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Wheeling Female College
MIIRELING. u. "a.

rTILITa INsT1TtrTInN CHARTERED
Iytih mi c6IlCviSte p0Eers IN mi. md
my TiI y t1 Under new Boaiyi az
'y,e ec 10y nv fl gs %eiSsSiSy I'm IN ssptembeT
next The buildings are now being tho
roughly rahttOd and newly Furnished
throuThOuL ttlf
In lie lilonlity Of lts nETAnEeme1ts, In the
a study, limits methods Of tuition and gov
eminent, and In the ability and experiences Of
II Board a Instruction, the public may rely
IiD0n ~ being fiFgt-clAiS seminary.
a Having had many yelR experience In con.
dHGting leading Educational institutions In
fhe FRSteFn ard Middle States l feel assured
lllaf With the liberal patronage and the enr-
moi co-0pefatinn OF the citizens Of Wheeling
aud Vicinity, The College will Eoon 30 able 70
extend 10 young ladies Rll the Abilities for an
SSs6fnpls6ed education 70 be found outsd
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A Negro beaten for CheerlngTa Unlon


ERw York, August 2l.-The Wnsh-
ington special states TINT at aTeCent po-
liticaI meeting In Charles county, Md,
a negro for cheering speaker who en-
dorsed tho Union, was beaten by a
large number OF citizens, including
among them magistrate named Fred
erick Dent, DR.. Geo. Mudd, brother Of
the conspirator AIudd, and Others. Dent
the magistrate, subsequently sent the
beaten negro TO jail for attempting to
defend himself
Gen. Schoheld has been granted a
years leave TO visit Europe.
Gov. Andrews lefC for home on Sat
lrday evening, the President having
ordered the payment Of six por cent To-
wards the settlement Of some thret
millions due Massachusetts forwar ex'
penses. rt
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NEW YORK, August q,

} 81 ~ Hiti NkW YORK; August ~,
Stocks steady nnddull; us. 0's0f'sI
coupons 1857; u. s. lO-40 coupons nv;
u. s. G's 5-2O's coupons l089E; Treasury
Notes z y 10 Srtl series N0K; do. cd scrieS
9OSS; Eric S4lS; NY. Central 9OSi; Hud-
son 1851; Reading l0S; Chicago and
Alton textra diyidenO co. Michigan
Southern 62X; Pittsburg G7&; Rock
Island lOJlI; Prairie tlu Chlcn 10; Fort
Wayne g11S.
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BosrON, August 2l.-j thB aFFfValOR
the brig Example ntfhiI port we have
from Cape HaytientO July 18th,
The rebels still held the place sustain-
Ing daily caHn0Dlfing from thesiiaa
tionaI tFoopS Who hid billed n inlet
much dallagq, 0blH hid per9 DDS hay-
ing bean.lIilied and Q few h0nses dim
aged, hl.i sgfAG IJfa ~ 1if. Fui
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Firennen,s PlEht.

NEW York, August q Attn fire in
this city last night a fearful encounter
took place between engines SIX and
Forty-one, in which pistols, knives,
bludgeons, etc., were freely used, One
man was killed, four shot and lnrge
number badly beaten. Twelve have
been arrested, and the police have taken
possession OF the engines and engine
houses. la.LsA ls.lHal
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DAY..SCITOLARS.

Arrangements are being mRdG for the con-
Yey0nce Of dry scholars 70 Nj. de Chantal, by
such modes as WIN leave them directly Atthe
door, for the triflng charge OF two or three
cents trip. In this way the smallest children
can be sent with safety, While health win be
tho daily GxchNngo OF confined and smoky
atmosphere for tho pure, fresh country air.
Further particulars viii bsgiyen later.
Aufi1 !. tti = NH II st ~ sr
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Elrn

