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.. 8. Christian Commiss On.

dispatch from Geo. H. Stuart. Chairman
oi.. .Ae y. D. =. o., to Thomas h. Hayes OF this
;n!' says "Onr treasury is overdrawn. Press
hal, T "a ~ from the army to-day. Can you
,.ta 10 response to this appeal collections will be
sunday, the 26ih inst.
In three or four Churches ho,vovo- ,ha col
t s Will OF necessity be deferred tin the
nrss OF second Sabbath ia April
T. nil, .. L. BOWLER, Agent U. S. &C.
l. wiz De seen by the above that The Trans
ury OF ne Christian Commission to.dov *
empty. Nearly 800 Delegates are now In the
neiu, giving their time and labors to the care
=. snS mouuueu, 70 cheering the well, and TO
The spring campaign has ALREADY. ona,ad
The delegates of the Commission are even now
nursing the wounded from Dabney's Mil and
Hatcher's Run; and at any moment we must
De prepared for general engagement. and an
outlay OF hundred thousand dollars for hal.
tie field stores. '3
The delegates of the Commission ara NOM
daily meeting the hundreds OF our poor SICK
starved, returned prisoners, at Aiken's Land,
ing, with kind words, hot coffee, and soft bread
ana helping to carry them on board the steam
aoats, ana accompanying and nursing them on
the way home. - '-.-- 0''
,e small this work be stoppede Shall these
ueiegates De recalled, or shall they still visit
the battlefield and the hospital, and with kind
words and gentle hands distribute the gifts of
a generous people to the noble men bleeding
and dying for their native land? Shall the
men who light with Sherman and Grant be
neglected.
The Commission has no funds in hank. no
capital invested 1t has ever relied it still e.
lies upon the spontaneous gifts of those who
love God and the country. To such we nov
appeal for immediate help. at 7q71l"
Money and stores may also be sent to either
of the undersigned; Thomas R. Hayes, Chair
mao; Cyrus Sturdivant, Treasurer; d. 81.
Burgess, Secretary; Andrew j. Chase, J, b.
Mathews. Army Com. Portland Y. NJ, 9. a,
mch2215t
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sP ECiAL NOTICES.
The hitter Fruits of BAD Biue,s s.

The hitter Fruits Of Rad BiuteIs.
Invalid reader, do on know what nine-terths of
the Bitter compounds you are solicited by the pro.
pretors to accept as universal panaceas compos
cd off Give heed for a n oment They are manu-.
fhctured from unpuiiisd alcohol, containing con
siderable portion of fases oil. poison almost as
deadly az prusslc acid The basis of the regular tin
lures of the Materia Medica is the same Ne mount
of"herbh extracts can overcome the bad tenden.
cy OF this pernicious elsmon-. The Essence Of sou
Rye thoroughly rectifei is the only siimuant which
be 50 ely used a component OF TOXIC, sltera.
tive and auti-e ilious medicine. and HoSTETrER'S
STOMACH BITTERS is the only medical pref ara
ton in the world in Aieh this article used as an
ingredient Hence the extraordinary fleets of this
great spec ic 1t gives strength without producing
excitement No oher Tonic does this. All the or
binary Fit ers hush thu face and eject the braia-
HOSTErTER's BITTERS difruse an a. ret able calm
through the nervous 81 stem, promote digestion and
produce sleep. No other Tonic 50 qa'ckly revives
the exhausted physical energies, restores the appe.
tite, and removes the gloom ard depression which
always accompanies eakness of the bodily rowe rs
Now York House, so Cedar Street. MY sW
mar22 d&w2w
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EVENING BELLs.-A writer in the Boston
Transcript says that William, the Conqueror,
some five hundred years ago, introduced the
custom in England of having the evening
nine O'clock bells rung. Other historians say
that the curfew, or couure feu was one of the
wise laws of Alfred the Great, as a precaution
against fire. II this be so, the Norman con-
queror only revived the custom, which was
originated for the purpose Of recalling the in
habitarts Of walled cities to their homes be-
fore the gates were closed. Twilight in En-
glish Summer fingers until after nine o'clock.
aid the curfew which "tolIed the knell of part
lug day." was the nine o'clock bell which the
Pilgrim Fathers caused to be pealed in their
new settlements when the fire was ''raked up.n
in good season. We suppose couure fen
means cover up the fire; but this injunction is
not obeyed in modern times; for in our large
cities the night is turned into day, and a large
portion Of the denizens devote it to reveiry
and pleasure instead of repose-not very
marked improvement on the old system.
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HoIMrs,s HoIF-Ar 17,h hr, n

HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 17th briS Daul Boore.
Tucker Cardenas for Portland; Saml Lindsey Giles
do for do; Orison Adams, Kanloff Matanzasf ~T do;
Nincennes. Hodgdon, philadelphia for Newburvport
schs e willard Parsons, Philadelphia Tor FORT
land. ~ -
Ar 18th, brig Richmond. Powers, Buenos Avres for
Boston; schs Mogul, (Br) Gagnee. Havana am inst
for Portland Flestwing. tBrJ Larrabte DO 9Th inst
for do; Capitol, Roberts, New York for Boston
&Sld 18th. sch II Willard.
AR 18th, brigs harriet II McGilyery, Gijbratb. fu
Carderas erh inst Tor Portland; + SWEET Chad
bourne, I'm Fortune Island for Providence; Allston
Sawyer, Chester River, Md tor Boston: Suif Sweet.
land, Philadelphia tor Salem.
Sid 10th. brigs Tftania, Danl Boone, Saml Lindsey
Orison Adams, Fircennes, Richmond L Sweet.
sens X L Pecker, q W Carpenter Mogul Fleetwing
Lamartine and others.
Ar Goth, schs Sarah. Holden. from New York for
Danvers; Lizzie w Dyer, Sumner, Boston tor Phila-
delphis.
Sid 10th brig Proteus
In port 10th, brigs Trindelen Ii II MeGilvery, AL
ston. Surf; schs Sarah, and Lizzie w Dyer.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 10th, sch j Freeman, Ry-
uor New York
BOSroN-Ar 10th barque Sharpsburg Randall,
rom Remedies; brigs Itasca. Tucker, New Orleans;
Inyvkton Hichborn, do; schs Charc. Cole, Jeremie;
F vIons Orr, Philadelphia; Triumph, Watson, do;
Eyeei. Hatch, Rockiand.
Below 10th ship Shatnuc. from New York
la zyn sch II Hall Murphy st George.
=, ar elsb' orlks Richmond, Powers, Buenos Ayres;
Seo Inhan, Mountfort Havana; schs Pc aTl, HILL
Cid 2lst, schs Annie Rich Kelsey. New Orleans.
Mms s5rEs 1opes' Washington Widow Wad
sALEM-Ar 18th, sch Geo Curtis, Haskell, Boston
for Portland.
Ar 18th. sch Concord, Kennedy, from ROckland
for New York.
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FOREIGN PORTS,

