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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-15

hero.
In reference to the elections of the County
Court, the Gazette says: es, eaai
( The Jus ices elected for the County of Rock
bridge assembled at the Courthouse on Mon.
day last, and most of them were duly qualified
and had their commissions placed in their
hands. Several OF the gentleman elected ARE
declared to have been ineligible, from having
held Office in the Home Guards. Hugh Bars
clay, was elected Presiding Justice of the
Court. h8.ss 81 eSss.y as)s
PosT OEFloE.-After Mr.. s Ramsey had re
ceived official information of his appointment
as Postmaster at Lexington, notice was given
that he had been removed, and Mr.. Robert
Campbell appointed in his place,
From SrAuNroN.-Th A Visdicator, of the
llth instant, speaking of the elections that
took place on Wednesday, says: eo
The election for municipal officers for the
town of Staunton, resulted in the election of
N K Trout, Mayor; Jas F Patterson, Clerk;
Chapman johnson, Attorney for the Com
monwealth; Geo Fl Hueson, Commissioner of
the Revenue, Jacob f Parent, Sergeant, and
W B Kayser, B F Points, D @ McGufin W L
Bslohis, J B Schersr. M Hardy, W H Wilson,
J W Crawford, r Hope, A NJ Bruce and J B
Evans, Councilmen. gs
Fl H Peck, Esq, has leased the Gas Works
and will shortly supply the people of Staun-
ton with more light
Gen Mcclellan is said to be candidate 70
the positionIof engineer of Western railroad
with salary of Sic, 900 a..year. s,q s1 !. ]
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Let Us be Mereiful to Ourselves.


The physical structure of the strongest human be-
ing is vulnerable everywhere. Our bodies are endow-
ed by nature with certain negative power, which
iprotecs them to some extent from unwIolsome indu
ences: but this protection is imperfect and cannot
safely Beeed on IN dphcalthy regions, Or under cir
fcumstanees Of more than ordinary danger. There
fore it is WISDOM it is prudence, is common sense
to provide against such contingencies by taking an
antidote IN prqnce in other words by terrifying tho
system with course of HoSTETTER's STOMACH
BIrTERs, tine most complete protective against all
the epidemic and endemic malades that has been
Administered in any country. AS remedy for DysA
pepsia, there is no medicine that win compare with
it. Whoever suffers the ipsnss of indigestion, any
where on the face of the earth where HOSTETTERS
lBITTERS can be procured, does so voluntarily; for
as sure as truth exists this Invaluable Tonic and Al
terative would restore bis disordered stomach to
ally recommended, and in cases of confirmed Consti-
patton it affords speedy and permanent re,.ef In
Canada the West Indies, and Australia the Bitte.s
rank above allo other medicines Of the class and the
demand for themin al foreign countries increases
every season. -s93i1si dgs9 ss8WoI
New York House, 80 Cedar Street, N. Y. iqiao4q 2
FatiJuly 11-d&w2w .,rH
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Brigham Young entertained Speaker Colfax
by special performance at his theatre. As
Mr.. Colfax is a strict Methodist, Brother Brig
hams attentions must have seemed to him very
much like bore
The stopperput upon the opening of Ford'sl
theatre by the War Department. itseems was
for prudential reasons. A dispatch to the Bos-
! ton Postsayss sSDuring the past few. days Mr.
Lord has received several anonymous letters
warming him that no performance should take
place there. TO prevent disturbance detail of
police were on hand, but the military authori-
;Hessssized the. theatre in time to prevent any
trouble"
The coal dealers of Boston have established
she price at SO for 1000 pounds. $50
Sam Houston, 1t Is now proved, was Union
to the last. The rebel papers lied about him
as about everything else, and the rebel au-
thorities tried to get him to swear fealty to
the Confederacy, but the old hero scorned
them. ssssa ytTsas ss5la s5ss.3n89 n;7M sa4 9s B
Why is a mans chin the most unlucky part
of his body? Because it is constantly getting
into serapes. ~ "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


