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The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03
DOMESTIC PORTS.

-.JONES's LANDING. vain the river 26th, sci Q
; d Cady. Crowel, and Hardscrabble, Gregory,
BALTIMORE-Cld 29ih. schs Rena. Cudworth,
portland Bradoie, Lawrence, Boston.
rhndLADELPHlA-Ar2 18th. brigs Madonna, Jor-
uan, Sapdepas; Sawyer. Rankin Boston.
Cla So'h, brig Belle Bernard Coombs, New Or,
Ar Both. brig Leighton, Leighton. Boston; schs
lnt, PRESCOTT, Eastport; Pearl. Brown Portland.
CD Both. sch Fan,suzzi. Wooster, Salem.
NEW fORk-Ar 30th, scbs Corvo, Hatch Rock
Newport. ''-''
ar slst, schs Maine. Brown, Passport; s King.
Slen ennin 90; Flora. Beals. Fast Machias; Will
low, Small Lubec; Frances Coffin Wass Addison ;
Planet, Allen, Rockland; Leader, Thorndike, do ;
Ann Parker. Perry. Salem.
CID Slst. ships e W Stetson, sherman, London :
Soes rudy Grant, Philadelphia; barque Aretta,
p, NEWpokT1Ar 2sth sch Kossuth. Strang. from
In port 3lst. brig Crocus. Manson. Portland for
fortress Monroe; Catharine Nickes; Philbrook. I'm
FRANKFORT Tor do; schs Georgia. Gilchrist Belfast
Phiadeiphia; Mary Louisa Hammond, Portland
for do, and others
Also in port. schs Mendoro, Higgins and Almira
Ann. Bickmore. m Calais for Phiiadeluhia; Marion
Gould, Trim, Belfast for Fortress Monroe; G NJ
Partridge, Dorr, do for do; W Gem, Parker. Bos-
ton for do; Cornelia, Randall Machas for York
Leader. Thorndike, FIN Rocklapd for do; Catherine,
Weber, Bluehill for do; Maria Roxanna, Palmer
op So Wiam EptcSsr zee so1 roTtana
Frances. Higgins. Rockland for Baltimore
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 30th, sch Paran Clark I'm
Machas for New York
Ia port slst, schs Frances Arthemus. Exchange
and ParaD.
BosTON-Ar slst. sch Jason. sprague, from Phil.
adephia. IL
cid 8lst, brig NJ Shepard, Cook. Turks Island.
Ar lst ship May Flower Goodwin, New York for
| Portland, with loss OF an anchor.
Cid LIST, barque Sancho Panza. Hagen, Cardenas
brig Titania, Stevene Fortress Monroe; sch Eben
Brown, Burns, Thomaston.
FOREIGN PORTS
Ar at Mauritius tno date given) ship Hamlet, Stew
| ems, from Singapore, S8 days passage.
Sid I'm Liverpool 18TH ships Ellen Austin, French
| New York; 18th. Mary Emma. Patten, Genoa.
In the river Is h, outward bound, ship Harvest
Queen, Hutchinson, for New York.
| Gallee
Ar at Matamoras, emo date) barque Lucy Mile Par.
| ker. New York.
Cid at st John NIB 10Th, sch Mary Jane Price, for
| Portland.
SPOKEN.
No date. lat AZ 26, lon w, ship Rocklight, from
| Liverpool for Bombay.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03

Rev. DIR. ROBBINs-Bo sToN.-The Bcs
ton Congregationalist says Rev. Chandler Rob-
bins. pastor of Bedford Street Church, in that
city, does act approve of his church being
represented In the profound Unitarian Conyen-
tion-one of whose labors will ss the presen-
tatioD for UNCONVENTIONAL acceptance of a
platform or creed: "He stated to his people.
few days ago." says the Congregationalist,
among other things, that he was not aware
that he or his church had, by any action or
expression of opinion, avowed themselves as
Unitarians, or as any particular denomination,
and that IT a vote should be taken, he could
not tell whether his church would or would
not call itself Unitarian. He did not think it
advisable to send delegates to the convention
and thus 4alominationalize themselves.
1T is well known Ehst br. Robbins Las no
sympathy With the radical views Of many
Leading Unitarians, and is outspoken and earn
est In his pulpit COMBINATIONS of those who
vepla lessen the authority Of the Bible. His
exchanges have i0r long time been limited,
with very lew exceptions, to Or. Gannett, Of
lp's city, and DR.. Ellis, of Charlestown. No
one OF our city clefgymen stands higher in the
estimation OF all denominations than DR.. R b.
oins' and his course will be watched with
much interest. His Evangelical views on
many important points have long been known.
and whatever path he may tread, no one will!
donbt the sincerity:of his motives or the dea.b
Of his convictions"
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03
Western Markets.

