has been appoint
ed by Gov. Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, Commissioner
of Deeds, in the Military Service Of the U. S, , to
take Acknowledgements Of Deeds, Mortgages, &c,
of land in the counties of Chester and Lancaster
This is good appointment. Adjt. Carruthers is
Il brother typo and we'll worthy the trust reposed
in him by the Governor.
Ma. rtienerals Hunter and Foster, and Brig
adier-Geaerals Naglee, Potter, Stevenson, Heck
man AZ Sc. mour, paid witt to FL rt Pulaski one
day this week. TEey ere received with the ap-
propriae >alutes, and afterward made an excursion
to the iron-:la IS in Warsaw and Ossibaw Sounds
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-02-07

3 CAPTURE or VALUABEE PREE-THE AsoLo-s
REBEL STEAREn PRfNcEss RoYAL CArGar, An
important capture was maic by the bIockading,
feet of Charleston on the night Of Wednesday Of
last week a steamer making her way in was dis
covered in the intense dl kness by the schooner
G. w. Blunt, from which rocket was fred in the
direction Of the strange craft. The signal was
observed by the gunboat Unadilla, which .imme-
diately IN the direction indicated by the rocket,
and came alongside of steamer which proved to
be the Princess Royal, last from Halifax, attempt
ing to run tie blockade. Finding herself cornere
she surrendered without ceremony, and prize
crew was placed aboard of her. She htd cargo
the most valuable Of any yet Intercepted. In her
hold were two steam engines Of great power,
doubtless intended for rebel iroa-clads in process
Of construction six propellers for Confed. ate
gunboats; eight one-hun dred FOUNDER Armstrong
guns, like those with which the alabumu is armed
nix hundred barrels of gmpowdcr; besides an
'sortnent Of iron steel, and other precious stores
Of which ths sConfederacy of jeff. Davis is in
pressing need through the stringcncy of the block
ale. The original crew of the vessel were placed
below, and the steamer brought into port on Sat-
nrday, under the charge of an officer of the Una
dHYa
The Princess Royals one of the larg st and st
built steamers which has attempted to run the
Blockade. She is reputed also to be of unusual
sped. She was despatched for Philadelphia on
Tuesday last, carrying the mails and important
dispatches from Rear Admiral DUPONT and Major
General Hunter. We hope the Government will
make haste to condemn her and transfer her int,
q cruiser.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-02-07

The ADAMS EXPRESS STEANERs.-The augusta
Dinsmors was followed by the new and handsome
steamship Mary Sanford, which arrived here Oh
Saturday last with the mails and large number ot
passengers. The Mayy Sanford is propeller OF
300 tuns, built in Mystic, Connecticut, expressly
for this line. Her capacity for freight is ample,
and her arrangements and accommodations for
passengers excellent She left for New York,
via Beaufort, n. c., on Tuesday.
A third steamer, larger BY 4UO tups than either
of the above, is being constructed for the line
between New York aad this port, aud ~ i'll soon be
in service. This enterprise of course Involves
large outlay on the part Of the company, which
will without doubt b. met BY Gberll encourage
ment from the public.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-02-07

STILL ANOTHER CAPrURE.-The Despatch Boat
Hope has accomplished the capture Of the schooner
Emily TaHls, while endesvoring to enterthe sealed
port of Charleston. 1t will be remembered that
this schooner was once before captured, and that
the prize crew placed in charge of her was over
borne by the original crew, who took her again in
charge and brought her to Nassau. Upon sec
ond attempt she was again caught. Tiis time
theerew was taken from her, and under the charge
of those ROW aboard of her she is likely soon
to be brought to the notice of the Court of Admi-
ralty. She has ON board cargo Of considerable
value, and will yield to the officers and men of the
Hope handsome matter of prize money.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-02-07
INFORMATION WAkIED.-The following par

INFORMATION WAk1ED.-The following para
graph has been handed us for publication
Emil Msserich, of Company H, 9Th Regiment
Connecticut Volunteers was wounded at PocOtal
igo, October %, in the right shoulder. sHe was
handed over to the surgeon the field aud carried
off; but through some mismanagement he was lost
sight of and has not since been heard from. He
was dressed in light-blue pants hickory shirt and
blouse Hisscrich is about twenty years of age,
of light complexion, smooth face, and is five feet
and five inches in h=ight Any person who assist
el in bringing him of, or who knows anything
about him, will confer lasting favor upon his
mourning mother by leaving information with
L cut. R. Kost, 9th Connecticut Volunteers, Bear-
tort, S. CO.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-02-07

