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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
NEW EDUCATIONAL BOOKS.
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY SERIES.
IN PRESS:
SOUTHERN SCHOOL READERS.
series OF Readers designed for Southern Schools
and Families, In which Southern interests, Em.
ployment, Literature, and History will be distnc-
lively recognized and represented. Tho series AZ
been prepared by an experienced edncationist,
and carefully revised by GsoRaEF F. HOLMES, L. L.
D., Professor Of History and General Lteratura in
the University of Virginia. The Illustrations
have been furnished by Southern Artists. The
series will consist Of seven volumes, As follows:
THE SOUTHERN PICTORIAL PRIMER, OR
FIRST READER.
THE SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY sPELLER
THE SOUTHERN PICTORIAL SECOND READER.
THE SOUTHERN PICTORIAL THIRD READER.
THE SOUTHERN PICTORIAL FOURTH READER
THE SOUTHERN FIFTH READER.
THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL SPEAKER.
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WILL BE ISSUED EARLY IN THE AUTUMN:
AN ELEMENTARY ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
BIT GEORGE FREDERICK HOLMES, LID,
Professor of History and General Literature in the
University OF Virginia.
The utmost diligence will be employed to insure
simplicity, perspicuty, consistency and accuracy,
both in arrangement and In expression.
A CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF THE UNI.
TED STATES OF NORTH AMERICA.
CONTAINING A RECORD OF CIVIL. MILITARY.
STATISTICAL. COMMERCIAL. FINAN.
CIAL. AND MISCELLANEOUS
DEVELOPMENT.
For Schools, Colleges. and Libraries, public and
BY GEORGE FREDERICK MoLxEs. LID.
Professor of History and General Literature in the
University of Virginia.
READY IN SEPTEMBER:
GRAMMAR IN FRENCH.
BYN sCHgLB DE- WERE.
Professor OF Modern Languages In the University
OF Virginia.
AFRENCH READER, FOR BEGINNERS.
BY u. scHELB DR WERE,
Professor Of Modern Languages in the University
Of Virginia.
A FRENCH READER,
FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
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Professor Of Modern Languages in the University
of Virginia.
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THOMAS J. NICHE.

STArYroE. VA. January 10, 1886
hereby certify that have used for number OF
years DR.. Rennolds's Hepauc Pill, and can assure
the public that have derived more benefit from
them than from any pill have ever used. Their
action is mild aud quite efficient.
JOHN X. ScHxIrr.
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Ibsreby certify that have used Dr. Rennolds's
Hepatic Pills for several years, both for inyse and
i'm my family, aud consider them most admirable
supplied with. thinE them greshy preferable TO
January .th, lsG6 THOMAS J. NICHE.
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TRUSSES, TRUSSES, Of every yari-
BxNNiNGS CELEBRATED BODY BRACE,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c, &c.
We have ON hand large stock Of TRUSSKS, and
invite all In want TO give us 4 call
w00DRO0P BROTHEkS,
jy0 corner Of Fourth and Franklin streets.
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hereby certify that ! have used, both for my
self and in nv family, DR.. r. RennOlds's Hepatc
Pills and truly say their action Is more efficient
and satisfactory than any medicine ] have ever
family keep and use them These Pills never
grippe Nothing is claimed for them more than they
deserve BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
Stanton, Va.
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Dr. T. Rennolds having been my family physi.
clan up To the time OF his death, which occurred
about two years ago, / have had frequent oppor-
Hepatic Pill and do not hesitate to state that
believe they are the best medicine OF the kind that
has ever been used in this section OF country. My
neghbor them, and think A. much OF them AZ
do. WILLIAM J. u. BELL.
ArarsrA CnryTy. Va
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DENN OLDS'S Pr l. l. s.
MORE EVIDENCE OF THEIR EFFICACY.

certify that myself and family have been In the
ha bit of using pr T. Rennolds's Hepatc pills for
long time and have never had any occasion even
to try any other fort they have uniformly answered
all the purposes of family pill ] conld say =
great deal In their favor, but take IL for granted
that what have said will induce others to try
them and, III 81, their experience l'have no doubt,
will accord with mine. A. J. CARRIER.
STANTON, January 5, 1888.
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HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

This celebrated WATERIyG-PLACE is now
opcn, with accommodations for
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I dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
j., SHlP;-The firm of LEE & cox Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent
A 5. LEE will settle up the business OF the
concern. LEE cox.
Richmond July IL. 1850.
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The Presidents Progress-HOw He
was Received Mt Annapolis June.
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lust RECEIVED, ONE HUNDRED
- pounds HYPERSULPHATES SODA, SuLokIDE
BROMIDE POTAss, . good assortment q RAkE
CHEMlCALS. nj WOODS PHARNACY. !.
AM q corner of rifth and Maphall strosts.
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Ritchie's LIQUID COMPASS.

