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The New York herald., 1870-11-06
THE SANDWICH ISL lands.

American Shipping at HonoIulu-Terrinc
Gales Among the Islands-Arrival Of
Chinese Coolies.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8, 1870.
The steamship Moses Taylor has arrived rom
Hsnolulu bringing the Australian mails and pas.
sengers. Mr., Adams0n, United States Consul at
Honolulu is among the passengers Honolulu ad
vices are to the 25th.
The United States sloop.Of-war jamestown and the
ships Ioani and Ethan Allen, New Bedford, were
In port.
Terrific gales and rains have prevailed in san Sal
vador.
Ihe ship Macao, from Macao, China, with over 400
coolies put into Honolulu In consequence Of stress
Of weather. She IS en- route Tor CaIiao.
Tne English gunb0ar Ringdove sailed for Yoko.
hama ON the 10th.
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GEORGIA.
Deadly ARRAY at n Circus in Da wson--gIn-
provoked Assault by Drunken Desperadoes--
Two Men Shot.

Two Men Shot.
ALBANY, Nov. 8, 1870.
The following are the particulars OF the fatal
ARRAY which occurred at Dawson on the % instant
resulting in the death OF two men and the wound
ing OF "a LADY,
man named H. X. Russell, while Intoxicated,
asked the doorkeeper OF side show price OF ad-
mission and passed his family In. Russell asked the
doorkeeper how many had gone In who replied
nine. Russell answered that there were but four.
The doorkeeper said ne would call che family back
to prove tnat Russell was mistaken. The latter got
angry ana struck the d0orkeeper. nearly knocking
him down, and then drew pistol ana threatened
u blow the dOorkeeper's brains out. The
latter 5ald he meant offence Russell stlll
threatening cooked his pistol the keeper ran inside
the canvas. Colonel Ames being near approached
and remarked TO Russell that this was not "A place
10 get UP difficulty. Russell responded, "i viii
Kill you, t0o," and shot az Colonel AInes. Another
circus man then demonstrated with Rus
SELL when two brothers named Kelly. known
as desperate characters, approached and
commenced firing. Colonel Ames was shot
twice while endeav0ring to escape. A
spectator named Oxford who was holding a child In
as arms was instantly killed. The child was taken
from under the dead body. A lady was wounded IN.
side the canvas. Colonel Ames died on the after
noon OF the I'd. Bis body WAS escorted to Macon ny
the city Council OF Dawson. The men have been re-
moved to Cuthbert aud confined In secure Jail.
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THE LUTHER ANS.
The General Council Of the Lutheran Church
Of North America.

The General Council of the Lutheran Church
Of North America.
LANCASTER, Ohio, Nov. ., 1870.
The General Council OF the Lutheran Church OF
North America assembled here on Thursday and
will remain In session one week. A large number
OF Synods from New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa. Texas and Canada were represented
Rev. DR.. KrOte Of New York, President OF the
Council last year, opened the Convention according
to the forms prescribed
Rev. c. r. krate, ID. d. Of Philadelphia, was
elected President; Rev. s. Laird, OF Plttsburg and
Rev. b. NJ Smucks, of Reading, English secretaries;
Rev. A. Spartle OF Philadelphia and Rev. G. A. Wen
sell, OF PitCsburg, German SECRETARIES; Rev. E. Con-
leon, Of Chicago, swedish Secretary Rev. J. Hattie
stad, Of Milwaukee. Norwegian Secretary. 8. Gross
Fry, Of Philadelphia, was elected Treasurer.
There are many matters Of 0fimportance which claim
the attention OF the General Council this session.
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Excessive Southern Freight Tnrins-rho Cin-
cinnau Bridge Dimcuty- Found Drowned.

