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Buckeye Movers,
BEST MACHINE,
NJ O T 7 O E
United States Internal Revenue
First Collection District Of state Of Maine
Asscs.Or,s. oiHoe, % Exchange Street. /

Assessors Office, % Exchange Street,
Portland, June LIST, 1865 !
DURSUANT to the provisions OF the several acts
Il of Congress, ito provide Internal Revenue TO
support the Government, and TO payinterest en- the
publ debit i hereby give public notice that
will receipye and hear sppeals relative to any erro-
neous or excessive valuations assessments enun.
Grafton made and returned in the Ant ual List for
1865 by the Assistant Assessors within the County
Portland. on Tuesday the 10th day of June, A. D /,
1866 and by those in the County Of York, in said
dis riot, at the Office of Tapey Smith, in Saco, in
said county Of Fork. Friday the 23d day of June
on the above days at A. NJ. the proceedings Of
SAID Assistants and the lists taken and returned IS
storesai will be submitted TO the ms pecfion Of any
. All apuealH must be made in wrfaine and must
specify the particular cause, matter thing respect
ing wmch decision is requested, and the ground
OF prlnciple q error compaifed of,
NATHL g MARSHALL. Assessor
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For sale.

CyEvERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Eliz-
oAbeth, three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge.
Enquire Of Z. PEhKf a. he Sherihs Office,
be eeen, mayl3f
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MEDICAL.
No. 8 Ienspis ss.est.

IA HERR he can be CO nsulted privately, and va
wv the utmost coincidence by tho ehiicted, q.
lfo9rs u9ily. acd xoia a n. tosP.M
Dr. IL. addresses those who are suitefing under Ia
alicfivn OF private disease, whether arising iron
impure connection or the terrible vice of sefebust
neyoting bis entire time to that particular branch
the Iaedica profession he feels We -ranied in GUAR
AHrEkIEG CURE IN ALL CApe whether OF lon
standing or recently contEactea Entirely remoyinf
ths dregs o. dsoasa from the system, aud making >
perfect and PERMANENT CURE. iii
ne would cali the attention OF the afflicted to th
tect e. ms long standing aud we'll earned reputation
cess, T
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A COVERED Store Lot, on Long Wharf, rs By
IA 40 feet, from one to five years. Foundation
good DIT. CHASE.
June 2th-sT&Tf ls9 FY
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Tufts, COLLEGE,.

fFyHE First Examination for admission to the
L College will take place on Thursday, Ju I3 Ii,
at O'Clock A. NJ. go
A. A. MINER President
June 10, 1866.
N. B.-Board and College Bills amount to about
$500 year. other expenses vary with the economy
of each student june21W S3w
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For Sale.

ONE and o half story House. I'M coed order
"A PLEASANTLY located, together with the lot 81 bv
80 feet: price iuw-terms liberal. IHquife o,
apl5d8n swH 8sa JOHN c. PROCTOR
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For SaIe.


FtlHE Vi0egar Works on Fore street wi L be 90
1 alta bargain, If applied for soon This Is a Eood
chance for any one wshingto enter into business
! ne works Will turn out from one thogsand to if
teen hundred bbls Of Vinegar per year. ie WI
Also, about 40 acres Of Land, situated in West
brook. For further particulars apply at A1
q g. JOHNSON & GLOVES BROS,
may26dtl $50 Congress st Portland
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There ere many men ct the age ofthirty who ~,
troubled with too frequent evacnations from th.
bladder, often accompanied by slight snartipg q
burning sensation, and weakening the systcln In
manner the patient cannot account for On oxarasE
ing urinary dcpositsa rcpy sediment will often B.
found, and sometimes small particles of semen d
alhumen viii appear or the color will DO ola this
mitkish hue again changing TO dark and turbiI
appearance. There ara many men who die cftbi
difficulty, Ignorant Of the cause, which q the
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FElaE FINGER OF PROVIDENCE, nom n
4 Teachings Of Experience seem to point to
THE GREAT HUMOR REMEDY,
HOWARD'S YKGgTsBLR CANCER AM
CANKER SYRDP,

