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The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27
Levee at Saccarappa.


Brief allusion has already been made to q
levee held in Warren's Hall at Saccarappa
village, on Wednesday evening last, for the
benefit of Mr.. DoMINIcUs c. WAKEFIELD, a
returned sick soldier of the 25th regiment
Maine Volunteers. oq -
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather, and the exceedingly bad state OF the
roads, the hall was full, and the hearts OF the
people were overlooking with patriotic emo
lions. A9AeAtoA ga 4SA2@ Z @4Q4
M Bountiful and choice refreshments were
supplied by the ladies, who served them as
Yankee ladies are wont, and as few others are
able to do. A@94
The occasion was also enlivened by stirring
vocal and instrumental music. Not the least
noteworthy of those who engaged in this
grateful service was the Brass Band recently
organized in the village. to whom vote of
thanks was passed, followed by three rousing
cheers, and the presentation of photographic
likeness of Edward Everett, to be suitably
framed and hung up in their room.
Among those who shared in the pleasures
Of the evening were Lit. Webb, of Saccarapps,
and Mr.. Whitcomb, of Standish, both of the
18th Me-, and Mr.. Darling, of Gorhau,, Of the
9th Maine. Each OF these gentlemen was in-
vited to the platform, was enthusiastically re-
ceived, and responded in a brief and fitting
manner. Oar soldiers are deservedly very
popular; and it requires no git Of prophecy
to perceive that ere long they will share large
ly in the honors and emolunents of office.
The handsome sum of t,oo hundred dollars
was realized from the Levee, and paid over to
Mr.. Wakefield, for which he is mainly indebt-
ed to the patriotic ladies of that village.
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u. S. Christian Commission.

A dispatch from Geo. q. Stuart, Chairman
OF the U. S. G. c., to Thomas b. Hayes of this
city, says, sour treasury is overdrawn. Press
ing calls from. the army to-day. Can you
help us" =
In response to this appeal collections will be
taken in many of the churches of this city on
Sunday, the 26th inst. ii 5ss 81 ia
In three or four churches, however, the col
lections will of necessity be deferred till the
first or second Sabbath in April. se 49,
sGaf s. l.. BOWLER, Agent u. s. G. G.
1t will be seen by the above that the Treas
ury of the Christian Commission to-day Is
empty. Nearly 800 Delegates are now in the
field, giving their time and labors to the care
of the wounded, to cheering the well. and to
preaching the gospel to all.
The spring campaign has already opened.
The delegates of the Commission are even now
nursing the wounded from Dabney's Mil and
be prepared for general engagement, and an
outlay of a hundred thousand dollars for bat
tie field stores.
Tie delegates of the Commission are now
daily meeting the hundreds of our poor, sick,
starved, returned prisoners, at Aiken,s Land
ing, with kind words, hot coffee, and soft bread,
and helping to carry them on board the steam
boats, and accompanying and nursing them on
the way home. a3o M
Shall this work be etopped5 Snail THESE
delegates be recalled, or shall they still visit
the batJle-nsl4 end the hospi. al, and with kind
words and gentle hands distribute. th1-sifts OF
generous people to the noble men bleeding
and dying for their native land? Shall the
men who fight with Sherman and Grant be
neglected.? lsf
The Commission has no funds in bank, 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 now
appeal for immediate help. "a 9a
Money and stores may also be sent to either
of the undersigned: Thomas R. Hayes, Chair
man; Cyrus Sturdivant, Treasurer; 81. II.
Burgess, Secretary; Andrew J. Chase, j.. Il.
Mathews. Army Com. Portland Y. NJ. @. A.
mch22 st
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The Butter traits Of had Bi.ters.

