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DEPARTURES OF. OCEAN STEAMERS.
M ARINE N EwS
PORT PORT LAND.

POk L D p o r. LA Nj -
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1N d'v asqml- Friday, January 10.
4slis2 3fi I1l ARRIVED. .ET ~
Steamship Nova scotian, lBrl wylie, Liverpool 18th
out the PASSAGE succession of strong Westerly gales
with terrific squalls Will proceed to New York af-
ter dscharging the Portland and Canada freight,
Steamship Moravian, tBrl Alton, N York. Spoke
18th, 40 miles Sc of Nantucket Light, ships John
Bright, and Energy, bound West.
Steamer Chesapeake, johnson, New York.
Barque Andes, Dalling Philadelphia in by
steamtug Uncle Sam. .iM4t II l!q0r
Brig belmont Locke, Cochran, Philadelphia.
Sch Union, Post, Salem.
Sch l. May, Baker, Newburyport
b Sch Charlotte Ann, Brown, Maehias. ,-rt -,7r,a,
Il Sch Gem OF the Ocean, Slower, Freeport. rSf
Sch Easy Jack, tBrl Bulwer, Parrsboro MS for
Sch Young Sultan, Barker, Boston for wiscasset.
OUTSIDE-At sunset, a brig in tow Of US steamer
Mahoning, bound in.
CLEARED. Z .voZ .bneiiI.I
Barque Istria (new, of New York, 81 tons) E T
sewall, Charleston SEE Churchill & Co.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
BOOTHDAY, Jan TAR, sch Anna Maria, Sgring-
er, from - for Boston. ~ ln.t. fe.411,rI I, = 7
Jan s-Ar, sch Challenge, Hewett, from Bucksport
tor New York l-7I7iV7 - :
Jan LAR. sch Lion, tBr) Geddes, CORVALLIS MS
Jan lear, schs G Maddocks, Bennett Port
land; Emma Wadsworth, Hersey, from Eastport for
Boston. .5fi5ti rsI t1at1roI
A sehr from Boston for castine, tname not knownr
18th, on Western Cuckold, off Boothbay harbor, and
will be total loss. Grew saved. Cargo insured.
KENNEBUNKPoRT, Jan 1s-Ar, sch Annabella.
Boothhy. Lynn, VIM Penn, Curtiss, and Sawyer,
Laanched-hom Wards YAK l 18th, beautiful schr
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PORTLAND DRY Dock Coat special
meeting Of the stockholders in this corpora
ton, held yesterday afternoon, it was voted to
instruct the Directors to petition the Legisa-
ture' for an amendment to the charter, so as
to authorize the company to erect marine
railway instead of dry dock, if the same
should be thOught expedient
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,Dprsr-oficer Williams vss,ordo

ARREsT.-oficer Williams yesterday arrest
ed fellow named Daniel Coss for larceny Of
about 500 worth of rigging from brig Caroline
Rogers, Capt. Yeaton, which lies al Portland
Pier. Coss stole the rigging yesterday fore
neon, and sold it at two junk shops for about
three dollars. The whole of the rigging was
recovered, and Co.'S was locked up for exam
nation. o. 'N' i-'''a. eti
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Perry,s Moth and FreekIe Lotion.

~ Chloasma, Mothpatch, (also called Liverspot,)
and Lentigo, Freckles, are often very annoying,
particularly to ladies of light complexion for the dis
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PASSENGERS.

In the Nova Scotian, from Liyerpool-Dr7 Hudson,
Mrs Hudson, four children infant and nurse Capt
Herbert and wife, Major Green, Andrew Robertson.
w Round Miss Round, JAS Mayberry, D Worster
P Samuel, N Samuel, Mr. Rogers, Barnwell, Richd
Rawsiord, Gustavus Jordan and 218 in the steerage
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FOREIGN PORTS.

