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Little less than half million Of coupons
have been received at the Treasury to date on
account of payment of the May and July in
terest under the orders of Secretary Boutwell,
The rebate amounts to about 81 100 1t is ex-
pected a large amount of this interest will be
paid prior to maturity Of the coupons.
Mr.. G. A. Dana has declined the appraiser
ship of New York, to which he was recently
confirmed
The President sent for the Cabinet yester-
day, with whom he was closeted to the exclu-
sion of all other visitors. The Secretary Of
war was first on the spot, followed by all the
other members except Mr. Borie, who is abb
sent from the city. 1t was supposed the sss-
sion would last all day.
Accounts which go to prove the safety of the
Rev. David Livingston, the celebrated African
traveller, respecting whose fate so much un
certainty has prevailed recently, have just been
received in London. 1t was reported Monday
that he left Seinsrbar, Eastern Africa, in JAN
uary last for England. He would go overland
to Cairo. &.
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GEN. STEEDMAN's Recommendation
telegraphs to the Boston Advertiser that dis
patches from Savannah lead the friends of the
Cuban revolution in Washington to believe
that Gen. j. B. Steedman has made a success
full landing in Cuba with picked force OF
men. The expedition has been in preparation
for number of months; General Stesdman
himself spent two weeks in Havana, and dur
ing the latter part of the time was so far un-
der arrest as to be ordered quietly by the
Captain General to report to him daily. The
first rendezvous of his party was on one Of the
islands near New Orleans. When Admiral
Hoff received his first orders the headquarters
of the expedition were changed to a point ON
the Florida coast A bloekade-runner, cap
tured from the rebels in the late war, was OBJ
tanned, and the belief is that near one thou
sand men, well supplied with arms and thor
oughly accustomed to their use, have made a
landing on the Cuban shore.
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goods, - casks oil. do powders, horses r Rand,
up country, COL dry hides 60 bdls ron Casks now
uers oo D9s sand 50 do lime, II bags WOOL 106 do
cotton 6Z bars Iron, so Wheels 26 plates iron 40
GRAND TRUNK RAILwA yr.bsa c.rs I'm, 40, ,,,s
paper, Al rolls leather, bbls BEANS car potatoes
90 ~ OLD iron, do corn 20 tons copper ore
ear GSss oo ,np knees % pkss sundres; for ship
10 do potash. f~feA'- CARS "he@''
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. wheelbarrovs
81 cases carpets O. bags spoos 80 boxes scythes Il
do cedar posts 1867 sides leather 100 pkQs sunries
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Nitx Aa.ir.

A special meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen was held last evening. nt5.
Hearings were had on the petition of Mrs. P.
3. Williams to erect q three.sto wooden
building in the rear of No. Franklin street: of
Hiram Winchester, two-story wooden dwAll-
ing house on Pearl, near Congress street; of
g. y: French, to erect three-story wooden
dwelling house corner of Congress and Pearl
streets; of George r. Davis & Co., to erect q
twe-story dwelling house on Brackets street.
between Carlton and Neal streets; of j. N.
Winslow, to erect two-story building on Cress
of J. Dumphey, to erect building8 So feet long
% feet wide, three stories high, in the rear of
No. Danforth street; of John W. Low, to
erect three-story building on Deer street, in
the rear of his lot on Middle street, 46 by 81 it,
After the hearings were over the Board voted
leave to withdraw on Mrs. Williams petition.
On that of Hiram Winchester permission was
granted, provided that the roof and cutters be
covered with slate or metal; also the same to
DR.. French upon the same terms. That of G.
K. Davis q 20. to erect house on Brackets
street was referred to the Committee on Fire
Department on the part of this Board. That
of D. N. Winslow to erect a wooden building
on Cross street was tabled. On that of j.
Dumphey for permission to erect a building SO
feet long and % feet wide in the rear of No. 8
Danforth street, leave to withdraw was voted.
