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The Portland daily press., 1865-08-22

THE LADY's Catching The But
te'.fy" is the leading steel engraving of the
September number of this fayorite. periodical
and very pretty picture it is. 1t will re-
mind many of the days of their childhood,
when they roamed about catching butterflies
and some perhaps may think sadly that
since they have grown to ripper years, they have
been engaged in nothing much more impor-
tant than trying to catch such other butterflies
as wealth and pleasure and fame. The usual
miscellany OF fashion, light literature and
domestic receipts-completes the NUMBER
Price 1920 year; copies s4O0. To those
DESTROYS of making up clubs, specimen num-
bers viii be sent for 15cts Wheeler& WI
sons celebrated Seaoing Machines are fur
nished as Premiums. Address Deacon g.
Peterson, 319 Walnut Street, Philadelphia
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might do iti In other words, Congress could
repudiate its own pledge. 1t could do pre-
cisely what it had said to the creditors OF the
Government should not be donel
This was the specific for unequal taAa'ion :
proposed by Mr.. Rice 1t was Slarins a'' u
Reputation, which, once adopted, nlsh' cas-
ily be followed by general Reputation Of all
+bo ;odohtad,oss of the Government. The
Democratic party would suffer little, compars-
tively. from such reputation, because they
have Systematically refused to aid the Govern
me,,t BY taking its bonds. They have de-
nounced as fools those who did pay their
money for the bonds, and now they seek to re-
pldiate the faith pledged by the Government,
and on which its securities were made avail
ohIo
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-22

AN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Female Pl
stefan, presents to the attention of Mothers her
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ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.


"a The expenses of the Rnss;an fos.;.-ol in
Boston were $19,627 Os.
SafIhe New York Worla say5.the total loss
by the Ketchum forgeries viii amount to a.
100000.
The Union State Convention Of New
York will be held at Syracuse on tba oOtb of
September. The Democratic stata gonyen-
ton has been called for the 9th, III DIV
-The New Jersey Democratic State Con-
vention will meet at Trenton on the af,tb inst.
to nominate candidate for Governor III
G-- When Gen. Grant was in Montreal.
Admiral Hope of the British navy. with three
feet officers, in all the glory of lace and but
tons, drove around to see him. They found
plain man, in linen wrapper, and carpet slip
pers, smoking cigar. The admiral expressed
his surprise at this lack of ostentation hut
fastened to follow the generals free-and- EASY
example, by getting himself into an I'M
dress uniform and behind a cigar as soon as
possible.
E-The encouragement afforded to the men
engaged in the Atlantic cable enterprise by the
results of the Great caste ms efforts reminds
one of the encouragement which the late Dem
ocratic State Convention found for renewed
effort in the closing up of the war and the stu
alton of the country. M
BlY Seasonable advice When you go on an
excursion down the harbor, take a cake of soap
with you If you should get overheard, you
might wash yourself ashore.
BB- Mrs. Maria Thornton, who has lust died
in Washington at the advanced age of one hun
dred years, was the widow of DR. Thornton, the
original architect of the Capitol and the first
Commissioner of Patents
B5S The Viclzsburg Journal says the freed
mems establishmenton the nlantation Of JEFF.
Davis and his brother is iR - FISHING condi-
ton There are in cultivation between three
and four thousand acres planted with cotton,
corn, potatoes, and vegetables. The crops are
looking finely. 1t is estimated that the place
will produce this season from two TO three
thousand bales of cotton, and from twelve to
twenty thousand bushels of corn, besides pota-
toes, &c.
EsY The Providence Journal says "We find
in several of our exchanges the statement that
imam must hold real estate in order to vote in
Rhode Island. That is true only of citizens of
foreign birth. Any native born male citizen,
who has lived two years in the State and six
months in the town, can vote on the payment
of registry tax of one dollar" aJ
B-The Digger Indians have a splendid
remedy for the smallpox When one has it he
closes the door of his hut, shoots his dog, and
then shoots himself, which efeetually removes
the disease.
BB- What is the use of signing and weeping
as you float down the stream of Time {?
Why make the voyage of life acdilaag
voyage -. -, ua
EB-A well-informed Texan correspondent
says that in one instance of which he has per-
sonal knowledge German family of ten raised
annually, by their own labor, a larger crop of
cotton than he forced production Of forty hands
on an adjoining plantation. m
@GY- General Grant, when in Detroit, paid a
visit to Gen. Glass; and had q very pleasant in
terview with that venerable and legal citizen.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
To the People of Maine.

