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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-07-21

q, An exchange ia responsible forlthe follow
Ing Tho lsto tornado IN Minnesota kicked
up some queer sprsuks. 1t hlsw eight oxen
over river 800 yards wide II took NIL tho
water out Of . pond. carried It q mile, and
then set 10 down on Mayor Doran's farm 10
tho shape Of . small lake. IT blew mans
boots oG Another mans coat was not only
blown short, bat actually bustonsd from top
70 bottom. One old lady want up like 2
balloon, was. carried 2 l.2 miles, and was
finally lsodsd. astrids Of telegraph wirs, .
whsr,ss. $50 w.s found ,, -hsro osrand'on and
,rsl;ev.d BY . ladder. Judgu Morgan says
tho xsind not only carried o6l his dwelling
houss, hat be sdb.cellar and two wells.
Somo tornado, that. .-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-07-21
wu.r WILL TAKE rus'scrsr OUT OF clo-

WHAT WILL TAKE rHE'ScESr OUT OF CLo.
rHIso.-Sitting on the piazza Of the Cat
aract, was q young, foppish looking gentle
man, his garments very highly scented with
mingled odor Of musk and cologne. Asol'
emu faced, odd.looking man, after passing
by the dandy several times, with look oi
aversion which drew general notice, sudden.
ly stopped, and in confidential tone. said
stranger! know what'll take that
scent out Of your clothes; you"
"What! What do you mean, sir ?" said
the exquisite, fired with indignation and
starting from his chair.
"Oh, got mad now = swear, pitch round
fight, just because man wants to do you a
kindness :" cody replied the stranger. But
I tell you do know what will take out that
smell-phew! You just bury your clothes
bury 'em day or two.-Unclo Josh got
afoul Of q skunk, and ho-"
At this instant there went up from the
crowd simultaneous roar Of merrlment, and
the dandy very sensibly cleared tho coop.
and vanished up stairs.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-07-21

The LAUGH OF WoMAN.-A woman has
no natural gift moro bcwitching than sweet
laugh. It is like the sound Of flutes on the
water. 1t flows from her in clear, spark.
ling rill; and the heart that hears 1t feels as
if bathed in tho cool, cxhilerating spring.
Have you ever pursued an unseen fugitive
through trees, led on by fairy laugh, now
here, now there, now lost, now found We
have. And we arc pursuing that wandering
voice to this day. Sometimes 1t comes to US
in the midst of care or sorrow, or irksome
business and then we may turn away and
listen, and hear it ringing through tho room
like q silver bell, with power to scare away
the evil spirits of the mind. How much we
owe to that sweet laugh! II turns thepross
to poetry it fliugs showers of sunshine over
the darkness Of the wood in which wc are
travelling; it touches with light even our
sleep, which is no moro the image OF death,
but is consumed with dreams that arc the
shadows Of Immortality. ylTsr1 80
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-07-21

The MARTYRS OF TUE UNIoN.-It is sug-
gested that We might very appropriately pat.
tern in this country after beautiful custom
prevailing in Germany, Of placing beneath
the pulpin or in the walls Of tho churches in
both cities and rural districts, memorials Of
wood or stone, containing the names Of those
who have been removed from the parish by
the casualties OF war. The inscriptions
road. "Died out Of this congregation, -
-. fighting for God and Fatherland." |"
Such a practice, 1t is thought, is admirably
adapted to instil in the minds Of the commu,
nifty q spirit Of patriotism, and feeling Of
reverence for those who have given their
lives for the nation. 80 77 lu9u o.
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An ISctpESr.-An extraordinary incident
ID related as having occurred, at thefirc which
consumed Boutel's Hotel, Bay City, Michi'
gan. recently. A lady who occupied rooms
on the third aoor became somewhat ex-
cited when the alarm Of fire was gwen
and went down stairs to discover where 1t
was, leaving her infant child asleep in bed.
In tie confusion she forgot IL until the flames
had complete possession Of the hotel. She
then attempted to enter tho building to res
cue II, but was prevented. The 6remen aud
Others, in saving the furniture, threw the
bedding out Of The windowa This identical
bed was rolled up. thrown out Of tho window
and carried with other goods on to tho bridge
for safety. After the hre, in removing the
goods, the little innocent was found safe and
sound.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-07-21

