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The Portland daily press., 1863-10-01
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:
DEAR SIR;-A lady OF my acquaintance was troub-
led with attacks of sick headache for num-
Der of years. and could find relief until she tried
L. f. ATWO0DS BITTERS. which effected per-
manent cure by the use of one bottle.
Nv daughter was troubled with attacks of severe
headache and vomiting arising from derap cement
of the stomach, which have been cured by the of
these Bitters. and have myself been troubled with
dyspepsia. which has already been relieved by this
valuable remedy. j always keep it on hand. as
believe it to be speedy for all deran gements
the stomach and liver; and for female complaints
when arising from debility of the digestive organs.
Yours truly, CHAs WHITNEY.
ER-THERE Is A BASE IMITATION signed m" f.,
insteadQf L. T. Aticood. The genuine as signed l..
+. Atnood and as safeguard against imposition
bears an EXTRA LABEL, countersigned III. III. HAY,
Druggist, Portland Ne, sole General Agent.
For sale By respectable dealers in medicine geHer-
ally. jyl3 6meod&w
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naval Academy, Newport r. /.

The stories we have heard so much of, about
the hurried and loose examinations at West
Point and Newport, and the low standard of
scholarship required for admission, are prob
ably untrue in every essential particular.
Having just returned from the examination
OF very large class at Newport-the largest
and best class, we are told, that ever offered
themselves there-and having seen them so
thoroughly tried. and withal so patiently and
fairly, we cannot Withhold our testimony to the
faithfulness and kindness of the examining
boards; nor the expression of our utter dsbe-
lief in what is told of the examinations at
West Point.
In the first place, preliminary to all other
questions, is that of good moral character
These national schools were never intended
for reform schools, nor for Houses of refuge
for troublesome or unmanageable boys; but
for boys with the habits and instincts of
gentlemen, at least il not always of Christian
gentlemen.
In the second place, the physical constitu-
ton Of the candidate must be unobjectionabe
--faultless, indeed. Ii weak, or deformed, or
deficient in hearing, sight, alertness, or self
possession, or maniiestly under size, he cannot
be received.
And, thirdly, he must undergo without
fiinehing or qualing, and without hurry or
being hurried, both written ard oral examina-
tons in grammar, geography, composition,
arithmetic, and photography. He must give
written answers on the spot to written ques-
tions-give his reasons-wrte from dictation
and read as il he understands what he is
reading These facts ought to be known for
the credit of our country. In.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-01

