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The Portland daily press., 1870-05-30

In Portland, last week, most OF the business
men spoke hopefully OF the prospect for the
season. In some departments of trade, a
larger sale has been realized than tor more
than year. However unsatisfactory the
business OF last year, the aggregate safes by
the wholesale houses were thousands larger
than any previous year. Portland enterprise
has made most liberal bids for the trade of
Maine, and the record of the increase OF
wholesale business, shows that such efforts
are appreciated. Twenty years or even ten
years since, the country merchant rarely
stopped short of Boston when he went to
make his annual purchases. Now most admit
that in heavy articles, they can do as well in
Portland il not better than elswhere. The
energy OF Portland is best displayedin it's rail
road enterprise, which has conceived the bold
pan OF securing part OF the immense traffic
OF the West by extending road to the Great
Lakes. When this grand scheme is consume
ted, the prosperity and commercial Importance
OF POI tland is assumed.
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The Quebec Chronicle of Friday has full
particulars of the terrible confagration on the
Saguenay on the afternoon of the 10th inst,
the announcement of which we received by
telegraph The account says that from Mis-
tassinie to st. Alphonso, the greater part of
the habitations are destroyed by fire, and over
800 persons are without shelter and deprived
of everything. The fire covered an area of
about five miles wide by thirty-six in length,
and extended from st. John to Chicoutimi
The work of destruction was completed be-
tween O'Clock in the afternoon and o'clock
in the evening of the same day. The origin
OF the fire is attributable to the stupidity of
certain farmers in setting fire in an extremely
dry time to the woods in different places to
make farm clearal ces and burn up the under
brush. Many Of the sufferers have reached
Quebec, and report that six grown persons
and two children lost their lives by this fire.
The ministers of the local government have
been appealed to for assistance, and it is
probable that steamer will be dispatched to
the scene of this great confagration, with pro.
visions and other necessaries to supply the
temporary wants of these unfortunate people.
The fire travelled in circuitous direction,
| covering over 1900 miles in superfcies, and
100 miles from one extreme point to the other.
This irregular course, it is supposed, is attrib-
utabe to die wind, which changed three or
four times while the fire was going on. Per-
sons acquainted with the county parishes in
| Lower Canada can form some idea OF the
| painful misery which will follow this frightlul
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To commemorate the visit OF Prince Alfred
to Bombay it was proposed to release debtors
from the city Jail. The report getting abroad
a large number applied to their creditors Tor
arrest in order to secure the payment of their
debts by the city, and the Jail was speedily fills
ed to overlooking.
An Iowa paper says that during last week a
family named Peroe buried the last OF their
three children, all of whom died of scarlet fever
As the father and mother were returning home
from the grave of their last child, just as they
were entering their gate, the lightning struck
their horse killing it and the husband. The
wife is now raving maniac.
Newport, r. l., is to have free library
worthy of the name, through the generosity Of
an eminent citizen, Mr.. Christopher Townsend
who makes his gift upon two conditions, not
difficult TO comply with-the first that the H.
brary shall not be named after him, and the
second that he shall have the selection of the
seven thousand volumes with which he endows
it. The library has a beginning already OF per.
haps three thousand volumes.
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Political N0lel.

