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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
Farm for Sale.

NTE>>R> FUTILE HOBBS offer Tor sale
vi Jhcir Farm. situated IN the town OF BEriikL,
ON tut stage road leading from Bryant Pond Il.
IL station o. I.uuilrd, and about four miles from
The depot ai said station.
said farlu contains t;yo hundcel and forty acres
OF land, >.Nty ov seventy oi which i, valuable la
teryale and cuts from my "a sixty tons Of Hay.
Tho buildings are in good repair, ,ne Oasn being
new and well finished.
The above described property will be sold al 4
bargain 10 applied for soon, and terms Of payment
made eF-y.
For further particulars. apply 20
FUTILE 4 HOBBS,
Providence, Il. l., or 10
Il. ~TLyENS. on the premises.
i.sthcl. Dee. :, lSS
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Notice Of Appeals.
United STATES INTERNAL REVIEW y,
NssEssoR's OFFICE, 2d Dist.

('Nfrrp STATES internal REVIEW y, }
ASSESSORS OFFICE, 2d Dist,
Auburn, April 4, 1870.
7 hereby give notice that wiz near All persons
/ who desire to appeal from any valuation, as
sessment or enumeration, made by the assess or
any assistant assessor of the Stcond Collection
District of Maine, and returned IN The anhlai iist
OF ls70.--and receive and determine thelr appeais
at my Office i'm Auburn in said District, on the
scth day of April, 1870, ut . O'Clock \. NJ.
All appeals must bc made IN writing, and must
specify the particular cause, matter or TING re-
specting which decision Is requested, and must
state The ground or principle ot error complained
of. ENos Il, LUCE,
Assessor of Internal Revenue 2d Dist. OF Maine.
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Farm for Sale.

IN Paris nm q Farm of FORTY i've acres, pleas
~ auth situated, with goud buildings also,
" aguu and Buffalo. Dor further particular, en
gaiyc pu TIE pgv.uisc- 20
J. \. JACKSON.
PARIS March H. $50
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COUPON,

~ General kNOX. dam by horse called Alb
deIlah aud believed O. hc sou 90 AhdHllAb by
Ma,nbr,no, viii rc allowed 20 serve q few mares
nj the same stable. the ensuing season. Terms
reasons hlr Coupon rs own brother "a the ccic-
btatcd iroit,ug stallion, Nicholas, owned by j
VI Litilchclj Abbot Village. Maine. Is three YEAR
old the present SEASON stands ~ hands high
without -hoc., and weighs frll go HIS has free
open, ssshing gait. and "a a colt of promise.
Mares from, distance properly cared Cor, but
NO risks taken.
JAMES EpGECOMB.
Browudcll, March 20, tao.
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Sect. L. Fort 'r>t conducted ex.
pertinent ~ raising "a crop OF POI
tatoes oi the greatest value. 1T
the least cost, ou not less than
half acre. u0
: For the best conducted experiment
in raising the largest cop fear
rot-. at the least cost, on not less
than 4 acre, oa
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Save the Children.