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 20.
Five days later news from Western Kansas
say the rebels Coffee and Hunter are encamp-
ed in Cowskin prairie with 1000 men. Kirby
Smith is at Arkadelphia. The rebel army,
which is said TO number $4,000 men, is with
him. Gen Cabel, with Texas troops and Ar
kansas coDscripts, has joined him. a powder
mill at Arkadelphia, containing upwards of
100000 kegs of powder, exploded on the 10th.
This loss is regarded as fatal by the Rebels
Great dissatisfaction exists with Kirby Smith.
Gen. Cabell is regarded as the best man in the
State.
Gen. Blunt is at Fort Scott, organizing new
Kansas regiments. wi ich he expects to lead
into Texas in a few days. Negroes are arriv-
ing in large numbers to join Kansas regiments.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Shan ghae July 81 ship Asa Eldridge. Coleman ;
Lille. Knows: and Wild Gazelle. Humphrey. une
bark Nellie Merrill Staples. for Hakodi, land cid
Doth y Forest Belle Percival unc.
Ar at Swallow June 49, ship Andes, Spence, from
Newchwang.
AT Hong Kong July %. ship Bavaria. Warren. for
Manila; Panama. Sonle. from whampoa, ar 26th. for
New York; Sarah Chase, Evans, for Ningpo; Argo-
raut, Norton. for sale.
AT Manila July 2i. bark Amanda Larrabee. from
Cardiff. .
AT Batavia July 80, bark Rocket Freeman from
New York, unc.
Sailed from Constantinoplc 4th inst. bark Armenia.
Cid at Malaga sth inst bark VIM Wilson. Plum
mer. New York.
Ar at Trinidad 18th inst, bark Casco, Gardiner, FIN
New York.
Ar at Cicnfuegos 18th inst bark Lysander, Glover,
Boston. Ns HfE Is ttg
Ar at Havana 10Th inst brig Ann Lovett Portland:
18Th. bark II Ii knight, Johnson, do.
Cid 10th. bark Hamilton, Soule, for Cardenas;
brig Proiege, Reynolds, Boston
Sid 18TH bark Ada Carter kenney, New York !;
18th, brig J Sawyer for do
In port 18th. barks Topeka. Saunders; J Bishop.
Downey, and Illinois. Freeman. for New York; Mer-
rimac. Lewis, and X III Knight johnson, for Boston /;
C Is Hamilton, Soule, unc: brigs Maine. tBrl Clas-
SEN and Ocean Eagle, (Brl Berry, for New York I;
Young Republic, Barker, for Portland; Harriet,
Brown, unc.
Ar al Matanzas 18th inst. bark winslow, Davis, I'm
Bangor. tttF
Sid 18th, brig Polledo, Warwick. Boston.
Ar at Cardenas 10th inst. bark Carlton, Calais.
Ar at do 18th, bark St Jago, White, Havana
Sid 10th, bark Indian Belle. tBrl Tenney. Sagua
Ar at Pietou Ms. 18th inst. brig Harvest Moon
18th. brig scotland Carmichael. Providences sch NJ
II Mahoney. Maeomber, Bucksport 18th. brig
Mariner, Mariner. Boston; sch Olive Matilda. Will
lard, Bath; 23d. brig Eudorus. Pinkham. Portland
Cid 18th. brigs Florence. Wnslow, Pembroke; 49,
Alpha, Coafeet, do; sch W Loud. Harrington.
Boston; 22d. bark Rosamond, Pickett Bnetonche'
23d, brig Jessie Rhynas Pendleton. and blckmore'
Tracey. do; Sitka. Brown, Pembrokei sen Gar
Hammond Wareham.
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New YORK. Sept. 80.
The War Department has ordered Court
of Inquiry, to investigate the conduct of Gen
erals McCook and Crittenden in the late bat
ties near Chattanooga.
The Worlds dispatch says no fears need be
entertained that the Army of the Potomac is
weaker than the force in its front. From the
latest advices it appears that it largely out
against the rebel line of all arms, while we
have large force of cavalry seldom idle. but
daily at every point hanging over the enemy
and making every movement on his part diff
cult.
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Administrators Sale.

