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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BosroN-Ar eth, sch Aurora. tof Jonesportl KEEL
ley. Musquash. NIB.
Ar 9th schs Ocean Belle, Pearl Machias; David
DufIeld, do Leopard Sargent, Goudsboro; May
Flower, Jordan Trenton; Harriet Post, Rockland.
Cid brig Abby Watson fallen, Ellsworth sch Bren-
HOLINESS HoLE-sld sth sch Alkaline Town.
send.
la port sth. brig VIM Niekels: fehs Maraicabo
Sarah Harris Honest Abe, Francisco aud Caroline
Knight.
Bark Barraconta lies in the same position as be-
fore reported. Five lighter loa have been taken
aud landed at this port. Ii is considered doubt
full about getting her OFF
EDGARfoN, April The sch Fessenden. Cor
ham. from Eastport for New Haven, with lumber, is
badly ashore on Cape Poge, ear tbs Light and will
have 10 discharge to get OF; sho is leaking Also sch
Graft is ashore ON East Chop with lumber from
Calais for Norwich and is full of WATER she will have
to discharge part of her cargo 10 get of Both ran
on last night in the gale. account OF the Light
Ship on Cross Rip breaking from her moorings.
SAN FRANClSCO-Ar March An, ship Hunts
vile, Seaman, Corono; barks Samuel Merritt, Will
liams, Columbia Rivers Nahumkeag Cove, Port Or
chard; 9Th. Young Hector. Chadwick. Honolulu; 9th
George Washington. Greanlert. Nanamo.
Ar a pril I'd, ship Star OF the Union Reed. FORK.
Cid March 4, bark Almata. Richardson, Portland;
9th, steamer Panama. johnson. do; tin, ship Ellen
Sears. Bartlett Liverpooli 10th, Fair Wind Crow
KEY wEsr-In port 2sth brigs Moonlight Small.
from PhSadeiphia; 2sh. Maria Wheeler, Wheeler,
FORT ROYAL scar March 26th, schs Spring.
box johnson. Ternandina; Daniel Brown, Bearse,
New York; 26th, sch SAITH a. Kelly, do.
BALTIMoRE-C It'll, sch Alice. Move Town.
send, Mayaguez; Lockout Foster. Portland; NJ Ii
Reed Nickerson. Boston.
NORFOLk-Ar 9th brig w Barter. Glchrist,
New York sch Maria Webster, Newcomb Boston
PHlLADELPHIA-Ar 18th. ship Eastern State,
Harrington, Liverpool; bark Pathfinder. Robinson,
New Orleans
Cid IN, schs Mary Louisa. Foss; Thomas Jefer-
SON Foss and Active, Foster, Boston; Julia Grace,
Babson. Rockport.
NEwPORr-Ar sth. schs Florida, Kelley. Eliza.
bethport for Boston, Marietta Hand, Brooks, Green
port for Bath
NEW HAyEN-Ar sth bark Evening Star Mans
field. Arroyo, PR.
NEW l0RK-Ar Tth. ship Roswell Sprague. (of
Bath whitmore. Cardiff, IL days. schs Romp. Rich.
Pembroke; Ocean Star, Crockett Harriet, Pease, and
Virginia, Bearse, Boston.
Ar sth, schs Cherub, Baioy Corinthan, Tapey,
and Acklam Getc ell Elizabethport for an Eastern
por'.
Cid sth bark Colcord, Colcold Cardenas; schs
Fro.ic Kennedy, lhnmaston; Oregon, Pratt. Gardi-
ne III X Dunton, Jameson, Portland; Augusta,
Gregory, do; Ii CasfofI, Abro Fall River
MYSTIC, Ct--Ar 9Th sch Astrea Pine Eastport
SALEM AR 9th. sch Carroll, crockett Maehiss
for Providence tput IN leaky, and with loss of sails
and deck load oflumber.l
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New YORK. April 9.
Gen. Sedgwick's evidence was full vindi-
cation OF Gen. Meade's course at Gettysburg,
and subsequently, on being asked by the Com
mittee, Gen. Sedgwick said that he did not be-
lieve there ever was any necessity for re-cross-
ing the Rappahannock by the army after the
battle of Charlottesville. He added that it
was the opinion of most of the corps com
manders that il the army had remained near
Charlottesville it would have succeeded in
finally defeating the rebel army. Positive or
ders from Gen. Hooker to recross were pro-
duced.
Thei President. twill probably veto the bill
permitting members of the Cabinet TO occupy
seats on the floor of the House, should it pass
Congress.
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SHIPBUILDING AT RIcHMoND.-A large bu-
siDess in the shipbuilding line is being done
at Richmond, some dozen miles above Bath,
on the Kennebec. T. j. Southard-perhaps
the foremost shipbuilder at present in the
States putting up two ships, one of POO
tons and one of 600.
III. S. Hager has ship on the stocks of 1000
tons, and he and others are building steam
er of 1000 tons. He has completed ready for
launching steam tug of $50 tons.
S. w. Adams is building a bark of some
three or four hundred tons.
In addition to the above schooner of $50
tons is being built by t. j. Robinson, Sam'l
York and Arthur Deering.
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sB- The Temperance Journal enters up
on its 2lst volume this week. 1t has been
sustained for several years, mainly by the
liberality Of one man, Hon. j. NJ. Wood. 1t
has adopted the advance paying system, but
only receives payment to the first of January,
1865, at which time, unless it should be self
sustaining it will be discontinued. We trust
the friends of Temperance by that time, will
be in a condition TO devote more time to the
question than heretofore, during the war.
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DIED.

