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The Portland daily press., 1866-04-20

CAPE ELIzABETH FERRY.--We are happy
to learn that promising efforts are being made
to put the steamer H. II. Day in thoroughly
complete condition as permanent boat on
the ferry betweenour city and Cape Elizabeth.
Our neighboring town can never be the large
and enterprising place it ought to be, until
permanent and reliable boatis put on and kept
on this important route
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-20

THERE seems to be some question as to
whether the kin of deceased sailors are to be
included among those to be benefited by the
coming Fair, and we would therefore say that
the word "soldiers" i, used by the Committee
in its broad sense, and includes all who fell in
the United States service, sailors and marines,
as well as soldiers.
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ALL persons disposed to loan their Flags
for the use of the Fair, will please forward
the same with the owners names attached, to
Messrs Ingraham and Durham at the City
Hall, to-day or tomorrow, and oblige the
Decorating Committee, -..I i.-f- '' - 'i
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ARRERTs.-The cloak room over the store
of Mr. A. O. Leach on Middle Street, was en-
tered some two weeks since and robbed of
ten ladies' cloaks. Deputy Marshal Irish and
Officer Wyman have been working up the
case very diligently, though there was hardly
clue to the matter, and yesterday they ar
rested two young men. named Edward NJ.
Leavitt and Cornelius d. Coe, for being con-
cerned in the transaction, one of whom has
confessed it. Mr.. Alden, keeper of the FL
Dorado saloon on Fore Street, was also ar
rested for receiving the stolen property. Nine
of the ten cloaks stolen were recovered, and
the officers know where the other one is. lts9
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MARRIED..

In this city, April II, by Rev Mr. Walker, Oren K
Phinney and Miss Lydia Harding, both Of Stand
Ish. -
In Lewiston, April II, Josiah Getchell and Clara
Jennings. ~ ' a'ss31
In Lewiston. April II, Reuben Fl Ross, of North
Yarmouth, and Alzada A Bean of Auburn: VIM M
Henderson and Maria J Mclaughlin.
In Lisbon, April IA, Charles W Shaw and Lydia M
of Lisbon. H' fr''t ST ''fFl' ~ = - q
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MILITARY PATIENTS TO BE REMOVED.
We learn from Capt. Inman that as he is to
sell, on Thursday next, at Augusta, the Gov
eminent property at Camp Cony, the US. Mil
itary Hospital at that place is to be broken up,
and the military patients (being twenty-one in
number) are to be Immediately removed to
Fort Preble
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REGENT FOUNDATIONS.

AsPHoDEL. One Volume 16mo. Boston: Ticknor
u Fields.s LII Ntfv ,k.tolH TI4ft
Its difficult to characterize a book like this 1t
purports to be story yet as such it is the veriest
shadow. Its incidents are few and simple, and as
partsof narrative they make no very vivid impress
son upon the mind; yet the chords they touch are
those which reach far down into the deepest
Of the souls hfe tits abook which will strike read
ers favorably otherwise according as they happen
tobe in sympathy with It. 1t has however been writ
ten by person of refined tase of more than common
culture and Of deep and thoughtful experience, and
by any one who shall come to it in the fitting mood
will be read with a deeper enjoyment than any or
binary story can afford. 'N
Davis Brothers have it.
/ ,IWAVETH U II 5-EIAa1 ,a2Aug
Archbishop MANNING's New PASTORAL
Messrs D. Appleton d Co., New York, have issued
in aneat pamphlet torm the recent Pastoral Letter
Of the Archbishop of Westminster Its sutteet IA
'The Reunion OF Christendom its object TO promote
the restoration Of the Protestant world and of Eng
land especia ly. to the bosom Of the Roman Catholic
church, which is declared to be the only safe and true
fold. An projects OF union which RECOGNIZE fbe
claims to sacredness and authority of the Greek
and Anglican churches are denounced as favoring
heresy. The letter has an appendix containing an
episte 1893 deans canons aud other pri,
of the Protestant Church Of England to Cardinal Pa
trizi Project Of the Holy Office, and the Cardinals
reply which hasa specialinterest inst now as bearing
upon DIR. Pusey's "Erenicon." .'n t.'. '
The pamphlet win be found at Bailey s. Noyes,'
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New BUILDING. We noticed yesterday
that spiles were being driven on the eligible
lot on Commercial Street, between Cross and
Union Streets, for a new block of two wood
en- stores to lie erected by H.. N. Jose, ESQ.,,
he having leased Of the Preble heirs, the land
for twenty years. This Is the lot which has
been often spoken of as very valuable site
for the Custom House, and the stores upon it
willno doubt be taken up at once. saqs sytg
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o. s. ooMM1ssIoNERs CorRT

