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The Closing Of the lie islature.


Among the gent emen of the House who
made complimentary addresses al the close of
the session we're Messrs. Thomas and Loriag
Of this city which are given below: 80
Mr.. Thomas said:
Mr.. Clerk-It is with a feeling of sadness,
care not to restrain, that I rise in my
place in this House Tor the last time We
snail never all meet again On earth; this is
the burden that tests on every heart now
present: and though we go to meet at our
hsesides, bright faces d happy hearts, we
would fain prolong this parting hour. True,
we shall never all meet again on earth in the
hesh, but in the bright realms of memory.
how often, brothers, shall we not meet to
gether in the future? How often, even in
the darkest night, shall we not clearly see. in
retrospect, this familiar hal-the genial face
OF our respected Speaker. in the chair-the
audience gathered here on the floor and in
the galieriss-each member Of this Hou.e in
his old familiar seat, and then to memory
springs up the dehate-the contest-the bat
tie, III which shoulder to shoulder, with
friends trusted and true, we press on to vict y
ny, or fighting just as sincerely for oar con.
viotions, we meet with defeat from foen,en
that we respect, from foemen well worthy
our steel?
am proud, for one, to be a member Of the
Legislature OF 1915. belieVe 1t IS a legislature
with the marked characteristics of large heart
edness, and level headedness-a body of men
always ready to appreciate a joke, and al
ways ready to vote for the right We met.
as it were, ut yesterday; we part tonight.
How much do not these partings make up
the inner life ofevery on~ OF us? Indeed, the
psalm oflie, to whose grand music we al all
m arching on toward the Golden Goal. is it.
self attuned 10 the minor key by these very
Iartings. from the goodbye ola day, to the
farewell-the long farewell of the gtave.
We met but yesterday, we part tonight.
II this were all, it were sad but it is not all.
we have formed friendships here-friend-
shlps, manly and noble; friendships that will
last IN our hearts until those hearts are silent
alo cold. The heart treasures are the true
treasures, and in this respect, at least, it has
been good for us to be here, for in The treas
came.
MT. Lorlng, of Portland, said:
Mr.. Clerk:-In scenes like this, the Iirs
very ieebly utter the motions of The heart.
fhere is delicate tendern IS which words
tal 10 express, and I arise, gentlemen and
iirriends, not to utter what feel, but to man
4est mat have a feeling which I cannot ut
'ei' atio 70 look once more, standing in this
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Members of the Masonic Fraternity are requested
to meet with the Brethren Of Portland Lodge No. 1
at Masonic Hall THIS (Aionlay) AFTERNOON.
March 81, at quarter past o'clock for the purpose
Of attending tho funeral Of our late Brother Charles
w. Bond. n
Per order Of the W. NJ.
mch3su1t C. o. LEACH Secra+arv
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DIED.

In this city, March 1, Charles W. Bond, aged 20
years. ~
Funeral services Monday afternoon at o'clock,
at his late residence, No. % York street.
IN This city, March g Arthur Howard, eldest son OF
Harrison Bird and Sarah b. Brown. aged II years.
tEunerai services Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
at me residence of his father. Relatives and friends
IRE invited to attenl
Idwa.d d. woodbury.. aged SO years.
sont Snp,. FEB sd, Georgia Wilma Lothrop, IN
IN brunswick, Feb. %, Mrs. Abigail r. Johnson
90 ~ hodsdon, Feb. %. Mr.. Samuel Jaskins, aged
p boston, FEB. e. Mrs. Cathariue T., wife OF Chas
man of York. Me. ' -"'' IL " Ha''-
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PASS ENGE RS.