NEW York, August OLA fro com.
menced this noon In q liquor store, 2Oi
South street, aud communicated to
building 202 and 206, thence TO ware.
house 2OS. Tho FIRE is now burning,
with prospects OF u heavy IOsss A largs
force Of police Is present to gprotect
property and prevent riots among The
iireineH. iflt rl!AiS
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WAsHtNdToS, August 2l.-Presilent
Johnson has permitted Henry Z. Bur-
nett, OF Kentucky, to return to his
home. GHb prOporty Inns also been re-
stored to him. Burnett was q member
Of the House Of Representatives from
the first district Of kentucky in the 31th
Congress, and distinguished himself by
his secession pf0ellVities, especially In
votes against every MEASURE adHO-
eating h vigorous prosecution OF the
war. He has not yet been pardoned.
NEW YnpR. Aug. Vi. Gold Ill9S.
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Chl.arleslonI Ilems.. IIarIonEnl d I1Iel.

C1nFlebtou AtettA2s' rOuhuh ~ ileEctss
.aS mOnd.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-A Charleston
letter to the Herald states that n mill
tary investigation has beep ordered IN
the conduct Of Gen; HItehI hot no one
can be found to bring any cliarges
against him.
The health Of Charleston was never
better.
Most Of the candidates for the State
conyention have Withdrawn in favor OF
new men. Ssi
The Richmond correspondent OF the
Herald states that Col. West, commands
ing ct City Point, was peromptOrily
brought 10 Richmond by Gen. Terry's
orders, under ares.
The LynchbnTg ban ofs and brokers
have lately been charging eight dollars
discount for 1905, ~
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Nem Yorll lIoner llnrlLei.


~ an NHW IVHNI 7HWBWhI 81
MONEY! Rather more steady at 7per
cent yatt
s1ERLlNg ExeBANeE-Qniet at lOOs
9i60A. s
AMRKcAS GoLp-A shade firmpr /;
opening atl4I]t, advancing to lA4A and
closing ut l4lI4.
Government stocks arp tlrmcr.
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Tho Unlted States ~ The ypIFituAIISta,

BuFPALO, Aug. q. "a very singular
case Is pending before the United Stntes
Court and occupying considerable nj
tention. Aman named COlchcster,prO-
Tossing TO 10 a spiritual medium, has
been indicted because he wOuldn't take
out license, ms n iuggler, while he was
deslfotiA Of taking ont one ts a spirit
ual medium. The idea Is bFogcbed that
the ease Is one between tie United
States and the BpifitlalistS. The whole
thing however has tho look ofian nd
Yertisement. a. .t.ti,fi 4.ilprp
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o. s. Sanitary Commission
Army and Navy Claim Agency.
NO CmARGE ron SERVICES.
JAMES GlLcHRIsT, Agent,

~ WNetTNBl W. va
oblt, STp9QE's Rooms Custom Hou'e.
TIME %. 8. SANITARY COMMISSION,
desiring To relieve Soldiers, SallOt, ana
their families nom the heavy expenses uSstA-
" paid for tho prosecution Of such CLAIMS
have established this Agency, to collect pen'
RipnS RTTeREs Of p0y, bounty and other Chains
NVnliISt the government, tiithOuf charge or en-
penSs QfOtv lind WAdifintT 70 tie ol0iRdnh.
on application sent to this Agency, stating
the nNine and post Office address Of the elnim'
ant, the nNniC, rank, company, TCgiment, ser
count the claim 4 made date Of discharge OF
death, the proper blanks viii be iilled out q
mr. IA possible and forwarded to the peISnn
applying, These cln then be executed and
returned to this olfiee, whore the claim WI
10 pro ruted To q fnhl Issue In the GhoItesl
Do iblo tiinR. iul3-eol6 hl &fhlw
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LAW SCHOOL,

. WinchoRtePS VliBRiIliO.
WJILL OPEN ON THE l5TII SEPTEMBER
w, next Tho session. win continue nine
months and the COulso 81 study will be null
/, and extensive, with daily lectures and eEIlnl.
lhAtpnS, Ry theSe means I hope 10 lmpaIl
an accurate practical know ledge OF the lead
nc ptneiplvs Of The NV In al rs great
~ My main effort VIM BE- to excite in the stu
= SOLID foundation 81 lCaEnlnR, 10 which he can
Afterwards add with case and 70 prepare him
FOR Sucnl mi practice. Z
TIM 800 q session One.half payable on
lesning the school, the residue on the INST day
20 February, B0GNl a. reasonable rates read
lily obtained, ff,rl fafsl
4, + For fIiFiheF infnFmafi0 Addrcs n
JUDGE RICHARD PARKER,
/. : OuglstR2tAV m atWinChester, Va.
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EXTRA CHARGES PEn QUARTER, WHEN
PAID In AnNANCE.


