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Administrators Notice.
EstOts Of Reuben Sauage, late of Eskingcrssk
township deceased

NOTICE is hereby given mat letters OF
~ administration on the estate OF Reubec
Savage, late of Fishirecrsek town ship, Co.
Iumbia county, have been granted by tbs
Register OF said county, to john Wsnner,
Of The towuship and conuly aforesaid. All
per.ons having claims sgains. the said es-
ate of the decedenl are req6esied TO pre-
sent them for settlement TO he ad.niEistrs-
tor, and those owing the estate will CONS
forward and make immediate payment.
JOHN WENNER, Admr.
Nav t865
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WHILST Ex PRssIDENT FILLMORE was ab-
sent from home. or his way 10 meet the
remains of Mr.. LINCOLN, some JacObin ras-
cal daubed The front of his house with ink,
given as a reason for The outrage that the
building was not decked with mourning =
Such are the men that are considered "the
best citizens" now days
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tbs PRINTER.-The master of all trades.
He beats the farmer with his fast noe, The
carpenter with his rule, and The mason in
setting tall columns, be surpasses The law
ger and doclorju attending TO his case, aud
beats the par<onfn me Management, of the
deuH.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE,

Estate Of Silas Jackson, late Of SugariOaf trp.,
Columbia county, deed.
I ErTERS lestameniary on the estate of
IA Silas Jackson, late of Sugarloaf town
ship, Columbia county, deceased, have
been granted By the Register Of SAID coun
~ 10 DAVID LEWIS residing in Sugatloaf
township, Columbia CO. Ali persons hav-
ing claims against the estate OF The dece-
dent are requested 10 present them for set
t,emeni, and those indebted 10 the estate
are requested to make immediate payment.
DAVID LEWIS, Executor.
Nav 10. 1S65-pd. So.
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RR lie d.

On the 7lh inst by The Rev. William }.
Ever, Mr. DANIEL FETTERMAN, 10 Miss HAN
NAH HELwIG, both of Locust township
On the I7lh ult., by the same, Mr.. HENRY
Hill. 10 Miss MARY JANE STRAUssER, both
of Catawissa township,
At This place, on The nth of April, BY
Rev. r E. Wilson, MIR Joseph Jones, o!
Orangevie, and Miss Eliza Jane Burlin-
game, OF Bloomsbprg.
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An OIL WELL was being bored near De-
troll, aad when the drill had reached a
dep'h OF severity feet current OF gas es-
capped which blew out the drill and tools,
weighing eight hundred pounds, blew of
The shed roof of The derrick, foriy-five fee.
high, and hurled forth stream of water
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U. 8. 500 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS
hich are always worth premium.
FREEFRS TAXATIaN.

The 80 Noes cannot be taxed b. Towns,
Cities, Counties or States, and The interest
is not taxed unless on surplus oil the own
er's income exceeding six hundred dollars
a year. This fact increases their value
from one TO three per cent per annum, ac-
cerding 10 the Eale levied on other properly,
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Ar least eight thousand engines will be
aiwork in The Pennsylvania oil region this
Summer Petroleum seems to hold lis own
despite the depression in business. Indi-
cations arc that several engines viii be put
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EDITOR OF The STAR:

EDlIOR OF The STAR:
!DEAR SIR -
With your permission wish TO say 10 the
readers OF your paper that will send, by re-
turn mail, TO all who wish il (free) Recipe
with full directions for making aud susing
simple Vegetable Balm that will effeciu
ally remove. in Ten days, pimples,
Blotches, Tan, Freckles, aud all lmpuri,
ties of The Skin, leaving the same soft,
clear, smooth and Beautiful.
will also mail free 10 those having
Bald Heads, or Bare faces, simple direo-
tions and information that will enable Them
10 start full growth of Luxnriant Hair,
Whiskers, or Mousiache, III less Than lhir-
ty days.
All applications answered By re,arn
mail without charge.
respectfully yours,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
e3l Broadway, New York.
March /, 1868 mos.
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d | Z ID.

ln Henry county, on the 10th nli., Mrs
Sarah NJ Knorr, wife of Elisha Knorr, for
merIy OF Columbia county, Pa, aged 81
years, months, aud 30 days
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.qGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,

FENHE regular annual meeting of The Col
umbia County Agricultural, Horlicul.
tural, and Mechanical Association, for the
electon of officers, will be held al Tie
Court House, in Bloomsburg, on SATUR-
DAY, MAY 2Ofh, 1868. a; O'Clock, D. m
JOHNSON KELLER. Pres't.
L B. RuPERT, Sec'y.
May 10, 1865 -2w.
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Licenses Granted.

