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Sob Baltic, Foss. from Ellsworth for New York.
struck ON Dumplin Ledge. while beating up Deer
when che came on, and was worked up TO Green's
Landing. She sustained considerable damage and
Sch Otter Rock (of Camden) before reported scut-
tied by the Chicamauga. driited ashore at Gay Head
The gale at Proypcetown on the 4th inst was quite
severe and severaI vessels broke adrift and drove
high upon the beach. among them sch Prize Banner.
which stove of her stern and did other damage. At
Dennisport and West Harwich several vessels drag.
ged ashore and received heavy damage.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW ORLEANS Ar Both. barque Mallio Met
calf Philadelphia; brig Neptune. Russell. do; Sd,
barque Cephas starrett Greg CORY, Philadelphia.
Below 4th, tarque John Trucks. Taylor, from Phil
adelphia brig Mary Mariner, Mariner. FIN do,
BALTlM0RE-Ars b. barque seiah. Gould. from
cid Iith, sshs Pavilion, Parker. Portsmouth: La.
MARITIME. Hill, Providence; New Globe, strang, New
PHiLADELpHIA-Ar 10th, barque Union, Head
Pernambuco; Anna N Gray, Cray. Havana; God
fry, Fuller. NeAassa; brig Leonard Myers Smith,
Cid 18th, barque 0rchilla, Pensacola briggs Foster
Boston; ltasca, Key West; sch Julia Carnage
NEW YoRK-Ar 10th, barque winthrop, E ON
PPsja IS Pr; brig Mary Cobb, Duncan. from Port
AZ ilth. brig Alfaratta Taylor, Glace Bay cB: sch
| billiard. Bangor. slI rrU fIE.tl
Cid nth baIques Almoner. L,,npher, New Orleans
Remedies; sch Percy, Copp, Pembroke.
Ar 18th. ship Wild Pigeon, Mayhem, San Fran.
cisco; barqge Luzon, from Shanghai.
| Lord Elizabethport
sid 18th, schs Astoria, Bran scomb Calais; Julia &
! Mary, Wentworth, for Bangori Sarah. Conary. for
NEWPORT-Ar 9th, sch Mill Creek, Wood from
| Providence for New York Tor Bangor.l
In port 10th, schs Albert Clarence, Freeman, from
Portland for Batimore Eta Fogg. Newcomb,
Boston for Tangier; Hardscrabbe. Gregory, do for
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, VoTE OF THE 7rH, MAINE REGIMENT
A letter from Col. West, dated Headquarters
9th Maine Volunteers, Fort Rice, before Pc.
tersburg, Nov. 9Th, gives the following as the
result of the election in the 18th Regiment:
For Lincoln and johnson, 100.
For Mcclellan and Pendleton, .rsa AZ
.@-sa- ~ 49, f'@aa'--AA@ q t+2f&----.
Majority, 15l
There would be about ten more votes for
Lincoln, .,...-..
For Samuel Cony, 100
For Joseph Howard, Wal p saagf % q
4 fl 1is saeoa al
Majority, q, 1877
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PERsoNAL-A letter in the I oronto Globe
from Quebec, Nov. 9th, says, H. H. Emmops.
Esq, Of Detroit, and F. Barnes, ESQ.,, Of
Portland, are heEe as citizens of the United
States, representing to the Canadian Govern
ment the state of the frontier, and urging en-.
srgetic action in aid of the American author
tiles to press1Ye peace and prevent conflict.
They appear highly gratiaed Vitf the Feeling
manifested, and the efficient action they have
sean taken. . .t..1 ...
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q Carriers Of fhe Dolly Press are not allowed
to seIlpapers on their ro,ises.
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18th u. s. Band,

Route of Procession.

