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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-08-17

BRIEF JoTTINGs. MIR. Lincoln, the efficient
Superintendent of the Portland s. Kennebec
Railroad, was agreeably surprised last week by
a party of friends, and with his amiable wife,
entertained his guests most delightfuly.-The
many friends of Mr.. e o. Halle "a. Head),
formerly ofthis city, will be panied to learn
that he lies at the point of death at Austin,
Texas.-The carpenters at the Dry Dock have
presented Mr.. Rich, the superintendent with
an elegant silver pitcher and salver, valued at
$80.-The new cross-walk being laid at the
junction of Free and Congress streets is cap
ital idea, and has been long needed-A horse
attached to wagon, belonging to g. Pearce g.
Co., plumbers, took it into his head to attempt
to run away or Middle street YESTERDAY. He
ran between the horse-car and q wagon, stand
ing On The corner of Middle and Exchange
streets, clearing himself from his harness and
making off at top speed. He was afterwards
caught; having suffered no injury. The wagon
was not much hurt.-Eght cars loaded with
new rails for the G. T. r. r. from the Rolling
Mills, passed through Commercial street yes
terday morning.-The towers are progressing
finely on the new Custom House.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-08-17

SILK OAuRELLAs in colors, with plain and
ivory handles at Robinson's, 2ss Congress
aIraat
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4, ffv-6,rnrArr CrrncYMAs. The Con

AN UNFORTUNATE SLEhGtMAN = luz Son-
cord Monitor tells the following story
clergyman In Ma Mas ss,,, 6a1 the iol-
to church, discovered in announcing the first
hymn that it had been torn from the hymn
book; couldn't find his sermon; sent to the ho-
hardly been read when frightful shrek star
tied the congregational man had fallen in
fit This disturbance was just over when some
one called for Dr. to attend patient. The
doctor had barely got out Of the house when
there was cry of fire. This proving a false
alarm, the people quieted themselves and the
sermon proceeded, when another scream was
heard; a woman tainted and had to be carried
out; her husband, who had been detained at
home, had come in and told her that her moth
er, whom she had left in her usual health, had
suddenly died. Notwithstanding all the in
terruptions the sermon was finally concluded,
but the minister confesses that in an expert
ence of about a quarter of q century he had
never met with such "chapter OF accidents"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-08-17

The NEW ENGLAND FAIR.-We are pleased
to learn that Captain Enoch Knight has been
appointed by the Managers of the Fair to take
charge of the contributions to be sent to ECity
Hall for exhibition, and it is therefore advisa-
BILE, particularly for those in the city who in
tend exhibiting, to confer with him before send
ing in their contributions. The appointment
is an eminently fit one in every respect. Capt.
Knight has been identified with with the
movement to bring the Fair here from the
beginning, land in his hands contributors may
rest assured their goods " i'll receive prompt
care and attention. Capt. Knight will also con-
duct the correspondence and his headquarters
win be at the URited States Hotel
At the Park in Westbrook there are already
accommodations for 200 horses, and the seats
frohtng the judges stand are intended to ac-
commodate some 1000 persons to view the races.
There will be plenty of pure water, as water
pipes are being laid into the grounds, which,
with the addition from the removal of the fence
separating the Poor House grounds from the
TrottiDg Park, will give about eight acres 1t
is said that the city talk of purchasing the
Park and adjoining Poor House property, and
thus inducing the Trustees of the State Fair
to always hold their fairs here. Mr. Taylor has
arrangement made for training horses at the
Park now, and parties who send their horses
there can rest assured they will be thoroughly
trained.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-08-17

On account of the real or supposed opposi-
tion Of Hon. George Carey, Senator from
Aroostook, to the proposed Northern Aroos-
took Railroad great efforts are being made
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-08-17

DIR. LEES AND GEN. NEAL Dow have been
speaking in Ohio in the general interest of the
temperance cause, but not in advocacy of the
third party movement, being, as we under
stand, satisfied with the regular Republican
nominations
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-08-17

