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Thursday Morning, April Is. 1868.

Esy- First Page to-ddy-stanton for the
Treasury; Premiums for Wheat Raising; A
Discovery or Innovation? Statistics of Col
ored Schools; Varieties
Fourth Page-Harry's Horse; The Blue
Stocking Club; An Absent Minded Devil
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Turner's Tic Douioureux. or Cniversal
Neuralgia Pill, is a safe, certain and speedy
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
utterly banished in a few hours. No form ofnery-
GUS disease withstands its magic influence 1t has
the unqualified approval Of many eminent phys,-
Clans Il contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER & CO., 100
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietois.
For sale by W. F Phillips & Co., Portland, HE.
July IS. eod&w1ysn
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PRESIDENT,
Gen. George F. Shepley.
VICE PRESIDENTS

VICE PRESIDENTS, Ia'l
George w. Woodman, J. F. Miller, Henry
Fox. William Deering. Charles NJ Rice, Geo.
w. True, j. N. Winslow.
Recording Secretary-Percival Bonney.
Corresponding Secretary-H. NJ. Meek.
Treasurer-Benj. Kingsbury Jr.
Executive Committee. f. Land, Thomas
B. Reed, Rensselaer, Greedy, c. P. Mattocks, E.
b. Dow, A. f. Gerrish, Abial M. Smith.
The report was accepted and the Club was
organized.
Gen. Shepley assumed the duties of Presi-
dent and made glowing speech Astounding
in patriotic sentiments.
Hon. George w. Woodman followed in a few
patriotic remarks.
The meeting adjourned subject to the call OF
the Executive Committee, who were instruct
ed to secure proper accommodations for the
meeting of the Club.
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PERHAPS our brother of the Transcript has
received the first May flower, but we think we
have seen the first butterfly of the season. Yes
notwithstanding the cold weather of late, we
yesterday saw a live butterfly with beautiful
red wings, that was flying as happily as in
mid summer
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FURNITURE.-We call attention of our read
ers to the advertisement of w. Lowell, No. II
Preble street, who has on hand a very good as
sortment of furniture of all descriptions. Also
good supply of carpetings, window shades,
cords, tassels, SC. Call and see him; his rent
is low and he can give you good bargain
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THERE are no less than eight lives of Gen
Grant in course of preparation for the coming
Presidential campaign. The authors are A.
pendent of the Tribune; Charles A. Dana. now
editor of the New York Sun; Henry G. Dem
ing, formerly member of Congress from
Connecticut and popular lecturer; E. D.
Mansfield, the veteran Observer" of the
New York Times; John S. G. Abbott, the rev.
erend gentleman who has done so much for
the Bonaparte family; and both the historical
Headleys. The name of the author of the
eighth history is unknown. These in connec-
ton with the paternal Grants "reminiscences
of the early life of Ulysses and Adam Bad
eau's account OF Grants campaigns will do
very well for beginning.
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JURORS DRAwN.-The following gentlemen
were drawn Tuesday to serve as jurors at the
approaching session of the u S. District Court
Grand Jurors, John N. Gaubert and Cyrus
NOVEL;; Petit Jurors, Andrew Mulnix and
Rufus Deering. -bt
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JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-Thomas Conroy was before the
Court for dischargng firearms within the limits Of
the city. Adjudged guilty and fined So with costs.
Carleton for defendant -
Meyer Waterman, for permitting swine to run at
large, pleaded guilty and was fined S. and COSTS
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Long Sought For!
Come at Last j.!
Mains Elder Berry Wine,

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found iOr sale by all city
Druggists and first class Country Grocers. es (. 4
AS a MEDICINE Mans Wine is invaluable, being
among the BEST ifnot the BEST remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, IMAM ufactured from the pure
Juice Ofthe berry, and unadulterated by any impure
Ingredient, we can heartily recommended it to the
sick as MEDICINE.
"lo the days OF the aged it addeth length,
To the mighty it addeth strength
'IIs balm tor the sick, joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell
MAINS ELDERBERRY WINE.
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VALUABLE REMEDY.-"The yeyet,h,.
Pulmonary Baisam, is one of the best med;.
cines tor Coughs, Colds and pulmonary Comnla,n,s
ever offered to the public. Physicians OF he b;ab
esq respectabiy prescribe ii, ana thousands 0, fan,-
Getthe genuine. REED, CUTLER a Co nrn9.
gists, Boston, Propretors. wa Dius-
Mar 30. cod s. S1m
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II RaHml HALLS
~ y. VEGETABLE SlCIlAN
e III HAIR Ya
al RENEWZ1R.
1t Is tie best article ever known to

