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JERSEY CITY.

JERSEY CRY CoMMoS CoUNcIL A DEAD
LocK--'rhe Hoard OF Aldermen OF Jersey CITY, of
which there are II Democratic and Republican
members met list night TO organize for the ensuing
ear Aid. CLARK received tho iUnICcutir nomiuh-
ton Tor PIc-idcnt and AID. ranglorn WA. nomina'ed
by the opposition. lp to lla O'Clock seyenty-cikbt
ballot. acre had, each rcsuitin' III w., With no
prospect OF election, aud when our reporter left,
u Noie 10 adjourn VAt lost
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no PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERs-FOI

l. sale OF exchange ior other property, a complete
printing office In North eastern ONO, comprising a
kuPgle's job pes. Washington newspaper hand
p.ts CoulPtW Huu ne'SIy heN ypt' eumclent Tor
Job type, together with racks Imposing stones and
In short, everything necessary for complete ne VS.
raj railroad point and DO removed " any desired
Locality at tTitng expense. VIII be sold at one
other property. A splendid opportunity TOR printer
having II tie money, and desiring TO establish a
business for himself Address ]. H., box 90V Sna
lice. m
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RAII.ROAD-ON AND
after Monday, jan. s3d Trains leave 3Vth street
Station FOR Albany and Troy and place. North and
sleeping cars attached 70 90 snd 1880 p. ~ trains
sunday train 6;O 4. M. small will run bet y cen
Chamber and SJth street stations.
+5u j. N. IOLCEY, Aat supt
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Too Late for Classification.


CoDY-on Monday, May /, Ellen Cody, in the SD
year of her are.
The friends and aequntntsnces Of 'he family are re
specuully invited 10 attend the funeral on Nednes
igs East 18th q, to NATIVITY Church, and from thence
10 Calvary Cemetery. SCs
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PAIN EXTRACTOR.
DAILEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
- IL the only specific for Bunr and Scalds, reliev
ms the dTes1ful agony in few mnutes ynd always
heaing Without scN. positive cure tor Piles, Try
IL and you will be convinced. II has now been in use
over rs year,. There IL hardly pcrson but what has
heard OF H., and not family chat has ured II once
that could he induced 10 BE- without box ia GAaa Of
rud1en accident. A sing box viii save many doc
,or, bill IL has no oqus In curing CUTS, WOUNDS,
ERt'IsEa, FEVER SORES, RHEt MAT1sN and
the worst COkNs and BUSlONs. All iniianIustions,
rprnns sores saltrheui sHd eyes that have
slated every other remedy. Three siz.s-25 eta b0
cts and 81 The bot contains much ~ sk IS et,
onrs For sale by the single boz at Depot ~
Liberty 81, New York. 3ls
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SHIPPING.

EMIGRATION FROM ENGLAND, IRE
IL LAND, &c, by sTEAHsuIPs AND SAILING
PACKETS,
A. reduced rates
TAPSCOTT, BROS. 4 CO.'S CELEBRATED LINES
uF LONDON AND LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
sailing every hve days.
DraftA payable thTouEhout England, IralGad, seot.
land and Wales. at the love est possible ratss
= TAPsCOTT, hkOs a Co,
$40 s6 South st. New York.
EOR LIvERPO0I-TAPSCOTTS LINE.
l. Ship IiIBERNIA sails May 4th.
< LINE FOR LONDON,
Ship AMERICAN EAGLE sails Nay 4th.
ship SOUTHAMPTON 10 follow.
For passAge 10 and fiSm the Old Country or drafts
at reduced rates apply 70 TAIsCoTT BROTHER
4 co, IS South at. 500
DASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
L and BoDdon- by the Old BLACK Star line.-Por
Liverpool tho GOSsrlruTlON sails on April 18Th.
For London, The CON. GRINNELI, April 18th
For passage apply 10 WILLIAM GUtoN, " Fulton
u. 334
STFAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
- POoL,--ERIS sails saturday May Goth, VIR-
GINA sAih Saturday, Nay 2Ith. Cabin passage LOO,
steerASe 1855, PAYABLE in currency Apply 10 WILL
LIAks GL.OS, ~ broadway. 325
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, AND
~ other klnds Of Job printing neatly done. ~ 10y
prioss,. by THOMAS y. SUTTON, Printer, 142 Full
Ton 81, bet Broadway and Nassau ct sci
ChRPETS--CARP OIL CLOTHS. AND
~ furniture at iInmsnse sas ifce; sl510D worth
Of carpets and furniture which viii be sold in oss 70
sut purchaser at lees than whole sale prices at tbs
large establishment Of II. Q'fARRELI- 267, ISg and
n West S5th o., corner sth ave. 943
cash PAID FOR OLD NEWSPAPERS.
Npam pile. books aud all kinds Of waite paper a,
81 West Broadway, opIosite Clshin, Mellon & Go. $40
cash PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metals.
~ white rAss 3 cent? per hi; colored aud WOODEN,
Q cent?; books and newspapers cents old bras. is
at 10 New Dovefy, between Roosevelt and Cham
beu st ass
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ALL WHO sI,EEER WITH TIE sYMP.