That Of John w. Low for permission to erect
double house on Deer street vas tabled:
The petition of Charles Wescott fol permits
sion to erect a wooden building on the corner
OF Hampshire and Newbury streets, was ta-
bled, petitioner not being present.
The Mayor presented petition from Henry
Klngsbury, Esq, asking permission to erect a
wooden shed on the Market street lot Leave
to withdraw was voted.
Order of notice was voted, returnable next
Monday, on petition of w. E. Morris, for per-
mission to erect dwelling house on the cor
ner of Braekett and Neal streets.
Aid. Strout, from the Joint Standing Com
mittee on Public Instruction, reported in favor
ofa donation of $4,000 to the Portland Insti-
tute and Public Library, and offered an order
to that effect
Alderman Wright moved to reduce the sum
to $1,000. ;
The amendment was !carried by the casting
vote OF the Mayor-the yeas being Aid Curtis,
BOUNDS and Wright; nays, Aid. Plummer,
Wescott and Strout. The order as amended
then passed.
Petitions presented and referred-Of Ether
Shepley q ais, that the contemplated extern
sion of Cotton street, from Market Square to
Commercial street, may be speedily effected /:
of William E. Morris g ais, for a sidewalk on
the north easterly corner of Bracket and Neal
streets; of A. E. Howell & ais, that a brick
sidewalk may be put down on the westerly
side OF Wilmot street; of John Porteous &
ais, that the city will place an alarm bell in
the tower of the LIST Baptist Church Adjourn
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COMmERCIAL.
ss0zrrrs BY RAILROADS AND STEAMERS APP, !,

PORTLAND. SAoo & PoRTsMoUrH RAyrpoAn
April 17Ms cars oil LIZ Do marble do furniture do
ter Wheel lot furniture so carboys acid hides
bales cotton, 16 do wool, 162 skins, Il plows 259
April 1913 cars machinery. do moving machines.
do stone, do boxes, do waste, 81 sets Wheels
engine, driving Wheels % bales CLOTH lot furniture.
~ bdls steel, 90 bbls., boxes and pkgs.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEc RAILRoAD-,ot bonse.
hold goods, Q cars BRICKS do wood, bds paper So
pairs springs car ashes, cases oil cloth il Balls
potatoes 2 do cider, do molasses 9 cases, boxes
scythee. DO mdse, bales do, car bbls IL looms.
10 oil bbs cases mdse, So freight for Boston
STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosroN- an t,ovco,
lard 80 bbls pork, % coils cordage, 81 pieces uin
ber 90 tubs butter 2oo pkgs mdse to order; for Gam
-four 81 casks powders 102 dry hides 20 boxes Olass
SO rolls leather 60 bars iron, IL patent ross a baes
logwood, 100 pkgs to to order.
STEAMER MONTREAL, FROM BOsTON--1b boxaa
fruit 100 do mdse, 10 coils cordage. boxes Ash. 81
bdls Shocks 20 bales duck 90 bbs pork Il cases dry
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TEE Advertiser says it has been dreaming
about Senator Fessenden Very lilkely-and
had horrible nightmare. Homer sometimes
mods, as all authorities agree. 1t is not, there
FORE utterly inconceivable that orr neighbor
may have got little drowsy. Meanwhile all
its readers become "men who yawn." For the
future guidance of that sheet we will define for
its sole benefit Conservative Republican
more precisely than is necessary for the pur-
poses of the general public. The Conservative
Republican whom our article had in visw-as
may be seen by any one who is not dreaming,
from the enumeration of conspicuous exam
pies contained therein--is one who from selfish
notices and not on principle inclnes to reao-
tionary, obstructive and anti-democratic poll
cy For instance, our contemporary that gave
its whole influence to throw the city govern
ment into the hands of the Democracy at the
last election and afterwards exulted in its sue
cess, may be placed in this category. 1t will
be seen, too, that in opposing Cuban indie
pendence and fighting woman suffrage and
the abolition of capital punishment for the
sake OF anticipated gain, it diseloses a lack of
principle that is entirely in harmony with the
character of the recreants we have spoken
of as Conservative Republicans" Remem-
Der Dixon.
