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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,

From eight 70 twenty years Standing, Win names
known - science and alus.
For medicsl properties u Buchu, see Dispsnsa-
tory Of tne United States.
See Professor DeEees' valuable works 0a ne
Prsctlce 81 Physic.
see remarks mate BY ths .lsts celebrated d..
Physick, Phiiadelphis.
ses remarks made ~ Dr. Ephrzu Mcdowell,
celebrAted PhyFician, and member d ne koysi
College q Surgeons, Ireland, and Published N Ne
Transitions q The King add Qusen's JOurlzd-
See Meclco- chIrtrglcal Reyiez, puhllsrad ~
Benjamin TraEsrs, Fellow % tns Roya College q
Surgeons.
see most Of ne lefs STANDARD works on medicine
Extract $40 per botle. o. az or $50
Ipapr,a Pee Esss 10 10
u hsif dozen q each for Sl2, which VIII b.
sufficient n cure TIE most obsbnafs cases. II dirsc-
aOna Are ADHERED n.
DeiEered 20 soy address, securely paekod nom
ob-erFa1on.
sS-Desoribs symptoms n sn sommunea6oas
Cures ErArSztasd. AdYios srztis.
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Small Pox.

A IL PERsoN= having tnso-rnseon about Small
"a PoS cAees are hereby notified nDd requested
orioa. Or % tie Mea,czi Lhssrtor, Dr. CendinninR
eornar q Cherry street snd Cambsriand Alley, -
70 DAVIS CF0stsats, who = Z. hae e 51Dan Po1
Aasnt. JOIN hO1h s4ITHs
1scs~sw 10. Tai AsToE,
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Speciality.

NIANUFAOTURERs' STOCK OF WATCHES,
vi lockets. CHAINS, Bracelets, Rings, Pins, Ma
SONIC Emb ems, Gold Pens and Cases togeths T
WiJh full assortment Of Fine Jewelry, viii be sold
at ret for the next 60 days. Certificates naming
the different artie IS are put Ia envelopes and
sealed. and sent without regard 70 choice. Une
certificate telling you whet you can have for 81,
II be sentfor g6 cents, Eve certificates for ele-
for 8, thirty Tor s.. After seeing the altce, II
it does not perfect satisfaction, you return
Il AMI get the money. Great Inducements are Of
fer-d 20 81 nts. We also msDtraeture Badges for
etery DIVISION end corps in the army. We will
send q sample (pure silver with your name, reg-
msni ana company handsomely engraFeI thereof,
on the receipt Of 81 90; together E1tn our whole
sale illustrated circular 70 agents.
s. NJ WARD CO.,
noyis-2m No as Broadway. n. 7.
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Phinehas Garrett.

Former Regi.ter Il Davidsnn c~uDty, gives Fpe-
eia arten ion 70 be ex minatio Of 7 Ties - Proper
tes, writing Deed Of Convey snce, Lesse, and other
l. Z ,focuments.
We a. EN- it unnecessary in this community, -
say A. Mr. Ga re i he BIS examiner OF Ties
ard writer O eeds Tennss -.e. For twenty
year be Wa fixture At "ur Courthouse, twelve
Il Which be se sed as Register Of the sounty. by
eisotso1 Of the hands Of the people 3 csrssui,
t.ifh~ and ex CT mann Of ooing business is
u known, ami We cheer al y re oinmeud hi 10
ali tho-e who may have any Thing IN bis tins y
tcsusaot NAM.
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49,. DR.. KING. formerly Of New York, for
esAssA last four years Of Louisville, KY, who
aas devoted bic attention 10 the treatment Of pr-
7ste diseases for 30 years, hstters himself, having
dtended e 2 pr1etce for 80 many years, and cured
50 many thousands, be s enabled TO cure all diseases
d private nature, no MISTER how bsd thoy may be
rom iniudoioUs medical treatment OF from neglect
Of their own. DR.. Kings DisPensary IS No q
DeadeTck street, between Cherry aud the So lare
second story, where he cures eli diseases Of PM
VHts nature.
GOnorraosa cured without asuseOus Iaedici1es CT
nte-fareaee viii hzsinesa.
Structures Of old oE recent date efIectGaly oursd
Ia few days, by an operation which causas no
bsin' Who're Q structure exists health cannot he
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and UnderD1ines the health 10 much.
Syphils, with al the diseases OF the skin. grow
~ out Of neglect or bad treatment, can be eAectu-
al cured IN few days.
5EslsAL WRAEEzsA-Psrtiou'a attention having
beep given 70 this disease snd ali the consequences
growing out OF Il brought on an many cases ty the
destructive hahtts Of iReonEiderzie youth and ~
ossssye indulgence Of The passions, q neglect Of
Ehich viii undermine the constitution, randerGa
the subject unHt Tor huEinsss or society, and cans
ing premsture Old sgs.
Females who may be lsbonHg with any difRculty
q The Womb msy rest assured q immediate re-
LEI
Persons residing abroad, by Whiting snd ststnR
their case, with Zee enclosed direct 70 Dr. A. King
No. g Deadcnck street, Nashville, Tenn, viii hsve
Tie necessary medioines sent 70 Their address
onice hcuys RON O'Clock N he morning until 3
. me ersulaR- ADr7-t&Vlv
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SATURDAY, lib of January. 1868,