The following persons have received Lii
cense 10 keep public houses and sell mah,
srewed, vinous and sPiri'ous liquors, in tho
county of Columbia. The majority Of the
applicants are proprelors OF old stands.
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May ,, 1868.
"a. NEW MILLINERY SHOP a
SE569 aud ~

MISS LIZZIE BARKLEY most res pecl-
fully announces TO the cIizsns of Blooms
burg and vicinity that she has opened q
NEW MILLINERY SHOP, II rooms for
merry occupied by Dr. Ramsey, deceased,
on Main ST below Marker. She has a fms
assortment of NJ Iinery goods. which has
been selected with care and lasle. She il
prepared TO do all work placed in her haui's
in as feat and durable style as can be done
else where. Give her call
MISS LIZZIE BARKLEY.
Bloomshutg, April 90, 1865
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REFEeEsEHNHEN'F SALOON
AND
CONFECTIONERY STORE.
4

Fl. g. CHRISTIAN,
ID ESpECTFULLY announces 10 the citi.
Szens OF BoomsbUrg and vicinity that
he has jnsi opened new Reireshmeut Sa-
loon and Confectionery Store, on Main-st..
second door below the ''Americsn House,
where he intends supplying all who may
give him their custom with FRESH OYS-
TIERS. Clam Soup, Sardines, Boiled Egas,
Ham, Trice Pigs Feet, Dried Herring, sc.
He Will also keep on hand superior ar
licIe OF DRAUGHT ALE, Porter Lagsrbeer,
and Sarsapsrilla together with good as
sorment of Candies, Swee,mes,s, Cakes,
Cigars and Chewing Tobacco. In conurc.
lion with this saloon he has fitted Up La
dies Department. where all who may de-
sire can call for Oysters and Refreshmen Is
and will be free from all anuoyanres an
indecencies that ladies are 100 olien ex-
posed 10 in some OF our best restaurants.
DON'T fail 10 awe him a cali.
H. C CHRISTMAN, Proprietor.
Boomsburg, Oct. 10, 1864.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
TRACT OF LAND,

/ Situate in Jackson township, Columbia CO.,
/ adjoining lands of Ezekiel Cole. John Fritz,
( Joshoa Savage, Wm- Parks, VIM. Brink,
/ and other lands of said deceased, contain
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

EB a day or two since Mr.. Hiil;ard Of Az
bama, formerly Minister to Belgium r,sbaa, e.,
to the President seized his hand and aBoned
his pardon would not be delayea.a The prssi-
dent quietly remarked to the ex-ravarand ,snt-
lemaa that "hopo was thareward Of tbe riolst-
eous, and vouchsafcd no other replv.
BB The Commissioner of the Internal Rev
enue refuseste accept the $134 oog gets;..a.,. In
settlement of the Nashville whiskey frauds
65- John Raining, proprietor of a la0ar beer
saloon in Hudson street, New York was n, mr.
dered by a drunken party in his saloon lase on
Saturday night. sfl-..
- In consequence of Rev. Henry Giles
inability from ill-health, to lecture the coming
winter, Mrs. Giles proposes to read her hus-
bands lectures before lyceums. Strangely
enough, some of our exchanges announce that
Henry Ward Beecher is sick, and Mrs. Reecher
win read his lectures ID f16 = +
ga gentleman recently from New Jersey
says the republicans of that State feel confident
of triumph in November. Gen. Fitzpatrick
lis routing the copperheads in every engage
ment; and the vote in Newark is but shadow
of the coming victory. =s4@
The old Marlboro Hotel of Boston sun-
ports bar for the sale of Intoxicating liquor.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