-. ,z...,,y yaenefs life ms. Co.
1t will be remembered that only rev Gays SINCE
several of the Life Insurance Agents CT TINS Guy,
alarmed al the unexampled success Of the tautuai
Benefit Life ms. Co., and its great popularity WIN
the people, elt called upon, combine their lniese
influence to check, if possible It's hssIy prosperity
Aud to this end, they put forth ga Card the osen-
sible object OF which, was to complain Of me Tor
claiming "superiority. for the Mutual Benefit Gem
pany, and by inference of "dspardgiag" al others;
their real object however being to damage its SUGGEST
In my criticism upon this 'sCard" coRgicted them
a first of aIsehood in professing to quote from my
statements, Language achicl ReUer used.
Second, convicted several of them of having
themselves established precedent by claiming 'sl-
periority' for their own companies, in terms more
offensive and Objectionable than any which had
used, and
Third, disprored their charge against me, of hav
ing 'sdsparaged" other Co.'s by showing that had
simply used the facts and figures as given by tie
Insurance Commissioners.
But the most t"dicToas feature of this conspiracy
was, that such men should publish themselves de
siToas of doing business in fair and honorable man
ner'-a discovery which the public certainly would
never have made.
BENG thusJoiteu ana defeated in their como'ned
assault upon the A9e't of the Mutual Benefit Co.,
the more prudent and cautious ones, deeming discre
ton the better part OF valor have quietly withdrawn
from the field. Ttco, however, of their number, more
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u. S. Marshal's Notice.
STATES OF AMERIcA, !

UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA,l
District of Maine, IS.
DURSUANT to Munitions from the Hon. Ashur
Ware, Judge of the United States District Court
within and for the District Of Maine, hereby give
public notice that the following Ini5rmations have
been filed in said Court, viz:
An Information against ONE HoGsHEAD OF Mo-
LAssEs, seized by the Collector of the District Of
Passamaquoddy, on the third day Of February last
past, at Houlton in said District.
An Information against ONE BARREL OF GIN
and ONE BARREL OF WHIsKEY, seized by the Col
ecor Of the District Of PassamaquOddy, the fourth
day of February last past at Houlton in said Dis
trict.
Which seizures were for breaches Of the laws of the
United States, as Is particularly set forth In said
Informations; that hearing and trial will be had
thereon at Bath, in said District the First Tues
Dag Of September merit where any persons interest
ell therein may appear anil show cause, If any can be
shown, wherefore the same should not be decreed for
felt and disposed of according to law.
Dated at Portland, this twenty-second day of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1865.
+. A. QUINBY,
Dep. U. s. Marshal,
Aug 22-dl4d Dist. Of Maine.
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MIR. Peters Letter of Notification.


Hon. Samuel Cong, augusta:
SIR:-At State Convention of the Union
men of Maine which assembled at Portland
on the 10th instant, you were re-nominated
as the candidate for Governor, by very large
and almost unanimous vote. [ have been di-
rected by the Convention to convey to YOU
this intelligence, and request you to become.
their standard bearer for the coming cleo
ton.
Your supporters have announced their views
in relation to the great and all absorbing ques-
tions, which now engage public attention, in a
series OF resolutions, which clearly accord
with your own sentiments well kno vn to the
people of this State. There was exhibited in
all the phases of the convention deep and
earnest determination that the true principles,
which will give our country public tranquility
and national glory, shall be inhexiby main
tanned.
While convey to you the appreciation for
your distinguished public services, which the
convention have expressed in one of the &C
companying resolutions, allow me to tender
my own congrasulation for the success of your
past, and the happy auspices for your future
official administration.
Very truly, yours,
JOHN A. PETERS,
President of the Convention.
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Notice.