In New Gloucester. March 81, Mrs Mary Stevens,
aged GO years Possessing than ordinary INTEL
ectual power, generous heart and christian spir
it she did her who duty earth. Addison said.
Heaven is not the reirdrd of yirtuous life, but the
natu raj consequence Oft
In Hollis, Samuel Sawyer. Esq, aged 90.
In Saco. Miss Hannah Colt. aged S.
In Winthrop. Mrs Mary ID, wife Of Henry Winslow.
aged Is years III months.
In Bath. 9th inst. Mrs Elizabeth A, wife OF Beuja-
min Willis. aged O. years ii months.
la Wateryille 9Th, Charles Randall, formerly of
Gardiner.
In Whitefeld, Samuel Kineaid. aged l6 years.
In Pennington. Mrs Anna. wife OF Col j ames But
terrified. aged 70.
In Paris, Mrs Polly Noyes. aged IL; Mrs Rachel
Fobes. aged 81.
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Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes of our climate are sources of
PULMONARY, BRoNcHIAL and AsTHM ATTIC AFFEc-
TONS. Experience hasiog proved that simple rem.
ges ofthe disease recourse should st once be ad
to ''BroWn's Bronchial Troches," or Lozenges. let
the old, Cough. Irritati the Throat be ever
si ght, by this precaaton more serious stack
NAV be efectualy waried of Public SPEAKERS
aud SINGERS will find them efeclual FOR cleafing
aud siren gthening the voice. Soldiers should have
them, they can be carried i'll the pocket and TIA
ken as occasion requires APPS. dawlm
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ACCIDENTS IN RocKLAND.-We learn from
the Gazette that Mr.. Isaac Clough, of Rock
land, was struck by lever used in removing
abuilding in that city, few days since, with
30 much force as to break his collar bone and
otherwise injure him. Two other workmen
were knocked down and somewhat bruised
The same day little son of DIR. russell
had his leg broken short off at the thigh
1t seems the little fellow climbed up to the
top Of the pig stye, and dropped himself for a
ride on the back of a hog. The frightened
swine, not consenting to the arrangement,
threw him off, and hence the accident.
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GEN Dow IN BosToN.-The Boston Jour
nal says the lecture delivered by Gen. Dow
in fremont Temple, on Friday evening in be-
half of the Sanitary Commission was at
tended by good sized audience. Ex-Gov-
enor Kent of this State, Hon. George b. Up
ton and other citizens occupied seats upon
the platform. The speaker was introduced
by Joseph Story, Esq. The Journal says,
Gen. Dow is a pleasing speaker; and he
commanded the closest attention of his au-
dience during the hour and half his lecture
occupied. His remarks were frequently APP
plauded,
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CURE FOR CArARRH.-DR. WADswoRTH's
DRY UP is certain remedy for this loathsome
disease. There il mistake about this The Dry
Up has cured thousands of OF Catarrh and the
sales of the article is constantly increasing word
to the wise is sufficient. For sale by the proprietor
ii. IL. BURLINGTON, Providence, X. l. Also BY
H. II. HAY, Druggist, Agent for Portland.
oct3l cod 4 w6tn
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COUNTY TEMPERANCE MEETISG.-The
Cumberland County Temperance Associa-
ton will hold their next Convention in Fall
mouth, in the First Parish, Rev. Mr.. Adams, J
Chnrch, on Thursday, April 2lst.-Gen. Neal
Dow, will be present together with other vet
eran laborers in the cause, whose voices were
wont to be heard at these County meetings.
The young men of Cumberland are earnestly
invited to be present, and take part in the
exercises of the occasion.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING In the Portland Post Office April
IL 4shuncalled for
~ Ii any of these letters are called for please say
that they are advertised,
ES-All letters advertised are subject to an extr
charge of one cent.
LADIES' LIST
Aokley Lizzie mrs Kennard Abby Cape
Anderson Emily King MaryT
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"Buy Me. and I'll do you Good"


