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A new kind of Bee.

At the State Fair at Rochester, N. Y, says
the Tribune Reporter, a gentleman exhibited
some honey bees that "wouldn't hurt any
body" The bees were flying about him in
swarms. A man and his little daughter came
along in the crowd pressing towards the bee
man.. 'Ohl don't go there, father said the
little girl, we shall get stung.' But father
wanted lesson in Bookkeeping, and he push
ed through the crowd, which was swaying
about like meeting we have seen about some
other stand The little girl was afraid to
get among the bees, and the father, to quiet
her fears, sung out to the bee-man: I say,
mister, will your bees sting?' 'Stiug2 no;
what put that foolish question into your head?
assure you, no. They are all G.. B.'s-real
genuine Mcclellan bees. They wouldn't
sung Rebel And then there was shout.
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Concerning that Convert to Democracy

To the Editor of the Press --oi9 .,stcsro
Inotice the Argus claims the Hon. Zadoc
Long as an apostate Republican recent con-
vert to the Peace Democracy. The idea of at
taching any Importance to the political posi-
ton of this old gentleman is simply laughable
to those who are acquainted with him. Some
twenty five years ago he was run by the Wings
for Congress, in Oxford District, and only de-
feated by about 1000 msjorityI This is, per-
haps, the reason why he is called the Hon.
The Argus Of that time, in speaking of his 1T
ness for the Office, declared that all that could
be said of him was, that he was "rather bright
boy at Hebron Academy" For some years
past he has followed the political wake of
such shutters as F. o. J. Smith, and such dis
interested patriots ~ as v. D. Paris. He
was admitted to all the rights of the church to
which these men belong, when he voted for e.
K. Smart, for Governor, in 1850.
1t seems he has been studying his bible of
late for the purpose of lecturing the clergy on
their duties. Could he not do some good by
reading to JEFF. Davis the book of Lamenta.
tons? Judging from JefI's late speeches, his
mind is troubled, and this gentleman, whom
the Argus calls "Hon." because the people
didn't see fit to send him to Congress, is the
very man to administer consolation. He will
have better success ia getting subscribers for
such despisable sheets as the Boston Courier
than in getting men to vote the Copperhead
ticket. If all the new converts to the Peace
Democracy are of this stamp, I do not think
the lovers of the loyal cause need to be seri-
ously alarmed. 1t is not becoming to an OK
ford Bear to even growl at such an old fogy,
but when he thrusts himself before the public,
and states his political position, just as If that
position was of some consequence, it is fair
that the public should know who he Is. msos
rrsssass OXFORD COUNTY.
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DR.. watson's Diptheria Cure.

o., n, OBERLIN, May 9TH, 1909.
ssr-hsvlng cured four cases OF Diptheria In my
house. and watched its wonderful success In many
neg neg hooLn9oas In my travels call DR.. Watson's
GPsneIln Nurs sure cure for that awful sc0urge.
cures ali who are thorough in using IL; even after
fne disease Is called fatal BY attending physicians
medicine has reasonable chance who tvouId moi
have 1t In the house; II they knew its power
CeteorGted Druggist here who feared to trv Il for
and toidme he would not take 900 dollars Tor the
cure just for his family and don't believe he woud
minds me of the Z" Brazen Serpent, sure cure ~
Very Respectfully Yours, Il. M. SPKGcER
81. Il. HAY, Druggist. Portland, general agent
for Maine. to whom all orders must be addressed.
Aug30 eod&wtf rI,,ifsn14lstr p- II
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RELIGIOUS and Ecolesiagtical Items.

