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The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

School DIscIPLISE.-Mr. Daniel Leach
who has accepted the position of Superinten-
dent OF Public Schools in Rhode Island for
several years, in his annual report makes the
following excellent suggestions in relation to
school discipline
The besetting sin OF many teachers is their
proneness to ridicnle their pupils, to make in.
yidious comparisons, and TO provoke them TO
wrath by bitter sarcasms and vulgar epithets
To succeed "a teacher must gain the confidence
and affection of his pupils. He may have the
most splendid talents, the most profound and
exact knowledge, and may be earnestly devo-
ted to bis work, but without this, the most vi
tai element TO success will be wanting. And
this can be secured only by kind ,urbane and
courteous manner in the school-room. There
must be some sunshine In teachers soul,
warm and glowing sympathy that viii excite
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ME" THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 12. 1864

corresponding feelings in bis pupils. If he is
cold, distant and repulsiye, he can never reach
the heart. And if he would enkindle any en-
thusiasm or enforce any zeal into his pupils,
there must 60 forth Kind of magnetic infu-
enee to every member of the school; and the
tones of his voice and the expression of his
countenance must indicate the kind and SYM
pathetic spirit within. An irritable, nervous
teacher, who is ever fretting and scolding at
every omission or neglect of duty has no NOR
al power weateyer in his school. The most
successful disciplinarians are those who are
calm, equaHe in temper, kind and dgnified
in their intercourse with their pupils. firm and
decided in maintaining the right, and who can
administer reproof and correction without
giving offence. This should be the constant
aim and study Of every teacher.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

WHhREAs an Order passed the City Council
w May Sd. 1854 TO lay out q Street or fnk-
nc way IN said City,-begin ming at the sonfhsrIv
line Of Canal street. and confiu uing ON ths ~. ~
roriland Bridge to low water mark ITO be widen.
ing OF Portland Bridge. and whereas said order
therefore, 49,
4, Nonee Is hereby given to all parties interested
GU on laying out new streets. will meet TO hear the
parties ana lew the proposed wsy on the l2fh dsy
o. May Is a. At 80 O'Clock In the Afternoon Al ia
line OF Canal Street and Portland Bridge and Will
then and there proceed To determine and adjudss
or way to be la 4 out.
Given under our hands on this I'd day of Nav A
ID. 1851
JACOB MCCLELLAN,
STEVENS SMITH,
WM. III. STEWART Sommiue< on
JNU. ID. SNOWMAN. laying oat
CYRUS X. LADD, new streets.
VIM. e. S0ULE.
Portland, May 5, 1864 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

CRY OF PORTLAND. MARsHAL's Oyricx.
MAY ID 1854.

CITY OF P0RrLAsp. M ARSHALs Oxrfcx.
May I'd. 1854
SECTION mo dog shall be permitted to 70 At
large loose in any street lane, alley urt rav-
eled way in any unnelosed public pses In this
city until the swner or keeper OF such dog. or the
head OF the family the keeper ofthe house store,
shop. office, or other place where such dog b kept
or hsrbored. shall have paid the City Marshal two
dollars Tor q licese for such dog to go At large.
SEQ. In case any dog shall be found loose or
going at large. contrary 10 any of the Il hregoiDg <
proyisioDs. the owner keeper thereof the head
Of the family keeper Of the house. store efee or
other where such dog Is kept han bored shall
forfeit and pay q sum not exceeding ten dollars.
may5d2m JOAN s. HEALD. City Marshal.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

WHEREAS. an order passed the City Council
May "a, 1864. to lay cut . continuation Of
the location of Tukcy Bridge to low water mark
and whereas said order was referred BY the Cifv
Council. May 2, 1864. TO the undersixned for them
TO consider and act upon, therefore,
Notice hereby given to all parties Interested that
the joint Stanoing Committee of ths City Council
on laying out new strees will 10 hear the BAR
ties and view the proposed way on the l2sh asy Of
May, 1864, at co O'Clock In the afternoon al the
terminus Of Washington Street. and will then and
there proceed TO det rhine and aajudge the
public convenience requires said street or way to Be-
laid out.
Given under our hands on this 3d day of Nav
ID. 1854.
JACOB MCCLELLAN.
STEVENS SMITH,
WM. III. STEWART eommntee on
JNO. ID. SNOWMAN ? laying out
CYRUS X. LADD We" sueeo.
WM 9. SOULE,
Portland. May 8, 1854 did
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12
CITY OF PORTLAND.