cinnan Bridge DincuIty- Found Drowned.
CINCINNATI, Nov. s, 1870
At meeting or merchants at the Exchange to-
day. TO consider the matter OF excessive freight tariff
TO the South IT was shown by statements OF agents
who had travelled south and BY letters from South
ern customers. that the high for transporta-
iion and delay in delivering goods is injurious to
tie CINCINNATI trade. committee OF five or the
most prominent merchants OF the city were APP
pointed to correspond with presidents of railroads
running South, with view OF remedying the evil.
Arrangements are about concluded by the bridge
committee for applying for injunction against
the Newport bridge. y. ID. Lincoln and the City
Solicitor, and Mr.. Scheling OF Pittsburg, WIN act "a
counsel for paintiIfs, whose nam not yet an
nouuced. Mr. Bigiey OF the Plttsourg Coal Ex-
change says two men OF that city have been
selected to represent Plttsburg as paintifs.
servant girl, employed two days ago with a
family on Laurel street domestic giving only
the name Of Ann, was found drowned IN cstern
this morning. She was eighteen years old and
eactejite.
II. NJ. Diggins formerly agent OF the Manhattan
Lie Insurance Company has brought suit against
tnat company for $4,000 damages Tor prosecuting
HIM for embezziement. Diggins was acquitted OF
the charges at his trial IN June 1858.
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wAlLACk's THEATRE.
recha chs Matinee

Madame seebach. the great German tragettsenne.
concluded her engagement In this city by matinee
entertainment at Waack's theatre yesterday after
no0n The play was "Adrienne Lecouvreur,u
SeeDach taking the character OF the loving and un
happy actress. The house was the usual Wallack
house, an emlnently appreciatlve and pretty closely
packed audience. Mine. Seebach goes to Phia-
delpnia on Monday, and among the appr cciatIve
Quakers OF our sister city will doubtless win as great
admiration as she has won here
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cuRA..

Arrival Of Reinforcemonts from spsin-Gca-
oral do Rodas still In COmsand- Capture
OF Insuraent Chiefs-Cubnns Prevcnting Their
Leaders Leaving tho Ialaud.
HAVANA, Nov. 3. 1870.
The steamer Moro Castle arrived here Wednesday
night.
Two steamers from Spain with 900 soldiers have
arrived.
General De Rodas remains Captain General OF the
island. The report OF mis- departure Is unfonnded.
In the Vuella Abajo heavy winds have prevailed
ana caused much damage
General Caro- commanding the Central Depart
ment. goes to Spain; Zea chief OF De Rodas' staiI
viii assume that command.
CoYeneche relieved Merlo In the command or San
tago de Cuba.
The insurgent leaders Cuerto and Rodriguez Tea
were Killed at the Clenaga de Zapata. Ramon Armas
and Jose Modal were captured at Cimarrones. M
The contra-guerlas operating In the mountains
nave captured and killed the Cuban General Gabrael
Forum, an important parsonage OF the rebellion,
aud fifteen others. aN
Il is reported that the Cuban General Porro and
Others attempted TO leave the country. They had
ALREADY embarked when tney were prevented from
departing by their own partisans
The Panama ana West indies cable expedition
has LETT Aspnwall and is expected momentariy ar
Holland Bay, JAMAICA. nIt
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ALAB ANA.

Shooting ARRAY in Selms-Negro Killed by q
White Man-The Murderer Lynched by .
Negro Mob.
ee4aao. SELMA Nov. S, 1870. i.
This evening quarrel that had been pending on
day between Jack Baxter, white, and All. Granger,
negro, both brick masons, eliminated In the latter
being shot and killed. Baxter surrendered him.
self to- Marshal Waite, from whom ne was
taken by q mob OF negroes, stripped, beaten
dragged through the streets and left FOR dead
through the influence Of General Pettus and oCers
the whites, who gathered ana armed on hearing OF
the AFFAIR, were restrained from attacking the
negroes. strong posse, under General Pettus
was summoned by the Sheriff. by whom the body
dispersed without further violence. The city Ia
quiet tonight.
The courts are IN session, and the rioters WIN DC
arrested and punished according to law.
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ENGLAND.
The French Loan-winter Weather.

