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SUDDEN ATTAcK.-Mr. Dodge, clerk for
Beale 8 Hatch, lime merchants on CONNER
cial Wharf, was suddenly attacked with a fit
on Saturday morning, while attending to his
business in the store. He was taken up insen-
sible and conveyed to his residence, where he
soon after, with proper medical treatment, re-
.covered a4,,7I- ~ - f4s..f So +; -.
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y atchelor,s Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye harmless,
Simultaneous; disappointment ridiculous tints
remedies the nj effects of bad dyes; invigorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
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! Revere House
i Boston. Mass.

This noted Hotel has been thoroughly modernized.
The house has been completely remodeed. painted,
and newly furnished. Suites OF rooms for large and
small families,- water, bathiDg-rooms, sc, INTRO
dations for travellers. The Revere" has always
been celebrated its table and the attention paid
its guests, and its high reputation in these particu
ais will be maintained. Is ttsGr
Mr.. GARDNER WETHERBEE late of the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York, has become one of the
proprietors, and will be pleased to welcome the trav
cling public az the above Hotel. as
wRISLEY, wETHERBEE q CO., -.
je4sn2m sl Proprietors.
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A GENTLEMAN told us that on Sunday !

A GENTLEMAN told us that on Sunday after
noon it was really coldat the lakewood H ouse,
and a little fire was made in the parlor. We
consider the story O canard, or else somebody
must have been terribly cold FLOODED. The
man who needed fire last Sunday must have
been the brother of the one who did and vent
to "the wicked place, but telt so cold there he
sent back for bis oyercoat.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-07-13

DEMoREsT's Illustrated Monthly Mirror of
Fashion for the month Of August richly illus
trated with fashion plates and patterns, has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Lancas-
ter Hall, and is now for sale. Besides the
fashion engravings there is large amount Of
interesting reading matter e sa1s-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-07-13

WE were shown by Mr.: Hiram Brooks, of
Cape Elizabeth, a sample of new potatoes Of
the early rose variety, which appeared to be
perfectly ripe; they were very large, some of
them weighing one-half pound. Mr. Brooks
thinks they will be hard to beat.4 He win have
q fine lot for seed another season, as he will
not sell for cooking purposes. iii b ,ss.s.k W.
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la A horse attached to carriage, belonging to,
Ammi Mitchell, Esq, ran up Exchange street
furiously yesterday afternoon.l Capt. G. E.
Knight formerly ofthe list Maine, put himself
in position and caught hold Of the reins, and
was dragged several rods, sustaining a slight
injury, but saved the horse and carriage, and
probably several persons from injury who were
in the range Of the animal..Af
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secretary Robson has created breeze
among the employees Of the Washington Navy
Iaio W some alleged additions to the hours of
iapor wnlcn the workmen insist conflict with
the eight-hour law.
AAttie boy named Arthur Hill, three years
old, was Killed Saturday afternoon in Boston
by being run over by an ice cart. OHIO
Among the many buildings struck by light
ming during the last thunder storm was the
Fresh Pond Hotel in Cambridge No person
was Killed, but severa stunned.a3 BIS
a oai hsht.c 3me off IN Gefstowu, N H.,
on the 7sh. Two FARMERS matched their bulls
aod the ngbt was Witnessed by quite crowd.
wnen Que had whipped the other a fresh bull
was trotted out and the fight went on till it
was thought best to separate the animals.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-07-13

Il. INTERNATIoNALs CONVENTION " MIC. A.
All persons who can entertain delegates to the
International Convention of Young Mems
Christian Associations are respectfully re-
quested to send their names to w. h Hobbs,
Agent, at the Rooms of the Y. MC.aA., or to
the canvassing committee ofthe several church
o., to-day, if possible. Any who can furnish
lodgings or meals separately are requested to
send in their names also. II n -
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YAcHTNG.-The Juliet. on Monday morn
ing, ran from Wood Island Light to Portland
Light, under mainsaif and jib, a distance. of
eighteen miles, in an hour and half
The yacht Palmer, which was in our barber
afew days ago, arrived here yesterday from
Mt. Desert; also the yacht Violet, Of Boston.
The Whisper, of the Portland Yacht Club,
has gone on cruise to Mt. Desert
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young Went young Men