b. At Buenos Ayres Nov IA, barques Normandy, Nc
Intosh, and Minnie Gordon, Clifford, disg.
Philadelphia; brig Clara Brown, Brown, Boston.
Sid FIN Para 21st ult, brig Maria, King, for New
York a. 4 80 .-l-l,
Ar at Barbados 10th ult, brig Hampton, Nicker-
son, Philadelphia; 18th, barque Almoner. Lampher,
Sid Goth, barque Cochran Rice, Nevassa; a1st
sch Moses Patten, CARLSON, Turks Island 22d, brig
Ar at cenfuegos 18th uIt BIZ brig Mercedes Kohl,
Ar at Remedies Sd ult, barque Helen Dyer, shep-
ard, London; brig Ma5atlan, Leland, Portland via
, Ar at Havana III inst, brig Nebraska, Emery,
CID 11th, barque Sierra Nevada, Tenney, for Key
J Neyins tBrl Stanwood, Sierra Morena via Car
denas, to load for Portland; sch Elvira Gray, Tor
Sid It'll, barque Ada G York, Davis, Tor Key West;
brigs Ster of Hope, Look, Tobasco; 18th, Myronus,
Higgins, Key West; Caroline Eddy, Smith, Matan-
c @ Myronsas 400 hhds sugar at acua
to load cotton at New Orleans for Liverpool at Id DE-
Sierra Moreno Tor Portland at SO per ITO gal; brig
Lillian at do for port North of Hatteras, at same
Portland; GitaSea, Reed Pkladephia; sch o g,
rio, Hnntley, New York 9Th. barqae Chiffon, STAFF
Sid 9th, briss Machias, Gates, Cape Hatteras; 9Th,
Beaver, Wilmington l1i'r asis ffuoN 7
bHa Per steamer Nova Scotian, at this port.j
Arr from New York Nov 10, Mary Broughton, at
Buenos Ayres; I'd inst, VIM Tapscott, and Mozart,
ATr nom New Orleans 2sth, St Paul. at Havse;
Cd inst, Gettysburg, and Zephyr, at Liverpool.
Liverpool Jan 1.-The 1--we Oak, from Liverpool
for New York, has put into lHolyhead.
Inc Lizzie Moses, from Deal for New York. has
The Harvest Queen. from Liverpool tor New York,
put into Belfast 80 with bulwarks stove, sc; ri
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TEMPERANCE LEcTUIE.--The third SGi.-
day evening Temperance Lecture. under the
auspices of the Good Templars. will be deliv-
cred by Rev Mr.. Allen, of the Chestnut Street
NJ E. Church, tomorrow Sunday evening at
seven o'clock. The public are cordially invit-
ed. Of q Per Order.
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: M1u1N1o1pAL oouRTf.. y JAN. 10 v

4 MUNICIPAL, COURT. JAN. 10. Y
There were two cases of search and seizure
before the Court, in one of which the respon-
dent forled over S22.a6g The other case was
continued. rq,r, ..sry,-s y.r,.,.--.
Joseph Rumsey, for drunkenness and dis
turbanee, was fined $500 and costs, which he
uai1 -II-r .rr.9
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IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Nova Scotian-375 bars
40 bds iron, Brooks; 1246 bars $50 bdls iron to
A Stevens & Co; 40 bars iron, Tuckerman g. Cate;
case mdse, VIM Parker; 80 bales mdse. c nj Bailey
case bales do, Thos Paddock 4 cases bales do,
Grand Trunk Co; IL cases do, Canadian Elk Co; 16
cases do Agt 6 I r Co; cases, j e Prindle; coil
wire rope Mr. Barker. ii ftIlrG g'l9if SIffg'
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ITCH ITCHE ITCH!
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch !

wheatOn's Tai Ointment
win Cure the Itch i'm Forsy- Eight Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, Chilblains,
and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price 80 cents. For
BY sending g cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole
Agents. 40 Washington ST., Boston, it will be for
warded by mail free Of postage, to any part Of the
United States i'DFf't
Oct %, 1866.-sN d&w1yr
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MARRIED..

In this city, Jan IS, by Rev Mr. Tuckerman, John
Brown and Miss Sarah Proctor, both of Portland.
In Camden, Jan 2, Jas Cleveland, of G, and Miss
Mary A Pearce, of Hope. vi q g ye1T
In Hope Dec 80, Geo L Hall and Mrs Elizabeth H
Davis both Of Appleton. "a eEV Az
In North Haven, Jan l, Edgar Beverage and Miss
Lc Visa ID Cooper. '-e llil
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A, CLEAN Mouth Fl
-AND. A SWEET BREATH !

