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The Portland daily press., 1864-04-19
DISASTERS,

Bark Arlington. erosion. Of and from Portland
for Havana. went ashore LIST inst. North Bimini
Island in gale of wind.-Cspt arrived ut Nassau,
r. 10th inst. and reports that the sails and rigging
would be saved together with about half the cargo
were expected at Nassau same day. The remainder
Of the cargo weuld be landed the Island the ves-
sci had bilged.
Br brig Zambesi, Burke hence for Havana also
went ashore about two cables length rsiesn of Bark
Arlington Mt the same time her masfs went over in
the gale and consequently there was but little saved
Vessel probably q total loss.
Bark Ionic at this port from Rrmedios reports was
u days north of Cape Hatteras. had succession of
4 and gales the entire passage; lost sails,
split rudder head stove long boat, bulwarks. sky
filled with water. April 18TH lat AZ 81 NJ Ion CO al
w, exchanged signals with barquc 8 w Holbrook,
Small. hence for Cuba: saw several vessels with
loss OF spare and sails.
fair passage to Cape Hattcras where ON the 1st I'd
and Sd inst. she ehcauntered fearful gale from n
4. during which shipped heavy over the bows,
which started the forward bulkhead OF the poop.
causing the vessel to leak at such rate req
both pumps TO be in continual motion; the " alter
rose in the hold over the keelson In half hour -
fortunately tho leak was stopped but consequently
heavy sea came on board which stove tho long boat
WAS compelled to tighten the vessel by cutting away
part Of her cargo of molasses. Since then had sue
eession Of heavy NNw and N L gales. spi tsai and
sustained other damage,
Brig ID Cashier. tof waldoborol Hastings at
from Cardenas, reports having lost foresai lower
topsa main and foretopmast stay sails. split main
sail and jib, stove buwarks and boats lost hawsers
and 40 lhhds moasses on deck: was blown three
times from tbs Capes Of Delaware into the Gulf
Stream.
We notice sales of Al barque Palisadd, 5l2 tons
built at Madison. Me, In 1868. Of about SO 900; Al
barquo Palermo 53i tons built ut Bath, Me- sal 600
AZ schivola, 1919 tons built at Machss In 1861. s2G
Oo9 AL ship Edwin Clark. Ts3 tons. built at waifo-
boro in 1868. on private terns.-tN shipping List.
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SPECIAL Es.
IncOntestable Policies.
Office of the Manhattan Life Insurance Co.
No. 81 Nassau ST.


NEW YORK, March, 8, 1864
Alta meeting of the Board of Directors of this
Company, held this day the following important
olution was adopted after mature copside ration:
There shall be added to each Policy issued, or
hereafter to be issued the following words: This
focy Is neontesiate after five years from its date,
ior or on account OF its errors omissions and mis-
statements 10 the application. except to age"
NO other American Company offers this important
advantage TO insurers. ALL Policies in force five
years, at once become inoontesable, under the ope
ration OF this rule, greatly enhancing their vauo
Just measure should secure to this Company increas-
ed favor and patronage Exhibiting the strong de-
sire OF the Dir ectors TO throw proper and
advantage around the Policies MANY have object.
ed to taking Life Policies that in case of error II
mattered not how innocent, the ong-continued pay
ments become lost and families are deprived of the
advantages proposed. This OBJ ection il now remov.
ed by this Company. Every State has its Statute
of Limitations. not to cover fraud and crime from
ry. This is a similar protection TO Policy holders.
HENRY STOKES, President.
C.Y. WEMPLK, Secretary.
j. L. HALsEY. Asst Secy.
3. N. STxBBISs, Act'y.
EDWARD SHAW, Agent.
l02 middle street. aprle div
The Patent Belle Monte Skirts.
full assortment of these celebrated Skirts in the
new style at
A N ID Il X S O N IS
HOOPSKIRT AND CORSET DEPOT,
mchZ3 du Under Mechanics Hall.
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Dissolution.

THE Copartnership off. STEVENS & CO.. Is this
i day dissolved by mutual consent All Persons
indebted are requested to make immediate pas ment
to either partner. JOSHUA STEVENS.
April q, 1864. &. ii. HASKELL.
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For Bangor.