Invalid reader, do you know what nine-tenths of
the Bitter compounds you are solicited by the pre-
prietors to accept universal are compos
ed Off Give heed fer oment. Taey are manu-.
featured from unpUlifsd alcohol, containing con.
siderable portion of fasel oil, poisoa almost as
deadly prussc acid The basis of the regular TIM
lures of the Mateiia Medic is the same Ne mount
of"herbl extracts' can oyerc sme the bad tenden-
cy Of this perncious eismen. The Essence Of aoul
Rye thoroughly rectasi is this only siimulant which
can be sa ely used component of Tonic, altera.
tive and aati-silious medicine. aud HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS is the only medical pre-, ara
ton in the world in Ehich this article is used as
Ingredient Hsnco the extraordinary fleets of this
great spec fc. 1t gives strength without producing
excitement No her Tonic does this. All the or
binary Ritiers flush thu face aud tsct the braia.-
HoSrErTER's BITrERS diffhae an a rec able calm
through the nervous system promote digestion and
produceslesp. No ether Tonic 8 q dckly revives
the exhau,ed physical energies, restores the appe.
title, and removes the gloom depression which
always accompanies eakne5s the bodily powers.
New York House. 80 Cedar Street, N. Y.
mar22 dAw WV
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DIED.

In this city, March 26, Mrs Caroline A, wife of
Geo johnson. aged Is years 10 months
EY-Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
sroTn her late residence. No 81 Melbourne street.
In Westbrook, March 26, at bis fathers residence
Howeli, SON of james d and Marianne Kidder, aged
AZ years. $50 os :. -.
Mr. .Iabez Rich, aged 81 years.
In Rrnnswick, March !. Elsie. daughte of Thomas
and Harriet r Simpson. aged ~ months
In Rrunswick March IL. Mr. Ezra Stone aged 60
vaars: Geo 4 Stanwood. aged "a years months.
In Ellsworth, March e. Mr. Francis Redman, aged
80 years months.
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From. Hiito,, Head.

NEW YORK, March 25
The steamer Baltic, from Hilton Head 22d,
has arrived.
On the l7th the survey steamer Bibb, while
sounding the channel off Battery Bee, struck
a torpedo, which exploded, throwing the bow
OF the vessel completely out OF water, but she
sustained no material damage, None of the
officers or crew we're injured. A number OF
torpedoes have been raised, and the search is
progressing. The work of sounding the chan
mel aud placing the lights was progressing
rapidly.
Secretary Welles, Assistant Secretary Fox
and Major General Anderson are 10 visit
Charleston and raise Sumters old flag.
General Saxton has established his head
quarters in Charleston. 4e2a
Captain John Rourke, of Mulligan's Irish
Brigade, arrived at Hilton Head on the 17th
having escaped fion a rebel prison. He let
Columbia ten days after Sherman's evrcua-
ton and was five times recaptured.
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IMPORTS.

GLASGOW. Steamship United Kingdom : 33
pkes mdse. to Thos Paddock: sacks pkge seeds,
ley; and d large freight fol Canada. New York aed
Boston. ~ 81 b -.l.la. :. :. -. -,
iron TO Brooks 1895 bars iron, 200 bdls no. to
A stevens Co; so bales cotton. to order; 3 cases
machine cry, A NJ Capen; IA cases mdse. bale do,
= ,sks seeds case do, to Thos Paddock 10 csses
metal 4 casks nails, Geo H Starr; cases mdse Z
Prind @; case straw goods. cases mdse, & A Elk
Co; bales wool. John Rankin; 10 cases mdse. Agt
G 4 KR; and freight for Canara and New York.
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To the Public.

'.a -s. ft- ef. s.f..- "a 40 s.g.-- e.
This is to csrtify tnat fifteen years ago was taken
sick, and the doctors called it Liver Complaint and
treated me for that disease, but received perma
nent relief, and during the past winter had been
worse than at any previous time. called to see DR.
Harvey. Feb1lth, 1865, and he disagreed with all
who had before exsmined and treated my case, stat
ing there trouble with my livor, but that it
was n tbs stomach and episastr:c region, and that
my disease was Dyspepsia DR.. Harvey treated me
for this disease, and am happy to say l am now
entirely free from this terrible Difficulty. also had
the catarrh very bad for years, and this is amcsten
tireiy removed. would be pleased to see and talk
with any one in regard to my case. *
EDWARD C. MONROE,
80 Washington st.
Portland March 10. 1886. mch2Otf
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MARR FEU-

