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The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15

Wanted.
United States Internal Revenue,
COLLEC10R's NOTICE.

7 NATHANIEL ]. MILLER, Collector for the
First Collection District in the State Of Maine
hereby give notice TO all persons concerned, that
have received for collection the Second Annual Col.
lection List. made and committed to me by the As
SCISSOR thereof, in accordance with the Act Of Con-
gress entitled, An Act TO provide Internal Revenue
TO support the Government. and to pay interest on
the Tublic debt. approved July l, 1852, and the
amendments thereto approved March 8, 1858; that
the several duties taxes ION income carriages and
plate, and licenses. assessed. enumerated and
tanned in said Second Annual Collection List, have
become due and payable; that will in person by
deputy attend to collecting and receiving the afore-
said duties taxes aud licenses assessed aud pay able
within the County Of Cumberland in said District,
At my Office No. - Exchange street. Portland. from
the second day of November. 1868, TO the 18th day
like manner attend to collecting and receiving du-
ties, taxes and licenses as Aforesaid assessed and
payable within the County of fork in said District,
at tho following designated times and places TO wit
November 10th; at the Newichawonock House in
South Berwick, on Tuesday, November 18th; at the
Berry Hotel in Alfred. on Wednesday, November
18th; at feleh's Hotel In Limerick. on Thursday,
November 10th. 1863 And further give notice that
all persons who shall neglect to pay the duties tax.
% and licenses assessed upon them aforesaid 10
said Collector or his deputy. within the times above
specified. will be liable under the provisions of See
tion 10 Of the Act OF Congress aforesaid to pay ten
per centum additional upon the amount thereof"
IL hoped that all persons having such taxes, du
ties licenses 10 pay, will attend to their pay
within the time prescribed, - am Instructed to
enforce the law In all cases of delinquency.
Persons in the County Of York DESTROYS OF so do
ing. can pay their taxes at my office. No. n Ex-
change street. Portland. prior to November l6th
1863 at which time the tax lists will be removed TO
the County of York.
Collector of the First Collection District
Portland, October Is, 1865.
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A Party OF False Pretenses.

The American correspondent of the London
Times has been, it is well known, under DEM
ocratc influences, talked with their public
men, and become acquainted with their opiu-
ions and designs. He writes the following to
the Times of Sept. 10th:
"The war will not last more than one year
beyond the next Presidential election, even
though events should not occur that NAV bring
an earlier close. The Northern Democrats
are nor for peace in their hearts and in their
private avowals, though their unworthy polt-
lcal leaders, with view TO the approaching
election, shrink from confessing and proclaim
ing it. If they get into power, they will first
try the now vain attempt Of conciliating the
South back into the Union, and after the fail
ure of that experiment OF reconstruction too
late! too late J they triN accept the necessity
Of recognition which will have been bedueath-
ed to them by the present Administration If
Lincoln, on the other hand, is reelected. the
Northern Democracy, no longer restrained by
the motive now influencing their leaders, uiH
soon, commencing in New York, reroiutio1i,e
the North itself against the Abolitionist Re-
puohcdns, or at least create such a state Of
things as will necessitate the maintenance of
repressive armies quite as large at the North
as at the South; and that will produce the
same result"
There are too many circumstances corrobo-
rative of the truth of the above, known to ev-
cry intelligent observer of public events, to
permit US to set it down as mere gossip. The
Democratic leaders in New York told Lord
Lyons substantially the same story as is now
repeated by the Times. correspondent. As for
Northern revolution-Did not Ex-President
Pierce promise il? And has it not already
been attempted ?-INew York paper.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15

