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The Shasta courier., 1866-02-17
SHASTA COU Ri Elk.
Board of Supervisors.

aBoard met for business on Tuesday, Feb
9th. Present, Messrs. Jones and Engle.
Ordered, that notices be posted, asking
proposals to do the county printing.
Ordered, that patent issue to James Hunt
for certain school lands on Oak Run, on com
pliance with law.
Ordered. that Treasurer's report be accept
ed and placed on file.
Ordered, that Treasurer pay warrant NO.
5lI. drawn Oct. 9th, 1864, for Sl4i, with
one wears interest from date of registry.
Ordered, that Hospital report be accepted,
and Auditor directed to issue warrants for
amounts therein allowed.
Ordered, that warrants issue on Contingent
Fund to pay
]. NJ. Manasse, stationery..... ......-S3l 81
W. E. Hopping. oO
J. Isaacs, clothing for prisoners........ so
M. X. Gilbert, cleaning Court House. s 90
A. Grotefend, candles &c................ 25
Garfield, repairing .jail........ .......... % so
Bystle. repairing Recorders ofice.... 2 so
&C. Bush, General Laws.......... 90 90
Ordered, that warrants issue on General
Fund to ray
j. NJ. Brceland med. services.......S 5 90
B. Shurtlef, g 5 90
j. " Scott, board of prisoners........ 10 so
C. Mcdonald, Co. Clerk ........... 49,. 1877 60
u. Conmy, Supt. Pub. Schools. $50 90
w. E. Hopping, Sheriff. 400 90
c. Mcdonald, Clerk B. S.............. $50 90
d. H. Dunn, Coroner. ............ 90 90
W. E. Hopping, Sheriff f...... 239 20
G.. D. Forbes, Auditor r............... Is 70
J. W. Garden, Tax Collector. 8 "a
G. D. Forbes, Auditor. 1l9 II
Ordered, that Treasurer pay from any
money belonging to the State,
G. D. Forbes. s............ .................S95 SO
j. w. Garden ............... Sc
G. d. Forbes. ........... IL II
Shurtleff & Wills, rent of Armory $50. IS 90
W. A. Scott, Armorer -. IS 90
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'SEvERE.-The Auburn Stars and Stripe;

SEvERE.-The Auburn Stars and Stripes
says:
When we advance our opinions upon any
question of public Importance, we do not
consider every reader fool who does not
adopt our views but when a man gets an
CRY and stops his paper because we write
against his position on a mere question of
expediency, then we are satisfied that about
the time he was made brain material was
scarce, and the cavity in his Uranium was
filed up with blue mud
The Shasta courier., 1866-02-17

WEB FooT.-We acknowledge the receipt
of No. 1. Vol. 1. of the Lafayette Courier,
published away up in the web foot country,
marked X on the envelope We extract the
following item:
Decentralization. G. L. Valandigham
recently came nigh being brutally mobbed
near Eaton, Ohio, by band of drunken
beastly and besotted loyalists. Such is
Abolitionism.
Though we admire your honest candor in
acknowledging the disloyalty ofValandigham
and his friends, we don't want your paper
Messrs Upton & Bowman. The Examiner
and Marysville Express furnish us with as
much of that sort of truck as we care to be
annoyed With.
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HAsHEEsH sCANDY!

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The attention Of the public invited to Hasheesh
Candy, which is recommended to them as the best
medicine known for the cure OF all diseases Of the
Throat, Lungs and Nervous System. The proprie-
tors in thus offering It, fselcondent that trial will
fully sustain the high reputation it has already &C
quired in various parts ofe United States. To those
who always let their prejudces blind Judgment
it is useless to present facts arguments but to 9TH
ers we feel that 1t will be sufficient to say that offer
discovery experiment; our goods are stand
ard. In the East Hasheesh is the beginning and
the end of Medicine; it ID used for nunberless dis
cases. and that 1t is used with success we need only
refer readers to the unlimited testimony Of tray
elers in all ages Tha it should so long have escap
ed the practical science Of the Western Wcrd is an
astonishing fact but that it is prepared in such
form to make it pleasant safe, and above all, eff
fectve, there be doubt that it Is destined to
obtain the confidence OF the public, and especially OF
those for whose relief it is prepared. Invalds can
be assured that it contains not particle of opium,
or anything else that is in any way Injurious to the
System, but that it is an agreeable and permanent
tonic. Y q "a w 81 Wy a
Sent to any address receipt ofprice and stamps
b. Price-Large Box s1.oo, postage 15 cents; Small
Box 80 cents, postage cents For sale BY allDru
gists and Apothecares, or Patent Medicine Dealers.
Imported and manufactured solely by the SYL-
VAN ORIENT COMPANY, ISL Washington St.,
(opposite the Old South Church, Boston, Mass.
WI PHILLIPS 8 CO., Agents for Maine.
Feb 15-sNd&w1y
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ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.

