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FOREIGN PORTS.


for New York 2sth; brig Gibbs, Gardiner. do.
Ro At ge% mar Feb 49, brig Hancock Gibbs from
Ar at Gravssend 22d ult, brig Unionist, Smith, fin
~ Arat oienfuegOs goth ut, barque Linda, Hewett,
Ar at DO 18th ult, sch Ontario, Huntley, New York;
10Th, orgs Lorana, Wilson, Boston: Navarno, Giles,
do: 18TH barques NJ stetson. B eois. BOston:
Willis Rich, Panno, Havana. = = =
SD 18th 14th, brig Adah 3, tBr) Roberts, Portland.
AT CaiDar1en 21st ult, barque Lochiel, fBr) Ora
da. ion iorfand Lorena Berry ior Boston
Haeas ses snoa stse From IN
for Boston Campbell, Soule, from Portland, ar 9Th
Sid 18TH, brig H +, colthirst, Emery, New York.
Ar at Nuevitas 18th ult, briggs Cha lena, Water
house, Portland; Tempest, Wilson, Mobile.
D Cd at Havana 2sth, sch Ocean Ranger, Bradley,
Sid 18th, barque Masonic, Berry, Matanzas: aad.
brigs Golden Lead Lanthorn, Cienfuegos; 9th Hat
re- Gikey, Sierra Moreno; Marshall Dutch, Coombs,
Chartered baraues Oak Ridge, 600 hhds sugar, sor
New Orleans via Sagua, at $3.50; Dunkeld. iBrj 600
do, for New Orleans via Matanzas at Sc "; Enrique
Arg) 500 hhds do, for North Of Hatteras via sagua
port North Of Hatteras via Sierra Morena So; Col
den Lead 400 hhds sugar, for New Orleans via Cien-
iuegos, at Georgia. 40 hhds do for North of
do via Sierra Morena, at So; -harque Montana, 700
hhds sugar. Tor port North Of Hatteras via Remedies
| at 81 so.
Ar at Matanzas 18th ult, brig Scotland Rose, from
Boston; both, barque EIverton, Smith, Galveston
Sid 10th, brig Ortolan, ely, Philadelphia.
Ar at Cardenas 18th, barque John Carver. Nichols
New York; brig Crilnea, Hichborn, Havana; 18th,
sch Martha Nichols, Wright, Havana ed brig Con-
leck, do.
Al ct do 18th ult briggs Hattie Emery, Fits, and
Hydra, Herman, New Orleans; Clara NJ Goodrich,
Look, Havana; 2oth, sch Alice, Croker, Savannah.
Sid 18th, sch VIM Gregory, Aud, for port North Of
Hatteras; 18th, barque Sancho Panza, Hagen, tor
Sagua. -ii---
Ar at Sagua 18th ult brigs John Stevens. Chase
Havana; 18th, III Houston. French and j Mcguire
Segur, New York; Cattell. Watson, Phfladel-
phia. " Ut
Sid 18th, barque Eliza White, Look, Portland.
- ..s9 sPOKEN.o
Feb Is, lat n, Hon q w, barque City OF Bangor
from London for Port Adelaide. = ia u n ;
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MUNICIPAL COUNT. APRIL 5.

Thomas Herbert and Timothy DAILY assaulted on
GERS Pickett and Gribbon Wednesday night, who
found the fellows in the street somewhat intoxicated
and ordered them to 60 home. They refused, and as
saulted the officers, for which they were broughthc-
fore the Court and fined $40 each and costs. They
could not pay the fines and were mmitted to Jail.
Joseph Hussey, tor larceny of pair OF pants be-
longing to G. w. Rich was fined 80 and costs. Com
mitted .1 ~. .tFratt it-I. l..-I--.r ~
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DEpARTURn OF OCEAN sTE4MrMe:
IA !: g. N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