SHORT, SrErcun,-Tbo Tribune says that
the best speech Of General Grant was che
Hco,,o.;r,. .ssgiglIisli u ob ltDr u!iiinsDJ
. "esollsmsn, thank you for this call.
Good night."nilig lai3 .tsccI cod brs
"a This is shorter than that Of General Al.
both. who was 10 command q coluubus,
Ky.. in 1853. Soma gentlemen presented
the Hungarian with . 6no horse whsp hs re-
turned thanks 10 Tho following speech ~
I" Fell' sOlshirs and Shsnsiemaps I tanks
you Tor this boss! Dc hos, Shsntlsmana,
is do ooblest animal Of all mankind |! Again.
I says | tanks you for this fiuo hosc"'
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ESidney Smith was once looking through
sho bot house Of lady who was proud OF
her flowers, and used. not very accurately. a
proiusion Of botanical names. ,a T,
, "Madam," said he, shave you tho S'ptsn-
n,s psoriasis - russ ci funnogui
"No," said she. ''l had u last winter, and
gave it to tho Archbishop OF Canterbsry
70 came out beautifully in the spring"
S<ptenais psoriasis is tho medical name for
the seven years itch.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-07-21

v Tho democratic party Of Ohio has divided
on the question of slavery. a, faction led oa
by Alexander Long. late member of Con-
gress. declaring for slavery in the Southern
States ne the best form Of society. vallan-
disham Is tho leader Of what now is tho an
ti,slavcry democracy, au oppoeed to Long.
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General Summary.

f .. u. - I"l ~.
An infant was murdered by being throwI
from q passenger car on the Grand Trunl
railroad. ..H' faH's D..
The President has issued proclamation
appointing Judge j. N. Marvin Proviuona
Governor Of Florida. ro+1 -raf- ~ ~. %
The Democratic State Convention, for th,
nomination ofa candidate for Governor, L
called to meet in Portland on the 18th o.
August. n.a ".-'
Thos. Sinclair, clothier in Pittsburg
charged with fraudulent returns, has beer
fined $4,000 and costs. amounting to nearly
$1,000, by the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue. .... .-.t b. .. .f.
Indictments havo been foundln the United
States District Court Of Baltimore against
thirteen prominent Marylanders, including
Bradley T. johnson and Harry Gilmore, fol
treason.
The fine, comprehensive cut and slash
and thrust purely Democratic rgumen,
against universal suffrage Isl" Nigser'
vote mot by id sight (Which doe
not strike US as very conclusive. iH
Hon. D. P. Holloway has rendered HI,
resignation as Commissioner Of Patents
The paper will bo laid before tho Presiden
by the Secretary Of the Interior. Ho vii
not retire before tho appointment Of sue
cessor. la# '... -4.
The bluoberry crop is extraordinarily plsn.
tiful this season. The quantity Of this fruit
picked and consumed ripe, and dried for win.
ter use is great. Bluebcrry picking forms
an important item In tho income Of many
poor families. 1i
Much difficulty Is experienced in Sarnin,
@. W., In teaching the young idea how to
shoot. Not long since large boy whipped
the schoolmaster in a regular pugilistic en-.
counter, after which the girls stole his watch
and toro sad rents In his garments.
I.r NJ, !. ...,,...t..,,.
and takes to his feed kindly. Ho has lately
received $40 in Confederate. notes from Q
wicked rebel soldier, who in note tells the
Ex.Presidsnt to use tho money in paying bis
fare to-a very hot place.
Tbo Hera,d,. Columbu, Mis- !, co,re,nond.
ent saws bo finds tbs majority Of the peoplo
in that section extremely ignorant and devoid
of enterprise or energy, tho Door whites
standing on a par with tho negroes. Wha,
little there was Of, society before the war was
composed of wealthy shareholders, and now
that slavery has ceased to exist, the social
establishment is completely disorganizcd.
Among the paper, of Jefferson Davis,
recentlv captured tbe Government discov.
o-ed ssvsra, dominant. of vital ,mr::r.anco
dotermin;oo tho guilt and complioitv Of JEFF
Davis IN tbo con.nirac, n,ot Those docp.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-07-21

