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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-04

ADJOURNED MERT1Na.-We are requested
to state that the meeting OF the I'd Universal
LIST Society stands adjourned till this evening"
az IL o'clock, at the Probate Court Room
Chestnut street.
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WE are requested to remind tie members of
the Ihird Congregational Socie ty that their
annual meeting will be held tomorrow (Fri-
day. evening, at7 IL o'clock, in the vestry Of
the Methodist Church on Chest nut street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-04

H THE Will of the late Israel Richardson was
presented for allowance in the Probate Court
yesterday. The whole amount of Mr.. r. Is large
property is given to his relatives and connec-
tons, principally to his three nephews, includ-
ing Mr.. N. ?, Richardson, of this city. There
is provision in the Will to the effect that if
any devisee shall make any legal objection to
the probate of the Will, the share of such shall
be forfeited to the others equally.
The Will was drawn by John Rand, Esq.
Messrs. N. P. Richardson and Charles B. Mer-
rill are named "a executora -'t $500 .'s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-04

LEvEE.-On Friday evening the Arcana and
Atlanta Lodges of Good Templars will give a
grand levee in Browns new hall, corner of
Congress and Brown streets, at which tableaux
will be presented, glees and choruses performed
and an Antiquarian Supper furnished. A good
time all round is expected
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REMOVAL.
DRS. CHADWICK & FOGG
have removed to
3O1 Ia CONGRESS- STREET.
BROWNS NEW BLOCK,

BROWNS NEW BLOCK,
over the store of Messrs. Lowell & Senter
Office Hours--10t to 70 A. NJ, and 3to 5 P. NJ.
DIR. CHADwICK's residence 1GS Cumberland street
DIR. FOGG's residence % High street.
nH-Free Clinical consultations will be held on
NJ, for the poor. jan2ssNdtf
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Y. NJ G. A.-There will be prayer meeting
in the new rooms of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Evans building, No. 145 Mid
die street, this morning. at 9 O'clock. All are
invited to attend
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-04

ALPHA Boar CLUB.-At the annual meeting
of the Alpha Boat Club, held at the Preble
House, on Monday evening last, the following
gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing
year: Presidential. P. Wood; Vice President
j. G. Small; Secretary-A. M. Millett; Treas
was Jransacueu Jne parry ADJOURNED to the din
ing hall, and sat down to one of the best of
suppers, complete in all its appointments,
where most pleasant and agreeable two hours
were spent, enlivened by the interchange of
sentiment and good feeling between both hon
orary and active members
May this be the inaugural of another year of
pleasure and enjoyment to be derived from tie
sports peculiar to aquatics.
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To CORRESPONDENT communica.
tons on hand will be disposed OF as soon ae
possible. 4.,5 -.......-.. . b.. head al. !
III. S. 81 respectfully returned, as requested
if not published. -. 49,. .-.--. /
Railroad article from Northern New Hamp.
shire will appear in a few days /
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ID RS. S. FITCH'S
eeFami1v PhVSician.e -

Seventy-six pages price IS cents. Sent to any adj
dress Ne money required until the book is received
read and fully approved 1t is perfect guide to thu
sick or indsposed. Address DIR. S. S. FITCH, q
fremont Street, Boston. sN Jan29d1y
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NMhhRs OF M. G.. NJ Associ alton will see
~ aos'0e IN ano' her column Il rat its annual
"l7'''ne Will be F.eld this evening".
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In this city, April Sd, Marion Augusta, infant
daughter OF Edward A. and Julia A. Moves, eyed ID
months. :
In this city, April q infant son of +. r. and R. Il.
Trask aged days. "
In this city, April 2. Mrs. Clara widow of the late
James A. Hutchins, aged SO years. 8i &. .l-l-7
Funeral on Friday afternoon, at O'clock from
No. 10 Waterville street. Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend. ff.tit.. --g + n
slkennebee papers please copy.l
In Chelsea, Mass April l. OF disease contracted in
the army, Lieut., D. g. Colesworthy, DR., aged 81
years-a native of Portland. - !
In German, April 2, George Alfred, son of George
w. and Sarah j. Lowell, aged weeks
., In saeo, March 2s, Rev. Albert f. Bernard, aged
81 years. =
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ANDERSON & cos.
HOOP-SKIRT factory!
1888 Congress st, above Oasco.
Frerfch, German and American Corsets from
70 chs to $1,000 pair. ,.....w
Hoop Skdrts made to order at oneliours notice.
Feb 9-sN d3m .rsIli altit Us
Fishers Cough DrODs.

