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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-22
New Books Received.

"CaRIsT WAS BORN on CHRISTMAS DAY."
ACarol, with Illustrations by John A. Hows.
New York: James G.. Gregory. smo. For
sale in this city by Bailey & Noyes.
ANGEL VOICES; or, Words of Counsel. Bos-
ton: Ticknor & Fields. l6mo, PIP. PA. For
sale in this city by Hall l.. Davis.
LIFE AND LETTERS OF JOHN WINTHROP.
Governor Of the Massachusetts-bay Compa-
ny at their emigration to New England, in
1880 BY Robert G. Winthrop. Boston:
Ticknor & Fields. smo. PIP. 452 For sale
in this city by Hall l.. Davis.
The BLACK MAN; His Antecedents, his &C.
MUS, and his Achievements. BY William
Wells Brown. Boston: James Redpaih.
limo, PIP. SO. For sale in this city by III.
Packard and Hall l.. Davis.
QUEEN MAD. By Julia Kavanagh. Three
volumes in one. New York: D. Appleton
4 Co. 12-mo, PIP. 4I6. For sale in this city
by Hall l.. Davis.
Little ANNA. A story for pleasant little
children. BY A. Stein. Translated from
the German. Boston: Ticknor & Fields.
i6mo, PIP. 1874.
MARMADUKE MERRY, the Mdshipman; or,
Ny Early Days at Sea. BY William II. G..
Kingston. Boston: Crosby & Nichols.
16-mo, PIP. 400. For sale in this city by
Hall l.. Davis.
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MAINE SOLDIERS IN TEXAs.-A Texas
correspondent Of the Bath times furnis hes the
following Complementary speech of Col. Ran
som to the Maine boys, Immediately after the
taking oil Corpus Christi
"OEcers and men Of the 18Th and 18th Ne:
1t affords me great pleasure upon this my
first acquaintance with you, to speak in the
highest praise OF the manner in which you
have performed your duty during the tedious
march you have just completed. You have
done nobly; have made quick time and appar-
emily have never learned to ssraggle. l have
never seen troops do better; the march can
not be beat; and from the manner In which
you advanced upon the enemy's works, not
knowing with what you had to contend, l
know you would have done honor to yourself
YES in storming yonder fertilization. But
our friends had not your pluck. You have
achieved bloodless victory, The garrison Will,
its contents have been Internationally sur
rendered to our forces.n
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What, then, l. demanded of our merchants 2
What duty, as yet strangely quilted, do they
owe to their city and themselvesP We can
tell them, for We have some means of informa-
ton on this point. They have not as yet, with
few exceptions, taken pains to let the country
know what facilities for trade are here afford
ed. Trade Is to be wood and Won like coy
maiden. 1t has got to be lifted from Its old ruts
and turned into new channels. The people
Of the State must be told of the advantages TO
be found here. Those who are TO derive ben
eft from such 3 trade should do this; 1t be-
longs to them to do SO. And this Is not done
in the best way, or even ueit done, by sending
out once or twice year runner with q
package of samples. A country merchant Of
ten has his prejudices set by these sample ex-
hbitors. The sample never does full justice
TO the piece, parcel OF lot. The country
merchant inagines that the entire stock is on
exhibition, and meager stock they are apt
to regard 1t.
At the risk of being charged with making
special plea for the benefit of the newspa-
per, we undertake to say that no thrifty, en-
terprising, progressive merchant can afford to
ignore the advantages of the newspaper col
umns. Barnum has said he was indebted for
his great success to liberal use of printers
ink. The newspaper is an institution; the
Archimedan lever that moves the world.
The business man, dependent upon patronage,
who ignores its aid, is no less unwise than the
politician who expects a nomination to Con-
gress before his name has been heralded be-
yond the limits Of his own school district.
Tell the people not only of what you have TO
sell, but also of the many advantages you can
place before them. And this must not be a
mere intermittent practice, but steady and
settled business custom. Try it, persevere in
it, and its returns will be rich, like those that
come Of good husbandry and improved fertili-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-22

GREAT WESTERN SANITARY Fir xafov-
or Mcclellan o. this city has received an off,
cial circular, under seal, from Mayor Harris Of
Cincinnati, communicating the action of his
city government In relation to the Great Yves.
tern Sanitary Fair, for the benefit of the SAM
tary Commission, inviting the hearty co-ope.
ration OIL TINS city and state The Fair opened
yesterday and will continue through the holi.
days. One Of the chief attractions Of the
Fair consists OF an immense Bazaa,, 400 feet
long BY 90 feet wide, under the charge of the
ladies, and devoted 70 tho sale oil fancy and
useful merchandise. The whole thing is un.
der a very efficient and patriotic management
Maj. Gen. Rosecrans is President Of the Exec.
utive Committee,
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Prom Washinafoa.