EY- Many of the best veins of copper ore at
present worked in England extend far under
the ocean. In some cases the miner swings his
4 pickaxe in galleries dug b qlalre uf a mile be-
r..t, t,,e s~.,-.-a = H--- haurs' work in
the wrong place would bring in upon his de-
| voted head the mighty flood above him.
E Upon a close canvass it is ascertained
that, with single exception, every Republi-
can paper in Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and
| Minnesota, takes ground against President
Johnsons veto, and in favor of sustaining Con-
gress. The exception is the Chicago Journal
ET W. A. P. Dillingham;, of Waterville,
testified before the reconstruction committee
that among the people of Mississippi, after the
policy of President johnson had been thor
oughly inaugurated, the old bitterness seemed
to develop itself. They desired to have the ar
rangement and control of their own State in
their own hands. Mississippi would prefer the
re-establishment of the Confederacy, at least
by three-fourths of the people.
W. MIR. Paul Badford proposes to raise in
London voluntary benevolent fund for guards,
engine-drivers and stokers on railways, men
who daily risk life and limb in the public SER
vice. He suggests that there shall be boxes at
railway stations for contributions towards this
benevolent fucd, and will not object to such
contributions being called Paurs Pence. 81
vs. A pair of lovers fleeing from stern and
cruel parents, were married in the cars near St.
Louis the other day. Papa telegraphed to the
conductor to send hisdaugfiter back; but he
telegraphed back: "Never return fair on this
road" = ~ 2-es - ifF 't oia el.3.t I-I
b EB- The domestic editor of an exchange
gives the following hint of the way to keep ba-
bies quiet: Smear their fingers with molasses,
and give them two or three small feathers to
pick over. .a6'l7 W f.f!, eszi ~ Il-,5r III
VS. Punch thus sums up the ms and outs Of
the case at, Washington, in an unusually clear
statement for an English writer on our affairs:
'Says johnson, TO hold that the States the South
= Were e'er out of the Union is SIM
Says Congress- 'Waal, guess Ii they never were out
There amt no call for letting 'em in.''' l7'ft F
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-day
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


religious notices Of twenty-five words or less free
al excess OF this amount viii be charged ten cents
me, etsnt words constituting inc This rule here
aser VIII DC r1gidly adhered to.-IPUB. Press.
THE Washingtonian Society VIII hold a rneetinO
Sunday evening az Sons Of Fefnperance Hall a5S
Congress street, at o'clock The public are in
vitel. r. '-lhf on n w. III -f1S' ~ Ia
CONGRESS HALL. - Free conference 1911 A.. nj.
Childrens Progressive Lyeeum at O'Clock 2. M. to-
morrow. 70
PEARL STREET UMyERsALIsr CHURCH. : The
Sixth Lecture of the Course will be delivered to-mor-
Tow afternoon. Subject, - Relation of this Life to
the Next" sF5'. - -
FIRST PARISH CHURoHs-fsev. DIR. Stebbins wilE
preach Tomorrow. Vesper service in the evening
seven O'Clock. 81 q } Sr0 q f2ITH
ST. LUKES CuURCE.-Divine service and SER
mon may be expected ON Sunday evening, at seven
0eiook. % u dALOL..L -
CENTRAL CHURCH. - Rev. Elijah Kellogg, of Bos-
ton, Mass, Will preach Tomorrow. r- ~
PINE STREET CHURCH.-Sabbath School Concert
sunday evening, commencing at 7O'clock. The pabs
lie are Invited
SECOND ADVENT CHAPEI.-Elder Timothy Cole
VIII preach tomorrow. The public are invited
Seats free. TT n TFTFN 4 - 80 -
CAsoo STREET CHUncH.-owine 10 the Revival
interest In Casco street Church, IL has been decided
to hold meetings every evening next week, at half
past seven o'clock.
WEST eoNeREeArToNAL CHURcH-A Sabbath
school concert will be held tomorrow tSunuayl ey-
ening, commencing at o'clock. 7 az .e'iN't
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additional per City of New York;
z Sid FIN Liverpool 18th. Annie Kimball, Humphrey

