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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-21
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

HARB0R REGULATIoNS-DEPART OF
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
Office of the Captain of the Port
Port Monroe. Va, March l. 1901
All vessels of every description in the transport
service of the United States Government or on pri
vate account passing the Guard Boat within the lin
its OF this Department will Immediately on their ar
rival, report at this Office on Baltimore Wharf
All steamers anchored in the Channel leading to
Hampton. are prohibited from throwing their ashes
overheard, while so anchored or in such Channel
and the Commanding Officers of such steamers will
be held accountable for any violation of this order
Vessels anchorng so as tr obstruct the navigation
to and from the different wharves, will remove at
once, on receiving notice from this Office taking such
position as may be designated in the notice
To prevent accident and damage to the Marine Tel
egraph Cable vessel will be allowed to anchor be-
tween the two Red Buoys, on the upper end of Hamp
ton Bar Anchorage must be found either to the East
ward or Westward of the Buoys
ANDREW AINSW ORTIZ,
Captain of the Post.
Notice is hereby given that the South Shoal Light
Vessel which parted her moorings on the 18th ult
has been replaced upon her station.
by order OF the Lighthouse Board,
John MARSrON,
Commodore U. S. n, L. IL. Inspector I'd. Dict.
Boston, March II, 1864.
Ship John Rhynas. GOO TONS 1900 tons dead weight
capacity. built at Belfast in 1863 has recently been
sold in London for 1900 cash for continental ae-
count.
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EXPORTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nova Scotia1, 1855 bbls
Flour, l12T bush Wheat, 2ls9 bushels Peas, l02 bbs
Ashes Al 700 lbs Butter 92S 500 lbs Meats 80 bbls
Pork; 800 lbs Lard 10 pkgs Game 32O2 lbs ToDac-
co; Sewing Machines IS pkgs Sundries, and So 1872
in specie.
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Rotice.

+ the young lady that note anony nous letter
II 10 a young gentleman of Portland, in regard to
his visiting hotels and drinking saloons, will write
another note, and give her name, or fictitious
name, she will confer great favor meh2i lit
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SToRES Nos. 1919 and l35 Commercial Street.
- Possession given Immediately For terms APP
ply at No. 46 Park Street. mch2l din
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
~. March 10.

Snturday............. March 10.
ARRIVED.
f7Steamer Lewiston. Knight. Boston.
Brig Mime Traub. Mitchell. Matanzas 4 inst.
Br sch Rechab Mcneil, st John NIB, with Diving
Apparatus.
Sch Herbert Snow, Boston.
Sch Emblem. Harding, Welfect.
Sch Trade Wind Hill. Saco.
SAILED-Wind WNW. Ship Frank Boult in tow
of steamer Continental.
CLEARED.
Steamship Nova Scotian. tBrl Graham, Liverpool
III Allen.
Steamship Star of the South Schenek New Orleans
ii Inman, L Quartermaster.
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood, New York Emery
Fox.
Br bark Palmer, Lowrison, Cardenas ii Rob-
inson. =
Brig Young Republic Libby. Cardenas, G Hunt.
Sch w Freeman. Freeman, Baltimore, o Nicker-
son.
Sch Laurel. Pratt, Cohassett, master
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IMPORTS.

