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bring about n good feeling that would
have more facilities than any
preceding administration to effect
thorough reform In the civil SER
vice and publication Of the whole political
machinery. To the administration he
still gave his cordial support in the direc-
ton thus indicated, and II, finally, the
Missouri election became q defeat Of the
administration, the President must look to
himself and his advisers for the respOnsi.
bility. The Presidents own principle
achieved victory over his patronage; had
he only maintained n friendly neutrality
the success of the Gr0tz.Brown movement
would have passed for n triumph Of the
Presidents principles, gaining him thous-
RndS of friends, where now he hNs lost
thousands. 1t may not be q fault, but
IN advantage to the President that he had
no opportunities for acquiring IN cXten-
sivc political experience, but the advisers
who pretended to bo his friends ought 10
have loretOld tho result ol his interference
and his following the example Of Presi-
dents Pierce, Buchanan and johnson.
Passing from personal TO the various let
tcrs showing that federal patronage in
Missouri had been prostitutcd, giving
color to the attempt by federal officers to
levy black mail for political purposes,
Mr.. ScHURz referred 10 tho Presidents
avowal in favor of the civil service re.
form. lie had shown the result Of the
Presidents following the advice ofpOliti.
cal managers Lord savc the Admins
tration and party, ifthe same spirit hence
forward governs their course! After as
serting hts allegiance to be due to Republi
can principles, rather than party disCi.
plinC, he concluded with some spcCula-
tions upon the probable formation Of a
new party. The popular belief in the
mission Ofthc Republican party was end
cd; and hc remarked thGrecent Democratic
changes Of position demonstrated
that new phase OF development
was upon us, the exhaustion OF
old issues and growing dissatisfaction and
subordinatiOn within great parties were
cOnilrmntOry evidences, while on the other
hand the question OF revenue reform,
civil service reform, &C., were yet ephe-
neral issues. Upon the whole, while
the prospect Of new party might at
present appear obscure, yet it would come
with the necessity Of a national crisis.
Mr. SCHURz closed with an expression
of confidence in the ability Of the Rcpub.
lican party to become that new party,
claiming for it the possession Of the ele.
mcnts Of healthy regeneration.
Mr.. DRAKE rose to reply, but yielding
to general disposition to adjourn, he
gave notice that he would tomorrow re-
ply ut length to his colleagues speech
Adjourned.
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HOUSE.

Several bills were introduced and Np.
prOpriatcly referred, after which the
House resumed consideration of the Am.
ncsty bill.
Mr.. BARRY argued against the excep
tions contained in the bill, and in favor Of
general and unconditional amnesty.
Mn. MORGAN argued the same side
Mr.. MCKENZIE argued that Congress
ought to pass general amnesty bill with
out any exceptions, and let the country
have peace. ...
Mn. FARNswORTIE stated to the House
that the bill reported was nota unanimous
report of the Committee on RCconstruc.
tiOD, nor did it have the approval of even
n majority of the committee. 1t was on
iy permitted to be reported to the House
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New York Dry Goods Market.

q r..a.IHi New YORK, December 10.
Dry Goods dull and market unsettled.
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WASHINGTON.
FRESH CABINET GOSSIP.

f'f .F NEW 1ORk, DeC' lu' .
The Ir5uneS Washington correspond.
ent, telegraphs that there Is u good deal Of
talk In regard to the possibility Of Colonel
FOrney succeeding Creswell, rs Postmas
ter General, and the latter being sent as
Minister to Russia, in place Of Curtin, oi
Pennsylvania, or TO Prussia in place OF
RRncrOn
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Tho withdrawal Of Senator Cattcll, OF
New Jersey, from the canvass for United
States Senate, gives rise TO what appears
tho not unlounded rumor that Secretary
Robcs0n will enter the field US candidate
for the Senate, and that ho will be backed
not only by his personal friends, but by
the supporters Of Cattcll, II successful, ,
he will retro from the Cabinet which
will give the President another Opportu-
nifty Of granting the demands Of Pennsyl-
vanians in this connection. t . .r.
PoRNEY TALKED ABOUT RoR A CABINET
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31
!. N. FLURScHUTz,
Ne. 70 s.u,h @ street, Virginia, New
CANDY MANUFACTURER