Persons who have lost friends in the army, and are
desirous to receive their remains, learn all the
particulars as to the best mode OF removing them, the
expense, &C., by writing to R. SMITH, Hanover,
Maine
Mr. Smith has just returned with the Dist Regi-
ment Maine Volunteers and offers as references the
following names:-
Surgeon J. H. KIMBALL Bridgton,
Chaplain GEO. c. CRAWFORD, Readfield,
OF the 5lst Maine Vols. aug7sn4w#
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JOHN a. FEI ERO,
President of the Convention.
Tho Governors Acceptance.
AUGUsTA, Aug. 16, 1865

49, AUGUSTA, Aug 16, 1865.
Hon. John a. Peters, President, &C.:
SIR:-Your note of the 18th inst, officially
notifying me that the convention of the Union
men of Maine, holden at Portland on the
10th inst, nominated me as candidate for
Governor to be supported by them at the en-
suing State election, is received.
Acknowledging with profound sensibility
this honor, now thrice bestowed, and especial
ly BATTERED by the unaniInity OF the nominal
ting convention, as well at by the terms it saw
ut to employ in relation to my administra-
ton OF affairs, accept the position assigned
me.
My opinions upon the topics embraced in
the resolutions adopted on that occasion, are
TOO Wen known to the public to require repe-
tition.
Thanking you, sir, for the very kind manner
In which you have been pleased personally to
express yourself, and trusting the same Good
providence which has watched over the des-
tlnles OF our country thus far, may vouchsafe
wisdom to her rulers to guide our good Ship of
State safely through all perils which may mem
ace her, l am,
Very respectfully,
Your Ob't Servt,
SAMUEL CONY.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-22

over twenty years Increasing demand has estab-
lished the fact that Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best In the world. 1t is the cheapest the most
reliable, and most convenient. Complete in one bot
te Does mo- require any previous preparation of the
hair. No trouble. No crock or strain. Does not
rub OFT or make the hair appear dusty and dead, but
imparts to it new life and lustre. Produces beauti-
full black Or brown, preferred. child can apply
ly it. Always give satisfaction. Only 10 cents per
bottle. Sold everywhere. A. L. MATHEWS, Manu-
facturer, N. Y.
DEMAs BARNES s. Co., New York, Wholesale
Agents. may12eod1y
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In this city, Aug 21 Eunice A, daughter of the late
Nathaniel Hasty, aged 80 years 10 months
california papers please copyl
W Funeral on Wednesday forenoon, at 10 o'cl'k,
from the residence of her mother, corner of Clark
and Summer streets.
In this city, Aug 90 Miss octavia Bradley, aged
16 years.
San francisco papers please copy.l
"a Funeral this Tuesday, afternoon, at O'Clock,
nom the Abysenian Church.
In this city, Aug 10, of 1ipthera, Tilda A, daugh-
tcr OF Israel and Martha Hogue, aged years.
In Gorham, Aug 90 at the residence or Rev +
Wetherbee, Of cholera infantum, Alfred $. Jr only
son OF Alfred and Mary A Brown, of Jamaica
Plains, Mass, aged years months.
In Bath, Aug II, Mr. Stephen M Mariner, aged GO
years.
In Bath, Aug II, Mr. stephen NJ Hartman, aged
In Boston, Aug 10, Kiah sewall, Esq, aged 81.
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IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS!
a NeW Discovery In Photogropay,

The subscriber would call public attention to
New and Original process for making
p HI O TOGR A PHI S.
Which is superior to anything ever before intro
duced Its advantages being to produce clear pic
ture, with more brilancy of Tone and less liable to
fade.
For Copying and Enlargng pictures this process is
particularly adapted.
Persons can obtain better picture for the same
price than by the old process.
Exhibition Rooms open at all hours Of the day.
The public are invited to call and examine speci-
mems.
GEORGE NJ HOWE,
TEMPLE OF ART 112 MIDDLE STREET.
iune7sn3m
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NOTICE no MARINERS.