IMPORTS.
MATANZAS-Brig Mime Treat, ass hhds Molas-
ses, IS tres do, Dbl do, j Brown & Sons; IL bbs
Molasses. master; case Cigars Geo Hunt.
PONCE. PR-Br sch Clio, 70 hhds Sugar, "a punoh-
cons Moasses tres do, 20 bags Coffee box cigars,
+ Churchill l. Co.
CARDIFF-Br ship Jane, 666 tons Coal, Far
mer.
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PosT OFFICE, PORTLAND,
March 18th, 1864.
From and after this date, and until further notice.
the Western Mail will be close at this Office at 2
O'Clock, T. NJ, instead of ] !, as heretofore.
mchl9 3wed A. +. DOLE, p. NJ.
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CAPE ELIZABETH, July ], 1868.
Substituting my connection with the State Re-
form School. as q teacher, L. F. Atwood's Bitters
introduced there and used with ed success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &C., A. Z. HILLMAN.
HANOVER, NE, Oct i, 1861.
Dear Sir II have used l.. +. Atwood's Bitters
for some 10 or 10 years. have tried great number
of medicines for Dyspepsia but without effect These
Bitters are the only remedy that have relieved
me of this distressing complaint. My neighbors
have also been greatly benefited by the OF them
JOEL HOW
EE- Betcdre Of Coanter(eits and base limitations,
some Of tohich signed I'M" r., instead Of L. n
Attcood: The genuine is signed u. n. At,cood, and
as a safeguard against imposition bears EXTRA
LABEL, coaHtersigned H. n. HAY, Druggist, Port
land, Me-, sole General Agent.
For sale by respectable dealers in medicine gener
ally. ianl6 6meod&w
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ians are making an effort to establish line of
steamers between that city and Liverpool, and
In order to induce subscriptions TO the stock,
they put forth the silly argument that the bu-
siness carried on between Liverpool and the
Canadas, now done in the winter through this
port, will be turned through Boston and to
show the plausibility of this argument the
Journal gives an extract from a Montreal let
ter-written no doubt by a Bostonian in that
city-setting forth that the severe cold and
the snow storms usually experienced in Can
ada East and in Maine, make that railroad
route portland to MontreaD much less avail
able than one leading direct to Boston,"
Is it supposed any flats will be caught by so
nonsensical a pretense as this? Are the Ca
madam SHOWS thus partial in their distribution,
SO that the road leading from Portland is
blocked by them, while roads from Boston,
leading to the same point, are free? The truth
Is, SO far as the past winter is concerned al
any rate, the roads in Maine have been less
blocked by snow than those south and west of
us. The greatest Interruptions on any roads
east of Boston, have been beyond the Massa-
chusetts line. More than this: the Grand
Trunk road has not been INSTRUCTED by snow
for the winter, and during its whole history
no railroad in New England has been more
promptly cleared after storm than the Maine
portion Of the Grand Trunk. The Boston
ians must resort to some more sensible dodge
than this, before they can divert the Canadian
business IRON the shortest land as well as
ocean route, through their crcuitous channel.
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ARRIVED

Br ship Jane. Hatfield. Cardiff, 18th ult SPOKE
ship Fayorite, in lon 49, lat 46 90. Also passed large
quantities of field ice on the eastern &c tho Bank
and had 10 run far South lat Al 50 TO clear it,
Br sch Clio. Mcdonald from Ponce PR 10Th ult
Sch Utica. Thorndike, Rockland.
Sch Arkansas, Thorndike, Rockland.
Steamer Montreal, Prince. Boston.
Sch Olive Elisabeth Weber. Eastport
Sch Rochester, Oliver, Phipsburg
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Portland Post Office March
HI 2lstuncalled for.
EYIf any of these letters called for please 50
that they are advertised
sS-All letters advertised are subject to an extr
charge of one cent.
LADIES' LIST.
Adams Elizabeth MIRA kimball Lucia mrs
Alien Eugenia0 Knight Mary mrs
Addition Y q mrs Knight Rosa
a,on 19lia kelle or Noroh, york ST
ADAMS mrs Lester Annie
Bowers AanaAF LittleaeId Ann mr..
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Wagons for Sale.


FINHREE Wagons for sale. Inquire OF
Il W. IL. YINTON,
mch2l d&wtf ca Middle Street, Portland.
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EF-lf you are going to the West, South, or North
West, procure Throug Tickets at LIrTTE'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. q. 1853. TuThS&wtf
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A Personal Affair."

We give place to the following correspon-
dence simply to accommodate the gentlemen
In Brunswick whose names are appended to
the note addressed to us, and as an act of JUS
tice to Mr.. jackson. We take no pleasure in
introducing to our columns the name of Mr..
Ienney or his paper, in any unpleasant rela-
ton, because Mr.. L. chooses not to be on good
terms with us, and has allowed his unkind
spirit to go so far as to disoblige us by refus-
ing an exchange with the Press. Though he
has done nothing to give him any claim upon
our forbearance, we cherish towards him no
ill-wil, and regret that we are called upon to
allow others to do in or columns what will
have no tendency to soften his asperities.-
We have before US the article from the Tele-
graph to which Mr.. Jackson replies, and
think its emphatic severity and its bitterness
of spirit called for the reply of Mr.. j.. and we
are somewhat surprised that Bro. Tenney did
not allow him hearing in his columns. So
far as we are concerned we hope the matter
may end here.
BRUNSWICK, March Is, 1864.
To the Editor Of the Press;
As Mr.. Tenney, the editor of the Bruins
wick Telegraph, refuses to publish my sons
answer TO his lying communication in relation
to the usage of JEFF. Davis coachman at Che
Tontine Hotel, trust you will publish it in
the Press, and oblge,
Yours, &c,
S. r. JACKSON.
We also ask that you will comply with the
above request.
CHAs. BoUTELLE,
A. BROOKS, JR.,
ROBERT SKoLFIELD,
ISAAC PLUMMER,
j. p. BOOKER,
A. n. METcALF,
JOHN FURBIsH,
+. S. DAY,
LORENZO DAY.
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SPRING DRESS GOODS
NOW OPENING.
@. X. ID A B b.
mchl5 No. 9 Clapp's Block.
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HOWARD'S
CANCER AND CANKER SYRUP
CANCER AND CANkER SYhUP