A YOUNG MAN who has suffered for years with
Amany o. the diseases brought on by banelui and
civious habits such Is seminal emissions, lain In
the back &C., &c. will for the sake Of the b any who
are thus aacted, ~ enclosing 50 cts and stamp send
you something which has hecn worth ffty times ths
amount Co the advertiser. Address.
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, 90
w9ws2sN '''-' Lock Dpx tsls Solten, 70,
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The AGE WE LIVE M.-We have had in the
past of an Iron, Bronze, a Silver and a Gold
on Age. We suggest as name for the present
the PLATED Age. Genuine metals are out Of
date, and few are SO rich that they care to cover
their tables with solid metal, indistinguishable
from good plate; few SO poor but they can
afford the presentp price of silyer-plated goods.
An excellent assortment of every quality can
be found at Cogia Hassan's, 90 Exchange st.
BEAUTIFUL WoMEN.-H you would be beau
tiful use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives pure Blooming Complexion and
restores Youthful Beauty
) Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
ItTemoves Redress, Blotches and Pimples,
cures Tan, Sunburn and Freckles, and makes
Lady of thirty appear but twenty. s7 -
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Smooth
and Peafly; the Eye, Bright and Clear; the
Cheek glow with the Bloom OF Youth, and i'm
parts fresh plump appearance to the Counte-
nance. No Lady need complain of her Com
plexion when IS cents will purchase this de-
lightful article. "a 0s0s
Lxcxs KxrnAHIAN is the Best Hair Dress
ing. .s5 "a jya-eodSaYlm
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BLUES ExcURsIoN.-Iti is rumored that the
Portland Mechanic Blues will make an excur-
sion to Alfred the first of next month, in full
uniform, accompanied by the Portland Band.
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MARI N Il NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, July 12.
ARRIVED 49,
Steamer New York, Chisholm, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Brig Minnehaha, BIZ, Morehouse, St Martins, with
salt to Geo H Starr. t,r4
Brig JOS Howe, aBrl Turner. Pictou-coal to Jas
l. Farmer.
brig \ SWEET, Lawrence, Baltimore, to Jas
III Baker. ,.Ir
Ben Hattie Ross. lot Portland) Do'an, cardsnas,
18th ult,-molasses TO Phinney q jackson.
Sch Equity, Parker, Gloucester. al
Sch A Creed, Hodgdon, NeWburyporf. u.
/ Sch Delphi, Alien, Newbnryport. n 9ll1Iq
Sch star, Orowell. Newburyport bal iiiH .s'
z ia -.rl4- CLEARED. a+gd rs - II
Steamer Dhigo, johnson, New York = Henry
Fox. p ~ - ~ - u 2 9--s1ti7-. u
Sch Ellen Merriman, Dreamer, Boston.
Sch Louisa. Nevens, Boston. y ~ l71th 80
Sch R0wena, Cook, Calais ia. 81
Sch Frank Pierce, Grant, Ellsworth - Eastern
Packet Co. I -
: gld luh, SBHsM Mary Cobb Love. New York, tand
sailed.i Nla
Ship Commodore, li2s tons. bailt at Bath in 1856,
has been sold at San Francisco to 60 into the coast
ing business 1-A toaAId Q 700 ..tf'I lc7if1i
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E RAILROAD AccIDENr.--The Monday morn
ing passenger train on the Grand Trunk Rail-
road was delayed about two hours by an acci-
dent to freight train, about q mile from Pow
nal. Two platform cars were badly demol-
ished. Nobody hurt.
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WEhave received a Communication suggest
ing that the $25 prize refunded by the Senior
Base BAN Association to the city be divided
into two prizes, to be played for in q Junior
Base Ball Tournament. We think the sug-
gestion very good one. sis
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III E PRESS.
Tuesday Morning, July Ii, 1863

First Page To-Day-Random Letters.
from a rowing correspondent; Any Eclipse,
Group of Children; Gleanings and Gossip, Z
Fourth Page-Poetry; Ingenious Charades;
A Touph One; Wanted the Man Thrown In,
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On the Ruling Passion In Youth and Early Manhood,
with SELF HELP for the Erring and unfortunate
Sent in sealed letter yeopes, free OF charge Adj
delphia, Pa, sNwaY2fd&w3m
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ARMY AND NAVY UNIoN.-This association
and their friends are off for the "Kirkwoodp
today, and jolly time they will have. Their
committee not only knoso how to do the thing
up in shape, but will do IT,
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BrNJAM1N DUDLEY, of Kennebunkport died

BENJAMIN DUDLEY, of Kennebunkport died
in that town on the 10th inst. aged IS years.
In earlier life he was well known as an enter
prising trader and landlord at Goodwin's Mills,
Lyman, which town he represented in the
Legislature. He built the celebrated log cabin
which was drawn to the great Wing demon
stration at KennebunI during the Harrison
on M, y,a;.,,, b. II lltt4 st3 fl has5aiii sa
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THOSE of our subscribers leaving the city for
the summer months can have the Press mailed
to their address for any length of time they
may DESIRE s i'a aa'
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state News.
ArpnosooaaIn couNrY.