There, b an affinity between sweet sounds
and swoet girls. Beautiful music 10 % At
,racliyc u women 40 flowers ~ bceu.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-07-21

~ All the Fire Insurance Companies We
represent arc entirely stock companies-no
assessments in any case.
II Having the above named Companies,
we are prepared to take risks Of oil descrip-
tions, at the lowest stock rates. %
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4osrp.
The Poets Song.

MI py. o.
0Ao'
The rain had fallen, the Toe, arose,
lie pas.sd through the town AMI out of the street.
B,h, wind h,ex rom m. va,,,s of the up.
Ana r.v.. ~ shadow went over the wheat.
A,a n. an, down I'm n lonely p,aoe.
,''
an" WIG AAA u'OP WV" :" "S w"
~, ,,,,.., .,o,,.., :. =. ,,,,,u, ,,.,
-,. -. "a, -. ~.
Inc WIN "s"A ''oon WIN 'ne uo"h u" MS 'e'A
"' '~' 'a' -" - aO P'N''
am VI" "''e"' ''s ''' 'e''
"a'
-" =" e' " "' VIZ
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sss .ooo. 900 seven ..hir.ics sold last week.
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An infant was murdered by being thrown
from passenger car on the Grand Trunk
railroad. .tH' ftH'. D.. H'
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Pussenasrs Arrived,