CHICAGO, March %.
A Commercial Circular of his date says, "The
eteadness OF the gold market aud the improved tone
of the Eastern Produce Markets have impaired q
better feeling to the general markets here and most
leading articles show more frmness and son i'm
in price, though the transactions are not
large.
The favorable weather for the week past has ena-
bled pairers the l. & NJ. Canal to push the work
forward vigorously: it will be opened to Joliet Mon
day, April Sd, and to Lpalle Monday, April 10.
Flour was dull, with only light sales, Spring Ex-
tras quotable at Sc 00@6 so, and winter at 5000
Wheat advanced a9lc, and closed steady at medium
prices Corn rather irregular at about previous
rates for No. j, but 4@1c better for Rid.
Freight of Flour from Chicago to this city, quoted
at 50 rs per Dbl.
James W. Sykes Circular of same date, P. NJ.
gives the receipts of -four for the twenty four hours
proceeding at 1882 bb!s and tho shipments of 100
bbls. During same time, rece pts of Wheat 4,4OO
bushels; corn u $3.50 bushels; shipments none.
MILWAUKEE. March 49,
George 1, Jones & Co., in their Circular dated at
Up. M, say:
Flour cas- been in moderate demand ring the
past week. but at lower prices The Propeller lines
ready to contract at SO per Dbl. freight to next
month. Freights to New York, by rail- So 200; TO
Portland, all rail, SO 30. Receipts for week 1,729
bbls.
We quote:
Ordinary to good spring wheat extras. .6.4096.60
Choice spring wheat double extras .600@6 20
Choice white winter wheat double extras. 1908 90
There has been scarcely anything doing in the Pro-
vision market during the past week. Considerable
disposition to realize has been manifested, but the
offers buyers have made, have mostly leen SO low
that holders have decl ned to sell. We quote mess
pork nominal at about 2i925, prime mess at about
23@24, and extra prime at about 500 Lard nominal
at 1Sc for prime Stock email. Freighss unchanged.
The Propeller Lines mention 50 50 per Dbl on pork
to New York, BY Lake and Rail, as likely to be the
opening rates
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03
Interesting Provincial Statistics.

