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List of Academy, Steamboat, FIrs-alarm, and
Church Bells, with Particulars as to Weight.
Sizes, Price ~ Bells, Hanglngs, etc.
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The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22

..-s.so par Rutler, Military Governor OF
that son of a snivelling, psalm
s,nr,a- nurltap, to control and give laws 20
,h,s neople, and perchance deliver on INC
'nl9 Tonr,b of July, patriotic Grafton s'anu-
.'eAe the statue Of Calhoun, under the nag
:. me Unionl Could fire from neaVen DE-
,..eater punishment than this Tor ms seat o.
cbiyalry andits faithful devotees!
Il is hard TO come down iron this triumphal
n,dastsl 70 the common Incidents of Legisla-
tion The Bank bill is still in an unsettled
s,ata There are many lads in the Legisla-
ture on the subject of Banking. 1t is ahard
m after to adjust. Meantime, the bill, with its
regiment of amendments. lies on the table Of
The Senate.
The dog law IS drifting between Senate
and House. Having contested. inch by inch,
its features, the House at last passed the bill,
and satisfied with their work and their elo
quence, adjourned to dinner. The Senate,
unmoved by all tlat display of oratory, quiet
ly postponed it indefinitely! The House, in
dignant at such prosaic result, insisted up
on its action! and thus, at this writing, the
dog is uncertain whether he is to be a sup
porter OF the war, and the flock Of sheep I'M.
folded, are trembling for their lives. Prolific
subject! When will the ingenuity of legislat-
ors be exhausted on that themel
PELHAM.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22

TOBACCO We have again toquote quiet mar
ket and there ia so little doing we cannot give other
than nominal quotations. There 10 no demand and
no sales except occasional email lots 70 answer I'M
mediate warts.
RxcaANGE The market is dull String Bills
in London are quoted in N. 7. tGod rates. oos@
1851 PEE cask.
FREIsHrs.-Taerei is a c,ntinued scarcity OF 70, :
age and business ia necessarily light, and tates nay
improved under better ioquiIy. We notice ltHo
+ flowing engagements during the week.
Brig Mar6ha Washington Tor Cardenss with BOX
Shocks at zoe and Hoops on deck ct SO per NJ. fal
20 received from alongside. Bark Almoner out to
Trinidad aad back with sugar a SOC per 100 and
mol sses at 81 per hid. Big Snow Bird to q port
north eide Cuba end back to q S. with moiasses ct
1915 per hid; ii to New York 81 per hid. Brig
Polly Jones tor Remedies will lumber on privat }
terms Coastwise we " ould notice the engagement
of Banks Ada Carter ard Eiena Tor Port Royal
with oats at l5s per bushel. sehr kendTick Fish for
FsTtress Monroe with oats at &c per shell and hay
ON deck at 80 per ton,
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Calcutta 9Th ult chips Harry Warren. Atwood
for New York takes an assorted cargo at f2 los per
TO of 40 cubic feet. - ' fer
Sid Jan 8. Cromwell. Croker Boston
Proceeding down the river 9Th nit sbin so,..
Hutchinson, tor Bombay. P ''0ioo'
At Bombay l3th ulr, ships Ellen Steva.. -
for Lverpooi Nicholas Curwen, Sharp fr, Tas
cutta 'P' ron Cal
At do 18th. ships wurtemburg. Cbasa Co., -,
pooii john Stewart, Lemon, and Zenobis Hayes
. At Smyrna 2sth ult. barque Eupepia E,o,.h.u
session ar 10Th, will proceed to Constant;norl' I'M
turn and load for Boston, oHs'anlhope re-
a. Az s 81 VInosns CYL, lat uls, brig Potomac p,.,
CA AT Fort Pfaya LIST uit. baroue p, trel c,hh.
10 oad Leone t for Boston, brig Chicopee for lron
1faas, AZ Gibraltar 18th ult, haruue Iemna, r..
1qtb S;i, M boston, and sailed 18th fSee d;saa,
out 80th n0ni uo lot do, and towed
hni, AZ London 4th inst ships John Smear COZ toms
c,ant iuomaston to be sold at auction Gil, South.
Smt.b u. hitney, for New York 18th: Exchange.
t S lor sale; Transit. Whitmore ballastjng; Ham
az snow; Southern Rights. Ross; Premier, Me-
Dnrn and Valencia Bosworth unc; barque singa-
pore hewes, for sale,
Ro AT at Newport, Eng. 2sth ult. barque HOmeward
bound Gilman, Gloucester 4.
hams, Caldeira.
At Rio Janeiro 9th ult. chips National Ea9fe. Nat.
thews. for India; Tiber. AIey; Roswell SDTague,
Whitmore. and ATLANTA, Blair, unc; Darquo q
Blanchard, for New York. WfH
sid Dec SS, ship Audubon, ThacheF, for Calcutta;
Jan s. Chris Hall, Freeman, Akyab.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22
EsEEEl.

