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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-26

VIoLAToRs OF THE SUNDAY LIQUOR Law.
The following parties, convicted Of selling
liquor on Sunday, were each fined S25 this
morning by Justice Ferguson A. Harper, ~
street between e street and Virginia aves us;
W. H. Marshall, corner Of 7th street and La.
aver ne; T. Tips, corner OF eth and N stree IS;
Casper Lauer, No. 673 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-26
COODALL's FASHIONABLE
VI DANCING ACADEMY,
Unitsd Hal, llh street.
few doors from the Avenue

Pupils can join is cisres take private less ,ns
ard iEus perfect themselves in all tn fssh- "a
expedition "a
The Be- sptful S:sptra Exercise for lsdiss2 ia
and all orr persons. for the prevention ard co..
recl1tn OF re end sho1lds to Tslines, OF stoop
spine.
The Indian Club Kxerci.s for gentlemen
C1s secs now forming
Gehtien en- will please to call es rly
Carrie Of terms may be had IF Mr Good ALL at his
rocns.
Le,sors On the Violin and V;oloncsll,
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21
Gen. Mcclellan and the Gunboat,

1t has been stated that during the severe
battle at Malvern Hill, Gen. Mcclellan wa. ON
board gunboat in the James River. The
New York World denounces this as a,hou.-
and times refuted lie"
Now the World is slightly fast Gen. Nc
Ciellsn himself does 10 deny il. He never has
denied it. On the contrary, he more than half
admits 1t. He was not on the battle field
while the hght was progressing. He was at a
safe distance. Gen. Mcclellan don't remember
tnat ne was on the field during the fight; he
aon,t remember that he ,cas not on board the
gohoou! Ii he don't know himself how Is the
story proved lie? II be cau't tell about Il.
how has 1t been thousand time, refn,ed sp
We have good authority for saying that Gen.
Mcclellan toas GA board the gunboat during
that severe fght, and not only so. bu. ,ba,
some OF the officers OF the vessel were not slow
10 expressing their disgust OF his conduct on
that occasion. The facts are known to MANY
who, from their official position, have felt
deleacy In exposing them.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21
Gen. hc0lellan's Popularity.

10 fhs hdtfor Qf fhe Fress:
When the news OF the Mcclellan nomina-
ton was announced l was spending = few
days with our soldiers. They received it with
apparent indifference. In answer to my cues.
tons, they said he was no more to them than
any other man. One remarked: Il was under
Mcclellan while he held command. He treat
ed US well, but we are NOT fighting for any
man; lis for our country. The same senti-
ment peryades the whole army" One
soldier thought Mac would get about one vote
10 sixteen; another supposed one In five.
Ga my way home was told that Portland
was all ablaze for Mcclellan. In Portland
they said he was not especially popular there,
but he vas running like wild fire ia the coun.
try towns. Reaching the country found
him bitter pill for his friends to swallow
But say they, I'VE submit to his nomination
because he is so popular in the cities and es-
pecially in the army"
with this Bit OF personal experience as my
guide, you should ask me where /, McC.el-
Ian popuiar9 should answer, somewhere
eise' HILL COUNTRY.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21
Religious and Ecclesiastical Items,

Mr. Lyman S. Rowland. of Andover. Mass.
has accepted call to settle over the First
Congregational church in Bangor as their pas :
tor
Rev. James NJ. Anderson of Thompsonville
has accepted the presidency OF the female COL
lege at Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Methodist Episcopal Society Auburn
are TO have new church. 1t is TO be built
immediately, on the corner of Hampshire and
Spring streets, near the Baptist Church, and
will be 4ox5o feet dimensions, containing SO
pews.
rour young women Of Manchester, men,
Ders OF the convent, took the black veil few
days since Rev. DIR. Bacon, of Portland. re-
ceived the vows aud conferred the wells assist.
ed by Rav. Mr.. Mcdonald, of Manchester an6
two other clergymen.
Mr.. Azel W. Will, a graduate of Bangor
Theological Seminary, has accepted a unapi
nous call from the Congregational church and
society in Greensboro, and is to be ordained
In few weeks.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21
DIED.

