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Income Tax-once more.

To the Editor of the Press:
There is~much excitement and feeling
among various classes of our citizens on the
subject Of the Income Tax. 1t wonld be
strange if there were not; and though there
has been frequent expression of this. verbal
and written, there is much more felt than has
found vent In any form OF expression.
The publication of the names and sums of
gil these who pay any portion Of this tax,
spreads the excitement more widely; and
though it lessons it on the part OF those who
think they have paid more than their share,
as a matter of course, excites jealousy and
suspicion. and does great injustice to a por-
ton of those who have considerable property.
and small incomes, but who pay largely for
their means, on the municipal tax.
h The Income Tax is levied chiefly. and prop
erly SO, on three classes of citizens: a
l. Men in active business, or who are con-
cerned In it.
p. Men Of property, more or less, chiefly
or wholly productive.
y, g. Men Of property mostly unproductiue,
and OF course, so far, yielding no income.
All of the first two classes, If honest, pay
severally their proportions; and whatever
some of them think of some Others Of their
respective classes, they also think they pay
much more than they should, compared with
some of their neighbors who, they suppose,
and perhaps do, possess more than themselves.
but pay little or no income tax; though this
is caused partly by their being taxed fully by
the city, on property which gives them no in
come NIl9tlM0Ny AA@nNdc
We will take, for example, the first of the
Income paying class: Take the case Of an
individual possessing what, II sold would
amount to $30,O0O-all Of it productive Ibis
house not costly, and paying him the interest
of the cost as the residence OF himself and
family; the rest of his property paying on an
average per cent. net. Such man pays on
an income of $500, except as reduced by his
municipal taxes and house repairs.
His neighbours property, estimated to pro-
duce, if sold, as much as his own, is invested,
one-third in land, In or out of the city, which
pays nothing; one-third in q house, which,
though more than sufficient for his residence,
yet for reasons satisfactory to himself and FAM
lily he neither wants to sell nor to LET. but
which is taxed by the city as much as he once
gave when tenant, for rent of house of
equal cost. The remaining third, or $4,000
averages per cent. net.
The last individual it will be seen has an
income OF 5000, which 5000 is exempt by law.
But he is not SO independent as this, for his
house is taxed so or 300 municipal tax.
A citizen SO situated, land such cases are
not very rare,) think should not be envied,
and certainly should not be reflected on as q
man Of easy conscience, because he pays little
or no income tax, though taxed by the city
70 or 600; but by such publication of taxes,
It'll his case is explained he is subject to the
suspicion, at least of the uncharitable, of
making dishonest statement.
...4 EXPERIENCE.
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What the Illustrious Abernsthy said.

w naC Inc lHuSLrlOuS AD6fnsLnV Salus ~
''well, sir, what's the matters" said Abernethy,
the great English surgeon, to cadaverous looking
patient, who had called to consult him "Oh, moth
ing seriousn was the reply, "my stomach and liver
are out of order that's ALL" Do you call that moth
ing serious, said Abernsthy; II tell you. sir that
when these two organs are out Of order as you call
it, there is not square inch of the body that is not
more or less diseased drop of blood in it that
is in healthful condition Nothing can be more
true and therefore it is Of the very highest impor.
tanos to keep the stomach and liver in vigorous
condition. If the is weak and the other irregu-
lar in its action tone and control them with HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs--the most genial
vegetable restorative and Alternative that has ever
been administered as cure for Dyspepsia and Liv-
er Disease. 1t is recommended by distinguished
surgeons and physicians of the United States Army
By Ulcers of the Army and Navy, by our first au-
thors, byeminent clergymen, in fact, by thousands
of The most intelligent of every class, as an I'M
equalIed protective against epidemic aud maarious
diseases, and perfectly innocuos but at the same
time powerful invigorant and Alternative
New York House, 80 Cedar Street, N. Y.
apps d&w2w l90 I2d09G
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Testimonial to Worthy CLERGYMAN.