WIN. III. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER.
The case Of VIM. ID. James, for executing promis-
sorry note without afxng the proper revenue stamp,
was before the Commissioner yesterday afternoon.
After the case had been argued by Mr.. Chadbourn
for defendant, and Mr.. Talbot for Government, the
matter was settled by DEFENDANTS being allowed, by
Mr.. Collector Miller to afx the proper stamp. Te-
iendant then paid the note, and the District Attorney
discontinued the complaint
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

DO41 ~ EonlSs
I MOBILE-Cld 18th, barques Annie. Morse Havre
ManitOu, Nourse, Cedar Keys. : .
Wilmington, NC. ~ 2 -''7'
I Cid 18th, ship Elvra Owen, Kinnie, Antwerp.
Ar l7th schs Belle Creole Mills, Belfast; Shooting
star, Cooper, do; belmont, Orr, Providence; Red
ington, Gregory, Richmond.
PHILADELPHfA-Arf 18th, sch Rich'd Peterson,
Also ar l7th, 81 VIM R GEM. Parker, Portland.
c,l ne,ow' orig Ningham, Mudgett, from Cien-
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, ship Eliza MCLAUGHLIN.
Trefy, Antwerp: brig Whitaker, Look Jonesboro.
( Ar 18TH brig Castillian, Hardenbrook, Cardenas.
ing Age, Mcclure, do; brig Mary Ellen, Wyman st
ei Ta@ E6NpoN-Ar 10th, sch Tinker, s Stanley
Maehas for New Haven. 4 .r.., 5,f.ITr = -
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar nth, barque Acacia. Pink
ha,n. Remedies 9TH inst for Boston schs jane Has
'ke Newburg for do; Valhalla, Lord, Elizabethport
or do. ,..Tg s;..'..,ro -. - - -
In port. barques Orcllilla, Acacia schs Antelope
Spy, Quickstep, Patten, Romeo, Flora King Gen
Scott Gen Peavy, Jane, and Valhalla.
- BOSIoN-Ar 18th, barque Clarita, Arg Race, On
Also ar. schs Susan H Gibson, Bartlett, Sagua: Geo
w Baldwin, Long, and Walter Hall, Xix N York;
Saml Gilman, , rowell, New York; Mary Langdon,
Xix, do.
Cid 18th, barque aSuiote, Panno, Apalachicola;
schs Alkaline Hamlin, Wyatt, Bangor; Ceylon, Gal
ley, TremOnt; Bound Brook, Perry, Rockland; j l.
Newton, Rich, Richmond; Jerusha Baker, Barber
lick, Portland 't'f'-' l&a'-'s- " 'fF' - NJ
SALEM-Ar 18th, schs Magnum Bonum. Staples.
Stockton tor New York Emily, Grant, Ellsworth for
do; Willie, Perry Lincolnville Tor do. ge ,.F,a -,
PORTSMOU1H-Ar1 10th, sch Chas Carroll Farms
Sid nth, schs Express, Dix, Maehias; Charles Car
roll. EarnSWOrth Rockland. .i-, t,tt,'e a.. IA Al
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Bowdoin College.


