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The Portland daily press., 1865-01-28

g The London, Northwestern and the Great
Western Railway Companies are about to petit
ton Parliament conformity for power to carry q
tunnel under the Mersey
81 Great guns cost something. A tcn-inch
PARROT gun costs "a, 500; an eleven-inch Rod
man gun costs $4,000; ffteen-inch Krupp's
gun costs 500, 400; twelve-inch Blakely gun
costs $4,000. The two latter are made of
steel. 81 ~
V"Common Sense" writes good article,
makes strong point, and we think his view the
correct one in the main; but we respectfully de-
cline to publish, as we do all articles upon this
ecclesiastical question, for the present at
least, except from Messrs. Walker and Walton.
They are evidently competent to handle their
respective sides of the question, and have done
so with the manifestation of temper and spirit
worthy OF their professional standing in this
community. We exclude others not from any
personal aversion to such discussion, but be-
cause for awhile, at least, we need our columns
for other uses. aH
81 Wendell Phillips, in a recent speech, in
which he said the only question to be asked is
whether this is the time to obtain the ballot-box
for the negro, drew comparison between Pres
ident Lincoln and Gen. Butler. According to
his statement, Gen. Butler is a democrat, bred in
the kennel, 1rung from the lowest sub-stratum
of New England democracy,-but the soil was
right, and when he went to New Orleans his ewes
were opened. Of whatever error General But
ler's enemies have accused him, no man since
the capture of New Orleans has ever suspected
him of making particle of distinction between
| black and white.
HDr. Harriet K. Hunt-a celebrated female
physician-annually protests against tax alton
without the right Of exercising the elective
franchise, whereupon the Springfield Republican
says the natural right of woman to be q man
is as clear as the right of hen to crow. To
this correspondent of the Liberator responds,
that the natural right of an editor, who has the
necessary qualifications, to make donkey Of
himself is as clear as any other right. Now we
insist that, though DR.. Hunt, being woman,
is not allowed to vote-which may or may not
be wise-Dr. Hunt as woman is not taxed.
Men and property are taxed. Women are mel
Their men nor property, and for this reason are
not taxed. If DR.. Hunt owns property, that
property is rightfully taxed for its protection.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-28

PHILADELPHIA-Cli 25th. barque Waltham.
Wheeler. New Orleans " -
Ar 25th, barque Annie, Chase. Pensacola; sch M A
Rich, Hardy. Boston. : -
A. 2Sth. brig Belle Bernard. Cook, New Orleans.
Below 18th, brigs John Welsh, Ida NJ Comery. and
Concord from Southern ports. Il
Cid 18th. sch Abby Bracket, Achorn New York
NEW fOhk--Ar 25ih brigs Simcoe Higgins FIN
Cardenas; Humboldt, Coombs, Fortress Monroe
Cid 10th. schs Sarah Drisko Boston; Fred Hall
Ingraham, New Haven.
Ar 26ths ship Lizzie Homans Dawson Liverneol.
barque Osmanli, Gerry. Minatitlan II days: BRIG
Belle. Ford. Port Royal sc; schs b Small Horton
Matau oIas; Ches Hodgdon, Prics. Miragoane
NEWPORT-ln port 28th. schs Superior, Paul
and Cstawamteak. Xix, FIN Rockland for New YORK :
Clara Norton. Mayo, FIN Bangor for do; 2 A Paine,
Jones Passport tor do. NJ
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 26th, brig Catharine Nick
els, Yeaton. New York for Boston; sohs L Walsh
Eaton, Georgetown for do; Shooting Star, Parsons
Boston for New York; e A Higgins. Pierce and X
Fogg. Newcomh Boston for Tangier.
Up port, brigs Fanny Butler, Lucy Ann, and the
NEW BEDFORD Sid ssth. sch Antelope, Nor.
BOSTON cid 2Gth, briggs Day Spring. pextc,
Hayansi Catharine Nickels, Phibrook. Franz Sn,t ,
sen Orris Franci., Hunt. Washington, :
ArAth, schs Mary Lant, Brown Baltimore. w
Gem, Parker, Philadelphia; City Point. Matthew"
6eifAst; Capitol. Collins, frankfort: Cane Ann
Cole, Deer Isle; Baker, Barberick. Portland
CID zIth schs s Conant Look Savannah. VIM
Loud, tryes Fortress Monroe
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The Commander of Fort Fisher

