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CAUSE OF CONSUMPTION.

CAUSE Or CONSO FitSNs
1t incites the various organs of the system to
act their allotted part, removing the the causes
which induce RHEUMATISM AND NEURAL.
GIA, CHE. LOSS OF APPETITE, DYS-
PEHSIA, COSTIVENESS, and the various dis
eases which arise from O arrangement of the
Stomach and Bowels, and restricted circulation
of the Blood.
COUGHS and COLDS, In their earlier stages,
will Immediately yield to the effect os the Elixir.
The BLOOD RoOT ELIxIn contains no mineral,
no PERM jious botanical element, no cxctant,
but stimulates the secretons by its mild and dill.
fiisiye action. II IL an effective and painless
aperient-ha has n decided, salutary action upon
tile Liver, and there has been no medicine pre-
pared for common family use uhfch possesses
equal merit. =;
Travellers, both by sea nd,land, will find the
Elixir complete antidOte for the evils which
they are obliged to endure, from change OF
climate, of water, or of diet.
SEQ the pamphlet around each bottle Tor
history of this Elixir.
The proprietor of the Blood Root Elixir,
(Dr. s. U. RchardsoD), has been long ana IN.
yoraply known 10 the public by his celebrated
snEERY WINE BTrrERS, the best tonic mel
cinc ever discovered, and which has been In
use over thirty years. He is graduate OF the
New Hampshire Medical College, and many
years associate member OF the Massachusetts,
Medical Society, and has made tho study Of
medicine his profession since 1929.
And so fully convinced is the DIR. Of the won
,lerful curative effects of his Blood Root Elixir,
that he hereby offers to each and every person
who will use one half Of a bottle of his Elixir
and not be conscious Of COOL effect therefron,
to refund to said person the full amount which
he paid for the same, by returning the ulagc
bottle to his Office.
PRICE $3.50 PER BOTTLE.
Sold by DIR. ID. Smith, Bddcford, s. s Mitchell,
Saco and by dealers In medicine generally, and oil
the Doctors Office, 81 Hanover Ut. boston 3uJ!'
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Over Fifty Thousand Bottles
have been sold In Its native town, aud not single
instance OF its failure is known. Wo have IN our
possession, any quantity OF Certificates some OF
them from EMINENT PHYSICIANS, who
have used II In their practice, and given IL the
pro. emncncc over any other compound.
II does not Dry up n Cough!
hut looscns IT, so as to enable the patient to expec
torate freely. TWO OR THREE DOSES ivW ~.
tariably cure tickling IN the throat. a HALF but
TIE has often completely cured the most Stub:
born Cough, and yet though II Is so sure and
speedy In It's operation, II Is perfectly harmless,
being purely vegetable. IL is very agreeable 10
the taste, and may DO administered to children OF
any age.
In cases of Group zee piH guarantee cure,
II taken In season.
No Family should be without It'll
1t Is within the reach Of all, the price being
ONLY 40 CENTSi
And IL an investment and thorough trial does
not shack upn the above statement, the money will
be refunded. We say this knowing Its merits, and
feel confident that ono trial will secure for u o
hume In every household DO not waste away with
Coughing, when SO small an investment will cure
you. IL may he ha1of any respectable Druggist
in town, who will fornish you with circular OF
genuine certificates OF cures II has made.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Z. u. CLARK
CO., Proprietors, New Haven. Conn. Sold In BID.
deford by Messrs Sawyer, Bacon, Libby and Smith
In Saco by Messrs Mitchell and Shaw. 3leowiy
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AMERICAN s. FOREIGN PATENTS,
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HENRY GIDMAND. Pastor NJ. f. Oh.
q