vVlIE subscriber will sell at auction on the prem
l. ises, on Thursday, November 10Th. 1853 unless
sooner disposed of NJ private salel at ten O'Clock
A, NJ. the Hon Instead Farm of the late Marshal N.
Mosher. situated In Gorham, the road leading
from Little Falls to Saccarappa, and from Gorham
Corner TO Saecarappa-containing seventy of
land and new swo-story house finished outside
and painted; four rooms fnisheda good cellar large
barn aud shocmaker's shop. all in good repair. Said
farm has a never falling spring of water in the pas
ture, another within fifteen rods of the house. Said
farm has some valuable walnut timber and white
ash.
For further particulars and terms of sale enquire
of the subscriber at Little Falls, Gorham, Me.
FREEMAN HARDING. Administrator.
Gorham. Sept. 80. 1853 ocil d1aw3w& w5w.16
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Kirby Smith Proclain,s Himself Dictator of
Louisiana, arkansas and Te.ras-30D 900
Negroes called out.
NEW York, Sept. 30.
The Herald's New Orleans letter OF the 10th
says: from high official in General Grants
command, learn that rebel deserters, who
have entered our lines at Vcksburg, within
the last five days, report that Gen. Kirby Smith
has proclaimed himself Military Dictator of
the States OF Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas,
and has issued proclamation calling out two
hundred thousand negroes, aud is conscriptng
all the white men in those States between the
ages of I6 and 60.
From the same officer we learn that Union
meetings have been held in the States OF Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee, and that the stars aud
stripes have been raised nearly 100 miles to
the rear of Vicksburg.
On Monday morning last, about o'clock,
the troops stationed in Natchez We're startled
by hearing several voleys of musketry, and
looking in the direction of the firing, they
were surprised at seeing upon the opposite
bank of the Mississippi, and not more that
quarter of a mile to the left, running infantry
fight. In this neighborhood was large camp
OF contrabands, and as they were seen to flee
from the firing it was supposed that a raid had
been made by gnerrilas.
The 95th Illinois, Co. G, Nth Illinois, LIST
Kansas and 18th Wisconsin regiments, were
Immediately ordered under arms, under Col.
Humphrey of the 95th Illinois. and proceeded
at once to cross the river. Before they en-
barked. a courier arrived with the news that
force of guerrillas, two hundred strong, had
attacked the company of the 30th Missouri,
who were guarding a pontoon train When
the gnerrilas saw the force crossing the river
they hastily left, leaving two of our men killed
aud four wounded upon the field. Col Hum
phrey chased them fourteen miles, and coming
up with portion OF them a skrmish ensued,
in which four Of the rebels were killed and
captain and several privates captured.
Arriving at a Bayou, over which there was
bridge, the rebels crossed and burned the
bridge before our troops arrived, thus cutting
on further pursuit Here the enemy were re-
inforced by from 2000 TO $500 men, who fired
a volley as we advanced.
Skirnshers were thrown out, and for nearly
an hour the firing continued, when Col. Hum
phrey, finding that the enemy occupied very
strong position. and fearing that he would he
outflanked, fell back and returned to Match
ez. In the skirmish lost one killed and six
wounded.
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DOMEsTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS--Ar 10Th, barks Commerce Rob-
inson. Philadelphia; Edwin Lindsey. do; Transit.
Pierce. and Mary b Rich Clapp, Boston; brig Ida N
Comery. Mcclellan, Philadelphia; 2lst. bark White
Sea. Evans. New York
cid 18th. brig Afaratta Slower. Philadelphia 18th
ship Alexander. Brown. New York.
Sid 20ih. ship Hobomok. Kelley, New York; barks
Alamo Godfrey do: Nathan Southland. Boston.
BALflMoRE-Ar 2sth. brigs Wright. Haines,
Aspinwali; virginia. Carver. fun Gardiner Herald.
Observation-Disclosures 10Th. sch Wheeler, Nc
Laughiin, Gardiner.
Cld 18th, sch Isabella Thompson, Corson. for Fall
cid 2sih. ship Harpswell. Rogers for Montevi deo
bark ST Marys. Bryant Falmouth 4; brig sam Lind
NEW YoRk-Ar 2sth ship Sorrento Thompson.
keunebuuk; brigs New York. Cooper. Mention: L X
Curiiss fucker Lingan CB; sehs Chas Heath Wy
man Bangor; Reno Small. Machias.
Cid 2sih. ship Calhoun. Page. for Liverpool; bark
Scotland. Rollins, Philadelphia. 81
Cid 18th, ships American Congress. Woodward, for
London: Consignment. Turkey. St George: brig T'hos
Iurre Thompson. Mayaguez; Camuck. Iettengil.
Ezabethport: schs Addie simpson. Bates last
port; ID II Baldwin, Knowlton, Belfast; Clara Ellen,
GRAY. Boston: Susan Bearse. do.
PRovlDENCE-sid 18th. schs Forest. Wilson, n
York; Phenx. Henley. New York tor Bangor.l
Sid 10Th. sch Yantc. Bancroft. Calais.
WiCkFoRD-sld 18th. sch Rachel Beals. Smith,
PAwrUCKET-sId 10Th, sch Madonna Coombs,
Philadelphia. or Bangor.
HOLINESS HoLE-Ar 10th. sch White squall,
Haley. Boston for Philadelphia.
Sid 2sth. brigs MansaDilla. J Means, Lillian: schs
C Fantauzzi. Redington. aud others.
FALL RIVER-Ar 18th. sch Velocity, Rich. New
York.
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar 2sth. sch Sophia Jameson,
Jameson. Baltimore.
wAREliAM-sld 2sth, sch searsyille. Sears. New
Bedford.
BoSroN-Ar 29th, schs Rough & Ready. Achorn,
and Columbia. Crosby. Bangor; Jane. Loud, and
Henrietta. Pool, do; Zone. Nickerson. do; Ophr.
Snow, Penobseot; Hudson, Berry, Phipsburg; Har-
ret, Spauding. Rockland; Indus, Griffin. I'm Glou-
cester.
Ar Both. schs Arno Knight. st John NIB; Alpine,
Pressey, and Ida MAY. Arey, Ezabethport Zina
Bradbury, Machas; Oregon. Miller. Bluehi; An
coma. Leighton. Jonesport; Peru, Creamer: Magnum
Bonum. Rich; Mirror Nickerson; Aurora Rich;
Luella Linuell Eagle. Merritt. and lantic Harding.
Bangor; Sarah Elizabeth. Boice, swans Island
Comet, Howe and Concern. Oliver. Bath; Gentle,
Perkins Gloucester.
Cid Both. brig Fredonia, Treworgy Ellsworth: schs
Dorcas Halves, MeCutchins. PASSPORT; splendid. Var
mum. Damariscotia.
PORrSMoUTH-Ar 2sth schs Gamma. Pinkham.
Baltimore; Alquizer, Watts, Nanticoke River; Hos
sufh. Lee New York
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From Missouri.