WILLIAM HENRY CHASE WHITING, the
rebel commanding officer of Fort Fisher and
the adjacent defences, at the time OF their cap
ture' was a son of the late Lieut.. Col. Levi
Whiting lst U. S. Artillery. Col. Whiting
was Massachusetts, man, and was appointed
an officer Of artillery in 1912. .8
W. II. G. Whiting was born in Mississippi,
at a time when his father was regularly sta
TONED at Baton Rouge, La, on duty with his
appropriate command.
ne graduated at the U. S. Military Acade-
my In June, lS45, at the head of his class {;
was immediately promoted Second Lieuten-
ant in the Corps Of Eneiueers. and at the out
break Of the rebellion was a captain in this
corps. He designed and constructed ali The
defensive works at the mouth Of the Cane
Fear River, excepting Fort caswell
A brother of his, civil engineer, married a
young lady from this city, not long siuce
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Legislature OF Maine.
SENATE.
TuIrRSnAYIa IA

SENATE. On
THURSDAY, Jan. 70.
Read aud 0sSigned-An act TO lncorPoralo
the Lisbon Manufacturing Co.; an act to IN
corporate the Lewiston Fire Insurance Co.;
an act additional to an act 70 incorporate the
Portland aud Forest Avenue Railroad Co.. ;aa
act to increase the rate OF tolls on the Merry
meeting Bridge.
Passed to be engrossed-Resolve authori-
Zing the Governor and Council to audit and
allow the claims of Edward Sands; an act to
incorporate the Maine Beaten Press Co.; an
act to amend chapter ITO OF the Special Laws
of 1850, relating 10 the preservation OF fish ia
Chambers River.
Passed to be endcted-An act TO incorDo.
rate the Yarmouth Paper Company an act 10
amend an act entitled ian act to incorporate
the Vassalboro' Mills Company :" an act 10 III.
corporate the Denison Paper Manufacturing
Co.: an act to incorporate the Pembroke Axe
and Scythe Co.; an act to abolish the Feb.
term OF the Supreme Judicial Court in the
county OF Knox and to change the time Of
holding the April term OF said court in said
county an act to amend the charter OF the
Augusta Hotel Co.; an act to amend an act
entitled "an act to incorporate the Pembroke
Iron Co !" an act authorizing the Clerk OF the
courts in Knox Co. to complete the records OF
the courts in said county; an act to incorpo-
rate the Atwood Lead Co.; an act to repeal
ha
an act entitled "an act 10 lncorporGSse sns
Brunswick Mutual Marine insurance 20, ap,
proved March Slst' $780, ana 70 eonuhue ~
corporate existence lor certain purposes al
act to change the name Oh the Little hlv .s
Manufacturing Co., and to increase It's caRltai
stock an act to make valid the doings OF Wm.
Percival, as a Justice OF the Feace; an act 10
amend an act to incorporate the proprletofs
OF the Wscasset DrIqge.
HOUSE: -.
Mr.. Webb, OF Portland, from the committee
on Judiciary, reported Oil to amend Cnap-
ter 81 of the public laws Of 1861, entitled an
act 10 restrict the Jurlsolction OF Justices OF
the Peace into Trial Jusuces. hsheyes Iriai
Justices from tue necessity Oh annually APP
pearing PeTSonauy Deiore tne County Non.
missioners. Allows them 10 appear ny uocke'
and accounts. -.
Mr. hoooss Oh Norway, Iroui sne couln.lle
on Education, reported resolve 70 iacillla =!
tne SAFE OF timoer ana LUMBER granteu ~ alu
OF Westorook seminary maine wesleyan oeul,
mary and Female Conege, ana i0r eoucaLiens'
purposes. EXTENDS tue tlme ailoWeu ior GUY
ing umoer indennitely.l
Mr. Dlngley, OF Lewiston, caileq lor lhe
special 0foer OF Inc Gay, ana the nouse ac,
cordingly proceeded to the consideration o.
t1e Berwick contested election case house
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$5,oss.os
Total,

