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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24
Atmosphere and Climate

In this era Of thrilling political events I, so
rapidly succeeding each other in our national
history-a series which, during the las four
years, transcends In magnitude, and in view
ofthe principles involved, is unparalleled in
interest in the history OF nations,-we find it
relief occasionally to refer to subjects in
which man has no agency, but which calmly
instruct the contemplative mind NJ
or such Is anything which pertains to eli
mate, either as to Its temperature, or with re-
gard to its moisture or dryness, and the
amount Of condensed vapor which descends
In rain, hail and snow 4
1t has been said that this averages in GUAM
tlty nearly alike from year to year, compre-
bending not less than year in the compari-
son. The writer thinks this opinion unsup-
ported By facts; and though he neither keeps,
nor has ever kept journal of the weather,
yet, taking more than common interest In
the subject, he observes more and more of at
mospheric variations, fro m year to year.
} The temperature Of last summer was the
highest Of A years, from 1920 to 1854 inclu-
sive, which had been the term Of his residence
In Portland. o
Most OF the past seven seasons have been
distinguished for seventies Of drought; that
OF 1854 terminated about the 9th OF August
this was Immediately succeeded, not by mod
crate, but by powerful rains, long repeated
after month or two of these, it was predict
ed that the latter fall rains would be light,
but these proving also abundant, il was then
more confidently predicted that the SHOWS of
winter would be less than usual; but when
these ais had proved abundant, the belief was
still stronger that the spring months would be
lacking In moisture; but these have contin-
ued quite as abundant in storms and showers
to the present date-the 23d Of May. A term
OF nine and ahalf months has been completed.
in which he supposes that double the average
quantity In rain, hail and snow has fallen.
which probably balances the deficiency of all
the dry seasons Of the pastsix or eight years.
and gives indication Of at least bountiful
grass crop, which is the great staple of
Maine.
II any one has kept an accurate journal, /
think it would be useful to publish It, and that
to agriculturalists, especially, it would prove
eminently an act pro bono publico. Fl. G..
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

TIE GREAT PRxpAnAr1oz Or THE Aes.-AfseE
years 81 experiulent and xpenditure Msssrs. HOWE
sTEvEss, Of this city, have brought . peIiectlon
sert that tbcv snrpasa beyond comf arison. any
preparation of the kind ever pat into the market
Their ist includes ome thir Or more colore wnloa
for beauty, permanencv and cleai ness. are all th2i
eau te desired They are peri ct, econom cal, i'd
IN rabae and once tried become household Diees.
lns. In these times Of high prices their use VIII
save the nee sstiy for the purchase of many new
gsrment TO our mind they meet a long existing
wa]t The d~mand tor the ayes canret fatf to be
immense. may2ssnd2w
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24


i MAINE BIBLE Society From the annual
report Of the Trustees of this Society. which
was read by Rev. o. P. Tuckerman, at the
meeting in State Street Church last Sunday
evening, we learn that the Society has given
away, the present year, 1880 testaments ;some
70 the Keforla School, some to Mission Schools,
out most Oh than to soldiers. 1t has also do
mated eignly olDes and twenty copies OF the
New Testament ane Psalms. sss.- SO
II, The receipts during the year Including the
balance Of $7430 on hal.3 st the cfomuenca.
@ent Of the year, were sssAl5. Exuenditures.
lol which $565.S9 was paid !, Inc Amar;osn
s s,ole Society," $57S.sa. Bala.ce On hand
- Z = contemplation to make, o.ring the
coming season. q thorough canvass Of tie city
TOT inc purpose q supplying the destitute With
bibles, and also to raise funds. This pron ,osa
tion win be decided upon at the annual meet.
ing. 11 FVr fstk
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4 EVERY ONE SHOULD USE
Halls Vegetable Sicilian

That splendid preparation for the hair which Is
fast becoming 50 POPULAR and much inquired fo'.
No one who has once tried it will ever give up its
use. srffl 800 ss,aTss.i sssoYi
hair to its orig nal color ii wii prevent the hair
from falling out; it causes the hair to grsw on bald
heads: it clea the scalp and makes the hair SOFT
lustrcus and slken 1t is beautiful hair dressio g.
is recommended aud used By the first medical aa-
theritys ssssn b a seoff a'i1 4r9.4 siA Il
Be very particular 10 ask for Halle Vegetable
Sician Hair Renewer there is WORTHLESS imi-
tation in the market. ts-7 fA7hle
R.PIHALI CO., Pfopretors, Nashua, N, H.
Wholesale Agents in Portland. W.T.. Phlllips and
orally. 81, &. ,s3...t.,.o mayl54w
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Rostc,n Stack Stuck Lis,.
mARRrFD.