AMYow READY TO FILL ORDERS FOR
/ ai kinds Of Cakes, Pyramids, Candies. Cenoy
coSfectionery, Candles, Plain and Ornamental
CoEcs. VIII bc found complete In every respect,
and made from the very best materials; at the
iowert prices, In the Refreshment Saloon,
haye always ready the most delicious Coffee.
Tea. Chocolate, Cakes, Etc. Families and Par.
ties supplied with tho above a. the shortest
notice, Also, with Oysters 10 shell, open, or
prepared in any style desired. JAIL II
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-27
Political EQspa.

The Boston Herald thinks it is curious
that Boston, with its hundred orators on
record, and its orators by the thousand not
yet recorded, should be represented in Con-
gress by the two most silent men there.
Hon. James Speed, the Republican candi-
date for Congress in the Fifth District of Ken
lucky, is making gallant fight, with all his
old-time vigor, and he deserves to win. He is
making personal canvass of the district, and
speaks almost every night.
ENew Hampshire now elects three Congress-
men. The election will not take place until
next March, yet already there are nineteen
candidates for the Republican nomination,
whose various and varied qualifications are
discussed by the papers in the State.
The Charleston News, Of Saturday, claims
the election of forty-iive Reform Representa-
tives and eleven Senators in the new South
Carolina Legislature. 1t comedies the cleo
ton Of the Radical candidates for Congress in
the First, Second, and Third Districts, and
claims the Fourth for the Reform Party.
Gen. N. P. Banks, has accepted the Labor
Reform nomination for Congress in the Sixth
District OF Massachusetts,. In his letter he
says that he believes that associations of
working men or women are entitled to the
same chartered rights and privileges and the
same legislative aid that is accorded by the
State or nation to associated capital and that
he is not in favor Of the importation by cap
ltalists OF laborers from China or elsewhere,
for the purpose Of degrading or cheapening
American labor" He also SAYS that in his
opinion the industrial necessities of the coun-
try will require such a modification of the
National Bank act as to allow the substitu.
ton of lega[teader Government notes for
those issued by banks, or a general system OF
free banking.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-27

An INTERVIEW WITH BISMARCK "A corres-
pondent of the Tribune at the headquarters of
the Prussians at Versailles, writes as follows,
under date Of Oct. 18th.
1 had an opportunity to day to hear Bis
marck's opinion regarding the political and
military sttuation. He declared that the po-
sition of Prussia had never changed from the
hour OF the declaration of war by France to the
present. Though compelled unwilingly to draw
the sword, he declared that they never wouid
sheathe 1t until Germany was safe from 1uture
cruel assaults from the ambition ana lnsoience
of her unp1incipled Deighbor. he mases
the same declaration now. Confident IN the
Justice of the cause" said Bismarck, I'VE an
ticipated victory but it was left to the expe-
rience of war to teach us what guarantees
would effectually accomplish the OBJECT we had
in view at the commencement. The Llood,
treasure and suffering it cost us to win our
past victories convinces the Prussians that
thew can hope for no full security without re-
claiming those territories wrenched from Ger
many for the purposes of aggression, lust and
conquest, Prussia earnestly desires peace bnt
only peace which win give a full security for
the future.
In reply to a question whether Germany is
able to stand a long campaign be said that the
people who talk of the exhaustion of Germany
are utterly ignorant of the facts. "We have
large resources at hand and the hardest work
is over. While we are anxious for peace, we
have no fear for the future"
Regarding an armistice Bismarck said that
the chances of war complicated the negotia-
tions for peace. Prussia is willing to listen to
| proposals seeking the end of the war from any
| quarter likely to lead to practical results, in
| view of the disorganized state of France, no
matter whether it comes from the empire or
| the present provisional government, but an
armistice is useless unless made so as to lead
| to peace
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-27

