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smoked Hams l7I91s5 and Western 17d1sc y Dbl
beef is firm ana steady at the change noticed in
last
RIcE-The market is very firm, especially since
the passage through the House of a Tariff bill en-
HANGING the duties 80 pc for 60 days TO come, and
: prices are higher and tending upward.
RUM-priees continue to advance from day to day.
Portland DISTILLED Is firm at 81 al IS gal aud in
common with all kinds OF spirits is unsettled and
buoyant.
SUGARs-The final passage of the bill for an ad-
ditional duty Of 30 on the present tariff TO be in
ioree for sixty days, until a more permanent bill
can be perfected, the market becomes uDse tied and
prices very buoy ant. Refined Sugars steadily adj
Nancing to 25c. The closing price yesterday for
crushed, graduated and powder, d. Ras Sugars of
ail KINDS have undergone corresponding advance.
Portland "A, which Is confined chiefly to groeers.
we now quote l1tc and yellow lIlc.
sALT-Thero is continued active demand at full
prices, and stocks light. We notice the arrival of
four small eargoes from Boston during the week.
We would also note the losa of Br brig Nellie, bound
to this port, with ls9s bushels salt cargo sup
posed total loss.
soAP-Wc notice an advance on Soap of all
kinds. Leathe & Gore advanced their prices this
morning as folowi :-ExtrA No lie; Family l0c;
oieine ll4i Soda H. and Cranes lie.
SPICES-With better demand, there is more
tore TO the market. and for tue most part prices
megs, which now quote at | 40dl As, and slight
advance on Cloves, which we quote at soc p III.
quote 42a4ee y ID.
SrARCH-A recent a ivance has taken place
Pearl Starch. which is nov selling in this market at
l0alol y ID, and Portland 7a7ie.
TEAS-Na'ues for Teas as well as for most other
articles of foreign import, quite unsettled.
though the full prices of The obtaina-
bio and the market has ruled firm at 95ca 81 05 for
Commo 0olongi al coal 10 for choice do; s0deO
y ID for Souchong, Ankoi, and lower grades.
T0BACCo-The market is very firm and prices
buoyant at our present quotations. We notice that
in New York the market for manufactured continues
active, with heavy sales from stocks hand. well
as large contracts for future delivery.
FRElGHTS-The freighting business has been
quite active towards the close of the week In Cuba
charters the foliowingengagements have been effect
ed during the week. We are able to give the
terms of all engagements but such have taken up
on private terms are generally understood to have
engaged under going rates Brig Model, for Matan-
zas, with box shocks. private terms; brig Orto-
Ian. with lumber for Matanzas. on private terms;
bark Ellen Stevens, for Cardenas, with box shocks,
on priya'e terms; bark Sebra Crooker. for Matan-
zss, with box shocks and lumber, private terms;
bark Ionic. for port North side of Cuba, with
boxes, on private terms brig Renshaw, Tor = port
North side and return at 81 30 for molasses; brig
Martha Washington. Tor North side and home at
"a 62t y hid for molasses; bark Aid, for q North
port aud home, at soc p loo Tor sugar and "a 50 y
hid for moasses; brig Dillin CHAM. for Rene
dos, with lumber, 81 Sc p NJ, und hoops at SIS y NJ
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FuvHE Portland and kenns be- Rail Road Company
IL will receive proposals. sntil the tenth Of this
MONTH for grading that portion of their road which
lee between Congress street. In Portland and tho
intersection Of the York and Cumberland Railroad,
north Of the Haley House." on the Deering Estate
In Westbrook.
Also. for q Stone Culvert over Dsering Mil Pond
graded.
Also. fer the Construction ola Sea.wall from shs
easterly side OF Portland Bridge, or near tho
Commissioners line of Portland barber to the
wharf OF the Portland Gas Co.
Also. for filing the dock ineosed BY said sea-wal
and their Depot Grounds In Por, land.
Proposals for the whole or any part Of said work
will be conside ed the Company reserying the right
- accept any portion of such proposal. As II may
deem expedient
SPECIFICATIONS Of the work be seen at the once
Of the Engineer. near the Gas Works.
G. J. MOVES.
Ensineer Of the p. q X. X. X Co,
Portland. NAV Sd, 1854 dtoMayl0
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REcAPfTULLTIoS.
Hastings MeIodeon and Organ Manu-
factory.