NTULTITUDES Of them suffer, l.nger, and die,
wi because of Pin Worms The only cnectual
remedy for these most troublesome AMI danger
uus Of all worms. in children or adults, j. found
In DIR. GOtLDS rIN-WORM SfHt p
Purely vegetable, safe and certain \ valuable
cathartic and beneficial to health sold by
GRO. I. GOODWIN, Boston,
and all druggists. Gm octl5
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Perhaps no one melt
III cine IL - universally re-.
III gulrcd by everybody as
III a cathlTtic, nor va, ever
e,-<k any before 20 universal
N<s1zs2 ~ " adopted into usF. m
(Ayo5 j; d. ST.. I: 4:
H son T.. that 10. tur "A. rc-
>--------.<lSs~x~ liable and Gar rIJ.r ..-.-
SsrQoontss' tlIa remedy tntl any
- n other. Thp-c UiiJ Hlvb
tried II, know that il cured them those VINO .1'o
not know tbSt it cures their negi.Dor7 lIt it,'I-,
and all know That what u does once u toes 81" ~
that IL never fail, through any iau!t o. nrSlrttpt
IT. composition. We have thousands upon l1"l'
sands Of certificates OF their remarkable cures al TIA
following complaints, but such cures are known n
every ncighb0rhOOi, and we need not publish ihem.
Adapted To all ages and conditions IN all climates
containing neither caiomel or any deleterinus drug,
they NAV be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coating preserve. them ever fresh AMI makes
them pleasant n take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their nse ~ any quAhL'y;
They OpeYata by their powerful influence on INC
internal yiscera purify the blood and stimulate n
into healthy action remove the oD,trurtons 81 ~
stomach, bowels, liver, and other orglns "i -
body re tOrng their irregular acton - neaiiU '
by correcting wherever they exist, such to.aL5c-
nrnts A. are the first origin OF disease.
Minute direction, are gwen IN the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which lhe5'
PiHs rapidly cure
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Li.tiess-
nrs.. LaugaOr and Loss Of Appetite, me-
should De taken moderately 10 stimulate the ston-
ach and restore it, healthy tone and action.
fpg Liver Complainf and IL various sytnp-
tom, Bilious Headache. sick hrtdachc,
Jauniice or Green sickness Biii0us
Collie and Bilious Fevcrs, they should be Ju.
dicously taken FOR each case 10 correct me diseased
action or remove the DISTINCTIONS winch cause L..
For Dy.rnrrry or Diarrhri, but one mild
dose Is generally required
For ltneuulati-ns. Cont. & travel. palps-
tstion OF the Heart, Pain an the Sida,
RacL and Loins, thcy should be continuously
taken as required, 10 change the diseased action ~
the system. with such change those complaints
disappear.
For Dropsy and Dropsirai sw eiiinGS they
shonlj BE- taken IN large and frequent doses 10 pro-
ducc the eject of a drastic purge.
For Suppression a large dose should be taken
rs il produces the desired effect by sympathy.
A. Dinner Pin. take one or two PtHS 10 pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
I'm occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowes into healthy action restores the appetite,
and inygOrates the system. Hence u = Often al
yantlgeous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels toeraby well, often finds that dnse
Of these PiHs makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and rcnoyatnS eject on the d!ges-
tive apparatus.
DIR. y. G. AVER e CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MISS. u. S. 4.
In PARIS, by A. NJ HAMMOND.
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win make the season Of 1870 at stable Of the sub
scriber in Brownscld, oxford County, at s25 90 TO
insure o mare in ioal
Pequawket is Owe years old the present season,
is blood bay with black points, one white foot
behind; stands full rs hands high, and weighs
over 1900 pounds has light elastic step, plenty
OF bone and muscle never has had proper driving,
bnt can show less than three minute gait. Wsa
sired by Gideon, he by Rysdyks IIamhletonion,
by Abdaliah, by Mambuno, by imported Messcn-
ger. The dam Of Pequawket was by Hiram Drew,
out of fast tr0ttng mare, said 20 have tgoitcd in
2:S5 when 1--WE years old by old Eaton, Tho
dam Of Gideon was half sister To Lady Suffolk by
thoroughbred Engineer: time of Lady suffolk
2:26 in iSt3) The dam of Hiram Drew was by
Vermont Black Hawk (timc of Hiram Drew, s:3l !
in public. , ~ in pfivate) Old Eaton was by "A
Morgan horse, out of mare 10y Winthrop Messen
ger, weighed 100 pounds, and could trot in ? 20
with ease, see Maine Farmer" of Feb. ia, 1870.
Gen, sherman, (tine 2;32,l owned by AOrsm
Woodward, Esq, OF Bangor; was out Of the same
dam ni Pepuawket. Mr.. woodward has mare
one year older than Pequawket, out of the same
dam. which l. claimed to GO close 20 : 80. p :.
Palmer OF Bangor, has a fitH sister to Pcquswket,
one year Younger, which rs a three year old could
show 40 gait claimed Ia be the fastostmare Of
her are In the state.
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HALLS
Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover

Erery near increases The DOpH-
fdrifU of this Udfunbfc Hair Prep
GrdftOn, which is due To merit
alone. We can assure OMr Otd
DdtrOns that IL Is Kept fHity mp 10
ifs high standard, and tn those
tch0 hare necer used IL IRE can
confidently san, that 10 as the OntD
reliable and perfected prepdIn-
ton 10 restore GRAY Or FADED
HAIR to its yOuthJut color, mdh-
ina 10 soft, IustrOuS, ana sifheH;
The scalD, by its use. becomes
UHite and clean: IL remOres 0H
erHpfiOns and ddndrHH, and bD
its tonic properties prerenfs ne
hair from falling oft, as AZ si'n-
uiates and nOurishes the hdiT
gI0nds. By its use the hair gr0tCS
thicker and stronger. In bdtdnCss
10 restores the capillary glands
to their normal UigOr, aud tciH
create a neW groUH ercept in
extreme Oid age. IL is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used. as IL requires fcpeJ'
apDIicatiOns, and Oircs the hal"
that splendid gfOssV appearance
so much admired Or all. Il. Il.
Hayes, VI. d.. state 1ssdBeP N
Mass. says, "he CONSTITUENTS az"
pure and cdreIHiiD selected Tor
erceiient gndiity, aud consider
IL tie BEST PREPARATORY
IT'S intended purposes Ne pub
tish a treatise on the hair, Thich
IRE send free by mail upon dppfi-
cation, Which contains COHimeH-
J dafOry notices from cterDymeR'
physicians, the press. ana Others.
I we hare made the sfudy AZ The
! hair and It's diseases ~ speci0itU
for years, and EnOW that We make
the most eHectire preparation JoT
the restoration anal tie preserrd-
ton Of the hair, e.rtdHt. AMI so
acknowledged on the best Medt-
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sod By all Druggists and Dealers in Nedici1
Price one Dollar Per Bottle.
R. p. HALL & co., Proprietors.
LABORATORY, NASHUA, Nh.
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CLASS u.--DARY PRODUCTS.

CLASS u.--DIgY PRODUCTS.
Sect. l. For the best specimens of
new milch cheese, not less than
so lbs, oo
Second do, 100
Third do, w
, For best specimens of June butter
not less than 30 lbs. w
Second do, U
Third do, OO
: For best specimens ot Fall butter
not less than 10 lbs. w
second do, ~
Third DO, w
CLASS III. Bread.
Sect I. For best loaf ct wheat bread, 80
For best boat brown bread, %
DirjS'oa ~ Manufactures.
CLASS I.-HoU sEHoLD MANUFACTURES.
Sect /. For hes, ten yards wooden
flannel, %
For best ten yards frockiug, | 90
Fer best stockings spun and Knit by
the same person. %
3 For the oc,i full cloth. 10 yards, %
Z For the best rag carpet, %
Class u.-NEEpLT WORK.
SECT. / For hes, and largest variety
ct ornamental needle work, / 90
Second do, %
> For best specimens Of embroidery, 80
second do, 20
S For the rest counterpane, %
Second do, %
CLASS UI.-MuIINERY.
Sect. /. For the best display of
millinery goods, on
Seconido, 90
CLASS W.-AGMCULrCRNL IMPLEMENTS.
Sect. J.. For tac best hreaSingu
p,ow made in the Slate, 200
second do. %
= For best seed p,ow, 90
For best horse hoe or cultivator, %
For bcs; harrow, 80
CLASS N.-FUINrrUEE.
Foy best exhibition a Furniture, > 90
and Book.
Class VI->HuLs NNp LEATHER.
For re, exhibition of boots X shoes, 90
auJ Book.
FarHc,' exhibition of leather. TOO
and Book.
For The best harness, 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
SAMUEL X. CARTER,
PARIS hill, ME.
LIFE & FIRE INSURANCE AGENT
FOR
OXFORD COUNTY.

S.R e represents only ilrst.clNss Companies
aud will issue Policies At ~ favorable rate, a. any
other Agent Applications 10y mail for Circulars
insurance, promptly answered, and any part OF
the County visited il requested. Apll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15

Lite Insurance Is blessing. coming 'CheH
blessings are most needed.
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agricultural.
oxford County Agricultural
SogIpsy.

We publish below the Revised Prize
List for 1870, with lis; OF Awarding Com
mites, &c. for the Fair to be held on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Oct,
4ih. 9Th aud 9th, 1879.
DsCisj0n f.--LiUe Stock.
CLASS HORSES.
Sect. I. For the best Stallion KEEP, in this
County tie present season, for ali work
endurance. dociIily, and pedigree
considered 5 90
Second do, 400
> For the best breeding mare, 90
Second do, l 90
8 Foy Tie 5o,i tAlc0 Year old colt. I 90
For best TWO Year old colt, > 60
Fog at>t one yr,r old colt, BoOS
F.g best uotIiug4 year old colt, = 90
For 5cs, Work aud Family Horse. ; %
8 For best Iroltiug horse that has
been raised and always owned
within ,h. ,.uit> OF the Society, II 90
For best trotting horse owned IN
the State. - eN
For best Matched Horses. 40 90
For the best pair OF Work Horse . 90
No old. broStn down horses will tee ad-
milted to compete Tor the abote premi.
umS
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