ALL WHO SUFFER WITH THE SYMP-
Atom. Of the early stage. Of Consumpton. such a.
COJGH, TICkLING IN THE 1HkDAI, kAls!NN
A THICK sTARCH-LlKE MATTER, sHOkINEss
OF BREATHING, PAINS IN THE slDfS AND
CHEST &C, &c, should know that all Their suffer
Inc IL owing TO corrupt phlegm matter Which hss
lodrei In the air cells Of the lungs. and which II no
lnng. and end in death The Cough in Consumption
IL simply effort Of nA'pre 10 rid the lungt OF this
corFup, matter which oppess them. 'ru plain there
phosin matter from tho lungs this Ia why my plan
OF treatment 10 so succ.esful IN the cure Of Consump
ton. prepare medicine which remove the dlsessed
.,ier from he lunE. and he's. inch part. a. may
into the hundreds Of cAes Of Consumption vhere the
sufferers have been restored N health by the use Of
my medicines have no qusck preparations or
each cuc. n. G. UGOOLE NH,
rs Third avenue above 18th street.
40 New York.
STRAw HAT PRESsER WANTED AT
oo1O Eighth ave. oI
TAILoRESS WANTED on CUSTOM Panu.
\ Call at u Marion At, 80 .ioor. 2oi
XXTANTED-loo GIRLS To WORK ON
w hoop siirt,. o. u. BARSAGp, l3i Reade 200
WANTED = OPERATORS, BAISTERS,
w button hole makers and hnlsheru on military
overcoss and uniform frocks; oply good hands need
| apply, at 90 Clinton Of. 20
w ANTFD-OPERATO on ". & W.
w sewing mAchine, on ine shirts a. So Nassau a.
brooklyn, entrance on jay at; also bulton-hole ma
| ksr-. 2U3
| \kTANTFD-A MAN WITH THOROUGH
w knowledge of buying and selling paper maker,
| stock. Good vases 10 the nght man. Addrese ! 4
| W hor 92b, sun office. Ss
| \AjANTED-FISISHER FOR MILITARY
w overcoata aud hui hole makors for unifoI ms
| Apply l5 Ridge Al, basement, ~
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SAVINGS BANKS y.

NEW YORK SAVINGS RANK, CORNER
~ of 18Th It, and sth ave.-Opon daily nom 10 .
4. ". WEDNESDAYS and saturdays from to Z. NJ.
SIX pcr cent interest fee from 6oyernment tax.
pep'sits mad. on on beoe May let will druw inter
eel nom that date. THOMAS CHRlSTY, Prest,
X u BNLI- sec'y. so
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BRTEsT's HAIR DYE;

FKIIF b0 GENTS FIX HON-
General Depot-4o South second street. williams
burgh.
wHoLEsALE Assrre-D. Barnes h Co. 81 PARK
Rov Frnser A lee, 20 Beekman st; Wheeler, liz
Ch,r at; Miller Reed, $50 Allen, cor. stanton ~
and cor. Houston II. and Ave j Hoadley, VI Eighth
ave- Porter Pairuhild AIS Hudson st. and 8TT Sixth
ave Druggists can also be supplied by G. N. CRIT.
TENTON, Is siIth ave 90
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23
Public Health. The Press.

