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creek, Ray, Bangor for FAN Riveri Sea Ranger,
Sears from Bangor for Alexandria; Eben Herbert.
"ngnt, Calais
c,NEWPOkr-Sd 18th brig Robin, Hopkins, from
Nn s y for New York schs Union, PendetOn,
anu nsfa Louisa, Robinson. Rockland for do Mary
9mielos mslte, Jonesboro for do Rattan. Curtss,
N V Tor doi Python, ClOsson, BTooksvs for
pe1s, lorki Daniel Williams Hunt Dix Island for
N HOLINESS HOLE AR l7th schs New Globe,
lana 10 Tor Portland; Sa' ali A Hammond, Paine
Gardiner for Wilmine ton '
Sailed, lrig Frontier, Liiteheid PHILADELPHIA for
aoi schs paragon, Hatch, do for do; Shooting star
M Tshail alals Tor New York; Malabar, Welch,
Wilmington for Bangor; Saratoga Pinkbam Phila.
delphia tor Newbnry port; OriaBa, Smith. Bangor:
Oregon, fratt, hockland Tor do; Cosmos Stetson,
do for New York Mary Emily Veazie hanger for
Essex, CT; Mars Hill, Bowden, do for Proyidenee;
Iowa, Dodge, do for New London; Me6ford. Tor.
dan. Ellsworth for doi Willis Putnam. Cook, Caiais
for Providence.
in port 18Th. scbs Electric Light, S ] Lindsey.
Nigilant. and Mars Hill
BosroN-Ar 18th sehs Pavilion. Long. York;
Glide, Lewis do
CID ls.h, barques Sarah Payson. Dakin. Riehi.
Ouetoi Eugenia, Mosher. ehediao.
Ar 18th, brig Isabel Beurman, Small, New York;
schs lahuc Bancroft Machas; Mariel. kaler, Wal.
uoooIo; Ala, Bunker, Gouldsboro; Oceaniol, Wal
Aoe' " uoooroi Brutus. Dodge and ATabella, iris
9eo, DAnRoIi banner Hodgkins, do; AlnOmak, An
uIsws, hocklandi Laurel, McCarn, Hull with sails
ana ancnoTs OF sunken schr Foster
SALEM-Ar 18th, brig Frontier IittIeaeld Pbiia
aelpha LOT fortland scbs Percy. Copp do for Saco.
Henrietta Jones, Eizabethport for Haoweii. aeior,
Mar, Harris, Bangor for Boston; Rramhail saUver
Portland for New Yerk VIM Crawford, HasEeIl
Boston for Goggin Ms; Vixeu, g.nsllage A., 10 NJ
Desert; Jane. Robinson. Boston for RanSor ~
PORTSMOUTH-Ar Is h, schs Flizabefb Turnsr
Calais Amelia, Cobb, Roekland
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erything, from chain cable and anchor to .
hook AID eye and a pin, shall be turned out
eady for home use and exportallon! we
want our block factories, our last factories,
our edge-tool factories, and manufactures Tor
the production OF cutlery, wood-screws, out
tons. and Thousand other inventions in wood
and metal.
Aud why may not Portland supply large
reoion of country with hats, caps, boots, shoes,
r.sdv-made clothing; with wooden ware,
such as tubs. buckets, pals, brooms, etc, and
with farming tools, such as carts, sleds, plows,
harrows, rakes, moving machines, reapers,
and the thousand and one articles all of which
require labor and skill in their construction
and command money for their purchase?
True, something is done in some of these
articles now, but not a 1.-THE Of what might
be, of what should be. Geneva, situated on
barren rock, has made herself rich with the
manufacture of watches and jewelry. 1t is
the intelligence, the skill and the industry of
people-eombined with enterprise-that con-
titute the source Of national growth and
prosperity. Let the citizens of Portland think
of this. Let them enter the lists aud contend
for the champions betin the great Industrial
contests of the day. We want live men; men
of heart, head and spirit. 1t is no time for
drones no time for slothful or timid men who
hide their talents in napkins, or bury their
money in the earth. la
1t is to be feared we have already too much
of this; too much Of laying away money in
z 30 napkins, where it will be not only free
from taxation but equally free from such pro-
duction as viii add to the public veal. We
would not be misunderstood. 1t was well to
invest in 1905 to aid the Government in its
emergencies, but the money thus converted
should not be dormant. 1t should be made
the solid capital on which to erect the struct-
ure Of public enterprise. m W .3
We are glad to know that we have some
men-not few, we trust-who are determin-
ed to make Portland what she should be,-a
hive of industry, where the activities of her
own working population shall be stimulated
by hopes of adequate reward, and where in
dustrious men shall take pleasure in thronging
for purposes of business, and to ply the arts Of
peace and to elaborate the mechanical ingenu-
tiles Of the age.
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a Harmon &c sawyer,
U.S.War Claim Agents for Maine