Mr.. VIM. p. Hastings, who is the Oldest
Melodeon and Organ manufacturer 10 this
State, has recently moved his warerooms
from Federal street to the large and commo-
dious rooms on Temple street. over the stole
of Mr.. +. A. Marrett, entrance No. 5, where
he intends to keep on hand q variety of the
different kinds of melodeons and organs man
ufactured by him.
Mr.. ii. served regular apprenticeship at
the business of manufacturing melodeons and
organs, with one of the most distinguished
firms in Massachusetts, and carried on the
business several years in Worcester. He has
resided in this city about fourteen years, dur
ing which time he has been quite extensively
engaged in the various departments of the
business, turning out each year, more or less
instruments. Of kind and quality according to
the demand.
In his new quarters he has increased iacili-
ties for getting out any of the various styles
and qualities of melodeons. Especial atten-
ton is given to the CABINET ORGAN, adapted
to the use of churches and yestries, which his
long experience in the business enables him
TO get up in the best manner.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04

NORTHERN MoSrHLY.-The May number
of this rising Magazine is before us. We have
only time to glance hastily at its contents
without being able to judge of the merits of
each particular article. Its mechanical APP
pearance is unexceptionable, and the table Of
contents presents rich bill of fare, which is
as follows: A Tramp in the Shadow of Katah-
din, by Bangor Merchant; At the Source: a
poem by Kate Putnam; Discipline: A Story
of my Life, lconcludedl by Miss S. II. War
rem; Col. Robert G.. Shaw: a poem, by Miss
Brown, of Florence; Law and Lawyers, by |.
Weston; A Philosopher il Smock Frock,
by Toby Candor; Our State Policy, by Chas.
Holden; Lie-Awakes, No. 2, by Parson Gray I;
A Handful of Spring Flowers, by Geo. L.
Bracket; The Study of Languages, second
paper. by Isaiah Dole; How to grow Pears,
by J. w. Adams; Editorial, Book Notices &c.
Bailey q Noyes, Publishers. Price $500
year.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar tCaleutta prev to March as, ship National Ia.
gle, Matthews, Rio Janerio.
At London April 10, ship Minnehaha, Bursley, for
San Francisco, ldg; Rhine, Moore; ocean Pearl,
Crowsll; London, Moore; American Congress
Woodward, and Meridian, Lambert, diss CEas II
wards, and Brittania, Hill, disengaged banks Chss
Smith, Wilson, do; sarah A Staples, Staples, disx.
Engasementsse- e. xandrine. GottenbuIg TO Bos-
ton, bar iron sos and per cent; Young Eagle Car
did to Moniesidso, Goals, 2ssi Sycamore, Cardiff to
NYork, railway iron 25s and per cent ship paying
26s aud 5 per cent; Mary BANG, Cardiff to Rio ia
neiro 21s, Goals Sabine. IL loaded at shanghas ca
tea other ports in thna, 65s, Manila rs 3D. slnga
PORE 71s Calcutta. Madras, or rice ports, 76s: G
small, London 10 Cienfuegos and back. sugar s0s
mahogany COS Meridian, chartered to arrive and to
carry 500 $500 tonsl Newport 70 Nfork. rsilrI ad
iron 22s Sd and per cent; GenI Berry, Cardiff to
NYork, 25s sd; Sabine, Cardiff and Shanghae, Goals
Sailed from Liss.rpeel so,h ult. E P Sage. and Guy
Ar at Barbados 10th ult, bark Ellen Morrison, No
Carly, NYork
sid 18th ult, brig scotland. Francis. Porto Rico.
At Mayaguez 18th ult, bark Golden Fleece for N
York soon; brigs w L Swan, unc.
Arat Manxania lat uit. sch Sandman. Rumball,
Arst 81 Jago 18th ult, brigs Denmark, Staples.
and Resolute, Patterson, New York.
Arat Havana I'D u Z, bark w ii Wall. Cashier.
Key West; @ Davis, Buck. Nlork.
Ar at do 10th. bark windward. Brl Eldridge, Bos-
ton; 22d, y Harvard. tBrl Harvard, Baltimore.
sid I'd shin s,r.b MASH aBr1 Meleser. Nenvi,..
Sid 2lst. ship Kitty Simpson. tBrl Mayo. Remedies
cath 18th. bark Almira Coombs, Drinkwafer. do;
brig Charlena, Means Sierra Morena.
In port 25th. barks Yeaton. Pote; Gen Berry,
Hoopar; Union, Orr Enoch Bonner, Benner; Wind
ward, tBrl Lldridge and Jane Ross; BIT Brush for