W0 request the pnblic to notice that the
above arr tho changes when paid punctually
in advance, when not 80 paid, ten per cent
will Immediately bo added, rs forming the
regular prices 0f the, academy. Pupils re-
malning ut the Academy during the vaca.
ti0n, VIII DO charged nj the rate Of 81 % per
week. A sum Of money must DO deposited
with tho Dircctrcss sufficient TO meet the
expenses for clothing, &C., should the charge
oI:pFuviding these deYolveO on the Institution.
Parents are requested to furnish their chill
Clron with postage stamps
Letters 10 10 addressed " DiTectrcGI Of th6
Academy oCtho ViBitdfionn Mount de ChlntAl,
near Wheeling w, Va,
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neatll 81 Ii,snat. IInrdliig..o q

PH1IAbRLPHiA, August q 4'JAsper
Harding, Collector OF Internal Revenue
of the lst Congressional district for
merly publisher OF the philadelphia
Inuuifer, died Mt the residence i6f his
son, W. w. Harding, at Chestnut Hill,
this morning, aged 65 years. He was
9ne 81 the Oldest newspaper publishers
in the country. J,f
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PHtLADELPiI1A, August 2l!7-shles Of
1000 head OF beef cattle, at I89lBJfc per
quality; sales az 600 sheep at0 i<(d691e
Der pound gross. 200 hogs at l5@B17 per
lO0POnnds net, latter fOrprirne corn fed.
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WAGIEINoToS, Augnst 2l.-The spe-
.Cinl military ;cOmmtsstn convened this
afternoon h the Court OF Claims room
ut the Cnnltol. Major General Wallace,
President, and Col, Chapman, Judge
Advocate.
Capt, Writ WAS brought into the
ROOM guarded on each side By a soldier.
The prisoner was requested TO rise,
when Col. Chapman said:
Capt. WiFtZ, you are 20 be tried by
this military connliEsion. Have you
any personal objections TO any Of It's
membeU2p
Judge Hughes. Of the counsel, said
that he proposed TO make no objection
Of a personal character. They would,
however, at q subsequent stage OF the
proceedings, ask 70 be heard ON the
plea Of general jurisdiction, especially
TO the mode OF constituting
the court, but if tho prisoner WAS to be
tried by "a military commission he
would as soon be tried by this one as
any other.
The members oftho commission were
then sworn.
The Judge Advocate informed the
prisoner that he was nrrnigned for trial
under the name OF Henry Writ. Was
that the name? The prisoner replied
that It was.
Judge Hughes desired to say that tho
charges and Specifications were not de-
lvered TO the prisoner until yesterday
afternoon and were not seen by his
counsel till this morning, therefore
they had not sufficient time to examine
.liein.
Col. Chapman said the counsel could
lsk for delay after tho Srraignmoni,
and then proceeded 70 reRd the charges
md specifications, preferred against II.
YiFtE as follows
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NRw York, Aug. 2l.-ThO Herald's
Mexican correspondent states in reln-
ton to the condition Of affairs on the
Rio Grande:- -H
Nothing positive can be relied on
save the one fact that the Imperial Conl-
! mander there lftts HE strictcat order 10
preserve terms OF cordially, n possible,
with the Americans, and suffer no net
Of hostility or aggression to be CONF
mitted on the part OF the Mexican forces.
COrtinns Is Op, the rampage as usual,
hut the career Of that individual to all
parties is running towards close.
AgoOd many rebel generals md lesser
secesh lights arc struggling into Mons
tory and MatAmoras, and slowly NOV!
ing toward the capital, with the hope
Of obtaining employment from MAXI
milan, but the emperor has already
more generals than ho WANTS, and rs
for that matter quite as many soldiers
us he has any use for or Gun support.
MRgruder and SholbY aro, believed TO
DO al Monterey, and rIimot has II that
Dick Taylor md some OF his stan are
en- route hither from the Rio Grgnde.
3.i Ftt s-s.s-. 49, flfl
Letter Prom n SOuth Carolina Planter
NEW YoRK, Aug. 2l.-The CONNER
cial publishes the following from a
private letter, written by Il citizen Of
Camden, s. G.: As all tho negroes are
10 be turned loose on the country on
the first dily Of january next, the qucs.
ton IL how IRE they to live? Thepoor
creatures. Their doom is sealed. 1liov
or the white people must perish. Which
shall It be2 viii the North stand by
and see their own flesh and blood pc
rlsh at the hands Of the negroes? /
fear for the first OF january to come.
We are sure to have Il difficulty with
the blacks. / think they arepreparing
for the crisis. They arc arnilng them-
selves now, and think they have more
weapons than the whites. We hive
but few arms TO defend ourselves with.
AS for myself / have none Sherman
got my shotgun, and a revolver. /
Intend, however, to send for pair Of
army revolvers, with fixed cartridges TO
fit. II not too much trouble, tell me
the cost Off pair Of them. want good
ones; FOR am sure l shall need them.
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Prospectus Of ST Jgsphs Academy,
tcosDucrED M SISTERS OF ST. JosEPrj
Corner Quincy and Fifth sts, x
WHEELING. W. VA.