ANOTHER Iron CLAD.-The Weehauken, Capt.
John Rogers, arrived here on Thursday evening
in tow OF the Lodona She came hither direct
from Hampton Roads, weathering the fearful storm
of the last week with the most gratifying success.
,apt. Rogers, her commander, waS formerly in
charge OF the Galena, and is noted as one of the
most accomplished and gallant officers in the navy.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-02-07

THE MosrArK We learn that tie lfostaak
male ans ther rvctnnoisance of Fort Nc Lister
few days since, getting nearer 70 the work than
on any previous occasion. during the day the
Montauk vas struck forty-six times. Her smoke
stack was completely riddled, but otherwise no
damage was doe.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-02-07

Gosp Ngxs ron a ! The nlos
come 'nsrs brought ~ no .akaso % wednesday
list xas speedily ciseulnfed lnall tIds camp a
Fas to ths efxst tlsf 1dt Senior si5
master 0f the DIP ~ ajot 11zason
aTas oFdersd sortih Brsnnan 1pssl
weeks siocs Il pFocdi 4 i rsta1ns bsing-
Ing sith tbsih plentiful supply Of greenbacks.
Soon The hard earned wages q the soldiers wlI be
paid. & 3 3
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-02-07
LOST-FIyE DOLLARS REWARD.

Was lost between the Post Bakery and Muddy
Creek behind The Post Office) roll Of small notes
to the amount OF $26 %. The finder will receive
the above reward and the thanks of the owner, by
leaving it at the Post Bakery.
GEORGE p PATTERSON.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-02-07
Thsrnlometric Table

For the week ending Thursday 5th 1863, giving the
degrees OF temperature (Fahrenheit periods II
OF the day.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-02-07
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Mr.. Gay, Civilian, of Adams Express Co., Feb
uary lst 1863.
Jthn Schliff; r. Private, Co. F, 10th Regiment
Pehn'a. Vols, FEBRUARY 9Th, 1863, yrhoid fever.
The New York herald., 1863-09-24

IL reproach 70 It's integrity that II eaoid attempt TO
extort from s suffering creditors further
cession OF the interest. II they they will insist
upon the ef their debt ia fun. and they per
severe they Will certainly obtain il.
The Boston Transcript Of last evening says
The stock movement Tor the eek was moderately up
ward with the average amount cf saes Tie advance
some " the mining shares was large aud ulary RAPID
uuimportant the market generally maintaining steady
upward movement. The easy and eady money market
Is stimulating spirit Of speculation, which strongly
the increase borrowers in good credit easy
market at a ner cent. and IL Is difficult 10 lind
toners at anything above the htter. Iherc ocra
slona transactions below the former the tendency OF the
market continuing In of the lower rate
general quite active The advance gold foreign
exchange has enhanced The prices OF most descriptions
OF merchandise Domestic cotton goods especially
and advancing the market, with very little pros
pect Of 10 the supply OF the desirable styles
The New York herald., 1863-09-24