Ahe PROCESSION will march over the following
F'u'ei calling on the EleOtor. Senator. Represen'
tatiVes elect, and other citizens:
Route of Procession.
Procession forming on Congress St., with right
resting on Myrtle st, win proceed down Myrtle to
Cumberland, up Cumberland to Casco. up Casco to
Congress. up Congress to Carleton, up Carleton to
Pine, up Pine to Vaughan. dOuA Vaughan to Dan.
forth, down Danierth to Park, Park to Spring,
Spring to State, cnunterDarcning in State Street
from Danforth to Congress, back to spring. down
Spring. up High, down Free and Middle to India,
up India to Congress, up Congress to St. Lawrence,
Ut, Lawrence to Fore Fore to Atlantic, Atlantic to
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Congress. Congress to smith. Smith % CumDsliaau
Cumberland to wilmot wilmet 70 consle's' sAu
thence to the City Hall.
a, oe-,u,,,tse IF Arrangement: E
x.con~.rrrrAN JAMES Z. CARTER,
yACVD MSL NJ A. BLANCHARD,
n. a; FU11 TT' LEWIS b. SMITH,
q. =; " VA n, ~ W. s. -PHILBkOOk,
I'M a. B. BROWN.
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1t would seem os flour khippe-s ou0ht 70 havo a.
much regard for the interest OF thar own TrsUSs
ana neignoo,s as for their Cuban consienees, more
fs sp ny sstne former only ask or what ia nani-
rate wi the later for the purpose Of exactjpx On.
~ ovs etms and inhicting positive injury upon the
rno aoim 10 very much to be regretted, bat can.
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IH ANDREW Dew. BARss, M. D.,
Graduate Of the university Of Edinburgh. Scotland,
Late Rssident Surgeon of the "Royal Maternity
y - Hospital" Edinburgh. G. ~ = -
Residence-cornsr of Cumberland and Locust SITS.
~ofice hours, to II A. M. and 2 to4P.Ms
rP @tW octl72m*
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Hon. WILLIAM WILLIS,

-@~-~~-,~ ~A~S ~~1eS"~AA
vICE.PREsIDENTs.
PORTLAND. 49, ~ - =
Hon. J.ayMES G.. CHURCHILL,
Hon. JOHN LYNCH, ISL n
Hon. GEORGE w. WOODMAN,
Hon. GEO. F. TALBOT.
wEsTBRooK,
Hon. L.aJMES HASKELL.
GEORGE LIBBY, Esq, Tw
JOSEPH MOULTON, Esq.
eoRH4M,
Hon. TOPP.AJN ROBTE, faEagassa
CHARLES A. STACKPOLE, Esq.
Hon. Randall Sltiilia, Of Cape Elizabeth
Hon. Stephen l.. WaterhOuss,Of Sear6oro. ~
Jeremiah Hobbs, Esq, Of Falmouth.
w. L. Prince, Esq, Of Cumberland. = =
Capt Reuben Merrill, Of Yarmouth,
DR.. Wm. Osgood, North Yarmouth.
Hon. s. fl. HoIbroOk, Of Freeport.
Hon. George Pierce, Harrison.
Hon. Daniel z. Richardson, of Baldwin,
Prof Nm. Smyth, BoaOdOin College. ..e 4
Col. Daniel Elliot, Of Brunswick.
SECRETARIES.
JOSEPH r. BRAZIER, ESQ.,, of Portland.
ANDREW ]. HALVES, ESQ.,, OF Westbrook.
The officers will please report at the Senate Cham.
Der, at quarter of two p. M. 80 4
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday. .................N svember ~.
- ARRIVED. go s.
Steamer Montreal Liscomb Boston, lfssas
Barque Norton Slower, (of HarpsweIl) Slower.
Matanzas days. ''77Y IVY,
RarQqe Hgnfer. York Boston iaf1 use t1l
Brig Relief, Burke, BOSTON, to load for Cuba
Sch Campbell, Soule, Boston 54
Sch Eleanor Mary, McLain Rockport
Scn james henry, Ray, Bangor for Washington
CLEARED.
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood, New York-Emerv
& Fox. = 'o'y
John LYNCH Co. -F>>N''
Thurston. - NFI-Fs' ~
Barque Eugene, Fletcher Boston-master.
Brig Wanderer, tBrl Anderson, Cardenas-Isaac
Brig z Il Kennedy, Look, Havana-J winslow
Scn Flora, tBrl Potter. Westport NS-master
sen Lookout, Wakefield, Baltimore Orlando Nick
: Sch United States. Janvrin, Baltimore > George
Durham. = 0rS-e~
Sunday ......Novembcr Is.
ARRIVED.
mackerel go WIS
Sob Leesbprg. Blake, Rockland. .,,
Sob Utica, Thorndike. Rockland 20
Sch Myra, Sawyer, Southport aa1 $3.50.
Sch Maddoeks, Rhoades, Southport sta-
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Portland Sept. / ]. i SEA-