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A FATAL KIND OF LovE.-The New York
Times well says that the gallows is working in
all parts of the country with great activity.
If there were only corresponding decrease
of crime there might be some comfort derived
from the fact at least by everybody except
those who are hanged. But the criminals
don't seem to mind it at all, but keep on
shooting, stabbing and poisoning as briskly as
ever. There is one kind of homicide, partic.
ularly, that was never SO popular before. A
young man asks young woman Gas the dime
novels have it, to unite her destiny with his
in short to "have'' him. She refuses In
stead of investing in expensive waisteoats
and exquisite boots, as David Copperfield did,
and overcoming the fair ones antipathy by an
elegant toilet, he invests in revolvers Lying
in wait for the obdurate young woman, he
shoots her, and, if he finds it convenient, her
her father and other relatives. OF all the
phases the homicidal mania ever took this is
the most inexplicable. The most remarkable
fact in connection with it is that the young
man almost always attempts to shoot himself,
but doesn't quite do it. No reader of the pa
pers can fail to have noticed not only the ex-
traordinary number of such tragedies as we
have described, but the wonderful similarity
in their details
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The SPANISH DREcToRY.-The cable news
of the formation of Spanish Directory, COM
posed of Serrano, Prim and Olozaga, is dis
couraging. These temporary shifts, resorted
to while a nation is suffering transition from
one form of government to another, bring
about delays and protract provisional arrange
ments until ambitious men have chance to
mature their plans, and restore despotism.
France passed from the Directory to the Con-
sulate, and from the Consulate to the Empire.
1t is to be hoped that Spain will not suffer the
like calamity
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DEPARTURR or OCEAN srrAn1rn,
MARIN e NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, April 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for Eastport
and st John, NIB.
Brig Don Quixotc, Hassell, New York, in ballast
Sch M A Marston, Marsten, Batimore-coal to
Portland Gas Co..
Sch Reno, Foster. Elizabethport-coal to Cumber.
land Paper Mills
Sch Leonora, Spofford, Salem.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberck, Boston-mdse Tn
Watson Newhall. '"
Sch Nickerson, Kelley. Boston, to load for Ba,t,-
more. 'F
Sch Capitol, Roberts, Boston
Sch Mayhower, Handy, Boston for Gouldshoro
Sch Essex, Roamer, Boston tor fremont
Sch Gen kleber, Tuner, Newburyport so''
ocn oonn Dennis, Thurlow, Newburvnort Tor
gen Lincoln, Davis. Saco, to load tor Now York.
Scn snow, Jr, Griffin, Rockport.
ccn Utica, Thorndike, Rockland.-lime In Beale a.
New York. 'A' % oo"-' 49, ''A
sen Dexalo. Leland. Calais Tor Boston.
pen wreath Huntley, Cutler tor New York.
sen Geo Washington, Blake Mt Desert for Boston
sen Ligure, Richardson, Mt Desert for Boston.
Sch Dow, Hodgdon, fremont tor Newport.
Ar 17th-Schs Amelia, Elems; Oregon, Fountain.
and Planet, Pratt, Woodbridge, NJ, with clay and
nre brick to Portland Stoneware Co.
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SAN FRANCISCO-Ar oath nit ha,crs os,n,n
Berry, Portland, o. '' '"'9ue o''"'"'
Ar 27 Wi., baErauss Pskin Seymour, Kong Hong;
Sid 26th ulf, ship Elizabeth Kimball, Balch, Tor
Sid 3Oth ult, barque Rainier, Hayden for Teekalet
3st. ship Hercules, Lincoln. Port Townsend; barqus
Oakland, Batchelder, Port Orchard.
GALvESTON-Ar 10th. sch Maud Mullock, Bart
lett, New York land cid for Pensacola.)
Cid 10TH sch Francona, Leavitt, Boston.
