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The New York herald., 1867-06-23

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Steamship City OF Antwerp tBr), Mrehouse, LverpooJ
si.am.hip Louisiana CBr,. Webster Liverpooi-Saacnal
steamship Celia (Br) Gsadeii London Aspiu.
Steamship Nedwav (Br) Harris. Antwerp Hitler Co
Steamship Havana slocum. Rio Janero, 4c-Garrison 4
steamship PERT, Delaney. Galveson-sporOrd Ties,on
steamship Raleigh, Msrsbmsn New orleans-Iavnss,on.
steamship Marposa, Quick, New orieansSew York Mail
steamsh,p Geo Cromwell. VAN. New orleans-H crom-
steamship Manhattan. woodruff charleston-H Morgan
Steamship @ Lsary, Poote Charic.ton-A Lesry.
Steamship sappho. Lingo, Wilmington, Nc-Murray Fer
steamship Niagara. Blaksmsn. Norfolk City Point and
steamship Haieras Alexander. Norfolk ciy Point aud
Richmond-S \ Mccreadv 90.
Steamship John dibson Fuller. Washington, Dc-smsh
steamship Frsnconia, Sherwood. Portland y = Amea
Steamship Neregs Se.rse Bqseosnwm s,s .yda
s.sam.h,p Ashland. Norton Bos,on--w r Clyde
Steamship Acushnet, Kelly, New Bedford-fergnson
ship Chancellor tBr). Jones. LiverpooI-wiIliams
ship los sNor, Dahl Brsmen-Funch Meincke wcndi
sSSp sSipp Hsr.shs HAM; frsdreh. Bremen PSiadspSs
sSiS csss.. Hartman, s.,,mae4ic y.shs
phlsrxsrsh nccaly. '' -''p'' =
BARK Victoria Asm Honnsr. Cork for orders via rhia
Bsss orsfs~sid eSor vererOd,. Ro,ssrdamFunss,
BARK Arsonsui iBrcm). s,eensrsfe. Bremen-H Koop
Co.
Bark Union (Brl, Leblanc Arichat-B Small GO. -
Bs va Jaa,c Londcn-c LoS%s1n sns cG;
Brig Frsnccesquita (sp), Coll, Bsrcelona-"ai"5 eN-
rade .,,.x . 81.
ss sEisS sss ssfssT sss market
Brig Loncrs tBr), Messenger, ssvans-Boydh Hnefsn:
Brig Ethel Bolton (Br), Davis. Bridgeport cb-h Dc
sris Louisa Mnlsr Leighton, Bridgeport, cB-simpson
sna Mary Grace ,B,, irctii'. winasor-crandAil um.
Bris Persis Hnekiey Foster, Observation-Disclosures
S se2r Electric tBr,, Knowles Nsssau-R Hutchinson
schr rtB simpson, Haricon Washington Sc-vsn Bruns
snhs Ss1s Isaac Rich Bryanl Gloucesisr-B wenbsra
schr iInon. chase, New Bedford-Ferguson WOOD.
sionp esp River Burisy. New Haven-ksckeu iAyiors
bioop Emily, Allen, Bridgeport
Arrived.
s..,.,, p, ca. Hobart Nevbern. NC, With mdss snd
70 Gcotspeed ais inst II AN. 10 miles s,u,h
of spoke brig Costa Rca, from Aspnwsn ior
Steamship Key west. Rudolf. Boston tsnd sailed sseP
" s,eamship Nereus Besrse Boston.
ship Senator ken (Brcm). Dannemsnu, Breren ~ GAYS
with mdse and SO passengers 70 schoberg Roper hsd
Channel June e OF Nantucket got plot from boat TO
III pessenQrrs ali well; no births or deaths.
Bark Maryland (Bfsm) steGens, Bremen, ~ days, with
ndss and 2b passengers, 70 Hennings and 9oslng. =
BARK TurnbulL Cannins, kontevideo. ~ dAys With
>hldsA kG " wsstee
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CofK-BooLE-At Harlem, Thursday, June 20, at
the residence Of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev =
Bourne, PERCY b. Cole 70 EnsA X, eldest daughter OF
r. l. A. Booe, Esq
HAnoy-RrKR- the residence Of the brides father,
Yonkers Thursday, June Is, by Rev d. C. Crawford,
RYxE, OF Youkers
Lorcks--CHows -0n Wednesday, June -, By the
Rev John L. Thompson, CORNELIUS LorcKs TO hiss sARAH
u. CHowS, all OF this city.
wignr-ArKspRorH AT Portchsster, n r., on Thurs
day. June 90 by the Rev. Samuel Hollingsworth, Am.
urnsT wiuHr JR, TO Miss EtiES NJ ABEyDRorH
WHKuks--SrKvxys. Thursday, June ls, M Wh>
mipg,ons luinoiA by ths Rev. William IL Clos WA4Hxv
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THE NATIONAL GUARD.
sevestv-arss Regiment. National Guard.
Infantry.

