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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-21

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IDUMPS-0f all kinds, Chain Pump fixtures.
4 Tubing, &c. We can III any person ost Hshh
tic article he wants. Tho HARDWARE STORE
Is the place. aqAwQrAU
2 -
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FV 0sEUR
EANE Fish Poles, Fish Lines and IIooks-a
" good stock. a 81 z. ii. Il Co,
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AdmlMIatrnlriX, SnIe.

nm the 3ad af, duly. A. ID. is65, al 8 O'Clock r.
~ M az the dooy af the Co1rt-hpuse, in PetTys,
burg shall sell 70 tle highest bidder the fOlloY,
ING described real estate, to,wit;' ~.
lO-LOt, in the town Of rerrysbrrg, No. 4s2,
N 49,. .l.i5ru 81 1, NARY ROSS -
Ia Alministpatrix q c, Ross, deceased.
Yphs -, iso@ t-,.,. b-.,i A. H-S4,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-21

A new plaaet has jnsi been discovered
bl N. Ahnibai dc Gssparie. Il has the ap-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-21

IFRGfT CANS. The fruit crop promises finely.
Il PECK, HAMILTON & co. are manufac-
pring Fruit Cans 70 pun it in, aud have on hand
DC incest kind &c orcelin Kettles fot preserving.
In fact, we would here state that the HARD
W ARE STORE is the place 10 buy cheap. =
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say~ For price and terms, see hand-bil.
Or apply to mo by mail.
Cd. MEssER,
81 Sandusky. Chic.
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A DAtINlsTRArORS NOTICE. h lHosics &
~ hereby given, thSi have been aIg,sinis9
AdminlstNtpr de b0ois non, on DE sstate ~ N. u.
Easminger, late Of Mood county, Ohio, deceased.
AnPerso0s iussrested viii gotera themselves acl
,Or5ingly. 7 III if y. &. JONES'
Nay 81, 1865. eds
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-21

The Official list bf Grants losses, from
the crossing Of the Rapidan IN May, 1864,
and ending with Lees surrender, foots up
At nearly ninety thousand men.
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/ E6AL NOTICE. .--aOorge W. Mesfahap, tx.
~ eeutot on the Sseate sf Jeha MoAiahan. De-
esaStd. has Sled 80 the PFahaie GouRt nf W siod
tpeHy, Oho, htS heAl aceaRt for the sattenlpHi
June ~, iS6S EDWIN fCLLEls, Judge,
juno $, 1888. Sc
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IT. II 4-57 = n sir II I sv.ir-.4t7 E4 5z4if
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-21
| DNINlSTRAToR's SALE.--

DMiNtSrRAToR'S SALE.-+ osaTl iE.A %
4 49, aa pau llg 1--rr u nEslcH 10 thlt8 n
BY virtue qf az order Of sale. 10 mo issued frem
NE Gourtct ProbptNf Wood County, oLio, I will
- SATURDAY., june "a, 1855, 12iaJ y
bel vecn TIE hours ~ aad5 T.. A.. oI said day, 81
the door Of the Court shoasesiu reEFysbhnz, ohio,
the following aeserilred real estate. to-yii z, -
egtiLat no. One IlnpJped and Thirty -four l3lS
Cohpty, Ohio, the propes ty cf David SkAhler seq
aeeeased Appraised az $780, Terms leeal IA
dsl oYi HENRY N. MOaSE, administrator
a GSoReS STRAIN AtiafncE,1 s,n ai ll5ay uI
PerrysbnFa, May q, ls6S. M SdtAi
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~ Chairman rnion Senatorial C9nmiitce.
ToLtpo, June 5, 1865.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11
against the former to give y. Canada,