For Jaundice, Costveness. Liver Complaint HUI
mors, Indigestion, Dyspepsis Piles, Dizziness Head
ache. Drowsin So, and ala seases arising from dis
ordered stomach, torpid liver and bad blood, TO
which all persons subject in sprit and summer.
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels,
store the appetite purify the blood and give sound
ness Of mind and strength OF bod TO all who use
them. So by all dealers in Medicine everywhere,
az %, 80 and 70 cents per bottle. GEO e. GOOD
WIN CO., 81 Hanover Street, Boston, Proprie-
tors an dam
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Bark Angela Brewer, Cottereil. from New Orleans
for Boston, ashore on Townsend Inlet is dry low
water. with feet water in her hold. Her cargo con-
sists of 81 bales cotton 4l9 bbls moasses hds SUI
gar, casks old iron, cask caret and pigs lead
The A registers s22 tons, rates A 2. was built at
Rockland in 1853 and owned in New York by Walsh
4 Carver
Sch Calista, of Camden. from Bristol for Philadel-
phia, aud the Junata are among the vessels ashore
near Lewes, Delaware.
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Houses and Lots for Sale.

49, The modern built House No. 46 Franklin
la Street, now occupied by capt. Moses Mica
*{i erson. Possession can be had in the course of
-~~@-a month. Also House No. l63 Congress street.
size of lot about @ feet Congress by 100 feet deep;
size OF house 4Ox45 feet For price and terms apply
10 j. BRAZIER,
apil d3w 81 exchange Street.
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A Desirable Farm for sale.

Pleasantly situated in Westbrook,
AM ~ six miles from Portland n ar Prde's
4TxfRx& Bridge. on the ROAD leading from
st4I4i16 Falmouth TO SaecaraTp a--contain-
I<5l1sGl-iug one hundred acres, suitably di.
yided into tlage, pasture and woodland. A plenty
Of young oreharding apple and pear trees just
iato bearing, Of the best varieties The soil ID mott
ly clay loan. well watered by never-iaiLng brook
running through the farm. new two story brick
House, with good cellar. barn and other out build
ings, and an abundant supply of excellent water
Terms easy. For further Information inquire OF
the subscriber on the premises.
ABIJAH HAWKES.,
ap11 d&w2w~ Stevens Plains Post Once.
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sB-our copperhead friends understand the
art of extracting comfort from a wet blanket.
They do it as gracefully as perfumed topper
sucks it through straw from tumber
filed with ice. For example, the Hartford
Times says-and our neighbor of the Argus
copies-reierring TO the recent election and
overwhelming copperhead defeat in Connec-
ticut: "The Democrats nominated good can
didates, but the people looked upon an active
canvass this spring as useless, reSerring their
strength for the Presidential contest. In thst
struggle, the great question of the preserra-
ton Of The Union will be directly presented
and then the people will rouse and act"
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REMOVAL.