In this city, Feb a. of apoplexy, Mrs Eliza relict
of the late horaio Southgste, ksq, aged 60 years.
In this city Feb q, Willie q, son of Crawford and
Mary Dunn aged years months
EYFuneral this Wednesday, afternoon, at elk.
at NO 10 Neal street. Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend.
In Chelsea, Mass. Feb 10, Mrs Martha, widow of
tne Iate capt David Langley, of this city, aged 81
In South Freeport. Feb 10. of pneumonia, Rev
Gym Pearl. aged 60 years 81 days.
IN bangor, Feb l6 AIR Samuel Reynolds. aged 81
:, In Oldtown, Feb To- Mrs Joanna p. wife OF J E
hnowiton aged % years. 18th, Tommy w, son OF
J \ hnowlton, aged years.
=, Ia Eddington, Feb l6 Emery b. only son Of Jason
Plnmmer, aged years months
In Anson. Jan 10, Ira, only child of Silas and Mel
lison Oaggett aged years months
In Belfast, Sept II. Mr. WIN Ii Scobles aged 27 yrs
months; Feb 2, Edward Il, only SIN of the late
VIM 4 and Ruth Scobles, aged years months
In North Appleton. Feb s. Mrs Nancy, widow OF
Wm Norwood, aged So years
In kockport, Feb s, 1sadore j. only daughter Of
Diver aud Esther Morrill,, aged 81 years.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22
The TwentY-second Ct February.

This is the anniversary of WAsHINGToN's
brth,--he who was ''first in war, first in
peace, and first in the hearts of his country
men," February %, 1882, the great man was
born. TIE great events, Issues and infuen-
ces wrapped up in that newborn infant
could have imagined them! Since the birth
in Bethlehem none has been fraught with re-
suits more important to humanity.
It's fitting, therefore, that the anniversary
Of such birth should be held in everlasting
remembrance by his countrymen. Its annual
return calls for observance, for memorial de-
monstrations,-and our Legislature never did
wiser act than when they commonwealth, not
as Saints day, but as holiday; day to
call up pleasant, joyful associations, and for
our people, with fuplifted eyes and crossed
hands, 10 renew their VOWS of eternal fealty
to the country which he aided to establish;
of which he became, as no other man ever did
or can, the Gather"
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22
MARRIED..

In wateryile. Feb 10. Cyrus Gilman and MISS
lizzia w Serlbner. both OF Sidney.
In Watervie. Feb II, Charles 5oue' OF 7" , anu
Miss bebe Canon, Of Fairfield. A.
In watervl c. Fob, Geo IL Bosrdman ana nrS
Olive Bates
At KendaPs Kills, Feb Is. David Roderick, OF
Fairfield, and Miss Harriet Tozier. of w.
10 Bangor, Feb Is. Cap Alex Drake, Sth Me sel
and u, GeoT giana Andrews.
In Hampton, Feb To- Albert C. Baker and MIS-
Mary Siubb,. both OF Winterport.
In Exeter, Jan 30. Lieut. Ihos h Wentworth, OF
Corinth. and Miss Abby Wheeler, of L.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22
DIR. rEBBETTs'
IT'S MoDUs oPERAHpI:

Immediately beneath the scalp there ere -. srv
small bodies called Glands iormore ,omoor,v Roots
.he HsF. 10 ff"-a these Glands that every hair
oirne need Is formed and secreted AS long as the
soap 10 free from disease these bodies also remain
nsaishy and the hair keeps its natural appearance
ana ooior But when humors aud other diseases az
fect the scalp these glands become involved in the
same disease and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle Sooner later the hair begins to fall
OF, and IN ma9 GASES, if not arrested will produce
complete badness
To remedy this pathological condition of the
glands, and ercato new and healthy action, tie
Physiological Hair Regeneration has proved Der.
feot eucoes5.
1t 10 nos Dye and will not stain particle II
VIII positively RESTORE GRAY HAIR in all cases
to its original color 1t promotes a growth of new
hair in al cases on Bald Heads when the glands or
roofs CT the hair are not completely disorganized-
It prevents the hair from falling off, and removes all
dandrnH heat, humors and itching from the scalp.
it Keeps the hair soft moist perfectly healy and
giges u q glossy and beautiful appearance it is
dgl!y perLlmed, ard as dressing it has no superb
or Ehe "Regenerator' ia warranted to produce the
above ra9ults IN all cases. if not the money to be
refunded; Whit every 'Gray Heed" in New Eng.
land can 90 restored in less than thirty days.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22

kins, Philbrick, Phillips, Pool Porter, Prescott,
Pullen, Reed, Richards, Roberts, Robinson,
Rogers, Sanborn. Shaw. Simpson, Sirois. Ste
vens, Slower, Valley, Walker, Wasgatt, VIII
liams, Edmund Wilson.-71.
NAYs-Messrs. Baker, Barker, Bartlett,
Bliss, Bowman. Boynton, Bradbury, Bragdon,
Brigham, Burbank, Marshall Cram, N. o.
Cram, Curtis, Ellis, Fairbanks, A. G. French,
Frost, Gould. Hamilton. Hammond, Hatha
way, Heath, Higgins, William Hill, Holden,
Hunt, Kilbreth, Kilby, Larrabee, McIntire,
Milliken, Myrick, Monroe, VIM. Moore, Mel
son, G. F. Patten. Payson, Perley, Smith,
Sweetser, Tapley, Nathan Webb, Weld, Wes-
ton, Whitney, VIM. Wilson, Young.-4e.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22
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ELDOEApO SALOON,
With Stock and Fixtures No. 10 Fore Street. POET.
land fe.22i9ts
Adlnimistrnltor,s anIe.

R1 virtue of license from the Hon Jldge of
- Probate for the County OF Soaerset L shNit SELL
at pubic vendue, to tho highess bidder aE the
Baktr House, in the own Of Yarn outh, County o.
Cumberland, on Tuesday, the elosenth day of y Dyil
next az ten o'clock, A. NJ. the rea estat OF whica.
JANIS C. HILL, late OF Skowhega n in tad Coun.
~ OF Somerset died seized and essed. Said real
estate Is described as follows:-The Forge Let tso
water Pc Tege connected herewith situated on The
upper calls OF Royals River, near the Flour Mil
ana ma bridge OF the Grand trunk iuilrcad across
sflo River Asoa lot OF land contai ainq about two
lotted into house lots. lying estery Of ana
Chapel ~ ''' o"''sr'si''
1 1 ono rev in said First Univsr5 alist Chspa
Ierms-Ctsh on delivery CT the Deed.
JAMES 3. pASCO NIB,
Admnis1ratSr with tie WlI annex ed Of ssia Este,e
Sxowh'R gan, Feb'y 20, 1865 WIS
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22