Boston; Carlton, circuit for Philadelphia; brigs
Fannie Lincoln. Harrison. for do: Geo Burnham.
fhorndike, for Portland.
Freighis still continue In animated demand for
various ports of the United Stats. Am bark Pilot
Fish, tkey Vest 800 hhds molasses, Sagua and Y
at 81 per hid brig Belle. 400 hnds sugar aud mol..-
ses. do North of Hatteras, at ISL as do bark Al
mira Coombs. $50 hhds sugar, do do at SS each; Ap
20, bark Sarah Is Carlton, 500 hhds sugars. Sagua
and Philadelphia at 81 per hid brig Lilly 600 hhds
molasses, Sierra Morena and Portland at o. Per lis
gallons; bark ID Yoaton, 500 hhds sugar. Remedies
and New York, at IS each.
Sid 10th ut. bark Slower. Slower, NYork; &c
Nicksls. Blanchard. Baltimore; trigs Calmuck, Pet
tengili, Sierra Morena; Northern Belle, Lee Phia-
delpha; I'D. bark Aberdeen. Cochrane. kYork.
Ar at Cardenas 18th ult. bark Trinity, Nicksrson
New Orleans brig Caroline Eddy. Smith, do; 2ist,
L n Merritt. Berry, New York Wsitham, wyman,
Key West,
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boMEsTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANs-Ar 2lst, bark Gan Eden, Reed.
and y w Horton. Packard, Philadelphia: brigs Fan
ME. Lunti ) III Sawyer. Bourne. and G Meredith.
Snow, do.
Ar nd. ships Northampton. Morse. and westmore-
land, Dec.n, Portland' brig D Watson. Thomp-
Below Esd. sch G L0ring Dessey from Ruataa
Island.
kl.o below. ship s. Peter. FIN Philadelphia; bark
&C, ca asd. bark. r 4 Allen. Mssune. cienfsssos;
lowed to sea 18th. bark Carlton: 18th, chips
John Clark. Chase.
BALTIMoRE-Ar2 18th. brig Frances Jane. Mar
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 2oih. barks Andaman. otis
Ragged Island; suiio.e. Psnno. Cardepas.
CID 3oth. brig Colthirst Barbados; sehs WIN
Waterloo. Pickering, Boston.
Ar 3D. inst. bark Eliza White, varney from Hilton
Ar SOth bark Minnesota, Watson, New Orleans.
Ar 2st inst. bark Nineveh, Stsekpole, New OrIsa.s
Cid Soth. schs Spokane. Sawyer. saoo; c NJ Rich
NEW YoRk-Ar lst. brigs Mary Stewart. Stone.
Messina: w Harris, tBrl do.
Sid 18th. bark Harriet; soth. ship WIN frothiag-
ham: brig. Maggie Mcneil Henrietta, Eastern Star
sch sarah Ellen.
Cld ID, ship Chancellor. Jones, Liverpool; brig
+ Nash Lancey, lara; Webster Kelley Brown for
Philadelphia; W W Brsinard, Pendieton, do.
Also ar Sd inst, bark David Nckcls. Pierce, Sagua
of ThroEg's Neck. schs Susan Taylor. Of Brooks
Vile: Brier, OF Bucksport; Sarah. Of Jonesport;
Glcnroy. of Gardiner: Champion. Of Yarmouth
GkONlDENtE-M o0tns sch durd, Snow, from
New York :
NEwPoRT-Ar a0th. sch Experiment baker. finn
Portsmouth RI coal mines, for Yarmouth
Ar LIST. brig Olive. Csndsge. Lubec for Philadel-
phia: schs Harriet smith, Kelley. Portland for New
York; Tantamoupt Davis. wiscasset for Port Royal;
Abby Gale, Belfast for Nfork.
Sid LIST, brigs Olive, and w Woodruff
HOLINESS HOLE-Sid 30fh. bark Albion Lin.
coin; bris j Mel ntire, Abby + Fenno Brl Tangent
Martha Washington. Elias Dudley, Miwaukie' An.
Mandate. Young and d Lincoln; schs Starlight
Springbot. Hattie sampson, Hattie Ross; Gen
Marion. Matthew Kinney. l. Starteyant, Maria Jane
Baker, and others.
Ar LIST inst. brig d Desoe. Knowiton, Gardiner
for Port Royal SC; sch q Willard, Parsons. Port.
lana for New York. olive Elizabeth Hamilton 40
do: Elizabeth. 0fcut,, Brooksviiie for do.
sid ID. brigs Tangicr. Hudson, ID Doane; schs
Ontario. for Portland with hid shocks saved from
bark BaTraeouta; q Willard, Coral Olive Eliza
beth, n Harris. and Others
BosrON-Ar I'd. bark Chas Brewer Grant Elm
abethport; sehs John McAdam. Pearson. and Al
quzer Watts. Georgetown ID e.; Exateth Segur
Baker. and Kate. rrefethen. SYork; Pilgrim Rel
ley. Calais; Maine. Brown. Maehias; Champiop
wheldcn, Bangor; William Gerrish, Ferry; Cafha.
rine McNear, wiscassat; Day Spring, Snow, and
Francisco. tkilby. Portland.
CID %. bfigs Aimoro. Cook, Machias. to load for
st Domingo: waccAmaw. Nickels. do do.
Sid, ships Virginia, Annawan, and Magnet.
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Coughs and&oids.

