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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-05
IMPORTS.

Brig Victoria. from Havana-i07 hhds melado ITO
boxes sugar, to order.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-05
Any Young MAN

VXTANTING NICELY FURNISHED lodging room,
wv without board, in central location, at q very
reasonablesT 3, can have the same by addressing,
Iei2tn&s~ A4A4A1-I JAMES VINTNfs1 -
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-05
FOREIGN PORTS
SPOKEN.

May 8, lat % 49, Ion CT. brig Samuel Lindsey from
Boston tor Demarara, IS days out.
New York for Para.
NAY ~ lat a. len ~, ship Moses Day. from Liver
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-05

Good Opportunity for Business.
wEILe.t,bli,bsd Grocery In a desirable and
"A growing neghborhood. in the western Fart of
the CITY. now doing good business, IL offered ior
sale. $1,000 to $4,000 capital required.
Applv to w. II. JERKS,
jesdiws Real Estate Agent, under Lancaster Hall.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-05
Notice.

Notice.
THE subscribers hereby give public notice that ON
i and after this date June Sd until further notice
be given the road leading over Long Hill ESQ called
in the town OF Cape Elizabeth, Is discontinued Said
hill is now being graded and il not safe Tor public
travel ALI persons passing said road, do 90 at
their own risk.
Given under our hands this Sd day OF June, A. D.
JAMES TRIcKEY,
j, s. PICKETT,
q. A. TILiON,
selectmen OF Cape Elizabeth.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-05

ON Sunday Evening, May 30th, between Wood
" lords Corner and Cumberlandst, Gold Watch
ed by leaving it at 2lB Cumberland, corner Of Green
ct. ie2d1w
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-05
NOTICE.

ITO the inhabitants fthe Town OF Westbrook. and
l. persons liable to be assessed therein. Won are
hereby notified that the Assessors of said Town of
Westbrook will be IN session at the Town House. in
said town on the l4th, 18th and 10th days of June
1863, from o'clock M, until 70 M, and from
o'clock M until P NJ, for the purpose Of receiv-
ing true and perfect lists OF the Polls and all the
tates real anu personal not by law exempt from tax.
1uon when YOU were possessed of in said town OF
Westorook on the first day Of Apr last past, which
account you are required to bring in.
Per order OF the Board.
GEO. LIBBY,
A. LEWIS,
Assessors Of westbrook.
May goth, 1869, msysid1w
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-05
Flee Dollars Reacaed

WILL be paid sior the detection of any person
w concerned in setting fire to the grass aud un-
derbrush ON my property, on the westerly slqe OIL
Bramhall's Hill. j. b. BROWN.
mav29tf
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-05
$500 Reward.

+ OST on the afternoon Of June list, q King
IL Charles Pup, wearing collar marked No 163, with
name Of owner. The above re ward will be paif to
126 Spring st. or at Lord, Haskell q Co.'S. jszdtw
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-05

SAN FRANCISCo-Ar Sd inst. sbin N.,;o., n
gle, Nicksrson, Hong Kong -'@Aa "a
Cd Sd. ship Franklin, Drew, Hong Kong.
,,GiA,aLvEST0N-Cld 18th, brig Zavalla Williams,
:, sAyANNAIi-Ar "a, feh Aeliza, Wright, New
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-05
MEMORANDa.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

here to-day from Orleans. RIM dow,n and sunk The
s sCns MARA Hall Capt Sheppard, from Boston TOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19

TIE WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter
and in wrappers ready for the mails, contains
the proceedings of Congress; Gen. Grants
speech when notified of his election; the Rail.
road Meeting at the Board Of Trade Rooms-the
PoiuI of Rocks, and Loudon and Hampshire
roads Removal of the bodies of the AssassIna-
ton CCnsplrators; an exciting story entitled
~ n0er the lee" Society News; Political
News; Washington News and Gossip; the
Courts; the Working People: Useful Items of
Domestic Economy; Humorous Sketches; with
Departmental, and Local News; Agricultural
and Housekeeping Miscellany; and the latest
Telegrsphic Dispatches from all parts of the
world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19
The UsuEr Law AsArx.-A correspondent,

