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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Netos see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR .PHILADELPHIA-THI DAY.
sun RIs IsIs..........5O9 Moon RIsEs....."....ll49 49
6'49 HIGH Ola
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
y VASE; s Il BgTsHSS,' 4shSS' MONTHLY COMMITTEE.
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COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC BULDNGs.-At
meeting Of the Special Committee of Councils
last evening, ballot was taken for the selec-
ton of the citizens who should, in conjunction
with the Mayor and Presidents of Select and
Common Councils, constitute the Commits
sioners of Public Buildings, when the follow
ing were selected:-Messrs. John Price
Wetherill, James H. Orne, Henry c.. Lea,
Henry D. Moore, John NJ. Ogden, and John
Thompson.
After instructing the Chairman to report
the ordinance to City Councils at their next
meeting (to-morrow), the committee ad-
iourned.
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

>gF6s PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
SSSslaAllk4444lss BOILER WORKS.-NEAFI d. LEVY
4 TACTICAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS
MACHIN lS1S, BOILER MAKERS, BLACK.
SMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having for many years
been in successful operation, and been exclusively
engaged in building and repairing Marine and River
Engines, high and low-pressure Iron Boilers Water
Tanks, PropelerS, ETC. ETC., respectfully offer theiI
services 10 the public being fully prepared to
tract tor engines of all sizes, Marine, River, and
StRtiOnary having sets of patterns of different Sizes
prepared TO execute orders with quick despatch.
Every description Of pattern-making made at the
shortest notice High and Low-pressure Fine,
Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers Of the best Pennsyl'
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions Roll
Turning Screw Cutting, and all other work connected
with the above business
Drawings and specifications for all work done
the establishment free OF charge, and work guar
The subscribers have ample wharfdOck room for
repairs OF boats where they lie in perfect safety
and are provided with shears blocks falls, etc. etc
ava JACOB c. NEAFIE
JOHN p. LEVY.
s2le BEACH and PALMER Stree
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ARRIVED YEsTERDA1

