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Letter from the stats osp.ssl,
AuousTA, March. o. lsa5.

'N-cH3 >~AsNA 49, ~ @lSAhD.
70 the Editor of the Press.
The following commissions, not heretofore
announced, have been Issued, viz:
Eighth Regiment Iatantru.-Wm. M Nc
Arthur, Limington, COL; Edward A. True.
Hope, Lieut-Col.
Unassigned InfaDtry n. Larrabee,
Lewiston, % Lieut.. 18th Co.
Captains Thompson and Fowler's compan-
les lesfiere Sunday by special train tor the
front. The former goes to the Twelfth and
the latter to the Fourteenth regiment. Quite
a number of cavalry horses also started for the
army the same day.
Governor Cony is expected to return from
Washington ON Saturday. The arrest of Dr..
Dslany, the substitute broker here on Friday
last, has caused some futtering among the
feathers of birds of the same flock AMI given
rise to all sorts of surmi> es and extravagant
specula'ions. The simple truth is that he was
quietly arrested by oDe Of Col. Bakers detec-
tives, who held an order from Maio General
Dix commanding this department. No charges
were made against him and he was taken to
New York In utter ignorance OF what the
ground of complaint was. BE has heretofore
borne character for square and honorable
dealing In his vocation, bat every good citizen
will hope for an Investigation which shall
bring the facts to light and n he has been
guilty of sharp practice that justice may be
done to him and his victims.
| Lieut.. Col Gechell Of the 31st regiment has
sent Governor Cony miniature mortlr made
from rebel bullets fred into Fort Sedgwick,
known to newspaper correspondents as Fort
Hell') nelr which The regt. has been station
ed for some time past.
The Congregational Society in this city has
commenced the work of erecting their new
church to replace that burntlast summer. It
is to be of granite aud is designed to cost
some fifty thousand dollars,
IA We are to have new dummy car or ac-
commodation train between here and Gardi-
nsr as soon as spring opens. II proved a great
accommodation to the public and profitable
enterprise to the company last year and IN
doubtedly will this season.
Recruiting is still moving on briskly ard
good mep are being obtained. If every state
Ais its quota with such men as Maine is now
getting there will be no more calls for trcops
till the nextwar.
There is no truth in the rumor that the Isl
Maine Sharpshooters, which was refused re-
cognition, is to hereorganized and filed up a:
| the Fhirty-ihird Maine Infantry.
HELIos,
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GoLD.-The bulls in New York attempted
to shove up gold at the stock board Wednes-
day night. But it would not stay up. Yes
terday it opened at the stock exchange at
1876 and continued to vary between i95 and
1876 until one o'clock, when 1t began to droop
slowly, until ii reached 1913 8, closing at the
board al 1893 8 4.
This is the lowest quotation this year, and
the lowest since last September, when it
reached 1877 IL. bs
At the evening Board at Gallagher's last
night, gold closed at 1911 SO.
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Silver Money.

One of the merchants in Montreal has open
ed silver account. Merchants deposit silver
and their checks are met in silver. The mon
ey market is tight in Canada. The banks
have restricted their issues, and considerable
difficulty is felt in mercantile circles. In con-
sequence Of so much silver being in circula-
ton, the banks are cautious about issuing their
notes which are sure to come back again in a
short time. Silver circulates, while bank
notes are hurried back to the place whence
they came, and do not afford that medium of
circulation upon which banks relic for no in
considerable portion of their profits. Bank
bills in Canada are more valuable than silver
coin.
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Hliton,s Ensoluble Cement

For wood, leather, cfockery, and othsr substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekesper can
have 1t is in liquid form, and nsouble in water
oil. 1t will adhere oily substances completely. Two
ounce bottle. with brush family packase) Is cents
each. Sold everywhere.
HILTON BROS. 3 Co., Proprietors, Providence,
R. I. ON receipt of 80 cents, family package will
be sent by mail. feb5d9m
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DIED.

