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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13
NOTICE.

NN AND AFTER MAY 1sT, 1870, MY HAIR
DRESSING SALOON will be closed on the Sabbath.
ORION CLARK.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13
Second Annual Auction Sale Of
BUILDING
81" STORE LOTS
Ar TIE NEW CITY OF
Turner'S aIIs, Mass,
ON
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1870, AT II M.

Those lots are suitable for stores and houses, and
40 located on some of the best avenues and streets OF
uLV nirg city, minimum price will be fixed on
zach 1ot and IL will be sold WITHOUT RESERVE, for
ali Il NAV bring over that amount.
Since the organization of this Company, more than
hall milop Of dollars have been invested in manu-
factories and other buildings, and the Vermont and
Nassacbusetts Railroad Company have completed
their road to this place Parties who purchased land
al our lss sale have realized profit of from 20 to w
per cent on their purchase and there is every pros
Operatives will be employed IN the buildings now
erected and other large works are being projected
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rINHE undersigned will now offer for sale about 40
Of very productive land located so rods south Of
o. L. Miners near oentreville). Said land is in high
state Of cultivation, and has large frontage on the
road, leading to the Clark FORM thus making it desir
able for building lots well Agricultural purposes
and will be sold either altogether or in lots to suit
purchasers.
Also
One dark bay Mare 10 years old,
One thorough bred Jersey Cow 4 years old
One thorough bred Jersey Calf,
One thoroughbred a yrshire Cow a yrs old;
One yearIing Ayrshire Hcifer.
Also
One WiIIiston Carriage. (singe or double)
One Express Wagon,
Together with
Harnesses, Zap Robes, &c.
The above named property will be sold at reasonable
prices, and on easy terms.
-. j. PRATT.
Brattleboro, May 18th, 1s7O-tf19
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GEO. c. GOODWIN CO., SO Hanover 81, Boston
Wholesale Agents.
AUSTIN BROS. Il sTEERE, So Sc Federal street
Boston 1y5l-ml4
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rate Of compensation unless they had hs frankng privileges
Many OF them would have 10 throw their ocss e
have petitions from the people sent se he expected "
'hs repeal ca Of ths law now proposed 49, s r,ux.
BULL aud HOWARD, at four o'clock the Senate took
recess until evening
Evening Session.
Mr. MoBRILL (rep) sf Me- from the Committee on Appro
2rat0ns, In 10 communication from the sec!g
tv Of the INTERIOR reported joint resolution ID Day TIE e.
bsnn Of the Gelegsone Of Indians Waiting Washington dur
incuess The purcSsss n presents sou1 now on visit
to Warrington and cost 6f their Trip New YORK ard other
p.incpa cities on their way home
bll TO provide artificial bs for disabled soldiers reported
the committee had agreed TO the bill originally BY
the House furnshing limbs price, At their
money value, the applicant prefer The report was
adopted after long discussion the order OF business
and agreed proceed with the calendar Of bills TO
which there objection.
large Of bills objected TO- and the Senate
resolution granting the right Of the Memphis Ell Paso
and Pacific Railway Company was indefinitely postponed
BILLS PASSED. n.
For the sale OF lands In Kansas which ceded to the
United States In trust by the Cherokee Indians.
Making uniform the salaries Of the Chief Justice and the
Associate Justices In Territories.
Extending for x months after the passage Of the act the
time for the presentation Of claims for additional bounty
At ten O'Clock the Senate adjourned until Saturday.
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PORT or NEW YORK, JUNE 10, 1870.
CLEARED.