NEW YORK, Dec. 81.
Since the Senate Committee has indicated
its purpose to repeal the $500 clau Sc, enlist
ments have substantially ceased al over the
country. The Governors in seve raj States
have, in letters to leading Senators, protested
against the repeal, as it is sure to run up the
price OF substitutes TO at least ~ 900. The
probabilities to-day are that the exemption
will be increased to $500.
The Government will dispatch messenger
to Halifax tomorrow with Instructions to our
Consul there. The action of the British au-
thorities in protecting the pirates of the Ches-
apeake has caused much comment in diploma
tic circles
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-22

GREAT DISCCrxS~
that win ST,,,S An adhesive preparatior
Pafchess enS ~
ystrcax &isss 4,ingsto Boots and Shoes sumo ient
TAM out stitching;
Tsys.s- eesctuaily mend Furniture, Crockcry
SEX Makers
root and Shoe Makers
Aanutacturers and Machinists
And Families
leakage of Coal Oil. ''oP'"
Is insolube In water or oil.
it1aliquid, and as easily applied As pasta.
...wiil adhere oily substances
uILrON'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT,
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence, RI.
SsPPnedsn pdoedges from 2 or. to 100 lbs nv
CHAS. RICHARDSON CO.
u Broad Street. Boston
W. F.PHlLLiPs, Agent for Portland
fsblTdly
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Ada Carter Icaney. Ssgus; i,.b. brig E,. p..a
JarTan New York. rrciege, Rcyaoids. Boston. ~
uoYi Eai a, osfk' Gushing. Amos, and Mcrrimae,
AT at Mstsnzss 18th inst. brig n Dillingham;. liar.
sths brir vinaIana an n,;, bark Trout New York
Ssisaena' Adie, do; 10Th. b B Doane Knowles, I'm
sid 9Th brigs Stella, Goodipy. Portland. mi, O.,
m,arshali' Staples, New York; Eagle. Parker. ior
tPcr steamship Australssisu -add;,;on.li
:, cld at Liverpool I'd inst Neptune. Peabody New
ADV. Bohemian, Isl for Portland 10Th; Endvm;o,
r., ior New York Sihi Harvest Queen. Hutch.
a. Bristol 5tb. Albatross. LaughIin. for Mal,..
koag ron Cardiff 9th, Good Hope. Miller. Hong
to as a n; Ssyeor 3D. ROcambeau Snow. London.
from Akynb for London, at anchor - -@''
At At i.eith, 18th. uesper, Lord Callao
c AZ al Dublin 18th ulf, Geo Rsynes, Ba,che,de- FIN
Sailed from Queenstown 21th. Norton. Han pco,t.
i n ~; Annie hodgmsn, Hyer London: Ocesa
Liverpool. Dtes The Weston Merritt. n, .tv.h
got aground on the north end Of Princess rier bnt
was got on and Is now at anchor In the SIoyne shs
started stem, cutwaier, forcaste deck Sc by celli
SION with the steamer bohemian. She L yery ieshv
snd has feet Of water In her hold The steamer To-,
tsr and sustained serious injury to her quar-.
ref steamship Hibernia. at Boston,
ia at Liverpool 5th Onward. sherman. SYork
a a. London 9Th. Living Age Emery I'm Akyab:
Lone star. Dizer, Ransoon. - '-''
i Ent out nh. John \ Gushing. Swap for Ransoop
G., "a IN. Chandler Price, Bourne, Shield. 10 LOAD
Tor Alexandria Egypt ''''uA' " '"so
