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The Late Admiral nnnont


Rear Admiral E. F. Dupont, who died very
suddenly at Philadelphia on Friday last, was 4
native Of New Jersey, but entered the navy from
Delaware in 1915, and had seen Fifty years Of ac-
i've service-niore than any other naval officer on
.ns ac'lse list except Vice Admiral Farragut
de won the gratitudeof the whole country and
the formal thanks of Congress, by the bravery
and skill with which be conducted the naval at.
tack which resulted III the capture of Hilton
Head, 8 C,,in November of 1861. He was at.
forwards in command of the South Atlantic
squadron for some time, and in the spring of
1868 madean attack upon the Notifications Of
charleston barber which proved unsuccessful
de did not deem it advisable to renew the attack
and In July, 1868, he was relieved by Admiral
>. A. Dahlgren. Since that time Admiral Dupont
mas been engaged no special war service but
ms long and faithful public service, and his ma
val skill and personal bravery, entitle him to an
honorable place in American history.
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The Spirit of Old Virginia.

OF all the Southern States, says. the Boston
Advertiser, Virginia appears to present the
worst case of an obstinate hostility to the
Union and sullen resolution to defeat by
subterluge or by passive resistance all efforts
to replace anarchy by order or justice. We
doubt whether the spirit OF South Carolina is
more bitterly opposed to the restoration of q
genuine Union, or whether she feels ANDRE
angry repugnanee to accepting the definite
settlement which the war has made OF certain
points,. Ofvarious rebel generals, IL was the
Virginia Lee, who even after surrender undsr-
took to impress upon his men that it was
ttheir country" which they had served, and
which had been conquered, but would hold
their deeds in grateful remembrance. 1t
was among the Virginians Of his army that
there was the most OF that defiant spirit which
cherished the notion of an unconquerable
hate as something not to be reached by "sub
jugation, something tie be boosted OF, and not
to be thrown in the teeth of Union mel. 1t
is in Virginia that the most dangerous move
ments for thwarting the purposes Of . proper
reorganization have been developed. Even
of the ecclesiastic bodies in that State, some
have already set themselves in opposition to the
efforts by which kindred bodies at the North
have undertaken to advance the cause of
true religion and to promote the enlishten-
ment and elevation of the people. M
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0RTGTNAL and SELECTED.

- Papers in Canada West give reports of
very promising crops
q Fifty thousand sick and wounded soldiers
have been received during the past year at the
Battery Hospital, New York.
Gy Postofdces are to be opened Immediately
in alltheimportant places in the South, and the
mail routes will be re-let.
RA very destructive fire occurred in Quebec
on Thursday. More than 200 houses were CON
sumed
RThe Quebec papers announce that Gen.
Dix arrived in that city on Tuesday morning
last. He has been the recipient Of every posi-
BILE courtesy that could be extended to him by
his Excellency the Governor General. and the
members of the government now in Quebec
70 a3rThe New Brunswick Courier, weekly
paper established in 1911. announces its own
approaching demise. 1t says that the sober old
weekles are, like numbering stage coaches,
things of aformer age and must give way. We
bid it farewell with regret. m
81 One paper tells US that powdered hellebore
busted over currant bushes isdeath to the cur
rant worm. Another that copperas water sprin-
killed. on the leaves kills them. The question is,
how shall we kill those which hide on the under
side of the leaves?
" The London Owl states that the Home
Government and the Canadian delegates are in
complete unison with respect to the forti6ca-
tons of Quebec and Montreal, and that 1t is
firmly believed the proposed Confederation will
| be carried out
R The New York Times asserts on the
strength Of letters from Europe that Maximil-
ian has indicated to his royal relatives of Aus
tra and Belgium desire to abdicate and 90
home It is also said that this secret, having
leaked out in Paris, is the cause Of the present
excitement in relation to Mexican affairs.
HThe work Of interring the remains Of de-
ceased soldiers, both rebel and Union, on the
battlefelds from Charlottesville to Richmond,
is progressing fayorably under the direction of
Capt. ]. NJ. Moore, who has about five hundred
men at work. guarded by full regiment Of
troops to protect them from molestation. Head
boardsare erected at the graves. bearing in
scriptions Of such Information Of the deceased
parties as can be obtained
- The London papers of the 9Th Instant
contain copious details Of the marriage Of Baron
Ferdinand and Miss Evelna de Rothschild,
which was solemnizsd on the previous evening,
Gon scale of princely grandeur. The bride was
the second daughter Of Baron Lionel, head of
the London house; the bridegroom is second
son of Baron Anselm, chief partner in the
Vienna branch Of the world renowned firm.
AS in the case of the elder sister " now the
/ Baroness Alphonse of Parasitic bride has mar
ried her cousin. ~, ,sss $500
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A Domestic RoMANCE.-The Springfield
Republican relates pleasant story of re-
cent incident which occurred at the Home
for the Friendless, in that city, as follows:
"a very respectable, nice. looking girl appli-
ed at the Home one day last week, telling a
sad story of sickness, and want of means in
consequence, and as she was entirely home
less and friendless, she was taken in and cared
for until she could find place to work. 1t
seems that she had lover, to whom she had
been engaged seven years, and who for the
last four years had been in the Army of the
Potomac, but for some reason they had not
heard from each other for some time, as she
had been sick and obliged to change her resi-
dence. When he was mustered out of the ar
my he went at once to the place where he
had left her, but could find no clue to her
whereabouts, until yesterday, he found her at
the Home. He has money laid by and good
situation at Fortress Monroe, where he intends
soon to go.
The ladies' whowere attending a business
meeting at the Home, gladly stopped their
proceedings to witness the marriage ceremony,
which was conducted by Rev. Mr.. Harrington,
chaplain at the Home, and many congratula-
tons were offered to the happy pair, and es-
pecially to the bride, who came there thinking
herself entirely friendless, and went away
with the very best kind Of friend"
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The End Of the World.
On 'ne aDsve subject the London Spectator
discourses in the following LANGUAGE

