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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15
BLE4DlNG OF TIKI LUNGS
BLhEDIAG OF THE LbNGs
READ Rf7II1,-o

D. WIsz.R=-sir= rssu-u nv v7,..,fr, .,,,1-.
IoE the utscvTsEy HUu have made IN maxim .ii-
cine -nsS VII cuce InhA1mE1i0n Il rhs I5unRs M
Pine Tree Tar CordizI Wa 70 al 1.,U.SrSI5oA
my ErEvs. had been for length af time grGsriUr
n4ooc, and would III tiC5es FurliT il
Ny physiciAos for ! employed cuol prunuupees
me past cure; bCr my EsTAr mad used yuur Pine
Tree Tar Cordial, which did her 20 much Rnod rh0f
1ht FTeSAl4BE % me = lnsI resource . nv n
Ana, thank Sod, COMMANDED 70 Use II I hGTS
Akeo SWslvs bottles and perfectly cured And
An reacT and wiling that any person Ehkr Il mex
shoG1d CAL on me, md VIII rsu them EhAI yuur
DOrS were utterly As1OniBhed n my speedy return
70 health; for Ihey had Bsen NE WON'T blood IL 4
elottSd S-H'e frequently Pnbli6h my eass, for
want every person that il Brffsuz "A ~ 70 k,,,y
Of yoGr EuvAluHhIs medicine
Respectfully, JOHN TERDIN
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TO PRINTERS

PRINTING FREss ron SALE
II NTE6 5QEt PEt uB N om Job R6qu uDe u4
u HOSE Cel.hEHtSd ProDE8 Ne kEVe a ~ 8
SegseEEUyhl NHlh1REto1 Hand Pres Ehi1h va VIII
d1spoSe q On veg ra1BuaAIle tsrIa sile II Pistea
2&E8 iDohAG- Any one ~isliasZ G,leA . PTS1a Vuuid
eo2H1k thsr OEl interest by EiFinE us \ CA
os3 GANRREII. / N1DRRNoT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15

eHa only give few Of The many thnusEnds OF
SEShoG1es An rscaiTlnK in hVur ID this great
AechcE1s; but hare had qRAnrirg Of them pub
thse n crrulEr form, which seud free on Apcdes-
non hsrher you conclude TO give the Medicine h
erE1 81 uutu sand fIS circular. Prce Pity OanrE
Ind Ga DonA-, bottle
Prepared nsIly by the proprietor,
Dr. L-Q- C BIsHART
Philadelphia, Pa
Sold FhselEnE By LOGAN, LIST / o.
and 7. 4 JuGAE 90
Agents f1r en- virginia
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TAR CORDIAL, T.4 oozD
TAR O0RDIALE TGR P1Is4

IN eeLeEELstE EeeeEF1OR Rarih rr-r+6r.... =, -
following. Rsad HI - 0a- LtAlc7A1es a Ins
In! N &IsHAR1-ssAr SIR had rery d-s.afu1
- Aa1 s9fs threat foE ysGr, and nv TIol+
hstln Wns 3lss giving way, Hlla - II-,z4r-1.S
g my 6ec WITH bit hE1le hope % rz,oT5riTr NJ
short time musE have Eune Z, nv - -, - =
80 my 0AoEhseE Wou3d nuf rsst I-,r5 dc
Snt = your stone, 30 10 North second T-Ts. And
Eet-tS1 me case 70 Eu1, purchased one f,or1le of
!ouE Pine Tree Tar CaEdiEl- aud eammsSes5 n
n 9ao IA one week Wa much bst1sr nd Ef.s.r
CTE sEEee bottles an perfectly we'll wonder g
Ifs1lA los they Al pronounced me- pAst cure
Publish my case If yuI think E5-oper
REEE1CG HAMILTON
Ne. 4az1 WEyns street PfFHdslr;l5.
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IU YoHkMOaey Market.