The French L0nn-Winter Weather.
LONDON, Nov s, 1870.
The market for the French loan is ductuating but
Is inherently good.
The weather for the past two nights has been un-
usually cold. Ice formed rapidly in the open ar.
1t is now moderat1ng.
The fishermen Of Innistrahul report that they have
found the place where the steamer Cambria sunk,
and demand pay for the disclosure.
The failure OF N. S. LOuree Co.. cloth manufac-
turers, at Bradford, is announced to-day. The firm
had large American connections.
The Educational Convention at Huntingdon yes
terday was largely attended. Resolutions were
passed demanding religious teaching in the schools
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warrington MarKes Is one or the most foui
sh..,uctions on the river side. We hope that
the Commissioners Of Piers and Docks will
Iosa no time In removing it. 1t is useless to
talk about improving the water front on the
vest side Of the city until this abominable
nuisance Is wiped ont, -. $40
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ST. AIMS CHURCH FAIR.

The fancy bazaar now being held at the Academy
Of Music, Fourteenth street. In behalf OF the new
church to be built for Father Preston In Twelfth
street-Church OF St Ann's--will close on Monday
evening: the 1th OF November. The fair has been
wei and carefully gotten up several artists or note
being among tne subscribers for pictures and other
things Several handsome carriages. grand plano,
some magnificent pictures and other articles OF
value VIII be sold or rallied for tomorrow evening
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LUNDUN, NOV. Q, IoIU.
A DESPATCH from Florence to this city says Victor
Emanuel definitely refuses to proceed to Rome,
fearing to incur the anathemas OF the Church.
Ministerial crisis occurred when this decision
was made known, but affairs were subsequently
arranged, preventing rupture OF the Cabinet.
lis now announced that the transfer OF the capt.
tai OF Italy to Rome VIII be made in July, 1871 but
this Is considered by the party OF progress
evasion and abandonment of the fruits OF the
ton.
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ITALY AND ROME.
Ministerial Programme In tho Holy City
federation and ECONOMY.

federation and Economy.
FLoRENCE, Nov. s, 1870.
The following Is given as the Ministerial pro-
gramnie:-Natonal unity liberal institutions as
Rome; the recognition OF the Pope as the spiritual
sovereign; decentralization; a revision and reduc-
tion OF taxation, and the reorganization OF the na
honal army on the principles Of the Prussan
army.
July 1871, has been fixed upon for the tran sfer
ofth capital from Florence to Rome.
reduction has been ordered La the number OF
departmental officers ,a41 .t..t
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FIRE IN ALBANY.

ALBANY. Nov. 8, 1870.
fire broke out tonight In Pruyn 4 Lansing's
saw factory and embosslng works, on Pruyn street.
which resulted IN heavy loss, but what amount
cannOt 20 iearned. The insurance will cover the
loss. Ladder. on which there were ten or twelve
nremcl, broke and SIX OF them were more or less
inluIeu one, named Michael Mack, seriously. Jus
too VlOee WA Al0N &DgosnN hart
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YACHTING.
THO Tidal w.vs Challenges tho SApshs-

To The EDrroR or THE HERALD:-- NW
notice In the HERALD OF to- days issue a invita-
ton 70 me TO challenge the sappho sail outside OF
sandy Hook In order to settle the controversy thse
mas lately oeen going on In the papers.
Ihe Tidal Wave has been out or counis~
sion for about thirty days. viii hsua
ner OUT however, and sail her agAinse
lue SAppho, twenty miles 10 wndWard ana
return, Starting rom Sandy Hook: both yachts -
san WIN their four lower sas New YORK Yacht Club
auIes TINE allowance; each yaent To Lask every
steen minutes prize cup or the value OF $500,
MT douglass 10 name the day and hour Of the race,
luny, Wli,ItTAN vnoRIfJa
HYAcK, n. Y, Nov. 3, 1870.
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A HANDSOME SUBSCRIPTION LIST.

The undersigned, committee appointed by the
Association Of the Holy Cross to receive donations
In aid Of Holy Cross church. Forty-second street,
between Eighth and Ninth avenues report that they
have received the following sums Of money, which
have been handod over to Rev. p. Mccarthy, pastor
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HAVANA. Nov. 3, 1870
Sugar arm Sales we're made on the basis of ~ sH
kxchange- -On London, f0H II per cent premium; on
United States SIXTY days sight In ~ dis
count short sight, AK per disoount gold sixty
dsy. sight per cent pssaam' snort sxh sx lo% per
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IRELAND.