Steamship Star of the Union, Cooksey, from New
Orleans, via Havana, days and II hours, with sugar.
cotton, etc, TO Philadelphia and Southern Mail steam
ship Co. Left Havana steamship Hendrick Hud-
son, to sail goth for Philadelphia. sSaSs
Steamship Pioneer, Bennett, 56 hours from Whining
ton, N C., with cotton and naval stores to Phiade-
phia and Southern Mail steamship Co. HaS6fl
steamship Tonawanda, jennings; Ga hours from
Savannah, with cotton, etc, 70 Phllhdelphla ana
Southern Mail steamship Co. of Cape Heniopen saw
herm. brig beating I'M off the Ledge Light passed
barque one brig, and sShooner , , st anchoT below
Elgin, bound down; off Duck Creek, brig w. II. Saw
YER from Cienfuegos bound up; off Reedy Point schrs
j. j. Spencer from Cardenas, and j, Hart coming
Barque ST. Peter, Goodwin 85 days from Cardlfwith
iron. etc, TO Peter Wright d Sons.
schr l Baker. Purvefe, days from Boston, with
mdse to CrOwell d Collins.
schr L. 4. Danenhower, sheppard, days from Bos-
ton, in ballast TO captain. .
Schr Adolph Hugel, Robinson from New Bedford
in ballast to captain. , go
! grain to Christian d Co.
schr Delaware, Wilson, days from Milton, with
grain TO Christian Co..
with mdse, TO w. NJ. BAIRD & 20.
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird d Co.
Steamer G. H. Stout F0rd, "a hours trom New HorkI
with mdse. 10 w. p. Clyde d 20.
Tug Hudson Carr from Baltimore, with tow OF
barges TO w. p. Clyde d Co.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
- SATURDAY EVENING. April q, 1857.
GRAND MONSTER CONCERT,
under the auspices Of the Committee Public Amuse-
menus soUThRRN o. III Z fIs FAMINE RELIEF FUND,
GERMAN SINGING AND MUSICAL SOCIETIES
who have kindly volunteered their services, Wiz
MANSEIERGHoR} Or CECEILbIfA4tr trrrs
'-islati5tf s2ENGERBuNSD HRioN
GERIMiLA6N1IAArpANz ANz AUH99ENAA1R HS9NAR AtHr
JUEsiER GiI IErl n a MNNilKCHoR r q I
TEUgTNNTAA gEyTTANH NMHiENENsEEERFSRRRRTRNp I ! EsEESRRTNp.
BEETHOVEN MHNNEROH0R,
IIEIDERMTAFEL M DER DER EREIN gEMEJNPPEEN by
p MM6cLLSEsS Nc LIBGENTY 9gGI G9RNEE ARK BANp ~ TWO
HUNDRED PERFoRMERS
FIVE HUNDRED 1hB oHoR1sTERs.
PROGRAMME, ,,-r,r ,-r,
DIrecIor I, So; '''''l
l. Grand National Loder
combined members of Beck's philadelphia Band
g. @. S. Beck, Leader and the satteree Band tn
ChOrus-A. "singer's, Home" ............J. otto
Sung by the Liederafel Of the German Free Congre.
& CSorHsHSThe Guard at the Rhine'...C c. wilhelm
suns, by the M@nnerchoE pirector' L, lnEelke),
Performed EHy by the eeo Combined bands. "''
s. song-"Thou art so near and yet so ,.,,
c,a -,,,. m,, sung by MIR. j. Graf, snaaas.
~
Sung by the combined Singing Societies Director l.
Engelke).
PART IL.
]. Chorus-"Love and Mercy" (Llebe und
..,s -. ...
Sung by the Sjengerbund director, q. Gaertner).
2. Selecton-"Ihe Huguenos' '.............Meyerbee
By the combined bands.
3. Chorus-"On the Rhlneh .Kuecken
sung by the Young M@nnerchor director, Il.
4. GalOp"Columbanus ... Parow
By the combined bands.
B, The Star Spangled Banner.' Performed by the
combined Singing Societies and Band, under
direction OF Mr. i. Engelke. 49, 's
DOORS OPEN AT O'CLOCK,
COMMENCE AT 8
ADMISSION, FIFTY CENTS.
Secured seats, 81. Tickets to the Upper Circle, jc
Reserved seats may be had at the Music store of o
w. A. TRUMPLER, SEVENTH and CHESNUI
Streets and at the Academy of Music, on Tuesday
morning. 426t
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Ship Crusader. Norton for Iquque to load for Phi
Barque Cephas Starrett, Gregory, hence, at Boston
BaT9ue o. Davis shrouds, hence, remained at Val
BaTque Village Belle, Little, from Londonderry for
Bris Ideiis Taekson for P6iladeiphia next day at
Brig K. Stewart, Paddock, hence, was dlscharging
Brig Golden Lead Langthorn hence, at Aspinwall
Brig Il. Bernard. Burgess, for Philadelphia about
18th, at MatauZas 18th inst, -
schT Golden Eagle, Kelly, hence, for New Bedford,
schr Mary Brewer, Pease hence, at Fall River 10th
schr John H. Rapp Cole for Philadelphia, sailed
fro IN Fall River 10th inst,
Schrs Mary f. simmons Candy; S. A. Bolce, Bolce;
Transit, Racket; A. M Lee, Dukes Hattie, Carter;
and r. H. Wilson, Null, hence, az salem 20th inst
at Beverly Dist inst. the latter for Danvers.
schr Jesse b. Allen Case, hence at Nantucket 18th
schr Albert Pharo, shourds, hence at Providence
Schr NJ. A. McMahan, from Boston for Philadel-
phia, at Newport goth inst, -,
SchTs j. B Austin, DAVIS, and ana K, w. Diilon. @ Lud-
Schr M. IL. Read, Benson, hence, at New Bedford
| Schr IL Manton. Baxter; c. e. Elmer. Haley; NJ NJ
Weaver, Weaver; J. Baxter, Baxter; @. Newkirk
" eaver! r: Naux Powell; J. ID; Mccarthy, Simpsons
| Audenrled, Hewitt; S. II. Shary Webb; and NJ Il,
Clark, Clark, hence at Boston goth inst
| Schr X. Moore, Nickerson. hence, at Boston 22d
schr Jacob Mckenzie, hence, at Newburyport 10th
Schrs s. Harris, Wilson, and Ruby, Cobb, hence,
| at Newburyport 2lst inst.
schr Antelope, Chadwick, hence, at Wilmington,N.
Sehrs Dacotah, Partridge; A. Heaton, Phinney and
! Mary w. Hupper, Hupper, hence, at Portland 2ist
schr Sea Queen. Guptill, for Philadelphia, cleared
! Schrs RebeCca and Harriet, and W. B. Morgan,
/ Hopkins hence, at Richmond 2lst inst. -
Schrs Reading Railroad, and John howlett, for PHI
RtClmOul
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]. VAUGHAN AERRICK, WILLIAM h. MERRICK
JOHN k, COPE.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
y WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK d SONS
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
IOI Land, River and Marine Service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
Castings Of all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, workshops and
Railroad Stations etc.
Ketorts and Gas Machinery, Of the latest and most
improved construction,
Livery description of Plantation Machinery and
sugar, Saw, and GrisC Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open
steam Trains, Detecators, Filters, Pumping Ed
gines etc. w 80
Sole Agents for N. BilleuX's Patent Sugar Boilin
Apparatus, Nesmyths Patent Steam Hammer, ant
Asplnwall d WOosey's Patent Centrifugal Suga
Draining Machine $500
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MEMORANDA.

