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TO THE HUMANE!

call on all humane citizens for
pecuniary aid for MIR. and Mrs.
Barnum, who suffered most Sc
verely by the explosion Saturday
night, both physically and pecuni-
arily. / need not recite the de-
tails, as they are well understood
by our citizens.
All contributions left with the
City Treasurer, will be gratefully
received.
VIM. T.. PUTNAM,
Mayor.
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"Buy Me, and I'n do you. Good.o Dr.
Lansley's Root and Herb Biffers are O sure
remedy for Liver complaint in all its forms, Humors
of the Blood and Skin. Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Co.'S
tiveness, Indigestion, Jaundice. Headache, and Bill
ious Diseases. General Debility, SC. They cleanse
the system regulate the bowels restore the appetite
purit the blood strengthen the body and thorough
prepare IL to resist diseases OF all kinds. GEO. u.
GOODWIN q Co., Boston. Sold by all druggists.
Mar l3-sN16v
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Portland & Kennebec z. Re

Summer Arrangement, May ,, 1860.
Ttoo Trains Daily bet~ssn Portland and Augusta.
rxxxhG6Hu Leave Portland for Augusta, mixed
train at TOO A M.
Leave Portland for Bath, Augusta, Waierville and
Bangor, at 245 M. Portland for Bath and Au-
qusta at 615 II.
Passenger Trains viii DO due at Portland daily
at $50 Am. and 2.15 z NJ.
Fare low by this route to Lewiston, Waterville,
KendalPs Mills, Dexter and Bangor ss by the Maine
Central Road; and tickets purchased In Boston Tor
Maine Central Stations arc good for passage on
this line. Passengers from Bangor, Newport, Dex.
ter, SC, will purchase Tickets TO Ksndall's Mills
only and after taking the cars of the Portland and
Kennebec Road, the conductor will furnish tickets
and mako the fsre the same through 10 Portland or
Boston as via Maine Central.
Through Tickets are sold at Boston over tho East
and Boston and Mane Railroads ter all Stations
ON this line; slse tho Androscoggln \. II. and Dox-
ter, Bangor, &c., on the Maine Central No break
OF gauge Of Portland by this route and the only
route by which q passenger from Boston or Port
land can certainly reach Skowhegan the same day
by railroad.
Stages leave Bath for Rockland. Sc, daily. Au-
gusta for Belfast daily. Vassalboro for North and
Rsst Vassalboro and China daily. KondaI's Mills
for Unity daily. At Pshon's Ferry for Canaan dali
ly. At Skowhegan for the dikerent towns North on
their route.
l.. L. LINCOLN, Supt.
Augusta, April 2e, 1869. mayiTtt
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THO Remove Moth Patches, Freclles and Tan from
i the face, use PERRY's Moth and Freckle Lotion.
Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by DR.. b. G.
Perry.
ENOR BLACK WORKS, and Pimples on the face, use
Il PERRY's Commodore and Pimple Remedy, pre-
pared only by DR. b. @. Perry, 40 Bond street, New
Whoesalein Portland, by W. +. Phillips q 90. and
Il. III. Hay. mar4d&w3m
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supreme guaiciaI Covr,.

APRIL TERM-BARR0wS, j., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-No. 126-Leighton vs. Kelsey ct al
Demurrer oyeruled, Judgment for plaintiff against
property attached. Defendant excerpts Exceptions
filed and allowed
W. ii. Clifford Sheploy & Strout.
No. 42f-Hanson vs.. Hall. Judgment for defend
ant.
Haskell. Williams,
Tho following cases are set down for hearing az
follows:
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
21s-Eatons vs.. Clark.
212-Wing OF ais vs.. Crossinan.
243-Boyce VS.. Fobes.
4T2-Stone vs. Mcclellan.
H3-Hunt ct as. VS.. Crossman.
TUESDAY.
136-Bishcp vs.. Wyman.
15f-Jones ct al. w. Lowell.
175-Montine VS.. Perkins ct ais
"WEDNESDAY.
2O1-Palmer VI. P. g. X. Railroad Co.
509-Perley vs. Colley.
329-P. D. & Co. of Union Blk. VS.. Stone.
5Ss-Keelcy VS.. OReilley.
THURSDAY.
353-Jackson ct ais. VS.. Fullerton and Trs.
441-Miller vs.. Foren.
628-Miler VS.. Foren.
G67-Kennedy, libellant; vs.. Kennedy.
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DIED.