Ar at Grayesend 9th, John rattcu. Emmon. e,.,,
bassein for London. "ona
w AT a. Deal 9Th Rapid. Johnson New York; Tho.
DOM wv" ss'e" ior Lon
Put back TO Plymouth Sound 5,b. Gertrude from
i. ior bombay, with loss Of quarter boats and
GO, "a Mounts Bay i,h. Ocean spray, from New York
:. AZ At Cardiff sth, Ocean Belle Williams Antwerp.
usnoaiuI. Stinson bordeaux
ro, r bay 9th, Sebastian Cabot. fun Liverpool
p Sailed from the Clyde soih. Advance Cam, for
s., Sailed from Grseaock h st George. &. for PORT,
ga Queenstown 9Th. Gibraltar Durham, I'm B...
Bassein 's""" Ne''i S"eetsef,
In port Nov n Eliphalct Greeley. Cutter. for Iiy.
crpooi, ldg; Sparkling Wave Emery for Msu' main.
oranme state Jacobs, for Calcutta Eliza, Nickcr.
s SAILED from sIs, Marsciles Sd inst Duncan Dill
sailed rom cadiz 18th, Timandra, johnson. Nom
Wilkinson, Liverpool. -' "~o-s"'
v AT at Bordeaux 4,h inst. Neptune. Meyer, I'm New
= ca at Ifavre iih inst, Frank snow. Kirby. New
SPOKEN
, Nov II. lat 20 e6, Ion 20 30 W, ship Typhoon, Of
Boston, steerinss.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Shanghae Oct 20. ship Magnet King. for Foo.
chow star. sparrow. from Boston. 18th; Sea Ser
pent. Ihorndike; Nonpare. Smith; Mary Glover,
Hughes; Independence. crowell; Hibernia. White
field Darlington. Watson; Cordelia Gilmore; Fear
less. Homaas. and Harbeck. True, une; banks Al
Eery; uuntress, whelden; j W Seaysr, Snow
Lizzie Boggs. Dizer; Nestor. Clousman; Sea Bird,
rhompson and starr hing: Smith, nnc.
AT Akyab Oct 30. ships Alarm Howes for Sinea.
pore Nov :; Oxenbridge Berry, seeking.
At Smyrna Nov II. bark StAndrew Harm ston
for Boston, ldg-only Am vessel.
AT I, Messina Nov 80. brig Ellen Bernard. Collins,
Sid fun Caao --th ut. ships Samaritan, stins on,
for Chinchas: lIth Louis Walsh. ycazic, do.
Ar at Calcutta Oct a. ships Ocean Rover. Williams
Singapore; 25th, Cromwell Croker. Msulniain
Sid I'm town Nov 5, ship East Indian, Hoyt, Hong
Kong.
In port Nov ), ship Ocean Rover. Williams, for
Sailed from Sangor Oct 81. ship Revenue, Pous.
land London; sd ships Alameda, Mailing do; 18th
Sabine, Woodward. do; Southern Rights Norton,
bombay.
AR at Acapulco. no date. ships Southland, Star.
Philadelphia.
Arat fsyal i,th alt. sch Home shuts Boston land
Sailed from Marscilles ID inst, bark Zephyr, small
Palermo.
AT Bucno. Ayres Oct %. bark Henry Buck. MEX.
els, from Baltimore 18TH disg brigs Alpine Hill
man, and N A Herrera. killman, from Bangor, ar
18th. disg.
AT Montevideo Nov !. ship st2,esnan, PendIeton.
Carnola. Hopkins, from Bangor, disg.
At Jacmel 9th inst. brig $ " Ncwball. for n York
days.
Ar at cardepas 18th inst. brig windward, Part
Ar at Ha,ans 9Th inst, barks Radans. Kense. I'm
Poruand 9Th. brig snow Bird Mariner and Q
Iiteomb, iitecmb, Portland; sth. Jeremiah, Ford,
Also ar 5th bark Union. Merriman, Portland.
Sid s'h, barks Chas Edwin, Roberts, for Portland;
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Parsons Celebrated Cough Candy