Liberation Without Progress.
,.sf = CORK, Nov. s, 1870.
The CouNSi1 81 this city has passed resolutions in
favor OF the release OF all political prisoners and
against the Italian occupation Of the Roman terri
.Ory,
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AFRICA.

Death Of o Petenfate.
LONDON, Nov. s, 1870.
A despatch just received here announces the
death Of the Sultan OF Zanzibar
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FIRE AT Ne WBUae.

On Friday night the picking room OF Haigh Mel
lOrs woollen mil, at Newburg was destroyed by
fra Loss about $1,000; fully insured. 7he csGse
0S the Ore u unkn0Yp
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WARRINGTON.
Internal Revenue Collections for 1870
Weekly Financial Statement
Treasury Balances.
WASHINGTON. Nov. s, 1870.
New Census To Be Taken In PhIIndcInhia.

WASHINGTON. Nov. s, 1870.
New Census To 30 Taken In PbIladeIphia.
the PRESIDENT has directed that a new census In
Philadelphia he taken In consequence OF the ques-
ton made by the city authorities OF the complete
ness oil the enumeration taken by Marshal Gregory.
No question has been made OF the honesty or energy
OF the Marshal or his assistants but it Is claimed
that In consequence OF the absence through the
summer OF many thousands OF citizens the count OF
population falls to do justice to the city The law OF
1850 requires the 10 be taken during the sum
mer, ana such omissions In large numbers cannot
fail TO occur.
Circular To Customs Oaicers.
Secretary Boutwell has Issued circular to Gus.
toms officers directing that the owners and I'm
porters OF goods shali IN addition to the cancea-
zion made by the Inspector, write his and the
month and year on each stamp.
Internal Revenue Collections for 1870.
The following is an abstract or collections on
account OF internal revenue IN the United states in
the fiscal year 1870. Total net collections gwen In
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The PRIZE RING.
The Ancn-GaiinRber Fisbt-AIien the Easy
Victor I'm sixteen Rounds tsalI CHER Badly
Punished.

Punished.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. s, 1870.
IL was given out last night In stc circles that the
nght between Allen aud Gallagher was OF, Gala
gher's hackers refusing to risk their money. But
TINS was only blind; for at halfpast seven this
morning the parties met on the island opposite the
arsenal below this city. and fought, Allen winning
In sixteen rounds. Time twenty.six and a naii
mlnubes. ABOUT nfty persons were present Gal
lagner was BADLY punished, but Allen was not hurt
barney Aaron and George Collins seconded Allen
ano Nike McCoole acted for Gallagher. Allen got
the nrst Diood ana first knocKdown. Gallagher has
gone 10 his training quarters in charge OF his
friends. purse OF sl0C was raised On the ground
for Gallagher, OF which Allen subscribed $50.
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ihS tolai aiiouut huhtsu uurliR tue year ending
June, 1869, was s427os52, being 63e 49s greater
than In the fiscal year ending June 80, 1870.
Treasury Halnnces.
The coin balance In the Treasury to-day IL
s9s,fd3o0o, including sl4 1886 900 in coin csQcates
The currency balance is $25, 100000.
Weekly Currency Statement.
the receipts OF fractional currency for the week
amount 10 $493,Ooo The shipments were:-Notes,
s2,2oo, e3i; fractional currency s495, ,650
Treasurer Spinner holds In trust as security for
circulation, 344,8sa, $50; for public deposits
s15,Ss4, 500.
MVtilated notes burned during the week, $3.50 500
TOTAL amount burned s31 ,568, 26s. Bank currency
Issued for bills destroyed during the week. $685. 420
total amount issued therefor, saoeSG, 055; balance
due for mutilated notes, S7302l3.
Bank circulation outstanding ut this date,
3O2,202l7s.
Fractional currency redeemed and destroyed dur.
ing the week, s647. 100.
Revenue and Customs Receipts.
Internal revenue receipts to-day, s577, ,Oi5; grand
total for the fiscal year. 500. 2s6.5be
The receipts from customs for the week ending
October ~ were as f0llows:--
n.y. 81, SOs l4s
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A.-Soinr Microscopes for Exnuliuiag tho
cavities and other phenomena 10 the pbotosphere Of thu
Sun The microscopic revelations insp rna
velous and fascinating Every megen, person should
possess Price FL
AUTOMATIC LAMP WORKS, a22 Pearl ST., second aoor
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shape That Satisfies the Eye Taste fuT
mountDgs superb finish and the moderate pr The
Of the piguant and dash fa and winter
dress Hat brought By ESP ENSCB SID lis Nassau
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TENNESSEE.