Rev. Addison Parker, pastor of the Baptist
chnrch in Agawam, Mass, fell dead on the
street in that town on Friday. he had been
in feeble health for some time, and the imme-
date cause Of his death is supposed to have
been apoplexy.
The Kennebec Conference will hold its
semi annual meeting with the church in VIM
throp, commencing Tuesday, Oct. 25th. at 10
O'Clock, A. M. A&A glE G&AH wv
The churches of the Lincoln and Sagadahoc
Conferences are invited to meet with the LIST
Congressional church in New Castle, Sleeps
colt Bridge, Oct. 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
The residence of the late Capt. James
Durham in Kennebunk, afterwards owned
and occupied by his daughter, Miss Sarah
Burnham, recently deceased, has by her viii
been given to the Methodist Episcopal So
ciety in that village, for their sole use and
benefit, as Parsonage. leod5s d 5EG888 Z
At the late anniversary Of the American
Board in Worcester, Rev. Albert Barnes in
troduced series of patriotic resolutions, ex-
pressing the hearty sympathy of the Board
with the Government in its efforts to suppress
the rebellion, and gratefully acknowledging
the Divine interposition in the successes
which have attended the arms of the nation.
as an indication that we shall again be one
people, united under our glorious Constitu-
ton; united in our efforts to spread the Cos
pei round the world. The resolutions were
adopted by the whole vast audience rising and
singing:
"My country its of thee.n
The anniversaries of the Free Baptist be-
nevSlent societies closed a session in Provi.
dence on Thursday. Temperance, Anti.slav-
cry, Sabbath Schools, Home Missions. Foreign
Missions, Education, and change of location
of their Theological School were the subjects
of discussion Five Foreign missionaries are
accepted and will sail at once for, Orissa, In.
dia. Eight home missionaries left Monday fol
the South. The Free Baptists have IS or &c
missionaries in the South, employed as
teachers or preachers among the freedmen.
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A Prediction.

We copy the following paragraph from the
editorial leader in the Portland Advertiser of
August Sth-a leader in which Mr.. Lincoln's
ITO whom it may concern" dispatch, was Sc
verely handled:
Tn, nARLY DID WE PROCLAIM OUR BELIEF
I ITAI p LINCOLN WILL NOT GErA SOL
NEWT ELECTORAL VOTE FOR THE
Union = nrAE1sSallDENCT, IN ALL THE
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How They DID rr.-The morning after
sno ina'ana Election the Boston Post had the
following item: ,'79
ine aroltrary arrest and imprisonment OF
the editor Of the Indianapolis Sentinai re-
-ceived q proper rebuke, we hope, at the Dolls
yesterday" wv ~ po'''
In the telegraph dispatches in the same ma
per was this item, showing how the peonle
did it:
Indianapolis city and township probably
gone Union by 5000 majority gain 4Ooo.' f. -
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ks-EpiIeptic Fit. can be oured.--Dr.

kWEpileptic Fits can be Cured.--Dr.
LOCKRow having become eminenty successful in
curing this terrible malady invites all similarly at.
hicted to call send for circulars OF references and
testimonials Of numerous cases cured of rom to
ton especially to diseases the Axis
or Nervous system and solieits an investigation OF
his claim to the public confidence. l
He may be consulted at his private residence No.
141 West 42d street, daily from 10 A. NJ. to 2 Pm,
except Saturday and sunday Address all letters to
t,T+ ,,. DE-. v. b. LOCKROW, New York.
Care of P. o. Box SIG. oct7d3m 81
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Letter from the State Capital.

5-.s,q w. AUGUSTA, October IS, 1854.
To the Editor ef the Press.a7 hogr 3, .9e2ssht =
The Governor has appointed Thursday,
November twenty fourth, as day of Public
Thanksgiving and Praise.
The following commissions were issued yes
terday, VIZ: ssr6bx .gnaeis 5ssssi e1lsoi9g
First Regiment Heauy ,Artillery.-Russel
B. Shepherd, Bangor, Col; George w. Sa-
bine, Eastport, Lieut.. COL; Whiting S. Clark,
Sangerville, Major; George R. Fernald, Lee
want, Capt. Co. c.; William A. Bickford, Ban
gor, LIST Lieut.. Co. D; Bepjamip F. Rollins,
Dixmont, 1st Lieut.. Co. E; Frank A. Clark,
Sangerville, I'd Lieut.. Co. E. tsaN
Unassigned Lltantry.--J. Sumner Rogers,
Orrington, Capt. 9th Co.: George 1. Brown,
Bangor, LIST Lieut.. 9th Co.; Nathaniel h.
Kicker, Augusta, I'd Lieut.. 9th Co. 5o3
Lieut.. George R. Cony, Co. G, 9th regiment,
has been ordered by the War Department to
report for temporary duty at the Draft Rem
devious, Camp Berry, Portland. s--e enA
Official notice has been received OF the fol-
lowing discharges viz: s AS3ta III
Discharged for disa6ility.-lst Lieut.. VIM.
H. Emery, Co. G, 10Th regiment; LIST. Lieut..
Morrill, p Smith, Co. E, 18Th regiment. NJ s
Discharged for appointment in .U.S. Co..
ored Troops Recruit Turney W. White
house, I'd cavalry regiment. o,as s8aa ~ =,
The Philadelphia branch of the New Eng
land Soldiers Aid Association has, since the
first of August, had the remains of four Me.
soldiers who died there, suitably prepared,
put in neat walnut cotfins and sent home.-
They will do SO in all cases, if the friends de-
sire it AZ their own expense, if they are able
to pay. while they send no bill to a soldiers
,oido,o. Yours truly, HELIos.
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DIED.