ct 10 o'clock. A. NJ, the Howl property belong
ing 70 said Clark vile Gas light Company, We:
lot VI land in he CITY Of Ciarksvile n said strict
on viii b the gas WORKS Of said Company are tla-
ted, frrmsriy belonging 10 jane Bruunaagh sRd
adjoins the .Ot Of II. D1nfop 81 ala. kl,o, al the
pipe, machine y, gas fixtures, Implements tools,
sod appnstenaDces belou giDg 20 said Company, in
eludng the lamp posts IL raid city. and all and
every speces Of property conneoteI win said lot
or gss works SAID real estate y III os sold 90 u
mon b. TINS without redemption. with note With
approved secan y, and Ii, q retained on said land
untii the purohasa money Is paid. The other pro-
perty viii be sold Tor cash 10 hand.
E. z. GlAASCUEK, Commissioner
BoRAcE II. HAEAIscs, Sol. for Complainant
noy2f-4f
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Just received splendid assortment
Of the 6aest French Merinoes manu-
fActurea, st Cameron. Srier 4 Cos
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He!mboIds Extract Buchu.
FOR WEAKNESSES


mdiseretou, or Abuse
ATTENDED WITH rHE EoLLoEISa srsFToHa.
Indispositiou to Exertioa Loss of Power.
Loss Of Memory, lificulty Of brsathing
Weak Nerves, IraFnhIing
Horror Of Disease WaAafulnasa.
Dmness Of Vision, Pain In tie Baek
Universal Lassitude ofthe Flushing Of the Body,
muscutar system, Eruptions on the Fscs,
Hot Hands, Palbd COunsanapos
Dryness Of the Skin.
These symptoms, allowed 10 20 on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
IAP0TENCY, FATUITY, EPiLEPTIC FITS,
IN one Of ghieh the patent may expire. Who can
say that they are not frequently followed BY those
"dIesdla diseased"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Msny are aware Of the cause o. their suffering
but none viii confess. The records o. tie Insane
Asyiums ami the melancholy deaths b. consump-
ton bear simple witness to the truth Of The asssT-
ton
Tux CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
requirea the aid OF medicine 70 strengthen and IN
vigorste the system, which HELMBOLD'S XIX
TR4CT BUCHU invariably does. A tFia VII con
vince The most skePrcal.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATdEHF OF DTsRAsEs, ID
OROWElNG HIAdF WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER States, Al IT Is IN
NASHVILLE. TENlSE6sEE.