We publish below lists of delegates 10 the
Republican County Convention to be held in
this city on the 10Th inst, from such towns as
we have heard from:
WIEDHAM.-William GooId, John Webb. FL
bridge Lord, Oliver p. Haskell, William n. Var
ney, John q. BODICE
GRAY.-John Magall, W. H. vinton, David
Lawrence. William Libby.
HARpswELL.-Alcott S. Pennell, David Slower.
Samuel G. Smaller.
9, g. Frost, VIM. Sim pson, g. p. Booker. Charles
Y. Humphrey, David Elliot, E. d. rootRaker, Is
McIntire. ' - -
CAPE hLIzABETH.--Cyrus Call, A. r. Jordan, j.
L. Parrott Andrew 7. Sawyer j. S. Pickett, ia
pez Mariner, Geo. +. Smart, Geo. r. Henly.
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WIN NOT BIO tolerated.

GOLD CLOSED in New York last night at
1914
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TWO good rooms pleasantly situated, with board
4 tor three persons in private family where the
comforts Of homo nay DO had.
Address P o. Box NO 2i97. aut7diwsr
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ARoosTooK COUNTY.

ARoosTooK COUNTY.
On account of the real or supposed opposi-
tion Of Hon. George Carey, Senator from
Aroostook, to the proposed Northern Aroos-
took Railroad great efforts are being made
II r9.i rrssque aSlc' MaPle.o5, asnpuIn, Iastle
MI, may swine anu mum W ueiea' MS TO-
nonhihs''on. ,,,rr, oo,r,,,.,
AESSAhIo oooSih.
luz nepoisec .sains .naS 80. sensa.io =
was s aIu ouuuay ~ sne Eastorn pars oi
au'sa ~ Tug a aRpealance oi
tarSo Msm.o 1 ,;st u9g wnGn WAS supposed
t ~ o5 aaarai WIN nyuaopnJIa ne aog en,
, seleu sescrat no9sss attacAlng persons an9
pluMg a Ia1ll ~ uogs. II was nnany khied
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-08-17

THE York COUNTY REPUBLIcAN CoNvEN-
TON will be held at Alfred tomorrow. It
seems to be quite generally expected that Hon.
Samuel Hanson Of Buxton, will be renomina-
ted as candidate for Senator, Hon. Alfred Hull
for County Commissioner and John Hall for
County Treasurer The Indications are that
John B. Nealley Esq. Of South Berwick will
receive the nomination of Senator from that
district. In the Ossipee district there will be
a friendly contest between the friends of A. G.
O Brien of Cornish aud Joseph G. Roberts of
marlborough, with the chances apparently
in favor of the former. We trust delegates
and Others attending the convention will re-
memberithat the COUNTY HOUSE is Republican
Head Quarters, and that Mr.. Cooling the pop
ular proprietor makes ample provisions for the
comfort and convenience of all his guests.
The delegates from Keunebunk to York
County Republican Convention are James M.
Stone, Addison e. Haley, Isaac M Emery,
Seth E. Bryant, Jefferson w. Sergeant, Park
er G. Wiggin, and two vacancies not yet
filed.
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& SPECIAL NOTICES.
Portland & Kennebec r. r.
GRAND EXCURSION |
vassalboro', WaterviIle, Kendall's
Mills and Sk0whegan!
AND RETURN SAME DAY.
Special Train from Portland !
Thursday, dug. 10Th, 1863.

