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Girls Wanfesl!
House TO Rent.

w go TO foxbro, Mass, im mediately, 10 work I'm
L straw shop. For particulars enquire OF
JOHN L. PALMER.
sep4. new div 1i5 MiddIes .,
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Mail Agent. Cape Cod Railroad, says.-"My f,ks
don't ike medicine but they can take Latbam's Ca
bors,"
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N Office

A JoURNYMAN Hair-dresser at WESCOTT'S
"A Han ID essing Rooms, cosnsr Fore q India SITS
Sep5@3t
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Wanted.

louise NO. Park street, 1t is in good repair
IL anu is supplied with gts and Sebago water
inquire at No. EXCHANGE s'reet,
sep5 1w o. NJ NASH
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July 80, lat %, loa 81, ship Kentuckian, from St
John, NIB, TOR Penartn.
Aug 20, lat a s.. Ion 40 10, ship Edw oBren, from
st John. NIB, for Liverpool.
Aug 70, lat 4s 20. Ion IS 80, ship Am Union, from
London for New York.
Aug 49, lat AZ 20, Ion 50 As, barque PIoteus, from
New York tor Cropstadt.l
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GUNS

SMITH q NELSON'S REvOLvERs,
NELSON'S POCKET TARGET RIFLE,
POWDER, SHOT AND CARTRIDGES,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE SHOT GUNS,
FISHING TACKLE, AND SPORTING
GOODS,
GRAPHITE AXLE GREASE.
SIGN OF THE oGOGDEN RsEuEy
q. L. BAILEY, ~ EXCHANGE ST,
augH sn tc
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{ aucuS.

The Republicans of Westbrook are requested to
meet at Warren's Hall, Saccarappa, on Thursday,
Sept 7th, at O'Clock p. m, to choose candidate for
the Legi stature. Per order
Town Committee.
August 20, 1871.
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[Per steamer Deutschland, at New York;

Per steamer Deutschland, at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 18th ult, National Eagle, Jordan,
cid at London 10th ult, Jas A Wright Morse. Car
diff and Singapoer.
Ar at Cowes 18th ult, Helena. Peterson, from New
York for Allea (eaky. to discharge part OF cargo)
Sid I'm Brtonlerry 10th ut, Rosetta Mcneil Sproul
New York.
Passed Apjer June 20, Potter, Mcclure, Sim
gapore tor London.
Sid TN Cuxhaven 18th, Othello. Greenleaf, Phila-
dephia.
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Ballots can be bad by the Town Committees at the
Press Office. Please forward the names of the Can
didates for town Representatives as soon nomnat-
ed PER ORDER.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.


This superb Hair Dive is the best in the word--per-
fectiy harmless, reliable and ms autaneous; no dis
appointment; ridiculous tints or disagreeable sdor
The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye produc-
es IMMEDIATELY a splendid Black OF Natural
Brown, leaves the hair clean, soft, beautiful; does
not contain particle of lead or any injurious
pound. Sold by all Druggists.
Fac,ory. 16 BOND STREET, MY
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Lost.
0Sr between Knigbtsville. Cape Elizabeth and
Jacket, whoever will return the sans IN ri parJ ar
shell bsprspsrly rewarded, auaSitn '
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lterest Payable i'm GOLD COIN, in BOSTON
May and November,
Free from Government TaY


Free from Government Tax.
These railroads, substantially under one mani
agement, are being rapidly constructed in the
most thorough and economical manner I'M
der the supervision OF the most eminent and pract-
cal business men OF Northern Vermont, the cash
stock subscriptions being sufficient to pre-
pare the road for the iron. The local busi-
ness already created along the line is amply
Sufficient for ali its running Expenses and
the Interest ON its Il Bonded Debt. The road
passes through the garden of Vermont and is
to connect by branch already begun with Buring-
ton, on Lake Champlain, the most important
distributing point in Northern New England
The bonds re issued for the convenience of invest
ors in dsne limitations OF $780, $780, $780, both regis
tered and coupon, have been committed for sale
the widely known house of Il. & II. FAIR
BANKS & CO., st Johusbury, who with their
branch houses,
FAIRBANKS & CO., New York,
FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO., Boston
FAIRBANKS e. EN ING, PHILADELPHIA
are the financial agents of the joint companies and
give these securities theil their unqualified en-.
d0rsement.
The subscribers in presenting these Bonds to in
vesto"s in this community, confident that NO
prospect We value the STATE of Maine of this
Trunk Line of Railroad. connecting the nm.
equalled harbOr of Portland with the Lake
system of the West by the shortest possible
line AMI constituting the most available and
economical route for Western produce seeking
European market Its immense through
traffic cannot he well over estimates and a most
prOspes Ous local business is already secured.
It m ust always be the great pleasure thorough
rare OF the Eastern STATES, connecting one route,
the sea cOast of Maine with Lake Sebago. the
White Mountains, Lakes Memphr ~ agog
aud WilIOnxhby, MT. Mansfeld, Lake
Champlain, Lake George, Saratoga ana
the Hudson. These roa Is are built oy New Eng
land men with New England Capital, and
will be under New England Managers, who
live in the communities through which they rum and
whose management of their own affairs warrants the
Public confidence in their integrity and business
ability.
Price nj present 80 and accrued interest
i'm Curreucy.
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PORT OF PORTLAND