EU ARoMATIQUE is fragrant Mouth and Tooth
Wash, composed of Aromatic Gums and Balsams-
1t communicates delightful fragrance to the breath
a cooling and delicious taste to the mouth hardens
the gums, allays sensitive condition of the nerves
of the teeth, stops toothache and arrests decay of
the teeth. Sole manufacturers,
sCAsWELL, MACK s. co, New York.
Soldb by ..la3 ynD va g Id ss., 20 ~
CROSMAN & co., rs Middle St. >.
Jan n-rr&s1m 80I ,za5ssas 90 ,sg,s .....,i !
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Of about rs tons, new measurement, named 5 Day.
She was built Ior Messrs Nelson & Day, and Others,
Of Gloucester, and viii be employed In the fishing
business under command of Capt Henry Hardy.
At Cape Porpolse Harbor 18th. schs Capitol Rob
erts, aud Sarah, Gray, from Frankfort for Boston
Emerald tBr) spicer, st John NIB for do. -,
part OF the cargo OF Br sch Armada, recently wreck
ed on Goat Island. The was sold, stripped and
: Sch Robt Woodruff, lof Frankfortl Belgea, before
reported ashore on Savin Bush Island has been got
off and discharged: She will have to go down for
cargo. after being landed, washed off and went
to sea.
Portland, which was abandoned by the crew and af-
forwards picked up and taken into Gloucester, the
wreckers ia in number) have settled with the under
writers, receiving $4,000.
SHIP BUILDING-The barque building by C PEN
nell q Bros, at Brunswick win register about 500
tons and is to be commanded by Capt James Pencil,
of Brunswick.
Master J Given will commence in the spring, at
New Meadows, Brunswick, a three-lnasted schr of
about 800 tons, for the California trade.
At Georgetown, Mr. Sargent Rowe is at work on a
one of 80 tons for the fishing business Mr Slas T
Tratton is building fishing schr Of 50 tons:
At Pembroke, Edward Russell & Co are building a
barque of 500 tors for parties in Portland and New
York. H Kelley is building barque of 400 tons,
and r e rs ons Rsbar s Of
building sch of 150 tons. - -
DISASTERS.
Sch Wings Of the Morning lot Waldoboro) McFar-
land, from Wilmington N tor Boston, put into
Holmes Hole 18th, and reports having experienced
heavy weather IL the entire passage 9Th inst 50
deckload of 200 bbis rosn split Sails stove bulwarks,
lost jibboom, &c.. le' = .-.-|~,1f q =
Brig Sea Foam, Stanton, at New York from st
Michaes, had heavy westerly gales, split sails, and
was blown off the coast
Sch Carrie Wells at New York from Corn Island,
had heavy weather and lost mainsail. rll- nj
Brig II Colthirst, at New York from Mansanilla,
had heavy weather on the passage; lost deck load OF
cedar lost and split sails and some of the are
fost bitten. NJ Isl ..r-c7.e3 III, = Fl,
Barque Rising Dawn, of Yarmouth. was spoken
18th inst Lat SO 10 N, Ion 6Si w. with cargo shifted
having been thrown on her beam ends two days pre-
vious. b.. ,s8 -, e,t
Brig Nebraska, Emery, from Galveston for Boston.
put into Havana 10th, for supply Of sails having
experienced gales and bad weather. and lost sails and
rigging. tf iEtf1i aa ~ 1IlI
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And all diseases of the Nervous System.
For sale by all Druggists. Sent by mail with full
directions receipt of price. .,, ..-. 800. b..
Price-Large Box S1.O9, with Is cents for postage;
Small Box 80 cents, with cents for postage.
w. F. PHILLIPS & CO., Agents for Maine.
Dec 8, 1S66-sNd1y
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COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP!
THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollient in its nature agrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its, act upon the slim.
For sale By all Druggists and FANCY Goods Dealers
june31d1yr
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Boston Stock List.