MEDITERRANEAN = HARBOR LIGHT AT
LEGHORN.
The Minister Of Marine at Turin has given notice
that on and alter the LIST day Of March, 1885, har-
Dor light would be exhibited from lighthouse recent
ly erected on the North end of the curved outer
mole, at the Port of Leghorn Lvorno, the West
coast Of Italy.
The light is fixed white light, placed at eleva-
ton OF "a feet above the mean level of the sea- and In
clear weather should be seen from distance Of ten
miles,
The illuminating apparatus is diopric or by lenses
of the sixth order.
The fixed green light hitherto shown from tho
North end Of the curved mole, viii be discontinued
By order,
WB SHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board,
Washington, june 70, 1sG5.
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A Timely Warming to the Sick.


1t is especially important at this time, when the
markets of the United States are flooded with the
direst poisons, under the name OF imported LIQUORS
and when domestic compounds purporting to be me-
dicinal butnot whit less pernicious, are heralded
20 the world as sovereign remedies" that the pub
lie should understand the facts Be it known then,
that while all the diusive stimulants called liquors
are impure, and all the Ionics containing alcohol are
manufactured with fiery article containing dmN or
fisseI OIL mortal poison, HOSTETTER'S CELE-
DRAFTED STOMACH BITTERS contain none OF
these things, but combination of pure essence
of Rye with the pure juices Of thel most valuable
stomachc ant-bilious and aperient herbs and plants
and that as safe and rapid remedy for Dyspep-
STA and all its kindred complaints, this preparation
stands before the world without rival or competitor
Its sales to-day are equal to the combined sales Of all
the other toncs advertised in the United Stales and
the certificates which authenticate its usefulness are
signed by individuals OF the highest standing lin
every professional callingand walk of life. Beware
of limitations and impostures.
New York House, 80 Cedar Street, N. Y.
Aug 12.-d&w2w
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew
err has proved itself to be the most perfect prepare
tioa for the hair ever offered to the public.
1t is vegetable compound and contains no inju-
rious properties whatever
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIG
INAL COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair Soft lus-
trous and silken.
1t is splendid hair dressing. M
No person, old or young should fail to use it,
: 1T IS RECOMMENDED And USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
81 Ask for Hall's sicllian Hair Remover, and
take no other
W R. P. HALL o..
Nashua N. IT,, Proprietors.
For sac by all Druggists. augl9sndS w6m
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nnMEsrId, PORTS.

Grand Banks 700 otis fish; 18th, Princess, Hopkins,
do, 1850 do 18th, Golden Rule, Grindle, do 675 do
18th, Martha Sargent, Perry, do 300 do.
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The Howard Base Ball Club win meet the Eon
Clud on their grounds, near the Arsenal, on TUES
DAY. Aug. 3D. at o'clock A. M, for the purpose of
testing the comparative merits of the two clubs.
Aug 19--snd3t*
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Sch Lizzie, Capt Glover Of and from Rockland for
Norwich, Ct with cargo of lime, struck on the rocks
of Quonacontaug Neck r /, on Friday morning, and
soon ter took fire and burnt to the waters edge.
The crew. together with the sails and rigging, were
saved The vessel was built at Danarscotta In 1856,
registered 30 tons, and was valued at $5OOO
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-22
What Ereru one Saus Matst he Soi

THAT INGERSOL'S PATENT WATER-DRAW-
L Err is THE BEST IN THE WORLD. IL ohal-
lenges everything AMI Is taking the Leaf lover
all othersl in Connecticut Massac husetts and Mid
die States where they are Sold The greatest chance
ever yet offered TO the enterprising to make money!
by purchasing the right Of Counties to manufae ufe
and sell. The Drawer can be seen at Rundletts In
ventors Exchange, where territory can be purchased
of the Agent, at bargain. A chance for an
e. HOLLY, Agent for Maine,
Aug 22-dlws 80 Federal St., near Lime.
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SPECTAL NOTICES.
DIR. LIGHTHILL,