THE UsUEY Law AsATN.-A corresponding
cslls our attention 10 the fact that there Is q
feeling in Congress that the usury laws. or
some usury law. and m st be in the terest Of
the borrower, and that the money lenders ar.
the persons most anxious for the entire repeat
OF the present and indeed OF all usury laws
Now the ruth is that the facts are diametrI-
cally opposed to this Idea- OF all persons
peal of the usury laws. They can now readily
get two per cent. month on the best security,
and the price of money here runs as high as 10
per cent a month. The we'll known reason
for his is because the risk is great IN lending
money IN violation OF the usury Law, and tha'
risk must Be paid for, in addition to the
amount paid for the use Of the money.
And so il must be when any limit 10 put upon
the price for which money must SELL The
great law of supply and demand will regulate
the price of money, as it does now, in fact, and
ever Will. The question Is W neither Congress
will enact usury law limiting the rate Of in
terest to be paid when q special contract is
made by the parties, and so compel the needy
borrower TO give the rich money lender a pr
cent. beyond the actual market rates in order
TO pay for the risk he runs in violating the
law. Hundreds of thousands of dollars in
Northern cities are at this moment ready to
come TO Washington to help the enterprise and
prosperity of this city when the barriers against
Its influx are removed.
Elsewhere we present communication from
another correspondent presenting the argu.
ments for the repeal of the usury law in a clear
and convincing light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19
To adyer,is.r.-Our aaxsr,is;r

To Adyertisers.-Our advertising patrons
re requested 10 send IN their favors before
Il O'Clock m, as Advertisements received
later cannot be insured an insertion in
THE STAR Of the same day, on account of
the pressure Of news matter after that hour
With every disposition to accommodate, we
md ourselves obliged to lay down this rule
and adhere to IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19

A statement in The Revolution that hereafter
it will publish no article over two columns in
length is Immediately followed by one three
and a.half columns long The fiekleness Of
woman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19

From French & Richardson we have Hfr-
peT'S Ndgdsine, atlantic Monthly, and Gofeys
Ludy's Book tor March; from Blanchard & Mo-
hun we have Horper's, for March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19

From ShillingtoD, Odeon Building. and from
the publishers we have The Atlantic Nonthly and
Oar Young Folks: also, from Shillington we
have early copies of Hdrper's Aagdzins, Put
MANS, The GALAXY. and Godeys Lady'S Book for
March. From Philip & Solomons we have
Harper's Magazine for March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19
EqWg PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. SUWg
3O- PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETMEEN 4 Nh ANn TENru SraaErs

J. J. MAY Co,
IMPORTERS OF ALBXANDRINES and DIES
PRES BEST PARIS MD GLOVES,
OF which they have . full supply at present.
Also, ON hand, ALBXANDRE's and COURvOI-
SIEKS in all colors and sizes
~ GLOVES with one. two. three and II We But.
tons, in White, Light, Medium. bark and Bisck
"a GOOD KID GLOVE AT 81 %. in Black
and Color.
~ The TRADE supplied at New York Whole
sale puotauOns. fe Is stiff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19

An apparently well authenticated report was
current a few days ago to the effect that posi-
ton In the Cabinet Of the President elect had
been rendered to Representative Kelley, of
Pennsylvania, and declined by that gentleman.
In view of tie tenor of General Grants re-
marks to the COMMITTEE of Notification, last
Saturday. the rumor was evidently coiored a
little
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19

Real estate is unusually active in the city
Just now,-somethrng like a half acre Of arabic
and being transported and deposited on our
table every couple of hours, which the owner
is respectfully requested to remove. ''Sand in
our sugar. we have been accustomed to so
long that the average American rather likes il;
but dust his eyes, nose, mouth, ears, hair,
and over and into his clothes is q little too
much. .sLet ms have P"-avements!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19