The Richie Compass, although not recent
invention, is yet unfamiliar to many, from the
fact that its use has been restricted mainly to
our national vessels and large merchant ships
and steamers which have absorbed the whole
supply. They are now however coming into
general use as fast as their merits are brought
to the attention of those interested in vessels.
1t is the only compass ever invented which
unites accuracy with strength and durability,
thus combining all the qualities of perfect in
strument. '.aI
The principle on which this compass is con-
structed is this. The bowl is filled with liquid,
which answers the double purpose of prevent
ing the card from oscillating when the vessel
is rolling about in a rough sea, and at the
same time buoys it up so that the weight on
the pivot is reduced to a few grains, thereby
rendering it extremely light and sensitive
The pivot is of agate, and could not be affect
ed by wear in many years, even if the friction
were considerably greater than it is. From
the fact that the buoyancy of this liquid re-
lieves to any desired degree, the weight upon
the pivot, larger needle is supplied here than
in the common compass, and is SO constructed
that it can never lose its power
The compass presents a strong and substan-
tial appearance, and it seems almost impossi-
BILE that it could ever go out of order, either
by hard usage or accident. The bowl is made
from casting and is very strong, and even
the glass resting, as it does, its entire surface
upon the liquid, is many times stronger than
if il were supported by its edge only. o -
To this compass, the mariner can turn in
storm as well as calm, and find it true and
steady. The common compasses are so liable
to accidents--as shipmasters too well know =
that they are not to be trusted at all times,
and especially at the very times when most
needed. The Richie compass not only relieves
the solicitude of the master, but reduces the
FISK on the property so absolutely intrusted
eot. Such an improvement, if not universal
~ recognized at once, can not long be ignored,
as all intelligent men must see in it the reali-
cation of want long felt. "a
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ITEMS OF STATE NEWS. .


% The Paris Democrat reports conlagra-
ton last week at Mrs. MerrilTs boarding
house." occasioned by fire-brand dropping
from shovel on to rug. Sparks were blown
from the fire-brand and communicated to an
umbrella that stood near the outside door,
which was instantly consumed, and the door
mat and side of the house scorched. The UNI
brella is total loss. II to.rrFrrCv
U-Rev. w. B. Bartlett, Methodist preach
er stationed at South Paris, was the recipient
of donation on the 22d ult,, amounting to $75
and acknowledges the favor in. the Oxford Dem.
ocrdt.
GB- A correspondent of the Oxford Demo.
crat says that poplar wood, which used to be
considered worthless, is in demand for manu-.
featuring purposes. Many loads have been
hauled to Steep Falls this winter.
EB The store of Shaw, Tyler & Co., in
Bangor, was broken into on Thursday night
and valuables to the amount of $500 stolen.
EY- A trunk and two round hogs that were
left by the side Of the road in township mum
Der % on the air line route to Calais by Mr.
Flanagan's stage, in consequence of break
age, were non est on being sent for. A search
Instituted discovered them hidden in the woods
in different places, Nothing was missing, al
though the trunk had been opened. o.'- 'oi
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Nasby,s Mistala para,leled.

The Presidents recent charge against Stew
ems, Sumner, &c, of instigating his assassina-
ton, reminds correspondent of the Right
Way of Mr.. Nasby's unfortunate bIunder in
Washington as related by himself in letter
which our readers may remember: =
"Goin into the Williards called for a 90 Nv
gin, which the gentlemanly and urbane bar
keeper sot afore me, and drank. Put It
down with the rest OF mine,' SEE with an i'm
4pressive wave Nv the hand y fa4 -
"Your name,' seq he. t3
"Assoomin intellectual look, retorted
80 YOU know Charles Sumner?' I
"Here / overdid there vaultin ambisbun
DER leaped itself. He'd I sed SALISBURY il
mite hev ansereJ, but to give Summers name
for drink NV gin, was piece Nv loonasy fol
which kant account. I wuz ignominnyus.
ly kicked into the street." IN -
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The Mayors Address.