Sevestv-arss Regimens. National Guard.
Infantry.
At an election Rr major OF this command. made
vacant by the proI Of H RockaeIlar TO be leu
tenant colonel choice OF the officers fell upon Bro
vet Bngacier General j. G. Bell who was formerly a
private In Company b. OF this regiment. who served
through the with distinction neld ofcer OF the
Fifty seventh New York Volunteer. He was subse-
quenty appointed In the Veteran Reserve corps and
mustered out after Eve years service, having OBJ
tained his shoulder straps through merit alone.
Company A. Of this regiment otherwise known "a the
Light Guard, made slight change In their programme
Friday last 2lst inst but IL done ct such late
hour that many or the members entirely astray In
regard TO the matter Tue company left the in
Fourth shortly after four O'Clock, equipped In
the white coats and bsarskns and wearing light blue
pants with broad white stripes They made fine ap-
pearance headed BY Downng's band and the Seventy
FIRST regiment drum corps After short parade. recev-
ing aud escortng tho President the Battery
Fifth Avenue Hotel the company partook OF dinner at
six O'Clock At Cures saloon 764 Broadway Eighth
street. Thus ended the forty anniversary OF the
New YORK Light Guard
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Fourth Or .JvIy Fpuradc.

In accordaace with General Orders No Z, tho First
DIVISION National Guard will parade the ensuing 4h
OF July to celebrate the ninety first anniversary Of
American independence The order is q brief one, aud
somewhat defective construction but is improve
ment the old stye." The several brigades form
West Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth and
Sixteenth strcets with their right resting upon Fifth
avenue. Reports OF brigade commandants must be
made TO the chief Of division STAFF at tho corner OF
Fourteenth street aud Fifth The troops being
thus disposed have simply 70 form column and cover
each oher at the proper intervals. The route will be
from the Of West Twelfth street direct up Fifth
Thirty street. along Thrtyfourh street
to Madison avenue down Madison avenue to Twenty
third street. along Twenty third street TO Fourth
nue.. down Fourth to Fourteenth street. AS the
command passes tho Worth Monument going up
marching salute will be paid to the Mayor and Common
Council Of the city. The First artillery directed to fire
national salute from the Battery at sunrise and
II Is expected that the troops will be dismissed by ten
O'Clock This order possesses great advantage.
has boon issued in sufficient time to allow all the reg
mental and company commanders to get out their no.
tices without any hurry or confusion.
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The foreign exchange market was inactive and rates
were nominaily under -Bankers bills England at
sixty days. ITO 1loX At three days, lloss x CON-
mercai bills loex Az bills Paris at sixty days,
5.1sx SHY; At three days, 61l< s.Io Other con.
tinsutal bills vers rated thus
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Tho Fnrrar C.urs rrar.i.,.

After nine hours sitting during the past week, viz
Eight TO eleven A. n on Tuesday. 18th; same time on
Thursday, 20th and same time Friday, 2lst, but
little evidence interest tho public was elected The
court adjourned to meet again at eight NJ on Tuesday
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Military Excursions.