Il poics from home Through our CITY Papers.
New Haven, Conn.,, June Is, 1854.
Messrs. EDIroRs ALLOW me, through your
columns, to acknowledge my gratitude for the
benefit have received from the use Of Goes
Dyspepsia Cure. Although was great suf-
fercr from Dyspepsia, the first dose gave instant
relief. and one ounce has enabled me to eat
anything please, without pain. | have now
stopped using the medicine, as no longer
need il. PALMYRA LYMAN.
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Real Estate
For Sale in Biddeford

nYE HOUSE, Liberty ST., near Covered
~ Bridge, Diddesbrd. Valentine oisprepared
10 dye all kinds OF Linen, Cotton, Silk and Wooden
foods Of any color, In tho beet manner. Coats
Vests. Pants, Capcs, Rsglans Basqulns, &C., cleans
ed and colOred without being ripped, and put In
good order. All coloring done by HIM Is warranted
not to smut. lyrlS
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RUFUS SMALL a. SON,
AucTIoNEERS,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS,
Office In City Building, DiddcfOrd, III,

We arc giving our whole time and attention TO
the above business, and represent the following
Companies as Agents, viz,-1he Mdssachuseffs Mn.
fuaI LIE. located at Springfield, Mass, capital
over sJN,0OO In this company we have upon our
books over 200 members Of the first men In Bid.
derord, saco, and vicinity.
Also, the Nep England Life Company, located ~
Boston, Mass, capital or s2JO0OOOi It's cash dis
burseinents 10 Its Life Members In 1853 was $3.50,
OD and its dividend In 1863 was S7tS,OCO. We opo'
rate rs Agents for the following fire companies
chelsea Mutual. of Chelsea. Mass, Quincy Mnfn.
al, Quincy, Mass, Liusrpooi and London Ere Poh.
ciss capital sl2OOOOOO, HorEieh FIRE in, TO-, NOT.
Piseataqua, Of Maine, all good, reliable stock COM
panes.
Thankful for past fayors, wo ask continuance
of tho same. Call and SEQ us aud bring your
iends All business entrusted to us will be faith.
fully and promptly performed, s,,.,, . CON
pidloc,rd Junc o. Is6O. lyrJ5
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Certain Cure In all Cases,
Or No Charge Made

Or Dow Is consulted daily. from s A. n. 10 =. n.
rs above, upon all difficult and chronic diseases OF
every name and nature, having by his unwearied
attention and extraordinary success gained rep
utation which calls patients from all parts Of tho
country 10 obtain advice.
Among the physicians In Boston,, none stand
higher In the profession than the celebrated DIR.
DOW, No. 7 Endicott Street. Boston. Those who
need tho services OF nm experienced physician and
surgeon should give him call.
P.S. DIR Dow imports and has Tor sale new
article called the French Secret. Order by mail, ,
Tor 81, and q red stamp.
Boston. April 1861. lyio
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DIR. y. O. RICHARDSON'S
BLOOD ROOT ELIXIR

DIR. y. O. RICHARDSON'S
BLOOD ROOT ELIXIR !
HAS been thoroughly tested and proved 10
III his medical practice, for period OF thirty
veors, and Is now presented to the public as mn
etfectual cure for COSTlVENESS,a and the
best remedy ever prepared for
Diseases of the Liver, Scrofula, all Humors
and impurities of the Blood and
Diseases of the Skin. h
The preparing and combining the Blood Root
Elixir, Is attended with results to medical sci
cnce next in Importance to Inhalation OF ether
In surgery. Roots and plants, In themselves
pungent and disagreeabe, are. by new and
scientific process Of extracting lin vacuo), rem
dered MORE EFFECTIVE IN their operation,
entirely Invested of the gripping and distressing
pain which attends the action OF all other pur.
gative medicine. They are also made to become
highly Pleasant and Agreeable To the
Taste, and by their peculiar combination work
80 perfectly In harmony IN nature that no un
pleasant reaction will follow its operation. IL
also possesses
A Diffusive and Alternative Effect,
which can only be attained by medicine in n tu-
ii state. These are new elements IN purgatve
meulClHcs. -, %,
The hard and compact manner in which pills
are prepared, renders them indigestible-and
when taken are forced through the stomach
and bowels, half dissolved, causing only par
fial action, thereby creating irritation and pain
to the parts connected with their passage.
One pill dissolved, secundum drfem, willpro-
duce more medicinal and physical effect than
five in crude state. .l.t
The BLOOD ROOT ELIXIR has no partial
action upon the bowels but Is equally .dtguscd.
there, and throughout the whole circulation OF
the blood, imparting healthy and inpigora-
ting action to the STOMACH AND Bowls, LIVER,
LUSos, KIDNEYS, and gently stimulating dor
mant and morbid secretions through the whole
system.
A single dose will produce cheerful and ex
hilcrating commotion, which will inspire the pa.
ticnt with confidence, and assurance OF immedi.
ate relief A continuance for short period
will drire tho obscure and hidden humors to the
surface of the skin. and relieve or check ScrOf.
ulous Affections and by thus purifying and
strengthening the blood, will remove the most
fruitful .
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cHERoKEEPILLs