In this city, May 10, Mr.. Joseph Dale, OF Saco.
aged 20 years.
ter OF Toppan and Inez Robie, aged Is months and
10 days.
In Augusta May 6, Paul Stickney. ESQ.,. formerly
OF Hallowell, aged rs years 10 months.
In Chelsea, April 10, Mrs. Celia A, widow OF Geo.
Hankers0n.
In Pittston, April 20. Alphonzo H. son OF the late
BENZ. j. Moore, aged years.
In Riverside, May 8. Josiah Fairfield, Esq. aged
IA years.
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BASE BALL.-At a meeting Of Star Base
Ball Club the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, T. j. Little
field; Vice President, Horace Gibbs; Secreta-
ry, H. A. Littlefeld; Directors, WATSON Ba-
con, Ed. Milliken.
e. A. LrTLErILD Secretary.
Rridgton, May 8, 1869.
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CristadOrOS Hair PreServative
Cristadoro challenges the world to produce prep
aration for the hair that will accomplish what his
preservatiye and beautier is daily accomplishing in
New York. He can point to hundreds Of instances
in which it has prevented badness. He
guarantees that it thall arrest the falling off of the
hair, increase its volume, render it silky and plable
and prevent or remove scurf and dandruf.
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all HAIR
Dressers. Mandatory No SO Maiden Lane. frin-
cipal Depot No Astor House. myIeodNeowAmsA
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A GENTS IN every town, to sell "Life's Day." the
Annsst LINE engraving ever offered by agents IL
grave and an three furnished in a beautiful mat
ready for framing One old agent says they are the
easiest engravings to talk about he ever sold. One
agent reports profit OF 50 i'm few hours. alter the
first DAVIS canvass. Experienced agents will be 0ilf-
ed = large premium on sales. Address W. y. I'LL
LAND b Co., Springfield, Mass mayA'uF
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Bridgton, May 8, 1869.

A NEAT AND DELICATE DIsPATcH.--A dis
patch was received in this city Saturday, over
the international Line, which read as follows
isaiah 9th, 6th-1st clause
An addition to family could not BIO an
nounced more briefly, or in neater and pref
tier manner.
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STRIKE OF THE Coal MINERs.-It is sup
posed that the great strike of the coal min
crs in Pennsylvania is the work of the CAPT
talists and not of the workmen. 1t is attrib-
uteq to desire to keep up the price, which
would naturally decline in consequence OF
the diminished demand during the warm
weather
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MARRIED.

In Denmark, May IL. by Rev. A. H. Wltham,
Samuel ID. Mckusck and Miss Sarah O. Witham,
both OF Denmark.
In Embden. April %, Charles Hutchinson and Jo-
sephine Hodgdon.
In Cornville, May 2, Adelbert M. Thompson, OF
Scion, and Harriet r. Witham. OF Carratunk.
In Augusta, May 9, William Leighton and Mary
K. Clark.
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"WHAT WILL He DO WITH Ir?''-A Wash
ington dispatch says Joseph McCord, of Bos-
ton, has presented the President with silver
mounted, rosewood polceman's baton, adding
that it is not known what Gen. Grant will dc
with it. Why doesn't somebody give the Pres
ident churn or a patent washing machine OF
a pair of steelyards?
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17

DAVENPORT BRoTHERs. The Davenport
Brothers drew another large house at City
Hall Saturday evening. The performance wasa
repetition of the previous evening, astonishing
everybody by the inexplicable manner in
which the feats were performed.
We understand that private seanee was
given in tho city last evening to a number of
gentlemen, who subscribed for that purpose,
and who were DESTROYS of investigating the
mater more thoroughly than was afforded in
public exhibition.
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P.L 1.-The Portland Light Infantry will
celebrate their Gath anniversary on Monday,
juno 18th, tho anniversary occurs on the 6th)
in splendid manner, the particulars of which
are not vet revealed.
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The MODERN GoLGoTHA-TwENTY ACRES
OF DEAD SOLDIERS. Richmond Dispatch
Malvern Hill, thousands of Confederate SOL
diers have been buried where they fell. Twen-
ty acres or more have b5en plowed up by the
owner of the field, and the ploughshare turned
to the surface all the skeletons. Over the
whole tract the bones are strewn in profusion,
and grinning skeletons stare the visitor in the
face on every hand When tho farmer was
questioned, he said the land was now the rich
est land he had, and in justification of the sac
religious act stated that ''he didn't put EN-
there nowhow' The writer learned afterward
that the bones had been taken away by the
CARLOAD and sold to fertilizing mills in Rich
mond.
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LIZ Admiral Hoff and the American Consul
GENERAL and the American special agent are not
hostile to the Cuban instruction tho notr;ot
cause is in a bad way, sure enough. But the
Cubans in this country affirm that they do NOT
give true account of things.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17

