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The Portland daily press., 1871-03-10


The rotary rag mill of Dupout's paper mill
at Louisville, KY, exploded Wednesday n;gbt.
One Of the heads was blown in one direction
and the boiler was blown in another 225 feet
through four brick walls. Loss $4,000; no in.
surance. .Ee.affs'aa
A violent storm OF wind, rain and hail passed
over Memphis, Tenn, "Wednesday afternoon
doing considerable damage. A large holder Of
gas at the Memphis gas works, containing
about $4,000 feet of gas, valued at $4,000, was
torn up by the wind and destroyed. During
the height OF the storm hail stones fell as large
as marbles. 49,
Fire was discovered issuing from a tenement
in the second ward of Long Island city. N. Y,
Wednesday, and The fremen having subdued
the flames, discovered the body of a woman
named Ann KiligaD, which had been burned
to cinder. How the fire originated is not
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-10

By ridiculous mioappnca'ion of language. inva-
lies are sometimes said to 'ebjoy very poor heab %
but II is not on record that any humao being was
ever spoken OF as chiiIs and lever. And yet
there are Thousands, at this mouent, in one or the
other OF the two stages of the disorder, who might
rst as well have avoide it not. Iftbere is any
thing demonstrate In therapeutics, ic Is that Hos
letters Stomach Btters is antidote to intermit-
tent fevers. No instance be cited in which 1t has
been taken. either as safeguard against this c'ass
OF diseases or as remedy for them, and failed to
produce the desired effect. The when mala-
rous levers rife, has comm ced, and no inhab-
liant of any district subject to their visiiaions
should be without this great preventive and remedy.
Indeed, it is most potent protection against all the
ailments WI ich prevail in he spring months. From
marsh and pool and from all moist soils are now ris-
ing the mephitc elements which give birth Iever,
Indigestion, biliousness. COLES, whole host ct
epidemic and other IN .adies. Aid the sy EN- to re-
sist them. Enereize ald regulate ali the animal
functions With ibis rein orcing ag-nt This precau-
Ton Is a ne c-ssary n cities in setI for
malariOus levers are now almost as c, mmun IN he
great centres OF population the boz de,s o. the
southern bayOus and marshes and the r oh agrcul.
tura' regions OF The west. Ibe pre- en've aud REM
edy Is accessible to all. Who viii tie unwse enough
to b. ave rec slessly the danger it would avert?
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-10


WHERE WILL HE Go?-Now that peace
has been practically obtained between Prus-
STA and France Louis Napoleon will soon be
turned away from his splendid quarters at
Wilhelmshohe, to seek his fortune; and some
speculation is INDUCED in as to his future
pace OF abode and pursuits. There is VIDE
difference III the circumstances which follow
bin and his uncle at the close of their re-
spectiee dynasties. The latter passed the few
remaining years OF bis life as closely-watched
prisoner upon a small island in mid-ocean.
with days made bitter by disappointed ambi
ton and crushed hopes, attended only bv .
few brave adherents, whose names will live
ia history for their undying fidelity. Tie
nephew, as great criminal as he is against
the rights of nations, has for the past six
months been treated more like the honored
frien aid guest of a powerful prince than
prisoner of war and the willul assassin that
plunged two great nations into causeless
war; and is soor to be released to take him
sen Oh without let or hindrance, to choose
ms own asylum, and play the martyr or
pursue tne quiet of literary labors and give
inc wor'd supplementary edition of,be Lite
o'o@sar; Ills Mistakes ard Crimes ua will
scarcely dare to set his foot in Franco oo,;n
ALere Is report that he will ioin his ,,;e.
and son at Chisclhurst and ,;,o
the sympathies of his English adno;.
ers; that he will purchase an estate -
bohema; that he has large investments ~
America and will again dwell in the Initial
States; that he will take up his residence ~
Arenemberg, the country-seat in Switzerland
belonging to his mother, and were he and hi
brother were brought up after thew were ,r;u
en- out OF Badea by the Bourbons. This o.-
tate is located in the northeast corner of
switzerland and stands upon an eminenc.
oVefiooking the Lake of Constance. It. was
ION Ion 'ilis place that be made the attemnt in
800 900 at strasbrrg, to overthrow the Orleans
o osr, which very nearly succeeded swi,s
Of osr Fraa. uuder threats from the goyernmen,s
o. france and Austria, was unan so te
nun 'here,and in 1888 he went to livo J.; project
aon. The rest of his record :. IA Lon
the expedition to Boulogne in 1a. pref
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Bachelors HAIR nve

