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MARRIED.

In saccarappa, Dec. 81, by Rev A. w. Pottle
Frank A. Cakins and Miss Mar Ira NJ. Morris, both
Of Westbrook. Also, William Payne. of Arlington
Mass and Miss Alice B. Robinson.
In North Er dgton, by Rev. r. E. Fellows, Samuel
Ring and Miss Cornelia NJ, daughter OF Hon. Luke
own, all of Bridgton. mo c irds.l
In Wayne, Dec. 80, by DR.. C. II. Burke. VIM. L. g.
Clark and Miss Marcia Erskine both of W.
In Gardiner Dec. &c, Capt C. X. Waite, Of Free
port and Fredericka F. Bennett, OF Farmugdale.
o. Adiey.
In Ellsworth, Dec. %, VIM. S. Gordon and Fanny
J.. Cook. Lf
In Ellsworth, Dec. 25, John Black, ESQ.,, and Mrs
Sarah r. Hlnckley.
IT. fremont, Dec. 10. Capt. jesse II. Pease, Of
Rockland, and Albertine T.. Haynes OF T.
In Eden, Dec. g. Winslow n. Hadley and Lemiah
H. Richardson
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Turner's Tic Douloureux. or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, is safe, certain and speedy
cnre for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest cases are completely and permanently cured
in very short time Neuralgia In the face or head
GUS disease withstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physl-
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.
TOT SAFE by W. f. Phillips & Co., Portland, Ne.
July ls. eod&wlysu
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JUDGE BUsTEED of the District Court of
Alabama, who was shot and severely wound
ed by the District Attorney, a few days ago, was
appointed to that position by the late Presl-
dent Lincoln. At first he was extremely OBJ
noxious to the Rebels, but recently the Ala
bama newspapers have been lavish in their
praise of him on account of rumor that he
was about to pronounce the reconstruction acts
of Congress unconstitutional,
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-02

MIR. EDIToR:-ln September last the Saw
ings Bank at Norway was robbed of $4,000, by
blowing open the safe. This loss was very Sc
we're, as the institution was just starting into
life, and had been in operation but little more
than one year. The trustees instead of wind
ing up and stopping the concern, have resolved
to continue the bank, and have provided them
selves with a safe from the works of Staples &
Son, which will be on exhibition near the old
Postoffice site on Friday of this week.
lion examination you think it worthy of a
notice in the Press, would, in behalf of the
bank, thank you kindly for an item on the sub
iect, as our future success will greatly depend
on the good opinion of the public in regard to
the safety of the funds of the depositors.
t.r 4 Yours, with respect. as
E. T. BEAL
p. S. The trustees are erecting commodi-
GUS building, containing brick vault to en-
close the safe ta.- .as.l.'l- EFB.
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Notice of Foreclosures.

| GIVE Notice that John Higgins of New Glouces-
Il ter, in the County OF Cumberland and State Of
Maine, by his Mortgage Deed dated Nov. %, 1855,
AMI recorded in the Cumberland Registry Book 355,
page 1873, cnveyed TO Gilman Martin Of New Glou-
cester, IN said County six of wood land II be-
ing the same that Amasa Wharf decided to G.. Mar
TIN January fourteenth 1860 and recorded in Book
sol page 49, As the conditions said Mortgage have
been broken clama foreclosure Of the same, ac-
cording TO the provisions Of the Statutes Of Maine
. .-s.. GILMAN MARTIN
New Gloucester, January /, Ices N3w l.
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THE fire at Cape Elizabeth Tuesday night
was the store of s. W. Ramsdell, which was
entirely destroyed. Fhis store was situated at
the corner of Bridge and P streets, near the
end of the bridge, and was insured fur 500 at
the agency of Warren Sparrow. The goods,
which were mostly destroyed, we're insured at
this agency for $780,
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THE WEATHER.