Monday, Sept. 4.
ARRIVED.
Sch Onward. Bunker. Georgetown, DC.
Sch olive Matilda, lsrj simpson, Boston, to load
Iot st Andrews, NIB.
Sch Cashier, Moore, Cranberry Isles.
Sch Superior, Weber, BOothbay, = dry fish to
Sch Laura 8 Marion, Clifford, North Haven for
Boston.
Sch Alua OdIin. Slower, Bluehill for Boston.
Sch Florida, Leach, Bangor Tor Boston.
Sch Helena, Harris, Bangor for Newburyport.
Sch Magnum eonum' nan, Bangor iof Ips@icn;
Sch John Pierce, Nickerson, Gardiner for NYork.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York - Henry
Fox.
Brig George Amos, II G Bunker, St John. NIB
Sch olive Elizabeth, soule, New York Chas Saw
yer.
LAUNcHED-At East Machias sOth ult, from the
yard of j Al Wiswell & Co, double deck brig OF ais
tons, to be commanded by Capt II Munson of Eas
Machias She is l2a ieet long is feet deep, and 80
feet breadth.
Brig Camilla 246 tons built at Bangor in 1868, ami
newly metalled in 1863, (now living the British nag
has Deen sold at New York Tor $6250.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Ada Carter, tot Portland) Kenney, Phila-
delpha 5th ult Tor Havana, before reported dsmast-
ed and towed into Savannah, had a cargo OF coat in
the n0l0, nay anu iumDer between uecks, anu IUu
bbls potatoes on deck. She experienced good wealth
or until the 18th when it came on equally and blow
ing, with heavy sea running from the Sc, which
continued up to the 22d, and from that date to the
18th 1t was moderate. Passed Abaeoa Light 24th at
PM, with wind blowing fresh from NE, heavy sea
and weather thick. About midnight it com menced
owing gale, and several OF the upper sails were
carried away. About noon on the 10th made shoa
water. the gale increasing in fury, and lost all sails
set. The vessel was strained and leaking badly, and
finding it i'm possible to keep her tree. tie fore ana
mainmasts were cut away, and the mizzen mast was
taken with them and everything attached; also car
ried away rails. bulwarks, and lost deck load. AT
Midnight the gale was more moderate, when the
wreck cleared away and all hands set to work
the pumps there being then four feet water in the
hold; at A M 26th the pumps sucked, but had to
keep them constantly gong; On the Z!th succeeded
to the 18th was breezng and squaly the ship rolling
heavily and it was impossible to do anything with
her, On the 18th the steamer Liberty took the wreck
IN tow and brought her to anchorage in Tybee, a
distance OF 90 miles. s.-
Sch Oliver Jameson. Evans, from Richmond Va,
for Galveston, put into Charleston 31st ult, tor
pairs having been as far South as the Bahamas lost
and split Sails &c.
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DR.. Charles Hutchinson,
Portland Observatory.

FOR the past nine years in practice at Gray, has
opened an office at 6J Park Street
calls out OF town promptly attended. aug3lsn I'm
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Wanted I

a MAN to take a loca1ive business; office already
established in this Guy. Monopoly Tor the y ate
Oh MAINE. Must furnish best Of references; small
capital required. Parties meaning b;4mess please
investigate. Address j. ii, HI , Portland. SCI ssIw
5000 For LIST class fianos-sent on uial- no
WHOOag'ts. Addr IS U. =. Piano Co., CAS- Broad.
Way, N. Y. sep,5tfV
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Calcutta July %, ship Alice Vennard, Hum
phrey for the Continent; baroue Clara, Nichols, tor
Singapore and Batavia.
Ar at Liverpool LIST inst, ships Marshall, Mar
shall. and Harvest Queen, Jansen, New Yors.
At Santa Anna Bar 18th ult. barque Harvest Home.
Dckey, for Cork Falmouth, tor ORDERS Ellen Ste
yens Osgood. Tor Boston 10 days.
Cid at st John. NIB, 3ist ult, sch Monainock, Ham
mond. Philadelphia; I'd inst, ID Sawyer Drisko, for
New York.
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FOR - ALE