At Buenos Ayres Jan 4th, ships Kit Carson Crow
ell, foI Amherst; G Baker, Young, disg; baroues
Cza-ina, Treat. for Boston. disg; John + Pearson,
Lewis, from Portlsnd, disg; Jas NJ Churchill Sea-
vey. for New York. do; Charlotte A Littleneld.
Nickels, for Akyab. disg; Sarah b Carlton. Oreutt
unc; George Brown, OBI en-. unc; Flor del Mar
WswelI, for Antwerp, ldg; brigs Alpine. Kiman,
oisg; Sparkling Sea, Segur,for New YORK next day;
At St Jago lat inst, brig Faustina Griffin, for Trim.
idad days. to load for New York.
CID at Matanzas 10th inst barque Orchilla, Have
ner, Boston; briggs Lincoln Webb. GTeene af, Phila-
deiphia; w DrscO. Buckman, Portland.
=, In port 10th inst, ship Aymer, Carver. for New
nork log; barques Gertrude, Chase, for Portlands
Rachel, Mitchell, for do; briggs Onset. Means and
Belle Gardiner, for Boston; Gen Marshall, Lancas-
Ellsworth. McBIiie, for Philadelphia: Theodoins,
(Brl Lamperds. for Holmes hole TOR orders
At Sagna 18th inst, brig Maria White, for York
AR at Nassau MP 18th uit sch Silas rsi lie, Grsnt
Turks Island, in distress. land cd l6 for FankforDs
5o.n' orig SWEET Chadoourne, Bath land sailed
Cid 18th. schs Mathis. Amesbury Camden; 17fh,
II Perkins, Lane. Holms's Holo.
fPer City of Washington. at New York;
CID at Liverpool 4th lest. Rising Sun. Orr, New
Ar at London 9Th. EdminstOn Bros. Cam. Port
Ar at plymouth Sth, samcset. Cobb, Maulmain.
Sid i'm Miiordhayen 9Th, Brenda Cox, iron Liv-
Sid I'm cadz 18th ut, Bethiah Thayer. Carney, Tor
PernambucO.
Ar at LeghOrn I'd inst. Anna Camp, DrummOnd,
Swansea.
n Ar at Hong Kong. tno da;el Waterloo. Babson, I'm
Ar at Singapore Jan as, Ellen Sears Bartlett from
Liverpooli 2lst, Joshua Bates, Walker, Ran COON =
SID Jan ~. Congress, Drinkwater, Akyab
Ar at Monteyideo Jan %. Charter Oak. Tukev FIN,
New York; Gath, N Greenleaf Merrimar' Cariifi.
sid I'm Buenos Ayres Jan 20, A Littlefeld, Nick.
els, India. s :
Ar at kio Janeiro LIST ult Amity, Stinson, Cardiff
Kate Holmes Pennell. Newport 3D. Richard III
GreeDough, Cardiff; 4th, 4 Sherman, Blanchard
Southampton. ! 80
. At Remedies 18th INST. barques Sarah hobart,
erosion, for New York, ldgi TIovatore, kendletcn.
for do do.
al.ar SPOKEN. ..a
March IA, lat As 20. Ion 81 90 Br steamship Unitsd
Kingdom from Glasgow for Portland. 49,
March IA, lat "a So Ion IL. brig Hampton from,
Bangor for - days cut.
March II, lat 80, Ion % 80. brig Sea Lark, from
Boston for Matanzas, .ls
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Guard,a,,,s N.Ve-

THE under jgntd, Guardiaa of Lendai w. o.
\ COED, minor child OF Francis Usgoo late Of
Portland in the County OF Cumberland, deceas< d.
noen IRON the Proba Court A. pub 10 o, pr Vate
ga Q. oa the premises Thu sday, tae 9th day Of
April 1865 at o'clock p N all said m nors int p
es ~ tenant in common certain real estate, sifu
ate in said Portland, on the Nortneast0fy side Of
Green Street. measuring three rods on aid strest
and extending bsck oae hundred To- more or lesI
to Carton Street. h9liing the same width = Aiao
one lot on the Northeastsr d. Of Canto strs,,t
measuripg about 50 feet on ssid Street ard exlspd
ING back CD or 20 feet, mo or lssa
= RHODA r. OSGOOO Gnraeian-
sxRY BAILEY & Co. Auefi 'neers -.
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MARRIED..

In this city, March Is, by Rev N Graham James
Q Buzzell, Of Day on, and Miss Matte o Hooper, of
Portland
10 Rockland, March 16, by Rev Kalloch, ] W
Wakefield of z 49, = :" =
In Reckland, March 10, Chas NJ Gregory, of Cam
den and Elsie Rhodes of K.
In Lewiston, March II. VIM Tindall and Mrs Eli.
In Bangor, March II. John Bartlett and Cataarine
II Jewett.
II Bangor, March Is. Capt Thos Jones and Miss
Fannie IA Lander
In Abbott. March 9, Ovid y Leighton and Miss
Jemima Martin.
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DIED.