The WEATHER-Yesterdayw we had snow
storm in earnest, and judging from the ap:
pearance of things tonight, sleighing is in
sured US for this month. The horse railroad
company now use runners. About noon the
/, snow came very damp, else the high wind
would have drited it badly. At 8 P. NJ it
commenced to rain, but we think there will be
snow enough left for sleighing.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-02

WONDERFUL EsCAPE.-A son of Mr. Leon
ard Parkhurst, of Gorham, about six years old,
while climbing over fence at his fathers
house yesterday morning, slipped and fell into
well close by, which was % or 80 feet deep.
The bucket was fortunately drawn to the curb,
and the lad struck it head first descending with
it to the bottom of the well. His cries alarm
ed his mother. who obtained assistance and the
little fellow was drawn to the top Of the well,
uninjured, excepting scar on his forehead
where he struck the bucket. When he struck
the bucket he caught hold Of it, and when he
struck the water it was with his feet, and he
stood up in the water which, fortunately, was
only two feet deep.
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WE call the attention of our readers to the
card of L. F. Pingree. He is an old citizen
and first rate mechanic in his especial line,
and is pretty sure to fill his orders to the sat-
isfaction OF those concerned. He gives espec-
ial attention to models for new inventions, and
his spirit levels are superior article ~.
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The popularity of Gen. Grants character
iswell illustrated by his reply to the circular
he received from the committee of twenty five
appointed by the Cooper Institute Grant meet
ing, of which "A. 7. Stewart was the grand
panjandrum. 1t was letter in which there
was not one word ofpolitics from beginning to
end. .az-H 10 bLsgfs
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ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH!!!
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH

rt4sa introm 10 to 4S hours, vall.rl..t
Wheaton's Ointment cures he itch.
~ hea toms Din men cures Salt x heum.
Wbeaton's Ointment cures letter.
w heatOu,s DIN fmrnt cures Rarbcrs Vtch
" heatou's Ointment cures Eycrv hind
of Hum ur like M,g;c
rrice. 30 cents box; by mail, so cents Address
WEEKS & POTTER, No. 40 Washington Street,
September 26. eod&w1y r..
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New York, Dec %.
DISAST ERS.

DISASTERS.
Sch Matte Taber, Morris. at Baltimore ifonn
Wilmin gton. NC, reports the 18TH was struck by
a water spout which carried away mainsall; same
day, lat 81 TO- Ion " 90 had heavy gale d ON SSw
winch carried away fore ia sail ioretopmast sprung
jib5oom and did other damage; I3t6, had heavy
snow and hail storm. off Cape Hatteras, from NNW
to NNE. which lasted 60 hours
Accounts from Liverpool OF the 18th state that the
ship Thornton. from New York which went ashore
at the mouth OF the Mersey, has gone to pieces and
her cargo is red along the shore.
Schr L A Ward, from Cape Hayden for Boston,
put into Holmes Hole and reports 18th ut lat 81 %
Ion ~ 80, shipped a sea which stove boat, carried
away jibboom, flying and ont jibs sprung bowsprit,
and lost about 80 tons logwcod of deck.
Schr Kebecca Shepard, trosI Philadelrhia for Rot
terdam, was flowed into Brouwershaven 18th ult in
leaky condition, and with loss of loremast. rudder
and jbboom. She has betn ashore and had seven
feet water in her hold .--..- ---.
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The CELEBRATION of the fourth annversa-
ry of the Emancipation Proclamation did not
take place last evening as anticipated, the storm
having prevented the assemblingo of asufficient
number of people to render it advisable to pro-
coed. The celebration,is not given up. howev-
er, but will take place in about three weeks.
The precise time will be fixed upon hereafter
and due notice given.
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The Daily and vI.iuo s,n,e Pr.