The sudden changes of our climate are sources CT
PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL ana A sTHM ATTIC ApFEC-
Tons. Experience ha, ing proved hat simple rem
edies often act speedily when taken in the early
stages Of the disease recourse should once be rad
to "BroicH's bronchial TrockeS," or Lo1enges let
the Cold, Cough, Irritation the Throat be ever
so sight, as by this precautions FERROUS tack
may be ehectuay warded of. Public SPKAkKRs
and kIsGERs will find them efeciusl fpr clearing
aud Strengthening the voice, Soldiers sh nd have
them, theye can be carried in the pocket and ia
ken as occasion requires. APPS. DAWN
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We took up our line of march at A NJ, ar
irving at Grand Ecore at noon ON the 18th
inst.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
(Signedl ISAAC DYER,
Col. 18th Me, Vet. Vols.
HENRY A. SHoREY,
lst Lieut.. and Acting Adjutant.
To Capt. o. Z. HERvEY, A. A. General.
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% The Boston Courier attributes the
war to the temperance and anti-captal pun
ishment agitators. We Don't know about the
temperance agitators, but we have no doubt a
liberal use OF hemp three years ago, would
have had salutary effect. AT least six feet
of it could have been prolitably used at the
Courier Office.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
liz BoAaD or MAYOR Ass ALprnxr,. f,