In this city. May %. BY. Rev Jas Hewes. VIM II
Anderson. u 5 N and Miss Alice Preble daughter
OF the late Edward Preble Esq. all of this city h
Vi In this city, may 23, by Rev r G Bolles james +
Otis Act, Master U. s. NJ and Miss NJ Addie York,
of Kitt9fy
i In this sity, May 20. by Rev Thos p Rodman Flea
ger D Chamberlain, Of Boston. and Margaret Ella,
daugh.es of II Merrill. Esq of Portland. l-
In South Brio ton May 20, by Rev 4 Maxwell,
Edwin A Fogg. Of Bridgton, and Miss Mahala LON.
bard, Of staldish nm, .,lln
Jones Driver, Esq of Tarifgllle, onn, and Mss
arriet williams Of Westbroek H
In Bath May n. Horace B Townsend, EFF Freeport
and Mary p Dunning, OF B.. la41 aIsI d .ai7
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DIR. Lam
ROOT AND HERB RITTER.

Tho Great Bl5od Further; the best Health Restor-
or. and the most perfect Spring and Summer Medi-
ene ever used u Fil-1rl.ll "a lf
Ths easotually cnre Jausdice Dyspepsia, Liver
ead Bilious 20 nplaints, General Debility, and ali
KIDD ed diseases
They cleanse the systom, regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite drive out all humors purify the
Diood, and strengthen, invigorate build up, and
store to health ana soundnes5. both body and mind,
~ WHO use them Price %, so. and 70 cts. per bot
~ ~ \ so,d by dealers in medicine. GORGE G.
GOODWIN 4 Co.. 80 Hanover ST., Boston.
~ mchl8ld4m
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CHARLES, EMINENT.

sure and speedy cure for Scratches, Gals, Cuts,
sc. on Horses To owners Of horses it is indispen
sable, curing Sweat. Calls. Cuts, Flesh Wounds OF
every kind, and the worst cases of Scratches in
very snort time. = i&an1d n3Ii,5
Fall Directions ocsOmpanSing,esc bottle. Price
% and 50 cents. osdnI
For sale by BuRGE SS. FOBEs r. 90
may13 dim 80 Commero;al st.
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, 81 RICE BROTHERS,, q
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
go and n East Water s

= " s"--H' = T1.-'' " .tEC- sly
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEg,
Pork. LARD, hams. BUrTER, SEEDS, etc.
The following choice brands Of Flour ON hand =
NJ BHRTsHY' g BEsr, fN.WARRRN,
I0WIs 1CABIEET, lAa EAGLE
CHAMPION, MCMILLAN.
3 Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge. 10 " "a sN SAkA IL "a n
B Flour and Produce bong hit, stored and insur-
ed at liberal rates. Yi3o1l isti marl3eodly
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24
The Grand Review At Washington.