May he obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy and
Chisholm Bros, at Boston Depot and the train of
g. M. Curtis, and at POI tand & Rochester Depot.
At BiddefIrd, OF Pillsbury Bros. -
At Saco OF j, S. Locke.
At Brunswick, of w r. Fields, 40
At Waterville. OF j. S. Carter
At Gorham of News Agent.
At Bath OF j. 0. Sh,w.
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This splendid HAIR Dye is The best in the world.
The only trie and perfect Dye-Hsrmless, Reliable,
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural Black or Brown, Remedies the III
effects Bad DYES Invigorates the hair, leaving il
soft and beautiful. TIE genuine is signed William
A. Bachelor. All others mere limitations and
should he avoided. Sold by all Druggists and Per
tuners. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
xBeware OF Counterfeit. dc18 Ndlm
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IT proves that there were no compromise
cars attached to the train which suffered the
terrible disaster at Angola, New York, and
that there was no broken wheel. The real
trouble was that the axle of one ofthe cars was
sprung 50 that the wheels were thrown an
inch and half out of their proper position. ,-
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/ alyAafEWA AI1 EItttIf w fA F04Aal
THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Association
have leased Browns Hall and ante-rooms on
the corner of Congress and Brown streets, and
will dedicate them this Thursday evening by
religious services. The dedication sermon is
to be delivered by Rev. Mr.. Reyes, and Rev
Messrs. Smaller, Wetherbee, Carruthers, Tewks.
bury, Martin and Moulton will take part in the
services. The exercises will begin at IL
o'clock. ~
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Wax 1t Schlotterbeck 8 Co.'S. 2w-mwf
Down among the dead men, are, at this mo-
ment, thousands who might have been alive
and well had they used that great life pre-
server, Plantation Bitters. Let the living lay
it to heart that they are the best known rem
ledy. for all dyspeptic complaints, stomach de-
engagements, and general debility. AS de-
licious cordial, combined with great tonic vir-
tues, their equal cannot be found. ~ fA'
Delicate Females, Clergyman. Merchants,
Lawyers and persons of sedentary habits :
particularly those who are weak and suffer
with mental depression, are greatly benefited
by these Bitters. 2t > &
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet art-
cle-superor to Cologne, and at half the price.
dec2Seod2w&w2w Peg r. -- li@-s
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Municipal Court.
JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING

------- JUDUE hINTbBUBf G.. : n :
WEDNEsDAY.-State VS.. Richard Gates. tor lar
ceny of stay sail from bri George Amos. Pleaded
guilty. Imprisonment sixty days
Thomas WEIGH, for drunkenness and disturbance,
was fined S. and costs. t.-s- ... as-E.--
David Cunningham. for same offence. Case con-
tinued ten days.
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Council OF ANcIENTs.-The Democrats of
the District of Columbia are making great
preparations for their eighth OF january din
ner. They are to have about one hundred and
ised to attend. All the members of the cabi-
net have been invited, including General
Grant. Ex-Presidents Pierce, Fillmore and
Buchanan, Generals Sherman, Hancock Blair
Harvey and Steedman, and the Democratic
politicians from all parts ofthe country are in
vited. By some oversight Noah and the patri-
archs have received no invitation to attend
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state News.
KENNEREc COUNTY,

Contributions amounting to about six hun
bred dollars have already been obtained, and
it is believed that still larger sum will be re-
allied, in Augusta, for the benefit o. Mrs. R.
A. Scholes, one OF the sufferers by the receut
TIRE at the dam, she having lost everything in
the world upon which she relied for the sup
port of herself and four young children.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
The Bangor Wing says on Tuesday even
ing, fire was discovered in the front entry of
the cid Deering house, on Main ST., near the
Bangor House, owned by Stepen Cony, and
unoccupied., The flames were extinguished
before they had made much headway. The
fire was set in closet uner the front stairs in
4 good place TO take effect, but at SO early an
hour in the evening, that it had not time to
make any Roadway before it was discovered
and extinguished. n
The Bangor Jeffersc MAN says little girl
in one of the Sunday Schools of that CITY last
Sunday recited the verse-"Blessed are the
dress makers" thus innocently, no doubt.
'perverting the Scriptures" ~
r. The Wing says H. G. Coburn, of Lincoln
and Alex. McLaine, of Molunkus, have con-
tracted with Charles S. Weld, of Olamon, for
two caribou, to be delivered to the said Weld
alive, Sound and WELL McLaine is an old bum
| ter, and he viii doubtless succeed in captur-
| ing the animals. If Cobuln and McLaine
| fail to procure one caribou during the winter,
tney are to pay Weld a forfeit.
WASHINGTON COUNTY
The Machias Union says two light rains last
week weakened the ice in the channel SO that
crews of men cut it up into cakes and opened
| passage in the channel of the river. Satnr-
day the new brig Harry took the schooner ia.
son IN tow and sailed through the ice cakes to
Maehiasport! The tug afterwards came up
and started schooner Sabwa down to the old
steam mill where she now is in the ice. The
| tug received some injury and steamed off TO
| the port. Three vessels remain at our wharves.
two OF which it is hoped may yet ret out. The
channel is again full of ice and the prospect is
| hard
VIM. e. Penneli of Machias, has tairty-two
oxen and ten horses in the woods this winter
YORK COUNTY.
Five young men were, arrested in Saco on
Monday, charged with having set the fires
which have recently occurred in Saco and
Biddeford. They were taken before Judge
Emery of Saco on Tuesday, and three of them
viz, Edward futile, Edward F. Good win and
Rinaldo Cole, were held in the sum of $1,000
each to answer at the S. j. Court. One
young man was discharged, and the examina-
ton of the fifth postponed to next Tuesday.
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EVE R " TN 4 " G.
For Shoo,iup ar EiSbiuD Af

