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DIED..

In this city, Sept. 6. Mrs Nancy Doane Mcclellan,
aged 81 years months. - ~
In this city. Sept 8, T. Gilman Webster, aged %
years months.
: Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at ~ o'clock. at
No. IL Boyd street. Relatives and friends are invt-
ed to attend. .-.F.Bslrs-l-
In this city, Sept g. Willie Kinsman only child OF
VIM. H. and Susie M. Hubbs, aged 2 months and IL
DAYS. ua- .isGri.aI s.af ri 7al8tr u
Funeral this Saturday afternoon at o'clock,
from No. "a Spruce street. FHH
In Falmouth, Sept. 5, Miss Mary o. Pope of Bos-
ton, aged 81 years. -
In Brunswick, Aug. 8, Trypbena Cox, aged AZ yrs.
3 months: 25th, Mrs Hannah, wife of Geo. ge Crpps,
ag1d 40 years 10 months. u
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la FEW applications Of Rabice1 renders beau
tiful the most discolored complexion.
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Medical Notjcc

~ =, na lCil, III. d., will devote special at
once hours sS from II A. NJ. to1P.M.tf o.
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business Items.

SARATOGA Spring Water on draught at Cros-
man & Co.'S f'a y p 81 tt >F
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For Sale.
Lot to Lease.

A LOT of Land on the corer OF Branhall and
IA Vaughan streets; "a feet on Vaughan, and 116
on Bramhall ST, with new II story house on the
same. sep7-dIwe
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from Calcutta for Be ston. 80 o"'que NePnyr'
July Z, lat 0 80 5, Ion % OF w L, r,
from London tor Shanghai w. 'hip '"iho'iihe,
Callao for Cork. l-- = w. '"'p SaSihdn' 'ro"
~ Aug 81, off Cape Henry, brig Harp. destination
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nsB atramatic Salts and strnmaiic Min.
crnI Waters, just received and for sale by
j. W.PERK1NS & CO., q
ENTHUSIASTICALLY No. &c Commercial st.
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LOOK Our FOR. THEM. The great Europe
an Circus will make its grand entree into the
city on Monday morning, and will parade
through the, streets bearing a large living lion
on the platform. As there will be rush for
tickets, we would caution people who intend
going to see the exhibition not to have any
vaiuables about their person. There is gang
of the most expert pickpockets extant, follow
following in the wake of this Circus, who
seize the opportunity when persons are crowd
ing up to the ticket wagon, or entering the pa
vilion, to mingle among them and rob them of
pocket books, watches, breast pins, SC. Be
on your guard, both afternoon and evening,
and if you find any one handling your pock-
cts, knock him down on the spot and then
hand him over to police officer. sfr
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
2 FRIDAY.-The complainst against james Carleton,
for allowing his cow to at large, was dismissed
upon his paying the costs, amounting to So %. ~
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INIRST rate place for Bakery. A fne, deep lot
Il on India Street, near Middle. Cellar already
built, with q well OF good water. Apply TO
sept7d3ws VIM H JERRIS.
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PORTLAND, July %, 1867.
W. y. DYsR:-Dear Sir. 1t gives me pleasure to
certify that have been using of the "Florence
Sewing M achines for year and half, and that it
proves satisfactory in every respect For thor ough
quick and neat performance Of Its work. consider II
superior to any machine now in the market, and
heartily recommend it to oil purchasers.
Truly yours, ELLEN L. BAKER,
IS Spring St
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MINERAL BATHS 1T UouE

~ AAo ~ AO VI II.
DYSPEPSIA CURED
EpUpTJONo o, NJ RHEUf4TISM CURED
..7s.g .tlsruE tt.-t SCROFUEA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MJNEp.r NJ,
% Do away with all your various ami oeter 80,
Gus drugs ana quack medicines and use tew batho
d STE = MATICa SALTS!y
Those SALTS are made fran tho To,,,.s.-
LIQUORS OF ne Mineral Well the PENIS Sail Man
tst hnles nn d,isburg and packed in air.
rections are attached. '' path. d.
INTERNALLY USE < u'zsA j.
"Strumatlc Mineral Waters -,
In bottles ofone and a half pints. One sufciant
S-Sold by Druggists generally Sc 1904
Morrill, Bros. No 2l5 State ST.. Boston Ravno,ds \
Pratt a. Co., No LOG Eultor ST. New Yort WSois,
sale agents. nooos ~ e 81 e ~ ,,u,e-
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why Suffer from Sores :?