A RECENT special election in Denver re-
suited in handsome Republican victory.
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, Jr,, was the Secre-
tary of the recent Republican State Conven-
ton in North Carolina.
1T is said that Gen. Smith, the Democratic
candidate last year will be succeeded by Mr..
Chas. T. Kimball of this city.
Hon. DAVID HEAroN, the present Repre-
sentative in Congress from the ID North Oar.
DINA district, has been rcnominated.
THE Somerset reporter saws: "Tbe c.n
didates in the Convention will be Con c.
uel F. Hersey and Hon. Sidney Perham hot,,
honorable and able men, and both womb
excellent governors, but as the people cannot
avail themselves of the services of but one
we Tor one preferred Gen. Hersey at the start
and have no reason to change our opinion.
wnat led us TO this conclusion, we have here
Iolore stated. An attempt has been made to
create prejudice in the minds of mapy of
a sne friends Of Mr.. Morrill, in this section by
saying that Gen. Hersey will give his inAn,
ence or has pledged his aid to other asnirants.
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Father Hyacinthe is in Munich.
The widow of Bishop Heber die in England
Friday.
Col. Frank E. Howe declines to be candi
date for the Assistant Treasurership at New
York.
A dispatch has been received by distip-
guished diplomatist at the capital, from St.
Petersburg, that the Emperor Alexander will
shortly sign decree of abdication in favor of
the eldest son, if there is no improvement in
his health, which his physicians pronounce
very much enfeebled.
General J. Egbert Farnum, who recently
died in New York, was with Quitman and
Lopez at the Cuban expeditions; went with
Walker to Nicaragua; fought in the Excel
sior Brigade of New York during the late
war, rose step by step from sergeant to COL
onel, and was brevetted brigadier-general
The absconding Superintendent of the New
Hampshire State Reform School has turned
up in Sacramento Cal. In letter TO the
President of the Board of Trustees he states
that since his flight he has endured great men
tai sufferiDgs on account of the unsettled con.
dition of his affairs. AS to the reasons vby
be went away, he says that he knew he could
not make his accounts appear correct to the
Directors, and had not the moral courage t.
| meet them.
At the Episcopal Convention at Dover las
that $500 should be paid to Bishop Nicely fol
his services during the past year, which wal
voted unanimously, as we'll as thanks to thu
Bishop for the interest he had shown, and the
work he had done in the Diocese.
Bishop McIlvaine of Ohio, Prof. B. A
Gould and family of Cambridge, Mass, ant
Camilla Urso sailed for Europe on Saturday.
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SPECIAL: NOTICES.
M Rlla0riaI DAY,


Having as a people passed VIGOROUSLY through
a long and threatening civil war, which seriously
periled the perpetuity of union, it becomes us
to hold in grateful embrance those who have
given their lives to the cause.
The Grand Army of the Republic, noble and
patriotic organization OF the brave soldiers who
were engaged in that struggle for the right, have
named the thirtieth day of May as the time
for special commemoration of their comrades now
passed into the other and higher life, who, with
them fought the battles and won the victories for
national unity and freedom. On that day, the beau
tul flowers of spring will be laid upon the graves
of our departed heroes as appropriate emblems of
our respect for their memories, with appropriate
and solemn ceremonies.
BY authority Of the city government, hereby an
nounce that the thirteth day ofMay will be officially
observed as holiday.
From one O'Clock until five O'Clock, the public
offices of the city will be closed for business.
from one O'Clock to two O'Clock the bells twill be
tolled and minute guns fired.
And request all the patriotic citizens of Portland
to close their places of business from one O'Clock
to five O'Clock; the ship and masters 10 dis
play the flags of their vessels at half mast; and
all who sympathise in the result of the late vital
contest to join in the commemoration of those who
have given their lives to its stu attainment
BENZ. KINGSBURY, Mayor.
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anywhere near 10 the s'work on trimmings"
Il costs more to look pretty than it does to
keep comfortable. 1he objection of Mr.. Cool
idge was not SO much to the amount as to the
trimmings, which in the bill are all Jumped
together, and he told Madame Flynt that he
would not pay the bill unless she would sepa-
rate the items. The most important testimo-
ny ON the trial however was that of one of the
dressmakers called upon the stand, who stated
that the "style, finish, trimming and general
makeup of ladies' dresses were becoming
more elaborate every year, involving greater
expense" which is encouraging to young men
contemplating marriage with such dear crea-
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BUSINESS CHANGES The business changes
in Maine last week were:
Portland-George A. Hunt & Co.; L. H.
Varney admitted style the same.
u. w. q A. A. Stevens; sold out to I. T.
johnson.
J. 81. .Cressy s. Co.. Grin w. Cunningham
admitted; style the same.
Bangor-Bunker & Hewes, gro; now Buck
ley, Hewes & Snow.
MAYO 8, Pearl, dry goods; dissolved; now
Chas S. Pearl, crockery.
tablespoonful. M. CHM, confectioner: sold
out to j. w. Palmer
Buxton.Sam'l Hill, stoves, Sc sold out to
Cbas H. Allen.
,Farmington-Dolbier & Jewett. boots and
shoes; sold out to A. S. Butterfield & Co.
Gay & Butterfeld, boots ard shoes; dissolv-
ed; now J. 7. Gay
Bath-Wm. j. Rouse, tai or; dissolved.
South Paris-F. Sidney & Edwin M. Thay-
N. Mason.
Bddeford-Smith & Jones; dissolved.
Monmouth-Brown & Co., clothing; dis
solved.
>. Denmark-Jordan & Smith, general store;
dissolved; now Hill s. Berry.
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Ode for Decoration nav,