OutraScs In Rutherford Counsy-Roward for
the Arrest Of Masked Maraudcrs.
NASHVILLE Nov. s, 1870.
Governor Senter has issued proclamation under
the law Of the last Legislature Offering reward FOR
the arrest OF the masked marauders In Rutherford
county tn week Three men have been killed In
tnar county during the week.
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AND OTHERWISE
GREATLY IMPROVED.

A.-Money FOR Bond aud Mortgas ses, First
and second WASHINGTON r. NICHOLS, Counsellor st~
Luw BROADWAY. room
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Bachelors Hair Dye-rhe Best In tbs
world The only perfect dye; harmless rel liable, ustsna
neous Factory Is Bond street.
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Fine Dress Shirts 70 Order--Surc Fit.
MILLER, 1856 Sixth avenue, corner Twenty y-secondst.
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Every Genuine Bottle OF Congress Wssrs
"C' raised the gass one genuine sold
draught. Depot, - Chamcers street.
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A.-For Sty ylish and Elegant Hat, at Popu-
lar prices D0UgAN 102 Nassau street. Ann.
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Meeting OF German sympnthisers In Ten

su@ nesseo.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. s, 1870.
Last night large meeting was held here in SYM
pathy Win Germany. Speeches were made by Mr..
Wheeler, late republican candidate for Supreme
Judge and formerly OF the Confederate army; MIR.
Tomllnson late colone In the Confederate service;
". A. WOOD, late colonel In the federal army and
9ernau cause. The meeting was enthusiastic
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A.-HazarS g. Casweips Cod Liver Oil II
the best
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A.-RestOrcr America tor the Hair. The
only clear preparation without sediment the rid that
will restore color, disperss dAndru and
Prepared by DR.. l. J. 0'BRIEN, and sold by all dra ss
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COnI Down Again, Owing Ia, the Use or
ROEBUCKs WEATHER Sr2iYS Ono So Fulton.
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A.-Tho GIobo

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
23I Broadway, corner Murray str,sk
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Altman Bros. a. Co.,
Sixth and Tweptv-frst street.
visit TO this establishment this will
Of profit and interest. Everything a grand scale x
CEPT ITS PRICES, which extremely rsoderas. See
their advertisement on first page.
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Atkinson's Of London, Enxlish Perfumeity-
Stephanots Gardenia and others. The gengjnr only
Q. kUsBToNS, Broadway, corner Twenty-hfth street.
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sHow AIRY Ono Can Consent to Trso Anv
other truss sthe wonder OF delighted thousand Who ha -
found relief and for their .c
HARD RI SBER MULTIPEDAL TRUSS" ner irving ID
Ealabliated 1851. Ds4sa~S sAso~
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Cuanaco UUnbreilns Are tho Re~s-r<rv
hem. Trade mAyk ,nside. l05 broadway.
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WILL APPEAR