On the above subject the London Spectator
discourses in the following language:
European writers, whatever thar, s,t;... -,
ltcs or society, now tacitly assume that ths i,-
man race is to progress forever or - ~
latent idea more strictly is to advance steadily div
a and an iDdsnnlte period towards nobler lie
term to history, which SO greatly infnsnc, nA .s
Middle Ages. has utterly disappeared. tAe sa me
religious belief in cataclysm u oecur ~ SEMI
tsnt but visible date. though SUI entertan us
PAS IA ceased 70 be professed by anyAody but Drl
reverie of the politicians no longer OF the oo,ns
ing overturn of things - an idea neve, absent
from the great minds of the first four celfnr;es
but of coming millennium, when all mafis;nd
snaI De allied, and the motive force of the Eno-
def hand Of the Mongol shall all be EMPLOYED
together in making the earth more lovely and
more convenient for its people.
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rActAL NOTICES.
ATwOoD,s
PATENTDRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER, i.
HYDRAULIC SAND PuMp


:, PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated
ths superioriy Of this mschne over all Others far
the pu pose OF sinking Oil wells the and srsigned
NO ,H Y prepared TO receive orders for the same.
=, MS machinery comprises everything requisite ia,
tue oorAg of Oil wells excepting the SrEAM ENaIaE
ana ~ LAST tRoN DRIVING PIPE, thu will be furnish
gu a. 1esirta. ut reasonable price, apd Dispense
Win tne use q the Derrick Rope, Bull wheel and
ounss cumorous aud expensive fixtures now in use
= 70 arrsngea being constructed ON wheels and
tnat 10 Gan be easily removed the pur
Pors oi p slnklng wehs in different localities.
90 tan g q, Is rmoved from the well by our
a.sn. yatauiis proeess and esnot require the
rem ,Val OF tho drill iron Il boring This process
not only removes all the a..ritns In fiom Il to 10
minutes, but likewise efsstnaiiv clears out and
opens all the small oil vens%at Are 40 often entire
y eosed up TIE o.d precessof sand pumping.
ai en- ~ s. zn o psetcai epginser
driven P'Po N~ D
Arrangements are being made for. tAs construe.
ton and delivery Of these machines at Essv York
Nor wich, Newbueg, N. r., and Pittsburg, Pa -
Fer further information. price. terms, 10. ad-
dress, SIMEON LELAND
~ --Aa METROPOLITAN HoTEL,
spl7 eodSms lf GHg New York.
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"a Thier Cries Soon Thief,,

The public are cautioned agaist base imitation
Of L. f. Atwood's Bitterss by manufacturer o
proprietary medicines in this city who has not only
copied the label in part and adopted the same style
bottle but states on his label that he has purchased
the entire right Of Or. Atwood and as 81. f. are
the only Atwood Bitters put up in Maine which
have gained celebrity, this evidently leads the un
wary TO suppose that a is L. F. Atwood-vho has
never conveyed to him. directly indirectly. ether
the title to any Information respecting his Bit
tiers. Thsis the same person who formerly signed
Il T. instead Ct ~ +. Atwood. Hcsays Beware
Of countsrfeits and limitations" VIII CHI seems 70 be
upon the game principle that "a Thief Cries Stop
Thief" Toe genuine il signed L. y. Atwood and
bears an extra label on white paper, headed "Cau
ton, Extre" Countersigned by II. II. Hay, Dr. uR
Rist, Portland, Sole General Agent. iEa eaitQ
Portland, April 2s-3aw&vSm 6ai 500 tt
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DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BIT ERS