Will be at the o. S. HOTEL, ON MONDAY, August
21st to remain during the week. where he can be dali
ly consulted on CATARRH, DEAFNESS, and all
diseases of the EYE, EAR, and THROAT.
Particular attention given to Children affected with
Discharge from the Ear. Parents having children
affected informed that they can be cured of that
disagreeable afiiction safely and permanently, and
that the sooner they have it attended TO the more
readily itcan be effected.
20 Artificial Eyes inserted without pain.
No Charge for consultation
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HARMON Dc SAWYER,
u. S. War Claim Agents for Maine

VIII give their exclusive attention to collecting
PENSIONS, BoUNTIES, ARREARS OF PAY.
PRIZE MONEY, LOST CLOTHING. sc.
Officers Accounts with the Ordnance, Quartermas-
ters ana treasury Departments adjusted and settled
and ceruncateS Of non indebtedness obtained -
Terms reasonable.
80 No charges unless successful.
All advice and information free
Office No. 88 Exchange Street Jose Block ,old
stand Of Bradford & Harmon) ~
q. X. HARMON.
W. S. SAWYER,
REFERENoEs Hon. VIM. p. Fessenden, u S
Senator; Hon. Samuel Cony, Governor of Maine;
Hon. Israel Washburn, Jr Collector of Customs
It. Rev. David W. Bacon, Bishop of the Diocese ct
Portland.
may16d&wtf
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Pc r. II l. A ND
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

ALONzO S. DAVIS, PROPRIETOR,
No. 80 Middle Street, : Portland Ne.
Copying done in The best maner dec29t
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Halls Rubber Emporium

is at 147 Middle Street. where every variety of Rub
Ter Goods be procured at Manuiacturers' prices
Their assortment of Rubber Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent. june29tt
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COLGATEs HONEY SOAP!

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, In sue, universal
demand, is male from the choicest materials, Is
mild and emollent in its nature fagrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in.
For sale By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
iune3ld1yr
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p A r M Ell E Els
Patent Isolated
PLAN o. FORTES I.
A Perfect Piano =!

For power, purity, sweetness and durability OF
Tone, they are unequalled by any Piano known
The simplicity of construction. together with the
inpossioitity of its giving out among its most
important merits
Several of these beautiful instruments will be on
exhibition and for sale for Jeo days onLy) at the
Photograph Rooms of A. M. MCKINNEY, opposite
Preble House. 8iis F
Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining a superior Piano. at
reasonable price, should improve this rare oppor-
tuni5y. Every Instrument fully warranted.
II. II. OSBORN, Genl Agent.
Aug. Sth, 1865. aug16sndS wifi
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NNTM. C. HOW has this day withdrawn from, tho
w firm Of HENRY L. PAINE q co.
w. G. HOW,
49, HENRY l.. PAINE.
Special Notice.

MR. ALvAH LIBBEY who has had 1Iu me {, sole
wi Agency for COLDS IMPR0H 20 "a "a ~ isI III,
celebrated McGregor Hot Air FsI7,ace Dotn q WI Gu
have saP q 9Ha So III
and ia Middle a. where he win be happy to meet
those in want Of furnaces, and receive their orders
-' ALVAH LIBBEY.
Portland. Aug 21. 1855. aug22d3m
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GOVERNOR ooNY.s AoopprANoE.

We publish below the letter of Hon. John
A. Peters, President of the Union State Con-
ventiOn, to Governor Cony, announcing his
nomination for re-election-and the Govern
or's reply:
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Farm for Sale.

