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The Portland daily press., 1868-01-03

May be obtained at the Periodical perots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy and
Chisholm Bros, at Boston Depot and the train of
G. NJ. Curtis, and at Por tland & Rochester Depot
Al BddefIrd, OF Pillsbury Bros.
At Saco of j , S. Locke.
At Brunswick. of w. R. Fields.
AT Watervle. OF j. S. Carter. s-t
At Gorham of News Agent.
AT Bath OF j. 0, Sl,w, .-. . . .
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CAMILLA URso.-Great pleasure is antici-
pated from the concert to be given by the Ar
my and Navy Union, a. City Hall, on Thurs
day of next week, in which Camilla Urso, the
celebrated lady. violinist, will appear, assisted
by several prominent vocalists and with
Kotzschmar on the organ. Secure tickets in
season.
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Randall, Boston
al Below 26.h. brig j Kennedy, seHman. from
Towed to sea I tn, ship Alicia; 22d, j H stetson,
MoBILE-ir eth, slip Alice venulrd. Hum
pbrey. Baltimore; barque Louise. Everett, Boston:
brig A Jtwett Reed New YorI.
Cid Goth, sch Ring DO @, Wooster. Havana
SAVANNAH Ar Both. schs G Grace. C;ilcbr'st
Havana; Irene Neservey, Varnum do.
,NoREoLK- Ar 2Stb, sch Annie NJ Nash, Hum
: GEORGETOwN-Ar Both, brig n II seavey, Lee,
Bangor; schs hetta, Eaton, DO Carrie Holmes, im
BALTIMORE-Cld 3ist, chs Sea Queer. GuptIl,
and La IRA Webb, Webb, Portland
PHILADELPHIA-Clds ist ship Chieffian, Me-
Ar Stst, brig Ida NJ Comery Mcclellan I'm Turks
new YORK-Ar 3Ist, $ his S p Adam, Tabbut.
and Mary Harris, crowley, Calais; N smith.
turner, Bangor Anna Elizabeth, Roberts and John
L LymDurnef, orcutt, do: Loochoo, McFadden. and
Smith Vinahayen. ' ""'' 0'~'
CID 3ist, brigs Robert Move, Dickinson, Demerars
Sc9tlann; Oro"eii' bareadoes; sch Clark, Clark,
NEW BAvEN-Ar 3lst. sch Virginia. Bearse,
l. PROyIDENCE-7Sld 31st, sch Senator Grimes.
NEWPoRT-Ar slsr sch S S Bickmore. Barter,
In port, barque David Nichols, Devereux Bangor
tor Philadelpl in brig Mansanilla, Magune, Proyi-
dence Tor GEORGETOWN. SC; sch Emeline sIcLain,
| HOLMES HOIE-Ar 10th. ch Mary Langdon
| Bennett New York for Rockand.
| lOSTON-Ar list, ship Daniel Draper, Brady, I'm
| Calcutta.
Ar I'd, sch Boxer, Colby, wisCasset.
\ Below, ship supposed the B srneo, from Padang
| sch Teumah, =.
| Cid 2,l sch Scion, Perry, Camden
| GLOUCESTER-Ar 9th schs Nontrose, Grier-
| son, Boston br Calais Excel Hatch. do Tor Rock
| land; Della Kinds. Wells, do for Calais; Boston,
| Rich, Provincetown for fremont; Robert RaniouI
Berry. Hucksport; Lebanon. jordan, Deer Isle oI
| Boston.
PoRTsMoTUH-Ar Slst, sch Van Buren,, Mont.
| gomery, EastpOrt.
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THE BOSTON PEOPLE did not give up their
celebration of emancipation day on account
of the storm, but held spirited meeting
which was addressed by R. H. Dana, Jr., Sen
ator Wilson and other distinguished gentle
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Municipal Court.

