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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-18

EOR SALE AND RENT.-The under
FUKSIrURE. and GuOu WILL OF his rsstau-
rant; also, the HOUSES FOX RENT. TO M
enterprisng man this is an excellent opportunity,
information, apply on the premises, No. SOS, lsh
street. be.ween ~ and Pennsylylnia avenue OPP
posite Willard's Hotel: washing on, y: =.
de 20-eodlm* FERDlS AMI BU1LEn.
TOR RENT OR SALE-The handsome
l. RESIDENCE, corner OF Grace ana BelVi-
dere Streets containing twelve or fourteen rooms,
with gas and water on the premises. ana large
garden attached. This Is one of the most pleasant
oc stion In the city, and accessible, the city
railroad pa ssing the house. For terms applyLo
ia l8-M, W, F3t HORACE l.. hENI.
EOR RENT, THE STORE ON Gs
II Broad street, next door TO 9th lately oc- Ell
cupied by j. L. Cox shoe store. fossessien
given at once. -Applyto
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FOR KENT.

TOR RENT, FRAMED DWELL a.
u ING on 4th street, between Clay andET
leigh streets, containing seven rooms, closets; |;
kitchen with three rooms, coal and wood.house,
gas and water. Apply to JAMES BRAY,
j. B-W&F2ts corner .th snd Marshall sis.
EOR RENT, several PLEASANT@ Ga
Il ROOMS on 25th street. Union Hill, be. ,E:I
tween o and 2 streets, four doors shove Dir. Bur-
pess's store, ia l8-3lf
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IX-OuLFULK'S COUGH S1RUP-A
" retain >,."ciy, Eti pleasant remedy ior
rnagl.s. Colds Group, Who' ping Cough. H"arse-
.SsA Broucniti-, &C.. &c. i,rcpsred ana sold by
YGW!!ATA> +. DTPUf. Apoihccary.
tt -. Broad street, Rlc!Inu.d Va.
TI>>TNGEN AND SODA WATER ON
II uHAE-rtI IT :. a>t,. SiSGEN Iurnish.din
IL. .tr- iu nraiIc=. h";.s. and restaurants, ~
EvM IiATA>. +. Dttti pothccary.
.. broad street, between 4.h anu 9TH.
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SHIPPING.

TOR NEW YORk.-The OldS.a,
E Dominion Steamship Co.'s ele- x.ksszsE4
CANT side-whecl steamship ISAAC BELL, Cal I
BLAKEMAN, will leave her wharf at kockeus on
FRIDAY. January 20, at o'ClockP. ID. ffelgns
received until Z. NJ. a.,
Fare, sI2; steerage, 10: :round-trip tickets, Sso'
For freight or passage, apply TO
JOHN W. WYATT. Agent
"a "a ar No. 3 Governor street.
TOR BOSTON.-CURR1E & CO.'S @
Il IINE.-The regular packet schooner &EEE
LUCY D., HALL, master, having thgS thtg; so
larger portion or her cargo engaged VIII nAYe
quick dispatch. For balance 0t !, iresSns ESI "p
ply to tEtE G" :" etree,,s r,,
ja Its corner OF lsth anu Sai5 N-- % a-0--
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Al, COKE .-CHEAP.
rpICFS HEDICFD.

rvn Ash ANTHRACITE, $50 per ton (:
i SOFT II Mr VIZ SnShs n summer soner price prices;
" y ''i' RuAZEAI. & COTTREIl"
,y~,nr pin street ani Basin Bahk.
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xyOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY OF TIE
VISITATION, MONTE MARIA,
ON Grace street between Twensy-seeond ana
Twenty-third streeta,
RICHMOND, VA.
The duties Of this Institution Will be resumed on
The FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. For
the suPERIOKESS Of the Academy. 49,. -
au s-dtOl &e0dtFeol Et
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CnEAr fJEk:1R' C1AvZh uI1i. Il. C9t1"s1rfI c6,t sorf
\ " ~ Mn II a ,lvt coat. SAWED OK
HING W""n alcss ;;h and nyT' I%'6 s;ree,s ;ifssss
... - :" - MART Of The city best lump
4 "..,'I "cr =: iGai. Ncs, Hall Coal at IS; hts;
.... Nd T.,, trft C"Ar 81; 80. uskandl Fine N"'
...,r rrtcC'. -----------------
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DRrGs, MEDICINES, De.