In this city. March %. of consumption. Mrs Mary,
wife Of James Waddell aged IS years months.
GF-Funeral ON Thureday afternoon, at O'Clock,
at house rear of No % Wilmot street ~
In this city, March 20, Hattie Richards, daughter
of e and Sarah II Howard. aged year months.
L., Boston, March IL. Capt Gustavus Hardison, of
Franklin, Ne. aged 81 years months-late master
of brig Fannie Lincoln.
Ia Pittston. Mrs Elizabeth Castn aged 81 years
In Paris. March 9, William w McKenney, ag %
years IL days. lat4t
In Lowell March 9, Mr. John Buffers. aged So yrs.
In East Fryeburg, March IL, MIR James Hobbs,
aged 81 years. tElifi.4'HU 7lH7
In brunswick. March 8. Mr. Isaac Lemont aged
66 years v4-l3; fs. . :. Il
In Webster. March 6, of consumption, Lizzie J,
daughter of the late Capt Joseph sanborn, aged %
years months 30
Of the Society of Friends, aged 70 years. n.
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guizGl DIR. LANGLEY'S lng
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS

The Great Blood Purifier the best Health Restor-
cine used u .
Ihsg Ell ctually cure Jauadice, Dyspepsia, Liver
ava hiioue complaints, General Debility, and all
they cleanse the system. regulate tho bowels re.
sore me appetite drive out all humor- purify the
Dioco and strengthen, inyigorate build up and re-
store to heal h ana soundness. both bed ana mind
al who use them. Price 25, so. and rs cts yer bot
tle; sold by a dea ers in me 1icine. GEORGE C.
il-J1 9ilH rnU5 mchl81d4m
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spEctAL NorICEs.
Miiian's Inso,ubIe cement,

!. w0od' leather. crOckery and other substances
80. Oes' aid to economy that the housskeeper can
-, :. v liquid FORM and iasoluole in water or
49, 80, Aunefe oily substances completely. Two
o1L'' $3.50 win brush Family package) % cents
HILToN BROS. & Co., Proor,sto,s p.ou,,on.o
r. T. Ga receipt Of 90 cents, family roos..o III,
be sent by mail. gah-do-s
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ing that when he was put in Fort Lafaette
for his disloyalty, he had firmly grasped
in one hand the standard of the Maine De.
nocrscy, and in the other the flag of JEFF.
Davis! Who can doubt that fellow-feeling
existed and now exists, between the men who
engineer the party machinery of our Maine
Copperheads. and the men whose blood-red
hands have been clutched at the throat OF our
national life!
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JEVELRY.

Send me One Dollar by mail ard will send you
any ofthe following e Id Plated Articl. s:-Set OF
adies, Jewelry Long Oh in. Locket. Neck Chain,
KING vest Chain, Bracelet, Gents Chsin FIN, Set
OF Bnttons, Set OF Jet Hoops, Belt Buckle, Belt
I'm. Also viii seno good Hunting Cssed Silver
Plated Watch and Lhain fer sl6
:, Address, DRESSER's Dollar Sto'e e., Portland.
Ne. Box 1872. maryd2n.
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A Beautiful Brace of Democrats.