In this city, Oct II, Miss Mary Ann, daughter OF
the late Capt Thos Browne aged 6l years = siil.iA
In Westbrook. Oct II. of diptberis. Miss Emma I,
daughter Of A X and Isabelle w Grant, aged IA
years. if-is 10y AiM A.tl t'Nl- liR n -
In North Yarmouth, Oct II, Alice G, daughter Of
Fdwsrd and Achsah + Batchelder. aged 10 years 9
months. NJ t.,5 's;1s.g,.. ~ : ~. 49,
hnled, in the battle at Peable's Farm Sept 10Th,
Corp Geo II Royal Co X, Goth Ne Vol, formerly OF
ropsham. aged 81 years months. 79HcQ a1un
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FOREIGN PORTS.


SID I'm Gibraltar 10Th ult, barque Warren HaIIett
Smith, Malaga.
Southland. Howe, from New York for San Trsncisco,
put In for water, all well.
"a Ar at Honolulu LIST ult. barQue Asa A EldridSs,
bennelt, San francisco.
SID Aug 18th. barque Young Hector, Fuller for
At Chincha Islands Sept %, ships Success. Chase.
Picay1ne, Brooks Zephyr. Bigelow; Moravia. Pat.
ten; John Tucker. Hallett; John o Baker Miller;
MessengeT, h,ili south America Lincoln; General
Star. Small; Gardiner Colty, Mcclellan ! Caledonia
Andrews; VIM Nelson. Smith; K Robinson, Long;
Age, Nickels; Star of the Union Reed Uncle Joe,
Nickels; Black Hawk, Doane; Elyira Owen, Oliver;
Virginia, DelanOi Chairman. Miller aud Bun
ker hnl, Davis, ldgi barque Deborah Pencil, PEN
a. Valparaiso 18th ult. ships Rose standish Cum
phi5' H Hmm from Boston, ar 7th; baroue
Boynton, Mitchell, from New York. ar ID
AR at Venice LIST inst, barque Fanny Hamilton,
AR At xspnwal 10th ult, barque Elba, DriskO. fin
New YORK
Cid25th ult. barque Harry Booth, Gwin: Bangor.
Ar at Kingston J, 2Sth ult sch Golden West, Cam
age, Baltimore.
Ar at do 4th inst brig M Kelley, Reed. Machias.
Na a. Caioafen 10Th ut, barque Hunter, York, FIN
,o Ar At DO 18th ut, brig Renshaw, Smith, York
Aotn, M Haven, Haven, do
AT Havana It'll inst barque Ionic Stevens char
tered to load molasses at Sierra Moreno Tor Boston
u SD it stb. S,i a. S 70 70 per hid.
a At Matan5as 7th Inst, brig Mechanic, Hutchinson
Sid 9th, brig Enterprise, Curtis Caydonas.
| Ar at Cardenas 10th inst hs,Oue n "a ualkar
Havana 'O"
lPer City Of Washington. at New York;
~ Ar At Liverpool 4th inst, A Palmer, BarnAby,
Sid 81 inst Gen Mcclellan, frask. New York. 5sA
CID 4lh. Celeste Clark. Sherman. Boston; Jere
Thompson, Blake. New York.
Emit for ldg Sd, North American, Cutting for New
York; 4th, Romulus. Lord, kurrachee; Albert Gal.
latin, Delano. New York. Calhoun. Page, do.
AT az London I'd inst. Hudson. Pratt, New York,
Cid Sd, Aiexandria. Crosby, New York.
OF the Start lst, Am Congress. Woodward. Lon
on tie Eddystone LIST, Elizabeth, Harris. from N
15at Falmouth ith. Gan Eden. Reed. Philadelphia
sa i'm Bristol Pill 9th, ITALIA Patten, from Bristol
Ar at Cardiff 1st inst, TalAvera, Msrrithew. from
Sid both, John Wesley. Patton. New York. oi
4lu al IN lIoon lst, Australian, Rankin, Portland:
Sid LIST, r G Blanchard, Newton, from callao, for
Glasgow land pat back leaky, see below az
sld I'm Bombay 7th ult, Western Empire, Wood.
i worth, Calcutta. ar -.rr IIf 49,, n :
al Ar at NngpO July I. Catapa, Hong Kong land sid
SID I'm Naples Gath ult AlbatrOss. Laughlin. for
Ar at Marseiles Sept %, Union, Urquehart New
Ar at Cadiz oath ult Zephyr Knowles. MALAGA.
Sid 2lst, Samson, Delano, Barcelona; 9th Airing
ton Bartlett Boston, 18th, D Merwin, Rogers, for
\ Ar at Cagari 21st nit. s. chem. Atkins. MALAGA.
c SD IN Hayre I'd inst, A Stephenson, PrindIe,
Sid FIN Flushing LIST inst, Marcia Greenleaf Merry.
4
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TESCrNg AND BOXING.
pnoFEsso OR ROSS