against the former to give " Canada,
against the latter to give them Mexico.
This conference has done what no argu-
ments, no fscts, during the late campaign
would do; it has furnished indisputable evil
dence to the patriotic peace Democrat, that
no peace can be had and the Union maintain
ed, until the military power of the Confedera-
CIV is destroyed. 1t has afforded evidence
that no overtures of peace made to the rebels
can avail, unless based on their recognized in
dependence. The class of Democrats refer
red to must see now that the Union can be
maintained only By conquering peace. Re-
bellion must be subdued; and the late con
ference at Fortress Monroe, we predict, will
exert powerful influence in re-cementing
the union ofour Northern people, SO that the
loyal States will become as consolidated in
sentiment as they were during the era of good
feeling which followed the assault upon Sum
ter. The traitors and real rebel sympathizers
will be sifted out of the Democratic party, and
the loyal men who have heretofore misappre-
hended the spirit of the South and hoped for
peace and reunion as the result of negotiation,
will stand out incorporated by utilization
with men whose love Of dominion outweighs
their love of country.
1t is good sign that such man as Fernan-
do Wood gives in his adhesion, henceforth, to
the war policy. He was among the chief of
Sinners politically speaking, and the great
apostle of peace through negotiation, but the
affair at Fortress Monroe seems to have cured
him. Hoping that he will prove file-leader
for many others, and that his example may
prove contagious, we republish the extract
which we gave few days since from the re-
port Of recent speech of his on the floor of
the House of Representatives. He said: aos
He was opposed to dissolution of the Union
and it has been one of his complaints against
the administration, that SO far from making
overtures, it had prevented propositions Of
peace by denying the admitfance of COM
missioners from the Southern government;
but If the door had now been thrown open by
the President, and if the answer to that was
that they would accept recognition and sepa-
ration, and nothing else, then he desired to
say, with his humble efforts he should aid the
conquering armies of his country to obtain by
force iohat it has been unable to obtain by
peace. i2ifio fstlf9- siNf df1sl sf5sa6
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11
A Smart NIlan oneration.

The OIL City Register, published in the
heat of the oil region OF Pennsylvania, learns
that certain parties are attempting to secure
from the State Legislature, gift Of tie entire
bed Of the Allegheny River, with power to
sell and lease the same, erect works for mining
thereon, &c, and holding the same in fee
simple. 8 Z % 2s 500 i1s -tA 10 Y V
The Register adds: Our latest Harrisburg
intelligence reveals a new and more danger
GUS phase of this damnable scheme. They
have concocted a plan to mine the bed of the
river for OIL. 81 L. sfsF I'D +sf.
Says the paper we have quoted, referring to
this scheme: e6 s,ssss
The prize to be gained is worthy of immense
effort which win doubtless be made by the
men who have it in charge. Not only the bed
of the Allegheny, but the bed of every stream
in both the Oil Region and every other loeali-
ty in the Commonwealth, where Petroleum is
supposed to exist. The value OF this grant
would be inealculablo. The beds of the streams
of the diamond districts of Brazil, would be a
mere bagatelle in comparison. p.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11
The Bounty Question Amicably Adjusted.


The citizens of Portland have no doubt felt
profoundly thankful that the apparent dead
lock between the two Boards of the City
Council, on the Bounty Question, has been
amicably removed, and that an order passed
in substantial harmony with the instructions
of the public meeting OF Friday of last week
The volunteer, drafted man or substitute,
accepted on the quota of the city, will receive
cash-in-hand bounty of $500 on being mus
tered into the service; while as an additional
inducement-to our own citizens, such of them
as are accepted on the city's quota will re-
ceive $50 additional at the expiration of their
term of service, or, in case of death, it will be
paid to their legal representatives,. Such an
expectation would do but a little to Influence
an alien or stranger to enlist or become sub
stitute, though it may not be without its influ
ence upon those who regard Portland as their
home, to be returned to when this cruel war
is oyer.a We now hope, under such efficient
agencies as the Mayor will establish, that the
work of filling the quota may be entered upon
in earnest. ae AaA q ~ -@t Aft4
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11
Temperance Convention.