Company r rwenty-ssco regiment infantry, pro-
pose to visit Poughkeepsie the ensuing Fourth Of
July take part demonstration there for the rails
ing Of in honor OF the deceased soldiers OF
that place.
Troop l. Third regiment cavalry will make mounted
parade Thursday next 9th inst, and will visit Belle
get practice.
Tomorrow Company K, Thirty seventh regiment in
fantry will visit st. Romans Well Flushing, accom-
panied by their families and friends.
On Thursday next 27th inst, Companies and I,
Eighth regiment infantry, will make joint excursion to
Staten Island, returning about nine p NJ They leave
the armory at Centre market, at one O'Clock p N.
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Bsrx oasssle tof New hs,en,. Black Mayagusx PR a.
days. with moiasses - III Irosbudxe's sons -
Brig honarcs del Mare uta. osrQulia Cardiff 60 daxs
with coal 10 ordor.
mdse and 2bS passengers. 10 X n Sloman Five
Brig Emilia Cesstlns (ai). De s1nand Naola. 81 d.ys
with fruit. e., Cham bcrlain Phelps 4 Co
Brig Margaret Amelis frort), PAnAaela opo,to .
days with cork, Ac, 10 order.
Brig Eclipse - Kits Peterson Ponce via ouax-
Brig Havana, Bemis Havana IL days. with sugar To n
Brig Maano. Jarvis Trinidad. Cuba. 20 days, with suk~
to master
Brig Afaratta (of Harpswel. Bibber. Nuevtas Is days
with To master
IL days with sugar, to J lDgrsham. -
Brig Wild Horse tBr,. McCumber, Bridgeport Ob. u
days. with coal, to j Whitney a Co.
Brig Fanny Foulke tof Phadephial. Townsend h0sae
Is days with cotton. 20, 10 1. NcCready Go. y
schr Annie Laurie tBrl Mickey bermuda, 0 days. WIN
schr smith. Bunker, Bermuda days. with prodscs.
70 J Outerbridge
schr Early Bird Rogsrs Corpus Christi IS days. w6A
hides, wool and norns. to Goodspeed.
Schr II Nichols Brown. Cedar Keys. Fla, days
Schr Sarah Mills, Tuttle, Georgetown Sc days.
Schr Alex Wiley, Avery. Newborn, NC. tdays.
scbr Morgan Davy, Alox andria, DAYS.
Schr Jessie Hart 3D. Pierson. Baltimore. days.
schr Bsrtle. arrived Friday Is consigned toH Dc
Wolf Co.
sailed.
Steamships City OF Antwerp. Cimbra. Havana. Coun-
ba, Celia LousAna America, George Cromwell, Raetnh,
Louisa Moore. Morning Star. John Gibson q ncAry.
Norfolk ferit hArposa HA teras, Niagara, Sappho Aey
ss- FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLIaRN01
SEE ANOTHER PAGE
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BY the returns just Issued Of the earnings Of the Rich
mond and Danvls Railroad for the month Of May last
Of ss4sI Is exhibited the receipts Of
the preceding month or April; and. much remark
able an increase Of $2s 600 over the month of May,
1880, the year before the rebellion
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ALnAvAc ron NEW yoax-rHs DAT.
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sux ............. - HI0H WATER eve IL
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There this city 1t the present tme less than
nine ass ociatioas OF German veteran soldsra They
each number from thirty i've forty members making
Total OF three hundred and forty members all
told They form sort Of mutual beneficial society.
Anniversary Recepeion % the State Feucibles.
The Thirty-stxth annversary reception OF Company
a. Ninth regiment infantry, which took place u the
armory in Twentysixth street. Monday evening.
one Of the nnsst aAAi gotten up this city In
connection with the National Guard. The were
Handsomely decorated with flowers and days, many Of
the latter being very beautiful Al side Of the large
drill the words ssans psSv, Sdns repvocAe," ap-
peared brilliant gas jets There sixteen Dances
Ia oare, under tho manaesmsnt Of Lieutsnant John
Rapes. ssIgeans John F. smith and Andrew W. Coney,
Corporals John Duane and George W. Padden,
esSss sS sSs .ssn. Sa door eon%sss nno ss
There were upwards Of fve hundred persons present
ni.nsd By RspSsss band under the leadership Of voss
was Of decidedly rslishabls character. Among the
.,s; .ns x,S
ssa; Colonel Wilcox and LIsusnant Colonel Braine Of
the Ninth Leutsnans BENJAMIN, Of the seventy -nrst
tain Young, Lieutenant Benjamin. ssrgeans Roach and
Sanford and privatss Wilson, Nelson Woods and Car
penter The party did not break up until daylight on
Tuesday morning.
Military Excsrsion TO GettysbsrG.
On the morning Of the 1st Of July Company H. Four
visit 70 Gettysburg. Pa They 70 return homo
tho 9th. AZ Philadsphia deputstion Of the members
Of the National Guard OF that place will be waiting
receive thsm and escort the visitors 70 the In Pierre
House, where the company win remain while in
that city. On the morning OF the Sd proximo
they VIII leave Phadslphia for Gettysburg arriving at
thai place the evening, putting up at the Eagle
Hotel The Fourth Ii TO be spent In roaming the
battle ned, where many Of their comrades FELL Upon
their return . handsome reception awaits them
Brooklyn. II Is expected that Mayor Booth. ex.Coone
Wood, simeon b. Chittenden and other prominent citi
zens OF Brooklyn will accompany the sxcursionsts.
Parade or the Twelfth Infantry.
This command did not assemble at Washington
square in time" on Tuesday. according to
nouncemsnt, Jupiter Piuvus having interfcrcd in
the most rainy manner The members OF the
several companies, however, assembled at tho
armory In good season. ready 10 answer to
roll call, mastering upwards Of three hundred men, with
full band and drum corps Al halfpast three o'clock Il
was decided call meeting Of the ed and line officers
the purpose Of asceannf their sentiments about
paradng After q few moments conferences II was
voted parade rain shine The regiment therefore
Ief tho armory at four O'Clock, and after quick and
spirited formation, made short parade up Broadway
80 n headn ria
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The totals a she close OF various weeks since the
eommencement Of the year sum up as follows
The New York herald., 1867-06-23
Oar German veteran soldier.