Will give their exclusive attention to collecting
Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of Pay, Prize
Money, Lost Clothing, &c.
ofhcers' Accou is with the Ordnance. Quartermas.
tiers and Treasury Departments adjusted and settled
and certificates OF non-indebtedness obtained
Terms reasonable.
81 No Charge unless successful
All advice d information free. 7aG Fl
Office No. IS ExchangeSt, Jos, Block, told stand
of Bradford 4 Harmony
2 X. HARMON,
W. s. SAWYER.
REFaRENeEs:-Hon. VIM. P. Fessenden, U. g.
Senator; Hon Samuel Cony, Gov of Maine; Hoo
Israel Wsshburn, Jr., Collector of Customs.
Z 5sf M mlyl6d&wtf 2
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Administrators Sale of Real
h-f Estate.


HAVING been duly llcensed BY fbe aop I,h,
- waterman, Judge Of Probate 10 All -
pubic or private sal, all the real estate ~
Ihomas ii Bre7lin, late OF Portland ocntist AL
sezed and possessed including he reyersion - ~ y
Widows dover, the undersigned will selI ~ IN. i;
auction, on he 20.h day OF June next unless bes,o
thar time disposed of at private ale ut 10 o'ooct n,
me foreno IN. on the premises the brick = eir =
house on Free Street, in Portland, known as n q
At II O'Clock A N, on the premises tho nav b-i,k
siors on the easteriy side Of Uni n street in Port
land, now Cccurf0d BY Tyler Lamb:
At ~ o'clock on u premiles, Ooe balm 4,
Common and undivided OF the land on Ere sfreat
10 Portland, SO d 20 II. fac0n and r. II Rreslin 80
Israel RchardsoD, with the new three ssoTy b-;,1-
store, and the large wooden dweliiog h U.S. an tSe
same; y" 'Ao
AZ O'Clock M, on TIE p~emisas one-half nav. l.
common and undivided Of the lot on the eaa e,i-
corner OF panfoftb and Walnut stree in Pcrt
ian1, extending on Walnut street to tho school.
house; 80 'N"N"A-
Immediately afsor the sale Of the last uam,d LOT
upon the premises, one hall part In common and m
DIVIDED OF the large lot On the southerly corner Of
nanIori and walnut stree 5, upon which are two
double tw.-st0rY dwelling houses; this lot Ia l10
feet deep from Danforih street. As soon astho ie,e
Jog is sold, and at ssme piece oue-half NE ~,
common and undivided Of the lot m Wa NM S,,.st
ABIDING the preceding, and ex endina on said TO-,
10 the high stone allthere built N''
Persons desiring to purchase eith,r + The abova
pieces o. property beongir to i'd estate in ocr1
mon with other owners ca n ascertain at " hat r,ics
the co,tenants interest be bought BY INQUIRY of
ALsxXNDER TYLER, AdmInistra,er
Portland, May 10 1866. maS2odaw
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EVERY ONE SHOULD USE
Halls Vegetable Sicilian
HE RENEWER

That splendid preparation for the hair which is
fast becoming SO popular, and SO much inquired for.
No one VINO mas once tried it will ever give up its
use.
1t is vegetable compound and contains no in
furious properties whatever. 1t will restore gray
hair to its original color; it will prevent the hair
from falling out; it causes the hair to or on bald
heads it cea ses the scalp and makes the hair soft
ustrous and siken. 1t is beautiful hair dressing
Is recommended and used By the first medical au
thority.
Be very particular TO ask for Hans Vegetable
Soilian Hair Remover, as there is worthless imi-
tation In the market sWEe ROSY
K. 7. HALL CO., Proprietors, Nashua, N, H.
Wholesale Agents in Portland. w. F. Phillips and
H. Hay, ana sold BY Druggists and Dealers gen.
orally. may16 4w
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Recent Publications.