Exclusion Tickets, good on this Special Train only,
NIL be issued on Thursday, August 10 as lolows:-
IoSyand to Vassalboro, Watervle Kendalps Mills,
SbS Wg and Return; $25Oi wesbrook, to do.
do } OK MeSS FALMOUTH, 10 do $50; Cumberland, TO
dsy can return on the regular train OF the
Train OF 19th. NV We'll W return on opeeiai
Inc Speeiai 81 Train will as follows;-Leaye
Portland az S.SO NJ, woodford's $40. Westhrook
6.4o, Yves. falmoutn 655, Cumberland AZ var
mouth 7l5, Freeport SO, and will he dine y vas
salboro' at 1000, Watervie 10 20 Kende,,s nssa
1880 and Skowhegan lilo. H'ii's
Returning leave Skowhegan at 44B p m w..
daps Mills 20, Watervie $50, Vassalboro 4 "a ~"
N7Y-Tickets Tor sale at the Ticket Ohices onlv
an L, l.. LINCOLN, Snp't
Augusta, Aug Il, 1860. auiesxld
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The County Committee will be in session at the
Hall on the day of the Convention, at o'clock M
The Secretaries OF the several Town Caucuses are
requested 10 forward the names Of Delegates soon
as they may chosen to the Secretary Of the Coun
ty Committee at Portland.
Per Order OF the County Committee.
G. W. RANDALL, Secretary.
Portland, Aug. I'd, 1869.
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For Sale or To Tat
Wanhed.

TUE Two story Brick House No South street
= Terms liberal. A. X. SHUkTLEFF,
aulIulW No Ia Union Wharf
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State News.
ANpRoscoeerr co1rNr,

The State Sabbath School Convention will
be held in Lewiston on the 14th of September
instead OF the 21st.
The shoe manufacturers in Auburn ara now
at work on orders for the fall trade. which are
-ouise large
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Portland q 0gdensburg II. II. CO.

Portland & Ogdensburg II. R. Co.
TN accordance with a vote OF the Directors Of the
i Portland 8 Ogdensburg r. r. Company at meet
ing held on the nth inst. hereby notify the sub
scibers to the Stock OF said Railroad that an assess
ment Of two and half (2f) dollars per share has
been laid on sal Stock, due and payable on the 2Oth
day OF August inst at the Treasurers Office. corner
OF Middle and Plumb Streets.
AUGUSTUS K. STEVENS, s..s
augt3sNtd Treasurer p. & o. X. r. Co.
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Cumberland County and second
Senatorial District Convention.

Tue Republican voters of Cumberland County are
requested 70 send Delegates to a Convention to he
holden in Portland at CITY HALL, on
Thursday, the 18Th day of August, 1860,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon tor the purpose Of NOM
mating candidates for
CLERK OF THE COURTS,
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
COUNTY TREASURER,
AND FOUR SENATORS,
Also to select County Committee Tor the ensui g
year.
The number OF delegates to which each city ana
town will he entitled IL as follnxxz viz.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-08-17

II AyNELL FHWALE BEWHNAHHs IU
LAuburndale, Mass, 10 miles from Boston, on Bot
ton & Albany R.R.i For II years leading New Eng
land Seminary, Not exceled in thorough English
critical classical training, nor In highest accom-
plishments in Modern Languages, Painting and
Music. Location, TOR health, beauty, and refining
au17-2m Address CHAS. w. GUSHING.
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Aug 13-td
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School for Boys.
ON the list OF September The subscriber, aided by
" competent assistants, proposes to open at has
residence, r-E ri
No. , Spruce ST., rs f..'ll
q Boarding and Day School for Boys. The course
Of study will extend from the fundamental English
branches to the full preparation OF boys for bun-
ness or or entering College. Special advantages or
fered Tor the study of French and Drawing.
For terms and other information apply by letter to
the subscriber through the Post Office, Portland.
DANIEL p. SMITH, A. M.
Refers by permission to the Faculty OF Bowdoin
Coll; Hon VIM l.. Putnam; Hon Samuel Spring,
Hon VIM W. Thomas, Philip II. Brown, Esq, Fran
els K Swan, Esq Geo e. b. Jackson, Esq.
Aug Tito sept
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