Also fine Pocket Cutlery, Rascrs, Scissors T'dit-
or'S, Bdrber's and other SHEARS, Fruit and Flo,cer
CLIPPERS Ia new 'hng). and variety OF small Hard
Ware, may be obtained of g. L.. BAILEY,
aux27eOdtf sn No. As Each '~net.
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Long Sought For!
Come Mt Last /!
Mains Elder Berry Wine,

/ We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be -tound lor sale by all city
Druggists and first class Country Grocers j g n
As a MEDICINE Mans Wine Is invaluable, bel lg
among the best; not the BEST remedy colds and
pulmonary complaints. manufactured from the pure
Juice OF the berry, and unadulterated by any impure
Ingredient, we can heartily recommended it to the
sick as MEDICINE. 8FEs s t8lHL# su T1WTp
"ro the days OF the aged it adheth length,
To the mighty ii addeth strength -.
'lis a balm for the sick, joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell 81 o. K
MAINS, ELDERBERRY WINE.
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THE ST. THOMAS HURRIcANE.-We are glad
to learn that the Smithsonian Institution is
Intending to make careful study of the cir
Gums tances attending the recent hurricane in
the West Indies. In our column of marine
news this morning will be found a circular
letter, addressed to ship captains whose yes
sells were anywhere near the track of the hur-
ricane, by Prof Elias Loomis in behalf of the
Institution, asking that their log, ooks may
be left at the Sandy Hook Pilot Office, 40
Burling Slip, New York. We hope our mer-
chants and ship owners will interest Them
selves, to see that the request is understood
and complied with. ar.f .....- .fr-..
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-02

BOARD OF AGRICULTURE Luther Cham
berlain, of Atkinson, has been elected MEM
Der of the Board of Agriculture for Pisca,a-
quis county. VIM. S. Brown, of Waldoboro',
has been elected to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of e. Wilder Farley, elect
ed to the Senate for the county of Lincoln.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-02

The VcRctable Pulmonary BaIsam, for
CoUGns. COLDS and CpNsU wPrIoN, is not one of
tho ephemeral nostrums that are forgotten In the
same year they born. A reputation of forty
years. standing, and an increasing popularity, is
pretty good evidence of its value Get the genuine
REED, CUTLER q CO., Druggists, Boston, Pro-
prieiors M T. dc 25eod-s S1m
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INCREASE OF CRIME IN BOSTON. The total
number Of cases disposed of in the Municipal
Court during the past year was thirteen thou
sand eight hundred and ninetyJfue, an increase
of twelve hundred and nineteen cases over the
preceding year. - :
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The Confessions and Experience of
T .9ALl9 an Invalid. M

DUBLTSHED For the benefit, and as a CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous nebility, Pr nature Feeay OF Manhood
&C., supplying The Means Self Cure. Written by
one who cured hin-sef and sent tree on receiving
postpaid directed envelope. Address NATHAN
TEL MAYFAIR. Brooklyn, N. Y. Also tree, by the
same publisher, circular of d AISY SWAIN, the
great Poem of the war l7l - =
dc17-d&w3m-sN (. .'i t-Hi n q
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The MONROE Observation-Disclosures has
been received at Washington that the Stock
holm newspaper, The Volksblatt, advises the
Swedish government to follow the example
ofDenmark by selling to the United States its
West India Island of St. Bartholomew. This
is regarded at Washington in official circles,
as another indication that European mon
arches are retiring from this continent under
the influence of the Monroe doctrine. At
least the New York Worlds Washington COR
respondent says so. To the mind unframed in
diplomacy it appears more like retiring from
this continent under the influence Of the Se,o-
ard doctrine of paying gold out of the Treas
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DR.. A. BAYLEY'S
Itch q Salt Rheum Ointment
A SURE CURE Fo