In thi, city, Sept -. OF consumption. Matthias W
Furlong aged 81 years.
Il aiais aud Norway papers plsase copy.l
In Freeport. Sept Is Mrs Mary l.. -lfe Of John
Brewer, aged 60 years months
AT Mechanic Falls SPIT Is. Mrs Eliza ID Dwinal,
daughter Of bsnezer Drake. Eq. aged 81 ears and
mesths.
la Georgetown Sept %. Eliza Ausus,a. daughter
OF James T. and Mary Riggs aged years moo.
In Brifgton. Sept IL. Ms Belle Barker. wife Of
Lieut. Joha Gibbs. sad adopted daughter of Rufus
Billings. AGED "a years
Mrs Gibbs was charming young woman. highly
educated and gres ~ beoyad. She was giffs by
nature and grace TO adorn the circle in which she
moved. Her loss TO this community will BE- deeply
felt aud SINCERELY mourred She d1ed 10 Christian
hope-a hope full OF immortality. lhis hope dawn.
10 the Savior and espousec his blessed cause. When
the King Of 1errors came and said Go with me. !"
he had no terrors for her; he was dsarmed Of his
sting and dispoed OF his victory. 'B'essed are the
dead who die in the Lord; Precious in the sight OF
the Lerd i The dsa'h OF bis SAINTS. II.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21
"Who are Noisy for Mcclellan. y

George A. Sala, correspondent of the Lon
don Times, writing from New York immedi-
ately after one Of the great Mcclellan meet
ings in that city, designed to secure his NOM
inaiion. wrote as follows:
But the mob who yelled for Mcclellan, and
would be delighted 10 see him President and
Commander-in Chief, supplanting Grant, over
shelming Lee, and marching into Richmond,
and crushing out the Coniederacy beneath
dis iron heel are no. The most thinking nor
The most influential members OF the commun-
ity. The majority OF the speakers at the Nc
CieliaD mass meeting were, in political sense,
aonentilies. With the exception of Mr. .Haskin
scarcely politician of note or position, rose
% address the immense auditory; and the
New York Herald was not, in the main so
very far wrong in asserting that this was quite
As much a Grant as \ Mcclellan meeting.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21
A White Mountain Grievance"

correspondent of the Boston Advertiser
avouched for by that paper as one OF the most
responsible and respectable citizens OF ihat
metropolis, enters grievous complaint against
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Thompson, the landlord OIL Tue
Glen House at the White mountains. Mr..
Thompson sets up the extraordinary claim
that all guests ceming TO his house shall not
have patronized the neighboring hotel at Cor
ham. the Alpine House, and excluded the COM
planaut from his hotel on Friday last, IN con-
sequence of having unwittingly so patronzed
his rivals establishment.
The writer in the Advertiser details at length
the conduct of Mr.. Thompson in refusing him
a room even when offered extravagant pay for
accommodation, though his house was not full,
and he had plenty of unoccupied rooms. He
says:
But 10 the course Of my allusion TO having
Intended TO come directly to his house ffem
the cars, he touched upon what 1 had begun
to conjecture was his grievance THAT ! had
been stopping at Mr.. Hifchcock's house and
Using his conveyance TO the mountain by say
ing, We'll, Isuppose they told you down there
at the Alpine House that you would not get
up here till midnight No." replied. moth
ing of the kind; it was my own choice in stop
ping over there; they did nothing 10 influence
me-, or something to that effect. "Well," he
wound up, I'VE have no room for YOU"
Unable to get accommodations, the Boston
gentleman was obliged to go back to the AL
pine House, where he was comfortably provid-
ed for. In concluding his article in the Ad-
vertiser he says:
As to my legal remedy. find on my return
to my office, aud consulting my Kent, flor
happen TO be capable oil acting as my own law
,er.) that not only was Mr.. Thompson bound
to take me In, being an unobjectionable travel
ler,but that according to the latest English de-
cision he is indictdbte for not doing so. As to
his pretence that his inn was full, can show
by abundant proof that he received many 9TH
er guests that same evening after rejecting
me, and that within fifteen minutes after my
arrival at Gorham, on my return TO the rail-
road hotel, his stage was down at the station
soliciting passengers for the Glen House from
the up train from Portland.
As this treatment of traveller is based-as
near as can lind out-upon the unwarranted
claim that nobody shall enjoy the shelter Of
his inn who uses the Alpine House convey ance
10 Mt. Washington or calls himself the guest
of Mr. Hitchcock, l think, Messrs. Editors,
you will agree with me that the public have
right to use the Mount Washington carriage
road in their own way and stop at the Alpine
House as long as they please. without asking
Mr.. Thompson's consent; and that IL he pre-
tends to keep public house, there is law OF
the land as well as public opinion, which pro-
vides that an innkeeper shall be dealt with &C :
cording to his deserts.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21
NEwPoRr-Ar 18th, sebs W A pubo,o c,o,.,,