Ny books vii show thst for ths past I've months
my practice has increased hundred per cent over
TIE last year uEt e - nos 10 pe Surpassed By any
In the State. With my general practice II Che city,
treat tbs following
Chronic Gases
WITH satisfaction: Rhsumstisrn, Affections Of he
Lungs : Diseases Of Tie THROAT, 9Eellsd JOinis,
8td LIMBS Pieunsy, Pans, Uleers, Cancer, Gravel,
Diseases Of the HoaIf and Liver, Indamnnaton q
ths Stomach. 6etRzlEa, kings Evl OF sarof1la,
Dsafness, Diseases q The Eyes, De5iiitstsd sys-
tens, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, md Consumpt.o1-
together with All Private Diseasss sad Diseases Of
TIE Urnzzy Organs.
70 the Ladies.
Al Aascttons o. ths Womb trested win success.
Thoss MARRIED f1diss Who hare been 10 unlortu-
nn1e 70 miscsrTy OF prove abortion, can b carried
% Their al tine 4 scund pregnant, b giyng ms
cail-
stePilifYs
Yong Marnsd La<lea whose r1iafoftuns 4 has
hesn not b bring forth b dus seasoz, rsmsmEsr
Sod has said you should muinply sad ssplenlah- II
this IL your desire you can consult me eitbsr b.
lsftsr or u person- No lady over tisty-fYs years
81 Sc Bsed make application Al communication
b. lsttaE o. person strictly oondaeusal-
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new aud elegant design Of Family Bibles, AZ
ranged for keen likene res.
Descriptive Catalogues mailed free to any address
On application.
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S. (. SMITH.
GENERAL IN>URaNCE AGENT.

Is prepared o take Fire End M.rne risks IN the
best Offices of thee unity. he II the authorized
agent for the Rtna u. Hartford, the Mann attain,
i'bmnx and SecuIi OF New York, represent-
ing x millions Of apita,. War risk. s. or f-oTn
Mas vile 4aAens a. WI as every species 81 insa-
s7fAnoe.
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally sppeared bef0rs ms a Alssru,sn o.
the elty q Philate!phiA, a. r. Helmbold Who -
lng duly sEorn, doth say, his preparadoas contain
no nArcore, 10 mercury o. otheF injurious drug,
Dot Are purely regetable. Il. 4. HEIHBOIlD
sworn and subscribed before ne. tbs I'D az o.
hogsnbsr, 1854. VIZ P'HIBBARD
ndsr1nAn. sth-street, above Rae, Phila-
Addrese istters for information IN conhfiancs.
II. 7. HEI4MBOLD, Chemist,
uepot f0f scuth Tenth-strosl
Below ChsEtnut. PhllAdsiphiA.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
AND UNPRNCIY.ED DEALER8
sho endeavor 70 dispose SOP THE1R OWN" aaa
''other" articles co the reputEfiop STAINED -
Hslmbold's Genuine Preparar0uss
Hxfracf Buchu,
/" 6arsABarlla.
Improved Ross Waa6.
Sod b I'll DFuRgigts oFe7yEhera-
Ask FoR HKLMBoLDS-TARE 10 OZHKR
Cut Qua The adFeTuaeDsnt ard sad ~ u AND
eonD LAPosfa1oa AND ExFoS1lA
. hz1s sly
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Send for a Catalogue
BOOKS
Photographic Family Bibles,

For all classes, upon All subjects ia every style Of
binding, and 10 endless .a-iety. EzclUsYe
Agent for The
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-09
Hieht KmieaIona Curea.

Young Ma, stop oefors yoa further 70. o. Al
iseasss subsct - Man, thefs u no oasas8 20 hard
% cure a. Night EMISSIONS, and physicians are
scarce thzt undersdtd treating IL md % you csn
aay thAs have cured dossns u his ety. - vel "a
in ddsrent Statee, who have spent dollar afer dsi-
ar and are nov Eel cured b me. ! am daily Re-
ceving letters and sending medicine 70 ~ ps-ts Of
ths co1nzy. Inc soFd, Al that re d.seased n
any ray, ah1 vi give NE call, WI ave aasis-
cti0n for AZ q the Diseases fneuaoaed % this Cd
vertssmsnA he best q rsfcrsnoes elTsn n as
ctr.
- DR.. hOsILL,
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HEADQUARTERS POST OF nashville
: gAsnrrr1T TENS Nov 80 fsb4

