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Poetry.
49,. no-eep b joins % .. waIrrInn. SO

RG-V1SITED.
3l15a nOtssisSIg,o0 Z = !. , ,,,ror 80 -,
CO.. ~ ososs sh1 ihSS 81 II - -
Sc Rseg at the s.Laareis" on the Msryia'ac Js'"e
a dsn5 The roll Of taranls and the buge's waiting
ia ~ Nex the air Of our wales no more ..na q
gef0I The spear is beaten to hooks Of pruning
no s. Tie snare is sle sword the soldiers worel
Sing soft, sing low, our lowland river,
aag59 unaer thy banks of laurel bloom, ~ E.s
Softly ana Sweet, as the hour becometh, -
Sing US the songs OF peace and home.
LET all the tenierer voices Of nature W q
Temper tne triumph, and chasten mirth,
Full Of infinite love and pity l.ssef4fE
49, For fallen martyr and darkened hearth.
But to him who gives us beauty for ashes, q /
3 Ana the OIL ofJoy for mourning long, u I
~ Leg the hits give thanks, and all thy waters
breax INTO Jubilant waves Of song! 6eo3,7
Bring us the airs Of hills and forests, 8 ia
9 Tns sweet aroma Of birch and pine. tssaa
Give us xtFafc OF the north wind, laden
NTH SWEEP brar odors and breath Of 1"e'
st'a Bring US the purple 81 mountain sunsets .n,s
Shadows Of clouds that rake . ass n paesdo.v.
~ ss The gisam and ripple oCampton rms.
Lead us away in shadow and sunshine,
Slaves Of fancy through all the miles, 10. I
asad n3 Tie WINDING ways Of Pemigewass VA
sa9 AMI Winnpisa ake's hundred isles. sslSs |
shatter in sunshine over thy lodges.
Laugh in tiny plungea nom tall to fall: 5gl
f Play with tiny fringes Of elms, and darken so
~ Under the shade of the mountain wall
The cradle song ofthy hillside fountains
Here Y thy glory and strength repeat; 4
Give us taste of the upland music ~
Show vs. the dance Of thy silver feet.
KS Into thy dntif6l life Of uses Il ,laa 1sois 3 4
Pour the music and weave the flowers; -
Let the song of birds and the bloom Of meadow
aHllno Tighten and gladden. thy heart and ours.
Sing oni bring down, o lowland river, gig
sa3d The joy OF the hills to the waiting sea; sqi
ff The wealth of the wales, the pomp Of mountain
ssa The baath Of the woodlands bear with thee.
Here In the calm of hgaseaward valley, a
Mirth and labor shall hold thy truce.
Dance Of water and mill Of grinding,
"a Both are beauty and both are use. 81 j
Type of the North-land's strength and glory
Pride and hope of our home and race,--e.I
Freedom lending to rugged labor @@V@
Tints of beauty and lines CT gracel .,s,r
Once again, o beautiful river,
Hear our greetings and take our thanks;
Hither we come as Eastern pilgrims
gia9a fhfong to the Jordans sacred banks,
saas Forsthodgh by the Masters fset nnatrodden.s
Though never his word has stilled thy waves
Well for us may thy shores be holy,
s1N0QWltn 0hristaan affairs and saint1y graves.
And well may we own thy lint and token
OF fairer valleys and streams than these
ckl Where the rivers of God are full Of water
And full fsap are his healing treesl Itll
--l1depeadept. r0II alslssi3 atg * sla8s 81 IR
s.sar ,-isf slies .t4ft
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Railroads.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Il q
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TO coMaEscE MONDAY, JUNE as.h, 1866
Trains leave Portland. Grand Trunk
Station, for Lewiston and Auburn al
qs ~ =, nd ~, laS e at F. H.
RETuRNiss-Le aye Lewiston AZ go a; ana
arrive ID Portland at $50 a. IA Leave bangor az
g.30gA. III and arrive in Pcrtiana az z.lo 9 ~.
Both these trains connect Portland with trains Tor
Froisbt train leaves Portland al A. M, and
turning is due in Portland a. < M......,4.......
daily for of the towns North and East OF tfis
iinesf sl't i.-.,-..ts -.s.''f =, ,xop,r So.
Watervile. June "a, 1851 abGf juns2Stf
.Cs.st sNs1 grRUARA RAILWAY,
! tr.,1o4. Nj of Canada xaads TX ,s
| % UAMER ARRANGBMKNT. Se
| tssssszazza1 On and utter Monday, June 26b 1865
4 Es;;sszta.s trains will run as follows
n Mai iit al ,cgr IS train for South Pais ew,stoD,
Gorha n, Island Pond Mont;al. and Quebec, At
MAJ train Tor yVateryrIs, bangor. Gotham. Island
Pond, Mohtrs al aud Queb Q atL26P III.
Both OF these trains conn CT at Montreal wi b ex
prs IS alas for rorcnto, Detroit, Chicago. and all
/ othsr Iiaces west. ri N 81 a &E
TRAINS WILL. ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS:
From Montreal Quebec 80, at si5A N.
Rsturn Tickets, at Reduced Prices. wi be issued
during the season from Portls to Be bel,
A Goiham, Inland Pc, q, Montreal End Quebec
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in yalue and that per.
sonal unless notice s given, and paid for at the rate
of one passenger for every $500 additional value :
I'd. BRYDGES Managing Director
HsBAILEY, Superintendehts ssA
Portland, Juae 22nd, 1866 diff
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Union Illuminating Oil.