On Sunday evening last Senator Robertson
OF South carolina, arrived here, having been
deputed by Governor Scott to Law before the
president the facts in relation to q massacre Of
Union men which took place in Laurens conn
ty on Thursday last, and to ash for the iptar-
position of the strong arm of the Government
to prevent further butchery by the REFORM
ers'' The Senator left South Carolina on
Saturday, and on Sunday last so threatening
was the aspect of affairs that the Governor dis
patched delegation, consisting of State Treas
urer Niles G. Parker, State Auditor Tomlin-
son, and Mr.. G. P. FL. Ripley, to also call upon
the President and urge upon him the necessi-
ty of at once ordering that troops be sent to
the disturbed portions of the State. 4.
The Governor represents that as many as
sixtv per.ous were killed by the Performers"
at, and in the vicinity of Laurens Courthouse
on Thursday last, and fears that repetition of
the slaughter will occur to-day, as this is the
time fred for counting the votes, and the Re
formers" have given out that the Republicans
elected will not, under any circumstances be
restored to power. The attack of the "Re-
formers" at Laurens Courthouse was made
on the 10th instant, the day after the election,
and was prompted by the conviction that
they mad been fairly defeated at the polls
by the Republicans. About ZOO stand
OF al JUS we're seized, and sixty persons killed.
among them being Hons. Wade Perrin, color
ed, and Joseph Crews, white, and both Yoeyo.
bers of the Legislature and Volney Phi
son of Judge Powell, Of Ohio. Assistant a.
SCISSOR Everson was pursued, and barely escaS-
ed with his lite. He was saved only Nv ~
cret sign OF Distress and even then was forcad
to travel to Columbia on passes furnished bi,,,
by his rebel captors. He has announced his
intention of never returning to his post of d1tv
as United States assessor at Anderson.
The condition of affairs in South Carolina is
truly appalling. and cannot be exaggerated,
and we are sure, from the representations made
by thoroughly responsible parties, that un-
less the government interferes at once the
State will be plunged into civil war. AS the
militia is composed mainly of colored men,
and as the State authorities have been warned
that if they attempt to send them to Laurens
the railroad will be torn up and the troops at
tackled and overpowered by thousands of we'll
armed ex, Confederates, the necessity of Unit
ed States troops is apparent. The preservation
of the peace Of the State is demanded bv ev-
cry consideratoneand we are confident that a
deaf ear Will be turned to the appeal of Gov
ernor Scott for the immediate presence of
United States troops in South Carolina Wash.
Chronicle, 25th.
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DOMESTIC pORTS

OREGON-At Humboldt 18th, ship Washineto,
Libby. Cousins. for Trinidad, ready.
SAN FkANClSCO-Ar oath, ship Comet. Bray
Ar 25th. shin Uncle Toby, Stevens, Carlao.
CID 18th, ship Martha Rideont, Ford, Port Towns
Sid 18th, ship John Tucker, Taylor, New York.
GALvESTON-Cld 18th, brig Tally lilo. Chsam,
NEW oRLEANs-Ar ped, ship Forest Eagle, Hos.
Cid goth, barque Fl Huzzy, Ulmer Liverpool.
Ar at SW Pass 2lst, ship Alex Mcneil, Kelleran,
KEY wEsT-Ar 18th, brig Aroostook, Bryant, I'm
SAVANNAH-Ar oath, barque Annie Torrey,
CHARLESTON oath: barque Eyanel, Ran
dali. Boston: sch Lowell Weymouth.
BALTtMORE-Ar oath, brig Mary Roosevelt,
rHfiADELPHIA-Ar 22d, sch Caro- Pickering,
Ar path schs John Lee, Gardiner; Fred Fish.
Davis, Boston
A. 2sth, esrque Chic, Harding, Memel.
So Ambov tor Bangor; schs j Ingraham. Dicker,
son Philadelphia Tor Midd,etown; Grace n w.hs,er
Lord, Ezahethport Tor Charleston; Magellan, All.
field, kockport; Thos Fish, Wiley, Gartliner.
Ar 10Th, Dargnes Flor del Mar wiswell Tarrago-
ma ma: Josie Mildred, HERMAN. MarseiIles 81 DAYS:
Ssal. A>Ao"ei oo'e!' ooheS'
rn AT 2Gsh ship Daniel Marcy Ross, I'm Manila; brig
Cid 10Th, ships SurprIse. Rane.t, Shanghae Culti-
ra'or, Russell Liverpool; barque Glen uegos Allen,
Cienuegos; bies Caiao, Bucs nam, Gibraltar; Jeie-
m m Ford, Cardenas; schs Israel SNOW Keating
Mayagnez; las Warren Drisko Apalachicola.
PROV lDENs Esd cath. sch j L Carnage, Pitch
er. New York.
Ar 18th. sch Elizabeth. Murch Ellsworth.
PAWTUCKET-Ar 26th, sch Watchman, Dority,
Calais.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 2ith sch George & Emily,
Harris Portland Tor Philadelpha; Sarah, Morton,
New York tor I}a h.
IN port. scbs Izefta. t Benedict. D WATSON. Cora
Eta George y Emilv Florida. Whitney, Sophia
Jameson, Ida Lewis. and Ruth Thomas
BOSION-Ar til, schs VIM l. Brad cy, Smith,
Charleston; Henry, Merritt Philadelphia Abbe
Dunn, Fountain, and Lyra, Haskell, do; CeIesco,
Lord, FL sW ORTIZ.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-27