uvIEREA- Ithial = ksncrSon ui GREENWOOD,
w In the County of oxford and state uf Maine,
by hi Mortgage pctG dated November II, 1850
and recorded With oxford Records, book ~, page
10. converting tn the subscriber certain parcel
81 land with the buildings thereon, situated AZ
Locke Mills ia -Ail Greenwood, and described
a. follows. Ia wit being the same premises con.
viewed by he subscriber o. s3d HENDERSON by his
deed dated July ~ lS5 and recorded with OK
ford Record, book u, page TO- 10 which reference
may be had. and whereas the conditions 81 SAID
mortgage have bcW broken, | hereby claim 10
ior,rlusc The aamca grccatlH 20 The statute IN such
ease made AMI provided.
Paris, March Il, 1870.
TiIE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
bc has been duly appointed by the Honorable
judge 81 Probate, for the county OF oxford, AMI
s-uined the trust II Administrator "i ;h' estate ui
WILLIAMS POTTER, late OF Gilead,
In aid County, deceased, BY giving bond ~ tho
law direct, De therefore requests all persons who
AZ, ini, ht - tie c-tai" OF sa, d"cel-cd 10 make
immediate payment and those WI have any do
manl- thereon, to exhibit the SANE 20
ELBRlDGE q. WHEELER
March Is. l-.0.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
Dee ha- been duly appointed By ihc Honorable
Judge uI Probate, for the County oi oxford, AMI
assumed Che tTs ot Administrator OF the estate OF
JOSEPH II. NEWMAN, late Of DiNicld,
in .ald County, deceased, 10y giving bond the
law directs, be therefore requests AL persons who
immediate payment, and those who have any dc
mands thereon, o. exhibit the same to
CALEB L HOLLAND.
Marra Is l-7o,
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CLASS yI->HuEs NNp LLlTuER.
For .e,. exhibition of boots 4 shoes. 90
auI Book.
ForHc,' exhibition of leather. TOO
and Book.
Fur The best harness, 90
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WILLIAM III. CLIFFORD,
Counsellor s. .Atto' ney at Lac,
AND
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
No. sol III Congress street,
PORTLAND, IE,

Patent office Fees.
On every application FOR design, for three and
.iX months Sl0 %
On every application for design, for yrs - "a
On every application FOR a design tor IA yrs 80 ou
On every caYCat, 10 th
On every application for patent, - 90
On issuing each original patent, 20 ,n
On ding a disclaimer, - 10 n
ON every application for a reissue, - GA
Ou every al .tioual patent granted on so az
On even application for an extension, - 80
On the grant OF every extension, % ~
Eg-All fee. NUT le paid la advance
The applicant iura patent must furnish dupli.
cate drawings and model where the nature oi
the invention admits II them.
All kinds of Drawings and models funi.hedif
required. oCl -
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes Of LaIativs
Medicine.
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For Sale or 10 Let.

rI'HE CNRRlhGE pud BLACKSMITH SHoi
i ~ south Paris. Inquire Of
An :. 1870. J. II. KING.
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perhaps no one ulr'li
cine D.. - universally re-.
au.rcd by everybody a.
q cathlrtic, nor ~, ever
any before 30 universal
" adopted into usr, ia
every .Ountry and uupa,
al rl4,.e,, - tul- mIl
bat efficient Pur- I've
PiH. The ObyIour rr1-
son T. ihltltI.turnrc Dee.
liable an,i fJrrIJur u.-
tual remedy tnaa luy
~ IW....R IU#Hr.. HH..us
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For Sale.

4 HORSE, q or wears oil, also. LIGHT
n WAGON. SLEIGH auh HARNESS.
WV. III. WALKER
ys,rf. Mach IL is-n
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FOR SALE.