Oar German Veteran Soldiers.
There in this city 1t the present time less than
nine associations OF German veteran sodiera They
each number from thirty I've to forty members MAXIM
Total OF three hundred and forty members all
told. They form sort Of mutual beneficial society.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-12
EIcelst0r! Executor!
H CHASTELIIAR'S
HAIR EXTERMINATOR
For Removing Supervisors HAIR

To the Ladies'. especially. this available depil.
story recommends Itself - being IN almost ipdis-
pensabis article 70 female beauty 10 easily applied.
does pos burn OF inurs the skin, bat ssn dirssIiy
oas hair from low forshssds, or from any part Of
the body, csmpletsly. totally and Radically sxur.
paling ths ssms lssving the skin son, saooA .sd
Pvooh, and 10 the Only real sasetusl dspilstosy
IN existsnes. Price 70 osab per paeksgs, 49,
BER1ER, SHUTS CD, chsniss,
I've as River o. Troy, n. y.
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IN. z s:S 81 g: = ~, *
1isturSs q they sivayS sss the First fysassn ter
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WASHINGTON. March %.

ssoss" -
General Butter has received the following
letter, elected by the unprovoked sncer al
him as the "ilcro Of Fort Fisher taken, OF
For Fisher not taken,H by Mr.. bingham.
The writer ! happen to know, Is gentle
man who is in every way reliable.
New YoRK. March %,
My Dear Gencnl:--Apropos optl'o per.
sonal debate in the ilous, yesterday. per.
nit inc to tell yon what Col. Lamb Of Eort
Fisher rebel fame said to me in tho office
a few days since.
Perhaps you may have heard something
to the same effect already. but ] give II for
what il Il worth. Said Col Lamb. almost
in these words: ''lf were friend Of Gen.
Butler could tell facts which would prove
that he diI perfectly right in not attacking
Fort Fisher when no was before the place.
Ny battery of nineteen heavy guns 90 CON-
n,an,lcd the land approach that not a man
could have lived to reach my works ]
was ouly after the navy had with beautiful
precision dismouuted gun after gun in reg
ular order, st the second attempt, leaving
only ono in place that the attacking party
hsd my chance Of success. Gen. Butlel
has been much abused Cor not accomplish.
ing impossibilitcs."
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&C. The Spring Geld RspuSliean, Mass
a few days since published detnilcd ac-
count Of SIX cases Of tricbine spiralls which
occurred in that city. The same paper
says the disease is not confined to the Rams
ley Hall family. A son OF the late Joseph
Solacc is afflicted with il, as is also Mr..
Norton, who lives in the same vicinity.
Both Of thee persons have eaten ham OBJ
tnined at the ssoVu where the Halls pur.
chase theirs. All OF this family arc now
comfortable, except Mrs. Hail. whose con
di,ion is still extremely critical As show
ing how enormous Is the number Of the
trichine, Il II estimated that those on the
small piece Of muscle taken from the limb
Of the deceased girl were distributed II the
rate Of $1,000 to 10000 pcr square inch.
The number in tho entire body must con.
segucntly be- many millions piece Of the
muscle has been sspt to Prof AsassiL
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6Wl.
State of Maine.
YORK, IS.