A Beautiful Brace of Democrats "a
Wehave before us an envelope, on the top
left hand corner of which, in red and blue, is
the Confederate flag, flying in the breeze.
On the lower corner, and directly beneath the
folds of this rebel flag, is the following printed
carl. .nas-srss haa gs1aasa1 l5lodksos
fs'Rm JCoNFEDERATEl moi $3.50
afaz 81 4 aro FLAG. soassv eiio
Sargent, Hill & Go. 2sf'7as'
WHOLESALE GRocERs,
DEALERS m
Western Produce& Ship Stores,
- s rchoupitoulas street, 10 -si -
NEW. ORLEANS -as,-
This was au envelope used by the firm
whose name it bears. With this envelope
was scot us business. card of ordinary size,
which we also give, regretting that we cannot
give the nag, which floats at the left hand cor
ner also printed in coIors. 1t is arranged as
follows:
CONFEDERATE SARGENT, HILL & Co.
FLAG. Wholesale Grocers,
t DAIERs IN sr6
WESTERN PRODUCE & SHIP STORES,
= no, Tchoupiioulas Street. TIT MI
E. 4. sargent sargent; az I'M, NEw.oR u
nus envelope and card were received few
weeks since from New Orleans, from an oflici-
Al IN tne Senate Of Louisiana, and they can be
seen by any one who is curious to inspect
them. What gives interest to the matter is !.
that this c. f, Sargent and o. A. Hill belong
in Yarmouth, and took part in the town meet
log held there on Monday the 18th inst. sar-
geant making the motion to lay on the table
~, Inc proposition to use the town check list.
Inns is not all. At thelvery time Messrs. Sar-
gent ana Hills names. were thus being used
~ connecslon with the rebel ,fag-the flag be-
Ing printed on their cards to intensity their
reasonable professionalism families resided
In Yarmouth, and Sargent was one OF. the
Democratic State Committes Of Maine. show
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81 New Jersey. ruled by the Camden and
Amboy Railroad, through Copperhead repre-
sentatives and officials, has refused to ratify the
constitutional amendment. thus giving her
voice for perpetual slavery; has refused to sub
NIT the question to direct vote of the people;
has voted down a proposition to extend the right
of suffrage to her soldiers in the field, and she
has abolished the majority rule, so as to elect a
U. ,. Senator by minority. Verify, Democracy
is progressing! ilA''N
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Farm for SoIe.

SIrDArED in Casco, ear W. bb's Mills: san.
ca anu wooded; with House, Barn snd wpod-ponsa
t.eseon IN good repair; cuts about ten Tor ~ Hs
pie tees. " 8SVu' h'y Ap"
For partio 1isrs apply to DAVID NASH near III,
Rrem ds or Mrs. MARTHA ROGERS at East
"i" mar2Jv4wH
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Slavery Statistics.

The New York World contains reView OF
Mr.. Kennedy's census report relating 10 agri'
culture in connection with slave iaoor' Sc
ries of tables exhibits, in detail, the number OF
siayebolders and the number of slaves they
respectively own, county by county, in al tne
slayehelding States. The great impending
change in the condition Of the negro popula-
.;on wilI cause revolution 10 the agriculture
If sixteen of the largest States. There is
nothing in the report on agriculture, not even
rs amazing statistics OF moving and reaping
machines, which indicates and portends so
great change in the great branch of national
industry as the Acknowledgement of four mil
lions of agricultural laborers. From the gen.
eral recapitulation of the report, the following
aggreg gates have been compiled:
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Furniture af Auction.

ON Wednesday, M'rch 29h. ct 10 o'clocx. A M
~ at Hous No. rs NJ looTne Streat,-al ;b. En- /,
niture Ia said house, con listing Brussel ard In
grain Caipsts, reds and Bed tead ScfIs IoouSes
5 uffed Chsits, Rockers, Blu esu5 Looki o Gjascs
Bat Stsnd, Card, Center, Work and n,S e IL bles
Parlor stove and cook stove. BefrigeIator &o TO-
gether win many Useful articles OF Hous. keeping
oo HENRY BAILEY q Co., Ausuoneers,
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Ease, Elegance and Safety !
The Novelty Pipe Cover.
Patented Feb'y 7th, 1861. d9
To the Public.