BY CAROLINE A. MASoR.
Flowers, to deck this sacred GROUND!
Flowers, the iairest and the best!
Strew them DER each guarded mound.
Where our martyred heroes rest
Irvine with laurel from our hills,
Natures sweetness and her bloom;
Crocus flowers and datfodils,
Lilies breathing faint perfume;
All the richness and delight
Bursting from the happy mold;
MusKy roses. red and white,
Shedding glores manifold.
Myrtle bring and mlenonette;
Pansies; and from out the wild
Coax the bue-eyed violet
Mother Natures darling child
Oh! dead heroes, do they know,
Do they heed these rites of ours?
How our eyes with tears o'erflow
While our hands are dropping flowers,
Doubt it not! Ye blossoms shed!
Soon your sweetness shall decay;
Love the living and the Dead
Links forever ard for aye!
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

1 =
| NEW ORLEANS-Ar 23d inst, ship st Lawrence
| Machin, Antwerp.
Ar list barque Limerick Lass. Marshman, Liv-
erpool.
ia I'D barque Rome Otis. Liverpool.
Ar at SW Pass 2ad. barque harvest Moon, Bart
MOBILE--Ar 27,h. barque B Walker, Pettengil
Boston.
nARIFN-Ar 2Ist. sch Fanny Shaw, Watts.
sATILLA-Cld 18th. brig Walter Smith, Smith,
ChARLESTON-Sld 26th, brig Kennebec. Minot.
sehs >ablno, Cuirier, Maine; Mary Ella, Thomas,
Providence.
BALTIMORE-Ar 25th, sch Chloe. Lee. i'm Rich
mond, Me.
Ar 2rth. brig Nellie Move, Merriman. Mayaruez.
Cid 18th. ship Annie Fish, Yates, st John MI;
haskell. Barbour, Boston.
o fHIhA AZ iL Goth, sch NJ a Harmon
Cid 26th. brgs Mary E Pennell, Eaton Caibarien 4:
ingnac' AUSTIN Bangor; sch Oliver Jameson,
AT Delaware Breakwater 2sth, brig M Haskell.
SID % b, brig Ernestine for Ma-apzas.
NEW YORk-Ar 26th bar ue Jas L Ward, Park,
Alaska Clark, Musquash NIB: Forest City. Davis,
El1zabethpor TOR Belfast; Lookout Pomeroy, DO tor
Boston; Darius Eddy. Hopkins; do for Salem; John,
Ned Sampler, Shaw, do TOR do; Z Gregory . h m
dixie, do tor Newburyport; Lindsey, Crocke I, do
Tor Saco: M L Pearson, Jones. Machias; God
PEI Young Bah; RoDt Palmer Parker. Rockport;
Van Cleaf, RYDER, do: Am Chief Snow Rorkiand
Cid 26th parque SZarina, Nickels, Cronstadt: sch
G B MYERS, Eiwood, Richmond.
AR 18th. ship Good Hope (late Moore deceased,
Shanghae baraues Harry B OH, Chase. Celte 80 ne.
SYRIA, Pettengill, Havana; brig Mary f Leighton
cav Cardenas; sens Magnet, Smith, Musouash Nh,
Caspian, Thompson, do.
Ar 2sth schs Galota, Lowell; ST Elmo. Davis. and
Bramha Hamilton. Portland.
CID 9TH, barques Ormus Pettongill Tor Antwerp.
II d Slower. Pior,e Havana brig Giles Loring Pink
ham. Lisbon.
Passed tnreugb He'll Gate goth, scbs II A Domino
Poardman. Amboy TOR Portland; Hsrrlet Fuller
Willard, FliZahcthport tor DO.
CONINGTON-Ar 9th, schs Mary Ann AlIev
Calais T. Stevens. Ba gor.
NEW LONDON-Ar 10th, sch l. Holway BRYANT
Bangor tor Gr0ton.
PAwTUCKET-Ar 26tb, sch Alvarado, Herrick
Ellsworth.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 27th, sch W Dexter. Mason.
Augusta.
NEWPORT-Ar 26th, scbs Mary Ann, Alley, from
Calais for Stonington, and sailed; z. escott Free
man. New York tor Portland.
Sid 26th, brig Olive; schs Lucy a Circuit Waller G
Hall Mary g. Eliza. Eugene.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 10Th. schs A r Ames Ames
New Orleans Tor Boston ; Stratton, McFadden,
Elizabethport for Augusta.
BOSTON-Ar 2Tth, schs T j Beckett Bickord I'm
W nterport; James Garcelon, Knight. Yarmouth
friendship Nickels Bangor; Iowa. Chase do; Un-
Gle Sam, Spear, Rockland; Sandalphon, Landr:ek,
Pc, tand
Cid 9Th, ship Nevada, Lunt, Domca y; sch Des-
patch. Parker, CALAIS.
Ar 2sth, schs Kate, Conner. Drtslcn; OIcno, Ken
dali, Bangor.
Cid zeth schs Melta, Allen, for Windsor, Ms, VIA
Portland; Alice S, Farrs, and Lemira NJ Clark, o'
John. NIB, via Portland. w.,
SALEM-Ar 26th, schs j III Counce, Bowen, oai-
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oGpAaruR@ OF cCnAssrn.man
M A Ri N H N -EWS.
U RI OF RJLAND.