~ The good Schooner KATE AUBREY.
LII Jacobs master. riii hare Immediate dis-
Mk patch. For freight. apply 20 The msster
AkAAr on board, at the head of Long Wharf.
orto ID. +. CHASE.
anil diff
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I'VE have this day formed a Copartnership In the
w name of sHURrLkfF CO., and viii car
~ on the Wood and Coal business. Also Watering
the streets. JOSHUA STEVENS,
April ~ 1854 SIMEON SHUkILEFF.
apr ~ 3w
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MINIATURE ALMANAC,

ss-The Post Office is directly opposite Hsrris
Hat and Cap Store. feb2S n
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SpOK EN-

April T. lat 80. Ion "a, sch Abbie OF Yarmouth. FIN
Matanzas for New lork-had lost man overheard.
April IL, lat 2. 20. Ion - 40 sch May Wooster,
Houghton, from Cuba for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-19

70 cure cough, hoarseness OF any disease Of
the throat and lungs Howes's Cough Pills. Sold
by IL. IL. Hay, Portland. and by druggists generally
jan27 d& w3m.
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For Sale.

A Sloop Yacht. about tons burthen, one year
"A old. well found in sails, tacklng. &c.
Apply to Deguio Dyer, head Browns Wharf
Commercial street.
Portland, April 10. ls6L sprl9 d3w-
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NOTICE.

ClrY or PORTLAND. April Is, 1854.
IN pursuance OF order of tho City Council
u passed April IS 1861. directing the Committee ON
Highways &c. TO establish the grade of BramhaIl
Street. notice is hereby given 10 all parties interest
ed that said committee will meet said street on
Monday. April 18th. at o'clock r. N TO view the
premises ald to give all said parties hearing there
n. Per order Committee.
apl9 dtd j. Il. DONNELL, Chairman.
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Sugar and NIolasses.

40 HHDS MuSCoVADO SUGAR, and
$50 HHDS Prime Sweet Molasses per bark "Can-
% Tres ada" from Cardenas, now landing and
for sale BY CHASE BROTHERS co.
apis div
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-19
MARRIED.

HAT Cumberland Mills. 17th, George P Lewis and
Miss Zenah Rice
In Rockland, WIN o Matthews and Lucy AlFrench
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Boy Wanted.

A BOUT sixteen years OF lone that can write
IN a fair hand, not afraid Of work. and with good
references. n. N. PATTkN,
apls div II Exchange Street.
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MUNJOY AND POST OFFICE.

A Omnibus will leave Gilbert's Store on ST.
"A Lawrence Street, and the Post Ofce as follows:
Ghberts Store-A NJ, $50. 40, 10 30, II So II 80;
r NJ, 30 2l6, $50. 3t5. 40. 5.l5, 90. 90, o.,
30. Post Ohiee-A NJ. LOS. 10 co. ii. co. II 90: n
NJ. LOO. l60. 2.35. 20, 4,5. 40 &c, els, 70,
s.3O.91
Fare Cents or Railroad Package Tickets
10 for One Dollar.
J. j. GERRISH,
aplsd Supt. p. ~ A. 4. X.
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DIR. MORSE
LETTER NO. vi.