HIsToRIoAL VIEw OF THE AMERICAN Revolt
TON; By George Washington Greene, author
of Historical Studies, - Biographical Stud
les" etc. vol. 16me, PIP. 443. Boston ::
Tcknor s. Fields.
This volume comprises twelve lectures read
before the Lowell Institute of Boston, during the
winter of is62-6s. Not only do they contain o
great amount of information presented in an
attractive form aud luminous style, but they
exhibit the working of principles and the ope-
ration of certain immutable laws in q manner
especially useful at the present time when every
lesson which wecan gather from the past is Of
value for the future. The lecture on ssThe Re-
lations of Congress and theState Governments, /"
and that on the Finances of the Revolutions, -
are specially suggestive. In the appendix will
be found chronological outline of important
events from 1900 to 1888, and various useful
statistical tables, It q book of unusual inter
est and value. t 1911
For sale hv Davis Rrothars
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ECIAL MOTT q &c . /.


me undersigned, after fifteen years successful
pracilce In the old firm OF Bradford Harmon
would inform his friends and tho public generally
that he will still give his exclusive attention to
the prosecution of claims Tor Pensions, Bounties
Arrears Of Pay, and Prize Money, and al other
claims arising out ofthe present war for the Unto
His facilities for the transaction of this business are
such as 10 insure promp and success in ali mat
tiers entrusted to him.
Late Prize Lists can alxas be seen at his office
All advice and information free Terms low. and
no pay required until the claims are obtained. ~
Office. Jose Block So Exchange Str ct.
IA saasss z. *. HARMON.
Portland, May 6-tfd&w
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In Newburyport, May Is Dea Benjamin Pratt,
formerly of Yarmouth. aged so years.
In Cumberland. May Is, Mr. Nicholas Blanchard
aged SO years months M
In Phillips. April Is, of spotted fever. hiram o
Butterfsld, Eco, aged SO years
In Pennington. April 49, of erysipelas, Mrs Caro-.
line e. wife of VIM Woods, aged AZ years. .,'...
In saco, May IL, Mrs Margaret, wife of Hiram
Wormeil, aged "a years. ~
In West Buxton. May /, Margaret Anna daughter
of Hiram aud Susan Hayes. aged al wears.
In Jonesboro, May 10, Mr. u III Hall aged 70 years.
In Machias, April 10, Mrs Hannah Hathaway,
aged 81 years tlF
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sPECIAL soxlCEs
HsI1oaIG sEE Mt s.
Fine Dress Boots.


Gents Tne Dress Boots made to order from the
best
FRENCH CALF & PATENT LEATHER.
and in Style Of workmanship not 10 be surpassed. If
equalsd, in thecity Giving our whole attention to
the making of Gents Fine sewsd Walking and
Dress Boots and Shoes OF all kinds we fatter our.
selves that we can make them In q style to please
the most fastidious, aud at prices as low, if not
LOWER, than the same quality Of work can be
made in the city 4.
A full and cemplc assortment Of Cents Fine Calf
Boots, sewsd Shoes and Congress Boots, Buckle
Shoes and Boots Of all kinds Ladies' fine Serge
Boots 60. Misses Boots of AL kinds, and all other
kinds usually found ina ~
FIRST CLASS SHOE STORE.
A small lot OF Laeies' plain Serge Cong, Collins,
s1,75; with tips s2,Oo.
A. GOWELL, ,SL
70 Middle Street.
May 2O-eodtf
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IMPORTANT POSTAL CHANGES The new pos
changes of special importance to business men.
Letters but partially prepaid, are now to be for
warded, the balance to be collected upon deliv
cry, at single instead of double rates, as here
tofore; but letters wholly unpaid, are sent d.
rectly to the dead letter Office, so that care
should be exercised not to omit the stamp, or
yexatious delay will follow The fee for adyer-
tised letters is increasedto two cents, while at
offices where there is not a free delivery by car
riers, drop letters require only lone cent stamp
to each half ounce.
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TO MAINE SOLDIERS.