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MSHARIH IR EaRAIM .

w ~ ~ POacEey cure the flIo1iaz 5i,s.u,r.
G1LsUnaI'finn. If not bsy md the r,r,1v- - 80
- s L.El he uaEK CqaehE sore I3S.4
Gn1slnrE Hsu0edy f6r Es<aAl= ooraE5sinzs- ~ -
DR.. WlsharFs Pine Tree Tar Cordial
L. Ehs only vial Frfne7uss d d. Pm r. -
y Pee1laE PcocsB n die diar1nario9 Al ~ -
y Which fhs highest msHeinaI rruzgrtis. Is. =
j i !. eAsnanen.sh-s s.r...s.p ~ other. A...
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The ice To be Bz4gjsct to the ins1seripn ,s..,-.
1G1sxE, AID GPErU(Rl of MbdicaI uGlcer or Dt4er
properly appointed inspector, before being raoetpEsd
Payment 70 Be made from time 70 time pDop sn-
PttsEse bids, certified u by the Medical Dirsctor-
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BARAES q co.
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYR!!

GensrLl Agents.,
ssp1 On M BROADWAY =
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SALT.
1000 EBLS OHIO RIVER PITTss RGH
1OOA1 "a hhD4 and aHiEinR. In Gzle by
aeeB PATTON, DoGIoH oGLEBAY.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01
Curious Article.

The argus yesterday had long article or
the recent attempt to destroy the city of New
York by incendiarism. The object as well as
the argument Of the article is exculpatory /;
exculpating the rebel government from blame,
and vindicating plots of this kind of diabolism
against the North.
True, 1t quotes the Richmond Enquirer.
which recently encouraged the laying OF north
ern cities in ashes, saying the men to do the
work were already here, but then 1t mildly
suggests that the Enquirer misrepresents the
southern government, which Is mild, forbear-
ing, christian. 1t has shown these qualities in
singular way, in It's treatment OF Union
prisoners, and its endorsement OF Forests
hellish conduct at Fort Pillow.
Inc argus suggests that the plot to destroy
New York was fomented and the details ma
tured and organized by some Of the leading
secessionists who abound in the cities on the
Canadian border.
1t seems to us the Argus Is very solicitous
to defend its southern brethren, and by such
course is justly earning for itself the reputa-
ton of being the Rebel Advocate. We hope
our contemporary does not intend to run a
race, in this regard, with the Advertiser.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01
Tobacco and the Effects of Smoking.
To the Editor Of she Press.

We look at this whole matter, tobacco in
standpoint. We confess to an unutterab,e
repugnance to the "weed,' and yet claim no
virtue for our "total abstinence" from its use
for the very good reason that we have not
only no taste or inclination for it, but its odor
and taste both produce anything but pleasant
effects. This much to screen ourself against
all charges of self-righteousness, or of setting
up for an example in suca matters. Our sim
pie object is to introduce, for the benefit of
those who indulge in smoking, some thoughts
and discoveries Of distinguished physician,
and psychologist, who has made the subject of
tobacco and its uses a study, so that they may
take advantage of any facts he has discovered
or any conclusions to which his investigations
have conducted him.
By ingenious mechanical continuance DR..
Richardson, of the British Association, has
collected the smoke from pipes, cigars, meer-
schaums, and succeeded in determining the
product of the combustion. These he deter
mined as, /, water; 2, free carbon 3, ammonia
4; carbonic acid; 5,nieotine; 6, an empyreu-
matte substance of resinous bitter extract.
He says:
"The water Is In the form of vapor, the car
bon, In minute particles suspended In the wa
ter vapor, and giving the eddies ofsmoke their
blue color: the ammonia is in the form of gas.
combined acid; and the carbonic acid is partly
free and partly In combination with ammonia.
Inc nicotine, he says, being non-yolatile
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01
DOMESTIC PORTS.