YORK, IS.
To the Honorable Justice. Of the Supreme ia.
,i,eini Court next In he holden NJ Alfred, witnin
and for The County ofYOrh. on the fourth rus'0sy
0pIS N. nICKYoRp. or North Berwick, In said
III oouaty, husband Of Lydia y. B,ckiord. nov Of
parts unknovn, respectfully libsls and gives this
HoeorShls Cosrt 20 BE- Informed that he Vas law.
y married. g ed Lyais :; ~ N..
shirs. On OF about the aiteeuth day ot February,
A. ID. isi: thai since their intermarrisge your
llbsllsnt and said Lydia >. eohabited . nus
sand and vifs q Lebanon. In said cSSn,y ., lo..'
conducted himself toward said Lydia y. - an AZ
f,ciionsts and fAithful husband. and made ample
provides for hs said wife but said Lydia 81 wnSi'
cot osnss. on or sboat The arst day Of March, A.
No. lsSl deserted your libellant, aad has eentiausd
her desertion ever since that time. Aud your "
s ss.,Su . Mt or the s3 .
Incompatible viii domestic harmony.
wherefore, and becaase 10 10 reasonsb'e aud
proper, conducive TO domestic harmony, and con-
slstent with the peace and morality OF society
your Ibsiiant prays that divorce from the bonds
az m tr,mony between him, the said Grin W. Bick'
ford. and the said Lydia 8. Biekford, NAV be de-
oRiN W. BIcKP0RD.
March -. isez.
without the stats, and that she hes no sssat OF
attorney within this State upon whom service Of
The process may be made. N Ia
ORpsRlb. Thai the ubsilant givs notice Of the
psndency Of this libel, by causing the sams, and
tkis order thereon, 70 be published In The Us,ss
saS yssraai. psbllshsd In The city % Biddsisrd
ast publeatioa 10 be at least too weshs bssSrs the
SoartA Tuesday Of May, 1851, that The Responder,
nav thsn appear bsf6rs the Saprsne Ssdlelal
aid cosnty OF YORK, on the fourth Tuesday q
NAY 49, and ansWer 70 said libel.
RUFUS fApLEv.
3vi5 Jus Sup, Jad. Court.
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

BE u Known, tAs. on u. ..ssty .:ssosd AZ az q
iord, ia ihs County Of York and STATE q neins
ave 70 The SEQ Water Power COMPANY, 2 Cospc.
fatios daily sstablisksd By The lsas o. nssns,
deed Of moftysrs Of thss date, Of s.,taia ses %
lasd. situated % aid b,desisrd he.s,tsss e ~.
ots ioIiof asd soh p 3sas rsts,os =, x -
nv tSs scctheriy sids Of Center %. w,s.riy sosty.
ave Isss, thence 81 right AsSss soshsry &c
nav ave Isss, thence at right angie Nosshesty
oos hundrsA NET V he poina 81 bs finn.nS; sssS
Sssy. By r. deed o. ne shsy: d..s. ssifs ss,..
yy.Xs 49, ~. 49, 49, I'D " Which rstss-
one: nsd. E..s ssd &C., s!,S tSr a. .sr ,Rss
esss. - SivSs g ssssiity tor The pay neat
n N csrsais peeaisss,x not;s ,pseiasd 10 ND
,,s ~ sssIss thst the eopditioo % said mort
- deed has been broken. BY rsAsaa Of which
"a Con psay claims . Foreclosure Of aid prem.
sAcO WATER Yown CO.
By rnonAs ouiSBy. Agt
BIidsford, March =, isa.
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THEIR GOODS ARE ALL BOUGHT FOR CASH,

THEIR GOODS ARE ALL BOUGHT FOR CASH,
usually charged tho credit
IN
t.
siuhe.
PERFECT FITS! PERFECT FITS! PERFECT FITS!
Mr.. BODWELL,
had
Glass FRESHMAN from Boston,
erb sureto superior garment
For the Boys. For the Boys.
Of
sao yard desirable color and quality Also large line OF
Ladies' Cloakings, of Splendid Styles
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important 10 Stock Breeders,
DEER1NG, NILL1KEN 4 o..
J0BBrRs OF
DRY GOODS and WoOLENs,

have removed 10 their new and spssloas store
So q 90 Middle St., cor. Market Sc,
the site occupied By them prsvioss 70 the Dire.
u. M. 4 Co. ere agsnts nor The state Of Maias
for the e0pise sSwisg Maehssss.
:. Raj TASLoas sssaslisd and cloth malta.
ton paper goods.
SelilaS Agents fbr rAypsvsrth Mananetaf-
ing Co, tsuneesevAssee Mills, Camberlaod niiis
uIhcid Mile, hsdisoa FALLS Co. and f,r nsna
Z nss.sns banner Mills eottes, Warp Yarns and
Net Twines.
PoastAss, Marsh 20 1857. aair
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Murderer