additional per CITY OF New YORK
z Sid FIN Liverpool 17th Annie Kimbail, Humphrey,
Ar ed, Hibefnian, IS putton, Portland: ag
In the river 2oth, Jere Thompson, Naird, and Pam
itWodassrepeited saiied.g T-ST r =
Sid I'm Holyhead 18th, st Louis Ballard, Calcutta;
Live Oak Mitchell, New York -,
bn Sia fo @ e 9sd 's'n si - pf' - NAM
SID i'm Motherbank goth, Scotland, from Havre for
sid IN syde 18th, Heiress, Clark, from Newcastle)
SID mn Milford 19sven 17th, Lizzie Noses Austin,
OF Bardsey Island 18th. R L Lane Amidon from
Liverpool for New Orleans; -. ss.'i9 q al 'i2f.
Sid FIN Shields 2oth, Eliphalet Greeley, "Halcrow,"
off Brighton 18th, Cordelia, Morris, nom Shields
Ar at Glasgow goth. Rocklight, Williams, Liver
Sid FIN Maulmain Dec %, G Horton, Kelley for
aangoon Jan Ii, Nevada, Bartlett, from Sim
sd Ar at Palermo 14th ut Ada Carter Haven from
Ar at Gibraltar 18th ult, zenoba, Prince, Odessa,
A At at Montevideo Jan r., Alpine, Killman, Phla-
dephia; Virginia, Wood, New York. a. -
b TPer steamer Java, at New York; -
Ar at Liverpool 23d. Cultivato- Russell, New York
of the port oath. Ellen Austin, French, from New
CID I'D, Wapeiia Orr, New orleans.
q Sid 2lst, j Thompson.y for New York;, Congress.
Smith, Savannah.
Emf out 21st, Star of the West, Perry, New York
23d, Hibernian, ts) .Dutton, for Portland; Owego,
Norton New York.
In the river oath. Ironsides Weeks, for Mobile.
\ Cid at London Pod, Miranda, Clark. New York I;
23d, David Brown, Nichols, Canterbury, NJ
Havre for New York. - -
Put into Plymouth 22d, Lion, Cooper, Antwerp for
Cardiff, land parted chain when coming to anchor.)
Sid FIN Cardiff 21st, Pocahontas, Graves, for Hong
AT at Newport 22d Adelaide Norris Reed, Havre
Ar at Glasgow 21st st Andrew, ts) New York.
At Rangoon Jan IL, w d Sewall, Edgecomb, for
United States; Nevada, Bartlett, tor Europe.
Ar at Rosario Dec %, Magma Charta, Hartigan, I'm
New York
Sid fin Messina 10th ult Potosi, cofHl, Philadel-
pbia. --'aI itr1r
Sid I'm Havre goth, j A Stamler, Samson, for New
York.
Sid I'm Flushing Roads 2oth ult, Lion, Cooper for
Cardiff; King Bird, Dexter. New York A NJ Young
! Sid FIN Cuxhaven Goth ult, Arabia, Fuller, for
England oh q geGL- &S0n/ fNl
81 SPOKEN.
Feb 16, off Tnskar ship Northampton, Morse, from
liverpool for New Orleans. 49,
No date, lat 40, Ion IA, ship d Ryerson, 45 days
from Lamlasn for New York. - = 2 = -
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENcE.