1t Is tie best article ever known to
Restore Gray Hair to its Original Youthful
Opl,r,
1t will prevent the Hair from falling out.
Makes the Hair smooth and glossy, and does moi
stain the skin as others!
Our Treatise on the Hair sent tree by mail.
Beware of the numerous preparations which are
sold upon our reputation.
RIP. HALL & Co., Nashua N. H., Proprietors
w-For sale by all druggists.
April 1. eodSweow1msn
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Observation-Disclosures

ENOR SALE to The trade by the Bale, 100 Bale.
Il Superhne Cotton Irvine, for Herring. Pohagen
ana Mackere-hne ncs.; these twines grade aboyt
AM. NET q TWINE CO., 43 Commercial st.
a29dfaw3m sN PIiS7uN
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Granf Climb.

An adjourned meeting of the Republicans OF
Portland was held last evening in the Recep-
ton Room, City Hall. Col. J. F. Miller pre-
sided.
Capt. Enoch Knight, from the committee
appointed at the last meeting, reported the fol-
lowing list of officers for club to be called the
"Grant Club"
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FRAGRANT flowers of sunny chimes, lading
with delicious aroma the passing breeze and
sending with it pleasure to all it meets. So
Woodworth's FLOR DEL EsPIRITU SANTo sends
forth the delicious fragrance of the tropical
exotics and transports with ecstasy the happy
recipient. For sale everywhere.
April II. eod1w
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ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH!!!
SCR on .rI,c,r

in from 10 to 4s hours.
Wheaton's Ointment cures he Itch.
hfaton's OIu ment cures Salt Rheum,
Wheafen's Ointment cures Tsttcr.
Wheat0u's Ointment cures Ra, hers Itch
heaton's Ointment cures Every kind
Of Humor like Magic.
Price. 80 cents box; by mail, so cents. Address
WEEKS & POTTER, No. TO Washington Streer.
Boston, Mass. For sale by all Druggists.
September &c. eod&w1y
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A COOP. APPo1NTMENT.-J James ID. Coch-
rane. ESQ. who for several years has filled the
position of Assistant Secretary OF state at Au-
guata with so much ability and success, has
been appointed an assistant in the office of the
Supervising Architect of the Treasury Depart
ment and will be employed as draughtsman
and measurer of contract work on public
buildings at Washington.
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.N Hny W., and I,il do you Good % DIR.
L Ia, ROT AND HERB BITTERS in ev-
to every one who use, them for Jandice Headaehe'
SHosS'peness Liver Complaints, Humors, impure or
oao 6iood General Deb lily and all Bilious Diseases
mar1sdGyssn Boston. and ali Druggists.
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"OUT OF SORTS. >.