From an article in the Eoening Post we
clip the following statistics which may be as
instructive to some others as they have proved
to our own mind A
Canada, with population estimated in 49,
"a at 2, 7S3 900, had public debt 10 thas year
OF over sixty millions of dollars-$60 ,287 SIS.
The debt of all British America, including
Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick,
Prince Edwards Island and Canada, with a
population in 1864 of 1928, 900, is $72, lO3, $685.
Prince Edwards Island has the densest popu-
lation-nearly Al to the square mile, while
Nova Scotia has less than 10, New Brunswick
10, Canada 8 IL, and Newfoundland but l-2
to the square mile. Prince Edwards Island,
with the densest population, has also the small
est public debt, which amounts to but 81, 70
per head of her people, while in Newfound-
land the debt is $500 per head; in Nova SEQ
tia $l3 Oh; in New Brunswick $20,91, and in
Canada $21, SO per head.
Prince Edwards Island, which has, as we
have seen, the densest population and the
lightest public debt, has also the smallest area
2. 100 square miles, while Nova Scotia has
1860, New Brunswick 81 105, Newfoundland
40, 200, and Canada 331 $50.
asIn 1868 the expenditure of the Canadian
government, with a population of 1851, 300
was nearly eleven millions of dollars this ex-
dollars. The expenditure of the different col
onial governments. per head of the population,
was, in 1868, in Prince Edwards Island, 81
per head in Nova Scotia, 1910 per head in
New Brunswick, So "a; in Newfoundland, So,
40, and in Canada, 1886. Nearly all the prov
inces live up to their regular income; Canada
alone exceeds it, the revenue per head being
50 81, against an expenditure of $3.50.
Newfoundland has the largest proportionate
imports, $3927 per head; and Canada the
smallest, 1851 per head. Newfoundland has
also the largest exports $43 81 per head, and
Canada the smallest-$15,0 3 per head. Nova
Scotia imports more than she exports the ia
bles giving her $1,000 per head ofimports, and
only $24,11 per head exports. New Bruins
wick imports $685. and Prince Edwards Is
land S17,61 per head; and the exports are, res
pectively, $32 SO and $l802 per head.
1t cannas be said that the British provinces
have an economical government. The debt
of Canada, with less than three millions of
people, is almost as great as was our public
debt before the war. with over thirty millions !;
aud the debt of all the British provinces, with
a total population of little over three and a
half millions, is actually greater than was our
debt With thirty-three millions of people in
1850, even after the profigate administration
Z Of Buchanan. We advise our cousins across
the border, when they complete the Union, to
devise some way to decrease their debt, which
must weigh heavily upon their prosperity. aud
to secure, as quickly as possible, cheap gov
eminent, Until they do this they will always
lag behind, for they will, under any circum-
stances, have an unpropitious climate to con-
tend against 1
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03

AN UNKIND CUT.-The assurance of the
editor of the Press ia copying our Market
Reports and then finding fault because the
quotations are not correct three or four days
after we publish them, is only equalled by the
polite invitation to the merchants of Portland
to become the special "Ship News Reporters"
for that enterprising Journal Price Car-
rent. Sa
We have no disposition to say an unkind or
unpleasant word of paper of which we have
uniformly spoken kindly, and for which we
have had and now have only good wishes;
but if the editor of that paper sees fit, behind
star, ri to attack us in the columns Of an
unfriendly journal, we shall feel compelled to
act on the defensive. For long time we paid
literally for correction of our market reports,
but found that in nine cases out Of ten we
were Publishing precisely the same reports on
Wednesday that had been prepared for anoth-
er paper of the Saturday preceding; our re-
ports not being corrected independently Of,
but to correspond with, those OF prior
date.
When this arrangement fell through, and
we were compelled for q couple of weeks to
iail back upon the resources of our own office,
and corrected our reports Monday by the
standard authority of Saturday, our neighbor
OF the Prace Current could not refrain from
poking fun, through third party's paper, at
an error he found in our figures. But let it
pass.
We have inaugurated measures that we
hope will result, In the course of two or three
weeks, not only in giving us improved mar
ket reports-more acceptable than we have
ever had heretofore-but in adding some COM
mercial features to the Press that we have
never failed to keep in view, though hereto
fore we have been unable to make them actu-
al. We do not ask @the merchants of Port
land to become special ship News Reporters
for the Press, but we shall be thankful 10
them or others for any items Of information,
coming to them by private dispatches, which
would be of interest to the commercial cop
munity, and we promise when they favor us in
this regard we will not make merchandise Of
their favors.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03

FAMILY DYE CoLoRs. -Ws know of nothing hat
iIy Dye CoLors manufactured by Howe & Stevens
or this city. After years of experiment. unspar-
ing expenditure th9y have perfected their Dyes. up
wards of thirty in number, that nothing further
apparently is desirable. cry color and shade that
IL likely to be wanted has been produced. and is
sold at price, that make saving of eighty per cent
on the common method, besides being better than
all Others fhe colors are permanent as the fab
RIGS to hich they may be affixed and are clear and
marked. The Dyes are immensely popular wher !,
ever used aplid1w
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03
Soldiers Home.