Mayor Stevens, in the inaugural address,
which we lay before our readers this morning,
attempts no general survey of the public bust
ness. After congratulating his associates upon
the close Of the war and upon the prosperity
of the city whose affairs have been committed
to their hands, the Mayor states briefly the
financial condition of the city. 1t appears that
the close Of the financial year, March 81, 1896,
the funded debt will have been reduced to
S97S, 1863, and the temporary debt to 100000.
March 81, 1865, the funded debt was s1,03o,-
246, and the temporary debt $1O6,500. The
Mayor recommends strict economy, in order
that the reduction of the municipal debt may
be continued as rapidly as possible.
Referring warmly to the educational inter-
ests of the city, Mr.. Stevens touches upon the
fire and police departments, alludes to the du-
ty of the city government to take proper san
itary precautions against cholera, speaks OF
the numerous violations Of the Maine liquor
law, and concludes by recommending courte-
GUS debate, and, so tar as possible, harmonious
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Plain and Colored STAMPING

B A Physiological View of Maria ge:
Containing nearly 800 pages, and 100 fine Plates
and Engravings of the Anatomy of the Human Or
gans in state Of Health and Disease, with Trea-
tee on Early Errors, its Deplorable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan Of
Treatment-thc only rational and successful mode of
cure, as shown by the report Of cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married. and those contem-
plating marriage, who entertain doubts at their phys
cal condition. Sent free of postage to any address,
receipt OF 25 cents, in stamps postal currency
by addressing DR.. LA CRoIx, No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, N. Y. ~, go 8. ~
The author may be consulted upon any of the dis
upon which his book treats either personally
BY mail and medicine sent to any part of the world
Oct 6-s d&w6m
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ll'gm Justice viii be done.

| ~ ls4i5- yn Justice will be done. ,g1I
1 To the Editor Of the Press. u5i 10 ,s994oj rs
We must not only strive for the accomplish.
ment of that which is good, but patiently wait
the results. 80 Ui o.. 7fa VIA a1s 3srHe a7i
Having suppressed armed rebellion, and
abolished slavery in the nation, we desire to
invest every man with the ballot at the earli-
est moment. We may not be able to do this
at the present time, and on that account we
should not despair. The time is coming, and
it is not far of, when all men will be equal,
not only before the Iaao, but at the ballot-bor.
For many years the institution of slavery
has been represented at the ballot-box by the
Observation-Disclosures those who were once
SLAVES will represent themselves in person, ir-
respective of the will of the old shareholders of
the South. 20 8i5 sE4l- ioC yhlis
Many will doubt this statement, and strive
to prevent, but God rules in the kingdom of
Providence, and He through the friends of
humanity will bring it to pass. So ac.s
u Ii we had been told in 1861 that slavery
would be, abolished in 1865, that Rev, a. Ward
Beecher would deliver an Grafton in the city
of Charleston, s. c., the same year, that Fred
Douglass would deliver an address in 1865, in
one of the most aristocratic churches in the
city of Washington, D. O., and that W. l..
Garrison would lecture to large and appreci-
alive audience at the capitol Of the nation at
about the same time, we should have said
such things ,oill neuer be! But noso they make
part Of history, and thousand other things
equally mysterious have been recorded by the
historians Of the nation.
The great heart of the people is right, and if
lnen IN office do not obey their ,ciU, they will
speedily lind their political graues, and other
neh Jfesn nom free and loyal people, will
take their places and execute the ,uiH of the
people. .,. p. m.
Justice to all, is what the loyalists of the
nation are praying for, and that PRAYER will be
answered. r-,.i ,.......
A man may be great in his wiu, great in all
his intellectual poscers, great in position, and
great with his party; but if he is not great in
his determination to do right, he is small, and
will erer be small with the American people,
who have sacrificed so much blood and treas
ure for the salvation Of the nation.
There is a God in heaven, who twill cause
the wrath of man to praise him, and the re-
mainder ofwrath viii be restrained"
'9a4-lsa se 1000. HIM. E.
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THE WHITE SULPHURSPRI
MINERAL WATER,

Since its Introduction, few days since, has been
been tried by many suffering from LIVER COM
PLANT, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS, andDYSPEP-
STA, and found to be very beneficial The following
card from the well-known hair dresser, Mr.. p. II.
TRAsK, is only one of many cases. ,.-
VIZ 81 PORTLAND, March Z. 1866.
Suffering severely from Licer and kidney affections
had the curiosity to try the White Sulphur Mineral
Water just brought to public attention, and have
beenimmediately benefited by it. j have oxen OF
it to some suffering from Dyspepsia, who have been
induced to tryit and have been speedily relieved.
P. H. TRASK.
The Water can be found at CROSMAN s. CO.'S,
ETT'S Apothecary Stores = e',T Ll7S = u I,
March 8. 1s66..-sNdtf
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SEE FOR YOURSELVES