NEWPORT-Ar 18th, scbs W A Duboso. Cravsi,
FAN River for New York; Neptune. Billings, 90 Tor
Ar 18th. schs Jos Fish. Hall, Linean CB 70, S.,v
York Electric Light, Wallace. Portland for Phi a
.aelphi1si Shss snow heath. Ployideree for co.
tALL kiV ER.Ar 49, b, schs Compromise Brown.
Essex Post. Eiizabethport.
Ho'IMEs's HOLE Ar 18th, schs Counsellor
W hitm Hre Boston for New York; Olive Avery. Sta
do; X Lesch. Sherman. vinalhayen for do; Jane
Fish, Harms Calais for do; Sea Bird, Wallace, do
Tor New Haven; &c Willard. Parsons. Portland for
Phisdelphiaj haDnie Westbrook. Litflejohn. do for
baltimore: Emelire MeIain. Bocklin, K.ckland for
Philadelphia; Ida Wheeler. Dyer, Gardner tor
Washington; Col EDDY. Coombs bangor for Est
Greenwich; John Frank, Fow.er, Gloucester Tor
New Bedford
Ar 18th. sohs Nancy Heagen, Bunker, Boston for
Warrington; Newton. Coombs. I'm Portland for
Washington; Exchange, Randall do for MiIlville
Nd Hattie Annah, circuit, Bangor for Alexandria;
faten, Parker, do for Providence; Antelope. Nor
ton. Rockland for New ork Northern Light lane
Ninalhayen for do; Loduskia. Smith. sullivan for
do; Monirose, Barter. fm alais for do; 6eorgisns
Brown; Fannie Mitchell. Clark. snd Lyndon, Cog
pswtucket.
Sailed. brigs C buchanan. and Manliu.; sehs
Platlen Sea, Hertz, Sarah MeDopald Jos Eish,
Ianfamount Gasssbeas. Sarah Wooster Honest Az 9.
- Luear, Mary A, Caroline Grant, Ma, flower. l. W
Dyer, DIR Kane. and others
ar 10 h. brig Larch. Wilson. I'm Elizabethrort for
Boston schs u Paine. Jones, New York for East
Thin. do tor Cow Bay cB; Pierce. stone, Fan gor
for Dighton.
In port. brig arch: schs y Warren Clara Ellen.
Martha. Jane Fish. Counsellor, 4 G Willard Han.
his Wesitrook, NcLain. Col EDDY, Ida Wheel.
ei. X Heagen, Pcczhs nfas. y NewEn Exchspre
Hattie Apnah, ioduskia Montrose. Georgiana. Fan.
ME Mitchell. Martha ball, n A Stevens Nicola A
Paine Gen Knox. aud Pierre
NEW BEDfORD-Ar 18th. sch John 3 Frank,
Fowler. Gloucester.
BOsToN-Ar 18th, schs Garland. Morton, Phila.
dclshis; New 81 be. Strorg. Elizabethport
Cid 18th. ship flying Eagle Walden, san Fran
cisco; snh Agnes koss. Thompson, Weymouth Ms; ;
Z Ocean Wave st John NB.
Ar 9Th. brig Eliza Ann. Ayes. Remedies; sehs
Alert Nunroe. Rocklsnd; y Parker Fitzeeysld
Camden: xoppareil Bunker. 6ouldsboro; j Mer.
ram, Clark. Belfast; Fmeline. toby. wiscassst I;
J Venus Parker Pembroke: Fdv ard fsauk Mich
! OILS, Bristol; Mar srcf. Twitchell, Yarmouth,
SALEM-Ar lI,h. sch Express. Pope. weels.
I NEWBuRfPOkf.Ar 18th. sob Cummin q.
Chss- Wilmington, Del,
I PoRTSMOpTii-Ar 18th. brig c Kelley, Nor
I rill. phiaaephia; sch II Boynton. do.
BANCOR-Ar 18th. barque Ironsiees, Tapley I'm
Port loyal SC: schs Bremen. French, Portland
b Stebbins, Dreamer, waidoboro,
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21
81. F.v Atwood's Bisers, Price 3sCts