The Courier of Tuesday says, 1--WE are told
that the rations at Mackey's Island are not
sufficient as dealt out by the proper officers,
and that there has been 4 neglect TO supply
salt, potatoes, and other eatables to which the
soldier is entitled, which he does not GET
This is grave charge, and, If true, Should
lead TO a change at once in the conmissary
department. A soldier, when he puts on his
uniform or soldiers dress, and puts his name
to the roll, not only comes under certain spec
filed obligations TO the government, but the
government comes under special obligations
TO him, the one as sacred and rrevocable as
the other Among the obligations of the gov
eminent to soldiers, is to furnish him a certain
quantity and quality offood. There never was
nation that provided SO well for its soldiers
as ours, but it has often been the case that
needless, parsimonious, or dishonest commits
saries have been the cause of much injusice in
this direction, of which the soldier has right
70 complain.
In relation TO Mackey's Island, we know
nothing of the ground of complaint-whether
or not there is any neglect, and if any, who is
In fault. We are inclined to the opinion that
the commissary, whoever he may be, is endeay-
oring to do his duty. Those who were not
informed In regard to what soldiers fare is,
may have been disappointed in this particular,
and complain where there is no just cause.
They may have supposed they were to have
turkey and cranberry sauce for dinner and
stewed oysters for supper, and not getting
them, are inclined to flare UP.
ii there is any real cause for complaint, if
the soldiers are not furnished with everything
that government designs for them to have, if
the food, clothing, accommodations or general
treatment, are not what the soldier is justly
entitled TO receive, whether he be officer or
private, rich or poor, we are In favor of calling
the men who are regardless of their obliga-
tons to those under their care, to strict
account before the bar of public sentiment,
which really is law in this country, military
and civil.
Ii there is soldier at Mackey's Island
whose clothing, provision, general accommo-
datiou and treatment are not such as a soldier
in the army of the United States is entitled to,
he has an opportunity of letting it be known
and having it changed. II such an one will
give us the name of the officer who fails to do
his duty so far as providing for the comfort of
the soldiers at that place, with the specific
charges showing wherein he is delinquent, we
will give him the benefit of our large circula-
ton, but we are not disposed to publish reports
duplicating an officer unless based on the best
evidence.
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Physical Education.

To The Editor Of the Press:
A correspondent of your paper, few days
since, waxed religious and philosophical upon
the subject of physical education" Such
sentiments, like the Fugitive slave law" work
better in theory than practice.
The counting-room clerk, growing jaundiced
and consumptve over his ledgers, enves the
very wood-sawyer in the street who can warm
his blood and grow strong by inyigorating ex-
ercise in the clear air of heaven, while he is
shut in the dusty store, with no muscular ex-
ercise but driving the commercial quill. He
longs for season of haymaking on his fathers
farm; but the laws of trade are as memorable
as the laws OF health and the clerk is not his
own master, but the slave Of the "ten hour
system
Look into the "back shops" of your fashion
able tailors' establishments! you will see youth
and beauty growing pale and hectic, round
shouldered and holow-chested, but still WELD
ing that instrument of death - the needle
Why don't they take exercise? Sure enough
How is it? when we see advertisements in
your columns-"A whole suit of clothes fur
nished in twenty-four hours" What time do
the back-shop girls have for physical culture
and ,chere lies the sin if they neglect to take
the necessary exercise to preserve their health
The meagre pittance received for this deadly
toll is scanty to procure food and clothing
The best and almost the only available rem
edy for all these drawbacks, has been recently
offered TO the dwellers of our city in DIR. Lew
is 'New Gymnastics" l was pleased to see
an able article In your paper by 81. N" upon
the comparative merits of the system. 1t is,
no doubt, the best in the world, and it is en-
tirely adapted to all classes of society, occupa-
ton and constitution. All persons of seden-
tary habits, and those engaged In light employ
ment, who are in want Of better physical de-
velopment, should lose no time in availing
themselves OF the inestimable good to be de-
rived from this scientific and systematic mode
of physical education" A set of apparatus
costing less than ore dollar, and course of
lessons that may be practised Lifetime, might
indeed rob the doctors, but would save many
from consumptive's grave. Nothing is more
conducive to strong lungs and fine, erect
figure.
This seems to be the only mode OF exercise
practicable for the laboring classes; and it is
enough to make one heart-sick to see our
promising young men grow imbecie and pre-
maturely old, and our women die in their
youth from this savish system of toll and in
action. REFoRMER,
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15
Ohio Election,

