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FIRST PARISH CHURcH.-Rev DIR. Paltrey of Bel
row. 7espsr services Vi s At o s f F. NJ '''A
SECOND UNIvERsALIsT Gnu RcH.-ReA A. R. Alb
bott of Rockland, will preach in the Second Univer-
salst Church, ON Congress. near Locust street TO-
morrow. IA s1qfB a. ~ q
Cincinnati, will preach n State street oinrch to-
morrow, morning and evening. 81 =
sCokaaEss STREET M. Ecaunorrs REV. MIR ia
Gnss; Q. M s1aaopp will preach chch TO-
FREE STREET. BAPTIST CHURCH. REV. Walter
street Church Tomorrow.
NEwBgRY STREET CHURcH-There win be SER
vices at the NewbuTy Street Church tomorrow Sun
day at 10l A. nj. and O'Clock r. M. SabbathSchooi
Concert at u P. M. All are invited.
SPIRITUAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hall -
Conference meeting at 8 o'clock r. M Subject for
consideration, "Dd Jesus ever claim for Himself
what the Evangelical Churches now clahn for Him =
PREsBYTERIAN SERVICE I'd. w tomorrow fore
William Fsrs a formerly st's 81 ST. Sas yoSs y b.
MsS n I a
stairs An invited. - - n -, T., 5,l,,.
WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. - Sabbath
School Concert tomorrow Sunday evening, COM
mencing at o'clock.s sis4ia lslsi1 .E.etl ia
NEW JERUSALEM SeoIETY.-The services of the
New Jerusalem Society viii be held in the Library
Room OF Mechanics Hall, to- morrow morning, at
loA O'Clock. Preaching by Rev. VIM. B. Hayden.
MoUNTF0RT ST. M E. CHURCH Services in this
church Tomorrow Sunday all day the usual hours
Preaching by the Rev. John T. Haysett sabbath
School at close of afternoon services. All interested
are invited.
FIRsr BApT1sr 'CHUncH.-The REV. Dr.. shailel
Will preach In the Oh pei corner of Cumberland and
Locust streets at 10t Am. sabbath School Con
cert at 1.15 p. M. - a .ss-s..as s,...,g
CENTRAL CHURCH.-Services in Central Church
Tomorrow at the usual hours Prof. J. S. Sewall, o
| Brunswick, win reach As'sl Z fs'HA .'''FS'
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THEATRE.-Deering Hall was crowded last
evening with an appreciatiye audience, the oc-,
casion being the FIRST performance OF the new
drama Of Nobody's Daughter. based on the
Braddon novel of the same. name. The drama
is by Mr.. Fulton and Mr. Maeder. We can
congratulate these gentlemen, upon their skill
and Judgment in selecting the salient points Of
the novel and in converting them into drama
SO full of situations, SO harmonious and so
pleasing. While the novel may be called
sensational" the play deserves better name
1t is well calculated to produce a sensation.
but it does not depend in the least on mere
stage effects. Its merit is in its high, dramatic
power and in the skill with which the incidents
of a tangled plot are broughtand adjusted
The dialogue is crisp and compact, the scenes
are short and pointed, and the play moves for
ward with constantly increasing interest The
applause Of the house last night and the; ex-
pressed criticism of many persons Of good
judgment, alike awarded high commentator
to the dramatists and warm approval to the
actors The play is in prologue and five acts.
Miss Dolle Bidwel had the leading female
part, and acted it with admirable address and
great artistic powers. Mr.. r. s. Medium had
the leading male part, an honest isailor and
then clever, ingenious and bold detective
Both he Miss Bidwell received frequent APP
plause. The dresses and scenery were all well
prepared and the ruined tower, where an at
tempt was made to dishonor Lady Eyersleigh,
was exceedingly fine. A chorus behind the
scenes was encored. just at this time there is
no better play on the stage than this of "No-
body's Daughter" and we can cordially COM
mend it to all who wonld see pleasing drama
and one which contains not a line orssugges-
ton that careful writer would wish to drop.
The play is acted with unusual care and the
onidirfr hn-A r - ---thor sOlicitous that his
work may receive JUST ,e, is everywnvru urppar-
emit t'8{s4S Ills Ff&8 &iAtHiJt tGN D Z
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In this city: Oct. H. Mrs. Caroline p Shackey, OF
Norway, aged 80 years months. [Star copy.l
q In Brownfed. Oct. g. Mrs. judith freIict OF the
late Col. Walter Edgecomb, aged "A years months.