a correspondent at Little Falls in Gorhan,
INFORMS us that on the Sunday following the
assassination Of Mr.. Lincoln, Rev. Mr.. Newell
OF tnat place preached sermon upon the sad
OCCASION In which he spoke in fitting terms Of
lug INDUSTRIOUS deceased, denounced the crime
according to its merits, and dealt faithfully
with the great issues Of the hour.
Some of the congregation took ofysnse At
this fidelity of their minister. and said thav
should hereafter withhold their support from
MN. This. copperhead revolt resulted in
good' for the ladies Of the village made a sur
PRISE visit to the minister, presented him with
. oarrel Of -four, and some $40 in money, &C
companieo Dy neat little'speech, which was
-a ~ responded to by Mr.. Newell.
The company then Joined in singing America
gave three hearty cheers for the elerovmsn
three more for the Union, and them With ths
stars and stripes flying returned to their home,
So much for the loyal ladies or Iittla F.IIs :"
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sfu5a ATwOOD's
PATENTDRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER,
asep AND
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated
ssuperiorisy OF this machine all others ior
the purpose of sinking Oil wells, the und srsigned
now prepared to receive orders for the same. e.
This machinery comprises everything requ1sI.s ior
the boring of oil wells excepting the STEAM
and CAST IRON DRIvTNa PIPE, tbuI Will Dc inI ms q
ed. II desired, at areasonable prce) ara uspensee
with the use Of the Derrick Rope, bull wheel and
other cumbrous aud expensive fixtures now IN use,
and Is so arranged being constructed on wheels and
portable that Il can be easily removed 'or the pur-
pose Of sinking wells in different localities.
THE DFraIrus Is removed from the we'll by our
Patent Hydraulic process, and d esnot require the
removal Of the drill from the boring. This process
not only removes all the detritus In from s to 10
minutes. but likewise efsctually clears out and
opens ali the small oil veins that are SO often entire
" closed up the old process Of sand pumping;
well can be sunk from 400 to COO feet within peri
cd Of from Is to 80 days after the soil pipe has ben
driven ~ stfs OH
Arrangements are being made for the construc'
ton and delivery of these machines st New fork'
Norwich, Newburg, N. Y :. and Pittsburg' "a.
dress SIMEON LELAND, So
MrrRoPoLITAE HOTEL, Ks
spl7 eod3m New York.
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DIED.