The list of marine disasters within a few
weeks is a fearful one, and includes the loss of
the Cambria, the steamer Continental on the
Pacific coast, the whaler Robert Edwards,
burned at sea by some of the crew, the Hecu-
ba, and probably the Mariposa, now fort
night overdue at New York from New Or
leans, and many other smaller vessels, both on
the ocean and ON the GREAT lakes.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-27
Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable, in
Simultaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes; invigorates and
gres the hair soft and eautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, l6 Bond shy
June g. 1S70sNd1yrEW
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Ar 2sth, batqus sieiiiaa. pe9-ie >, ..4-sI chs
Ida May, rabbutt, Phadophit Xc1ya. uu1 Eli-
za6sahPor. nm, New Zealand CO ono q
Bangor Laurel Foss, Hancock.
Sid 26th. brig Julia Haskell
GLOUCESTER-Ar 25th schs Alice. Nntter and
Virgin, Wakefield, Portland Tor Boston Pearl (;ooK
in, Bdietord for New York; Jas Henry. Truw rtn,
New York; Leontne. Pratt, Gardiner tor New York
Maryland Merrill, do tor Boston.
Cldsz5th, baroue fremont, Carter, st John, NE.
NEWBURYPOItT-Ar2 itb, sch Hannibal. Wells,
Philadelphia
PUKTsMOUTH-Ar 18th, sch Laconia. Whittier.
New York; Chas Carroll, Mullen, Rockland.
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Yokohama sept q. barque Adelia Carlton,
Carlton, and Penang, White, unc.
AT Shanghai pit 49, oarqle: Annie, Morrison, tor
New York. ldg; Montana. Griffin, une; Rose NJ,
Pendleton from Newcastle, NSW.
At Hong Kong LIST vi ships Fred Tudor Bradford
and Golden Hind. Hatch une; White Swallow
knowles do; bar ues Chasca, Crockett, Tor Manla
Ar 9Th ult, ship Guiding Star Freeman San Fran
cisco sth barque D Carlton, TapIey. Cardiff.
AT Batavia Aug q, barqne James Duncan (Br)
ior fortland, Me. idg sugar at SO 15s.
N SD aug Ang 20 barque Wallace, Adams, Padang and
p, CID at st John; Nr 22d INST sch Addie Ryerson,
lPer City OF Brussels, at New York;
| Ar At Liverpool 9Th inst. Northampton meLOOn,
OFF Dungeness 12Ih, AlmGner, Carey, from Pha-
delphia tor Rotterdam.
SD tim Gloucester nth inst. Ernestine Knight tor
Cardiff.
,'ld at Newport stb, Sgna Whitney, Martinique.
Cid at Newport sth, Ida Lilly. for Mobile, 10th,
Onaaska. Wheeler, Havana 18th, Mayfower, Can,
Sid i'm Greenock 7tb, Gertrude, Randall, for New
| York
| Cid at Queenstown ilth, sancho Panza, Wiley, for
Sid TN Leghorn 9TH. Mary E Leighton Gay, for
| New York.
Sid I'm Lisbon 3D. Annie storer, Benper, Faro.
:, Ar "a INST y CRIBS, Parker, from New YORK. Sd,
| Helen Rich. Strout, Oporto
| Cid 9TH, Cascatelle Carlisle. New York.
AT at hamburg 9TH inst IL Sanford Dunphy,
Ar at Antwerp 9Th. Aceia Thurlow. Gallison. from
| Havre; g.h, WinslOw. Davis Philadelphia
New York
5 d I'm Swinemunde 7th inst, VIM f Anderson,
| ID umm ond, Meme.
Arat Kongsourg 9th inst n Louise Miller, Star
| rett, New York.
| New York.
Sid i'm saugor septs Jennie Barker, Waite for
g., OF f.. St Helena Sd ult, Oneida. McGvery, Rangoon
AZ at navre 9th inst, Franklin. Gregory. Gapoon
| Montevedio. '' '
Sid i'm Gotenburg 9th inst, II sb,ey Colson, for
| Boston. ~ ' "
SPOKEN
Aug "a, lat IS $. Ion 20 E, Andrew jackson. from
| Calcutta fol- Boston.
aug %. lat "a S, Ion e. ship Pontiac, from Akyab
| for Falmouth.
sePts, lat II 40 N, Ion 27 W, ship Mcgul, from
Cardiff tor Singapore.
Oct 4. lat 50 n. lon "a W. ship Alice NJ MinOt, from
| Liverpool tor Philadelphia.
| ....-..,-.-..--
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Inland Route to Mt. Desert
and Machias.
Winter Arrangement
ONE TRIP PER WEEK.

