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DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESIlC fOhISs
,1NDIANoLA-Ar 18th, sch Cady. Small. New
GALvEsToN-Ar 21st, sch Kalmer Lambert.
AT I'D brig caroline Grav, Gray, Rockland.
Cid I'D fch VIM Slater. Watts Pen, acoa.
NEW 0RLEANS-Ar 25tn. brig Mary M Williams
Below 25tn, ships Wild Hunter, nowatt. Havre 81
Cid 2oth. ships Martha Cobb, Pearson, fer Hayre;
MeBILE-Ar z4th, barque Esther, Prince, from
. JAcKsoNyILLE-Ar 2ath, schs Nevada Davis,
savannah: Chas CGmery, Schwartz Boston
Jacksonville.
ST MARYs, GA-Cld oath, brig Executive, Cor
II. In port 2tih; narque Clara Eaton, Merriman, for
Montev,deO. ldg.
derson, and Poledo Piummer, Matanzas
CID asth, bar,ue Arthur kinsma1, BucSnsm. tor
John L,mnburner, circuit. Charleston.
PHILADELPHiA-Ar 10th. brig Josephine, from
Cd 18th, barque Omaha, Ballard. Savannah.
NEW YOkk-Ar 2.th. scbs Geo Some. PRAY,
Omoa, Hon, 20 days: A H am, Simpson, rhiiadel-
vile I6 days; Richmond Cobb. Bucksport 20 days;
VIM morrill,. Low. rnzabethpor, lor Provides
Ar 2atb. brig jeremiah Ford. Natanzas
Cid goth, briggs Prairie Rose, Griffin Tor Cardepas:
Catawba Havener, Trinidad Helen o p inney'
BOYD, Cardenas schs Alpha. Munson, st Jago; VIM
Dem ng. Cook. Cien,ueRos LEILA. Foss Charleston:
Clara Bell Amesbury, Rarpahannock River; John
McAdam. Willard. Poconsin I;iypr Va.
Sid 18Th, ship Frank lut, tor San Francisco; brig
q M Rowley, Tor Caibarien.
PRONIDENCE-Cld 2Stb, sch Snow Bird, Nc
LaughIn, st John. n 4, via Portland.
Ar 30h, sch Greenland, Parks Calais
NGWPORT-Sld 18th, brig Marion McCIoud for
Portland.
Ar esth, sch Com Kearney, Pbil5rook i'm Calais:
Georgiana, Reed Rockla. ID Tor New York
BOSTON-Ar 2sth, sch Emeline McLain, Torrey.
Ogeechee River. Ga. ''
Cl1 2sth brig Lizzie Billings, iT3r) Johnston ian
st John, NE, via Portland; schs Mary Hall. Pint
ham, Rockland; Venus, Coffin. Pembroke, A
Ar S0th, sch Sarah f Snow, Staples, tor Grand Mo
nau, NIB. NE
vile. oaeAson-
GLOUCESTERz,Ar Goth, sch VIM r Pace NAL
Loeb, Boston Tor Eastport pulaski paimss,' NH
York tor Passport. -ei' we"
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SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD BoNDs.-The at
tention of Inver tors and Capitalists is especial
~ directed to the advertisement of the SEVEN
PER CENT GOLD BONDS of the Chicago and
South Western Railway Co., which are offered
by Messrs. Frank s. Cans, Bankers, of New
Xo,k. at the low price of OF. and accrued inter.
est, in currency. These bonds are not only
secured by extensive tracts of the richest lands
in the West, but they are GUARANTEED by the
Chicago, Rock Island g. Pacific R. R. Co.,
which repders the investment secure and first
class in every respect For further particulars
OF this valuable loan see advertisement
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

last BUXTON STATION. on the Portland and
T. Rochester Railroad, wi be discontinued On
and after EepI uary l, 1870, uhtil further notice
THoS. Quincy, Sup't.
January 90, 1870. jansidlw
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MARRIED..