In the Sarma,ian, tor Iiver,,ool-Sr H., At
,maids alan Lady Allan and daughter ami two
n MAI ana man servant, Hon j Abbott AIR and
Malloes Miss Mckenzie, Mrs Brown. DeIssaur ,ss
sn r o %ie Mrs Mcherdy, Capt Henderson and WIFE
Bell. Mr. Heard and WIFE Mr. and Mrs WI" Ha,ri nnoi
Miss abbott, Miss Archibald: z Mckenzie Gen sey
mour, Capt Room. Messrs Wickham. Sharp. Allan,
Malloch. Dobell. Livesey Monroe, Young Allen
Mrs Bayarl Mr. Davidson. Mrs Fuller.
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PosTLANDERs IN WAsHINGroN.-Mrs Charles
0. Cole, with her daughter Miss Annie D.
Cole, from Portland, Me-, have arrived in our
city, where they contemplate staying two
months. Mrs. Cole is. the widow of the we'll
known Portland artist, and cousin of the IA
vorite Mississippi orator, the late Sargent s.
Prentiss, and we trust they will be an acquisi,
tion to Washington society, as Miss Cole is a
celebrated belle, AMI very gifted IN music and
drawing. Wash Rspublicdn.
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MONDAY MORNING, MAR. 3. 1873.

EVERY regular attache Of the PRESS Is furnished
With card certificate countersigned by Stanley 7.
Pul!en, Editor. Al railway, steamboat and hote
managers will confer q favor upon Us by demanding
credentials Of every person claiming to represent our
uraal, as we have information that several Dun
mors seeking courtesies In the naino - 80
Press, and we have no disposition TO be- even pa
reir a marty to such fraul.
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REPUBLICAN CAUCrs IN WIsDffAM.-At tho
Republican caucus IN Windham on Friday,
Feb. 2Sth, the following persons were nomin-
ated as candidates for town officers for 1873:
Moderator-Cha r. Goodell; Town Clerk,
Fred S. Hawkes.; Selectmen sc, William Fl.
varney, Charles Jones, William M. Smith;
Treasurer. John T. Fellows; Agent, J. A. Par
SOUS; Aud tor, Charles r. Goodell; Collector of
lakes, Urban Lowell; School Committee,
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IT is to be hoped that the fact that Sena-
tor-elect Bogy began his political carer as
page in the Missouri Legislature at fly cents
day, will not stimulate American youths 10
aspire for the United States Senate.
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The st. John Globe concludes that the
election OF Hon. Noah Woods as director of
the Maine Central indicates an understand
ing among the companies owning the lines
between st. John and Boston.
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FOREIGN p0RTs.

rum n WV EVnlEs
Al at Barcelona 18th inst barque sician, Percval,
Sid I'm Genoa sth ult, brig Clara Pickons, Rogers,
:, CID a, Malaga Sd ult, brig Camille, Pickett, New
CID at Palermo LIST ult, brig Caroline Eddy veazie.
Sid FIN Messina 9Th ult, brig stockwel, Hard
ing, Philadelphia.
at Liverpool 18th ult, ship Fleetiord, Slower
san Francisco.
~, Ar At Penarth 14th ult, ship Geo N Adams, Man
san, Liverpool.
Ar at Cardiff 18th, barque Marathon, Jones, Ant
werp Sand ent out for Caliao)
to so nm Plymouth, E, 18th ult, ship Merom Lowell,
Ar at Falmouth, Eng, 18th ult, ship Uncle Tobey,
AT Vat a, ANspnwa 10Th ult brig Don ouixote. Hoop
SpaiS 18th, h,rque Caribou Bibber Zspinwaii; ISth
otocEer. Tyler, Savanna-la-Ma
York; sch Nellie S Jewell Jewell Havana; 18th,
S1arlIs Sarah Staples Stone, St Thomas; brig Geo
do; schs Clara Smith. Keen, do; 10Th. Edw Waite
YORK YORK: Matanzas; goth, L W Wheeler, Lewis, New
fe OK ,d Mary IL. Staples Golfrey. Portland.
Briehtman. Hanson: for Matanzas; 10Th, barque
lavinia Dyer, New York; brig A Jewett, Reed,
Ar at Caibarien 18th. sch Cygnu., Steele Machia..
SD I'm Havana 12th: barque Estella, Loring. New
YORK; 18th: John Griffin wes,berg do; brig Samuel
New York; goth. Callao, Sherman, Matanzas; Mary
Haskell. Whittem0re. Baltimore; Faus ina Blan-
chard, New York; sch David Faust, Lord, Charles
Brown. New York: sch Onward, Bunker, Cardenas;
Ella Trefethen, Thompson, Charleston; 21st, banks
Weldon, Colson, New York; brig Eta NJ Tuck
er, Tucker, Matanzas; sch j NJ Riley, Coffin, New
York; ed, barque Sandy Hook, Barstow. North Of
Ar 18TH sch Abbie Dunn, Fountain, Satilla River.
In port 22d, barques Iron Age, Crabtree, and Car
re Long Park, for New York Cienfuegos. Nor
grave, Tor PhadeDhia; brig Alex Nckels, Rosebrook
for New York; Carrie Pickering, Torrey for Port
land; AMI others.
Ar a: Mayaguez sth ult, brig Madonna. Jordan,
New York. 'I.I[f
In port 18th ult, brig Rachel Coney, Coney, from
New York, Just ar; schs Eveiue, Carroll. for New
York. idg: Frank Treat. Martin. from St Martins
10Th; WE Green, Tracey, from Wilmington, NC, ar
Ar at Matanzas 18th nit, brig Ramirez, Bernard
Baltimore; 18th. sch Maggie Marston, Marston,
Baiiimore goth, brig Loeb Lomond Gichrist, Carde-
mas; 2ls., barque Pohono Thompson, Newport.
North Of Hatteras brig Geo Dale Fierce, do scbs
Louisa Orr, Orr, do; Sylvan: Randall. New Or
leans; Dist, barque Aberdeen, Treat. Philadelphia;
brig Amelia ANNA; Carbon North Of Hatteras; sehs
22d, barque Nellie May, Blair, do.
Ar at st Pierre 7th uit, sch Mole, Anterior, from
Satila River. Ga.
delphia; sch Northern Light, Rich. Machias.
Ar at st Jago 9Th ult, brig Manlius, Nichols, New
York.
Portland for Cuba. lin quarantine) --9
Ar al st Join, ND, 9th ult, sch G Bovey, Price.
Cid eth, schs Lizzie Irwin, Thompson, Matanzas;
2sth, Arcilla, Colwell, Portland.
SPOKEN.
Feb is. lat 81. lon 10. sch Dolly Warden from New
York for Mosquito Inlet.
Feb 20, lat 50 10, Ion rs 20, brig Geo Dale from
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-03-03