TUE under.igned has no hesitation In Offering
Il this Oil to tn. public twill burn In common
Flui Lamps. and emits no unpleasant odr while
bu ming itcon uaes as slow a. Kerosene when
used in those amps 1t ~ perfect snbsti ute for
FLUID, safe and non explosive. 4 q
For ale at No 1873 Fore street. bv
- q JOHN PURfNToN.
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Portland and Rostor, Dime,

THE STEAMERS
Forest City, Lewiston and Nor treaI.
- win, until further notice, run as
- - Leave Atlantic Wharf. Portland
Sgv u monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursdav and
rl.oay: AZ O'Clock /. NJ aad India Wharf Bostnn
g ErSs Monqay. tuesday. Wednesday Thursday and
Fare in Cabin - 9etAflil ~ a
Freight taken as usual '''' ~-oV'
me company are not responsible for bapgavs e.
any amount exceeding 260i in value and fSst ~
sora uniess notice is given and pa for AZ the t
OF one passenger for every $500 additions Al vaiu
Fas: ~ 1853 dts , LsBlLLINGs, Agent
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Sanitary Commission.
LUMBER!

UHE Bsthsl steam Mill Co. are prepared to fun.
III nish Spruce dimentions of all sizes Also.
Boards Shingles athes, and Pickets, at short no.
uee Orders solicited. off sni1tf l4tfa alFl
Onics Commercial Street. ear the head Of Hob
sons Wharf. JABEZ TRUE Treas'r
Portland, April 26, 1856. ial3aG 5H7 sp2sdsm
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.nesr iCuP. KIMBALL'S
PATENTl m .fJ
JUMP SEAT CARRIAGE

=. .
The attenti n o the public Is respectfully called
70 my kw STYLE Z ArENr : uMP-sEAr CARRIAGES
usea ior Y ionr anu
I nereey eertvg, mat have used, the past eason
me n.mydss Jump ssas 1sTrsages on wnicn az y
NOV. 1861. take great pleasure IN saying TO AZ
Rsisohs Ce,ns SOY, genleei ana ser y, ,,
Eamdy Carriase, thas, In my opinion, me himoall
Jump seat Iar surpssses any ihiag OF the KIND ever
peg inye ven, ysry genteei m style as
single Carriage. set roomy nd comiortabe for Josr
naye syef s So one OF sne easiest rang
person. III seats are 50 constructed Tat even a
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To win the maid the poet tries, y1s I
And sometimes writes to Juliass eyes; sG
She likes verse, but cruel whim, Bgsl,
She stu appears avey9e to him. NJ
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Medical.
aa DIR. j. B. HUGHES
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
,s-4sSsI No. I'eDaDze ,strs.t

WTHERE he can be consulte,, rr,v..s,,, =, ..,..
the utmost coniidsnse BY The afcted at tan an
Dr. H. addresses those who are a = al. M
aicton of private diseases, whether arsin sr se
impure connection or the terrible vice - s uon
Devoting his entire time to that particular brss,n
the medical profession, be feels warranted in
RANTEE1NG CURE IN ALL CASES, whether ~ lon,
standing or recently contracted, entirely removins
the dregs of disease from the system, and maxine .
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
he would call the attention Of the afflicted to the
mct OF his long standing and well-earned reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance Of his sill and sue
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MIDpIE-AeED MEN.