~ srea, ard &c .!siu cure for az thee feas.
anu uestr 80 ssasee which Use tf' m as
state OF the BIO d. Tho wondoi - %.
has an cases, where 1t has b EN- succ< kNich
lowed its use, leaves no room 10 b. aSirly i ~ foAs
TACT that Jancers may be cured ua8-Aa SSesslAeo
snnerers rom the scourge may therefors 70 le,o-
Sr dread the fsaffnl alternatives o tie sur eor5,
Knit or the grave. They have speedy and ceS AZ
remeoy (which removes the NAL Wy root and bran~h
wnca IN thousands OF case the oper ting knifs does
not. Cancsr must be cured by remed es which ,h5r
oughly renovaie the constitution and that can onlc
be done BY purifying tho eet re OF tho cireulat
lag nuld: This isehoted BY T. Syrup, thousands
The CANCER and CANKER SYRUP infalli-
bly, eradicates and cures the worst cases Of
Canker, even when given up as ineurable bv
doctors. 1t banishes Salt Rheum entirely and
permanently. In Erysipelas its effects are sur
prisng. All cases, however virulent, of scroe-
ula OF Kings Evil, White Swelling, or Turors.
are dissipated speedily. Old Ulcers are cared
without leaving bad effects after closing them.
The most terrible Scurvy complaints it banishes
from young or old. Distressing Neuralgia
Affections soon yield to its power It clears the
Complexion from Blotches aud Pimples. and
renders it brilliant 1t cures Jaundice and Dys-
pepsia, and all Eruptive Diseases In all cases
of Female Weakness and Irregularities produc
ing General Debility, Piles, ETC. Its effects
miraculous. - ---s.
- One trial is all that is needed to prov}-
GUITAR virtues Of the Syrup It's reputation ~
so well established that more need rot 49,.
immense sale is Its best recommendation. Sa'6
Price 81 % per bottles
no WARDS HEALING sALVE.
Cancer, Ulcers, Burns, Scalds, Skin En-
where an erteTTtdS APPLICATION may be
this SalYe, prepared expressly for tho purP1S
be found invaluable. II will always be useful
Household, and box Of it may save much suf
and expense Price % cents fer box
JANE, o BOYLE h CO., fSliccessors
& Co.. state street, Boston Pfopre'
~ w +. PHILLIPS co "a
mav31dlm. -
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FOR SALE, 9 no LET.
Valuable House for sale.

J. E1KtHHWIC HVHSp EOT 5saIss.
gGEruA ICED oil CHEST Isl, No. 50. lisa two sto.
~ ~ ~oodsn h.use hnfshed throug IA IL in.
Cd rooms, good osebs fae cellar. good water hard
aau soft-iti Is calculated or two samii e3- II
is pleasantly aad traiiy located ia an excellent
nSighborhood and Every way desirable. The lot is
Oby los fest. Enquire on the 'emses.
June 19-dtf :
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Ordinance Against Dogs.
aaree City Of Portland, Mayshaps flee, I
s. - lg--.l,l7 49, s4a May 81, 1856. j
election No Dog shall BE- permitted to 90 OF
- large or loose in any street, lane, alley court or
travelled way, in any unincosed public place In
this city, until the owner or keeper of such dog, or
the head Of the family or the keeper of the house,
store, shop office, other place where such dog IS
shah two dollars for license Tor such dog to 60 at
large. M
SEQ. T. In case any Dog shall be found loose Or
going at large, contrary to any the for going pro-
Visions the owner or keeper thereof the head Of
the family or the keeper Of the house. store Office,
other place where such dog is kept or harbored,
shall forfeit and pay q sum not exceeding ten
dollars JOHN 8. HEALD,
may2d2m City Marshal.
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ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
g 81 Wal 81, cor. wisian, NEW YORK.
JANUARY, 1886.
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Nayi
CATION Risks.

~ sn loss ie aW
The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, AID are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Premiums terminated during the year and Tor which
Certificates are listed, bearing interest until re-
The Dividnds inthe Years 1854 and were 20
per cent each. 4 fs = - 80
The Profits for % Tears amount to the
sum Of S19 Gal O2o
OF which here has been redeemed by ''N'
Cash, Gd9f n sl2.6s8 780
The Company as Assets. ouer Elerem Million
Bottars, viz:-1
United States andstate of New-York
Stock, City BAN and other Stocks, $4974, 700
Loans sscaraa b. sSvks sid otherwise, 2.IS7 $50
Premium Notes nd Bills Receivable,
Real Estate. Bon and Mortgages. and
other securities, 3.l40, $50
United States GolGoin, yfT 500
Sash IN bank, ~ se .a.f ...ii = z86, 430
''e s''ss rs 8 81. 600
rRu-TERs:
John Jones, VIM Stureis. Jr.
Charles Denh1 M Henry Bogert
w ID Moore William Dodge
henry Coll, Dennis Perkins
IS VIM g Pickersn, Joseph Gailard Jr.
Lewis Curtis, ] Henry Burgy,
Gnaries kusu Cornelius Grinnell,
Lowell Hclbrd, G A Hand
K Warren Wepn, Watts Sherman
Royal Phelps. rfg4 BIZ Rowland. $50
caleb BarstoW BENZ Babcook
RI A Pilot, A Fletcher Westrav
Darrell 8 MillS Rob Mintnrnsir
Joshua Hen, Gordon W Burnhan,
seorgeG Holm, Frederick Chauncey,
Javid Lane, M James Low,
mes Bryce, Chas II Marshall
jon d. JONES' President 49,,
CH1LEs DENNIS, Vice-Preeident
WI. III. MooRE, I'd Vice Pres't
7, q. Chapman. sting Secretary. IA III
Applications revived by Nsa
q J. W. MNGER, 1865 Fore St.
Feozledlm llmeN w6w PORTLAND
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California y