Under this agreement no ctar'erng of vesse's has
gone satisfactorily until within few days, when
some gentlem iom Cuba who are interest In
the lighterage and cargo and consignment of car
goas, srrived herr, ana We bolieve informed cur
shi pers that this agl esm Mt must be annu.led and
masters must be held retpon'ible fer the igherage
of all carg cs. Our shippers appear to have yielded
at ones to this demand without consulting At.
temdting to consult owners and masters, and tho
first intin alton they receive OF il is the announce
ment 10 the Plice Current of he 9Th inst that the
shippershsrs hal agree TO requi.e OF thom such
terms le.f la 1919 IL.
1t would seem that fair plsy AZ manly dealing,
well the mutual dependence Of parties GU, bit TO
have prevented Shippers from yielding 20 the de-
and o Cub An Houses, until they had conferred
with owners Of vessels or their agents and made
seine satisfied Dry arrangem nts with them.
AS nothing Of the orr was done, tie owners mas
tiers and brokers felt ced upon 10 protect their OWE
interest and establish srch Terms just &C ard
selcpres ervasion acquired OF Mem accordingly they
held meeting on ne 5th ms, st the cSsntine.
subject This was largely attended, ana Capt. Chs.
H. Chase was chosen Chairman, and VIM. Ross,
Eco Secretary. After a careful and candi ooDsid-
GRAFTON Oftbe matter IL was voted thst trey could
not IN justice to tn mselges submit 10 the terms
which the Cuban rentleR en- had as 1--WE believed
dictated 10 cur shippers. And in order to reduoo
this vote to bin ding obligation. tn drew up and
signed the to. lowing sgre, ment.
PoRfL Nd, vembef Z, 1894
The unders gned, Shipowners, Brokers, Masters
and Managers Of vessels, hereby rec and pledge
themselves each to the other not to charter heir
vessels for the Island OF Cuba upon any other
than todeiser their cargoes aong4de the vessel
there, fiee of Il q terage excepting long lumber
which as to ed ashore BY the slip crew and that
ferfeiureo thousand dollars. which s 10 be paid
by the party breaking this agreement, to the other
sigpers thereof And th chairman Of this meeting
Is hereby authorized 60 institute all necessary legal
proceedings TO collect the same.
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Divisions will report at o'clock precisely at tho
points desgnated above; forming four obreasf, and
they win not move from their positions until order
ed by the CAief Adrshot. sgA .s@$BsAl
The Procession win move at u O'Clock. Tho fol-
lowing gentlsm have been appointed Ward Mar
shaEs. and they will take charge Of the Divisions
from the several Wards. auzfesrtf nnN
wARDl-Chas. h Holland, Capt. Edward Hall, C.
L. York fa ly t..s
WARD 2-Henry P. white, W. 8. PhiIbrook. John
Chandler. g..3G 81 ae4 3 'e9 agn sssa
WARD s-stephen Berry, a. P. Lord, John
Thompson.
WAND 4-John L. Shaw, Charles CLARK, Edward
Shaw. Z ,HEtt
WARD &C. Il. Goodale, Gilbert L. Bailey. VIM.
q. Smith.
WARD s-P. W. Neal. Elias Thomas I'd. WIN. C.
How. Is fsrr "a rr4-f -74=z-s ma & rrgv.s
WAND ri. b. rhorndiks. W. A. Pierce. Henry
L. Paine. eG7e7 ~ A
D. s89uh0l& --a P Aaa AxaisaW
Transparencies designating wards may be obtain.
ed at the 81 Ward Room.
Z On the return of the Procession the team viii
move q few Buildings. ~
~ Should the iCeafher be stormy the Gel
ebratton sriu be postponed until further no
tsce.
G. M. CHASE. Chief MarshaL
Portland. Nov. 14th, 1864.
Courier copy. M m0t&e son CIV
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mARsHAL's NOTICE.