The annual meeting of the Cumberland
County Temperance Association was held at
the Brick Congregational. Church, IN Fal-
mouth. Thursday afternoon and evening. The
attendance was very large, and we have sell
dom seen more interest manifested IN the
cause than on this occasion.
In the absence of the President, Capt. Isaac
+. Quinby, of Saccarapps, was called to the
chair. The meeting was then addressed py
the Rev. Mr.. Waldron of Monmouth; Rev. Mr..
Lawrence of York County; Joshua F. Weeks
OF Portland; G. A. Stackpole of Gorham; ..
s. Beale, F. G. Rich, Rufus D. Bean and Prof
Robinson of Portland. ys "a .qsaaoo
Resolutions were offered expressing the
sympathy of this Society on the death Of our
late Bro, Josiah F. Day. e z sa
EVENING SESSION.
Meeting was called to order at o'clock,
and after prayer and singing by the choir, the
following gentlemen addressed the meeting:-
Joshua F. Weeks, Rev. Mr., Robe, Rich, Beale,
Lamb, Marston and Waldron. = m
The following resolutions we're unanimous
ly adopted. =.
Resotued-That the thanks of this Associa-
ton be hereby rendered to the proprietors Of
the Portland "Daily Evening Courier" and
the Daily Press" for their uniform kindness
and courtesy in giving free notices OF our
meetings, whenever requested so to do.
Resolued That the thanks of this meeting
be rendered to the citizens of this place for
their unbounded hospitality in entertaining
the visitors from abroad; to this Congrega-
ti0nal Society for the use of the house; and
also to their choir Tor the excellent music fur
nished. M w
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
President-E. III. STABBED, of Falmouth.
Vice Presidents john Woodbury. of Fal-
mouth, Ezekiel Strout of Standish, John Will
son of Cumberland, Raw. Benz. freeman of
Westbrook, Isaac F. Quinby of Saccarappa.
Secretary-B. M. Edwards, Jr, of Sacca-
Kappa. ss
Treasurer-Fr Francis Loring of Portland.
Executive Committee &C. A, Stackpole, o.
s. Beale, F. G.. Rich. aaei- .iss "a
Prot. Robinson, in his boat sleigh HPortland
Belle" took out party of % ladies and gen.
| teinen from this city, who were most hospi-
tably entertained by the Brothers of Fall
mouth. The meeting throughout was enthusi-
astic, and we have no doubt that the cause
has received new impetus from it, which will
tell for good i'd that town.
F. M. RICH, Secretary pro tenn.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Feb 9, BY DR. Wright, Moses Dyer,
Of Portland, aud Miss Rosa Bates. of Cumberland
I'll, IN Strong Gardiner Baker and Miss Laura u
Winship, both of Phillips
IN New vineySsd, Jan 49, Dennis Doyns. of
HIkE, Snn MISS Mary j Garcelon of New Portland
IL y orhJay, Jan 81. John Coolidge and Bethiah
Campbell. both of Cantor. rcT N
In Industry, Nov II, G W Bradbury, of New Sha-
ron, a9d Aiss Aggusta Bump. OF New Vineyard.
:, IA Monroe. Nov 5. Asa Bowen, OF Searsport, and
Miss q W Smith, of NJ .a1rt' p ; VI
In Onion, Jan 20. Marcel US L Cobb and Miss
Sarah N Qgntan, ,l..-.a. saEs l8l sea- s 8
In Finalhaven, Jan ID, John Tolman and n So
Sarah W Condor. sgegg ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11
DIED.

In this city, Feb TO- at the Commercial House Can't
james Savage, late master of British brig Aiyeri1
aged A years. native of Newry, Ireland. :
Trufapt, formerly of Bath IT,
In Belfast, Jan 80, Mr. Phinsas Davis, aged u yrs.
In Belfast, Feb A. Mrs Rhoda, reict Of the late
Capt Campbell. aged "a years months
In Pittsf Id, Dec Is. of diptheria Robert Hun.
ter aged A years 10 months; Jan TO- Annie +, aged
years months Wiso1 7, aged Il years mos
:, le Rockland, Feb 4. Lydia A, daughter of J and
Catharine Clark, aged 16 years months -
10 days. 6fll--9I~ s-""' $50 ~
In Rockland, Feb s. Mrs Abigail relict of the late
Joel Moore, aged So years months
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11
DISASTERS.