LET YOUR NEG aBORS SEE.
We have printed a large edition OF senator
Trumbulrs scorching review OF the Presidents
Veto Message, of the Presidents singular
speecb on Washington's Birthday, and OF Sen
ator Fessenden's powerful speech on the 'oi-
lowing day. enouncing the Rights and Powers
Of Congress. We are now prepared to furnish
sheets containing all these documents to
Town Committees or to individuals, .
AT $500 PER HUNDRED.
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"Buy Me and I'll Do Good. !.

USE DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT and HERB BIT
TIERS for ,Jaundice, Costiveness, Liver Complaint
Humors, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Piles, Dizziness
Headache Drowsiness, and all diseases arising from
Disordered Stomach, Torpid Liver, and Bad Blood
to which all rsons subject in Spring and Sum
NOR. Sold by GEO. C. GOODWIN q CO., 50 Han
over ST., aud by all Dealers In Medicines.
Feb 2S-sNd1m
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CoLcATE,s HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal de-
mand, is made from the choicest materials is mild
and emo ient in its nature, ragrantly scented and
extremely beneficial in its act upon the skin. b.
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Mar 13-sNdSt i
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sSPECIAL NOTICES.
Caucus.

The citizens of Yarmouth who are in favor of sus-
tanning the National administration are requested to
meet at the Temperance Hall, in said town, on FRI
DAY, March 10th, at o'clock P. NJ to nominate
candidates for Town officers for the ensuing YEAR.
Also to choose Town Committee. J IL on
49,. Per Order of Town Committee.
Yarmouth, Mar IL, 1866. mh13dtdsN
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G- A Wisconsin paper, speaking of the eff.
forts to develop the lead mines by deep mining,
claims that there are in the Galena mines two
thousand square miles of mineral land, Of
which one thousand square miles are good for
digging anywhere.
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Special NOTICES.
j. Il. J. THAYER.

]. j. II. j. THAYER, ~
APoTHECARY, 1913 Congress St.. Portland, Me-
Stand formerly occupied by Geo. W. Hayden & Go.
Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Chemicals, Family and
Patent Medicines, Periumery and Toilet Articles Of
all kinds, and all articles usually kept by first class
Apothecaries.
Strict personal attention paid to the-eom-
pounding Of Physicians Prescription at all hours,
day or night. { gl.H efe22sNd1m~
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.HASHEESH CANDY

The attention Of thepubfc is invited to Hdshcesh
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, feel confident that trial will
fully sustain the high reputation it has already
quired various parts ofthe United Sates To those
who always let their prejudces blind their Judgment
it is useless to present facts arguments but to 9TH
feel that it will be sufficient to say that offer
new discovery or experiment; our goods stand
ard. In the East, Hasheesh is the beginning and
the end of Medicine; it is used for numberless dis
eases, and that it is used with we need only
refer readers to the unlimited testimony Of trav-
elers in all ages. THAI it should long have escap-
ed the practical science of the Western Wcrld is
astonishing fact; but that it is prepared in such
form as to make pleasant safe, and above ALL eff
fective there can be doubt that 1t is destined to
obtain the confidence OF the public and especially OF
those for whose relief 1t is prepared Invalids
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.
Sent to any address receipt ofprice and stamps.
Price-Large Box $1.00, postage Is cents; Small
Box 50 cents, postage cents For sale by all Drug
gists and Apothecaries or Patent Medicine Dealers.
Imported and manufactured solely by the SYL-
VAN ORIENT COMPANY, 1851 Washington ST.,
Opposite the Old South Church, Boston, Mass.
w.. PHILLIPS 8 CO., Agents for Maine.
Feb lS7sNd&wly IS srevnF9
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.EaREICN PORTS.

Ar at Manila Jan I, ship Bengal, 1ngersoll. from
Hong Kong = q.
At Smyrna 18th ult, brig VIM Mason, Small, for
Boston. l-'o-
Sid I'm Mayaguez PR 18th ult, sch Willie, Staples,
Baltimore. a. ,-. II
At do 21st ult, brig Sarah, Partridge, New Orleans
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Found

ON Middle St. on "Wednesday ,ost n Iodv,s Fur
" Collar The owner can have the same nv cal ling
az NO 10 Atlantic St., proving property and pairing
charges. llII mh13d3ts
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gS Dictionary making appears to be o
healtby business johnson saw seyenty-fiye
years. Walker lived to good old age; DR..
orcester' who died recently in Boston, was
eighty. one; Noah Webster was eighty-five
when he passed away; and DIR. Richardson on
y lately died at ninety,
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Wanted Immediately.