The Lewiston Journal says large lizard
was found day or two since, on Lisbon St.,
and presented to the Androscoggin Natural
History Society, 80 8 Yss..f4
The journal says the Society Of Friends at
South Durham, is the largest of that order in
New England.
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P. x. C.-There will be meeting of the
Portland Yacht Club at the Office Of Comnao-
dore Churchill this evening, at 8 o'clock .s.as
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-07-13
American Peerless Soap.

And SO pronounced by the most scientific analy-
tcal chemists. Ne Soap ever introduced to the pub
lie has carved Its way into general in short
space OF time the Peerless, simply for the reason
that possesses greater merit than any other known
brand. ~ .t<A' ~ y
W-Ask your Grocer for PEERLESS SOAP, and
take no other. june2s- 2nlsNs
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Portland & Kennebec Railroad,
Special Trains
~ rs .isin isxsfs ,
Commencement at Brunswick /!
Tuesday 4 Wednesday, July 10 and IA.

bET sEe1 1ss. *sf i
In addition to the regular advertised trains, q
Special Train will leave Brunswick for Bath Tues.
day at 10 P. M, OF after close Of Concert
Also, a Special Train win leave Portland wednes-
day at A. M; Westbrook, s.15; West Falmouth.
$50; Cumberland, $50; Yarmouth, $40; Frseport,
$50; arriving at Brunswick at 915.
Returning, leave Brunswick at 6.35 P. M. f
LII LINCOLN, sup't.
Augusta, July g. 1869. july1o-d4tsN
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ALBION HOUSE, III Federal strset.-Meals
at all hours. Rooms with OF without board.
iy13-1w
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IMPORTS.

Brig Minnehaha, from st Martins-2i57 bbls salt,
70 Geo Starr: hhds molasses u bbls sugar. bbls
kegs tamarinds, to master.
Brig Mary A Davis, trom Pictou--7oO tons coal to
Jas Farmer.
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The WEATHER yesterday was delightful The
thermometer stood at 81 degrees. The wind
was from the east, however, so that the day
-was very comfortable one. ~ 81
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! SHOW your hand--kerchiefs. II you are
in want of this useful article, everybody
"nose" Cogia Hassan has the best assortment
at lowest prices. 90 Exchange street.
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IN BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL.

The rules were suspended which provide
that no business from the Board of Aldermen
shall be considered in this Board on the same
evening; and a considerable number of papers
were acted upon in concurrence ;but before they
were all disposed of the rules were again put
in force ssaAs = 'A-.-@~ ~
The order providing for an excursion and
collation. for the delegates to the Young Mems
Christian Association came down. As there
was no specification as to how the expense was
to be met, an amendment was adopted that the
cost be charged to the contingent fund.- The
order failed as passage, less than two-thirds
voting in favor Oft. it Ss'tAs
= Mr. Fox Of Ward moved to reconsider the
vote whereby the order to widen Centre
street was passed proposing to offer an amend
ment to widen the entire street from CONNER
cial to Congress street; butIthe motion was de-
clared not in order, according to the rules.
Adjourned to Wednesday evening, July IA.
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Assignee's Sale of Cloths, Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods, by
Privafa gaTa md "A r.okss.x. l-'-7

THE stock Of Marston q Parsons, IN store "a Mid
a Ole Street, win DO offered at private ssle for
18th. The entire stock then remaining viii Be- closed
ont at Public Auction ON Friday, July is, At 10
o'clock A. M The stock consists in part Of ami "a
Chinehilla; assortmslt VI Tailor's Trimmings over
and and uR S cosss PSnts Vests 4Ren suits, Over
Gloves Hosiery, Hand erehfefs brelIas Also Show
Ease Desk Chairs, Mirrors, Gas Fixtures, Umbrella
The above stoekss large, and consists Of rst-elass
july12-dtd 10F. O. BAILEY, Auepr.
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Portland ana vicinity.
) ssrEcrAL xsr1on COLUMN. 9

I'D p y9ssPECIAL NerIcE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. E. Mosely. 4 = s,,ssss.
Sherry Wine Bitters-SamT Chadwick.
Free Observation-Disclosures & Huriburt.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Adjourned Sale-C H. Hall.
NEW ADvERT1sRMENr COLUMN.
! Assignee's Sale Of Clothing, &e.-F.sO. Bailey.
House to Let-W. HI. Jerris. EfsRR
For Sale-W. d. Robinson. .,s.- -
Pro Bono Publfco-W. f. Sherman 81 Co.
Manufacturers ms. Co.--NathIF Deering,
At Cost-C. A. Vickery. 1sSk
Portland Co.-Jacob MeLsllan.
Base Ball-E. W. Coburn.
Annual Meeting-Jos. Ilsley.
Waterford, och. Max6eld. sisA
For Sale-Hogs.
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FOR SALE.

