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CRICKET CLus.--Ali who are interested IN
forming forming Cricket Club in this city.
are requested to address 81 NJ NJ" Portland
Post Office, giving their names 1t is the in
tention, if possible, to establish strong club
here, and there are young men enough, good
players, for that purpose.
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EIGHT HOUR LAWS have been passed in
three States, New York, Illinois and Missouri;
and the Nation truly says, "All these laws
simply prohibit men from working more than
eight hours unless they wish or agree to do SO,
and are therefore of about as much value as an
act permitting the workingmen to have roast
turkey and pumpkin pie for his dinner when
he thinks he can afford it," ''i
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factory in New York He first intended TO
call it the Michael Phelan," but has changed
the name to the Portland" in which he hopes
to win the race.
You have now got ali the information con-
corning the coming match, together with the
gossip of the Pittsburg people. There is not
lanes Hamiil. / believe that despite the re-
ports that have reached New York, Brown is
perfectiy honest man, and that the race will be
as good one as it will be fair. May the best
man win. J.J S,
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May Is, 1867.

GoDEY's LADY's Book for June has been re-
ceived at the bookstores of Messrs Bailey &
Noyes and Hall L. Davis, Exchange street
Short & Loring, corner of Free and Centre
streets; c. r. Chisholm & Brother, No 307
Congress street and at the Grand Trunk De-
pot; A. Robinson, No. 1916 Congress street
Also at the periodical depot of Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hail. and at the store OF
w. ID. Robinson, No. 40 Exchange street
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FOR EJEN pnDTS

AT Calcutta April 8. ships j Montgomery. HamiI
tom Tor Boston, gets -; Jos Holmes. Crocker: Sac
amore, Pickering, and Bennington, Slower. Tor do
Enterprise, Dunbar, for New YORK, ldg; Houebton'
Bnckminster, for Mauritins, gets rupee per bag (:
bargue Nonantnm, Kingman, Tor Nsw York
Went 70 sea from Saugor March 26, ship Kentuck-
Kelley Boston. ''
At Paquica Feb 16. ship Horatio Harris, Humphry,
for Europe, dg. -
Sid I'm Gibraltar Goth. barque Speedwe Patten,
Valencia.
At Ferrol, tSpain) April 25. sch Ward Parks, b.
CART tor Cape de Verbs next day.
Havana May IL Catered: North of Hatteras-
Brig Kennedy, at Matanzas, 900 hhds sugar at
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

May s. Lat PSI, Ion 69i. sch Barter, from Phila-
delphia tor Cienfuegos.
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STORE BREAKING.-Sunday night the 81

STORE BREAKING.-Sunday night the store
of Messrs. Upham & Adams, on Commercial
street, was entered by breaking pane of glass
in the countng-room window and getting in
The contents of the desk and drawers were
overhauled and rude attempt was made up
on the safe, deranging the lock so that it could
not be opened with the key. The rogues OBJ
tanned nothing for their pains, as they were
unable to get the safe door open
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Removable will be noticed that Messrs'
VIM H. Wood & Son have removed their
Brokerage Office to the new building No. G7
Exchange street. The senior partner is an old
hand at the business of brokerage. Their
Office is a very fine one
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PORTLAND INSTITUTE. = The undersigned
wishes to acknowledge the following additional
contributions From Charles Elliot Norton
26 yolumes; from Prof. j. R. Lowell, 9 volumes
from Maine Historical Society," volumes
total, Al volumes. Also, from Hon. John Lynch
second contribution, number of volumes moi
known; from Oliver Gerrish, set of Sweden
berg Writings, number of volumes not known
from o. w. Hinkley, of Indianapolis, Indiana
Ito Mr.. e. Noyes, Librarian,) cash $780,
JOHN NEAL, SO State street.
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Portland and Vicinity.


ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Promenade Concert-Chandler & Cole.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Linen, &c.-E. M. Patten g. Co.
Paper Hangings, ace. NJ. Patten q Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-W. c. Montgomery.
Attention Mechanics.
Jsost-Wm. Il. Remick.
Tried Tallow-J. l.. Weeks.
Dat Meal-Chase Brothers.
Notice-D. Il. Chase.
Picked up Adritt.
For Sale in Biddeford-W. II. Jerris.
Furnishing Goods-Marr Brothers.
For Sale-Geo. X. Davis & Co.
Brokers-Wm. III. Wood Il Son.
For Sale--Geo. r. Davis 81 Co.
For Sale or Exchange-A. ID. Pettengil.
Cumberland Il Oxford Canal.
Communication of Rations for Heirs.
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmlcss, Reliable.
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects OF Bdd Dyes. lnyigorates the hair, leaving
~ soit ana beautiful. The genuine is sgnsd Va
liam A. Bachelor All Others are mere limitations,
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Periumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
EB beware Of a poumIerfeit.
November 10. 1866 dIysn
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[Per steamer Hansa, at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 9th inst. B Kimball, Dearborn,
Charleston; Mary Emma, Patten, Mobile.
CID 4th, Sylvia, Peterson. Boston.
Sid 4th. Jos Fish. StacKpole, Boston.
Ar at London 9Th, Thames, Pemberton, Portland,
land ent out for Quebec)
Ar at falmouth 4th, Crusader, Jones. New York.
Sid I'm Newport Sd, Northern Crown, Tucker, Tor
MOntevideo.
Ar at Mar eilles Sd inst, Union Merrill, PhilaGel
pha; w Sawyer, Leach, New York.
Sid i'm Malaga 10th ult. N NJ Haven Hall, Tor New
York.
CID at Havre 4th inst, J A stamler, Sampson, New
York; Vanguard, Russell, Cardiff and U s.
[Per steamer City OF Boston.l
Ar at Liverpool It'll, Ocean PEARL Rodd, and Pom
tiae. Lowell. New Orleans.
S d 4th, Gen Mcclellan. MITCHELL New York; 9Th
Constitution, Patten, New YORK.
Cid 9th. Cambria, Harrington. New York.
Ent tor ldg 9Th, Southern Rights Ross, for Balti
pore nor It'll vigilate, Neatly Tor Boston; Excelsior
SID I'm Yarmouth 9Th. Sunbeam, Hayman, (rom
Portiand) tor London.
es SD TN NC GaEd 4th Eddystone Coates. Point de
Ar at Newport 9th, Sunshine, Packer, Havre. to
Ar at Shields 18th, s D Ryerson. RAYMOND. from
Antwerp. -''' i'ioAN' "'
Ar at Glasg W 9th, Rocklight Williams, Rotter
Sid FIN ,Akyab March 2s. Thomas Lord, Preble Tor
IL, GreCDOuOh
Singapore, to load for Falmouth, Ell
Ar at kangoon March IA, Arabia, Hinckley, from
Bombay; 18th, Helos Hansen, Sunderland.
At Maumain March 25, Sarepta. Oliver, tor Bonn
bay; Wizard King, Woodwork, for Europe.
Sid I'm Bombay 4th ult Henry Buck, Nichols, for
Rangoon.
Ar at Gibraltar 9th, Sarepta, Craig, st Marks,
land cid ior Trieste)
Ar at Havre 9Th inst, Caroline Iemont, Bowker,
New Orleans.
Cid 29th, Speedwell, Patten, Mention.
Sid 9th, A Stamler, Samson, New York; Annie
Kimball, Lincoln, Newport and U.s. 9Th, Vanguard,
Russell, Cardiff and US.
Sid TIN Flushing Roads 4th inst, S d Ryerson. Ray
mond, Shields.
SPOKEN.
MAY s, Lat 2si, Ion 69t sch e Barter, from Phila-
delphia tor Cienfuegos.
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WE notice in the last number of the Army
and Navy Journal that detachment of ninety
recruits for the 18th U. S. Infantry left New
York last week for Fort Randall, Daootah Ter
ritory, under command of Brevet Lieut.. Col.
john Edwards, Jr, Captain Sd Artillery.
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GoUGHs LEcTURE.-As only limited num-
Der OF evening tickets will be offered Tor sale,
all those DESTROYS of hearing the lecture of Mr.
John b. Cough, tomorrow evening, will do
well to secure their tickets to-day.
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Tor. $5.SOOyy

A FINE, nearly new, "a story residence In the
"a western part OF the citv, exterior and interior
In perfect repair contains nine rooms marble man
fol In parlor &C., the best of water the Kitchen
good cellar, a hne garden on the premises. Lot AZ
by 95. Apply for ten days to
GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.,
Dealers in Real Estate, No. Morton Block
May 81. 1w tArgus coDy
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Farm for Sale or EXCHANGE

nor CITY PROPERTY. A good chance for
l. speculation. In Cumberland, eight miles from
Portland, and one-fourth of mile from the Grand
lr1nk station a good farm OF forty acres Of lane,
vide,t into pasturage and age land, ana viii be sold
together, in lots to suit purchasers For particu
lars enquire ON the premises, at corner Of Monu-
ment and st. Laws renee Streets, Of
may2Id3Ws A n pF,rTENGJII
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GEYER has made arrangements for the mark
ing of monographs on handkerchiefs and linens
of all kinds. Samples may be seen at his store
Ii Free street. my15d6t
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The sale of furniture at auction, at No. 9
High street, by f. o. Bailey, will take place at
half past o'clock this afternoon, instead of
O'clock, as previously advertised.
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DIR. SWEETeS
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT,