In steamship Monins Star from New.OrIeans-Col. n.
buchanan wife and servant. T. ~ Morgan. A. b. James
Cop, T.. ioteuu MIR j. A De Hart. 4. Peasant Bosai
g. Cant A. C. Surreit wife and two seryauts Col Prak
A. Mcknay. the Res. r. Scopes, the Rev. r. Free. b. w
Biuks, George y. klapp r. n Montgomery, J. Pence
Mss NJ Philips w. NJ LeLnksup, J. Kaiser o. Por'-ns.
w Jones' o. X. Cooke. h. l.. Hotohkss, VI. ID. Card, o.
Pho g. Eands g. MancascoG Lays1ne A. Earr q. Hens
worth d. u. Dnke, J. Wc'tefied. ]. F. Harloe, HEINZ
Loops Henry Smith, George Bskeoven j. III. Buns J. r.
Simpson JOIN l.. Butler j. T. Banows r.. 4. Cram H. \
Bsnchard T. Carpenter C. A. Bowen Thos A. Barr, F.anl
Arnold, w. y. Mclntire ]. Dugan
In the steamship Quaker City from Chares'onS River,
and lady Miss Irving Miss lngahhn hfs. tnsse and
children Ar.. Renvie and child A. tiyarta.s hss Mead
Mrs. Bailey aud children, IL. {. Sol W. n. Gibson W Car
rngton Master Csuinst G. King II. ID. BuiSey I. l.
Bissrll J. ruikeI sohu ID. French W. H. Robb,ns $. "
Robbins, A. J. Hitchcock, VIM. Kobb, L. O. Watson. SIR
Macouster w II. King. w. T. Porter, H. l.. Brigham r. Is
Seabrook. II. w. Donc, J. H. Peterman, Jas Wiley, VI
FREEMAN H. L. Dicke J. H. llen, and others Ia the
aye
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Steamship Ahambrs. Benson; Charleston. a; Leary.
S,esm,hip Twilight speer. Wilmington, Livingston Fox
Steamship Chesapeake, Sherwood Portland H. b. cr'm
well Co. , nj, p5o,,h ao.,ons Whitney Il Hatha
way sy.,ue, W. Woodward, CundiH. Baltimore.
steamship Guiding Star, Berry New-orieah' James A.
Steamship Yazoo Couch Norfolk City Point and Richmond
o. sasmsbp seras Parrish Norfolk City Point and Rich
uapd H. r. Livingston Co. o,..s
steamship H. Mount Bai n.1,iu nT%oerne "
Steamship ,, fsy,nna Halet Yokohama j. Comstock
steamship Trade Wind Doano, Galveston spon0iu' iN''
'o S,s,n.bip c. Leary Clifford Galveston, A. Lesry
steamship r. r. Cuyier, Dolard New Orleans h'b'orom
"s Steamship Nevada Carpenter Savannah wakeman Geo
Steamship Fairbaaks Hunter Wilmington, Pearson X
steamship Baltimore, Lewis Washington, Hsnd
Steamship kinghshcr, Rector. Baltimore J.. d. snail
pprr Florence iBrl Knsk S,euin, Roibnl Frostner.
Bark Reunion Tracy Port Hntodo Ja Sno" "a h"i -'
Dark O. s. Hunt Mitchell, Apalachicols, H. ID huf'ou'
BARK Thercse OBJ, Chrstoarns Bremen, j. KoOp Co.
Brig +. DIummond OBJ, Stead Falao' faooh q 'HA'"
Brig Elizabeth Iam), Schmidt, Cork for orders H. NJ
sloman & Edye. r..
big Bera iiendrika tIolland Klein Antwerp lunch
Meincke Wendt . - - n n nj,
Big Unicorn tBrl, Lake. Halifax, N. S. d. H. re won
BIZ BI. Alamo. Steel Philadelphia, smP,on Clapp.
Srhr Louisa (}r Wood. Linsan, MiileT * ious,on' 4,
schr Kate MeuI, Bedel, 81. Marks. Fla, beunef q
scbT Rainbow, Horton Beaufort. Thomas Holmes
Schr j. T. Williams, Curtis, Wilmington, ~ L. hcCready
Go. no ~ N
schr Andex johnson. over.on, Georgetown, d. c. f. d.
Hurlbut Go.
schr A. smvrk. Jones' Richmond ": 8 Racket 3 Son.
scbr 4. J. Hin Cooper, Baltimore Van Brunt Seign'
Schr Cyrus Fos,e Bennett Philadelphia Metcaii DUN
Schr Jenny Mind Cole Boston Snow Richardson
schr j. p. Failave. Avery, Baltimore. A. Abbot
Schr Silas WRIGHT. Adams. Boston. w. ;. Brown
Sloop Rhode Island Wightman, Bristol, o. ~ SFanahan
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Pa..euxers Sailed.