NEW YORK, Oct IA.
Hamilton county gives Brough $500 major
ity. In twenty-nine counties Brough has
37,3l6 majority. Gain over last year 23,2S9.
WASHINGTON, Oct II
The following are the returns from the Ohio
soldiers who voted at their several polling
places for Governor yesterday: :
18th regiment, Brough, 167; yallandigham,
none; 18th regiment, Brough, $50; yallandig-
ham, none; Whites Brigade, Brough, 1850 !;
allandigham, 8; Alexandria Hospital, Brough
48; Vallandigham, o; Conyalescent Camp,
Brough, liz; Vallandigham, TO- Arinory Hos
pital, Brough. SIS; vallandgham, .; Lincoln
and Emery Hospitals, Brough Al; Vallandig.
ham, 8: Camp Barry, Brough ST; yallandig-
ham, ~; Douglas Hospital, Brough, At; Val
landigham, none.
Total, Brough, 2Se2. yallandigham, 49,.
Brough's majority, 2S49.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IA.
The votes polled in Fort Federal Hill yes.
terday by the Ohio soldiers were for Vallan-
digham and 10 for Brough.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15

GREAT DISCOvERY.-Ana ADHESIVE preparation
that will STICK
Patches and Liningsto Boots and Shoes sufficient
ly strong without stitching;
That will enectually mend Furniture, Crockery
Toys,snd all articles of household use
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers
Manufacturers and Machinists
And Families,
wiilfnd II INVALUABLE. 1t Intellectually stopth t
leakage of Coal Oil.
1t is insoluble in water or OIL
tits liquid, and as easily applied as paste
II will adhere oily substances.
1t is
HILTON'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence, r. I.
Sappiiedin packages from 2 os. to looIbs., by
CHAS. RICHARDSON CO.
81 Broad Street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
febl7dly
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NEW YORK, Oct. IA.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch says the
Russian fleet now in New York harbor will
probably be reinforced by twelve more vessels
this winter.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
there is nothing In regard to the exchange of
prisoners, as the rebels have ceased to send
down any of the prisoners in their hands, and
declare all of their prisoners who are released
and paroled, exchanged, and force them into
the field Immediately. No more will be re-
turned at present, or until some arrangement
is made which will afford show Of justice
and equity, as between belligerents.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15
A MAINE SHIP TAKEN BY A REBEL, Pr.

The ship "Anna f.. Schmidt" burnt by the
rebel pirate Semmes, was a good A shin,
built here in 1854 and ewned SIS by George
Wise, 1-18 by Robert Smith, Jr., of this place,
3-l6 by Charles Williams, birmingham, Mass,
8. by George C. Lord 4, Co., Boston, 1-I6
10y Capt. Moses Milliken, Newburyport, and
others.
Capt. Twombly writes home that he was
robbed OF every thing but one trunk of cloth
ing and that he with his officers and crew
were kept IN irons in close confinement on
prisoner fare for twenty days.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15

AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITIONS THIS WEEK.
Kenncbec, at Readfeld, Wednesday and Thurs
day; West Somerset, at North Arson, Wedncs-
day and Thursday; Sagadahoc, at Topsham,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday; Cum
berland, at Portland, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday; West Oxford, at Fryeburg, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday; East Oxford,
at Rumiord Wednesday and Thursday; East
Washington, at Calais, Tuesday and Wednes-
day; China Town Fair on Thursday.
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Pennsylvania Election.

EAsToN, Pa, Oct. IS
Wayne county gives Woodward $50 MAORI
ty; Susquehanna gives Curtin 100; Cumber-
land gives Woodward 600; Carbon gives
Woodward 500; Bucks give. Woodward 400;
Lehigh, complete, gives Woodward 1868.
Forney's Press figures Curtin's majority at
about 22,000.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15

HALIfAN, n. 3, Oct. IA.
The rebel steamer Lee narrowly escaped
capture Off Wilmington. She was seen by two
biockaders. who Immediately pursued her,
firing several shots. One shot passed through
her forward and exploded inside, injuring three
of her crew. The passengers describe the
firing as fright sharp The r. +. Lee has
several naval officers on board on their way to
England for the purpose of bringing out some
vessels building there. She discharges here
and will soon leave for Dixie.
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Farorobte Condition of the National Finan-
ces-Iorei0n BANKERS BMHi,.l U. s. Bonds.

