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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-05-11

SHIP BURNED AT SEA The shin Sunbeam
Chadwick, of Boston, from Inququi, Peru for
Torue, Chill, with Cargo of nitre, &c, was
burned at sea on the 31st of March. eighty
miles off shore. The ship took FIRE while the
second mate was drawing varnish to apply to
the decks The fumes of the varnish caught
nre from candle and the flames speedily COM
mumcated to the sacks of saltpetre, which ex-
p'oueo rapidly. No time was allowed to clear
away 'he boats, and the only chance of safety
was oy jumping into the sea- Can't. Chadwick
renamed by the ship until the mainmast wont
over, and then with his little son iunnoa ouaa
board and saved himself and child nv c,;nr;r,.
to the studding sail boom. The ona,,a.
soon fell into the sea, and Capt Chad 49,,
son, the first mate, six of the hands the coo,.
E. Roberts, a seaman, and Marshal johnson -
boy, were saved. The second mate carpenter
and three seamen, were lost. The boat and
survivors we're rescued by the American
whaling bark Chas w. Morgan, Capt Atbern.
Inc Sunbeam sunk in twenty minutes after
the nrst explosion. The survivors have ar
rived in New York.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-05-11

The New MINES IN ARIZONA AND Nrw
MExIco.-These newly discovered silver lodes
which are creating so much excitement in
California, are on the 32d parallel of latitude
upon the borders of Arizona and New Mexico
A letter from the sheriff of Pima county says
the mines beat anything seen or heard of on
the American continent. He says:
Voc may form some idea of it when / tell
you that there are Innumerable veins of ore
cropping out boldly, and perfectly perpendicu-
Lar, orty and fifty feet in places, and from
thirty to sixty feet wide. Every one says there
is ore enough IN sight to give employment to
Ten thousand miners. / have seen a great
many pieces of the ore, and it all looks we'll for
surface rock. There is no doubt that there
win De tremendous emigI alton from Califor-
MA and the East Immediately. They are al
ready beginning to flock in from the Rio
Grapde More than thirty-five thousand feet
OF claims are taken up already
The Tucson Arizo1aian saws:
Tidings received from the prospectino n.r,r
who left this place some ten days ago nrove
that the reports of the San Francisco naners
SO far from exaggeratiDg, have failed to CONVEY
any adequate idea of the extent and richness
of this deposit From observations made by
the party mentioned it would appear that it is
not an ordinary lode, but mountain of quartz,
the base OF which covers an Tea of somewhat
moie than 400 ,OU0 square yards and The height
OF which is not less than 1000 feet. From the
Dase OF the mountain spurs" shoot forth in
almost every direction, some of which have
been traced to a very considerable distance
by tne simplest process in assayipp the sscron.
pings have yielded as high as 5000 to tho top
while fragments from the main body of H.
rock nave yielded as high as $1,000 to the ton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-05-11