re- l'i..s. ~ I. Thnrsday, April s.
ARRIVED. 400 =
Steamship st George, lBr, Smith, Liverpool 17th
UT wa ~ John NIB, tor New York. ~ II IN
steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston. - s 80
Brig Maria, (Br) Whitmore, Trinidad 9Th ult q ~
Brig arthur EggesoD, tof Stockton} Clifford. Car
18th ult AZ - 81 - ~. VS." "-'A' AaeanAas
Brig Helen o Phinney, Boyd, New York. .,45.,i, 1-
Sen Hattie u tof Waldoborol Benner. Cardenas
10 days, with loss Of foretopmast, mainboom. and
jibb0om. 5HBs III -'' aiiu
sen kedron, lBrl Pettis, Parrsboro, MS. ta.r
sen Lucy 0rcutt, Garry Baltimore,
sch richard Peterson, English, Baltimore. 7{F
sen Aloatross, Arey, kockland tor Boston.
BELoW-A deep brig, hailing from vinalhayen.
CLEARED. 30 st.4 s,ift1b -
Barque Philena, Davis, Cuba-A I. Hobsop. VI 81 7l
Rr BF1g sea9sy, t Br1 Monroe, Cardenas Churchill
e Big Proteus, Mahoney, Masanzas-Lynch, Bar
iron OUR coRREsposDrSr.1 ,7
GREEN'S LANDING March 31-sld. sch splen-
dat sawyer from Portlandl for Ellsworth.
Marcn Sl5Sld sch Benz Franklin, Crockett, from
Portland) for Machias. 'AoiH
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OTITINE.

= OTITINE. 49,
This excellent Remedy is an infalbe cure for Deaf.
mess, Discharge from the Ear, and Noises in the
Head. ..,....
This s0ondeCfM Vegetable Extract has been the
means OF restoring thousands to their hearing, who,
after trying everything and everybody, had given up
hoping ever to hear ain. ~.
Z 1t Operates like charm upon offensive dscharg-
es from the EAR, no matter what may have caused
1t, or how long standing. Cst p SOL
Noises in the head disappear under its influence
as If by magic. ss3ils raHiW 70 .52 BE- ~
Price, $500 Bottle. For sale by all Druggists at
wholesale by g.. @. GOODWIN g CO., n 2 2osss4
I, - illsi,l "a btsNo. So Hanover St., Boston.
Feb 21-sNd&w1y ' =
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IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Damascus "a bars iron
u ndls Go ss2 bdls hoop DO TO Corey; case Jew,
cry, cases mdse. Cadadian Ex Co; bales ndse
bales do, M Bailey; Is cases do, E Prfndie: is
cases 40, q Co; 1875 pkgs, Agt do; cases mdse
Thos Sheppard; 3 cases, order 49,,
TRINIDAD: Brig Maria-21s hhds tcs molasses
CARDENAS. Brig Arthur Eggleson-299 hhds 81
tres molasses, Brown & Sons. - = -
Sch Hattie B-5S2 hhds 81 tres molasses B Brown
master. = W. w. w.
MATANzAs. Brig L TKnight-es2 hhds 80 tres
melasses, to Churchill q Co, = - =, 80 y
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DIED.

In Westbrook, April ., Mrs Dinah M, with Of Jas
Paine, aged 80 years. =, ~
AT Cannon River Falls, Minnesota Mrs Anpeline
M, wife o. James Dorr, formerly Of this city.
In augusta March IL, Grace Baker, aged "A years
In bucksport, March Q, Elias Craig. Esq, OF Au-
81 years. y - . - y "eoNe
In Rockland, March 20, Mrs Alice M, wife Of Ell
Perry, aged 81 years months
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DRY GooDs AT AUcrIoN.-The auction
sale of dry goods win be continued at Patterns
rooms, Exchange Street, this forenoon and af-
ternoon. Ladies are invited to look at the
bargains to be had. The stock of linen and
wooden goods is handsome.
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CIGARS, &C., AT AUcTIoN.-H. Bailey &
Co., will sell at aucton, at their rooms to-day
at 10 O'Clock, a lot of cigars and tobacco. Also
200 army blankets, on Government account.
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THE gentlemen's Executive Committee on
the Fair in aid of the widows and orphans Of
deceased soldiers, are requested to meet at the
Office OF the Chairman, 1O1 Middle street, this
friday evening, at 1-2 O'Clock,
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The AccDENT.-We are glad to announce
that the men who were injured yesterday by
the falling of the staging, while engaged in
painting the residence of John Mussey, Esq,
are all doing well, and it is expected three OF
them may be out again in comparatively
brief time. Trundy, who was the most severe
" injured, was much better yesterday, but he
VIII be confined, If he RECEIVERS from his inju-
ries, a long time. An the injured men have
the sv,,rpathies of the community with them
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Friday Morning, April 6, 1855.
PORTLAND AND YICJNJTY