NEW ORLEANS-Cld 10th, brig Mary Kinds
Cid 18th, brig Carver, Bracket, New York.
Below 18th. barque Harvest Moon, Bartlett, from
Marseles; sch George Pierce, Farrah, from Glen
Below 18th. ship st james, Goodwin, from Cardiff.
Sid I'm SW Pass 18TH brig K A Carver.
JACKSONvILLE-Cld 10th. sch July Fourth.
FERNANDNA-Ar 18th. brig Open Sea, ooombs,
sXXANNAH-Ar 18th, brig Mary e Pennell. Ea-
Sid 18th, sch b g Bird, Drinkwater. Portland.
SATILLA-Sld I'd. sch Marshall, Marshall,
Sid 9Th, sch Catawamteak, Hix, Rockland.
Sid 10th, barque Mary Reed, Welt, Montevideo.
In port 9Th brig Charlotte Buck. Colt. Tor Canary
Islands: sch Edith, Randall for Montevideo.
BRUNSWICK-Cld 18th, briggs Reporter Coombs,
Bucksport; Lewis Clark, Bartlett, Richmond, Me !;
schs Ocean Belle Emery, and Nellie Belle, Pitcher.
NoRFoLK-Ar 18th. sob D Williams. Robinson,
FORTRESS MoNRoE-Passed out 18th, sch Guild
ing Star. Blanchard, for Arroyo
ALExANDRIA-Ar 18th, sch Maggie Chad
wick, Gage, Boston.
BALTIMORE-Ar 10th, brigs Paragon, Shuts,
New York; Princeton, Wells, Rockport; sch O A
Hendricks, Portland.
Below nth. sch irvine. Diggins, from Matanzas.
Cid 18th. sch J Tracey, Tracey, Bath.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar nth, barque Ann Eliza
BETH Nergrave, Navassa.
Cid 10th, schs Zeyla, Crowell, Portland; Abbott
Lawrence, Ober, Salem. 'flgf +
NEW YORK-Ar 10th, ship Ell Dorado, woodsde,
Savannah briggs NJ Louise Miller. Leighton, Sagua /;
J II Kennedy, Simon, Providence; Trenton, Wall,
Etzabethport tor Salem; schs j Wilmarth, Rose.
So Amboy for Portland; A Powers, Robinson, Eliza
bethport for do; John Lymburner, Orcutt, and Gam
ges, Higgins, do for Newburyport; John Moulton,
Bradford, do for Boston.
Ar nth, brigs Pomona, Brown Havana; Renshaw,
Sylvester. Cardenas; Scotland Crowell, Demerara
scns Alice Cakes, Marson, Baracoa: Pavilion, Reed,
Sid nth, Daruue j II McLarren.
Cid 18th, ship Swallow, Mclaughlin, San Franeis
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AFHhH M-bAHHUWS. d, PKEBIDING.
MONDAY.-No 393-Uharles P. Traub vs.. Weston
F. Milliken ct al Action to recover for quantity
Of sugar consigned by plaintiffs merchants in Cuba,
to H. l. Robinson, and by Robinson sold to Defend
ants short time before his failure and the assign.
ment Of his property for the benefit of his creditors
Theegality Of the transaction is denied by plaintiffs
as the GA boxes of sugar. it is alleged sold and
delivered to defendants by Robinson on the day be-
fore his assignment he receiving In pay therefor
check given by him to defendants short time be-
fore for borrowed money. Opened to the jury with
drawn and continued on report.
j. g. e. M. Rand. Shepley & Strout.
The other eases assigned for to-day were disposed
Of without the intervention of a jury, and both
juries were dismissed until Tuesday morning.
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APRIL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
M0NDAY.-No. 174-Daniel M. Richards w. In
habtants Of Scarborough. Action to recover the
va ne of horse $15o) which, it is alleged had leg
broken by defect in the highway, leading from
Beach ridge to the Paine road called in said town
the 18th OF September, 1863 The defence is that
the highway was notlout Of repair defective that
the town did not have reasonable notice of any de-
feet in said highway; that plaintiffs horse was not
injured wholly by any defect in said alleged highway
that the plaintiff not in the exercise OF ordinary
care and that he not the OF the horse de-
scribed and has no claim against the town. On
trial.