Advertising has been pronounced Z undgniHed''
by the medical faculty. physician who adyer-
tises valuasIe en- edy to Atty people In bis private
prastice wosld receive the cold shoulder from his
professional brethren. should he make ts merits
knswnto iliens through the columns OF q newspa-
per press. This msy be "dignifed"-but is 1t be-
nsyolsnt, humane or justl Whoever Is fortunate
enough to discover or haven't any thing that wall
prevent. or cure, or alleviate human suffering, is
bound to makeit known, through every channel Of
communication within his ,saoh to the general pub.
Lie. For many years the merits Of H0STErTx RS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs. have thus
been proclaimed to the world. and multitudes have
been restored to health or saved from fatal mala-
dies In consequences. As features have been de-
velos cd in relation to the operation of this most
pure an potent of all eton achics and Alternatives
they have been stated In simple to the peo-
pie Of many laads; and If the preprietors Of the
medicine have derived profit from their dissemina-
ton thousands upen thousands Of N div iduals have
been benefited thereby TO an extent beyond all IS
innate. In the West Indies, Canada Ausiraiia,
and South Amerlca, Hostetter's Biiters are now
recognized the sole specific for Dyspepsia. the
best possible safeguard against tpidenics and the
finest invigerant in cases Of general debility. and
the only daasive stimuisnt entirely freq from mex.
ious Ingredients.
New York House, 50 Cedar Street, M Y.
JuneSu&WzW fFt ftLt ! tf tfr4
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23
/ Recent Publications.

T.B. Peterson 8 Brothers. PhiladeIphia, have
published "THE LIFE. SERVICES, MARrYRDoM
AND FUNERAL OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Sixteenth
President of the United States. Illustrated
With a full history of his career as Lawyer and
Politician, his services in Congress, with his
Speeches, Acts and Proclamations as President
of the United States, and Commander-in-C Chief
of the Army and Navy, from the time Of his
first Inauguration, until the night OF his Assas-
sination. Only new and complete edition with q
full history ofthe Assassination, by distinguished
eye witnesses Of the scene, Mr. Linooln's death
bed scenes, and full account Of the funeral GER
emonies from the time his remains were placed
in the East room of the White House until they
were finally consigned to rest in Ork Ridge Gem
etery at Springfield, Illinois, with addresses Of
Hon! Schuyler Colfax, Hon. George Bancroft.
Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher, Gen. Walbridge,
Bishop Simpson, &c.; with full account of the
escape, pursuit, apprehension and death Of the
assassin, Boeth.'' t.
We give the above title in full. If any one
asks more than is here promised in q single vol
ume, he must be exacting. ssTl
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23

ERev. T. B. Webb Of Boston, d 10 deliver
an grafton in Pennington on the "4th."
ga New York artist has painted picture
in which he represents Diogenes IS dropping his
famous lantern at sight of Abraham Lincoln,
the long search of two thousand years for an
honest man being rewarded at last.
- Quitea panic was created al the Revere
House, Boston, on Wednesday night, by an alarm
Of fre in the drying department. Of the laundry.
81 The organ of the Booth Democracy in
this city, has repeatedly informed its rsaders--
hoping the statement would be credited by the
more Ignorant elass-that the Press rsfsassd to
publish President ,Johnson's North Carolina
proclamation, through hostility to its author.
Its denialwe have not deemed necessary because
no decent man, having the least regard for truth
or fairness, pretends to believe word uttered
by that lying sheet. That proclamation came
late in the morning, and to insert II, it would
have been necessary to leave out the amnesty
proclamation Or the foreign news of the same
day. We have published other proclamatiors
precisely like it. Nt6 ~ a91a@
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23
ss3'A% " ATWOOD'S
PATENTDRILLING MACHINE
PILE BREWER.
HYDRAULIo SAND PUMP

PRACTICAL TEs IS having fully demonstrated
the superiority OF this machine over all othars for
the pu pose OF sinking Oil wells the und ersigned Is
new prepared to receive orders for tho same .-7s
This machinery comprises everything reouisitefor
the boring of Gil wells excepting the STRAM EsaIsK
and CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE, lbu viii be furnish.
ed. II desired. at areasonabe price i and d;snens1s
with the use Of the Derrick Rope, Bull wheel and
ana Is so arranged being construcred on WI sels and
portable that 1t can be easily removed or the pur-
pose of sinking wells in different localities.
THE DErEIres is removed Fl ON the well by our
Patent Hydraulic process, and d esnot require the
not only removes all the detritus In ffom to 10
minutes but likewise ef,ctually clears out aud
opens all the small oil veins hat are SO often entire
" closed np the od process of sand pumping.
well can be sunk from 400 to coo feet within par
cd Of from IS to 30 days after the soil pipe has bsen
driven ~ - 80 =
Arrangements are being made for the oonstruo.
ton and delivery OF these machines at New York,
Norwich, Newburg, N. T., and Pittsburg Pa -
E. For further information, price. terms. Ro., ad-
dress, son eg SIMEON LELAND. n
sts.- qe.4ii 141 METROPOLITAN HOTEL, =
spiFeodSm New York.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23
Missing Soldiers.