WINE BITTERS, the most medicinal in the mar
ket. Established in 1903. mar12eodSw6msn
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P. & r. RAILRoAD-Ata meeting of the Di-
rectors of the Portland & Rochester Railroad
Company, Joseph Walker, Esq, of Portland
was elected Director, in place of VIM Kim
ball, Esq, recently deceased. -..
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CHOICE EARLY
Seed Potatoes 81!
Early Goodrich, Eariy sebnch and SACK
sons,
For sale by
L. & Z. BERRY,
apr16 dtf No. Central Wharf.
CITY OF PORTLAND.
IN THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUN
DRIED AND SIXTY EIGHT.
AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
CONCERNING MEETINGS OF THE CITY
COUNCIL.
Be Il ordained By the Mayor, Aldermen and Commcn
Council Of tae City Of Portland, in CITY Council
assembled, as JoLlors:
election /. Stated meetings of the Board Of
- NJ ayor and Aldermen shall be held on the fist
Monday evening Of each month, at seven and a halt
o'clock: Stated meetings OF the Common Council
shall be held the second Monday evening OF each
month at seven and hall o'clock.
Special meetings OF the Mayor and Aldermen and
Of the City CouLci shall be called by the Mayor at
such times as he may deem expedient, by causing
notification thereof be lett at the residence or
usual pace of business OF each member of the Board
or Boards to be convened.
SEUTIoN Am Ordinances inconsistent with this
Ordinance are hereby repealed.
Approved April 7, 1868. apr1Gd2w
EF-Argus copy.
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EXTRAORDINARY BAGGAGE FouNDi-Opner
Wantedi-Last evening Mr.. Derrick, watch
man and special police officer at the Portland
and Kennebec depot, found in the privy of the
ladies' apartment at the depot, an oil cloth
bag, in which was deposited chubby looking
infant, which, from appearances, was about q
week old. Mr.. Derrick Immediately handed
the wait to one Of the police officers and it was
sent to the Aims House. The bag in which
the infant was deposited was new one, and
had never been used for any other purpose.
The unnatural mother can obtain her child by
applying to the Overseers of the Aims House.
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State News.


The Lewiston Journal says the mercury in
that city is reported as sta ding IA degrees be-
low zero on Monday morning.
The activity in the shoe business in Auburn
continues. The demand for all descriptions of
seasonable goods is active, and the stock of
shoes in market is reduced considerably be-
low the average at this season CT the year.
PIsCATAoUIs COUNTY.
The Bangor Wing states that last Wednes-
day, man by the name of Page of Bangor,
while at work on dam near the Katahdin
Iron Works, was caught between the logs, and
his leg was broken in three places. DR.. Seth
B. Spragne of Milo was called and skilfully
set the fractured limb
The town Of Milo, by a vote of about two
to one ON Monday, decided to subscribe for
the stock of the Bangor and Pi>cataauis rail-
road company, in accordance with the vote of
last year.
YORK COUNTY.
The twenty fifth anniversary of the settle
ment of Rev. Mr.. Nichols, the Unitarian min
User at Saco was celebrated in that city Tues
day in a most happy manner by sermon in
the church, by James Freeman Clarke, and a
large and happy dnner-party in the city hall;
an showing the deep regard in which he is
heia by MS people and the citizens generally.
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E. M. PATTEN & Co., are to sell desirable
building lots on Washington and Gould streets
at half past twelve to-day.
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April II. eod1w

A DURABLE reputation is rarely made in a
day; but Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics,
having been twelve years before the public,
and tried by thousands in every part of the
country, and in every form of disease, have
won for themselves name and reputation
rarely acquired. They are used by the most
intelligent and apprecative in every commun-
ity, and praised by all for their simplicity and
efficiency in curing disease. Address Hum
phrey's Specific Homeopathic Medicine Com
pany 562 Broadway, N. Y. See advertisement
for Agent in Portland. t-.r
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The only reliab bic remedy for those brown discoor-
atoms ON the lace is "PerTys Moth and Freckle 10
f,onD Prepared only by DIR. B. @. Perry, 40 bond
st., New York. Sold everywhere. mar2ldSw6m
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The Dry DocK.-The Boston Posts Wash
ington special says that Col. Casey left Wash
ington, Monday, for Portland, as one of COM
mission to determine whether the dry dock
proposed to be built by the Government would
damage the harbor by causing it to fill up.
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MARRIED.

In Lewiston. April II, William H. York and En-
ma A. Rounds
In Wilton, April 6. John e. Perley, Of W., and
Miss d Helen Grover, of Jay.
l.. 0Ieenleaf. "l
In Waldoboro March 6, Edward X. Chapman and
Clara E. Welt. -
In Bath, April II, Capt j E. P. Doyle and Nellie
G.. Swanton. &C 30
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Business Items.