In this city. March O. Mr. AHA. q r.. - :, ~
years-son of Jeremiah Dew Eso D"' Aseu 20
~ ; asiS S 49, marcn y OF consumption Mrs Mary
~ In Bath. March 9o1 M,a aged aged 81 years.
years months; also. Nellie, son of Joseph and
Louisa dick. aged years months efA anu
So years months ~ "s0o
In Albany. Ne: March 3, Valera, daughter of inc
G Becker, aged Is years.
In Augusta, March 8. Amy L. eldest daughter OF
the late Howard Pettengill, aged SO years
In kingsville, Jan G. Mrs Mehitabe Harris, aged
70 years. '.f5atA
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RESIGNATION OF JUDGE SPRAGUE.-Hon.
Peleg Sprague, Judge of the U. S. District
Court for Massachusetts,, has been compelled
to tender his resignation On account of con-
tinued ill health and infrmities. He has not
occupied seat upon the bench for several
terms.
Judge Sprague removed from Hallowell to
Boston in 1885. He was appointed Judge Of
the U. S District Court of that State in 1S41,
and has held the position, from which he now
retires, for twenty-iour years. he has been
laboring under complication of physical disa-
bilities for long time. b.,
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NOTICE.

Dr. ?. p. QUIMBY would give notice that on and
after March 1st, 1866, his terms w be as follows
Fir t Examination, at office, So 90
Each subsequent tting. at office, 100
First examination at residence, II within the
city. 250
. Each subsequent visit, l50
Terms for visiting patients in ether places can be
learned at his Office, No. IL International House,
or by addressing him letter there enclosing stamp.
Portland, Feb II, lss5.-d5ws
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RELEASED UNION OrFIcERs.-Six hun
bred Union officers arrived on Monday last at
Annapolis from the rebel prisons in the South.
We publish below the list of officers belonging
to Maine regiments SO far as it has been re-
ceiyed:
Capt E. A. Burpee, 10Th Me-; Lieut. G. A.
e aor1 T lst Me. cavalry; Lieut.: Geo. l. Hall.
90 S5i oapt. a; 9 Midget. 18th; Lieut.. Bsarce,
Vaughan, 1st cavalry: CAPT. II. r. Sargent,
Szi; Capt. J. P. Fall, S2d; Capt. A. P. Willis,
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Boston Stock East.
MARRIED.

q IN augusta, Feb q, Columbus Cottle and Hannah
=, daughter Of John Arnold ESQ.
silla Smith VIM DeI4J anu MlsS Afu
Mary l. Brann - 'o'n9a ooyhton ana
pd In Benton' Feb, Albert Rideout and Ella p
,,nl ~ Athens Feb. volney Browning and Miss
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PoRTLAND.
KhuFBo8ys,.. ,,t,a u.
ARRIVED.

kmufBoays,..y $50. .s.... .....M8Fcn U.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Belgian, lBrl Wyiie Liverpool via Lon
doAderry.
Steamer Franconia Sherwood, New York.
steamer Lewiston, knight, Boston.
Steamer New Brunswick. Winchester, I'm Roston
for st John NIB.
Bsrque Philena, Davis, Philadelphia,
Sch s Il Jackson, tof S. Georgel Tracey. Matanzas
Goth Nlt via holmes Hole has experisnced vsTy
heavy weather lost and split sails, broke main BOOM
stove house and sustained other damage; also lost
"a hhds molasses off deck
Sch Maryland, Foster, Baltimore.
Sch Pearl, Brown, Beverly.
Sch VIM G Eadie. Thurlow, Newburyport.
Sch Planet, Farrow, lslesboro. -s j.
CLEARED
Birque Anna M Palmer, Skolaeld, Beaufort NO
l. Brown.
Sch Mary Pattep, Phillips. Cardenas-Heigh &
Dyer,
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BThe recent introduction of the electric
telegraph into Morocco was vehemently opposed
by many who looked at the progress of the
work with religious horror. The Emperor
threatened with death any person who should
injure the apparatus, but the inhabitants of the
little village of Mahovany nevertheless cut
down thewires. The irate Emperor straightway
had the place surrounded by his troops, and the
heads of ten prominent citizens were forthwith
cut off and fixed on the telegraph poles as an
awful warning
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Z BLAcKwooD.-The February number of
this talented but intensely tory magazine has
been received from the republication Office of
Leonard Scott & Co, New York. It contains
the continuation or conclusion of four arSti-
cles, and three articles complete. 8H
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DIR. HARVEY. Having sold out my bust.
ness in Boston, have permanently located Port;
land, Me, where shall pay particular attention to
the treatment of CAronic Complaints with my new
Chemical Remedies. 60
have cured hundreds of cases after all other
edies have failed.
Consultation Free.
Office hours from Q to II A. NJ, aud from to 9 p.
n. feb2ldtf
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Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY, March 8, l8s5.-Amount of Stock at