~ Adoertisers riH beneFt themselves, as celIas
us, By sending in their adpert,sements
at an early hour in the day. ----.--.l--
New Advertisements To-day
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
BOOTS and Shoes-T. E. Moseley & Ce.-Boston.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Sales-Henry Bailey g. Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN
Theatre-Deering Hall. e.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
Insurance-Loring, Stackpole s. Co. <... lT
commission Merchants-Eiweu, Owen & Co.
Lost-Fitch Muf
Spring Goods-Elden & Whitman
Quarterly Statement of Second National Bank
China, Cookery aud Glass Ware--J. +. Rand
Nj L. Al. c. Small, Secretary.
Manted-Errand Boy. ~ 80 III e5...
10 Let-Dwellng House-C. N. Barbour.
bronze kid-Barbour's Boot and shoe Store.
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MEN's Rubber over shoes s1,2O; women's
90 cts; misses 10 cts. per pair, at Halls Rub
Der Emporium, lat Middle st. If.
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- ITCH | ITCH! ITCHIr 90
ScyUfch.A Scratch :

Ooc7'Ntczt, Oc7'UtcN, NcTNtcN!
Wheaton's Ointment sa'7
Will Cure the Itch in Forty.Eight Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, Chilblains,
and all Er9ptions Of the Skin. Price 80 cents. For
sale by all druggists. 80 'A@'''
By sending so cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole
Agents, ITO Washington ST., Boston, It win be tor
warded by mall free of postage, to any part OF the
United States. GE
4 Oct %. 1S65.--sN d&w1yr s2sp u 10TH s -
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DErRoIr. Mich. Man. 81. 1894.

Dear Sir:-Next to the developments ofthe
great results of the war, it is the first duty of
the American people, to take care of the wild
ows and orphans of those who lost their lives
in defending the life of the Republic. am
happy to learn that the citizens of Portland
are up to the work, and I present you my sin
cerest wishes for the success of your noble en-
terprise. The soldiers of Maine stood in the
first rank of the heroes of the country, and l
am confident the people of the State will show
a first appreciation of their glorious achieve
ments. 1 am sir, very truly yours,
-..l ~. -. .-.ar r1 ...r a. Surpz
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0olgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap,
g superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with GIycerine.
and especially designed for the use of Ladies and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite, and its
washing properties unrivalled. For sale by all Drug
gists. 4't fe10'66sNdty Is
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Messrs. Lorng, stackpole g Co., Insurance Agents.
Portland: l-i45, 81 ..lr s-.i.....5.5E n 81.
Gentlemen-I am pleased to inform you that am
personally acquainted with the President and several
Of the Directors of THE UNITED STATES ACCI-
DENT INSURANCE COMPANY, and cheerfully
bear testimony to their standing as gentlemen of
character wealth and extensive business experience
l should regard any enterprise with which they
mightbe officially connected worthy of entire con-
nuehce' Truly yours, 1-
3. -i5r-.t WE. GOULD.
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SHIPBUILDNG-At Searsport, VIM McGilvery Is
building ship Of 1000 tous. to be off in July Good
be completed In the fall. j Lane s. Co are build
ing brig of about 400 tons, to be launched in few
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THEArRS.-This evening is set apart for the
benefit of those charming little children, Jes-
sic Rogers and Jennie Prescott, who will APP
pear as Eva and Topsy, in the drama Of Uncle
Toms Cabin. The Fenian's Dream will also
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
DOMESTIC PORT

Trinidad.
Ar at Boston 9th, brigs Harriet, Hammond, and
Poinsett Means, Matanzas.
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ChiEbIains Can Be Cured, II.