49, ACard. -
The subscriber would take this opportunity to "
turn to those friends, customers and correspendents
who have so uniformly and generously eontipued to
him their favors and confidence during bis long
absence from astiye business consequent upon con-
tnued indispostion for moge than eighteen months
last past. Such fayors only be duly appreciated
by placed in similar circumstances, and trusting
that no one ofhis friends viii be situated, he
makes the present and public acknowledgement hop
ing that each will accept it as individually rendered
in al sincerity With improving health, in order to
give greater efficiency to the business and satisfaction
to his friends and the public who may be requiring
insurance, he has united with him Mr.. Joseph II.
Coffin, who has been long and extensively known in
connection with the Eastern Express Co., and his
son Charles H, Foye, and having largely increased
facilities for business would respectfully solicit FOR
the new irmthe iavors and confidence Of friends and
the public generally. VIII. FoYE.
K Portland, July II, 1861. july11d3t
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THE puRIF1oAr1oH NOT pnRrncr.

MISREPRESENTATION N,r pnprrcm
O. -.
uoS' flerpohss aususs virginia blouse OF
Representatives, consisting OF nine members,
which racantlv induload Il, a hy,,.laso,,o sas;,,,
at Richmond. was presided over NV . 1vbiskev
lo.d ,on,,d r,,,,,,,,,
]...t- -.sy' a..s '''A' '@l'on0 steaAer,
at tne aaJournment OF Inc session, INDUCED IN
avaledictory in which he said, "Thank God I
Virginia is safe--deliyered ffnn the bands- of
the abolitionists-n ,ror;s;o,a, e.ano -.
no suffrage" ,as>ss $780,. :. 3.
The Alexandria fVa i. .yourooI ouotas +h;s
o,,,h,,.,. 20 Was
VI piouaS p'sil 0" anu tneh ven
uiates the record OF Mr.. Speaker, Downing
after this sort: III Fasas1 "a $3.50
aos a-.a9gz.6A .sE....IE. ys.ssosr.s
.ho 0 Ssta s!lo oM 1ne aDoltionists," exclaims
u1 [as5 Speaasr, as py some great and
does he meanP Has he any reference among me, 10
e 0tners, % tnose who voted the abolition Of
be was aa e'rs Uonyenuon Of which
loudest and spoken the LONGEST in ,o ouse ~
that, to him now, dreadful enactment? What
ever ssey NJ lney cannot force neg
new. And who does he mean by sstbev ~ J Pns-
sibly he refers to the "vile rebels" which he
I0rmerly iosC NO opportunity 70 denounce with
those vile rebaIs Who o c y, soscaDulaTy
his distllleryin Londoun, and threatened the
very body Of the Speaker itself with personal
S,,rs,s ~
in the North o, svb;cs n Ie b;,, ,os people
by whose Expenditures Of blood and treas,,r s
h..
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SPECLAL NOTICES.
MRS. WINSIOw Y