ITCH, SALT RHEUM, OLD SCOPES ,gyJD
BLANES. ULCERS, ITCHINfi PyIES
. and all Eruptions Of the Skin, ofirhat-
eUer nature
DR.. A. pAYTEY, Proprietor, Phindelobia.
Price IS cents. w. w. WHlPPLE s. Co.
nov2SeodtfsN Gene al Agents
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A CONVENTION of the Grand Army of the
Republic will meet in this city on the 10Th in
slant, as we learn from an Augusta dispatch
to the Star DIP ,d1 Io n7iD.-z eals--1l ad
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Don't Use Anything Else!

GRAY RAIR
Re,torfd 10 its original Youthful Color
By its use.
1t will make Hair groic upon bald heads, except
III very aged persons as 1t furnishes the nutritive
principle by which the hair is nourished and sup
ported. EsAa sac AH IN
1t will prevent the hair from falling out and does
not slain the skin.
No better eridence Of its superiority need be ad-
daced HIn the fact that so many limitations aJ IL
are offered to the public. = NJ g = III
1t is A splendid hair dressing. ~ 3Ll -
bES- Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
K. p. HALL s. CO., Nashua N. H.
Propriefors.
December 3. eld&weow
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DIR. Brugsch, Prussi an consul at Cairo, has
compiled dictionary of Egyptian Hieroglyph-
les, containing the explanation of nearly six
hundred signs, which is preparing for publica-
ron at Go5tingen,
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-02
Browns Bronchial Troches

Having direct influence to the parts, giving imme-
date relief For Rrcnchiti-, Asthma, ca
tarrh, COnsumptive and Throat Diseases,
Troches are used with always good success.
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
to clear and strengthen the voice. 49, % u
Obtain only "Browns Bronchial Troches," and do
not take any OF the Worthless limitations that may
be offered. Sold Everywhere. noi3d& w3m sN
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FOR EIGN PORTS.

Ar at st Helena Oct 30 ship Nor Wester, Brown,
Mauritius for Queenstown. @
Sid Nov I, ship Lepanto. Walker; LONDON.
At Messna Sth inst, barques SiciIiap, SPARROW, I'm
Cadiz, to load Tor Boston; Mar'aho' hyuer' 'or no.
ready. oEsa
Ar at Liverpool sotb. ship Harvest queen. Hutch
sId 18TH shin Sterling, Harding, Boston.
AR at Falmouth 18th. ship TarqIin, Huntley, from
Rongoon for viaardngen.
York. 80
Philadelphia. ,.fF L. -.a4.ti.
Ar at San Juan del Sur 18th ul', ship Queen Of
the East, Stodderd. New York. li'f ''' = ..'A
Sid fun Aspinwsl 21st, brig Nayarino, Cries, for
Cientuegos.
At Nayassa 18th, barque Linda, Hewett, Tor Phi,a-
deiphia; and others. .,- -. ~.
Ar at Havana gath. schs W Fish, wylie, and
Fanny X Shaw, Shaw, Wilmington, NC.
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Portland and Vicinity,
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Ball by the Granite Cutters.
NEW Advertisement COLUMN.
Pattern Max III Pingree.
Borders Wanted.
Produce = W. BIB, Fogg & Freeman.
Notice of Foreclosure-Gilman Martin.
Young Man Wanted at once.
Northern monthly Tor January.
Probate Notices
Medical Department B Iwdoin College
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THE PRESS
Thursday Morning, January Q, 1000.

