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DIR. G.. ii. SHOLES,
ECLECTIC INFIRMARY
I27 COURT STREET,

BOSTON, Mass.
Having given my undivided attention for the
last fifteen years, to the treatment OF the GENT
to-urinary organs, and having had large prac-
tice in this speciality, claim the best possible
advantages for treatment the world has yet dis
covered.
have been advised by our best medical men
TO advertise my remedies for the people gene
rally, from the fact those pho most need my SER
rices dare not ask friend phere 10 direct
them. ----
TO THE IMPorESr AND DEBILIrArED.
SpermatorrhGa, or Seminal Weakness,
divide into three stages:
LIST. NIGHTLY EMISSIONS. which my Eclectic
Life Drops will cure in very short time, with
out failure
ID. DAILY DISCHARGES. There are more
cases of this than the world is aware OF Some
of the symptoms are high-colored and scanty
evacuations from the bladder, with q smarting
sensation attending IL, sometimes with turbid
sediment, and q. others milk-like appearance
I have analyzed many specimens Of this nature,
and in oil cases have found traces Of Semen
and Albumen, which is as sure to produce death
as Consumption, unless II is checked by medi-
cal treatment.
LOOK TO YOUR CASE IN TIME.
Sd. Loss OF MUSCULAR POWER. Such cases
may be cured by similar means II the patient
be In otherwise tolerable health.
Best French Preventatives ut low prices.
See my advertisement in the Boston Herald,
and you can learn q more full description
'i Address C. II. sHOLEs, Nj. D., i27 Court
Street, Boston.
Boston, May 25, 1860. lyr0
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Fire Insurance.

rNIIE undersigned, having been appointed Agent
i offhe York County MsfnaI Fire Insurance Com
pauy OF South Berwick Me-, is prepared TO receive
propo as for insurance safe kinds Of property Of
every description. at the usual rates Said compa.
ny ha, now at risk In said State s5OOnOnO of poop
erty, on which are deposited premium notes TO the
amount Of s3p1OoO with which 10 meet losses. Loss
cs are literally adjusted and promptly paid. The
risks taken by said company are divided as follows
LIST class, Farmers Property; 2d class, Village
Dwelling Houses and contents, ID class, safe kinds
OF mercantile and manufacturers property. Each
class pays for its own losses.
For Information, terms &C.. apply 10 RUFUS
SMALL. Agent and Collector OF Assessments,
City Building, Biddeford. Maine I6f
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MRS. WILSON'S
OCO AN q T OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing 10 pat up In l,rr, bottles,
and rstas for 81 cts per bottle, and iOr dressing bs
hair Of any person, young or old, there h ma No sau.in
the world II viii mshs the hair everything Jos s"h
to be, and moreover, IL has perfume Ms' '"hn"sy
superior 70 any Of the fAshsonabs extracts eth" br"
or American, which alone shoah snuus 70 psss 70
every lsdys toilet table.
u,. the Regsnerstor before retiring at night, and
In m. morning apply little of the Dressing, md your
hair viii be even NOR. ifslike In color and beauty.
Us. no'hins on your h n 81, s's ~ w sIs., ,os
. gvod healthy head OF hair
Manufactured and sold 81 vholssals BY neny n VIZ
son Co, Masehsster, N. H. 20 whom al lssts" shsas
be Addressed.
Wholesale Agents, II. II, HAY a CO, Portland
Sold in saso by y. p. shaw In Biddeford by A.
Sawyer. lyrU
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Piscataqua Mutual
FIRE 81 MARINE
INSURAN C.E CO.,

STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Authorized Capital, 100000 0O
CapItal subscribed and secured, 253, AS 76
The business OF the Company nj present confined
10 Pire and Inland Navigation risks.
is now prepared TO issue policies on Inland Navi-
cation risks also, against loss and damage by fire.
Inland Insurance on Goods 10 all parts OF the
country Fire Insurance on Dwellings, Furniture,
MarsnOps sOu erebandise S6In, IN mort au nr MSiis
building and other property, on rs favorable terms
as the nature Of the risk will admit.
Five year Policies issued on dwellings from to
"a per cent for years, costing only from - 10 %
cents per year on 500 Insured. All premiums pre-
paid In money, and no assessments made on the as
sured, Losses paid with promptness. The Compa
ny trusts by an honorable and prompt adjustment
eonhdence.
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TESTIMONIALS FROM CLERGYMEN,