In steamship Guiding Star for sswOrloans-J sims, ".
~ O'a" fr.ie VIE ihce children md .trysni " L.
wood Moor H. NJ. Aruusby Aiirrd Irdsraga and wife.
Ns5S onaI B 6S ~ iE ra".... D' sn
wife X Peun. A. Fayfc. J. fofcneimsr NJ Lehman Mr.
Toctterann ord servant SITTER Annie Gaiiry aud three
Gag.b,cbef Vn.on, a. l. Truyii, Charlie. H. Prg., S j.
Kngior scherea AbraLsm kaIa. +. Hogan, j. NJ Hoyle
ham = q liekcv A. Msrfs M Bc'drn Georse Pairay.
Nh. Macy and tw children A. Koen.ck b Pfr John Il.
Bsisnd, Wle end ous children Mi' puuand Mr- NJ line
C. smith David Young Henry Rowen, Mr.. lsascs Ms SO
VIZ : Fru,teIo nd giGr Mrs MAY ILompson Madam
An.e and ,ersant r Rogers j. smith Joue, p. O. wuu.
-, MIN, F,ovd II Bi,f.t,dt A. t. Hoice and son Mrs.
Miss Mary SAlrit, Robert G. k,Inan Timothy Catns'n,
10 r. Edredsr, Mr. kohaId A. Bronson sud two children
Mr. L. Starch AMI Two CHILDREN ms Ssrck, Alfred W.ir,
,.ry J. Silver Thomus Daley, Miss Minnie SISrr Nrs.
Mary r. Fullerton Me- Rose Ashland Burton Drew William
wiz hid three children Mime scforle Henry +. GuiIdng
Master Tommy Cud.ng Miss Lucy ouIling samuel Welsh,
r. Brand i. {. Brady, Dr. II. T.. Chaplin, C. Mor.e
John Kelly Terry Beck Charle. HeIsoh, GEORGE A. WI
EIsS and ed NJ Jpco5.on ard liner. in the scer.se
ln .fean,hp 4. r Cuyl,r for New reans-J9hn Jones
1ster W. iiddin, H. Lawrence D. sephcn.on, diush
ter aud cblIen &. =. spilo vs.. H. kirmofe Mo Il.
D. McScal J. N!gi;engae LoIeuE Ho.denbropa. Mrs BIO.
Sl,, and dan et'g, VI - T. Romans, Miss Hunter and
want, = &. Donaldson, Capt u. L. Biad5ury, capt o. IL
Fnguc Gen. = f. Chamberanc ;. ID. Moody w. Garjler,
Capt W. Chrtnrre, and Othefs.
IN steamship City Of Baltimore for LiyerpoolM Casey
vile aud child Of Chicaso Mr Lewis Packhsm. hs Clare,
Mis- Annie +: WoIacs, Miss A. T. Coe aud sr.el Coe. Miss
VI klen, Master c. :. Dunn, w. Duiour wife and child
James Miller IT, John Aken Of New York A. q. SaTst It,
d. sieo Di'q Rene, Havana Bofae ro, Paris. g. r. IN.
els Ethan A. Allen, Geo. o. Davis Mrs. y 81 Walker child
aud servants Mrs. " - Burton. Chss. = Hill. May. n.
s TuLil Walter Kelly, New Yofk. Thomas Webster and
daughter NJ Film and son, PHILADELPHIA g. Cayordian and
wife; J. Pati II. y. j. Godis Nrwforki John r. McCAu.
ley Mrs h. Donovan Thomas Richardson with Others In the
s.ecrnsr
In s,csn,hip Iouisana for New Orosns-Mr Stackpo'e
and two children Miss ISABELLA Caunce Mrs Upper Richii
Jam.o Nh Linteme, John IA. Ladd Rufus 4. Mnyr f.
Crevoin D. Nicolol r. BfIssy, Mr. and afs u. r. Burke
John HaIdie Nm. Punket Mr.. aud Mrs Peter Wakefield
}. AInstt. II. II. Mmmer Dr. W. j. YounAn.
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Arrived.