The Great External Remedy, Cures
Rheumatism, Cuts and Wounds,
Neuralgia, TOOthnche,
stiff Neck and Oints Sores,
bruises, Ulcers,
Headache. Burns and Scalds,
esOuf, Chi1blains,
Lumbag0, Bites and Stinxs.
Sprains,
Also the most efficient remedy for LAMENESS
SPRAINS, CALLS, SCRATCHES, &C., in horses.
GEO. c. GOODWIN & D.. Boston, ManuGactur
ers and Sole Agents. Sold by all Druggists.
mch12eOd16wsN
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Horace Greeley and Self. Davis.
The following, which we cut from the New
York World, explains itself: ..a

York World, explains itself:
OFFICE OF THE TRIBUNE,
...-.-.s s.s NEW York, May II. !
To THE EDITOR OF THE WORLD.
SIR: Win you please tell your readers that
your reporters statement that was in one of
the carriages (which bore Jefferson Davis to
the New York Hotel" was utterly unfounded?
was then far away, and never saw Mr.. Davis
anywhere but in Richmond for few minutes
was never ''closeted' with him, nor had any
sort of communication with him, save to ex-
change in crowd few of the commonest
commonplace. As your mistake is calculated
to do public mischief l ask its emphatic correc-
ton. Yours
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ausllsn1yd&w

For Coughs, Colds and Communion,
Try the old and well known VESsETA
PULMONARY BA lisa NJ I, approved and used
by our oldest and most celebrated PHYSICIANS for forty
years past. Get the genuine.
REED, CUTLER & CO., Druggists,
dec2isNd& w6m Boston Pro6rietors
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PARErA will visit onr city sometime next
month. We dare say the lovers of music of
high order will be glad to hear such news.
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Lost.


BETWEEN Portland and North part of Saco. bv
so called two suits of Boys Clothing cut ready to-
be made. The finder shall be rewarded by leaving
them at 100 Spring street.
May q, d1Y* VIM e REMICK
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New YORK CIRcUs.-The Brooklyn Daily
Union says of this circus, which remains in
New York city during nine months in the wear.
that the performances throughout are of the
very pest style of the equestrian art Che fea-
lures are the graceful acts of Mile De Berg
and the fine horsemanshiD of Mr.. Madigan
What we admired the most however, was the
classical grouping of the Runnells' Family
This establishment well merits the patronage
of families. The matinees are excellent, and
most attractive entertainments for the chill
dren of an afternoon. Not a word or act is to
heard or seen calculated to offend the moral
sense of the most fastidious The utmost de-
corum, together with the highest order of
equestrian and acrobatic talent make the New
Torh etruus a model place of amusement for
families.
This Circus is now making its annual visit
through New England, per railway, visiting
only the principal towns. 1t will exhibit in
this city on Thursday and Friday, 9th and 9TH
of June, the particulars of which will be found
in AN advertisement on Saturday.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

NUCICts
THE propretors of Portland Long Wharf are
L hereby notified that their annual meeting will
be held at the Compiling Room of d. T. Chase on
said wharf, on Monday, the third day of june next,
az o'clock P. NJ, for the following purposes, viz
ing Wharf Committee, and such other Committees
~ may be requisite to MANAGE the affairs of the
1ther business apperiaining TO said Wharf that may
'es'i'iy come before them al said meeting.
ID. Il. CHASE,
DANIEL CHASE,
Do,o, -. MI, Wharf Committee.
- Da,o' a' ortlahd, May 81. 1867. May n. It
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~. ard boxes st ssi eseb Brig Aihratta, $50 hhds
sugar to load at Nuevitas, s7i pr hid For Boston
gen Ames TO load at SaGua, $50 hhds molasses
At Bermuda 18th inst, barque Jennie prn,.
Prince, from Baltimore for San juan del Sur dis
charging for repairs US
Ar at st John. NIB, 18th inst, sch L sprasue
Wadman, Portland
Ar at Mnsquash NIB, sch Emelinc G Sawyer, Keen,
Portsmouth
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House in Biddeford for Sale.

kt.s{rA good II Story House, containing seven
IN: rooms, in the city of Bidds ord. Good lot g
~. by l50 leet. Fruit trees and shrubbery in
abundance Wood-house and stable. This property
is very pleasantly situated and be had for 800
Apply to W. H. FERRIS
May Fl. DIV
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CITY AFFAIRS.