~ They cure or obvate those numerous diseases
that spring from irregularty, by removing the IT.
regularity itself.
They cure Suppressed, Excessive and Painfal
Monstruation.
They cure Green Sickness (Chloross).
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain
in the back and lower parts Of the body lleaviness
Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation OF the
Heart, Lowness or Spirits, Hysteria, Sick Head.
ache. Giddiness, etc etc. In word. by removing
the 1rregularity they remove tho cause, and win
1t ALL the effects that spring from IL.
Composed OF simple vegetable extracts, they con-
tain nothing deleterious to any constitution, how
ever delicate, their function being to substitute
strength for weakness, which, when properly used
they never fail TO do.
They may he safely used at any age, and ut any
period, EXCEPT DURING THE FIRST THREE MONTHS
during which tho unfailing nature Of their action
would infallibly PREVENT pregnancy.
cHAll letters seeking Information OF advice VIII
be promptly, freely and discreetly answered.
Full directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box. or six boxes for s..
Sent by mail free OF postage, on receipt OF price,
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
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niszxsery, EC.

IN. .sip p ~ NILS. from Iiverpooi reports: res a.
need g1e whio wing . ,i.- 0-Tt
tack so.Jdsd by ke6v, bred Ia msnrs split and
raised C01sl, a. cauait o sp 20 s~A badly Sd tii
Ing to or bat BY cor'tan' eAons We enabled -
keep hrr fres Next dsv, weather mOdrrstlrs. ,hp
ufed covering p'sn1s &c vol rt8sh. b.. its sti ~
sontiusinE aud having ntte una two dsbles
u considered requisite 70 n.step sp and tenmsed
osenS-gns and AVER sally r.shti- her ets3 81
a. Keep he d al uudsg control Foo. - II b-f
le.s vita .sas 1sess Do ~ 6 hcr ,nl FOO q
Ter 10 b. AuliEsn tsfL Due Cognsu Cep. = 4 Lsnas
frol NswYork os Lsith having board the cfev d he
ship Lucy Tbo'npson, eIespt az IIrt Croker, who va
d1~nsd They reported thar tho T. r. hs boes 'ssse "a
%, the ls, February and s.cld0nee no I'D IN 4
sinking condition. We IeGr. tate ysIt %. the
crow hosted o.. boat ks LiEs b0sts Ueinr oys' snd
took Ga board ths inNss seward, sne e..4t so-sea,
but b'n. short OF prOyis.ons c0g.d net ta,s nv
board. Kept % p. d., md
81 TO- nnis IT, rreo2 Of thr Lrev Thompsos eth sholt
with fore 70 undfr water st e -sa toGy- q
hsr aud suecesded IN Ftng three ham sod s er)rosess
quadrant and barometer Il tns ss I.r CToeksl sid $50
Of hs oicsrs ciohE - bs'ns ..Ned noIl. when
us ship sU AcoIed j, oerng DARK aud slnsy,
ob,edi0 Leave tho ~Ie1 ~ ind iat a. "a lon ~ 20 il
III With large qutptiie, o. re- Feb 20 a.. IS 15 arye
double tops yurd .hr with loss ~ n sni z,es ,0rgs
lsrfpgs feb q OF the Light ship bur was forced 10
Las 90, IA s1rsc lgcnCc Of & heavy Snow-s'orrl.
TIE bdg Ss.uH Nrc Ola for Ifpsdo phs, sIi Ns
tcr.R wax frora New OK for FiAdsipL's d'es
ashore foW mile. above lac DG-s--s BTe-.n.I .Gd
fat Of ve'Fr
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1iOvemenis Of ocean rrn Seeamers'
Passengers Arrived