Al k q 4 8. Capt. Robert Smith,
aged 80 years months,-the Oldest man In town.
In Conway, N. H., Oct. 9, Mr.. Amos MARI. aged
years. ~ N 1870
In Augusta Sept, Is, Rebecca Mcfarland, aged 20
years months.
In Perry. Sept. 20. Mary L, Potter aged 30 years
IN South China, Oct. 8, Mr.. John Webber, aged
Ia Vassalboro, Sept. %. Moses Denco, aged n yrs
. In Sullivan, Sept. g. Mr.. E. H. LYMAN. aged a.
years monthsss 81 isaHilu - ssHa' ~ ~
In Calais, Sept q, Mr.. Thomas Robinson, aged
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MARRIED.

In Casco, Oct. Miles Edwards. OF c.. and Jose
phine Isobinssn, OF Raymond. 1st-..f.
In West Minot, George W. Bumpus and Mary f.
Albee. both OF Hebron. a. ~ .,.IfE4aDI
Matte L.. Clark.
In Augusta Oct. 3 Joseph W. Riggs, OF Milford
and Nancy Lord, of Belgrade. Z Il tN'HF5T- -
In Augusta, Oct. 1. Milton T. Holt and Eunice M
Hullt, both of New Gloucester.
In Bangor. Oct. 8, Geo. L. Rogers, of Gardiner and
Sophia Whitman, OF Bangor. 80
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J u DRowNED.L0ur correspondent at Kenne-
bunk informs JUS that Mr. Pharaoh Perry of
he lnebunkport was drowned near Cape Por-
poise harbor on Friday, 18th instant. He was
in small boat with Capt. HUFF when the boat
was overturned. Capt. H. was saved. MIR.
Perry leaves young wife and tive children.
His f,o MO- o. 3,,oor3 ID 81 50. i4Esa4sE
mp aSo. Was n yearS. NsnaH nm
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye Harmless, Reliable
instantaneous No Disappointment No ridiculous
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the M
effects of Bad Dyes Invigorates the hair, leaving
It soft and beautiful. The genuine is signed VIZ
liam n. BatcheiOr. All others mere limitations
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
PerInmers Factory 81 Barclay street, New York
Z GF'Bewnre Of n COunterfcil. 1u.s3ll /
4. November 10, 1866 d1Ysn -
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PERsoNAL.-Threes Young ladies' from this
city join three from Lowell, Mass, and one
from Salem, and the seven will leave for Eu-
rope on the 10Th, with the intention of study
ing the, languages, music and painting in
Prussia and France. Three months will be
passed in Berlin and the remainder in the
cities of France. They go unaccompanied and
win remain abroad about six months Two Of
the young ladies are connected with our most
respectable and wealthy families and the third
is one of the teachers in one of our public
schools 1A - - "a = -
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ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
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DEMOCRATIC DEMoEsTRATroN--The Demo-
Gratis of this city undertook to get up demon
stration last evening upon the elections in
Pennsylvania. Ohio, &C., but it turned out q
complete fizzle, all excepting the music Of the
Portland Band, which was A Mol The pro-
cession was a failure, not 800 persons being in
or about it. Mr.. SWEET made a speech to the
few from the balcony Of the Preble House. 1t
was a rehash of his old speeches that he trots
out every year. About halfpast o'clock the
order was given for "home Sase.p Il a. IgoIa .ai
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DErAe4uRE OF OCEAN sTnAMrRs
e n EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


il j n
,,.l-,i ,ttae,.,..Is ,...d Friday, October n. &
ARRIVED. uu islo.i I'd lS5
Steamer Dirigo johnson, New York. "a 10TH
steamer Carlotta, Magune. Halifax Ms. ~. jan
Steamer New England, Field Boston Tor Eastport
and st John. NB. s f frif4 il --s1l = 1T'1'
Brig b Brown, Balm, Boston is3 ie.Ii btl .
Brig Ellen BERNARD, Blair Boston for Care Coast
Sch Olive Elizabeth. Thompson. lses.on. f ~ .
Sch Harriet Fuller. Bennett. Boston. fi. l-tli
Sch Oregon, Durham, Salem. tl. sti.lf sIilt'
Sch North. Blake, BrooksviiIe.