L b. STEyENS, on the premise
Bethel. Dec. :, lSS.
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CLASS III. -BREtp.
Sect. /. For best loaf OF wheat bread, %
For best boat brown bread, %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-23

Steamship II Livingston, chccseman. Savannah Livlngs
steamship South Carolina, Beckett, charcslonH Nor
Steamship FL Cid, Nickenon. Wilmington, NcL orinard
Steamship Terry Besrse, Newborn. Nc-Murrsy, Fer.
Steamship Faniia, Doane, Observation-Disclosures Steam
Ship Ella Norton, Berry, Moendo-Borand, Dearborn
Ship suo.e, souie Buenoa Ayres and Montevidsosts.
phens soule. - - c..
ton - 49,. -
Brig Walter Howes, Pierce, Havana-H w Loud Co..
Brig Camille (Br, srout CabarienDanf0rtb, knowlton
&Co S., ~ ,,,u..
berg. - $50 -. :, -. - > ~,
schr Lucia Ives, Miller, CenfuegosC L Guilleaune
schr George Staples McGregor, ChariesonEvans, Ball
schr Glover. Gore Baltmore. w yondersmith:
Schr Benz Crocker Harding, Baltimore-C Il Staples.
Schr L X Dresser, Reed Baltimore WIN Chalmers. .
echr Pierce, Baxter Connecticut Rver--Rackeu 4
Bro. - - ,,
Steamer Martha Stevens, Chance, Baltimore.
Steamer Sarah Jones Phiadelphia-
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Philadelphia.
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MYSTERIOUS ARSON CASE.

NEW YORK; Dec. 90, 1870.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
AS you published some few days ago notice Of
my incarceration In the Tombs on charge OF arson
and as have been honorably discharged from Gus
tody after an examination wherein was proven
innocent, clearly and without reservation there.
THIS rs dsproval OF any and all malicious reports
that may be circulated concerning me. Very truly,
MAX MAYER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-23

neoule 10 purchase counterfeit United States Ell
rency, has induced secretary aouw0l' TO issue me
following circular:--
The Treasury pepartnen receipt daily Of letters from
4 yAe ~ # Ne New
Gss1 y s ss I 2: Ss
made ssow .dh that n n: SS
sm for Secretary
Text Of ta6 New sugar Hill.
The following is the text OF the Sugar bill, which
has Just become a law
reducing Internal taxes and for other oses
% I'll IS f ns :es 90 b
n sss as on M SIvs No. 30 @
70 above So f p Ss ss
% 's sss s.ls
al sc Il a @ Ss sS No e
ssss. Gs ss sf'i'ss
shall By p Be aas en BY s
sss "a suck
ssss ," sss 'as Sss
Tshsr y ssssfn 'ns
81 s s forfeited Re
ConHrmations ~ the Senate.
Tue Senate, In executive session. confirmed the
following nominations
pogae,s,,,.gohn F: Smith, Albany N,Y:E.J Sullivan
cs .nsy
Auantic Iowa. W. carewel nerkmer n. r.; J. Ban, sis
pe:on y ~ A. ya1derbGprg. Ciyac ~ X; ,; D. White
W. oorset Laramie, Wyoming; Brazcr Santa Cruz, Cal
Consult William l.. Long, at Cassaya; Jasper smith, at
Fnncha g. Nation, at Honoluu BENZ = Farnhar, at
Brazil.
yiseHaaeo,.-J. 8. Adams, Collector of Customs Of ST.
Johns TIA John parmesr. Collector At champain n "
J. w. Keller, Surveyor OF Customs at Albany; David H.
Mason United State. Attorney for Massach,lsetts
Of Republican, District Kan g. Shanghnssy Marshal for
Pas Minn;s chsrS, r Coster Collector Of Internal
United States Attorney for tho Northern District OF Ala
bama.
A Nomination Revoked.
Yesterday the President transmitted a MESA &c to
the Senate asking the return Of the nomination Of
Blanchard as postmaster at New Orleans in place Of
Lowell, the present incumbent. Some conversation
took place as to the position OF the latter who was
suspended, In case the nomination should be with.
drawn. Several similar cases before the Senate,
and in order to tx precedent the nomination was
rejected to-day and resolution passed declaring IN
substance that under the Tenure OF once bill IN case
OF the rejection OF Eew nominee the old incum-
bent remains without fling new BOND.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED pY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