Saturday, May IS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dirigo, Johnson. New York mdse N
Henry Fox. 'e ~
steamer MahoDing, Webster, from a cruise
Reports the sch Alfred Howe, and topsail SCH name
not known, went ashore at Owls Head curing a
heavy gale night OF the 23d. They were hauled off
with but little damage.
Sch BENZ Csocker, Harding, Boston.
Sch Eagle, Grant, Sullivan TOR Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Carlo;ta, Colby, Halifax, Ms John Por-
teous.
brig Julia Haskell, Haskell, Matanzas-Chas H
Chase.
Brig LA, Patterson, st George, NB-Ryau & Davis
Brig Crescent. (Br, Fault ner, Windsor, Ms.
Sch Francis, Gibbs. Georgetown, DO Orlando
Nickerson
Sch Searsvillc, Chase, Baltimore ickerson s.
Litchfeld.
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County Woman's Suffrage Association,
auxiliary to the State Association, has been Or
ganized in St. Louis
The bridge over the White Water River, Ind :,
on the line of the Pittsburg, Cincinnati aud ST
Louis railroad was destroyed by fire Friday
night.
The small pox prevails in the st. Pelagie
prison, where Rochefort and other journalists
are confined.
change in the dictatorship of the French
post office department is rumored. 1t is
thought that under a new administration
postal treaty between France and the United
States may be arranged.
A New England Society has just been form
ed at Orange, N. j.
soldiers monument at Woonsocket r. l.,
was dedicated on Saturday. Senator Thayor
of Nebraska delivered the grafton.
New York was excited Saturday by the APP
pearance in the papers of fictitious advertise
ment signed by A. Oakley Hall, w. M. Tweed,
Peter B. Sweepy and NJ. T. Brennan, calling
for % 1000 sound and solid Irishmen to 60 on an
excursion to Canada at $1,000 each.
The boat race at Annapolis Saturday was won
by the midshipmen in 20 minutes and Is Sec
onds, beading the Quaker City 80 1 seconds
An unsuccessful attempt was made Friday
night to blow open and rob the safe of the Cen
trail Bank q, West Chester County at White
Plains, N. z.
Schooner j. L. Simmons below Delaware
cape has gone to pieces. The captain and two
OF the crew were lost. Schooner Thomas Bor-
den OF Fall River is on shore high and dry.-
Schooner A. r. Thomas of Middleton, Ct, has
filed and is probably total loss
The London journals continue their COM
ments on the attempted Invasion of Canada by
the Fenians. The Post admits that the Wash
ington government has done all that can be
reasonably required. The Saturday Revieao
scouts the idea expressed in some quarters that
the Washington authorities are in connvance
with the Fenian raid. The Times thinks that
the Fenian attempt will not be absolutely re-
GREETED If it will only prompt the United States
to such action as shall prevent repetition of
such outrages. The Spectator says that the &C.
ton of the Fenians is due to their hereditary
passion and the policy of England, to her here
ditary insolence and contempt. Other Jour-
nails have similar articles. The good faith of
the American authorities is generally admitted
and the attempts of the Fenians are ridiculed.
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GONE INTO CAMP-We are informed by Con-
duct0r~ d"Aaa vi Sl.o q v...a,
that the Fenians who were at Island Pond and
in that vicinity, have gone into camp about
three miles from Islaad Pond, on the road to-
wards Passumpsic.
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Warren's Cough Balsam.