Sarpdsses all knoton Remedies
.SarpdsSes all knotcn Remedies
FOR THE CUREoF
Cancers, Canker, Salt Rheum, old Sores
Cancers, Canker, Salt Rheum, old Sores.
Erysipeas Scrofula, Tumors. Ulcers.
Sold by II. IL. HAY, Druggist, Agent for Portland
and vicinity. dec3l eod& w3m
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eF-To cure a cough, hoarseness or any disease of
the throat and lungs. use Howes's Cough Pills Sold
by II: II. Hay, Portland. and by druggists generally.
jan27 d& w3ms
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Bracket Aba A
Bowey Clara
Bradbury mrs dr. dsnfort
st
Baker Ella
Blake Ella X mrs.
Brooks Ellen
Butler Emily G
Bailey Eliza A mrs.
Barnes Harry mrs
Bragdon Irena l.
Bailey Ira mrs
Bouuess Jul a
Barrows Martha R-2
Brown Maria A
Badger Mary A mrs
Blanchard Mary f
Brown Mary mrs-2
Barrows Martha
Burrill Nancy mrs
babcock N 1 mrs
Curtis Amanda mrs
Campbell Annabella
Cady Kate York u
Charles Daniel T. mrs
Clark Eurydice X
Clark Eurydice-2
Coob Ella +
Cole Esther mrs-hog 4
land
Ciahan John mrs walnut
Cock l. j mrs
Crosby Mary
Chick Mary f MIRA
Comings Mary Y mrs
Cross X X mrs
I lark Rebecca s
Chase Susan A
Chsppsll s l. mrs lectures
Deem Lizzie
browne Fannie state ST
Douglass Frank A mrs
Dill Jemimah
Donahoe Jere mrs
Deehan Margaret E-2
DUNCAN Mary for maj
GuilIick
Dixon mrs
Eaton Nettie
Eroskin Angie
Emerson Minerva
Fuller Andrew j mrs
Floid Almeda
Furlong A NJ
Frost A W mrs
Freitas Eliza j mrs
Flardey Jane o
Fenley Mary Il
Francis Margaret mrs ha
cock 81
Franklin Nancy
Falcs Sophia b
Foster Thomas j mrs
Foster VIM mrs
Gilman A II mrs
Graham Martha b mrs
Gordon Mary
| Gould Martha w mrs
| Gardener Sarah A peal
island
Harris Addie z
Hodsdon Andrew mrs
Holmes Anne ia n mrs
Hoyt Arabell d mrs
Hall Caroline mrs
Hutchinson Charles mrs
Hodgkins Chapman mrs
Ham5lin Carrie A
| Hatch Harriet X
Hardenbrook John mi
capt
Hood kennie
Haynes Mary j
Herman miss near railwi
station
| Harding Mary l.
Hor Mar 4 5 mrs
Hunt Sarah K
Hamblen Susan mrs
Hyde Widow spring st
Hall VIM A mrs
Ingraham Susan mrs
Jordan Elzira mrs
Jones Hannah l.
Jordan Phebe mrs cape
Jordan Virginia mrs
Keanney Aun
Knights Elizabeth d
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Sore Throat,
Cough,
Cold,
and similar troubles if suffered to progress result
in serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatie af-
fections oftentimes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES,
are compounded so as to reach directly the seat of
the disease and give almost instant relief.
mch5 dim
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~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
ct this ONCE. Il
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E4-The Post Office is directly opposite harris
Hat and Cap Store. ieb29 II
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Monday Morning, March 81, 1864.
The New York herald., 1864-05-28
Goura ud's Lectures ON Chemistry.