The Great Blood Purifier; thebest Health Restor-
or, and the most perfect Spring and summer Medi-
cire ever used. F.1k8ft u Ftt
They efsctualIy cure Jaundce, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Complaints. General Debility. and al
kindred diseases.
They cleanse tho system. regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite drive out all humors, purify the
bleod and strengthen, invigorate. build up, and re-
store to health and soundness. both body and mind
all who use them Price Is, so. and rs cts per bot
tie. Sold BY al dealers in medicine. GEORGE G.
GOODWIN g Co., 50 Hanover St., Boston.
81 ~ k g mehlsd4m
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- "ITT n TT-T--| p
From the South.

NEW YORK, June u.
The steamer Port au Prince brings Savar-
nah dates of the 23d.
10 The Savannah Herald has a dispatch, dated
Augusta the 2lst, announcing the loss of the
steamer Leesburg, by running on a snag, If
teen miles below that clay. Most of the car
go was saved.
A writer in. the Savannah Herald gives US
the nearest approximate to the stock Of cotton
of the last crop yet to come to market, as one
million and quarter of bales. 04s4
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Foreign Items.

reports from many parts of England favor
the hope OF an early and abundant harvest.
A child named Eddy has died at Glasgow
rom absolute starvation. At Dundee SINH.
lar case has occurred. There the child died
In the streets.
Thomas Carlyle is at present sojourning
with his brother-in'law, Mr.. James Aitken.
Dumfries. he appears in good health but i
somewhat thin. Having given his razor a
long holiday his physiognomy, like his stvIe
is somewhat ragged. aeAA
There is to be no Godlva procession in Cow
entry this year.
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Administrnior,s Sale.

DURSUANT 10 legal license. / shall tel a. public
auction ON ihs prt miss n4rs aftsr n'me1, on
the 3Ist day Of July next. at o'clock tlo fol-
owl z real cstase which " Of kicfe d Tax y, de-
a Loaf sa,d RAYMOND. boundsd as f'llowsi On
The North vest BY Gibscn P.ummsr Jr.'s land; on
tho 10. th.Esst BY Ira Brown sla d; oH the Souie-
Ea.t ~ the County ad lead ng fr,m Elijah Ful.
Ionis 10 Ia Ray m md; the on West by the
sw mp Road Is cailedli c5n'ainns ton acres, more
or les Tao ssle TO DO male for the pa mant of
debts of the deceased and charg OF iminlssra-
to-.
Riymoad. June IS. 1876.
j EsSSE PLUMMtR, Administrator.
Holden Peabody, Atys for Adm'r. 26W8W
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Manufacturers 4 Traders Bank.

NOTICE. is hereby given that a. a meeting OF Tho
IN Stockholders OF the Manufacturers snd Traders
Ink, hec the 26th day OF Juae, 1885, il vot.
d,
That the Directors b. aud they are hersby instrue-
ted aud authorized to surrender the Charter Of tao
Bank AMI to ganize n National Banking A ssOo.-
alto !" uuder tho laws the Unitej States, aud o
form all scts necssfa carry into effect the ob.ct
Of this vote.
Pursuant TO said vote the Directors have procured
ths assent of the owners ottw1-thirds Of q nj al
Stock and voted to surrender its charter and to
coed Immediately to ofgaBfze Irrational Baukmg
Association"
Voted h hat the capital of the Na.ional Assocsu-
ton divided into shares Of one hundred dollars
each, instead Of bfy doi,ars efch, as they now
stand in the Manufactures ard Traders Pank ard
that ire Directors adjust the mater tn snoh stock
holders as .wn odd hares, bY fxiog price which
they will hivo o take 70 the 4 actonal part.
EDWARD GOULD, Cashier,
June 2s 1s 5--dln
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s Ssw az Olive Branch. Agnsw Rsd Beach fer
1 1os "a Cleveland, Thomas, Camden for do; David
SIocaaet, matthew's. York for do; Pearl Hill and
\ PIa1toh. =, Saoo for New Bedford; Demo.
Graz, GrierEon Calais for Providence
oid, sens Grace Girdler, Olive Branch, e g Bux-
NEW BEDfORD-Ar 2eth, scha EIvfra Conant
Foss Philadelphia; Maria Roxana Palmer. Calais.
BOSI0R-Ar 18th, schs Jenny Lind Grant md
Hattie Coombs, Drinkwatsr. New York Sesnort
Nelser, horthport; Doris, Remiek Ellsworth. an,
san Ross, Herrick, and Orient Eaton. from Ransor.
Castine. ' N4AS'
CID 25th, schs ] Ril, Baker, Jacksonville, Hi,h-
lander. Nickerson, Bangor. -
Ar 9th, schs Ocean Traveller, Adams PhiIadeI-
pLia; rugwassa, Patten, Ellsworth Jnno. seavey
RockIand. ~'
Cid 27tn, ship Mosher, Anthony. st C;oorve M \.
brig Mary A Chase, Mcdonald, for Aspinwalf. sebs
Ocean Belle. Wright, Addisoni J LiichfieId. has.
kel, Rookland.
sALEA-Ar 2eth. scbs Oregon, Miller, Bangor:
nosannah Rose, Burgess, Bangor for Washington
5,anI, PIessey, do for Philadelphia
,.NEubuk1PORr-Ar Path, sohs Mary Remick
nnt.nsws Bangor; Post Boy, Tate ROckand
fOhlSAOOrH-Ar 26th, schs Betsey Amas Call
HS1 DssSey r1erSe BilIings, Bangor Chas Carrol
BANGOREAr 18Th, briss Proieus. Mohoney. Bos.
ton, TO load for Cienfuegos; Nath Stevens Bsybonr
do, to load Tor Honduras.
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Portland Atheneuns.