Sch Louisa, johnson, Wadoboro.ifh T.i i'iI,'U
sch Action. Coombs, Boothbay.
Sch Lucy Jane, Robinson, New York for Thomas.
Sch Bay State, Carl New York for Yarmouth.
Sch Coquette, Merry. Boston tor Wiscas et.s Was
run into last night by sch Sunbeam OF Bath and
carr cd away jibboom, windlass and rigging. and
snstained.other damage The $ snstaine | but iglt
! Sch G D Hallock. Frisbee. Boston for Bangor.
Sch Guiding Star. blanchard. Boston for Bangor
Sch Excel Hatch. Boston Tor Rockland.
I Sch Castlliiian, Jordan, Boston for Ellsworth
Sch Ethan Allen, lot Portland) Blake. Giace Bay
Sci Brothers Pride. Farnsworth, CORVALLIS, Ms,
Sch speedwell, ingalls,, Eastport Tor Boston.
CLEARED
Brig Arcturus, (Br) Stiles, Hillsboro-master,
Sch Frank Pierce, Grant, Ellsworth = Eastern
Packet Co. lafEt7i
Sch Ocean, Grant, Ellsworth Eastern Packet Co.
Sch Petrol, Curtis, Bath.
Z SAl1EO iutu-DIlg geo Dufnndm. barQue De-
vOnshre started and anchored near House island.
From Branch Office Western Uniou Telegraph, q
{ Ar at Georgetown, DC, 9th inst, brig C II Kenne-
dy Titcomb, Portland via Alexandria
Cid at New York 1lih, barque Lizzie II jackson,
tor AnSWeTp,a % 1s,a.st sr+E = lle--.'
Sid I'm Havana Sth inst, barque Lewis StOeker,
for New York.
At Sombrero' I'D ult, barque Mary Libby, for
Philadelphia ID days. "a
Bar9ue Eureka, Capt Smith, is ashore at st Peters
d Ia
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ALI the new books as soon as issued at the
Portland Circulating Library. Also the finest
assortment of stationery at Geyer's, 10 Free
street. "A = HAFANAFH "a ga
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tBTHE siudioous use of soap Of precisely the
right dissolving quality is OF far more impor-
lance in house-cleaning than hard scrubbng
and long securing; no amount of "elbow
grease" can match in cleaning efficiency of
the Steam Refined Soap.
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Long Sought For &
Come O.. Last!
Mains' Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found Tor sale by all city
Druggists and frst class Country Grocers. % B
As MEDICINE Mains Wine Is Invaluable, being
among the BEST ifnpt the BEST remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, manufactured from the pure
Juice ofthe berry and unad ulterated by any impure
ingredient, we can heartily recommended 1t to the
sick as MEDICINE.
F"rothe daysof the aged it addeth length,
To the mighty IL addeth strength
Ills a balm for the sick, a joy for the we'll
Druggists and GrOcers buy and sell 3
.a MAINS, Ell DE u u ERRY WINE.
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Turner's Tic DOuloureux or sJ.s
RilI. ia a sara rayta;,. -,

Turner's TIC DOuloureux, or lJmiver,al
Neuralgia Pill, is a safe, certain and sneeov
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases The
severest cases aie completely and permanently cured
in very short time Neuralgia In the face or head
GUS disease withstands its magic influence. II has
the unqualified approval Of many eminent physi-
clans lteontains nothing Injurious to the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere. Sent on RECENT Of
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER s. CO.. 120
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietors.
July I8. eOd&w1ysn - =
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REV HENRY MoRaANs book, "Ned Nevins,
the Newsboy; or Street Life in Boston" has
reached its twentieth Thousand. !, He has also
published a pamphlet edition of, the work;
those who have not heard his popular lectures
on Street Life" may here find the gist of the
lectures in cheap form. Address at g Groton
street, BostOn.-B0stO Jour1laL
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IyItOm d. Mcfarland.

futon d Mcfarland,
Desire TO cali tho attention to the fact that more than
40 - ~
OF their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
esuH FIRST RATE SAFE.
AT MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
EMERY IL WAREHOUSE
Middle Street. Portland.
Or al 40 Sudbury street, BOSTON. q
aH Secondhand Safes takenin exchange for sale.