~ 'CISIbJ0ias Cam Be Cured! facT,
USE CHARLES EMINENT. Folio,c the D.rec
tions strictly and we warrant cure.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
D. BURGESS, FOBES & CO., u Ai''-
GENERAL AGENTS,
so Commercial Street, Thomas Block,)
dec27dtfsN Portland, Me,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Yhe Ladies'.


Gentlemen's, Misses and Childrens Booss and Shoes
az i. +. MOSELEY q CO.'S, SUMMER ST., Boston,
includes their usual assortment elegant styles for
this seasons wear. ~ i5..rrs51 - -TTi1 aTR-1te
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For Sale. - = : =
BURIAL, LOT IN=EVERGREEN GENIE
Terry, iWestbrook.)
One of the most desirable location in. Section E.
Said Lot is numbered 12S and 10, adjoining Messrs.
G. W. Robinson and Rufus d. Beams, and Is very
handsomely laid out. y af h 800 s1 =
For further information as to price, &c. eal
= Address. "EVERGREEN,s -
n Transcript Office. Boston, Mass.
Boston, March IL. ID I. mh17d&wsNf af'
@. w. ATWEIL, KY So
A DIV II r II S L N q AiG E MI,
Junction Middle and Free Sss., up stairs. 's I
Advertisements received for all papers in the
State Of Maine. ia slaal iad ne mh2766sNdfra s
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Perrx,s Maih aud rr.cl.I. I ....... =

Perry's Moth and Freckle Lotion.
Chloasma, or Mothpatch, talso called Liverspot J
and Lentigo, or Freckles, are often very annoying
particularly to ladies ofhght complexion for the Dis
colored spots show more plainly on the face of a
blonde than Of brnettei but they greatly mar the
beauty OF either; and any preparation that will Ell
fectually remove them withot i9jing the texture or
color Of the skin is certainly desderatum. Dr.. B.
ality, has discovered remedy for these iscofora-
less. arr go ra'gf71 g-I-7''7T 80
No. = Bond Street, New-York, and for sale by ali
druggists; price SO per BOTTLE Call for PERRY'S
MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. ~ .01sT * iIs1G1
We. Phillips Co., and H. II. Hay, Wholesale
Agents, Portland. Maine. octS1sn MW&F6m
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'''-'i4' g wARREN'S LII
COU CHI BALSA M
Has been found byexperience to be the
s-.,, BEST REMEDY
For the various diseases of the Lungs and Tbroot

Inflammation of the Lungs,
and Whooping Cough.
In these complaints this Medicine has NO sUPE-
RIOR, and while thus efcacous it perfectly safe to
administer to persons Of all eges.
The Cough Balsan possesses the two-foId adyan-
tage ofbeing at once valuable as curative and in
valuable preventative Of all the diseases OF the
Throat, Lungs and Bronchia. n -J-,. Z.
The world is challenged to produce compound Of
equal efficacy and safety. 'loa 80 s-iihd p u q
*s& Prepared and sold by AMBROSE WARREN
Botanic Druggist, No. ! Granite Block East Market
Square, Bangor, Me. Il noI4sSds wsn,N
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DIRECTORS,

!, The following testimonial from W. E. GOULD, Esq
Cashier OF the First National Bank OF this city Is Of
value in this connection: ,r-r-sr
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
.- . -,.,-. Portland, Apr. f., 1866. !
Messrs. Lorino Stacknole a. Co Insnrareo A oo,,ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ENTER INTO AND COMPOSE

"Roots, Herbs and Barks the best in Natures store
From broad Atlantic to Pacific shore,'' g.
ENTER INTO AND COMPOSE
DR.. Langley's Root and Herb Bitters.
The great Blood Purifer,-the Best Health Restor-
Grand tho most perfect Spriag and Summer Medi-
cineeFer uiscoVereu. mar29d1msN
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Boston Stock List !,
MARRIED.