Brig Harry Virden, from Sagua schr Geo. T. Thorn,
from New Orleans three brigs, names unknown.-Re-
ported by Captain Bennett OF steamship Pioneer.
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RATHER STRANGE.-About eighteen months
ago, George Fry, at that time Superintendent
of the Fifth and Sixth Streets Passenger Rail
way Company, suddenly disappeared from his
home and family, and after a long search
drowned body resembling that of Mr.. Fry was
found, and recently inferred at the expense of
the wife of Mr.. Fry. A few days ago word
came to the family that the husband and
father was alive and well, living on a farm in
this State. The family was reunited. Mr..
Fry gives as his reasons for this strange con-
duct, that he thought he could do better by
working on farm in the country than by
remaining in the city.
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CENTRAL PREsBYTERY.-Ye Yesterday the Cen
tral Presbytery of Philadelphia met to hear
Commissioners from the Second Presbyterian
Church, Seventh street, below Arch, as to the
reasons why a call from the West Arch Street
Church should not be put into the hands of
their pastor, Rev. Dr. Beadle. Both churches
were ably represented, West Arch Street
Church by Ex-Governor Pollock and others,
Second Church by Theodore Cuyler, Esq,
and others. After an able representation of
the claims of each church, and discussion of
marked Christian courtesy and kindness, it
was resolved by the Presbytery that DIR. Bea-
die remain pastor of the Second Church.
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MISCELLANY

There were found among the rocks the Island OF
Sampson, Scilly, on April and 3, 1867 quantity OF
clothes, three photographs zone Of two boys ana
girl, another OF two boys girl and woman ana lhe
third boy) an illustrated clasp Bible with letter
addressed 10 Captain Lord ship New Hampshire; EAST
Dock. Cardiff 1866; two chronometers, Nos. 1923 anu
1874, maker Alex. Cairns, Liverpool, and rated az
BTemeThaven, Feb 49, 1867 three Indian rupeestweVe
Indian half cents, ten Spanish copper coins, ana
broken pieces Of clothes chest, supposed 70 9sVe %
the Receiver OF Wrecks at scy and are supposed TO
belong TO w. A. Lord late master OF ship New Hamp,
shire of Portsmouth, United States, which founuefeu
at sea March 26
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Poetry.
Post HEerfdah8.

TIE croalsers are not gone extinct
They bore us as OF old. --. rs-...
And na@nify the ills of life
At least hundred-fold.
Because the Eorid artist Time,
HAS tieclked our locks with gray,
They'd have US rs luguDrious . ..
And woe-begone as they. 41
But no--the gentle hand OF Time
Falls with so light touch,
lie seems like some bsnignant friend
Who loves us overmuch.
We grow TO love him more and more,
And as the years go by,
The che thought of parting pains the heart
That seldom else would sigh.
lie leads US by still waters now,
And now by pastures green,
Until the mellow, westering light
II beauty bathes the scene,
The slope along the sunset SIDE
No gloomy shadow throws,
And eventide has roster clouds
Than morning ever KNOWS
Lite ia a sort of eager race .--
For wealth or power, or fame,
Where he who gains the golden prize
The other two may claim. ...-...
The winning post is just In sight
Spur on the willing mind! e--
One backward look-ah, there they are,
The boys are close behindf
So lot US cherish kindly thoughts,
Aud with undated hope
Give ell the powers that manhood brings
Their very broadcast scope
As tor myself, frankly own, ..5 4.. Is
like Dame Natures plan,
Who passed me through her infant school,
And turned me out man! . q
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w. F. Phillips & Co.,
General Agents for the State.