Ha.t uiaHsl y .tt ~ ..H I..
THIS INSTITUTION WILL BE OPENED
i for the reception Of Pupils on Monday,
September 9Th. The course OF instruction
will comprise all the ordinary branches Of
fnIShed English education. Music md the
French and German langunePS taught by
competent Instructors. Strict attention paid
10 the department Of the Young Ladies, who
will l(O required 10 observe punCtullly the
Rules md Regulations adopted for their I'm.
provement and for the mAlntenRnce Of good
order. ,ts3h
+. ~ TERMS,
Per Quarter Of II weeks iyable In advanceG
Sixth Glass
Etith = ,...-.-...'- oyg
Fourth = ..-4e.as.,,.,,'..,s..,,.s.. W.
81 Third ~
EeCQuu 80
M First ..,,,i,,,.-, .... ,.,...,.,., ,iy,iVOO
~ EXTRA CHANCES.
French and German srquHIteF $40
Music on Piano, s,lO0Q
Use oflnstrIiment az desired .y..,, 100
Stationery, ',,...,, ,.,;sl " Lyll
Applications to be made 1t the Academy,
Entrance, AFTER September 4lll, ON uincy
street. auglo-lW
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E6TRA CHANGES, PER QUARTER, (NvIIENhPAIn
9a III. lNApvANCE,l
French, German, Italian or Spanish, per :,
quarter ~
lfANlrg Per W
US Of PhiloS6ph and Chemical APP. .
pafttus pet %
4 MuSic IL Mastery charges.
The SChoOl Will be opened on the flFSt Non.
day In September. Appllt Hons may be .all'
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4 GENTS WANTED FOR OUR GREAT
a N0tiOnai. Work, the nlnst complete only
SIifhentin and reliable Life OF Lincoln pub
inSi and contnin9 more Of his early history,
DNiItIc0i enTeeF, speeches, DO, tng9ther with
Inc Seenel md Incidents connected With his
tHSGlc endl. than any other. TeaehRr, ladies,
md specially returned and disabled soldieFss
viii md 4 q rare chance % make %, money,
Addras JONES, BROS. 4 CO.. Ehilade llhla'
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NEw YoRK, Aug. 81. Gold ll42t1.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-20
Lights and Shadows at Washington.
WASHINGTON, March IA, 1865.

