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PETRrFIED AUSTRALIAN. - The London
Daily Neacs says that petrifed Australian
male aboriginal has arrived in England. This
singular specimen of petrifcation was found
in one Of the stone caverns which abound at
Mosquito Plains, South Australia. 1t was ly-
ing in natural position, as if having fallen as
~ieep; and a Mr. Craig, who was in the colony
at the. time in search of curiosities, got poses
sion of the L"black fellow" for the purpose of
adding him to his collection Travelling with
his singular burden wrapped in blanket for
nearly one hundred miles. he reached Mount
Gambia, where his movements attracted sus-
picion; and the Crown Lands Ranger ascer-
tanning that his bargain was human being,
sought the advice of higher power and re-
lieved him of his prize. An action of trover
was Immediately commenced, and Mr.. Craig
succeeded in obtaining a verdict, with DANA
ges one farthing., The government, however,
refused to give up the s'stone or other material"
which was again placed in the cave. Mr.. Craig,
however, again went to work, and despite the
heavy iron bars with which it was guarded and
the hardships he endured, managed to regain
it, and brought it in safety to England.
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MAYOR SHAW. of Biddeford. doesn't want

s. MAYOR SHAW, of Biddeford, doesn't want
the Democratic nomination for representative
of the first Congressional district. The hco
: Democrat makes this important announce
ment, but ventures to hope his name will new
ertheless be brought before the convention
and explains the distribution OF his inaugural
stump speech to the Democratic town COM
mittees as follows:
The Press was so very backward in giving
its readers the Presidents veto message, and
| 22d of February. speech, being fearful oil Jus
effect upon the people, that we were deslfous
of having them well distributed, and Ior maj
reason purchased of the Portland argus tnelr
extra copy containing the same, ana enclosing
! them with the Democrat, which happened 10
contain Mayor Shaw's address, sent them 10
the Democratic town committees.
We published the Presidents speech on the
10th March; his two veto messages within
twenty-four hours after they were sent to Con-
eress. 1t was on the '27th March that the
Democrat distributed its extras and "happen.
ed to contain Mayor Shaw's address II
the Democrats want to nominate Mr.. Shaw
nobody on the Republican side will object
Set him up. There is really no need to apollo.
gize for the nomination of Democratic can
didate.l ~ ~ ri q
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STEAMER NEW tombstone alterations
and improvements having been made in the
machinery of this steamer of the Information
al line, a trial trip was made yesterday after
noon for the purpose of testing it, and about
200 ladies and gentlemen availed themselves of
the invitations of the Directors, and accom-
panied them on the trip ~ --rr-r
The steamer ran down to '.HalEway Rock,
about fourteen miles from the city and returned
making the trip in less than two hours from
wharf to wharf
With ~ pounds Of steam, the engine max
ing eighteen revolutions per minute, she made
the passage from the wharf to beyond "Half-
way Rock" distance of fourteen miles, in 55
minutes. Her engines worked admirably, and
the steamer glided along as smoothly as rail
car. 1t was pleasant trip and every one on
board enjoyed it. ~ tEAafll.!
On the home passage the tables in the sa-
loon were spread, and all on board partook of
fine chowder and other edibles, the pure sea
breeze having furnished every one with good
appetite. --orq,r-.,-,er ,c5 or,
The New York is ITO tons burthen. She
has So staterooms and 12C berths, and can &C
commodate $50 passengers easily. and comfort
ably. Her saloon is spacious. being about $50
feet in length. 1t is on the upper deck and
passengers are not obliged to go into the cabin
to get their meals. b - fas ae.,l..,&
She is differed as fellows: Captain-H. W.
Chisholm; Executive Oficer-John s. ball;
Chief Engineer-Andrew Taylor; I'd Engn-
eer-Charles Matthew'S LIST Pfot-Simeon
Pike; I'd do.-Robert Pike; Clerk-John Ora
ham; Steward-Howard S. Coyle.
The New York VIII make her first ltrip for
this season to st. John to-day, leaving the
wharf at the foot of State street at 5 t,'olock.
and will run regularly, leaving St. John and
Eastport on Mondays and Boston and cortland
on Thursdays. The New brunswick, Captain
Winchester, leaves Boston and Portland on
Mondays, and st. John and Eastport ON thurs.
days. j t.l-O -AN u 2 A+aA
The steamer New England, of shis line, is
fast approaching completion, and will be n,ady
to be put upon the route in the course Of two
months.
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EFFECT OF THE VETo.-A capitalist from
the North, who was in the city last week max
ing arrangements to invest some $4,000 or
$50 900 dollars in cotton-planting in this vi
entity, Withdrew ton learning of the Presi-
dents veto, and took steamer for home, con-
Guiding that his money would be safer if in
vested further North. This we are fearful
will be the general effect. Prudent men, who
weigh these matters in financial point OF
view, do not care to risk their means where
the safeguards of society and business are sub
Ject 10 the caprice of the hour.-[Memphis
Post, Feb. 9th. -.-. =,
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Baroue Sarah B Hale tof Portland, Hutchinson