tho bedroom where the servantgr was asleep n charge
Of the child. wluse parents were absent ~ parN.y N u
She WAS aroused at finding her hand grasped IN his
weegC sue sHs SSt 81 Of "I the Who
found him In tho state above alluded TO- ne was t"Aeh
TO the station-hOuse by two olheers'
PORTCHESTER.-Th Rev. Mr.. Mnndy. pastor OF
ts PT.shytsraa Church will deliver lecture %
tolnorrOE evsulng The Rey ~ nss 0 snS Sd III Il, In
stastou hss BEEN for sunday ssrsh The keL A'sOs
Albany expected 10 deliver the installation seh~'n
DOBBS FERRY.-Mr. Charles Lester ST. has sIS SOLD
his dwelling on the corner Of Broadway and Che1tt iSr
seventh land knosn the Patton tr"sur Of ws
NssYorf tr sio This largest sale which has taken VIcs
YONKERS-Otto Berger was, on Thursday, ar
ed on ths sdsvt Of Michael wsh csrged with keeping d[
orderly s@u: lie T % I1S S. ss@ sp the b,
employers The complainant Walsh wa. T be REM .osu NJ
d.es.rs GA. msls & q: sS%S .s,Ps
Charter Election vi" Es place 9. Tos'a 1SI for evening" 20 Hope
Church upon The Belief Of tue UnivesAlst~"
SING SING-Mr James T. Draper has sold his
property Of sssos for s s5S o asd g lSs T.. Rv
Mr.. Jayuss. for S+lN IN. Ut
MILToN.-A yacht of 90 tuns burden. built for Mr.
the latter to-day should the state Of the weather prove
favorable
JERSEY CITY-The inquest on the body Of Mrs.
Greene has been again postponed Of the difficulty Of getting
eyidrnce The husband discharged 9POn BIZ eoganee
n wsdnsssy was last sgsn fund in the streets intoxicated
PATERSON. N. 1.-THE Erie Railway Company
recently been sending Tor cohuuofs
living in better ye than salaries should allow some have pre-
frrred resign rather than T. 9eat Ge 's % a 9s
he was CHARGED deung The uce Of Assistant keyenue COT
,or be Iyh Neu District having the dne computed
prpsrsto TO giving for the amount which wiz pssAT De
this place has been eanHht ng notes
70 the soans Of least aud dscoenrhg them ne case
being quietly settled. o.,
ELIZABETH, N. IA domestic in the family 81 o.
Mr. Dougss suddenly Thurs eVenns
e.epg . has. edeavorvd to keep h IN the bonse
th snee Of Mr. nefennHn Pines which she endeavoh 10 Sc
on Gre She was Gnay ,eenre and an order o e Oou ""
sent yes'srday. to the Insaue Asylum at Frenton'
GREENVILLE N. 1.-THE three negroes. Thomas
non and Knight o burglary Thnrsdsy were YESTERDAY
nut anon trial hHVing robbed The hlse Of Geo A.
~ G,rsnve the sane the hrtt robbery was COMMITTED
Tbey were eutened ia the state Prison a. b.'d oof ."
the second Aeh "hO Was bHs
With receiving the goods was sequtteSL
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