" lf JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING. 90 lT
p TRANSPORTATION Sullivan, for ass lult and bat
terry. Adjudged guilty and fined $40 wi h costs.
Failing to pay the amount he was committed.
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Nor QUITE SO BAD AS THAT.-The New
York Post is clamorous for a reduction of The
taxes that are burdening American industry
SO fatally, beyond almost any other paper in
the land. 1t has very commendable sympa'
thy for the depression which is suffered in the
shipbuilding of our own State. 1t says:
The State of Maine, noble State in many
respects, with its fine harbors, its great rivers
coming from its far inland, its territory as large
as that of all the five other States of New
England, Swallowed with grand old forests, its
shipbuilders, the most expert in the world, and
its skilful navigators, finds its great branch of
industry, the building of ships smitten with
sudden death. Its people must be in state
next to starvation.
The Post labors under strange misapprehen-
sions respecting Maine. A year ago it spoke
of the Green Mountains as situated within our
borders. Now it seems to conclude that ship
building is the only branch of industry which
our people follow. and that when this declines
starvation must be the result. Its Importance
is very great, no doubt, but there is a little
numbering, farming, manufacturing and fish
ing to be done, even so far down east as this.
These secondary branches of industry, indeed,
are so important and valuable that Gen. How
ards relief fund may safely be distributed to
the sufferers of the South without claim for
the diversion of any part of it to this State.
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THE annual meeting of Post No. 2, Grand
Army of the Republic, will be held this eve
ming at IL o'clock, and every comrade is ex-
pected to be present, as business of Importance
will come before the Post. q, -.---..
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DEpARluR a. OH OCEAN STEAMERS
MARINE n EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Thursday, January Q.
ARRIVED.
Brig Castlian, lot Portland) Sheppard. Cardenas
IL days. ..-f -. ---- ~
Sch Shawmut, Kicker, Boston.
49,. s-.. .-u- CLEARED. I'D. -l.- e
Brig Bickmore, GRAHAM, Cardenas-Phnney &
jackson.
Brig Kennedy, Titromb, Havana-George s
Hunt.
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COMPLIMENT TO AN AMERICAN DIPLOMA
TIsT.-Our cable dispatches this morning state
that Hon. Arson Burlingame has left China
and is on his way to Europe and America, on
an important mission, to which he has been
appointed by the Chinese government He
has been selected to adjust various matters of
great consequence with the nations having
commercial and treaty relations with China
1t is said that Mr.. Burliugame's appointment
was eminenty satisfactory to his brother di-
pomatists in China, with whom he is extreme
ly popular. 1t is understood that Mr.. Bur-
lngames acceptance vacates the mission to
China, which will devolve on Mr.. Wells Will
liams as Charge d'Affars. r.7-..
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WE acknowledge the receipt of wreaths and
crosses made of evergreen and everlasting that
were gathered on the banks of the Saco, and
tastefully arranged by the hands of those who,
like ourselves, have the pleasant walks and
beautiful scenery about that river eUer green in
their minds. We extend our euer lasting
thanks
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HYMNIAL.-The past year has been the
busiest in the matrimonial line that has been
known in this city. At the Office of the City
Clerk 522 intentions of marriage were entered
during the year, and certificates taken out,
against 432 for the year 1866. tG 5nii92GH-
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LARCENY.-Oficer Williams yesterday ar
rested Mary Toy for stealing bunch of scarfs
from, A. H. Hill & Co., on Exchange street.
He also arrested Susan Mckinney on suspi-
cion of stealing various articles from a millin
er's store on Fore street.
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NEwsPAPERs.-The Daily Kennebec Jour-
nal, to be published during the session of the
Legislature, comes to hand enlarged and i'm
proved. 1t is understood that Ruel Small OF
Auburn, a photographic reporter, win report
the proceedings of the Senate, and w. E. S.
Whitman, of Gardiner, probably one of the
most accomplished long-hand reporters in
New England, will report the proceedings of
the House. The report of the first days pro-
ceedings is clear and full, with synopsis for
hasty readers, and the columns of local and
general news are well filled. Terms: two dol
lars for the session. or one dollar for the thrice
weekly edition.
| The Riverside Echo enters upon its third
volume with new engraved head. and the
| excellent motto. with malice toward none;
with charity for all" The Riverside is the
handsomest and best Temperance paper ever
published in Maine, and as the organ of the
Good Tempars is undoubtedly sure of lib
eral support a aH
The Bangor Democrat has been enlarged