CONSTITUTION WATER is a certain cure for
Diabetes and all diseases of the Kidneys. For
sale by all druggists. mar16eod3m
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Calcutta Feb q, ship Anna Decatur, Barns,
Boston.
CD at Malaga 9th ult, brig Eliza Stevens, Phin-
new, New York.
Sid i'm Messina 9Th ult, brig Clytie Dow, Phlla-
delphia.
AT Leghorn 26th ult, barque Osmyn. Berry, for
New Yorf.
AR at Cadiz 26th ult, barque Scilian. Percivai I'm
Boston.
Sid I'm Antwerp 9th alt, barque Brilliant Col
burn, Mexico. zee
cid at Gibraltar 2sd ult, brig Gilmer Meredith,
Ayres, Malta.
Sid i'm Cuxhaven got hult, Mary Rich, Ross, for
England.
Sid i'm Hull 2sth ult, ship Celestial Empire. Tay
lor, New York.
New York,
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To INvALIDs.-Those afflicted with cancer,
dyspepsia, liver complaints, rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, and all diseases caused by impure blood
should apply at the Medical Institute, No. 10
Temple Place, Boston. DR.. r. Greene, the
Principal, has had remarkable success in treat
ing this class of diseases, during p, actice of
more than twenty years in this city. Many
thousands have been restored to health by his
treatment, after seeking relief elsewhere in
vain.
The Doctor has issued new edition of his
book, of one hundred pages, describing these
various diseases and their mode of treatment.
which he now offers to send free to invalids.
Address R. Greene, M. D., 10 Temple Place,
Boston, Mass.2Boston Trauellers
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

The very IN portant and extensive Improvements
which have recently been made in this popular no.
TEL the largest in New ENGLAND, enables the propr-
ing Public, accommodations and cOnvcnences supe
ror to any other Hotel in the city. During the past
suites OF apartments, with bathing oms, water
closets, &c. attached; one OF TUFTS magnificent pas
ssnger elevators the best ever constructed, conveys
guests to the upper story of the house in minute
the entries have been newly and richly carpeted,
and the entire house thoroughly replenished and
renrnished making tin ALI is appointments, equal
to any hotel N the country.
Telegraph Office, Billiard Halls and Cafe on the
first floor.
LEWIS RICE & SON, Projectors.
Feb. 1, 1868. ib4-eod3m sN
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III 0tel Arrivals.