This splendis dan Dye Is the best in the vor,s .
tie only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable,
stantaneous; no disappointment, no ridiculou,
remedies the III effects sfbad dyes; lnvgorates and
g'es eoe nair soft aud eautitul black or brown
0'lo py all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory i6 Bond st,N,Y
june s-ls70sNdlyr&w
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Rushton,s Cherry Pectoral Troches

will be found superior all others tor Coughs Colds
Asthma, Group and Bronchial ificulties generally
exceedingly palatable. having none of that nauseat.
ing, unpleasant, cubeb taste very soothing and act
like charm Also Rushton's Il. w Cod Liver Oil,
tor Consumption. Scrofula, &c. The oldest. purest
and best in the market. Use no other. Sold NV
Druggists generally. oc2Ssn-dxwem
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PATENTs.-Patents have been issued this
to's week to E. Shaw, Portland, for wood pave
ment; T. l.. Decker, Southport, for mackerel
me holder; Z. F. Weymouth, Dresden, for
nay knife; Daniel Crosby, Hampden, for steam
regulator for paper driers,
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"Buy Me, and iii do you Good.n-DR.
LANG, Is ROOT AND HkkB BIIrrkS No
drugu. no poisnis, nothing dele terious lofnnp bnt
Roou healthy loots and he BIS. such as SAs pari Ia
WIiu Cherry, yellow Dock, Pr xiv A b, Ihorvnga a.
wort. Mandrake, Rhubarb, Dandeon &c 40 COIN
POUNDED As to reach the loun ain III ease ami 40
soiutely cure al Humors, Liver and Bilious Disea-
ses, Jaundice, Dy-p Dsa Co tiven-s- scro, ula ard
pure blood Twec,y years OF unriv Aled success nas
proved them t. be the bet IN d,clne in tue worli
10 Z. GOODWIN & CO.. Boston, and I'll drug
sists te027sneo low
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A M. deal Essay on the cause and GU OF Prema
ture Decline, Ner Gus and Ply steal Debihlv Spel
torrbBa, Sedentary Lite Excess. Ov.riaxed Coast
tnti n, Abuses OF thu system, &c 81. Ii gives cea
remedies therefor-ibe results CT 20 ears successor
pracuce, by K. DE +. CUnnIs. W. d. T.. Il. q. s., &
'Cpr,is on Maun0on." sbOul be read by the young
for It's instruction, and by the am II. d as
rriier. 1t will Injure no one.-Medicat Times y Ga
zefte OIL. fl-r ..l--f e.. -t.
1ere Is no member OF society by whom this Oh
cepror or clergyman,-Loadon Times.
Pice $r,9by mall. Add ess DR.. Curtis, No. 9
fremont Place, Boston, Mass. mrssueodly
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For Moth Patches, Freckles, and

Fan, use Perry's Moth and Frcckle Lotion.
1t Is the only ieiiable and h aruless Remeoy known
Tor removing Brown discooraton Sold by drug
gists everywhere. Depot 40 bond St.
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YEN PER CENT. II.
FIRST MORTGAGE
QEtBONDS -
.1a7
Portland 4 Rochester
Railroad Co.


Free of Government Tax!
Interest Payable April and October .
Principal Payable in iss7. IVA
This Loan OF only $50, 900 having IT years to run
is now being rapidly sold by the undersigned at 95
and accrued interest, and is recommended as safe
and reliable investment, beng amply secured to the
Trustees, 4s ~ 2 Az ls.
81 si's Messrs. H. j. LIBBY, 9ft -ia
.S'"afEs9 FRED. FOX,
j. A. WATERMAN,
by first mortgage on the whole Road, Equipments.
Rolling Stock, Station Houses etc. etc. all built aud
finished in the most thorough and substantial man
ner. - a-'-- -tA oJ
The road has tor a lorg time been finished and
doing an extensively paying business to Alfred, so
miles from Portland. Trains now run regularly to
Springvale. five miles beyond Alfred with cores
pon'iit increase in traffic. Beyond Sprinevals the
road-bed has been graded and waits the rails in the
early spring of 1871. Distance in all 52i miles.
This road forms an important part in the pro-
posed through lire via Worcester, Mass. thence via
any OF the present Rail steamboat routes to New
YolkClty avoiding transfer in ston and materially
reducing the distance, (say 40 mies.) The COM
pleton Of the short connecting link from Rochester
Nassau is guaranteed beyond doubt at an early
date. l-i ,li -f.i Fal
At the price named the Bonds nett the investor at
least one and halt per cent interest than Gov
eminent Bonds at present prices and the present
rate OF Gold Wi further decline in Gold, Govern
pen's must decline with their rates of interest.
No more favorable opportunity will be offered to
PURCHASE thee Bonds han now and the unnrece.
dented sale OF about 5000 900 within The past mouth
largely to our safest and wealthiest citizens guaran-
tees an almost immediate closing up OF the loan IN
the market. ea 3D. rr-i 1889 81.
Denominations 5000, $500 and $1,000. Price s5
and accrued interest. i .1.afst
tatons, and all ma, ketabie securities at current
rates, fakcn in exchange Tor the above.r
Circulars statistics and full information furnished
and correspondence solicited. 'et-5s
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Town Elec,iou..