IN stecm,Sip Eagle from Havana Antonio fursfa and
son Miss ID Iuddson Miss 4. Luddnlt0n: r j. Hefreh
and hdy Mrs J. M Demon End servant NJ r. Bazanero' b.
de ?. valerie D. " Azurien. A. H. Lcgouzyct, o. hchmn
" Locutelh and lady, Mrs T. Noosen Mrs Daycn' Mr.
Hewes 4. Su,rI, N. Y Mastro, W Lyman end .dy .
Toilr A. H. Hefrick Mise Lyman, Nrs. Butler O. H. BIZ
ycubarr j. x Dunham, c. o. Poster =. Honero, r. fei, w
j. Fell J. r. Ramorthe j. Silva j. w Staples Dsn"ethf
y Miguel Mrs Elizabeth Woil, Miss y. May, Il Mgnoz =
Nuucr P Rubio lady, Miss Ruhio, Mrs. r. EntIngo W.
Cooper lady aud servant n. y. Msson, A. g. Nicotsse
r. U,rro and lady, III. Cs'ea, W A. butler w H. Horn
blower j. C. Hcruhowsr, Miss SlickoE. J. NJ Maorsa j.
Vsl4os Nj, H. DuhrinS Mss J. Duhring, H. Ro.s Mi,'
SSgrino p SAsrino, T. Sagrno, Miss X. Ellngef MISS
Fi'Hger Mise Scphre Frank MrqueG j. Bers r. Bcri' H.
T.erl w Caro. g. w. Ross James Mudgsn J. Don1. l;
Rivers j. Nicolo ard cld r. rslecp Kingsley lady snd
two shidrsI w. Talser snd lsdy W. d. Peak J H. 1sI'
\. Leach, w. u. Stewart
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Arrived.

S..u.lir Titc Ai-nf. Havana nycL " VI Fot.-.s
Nome pen b. IT, EAIcIi.ntc heSys Uca.Eef igors " r.
to Y. ". tie enir passare.
Stsaa.shis Csusder url. Guthrie, s. Thsnss Ii irii.
LasIyrA sh iA.L All Festo C.bois i5t Inst coEcs TO
Bos'h y Co.
steiner Helg-e, LOWS, Baltimore, Indse. ard pa 70
lsrs.s Had.
ssp Bndss rs,er Dsws9u Liverpool - dsys. nss, md
553 r4ss 10 Williams Ouiou. Two destEs aid iva DT1
sccsrrcf os The pssssre
SMs r. NJ Mn, fof AuraEs Nal Pe1y Liysrnso' FEB
IT, coal 10 e. G. Duncan Co. Exp-Is-cad tus sta.ErE q,
spv Clean tE ThicE ensouneyCd sovaT. tls zen - y
r. aud :. = ".
B.Ik Benz. Coloora (of seo.sros CoooIi, CsEes.v is
6ass ssgaf 10 H. r. Beck 60. Put int The Ds,syJa
BGss~esr ~ the ss b. si. aud wLio there isfcrn'
that two b1gs and two roos had sunk their sccors,
nd tbtg % tie Of Of Tho -ehooas were
drowned.
SehI john WAiIos, Lsss, EhzsbeihpoTt for Pos,ea.
solr Albert Phsfo Hipp-r,ot. Wycgfaieo River "a
Sem H. Wnsts, Parsons Great Egk lI1bot.
seiJ HeHry finch. Fslksrbpfs, Baltimore.
SssI. AZ dina, Nsnci0G, LAIEirat, Bsltim.Ia
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West 23d.st. Presbyterian Churcb.-Ths Pastor
the Rev. y. q. CLARK. viii preph IT, VI ~, Monhow
AFTERNOON, o, 81 O'Clock. to the Sunday School
The Snnday-Schoal Monthly Concert connected
with the frcevl Baptis. Cnr,h 2th. near broiaway'
Gen. ANDERSON will be prescott. SfEPiihN PAAON, tle
distinguished Sunday School Missionary from he West VIII
address tho meeting rohearng iueres ng AMI thrilling
incidents connected with more than thousand S,noa,h,
Schools which he has Organized. The Rev. } H. bChIlS
vices collection will be taken Tor the American Sunday
school Union. The public ar invited.
WATERS Choral Hnrp.-A new SUNDAf-SoiioOL'
BOOK Of 100 pases Of beautiful Hymns aud runs con.
tain. many gems such Shall Know zach Othrr
Thore'" aSufcr Little Children 70 Come unto Me- Ins
Reauul Shore" Oh It's Gl,rions" Loaye Ma WITH My
Mother" "He Leadeh NJ, Beside Still Waters" The Lion
OF Judah" Lord Give Us Faith" Bury Me in the Nom
Torr which alone ore worth than the sntro OF the
Boos Price Paper Coy.rs 20 cents s5 per lV, Bound %
cents; $40 per los Cloth Bound Embossed CUT 80 c'nt'
HORACE WATERS, No. i3l Broadway N'w'fork.
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WHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......MiEca p
Cleared.

