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A KrNc WANTED.-The Richmond Enquirer
and Examiner wants king and makes
known its desire in the following terms.
1t is obvious that benceforth the govern
ment of the United States is to be infinitely
less propitious than a hereditary monarchy
with Il dynasty selected from somo thoro gu
bred royal stock.
FIR the South, it Womb be Heavens mercy
if the Unit, States had already king, o
the breed of kings, in preference to the pres
ent abomination.
Suppose pc had for king such a man as the
Mex.cans massacred because he was too good
for them, instead of such astonishing con.
trasts rs Stevens and Butler? Macmillan
showed himself every inch a true prince. y n
The rem Of such prince in the
United Stale, would be to th South he dawn
Of a millennium, con pared to the tyrana y
which now at once disgusts and destroys US.
If the revolution may not tread back
wards-and we admit that it is q rare thing
for rev 'llsols to reJr1 gale, then let it speed
IN to its only alternative goali Bring Oh tht
king. so.
Tle people Of Virginia never having given
republican government trial, and and havin
at the present time an excellent opportunity
to do SO by adopting the con titution now be-
ing framed at Richmond, it would perhaps be
well for them to see how they like it before it'
SJrtinr TO q monarchy
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pENoBsCor COUNTY.


From the Bangor Wing of yesterday we
take the following obituary notice Of the late
Rev. George Shepard, d. D., whose death was
announced in yesterdays Press:
DR.. Shepard was born in Plain1,,d, Conn.,.
in the year 1871; graduated at Amherst COL
lese III 1924, anu at tie Andover theological
Seminary iii 1877; became pastor of the FIRST
Coasre sLto ILI Church 10 Hllowell in the
sprins OF 1928, aud Professor of Sac. ell Rhet-
oric IN The bangor Theological SEMINARY 10
1895. Here he has remained and faithfully la
bored Tor the last thirty-two years; during
TINS period, he has had repeated and hLstering
oppul tunlties to remove tie has been invited
to y Professorship III Auburn theological
seminary; to the Presidency OF Amherst Col
le.e; TO DC Pastor Of the Pilgrim Church in
Brooblyn, N. Y, and of the Mercer Street
Church III the city Of New York
But he declined all Of these invitalons.-
d.. Shepard was strong in intellect, un-
assuming and amiab In his disposition,
sound in faith and devo.edly pious. He had
all the elements OF u pulpit orator. and Was
undoubtedly one of the best preach, r, in the
United State. During his connection with
our Seminary, he has had under III 4, instruc-
ton more than torr hundred young ministers,
AMI has lett, N gIeaier or less degr. e
FshS Impress upon them. He has uune
great work her, and done it well. He labor
ed almost to the last day Of his life. He die
sudd MY OF congestion OF the lungs-dled with
his harnIs5 on.
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.GALVESToN-Cld 1tlh inst, brg Daro. Box,
I'll son, York. .
Ii eipool.
Ar 4. sW Pass L th ship Riversi e, Randall. from
PENSAtOLA-Ar t4th, scls Minetie Dicney, i'm
lndlannla; Henrietta Snow. New orleans.
lfl '.th sch Alice No. es, Crowel. Havana.
SAVANNAh-Sld 1sth, ship star Of the West,
Perry, Liverpool.
:, wILMINGToN- Cid 18th, sch Susanna, Packard,
Bal imore.
BALrIMoRE-Ar I'D, sch Abo.e, Lor:ng, from
Ma auzas.
Cid Il, sch Josiah White ouse, for Mataazas.
PnILADEl.PtiA-Ar2 d, ship vemn.n Baker
Genoa hr 2 F.dtn Stone, Ma mas
l2d, bariue libby. Libby, Matan7as
CID zlst sch Fannie Shaw, shaw, aud Craco
Wat on, Smith. los. on. se
C,nfueScs -'' io1
Cid goth, brig Harry, Sedgley aTatanzas.
Ar at elawIfe Bre kwater Ian mar ma r..
NIcho s. Tor Darbadoes, (since re or ed asbe Da'iu
rev hnah-Ar: l,, brig Dickmora ~ ,aa,
Car ienas tor Portland. schs GranJ Is,,,d a lam
man, ami gnstina ,iregory, RorklanJ. Easnnee
Han: and Sinhad Arey, do. Rel iat De,s nr;i
an 20. m 0, Wilson. do. Gun K1cl uovj pravi
ue nee Tor iizabethport lien NJ Waite. McRae.
anu p,a stlu is N Simpson, do tor do ANA lca
Fo owe :, AN news, New ort
Su :'s', sh D Bavaria. smith for San Francisco
hIcbor ,s c.'en stevens. How, Matanzas. sch Ida
nr23d brigs Theron j Dale & wis Fortune BAY.
M u cy. opp Pi iadepIna tor astp0.t.
AT zith, snip Armada Jenrey. Calcutta.
Oi1 @'a, ship Am Congress, Jorda +, London; brig
san Carlos. Parker Nuevtas; schs Midnight Me-
lntire, Providence; Closson, Coombs, Arroyo Pr:
abby wa.son, Allen, Brunswick, Ga,
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SA NL. c III ADWsCK. - Marhcf squnrc,
And by all dealers in choi, fiavors. 6m1awsn
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ASH t,r our Wines an take NJ Others.
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Early Lif. of andrew Sohn.on.