Oa Henorrhags. or BLEEDING from the Lungs
STRONG Test'ssony IN farcr az Inhalation for ar
resting 20.
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A Car viii leave behring's Bridge twestbrookl
IA 6.3 A. N for q. +. Il. Depot, and for POI &
Ufhce every half hour from 10 A. NJ. till 915 r. n
apl9 DIST J. J. GEkRisH, Supt.
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oQz HHDSl Muscovado Sugar. of superior
OO6 quality. now landing from BARK
30 BBLS J Linda Stewart" from GuantAn-
amo, for sale by N. 4. ROBINSON,
apis disim No. Portland Pier.
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looked after 1t with little fraternal regard,
expressing regret that such hopeful signs Of
repentance as it at first gave out, should so
soon be choked down by the pressure of par
ty spirit.
sy- The Machias Republican says, DIR.
Tent will accept the appointment by the For
eign Emigrant Aid Society OF Commissioner
OF Emigration, and will go back to Sweden
sometime the present month clothed with the
full powers to act in behalf of the society and
to make contracts for laborers, artisans and
farmers to come to America and settle in the
State Of Maine.
ay-Dr. Lewis says no intelligent man
ever looks upon lady of inordinately small
waist, without feeling of commiseration
for her unfortunate deformity. He might
marry woman with hump upon her back,
with one eye, or even with no eyes at all, but
he would never unite his destiny with wo-
man who in her devotion to fashion had
crowded her liver into the bowels and her
lungs into the throat.
H- The New Orleans Times, April 6, re-
ferring to the departure from that city of
Gen. Shepley and Capt. Miller-late Acting
Mayor-says, "We are quite sure that, in
taking leave Of Gen. Shepley, we express the
whole feeling of this Community, who have
so long been witnesses Of the assiduity,
faithfulness, and urbanity of manners with
which he has fulfilled his arduous and respons-
ible duties ,-when we say that we heartily
wish him God-speed; and hope that health
and success will attend him and his compan-
ion In whatever career may be before them"
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-19

THOMAS q. LORING, DRUGGIST,
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER
Corner Of Exchange & Federal SIS.
A perfect ut guaranteed. The poor literally con
sidered mcl25 diff
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Condition ofNorih-En,,ern virrinin.

We have obtained some Information from the
counties Of spoisyveuia and Stafford which shows to
what dire distress the inhabitants there have come.
Rebel conscriptnF officers securing tho country In
every direction and every man under sixty and boy
over fifteen u unoeroHon0usy impressed into tho Rebel
service. These oonGcIping officers Tor nc NOS.
part cncrrss rnd receive 80 much Per head !os etch
coDscgiYt delivered al Camp Lee. the Re- .dcWous n
nousCIlpis near Richmond. They do not always meet
with entire in their attempts " seize tAeir vic
tins.
few days since small party OF these Rebel officers
captured h,c men ~ Stafford County. and were convey
ing them 10 the rendezvous when twO Of heIa, taxing
favorable opportunity. drew pistols which tAcy hGI
concealed on their persons ND SHOT " two radeTS o
the other party decd which put TIE balance 90 light
They then themselves ESCAPED into The woods, whore
they are now Bkulking to end. ihe blo4ihpuhdr Nl0
sock Tor them. Another man h,mg IN Spotisllyanii,
shot Rebel lieutenant dead while hc wos approaching
his house for the purpose ~ conrcnpng i'm. IT. i'm
medintely Ned 70 tle WOODS and has slnce nade Ais
way into our lines. Another party 81 TN WHO bed
been taken from Stafford across the Elp1hnnrock Into
Spotisyyana succeeded N oyerpoWering and killing
guard OF one man who had been placed oyc1 tLoa.
These men have also escaped INTO our Iles.
Other instances OF this character are OF frequent oc-
cnuence. and perect reign o. terror exists through
out tho entire region CoBftables and magistrates are
the ONLY persons exempt from cons rpti0u ani tley
themselves are authorized u en0fc, the consef rtion
OF others Men everywhere hiding awny n the
woods and endeaYoring TO escape to oar nfr. Fred
cricLshurf has become dryopulnied that u b. estl'
mated That not more than one house Oat oil every ten Is
occupied.
Fnel Is 80 scsrce that the inhabitants arc pnng
down the vacant houses and using them for hrorood
the market price ~ the article being slg per oord.
One old lady employed negro, the other day. 10 pull
down ~ her outhou.es nnd store In her cellar for
her Winters supply Of fuel and be charged her the
moderate little bum Of $40 the Job which employ ed
him one day
Persobs who have heretofore lived in excellent cir
cumstapces are reduced Ia the verge Of starvation and
the luIury Of meat IL known OILY those who are most
fsvoraby circumstanced. One old lady. formerly In
very good circumstances. and considered belonging
the Il. T. vs., recently told gentlemen connected
with the Union army and former acquaintance that
her family consisting OF herself husband and iii child
ren had lived Oh ooi bread and milk for three months
and no other food a few vegetables And this u
but OF many similar through this section, and
the distress that everywhere prevails only augmented
"a time elapses Truly tho horrors Of war are upon
these people. Alexandria Journal
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NOTTCF-Pursunnt to the pro.