The following named Soldiers were admitted
to the Portland Soldiers Home for the week
ending April LIST:
George R. Cameron, Co. F, 1st Me. Cav;
Henry j. Reid, Co. G, 18th Me; Asa Rob
bins, Co. /, 9th Me-; Lewis Gilbert, Co. 81,
18th Me-; Henry L. Collins, Co. D, 9th Me.
W. II. PLUMMER, Agent
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03

FRESH GRAPEs.-Saturday morning we
copied an item from the Gardiner Journal
about preserving Isabella grapes in cotton,
aad having them come out fresh and sweet in
the spring.
Mr. Gilbert L. Bailey, of this city, has since
brought to our Office several clusters of Isa-
osiia grapes, raised by him last season, and
packed ." newspapers. On opening them
Saturoay' April LIST, he found them ip perfect
order, free from decay, with the favor much
improved by their winters preservation. This
Is very easy and cheap way to secure fresh
grapes for spring use.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03
THE HONEST OLD MBDIoINE

N. H. Downs Balsamic Elixir. for Coughs, Colds
Whooping Cough, and all diseases of the throat,
chest and lungs,
See circulars tor certificates frcm Hon Pau Dill
linghim, Hon. Bates Turner, late Judge OF the su-
preme Court of Vernon; D.. j. B. Woodward,
Surgeon for the Vermont Militia. T~
Sold by all dealers in Medicines. John Henry
Waterbury, VT, Proprietor.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03
DIED.

In this city. April Of disease contracted while in
prison, at salisbury, G, Lemuel T, son of Reuben
and Jane Hoyt. aged 26 years member 18th Maine
Regiment
In South Boston, April l. of paralysis at the resi-.
deHce OF her son-in law, Afford Butler Mrs Thank.
ful H. reict of the late Samuel Partridge, of Port
land aged SO years months. n
"a Funeral this Monday afternoon, at o'clk.
from the residence Of Ambrose Colby, NOD Cotton
street. Relatives and friends are invited to attend
In North Bridgton. April !, at his residence Hon
Levi Cram aged 40 years. $50
In Brunswick, March 20, Mr. Ephraim Higgins
aged 80 years months.
In Bowdoinham, March ls, Mrs Lydia johnson
aged Sc years.
In Hallowe, March 7, Mr. Stewart Foster aged GA
years months.
In West Hampden, Mrs Maria, widow of the late
jeremiah Perley, Esq of Hallowell, aged so years.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03

betwssn with an assorted cargo, was abandoned
on sstnrda saiand Light and Nalset, about II o'ck
mast in :, 1ort noon having previously lost fore
seh Morntn. gale The crew were taken on by
vinoetown Par o. Gloucester and landed at Pro-
is6s repistersa iso was built at Westbrook In
Russell of bi. civ IONS and was owned by Periey
BaIqa S. SsiSts, tAnnO at New York from sagua,
winds from TO Sc; 25lh ms, W.. 40 very neasy
passed number OF boxes and eces OF VICE. ~ ."
Brig L buchanan, from Georgetown NJ -. Nau
sal to have tilged. iy' S
Sch X AIey, of Belfast before reported s.bo,s
at Fort Adams, and subsequently got OF and toweS
to Newport, has completed repairs and will proceed
to New York
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03
HiltDn,s Insolub,e Cement,

For wood, leather, crockery, and other substances
10 the best aid to economy that the housskesper can
have It's In liquid form, and nsolube in water or
OIL 1t will adhere oily substances completely. Two
ounce bottle. with brush family package) as cents
each. Sold everywhere.
HILTON BROS. & Co., Proprietors, Providence,
R. I. On receipt of 80 cents, family package will
be sent by mail. feb5d3m
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03

DR.. HARVEY. Having sold out my bust.
ness in Boston, have permanently located In Port
land, Me, where shall pay particular attention to
the treatment of Chronic Complaints with my new
Chemical Remedies. -
have cured hundreds Of cases after all other rem
edies have failed.
Consultation Free. Office 2iI Congress Street,
Office hours from to Il A. NJ, andfrom to 8 P,
N. 4s feb2ldtf
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MARRIED.

In Brunswick, March Is, Charles L York and Su.
san White.
In West Harpswell, March Is. John Bibber and
Miss Lettice W Curtis
In Hallowell. March 81. Richard Dixon and Mrs
Frances A Shepard.
In Wilton, Feb 10. Jacob King of East Dixfield,
and Harriet Bullen, of Halowel
In Monroe March II, Crawford Treat and Miss
Annie NJ Curtis.
In Winthrop, March ID. Edw Spear, of Rock.
land and Charlotte May, W.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03
The Bitter Fruits of Bad Bitters.