Tom Scott, Pennsylvania's railroad king,
has suffered defeat by the New Jersey leglsla-
ture upon the question of granting charter
to the New York and philadelphia rail.
road $780, -'-- ---4
AT the opening of the New Brunswick AS
senibiy last week, Gov Wilmot complained of
the harlships imposed, by the confederation
resulting in an increase Of taxes and the deple.
ton of the treasury of the local government. ---
The National Convention in favor of a relis.
ious amendment tosthe Constitution, which has
been holding protractad session in New York
the past week, concluded its work on Thurs
day. after having series of lengthy debates
On the question for the consideration of which
they had convened.
fhere are two young ladies in the post office
department at Washington, who do all the
translating, 1. e., of four different languages.
The work is very revere, and the postmaster
general has asked the postoffice committee 70
increase their salary to $780,. For the same
services, performed by men, twice the pay
asked would be considered inadequate compen-
S2tlOu r~.. f.~. -.s5
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-03-03

We do not read anony nous letters and comhiuni-
cations. The name nd address of writer are in
ali cases iuspensab 9, not necessarily f'r publication
but as guaranty ofgood faith
w,cannot undertake to return or preserve CON-
v. ,nicar,ops that not useo. .-.
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MARRIED..

In Belfast Feb. Is, Clarence NJ. Hurd of Montvil'e
and Helen M. Copp Of Liberty
In Gibraltar. Spain. Feb. l. at he Cathe raj Church
Of the Holy Trinity. by Rev. W Fon mine Addison,
senior Canon Of tho Cathedral Isaac Rieman Barley
OF Baltimore. Nd and Miss Isabel Howard Wood
bury. daughter Of the late VIM. w. Woodbury., ESQ.,,
Of Portland.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the subscriber has
HARRIET HUBBARD, late of Cape Eliz beth.
in the County of Cumberland. deceased and hos ,,s
en- upon himself that trust by giving bonds as The law
a,ets of An persons having demands upon The
., saiu deceased, are required to exhibit tho
called upon to make payment to
Cape Elizabeth Feb. Ia, 1873. mclsoawswM'
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FARM FOR SALE!