cvThe entire Stock of new and rich DRESS
GOODS, which have just been received at the New
weeks for whatever price they will bring to close the
Stock, on account of the illness of Mr.. Lucas n 3
These goods are entirely new, and one of the best
selected stocks of Dry Goods ever opened in Port
land, and must be sold iaSd4w
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DISASTERS.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW oRLEANs-Ar It'll, ship sebastopol, savin,
Ar 5th, barque Celeste Clark, Foster, New York.
APALACHIC0LA-lnp port Sd, barque Annie, of
Newcastle, for New York, ready. w =
-sAvANNAH-Cld 18th, sch Camilla, Clark, for
WILMINGTON NC-Ar 18th, brig Isaac Carver,
Sid 18TH sell Gen Marion, Purington. Baltimore.
NORFoLk-sld 10Th, sch Ella Franklin, Edgerly
Sid 10th, sch Emma Furbush, French, Boston, y
BAE1IMoRE-Cld 18th, brig Meteor, Carman,
Sid 14th, ship Hersey, Staples, for Panama.
Cid 18th, schs Sawyer, Mcintyre, Fortune Isld ;
Ada Ames, Smith, for Portsmouth; Hardscrabble,
PH1LADELPHIA- Cid 10th, barque chas Brewer,
Cid 18th, brig Matilda, Martin, Providence. " .
CID 18th, 6arque Cephas Starrett, Gregory, Boston,
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, bsrque Marathon, Crow
Sea- Foam Foam Stanton, ST Miehaeis; Premier posne
Port au Prince; Loeb Lomond, Black, Mobile: Ma
ry Cobb, Duncan, Port Royal SC; sch Bilow, Bearse
Wilmington NC, with loss of deckload, Gel Il
Ar 18th, ship Gaspee, Andres, I'm Cardiff; ba-1ue
Ocean Home, Brandt, Apalachicola; brigs Emily
Fisher, Perkins, Swan Island: Ida t Ray; Ray, I'm
sch Helen.Mar, Higginson, Baltimore for Portland.
Cid 18th, brigs Sarah Croweli Messenger, tor Rio
Thompson, Brewster, St John PR. 10
PR0VIDENCE-Ar 18th, sclls Com Kearney Rob-
erts, Elizaoethport; Cameo, Elwe and Connecticut,
NEWPoRT-Ar, 18th, sch Sarah, Morton, Provi-
dence for New York. --1--s- Z -rs- ---,
for New York. - " 4 y
Ar 18th, schs Knight Romer, Wilmington for New
York; Alma Odlm, Osgood, Bucksport for do.
In port, brig John Aviles, Tracy, Philadelphia for
Boston, schs Idaho Westcott, Winterport for Balti-
more; Seventy-Six, Teel, Wscasset TOR do; Bull
Wrinkle, French Rockland for Bridgeport; Alligator
Collins, Calais for Norwich; G FAntauzz Wooster,
Eastport for Philadelphia; William CARROLL Colson,
BucKsport for do; Ann Carlet, Thompson, Castine
for New York; Shooting Star, Marshall, Calais Tor
Wilmington; H Perkins, Lane, Bangor lor Fail
/ River. - iif, :. 1865 n
Also in port, briggs H Councs. Dixon, Providence
for Philadelphia schs Catawamteak, Packard, from
Roc x1and for Richmond; Redington, Gregory, from
Bristol for New York z; Ida, Blake. Baltimore for
Portsmouth Jeddie Roberts, Calais for Mystic, Ct;
VIM McCobb Chipman Bucksport for New York /;
Albert Clarence, Freeman. Portland for Baltimore.
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar I7th,barque Orchilla How
ener, Bahamas for Boston, brig Rolerson, Scott from
Charleston for Boston; sch Wings Of the Morning,
Mcfarland, Wilmington for do II na-9,
Ar 18th, schs Hiawatha, Ingrahan, Charleston for
Boston; Dyer, Rogers, FIN Elizabethport for do
Sandman, Holbrook Newcastle, DEL for Salem Ida
Blake, Baltimore for Portsmouth. ys as9 II n,
Sid, barque Andes; schs Mary s Lunt, Sandman,
Hiawatha. = .iiaa 'F af'l alfs ~
BOSToN-Ar 10Th, barque Rachel, Mitchell, Kew
West 2sth ult, with 753 bales cotton, cargo OF ship
Charlotte; brig Randolph, Pressey, Mobile; sch L
Walsh, Booth, Elzabethport. ~. ltIor =
Below, barque Orchilla. 10 .f-rferf ti-. .....
/ Cid 18th, brig Ada Is, fBr) Foster, Portland.
r. METEOROLOGICAL 18th, schs Superior Elwel
md icpro Hartford 81 4 T-l
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Saturday Morning, January 20, 1866.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