The following story has the merit of great
age, and has served an excellent purpose in
very different cases from that in which it here
makes its appearance. However it illustrates
!. car.ain we'll known peculiarities of President
Johnson's mind capitaly: 80
The scene opens with A. j. as member o.
the petit jury in the insignificant Town Of
Greenville, Already referred to. The case be-
fore tle court was simply neighb )rhood row,
in which Bill Shelly had AN eye gougeI out
and one ear ground of BY one Dave McCann
noted bruiser OF the rough and tumble sort
common in those days. The case was free
from anything like obscurity. Tie unprovok-
ed assault and the previous bad character OF
the defend ant were 20 clearly proven that a !
supposed the jury wClld Fl I'D a verdict with
out leaving he court room. would rid the
community of public pest for some time
Eleven members of that body SO determined.
That the twelfth failed to see it in that light,
it is only necessary to add that "a. j." was
he whom all the eloquence OF prosecuting at
torney, the straight forward testimony OF the
with asses, the charge of the court and the
unanimous findings of the eleven jurors went
Tor nauoht.
Upon the return of the jury after two days,
without decision, the judge made the custo-
mary inquiry rs TO whe her it was q question
of law or fact upon which they had failed to
agree, Iemarking at the same time that the
case appeared remarkably clear, &c. That's
just 50, your honor" says the refractory Andy
lpointing his finger scorptully at his fellow
jurors y but, Judge, there stand eleven OF the
stubbOraest men in ali Tennessee; and / tor
one. give up trying to convince them of any,
thing" -
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Il lac State FAX