L. d. M. Sweat. Howard g. Cleayes,
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AN INVITATION FROM THE PoPE.-A Ro-
man newspaper reports that Henry Ward
Beecher and DR.. Cheever have been invited to
Rome on the occasion Of the Ecumenical
Council. The invitation, however, is burden
ed with a condition that will be likely to se-
cure its rejection. Neither gentlemen is to be
permitted to sneak
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. e. Mosely & Co.
G, A. r. Fair.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Notice.. o. Bailey, 18 Exchange St.
Auction Sale e. M. Patten q Co..
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Furniture-Lowell & Hoyt.
just Opened-H. Talbot y Co.
Freedom Notice.
Boarders Wanted. tHa .fa
State of Maine-Franklin M. Dew.
Tenement to Let.
Pail, Tub, &c, Machinery.
Farm for Sale-N. Atkins.
Schooner for Philadelphia
Slate-A WILDER & Co.
Tenement Wanted.
House for Safe E. M. Leavitt.
Satins, &c-M. q A. P. Darling.l
M. G. M. A.--Spesial Meeting.
Potatoes--I. q I. Berry.
House for Sale-W. I'll. Jerris
House to Lease-W. n. ferris.
Girl Wanted.
Specialitie-E. T. Eden & Co.
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"Buy NE, and I,n do vou eso.a, =

"Buy We, and I'll do you Good.0 Dr.
Langley's * OOt and Herb Bitters are sure
Of the Blood and Skin, Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Cos !.
tiveness, Indigestion, Jaundice. Headache, ard BIZ
ious Diseases, General Debility, &C. They cleanse
purif the blood strengthen the body and thorough
prepare Il to resist diseases OF all kinds. GEO. O.
Mar 13-sN16w
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State News.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.


The Bangor Wing says the travelling is de-
cdedly bad, and it is only occasionally team
comes in. Loose hay sells at from $500 to
$1,000 per ton for the best quality, and inferior
loads at from $1,000 to $14,O0; loose straw is
worth from $1,000 to $1,000; oats are worth
from 30 to IS cents; potatoes 60 cents for
OrOnos and Jacksons, but Sebecs have sold
somewhat higher to 60 West for early plant
ing; yellow eyed beans, 275 and extra pea
beans are worth from $50 to 3,75; dried apples
are scarce, and sell readily at from IA to 16
cents; eggs, % to % cents.
We learn from the Wing that man named
Young, belonging in Brewer, who was at work
on house in Bangor, fell from a staging on
Saturday, distance of about fifteen feet and
is supposed to be injured internally, but how
badly is not vet known.
The Bangor Wing says quite large num-
Der of vessels have arrived in port, giving our
harbor an animated appearance. AS yet, how.
ever, freignts are not very abundant.
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
The Bath Times says the citizens of that
place will learn with very general regret that
the painful disease which has for some weeks
afd cited Capt. William Dru mmond Saturday
terminated in death. No citizen was more re-
spected or had fewer enemies than Capt
Drummond, and his removal by death will be
felt as serious loss to this community.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Ino MacnlaS hepuDIcan says couple OF
disreputable shanties were destroyed by fire
in East Machias recently. One of them, own
ed by Mr.. Crowley, was probably set on fire
in q drunken revel in the day time. Some
half dozen images of our mother Eve were in
the house at the time, but escaped. Two 9TH
er beasts, of higher order, a horse and a
cow, were consumed The other was small
house which had been partially cleared of its
inmates, and who probably celebrated their
final leave by setting it on fire at midnight.
We learn from the Republican that the work
of removing the old dwelling house of the late
Jacob Longfellow at the corner of Maine and
Centre streets, was commenced on Tuesday
morning last, preparatory to the erection OF
the new Custom House at Machias.
