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Nmusemetlts.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF TIE NEW PIECE
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE NEW PIBCA.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE NEW PIECE.
BY far the most hing rathee elegant. sad succssa
MOlAL DRAMA Produced here for yesr.i,
THE TICKF,T-OF-L MAN,
TIE TICNET-OF.LEAVE MAN
THE, TICKET F-LEAVE MAN.
THE TICKET.OF-LEAvE MAN
By TON TAYLOR embracing IN it, cast the ENPfRD
slREAGrh olthe company, VITA EW ANp ,bEAUTiFS0
This piece sbouuds Win thrilling and starting Incident NJ
schairs the almost ahes attention Of tne ,dence k.0
highest degree 1; also illustrates the
BEAUTY OF HONESTY AND VIRTUE,
and tho ines.iinable
BLESSINGS OF HEAyEN-BORH CHARITY.
It win be produced
EVERY AFTERNOON at 3 ocoeS, aid
EVERY EVENING eth
4 DRAMATIC SKETCH,
THE TENANTS OF THE TOMB
in which viii b. introduced the great
SPECTRAL, iLLDsloH. TIE GHOST.
During each Performance VII appear
from the principal of Pats Berlin LondoA
&c, who produces tho wonderful music the insrs.
Inent he calls he
MISS BORA DhwRoN, DousLE-voiCED sINozA
10 fG III iS S's5yy X us 81 Ta5yrE
Consia, ng Of six figures, size Of c wish play upon
NOVEL PIANOS Or. HAhPEElANS,
prod cling mrc equal fail orchestra living perfosnAs,
beside
GIANT BOY AND GIANT GIRL,
ZACH EIGHT FEET HIGH 1,
TIE TALLEsT HUMAN BEINGS
ever Known tho face OF tAe gioOe.
THE LILiPUrIAN KING,
FOURTEEN YEARS OLD.
ONLY TyyESrY-rWO iNCEES HON,
WEIGHING But SEVENTEEN P0UNo0
the smallest LIVING known.
Just aided immense wing
sPECALED BROOE TROUT,
weighing "A pounds.
rlREt GROUPS OF MOVING WAX FIGURES.
THU MONSTER sEgpENT5 GRAND AQUAliA, SEA
LION, MAMMOTH BEAR,
ROBERT HOUDlN'S AUfOhAIOS WRITER
EDUCATED SEAL, plays MUSICAL I,SfRUIENT. -
Notwithstanding titse attractions the price OF sd
mission remains only u Children und-. Is oestA
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Nrw YORK, Dec. i6. l9i2.

NV DIRK, Dec. TO- IT,
4 7 A MEETING Of the Board Of Directors
n Of the NEW-JEKSEY ZINC COMPANY, held AZ je1-
sey City FhlS DAY. DIVIDEND OF four per cent de-
ciaTpo Preferred Stock, and Ter cent Common
stock payable aud Ter The LEI proyno &. the irnnscr Of
tc Of the Comp ny. No. lpi Lheys The tsnsi,r books
vii be closed from hi. dste NTH Jan. /. 1854.
A. 81. FARlAN, ir asufer aud Secretly.
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CousrY oOmmrssiosERs Oy1or, Cl.aKs Convey.