Fishers Cough Drops.
This certain, and cffectua cure for Coughs and all
diseases of the throat and limos has bee5 generally
known throughout New England for the last sixty
years, and Is warranted to cure the price win be
reiunded. Prepared by GEORGE w. WALLING-
bunk, Maine.
all Druggists - mar1dSm
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Warren's Cough Ralsam

The best Remedy ever compounded for Colds.
Coughs. Caiarrh and C0nsunlpti On and ali
diseases of the Throat and Lungs. al
kY-FOr sale by all Druggists. Manufactured by
afT-tfs e. II BE DBURY, s8
Oct15d&wSN6m Druggist, BANGOR.
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To-Day being the day appointed by the Gov
no paper will be issued from this office to-mor-
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#. A. Il R T. s g . II T =,
(LATE OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE BURRAe,
WAsHINaToN.l
Oounsellor-at-Law and Internal Revenue
Solicitor,
No. ~, State ST., Boston.

Ms X. PRESCoTTS long experience in the Inter
lys- nal Revenue Bureau, in the division of
Frauds, having charge of all Of violation OF
the Revenue Laws, his familiarity with Department
tai practice and his acquaintance with the Revenue
Officers throughout the country, will enable him to
be peculiarly successiul in making speciality of ali
matters pertaining to the Revenue Laws. He will
attend 10 claims Tor Drawback, Abatement, Refund
ing and for the recovery of penalties paid by way OF
compromise. He will advise parties as to the man
OF making returns In accordance with law or as
Washington and will defend in case. OF alleged vo-
laion o. the law In regard taxes penalties or Grim
inal offences
Mr.. Prescott will practice before tbs various De-
Part1nents at Washington, the Supreme Court Of the
U. s., and the Court OF Claims
Tor lhe speedy transaction OF business Counsel OF
hgh standing, residing in New York, ST. Louis, Gin
an2Se od3m
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prices are reasonable. feb2id1t
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER. H.I,
Has proved itself to be the most perfect preparation
for the hair ever presented to the public.
Ii will restore gray hair to its original color. {
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cleanses the scalp.
1t makes the hair lustrous and silken,
It is a splendid hair dressing. G@tas
No person, old or young, should fail to use it.
Be very particular to ask Tor "Hall's Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Renewer,p as there is worthless imi-
tati0n in the market. Price 81 40 per bottle. Fl
r. P; HALL q CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
April 3-snd&w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-04

GooD TEMPLARs.-Persons intending to fur
nish refreshments for the Good Templar's levee
on Friday evening, are requested to send them
to Browns Hall by o'clock Friday afternoon
d. q -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-04

WE are happy to inform our readers that DR..
Kimballs @. x. L. Dentrifce is again in the
market, and can be obtained at all the princi-
pal apothecaries, also at the Office of Drs. Kim
ball & Prince, No. II Clapp's Block, Congress
street. s... -e -,s5 .I A1ae
This dentriice is superior to any in the mar
ket, and is preferred by those who have once
used it to all others. 1t gives the teeth beau
tiful polish, heals and hardens the gums, and
purifies the breath. tits prepared by the above
named gentlemen, whose reputation is suffi-
Gent guarantee for its introduction into every
family in this city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-04

UNFoRrUNATE.-Yes Yesterday the bake cart OF
G. w. Fl. Brooks the same one that broke down
last week, had another break down on the cor
ner of Foie and Union streets. The accident
was caused by the same effect of the one last
week, the forward linchpin jolting out The
driver was thrown from his seat, and the cakes
and pies were scattered in great profusion,
much to the satisfaction of the Irish boys, who
congregated in large numbers and feasted
themselves on the goodies, seasoned with mud.
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FOREIGN PORTS.