published psn q which can Be seen sf ONCE.
and ss the pracipa Hotels and Other public plece-,
10 this city. Heizg ehgbiy located on the East
bank Of the Iennessee riEer, 80 miles rom iis
mouth, and a. The terminus n the Nashville and
y Northwestern Railro q, distance q Y miles from
taAt Ctys surrounded, - Il Il. b rcn and pro
cue i've ooun y sna bling II almost constant ursr
communicated WITH many Of the most important
co1nmeFcisl cites q The North and Southwest.
mast Al 10 a -tant day, become aesfy cfyest hlIsi
0es- am PoftAnee such an opportunity tor SAFE
and pr htaD Investment, 8 Bot seld N ofi.red.
We srs b sole agents for the sale q los, and
bully sataoiissd and empowered 70 grant titsss 20
purchasers.
Appiyso ". MATT. RRowN co. AEss.
z0s1s-o Al chsny street.
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Real Estate Department.

A considerable amount Of Rea' Estate s register
ed VI books, nd We can sch Houses anu Lots
IN Nashville nd suburbs n thu best terms. Farms
sizes and prices, Plant tons in eOueties 10
iddle Tennessee, some of them good Cotton
fiEr1s, for sale. n. 3 NJ.
novNL-tf
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Ouarterm .ster's Vouchers.

MEL ON MURFREE are prepared to pur.
chase QuartelmzsSer's Vouchers at reasonable
rates-
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Day and Evening Sessions.

CoURsR or STUDT, most complete.
SYSTEM or DESTRUCTION, THoROUaE and
BusJyEss-LIKK, lin the proper seoePtstion
Of these teyms.)
Daily Session throughout the year.
zr-ThE Principal an experienced Book
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FEMALES. FEMALES FEMALES

Take DO Bsissm, Mercury, OF unpleasant medicine,
for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
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An iessers should De addressed 10 our Bor
go los Ofioe. New York.
sepfl-sIneosikw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-06

streets forenoon and afternoon, aud In the
evening their music, together with the fire.
works, attracted an immense congregation.
Congress and Exchange streets were crowded
and so blocked up that it was difficult for
pedestrians to find their way through. 1t was
a good arrangement and admirably carried
out.
On the public buildings and quite a number
OF private dwellings, the stars and stripes
were waving during the day. Several beau
tiful flags were displayed in front of the resi-
derce of Bishop Bacon, and in the projecting
window was large and beautifully arranged
boquet, placed upon an elegant pedestal. The
Observatory on Mupjoy hill, was decorated
with flags of almost every shade of color,
bearing devices and signal marks each differ
ent from the other.
The Sabbath School and the ladies of the
Central Church and Society gave an enter
tainment at Mechanics Hail. in the afternoon
and evening The attendance was large-too
large for the comfort of those who were pres
ent. The exerc SEES were varied, and all well
were sung under the direction of Mr.. Gard-
ner, Mr.. E. johnson presiding at the piano.
One song entitled stand by the President"
was listened to with the deepest interest and
received with applause. The tableaux in the
evening were in excellent taste, and all per-
formed the parts assigned them with the most
perfect accuracy. The representations were
of high moral character, exciting an interest
in historical reading and warning against the
delusive influences which beset the path of
the young aud unwary. The representations
of Joan dare, Cross and Crown. Marriage,
Rising a Beard, were very striking. Among
the attractions was Aunt Keziah's Postoilice
and the Gypsy Tent. Refreshments were
bountifully supplied and rapidly disposed OF,
aud the hall was beautifully decorated. The
curtain for the staging was little out OF gear,
but on the whole everything passed off pleas
antly, and all appeared to enjoy themselves.
We learn that very general desire has been
expressed to have the exercises repeated.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-06

DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that T-5om,.
L. Hinds OF Portland, County Of Cumberland ard
State OF Maine By his teed of mortgage dated ths
thirty hrst day q March, in the year eigheca hun
dred aud sixty three, recorded In the Cumberland
Registry OF peeds, book ale. page 49, conveyed 10
the Portland Five Cents Savings Iastitution a cor
porstisn estabished BY law in sal The tollo,
ing described real estate TO wit A certain lar Of
land situated In frceman's Court so called IN ssd
Portand bounded as iollowss-beziunior nj a most
ON tbs east corner OF or formerly Geo sri hts
lot thence norhwcstrEly thirty feet on said court
theneesouth westerly fory-ts ar haifect to la a
nowpr late otChas Litleohn sthence thifty r. south
eastsrly 70 land " said Sight: th'nce forty aud
halt teet TO tne first bouhds Also 4 certain o. her
letstaated In said Court, bounded foliOus: Be-
gfnnieg at post on said Court. the south esst
corner Of lot of said hinds thesee ranniJg SOUTH
ery said Court forty <Dir and halt feet: ihepc
At right angles TO land late ofAndrew Mack: thenee
BY said Mack land and land of Charles Littk iohp
TO 10. efssid Hinds; thence from said BINDS lot 10
first bounds. Being the same premis conveyed to
said Kinds by William Parks al, BY their deed
recorded In the Cumbs rsud Registry book 2ds page
2sS. and by sarah Jewett by her deed recorded M
said Registry, box 2ao, page $50. And that the
condition OF said mortgage has been broken bv fea
son where of the sasd mortgage claims foreclosure
of the same,
hated a, Portland this sixth dag Of July. A. d
lsoi. - -
Portland Firs C.Rts Sariao Ia,f;,y,.,,
BY BENZ. kINGSBURN. JR.. President
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hundreds Of millions annually would be saved
in the vast amounts of forage, clothing, stores
and munitions of war purchased for the army.
The Secretary finds himself embarrassed by
the gold quotations that defy his CONTROL
What wonder that gold constantly rises, when,
with diminished production of it, he himself
persists in going into the market and buying
nearly the whole of the annual product of the
mines, and expends it in paying usurious in
terest to citizens who never expected to re-
ceive anything but simple interest and would
gladly temporarily relinquish that for some
better security for the payment of the prinei-
pal. 1t is just the same whether he buys SO
much gold, or, having it on hand from pro-
ceeds Of duties uses it instead of selling it.
And, indeed, why should the Secretary be
surprised at the depreciation of his paper cur
rency when he has put the most emphatic re-
pudiation upon it by admitting to every man
who brings him money, that it is not good
enough to pay interest or principal of what he
borrows. Six months hence, he says, this very
hundred dollar bill borrow of you will be so
far worthless that / will not insult you by
paying you three hundredths of it for your
interest. Is it surprising that the alien jew
broker and the Copperhead Spectator regard
it in the same estimate and act accordingly?
If it be asked, why not intermit the require
ment of gold for duties on importstions, l
answer, because foreign goods being paid for
in gold the exaction of the duties by the same
standard is only keeping up a just proportion
between the duty and the value; and because
the payment of gold operates as an increase
OF the tariff and thus adds to the national rev.
enue, or, what is equally beneficial, operates
as prohibition against foreign luxuries and
a stimulus to home production. CIvIs.
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DIED.

- n this city. jnly 8, Mr. Charles Z Fernald aged
y years month"; eldest son OF Isaac and Margaret
Fernald.
~ Funeral en- Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock.
at his late residence. No a Niater street. Friends
and relatives are invited 10 attend.
In Virginia OF wounds receiued on the North Ans
ma river May "a. JAS Roberts lst Lieut. of Co A,
18th Ne Reg, aged = years months
In Washington. May 81, OF wounds received in
battle isaiah q Manson of Lewiston, aged "a
In Perry June %, very suddenly, Mr. John Glea-
son, aged % yeirs
In Rockland Ju e 25 Margaret. daughterof John
Sheedy. aged 5ars
In Boston, June 90 John Sheppard. Of Apple
ton, Me, aged "a years months-member of Co +,
4ih Me Reg
At Cape Neddck. June %. Dir John Averill.
aged % years.
ly of Saco aged 81 years.
In Berwick, June i3, Mr. Chas fash, ed 70 yrs.
in Chelsea, Mass, june "a, Mr. Humphrey Pike,
formerly OF Saeo, aged.
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Congressional convention--First District