Cleared.
sssrsipsCot.ic, lr Lelie-safior Nissan and vans
L. Cuusrd Haze. tbrenl, Van SaLien, Bremen. OelFch
( co. an
S,s.per.-rsuu, Fcuon PhIlsdelphi ossphss Tkomp
,or Curdn Rn.iirnafe; Martis Stevens, Hart do.
Shps-M NoTtbbGuin LeInb. Liverpool, ao"lsnd tIo,a
liam; s Penal hcchcf San FTmcsco Sitos Co.
S1insrs Kjnstnsl san lr,ncisro !. r. Williams; t'etH
America Cutting. Liverpool W lilrus Ouon. l.
Bsris-Auctcueer MeCulorsh. nessi''a Jone> Lorgh
Cnussn,s tBrl C,cslou. Galg.w II. }. e. A. DolFo.t
Bngs-Avgust (NoEb BE, ChLsiiena- iuncl aoinohe <
WtLSt; j. Ttas (Brf -, Ma.-n1eros, J. y. whitney
60. .
Sehcsnrr7-EI'ca (Br) JoIuscn, New Plymouth U-nr'
Gibb, Snow New. Bed erd Ferguson Wood; Ben ani'1
Rnsi.n Baker, Inc,oa 80. no.fr, Datne Nsfrhei Do
T. WAXING. Smith, Wssiusion Ven bTunt Slssbii BY
s.te lie eli boston J. 4. DavtOH; Ocean Bird Cons.
bat'nors l.. Kenny; G,1o.l-, Pierce, Fal River, r. r.
Ch.ac; 81 j,s.gr, L.us Fodres N.urcg, ~ Cail?H1l
j.! ms Ward S.eeiinr g. Inoms., y. u. Pet 2
rs9e siacks,ore, Men, rro'ii.Ess t. kslny.
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IrnHeIers, Euin.

To Albany BY Hudson n. r.. 90 Warrens...T 10
a., aud o. g. and 1910 NJ Sunday ran..,. SGD tr
To Albany by Harlem Z. r.. 10Th ~. 4th-sv. lOA IA
.9d .;as IN, sunday tss n
10 Baltimore, BY tie jersey X. r.. fost OF
tCounlsndtst.. and 10 a IA, 2! pm, and II
=, ulepiy'-snpasy. ~
ssonington line Pier ~, ~ H., and FAD kives
lns Per D n y. day tsonday sxeegsedi.,;.. p n
r,.h-st and Sthsv. ......s a. M and p M.
q Boston. by New Haven RR.. 37h-ss. aud s.a :
ss, via shors Linz ..i2t and p Sunday Sy IN.
Northumberland and 70 a NJ and p N
70 Ysphank, islip firo fssud. aud other resorts
on Long Island. BY L. ]. Railroad. fror. James
Slip ard FOO; Of aiths'.. r. R..,..,:.9a NJ. sndf
70 the West. by Pennsyiysua Certrsi R-i'road.t
loot Of Corrtindt'st. la M and end y.
a4altY d. "a.
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Boaro an0 Rooms.