In BoARD Oh MANOR ASe ALpxRxK,,l
MAY @ 1854
nN the petition Of G. A. Donnell, for permission
~ TO erect and use Stationary steam Ena in
the build M No. lis Fore Street: =
Ordered. That Monday the sixteenth day Of Nav
inst, at O'Clock, r. M, at the Aldermen : room
be assigned - the time and place for the eonsidera
ton Of said petitions and that said petitioner give
notice thereof by publishing this order In one Of tho
daily papers of the city four times the first pubics-
ton to be at least fourteen days beforehand that all
persons interested may appear and be heard thereon
Attest; j. u. HEATH City Clerk.
Copy, Attest; }. NJ. HEATH. City Clerk.
maya dtd
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CoLoRED TROOPS The vote in the Senate
to make the pay of black troops the same as
for white soldiers, was carried, yeas 30, nays
D, Maryland, West Virginia, aud Mis-
sonri Senators voted yeas; so did McDougal,
OF Cal, and some other democrats. The
nays were Buckalew of Pa, Davis and Powell,
OF KY, Salisbury, Of Del, and Hendricks, of
Maryland.
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NERNATELLA.

In answer TO numerous enquiries as 20 whether
or not the NERNArELLA should be used for the Up
per Leather, we would say that we do not recon-
mend IL for that purpose its effect being to TOUGH.
IN the leather. But for the SOILS OF Boots aud
Shoes il is invaluable. ma ing them perfectly WA
rER-PRooP 1t does not form coating on the out.
side. but saturates he leather makingit like cop
per- from which the article is in part factured
CAHO0N MANUFACTURING co.
0fics 50, Federal ST Portland. Me.
WfMAN TYLER, 50, Water ST., Boston.
Wholesa ale Agents.
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Buy Nc. and I'll do you Good"
g DR.. LansIey's Root and II erb Bitters

For Jaundice Costiyene $. Liver Complaint HUI
mors, Indigestion Dyspepsis Piles Dizziness Head
ache Drogsin and ali seases arising from dis
ordered stomach, torpid liver, aud bad blood, TO
which all persons are subject ia spriog and summer.
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite purify the Mood and give sound
ness of MUD and strength of bods to all who use
them. Sod By all dealers in Medicine everywhere
at 25 so and 70 cents per bottle. GEO. Z. G0UD-
WIN & CO., 81 Hanover Street. Boston. Propric-
tors ap2 dam
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SozopoSr.-We 10 not often speak of the various
articles which TO for notice and trial but the
article with tho above musical name is an exception
Three or tour ladies aud children among our imme
date friends and relatives have used the Sozo-
don't, and il has certainly done all that is said In
its favor. Ii not only removes every blemish IRON
the teeth but renders them clean and white. Ii al
with pleasant fragrance. Ii is decidedly the best
preparation have used for the purpose and
recommend the fragrant Sozodont TO our friends
with great cOntide lce.-Boston Saturday Rveaing
RrpOess. mch13 1t
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In this city, May 3, widow Sarah Blake, aged 80
years months.
EHFuBersl tomorrow, at O'Clock, at the resi-
dence OF John Horton, Bond street. Relatives and
friends invited to attend.
In this city. April 81. Mrs Mary A, wife Of John
Diamond, aged rs years.
In this city. May 8, Mrs Deborah X, wife Of VIM
Cross, aged 90 years
In Brownfeld. Aug %. 1893. Timothy Gibson. Esq
aged 81 years.
In Brownfeld. May Q. Louis NJ wife Of the lste
Timothy Gibson, aged Il years.
In Orono. April 20. MRS Abby, wife Of DR.. Abner
Plnmmer, aged 81 years
In Bangor, May I. iona Gilman. Esq, aged 20.
In Auburn. April %. Mrs. Priscilla I. wife OF the
late Phillip Briggs aged 46 years.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04