LEAvENwoRTH, Sept. %.
Gov. Gamble having authorized Col Moss
of Liberty, Mo-, to arm men in Platte and
Clinton counties, he has armed most of the
returned rebel soldiers and men under bonds,
and his men are now driving the Union men
out of Missouri Over one hundred families
crossed the river to-day. Many OF the wives
of the Union soldiers have been compelled TO
leave, and four or five Union men have been
murdered by Moss's men.
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% The following is a list of the casualties
the 23d, among the Maine troops:
Alonzo Smith, Co. Z, 9th Me. Vols, both
thighs fractured, dead.
Stephen Ii. Day, Co. ID, 9th Me. Vols, in
right thigh.
Geo. w. Richardson, Co. |, 9th Maine, leg.
Dedths.-At Morris Island, Capt. Scollay ID.
Baker, Co. |, 9th Maine, killed by solid shot
Sept.9. Private James Jordan, Co. Z, 9th
Maine. Sept. II, typhoid fever.
At Beaufort, Sept. %, private George w.
Graves, Co. X, 9th Maine, chronic darrhea.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-01

GREAT DISCoyERY.-Ana adhesive preparation
that will STICK
Patches and Liningsto Boots and Shoes sufficient.
ly strong without stitching;
That will efectually mend Furniture, Crockery
Toys, and all articles of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers
Manufacturers and Maehnists,
And Families,
willfnd it INVALUABLE! 1t INTELLECTUALLY stopthe
leakage of Coal Oil.
Ii is insoluble in water oil.
It's liquid. and as easily applied as paste
Ii will adhere oily substances.
Its
HILT0N'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT.
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence, X. !.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 80.
letter from the steamer Seminole, dated
Rio Del Norte, Sept. 18th, says the most valu-
able prize of the war has been captured by
the Seminole, under commander Roland She
is OF British build, aud over 300 feet long. and
showed British colors. She has evidently been
fitted out in England for iebel mall-ol-war.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-01
THE MAINE CENTRAL DErALcAr1o,

THE MAINE CENTRAL DEFALcATIoN-
The Watervie Mail that has the best means
OF learning the facts in the defacation case,
says the statements in the Evening Courier
and other papers in the State are ran
dom compound of truth and error. The
Mail says-"Negotiations for complete set
tlement of the claims OF the road have been in
progress, without as yet efectirg this object
What is the actual amount Of the delalcation
it is folly for any one to assert, as those most
familiar with the whole affair admit that there
is no positive means of ascertaining. A con-
siderable sum has been established-beyond
which all is guess work"-and as agents OF
the road profess to desire nothing more than
complete restitution of the amount of def
cency, and as Mr.Noyes declares his detrmna-
ton to refund, to the extent of his means, the
full amount of claim that may be established,
there ought to be Il speedy adjustment"
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-01
From Charleston.

New YORK, Sept. 80.
The Herad's Morris Island letter reports
the arrival OF two or three divisions of Lees
army in Charleston. Beauregard's force now
numbers $4,000 or 10000 men, Gen. Evans
division is known to be with him. On the
oath, one of our heavy rifed guns opened for
while on Fort johnson with great effect
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eodtf