N OILS Portland kerosene is firm &c oOc for 1000
gals, 92lc for brls, and CSC for ! bril- at the
Factory. Winter whale and sperm oils are trm and
tending up Fish oils have advanced with whale ellis
prices ranging from s30933 " bri FOR Poge. Shore
eedad 54 a. Lard oil is scarce. Aseeu OIL mas re-
PAINTS head is firm at Sic 80. Pure dry
iead Is very scarce at about SIG Other pants are
quiet and without change in price. Demand good.
tolI y. market is quiet at 80 1902 80 y
Ion = i1T so and 81 1902 Tor hard. Ground plaster
Is nelu at 20 with moderate sales.
CE-The supply fresh meats is very good
~ aicss rule without lnaterialc hange We quote
jgs at aa13c ib lamb at 9d1lc and veal,
&c and turkeys a25e.-Fgds are scarce and have.
eos up u S2Sd3oc ~ doz. Potatoes steady at
80 y brl. Onions sfesiy A. s55ssiOa ~ brl. Crai-
oerrles mare advanced to $i2 599I4.
market here is firm with light
VIZ tn ,lu g eonsumptiye demand In New
sh ~ spe:uia7e grade has been tending down
Win g2a1 qaota1ons but the inquiry for shipment at
present extreme rates is very limited. Beef closes
nTm, pork and lard tending down but without quota
Bile change Of price. See Quotations.
. RIcE-ls sdn quoted at 11@lse ior India and Car
Ruh-Prices are nominal as there is now little or
SALT-Prices are firm and WA oon.;,,,. - auto
Turks Island at s. 25a5 " hid and Liyerpooi and
Cadiz at SIG 3d. Table salt remains steady al 3sc D
SOAP-American CASTLE is firm at 1sc. For I,eathe
q cores soaps, see quotations elsewhere =
SPfCES-Are quiet with moderase demand from
the trade. Stocks are small in New York and nrees
are tending up Nutmegs have advanced to ST 65 d
fb. ~
SUGARS The mar ket is more quiet and we con-
time to quote Muscovado at 14C41ec Havana broyvn
at 16o174c and refined sugars t21d21ac for crushed
granulated and powdered -
TEAS-The market continues very. strony and
sales increase Wequote souelong at 7569OcS ID h.
and Oolongs at 90c0 10.
TINS firm at DC y ID for English pig, and sf5to
10 30 ID box fbrI. c. plates. Demand good =
T0BACCO-There is steady demand from the
trade and prices continue to rule very regular as quo
ted elsewhere.
VARNISH-Prices remain steady, with moderate
sales, at Quotations. 35t
WOOD-Hard wood has advanced to s19, boafl so
at RETAIL and soft wood at Sc 5G7 80. Manufactured,
kipdhng wocd is still quoted ct $4,000 y box (co-
tanning abouta barely for soft and hard.
WOoL-The enquiry is now mainly lor the finer
grades, and the medium wool grown in this State is
rather neglected The Portland market has been yey
quiet prices ruling at 6s65c for fleece and 6975c for
pulled. =. ~, -t..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN foreign freights is still
Light and rates remain unchanged The only engage
ments reported for the week ofbarks Charles Ed
win and Ellen Stevens, both for north side Cuba with
box shocks at 25c Rates for deals to Liverpool are
about Cos, and for lumber to Cuba IS " n. .
/ = 4 4 :.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
1FuMs OF STATE NEWS.