In this city March %, by Rev MorrelI. Elias
Costner and Maria II Witham both of Westbrook.
In Brunswick, March 8. Joseph Anderson, Of Free
pert, and Miss Catharine Orr. of A.
- In brunswick. March 90. John w Tibbetts. of
Richmond. and Rebecca A Toothaker, of d.
In Franklin, Feo rs, capt Curtis Pettengill and
Maria Thompson
- In Franklin. March 2. Luther Goodwin, of SUI.
~. and Edna z Young of f.
In Biddeford. March %, Cyrus Davis, of Buxton,
and Mary A DAv, of Saco.
EIn Kennebunkport Dec u, Geo Go dthwaite of
Biddeford and Lydia Bense n, of K.
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By ELEGRA PH
TO TaE--
EVENING PAPERS.
From the Southwest.

- CAIRO, ILL.,, March "a.
New Orleans dates of the 10Th are received.
The rebels are in strong force at Alexandra,
and are Strengthening Fort de Russey and the
Red River. - y. so A4ll FrL u
A Matamoras correspondent, writing on the
llth, says the excitement from the revolution
is suosidiDg The reported marching OF dis
affected chiefs on Matamoras is false
report received in Memphis from Holly
Springs, says Noble was evacuated and the
city, with an immense quantity of war inn
plements, was in our possession.
Middling cotton was quoted in Memphis at
3Oc. ~ =.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27

A STRONG TEsT.-A Charleston corresoon-
cent OF the Washington Republican makes
S sne '1nowing statement respecting one OF the
lew M On u of South Carolina -
..,Is ATo.x Aiken is another bright and
SHINING h llsns, Of manly and fearless Integrity,
one o. ~. Tue .ags. Shareholders of the South
Sanc1 .ng bs oe'up@cn Of the city by our for
slaves, seven hundred and f,ftv IL nu u a., ms
the commandant OF the post. ana a. n n,umoer' 70
family farm on one OF the most s ser,;Io edca
productive islands on the coast, PLACED .b anu
on 1t, and all are well started ia life Sm Sch
2 man deserve double honors Sucn
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EIllton,s Tasolub,e Cemen,.

For wood, leather, crockery. and ether substances
is the best aid TO economy that the hOusekeper can
have 1t lis in liquid form, and insouble in water or
oil. 1t will adhere oily substances completely Two.
ounce bottle, with brush family PACKAGE Is cents
each. Sold every where.
HILTON BROS. & Co., Proprietors, Providence,
r. r. On receipt of 50 cents, family package will
be sent by mail. feb7dSm
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PASSENGERS.

luthA st David. from Liverpool-Lieut. Ca,pen-
ter Ensign Hope Jonstone. Ensign Curtis, Mr. john
son. Capt -Laughlin. Miss Nc Donald, Mrs Barc ay.
Mast barclay. Miss Annie Barclay. Mast Barcisv
Miss Edith Barclay VIM Plunket, and 2SS otheis IN
the steerage. IA w EF
In the United Kingdom. from Glasgow wafer
Grieye Rev Francis RAFT. Jas Gleason, Chas Stodf,
WIN Johnston. Annie Gilmor. Cha, Gilmor, Henry
Findley, and 269 others in the steer 'ga.
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Eron. Kenf,tcku.

A LOUISVILLE, KY, March "A.
The Sanitary Commission are sending large
supplies OF provisions and clothing 40 meet
the Union prisoners who are about being ex
changed at Vicksburg, instead of Eastport, as
heretofore stated. af8 Hau 81
The notorious guerrilla Hodge was captured
by our scouts near Garnettville on Wednes-
day and brought here this morning. he was
severely, and perhaps fatally, wounded
Z Magruder continues to grow worse, with
slight probability of recovery.
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spECtAL NoriC ELS.
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:
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of the Hair. 1t is from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head is formed and secreted. AS long as the
scalp Is free from disease these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps its natural appearance
and color But when humors and other diseases at.
feet 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
off, and in many cases, if not arrested will produce
complete badness.
To remedy this pathological condition of the
glands. and create new and healthy action, the
Physiological Hair Regenerator has proved Der.
feet success.
tits not "Dye," and will not stain particle II
will positively RESTORE GRAY HAIR" in all cases
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, corcATE,s honey soAp