fHtdE unexamp'ed popularity
Il brands OF these now oelebfaA
their superior merits and undo ibA
For he sick chamber the "Anm
~ nd itself Where a highly fonict
stimalant Is desired our Port is exc
Tbs ,Masoatel" is without eouh'
Of lis c'sss in the country. and as
Wioe is delicicus
2 Fer Dinner Wine he aock'f
ulaF.
~ SEE that cur label and name ia on.
PERKINS. STERN a. =,
pioneer Hotsf,"
Dealing Exclusively in CaAf6raf
For salem Portland by Crosmarg
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lumber

FTsHE Bethel lam Mil Co. are prepared to fut.
Il nish Sprul dimentions of all sizes Also,
Boards, ShinglI athes, and Pickets, at short NO.
tice Orders settled.
OfHcs Commdal Street. near the head Of Rpb
sons Wharf. JABEZ TRUE, Treas'f.
Portland, Ar 25, 1885. ap26dSm
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HOUSE and Land No co State street, belonging
1Ato the heirs Of the late Cotton Owen; lot 81 b
l4St feet. One Of this most desirable locations ia
tbs city For further particulars apply to the sub
scriber, at 1872 ore StIaest
ALFRED HASKELL.
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A TENEMENT. ce ntrally located. TO q family
a without children. &c one hundred ana niiy
dollars per year. Apply to 2. s. W,
junel6H No. 81 Middle Street.
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sRcnNn stage nE sEafIrE ~ unrss

SSCCND STAGE OF SEAlNAL WEAKN ESS. 4
can warrant perfect cure ia such cases, and /
tull and healthy restoration Of the urinary crgans
Persons who cannot personally consult the DR.
can do so By writing in plain manner description
Of their disease and the appropriate remedies wil
be forwarded immediately fl
I All correspondence striotIy confidential ana WI
be returned If desired Astsf +, n fa1-fi I
Address, DIR. J. B. HUGHES,
No. 8. Temple St., lcoreer Of HiddIe Portland
by- Send Stamp for circular, 800 a II !
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international Steamship Go.
EastpOrt, Calais and st. John.
SEC q sFs a q ~ Hs--9 9nlsFK
TWO TRIPS A WEEK.