.l9e45isfIlF Uf-ft-sf = - ~ A@>( w
"a \. EXPERIENCED Nurse and Female Pbv.
= stefan, presents to the attention Of Mothers ber
3 Soothing SYru b, "a.
FOR CHILDREN TEErH1NG
winch greatly facilitates the process of feetbno NV
so.'enng the gums, reducing all inflammations viii
ailay all PAIN and spasnodic action, and i
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS II
depend upon it, mothers twin give rest to vour-
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO your sINrA Nrsssi y
we nave put up and sold this article far aver tb,,,,
years ana can say in confidence and TR1rrp 20 \
what we have never been able to saw Of am 49,
Neoer has it failed IN single ;,.stance -
eeecs cure when timely used Never did we I,,o,v
an Instance Of dissatisfaction by any one who ,se 4
On 'ne contrary all are delighted witt, its oeat,o
''lu speak IN terms Of commentator of its magical
enec's ana medical virtues. We sneak in this ,at,r
what we do Know after thirty wears experience
gnu piedge our reputation for the fullment Of what
We mere deciare In almost every instance where ts
niant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion rs,,a,
win be ound In fifteen minutes after the Syrun is adj
Ininistered. s92i3IF % 81
Full directions for using win accompany ZACH hot
Tile. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CIRRUS
q PERKINS New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold BY al Druggists throughout the world. Z
Frice only IS Cents per Bottle
-iuna3anda e. v,a,,, -
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into old habits Of thought, feeling and ac-
ton.
A good practical lesson az 70 the best way Of
dealing with such fellows, was afforded BY 2
Priest who had been obliged many times Ser y
abselged SHINING parlshioner. The p dislsent.
fen overboara when bis priest wass,,Iv na3,.
IHe.put forth his piteous cries, then berred
itent, was promptly absolved,, ;ne bv which he
for rope, plank or ap Is,,, the ,I,my, .,,r,,,,
scOuidmake his salyat s.s face. 4No,n said the
that stared him him u now all right, in fitting
sooc e4est fifrescued you viii lose your
S'a.e " u, s.,sit him to go ander.----...----
'o M - - sometimes led to think it would
We seen for the credit of some parties ifthey
ID been left to the tender mercies of the reb-
els and had not been saved from an honorable
death that they might lead a treacherous
and ungrateful life. They should have kindly
died when they could have done so with hon
Or to themselves and benefit to their coun-
a.. Il AL ~.
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sa Y -SSScos gsasR esF4a ssi
90 The public is respectfully informed that DR..
L1eHrHLL can be consulted during this week
at the UNITED STATES HeTELon DE Arvpss
CATARRH, and all diseases Of the EYE, EAR
and THROAT. Those affected as above sbonld
bear in mind that medical attention should not
be deferred, as most Of the uneurable cases arc
the result of procrastination july12 o. !.
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z BEHIND THOSE RosEATE GATEs.-Tba l;,,s
of girlhood there should be fragrant ns,aape
elegantly furnished with ivory and coral ''i 10
drop metaphor. Young ladies, YOU sbonlS
keep your teeth and gums in perfect ORDER II
you hope in after-lfe to enjoy the BLESSINGS If
sound set of dentals and sweet breath lf, - :.
What will enable you to do this? You asI
Nothing but fragrant SozoDoNT-We penIS
@ july 12eodSt
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PortIal.d Conapa1au,--Nottce.

VNIIE Stockholders Of the Portland Company aKe
Il hereby notified that the Annual Meeting Of tho
Corporation win be held at the Office ofthe Company,
at their Works, on TUESDAY, the 25kt day u July
i1lst az O'Clock IN the qternoon for the following
purposes - ~. ...f.. .I 4.
1st-To act on Reports of the Directors and Treas
2nd-To choose Directors for the ensuing year.
3d-To act on any other business that may come
before the meeting. 49,. ...... ........
sh 7ii17'l7 p EDWARD H. DAVIES, Clerk.
Portland, July nth, ts65.-d2w y W
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
Rim e N .EWS
aPoR TToF PoRTLA ND.

70 599t1us OH 9hAai Tuesday, July II.
= Gidqisaniid1~ ARRIVED. 2Ai ~ Ngiitu-t
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John NIB
for Boston. --
Barque Eyentide, Park Philadelphia, Enormously
q fig Fanstina (of Stpcktpn) Harrington Cardenas
q Brig Stella, (of Portiand Ashford, Fortress Mon
roel5 days. eWlliNt ta fti3tf ?
Brig Hattie Wheeler, Dolan, New York, ,.r.-.,-
Sch Alonz0, tBf) Haggett, Havana 9th ult.,
SclrH II Cleveland, Thomas, Now York. ~ .-5lili
Sch A JjDger, Rogers, New York. ooG d91g n
Sch Elizabeth DeHart, Low, New York. tors sfl Il
Sch Bramhaf, Sawyer, Boston. Z ...,.f ~.
Sch Sarah b Harrisy Huntley, Machias. Z,
Sch Sarah Elizaleth, Montgomery, WaldobOro ii
Io Sch lime line, Farnham pamariscotta. .sisW lllr
AR 8th, barque Harvest Moon, Staples, from New.
York for Stockton, tand sailed.) rT "a 49,. 3.
A'' 92AA 9asti CLEARED
Sch Royal Tar, (Br) o Brien, Maitland NS-master
Sch Alquizer, Watts, Washington Dom Nick
ersoll. za4 5tfaa1eiIs sqqi" .-gf4ltt tuiFHa1 hf
Sch sedonia, simmons, Washington dem B Nick
Sch s1ruinan;s Henderson, New York4E Free
man, Jr.si11pJ ahiia# 9aiq9J 10 5hi0A 9Ai r,
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z iHARMONH4e SAWYER ,. e
U. s. War Claim Agents for lIaine,