In Cape Elizabeth, Jan. 30, by Rev. 81. NJ. Vail,
John Prout. OF Portland, and Harriet Chase, oi
b bennington, Indiana.
In Farmington, Jan. "a, Peter r. TUFTS, Esq, and
Mrs. Louisa s. Parcher.
In farmioeton. Jan. IL, John NJ. Walton and Mrs.
Mary A. johnson.
In Rockland Jan. 20 Capt. S. P. Perry, OF South
ThoDaston. ard Fra kalcck, OF r.
In Rock aud, Jan 26, Geo. l.. Pullman and Mary j.
Eowell, both OF Thomaston.
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FOREIGN pCRTa

New York. us osspee' Spfa.ue'
Ar at Liverpool 2sth nit. shns Pima Donna Lunt
San frlncisct: Oracle, Humphrey, do.
Al AZ haiilx t4th ult, big d Whidden, Moore,
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HThe Custom House will be closed to-day from
to II O'clock.
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M A N UFACTURED

han
importation. o DressGo
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F 0 R

from shilling the BLACK Apaes centIo
70 cents of and cloths
A nof goods arr selling less than
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES..
Beware of Pickpockets.
MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
PORTLAND, Jau. 31st. 1870.
AS person can have use for money or jewelry at
the CITY Hall on Tuesday, ie is hoped that such
will not be brought there merely for the encourage
mept of pickpockets.
feb1-1t JOHN SWEET. City Marshal.
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Ifer steamer Deutschland, at New Y otk'T
ar at LIVERPOOL 18th inst, Gen Chamber ain alex
ANGER and VIM CUMMINGS Miller. New OTIeHns;,
Cid at London 18th, Am Congress, ior new 'oRA'
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Safe for Sale.
MANUFACTURED by Titon s. Mcfarland.
Az Can be seen at rooms of
ieiui" +. o. BAILEY & Co.
18fxchanae 1t.
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Yours respectfully, A. L. sCovILL.
Soil by all Medicine Dealers. febi.aw
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ANDROsCOGGIN COUNTY.
On the question of annexng Auburn to
Lewiston the aldermen have voted informally as
i~fIo"s. JS-o. o, 4.
Henry Stills is playing Jeremy Diddler in
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= nc PlebeScite.

PARIS, April 70 = rhc Journal Othoa GU,
talns an I'm Icral decree calling upon the 60
pie or the uailnD to accept Lr IT CT the project
OF following The pleb. scite on the 9Th OF May
next. The people approve the liberal reforms
which have been effected iu the Constitution
sine; 1860 by the Emperor with the concurrence
of the great Legislative bodies of the State,
AMI Iatiy tie Senatu. Cousultum Of April 20th
1870. O,her parts ol the decree cuutaln direc
tions iur the uanner of voting. TIE ballot
boxes will tie opened at tx &C ock in the morn
Ing, and remsiu open till six p. LII. The con
vass Of votes will commence Immediately alter
the closing OF the baIIoting. The form OF the
vote will be- YES" or"no'' on paper: The TO-
gal electors CT the army and navy will vote at
their place OF garrison, or at their residence at
the time OF The election. The returns OF the
vote in each department will he canvassed In
pubic session by three counseors general ap-
pointed by the pref ct'of the Department.
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Office of FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALER5IN GOVERN.
MENT SECURITIES,
NO. NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK,

No. 5 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK,
February 18th, 1879.
1he remarkable sue ess who attended cur
negotiation o. the LosEs of the CENTRAL Pa
cIF1c RAILROAD COMPANY and the WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, and the popu.
larlty md credit which those Loans have main
taEed III the markets. both in this country and
Europe have shown that the First Mortga ye
Bonds If wisely located and honorably. 10 an
aged Railroads are promptly recognized and
readily taken rs the most suitable, safe and sd-
van,agcous form of investment yielding
moro liberal income than can here .fter be de-
rived from Government Bonds, and available
to take their place
Assured That in the selection and negotiation
Of superior Rail road Loan, we ure meeting g
great public want, and rendering valuable
servicc-bo:h to the holders of Capital and to
those great National works Of internal i'm
provemcnt whose intrinsic merit and substan-
tial character entitle them to tho use OF Capital
and tho confidence Of investors-we now offer.
with special confidence and satisfaction, ihe
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
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s 8 8 s 8 8 8 4 8 . s +

TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We arc now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant
employment at home, tho whole of the timo or
for tho spare moments Business new, light
and profitable. Persons of either sex easily
earn from SOC TO SIS per evening, and pro-
portional sum by devoting their whole time to
tho business. Boys and girls earn nearly as
much as men. That ali who see this notice
may send their address, and test tho busir es:,
we make this unparalleled offer: TO sIch rs
arc not we'll satisfied we will send 5 10 pay for
the trouble of writing. Fall particulars, q val
liable sample, which CT, VIII DO to 3n'nence york
Pauion-one of the largest and best family news.
papers published-all sent iroe by mail Read
ar, if you want pcrmanon., profitable work adj
dress L. Q. ALLEN u CO, Augu=ts. Maine.
ian 24-d&.w3m
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The Markets..