MISS 4. n. TRUE would inform her former
WI patrons and the public generally that she has
removed TO No. S24 Congress Street, opposite Me-
chanics Hall, where she still continues to keep
large and choice assortment of Millinery, Fancy
Goods and Toys apll d1ws
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HANOVER, Nh, Oct. !, 1861.
Dear Sir IL have used l.. +. Atwood's Bitters
for some 10 or 10 years. have tried great number
of medicines for Dyspepsia but without effect These
Biters are the only remedy that have ever relieved
me OF this distressing complaint. My Eeighbors
have also been greatly benefited by the use OF them
JOEL HOW.
TT Beicare Of Counterfeits and base limitations,
some Of ,chich der signed IN" f., instead Of l.. +.
Atioood, The genuine is signed l.. y. Aftrood, and
a safeguard against imposition bears an EXTRA
LABEL. cOaRterSigned II. H. Hay, Druggist, Port
land Ne, sole General Agent.
For sale by respectable dealers in medicine gener
ally. ianl6 6meod&w
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Suturduyss,..ssss.s. ss.rs-s.Apri ~.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal. Prince Boston.
Br bark Star of Hope, Sus. As DIS FIN Liverpool for
st John NIB put in on account of stress of weather
and short OF water.
Br sch Daniel York. Hill. Walton, Ms
Br sch Nautilus. Ncfadden, Parrsboro Ms.
Sch Santa Maria, Fuller. Newcastle.
CLEARED.
Steamship North American. (Brl wyle, Liverpool
ii * A Allen.
Ship Mayfower, Goodwin, New Orleans, by S L
Brown.
Br sch Iris. Barto Parrsboro Ms, master.
Br sch Lark. Moore, Maitland. Ms, master.
Br sch Morning Star, Miller, Windsor. Ms, master.
Br sch British Queen, Clark. Walton, Ms, master.
Br sch Gilbert Bent. Howard. Parrsboro, Ms.
Sch L Lewis. Wallace, Philadelphia, G Will
lard
Sch Delaware. Means, New York, X G York Son.
Sch Fairview, Tarbox. wiscasset. /, q York & Son
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood, New York, Emery &
Fox.
Steamer Merrimsc. sampson, New orleansl Ii In
man
Steamship North American. for Liver.
pool.
Sunday. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES April %.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston, Knight. Boston.
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Lost.

4 Bundle of Clothes from washerwoman's bas-
IA ket on Green Street, between Cumberland and
Congress. Ii the finder will leave the package at
this office he will conf,r a favor a poor woman
who cannot afford the loss. Iii pll
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DR.. j. w. KELLEY. Associate Founder of the An
alytical system of Medicine, and successor to his
Father, tue late DIR. j. Ciawson Kelley, will be in
attendance at 2l4 Congress street. Tuesday and
Wednesday. the 18th and 18th Of April The eick
are invited to call. Office advise free.
April Z. dive
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AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at Portland, within
aud for the County Of Cumberland. on the first
Tuesday of April. in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty-iour,
JOANNA WAITE, widow of Joshua Waite, late
~ of Ereeport in said county, deceased, having
presented her petition that administration on the
estate of said deceased may be granted 70 Albert ii.
Waite OF Portland in said county
IL tcds Ordered That the said Petitioner give no.
ce to all persons interested, by causing notice TO be
published three weeks successfully in the Maine
State Press printed at Portland that they may APP
pear at a Probate Court TO be held at said Portland
on the first Tuesday of May next. at ten OF
the clock In the forenoon. aud show cause. if any
they have, why the same should not be granted.
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy, attest. -
10 w3w* EUG ENE HUMPHREY, Register.
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"SozoDoNr" is now attracting very considerable
attention and well it may. he article represented
by this musical name is of the best preparatit
for the teeth and gums that has ever been offered to
the public.
We have been familiar with its results for some
years past and have never known case in which
its use was not pleasing and highly satisfactory 1t
polishes The teeth, hardens the gun =. and gives
wholesome tone TO the mouth and breath.-Prori
deaee Daily Press. mehl6 1t
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For RauGnr.

