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New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON March 3O-Rear AJ%ilLai a. A.. a Lar Lar
been detached from duty II T55ch, b,, bsen detached
from the New YoYk on the LIST OF MAY next ana placed on
Commanier j. II. Sands has been detached
from Richmond the European squadron and ordered home
Charles ONe from the receiving ship Ohio and
dered fitting out At Portsmouth Newhanpsre
Lieut. from the New Hampshire ordered to the Gasns
Matters William +. Buck from League Island, William
b Newman from New.YOrk EsyLYsrd, and jones
Yandahs Assistant Surgeon, A. Marnien from the
Nsw.Yort Nayy.Yad aud Second Assistant Engineer, from
esgu, 10 Gaeua report 8h April next Lieut. A.
soheky detached from duty NeNOens and placed on
Chapans H. b ebben from the Pensacola has been
ordered John Blake from the Vermont 50 the Pensacola
H. Strong has been ordered 10 the hew'iork navy on
NAV Master W Deong has been ordered to the station Assist
Surgeon W. Farwe the Naval Hospital atNew York Conman
der w command the Gaena Surgeon Henry Nelson
Passed Assistant H. T. Wright First Assistant Engineer
Elijah Gaena Master Houstoa to the Receiving ship
Vand. Chaplain W. Donee 10 the Vermont First Assistant
EnNueer d. A. IAriie to League Is aud
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COURT cALENpARs-TH1s DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CRCUH.--PART Mos. 1911,
l6s 1882 1899 1907 les 1911 1914 1882 i7' l27 iz9 l3i l
l7J7 1919 l745 l7fI
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-NOs. SO, II, So III,
ls3 2O7 22s 2e, 2tS. 242, 249 2S3 254 255. -
MARINE COURT-TRuL TERI.--Nos. 1903, 2504, 2313S,
1912 2Ji5 2Ji6 2J47
COURT OF GENERAL SKssToNs.-The People agt.
Martin larceny az, Mary Gibson obtaining BY false
MARY Dunn. grand lsrcenJi agt william
Jonss and Francis Bradley attempt at bnfgs sgt jane. WIZ
burglary Ahean Michael Mann robberT
James EgAb burglary at Daniel Coney felonions
assault and battery Michael KaischkeT, bgamy same agt
Thomas Doune robbery agt William Donovan and Michael
Holden graRd rceuy Simon Lebeek grand larceny same
at Wilson burg sg Charles Cgr grand larceny
IsaAc Dodge, felonious assault nd battery.
COURT OF APPEAIS-Day Calendar for Wednes-
d,y March 3l-Sos 3s 49, 49, ST. rs So S. &C. 81 l H. I'LL liz,
H. ll5
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CRIMINAL.

At the TOmbs Police Court. yesterday, Al
derman committed Eli Burnett travelling agent.
charge OF forgery. lt Is alleged that the prisoner
gave 10 Mr John T. Boyd publisher Of BOBdS Express
Shipping Giide, card for publication purportng TO
have been signed by William g. Guerinan, agent OF the
American Tack Company, for which he received s at
the OF 10 per commission The signature OF Nv
Guerinan by that gentleman pronounced forgery.
The prisoner is native OF England, aged 20 years, and
resides at the corner OF Frankfort and Wilam-sts.
In the Court of General Sessions before Judge
Bedford sentence pronounced and several pris
discharged yesterday morning number OF plead
ings were heard and the trials appointed for the next
term OF the Court Court official having 10 attend to
business In another Court the business for the day was
necessarily brief To-day u tho Gosug day VI the ter.
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. &c.