FarOrobte Condition of the National Finan-
ces-forei8n Bankers buying u. s. Bonds.
NEW YORK, Oct. II.
The Times Washington dispatch says the
national debt is far less in amount than the en-
emies Of the government hoped it would be
on the LIST Of October. The government en-
tiers upon the third year OF the war with a
debt of only 81 ,222, 10000. The increase OF
this debt hereafter win be moderate, the gov
ernment being abundantly supplied with mus
kets, cannon and clothing.
In speech last night at Armory Hospital,
the accomplished Registrar of the Treasury,
Hon. l.. 4. Chittenden, said that foreign capt.
talists were only too anxious to invest in gov
eminent securities.
Yesterday S350,00O worth Of United States
bonds were issued to foreign brokers, and the
government has money now on hand with
which to pay the entire army for the month of
November, which money was furnished by for
eign capitalists.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15

sSS- Down Easter speaks of heavy fog
in his locality. He says he hired man to
single barn. At noon the man complained
that it was terribly long barn, for lie had
been at work all the morning and hadn't got
one course laid. So after dinner he went to
see what he'd been about, and found that he
had shinged more than hundred feet right
out on tho fog!
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sg-John H. Hopkins. Bi.bon Of ,hs d,oce,

John II. Hopkins, Bishop of the diocese
OF Vermont. has written very angry letter
to Bishop Potter, in which he scolds the latter
for his protest'against Bishop Hopkins scan
dalous letter on the Bible views of slavarv.
THIS pro-slayery bishop of Vermont gives
notice that he will publish in few months
Rew work 10 defence of slavery.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15

New YORK, Oct. IA.
A Hilton Head letter to the Herald states,
under date OF the It'll inst. that the 9th Penn
sylvania relieves the 18th Maine at Fernando
ma. The regiments recently returned will, II
Is said, 60 Immediately 10 the front.
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DR.. J. W. KELLEY will be in attendance at his
Medical Office, 2l4 Congress street. opposite the
Universaist Church to give advice aud prescribe in
all forms of disease, Tuesday and Wednesday, the
18th and 14th of October. The sick are invited to
call. Advice free. oct9 dlws
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MIDDLE STREET NEW DRY GOODS STORE,
No. ST. near the Post Office
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
of new and fashionable Dry Goods, Shawls and
Cloaks, just opened. Wholesale and Retail.
FEUCHrWANGER s. ZCNDER.
See our advertisement in another column.
sept25 slms
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GowELL MoRRELL have just received their
FALL STOCK of DRY GOODS, and arc prepared
to show the public of the best selected stocks in
the city, at the lowest prices for CASH delivery.
Call and SEQ. 1873 Middle Street
Portland, Sept. 3, 1888. codtf
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15
IMPORTS.

Annapolis rs. Sch Residcnt-25 cords wood, 50
bbls mackerel master.
Hillsboro NIB. Sch Celes.e-lso tons coal to he.
rosene Oil Co.
Sch wilmot-73 tons coal, to kerosene Oil Co; 10
bush potatoes, I sheep skins. order.
Sch Nolga-l3o tons Goa, to Kerosene Oil Co.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15
fpcr civ of Baltimore =, xau y.-l