The voters the first Congressional District who
are Internationally in favor OF the Union, the SUI
premacy of the Consultation and Laws, and the
suppression Of the Rebellion by vigorous prosecu.
ton OF the War. invited TO send Delegates 10 a
Convention to be held at the CITY HALL, in Port.
land on THURSDAY, the tn IF July, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating Candidate
for Representative to Congress and an Elector OF
President and yicc-President.
The basis OF representation win be as follows
Each city and town win be entitled Delegate,
aud one Delegate additional for every seventy-dve
votes cast for Gov Coney in 1863. majority irac-
fion will enttLe TO additional Delegate.
The Committee will be in session at the Hall at 8
O'Clock TO receive Credentials.
JOHN LYNCH. Portland,
SgwALL N. GROSS, N. Glouce' ter Yr.
JOHN ID. LINCOLN. Brunswick,
John A. WATERMAN, UoRHAM, \ District
GEO IL. kEowLT os, Alfred, Con.,.,a,
EDWIN b SMITH, Saco, Soo
.oHs wEsTwoATH, kittery,
June 81, 1864.
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From the Southeast.

CAIRO, ILL.,, July 2.
Memphis papers of the I'd learn that as soon
as Gen. Steele heard Of the movement of the
rebels near the mouth of White River, he sent
a strong force nnder Carr, which confronted
the rebels an the 29lh when fight ensued
aud 200 rebels aud the guns recently cap
tured from the Queen City, and four mountain
howitzers were captured by Carr. Our loss
WAS 500 Carr on receiving information that
the rebels were receiving reinforcements I'M
der Marmakuke, fell back on Clarendon, TWEEN
ty miles below Duvall's Bluff. Reinforce
ments have been sent to Carr. The forces OF
Marmaduke and Shelby are said to be retreat
inp.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Liverpool 18th ult. ship Aurora. Barker. I'm
New York.
Adv 18th, steamer Peruvian. for Quebec sd; shin
Lottie Warren, holmes, for Boston 10th.
Ar 81 Londonderry 18th ut. Edwin Clark Bart
lett, New York.
At Ponce 18th ul,, brig B L Swan. Rice. irom New
Ar at Cieniuegos 18Th. barque NJ Il stetson. Bsais,
Boston; brig Fannie. Hubbard. FIN Portland; 18th,
barqaes Alexandra tBrl Snow. Boston, 2ad. Hun
Sid l4th. brig Dirigo, Rumbar. New York; 18th.
barque Catharine. Hoibrook, philadelphia 3d.
Ar at Mansanills l6Ih. brig Fannie Butler, Nicker-
son, New York
Maianzas; l6ih harqHe Aid. Gooding. Portland.
Sid 18th. brig wenonah. GRAHAM, Philadelphia.
Ar at Havana 10th. barque Julia, lBrl Clifford
New York: 2lst Albion Lincoln johnson. Portland I;
brig Speedway, Atherton, do % ship Clara Ann,
Carter Bath: brig Mar sanils. York Portland; 25ih
Bunker, and c II kennedy. Locke Portland; Mar
tina Washington. Leland, do Lorsna. Hapeuny and
Hancock. Gibbs, Boston; 26th. proteus, Mshosey,
Portland. 2Tth. st Jago. White. do.
Sid 2lst. barque Contest, Robinson for New York;
brigs Brill. tBrl Crowel. Portland; 22d. Renshaw
smith. Sierra Moreas and New York; Esd, bafque
Parks, Amy. Portland; 2ith, baraue Limeriek Lass.
Green. Eienfnegos
New Orleans land sailed 22d for New York.; brig
III Emery, Gregg, do.
Sid 18th, barques Canada. Mcnonald. Baltimore.
18Th, Commerce Robinson, Phisdeiphia; brig Cas-.
Ar at Cardenas 18th, barques Lucy Frances. Perry
X Wsst; 2oth, haven, Hall. Portland; brig
Young Republic, Libby, do; sch windwa d, Part
ridge. do.
At Cape Haytien 18th ult, barque springbok. Lar,
sen. from Boston ar 9th.
Cid at Halifax 25th ult. sch Snow Squat, shep.
pard, Gace Bay CB. NF
CID at st John h gath, ship Northampton. Morse,
Liverpool.
CID At do LIST inst. ship Mary Russell, Weeks, for
Liverpool.
SRnKEA