Cid at Malaga 10th ult, brig Chas Poole, Sherman,
New York.
Ar at Callao 5th ult, ship Sarah Newman, Hayden,
Chinclas tand sailed 9th for United States.)
At Chinchas 18th ult, ships Living Age, Mcclure,
tor Cork Criterion, Bates, for United States; Cas-
tillian Pike. and Carrier Dove, Bailey, for -, ldg
Ar at valparaiso I'd ult, ship Crusader, Norton,
In port I'd ut, barque' Chattanooga, Freeman, I'm
sid I'm AspinwaIl 2sd ult, brig Antelope, Smith, for
Cienfuegos I'D III
At Baracoa Dist ult, sch w IL Thorndike, Cables,
Tor New York DAYS.
AT Zaza 18th ult brig Car-'i--v z Kelley, Irving,
1t Ponce, PR, 18th ult, barque David NIche,s, tor
New York.
Traveller, disg: White Swan. Tor New York, ldg.
SID I'm kingston ia, 9Th ult, brig Fannie Linson,
At Manzanilla 18TH briggs LA, Williams for Phila-
deipha, ldg; kataAdin. Saunders, for New York;
D Line In. Merrimsn, TOR Boston.
Al Trinidad I'D ult, brig Fidelia, Stone, for Phla
Ar at Havana 26th, sch Abbie. Loring. st John.
Sid 18th, brig Kennebec, mott, Sagua; sch Lau-
Wooster, Clenfuegos; sch Belle Howes, do.
In port 9th, barque Leila Long, Ames, for New
af sgs % Si%%onton for DO
New York; 2ist, Robert Porte, Nichols, Valencia ;
23d; sch Nellie Tarhox. Pendleton, New Orleans.
Sid o3d, barque Carlton, rrecartin, North of Hat
teras; brig Frank T. Allen, Merrill, Portland.
Ar at Cardenas 10th ult, brigs Arthur Eggleso,
Clifford, Pensacola; Mary Chase, Nc Donald, Ma
tanzas; schs Lizzie Tapley, Jones, New York; 2ist
Alice, Crocker, Frankfort; Frank & Emily, Colley,
Savannah. .-A'' -f -
Sid 18th, schs Charlotte Shaw, Shaw and Dacotah,
Partridge, North of Hatteras; 2ist, Mary Smith,
Ross do. r- f-..f .-a. -s-r ffFr T
Sid 2lst, brig Mary Rich, Ross. North of Hat
teras: 23d, barque Orchilla, New York. sch Chloe,
Hutchinson, Philadelphia. '" '-' wv
Ar at st John, NIB, 2Sth ult, schs Diadem, West,
and nj p, Patterson, Portland. :
4. i SPOKEN
Dec 20, lat % s, lon IO3 40 E. ship Congress-, 81
DAYS from Manila for New York
u Jan lat SO 06 s, Ion GA SO W, ship Charter Oak,
Turkey, from New York tor Honolulu.
Jan IS, lat 80 S. lon AZ Al T., ship Eddystoue from
Calcutta TOR Boston. r = - : :
March q, lat IS 10, Ion 70, brig j W Sawyer from
New York fol Marseilles.
March rs. lat 3d. Ion "A 20. sch Ralph Carlton from
Camden tor New Orleans 10 ~ .F \
Marcn 80, off Capes OF Virginia, sch Wave Crest
from Trinidad for Philadelphia, so days out.
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Odd EeIiOyyshiD.

At the meeting OF the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows of the United States, held at Balti-
more, last fall, a resolution was passed direct
ing the Grand Sire toappoint dayof Thanks
giving throughout the Order in this country,
to be observed by the members and their fani-
lies, with such appropriate ceremonies as may
be consistent with the occasion, ito render
thanks to God for maintaining the unbroken
unity and fraternal relations of the Order from
the sad and devastating effects of civil war;
In accordance with this direction, the head OF
the Order in this country has appointed Fri
day, the 10Th inst, as the day. This day was
selected because of its being the anniversary of
the introduction of the Order into this cOun-
try. Five men having met in Baltimore, in an
attic the Goth of April, 1919, (4S years ago and
Instituted the first Lodge, which was destined
to be the foundation of the immense organiza-
ton which now extends all over the United
States t IIi
The Lodges of this city are making arrange
ments to observe the occasion. They are en-
deavoring to procure some distinguished orator
| from abroad, and to have public Grafton in
some church.
The lodges in New England are moving Wig
orously in reference to the matter. In Boston
there is to be celebration, and in several
large towns in Massachusetts Public orations
| will be delivered in Portsmouth before the
Lodges of Rockingham County, by Judge
Kingsbury; and in Skowhegan before the Or
der in Somerset County, by Charles Holden,
Esq. No..
The Order in this city and State is quite
flourishing, and is doing much good in its pc
culiar channel. The members can, with much
propriety celebrate this thanksgiving day, for
they are increasing very rapidly in numbers
and power to do good. ,........t
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The Act to Eqnalize the War Expendi.