DO4tA As1 a ~ n " IA De
GEORG ETOWN-Ar 25th. brig Mariner, Cook.
CID 18th; 6.rSus Eph willisms, Sleeper, Boston.
BALTlM0RE-Ar 2Sih, schs Light Boat AIMEE
Bangor: United States. Janvria, Portland.
Ar 29th, oarque Modena Ryder, Nassau MP.
CID 18th, bsrque Gertrude. Chase. Portland.
beth. Norgrave. Mobile Bay n Williamson, Thomp-
son, Key West; Scotland Smaley Fortress Monroe /;
,ehs Nautilus, Davis. New oreansi Harriet Fuller.
Ar 2sth, sch George resriDg. willard. Portland
& Tay, Freeman. Boston.
Ar 18th. brigs Horta, Matapzas; Maria White.
Stono Inlet; Jessie Rhynas, Port Royal SC; Berj
Carver. Fortress Monroe.
NEW YORK-Ar 2Sth. schs yandalis, Cousin,
Cid 2sth. barque Wavelet. Osborn. Pernambuco;
schs Telegraph Shaw. Halifax Hattie cOomDs.
Ar 18th, ships Uncowah, Forlansbee, Newport E;
American Conertss Woodward. Cardiff: schs heI o,
L. Lambert, nnontego Bay vicksburg, Haskell. from
Cha 18th. ships Charter Oak. Tukey Montevideo;
Culiivator. Russell. Philadelphia; brig John Ber-
nard Jameson. Matsnzas; schs Franconia Holt,
EllzaDetnport: Cabot Witherspoon, Boston; Plough
Boy. Fuller, Washington.
from Rooand for New New Yorl nnsfSo TSoo
Holmes. Vienna Md for Kennebunkport.
PR0VIDENCE-Ar2 18th, sch ked Jacket. Averil,
Sid 2sfh sch Damon, Pitcher, New York.
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 2sth. brig Hudson. Griffin,
New haven for Searsport; schs 8 Gibson, Bartlett,
Baltimore for Boston; ocean Herald, Tibbets, from
Chester River, Md. fer Portsouth; Hertz, Gray,
R0ckland for Baltimore.
NEW BEDFORD-Sld 18th, sch Melbourne Mar.
sen, New York
BOSTON AR soth, barque selah Gould, Balti.
more; schs Geo Brown. Scott, Port au Prince; Ru-
by. Wyman. st Jago.
Cid Both, barque Catbarine Jane Burchel. Buepos
Ayres; Acacia, Pinkham. Port Span; brig Brook.
man, Belfast. P'' "~'''
Ar Sth, barque Emblem. Nickerson, NewburR;
Drig lrlsd Mitchell, do; schs Volant Jordan Ron.
aont; Convoy, Merrill. and Planet. Dermott, New
iors; Nonpareli, Whitmore Deer Isle
Clo ooto, snip Moonlight, ID Nickels. San Fran
clsco oarQue Edward Albro. (Brl kilchin Carde-
nas wa Portland; brig West, Hutchings Machias
70 load for Hay; schs Grace. Walls, Trenton; Iii.
Camden.
Sid S0th, barque Young Turk; brig Chicopes
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01
General Sherman.

The rebel papers through which we princi-
are not very reliable authority, and what we
do receive will be very much garbled, and as
good rebel face put upon it as Southern in
genuity eau manufacture. One thing, howev-
er, is certaia. If anything comes through
such a source favorable to our arms, we may
receive it as truth as far as it goes, and may
safely add little to it, but if the news comes
I untavorable to Sherman, it may be taken with
many grains OF allowance. That the rebel
Journals lie most outrageously, we have had
abundant proof.
Tae latest aivices through rebel sources
inform US that veteran troops have arrived
from South Carolina, aud Breckinbridge was
to leave the upper Tennessee with his forces,
and also Hood to follow in his rear. 1t is also
said that Hardee and Bsauregard had come
to the rescue, but later news informs us that
communication with the East has been cus
Off aud Hardee aud Beauregard are left far in
the rssr.
What Sherman has really accomplished, or
how far he has proceeded on his march, or
what his objective points are, we are not able
to say at the present writing. That he has
caused great panic ia the Gulf States there
can be no doubt. To break away from base
OF operations aud plunge into the very heart
OF an enemy's country, requires q degree of
boldness which few Generals possess This
movement OF Saermaa may be considered the
boldest and most dashing of the war in its
progress thus FAR. II IL succeeds-and we
hope and believe it will-Sherman will aston
ish all the military powers OF Europe and
acquire a world wide fame. 1t is said on
good authority that he has 9TH him one OF
the best and most reliable "scouts" or
"guides" in the Southwestern old man, ma
tive Georgian and a wealthy planter and
STAKEHOLDER, formerly living near Macon.
1t is reported that he has liberated many
prisoners at Milan, taken many important
places and done mach mischief to the rebels
in various sections of the country, but to
Wnat extent We have no reliable means of
knowing. We forbear to speculate on The
subject, out content ourselves TO remain pa
tient Lew days longer. When he reaches
the seacoast we shall have reliable news from
him through other than rebel sourees and
until then our readers must patiently wait
and hope for the best. The old "scouto he has
with him will direct his course, point out the
best routes and warn him of all dangers. We
see nothing as yet to discourage any loyal
heart. II seems to us that the positions of
our armies and our military arrangements
generally are judicious, and "winter quarters
are not mentioned. We trust some severe
blows will be yet struck at the rebellion be-
fore winter stays operations.
Since the above was written, we learn that
the rebel papers have come to the conclusion
not to print anything about Sherman's move
ments, aud this under the pretense that such
publication would give aid and comfort to the
enemy, when the fact is JEFF. Davis has put a
gag in their mouths, and they dare not say
their souls are their own.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01
II A L ELS
H o N = Y
Orch oUND AND TART