RETAIL AGENTS.
w. W. Whipple H. II. Hay, L. @. Gibson, Cros-
man & Co., Edw. Mason, a. q. SchlotterbecA q Co.,
Rollins g Gilkey, j. X. Lunt & Co r. Sweetser, h.
L. CUMMINGS & Co., M. l.. Whittier. f. b.
Anal end oil. l..t ..r
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For Sale.

Or Hanson Dow, 54s Union st.
Fryeburg, Sept. %, 1856, dtf
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No GRAVE opsrcrroy--A queer scene /

No GRAVE oBJEcTIoN.-A queer scene is
related rs having once taken place In the
Court OF Cbaneery between Lord Campbell
ana an eminent lawyer Queens COUNSEL
In an action brought to recover for damages
done 10 carriage, the learned counsel re-
peatediy called the vehicle In question a
brou2h-ham, whereupon Lord Campbell, with
considerable pomposity observed: Broom is
the more usual pronunciation; carriage OF
the KIND you mean is generally and not moor
reetiy called a broon,--that pronunciation is
open to no grave objection, and has the ad-
vantage OF saving the time consumed by ut
tering an extra syllable" Hall al hour later
~ tue same trial, Lord Campbell aluding to a
similar action said, In ghs.. case the carriage
which had sustained INJURY was an onsnt6as
- "Par..on me my Lord," interrupted
tue Qussss counsel with such prompttlude
tt.s>c ais lordship was startled INTO silence, "a
carriage OF the kind to which you draw atten-
lion Is usually termed buss; that pronouncl-
anon Is open TO no grave objection, aud has
the great advantage OF saving the time COL
samed IN utterlng the two extra syiiabies."-
The interruption was followed by q roar of
laughter in which Lord Campbell Joined more
heartily than a0y one else. ~. 5.l.s5 = <-rs
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A NEW II story house, stable and wood shed,
"A together with two acres Of excellent land, stu
ated IN Cape Elizabeth, on Pleasast streef, tneW
the Town House. 1t is of the hest locations IN
town. there being splendid view OF the city, mar
Dor AM islands, and surrounding country. inc
house contas nine finished rooms, good cellar and
brick clsto n. - A.,
above property. Apply 10 ,uomrr
Mavos d.f 1919 On the premises.
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a FUNNY ScENE.-Two young ladies In
San rranclsco, the ether day, in crossing a
street IN opposite directions, happened 10 neet
lace 10 lace, anu Is II was very muddy on both
sizes or the crossing, neither would tuIn out
or the way, but stood staring at each other
Tor about quarter OF an hour. During that
time crowd OF some three or four hundred
people assembled, the street was blocked up,
apa uatIlc had 10 Come to stand still. The
iemaies were young and wei dressed, and
looked as ii they ought to have had better
ideas Of piopriaty than they exhibited. The
crowd hooted and jeered, aud appeared to en-
JOY the scene amazingly. at length police
mao came aiong ana compelled one OF them
TO take the right ''as the law dhects." The
look Of concentrated hate gwen by the party
VINO had 10 step oil the walk is said to nave
been indescrib able. JF.I.ei f.s-...i "a ~
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Valuable. Zeal u state for Sale

THE Dwelling House, late the residence OF Mrs.
1 Lucy McLeIlan with the land connected with
the same, situated on the corner OF Dantorth and
Park streets, is offered tor S. 10.
This lot is i65 eet Danforth Street and 100 feet
On Park street The estate will be sold entire, or
the house and the vacant land On each sueet Will lie
sold separate. -
conyenen ~ arranged, and is well calculated for
private residence, Tor boarding house. being one
Of the most eligible situations ID the elsy;Ns
Apply 10 NATHL n DEErlN6, ..,
once corner of Middle and Plum Streets, up stairs.
June II, 1867, Jel9doW
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alrs. Prseor, Devsr, \, II. :.
MIRA. wheeler, stoncham, Mass.