ITO LET WITH BOARD-An UNFUR-
Il NISHFD PARLOR on first h0or TO gentleman and his
wife, minutes from the City Hall Apply at No. - riAe st.
NNANTED-BOARD, on Brooklyn flights,
w for gentleman and his wife. child and servant
Address HARLOW ROYs, No. 8 ~ ruce st., ~ T.
NIANTED--A yHOME in tho country not
w over "A hours ride from Nswfork, for gentleman,
wife and young chid TIE year, a. u0drt "S
uenss Parties bred country lie and wot ID M y
boarding At farm with any Intelligent loyal family
Mea aud pa'iy not essential AddIes WIN iuA
NJ, Box 80. f,5.3 New orb Post Once
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anIi9h.

BARoB - --stsgr,ship United .asdcw
st,eHers--Dism0ad state EEoA 5. Ferry. J. Q. oress
Petrs sdtsirai Aisss.ippL
fsiPszhs si'ssssI,s M ehs -
Alsr.z1rr. Hamburg Soutf- Easter.
Brrr--Alco, Amanda Kung Mou, fBIssvsn-
schoOEsr.-SsFy T. MsDruts, T. y. Durite ". Fsf-r..
L. Smith. Messenger, Palestine Ripple. j. ~ Spofor. Tine
lac Halght EiscsDCd L. A. IsLes a. 5. DOwI.ss 4st
a. n. Wcaosse. Sussn Scranton, PAIss. SasS-. Lea
Clsrk, Jshs Twa, q. /. Hubbard.
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To the West. by Central Rsirssd OF New.ier'ey,
foot Of Courtlasdt 81. .......,..ba IN. I'm Ane M
To Phiaaspha by Esw.Jersey Rasrosd, loot OF
Cour,andt-st., =, and ios M, Bm., and o'p
M end 70 midnight Sunday. .s...;;''..' Up H.
10 Philadelphia hy Camden and Amboy Ihfosa'
Pier % NJ H. foot of Barclay H. Sp' M
To Warrington by New Jersey RI iooto onit u
isndt IT.. and 10 M, u p IN, snd ~ n'uhieh' ~
MI
For further information in regard 20 t'oeu ip'e i'oe'
see Advertisements in another part Of ths paper
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STATE o. NEx.YoBx,
posr.Wsxbgss Ofrics, No I0t Wsrr.}
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
y srtiont Of the psted Ap- H. 1851 entitled IA AS 70
Reorerizs TIE Wsrdenf Ofce - Me Pot Il New yolt 10
FL peraODs inlolsod H. i4'as Caze o. the sub ,o:
matter Of such irquiy etsaiaou survey That til fol.
lowing sseS under atfou uy ths Por, az
d-Ds 'nst tie li Surveys ,xsiua will DO co.'s
pesd whs ten days eedihg this n9aso o. se.e
sas3 vessels
shin Msrds,sns. No. eNP.
SNv Z. ". Sye'scn.. W otlLcr8's NIrd.
Snip Msl,a......................Plorh No. i8E T.
Bak Lorenzo. :.Pief NO. - h. II.
Rirt QECpn ~ 'ho Fl-3., WoodruA Robrson's.
bslk Wg,Llpston........... 90, Pier No. ~ NJ Il.
C. VI. BRAAUaLL, Pss.i4or;.
}. Ayes HHssIslr Secretary. "..l'
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asros rs LEI. 49, lOn u. sity scrvsy sss, Ten
Ii,ersoel f-s. p i.t NV Yorf
M.-en 2l lsL n 20 on o. 'hip Cyaosese from
Liverpool Sob. z. fof Neu-Yofs
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NInii. Close Mt the Po.t-Og,ce