To the Editor Of the Press: ,,..,.
Term closed on Wednesday, April 1s. The
usual exhibition of the Senior and Junior
classes took place Monday evening at the Ma
son st. church, with the following order of ex-
ercises:
1. Salutatory Grafton in Latin. .FT
HENRY LELAND CHAPMAN, Portland.
2. The Physical Sciences. NOD3 Hg3lg
CHAs. AUGUSTUS BoARDMAN,
'oa n9ls.a i1li 10 st. Stephens, N B.
8. German Version from the French Of Victor
- E*nlELvtN FBANKLIN AREY, Hanpden.l 4
A. The Conflict and its Issue.
DELAvAN CARLETON, Portland
o. Seif-DeniaDa Condition of True Greatness.
JOSEPH GREENLEAF FERNALD. Poland
6. The Discipline of Aydersity.sM
JOHN PARsHLEY GROSS, Brunswick
Curtius.
*JoTHAM franklin CLARK, Wells
g. Intolerance oil Opinion.
GEORGE FREELAND HOLMES, Oxford
g. "Corvantes smiled Spain's Ch.valry away"
ls11a WILLIAM PENN HUssEY, Newburgh.
10. The Genius of Swift.
GEORGE WILLIAM KELLY, Portland,
IL. Greek Version from the English Of Webster.
tEREDERicK KING SMYTH, Brunswick.
IL. The Choice of Profession.
HIRAM BARTL EFT LAWRENCE, WAYNE.
Is. Percy Bysslle Shelley. fae& e
GEORGE EDWIN LORD, North Yarmouth
IA. Political Degeneracy. -,
flf4 .GFoRGE THOMAS PACKARD Brunswick
10! English Netrical Version from the German Of
AHENRY SEwALL WEBSTER, Augusta.
49,. Effects Of the War upon the National Char
acter.
RUSSELL DAVIS wooDMAN, searsmont.
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The pamphlet win be iopnd at Bailey 8 Noyes,'
q cHILpREN's BOOKS.

Henry Hoyt, Boston, publishes in a pretty 16mo
volume Of go pages, "Mary's Patience Bank" by
Caroline E. Kelley, author of "Grace Hale, Dnisy
Deane etc. very pleasant and useful book for girls
The same publisher also offers two new volumes Of
The Hillside Library" entitled respectively Irish
Mission Scenes" and ''The Emigant's Son., .sThe
Boys at Dr. Murray,is the title Of story Of school
life written by Glance Gaylord, aud published by
Graves & Young, Roston, Its a very Interesting
story, and makes an attractive volume of some $50
pages. 1t is tastefully bound and Illustrated.
Allof the above are for sale by H. Packard.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-20