The Annual Meeting Of the Proprietors OF Port
land Athenaun will be held at the Library Room, on
Plumb st. Wednesday. June % at u O'Clock N, for
the choice of officers, and the transaction of any
o.her business that may be necessary.
All books must be re urned to the library before
Tuesday, the 9th inst.
Per Order.
june2sitd N. wEsB. Secretary.
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during the week but there Is AZ vet no sufficient
demand to establish satisfactory scale Of prices.
R00D-Has ined to s89lO y cord for hard and
$697 for soft. delivered Demand moderate =
WOOL The market remaius dull and heavy but
further decline in prices has been prevented by the
needed before the new clip becomes available,
FREIGHTS-Foreign freights are still unimpor-
tant The is but title to go forward which at
present prices will pay the cost of transportation
We have to report only two foreign charters during
the week bark Mira Celia, for Buenos Ayres, with
lumber at $l3 y a in gold, and brig j. d Lincoln,
Isl tons from Bath to Nassau N. r, and back for
$4,000, half coin, for the round voyage CoastwIse
the brig Mechanic Is reported for Washington. d.
q, with hay at $40 " ton. Except small coasters,
there is little unengaged tonnage in port.
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srEcIAL NoriCss


Is at 14T Middle Street, whore every variety o.
Rubbe- Goods can be procured. at manu- 'acturers'
prices. Their assortment OF Rubber JeweIry and
Fancy Goods isreaIly magnificent. juno2stf
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NOTICE.

The drawing positions in the Re1ata viii take
place at the Aldermens Room, City Building. on
Monday, July 8. at u O'Clock A M. at which time
each person or crew entered for the race viii have
some authorized representative present, to draw for
them or take such piece in the raceas may be drawn
for them BY the Judges. 10 r
~ tiie r "a & 90 ~ PER ORDER.
u ae .s,ssas IS lrIlE .77-'t7 800
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(. DIR. THBBETps'
PHYsI eroxE

II EdG Il N E r. A II O r !
- The Most WodsrfaI Discovery Of tbs Age
win positively restore Gray Hair 10 its or original
color, whether back, brown or auburn, and being
q delightful dressing. II imparts to it beautiful
glossy and he lily appearance. 1t will also promote
. grow. III of heir on bald heads, where the
glands roots not disorganized atd Ell ctuallJ
remove ell dendruf, itehieg and humcrs from the
scalp IL Is warranted to produce the above results
or money refunded. aae sil IL a4nliI.5 aIl
rEBBETTS BROTHERS. II
Proprietors. Manchester, N. ii.
WV WHIPPLK, Agent for Portland Sold by
Druggist everywhere. 81 mayi1eod 6ms
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coLcATE,s HoNEY SOAP

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
is nj. III snd enoIlient in its natures fragrantly
scented, AMI sxr emely beneheialin It's act upon
the skin. For Sale By all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. ESQ b risnsldlyr
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Reasons for Using Bush's Hair Dye.