and has new suit of type. The Democrat is
undoubtedly the lest representative in the
State of the real wishes of its party. 1t has
pertinaciously from the start, assailed Gen
Grant and glorifed Pendleton, and in this
New Years number, has the pleasure of copy
ing from the Belfast Journal "just and ele.
CANT tribute" to Pendleton and OF compliment
ing the Argus on its tardy abandonment Of
Grant. -H" 4
The Maine Standard has passed into the
hands of Hon. Eben f. Pillsbury and Mr.. r
Smith, late cashier of the LIST National Bank
of Augusta, who now begin its publication
with strong aid from the party" Mr.. Pills
| bury will be its chief editor and Mr.. Smith will
have exclusive charge of the business.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Jan. 1. by Rev. e. R. Reyes George
II. Libby anu Miss Emma G. Nutter, both of Port
land. E0i'' - ~ = 7't
In WestDroox, Jan. !, by Rev. VIM. P. Merrill,
Gen. ]. w. Starbird. of Portland, and Miss Emma s.
Merrill, of Westbrook,-daugbter Of the officiating
clerg, man.
At Cape Elizabeth Ferry, Dec. %, by Rev Ride
out. Clas. A. ParsJns, Of Portland. and Eunice G.
Lnvett, OF 2. Z. JAM by sa Q, John Willard and
Mary Il. W insow. both OF C.E rEt.tsF ~ :,
AT Hamlns Grant. Dec. rs, by Rev. Mr.. Coffin at
the residence OF the bries father f. W. Bartlett OF
Bryant's Pond and Miss Mary Burns. daughter
o. John q. Burns, ESQ. a1l- 10.
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FURs.-Shaw Brothers are closing out their
balance of furs at low rates. Now is the time
for bargains. Call at No. 147 Middle street.
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MEXICAN NEWS - Telegraphic dispatches
from the city of Mexico to the 29th inst. have
been received from Vera Cruz. An order
has been issued by the Mexican government
banishing all persons who have been tried and
convicted of taking part in the war against
the Republic, including all those whose sem
fences have been suspended or who has been
pardoned. The issuing OF this order was caus-
ed by the recent imperalists' rebellion in Yuc-
atan. fat- l-, r.,.. Fab $50 .r-t,... e-.. ...
A commission had arrived at Mexico from
Puebia to protest against the recent commits
sions for completing the Vera Cruz railway
granted to an English company.
Orders have been issued to Gen. Alatorri or
Gen. Porfiero Diaz to march Immediately with
an.army of 5000 men against the rebels in Yuc-
atan Intelligence from that quarter repre-
sents that the revolution is increasing in
strength and extent. Ssal was blockaded by
four Mexican gunboats. The Spanish steamer
was only permitted to land the mails. g I'll
Mutinies among the troops had taken place
in different parts of Mexico. Several engage
ments had been fought between the troops and
Campeche Indians in which the latter was de-
feated. Correspondence and documents had
been captured, which prove the existence of an
understanding between the Indians and the
English at Belize and that the latter have sup
piled the Indians with money and arms, other
wise the war would have been concluded long
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Hair Renewer-R. T. Hall g. Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Concert-Army end Navy Union.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN,
Copartnership-Chase, Hall & Co.
Closing Of Sale-Shaw Bros.
Observation-Disclosures & GRAY. .....-. ----
Through L ckets West-D. H. Blanchard,
Miracle of the Age-John Cousens.
Notce-Gharles Staples.
Horse f Sale. W. Stoekwell.
Netce-Knight, Googins q Co.. ,...I.r. .....
Notice-Tnompson & Knight
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Turner's Tic Douloureux. or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, is safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest cases ale completely and permanently cured
in very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
is utterly banshed in a few hours. No form ofnerv
GUS disease wthstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physl-
scans II contains nothing injurious to the most del
sicate system. Sold everywhere Sent receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER s. CO., 100
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietoIs.
For sale by W. f. Phillips & Co., Portland, Me.
July 10. eod&w1ysn
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IT is pleasant to see so many take interest
in the welfore of pedestrians, and show it by
strewing ashes,.n the sidewalks when they are
slippery, thereby saving many the inconve-
nience of broken heads. Now when one can
cross without the danger of being run over by
those who insist upon making a race course of
each of the public streets, the grumbling on
these points will cease. Within the last TWEEN
ty-four hours, we have witnessed reckless driv-
ing enough over the very spot where man
was killed last week, to kill dozen more
That fatal calamity has caused sorrow enough
to outweigh the pleasures of years fast driv-
ing in these streets.
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The Confessions and Experience of
an invalid