From the improvements daiv being made in our
to the appl cation Of chemical prn'
cples has become absolutely necessary 70 make chem
sr srt Of the educat on of every youth and In further
epee object shall cont from time 70 time
brief this Instructive theme rp thereby 70
parent. the importance Of making this science
essenta Of their ch drens stndtes believing -
that few additional dollars well In out on the
nor improve the condition OF existence than the
mines q Call Golconda bequeahed 70 the NAN
One of the triumphant results Of ancient love for and
dep re.eArche into the principles Of chemis was the
discovery OF 0OURAUDS matchi-ss IrAL1AN MEDI-
GATED SOAP dcsrrvsdv celebrated IN removing tan.
plmples freck sunbuyn ssowness ringwo-m redness
roughness and In aLaying the irrtat consequent
bite OF insects Another uuph invention OF
the depiatory known ~ POUDRk SUBTLE, which viii
The prspsrsops Of Dr. FELIX aouRAcp. with . hun
dred vsuab bic additions toilet may had II bis
nex depot 1bS Broadway, Grand street
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EAsHyGlos, May II, 1854.
Tho following s an absr c e Inc Tariff 6i, reported
to-day rom the Committee Ways and Mcsus'-
On and after the LIST Of July next, euei the dutes
heretofore charged, the following are 20 bc impscd:-
On teas Of all Finds twenty-five ccnts per pound
On sugar not above No ~ pSch standard In color,
three ets er poand all sugar above No. IL, sud not
above No Is (not stve dried, putch standard 10 color
three soo "am az csh,s sh W, p'a rn,ch ssrdo,S
aa color, for cents per pound Az refined sugar 10
form loaf iuuF. crash1d, powdered, pulverizcd, or
ernuiated and ali stove or other sugar above No
o. rutch STANDARD color, cents per To- colored 10
cents per ID On ail obor oonfcctinery not ether.se
provided made wholly in part u sugar, and on
sugar refined whom tncturcd coored, or IN
any way sducra,od, valued AT 80 cents cr H. or less
10 cents per ib and al confectionery 'aued ABOVE 10
per To- sold by the box package, or other
wise than by the round, 80 cents ad valorcm.
en- molasses from sugar cane |. cents TER gallon
On syrup Of sugar Juice, Msl'do, concentrated
Meade cescentraSed moasses. ~ cents per p1und.
On brandy. Tor arst proof ~ SO rer gapb
On other spirits distilled from grain Or
other materials. FOR Hrst proof 81 per gallon.
On cor sordial: and lueurs ., ~ kinds. and srraok,
absy the, krchen nwasser. rataHa aud other similar
spruous beverages rot otherwise provided for 81 per
On ray rum, rs ccnts per gallon.
on wines o. all nds valued over SO cents nor
gallon 20 cents per gallon and q nd vaorem
fncd al 30 and not CATION 50 cents
Der gallon and 15 per centum ad vsure provided that
no cbampaRne or sparkling wines IN bottles shall pay
containing not more than one Quart ard ess thsn
pint 10 Ter two bottles each bottle containing
On all ales beer bottles rs cents and otherwise
thar In bot los 25 cents pcr gsop.
on segars val ed at SO per thousand 20 cents
per pound and ~ cenrm ad yaltem valued NJ over
$40 and $40 per tousand Al so per pound AMI
40 coutum nd vaerem vaiseu SIS per thou.
sand, So so per pound ani 90 per ad valorem
providcdhat l~per sesas or segarotes ncludng wrap
pers, shall be subject 70 Tie duties imposed
aegats.
On snuir and snuI 0our manufactured OF tobacco,
ground, dry or damn and ssiei, scented otherwise,
OF VII descripti ms, 30 cents per pound
On sohacco in leaf manufactured Of all descriptions,
and stemed tobacco mot otherwise provided for, so
cents per pound.
Ths bill increases all the rates iron, cqua "a rear
a may ss 10 the internal duties and 40 ~ 20 steel
<gAMh \ Q franAen evogs On soUn UaApfactuxss sf
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Impure Breath.