In New York, on Tuesday, the 18th, there
Is to be special election of Chief Justices of
the Court of Appeals of the State, and also
the election of three additional Judges of the
Court of Common Pleas Of the City of New
York. The act provides that each elector
ciate Judges only. The State canvassers are
to declare the result on the 18th of June, and
the new Court is to organize on the first Mon
day ftte 4tl} Of JaIy.-Ffrr ca1Itftfutrs OF the
two parties Ior the Court of Appeals, are:
CHIEF JUDGE.
Reoubiican Democratic.
II ,nry X. Selden. Sanford f. CruIch.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES
Charles Mason. Wiiiam F. Allen.
Charles Andrews, Martin Grover.
Cha les j. Foiger. Rufus W. Peckbam.
Robert S. Hale. Charles A. Randall.
THE New York Tammany Convention has
ratified the nominations made by the sa-
chems.
CONGRESSMAN Lawrence of Ohio is ready
to introduce bill permitting women to be APP
pointad assistant marshals for taking the
census.
SENATOR SHERMAN is quoted as saying:
"Even il the Tariff bill should pass the House
it stands no chance whatever of being con-
sidered by the Senate at this session." He
thinks the Senate will consider the bill re-
ducing internal taxation.
The Alabama Republican State Convention
has been postponed by the State Committee
from the 2sth of June to Tuesday, Aug 30.
THE Portsmouth Chronicle says that New
Hampshire politics just now consist of Rail
road and Senatorial questions chiefy-with
Taxation, Temperance and Labor Reform not
to be forgotten.
THE Delaware White Mems Convention
was not very great success. The up-country
trains brought ten men to Dover, the down.
country trains fifteen more, and these were
all that could be mustered in the State. Even
salisbury was not in attendance. The if
teen, it is said, looked at the ten, and the ten
looked at the fifteen, and then they all looked
at Sam Townsend, who had projected the
movement. until some one said, "Let lis go
homep when the White men dispersed.
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The Philadelphia fund for the Richmond
sufferers now amounts to $4,000.
The Fenian centre-heads met in New York
city Sunday to cOncoct war,
The Postmaster General says letter postage
can be reduced to two cents IT the Thanking
privilege is abolished.
Cincinnati is now the objective point of rail-
road lines from the seaboard, aud a lively
quarrel between the great companies is brew
ing.
The war between the subscription book pub
fishers and the regular trade grows fierce and
bitter.
Rumors that the treaty with San Domingo
is sure to be ultimately ratified continue COM
ing from Washington.
Tie Catholics have bought the Jewish Syna-
gogue in 18th street, New York, and will build
a large church on the spot
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FHF PR ESS.
Wednesday, Morning, May II, 1870.



We publish elsewhere letter from Hon.
N. G. Hichborn, leading shipbuider OF the
State, in regard to the restoration of Ameri
can commerce. In one respect we think he
is laboring under misapprehension. The
gentlemen in this State who have raised the
question of Mr.. Lynch's position on impor-
tant principles OF political economy do not
care farthing whether he is disciple of
Adam Smith or Henry c. Carey-whether he
carries the idea of commercial restriction to
the farthest limit of Chinese exclusiveness, or
whether he believes, with Golden, that 'free
trade is the international law of the Al
mighty" They are simply his personal enc
mics, who are lisaffected because ourRepresenS-
alive has not made use of the patronage Oh 'ne
government for their benefit. we arc si''u "
learn from Mr.. Hichborn, who mas lale'y
snent ,nucb time in Washington as the repre-
sant,tive of the ''Maine Shpbuilders and
Sbinowners Association" that the assertion
40 confidently made by Mr.. Lynch's oppo-
nents that all his colleagues are hostile to the
bills reported from the special committee
is absolutely false. Mr.. Hcbborn is GER
tain that all the Maine Senators and Rep
resentatives, including Speaker Blaine, are
heartily with Mr.. Lynch in his great national
work, and that they will do all in their power
to assist in making his propositions laws.
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HAD HIM SuRE.-Last Friday prominent

had HIM SURE.-Last Friday prominent
merchant OF this city, whose establishment is
on commercial street, went to Aueusta TO al
tend to some business. Arriving there he mt
up at one of the hotels and engaged a room
About the middle of the night he heard n ran
at the door, and asking what was wanted he
received the reply that they wanted to come
in, that he was the man, and several remarks
of kind which tended to make the merchant
hastily review his past career and find il he
could any act committed which would render
him fit subject for the police to practice up
on. In few moments the demands for ad-
mission became more imperions and threats of
a forcible entry were not wanting, provided
the door was not Immediately opened. The
merchant complied with the demand and
opened the door, Outside was posted most of
the Augusta police force, with the Marshal
armed cap a PIE; ready to seize upon him, and
Investigate his character and his pockets. AT.
ter they had done this to their entire salisfac-
ton and found none OF the securities tol4n
from the Lime Rock Bank on his person. thew
i released him and departed rather crest-fallen.
They thought they had captured Rand, The
robber. The saving that 1.-THE price of liberty
Is eternal vigilance" must be excessively true
in Augusta.-Daily Aduertiser
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
UNITED STATES
Internal ReUen2Se {!
Collectors Office. First District OF Maine,
Athenaum Building, Plum St.,