his is to earthly tIat fifteen years ago VIII taken
SICK, and the doctors called it Liver Complaint and
treated me for that disease but received no perma
nent relief, and during the pest winter had been
worse than atany previous time. called to see DR.
HHarv'y Feb litb, 1865. and he disagreed with all
who had before examined and treated my Ase, stat.
ing there was no trouble with my liver but that 1t
was in tho stomach and epigastr'c region, and that
ny disease was Dyspepsia Dr. Harvey treated me
for this disease, and am happy to say l an now
entirely free ,rSn this terrible difficulty also had
the catsrrh very bad for sars and this is most
tirely removed. woold be pleased to SEQ and talk
with any one in regard to my case @-h zoe
EDWARD c. MONROE,
80 Washington st.
Portland, March 10. 1856 mch2Otf
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He lmold's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
Is the great LiuYesic, ..ss
HELMBoLo's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT nARsAPA-
RILLA
FL Is The Great Bhod Furif = -
tn are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
snd Chemistry, and are ;he most active that Gan be
made,
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DEsERTER's FROM LEES Apnv-It "a
said these deserters believe i, nn,as $50
and come to us in the "dark of tho 80 -
bringing horses and equipments which h.
dispose Of to our Government. Thew sro 49,
mng feilows-a little more cunning than III
would like to have them. 1-Ns' -'''e
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Eagle aim Mutual Goal AL

g HARES Ia the above Company can be had At
O102, MIDDLE STREET. a sectio oai yiew on ths
can b. seen at the same place.
mar22dlw EDWARD SHAW, AIT
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New Hamnshira EloA.:

THE vote of New Hampshire, for Governor.
stands as follows: s l51 ,G
For Smith, Union, 3414a
Harrington, Democrat, 2s,OSi
Union Majority, 6,O59
Governor Gilmore's majority last year was
o'i4o' and President Lincoln's majority in No
vember was 1885,
Inc returns show the election Of POI Union,
members OF the House of Representatives,
and 1O2 Democrats, with about half dozen
to be heard from.
. For representatives to Congress. Marstop
Union, in the 1st District, has majority over
al 81 about 1000; Rollins, in the I'd District
S Su.on' mas majority of 100; and in the Cd
S a"o asterson's majority, Union, is about
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Taesday,... ...,ra,.;;;;v;;v;;;:..,,.March 81.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester st John
NIB for Boston.
Steamer Montreal. Liscomb, Boston
Brig Daniel Boone, Tucker Cardenas
Big Samuel Lindsay, (of Bostopl Giles Cardenas
Sch willard, Pars0ne, Philadelphia
Sch Nevada, Mann, Boston.
Sch Geo Curtisss Haskell, Boston.
Sen sea Bride, Coombs Byannis
Sch WIN Jones, Jones, Rockland
Sch Augeline, Hix. Rockand.
Sch Olive Avery, Wilson Rockland
Sch Twilight, Thorp, Bristol.
Schs Island Queen, Johnson, and Willie G. Th mp.
son, Southport
Schs Atlantic. Pierce; King Fisher, Hodgdon. and
ID ID Mansfield, Pierce, Boothbay
Southport.
schs H Cameron. Cameron, and Emily Swift.
Orne Southport. 1l
Schs Dawning Day, Ram, and White Foam
Thompson, Southport. 70 ~ I
Schs May Queen, Race, and Maria Ann, Reed,
Boothbay. ts tt nr NIT -ND'
schs silver Lake. Reed. and North Light, Hods.
don Boothbay. -
schs Nellie N strout, Adams, and Jas Pool. Pink.
ham. Boothbay. l7'r = $3.50
Sch Clarabel, Smith, Bristol for New York.
sen Voant, Cousins, fremont for New York
CLEARED
Brig Hattie Emery, Fits, Matanzas = Isaac L
Baraue T Hazetine, Capt Robt Turpor sailed
from the capes Of Delaware Dec Is for New Orleans
WIN coal Tor Government, and has not since bsen
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IMPORTS.

