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The New York herald., 1870-03-21

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Brig Lena Thuriow tof Porand) corbc Montevdeo, 80
days with hides and wool to Brett Son Co. Crossed the
Equator FEB IN lon as had very light wind. 70 the Equa
tor since strong westerly gales and was % days north OF
Brig BSgo,s Cassidy. Aspnys ss days. with gdss, 70
NJ and NY Gaies March IL. OF Ha.eras, had furious
Big Orion sr DoAsrty Mare ~ days, with loswooa,
he been Is day. 81 aa rse
'GSs ess. Ssf' s
s, s:S 1s.s sss
SaT E91 g, s
Co.ve.sl % wsnbsry Has been S days north q Hat
o ysod ss
schr 2 secIman, scuII, Virginia
ssSr Sss:!.sn' Sps!sss' hs.Issos a'Sa; sss'S y'rsa,.
schr Adal,sa, Loyeand, virginia
schr Gen Grant Jones, Boston for Virginia.
schI Athsh.. Haley, schr Joseph Long ashore u,
Long Branch, with coffee and logwood the Coast WrccknR
The brig Havana reported le.h is consigned TO James
gales the entire wa II 1svs north ~
March 10 had hurricane from EsE, which hcys ou
cargo
Passed Through Hell Gatc.
BOUND SOUTH.
sts.m,sip Neptune, Baker, Boston for New York, with
Steamship Wamsuta, Fiah. New Bedford for New York
with mdse and passengers. to Ferguson Woon.
6chr Charles M0ller, Brown, Boston for PbiiadelphA
Schr Cornelia, Long, New Bedford for New York.
Schr Hunter, Crane, Fall River for Newbern.
Schr Merwn, Buncc, Provdcnce for Elizabethpor
Scbr Helen, Tyrrell Providence for New York.
Schr X A Grozier Smith, Providence for New York
hn5 My 1s dr n Ys
Schr Bella Peck Averll. New London for New York.
Schr Onward, Arey New London for New York.
sehr Cicero Coland New London for New York. in bal
schr Helen r. Jones, clinton for New York.
Schr q Goodwin, Bishop. Essex for Elzabethport.
Schr Phebe Elizabeth, ai New Haven for Elizabehpor
Schr Franklin, -, New Haven for New York.
Schr Sarah Faconer Wilson, Southport for New York.
Schr Parker Parker, Glen Cove for New York.
Schr Margareta, Watson Glen Cove for New York.
Soop Harvest. Corwin. Providence Tor New YORK. with
mdse, TO II w jackson Co.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Lucy Homes Muncey, Baltimore for Pal River.
schr Alexancria, Baker, Philadelphia for Norwich
Schr Ngn Donney, Lynch South Amboy for Norwich
Schr Ripple Copover, Afoboy for New Hnyen
Scbr Col Eddy -, Ehzabehport for Boston.
Echr Convoy French, Elizabsthport for Boston,.
Schr Connecticut, Stephens, Ezabehport for Norwich
schr M Il Hearn Wells, Elizabehpor for stamford.
Schr Vicksburg, -, Hoboken for Boston,
Schr Unexpected, Ludlow. New York for st John, NIB.
schr Kate Scranton, Palmer New York for Providence.
Scbr Maria, Abbott, Harlem for Madison. CT.
Wind st sunset s, light.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21

G. G. Hallenbcck, late Captain Of G. Company
Fifty-sixtn regiment has been elected commandan
Of Il Company, Thirteenth regiment National Guarc
The New York herald., 1870-03-21

II s stated on good authority that movement Is
on foot to have General p. II. Jones removed from
his position OF Postmaster Of this city, and that the
name OF his successor VIII be sent into the Senate
by the President III few days Tor confirmation
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
SHIPPING G NJ w S.
Alp,nuac fer New vork--This Day,

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE ON DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21

The annual meeting and dinner OF the Princeton
College Association OF New YORK and vicinity will
take place at Delm0nicos on the oath inst Ladies
are invited to be present after dinner.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21

During the PAST week The Tax Receiver collected
352.e 1888 SO.
There were in the city last week 4I5 deaths, 374
persons married ana 272 births.
lady states that Archibald Douglas was not shot
IN ginnnll by Thomas jackson, but that the wound
ing took place on the sidewalk.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21

Coroner Rollins has been n0tined to hold an
inquest at Mount sinai Hospital on the body OF
William Tuttle. youth OF nineteen years, whose
death resulted from injuries received on Sunday OF
last week. at sufferns, on the Erie Railway. while
engaged in counting cars.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
BRO0KLYH INTELLIGENCE.