u-TiTE TEETH.-MEADE & BA-
" KEGS "SAPnNlNE DFNTlFRlCE' Is
..r. - The '>: ,"otIi-powhcr in use. 1t Is guar,
.,...rl /, ,c free rlom al acids or hufllui
r'.', ,.,r,.,a, trtcrgru,s. astrngeht>, and anti
-. ,.,a:ir-. spec GiIy removes lncipicnt tartar
.-, sgur:. md teas and nardens inc gums; ~ is
,lgnt yn,rr,rusird ~ hundreds Of well-knoTn
!. ir,ls snt ny a. Of our best dentists Read The
Lowing certificates: !,
% Ian, tor many wears used in my family, ana
.-, ,rrlr,t - nv pail. Gts the 'Saponne l)entl-
t.p 'prrpa-tdhv M.ssCs. Meade s. Raker, who
,.-, 9r1uainttG me with lis composition ana al
-, r,. Il ynav Il, so with The as>uranCe mat II Is
- ',r.'cTani, L. most Preparations OF H. KIND,
. Ia.. /; 'nts ret Cruisln any lnSrtdlen's IS iia-
..t.I 20. s!S!ity iU1&rc the tecthiE organ Sfn or
.,.,,,. .,rnl,rt. J,iliS q. WANT, Dentist"
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~, ror:l@-i.ilv rrc"IurrendtO to all who need al
.ar.rt, ara iariuirEs i"oih-powder, the elegan
,...lrI...n If Mra,r 4 Baker, known as 'Sapo
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LOST. STRAYED. Ho.

T OST, on the night of the 10th, on the
IL corner Of Ninth and III streets, 4 PLAIN
GyLD RING, with the initials NJ. A. \. on the
inside, The finder will be literally rewarded by
lee wing IL ut No, 7Ol 9th streat 1tk
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: FE1GH, LnRBERR1, and toCusL :Jt, Is,
| tx:i.j.>Y nAlI ana WHITE kSh, trsl quail
! : -''' ,NIrHACI1h CbAl.-F"nndry, Egg,
. on; Clr~,ia.! s!zrs. CU&HaiL y ID AND
=. ,[.ti. T!LI Cjai. Purchasers are invited
/ ''' '''" :. l.. LATHROr.
.~Ur C@AI.--Ntr CoAL:rIIu,t II re-. :,
-, l.., t,.L gh: pest iucl for cooking ana
,.l l.fn.!I .,oycs 10 be h.,d II! the market; For
'~ =. T.. LATIRoP,
- 18th streei, a. Drawbridsc.
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NOTICE.-Application will be made by
~ the undersigned to the Richmond and DAN
VILE Railroad Company for the renewal Of certia-
the books Of said company in the name of John
n. Gordon. said certificate having been lost.
do A-Waw j, N. GORDON, Executor.
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NOTICE.-Application will be made to
~ the Second Auditor Of Virginia for the re.
newal Of the following VIRGINIA REGISTERED
STOCK, which has been lost : Certificate No.
8ls for $780, act nth March, 1855, and certificate
30. 2, ,76o for 800, James River and Kanawha Ca
nal Company, Issued In the name Of Elizabeth G..
CarrinplOn. de 2s-Waw*
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w WANTED, ALL PERSONS TO KNOW
" where they can borrow money on diamonds,
gold and silver watches. good jewelry. silverware,
&c, on the most accommc dating terms. All busi-
ness transactions strictly confidential at
s. A. WINSTOCk'S Loan Office, 4 .
No, II 4th street. between Main ana Frs.kIin,
Closed on SATURDAYS. la dim
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
Political NOlea.