We
PRlcEs-Beef cattEe-Extra sl6i@lo v ib; first
9uaIssy scnsistiug of good oxen best steers &C. at
third quality. light young cattle. II g IL; Poorest
grades l0@l0lon the total weight OF hide, tallow,
and beef
Cows-Ordinary from s46 to IS; Extra. from $50
to 100; Farrow, &C. S24@4O:
Sheep and Lambs-Sheep @l2c v ID; Sheep and
S,oine-Fat hogs, IL goo Q; shoats. 10 @l5c. live
weight.
CAR Skins from IS to 2rc per Id.
Peits OO9ss SO; country lots, 50 0O@3 %.
Hides-lO9 i03c " ID.
T1llosc-l0Q11lc. .tr
Working oxen are In good demand at the follow.
ing prices, 81.
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SUDDEN DEATH Mrs. Mary Needham, of
Lincolnville was found dead in her bed on
Friday morning, II uit. She retired to rest
the preceding night in her usual health. She
was the widow of Samuel Needham formerly of
East Cambridge, who went out in the 4th
Maine Regiment at the beginning of the war,
and was afterwards transferred to the steamer
Mound City, which was blown up on the
mississippi. Her age was 46 years. Belfast
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The Cabinet Organ, manufactured by Ma
son & Hamlin, is an improvement upon in
struments OF the melodeon and harmonium
kind, and is rapidly winning its way TO ext n
siye circulation. To some extent it seems 10
combine the capabilities of the plano, and Of
previous reed instruments; for while 1t has al
most the euickness of action and capacity for
rapid, lively music of the one, it adds also the
better adaptness to sacred and home music of
the other. Those who have become accus
toned to melodeons and harmoniums, will be
charmed with the considerable improvements
which have been attained in the Cabinet Or
gan-wish its better quality and volume OF
tone, and greatly increased power of expires
sion.-Neto York Examiner.
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SAN FRANCISCO-sld Feb IL, barques Comst,
Chase, Honolulu; Camden, Mitchell. Puget Sound.
In port, ships ID LagIence. for Valparaiso; w
Dinsmore, and King Phillip. for Callao; Aqula,
Blackburn, David urocketl, Fair Wind Live OAK,
and Western Continent, unc; and others IT
NEW ORLEAIS-Cld2 3d barque Sachem, Spar
row, Boston; brig Itasca, Tucker, do.
Boston. 1l ~
,BALTIMoRE-Ar eth brig Nile. Moore. from
Mayaguoz PR. ar 0gnl
Below 9th. ship Macaulay. Rogers, I'm St Thomas.
Cid 9TH, barque Arlington Bartlett, Cadiz
fHILADELPHIA-Ar6 9Th barques rawnee, Will
liams, and lido Kmbal. q ark. New Orleans.
CD 9Th. brig Frontier. Littlefeld sagua:
Ar It'll. brig & Crowley. Crowley. Cardenas;
sch John Boynton, Reed Calais
Cid Ith. brig Frank Allen. Merrill Havana.
NEW YORh--Af It'll. ship Star of tho West Per-
~, Lverpool;s barqne Princeton, Mccormick, from
D y! brig Neponset, Tracy, Minatitlan; sch
HOLHES'S HOLE-Ar Sth, schs Fanny Bailey
Cosby, and Charlotte Shaw Shaw, Philadelphia Tor
Boston. Engineer, Willard. Baltimore for Portland
Harper. Coombs, do ier Newburyport; Charles ii
Kennedy, Rockland for New York. n
BOSfON-Ar 9Th, schs Halo, Short, New Orleans;
Newcomb, Hatch, James River
Below Sth barque Mary e. son, from Palermo.
Ar 9th, barque Mary Eeson. Howes. I'm Palermo;
brigs Vim Black, Watts. Gonaiyesi WIN Nash.
Gould, Mragoane; Omaha, Robinson, Philadelphia;
sch shaw. Reeves. Philadelphia. so
Sid Sth, barques Augusta Kelley, r G w Dodge.
SALEM-Sld It'll, schs II S Partridge, tim Rock
Iandl for Norfolk; Col Simmons from Bostonl for
Belfast; Pearl, for Portland.
GLUUCESTER-Ar 9Th, schs Charlotte Ann Ar.
drews, Boston for Rockland; E Parker, Fitsger.
aid, Rockport for New York Olevia buxton, Flint
and Brier, Robinson Rockland for do I Tenpssse
Woost, r: Eastpqrt tor philadelphia; Montrose Bar
ter CaIals Tor providence; Albert, Bartlett do for
Philadelphiai Gertrude Horton, Jameson, Rockiand
for New York iH ="
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Barque Mary Edison. Howes at Boston from Pa.
lermo, reports, Feb a. lat AZ co. lon 4s 05 boarGed
porIedl with lumber and shocks, the hull being in
good condition, anchors on the bows bulwa ks and
decks entire and all the cargo remaining The stern
about ten feet from the DICK, mainmast gone even
with the poop deck, and bowsprit by the knight
heads, aud both chains gone.
Ship King Phillip. Bickford. at San Francisco I'm
New York, was A days OF Caps Horn with heavy
WSW gales; sprung joremast. lost sails, stove for.
ward house, and threw overheard 100 carbsys Wit
riol.
Ba que Old Hickory. Callaghan, at San Francisco
from Philadelphia, reports Sept l3 lest maintop-
gallant yard. Oct Z. Nicholas Murray, seaman, iell
from aloft and was drowned.
Ship Il Taylor, Lord. from Bakers Island or
rived at San Francisco March z, in q leaky condi-
ton, ff..s'esr.
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EHE GREAT GERMAN HE1LMITTEI