The police made 200 arrests In Brooklyn last
week.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21

There were twelve cases OF smallpox and three
deaths from the same loaths0me disease reported in
Brooklyn last week.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21

Average temperature yesterday. ...."..........
The New York herald., 1870-03-21

The emigrant landing depot at Castle Garden is
draped In mourning in respect to the memory OF the
late President Of the Board OF Comm issloner OF Emf
grafton, Cuban G. verplanck. The flags droob
hali-mast high. The funeral will be from Trinity
church, at one O'Clock, TINS day.
, 1870-10-23
New ety1m-

Rrcl'n 1 Hamilton, corner OF Lake aud Clark
ts-'-:s, VIII rrct. NJ Mou:ay. October -. mag
H'trotI >:ock n jrsclfy q: t7c vcrv fAteAt de-
rir,s. tnu>islirc OF .ftamerds, pearls, stone
e~'r, &. rosA. 'tck chains, opera chelns, guhtd
t:t:-> =, IL, :ta'''>, r'e1iut *'onc cameo. CORA.
IL a.. A-.a ..1nnri s'f tnrXets, ETC. THIS hHuse
III. 81. r',i l.i. r!vt al at 12,s ndrr1nC ch1ice
g.-s st tse l'wrsr prices, and a-e N aktaU their
s'n.e = 81: s>sh. ItaoEt for ali who 1csltc some
L s.aIs.ful
, 1870-10-23
AZ Elegant Printing E.tablishmsnL

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ls1'' s;rrt rrlht~ and rtattocer., tate removed
E''S ;:acc of business to No. liz Madison, in the
II N, 7asnn H'scs, vhe1e til, = lave opened oue
Z! ihe most attractive atd ex,enkiyn establish
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nr7t Nsti ccnr:ucr Ahy persnn that they arc
tEst''f al the AZ OF iatirg. aud WORK LETT with
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, 1870-10-23

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, 1870-10-23
HORSES Aip cARRIAGEs.

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, 1870-10-23
SUBURBAN REAL EtTATE.

KsOn SALE-pR pREXCHASGH-FOR CRY PROP
CITY, nne tfek hon.e Of II rooma. pansses. clo%.
isrd finely rct with rhoice frtL ornamental nnd shsdc
tfC.r very dr.r1he suburban rtedrnc in the pca,-
ant village 81 F.iane, hours ride fro:n the cay on
tf.e sinc cf he Z. 4 4 t;noi leh"si. eiisrc1
:snd eorety, b. r. y. 1lAGEftTy. 1os W4thIustuu.st
l:oon s. tfrIn 10 10 II =. m. 9 to I r. M
, 1870-10-23

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r. eoa5a:,s en- y aesomInod i'd With rooms sad
e0'fa Terms Reasonable:
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DER. N ,''N ''-~ s''eNf| 1 1"N''&
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lIA , roam. f.. gentleman and wife or sIase gentle
".D, 1u. Al.o so..a.ut sus'e '.am.
IOUwith iadE. T.aeher innnllie aeIno, n,rf,lIed
151 M1ISo1s Sr.-nnoss Am R0ARDiyc
l04 fy lie day Or twseE s,i meal. from is to Iai.
pastl. "(>-' a'@ ',1>~'' ''e'D :" - ''''''
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lou can o'talnl6oald in rivate family.
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IL ID ;ea 5s1
F1co Es0UTV TAisTT0:sT:-1 PLFasaNT
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l7O "sa ROM: tasie q; f.i'y sSlnE Il thtse n
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so nom mona =. 'EeEca.arnsa.
soid w.teI to renf iti; isai .''' ''' WIN ''' An'
Ol s wnsP & .Ssas is s!sS = SJSi.E6
903 W4sS!zsTs7s7=As! q s $: = Fee57
or two .iasls keat!sms..-
;5s1l.s M piasd rooms, Tor ssnt,esasa aeie":uess
1Oe nynos.sT-BoAnprsc AND LODGING
tierrn. viii, p" hna,a Faa ny 1o III two sSn
thr German Language. >''' 49,
;s ;s;io:s5 ;saeg.'!S sASSsP PsI1 Ss1s
Erns IL, Il III n sri.o o mpnsS .os ao,r!sf,
, 1870-10-23
TO LEASE.