Henry S. Foote, of Tennessee, follows
the Vallandigham lead in new depart
nIe. Foote was always moderate sort of a
Democrat, and trod heavily on JEFF. Davis's
corns while he was member of the Confed-
crate Congress.
Mr. Leslie, the Democratic candidate for
Governor of Kentucky, in speech the other
DAY at Frankfort, said that the three last
amendments to the Constitution were forced
upon the country by fraud, and that the Dem
ocratic party will have them decided uncon-
stitutional at the first opportunity. He also
asserted that the Democrats are opposed to
educating the negroes with any of the COM
mon school fund. Governor Leslie. it is as
serted by his friends, represents the national
Democratic party. If SO, what becomes of
the "new departure ?"
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NOTICES

TINE attention OF the parents of children who do
not attend school, is respectfully called to the
following City Ordinance: Id s4 tsELg4 a.
| SEC. 4. Every child in the City of Portland be-
tween the ages of six and seventeen years. no shall
not attend school, and be engaged in any regular
and lawful occupation, and growing up in ignorance
shall be punished by fine not exceeding twenty
dollars, to be recovered to the Of the city, on
complaint before the Municipal Court. in said city,
or by being placed in the House Of Correction in
said city, the state Reform School, for such period
of time as the Judge Of said Court may deem ex-
pedient. L8..tl .s.,.i..
OF the Truant Officer to arrest all such children as
are described in the above section and take them
to such schools as they are accustomed entitled
to attend where they shall be detained during school
hours by the teacher thereof, and notice OF such ar
rest and detention shall be forthwith sent to the pa
whom the arrest is made aud every child who shall
have been THREE TIMES thus arrested, shall be
proceeded against, by complaint as habitual tru-
ant. &C., r.. 6 3
the class referred in the above and who are more
or less troublesome in various quarters, 1 would
earnestly request any and all who have knowledge OF
such ones to forward their names ana residences to
my Office lin City Building) at their earliest conven-
auce with the ordinance referred to, By so doing
they will very much facilitate efforts which being
m ale 10 get this class into school rooms, and
also confer q great favor on the
TRUANr OFFICER.
PS.2Th0se who comply with the above request,
will please give The names of pnrents as well OF
the bows together with their residences also, sign
their own names to the communications, otherwise,
NO notice will be taken Of them my23sn3w
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

LIB. Mrs. Bibber, the blind Cairvoyant, would
thank the people Of Portland for their patronage,
and desires all who wish to avail themselves OF her
treatment to call at their earliest convenience Her
examinations are free and her medicines reasonable
As Mrs. Bibber is SO occupied she has been obliged
to limit her hours from 10 O.. m. to p. m. BY
special request she will remain here till the middle
Of MaY. Rooms, No. Brown Street. 27ap1m
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30

The aspiring cities and towns on the Ken
nebec that amuse themselves by making in
Vldious remarks relative 10 Augusta enter
prise, and particularly the Sprague manufac-
tuiing company, will, We trust, hold their
peace when they learn that this company
generously propose to lay a six.inch, water
pipe from their own force pump to their own
factory, so that any responsible party may
extend it along Water street, at said response
BILE party's expense, to be sure.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
AN AMUSING INCIDENT.


dispatch from Delaware. Ohio, states that
Rev j. B. Tombs, d, D., was publicly whipped
in the street in that city Friday, by husband
fortsandering his wifes character. asse
An Hish girl named Devine, OF Worcester,
Mass, while attempting to kindle fire with
kerosene oil on Saturday evening, was SO bad.
ly burned that she died IN less than twenty
four hours. She had been in this country but
two weeks
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30

Daniel Hewlett, youth of nipeteen years,
was arrested in Brooklyn on Friday evening
last for nloxicaton aud locked up during the
night Saturday morning in custody of po-
lice officer an the way to the Police Court for
examination, Hewlett fell suddenly to the side
walk, and the blood flowed freely from his
mouth and nOstrils while be worked in fit
A wagon was procured and he was sent to the
hospital, but before reaching that institution
he had breathed his last. =. s,z,. x.
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York County Varieties.