Steamship Star q tho South, Woodruff, Neworle'n''
Livingston, Fox Go. :,
Steamship Savannah, Comsock NewOreans Via Fortress
Monroe days. cotton, u. >. q. NJ - 81,
Steamship Caledonia (brl ferrer Glasgow Aug s"tn
ndse and i92 pass, Francis Macdonald - =,
Steamship Tnpoi Orb Hardson Liverpool Aug ~ Vs
hS e %S av % iSroashoat the
age 10 Halifax strong weer winds from HALIFAX noieIale o.
w breezes and fin. weather. -
ship Neptune ianovl, Muhenhof, Cardih u days coal
Ship Queen Of England Br Wood Havana "A days, sugar
Maitland. Phelps Go. " "a
snip Gratitude DID, Whyle Liverpool % days win ina'e
Shin s.ambrau,es tfcrt) Soanes Lisbon % days with
wine n"'p cors and q pa.. to 4 Amsnek Co.
Ship Tameilane Jackson Mobile with cotton. ec'' te
Bstk Pic,on rl Hoplep. Grand Turk, T. L. - dly'with
salt 10 McCon Firth Aug 81. lat % Y, Ion ~ passed
through large quantity Of wrecked stuff surpos'dto O'
Bsik MARY Am r Durham cardens' l6 days sugar to
y. |. Nsvius a Sons -,
Bari Holland Perkins ST. Jsgo Il days with sugar to Jon
ri- LENA, Gibbs New orean. % days with ship timber
Brig T. A. Reed fof usion. JamlA Donnen Grey Town
(Nlcl 20 day.. rubber. e., francis Morris -,
BTis Donna Pauliua (llarll Fake, tainouth ~ uys va"
coffee Kirkland Won Saehl. g. o,,t
Rrr Eagle tBr) Parker Swanses July IL, via Cofh @''"
with coal 10 Beet, Son Go. - t.
Hrs Bd.k Br Msshan Cienfuegos, n days sugar. 70"
Bhs condor, Ams., Trinidad Cuba "a days niola''e' tt
Brs Caihsrine Moni. Or, Roberts, Windsor NJ s. j
schr Rossis )of Nr..su y. P.) Han, Port Pinee i
days logwood, James douglas
Schr. A.c0rA, Foster. Fact Narhtss, days
schr Parau. Clark Mschia,, d4ys.
Schr. Hsw-York. Sealiycry Boston md'c. - II,
schr MnTda fOiDraterl, West CsnLagna u days, will
schr Alice A. Bunde Grammar jacksonville 10 days. cot
ton r. EunkeN
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MUSIC AT THE PARK.-What with heat, AM

Music AT THE PARK.-What with heat, and
the prospect Of shower, and a general lassitude
brought on by the sweterng disagreeabe atmosphere
Of the previous two days was only limited attend
apce al the last Saturday Concert; and after the rain
commenced to fall lat about Al o'clocD there were
bpt few persons remaining in tie vicinity Of the
music stand these being chiefly representatives Of the
Children of srael OF the hardy sort with intensely
black and proiuse musaches and side whiskers, and
intensely blueish chins between and beneath these
hirsute sppendages. The audience probably did not
number in the aggregate, at any time, on Saturday,
more than three four thousand persons with almost
an entire absence Of carriages The programme was
one Of the most pleasing that has been performed during
the season. and. with the exception Of few short
comings, was given with much effect The overtures
10 "CbeyaJ do Bronze hy nher and "Leonora" (No
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CITY NE WIS.

METEOROLOGICAL weather on Saturday
and yesterday in spite of the rain, was intensely dis
agreeable and oppressive and at present there are nc
indications Of improvement in the excessively sultry
period from which we now suffering with profusc
pers piration and such patience as We can command
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REOPENING OF

REoPEYING OF THE CHURCHES. OF the
fashionable churches that were closed during the mid
Summer opened again yesterday and within the coming
fortnight in all Of them religious services WI again Dc
held; SO that all who have any inclination IN that
direction can have their hebdomada worship to theiI
fullest satisfaction.
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Keccipts Of Produce.

SEPT. 2-575s bbls. Flour s6j bbs. Corn Men
80 500 bush. Wheat. 1854 bush. Corn 1854 bush
Oats 10 275 bush Malt, % pkg. Ashes, ITO pkgs. Vi
Cake, $50 pkgs Provisions l,95l pkes. Butter.
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Live Stock Over the Erie Railroad.

Statement Of Live Stock transported over the Erie
Railway for the week ending Sept 2: l>9 cars Of Cattle,
IL do Hogs So do. Sheep. do Horses, do Calves
total cayB Of Stock for the week. 100
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spoken.

Hamburg brig Peacock from Falmou,h for NewYork-Aus
y. lat ~ r. Ion % y.
slip Crr., Of the Wave, from Cardiff FOR BdmoFe-Aus.
20. lat ~ -. lon. IS g.
Steamship Tariff Aug. 81. lat. 81 g. long. - 49,.
sbi9 anun crui.ing-Aug H. t 20 - Ion 81 20 had W
bbl. v.il. oil; 40 we'll
Bark Scotland on Boston for New Orean5 10 days out
No q lts. lat u 10 Ion ~.
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BORT iOarnens' Notlce.