L ERTILIZ ERs
Forty tons pure and Genuine ROME DUST made
at my mill warrsnt,d the purest lot in the District
BAUGHs RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
ANDREW GOES sUPER PHOSPHATE OF
CAPE VERDE ISLAND GUANo,
FISH GUANO.
Also,
A LOT of ADULTERATED PERUVIAN GUANo
Railroad and Lever Rorse Powers and Threshers
MOVING AND REAsING MACHINES.
DROPPIRs AND SELF-RAKERs
Also.
Extras for all kinds Of REAPBRs AND NOW
ERs, THREsHERs. HORSE POwERs, and all
implements.
HAY PRESSES.
- $1,000 WHEAT DRILLS.
CULTIvAroRs Of all kinds
FARM CARTS,
WHEEL HoRsi RAKIs'
GARDEN i ssP .i h5t5: SEEDS,
p. BARTHOLow.
SIS SEVENTH STREET,
Gov Pennsylvania avenue
0REKN WILLIAMS, Aacts. feiO
NOTICE TO Cash BUYERS OF DRY GOODS.
Having completed our inventory, We shall place
cur si
determination to close out, and that ne NAV do
fseis .. ann Ss: s1 SRaELS y
cash buyers. ="
HGREAT JOBS ON REMNANT COUNTER.
Bieachsd and Brown BOTTOMS very low.
, %. Nv: skLBY Co,
''l0'o rsun chsoS and fHE :s.s south 'i'''
r. Ehov VAL
.o,vr .x,ys9AansJUfL cross;
A1A fAsf. q P iii tbsfIfhsoI CON-
Bias Removed from No. 81 Louisiana avenue, to
nS So rsnS .S s avenue, between 9Th and
ENGLBH AND EUBoPsAN NEWS.
"fHE MALL
APaper containing the News, the princi pal Lead.
from Ia Tmes |. thus rsndsrsd ss.
ABLE; IN eheep FORM for persons residing abroad or
The days Of publication are Tuesdays and Fri.
days, In the AFTERNOON, And the price 10 Sd per
S1bscriSsrs can obtain THE MALL through
MeNspaper gents, OF. may have IL from the Pub
hshsr, on prs-psSment,st Printing Hose square.
SHAr'IILDsA s sbi $4,000 SSHrsOrIosrRr
ootvooo lZtn ana lan euoeB.
OHeI1RS, 0AM1 AND REHREsHMENTS
Furnished q my Saloon % all hours.
fertiee, Weddings, Dinners, Receptions, &c,
furnhbed q the shortest notice and the latest
'Ss Also Table Ware 40 Ss .f,'ss'';f Mr'
CARPKTs, CURTAINS, &c.
The LARGEST SOCK
THE NEWEST AND BEST PATTER VS.,
THE MOST REASONABLE PRICESiSi
WIN. o. MITCaELL Co.
Over Perry Bro q
ja 26-1y Dry Goods estAblish ment.
INV HA MS,
Ohoicest Maryland euyine
WHICH PkEnIUM FAMILY FLOUR,
HEW YORK B0TfER
EEW YORK BuCKWHEAT.
n. w. BCRCHxLL,
fe4 Cor 18th and sta, under Ebbiff House.
A NNoUE LOCKWOOD WIN
"a eel her large and ysn rejected ssock of0A.s
than cor, for . few days. in order 20 ciose
the business Persons may here find beautiful
collection OF WREATHs and FLOW ERs for even
Ing wear. 3sl street, bet. sth and 9th. Ja3s-9v'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19

LIMESTONE LIMEsTONEi LIMESTONE
CAR LOADS of the favorite and well known
brand Of
LIMESTONE FAMILY FLOUR,
Just received and for sale
Also. all Grades of WESTERN AND SOCTU.
ERN EATBAs, suitable fer Bakers and Grscers
BEAVANS SHAW,
% l9 Pm street. between 18th and 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19

Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery
No. 3a1 STREET. .
BETWEEN A.. ANB 9TH STREETS.
HAyINNERB CRACKERS
Are admttsd BY oil impartial judges to be the bert
The reasons are obvious:
We have erected one Of Mex enzie splendid Reel
Our machinery 10 the best and newest Patent.
wMsSX the b! best t nst sn1hn.,
We manufacture from twenty i've to thirty bar
We keep pI no cid stock on hand, and consequently
our Crackers are always fresh.
Try for yourselves, you will find our statement
10 prevent fraud, our orsckeu are stamped with
WIG "-'' "HAvENNER.r
from ,your Grocer, send 70 ths Bakery, s47 q st.;
We will supply you.
We offer the following assortment
SODA CRACKERS
wAfSSE SRA A@sSH,g
sos SaE4sk esAGpSSs sE >,
'If soSy55ss sfhss
SUGAR cRACKEss. ~
"HAvlNNIRs FAMILY BRBADn
This ansauallsd Bread il now for sale By most of
the leading GrOcers Of the city:
Is is made Of select Family Flour; 10 thoroughly
baked, In nckenzieb Patent Oven; 10 always
sweet, white, nutritious, and IL guaranteed to
weigh sixteen ounces.
CAUTION "A great deal Of Bread 10 sold for
6avennerb' which never came from our estab-
iishment. TO prevent far - possible. this dis
n0nesty; We have supplied All our sutnorised Gro
anime for yourselves JAS I'm
LARGEST STOCK" ~
"FINESr SELECrIONS.''
ALL KINDS
WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOW SHILLING AT REDUCED PRICES.
AT
CUM MI Ms
INTENSIVE SHOE STORE,
SAT SEVENTH STREET.
jan Next to Northern Market.
Nl BOWLiuG SALOON,
uhp1R METBOPOLIrAH HALL.
0EORGE BAUER. PrsPristor.
open froms Q. m. 10 y ,. N. fAs Bar d stocksd
* :, :s =. a a.sI s... s''''' 'W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUR.
scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county, in the District of Co
lumbia. letters testamentary the personal
estate OF WILLIAM II. GIBSON, late OF
Washington county, ID. u deceased. All Der.
sons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subsc rbsr. on or be-.
fore the 10th day of February thew may other.
wise by law be excluded from ell benefit OF the said
estate. Given under my hand this 18th day of
February, 1859. MARTHA A. GIBSON
feb - 1aw3W. Executrix
LIMITED eTATIs PATENT OPFIOI,
~ WASHINGTON, D. o., February ii. 1889
OF Lock port. n. T.. praying for the extension OF
. patent granted him on the 18th day Of June
1858, and reiesued on the LIST day of MAY 1850 for
an Improvement in Mode Of Hanging Bells:
II 10 ordered that said petition be heard at this
ONCE on the Path day OF May next ANY person
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposi.
tions and ether papers should be led In this once
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE.
fe19-law3w Commissioner Of Patents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19
BANKERS.

JAY COOKE . co.,
a KD
YIyYIINYI STREET, OPPos'YI rruasy,v
Buy and se stcarrent market rates, soo
constantly on hand . fun supply OF all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvBETHIRTIEs, AND >eNPouup
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, 60, sxsopts,
and collections made on ell accessible poiua.
ne LIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19
BALLS, PARTIES, d.