e.
B5sIhe yeuag ladies connected With the
Fryeburg Academy gave a grand supper on
"Wednesday of last week, to the members of the
.Wellingtons and "Napoleon" football clubs of
that place. An immense prize cake was awar-
ded to the @WelHngtons" as the winning party
We asexeFy glad tonote the very thriving con-
dition of this school, now one of the Oldest in
New ENGLAND Many of the ablest of Names
sons were fitted for College here, two of whom
have arrived at the high distinction of Governor
of tl,e state. The academy numbers at present
about seventy pupils underline charge of a very
popular and worthy principal, Charles D. Bar
rows A. M. sfsss cssr Arrea4
gSf-The Hhtg says that on Wednesday last,
a Nh. WEIGH of Bangor, was knocked overheard
from the steamer Fairy, on Moosehead Lake.
by man named Ike Smith, and was drowned.
va Isumor says new Union paper is to be
started in Ellsworth, for party organ, which
is to be under the editorial charge of Lieut.
Col. Q. A. Smith, late CT The LIST Me. Heavy
Artillery. sA
?, 5S The Lewiston Journal notices frequently
that when animpostant document is sent over
the wires to Morning Papers, Portland papers
do not get it, and suggests that such papers
ought not to stop short in Boston, The fact is,
sometimes these documents are forwarded to
this city, repeated at Boston, at SO late an hour
that they are useless Twice lately this has
been the case the documents not coming until
the hour TO 60 to press. R#
BS~ We are requested to say that, owing to
the recent great fire in Belfast, the annual ses-
sion of the Grand Division Sons of Temper
.ance will not be held in that city, but win be
held ROck;aad, on Tuesday Oct 14th.
Ba We regret to learn Of the death Of o. G.
Hamilton, Esq, which took place, at Water
boro, last wselx, Of typhoid fever He was
young man of much promise, beloved by all
who knew him. He was member of the last
Legislature, being the youngest member of the
House. Il Democrat
30 The Democrat says Saoo AM Biddeford
have been somewhat in the dark for the last
eight or tendays, IN consequence Of tine break
ing of the Gas )meter at the works in Bidde-
ford. ut has been thoroughly repaired and they
are now at work making gas, and it is hoped
thatlight win soon BE- restored Our friends of
the Democrat furnish gas enough to supply
both towns, but then it is not of the quality
that Eliminates. s 4aSa}N4
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
From Charleston and sayaameh.

gsA iosl.. eLoa New YoRK, Oct. IL.
Steamer Quaker City from Charleston, s. c.,
4th, has arrived.
The Charleston Courier urges the people of
South Carolina to send North and fn9nce en-
igration to come there, and advocates eener-
al plan of Southern emigration. M FL
The steamers Idaho and Leo have arrived
from Savannah. The Herald Of that civ saws
that at notime for the past ten years has there
been more activity among shipping and trade
generally than at present.
{ Five New York roughs, who robbed pas
senger en- route to Atlanta, were suinmarilv
sent to prison the day after their arrival, for
six months. pg N.i 4 u I .s1f
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
From Mcg;co.

New YORK, Oct. II.
AdYices from Balize informs US that the
English Government has repudiated the at
tempt by Maximillian, in 1854, to extend the
boundary Of the Mexican Empire into British.
Honduras, by means'of military mali from
Yncatan. Macmillan acquiesces. ---------.
Advices from Mexico confirm late reports
OF the aetiyityEof the supporters Of Juarez.--
Of arming the guerrilla bands at Tampico. and
along the coast Imperialism was ecidedly
declining.
CITY OF Mexico paper states that Sterling
Price, Islam Harris and other ex-rebels have
been appointed by Macmillan as colonization
AGENTS.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

Brig Humboldt fof Buclsport Coombs from Ban
gor for Newport ri, with cargo OF lumber went
ashore on Saturday night about two miles East Of
brentDn's Reef She went to pisces Sunday morn
ing. Crew, tonesher with portion OF the lumber.
saved. The II was 1ai tons, built at Bucksport ia
1Sil, and hailed from that port. s1,i .-l- = :
Sch Joseph Fish, (St Georgel Wal, from Philadel-
pha, while lying at anchor In Nantasket Roas 18th
inst was run into By barque SeaTayl.- The sch had
1910 bbs petroleum oil on bead, and the stove having
been overturned by the collision, she imrediately
took fire, and WIS totally destroyed She WAS Isl
port. go
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

CHICAGO, Oct. II.
At O'Clock discovering fire broke out in
the piafning min of d. Trent, Major & Hast
wick, located in River, south Of Randolph 81.
bridge, in west division. The mill and. CON
tents were entirely destroyed.
The freight depot of the St. Louis Railroad
in which large quantities of goods were stor-
cd, and the lumber yards of Peters Ripley, J.
ID. Morris and d. D. Graves, containing large
quantity OF lumber wood and COAL adjoining
the mills, were also totally consumed. Some
vessels in the river took fire, but were saved. =
Atten o'clock the fire was still raging.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
DIED.