MARsHAL'S NOTICE.
Transparenciesd designating Yards viii be furnished
by he Committee of Arrangements. and the citizens
of the several Wards are specially requested to pro-
vide themselves with such other transparencies and
devices as may be appropriate to the occasion. =
The citizens Of the several Wards are requested 70
rally promptly under their Ward Banners.
II o f-T-- : 7 9 ~ =
The Procession will Form in the follow
ing Order.
~
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SPOKEN.

!, Aug 4. lat s, lon 80 w. ship Eagle Wing, from
London for New Zealand ,r
Nov 4. of Carysfort Reef, brig ] G II Crowley. I'm
Aspinwall for Philadelphia.
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Per ship Peiades, for Liverpool-S06 O29 feet deals
II 64S # deal ends, as 1873 feet boa DIS and plank
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[RY zee. no MnncHANrs, rxnu xar

q =.
IBT TEL. TO MnncHAHTs' ExoHAneE.1
NEW YORK, Nov 13-Steamer Peruvian. AZ this
port from Liverpool lst inst reports during tre-
mendous gale at Calcutta $50 vessels including the
following American, were driven ashore, or badly
damaged: Ships Lew Chew. Singapore, Dirigo,
Richard Busted. Southampton. Hindostan, Empire,
western Star, Southern Cross, Sou hern Belle Eas
tern Belle, Simla, Thalatta Harry Warren, and
Levinde. s5f
Batlue Norton Slower, which arrived at this port
on Saturday last FROM Natanzss, made the run in s
days-one Of the quickest passages on record.
LAUNoHED-At westbroot 18th inst, from the
yard of George Russell Co, substantial and
thorough built barque of 4SO tons, called Rachel
She + owned Ry Capt LEWIS Mitchell. Chase Broth.
Portland. Capt Mitchell will command Rert
The following Maine built vessels have recently
been sold in England; Ships Lammergier 500 tonsy
new coppered and classed. built at Richmond In 1885
for 1760O Kitty Floyd lll7 toms built In 1857, for
f5l0o: Metcaf. 1lSs tons, built at DamariscottA
in 1855 for $500; Marshfed 500 toas built at Bath
In 1861 tor f4lG0; Cumberland, 1905 Tons, built ct
Portland in 1858, for f462b.
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PASSENGERS. '''
In steamer Asia, at Boston from Liverpool-Capt
Gibson, wife and two children, Rev Willard, Capt
j Higgins and wife, and others.
IMPORTS
MATANZAS. Barque Norton stover-lOs hhds
moiasses to c Ingraham. Efe
Z EXPORTS.
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A PLEASANT Room Let with Board, at "a
"A Danforth street noyi4dlw
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North Yarmouth Academy.
YARMOUTH, MIME.

YARMOUTH, MAINE.
THE Winter Term WIN cemmencs Nov. %. BOARD
ia can - oe MAJ w'se me ieashsIs ct Russell Hail
NOV "a, lS'a-eodsw JAS. BATES. sec'y.
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A MEETING of the Ladies' Christian Commits.
svH VIII 90 held this afternoon at 8 O'Clock,
my ~ -0h Per Order
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The Funeral Of Mni.-Gcn. Wadsworth