nl Broadway, corner Murray ae,st
A.-Tho Globe
WILL ArPEAR
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
INA
NEW DRESS.
ENLARGED,
AND OTHERWISE
GREATLY IMPROVED.
A.-Money. Tor B.na aud Me1tsnses, FIRST
Law, 1i5 Broadway, room L.
A.-Por n Stylish and Eieguut Hat, at Popu-
lar prices DouaAN o2 Nassau street corner X Ann.
A.-Hszars & Casweips Cod Liver Oil In
A.-SoIar Microscopes for Exnpiiuiag tho
ss ne. RI. and s. y the Of III.
veous and fascinating Every ntegen, person should
AUTOMATIC LAMP WORKS ca Pearl st.. second aoor. =
Altman Bros. a. Co.,
Sixth avenue and Twenty first street
visit TO ibis establishment this week will
CEfT IT'S PRICES, which are eItrsmely roaerass ss.
ther advertisement on ilrst page.
Atkin.on,s Of London, Eaxlish Pcrfume',y-
9. o.kUsiToss, Rrosdway, TvsnsyafsS ~ =
A.-Restorer America tor the Hair. The
only clear preparation, without sediment the rid thst
will restore color dsperrs dAndrun
Prepared by Dr. l. j. OBRIES and sold by all dra sglsL.
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shape That Satisfies the Eye Tasteful
mountngs superb finish and the moderate Ace the
Of the pguant and dash fan and winter
dress Hat brought By ESP ENSCB SID lis Nassau
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Bachelors Hair Dye-rhe Best In tbs
The only perfect dye harmless rel table iustsnGa
neous. Factory Is Bond street
ConI Down Again, Owing Ia, the Use or
Every Genuine Bottle OF Congress WRGrS
large "C raised the gla.s hune genuine sold
draught Depot, - Chambers street
Fine Dress Shirts 70 Ordcr--Surc Fit.
MILLER, 1856 SiIth avenue, corner Twenty y-socondAt
roLEY's Nne Gold prns and Pencils,
Factory and salesrooms, SS6 Broadway. q
CuaBaco Urnbreilas Are tho Be~s.-vxrv
hem. Trade mAyk .nsde. 4oS RroAdway
ssHow Ary One Can Consent tn yr~a Az
other truss the wonder OF delighted thousands who have
found relief And for their nftmisy In s.DR Rio ;Ss
HARD RI SBER MULTIPEDAL TRUSS" ner ,ryins In
vain every other hernia APPLIANCE No. Barclay street.
Established 1851. .~
Medical E'c. tri ity--For the Cur. or Dis-
tss6th street w. W." 'o1
The Winter Hat.-Its Nay a. MI Once Suggests
nNoxS estabiishmene No. y broadway corner of
Futon street, aud nerc, 10 rept belief and popuar
fsith Gao only bo obtaned perfection skeptcs
AAsuid vlsh Kaox's
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Gold Pens. +,
roLEY's Nne Gold prns and Pencils
Factory and SAlesrooms, SS6 Broadway. !,
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Medical Ectri ity--For the Care of Dis
:ass, Applied By Dr. CHAMBERLAIN. No wss! Four
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The Winter Hat.-Its Nay ,r M Once susserts
kNOx's establishments No. Va rroadway corner oS
Fulton street, aud tncrc II 10 rrent hslsf snd popuar
isn Gao only 90 cotained perfection. skeptcs desirs
hs ~ s i ssd sansaw auens tho has aussuoe
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-15
s0RTLAND2 R0CHESTERiR.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Eya=EsFzl On and after Monday, Nov 90 1859
saSre-SSaG<rs trains will run as follows:
Passenger trains leave Portland daily fSundays en-
eeptedl Tor Alfred and intermediate Stations n
a. NJ, 200 P. NJ " ~
Lew s.o1r cortland Tor Saco River at $50 PM.
Ieave s Snre3 for Portland at g., AM
$40 +. NJ. ~ 1oftand at $50 A. M. and
Freight trains with nas..u
el leave Alfred for Portland at 5'ao a Nr attach
Leave Portland for Alfred at I2I5PM
Stages connect as follows; "A'
at Gorbam tor South Wipdham, winah,r, INN
and NorthWindham, West Gorhan, Standish. s,ns s,
Falls Baldwin. Denmark, Sebago BridQton iovsT
Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg Conway. Bartett
Jackson. Lmington, Cornish, Porter, Freedom Mad.
ison and Eaton N H., daily. :.
South Llmington, Limngton, daily.
AT Saeo River for Limerick, Newfelo, Parsons
field and Ossipee. tri-weekly,
At Center Marlborough for Limerick. Parsons
field, daily.
AT Alfred for Sprngvals and Sanford Corner.
April &c, 1860. 'NPsAs S,t