Brig VIM II Parks, from Cardenas for Portland
spoken 18th inst in lat 35 49, Ion ~ TO- with loss
of deck load and boats, wulwarks stove sal split
&c. having experienced heavy westerly gales By
the BIZ brig Ella, at New York from Cow Bay CB
Brig katahdin, tof Bangor) Saunders, at Boston
from Havana, reports-7th inst, in 4 gale lost 26
hhds molasses; has had heavy weather
Bardue Lemuel. Friend from Messina for Boston
was wrecked on the night of Jan 23th to ate east.
ward OF Tarifa, near Gibraltar The captain and
two seamen are supposed 10 80 lost,
Steamer Chesapeake, Wiets, at New York. from
Portland, reports, of Sandy Hook, saw a ve,{el
supposed herm brig. with loss OF foremast, work.
ing in under a jury mast. Probably Br brig Lizzie
Troop, from Matanzas 7ale TN
Sch sunbeam, Pierce, at New Orleans I'm Belfast
reports having experienced succession of gales the
entire passage.
The following disasters are reported as having oc-
uary, 1885,
Jan 4-Sch Lath Rich, Knight, from Philadelphia
I9r Pensacola with coal leaky and slightly damag-
ed; repairing at Nassau.
Jan ~ -Barque Walker, Frost from Boston
repairing. f as
Jan llzrSch II Perkins. Lane from Bangor for
Nasseui with lumber; leaking and head of f0remast
sprung.
Jan l6-Sch Pioneer with coffee and wool: last nm
Bird Rock. No particulars. oi
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22
DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW ORLEANS-Cld I'd, brig Il Brooks, Mil
BALTIMORE-Cld 18Th, schs 8 II Gibson, Bart
let, Boston; Harper, Coombs, Newburyport
Ar 18th. sch Prescott. Freeman, Portland.
Cid 18th, sch Maryland, Foster. Portland.
Sid 18th. schs Frances Hatch, VIM AR hur
Fort Fisher,
PHILADELPHIA-cld 18th. barque Ann Eliza.
AR 18th ship Westmoreland, Ocean Pen acola
sch Nevada, Mann, Portland.
At Delaware Breakwater 18th, N, shin Lizzie
Moses from Liverpool for Philadelphia: brig Shib-
boleth, for Philadelphia; sch Ida, from Portland
At do 18th, tarques PaO Alto. Pawnee and Sa-
yannah; brigs W Spencer, brank Allen, and
NEW YORK-Ar 10Th. barqus Wavelet. Osborn,
Pernambuco.
Ar 10Th barque Volunteer, Gorham Malaga
Ar Goth. brigs Scotland Francis, Barbados; Alox
NIilliken, Miiken, Cienfuegos; sch shooting Star
Marshall, Eizabethport for Boston.
Cid 20th briggs Thos Owens, Pettengill, Neuyiias-
Ortolan, Gooding Portland; schs Volunteer 10 ms
for Para.
At Hart Island 18th, sch r b Pitts. Bisbon from
Now York for Providence, in the ice.
PROVIDENCE = AR 18th. schs MayieI. China,
rick, from Ezabethport; Frederick Hail, ingraham
aNEWPORT-Ar 18th, schs Maracaibo. Henley ~,
Portland for New York; Hardscrabble Gregoyy ~
Rockland for do; Fanny Heating, Kich, Boston for
Returned schs Harriet Newell, Gould, fo, Boston
for Fortress Monroe; Bengal Pinkbam, Fan River
In port. ship Young Mechanic. McLcon. from g.
Thomas, to repair; sohs Harriet Newell Goula from
Boston for Fortress Monroe Fredk Hall Ingrabsm
New York for Providence Sarah, Holden. from
Fall River for New York, and the above arrivals
eOLMES'S HOLM Ar 18th. brig j Bickmo re-.
for New York. "ei. "e
Ar 18th, harque Aberdeen, Cochrane, ST Martins
for Boston; sens Haskins, Reeves New YorE
Tor do Il Hodgdon, Atkins, do for Salem: y a
Conant, Eoss Boston tor Port Royal SO; Nellie 1'as.
box Pendleton, Rockland for WASHINGTON 's'N' lar
Returned, sch Henrietta
Sid, brig BickmOrA: schs Nor, - ~, -,
box. '' a." H'enie lar
Ar goth, brig Renshaw, (of Bangor) Smith. from
Cardenas for Boston "'"' A-o-"
Sid, sch A Consnt
:, In port 10Th. barque Aberdeen; briggs Catherine
Rogers Calmuck, and ReDshaw; sehs Louis Walsh
willow Chernb, 9 Hod2don and Henrietta
BOSION-Ar Goth, ship City of Boston, Baker.
London; sch Higgins, Pierce, Patuxet River.
cosmos, Stevens, Provincetown. 7T'71
Cid goth, schs E Higgins, Pierce, Balti.nor,..
Mayfower, Foss. GOuldsborO. =
Cid 2lst, brigs Marshall Dutch, Conmbs, for CITY
P0int; schs Adaline Hamlin, Lansil, Winterport
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22
Cosco Bank .