Observation-Disclosures, John Milliken; Town
Clerk, s. S. Milliken; SelectmeD, A K P. Me-
serve, Ferez Waterman and Samuel Dunn
Town Agent. A. X. P. Mesesve; School Com
mittee, s. S. Milliken; Collector John c.
Mayo. ssaf. a-reaxts.
WELLs-M"derater, Edwin Clark; Clerk
Benz Hubbard; Selectmen, Ed win Clark,
Jedediah Perkins and Charles f. Clark; Towo
Agent, A. X. Trlpp; School Comm ttee J. II.
Mildram; Auditor, JIG. Hatch All Demo-
Gratis
observation-disclosures VIM. Philbrick
Clerk, G. X. Turner; Selectmen, etc., T. H.
Folsom, Daniel Snow, Horace Eaton; S. S.
Committee, A. K. Smiley. The town is out OF
debt and there are $4,000 in the Treasury. vot-
ed $4,000 for public schools. Voted $500 for
roads; $4,000 for town expenses, including pau.
per bills. Voted to close the town agency, and
to instruct the selectmen to rigldly enforce the
liquor law.
Gle. Charles Fl. Alleo, Reps Se-ctmeu B
Q. Goodwin, James Low, Dem Treasurer,
Henry Tbomp son; Agent. Lorepzo Lombard
s. S. Committee, c. H Allen, Reps.
PARIs-Agent, W. Z. Kimbal. Rep Clerk,
). a Garter Carte Dem; seset@rn, Il; E. Ham.
in"no. 0rp w a. rrOtnlugnam, Dem. Seth
Benson, Rep; Treasurer, A. Shurtleff, Rep;
s. 5. Committee, Il. E Swasey.
Observation-Disclosures T. G. Woodm man
Selec,meo, Alonzo Colby, Howard Swasey
Joseph Tiliock; Treasurer, FAthop White; s
s. Committee, V. P. Wardwell, j. J.Page
Agent. T. G. Woodman; Auditor, s. T.
HIncks. '
FARMINGToN-Moderat F. G.. Butler
Town CLERK, !. w. Merrill; Selectmeu, AS
SCISSORS and Overseers of Poor, r Henderson,
Geo. D Davi. and VIM D McIntosh; Teas
urer: Ama.a Corbett; Collector, Th mas Hun
ter; Town Supervisor OF Schools, Jonas Burn.
ham,
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FOr sale

HOUSE on Oxford Street tor $4,000. A two and
IL half story house, &c Ioon s. gas. Sebago water.
and AL modern euhveoences. Loi 3Sx73 Ter OF
piyInen easy. This prup rty is stu ,teu within five
minutes walk OF the ii v Hall.
Apply to GEOnGE K DAVIS& Co,
mrI0tf Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-10

AMERICAN REGISTERS FOR FOREIGN
SHIPs.-Ihe latest device of gentlemen who
desire to put foreign shipping under the pro
lection OF the American flag is to take on,
registers in San Domingo, hoping that in case
OF annexation bis registration may be rati.
fed and adopted by the United States. The
owners of several large steamship lines be
tween this country and Europe have taken
registers from Baez. We trust that the visi-
lance of our Representatives in Congress will
be such as to prevent the accomplishment by
indirection of what that body has refused tt
| pntioD
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-10
PimpleS On the Face.