The favorite St'mr LEWISTON.
I'm Chas Deering, Master will leave
,AIeQEkNS Railroad What, DOT of S,are ST.
s Portland, every Fridav,
veas1g at 10 o'clock, or on arrival of Steamboat
Express Tam from Boston. Tor Naehiasport touch
ing at Roc land, Castine, Deer Isle, Sedgwick, Mt
Desert Mllbridge and Jouesport.
Returning will leave Nacniasport every Taesday
Morning, at O'Clock, touching at the atose
named Ian iings.
The Lewiston will connect at Sec gwick each trip
with side-wheel Steamer Il. w. Carter for ELS
worth
For further particulars inquire OF
ROSS 81 STUk mt,
179 Commercial Street, or
CYRUS STURDIVANT, Gen'I Agent
Portland, Oct. q. 1870. oc27tf
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-27

PROCEEDINGS in bankruptcy have been
comm enced against the Boston, Hartford and
Erie railroad, in the United States district
court at Boston, On the petition Of creditors
George NJ. Barnard and Seth Adams, and
Judge Shepley has issued an order of notice
and injunction against the company and all
its agents and representatives.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-27

THE Lancet, good medical, says it is q fact,
although curious one, that of the passengers
in train which met with terrible accident
lately, all, or very nearly all, who were asleep
at the time, escaped uninjured-N Natures an
aesthetic insuring them not only against frac-
lures and Commissions, but even against the bad
effects of shaking and concussion.
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L n ID

In this city, Oct. 26, Capt Joseph Howe, aged SO
years months.
Funeral Friday afternoon, at O'Clock, at No. 4
Hanc ok street. "
= IN Turner, ct. 10. Miss Maria f., daughter OF D.
+. Simpson, aged 90 years.
IN Litchheld, Oct II, Mr.. Levi True aged Is years
IN Wiscasset, Oct. 9, Mr.. Jos. N. Bailey aged "a
years. W
In Alma, Oct. T. Mr.. Stephen Orborn. aged "a wears
IN Waldoboro, Oct. 4, Silas Prock, aged A Veal
18th. Gilbert Storer. aged So years.
G6 years. "sSA
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M A Il 10 1 y d .