WHEREAS, an order passed the City Council
w May I'd, 1854. to lay out and extend Danforsh
Street ON its present terminus the eeaos Of
Naughn's Bridge, soufherly, to low water mark.
and whereas said order was referred by the City
Council NAV I'd. 1854, the undersirntd tor thsin
TO consider and sct upon, therefore,
Notice Is hereby given 70 all parties interested,
that the Joint Standing Committee of the ciy Coun-
ell on laying out streets, will meet TO hepr fbe
parties and view the proposed way the 18th DAY
OF May. 1854 at $50 o'clock In the afernocn ut the
southery terminus of Danforth street. and will than
and there proceed 10 determine and whether
the public convenience requires said street wy ts
be laid out.
Given under our hands on this Sd day sfNay. A.
D. 1884.
JACOB MCCLELLAN,
srEvENS SNTIH. 4 r-...
VIM. II. STEWART Commntss On
C.K. LADD. Ne" susso.
WM. q. SOULE,
Portland, May 5, 1854. did
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12

A n adjourn, meeting of the Licensing Board
N of the City OF Portland will be held at the Al
dermen's Room OF Monday. tho sixteenth day OF
May inst at three O'Clock In the af trnoon TO con-
slider any applications that may be made Tor Inn
holders NictuRlers Licences for the current
As this will be the last meeting of the Board for
this year all persons interested will govern then
selves eceOfdiagiy. Per order,
I'M HEATH. City Clerk.
Portland, May 3. 1854. may4 did
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WHEREAS, an order passed the City Council
w May I'd. Is6i. TO lay out and extend Grssn
Street from its present terminus over Deering's
Bridge to the northwestery line OF the ity Of Pot-
land, and whereas said order ieferr. d By the
City Council. May %, 1854 TO the upderxien<d fbr
them TO consider and act upon, therefore.
Notice Is hereby given TO all parties int rested that
ths Joint Standing COMMITTEES Of the City Council.
ties and view the proposed way on tho l2fh day Of
May, ~ 4, at % O'Clock In the afternoon n the
terminus Of Green Street. and will then and fheFs
proceed to determine ard adjudgs whs ther tfe pub-
lie convenience requ said street way BE- laid
out.
ID. ls64.
JACOB McLELLAN,l
SrEvESs syE I sysM. SMITH; I'll COMMITTEES on
JNO. d. SNOWMAN, n. stLsat. ~.
&. X. IADD, W" o'ss"-
MM.G SOULE,
Portland, May 5. 1864. dsd
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LOST.
RE w ARD.
Wanted.

A Situation as Copyist, by Lady who writes rap.
IA idly and legibly. Address L., Portland Ne
apr30 eod2ws
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
IL BOARD o, MAYOR AsD Alprax...

Is BOARD or MAYOR AND AIDxRxzs,
May 2. 1864.
nN the petition OF c. A. Donnell, for permis1ion
~ 10 erect aud use Stationary steam Engine In
the build ng No. lls ore Street;
Ordered That Monday the sixteenth day Of Nay
inst, at u O'Clock. r. NJ. at the Adermen's roon.
be assigned the time aud place for the eonsidsfa-
ton OF said petition; and that said petitioner give
notice thereof By publishing this order In Of the
daily papers Of the city four times. the nrst pnblca
ton TO be at least fourteen days beforehand that all
persons interested appear and be heard thereon.
Copy Attest. 5. II. HEATH. ci'y cisyy eis cis.t.
may4 dfd
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12
WHOLE NO. 577.
CITY NOTICES.
CITY OF PORTLASD-

~ sI sSVninn.tee tee on Highways &C., will rscsivs
ns @ 2ea isiAod paving stones during the months az
May Juue aud July equal quantities each manfh
OF sad stoaes-if less than the whole smoupfNshsx
wiii inrnish as above Proposals VIII be receis -
an,n June %, Isoi The committee the right
terest ofthe city. Per order.
April 18th. 1864. apaD dx-sx
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-12
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN II. GILMAN, Editor,
. published at No. SAP EXCHANGE STREET. by
N. A. POSTER a. CO.