THE SECOND GRAND ANNUAL Rail- or
the fAhbmOtNT eOCIALs will De N
CIV. ~ = 4, ODD FELLOWS, Hail. I'm st. -
OF mtNbA FEBRUARN 22H. l~ea -
me C9mmntee will do every thing in their q
power that will promote tl@ etTov ueft "a al 80
may fayoT ne with their pTescnoe ~
Ilckee 81. feis st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19

L IBsr NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON
u. d CSOKk, fef Jay Cooke a 90 , Pre,idsrt
VIM 9. HUSrISGTeS. Cashier
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE uHrTA
STATES,
1StA s',s.s, sppostfs fAs Tssssyr Dcsglssssf
Government Securities With Treasurer Unit
States,
~OSH AILLION DOLLARS
We buy and sell all classes OF GOVERyMEE.
SECURIIIESa ct current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE ssd sssls c,llse,,..
- ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF rBI
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Voucher, on tn,
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and live car,
ful attention 70
ACCOUNTS OF B BUSINESS MEN s.x Fyth,
and to any other business entrusted 90 u,
FULL IMPORTATION In regard 20 GoykRs
AIHT LOANS 1t all times cheerfully furnishes.
WIN. 9. HUNTINGTON. Dash
Warrington, March %, lscs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19

JUST REOEIVED BY TUESDAYS STEAMER,
yow.pR1crn s HSR RSS Sp sels' o,, c,orus
RUGS AND MATS.
Sl.25.
Good INGRAM CARPETIHGs at slla. worth
Coed IsGRAIH oABPETINas at sl.Y, worth
q -.
Good FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, pretty colors and
patterns. st rs cents, worth 81.
Good FLOOR OIL CLOTHS at 81. worth 81 IS.
Rooms and Halls measured and Gods cut cut as
Also Just received, Q lot o. very superior Rag
and LIST CARPETIA0S. Cheap.
Dealer in Oil kinds furniture Dry Goods.
fe 6-eoim Intel. Ne. Market Seace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19

A NEW UNIVERSAL ALMANAC
WHITTAKERD ALMANAC FOR SEQ =,
thick vol. small svo, well printed, peDer q ~
CONTENTS: The CALENDAR, Key % the O.,epa.r
sSH0rtsnssns CsiendaI. The 1nslish GovsEnnsat..
Foreign Nations, Bducation, Obi.uari"s. Mssso =,
oloes, Army and Nav. British Possessions Bank.
sb8 StseshVss 0S's &c. fe 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19

(,REAT Observation-Disclosures
TEE sURREHpER oF Grs Lrr.r .ppo
NATION &. a.
1hie Grand Rhetorical PsintfnR T. on e.hf Sftior
Cigar Store s"e
The Painting valued NJ 8 Is 49, 4. Cor sale
MT. u GUIbLaCMG the Artistic % IND.
Painting. .tn be pleased 20 exeoute Portrait. in
Aomteelon, - Cents g. SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-19

TAKE NOTICE
The name q. b JEWELL, and also the quality,
10 stamped on every bar.
Ask your grocer for any Of these, apd be sure you
get them, and take no other.
Manufactory-5OO and soy street north. be-
tween 9Th and 5th, Washington, D. O. fell
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

~ wFsr eth ST. BETWEEN erH AND 7rH AVS
respect able rr M nurse and 10 do plain sewing no
obection 10 assist 10 chnmberwork willing and obging
best city reference Cali for two days
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-11-12
A Good Word for Town.