In this city, Oct. 26, by Rev Mr. Small, r. A. Bent
and Miss M. Albertina Stevens. all OF Portland
:. In Yarmouth, Oct. rs, by Rev. Geo A. Putnam,
George Pteble, OF Bowdoinham and Maria b. Sea-
bury. oil Yarmouth.
In wisesssef, Oct. 6, Henry Lowell and Mrs. Lu-
In Devor, N. H., Oct. 10, BY Rev. j. Thurston
Wesley H. Fletcher and Miss Nellie M. PECK both Of
Portland.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN sTrAv.as
MARI N II N EWS.
RI OF POR TLAND


~>@"1eS1s1yy OCsVWCH OUs
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg, New York-mdse to
Henry Fox.
Sch Black Warrior, Anderson. Boston,
Sch Magnum Bonum, freeman, Lynn for Bangor
Sch Ann Parker, Pendleton. Ipswi tor Bangor
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockland,- to A B
Morse & Co.
Sch Helen Maria Prince. Camden.
Sch Sandy Point. Grant, Bangor tor bingham.
CLEARED.
Brig Hattie Wheeler, Bacon, st Pierre, Mart
Phinney & jackson.
Sch Grant. (Brl Bradshaw, Windsor, Ms
Sch Lodi, Robinson, Eastport-T II Weston 8 Co.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-27

A Washington special says that 1000 United
States soldiers and marines, under Gen. Terry,
will enforce. the election laws in New York No
yember s.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-27

Eorsiaa6 1 OgdensbuYg Raflr0ad.
IN accordance with vote of the Directors of the
ioreaha ana ogdensburg X. r. Company at meet
ing heia oct 10, 1870, hereby notify the subscri-
bers to the stock of said Railroad that an assess
mont Of Five Dollars per share has been laid on
said stock, due and payable on the Twenty.
Eleventh. day ofociober fnst, at the Treasurer,s
Office, corner of Middle and Plum streets.
AUG. E. STEVENS,
Treasurer P. & o. r. r, Co.
Portland, October III, 1871. 0c20sntd
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NOTICE.

PORTLAND, Oct. &c 1870.
yy,IE irm OF N Ellsworth & Son. Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Either partner ia
autborlzcd to use the firm name in settlement of its
aft, IRIS N. ELLSWORTH
oc27dw NAT W. ELLSWORTH
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MEMORANDA.
Brig Frank Allen. Clark, from Portland, which
arrived at Havana 18th INST, was dismasted IN the
late hurricane.
Brig Wenonah. Stone, from Baltimore for Port
land, was run into by an unknown schr in Hampton
Roads 24th inst. and had Jibboom and cathead car
rico away. She remained iOr repairs.
Barque Nettie Merriman Rollins, from Pensacola
tor Philadelphia was spoken Oct IL, lat 2a o. Ion
70 &c. with loss OF oretop gallantmast and an entire
suit OF sails was also leaking badly and had seven
feet water in the hold. One man was lost over
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Writing, Bookkeeping, Naviga.
ton, &c.
Comer's Commercial College.

TConducted with signal success for thirtv years
past by GEORGE N. Conner, A. n, President.
possesses the confidence Of the comm UNITY and has
thereby peculiar facilities for providing suitable EN-
PLoYNENT tor it's graduates, (mas and female J
Open DAY and EVENING.
Catalogues and Circulars, giving full information.
with STYLES of HANDWRITING taught, and list of Mr.
Corners works on PENMANsHIP. Book-KEEPINa,
&C., sent post paid, or may be had
FREE, at the College, 3 s3 WashinatOn street,
corner of West Street. Boston, where the public is
invited to inspect the arrangements. oc19eod-w4wsN
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To Let.

To Let.
THE rockingham House, Free street, corner Of
i centre street.
oe27-3t Apply at the Gas Co. Office.
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IFRoM OUR ooRarspoNn,
NJ EMOR ANDA.

iFHOM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
KENNEBUNKPORT. Oct 26-Sld, ship Columbus
NEW. OF Boston. 1858 6,tOV tons) York st john NIB
to load deal ior Liverpool
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Aug "a, lat IS s. Ion 20 Z, Andrew jackson. from
Calcutta fol- Boston.
Aug 70. lat 81 s. Ion K, ship Pontiac, from Akyab
for Falmouth.
Sept3, lat u 40 N, lon q w, ship Mcgul, from
Cardiff tor Singapore.
Oct 4, lat 50 N, lon 10 W. ship Alice MI Minot from
Liverpool tor Philadelphia.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs.
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