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, free from Tan, Pin
pies and Frecklcs, easily b. procured by using
the "B4LM or 4 THOUSAND FLOWERS." For
shaving it is unsurpassed-a single drop making a
fine lather. II composed of palm-oil, honey aud
other valuable articles, highly pertumed by its
ingredients, and when used for washing. night and
morning. renders the skin soft and white, and free
from blemsh. Price so cents. For sale by Ii. IL.
HAY. Agent for Maine, and all druggists.
augl2 deod& oew3ms
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ReneraI Of Firing upon Fort Sumter.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 80
The American has the Richmond Enquirer
OF yesterday A dispatch from Charleston,
dated the 18th, says the enemy with their Nor
ris Island batteries were firing slowly at the
ruins OF Fort Sumter to-day for the first time
for several weeks. No damage was done.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-01

Richmond Sentinel, states the terms on which
peace will be accepted by the South:
"Mason's and Dixon's line as boundary, the
exclusive navigation of the Mississippi below
Cairo, full decentralization for all the negroes
stolen aud property destroyed, the restoration
OF Fortress Monroe, jefferson, Key West, and
all other strongholds which may have fallen
into their possession during the war. If they
are unwilling to accede TO these terms, / pro-
pose an indefinite continuance OF the war I'M
til the now existing fragments OF the old I'm
ion break to pieces from mere rottenness and
want of cohesion, when we will step in as the
only flrst-class power on the Western hemi-
sphere and take possession of the pieces as
sublugated and conquered provinces"
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DIED.

In this city. Sept. 90. Mrs. Sophronia Lord form
erly of Skowhegan, aged 50 years
- Funeral this Thursday forenoon, at ! d o'clk
at the residence of her son. james Lord, As Winter
street.
In this city. Aug s. Clara f. Smith. aged 10 months.
In this city. Sept. g. Mr. Joseph II Ferris. aged
% years.
In Freeport Sept. Is. Dan'i X. Rodck. aged =.
In Sweden, Sept. II, George, of Benjamin and
Charlotte Neyers. aged IL years IL months.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-01

GowELL & MoRRELL have just received their
FALL STOCK of DRY GOODS, and are prepared
to show the public of the best selected stocks in
the city at the lowest prices for CASH delivery.
Call and sec. 1873 Middle Street.
Portland Sept. s, 1863. eodtf
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MARRIED..

In this city. Sept 80, BY Rev. C. II. Moor Rev.
X. A; BALLoU, of Augusta editor of the Gospel
Banner and Miss AUGUSTA j !, daughter of GRO w.
WooDMAN, Esq of this city.
In Standsh, sept 30. at the parsonage. by Rev ii.
III. Martin. Thomas Bickford, of Bangor and Miss
Mary f. Leayitt OF South Standish
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-01

gY- The following are among the names of
the non-commissioned officers and private sol
diers lately furloughed by Gen. Gilmore for
distinguished bravery in the trenches before
Fort Wagner: J. II, Damon, S. Clough, ].
Stearn, II. l.. Bixby, c. ii. York, T. w. Tread
well, G. Il. Holt, F. E. Searney, George Tay-
lor, of the 9th Maine regiment; - Moore,
18th Maine regiment.
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PROPOSALS.
OrrIcr rpy A. A. o. NJ.

OFFICE OF THE A. A. Q. NJ.
Portland, Me, Sept. %. 1868
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ oice until Saturday, Oct. 10, at IL M for build
ing Brick GUARD HOUSE at Fort Preble, Port
land Harbor. Me. Plans and specifications may Do
seen at SO High street, from TO clock each even
ing The A. O. NJ reserves the right to reject any or
all bids not deemed advantageous to the Govern
ment HENRY INMAN,
LIST Lieut. 9TH Infantry. and A. A. O. Nj. L. s-A-
sep29 I'd
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To the Public.

MY attention having been called to "A Card
Ivl published in the 1deerfiser of this morning,
and signed by w. f. Chadwick. beg leave to say IN
reply thereto. that perfectly willing that the
lady and gentlemen guests of the "Preble House.
should be the judges to whether they most
insu ted last evening by the loud profane and indie
cent language of Mr.. Chadwick, or by my interfe-
renee, as was my duty. 10 check the same.
j. GRAHAM.
Portland. Sept. 30, 1863. octl lite
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SEE woman in an other column pickin Sam buc
Grapes, for Speers Wine. ltis an admirable article
used in hospitals, and by the first families in Paris
London and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine tits worth trial, as il gives great satisfac
ton dec22dly
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MIDDLE STREET NEW DRY GOODS STORE
No. 81. near the Post Office.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
of new and fashionable Dry Goods Shawls and
Cloaks, just opened. Wholesale and Retail.
FEUCHrWANGER ZUNDER.
~ See our advertisement in another column
sept25 dim
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Store for Sale.