TgR PORTLAND DAILY PEKss is published at 81 OC
el.Oo will be made.
Single copies three cents
rzR lAIEE STATE PRESS is published every Thurs
DAY mornings at 81 LOO per snnum sn advance; 50 2G
paia within six monthsi and $3.50, IL payment BE-
delayed beyond the year.
Rates of Advertising:
One inch ofspace In length of column, constituted
SQUARE"
$50 per square daily first week; rs cents per week
after three insertions less, 81 00 continuing
~ other day alter first week, 60 cents.
half square, three insertions ess 70 cents; one
week, S100; so cents per week after.
Under head of AMUsRMRNrs, S2 90 per square per
week. three insertions or less 81 so.
SPECIAL NOTICES. sl.75 per square FIRST week,
81 100 per square after; three insertions less 81
half square, three insertions, s10o; one week,
&1.25.
Advertisements inserted In the MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every part Of
the State for 30 cents per square in addition to the
above rates, for each insertion.
LBaAL NOTIONS at usual rates.
Transient advertisement must be paid for in sd.
vance.
BUSINESS NOTICES in reading columns, IL cents
per line for one insertion. No charge less than fifty
cents for each insertion.
EVAll communications intended for the paper
Oh )uld be directed to the Ritor Of the Press and
those of q business character to the Publishers
VJoB PRINTING ot every description executed
with dispatch.
z. Tracy. Travelling Agent.
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-~~~~~ t~V-E [~rr~Urr~r-
ne Florida, and to1hsy6 continued the chase
Of ths offender beyond the waters Of Brazil,
out upen ~ hlfk Ssssy Thns, IN The <nHif n
1.hlA s.sosdls..s sgs.,., sl.sept tas 9 knost !, Il
inssasrsssa 4 ussSsi,clissd. @ sirrse eaisr -sbS
unleEfsl war. In desirting hom thst var o.
for fsirs,s Bf.aii nsStiy sppfeeisisd tts
character of The United States, and ct "A a.
annie worthy of efnhistion. y ..,.i, ~. : :
Tbs dispositlor of the esptnfed cfvv pf ths
TidsidA q tetsrfniped upon tho pflnciples
which have laid down; Although the cfcN
contend, enemies Of Tho human rsce, yet the
ofra2dert vprc. ncycrthcless, unlaufully
brourht into ths custody OF ihis Government
ana. tbsrcforr. they conld not lawfully be sub.
iect.d hare 70 the punishmrnt which thsy have
dessrvcd. Nor could they. being ensmies, Be
allowed 10 ,uioy The pfctqcton of the UnitG
States. TbeS WIN, therefors, % set 4 liberty,
,Sss .,ss sSs bsssrs Il rssspsss wnss I Beyond dc
Jurisdiction cf tfis doveynmont. ~ 'iihoia =
ne Florida was bpukm INTO 'Auericsn
wsssrs, ana wrs anchored undcf nAysi spr
yeiIIsnce and, profession n Hnmpton Kosds.
while lwsiting tbe fepresentation OF the Bra.
silisr 0overrmsnt, on The nstA 81 November,
shs sunk, owing 70 iesk which could mot be
ssssonsbiy stopped. The leak wa q frst
rcprcsrntsd 70 have been canscd, OF II least
Ordss wsre Immediately given 70 ascertain
ths irspher tnd circumstance OF the occur
rsnesg1 n secmsd to afIect the army and the
navy A naval court Of ,inqnlry, ard siso 4
military conrt OF inquiry, were charged win
the Investigation. me naval court has sub;
mittsd 10 report, and copy thereof Il here.
Win eournunicsted- The military coutt q
I'd segsgvd. % soon y NJ lsbors shaii have
ended, ths resalt VIII ~ made known 70 you
shss he ios: u i sss ~ Y,osids W. eonssaScnei o. "
Of sons unforpeyn nccident, which cssts no 10
spSnsibtiity upon fhe Bnitsd stafessa ~ %
Tsrsif myself Of this oppostuuity 70 renew
10 yUp, ~, the sasuranee q my nigh consider
stIcn,, i-,,,. - WIfIt1H II sHwtnD.
si.sor issacIo IN KyHIls BlEsosa NJ
ertyA, c., Ae.l - .r.l. ~ 'o in,lllsv q =
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,asC sCossnaoz on Bosros. Tho Boston 1sa,.ll.,
'a.ya "Frcn ono hHnsrsd and twenty 10 one
hnAdrea and ft,y ahips, hArks asa brigs ar,
now In tia Pott. About my large vessels
afnm IpdiA hePaeine, Europe soVth America
s1d ithD West 1ndlss, ara asW an ,ths Way 10
hpstpps Our vhsFvss aRA docks prsaent stIll
Jeensst q presept, as TIE PEeyinclsl trade, with
~ lRmalae Asei Of ssassls, and the eoastuiSe
klaiReAs. HboRl sloaing for The seasou.. These
two brapcbes Of our eominagee have been very
pgesppgoas this year, sod ths receipts Of mer-
ebaptlae from the proyipoes and from our own
doplaNtie ports hAye been very lsrge- The for
siGn commerce Of this port hha been well ans-
talled, and oar itDpeEtA will reach nearly forty
nllllqns Of dollArs in gold, or about ono han
idred tnilllOnA In carreney. More large and
Eplnable eArgoes from Calcutta, Batavia, Pa
JesaE, China and the Paeihc hare been received
fhls year then In Apy year sinee thsNsr began.
Our tnpQftatlons olsugprs, molasses, hides,
wool, Iron, &e., have beon Immense, and our
European, African, South American and West
Indian houses have beon transacting q very
lnEgs inperting trade"
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Amy er ths Pe.o.ae.