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at
tached to Triton q McFarland's Safes can order OF
Emery, Waterhouso & Co. as ~ efaHkEis t
Jan 10 SNistw in each mo adv remainder Of time
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tMPORTs..

HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Carotta941sl Ibis hsb.
o. bbls salmon, % bbls mackere 1900 boxes raisns
casks OIL ~ qtis sh 81 Cases pressed fish, to u,
totteousi 10 hhis sugar, Geo Starr. II crates
sheep SKINS Ii & ii NJ Hart ~ -ai'f7T7 .a'-l
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD MEETING.-A special
meeting OF the ockholderss of the Portland,
Saco and Portsmouth Railroad Company is
called for next Friday, 18th inst.,, at the Hall
at Kittery Station, to act upon the matter in
conflict with the Eastern. and the, Boston and
Maine Railroad Companies relative 20 the pay
ment OF the rental from those companies IN
gold or silver coin according to the terms of
the lease. The directors will present a report
upon this legal investigation into the rights in
this regard, and suggest course to be adopted
by the stockholders 1'.4' '' s'lo-ts'i sn'." ;"
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a The sale Of shells aud Chinese and Japanese
goods at Pattern raa,ns Is will h.. continued to-
day, at 10 and 3 o'clock. A large lot Of shells
and articles was received by the New York
steamer Yesterday, which will beadded 70 the
collection, rendering it one Of the richest and
rarest that has been offered to our citizens. -
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SAN FRA SCISCO-Sld 18Th nit, ship ATLANTA,
Barnes, Teekalet; baraue Rainier, Hayden, do.
Sid 10th ult, ship Mary Glover, Rollins, Tor Port
Discovery.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 4th inst barque Limerick
Lass, Marshman. New York.
SAvANNAH-Ar 9th, ship New England. Hodge,
Philadelphia. L4-L IL feIAt
WII.MINGTON-Cld Itb sch Sarah N Smith,
Turner Portsmouth, - - 81 -ksla 2
FORTRESS MONROE-Ar 9th, sch Kate Walker.
Tapley. Nevassa Tor Baltimore. .lisl-f
Ar sth. barque Hettie Merriman, Rollins, Callao,
for orders. - 90 ~ = " -0'
Ar 10th, ship Valley Forge, Tot Gardiner, Emer-
son, CalaO, Tor orders.
Sid 9th, brigs Josse Devereaux, from Charleston)
for Boston; Lucy Ann, tirom Georgetownl for Port
New YORK. ff'if lsIl7I N1T--f V - TT r
HAMPTON ROADS Ar It'll, sebs McLain,
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PERSONS purchasing sclothing and furnish
ing goods will bear in mind that G. w. Rich
& Co., No. 173 Fore street, have one of the best
stocks, (which they are selling for one profit
less than any other house in the city.
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i
fHE President was advertised 10 speak
Thursday night, but the Democrats were
afraid to let him. kilograms poured in from
the North protesting against such indscretion,
and the Presidents organ announced finally
that "the Conservatives with that delicate re-
gard for the feelings of their political oppo-
nents that has always characterized them,
will not resort TO any public manifestation of
joy over their great popular triumph The
proposed serenade will be deferred to some flu
ture occasion, when no harsh construction can
be placed upon the demonstration, This CHI
riously worded notice caused a good deal of
amusement, among Republicans. Small
crowds gathered at the White House early I'M
the evening, but, finding that there would be
no serenade, they gazed longingly at the win
dews for time and then went home. i.s
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NOTT(sE.

8 hereby given that the .sBoothbay Marine Rail
way" at Townsend Harbor, ESQ called)i is finish
ed and ready for work, 1t has two. Cradles taking
up two Vessels nj a time OF two hundred tons each
The one on the lower Cradle can be launched while
up together and both launched together !, .TTTNe,
There Is fourteen feet OF water ON the lower Cradle
at common tide. They are located in q very desira-
bic place. as they run North and South and have the
sun on both Sides They are built II the very best
material and with great care and skill by Mr.. Ed
ward q. Lorng, of Proylneetown, Mass. =. NJ b.