An excellent milk farm for saltJ
I'M y situated in the town Of Cumberland,
MRaa =.-kA ON the Portland and Kennebec Rail-
@ gElf 4rIh2 road, known the Isael True farm
za=1 adjoining the depot, and eight miles
nom Portland; convenient to schools, stores and
meeting; 1t contains one hundred and twenty acres
Of choice land; viii cut from 80 10 60 tons Of hay
year, and pasture from 20 to Is head of CATTLE There
are two wells ON the place, and two never-failing
brooks that run through the pasture with two barns
dwelling house and sheds, and wood enough to keep
two hfes for the house. The subscriber viii sell low,
as he is about to change his business.
For further particulars enquire on the premises or
of John II. tAYZFR
ug22-d4w&
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NEW oRLEANs-Ar oth brig A Bradshaw, Fish,
New York
Ar 18th, barQue John Curtiss, Sylvester FIN Phila-
Adv 18th, barque Jane NJ Harvard, for Havre.
MOBILE-Cld Sth, ship Tamerlane jackson, New
York; brig G Coson Perry, do
PHILADELPHIA-Ar1 18TH brigs F Larrabee,
Carlisle, Providence; Alfaratta, Bibber, New York
schs J W Fish, Wiley, Bath; Ackam, Hooper. from
Providence; Hattie Sampson Blake, Portland !
Paragon, Hatch, New York.
Cid 18th, brigs A F Larrahae, Carlisle, Salem; An
and Paragon, Hatch, for Bath; DR. Rogers, Pierson
Portsmouth.
Ar 18th, brig Elmira, Norton, Boston, schs Fanny
Elder, Shea, Bangor; Langley, Langley, Boston.
Old 18th, brig Sea Lark, Collins, Boston.
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, barque Fannie Hamilton,
Marshman, Messina; brigs Bolerson, Scott, Bermu-
well, st John NIB; A j Dyer, Rogers, Musquash;
Ratan Curtis and Loduskia, Smith, Ellsworth; Han
bnger Rider Bang1yi Erie Sawyer, do Tor Aaek .
via, Reynolds, Addison.
Ar 18Th, barque Reunion, Tracey, Glaoe Bay CB,
Hooper, do; sohs Convoy, Merrill, Lingan CB; De-
fance, Nash, Bangor; Sea Bird Wallace, Millbridge
Kate Mclean, -, Roclland, Brier, Gregory. DO;
Cherub, Bailey, Gardiner; John s. Frank, Fowler
New Bedford.
Cid 18th, ship Cultivator, RUSSELL Liverpool; bark
Harmon, Perkins, Sydney NSW.
CID 10th, ship Southern Eagle, Pierce, Melbourne ;
Thompson, Blake, Liverpool; Robt Winthrop,
stewart, New Orleans; barques Damon, Crowell,
Rosario; John Kerr, Stimson. Mobile.
Ar 18th, brigs Torrent Gould, Cow Bay CB; STAR
light, Mcdonald, do.
sToNlNGToN-Ar 18th, sch A Stevens, Nick
erson, Bangor,
PR0vIDENcE-Ar 10th, sch t R Jones, Smith,
Machas .s
Ar 10Th, sch Gov Cony, Brown, Augusta.
Sid goth, schs Madonna, Coombs, Philadelphia;
Franklin, James, New York
BOST0N-Ar 10th, schs VIM Penn, Smith, Port
Hood; Exeter, Pendleton, Bangor.
Cid 18th, barque Alexandrine, Snow, Cienfuegos
schs Sam Colt, Hillard, New York c Thomas, Pres
ton, do; Maine, Brown, Machias.
Also cid, brig Olive, Candy, Philadelphia.
Ar goth. barque Cephas StaIFett, Gregory, Glaze
Bay CB; sehs Mediord, Jordan, and Susan Ross,
Herrick, Bangor; Oracle, Carter, Pembroke.
Ar 21st brig Q Clary, Parker, Sagua d B Doane,
Redman, PHILADELPHIA schs Fanny Bailey, Free
man. Georgetown DC; Eliza Leland, Blodgett, Eliza
bethport; Andrew Peters, Murch, do; Jeddie, Rob-
erts, Port Even; Minnie Cobb, Ingraham, and Red
Jacket, Averill, New York; Elizabeth Alley Ores
den; Santa Maria, Fuller, Bangor; Florida, Thomp-
son, Portland.
Cid 21st, brig Fannie Lincoln Collins for Sc Jago
Olive, Candy, Philadelphia; schs L Newton, Rich,
and G L Green, Rich, for Richmond Me, to load for
Washington
SALEM-Ar Goth, sch LOella Lord Sullivan
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IMPORTS.

SANDY COVE Ms. Sch Fly-19 bbls mackerei. A
bbls herring, 10 bbls OIL bbls tongues and Sounds
4so otis hake, 70 otis haddock Is otis cod fish, bhls
potatoes, 20 doz eggs.