tb III s tnu alrer SnEsy' MarSa 41tn
tieio, WILL ieave Railroad Wharf foot OF State ST
every MONDAY al O'Clock Pm; and the Steamer
st. john. ~ 80 - 49, : 4 n - II I
:. Returning will leave 81. John every Monday a, d
Boston. ss - M - ~
At Eastport the Steamer Queen, will connect
iQr st. Andfews, Robinston ana Calais, with the New
Brunswick and Canada Railway fer Woodstock and
Houlton stations. S age Coaches also connect at
Eastport for Machiss and intermediate places.
"A, tSt John the steamer Emperor Will connect for
Wind or, Dgby and Halifax, ana with steamers for
Frederic and the st John River. Through tickets
procured ofthe agents or the clerk on board. No
Passports required.
Freight received en- days DISABLING until O'Clock
p H. c. O. EATON Agenf
Portland, March 20. 1865, moh2lti
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required at the respective Navy Yards:
KITTERY. ~ e fH .
Nos 3. 10, Il, y, "A, Is, IN, ls, 10, 20, 49,
25 26 q, %, 30, 81 49, "a, ss, 80, 49, 49, Al "A, As,
CHARLESTOWN. sAq
Nos /, 2, 3,4 9, IL, 10, IA, 49, Is. 20, 81, q
&c, q, %, 80, 81 80, "a, So 81 49, 80, 40, A. a. a.
BROOKLYN.
Nos, LIZ, 3 4, .7sss IL, ID "A, ls. 49, y, IS.
38, 80, 40, Al, AZ, "A, As, &C.. AZ, 49. afii 81
PHILADELPHIA. sa
Nos. /. g. 9, 10. IL 49, IA. IL, 10, 90 %, Is
&c a. 49, 90 81 SO, "a, sc, 81, 49, 80, 40, Al AZ 49,
WASHINGTON. isms
Nos g. II, Is, IA 10, 16. H. Is 10, 20, 25, 49, ~
2S &c. 81 SO, a. 49, 3d. IS, 80, 49, Al, AZ, 49, 50, 81
- NORFOLK 2nst51e4
90 No' 4S.s % gs y a. 81 IT, a - g. ~ ls K
Al, AZ, "A, As, Al. june22d1aw4w
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Consumers Mutual Coal Comply.
NyHE First Assessment OF TEN DOLLARS DER
IL Share in the above named Company, is now due
and payable at the Store of CLARKE, REED &
CHASE, II Commercial St
June9-eodSw - -
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sonvs-OnyNs a. vo.sn srsiaansd, vflfl1
sArtng from the quisscent attitude In which -
bsd listened 70 her, Neither God nor man can
have mercy upon me and you mus. mot buoy me-
up with The hops thai would look for ID. There lee
my sentence she continued pointing 70 the Bible,
and must sbids BY II. Nov will Lot you ee-
see shded- more cslmly. twill weary and snnoy
you no longer but do promise thu, you will coma
again. You must promise" shs repeated. sesinG
that Olive hesitatsd. 81 shall nos long Be herss
and soon you Will have no time 70 come 70 ne PER
haps you may mot Be slowed-so do promise =
AN pf tto s ' psss S.. 0SS'
Olive was glad 70 sec somsthing Ike calm rcstozs
ed and willingly gave her promise to return, before
abe leit the vrssched and mysserious creature whs
demanded IT,
In thinking over this painful interview, 10 occur
red 70 Olive that by avoiding all subjects likely v
excite emotous 80 irving 70 both, and by conver~
ang on indifferent topica shs might establish de-
are % conhdenc, that IN the end would be COM
ducve TO tho soace Of this suffering erssturs. Ac-
cordngly, on her next meeting, she fsgnsd cheer
iulnsss she was far from feeling for though her
woman, still u was ever present. She had lately
been grieved by . fancisd enhancement Ia the
manners Of Mr.. Vyse 70 hersolf-sn arrangement
rather felt than perceived and though he had, In
manner, accounted for the inf-equeney Of his visits
70 the Grange BY alleged indisposiIion, snll she
had ielt sad and dissatisfied. A lurther h.ndrancs
70 the assumption Of chserfulness III her meetings
with the wretched inhsbitAnt OF the Lime House.
was the distress which II always imI ar,ed w has
feelings 70 behold her sicky en- scisted appearance,
snll, on the present occasion, Olive studiously
syoided betrsying the nourniul pity which she
isll snd converted lightly on indifferent subjcets-
Among Them, sue asked the strange woman why.
s At their last meeting sns hsd shown was ths
case, did she imagine there was about TO be hn>
orance 70 her visits to the Lime House.
| DO you not know" sho inquired, that my fa-
hsrh des rous mat shout every one In me
vilass that 70 in want or all c,ioni lie oiton told
| Void me TO oner 10 you the reliei walsh you may
.VaA tV.fs
10 YOU n,Sth,r ths.. ,h.s, ~. U -. y "t
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POETRY.
TIE Nafienal Tbankssivins.

TIE NsnonaI Tbankssivins.
Written for IA. ~ y. ssn
NJ s,o,es KNOB.
o. Nation and people,
Sustained by the Lord.
Raise high balleujahs
In gladsome sccord;
For God, In great mercy,
Caused rebellion to cssss.
And favored divinely
Our country with psace.
Yea, Gods peaceful blessing aud powerful arm
has saved our gres, Union from destruction and
harm.
Praise with sdorsuou,
In Joyful accord,
Display you bright bapnu
In name Of the Lord;
Give thanks TO those heross
30 loyal aud brave,
who rushed into battle
Our Union W savo.
Generations yet 70 come, shall sing Of their fame,
Extolling iheir actions, and blessing their mans.
The Li,.-g giving Fountain
or all that is good.
POUR d out our country
Abundance Of food
The clouds dropped their fstnss
In cherishing rAia,
The h,lls aud and the valleys
Enriching aman. .
The blessings Of heaven were showsrsd Ger n'
The year has been crowned by bountful hand
Give thanks oil 70 people,
With gratitude sings
Rejoice IN Mesnsb,
Your National King.
Jehovah Of armies,
OF Infinite power,
Has heen TO our nation
A lfe-guard and tower.
~ Il Han La NrNa IA hN
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ITO be Continued,)
MARINE NEWS.
Dec. IS. Rl.e. I lis. s... 4 3a-H. water 4 s.
CLEARED.