ELRCTlON NOTICE.-Pursuant to the pro-
~ visions fine Lsw, Of this State public notice - berb3
av a. by the Common Council 81 the City OF New iork tins
an election b. held IN the several Election sirotS oil th
vrrs Wad- Il di cty. 'ha hr Tuesday u Deesmotl
egt b. ng the sixth day = Dec nicer lbi TIE foas va
be- held several places which haFe been duly oesignstrS
bv Coruci TIE place Fl which e." teis bse
he hed n said Districts daring he pr--ent !e enc the fou
vii be opened sunrise AID remain open until sunset "hss
t4ey wi De husl'v closed. = ,u
FMS. No., -. 49,
al numerical de-.uGi on, Fr Thild ffth Seventh
Mini gevsuA liriesuth. Fifteenth ad Seventeenth
SIX Coanci.a.en Ia each >ensorisl Dis.iic,.
On, Co.t. o~er 81 Common SCHOOL, for the First Die
, cornrr -r First second, Third Fourth tith suit
sud "a -hfr Warfs. , -
one Of Common Schools for the Second Do
tt com rng tae seventh. Tetth, AhiI;,enih ana -Four
tt-lth " aris. . .n,x.,
one Con mis-, toner % Common Schools for the Third Die
trirt CONFUSING tho Ninth ard sixteenth v ards . -
one C0mm. Of Common Schools Tor the Fourth Dts
trir, co1rf- ug - Eleventh and seventeenth ards -
one Conmi..oneT e Common schools foe the ftn ~
,rst comm ism, The Fifteenth sid Eigi.renth ards
one CommissOner If Common achoo Tor ~. sixth M
r-c. computing toe Twentieth end TSgen'yt-si wards M,
tue Commissioned o. Common schools iJ Le SEVERN uis
comprsn. the Tw.h. Nnete.lth and Twen ysecons
" -.
Cue Tru,;es o. Common Schools for each Ward.
And 10 such other AoD' Offices az ate now eEs'y ~
can't. by order Of the Common Council ,. -
NEW YORK Novpnt,r u.s. 1894
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT -GTsERat TEEs-Noy D-Beforo
IyoxAnB y. J., BARNARD aud SUTHERLAND ~.
NOTICE 10 APPLICANTS FOR ADMISSION TO
PRACTICE.
The Committee on Examination, Mcssrs.
Herk Tappen and Jones rendered their report the Court
today.
T Committee Character requests the candidates for
admission practice nd their tcatee 10 character
In either nembes If the Committee Mesrs Mshe iker and
Tfliot,on before FRIDAY The l5h inst At II n
CuAxB1Is-NOv. 23.-E,flre Justice CLyRxs
DECISIONS
Samuel Kemper agt. George Wood-Motion d.
MED without costs.
Charles H. Noyc' sst. Lewis Cne.-ho'ion denied with
81 costs 80
r. /. T. Rock at Bslca G. Eork-Motion denied. with
ont costs. aud without prejudice 20 renew.
Jean Due agt Jean r. Ii. Pl0nsgoon.Noon denied with
out costa
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SHIPPING ,vTsLA-GEvCE.
Roar os Ngw-goRS.....Noyrzpaa 70.