say that that party meantto force negro equahy upon
Nm HENDRICKS spoke until Oclock when the Senate
took recess until 2pG;RHiiEa 2; nj SESSION laa.i
Mr. VAN wINKLE Gaep, W. Va), as Chairman OF oIe tIe
Committee ON Pensions called up bills Wllch WIZ Wy
passed granting psISgSs pHSe2sSn chsrote Webster W. H.
Johnson f. W. Warner Catharine Brief oahaiit Harriet
OConnel Mary Hunter, Elizabeth ka,gaIh Inbn n Ham,
Henry Raymond. Julia A. Fisher John Gasugesn; noTy
Hall Bes,e 8. Chapman. Lucinda A. NJ Wlieyi eXyi;,i,am @ NC
Almond. James II. Mcclure Richard hucAe' "i'ii"
DTneFi T.. ePFiRFSIDEST I appointed as new Committee OF
Conference on the Consular and diplomatic APptoPi"
ton bin Messrs Sumner, FrcBghuysen, ana "h'o'
THE sUFFRAGE AMENDMENT RESUMED.
On motion of Mr.. STEWART the senate s,,en aTu'u
the consideration Of tie Constitutional Amendment
Mr. POMEROY raised the point OF oaeI tnitt le I'm an
mee OF Conference bad exceeded tner poweIs anu @
votes of The two ouses they had made report striking
out the words hold office III regard 10 WHICH thcro ""S
~ Mr. DRHKE fercey inquired Of the Senator from Kan
sas whether he meant impae the rights OF man upon
Mr PoMFRoY said he felt bound to raise the point Of
order but it would not any delay as II must DC ue
ciy" The pRFSiDEST oyerrucd the point OF order
Mr. BUCKALEw Dem, Pa.) addressed the senate "'
length IN opposition TO the amendment. % ,,oto with
MIR. MORRILL, (VtJ urged the senate 10 'o'o "''
out further consumption OF time. =. .ho ro
Mr. ANTHONY said lie would vote to agree 10 Ine TO-
mort of the Conference Committee, because nc hOut.
il presented the amendment In the FORM III WuIo a
would meet least opposition, and also Oeciuso no
that further delay would defeat the amendlnenl' h
though he did not believe that suffrage was halui
right he believed in uegro suffrage, because ho d uU
~ Ssonoiidcation The Senator from Massachusetts dr
Wsonl had criticized the provision in tue CONSTITUTION
of Rhode Island restricting the rlght Oh su"hu ~ nne
of Rhode Island who would neither change IL NOT r"2
any constitutional Amendment eontr3verE % tc m Of
knowing that without her vote no constitutional Achu
ment could now be ratlned A.. ,,,,,t,toa an
The Senate then agreed 10 the report ol lne
NJ Conference by the fOlloWihB NOle'
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
The senate then agreed to the report OF the COmte
of Conference by the following vote:

The PRESIDENT announced that twothrls Of the
Senators present having voted III the arihauNe lho
Joint resolution had passed -, ,,.,,
tOu expressly required that for the passage OF PROPOSE
ton TO amend the Constitution vote OF IWorus vi
the Senate and merely OF twOthrds OF tue oeaOs
present and that there being now 80 iour otaes m
Union the Senate properly consists OF 6S members 80 lhl
"A twOtuirds vote would be 40. Mr.. DAVIS went Oh 10
explain aud elaborate his point OF order.
seseS ,catiy amused and laughed ostentatiousy in
the face of Mr. Duyis, who thereupon REMARKED res,
chuckleeads may laugh aud mterlopers may langl put
TIE point make is technically consthulohay, ana Ios
icaliy right (Laugter not confined To Mr. Ashley.l
Mr. HENDRICKS made "A suggesuon III support VI THO
point OF order raised by MIR. Davis. ,,.
MIR HOWARD rep, MiCh.) objected to any DEBATE
upon the question Of order, ana asAcd 'he Oh"' !" ~
kIr TRUMBUIL (Tsep.. nl) reminded the President
that the same point had been raised by him tIfuubuJ
upon passage Of the constitutional Amendment iol
bad Inen decided that twO-thrds oI the oeAIoIs
! present could pass H Cons nstitutiOuRl amendment.
! The PRESIDENT decided that this amendments hau
been passed the same way as preceding amehdmehtS
| MIR Dayis's point Of order not we'll taken
on motion Of Mr. CHANDLER the bill for the RELIEF oi
II. s. Gibbons, late Postmaster at ST. JObn Mchgan was
| Mr. C6NKLING (Rep., n. " moved to amend by in
serting the names Of Me- ell formerly Postmaster al
Lancaster, Erie County, Now-York and Gates PoStinas
| ter al Warsaw, NeWNork Agreed TO, abd the pn was
Thd PRESIDENT appointed as the Senate Committee
10 revise the rules. Messrs Anthony, POmerOy, ana Id
/ munds. 80
TO the publication OF tho reports Of National Banks
The following bills we're then passed: The D ln refer
ence to the reports OF National Banks. The bill 10 pre-
vent the certifying OF checks by National Banks IN Ger
tain eases Tic h for the relief OF BlautOn Duncan oi
Kentucky. The bill for the sale OF tue Hot slrhgs ICES
eryatiou in Arkansas. The bill for the better protection
Of lives of Passengers on steam aud other vessels Al
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM sAvASSAH-ln steamship leo Feb 9s-h Duton has
Ward r. NJ Goddard w. G. BArdSrl and shld w.
q Merrill W W. Merrill H. g. BuTry Geo. haioou H. Perkins
p X spencer cuppu, Miss Divine b. CrOsby aud VILE d.
Camphsll
FRoM HAABURG-In steamship IIsmmonA Fsh 26Janss Went
Lydia Martr Arnold feissh q Coao Carl tSPpsL Car
a. j.
Moud Pre Rupreeh HOt Carl eager Aug Land H. Vss
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