ALBION HOUSE.
W P Atwood & N York; n Perry, Portsmouth
c P Chandler & s,NGIo'erC Manson, 'alem
W Fox, Maine TT Morton. Lynn
" < Staples, Sec Z Z H Benson Benson, 90
4 Cchandler, N aloucesterf II Hanson do
Dow, Dover FT Littlefeld, do
q Strout, Stapdish q Foss, Saco
G Mason, Saco y ii Harrison, Biddeford
L M Morrill,. Pennington
COMMERCIAL HOUSE.
Clngen. Boston sc Porter, Lawrence
J Carpenter,do Richardson& ", wBa'in
o Clary, Camden LCOllins Deer Isle
c W Harvey, Iowa M Martin, Dover
c G Sanderson, Norway A Tower, Rockland
a AtWood, MaeHias coburn. sumner
] N Hodgdon, do J Harrington, Glen Falls
w W Gro s, Bridgton Webb 81 ". -Biddeford
Glynn, Morristown NJ Vinal, Camden
s Robbins, Philadelphia w Leach, south Hope
j M Bennett, Brewer A Kimball. Skowhegan
F Forhham, New York $ Dimmick, New York
W Il Snow, Burlington w H KELLEY, do
Edgec0mb, LimingtonA Edgerly, Biddeord
G Emery, Gorham G W Adams. Boston
6 NJ Stevens, westbrook 5 Merrill, Colebrook
K Burr, Boston E. Earl B ston
r Durham, Westbrook Lane, Hollis,
A LORD, w Buxton d Crimmons, st John
CITY HOTEL.
d Lawrence. Westbrook Miss A Hall, Boston
D Denn'son, Boston Stephen Harris, Gray
j Declap, do II NTH, Au gusta
L Durham, do L Libby, Skowhegan
j Judkins, Waterville Geo Morse, Minneapolis
Engalls, Otisfeld Rich, Andover Mass
j Cutting, Boston Geo Rich, do
Parker GasS T MIn,Ssm WI a Moody Boston
G Brigham, Boston Cbas ole, Bangor
F Jordan, Windham Whitman, do
A L Fozer, Concord Geo Hanson, Skowhegan
C Larrabee, Boston H Hutchinson, Anson
I Monroe, Augusta &C Smith. New Portland
Trotter, Bath John Ronney, Auburn
Drinkwater. Bruns'ckB Benz Records, Hebron
S NJ spiiler, Palermo WIN spauiding. Peru "D'
III Stmson, Gray L w Merrill, Dixfeld
W B Greene. Maine John Stanson, Boston
Miss Hall, Boston Mayor, Providence
stU PREBLE HOUSE. t
H Hal, Otisfed Pohalsk, New York
HanGoek snDoxvs Rmslns0n Montreal
w Dustin, Boston ID Hersev, Boston
j Farrar, do &c Adams, Salem
G w Adams, New York Aver, Boston
J F harrington, Chicago ST ST Danchy, New York
4 cousens. Gorham Q Il Towe, Port SnacSa
Crockett, do RS Cheney, Montreal
WWhi ney, MechanicFsMase Cheney, do
Geo Bachelor, Boston John Dickson, Boston
) & siils; Gray 40 " " hN'''' 10
B Hawley, Conn s Dill. Phillips E,-f -
Curtis, Worcester w Kicker, bath
g 81 Townsend, Boston W Prrcivall, Vassalboro
L X scolaeld. New York $ Boardman, Augusta
Morse, Boston TG Beattie, Brunswick
r Bates. do JB Foss Bangor
H Smith, Chicago B W Farrar, Machias
B Gurnsey. New York G Messenger, Boston
j Durham, Lisbon Fs G Osborn, New York
y Burgess, do Myers, do
Master Burgess, do S c Swasey, Limerick
Curtis, New Sharon w B Swasey, do
PettengIlI, Lisbon Falls + Swasey, Standsh
j Gregory, Bangor A Davis, do
D Haley, Gardiner JIG Cook, Levi ton
K Libby Skowhegan W Bingham, Name
d Oppenheim, Boston S N w Snow, Bos on
j M Titus, do G Pendexter, do
c F Darrell, Wateryille P Snow, do
Milliken, Augusta b Lynch, do
Miss VI Mil iken.do p arce, do So.
Miss Ray. Boston A Emery, Freeport
& Farnam, Provide zee RI
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESEIC FOkISs
NEW ORLEANS-Ar sth inst, sch st Croix, Nc
I'd b. orig Gen Marshall, ThOmbs, sagua; sch
Island Belle, Pensacola.
MOBlLE-Ar oil the bar 9th inst, ship Progress
Woodland, from Liverpool, and proceeded tor New
York.
JAcKsoNvILLE-sld sth, sch Nellie Doe, Ry.
sAvANNAII-Ar 18th, brig Manzoni. Carlson
R0ckpoIt.
GE6RGETowN. SCAR list inst. sch VIM Flint
Ar ID brig Roamer, Jordan, Portsmouth; 4th, sci
Seguin, Call, Boston.
Al 5th, schs helen NJ Condor, Condor, Belfast
9Th, brig j Woodruff, Haskell, Charleston.
Ar 7th, sch Frank & Emily, Coley. New York.
Cid LIST. sch Chloe Hatch, fall River.
NEW YORk-Ar 18th. schs X JONES' Smith
Machias; ii q Fay. PRESCOTT, Calais: Oak Groves
Holmes Belfast; Willie Lee. Written, Thomaston
sharp: susan q Mary, Heath; Arctic, Jones, Light
Wellington, Chapman; PhenIx, johnson, and Har-
riet Fuller, Willard, Portland; X Dresser, Reed
do for Xireiniai Charles W Holt. Hart, Boston for
do; Abbie Willard, Lansf and Martha Nichols
Small, do for Philadelphia; lerene Meservey. Raw