dfar.d,
e'--uship ptf.n Queen r,ahrft A8nnwll, d. = A. %.
Steamer lluutNH. ort (, baltimore.
Ef. Utnirl AtIffT Spencer LNuDoni p tN9rgan 3 CO.
sHt; htp4r liIt..I. l.i-rl HauhuTs -lolfa 8 tf.e
frgN. h. Patterson lhrl tcecA5r Ia ouayrA, ballet
hi, J,hos,so BRAZIL Dacaahen. Pefasubaeo Il H.svia
',r Ia c.ysuar ,Brl DoA,r,y Aux caye' Wilson I
Osf.ruru.
Gr.g STANDBY f3r1 snow, neflar.ra +. ~. Nhimey.
Hdg Al,hilfirl 'itsscrrcr, Au,ius. g. 4 AHty CO.
Ii, t,San1sf Mu.en torl dlnAeu, D. yiso. Caoa, D.
D. N1fd 60
Hn, lay Emily lBr., Iusner, Nassau, r. 7. Monte &
nir Abilene Or, Ne.oa Moreso Boy VI Falmouth, Il
B. a q. %. br NuIf
liz E,uars,.. rrc.y West End, st Croir
Ir. Stiri.lf tifl. scnouIi. Hlilar, D. z DeVof
Srhr o. h. Mitchell Small hrw-iiaseu, j. W. Nchee-
srir InvIua frtt ho cham, Baltimore. Mot htdelL
senr siil. stlrklfni Hartford. IT, 5. hisse,t
gehr Doctor ffark loo Oer Noraich H. ; hAoSeti SON
Srhr j. AN ooih. rr LGfy M.ttmof., il .. Maxwell
schr }. hilarfsou $ -rt baltimore, q. r. Compton.
scn Reliance iuLi AcArIson, ~ Jonn n. h., b. sinai
4 90
gnr Lnrs i.y Isrslry Pembroke Ne, led frye Co.
,-hr Exeft.on ,oOnI.as. krw Haven. ~. Bnsss
srur II. Fillmore base. Boston j. " L.ss,s A Go.
h. Jane Mans. Bushnell. hoin ch Al. s. Racket Son.
shT ricon orr. Nicholson, tos-"alt4 w. Il Dew Oh
h j. III. heounas bosrft fortress aolroc ). : Bac-
scur. O,sau N ave Turner, bangor. H. !. Buck Ca
soop ". ~. Bowen. lscs-ou, Providence. ; h"uuy
Canal boat j. Harrington Huntington, fiilsieplis J. ".
Mckee.
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Cnrpora.lon Notices.

TQRPOP ALTON NOTICE. THE COM
~ bUrfFE OK FINANCE OF THE BOARD on Al
DFEMN hayirg under consideration the sppSai,on % .ns
d. BLlNO PRISONS for donation OF rlfil pvr.LhM
Each win lee, a, the conner Of Broadway aud twenty
lhiri street lenrsrce 1t No e IN Iwenfy thrd Tieeb
Iuesiay ind "Wednesday neIt sr "a ara 80 daso' oeus
i de.nue ui9r te merits Of the di5eren sppnr ans
neei O. RE i'y FOR assisting them ~ donAIior no"
tar funds 0i fla ,iy. A.
the petitioners sj NJ Others Interested In the arp"
hereby notified that vii b. necessary to DC pr
rrf ~ , above named time and place about iriE8r not'e
ca, ia order % eutc them any coEsider alton or 10 "a
a... .acul - .ts,. ia t.e proposed rrlei
LEN H. RYEES,
PETER MAsTIRSON,
JOHN d. OiTiNELL,
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Neutrality-suspicious. Briggs, Davis. Ely Little Purdy
Roche, Smith. Stewart and Tweed-9.
TbcIn pv,r and 3