Win Give lsssons with the SWORD. in all IT'S braachs
Is. Also, Lrear GYM srrcs. the GLOVES. and
INDIAN CLUBS. at 80 Exchange street, up one flight
Of stairs Can between the hours OF Sand IL A M
and and p NJ, when preliminaries can be settled.
octl7dlvs
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ANOTHER srRAw.-A young officer on
board the ., s. School Ship ,Const,ir,,on :,
Newport, writes to his family n this citv ~
vote on the Presidential question was Ia Esn
among the Midshpmen on board that vessel
few days since, which resulted in ID majority
for Lincoln and johnson. TsQ,ro.,+ "
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Z MASONIC MIssIoN.-The Masons have or
ganized mission similar to the Sanitary and
Christian Commissions, for the purpose of
aiding the sick and wounded soldiers. 1t is
worthy enterprise, and in perfect harmonp
with the humanitarian spirit of that ancient
and honorable fraternity. ry4a
Bus in this new organizatio there is one
foolish thing. and that is the placing of c.
Godfrey Gunther, mayor of New York, at the
head of the Advisory Board. 1t is an indig-
nifty to the soldier to place such a man in any
relation to him which implies sympathy. He
is the man that used his official influence to
prevent foreigners from enlistlng to reinforce
our noble army, and vetoed a proposition to
do honor to the glorious achievements Of our
soldiers under Sheridan ef
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George Aucustus Sala.