We give below the State tax oil the towns CT
Cumberland and York counties, and OF the
Several counties of the State for the current
fiscal wear. The tax is made up thus: In adj
dition 10 the poll tax OF one cent ON a;h pol,
a tax OF four and one fourth mills on the dollar
Of tho presoat valuation, for the current dis
bursements of the treasury, and three fourths
OF mill on the dollar of the valuation estab-
lished as a basis for the sinking fund created
by an act approved Jan. IS, 1855.
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MAsoNlc.-At the annual meeting of the
Portland Commanjery No. ., the following o.
icers were elected Monde yeveuing: Sir Steph-
en- Berry, e. c.; George A Head, G.; Seth C.
Gordon, q. g.; Thomas Fl. Given, P; Ira BEL
rh Or, 5. W; Edward c. Sw4tt, J. W.; Chas
Fohes, T.; NJ. N. Rich, S.
A publ C installation will take place on Good
Friday, April 10th tickets for which ma lc
obsaned o the members of tn, com nittee OF
arrangements
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LINENS AND WHITE GooDs-The trade will
una 1t advantageous to their interests to call
at the newly established importing and Job
bin2 rooms of Messrs. Ewing g. Co, No. 9S
Summer street, near Deyonsbirc street, Dos-
ton. They have full assortment. with con-
staut consgnments from leading manufactu-
rers OF linen goods in ireland, and of white
goods from Manchester, England.
M; Ewing is an enterprlsng and energetic
man, and has had long experience in the house
of Jordan, Marsh & c.. in this department of
trade, while Mr.. d. w. Wise, formerly of the
rm of Walker, Wise & Co., has undoub;el
blsincs, capacity AMI is prompt and skilful.
Their facilities for this business are une-
qua.led, and we can recommend This house to
a seeking white and linen goods at lowest
rates,
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KITTERY TOWN ELECTION took place March
10, and the Republican ticket prevailed by 143
IN Jority. The following officers We're elected /;
Town Clerk, Benjamin G. Parker; Selectmen.
Alexander bennett, Dennis NJ. Shapleigh, Et :
ward f. Stafford; Collector aud Treasurer,
VIM. w. Cults; Town Agent, Moses A. Sal.
ford; Superinten.ing School Committee, Rob-
ert NJ. Otis; Auditors, j. H. Sanborn, John
Wentworth; Health Officers, NJ. T. Vent
worth, e. T. Balch, Robert NJ Otis.
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ALL FOR TIE PooR.-Our readers viii lc2r
in mind that this evening the ladies of the
Samaritan Association give promenade con-
cert at CITY Hall for the benefit of the poor.
We trust there will be a Urge assembly on
tli; occasion. There will be refreshments
n the reception room, and those who re :
fresh themselves vii. also furnish the means
to iced others who are more hungry than
themselves. Let there be gool turnout.
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Dun CITY HALL-Prof. Smyth informs the
Lawiston Journal that he has found no i.al in
the country which seems more favorable for
public speaking than the new City Hall in
Portland. This is 80 feet high, 80 feet wide,
and 12o feet long. Prof S. thinks that the
proportions of the hall are very nearly correct,
but he is of the opinion thatthe galleries and
numerous breaks on the side have as much to
do with preventing echo and revelberation as
the proportions.
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The BANKRUPT AcT.-Therc has been great
Question as to whether persons whose estates
would not pay ftsy per can't Of tier debts
coulI avail themselves of the bankrupt act
after the second day Of the present month. A
letter appears in the Bankrupt Register, in
which tho writer holds that the limitation ex-
pires on the fist OF june next, AMI he is sup
ported ID this view by letter from Hon. T. A !.
Jenckes, who says such understanding is i'll
nccordluce with the opinion OF every member
of the committee of both Houses of Congress
having charge Of the subject
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Portland and Vicinity
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
City ual-La Grang ,-BrgnoI Concerts.
new ADvERTIs COLUMN.
Furniture Henry R. Burroughs
Unusa ir Sale-J. W Perkins az Co.
PR ,,er wan ed-A. j. COX & Co,
Farm for SaIe--G. III. Randall.
Snlt-E u. Wi lari.
Real L state FIR Sale-Ge1rge Hearn,
Map'e Candy Vim. Aliea.
Snring Ar:in~e EN- nt-P. s. II. Rail cd
MoHt cal Ocean >teamshin Co
PRO ate Notices.. A Waterman.
EXecnt ks >oEee-Mary "A. Tucliarma
Aimi nisratrix's Notice Lacy ,ialli,.n.
Admins IA or's Notn e--Josilh Z. Webb.
Spesial Meetlr Cumberland Ag,icul. society.
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Farm tor SAFE at c orham Vii age.

OoNrA MING 65 ac,e s land, well div ded with
" 20 he r.ng Olehard, Apples, rtars, cherries,
Ora Is, Goosberile- &C., &c. a good t~oStiy
House aud ell pain ed an bl led. ID. u AMI oui-
,u d ngs AL ~ ,od Iepif Tho ABOVE Is very 40
81 able property an mIl be sold a. a brgnn; H.
III reOt q. NJ. RANDALL,
.lar Esd m Ga the y. eniS's.
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PERHAPS IT MAY BE