The last number of the Independent has a
severe article upon the late Archbishop
Hughes, whom it calls the Ecclesiastical Poll
tician." 60 -=''9 - 70 'iL.7' IT
AN ecclesiastical council of Baptists has
been recently held at Grafton, Mass, to con-
slider whether the laws of that Commonwealth.
ia relation to divorce, are in harmony with the
principles of the New Testament.
The Diocesan Council of the Episcopal
Church in South Carolina met at Charleston.
Feb. 14th, and, among other items of business,
resolved to renew their connection with the
Protestant Episcopal Church of the United
Prof 8. G. Bartlett, Of Chicago, has been
elected president of the University of ver-
mont. Professor Bartlett is graduate of
Dartmouth. -
Rev. Joseph P. Thompson, D. D., of New
York, is about to issue work entitled aHoly
Comforter; His person and work" nan, +-' =.
Rev. William T. Eustis, of New Haven,
left few days sine for New Orleans, to as
sist in the organization of Congregational
church. 't .--si'. ~ ri 1t K
-Rev. j. w. Backus was dismissed from the
pastorate of the John Street Church in Lowell.
Feb. q. -------.---
AN immense church and college edifice is
to be erected in the town OF St. Meinard, Spen-
Ger county, Indiana, by the Roman Catholics.
The building is to have front of three hum
dred and ten feet with two wings, each one
hundred and eighty feet in depth. 1t is to be
of free stone, sthree stories high, with half
story attic, This will be the largest church
and collegiate edifice in Indiana E-. 81
Rev. Mr.. Dow has closed his labors with
the Congregational church in KennebunkpOrt
village. f1- aoa ..e1t.,9# Is c'
The incipient Congregational church in
new York, under the care of Rev. Lyman Alb
oott' Will organize and 60 on if the other
churches will pay its debt of $4,000.
Rev. Henry Goldman Potter. son of Bishop
Potter, has been invited to become associate
rector with Bishop Eastburn of Trinity church.
"A correspondent of the Christian Reoister
(Unitarian) thinks that liberal theology is not
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-10
a. pIy.iolo.ieaf view 3 Marriage:

az Physiological View Of Marriage:
Containing nearly 300 pages, and 100 fine Plates
and Engravings Of the Anatomy OF the Human Or
Pc -. sts4A of Health and Disease, with Trea-
tee on Early Errors, its Deplorabe CONSCIOUSNESS
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan OF
rreatmentthc only rational and successful mode Of
cure, as shown by the report OF cases treated,
truthful adviser to the married. and those contem-
plating marriage, who entertain doubts at their phys
ical condition. Sent free Of postage to anyaddfess
on receipt rs cents, in stamps postA currency,
by addressing Dr.LA CROIx, Nc. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, N. Y. .-.4,rr--,,,-
The author may be consulted upon any Of the dis
eases upon which his book treats either personally
bynsai5, ana medicine sent TO any partof the world
. Oct 6-s d&w6m
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He intended to tell the story to the House

He intended to tell the story to the House
on Friday, but did not get an opportunity.
The speech and its accessories are part Of
Mr. Johnson's record. Indications are not
wanting, that he will listen to the voice of the
people, as it comes up to him through the
press and the elections. 1t is not yet too late,
and we trust that Congress and the nation
may be spared the necessity of contending
| with refractory President. ------.-z-
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-10

81 ARRIVAL OF THE Nova ScoTIAN.-The
steamship Nova Scotan, Capt. Wylie, from
Liverpool 22d and Londonderry 23d ult., ar
rived at this port early Thursday morning,
bringing 21 cabin and PSI steerage passengers,
and large and valuable cargo. Her news is
anticipated.
we are indebted to Messrs. Allan Bros. e.
eoy fSr hles Of papers, through the courtesy of
Tue purser, who reports that the steamer expe-
renced throughout the voyage succession of
stormy westerly gales, with furious squalls and
very heayy head seas. r. 5TLEs1J ,-f9L
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us. COMMISSIONERS COURT.

= VIM. h. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER.
Oscar Lasson, mate of brig Mary G. Fox,
was brought before the Commissioner yester-
day, charged with smuggling large quantity
of cigars into this port, The respondentplead-
ed not guilty, and the examination was con-
tinued to O'Clock Saturlay--responden fur
'nishing sureties in the sum Of $500 for his APP
pearance. @ JTF-If4 IfTTFE : Il
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F. Colgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
superior Toilet Sonp, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glycerine,
and especially designed for the use of Ladies and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite, and its
washing properties unrivacd. For sale by all Drag
gists. 70, t.... - fe1o'6esNdly =,
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tYDr. Tibbetts' Phi ysfo o gicaI Hair r e.
generator. This article is unequaled in INTRIN-
SIC MERIT. IN &kts,E ssggC-.-s rsfE Z
1t will not soil the finest fabric. 20 80 Z
Is neat, clean, and highly perfumed. 800 es.
1t will positively restore the whitest or grayest hair
to its original color. 81 .7lar {. : ~ - 81
Win purify the head from humors and dandruff.
As dressing is bewitchingly desirable. iies 'cB'
Every bottle 10 warranted or money refunded.
TEBBETTS BROTHERS, Proprietors, Manches-
ter, N. H. 9ZI- - q 9 80 -
Sold by WV. wHIPPLE and w.F.PHILLIPS,
Portland, and by all Druggists, ja22sN3m*
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TO DYE EASY