lretas only IL cts per package for the OF Bron
chitis. Hodrseaess Coughs. Colds and irritation Of
the Throat Being wholly free from all dsagreeabIe
TASTE II is peculiarly adapted to the above dseascsin
Children as well as adults. Prepared BY SHORT
wATERHousx, Apothecaries. corner OF Free and
Middle streets, Portland, No. The highest testimon.
als be given of the superior qualities of this ex-
ceent Cough Remedy. For sane by all Druggists.
Portland, Oct. %. 1865. 9medkveov
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.

WINTER OPENING OF PAEIs MILLINERY, AT
MRs. CoLBr's, No. l23 MIDDLE SrkEEr.-Mrs. c.
received the newest styles in Paris Bonnets
which she will open on Thursday, Dec ID, 1868, at
her Show Rooms, l2a Middle street, upstairs.
decl-tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-22

The Argus falsely says "the admins
tration now makes direct lssue-Abolltion
or no Cnlon." The administration says, SUBJ
mission to laws and all legal acts or no ac-
acknowledgement of your loyalty, while the
Argus and Its party say, slavery as the con-
dision OF restored Union and as its corner.
stose,r
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-22

9Y-lf you are goingto the West. South, or North
West. procure Through Tickets at LIrrrE's Union
Ticket Office. No. 81 Exchange Street, where you
may have choice of routes at the lowest rates Of
fare. and obtain all needful information.
Nov. 2, 1868. TuThs&wtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-22

Consumption and Catsrrh. and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs, successfully tresfed by INA.
LATion. BY c. MORSE. NJ. D.,
auio o. eod Corner Smith and Con gress SITS.
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BROWNS
BRONCHIAL
fR0CHE
FOR
COUGHS
AND
COLpS. |

fory Officers and Soldiers who overtax the voice and
are exposed TO sudden changes, should use them.-
OBTAIN only the genuine. browns Bronchial
lroches' having prorei their efficacy by test of
many yeas. are highly recommended and preseriA
ed by Physicians and Surgeons in the Army .
have received testimonials from many emps~ and
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers my mt men.
the United States and most foreiSu~ .edeine in
cents per box. .Juntries, at as
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-22

- The Farmer says movement is being
made by the two banks of Skowhegan to sur
render their charters and organize under the
National Banking Law.
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u Y TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.
jrsa Richsn 0ad.

n New YORK, Dec. 81.
The Tribune's Washington correspondent;
telcgraphs:
resident OF Richmond who recently reach
ed this city, having left Richmond Dec. atb,
furnishes the following:
The garrison OF the city and forts numbers
about 5000 men, who are principally the EN-.
ployees OF the government. They are armed
with Belgian rifles. The Notifications consist
OF several lines Of intrenchinents, earthworks
and riile-plts, besides the forts. 1.hc forts arc
but sparsely manned The number Of guns
mounted on all the works is quite tncansidera-
bic compared with their extent.
AT the time our men planned an escape, the
Union men of Richmond were aware of the
Intended effort, and would have Joined the
prisoners had they succeeded.
From the armory at Richmoutl and the
works at Fayctvile, n. c., about ahree hun
dred guns per week are turned out All these
guns are riiled. At the Tredegar orks their
heavy guns have been hoped aud the work OF
thus improving them is going on. Arrange
menis are being made by which the y hope to
make two thousand rifles per mop til. The
principal powder mandatory is at Augusta,
Georgia.
South Carolina was openly denounced in
the streets.
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a BAD BEEATH-rhe greatest Curse the humsB
iamily IS heir TO- How many lover. it has separated
now many friends forever parted The subject -
700 delicate your nearest friend viii not mention js
and you are ignorant of the fact yourself To e,rt
fLOWERS" asa dentrihce night and morniog II
also oeaatihes the complexion, removing aft tam
Pmpies and freeklcs leaving the skin SOFT and white
Maine, and all druggists. nov25 = a a eo,rsm
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Gmnboat Daylight not Brorm Up.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.
A dispatch has been received at the Navy
Department from Admiral Lee, dated yester-
day, which says There is no truth in the
rumor of the destruction of the gunboat Day
light by the rebel batteries near Wilmington.
She is at Besulort, coaling."
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-22

The PATENT BELLE MONTE sKIRr.-A full
sortment of this new style Skirt. at ASpERsos's
Hoop Skirt and Corset Depot, under Mechanics
Hall deci9
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday. ................... Dece N Der e..
ARRIVED
Steamer New England, Pield, Boston for Passport
and st John NIB.
Brig Ella Maria. Merrill. Port Royal sc.
Brig ii kennedy. Look, Boston
Sch Ellen. Babbidge, Boston.
Sch Eta Fogg. Newcomb, Boston.
Sch Astoria, Smith, Boston.
Sch Dorcas, Nutter. Gouldsboro for Portsmouth.
CLEARED.
Bark Modena, Hnrd. Messina-Baker Morrill,
Bark Alvarado, (Brl croweli, Matsnzss-Thomas
AseDcio & Co.
Bark Eleanor, (Brl Brothers. Cardif-H winslow
& Co.
Sch Woodruff Sims, Marston, wasnip gton--J b
Brigham.
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DISASTERs.

of Portland.
Ship Mary Russell. Thompson. which sailed from
Liverpool I'd inst for Bath was fallen in with an A.
anchor totally dismasted. four miles North of Vie
tora Channel She was towed back TO Liverpool
and into the Carriers Dock
ship W Lindsay still remains ashore on the West
Bank. below New York. the tide ebbs and nors in
in her. -
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EFFORTS.

shocks 49, 'esAo" wa
.o fer bark Eleanor, for Cardiff "A olis 70 boards
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MARRIED..