sms GUIDING sssr nas Anp DEER s s0p
s sa sw s s so o.
s. o. sgnaSa bark Lord Clarendon Br from Rue!
Ss ss pssSs YIN a.s ss
W bark 9is sssy ss s Ion
d s aas ns snrs a city
Tiaa, Havans Vera Cruz ~. vo.,
and Norfolk with mdse and to the Old Dominion
Couch Norfolk with d's and pas
with sS1 rubber EIpsssasss hssyS Ny
i P9I q
s e Sessy ana ~ s Has, been days north Of
schr Foster, Clark, Virginia
sssr !sihS mPsass assH ssoB ts Sn
scIr { i Mslisson, Bailey. Virginia.
sSr Marietta Smith Preston, yiTsnis for Fair Haven.
Gh.s. %.. aesn.S Virginia
scSr sctnsy, Sss:asws xea sndT,s ieg New Haven.
se ssr PSaro toiins bsisaors s0'"'SD'
ssr pn winter
achr Katie Hoyt Parker, Baltimore for New Haven
Schr ChagHet, Gibbs, Philadelphia for New Bedford.
Schr Eva Bele Somers, Philadelphia for Providence.
Schr Restless Baxter, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Nickerson, THY, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Nellie Ann, Marshall Egg Harbor.
Echr Cora, Low, Egg Harbor.
Sloop Flying scud Young, Virginia.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston for New York, with
mdse and passengers. to H Dlmock
Steamship Wamsntta Fish, New Bedford for New York,
with mdse and passengers, to Ferguson Wood.
Schr Helen RUSSELL Mehafey, Portland, Ct. for New
York.
Schr Anna Frye. Smith, New Haven for New York.
Schr Grace " est Lord New Haven for Darien, Ga.
Schr Richard Morrill, Mccarthy Greenwich for New York.
Schr Haze, McNamee Greenwich for Staten Island.
Schr Orlando Smith. Ferris Portchcser for New York.
BOUND EAST
Sc hr Estee, Pierce, Philadelphia for New Bedford.
Scbr Geo Prescott, Jones, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr William, Sanders, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Thos Borden, Lee, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Eva Belle, Somers Philadelphia for Providence.
Schr Flower, Russell, Amboy for Bridgeport.
Schr Mercer, WATSON, Elizabethpor for Bridgeport.
Sour Cornelia, Small Elizabethport for New Haven.
Schr Henrietta, -, Ehzabethport for Boston.
Schr Perine, Haskell, Weehawken for Pawtucket.
schr George Emily. Hoyt, Wechawken for Yarmouth.
Schr Arrow Br, Mcdonald New York for Halifax, NS.
Schr Melita, Lent, New York for Bear River, Ms.
Seer Mnquas, Heavy New York for Southport
Schr Meany, Lewis, New York for Bridgeport
Schr Andrews. Clark, New York for Connecticut River
Schr David Nelson, -. New York for Portchester
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SAILED.

Steamships Trpoi for Liverpool Arizona, Hong Kong,
&c Missouri, Havana; Livingston, Savannah; South
Carolina. Charleson; FL Cid, Wlmnston, Nc; z Terry
Mobile; barks Orion Cork or Falmouth II Purugon, -;
brigs Guiding Star. Cardenas; Clara Jenkins Havana
Wind at gunse W. Hight.
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The Poultry Show closed last evening. Flnan-
cially 1t has not been successful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-23

The schoolsnfp Mercury win shortly start on o
cruise With 2o7 boys on board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-23

Monday will be celebrated rs legal festival.
Banks Boards and places OF business win be closed.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
Salts ! Des,moi,on.
Steamer
ONW.
CLEARED.

s,eamsh'p Tpoli {Br) Severely, Liverpool via cuesrs-
6tcaslip Arizona, ScAbury, Hong Kong via Malta and
the Suex Canal Pacific Mall sieaNsship Co.
,sseamnsahip Missouri Palmer. Havana-Atlantic nap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-23

George Holland the veteran actor, was buried
Yesterday in Greenwood. Ills funeral was attended
BY ali the professionals In town.
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RET,OW

Bark Hattie fBrl, Parker from Bremen Nov 90 wit
n,dse, e Hsney Parker WAS spoken by pio, boat
Bark Mary tBr Bartony, from Havana (by pilot boat
Ii 0nnnen, No 20l.
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Barometer cofseoted for elevation ana tempsra-

Edward d. Chase Nac committed at the Tennis
yesterday morning charged with passing spurious
check for s27s on the Ninth National Bank, to the
order Of Anita Howard.