~ Advertisers a0W benefit Themselves, as tyeuas
accommodate as, BY sending in their advertisements
at an early hour in the day.
New Advertisements To-day
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Great Far-City Hall-Feb. Goth.
Fourth Ehtertaini ent-B. F.C.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Sale-E. NJ. Patten.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Dry Goods-Leach, Bartlett & Parker. -. q
Probate Notice. .--H-.. u p
House tor Sale--John G. Proctor.
The Eggs Of Pharaohs Serpents
Hogs-71 Commercial st. .i
Boarders Wanted-4 Oxford st.
Capartnershp-Foye Coffin & Swan. Of ~
House Lots Moses Gould.
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AUGUSTA, lAUHSDAf, Jan. 10.
A permansnt organization was effected by
the choice Of the following officers: lilLICN
PREsIDENT-John F. Anderson, Of South
Windham ..r-,...
VICE PREsIDENT-Asa Smith, of Mata-
wamkeag;OD u l. " al
SEcHETARY-S. :. Goodale, of Saco; /. ~
Observation-Disclosures L. Martin, Of Danville
Mr. French Introduced aseries of resolutions
in respect to the death Of DR.. EZEKIEL
HOLMES, abiding to the great loss the State
had sustained in his death, and advising that
an eulogy upon his character and services be
delivered by some member. of the Board during
its present session. uI5d DIS O926T 1
The resolutions were unanimously adopted,
and it is probable the eulogy will be given be
fore the final adjournment of the Board.
Mr.. Chamberlain, from the Business Com
mittee, preseted partial list of topics for dis
cussion. H0tIil) .H MAllILW
Mr.. ,Jefords read a report on the '''Winter
Care of Farm Stock" which was assigned to
Friday, A. NJ, for It's second reading
Other business of an unimportant character
was dispatched and the Board adjourned.
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Dec 49, lat 81 s, lon 50 81 w, ship Good Hope,
Miller, 80 days from New York for San Francisco.
Jan 4, lat 81 n, lon 70 w, barque Deborah Pennell
Dunning, from Philadelphia for Rio Janero. aitrs
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-08-22
A CA II u

The undersigned having been called by the unani,
nous voice of the Board of Trustees to the
responsible duties of President of Mount Lebanon
Female College, enters upon the discharge of those
duties with firm purpose to spare no pains to make
it equal to any similar institution in the State He has
selected corps of teachers of tried ability Mrs. Lee
and Miss Branty extensively known as ladies of
rare attachments and elegant manners Mrs. Courtney
and Miss Mayhal distinguished graduates, the for
mer of Huntsville Female College, the latter of Mans
field College, both experienced in teaching and both
most acceptable where they have taught
The College property belongs to the State leased for
term of wears to the Trustees, and annual is
set apart for repairing and improving the buildings &C
The stewards department is also under the control
of the President, who is determined to that there
shall be no just ground of complaint. Mrs Lee and
Miss Brantly, residing in the College buildings and
sharing the table with the boarders, will have the
direct supervision Of the conduct, and aid in forming
the MANNERS of the young ladies' While the religious
instruction of the pupils viii be sedulously attended
to- no sectarian influences shall be brought to bear
them.
The beauty and hcalhfulness of this woodland town,
the high moral tone and intelligence of its population,
and the cheapness of board and tuition, Offer it would
SEEM peculiar advantages. The fidelity with which
the undersigned has discharged the duties and trusts
heretofore conded to him by the State, will he hopes,
be sufficient guaranty that he will be equally faithful
to this no less important trust
au22 4tI BARTHOLOMEW EGAN, NJ. d.