The grand exhibition OF the conquering ar
mics Of the Union, In the presence of the
PRESIDENT and Cabinet, Lieut.. General Grant,
ana etner civil and military dignitaries, was
70 come on yesterday and continue through a
portion OF today weather permitting. Wash
ingIon Is iun Oh people TO witness the proud
anu sioiioss pageant. a oispatch to a Bos-
ton paper Monday evening, said: "There has
probably never Deen sucn q crowd Of strangers
In washington as tnere Is tonight, and hun
oreas are snxlousiy seeking resting places.-
Every no'si ana boarding mouse Is crowded,
wn1le nAuy VI INC nospi'alS nave l nunoreds Oh
oA -. o''upau's'
AUG s.o'ps were " cross over rom Aiexan-
VIA Y sno AOns Df''se' ana pontoons across
quo o'omac ~ oeofsetown werc laid to make
increased iacinues Tor their return. The fol-
towing Maine troops were to participate in the
gre, sasha reV'ew' 70 WIT; the 10Th, 18th, l7th
is'n' Sotn, SOtn and Slst Regiments of Infan-
try; the LIST Heavy Artillery; the LIST Battal-
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In this city, Nay %, Mrs Sarah Hedman. aged 60
years. LA, >. .t.ls ..llf .sl..ss.
Y-Funeral this wednesday afternoon, at o'clk,
from No SO Spring street. ~ l~
In this city, May AZ. Mrs Margaret wife OF Peter
Francis, aged 70 years. .ltaT g1lT IL s-lt
IN Cape Elizabeth. May II. Charles L. infant son
of DIR u and Mrs B Hutchinson
aged "a years months. iVsgl ri EanH
IL Augusta, May q. MI Geo Kicker, formerly Of
In wo0iwich. May 90 Mr. Daniel Tibbetts aged SO
In Rocklapd, Nay 10, Horace D Brewer. aged %
years IL months s..,,..s - l..l NJ.
In Appleton, May 4, after an illness OF ten years,
Laura A. only daughter of Benjamin and Lucy A
McLain, aged 20 years. liNA e1ldtcN trafl'
In, Clinton, May 4. Mrs Abigail, wife of Moses
Bracket, aged 81 years. te.
In Hancock, Apfili6, Mrs Mehitable R Gray, aged
II years months 5fl ~ Ntli i1L f'c
In Jonesboro. May 10. Mr. M Hall, aged 70 years.
10 Carmel. April 20, Mrs Sarah. wife Of Rufus
Work aged Al years. ~
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DISASTERS.

Ship Monsoon, Merrill. while loading guano at
HoWiand's Island, struck a reef during gale Jan
10th, aad after pounding heavily time came OF
and sunk one mile from shore. All the crew were
saved except one,a Chinaman The NJ Twas fine
Al ship Of 1899 tons, built at Newcastle in 1890 and
was owned In Boston. ,- ~. .l...l' ~ -
with q cargo OF coal, went ashore on Goshen Reef
on sunday evening, beat over and sunk In about
four tathoms OF water, two miles lSSW from New
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24
coLG ATE's HONEY soar.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. In such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
Is mild and emollieut in its nature, fragrsnty
scented, and extremely beneficial in It's act upon
the skim For sale b. al Druggists and Eaasy
Goods Dealers. ~ janSldlyr.
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waY NOT USE THE BEsrs

Over twenty years increasing demand has estab-
lshed the fact that Matthew'S Venetian Hair Dye is
the best In the world 1t is the cheapest the most
reliable and most convenient Complete in one bot
te ces not require any previous preparation ofths
hair No trouble. No crock or stain. Does notrub OF
or make the hair appear dusty aud dead, butmparts
70 II new life anduster Produces beautiful black
or brown, as preferred. child can appplyit AL.
ways give satisfaction Only cts per bettle. Sold
everywhere. A. MATHEWS. Manufacturer, N. Y.
Agents. va mayl2ecdly :
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SPECIAL No tees.
j @. MORSE M n,

'i' Treats Catarrah, 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. 2SMrrH STREET.
PORTLAND, MAINE. may24f
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

Helmbold's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
Is the great Diuretic.
HELMBoLD's ooNoENTRArRD ExrRAors "a RsArA-
Is the Great Blood Purifier
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and are he most active that be
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

cIosED.-The Sd Parish Church is now
undergoing some repairs, and being put in
trim for summer 1t will be closed for few
Saooatns' until the return Of the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Walton. rF,4@
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~ : W ! n T7
q THEArRR.-Those who took our advice and
secured seats yesterday, obtained good ones
list evening. The others had to take the best
they could get ~ was one OF ! he largest
audiences of the season, and the performances
Of the Carter Zouaye Troupe gave great de-
iight-the audience SEEMING perfectly carried
away with them. This evening is the last one
oftheir engagement, and we predict another
full house. Secure your tickets to day, and
get reserved seats. ,ze 9n4qsu..
There will be q, grand matinee al. 2 10
o'clock this afternoon at which the admission
fee wilt be rs cents for adults, and Is cents for
children. Is will be an excellent opportunity
for Young America to witness the perform
of this interesting troupe. IN
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