The undersigned wonid give notice that they are
prepared to give their exclusive attention to the
claims of all Officers and 81 iers who are about to
leave the ser7 ice. Pensions, Bountes, Arrears of
Pay, and Prize Money collected with despatch
The latest Prize Lists, with the and value of
each Prize, can boexsmined by any one who chooses
to call. ALI good claims cashed u desired. Advice
free. No charge, ualess successful.
The junior member of this firm, having been con.
nected with the late 9TH Regt Maine volssfor over
three years. understand fully the rights of both Of
ficers and Soldiers, a. would respectfully his
military friends to call at his Office, where he will
attend to them personally. 2a lu
80. 4s--i 5s-.s ISAAC N. FELCH
a-sf,.,t FRANK G. PATTERSON.
Portland May 9. 1865. dim
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GRAvER THOUGHTS OF COUNTRY PARsoN; By
the author Of "Recreatons of a Country Par
SON." Second Series. / vol. l6mo. Ticknor
& Fields. III VI "a
The Country Parscn is always welcome If
occasionally diffuse in style he is always reada-
BILE and free from obscurity, and if his range of
thought is narrow his sympathies are wide
These 'graver thoughts consist Of eighteen
sermons upon some Of the every day duties of
life. The topics are treated with a practical
directness and religious faithfulness which are
not toe common, and the volume will be found
pleasant and useful addition to the series of
this authors works.
Davis Brothers have it for sale z p
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DIR. TEBBETTs'
PHI SIOL 60 @ 70 Al
III AID

r f. @ ~ N e r. A Il o r. !
The Aost WodsrfsI Discovery cfthe 4g.! 'Ja
Will positively restore Gray Hair to its or original
color, whether black, brown or auburn, and being
glossy and he tT appearance. 1t will also promote
grow h of new hair on bald heads, where tho
glands roots are not disorganized ard eff ctualiy
scalp. 1t is warranted produce the above results
or money refunded.
-,es,fe TEBBETTS BROTHERS,
50 Proprietors Manchester NJ h.
W. W. WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland Sold by
Druggists everywhere. m = maylleods i
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CoLcATE,s HONEY soar.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand, lie made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollieut in its nature, fragrantly
scented. and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale By all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. a jan31dlyr.
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DIR. LANGLEY's
ROOT AND HERE BITTEl

% L A ND III Il II b BITT ERS
The Great Bl9od Purifier; the best Health Restor.
er, and the most perfect Spring and Summer Medi-
cine ever used
Thes effsctualIy cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious 20 0plaints General Debility, snd alt
kindred diseases
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels, re-
blood, and stroDg inyigoratc build up, and re-
store to health an soundnes. both bedy and mind,
sil who u se them Price Is, 80. and rs cts per hot
tlo. sold by dealers in medicine. GEORGE O.
GOODWIN & Co., sS Hanover St., Boston.
mehISld4m
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PRrcEs-Beef Cdttle-Extra $l34@ IA " ID; first
quality consisting of good oxen best steers &C. at
1910 ID; second quality, good fair beef, ll39l2;
third quality, light young cattle, l019 IL; Poorest
grades, $40 loon tho total weight of hide, taow,
and beef tii N
Working Oren-From $50 to 275; handy steers,
800 to 100; according to value ss beef.
Cors-Ordinary from $40 to 20; Extra, from SIS
to 100; Farrow, &c &30@40.
Sheep and lambs = SHARED, 6l9c per Id; Ur-
sheared. OH per Id; extra cossets, 15@I6.
Veal CGiUes-From SO to lie per ID. u
Sivine-Fat hogs, l09lltci Shoats, l4lt9151c live
weight.
CdH Skins from Is to 2oc per 1b.
Petts 00@S2 50: country lots, 81 259l so.
Hides--7alSc " ID. har.as't IL TN.
TGltoaO-8@11c. s-. i..... .s.f Il
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mARKaHED.

In this city. May Is. by Rev Fl Moore. Alfred A
Stevens, of Westbrook, aud Miss Lottie W Turner,
Of Portland. ls 81
In Jay, May 10, Orlando A Pease, of Wilton. and
Lavinia Butterfeld. of as i5t l.a
In Freeman. May IA, Maj Enoch Craig, of F, and
Mrs Jane Wheeler, of Phillips
In Lewiston, May IA J IL Goddard, Of L. and
Mary johnson. of Pittston ~
Iu Auburn, May Is. Frank Lee, of Boston, and
Ella L Herman. of Wayne. afN1t- 60.
In Rockland, April II, Anson Hewett and Emma
Brewster. t .rIs
In RocEiaDd. Apri %. Irving Sleeper and Fran
ceAa Simmons SO , I4.N
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DIR Is. p Onirnhu

Having concluded not to locate himself permanent
ly hereafter in an, one place. would give notice that
he will return to bis home at BELFAST on Sdtur-
day, May 9th, stopping few days in BATE. All
persons having unsettled accounts with him are re-
quested to cali at Els OFFICE and settle the same.
Letters enclosing stamp addressed to him at BEL
FAST, Me- where he can be consulted during the
summer, will be promptly answered.
Portland May g. 1865. If
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DIR. LIGHTHII,L,