yUyHE four.story brick store in Free Street-No.
IL in the Free Street Bock-next east OF fofords ..
ENQUIRE OF III. +. MACH1N, 6alt Block, or 4 &
ap9istf p. BARNES, s4i Middle Street.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-01

tB-If you are in want of any kind OF PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. If
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-01

Sg-Invaids laboring under any form of long
standing or chronic disease arising from impure
condition of the blood and other circulating fluids
should not fail to call Dr. ii. L. DAVIS, 229J Con-
gress street. Thursday aud Friday, Oct lst and 3D.
aud ascertain what disease they laboring under,
and if there be possibility of a by the use of
proper remedies. Advice free. septic diff
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sB- CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
at this office. If
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IMPORTS.

Pictou Ms. Bark Albion Lincoln-3OO tons coal to
Jas Farmer.
Windsor Ms. Sch Wentworth-l65 tons plaster
2I6 sheep skins, A ID hidden.
Newport Ms. Sch Lark-lI2 tons plaster. order.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-01

Sappliedin packages from OF. to l00Ebs., by
CuAS. RICHARDSON CO.
81 Broad Street. Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
feblTdly
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PASSENGERS.

In steamer Arabia. from Boston for Liverpool
Mr. and Mrs III Cooper and infant, and Miss Cooper,
of Hallowell.
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SPOK EN-.

Sept H. lat a. Ion "a, brig Eaglet Terry FIN Balti-
more for Rio Janeiro-
Sent 30 rs miles South of Barnegat brig j W Bar.
ter from Philadelphia for Boston; same time, sch
Ida + Wheeler from do for Portland.
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MARYLAND Oak Thinner.

4 CARGO now landing per brig Trenton consist
IA ing of plank stocks. MINDLESS pieces, stem,
transoms, risers, &C., for sale by t
McGILyERY. RYAN & DAVIS,
oct1 diff 161 Commercial street.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

wednesday,. Septem bel 30.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston. Knight, Boston.
Steamer Daniel Webster. Deering, Bangor.
Steamer Harvest Moon. Roix. Gardiner.
Bark Albion Lincoln. Bibber. Pictou.
Sch Wentworth. tBrl Cochrane. Windsor Ms.
Sch Lark, tBrl Moore Newport Ms.
Sch T Abel, Bragg. Albany.
Sch citizen, Upton, Boston.
Sch Messenger, Fogg. Boston.
Sch Texas, Ross. Boston.
Sch Margaret. Richards. Boston.
Sch Advance. fogg. Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Willets, New York = Emery
& Fox.
Brig Zambezi. tBrI Burke. Cow Bay CD master.
Sch Plymouth. tBr Smith. Parsboro NS-masfer
Sch Maracabo, Henley. New York-orlando Nick
erson
Sch Jerusha Baker. Barberick. Boston-w New
hail.
Sch Freeport. Thorndike. Thomaston-master.
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Brig Aroostook for SAIL.

~ Said Brig is fine vessel Of 2s7 tons burthen
49, half poop deck, between A aud years old
49, and carries 400 tons coal $500 bbIs. She
has ever been coppered and has always proved her
self tightand staunch vessel, and is well found in
sails and fittings cut.
For particulars apply to
j. s. wINSLOw,
oct1 lw Central Wharf Portland.
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ATTENTION
M. MCCARTHY,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
Has removed from No. % Temple Street to
NO. Sc EXCHANGE STREET,


TIME Annual Meeting of the Portland Benev olent
l society will be held at office of the Portland
Five Cents Savings Institution l02 Middle street.
on "wednesday, october l4th, at O'Clock p. NJ, for
the choice OF officers.
MARTIN GORE. Secretary.
Portland, Sept 80, 1868.
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stray Cow,

HAME into the enclosure of the subscriber on the
~ 18th inst, red COW. The owner l. requested
to prove property, pay charges and take her away.
SAMUEL HAWKES..
Standish, Sept 90 1863 oc1 dat
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

wANTED.-FouR or FIVE COOP PANT MAX
Frs. by T.. b. FROST.
sep3) div