b. S. Snider, evangelist, will speak at the
F1eetst Church, Brooklyn this evening Mr.. snider is
circulating petition to Congress for the appropriation Of
900 land for the benefit Of the freed people
The anniversary exercises OF the Women's Medical Col
ege OF the EewYOrk Inrmary will be held at the hall Of
the Union League Club tomorrow evening.
The Twenty fifth Anniversary Of the Advent OF Modern
spirtuasm to be celebrated at the Cooper Institute
this evening number Of wellknOwn speakers and the
Fox Sisters will take part In the exercises
The second entertainment IN behalf OF the Zenana MIS-
sion given this evening at the Brooklyn Athen@un
T. T. BarRum lectures Temperance this evening at
the Forsythst Methodist Episcopal Church near Div-
6iOul. Free
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being exposed to view The casket and the tables IN
of the pulpit were beautifully decorated with wreaths OF
white roses, lilies, camelas and immOrteles. Ihese
flowers we're exquistely combined into the forms oI
harps crosses crowns stars and anchors The delicious
fragrance dused itself throughout the entire churen,
massive silver plate the casket has inscribed upon
it the name date of death and age Of the deceased
The audience was hour passing by the remains
There were In attendance at the funeral many
booksellers and publishers from Philadelphia Boston,
and other cities Among other distinguished gentelnen
present were Cen. Sickles Gen Anderson, Gen Han,
fo Tborne and nany Others owing TO the lateness OF
the hour and the ncemency OF the weather the inter
mani was postpoped till today az 10 O'Clock, when the
nrocession will move from the church to Greenwood
Cemetery The remains lie In 81. Paufs Church until
emoved te the cemet terry to-day Mr. James Harper held
an accident policy OF $4,000 In the Traveers insurance
COMPANY Hartford his policy being one OF the earliest
issued after the organization Of that company
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31

THE THOMAS SAFETY RAILROAD BAGGAGE
CHEcKwe informed that this check meets with the
appreciation OF all practical railroad men who have made
themselves acquainted with It's merits. IL is so simple
and at the time certain TO take baggage 10 It's
place Of destination that we not surprised at its sue
cess 1t is In the following roads: Morris
and Essex Railroad in connection with the Delaware
Lackawanna, and Western Newark, and Bloomfield and
SUSSEX Belvedere. Delaware Lehgh Valley Lehigh and
susquehanna, Hudson River Rensselaer, and Saratoga
Albany and SnsQuehanna, Louisville, Cincinnati and
Lexington, Milwaukee and ST. Paul, Yrginiaan Tonnes
see Union Pacific Central Pacific, Chicago Rock Island
andPacihc Cheshire Flushing aud Peoples Line Of Steam
boats connection with the NewYork Central Albany and
Boston, and other lines Of railroads the offices OF which
speak Of IT In the highest terms This check will take
piece OF baggage from any station any station situated
UPON any railroad throughout tho United States.
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.,, q. bod, ,e.t.l the jury rendering verc. of death hear.