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eo:rtr = HerIyplass aud Cottage Gt9re.av, w ~
, 1870-10-23

ant xskc e r.latins hou.s re tlO:n The c;ty on
I'D ~. soietf !; Il ST. AGKRTy ios w.ssiskta,e w' rnsa
l:oom 5, tfsm 10 to II =. m 2 to pm.
EoR RsALE-ulSsDALE.
nInt,..e-n Be .ntifuI and attractive .....
nint4sio- hAnds'nret undnl.tl.us c,rr scen-
iiIa:sie- Aa:s.!: r. ss:s .se;sty s1l 'as''''se.
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non sAIK.;;FvASSnoS rR0FERrY-AT 4
y arsa4n. nv Richard u. kcyr & t:s.
lse. aiio,nns tac village eaa be bought for SEQ
Nrira,ie Sscsnt lot. mu.t he ,e,d.
IS It'll t. KEss eo sT ~ s9.n..en III
r3 SALMON coRNELLST.. HYDE PARK, 10
70 IT. sSsa IL It
TO. sALF-oR RnHT-SPLFSn1D COTTAGES
SGas FIJI ST.. se sei besg es,s in indeed n
(,nrE NORTH EVANSTON
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, 1870-10-23
AGEKTS WANT1sQ.

ENN wANIKD-zsaA a DAY 70 MALE AID
A female akent1. p tct1eapee he EECHk4R ~
ssfss as,,s. md i the cnly IAOENsKp SAgTTIE "a.
~ eerSratsd WEson feeA Al estess infs1n1f
ren:t, sna IL seller ~ w - ~: Z pr2'efsE
TERS1f d 90, C2eveil-d.o.
, 1870-10-23
BOARDING AND LODGING.

II SOUTH suFLpOS~ST.-TD FRST A SUlTK
! ri roc,nA. n III ;irhttiasa 1o1fu Hous. h1a NIL
n,as improvements Also roaul suitable tor single
, 1870-10-23

nIATo WANTED-MuST BE a GOOD 1SSTRq-
L m1 Mt oetave st . decided oai~an 1o{ estn: A4'
sr,.s GHhAP FMao. tribune esaes.
, 1870-10-23
MISCELI IAKEOUS.

Stw Tts1S,;- -SuS.ExelpsEvE HAND.
...-t,rvst".r. Send Il. pzttcn.ars. oe 81 ccuts
..1:t. II. LkUSAKn CO. is Eath sun-r1Aee.
, 1870-10-23
WANTED TO RENT.

HTASTEp-Tn REST-A MARRIED COUPLE
without children. desire e rent fmrn.hcd han.+
With tucfrTn improvements onc nf tho aTfnpes.
nnstt of Twrn'tth-t- Pnt.cssson wanf-,i irnsc.
dsatry: Can fErnsh -t ef city scfrrc.7er. aud NV
psrn1 tk IN naE9nc,'. M ut ea:s pay over 3tes
Tr month: Adt:~st, eivEs location and Price, r. o.
, 1870-10-23
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

11HE FURNITURE OF SIX OR RIGHT ROOMS
to rnt 10 r.-ron.lr 2s1ty. Tetsns moderate. Ad-
dnfs FuHalTUtsE, Tribune office
uTANTFD - HnuSEHOID GOODS FOR
~ counuy hotel, Of various dtses5rttona- Pa1ttS
selling gu. viii End e=ah rosrass<r al 16s Sa9:h Car3
u. T. R LETS.
n7ASTxp-F0R CAsW-ANT0NE WISHISG 70
" dIArssr Of the whole Or nAsf RI their hnnse sald
furniture VIII AprV H. q Ascrrass II. A. CHAFlH, ~
pcafhGrr+tN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-23
The Merit Ie1isldtIire.