% A.. p..''.i.r Sun ,nd ths hen.
oh ue sh'sS' VI N's i''u'A-. N''NF
shts they have derived rom Its use!
= .......,,,.,,,,.. =, a., "a, .s...x a, al,
Rev. OuNP'EhFONI. I. Medor,i, Nss-is snNsss Hs-
fhsam siss SNno, a,,,rSS, S..- rs.,, \,
Rev WARRLN BUhION, Boston- MAs-ls n'ssy y,
hesds.he Lss ., spsuss, ,,s Ia y.ia. Z, C.r-
Gus an'su~nr sn4 S'- S'
=, ,.,,,, ~, ,, r-...w n, N.,xc,. II..i-
Rev yAkfliURh fVlLLI-. a,,a. Sor AIeoholis
S i Gl n. hiIitSt M. Vsus 10 CIsrxymsn.
eP",'n - ). ,D,sp.s s....l. N...-curs Cor
Rev AUGUSTUS IUrAs esnis'h''
bolls and General Deohv. -, ..
ss'uIs lOr AlSoh0lle salnslAna~
E<y s,9sns,s sf,ss ryphci r.,sr
n rT,ny wuIrTENoRE. Boston, Ma..-Is u,s and
ysas Paralysis, Dy.PsPsa and Dropsy on ns Chs.t lie
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PARTICULAR CAUTION.

In these days OF medical imposition, when men
assume 10 be physicians without any knowledge oi
medicine whatever, persons cannot be 700 careIuI
10 whom they apply, before at least making some
inquiry. and especially In relation to those who
make the grsatssf prsfsnsions. Advertising physi.
clans In nine cases out OF ten. are imposfors ana
as the newspapers are full OF their deceptive adj
yertisements, without making INJURY, ten TO one
you will be imposed upon. DIR NJ. will send frse.
BY enclosing one stamp as above, Pamphlet on
Disc EISES or WOMEN, and on Private and chron-
&c Maadits generally also circulars giving null In.
formation, Wifh ths most undoubfsd rstsrsnets ana
Rias, without which, no advertising physi.
cian or medicine Of this Kind Is deserving OF ANY
CONFIDENCE WHITEgER.
DIR. Mattison Is the only educated physician In
Providence. II not In New England. who advertises
making speciality OF Private Diseases and d
furnishes the very best references and testimonials,
both OF his honesty and his .kiH IL there ARE any
Others LET THEM DO TIE SAME.
Orders by mail promptly attended to. Write
your address plainly, and direct to Dr. ii. N. MAI,
TisoS. rs above. yrO
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fne ynsnrante,
RUFUS SMALL,
AuctiOneer and Appraiser,
Life and Fire Insurance Agent,
Office in City Building, BiddefOrd, Maine.


Office trith 4. IT, Hayes, Esq, ,cho wW attend to my
business IN my absence.
am giving my whole time and attention to the
above business. and represent the following Com.
panies as Agent. viz i-Thf MassachnseHs Mutual
LIE, located at Springfield, Mass, capital over
$4,000. In this company have upon my book
over 300 members Of the first men In Biddeford,
Saco, and vicinity.
Lif. Company, located at Boston, Mass. This CON-
pany has capital OF 81 $4,000; its cash dlsburse-
inents 10 its Life Members In 1853 was s33j,O00.
operate as Agent for the following fr ecompanies
Mutual, Chelsea Mutual OfChelsea. Mass,
Thankful for past favors, I ask for continuance
of the same Call and sec me, and bring your
friends All business entrusted to me will be faith.
fully and promptly performed.
RUFUS SMALL.
Biddeford June -, lSG0. lyr26
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bottles have been solt In eighteen months riiAosf
a single failure when taken as directed, and without
the least injury 10 health In anyesss. sYlt Ia put
mn in bottles OF three different strengths with full
directions for using, and sent by express eiossiy
sealed, TO all parts ofthe country; PRiCkS-full
Strength fIO Half Strength. s.; Quarter Strength,
t3 per bottle Remember This medicine 10 do
signed expressly for OBsrINArECAsEs. In which all
other remedies OF the Kind have been tried In vain
~ Beware OF limitations! None warranted
unless purchased directly OF Dr. NJ or at his otce.
Prepared and sold only at Dr. Mattison's Hem
cdiai Institute for Special Diseases, No. 2s Union
Street, Providence, H. l.
This specially embraces all diseases OF fripan
nature, both Of MEN and WOMEN. Consultation:
by letter or otherwise are siefiy eoEfdsHtid, and
medicines will be sent by Express, secure IRON OBJ
seryaton, TO all parts Of the country. Also accom-
modations for patients from abroad, wishing Tor
secure and quiet Retreat and good care, until re-
sinred In hcallh.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