steamship Abyssina, Hans Liverpool via oueenstown-c
steamship Regulator, Brooks, Wilmington, NcJ Lori-
lard. -,
Ship Heicon Rogers, San Francisco-C Comstock 4 Co.
Bark Carrie Long, Park, Cadiz-Jas y Ward Co
Brig SamoljO DAM Erickson, konigsberg JAS Henry.
Brig Domenico tIaD Trapani Consantinope-Funch
Edge Co.
Brig Iris Br), Simmons, st Pierre. Mart-H Vatabe
Son. :.
Brig Surf, Thompson. Caibaren and sagua- Fowler
Jova.
Brig II G Berry, Paine Havana Jas Ward Co..
Brig Hannah q, Atkinson Dorchester-Candal Bertaux
4 Co.
Brig Export (Br. Rawding, clementsport-Heney Par.
Brig VIM Mallory, Jr Burrows. Galveston C Mallory
Co.
Co.
Schr Mary Ellen Thurber, Nassau P-B Weinberg.
Schr Home, Marshall Baltmore-Wm Chalmers
Schr S $ McKown Parsons Boston-Baker DAYTON
Schr j W Roberts, Thompson, Boston-J A Steson.
Schr Blbert, Kent, Boston-Jed Frye Co.
Schr r Foster Jr, -, Chatham, Mass.
Schr Martin Van Buren,, Harding, Providence-H JACK
son Co.
Steamer Mars, Grumly. Philadelphia.
Steamer Chester, Jones, Philadelphia
Steamer d Utley, Davis, Philadelphia.
Steamer Pierepont, shropshre, Philadelphia
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FoRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
Second Session.
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1870