lQb4l, RU,OOOsOo
The Association has expended during the
1864, including some outstanding bills, $4497,
35.
As the above statement is made in the aD-
sence of areport from the Executive Commit
tee, there may be other bills not yet paid of
which have been unable to learn. La addi-
ton also, to the sums above acknowledged, the
Association has received about thirty tons Of
supplies, most of which has been forwarded TO
the front and the remainder distributed among
the soldiers in hospital here.
The year 1854 far exceeded all previous ones
in its demands upon the Association. No zone
not actually on the ground, can form an ade-
quate idea of the amount of work devolved
upon it by the bloody battles of the spring
and early summer. About four thousand SOL
diers have received assistance from it in one
form or another, exclusive of the very great
amount of volunteer labor performed By indi-
vidual members of the Association during the
months Of May, June, July, August Sep
TENDER.
The labor of the Association and its agent
in ordinary times is vastly greater than at
first, a new and very exacting call for labor
having gradually arisen. The agent is con-
stantly applied to for assistance in straighten-
ing tangled accounts and in getting pay, in
procuring discharges and furloughs, in finding
sick and wounded soldiers for friends who may
write from distance or come in person, as
well as in sending home the remains of the
dead, and in other ways too numerous to men,
tion in detail.
Itseems only proper in this Connection to
mention the diligent and faithful services OF
Mr.. Watson agent of the Association. he
has labored with rare earnestness and fidelity
in his humane work and deserves the graft.
tude Of our State and people. TSP.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-28
Letter from the Federal Capital.
Maine Soldiers Relief Assoc citation.

-. WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1865.
TO the Editor Of the Press:
Inc Maine Soldiers Relief Association held
its annual meeting last evening, and gorgan-
lzed for the present year. The following list
OF officers Is subjoined with the request that
other Maine papers will copy for The conve-
nience of such as may wish to communicate
with the Association.
President, L. d. MOORE ESQ.
Vice President, JOHN w. BUrrERE,p,
Treasurer, Hon. HoRATIo KING.
Secretary, HENRY A. WORCESTER ESQ
Executive Committee-JoHN w. BUrrpp
FIELD, s. p. MORRILL,, THos. C. SMART n
9. WooDARD, Capt. r. G. STIcKNEY.
The following sums were received BY the
Association during the year 1864.
From the State, including the last quarter
not yet received $4,000
From members of the Association 937, 33
Hon. Edward Kent 20,OO
Wheeler & Lynde 27,65
David Bugbee 1000
Ellen +. Hobbs, n Berwick 800
amateur Dramatic Association by
Or =. L. Gilman, Portland 5000
Ladies of Vienna byH s. Abbott 2870
Edmund Lincoln, Dennysville 1000
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DIED.

In this city. Jan 26. Mr. Thomas McKenney, aged
65 years.
In Hartford. Albert A Ellis. of Co b, SD Me Reg,
aged 20 years months SIN OF B and Lula
Ellis. -. u
In Bath. Jan &c. Alyah G. son of Tina and Caro-
line Sprague, aged years months.
In Steuben, Jan 3, Mr. Humphrey Dunbar, aged
so years.
In steuben. Mr. Geo H Moore. aged "a years; Miss
Susan Sawyer aged II years. .
In East Machias, Jan 10, Mr. John Collamer, aged
"a years.
futile, aged ~ years. ii s ull
In Whitneyville Jan II. Mr. John Flagg. aged 81.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-28
DISASTERS

Sch Charter Oak, (of Belfast) Dunnells, while ly
ing in Wreck Island Harbor during the Sc gale I'll
inst dragged her anchors and was driven ashors on
the lodges where her keel was beaten out, her bull
warks stove, and both masts carried away Capt
Dunnes and his wife were the only persons on board
small trading vessel, and had on board about $500
worth Of goods, mostly provisions, which were LOST
Brig Ganges, johnson, from Cadizfor Boston. was
fallen In with in sinking condition on the 18th inst
by barque Sacramento. and the crew rescued and
carried to Bermuda. The G was an AZ vessel OF
$40 tons. built at Richmond, Me- in 1885, and owned
in New York;
Brig Cherokee. from Boston for Port Midway Ms,
recently reported wrecked registered 81 tons, was
built at Vinalhayen in ls47, and owned at Liver
pool Ms,
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MARRIED..