Atheneum Building, Plum ST.,
Portland, Msy6 b. 1870.
HEREBY give notice that have received from
the Assessor OF Internal Re, cnue for said First
i1stiict OF Maine, the Annual List OF Taxes and
special Iases (License) assessed Tor the year 1S70
tnat ire same have become due and are payable and
thai will by sell deputy nd to the eollec-
uIn To reot, at the following designated times and
places. wiz
At my office in Portland, daily Sundays excepted)
from this 9th day OF May, 1s7O, to May 18th, 1870,
inclusive.
A, Kenuebunk, at the Hotel kept by Woodbury. A.
Hail, Tuesday. May 18th, 1870, from IL O'Clock, A.
Nj. to o'clock P NJ.
AT kittcry Depot, Wednesday, May 18Th, 1870,
from s.45 A. nj , to 10 O'Clock A. A..
AT South Berwick, at Newichawanck House,
Wednesday. 18th, 1870, from II o'clock A. NJ. to 9
O'clock p. NJ.
have also made arrangements whereby parties
III B1ddetord owing such taxes may pay the san to
X NJ. CHAPMAN. Cashier at the Bd1eiJrd N itional
Bank. during Bank hours, at any time prior to May
25th, 1870
Parties in Saco owing such taxes may pay the
slhe 10 H. Scammon, Cashier at the Saco National
25th, 1870. ~ ~ f N'
=, Parties in Brunswick owing such taxes NAV nav
me same to j. T. WInchel, Cashier az the first Ma
tlonal Bank Of BiunsWick, during Hank brnrs 81
any time Drior to May 20. 1870. wv
sTbe Internal BeyenueA ct requires no fin tber pot;,a
of Annual List than the foregoing excent the
social NOTICE to be mailed to all parties who ne
geet to pay within the time above speciied, for the
Issuing and service OF which the law provides that
Fee OF Twenty Cents STALL bseharged,
All persons assessed are respectfully requested IN
govern themselves accordingly.
FRANKLIN j. ROLLINS,
my11dt25 Collector.
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An Old Fa.iacv Exn,odcd.

Thirty or forty years ago it WIS the fashion to
administer powerful purgatives as "spring medi.
cines." Terrific doses OF salts ana SIENNA, calomel
and jalap, or glauber salt were given to all the
members of family, whether sick or well, by way
OF preparing them for the warm weather in pros i.
pect. This pernicious custom is nearly obsolete,
but there are some old Bourbons of private life,
Incapable alike OF forgetting anything or learning
anything, whs obstnately cling to it still. Nothing
cculd be more perncious, more utterly unphl,soph-
icsl, than such an onslaught the vigOr and eias-
ITCHY OF the system. In order to enable the physi-
cal structures to resist iha enervatIng ELECTS of
spring damps AID summer heats, it should be toned
and reinforced, not relaxed and weakened The
best medicine agent fer this purpose is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. Its effect is to tone the stomach
and liver, gently relieve the bowels from obstruc-
mons brace the nerves, improve the quality OF the
plood stimulate the appetite and cheer the spirits
In TINS improved condition the organization is
capable OF resisting unhealthy influences, which
would PROSTATE an enteebled system. Vigorous
digestion is abs olutely essential eath and there
is no danger OF the stomach faltering or failing in
its important office ii this genial vegetable elixir ia
taken regularlyas stomachic None OF the tonic
tinctures or extracts will supply the place of the
Onit In fact in ordinary practice 1--WE
or six prescriptions would be required to produce
the beneficial results which are effected
and tremendously by this single
specific.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is tbe hest in tbe wnr,a
the only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable
stantaneous no Disappointment no ridiculous tints:
remedies the i'll effects ofbad dyes invigorates and
caves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
ppied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st, NY
june 3-sNdlyI&w
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BUTLER & REED.
No. II Market Square, Portland.
Nov 30-SNeoG