A SPECIAL meeting of the stockhaihers of the
on iyeSne sJav the Sth day OF March ne a ~ 2
O'Clock + NJ for the tOlow,Dg purposes, to vii;
rander the Charter OF the Bank.
second-Io see if they viii vote TO change orc N.
vert the Cases Bank INFO a National banking Asso.
eist on under the laws of tie United Ygates
Third-ro act upon ny other hussncss that r,s v
legally como before them
Pc. ord sr of Directors,
E.P. GERRISH Cashier
Portland Feb. 81. l. IS. iehsstSi'
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22

THE Ladies af the Spiritual Association will
hold Fair and Levee in Mechanics Hall. this
and tomorrow evening. There is a good
promise of lively AMI happy time on both
occasions. The Spiritualsts generally 90 the
whole figure, and leave no stone unturned on
occasions of this kind. They love good time
themselves, and TO see others enjoy it too. so
look out and procure your tickets before thew
are sold, They are going off as briskly as hot
cakes.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22

THE ChestnutSt Church I,evee last even.
ing ct City Hall, was fine exhibition, and
drew an overlooking house. The tableaux
wereadmirable and everything was conducted
in fine style. The occasion was enltvened by
good music, and everybody seemed to be salts
fed. The currency must have made quite
pile, and those who got up the exhibition
must be well pleased with the success that
crowned their efforts.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22
Cay.nI Rmnsk.

A SPECIAL Getting oftho steesb ,lds,s Of tho
"A Canal Ban,. vii bs hela Al tfei- B.ptin',
~ ~ On veg nesday, the Sth dsy of Mareh NEXT
,vis.V 'i'u~ A III, for ths following purposes, 10
rends. see II the Stockholders will vet, to sur
-1 S ne Charter o. the Bank
vert 10 see If they will vote to change or coz
soc;s,;S canal Bank into q National Banking As
Tb; o., under the laws ofthe Uni ed :, atss
lasan do act upop any other business that may
-'s~o y c ,me before them.
Per Order o. the Drsclors
b. O. SOMERBY, Ca her.
Portland. Feb 81 1866. ieozztd
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22

ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE RA1LRoAn
Stock is quoted in the London Times Of tho
9th, at 56 to So, while the Erie squoted in ,ha
same paper at 80 to SO. These quotations a.
the present rates Of exchange would make Tho
Atlantic shares worth about S12O here.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22
ITCH, ITCH, ITCH!
Scratch Scratch Scratch
WHEATONS OINTMENT

Will Cure the Itch in 4s Houis.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS. CHIIBLAIns
and all EruDtions of the Skin. Price so cents For
sale by all Druggists.
BY sendisg 50 cents to any Apothecary in Port
land, it will be forwarded by mail free OF posta ge
to any part of the United States.
WEEKS g. POTTER, Solo Agents.
ITO Washington street, Boston.
Also for sale by
:. w WRIPPIE
JanS6eod5m and E. L. STANwooD.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22

THEATRE.-The "Octoroon'' will be ner-
formed this evening. No play has been placed
on the Portland Boards, that has drawn such
large and fashionable audiences, night after
night, as has this beautiful drama.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22
NOfica.

WHERsAS; Lo' lisa E.. ray wife, has left nv bed
and BOARD tb Isl TO forbid any one Ia borinS
or trusting her on nay account. as sboI ~
debts OF her centre citing. pay ~
Windham, Feb 2Oth, 1855. IL LEI I Is5o
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22

The unconditional Union Voters of Yves brook
hereby rogue ted to meet in Caucus at the Town
HOUSE, in said Town, en- Tuetday, Feb 2Sth, at
O'Clock P. NJ. to make arrangements for thoensuing
Municipal Election.
feb22d &wtd Per Order of Fowr Commit
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-22
BEAUTIFUL PREsENTATIoN.-Th en-
ploy ees of John Winslnw Jones az Cnnnin left

DnAoiHoL FREsENTATIoN.--The en-
ployees ofJohn Winslow Jones at Congin, left
on his table in this city the other day, splen-
did SILVER service as wedding present to him
self ana wiie as mark Of their esteem. The
service consists Of complete set of table
siiVer' including doz. silver tea knives, all
appropriately marked. The above was fur
nlshed By Messrs. Gerrish and Pearson and Il
as nice ct any We have ever seen.s When the
citizens OF oongin undertake anything they
never leave it half done.
us needless to say that the recipients on
their return home, we're highly delighted with
the beautiful d splay. and fully appreciated the
present. net only on account OF its Intrinsic
value, but more particularly that it discovered
feeling on the part Of the donors that will
always render it invaluable.