Wheat unsettled. There we're no arrivals o. any
moment reported. he bulk Of the supply Offering wa
from store Holders not anxious 10 cell nor were
buyers eager purchase No quo,abc changes occurred
in prices of prime parcels The days .elrs erabrsced
~ 600 bushels partly from ST a. 81 60 for old
white Western 81 &c 81 ~ Nhe latter for superior
ncw) for amber Western, 81 20 81 "a for red do.
winter, VI "a a 81 80 for amber lows. Wisconsin and
Green Fay ~ o. 81 20 for Milwaukee club. 81 o. a
~ 10 for old thcago spring and % ss 2s for choice
future delivery, and some hat armer 10 price Only
snsle boat load was received to day. the days sales
amounted 10 lG5 geo bushels AZ Soc s4c closing s2c
tor sound afoat and soc. sl,c for un<.und westeru
MIXED, and s3s ses for Western white and yellow.
at Tos 7ic, western at sc. ,sc. Rye WAS inactive
at eec w. Barley malt At VI tSsfl o., barley ct 81 20
Coyrvr The isquiry was au,e moderate i. ssy INIT
rriccs we're hrm The closing quotations were an rol.
lcws-Javs, 3,s ssc native ceyon. ale a a4s. Ia
gusyrs, 3oc. s2isc. waracabe 20, 3gls Rie con.
non TO prime, 2stse 81 "a, with lair TO .ood esrgoes
a, zoe. 3oc., and ~. Domingo AZ 2ss a 2.s
s 49, NJ. req.s-. ara sner With ,sles o.
McConbc Chd has exhibition the Grsi hale ot the
new crop being also he hrsi bale rsed in Louisiana
per steamship Columbia
fl.H-roe market was very FRA, with socd inquiry
FRroED.-fbere was doing today mainly 10
Liverpool the engagements ihiihsr Including 800 bbs
by steamer 1000 bushels whea, 1, GOO sa
provisions At 3cs tes by steamer and 100 hhds To-
o1eco AZ 3s. 10 london there we're tsken 800 bhs
nour Al 2s d.. 80 tons heavy good. at 2os re a.
5000 ibis. -four on n. T.
GRA-s.-Saes we're made OF 500 packages Al ga.c
HAy.--New bale wss in hrs demand M Ssc = al az
Hssr-ihere was q better inauity Ior Nepllls wteb
was last sold 81 i0ac but Tor which holders 10 ,y se,s
asking lie. Other kinds inactive md nom mai
Hosg,--theShome demand lor cuba was moderate a,
o. a 81.
lIors we're buoy AMI In sir demand AT 10 ..c n,
yearlinss aud 25c a &c fOr nov
I,rrs ~ more demsud al VI 40 n,r Fsstern mar
900 w
irsnxs was in l,lbt supply aud good request with an
upward tendency IN prices -
MOI sssfr-Ihe main inquiry was for New Orleans of
which go barrels sold 35o. q ssc nsrtIy by
auction. There important movements in Other
kinds.
oeis were moderate request and rtaes aly steady
crude tetrclenm. 3Tc, a sve rcased 10 ssc "a,
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, sept. 23--6 r. VI.
AsaEs.-smal sales Of pots we're made at .c a : &C.,
and pearls at SIC. Stock. 62l obls.
BREApsrrfs-The inquiry for -four more active
day and there was rmness in prices cf desirable
lots, which were srarngly offered. The demand was
mainly for export, the home trade buying moderately.
The receipts since last only s9l bbs The
sales comprised l6,'oo bbs state and Western, roe
Ibis. Southern and $50 bbls Canadian Rye Sour was
scarce and wanted, with sales OF 200 bbls Corn meal
was more active, with gales reported Of 100 bbls We
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
Miseeltn usovss.