An active, Industrious honest Boy, from II to 10
years of age lone who has had experince in the
business preferred who resides in the city, and who
desires to learn the business of an Apothecary.s
Apply to lit Middle Street. mh7sNtf
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FaShiOnably Made

Balmoral Boots for Ladies, Misses and Children,
we'll as Boots and Shoes for Gentlemen and Boys,
which for superiority of materials and make are un-
surpassed, can be had of 4. E. MOSELEY q CO.,
Summer Street, Boston. mh13dltsN -
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DIED.

In this city, March II. Mrs Olive G, wife of George
Ordway. aged go years. S& 81
GyFunerai this Tuesday, afternoon, at o'clock,
from No SO Federal street. Relatives and friends are
invited to aatted. p ta6tI ~ FalI ----'-- = -
In Phipsburg, March 1, Mrs Nancy, wife of VIM
Trask, aged 20 years. :
In Pittston March 2, Mr. Joseph soper, aged II y1s
nontns. ~ 4
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ry-Dr. Tinse,,., Phy.iologieal Hair Re

90 DR.. Tibbetts' Physiological Hair Re.
generator. This article is unequalled in INTRIN-
SIC MERIT. q e.flr-
1t will not soil the finest fabric. ai
p Is neat clean, and highly perfumed.
1t will positively restore the whtest grayest hair
to its original color. . rf,
win purify the head from humors and dandruff.
B As q dressing is bewtchingly desirable
Every bottle is warranted or money ref;,,,ded
TEBBETTS BROTHERS, Proprietors, Manches-
ter, N. III. ii hi
Sold by W. W. WHIPPLE and WE. PHILLIPS,
Portland, and by all Druggists. ia22sN3ms
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Ar at Havana I'd inst, brig Crimea, Hichborn, from
Boston. ~
York. ~
Sid LIST, briggs Snow Bird, tBr) Bacon, sagua; w
Robertson, Reed, Sierra Moreno; schs E s Dyer,
Dyer New Orleans: I'd, barque Henry Flitner, Park,
Sagua; Sd, sch Hertz, Gray, New Orleans.
Crosby, Eastport So
o'd sth' brig ormus, Pettengin, Havana.
lPer City of Boston, at New York;
Sid nm Shields 26th, Redgauntlel, for Calcutta.
SiI I'm plymouth 18th, Lion, for Cardiff
ON Dover 18th, Eliphalet Greeley. from Shields
for Callao. oe.''' "' N =
Calcutta; 10th, Starlight, San Francisco
Sid Jan 10, Oracle, Wood. San Francisco g.
Sid nm Foochow Jan 6, Buena VISTA Avres for
Shanghai. '''' '''
Passed Anjier Dec 81, Archer, Cressey. Foocbow
for New York; 18th, Tanjore, Martin Hong Kong.
for do; Jan 4. John N Gushing, Swap, I'm Shanghai
Tor do.
Ar at Manila Dec %, Dorchester, Fulton, Hong
Kong. I'D. -.a- Hll 3ll I.aaB g..-.I 6
.Efs5.Ls.. SPOKEN. E.rs#
March 4, lat 26 Is, Ion 80, brig Moonlight, Small,
from Cuba Tor Portland. Il I--
Feb 81 lat 49, lon 20 90 barque Rachel, OF and from
Portland for Cuba. 9F h1s r6ie .t-uoD of
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IMPORTS.

SIERRA MoRENA. Brig Stranger-37s hhds SO
tres, bills molasses, to Thos Asencio & CO.; bbls
do master. ~ -3 e-i1Aa - 1877
CARDENAS. Brig Neva-402 hhds SO tres mo.
lasses, 80 hhds sugar, to Churchill & Co. q
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.g9 ITCH | ITCH + ITCH
Scratch. Scratch !

, dada Wheaton's Ointment
a VIII Cure the Itch i'm Forty-Eight Hours.
ri Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, Chilblains,
and all Erwptions Of the Skin. Price so cents. For
% By sending 60 cents to WEEKS e. POTTER, Sole
Agents. 40 Washington St., Boston, it will be for
warded BY mall free of postage, to any part OF the
United States -
Oct Is, 1S65-sN dSw1yr ~, a., 81