THE new two story French roof house, Just I'm
l. ished, on Cushman ST.. house pped for Sebago,
and all the mOdern improvements. EBquIGe on The
premises or No 25 Emery ct. j. a. TENNEY
sep5dtt
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Redemption Of5-2O Bonds of 1862

TREASURY DEBATING Mt
September 1, 1911.
" virtue OF the authority given by on Act OF Com
- gress approved JSly IA, 1870, entitled IAN ect
to authorize the rounding Of The national dtbt"I
hereby give notice that the prime pal ana a crued m
teTesi OF The bonds heIe-n- below de.gnated known
as Five twenty bonds, will be paid at the Treasury
OF the United States, in tie cry OF Washingt n on
or aer the nfst Gay o. Dec mOer next, hat the
interest OF said bonds will case that day. That
is to say. Coupon Bonds know the st slTies Act
OF February 20, 1862, dated May 1, 1862, numbered
a q follows:
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MI. Q. Nj. a.

A STATED Meeting of the Maine Charitable
"A Mechanic Association will be held at the Library
Room on Thursday Evening, sept. 7th at l-3
O'Clock.
sep5d3t GEO. A. HARMON Sec'y.
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storage. AdVO3aces.
ON MARRJAGE

Essays for Young Men, ON great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES, which interfere with MARRIAGE
with sure means of relief for the Errng and Unfor-
tunate, Diseased and Debiltated. Address HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2, s. Ninth St., Phiadel-
phia, Pa. jy 26-sN3m
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The amount outstanding (embraeed In the numbers
as abJve) is one hundred million tell uOOJ dol
lars
Coupon Bonds o the Ae OF February "a, 1852 were
issued IN four dislin series. OF the first se-
res TEN braeil those described agovel do not bear
the series designation upon Them ho those of tho
stcohu thrd and iourt series distinctly marked
on the face OF tee bonds.
United state securities forwarded for REDEEM ption
snoulu DE addressed to the "LoAN DIVISION ~ Sec
retary's Office.
j. +, HARTLEY,
"a Acting Secretary,
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ID L e ID


Miniature Almanac. september o
Sun rises. ............5.29 Moon rises.... $50 Pm
Sun Sets ........... .6.28 High watef..... $50 Pm
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Brig Camilla, 246 tons built at Bangor in 1863 an,
newly metalled in 1863, (now flying the British nag
has Deen sold at New York Tor $3.50.
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LAUNcHED-At East Machias S0th ult, from thu
yard of j al Wiswsll & Co. a double deck brig OF al;
tons, to be commanded by Capt H Munson of Eas
Machas. She is 12a ieet long, is feet Deep and 81
feet breadth.
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The Republican Of Baldwin have select
ed John Wiggn, Esq, as thecandidate for rep
resentation for the towns of Baldwin and
Standish. A good square vote will HANDSOMELY
elect him. Let it be given.
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THE STATE sUPERINTENDENT.

We learn that the Hon. w. H. Ruffner.
State Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, will soon leave to visit the schools
and leading educators, in order to acquant
himself with the practical working of the
educational systems of other States. Mr..
Ruffner is capable, energetic and faithful
officer. He is applying himself to the duties
of his important office with a zeal and de-
votion. worthy of all praise. We commend
him to the kindly offices of our friends
everywhere, and bespeak for him at home
earnest sympathy and support in his
labcrs to educate the children of the State.
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Washington News and Goss,p.