Brig Amon Rowell. Boyd, fun Cardenas for Port.
land, put into Holmes Hole 9Th inst and reports
having been l6 days North Of Hatteras, with con
tinued Northery gales. lau
Sch May Flower, Crab.ree. of and from Boston
for Fortress Monroe, was abandoned at sea Jan 10,
in lat "a 40 Ion TO- having pr, vlouy lost sails boat
&c. and was leaking badly. The crew were taken
of by brig Orison Adams, aud landed at Matanzas
on the 5lst ult. afi.
/ Sch Ellen Foster. Warren. at New Orleans from
Bangor reports having experienced very heavy wea-
ther during the passage Dec az lat 80 3d. Ion 81 25
while being hove too in gale. shipped sea which
carried away the mainboom; lost deck load of lum-
ber and swept deck fore and aft of rything NOV
able, all of which went overheard
A sch, reported the Augur, tof Brookhsven)
Capt Aldrich. from Portland for Fortress Monroe
with hay, ashore near He'll Gate ON Wednesday
afternoon, high and dry. etN
Brig Leviathan, Tyler, at New York from RENE,
dios. reports. 10th ult. had heavy Sc gale which
lasted "a hours. and then haulea to the Southwark
blowing with increased fury; lost everything from
the decks, carried away part of the ma nrigging
ma'nstsy, foretopmast backstay, sprung foremas
lost foressil and topgallantsa, and received othe
damage. US se
Brig Sarah Bernice, of Machiasport from Mira
gosne for Boston, put into Holmes Hole Sth isst
and reports having experienced very heavy wealhe.
the entire PASSAGE; was IA days in the Gulf Stream
sprung mninmast. jbboom. and split sails Cap
Cailagan died at Mragoane 18th ult, of yellow fever
also, 18th ult, John Moore, steward OF Islcsboro,
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11
IIilton's TnsolubIe Cement,

For wood, leather, crockery, and ether substances
is the best aid 10 economy that the housekeeper
have 1t is in liquid form, and iOsolu In water
oil 1t will adhere oily substances completely. Two
bottle, with brush family package) Is cents
each. Sold everywhere. se5 alriaassT
HILTON BROS. 6 Co., Projectors, Providence,
R, l. On receipt OF 50 cents, family package will
be sent by mail. iqs5sG slsl feb7d3m Sc
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11

NEW ORIEANS-Ar 2gth nit baruuo n II Hast
map, Herrimap Boston; both L lorenzo. smith. DO
Also ar SStn, oarq1e Eva u FISK, Eisk, New ork
Orasiue, Sfockett, fnAadelpnla; Cephas - rrett,
Gregory, a1i Drlgs Fannys Crocker, DO; Caroline
66ooy, oHiehs uoi sen E-nsn roster warren, from
D1nSor. oo.. -
BeioW Svln, SNIP Benz ADAMS, Cnase, from ork.
[ 1eso ~ ois,s son onnoeAm, from belfast:
S4u 2lss. paique MoneyncK, smith, boston; b
guy rcu,tn' SnA"' havana parque Anaaman, Otis,
rew Y, 49,. :, ~. =. :. f-.-
Also clu gun, DrIg Jessie hnynns, Pendleton for
v.nrus,S R o.. sa;Ps roly Norton and
Vanguard hussei, new 1orkj parQue Jas Il Ward,
ii po.asS Sie na &c i.
iowed 10 sea zzd ult, barque Jgmes Brett; brig
W Wal err a |. o,se, ,.,,,,,
Tue. - Eo3 ONnUE : IN port otn. sen Wide
nsIrtmn e1 neiu ane1 assne ior froyldence
bAhliMVhE-Ar TN. scns Greenland, buekln,
enc a c,,s AIe; cSnhsy. SsT YORK; Hertz
Dray, Ciey roint; heDeeea = Lane Lane, nm Win
'eTR1ri; Anrtpu,. c,a g.. -. M.
pahs. y loth' sen Ellen rerkins,
te Isss i ha l1 .s ~, - =.
u.. ~ n s.-k Az. ~ Sook neN Oficansi sen
a. M. sp 49, 80, s Sl.isss o.,
~ - - ~. TX N, yeIqee Aahle MIG
s,a- ,rn, ,oa Se 49, Os,eaqs; osss ron.
n n, rom nssehas Emma rom 81 ihofnas; Moses
&c d rSs k1 yo sS Concord I'm s1aOT NC
90 Aue,s onmpson, MAJ mower 5 Hammond.
1890 rir.aS q anu A0oe' " o1nsr 'e'seis' mostly
vi ~ sisrT,fy,op-r- l. -. a.. -. 49,,
Bear,nan small snr Pr,x,ksa ''h INST Ons AsAoei
NEW v;S Ssll. tOl e 81
crosh~. I'm csrdens. o'n. ers. srra , Cresoy
~ ~ - -c-ees A-1st- uFh A1ieI, heincdioei
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11
FOREIGN PORTS.