GFsEsEo, y. Y. Saturday, May 81. ls64
The funeral Of the late deeply lamented and
gallant Gen Wadsworth is now taking place In this
village Of his long residence.
The village shows by every outward sign the great
affection which has fallen upon it, Every place OF bus
ness Is closed and funeral wToaths are hung upon the
doors balconies, aud windows, and the people Ill the
streets and doorsteps and every standpoint from which
the long and solemn procession can DO viewed as II
passes its way TO the humble village church and Il
the modest rural cemetery.
The obsequcs are os unpretentiogs rs they are sol
cmn The thousands who 1.-Two hero and the hundreds
who have come from abroad to pay the last donors 70
the distinguished dead sincere nournors. The evil
denees Of this is too manifest 10 be- mistaken. Tie
delegation from Rochester numbers forty five persons
composed Of citizens who fully represent che sentiments
Of the people Of that city toward the deceased
The remnants Of the brave 2ls, Regiment who served
under Gen Wadsworth in many battles about sixty In
number have come here from Buffalo. with their reg
mental coors and band and form the escort 10 tho re-
mains Of the brave and lamened soldier.
Asjutaut.Gen. Sprague, tie Hon. Augustus Frank
DR.. Mcmillan u. S. n, and other persons Of distin
gushed stations also here TO pay last sad tribute
TO the gallant dead.
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Casualties Of the xty.fourth Ncw.YorI
Volunteers.

Correspondence OF The ". Y. Tribune.
In THE FIELD near Spottsyfvania G. H.. May l8 1894
The following is the list of casualties in tho
GA New.York Vols, since our forward movement CON-
menced May inst. by Companies:
COMPANY A-Kiled-Jacob Sanders, Geo. w. fyreI
Wounded-Corp. Peter Boardway, rghtthsh 5. w Prsft
rgh, Leg Thomas SuAts lungs James Welsh night anhe
aud len foot James A. saunde foot John Baker and James
Wilcox, missing; sGs Wellington c. HiesasoOin' ankle
COMPANY B-ssmuel Mick, night hand finger, amp Corp
John Randolph right foot slight Henry q hlsh9% h e
h PSI fon DAVID # wirsin ted lot serrt G Jones. len
lung; seIg A. Mar.h, breast, and rsh; leg amp Torp
Willard bayonct left hand Loyi h. Cam buokho; temple,
slight VIM. Japhe, ,eveie Herman RaPp missing,
W,qrp s,ce ,cIo1. sers Sch inmin Shoulder W
Samson right arm flesh Sgt G. T. Cumming hnel SofE'
John f. TaIdel Allied Jacob shoemaksIi ssrs EPn; T..
Brown shoulder serious Hiram Tracy side Nicholas "m''
more hand wm. Van Alta Missing - "a.
COMPANY D-Luther A. Van kuren, les, bad; Corp thas
A. Van na.on. Killed; sefrt Harry T. Smith arm ae,h
VIM nutchin arm serious Henry s Hotchkiss, mofiAy
n;9dE suppose, to be F Ei.gGn; Il
Lieut. b. Run.ey, leg svere; Segt. l. d. Fountain es
hesh sergt J. Taylor thigh, severe Geo Curtis slight
CoxPAsY F-Calyin b Frat. len hand severe Lieut. Geo
h Fish Killed; sefgt JED. W. Davis hand, severe Corp
Cbas 5. Coc. lower jaw severe; Corp Iho, j. Anpie'
o, Ieg s'i-h,. Can, J. Nanlsy missing; Seigi. s. l..
Preston missing Frank Il. Faifec, missing
foot: H. Fay hand: scrst James Cation missing O. Her
bert, mi-,ins Lieut. I. V Alon killed; Lieut. H. l. Peter
son foot; Sers, Isaac We-ou, head severe Serst Gins
tan Arnold back and neck. bad; Orrin Nicor es Geo
Newman arm Geo. Long psush csi James Metlcr breast
serious: Chas. Hill, leg auputatcd -.
COMPANY H-Dayd Allen. missing in action VIM A.
More hand sisht serst llogace Pfeshor missing; ssis
Benz WhceIcr uissinsi Louis seymour hand, sefs' j. "
Boeher. leg; Corp Eureue Hayward killed;
COMPANY lSerg,. A.bin {. Blackmore shoulder! vefe
Seret Geo " Lowe, knee. seh; Scgt Charles H. Mason
ann sight Corp. Deos NJ. Norwood thumb. slight lr'
Palmer leg; Joseph Vail missing, Ira GoodHo missing
CoxPayY k-Serst Simeon NJ lngrahhm, knee. corp
Martin Soouan through lungs Ph.neas Austin, nap
Thomas Ai.op, neck Lansing Drire'i, thigh, heih oeoIs
Watson, missing.
F. S-Maj. L. W. Bradley who has been command
ing tie regiment since the battle Of Gettysburg, wal
wounded in the right ann, and has been sent away
with the wounded
Capt WIN. Glcnny Of Company is in command o
the regiment. We have 9G guns IN AL O. D. II.
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Laies. ship News.