H O r e H DUN d AND TART
FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, IaJgxeazo, HoarseHess. Difficult
BreGthtng, and all Elections Of the Throat,
bronchial IIoes and Lrngs, leading
to Consumption.
This sovereign remedy 10 compounded from the
favore recipe of an illusrious Physician and Chem
ist who for many years used 1t with the moot COM
plete success In his extensive private practice.
he had long been profoundly impressed with the
wonderful virtue of honey of the plant Horehound,
inunion with the Cleansing and Healing properties
oftar extracted from the LIFE Principle of the forest
tree Abies BatsGmea or Balm of Gilead For years
he was bafeo in his attempts to blend these great
medicinal forces into such unio that the original
power Of each would be preserved, the dsagreeable
qualities Of common tar removed, and the price of
the compound be within the means of all. At last
after long course Of difficult chemical experiments
he found that by adding to these fire other ingredi
ents each valuable by ITSELF he not only obi ain
ed the desired results, but greatly increased the
curative power of the compound. This ha ing been
thoroughly testei by practice Is now offered to the
general public asae, pleasant and iniallible rem.
edy.
Frjce 80 Cents per Bottle.
For sale by W. F. Phillips, Portland, and all drug.
gists.
CHARLES DownER, General Agent
nov4d3m A Cedar st., New York.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01

ELIZABETH ADAMS, formerly ChamberlIn,
M D. Analytical Practitioner, 2l4 Congress, corpe,
Pearl street Consultation FREE to all, from TO u
A. N. and to IN.
regular gradua'e nom the Boston Female Med
icai College with 10 years successful practice on
abies her to onsr hops to the sick and especially to
females and children afflicted with chronic diseases
Her remedies arepurely vegetable, chemically pre-.
pared and the certsinty with which they cure dis.
eases OF whatever form, them to receive, as
they merit, The utmost confidence Of the sick. Mid
wifery attend to as usual
Dr. Adams is assisted by DR.. ]. Wesley Kelley, OF
Boston, (soe surviving founder OF the Analytical sys
tem) who is in attendance at her once the second
Tuesday and Wednesday Of each month
Nov 3-d&w3m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01
Tree from every stain and shadow.

II any one doubts whether PATRIOTISM,
which before the war was, In so many minos,
an idea merely, or at most a sentiment, has
become a living passion, with our soldiers at
least. he should have heard the cheers with
which patriotlc sentiments, and especially any
! lusion to the cid flag, were received. At
about four o'clock the assembly rose, and hav-
ing sung the Doxology in Old Hundred. were
dismissed with the benediction. IS. p.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01

EpilePtic Fits can be Cured --Dr.
LoCKRoW having become eminently successful in
curing tais terrible malady invites all SIMILARLY af
cie1 to call or send for circulars OF references and
testimonials OF numerous cases cured Of frem to
twenty-louT years standing. He devotes his atten-
ton especially TO diseases otthe pnal Axis
or Nervous system, and solicts an Investigation of
his claim to the public confidence
l4i West ia street, daily from 10 A. N. to P. n
except Saturday and sunday Address all letters 70
Care OFF. o. Box 5lIe. oet7d3m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01

ing Maine soldiers, paroled prisoners, arrived
at Annapolis from Savannah on the transport
Africa. They are said to be in wretched
condition, and in need Of kindly ministries
N. J. Hawkes., LIST regt; John Glidden, Sd
j. C. Crafts, 10Th; f. E. levitt, LIST cav. G.
Doughty do, do; T. Call, 4th; G. w. Bag
ley, 10Th; s. s. Seeler Sd; S. II. Roberts. 17.h
0. F. Elderton 18th; Corpl G. d. Harvey, LIST
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01