The large Legislative gains" so con-
spicuously set forth in big type in the
.irgaS xnd Other Democratic papers inn
mediatelv after election, are reduced, as
We thought they would be, 10 Just nothing.
The Senate viii, ia all probability, stand
precisely the same as i; did last years, -
Republicans and 5 Democrats. The
House stock last year IL Republicans
and 81 Democrats We have returns
from all the State with the exception of
two III .,ricl>. which. we have 10 doubt,
have elected Republican representatives
Allowing this 10 be the case parties in the
nexl House Will stand ia Republican. Sc
Democrats and no choice in one district.
This j. dAjn. well. when we consider ,hai
by fooR>hnesS the Republicans lost two
representatives in Portland, twoin Lewis
ton. three 10 Bangor, one in BridgtOR and
one IN Wateryilie. The back tewns"
which the ArgieS used To consider strong
holds at democracy, gave Republican
gains about enough to Offset AL they lost
in the seaport and large towns.
In Cumberland couuty we lost two in
Portland and one in Bridgtou, bat we
gained one each ia Brunswick, Gray.
Windham. Sehago, Gorham, and Naples,
leaving net Republican gain of three
members, which may be increased 10y the
election OF the Republican candidate in
the Falmouth and Pownal district, where
there was no choice. As to the idea pro-
rmulga,cd that the Democrats will hold
the balance OF power in the Legislature
on the question ol L. 5. Senator, it is al
.moonshine-IP Portland Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-23

MAINE CENTRAL r. X. ExTENsroN.-
The Lewiston Journal says the grading
of the extension of the Maine Central
has been sub. let rs follows: First mile
and half from Danville .Isnction, to
Frenchman from Canada; next three
miles 10 Vim. Kinds OF Lewiston; next
two miles TO Mr. Ward of Bangor; next
mile to Mr. Conway OF Portland; next
two and half miles to Michael O'Neil
of Portland; the next four miles the CEN
tractors, Messrs. Straw, Patterson and
Nancy. reserve themselves; next mile to
Patrick Dunn OF Lewiston and tho last
three miles, connecting with the L. & n.
road near Cumberland station, to Shan
non & Dolan Of Portland. Whole distance
Is miles Nearly all the sab-cotraclors are
at work. several hundred men being on
the line Thursday. Before n week there
will be 600 men ut work on the line. ii
the winter should be favorable, the grad.
ing will he completed early in the spring,
and the road ready for the cars by July.
One section OF the masonry has already
been let to Mr.. Savage of Augusta.
The grading is all done by the yard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-23
Peru Items.

The balmy days Of Autumn have re-
turned with sunshine and shade. and the
many products Of the rich farms, OF this
vicinity have been harvested. and prom
Use a boun,iful yield. Corn and hops
never looked better. on the farms tina, lay
on the banks Of the Androscoggin, The
hops have been pressed, and farmers say
that tho same amount Of bales never
weighed as much before. We hope and
trus, that tho dilligent producers will be
rccompcnsed Tor their labors. from the
fruits Of our Mother Earth.
Business affairs are now prospecting,
with the indication that, rs Fall trade
opens, the Merchants of this place, (West
Peru will, by shrcwd sales, make for
themselves that gain which their pro-
fession deserves. A. C.. Small, who now
trades in the brick store so long owned
and occupied by Lyman Bolster. has on
hand an assortment of dry goods and
groceries. which he sells al \ reasonable
price, to accommodate the people around.
VIM. Woodsom, Jr., is now filling his
store with choice goods for the Fall and
Winter trade He carries on business at
his old stand. W. J. Walker, who fitted
up Hardware store in this village last
Spring, is now doing considerable in the
way of manufacturing all kinds OF tin
ware. lie has his workshop in the same
building where his goods are for sale
which renders il more convenient tor him
to attend to his customers.
Valmore Dunn, the only manufacturer
and dealer In furniture at this place, is
preparing some fine sets of furniture,
which he thinds will suit the most par.
ticular. l entered his shop, and was
shown good specimen OF his extension
tables, in the way OF very well made
table. which can be extended or cont act
cd at pleasure. His articles are all made
Of the best lumber, chiefly yellow birch,
that he has prepared for the purpose
His machinery is Of the latest pattern,
consisting of planes, turning lathe, and
other requisite fixtures that belong to an
establishment Of the kind. Another
great aid TO him is that he can make and
repair his tools and Machines quality
not possessed by all.
Our election went off Just right, with \
majority in favor Of Perham, the great
advocate of the temperance cause.
A. LII.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-23
The Journals Hartford correspond,