NVUNIN I OMalIssIONFAs VFFltF 'ishkE NoIH,f
SPRINGFIELD, oHIo Dec. ", 1893
NOrlCE.-SENEN PER CENT LOAN,
" COUNTY or CLARKE STATE OF OHlO.-To the
der. Of pr cent oads issued by the Comiisoner Of
Cre County state Of Ohio 20 the Springfield and Nsnshe
Bs r,sd Con plny urdcF date Of Jelly q 1891: lon are
h5y NJ thu the sil County Q: Clarke IL the S'se Of
OHIO, III che rs: day o.. August 1904 pay 10 TIE ctiNe
L. dsfs al the nis Aforesaid the amounts herry evidenced
aid be raid with tie interest thereon ascrued to
that date due rrrs,n.cn aud delivery TOT csceaor OF
said Bonds rnd interest aeched thereto at the ONCE
o. the r O! said County Of tlaAe N te CITY Of
Springfield IN said County and Sistc. 49,
You further nohed That the said County Of Clarke wi
pay responsible i0r any interest es:ruing on SAID
bonds the ntocs Thereto attached nom and ei'er
Aug isi !. 1854.
14 is given unde. and by whine Of tie provisions In
sad bonds contained
SAMUEL W. STEREETr,l Commissioners
LFONARD T. sfRAGUE. 2ofcaIse County,
DAVID HAYWARD. ONO
Attest. JoHN AEwLoyE, Aad.so. o. SID County
Dec. Il iaw4sI.
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NlBLOs SALOON.
- ''-'F ''-- bGiMiTiC AND MUSICAL ' "
ENTLRTAINMENT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
tbs rHacES5,17} Ei'5SfisiSd, Dee II. iaea
,b1r .e,ires. Mis- EMMA hE,DBiCKs Miss LIZZIE
HOWARD, Nd.c DELEPElH, Nj. J. EDWARDS
HASER ne iayoiie fiaa.'' M y. o., "kAHs VIZ ~
!. ,. DUNN. The aehiei young Pisni'.i NJ G. + cALD-
WE'LL Sir. a. +. HOLMES. SIR. n. LILY Mr.. A. G..
THOMPSON. Nh ". H. BhACa. Mr. }. :. WILSON, Mr..
HAIRY WARkEN, BIZ WM. Il. FARLEY, all several
ls performance viii ccnmence wnh the fsnisse nom
In,rt1iA bor.s, A'cher hl~srts henser An,, Which
fAIK MAID or LlcHFIEIp.
Tsle C. or.lIas
Stephen t.f.ui. ....Frank Jones
hirs Nelrils..... =. o. lTinN-ls
David Gil ho~ef................. "a Z. iAvn psoa
Andrew Chaiies H. sid"en
fates.......................... r. bo,cA
Jaefson........................ +. wilson
NhGy W edward. .Eil'ra Eends1cs
Dom" " o'd~sff.. ..Mis, l.. tS~-Id
n. L. i si iI6ssa1s faSER
q ''D'' ''''''i wIb S1,'iy4 BEDor,
MISS l.. HON AID.
Ls Som en-
r., vbos cneluie With the rearing Farce IN act, By
''-" @fIzMlTnE OF FiTzsMYTHE HALL.
fll.my.Ac.. ....................~. &. GstAius
lfa,A lotlsnha4.............kd "ir o. ~ ~ F..1s
Glrs FL. p HOMES
- tI.5tetfr..................... warren
q tFct'trf...... .....'...........'.p' IL ADAMS
observation-disclosures. .lh'ei Iih"o y
VI. - s.ay,he..................M l.. Houai
i.lii.a ,'nii..L'
lss store ard q % eooi oa tie evening o. ne cut iiain
scat, J.. oTso y t To eommcuee i 4: ths ii-Ao
us~l las occasion ron IT, celebrated nAlliAe.oIy oi
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Amusements.
OLYMPIC THEATER.