In Annapolis, Md, April q, at hospital Miss Ada
line Nj. daughter Of Moody Walker, Esq, aged
IS years. ---TA--- ~.
IN Washington. d c, May q james Il Maxwell,
son Of Joshua Maxwell, of this city, aged 20 years
months an-ia f t4 no A94
wFsneral on Thursday afternoon. at 8 O'Clock.
In Lmington,. April Is, Mrs Elisabeth, wife of
Smith Sawyer, and daughter Of Simeon Strout,
Esq. aged % years.
In Limington, April % Rev George Marstou, aged
SO years son OF Josiah Marston; same day, Mr.
Irwin Segeiey, aged "a years
!, In Yarmouth, May1. Mr. Zepas waterhouse, aged
80 years. lgltyE ltl IftLI III tUGalL
At Mt Olive, G. March "a George Burbank
formerly of South Paris aged 26 years-member 10th
Wisconsin Battery. i..- -.-
In st Louis, Mo- of consumption, Mr. VIM Arnold,
formerly of Portland aged Sc years. ~. l-'
; In Naples, April 20. Miss Caharine Bracket,
aged 81 years months.
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nnMEsTIC pnRTs.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAvANNAH-In port 77th, ship Lawrence John
CaAkLEsToN y Ar asth. brig BENIN Carver.
George Philadelphia. Nf.tIT
.RlCHMoND, vA-sld 2sth, sch H cady. Crow
fORTREss MoNRoE-Ar 2sth sch W Gardi-
ner, Simmons, Portland.
GE0RGET0wN DC-Cld 10th. sch Idaho. Waite
= BALTiMoRE-Ar 2Sth, brig Hrrrist Spear. Ches-
ter River.
CID 2Slh. brig Echo Benson. Ponce PR; schs Jas
Ophir Reed. New York. l flp
Jos Ames, Turner SULLIVAN samuel Fish; Davis,
Cid 18th, schs White Cloud, Freeman. Richmond,
Me, via Chester River; Corvo. AchorD, Boston; M s
dence; Honest Abe, C0nary, Philadelphia.
Ar lst, brig Crccus, Manson, Fortress Monroe.
PHILADELPHIA-cid 18th, brig W Ring Nc.
Ar LIST inst, brig Isaac Carver, Shute, Charleston.
Ar 18th, sch Ocean Ranger. Poland, Beaufort NC.
Cid 18th. ship Westmoreand, Ocean, Quebec; brig
CID Is, schs Boston, and Bullwinkle, for Boston
NEW Y0RK-Ar 10Th, schs Surf Shaw, Cherry
CID 2sth, hips Neptune Peabody, st John NIB;
Cutting, Tyson, New Orleans; briggs u Col
Anon a%eF suson cow BAY Condor
Key West; ID Doane. knowlton, Fort Royal sc; ;
schs PARAGON, Hatch. Philadelphia; A Dyer Rog-
AT lat. ship Mercury Stetson, FIN Havre: baroue
Lamplighter Bahrs, from Port Royal Sc; sch Sarah
wooster, Lord Newburg for Boston
CID LIST. ship Aymar, Carver, Cardenas; barque
Rosamond Pickett. Cow Bay CB sch Mary, Saw.
YEP PpRoSvFiDENoE-Arl LIST, sch Sarah Gardiner, Teel
Calais. isl9FN
Sid 2sth schs Caroline Grant. Griffin, Calais; 10th
Uncle Joe, Jone. New York. -slf-
Ar 1st. schs Susan TAYLOR, Lord, Calais; Warren
ton. Gray, Machias Oriental. Halves. Boston.
NEWPORT9Ar 2sth, schs Cohannet, Carlow, FIN
Providence for Pictou; Vendovi, Bray, Rockland
Ar iss, sch Chas Snow, Heath, Elizabethport for
SD 18th, schs Hart, Hart FIN Belfast for Fort.
rass Monroe: Laconia, Proctor, Saco for Philadel-
phia: Hannie Westbrook, Littlejohn, Portland for
Fortress Monroe; Martha Maria, Sprague. Fhiladel-
ph for Calais; Peucnan, Turner, Bangor for New
York; MEddy, Shute, Belfast for do Mary, Turner
Calais for PhiIadelpnia; Mazurka, Kimban from
Belfast for Norfolk SAM Nash, SeaYey, Machias for
New York; Maria Whitney, Snow, Roekland for
do; Van Buren,, Montgomery, from Calais for New
a0LMEs's HoLE-Ar 2sth. brig s Bickmore
Tracy, Boston for Fortress Monroe; schs Phenix
Heoley. Elizabethport for Portland; Belle. Whit
Mbridge for do; John Boynton, Reed Calais for
do; Caspian Holmes, Machias for Newport; John
Myers, Smith, Bangor tor New London; 80
Sid. briggs Allston, Bickmore; schs Lindsey
John Boynton, Belle, and others
BOSTON-Ar LIST, barque Warren Hallett Smith
Messina schs Oceanica, wallace; Mariel, Kaier and
Eredk Hahn, karnsworth, i'm Waldoboro; Mary A,
Cid list schs Sarah Elizabeth, Kelley. New York:
Arrival Farnham, Boothbay.
Ar I'd, schs Forest, Jordan, Ellsworth; II Pool,
MoFadden, Wiscaassti Jerusha Baker, Barberiok,
CID I'd, schs Susan Frances, smith. Trenton Texas,
Day, and Bramhall, Sawyer, Portland.
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DIR. LANGLEY'S
OF AND HERB~B ITTERs