second session.
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1870.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. WILSON, rep) of Mass.To enable army officers
10 insure their companies in the United
States. Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr. OSBORN, pep) of Fa.-To establish the Collection
district of Bscay in Florida Referred Committee
Commerce
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
motion by Mr. PoMERoY, (rep) Of Kan to take up the
bill relating the Central Branch Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company for land subsidy rise to discussion
Mr. rep) OF Neb opposed the motion, as he nm
dersood bill proposed interfere with another branch
extensive belt country between taxing the
odd other the secOnsto the entire exclusion
OF settlers wanted to know the for this pressure
TO get up BILL when almost impossible to get up
Mr.. HOWARD, srep) OF Mich, said he would oner an
amendment TO which had been agreed upon by both
parties would not grant to the central branch any
lands of Nebraska, but all such lands wouu
be given to the other company. - , :,
The bill was finally taken up and MT snehMAS, tsp1 o
land The bill then reccmmit,ed to the Committee on
At past one O'Clock p NJ the Senate resumed the
TIN TRAINING ELL.
Mr. DRAKE (rer of NO., corrected o, @ n,s
bill contained provision by which the nah pay
ossges Senators and Representatives ne wouu vote
against 1t.
Mr. MORRILL, (rep1 OF W. advocated his amendment con-
tnung franking privilege the Executive ana Agrcu
tral Departments and to persons upon whom mas ct, ~,
specially conferred by law also to public documens W
previous congresses and that all pcopn sna
free, and free newspaper circulation conrnned e
eved single dollar would be saved by the apoon o
the raukag privilege the departments would have 70 pc
furnished with stamps TO amount equal 10 he saving ~
the Post Office Department was but taking the money out
OF pocket and putting u into another The apoiion
would necessate compensation to postmas.
because these officials could not be had At the present
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IN S;r BE-: sa e ss
Bark scrddsren Nor. LARSEN Providence 70 hours for
.!s hI s:.I Eeer' Is days. for
Tyo .D.: waHp' River days. Tor Ne"
Brig Prtse: Church, kschs' Is days. for New York, with
scS 1dds lBl s. johy Sb. days for New York, with
Ruth III Hea1sss eos..nd. days. tor New
ssilss si:: Rss. Ssiss III y:;s
SsST sS E Ssgs gssS H. o ssnSgus nsy York.
schr Leesburg Hoy Bangor s days. for New York. with
aa' seS4 Ben Bolt Hstss John. NIB. IL days. for New
York, with lumber 70 Jed Frye Co vo.S
with ssnu .pi!ss ssi 2 sas" a ssssSa:os =.
schr GIsssn Fo;s Macbias days. FOR New York. with
PesI Y Gardiner for New with
sissss to- days. for New York.
%erd css days. for New York,
wS snbr r%ss, g RG1sd%sR R:,h for Albany
sshr Charlie wiIs; Thomas vinalhaVsn for New York.
sehs AnSeacps. s.ss xa.ms Ellsworth for Rondou
schr smith Nckerson Portland, days. for New York.
schE Ass. Kelly Jones Gloucester for New York. with
George Trss. Ienneksn Gloucester for New York,
sohr Gem Butler Gloucester for New York. with fish. to
schr Palladium. Ryder: New Bedford for New York;
sS Henry
schr sse Charre, simons, Taunton for Ezabethport
UTTs54 iss9sss k" YORK.
schr Ids, RhiliPs, Tounton for New y York:
Bake
ssSr sinssya sTisS.%sa Ss kysr s0T New E Work. v,,
h schr broSn flsSes tsl II River @ ief RSndoat
IN ss$
chr Foun Fall River farA lhanv
scpr James Cunningham, Davis, Providence New York.
@ ssss ass sa yss svs 9S s ss
schr Tryphene, Chase, Providence for Elizabethport
sshr snn
ssr E' S
schr awey Brown Prcydence for k1ndoS
sshr Stafford sd soE New xSr6
sssr Hs asi
ssSr FsnE Mar r SE New m@a %dS
hr schr warsteeS Kelly Providence FOR Rondout.
chr 6S for
@ SG9 Es MFSF MssorS S oS Msw New
scbr HELEN, soals, Newpor! for New York. ~
elaGSs' sssSs "a
h Jane or Eew or
Srsss$ ~ss% Fs:s$ $sr:s$ Esx New YsrE YsrF
sh Wells Kelsey Ct Or e. Ns% sSr YSx
schr Sarah Read, Ardod Portland G., Tor New York
Schr VIM ID Denning, Bowman' rortanu' w io' Ne"
York. .
Schr Detroit, Titus New Haven for New York.
Schr Diaden Chase, New Haven for New York:
Schr Falcon Wheeler, New Haven for New York.
schr Peter Ritter Arnold, Hartford for New York.
Schr Beile Simpson, Bridgeport for Jersey City.
Schr VIM t. Peck, Bunce, Norwalk for New York.
Schr Emily, Morrill,, Stamford for New YORK
Schr Mail Holmes, Greenwich for New York.
BOUND RAsT
schr VIM Gilum, Mehafcy, Philadelphla for Boston
schr A Hayden, Hayden Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr ] Hoyt, -, Philadelphia for New Haven:
schr Isabella Thompson Endico.t Phiadsphia for Bri'o
Schr Paugusse Waples Philadelphia for Providence
schr Burley Sanders, Philadelphia for New Haven.
Schr Gen Torbert, Sheppard Mlvle for Providence
Schr Jane, Gardner, Elizabehport for Providence
schr Mary Miller, Dayton, Elizabehpor for FAN RIVER
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAcr

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Caabs r MsMckan ,ss LysrpoO May 81 vis
Had rat }, sSSs nfs Ella. n
beth bound W; 5h, iaH0s, Ion a. saw ship Minerva
Steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah June = a. Pm,
with mdse ana passengers; to Murray. Ferris Co. Had
Steamship South Carolina AdSIn. Charleston ,h June 9o
miles below s9aam making all over her had all sails
Steamship volanteer. Jones' Phadephia, with mdse to
Ship GaElsbreok Castle tBr Pole csca. March s. with
ss
sps az hs
a s. Ion s. 20 l. s pssssd ship w Vim Pam Palmer
s, lon 90 W. saw ship windsor (Br -, ..
ssy HP
weather up days. then eastey winds and thick
Ship Arza Br) Durkse Liverpool s. days. with mdse, to
Nephew Co. First part Q, passage % had strong
ship Webster Norr csse March with suano
spoGrd Terton Co. L anchored at The souhwes. Spit
with RSin mdse ens Sorssns sons heavy sw
May Ia. Is cs Is Il, spoke ship Wanderer,
xS &F Dwight Been days north Of
hsnfora AFFORD Co. Had % very Light
as n.. zn
large quantity Of lumber apparently but short time in the
Es. Fss'oq ss aS day, with
Bark s0o 'H'Sn days.
to 70 %ass and ac Been days north
Brig Regulator tBr, smkns, Lisbon % days. with cork,
aa6Tsao ss sssmo Marsss' S. days. with
sEf ss,' sN W.
S soS, ,ns .sSosS:: rs.
ass sS "a
5s,s Es
Mary SahGSss Salinas. ,s days with mo-
Brig sGR @ .I aae Say
Brig Tyro l) Ederkin, Apple River, MS, 10 days. with
pBs Big Laura Gertrude, walsh, Salem days. in ballast
schr Mary " Wham, Partridge. Bahia, g days with
schr Edwin Dayton "a days. with rubber, &c, to
schr Lady Woodbury., Woodbury. Uta le days. with fruit,
schr Ella Pennell of Machas), Mitchell Monarbo PR,
Is days. with sugar and moasses to Burdett Pond Had
Woodnnd IN heavy blow from LOST two os june
or Hatleras, spoke brig KAtardin hence for Wilmington
schr Jed Frye Langley Arroyo, PR, II days. with sugar
Bowen OF Bangor Alexander Hum,sGs g
Ss ss
| American hence
Ssa ,sa.,o. -" a's'
Ell,
of5
s wsS ssoae e% BsS sd 3 OF
s Fl c wsnss II
chas Warren Gloqsese smith TaTSsr Islam
sdays win pineappes to Jos 70 & WsnSerH peri
ss6r Emma Curtis Purvere, Eleu.hera days, with fruit
| Is
schr Godfrey, Godfrey Jacksonville S5 days via Dels
ter Had light winds and fogs the whole PASSAGE 10 day
schr Mountain Laurel, La,her Jacksonville II days, wit
lumber to Jed Frye 4 Co vs. o.o.u,
'Fs HTa0s p%ssr @
sn oV
fs sehr jacob srdss Fakenburs Norfolk days, raj
sehr Frazer a,sr Shovel, bowel, yrginH; y,ra,n;s
schr Elizabeth White, Deacon, Virginia.
sssr sssr SnST E,ass Wssd HsSws Es~ssas s''snh
schr Isle Of Pines, scul, Virginia.
ssRT ssRr GSSsrSa MeSssa, s'%s %se ehSfS
schr Harry, Dandell, virginia
ssSr Johnson. yTs,%a n,@i 10Th INST heav
schr J 4 Cramer, Mathews, Virginia 10th inst, lost
sc6r Tibbetts, Roberts, Virginia Lost part of dec
schr MERRITT Buoy, Virginia Lost part of deck
schr Albert Mason, Roe, Alexandria.
sssT rmsa ccss FOL FOR
sT S'Esf aase 4%s. Adss
s Ess shs FasadeR 5r HSss ss
. Canal boat " Mcdonald, Mc2lmon, St John cE. wi
: Passed Through Hell Gate,
. BOUND SOUTH
steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston for New York, wit
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JUNE H. 1870.

copyists and counters or other employees the several do
pamen.s Of the government there shall be no IN ma
ton between males and females and shall be awiu 70 ap
point and employ compstsnt and worthy IN
positions without regard % but the number OF ce'
shall not be increased by this section.
discussion and whoet dsPosns OF hs co
mtse ordered In the OF the correspondent OF the
Epnirg Pot-Aessrs Poland, Dicksy Finkeburg, ro'ser
and Holman.
The House then, q nye O'clock adjourned.
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NURE NO. Ss,l7l-oF WASTING
u PRuNxrTo near Mondovi (Italy,,l