-" TO DYE EASY
Is very desirable. hrathews' voncsaAn mar 80
the best in the world. Conrpaete in one oottie. Ne
psrsons wishing to avoid the publicity of having their
hair dyed In. nnhlic-s can
- ,5i--,, DYE AT HOME
better than any barber do it, by using the vene-
tan Dye. 1t does not rub off make the hair ap-
pear dusty dead, but imparts life and ustrc.
Gives beautiful black brown as preferred. Price
rs cents. Prepared by A. /. MATHEWS, N. "
+ DEMAs BARNES q Co., New York, Wholesal.
Agents. may12sNeod1y s
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NIlE 8I77 N N
DIED.

In this city, March Mrs Lois Perry, aged Is years
9,Funeral this Saturday afternoon, at o'clk,
In Limestone, March s, Mrs Betsy Ellen, wife Of
Reuben Chase, formerly of Freeport. -
In Lincolnville, Feb 8, of consumption, Nancy D,
daughter Of Cyrus and Jane Turner, aged 20 years
5i1In Searsport Feb %. at the residence of Capt
Z HERMAN, Mr. Elisha Grant, aged 81 years.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRING
MINERAL WAFER,

Since its introduction, few days since, has been
beentried by many suffering from LIVER COM
PLAINT, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS, and DYsPEP-
STA, and found to be very beneficial. The following
card from the well-known hair dresser, Mr.. P. H.
TRAsK, is only one of many cases.
PORTLAND, March Z. 1896.
Suffering severely from Liver and Kidney affections,
had the curiosity to try the White Sulphur MnerM
NWaier just brought to public attention, and have
been Immediately benefited by it. have oxen of
it 10 some suffering from Dyspepsia, who have been
induced to try it, and have been speedily relieved.
.GHO9 uEit9 r. H. TRASK
The Water can be found at CROSMAN & CO.'S,
WHTTTIERsS, L. R. LoRING'S, and G. e. BECK
March 9. 1866 -skdtf n IEBI,
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That COUGH

CAN BE CURED by going down to No. Is MIDI
die Stress, and getting a Bottle of asty,,c,-l
DIR. BASCOMB'S
Cough and Group Syrup,
And taking according to directions.
Jan 1S-sNd2moss tSsAeR-z n
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V' n. q. T11ALEh.
APOTHECARY, 1913 Congress ST.. Portland, Me-
Stand formerly occupied by Geo. ". Hayden & Co.
Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Chemicals, Family and
Patent Medicines, Periumery and Toilet Articles OF
all Finds, and all articles usually kept by FIRST class
Apothecafies.s - ISIS Hh~s ~ y
~ Strict personal attention paid to the COM
pounding Of Physicians Prescription at all hours,
day OF night. frcG re, n fe22sSd1m-
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Plain and COJored Stamping
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TERS for Jaundlce, ICostiveness, Liver Complaint,
Humors, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Piles, Dizziness,
Headache, Drowsiness, and all diseases arising from
Disordered Stomach, Torpid Liver, and Bad Blood,
to which all persons are subject In Spring and Sum-
mer Sold by GEO. G. GOODWIN "a CO., IS Han
over st., aud by all Dealers in Mcdcines.ta o aiAt
Feb 2S-sNd1m > go 60 :, ms gfs.e
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Metcalfe's Great Rheumatic Remedy
Is certainly the wonder of the age. Thousands can
testify to its magical eect, and the first doctors Of
this city are recommending it to their patients the
only sure cure Tor Rheumatism ever known to man.
March 6-d1insN is4 io 81 ~ bGu9 O1'5 7 Id I Dr..
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CLEARED,

. Brig Hattie Bishop, Bartlett, st Pierre, Mart
Phinney & jackson.
Brig Mary G Mariner, Mariner. st Jago-Gecrge H
Starr.
Sch Harrie, Obi Hunt, st John NB-Thomas Pad
dock.
Sch j N M Brewer, Wood, Eastport- j winslow
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick, Boston-W New
hall.
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Wanted,

A SALESMAN to travel: good reierences required
"A Address T, Press once, giving name, age and
salary required. good Opportunity is offered. %
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eTFF DISASTERS.