"A The good Schooner KATE AUBREY,
Rf1 Jacobs, master. ,cii hare inime aiafs dis
M{h patch. For freight. apply the master
Slk4kA on board. at the head of Long Wharf,
to ID. 4. CHASE.
anil DIFF
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DEPARTURE OF TRooPs.-Steamshp Mer-
rimac sailed for New Orleans, Sunday morn
ing. She has on board the Field apd Staff
Officers, the Band and detachment of about
100 OF the men and horses of the cd Maine
Cavalry; 800 veterans of the l4th Maine, re-
enlisted, and about 100 recruits from Camp
Berry, for tue 18th. 18Th, 14th and 18th regi-
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To Let.

NHE pleasant and cammodious office with ante
IL room on second floor, over office of the Ocean
Insurance Company corner of Exchange and Milk
Streets: Possession given Immediately. Enquire ut
office OF OCEAN INSURANCE co
apll If
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ECIAL NOTICES.
State of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Augusta April Z, 1884.
An adjourned session OF the Executive Council,
will be held at the Council Chamber in Augusta on
Monday, the Second Day of May next.
Attest: EPHRAIM FLINT JR.
anr9dtd Ngcretarn OF Nfnfe
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sg To cure a cough hoarseness, or any disease Of
the throat and lungs Howes's Cough Pills. Sold
by ii. H. Hay, Portland, and by druggists generally
jan27 Is w3ms
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CAFE ELIZABETH, July i, 1868.
SIR:-Durng my connection with the State Re-
form School. as a teacher. j.. +. Atwood's Bitters
introduced there and used with mark ed success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours &C.. A. p. HILLMAN.
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MARRIED.