In this city, April 4, by Rev DR. Shailer, VIM n
Davis and Miss Abbie E Rolfe, both of Portland -
, j Gleason. -'~e'S'
In Sidney, March 16, Henry r Rand, OF New Sha-
ron, and Emily Graves, of Vienna L - w
In Halowen. March 81, Charles Davenport of
Chelsea, and Berzie Weeks, of Vassalboro.
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this Company are beyond question:. 4
ITS OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS,

whose names are given, are among the FIRST AND
wEALTHrEsT MERCHANTS AND CITIZENS OF SYR-
AcUsE, many of whom are favorably known to the
people of Portland.
Omcers Of the United States Accident In.
4 Suranco COmpauy.
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Letter from Oarl Shurz,

The Executive Committee of the Fair for
the benefit of the widows and orphans of de-
ceased soldiers have received the following let
ter from Gen. Carl Shurz.- Pc llAlf
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livery SATURDAY for this week contains "Buried
AiiVe, IRON tne London Reuiew; .sKalavada," from
the Yse'0''a Magazine; 'eIn the Dark" from The
wors'ng1'ani :" Modern Portrait Painting" the
contemporary heoie'o; ''stage Impromptus," from
Chambers Journal; Concerning Stories" from The
Reader; "A Lesson in German" from LIE Messenger
Litteraire; Petroleum and Oil Fields" from the
Geological Magazine; "a Brief Biography" fiom
the A''t- Teapot Regiew; the usual Foreign Notes.
and apoem on Old Letters.
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ALFRED A. HOwLETT, President. %
GEORGE F. COMSTOCK, Vice President.
THEODORE +. ANDREWS, Secretary. n
rs. TRUAIR, Superintendent Of Agents.
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GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES
UNITED STATES
Accident Insurance Co.
Nf d.
at the lowest rates.

Life Insurance Companies pay no part of the prin-
pany pays the loss or damage sustained by personal
injury wheneverit occurs.
The SOundneSs and Stability of
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race and color, are, and of right ought to be
citizens thereof? The very spirit of all our
free institutions recognizes such principle
Why should he attempt to deprive the children
OF any generation of such glorious inheri-
tancesefWhy deprive the mother of the bless
edhope, when she gives birth to her child,
that he will enjoy the .full and equal benefit
otsal laws and proceedings for the security of
person and propertYp" What right has he to
say to any child, no matter what is the color
OF his skin, "You shall not enjoy equal priyi-
leges with other children; some of the rights
which God hath given you will not permit
you to enjoy. Your skin is not quite so white
as the skin OF my children, and therefore you
shall notpossess equal rights with themIp-
What demonstrating presumption such LAM
guage indicates! And yet portions of this We
TO message foreshadow these same sentiments.
Strpt of its special pleadings and its yerbiace.
itcomes to that complexion at last. - -
No!'no! we have no Colossus in this conn
try under whose huge legs men shall ak and
peep about to find dishonorable graves
Thank Heaven the day Is past when such a
demonstration can be made The eyes OF the
people are open and the spirit of Liberty will
not down at any mans bidding, however high
the position he may occcpy. We say in the
language OF another, shat if the war has not
Taught us anything else, it has Taught us this,
that no Cancellation is possible which sacri-
noes the defenceless, and that no peace is per-
manent Which is unfounded in justice" The
President will yet see this, and he may live to
regret that he has lcourted the merjtricious
smiles of Southern traitors, or thrown himself
into the open arms of Northern Copperheads.
The witchery of the former is full of moral
poison, and the embrace of the latter is politi-
cal death. ,--s .....r f...l-
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.AMUSEMENTs.