In our columns this morning will be found
the important opinion of the Justices of the
Supreme Judicial Court, deciding that the act
introduced into the Legislature last winter ito
equolize the war expenditures of the several
Cities towns and plantations" would, if enact
ed, be in plain violation of the constitution Of
this State. 4
The opinion is drawn up with great care, and
is understood to be the production of Chief
Justice Appleton. il1 JOS .t E
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HAVING DIRECT INFLuENCr TO TuE PARTg
.... GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF
For Bronchitis, Asthma. Casurrb. Con.
sumptivc and Threat Diseases,
TRooHEs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS aeon SUCCESS
singers and Public Speakers
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving the
throat after an unusual exerton Of the vocal organs
The Troches are recommended and prescribed by
Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent
men throughout the country. Being an article o
true merit and having proved their efficacy by test
OF many years, each year finds them in new locali-
ties in various parts of the world and the Troches are
universally pronounced better than other articles
OBTAIN only "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRecHEs''
and do not take any of the WORTHLESS LIMITATIONS
that may be offered. SOLD EVERYWHERE,
Dee 4-d&wSm sN -
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New Iudexical Paint Cleaning Soap.
Makes House Cleaning a Pnstinae.
The worthy proprietor of the Preble House saws:
1--WE like your new INDEXICAL PAINT CLEANING
SOAR; 1t cleans paint to perfection without scour-
ing the surface and with scarcely any labor, All
housekeepers will be to adopt it as they cannot
aHord 10 DO without It, Yours &C., =.
S. B. KRoGMAN."i
CO., and the trade generally. SO
Mar 30-sneod1 wtadveod3w*
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ALEXANDER ID. REEVES,
"'f.' TAILOR,


TAILOR,
Respectfully returns thanks to the citizens
OF Portland, and State generally, for liberal
patronage during the last eight years. and
he is happy to inform them that he has fitted
up No. Sc Free street first door above Centre
Street, for n permanent place oil business,
where he intends to carry on tailoring in all
its various branches, and all goods kept by a
first class New York Tailor, may always be
found at A. d. Reeves, Tailor,
30 Free Street,
The attention OF the ladies is invited TO the
Bazaar OF Fashion, a foreign publication re-
ceived weekly; and they are also invited to
call and see the latest styles of bugle trim
mings.
All goods or garments at the lowest prices
for cash. apl4-1m
$50 b 9a54S ,eEtNE09
e6l5T m~~itairo D 1AAol
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KENNEBUNKPOkr, April SID. shin Arctu-
rus NEW, of this port, 1854 ons Jos II NaSo,, Ra
ton, 10 load ice for New Oreans sch Martha creJi-
ford Boston. - ~ie"i
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SEED. SEED.

(cO BAGS PRIME TIMOTHY,
$50 g Northern New York and Western
Clover .tt
400 Sacks Red Top.
40 Bushels Canada Golden Drop Spr ne Wheat
500 Bushels Cape Barley, two row'd.
Buckwheat. Flax, Hemp, Millet Canary and n tulI
assortment OF Vegetable and Flower Seeds ali select
| ed with care and reliable.
| Afull assortment of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A RicI, and Varied