In this city, Dec 40 BY Rev. pr. Carruthers Chas
city.
In this city. Dec. co. by Rev. c. Fuller. George H.
Worcester and Miss Anna A. Moore both Of this
city.
In Cape Elizabeth Dee 20. by Rev. 3 Freeman
Geo W. Cline and Miss Hannah Barnham, both Of
Cnpe Elizabeth.
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- Parsons Cough Csndyis genuine and
reliable remedy. See special notice column.
dan.
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The following vessels have been sold in London
recently Ships as Nesmith, 300 tons built At Thorn.
aston in 1850, for f5250 Prince of Wales 800 tous
built at Bath In 1880 for fsO0o The demand for Old
ships is not good and sales for them are difcult TO
effect. -
We notice sales in New York Of the new All bark
Evelyn, 800 tons, built at Cutler in 1863 for about
SIS 900; AZ sch William Crawford 1876 tons built Al
Bath in ls4s, for 3i50 Al bark Sol wdos 4ss tons.
built at Cutler In 1863, for
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A NEGLECTED Corau. Coin.

A NEGLECTED CouaH, COLD, Az liz
BIrArKD or SORE THROAT, IL allowed
to progress. results in serious Pulmon-
airy Bronchial and Asthmafic Diseases,
oftentimes incurable. BRows's BRoS-
CHIAL TaocHEs reach directly the at.
fected parts, and give almost immedi-
ate relief For Broachifis, Asfhma, Ca
t1rrh, and CoHsamptipe Coughs, tho
rroches are useful. Public Speakers
and Singers should have the Troches to
clear and siren et hen the Voice Mill
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delivered in
NEW CITY HALL,
By distin guished gentlemen from different partser
tne country on the great absorbing theme OF daily
life aud thonght-fhe Nation under the auspices
OF the Following named citizens:
Jacob Mcclellan. Israel washburn, Jr.
BenI kingsbury. Jr.. Samuel " spring,
Oliver Gerrish. John b. Brown,
81 John smith, James T. McCobb,
Bben Steele, TIC Hersev
Nathan webb. VIM W. Thomas.
VIM Willis, John 7. Gilman.
Byron Grecnoush. Woodbury. Davis,
Inward Fox. Rensselaer, Cram,
Josiah Il. Drummond, NJ A. Blanchard
Geo. w. woedman, Geo. r. Davis
n. A. Foster, Geo. u. Talbot.
:, The income OF the series will be devoted TO the
United States Sanitary Commission.
The following Lecturers have been on Gagged:
Hon. OWEN LovEJoY, N. c., OF nl,pn,s.
Saturday evening Dec. D. 1888.
JUDGE KELLY. M. c., of Pennsy,x.n,.-
or Asj. Gen. GARFIELD, Of Ohio, Jan. q. lisa.
Msjor General DANIEL L. yIcKLrs
Thursday, Jan. :, 1854.
oREsrEs A. BRONSON. OF New York.
Thursday, Jan H. 1854.
Hon. GEO. THOMPSON, ondon. Enr
Second week In Februsn:. 1894.
WENDELL PHILLu g. Eso..
Third week in Feb 1854
Correspondence Is going on W ith Hon. Daniel q.
Dickinson. of New York. Ere Ag irt Don sl.s. Thas
d I Luton; OF the New io' / Indspen dcnt; Rev
Mopsri coyer OF chicago; Hon. Andrew Johnson
Military Governor Of Tenr sss-e and Hon. Reverdy
johnson, Senator from Ne syIand
Tickets for the Cours A.. a ~
-'~-S~Ss'''f'''' % ctD
10. sae limited 10 the capacity Of the Hail. To b.
oooSs'ores hotels, and other usual places
J.rar srRnBrss. Committee
p MCCLELLAN, Of
dcc22
eOur'er /" d Argus please copy.
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at this Office. ~
hF-lfyou are in want of any Kind of PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Once. If
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Sld 18th inst ship Lawrepcs.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 10Th, bark Garibaldi. Hoy,.
Bordeaux. -
CID: ship TranqueSar. Goodwin. -.