Barque Sarah B Hale, tof Portland) Hutchinson,
Cardenas goth ult
Barque Andes, lof Harpswel) Merriman, Carde-
mas 21st ult via Holmes Hole.
Sch Gen Howard, Parsons, Elizabethport.
Schs Martin w Bates, Cameron, and Clara Jane,
Doe, Boston. 81
Sch Traveller, Parsons, Friendship.
Sch Gen Worth, Davis, Gushing.
Sch President Washington, Comery, Waldoboro.
Sch Peru Dreamer, Waldoboro.
Sch Mercy A Howes, Mari, Southport.
CLEARED.
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood, New York-Emery
Barquentine Echo, (Br) Durham, st John, NIB
Andrew Burns
- Brig Rio Grande Alfred Bennett, Cardenas-Isaac
Sch Lookout, Lane, Baltimore Ross q Sturdi-
:, Sch Gen Grant, Orchard, Baltimore-J Brown &
y sen Emeline, Farnham, Damariscotta : Eastern
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Witness-O. D. Savage.
SANDER Refutod.

Inc following communication appeared in
Yesterdays argus, and tells its own story: -
Mr. Eaator:-My attention has been called
W., " o;ininu a in the "Argus" of Goth
~ uto., signed Ship Owner" in which the writ
er asks show much extra freight money have
Messrs Lynch q Co., paid to vessels nndar the
Ensllsh nag" during the war. In repIy. allow e
me TO say that as member of the AZ, roiom ~
Messrs. John Lynch & Co., attended tlm th VI
business OF charterng Their vessels; ana fr rme
april 1851 to 1866, chartered and loaded siU ~
w utes9 q ports mos Y to the Island of Cuba5
eleven of which sale under FOREIGN fIacs On
tnever paid dollar extra freight to those for-
elgn vessels-but always gave the preference nee
70 american vessels. If any one temnted
snip Owner" by an offer of s'extra rates. s''e or
freight" to desert the flag of his countrv b -,
cannot say that 1 did it. PELEa BARSSSpI nc
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DoN'r forget the great opportunity for spec
ulation in the sale of lots at Cape Elizabeth to-
day at the Merchants Exchange. The land is
beautifully situated on gentle slope, COM
handing fine views of Portland, the harbor and
islands. Why should not a Hourishing town
spring up there, like Brooklyn, N. Y, or East
Boston. We call it now South Portland; build
it up and make it worthy of its name. What
ore eligible spot can be found for low priced
dwellings,, or summer residences, or q spacious
MOTEL for fashionable resort? A man that
wants to own cheap lot of land that he can
call his own win never have a better opportu
nitY to secnra IL II --------.. - :.
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UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY. ills o.
Ihe follow Ing explains ITSELF 1t is but one among
the many letters Of k import constantly bong re-
ceived by the proprietors
Fairfield. Me-, April %, 1854
Messrs. Seth w. Fowle & Co. -
-Gentemen: Seeing numerous certificates in the
Maine FARMER endorsing the merits of that Great
Lung Remedy, Visit AIRS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, am induced and take great pleasure in.
giving publicity to the great cure it accomplished in
my family in the year 1856. During the summer of
that year my son, Henry A. Archer, now Postmaster
at Fairfield, Somerset County, Maine, was attack
ed with splitting of blood, cough, weakness Of
lungs, and general debility, much SO that our ami-
ly physician declared him to have ssSeated Con-
sumption" He was undRr medical treatment for
number Of months, but received benefit from it,
AT length from the solicitation himself and Others
was induced to purchase one bottle ofWstar's Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry, which benefited him SO much
obtained another bottle which in short time restor-
commend this remedy TO others in like condition.,
it is, think all it purports to be-the great lang
Remedy for the times! ~ -
The above statement gentlemen, is my voluntary
offering to you in favor ofyour Balsam and at your
= ~ 30 ANDREW ARCHER.
Pamphlets containing testimonials from many well
known and reliable persons, will be sent free 10 any
address. =. a., - rs aITir. -
p PRICE ONE DOLLAR "A BOTTLE.
,-.f 90 nj a PREPARED BY
SETH W. FOWLE 81 SON,
-------- Is fremont Street, Boston.
And for sale by all Druggists. 1766sNeod&eow1ys
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN CUMBERLAND. - As
MT Amasa s. Sweetser of Cumberland Centre
was engaged in repairing mill dam on Mon
DAY last, his leg was horribly crushed between
. sie eoses OF two heavy blocks of granite which
iei 'oge'her with great force. The bones and
iieSn were SO extensively crushed and mangled
that amputation was found necessary, which
was performed on Tuesday, by DR.. j. M. Bates
of Yarmouth, assisted by DIR. VIM. osgood of
North Yarmouth. Mr.. Sweetsir is now con-
sidered to be doing well, and there is a good
prospect of his final recovery,
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-05