French and American

Boots and Shoes. for Ladies'. Gentlemen and Chill
dreu, in every desirable style. for sale by t. L.
MosELEY 8 90, 2ss Washington ct, Boston, Top.
posite Jordan, Marsh q Co's.)
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday. May 10.
ARRIVED.
s,somer Dirieo. johnson. New York = mdse to
Henry Fox. ... A., W, a.
Baraue Gertrude, Atherton, new York for Wseas-
SET to load Tor Cuba.
Sch ) Mcclellan. Farr, Philadeiphia,-coal to
Ross q Sturdvant.
Sch Ida Hudson. Greeley. New York, - corn to
Wafiron u True.
sch Metamora, Burns, Friendship.
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Jackson's Catarrh Snuff

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Delicious Sensation OF C0oIness and
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Sold by Druggists, or mailed free, address
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Projectors, Philadelphia.
Wholesale Agents for Maine w. W. whippie s.
Co., ]. w. Perkins q Co.. W. +. Phillips q Co.,
Portland. Rstaed by Druggists everywhere.
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HIGH STREET CHuRcn.-An adjourned meet
ing Of the Parish will be held at the rooms of
the x. M. IA this Monday evening at eight
a. cloak
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A CARD.

As L am in receipt of o large number OF commune
ications with efence to my health, which has beon
for several months past very much impaired, deem
it proper to make this public announcement THAT
am fnlly restored to HEALTH and am again in bust.
moss as usual.
may12d1WsN VIM. WARREN GREENE,
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CoRREcTIoN.-The quarterly session of the
County Lodge of Good Templars, will be held
at Cape Elizabeth (Knightsville), on Tues
day, May 18th, instead of May 18th, as an
pounced by us Saturday.
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THE PRESIDENTS HEALTH.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Tribune
says that some absurd stories arc afoat con-
corning the Presidents health, and it is repre-
scented that the pressure upon him is resulting
to his injury physically. Tho pressure is in
deed very great and it is of q character such
as Gen. Grant has never before endured or en-
countered, as well as being calculated to wear
upon the nerves and physical forces. But the
Presidents self-control and even temperament
are more than q match for it. On being asked
as to the state of his health, he replied that it
was never better; that it had always been his
ambition to weigh one hundred and fifty
pounds; and that he now exceeded that figure.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17

GEN SELDOM CONNER passed through the
city Saturday, on his way to his home at Ken
dalps Mills. The Generals health, we are
happy to hear, is much improved.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17

SECOND NATIONAL BANK.-At q meeting Of
the Directors of tho Second National Bank,
held at their banking room on Friday after
noon, Mr.. William N. Goold was elected CASH
Ter, vice William FL. Stephenson, resigned.
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Tortlnnd and Vicfnitx.
Now Advertisements .hIs Nav.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shees-T. e. Mosely q Co.
Trout Poles, &c--Chas Day, Jr. & Co.
Allcock Porous Plaster.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Sale-F. o. Bailey, 10 Exchange st.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
House for sale--Wm. III. Jerris.
Land for Sales. Osborn.
Agents Wanted-W. j. Holland 81 Co.
Wood and COAL. w. Deering.
Portland s. Kennebec Il Il.
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l. A. Il. A.-There will be special meeting
OF the Irish American Relief Association at
their hall this Monday evening, May II, 1869,
for the purpose Of selecting regalia.
Per order,
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An exchange does not hesitate to give ex-
preston to the terrible conjecture that An
drew Johnson's purpose In going to Wash
ington this week is to make o speech.
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very descriptive and pleasant "Swest flow
ers spring up" almost out of tho stringed in
struments, and you can almost smell "the fra
grant herbs their odors shed.'' Uriel now pro-
claims the third day, and the chorus, awake
the harp is spirited The lights in the firma-
ment now appear, the sun and moon and stars,
and 1.-THE sons of God" annouce tho fourth
day. Then Follows that celebrated chorus,
"The heavens are telling, &c.," which, with
some beautiful trios, closes the first part.
The second part opens with the creation of
animated nature, and here comes that grand
and beautiful. air, "On mighty pens, &c,' in
which are represented the soaring eagle, the
singing lark, the musical nightingale and the
cooling dove calling her tender mate. Both
the voice and instruments are essential in this
song, and one could not do well without the
others, and it is hard telling which has the best
of it. 1t is truly magnificent and will be adj
mirably rendered, both vocally and instrument
tally. Let the hearers mark well the instru-
ments as they represent the different move
ments of the nimble stag, the impatient steed,
the cattle in heads, the bleating flocks, the
hosts of buzzing insects, the tawny lion and
flexible tiger. All these and more are repre-
scented by the instruments.
Now comes the creation of man, "In the i'm
age of God created He him, male and female
created He them" This is followed by the
glorious song, 'In native work, &c.," and the
grand chorus, "Achie 7ed is the glorious work. !"
Fail not to note the instruments through the
whole.
The third part opens with the morning as an
Introduction. And now we have mortals,
adam and Eye) to take part as well as an
gels. Hand in hand ''the first created pair
walk forth" and sing the sweetest melody
The angels listen to hear them, and their re-
sponsive chorus is exceedingly beautiful. They
sing in subdued voice so as not to prevent
their hearing Adam and Eve. The instru-
ments here play an important part. If all this
is not beautiful music, none was ever written.
The musical and loving conversation between
our first parents is truly enchanting, and the
instruments add greatly to the magic. There
is much more that might be said, but we have
not space. the words are easily understood.
but the orchestral accompaniment needs close
and undivided attention in order to be proper
ly appreciated. 1t throws charm over an the
vocal parts, and paints such pictures, shadows
forth such images and describes such scenes in
language of its own as no human words can
represent or describe. Now let those who at
tend tho performance of this grand Oratorio
pay strict attention to the orchestral accom-
paniment, and, our word for it, they will dis
cover new beauties suoh as they never dream
ed Of
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17