ALFRED.
The County Commissioners have appointed
Sheriff Warren Master, ard Caleb B. Lord
and james S. Emerson Overseers of the House
OF Correction. This Institution (except as j,
exists within the limits OF the jaiD is pig
ment OF the brain, but good foundation has
laid and the people are to decide in September
whether the structure shall be erected.
The CoDgregationalist and Baptist churches
here are without ministers. The parsonage
house of the former will be ompleted by Sep
tember
The old Howard house, near the Court House
occupied by Robert Whitney, was burned last
Saturday night
BUXTON
James Scott, young man % years of age.
committed suicide at Salmon Falls village.
Buxton, Sunday night. by shooting himself
through the heart. He was young man of
sterling character with many friends, and one
OF the last who would be suspected of such an
act. He had rare musical talents, with fin.
voice, which, had it been cultivated wonld
have won for him what his proud spirit cray-
ed, celebrity.
L.MERIck,
Mr.. Joseph G. Harmon of Limerick for
many years an efficient deputy sheriff, has
purchased the Limerick House, formerly own.
ed and occupied by Amos Felcb, and having
refitted and refurnished the same, is ready for
the reception of guests. This hoass is splend.
idly located in the heart Of TIE village, and
would be as good place to spend summer
vacation as one could find. We predict that
Mr.. Harmon will demonstrate to the travelling
puDhc MS capacity to keep hotel" and treat
Ms patrons SO that none shall go away dissatis-
fed.
Inc case oil small pox at Saco tersasna>.
tally and the unfortunate vonn. ~ ed "a
buried Saturday night oman was
RIDDEFo-
Rev. Mr.. Tenney o. .sp.
gational, church the Pavilion (Congre-
veil SERMON i5iddeford, preached his fare.
in dat sunday afternoon. He outranks
-. =, of settlement the other ministers in
10 CITY. having been settled about twelve
wars All societies and the community gene
rally will regret his removal from the city.
Rev. James Boyd Free Baptist retires from
q Eve years pastorate in July. The church
and society were never so prosperous as now'
and his removal will be misfortune.
r. H. Hubbard, esq, delivers an oration al
City Hall Memorial Day, and Sheridan Pos'
G. A. R., will decorate the graves OF fallen
comrades on that occasion.
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NOticSOf Foreclosure.
NOTICE.

TVHE TOWN. Treasurer Of the town of wiudham
Il hereby gives notice to persons holdin! Bonds OF
the loan of March 49, A. d. 1867 that he IS prepared
to pay the money tor said Bouds exchange y ate
OF Name Bonds Tor them and that he will not pay in
terest the alter thirty days nom the date OF
this notice.
JOHN T. FELLOWS, Treasures, -
Wndham Me, May 27th 1871. may3Diltp 3w
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FOR SALE!
a PAIR OF FIRsT-CLAss HOUSES
ON CARLTON STREET,

NOV finishing and to be ready for occupancy a.
IN bout the first OF Nav.
These houses are supplied with all the modern
conveniences and are now being frescoed by Scbu-
macher. They will be sold at reasonable price.
Terms OF payment easy and made known by tn
epl1tf new2taw WILLIAM BURR0WES
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30

LIZ Kennebunkport, May 20, Mr.. Charles Goodwin
aged 81 years
% In Gardiner, May q, Mr.. William E. Hatch, aged
30 years. - = If-rf -
In Gardiner, May II, Alice M. daughter Of Cant,
y. ~. kunnells, aged 10 years months.
@, IN west Watervle, May John Libby, Esq, aged
knight. - ""e VI A e
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Graphite Acle Grease.
Saves your Wagon, Horse, Temper, Tin 9
and Money.
Never Gums, Hardens, or Runs Off!
eT-Outasts airy other lubricant three to five times
q. l.. BAILEY, Agent for Maine.
48 Exchange Street.
Dealer in Guns, Fishing aud Sporting Goods.
May "a sn-CrtES
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye harmless in
stantaneous Disappointment no ridiculous tints
remedies the i'll effects ofbad dyes; invgorates and
gses the hair soft aud eautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory Is Bond
June 9-1870sNd1yr&w
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Jan "a, lat 80 s, Ion 10 W. ship P0rtlaw from Car
. diff for Hong Kong. n H~A .4t.t'1-.
March %, off st Helena. ship Aberdeen. from Ma
Mia Tor New York. -
April %, lat 81 % N, len IS OF W, ship Moraya.
1903 days from Ca,laO for Valencia.
May 20, lat "a N. Ion GO, sch Harriet Baker, from
Baltimore Tor Martinique. 81 W'IN
May 81, lat 80 -. lon So Is, brig Isabella Beurman,
from Boston for Surinam.
May %. lat 81 Is, Ion 70 49, sch Ethan Allen, from
Portland for Cardenas. -. . .
Nav %. lat as 80, lon 70 40, brig Winfield, from
New York Tor Havana. IVA N'aE
May ~, of Cape Romano, brig Long Reach from
New York for Fernandna.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
For Sale

g ECOND-HAND ENG me AND BOILER, En-
" CINE five horse power, upright tubular boiler,
IN complete running order, in use but short time.
Apply to the First National Bank, Biddeiord, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
To SHIPMAsCERg.