There are many men at the age Of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the blad-
der, often accompanied by slight smartfng or burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system in manner
the patient cannot account for. On examining the
urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often be found
and sometimes small particles Of semen or aIbumen
viii appear, or the color win be Of thin mksh hue
again changing to a dark and turbid appearance.
There many men who die of this difficulty ignor-
ant Of the cause, which is the s
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
j can warrant perfect cure In such eases, and
fun and healthy restoration of the urinary organs.
Persons, who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
Of their diseases and the appropriate remedies win
be forwarded Immediately.
All correspondence strictly confidential and viii be
returned, if desired. F1iIlm
Address: DIR. j. B. HUGHES
.-Aii4 No. Temple Street [corner Of Middle
1i.all.a Street, Portland, Me.
"a Send Stamp for Circular.
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For Sale Cheap.

~ a;TrEo secondhand FIRte
-E dINES, with Hose Carriage
- Also, q lot Of Hose suit ~
Hand FIRE Engines Apply to nv
.m-t EZRA RUSSELL, Chief Eng
Or A. r; MORGAN, Chairman COMMITTEES ~
land Fire Department.. junsf1
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to the people, viz, the COD
lSrAMf and the good rhing tbat
are cured to I vino have fifth
in its Tr mi as. and acc ha. the
stomp d-e on an The she's fheY
bay. Thi- Stamp is one OF the
troubles thar t00rry the Bangor
eli ,ue. The people OF Maine Ike
them too t0sU ( r the 1ePs6s Of
the d .nxOr iob0ers, SOME of
whom buy the LKAvIEos and
THIRD QUALITIES OF Goods that
the @ lid Man viii not accept
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SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
g Eclectic Medical I1sjirnsGry,
e a7'ag TO THE LADIES. &

. DIR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies' who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No.
Temple Street. which they viii find arranged for their
especial accommodation. M
DR.. HIS Eclectic Renovating Medicines are unrival
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating al
Female Irregularities. Their action Is specific anC
certain Of producing relief In short time. f-,f
LADIES VIII find it invaluable in all cases of oh
structions after all other remedies have been tried n
vain II Is purely vegetable, containing nothing II
the least injurious to the health, and may be takeI
with perfect safety at all times. y g .,',.l. ~
Sent to any part of the country with fun directions
by addressing .fa 5000 DIR. HUGHES,
Mob Temple Street teorner of Niddlel Portland
ST. asiliRissH 70 -----liU 9iI3 aqMoa I
N. Blades desiring may consult one Of their
own sex. lady of experience in constant attend
ance. .antse3e0E9 nse JAM, 1s6bd6Ew1y
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Portland land Penobscot Rive
summer "A rranlgement.

81 onsand af;er Mon ags April 2ati the
- and fast going Steam .KECi-
s UaAfwU h. tapt Mower will leave Rail
moNpAv, WEDNESDAY, ana FRIpAY eyenipg. nj IL
o,oock connecting with ihesr NJ train irom Boz
Returning will leave Bappor avery MoNn.y
.WEplNEsDAY; ana FRIDAY in5rning, at 6 O'Clock,
Basksn6gt u wnecxaad Camden Belfast sea-sport,
passe,, ,sr "tt;niIslport and Hams both ways
nm Eastern haiirosd at tbs Depots in Boston, sa-
ror Heign or passage apply to
A. SOMERBY, Agent
part,a,,, A,,;,o, ,oo- At Office on the Wharf.
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Cjty of Portland.

NOTICE is hereby giyen that it Ia the intention n,
the City Council to lay out new Street, or Pub
Lie We7 for the Of the City. begiuninr AZ Henri
M Brackett's Landing on Peaks Island,
= And the joint Standing Committee of the CITY
Council on laying out new Streets IN pursuance ~
~ or1er Of the City Council passed on the both dav
5.M arch viii meet f0r said purpose ON Monday, the
noon 1aZ g July at past two O'Clock in the after
begnn ~ aenry a. Brackets Landing, the place Of
iay o,,1 and then and there proceed to view and
OUT saao new Street. An persons Interested win
Gy nU'.ce ana govern themselves accordingly
.. 1865 Aus snis eAsh'h uAy OF July, a.
q. r. FOSTEP Committe ON
=. PHINNEV,
w. g. SOULE Laying out
j. BRADFORh lrstfl 3us'71
july1odtd Ae'J MS" s''ee'''
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C0NSIjM PTI0N {