Washington, April l3.--As it is nov
oeiieved Congress will adjourn 10 the cnurs
OF lew days, the President has determise,
TO take his trip to the Pacific coast. ant
Will leave here on the 25th or 26th inst
with his family. He will be absent six
weeks. '-A
The steamship Tennessee, which carried
the commissioners to San Domingo, has
been ordered out of commission at New
YORK. Her engines are poor, and she is
oil but little use in any squadron.
Ihe Senate will vote on the Ku. Klux
bill tonight, probably at late hour.
Senator Robertson gave notice this morn
ing that after disposing of it, he would
ask the Senate to pass ths House general
amnesty bill. A majority Of the Senate
VIII vote to take il up, but it is doubtful if
the requisite two-thirds will vote to PASS
the BILL fN0
Senator Wilson was this morning ar.
.u:eu rom serving on the joint committee
10 investigate into Southern outrages.
The Southern claims commission held
their second public session to-day. Sew
eral cases were set for future hearing
ana the commission then took uD the
claim OF sixth auditor Martin, of the post
once department, for mules, wagons and
various articles taken from his plantation
In Alabama, during Grierson's raid through
mississippi and Alabama. The question
OF their jurisdiction over claim for rent of
occupied buildings in the Southern States
was presented by an attorney, present.
but the commissioners declined to answer
Gntll the case involving the point came up
for consideration.
A memorial from meeting of coored
persons in Frankfort, Kentucky, has been
received by senators and members. COM
planning that they are denied their rights |
oy the Kentucky State laws, AID asking
that Congress may legislate remedy.
An extra session of the Senate ia Nav |
Tor executive business is now generally |
Inc subscriptions to the new lean yes.
Ierday were $217 900. There are. as vet
no European subscriptions.
The captain of the Austrian frirate
NoVara, now at Annapolis, paid a COM
Dllmentary visit to the Secretary of ii
Navy yesterday.
Secretary Boutwell, has written a letter
warmly commencing the appropriation of
wo hundred thousand dollars to save life
nd property from vessels which NAV be
wrecked on the New Jersey coast and
opes the House will concur with the Sem
te in voting it.
Mr. Jay, minister of the United States
Vienna, Austria, has received by cable
dispatch from President Grant express {
lg deep regret at the painful loss in Aus
ia by the death of Admiral Tepethoff
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ELE BRATlON.


Il NNUAL PARADE OF THE INDEPENDENT
"A ORDER OF GOOD SAMARITANS OF RICH
MOND will take place in this city on MONDAY
the 18th inst, commencing at IL O'Clock from Saint
'hns Lodge, No SO, corner of Twentieth and
Frankin streets, where the Lodges from Msnch
Petersburg and also members from all parts of the
State, including the District OF Columbia s expected
to meet aud form
THE LINE OF MARCH
From Saint Johns Lodge up Franklin to 18th street
down 18th to Main, up Main to Foushae up Foushee
to Grace, down Grace to 4th, up 4th to Broad. up
Broad to Buchanan SPRING where the Lodges will be
addressed by the following
GRAND OFFICERS:
VIM ii Isharn W GIN,
VIM Burwell. w OF the State of W.
Rev john Givens, w G D of Petersburg
Rev Williams, W @ D of Norfolk
DR. W Sneef, of Richmond,
Rev James Holmes, W M.
After speaking the procession will return back to
Saint Johns Lodge and adjourn.
Professors Lindsey's and Dabney's Rrass Rand.
have been employed for the occasion The line of
march march viii be conducted by VIM Isham Sr. Grand
Marshal of the Day.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER
"hiSEaToS WGC of the Day.
. ap 1856
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From HARPER Brothers, through West
q Johnston, we have received, Sketches of
the Creation, by Alexander Winchell, LII
D., Professor of Geology in the UDiver-
sity of Michigan.
This book, of our gifted friend and CO.
laborer in Western geology, is one of the
few first-class works of its kind. 1t aims
to popularize the "History of Matter and
Life" and 10 peculiar style brings within
the reach of every mature reader, some of
the sublimest truths of science. His treat
ment of the subject is easy and natural,
leading the mind by successive steps from
the simplest facts to the more complex.
and on to the grand laws which deyelop
and sustain all things.
The illustrations are copious, we'll
chosen, and executed in that admirable
style for which the Harpers are justly dis
tinguished. They are mainly drawn from
American scenery, and aid the reader
much in comprehending the text. Profess
sor Wiochells book should be in the
library of every well-read man who would
be familiar with the progress of science.
1t will delight aud instruct the general |
reader, while its grand generalizatons are
up to the highest level of scientific minds
1t is especially complete in its descriptions
Of Western geology, aud all travellers in
he newer regions of the continent will
ind it an invaluable companion, furnishing
both delight and instruction. We shall
lave occasion to notice some of its stirring
acts and conclusions again.
For sale by West & Johnston.
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Affairs in Norfolk and Portsmoutn.