Aspecial meeting Of the City Council was
held last evening.
IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
License was granted James L. Farmer to
erect two blocks of wooden buildings on tho
corner of Pearl and Cumberland streets.
Petition of Allen Haines that short piece
of drain may be built in India street to con-
meet with the small sewer near the Atlantic
House, was referred to the Committee on
Drains and Sewers. FE.t
E. II. Ripley was appointed an undertaken.
Charles W. Holmes was licensed to sell
goods at auction in the evening, upon payment
of the license
The license for selling at auction in the
evening was fixed at ten dollars.
An order came up, passed in the other Board
fixing the salary of the Mayor for the present
year at 81 800 This Board concurred.
e. Before the order was passed, the Mayor
stated that it was not his wish that the salary
should be increased. But the members of the
Board were of opinion that 1880 was little
enough, with the present duties devolving up
on the Mayor, and the order was unanimously
adopted.
The salary of the Clerk of the Board of
Common Council was fixed at $500 for the
present year.
The ordinance relating to hackney coaches
was reported in new draft. The Board
amended it and passed it to be engrossed. 1t
provides that single fares to any part OF the
city day or night, shall be fifty cents.
L. j. Murray was appointed Inspector of
Petroleum and coal oils.
The Committee on Health was authorized to
purchase and place a wooden pump in the
well on South street.
Leave to withdraw was voted upon petition
of j. L. Farmer for abatement of taxes on his
Pearl Street property destroyed by fire) for
1S66-67.
An ordinance regulating meetings of the
City Council came up, passed to be engross-
ed in the Common Council 1t was laid on
the table.
An order was passed for the appointment of
a committee to make arrangements for the
proper celebration of the 4th of July. Alder.
men Bailey, Giddings, ellison and Lewis, and
Councilmen Knowlton. Green, Smith, Brad
ford, Gray, Dow and Chase were appointed
said committee
There being a disagreement between the
Boards, on the salaries of subordinate city
officers, Committee!of Conference was APP
pointed. Subsequently the committee made
a report. After long delay, the Board of AL
dermen voted to concur in the action of the
Common Council in making the salary of the
Street Commissioned $1,000, and that of the
City Physician $500. The Board also voted to
amend by adding $500 to the salary of the
City Clerk. The Board also voted not to re-
cede from their amendments making the sal
airy OF the City Auditor 81 500, and that of the
Civil Engineer 81 400 The Common Council
laid the order upon the table. Adjourned.
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IMPORTS.

TRINIDAD. Brig Eudorus--12 hhds 2i7 bbls SUI
gar, 33t hhds % ties 22 bbls molasses to Hophm Ca
ton; $4,000 cigars, Geo Hunt; 10a ibis molasses,
to master.
MAITLAND, Ms. Brig Blonde-255 tons plaster,
to order.
CORNWALLIS, Ms. Sch Telegraph - 80 cords
wood, to order.
ST ANDREWS, NIB. Sch Charlie-24o0 slcepers,
to A Somerby.
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PERIoDIcALs.-William d. Robinson, at his
store No. 40 Exchange street, has received all
the periodicals thus far published for the month
of June.
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Picked Un Adrift.

A YAWL Boat. ten or fifteen feet long, painted
"A green. The owner can have the same by ap-
plying on board the steamer John w Brooks, prov
ing property and paying charges.
NAVEL, tl3t&
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YEA soldier who had lost the use of his limbs
from rheumatism has been completely cured and en-
CALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY It is truly
tne WONDER OF the age Apl 10sn15ws
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DIED.

In Brunswick, May IS, Mrs. Huldah Whitmore,
wife of Hon. VIM. u. Barrows.
Funeral ON Wednesday afternoon at "a o'clock
In Boston, May IS, Annie E., only daughter of
VIM. q. and Sarah A. Kimball, aged II years and 5
months. I.
In KennebuDkport May 10. widow Thankful Os-
good, aged .3 years; 10th, widow Susan Bcktord,
aged 81 years. tua ,... .Hfp
In Vass lboro, May C. MIR. Moses Basset, aged IS
years. tEL
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ST. LUKE's CHURcH.-There will be rel gious SER
Vices every morning, for the present at ST Lakes
Church, commencing at 10 minutes past o'clock.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

FOR sale by all druggists, or send your address and
30 cents to o. p. EiMOUR 81 CO., Boston, Mass
and receive box by return mail W. f. Pnilljps Is,
Co., agents for Maine. apr2Gdfysn
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MARRIED.