THERE will be special meeting of the Eon
Base Ball Club at their rooms this evening, at
o'clock. Fl. L. PRINCE, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17

PORTLAND SUGAR HousE.-The fires in this
large establishment of Messrs. j. B. Brown &
Son will be relighted to-day and the process of
boiling commenced. One large cargo of mo-
lasses has arrived and several more are daily
expected
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17

SpALDING's BELL RINGERS win exhibit
shortly in this city. They have appeared in
this city before, and their merits are well
known.
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JOHN J. SHEAHAN, Secretary

MUsIcUM ExrHCrAMus.-Thus say the Pres
idents of Colleges ON commencement days, and
SO we say on the commencement of o new era
in the music of our city; therefore, take time
by the forslock, visit Twombly's piano-forte
rooms and secure good seats for the great ora
torio tomorrow evening.
RAILROAD FARES TO CALHonNIA.-Thef fares
from Portland to San Francisco by the Pacific
Railway via the Grand Trunk will be less than
two hundred dollars when the arrangements
are completed, which will be in few days.
We learn that the Grand Trunk have already
prices as last year. For further information
and tickets call at the company's Office, oppo-
site Preble House.
D. 81. BLANCHARD, Agent.
HALFoRD's LEIcEsrERsHIRE SAUCR.-This
very excellsntand highly-esteemed continent,
made and put up by VIM. Halford, of Boston,
and sold by all first-class gr0cers in New Eng
land, ia manufactured from an original recipe
furnished by an English nobleman, and is war
ranted in every ease to give satisfaction 1t il
at once economical and refreshing, and proves
an addition to the qualifications Of well-fur-
nishe1 table which no epicure can forego. In
preparing and offering this sauce the proprie-
tors have been careful to supply an article
gradients are the best, the mingling a scientific
one, and the result a sauce that far surpasses
any imported sauce in quality, and in price
possessing an advantage that defies competi.
tion.-[Boston Post, April q.
As will be seen by the advertisements in an
other column, this sauce will be sold in this
city by SAMUEL CHADWICK, who keeps o stock
on hand to answer the daily increasing calls.
Talleyrand said we had great many religions
and only one gravy. If he could taste Hal
ford's 'Leicestershire,' he would say that we
had but one sauce, it is true, but better could
not be devised. may5eoa2w
ANNouNoRMnNT.-Thee extraordinary inter
est felt in the remarkable romance" The
Dead Letter, will be answered by its early re-
production In the columns Of the Illuminated
Western World, the publishers of which have
obtained exclusive right to such republication
1t will now be given as originally written, and
as it was before the parties supposed to be i'm
plicated or concerned attempted its suppress
sion. The entire edition, some Atty thousand,
which had been printed in book form, has been
entirely Withdrawn from the trade, and the
story can only be obtained as above The Dead
Letter Ia q tale of blood-of love SO strong, so
true-of devoted friendship SO disinterssted,
and of human sagaoity in following up the al
most invisible trail of wrong and crime, so en-
tieing that few minds can resist the fascina-
ton of the story. The edition commencing
the story of The Dead Letter will be accom-
panied with q beautiful Cartoon printed in oil
colors, Of "Opera Bouffe on the Rolling Deep"
10x12 inches in size, in which the artist has in
troduced several well known characters.
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Union Safe Deposit Vaults,
40 State ST., Boss ON.

w-Notice.-On and after May 18th, 1869, the
charge special deposits OF Coupon Securities will
be raised from 81 to So per $1,000 and Registered
Securities from 80 cents to 81 per $1,000 and reduced
on Silver and Gold Plate from 90 to 81 per 800.
may10sNd2w HENRY LEE, Manager.
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lPer steamer SamarIa. New York
SPOKEN.