yested the jury rendering verdict OF death Om ne''
PATCHOGUE, L. 1.-The several school districts
Of this town nave united u Uns school district and will erect
mannoth sebeoi iaing from $1,000 to siO"0
WESTCHESTER-A new Regiment TO replace
ter coanig under authority Hesss he Hoa D. Law
..s 1d senator Gsas s hang az sssq IN temporary command
asay commenced the formation ofeVsn eOnPanisA
MOUNT VERNON-Iate on Saturday evening the
i E N ai ns5soH .Ss s''R' @s'iS Bsa
9g him d the ossI. Of The Parish from h1g 20 o o %
esq thu Senior Warden being sppn'ed Of the true STATE o. s1'
5 R The aSSS & Sss Ss1 6@ asd The pa1cs holding
%2 Gs5 sSe@ 4 he .s" s11S RS % S be without %
ensuing year eOnsnded that the injunction bad been
Parish Under Justice Gilbert dissolved the IN
choice following named genlemsu Waens John
Stevens ad Richard Ak1son Vsymen VIM Leksy q D
ien D. IL a p Il S.cord SoTi'Of G. D. Pond I'd D''A'''
PORTCHESTER.-Th mailbag from this village
various Letters containing dras considerable amount which had
been mailed by The officers o. the POehes.,T BanL ~
detection and arrest In every Instance the s po1ass ss Ss
In the cI reached their respective destinations II T.
have reached the Poofce h will probably be
that mailbag from this village at least cOnansg letters from
umd that dropped into the Harlem River
while others beeveh the bag hooked from she wagon WINE
passing through the city
CLIFTON, S. 1.-The body of an unknown man
found Yesterday afternoon rear Fort Wadssorh ne was dressed
black necKe and in hight His features were
muated and body state OF decomposition having
time Coroner Gafney held inquest over
body, verdict of found drowned" rendered
FACTORYVlLLE, S. 1.-The Young Mems Chris
an Association North redoubng It's Efforts 70 erect
building subscriptions added 10 the list the success
Of the ens rprise will longer be dOubtuL
STAPLET0N, S. lat meeting of the Trustees,
held evenings the Special Committee the proposed
reported that they bad agreed TO make awards TO
the Of 90 for the property taken in by said extension
NEWARK-A little girl aged years, the
daughter Of Mr. James Mitchell proprietor OF the NewJersJ House IN
Muberryst killed yesterday afternoon BY heavy plank falling
upoa her while she passing through the rear yard
PATERSON, n J-Mrs Phis Nutthal. an old
lady dead bed residence in Tst Yesterday morn
ing Qua With husband before he e be house Her
pockets inside The Orphans Fair at tie Wgwam
while noisy yesterday sent pistol ball through the
paror DR. Abm CoVers residence Church
iandaVe being ghteEed from harketst to Wilsst
ELIZABETH, N. IA fire broke ont late on Sun
night Of Mr. p Carroll In Pnes caused by the eH
poon kerosene lamp The OF the house was badly
burned upon The house damaged to the extent
Of about $500.
IRYINGTON. n. J.-At a meeting of the tax
payers Clinton township held this village Monday night the
appointed obtain Of the
bonding township aid the Peapk Railroad reported
they had obtained the Of large majority OF property
hold
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On the opening OF the Court the Grand Jury in and
dismissed with few complimentary remarks by
Judge Bedford. james Poole alias Jaconet was
arTigned on OF feOnOus assault and bat
terry and pleaded guilty 10 the charge lie had been
guilty Of assaultng Catharne Carter with whom he had
been living and neting serious injuries upon her on the
ID inst He had split open her skull with and broken
her He acknowledged that he had been for in
the NewJersey State Prison aud had been four times In
the PenentiRy He was sentenced to the state PRISON
for ten years.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31