In this city. Nov 80, Miss Eleanor Cram, only
daughter of N 2 and L Cram.
Funeral on Friday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock,
at No IL Hig street.
In this city Nov 80. Geo d Manuel, aged % years
AZ Funeral on Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
nom his late residence, No Hampshire street.
In this city, Nov g. of disease contracted in the
army Reuben II ue. Of Co Z. 18th Me Beg aged
IL years-tldest son of StilIman and Mary Soue.
At Point OF Rocks. Va Nov 4, Rutl D Chase, Co
u. sth Me Reg, aged 20 years.
uneral this (lhursdsyl afternoon Mt o'ck
at his fathers residence No Hancock street ReIa.
tiyes and friends are invited TO attend.
:, In Cape ElizaDeth, Nov 80, Geo Belmore, aged
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01

This Ia startling caption, but II squlntS ~
,,o.h;ny rol;tical. II is the despotism attempt
-s--s pJ $500, Trnion This organization
gu Dy Inc lilnse- as.a 20
has attempted 10 con'roi sne no"spApei YIN
ces Of the city, ana 70 stop lneir uauy issues
unless the most unJus. anu unIeasonaoie eX-
acnonS are coulp''eu +" 'sA' : =" VEGAS SINGS
tne 1ro"s0' w eUs .Oo' ~ 'nsn 0onaioi'
declared lts independence VI sne Union, put
corps OF ieinaie ooinposi'ols INTO the once,
aud since 'nen ~ A@s sone aiong as smooiniy
as OIL Ane onion Aas atteinpted 10 meet
their CASE anu 30 on Maondy served eacn Of
nee win ahotice OF "nlch the following Is
copy.
BOSTON Ssr rhi Sax 81 1854
At meeting Of the Boston Primers UnOn held yester
DAY afternoon II was Mr.. Manning and Evening
pansrs % into s On Tuesday morning Now
29 also that the Daily Evening Transcript be incnded
aud that the hands an no one once Tee a,osnda oss ~
Is raoPrs.orS u, ~ nesting on the 18th
ALEx'E TaouP, COMMITTEES.
1aaeo~,;y ~ IN this nOtlce the Post saws:
s;o,,,.ad 70 snrrond.r .ho az,
MOI Ieeiius ,,;vaI., - 49,,
troi OF our ,I,;on ,'ndas,aLss 80 ".so ~
an assocasion '-hs..'.-"aS - 10
lnto ~ 49, raiaS ~ nlsy
pleAse " .I''".' W NAM
an IN . y - $50, W -
sae oiis Ssion Vi ..e ioooA ~ oul oinSo, anu W
DC parry ~ ueoiulns ene conoi'ions upon
winch II snaii 20 petiotheu'
Should the Post or any other paper comply
with The terms OF the Union so far as prices
40 ,,,,,oar,aa a,d 10 han,,a oor,ouod -,
- "-'s ,N' -'a--e's o0' ~ -
hei eau De anofueu, ior nos type eau DO
f0urhpd till all The Offices comply. Even the
Trunscript, which seems to have struck out on
its avn hook. mnst he coerced into the arrange
:, =
80 f~fN,s.
NO- 49,. >, -. 80. ..,s ' = "
80 - ~ ~ 49, -. F' =
go 80 - - =
~ .,,. M. ,.a,
- If Sading con,aosi1nrs x~bo Xvers not mn
der The influence OF This combination, the TACT
that ii one such was employed in any office ali
menoers o. me Union employed t1ere would
inc The iss,res of a dsjiv na.,er have snabied
this combination to exercise most odious tyr
amy over not only the publishers, but such Of
inc worAnen a. were aselse 70 .nis olSreputa
tvrannv been carries, tnaI Fl cases wbara eTn
ployers have undertaken to assert their own
independence, and nave found men VINO chose
naAo snen o"n ~ a. -, snan III
ANNOYANCE Of every sort. and even Violence,
has been resorted to by the latter to prevent
the free employment OF free labor.
,os Iii ~ et;s ' In NJ W. - oas
siye demands q few months ago led to resist
ance on the part of the publishers, strike and
struggle OF some days between the two,
t walcn T Ts ~ .ao ue, . o. tne cooln
en- here. ''''o i '-'s - - :
The BOSTON nublisbers do not comn,a;n If
the scale of prices. Rut thew do insist that a
ouastion ot wsges is ona for both narties IN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01