In this city, May 49, by Rev. s. f. Wetherbee
George w. Russell and Miss Martha w. Goodwin
both OF Portland. III
In this city, May 10, by Rev. w. II. Fem, W. Os-
good Blaney and Miss Loella E. Huston, both OF
Bristol.
In Pownal, May 18, at the Congregational Parson-
age. JAS. B. blackstone and Miss Abbie E. futile,
both OF POwnai.
In Cape Elizabeth, May 49, by Rev. H. NJ. Vail,
Charles Ii. Gibbs and Miss Hannah Berry Dam, both
OF Portland. i''
In Pittston, May 7. Capt. Henry Nichols. OF p,
and Sarah Chapman, OF Chelsea. -..t,
In Augusta, April 20, VIM. H. Martin and Jennie
L.. Dunn.
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Superior New Dat Meal.

kO SACKS Best Canada Dat Meal, just re-
w ssived and for sale by
CHASE BROTHERS,
May q. TT&S3w Head Long Wharf.
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Communication of RatiOns for Heirs,

PArION money tor heirs Of Soldiers, Sailors and
~ Marines, who died in Rebel Prisons, or who
have died since release is payable in the order
named; Widows, Children. PareLts, Brothers and
Sisters Blanks and instructions sent by mail TO
claimants by W. H. FESSENDEN
U. s. Claim Agent, No. 236 Congress St., opposite
head of Chestnut St., Portland, Me.
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CttihDerIahu and Oxford CanaI.
fTNiIE Stockholders of the Cumberland and Ox,ora
l. Canal Corporation arelnotihed to meet AT The ~,
flee of the Secretary, Wednesday, the 5th dav y,
June next, at o'clock p. NJ, to choose board Of
Commissioners and Treasurer. and transact such
other business as may DO legally brought before the
meeting Per order.
CHARLES T.. BARRETT, Sec.
Portland, NAV 20, 1867. may2ld2tawtd
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DOMESTIC PORTS,


NEW oRLEANS-Ar 18th, brig Mary Roed
Reed, Havana.
SAVANNAH-Cld 18th, sch Lottie, Henley fol
CHARLEsTON-Ar 18th, rch samr Eddy. Let's
New York.
wILMiNGToN-Ar 10th, sch j Elliot, Gilchrist
RICHNOND-sld 10th, SCH Francis Hatch, Greg.
ory, Baltimore.
ALEXANDRIA-sld 10th, sch B Lowell. Loav-
BALTIMoRE--Ar 18th. sch Emeline McLain,
Sleeper, New York.
PaILADELPHIA-Ar 18th, schs Georgiana. Al
Wind, Corson, Boston.
Cid 18th, sebs F A sawyer, Reed. Salem; j Car
New YORK-Ar nth, brigs Atlas, Coombs, hTou.
tevideo; Sophie, Strout, Darien; schs Alma Odlin,
Franks: E'.zabethport Tor Saco; L H Nash, Perry,
10 tor Hewburyport.
Ar 18th. brig Fannie Butler, bartlett, Elizabeth
port Tor Boston,: schs Ella Hodgdon, Hodsdon 40
Tor do; Reed, Reed, Portland TOR Washington ;
hndOra, Abbott, Elizabethport tor Saem Andrew
Peters, Hig sinS, Machlas; Sarah L., Thomas, Port
land.
CID 18th. barrue Elba, Drisso, Cardenas: briggs
NJ E Mar ner, Mariner, MansaniIla; Executive Cor
ham. Bangor; sch Minnie Cobb, lngraham. boston.
Ar 18th, ship Cutivator Russell, Liverpool; brig
Mariposa, Nash, Santa Cruz; sch Carrie Holmes,
Ar 18Th. ship Albert Gallatin, Delano, LIVERPOOL
argue C.arita, Race. Trinidad.
} G Il aradeD Joy, Cherryield.
Sid 18th, steamers Lady Lang Rich, and Regula-
tor Phillips, Montcyideo via st Thomas; 10Th, sch
Marion Draper Gardner.
FALL RIVER-Sld 18th, scbs l. w Pierce Co,
lins and Laeonia, Verrill, New York.
Ar 18th. sch Maria Foss Hoyt, Portland.
HOLMES H0LE-Ar 18th, brig Nathi Stevens.
Saunders, Grand Menan, NIB, for New York; schs
Marcus Hunter, Orr, Matanlas for Portland. land
sailed; John Adams, Spofford from NIiIbridge for
BOSTON-Ar 10th, brig & H Crowley. Crowley.
Phlalelpha; schs Franklin Colson, ST Andrews -;
Albert. Kelley, Lebreaux; Ada Wiswell, Redwin,
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Tried TaIIOxv
Cumberland and Oxford ConoI

~, ~ ddlow constantly hand, and for sale
May 81. Dim Nos 70 q EEkS