BURGLAR, PRooF, while the ineficiency OF
Tho pr Is admitted public divided brtSeen s
rnou vigsnre aud the benent Of private snA
euE@ns do not ErHsrAhJ ses ash 80
migb he derived rom friend HoLNEs No. lDl Bro'1Tay
he will connect aud windows of banE either dSsng
,bop or bank With that will watch shen 'gbt
sleep will sWskeu peeman cat OF he aspe hd
prt dose Bvefy lh eoBny might he nus gnAfasd 'V
drrnta eInen.e. Journal u Commerce. Fe0 ~
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
IAEnounesmsnts.l ]

WHAT is MORE COMMON OR DISTRESSING
rS Bmrous ATrAcK wbo is not familiar With the ~ehnown
,ymp,omsI Oppression the stomach and Chest Lo" spirits
Ressnes GOomness Of Mind, WEAKNESS Dull HeAaaehe nm,
Greasy Appearance Of the skin yellow nee Of the White Of the Be
Loss az Appet and Coyeness Few indeed Of the more ordinary
Ills Of life are more WIDELY prevalent than lhss Bilious DISORDERS aud
re-, sy may readily gt m Of by using Dr. JAMES, sASE
Pn by operation the Liver will be rapidly restored 70 neA
,op t ated ssereons Stomach changed all Co''Tsns
removed and the whole system assisted recovering its normal eohdnon
Sold By all Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

WHICH is THE BRIGHTEST AND BEsTf
MAs0NA
JAMES s. MAsoS Co.. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
HOME NEWS.

HEuiouI Hour Tier. nar Wind Hour Ihsr Bar: "lnd
R.k 10 pln9 d. = f. u - ~ n
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80 MA n. r. 80 29n ~ w
R.s.hEs oIugyesv bsIy 10 j. from $50 20
nosBs irom "a Aheoon-OrsreAs - ,un's. .aorng 4 y
, sls now Ersungyefy cloudy from 20
10 6O r eoady G37 variable 20 TO- overcast a. II very cloudy
Al aud rsil fnH 10 I0; 'pnnkng snow al 10
inches; Of melted SO OF "a men
me sas fol quk 7.i sH 1870 that the fog Whistles we're
aardsi Tlr heaviest falls previous 10 ths NeTe On
lee ttb aui Ssh 6s SiBehss aud JAu T. 1903, a neheL
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
LATEST SHIP NEWS