NEW YORK, April 90 Stocks strong. Money
easy at 6 per cent. Gud l34. Virgiuia skies,
OK coupon, G9$, new GSl. Flour SC better.
Wheat is q shada f!mer Corn quiet and un-
changed.
BALTIMoRE, April 90 -Virci MA sizes, old
j62 b d 81 asked do, 1856, &C bid, est asked.
do 1867, 81 bid North Cardinals, old, 465
lid, al asked Cotton quiet and steady at %
firm at G4 .66,. Rye steady ut 95 al 10.
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LOCAL NEWS.
CHURCH SERVICES, &c.. TOMORROW

Christ Ghureh-Service at II q. N AMI II
D. 10 BY Rev Mr.. MGKim. ,
St. Paups Nurch-Servlce at II g. ID. anu
-. NJ, by Rev DR.. Norton.
Grace Cxrch-Service at II a. m. ana '7 p
by Rev. Mr.. Sprigg.
St. Marys.-Msss at and II d m, and YES
pers at AZ D. m
First Presbyterien Service in the morning
by Rev A D. Pollock. No service at night
Second Presbyterian.-Sermo In Inc morn
ing by Rev. DR.. Jones and Communlon ser,
vices. At i o'clock F. m, Ssooath School
meeting of the children and youth OF the city
Addresses wiz BE- delivered by several members
of the Presbytery At night the Rev. J. j.
Bullock, D d., will be installed Pastor of the
Church A. Lefevre, Of Baltimore, will
preach the sermon, Rev. J. D. Mitchell. D. D..
will deliver the charge to the people, and Rev.
E. 81. Cumpston the charge to the Pastor.
Methodist Episcopal Church South.-Ser
mon in the morning by Rev. DR.. White, and
ut night by Rev. Il. l.. McMurran
Methodist EpascspaI.-Service in the morn
ing by Rev. Mr.. Lupton.
Methodist rotsstant-Service in tho Ii orn-
ing by Rev. e N. Campo, III
BaDtiSt.-Service in the morning and at night
by Rev. NJ. Ryland
Village Chapel--Ssrvics in tho morning and
at night, by Rev. Geo. W. Lightner.
Aiercndria Christian Assoeidtion.-G
Prayer Meeting in the Meth. Prot. Church, ut
O. clock p: NJ, and every evening during the
coming week in the Associations new room.
second floor of No. 80 King street. at o clock.
A cordial welcome will DO given TO all who
will attend upon these means OF grace
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The MARKET, this morning, was we'll sup
piled, and there was large attendance OF sell
lers and buyers, Vegetables are coming H. IN
moro abundance We saw this morning aspar'
agus and radshcs. There is no material change
to be noticed 10 the prices last quoted, OF
sprouts, lettuce, kale, &c.-though as the sea-
son advances there is gradual decline. Butch
er's meats are without change. Butter (tresh
40a5O cts. per ID. Eggs % cts. per dozen.
Poultry very scarce and high. Fresh fish in
abundance and at reasonable prices. The flower
stands, as usual, very attracive-Mr Slater
was busy to day disposiug Of his beautiful
variities. The market square presented abusy
aud lively appearance.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad CO.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad connect.
ing the Atlantic ooaot on d til o mag uiGrrnt nar-
| bors of the Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio Riv-
| or at point Of reliable navigation, and thus
| with tho entire Railroad system and water
transportation ofthe great West and Southwest,
forms the additional East and West
Trunk Line, so imperstively demanded for
the accommodation of the immense and rapidly
growing transportation between the Atlantic
seaOCard and Europe on the one hand, and the
great producing regions Of the Ohio and Mis-.
sissippi Valleys on the other.
The importance of this Road as u
new Outiet from the West TO the sea
magniGes it into one Of national consequence
and insuros TO it an extensive through traffic
from the day Of lis completion; while. in the
Development of the extensive agricultural and
mineral resources Of Virginia and West Vir-
glnia, it possesses along its own lile, the ele-
ments Of I. large and profitable locsl business
Thus the great interests both gen eral and 10
cal, which dcma d the completion Of the CHEs-
APEAKE AND OHIo RAILROAD to the Ohio Riv
cr, afford the surest guarantee Of its success and
value, and render it the IN Ost i'm pOrtant
and substantial Railroad enterprise
now III progress Ill ILLS couHtTy
It's superiority as an East and West route,
and the promise Of an immense and profitable
trade awaiting It's completion, have drawn to it
the attention and co.opor-tion Of prominent
Capitalists and Rail- Dad men OF this City, OF
sound Judgment and known integrity, whose
connection with it, together with that of emf
nent citizens snd business men of Virginia and
Yves. Virginia. ENSURES au energetic,
honorable and successful manage
ment.
The Road is completed and in operation frosn
Richmond 10 the celebrated White Sulphur
Springs of West Virginia, 227 miles, and there
remain but 200 miles (now partially construct
terminus on tho Ohio river At or near, the
mouth of the Big Sandy Riu"r. 1Hh mil"e how"
Cincinnati, and $50 miles below Plttsburg.
Lines are now projected or in progress
| through Ohio and Kentucky to this point
which will connect tho Chesapeake and ONO
| with the entire kalI DAD systems OF the W eat
| and Southwest, ard with the Pacific Railroad.
| Its valuable franchises and superior adVan-
tases will place the CHESAPEAKE AND OHlo
| RAILROAD COMPANY among the richest ana
most powerful and trustworthy corporations Of
the country; and there exists present vsluo'
| in completed road and work done, equal TO the
| entire amount Of tho mortgage
| The details Of the Loan have boon arranged
with special rc!crenc" TO the wants OF all classes
| ofinvestors; aud combine the various features
| of convenience, safety and protection against
! loss or fraud.
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OUR NEW DRESS GOODS.
The latest styles just received from Now \ orls
Plain Buff Jsckonet Lawns.