w ACu14N0AOCe AZ dACA II, 4CUOs
To the Editor Of The Press: ~
1t is gratifying to know that Gen. Grant has
at last put an end to the rebel trade at Nor
folk, Va This city had not loyal citezens
enough in it to have saved Sodom; hundreds
have taken lite service, but they have devoted
themselves to furnishing goods to the rebels
through Suffolk, Deep Creek and the Dismal
Swamp Canal. Three-fourths of all the goods
sent from New York to Norfolk, have found
their way inside OF the rebel lines. What a
vast amount of sympathy exists for these
traitors! We have here in great abundance
Government is merciful. Why, we rent a
house from widow at $500 per annum, pay
her pension of 5000 per year, and her son is
a Major General in the rebel army, and she
herself and all her relations, are rebels. The
loyal and true can suffer; but we must show
mercy.
Assistant Secretary Harrington has not vet
rendered his resignation to the President, but
it is understood that Mr.. Colby, the present
Register, will be named to the President BY
the Secretary of the Treasury, as his successor,
there being strong friendship existing be-
tween the two gentlemen.
We understand that Senator Wilkinson has
been requested to accept the Commissioners
ship of Indian Affairs. If it be true, and we
trust that it is so, a gentleman of large expe-
perience and of great personal worth will take
charge of interests very serious Importance
at this present time, and we hope he will take
Gen. Lander's advice in regard to the Indians
feed them, feed them, and then they will
not fight Better give millions for food, than
to have one foray. All that they had is ours t;
and if we can make it more acceptable to the
Giver of all, shall we refuse them the crumbs
that fall from our our table? Are we SO much
better than they?
The telegram of yesterday from Sherman
was cheering to those anxious hearts who have
been waiting for SO many weeks, but before
this week closes we shall have a mail from him
direct from Newbern, N. c..
The Opera OF Tamerlaine, last night. was
extremely well given, but it will never be
popular here. The music is delicious--love is
charming, but going to Rome as a penalty for
it is too much. We prefer to be sent there to
eat mushrooms from the Campagna, and run
the risk OF being poisoned.
The bottom having been let out of the
James river canal by Sheridan, must produce
great constipation if not CONSERVATION the
last, deserters say, prevails to great extent
in that community" as Recorder Kicker said.
anu VIII soon Dc put an end 10. DUKE.
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Keep Disease at BAY.

Invalids, broken down in health and spirits BY
Chronic Dyspepsia, suffering ON tho terrible ex-
hRustion which folio VS. the attacks Of acute disease
the testimony of thousands who have been raised a.
by miracle from similar itate of prostration, BY
HosTETER's STOMACH BITTERs, is a sure
guarantee that by the sane means you too may be
Strengthened and restored. But to those who stand
in peril of epdemics, to all who, by reason OF ex.
posture, prvations. an uncongenial climate, or un.
healthy pursuits, may at any moment be stricken
down. this paragraph is most particularly and en-
phaticaily addressed. You, who are thus situated.
are absolute safeguard against the danger
that menaces you. Tone and regulate the system
with this Harmless, medicinal Stimulant and Alter
ative and you will be forearmed against the malaes
whoseseed noatsround you in the runseeu. HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITPERs are not only
standard Tonic and Alternative throughout the United
statea but theS are accredited by the certificates of
the most distinguished citizens of the Union, to the
people ofall other lands. In Canada Australia and
the West Indies, they are gradually taking the place
ofall other stomachics whether native or foreign.
and as surely as truth progressive and denonsra
ton overthrows doubt, they will eventually super
sods every other invgorant and 3 storative nowem-
ployed in medicinal practice.
New York House. 50 Cedar street, Y.
marc 2wd&w
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Boston Dry Goods Market.