OLYMPIC THEATER.
tsss.e snd p'oee'' Jpqn s Mooa
- TiiE MXNiGEiiIia.Xi;iii ''''' ''
he's great pleasure in acknowledging
TAE COMPLETE SUCCESS
of
ELEGANT ANb ENTERTAINING
PROGRAMME,
IN which the
ENTIRE STRENGTH OF THE COMPANY
APPEAR,
AMI beg to announce -
its rrpe'ion for THIS EVENING,
XSD RvyEiRY EYEsiSG THIS WEEK.
MRS JOHN WOOD!
MRS John WOOD!
will appear every night az
NiNETTE tsnown ~ Ia tosseuse) Ibb PisEIIIr bAil-
Ter OF lSLlNOTON,
and sing Bald,
written and s9iy to- he piece, ca.ed
"THE AAIDcs AND Ths LiSEET"
oro4e;!r, , gnir; i y aI1;ssions
Tho entertainments. VII commence With
Tne elegant little Comedy 81
LADIES BEIyAGL.
Mr. JOHN pYorr 0'''' ''''''" Nh. G. BEcKs.
Mr.. SLOAN, Aiiss HAAAis'
MI. sEDl.HP BROWN.
SECOND THE ~ AMERICA,
new Farce,
&c BunyAsD sn S'i M,G 1HsT&AoUz WILLIAMS.
entitled
EASY SHAVING.
-Ernes, Lyle tCoronet In The Kings ORA
pissory 1ibbie 70 W. Davidss
E1esiss Morton formerly magistrate
under The wealth.. j. IL 9'oaaAft
Adeia t~i'e Of Morton Soa,
in which She win sinsa
NEW BALLAD,
"THE MAIDLN AND IhE LlNNETg
THE VILLAGE ~ lsLINGToN
SHAVING s sfSIs'5 Ss NryErs.
THE RESTORATION.
In consequence Of The
SHOUTS or LAUGHTER
Mn, LOFTY HoUGH
In her impeysonsion Of
NEHrTABLE ANNE,
shs viii repeat dat character In the sketch OF
THE fANhEE LEGACi.".
Door. open stei Performance, commence as7h
seeis can be secured three days in advance
pENEFIT of the
ID SOLDIERS PELFFF FUND
at NIDLO'S SALOON,
THIS (ThuF'da.l EVENING, Dec. H. 1861
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
10 GEANAN OPERA. ....-,-,,.-.
Ca riiUjsDXi lfSiSU Dee. r. iseJ -
MARTHA,
Grand Op-r. In four acts, By Z. '. fiosow, With
Nine. JOLANNsENN,
Nile FRIEDERrCr.
Hon HiN5lER,
Han wEINLicH
Her GRAFT,
In the principal roles
Admission 10 Parqle. Dress Circle and Balcony s.. Re
served - Funny CEcls ~ c.nsi AH7A
thester, - ceniA
Tho sac of will commence tho Brooklyn Academy
on TUESDAY MORNING ct o CLOCK.
NRCUs.- -BROADWAY AMpBIrHEATER
~ ~. ie..S hlkOAD.Ai.
THIS E!ESlsB wiA lie prsseIted
RICH AND'vAE!ED SELECTION
OF Startling Fessa. int o1gcins
THE sPANOl.k BROTHERS,
THE sPASOLA BROTHERS,
TIE SPANOIA bkDthHi-i,
me SfAhOLA bFyLAEhr,
vhos- err,oftinNy Gymatfc L1goi slPr anything OF
.As hind cy-r witnessed b. 'is cltf.
MELVILLE. IhE BAREBACK NbtS
MELVILLE TIE BAtt-hAek klDEt,
NEIS LIE INK DAAE-SANh RIDER,
ard u. entire strelffh o. -
THE MA5iMOTH CIRCUS TROUPE
attached 70 ine AMI hiiseg,er.
Doors open at !. 70 cofnllsrce q \ o','oct
o. s.tCa.a =, :. At :. -. s.s -. ~.
commencing a, !. oeocs
WIDOW BEDOTr
w
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DlsIKL "a. BuNDETr. ApCt,oucer -
II s. MARoHALs SALE-By BURDkIi,
-. JOEFs 4 Co--By viriur Il Writ Of Nena's.oni
ETpons TO no directed and delivered. Val sci Il fsp's
Auction o. The day q Decemrer ics A. 81 a. IA 81
Inc Unica s.0fcs III ,oklyn. tie CAk0o Of N. roe
schooner Flida CONSULTING Of shout % bag RIO ,?tee
od FIN 81 5oYs.; olive IN kes,; Printing fspH and oae
barre. White " GI.-Dec. ,, lBl
-. KOh murray. CSC. U. $. M.I,hsL
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CTFIcg or MsEP0sA CopPASr.}
No. q. " a.isi. New-ior<.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the following
" BONDS the MAlllPOSA COMPANY. q Pl zoe each,
tbs day diavnby lot for Redemption from .e hoo ne'
ben of 500 VIZ: Nos - 81 1i 3il 40j 49, 90. 800 5jl,
h.a 800 g11. So 81 Ice, los5 la ll3S lJ3
L. D. 49 iff3 tsT 1859 and that he seue iorethsr
with ihe moths accrued interest VIII be pAd IN god on
let day OF January pcserts ion the Office % trc
Company Bond Re presn.d within ten days acf the
To- Day o. Janusy neat under penalty OF forfeiture Of the nv
lege II redemption iIon tie sinking fund undo, Ills erAvia
D.ieG Dec. T. 410l MORRIS kEICHUM Ircssuror
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Go Wbom il nan Concern.