!
DEAR SIR-I am happy able that
last two years. eat DU BARRY'S admirable REvA-
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NV legs have acquired strength and nmbleness sight has
dispense with spectaces my stomach
myself quite young and hearty preach attend
visit the sick make long foot, head clear
and my memory In the interest Of other suf-
ferers authorize publication of my experience OF the
Oenea's Oh your ''N' Abbot PETER CASTELLL
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REVISION GF the ASSESSMENT LAWS.
ALBANY, June 10, 1870

ALBANY, June 10, ISTOs
The Legislature having authorized the Governor 70
appoint three persons to revise the laws ror the 9s
sesament and collection OF taxes he has designated
for that duty David A. Wells, L. Robinson, Edwin
w. Dodge. He also appointed Nelson J. waterbury
Commissioner to revise the statutes OF the State In
place OF Francis Herman, who declined to serve.
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ruRE s2,as-oF ASTHMA.

7NUKE 62,843-OF AbTHMA -. ,o.o
suffered during thirty years OF asthma, which obgeo
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from pressure which threatened TO take breath
Ihave taken DU BARRY's REvALENTA ARABiCA l 70.
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BELOW.

Ship Hereford lBr, Gardner, from Calcutta March, (by
pilot boat Isaac Webb, No 81.
Wind at sunset E, fresh
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~ auction,
BY NJ. THOMAS & SONS. Philadelphia,
June IA, at II o'clock N.
To Capitalists, Tanners, Coal ana Lumber Dealers.
FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,
one OF the most valuable

To Caritaists Tanners Coal ana Lumber Dealers
FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,
one Of the most valuable
GAS COAL AND HEMLOCK TIMBER
Properties
iu the State of Pennsylvania, known as the
CANOE RUN ESTATE.
located between Cameron and Emporium,
Cameron county, Pa,
on the line the Phadslpha and Erie Railroad which ira:
vsrses the propery and at Of the Buffalo and
washington Railroad, 10 miles from Buffalo, n " and II
aso traversed by branch Of the Susquehanna river.
This Of about 1900 and underlad
With SUPERIOR workable, bituminou gas and
seam co (vens and three feet IN thick
ness for inspsctionh and covered with yalas
the property superior and shinge mills with all app-
lumber built within year. costing
sold without reserve the highest bidder a. public a1s
Thomas 4 Sons, ut the "Philadepha Exchange"
pamphlets, maps and further particulars apply to L. H.
SIMPSON CO. ~ broadway, room Il, New York city, or
to N. THOMAS 4 SONS Auctioneers, l3s South Fourth
street, Philadelphia.
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THOMAS r. AGNEw, 26O GREENWICH STREET,
New York, has reduced the prices of Teas, CofIees.
Sugars Flour kinds of Groceries, Moasses and Pro.
visions 10 gold standard
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CURE NO. 7S,ls6.
Wrr.r.TAMsnURa. L. l.. N

IL WILLIAMSBURG, L. l., Nov. 80, 1859.
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part my e and had almost resigned myself to de:
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wish TO It to all suffering with IKE complaint
JOSEPH SMITH.
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(vCuRE NO. 5e.slA-LlvER NERvEs.-oF THE MAR
\ I de Brehan.

In consequence of liver complaint wasting for
years. debtated aud that unable
read write with nervous paptation all over bad d.
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MARCHIONESS DE BREHAN.
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(yURE NO. 1880. - o
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have tried your REvALENTA FOOD, with the creates
the sine In all cases OF dys'
pepsla, Indigestion, &C. DR.. j. c. BOARDMAN, M "
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CURE NO. 49,S3a
~ fifty years indescrbabe agony from dyspepsia ner-
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SHIPPING NE w s.
Almanac for New York -Tais Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

nArF OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIL
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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NURE NO. 70,Ols-OF PHTHlSIS
" !. M. /. CRosNE France), March "a, 1858.
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duties mis- health was perfectly restored.
SISTER ST. LAMBERT.
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CyURE NO. 81 .2M-OF MARAsMAs