CURE FOR oATARRH.-DR. wApswoRrHs
DRY UP is q certain remedy for this loathsome
disease, There is no mistake about this. The Dry
Up has cured thousands of Catarrh, and the
sales of the article Is constantly increasing. word
20 the wise is sufficient. For sale by the proprietor
II. Ii. BURLINGTON, Providence, X. l, Also by
II. III HAY, Druggist, Agent for Portland.
ootSl cod w6m
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A N adjourn. d meeting OF the Licensing Board
IA of the City of Portland will be held at the Al
dermen's Room on Monday. the sixteenth day OF
May inst at three O'Clock In the at rnoon. TO con-
slider any applications that may be made Tor Inn
hslders or victuaers Licences for the current year
As this will be the last meeting Of the Board for
this year all persons interested will govern them
selves aeeof dinsly. Per order,
J NJ. HEATH. City Clerk.
Portland, NAV g. 1864. maya dtd
argus and Courier copy
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04

70 Official dispatches from Gen. Banks
have been received up to April 2lst. stating
that his army was In excellent condition and
would Immediately resume its march upon
Shreveport.
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DRUNKENNESS CURED

And al Desire for intoxicating liquors be
ly. speedily aad permanently conquered The med
icine can be given without the knowledge of the
person. ami is a Rsrer-Tdi.ing remedy Send stamp
for circular. l.. ID. CRESwELL,
apr20dlm Box 1906, Boston.
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Look, Lookt,

SEND me 81 by mail. and will send IN return
Twelve Gold Plated Dollars, making a eat vest
chsn. Address DIE ER'S One Dollar Jewelry
Store. 80 Exchange Street, box lS2 Portland Me.
APRIL d3w
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DISASTERS.

Sch Mary A, tof Rockiand.l Morrill,, mon New
York for Providence. with . cargo Of corn, went
ashore at Steep Rocks. Hell Gate. on Friday after
noon but came OF again at high water.
Lewes. Del April z9-The unloading Of ship Sea
Crest. has been postponed on account Of the bost-
weather.
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MARRIED.

In Cornish, April 30, by Rev. II Atkinson. rmery
3. Ridlon, Esq, and Miss Ida A. Bickford, both Of
PGrsonsheld
In Bath. April %, by Rev Mr. Morrill,, Samuel II
Dill. of Du, ham, and Miss Eunice A Blair, OF b.
In Augusta. April &c. Charles + Nelson, of Co G.
32d Reg, and Miss Sophia J. Dow, Of A.
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HAxovxR. NE. Oct. I. lss