snAs.'ur s,"u., Capsiu Judsfts sailed ye.,era., o.
ouees.icwn ana Lyerp0o.
snassnlr o,Ia> orn>. cant wdsor sslle. ye.l lers.y
Tor AsTinNaN
PsIzs su.ssr pstrAi>. A. bss s.su s0fd Al srt 90
sn,r G " sortf iios & John. NJ for Haeuo- Ayres
shch ral ne Boston by sls la- sesy ha.ins
sair I,rn,F ~ ii. sus buff =, csss.a Mass 10 is5.
has ben ssd stAh"u t4-e@.
,.ss "a sns R...so A,,o,. 81 ~ lsss sua At Dsh -
lsS, hA t'.h 'ed "a rfiysl- .rn.
RtS V"ssrr,s-e.u Sesburv Of .i.sser sunio, ~ \
so,. x. s.,s s.'ss rssd sn ,ss lna ~. - a. 2 =
seerss tor New oresss 80 rsniargsi.m and fore.A
waists carried swsy. coud 40 obtain psitsnlArs.
B# Bias ASS., A. 800 leus bs. seen ..d o. private
'
ssss jlos N.sns lor rsov4e..,, irss rc - ~ -.
:..ss rr .Ao q ~ .s .s ~ 80 = -, =. s.r
ssss s,iswuts sesr- from r,,en fos s.w Beser4
g. ,., ,',srs o. s..s So. ii.s sh 10
sis,ssee from shoie and arrived sh.
rs'S. sens kirt, =, b. bssn ed = stal es,h,
R,w.tp. uaS.'tss l.n,-ths Aforementioned rwG,i.
Nss.y. sns Ne ss,a y y ="
i,ss sa i 80 es.ss 'r..a ~ ~, . =. All ,...
iees ~ y t--'ssn, oi het s-fsicss re-rs. ~,
10 c.r, sss Hs',s, aswr, = ,ss s,'r Hsth po.. :,
nsn,.. ,.n 10 he % ,. s.a s .g, 81 10 ssrss, en-
NJ WHOM rescued fon ner disshsd vessel he sh
TocsT fwe.sr of ID. t.,, rul9p fses ., s.ssr.
,ss YER sra e,,. MN, We - m s q s.gohn ~ az
Nsry Annsa. 81 rosisss ~ tie. ofe h i.slln,.ay
Ts.sor n So sa sSass - ia's ''Sm es ? .ss 'sp
ihe rrrsiaert y t6e tnuss s'as. la. AWARDED 10 50.
phs" p.a Ssle ms p y. = s.sf % Ayon 2 Sh.s sgdg
nh eggserr s.,d ~.ies es,h snd % retsr olsou
fso. ss ssi rssS ,ss e- = H. 0ss sis. - ~ s,
s,sissry,ase s e,ng.ndTS p ast ispe aauaoge
been wrecked ~ ths sssue sofrn.
70 sess,a 49, N"' s fcssn wlsn. ~ ,oa Roeer
'A-'' se.scrs " sy.v 'hs uis - -" 'ass~re h~ ,mc
The New York herald., 1863-09-24

Mr. Satterthwaite reports of American stocks:--
The market in London Tor American securities has been
very buoyao during the past wcck On the c,pt vf
higher quotations from New york prices rapidly ad.
vaueed, which brought forward large sellers All the
stocS nuerng however again taken for export We
have To- record an Improvements In New York Central
shares ol ~ aud Illinois 81 Fries remain firm former
Suotstions. Atlantic and Great Western Pennsy tyana
bonds are st inquired for aud have touched IS closing
With an upward tendency.
The Liverpool steamer Scotia took ont 1895 900
10 specie to-day.
The following il q statement OF the exports Of
breadstuis rom the United States to Great Britain
The New York herald., 1863-09-24

At the late annual meeting of the Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad the following well known gen.
tlemen Of this city were elected members of the
Board Of Directors for the ensuing year lie
Grand Lockwood, Esq; Bakely Wilson, Esq, Of
Cammann X Co.'S: Fred. G. Gebhard Esq, Of
Schuchardt Gebhard, and William Hogc, Esq,
Of VIM. Heye n Go.
BY the China arrived this morning, we have
British files to the llth. The last Bank gland
statement shows the following variations rs com.
The New York herald., 1863-09-24

rEouroSs-fork Was 0rn ard ~ pretty good demand.
with sales reported q y4po obis e4 for new mess on
the spot fi4 rs for dc deityerabie No ebes Sls 25
continued IN demand with sales o' $50 bis At xid SIS
tor extra and $40 so s3 80 TOR plain ard was
heavy nh dropping 10 day. with 800 .kases
AT 10 o. ic. for comoa 10 choice for present and for
ward cry. Cut meats were saeabie at 6xo. &C.
Tor shoulders, and 8sc 9tic for hams facoa IN
moderate demand at &c. 8ko. Butter was actively
sought after Ito. &c. for state. and loo zoe or
l0c. 13Lc.
RIcS-fhcrc were 10 bags Ess, Iods sold at rs.c
Market Inactive.
Srcrs we're IN fair demand and teading upward.
SUGARS were very Grm, with sales reported OF 9T0
Ehds aud ego boxes at l3.fc. 1916 for New Orleans
and lilo. ii 20 for Cubs aud t0s hhds. Neado pr
vnte terms. Demand fair
TALtow.--saies Of i25 900 lbs wese made q, lie.
1lKc.
wH1saxr advancing. with sales o. 800 bbls. at s2
q 6tc,
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
S HlPPIN G NEW S
Msvsusnts or oees