Feb IS, lat N, Ion q W. ship Sabino from Ant
werp Tor Valparaiso.
April IS. OF Western Islands, brig DiIigo, from
Messinn tor Boston,
May 1. lat 20 Is, Ion u Sc, brig Mary Ellen, from
New York for Caioarien.
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IMPORTS.

Ship Belmont, from Livcrpool-12iA tons sat to
K q Willard.
Brig Rio Grande, from Matanzas-2e2 hhds 80 ties
molasses, to Lynch, Barker C Co.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17

MUsIoUM ExfnCTAMUs.-Thus say the Pres
idents of Colleges on commencement days, and
SO we say ON the commencement of new era
in the music of our city; therefore, take time
by the forslock, visit Twombly's piano-forte
rooms and secure good seats for the great ora
torio tomorrow evening
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-17
Furnished House to Let,

A NICELY furnished house in tho vicinity OF the
"A Park Street Church, is to be let tor six twelve
months. Immediate possession given.
Apply to W. IL. JERKS,
may17dlw Under Lancaster Hall.
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j. W. DEERING,
Goal and Wood,
ITO Commercial street.
may3-neW cod u

A Desirable Double House Lot for
Sale.
TVyHE Lots occupied by block OF two houses be-
IL fore the great fire, situated ON Cumberland cor
ner OF Smith sts being about DO feet on Cumberland
and so feet on Smith st, with good well OF water
Enouire OF s. OSBORN, No North Street,
Or j. GREEDY, No Hancock Street
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ALBION HoUsE.-Board $f.25 per day.
may5tf
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FOREIGN PORTS

Ar at Padang March p, barque Nabob, Rich. from
Penang, to load for Boston.
Ar at Elsinore LIST inst, barque Reunion, Dunbar,
AT Mayaguez, Nth ult, sch II M Brookings. Doug
lass, tor New York days.
At Demarara 18th ult, brig Potomac, Moore, from
Baltimore, Gig.
At st Thomas Sd inst, barque Kedar, Holbrook.
Barbados. ar I'd; sch Geo Somes. Pray, from do
ar I'd.
Sid I'm Cieniuegos Goth ult brig Ponvert, Handy,
New York; Louisa Maria. for Portland.
AT Sagua I'd inst, barque Monitor, for New York
in days.
Sid 10th. brig Robin, Tor Philadelphia
AR at st John, NIB, 10th inst, sch Willie Move,
Larkin Portland
CID 18th, ship Wallace, Carney. Liverpool.
Also cid 10th, ship Clara Wheeler, Wilmarth, for
Liverpoolj barque Sarnia, Gould. Montevideo.
IPer steamer Samaria, New York;
Sid I'm Liverpool 1st Nile Aylward, New York;
Lathly Rich. Mitchell, Boston.
Cid list. Moses Day. Woodworth New York; Alex
Marshall, Gardiner, do.
Emit out I'd, John Harris Lang, for Belfast, Nc
Ar at Cardiff 3Oth, Hypatia, Mclean, Bangor; I'd
inst, Shatmgc, Soule, Callao.
Ar at Newport LIST, Freeman Clark, Bosworth, I'm
Bremen, to load Tor New York.
Ar at Queenstown 4th, Jane A Bishop. Kerr, from
Montevideo.
Sid nm Rangoon Mich 49, Metis, Smith, Falmouth.
Ar at Lisbon 9th ult, w E Anderson, Drummond,
Baltimore.
Cid at Havre LIST INST, Caledonia, Carter. New Or
leans.
Sid 3Oth, Wild Hunter, Howard, Cadlz and United
States; LIST inst. Mercury, Stetson, New York.
Sid FIN Helvoet I'd inst, John Watt, Poole, Cardiff.
Ar LIST, s Curling, Morse, Caao.
Portland.
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. Al New House for Sale.

49, new i-s storicd house, within two min
#;;;I utes' walk OF the Prebe House, containing
I'LL rooms, all painted and: papeIed. Plenty OF
good water. For further particulars apply 10
w. II. JERRIS, under Lancaster Hall.
NAV 1T-daWs
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Has YOUR hair turned white with sorrow?
Would you have 1t brown tomorrow?
rhen the tinge yon covet borrow
From the DYE OF CRISTADORO.