THoRNpIRE, Me-. April 25, 1853.
Dear Sir:-A lady of my acquaintance was
troubled with severe attacks of sick headaeh- Tor
number OF years, and coulo ind no relief until the
tried H. II. Aspood's Filters, which effected a per-
inanent cure
NV daughter was troubled with attacks Of severe
headache and vomtinx. which have been cured
by these bitters. l have myself been troubled
with dyspepsia, which has already been 'enesed bJ
this remedy always keep 1t on hand as beeys
IL to be speedy for all deran gements of the
81. mach aud liver: and for female complaints when
arising from debility OF the digestive organs
Yours truly, CHAs. WHIrsKr.
k~ CounterJeifs end base limitations, in SINH
lar bottle and label are in the market and sold 81
rnprincipied dealers.
fhe gsfnine 10 signed L. y. Atrood, and also hars
an EXTRA LABEL, on tchitc prper, counfersigned
n. H. Hay, Drrggisf, Portland. Ne. soie Genera
Agent.
ianyI6eod& we
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21

OREGoN-Oa Port Townsend Aug Q. ship John
L Dimmock from san francisco. bound up.
SAN FRANCISCO-Sld 18th. barQue Asa A Ed
ridge Ben etff Honolulu.
BALTIMORE-Ar 18th. brig Ca;hsrine Rogers.
YeaIon. Calsisi sea belmont. 6ardh er.
AR 18th brig alice Move fownsend. Matanxas.
PHI 18th, sch Albert Mason,
Berry. Fortress Monroe.
Ar 18th. bsrque Feirea. sturges. Port Royal sc.
CID 18th ship New En- gland. for Iensaco!a
NEW foRk-Ar 18th, sch Lcchiel, Haskell, from
Elzabethport for Salem.
srI 18Th. ship Harvest Queeu. Hutchinson. Liver
pools barauss X IA Knight. ~ ea Natanzas; Prince
ton. Seely. DsmaFsTa; brig seio. Edgett, sd Turk;
sch Navigate Msrston. Lingsn CB.
Ar 18th ships Hornet, Harding San Francisao %
days: Orient, Hili, LiverIotl
Cid 9Th ship Great Western. Cunningham. Iy.
err ool; barque Mara Morton. weodv ard Trieste,
brig Poster, Tracey. Boston; sch Ocean Ranger,
Pollard Philadelphia
Norw CHI for Bangor. ~eN'''
PRoVIDENCE-Ar 18th. sehs Yantie. Hsncroft.
Machs- vintsge. Rabbins Augusta
Ar 18Th, schs hudson, Harding, New York; outa.
rio. Dodge. Calais.
CID isth. b Rio. Plummer Phi adeiphia.
Sid isth. sch Allen II Blown. Pierce hilade lphis;
fennsy ixanlA. Rogers. Elizabeihport
.PAWTCCkkf-Sld 18th, sch Excelsior Newman,
New York
bRiSroL-Ar 18th. sch Jane, Loud. New York.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21
DR.. watson's Diptheria Cur. =.