The Machias Republican says G. w. w.
Vose has purchased nearly million feet OF
lumber of W. FL. Hemenway, on Portland
account, mostly for foreign shipment.
The d yelling house of Mr.. Duckworth on
Union street, Calais, was destroyed BY fire
Wednesday evening at about o O'clock 1t is
supposed to be the work of an incendiary, as
the house had been on fire three times within
the week. We learn there was no insurance
The Eastport Sentinel says Silas Thompson,
whose recovery from the effects of pistol shot
has been considered doubtful for some time
past, is much better, and ID improving quite
FAST
The Eastport Sentinel says the brig ssMary
Lowell" seized recently by the Spanish al-
thorities for alleged violation of the neutrality
laws, is not now owned in PASSPORT as is sta 3
ed by the papers generally. She was sold to
parties in New York some months since.
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CHESTNUT ST. SABBATH SCHOOL CoNonRT.-
There was good attendance at the Chestnut
Street Church last evening to hear the chill
dren, and very pleasant entertainment was
enjoyed by those who were so fortunate as to
be present. The songs and choruses were all
very prettily rendered by the scholars. and the
Rotations and dialogues reflected great credit
on the young speakers. We understand that
arepetition will be given on Sunday evening,
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TIE Boston Herald tells of man who went
from Aroostook county to Boston and took
lodgings at hotel Being shown to room
where gas was used, he ''blew the darned thing
OUT before retiring, and would have died in
consequence had not some of the employees of
the establishment discovered the leak.
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per steamer Wesser, New York;
Ar at Liverpool 4th inst, e A Kennedy, Hoffses.
New Orleans; Lathly Rich, Rich, do.
Sid finn Rangoon Feb %, Richd McManus, Foster,
Falmouth, K.
:, Ar at Maulmain Feb IA, Morayia, Patten, nom
Sid FIN Cuxhaven I'd inst, Jenny Prince, Prince,
Valparaiso.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GooDs.-We should
think so on looking over the different articles
enumerated in the advertisement of Lowell &
Hoyt, No. IL Preble street. Furniture, car
pets, crockery, glass ware, tin ware, cutlery,
all cheap for cash, owing to low rent and light
expenses. They offer, SO they say, greater in
ducements than any like firm in the city
There is no way man better appeals to the
public in these hard times than by offering
good goods at reasonable cost, and chats
what's the matter" with Lowell & Hoyt
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Warren's Cough Balsam

DOSITIvELY has no superior for all Diseases Of
i the Throat and Lungs.
No person should be without It. Give it one trial.
Sold by all Druggists.
3: F. BRADBURY. Proprietor,
no5d6msN Bangor.
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HAMPERS BAzAR-The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hail. This journal of
Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is q
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
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Capillania.

For restoring the Hair and whiskers, however gray
to their original color and impartng to any hair, the
color of which may not be desirable any shade re-
quired from delicate brown to a deep black de-
pendent only upon the number of applications, and
Of most permanent and natural color, without
washing and sponging of the hair 90
mr22sN10w W.T.. PHILLIPS & CO., Agents.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Sch D P, OF Newburyport. 90 TONS has been so,d 4,
Oomn' and others, OF Cherryfeld, for $500,
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The Healing pool.

An Essay for Young Men ON the Crime
of Solitude and the Diseases and Abuses which
create impediments to Maria &c with sure means
OF Relief. SEM In sealed letter envelopes, tree OF
charge Address, DIR. .. Skillin H0ughton.
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. = n,
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Now is the time to stock your table with fine
Table Cutlery and Rogers Bros Plated Ware.
McDuffees will sell from their large stock for q
short time only, at great reduction.
apr20d1W
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WE learn that the ladies of the 81. Lawrence
st. Society are preparing to hold Fair in
Lincoln Hall on the 18th and 10Th Of the pres
emit month. Useful and ornamental articles
will be for sale.