When. by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
Won can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scdtds, Chdpped Hands, Sprains, Cuts,
Woaads and epery Complaint Of the Skin. Try 1t,
as it costs but 20 cents. Be sure to ask for i.
i'h7 ~, Hdle's ArnicG Ointment,
For sale by all druggists, send your address and
SO cents to o. p SEYMOUR s. CO., Boston. Mass,
and receive box by return mail W. +. Phillips g.
Co., agents for Maine. u' april2G1ysn
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psrESrios.A or six Of the Grand Trunk
cars loaded with old rails, bound to the rolling
lniiis, got of the track at the stone yard Dear
Daniorth street, yesterday, blocking the track
SO that the Kennebec trains could not come in.
Mr. Bailey, the Superintendent here, was on
nana ana sent CARRIAGES to convey the passen-
gers ana baggage to the depot, where they ar
pvea'in season to connect with the Boston
train.
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lHaIn's Pure Elderberry and Cur
n AE} NE5 rant Wines tEV
80 Mghly recommended by Physicianss, may be
found at wholesale at tbs drug stores of W Wbin
PIE Co, II; Il. Hay. w. F. Phillips d Co., e. t.
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins s. Co. jan12sndly &
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PORTLAND, july, 1867.
Sewing Machine which we purchased from you last
year Is all we expected all that any one could wish
It works perfectly. We would not do without It for
four times its cost. Don't be afraid to recommend
these machines; who purchases will be other
wise than favorably disappointed. Yours truly,
ANDREW SPRINu.
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EXPORTS.

Per barque Norton Slower Tor Buenos A7res-
2l3s4S feet spruce deals u 927 pine do, and
shingles. "a ~ w. d.
Miniature Almanac. September q.
Sun rises. ...........530I Moon sets. 80. AM
Sun sets. .624 High water. -. Is PM
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Mr.. EDITORIALS the public have been ap-
priced of the loss and recovery of my pocket
book, it is quite natural to enquire by whom it
was restored Wishing to crafty this desire,
and also to do justice to an honest man, please
allow me to make mention of Mr.. Francis Gal,
lagher, Of this city, who found and returned to
me the lost pocket book with all its contents.
/, Mr.. Gallagher is one Of the employees of the
Portland Steam Packet Company. 1 am in
formed by gentlemen connected with that COM
pany, that he has earned for himself good
reputation for honesty and fidelity The pres
emit instance of this virtuous act will add to his
consciousness of having done as he would have
others do unto him. . % Ast ~
- SAINT 1897 s.ttAsHk S.sxu ,,r w
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Z All colors and numb ers, Orrs a. Mcknight and
Clarks Cotton, large anil small spools twist all col
ors and letters. w. s. DYER, 1853 Middle St.
lover ii. ii. Hays, Junction Free & Middle Sts.)
Sept d3t -. -. -
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Try it, for il costs but 25c. For sale by all drug
gists; or send 35c to 0. P. SEYMOUR & CO., Bos-
ion, and receive box by return mail. sep4dtisN
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PORTLAND July %, 1871.
MR. DYER:-Dear Sir. We have used The Flor
ence machine two years, sewing, without difficulty,
every mate ial from Swiss muslin to heavy coaking
1t is easy in its ion and rs a machine for family
use, we do not see how it could beimprosed.
Very truly, Il. C. SYMoNDs.
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u PORTLAND, July a 1861.
Mr.. w. S. DYsR:-Sir. / am using the Florence
Sewing Machine that has the reversible feed and
makes four differeot stitches, and like 1t well =
Would not exchange 1t for any other that is In the
market. Mrs. L ii. HATCH.
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49,. PORTLAND, July 9th, 1867.
MR.. DYER, knowing from experience the value
OF the Florence Sewing Machine, lake much pleas
ure in giving my testimony in its favor 1t Is an in
estimable help TO the seamstress and feel sure that
all who try it will be well satisfied.
Yours, .r.srs r- M G. HURD.
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ia We will simply add to the above that Mr..
Larrabee presented Mr.. Gallagher with 500
yesterday on receiving the pocket book and
contents H-Iffs i.sl rsNI 1fr- isi.V
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Mn VIZ O. PoRrL AND, July 20, 1861
ence sewing Machine, obtained from you for near-
noiseless working, the nicely OF its execution and for
its adaptation to the various kinds of work
7e Yours respectfully, Mrs f. GopINa
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Butter,
Rooms.