The Farm owned by the late Bailey Talbot, stunt
ed about mile the VILLAGE If South Freeport
and on the road between there and Yarmouth,
This Farm lying on the tide waters Of Harriseeket
River, be easily dressed from the sea, and IL
rivalled in the country as hay farm 1t contains
about 1875 acres of land with plenty of wood House
and Barns. Can be bought to advantage before the
LIST of April -
For particulars enquire of NJ. L. Talbot, On the
pr mises or, H. Talbot, No. Clapps Block, Con-
gress ST., Portland, Me. feb2Id6swsntf
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A Book for Every MAN

n DOVN TOT HScHy NIs1u.
The SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF-PRESERvA-
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W. II. PARKER, Assistant Physician. n B. The
author may be consulted on the above as well as all
diseases requiring SKILL and ExPERIENcE.
ma II ~
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A Indy writes ''my nursing babe us well as myself,
have been seriously troubled wi Constipation.
our Veset bile Sptcifc only speedily relieved
me but cured tie child ais,.''
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FORK COUNTY

The Times says some of the family of Jere-
miah Pond of York, have the small pox and
the infection is that it was brought into the
family by letter A N of Mr. Paul, who is
living in Boston, had the disease, and after his
recovery wrote home to his parents Thirteen
days from the time the letter was opened and
read by the family, they were stricken with
small pox.
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DOMEsTIC PORTS.


NEW oRLEANS--Ar 22d, ship Baden. Dyer. from
I'll aayre; brig Maria W Norwood, washburn, Madeira
Sid I'm Sw Pass 23d ult ship Marcia Greenleaf.
,MOblLE-Ar 18th, barque Arlington, Costello,
KEY wEsT-cld 10th, sch Edw A DeHart, Lowe,
,,PENsACoLA-cld goth, Darquc Almira coombs,
wilson Cieninegos.
,JAcKsoNyILLE-Ar goth. sch David WATSON,
sAvANNAH-Ar ed, sch Loretta Fish, Wiley,
Norfolk. W - .S->N '' i'f , : -
Ar a3d: sch Alfred Keen, Robinson Baltimore.
SO 9Th sch knight Iemplar, for Kingston. ia.
0HARLEsToN aSth. sch Eta May, Dix, for
.GEoRGETowN, Scar 10th, sch William Slater,
Killam. Charleston. ~
GIi Esd sch Anna Lelani, Holman, Guadaloupe.
po MLmlN1IoN-Cld 25th sch Ocean Belle, Kelley
:. FORTRESS MoNRoE-Passed out 2sth. brig Mel
lie Gay. Moves. from Richmond for Rio Janero
BALTIMoRE-Ar2 9th, sch VIM Arthur. McDufic.
Providence. r,l
Cld 27ti, schs Walter Palmer, Cole, Hoboken; Mag
PHILADELPHIA-Cld Goth, sch E L Gregory,
Gregory, Cardenas.
ca S7ih seh John 9 Libby, Fletcher. Mayagusz.
NEW YORK-Ar 9th. brig Cascatelle. Simmons,
Matan as 10 days; scls Louisa Smith. Weber. Fer
nandina; Emma Green. Collins, Wilmington Lizzie
Lee, Jones, Boston; Trott King, Bradford. Apalachi-
Smith. Lamoine rafssI. rf ts
Cid 2sth, barques Fannie. Barnaby, for Liverpool:
Amelia Wilson, Watson, Pernambuco; briggs Nepon-
set, StIout. Malta; Sarah f Kennedy, Ray, Havana;
Nellie Ware, Ashbury. Cienfnegoe.
Ar 28th, baraue Azelia, Yves on. Malta via Boston !;
sens Alligator McGregor, and Sandalphon. Aylward,
Portland; Fl Bridges, Landrick. Pembroke; tien
Banks. Soule, and Veto, Watts, Providence; Mans
field, Achorn, do.
Passed through Hell Cato 2sth schs scio. Smith,
savannah for New Haven; Lucy K Coggswell, Lee,
New York for Portland. tLE
-SONINGTON-Ar 9th, sch Georgia D Loud,
Holbr0,k, Boston for Wilmington. ~,
PROVIDENCE-Sld 28th. schs Irene E Mcservey,
WALL Savannah; Daylight, Snowman, New York |;
M William, Kelley. do.
.BOSTON-Ar 2sth, brig Jessie Rhynas, Willis, fin
Pensacola. - 8 r.e' IS,
Cid 2sth. barque Oder, lBr) Rich for Portland; sch
Commonwealth, Gross. RockanG.
Ar LIST, barque Robt Porter, Pendletop. Trapani.
Cid LIST, sch Dexter. Lor I, Portland.
SALEM-Ar 9th. sch Lottie Ames, Wooster, Sa-
vannah for Portsmouth; Herald. Hall, New York ;
Rival. Duni on, Portland for New York
BEVERLY-Ar 9th. sch Louisa Bliss Strong,
Caliz via Vineyard Haven.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 2sth. schs Col Ellsworth. PEN
tecost. end r Emerson, Snow. Baltimore for Port
land; Nevada. Mcdonald do for Belfast; Mabel Hall,
Lurvey. Rockand for New York; belmont Gales,
Norfolk for Portsmouth Carrie Sayward, Williams,
New. York for do. fsc - nf1
NEw3URYPoRT-In port 2sth, schs Leocadia,
Deland and Ann Elizabeth, Getchell, for Portland !;
Tennessee, Creed, for Vinalhaven.
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BONDSi