WHAT everybody knows need not occupy
much space in stating that Messrs. Cook s
Ayres, at So Exchange street, have but few SUI
periors id their department of business, either
in styles of cutting or neatness Of finish. They
keep small, well-selected stock of cloths and
trimmings which they are prepared to make up
to order in manner that cannot fail to suit"
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U. 8. DISTRICT COURT.

d FEBRUARY TERM-wARE, j., PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-United States va Ave hor,e,. =, =,
rum, Andrew McGlinchy claimant The rum was
seized becaue the barrels did not contain the o s
Inspectors mark showing that had paid the Inter-
nal Revenue duty. The claimant cont: nds that the
liquor was changed from the original casks and put
into these barrels. The testimony is nearly all out
G. F. Talbot for Government; Evans & Putnam for
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sew article-have within few years Deeh
found near the edge of the precipice' Inose
vast cliffs. with their numerous seams ana us
locations may for an indefinite period, harDor
some animals not usually found in pleasure
grounds. o
1T has been proposed to facilitate access from
the citv to this romantically beautiful spot,
nv steamers running to long pier, under the
cliff whence screw elevator will raise the
messengers some 400 feet to the summit
Think of that, yeweak heads which swim at
the mere thought Of looking down, half that
distance from Bunker Hill monument.
1t is remarkable, that scenery so wild re-
mains, as for generations held by the old
Dutch farmers, SO near New York and hardly
less so, that but few of the millions inhabit
ing or annually visiting the city have evel
seen or even heard ola panoramic view wei
worth long journey to be enjoyed.
If any of our home friends will cross ovel
the Courtlandt st. Ferry, and take the cars o
the Northern Railroad of N. Jersey for Eagle
f wood, on a bright summer day, they viii thanh
yours --.f- L ,ig NlAAi ion'
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ToDD proposes to pay the entire indebtedness
OF the Government in the purchase of revenue
stamps on his Hungarian Balm, provided the
people will purchase in sufficient quantities
and with his present sales he will pay no small
share, as we learn he already requires $50 worth
a month with continually increasing demand.
Try it.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PoLAND's MAGIC PowDERs.