sB Among the soldiers wbs have recently died
in the hospitals at Washington ARE the following
from Maine: H. l.. Blodgett, 18th reg i; P. D.
Higgins. 10th; Joseph sturtevant, ist Maine
Veterans. - n
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Dir Psad o,,;Yn Nv

e z ! pr. F E p Pc Quirnbys
Having concluded not to locate himself permanent
~ hereafter in an one place. wculd give notice that
be will return to bis home at BELFAST on Satur-
day, May 27th, stopping few days in BATH. All
persons having unsettled accounts with him are re.
anested TO cal at lis OFFICE and settle tho same.
Letters enclosing stamp addressed to him at BEL
FAST, 4ilE where he can be consulted during the
summer, win be promptly answered.
Portland, May 8, 1866 - IT,
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

al NEW YoRK. May %.
The Herald's Mobile correspondence an
nounces the surrender of the rebel fleet in the
Tombigbee River, on the 9th, comprising two
commodores and one hundred and fifty other
officers and twelve vessels ssrsi i
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

SATHINq OF BEAUTY Is A yov yoREvRR.
Those who desire brilliancy of complexion, must
purify aud enrich the bic, which HELMBOLDs o0N-
soEETRATRD sARsAPARnLA invariably does. Rec.
olleect 1t is NO patent medicine. Ask or Hembolds.
Take no other. Z. a.la4 l..n.sna
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

a.poRT or poRTLAN ".

s eNH 400 ~"
s0niifs ~ aul VS. ARRIVED. iHJia3r alt 90
Steamer New brunswick, Winchester st John
NIB tor Boston. lrr s4a4t. t-....,.l .f.|....,t
steamer lewiston Knight. Boston.
2 Sch Mexican. McCarty, New York.
Sch Jenny Lind. Gray. Boston. ass lfWc pHH
Sch G Jameson, Cook, Monhegan. ffaf n-l
.5s7,r srsiubha ~ CLEARED. aerle4 afsY
naroua Winalow Davia Cardenaa-aao HINT
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

BEWARE OF COUETKRFEITs AND UNPRINoIPLED
DEALERS endeavoring to dispose of their own and
other preparations, on the reputation attained by
HELMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATIoNs. = - -
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

lIKETHs FAINT RxoUIsTTEMusI DRRAM. .
There Is STERLING reality about the won deriul Of
fects Of AMBRpsIA on weak hairan badness, and
in restoring grey hair to its natural color
ts64ea Y shsf may28sn2w
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

HELMBoLD sExfRA OF or SAKsAPARILLA cleansei
and renovates the blood pures nstils the vigor Of
health into the system, and purges out the humors
that make disease. ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

AND WASHES which choke or fill up the pores of the
skim and in short time leave it harsh aid dry! 1t
il the blood, and if you want smooth and soft skin
removes black spots, pimples and eruptions ofthe
akin
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

lsfg y NOTICE TO MARINERS. l.1n
CHARLESTON HARBOR Qli4a 2
Light Vessel has been monred in Morris Island
Channel, $50 yards East Of the sunken monitor Wee
hawken. She Is painted red and will show red
light commencing on Monday night, May Is
At the same time White Beacon Li9nt will also
BE- shown upon Suivan's Island, East of and near
Fort Moulfrie. 4 .stsfsas, ,,4f..s,li8i -4-
~ CHAs. o. BoUTELLE
leess Acting Lighthouse Inspector. GIN District.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

To PURIFY, EERIoa THE BLOOD, AND BKAUTIBY
the complexion, use HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CoNoEN.
grated FLUID ExERAoT SARsARAsILLA,1 One bot
elctiOn.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

Nor Few OF HE WoRsT DISORDERS that af.
fict mankind arise from corruptions of the blood
BELMBoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is a reme-
dy ofthe utmost value. faW . iafsr
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

A CARRIAGE Thinning Shop Ia Brunswick, f5rH-
"A or y occupied BY A. B. Nichols. This shop Is
connected with Olrriags Manuiactory, ana Is Tho
only SHOP OF tho kind In the villa Q, and will be-
fou nd 4 desirable lection for any one acquainted
W tn the basiness as fhsre "a any amount OF work
to be done for the four lerge livery stables there
ana considerable work tesidos. For the now work
enquire Il John Fellows at the Carriage Merulac-
tory ~ Bfunswick or OF +. w. NICHOLS, doors
above tAe Elm Honse, Poftand- maya i2ws
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THE HONEST Old MBDT0INEI

N. Ii. Downs Balsamic Elixir, for Coughs. Colds
Whooping Cough, and all diseases of the throat,
chest and lungs,
See circulars for certificates from Hon. Paul Dill
linghim, Hon. Bates Turner, late Judge of the Su-
preme Court Of Vermont; Dr. fJ.TB. Woodward,
Surgeon for tue Vermont Militia.
Sold by all dealers in Medicines. John Henry
''1FfT III marsOdlOw&wlt
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DoMEsTIC PORTs.