Of tho aKIng's Engllsh." as pays for The. fsil
cd. S65 pays for board. Washing. Pusl, Lights,
Rooms .Gsiir furnished and cared for by servant,
and Tuition 10 Common English per term Of %
weeks. The community
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opportunities offered 10 the student 10 bcceme .
superior Penman st this Institution we're never BE-
fore equallsd. We Jay such attention 70 Reading,
Spelling. Com ition, Orstory and Grammar, that
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sssablish public High School
Jacob Stuart has sold his blacksmith shop to
David Littleaeii. Mr.. Bond has erected new
Blacksmith shop.
N. L. Thompson 10 preparing b. manufacture
ai.rse quantity q 900. ooo) Of brick the pres-
ent sessou.
Rw. Lord, Of Eenssbsnk Depot, has en-
Target his eoitoa fsctary 1S by 50 feet and
has the machinery 10 nearly ready for work.
The new ship built BY rileonb 4 Perkins,
at Kennebuuk Landing. is to be called Arcturus.
MI. Thompson. ESQ. hes on the stocks Of
his yard in Keunehuatport. one bark 500
tons: also two ships 1000 tons each. lie has
have up this season.
There are % vessels building N Ksnnsbuak.
port aud vicinity.
David Clark, Esq, Kennehuntport, has jus,
takc~ q contract "a build 2 mssted schooner
az nearly 600 tons for parties In Fall River
Mr.. Ciark's reputatioa 90 thorough aat re-
,pou.ible huilder 10 fast getting knosu About
here. lie has just launched splendid mole
white sak fishing schooner Of toss tor par.
ties in Proviscetowa, Mas lie y 10 lasnel
sroteer same siss and model, called TIE frsn Iran,
N,yo, Svr parties In the same place. Mr.. Clari
commands the highest prise ior his fishing YES
sells Of any in the State; his models combine
sailing and carrying qualities not otsn toand'
The ice len our river yesterday, April sth
and two vessels came up.
rhcm~ Z. Reel. son Of D. ". Reed Of Hoi
liz, while ct work In Msson's mill at Holli
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-07-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Teeth at New York Prices!

DR.. Won. BoNHoRST wonld return thanks
to the citizens of Lancaster and vicinity for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon him during
his aesidence here, and would say that having
enlarged his Dental Establishment, and iu-
creased his facilities for doing Dentistry, no is
now prepared to do all kinds Of Dental work
stless prices, and in better manner, than any
other establishment in the city.
Sets OF Teeth atfrom SIS to 90, warranted to
give perfect satisfaction or no charge made.
Teeth filed so as to preserye them through
life, at from one dollar upwards.
DR.. VoS BosHoRsr's established reputationin in
vhiscity, as first class DENTIST, is sufficient
guarantee that all work done by him shall be
done in the best possible manner.
pDrlu addition, he has secured the services
Of one Of the best workmen in the East.
REFERENCE the principal citizens ofLan-
caster.
Rooms next door East OF Post office, Main
street. Feb. Z, 1867.
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NaxirniIian shot:


Accounts by telegraph to Wash
ington, and wearing an official
guiso, announce the execution Of
Maximilian after trial by court
martial, By the Liberals of Mexico.
The sentence of tho court is report
cd to have been carried into effoct
at Z o'clock on the morning Of the
10Th of Juno, Maximilian being
shot by a Gle ofsoldiers. His friends
applied for bis body, but Rscobedo,
the Mexican General in command,
refused to deliver it up. This in
formation comes via Vera Cruz to
the Southwest Pass, whence it was
tclcgrapbcd 70 tho Austrian Minis
Ter.
So onds another act Of tho stu
pohdoas Mexican tragedy and
yet the bloody drama is probably
far from its conclusion