The Journals Hartford correspondent
writes that Forest Lake Lodge OF Good
Templars, Of Centre Hartford, were favor
ed at their meeting on the 10th inst, with
the presence of a large delegation of Wis.
i,ors from the Shore Lodge of north Turn
err. and Crystal Wave Lodge, East Buck.
field This lodge numbers one hundred
and thirty-fve members and is collcctinga
good library. Graffam Coburn, aged SO
years, travelled last week, from Paris Hill
to North Hartford, eighteen miles. be-
tween half past five and half past eleven
A. NJ. David W. Corless of Hartford,
was the master workman of building
Asks feet, for S & j. Holmes, Paris, and
raised it the LAY he was 70 years old. and
returned to Hartford and voted for Pcrham.
The Rev. Levi lIcrsey of Richmond. form
crly pastor Of the Free Baptist church at
East Buckield. will preach his twenty
third annual sermon at that place on the
last Sabbath in September.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-23
MORGAN Items.

We had visions of the breaking up OF
tho ,lrouth about the time the sun crossed
the line-of wells once more filed with
pure water, and gurgling brooks again
singing their way through pastures and
fields; and VIC still cling to the delusion,
Notwithstanding the ''Star man" under
stands il will BIO dry until November.
DR.. Rodolphus Young has bought out
the stock in trade Of j. II. Carpenter,
druggist and apothecary. and is filling
up with choice lot Of new goods and
medicines. Mr.. Young is an experienced
hand. having formerly been in the business
in this town.
Our representative vote got little
mixed this year. G. p. Jones received
25S votes, running II ahead Of his ticket.
Lee Mixer had l56 falling behind his
ticket. 2Sdemocrats voted for DR.. Jones,
and about 20 republicans voted for Mr..
Mixer. DR.. Jones majority in tho dis
trct is ~.
Capt. Amos. F. Noyes has been on
trip down the European and North Amer.
can X. Il. He speaks very highly of the
country through that section-Of the
people as kind and hospiiable. lie was
the guest of Mr.. w. +. Work. baggage
master on the road. formerly of this town
Mr.. Frank A. Danforth has engaged
5000 bushels of cider apples at 20 cts a
bushel delivered at the mill.
FRosT's CORNER.
Miss Matte F. Brooks is teaching \
large private school. She is at home in
the school room. and her pupils learn.
The blacksmith shop at this place is for
sale. II is iirst-rate opening for good
and steady man who will come and stay.
Also, two story house with good
stable attrchcd The house is convenient
for two families. Will be sold Mt q
bargain. DYKE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-23
Teachers Institute.

There will be sectional County Teach
cr's Institute held at Denmark Corner
on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 9TH and 9Th
under the direction Of N. I. True, Super,
visor of Oxford Co., A. X. Mabry, Su'
pcrvisor of York Co., and L. A. Poor
Esq. A Public Lecture will be- given or
Thursday eve. by Mr.. Mabry.
We hope TO sec many teachers present
from the Western portion of the County
Each teacher should be provided witt
note book aud pencil.
N. Il. TRUE, Supcrv isor.