Invalid reader, do you know what nine-tenths of
the Bitter compounds you are solicited by the pro-
prietors to accept universal panaceas compos-
ed of! Give heed for a oment. They are manu-
featured from ungurifed alcohol containing a con-
siderable portion of fuses oil, poison almost as
deadly prusslc acid The basis of the regular tine
lures of the Matera Medica is the same. Ne amount
of"herbal extracts can overcome the bad tenden-
cy of this pernicious esmen. The Essence Of sour
Rye thoroughly rectied is the only siimulant which
can be sa ely used a component of Tonic, altera
tive and anti-hiious medicine. aud HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERs is the only medical prepare.
ton in the world in which this article is used as an
ingredient. Hence the extraordinary effects of this
great specific. 1t gives strength without producing
excitement. No her Tonic does this. All the or
binary Btters flush the face and effect the BRAIN
HoSTErTER's BITTERs diffuse an agreeable calm
through the nervous system, promote digestion and
produce sleep. No other Tonic 50 quickly rsvives
the exhausted physical energies restores the appe-
title, and removes the gloom and depression which
always accompanies weakness Of the bodily powers.
New York House, so Cedar Street, NY.
mar22 DE- w2w
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03
JEwELRY.

any ofthe following G. Id Plated Articl, s.-Set of
Ladies' Jewelry, Long Chain, Locket Neck Chain,
Ring, Vest Chain, Bracelet, Gents Chain Pin, Set
of Battons, Set OF Jet Hoops, Belt Buckle, Belt
Pin. Also will send good Hunting Cased Silver
Plated Watch and hahn for SIS
Address, DRESSER'S Dollar Store, Portland,
Me. Box 1879. mar9d2m*
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03

A CARD.-These columns have contained
correspondence expressing gratitude for al.
most unparalleled generosity to a retiring
pastor. He wishes through the same channel
to give honor and thanks to the High street
Sabbath School and Society, whose recent
eatertalRmept, kind words and costly gifts to
each member Of The family, have furnished
new Illustrations of their gsad taste and good
feeling, and established new claims aIop our
love aud our inteFcessions. ss'
J. W. CHIcKERING.
Portland, April l, 1855.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03
DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB RITTER

The Great Blood Purifier; thebest Health RestoI.
er, and the most perfect Spring and Summer Medi-
cine ever used.
They efsotually cure Jauadice, Dyspepsia, Liver
aud Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and all
kind, ed diseases.
They cleanss.th system. regulate the bowelsSre.
store the appetite drive out all humors, purify the
store to heal and soundnes,. both body and mind,
all who them. Price as, 90, and 70 cts per bot
GOODWIN Co., 50 Hanover ST., Boston.
mchlSld4m
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03

ITS Mopys oPERAEnI,
Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or more 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 free from disease these bodies also remain
healthy and the hair keeps its natural appearance
and color But when humors and other diseases af-
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 fall
off. and in many cases, not arrested, will produce
complete badness.
To remedy this pathological condition Of the
glands, and create new and healthy action, the
Physiological Hair Regeneration has proved per-
fest success.
lite not "Dye, and will not stain particle, It
will positively "REsToRE GRAY HAIR in all cases
to its original color Il promotes growth Of new
hair in all caaes ea Bald Heads when the glands or
roots of the hair not completely disorganzed.
1t prevents the hair from falling Of and removes all
dandruf, heat, humors and itching from the scalp
1t keeps tho hair soft moist and perfectly healty and
givesi It'll glossy and beautiful appearance, It ia
highly perfumed, and as dressing Il mas no superb
above Essaits n ali 5ses not the money to me be
refunded. Whit every Gray Headai In New En- o.
land can be restored in less thsn thirty days.
Price 81. per Bottle,
TEBBETTs BROTHERS,
Druggists and Chemists, Proprietors, Manchester
eEo s Q. eoo2g Xxx, 90. IS Hanover "a o.;
Wv WHirrLa, Agent for Portland, Maine.
jan 2eod Ans
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03