OF No. 20 Boylston Street. Boston, aOiH be at
the United States Hotel, Portland, from Mon
day noon May 22d, until Saturday noon May
9th, when he can be consulted on CHRONIC
CArARRH, BRONCHITIS, DEAFNESS, DISCHARGE
from the EAR, noises in the Head, and diseases
of the EYE. NOSE and THROAT.
Artificial Eyes inserted without pain.
May 13-d&w7t
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THE HONEST OLD MEDICINE

N. H. Downs Basanic Elixir, for Coughs. Colds
Whooping Cough, and all diseases of the throat,
chest and lungs, III
y Ses circulars Tor certificates from Hon. Paul Dill
linghim, Hon. Bates Turner, late Judge of the su.
preme Court of Vernon; Dr.. j. B. Woodward.
Surgeon for the Vermont Militia. ser
Z Sold by all dealers in Medicines. John Henry
Waterbury, Vt, Proprietor. 1900
mar30dIn 4 WILT
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The undersigned in behalf Of the Portland and
Portsmouth Raj road Co., would hereby express to
the Fire Department the City, the hearty thanks
OF tho Cooperation. for their valuable and efficient
services az the late freely which its rayages we're
stay ed, and the Il lmes confned to limited space.
FRANCIS CHASE supt.
Portland. May 10 n, 1856 may20dIt -
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Helmbold's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
Is the great Diuretic. BOX
EELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAPA-
RILLA rr
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Z Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and are the active that can be
made.
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FREIGHTs OF Flour The Circular of
Mrs. w. Sykes, of Chicago, of May 10Th,
quotes freights of -four from Chicago to Port
land or Danviile Junction, by rail, at 81 rs; to
Bangor, 81 so per Dbl. for flour. By propellers
it's $1.15 to New York, and $l.25 to Boston.
It will be noticed that there has been a large
reduction in the freight by rail. li3W
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CHARLES, ITNTMENT

CHARLES' LTNIMENT, n
A sure and speedy cure for Scratches, Calls, Cuts,
SO, on Horses To owners of horses it ia indispen
ssble, curing Sweat, Calls. Cuts, Flesh Wounds Of
every kind, and the worst cases of Scratches in
very snort time.
Full Directions accompanying each bottle. Price
% and 80 cents. sI
For sale by sif BURG ESS, FOBES & CO.
may13 dim 80 Commercial St.
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AND WASHES which choke or fill up the pores ofthe
skin, and in short time leave 1t harsh az dry 1t
is tho blood, and If you waat smooth and soft skin
use HELMBoLD's ExrRAor OF SARsAPARILLA. It
removes black spots. pimpes and all eruptions ofthe
skin. ,i 94 45l ~ Hf8
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TIlO hire $3.50 for short time on good security A
i liberal bonus will DO given.
q. L. WILLIAMS.
liz Federal St. Rom MOL
nayzodlwe Portland
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RHCE BROTHERS. 6
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
80 and II East Water ST.. sfi