1t Il the most durable. 1t contains TIVE largest
quantity of dye Each box has three bottles, sponge
and brush 1t oolors Jet black or any desirable shade
ofb-ewn Full directions with each box. II can be
easily applied. Price enc dollar. juns2Jd1v
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Harmon & sawyer,
U.S.War Claim Agents for Maine

Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of Pay, Prize
as,roo Al Money, Lost Clothing, &c. 81. i-ai
oficers' Accounts with the Ordnance, Quartermas.
ters and Treasury Depaf and settled,
and certificates OF Observation-Disclosures obtained
Terms reasonable. .,...,5.
R-Eo Charge unless successful. ol.sft
All advice a. d information free. ,.st,.s
Office No. IS Exchange St. jose Block, told stand
n n Y 7'1 y z X. HARMON,
"+ t7aAeA s PISS w. 8. SAWYER.
RErsrENcEs Hon. VIM. P. Fessenden, o. 8.
Senator; Hon Samuel Cony, Gov Of Maine; Hoo
Israel washburn, Jr., Collector ofCustoms.
-3ias aaesa ~ 14aaH mayl6d&wtf
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E. NJ. PArrES. AUorIoNEER. Il ExohaDss St.
Valuable Real Estate ON Middle
ta ST. ut Auction.

ON Fridsy, Julf 7th, at IA O'Clock, on tho PRINT
OIses, very valu,bls OF of and, with the build
inss thereon, situated the westerly side of Md.
d. oIner Of II mp hire street Tnislot has trout
on Middle street of about eightytwo feet, and con-
iaiss about sixty-six humid ed square feet
Tbis o2erty bel o the priacipil tho-ou ,hf re
OF the city, is ally inc casing IN value, ard offers
good opportunity for investnienf.
For PARTICULARS aud plan OF property, call at the
cfhc of he Auc !oaeer j1ne23itd
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siasae be'slssta WASHINGTON, June 81.
President Johnson's health is somewhat i'm
proved to-day, though not sufficiently to en-
able him to receive visitors. He will proba-
bly, attend the usual cabinet meeting.
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BMesdames Grant and Sherman are modest
Wel-oehaved women, who think good deal
more q their husbands than of gewgaws. They
are eacn about IS years old, modest and nnpre-
tentious Jenkins says Mrs. Grant at Chicago
were straw hat trimmed with green. For
further particulars we refer to the above men
toned Jenkins.
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DIED.

In Buckaed June rs. Dea Benjamin Emery, aged
"a years 10 months y fLftlL
In this city, June "a, Mr. James L Merrill, aged
81 years - ~ as--
+ In Hallewel, june II, Mrs Elisabeth Barrett,
widow of the late Oliver Barrett, aged 81 years and
months E.an- ..-Aa aa-aaaaL
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PER ORDER.

Treats Catarrh, Bronchitis, and all affections
Of the Throat and Lungs, by cold Medicated In
halation. Success unprecedented. Can refer
to thousands in this city and State and all parts
of the United States. Office No. SMITH STREET,
PORTLAND, MAINE iiaa iA may24tf
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"One morn Peri at the gate
OF Eden stood, di consulate.

No wonder; she had used her last bottle OF
srBRLIse's AMBRosIA, and the article was scarce
on account OF the immense demand for 1t.
une2lsnd2w
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SssA A NEW COTTAGE HOUSE. c,ntaiuipg
H;iH nine rooms. situated at No. 81 Fl nklin ST. =
,aI Price SO $50. Terms 0lsy lfnot soid before
fhs 10Th OF July TO be rented. For particulars APP
ply At % Myrtle 81. june21du
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The Haiq says that the ~
"aldoOoro intendto put up ibis
least :. ten vessels, from ships. down to
SIX are now on the stocks and a bark v.s SOnes
ed last Saturday. "'s i'snaA
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Boston Stock List. j.
= ruu RroxNns, DoARD. lime q
mGREsrED.

In this city, June 81 by Rev I g Nichols. Rev
james Hewes and Miss Eleanor B, daughter Of the
late on Jedediah Jewett q TurUTIlW
In Badwin. June 81, by Rev Albert Cole, Of Cor
nish RishworIh Burnett and Miss Lyois Bach.
eldor: same time, N Ripley Flint and Miss r len X
Burnell, all OF Baldwin. " IN w MAJ N-3
IN warren, June Is. by Rev D Q cushran, VIM
Hodgman. of the firm of Hodgman McColum,
ana Miss Augusta Cushman
In Boston. June 10, by Rev DR. Chckering, Mar
fSnsrs * nighf and Miss Laura Gfeenlaw. both OF
In Halowe, June Is, John II Howe aud Mrs
Hannah Osgood. COG % allsa