{ spoken-May IL. on Sable Island Bank, sob Col
den Rule, Of Bucksport. tf 01lQ lldII
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SuIeDR OF AN UNKNOWN MIN The
Bangor Whig states that on Friday nightlasf,
when the steamer Katahdin was about half an
hour out Of Boston for that port, while the
officers were collecting fares, the report of a
nistol tv.s heard IN Tho .ftar ,.,,t ~ tho ho.t
,-sI q. = ff'ir = y 80 Doa''
anu ail.Os' iliinieuia.eiy tne cry Oh man over
board"
The steamer was stopped at once, the life
boat lowered, the man found aid brought on
board in an exhausted condition The usual
remedies fer restoring browning Persons were
appnea WIN success put tne man remained
unconscious breathing heaViiy. IL was not
~ niss Aho"n tnas 'ne man was Wounded tne
report q Tue shos having oeeh neard eniy Dy
Que = emo passengers yapt,g Johnson soon
ei,'aii Wounu iro pistol snot
On niS i0rsneau over 'ne rlgns temple. IT was
ProDsp Dy II flanoefs' O beilast' VINO nap
peneo 70 % on Doard' ana found TO be IL
''rns9 = 9nsp.u' .o.q M ssaseI oar
~ ,ns Asflsal q %ne Doa' At nangor 'ne
rouI.eu n'an Wac conveyed 70 tne ooioler'S
ne'' nosp'sai' Wnere no remained In an uncon-
sSAoAS ~ NA.bA h1&kuEN1J al tOA hOOA az
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

~ Harmon Il sawyer,
U.E.War Claim Agents for Maine.
win give their exclusive attention to collecting
Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of Pay, Prize
ea SD Money, Lost Clothing, Geo f
Officers Accounts with the Ordnance. Quartermas.
tiers and Treasury Departments adjusted and settled
and certificates OF non-indebtedness Obtained
Terms reasonable.
q No Charge unless successful
% All advice d information free. 4.
Office No. IS Exchange St, Joss Block told stand
of Bradford 8 Harmony 10
49, - = W. s. SAWYER.
y REPxRENcEs Hon. VIM. p. Fessenden, U. s.
Senator; Hon Samuel Cony, Gov of Maine; Hon
Israel washburn, Jr., Collector of Customs. d
mAy16d&wh
IA DIR. LIGHTHILL. d
3 Oculist and Aurist, is NOW at the UNITED STATHs
HOTEL, to remaip until Saturday noon 1t, where
he can be oonsuted on aa k1 d
OATARRH. DIZZINESS,
aud diseases of the EYE, FAR. THROAT and NOSE.
sfes Io3qsgfI sdHH may2ssnd5t
-
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Charles Lininent.
CURES Chapped Hands, Chapped Lips, Chilblains,
Cuts, Burns, Bruises, &c, &c.
Price Twenty-Five andFifty Cents.
For Sale by BURGESS, FOBES co,
mayl3dlm 't4 Ni-. 80 Commercial St.
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Corn & Oats.
Travelling Salesnan

Travelling SaIesmdn.
WANTED. q situation by young man, as trav-
w cling salesman, agent oroolleotor, for a re-
specabie house.
Wholsals dealers, DON'T be outdone by COD
or any other Boston house, but seearo the eastern
trade Addres v, Box as. may24d34s
A NEAT, hsndy article, NEEDED every hour, and
paid TO any address, upon receipt of rnirty osnis
and stamp
AGENTS WANTED to tr1vg 10 cites and water
ing places IN Maine to eell at wholesale and r, Ia
Large profits allowed. Send Thirty cents and
amp for sample and particulars to no 70 Con-
eRxes ST., Room II, Boston, Mass mAyz4dlw-3
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sPECIAL NoTAcEs.
BLACK AND WHITE GROUND
Cashmere Long Shawis.
CYRUS X. BABB,