HANOVER, Me, Oct. I, 1861.
Dear Sir FL have used L. y. Atwood's Bitiers
tor some 10 or Is years. have tried great number
Of medicines for Dyspepsia but without effect These
Btters 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.
- Be,cdre Of Couaterfeits and base limitations,
ZONE Of ichich der signed IN" r., instead Of L.
At,rood. The genuine is signed l.. r. Aflcood. and
as a safeguard against imposition bears an EXTRA
LABEL, coaatersi0ned III. H. HAY, Draggist, Port.
land, Ne, sole General agent.
For sale ty respectable dealers in medicine geHer-
ally. tanI6 smeod&w
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Sid 18th ult. brigs Monticello Moon, New York
isth susan Duncan. Mitchell, Philadelphia; NATL
New Yori 2i.,. baris ST 81 Jaso waits. PoStIsnd;
ID Hamilton. Becker Remedios; 23d, hrigs Maria
, Wheeler Wheeler. New York Young America.
Aiso aid, 18th. bark lily Buck. Nichols. New York;
33d, brig Paragon; Hatch, Bangor; sch Christina.
lBy tell cid at st John NIB "a inst. ships W r
Ludwig, for Liverpool; Duncan, for fenarth
Roads.
Per steamship Europa, at Boston
Sid FIN Liverpool 18th. fronsides. Oliver, and In
derwriier, Benson, for New York.
Ent for idg 18th. Cultiyator, Russell. for NY0rk;
1Ath. chimborazo. Levansaer, for do 18th. Elipba-
let Greeley Gutter, Boston; Thos Harvard. Call for
ADV ID. h. sulIoie, Small, for New York 2Sd.
Cid at London 18th. MazatlzD, Jenords, for Rio
'xeairo, -, s. ,.u
Cardiff. to load for New York.
AZ At Deal 18th, Golden State. Delano. I'm callao
Martin Glover. mate. and Two seamcn.
AT Al falmouth 18th. Young Mechanic, Bennett,
oG AIdo,eush l2.h. Regent. nsmblsn. from
Sailed from glasgow 18th. Sol wilde.. wade, for
Sailed from Lamlash 18th. shamrock Logan, San
Francisco.
Ar At Penang Feb q. Moneka. Mayo Singapore.
sailed from Point de Gale March 10. Alfred Lc-
mont, Pease. Amherst.
r.
AT e. Genoa 18th ult. Exchange. CLANCY, New
Hamburg la.h uIt. Dslihaven. Freese calaO.
18th, Valley Forge: Croweil, do.
Sailed fm Narcotics 18th ulf. II spearing, Rog-
ers, Boston
fPer City Of Washington, at New York;
Sailed from Liverpool 18th ult. Dinsmore,
Foster, for New York; 18th. Te~ umseh, Sponagie,
CID is ssss ssaess s'i aosi
Emit for ldg 18th. vancouver. Carlisle. Philadelphia:
18th. Martha, King. Boston; Thompson. Blake,
Arm London 10Th. Hudson. Potter. Calcutta.
Ar at Deal 18th. Arameae Snow, Morrison, Caao
werp; 18th. J L Hale. Richardson, Calcutta; Caro-
line Tucker. Minot. Cxliao.
Sailed from Lisbon 10th ul,. Minnesota. Matthews.
SID I'm Cardiff 18th. Alice vsnnsrd. Kelley. for
Put back to Greenocs 18Th. A Levitt. Perry. ,u
Ardrossan for New York. leaking.
Ar At Trieste 18th nit. Maria Morton. Woodward.
Ar ., Mes.ina 9th ult. Fanny Bamilion. Dyer. fun
Naples.
Ar At Gibraltar s.h nit. Lucy Sicdels. Ford. I'm
Licsta. and cid for Boston.
for cadix.
Dualiri-Ar In the roads Isth alt. Hsleos. God
Sailed from Montevideo March Q. Flor del Mar.
wiswen, New York.
AR q Rio GrAnde Feb "a. Hannah. Alien. from
Sailed from Buenos Ayers March 4. soul,.
Hopisvideo. March "a The q ua.elsin.. Key.
from Nantes arrived here ID inst. in distress. and
len 9Th for callao
Feb Is. no lat be. ship Lawrence. johnson, from
San Francisco for Liverpool
Feb ~ lat 10 u 5. lon s2 % W ship Ellen Stewart.
Lyons. from Liverpool for Bombay.
Feb ~. OF st Helena, ship Martha Rdeout, Foote
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The Patent Belle MONTE shirt.

nc u UttHt HSCfFC lHoutt ohfftss
full assortment of these celebrated skirts In the
new style at
A N ID Z r s o MS
HonPsKIRT AND CORSET DEPOT,
mch2S diff Under Mechanics hall
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NOTICE.

LNRsr general meeting Of the House and Ship
IL Painters Union wi be held at their Hall on
THURSDAY EVENING. May 9Th at u o'clock.
ainters wishing to join the Union respectfully
invited to attend. d2ts PKR 0Rpka Con.
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ET-To cure a cough, hoarseness, or any disease of
the throat and lungs. use Howess Cough Pills. Sold
by ii. II. Hay. Portland, and by druggists generally
jan27 & w3ms
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04
THOMAS C. LoRING. DRUGGIST,

PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner Of Exchange & Federal sr..
sidered. mch25 diff
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04
Wanted,

A YOUNG GIRL. from ~ TO rs years Of age, TO
"A assist in taking care Of Babe. Must be well
recommended. Enquire at 80 Brown s.isst. from
to O'Clock r. N. edit
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04

Cardcnas Bark Albion Lincoln--s5l hhds moas-
ses, 40 tres do. TO j Brown 4 Sons; 3 bbls do. to
master.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04

sS-rhe Post Office is directly op. osite Harris
Hat and Cap Store. teb29 Il