The latest styles just received from Now 7 orl;.
Plain Buff Jsckonet Lawns.
Green
p" Pink -
Cambric:.
Very rich Blue and Buff Ginghams and
Pl.in Pink, Green, Buff, Brown and Steel.
mixed Linen for Sui s-the new Buff; very
pretty Figured and Dotted Linen. We note
especially the White Linen Lawn.
PERCALS, OR CAMBRIC5-The:e goods
are in striped aud figured, and have been much
LESos AND CHEENEs-wo have these
in Gray Dahlis. Blue, Pink and Green. They
are very beautiful and cheap for suits and
walking dresses
DEMONSTRATIONS Green Check;
also, Gray, Beaver Color and Blue, very ele
CANT and beautiful.
We feel that our goods this season embrace q
tronage of our friends with the assurance that
We can suit all tastes. L. l.. WOOD,
ap 22-tf No. 62 King street.
q PRING STYLES FOR 1870.
Mrs. LINDHEIM
who has boon in New York for soma days pat
is now sending per express to
No. 90 KING STREET,
large stock of
MILLINERY, -
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND FANCY GOODS.
of the latest and most fashionable styles ano
patterns
Her selection of BONNET5 is unequslled.
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,ds ara in denominations Of
$1,000. $500 and $lOO.