For Comedones, Black Worms or Gruhs. Pimply
Eruptions, and Botched disfgura' ions on the lace
Use Perry's COmedone and Pimple Remedy
1t is 'nsaushle to The aff eel. Prepared only by
DIR. G. b. Perry, DermotoIOgist, 40 Bond
St., N. Y. Sold by Drugg SITS everywhere.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-10

DOMESTIC PORTS
PORT MADlSON-Ar 26th, bargue osmyn, BOYD,
.dALvEsToN-sld 2Sth ut, barque Endeaver,
Mountfjrt, Boston.
Ar LIST, sehs Jos " Fish, Gardiner. i'm New York;
W Lowell, Leavt, boston.
NEW ORLEANS-Cld 81 barque Martha Nc
Neil Watt, Bremen; brig ,bn W Hunt. Hunt, for
Antwerp; sch Marshall, Seavey, Charleston.
Cid ith. ship CaledOoId Carter. liverpool.
SW Pass 30, ship Nimbus Kelley, LIVERPOOL.
BRUINS wICK--Ar 18th ult. sch Nellie, French,
Sid 18th. sch Quoddy. Fanring New York.
sAvANNAhEsld 9TH. tarque Alfred, Burt, for
Cronstadt, eel Seeun. Davis Ortlard
sid b. sch cksburg Matthews Boston
CllAkLESioN-Ar .th, sch Cynosure, Pinkham,
I'D TN, ship Puritan, Henry tor Liverpool; brig
Nellie clifford Lit,lefed, New YorF.
81 bh, sch ID q rvere l. New Orleans
n ~ Ss ne'ena sound b. oarqae Midas, higgins,
NORfOLK-Ar 9Th, sch. Rinrleader, Snare. and
sell,e nuIses', Mckeen, New York; W Emer-
FORTRESS MoNROE-Pa.sed in 7,h. barque A
Nicnol., Coffin, from new YORK fJr Baltimore.
BA TinOhE-Cid 9Th, sch ID Il " ebb Gross.
Nassau, Mp.
Ar Ito. ship H Soule. sinnett. Guanape via Cal
ao. s. Old Cnad, McUnntock, New iors.
Snow. Havana.
Blow 8 baroue Savannah, from West Indies;
brig W after Howes, from Sagua
NEW YORK. 7ih, sch Anna Thbetts, Allen,
Kingston, la, ~ DAYS, tCapt Nasn landed al Bruins
wick, Ca wth The body OF his lie who died 2Sd ult
Also ar 7th, sebs Mary A Harmon Parker, zlza;
Ma ION Draper. Mead,, Providence. E n u, esser
Chase, New Bediord Charlie C.b5, Kenneoy, from
aayagueZ.
ar h. ship Energy. Caulkins. Newport, f, A ds;
argue liz, Whi'e. uahonn-y y. CIenuegos " day 5 ;
sch harle C0bD Kennedy, Ma, agutz 9nays.
Ar yh. brig Torrent, Ti6betls, I'm MatanZas brig
Vesta, Rogers do.
Cld til. ships sunrise. Luce Ter Galveston; john
Tucker, ravlor, New Orleans pafal+ G Ia L len.
irreenleai. ohbaS, org virginia, Johnson tor st
| Pierre; sch vi guIa, Small, Savannah.
Il ftol yvpu Isrva
New York.
| FALL uIVER--Ar Sth, sch Sarah Maria, Ham,
| Rockland.
Sid sth, sch Hattie, ueIotyre, Georgetown sc.
l HOLMES HOLE-Ar eth, brig LharleDa, Leland,
| Sagua 3 DAYS tor Portland.
| BOoTON-ar Iih s-hs Swallow carlow, Calais /;
Coffin, strout, Machias, William, Brigham, I'm
Bath.
l AR 9th. bries Barry. Brown, Philadelphia; Iso'a,
snowman New vOr.; sch OtbeH', Matthews, Sa-
vsnnah; Richmond Guptil. New yor-.
Ar vt ;, oaIu0v Merriman. Nichols, I'm Sagua;
ORG Jessie hhyuas, Tu k-r CIenlue LOS.
CHI 9Th. ship Sherman, Deshun Orleans.
| SAhEM-Ar eth, seIs u straiton, Mctaddeu. II om
Rock port tor N'riols; ANNE Harris Harrs Rock
Iand tor do Cha lie 81 Willie, Thomas do Iof New
] YorS Cherub. Fletcher POI LIand Tor 90.
L Sid 7lh, sen Nellie Treat.
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FOR Sale.