us,TEAMsHIPs-h on'ks, Charleston; W T Clyda
Ohste' savannah w filming ton, Galveston. komp II
stevens, n Is; Moro Csstle, HHvAnG AlDemaila
hiehinond Triton. Georgetown, ID G.
,eHIPs-Gemania, Havre; I j Southard, Genou
Messenger, San Francisco
BARRS-Frci, Rotterdam; J Thurman. Bremen
Rambler, n. Orleans Alethea- Queenstown 4 X
weldon, IortuEas.
BRlGs-P Pres issimo Malta; Penguin Bermuds
Kennedy, New GREENS; Lowry, ApaiachicolN
PAVILION - John, h; Cuban. do do MARYLAND
OenoA sophie, Port au Platte.
, sCHOONERS-T Tull washinston LeycheIa,
Boston; BAKER, Beaufort; Bugley, Nerbern. u
LOUISA Haven: Doane, Boston; IArallel, Machiau
Dan Juan, RichmOno; Hamilton, Washington. A Z
TTohsn, DO; Empire, Btidsepor; Nld fio.eI, *
Bedford; AmsricA, Providence.
AKsIyKD
bTEAMSHIPs-Eas!e Havana; Bremen, Bremen
sHlPs--Hibernla from Liverpool; Guiding stan
Shields; Columbia, Liverpool; Cu.tiy.tor Liverpool
BARkS-Nlneveh, Mobile; Investieator, Ne,
Castle; ~ GasIon st Csoix; Washington Butcher,
ApaachicolA; Rosamond, Galveston.
BRlGs-samuol g Adams, Galveston; Ci,neros
hatanzas; VIM Sicho r. Batimose Harriet Amelia,
Maitland, ;; G attitude, PeInanbuco; Eleanogs ES
Honduras; Egsles- st Marks.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Georgetown, d c; ConsteL
uon, Georgetown Tor PIoyidence; Jonas smith, ia &.
Ocean Belle, Wilmington; Rosllir, Eleuthera; Mel
Iose, lnasua; Ella CIoweiL Province own ior PHIL
tE, Port Royal; Navigator, Jscksonyiilo h Brown.
DO; r. A Elliot, beOIgetown; Caroline a C0TneliA,
lndianoa; W ID, do; ID Bayles, ST Marks IreGture,
ran River; Clyde, PhIladephIA Tor Haven; Fred.
W LlJn. BuckspOrt; Ales andeT, LhpfeuI; Minnie
kinnis, Bucksp,rt y Edwards, no. Orion fAll
River; Emily, EliEabrthport for Stamford; zelda 4
Laura Portland Ne.
Fellowship Fawn, London: and brig suvanee.
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MATTHEW
G R Y L L S,
OR,
Murder Will Out.
A STORY OF REAL LIFE.