ARCH STREET THEATRE.-Miss Hosmer has not
improved. ier Tendinon of r Camille is rough
and artificial There Is an evident effort at being
natural, which is full OF aaeetatOn. her voice is
forced In all its ntonations; the head voice she
assumes, instead of being touching suggests the
grotesque In the TWO first acts she was rough and
coarse, whereas Camille" was the very embodl.
ment of refinement, grace and elegance in outward
manner. II was only the mind that was gross and
degraded. Miss HOsmer has not eomprehended
this. But to partc uarize is q painful task. With
rant instead OF passion, without the magnetism
of pathos with o voice deep and souorous
tortured into eXaggeIations OF all sorts, what can
be the result but Wearying and painful representa-
toni Her gestures too torcble and too frequent.
She has fine person, but lacks sttl aud taste In
fact IL is painful task 70 criticize cropping about in
search of OF goodpoint to command. This, how
ever we will say From the manner she has now
aaaumed, we should imagine that she would play
Tragedy or me O-drama better than anything else
Indeed the fourth act of this play suggested ra her
"Lucretia Borg1a" an Camille" we await MISS
Hosmer therefore, in these deeply tragic roles. We
should scarcely think that rCamIle" .wouc tiea u
couiortapie TO sleep with ''ratsfard hecatomD OF
curls. Miss Hosmer's dres es though handsome are
very badly made, ana in q most antique lasnlon.
Her hgune ia hnes sdhongh On'ather TOO lareeA scale
She has gro%n Stopisr, which has not inpfoVeq per
This.evening she repeats e"Camiile." Sir Rankin
played the tWo irst acts OF faATmandp with qniet
ease. free from mannerism At the end Of tue third
act he started on auudenlN INTO exaggerahon The
fourth act TOO was httle overdone, thou0h he was
full Of Gre and impulse-but passion is deep, not
loud. Altogether however, taken ~ q whole, this
performance of Mr.. Rankins was satisfactory The
part of Ode VarVille" has been reduced so as TO
leave but an opportunity TO Mr. James OF looking
the part exceedingly well. The ballroom scene
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ADD1CKS --On the morning Of the 2l Instant
FANNIE, wife of Charles ii, Addicks, and youngest
daughter of John Y. Patrick. Esq, alT,- y
The relatives of the ilY respectfully invited
TO attend tho funeral from the residence of her hus
band, No 1911 FlDert street, on thursday morn ng
next at IL o'clock. o,,.,rs -rt-.c,-. SIS
COOPER. On Saturday evening, the Goth ms ant
MARY ELLA, only child of James Is. and Annie NJ
Cooper, aged years 4 months and IL days.
The relatives and friends of the mmily are respect
fully invited to ait nd the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her parents No 454 N Eighth street, on
Wednesday .moTning, the 24th instant, at 0'cloek
r LOUDENBACKs-On the Goth instant, Nj MAIHIAS-
}LOUDENBACH, aged 55 years, tr--
JIhe rel9hves and IFlenas OF the family also Han.
cock Lodge, No. 43, q of o f., are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late residence
No 407 South street on wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock. To proceed t0 Lutheran Cemetery,
iPOYN1ER.-0n the 20th of January, 1866, MAN
LOVE II. POINTER, AGED 64 Yeais .it. u \.
The relatives and trends OF the family also, JUS
tice Lodge No. 1856 |. q OF OAF., Franklin Division
No. 8, IS. of T., and Asbury Beneficial society are
respect fully invited TO attend the f1neraL from his
late residence, No, 1910 MoYlmenSpg avenue, below
Federal street. on Wednesday afternoon nsxt, anu
ary "a 1865 at 2 O'Clock 1nterInent at Burial
Sionud ofst Paul's ID p CHURCH, Gafhaarine stIeet
above Sixth. -,
! 8 asHANKEAND. on th622dinstant Captain VIII.
LIAM SHANKLARD, in the 73d year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, the Cap.
tans, Society and Captains In port are respec III ly
invited to attend his funeral from the residence of
his nephew, b, s. Brown, No. 1908 third roet
on Friday morning, the 26th instant at 10 O'clock
TO proceed to Trinity Episcopal Church