~ VIII give tneir exclusive @
PENSIONS, BOUNTIEs, ARREARS OF PAY,
III PRIZE MONEY LOST CLOTHING, &c. 2
Oaicers' Accounts with the Ordnance, Quartermas-
tiers and Treasury Departments adjusted and settled
and certificates Of non Indebtedness obtained. ~
Terms reasonable 8asI eGilisysI3 81 gf8iri So
~ No charges unless successful Iser5. slped
- All advice and information free' is ,A 3s -
Ofice No. So Exchange Street, Jose Block, Told
stand of Bradford s. Harmony .aostig
h ~ ahn s9i'io mo p neo 2. X. HARMON, ~
m w. S. SAWYER.
REFEREScEs: -Hons VIM. p Fessenden, U. S
Senator; Hon. Samuel cony, Governor Of Maine
Hon. Israel washburn, Jr., Collector of Customs,
q may16d&wf
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DR. eLIGHTHIF,T

VIII be at the U. s. HOTEL, on MONDAY, July
10TH to remain until SATURDAY, July 10th, where
he can be consulted on DEAFNESS, CATARRH.
and all diseases ofEYE, EAR, and THROAT. Par
tcular attention paid to Children troubled with Dis
charge from the Ear. San % ~ a4 a''i ia liot
~ Artificial Eyes inherited without pain. 80 &
July a--i7tSswit 4 ,'t,x Il 4 ~ t..
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SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 9TH ult, brig Perpetua,
Bath Ne 18th, snip Midnight, Crosby New YOrf
142 DAYS. 18TH Waterloo, BabsoI, Hong Hong.
NEW ORLEANS below LIST inst, barque Florene'
Peters, Hooper, from Philadelplliae
BALTIMORE 5th, brig. Model, Torrey, BOs
"a AZ 9TH 9TH brig L G watts nix, Bangor
.PHILADELPHltFciq st5 &i Aeeaqtia, Hig-
AT sth, brig John Ayiles, Upton, Matanzas; sch
ThompsoR Holmes fiockEqd. q 40 I.
Al 81, ssls i u Price, kelley, Psrtlapdi Sarah
CID 9Th, schs Starlight, York, Portland; H B Met
calf, Rogers, Boston. "A y ~ . " Az
NEW YORK-Ar 9th, steam-tug Besolute, Ladd,
Washington for Richmond, Me; barques Statira,
HERMAN, Sagua; Homeward Bound, Gilmore, do;
brig II MeSnedy Gsysr, csrdsnas scns William
far Rosson, BriiliaIt 1ao Addison
q King, McGregor, and FAIRFIELD, verriil, Calais
Only Son, johnson, Gardiner; Reno, Leary, Rock
lands Joseph, McCarty and Ii Chase, Bryant, Port
land; Corbulo Hart do for Rondoutj Calista, Hall
Below ships Carrier Dove. Andrews. from Shields;
Confidence johnson, from Glasgow.
), Ar 10th, ships Energy, Caulkins, Liverpool; Robi
Lane AmidoR, a9i eSEqnss Union, ulmsr Cow
cay CB D5 MStda pysE RIO s W Sarah
gfrl.sli-.I Ms. Enfh II Baker. KNIGHT non,
CID 10th, ship st Mar (, Howes, liverpool barons
S Mas en1ach dickinson, Ffankfort sch Ellen
new y HAvEN-Ar sth, sch H Perkins, Calais,
Dodge, Cal Calais suns paca'ar' Murphy, and Ontario,
PROVIDENCE 10th, schs seaeo,vert e,,S,,.m
land BsIpar. Ecsa,st zones, Calas Albion, Stone
pa WTr ifSt F Sr.ese, Conary kockland.
Bangor. "a AV'n, sen Rochester, Perry,
Sid 16tb sab .rob,, f,,,ss,,.... ri b, -
BRIST1,is A. ieth So IN, s1, Long, Gardiner
NEWPORTAAr III sci sai, Neptune Dow, Calais. .
Lord. Calais o''i' SCH A-ossns tfay and Valhala,
AT 9th. sch Roval f,at rso,,.... 60 -,-.,
Sailed StI brig ~ Gan, nenson, Calais
RocFport for SoTtE sahs SSi s Philbrook from
Fairiaaiar yaMeson nom kockland for New York
Z stklnss trQqksFiile tor do; Lindsey
Pawt5est fan ,o rso martina Maria, Sprague, from
FAf I'Ga RI NJ Tsel1a a. ,o.,
Ca1ais y AT avn, sen franklin, Allen, from
c1s!s Eo.5 hOLE--Ar Sth, schs Onward Hadlev
Saia,s Ior New London Fantauzzi Wooster, d.
: A. or scPs q xr Gu, lf-rf fa
for Portand Gaors,e U1sssann, lnomas New York
bangor saxon Richardson, from Providence for do
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MARRIED.