Miss Clara Barton, who has established in
Washington an agency for obtaining informa-
ton about missing soldiers, has published a
list OF men of whom she wishes to find some
trace. Returned soldiers may obtain this list
by addressing q letter to Miss Barton, who
gives these simple directions:
@Please examine the roll; and if1you know
what became OF any mar, here named, or have
facts Of interest to surviving friends, commu-
ncate the same TO me by letter, as soon as
possible, with your address inifulla
Ii any one sees his own name, or that of a
comrade whom he knows to be living, please
inform me, that it may be withheld from lfu-
Letters of inquiry for missing soldiers may
be brief-should contain the name, regiment.
company, and state TO which they belonged.
written. sss ~ u s.s.3 ~ III T''
Attention will no longer be confined 10
those VINO have been prisoners, but an effort
will be made to ascertain the fate of all mis-
sing men Of the United States army during
the war" =. ia ..,s,f ~. 81 s - tie s4-.s5
The following is the list for Maine: g9s
Harlow 1 7 Capt 31st Maine ;Arnold John S
co. 9th vol; Bancroft Columbus co d 10Th
Burnell Henry L corp Sth; Chadbourn, Ma.
than sergt 80; Douglass C FL A 17lh;
Flanders Lewis q E20th; Gichrist George
B or 4 S1st; Ham John l. sergt D 32d
Hutchlns Enos e 9Th; Hodges Chas E d llth
Head Perham A 18Th; johnson Chas. w
corp q SD; Kench Nelson 81 E 9Th; Will
nams Luke B H Sd; Mccain Alexander
9TH Norton Joseph D 10Th o yerlock AL.
uen I = 9th; Pitman Eli G 3lst; Parker Sam
T ~ = 18th; Stevens James Orator 10Th /;
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23

The most desirable article now known for color.
ing the Hair and Whskers Ia Bush's Argentine Hair
Dye. Each bottle is warranted BY the proprietors
give RECT satisfaction, or the money refunded
GEO. c. GOODWIN CO, 80 Hanover street,
wholesale and retail. junel6sndlw
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23
'sAAsAA DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB, BITTERs

The Great Blsod Purifier; the best Health Restor-
sr, and the most perfect Spring and Summer Medi-
cire ever used. 4FA
They efsetually cure Jaundiee. Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and 81
kindred diseases. 80 = 49,. r.
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite drive ont all humors purify the
blood. and strengthen, invigorate build mp and re-
store to health and soundness. both body and mind
All who use them. Price %, 80, and rs cts. er bot
tle. sold BY a dealers In medicine. G GORGE G.
mehlSd4m
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23

WHAT every persen wants is tile of Psass's
Vegetable Hair Remover. The most perfect Hair
Remover in the land is being introduced in Pert
Co 1t will color every ray hair In VI ur head more
natural than any similar preparation. 1t will pre-
vent ysur hair ON faliag of 1t will cleanse your
head at once aad keep il healthy 1t will dress your
hair beautiful Y, an make It grow uxuriantly No
smell of sulphur which Is % offensive TO yoursel
and hiends Also Pease's Phioeome which Is ma
surpassed a. dressing no lady will be without It
who knows its value Manufactured BY J. W. Pease,
Nashua, N -. Messrs Gresham 3 Co. Agents for
Portland. = S'te may27sndlms
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23
"a Thief Cries Stop Thief,

The public are cautioned agaist base imitation
of Z. r. Atwoods Bitters, by manufacturer Of
proprietary medicines in this city who has not only
copied the label in part and adopted the same style
bottle but states ON his label that he has purchased
the entire right of DR.. Atwood, and as az. f." are
the only Atwood Bittefs ever put up in Maine which
have gained celebrity this evidently LEADS the un.
wary to suppose that it is L. F. Atwood--who has
never conveyed to him, directly Indirectly either
hettle to or any information respecting bis Bit
tiers. This is the same person who formerly signed
n. F. instead If T. F. Atwood. Hesays "Beware
of oounterfeits and limitations" which seems to be
upon the came principle that "a Thief Cries Stop
Thief.'s The genuiae is signed L. n. Atwood. and
bears an extra label white paper, headed .'Cau-
ton, Extra" Uountersigned by H. II. Hay, Drug
gist, Portland, Sole General Agent.
Portland, April 20 saw&wsm III tfG15sJ
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23