4 r TIE NEW-YORK UNION RECRUIT
n NO OFFICE, No. 10 CostlGndtst. recrn'u viii get
the FULL BOISGIES City, State and O0srfEnoDt also
iFLIEF TICKETS and select arm OF tho service
rota born,los recruits, ts1i to veterans, *oS
,r. OF Offices Offering larger b0rnties Rally round
the Union, boys. bONNEh u 'LrrhNo.
| A TTENTION, MEN WHO CAN FURNISH
"A RECRUITS wanted for whom cash wil be
u.iL Cooled men received Address CASH, boA NO. it
hlibnns Ofics.
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I,IOTIEE is hereby gwen that The undersigned
~ have ;as Cay formed LIMITED FAhINLkSlilf pnI-
susn tie ssllcs u the Sae % keS %, ~ s pose
OF transsctins the GENERAL CLOTHING BUSINESS ia
.lts City Of EewY OH under te I'm name f hiNhf q
JOHN PARLr IT, tEa tae soc ssas-. PGuTs 4...gs Ga
H. WHO both rie ct B1yonnc, Hr-sou County safe 81
hsw-Jer ey tia, tho sole SPECIAL tlasrs Interested in tue
ysr.ne1.ll6 axe WILSON q. HUNT and GEORGE Or
DYhE. bjtA residing in s.e Cy Of NeslcFk tat .ch Of
euch specll PAL SLtsd tie 81 teel thoa.
eand fls Ia cash tova,d stock; thE. TO sad
p.tHeIsh. coLneuoes no ,~en yel.s1 day OF "oyep.
t.r ist LBnar, end ~ three s'f con,
mil the xiea Gay Of November, oGa ,nnd etA' AH1'
fsien.di HENRY PARTT,
.OHE PART. IT,,
WILSON @. HUNT,
Of1lf
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4. N. NrnwrS. haclloneer.

pOOK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. d95
Bd,,y nearly opnos site 81 Nicholas Ho'cLG. 4 LIZA
WIT Au:.ionecf By L. Cooley. Cpnsignmen'. solicited.
On FRIDAY, Dec. h. a Ioeock r III, vs,nluie fI''a,e
LIBRARY cousising Of Theological Medical, i',orcsi end
Miscellaneous Works IN ell departments Of Lit iere some
very rs,e Catalogues ready. and foos, On e,mUfHh'
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these important steps 10 the great consumma.
ton.
In the nlidst Of other cascs, however impor-
tant, We Must not lose sight Of the fact that
the war power is still our main reliance to
that power alone can We look yet for time 10
give confidence TO the people in the contested
regions that the insurgent power will not again
overrun them. Until that confidence shall be
established, little can be done anywhere for
what is called reconstruction. Hence. our
chiefest care must still be directed to the army
and navy who have thus far borne their harder
part SO molly and we'll.
and il may be esteemed fortunate that in
giving the greatest efficiency to these indispen-
sable arms, we DO also recognize the gallant
men from commander to sentinel, who compose
them, and to whom more than to others, the
world must stand Indebted for the home of
freedom, disen,hralled, regenerated, enlarged,
aud perpetuated.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Dec Sth. 1863.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-10