In Cumberland. Jan 26, by Rev Jordan. Erwin
L Durham and Miss Lizzie Hicks, both OF G.
Flint.
In Exeter. Jan II, Robert A Goliath and Miss
Martha g Neil
In Union, Jan lG, Charels Smell, of Waldoboro,
and Margaret Soldiers of u
In Winterport, Jan 81. Seth Pratt, Jr. and Miss
Amanda Coiamer. both of Bucksport
an Gardiner, Jan IL. Joseph Ward, of Bowdoin
and Miss Frances Weber, of Richmond.
In Farming dale, Jan 49, james X Wood and Miss
Mary Collins.
In Portsmouth, Jan ~, John M Lydston and Miss
Title Tobey, both of Elliot.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-28

EVA large number Of the friends and adj
mirers Of Gen. Mcclellan came to the wharf, in
New York, on Wednesday. to see him sail for
Europe in the China. The New York Express
says that Mrs. Mcclellan has been for some time
in i'll health; the General will in consequence seek
the milder climate of Italy, and viii divide the
year between Florence, Romeand Naples.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-28
IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Hibernian - 8 cases
books, case mdse. to J Z Prndle; l case pictures
hamper game, trunk mdse, & Elk Co; bales
mdse. rs cases do. Agent q K Co; 10 bales Irvine,
Paddock; 81 bars IRON, to order: and freight for
Cansda. Boston and New York. ~
MATANZAS. Brig Donna Mara-2S2 hhds sugar
box cigars, to order; boxes do. Geo Mcdonald
4U0) oranges, 20 doz pine apples, + McLeeman.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-28
DRY UP FOR THE cATARRH.a

sympathy with those In affection makes it a duty
to sate that after suesng for thirty from that
loathsome disease, CArARRH in the Head, and Civ
en- up all hope of cure, heard of DR.. WADs
woRrH's DRY UP," AMI procured bottle of the
medicine, from which found immediate relief
have used In the last three months. three bottles
OF it. and am now comparatively well, and doing
my usual work, and chserfullS recommend it to
all afflicted in like manner.
Dated EarlviIle, Sept l0, 1884. haser
-ss ABIGAIL BABcocK.r
L. n. RAf, Drasgist, Special Agent, portland.
,- iafA aa is- janl9dfw8w
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PASSENGERS.

In the Hibernian, from Liverpool : Capt Watts,
Mrs Watts and two children, Miss Watts Capt Elmer
son, Mrs Emerson and infant. Capt Melcher Mr.
Grimwald Mr. Warrington, Mr. Carter, Henry Mali.
Rev Mr. Collins, Mrs Collins. Miss Collins. Miss Me-
tab Collins. VIM Collins Mast Joshua Collins. Cal I
age passengers.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-28

BURNErr's COCAINE defles imitation, and
is the most perfect hair preparation of the age.
The fact has caused numerous worthless imi.
tations.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-28
HA4E,s
HALEtS
I us1l II o NuEhY 84
.vnFg OF
II . Il Il II DUN D AND TAR


FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, I.eueaza, RoarseBess. Difficult
dreaming, and all A6ectioas Of tAe 1ASoos,
Bronchi AZ Ttoes and Lrsgs, leading
to Co,ssussPfto1, e '-y
This sovereign remedy Ia compounded from the
favorite recipe an Physician and Chem
ist who for many years used 1t with the most com.
piete success in his extensive private practice.
he haf long been profnndiy impressed with the
wonderful virtue Of honey ofthe plant Horehound,
inunion with the Cleansing and Healing properties
of tar from the Life Principle ofthe forest
tree A6ies BGtsamea or Balm of Gilead For years
he was baieo in his attempts to blend these great
medicinal forces into au unto that the original
power of each would be pr served, the
qualities ofcommon tar removed, and the price of
the compound be within the means of all. At last,
after long ofdificut chemical ex periments
he found that by adding to these fve other ngredi-
ents each one valuable BY ITSELF he not oaly obtain
ed the deired results, but greatly increased shs
curative power of the compound. This having been
thoroughly testei by practice. 10 now offered to the
Heralpublc as asafe, pleasant and nfallibIe REM
edy.
nga Price 80 Cenfs per Bottle.
For sale by W. F. Phillips, Portland and ill drug
CHALHs DowNER, General gent,
novadsmR II Cedar st., New York.
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M DR.. TEBBMTTs'
esoaalaPH 1901 GIOAL
-et Y Sl-i HAIR
r 4 q Z N + II A II o r l
Irs MoDUs oPERAxDI:

ea 5f3 Irs MoDUs oPERAKDI:
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 hal,
ofthe head is formed and secreted As long as the
scalp Is tree from disease these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps its natural appearance
and color But when humors aud other diseases af
rect the scalp these glands become involved in the
same disease, and the hair gradually turns gray, dry
and brithe Sooner or later the hair begins to fall
on and in many cases, II not arrested, will produce
complete badness. 5t -tGlE
To remedy this pathological condition Of the
glands, and create new and healthy action, the
Physiological Hair Regeneration has proved per.
feet success. 40 -f r-a-4r.,s-t
1t is not "Dye" and will not stain particle. 1.
will positively RESTORE GRAY HAIR" in all cases
to its original color. 1t promotes growth OF new
hair in all cases on Bald Heads when the glands OF
roots of the hair are not completely disorganized-
II prevents the hair from falling Oh and all
dandruh, heat humors and itching from the scalp.
1t keeps the hair SOFT moist and perfectly healy
gives 1t glossy and beautiful appearance. 1t lie
highly perIumed and as q dressing 1t has superb
or. The Regeneration Is warranted to produce the
above results in all cases, If not the To1ey to be
refunded. Withit every "Gray Head IN New Eng.
land can be restored in less than thirty days.
100 Price 81. per Bottle,
sg M THBRETFs HRQFHEAs,
Druggists and Chemists, Propristors, Manchester
GEORGE O GOODWIN & co. 40 Hsnnva,
street, Boston. General holasale AGENTS
" ": wHiPPLH, Agent for Portland Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-28
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

FfhNAy,..s.ss... january 81.
'eaqI a+8lr r ARRIVED. M
Steamship Hibernian, tBr) button. Liverpool via
Londonderry has experienced heavy westerly
winds and gales throughout the passage. III
Steamer Lewiston, knight, Boston. ts.t
Brig Donna Maria lBrazl Tor sa, Matanzas 18th inst
via Holmes Hole.
Sch Campbell. Soue, Boston.
Sch Pioneer. Talpy, Portsmouth.
CLEARED. .-lt Nffi
Brig w Drisko. Buchanan. Matanzas-H Rob
insou. saf Hea.s Mess -taf
Brig Antilles, Thesirup. Caibariep-E Churchill
Brig Harriet. McAlevy. Cardenas-Isaac Emery
Sch Donna Anna, Chase, Remedios-Ross Sur.
divant. 4f - - -
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:. ~ The undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
9,on 70 collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears Of
Sray and Prize Money, for Officers. Soldiers,
SSeanlen, Q. tneir Heirs. Office, 50 Ia Exchange
ST., opposite Postofice, Portland.
W. s. SAWYER.
Hon. WIN. PITT FEssESDEN, Sec'v Treas'y.
oct. 13d 6m.
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From Edwin w. Morton, KeEnebunk 1000
g n. M. Getcheli, Carmel 500
Jason Weeks, by Hon. j. q. Rice 10000
:. Isaiah Stetson 5000
/" John A. Peters $500
Young Ladies of Norway by Mrs.
d. M. Rea 5000
g Eliza ii. Pierce Loo
Citizens of Brunswick, by G. R.
Davis 5000
Citizens of Vinalhaven by DR..
Vinal 10000
Rice $3.50
Mrs. C. w. Jordan, Wiscasset $500
J. B. Gilmore and Stark, Sons of
Folsom, Stark 2e,OO
William Lowell West Minot 2,25
Alvira Wright Superintendent 81
Sunday School NJ. E. Church Da-
mariscotta 1925
liam Connor 1900
" Vienna Private School Exhibition
by Hiram N. Whittier 1890
Sale of Dried Apple 13,4O
Citizens of s. Litch6eld by Rev.
E. Coy 1000
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
s~csrrsers or che Dolly Press are NOT aEsosseS
to sell papers on their routes.
q' ~ ITCH, ITCH, ITCHI igi4f
Scratch fns Scratch Scratch

WHEHTUJVS UIJVIJHE.WI n
Will Cure the Itch i'm AZ Hours.
, and ali Ess,sS SALT RHEuE ULcERs, CHIIBLAINs
sale by all Druggis 17y 9sGs agrr 49, Fan
By sending 90 cents to any Apothec airy in Port
land, it will be forwarded by mail free Of postage
to any part of tho United 81 ates.
al EI WEEKS q POTTER, Sole Agents,
jan26sodam ITO Washington street, Boston.
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apnKEN.