Mevsmsnts or Oesan stsams
Mas forwarded BY e,ey steamer In ihs regular lines
The for from Liverpool cx at Queenstown
cept the Canadian ne which call Londonderrv The
for from the Continent call At Southampton
The New York herald., 1863-09-24

FtRs AZ Cor sraNo, y. Y.-rnc e'egArt eepo,,v go,
~ Iehn y Jones. Es lfesidcrt ~ tic Atiaete uanat
Insnr1rcs Conp1ny, stuated a. tod spring harher
totsuy destroyed b. IRE on Tuesi1y cvenirs rha 80
~ ihs iuroiafe 'sssved !. not known tho nre
orlxu2tet
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
Pr'I.ApsIiiuA, Sept. 2s, 1868
Stocks steady Pennsylvania 5's, 100. Reading Pail
road 6sI Morris Canal, 8S Long Island Railroad. 46.
Pennsylvauia Railroad, 66h God, 1917. sight EX
change on New York at par
BAiIixoRx, Sept. %, 1888.
Flour dull. Howard street superfne s. 50. Wheat ac-
tive but price, unchanged. Corn urm white al 95c.
o6c. Whskey Arm: Ohio At 62c., aud In fair demand
Coffee quiet.
9..s 9a BUFFMo, Sept. 23-1 +. NJ
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat in moderately good
demand and prices &c &c. lowcr sales rs 900 bushels
0s for No. Chicago spring. 81 IL for No do and
derate demand: sales 90 GOO bushels at &C. Oats &C.
higher, with fair demand sales II 300 bushels TO
rise. at 6Oc. . 62c. Whskey held at 50c.: no sales.
(apal freights dn al 12r lac. and wheat TO
New York. Impors--3 900 bbs -four. 90 900 bushels
wheat. Exrorts-3c bb,s. -four ~ 900 bushels wheat,
The New York herald., 1863-09-24

Ci'FAkEr
steamship Ocean Queen. Wilson. Aspnwall-D Allen
steamship Potomac. Sherwood, forsland-H Cromwell
Snip Orient, INK LiyerpGoiY,spsaord Teson Co
Bark Crusoe IBID Briggs Valparaiso and Cadera-fao'
BARK Jason (Norw,, Ne'lsen; Cettc cHomsos Bslchen
Barr " Ann xee (BsS ns'heid $, Sehseis"Tnpper
Beattie
brig II Haveocs Orr, smith 81 Msrtins-J Whitney
BrgBL swan, Riee, De "a, srs-D Tro msridse .s o.
rs Agile ts1 sat Any Gays'I %hiinesa Go
Bris Black Hawk (Brj Mcleod, st Johns, NF-Tynes
Rrx Gissrls Is,,: Crane, $. Join Ss7p . newslf
scsr Ess ss, MSei An Fsc AZ ka,s Aco
schr Banner tBo Evans, ST John, Mp sevios
scir VIM Ru,an srrsgue, Washington Van Brunt
ssIr p.nie, Holmes. uo,nes. wa.hina,on--v.n Rrun,
| schr Mary c rowne, foa wsshinston--yan Brunt 4
schr Jacob Raymond. McDsnics Washing on-Ben,lev,
sSr ssr Asssss AAas IT,, i ss's"S Brown nsy
sehr Golden So, Gate wesss & Bs.,SnuJ lsyan ,
sear @ ES"a ES" % Ssiccs Dsasersi ss Hssisna WOOD
sssr sHGM Sss' .n
s.D t@ss toesbss Gee.@ rs.sns lsna!S cS"a BALTIMORE
AR-aYlD,
s,esmsnp CHINA ,Brl Anderson. Liverpooi Ser! !. va
ce s % s g." nS & io ani sr.
;.h with md md,e .nd rasscnscrs 70 Rowland Aspnwstl
ss"s ss eS' sP s S.r S a SsT Or
~ ouafermaser rir-t part oc nassags light winds,
latter saoas from NE: soh inst, - mics
Steamship BLACKSTONE Berry iffton Head Sep, II Pm,
ssr cM s nal, % n and "a. nss'enser. sro. g
Steamship Aago. With schooner IA tow :i. AN 2b miles
OF gaeia passed steamer star o hv South with hrg
stesmshil Atlantic a usnsporl. l. dredgc, Alexandria
ship owero Moron, Brsiol p asy. With mdse 10 spy
see Chairman 90 iUh inst PM lat ~ ~. ion ~ 10
,asnged signals WITH -iesm Cs q Baltimore henre Tor
Liverpool snd Two honrs later with steamer hound T. sup
Rris Hedley yesis .of Maitland. y Re',l4, Linssn cB
10 day. with coal. 10 J a & 4 Dewosf.
sch, VIM smith tBr, oserton, Dtmsars ~ day. tolos
sehr roanle Ri,h, Kelsey, Bathurst, ~. " aas. vth
scar wonde creighton. rsg~dcluhia, : law.
schr N-iicsn. Cole. llHal eshport for Boston
Scbr Anna Gardner Gariner. Ekabe lhroft .r Ros'on
schr Emma frrbis,, tnnders isocklsni.
schr Cabot fhinn'y; Boson da,s.
\ schr Stephen Waterman ,hase. New Bedford.
schr Florence Bskef MARI -hesa sdsvs
en- en- x.,en srp,cs k,!s a"gce.,ef days
sehr ,oant 'oomhs >'.lican
sehr sehr ns. b,,w =, " :. ~ is,s , sa w.r..o,
schr James tns sh, KcndrlcS Providence Elsaheh.
sehr s,a'en Islander. ramer. New Bsyen
sloop southport Gad.ing. New usyeH.
steamer uaytomer. Hotin,on, Wsshington.
steamer Ann Fhya kcl ards. Phiisdsinhis
steamer Dr,id tlev. rhilirs. rhilsdelphn.
steamer ltanK, Shropshire. fMsdepha
Seanei S~rsh. Jeac-. Phllsdcir,iR.
uss ship Coulat FROM Ne@ oriean.
july -
2.d-hsrss o.ean hom., August NonicxMpa Mary no
Escr tor Porlia Hnd many scAts
3d-sieam~lil ~ scotia, pteAn queen
Wind At sunset sSE
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TIuE LECTURE SEASON.