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantlv
scented and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin For Sale By all Drnggists aud Fan.v
Goods Dealers. jansldIyr
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JEwEERx,

Send me One Dollar by mail and will sand vop
any ofthe following Gid Plated Articl s:-Set Of
ladies' Jewery. Long Chain. Locket, Neck Chain
King. Vest Chain, Bracelet, Gents Chajn Fin SCI
of Buttens, Set OF Jet Hope, Belt Buckle BeIt
Pin. Also will SEND good Hunting Cased Silver
Plated Watch and Chain fer SIS.
Address, DRES5ER's Dollar Store, Portland
Me. Box 1872. le Ivaa j fi mar9d2m*
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sr ECIAL NOTIONS.
Notice.

There will be public meeting in behalf OF 'ne
u Chris tian Commission. at the LIST Baptis'
Churcs, Federal St., on Sunday evening, commence
leg at o'el ct. Addresses viii b. made BY Kew
$. Merrill, Chaplain of Let Maine Cava'ry, ara
others THOs. 4. HAYES, s
mar 23d3s Chairman Army Com
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EXPORTS EXPO

Per steamship reruy an to Liverpool-1o37 boxes
meat 1854 tres lard 2S1 tubs do $40 pkgs butter 1901
bbs -four 5l boxes cheese ~ boxes tobacco Al bbls
beef 70 rolls leather, cases furs, S074 pcs deals
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27

THING OF BEAUTY is A Joy DRIVER.
Tho1e who desire br.liiancy o. compilation, must
purify and enrich the bio d ,wh ch HELMBoLD's
oRsTRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably dce'. Rec.
oiieect it is no patent medicine. ASK or Aembolds.
Take other. aHr r {
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERPKTrs AND UNPRINoIPLeD
DEALRGs endeavoring 10 dis pose OF their own aud
Other preparations, on the reputation attained by
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27

Tho grand line of steamers which was prom
ised between Portland and Machias has
dwindled into line Of schooners. That, we
suppose, affords chance for Portland mer-
chants to send their goods TO Machi.s. If II
don't furnish their Machias brethren with "a.
cllities to get to Portland and Boston. =
Not satisfied with laying down "tbird
rail" to Boston. which he thinks is ooioa 20
run all western Maine into that city wi,bont
SO much as passing the time of day" with
Portland, our pleasant neighbor reioices him
self hugely that the East also is to steer wide
of our acquaintance. But we are OBLIGED to
dash the cup of the Wing mans JOY when we
inform him that not only the line of steamers
to Machias, but one or two other lines to the
East, are fixed facts" and wait only time 10
build or buy the necessary steamers to be seen
of men.
Perhaps these malignant thrusts at Port
land are approved by the people of Bangor,
but we don't believe it.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27
Read This.

From IS to $40 per day made by selling Dresser's
Prize Pac ages. Agents Wanted.
Address, L. DRESSER,
feb9d2m- Portland, Maine, Box 1872
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and reuovates the blood puries instis the vig,r of
health into he system, and plrges out this humors
that make disea ..
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27

Why IEJuRE THE COMPLEXION BY Powders
AND WAsHRs waich choke OF fiji M the pores of the
skin, aud 10 short time leave it hart asd drys 1t
Is the biood, and if you want smooth and soft sk:n
use HFLMBoLD'S EXTRACT OF SABsAPARILLA. 1t
removes black spots. pin PIES and all eraptions o. the
akin.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Letters Remaining Unclaimed
the Post Office at Portland tate of Maine o., h
Il day OF March, 1866 81 u
eS-"To OBTAIN any ofthese letters. the aonIicaD,
must call for ad0ertised letters, give the dats ~
inns u.s., and pay one cent for advertising.
be sent to the Dead Letter Ofice' '', 'A'' WIZ
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For sale in this city by Il. Packard.