NOTICE.
nUE subscriber would respectfully inform the In
i habitants Of saco and Biddeford. that he has
removed from the
Old saco Dye House
10 Lyman, where he Is prepared 10 do Dying In the
best manner. lie fatters himself that he has the
hest fitted up Dye House In the state by having
long experience with the best Dyers In Massachu,
setts and having carried on the business several
years In Saco. where he has been literally patron
Ired, he still hopes 10 be ai his new Dye House;
Orders received and delivered at Mrs. Collins
Millinery shop on Factory Island. All orders en-
trusted 10 his care will be In The best man.
ner and at the lowest prices.
N. u. AL goods dyed and returned In one week
smosi, HORACE BURKE.
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c.,,if,ea,e from well known Citizens Of Bosto.

Certificate from well known Citizens OF Bosto..
The undersigned, having experienced the beneficial
effect. Of the PERUVIAN SYRUP, do not hssitats "
recommend IL 20 the attention Of the public.
Rev. John Pierpont, Pster Harvey,
Thomas A. DEXTER, James Z. Dunn,
4. II. Kendall, NJ. ID, Samuel May,
Thomas Z. AmOY, Rs,. fhos. Whittemore.
Cernfieate from well known citirsnsof N.York.
New York, Nov. nth, 1859.
The experience which We have had OF the PERuvi.
An SYRUP and the evidence which has been Inhibited
10 us ofs great In the OF many diseases,
satisfies us that 10 IL medicinal agent OF remarkable
power and deserving the attention Of in'alids.
JOHN 4 WILLIAMS, Esq.
fftsdsnt u the MstropouAn b&nL
LEV. AD STEVENS,
Elitor Christian Advocate Journal
nin Il N:isoS i Richmond. 81 John 81
R~y. p CHURCH. r>-.-,.,.
TO., l.,sr New YOrk City.
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PAMPHLETS aud TOWN REPORTS
Printed at the Union and Journal 0nico, Liberty
st., Biddeford, Mo.
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Certificate OF Jas. II. Chiffon, NJ D., Of N. York.
II IL well known that II has been found very
dicuItt TO preserve in PAArABLs form, for Adesirabls
length Of time compounds Of the rotoxids OF lron-
The "Peruyian Syrup" am pleased 70 say, accom-
plished this desirable end.
~ Prince Street, New York, Aug. 8, 1850
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Fom hs Advertiser, PrOridsaes,
The Cephaiie Pills are said TO be remarkably
effective remedy Tor the hesdaehe, AMI one Ot the
very best for that very frequent complaint which
has aver been discovered.
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F,or. tAs Ws'fo Y. q. Gazette, cA'eagO, M.
We heartily endo Mr.. spaldins' and MS un
rlyalled Cephalle Pils.
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USE THE BESTw
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regeneration is pu, up in two sires. and
retails for so cents for pint bottles. and 81 for
quart bottles. The quar- bottles ars much tho
cheapest.
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MAsOSyILLe, CoSS, Feb. ), iS6i.
MR. SPALDNG,
SIR
Ihave tried your cephalie Pills, and iks them
90 tcsa that want you to send inc two dollars
worth more.
Part Of these are for the nelghbOTs, to whom i
gave Few cut Of the first box got nom you.
send the fills by mail, and oellge
Your Ob't servant,
JAMES kENNEDY,
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Msssss. HsxaY p. wrtsos Co.; 6ssu Ms. WI.
.on's Hair and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of al hair preparations. have, in many In
stances known them 20 restore the hair where " bal
fallen o remove dandru restore the hair 10 he original
soor cure entirely n. most painful hestachsssnd In
come instances nost serious humop Personally. have
bsen A sharsr In several Of thsse benefits.
REV. uENkY HILL, Manchester, n. II.
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.Vofe.-The failure Of IRON as a remedy for Dss-
ptPsia, a bad state Of the blood, and the numsr-
Gus diseases caused thereby, has arisen from the wantof
such preparation Of Iron shall enter the stOmaehin
aPNororIDa STATE, and assimilate at once with the
blood This want the PERUVIAN SYRUP supplies,
and IL does so In the only fOrm In which s possible
for Iron 10 enter the circulation. For this reason the
PERUVIAN SYRUP onsn radically CURES diseases In
which other preparations Of Iron and other medicines
have been found 10 be Of no avail.
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From "a, Democrat, 81. ciosd, Miss.
III YOU are or have been troubled with the head
ache send for q box, (Cephslie Pills. - that YOU
NAV have them In case OF an attack.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-02-21
HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. FEBRUARY u. 1861
0mrIIinQ5 an0 GtlI ESTATE.
TO LET
- TIE STOR z LAEEI.N IN THE nCCI