NOTICE TO HOUsEKEEpERs. - Those in
want Of Trays, Bowls, Brooms, Tubs, Pals,
Mats, Buckets, &C., &C., are. invited to call at
the new store, No. 1856 Congress near the
head of Green Street. aHi '
N. b. Children's Carriages for sale. Z 0,t
JOHN S. CUsHDdAN.
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*JuniOrs. 3ih&1 af =l4rtt 1.i e Ii1-Af & ~ =
The prizes were awarded, first, to Fernald.
second, to Packard The music by the Orphe-
us Glee Club of Portland, was exceedingly
good, and all the exercises were of high order.
The number Of students connected with the
college is 239 -undergrmluates 131, medical
students 1893 The Medical class this term
has been the largest ever convened in connec-
ton wifi the college. Having such corps
OF medical lecturers and professors as it has,
the Medical school deserves the rank and pop
ularity it has attained. The Senior class has
enjoyed course of lectures this term on anat-
omy and physiology from Professor Ford, who,
it must be said, is very remarkable lecturer
in his department. Professor Bracket has
inaugurated a class in analytical chemistry.
which it is hoped may be the beginning of
scientific school in competition with the col
lego. Professor Brackets reputation as
practical chemist is already deservedly high.
The gymnastic exhibition which was given
in the gymnasium three weeks since, was very
fine, and showed degree of skill and attain
ment such as probably no other New England
college can show. This arises from the GYM
nasium being under the direction of a. very
competent gymnast, Mr.. W. G. Dole. It is
worthy of notice that since the establishment
of the gymnasium, dyspepsia, that bane of
student life, has been quite banished from the
college-and good health is the foundation of
good study. ''i '-''"' 80 fi1'4' u 7''
Through the enterprise Of the Senior
class there has been course of Lyceum lee
lures in the village by such,men as DIR. Hol-
land, Rev. J. M, Manning, Gen. Chamberlain,
&C. This class also, in their Astounding en-
terprise, and regard for their Almer Mater,
propose to fill one of the panels in the chapel
with a painting at an expense of about $500.
The question of law school, which was
almost established three or four years since, is
again mooted, and there is good prospect of its
being organized at the next Commencement.
ihe collection offunds for the Memorial Hall
prospers, more than $4,000 having been thus
laI subscribed. An important movement in
the r'Sht direction has been made this fern
III the commencement of a Sabbath Chanel
service for the students. 1t was hes,,n 90 o.,
experiment, but it will doubtless continue az
permanent arrangement, so Interesting and
successful has the experiment been. The stu
dents still attend in the morning, at tbe vii
lage church, but in the afternoon, hencefortb
they will have only their own service in the
chapel, conducted by Professor Packard, The
Collins Professor. This utilities that profess
Orship as has not been the case before, and
makes the Collins Professor a greater power
in the college than hitherto. In connection
with this service and the daily prayemeeting
held by the students, the christian friends of
the college will be glad to learn that there
has'been an unusual religious interest this
term. Thirteen Or fourteen of the students
have been led to the enjoyment of the Chris
tian's hope, and the end is not yet. S.
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From MeSico.-4 brilliant Liberal Victory-
French Loss Orer 700.
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Dispatches dated Esd iult., received today
from Mazatlan state that the, Federal army
HOO strong, reinforced ,ffom Topic, attacked
Generals Corona and Rubie three miles from
were entirely defeated, with loss of 700
killed and wounded; $50 were scattered and
the remainder returned to Mazatlan. All
the streets in Mazatlan are barricaded. alld
there was but little doubt that the Republi-
cans would soon occupy the place. u. -.
Sailed steamer Sacramento for Panama. car
rying $685., 800 in treasure of which S562,O0O
are for New York,
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ARRIVAL OF THE ST.. DAy1p.--Tbe stea

ARRIVAL OF THE ST. DAvID.-The steam
ship st. David, Capt. Airl, from Liverpool 9Th
and Londonderry 9Th insts., arrived at this
port at 10 O'Clock last evening. As she had
not reached her dock at IL o'clock, we were
unable to obtain her passenger and freight
lists. Her news is anticipated by the Persia,
at New York
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-20

sE1zURE.-The Collector of this port seized
at Phillips, last Monday, thirteen barrels of
high wines that had been struggled from
Canada. Detective Durham was the officer
who made the seizure.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-20

SPRrNKrLNq.TI see that Merchant COM
plains in the Press that the streets are not
sprinkled. Exchange street is. sprinkled, and
so is Middle from Woodman, True & Co.'s to
Temple street. If 'sMerchant" wants other
streets sprinkled, why don't he get it done as
other people do? ANTI DUST
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-20

GoDEY's LADY's Book tor May, an attrac-
tive number, has been received at the book
stores of Messrs. Davis Brothers, Bailey 4
Noyes, and Short & Loring, Exchange street.
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NateVitOso S2yratD.

gD-s. Board.
nNE or two gentlemen desiringa quiet home can
" have pheasant room, furnished or unfinished,
with private family, who own their house, In CELL
trail location, AddressB Box 2Q40 p. o. ap1S-lw
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MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP!s
By Saving and Using your Waste
So GIRO ASE, ea 4
Buy one Box ofthe .G8'll4 anN
Penn'a Salt Manufacturing Co.'s aaL
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,4is b patents Of list and Sth Feb. 1881 e, u
Perry,s Moth and FrccI.le. Lotion.