To SHIPMAs CER9.
The u. s Signal Department has placed In the
Merchants Exchange Weather Cl art, showing the
Meteorological Stations recently established through
out the country The telesraphIc report OF Observa
tons, taken Simultaneously at these stations at 8
A. NJ. portland tme,) will be placed upon Il map
soon as received.-t weather at each station be-
ing indicated by appropriate symbols aud figures,
readily understood, and BY which the LEGATION and
progress OF the storms be observed at a glance.
Marsters vessels especially. sre invited 10 avail
themselves OF The facilities offered the Merchants
Exchange and the Signal Office for obtaining inform
alton that tail 10 be OF great interest and ben
dit to Navigation. Free admission to the o. the
Merchants Exchange 10 allowed to all shipmasters
in active service. =. 49,.
G. IT. Farley,
M RICH.
u.s. BEDLOW.
Meteorological Committee Board OF Trade.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
m A H b 1 Il ID i.

In this city, Nav q, BY Rev. W. H. Fem. ar tbe
residences OF CD. Geo. w. Kicker, r. II. Hjchborn
OF Boston s: and Mrs. s. G: Stanley. Of Portland.
n In tnls Guy, May ~, by Rev. W. II. II. Pillsbnry
T. Swee'ser and Miss Margaret e, Lunt. both OF
Portland. 80 ''' wv" "
In Lchfield, May IA. Edmund Gould, OF Farming
dale, and Mrs. Catharine Stevens. OF L,
In warren, MAY I3, Nathan B. Tolman, of Cam
den, and Mary L. Burton OF Warren,
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN st Helena 22d ult, ship Pleiades, Pierce
from Calcutta) for New York.
Ar at Gibraltar Sth inst. bar0ue Speedwell Paten
Messna for New York. and sailed 10th. , -
In port 10th inst, brig Geo Gilchrist, Robinson I'm
New York ar Sth, disg.
Ar at Liverpool 26lh inst, ship d W Chapman,
Chase New Orleans; Princeton Chase, New YORK.
Passed Deal 15th Alaska, 6ilchrist, I'm Greenock
Tor Boston.
OF Plymouth l3tb Mary Emma, from Callao tor
Aberdeen.
Sid i'm Cardiff 18th, harque Blanche Howe, Inger-
soil, Muscat and New York.
At Demarara 7th inst, schs Mollis. Plummer Tor
St Thomas: Annie Whiting, Hutchinson, tor New
York 9Th and others.
Ar At Caiharien 18th inst. barque Mary Dyer,
Hopkins. Philadelphia; brig Surf Thorn pson, New
York sch IuganO, Steele, Machas; 18th, Daraue
Ellen Dyer, Leland, New York.
Sid 18Th. brigs Caprera. Hebborn, and Alexander
Nichols. Rosebrook, New York; y r SWEET, Law
renee, Boston.
AT Arecibo 18th inst, sch John Bird. Sleeper for
Baltimore.
Ar at st John, NIB 2sth. sch Arthur Burton. Fro
hook. Savannah; 25th, Ada LOUISA, Grips, from
Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30