THE MEssAGE.-We are enabled to lay be-
fore our readers this morning, the able, candid
and statesmanlike Message of President Lin
coin, though it came over the wires yesterday
afternoon and last evening provokingly slow.
Like everything from Mr.. Lincoln's pen, ii is
too plain to require any comments to elucidate
its meaning.
Portions Of the Message are somewhat con-
fused, and few sentences seem to be dis
placed or transposed, but for a document of
so great length, transmitted over the wires, it
is quite as readable as could be expected.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-10
An Attempt at Robbery and Murder in
Chesterville.

READvILLE, Dec. Q, 1868.
To the Editor Of the Press;
DEAR SIR :-Thcre was bold attempt at
robbery and murder, last Friday night, in
Chesterville, Franklin Co.
A man named Thompson entered the house
Of Daniel Whittier about midnight. The en-
trance was made through the roll-way. Mrs.
Whittier was in her bedroom with sick
daughter and Mr.Whittier was in an adjoining
room. The william went to the bed-roam door
that opened out Of the sitting room. He had
a mask, dark lantern, pistol and knife. Mrs
w. called for her husband. Thompson pointed
pistol at her head and threatened TO blow her
brains out II she spoke again. She called
again for her husband, and he rushed into the
room, and at that moment Thompson fired at
him. He failed to hit Mr.. w., but as he ad-
vanced he struck him on the head with pistol.
Whittier sprung at the villain, knocked him
down and dealt at his head several efiectual
blows. The william cried murder" and told
Whittier to let him get up for his house was
surrounded by robbers. At that moment
relative Of Whittier's-a gentleman residing
in the family came into the room, and Whit
tier installing him for an accomplish, knocked
him down. Thompson then sprung through
the window and made his escape. There was
no light in the room and Thompson was not
recognized by Whittier.
Thompson drove to Vienna, the distance of
about eight or ten miles, and called at a tavern
aud represented himself as having been robbed
of his hat and boots and $500 in cash. He
washed the blood from his hands and face, OBJ
tanned hat and boots and left for parts I'M
known.
Officers were put in pursuit OF him, but fail
ing to find him they telegaaphed to Bangor
Sunday, and in two hours after the dispatch
was received, he was arrested in that city.
He was Immediately taken to Pennington,
Franklin Co., and safely lodged in Jail.
Thompson has been considered very dan
gerous man for some time and suspicion rested
upon him as soon as the deed was perpetrated.
He has large amount Of physical strength,
and but few men could have successfully eu-
countered him. He left behind him, when lie
fed from Mr.. Whittier's house, boots, hat,
mask, dark-antern, pistol, knife and quite a
quantity Of his hair. $50
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-10
MARRIED..

ON, Dam ,i Dec o.. by Rev. l.. Herscy, Cyru, w
on ~, lana ana Mis- Lephsndn T. Boarce
u;ss aa;A .nSo,te' Dec. 2, Norman VI. Eugey and
In R;%daso " Lash, both Of waldoboro.
Miss Miriam b. Tibbetts o'e ~ "'''"son ana
.; naco, NOV; ~ Alonzo Peck and Miss Susan NJ
IA w. oVtli OF Charles II. Morrison, of Boston
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DIED..

N This city, Dee. 5. Capt. Edward Chase. AGED II
~ Funeral this THURSDAY afternoon At 81 o,crt
and friends invited ea"'es
LnsNor,b, Nov. 7. Mrs. Julia A., wife of Isaac
y. Emery and daughter of Ebcn Patterson. of rras
port aged - ears months - A'se
, IN lewiston. Nov. 26, Mrs Maria IT,. wife of n
Parker aged 90 years IL months - "'e' -
nm nniPsDarg; Nov :, Mrs. Mary Mckinney, aged
rI In roland, Nov %, Mrs. Lucy. wife of Thoma,
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-10
Cavalry Horses
w A N T E D!