h'i Nts VI Dnitituoret Al new L 0rk.
Ar At Liverpool 2sth ult VIM Rathbone, Pratt. I'm
Sid 21;h ult. Annie sise Weeks, for Gale; goth.
5o., narrs ana Lucy Thompson. Croker, do;
Emit for ldg 2sth. Robin Hood Matthews, n York.
Arat London 18th ult, Crimca. Peabody Rangoon
brero.
Emit out 18th. Ocean. for Boston.
Cid 18th. Chimborazoo. Henry, St John NIB: High
land Chief. Harrison. Akyab.
Ar at Deal 2sth. Sebastian Cabot. Hopkinson, Lon.
don for bombay. land proceeded; BellOns, Pink.
Sailed FIN Portsmouth 2eth ut. Brilliant, Mcleod.
for Boston.
Ar At Falmouth 2sth ult. Lyon, Cooper. FIN Akysb;
Sid 27th. southerner. soule. Bremen; Tempest,
Whitney, ttrom Asyabl tor Antwerp; s7th Jane D
Ar at Bristol Pin 2sth. VIM Cummings, johnson.
New York. land proceeded to Brstol)
Sailed from Newport 18th, Far West, Sickels, Cape
Arat Cardiff oath. Atlantic. williams. Gloucester.
Portland; Albert Edward. McKenney, Madras.
AZ at Fleetwood 18th ult, John Henry. Howe,
Ar at Glasgow 2sth. Shamrock, Doane. FIN Call.o:
Tanaro. Kelley, Pomaron.
Sailed from londonderry 2eth, Ann Z Thompson,
Ar at Dublin 2arh. Fanny Fern, Robbins, from St
John NIB.
Arat Queenstown soth. G Carver. from Bangor
Ar at Madeira ID uit Executive, Gorhsm, rerceira,
land sailed eth for Turks leland
AT at Trieste Gath ult, Flying Eagle Nelson. from
Ar at Marscies Goth ult, Tahiti. Leeman, I'm New
York.
Cid at Gibraltar 2lst ult, Richard LII. Grecnough,
Rangoon.
rat Dundee 9th alt. Anna Kimbal Marsh, I'm
Calcutta.
Ar at Bremcrhaven ssth uls Equal Rights, Keller,
Callao.
Cork Sept a. The Clyde. Perry. from Cardiff for
New York, which pnt into Queenstown yesterday
has been surveyed and ordered to discharge.
Belfast, Sept % The Hampdcn. from Leth for
Boston. which put into Carickfergus Is reported By
the captain mot leaky.
June H. lat Is n Ion 1876 ship jack Eros. Emery.
from Hong Hong for Melbourne.
Aug 3. lat AZ y. lon 20 w. bark Mt Vernon steer
ing s. in want OF medical assistance.
Sept %. lat Al n. lon 20 W. ship Cumberland
Waite from Cardiff. steering SW.
Oct TO- lat 80 40 lou IS IS, bark A Allen 10 DAYS
from Tortugas for New York.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Havre 2sth ut, ship Mary Goodell MEG livery,
Callao.
Sid I'm Cardiff 2Sth ult, ship Emily Hall. Hall for
Ar at Pctou I'd inst, ship Geo Turner Illsley from
Marseilles. do.
Ar at st John NIB 9th inst. sch Quickstep j ohnson.
from Portland for Hillsboro SB.
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nB- The South Berwick Baptist Church
will celebrate the 10th anniversary on the 18th
of November

SEES woman in another column picking Sambuc
GraPes for Speer's Wine. 1t Is admirable article
used in hospitals and by the first families in Paris
London and New York. in preference TO old Port
WINE. Its worth trial asst gives great satisfac
tion. dec22dIy
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, free from Tan Pir,-
pies and Freckles may easily b. procured by using
shaving II is unsurpassed-a single drop making a
fine lather 1t Is composed of palm-oif, honey and
other valuable articles highly pcrfumcd by its
ingredients, and when used for washing, night and
morning renders the skin son and white, and free
from beinish. Price so cents. For sale BY ii. H.
HAY. Agent for Maine. and all druggists.
auRl2 deod& oeMSms
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sT-Consumption and Catarrh. and all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs, successfully treated BY lrHA.
LATIoS, BY G.. MORSE, NJ. D.,
aulS'62 cod Corner Smith and Congress Sts
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SPEClAL MOTIF ES.