In Paris Oliver Porter, of Waterford, and Mrs Bet
sey Hammond. Off
in West Sumner Wallace Ryerson and Mrs A
Cole.
Ia Gardiner, Samuel Nickels. of Pittston. and Miss
Ella Berry, ofG Daniel II Wakefield and Miss Abby
Turner.
In aalowell, George Whiteomb and Miss Clara
Woodward.
In Biddeford. VIM II Rand. Of Arson, and Miss
Frances Lombard, of Sandish
In Saco. Daniel Smith Miss Rachel McIntre, both
of Biddeiord
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ADV at Liverpool 26th. Ada. Raymond, for Boston
April I; Compromise, Caulkins for New York Mrch
q Neptune Peabody, for do Ap'il; Alfred Slower,
buiit Al Maldoboro in 1854. for sale.
for Rotterdam.
OfPlymouth oath. Granville Tucker. San Francis
co via Falmouth for London; Ocean Pearl. Crowell,
from West Coast of Mexico via Queenstown for do.
Ga at Malta 18Th ult, Holyhead. Swanton. Black
Sea. Sid 18th, Rochambeau, Snow. Sicily.
Arat Messina 18th ult. Armenia, Hamilton Licata:
10th, Argean. Lindsey, Cette.
Ar at Montcyideo Feb9. Candaca, Shaw New York
AT Messina 2st ult, bark Armenia. Hamilton, for
Boston, about ready.
Sid from do 18th, bark Volunteer Gorham. New
York
At Honolulu Feb 4, bark 5 Perkins, Robinson,
from Puget Sound, dsg.
Ar at Panama 2lst ult, ship William Nelson. Smith,
New York.
Ar Callao Feb 90 ships Washington, White
Chinehas land sid for Antwerp; Golden Rule, Ma
goun. do land sd March for Antwerp.
Sid March 4th. Marcia 6reeneaf. Merryman. Chin
chas. to load for Antwerp: 10th, brig Il Lunt, Mil
Ter. Cero Azul, to load for San Francisco.
AT do 18th ult. shipe Kate Prince, Libby, from
Chinchas, ar 1ltb, for Cork preparing for For
est Eagle, Sleeper from Cardiff ar 3D..
AT Ponce 18th Br brig Excelsior, and sch Olive
Matilda, both ldg for Portland.
SPOKEN.
March 20, lat Al 90 Ion 70 So sch scarsvll!e from
Portland for Port Royal Sc had evidently been
IN the starboard side o. her trunk cabin
Feb :. lat 40 $, Ion 20 w. ship + Chapman, Mil
Ter. from Rio Janero for San Francisco.
March IL. lot "a 40, Ion 50. bark Il A Stephenson,
from Matamoras for Liverpool.
April 6. l6 miles SSE from Barnegat. ship Sylvia.
McCulloch. from Liverpool Jan % for Boston. with
loss ofmaintopmast yard and short of water sup
Piled
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AT DANIEL LANES,

AT DANIEL LANES,
KITCHEN FURNIS HING STORE.
NO. 40 FREE STREET
Large Assortment of Children's Carriages
cheap Call aud see them before you purchase.
l now offer for sale my entire Stock of Toys and
Fancy Goods as cheap as they can be bought of the
Manufacturers, as intend TO put in their place.
Glass and Crockery Ware. april DIV
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THOM As G.. LORING. DRUGGIST,
AND
PRACTICAL RU SS FILTER,
Corner of Exchange < Federal SIS.
perfect ut guaranteed. The poor literally con-
sidered. mchz5 DIFF
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y-rhe Post Office is directly op. osite uarris
Hat and Cap Store. ieb29 II
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q TX A ND
EXHIBITION AND LECTURE!
N ew City H all,
Saturday Evening, April 18th.
% PERFORMERS Male and Female,)
In fun Gymnastic costume, will give exhibition
OF the most beautiful features of the
NEW MNAS TICS!

DIR. do LEWIS,
Author of the system and Physican.in Chief Of the
Ioston Movement Cure fer Com umptve In aids -
VIII deliver one of his popular and very interesting
lectures.
'Dr. Lewis lecture and gymnastics at fremont
temple gave great satisfaction TO an immense audi
ence."-Bost0s oSrisr.
Admission rs cents, Children Is cents. Tickets at
Bailey Noyes, III. fackard's and Crosman Co.'S
spll div
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DIRiGO
INSURANCE COMPANY.
An adjourned meeting of the Dirigo Insurance
Company, VIII BIS held At the room of the Board of
Trade on Monday. April 18th, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Per order Api9d2t
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EXPORTS.

Per Steamship North American for Liverpool, 1908
bbls Flour 1854 do Pot Ashos,. 26 K Seepers. 26l2
bush Peas l2l sewing Machines Scales, 33S 400 lbs
cut Meats SO 800 lbs Lard SO bbs Pork 300 lbs But
ter, 600 tons pig Iron. IL boxes Sundries.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship North American for Liverpool ID
Verge Col Hans, Mrs Eliza, Edward, William and
George Meredith. Essay Townsend, Messrs Beeher,
John Hare NJ 9argaye james CairD. James era
ham, avis, Patrick Gallahor, Mary Cameron. and
Is in the Storage.
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DISASTERS.

Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston.
SAILED-at9 AN steamship Morrimac, for New
Orleans.