Sir:-Haying cured four cases OF Diptheria In n
house snd watched its wonderful success IN macy
neig hbofhoods In my travels; call DR.. Watson's
Diptheria Cure sure cure for that awfai scourge.
no one dies who takes 1t in season; and may ay II
cures All who are thorough In using III even after
the disease 10 called fatal by attending physicians
IonAliange any one 10 show a failure where the
meoictne has d reasonable chance. Who would not
nave II In the house; 1t they knew its power A
teteorated Druggist here who feared 10 try II for
WINE nnally tried 1, for every member OF his family
anu he would not take 100 90 dollars the
cure JUS ioT has family, and don't believe he would
,shs y IN go even a. its highest premium. 1t re-
yery Respectfully Yours n M spxscss
II. HAY, Druggist, PORTLAND, general agent
Tor Maine, TO whom all orders must be addressed
Auge0 eod&w
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21

CopPERHEAD DocrRISE.-The Hartford
Press says that the following remarks occur
red 10 conversation between q republican
and democrat In that city lately:
REPuBLICAS.-"Anym man that would go
for returning those poor slaves into bondage
again, would not give much for his chris
tianiiy, or his hopes OF heavenp'
DEMocRAr-"Oh. ENTHUSIASTICALLY a
good deal Of a humbug, onyhoicl"
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21

A VETERAN PArRIoT. Elias Thomas
Esq, the oldest citizen of Portland, an old
Jeffersonian Democrat. who voted for and
held a commission under Mr.. jefferson, and
was State Treasurer under Gov. A. Il. Paris
At the recent election went to the polls and
voted for Judge Cony. and il a kind Provi,
dence spares his life he intends to vote for
Abraham Lincoln in November.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21
MEDICAL ELEoTRIOITY
Good News for the SIckl
d r.. p o r. II f. r.

II - IL L T. X
nemhe- ofthe New York E'e,trical Institute.
Nos 2s2. 2it ana 2s6 fulton ST.. Brooklyn, n. Y,
will lproyi'ence permitting, professionally visit
Portland. aud take Rooms at i6e Elm Ho1se, en-
MONDAY Sept 20. and remain until Monday. Oct IL.
Three W eks ouly
DIR. Z viii receive patients at his Rooms turing
the evening, whom and where he will examine all
cases OF disease by hts new Electric Magnetic Ma
chine With this Machine he can at once determine
what he disease is and where located and the pro-
gress hss made upon the wi bout any guess
WORK or uoeef ainty Ii matters mot where the as
ease Is located, whether on the lungs arr or nVer
or any other organ, this machine will instantly
point out any ain or discontinue 20 the pa cent
The Doctor will after he has ascerianed the disease
al its locati u, prescribe the beet Remedies now
known for toe immeais'e cure OF the patient 70
those yho wish il All female complaints especially
treated Particular stsen ion paidto sAraly,is Con.
stump; on Catarrh, Serotuia, kheamstism, Neural
ga Caoe~rs. sc Disease OF the Eye and Ear
treated successfully.
The sick OF both sexes respectfully invited to
visit the Jetor. his rooms the sbos mentions
Ell DAYS only. and consult with him, all eonsats-
tions are entirely free. Gentlemen received from
to u A. N and Ladies IRON 20 n. Patients
visited at ther own houses after 6P.x.
se2tle-i&waw
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21
DIR. pEBBETTy
5000 GTClL
ii AIR
Z L q t. ~ f r A Il o r