The Great Remedy for all Bilious Affections.
They cure Headache, Constipation, Pimples,
Blotches, Sallow Skim Drowsiness, Dizziness, Heart
burn, Papitaton, and other disagreeable complaints
arising from dsordered liver.
Q II. II. HAY,Age for Portland. +. W. A. Ram
kin, Jr., Lewiston, Agent for Maine elr q.
"a Fifty Cents per Package. ap5sSd1m
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Oolgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glycerine,
and especially designed for the use of La and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite, and its
gists. fe1086sNdIy
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SKINNER,S PULMONALEs

z = NCuIe CUusHs, COLDS, and influenza.
SKINNER'S PULMONALES -
Cure, Sore Throat and Hoarseness
J4iEI SKRNERS PULMONALES yt}A
Relieve difficult Breathing
SKINNER'S PULMONALES
AGO Cure Whooping Cough in Children.
Public Speakers and Singers find them effectual for
clearing me voice. Prepared by e. M. SKINNER,
I'D, n fremont Street, Boston.
sold by u II: Hay, Druggist, Portland. e0r
y January u, 1885, slafS eod6Gweow 3n
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AFFECTING NARAr1vE.-we clip the. fol-

AFFECTING NARATIvE.-We clip Thea fol-
lowing from the Star: .,-v-s.,,. 49,.
We borrowed mans horse on Exchange
street to go a little way. The horse is conven-
lent to the grand center of business, and the
man Is obliglng. His ware is hard, but his
heart is tender. When we drew up the noble
animal at his door, on our return, we noticed
the man had something on his mind The
big veins on his forehead had swollen, and
there was a liquid sensibility in his eye
"Why," said he, sis that team like The Even
ing Starr" We blandly told him we didn't
see. Because everybody takes it, -
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Wistar's Balsam of, Wild Cherry +
Still maintains its long established reputation as
=, A RELIABLE REMEDY o
FOR
Coughs, Colds, H0arseness, Sore Throat,
poe lnauenza. Whoopins Cough, Croup,
~ sees And every affection of ig,t
The Throat, Lata,gs, and Chest!
9gad al Including even CONSUMPTION. tga -
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..r -It is asserted on good authority that
nearly million dollars. will change hands in
Connecticut ON the result of Mondays cleo
ton. 80 !. , ~ - r -
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~ rom their frequent appearance in the
.Uiai.hs OF that paper, we are led to believe
n.s., .ae seven tailors Of London" are perma-
Argus. S'an VI she
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SAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS morning while
gang of painter were employed in painting
the outside of the residence OF John Mussey,
ESQ.,, at the corner OF High and Danforth Sts.,
the staging gave way and four men were bad
ly injured. @ 5s-.-. -.oJ =. .s..l $50
The contractors for the job were Nlessrs.
Riggs & Crossman. The staging was ompo-
fed of two ladders lashed together and. SUD-
ported by blocks at each end and in the CEN
tire. The men on the staging were Mr.. Riggs,
Alonzo W. Sawyer, Edward Field, Andrew
Jones and Albert Trindy. While they were
they were at work the centre block gave way
and all the men but Mr.. Riggs fell to the
ground, a distance Of thirty feet or more
Mr.. Riggs was at the end of the ladder, and
was painting with one hand and holding on
by the other. Feeling the ladder give way
he chung to the rope, and let himself down by
it, -ia -1''2'''@ 5lS5f' sfyli1 ssJ
Mr.. Trundy was injured the most. One of
his legs was broken and he was internally in
Jured, to what extent cannot yet be ascertain
ed; but it is hoped not fatally. Mr.. Sawyer
was badly injured in his back, as was also Mr..
Jones' Mr.. Field was injured in the back and
ankle. ALI Of the injuries are of a painful
character, but it is believed none win prove IA
tai.
The ladies residing in, that vicinity soon
heard OF the ldisaster---some Of them Witness
ed it-and FASTENED to the relief Of the suf-
ferers and did all in their power to comfort
them. Among the foremost of these was
Mrs. III. i. Robinson, who set an example wor-
thy Of emulation at any times Last, eyening
the men were as comfortable as could be ex-
pected 'ta % s''f--a
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-05