AT Frontera, Mex, 14th ult, sch Kate III Id. Allen
for New York
At Vera Cruz 2sd ult, brig Il Berry. COlson, fc,
New York ar 18th = -
:, At Chincha Islands sth ult. ship VIM Wilcox, fol
Rotterdam about 18th - +. - - ~
Sid I'm Manzapilla Esd ult, harque Winthrop
Moulton, New York. W
Sid I'm Barbados 18th ult, brig J W johnson Eos.
A. Mirsgoane 25th ult, brig Hiram A Bin, Giles,
for New York Z DAYS. s-l'- - S'
At Sc Martina 18th ult, barque Aberdeen. Coeh.
rane idai brig Albert Adams. do. M '7T
ton, New York. Il' n ' - -
Ar at do 2sth Rlt. brig Webster Kelley. Brown.
oangori 3iaf, oarque Sarah Hobart. erosion, Port
iane; lat inst, Villafranca Elin gwood New York
Sia 4lst nit, barQue John Griffin. Chase New YORK
I go list, sob n Jackson. Tracy. MatAnzas.
Chartered-Ship Marcia Day. for New York
~ hhds sugar at S6i each: hria hattie tor Boston
900 hhds molasses At 80 each; brig Web ter Kelley
for New York or Philadelphia via Sagua At Is each.
brig Larrshse for New Orleans. 1000 boxes sugar
at 90 eaca asc s-'
Ar at Matar M, 2sih ul., basQue Hanson t,revorv
Gregory. New Orleans; 29th. brig towers stoS,
ers. Portland; 3lst, Orison Adams Raulof do. II
Emery, Lerd. Key Westi I'd inst, barque Yumuri.
Thompson. Liverpool = - ''
Sid 2sth, brig Thos conhor. Mcdonald. Portland
:, AZ At 90 Va inst, brig Minna Traub, True. ffom
. Ar at Cardenas 27th ult. brig ] ; III crovIev
crowley, Philadelphia; sch Mary Brown, Harring.
. pa New Orleans; sQth. barque Cushing, Aues,
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11

TEMPERANCE MEETINe.-The Washing
tonisn Society win be addressed tomorrow
Sunday evening at Sons Of Temperance Hall
by 5. L. Carleton, Esq. The position that Mr..
Carleton has occupied as the head of the order
ofsons Of Temperance will enable him to give
interesting information in regard to the pro-
gress of the cause of Temperance.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11

WE would invite the attention of the Ladies
to the large stock Of French Thibets which
Mr.. 7. Lucas at the New York Store, No. 12s
Middle Street, is now offering at so per cents
discount from former prices, a. d all other
Goods at the same proportion. teb4eod3w
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11

WE see with great pleasure that Mrs. Par
sons, who has such enconiums in Brooklyn for
her eminent vocal powers, win give her ser
vices on Valentines. evening in aid OF our SOL
diers. Let the citizens OF Portland remember
her on the evening of her concert. and shog
their appreciation of her kindness and patriot
fs. -I aT sfar 81 aa
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11
DR.. Kelley ia Portland

Tuesday ard Wednesday, February 14th and 18Th.
at DR.. f. B. Adams Office, 2l4 Congress, corner OF
Pearl street. 'aa -ffs.s 1T Is
n $500 FREE ADVICE s
To the sick, on diseases otthe Lungs. Liver, Head,
Kidneys, Spleen. &c. Also all affections of tbs
imp urties of the Blood, as manifested by Pimples,
Ulcers,, Sores, Cancers, SO. s.s is Ie ist
All of Kelley pr -pararione are to be had of Mrs.
DIR. Adams fsI s5sai s4 feb9d1w*
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11
coLGArE,s HONEY soar.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials,
is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly
scented and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale By all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. jan81d1yr. :
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11
DIR. rnBBHrrs,
IT'S Mopus orEnAHpr.