The Liverpool Post lashes very severely the
above named gentleman who is the correspond
ent of the London Times. Sala is a fippant
writer and as full of prejudice against the
North as an egg is Of meat The Post very
Justly thinks he has never shown any tenden-
cy to solidity Of judgment or to comprehen
siveness ofideas upon serious subjects. His
knowledge Of politics is even more cursory
and fragmentary than bis information on far
less difficult topics He has no skill in the
manipulation OF State questions. But what
does the London Times care for all that,so long
as he Is fippant, good at description, and has
the power to throw ridicule upon democratic
principles and praise aristocracies both here
and In his own country? "a
But the Post says he is blest with quality
which makes amends for the absence OF many
Others. He has most excellent opinion Of
himself That Is true, and all his letters fur
nish conclusive evidence Of the fact. This flip
pant writer has had the boldness and effronterv
to compare himself with GOODWIN SMITH who
now on visit to this country! Heaven
save the mark. He would probably think
nothing of comparing himself with DE TooUE-
vILLEl After, all he suits the Thunderer ex.
Actly because he abuses this country and
Sneers at the North. The Post SAYS: ga Ia.
Apart from the bad taste of setting himself
up III Juxtaposition with man such as Profes. ]
sor GoLDWiN SMITH, the comments which
Mr.. SALA has made on this subject are nrovo-
catlVe Oh strOng censure on the manner in
which he and other Correspondents of the nro =,
have performed the dnties which thew have t rs
ken upon themselves. The Saturday Renis,r
remarked in its last number that it Is required
OF all things In special correspondent that he
should be impartial. We appeal to any one.
we AJAX the most jaundiced believer in the ulti.
mate success of the South, whether the special
co respondents of the English Press in Ameri-
ca nave met this requisition. Mr.. SALA, 1t is
ssi9ent, has rendered himself utterly unpopu-
h Ia ~ america by the articles he has sent
.om TO- Who can wonder at ita Have they
oeen conceived from the first in a spirit OF
OlV.er prejudice? Have they not been execut-
1very one OF them, in a tone of impertinent
eorinony' Who can marvel IN At a man 90.
raSsh ~ :. urA with fixed purpose-not
PelnaPs,@ otSnohest one, but 40 thorouobIv
Rove1neu oy prejudice that it might AZ well he
S.So .Sy Pn;. a.lPeo3remaining there thronoh
months OF clvli war. during almost avarr. i;ss1
of vicsitude-is suffered by the Dsr opeIy kino
amongst whom he lives, and never los;u na.ion
OF the one apparent design of his mlss5o S,s ~
violate aud place In ludicrous and odiovs n, ~
the people and the Institutions of the connsSr,s
40 the hour of its greatest need-who can MAJ
vel that such a man is unpopular? And we |
may add that it is only such man who could
DC sumciently blind to the natural consequent
90 Q, MS conduct to resent the feelings Of
sho e.s'o o with which be must be regarded by
1 .. wnom ne soJourns.., q HIJ g5
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Barques Champion. 6errish. ard Laura Russ
Brown, and brig Ooeep, Diggins. all reported to
have been lost at Cow Bay cB, in gale previous to
tae iotn ut. Inc champion was ~ tons, and nall
built at Belfast in 1856. The 0neep was a new ves-
sell and hailed from Eastport.1 no q4i1ra-s tT' 10
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HThe undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs Office, 80 1-2 Exchange
st., opposite Postoficc, Portland.
4 hHaa tA-e 1922 7g w. 8. SAWYER.
= Refsrences-HoN. SAMUEL CoNY, Gov. of Me-,
Hon. VIM. PIrr FEssENDEN, Sec'y Treas'y. ora
oct l3 6m.
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
SO MIDDLE ST, PORTLAND, Me-, Y I"
A. 8. WIS., Proprietor,
Portland, May II, 1854 mayI2dem
DR. qnBBErrs.3
IT'S MoDUs oPERANDI:


EIlIt9EE ia ~4i - 40
Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands or more commonly Roots
of the Hair 1t from these Glands that every hair
of the head is formed and secreted AS long as the
scalp is free from desase these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps It's natural appearance
and color But when humors and other diseases af-
feet the scalp these glands become involved in the
disesse and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle. Sooner later the hair begins to fa
off, and in many cases, If not arrested will produce
complete badness.
To remedy this pathological condition of the
glands. and create new and healthy action, the
Physiological Hair Regenerator has proved q per-
feet success.
Il is not .Dye, and will not stain particle. It
WIZ postveiy kksT0RE GRAY HAIR" in all cases
70 its original color. 1t promotes growth of new
hair in all cases on Bald Heads when the glands or
roots of the hair not completely disorganized-
prevents the hair from falling off, and removes all
qanornI, neat, humors and itching from the scalp.
Keeps the hair soft moist and perfectly heaty and
gives 1t = glossy and beautiful appearance. 1t is
hgniy psrumed, and as a dressr 1t has no superb
or The Regeneration" Is warranted to produce the
above results Fin all cases, If not the money to be
refunded With 1t every Gray Head' In New Eng
land can be restored in less than thirty days :
rnl = Price rs cents per Bottle. Y = e.
IS TTBBErTs BROTHERS,
Druggists and Chemists. Proprietors, Manchester.
~, All alg.NL ia ans bu1iqhI wsI NoHg
Sold at wholesale and retail by w. W. WHIpPIE,
81 Market Square, Portland, Sole AGENT. and BY
druggists eyerywhheFe'r.l sspts "a sodtolsnl d
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"a Boston Stock List. 1eJ
SALE AT THE BRoKKRs' BOARD, Oct. Is.
MARRIED.