BONDSi 14 h93sl5F
BONDS Of western cities and COMMITTEES, 10 per cent
interest and principal payable in the cast Priuafe
property as well as public rea he'd. Debts very small
Careful investors invited call and examine the
Bonos. L VS. and Decisions of the courts upon such
nothing better. f-ct' ~ ii
CHARLES NJ. HAWKES.,
feb6sntf % Exchange st., Portland.
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Masonic Euuaruv

Trade supplied by GEo. G. GOODWIN s. CO.,
Bost N, W. F PHILLIPS S Co., j. w. PERKINS
q CO., Portland. mcI,ssn1y
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Thos F. Foss firm Hooper, Eaton & Co., Portland,
says. "your Specific has had faithful trial in my
remedy for Constipation there is thing like it in
medicine"
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WaDteH,

"A SMALL House, situated at the Western end OF
= the CT y, sui able for two ladies and servant.
Address, stating rent, &c. P. o. Box SSs. mensdIw
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Wanted.

IA the city, not less than five rooms. Possession
wanted April 1st Address, stating rent, &C., &
mch3d1w G. K, this office.
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COPARTNEESiiIP.
Taxes 1872.

NoTlCE is hereby given that n list OF al taxes e
~ amour Ing to twenty dollars anu up walus a.
sessed in ~ upon residents, and remain unpaiu
will DO published in one of the daily newspaPeis w
the 6lh day of March next, together Wltn me n mn.
of the persons arse sed therefor IN accoiu"hee WIN
an ordinance of he city. - 60, -, IN
ri OF Ie7a marltd
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BANK OF PORTLAND.

On and after this date, the un ersigned will carry
on STRICTLY Banking business, at the Banking
in Portland, Maine, under the style of the BANK
OF PORTLAND'' and such will receive Deposits
and make Discounts, in the regular course Of the
Banking Business. f ~ ~
W.N. GOOLD.
Portland, June oath, 1872.
jun23new1t then sn If
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SPOKEN,

Feb IS. lat 81. lon 70. sch Dolly Warden from New
York for Mosquito Inlet.
Feb &c, lat 90 70, lon rs 20, brig Geo Dale from
Matanzas for New York.
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- LEA & PERRINs,
oAAON' WOrcesters hire Sauce
Buyers are cautioned to avoid the numerous Coun-
terfeits and limitations offered for sale.
JOHN DUNCAN's SONS. New York,
Agents for the United States.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LORING'S
Vegetable Specific
Successful Treatment and Cure of
CON STIPATION
81 AND
I'D VS. PEP STA.
PRICE $1.OO.
Prepared " THOs. G. LOREN J, Pharmacist,
Portland, Me.