Lucy RANDoIpH; or Present Doing and Present
waiting. Boston: Henry Hoyt.
Inc precepts inculcated in this pleasant little
volume are how to live so as to do good to all,
ana 10 walt patiently for future events. 1t is a
!, 'nas can be read with profit, not only by
the young but also by those of more mature
years. and is vol liable addition to the family
library. bid
For sale in this city hy H Packard.
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SPOKEN.

ian Is. lat SO s. Ion 20 e, ship Joseph Holmes
Crosby. from Rangoon for Falmouth. 81
Jan 81, lat 10 =. Ion SO E. ship g Richardson,
Kendall, from Rio Janeiro tor Amherst.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27

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fct mankind arise from corruptions of the b'ood--
HELMBoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA Is n RENE.
dy ofthe utmost value.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Thompson Boston; Benz Adams Chase, New York ;
brig Abbie Larrabee, Carlisle, Boston.
ri Ar 14th. haroue Commerce Robinson Boston.
BALTIMORE-Cid ed, sch Cypress, Cole. For.
tres Monroe
In hampton R ads 2l.t, ship Tamorlane. with
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 2sd, brig Mecosta, Dun.
bar. New York sch Fantauzzi. Wooster. Fastport
Cid 23d. barque Minnesota. Watson New Orleans
CD 23d, brig Ella Reed, Tuzo. st ago.
NEW YORk-Ar 2Sd sch Gov Cony, Brown FIN
Below. ship Am Congress. from Pensacola -
Cid Esd: ship Galena. McNear for New Orleans !;
barques / Gushing, Colcord, Matanzas; Arizona.
Colcor do. s slls 9'Is13r5o
Cid Path, ship Saml Russell. Luce, Hong Kong;
brig Virginia. Nickels, Washington; schs Garland
Norton =, I, Philadelphia; Lucy, Appleby. Eastport:
NEWPOkT-Ar 29d, brig Trindelen, Lawry. from
Portsmouth for Baltimore; sch Flora SAWYER
Reed, Portland for Fortress Monroe,
In port, ship Young. Mechanic, McLoon. for Bos-
ton; brig Mazatan, Maddocks. I'm Bristol for Phila-
delphia; schs John Boynton. Reed, FIN Philadelphia
Tor Boston; Geo w Snow. Haskell, Providence for
new York; Parker Fitzgerald. Camden for do /;
Ophir, Reed, Portland for Fortress Monroe; ,Brier
Robinson, fm Rockiand for New York; r L Pc cker
Aarsen Boston for Fortress Monroe
HOLBES'S HOLE-Ar oath, U steamer Rhode
Island, Trenchard, New York for Belfast schs Jul
let. Crosby. Boston for New Haven; Abbie. night
Philadelphia for Boston: Seventy-Six Teel Chester
River. Nd, for Belfast Mazurka, Flowers FIN Balti-
Rockand.
Ar oath, barque Palo Alto. Wiley. FIN Philadelphia
for Boston; brigs VIM Sawyer, Ray. Cabarien for
DO; prania, Coombs. Philadelphia for do; Kalano,
Br) Morris. FIN Bristol for Portlaud schs Nautilus.
Pillsbury, Philadelphia for Portland,
In port Path, brigs surf. Abner Taylor, W R Saw
yer. Urania; scbs Lizzie w Dyer, Hannibal, Sarah
Ida L Howard. Jecd Q, Jos Fish. L A circuit. Louis
Walsh, Ottoman. Albert, Redington Catawamteak,
EArcuarus, Abbie George Deeripg ~
BosToN-Ar GATH ship Island Home, tBr) Mann,
Liverpool. -seF.,
B low, barque Andes.
Cid Gath, barque Mary Edison, Howes, FIN New Or
leans. ist
Ar 18th, sch Equal Keller. Rockand.
Cid 18th, ship Martha Bangs. Valparaiso schs
Open Sea. Bsbbidge Hilton Head: Ellen. Norton,
Washington; J Baker. Barberick, Portland
!. Sid, barque Mary Edison; brigs Anrandale, and
Chas b cath. t1 Ait
NEWBURYPoRT-Ar2i Gath, sch W Carpenter,
Soule. Baltimore. u r.,,--. ~ -
WfNTERPoRT-sidl 18th. barque Helen Angler,
STAPLES, Havana. afgsTaag.s -
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n
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Recent Publications