or and 5eat Blood Purifier the best Health Restor
cine ever mo most perfect Spring and Summer Medi
aud R;,;aas 's.eSay cure Jaundce, Dyspepsia, Liver
kindled diseases ~'"era DeDilty, anu All
They cleanse the system, regulate tha h0vvals "a.
store tne apPe.i.e drive out ali humors, purify the
store to heal and sounanss, build up and re-
all who them Price rs So ana IS ets m me
tie Sold by q dealers in medicine SRne 81 Dos
GOODWIN & Co., 38 Hanover St, BostoO RUE u
mr.
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EvHRYBoDY's DELIGHT.-The FAMILY DYES of
Howe & Stevens, EGO Broadway, are truly every
body's delight. This is quite natural when 1t Is con-
sidered that they just what yerybody has been
wanting for years. For the small sum of rs cents
these gentlemen give their patrons y package IF
whatever color may be so ected, which Is warranted
to be better than any other preparation in the mar
ket. Their list ineludss more than thirty eolors
and these in turn may 90 multiplied i4defnitey,-
There 10 NO sort of fabric. wooden, silk, OF cotton
bonnets, ribbons, gloves, CO., Sc. but may be used
with equal certainty and facility. No wonder the
dyessre SO popular. 1wmay3
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Send me One Dollar by mail and will sond you
any ofthe following Gold Plated Articlts-Set of
aides Jewelry, Long Chain. Locket, Neck Chain
Ring. Vest Chain, Bracelet, Gents Chain Pin, Set
Of Buttons, Set OF Jet Hoops, Belt Buckle, Belt
Pin. Also will send good Hunting Cased Silver
Plated Watch and Chain for SIS. 30
Address, DRESSER's Dollar Store, Portland,
Ne. Box 1879. s-oa i "a .,e,, mar9d2m*
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sALEM-Ar LEI, brig Busmnh sherman, Calsi1
for Philadelphia; schs Julia Elizabeth, Merrill, 90
for New Haven; Highlander, Roers, do for Proyi-
dence; Bent, Foster. Millbridg TOR New YORK
Belle, Gray, Bangor for MarbeheaC; LeonoIa, spoI-
ford, Belfast for Philadelphia + Bazley, Crosoy'
Boston for Lingan CB; Catharine do for Ellswor.hi
Olive Hayward, do for bueksport Fredonia, do ior
JOnesport; Xatchman. do tor Berast.
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The Boston Post, with all its geniality,
cannot refrain from stigmatizing DR.. Geo. B.
Loring as q renegade, simply because the
DIR. stands by the Government. and advocates
human progress in spite of his political antece-
dents. The Post finds it necessary occasionally,
to say some mean word in order to hold on to
its party friends. 'ssS aiS4 IA "
HThe Democrat says Mr. Charles o. Piper
Of Wells, captured large seal just inside the
bar in the river at that placea few weeks since,
supposed to weigh nearly 200 lbs. He yielded
more than five gallons of excellent oil. N
HThose who went out of our beloved coun-
try Internationally. must return to it uncendi-
tionally. ssV VIVA II
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IMPORTS.

WINDSOR Ms. Brig Apha-ISO tons gypsum,
bbls POTATOES, to order. " TOE 7fnnu III ffCl
RIVER HERBERT Ms, Sch Star of the Sea-
l20 tons coal. to J B Knight. NVnfs En-
smoked herring, 10 otis dry fish, sheep skins, to
master. IIel
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MARRIED.

In this city, May 2 by Rev DR. Carruthers, Simeon
Powers, OF Lunenburg, vt, and Mrs Katie Hussey,
of Portland.
2 In Rockland, April a. Capt II Flint aud Han
nah + Robinson. t.ff e.t.rl tEa
In Belfast, April %, james White Of Northport,
and Lizzie Herrick. OF b. neta.raft -5l
In Angus q. April 20, Capt Otis Gilmore and Maria
Hilferty, OF ever. -
In Norridgewock, April II, Simeon Morse and Miss
Mary z Hafhorn. s-,rr =. f...-.-r ..-rf
In Fayette. April %, Anson woodwork and
Sa ali Walton. rIfciy EG'lnL tr
10 ElIiotsviIle, April TO- Daniel colson and Miss
Adelaide Davis stlafA1 ara.
In Hermon. April Is, Madison NJ Grant and Elsie
Swan.
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Superintendent Of Schools.

A letter from Augusta, informs us that
Gov. Cony has nominated Rev. EDwARD
BALLARD, Of Brunswick, for Superintendent
of Common Schools, uice Stone declined.
Mr.. Ballard is well-educated, scholarly
man, of rare attachments, and has long been
connected with the management of the pub
lie schools in Brunswick. He is at present
the Rector Of the Episcopal Church in that
town N4E sfH w I'll
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EAGLE HlIl MUTUAL CoaI Go.

stockholders in this Company who are entitled to
the Dividend for February, receive it by calling
at l02 Middle Street. e34 iass djaog e 90
ap2Td1w EDWARD SHAW, Agent. n.
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sP ECIAL NOTICES.
Private instruction.