DUBLISHED For the benefit, and as CAUTION
i TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous nebihty, Pr nature peeay OF Manhood,
&C., supplying The Means OF Self-Cure. Written by
one who cured himself and sent tree on receiving
postpaid directed envelope. Address NATHAN
TEL MAYFAIR. Brooklyn, n. Y. Also tree, by the
same publisher, circular Of DAISY SWAIN The
great Poem of the War .
dc11-d&w3m-sN 1tektf q nftNttA
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Snow SLIDEs.-Look out for the snow Sides
There are large quantities of snow on the
buildings now, and with the atmosphere as it
was yesterday it will be continually sliding off,
We saw man yesterday, who apparently was
not much acquainted in the city, considerably
confused by small quantity Of snow striking
him. The crown of a stove pipe hat that he
wore, was a few inches taller than what is now
fashionable, and by the blow from the snow,
coming as it did from a height of forty feet,
the hat was driven over his eyes, and in the
time that it took to raise it he got turned
round. What was perfectly clear to him
before this mishap, now became utter con-
fusion, and he thought he ought to go up street
instead Of down as he was going at first. He
was set all right by an individual who saw the
state of things.
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Lis, on ye-.el. buiIt on Kennebupk river duripa

Total tonnage ......'s-.....'.. oooO w
The ship Alaska barnue Sitl0a, barque Ct about
700 TONS and two s~hooners, fitting for sea but
have not taken out their papers.
From Branch Ofce Western Union Telegraph.
New York, Jan 2-Barque Josephine, tof Portland)
Capt Mitchell, hence for Cardenas, attempted 10 go
to tea s1st, but he vessel being very crank, was
obliged to send down ipretop allant and manroyal
.uasts. Night coming on he bore up tor Sandy
look and passed the light at PM with reduced
all, steering WNW W, and soon after struck hot
in seven tathoms. Both anchors were let go
10 PM, tut both chains parted and the vessel
rifted 10 leeward, taking bottom at II O'Clock. he
nemast was cut away, and In falling the maiumast
nd m zzen topmast went with 1t. The vessel con-
inued to thump heavily until I'M, when she went
yer into deep water leaking badly and gaining on
he pumps. Soon after she was taken in tow ana
roought back to port. Her spars aud rigging were
hayed,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

NOCICc.
meeting Of the Petitioners for the repeal Of the
Internal Revenue Tax Manufactures, and all
others interested, will be held at the Common Coun-
Gil Room, market Square, on Wednesday evening
next 9Th inst at hall past o'clock to hear the
report of the Delegate s TO the National Convention
held at Cleveland and to act upon any measures
which may be presented to ensure the success the
object desired. A full attendance is requested.
CHAS. STAPLES.
Jan. 8. d3t Per Order.
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For Sale.

4 HORSE Si75. 1 Business spring wagon SIS.
Il Buggy S35. l Farm wagon, iron axles SIS.
Double runner sled $50. 1 Harness $40. Blanket,
J. W. SToCKwELL,
Jan 8, dIws "a Salem st.
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IMPORTS.

mo!asses, to Phinney a. jackson: 40 hhds sugar
10 orders 1000 oranges 81 doz pines and II punches
bananas, to master.
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Bachelors Hair Dive,