Is beyond question the very best medicine of the
day for all COUGHS, COLDS, Sore THROAT and
LUNGS! Also, or Whooping Cough and Croop in
Children it IS the most effective medicine ever used
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
BFrBRADBURY, Proprietor, Bangor, Me.
GEO. G. GOODWIN & Co., Boston, Agents for
New England. oct23eod6
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Dress and Cloak Making
OBLIGATIONS
- OF THE
State of Illinois.

Twenty Year Bonds for Sale.
Seven Per Cent County Bonds,
REGISTERED by the STATE AUDITOR.
The Principal and Interest are to be collected and
paid by the
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
The Treasurer of the State writes as follows:-
.sThe whole machinery for paying interest and
principal Of these bon Is exacti, the same provi-
ded TOR paying any debt OF the State Of Illinois"
the six per cent bonds Of The Sta OF Illinois are
received at a par In exchange for these b. nds.
lew more OF the above Bon received this
morning, Tor sale rate that paw the holder over
eight per c. nt.. in sums to sui
Government Bonds taken at the New York Quota
lions in exchange tor these Bonds, by
". III. WOOD Dc SON.
May %, 1870. my24is1w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Just the Thing

NOR wet sidewalks and damp ground Mems and
L Women's Footholds keep the feet dry without
the inconvenience of Rubber Overshoes
m1Siseod3w NJ. G. PALMER.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Bachelors Hair Dive.

rhis splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
tie only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable in-
Simultaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
remedies the llefects of bad dyes invigorates and
caves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Ferfumers, and properly
pplied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st, NY
June s. sNdlyrNw
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THE FENIANs.-Toronto dispatches Of Fri.
day night say all was quiet on the Nior.ro
and Detroit frontier. Ten wagon loads ne 81,
kinds OF materials were abandoned by tba Ean-
lans at Massena, N. Y. At st. Adams all tho
remains had started for home except about
1oo The authorities have issued rations for
them and they were to leave Saturday morn
ing MAJ. Hugh McGinnis, of Lawrence Mass,
the othcer who fred the field piece at the Can
adams, has been arrested. He waived an ex-
ANIMATION and in default of$1OOO bail was COM
mitted.
Gen. Spear was at st. Adams, but had NOT
been arrested. Some think he will surrendor
to the authorities for protection from his OWN
men who threaten his life. They denounce
y NELL for i'll doing, and Spear for doing moth
ing and swear that brave AMI honest Irishmen
can never again be fooled by cowardly and dis
honest leaders.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice..