A FEW more advanced pupils in Latin, Greek or
Mathematics can be attended to by gentleman
who can furnish the best Of references as to charac
ter and ability. Address C. o. r, Box l0s Portland
p. o, for further particulars. ap24d2w.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Tuesday ......., ..:......;:...... May e
= ~ r rf ARRIVED LI luH n
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John
NIB for Boston.
Steamer Montreal, Liscomb Bostoa.
Steamer Forest City, Donavan, Boston, -lsl
Brig Alpha, tBrl Gould, Windsor Ms
Sch Star of the Sea. lBrl Tine, River Herbert NIB
Sch Alice, Curtis, Portsmouth.
Sch Flyaway, Simmons, Machias. h.a r
Sch Rienzi, Crockett Miilbridge. lEs 3
sch Watchman, fainter. Frankfort. nrI 3.
Sch Russell, Hutchns, Orland.
Sch Ida Morton. Prince, Camden. -i
Sch Americus, Blanchard, Richmond.
Sch Metamora. Davis Friendship.
Sch Zenora, Murphy. Friendship.
Sch Convoy. Cook. Calais for Lynn. QLsH
Sch Paran, CLARK. Machixs for New York.
Sch Challenge, Bullock, Bangor for Norwich.
CLEARED. 1890.
Ship FL Dorado, tnew, OF Kennebunk, 1147 tons1
Fl A Wilson, Fortress Monroe-Littlejohn 4 Chase
zsch q F Young, Hume, Arroyo Pre- Churchill
Co. er,sl .ar-s.4 nd .f
Sch Gotham. tBr) Collect, St John NB-Thomas
Paddock.
Sch Rescue. Kelley Philadelphia Nickerson.
Sch Vigilent, White, New York-N B Nickerson.
SAILED-Barque Jas Ward. towed out 'nff
The number of American vessels lost during the
month of April, Is reported at "a. viz; steamers
ships, barques, briggs. and schooners. Partial
LOSSES are not included NJ |HN
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aCoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

q THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly
scented. and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale BY all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. Aii@3qas1 jan3Id1yr.
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Rooms TO Let.
To Dealers.

4 N the third story, on Congress near the head OF
Il Casco st. Inquire ut 221 Cumberland st, from
to O'Clock. may3tf
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r ~ Black and Tan Dog. with the name Of
~ y. O. cheney on the collar was ost in
HH Westbroek on the LIST inst. whoever will
- return said Dog to the subscriber shall DO
uitaDi. rewarded j. d. CHENEY,
may3d6 ll 1864 MiddsSt
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Administrators, SnIe.

DY virtue of license from the Judge Of Prbate
- for the County Of Cumberiatd q, toe sub scfber
as administrative Of the Estate OF Jonathan More,
late IT rott and in said County, will sell. by ubh6
auction, at the office of Fessenden Butler, 70 SO
Exchange St, in said Portlsnd, on SATURDAY. he sd
dav of June n xt, 10 O'Clock A. M, ali theright
title and interest, of which said des ased do
seized and possessed in and to two parcels Of and
lying In Standish in said County, conveyet to aim
by John L. Edgeoomo by deed recorded in the eg-
lister of Deeds OF said County, book 276, lage A.
being part Il lot No l08 in the "a division oots
in said etandish, measuring 90 rods On the lad,
and exte ding back therefrom 100 rods keeping he
same width, and the other being part o lot NOlO7
IN the same division and being all the north-easriy
haif of said lot to the town way through The sne
excepting about six acres now or formerly owne b.
Amos fhomes, Jr.
For further particulars apply to Fessenden mt
Ter SARAH g. MOORE, Administ atri,
Portland. April IS, 1866. 1sw Sw
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice toal
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed nd
taken upon himself the trust Of Executor Of theist
will and testament Of
NATHANIEL MERRILL,
late of Windham in the county OF Cumberlad,
deceased, by giving bond as the law directs;lo
therefore requests all persons who are indebted0
the said deceased estate to make immediate ~
ment; and those who have any demands thereonto
exhibit the same for settlement to
ELIAS LIrTLEFiEL1
WindhRm, April lss 1885. Wswlss
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THE HONEST oLD MEp1oINE!