Treats Catarrh, Bronchitis, and all affections
Of the Throat and Lungs, by cold Medieated In
halation. Success unprecedented. Can refer
to thousands in this city and State and all parts
of the United States. Office No. SMITH STREET,
PonrLAsD, NAME. u J Z. Snay24tf
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23

1.-THE Forest City, is 50 named from the
multitude Of shade trees with which it abounds
Eleven years ago the editor of the Transcript
counted them and found . 300 of them distribu.
ted on " streets while there were 81 streets with
no shade trees. Since that time many hundreds
~ new trees must have been set ont, while very
low y. 'ne old ones have either died or been re-
moved At this season Of the year Portland Ii
in her gaYest attire asss 4 IS issx s ssoss III
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23
: Z = = = - = = - =
ssPMCIAL NOTICES
Portland Athenn,.,,a. .

Tho AnDual Meeting of the Propristors OF Port
land Athen@um will be held at the Library o,m,
Plumb 81, Wednesday. june % At u o'clock N, for
the choice Of officers, snd the transaction OF any
O. her business that may be necessary. ssgaz
All books must bsre urned 10 the library before
Tuesday, tho 27th inst go
Per Order. f.,s- II 4 .'-ss.tee
june23dtd g.. EsB, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23

mARRnED.

In Cherryfeld. june IS, Alfred Burnham and
Mrs Clara " Nash. both of G. $50 VI sllA3f7 =
In PASSPORT, June Z, Robe Pike and Miss Mary
Hutchinson. 5ra xla mick q y 5oTT7'
In Augusta; June II, james winslow and De-
borah Spaud ng.
In Augusta. June Is, Harvey Leighton and Liz.
zie A Fletcher. s-a;.ssa :. tto.7'1
In Augusta. June 20, VIM Helmershausen and
Alma Aohorn, of Waldoboro.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23
The following is the list for Maine !:

IS E The Baltimore Clipper says Of the re-
Gently appointed Provisional Governor Of Mis-
sissippb sIf the President had looked over the
whole South and Southwest for a person ftto be
appointed governor of regenerated Mississippi,
ne could not have chosen better man than the
able, honest faithful, and eminently national
citizen, VIM. L. Sharkey.1is sAba
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23
Hairs Rubber Emporiun,

Is at l47 Middle Street, where every variety OF
Rubber Goods can be procured. at Manufacturers
prices. Their assortment of Rubber JeweIry and
Fancy Goods i.really magnificent. june2stf
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23

Tuesday night, between Maple s.. and City Hall,
q Girls Straw Hat trimmed with plsid ribbon and
white fathsrs. The finder, by leaving It AZ this
office, viii be suitably rewarded. juntz2tf
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23
CoLGArE,s HONEY SOAP

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
Is mild and emollisnt In its nature, fragrantly
scented, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale By all Druggists aud Fancy
Goods Dealers. jan3ld1yr.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23
WEED. WEED. WEED!
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT


TO CONNIE sCE MONDAY, JUNE &c b, 1865
80 Trains leave Portland Grand Trunk
71Z Station for Lewiston and Auburn, at
f05 A N. and las P. N.
For Bangor and intermediate stalions a. e p. NJ
RKFURNINe-Leave Lewiston St go A. NJ, and
1880 A. M and arrive in Portland al 2.l5 Z. M
Both these trains connect tPortland with trains for
Boston. y, .l -,
Freight train leaves Portland at A. NJ, and 70
t,,rnine h d,,e In Portland at p M
STAGES connect with trains at principal stations,
tally }cr most % the towns North and East Of thii
line r.-I a Ias - .-o,,.,
watervHIe. june "a, 1886 Juns3slf
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23
[yaoM our coanrs,orprrr. ]