Sch Louisa, of Salem, from Portland, with cargo
of lumber got ashore on Governors Island, below
Boston, Sth inst, where she remains. as.
A telegram from New Haven 9th. states that brig
Cathagine Rogers, Yeaton. from Elizabethport tor
Providence with coal, went ashore in heavy gale
9Th inst, on the Cornfeld Point off Westbrook, and
sunk. The captain and cew were rescued by men
from the government Light Boat. The vessel viii
The Hamburg barque Isis, from New York for
Cork, was abandoned when five days out. The crew
were taken off by schr Nevada, from Portland, and
landed at Havana.
Sch Hiawatha, tofs Roekland) Ingraham, took fire
off Chatham evening of the sth, and was destroyed.
The crew, together with the sans and rigging were
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Notice is hereby given that the Spar Buoys placed
on Spring Point and Stanfords Lodges. Portland
Harbor Maine, have been removed and their places
supplied by Can and Nun Buoys for the summer
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Sch Telegraph Of Dennis, 143 tons, built in ls47
has been purchased by parties in Bangor for $780,
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

taALvEsToN-Ar 21st, brig Moses Rogers, Jones,
e Cid GOTH h' sch Kate wentworth, Adams Havana.
Went to sea 18th, barque ] E Holbrook.
NEW ORLEANS-AI eth ult, barques Saml Tar
box, Tarbox, New York: Chiffon, Stafford, from
Outside the bar LIST inst, ship Wizard King, Flora
Southland and May Flower, all bound in.
MOBILE-Cld Sd, ship Ida Lilly, Minott, Liver
pools Union. Moore, Havre; brig Maria Wheeler,
sAVANNAH-eld list inst brig W R Sawyer, Ray
y C HAIR 9TH, Br barque Mary from
Cardenas for New York, found ahandoned) in charge
&c the first officer OF brig Allen.
RICHAlQND-Ary5 9th. sch Oyoca, Mitchell, from
NORFOLK-Ar Sd, schs H Prescott, Freeman,
Ar 4th, schs Carrie Melvin. Watts, and Ada Ames,
Marston, Rockport. Me. - As
Ar 5th sch Jane Emson, Emson, Boston:
BALTiMoRE--old 9Th. sch Cakes Ames' kdmond'
Ar7th, sch Baltimore, Dix, Boston. -.ss.. a, =
Sid fin the Capes 9Th. brig VIM Nichols, Cuba; sch
PHILADELPHIA--Cid 7th, brig Surf sveetland
NEW YoRK-Ar 7th, brig Irene, wass, Nuevitas.
CID 9th brig Eugenia, Coombs, West Indies; sch
AzeAa q Laura, McIndoe, Santa Martha, WI
CD stn ship Centurion, a0pSs, Syd se "s
son. Coonibs, JAG tsonville. 3 az - =
NEW LONDON; 18th, sch Forest, Getchel. I'm
PRoVTDENCEN It'll SCH Albert Clarence, Free
AT AT sth, sch Giraffe, Joy, EEzabethport.
Sid 9Th, sch Com Tucker, Loud, EHzabethgort;
Acclaim, Thurston; Ontario, Dodge, and Hudson,
NEWPORT-Ar It'll, schs Susan Taylor, Lord. I'm
Ezabethport for Boston; Sarah Buck, Grover, from
New York tor do. 81. sfIi. l-.-.Hyl4fsi
FALL RIVER-Ar sth, schs Lamartine, Hill, from
Elizabethport; r Bullwinkle, French, New York.
HOLINESS HOLE Ar 7th, brig Lewis Clark
Bartlett, New York for Boston; sch Forest, Gechel
Baltimore for Rockland. DO ,ht.lig1f
4 Ar 9Th, sch Gun Rock, Boyd, New York for Penn
broke. - -
ID port, brigs VIM Dresser, and ] W Woodruff !
schs st Lucar, Mary Kelley juno, Dacotah, John H
French, and others.
BOSToN-Ar 9Th, schs Cape Ann, Smith, from
Deer Isle; nj Breed, Landerkin, and Nathan Cliff
ford, Shute Belfast; Maria Cousins, Cousins, kenne-
bunk. 90 :
cd ate shin Ocean Rover. Wilcomb, Baaayia. - =
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Boston stock list "a =
=, MARRIED. kXC

In Gorham, March s, by Rev T Wetherbee, Chas
9 Barbour, of Westbrook, and Miss Eta Cram, Of
: In Lincolnville, March 5, D Eugene Decrow and
In Winterporf March g. Henry rourtis, Of Frank
fort and Maggie II Freeman, of Prospect
Mary W Luce, Of APPLETON. fig ~ ii12, g ~ =
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