..s,s.+... C0NSU nPTI0Ne8 1a3frsa
Ts q an ~ ~ are e % wen
sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
proiered aid. .sa aaAEc l9s!ts9 s'ai5 'il "a
cure is precisely that which has SO often baied the
highest order Of medical skill The fcts are angi-
Bile, the witnesses accessible, and the safety and Ell
cacy of the Syrup incontr0yertlble 4ii III
The undersigned, having experienced the bene6-
cia effects of the Larookah's Syrup do not hcsi-
tat to recommend it to the attention Of the Public
siIl the best Medicine they ever used ola hia3 a
RevJ C Ingalls,, Melrose, Ms !" Munger Augusta We
MP Seeee MelIose " VIM Fl Strout N ilton
g Hsrriek Lynn :. 6 swaaton RANKS Portland
" y Y Bailey LsSnain. ty "a Turner " Harps-sil
10" Dan'l Atkins Nil b,ry" lice Lisbon Ne.
3 g W II Ststson Nant'ckt' a. A Hatch solon a.
I'D tubbs Lawrence g +" Randall Lewiston I"
Marcy Dedham :" I" Hill " " aterviIie "
Geo Winchester al ~ Stevens Dixnelds.
/ slIt River Ms. 7si q q Mrs P Larrabee Bath q
3 " A d Merrill Cambridge John Locke Pc and he
as 4 Gushing shrsws-II Revs D EiEins Cambriaee VI
lii % bury Ms - p 81 q eyens Linz ON q :
=" w harrington New q n Adams W,stsn q
ed Bedford Ms. s8F 'ffH Clark NOrts fald %
K Banister Ludlow hi GIN BulIard Derby g
=" Z Harding So sbury " y Quimby Newbury g
George southbridge ttSS Use Js 80 covins
~ Ms i.diIl.lsl g ] Lovejoy Rockville CT
90 Bailey icy, Newton Ups IS Cummings WThomp
{" Loomis So YarmthI I" J b Weeks Oneida CT
Kinney Bridgsva- Parsons Roc i1,sna
Iraj5g.s ter Ms. s.F4 81 II Brown Burnside g
Bosworth Sand " g w Corttis Stafford
wiel Ms Springs CT. 4t4
I" John bay Lynn Ms g ] Beechsr Birmimvf,an,
!" Haniford Water Ct
town Ms. I. W MeDonnal Providens
] Stephens Newburyport MsE RI
Geo Childs Lyden .' % G simmons Quake,
DrB Y Abbott Melrose rrlpE Spriuqs NY. :
rev 4 Newhai NGraham Nh " II Harris Root NY.
kiddsr Unity " I" G ELttle Clintonvlle..
"N Railey Hennker " q Z Ii Covey v asou Vile
" n L Chase CANDIDA - s. VIM Cluett Son Troy
W Barber CINNAMON Ford New YORK
ID. 4" W Robertson Newark Y !;
bowles manchester /" II O Henries Annapolis Md
Il. .Z2 lu llt 7 Goodnow Topeka Kaa
&C NJ Barres Colebrook " A webster o Army
Nh. Robt White Georgetown D C
- LB Knight w DurhamI Brown Washington 'f
lYl1 Me. % flffth h3tsi Geo A Bassett - ~ Il
II i stinchfeld ssco Me DR. ingalls, Surgeon
!" Nj Woodbury. NewfeldI IL 5f34 fI-i
Ne. a5n
Some Of the above named C,ergymen may have chang
ed their Pastoral charge since the publication OF ts
above s't q Esq p ftNt = ~ as1 81 s
PRICE, so CTS AND 81 PER BOTTLE
Prepared by s. seavery,.
y DIR e. X. KNIGHTS, Proprietor,
ssoY-asH Is strt IL. Melrose, Moss.
: W.T.. Phillips @ Co, and a. III. Hay, Wholesale
Agents. Portlane, and sold by Drugsists and deal.
frs2enoraliy. i93asi se 20 mch26eod feow6ia
f4-fF ltft. If lsts e.. ,tT
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Tufts CoIIelge