RO TUBS Choice Vermont Bultcr, just received
w at M lrket Street. II H. HATCH
September 7, div - .rFH
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PORTLAND, July 2, 1867. :
Mr.. w. S. DYER-Having used the Florence
Sewing Machine for some months, L find that it is
all that You recommend IL to be.
Mrs GEO BRoCK
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u 90 :, la PORTLAND, July %, 1867
recently purchased of You gives such entire salls-
faction that nothing could induce to exchange 1t
Yours u]y. Mrs. r. W. GAGE
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sZ-atA PORTLAND, July 20, 1867.
Mr.. W. s. DyER:-Dcar Sir. Whoever wishes
to purchase Sewing Machine, recommend the
Florence" have used one tor nearly three years
and II has given perfect satisfaction. -.
Z Yours with respect, P. T. BAKER.
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have used for the past two years Florence Sew
ing Machine, purchased of Mr.. W. s. DYER which
has given me entire satisfaction.
II tga - 81 Mrs. GILMAN DAVIES.
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~. IL PORTLAND, July %, 1867.
Mr.. w. s. DYER.-The Florence Sewing Machine
you sold me has proved TO be very satisfactory.
have found 1t to be all that you recommended.
81 ID - Al o. H. 81 ~ MRS ID. CUMMINGS
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After six months use OF the Florence Sewing Ma
chine purchased Of you, L would say that It has
proved fitted Tor all the different work as warranted
by you do not see how any machine can be more
efficient. cheerfully recommend it. ~.
Mrs. WIN. IL. FoYE.
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81 STATE ST., Portland, Me.
MIR. w. S. DYER.-Having used the orence
Sewing Machine several months, with per ect success
eheerhlly recommend 1t to others as simple in con-
struction and for the various styles of wor-tuck-
ing, hemming, and braiding, think Is unsurpassed.
Mrs j. w. PERKINS.
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Mr.. W. s. DYER:-Dedr Ssr.-Your Florence Ma
chine has been used by member of my family who
tie iiy to havir used six machines, and eonsid
ers this the best OF all and most finely finished, and
would advise any wishing the best, to purchase this
In preference to any ether "a. l-H
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,sl From Branch ONCE Western Union Telegraph
Ar at Baltimore 5th sch Susan, Sears, Portland
Cid at Philadelphia 9Th, sch George Deefipg Will
lard, Portlanf. t0asRsi m .-isIA q
= Ar ut New York 9th, sehs Idaho, Davis, and Ran
ger, Cleaves, Portland, -tr...tf sa.le
At Inagna 9th ul., barque Arthur Kinsman,
Means for PHILADELPHIA l5 DAVIS, u. aan = 4 -
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DISASTERS.