Thew will be issued as Coupon Bonds payabIe
to Bearer and may be held in that form; or
The Bond may be registered in the name OF
the owner, with the coupons remaining psyao'e
to bearor attached the principal being then
transferable only on tho books o! the Company
unless reassgncd to bearer or
The coupons may be detached and cancot'eu'
tina Bond inside o permanent Registered Bon",
transferable only on the books of tho Company
and the interest made paysbio only to tho re-
gistercd owner or his attorney.
The th-,o classes will DO known respectively
a.
fl. "COUpON BONDS PAYABLE TO
! BEARER"
"a "REGISTERED BONDS Will No9'
| PONS ATTACHE D."
| 3l "EEGISTERED BONDS WITH OU-
| pONs DETACHED, and should be so desig
7 ated by Correspondents in specifying Inc CLASS
| o. Bonds de.ired.
They have THIRTY YEARS to run from
.January Is, 1870, with interest at SIX per CENT
NOR aonuu from November J, 1917. fNlNC1
E,1 INTEREST PAYABLE ~ GOLD IN II
| city Of i CIV York
Tho interest is payable in NAY and NoVEM-
| BgK. iha: il may take the place ot that OF 'ne
earlier issues of Five-Twenties, ana suit the
convenience OF Our friends who already hold
G, ntrsl and Western Pacific Bonds, with inter
ct pavablu in January snd July, and who
NAV desire in making additional nvestm ents'
70 have their interest receivable at different sea-
sons Of the year.
Tho Lo.n is secured by q mortgage upon M =
! ontire Line of Ro al from Rlctn md TO ne OnIo
| RIVER. with tho equipment and Nil "tnes ptoP'
| -,r md ,nrurtennncns connected herewith
sinking Fund Of sl00 600 per rnhum j.
nroyIt,rd fox the redomp:i OF mo bonus, ~
take effect one year alter the complexion u 'Ne
Tho mortgage is for $4,000 W OF waic zen
s2nr 10 viii be reserved nd held IN trust iof
~ rsi ,mption OF outstanding Bends OF tne
V'iroiu;a Central Railroad Company no"
rn,.r,.t in the CHEAP AND OHIO.
81 tho Remaining Sl3,WoCeo sulnciI,
c,nrurt :yill be sold 70 cDmpete the rohc 10 10 G
Ohio river, perfect snd improve ths poruol
nov in operation, and Thoroughly equip tn
yhuIe for a large and active traffic.
The present price is 80 and accrued interest,"
, \ Loan 20 amply secured, 80 Carefully guard
ed ard so certain heretitor 10 command 6
nr,rninent place among the favorite securue
in the markets, both OF this Country and u
rope, will be at once appreciated and quickly
absorbed Very respectfully,
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CHESAPEAKE PREsBYrERY. In the oper
session OF The Presbytery yesterday,
Rev. r. l.. McMurran having declined the
cali to the church at Cu'peprr Court House
t session OF that church was authorized ~
SUPPLY the pulp for the next six mouths
The committee Oh supplies reported that
church. on the 5;h Sabbath, and Rev. L. L.
McMurrau on the 4 h Sabbath Of May
y tree conversation upon the subj ct OF re.
GgiOn was then entered upon, and satisfactory
report Was read OF the advancement OF he III
huencc Of the church Within the limits OF the
PreSty;ery during the past year.
The session of the W, st River church was
allowed to supply the pu pit .! that church for
the next six months.
The Presbytery then Adjourned TO meet again
tais uInrbiug at o'clock.
Presbytery met at o'clock pursuant to ad
journment.
Rev. W. T. Richardson having received a
call to the church at Warrenton, he accepted
it, and Rev. Messrs. White and Mitchell, aud
Elder Lupton, were apprihted committee on
installation the cermnoy 70 take place on the
Saturday preceding tho 1T Sabbath IN June.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell to preach the sermoo, Rev.
Mr.. White to charge the pastor. aud Elder
Luptou to charge the people.
Rev. Dr.. jones made report on the nal-
rative, which was adopted.
Rev. Messrs u. A. Smith OF the Episcopal
church aud J. Fl. Haynes Of the NJ. E. church
were invited to take seats az corresponding
members.
Dr. White offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That Ia view of the increas, OF
the numbers Of or candidates for the minis
try dependent on the church for their sup
port, and of the necessities of the committee
to whom this interest is entrusted, it b. urged
on our church to make, as soon as practical,
liberal contributions to the cause OF education.
Salem, Fauquier county, Va, was SELECTED
as the place, and - o'clock noon on the Wed
nesday before the 4sh Sabbath in October as
the time for the next meeting of the Presoy-
terry.
w. O. Robey, a coored licentiate, made. a
statement of his laborers during the last six
months, in which be expressed himself as salts.
fed that he was engaged in field where those
labors would make good return.
Rev j. A. Letevrc presented the report Of
the committee on sustentation, which was &C
cepted.
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ALEXANDRIA PLANNING MILLs.-We had
the pleasure, during recsnttrip to Alexandra.
Of visiting these extensive works-owned by
Robert Jameson and Boyd NJ. Sm'th-and
were agrreably surprised at the vast and lmpor,
tant improvements upon the OLD system u
manufacturing sash, door, blinds, &c. These
gentlemen are young men of energy aud worth,
and we wish them SUCCESS. They viii ship
bulldog material, finished or unfinished to
any point in thu Valley Warren County
Sentinet
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