Steamer Charles Thomas IL. $ transport Bcnston. For
rc.s Monroe 81 hours balas, to u :. Quart Has
% steamer Adnir Dapon, a. s transport Carpenter,
Alexandra 20 hours ballast n Y. 5 Quartz rH-s:cr; 80
steamer Karuak O.. : ,ran.por) Crane Philadelphia 20
hours ballast to L. :. GuartsfTssster
Ship Belle Wood tBF) Freeman Liverpool 30 days, mdse.
and pas 70 william. Guion May IS, of Georse- Banks,
sayV steamship ST. Andrew bound T..
Sbip CIV Manncrin- Dold, April o. mise and pass 10
r L. Tayior EXPERIENCED light winds and osgy weather
irom the Banks Two deaths o. the passage
snip oder lHam.) Wn1en, Hamburg - days. Hidse and
Ship Charlotte, Barstow New-orleans IS days, nldse to
Ship Clara Wheeler lBr) Wheeler wilmarh. Liverpool
APril9 md'e aud pass to Wias x GGion ESpeiR1sl.a
since which light T. winds and salns accomplished with
Bsrk faush uBaIlnuFh tBr Mseker, Neuvi,a 20 Days.
Bark Alexander DuG of New Haveu Ned, pernerara Alb
inst. sugar 90 Daniel -lowbsldse.
Bsrk Mary Dyer Wallace, Zaza 10 days, sasas to reas
Bark Dora Dan ol.eu Rio Janero 80 day. coffee to Jas.
Bart Hnsea Carolina Oal Csloa Cienfesos 10 days,
BGk Cicaursos Cole. cenuesos IA days, sugar to POa-
Bark Arlington Bartlett sagua Grande II days, sugar to
Ssrt Beaver ,r, Hatfield Cienfuesos 20 days sugar to
BIZ Ma-tia Vineyard, Luce New Orleans 10 days. mdse.
ai. 4re liirj Jackson Vera Cruz May goat skins and
BARK bessie Simpson CBrl Murchie sagaa la Grande II
Bars T. o. " Dodsc jarvis Trinidad IS days. sugar to c.
Bark nned (Br wilkins, Belize IS days logwOod auS
cotton TO Doluer. Potter & Go.
Bark Aiadne (Brl Frasher, Havana IS days, to
BARI Sarah Payson (Br Dasn cdenss le days 'ussr to
Rsrk Asceusione (r,al) oyar Bueaos Ayres March Is,
hides and wool 70 T. r. Dawson. ~,
BARK Emile Dutch) Mcloreune, Rotterdam - days, ndse
10 r. ~ Slornan Edyc.
rs Clara Hickman lBr Payne, Cardenas 10 days, sugar
Big Ceres (Br). Wilson, CieniuesOs 10 days, sugar 10
Br, Beaver OBI Wrren, Porn au Prince 10 days log
Brig Alice r Loud Nsguabo P r., is days, nola.os to
Bs Rc.ote (of TUX, I.land Peterson, S. JagO de cub'
IS days, sugar 10 Naydsll Go.
Brig Naiad (5r) Richardson Cienfaesos 10 days sugar
Bris Mary T. PuIdy OBI. Tow.e, Cien.uegOs IS day
Brig Ar.sandro tI,all Bar,olono, Cerfesos IS day,
sugar TO Peter '. KIM L Go.
Rs FortGnat N,l PorOJi Palermo Gs DAYS, fruit to f.
Biz Eugene A. Reed oy5eu Ma,amOros p days ballast 70
Big Federico Ual cacurIo Sagua IA Grande II days
sugar master. - =
Brg Enocn Benner, benner Havana ID oSys sugar W
Brig John Wesley, Pai,en, Zsza l6 days sugar to
Biz Lotus tBr) johnson, Rio Grande IS day., hides
sehr. Matilda Orb West, Tampico days, hides to Riev
schr Madera r,, Nusen, Jacmel % days coffee to D.
schr Nane,,e DAM Peterson, Greytown ~ days, hide'
seSr Elizabeth Cowe Cowell Norwalk for EHn5o,hport
Schr. Mary Lansdon. Cobb. kondout for Portland
sehr W. T. Richie fr cp6yf SS'i'
May IS off Iaeras ship seen steering 81 showln2s
white nag. with red bah. ",
May H. Oh Cape ieuy. schr j. J. Spencer fom Ne~fOrs
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OyyIcs OF ruK STREET COMMISSIONER }
No. 237 BROADWAY.
yUyO CONrR ACTORS-P RIO L o = l. :