vNR0M 90 to 40 will be purchased for the SEC.
IL OtD MAINE CIFfLH at LIMERICK, ON
Tuesday, Dec 18th.
18th. A Ike number at BIDDEFORD. on Thurs
s,ag Dec. 18th. like number at PORTLAND, ON
Friday, Dec. 18th.
Horses to be from Is to l6 hands high from to 9
wears old. well broken, eompacty built, In good
hesh aud tree from all defects. All Colors taken.
EY-Horses must be well shod.
X BRINkERHOFF,
aeel0 dtd Assistant Quartermaster U. 8. A,
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-10

WAR MEETING.-At the head OF our col
umns, will be found notice of war meeting,
at the City Hall tomorrow evening, to DO adj
dressed by gallant officer OF the Army OF
the Cumberland. Let the halls capacity be
tested TO Its fullest extent.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-10

GA dispatch received the sih, by Dr.,
P. Morris OF Boston, says: II have just heard
that the General tMeagher) is safe" The dis
patch is signed by the Generals wife.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-10
IMPORTS.

a. Havana. Sch Julia-ls5 boxes sugar, to ID Lord
325 boxes do, J 5 Miller. -o'a
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-10
DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOM6SAA IN fORISs
SAN FRANCIsCO-Ar 9Th inst, ship Derby Allen
BALTIMoRE-C Cid 9Th. sch Maine Law, Amesbury,
Boston.
Ar in Hampton Roads 18th uli, brigs ] Bickiord.
Stacy, and 6 W Barter, worden. Bangor for WASH
ington; schs Richmond Dill. FIN baltimore for Bath;
Morton, Evans. do for Portland. land all sid lstl
PHILAOELPulA-ArI It'll. brig John Welsh, H.
Beaufort NC.
Ar 9TH, schs Lath Rich. Bonhof Port Royal SC;
A y Russell. Rogers. Portland
CID Iih, bark Edwin. Lindsey. Marsees.
Ar sth, sch John Wright, Clark. Portland.
Cid sth, bark Andes. Hartman, Trinidad; brig -
W sawyer. Scudder, Pensacola.
NEW ioRk-Ar 9TH. schs l. & NJ Reed, Reed.
Ar stb. ships Gen Mcclellan, Trask. Liverpool:
Australia. rowart, do; fawn, Nelson. Bristol: Mer-
Cow Bay CB; brigs Aradella. Lindsay, Aspinwsli;
schs Adeline. Sprasue. Dennysve; Nathan clifford
SHUT ss ~ bangor; pshls; Chase Portland and,
Geo Hurlbut. Mason. New Orleans; brig Celestina.
Pickett. Neuvitas; sch Mary Brewer. Wood. Boston.
NEW HAVEN-Ar sth brig II Counee, rhombs,
Bangor; sch Lullen. burgess. Calais.
NEW LONDoN-Ar sfh sch J Reed, Stevens. I'm
New York for Boston.
Alexandria.
PROvIDENCE-Ar sth sehs Mora, Chadwick, I'm
Georse MI g 0ss o. Of deck
FALL RIvER-Ar sth. sch Hampdeu Belle. Bull
lock. Bangor.
New York; schs John McAdam. Rockland for Balti-
more; Albert Jameson, do for New York; Vandalia.
Ellsworth for do.
HOLINESS HoLE-Ar eth, sehs Cyrus Fossett.
Thorndike. Calais for Philadelphia; Romp. Rumrill.
do for Newport lsec diszstersl
Ar Sth, brig Z HI keuuedy. Lcckie. fm Havana for
Boston: sehs Richmond. Small. Baltimore tor Bath;
ocean star. Crockett, New York for Boston; Danl
Williams, Thorndikc Roekland for Washington; W
Jones, Jones. st George for New York.
Sid. brigs Almon Eowcll, John Stevens, II Ken
nedy. aud Others.
EbGARrOwN-s LIST. sch Maine. Brown. for
Calais.
Ar ith, sch onatayia, Jameson. I'm Georgetown for
Portsmouth.
Ar 9th, scbs Ann, johnson, Baltimore for Boston;
Gertrude Horton, Jameson, New York for do: Della
ware, Bennett do for Salem: Fair Dealer Cox fu
Bangor for New York, tsee disastcrsl; & farns-
WORTH Billings do for Chatham. (see disastersl; "A
n Dunton. sherman, New York for Danvers.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar s,h, brig Elias Dudley Carl,
Bangor.
BOsION-Cld 9th, bark " Hallett, Mayo, New
Orleans; sch Citizen. Upton, Portland.
Ar 9th. ship Chrstiana tBr) Hammond. London:
brig Emeline. Sawyer Millbiidgc. sehs Mary Far
row, Patterson, Calais I II Iiodgdon, French. Ban
gor
Cid ship Harriet Mooney. for New Orleans; brig
Rockingham. Haskell. New York.
PoHrsMoUTII-Ar 9th, brig y L Sweet, Chad
bourne, baltimore.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-10
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Palmas Canary Islands. Oct Is. hix Chicopee,
Baker, from Boston. for Cape Verbs next day.
Ar at st Jaro 18th ult, brig Wa Mason, Small for
ManzanilIa days TO lead for Boston.
CID at Havana 18th uli, brig Sarah, Br) Huntress.
for Portland.
cid al ST John BN ith, brig Means. Watts, for
Philadelphia,
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-10
SPOKEN