Buy me and l,il do you good .''-The best
AND HERB IsiTTERS,-a long tried and Standard
remedy for Liver Complaints, Bilious Diseases, HUI
mors OF the Blood and Skin, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
arising from Disordere1 Stomach. Torpid Liver, or
Impure blood. They cleanse the system, purity and
new create The blood restore the appetite build up
and strengthen the whole body. GEO. G.. GOOD
WIN q q, CO;, Boston. Sold by all druggists
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ni"s"rn Fire snsurmnce Co., Of New York.

The undersigned having been appointed agent OF
this most reliable and wellknown Company, all
parties having policies expiring in the same are re-
spectfuiy requested TO call at my office in Paysou
Block, NO. ~ Exchange street, and get them re-.
newed mf5sntf l.. s. TWOMBLY, Agent.
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These Hard Times

these nara EInleS
The people should Eno,v
sUhere they can bag the best
goods at fan. prices. BUT
LER d REED, No. II Mar
ket Square, Will sci. you
BOOTS and SHOES that
aCilI giUe good satisfaction.
We commenced business
acith the intention of Keep
ing the best goods that the
market affords, and selling
them at a small profit aUe
stSlL continue to do business
IN that ac0y because aUe 1a7ed
Stp0ys. I've cordially i,svite
the citizens of Portland and
vicsnsty to an inspection of
oar stock sUjth the assurance
that the goods iaa eve3'y case
aOSU prone Just as represent
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-05-11

The State of Maryland has brought SHIFTS
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany to recover the difference between curren-
CIV and gold value of the interest received on
its preferred stock amounting to So COO O0O
The claim is founded on Chief Justice Chase's
decision
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-05-11

"A CONSTANT reader of the Revolution sends
this to the PRESS
SORRY! GLAD!-Alice Cary is sick. Every
lover OF true womanhood will be sorry Thoo
"Born Thrall'' is suspended, or abrnnytiv ta ne
minated. Every reader who ever attemnted
to keep "the run" of the story will be clad Of
il. W
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-05-11

There was meeting of the New York and
western advocates of woman's suffrage. in
New York, Monday, at which Mr.. TiIton's
PROJECT to" consolidation OF the varous or.
gaDlzations was discussed. Much bitterness
towards the Massachusetts organization was
exhibited. was
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". ". WHIPPLE de- CO..
Dealers in Paints, Oils, Drugs, &c,
mr3Osntf II Market Suuare,

To remove Tan, Sunburn, Pimples, and Erup-
lions from the skin. SchlotteI beck's Moth and
Freckle Lotion, prepared only by A. G. Schlotter-
beck & Co, Apothecaries and Chemists, Portland
Me- For sale by all Druggists at 80 cents per bot
tie. may3 sniff
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DIED.

In Woolwich, May 8, Adrian Baker, aged 25 years
II months.
In Dresden, May o, Mrs. Sarah, widow of the late
Capt. Converse Lilly, aged 96 years months.
In sullivan Arrii ~, Mrs. Hannah, widow of the
late Thomas Bac N, aged rs years - WV
In Augusta. May a. Mrs. Emeine, wife Of DR.. j. w.
Toward. aged 40 years. ~ y" :
In lsddetord, Apr 30 widow Rebccca S;mnson
aged 10 years. e'o"'
years months. "ee" %
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-------------- --'-7--
MARRIED..