incioscd In sealed envelope, Endorsed IN the ute OF
the work and with the Of the bidder written thereon
will be received this office until Thursday. June 1901 AZ
For regulating and grading s1ty street. between Third
and Fifth avenues. =. .,,h s,,...
For curbing, gathering and tagging rory eisn" '
betw cen Lexington and sixth avenues 90, -. A,,....
For curbins guttering and tagging Forty hitn street,
Lexingto and Fourth avenues. ,.,,,h ,.,
For curbing, guerins aud hsgsihs roi'S ''s"' 49,
between Third avenue and East River - A,a.,
For curbinr gutterng and tagging Secohu a'e"'e' '
sixty.hrst and Eighty sixth street 18th s,re,
For curbing, gutterng and nsesine 'h'S''' '
between Second avenue and East kiNer -, -, -
For curbins, guit.ring and hase'hs h'sN'' "
tween Third avenue and Finn avenue. =. -, h.,,..,
For curbiug euttcrDg aud Tagging sih'e'7"" ''''
Avenue and East River. . e...., .,., h.,w,eu
For curbing. gutterilg and hassihs sh"e" ''''' ~
Broadway and Ninth avenue. r..;.b,h and
For aasssing Second avenue between f0'y'e's"'" ''
SiSty.hut streets. 49,, - h,,y..n Titty-
third aud Fifty ninth strect - -. IL s;.,v.6nh
streets betw cen Lexington and Fourth avenues
For rebuilding Pier No. 40 North River. ,s llama
BlanI forns of proposals together with the Pee go,
and agreements can be obtained AZ TINS oi"0''
Department. Eew.l ors May -, Isoi ,op>r,t
Street Commissioners
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iadyertisement.l

PnYsIoGYoMY, or Signs Of Character and
How to Read Them."-1Hg HUMAN Foor and the WALK"
as indicating Character humber aud Names Of Bones in tho
Foot Illustrated with Ten Engavngs Lgaments, Muscles
Tendons Nerves Toes In ep Heel, Ankle Veins, &c. How
WALK. Frmness Dignity Humility, Cau'iousne.s, So
cretyenes Executyeness Incidence Vanity Integrity De-
spondency, Hopetunes Refinement Gro'sness Culture,
ghessness and Heedessnes shown in the WALK.
The step of Ia quick of another slow The walk o.
Horses Dogs and Men oil according character See Juxs
No. ARCHAEOLOGICAL JOURNAL Is cs by 6rsI post.
FowLBR g. WELLS, No $50 Broadway, N Y.
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e. 500 On the I'D Of April last 1t is stated that the
accused Appropriated package containing 81 800 adj
dressed TO Messrs. Kctchum, Sons Co. On the 10Th
vered to him. with instructions to take to the Man
haitian Banking Company. On Its delivery $3.50 was
missing The remaining charge is that the 18th Of
September last he sent with package containing
5 600 to deliver it at the American Exchange Bank in
this city On its delivery. e720 also missing from
that package. The prisoner admits his guilt the
first charge but denies the last two. He has been in
the employ Of the Company for the past fifteen years
and until within the past few months, has enjoyed its
fullest confidence lie 40 years Of age and resides at
No 24l West Twelfth street.