yor Gr-s, Britein and the Continent via sooLaIntt
con, by steamer HGnsa Saturday, March A..... 10.
Fer ireland. BY steamer Edinburgh, Saturday
March 26.....: Iol u.
foF Havana and Mss N. r., by ste Corsica
Saturday, March 10 N
For Now sieaEs, BY steamer George Naslhson
saturday. March d. u IN
for Calti0rnis, OregOt Washington Territory, end
'he Sandwich Islands, daily (Snnaays exrcpt-
edl." ...".5s IA. sad u p
Eoite-h,,.t1 nvua4o and Gam % a. n AID ~ r.
Nom ana wen way Mall. ...'........"........ .. IA
Western Mali via EIe RsihoSd ......5a m ana 81 o. n
scuthcrn and soutW Western MAi.5 L., O. and lo5
Eastern MAI NJ, u alt ~
Newport and Fab River o IN
Tie Long Island Mall closes ., S e. ~ and | D. m
sunday Mails --0h Sunday all mails close stilp q.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
cp,-rl,a, 5.55 Sets...... 6.i9 Moon-Rics... 1871
AiCu WATER Tuis DAG
Sandy Heck Sc Gov land... 1913 Hen ua.e...li'si
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EOR SALE-On the Grace ChUrch-st. Road,
Il u mks fom tie Depcs - rye M.s'en,ster osniy'
wlh q Land 800 ic d ,.a' fron the Sound ,hors
end comm,udlnr an extensive view Of 'he Sound and
surrouudipr country Tho grounds shaded tsIo
eIooient sarden and ABUNDANCE Of sppie. cherries
pears grapes and tho au,ala iruis Rouse two-stoy fhe
rlo; has water In kchen There bsgn caras, Aeuss
fine Inproyemsut, '......l r. c. BuLKLEY, .r
- =. 49,, No. ~ Wallst., Jsuncey Court
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Eire.

BosIos, Friday. Marol %, 1861
The paint shop connected with tie Ames
Plow Fact0ry In Worcester, damaged by fro lat
night to the extent Of $40 600 Insured
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RsIis,cns Notices.

Al the 20th--s. Upiyersalist Church, neG TIA sr,
>. : s ccIcct Subject: "isssbel, IT, spoisd woman
MOkSISG Sermon az Ioi.
New Episcopal Churcs.--DiTins scr,.css v Nh B.
t.d in 'he Chapel Rutrefs Institute, khGv be asn llst
aid f2d,s MKT and every succeeding 81 ADAf A lJs
n ard u p The Rev. d.. DYER VIII pyearb "a NJ
MOI ma, and tho Rev. STEPHEN II. TYING H. "a tss
lStcTuoon- r.r... ID r....l.
At,be WaShiugton-square VI. +. Church, ,,L, a.,
near othsvSersices vail be conducted TO-NnkROW fyTb
insLl W tho Res. Il y FOSTER, d. d. foLery Pastor Ol
he Church Preaching 10 Tie morning 81 ioI oco s,enn.
n :. o'clock
AT the Lnight-st. Church corner OF IasLt and ynrI
stS, H. Johns Park, the Rev. l. \. kALLOCH l,. n,scf
will preach SABBAFh MORNING., aud the Hs, WM ~
PEEpLLTON q! the Cannon e. Chlsch will preach il lhs
EvENIS0. =, ,g.f
Beekman Hill M. Y. Church, Pas. st-Prr,eb.
irg at i by The Rev q. H. True, d. d. and a D. m
by tins Rev. A H. MEAD Monthly M,etiug the Youths
BeHeyseni Society al p Addresses by the Rev T. IL
LOOMS and Others. Seso ifes
--~--- -
Bleecker.sf. Universalist Church.--TO- MORROW
HVENiNU, tho Rev. MOSES BALLOU viii eou.iae,
Sons Views Of thu Dvins Governr,en. a. bv a.
Eminent OrbodoI corpyman' Morning Uscourss by the
Rev. "a J. FI.EfCIiER Of Brooklyn. : --T-'I -
Brooklyn Young Mems Christiap Association.
-ihe Rev. ~ r. SMITH will preach the ninth sermon
Of the course before Tits Association IN tho Midd- r. d.
fhurch, Harrison St. next SUNDAY EVENING March
a. a. :. O'Clock Young Mcn ats cordially tyded 70 aeu
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Reccinfa nj Prnduce.

MARcB - 800 ib It1onr 100 bbli WhiNy 2 2e1 JAYS
Corn Meal n COO bush. Oats 20 psrs. Provisions. is0
pigs Isrd so pigs. Butte, ~ pigs Ashe, 100 PSI POKE
tsam ~ Dressed lioy1