CURE NO. 81, ,2N-OF MARASMAS
u 81. RoMAINDEs lies, France, Nov. 81, 1852
DU BARRY'S REVALENTA ARABICA has produced
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dyspepsia and bad which had lasted eighteen
'N"'s A'''' ''' ~ Rev. j. COMPARED.
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VuRE 80 q1a-oF NEURAL0IA

CURE 62,9l3-OF NEURALGIA.
u vALaoRsE (Andeche), France, Oct 10, 1853. .
The REvALENTA is a remedy which would almost call
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sister julia been suffering for the last four years
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almost without Thanks TO your food she 70
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CURE OF HIS HOLINESS THE POPE.

1.-THE health the Holy Father is excellent, especially
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entirely to DU BARRY'S REVALENTA ARABlCA FOOD,
Holiness praise this excellent foodt hghly
Rome. Gazette du Midi.
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American Ports.

BOSTON, June sArrived, brig Maud Potter (Br Shields
Matanxas.
CsaredBarx Glide Williams Eas. Indies; schx Morning
Star Br), Smith, Bermuda
Saied-Bark NV.
i0th-Arrivsd, steamships VIM Kennedy Baltimore; sax.
on Philadelphia ships Anna Decatur, Hamilton. ab,eids.
oramen.o Gardner Batavia; brig Drsko EIisabseh,
Sa6NswfcK. ds. June 4-ArrIvsa, brig WIKI RAILROAD
iron, supposed from Cardiff.
saied-Sbip Victoria, Liverpool.
GALVESTON June S-Arrived, brig Leopodine Hassloop.
Also arrived 3d. bark weser (N0) Rosenourg, Bremen
1th-Cleared bark Jane Young (Br, Perry, Liverpool
9ih-Arrved bark Palace (Br JONES' Liverpool (after be-
ing ashore. . ..,.- 49,, -.
Havana for falmouth, with rudder case leaking.
Baltimore.
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I FRIMLEY, Surrey, England.
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removed BY DU BARRY'S delicious REvALENTA ARA
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NEW YORK, April 70, 1850
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late Boyd Paul, wholeeale druggists.
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SSeamer Sais Deainatioa. / Office.
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CURE NO. 7o,no.
PARIS, April II, 1866.
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total exhaustion been perfectly restored to health sleep
strength and cheerfulness, by your ARAblCA
FOOD II. DE MONTLOUIS.
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OPHiR CoRRRsPoNDKNCR.
OpHIR. MAY 10th, 1870.


EpiroR HERALD: With all The warn.
days ,ha, We have hsd, prospecting is still
improving. and judging from present sp.
pearances, We will have n very lively time
this Summer. Our mills have all that they
gan do. and, in fact, cannot crush the rock
as fast as the miner raises il to the surface
"Wait ill your turn comes" is the reply
that you get from ,hs mill men this is GER
,ainly very encouraging for the wslI wshers
Of oLr District. As for any failures, we
have had none as yet.
They have not taken out anv quartz from
the S., Patrick this week, and will not for
several days to come Mr.. Eaton has let n
contract to sink the shaft deeper. and as
tas, as the quartz is stripped it will be raised
to the surface. The qnsrz that is in sigh
in the bottom Of the sasfi il as rich 10 gold
and suphereis as ever.
There are several new companies pros
pee ting. south Of Opbr and but = sbor. d's-
lance from the town. that are getting Yer,
good prospects. That portion Of tbs DIS
lric, never was psospecisd until very lately
and fr ~ present appearances bids fair to be
n profitable place to prospect, go almost
any whese in the District aud YOU will fiud
company Of men ri work, eIaled with the
publications" that they get from the vein
could mention number Of 'edges that are
WORKED on that look well but have had
none tested NJ The mills. As fast ~ the
quartz from these lodges is worked due no.
tice will he made Of them
The Empire Mill and Mining Compau,
have number Of ledges included 10 their
purchase Of II g property. that look very
promising. and the Company intend TO z"
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