TtdE First Examination for admission to the
Il College vii lake place on Thursday, Ju y 18Th,
ut O'Clock A. n. ~. .o,.isg I'M 80 I
-. A. A. MINER, President
n. B.-Board and College Bills smount to about
200 year Other expent &c vary with the economy
Of eac /, stadent. june2lW Ssw
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PORTLAND AND KRENEBIC &. &.
:

On and af er Monday next trains vii leave Port
land uaily for Bath Algussa Wateryil!e, Kenda rs
Mills, and Skowhegan, At p. NJ and en- Seturdays
only for Bath and Augusta at l5PM Tho rain
from ,flas Al T. connects at Ken1a rs Mills
with the train Tor Bangor aud U'hfr stations east
sam mig t. Passengers from Port aud desirinq to
and inform the conductor in thu cars that they go
through to Bangor. aud he will 9, arrange their
thsr.ure til n any otter.
II aims are due in 70 tlsnd to conne. with trains
for lsBton a Monaase a. s 20 a N. and Every day
at 239 r. NJ
Freight Train leaves nowdepot Portland at s.45 A.
M. daily. "a Il
EDWIN MOVES,
"A pfil %, 1S16--apr20tf ( "a sSureriptenfl
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aaJ.sfs. lila Ryo
reg 80 SHIPPING, FORWARDING, aet
And Commission Merchant,
s d ~ Tower Building,
= I59lie o Liverpool, England.

The undersigned for many ears past resident
OF this city, respectfully begs to inform biz old
friends that having established himself at the above
aedress in Liverpool, he is prepared to transact
general commission business In shippipg and for
warding merchandise 10 all sr'e OF the American
Continent and In the sale of consienm m. nts Luu-
Der and other produce, on which he viii make Gus
tonaafy advsr ces. l }. 8. MlLLAR.
RFERRNoKe-St John Smith, ESQ; A & S. e.
Spring; II. Winslow q Co; John Lynch Co.
Ia
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MECHANTCs, HALL.

w E AL, Arranged for Concerto, Lectures. Exhibl-
ticn e. iexsss &c may DO obtained On Dpca-
june1sdtf NJ COLE, Superintendent II
No. Tolman Flacs -
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rEVHE subscribers hereby inform those who iatend
= 70 puchsse Moving Machine this season, that
q limited number the celebrated
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inc following are the classes, by their numbers,
required at the respective Navy Yards:
KITTERY.
Nos 3, 6s8 10 II, Ia IA, .l5si7, Ia. Ia. 20. %.
q e "a, %, 30, 81, 80, a. 90, 49, 80, 4O Al "A. Is,
CHARLESTOWN.
Nos. J. 3,4,6,s.s, IL, 70, ID, Is. 49, 90 81. %.
AZ. - " % % "''7o' M ny 10
aaAue2 "a BROOKLYN.
Nos 3. 4, 6, z, 8. H. 10 IA, Is. L. ~. is.
ls e. q. e % g. 26, "a IS. 80, 81, So, a. Sc.
% ~, 20, "a, AZ, "A, 49, 4e,4g, AZ. q
IA PHILADELPHIA.
os Nos i 10 II. V IA IL, is. 90 %, Is,
a. a. ~ ~ 81 ~. "a, se. 81 80, 49, 30, Al. AZ, As,
2 :, !, Z IT. WASHINGTON. Z GIL
% o. Of IL lS Il Is. Is II, IS 10 90, 3s, 49, ~
* o0' o., g. VI, S6, 81 49, 49, 49, Al, AT, 49, So So
NORFOLK.
90 no y, 4 q. 81. Ii, 3D. Ia f5, 49, H. 49, 10
a, 49, "A, 49, Al. isns q; ro, a., %, y,
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~ Kyou are in want Of amy kind Of PRINTING
call at tbs Daily Press Once. pt II
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from manukasturerS. In fact, TINS - tnr fhlNCl-
PAL REASON for thu kNFoRoEMENr Of the BGi0k-
ers and Psddlers Act. for since good lOayrantsd
GOODS HAVE BEEN so LARGELY INTRODUCE INTO
MAINE, the MISERABLE sHoDDY sent out from BAN
gor don't sell so wH!.s He alters OF Maine, SEND
IN YOUR ORDERS, OF CALL when you coma to Bos-
ton, unless the Bangor job5ers sst an amendment
passed to chapter A. that mo sball b alo we'd
leave the Slate ~ any boat or railroad who IN
ieLds to faks money oa If the State 10 buy any
goods not owned by men I've years reNdeat In the
State o. Maine {" Thanking the people aud dsalers
Of Maize for thu doasbliug 10 OF their custom sace
the Danger Merchants" exhibited their ,Ohole-
soAleda. liberal policy Of ''Iive and let lve toe
subscriber is Determined to stand BY the people Of
Mnins and give them his warranted gOocs at reduced
prices. -DoRtJoR 70 demand pair in every
ca where your boots OF shoes pr se defsciy II
not worn to that extent that Il won be unreason-
zble to expect a pair, and tbs C-c-D Man
v IN give the to The retailer who takes tssm
back from Ytu. pH
HENRY DAMON,
10 30 and ~ MILK STREET
U % i BOSTON.
junel0ilmkwsw
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DOIb8 Engln6efs stores.
The following the classes by their numbers re-
quired ut the respective navy yards: M ia,i'
KITTERY 4
Nos y B. 8, 6, z, 9, 10, II, II, 10, 14,sl5, 18,
/ IT. is, 11s, 20, n, "a, %, "a, IS. 7 = S51Sg
CHARLESTOWN. VA
Nos. a o. e,7,s, 10, IL, Il, IA, Is, II, IS, 10,
| "a ilR hs5s fsde BRoOKLYN.fw = ait1 sas y
q Nos. 4 & 5.ss7,S 10 II - "a, 1s, II, IS,
u, 20 q, a. 49, %, rs, %, 28, q, 81, az 81 80. 50
4 o. su.3o;ss PHILADELPHIA. ID, aaae
Nos. I 3 4. 8, 8, ., 10, II, 10, IA, 1s, II, Is,
WASHINGTON. "a
Nos. q 5,e,7,s, ., 10, II, 70, II, IS, 1s, 90,
asss sgsa xIfaaa NORFOLK. ag7dl sssSaea
Nos. /, q s, ., TO- IL, Ia, 49, IL 16. IT.
IL, ls, 20, n, "a, 2S, 49, "a, 2s. a july, 1aw4w =
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Ship Knees Wanted I