Immediately beneath tho scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or moro commonly Roots
Of the Hair 1t is from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head is formed and secreted As long as the
scalp Is tree from disease these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps its natural appearance
and color But when humors and other diseases AZ
feet the scalp these glands become involved in the
same disease, and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle Sooner or later the hair begins to fa
on. and in many cases, II not arrested will produce
To remedy this pathological condition of the
glands. and create new and healthy action the
Physiological Hair Regenerator has proved q per-
feet success. ~
Its not '.Dys, and will not stain particle. II
will positively RESTORE GRAY HAIRo in all cases
to its original color. II promotes growth of new
hair In all cases Bald Heads when the glands or
roots Of the hair are not completely disorga nized
1t prevents the hair from falling off, and removes all
dandruH, heat, humors and itching from the scaip
IL Keeps the hair son. moist and perfectly healty and
gives 1t glossy and beautiful appearance. II is
highly perfGmed, and as dressing It has ne superb
or. The "Regenerator' is warranted to produce the
above results in all cases. If not the money to be
refunded. Whit every ssGray Head" In Now En- 2.
land can be restored in less than thirty days.
Price 81. per Bottle.
. 3Ja TEBBETTs BROTHERS, CT
Druggists and Chemists, Proprietors, Manchester,
GEORGE O; GOODWIN CO., SO Hanover
street. Boston, General Wholesale Agents
" WHIPPLR, Agent for Portland, Maine.
Ian 2eod Ans ~ ti7 Y II
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Carriers Of the Daily Press are not alleged
to seHpapers on their routes. rs.-
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11

From So to $40 per day made by selling Dresser's
Prize Pae ages. Agents Wanted.
Address, L. DRESSER,
feb9d2m+ Portland, Maine, Box l:2.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11

tPer steamer Australasian. at New York
Ar at London 2ad nit, Thomas whitney, He bert.
Boston.
AR ct Gibraltar Gath ul.. Warren Hallett. Smith,
Boston. NA F-r'
Ar at Queenstown 22d. star of the Union, Reed
Callao. f4s
Put IN 2lst. Wallace. Lane from Liverpool for
Wiscasset, with Captain sckl
iAkyab. ~ 4 +. ~ \ w. = e' 'oi
Sid FIN Algos Bay CGH Dec IA. Western Sea. Hard.
ing. Turks Island. @
81 Sid I'm Penang Dec !, Borneo, Burd. for Boston
Passed ADjisr Nov 2S Windward Smith, Manila
for New YORK. eft., 4.sst
Ar at st Helena Dec 25 Cathedral, Melcher. from
Calcutta. land sailed 18th for Boston.) " 7O7-'-i
Ar at Genoa goth nit. Egypt, Hall, Callao.
Hong Kong, Dec TO- Barque j Seaver. Snow
at Shanghai from Hakodadi, had been in contact
with smother vessel and had main and monkey rails
poop deck and bulwarks stove, and braces Carried
st Helena, Dec U.s. Ship oxenbridge. Berry f,o,,
Catsatta for Hull. Eng. has been condemned
cape Town CGH Dec %. Barque Urauia Coonar
OF November. - '''e 1 -0n
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11

sEIzuRE.-Deputy Marshal Wentworth yes
terday visited the shop of Charles Rounds,
corner Of Middle and Hampshire Streets, and
seized small quantity of liquor.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11
Price 81. per Bottle.
TrRRETTc pporurpS

DIR. wADswORTH's "DRY UPn ia cartain
remedy for Catdrrh. There is no mistake about
tas Tho Dry Up has cured Thousands Q cases.
ana the sale of the article constantly increasing
Aword to the wise is SUFFICIENT fFT1TT71e
II. H. HAY, Druggist, Special Agent,
Feoseod&ew5w Portland, Ne.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11

Cape Fear River, Feb l., 1865 !
Tue outer sea buoy IA first class can, white and
black perpendicular stripts.lis placed outside the
bar in fathams water. IT ~
Black buoys Nos end 8. on the Northeast end of
Caro- Shoal mark the Southern edge of the chan
nell and should be passed on the port hand CO hing
in. close to. frQar t Is rb,taf
10 guido vessels crossing the "Rip' into Cape
Fear River a BED Nun Buoy is placed at the turn.
off the south end OF Fede, al Point and Red Spar
Buoy on lis Eastern edge, marking he best water
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11

500 Buff Envelopes Only $1.25,
AT DRESS ER's OLD STAND,
90 Exchange St., above the Post Once is ID
pose II hsas bon a.' itz1 ssfssaii-l febSd4ws
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11
Notice.

-lN n EoMUND LIBBY Is admitted n mo,.h,
1866. A''o' Q Lamb rom January Ii
The style of the firm from this date with.
Por+l.nd n. q 49,. I1LER, LAMB & co.
Seo' ., 1000 feb0d2ws
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-11

It should be borne in mind by all parties interested
that vessels destined for this port should not be
freighted to deeper draught than ten feet, though
in very high tides and still water eleven feet may be
brought over 4a staEtc ~