$SOO.-WANTEDa an active msn in each
county in the States, to travel and take orders
6y sample for TEA COFFEE and SPICES. -
10 suitable mon we will give alary of $500 to
slUo) year, above travelling and other ex.
penses, and reasonable commission on salea.
Immediate applications are solicited from
proper parties References exchanged. Apply
to, or address imme diatelr
J. PACKER & co,
"rontinental Mills
ap 2l-4t "a Bowery. New York
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The MOrnlOns,

GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, April %.
1t is stated that the Mormons north OF here
are tuying all the arms and ammunition they
can obtain. The ostcnsible object is protec-
liOn against Indian hostiIitles, but tho Indians
have never been hostile to the Mo1moDs.
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ap 2l-4t
Wine.

a gentem IN in New Jersey, named Speer is
cu!tVating the Port grape with signal SUCCESS,
from which an excellen: wine is made, which
adopted for modi:inal purpose Is in the hos pitfalls
OF New York, Philadelphia and Washington.
ap l8-lW
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FISK d. HATCH, Bankers.

?. S.-We have issued pamphlets eontain n,n
eli nurticnl.re ststist cal d.,sis maps, etc.
wnich viii he furnish ed upon application.
;zs- We buy and sell Goyernmenns no ara
and receive the accounts Of Banks, Bsnhef .,
Cnrncraricns AMI o,he:s, sutje:t to Gu .ch ~
sight and allow intere,t en- dal y bs!anc's
New York, feb 22-ItSm
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ESSAYS FOX YOUNG MEN, on tho do
lights OF lIcME, and the proprety or impro
priety of &c ting NJ 4rri ii, with sanitary help
for those who leel uni!tad for atrImonial
happiness Sent free, in ss.lsd envelopes. Ad-
dress, HOWARD II ISOLATION, Box I,
Philadelphia Pa. III 2S-3mi&w
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ADJUSTMENTS.
T IBkETY HALL.

T lBAErY HALL.
The celebrated English Actress,
Mrs. CLAUDE HAMILTON,
Mrs. Z. ). PARKER,
ALEX. DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION,
assisted by Messrs. j. HARRIS and E. J.
TOWNSEND, of the Equal Dramatic Associs-
ton, Of Washington city,
IN THREE PIECES:
TO OBLlGE gENSON, TWO CAN PLAY
AT THAT GAME. and SPECTRE
BRIDEGROOM.
PROGRAMME.
The performance will commence with the
laughable Commedie.ta Of
TO OBJ LICE B NSON.
Benson, b,rris.er .................M. c. Mitchell
Trotter Southdowr, his friend.."...W m. Baker
John Meredith, Benson's pup;l........A. G. Kell
Mrs. Trotter southdown.....; Mrs. G. HAMILTON
Defamation by Nrr. John A. Veitch.
To be followed by the beautiful ono act Come
dy of
w., TWO Can PLAY AT THAT CANE AoaIo,a
Howard Leslie his friend. :".:: M. G. Mitchell
Lucy Arundel, wife of Charles Mrs. G. Hamilton
Songs by Messrs. Hurdle and Swan.
To conclude with the side. splitting farce of the
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Squire Ala kie. ... A. Veitch
Capt. Huntington ..."..."......" NJ. Q. Mitchell
Dickor VIM: Baker
au! S0rman
nom 7"".. ..........C w. w lllams
t1eorgianna Mrs. Z. Hamilton
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-23
ssAlsINE LIST.
PORT OFALEXANDRIA. APRIL %.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Dainty, Norfolk,
TO Hooe Wedderburl g. Co.
SAILED.
Steamship } ohm Gib.on, Winters, New 7 ork,
BY Hooe Wedderburn 81 Co.
Schr Boyce. Georgetown. by Hsoe, We'd
derburn & 60.
MEMORANDA.
Schr w P Phelps, Cranmer, for this port,
cleared st Bos' on 10Th inst.
Schr John + Bailey, hence OF Savannah I'D
Instant.
Tho brig Three Sisters, which brought car
90 Of salt from Liverpool to Hooe Wedder-
burn & Co., of this city, will sail to- m orrow or
Monday with ballast for Nova Scotia.