In this city, Oct 49, at High Street Church, by Rev
Richards. both of this city. mo cards.l lI T' j
In Brownfeld, Oct Is. by Thos T eleayes. ESQ., Geo
Q Allen, Of Denmark, and Miss Anna Roulds, of
Brownfeld Ht.' 7s'1fii' '@ Ut Z
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VMr. ROlt's report on the oreo, Western
Conspiracy, fills seven solid oo,s,nns 80 Az
Washington Chronicle. 1t rcvoa,T AZ
most deliberately devised schemes ~ nv
Dsmoerats Of the West to inaugurate rebellioe
ct the North upon o scale as gigantic go
bloody as that at the South. The men a. ~.
bottom Of it are the Mcclellan leaders in thai
portion Of the country.
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R-The Presidential election takes place two
weeks from next Tuesday. s8I9aA slaa w
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SALEM-Ar 18th. brig AnnandAle, Lamb, Elm.
BANGOR-ar 18th. ship Mary L RiTss. iovaIl
Bath, to load for Liverpool. eo' -S"eif
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Wanted.
Wanted.

A SITUATION as Housekesper, By w,dowlady,
riease address L. s., Press Once. octl9IIw
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IMPORTS.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

ST GE0RGENB. Sch Echo--12O tons hacmatack
timber, 10000 n plank. 900 laths. to order. u
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
"Wednesday ........,,,,....,,.O October 10.
Sun rises ...........6l 10 High water,lp mi. 20
sets. ........ $40 Length Of days. .i061
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PoRTLAHD.s


Tuesday. ...............October is.
sfHT3N ARRIVED. :. iAIa Hail
Steamer Lewiston. Knight Boston. y - q - ''
Steamer New England, Fields, from Boston for
st John NIB.
Brig Golden Lead, Packard, New York.
Sch Echo. lBr Anderson, St George NIB. h
Sch Isaac Hertz. Gray, New York. ~ "a
i Sch Convoy, Merrill. New York
Sch Elizabeth, lBr) Lavache Boston for st Pierre.
Sch Ceresc0. Smith, Ellsworth for New York 5.
Sch Rough Ready. Aenorn, Bangor for Wey-
mouth t..a -tl,ilrsT .cr s.s-f-7-, 10 l9ri1 ra
Sch John & Frank. Fowler, Bangor for Lynn.
Sch Canton, Donnell, York for Bangor. VIZ y
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CLEAnEO.

Brig o c Clary, Parker, Matanzas-E Churchill
& Co. 49, 81 - X AAZAAy0 w
Sch William Arthur, Loripg, Alexandria-Rufus
Deering ga a-i noll.a A-7.,-s
Sch ocean Ranger, Poland, Damariscoha-R G
York Son. fla Fl q A-a = - ~ y
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BOARD in private family, by Gentleman. a.
- - ay, one child year old, and q Nurse; or
s pn nrnished house to rent. Addres box 20s5
-0'' VMce. ---.- --.-- II. octl9tf
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steamer of about 200 tons Is to be launched from
the yard OF ] w Dyer, at Cape Elizabeth at high
water to-day. She 10 intended for shoal water navi
cation and is to be called the "Gen shepley." saa
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DISASTERS.

The following vessels have recently been sold in
Europe Ships Mazeppa. 779 tons, built at Rich
mond, Ne, in 1858, for fS200; National, 800 tons,
built at Bath in 1858, for $3.50. 1r.f t,.gy
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2 Review OF the Market,

For the week ending Dot. 18th, 1854 prepared ex.
pressly for the Press, by Mr.. NJ. N. Rich. -
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NOte.-We wish 1t to be understood that our quo.
taons represent prices of large lots from first hands
unless otherwise stated, and that in filing small or.
ders higher rates have to be charged. =