erB Graham I'm ST John NIB for Boston: Albert,
tbrl mann, u Andrews for do.
for Boston
June lszAr. sch Empire. Stanley. Swans Island.
Sid, schs Convey, Cook fro,. 'csleiz for LYNN :.
Bangor. Jordan. Ellsworth for Boston Commodor
Clark, ellsworth fer do: Abigail HAYNES Milliken,
do Tor do Lady Ellen. Libby. do for Portland
LAusoHED-At Yarmouth 2Sd inst from tina yard
Blanchard bros-.:s,a ship OF about 1000 TONS
called ,hs 4, NJ she Is owned By the builder
by Capt Dlvid Blanchard
Two yezsels are new building in the yard Of Mr. q
sami oue. ship for Capt Humphrey, Is SIP y.
ing being built In the yard OF Mr. Henry Hutchins
LAusoaED-At Waldohoro 10th inst. from the
called the 'Reun on = she i owned By the builder
and will be commanded by Capt ID Tracy, OF st
George: - -. ~. -
Reed a ship OF 800 tons, owned by the builders.
81 aas ,s-aH $1,000 -lt fIEf-f
& DOMESTIC PORTS 5a
seymour, New YORK ION ins'' snip AsyhAfo'
sAvANNAH-Ar 18th. sch r q Baker, knight,
5 BALTIMoRE-Ar2 10th. sch s.s,,vills. Sears. fm
Washington DC. - -
CID Goth. sch Triton, Freeman. Nav York
PHILADELPaIA-A Ar 0O,h, sch Wn "a rs~ofv.
Rsgan. Matanzas. u3fs. 7.l4'e,71 - - -
CID 20th. schs Ariel. Treworgy, Portsmouth,,
Richardson, Phinney, and Starl Rht, Reynoida for
Boston.
Ar 2Dth, brig Kalamo Morris Cardeuas
NEW Y0Rk-Ar 10th. hrigs Madonna Jordan
Leod. Glace Bay CB: C w Ring Nc Lean Port Row
al SC: schs Hammond Paine aud Onrust Thomp.
SON. isinia = 49, 80 ''''''p'
cid 10th, bries A Darrell. Avery. Dordeaux. A
B Patterson. Fike Porto Cabello. Clara Is Roheins
Hill Matamoras; Hen let "a Hodadon Bermuda
q Ar 2lst ship VIM Frothin CHAM, Oualev. Hayre.
CID 2lst. ships Volunteer simpson. San Francisco;
JscmeI; sch Fsizey. Crosoy. Linran S 1B '0i
NEW LONDON Ar 10th, brig John Platter,
HARTFORD-Xrl 18TH sch A Bentley W illams
Portsmouth, ~ -'-''''' " ''AAA''
PROVIDENCE-SId 20 h. sohs Jason. Spraeue.
Ar 2lst, barque Hanson Gregory. Gregerv. New
Orleans. 1sail ~ NV vi. 80 Is l7s
ence f,r BANGOR s'' ''-s-'
Jld 10th schs y Cum mings, Lunt, Phi!adelphia
for Eastport; Adelaide, Raraden. do for Steubsn
Juniatta Patten, Pa ker, Providence for Augusta
robsrnst Carlor 40 To- Cslsis. M TINT Rcxnn1cr
t,-.hath.c-+ ~, csie,s fa.S... a ~ ~ 49, "a
cGh.l1pe.npqss Ios Saiem Leaoer Apen' Hoekiandi
HoIMis,s HoIE-Ar sotb. sehs Magg,a Bell.
,on k9 T;, 80 AoS{ .or nara LEn 1eya-
ph;; asss ~ ~ ~ IL
Imore pr Rosksn9 Ide sde Harns.5 Pro1
70! Pe6 Pass DC
Rss,ss; wOoslsT s. GeorgS NJ lor hsgs JSsn
.h.il $500. ~ X "sse Ao'~' noeAoS maj
sin Soth AZ ~, sh Wv Lonuyn D.,
ph,lsdspnsis s R, s i az oI.s Vssen, ase ~
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nj "a III w., Va - A. r. ~ 81 ~ ~
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remDrek s DaroS Hodgdon' Boston for New York
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In poT. o aenI % sens Cum
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GARDENS; Thos Xix, Hair, espoinI NY: Vuican
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The Portland daily press., 1865-06-23
DIR. TMBBETTs'
Pr YSTOL GTCxL

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The Most WodsrfsI Discovery Of the Age!
VIII positively restore Gray Hair 70 iss or original
color, whether back, brown or auburn, and being
delightful dressing. It inparts to II beautifnl
glossy and he lty appearances. II will also promote
q growshSof new ir on bald heads, where the
glands roots are not dsorganzed; a I'd Ell ctuaiIy
remove all dsndruf, itching and humcrs from ths
scalp. Its warranted to produce the above results
or money refunded.
s8asiq ss8a TEBBETTs BROTHERS, ana
Proprietors. Manchester NJ H.
WV WHIPPLE, Agent fer Portland Sold by
Druggists everywhere. ~ mayl1eod GINS !