VIVIAN AND his FRIENDS, or Two Hundred
Years Ago; By the author of "The Story of q
Pocket Bible" Boston: Henry Hoyt. Eel
In this beautifully printed and neatly embel-
lisbed volume we have the history of Charles
Vivian in which the terrible scenes of the great
plague in London are wildly brought out and
also the great fire of 1866. The lessons drawn
from the history of events that occurred two
hundred years ago, will present themselves with
force to the reader 1t is an excellent book for
the family. ~ s
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The Vermont Raiders.

ssit5 X baai SOS I MONTREAL, March 25
The arguments In the St. Adams raiders
case closed last night, and decision Is prom
ised on Wednesday next. 6ltJ 4
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Price 81. per Bottle.

81 q. .tt TEBBETTS BROTHERS.,
Druggistsand Chemists, Proprietors, MANCHESTER.
GEORGE GOODWIN 4 CO., SO Hanovar
street, Boston. General Wholesale Agents
w. " WHIPPLH, Agent for Portland, Maine.
Jan 2eod Ans Is 4e-e n r
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[Per steamer Austria a,

lPer steamer Austria asian-additionail
Sid FIN Liverpool 9th, Bessie Harris woodwork,
fer Boston.
Adv 18th, Damascus, tsl for Portland 18Th
OF st Ca,harines Sd inst, Alfred Storer, Wescott,
from Shields for New York
Ar at Akyab Jan 81 Trumhull. Collins. I'm Rio ia
metro: Feb B Europa, Reed. Liverpool.
Sid FIN Bomba, 7th ut. Nicholas Curwen. Sharp.
Calcutta. -
from Trieste for New York:
Sid fm Bremerhayen 9TH inst, Assyria. pelano, for
Sunderland.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Bombay l4th uit ships Zenobia. Hayes, for Liv-
Sid fm Bouc yFrance) 7th inst, barque Cordelia,
Roberts. Catania A8 "
for Genoa. ldg. l't7iI',7 - -
Sid FIN Newport, Eng, 10th inst barque Per'cles.
for Callao. fa ~ m
At Neuyitas 18th inst, brig Thos Owens, for New
York in 10 days
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NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Saturday. ....................'' March So'
: e9 brf ~ ARRIVED. rr.
..,. U.~a.,, IN, f.,nrh.u t-o..
Steamsnp Onieo MlngvWen. 'Dr' SAmPpeii' iioAi
Hasgow ~ T .nss III NY Srarwood Nav Yo-k
Steamer rrancohiA, cnei wooI Now ApAA.
steamer montreal. Liscomo. c3 0.'s oor -.
Brig Mary Chase, new OF foFtlano, 70 tons,l
McDonao, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IVunu ny Steam
tug Warrior; s.,.. p,,,.s.,.,,.
Sch Mary Amsoen, Smlth. fnliauephia'
Sch VIM Garrison, Corson. boston. t
sen v d Eaaio. nuriow NoWuqrypoft' Z
sen harper. Coomos, Newnuryport
CLEARED. .
St amship Peruvian. tBr) Ballantine. Liverpool
Il & A Allan.
& Fox.
Brig Martha A Berry, Berry, Matanzas Chase
Bros 4 Co. la9A' (. N9fA. ~.
Sch Mary Louisa, Hammond, Philadelphia
Nights. z. u g p. y 49ti1 9.i laJ 4LIcH y
3 Sch West Wind, Harrington, New York = II
Nickerson. a.' l3 NA7gi y .'ayns ,.ia.r -
Upham Son. G-193 a1i ft .rsclra9 elE
cATIED- hrio X atabd;n. 4ocbs Gam CoIts Wa,
wind ana Others. 800 :" -
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ARRIVED. 0lis c9
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via Londonderry 10th inst reports heavy westerly
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The Portland daily press., 1865-03-27

6ear PennsyIrGnia Legislature.
HARRISBURG, Pa, March rs.
The Pennsylvania Legislature adjourned
sine die to-day. w aGt Ssfs