ANDREW Dew. BARSS, M. D.,
Graduate Of the university Of Edinburgh" Scotland,
Late Resident Surgeon of the "Royal Maternity
Hospital" Edinburgh.
Residence-corner of Cumberland and LooustSts
Office hours, to II A. N. and to4 am.
octl72ms
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01

R-The undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, 50 l-2 Exchange
st., opposite Postoffice, Portland
w. s. SAWYER.
Reterences-HoN. SAMUEL Cory, Gov. of Me-.
Hon. VIM PITT FEssENDEN, Sec'y Treas'y.
oct. 13d 6m.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01

THE BRAZILIAN QUEsrIoN.-It is stated
that General Webb, our minister to Brazil, has
managed the case OF the Florida admirably,
and insured its amicable settlement without
any sacrifice of national honor.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01
NOTICE. no MARINERS.

COAST OF SYRIA = FIxRp LIGHTS AT HAITA OK
KuAIFA.
The Turkish government has given notice that on
and after the 18th day of April 1854. two lights would
be exhibited from lighthouse recently O. ected at
Hal q or Khaifa, on the coast of Syria
The lights are two fixed white lights placed yer.
ticaLy; this upper light is So ieet above the mean
level of the sea- ard should be seen in clear weather
from a distance of miles.
The tower stands on the d castle to the RICH. of
the Sanare, in lat 80 40 u NJ Ion IS East Of Green
wich.
By order:
WB SHUBRICK. Chairman.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board,
Xaahingfon City. 1884.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01
DISASTERS.

Barque Harmon, Buckley, at New York ON Mes.
sina experienced heavy weather on the PASSAGE lost
and split sails, SO.
Sch Sea Gull. tof Rockportl Moody. from Lanes
vile for Philadelphia. put into S.onington 28th inst
leaking $50 strokes per hour.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01
Special Notice.
s X A II Il 8

TO LET OR FOR SALE, CHEAP /!
Wholesale or Retail.
Alec Children's SLEDs, made of best white
Oak stocs, and painted in Portland; and for 90
wholesale and retail.
AT LANES,
Nov 22-d4w No. 4 Free street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01

WAS IT ACCOUNTABILITY is significant
that the only prominent hotel in New York
City, that was not fired on Friday night, was
the New York Hotel, the general rendezvous
of the Secessionists.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-01

Ar at Marblehead 29;b, sch Amy Knight, Thcmp-
son, Grand Bank, with $50 otis tish.
Ar at do 9th. sch W Russell. Franklin, Grand
Bank, go otis fish.
The Marblehead fshinR feet are all in
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CONTESTED SgAT.-Hon. II. d. Washburn
has caused notice to be served upon the
Hon. D. W. Voorhees,, Off contest Of the seat
he claims in Congress-, from the Seventh
Indiana District.
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!. barque Young Turk; brig Chicopes
FOREIGN PORTS.

for New York in 10 DAYS.
At Vera Cruz All ult. brig Grace worthington,
Lane: Tor Minatitlan and New York, ready.
At Mnatitlan 18th inst, brig Cupid, Bradshaw, for
New York same day.
Sid FIN Mansanilla 18th inst brig Ocean Traveller,
Freethy, New York
At surinam 2Sth ult. barque Fury, Brady for Boz
ton.
Sid 22d, barque Race Horse. Searies, Boston
Ar at Barbados I'd inst. brig Edminston brotnefs,
Portland; 4th barque Cienfuegos' hachiasi brig 81
Beede. Portland
Sid I'm CienfuegOs 18th inst. sch ossuna. johnson,
Ar At do 18th. barque II knight, Weed, from
New York
At st John PR 2O:h ult. brig Hattie Z Bi,hop.
Bartlett, from Portland, wig and Others -OF'
Ar at Havana 25th, brig L Knirht P.rtiapa
At Matsnzss "a ms, harqus Enterprise, Curtis,
ldg; Esther. Prince, unc; bries n y r1svr po,Sar
DO, do; LYDIA LYDIA 10. for New York, do; Anna
land, ldg. ~ -o' Wv
- Al :. 81 John NIB 2sd barque Ada. Murphy, from