Among all The Asagreeabs that follow
the deeay Of the teeth impure breath
unpieasan merufyiua 10 ~
usrcussb and offensive In soeis. How sfen IL posses
sor Experiences DISTANT dness shown he
of friends o. perhsp the one mos foudy ehsnshsd
this source Ycu are ignorant Of the ourseH The
subject IL - decate-yeur most totima4s friend vii
ncn,.or H. Why nos remove this great barrier %
heah beauty and happ nesa N By using that
popular denufrce Frasant 6oxcdeaL tke most esavenen
pleasn and ecacious sem fer The toilet the world hss
Sold b. druggists everywhere and By HALL RuCKHL,
holta
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Heads OF the Lcnders.--Hsn. John
Brsush Governsr Of Ohio; Mr.. Thomas anchard the n
ventor r Trail \: d, author and physe Tth poe-
trss bogrAph es and charsctera Aso the numkn Foot
ita phys ogy. and how wAakrs Personal
iden. es the science Of Forces; eads of Men and wo.
mem erred; sef Government: the Human wiz: Rm.
csc. II Pray err prears-the,r ssnncance Prsmont,c.s
OF psatn nEn ns IN . ~. rorss ne Events wh kn.
obsr nteressing matter In the June No ILLusf1ATRD
WELLS, SO BrvAdwav. New York
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MISUNDERSTANDING westminster-Mr Bayly, Mr. and
xrs Roch Mr Prsscow, Mr. Reart Mr. 0rath Mr. ana
BAXTER. MIR and Mrs CLAYTON.
MISUNDERSTANDING CITY OF Lmerck-Thss MADDOX.
wife and ave children. Mr. Robaon.
LivsnrooL-ship constantine-Mrs Weeks and servant,
Mr. Isnvieu.
sscuA- Bark sharpsSars-Mrs Hartshorns and aaush.
81 owns PR Brig Eercutivs-Mr Fusrtes wife and
two cn,dren Francisco Vega.
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PRICES Cashcd in all Legal Lotteries.-
Information given or sent J. r. CLAYTON CO.. 10 Wal
street. room g. New York
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Brilliant and Powerful Day and Night
Double Perspective Glasses for tho Hed and
assortment At SEMMONS'.
Occulists Optcan esox Broadway under Laarge House
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Photographic AIbums.-The Cheapest
place in the United States 10 good
trade supplied.
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decoction blood to water buchu exrae. 70
feske burning yourss instead Of the hstehes call
since 1884 Eight rooms ana private entrance Open
from O'Clock until at night He cures chrome erup
the skin ulcers OF all kinds the most
poisonous mpurv Of the Hood sula all diseases pertain.
ing TO the urinary organs rheumatism, &c. Work on
Human Fralty Nervous Debility, Early Indscreton Con
sultstiQn 0YAtIa
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Bugs Breathing Through their Skins
are sAed bv Cedar Camphor's airs Cheapest and best
against moths In clothes. Sold by all druggist
HARRIS 4 CHAPMAN, Manufacturers, Boston.
The New York herald., 1864-05-28