well for The
subScriber to state he f1ct that nctwiths and N
grelt scprc.'y of G "a (llre idy we'll known. and
lis apil eXh lus ipn-wiSI no immediate evidences
OF relic -hlt h. il p epared in measure t" supply
he masses, at No. 2j'i ..ssI with nden abby
the best variety, and und1ubto llv III largest guam
tity at the pr, ssnt time in the market.
mlrl4lts1 Jos. II. POOR,
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS. In noticing the Mayors
Address yesterday, we were under the i'm
preston that nearly all the work upon the
City Hall and North School House had been
done during the last municipal year, and that
tie cost of these buildings had been according.
u not much more than S275 600. On referring
however to the Auditors report for 1867 we
End that appropriations were made by the
Council of 1885, of ,622 for the City Hall and
S52,21 for the School House. making in all,
with allowance for additional items, about
S125, goo for the one and $3.50 eco for the other
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is he hast IN the world.
The only II IL and perfect d e-H rinless, Reliauie
Instant lne N disLpp in men. n" rnI Gu oss
tnts. R"n e les tie i'll effects Bad DIVES Invie-
CRATES and the hair be luii.uI b. ce or
browa. S Id by all Druggists and ItrIuncis; amt
properly appli at Bachelors Wig F?ctory Ii Boud
street, New York. ilu1 isNdly
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. LoRD.-The funeral of the
lite Henry P. Lord, Esu., will take place from
Stare Street Caurch at o'clock this afternoon.
The change has been made in order to accom-
modate the large number desirious of paying
the last tribute of respect to the deceased. Tie
City Council and School Committee will at
tend in body.
The Treasurer's office is draped in mourning
and the chair of the laLe incumbent is shroud-
ed in black
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A Washington correspondent describes
Messrs. Evarts and Grosbeclr, who appeared
as associate counsel for the President on Mon
day, by saying that tho former is 'small, lean
and brown ns Chiuaman"-and the latter,
iasge' raw-boned and self-suGcient."
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THERE will be a special meeting of the Irish
american heiief Association at their hall on
thursday evening, the Goth inst. at Z IL o.
c'oc"'' panctual attendance is requested.
Per order. J.E M,psu,,I soo,u
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MARRIED.
DIED.

In this city, March q, Nellie NJ. Lucy. ,oungesl
d lighter OF hares ". and Natilda L. Lncy, ell
10 Years &c months days. Massachusetts, and W
Hampshire paper please copy.
lFunelal IN Thursday af crnoon, at O'Clock, a;
NO. IL asco st ee Friends are in itel.
In this city, "arch %, oscar L., only HID OF Sic.
phen *. I'll, and Moniinil NJ Dyer. a Led moths
and 2suays.
Irmneral tomorrow afternoon. at O'Clock, from
NJ % Rvrtl oEeSt-lSGl.ti,S
vi ed. II 80
In Testorook Mr.. L. W. Bradley, az d 4'years
lrunI raj on Thursdav atern Jon, at O'Clock
Friends NJ invited to attend.
In Falmouth, March u, Mr.. Edward Ski lin aged
% Seals.
UNREAL on Thursday afternoon, at o'cock.]
= In Biddeford, Alalcl ", Rev Franklin MO- Fill
!ormerl' OF thi city. age So ears.
lFnnaral on We neslay af ernoon, at o'cl ok
Wo Casco Stree. Church Frehds ami re atives are
invite.
In North Windham, ct the residence of f. Shaw.
GeNg9 II Butter, aSel is years months. He
ser, ed bis county in the Ia wal.
~ The funeral services OF the late Henry p.
Lord will take place at State ; rect Church, tits
"Wednesday alien Jon. at o'clock.
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CRocKERY WARE.-E. NJ. Patten 81 Co. will
sell at auction, at 10 O'Clock to-day, large lot
of crocke.y Ware. direct from the pottery. 1t
will be sold BY catalogue and is worthy the at
tention of dealers.
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kzIg5 q; e I I!:iI. z.AsIzg1.i;!@
---OF THE
Choice traits and Spices !

THEIR STRICT PURITY, DELICIOUS FLtvoRs
UNRfYAL,D STRENGTH AND GREAT tcoNoMY,
oRs which is " thour parallel.
Thelr rett sue 'rss ~ tec1uss they IRE the true
rich Fdcors Of the fruits aad spices If remarkable
sH>ngM.
EA-G9v. MES Y. SMITH, of Providence, r. T..
says: MY Il plonbun e. Them superior to any
nav RIM ex'ricis she has ever used -
EN- ,ov. WM. A. BUCKINGuAM of Connecticut
SAYS; "ror ,ng lime we hive Used them, and
ir. y. u; HOLLAND. Timothy Titcc MIL author CT
"Katrina," x :, the we.l known aalhor SpliuT
nell, NJ ss., says; "They are tie Standard ia this
Dealers Ieble their sa'es with them.
Sold Port'aotl Me-. by
sA ML. C III ADWsCK d ,I.r,,c. sou,rc.
And By all dealers in choi e Haunrs Gm1awsn
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JUDGE 6INGsBURY rREsID!No.
TUEsDAY.-Char,esC alkin, for keeping shop open
on the Lords day. Adiudged guilty aud fined $40
with costs
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"Hhas ODD the best IF al tests, Time"
Ncseiabic Pulmonary Haisnm, the oldest
and m 's' hghiyapp ov ID reme Iy in for Coughs
Colds and pulmonary Complain >. Get the genu ne.
REED, CUTLER q CO.. Druggists, Boston, Prv-
prietors. a
Fsb2o. esd.sSIn
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Real Estat, for : az.