Ss Ia the occupancy II Aiko.
- For further particulars, enquire Of ". II. PEASE
-3tn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-02-21
Commercial Advertiser.
For th- Commercial Adv-rtIsei
Il me proPhct-- Lament.

A'T - Ntil-44i-rlla4 A1FerLl-er.
The ProPhet-- Lament.
o. Hl=aH- .. Ha<aH.
Ihou art srni-,eH- thou art biizhtet
Btrr=s = t,y womb flrrv=r=
Ciiidi@ss slru Thy age siaI Be.
Far a DIagu~ is On Thy people -
my have e1zam-r1r,i = in tie stranger.
Ih=y are PJ.-.asI from th= sea
-. Ha~aul y. Hawaii.
N1-h=r q TIE ersat-i~parted
Mother q the l7a--;lr.0tteu=
Mo;her q the i9EsIy one -
Hin ny Kins-born. I.1l-hearte-i.
., LIS blood. aud . his sTiri;
Has. tlou not living sou,
o, HszaH. -. Hawaii
Br=sk not ou thy h.ro's s,umber.
L. th- laai hi- risht-arm conquered,
l. his oSu Hazaii n-i,
L. ~ sound disturb h. spirit
Lei thy saH aEake ths HrIHgs
Du--r than the dad are they
., Hs~an o. Hawaii
TI.ou dl-cousolate. flrsaksn=
Once - happy IN thy children
When, with music, dance, and song,
Ou -L= EreeasEari q thy valleys
sported they in love and gIadness
Th=n numerous and strong
o. Hawaii -, Hawaii,
S.iI,er than th= deep --s-vatsrs
Are thy t-ars of trbuIation
Dep, -adder i thy moan
weep Gr never more, Oh never
5lzy depart thy night q sorro~;
WesF thy day % Joy Is gone
W II
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
Arrival Of the Overland Exprcss--RcsuI
Of the State Election, sc.

Arrival OF the Overland Exprcss-EcsuIt
Of the State Election, tSc.
SWEET WATER STATION !
Pacific TELEGRAPH, $40 MILES EAST OF
SALT LAKE CRY, Sopt. 81 1861.
The Pony Express passed here at eight o'clock this
morning. bringing the following for the press
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept IA, 1861.
Arrived 18th, ship Sword Fish, New York 18th, bark
Oregon, NEWCASTLE australia l4th steamer sonora,
Panama. No departures since last exlfcss.
Business generally has been active The jobbng trait
with tbs interior is large, which includes the purchase Of
governments stores for army purposes Crushed sugar
firm sales Al kc Candles have bsen sold to some extent
Isthmus DOC for prime. Drills advanced IOsc. Sheet
ings scarce whskey and all other species dull
There is no California news for this express.
The enlistment of troops for the five regiments last
called for goes on moderately we'll Tho pay OF the sol
dies being much below California wages to dis
courage volunteering at this time, when the State pre-
pering and the people well employed Still the number
Of volunteers now called for will be obtained.
The State election returns nearly complete with the
following result
Stanford the republican candidate for Governor
81 027 votes; Corners Union democrat, 2S 963 McCn
nell Breckenridge democrat, 81 GIG. Among the six
southern counties of the state, which regarded as
largely sympahZng with secession, los Angeles and
Tuare the only counties which gave the Brccknrdge
candidate majority.
The pony express news, giving an account of the
burning Of the bridges the Hannibal and 81. Joseph
Railroad with the consequent interruption OF Telegraph
mail and pony express communication with the East
reached San Francisco to day This stoppage OF the mails
and pony express makes California newspapers very
dry reading lattery.
The last pony express brought through letters &C
Of the laundering of Eastern postmasters Eastern
correspondents need to exercise much judgment in
choosing means Of getting their dispatches through
during these troubled times.
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NInrkef6,