assortment of Boots and Shoes for Ladies', Gentle
men, Misses and Children, are for sale by T. E.
MOSEL4EY 81 CO., SUMMER STREET, Boston. The
prices reasonable. ~ fcb21d1t
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCo-Ar I'd ult, barque VIdette,
Merritt. from Newcastle NsW; 9TH, Harvest Queen,
tie: Sth, brig Deacon, Reed, Port Madison.
Sid 5th ult, steamer Idaho, Patten, tor Columbia
River.
Ar t inst, shin Orpheus, Crowell, New York.
NEW ORLEANS - Below 26th, barque Hanson
Gregory Gregory, from Rockand; brig Belle OF the
SW Pass Mch 25-Ships Ocean Pearl, and Ella s
Thayer, have arrived down. Barque Chiffon, and
brigs keystone aid Sarah, have gone up in tow,
DARIEN-ln port 25tl, schs Bow1on Randall,
and VIM, H Mailer, Hatch, ior- ldg. "a
CHARLESToN.Cld 18th, sch Charlotte Fish,
Strong, Philadelphia.
Sid 18th, brig Gen Marshall, Ell s. for Cuba; sch
Sid lst. schs Lucy A orcutt Tennessee, and Char
WILMINGTON, NC Cid sOta, sch Jason, Stew
.BALTIMoRE-AAr soth, brig Georgia. Holt, from
,PH!LADELPnIA-Ar DIST, brig E H Rich, Hop
| Ar LIST, sch Hattie. Carter, Belfast. -Ist 20 ~
Az Ist, brig j w Spencer, Whiting, Messina; sch
Wave Crest, Davis, Trinidad.
Cid LIST, schs ANarado, Whitmore, Boston; Mail,
NEW YORK-Ar 1st ship Colorado, Freeman,
Gaes R David BTpwp NsI a0 brig; Mil
| fort, NC; sch c A Croker, Baxter, Mobile.
Ar I'd, ships Columbia, Robinson, Liverpool: Eliza
orehiIla, Havener, Cardenas brigs Jewett.
Reed, Malaga; Nellie Ware, Ware, Mansanilla; I j
Magnire, Lttefed, Zaza; omaha, TOOthaker, from
Mansanilla; Dirigo, Rumbul, Cienfuegos; sch Nath
Chase, Snow, Baracoa; White Sea, Blatchford, from
Boston. AA~A - y -' - .t''
Cid I'd, ship Saml Russell, Lucas. for Hong Kong;
barque Ukraine Melcher, Bremen; schs Waterfall,
Cameron and City Point, Fisher, Boston.
PROVIDENCE-Sld list, sch Angelina, Hix, for
New York. q 3 ri. .ht .ltt IL
Sid I'd sch Gov Cony, Parker, New York.
NEWPORT-Ar LIST, brig Tangent, Chandler, from
Portland for New York; schs Decatur Cakes, Berry,
Portland for Philadelphia; iowa. Smith, Aid, Bun
ker, and S l. Stevens, Small do for New York; Gen
Peavy, Armstrong, Bath for Baltimore; Flora A
Gilley, Belfast for Washington. - =
Returned, sch Julia Newell, McIntire, from Cam
den for Norfolk. Tt-
FALL RIVER-Ar list, sch Redondo, Lord, from
Portland. -tlF --,sts IL .--t e--r'I
Ar I'd, sch Mary L, Merrill Rockland. AZ j
BOSTON-Ar I'd, brig Candace, Johnson Goree
| schs Nellie Pine, Doane, BatimOre Lady Lake,
Kent, Elzabethport; Leesburg, Davis, New York.
Cid I'd, barQue Mariana, howes, Cronstadt; brigs
Hattie Eaton, Brown, for Demarara; scbs Franklin
Treat, Abbott, Philadelphia Choctaw, Carlow, East
| port; Vixen, Smallage, Mt Desert. 1
Cid Sd, barque Kate Stamler, Crawford, New Or
| leans; brig f j Merriman, Merrman, Galveston
schs Zina, Bradbury Machias Endora Adams.
Ellsworth. Sid, brig Hattie Eaton. a.
GDOUCESTER-Ar list, schs Julia Il Carnage,
Xix, and Maggie Bell, Hall, New York
Ar I'd. sch Zebannah, Wall. from Bridgeport for
Portland. lI
NEWBURYPORT-Ar Cd, sch Palos, Tburston
Portland. ZAP. t. .'
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To Wanon RuildarR.