very confidently and earnestly recommend Dr..
j. W Poland's Hnmor Doctor as an excellent RENE.
dy for Aumors, having beea wonderfully bsnentted
by it nyse,f Ny own case was q very severe and
obstinate one. For more than two years the skin
upon the inside Of both my hands, and even down On
the wrist, was constantly cracked and broken up, SO
wet work. and was obige to wear gio ss In Sc wing
to avoid getting blood upon my work The hnmo.
which so affiliated me was probably combination OF
quite poor Som after began to use tue Humor
Doctor could perceive signs Of healing cont1nc
ued to take the medicine till W finally cured MY
appearances my who SYSTEM is clear OF IT. and las
been for several months used eight DO ties tore
felt safe to give 1t up entirely but they cured me.
: - IIslF - HARkIEr WHEELER.
Stoneham Mass. .IulY 3. ls56.
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GRAa0 TRUNK ns.Lak!
. -r....-. OF canada.
SPRING AkRANGEMaNr

SPRING ARRANGEMENT. ,.-
1Ssggy.ga On and after Mtndap, april 10, lei,
strains will run as follows - ! D 81 :.
Train tor south Paris and Lew iston, atg A. d.
MAN Train Tor Maleryiie, Bangor, IioIiiam, lsisn
Pond, Montreal and Quebec at I. 10 L. Al. ~ 4. =.
This tram conneo.s with Express tr.l.l Ior rofoa-
90 Detroii anu Chicago. Secping cars attached iIor
Island Pond 10 Quebec and Montreal.
Train Tor Sou III Paris at 81 T. M.
No baggage Jan be received or checked sfter
tine above stated. ilE +I..
Trains will arrive US lyilows;-
from SO. Paris, Lewiston and Aub1rn, at $40 An
From Montreal, Quebec, Ae., 81, 4. N
The Company are not responsible ter taggags
any amount executing $50 Ia value and that Ieiscn
all unless notice Is given, paid tor at toe Ess o
one passenger Tor every SOU additional Value.
.1rL e. j. BRIDGES, Aaaay.Ag Lsr.cfcr,
II. BAILL Y, Local Superintendent,
Portland, Aplfl II, 1861. Ctf
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@0RIlaaD& ROChESIk.h IA.
SPRING AHnANCFnIry,r.

I'd. SPRING ARRANGEMENT,
E17Ffs[sss,. ~ sGc alte1 aionda! a prn II, is.s,
s55eesf. irains Will run ss 1l!.s
Passenger trains leave -ace kjysr fgr CIT and I
80 and 800 A. NJ, and $40 z. M. Leave = " land
tor Saco River T.io A. NJ, 20 ard els Il. NJ.
The o'clock train hon Saeo Bjysi, aud the .
o'clock from Portland, Will b. ifeigh trains with Es-
sengef cars attached.
Steam Car, Accommodation Tyain.-Leays Cor
ham al A. Vi. aud +. Al.
Leave Portland At J2.iS andsP. NJ.
AZ E:1Acs Sv1I.ect uvInaall GyE \, oSs Sort AN.
9tandish StesI Fslts, Bs.twia, Denmark se5s.s.
6ridgfon, Lossli, HsssA, BEoypfsil, FRY eollrs,
c1ns'sys Baruott, jalksOi. tinihzsv torSssh Fsf.
Ger, erssdo-a, 2tGdssSs. iust Estyn, Il, +
at buxton Ces.e- Tor SssL bssJes, bS n, IL eIe,
S,uta LiniIstc1, liSsle = .2s, lbasIiCS, HestSld,
Par5oEshslt ant Oss pee
Atsaeesrappa for sogtn Sindhsru, Wicdhsgr ETA
and North @in6hsin daily.
80 BY order OF the President. i.
Portland. Aprii IL. 1851 tt PHI. -.---r-." 20. .
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Mercantile Library Association,
Organized and incorporated 1851.
This Association having

Re-EStGbldshed dts Library
With about 1eOO Valumes ofNew and Desirable
Books. to which additions will constantly be made,
and having secured temporary accommodations on
Market 81, (besween Middle nnd Federal,)
Would inform its members and tue public that the
Room win be open for the delivery OF Books every
WEDNESDA and SATURDAY afternoon fron.2
to o'clock. Also Saturday Even ngs from to 10
O'Clock.
ANY person wishing to become a member of this
Association, the annual assessment OF whichis Two
Dollars per year., or wishing to avail themselves
Of the Use Of the Library, viii please leave their
names at Library Room as above, or with sithsr Of
the following; D. M. MARHHTT, JOHN G. PRoc-
TOR NJ. N. RICE. apr20 DIT
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For Sale.