U. s. NAVY YARD. Aittery. 1aias, I
May 5, 1856.
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TX NEES will be receiyed and paid for at the
IN Navy Yard X tiery, Maine In qus ntities Of
from IL TO 70 and upwards at the following scheduls
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IPECIAL NOTICES.
(yENrRAI. PARK ORDINANCE t.I ID.
" The Board Of Commissioners Of the Central Park %

~ The Board Of Commissioners Of the Central Park Do
Ore snn. hook and ladder cart hose srrst ohs.
re shall be allowed part Of the Central Park exct
the transverse Ioad Without shs previous consent Of Tho
No funeral hssrse other vehicle person
carrying the body Of deceascd person. sha BE allowed
ps Of ths Central Park except upon the transverse
No person szeeps in hs employ Of the Board q comms
sonsis Of the Central PARK shall light make or use any
.son on foo. shall 90 upon The gass lawn or turf Of
the Conr Parf eroopt when and whore the word Com
mon posted indicating that persons are at liberty u that
tine and plscs 70 90 on the grass
The above ordinances sdopted and passed a meet
Ing q he Board q q As Centre. r.rh duly
shed IN obedience The requirements Of aot entltled
Fan Act for the Regulation and Government Of The Central
PART, IN the City Of New York" passed April IL fo0.
ne following sssson q sad "a applicable 70 the above
orunances-
Srs ID All persons offending against such ordinances
shall be deemed guilty Of msdeneanor, and Be punished on
conviction before the Mayor Recorder magistrate OF
Che city Of New York By 6ne exceeding ny doar
spS n default Of payment by imprisonment nos exceeding
By order Of she Board AND'w H. GREEN
ComptroloY AZ the Park
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24
Dated Nrw YoHx, May 10, i06B.

r o. .. F-THE r. W GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF
southern New YORK v hold special s.seion in ODD
Fellows Hail. on Wednesday evening the e<th Instant
~ oock 70 take into consideration the expedlcncy Of
takngoction reunion Of the Patrsrcha Order IN
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE WILL
tc q election q he Buffalo Eztencn Of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway Company ~ the oce Of the
ny the city Of BuYAio The 1h day Of May inst b.
tween the hours Of i0o'clock ~ and O'Clock r. n Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24
COAL. WOOD, &C

&c A CHALDRoE FOR ooKB, DELIVERED IMME.
~ LIZ Third ssenoA near Fifteenth street.