There will be kept constantly ON hand, suitable
material for repairing, painting and ing vessels
All labor will be done with dispatch aud at AS low
friends call on u.s. - n $500
JOSEPH NICKERSoN, Boothbay, Prest
EkASTUS NlCKERSON, Boothbsy, Clerk q Treas. Z
Z . ngH DIREcroRs: ljllC 0GluU
ALLEN LEWIS BO0thbay,
THOMAS NARRS, Southpvrt,
WARREN HoUGHTON, Bath. -
October IL DIM . a.. 49, 81, -. - b..
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FIRE-The alarm from box As yesterday af-
ternoon was caused by q fire that broke out in
the stable Of John Ray.on Bracket street.
1t caught in the manger but was extineuished
without the aid of engines and before any
damage of consequence had been done.
/ We noticed the beautiful new steamer that,
we spoke Of yesterday, the Fame, was on hand
at this fire all ready for Service But as no en-
gines were used the Fame went to a reservoir
on Cumberland street and gave specimen of
her power, which much pleased the sspecta-
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E, C. AkDREws, at his school book, music
and periodical depot, No a6 Centre street, OPP
posite Lancaster Hall, has received the illus
tratedand sporting newspapers for the coming
week. All the monthly periodicals are on his
counter as soon as published bg-J1 /
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SAWYER g. iWOoDFoRD,a NO.a119 Exchange
street, have just received direct from the i'm
porters choice collection of Hyacinths, Tulips
and Crocus of all colors double and single
Also a good assortment of flower pots of all
sizas -.... -r..... .t.. Do. Ftsr
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Abuses and Diseases, incident TO Youth and Early
Manhood, which create impediments to MARRI-
AGE, with sure means of relief Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes free Of charge. Address, DIR. J. Skill
LIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Phiiadel-
phia, Pa. f5,r.l Sept 26-dt& w3m sN
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice is hereby gwen that the following new
Buoys have been placed to mark the approach TO
Pennbseot Bay. Maine Il, 14lbVL hilIf ITTt'Y
inner Grindstohe Ledges. Red Spar Buoy, with
the ollowin hearings. viz: North end OF Fisher
mans island, r. IN. N; North end of Otter
Island ). W. BY W.. W. Buoy on the N W, end OF
the Ledge, which has teet at low water. These
lodges extend OF mile to the Eastward OF the
Buoy. Ill ~ l-agff - aids tI.t -. ItFIi'I It4-7,
North West Ledge, Spar Buoy, Red and Black,
with the following bearings, viz N w. end OF
Sheep Island, NJ 4. by N; Southeast point of Ash
island, 8. W: w. Buoy on top of the Ledge which
has feet at low water. Good channel ali around
by giving the Buoy berth OF so yards p 60
Also, a new Buoy to mark the entrance IN Iobster
Cove, OF False White Head Han Dor. Red Spar Buoy,
~ ieet s. w. OF the ledge, which has feet at low
water. 10 be left on the starbJard hand going in.
BY order OF the Light House Board.
fhf fif fl 81 JOHN POPE, r
~ L. District.
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APPo1NrMENrTTh Governor, has nomina-
ted Col Benjamin f. Harris of Machias, su-
'perintendent of Public Buildings, vice Turner
deceased, Col Harris served with distinction
through the war in the 9th Maine and return
ed as its Colonel.
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man, Portland ior BaItimOre; H sampson; blake,
GE6RGETowS-Aist ~, sch M 3 srOseley Uran,
BALTIdoIsIs-- AR up 9th. brig Frank E Alls1s
Merrill, Matanzas.
Ar 9th, sch Grapeshot, Wardwell, Bangor.
Sid 9Th brig ID = Soule.- -
PnILADELPHIA-Ars 9th, sch Mary Ella, from
Cid OH, brig Mary Comery Conery Boston.
Ar 10th, barque Francis Fay. Durham, Liver
griffin, Bangor; L R Graham. smith, Gardiner;
George Deering, Willard, Portland.
90 AT 10th ships Bombay. Jordan, Liverpool; Lydia
Skolaeld. ssolaeid. do; briggs Rio Grande, Bennett,
Riech, ,.n Matthews, Lanesye.