In Pennington, May 2 Edward Sands, of Lewis
ton, and En- ma 4. Stewart, CT +.
In Saco, April 90, .John b. Wedgwood, of s., and
Abbie E. Goodwin, OF Scarboro.
In Biddelord, May 4, Hiram Rowe and Rebeeea
Perry both OF Sac0.
In Kennebunk, L. U. Littlefeld, OF Wells, and
Sarah f. Hanson, OF Bddeford.
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Warranted St,.ictyu P,.,e

ANA equal to any lead in the market. Large quanti-
ties OF this lead sold last season. aud ii was nro
nounced by those who used it the best they had
ever sen AS the demand for it this season proves
concuslve'y that it is appreciated both tor COLOR
ana bODY. For sale In any quantity by
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-05-11
Business Notice.

4 NY person desiring good lOcatiOn for custom
"A and eiail Boot an Shoe business, can do we'll
by applying Immediately to
my7sntf BEALS q REDLON, Gorham, Me,
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JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price 25
cents per bottle mr2S-d1y
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For Moth Patches, Freckles & Tan
Warren's Cough Balsam.

Is beyond question the very best medicine of the
day for all COUGHS, COLDS, Sore THROAT and
LUNGS! Also, ior Whooping Cough and Croop in
Children it is the most effective medicine ever used.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
B. F. BRADBURY, Proprietor, Bangor, Me.
GEO. C. GOODWIN g. Co., Boston, Agents for
New England. oct23eodemsn
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,u bardue henter, tof PoItlandl York at New York
o t ~, @ reports. was Is davs West OF Banks
VIZ na ~ w saes Hgtmg which lost jbboom and jib
ia ma'que Anna walsh from Boston tor New Orleans
went ashore on the Gingerbread Gronnd sOtb ult
harbor I'd inst. - 'e "' 0su"qu'
Sch Cherub. Brewer, from New York ,or sontb
West Harbor, put into Portsmouth IN win ION
works, &c, badly stove, having been in collision. wy
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Persons who are Gray

sve I"elr hair restored to its natural COLOR and
1t has fallen out, create new growth by its nsa
It is the best HAIR DRESSING in the world.
making eless, stiff, brashy HAIR, healthy, soft and
Price Sl.oo. For sale by all druggists.
II. r.. ALL & Co., Nashua N. H., Proprietors.
snT&S weow apr26
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TO THE LADIES.

GENTLEMEN NEED NOT READ!
Lady Friends:
You all wear hats. You like nice stylish
hats. You won't have any others, but you
want to buy them cheap. Now to meet your
wants, I have been to New York and bought
quantities of the best French Flowers, at the
prices of common American; have bought nice
ribbons so I can sell them, o, how low! and /
make my own hats cheaper than any man can
buy them.
Come ana see my styles, and I'll sell you a
hat or bonnet at a price tnat will surprise
you. almost forgot to tell you that have
the most accomplished Milliners, prepared to
take your orders and execute your wishes.
am the Ladies' most obt servant,
COGIA HAssAN,
% Exchange Street.
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WITHIN EY,S
Meats Foot Harness Scan.