Information from City Point is 10 the effect
that heavy csnnonadinx was kept up during
Wednesday and Thursday nights, as well as
severe picket skirmishing along our llne In the
Immediate front Of Petersburg. Several cssu.
slties are reported. ~ fi' sJr slp
There was considerable fring In front Of
Richmond on Wednesday afternoon along the
line Of the rear picket guard. Recent manou-
vres In the rebel lines Indicate unusual commo-
tion among them, but nothing is known re-
speeding iis cause. Il is thought that Lee has
been sending reinforcements both towards
Lypchburg 70 oppose 6hehdan's advance, and
20 Wilmington 70 prevent the landing OF any
expedition against that Place. ~
A rebel deserter who came In q few days
ago, declares thss the state OF Affairs In the
rebel army Indicates early offensive operations
In some direction, the nature OF which 10, how
over, unknown, and the men arc told that
General Lee IL about TO attempt the initiation
Of project which will astonish the world.
Gen. Butler returned 70 his headquarters on
the James river on "wednesday. He left the
land forces Ia the expedition against VIII
mlngton under command OF Gen. WeitEei. ~
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bum CANADIAN rRounLHs.

4 Under tho above head, the Toronto Essninc
Joarrai OF the eist Inst. contains the following
able aud satisfactory statements q il
Y From Information received to-day, BY tale
srsPn. npm 9nSose spPssrs ,nn' our So,
howard oftwo hundred dolisrs for the arrest OF
each Of che escaped et. Albrns raiders. II is
gratifying 10 Observe the couree that our aov-
eminent 4 taking In reference 10 this aud other
mait<ts eapnected with our frontier difficulty.
We 'bellese that we are saying what aimost
We assert Nat the members OF our Government
were stsrtlea st lie dinkrseeful conduct Of the
MONTREAL ofIlcial who discharged the ralders,
Bennett II. Young, Samuel Lekey,. equirn Tur-
ner Tcyis, Alexasder Pope Bfucp Chss, Moore
swager, Geofsn Scott, caisb Mcdowell Wal
lace, james Asxspdw Dcty, yoseph McGfettys
Bronston Ooliink, Msscas spurr, sad Wn. n.
Hutchinson, charged on osih With fha eriihss
| OF murder. assault With Intent 70 commit MIR
der,l and robbery, committed By tbemI Apd
further that every one firmlyl believes the Cs-
nsdfsn suthofitics sincere In the sction They
hase tskeh 70 protect the AmericAr ffpnsisf
from further insalt and inJary, and 70 Inste &.
| fortss TO bring the above named offenders sssIn
before The bsf ofjustice. ~ lAds l9.ll hlHtqf
Hhsdmitted On all HANDS that u Is our
duty, a. q neutral syower. 70 use our best en-
deavors 10 retrieve the difficulties that bave
resulted from the criminal conduct OF Mr..
Coufsol, IN having discharged the reprobates
We have been, brought 70 q pretty pass by q
squad OF. snbsidised and reckless Journalists
and Southern refugees. 0ficials and othcrs In
Canada VINO have feasted and fostered rene
gades from justIce should bn made 70 feel the
heaviest part OF tho burden that they have
been the sols means Of bringing upon our al
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PrasosAI--Ths Following oficsrs arc an
ncpncsd on hsstsf Of GENERAL N. J. 7. Dana,
ne new commander Of the Department Of ths
Mlssinsippis idai'p it'ajss ~, ha 5
Lieut, Col. ]. Il. Harris, Assistant Aojutsnt
General; Col yan Z. Young, Provost Marshal
0rnsraij Surgeon O. 9. Kemble, Medical Di.
rector, MAJOR 10. Pierce. Judge Advocate;
Major Charles Mann, Assistsut Chief Of Ar
tillsryi Capt, !. 3. Van viiet, Chief Quarter
mssssr,, Capt, y W. For, Assistaut Adjataus
General, Capt. J. W. Muller, Assistant Adm.
tsnt General; Capt, @. II. Dana, d-de-Camp;
Capt Z. L. sprost, Aid-de-Csmp; Capt J. N.
Uullers. Acting Chief Of Ordnancej Lieut.. A.
Il. HolRate, Chief Enginscr. ..--
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PEnsOnAL.