FHE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL
Win positively cure -
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
And the first stages Of
O 0 N s u M p II o N.
1t is sure preventative for
DIPrH ERIA.
For sale by all Druggists. Price per Bottle 50.
WEEKS POTTER.
Druggists. No, ITO Warrington Street, Boston, Mass.
General Agents. febl5d6w
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eoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap in such universal
demand, 10 made from the choicest materials,
is mild and emollient in its nature. fragrAnty
scented. and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers: jansldlyr.
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MASSACHUSETTS LoAN-The Springfield
Republican says that only few bids for the
three million loan lately put upon the market
by the State of Massachusetts, were at or above
par, by tar the larger portion being below it.
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The Spar lot, containing sbout
A%M- IS acres, situated in CanS ,rlsnd.
Mfx41&MR two miles from the depot mostly
Hs14&eAA& Ace mowiug land; ba an Sc wood.
sss--=sk5,iaud. All well fenced, " to a b.rn
on ne farm. For terms apply to H Il, s. tICKNEY,
Head Of Long Wharf ,sr1ed4ws
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IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Delgian-l case axles.
to Naylor & Co; 80 bales cotton. to order; j case
mdse, A NJ Capen so tyre bars iron, Nashua Iron Co
l case bales mdss, fhos Paddock; bales mdse, 10
order; % easss mdse 10 boxes oranges b A Elk
Co; cases mdse, Agent & I X Co; cases do, } Il
frindle; 1853 pkgs mdse for Boston; ana large
freight for Canada. ~ .
MATANzAS. Sob H jackson $50 hhds mo-
lasses. e6 tres 90. to Redpa,h Co. Montreal.
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spECIAL NOTICES.


any ofthe following & Id Plated rticl,s:-Set Of
aides Jewe'ry Long Oh in. Locket. Neck Chain.
Ring Vest Chain, Bracelet, Gents Chain Tin, Set
of Blttcns, Set Of Jet Hoopa. BELT Buckle, Belt
Pin. Also will s'nd good Hunting Cssed Silver
Plated Watch and Chain for sis.
Address, DRESSER's Dollar Sto.e, Portland,
Me. Box 1872. mar9d2m*
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PASSENGERS.