nlLS, Blacks. Polishes and Soaps the Harness at
~ Inc same time. SalesroOm SO Milk eet,
Boston. Harness Makers, Druggists and Gro, eIs
kept. myGsn3m
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NEW oRLEANs-Cld 4th, ship Riverside, RAN
dali. Liverpool.
Sid i'm SW Pass 4th, ship Lazy Blessington
FORTRESS MONRoE-Passid up 7th, brig A NJ
Roberts, from Cuba for Baltimore.
BhLTlMOkE-Ar 18th, sch L l. Smith, Bunker,
Portland.
old I'm, sch L W Wheeler, Lewis Boston.
PHlLADELPHIA-Ar 18th, schs Nellie Brown.
Higgins, Bath; Vicksburg, higgins Bangor; Hannle
Smith st John, PR.
CID It'll, brig Josephine. Forbes, Barcelona; sch
Lochel. Haskell. Boston.
cid 7th brig Jas wis, Partridge, Salem.
Sid I'm Delaware Breakwater 7th inst, brig liza, for
Portland; sch George 81 Albert, do.
NEW NOkk-Ar Ith schs NJ j Laugtton, Laugh
ion, Elizabethport tor Salem; J II Collins. Pierce,
Calais Tor Washington; Minnie Weston, Smith, from
Northport Tor South shore.
AT Sth, ship Nunluam Dormio Cousins, Cardiff;
barques Hunter. York, Palermo March II: Fannie,
CIapp. Sagua; Yumuri johnson. do; brig Keystone,
Hud q Frank, Pendlef0n Miragoane Is days; Rock
ineham, NieAerson, Port au Plates Henry Adebert,
rien 10 days. Mary ID Haskell, Barbour, Matanzas.
"A, AT yth. sebs Idaho, Davis, and snow. Thorn
CID 9th, ship C II Marshall. Marsaar Liyerpool:
barque Commerce, Wells, Cadiz; brig Geo Burbham
Staples, Havana sch Mountain LAUREL Atberton,
rROVlDENCE-Sld 7ih, schs Delaware. Fullerton
Ellsworth; Elouse. herrics, Calais; Vaihala. TORY
do; Governor, FIeeihy, do.
NEwPOkI-sld 7th, schs Oneida, Davis I'm Rock.
portion wilmington; Il Coggsweii, SWEET Portland
1 Pavis an1 s S9ngTess York do iOI 90 dao
VIM McCobD, Arey, do Tor Portland CT
| HOLMES HOLk-Ar 9Th. brig Alex Williams,
Duane Matanzas i6 days tor Portland; sch helen G
King. McGregOr Arroyo tor Boston.
| BOSION-Cld 9th. brig Mary Gibbs. Coggins, tor
Glaee Bay; sch Zina Bradbury Machias.
Cid 5tb, barque Acacia, Robinson. Matanzas.
CID 10th. sens Riverside, OBrien, st John, NIB,
via Portland: Moses EDDY. Cottrell. Bangor.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 1tn, scbs W Pierce, Fogg.
Freeport tor Boston; Canton. Donnell, Portland Tor
do; Olive Elizabeth Hamilton. and VIM b Darling,
smith, do Tor do; Leocada. Deland. do Tor do.
Cid 7ih, sch Il Dexter, Halifax via Portland.
Ar Sth sen ST Elmo, Davis, New York.
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Hair Work.
f1ir1 Wanted

Ladies, call and see my new stock of Hair just
from New York, bought cheap and will be SOLD
CHEAP. T. r. SMITH,
my7sneod3t 100 Exchange ST.
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h. T. Jersey, President; F. A. Robinson and j.
morse Professors in Maine WESLEYAN Seminary.
Y. w. Scott transferred to n. H. Conference.
;. Il. Bailey transferred to Troy '
u. w. Ballou transferred to N. e.
VIM. Strnut transferred to Newark ="
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May 2 off the Great isaacs, barQu Carrie wyman
from Portland tor Havana.
May 3; lat 10, Ion II 81, brig Chmborazoo, from
Portland TOR Havana.
May 4. lat 20 z5 Ion 70 49, brig Clara Gibbs, from
Cardenas for New York
May ), lat ~ ~ ion 10, ship "Lillian" from Port
land Tor Quebrc.
May S. 40 miles North Of Hatteras. barque Wood.
side, from Portland Tor Savannah.
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CHARLES II. LIBBY, JR.,
Teacher of Piano-Forte.
REFERENCEs.

ke Kew Bishop Bacon. II. Kotsczhmar.
W. H. bennett. G. W. Marst0n
All applications sent to No. Locust street. will
receive immediate attention
order Slate at Stockbridge's and Davis Music
Stores. anro6d1wsn
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ssOarders Wanied.

n FEW Ladies or Gentlemen can be aecommoda-
Al ted with board ut No. 29l Free street.
my11s1w
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WILLIAM NJ. PAINE,
FRESCO PAINTER,

kesidencc 30 Paris Sfreet.
AW orders promptly attended to.
ESOrder Slate at Paine's Music Store.
apr4sn2m