Hos. ScHurLnR CoISAx was received BY
tnn AZ the Fssidenee Of Wm. Endioott, Jr, on
Wedns ssday evening last. Among the publie men
prsssat W,rs ssssioIs Wilsoo, Hos. A Rice
and Hon George q boutwell. ......-.
y Tan Nov York Common Council, on Thurs
day sysnink, adopted reao ution tenderins Vice
Admiral Fsrragut the hospitality OF the city.
HoH. MR. FARwHI1s the new Maine Senator,
is good spseimen OF . nan physically, and 10 ono
Of lam ~ oftvsnty-ons ehildftn IN by two mothers,
iourtsen % whom were sons, not one Of the latter
bsing IN wcigst lsss than 800 pounds, or below
siz fsos In hsight The father IL still living, At
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PERsbNAL.

Dr.. q. HrspHHnsoS, Librarian Of Con-
gress, ssnt In h resign stion few days since, Il
IL undefstood Mr.. n. spofford will succeed him.
Edward E.-Powers, Presldent OF the San
francisco Typographical Union, died In that
city on the 9th ult. ~, 49, ~,
JoHsO. BRowsE, Eco, q well known mer-
chant Of Baltimore, died the7 OF the
present month on board the Diihsh mail steAn or
whilst on the voyage from Southampton 10 Ha-
vnnA, and Was buried on ythe following dAy.-- He
was the el est son OF the late " w. Browne, Esq,
sud, AZ the death II his father, beeane tho head
Of the hrm Of Messrs. y. w. Browne d Sons.
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alunaoring IN MISC .ri.

sT. LOUIS, Dec. % --on the subject Of vol
upteers, IioT. Hall, in his message, says pp 70
the lat OF July last, Missouri had furnished
10 900 men more than her quota called her, aud
n the dlstrlcts which are behind the deficiency
4 believed 70 arise from excessive enTolments,
TIA total number OF men furnished mp TO Nov.
SON Uas 81 900, In addition 10 which We have
had 81, 600 militia organised, and In the Geld
whom TeluiTod,
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Third Edition.
HALF. PAST FOUR oIoLocK,
ssIss AvosIA sosKs AZ LEAH.

nsss AvosrA JONES Al Lnans
-on Monday evening next Miss Avcnia Jones
NH mska her Appearance a Growers Theatre,
10 Justin Days ceiebfated play Of !" Leah, tho
Forssken." The London Aorrisg Posi- N
speaking OF the merits Of this great actress,
saysf eHp - thsvey bestspscimsn Of tragic
power which We have es yct wiinsssed from
the West, MISS Charlotte cushman not er-
cepted." Mr.Jussin Daly's play Of Leah
win be produced In grand style at Growers on
Monday. ~, .ss..,.,
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shsskiAG l1ardsr.