In the Belgian, IRON Liyerpool-Mr Mozsier, En-
sign Chichester. Mr. Hall, Miss Beaming. Rev Mfr
Haui ton. Capt w Savery, S Firmen. Francis
Pearson. Mrs Swspp aud Two children, Jno Fl Fear
son. Alfred Pearson. James Sesser, Capt 4 Leslie,
and la others in the steerage
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WanEea.

A LADY to finish PootogrS phs ia In lila Ink and
INV waI t Coiots in Pho ogssh vJOm None need
IN one the highest prize viii Is ia SSdre,s n
y. Box ESQ 1.-TWO ninetyl LeWis.on. Ne. marlOdlx
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MachInIsts Wanfed.

A LIMITED number Of first class Machlrisfs can
IA secure Lone JOB ANEs GOOD pa nv
applying immediately eiti Grin person or hy lettsr
to GEO. M. PATTEN & CO.,
marl0d1w Bsth Ne
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~ James Redpath has been sppointrd super
intendent of education in Charleston, and has
opened public school in st. Phillips street.
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N office.

The unconditional Union voters of Yarmouth are
requested to meet at the Temperance Hall, in said
Town. on Friday next March 1oth.- at l-2 O'Clock
to select candi -ates for Town officers for the
ensuing year, and also TO choose Town Committee.
Per Order of Town Com.
Yarmouth March 7, 1866. I'd
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY OF PORTLAND.
TnrAsuRER's OsPIon.

TRBAsURER's 0pBIoB.
March 10, 1866
+ ISL of Taxes assessed upon residents, amounting
IL to TWENTY DOLLARS and upwards remain
ing unpaid at this date, published In accordance
with an Ordinances Of the CITY
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FIsHERMEN.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Gloucester 9Th inst, schs Aphr odte. MELON
aid and Arizona Lawrence, Georges Banks; Flying
Mist, Bartlett, DO.
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prom oun ooRREspoNpENr.

GREENS LANDING. March 4-Sid, schs Riang
Sun Hsmblin, for Rockland; Pigeon, Br) johnson,
from CORVALLIS Ms for Boston.
March Gar, sohs Melinda. Jordan, Bucksport;
Rising Sun, Hambin Rockland.
Sch Astrea. Armstrong, of and from Eastport for
New York, with fish, struck a ledge North West
side of Fisherman's Island, on the 4th mat, where
she bi ged filed; was obliged to out away both
masts. She afterwards got of by the assis lance
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~ ron ND
Photographic Gallery
ALONZO s. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle ST., Portland, Me.
Copying done in the best manner dec2stf
Read This.

From IS to $40 per day made by selling Dresser's
Prize Pao ages. Agents Wanted.
Address, L. DRESSER,
febsd2ms Portland, Maine, Box ls2.
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IrnoM MERCHANTS ExoHAser, ]