HThe Boston .Advsrtiser says the extraor-
dinary letter written by Hon. Horace Greeley to
the President, preliminary to the sbortive peace
negotiations" at Niagara last summer, will re-
duce the writer's reputation for courage and
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03

WHY IEJURE THE COMPLEXION BY POWDERS
AND WASHES wpich choke or fill up the pores of the
skin. and in short time leave it harsh an dry? 1t
is the blood and if you want smooth and soft skin
use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA. 1t
removes black spots, pinples and all eruptons ofthe
skin.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03

NORA FEW OF The WoRsT DISORDERS that af-
fict mankind arise from corrHptions Of the blood =
HELMBoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is q reme-
dy ofthe utmost value.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

satUrday",...,,...".. ......-.April 1,
ARRIVED,
Steamer Lewiston, Knight, boaton
Sob Alkaline, Fletcher, nennysvilie TO- Ro.,on
Sch Adslside Harden Ste1bs.. for Bosten
:, Schs Gen Washington, Eaii, and Samariran. Hale.
brooklin for Boston. law
Sch Ida, Heath, Brook'in for Boston.
Sch Alice, -, Reih.
Sch ORION. Howe. Bath for Boston.
John NIB for Reaton - hefpre reported ashore on
will have TO discharge order to stop leak; her
cargo Of poles II probably be sold at this port
CLEARED
Barque Eliza White. Look. Havana-Chase Bros
Brig Charlena, Means. Havana Hunt
Sch Charlie 1 willie. Emery. Fortress Monroe
L Brown
SAILED. Barque Savannah; briggs Clary.
Also sailed, 81 N, steamship St Davids
A ;Rs1R;ii;v;iE;n;.......ApriI ?.
Steamer Montreal, Liscomb Boston,
Brig orozimbo. Tracy FIN Yarmouth for Fortress
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Randall, Boston.
Sch Henry Crosby, Consry, Boston,
Sch Beona, Grant, EastpOrt
Sch Accommodation, Conary, Deer Isle.
Sch Pulas ki. Rogers, Jonesport
Sch New York, Perkins Bristol I4
Sch Specie, Prince, Harpswell AfL
2 sch sunnyside, Comery, Waldoboro,
SAlLED-ship VIM Libby: briggs Ella Maria Danl
Boone Ocean Wave; schs Western Star, E G VIII
lard, and others.
The nne yacht Sunnyside 81 tons register built at
Wiscasset in 1861. has been sold to the U govern
ment for about $4,000. She is to be armed and lifted
up tor the revenue service and stationed In the wal
doDoro District. She has been brought 10 tnis port
for her outfit.
The new ship Ell Dorado, 1l47 tons, built ct Rem
nebunk has been sold TO parties g, u sew r9rk She
is to be commanded by Capt Horace Wilson of
Brookln Me- aud viii proceed to this port to load
on gevernnient account es-
baroue Jas Chaplin, 430 tons, rated AL, built at
Portland In 1868, has been sold at Valparaiso for
Bsroue Hope, 4se tons, built at Maehias in 1854.
has been sold at Bremen to go under foreign flag.
LAySoHrp-At, Machias 18th ult brig of s7s
TONS, Called the "Roven." = from the ard Of i Z
Mash. she is owned by the builder Ianatius Sar.
gent C w Vose, and Others Of Macbias
fine ship Of 92O1 tons, was to be launched from
the yssd of Messts 3 sewall, at Bath, on SstuT,
day afternoon
The new ship built by Msssrs pssmmona, was not
got Of on Thursday, but would probably be launch.
ed on Saturday,
fBY TEL. TO MERCHANTS RxcHANer1
BALIIMoRE. April lar. sch Albert Clarence
CID: sch james Freeman, for Portland via Dea,,.
Island. Ms Isa y r ss $50
DISASTERS.
Electric Light, Capt Wallace. from Portland for
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-03

Helmbold's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
Is the great Diuretic.
HELMBoLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT skRsAPA-
RILLA
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chsmistry, and are The most active that can be
made.