In this city. Oct IT, Charles Allen, aged 50 years.
ES Funeral this Wednesday, afternoon, at o.
clock from his late residence, No 10 Preble st. Rel
atlves and friends are invited to attend. l
In this city, Ocs Is, Frederick w, only of Geo.
w and Ellen ri SIN elage, aged years months.
Boston papers please copy.
In this city, Oct 16, Mrs Belinda II Davis, aged CO
Funeral this Wednesday) afternoon, at o'clk
r m the residence Of her son. Aonzo Davis No no
Congress st. 1TI-4 =
In Yarmouth, Oct 16, John P, son OF John and Har-
ret Sawyer aged months. "a s Tf'-- ~
Boston papers please COPY.
"a Funeral this "wednesday morning, at 10 o'c.k
from the Baker House, Yarmouth =
In Gorham Oct 10, Mrs Maria s. wife Of Baniar,ip
Watson, aged As years. - ~
In Houlton, Oct II, Eveline daughter Of James and
Mara Harper, aged 10 years II months
In Georgetown, Oct 10, William Oliver, aged IT,
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

FROM OUR coRRrspoxDENr.

dhEEN,S LANDING, Oct. ii, 1865.
Cleared 10TH sch Alligator Fitzgerald, fremont for
Rockland
Sch New York, Dodge, Bluehn for Portland.
Sch Merch2nt, Slower, Rockland for Bluehil.
Sch Magnolia, Casper, Surry for RoeSland.
Sch Aladdin. Fogg, Bluehin bound gshing
11th-Br sch l. J Glass. Glass, st George, NIB for
Beverly. tN sM -
Sch Donworth, -, for Machiaz.
Cutter Toueey, Bond, bound cruising.
12th-Sch Russell, Allen, Machias for Boston.
? Sch Orion. Higgins, Ellsworth for Rocklnnd
Sch Jenny Lind, Cole, La Praeaux for New York.
Sch Hero, Haynes, Ellsworth for Roekland.
13th-Seh Deborah, Plummer, Harrington Tor Rock
laad. -.ts. EH
Sch Alligator, FITZGERALD, Rockland for Trenton.
Sch Arzo, Howard, Calais for Lynn r =
Sch jackson, Grant, Ellsworth for Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
MARRIED.

In Houlton, Oct :, Jeremiah Dickinson and Miss
Maria Dickinson; Joseph A Robinson and Miss Ma
ry Dickinson all Of Woodstock, NIB. CIV NJ
In Pennington, Charles IL Folsom Of Farminaton
and Abbie Trask OF Belg AIDE. f-.l.i t.rl -
In Brunswick, John Dennison and Mary S Con-
verse, both of Freeport. si ti ..t -'iH = w
IN Watert0wn, Mass, Oct 10, William Duncan
and Miss Laura Gonant, both Of Bath. ~
In Rockland, Oct p Edwin A Cummings, of BAN
gcr and Miss Hannah L Starley. OF Il.
In Milford, Oct II, Elisha nborn of Bradley, and
Miss Mary A Perkins, of Milford. a 3d i5,l'
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
! SPECfAD NOTICES.
Unsolicited Testimony.

PORTLAND, Me-, July %, 1865.
10 Messrs Burieigh Roqers:-Hsving been troub-
ied with my Kidneys for some two years past and
having tried a great many patent medicines to No
purpese, was induced to try 5 MOLANDER'S COM
FOUND EXTRACT OF BUCKU, and, after using
taco bottles only, have found 1t what it is represent
ed to be in every bee1ctor to those troub
LED with WEAK BACK or KIDNEY COMPLAINTS, and
would cheerfuly Recommend it to the public
JOHN L. DOW, Insurance Agent.
Smolanders Bucku is for sale by all Apothecaries.
Price one dollar. oct1Ssnd3w
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