Norfolk, April 13.-The captain of ,
sioop reports seeing large whale near tn,
Rip'haps yesterday morning. It is some.
what unusual for these critters to enter the
Bay. '"N
A fire last night destroyed the broom
factory OF 7. L. Doraip, on Commerce
street. Partly insured.
Mr.. John Lesner, county jailor of Ports
mouth, was very badly shot in the shoul-
Ger, yesterday afternoon, by the accidental
discharge of u pistol which he was carry-
ing In his coat pocket. The ball entered
just below the shoulder joint.
Strawberries have made their appear
ance in our markets.
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Chancery Court-Judge F,tzbuah
The following business was transacted ,o.d.n,
Mccarthy VS.. Mccarthy aud o,bers'Jan.y
ui,ecung conveyance of property.
Vuaries administrator VS. Quarles 4 Ker,ev
vs.. Quares-decree appoi ting comm;s.ia1 I. |.
ana directing deeds of conveyance to n,,rohs
full. P"'snaSo money In
Grant VS. Grant and others-decreo cone-
ing report OF commissioner for partition.
Gaynor VS.. Picot and Pcot vs.. Gsynor-do
cree confirming report of Commissioner and die
posing of fund.- anu U.S.
Martin We. Elicit & Co.-decree confrn;,
report OF commissioner and distribu tinr srnfs
. Interesting 10 Tobacco Mann uf,c,,,rs~.
me collector of internal revenue for tbis d;s.
trlct received the following official letter N;
morning, which we publish for the iuforma,;on
Oh 'he tobacco manufacturers of this city
WAsuISeroS, Apfil 10. 1871
siu-I nave TO inform you that an export bonsaa
Msa,renou,e Wasserman Co proprietorsj has bes
uy a, approved at Poitand in the internaI revanua
oopc,ion district Of Oregon, and a storekeanar
. sheu ,nereto Shipments of manufactured tobocc,
.n ponu may now be allowed to be nada consiansS
10 the collector of said district. s"eu
Very respectfully,
JOSIAH GBEES,
To p,,L p Deputy Comm issioper
Virginia. "'cnmond,
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Affairs In PetershnrR-

Petersburg, April 13.-The Virginia In.
surauce company loses $500 by the de-
structlon of the house of Reuben Ruffin.,
yesterday, by fire.
Lewis ?. Crowder. a young married
man, has mysteriously disappeared. and
his friends are unable to unravel the mvs-
terry after diligent search for the past thee
days. A reward is offered for any infor-
nation of his whereabouts.
There was sale of iifty-three hogsheads
oil tobacco here yesterday, at satisfactory
prices.
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a CORRESPONDENT of the Cincinnati
commercial, an independent paper, who
has been travelling over South Carolina.
sums up the situation there as follows !:
"lhe people are poor, the Legislature cor
rupt and extrayagant, the taxes enormous,
and the State credit declining. Poll ical
animoslly Is at its bitterest. An armed
secret organization exists, which proposes
pnrhcation by systematic whipping and
Killing indiscrimiuately administered TO all
white or black, who act or sympathizs
with Republican policy"
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The Committee on Elections of Congress
has adopted rule not to allow compensa-
tion to any contestant for seat who fails
to prove his case, beyond the actual neces-
sary expense, and not even that in cases
where it is apparent that the contest has
not been made in good faith and with rea-
sonable ground for believing the claim
Just. In the absence of some such regula-
ton as this great abuse had grown up in
Congress, which was fast becoming an
alarming evil. Now that it has been
made, we can congratulate that body on its
reformatory tendencies.
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1
| DO Nor IRRITATE THE ANIMALS.
Eugene Hale, Of Maine, is wide-awake
man, with keen sense Of the ridiculous
When he prepared aud offered his amnesty
bill, passed by the House yesterday, we
wonder he did not blush to think how like
he was, in doing it, to one of his own
Maine lumbermen.
1t is an old story, which relates that a
lumberman, wandering in the woods. was
chased by bear. He got behind tree.
Bruin reached his paws around to grasn
him, whereupon the lumberman took hold
OF his paws and held the bear to the tree.
But, having once got hold, tie poor fellow
was afraid to let go--and that is precisely
where he was like Mr.. Hale.
Mr.. Hale has got this dreadful southern
bear by the paws, and be seems to be
afraid to let go. Meantime the creature is
roaring, and growing, and making us all
uncomfortable; and Mr. Hale is trying to
ease him off gradually-az though that
was going to do any good. Why not let
go at once, and run away, if he is afraid.
The animal is noisy but harmless. II will
growl but General Grant drew its teeth.
Its power for mischief will be gone the
moment it is at liberty Y Rpenino
Post
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A S 4 III B LY HALL.

The REGULAR ASSEMBLIES for Skating at tho
above lsll will take place every MONDAY WE'D
EEsDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, at O'Clock,
every TUESDAY, THORSDAY, and SATURDAY
NIGHTS, at o'clock, and every SATURDAY morn
Ing at 10
Every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHT. at 8
O'Clock, the Rink will be open EXCLUSIVELY for
gentlemen and youths.
r. Ihe fhlOE OF ADMISSION. with the use of
Skates is so CENTS for single ticket or $3 Der dozen
Children, under Ia years Of age, rs cents
At the Afternoon Assemblies Ladies' and Bows will
only be charged rs cents NH Tt