S1 Inc Pajaro (Cal.) Times saws that the
great lost silver mine of Monterey has been
discovered. 1t is wide belt of rich ore thirty.
five miles long. 'A 'ie 'nif'y-
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-05

s7 IF You Desire to Wear y .
The prettiest and most comfortable fitting Boot q,
Slipp r, 60 to 7. E. MOSELEY s. cos, Summer
Street, Boston. - 2. = ap6dltsN
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-05

Metcalfe's Great Rheumatic Remedy
Is certainly the wonder Of the age. Thousands can
testify to its magical effect and the first doctors of
this city are to their patients the
only sure cure tor rheumatism ever known to man.
March 6-d1mSN y 81 g
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GRACE,SWSAIvE

GRACE7SHlSA LVE
Works like magic in cases of RS
CUTS, SCALDS, BURNS WOUNDS. BRUISES.
SPRAINS, BOILS, CHAPPED HANDS,,
q FELONS, CHILBLAINS, &c.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
sprompt in action, removes pain at once, and re-
duces the most angry looking swellings and infa-
nations in very short time. -. - ~
-O ONLY TWENTY-FITE CENTS A BOX,
(sentby maapost paid tor So cts.) bio
SETH w. FOWLE1e SON,
1- '9it~4 Is FREMONT ST., BOSTON! -
~ Sold by Druggists and dealers generally.
Feb IL, 1856 -SNCod&eow1yS
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ITCH Itch 4! ITCH!
Scratch. Scratch. Scratch

OOTWVC7Os OCTWOC5O, T-OCI,WUCW
Wheaton's 5OintmenfA
will Cure the Itch i'm FOrty-zsight HSnrs.
81 Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, Chilblains,
and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price so cents For
sale by all druggists. S4sl
Byssnding 80 cents to wEEKs& POTTER, Sole
Agents, ITO Washington St., Boston, it will be tor
warded by mail free of postage, to any part OF the
United States. a
Oct Is, 1S65.-sN dSw1yr d.
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Business,

A GOOD chance is offered in the manufacture If
N Elastic Goods, for which there is an esta isbed
demand and ready sale, ANY person WISHING IN am,
furnish cash capital of $500 to $500 can address
-, ..f .l MANUFACTURES,
apodu Box 1863, p. o.
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HELMBoLD,s EXTRACT BUcHU.

hInDO1Do EA1 MAIL DOChO.
having received the endorsement OF the most
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS IN THE UNITED
STATES, Is now offered TO afflicted humanity as q
certain cure for the following diseases and symptoms,
from whatever cause originating: ea
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbeclity,
l Determination of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hysteria,
e4a ~ General Irritablity.
Restlessness and Sleeplessness at Night,
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency -,, 81
Loss OF Appetite, -
Dyspepsia,
Emaciation, Pa -N..
Low Spirits, $50
DISCRIMINATION or Paralysis of
the Organs OF Generation,
PaIpitation Of the Heart,
And, in fact, all the concomitants ola Nervous and
q rs.f Debllitated state of the sys EN-.
To sssure the genuine. cut this out.
ASK FOR HELMBOLUS. TAKE NO OTHER.
Apr 5-eod6. =
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MARRIED..

In this city, April 5. by Rev DR. Smaller, James E
beth. tef'
In Portsmouth, N n, April 8, by Rev Henry F
Lane, William Il Soule and Miss Mercy SWEET,
both of Portland. ~ n 49,
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OI1I1NEi. Aa-r4 leN
This excellent Remedy is an infalbe cure for Deq-
ness, Discharge from the Ear, and Noises in the
Head. cfHtt ENr
n This soonderfat Vegetable Extract has been the
means OF restoring thousands to their hearing, who,
after trying everything and everybody, had given up
hoping ever to hear rain . n 'ris7'I -
1t Operates like charm upon offensive discharg-
es from the EAR, no matter what may have caused
it, or how long standing.
Noises IN the head disappear under its influence
as ii by magic. seyn~yc = ry9c IN
Price, $500 Bottle. For sale by all Druggists; at
wholesale by G. G. GOODWIN g Co..
No. IS Hanover St. Boston.
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Special NOTICES.