WIDE GRO. CRANE
BLACK SILKS, for Cdssocks !!
EfpsNfA CYRUS X. BABB.
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& N. B-A liberal discount from
regular :priees made 10 returned
soldiers.
p" may2id1m w4t
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PresumpsoOt Land and water-Power Com

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EsWS ILs1A
~ SsaesvseA - ~ Isv Ysvb SNl

In The ar.., base ball match. ,,,,.,d.,. h.,v..,
,hs A,hletic. Of Phil.i.lphi. and Al. Ac.,.. =,
New York. the Phil.dephi.ns v.,s b.a,,n. Tn.
soor. .,ocd Ao,,x,. "a A,hl,,,s. 90
Dawn Gnsooar. who was 70 hsy. bean s..eu,.d
In Phladslphi. to-day. has bssn ,,.p,,.a hv A..
Governor, and hs time ,,,sndsd 40 ,hs I'd of On.
,smbsr.
Tnu receipts from custom, for .Ju,v ar. ,.n,.
een,.d 70 be tan million, Of doI,.,. .na ,,... ..
the prs.en, month will b. much l.,.., r,-.
.ighths Of the r.y.nu. ar. ooI,so,.d :. NJ
York.
AGoyun,rr,1 s.l. Of a..n.r, s,c. and ..u
Ing ys.,el, Va. mad, q, ,b, phy.,o,,,,t. ~.
Yard ys.,erd,y. which n,,,.d ,,s .,,,, :, so,s -,o
The purcb,.,r. v,r, Nav yo,L no.,on p,n.
deluhi. and B.lumors sbin ou,r,r. ,,..,,, Tn.
l.ryco lud Wa. s4tooo which ann ~, q,
,h. screw a,.n.r s.r, s,Dso,I Tn, .n,I,..,
sale tn.ie WAS ,h., of the .c,.v us whu.h..a
which brouost ,A.o Th... war. ho,h ,,,.,h.,
-
oy 'ns esne mAn-Jaunss D. "hsney' oi B"sson.
IT 10 probable that the Bocie,y Of Friends viii
b, ronre,eat,d IN ,h. eonn,.,,on .,,o,.,.a a.
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RducntienaI CsuvoutIo,

Ntv HareiL AUG. io.-The third aud last Cav Of
the American Institute OF Instruction, has been Of
exceeding Interest,", The Music Hall vss crowded
to-day Tho morning vas occupied by discussion ..
70 the hest methods Of presenting moral topics, and
lectufe by President Hsvons II Michigan Jpverrity
ou Educ,tcn. In the afternoon Of ,hi. day, very In
terestins leading exercise In pyscoloey, BY Miss
holVina Mitchell, Of the Massachusetts stats Normal
school. Her manner ofrepressntinS the ystsn vn
much applAuded.
In the evening. the Institute was addressed briefly
by Gov Andrew OF Massachusetts, He SAID The truth
b friends ~e have for tie last four Year, that
while We ueie engaged In ths work Of var made
neccssAry by the civil stTlfe, into which We we're
WoNdenusuy cast, It vas our duty n ve would main
tAin our civilization make the country worth say-
tnf maze IL grand snd great in the possible future
vcte oui .clvcs vrh the same energy to tho msnen-
snco Of our institutions Of learning vilh winch 20
devoted currelves TO the escue Of country from
the rebel arms. New England has work 20 do which
her higher vocation With our population
OF three millions and quarter, the rich
est aud most pow erfu in al tho means OF hosd aud
powerful three and . quarter million Of uen and
women under the sun, and our country demands tho
utmost ekerton Of the peculiar po~e hch II 10 the
rit OF Nc- England 70 wield. lie Congratulated
tho Institute that colleges and scminAries we're
.yefy~hcre fourishns In spite Of the great expsndi
tufes Of tho and said 80 on and educsts
these people up to oily ideAs OF human shts
and of absolute Justice.
srpor ssrsnienie, Minister from the Argentine
k'pIblic, mode few remasks In Spanish, eompli-
pietsd to ths sudiencs.
Tho lnstituIe thon adjourned for social intercourse