N. H. Downs Balsamic Elixir, for Coughs, Colds
Wnooping Cough, and all diseases Of the throat,
chest and lungs,
See circulars Tor certificates from Hon. Paul Dill
hnghim, Hon. Bates Turner, late Judge OF The Su-
preme Court of Vermont; DR.. J. B. Woodward,
Surgeon for the Vermont Militia.
Sold BY all dealers in Medicines. John Henry
Waterbury, VT, Proprietor. -,.
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HelmboId's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
Is the great Diaretic. ~
HELMBoLD's CONGRATULATED EXTRACT sARsAPA-
RILLA
Is the Great Blood Purifier. r.-r.4
Both are prepared according to rules Of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and are the most active that be
made.
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Valuable Real Estate la scarbOrO',
For Sale.
600 CERES Salt Marsh, in lots to suit pur-
AOO chasers.
so, the Homestead Farm, containing about 1925
acres very superior up land, being the property
Gently owned by the late Hon Horaiio SOuthgate
Enquire of Seth Scammon on the premises,or
EZRA CARTER, Jr, Portland.
mav3sod6t&wtf
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DissoIution OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TEtHE firm of W P. Merrill Co, is his day dis
n solved by mutual consent The bueines Il the
firm will be settled by M. L Merrill WHO viii con
tinue the shoe business at the old stand, No J. s.
hotel Builo ing w. 4. MERRILL,
may3d2ws NJ L. MERRILL.
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: To PURIFY, ENRIoa THE BLOOD, AND BEAUTIyY
the complexion, use HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CoNoEE-
TRArKD FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One bot
enntiou t-s r
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HiIton,s InsoIubIe Cenent.

For wood, leather. crockery, and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper
have 1t is in liquid form, and nsolube in water
OIL It will adhereoily substances completely. Two
ounce bottle, with brush family package) rs cents
each. Sold every where. faa I'd ASA Z SS
HILTON BROS. o Co., Proprietors Providence,
r. 1. On receipt Of so cents, family package will
be sent by mail. zoTaur feb7d3m
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Ar at Bombay (no date) ship Tmplar, Nicholas
New York.
Ar at Penang Feb IS, ship Maria Howes, nom
kangoon land sailed March for Singapore
At Gale March II, ship Aberdeen Cole from Maui
ritius, unc.
Sid I'm Malta It'll uit. barque Iobert. Carter, for
Trapani, to load for Boston.
Ar at Gibraltar 10th ult. Cheveler, Perkins, from
Malta, land sailed for Quebec; Wn 4 Alexander,
Tucker Messina tand sailed for Nev York;
Al Buenos Ayres Feb "a, brig N Herrera, Hav-
Sid 2sd. barqae Flor del Mar, whwel. Antwerp.
~ AT at st John MI March 81. brig Alex Milliken,
"n 1I New York land d 9Th ultior Demararal
R ~so az Slaee Bay CB 18th ult sch Ida May, Bucs'
Cid a. Halifax ssth, brig Leonard Berry. Steele,
Ar at St john NIB asd, sch Sarah Fish. Fountain,
Ar at do 18th ult, ship Edith. Gilchrist New York
Oh the port, snip Trimountain, Armstrong, i'm New
fPer City OF London-addRionaAl
Sid FIN Swansea 18th ult, Delaware. Simmons, for
AZ At Glasgow 18th. United Kingdom, I.s, from
Sid I'm Aberdeen l7h ult. Uncle Joe. Nickels, for
Newcastle.
At Maulmain Feb %. HOughton, Iuckminster, for
Bombay; Courser, Griffin, for England.
At Colombo March II, Hall, Richardson, for
Sid i'm Leghorn I'd ult, Rising Dawn. Cain. for
Ar at BuenOs Ayres March 8. Equity. Belts, from
SPOKEN.
March 9, no lat, &c. ship Annie sise. Shields from
March 10. lat 6 N. lon 20, ship Atlantic, DinsmOre
April 10. NO lat. &C. was passed ship Jeremiah
Thompson, Blake, from New York for Liverpool.
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