Tay morning March 3 'sS Ed ,:e ss ea soni
The relatives family respectfully invited TO- % S
Of the Advent Forty SIXTH ST. east Of Srsha'e "hOo'
taion. ..
BRooKs-ou ru.sday the 10Th ius BROOKS in the <"'s
Lodge No. 24s and ~ invited attend BIZ. faaer. sn
residence. No. liz wyckOGst, Brooklyn on Friday Apn
DoUGLAss-ou Monday mous March 49, suddenly George Doug
s service. b. late Tssiisucs No. 3 Thursday
HArGHT MamSoseck Monday March 49, ster short Illness
Maria wife Of Joseph a9s the 18th S year q % & s III. u.rI
from the n ( Church WEDNESDAY 9s' n'' at
sS s "sS %say at- sorno % 9S % s'si .o s'''
UoGAS-u Newark on Monday Jane r. widow Of
JOseph hogan. In the eih year Of her aga ,,., . ,,,,
l1 s Ssea S e.ec. ie' sTSo % Richard.
Newark n j. Remains will be taken West Milford Tor in'eae's
KILPATRcK~on Tuesday 90 Jacob kPack in the sTs
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
LA MoNT-Ath the residence ofbe, son Ia Mont TSrS NM sns H.
Railway Monday March S Mary, widow of John La on ~
The funeral services will take place THURSDAY April
PosTsud.sn Chester Penn John Post eldest sou william
Ssls. sas Sft S- rSss funeral Sl ss1s hsrsaer ssS.
PRINCE-on Sunday morning. william Prince in the 7ts
The svs and friends Of family attend the funeral
from his residence the village Of fgshlng on % %
slip or Thirty -iourth-st at lli O'Clock
RICHARDSON Monday the 2t nst William Richards agsd~
Funeral Thursday April 81 from the residence OF her
friend Capt. T. Jacobs No. 2B Bhdgest, Brooklyn.
RICHARDs-n Brooklyn Monday night the 10th inst Thomas
Richards. aged 81 years l
Funer. from No. Craubenyt. Friday afternoon o'clock
RvENBURGH-A Hudson n " First day eveang the 2Sth ot
Third month 1869 Elizabeth Mary wife OfJaeo6 NJ h'en0OSa
and daughter Of Aaron C. Mary - =, .o.
will take place from the house OF hr bef NO. "a
Alenst Fifth day Thursday next at O'Clock N
family connections but lev hours before
death 81 doub Of being received into the arms o.
Jesus for his love 6ls my heart"
RUSSELAt Brooklyn Monday March 2 Emily De hussy ha
sell widow Russell late Of fNachioches La
Wednesday, March 81 ats m RON
Church, Cint0naFe., Brooklyn
New-0rlsans papers please copy
Deayan Wisconsin Monday March Is Leonard Wes
cOtt Smith ESQ., WARSAW New YORK IN the 45th year Of BIS age
STEVENSON Tuesday his tate residence No - So
Pory Alexander H. Stevens d., In the 10Th year oil No
Eotce Of the funeral hereafter.
Jersey City, WEDNESDAY mareh J
lor. wife Of Asher Taylor aged SO years
Notice Of funeral n next paper
FUNERALS TO-DAY.
CASEY JOHN J.. No. I0J SullVsn-st
CORBRLL JENNIE. No az GreeDElehst 49,,
FRAZIER. CONsTANTIA, Van Burensti near BediordsTs~
Brooklyn.
HIGiNBOrHAM ROBERT, No 226 Bas. Forty seVeu,hst
REILLY, ALICE. No 2l7 Myrteaye, Brooklyn
RUSSELL, EMILY d.. St. Luke's Church, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
ARMY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON. March SO-Surgeon Clinton Wagner,
Aunv has Col G. W. Schoheh Major OF the
I lnan has relieved from duty the War Department. aud
ordered Department Of Missouri Breyet Brig
has ordered for duty TO Gen Meade Al
Headquarters OF Military Division Of the Atlantic.
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HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHER

EEwYoHK Hour. Their Bar. Wind Hour. Their Bar. Wind
March 31-7 400 1880 NV. March 30-6 t8o g8 n w.
Il $40 2949 NV. 400 2953 NV.
2947 WN.W. II 40 1888 NV.
-Mong-OTeaSt to 6:J0 very cloudy either
drilIe from midnight Rain depth. lilo Of
inch Aernoopve cloudy sunset little rainy from 3 to
l05; from lO45 TO l2i windy
little from 1885; spnkhng rain at sJ
THE PLANET sATURNThis woud. planet an evening star
rising pout Of the horizon a. ;JJ O'CLOCK m
the Of the Scorpion about u degrees northeast 'hs
Tn. broade Of the nearly nned
the earth In this portion Of its orbit ia amed hAt stars
the which nteryenes between the ngL
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
Latest RuRoPEAN MARKETs

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
March 30.-Bourse quiet rentes, 1Ot J1c
3-EveninzThe Cotton market closed buoyant
stock on SPOT Is quoted al li6L SOC.
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WEST INDIA MARKETS.
nnMRsrIc MARKETk.