Chloasma, OF Mothpatch, (aIso called Liverspot, J
and Lentgo, or Freckles, are often very annoying,
particularly to ladies of hight complexion for the dis
colored spots show more plainly OH the face OF a
blonde than OF brunette; but they greatly mar the
beauty feither; and any preparation tnat will Ell
color Of the skin, is certainly desideratum DR.. b.
G. Perry, who has made diseases ofthe skin speci-
atty, has discovered remedy for these discolora-
less ~ ~ No = Af.tt
Prepared only by B. G. PERRY, Dermatologist,
No. Az Bond Street, New York, and for sale by all
druggists; price SO per bottle. Call for PERRY'S
MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION.
W. F. Phillips & Co., and II. H. Hay, Wholesale
Agents, Portland, Maine. oct31sn Mw& F6m
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A Rare Chance

IS now offered to any one having few hundred
dollars, TO gain an interest in new and useful pa
manufactured Of which would make permanent, lu-
cratve and substantial business. The right for one
or more counties will be sold at very low terms. y i
Enquire of SAMUEL HILL, or JOHN SMITH,
West Buxton, Me. 17tf
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In making remittanees to Bostonato pay
notes, bills, &C., nothing but National or Bos-
ton currency should be sent, as the Banks in
that city refuse to receive any other. nd. .....
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SPOKEN.

April g. lat 33a Ion 72g, brig Ponvert, Allen. days
from New York Tor To- tugas
April 10, lat &c. Ion IA 40 brig Executive from West
Indies for Boston.
April II, lat 80 49, lon so, ship Samuel Russell FIN
April 10, lat 30 49, lon IS TO- barque Brunswick FIN
Cuba, steering North. '7o, u TT ~
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NAL. AeENT.TMr. Moses Fl. Hale, Of Sa-,
leu', formerly of Newburyport, has been APP
pointed mail agent on the route from Boston
to Portland over the Eastern railroad ,DUP9
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STATE OF MIME.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Augusta, April 16, 1886.
An adjourned session of the Executive Council will
be held at the Council Chamber in Augusta, on
Tuesday, the first day of May next. .-..t. ID. ...
Attest: EPHRAIM FLINT, JR., ..l
Secretary of State.
Apr 1S-dtd t.. a.
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LUMP LIME for whitening walls, fences, out
buildings, purifying cellars, drains, and a pre-
vention of the cholera, for sale at SO CONNER
cial, corner Franklin street.
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"ia9ITCHf AITCHI aITCHI oi.
Scratch, 80 Scratch. Y Scratch /!

WheatOn'S Ointment
VIII Cure the Itch in Forty-Eight Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, Chilblains,
and all Eruptions Of the Skia Price 80 cents. For
sale by all druggists. VITO nBE tTunn
BY sending GO cents to WEEKS & POTTER Sole
Agents, 40 Washington ST., Boston, it will be for
warded by mall free of POSTAGE to any part OF the
United States. r tIsfst 70 -!ais H..l sI/f +
Oct Or 12f5-SN dSW1yr b. .5 .r.r.-.e. &C.. ... 3D..
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WEBsTER's Vegetable Hair hvigorator is
used by thousands, because it turns gray hair
to its original color in four weeks. Crosman
& Co, have it,
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D Notice of Foreclosure.

DE it known to whom it may concern, and public
- notice is hereby given that 1, the subscriber,
claim by deed Of mortgage, dated August tenth, A.
d. 1864, signed by Abby Jordan of Windham, Coun-
" Of Cumberland, state Of Maine, and recorded in
the Registry OF Deeds for the County or Cumberland
aforesaid, book 325 page 547 certain piece par
Gel of land situated in said Windham, and County
aforesaid, lying the northeastery side OF the road
leading from Windham Corner to Great Falls; more
particularly described in said mortgage; and here
by give public notice that the condition of said mort
gage has been broken, and the subscriber claims %
foreclosure thereon agreeaby 70 the statute in such
case made and provided. = ~ T. *Lt FIJI
W3W17k OLIVER p. HASKELL,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Oolgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap
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 unrivaed. For sale by all Drug
gists. fe1OessNd1v
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DIED.