Read what our Friends and Neixhbors soy.
Benz. Kingsbury, Ma, or of the city of Portland,
says "the vaue of yonr remedy for Constipation and
Dyspepsia, canno be overestimated. II meets a
and &C llLintances have been greatly benefited by
ITS use." $50 .zri -s II 's=rf -
Lewis B Smith, q. S. Dept. Collector, Portland,
says, 81 mos heartily recommt nd your valuable
Sp cifc to all persons suffering from that terrible
disease, dyspepsia"
Enoch lord, Upholsterer, Portland, says, 81 have
derived such wonderful benefit from your Specific
that earnestly entreat ry dyspentic try it as
1 have done AMI they will surely get relief"
o. W. Phillips, firm w. F. Phillip & Co.. Drug
gists, Portau says, Il have usei your remedy fr
ms pation, in my family with the most aifyiug
results. 1 most cheerfally endorse your excellent
prepa atin.'
DR.. C. Bennett, Falmouth Hotel says 81 have
used your SPECIFIC FIR Cons patin in ny family and
IN my practice with u1failing success. chserfuly
recommend it to all sufferers" ii-AN l=ti & ~ u
A lady in Windham whose Constipation was SO Sc
that there was natural action Of the bo,cels
for endys an at times VI tico aoesls headat he con-
stant.y has utter faithful trial of the Specific
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DEPA fsTURE OFOCEAN STEAM q :. =
MARINE NEWS.
Port OF PORTLAND.

rr Saturday, March I.
ARRIVED
Steamer Franconia: Bragg, New York-passengers
AMI mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamer Chase, Bennett Halifax, NS-passengers
and mdse to John Porteous. n
Schr Emerson, Snow, Baltimore, with coal to
Schr belmont, Coles, Norfolk, with slaves.
Scbr Bowdoin. Randall, Port johnson.
Sch Pray. Clark, Pembroke.
Sch Greg n, Dunton, Boothbay.
Sch Livonia Rhoades, Rockland for Boston.
Sch Alleghanian, Arey, Rockand for Boston.
Sch Gem. Thomas, Rockand for New York
Sch Arkansas, Tborndike, Rockland for Danvers.
Sch Granville, Clark, Rockaud for Lynn.
Sch Hume, Farr, kockland for Salem. tEf
CLEARED.
Steamship Sarmatian, (Br) wylie, Liverpool =
;, Steamer Carloha, Mulligan, Halifax, MS John
Porteous. -'
Sch A Bird, Merrill Havana-Isaac Emery
Sch Bramlia1l, Hamilton Clarkes Island, 10 load
paving stone for New York--Chas Sawyer. ,IfJ
Sch Sophie. Robinson, Boothbay to load for Charles
sunday, March ..
ARRIVED. ...-.
brig Jennings, Ross. New York.
sen L1zzle Gregg. Anderson, Hoboken.
Sch Frank Jameson, Knowlton, Newcastle, Del
corn to Geo w True S 60. ~
b3 Signal for brig.
MEMORANDA.
A dispatch was received at this port 1st inst, by
been wrecked at or near Boothbay. Crew saved.
Sch z RI Hildreth went ashore at Deer Isleand, NIB,
18th ult and at low tide heeled down SO her masts
were unier water. 1t could not DO ascertained how
ha1iy sho was injured. A tug went to her assist
ance. s+
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-11-20

The Courier JouYHai. though an indeueud-
ent gazette, freely advocating advance prin-
ciples, seems to be of the opinion that the
| colored people Of Louisville are receiving
liberal school privileges, because the school
taxes .on property owned by colored men
amount only to two thousand dollars, and the
separate schools for colored people cost the
city annually more than twice that amount
but little reflection win aet the matter
right. The free school system does NO, de-
mand that citizen shall be taxed before he
can send his child to school; but a calcula-
ton for indirect taxes. will show that the
colored people of Louisville pay more than
two thousand dollars or ten times that sum.
Of the colored househclders in this city there
is not more than one in fifty who owns his
domicile, consequently he is a tenant. and
instead OF the colored people paving from
their own earnings reasonable school tax,
they pay rental sufficient 10 support the
white landlord, pay his city tax, State tax,
school tax, and all other taxes. Yet while
the school tax collected from the earnings of
the colored tenant by the white landlord. and
paid in a. part of the so-called common school
fund in his own name. amounts to not less
than thirty or forty thousand, yet the colored
people Of Louisville are looked upon as a set
of paupers who are receiving school privileges
through the philanthropy Of others while
the fact is they are paying for all they get.
and then making a donation to the so-calied
common schools Of a large sum Ct money,
while they themselves are excluded from
what should he common to all Weekly
Planet.