PHILADELPHIA, Sept %, 1851.
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvania State 5's, IA Reading
Railroad IT1k; Morris Canal, 35; Long Island Railroad
SM Pennsylvania Railroad, 3724. Exchange New
York par. -
PpiIADETpnIA, Sept. go, 1861.
Flour has advanced Sales of eco bushels at s. I2H
Wheat Is dull: sales 900 bushels at 81 20 81 "a.
Cornmariet quiet with sales of 200 bushels at &c.
Whiskey firm at 1870 20c.
BUFFALO, Sept 2S--1 P. NJ
Flour steady Wheat steady; demand moderate: sales
II 900 bushels Chicago pfng NJ Csc; 900 bushels
binary to choice red winter at 81 03 81 o. Corn dull
sales IS 900 bushels at 37}lc 38c. Frcshts firm. In
ports to-day 900 bbls. flour, 10000 bushels wheat
100 600 bushels corn, 600 bushels barley Exports
100 900 bushels corn, 10 600 bushels oats.
CHICAGO, Sept. 81, 1861
Flour dull Wheat advanced 1c77c. 7Sc. for No. l;
721sc 74c., No. q in store Corn &c higher mixed
in store 81 &c Receptacle, coo bbs -four, 30 900
bushels wheat, 242 900 bushels Shipments 200
bbs. -four, 100 600 bushels wheat, $1,000 do. corn
Freights dull, Exchange New York unchanged.
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CITY Politics,
COUNTY UNION MOVEMENT.

COINT1 UNTUN NUNEMENT.
Tho delegates appointed on Friday evening at the Medi
cal College, by Hon. Charles H. Marshall met last even
ing for tho purpose Of organizing at the Of Broad.
way and Twenty-third street.
VIM Tucker, Esq, Of tho Eighth ward, was chosen
chairman and VIM G. Conner and Robert Beatty secrea.
res Nearly all the delegates present and the best
of feeling manifested. II is said that Royal Phelps
A. T. Stewart VIM b. Astor, VIM. K. Dodge, and others
the best citizens talked Of candidates for
sembly and the Senate.
Conference Committee Of six appointed to confer
with other Union organizations as TO the nominations
This movement bids fair TO prove just what so much
neeaed--a reliable peoples Union demonstration
The Convention adjourned TO meet Thursday even
ing The place and time will DO given in advertise
mont.
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THE Music AT THE CENTRAL PARK.--The seventh open
air concert Of the season was given yesterday afternoon
at the Central Park by Dodwcrths splendid band; and
all the former occasions, the attendance of pedes
Ians equestrans ard people sporting fashionable equh
pages very numerous. Notwithstanding the severe
of Friday night and the threatening appearance
yesterday morning, the weather The whole most
proptious the brisk breeze that stirring rendering
horseback exercise and ocomotion BY ''shanks mare
exceedingly refreshing Tho thousands who were present
entered into the spirit Of tho thoroughly and en-
oyed the delightful better perhaps than on any
former occasion.
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NINTH REGIMENT, NEW YORK STATE MILL
TIA