ny M UNKNOWN br Scnr 0Dund Il, and cut uOwa to
the waters edge also carried away main rigging.
ga and all attached. The stranger refused sssist.
apce and kept on her way. CAPT Benson succeeded
pairs.
DOMEsTbC PORTS.
GALVESTON-Ar GOTH brig Frank Clark Rar-
stow. New York. - :, - - .-N'1,-
NEW ORLEANs-Cld POD, shts Chas Davenport
PORTER and Rochester Cougb + iyarnooJ
Sid I'm SW Pass oad bsrnne Esther Po"
KEY WEST-Ar 19eb sch SABINE Currier New
York. 80. - 1890 wv
JAcKSONvILIE-Ar oo,b sch rrrera Wallace
Nav york "a N''H SUI H'uieA"' ""i"'''
SAVANNAu-sIdo ltb hro Moru II panrau IT,,
ton. New haven; Edwin. Hammond W,lm;na,cn n"'
ca I'm s sh,n NAY msan, Ste.son' koeklsna.
CHART ESToNNar 57th hr,a di1ahoI T.hhutt
Bq s6nip vss, non.or o
mia Morton "iamoaa trao :Stn IsIa TO- MI;
more 'i'O"' """"s'' "o"' r''''"' i''"'" luz ""'1-
calais: Cushing Cook so SsySa: zze poor
nickav ami Mail %, tho W;st :Shssa E,antLa,a xc
neon and NaIa Eranah Na,g yorI ~" ''"" A'"''''
Ar Ssth .sss fzze Gar, NsW chpst Roson Wei,
Ling nston Barbour Lawrence Torrey PsmoS
bury. New York Annie Nav, Baker. Bangor; Gee
Fales. Hail Portland.
Faustipa. Patterson. Cardenas; sebs j mou,top
Crowley and Senator Grimes. PhiIbrook. New YORK
coombs Do: Xhbis rs calls insai1s Pnr,anS
NEW YORK~Ar o6fh. barone SharnsbuTg Rovey,
Matanzas. tonic Powers AMI Frank WslScs Car
denas Ocean Oaoe. Waterhouse. Cjenfuepos: brio,
Dav,d Rupf,ee Stnnlas a rroyo.@ AIbertI Hartman
Caiharen: Kossack Elliott Cav Francs. Shas,a
Rrown Cientuepos: Harrv Brown ami Temnesf
Wilson Matanzas: Di,ioc Rumbau and I r Cia rt
| Meore CaIdenas: schs e nresser Reed 9, Mar
II daysl Five Sisters. Peterson, Zaxa: as McKown
parSSns Ra,acoa. r Wines Enise S.anraa,o,rr
tor Poriiapd' -'o' WV,
Ar o7th harous McG;lvorv Nicbo,s Motarx.s "a
| davs. bric VIM Mason DuSbar Arrovo. X 4 Rer.
uayS Wilishv. Matanaas. sens Hat,ie Rass fI,riet
Cardenas ii days: fsart. Hart, Sagus, J Nash
C1owIev Rock1ort: Owns ChambsrIsin Adams I'm
RocIls1d: Congress. York, Portland: w Il Sargent
sargent. Sedawlck: Carrie i, Hicks. iuswl Hicks
Rockland.
cid 26Ih, schs G Kelley, Collins. Santa Marth.
and Savanilla: q N Morreft Rad Kinvston lam
Annie Freeman, soynion, Eieuibera.
| CID VI, h. brips Soule. Orr. Gibraltar: Sham
| rock LeiobfOn Marse,Iies: scbs Ej'a T. reierhen
| CLARK Sd Pierre: Emily Chris sarbour Porto Ric
| Fila MONTGOMERY .Jaeksonyiile: Hattie Coomh,
Jameson 1;hariastnn. DAVID Nicboia Wvman vii
minoton "'' wa
passad +hro,oh Hal, f,ot. och cob Sor.h u,,.,,,
| port Iohnson ;or portonS. y7,b y Snn,v Thnrn
diEe Rondout FIR do 800 =
PIsOViDENCEWAr ostb. scbs Roston. Rjcb from
Caio;s. Ica ,r,i.., Io.sa, ps,...I ~,
While. Gardiner Belle H Raawn e oriana henfe''a
| rsxy go -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ESAMER1CAN LITERARY BUREAU.-Tbe
following are the names of some of the Lecturers se-
cured cured oy Inc american Literary Bureau, No. I19
Washington street. Others will be anuonnced in
due season, and the whole will lie. ere lono nuh-
lisned in book foIm.
Lecturers.
James T. Fields, Carl Sc,,,v
Maj Gen fitzpatrick, Rev q Ames,
ffol IL Hitchcock, California,
tWhn Ca,eiam light and Rev X DeDnen,
MI. Washington Views Miner Griswoiti.
=, "a wmter) . (Fat CoDtrbutOr)
GoI IL CONVEX, Rev q W Gardner, d d,
Fret II Miles. tWlth Calcium light and
1roi MoEssNi Foreign Views,)
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