AZ CLOCKS EccaIsi0r Hair RestOrer
Is warranted to do all that is claimed for it. win
restore the Grayest Heads to their original color,
whether black brown. Cures all eruptions of the
Scalp, frees it from dahdru keeps the head cool the
har moist and glossy It's perfume cannot be sur
passed by any preparation in the market Try it. ST.
per bottle; sold by all druggists. ii T4tAH
W. F. PHILLIPS s. CO., Agents for Portland,
Me. srElp-g5F al, Z oc6sN6w
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

A New YORK, Oct. II.
The Times special Washington dispatch
says Gen. Lee subscribed to the amnesty oath
on I'd inst, and it is now on file at the
State Department.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
Real Estate for snlo

SohsS ~, M to license from prohat. ..
the e,e sen a. Public Auction, on SAT TR9Sst
se afternoon, the Real Estate az ~ .To o'clock
Ell hall nSr deceased consisting Of one snJsSS
and about two ~ sc onesss9ry dwelling house. and bsr
at said house. N. Inc sale to take place
FreepOrt Oct II, Ise5, VA l. Ad@355H Issr,
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

s.B-The pirate semmes is described by a
foreign letter-writer as a cheap, rheumy-look-
ing man, of about ffty-fve years, the only ex-
pressive feature about him being his nose,
wnich must have cost good deal of money TO
pF4as " 70 Its present bright ruby color.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
INCTuRE on IRRITApI1rrv =.

LECTURE ON IRRITABILITV or,
"A THE BLADDER and Structure OF the ifro.,S,nH
addressed to his ,ivate surgical class Nv E,
H. DIXON, NJ. d., editor Of the ScaiDef and os ARD
ing and consulting surgeon, No. - fifth Av. Se-
IN IA method Is K
diate cure by the urethrotome; strictms ~ mme-
us Pss ssqlS sqS and concealed or teI S S' s
Sealpel No. as Inclose s6 cpatl symptoms
WAESEE, 1u6lisher, Box No. 3,i2i or ny
~NAns 4QvAvv
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

archaeological View of Marriage:
f-containing nearly 800 pages, and 1870 fine Plates
ana Engrayings of the Anatomy of the Human Or
gans IN state Of Health and Disease, with q Trea-
uce on Early Errors, its Deplorabe Consequences
upon tho tisnd and Body with the Authors Plan OF
Treatment tho only rational and successful mode of
cure, as shown by the report of cases treated A
truthful adviser to the married. and those ieontem-
plating marriage who entertain doubts at their phys
on RECENT ~ IS cents in stans or post,l eIIrrencv
by addressing DR.. LA CROIx, No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, n. Y.
eases upon which his book treats either personally
By mall and medicine sent to any part Of the world.
- oct 6-s d&w6m
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18

TIE AsdstroGd2 Aecident at Lancaster. pa -
among the Fsctisss. 50 ? II ri u
LAEcAsTER, PAy Oct II.
The bodies Of an adult female and two Girls
aged 10 and Is years, killed by the recent ac-
cident on the Central Railroad, are still IN,
claimed. Two trunks labelled aMrs. Julia A.
Heald'' and Miss MARY E. Heald, Livermore
Falls, Name are also unclaimed. They are
supposed to be the property of the three fea
males above alluded to- II i FggYTThT9
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
MARINE N EWs
PORT OF PORTLAND.

WrVX8E2 ARRIVED. 8a
Tuesday, October IT.
Sch Aid Bunker, Baltimore
Sch Pilot, Thompson, Rockland for Boston,
Sch Charlotte, Smith, Maehias for Boston,
Sch Arkansas, rhorndFe, Thomaston.
Sch Mariel kaler, Boston. ''it iloei-
IL y,.s -.r b, CLEARED. La s.e'f.-.r
Big Hyperion. Lewis, Re edias L Churchill & Co
Sch Kate Carleton, Deveraux, Cardenas, Phinney
& Jackson.
Sch Nelson Harvey, Bearse, Hudson n Y, Orlando
Sch Marcel Kaler. Waldoboro. Eastern Packet Co.
Sch Pilot, Thompson, Rockland for Boston.
rSAILED-Barque Pacific and others, q y
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
CID at Charleston Sc tlth inst, brig Mary c Mar
liner, Mariner, Philadelphia. ~