Havana, March market steady BIchange-On the United
States 90 days sight gold parG discount euen gba23
A. pcentgi
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
MARRIED..

rIIrsIIrTIE-on Thursday March - At the Af'go1st onns
Bostou Mass the Rev Geofke B bts. peI @ ds,yhtrr
John Harvard Ris Chares;own, Mass 70 1raee A''
ofJames l. and Julia A. Little Of Bcston q
PETTTBOyE-COOPRR-On SATURDAY Mario o. o' W ~ c.I.
A. Corey Mr.. George r. Pettbone of Tvs e'y ~ ~
Tbacher daughter Of David M Cooper Of OeorAe''"n
WILsON-KRIEG-On TuesdsT, March DO 1859 a. he
Epiphany BY B. B Leacock, Charles H. NHa0H " ~
Kneg. bOth Of this city. No earda
an Notices Of Marriages must be 'Hdorse" M" '"''
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31

Wedding Cards. of latest and styles Call AMI examine
.amvr, lv1v Orlvrug DLooNgH. Ao ~ ftogst
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sls PRAScoo 3Four dali and nominal at 80 500 s3 80
good shipping alongside ship at 81 co. market quiet at
gi 4Jq 81 g.. Legal Tenders ut
WuHSGroN n C. March 3-Spits Turpentins 4Tdle. Rcdn
8O0s3 Crude Turpenne steady at s SO6s3 Tar steady
81 7Oab Is Cotton quiet at 26ic for mixed.
CHEEros O. March 3CoIon active and ic bettsri sales
500 bales Mngs zoe receipts 52s bales exports eoastwse
l85 bales
200 bales; Mddlngs, fTic .
SAVANNAH March -CottOn and good demand sales 500
bales, Mddng, 2Stdl0l eepu 2S0 bss exports eoasiN
C51 bales
bales Low Mddng 21iG2c receipts, J+ bei eI
ports 800 bales =, ,,.
3Coton active aud advanced IT, Mddnss
28lc receipts 45l bales exports $40 baea Gold, III Sterling
Exchange ii; Commercial lNi EewlOrk sight 5di premium
sugar dull, Common l2e Prime Nc holA1es-Prime 6SdNc
Flour dni supehne co. Treble kIa Sc 5 Corn dali At I2p
TJc Oats advanced Bran, B l5 Hay fnn Prime, s2L
Pork dull $50 arm 4le Tie aud Tie Lard du and
nominal WhskT nominal Western RecI6sd s3G9Oe Coffee hn
Fsir ll0l5iei Prime. l7le
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-MAreh 90
The demand Cattle this week hat mOdera the sales
amounted 10 600 head at 868lc n for good cattle and
from g0ele for prime Chester and Lancaster
Comfy catte sold al from l00l0ic, y n, gro.
sHEEPThere large supply Of Sheep the offerings amounting TO
IL 800 head and made at from 6d9ie NJ Eos
Hoahe demand for Hogs good this weel and prices
declined 9g0 bead sod Al from el16S633 y loo net
CowsThere improvement In this market, and 100 head
changed hands prices ranging nom bS0tbO for sprngefs and ron
SiV0 BIS 0r Gov and CALI
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DIED.

an Notices Of Marriages must be 'HdC
name and address. ~
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r1rNrpAIarn.nAY