In Lewiston. April 16, Mr. James Jordan, aged So
years months. i.sliIni B-lft bug ~ = I.Il
In Wilton, April II, Major Gideon Hinkley, aged
G3 years. ~ y tCI 80 Us ag8GG f',-f
In Dixmont, March 10, Mr. John Chadbourne, aged
10 years. 'iIsia .'la Bogus a4 l'IH1ai1 HAiSlH
aged 81 years. - 0'iQnt Il.ul1'l a l511''97I7
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For Sale.

4 For Sale, ~
cIA III Brig LIT. KNIGHT, PSF tons O. M.
/ f1fHM built at Frankfort in 1863 in good order
Il A1fEN and well found. Dimensions 1O7, 265, o.
$500 Mustbe applied for immediately
- IF not sold before Friday, April 27th, it
will be sold at public auction at Custom House Wharf
at II O'Clock AM.
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The First Maine Batallio,,.

NEW York, April 10.
The First Maine Battalion, Lieut.. Col. c. S.
Brown commanding, arrived at Harris Island
on Tuesday. The men will be discharged and
start for Maine on Monday.
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/ wDr. Tibbetfs' PHI sioi o gicaI Hair Re-
generator. This articleis unequalled in INTRIN-
SIC MERIT.
twill not soil the finest fabric. ass -
Is neat, clean, and highly perfumed.
will positively restore the whitest grayest hair
to its original color.
Win purify the head from huInors and dandruff.
As dressing is bewitchingly desirable -.s
Every bottle is warranted or money refunded.
/ TEBBETTS BROTHERS, Proprietors, Manches-
ter, N. H.. tn .'lhi,1' aij'S fllHa ia
Sold by w. w. WIIPPLE and W.T. PHILLIPS,
Portland, and by all Druggists. ia22sN3m* 20,
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,MOBE TROOPS GONE EAsT.LY Yesterday
Capt Inman received a dispatch from General
Meade to forward commissary stores TO East
port, and to ARRANGE for the transportation of
additional troops from this point to that place.
Accordingly Captain Inman dispatched large
amount of Stores blythe steamer New York. Z
Co. NJ, I'D U. s, Artillery, came over from
Fort Preble and embarked on the steamer
Brevet 1t. -Col. John Edwards, Jr., Maj. Bart
lett, DIR. Barry, and Capt. Jennings, A q. M,
of New York City, accompanied the troops.E
The regular time for the steamer to sail for
Eastport was o'clock P. M, but Capt. Inman
detained her until the arrival Of the
3 O'Clock train from Boston, which brought
from Fort Constitution, Portsmouth, Co. ], Sd
us. Artillery, under command of Lieut.. Geo.
F. Hunting, who also embarked on board the
New York. Mr.. G. w. Baldwin, u. s. Militia
ny Telegrapher, also went with them.
About 0 o'clock the steamer sailed for East
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One hundred and thirty names have been
signed to the Constitution and Pledge of the
Union" WIN, M. MARKS, Secretary m
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EB- The wheat crops of Pennsvlvania
delaware and Maryland are reported in a
furnishing condition. =. ....'.,.',.. e "hlI'
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Special NOTICES.
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This excellent Remedy is an nfallble cure for Deaf
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This conderJhl Vegetable Extract has been the
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The FAIR,-As the time for the Fair ap-
proaches we learn of many attractive features
winch VIII contribute to its success, not
among the least of which is the room devoted
to the comfort and delight of the children,
where Santa Claus has promised TO be
present in full Christmas regalia, showing the
many curious and beautiful articles that he
ever Keeps in his dominions for little people,
There will be refreshments in miniature for
their bright eyes, and dainty palates; grab
bag containing remarkable prizes for five
cents; soothsayers to tell their little fates,-in
short, the room is to be fitted up for the es-
pecial purses and happiness of the little ones.