A new two-story French-root HOUSE on Spring
street. above Brackett, containing bath room and
other modern convenience. Enquire on the pr en-
Uses. or at No. 25 Emery street.
mar8sNu j. "A. TENNEY,
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-10

years in the prison Of lam. two tears
more of apparent idleness, but active political
intrigue in London, and then the revolution
of 1s4s. We all know the rest. If in 1888
he was, in Switzerland, too near France for
the safety of Louis Philippe, surely he would
now be too near France-for his o,on SAFETY.
we cannot believe that he will go to Aren-
emberg. Where will he 90?
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-10

The SENATORIAL CAUCUs.-1he Republican
Senators were In caucus on Thursday until the
hour of the meeting of the Senate, engaged
upon the report of che committee. After the
adjournment of the Senate at o'clock, the
members re-assembled. The motion pending
was to recommit the report of the committee,
oustipg Mr.. Sumner and nominating Mr.. Nor
otn. Messrs. Scburz and Sumner spoke in
favor of the motion and Mr.. Howe against
the ecommittal. Mr.. Morton declined the
craftsmanship Of the Foreign Relations Com
mittee, and Mr.. Cameron was reported by the
committee to the caucus, who also reported
Mr.. Sumner fof chairman Of the new Commit
tee 90 Elections, which he promptly declined.
Mr.. Sumner spoke warmly in defence of his
course, and then Withdrew from the caucus.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-10

MARI N Il NJ EwS.
FORT OE PORTLAND.
Thas-.iay, March %,

Eh"'-"ny, March ..
ARRIVED,
Sch Pinta, Clark, New York for Uarpsyell with
cora Geo W True a. Co.
Sch Bucc,. (Brj Chalmers, Providence to load FOR
ST .iohn. NIB.
Sch ann,e currier, tBrl Peck, Boston, to load ler
st j, In, NIB
Sch Ada, lBrI Begea, Boston, to load for st Johr
Sch Susie Prescott, tbrl Glass, Ma ,agu idayic br
30 Ton.
Sch owen P. Kinds, Cendennin, Calais for Phlla-
depbia.
Sch da Ella. Smith, Pembroke for New York.
Sch Vulcao Wilder, Pemb e TOR Boston.
Sch Sawyer, Hall. Macnias Tor N W York.
Sch PeiIo, Rogers, Machias tor New York.
CLEAR RED.
steamer Franconia. Bragg. New York-Hen-
ry Fox.
Sch Casco Lodge, Pierce, Matanzas- Cbas II Chase
& GO.
seh Sihyl. Tracey Bos ORG Gwvnn.
Sch Bramhall. Hamilton. Boston-Charles Saw
yer.
Sch Milo, tbrl Barton, st John, NB-John Por-
teous.
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A SMALL Sc work boat, ablut iouTtee" feet long,
ant nta'ly rev. The owe can have the
same by proving properly and pa'ti chIr.es. on
appivIHe to Alfred STERLING. at FOit sedmmon.
rcrtlanu. March SIN. 1871. m'l0 ST
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1000 Use the "vegessble Put 4Q7n
lOEV I'M -u"ry Ba'smm.o The old lOi "
g andard remedy TOR Coughs. Colds, Consumption.
"n0thing better" CUTLER BRos.& Co.,
Nov SD 6m
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MOTT & IL

tE,HE undeisigr ed have removed their Empov-
i ment office ron II Free sres', to 3514 ,on!rsss
street, where they wi be pleased TO receive thelr
forme patrons and Others ting hep.
Off e h urs from s NJ to p. M
MI lot COUGH & HOWARD, 35I5 Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-10
European News.

A transport fleet is going to the Elbe to con-
vey 10000 released prisoners home.
Government sold two millions of gold in
New York yesterday at 111.M to Ill 80.
The Mexican mixed commission has been in
session eighteen months and has acted upon
thirteen cases. Four of these were decided
upon their merits and nine were thrown out as
having accrued BE- fore the former commission
was dissolved The commission continues only
year longer, and nineteen hundred and sew
enty-four cases are now before.t.
The London Post afirms that the secret
treaty between Russia and Prussia was CON
cluded about the time of the out break of the
war, and says that the following are among its
prov sions: Russia was to intervene between
the belligerenis in case the French were sue
cessfll and should menace Poland. In tie
event that the Austrian army should demon
strate upon the Prussian frontier Russia was
to make demonstration upon the Austrian
frontier, and in case aLy European power
should combine with France Russia as to ioin
Prussia. ~.
The Belgium government has appointed
three persons to consult with the municipality
of Sedan in regard to the distinction of the
neighboring battleftl Ids and for extracting car
cases OF horses from the river Mouse to pre-
vent an epidemic when the river becomes low.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-10