The editor of the Methodist Re-
corder has recently been travelling in
the west, and was particularly i'm
pressed with the growth and promise
of Iowa. He says: al
Iowa Is destined TO become grea.
state. During the past year 900 miles
OF railroad have been constructed
within its bounds, and along its diff
ferent lines of railroads towns arc
springing up as ii by magic. In the
production of corn the state stands
third In order In the aggregate
amount produced. aud In the average
per acre, IL leads all others. From
the official report OF the agricultural
department 1t appears that In 1864
the state produced total of As, All, ,l33
bushels of this crop; in 1866, 81, 5,92s,.
9SS; in 1867, 74,000,0OO; in 1868. 90
ooo,ooo, --a .,.is yvu4, -iiuuIu lIiu
weather prove good In ripening time,
1t will probably be 10 or perhaps
ll5,000,00G. In another thing, a.
concerns production of wheat and
corn, Iowa leads all others, IL wo
may believe the figures of the de-
partment Of agriculture. In a table
showing the average value OF these
crops produced to each inhahitant,
the report represents the fact that tho
average In Iowa was $72-Sl2 more
than any other state, Illinois being
next. Iowa Is good state for fruit.
now that her people have learned
what varieties are adapted to the
climate. Apples are raised without
trouble In all sections, aud grapes
never fail. Pears do well, ana
peaches are becoming common hi
many localities. In 1864 there were
634. 300 fruit trees In bearing, and I'm
1865, l.D75,l77; at the present time
there is nearly double the latter
amount. For stock growing, In all
branches, Iowa Is particularly well
provided. In educational advant-
ages, especially public schools, Iowa
has no superior In the states, old or
young. The amount of It's perma-
nent school fund, as exhibited by tlle
last report of the auditor, is 2,2aI,-
1882. The value OF the pubic
school houses at the present time, is
nearly, IL not quite, $1,000, 900.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-11-12
Bcecher's View OF the
Woman Question.
From the New York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune.
In his speech at Hartford, Connec.
ticut, the other day, the Plymouth
Church orator gave us his views of
the Woman Question. He has raised
the dogma of the professional Wo-
mans Rights organization toa higher
plane than IL has occupied hitherto.
In fact, Mr.. Beecher has said several
things worthy of attentions: os that IL
Is not wanted to advance woman to
higher posltion--which she can not
have relatively, however much we
try to vary the plan of creation, but
to give her more influence, and that
there Is nothing good which woman
should not do If she can. Mr.. Beecher
favors literally our drinking deep of
the Pierian well Of suffrage, and will
have negroes, Cinnamon and all 10
enter upon the stage of equal rights.
Well and good; but let us have the
first proof of woman suffrage; the
Willingness oil tue majority OF wo-
men to vote nt all.
Mr.. Lloyd Garrison, another ad-
mirable woman's man, regards the
new suffrage movement as u kind of
anti.slavery cause. We fail to hear
the clanking Of chains, though, in
deed, we see the sheen of jewels and
gold, and the beauty of silk and mil.
linery. DO these slaves of magnifi-
cence wish to vote? these victims of
beauty to hold office? these rulers and
arbiters of the household To compete
with men?--that is the question.
Mr.. Garrison seems to think that the
Reuoiution Is good newspaper,
therein, we suppose, obeying his old
journalistic instincts. Nor does he
appear to believe that the woman's
cause has been In all respects well
recommended. In fact, he has the
audicity to deny the authenticity Of
Miss Anthony's National Suffrage
Association.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-11-12
one inch of this ship remains above

one inch of this ship remains above
water. When / can see none of 1t,
then / shall abandon the vessel, aud
not before, nor one Of my crew, sir.
Everything shall be done to save it.,
and IL we fail, it shall not be from in
action. Come bear a hand, every
man of you at the pumps" #.
Twice during the day did we des-
pair; but the captains doubtless
courage, perseverance and powerful
will, mastered every mind OH board
that ship, and we went to work
again. ..
IT will land you all safe at the
port i'm Liverpool" ," said he 'if YOU
will only be men," .a
And he did land us safely, but the
vessel sank moored to thfdock. The
captain stood on the deck of his sink
ing ship, receiving the thanks and
blessings of his passengers as they
passed down the gang. plank. Twas
the last to leave. AS 1 passed he
grasped my hand and said: ..
Judge P, do you recognize
me?" a..
l told him that I was not aware
that l ever saw him until / stepped
aboard the ship.
IA ~
"You saw me years ago In Cincin-
natl. Do you remember the boy in
search of Geography"
VERY well, sir; William Haver.
ly."
~ am he," said he. "God bless
you"
And God bless and preserve Cap.
tain Haverly!" ...-