CASEY JOHN j. No. IOJ Snnivsn-st
CORBRLL JENNIE. No AZ Green Niehst,
FRAZIER CONsTANTIA, Van Buren st, near Bed0ndsTs
Brooklyn.
HfGiSBOrHAM ROBERT No. 226 Bast Forty -seVeuthst
REILLY ALICE No 2l7 Myrtle-AVe, Brooklyn.
RUSSELL, EMILY d.. St. Lukes Church, Brooklyn
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TIE March numh-rr q Gopsr's LlpY's BOOK b rceN-
ell TIE simple that u issued s sufbc-
'cuI The L.lics VII all wish IN Il and vii be SURF
10 please them.
LrrssAS LvISa kGx contnaes b he q hithful mirror
Of che hsst English thoaght Il the day all interesting
Topics rhs number iOr this ~Vck has excelient variety
Of matter.
The ehniren's hvorite magazine, TVS NrssksY, fs
March, 10 Just lssucl II Il Interesting and hcautifal
ever lts hrst picture Il hue copy of pelaroches
Moses In the Bulrishes, beautifully engraved by John
Andrew h 500.
OvR IuVSG fOINs fw March has two f page irlustra-
toos, The LUX Culprt" anil rhrce IN Bsd' bosh
admirable. Mr. Akrich continues his gc-d "sloty q =
Hal Boy" AMI Mr.. rroveriige HI. gnphie accoant Of
@GAss-mAkinS." "wnlsm lleury's Letter 10 his Grand
nstsr'' male their welcome rsappsarans, Ei-ard Nv
ervtt Hale opens capital serc of papers "iiOv 70 10
H." beginning with TAN"
Evsar slrvSp,r cr Feb q win grstlty marty al NJ
ralers Win liberal supply frUm Anthcoy rroll'Ps's
snry ellie Knew lie ElEht~ II has ts-hles ooe u
M.ithes Arnoss brilliant criticisms 'On The Modern VI
eweat In Lteratu-~" and fdmuSi Na,es' Description q
sChes Dickens New Reading" BESIDES ether entertain
Ing matter.
The March uunhes Il the ATLANTIC opens win another
Inst,ment % Col Irgginsons exce,ent story u "M,l'
hsoe- The small lrNh- Ot New York. by Z. ID. shan
,trssts q GoShsm Ce-oysntiye housekeeping Il coo-
claiel "Lte Captain rrOtt, BY Mrs Stowe, Is house-
hoAi postrat which many mother VII srpcratr tn the
lte Rev J freSfnsu Clarke begins - New Chapter sf
Christian Evilencs- DE- BOstitch continues his pa
per. On Consumption" a. DOES John Ncai his On -or
No., on .rOpularsiag Ar" .Ilossri At Atlanta" 10 oos
al whl,tisrs h>-t tssns % Tn TIE ether article
are srbe Ne. Eiucaiion,r nv G. W. Elicti 'Oar Nev
Pr,-sieni," and "s~ise Biris'
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trio, 4, lno,y that IL curej them; those who have
No, nav th,t n .ures their neigbors and friends,
ami Mi know that what IL does once it does always
,hst n never Gals through any FAULT or neglected.
N. "amnostion' we have THOUSAND upon thou.
sa,s of their cures Of the
f'Iowinv romniaints but such cures are known In
ever, nc1vhborhood. and we need not publish them.
kd,y,cI In ali ages and conditions In all climates
.on,,ini,g peither calomel or any Ieeterous drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody. Their
s.,r .a,,ny nrcseryes them ever frcsh and makes
,h,n ami In fake while being purely vegetable
w -. e., c,n ,rise ron their use In any Quantity.
nv ,s ~ o'n NJ, tbcir noxcrn,i naence ON the
tmey oreIao ~ n,Tic, pbc blooa and stimulate il
n,o he,,,hy oc,ionr The distractions of tho
stomach' bowels. liver, and other organs of tho
body restoring their irregular action TO health, and
Dy sorpecig Nv Az, oy,gin Sr ,lises.e'
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STATE OF MAINE.