Sporting Powder and Shot,
mining Powder and Ease,
FfshfBg Taehle and Peles,
BgW.D, Robinson, ~ EcchGssge ct.
July s-eod2m
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Charles Ianbe was drowned at Calais on
the fourth of July, by the -capsixing of a boat
in which he, with q young man by the name
of Waite, was sailing Both were thrown in
to the water, and the boat being heavily laden
with the ballast, went right down, and the
young men had nothing to hold on to.
Young Lambe had been sick some time a2d
was just getting strong enough to be about,
but was too weak to swim any distance.
could get to them-several of which had start
ed for themA but he became SO exhausted that
he had to let him go, just before the boats
reached the spot, and he was drowned
Young Waite made tor the shore, but would
have drowned had not one of the boats come
up with him, and rescued him. AS it was, he
was insensible for some time after he was res
cued. - efrs
$50 YORK COUNTY. al = -
A horse belonging to Harlan p. Cobb of
Saco, ran away and broke his leg last Satur-
IL tg - ssa
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ron THE WHOLE SCHOOL.

In order to explain the seeming lack of at
tendance in the Primary Department where
the whole number of pupils is 1915, and the
average number attending but 722, it must be
borne in mind that the great number Of abb
sences occur on the first floor, where the chill
dren are very small and are kept at home
wheneverthereisa storm; and again, if q pu-
pill enters the first day of the term and leaves
the next, his name unregistered. Thus the
Whole number Of pupils the first floor Is 800
Average number belonging. ................ 4O4 SO
Average number attending. .s..s....ss..s.. 393.4t
Percentage attendance ...................... 10
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The Bangor W big of Monday says: Unfor-
tunately the third page OF to-days paper was
knocked into s'pi' Just before the usual hour
of going to press, and our subscribers will be
compelled to 60 without local and telegraphic
news in CONSEQUENCE
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-07-13

GRAND TRUNK RoAD.-Nine car loads of
new rails from the Portland Rolling Mills, for
the G. 7. R. R., passed through Commercial
street yesterday. sre v7ss .c
The rear car of the through train for Mon
treal, which left Portland at o clock Friday
morning. ran off the track at about half a mile
above Bethel, at place called Browns Gross
ing, and plunged down an embankment The
passengers were badly shaken up but none
were injured, and were placed on another car
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WHAT looks cooler and more comfortable
on one Of these hot July days than a white
Marseilles suits Ladieain Eant of tina nicest
patterns at the lowest prices, shouldI can ~
Cogia Hassan, 90 Exchanse street
HARfERs BAzAAR.-The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fesaenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hall. This journal of
Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is q
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
WE have watched the course of so many dis
tressed, emaciated and forlorn dyspeptics, OF
worn-out and Frustrated females, who have ia
ken new lease of life, and gradually received
vigor, strength, health, and the power Of social
pleasure from the effects of Plantation Bitters,
that we are not surprised ct the testimonials
daily received. If itis pleasure to do good
in the world, how full must be the measure Of
the proprietors of these celebrated Bitters.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price. iy10eodd1w&w
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Base Ball.

.11 IN -, q, Ease BAH.
10 fhe Sec. Diri0o B. B. c. VIZ
The Union B. B. O., Of Lewiston, hereby challenge
the Dirigo B B. c. OF Augusta, to play match
game Of Base BAH for the Prize Bat, and Junior
State Championship.
Per Order,
e. W. CoBURN, SEQ. U. B. &c.
IewIston. July12, 1see. jy13d1w
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Portland 3 Kennebec Railroad,
Special Notice.

On and after July 1st 1859, tickets for all stations
this line viii be placed sale at the Office OF the
Portland Horse Railroad, opposite Preble House.
L. L. LINCOLN, sup't.
Augusta, june 80, 1869. d1msN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Williams & Hurlburt's
.t.EsS Free Exhibiticn Of
TRAINED HORSES (!