The dry goods market presents fair reflex
OF mercantile circles in general. Business ia
at a deadlock; prices are unsettled, and buy
ers and sellers wide apart in their views. Con-
sumers are waiting for gold to tumble into
that lower deep" which seemed to be yawn.
ing for 1t yesterday morning-though from
subsequent indications it is possible they NAV
wait in vain. ANY marked reaction in specie
values, in the absence of either speculative or
commercial demand, and based upon causes
legitimately affecting the currency, would be
likely to develop very active trade and send
up price,, which are now positively low. to a
materially higher range.
Agents and commission merchants are pur-
suing very cautious and discreet policy
Their supplies are limited, and production is
being gradually reduced. II not able to meet
the views of buyers they do not press sales,
at the peril of breaking down the market more
completely but they keep cool and avoid all
symptoms of panic. Jobbers sell freely at re-
duced rates, whenever they can find GUS
toner, expecting to make up for their lack of
margin in replacing stocks. All hands are In
good spirits. considering the dscouragements
Of the situation, and console themselves with
the reflection that the more violent the nuctu-
alton, and rapid the descent to a normal basis,
the sooner it will be over.
just at present there are scarcely any regu-
lar prices for Gotten goods, as the transactions
during the last few days have been too insig-
nihcant to afford reliable data.-[Con.. Bulle-
tin.
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VyAK EN- ON execution and will be sold at public
Il auctisu on Monday, the Gath day of April A. ID
1866, at tsp O'Clock in the forenoon at the sheriff.
office in The City of Portland, in the sa County of
Cumberland. all the right in equity which Henry
Huston Falmouth, has or had. on the 7th day Of
July, A. D. 1864. at4 clock and 80 minutes M DO.
ing the time o iths attachment on the original writ
to edeem the following DEF cribed real estate to wit
certain piece or parcel of land wi. The buidn gs
thereon situated in Falmouth, being the homestead
1arm on which J now live, and the same prem ses
conveyei to me by Mark Huston, by deed cfwaIran-
W deie1 March I'D 1921, and recorded in the Cum
Derland Registry of DeeSs, Book 1l3, page 538 t.
which reference is made for more minute aud par
ucular descr ption of said premises and there bO5nd
Also one other piece of land situated in said Fall
mouth containing fifteen acres, being the same
piece conveyed 10 me by Eli X. Huston, By de OF
warranty bearing even date herewith and the sane
land conveyed to said ELI h. Huston BY foreman
hobbs.
by deed dated Oct 10th 1853.
The above defcribed real estate being sapyec. ~
mortgage deed from Henry Huston % nSnJ ,i en-
nell, 70 secure the pay ment of IL AZ. S ~
three hundred dollars in one year rom "a s u ,at
terest three hundred dollars IN TWO " arc On
ard interest," deed dated Nov 10 1903 anu ooo @
In the Cumberland Registry of Deeds BOOK SzO page
45i; all the above are hereby referred 70, for more
particular description of the above described real
estate.
GEO. w. PARKER, Sheriff.
mar2Ow3w
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Discovery OF A NEW IsLAND.-On the
17th Of last December, while on the passage
faom Micronesia to Honolulu, Capt. Gelett, of
the missionary ship Morning Star, discovered
a new island in PA north latitude, 1912 east
longitude 1t is abont five miles long, densely
covered with trees and shrubbery, with
white sand beach, and rises in knoll at the
centre, perhaps two hundred feet above the
sea. The brig passed within three or four
miles of it about sunset, and breakers were
seen all around. There was no signs of in
habitants living on it. A reef extends 10 the
north of the island. On the old Admiralty
charts a doubtful island is noted in the vicinity
of the one discovered, but on Wilkes Ameri-
can chart and on Luray's London chart none
Is laid down within one hundred miles of the
spot. The Honolulu Adcertiser proposes to
name it Gelett Island
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DR.. HARVEY. Having sold ont my bust.
ness In Boston, have permanently located IN Port
land, Me, where shall pay particular attention to
the treatment of Chronic Complaints with my new
Chemical Remedies.
have cured hundreds of casesafter ali other rem.
edes have failed.
Consultation Free.
Office hours from to IL A. NJ. andfrom to P.
NJ MsAM 1868 E1.K feb2ldtf