ID |I ARRIVED.
steamship Ianmona (N g. Meier Hamburg Feb IL and hA''s ~
mise. and pass -.
engaged on the cable between Key West add HATsaa.
Steamship Meas DAVIS. Pfoydeaer mdse. and pass
steamship Leo Dearborn, SaVauBah mdAe aud pass
Rark Von CARLOW SpeeAt Cad ~ dats vine cork 1e
Brown Smith Bermuda 10 dAys sperm OIL and AL
Schr s. j. Gilmore Bunker. DAnru days yellow pne
scHOoSERs-kITKR CnGsrwSk.
Tiuuousp. York River. Helen Woodward New Ha6eR
saTieht Virginia Joba Foreman. PNyldencg
A 4. Whimorr Baltimore H. Prescott, Portland.
y A sanJsr. yirdnia J Payne Providence
4 J 2. RnhnsOu. Gloucester
q IIslieo New Haven. Emma A. FoI Greenport
Iibs,t Pi.H New.Ilaveu l. W. Blrdsall. Providence.
y Floar, bridgeport. Connectcnt, kew.HAyen.
Nelfan Stanford Hero, Naem
M.tsmara Bddssport Tlie T., Dighton.
Mo r. p,ck Gl.p wood tSsae H. Borden. Pal River
Fmm, Nrw.Tayeu. NJ l. Wedmore New Haven.
Snrg. Neu.IIayep JalA H. Crawford. Pruvidence
Jane. NJ Bares Providence Marietta HArd. PFoyidrnee.
Jr,,e b. Allen GreenporL Nellie Chase. New Haven.
Nellie 4 Leuedict New Ilayen. Oscar q. Aeken Stamford
".--... DOMESTIC PORTS.
gEwLoNpoy Feb 26Trvrd schr Annie Harris Newtork for
Bro; Chancellor Hohoken for Bnso X Dean iioooken o
Taunton; S,le SHh Fall River NrgYork; s. L. CrockeI lpd
Whistler from Taunton for kewiork stephen Cooper ana et
Cushbs FROM Newport Newlork Sailed sehL u & CarH
Nellie Russell CBlne. and Susan MARI New. iors - mil
wLNsSroS. N e. Feb 5-Saled, stesiS'Sp FlOoes t'r f
JIAEL ssroS Feb 2Arrved ,anshps Charleston, from Ess
York. Coil Batimore brig Adede Ssw-l shh a. "
BAlmo Sailed, steamships Sodsh hoIu beiP''' As
noia New.YOrk. Faleon Baltimore.
say.NyAH Feb ship Ellen Souhan from Liverpool
schr Maoy Baore Cleared bark Gyona, hoEteVdeoi brig Pa
Eot Rio Jauefo.
SPOKEN.
Polledo, EewYo for Cuba Feb q, lat 3a hon
Ra7. ...E-. ~.
Sebr LIME Carr Boston for Georgetown % days out Feb TO-
so miles \. 5. W. from Hatteras
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

EtECTRICITY applied for the cure OF acute
and ehuc dsssas By cHAHsEHLIS No 7wutFOoTtseuh a.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

90 TO MACFARLANDs BOOKSTORE,
" No g7 BroadWay 6ye below his old pee and
beautiful FRENCH NOTE PAPER .rf
Five Gulr,. FOR 81 stamped.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

GoUGE's VENTILATED PRESERVING Rooms,
r the Fruits aud Vegetables La extensive ais
in NrWYorE CITY Hotels ana private housra
Pamphlets ventilation ssut ifee. 80 NJ -. o...S-.x
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

SUNpAY-ScHooL BoOKs-BROUGHTON u wy
nIs Ne ~ keep The ar-st AID best AIsorsusht
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

Elegance and comfort exist throughout the
LEw RcE supervision for quarter o eea1a mas iehss's'
this house 80 popaar aI.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

BRoKAy Brothers Great Clothing Empo-
rum sut an Boys whoesAs and retail OpDOss Cooper nssee
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

frae of hostage 10 any one who VII furnish
h,s drs.s 10 HENRY CAREY BARD .,
AA~ ~sN' - Industrial Publisher 40 Walnut ses
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