.CtucmHATI, Dec. 90.--A terrible murder was
committed ct Dserneld, Warren county, Ohio,
on Monday night. Harry and Alice Roosa,
children, sud Jessie Cousins. house servant,
were killed, and Frances Roosa, . girl, was
MORALLY, and hrs. sarah Roosa, the mother,
was dsnRorously wounded. The father OF the
family ID an Inmate Of the Insane asylum, at
Dayton, ard IL suspected OF the murder, though
hIS Wife says an unknown mAn committed the
asr,thla deed, - .Hs
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/. LOCAL N e w 3.

1. e. .
s.. n.ss .. .vssls VERY ssssSs e sss Dr.
city, by sis- -paiishioners.r Many of our leading
citizens were present, among whom wo noticed
rev. Dr. Gu,lsy .Da lady, ,lDs. sansen and LADY,
T. Webb. Of The Psyms.tsr % ssSsrsi's oancs, and
others. kilsr an hour spent IN soeiai enjoyment,
.ss in ~ sspn mos tasus ser%s o eord
u,leone on the part Of his church and people,
oy.r whon pr, o. had now presided a year or
the pest IN thslr co-iabors together for over
twenty ,saIs, and the happy sondnion Of Affairs
shGn,ps family q . happy New Year, in purse
well al Al. n Rev Dr. Gilletfe reapond in q few
Dr, samson waa then sd fsssed, Ia return, By M.
Reros, ore OF, the msmbers OF the ,ohur, b, ais6
hsndine the Doctor puIse, referling 20 the long
iAbofs siyen almost gfstultouiiy for years, The
& the sds. q q tho S.s
poaaesssdI themselves peAntime Of the paltor's
spacious house, and between 10 sndl o'clock the
4S,.4a ifr x. d-------s----T -sa =.
l.Cnsrna nasMARKkxs-Ihe mnrkets, were wen
Bss scsos ps1 assss pss
vesi, ao0Dsos. per lb; mutton, 1b(126e. per ID.
isn6, ass per ibI soln besi. 5000 per lbi co. n
shoulder, ?o@?se; psr hi mIddiins, al@iOo. per
turksys ei@ & s.ah; ahisk,ns' sg si;ee PER Psiri
pair, rsbblts, ~, eAehi psrtridges. sasoqs per
dor nj canvas back du6ks, % per part capbsge,
100 100. per head ekrhfsi lDiaper peekj pArsnps,
So per peeh spplrs eotfbe. per peck, lfsh pois-
toes, SOC: per peek; sweet potatoes o. per peck
oniops el nsr peck soh, SOC per peck turnps
zoo. penpeek, 6ssts.s tes per peck, ce cry ioisc,
per bunch; butter, s6s 7oe per lbj eggs, coo. per
dozen, ohsse, esdps1a per ib. lettuce, ioe each
tomaeoes, "a psr psckj ksle, 800. per peeki chest
nuts, s,etperlpeek1l uAinuV, 81 Per lbusheli drtsd
apples, ttpsr nushelj ogAnherries, 400. per quart
somiay, Y. per qs,s'i ro1h n,h. ,SSi essS, sSn'
psr bunch, perch. cod. pet SuneS; ecrn, al pci
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DrvoRcr srlrnrios. I'm the Circuit Court
for Baltimore city, there were granted. during
The pressut year, afsy divorces vinasdo matri-
u,essS, and two divorces msnsa d Aoro; and In
he superior Court four divorces a vfncslo mef-
rt~ossL 3 Total for 1854, 20. Tho number Of
divorces for The year 1858 was ~. Increase
the past yezr, II. r. w. H '.''
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tsATURDAiY.al,..,li.,,,u,D 81, iss
IpkHr'sP PusLHo nnoErrloH O
'aa NEW YEARS DAr. -

4
We ere authorised 10 ststs thst the public
reception BY tho President Of the United ststss,
On New Years. Day, MONDAY, January .,
1861 will commence At ono O'Clock. p. m, q,
which time, in conformity with police arrange
rheuts, The gates ofthe enclosure viii be opened.
Ths reception win tsrmiasts ct thrss O'Clock
.. n. precisely. Carriages viii approach The
Executive Mansion By the east gate. "a rtI
Foreign Ministsrr and Membeu of the cabi-
ne. frcm twelve TO half pas, tvslvs Ths
Judges Of tho supreme Court and tho Court oi
Claims, spd oficen Of the Army and Navy,
until oneo'clOck. citlssus al large, from one
until three O'Clock.