ITS xopus orKxAxpI:
Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands; Tor more commonly Roots
OF tbs Hair 1t is from these iands every hair
ofthe head 10 formed and secreted As long the
soaIp Is tree from sdeSase these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keepsis natural appearance
and color but when hcmors and other diseases af-
feet the scalp these giauus become involved in the
same disease, and the h.r gradually turns gray, dry
snd brittle. Sooner later the hair begins 10 fall
OIL and In many cases II net arrested. will produce
eomplete badness.
To remedy this pathological eo,dition Of the
glands. and create new and healthy action. the
Psychological Hair Regenerstor has proved . per-
feet success.
1t is not Dye" and viii not stain psrsicle II
wills positively "kEsToRK GRAY HAIR" in all cases
TO its original color. Ii promo'ss growth OF new
hair In all cases Bald Heads whsp the glands or
roots Of ths hair are not completely disorganized
II prevents the hair from falling OF and sill
dandruh heat, humors and itching from the scalp
II keeps the hair soft, moist perfectly heaty and
gives II glossy and beautiful appearance 1t IL
highly ruined, and IS = dressing il has superi
or. The "Resenerstor' is warranted to produes the
above result. an all eases. IL not the money be
refunded. With 1t every Gray Head" in New Eng.
land can be restored in less Than thirty days.
Price rs cents per Bottle.
TIBBETTs BROTHERS,
Druggists and chsmists, Propretors, Manchester,
N. III.
Sold at wholesale and retail BY wv wHIPrLz,
81 Market Square Portland, Sole Agent. and BY
Drugs sts every where ssp,s GA eodtolAnl
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21
Mexicans in New York.

The anniversary of Mexican Independence
was COMMUNICATED by number of Mexicans
at Delmonico's where splenid banquet was
spread for them. Many speeches were made
ana ioas,s drank, all looking for the independ-
enee OF their counsyy, the overthrow OF the
"ioreigu invader, ami the triumph of Mexican
arms. Benito Juares was highly compliment
ed as the Constitutional rresid mt ofthe Mex
can Republic. Many distinguished Mexicans
we're present on the occasion. The Govern
nent of the United States was well toasted.
aud the shareholders rebellion condemned.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21
DISASTERS.

Ship Union, Bo ntnr. from Csllao tor Europe
with guano, put inio Montesideo prev to July 2ssh
leasy. and was disehsTgiaE.
The leak on board sch Nieanor (which put back %
Newport ON the 18th inst proceeded from rat hole
under the counter, just above light water ine
ship kxpoandeF, from Aky>b for Falmouth, T.,
before reported Al IA al leay, ad bsen eakiag for
70 days, and for the last - DAYS the crew been
unsb 70 fee the ship OF water. About 80 tons Of
her cargo had been thrown 0ysIhoald
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21

The love Of lighting somebody, among the
Irish, springs from no malice; 1t is, indeed, Of
ten rather a rough way Of showing regard
One the other day knocked down his comrade
without provocatiou, and on being asked by
him Pat. what did you strike me forp" re-
piled, "Shure, Mike. and eff struck you my
self wouldn't let any other man do it."
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21
NOTICE 40 MARINERS.