TIE subscriber offers Tor sale TWO new houses,
| butt j The most sui ST. ntial ms nj err ana ina
modern styl'. These hOus, are car tie corner Of
ongIess and NORTH srests. two oriss higu, with
% enteen ms in each, good -liars en- an J.
ing supply OF hart amt son water. They are ia
les rabis location an will REM eadily al large er-
ceLta.e Terms libela. EnquIe Of Mes rs.
HE LIN g. CO, corner OF G n2ress an Nor h So.
GkO..GE nEAuN.
pnrtInnl March 11 1865. -d.f
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BOOTS AMI Shoes almost given away at
0ould,s shoe store, FIR few days only. Call
immediately or you will be too late.
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@. L BAILEY has a large assortment of
sporting goods of all kinds at his store, No. AZ
Exchange street. he has also on hand a va
ried supply of po,kas cutlery. See advertise
meht.
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= UT, PRESS.
Wednesday, Morning, March rs, 1868.

ry-First Page tO-day-The OUTGOING Ad
ministrltion; Grant and Gold; Letter from
Wa.hin .toa; Varieties.
TJarih PdJs "A Poem and Parody; A
Venerable French Artist.
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MAPLE CANDY.-Allen, at No. IL Exchange
street, has received lot Of Maple Candy just
"out of the woods"
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SPEGIAk4 EUTaaaS >.
AGENTS TANTED!

! Mile. and Fena-e, Tc sell an article of utility
No hunbi, No broker Larg pr fits. Ca and
inv sgl ad-r.ss with 20 CO. ats for samples, aud
directions,
STRDUT 4 CO.,
90 Washington st. room 2.
Mlrch7. d3w-sS BISON.
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DEpAa1URE OE oCEAN sTrac.,
MARIN Il N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday, March "a

Tuesday, March "a.
ARRIVED.
Sch Free Wind. Frisbe. Portsmouth.
Srh .rown, Rolman. Port mou n.
Schs Pre'i 20 g, Sea cy, ana ) Lindsey Eme
~. Saco, to load Tor New Yor
Schs Montebello, Wylie, AMI NJ E Wonson, Lewis
Boothbav.
; h Arizona St,ver, Boothbav.
Sch q psey Queen, Ward, fremont.
Sen Nancy Holbrook TO t. fremont for B,ston.
Sch Mary TO t, Ma thews. fremont fJr boston.
Sch lea Aioi.oD, Cottreil, lie fast tor boston.
CLEARED.
steamer Franconia. Sherwood. New york-Emery
81 Fox.
Steamer Callotta, Msgunc,. Halifax, Ms = John
Portrous.
b is SelnT, Happenny, Observation-Disclosures 6
Cha e.
Sch Addie, Drown New 70 k-Phmney & Jack.
sou.
Sch Annie F;eepan, Reed. New York; Libby
Sch tldola,io, Brewer, Newport, for orders.
SAILED Steamer Franc DnIa; barq e Gertrude
br'gs Geo Blu nlam, Gem Elem: schs VIM Arthur
AdA.e, Ali tllo.alo. Ann Freeman.
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Business kCcnls.