Sch Hattie 3, (of Waldoboro) Capt Benner which
paired and successfully launched by gang of men
sent from Wald0boro. The vessel las loaded with
coal and Is row on the way to Portland.
Brig Cuba, IRON Matanzas Tor Boston W tb 500
hiids molasses. was wrecked LIST inst, nine miles
Northpf Hatteras Light. Six seainen werelost
Sch b Lowell, Leaytt, ON New York Tor Will
mngton. NC. went ashore about TWO miles from the
beach on Frying Pan Sholls, Saturday last where
she remains in bad position. Atugwent 10 Ia +
ance. -,...- ..l -..f. +. 90 .-
Table Bay, CGH, July IA = Darquc Otago which
put i'll here In distress, has been condemn d and
sold Tor ei22. - sEgktst.
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MR. W. s. DYER:-Dear Sir. Having used one of
the Florence Sewing Machines, I take great
pleasure in bearing TESTIMONY to the value OF the
same. The stitch is very durable and be adapted
10 fire or coarse materials Ii works with rapidity,
and saves time and cxpeuse. The one-half has not
been told oil the capabilities of this invaluable
- ~ ~ r~sA Mrs s. II. LEArHr,
No % Tying st, Portland. Me.
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The following Republican nominations have
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sai LAuNcuED-At Laneby Point recently. by Storer
& Staples, scbr of $50 tons, 10 ny intended tor the
coastng trade. lia tsf-t..f 4.ff hoo
Staples, a Stockton, is building a schr Of $50
tons. to be launched in q few weeks. Mudgett, Lib
by & Higgins, arc building schr Of 100 TONS, to be
launched this RAIL- Colcord Il Mudgett are getting
out the frame for a brig OF 800 tons.
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WIUGFU.
GA hIst class stone Cutters, at Fort Georges An
- ply a U. S. Engineer Oflics, in Morton Block. or
at the fort. "
GEO. TIIOM, Bvt. Brig. General.
Portland, Sept 8, 1857. sepfs-,liw
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AT BRUNSWICK, ME-.
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.
MASS MEETING OF CARPENTERS.


The large hall of Carpenters Union No. was full,
last night and when the officers who have managed the
Csrpenters Strike reported the deepest interest was
manifested 1t shown that Of between 400 and 500
snen who have participated in the movement for an ad
vance Of wages all but about 100 have found employment
atAa day II il not pretended that the men have OBJ
taned permanent employment but is believed that all
who are at work can be kept busy either large or
small jobs render them independent Of the societies
funds and that within week. at longest places may be
found either in or out OF the city, for al the men
Presdent of the Strike said that Of wormen have
been sent from No. 267 BOwery 10 take jobs az DAY
OF the strike and he added that 50 sure OF victory
snany men that they have rejected offers OF " day
shops In which they work up 10 tho LIST instant
Two employers applied for workinen at the meeting ast
night and they supplied IL was broadly asserted
that many OF the employing carpenters who pretend
%e.. sTSgt tR Hoe cC haS ei RnG % In e
employ instead OF hundred as they claim that Mr.
have employed society men who have quit = jobs
eitnatohs ia their shops, and that Iogcay ~ may De
inferred that such IN receipt OF DAY that
many Of the employers who have pledged themselves
60 each other who do their work ana employ
Iso are known TO Pc paying q . day; that the few
camp nave come hitler 10 1SSe P %So
have not been able 70 command high wages; that
organization; that Of the largest workshops IN the
city are empty; that te wing the employers
snab the do sSsS s S Ss t Will Me he
complete Thus far the strike has the jouineymen
$1,000 but what losses tue employers have suffered
unknown The Strike Committee made their second dis
trfbutOn OF relief money yesterday, and host OF
who have won O. day turned TO the Treasurer their
extra s. last night. The meeting also
Informed that the bricklayers, at their meeting
last night, took measures toward apprOpriatiug
pecuniaTy aid 20 the strikers. Remarks were
made upon the proposed Cooperative Carpenters Shop
but no definite action taken, the subject being before
WOrkiDneH's Union. Circulars nave been sent out
10 iOurDeynen ali the country requesting them
keep on their own soil until further notice: The strike
conference having finished. Carpenters Union No.
went session. voted continue its delegates AT
No BOwery until the close OF the strike and TO fight
10 THIS line" and the Treasurer Of the Union
haYtRg Eepoyed W 4QTrisana aud rendered hls TesgOR
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n,ocr,rcppS ApRJVFO.