M o1 @h. sshs Willie Move, Hilton Portsmouth;
ba Uia aofh ship Aaoerat Burwe San Francisco;
Da Sia e., onkr r,i, Meieher, Antwerp.
tor Havana; 9th. Reporter, for Portsniouth: schs
Paul Seavey and Demont. = - "
NEW YoRk.Ar 9Th, brig Edith, Pstnam. Jack
sonvie sch II Jones, Clark, Enhancement for
Al 10th, barques Union Gamace. sa.na. s.n,,,
| Hook, Barstow, Boston; brigs A NJ Young. Doansg
Cardenas; Pon,ert, Allen, Gibara; sch Gen Peavey
Also ar 10th, baraue Medora, Freeboly, RIO janet
| 70; brig Gen Marshall, Thomas, Grand Turk
CID 10th. ship Fieetwing, Bray. San Francisco !;
brig 4 Kmball, Langes, sisa'; sch n . Hart,
PROYlDENCE-TArl 10Th, barque Scotland Small
lAu
| Below, sch VIM Mai er, Murch, from Ellsworth.
| Sid 10th. schs Alaska, Sirout, New York; Rock
| ingham, Wyman Bangor.
EEWPokT5lir ioth, brig Isaac Carver. shute,
Bangor TOR Baltimore.
| PAWTUCKET-Ars 9Th, sch Globe. Traeey. from
Bangor. II EHtLIJZLN kBtll
| Ar 10th, sch Elizabeth, Wall, Calais.
| HOLMES'S HOLE-Ar 9th, brig LarTa6ee,
Carlisle Bangor for Philadelphia; scbs Peiro Rog-
| ers JonespOrt for New York; Warren Blake, Me-
| servey Bangor for Providence; Dyer, -;
| Burmah McKenzc. Eiizabethport Tor Boston.
Also ar 9Th, brig Whitaker. Faust, JonespoEt for
| New York; tiarp, Arey, Kennebunk Tor Baltimore
| schs Ralph S2ueer H0dgdon Duxbnry for Philadel-
Walsh. Robbins, do for Mystic. n aAsR -
| BOSTON-Ar 10th. balques W II Randall Miller
| Bathurst, Al I; fAndaman, Otis, fGottenburg; schs
| Julia Newell, Mclntire, Rondout Martha Maria
Dean, do: Vicksburg Kellar; Adrian, Everett and
Albert JAIME son, Candage. New York Adelaide
Woodward, Ellsworth; Hooper. Hutchins, from
Cd 10Th, scbs Garland. libby, st John, NIB; Nv,
Matilda, Kilpairick, st Andrews. NIB.
| Sid, bargue Acacia; brig II Berry.
Ar nth, barque Geo Treat, killIaan, Baltimore
| brigs l. Blossom, Croeker, Albany; Lewis Clark
Staples. Elizabethport. HialrfsE
Cid 1lth, schs Teluinah, Hall. Mobl Rising San
Jones, Georgetown, Sc Peuciniau, Turner. ron
| SALEM-Ar Sth, scbs b l. Condor Snow am,
| Gem, Arev, Bangor; Ctirissa, Rice, Camden.
| CID sth, sch N II Heagan, Bunker, Bangor.
| SALEM-Ar 10Th, scbs f. A Conant. Foss, Bati
more; Mary Patten, Cummings. Philadelphia;
Nelson, Alley, do; Sea Queen, Gupull, Port John
Bangor tor Stonington: Harmonic, Hart, I'm do to
1
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Theatf0-B1dWeIlc % Locke.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Ausaonser C. ". Holmes. klEENaOl
Groceries, &e.-F. o. Bailey.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Portland Savings Bank. -
Nursery-Cavin s. Goddard
Hats, Caps, &c.-McCallar 49,.
Bocthbav Marine Railway. sR'''
Onions, &c.--M. Charles & Co,
House to Rent
House for Sale-G. r. Davis e. Co. a.
I Clerk Wanted--Carter q Dresser ngglt1af
House, &c, for Sale-G. r. Davis g Co.
Boarding. -.
Notice. Joseph Mount'ort. . ~ ~
Store and House to Let-Isaae Knight. li.I
Lodging Rooms to Let
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New 1Marriage Guido.

IAINs' EIDE u BERG WINE.
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PERSONS purchasing sclothine and fur,

MoCALLAR, in the Casco Bank building, is
offering splendid assortment of hats, caps,
furs, Sc, at low rates. ~ .i'''l ''-s 7'i
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)AALI the famous brands of Havana cigars at
Schlotterbeck s. Co.'s, at reduced rates. =
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z SoHLoTrERBEcH's Hair Remover will turn
gray hair to its original color and beauty. Price
30 cents a BOTTLE .baid fIl