CARDINALS. Brig Daniel Boone-2SS hhds INC.
lass .. % tres do, 20 bbls do, PhinneY jackson;
hhds molasses. 2 bbls do. master.
Brig Samuel Lindsey-556 hhds molasses, 40 tres o
to kedpAth & Son n
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Sead II his.

From IS to $40 per day made by selling Dresser.
Prize Pao lagos. Agents Wanted.
Address, L. DRESSER,
feb9d2m* Portland, Maine, Box 1872
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A THING OF BEAUTY is A 10,

THING OF BEAUTY Is A Joy FOREVER.
Those who desire br .lliancy OF compl sxioh must
purify and enrich the bio ID .wh ch HELMBoLDs CON-
OENTaATED sARsAPARILLA invariably does. Rec
Take no other. y ~ 4 -. ~ = : -
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Durham, Havana. -Aiy Ann
AR 9Th. barque May Stetson, Allen. Pepssco,. -,
brig z Kennedy, Geyer, Boston. ''n
Below llth, ea,que Commerce Robinson f,o,,
Boston; schs Alligator, Wharton, from Eastnopt
1qy Fonrtn shaw. from Havana
Wilmington NC A'Hui' LOrihs'
sam iAA Az 18th, brig Hattie. Gilkey,
Matanzas As' nAortoh' from
-, zig 18th, barque Houston, Ross, Port Royal SO;
Washington SA0o'
NEW YORK-Ar 19.h, baroues villafranca. An
derson, Sagua; Eiba, Drisko, Cienfuegos.
Boston.
Ar 2lst. ship Palmer Low. Hong Kong;
NEW LONDON-Sld 18th, schs Pearl. HUI, Phila-
oeipnia tor Bostcn; Abby Gale McDonald N FORK
Tor do; Maria Louisa. Robinson. DO Tor fortIapd
MYSTIC Cf-Ar 18th, sch Fairdeae en- Coombs,
Ezabethport.
PROvIDENCE-Ar2 o.h sch Frodk Gall, Ingra-
nam. New York A.
EEWPORT-Ar 10th. brig Mazatlan. Maddocks.
Bristol for hiladephia; Geo w Snow. Haskell, from
Providenee for New York. mrs lotl8 nI tlrs 80.
In port 10th. ship Young Mechanic, repg; brig
Aazatlan; sch G W Snow, and Others.
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For Sale.

A full blooded Newfoundland Doc. ten nontha'
old. ror sale. Enquire of .oa ~ 10 aIas. 8
alo haep5 i . w.N, DEFINING, gl4alsa
mch2stf ia Middle ST.
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U. :. MARNHAL,S SAIE.

UNITED brATfB OF AMERICAN, I
District OF Malice, Is. ef
DUhSUANT to Vend: Expo; to me directeg
Il T. ON the Hon. Ashur Ware Ju5 % of The IIni,sS
states District ourt viton aud Ior the District o.
Maine thaii expose and sell at public vendu 3, Ia
the higt est BIZ der therefor the following prouertw
and rohandi4e, at the time and place within saia
Distr ct SIS follows. viz:-- -
At the 1Ppraiser's Office, 1913 Fore. St "a, PORT.
.9ng, % tnursddv The SIXTH day Of april Rsrt at
One Haadred nllage Barrels Of PEAS; One Rsn-
CIGARS. '~
Inc sans having been decreed forfeit to the uni.
yea ates In the District Court tor laid District
ana ordered to be sold and the proceeds disposed Of
DATED Il Portland thistworty day OF March
CHARLES CLARK,
mcnzz otd U s. Marshal DIST; OF Maine
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
Eagle Hill Mutual Coal Company

GTOCKHoLDE in this Co npany will p'easo mr.
- sent their ke,-ipts aad take thelr Csrifeaes at
los MIDDLE SJRESr. -
IN r22 I'm EDWARD SHAW.