TIE PIoprietors of Name Wharf, are hereby
lifted that their annual meeting will be held on
MONDAY, June 9Th, 1870, at O'Clock T Nj, at the
office OF G A. Thomas, No 4 1-2 Exchange street,
Tor tue choice of officers and The trans cIion of such
other business as NAV legally come be ore them.
GEORGE a. HOMAS, clerk.
Portland, May 80, 1870. eodtd
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF CANADA.
Alteration of Trains.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

cHD On and after Monday, Dec. o, 1869,
sEtf% Trains will run follows:
Mail train Tor South Paris and intel mediate sta
ti0ns at ITO A. M.
Express Train for Danville junction at los P M.
NoTE-This Train will not stop at intermediate
stations.
Mail Train stopping at all staons) for Island
Pond, connecting with night mail train for Quebec,
Montreal and .he West, at 1.30 M.
Accommodation tor South Paris and intermediate
stations at 545 p. Nj.
Passenger trains will arrive as follows:
From So. Paris and Lev Vision, at SIS Am.
From Bangor at 200 p NJ.
From Montreal, Quebec and Gorham at 225 N
Accommodation from South Paris, at 80 p. M.
EY- Sleeping Cars on all night Trains.
fhe Company are not responsios toI baggage o
any amount excesdng $50 in value land that person.
N unless notice is given, and paid for the rate of
me passenger for every $500 additional value.
G. J. BRYDGES. Managing Director.
q. BAILEY, Local Superintendent.
Portland, May "a 1870. dtf
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Lost

nETWEEN Union street and Market Square, or
Ion Spring street car. heavy geld Vest Chain.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at j. AMBROSE MERkILL'S Jewelry stole,
139 Middle st. my3ud3is
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WILLIAM N. PAINE,
FRISCO PAINTER,
Residence 80 Paris street
AW orders promptly attended to.
V-Order Slate at Paines Music Store.
anr4spom

To remove Tan, Sunburn, Pimples, and Erup-
tons from the skin. use Schlotterbeck's Moth and
Feckle Lotion, prepared only by A. G. Schotter.
beck & Co, Apothecaries and Che mists, Portland
Me. For sale by all Druggists at SO cents per bot
tie. NAYS sntf
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land.
GL0UOESTER-Ar 2Tth. brig Potomac. Carver,
CALAIS; schs Atlantic, Cunningham. and Buena WIS.,
Ia Lewis Wiscasset.
NEWBURYPORT-Ar 26th, schs New Zealand,
Low. Elizabei hpor; Lucy Ames. Verril, Rondout
Ar Q III, scbs Saginaw, McMahan. Bath; Laura
May. Tarr Rockland-
BsNGOR-Ar 9th. brig ady Mopck, Portland,
to load tor Port au Prince.
FOREIGN PORTS.
AT Cebu Mich o. ship Golden State, Delano from
Manila ar 17th. tor New York, ldg.
at Calcutta Goth ut, ship Andrew jackson, Field,
Tor Boston dg.
Sid fin Akyab 9th ult, barque Thos Fletcher, PEN
dleton. Falmouth. for oroer.
A. at Cadiz 27th inst ship zouave, Robinson. New
York
At Valencia 10th inst. ship Italia, Wbittemore, FIN
Callao, disg
Ar at ilavre 10th inst, barque Investigator, Carver
New Orleans.
SD I'm Callao 23d ult, ship Ellen Austin, French.
Guanape.
AT Valparaiso 18th ult ship Bethiah Thayer, Cart
ney, unc; and others.
SPOKEN.
May 49, lat &c 20, Ion SO, ship Vancouver from New
York tor Bristol.
Nav %, West OF Hatteras "a miles, barque Andes
from Matanzas tor Portland
May 25. lat 81 26 lon SO A, ship Marcia Greenleaf
from Newport Tor New York.
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Haydn Association Notice.
4 I meeting OF the Government of The Asso-
"A citation May II it was voted-that all members
Who do not pay their annual assessment and 8 On
the BY Laws on or before the 18th of June next,
shall be considered IS Withdrawn from the Associa-
lion and their be'shp forfeited.
The books may be found at A. nj. Smiths Corner
OF Middle and Temple Sts., or at the Hall en- the
evening OF rehearsal. A M. SMITH, Secretary.
May 10 sneOdtiuni5