MoLAssEs.-l51 Hhds., 20 Tierces Mu.coyado-
800 Hhds., Is Ticrces, Prime Clsyed-for sale by
HARRIS BROTHERS, No. 2g2 Fore street
ocl5 distf
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NJ H. UoWnss SegetaDle balsamlc Elixir.
This honest, standard old CouGH REMEDY, made
thirty-three years. 1t 10 warranted as usual for
Coughs, Colds, Whoopiag Cough. Group, asthma,
and all diseases tending to Consumption.
We have testimonials from many of the best ply ST.
clans and gentlemen of standing among whom we
mention the Hon. Paul Diinz ham, Lieut. Gov. of
Vermont; Hon. Bates Turner, late Judge Of the su-
preme Court of Vermont; DIR. J. d. Wood ward
Brigade Surgeon L. S. Army.
JOHN T. HENRY& Co, Proprietors
Successors to n. Ii. Downs
WATERBURY, vi.
" Price % cents. 80 cents. and 81 per bottle
II Ii. Hay and j. W. Perkins Co. Portland
Ne, Wholesale agents for Maine. oe5 eds ewsws
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MARRIED.


In this city. 18th inst. by Rev. VIM. X. Clark,
Joseph II. fhorndike and Miss Jane A. Wighley,
both of this city.
In Ssccarappa. Oct. II. by Rev. A. Moore. Joseph
Harelton and Miss Mary Schwartz. all OF s.
At Mechanic Falls Oct IL. by Rev. Joseph Kyle,
Hiram Moore and Miss Ellen j. Briggs. both of NF.
In rhipsburg, Oct. 81, Augustus Emery and Miss
Rose A. Jewell, of L.
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rae circulation Of the Daily Press is larger
than that of any other daily in the city.

TKaxs.-ss.o0 year II paid tcithia three months
from the date Of subscription or 500 at the end Of
the gear.
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DIED.

In this city Oct IL. Cordelia wife OF Mr. John
Oats. and daughter of VIM. T. J. and Emma Cum.
mings, of Jonesport. aged % years months.
sY-Funeral this Thursday afternoon, at 81 o'clk
In this city. Oct. l3 Mr.. Patrick Hogan. aged IS.
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IF CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
At this Office. II
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF Nd.

wedne sday,. ..................O ctoberI4 ~.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston. Knight, Boston.
Steamer Daniel Webster, Deerng, Bangor.
Brig Idella. Brl Atherton. Fall River.
Sch Resident tBrl Anthony, Annapolis Ms.
Sch Wimot. tBrl Allen. Hillsboro NIB.
Sch Volga. iBrl Gillespie Hillsboro NIB.
Sch Abbie knight, Philadelphia.
Sch l W Pierce, Loring, Philadelphia.
Sch White Sea. Littefeld. Boston.
Sch Elvira, Warren. Cutler for Boston.
Sch Oasis Sproul. Bangor for Boston.
Sch Eliza Otis, Ryder. Bangor for New London.
CLEARED.
Bark Ellen Stevens, Howe, Cardenas s. st John
Smith. a.
Bark Jas Ward. Nickel.. Cardcnas-A Hob
son.
Sch Flora, tBrl Potter, wcstport Ns-master.
Sch Radiant ( Brl Durham, ST George NB-mastcr.
DISASTERS.
Brig Young Republic of Portland from Havana,
with sugar. put into Hilton Head 9Th inst in distress
leaking badly. She left again on the sth in tow of
the Continental. but when of Cape Lookout, bear
ing west 40 miles distant she broke adritt durirga
heavy blow, and could not make fast again on
count Of the heavy The brig then bore up for
Beaufort NC.
Ship + Chapman. and bark Raven. both from
Now York for San Francisco. are reported TO have
put into RE Janeiro, in distrers; no date.
DOMESTIC PORTS. .- 4-.
SAN FRANCISCo-Ar 18th ult, ships John jay,
Lester, I'm Shanghae via kanagawa u days; Black
Prince, Chase Hong Kong
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DISASTERS.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCo-Ar 18th ult, ships John jay.
Lester. I'm Shanghai via kanagswa "a days. Black
Prince, Chase, Hong Kong
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BROKERS, BOARD,

you are in want OF any kind of PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. Of
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15
N. q. Downs's Vegetable Balsamic Elixi

Made from the pure Bo,,ams Of Vermont.