To Wagon Builders.
i Dumping WAGON II is simple in construction,
and costs no more than any wagon. The load rests
equally ON the fore and hind wheels. 1t dumps be-
tween the axies In short, this dumping wagon Is
fine hest extant We wish to correspond with wagon
builders throughout the country In relation to max
e A. A. BENNETT q CO.,
mar2bdtf 1855 Congress St., Portland Me-,
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DISASTERS,

Brig Omaha, of East Macblas at New York from
Trinidad has been II days North of Hatteras with
strong NV and N gales; split sails lost head and
started cutwater.
Brig Nellie Ware, at New York from Mansanilla.
had heavy E and gales; carried away lower top.
sail yard, lost and split sal 3. &c Has been 20 DAYS
North of Hatteras On the 20th off Hatteras passed
portions OF We sells deck.
Barque Orchilla, of SearSpOrt at New York from
Cardenas. had rough weather, los head, &c.
Brlg q Jewett, Of Belfast at New York from
Malaga had a heavy NV gale 9th ult, during which
pst head anu cutwater, sprung aleak and was oblig
Gu 70 put INTO Bermuda for repairs. On the Goth ut
on 4psecoln, had another gale from EMF, and stove
IG III mouse and sustained other damage. Has been
gales 800 VIZ" A'"'' Az anu ~ "
c, brig Dirigo, OF Harrington, at Nesy York from
CGhueg0s, was l6 DAYS North of IIatteras with We
ry heavy and NE gales 'rI~1' "
barque LIE Yik, from Aspmwall for Ciepfuegos
ms iotany wrecked LIST ult, Sevano Rec Cuba
me Ia registered 4SI TONS was built at ieiast in
ieo5, ana owned in Boston.
Dig John Bernard, from Bona re Sept % tor Bos-
toh supposed to be lost, registered 1868 tons was hnt
at Calais IN 1852 where she was owned and valued
ol9,ooo. she was commanded by Capt A Jameson
Brig Robert Mowe from Demarara for New York
was spoken 10Th ult with loss of foremost head
yard, main top and iibboom - 80
Sch Clara Belle, at Norfolk from Rondout lost
bowsprit and received other damage during the late
gale.
Brig LOrena. Berry. from Messina ior Philadelphia
put into New York LIST inst, in distress, having had
heavy weather. In lat IS 80, Ion rs 30, passed
quantity OF hhds, boxes spars sails, &c.
Brig Havana at New York from Nuevitas, was Il
days North OF IIatteras, with heavy NE gales; los
boat, sprung foretOpmast, shifted cargo
Brig Milwaukee, of Cherryfeld, at New York iron
Arroyo, had heavy weather. lost and split sails ant
sustained other damage.
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Notice.

g" Notice. N-
NHE first meeting of the Corporators of the "EaeIe
i Sugar Refinery" will be held at the onicc OF
saia kennsry, on FORE Street on Saturday. the 9Th
vi "rs"nhStion. JOHN SPARROW,
-- JOHN LYNCH
r.. 90 - Z PELEG BARKER,
'iarch ~, 1857. dtd CorpOrators.
INVOKED TONGUES, BACON and HAMS, Of
~ superior quality, for sale by
mar29dtt T. L.. WEEKS.
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from BrQnch UDIce " eSteTN UNION IeIegraph
Ar at Matanzas 26th sch Nellie Star. Foster. from
st John. NIB.
Ar at Cieniuegos 18th ult, brig Mary Mariner.
Mariner, Portland, ~
Cid at Philadelphia I'd inst, brig Haze, Hall, for
Portland
Ar at Fall River Sd inst, schs Bowdoin, Randall
Darien; Perry, Hamilton, from Charleston fol
Providence.
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DIR. SWEEPS
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT,
The Great External Remedy, Cures
determinations, Cuts and w ounds,
GScs1EQlXIH. TOOshache,
StAs Ncch ana y OfWtk ,SOrcc,
kfruIscs, Ulcers,
Headache. Barns aud Scalds.
esOuf, FA& Chiiblains, @
l.umbagO, Bites nna Ssings.
Spfains, -ri
Also the most efficient remedy for LAMENESS,
SPRAINS, CALLS, SCRATCHES, &c, in horses.
GEO. c. GOODWIN & o., Boston, ManufactuI-
ers and Sole Agents. Sold by all Druggists.
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~ Established 1892.
Improved 1866.
e.-rz Mrs. =. A. Aliens
improved, new style
Hair Restorer and DrcssiMx,
Combined in One Bottle,
Restores Gray Hair 10 Its Natnral Color.
Unequaled Hair Dressing.
keduecd Price, 81 90 per Bottle.
tt..L Sold by all Druggists. +
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