FGfhOMal.
The Duke of Montpensier has been sent to
nM'no.ca oy Inc Spanish governme ut be cause
ne refused to take the military oaths to support
King Amedeos.
1t is reported that Speaker Blaine will snend
the ensuing summer in Europe.
Charles franklin Dunbar, for some time an
editor OF the Boston ADVERTISER has been an
ward. Nv -A"'
President Grant aud Gems. Sherman .na
belknap have prom ed to attend the re union
o. the Society Of the Army of Tennessee in
Cincinnati next mouth.
John Thomas, negro murderer ia to he
hanged at Sing Sing to-day.
Bismarck arrived at Berlin Thursday.
Bishop Potter of New York, has ureed all
the clergy and laity in bis diocese to baye Of.
terings in all the churches in the diocese NEXT
Sunday for the benefit of the French relief
fund. ...-,sr -,
The Rev. James o. Andrew, D. D.. senior
Bishon OF the Methodist Church South, died AZ
Mobile on the "a inst. He was about rs wears
OF age, and had been a preacher for more than
halt century. He was ordained BISHOP in
1882. His marriage with woman who owned
EpiscoDal church. He was suspended from
bis functions in 1874 until be should cease to be
slav~bolder, aud this act of uisciplipe was
followed hy the secession OF the Southern Con-
terences and the organization OF the body to
his lie. = "
The grand jury at Washington has found
true bill against Bowen, la memb r of Cor.
gress from South Carolina, for bigamy in mar
rylrg s. Pettigrn Kiug in August last, while
Mrs. Francis Hicks Bowen, whom be is alleg-
ed to have married IN 1852, was living.
In New York. Wedpe.d day, Byron Gillette
made run of 422 in Q three bali game of bill
llards, the largest run ever made.
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A LIST OF all the vacant tepemens in the civ.
Win all Necessary information IN regard to them
can DE found at 35l5 Congress 81.
N; y. Rents entered on our Inst Tree o, CHARGE
Il, Mar 1O-dtf
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NJ EMORANDA.
DOMESTIC PORTS

a, sen Charlie Cobb, Kennedy. at New York from
hayaeuez reports, d b inst. 200 miles OF Hatteras
sook heavy >outherly gale, and broke nam BOOM
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Nov 1s, lat S, Ion 1903 IS E, barque McGilyery I'm
Annoy Oct tor New Yorl.
Jan ~. lat 20 3 s lon 2e 30 W. shin Vanguard 70
DAYS from san Francisco for Queenstown
Feb To- lat 80, Ion y, ship Pacific from Cardiff Tor
Cailao W.
No date lat 5, 20. Ion 25, ship Rochester. from
Newport, e, tor New Orleans
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hair and eyes, rather sharp features, angular
but muscular forms, with brilliant, nervous
temperaments, as rule. It cannot fail to
Impress an observer. 1t is the rule with the
Northern Democrats equally with Southern.
l wonder sometimes how much there is in
this question of temperament. 1t has struck
me often among anti slavery people in old
days, that the gloomy-visioned men were
nearly always persons of dark complexion and
bilious character.
THE PERSONNEL OF THE SENATE.
The changes in the Senate are not SC great
as in the House. There are six va,ant seats,
as now constituted. One from Virginia,
where the election has not come off; while
the Alabama and North Caro- ina cases are
referred on account of ineligibilty. The
Georgia vacancy is thrown over on account of
alleged illegality of election, and the Arkan-
sas and Mississippi vacancies are on account
of dsclination by those elected. As the SEN
ate now stands, there are forty lawyers,
two of whom are or have been editors; two
have been printers, and another planter
There are eight merchants, three editors, two
manufacturers, two planters, two ministers,
both of whom have been teachers, two who
were soldiers, one of whom was educated at
| West Point and the other admitted to the bar
but never practiced. There is one contractor
or freighter, (Kansas), one farmer, one real
estate Spectator, one professor or teacher
two bankers, and one (Schurz) who has been
college professor, lawyer and editor, while
there is one professor-Patterson. Othel
pursuits have so far conquered the law as te
have obtained more than one half the mem
bership. When one analyses the occupation.
which are now yelled under the desigr alton
lawyer" it would be seen at once that there
is really greater diversity. SPECTATOR.