On the night OF the 25th OF May the TioSa County Bank
OF robbed OF $50 SO In United taes
bopds gold grecnbacks and retired currency the bank
PAYMENT 4 bonds Ia stopred. Five Thousand dollars
Of the In special deposits OF binds
and over three thousand dollars In gold reward II
three thousand dollars offered for recovery of tho
property and thousand dollars the detection Of
the burglars.
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Ap0theCnries,
DRUGGISTS
GR0CERs.
5000 CASES OF BRANDY, WINE
SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.
IN QUART AND PINT BOTTLES.
The subscr for sale his stock Of Old
Wines and Liquors much below the present cost of impor
taon Country merchants are particularly invited to call
and examine his stock
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P.rchment Tags, Best Quality, for
shipping cotton NO, al the manufacturers.
VICTOR Il. MAU0KR. li5 Chambers street.
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JeWefry and Watches eseEt4
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS
For sale BY GEO. @ ALLKN ais Broadwsy enc door be
low Canal street, formerly n Wall street.
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passed hsrn brig steering .ss.iss & .ss. ss .i:s ss
drs s.s VA ssss.s s.s.s sf n-sser John. rH
srs Cook. Speed. ror. Royal days. \. ballast ssv
Sch. .s Z gs,s. es ks, Hssy ssa:s :,
si cs .s =
se6r Three sisters Stone. n.anlas IL days with D..
schr James Day (of Boston,. Taylor Remedies IS asy.
sohr Arlington Terry. Neuvitas May IL. with sur,r d.
schr Lewis Clarke Norfolk Va with pine cA.a
sG'fs 1:s
schr Hydranges, Collins Folly Island
sr sssr &C.: Post sr
schr II Baldwin. Dolton, Elizabethpors for heweasr
schr Trenton. Mott Elizasethpor, for Boston.
Sew ssro wsi:"a Esssse,sners for rrey,aeao..
@ ssSr ran aos ,o
scs scsr 2, T rus @ 70 set, H@oagdon @ Calais days.
SER ) sWs.srnsa. Chase. s. New New BEDFORD
scsr s.sr EcllT's sslI : sarEo.s Providence. -
a STSsA S s re
sIoop 4 4 Johnson, Collins seoonei i'''A'
s.css'sr Mo.uisatS q straaspor poyle N.~eerr NO.
ssn.s ko, 70 son s,nS sh 0 Barnesa 'a~
Steamer Ellen Y Terry y tU .ran.poyt, chaDin Fort
resi- 70 cream a1sa & & 9oan
DC, 50 hours ballast. TO Us onart-rrnaser.
Steamer rillie tu transport), Bourne Washington, q
hours to " s ouerterinaster.
Steamer Fanny Cadwslader. Pirrscn Baltimore
Steamer Fannie, Fenton, Phiatclph'a
Steamer Nine'And Reeves MiIlvipe.
Steamer Warrior Mott Providence.
Steamer kngisker. Nye. Providence.
BELOW.
shiT VIM rapscolt, Bell from Itverpoo, April 81 WITH
mdae and passengers to Tanscott X Go.
Ship Regent Famn, from Sh eds hnrll5
Ship Alice vennard Kelley from Cardiff April l8
Sh ID Galota from Msrseiles.
Brig AnnabeliA
Also two barks and two brigs.
SAILED.
25th-seamers Rebecca Clyde United States weyhoaset
Cloud Ksvnak, Mcclellan, Hers; ships Elizabeth Hawn
Oar: schr z Endicott
2th-Steamer North Point: brig Isoch L0mond
27th-Seamers Ma flower. and John Rice.
Wind At sunset wSw Hght
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Prizes Cashed In All Legalfzed Lotto
ries and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN.
Brokers' SAC Chestnut street, Philadelphia
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3. Health and Comfort co Moth,

Rene's African Fever aud Ague Curo-
not cure all but sure cure for Fever and Ague Depot
S5 Liberty street, up stairs.
The New York herald., 1864-05-28

Cooler than Straw.-whitc Hats. with
patent venator for summer at McGILLS 66i Broad
way, opposite Bond street.
The New York herald., 1864-05-28

No More Gray Hair or 0rBaidness-Forty-
eve years. constant study. Coasultat nm free bv Dr
aRANDJEAN, Astor place. "
The New York herald., 1864-05-28

Ladies. Attention. .-FIuttng, any width b,
i've cents per yard by the Flutng Company 9z7
stAira -
The New York herald., 1864-05-28

Bad Breath.-H0w Many Lovers 1t
has separated-how many friends for ever parted: To
effect a radical the BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS dentifrice night and morning, ~ $50
beauthes the crmplexon. Price 10 cents For sals oy oil
The New York herald., 1864-05-28

We Would Call the Attention or Our
70 the large sale Of Real Estate to be sod auction
O'Clock the Exchange saesroom III Broadway, Trinity
Building Maps DC, at No s Pine street
The New York herald., 1864-05-28

Campbell, Apothecary, Corner Eighth
avenue and Twenty eighth street. Pure Medicines dis
pensed with care.
The New York herald., 1864-05-28

Patent Wire Raiiings, Window Guard .,
nc formerly made by the late firm OF Hutchinson Wick
ersham Manufactured exclusively by CHASE 4 co...
524 Broadway, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald., 1864-05-28

Privntc Residenoes.-Giass Numbers
g'oed inc most lasting and recherche Painters order
Apply TO the Glass Letter Company, lU7 Fult IN street
The New York herald., 1864-05-28

Gcuraud's Poudrc subtitle Uprooss HAIR
from low orehesds or any part Of The body Warranted ~
Ms new depot M0 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-05-28

If You waat to KreSs, &c.. Read
MEDICAL COMMON sRNsR,
curious bona for enrfosR Deeph au1 ree1 beOk fer
every Price e 90 10 be had u AL eNossz Oon-
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