THREE stored brick house No. 80 on High street,
i corner OF Pleasant, now occupied by the sub
scriber. $780,
Also, two three storied brick stores en- Fore street.
partition WALL slated roofs, the rear on Wharf Street
four Stories with cellars For terms and particulars
NATHANIEL BLANCHARD.
PorrJand April- a 1ShT diff l.f
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALES

A VALUABLE lot ot land containing about $3.50
n five thousand five hundred and fifty sluare
&c t, IS eet New Pearl street, II on Ashland and
81 ieot CT INC street Cellar mostly dug ana wall
oil. An excellent location tor agricultural ware
house and seed store in close proximity to the new
Market, Milk street opening directly in froht o
the lot Also two iron columns, 10 IT by 81 n-ne"
Enquire OF PEAESON g SMLhh
iTl,9-d9w '-'- l07 Fore Street.
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SAB UEL e. CODE,
No. 3G5 Congress street.
NEAR HEAD OF GREEN STREET.

I1IANo FoRTEs. Me'odeons, Organs. Guitars.
4 Violins Banios, Flut mas Music Boxes, Con-
certinas, Accorteoas, Tamborines, Flutes, Flagco-
Music Stands, Drums, Fies Sheet Music, Music
Boo.e, Violin and Guitar strings stere SCOPES and
Views, Umbrellas. Canes, Clocks Bird Cages, Look
Horsef, Pictures aud Frames, Fancy Baskets, Chi.
drsns Carriages and great variety Of o.her articles
Old Pianos Taken la Exchange fer New.
Pianos and aieiodeons tuned and to rent
Aprilr- -rL.
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Steamer for Sale.

&c., The Eight draft stern-whsel
f-ahls Yarmouth. Having HO new v boiler e
s sssssse.r 1aSdn ICED nSmp and having been
aud WIN be sold low. i"anihg order,
Inquire OF
te2idtf ROSS & STrrpDrr,
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For Sale

For sale.
A VERY desirable lot of land on Union street
IA Portland, by OOLAN,
ie15tf 2S7 Fore street.
Argus CODY. ~. t77ei al .lI -
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Notice OF 2 ssigument.

NOTICE ie hereby gwen that Isaac Emery o.
~ Portland. In the County of -umbsG land, Jtd on
unds signed an assigunent OF all his property ,eai
and personal, 1 exempted 10y law irou attachment
notice. as provided by the statutes OF he State =,
Maine, become parties to said assignment in propor
ton TO the amounts OF their respective claims and
three months are allowed become parties 10 said
Assignment, and thar SAID assignment may be four
atthe office OF Shepley 8 strouf, ia said Portland
Portland, Mag 20. 1857. may siwswSdsm
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~ II. REDDY,
AZ MERCHANT TAILOR,
AND DEALER IN
GENTS FINISHING GOODS
No ln1 EEIlER AL S1L Iii rsC

No. 1o7 FEDERAL STREET.
We have in store one OF the finest assortment OF
EHoSIdsh, GERMAN, FRENCH and DOMESTIC
SLVIhS, CASSiMERES, &C., that can be found in
forund. These goods have been selected with great
care and esneciay adapted the fashionable Trade
and az prices that canro; fall to please and all goods
thoroughly shrunk and satisfaction guaranteed
call Is respectfully solicited. Thankful 70 friends
foa past patronage hoping to merit continuance of
1 the same. "
tan9dtf NJ. H. REDDY, Proprietor.
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A LoHe RIcK.-Two Irishmen engaged In
peddllng packages OF linen, bought an old
mule to aid in carrying the burdens. One
would ride awhile, then the other, carrying
the sales Of linen on the mule. one day the
iriahmal who was on foot got close up 10 his
muieshIp, when be received kick on one oC
ais shins; 10 be reveDged he picked up a
stone ana hurled II at the mule; but by acct
napt struck bis companion on the back Of the
aead Seeing what he baJ done, he stopped
aud oegan 70 groan and rub bis shin. The
one on the mule turned and asked him What
was the matter.
The eratuI's kicked me" vas the reply.
BE tabers," said the other, sba ali the
same Thing 10 me on the back Of the head