Lieutenant Jos. D. Wckham Of this regiment has just
returned from their camp, and has been appointed re-
cruiting officer for the regiment Recruits will be taken
for companies A, B. C, +, and H. at the headquarters
corner Of University place and Thirteenth street. Ths
regiment encamped ut Jamestown Maryland, and num-
bes line companies and full battery OF rled cannon.
Part of the companies have the Enfield rife Company l.
IL now the body guard to General Banks. The health Of
the good and they are performing arduous picket
duty.
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ATtHLsoS Kansas, Sept. ~, 1861.
Major Bridger, guide to the surveying party through
the mountains arrived here last night and reports that
the route from Denver west to Salt Lake perfectly
feasible one and will shorten tho distance from 200
$50 miles, and also the route from this city to Denver
can be shortened $50 miles and greatly improved chang
ing the road down TO the north bank the Republican
Fork.
As Atchson Is now the eastern terminus Of the over.
land mail and not ST. Joseph formerly all letters
tended go by pony express should sent here The
coaches arrive and depart regularly
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ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER
BROOKLYN AT PHILADELPHIA.


MOUTH OF THE MISSISSIPPI ETC., ETC,
From the Philadelphia Inquirer, Sept. 2S
at this port last evening She anchored on ri Min
discharge her powder, and will up the city to-day
She lett the mouth Of the Mississippi river the l4h
instant and has had heavy weather during tho passage
blowing gale for two three days Three days ago
she within hundred and fifty miles OF Cape Him.
lopcn, but blown OF shore having run out of coal
The Brooklyn comes to this port for extensive repairs
to both ship and machinery. consle able part OF tho
wood work has been affected by the dry rot and har
encs have been PATCHED patch, unil they almost
fuse 10 do their Office. She really in unseaworhy
condition whom sent to that station having been exposed
to tho rot whc at Chriqui Lagoon This is the
that she was compelled TO abandon the chase of the pri
vateer Sumter, which slipped by her viii the Brooklyn
was overhaulng another suspicious vessel in the ong
Inc captain officers and crew vexed to despair wien
the order Lad to be given TO re,inquish the chase
few days before starting the Brooklyn captured fine
prize, the bark Meaco, from Rio with cargo of coffee
whilc trying TO run the blockade. ize pit
on board Of her under command Of Lieutenant Quacken
BUSH and she was sent to Philadelphia She will arrive
here in few days.
Tho Brooklyn left at the mouth OF the Mississippi tho
United States soors war Richmond and VI comes and
the Savannah steering for the Southwest Pass. The st.
Louis sailed the same day for Philadelphia for repairs
No apprehensions felt regard nondes, ut
hitting out in New Orleans to down ships it being
tlot ght INT such purpose was only bind, the real
intention being to oppose the gunboats that building
from ming down the river.
The statements that made abou vessels running tho
blockade in the New Orleans papers are simply absu,d
and intended to operate in the English and French
kets Neither of the passes are wi than ships three
lengths and vessel Of commands them completely.
The buoys are all removed and the bars
dtion than ever.
The United States transport ship Pampcro Charles W.
Lsrnson. acting master, commanding, arrived ut Key
West, Florida, sept IL all well.
The following the officers Of the Monticello (gun.
boat), now at Philadelphia Navy Yard for repairs
Commander, John =. ellis; Lieutenant, Daniel !.
Brane Acting Masters Edwin eager and John r. VIM
chester; Assistant saigc0n, Frederick f. Potter Acting
Faymaser George Dc Forrest Barton; Acting Chief Engi
nccr, George NJ Watt Acting First Masters Nate Lws
Allen Brown Acting Second Masters Mate, Richard Has
tace Acting Third Masters Mate, Augustus G. Slebbins;
Acting Third Engineers, Jonathan Thomas and Coium-
bus L.. Cr(Tcn.
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MCCLELLAN CHASSEURS.

Many Of the officers and of the Thirteenth rogl-
mcnt, Of Brooklyn are recruiting fine regiment under
the above title, to for the war. Major JOS s..
Morgan Of the Thirteenth, has been appointed Colonel
while the line officers and large proportion of the men
have served the Of three months with the regiment
at Annapolis and Baltimore. The officers are meeting
with great in filling up the ranks, enlist
ing first class Arrangements have been made for
mastering in eight companies Monday next when the
men will 60 Immediately into camp, and receive their
uniforms and equipments. Headquarters at tho
Armory Of Henry and Cranberry Streets Brook
Ign, and Q, 143 Fulton street, New York.