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Treatment-thc only rational and successful mode of
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oy addressing Dr. LA CRoIx, No. Sc lden Lane,
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The author may be consulted upon any of the dis
eases upon which his book treats either personally or
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Curacao 18th ult sch Rebecca Lane, Lane, for
New York, ldg. fs fl '-.s aHa ft..l} al' - Ht-
at Vera Cruz 23d ult ea-1ue Andanan, Otis, from
Cardiff, disg, for Havana. s+li-+, IN : -
At Buenos Ayres Feb g. barques Czarina, Seavey,
AR at Nuevitas 18th uIt, sch q W Carpenter, Nc
AZ e :; a1st iris q sswarsz
Ar at Matanzas 18th ult, brigs York, York.
BfcE, do; 26tR, Kate Carlton BoWdon do: Sgd
brigs Showers. Showers, Portland; 9th. Caroline
Eddy: Smith, New Orleans; Open Sea, 'Babbdge
ga H ssn paEsus Trs%ps Parker Portland; brig
Sid 9th, barque Henry Lord, Pinkham for Fal
mouth, Eng; sch Ida Wheeler, Dyer, Philadelphia.
ed 9Th, briggs j Polledo Marwick, for Portland ;
Potomac Perkins, Boston; Ambrose Light, Simp-
Ar At osnfaegos 18th ult, barque L willis Rich,
Ar at Havana 10Th ult, barque St Jago, White,
Portland: sch Ocean Ranger, Brady, from do; 2Oth
hareues Il TStosker, Bibber, and AIDA G York,
SD ed, barques Enrique, ofcutt;; and Oak Ridge,
CHM, Sagua a oath. briggs Marshall Dutch Coombs,
Buenos Ayres: Isabella Jewett, Smith, Cardenas |,
York, York, Remedies; brig Hattie, Gilkey. Sierra
Morena; 2sth, barque Sharpsburg, Staples, for New
;Alse seized 18th, brig Mary Roosevelt. Wilson, for
New Orleans; 21st, brig Sea Foam, Coo,nbs, Bath.
sab : 2St5 Sarqss Herman Remedi0s
leans, Log: brig Polling Wave, Hall. for Portland
. Ar at Cardenas 18th, sch Charlotte Fish; Strong
Portland; 18th, brigs Minnie Miller. Anderson and
Castillian Hardenbrook, do; sch Warren Blake, Me-
AZ At Do i7h barqne O Nichols, Blanchard fm
Boston; brig g g Colson, Perry, do; 18th, bargue
Almoner, Lampher, do; brig Hydra. Herman, New
Orleans; Fl S Emery, do. sl-1rfaa3ilrs}r, ~
Sid 18th, brig VIM Parks Plummer, Portland |;
sch HAiet Baker. Weber, tor a Northern port
Ar aqua goth ult brig Torrent, Gould, Port
land; Mth, sch Mary Louisa, Hamilton, do. =
Ar at do 18th ult, brig Mary E Thompson LAM
pher. Boston; 23d, barques Tejuca, Herriman and
Lucy Frances, New York; Path, brig Snow Bird, (Br)
Bacon Portland. -,
SPOKEN. -.
Jan @ lat 30 0S S, lon 80 "a w. ship st James, Will
Hams, from Callao for Hamburg.
Jan %, lat 80 N, Ion 20 46 W ship Pactous To-
hey, from New York for Melbourne. ads sW
March I, no lat, &c, ship L A Bangs Metcalf from
London for Melbourne.
March 10, lat 20 OF, lon 6S, brig Means, from New
York for Jacmel. -----
March14s SSE OF Cork, ship Rival, Doane, from
Liverpool for New Orleans. 1eIt
March a.: lat q 10, lon 76, barque John Carver,
from New York tor Cardenas
Marc 10, lat IS, lon 81, brig MYra, from Demarara
for Portland. (some OF the crew Silky.
March "a, lat 80 O5 lon II rs, sch Alligator, from
New York for Texas. Z 81
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Lost,

Lost.
REIWEEN Clark and Carleton streets, passing
- through Bracket street. a black thibet Scarf,
trimmed with black Grape The finder will be suita-
ply rewarded and receive the thanks OF the owner
by leaving II at No. p Carleton street. ap6d1w