eT-Frs, Page To-day-Uniformlty IN
Textbooks; Shipbuilders ana ohipowners
Association, Address to the reop'e Oh Malns'
Prince salm salm on the Traitor Lopez; Va
rieties.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCIsCo-sld 2sth ship st Mary, Wood
NoRfOfK--Cld 2sth, brig Alexander sIiIiken
FORTRESS MoNRoE-Ar sOth, brig j Mcguire
WAsnfSGToN-A 18th, brig John Aviles Ea
ton, Bangor with loss OF part OF deck load. .,l..
BALTIMORE-Ar 30th, brig Caroline, Navassa
sc@ ~, Matte Eli. Iaber, Morris wilmington, NC ~,
CID 9th, baG1ue siverton, Benson, Ponce; 'cf
Casco Lodge. Pierce, Havana. - - .
: PHHADELPHIA-Ar sOth, sch Clara Sawyer
Sa VIEW Y Magoans ae,n sc,s Helen condon
Condor, and George & Albert Mcdonald. Belfast
Harper. Perry, Bangor; st Lucar, Kelley, Rock
land r ~ - = ~ HVF
CHI s1st. oarque Deborah Pennell Pennell, Havre
Philena, Davis, Portland: briggs Suwanne Simpson.
Demarara; Geo Harris, French. Cardenas: GEORGE
derson, Portland: Almou Rowell Davis, boston;
schs Marsi McFadden, Arroyo; Bucephalus Nc
lntosh, Point au Petre; M A Holt Holt Swan Jsld
ucy, Copp st Thomas; Hattie Coombs, Ellis. Bal
NEW HAyEN-C,d aOth, sch Elizabeth DcHart
pRoViDEN CE-sld soth. sch W Upton, Coffin,
New York. 3 "I'EEa W. :. = =
NEWPoRT-Ar a1st, sch Emeline McLain, Sleep
er. Fall River for Baltimore.
Sailed brig Manzanilla, Magune, Providence Tor
Georgetown. SO; schs Alice Parks Walker, belfast
tor New York: Virginia, Pric !. from Portland Tor
Philadelphia: Old Chad, McClntock, do for Balti-
more; Allen Lewis, Bennett from do TOR do; Sarah,
Mort n, New York for Rockland. John Lymburner,
Orcutt, Bangor oI New York; II Hall Murphy,
Bangor for New iork; Gen Banks, Fitzgerald, Cal
ale for New Haven: N Smith, Turner, Winterport
or New York; Matte Holmes, Tapley Bangor for
Bridgelo OFT; STAMPEDE, Stratton, sullivan Tor do
White sea- Jones, Vinalhaven tor do. .,-. go.
HOLMES HObE-Ar 30th. schs Catbarine Will
cox. Hutchings. New York tor Calais; John Fak-
ingham, 10 for Boston; S Bickmore. Manter, from
Bucksport TT New York; Annie freeman, Reed,
Portland for Baltimore. ..
Ar 31st schs Gen Pc vey. Armstrong. New York
tor st Ste heus, NIB; Adiie Fuller, Henderson, FIN
Rapplhannoek for Kennebunkport.
BUSTON-Ar 31st, schs j Fish, Willie, Calais;
Ocean Queen, Veazie, Bucksport charleston Sta
pies, and X Chase, Collins, Winterporr; Forest
Qneen sylvester and Martha Sa gent Sargent, EEL
las; II Pool, Nc alden, W iscasset.
Cid 5tst, slip Akbar. Croker. San FIR ncisco: sch
Tbos Clyde, Soul. Bath tn load tor Nassau, Mp.
Ar Is sch Myrover, Hughes, Charleston.
Below, ship Danl Draper, from Calcutta.
Cid LIST. briggs Madawaska. FOwe, Shanghae Ken
nebec, Minot, st John, NIB. to load tor Cuba; sch
Zrna, Bradbury. MACH .t-.r r.
BEVERLY-.ir 2Sth, sch Justina, Gregory, from
New York tor Danvers. u I'm
GLOUCESTER-Ar 30tb schs Albatross. Crock ct,
Boston for Portland: Lizzie j Clark, Clark, do Tor
Pembroke Nonpareil Simmons, do Tor Sedgwirk :
Carpo. Thurston do Tor Deer Isle.
PORTsM0u THAI 9th, brig Roamer McFar-
land, Baltimore. Ky
Ar Q tn sch Governor. Freethy. New York
MACHLAs-sld 2oth, brig Harry. tor Cub sch
JASON Stewart, do. a
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DIR. s. $. FTTCH,S.
IS Family Physician. -:

Scventy-six pages: price rs cents. Sent to any adj
dress No money required until the book is received
sick or indisp5sed. Address DIR. S. 5. FITCH, q
fremont Street, Boston. SN Jan29diy