IA ILLS snas city, July H. by DIR Wright j Doughty
aii ~, , t,,;s Jane Allen, both OF Portland
ssg .s s ~, July 8, byRev Martin, Edward
InKenneburk july Ia AZ fSe '' M II = Chnrcb bv
ket oanuei NY and Rev B Lapllam, Rev John N
CaiaMen, y iIISNerell and Mis- Emma NJ Hill, OF
p Rockiana, June % Andrew s Bowdoin, Of Vi
and Catlarine d Staples, of s. '''''' " D'-'"'''
In Montville, June ID, Ellis Gilman of liberty.
an Elmira H Palmer, Of ID. ~
port. and Mamie j McClintock, of b 's'' ''''
In waldoboro, June 20, Avery I Webb and Eva M
Tolman ~ fat
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CMOR Sc. M. d.

TREATS Catarrh, Bronchitis, and all affections Of
the Throat and Lungs, by cold edicated Inhalations
Success Unprecedented Can, refer 10 thousands IN
this city and State, and all parts Of the United
STATES. Office No. Q Smith STREET, PORTLAND,
MAINE. june23tf
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RELIGIOUS IErE1LreENcn.


q RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Rev. r. s. storrs, ID. D., Of Braintree, Mass,
completed, the I'd inst, the 4th year Of his |
ministry, preaching q sermon appropriate ito |
the occasion. .e,s..ro .r9., s..z,-,s,. 80
!. The non Episcopal Methodists, scattered
throughout the country, recently held con-
vention at Cleveland, Ohio. 1t was repre-
sentative body, composed of 125 delegates. -
Agreeing in their opposition to the episcopal /
government of the Methodist Church, their OBJ
ject is to bring about more perfect union and
cooperation among themselves.
Ias 1t is reckoned that the American Baptist
Missionaries in British Burmah have civilized
at least 10000 Karens in the last ten years.
Dr. Orville Dewey win preach the annual
sermon before the graduating class of the Dr..
vinity School, Cambridge. Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher and Professor Park of Andover have
both declined the invitation extended to them
TO perform this service. The school Is Unita-
rian; the two latter clergynien are Trinitari-, y
ans. IssbsaWa7 aiHl3a - iafs saasiizpsslas rs b 8
Earl Russell, acting in behalf of the Church,
Missionary Society, has been calling the Turk.
ish government to account for its violation of
the principles of religious liberation, secured,
some years since, by the agency of Lord STRAIT
l0lu " heuonne zasslssi, ~ {
nenty a son q 'ile eel'e.ao'e ms
3. .so' ~ 4 was -
y '' an w 0iiS' " SUNG
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~ I'M 1a @1u vneren sonns ,iuA =.
~ - - ~ nss
4 - rea,s Is now sbont T. rst,,yn I'm his fami.
" = An,er;ca his saahle baalt,, and GREAT age
Snf;tt;ng him foy / slo,oar residence IN Tnr.
Il
49, i n la 90
aoa;ot;,e s, ~, c,tt, az fo,,I !; u
80 T.asd,,o Haraafter thars will he bnt On.
8 South and North slavery and freedom bavip,
for many o.. -, ,.s
Hand Clergy Of the English AMI Episcopa
Church South, can no longer consistently pra.
for the President Of the Confederate Stakes
Such as. caunot vet go back to the old lity,s :,
requiring prayers for the President Of tn
United States, are for the present INDUCED il
II praying for aall in authority 81, - q
~ In South Carolina the African Metnodiss
have reorganized q Conference Of their Church
and the missionaries of the Methodist Eplsco
The Richmond Christian Observer neWsn ssre
is slowly reviving. m 9TG NJ
The American Baptist Home Mission socie
ty, which. in Nav. held its. anniversarv at 81
Il
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CoL.G q. ,,IS's ,,'' HONEY SOAR!

/ THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emolient in its nature, fagfantly scented,
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the % In.
For sale Jy all Druggists and sncy Goods Dealers,
june3td1yr .hssne1g &c xl7gil9b 7oi tiag dToe lle
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p HAVANA Sch Alonzo--s22 boxes sugar, Lynch,
Barker 8 GO; 27s boxes do, Robinson; 2OO boxes
do, John d Lord. -. y
- 0ARDENAS. y Brig Faustina-aO hhds sugar, to
H I Machin; IA hhds do, Emery q Fox; boxes do
1bbl molasses Dbl tamarinds, w Stafford 6re
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AT Calcutta sd ult, ships Winged Arrow. Rerrv
from singapore; Elcano, Pritehard from Gale Mar
ina Cobb Pilsbury for Boston, 1dg at ss currency:
Ellen Hood Kilby, for New York ig AZ 20 avara ~
3 Littletleld, Nichols, for do, at SSi. ~'-eS
'o Sid, ship Regent HaInlil, New York
and an Wd SPP psa Rrsy to lst ut ship so
Palmer, Lamb, Hong Kong. - '"'que ri'''i'i'
g.. AT Callao 18th uit, ship Feetford, Weeks, fom
Sid Sd ult, ship Detroit, Thomas Chnehas to load
LOT n England; tn, 0owper, Sparrow, and Wizard
Alng Woodworth, from Chfnchas) for Germany.
pher, for New York. f''' -
At Glaze Bay CB soth ult, barque Rechabite, Lee
man, for New York; and Others.
for New York, ldg; Mary Dyer, and S " Holhrook.
ior do, ldg; Carlton, nor do, do,
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1 usg- GARD PuoToeRAPHs, at THREE DOLLARS
PER DozEN,-the BEST in the City.
q .sAJaf5r AiDmay26snd6m
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per oity az baltimore, at New York \


Ar at Liverpool oath ut, j Baker, Miller, Gal
way; Neptune Peabody, st John NIB; 18th Shoot
star, Jones, Passports Irimountain, Stoufer, IN ST
John NIB. - w
y CID 27th Yorick, Dixon, New York; yfavc7.
Ar at London 10th, Havelock, Young, CalIao; Lin
coin Seamore, Calcutta, " In
Passed Deal 9Th, Persia, Doane, from shialds e,.
Leghorni zeth, Clara Morse, Lawrence, from Sunder.
OF the wight sTth. cynosare. Dram, rom Shield.
y Ent tout out at Newcastle ed, Guiding STAR small sr
ys "a I'm Queenstown sah eensOO, Freeman 81,
Ar at Cork 10th, Witch of the Wave, Todd c.n.o
su Ag ss alexandria 18th plt Canada yman I'm
Smyrna, eVuuard, Polleys,
BS sla mn IesAorn 18th plt Aaxapasins rtOOmD or
christ As e ca aiIS%0uEg a4tA ut Edward cBreu en-
Ar a. Antwerp Path ult. Stella rrefrv, New York.
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Halls Rubber ED,nor,,,n,

at Ia Middle Street, whore every variety Of Rub
Yer Goods can be procured at Manufacturers prices
Their assortment Of Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods Is really magnificent iune9stf
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REVIEW OF poar1Anp mARxpus.


NOTE Our quotations represent prices Of large
lots from first hands, unless otherwise stated ana q
filling small orders, higher rates have to be charged
For figures see quotations in another column.
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IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS,
~ y ~ ~
a Nes0 Discovery sn Photogro,Sa,,


We subscriber would call public attention to a
~ New and Original process for making
sm ~ HO PHSu \
Which is superior to anything ever before intro
a its advantages being to produce clear pic
fade. u - e' anu less Aa9ie 70
E9r Copying and Enlarging pictures this process is
Persons can obtain better picture for the same
price than by the old process = Wy '''"e
m, ExhlDition Rooms open at all hours of the dav =
mems. W s>sss'ae speoi-
= EIIC9 GEORGE NJ. HOWE. q
1EMPLE OF ART, 112 MIDDLE STREET.