STATE oy NKv-YoRr
Popr-WARpISs OFpcS No. loi Wall't
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
section OF the pss-d Ap.il u. 1857. entitled A
Act 10 Nsor.anr. the Nlrdrn. Ohcs Of the Po OF New
Yotp 10 al person. Interested in having charge o. tho
subject matter OF such inquiry examination or survey ina
tic following ves'e ar" now under "tnthnn y me OF
and that the sad eNallaon' VIII Do
completed within succe,dias Ia. notice on
bosrJ ,sid vessels:
Brig g.. W. EaTftr.... r n.
Big thusta {. 90 sou. .'.fp = "
Echf. =. :. Downing. ............s.'h 1ati
SCAT. Eugenr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t r. a
MNrHORNk TOAPklSs, Piesideut.
J.. Arcs llERRiyAN secfr,srT
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. ......
Cleared.

Steamship City o. Baltimore tBrl, MirehouSe, Liverpool
John o. Dale.
steamship MaianIAs LescrAng New Orleans T. A,eencio
Co.
steamer Thames Swirl Key Wet and Apalsebieols, Is.
HicLafda
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Nailed.

stcamhips-R X Culer Guiding Star. Boruaa Louisiana
City Of Batmose Thomas hihanbra Trade Wind. Ia.te
tas Iskoo, D. n. Mount, Nevada Twilight Fairbanks.
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Arrived. SUNDAY, September ..


Steamship Quaker City U. s. MaD, West, ChaTleston
Aug 20. pdse. end pgss to Arthur IsaTy.
ship John Bunysn, Carver Turks Island ii days, salt
Waish Carver.
schr Dolphin Croker Mschias days lumber. Simpson
Clspp
sehr. Elizabeth, Turner Calais II days, shingles
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o. BY Beethoven were played with spirit and precision
lint the last is rather too difficult to be rendered effect
lively by band composed exclusively Of wind instru.
ments. We were glad to perceive an ACCESSION to the
band in the shape Of second bassoon; which in the
niece last mentioned, was heard with good effect.
Some Of the lighter pieces played con amors and
were warmly received especially Jullens Irish
ouadrille the strains of which set every Hibernian
heel in motion throughout the crowd The question
is often asked when are the moonlight concerts to
begnT We would be very willing TO answer
definitely, but at present are unable to do SO.
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I EVILS 81 coz.
4 4 JosEPH J. LEWIS, 'ukRLToy T. LEWIS. s. 8. Cox,
CDUAFRLOFc NJ LAW,
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Attend 10 all busiLs ir Co., on's / the United States
and In the Department. a. 81 nron. kfp'e al attention
gwen Internal K.verrr business rld to claims against
FOREIGN Governments - weii - our owl.
Judge Nl-rel rs CJnrfone.oi Internal Rev
enue and Chaaton r. Lew So "Nlri CO. 90 putty teTmi.'
sion r will be guarantee ol thorough Acquaintance ~th
the Revenue Laws.
NJ Coys connection Of four years with he Co iritec If
Foreign Affair, In Congress- and oG' weuh snp 81 the
National Legislature in.uTe thct lush AnoNrtsa Ics la
ton and practice In both departments
TE,HE JUDlCIOUS TREATMENT Of NER-
4 yOUS DEBILITY, Sec. d. HAMhOAp y. d., r
m,rly Professor of Special Anatomy AID Sur,"ry IN he
Syrscu.. Medical College N. Y. Office. No ~ tas 2-tt
New.York City, opposite New Haven Railroad DEPOT
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun Rises....5.JO Sun Sr,....G29 Moon sets. 20
1ICn WATER rms DAT.
Sandy Hook. CLIO Gov l1and.. 7Il Hell Oate... $50