This splendid Hair Dye is The best in the world
The only true and perfect Dye-H Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
effects Bad DYES Invigorates the hair leaving it
soft and beautiful. Tie genuine Is signed william
A. Bachelor. All others are mere limitations and
should be avoided. Sold by all DRUG gists and Per-
fumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
Beware OF a Counterfeit. dc1Ss Ndlm
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Invocation-R DR.. Smaller.
Singing-"Before Jehovah's awful throne"
Reading Scriptures Rev. S. F. Wetherbee.
Prayer-Rev. G.. A. Tewksbury.
Statement-By the President of the Asso-
citation.
Singing-"Jerusalem my happy home"
Dedicatory SermOn-Rev. e. r. Reyes.
Dedicatory Prayer-Rev. DR.. Carruthers
Singing -Dedicatory Hymn Composed by a
g member of the Association.
Congratulatory Remarks-Rev. Messrs Tewks-
bury and Martin. u 4.,lrss1st
Prayer of Thanksgiving-Re Mr.. Moulton.
Slnging-"Wa tchman tell us of the night"
Benediction.
The statement of the President was brief
and to the point. After giving an account of
the workings of the institution, he called up
on Christians of all denominations to see to it
that the necessary funds are raised to defray
the working expenses. He then delivered up
the rooms for the purpose of dedication.
. The sermon by Rev. Mr.. Reyes OF the Chest
nut Street M E. Church, from the text Mat
thew 21, BISON, go work to-day in my Vine
yard"-was excellent and appropriate He
impressed upon his audience that Christian
works ranked higher in the sight of God than
Christian worship. Also the necessity of each
Christians living for the good of others, citing
for example the animal and vegetable king
doms who fulfilled the designs for which they
were created; and so should Christians. He
rejoiced that there was such an Association
where Christians of all denominations could
unite and work in a common cause. The SER
mon was entirely free from doctrinal points.
In the congratulatory remarks, Rev. Mr..
Tewksbury of West End Chapel congratulated
the members that they had got a home where
they could meet together for physical, social
and spiritual enjoyment, and where their
prayers could ascend together assweet incense.
The services occupied about two hours and
were listened to with the strictest attention by
the large audience assembled d ,a.t.rr-'
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derstand that arrangements have been made
for the establishment Of Episcopal services in
the lower part of this city, commencing next
Sunday. 1t was intended to hold these servi-
ces in the Allen Mission Chapel but on ac-
count OF it being necessary at the beginning
to hold the services in the afternoon, and the
chapel being in use at that time, for the pres
I emit they will be held in the Reception Room in
the new City Hall building, very central and
convenient location. The first service will be
held'next Sunday, at o'clock P. NJ, the Bish-
op ofthe Diocese, Rt Rev. Henry A. Neatly of
floating. The seats will be free to all and the
necessary expenditures for the support of
these services are to be betrayed by the volun-
tary offerings of those interested
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A SPLEEN DID GIFT.-The ladies connected
with the First Parish have presented to Mrs.
Burnham New Years Gift of beautiful
silver tea service, which may be seen in the
window of Messrs. Lowell 8 Senter, corner of
Brown and Congress streets. Mrs. Burnham
has been member of the First Parish choir
for the past three years, and retires much to
the regret of all the Parish. -.-
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Business Items,

A full supply of Artists Materials and Sheet
Wax At Schlotterbeck & Co.'s. o 2w-mwf
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Is the best article known the hair 1t will
1sTE positively restore -.
Gray Hair TO its Orig nal Color, aud
Promote its Growth.
1t is an entirely scientific discovery combin-
ing many, of the st powerful aud restorative
agents in he vegetable kingdom.
lt Makes the Hair smooth and Glossy,
and docs not stain the skin. .
1T is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
gao FIRSpMEDICAL AUTHORITY s-i.
For sale by all Druggists. Price S1.O0.
R. P. HALL s CO., Nashua n. H.
Proprietors. .'4.,r -s.t-f .,--...-.. ..-........
January3. eod&weow1msN
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10. o. F.-The newly elected officers of
Ligonia Lodge, No. 5, I. o. o. F., will be in
stalled this evening. Members of the order
with their ladies are invited to be present
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THE Grand Army of the Republic are to
have meeting at their rooms, at IL o'clock
this evening. All members are requested to
be present. 7ssa..7s To- rrf-rra-s F.l
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FOREIGN PORTS