ley Boston; Montrose, Grierson, aud Glover
IngersOI, Providence; Alaska; Clark. Machias; Jas
Cid It'll, barques Harry Booth, Chase, Marseilles;
j sephine Martin, Pickett, Cadiz br 60 charlotte
Trinidad j w spencer. SSepcer. Mayana scbs
PInta, Smith, Demerara; NJ S Hathaway. Cole, tor
Humacoa. rR Richardson. Wright. Nuevitas
Geo W Pierce, Prout, Eleuthera Annie freeman.
Reed, do; vandalia, Lord, Jacksonville; Midnight,
Mcln yre. Baltimore; joachim, HERMAN, Salem.
PHILADELPHlA-Ar 18th. brigs Isabel Beur-
man, Brown. charleston; Altavela Reed, Cardenas
Edith, Putnam, Sagua; sch Irvine, Diggins, from
Matanzas
Ar lsth, sch Addie M Bird Merrill, Matanzas.
NEW HAVEN-Ar 18th, sch belmont, Gales, TN
Arroyo. PR
NEW LONDoN-Ar 18th, sch Phenix, johnson,
Portland.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 18th, sch Melbourne. Dun
ton, New YorE tor Hallowell.
ar lith, schs f Pike, Cove, New York tor Ma
chias; Sarah Wooster, Leland, Sullivan for Balt-
more land sailed
drews, NIB Della Kinds, Wells. Calais Venus,
hamsdel, Pembroke; New Packet Kelley, Mill
bridge; Henry Clay. Stratton. Sullivan; Mentora,
Collins, Castine Tiger Munroe, Camden; Ida Nor
ton, COttrell Belfast; Adelia, Patterson, and Leo
Chto Cunningham. do: Napoleon, Fuller, Rockland;
ten Washington, Miller, do Republic, Jackson,
Wiscasset. Amazon, Lambert, F1eeport Airline,
Elliot, Bath: Texas. Crelmer, and Lees burg Davis
Portland Eliza Ellen, Fogg, and Matanzas Blake
DO; j CROKER. Foss, do
cid 14th brig Benj Carver, Meyers, Havana: scbs
Hell g bah. Crosby, Hampden; Village Belle, W,er'
Rockiand. ~'
AR 5th, brgs Mary Mariner. Mariner. Rems-
dos; Forest State, Shute, I'm Matanzas: schs 10
Kendall, jacksonville; Laura Brilgman hart t,,n
bar en-: Martin w Bates, Mcfarland. Georoetoyvn
Me; Edward q Frank. Cox, Newcastle: !, athanne
Southland, do. gnu DoAei'
Cid 18th. brig Tubal Cain, Lor;np. Matanzas. scbs
Nause e Eaies, and Trader, Lord. RocSland.
=, NEWboRfPOIT-Ar i4th schs Joseph, Tate,
N9 pnp.rS, , 66rn,us. Littlefld, Boston.
Pinkham, Rockland
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"EHE sweetest thing in life" is good S'ealth
and good spirits and if you have them not. the
next best thing is, what will restore bloom to
the faded cheek and happiness to the dropping
heart. The great and sure remedy is Planta-
ton Bitters, which our physicians recommend
to both male and female patients, as a safe
reliable, agreeable and cordial stimulant. They
contain nothing to disagree with the most
delicate constitution, and have won golden
opinions from all who have. tried them; and
probably no article was ever tried by so many
persons. They elevate the depressed and give
strength to the weak.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to Cologne, ana at half tn 9
price. apr4eod&w2w
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EAYTI AND ST. DoMIMGo-Advices from Hay
ii to the 14th inst. state that battle had TAX
en- place near Gonaives, in which the rebels
were victorious; Caco's force numbered about
four thousand, and after routing the govern
ment troops-some six hundred men-took
possession of quite a number of towns in the
neighborhood Headquarters were establish
ed at Michel where General Augustine
Monies, brother to the late General Leon
Mont S, reviewed the rebel troops two days
after the fight and found them in excellent con-
dition. An open rebellion is said to have brok-
en- out in Gonaives and it is evident that a
decisive struggle is near at hand. President
Salnave, when last heard from, was still
absent from the capital on what is I'M
derstood to be tour of inspection-in 9th
err words trying to ascertain the disposition OF
the people.
Iu st. Domingo the Cabral party, though
defeated, is said to be united and determined
to renew the struggle. The latest dates come
down to March %. At that time thirty ref
ugees, including Senior Garcia, Secretary OF
State unde. Cabral, and other distinguished
supporters of the late government, were pro-
tected at the American consulate and about
a hundred more at other consulates