Dec 2, lat AZ. Ion TO- bark Falcon fres London for
Boston. with loss OF mainmast.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-10
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


"Wednesday. .December D.
ARRIVED.
Steamer lewiston knight Boston,
Brig Elmira. Norton, ST John NB for Philadelphia
sch julia. tBrl Best. Havana 9th ult.
Sch Leesburg, Blake. Boston.
Sch New York Sparrow. Bristol.
Sch Sea Foam, Orr, Harpswcll.
CLEARED.
Bark Olive. Tracey. st John NB-master.
Sch Mabel, Kennedy, MISUNDERSTANDING Nick
Sch James Henry, Wilson, Observation-Disclosures
Nickerson.
sAlLED-U gunboat Agawam. j A Webster
commanding, in search of the Chesapeake.
A ship OF 1900 tons. called the "Sea Wave, was
launched from the yard of Chapman & Bolton At
ST Stephens on the 9Th inst.
A brig of 255 tons. called the Lizzie j strout."
was launched from the yard OF Strout. at Mill
bridge. on the 2lst ut. She Is owned by Brett Son
OF Mystic, will command her Mr. Strout Is getting
oft the frames for two more vessels, to be built next
season.
Sch Ocean Queen. registering 90 tons, has been
purchased by Capt q X Nash. OF Harrington Capt
I Allen has also purchased a sch Of 50 tons.
DISASTERS.
Sch Romp. Rumrill, from Calais for Newport. The
reported ashore at Hyannis. was got of and arrived
coed TO Newport and go on the railway.
Sch Fair Dealer. Cox. from Bangor for New York
put into Edgartown 9th. with loss of main boom.
anchor and chain. and part of deck load.
Sch Farnsworth. Billings. from Bangor for
Chatham, put into Edgartown 9Th. with loss of an
anchor and part of deck load Of shingles
Sch Fred Dyer, Shute. from Calais for Ny stic CT,
with lumber, experienced heavy gale, in which she
sprung leak and filled with water. On the %. the
manmast went by the board and the vessel rolled so
heavily that the had 10 lash themselves pre-
vent being washed overheard. On the 5th about leo
miles East OF Cape Cod. fell in with sch Parker of
tOUco-tpr who took OIL all hands.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-10
DISASTERS.

Sch Ocean Queen. registering 20 tons. has been
purchased by Capt Nash. OF Harrington Capt
I Allen has also purchased sch Of so tons
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-10
Proclamation Of Amnesty
to the Rebellious States.

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