vvropr,Sr ihcrrHNs DAILY FOR GENTLEMEN
| a,tv =. 90 ~ew reIs Museum Ansteny sIr Bruad
- 1.as UnAlie io aNrn1 besr lectures them
ssy..,ie ~ iNeeris ~ addressing Secretary NJ
tk. NV yurs Nt.eAn ol Ana oiry
= rcrrEgNs WISHING 10 WAKE RlNGENTNTs
for tas nsNt seR.ar wi fnd Their sdvautsve to
on the Ualsn I.ee'arr ,ofntnit,ee. 50 Br,adwsspy
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THE FIREMEx.

<-oTlcE.-rllE ACTIVE AND HONORARY MEuBERs
~ tritHis 10 t.dfuendsnrs Nose GO. No
specially nfte g. ue., a. TIE carriage hsse On rsgi.
A' ''''' uExRy WOODRUFF rere-sa.
MWv,rss Q q. rsiss. ~erfeists
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AIRS BANNER TbE I>pbfENbkNI CLAIR
M ,sysnt avs Cana nesf s'lltsn, eonsults
.ey. al n,s he,tn hsprn~. and never fats IN the
s.aN.nson.sns treatment - dl.ssse Examinations hy
leusr N@stssl -
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EVnHlTgKE.

A BARGAIN FOR HoUsEKEEPERs.-A BEAUTIFUL
n Psfor SUIT covered in rich brocatel made order.
Ses s?5. WI be sold for Sll5 One do for 500 Rosewood
EaAefe marble Top Table Curtains Clock Vases Buffet,
Extension Table rosewood and mshop BedTgqn rurpi
cash 1nlur at iIe Clinton place Eighth street Srd
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N EDIcAi..

l,HARIps ~ rLE " n oBsTrIRIc PHYSICIAN
aud etsrstinf surgeon, ssn - snnse " eonnden,~ :
ali special si-sss.s suss al his rtfst fvons "lts
broadway Dr. Li1uNsnssss rcsi''e snd speedy eare A.
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