Ar at Havana lsti inst, sch Ella Hodg don, Hodgdon.
Por land
CID Sd. brig Maria white, Snow, Portland.
Sid 9Tth brig Charlena NJ ans. Portland; LIST inst,
barque Minnie Gordon for Bottom.
Ar at Matanzas 24th briggs Elizabeth, Libby, Port
land 25th, Mansanilla Norton, do; 38th,s Orison
Adams, Ranlof do; LIST inst, AipAa Tranb True. do.
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/. From the above facts the inference would
seem to be that Lee is not disposed to move
his army from the vicinity OF Richmond, but
70 reinforce it and defend the capital to the
Ditterend. His call for negro troops is loud
and earnest, and most Of the Richmond papers
back him up, while the Gulf States are not
much disposed TO favor such measure. They
are not inclined to do anything the tendency
o. which Is to abolish slavery. Such is the
aspect'oi affairs in Dixie. What few days
may bring forth we know not. The move
Inents OF Sherman and the reported success of
Sheridan may render it necessary for Lee to
change his opinion and remove his army 70
some other and safer locality. We are d.;,u
expecting startling news from the regions Of
war. The rebels are growing desperate and
Lee very well knows that If he does not soon
gain tsome victories, his army will become
more and more demoralized, and the Union
sentiment of the South will be strengthened
and show itself in unmistakable signs.
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Per steamer Cuba. at New York.

Per steamer Cuba. at New York
Ar at Liverpool 22d alt. Peruvian, tsl Portland I.
Damascus. (sl do. ~
CID oath, CM Davis, Koopman, Bombay.
Emit for ldg 22d. Gt rtrude. Doane for New York .
24th. Clifton. Russell. Buenos Ayres
Sid I'm Falmouth 23d, Lorenzo Merriman 49,.
Maulmainl for London - 'uoih
tiago. @f.eep' Aor San-
nearly ready. -'' ouessa,
AT at Kangoon Dec 30, Zouave. Blair. Iivarnoo,.
Jan o. Sarah Newman, Cobb, Hong Kons P'"A'
eid Jan Z, Joshua Bates, Walker, Hone kong
po Ar ~ Calcutta Jan II, Houghton, Buckmin.ter.
Nd Jan q, vicksburg, Boyd, London
- Ar at Akyab Jan 10, Jennie Eastfnsn Starkey. fm
cape de Verbs; 18th, Ole Colonv Berrv> do: Rival
Doane, Singapore; Geo Washingtop Hsines. Havre
ON do Jan IS z Grant, Hinckisy, from Rio Ja-
metro; Alice Ball. Ross from Singapore; Loeb La
MAJ, Loiing, from Buenos Ayres
In port Jan zS Zenobia Hayes, for Liverpool;
Ocean Belle Harrison. for Maulnaini Nicholas Cur
win, Sharp, unc. =
Cuxhayen. Feb 2s-shp B 8 Kimbsll. Dearborn.
nom Cailao. which was hsset by ice OF Groom 2lst
UT, was lowed into hai Dor to-day. .eU
ship Borneo lof Richmond, Mel Capt Reed. laden
with coal from Shields for Rio Janeiro. absn-
doned In sinking condition and with loss of rudder
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FoREIGN PORrs.


Ar at Melbourne Dec rs. ship Leven.er. Lane, I'm
New York. lou days passage.
Az AkyaD Jan l6. ships Art Union. Thayer, for
heston, ldg; Sarah Newman. Cobb, for Europe. do
Go,aAve, bair disg; Jennie Eastman. Starkey and
E Uo Colony, Berry, from Cape de Verbs; Rival,
AZ Ramsaate. Eng. 2Ist ult. ship Alexandria, Tit.
comb for -,
:. Ar ct Panama 18th ult. ship Sycamore. Gerr sh,
New York -.
In port 26th ult, ship Thos Lord, Preble and Sag
amore. Gerrish. disg.
Ar at Callao Sd vi ship winona, Bray, Chinchas,
(apd sailed sth for Engand.l
At Rio Janeiro Jan "a. ship Brewster, Clark from,
Boston for Batavia next day; Grey Eagle, Cater,
uncertain.
CallaQ.
SID I'm Rio Janeiro Jan 20. ship Roswell sprague.
Whitmore. Callao.
At st Thomas 18th ult. schs d horton, Walker
from Boston, ar Sth; Amy Wooster. from Naguabo'
ar ltb, repg; Ida Ray, Ray, from Portland for
CaFdenAs repg. -
At Bermuda 18th ult ship Freedom, Bradley from
for New York, ~suon'
, 1865-07-18
light SCAVENGER.


nln at'e 10 c!esnink pnyy vaults. removing stabla
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