Boys Clothing, variety of which may be
seen at 2o2 Congress street, Grin Hawkes. &
10
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,RoyIDENCF-sld %,

PRoyiDENcE-sld Esd sch Hyena Gardiner Tor
NEWPORT-Ar 22d sch Trident, Jameson. Rock
Sid brig anna p Torrey, Curtis from Cardenas,
for Boston, sch Pilot, Nash, New York for Port
In pert 22d schs John Boynton Reed, from Ca'ais
for Philadelphia; Vandalia. Lord Portland for New
York: Voant, from Elizabetllport Tor Boston,
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 20tn, brles Redwood Gar
diner, Cardenas tor Boston, Tor Por land; Randoph
wyTessey im Galveston Tor do: sch Lazy Woodbury.
Ar 22d. schs Hud q Frank, LawrAnc New YORK
Ta Portland; volant, strang do for Boston; Gen
D1 ., sl,r Tenn Caidenas r dc.
Belfast.
,Liz 4, sch Alice Il. Parker BALTIMORE.
ARR til, barq"e II Mel.arren Corning, Genoa
dismasei ig Redwood, Gardner. ardenas; his
pdw h,dorr o,,d ase, Gie f"gos Ralph Cart m
rli2abetbpori. Laeonia, Merrill. New TX Balti-
m re. Snail, Whit rport; berry, Pendleton, from
CID 18th. ship Soploo. Hutchinson. Hong Kong;
schs " G. Mosel4v. Urann, i)r Cardenas; Alnomal /,
SATEM@Sld 2si. h,ig Marshall Dutch Coombs,
GLoUCESTER-Ar 2sd. sch Ellen MerrimaD,
Hutchinson, Portland Tor New York.
FOREIGN PORls.
Az at Melbourne prev to Jan a. barque franklin
HasseI. Eos,on.
Knowles, for san Franci co
5 ln Malta Jan H. ship Bengal, Ingersoii' ior
Boston.
In port Jan IL. ships Shirley. Ferguson. and Rat.
tier. Marsh iof New FORK. tg.
At Zsb Dec 80, mp Sea Flower, Talbot, from
At Valparaiso 18th ut Ship Qnntaro, Manning
from Bost n. ar 18th.
AT Gibraltar 2'd inst. brig Grmor Me- edith Ayres
Sid i'm Hull 7th inst ship Cur ing Tor LAO
At callao reb ?s shi,s t Joseph, Aeyande,. for
do 10 load Tor Germ Peru, York. for do. to load
tor f, gland. II Canpbe'l. Mone. ds.; lvanioe,
.erriman. unc Am.rca, Mo Sc, from Chinchas al
27h for Antwerp; inc, Mitchell, iiom Gibraltar
At Baeno: Ayres Feb 10. baruucs Templer. VIII
son, for New York days Wa Brown, Merton.
ior 10, Idg brig Deboiah Scu.e S1ule, tor Boston,
Sid TN Montevideo Jan .. ship Richardson.
Ar teb brig Corrlen T., Lord, DO ton, 81 days
Sid FIN Surinam ith Inst, brig Premier. Crowell
Sid i'm Aspinwall 10th inst. barque Fanny Hinck
lev. CienIuegos. brig ,la M Comery, Dariah, do.
At Dema ara Sd ull, sch c Farnswoiih, saw
ar ,th in I. sea Annie Whiting. Hutchinson. New
Y, rk.
AZ St Thomas 1sh inst ship Alice Bal. cOlsOn
At d, 18th inst. barque Savannah, chamberlain
ras who died on the ro%
diz. ar 1iti do; sch Mary e Gage. hopsins wig.
SID %. bn9.es Aberde IN. Anderso st John: Ne
| for Liverpool: Sth, brig Nellie Gay nanlet Uuited
| tat.s 18th. slip Seminole. Homes. tmom NiOrk
for san Fr ncisco: llIh, sch Wan erer. kt c, st o
| mingp 18th, baIque Esther, Prince, Philad lia.
Passed b, th. baiqne Jas NJ Chu chill. Kiilman
/ IRON Buenos Ayres, seeking.
AR at jana ca 2d inst sch Err, Sprague. Mach s
At Po,t Spain 9TH inst. brig Manson, uilkey f.On
Boston. disg.
Ar at Kingston jam. LIST inst, barque Kremlin
/ Richard on, Bost
| Sld ID inst, scn W Thondike, Hall, Cienfuegos
| Sd, A N MOttt. Tor New Yor..
In port 9th inst, sch Starlight. Bradford. for New
| York, ldg.
| t.-E SPUNE N.
March II. no lat, sc. big Geo E Da'e, from Ma
| tlnzas Tor Philadelphia.
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