FROM LIVERPOOL. April l5-n steamship SooAAr shH sils
Geo W. Gibbs Mrs. J. Ruube, MI ana M' s'@ie WIZ
Chas Guthrie w H. Furguson Dr. Norman Beuahe gho
Ious.on n Prar Coven J. T. Todlnnter, " ana ~
Crowe Mr. and Mrs r. q. Foe Master yonts MISS ~
Charles Ranh l. White Calncer Rev Nlnsn h,llsIi % ~
msn Nr De (ossl W. Jones and wife MaIl aus9 r,
lansing W G. Wheeler, G. u Wooi5nn, o. ssie
NJ Rank Nj James Higgins M Francis Barnett Mr & ~ ST's
Mr. Frapk Wancen Mr. H. J. Patterson Miss H. Strong NJ, o.
CbsnneI Mr. Robert Main Mr. j. Dean MI g. r. henIaN n sn
ssrg,aA Mr. Robert Wungss Mr. &. u. Wilson M . Dui, ~.
H. NJ Tyhck Mr. McIlenTy Mr. Edward NC Nsna ~
Inc Bracegre sen and Mrs j. D. Parker MI anu ~
Tsrus and maid servant J. A. Williams M and MIS- ~ o.
srd cbl5 Miss Topp Miss Miss Place M aud MIS Cuue
HntbsSsS Nr j. H. Croney Mr. NJ Knox Mr. Hem nam
n, Thomas bingham T. Beckett Mr. Pierce NJ pnrAna In
on Mr. II Mr. Hurry, Lelt DE Baues hsen Mo1Sn nj
W,n n Beg.r Mrs enry Mr. SANFORD and servant MI VIM 'e
VI lanes Bateock M aud Mrs George West NJ james
Mr. Paine Nj D. H. James Mr. j. BIacgdle lnni pr shnh
Mr. John Brkenhead Mr. Thomas Ross, Mr Sagn la u,
Adele Dc Noeut FuIanot Mr. John Bell MI = u 'coVi
FRt,g LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN April Pin seamahiP
Aeppo-Mr and Henry Mrs Margaret Clark Miss safah WI
PROM HAVANA April lTIn steamship Basle-NTS Vaepune
and daughter Mr.. daughter Isabel werner enc
ysni Nary MeDouad T. Brown Adelaide Danin0 T. Sohla'
Anosa Netorum soulemt Erna SoulcTai MARY lsleah w,
Snigtn Er Hamilton, lady, child and servant H. T. N!os9y
Mclean and lady G. Howard John Naydel ard lady Fred Ht
Cbas q Pos Bent Krower Cbas Glol lloraco Gon NJ bvA
LADY, q n Uosson servant, James tons H. hpsoh
Orkp Wiz McDowai q. Muln, J. NJ Rodner lillian Horn,
Joseph MUkes r. Garcia J. C. Pnkusy, r. ilegn0r r Ash
Mcdonald d. Cau AgnsO peTs.ta, VIVA De Ross Nj ~
M and lady massmian Tsno Ross, Pnbh Gros'oi' uaif
Mater, Eurrio Cortoss, MiseFpi Tain
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OP NEW YORK.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP Eeoa Brl Jrsi9s L'eroo CD nt AID Qne''o"a
steamship yagc creme, Havana With mde AID pass Garson
steamship Aerpo tBr nrr,on Liverpool I'd net and 3useno'h
d. viii mdse and pass to p CalarL . 80
steamship ,S HslI S'' pi lns'
ship Hattie TaIeo ,ofBgo1 TsPIer And'os'am Naah a. viii
GrS Pslieoa af Turks Island welsh Jasode Csta with
m Me,,ha Yors q ot oT' o. proyloas and PPdsd
Brg Hrare IL MoGvey 10 s,4rorl With mola.,, to
r. Blck Co EIpcneucd asiorg Nb @ 80 ihe south Of O'le
Bne Alma nar.hl Banner Mena - tar wish tut 10 james
Sf6 John Broosh.en. Howell $40 GrAHdc March D.
' sod n' D. fso % c.sGsa Ne Packard y,, u day .s
S .i as siSs1a aSS sste e Va Il s % .sd
'Je-rs died At Nae'isi a4J teior, Ealing
Bhf. Il. G. B,7y All l... ''''0"'
sailed steamship GIit Eastern from Quar,ttr' ht1 Also
steamships TIo cg iSe' i'r' MoneiA AeenA' Ssf''' aud
oittn.
otosathF lct inst ht n o. o'e - 20 from N'iari' @r
s, ba,G,.su.ip - inst '.' % q .ss y O. teaal
n, steam. s,.,, ,S sr5's l,, r,go 4rrl u l.i
. u o9s - = At - y , !. 'I ,, sl , e 49, ,,1
wife md 10 cssnd brought rn TO tbs port h' NIP b'as
,.nins condition
The fIosrg abstract ofih, jog u ihe hoon'f baji.
hort 70 Ftrlas ia Apr o In lisnr'on brc,ls
from vet'Fad With Ell AL 49, a. OH TOOK tq1a nom y
double rt,ci 'hc mar cI t pups aui found 20 saisr
sury double fee fns sl1e ofe- and
around A1ni IL
tire fs n sas blowing gaze oa ENk
~ tired pumps sri found che vessel aking lady nd TIE
nups able "a nrr,ase vita hesy pumps
going ell rgtso observation April ~ hove 10 under hc a
running high blowing hureanc ves aboag heavily the
rums r ong-Lo is day Apn - the vessel vet
Love 10 sounded tie pumps aud f0ur ~ feet water tie
wells, Ly oissfvsioB 81 nv chfonomsicr gale
aiste iip r-ssd faresal made all
the safboard quarter signal q distress hope Of getting
bs the
ehooner Ncrlork said be
would baul the sind going
90 not gu sThs day fnds al bands exhausted
lAvng pumps fof three and they chaked With
corn n and refused % voft the pnnps
longer prevailed them go until with the hope Of
~ there being prospect q relief and the
gradually Increasing el her ~ her sails and what
rggur got the bang The calm floor
a t6ndontd htf and board the Albert Treat
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FHARCsc0 Apn I5The ship Bne JACKET April for
Liverpool wheat returned yesterday eakug badly She
gales the 9Th 10Th aud Ih She s hayc
be discharged at the cargo dock
CnAKIEsToS, AYTl l6-Auiyed. bark Effort. Liverpool
Sailed steamships Emily b. Soldsr lNe~ York seL JoseIh Allen
Baltimore.
FoRTKR MONROE April 6Arved ship Osceoa Of Boston hog
CAllAo, with cargo Of gnano for oricr-
FOREIGN PORTS.
Al Rio Gaoe March brig Rob Roy tBr for New lGi ready
Water Lily for do IN about days.
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p 1SSFNGERS SAILED.