Driven to carriages, without feins or brides, At
Portland, ON
Friday, July 18th,
In front Of UNITED STATES HOTEL, at o'clock
PM,
= At o'clock p. NJ. Q Free Lecture ON the proper
method Of educating horses, By Prof. Williams, who
70 acknowledged the greatest and most celebrated
horse master In the world, at
The Mart TeI0cipede Rink,
On Congress Street. W
Immediately after the lecture novel and inter-
esting exhibition Of their trained dogs.
July 13dtw EN-
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pd NEW BEDFoRD-Ar 9th. sch Charter Oak. Berry
Sid 10Th 10Th, schs Frances Elem Farrell for Els
RuIe Wall csI., lawrence ober. Bangor; Golden
HOLMES. aoLE-Ar 9th. sch Leesburg. HOyt,
FAN River; Mnea LIBBY HaStoyS ,or Rs0go ,p
Pioneer, Lothrop Boston tor Baltimore; orioie. Ba,
sid, schs Matthews, and Mansfield.
AR 10th, sch Fair Wind, Smith, New Haven for
BUsi OMAR 10th, ship Carrier Dove Fish CadIz;
sch L M Collins. Collins. Wilmington.
Ar 1lts.s barque Alexandrina Mtcheil, Cisniuegos;
dom, Randall. Baltimore: Ocean Belle. Jameson,
Philadelphia; Montrose, Grierson, Calais; II MIL
Ship 1byssiniaD, from Liverpool. arrived In the
Bay 10th. and was ordered to Gloucester.
AT l2th. schs Dirigo, Baker, Baltimore; Ann Car
New York; 8 Morgan. Morgan, Machias; Lucy
Jane Spaulding. Rockiand. i
ga i2,h, sshs N a Rich, BOwden, cardenas; LA
sALEM-Ar 10TH schs Abby Gale. Ryder, King
HoScfsn ReS sssch xnsa caas osf Wiz
SEW aisSr II 10th, sch Fairfield vsrr
SD ssss Star, crOwell, Portland; George. Tate.
O. b b.sA sc9 I'LL HOdgdOn Eaton, New York;
NJ roHTd VIZ h. brig Emily Fisher Clark
10TH sci Boat sSpP Pssn sSS nap DO.
SD lgtn scns Stewart. Stewart, Tor Bangor
fennsyifania, hu,ennes, New York.
| .sis FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Melbourne May %, ship zouave, Robinson,
Sid I'm wOOsung, May ., ship simOda, johnson.
SaQhOlien. .Ila a-..trlt- g. .IHf
SID i'm Bombay 18th uit, ship Sapphire, ssidsrs,
Sid q Malaga 22d ult, DarQue Arthur. Briggs for
Sid IN Hayre s5th, ship Anna Camp, DrummOnd.
Cardiff and United States
SIN I'm Helyoet 18th ult, Arlington, Bartlett. FOR
Newschwang. s. ... I. .llila ~
Ar at Broawershaysn 2eth ult. ship Joseph Fish,
Sid 18th. ship Mary o. Brien, smalIey, Shields.
Sid I'm Cronstadt 2lst ut, brig John sherwood,
| Berry, Boston.
| Arat Palermo 18th ult, barque Fury, Wilson, FIN
| Girgenti, land cid 2tst for Philadelphla)
Ar at Shields 9Th ult, ship Mayhower, Harrison
| st John, NIB. Fl. =.
Ar at Caiao 18th nit, ship washington, Page, from
Chinchas Garibaldi. Berry, San Francisco.
| iona Chase, Chase, Guanape. A.A II IL
At Baracoa 1st inst, sch Israel Snow, for New YORK
| few days.
Ar 81 Quebec 10th inst, steamer Peruvian, Ballan-
| tne, Liverpool. ...,ls.,s..-.-.is t..r ~
SPOKEN.
April 81, lat 2s s, Ion SO q. barque Nabob, Rich,
| from Padang tor Boston. --.-ar...rf
June s, OF Flores, ship Chatter Oak, from CallaO
June 70, lat q N. Ion eT W. ship Alhambra, from
July lat 90 10, Ion IS 49, brig Sullivan I'm sagua
July 8, lat 80 10, lon 70 25 brig Ngretta, steering
/ South. = = / - ~ ~ "a
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Nevess ROO7sss to Lee

OeV6W 1tOUHtO 70 16E1
OENTRALLY located, to small family, Good
Apply to W. II. JERRIs, Real Estate Agent,
jytSdlHs Vnder Lancaster Hall,
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DEPARTURn OF OCEAN STEAMER

Miniature AIhs nae. ..........Ju Iy rs.
Sun rises. ..... ....435 Moon sets.. :. 1880 Pm
SUN sets.... ........7i56 High water..... $50 Pm
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. Thirty Days at Cost!

For the purpose of reducing our stock, we offer al
our goods at cost for thirty days.
RAND s. WESTON, ~
SO Middle SIS opposite 81. Jalian Hotel.
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