Nov q. lat Is % s, Ion ss W.. barque Panic 81
days from Singapore for New York.
Jan l6. lat ~ 26 Ion 81 81, seen barque show
ing white signal with red border, and two blue
balls in centre, steering sSE.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-28

M EN- who wish to make from IS to s25 mar dav
~ ~ lesitimate business. by an investfnent ~
ange and EXAMINE some fire mostjmnor,Srt ~.
hass OF me age, several of which have never
pe.oIe Deen lntrodu ced In the New England atss
a rare opportunity Is here offered 10 ent.rprising
men WIN small or large capital to make mopey' IN
you WISH cnoiee call early az the best chances IN
a. 5sd SSsHen up Il. CHAPMAN, Jr,
1---" 20 Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-28
rORETGN poRTs.

At Messina slst ult, barque Lemuel. Friend, fsr
Ar at Montevidea Nov 80. ships Regent, HambHn
New York land sailed for Ruenos Ayresl; 2Tth Kit
Carson. Crowell, from do, land sailed for Buenos
Ayres) H aFf ID tfsfN
At Bnenos Ayres Nov IS ships Spark the Ocean,
Treat, from Boston, disg; barque Montana HERR.
man. for Callao; Manila. Morse, for Boston ld0
Pearl, Harding for do: and others.
At do Nov %. barque Warren, Averill, FIN Frank.
ort for West Coast, in ballast
Ar at Barbados 2Sth ult. brig Julia Z Arey,
Weeks. Philadelphia land sid 3lst for Turks Island
2sth, harque W Hoi brook, Small, Boston.
Ar at st Thomas 9th inst sch James o. Dono hue
Bartlett Martinique; 10th, briggs Amazon, Brown
New York; 12lh. Annandale Jones, st kits land
sailed l4th for HOLINESS b. lo
At do 18th inst ship Young Mechanic McLoon.
from New York for San Fran cisco disg: Ellen Stew
art, Coffin. for Baltimore in few DAYS
Sid I'm Oienfuegos l4th in /, brig Torrent Mont
geometry. New York. -O-
Ar at Mansanilla 9Th inst barque Winthrop, Moul.
ton, Santa Cruz.
Ar at Havana 10th inst. brig Prentiss Hobbs. Nor.
gan. Portland. ~-O'
In port 2lst ship Ne rcia Day, Chase uno. barks
Sharpsburg, Randall, for New York; John Grimm
Chase, for 90; brigs Kathaleen, Saunders far Port
land; = u Dillingham, Mudgett. for PHILADELPHIA.
sch ) Jackson, Tracy, for Portland
AT at Matanzas 18th inst, sch Horace Bel Rer.
nard. New York. 0"' Der
y Ar Aras oardenas 10th inst. barqus Mary c Fox.
Sid 18th, brig Almon Rowe Boyd Portland
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[Per Steamship Hiho.n,..

AT Of Liverpool 10th, Atmosphere Esves. I'm New
Sid 9Th, Lepanto. Walker, for Gale
Sid I'm Queenstown Sd, swallow small, from Cal
sol foE huni Forest Eagle. Sleeper. from Callaol
:, SID nm Falmouth 4th, Danube, Whidden, (from
Bakers lslandl for Hamburg; Zephyr. Lane, tffom
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-28
DRIED APPLES,

m BSLS; Choies Dried Apple. for sale by
JsnoS1, TWlrCHELL BROS. q oHAAIPLIN,
'A~ Commercial st.
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Boston Stock List
SALE AT THE BROKERS BOARD, Jan. 81.
35D American Gold, ,......................."209
1000 .uO........ o oO ZVS4
Is 800 no. zUc3
10 s00 do ...........................209
10 mn 49,. ........................b3 80 209I
Ann do. .a..ss.s. .sss-s...............ZU 6s
5000 do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - oo ~
80 900 do zVss
10000 do :'''''''''''o ~ z 1os
4500 u Coupon StxestloolJ '''''''''''''s''i VSi
400 -. do (smallI. .''''.l ~
800 United Sta,es Currency 3-lOths. $500. 9ss
5000 United States Ten Fortress. w
* az ii;.; =. $500 Z ao,s los
AY y000 oA'o1 S'~'s9 ~ - ...,.. 10Sl
A' 90 III EMAIL -. 100
1000 United States Debt Certificates tMarch)'' %.
900 Rutland LIST Mortgage Bonds. ....'. 80 o. o.
1000 Rutland I'd Mortgage Bonds ....: ''.' 20 70
IL Old Colony and Fall River Railroad. i ids
ii Vermont and Canada Railroad .i00
1000 Vermont Central r LIST Mort. 20;
Boston and Maine Railroad .......... ..iz4
1000 Boston New York Air Line X Il Skies %.
800 Vermont Central r. X I'd Mort. ~