PORK, IS.
1T a Court Of County Com nfs'ionsrs, begun
and ksid at Alfred, for and ,rtihin ns
Couatyof York, on the frat Taesdsy1 Dc
fo5sr,A. ID. 1868, and BY adjournment on
February 9tA. a. ID. 1869.
On the forgoipg Petition, u II eonsidered by the
Commissionsrs that the petitioners are responsible
and that they ought 20 be heard touching The mat
ter set forth In their petition and therefore order
That the petitioner give notice 70 al persons and
eorporstions interested. that the County Commits.
Sionsrs will meet Of the dwelling houte OF Eliakim
Emmons. 10 Biddeibrd In The county Of yoih on the
I'd day OF March, A. ID. 1859, at 10 o'clock II,
when they will proceed 10 view The route set iorh
In the petition, and Immediately aittr such vtev
at some CONVENIENT place In the Vicinity viii give
Q hearing 70 the parties, and their Witnesses.
Bad notice 70 be by causing copies OF said petition
and this order OF notice thereon 20 be served upon
the Town Clerk OF Ksnnebunkport and upon the
city CLERK Of Biddefofd. and also by posting up
copies Of the same In three public places In each
Of said towns, and publishing the same three weeks
suecessively In the Usios AND JouRHALY public
peWspaper printed In Bddeford Aforesaid. the hfst
Of said publications, and each OF the other notice.
70 be at least thirty days before the time Of aid
meeting. that all persons may then and there be
present and shsv cause, n any they have. Why the
prayer Of said petition should mot be granted.
Attest, II. fAiRFiBLD,
<>>>~->, Copy Of the Petition sod Order Of
,S.c,,. Court thereon. -
'oiHo' Attest, II. FAIRFIELD,
NA~~S~~S .... JWs ...n..rH. CfUk.
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FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber, wishing :


sAefG change business, now offers bis
Homestead Farm for sale. Said farm contains W
acres. more or iess-about 80 acres In wood and
pasturing, and about ~ acres In moving and TIL
fage-has one Brick House, 2ix36, with On l. l6xat
with ~ rooms all finished, attic not nnshedl Gel
lar under whole house and L, with cistern contain
Ing some ~ hhds.. Cellar 7 feet deep, Roof sla-
ted. Wood shed running IRON house 10 barn, with
Courthouse over u. One barn 33x6O and one stable
with cellar under IT. 3Dxt0, with hayloft above IT,
Also, another barn for storing hay, 2ox3O ~ FEET
posts one blaeksmith's shop about i2xl6. Has
about three hundred Fruit Trees, all coming into
bearing. and all OF the choicest mutt; has two
wells one In yard OF house, another In cellar un-
der stable also. within 20 feet OF stable, one large
Reservoir, SxSlY6. for water In case OF IRE.
Said farm will be sold In separate lots or In
whole, IL so arranged that the buildings, together
with orchard and some ten acres OF land will be
sold separate, II desired. All the remainder OF
Tillage Land lays on the public streets, and will
he cut up and sold separately, 10 desired. AIso,
the Wood and Pasture land will be sold separate
ly, II desired. Said farm Is stauted on Hill street,
Blddeford, and u within ten minutes walk OF the
stores and mills. and Is within the No School
District entitled to the privilege OF High School
without extra charge.
Also, some lots 81 land on Alfred street, fton.R,
NJ. X. Church, suitable for stores For further l--
tIculars please call on The subscriber on the prem
ises. 10 JANkS ANDREWS.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

ELDER MILES GRANT, Of Boston,. Editor Of
Chapel next Sunday, Feb. 18Th, at the usual hours
sahleet In the morning. Practical Christianity.
Ansrncon and evening. Tho Prophetic History Of
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Particular Notice.

II 10 due the public that should stats that !
shall be through with my lectures 81 Harvard I'm
iyernty. ne Art Of nsxt March when hops 20 30
better prepared than ever 10 deyots my attention
~ dentist. Meanvhils, my worthy assistane
chas X. liussey. can be fousd 81 my once. ready
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Mac. Pos, ome.-.M.u Arrangements.

Mace Post Omee..uhH Nr'"s
c,.s. "a, IN, IVES, at $50 A. ~, and los ,. n
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day. rhursisy and Saturday Of e3oA-s
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No, the E.s at 30 A. ~, and 3;o n. Lipet'ek at
II A. ~ Ccaatry Mails arrive every Meaniay Weines-
day aud Friday al $50 Pm.
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