.gais MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,, l
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, Flour, BEEF,
PORK, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, etc.
The following choice brands of Flour on hand =
BzRTsHY's BEST, N. WARREN,
CABINET, IA arsea EAGLE
CHAMPION, MCCLELLAN.
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge.
gH-Flour and Produce bought, stored and insur-
ed at liberal rates. marl8eod1y
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QUEEN VIcToRrA's DIADBM il re,plendent with
precious stones but its ROYAL splendor is transcend
ed by the luxuriant hair with which Sterling's Am
brosa crowns the heads of the fair maidens of %
lumbia. mat d2yv
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To PURIFY, ENRICH THE BLOOD, AND BRAUTIFY
the complexion, use HRLMBoLD's HIGHLY CoNoRN-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One bot
coctiOn.
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Nor A Few OF tHE WoRsT DISORDERS that af-
fict mankind arise from corruptions Of the blood
HELMBoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is q reme-
dy ofthe utmost value. ~ r4tfa- ~, -aa
al Z 5alsta1il {, i-l sJ4 Il2l naar20dSm
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AT MANIA aareh a. snip via Rover, Taylor for
Boston,
sid March Is. ship California Barker. BOSTON
At B0mba, 18th ult. ships Ihaatta Cardinal fror,
Calcutta ar 10th; Suliote, SOule aud Tenn a MOI
els, unc; eureka. Hall. do; bafQue W A Farm.
worth. Ihorndike for China.
AT Akyab March 81, ships c Grant Hincklev
ior Liverpool direct log I7s Cd TO fl per toa Mar
Una Todd, Pilsb1ry; and others
AZ hurrachee 10th ult. ship Romulus Lord une
AZ Soree 9Th ult brig Charles Miller Brewer, for
AT London 9th inst, ships John L Dimmock Hair
waro ior Australia. ldg; Clara Morse LswTeues:
M rayiai Patten; Gen Butler, Wood and Living
g tt e NlSHels uic Golden Horn, Rice, Port Phillip
AZ SewPorts,h inst, ship Messenger, Hili for New
AT Cardiff 4th inst ship Meridian. Iamhst. 70,
New fcrS, log; barques McGilvery Nickels for
Baltimore, DO; Gardiner Colby McLtlsn' ard An
ma Camp, Drummond, unci Lorenzo, Norman,
Ar in P narth Roads 9Th inst, ship lronsides. DIV.
Arat MansaniIla 9th inst. brig VIM A Dresser
Hatch, Portland. N-'
Ar at Trinidad sth inst baruue Rambler Packard
Aspinwalli brig Suwannee, McCobb, New York.
SID I'm Cientuegos 9th inst. brig Sarah Bernice
Ar at Havana 10th inst, sch Alice, Hansen, from
Ar at MAtanzas 9Th iust. brig Essex. Balm, Sierra
Morena
CID nth; barque TrOvatOre. PendletOn. Remedies
sid sth, briggs Samson, Delano. for New York OH
II g Berry, Emery, Phisdephia; Aneis IA Curtis
herman doi Essex BAN, and Martha Berry
AR at Cardenas 18th inst brigs J D Lincoln M;no.
sierra Moreno land sailed for Portlandl; celia III
Carver. Treat Matanzas @ ~
SID 9th, barque st Jago, White. Portland; brig
Simcoe, Higgins. New York.
, Ar at Sagua 9Th inst, barque Taayera, Merrithew,
Havana. ~ =
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HELMBoLDs EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA cleanses
and renovates the blood pures nstils the vigor Of
health into the system, and purges out the h1mors
that make disease. go
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THING OF BEAUTY ID A Jov FOREVER
Those who desire brilIiancy of complexion must
purify aud enrich tho bio ID ,wh Oh HELMBoLD's CON.
oEETRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably does. Rec.
olleect it is no patent medicine ask or Hembold's
Take no other.
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DON ESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 18th inst ship Cutwater
KEY WEST-In port 9Th, baroue Krenlin. Hal.
lett for Matanzas next day. -
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 9TH inst, ships r Win
Pensacola; 9Th, ship Narraganset Hamlin ina Beau,
fort NC. 'l
Below, sch Alice Dill. from Thomaston.
CID otn, Darque Minnesota, Watson, New York I:
BEAUFORT NC-Ar Cd. schs Col Eddy. Coouhs
ana sea Breeze Coombs Portand Henrietta, vii,
!, wAsHINGToN~Ar i5b. brig Mcntics 10, Moon,
FORTRESS MONROE-sld 18th, ship Nortb.mr-
ton, Weeks, Port Royal SO. --'-P
:, BALTIMORE-CId is h, brig Harriet, Spear, for
CID l7th schs Geo PRESCOTT. Rohart. =. "a d =,
: Coson Roberts, Kennebunk ~ ~ ~
Cid 18th, barque Philena. Davis Cardenas
Ar 18th, schs Nathan Clifford and n Areula i'm,
from Portland. = III ,
Dominion, from Alexandra for SDaip. '"'P O'u
Nickels. st John NIB ~ -A.oH'eAu"i'
AT AT latn, brig o c Clary Parker, Matanzas.
NEW YOkK-Ar nth schs orr q a Wood. Calais;
Argo, Smith. Rocklapd - ''O0~'
CID l7th barque Golden Rule sr) johnson. Rich
TUG o; orig Mystic Berry, Mobile
oarques Shamrock. Stone, Matanzas; Harmon, Per
klns, Remedies; schs Pioneer, Tucker. Beaufort NC;
Ossuna. Haskell. Washington
~ ga 18th, brigs Cosmos, Talbot, Arroyoi Mschias
PROVIDENCE = Cid 18th, sch Redordo, Tate.
Eastport
Sid lsfh sch B, ave. Crosby, New York
pbMsWPoiRTf f. 18Th sch Mary sls cher IraHs s
worth for Pawtucket; Polv Richal dson Calais for
do; Elizabeth Perkins, FIN do for Providencei Mil