ron LIVERPOOL Aprl l4In steamship CITY fSew iorkM's
Redmgon Mrs and children Miss Cook Mis- Boanes gar,
poI I'm eo, Grar L. s. Consul 20 Cape Of Good nope ta
Ryyte p Shirley j. More Mr. and Mrs enron and chic ~
Msn,seh D. Winter s. merrill Manqe Louis Negn19 poi
Mrs Icshe and child Sgel AMI child Mrs Gilman Geo A. pes
,,s IL al Mrs Joln Ty Tor and SOP Mr. and Mrs blanchard
Adee Henry Weir Wey Mr kner Mrs r. L. fran, ,iS
RanIau r. iekard Mr. and Mrs n SesdsI SiI sn ss =
stanton Mr. and Mrs y. Warren, Capt b. sharp VIE sD'
rn obn Nor n H. Tho williamson, Mr. and Mrs hshr) Mar
tit al xuAd dams
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son ,Nr william crumbio was elected to fin the va

ton, fMr William Crumbe was elected 10 Ill the va
cancy.
my GOODS CLERKS EARIY-CLOSlNG ASSOCIATION
The regular weekly meeting OF the Dry Goocs
C,ts, Closing Association took place last evening
al tbcr boll No 267 Bowery, Mr.. H. II. Cowlcs the
chair and Mr. J.IE. Cody Secretary. The standing com
m,ttees appointed to and report the Observance
of the Socety's requirement Of closing all dry goods
stores AT o'clock D. gave reports which consld
cred generally satisfactory In Canalt there is one de-
lnquent and he rs new conner IN the upper part "
ting up the shutters while keeping the door open Third
ave- above TwentyseVenth-st, declared TO be III a
very bad condition. Committees urged 10 be vH-
LIANT and in few pressing were increased in num-
her that their efficacy might be certain number
Of new names were added 10 the roll of the society.
IRON MOLDERS ON A STRIKE
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CINCINN1TI Ohio April 1.-THE iron moldeTs in
this city are a strike -Four hundred OF them are out
Of employment in consequence of IT.