Roche, Smith. Stewart and Tweed-9
The COMMITTEES Printing sud Stationery pfesenseo TO
in favor OF adopting resolution 40 fo!lo"si
Res0ired That The bill, ri the following named of su'prA
Co.. for the November Registry and election ne se'etaiy
audited aud allow ed, b. follow: ..ox. q.
VIM. ID. Hoe
a. Browne oo
the Comptroller directed 10 pay then from appsops
ton for Election EXp-nses.'
Which wa, adopted by the following vote.
Afrnatye--Superysors kr-r, Davis Ely Iattei fror
Roche smith Stewar; aud iweid-s.
The Committee County teer presented report III Ia
Of adopting resolution, - iolcws;
hes1ircd That tho bills OF Iuomey Ii1cT amounting %
.3J D. for repairs to County Jail be suited aud allowed,
and the directed to them rou appropriation
tor Repairs To County Buidin.s'
Which adopted by the io OWING vote. -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Br,gs, Davis, Ely L''s fB1y,
Roche Smith, stewart and Iwred--J
The Special Commute. Riot thims pes nsd report
10 fsvOI Of adopting re-oiuon NJ follows
Eesored Tha she bill Of ida Fullerton, iJt ieea ser
Vi e., arguing Of Daring Tho haroI &C., m n
C0, OF Appesis b. audited ami allowed e. 7o arc tn
Comptroller directed to pay Il itom appropriation i'i Aos
Damages Fund &c
Whic, VS., a., pied by he following vote
Afrna iveSupery Blunt Eisgs Davis p4fdy hocHs
Smith. and Iwred-3.
Negatiye--suparyitorsE lily ana Lit'ie .
MOTIONS AGAIN RESUMED.
Superior Purdy moved that when ths Board Gums
do 70 uset Tuesday .,h Instant Il tl.s' 0cocA
p.
hich carried
Whrreupon the President declared that go o'rf STOOD al
ioau,d TO Tue. dsy next 2gh INST ~ cloes T. ~ -
JOS. y. YOUNG, CLERK
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TrnNr,rr,' E.nirr.

To Albany, BY Hudson z. r.. % Nsr-'n.'t GO
O ~, u M. 5.gn, $40, i0:io ,. a.. sunday TRAIN
iltl p
T. Aibany by Harlem r. r.. 2os..-- ,4iA-av., 10
..tst- u H.
To Baltimore. 10y size tew.i .r,'s H. r. FOO, 81
ndniht Ssndsy............... ............. y r.
#, Bs.ion hy 80. London line Pier - =. r,
and 5'onins tou hne. lir, % -. H. daily t-ynfu
To Ro.ton. by Ncw-lisyen Il. r, va Springfield
Z1hsf. and ffi-av. i ' rha p H.
20 Po-ou by Sew Haven y. X. r7'i-si. nnd i.h-
sv. Shore Linz l. ef1 q. Snnd L-..-. p -
To HrdErpor b. steamer Bridgeport. iooi d Fees ,
Sig -
To Buffalo aud the Wet By fue Nsilfnsl. iooi
ofCh4mDer. ......I aLi lN a. 100 ana y ~
To Grrrpport9 fnnf o. oain~fafs p nj -
Yulh.nk Isiip tarriugtaie Lone bland. ~ T..
!. h-liroad nom Janr-sip snd 1907 20 al'h-sI.
J.. h...t..-.....s... ...t.'- A. = ai' . 49,
10 Long Branch. % ksritlr ald Delaware .ay
x. H.. vis - amer Jts.e Hogs. foot ~ Murray,
daily ........"' lni "a D. "a ahi " r.
To Ncn -llsv-u Hat.cri. mi ilste.a--.tri-n
iHa SLID sss-ss.sss.si 4 = n
70 N-y, Haven. by ii- Nrs Haven XXX, Ztnrt
AID ih.s, ~ ~ ~ o.. u., "a $50, a. md p IN
10 he Wet. by Penn yisalia ten.lhl Hnirrad,
psr2. \. r.. 4" .. ald % o. nun1sY traii.' p m
l. The csf, BY Crlfra. Railroad Of We" Jes.'Y
pier =. r. a.. - u. ala 100 y m sun
dsf lain. p q"
T. rIii.dr pima by .,eF-lei-fy l.airosdi foot o.
Court ani' .i.. aud OBJ g. il.. - D.. and p n.
sd I, nifn rht r. NJ
To " AL lngi1u. hv scS-4cfsry *. X. iIot of
Cou-tisrdt.t o.. and 40 NJ, u p M, ara y
midnight. Nrud.y y y
further iufofluaiol IA regard % Naroti -' A~t4e-
&c 4tfcftssu4t lis in another rlr HL tals pAleL
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Go lphom II man Conscrn.