barts Martha's viaeysrd. Luce: Edwin. Laurie; Al
meris. Swan and illingwood. Ellipxwood y YORK /;
brig Warner. Brsgdon. do.
Below. barks Conquest, Howes and III ID Brook.
man. Cheney. from New York.
CID 18th. bark Tempest. Hinckley, New York.
and A Weeks; barks Mustang. tempest, saehsm (:
PORT ROYAL sc-Ar 18th inst. schs min Creek,
New York; 10TH sch. M.. Ms Srse d.; M .,h VIM
Wallace. soae. Philadelphia
o., Sid on sch sPMRssca johnson, for rernandaa;
Cassidy, and Napoleon, soper: New York 18th ship
sSssrses' Wl,lliams Do 18th Eagle Baker. dol
BALTfM0RE--Cid 18th. sch Arcuiarius. Jack.
son, brooklyn NY
Sid 18th. bark remplar. for Rio Janeiro; Mary.
PHILADELPHIA--Ar1s 18th, barks Union, Heard.
Pernambuco; Aun Elizabeth Norgraye from Turks
Island n Trucks, Iylor. New Orleans; briss Essex.
BAN. Cardenas; HOLLYWOOD. Boyle. Havana.
Ar 18th, barks st Mays Bryant, Jamaica; liar.
riet spaaldinx. Wise. New York; brig G Meredith,
NEW IoRK-Ar 18th. brig W Rowland Mccsr-
ty. New Orleans.
Ar 10Th, ship wanderer. Forbes. Manila via sinra.
Anna, Wheeler. PORT Royal Sc; brig s Y brown.
Hammond, Havana; sch ) Russell. Russell. rha.
CID 18th bark Casco. 6srdiner. for Trinidad: brig
Harriet, sedglcy. Fortress Monroe; schs Rio Pam
mer. washington; q King. Mcoregor. Calais.
AT 2lsf. ship Humboldt. from sydney.
-, Sid 18th, ship Eagle Wing; bark Bryant; schs
VIM Gregory. e a fsrnsworth.
BY TELL Ar 2lst. ships Galena, I'm New Orleans;
L Sturges. 1in Port Royal sc.
PROVlDENCE-Ar 18th. schs Mars HILL circuit,
NEWPORT-Ar 10Th, sch Romp, Rumrill, Calais.
after being ashore at II yannis.
EDGARrowN-ln port 18th. sehs Mary h Pierce,
Shea, New York for Boston; VIM Butrnan, Marx.
New Bedford for Searsport; Ilamlin. for Lincolr
vile; Sarah Gardiner. from New Bedford TO :.
George: Sea Breeze. Newport for Bucksport: 81
land New York for Boston; Lookout, imp ,.1ary'
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar 10Th. sch Ma
from Augusta. - Snowman
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoI-
with loss of sails; sch Nor 4, ssand for Portland
for Providence. >ssso, Gates, from Calais
HOLINESS HOLE
DT wsp S
do for do; Union, a; Abbic + Willard. Conley,
Amelia, Sawyer. .nkham, Millbridge for York
field, Gardiner .dachias for do: Henrietta, Wake
for do .or do; Lion, Adams, from Rockland
Ar 1872
9th y i, brig Celia NJ Carver. Pendleton. Cardenas
- ast for Portland; Lydia Slower, Whitney. Hud.
BOSTON-Cld Goth, schs Silver Magnet, Gall. New
York; Nictous. Corthell, Belfast
Ar zlstbark Young Turk, Harding, Malaga: brig
u 4 Wheeler, Tarr. Maisnzas; Milwaukee, Brow u
Grand Turk: scbs Benj Willis Strickland, Nass iu'
Saxon, Cassidy. Port Even: Lebanah, reel. Csaais
Dacatur. Flsgg. Machias; Barcelona. Murch; Dol
phin. Davis. and Alexandria, Heath, Ellsworth: Eli
Emblem. Southland. wiscasset; EmeIine Colby. do
Olive Elizabeth. Weber. Portland
Sid Goth. bark IIazcltiuc; briss ItAska. A Tzy,
lor and C II Kennedy.
sALEM-sid 2oih, sch A Appleton, iron por.
landl for New York
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than that Of any other daily In the city.
rKsAs,-s8.e0 a year IL paid acitsia three months
from the date Of subscription, s7oo at the end Of
tke year.
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DIED.
IMPORTS.

Ma;sn1a, Brig Mlnns rrsub-i9o lhds nio!asses,
- ife' vi - DDS ds and llro) cigars Geo Hunt
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Wanted.

A GOOD second band steam en- e'ne' e'sn'y 70 one
~ hundred horse power. ,vxcu a ro i