at Is such kind n words that make me sverss
10 10 with you," Olive said, grave ly but kindly.
"You ought TO DO moro resigned 10 the misery
with which God sffllcts you. II your own sins
have brought ID upon you. be thankful that tho
cal TO repentance has not come too late II you arc
suffering from tho wickedncss OF others, pray for
support-pray for them who thus Aflict y ou-prsy
that their hearts may be softened."
The woman listened sttentvely, looking eagerly
upon Olive Is she spoke. But then, shaking her
head, she said pashetcally, "You speak from
| books; your words do not touch me- they pain
me. You are not speaking TO mo from your own
judgement, but from lessons yop have learnt from
Mr. Vyse. do not understand them. Oh ! II you
wished me well, you would let me hear words from
your own kind and gentle heart"
81 dol do indeed, wish you well r. Olive said
earnestly. "oh, Mary! II you could know how
ANXIOUS am to give you comfort you would listen
70 all could tell you"
As Olive pronounced the name, and without lis
tsning to the succeeding words, the woman sprang
from her si.tng posture, saying lmpauently, "why
do you cal me BY the hated nAmet WhaI do YOU
mosn-whAt do you know Of meS''
"Nothing-nothIng," Olive answered, in some
alarm 81 thought Il was your name" she did
no, like " explain that owing 10 Tho Soubyiqet OF
mad Molly" given her by tho villagers, sue /. d
guessed that something hsd escaped 10 prove ths,
Mary WAS really her name. no she asked her,
"What, then, sh.l call your"
There wasa long pause, Tho woman seemed
lAbOuring with some intense and strange emotion
Olive believed that he was about to counle her true
name 10 her; but =. iAsI, sf,er long convulslvs
sgb-as Oh which almost amounted 10 . grUan,
she said in los, calm voice.
"Ohye GIani, whatsoever may DO my slns-whst-
ever may be the SINS Of others 10 me, they have
had their punishment. l have hal my punish.
ment, and YET have never iet . sharper pinch Of
agony than what have experienced IN tlsse last
lew minutes: and now let us talk Of other tn ings
call me Mrs. smiih-Mrs Bronn-snything you
lkei but do not try 70 know me further. linus
much will tel you, that Whatever may 70 your
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Arrpen, Wa vsrs son Q. ne srsunA the ehf,drsu
we're removed the building without any OF IN
Sui,hed Nth 4 lev p.is Of water. Dsmss. trians.
| rxx, ,,r,,,x.-ox r.. , ~ :
fh'' 'hbohiNAiioN'-Last evening the
Executive Hall Of the Fenisn Broth,rhooa vas illu.
| .,..,.a = 49,. :, 49,. - =, -, -, -,
n"N"' =" soo'un'" As escape o. the nnh heen
| Csstre stsvena
r.u.. A. H.. ~ r. - $500. -
an A" VI uI' was cAo'e' ye''e'-
| A.. A. ..u.-. =. NJ 90, pt-.,. -. 80. a..
IN 'ns ce"sI o' w. S'i htnth s'enne' TAXING nio'
Damafe trifins. Another alarm at tho same time
vas osuiod by the burning Of stable No. 1913 EsssI
street. oocuDied by Msntin Hos. Loss lIQ. .......
At noon, an alarm was caused by the explosion OF
fat DO Ter the Provision FAoking Establishment OF
| J. A. Amelins, corner Of Morton and Wsshlngton
| ,treeu, uheh took OF The root Of the buildings.
| Los. $500.
uo..n -. rnrc.r,ox Co,r,nx.-,ov ~
BOARD OF MISUNDERSTANDING OF
| souooL IrsPtCToAs, ETo.-Ths Board met 81 8
0eIoc. last evening" the PRESIDENT james M NC
Iean In the chair Tbs Committee on Elections
and ou.lihc.tion. ore,en,.d . teport an IN, ponI.
...,s.- a., ,,,. ,,.s'.,. ~, :, a.. ,s,,.~ia
nsrned persons a. inspectors Of Common Schools!
IL, Di.,,,,, Is,emi.b Fi,,n.,,tct "a tohn n
VIlii.n.. IA S.thI Jsryi. r. {. All U.yyax n
woods bth Rupert Ennsrsr; OH Wstts e. Ijv.
ins,ton ith RicLard L. I.rrstnore
On ave, and NAYS ali Of he nomination. we're con
6tn,.d I'm the e,csn,ion ~ NJ Ei,,n.,,sL 10
r,. reieeted on aocount Of NOT helms = Radical "a
hi, civ or st.ts "
The Co,nmitts, ON Bv.i,v. p,s,en,ss re,o,t upo,
The subject Of aIo-ing ehIldfnn Who ar. a.
dent az The civ 10 stend iba .cbooI. az III. civ
,etting forth mai ,he hole numbef on
scboiar, Ia moi 20 large a. n, seneTaIv ,upuo,ed An
inye.tI,.ton .de in The s,hool, of lbs ihth and
ts,S 49,, e ~, * a.. -. ,ni ~ ~ ~
seven Grammar depertmsnts Of ali The schooi, In
tou,e srd. hills Inc refi,ter number In ths same
dtpsr,mrni, l. between 400O and BOO That OF all
tLe non. r.sdput scholars In the ,choos bout
lie cItv mi h. te.ided in M. rIlv ,Len m
sntefed The schools and tb.t lie p,fo1ts OF these
scholar. len the city on sccount Of high rents and
scaIe,, Of house loom sith The pnrpY. Of Isarn,ns
these scholars tisnsset business In the city and pay
nth'f .'Hss HhN snNos 49, P's''s "
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