AT Oporto 18th ult, brig Aroostook Bryant, for
Me sina next dIy.
AR at Liverpool slst ult ship Banker Hill, Davis,
San Francisco.
b Al Panams 2sd ult, ship Iyanhoe. Herman, for
CallaO.
Ar at callao 18th nit, barque Pearl, Freeman. from
Valparaiso
In noIt 18th. ship Bethiah Thayer, Cartney, for
Rotterdam leaky.
At Chinchas 10Th ult, ships Marv Emma Patten,
Tor England; Hudson, Potter, and Mary L Riggs,
lowell for Germahy' Ne Gus. Nichols, tor do; G w
White. Griffin Arg,sy, Swift, and Caledonia Tar
tei, Tor Antwerp; Assyria, Patten, tor Hamburg
barques Merriman, Merriman, Tor ENGLAND ;
| Thos Fletcher. Pcndleton TOR France; G Is Hazel
tine, GilSey, tor Antwerp.
In port I'D nj, ships San Carlos, Strout, unc
Dolphin Douglas, and Georges. Killam, unc, sold
VIM Libby Minot. rom Caliao for England. repg.
Ar at Aspinwall 18th ult sch Lucy . Gibson, Per-
ry. New York; 18th, brig Glendale, McIntire, do
18th, hargue Pleades. Williams, from do goth, scbs
Alfred keene, Robinson, and -Four Sisters, Sheer
er, New York.
sd 18th, brgs Hossack, Elliott. Cienfuegos 18th,
Emily Fisher, Shackiord, do 20th sch raul Seavey,
Lowell, Trinidad; 21st, brigs Mary Comery, Com
cry Apalacbicola; w Barter, Rosebrook, Man .
sanilla.
AR at st John. NIB, 9th uit, sch Addie NJ Bird.
L Mert i'll. Rockland.
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DR.. A. BAYLEY'S
Itch & Salt Rheum Ointment.

~ ~ SURE CURE FOR
ITCH, SALT RHErM, OLD SORES, CHILD
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DR.. A. bAYIEY, Proprietor Philadelphia.
Price So cents. w. w. WHIPPLE g. CO.,
nov2seodtfsN General Agents.
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Key West Dec 3o-Sch Grace Clifton, OTIS from,
Rockland for New Orleans, with Ii e, has put in
with fire in her hold, having taken four days prev
ious. She Will be scutIed and sunk.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

LAuNcHsD-At Machias 18th nit. By S II White
more schr OF 24O ions, 70 M not yet named, with
hard wood bottom and hacmatack top.
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DIED..

In this city, Jan. e. of scarlet fever Eugene Hum.
phrey son OF Albert and Mary r. Colley
Funeral Saturday afternoon. at 1 O'clock at
No. 80 Oxford strcet.l fT III
In Hollis. Dec. 81. Col. John Smith. aged so years
In CIarlestown Mass Jan. 2 Joseph ii. Nutter,
formerly OF this city.
Lost overheard from ba-que Neversink, on the pas
sage from Philadelphia to Al werp, Dec. 1, Geo. b.
Hubb ird, LIST. officer.
In Auburn, Dec. 80, Mrs. Lizzie, wife Of F. G. Ad-
ans, aged q years.
n Saco, Dec. "a, Mrs Elizabeth L. wife OF Willis
Mason, aged ~ years.
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DIR. s. $. FITCH'S.
Family Physician. >,

Seventy-six pages price 25 cents. Sent to any adj
dress. No money required until the book s received
read. and fully approved. 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed. Address DIR, S. 5. FITCH, 25
TremOnt Street, Boston. SN Jan29d1Y
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office.
Notice,

PORT AND, Jan. !, 1868.
TTHE Undersigned having formed a partnership
t. catry on the Stove, Tin Ware. anil plumbing
ousfhess, un Ter thr firm ana STYLE NJ. f Thomp-
q Co., solicit the patronage af the public gener-
NJ. f.. HON PSON,
n-... j. S. KNIGHT.
JAMS. eodim&