INFORMATION WANTED Of Alexander An.
dersol AnLouy Aud ron and Robert Sc isnd frntcs
and brultrl a. And ron who lei Newly city In IN
yea 1913 or ao0.t trG. fay irotmatun oi 90 per
.o.r vii hr thankfully received ALEXANDER AMBER
sOS. Capt CO. h. G8ih o. \. J.. Camp Chase, Ohio.
TWENTY-FIVE LIVING ELK, Twelve
4 MOOSE DEER and Fftarn COMMON. DEB
MN.AEIsp f'' which liberal W "'l 'e lid By 10
fzr---a sr.YA. -suss
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Encrd Of euprryisors.

E"".-ru OI FIiprFNI~OTts
sTArKp SKssios, TUESDAY, Nov. - 1884
OyricI,L 3oclock p IA. )
HE Bo1i net pur-nln Adjournment ia their Chamber,
No. ~ City tail.
Pes-nt-wiIiam NJ Tweed esq, President in tbs clair
and the fnowiD. members.
supervisors Blunt Briggs, Davis, Fly. Little, Purdy Roche
Smith aud S,evart-IO.
The minutes u the Two preceding meetings were read ana
approved
PETITIONS.
Petition, Of tho ioow. named ior correction end re3's
sioI o. tax:
seventh Ward Bank. Lyman Cooke.
Thomas H. CLARKE lne.i Fielder.
liardIer Colby. HyLisn sy.sesler
Simon " of.
Which referred 10 ttr Committee ON Annual Taxes
Peol % Elizabeth Boe-s increase Of salary keeper
o' sum asies ONCE.
Which rlicrri to ,le Conlnittoe Civil Court.
Bills Of The o'"ip. named cor httino up election poll, Tor
the County Election.
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AvrBvrf.

s,eanhip Fazl-. LawY,nce. Havana Ists int. rd,e .Dd
p1s-.. spDnoTc tilsson Co
st-soor John Gibson Bowen, Philadelphia mdse.. wa- j.
1tyiof 4 Co.
steamer NewYork, Davis. Ph.apelrba rndse and pass
Jas Hand
steamer Queen a.. 81 Tar Fortress Monroe 40 hours 70
the Navy Department
Snip Wisconsin. McSoker Liverpool 2oth u, mase ard 70
pass, " las GuoG. HAD strong westerly ~inds \" o.
tbe Banks
Brig l.. w. Armstrong fof N"u Haven't Sehoh'd' Forto
Rico IN Inst loesses lW. Afus rlne Of N"" iafen
Brs Lady Of the Lake iof berrudi iN Jsenel 10 deys
logwood &C, thns. IhGrkrry 60.
bre DiIiso Randall, re,CG, \. =, days cos r Talbot
TO.
big Adelaide TOP Maitland n 81 nouxhs manzanll, q
dave mahogany, cedar Gc H. J. y 4, \. Dewey.
schr kayigsor Msr-ton. hn-yss days mahogany &c.
Thompson Hunter 10th inst. of Wilmington was boarded
by L. D gun boat Pegueot cruisius -, 80.
master. -,
schr Trancona Hart Linran 10 d,ys coal, 10 mGsler
Sehr orion Mathew Boston, nid.r., to master
kchr Ros.nnah Rose, Burgess. Providence
Sclr Telegraph, Nick~rson, Providence.
s,hr Counsellor Whitmore, Providence
schr Samue Rsese tof NssAu fsr Rem Csy 9Th inst
vi. kss.au 10Th and fish, o. NJ Petit lO.h inst lat -
H. lon co. boarded rom u & gnnboss Kysck, cTuus
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Bosroy. Wednesday, Nov. 2.

BOSTON, Wednesday. Nov. %. 1894
The steamship Africa saifed this forenoon with
thirty eight passengers for Liverpool and fourteen for
HafaI. She takes e26 600 ip gold for Liverpool and
at02. $500 N SILVER for UalItax
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ausu Howard 81 Halifax and requested him 10 take hus
ss and on board which he refused to dousht comne
o. every prospect Of NV gse SOM ga or seen Lie
from Fl no ind The men out Tie requested Gap am
Fswsrd boat toward shore that he ri sht save
h,p.e AID cfewbu as rcfused ard they OBJ ged 70
usir for the l,d which thev sncceeded IN reaching during
tho early par. Of the gale which bad broken vos them