NoRKCANBE Ray LfeHr VESSEL.
Ohcia Information ha< bef rec lived at this ONCE
that the Morecombe Bay Light-vessel Ia. been NOV
ed miles 10 the northumberland OF its original posi-
ton. and lies IN IL isihoms low water spring
tides. with the following compass bearings. vixs
81 Bees Head light ' b, r 4. distaus IS. miles.
Walney isht +. by ", distant Ia miles
loot of Wyre ligh, by ) 5 dis ant III miles.
aekpool Qhrrch 81 4, dis AT L.! miles.
skernas light w BY 5 distant As miles
Calf If Man light NV by W, disiant 80 miles
W Light-ship By w, distant IS II. les
BY order. W u SHtBRICk. Chairman.
Treasury Department. Ofhce Lighthouse Board
Washington, August 80. 1854.
JOHN MARSTON.
Lighthouse InspS e,or, I'd District
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Belfast. ireland. inst. barqus Carrie Ds-
Wis Buck. Baltimore
Ar At Liverpool 9Th inst ship Constitution. xcNsy.
New York
Ar in the Clyde "a. ship Flora Southland. Morrill,.
Portland.
Ar a, Falmouth L. til inst. barqus Brothers. tBrl
Maxey. New York.
Ar A. cet,e 3lst nit. barque Mary Dyer Wa
lace, Now York.
Ar :. Marsnham July as. brig sOlfsrine. Higgins.
Al Csdi1 sIth uls. bargus Arsesn. Lindsey. for
Boston.
At Montcvideo July 70. ship Urion, Boynton. from
Ca'lao for Europ-. uisg for rtpairs; Young Eagle,
Walker. from Cardiff disx.
AT Rio Janeiro sth ult. bsrque Abigail. farland,
Al Cayenne 18th ul,. barque Rechabite. Leemsn.
from New York. ar ID
At ST Thomas 4th last sch Alice T Ford. for Turks
Island b. TO load tor Portland
rat Kingston Sth ulf, brig Isadora. wilson,
Baltimore land sailed sh for black hiyerl; 18th
Bird OF the Wave. Croker. New York
Sid 18th. brig Romance. Duncan, fevassa-
Al Remedies b inst ship Mont Blanc. Donreli.
for Europe.
fPer City Of LONDON, at New York;
Ar at Calcutta July Goth. sooloo. Hutchinson from
Melbourne. Syde ham. Harding. Bombay Iicon-
dsroga. Rice, 400 Cathedral. Meeher, Gale.
"a July y. Susan Kinks. Atwood. Boston; nth,
6olcond., burlington, do.
Arr Hong Kong July 18th, White Eagle. VIII
SD Jaly "a Nsssor. cioutman. Bans kok; Shirley.
AL n. Manila.
Ar at woosung July 8. Mary Croker. Stubs. I'm
Calcutta
AR at Mauritius July .. Caliope Simmons. Cal
sufta; Aug Q. Elem Foster. Robinson. do.
Sid I'm Cardiff alst ult, Frank Flint. Colby. for
Now York
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21
PORT OF PORTLAND.

POHT OF FQETL d.
Tuesdny. ................. septic nm her so.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake, willetfs, New York.
steamer Forest City, Liscomb. Boston.
Steamer New England, Field. ST John n for
Boston.
Brig o Ciary. Parker. Salem.
Sch Lucy Ames, FLANDERS Eiixabe'hport.
Sch Wave, Rhodes, Kockiand Tor Norwalk.
CLEARED.
Brig Charlena, Nickeis, Natanzas e Churchill
Co.
Sch Mary Ann. Bryant, Jone.port-master
Sch Hiawzths, ingrahan, Roekl2nd-master.
Ship Ella Norton, recently launched al Farming
dale. Is owned BY Capt bit Norton who wi COM
mand her Mr. Bradstreet aud 9th .rs. and will hail
from Bosf0n
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21
R.IIinra Table for Smile.

4 frst rate Bilisrl Table. with marble bed; also
N Two sets ivory balls and so OF posBt.. aud
everything Pertaining 10 . well farashed liable.
WIN J MCDONALD.
No. rs Federal Street, under U. D. hotei.
sepl2l DIFF
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-21

PORTLAND Council No. |, U. L. Of A, will
hold their regular meeting this evening at I
l-2 o'clock at the usual place.