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The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

TEEKALET-Ar 1sth ult, ship Intrepid, Spencer;
IS sAN FRANcIsco-sld Sd inst. ship Haze For.
Ar 2ist uit, ship Elizabeth Kimball, Cove, Port
Gamble /; UaraGe Camden, Robinson, Bellingham
Bay.
Ar stn inst, ship Sunrise, Luce New York via Val
paraiso; barques oneco, Haskell, Boston, Voyager,
from Malaga.
Sid goth ult, brig Mary A Reed, johnson, Acca.
pulco; 2lst. barque Moneynlek, Marshall, Eureka
NEW ORLEANS-Ar Soth, ship Pontiac, Skal-
Jennie Cobb, Crockett. Newport, T..
Below Both, ship Lizzie Moses, Cox, ON Bor-
sAVANNAH-Ar sOtI,, sch catawamteak, Lord,
New York.
Ar 80 inst sch North Point, Hooper, Baltimore.
RiCHAloNp-sld LIST INST, sch Nettie Gushing,
Pressey, New York.
N0KFoLK-Ar 4th. sch Louisa, Nevens, savan-
nah TOR Baltimore, lsee disasteTs.)
FORTRESS MONROE-Ar Sd inst, brig Potomac
Moore, Baltimore for Demarara
BALTlMoRE-Ar %, sch Nellie Treat, Trim,
Wilmington, NC.
Fanny Blake, Packard, Savannah.
PHILADELP HlA-Cld Sd, sch American Eagle
Shaw, New York.
Ar "a. barque i, Hawes, Stewart, Liverpool.
Sid i'm Delaware Breakwater 31st, barque Sarah A
Staples, for Sasua; brig Saml lindsey, Cardenas
st. barque Aberdeen, Tor Bremen.
NEW YORK-Ar Sd, sch Virginia Price, Banch.
ard New Orleans.
Ar An, steamer Columbia. fforn Havana Both ult;
DdlQue Aueldluc, 1U sen lSfae
Snow, Pillsbury Mayaguez Is days. Sylvan, Blanch.
ard, Havana Is days.
Also ar 4th, brig Maehas, Whiting, from Maehias;
schs Oliver Jameson, jameson, i'm EastpOrt; Frank
Jameson, Jameson Rockland.
Cid 18th, steamer Chesapeake, Bragg, tor Portland;
brigs Kate Foster, Fiekett, Para Americus. Haw-
kins, Cenluegos; scbs Pyrola, Moore, st Thomas
WandeIer. horndike, Para; Willie Move, Hilton
Demerara; j NJ Richards, irwin, Wilmington; Tho.
French, Doughty Washington; Vanguard, 0rne
Boston; j l. Merrill. Weeks, Wilmington.
NEW LONDON-Ar 81 brig Machias, Burgess
Machias for Now York; schs Mall Merrill and Mel
lie. Anderson, Providence oI do; Fredk Dunbar
Dunbar, do for Baltimore.
.NEWPORT-Ar Sd, sehs Ned Sumpter, Higgins
Bengal. Hatch Sandman, Holbrook and Mary
Langdon, Pinkham, Rockland tor New YORK.
FALL IsINER-Ar Sd, sch l. Bishop, Davis
Providence, to finish ldg Tor hIatanzas.
HOLMES Hol.E--Ar 9TH, sch Mary Lee, New
| ton, Calais Tor New York.
BOSroN-Ai 4th, sch Conservative, Kempton
Savannah.
| CID 4th, sch S & b Small, Gates, New York.
Ar 5th. sch Venus Elwood Pembroke.
Sid 9th, ,baIgne Amman; brig VI Tinker.
GLOUCESrER--Ar 18th, sch Venus, Elwood, Penn
broke TOR Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06
VELOCIPEDES.
Velocipede Riding School /!
SALESROOMS.

THE ST. LOUIS FAMILY FLOUR co.
AT 20 Commercial ST., may be found the best
Family Flour. We have tried this flour and
find it of most excellent quality. This Com
pany are determined to keep the different
grades and to sell at retail for wholesale prices
thereby giving the purchaser an advantage
which is not easily obtained at other establish
ments. We can assure our readers that this
-four is exactly what it is represented to be-
A penny saved is worth quite as much as I
penney earned, and here is a chance to full.
realize the truth of that ancient maxim.
III sNtf
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DIED.

In this city, Feb. 4. Freddie Thaxter, aged mont
20 days-only child OF Geo. q. and Nellie G.. Irwin
Funeral this Saturday afternoon, at y o'eloc
from No. 245 Cumberland street.
In Auburn. Feb. 1, Mrs. Joanna Cary, vile Of n
late Casandra Cary, aged e2 years.
In Saco, Feb. 3, Alderman ID. Nj. Owen, aged
years.
In B0WdOinham, Jan. 80, at the residence Of &c
Curtis, very suddenly OF heart disease, Miss DoIc,
Worthley, aged 81 years months.
The deceased resided IN the family OF MI Curt
her brother-n law, tor eight years, and during a
that period, (althOugh suffering under a pari;
paralysis Of her limbs which she bore with patience
has made herself useful in his family. and endeare
herself to them and The neighb0Ts and friends aroun
ner ana to her numerous relatives in aiheTent par
o. the State and country. She viii be long remen
oefed BY them as a bright example OF Chrstia
peaceiuiness and beneyOlence. Her death was anal,
gus 10 her life, for her end was peace.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

AMONGST Atlantic Gables, steam navigation
and those progressions of science and art that
mark the nineteenth century, not the least
useful, are DR.. Ayers medicines. They take
rank among the benefactions Of mankind, from
the rapidity and certainty with which they
care. Try AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL on a
cough and it is gone. What skin diseases OF
impurities OF the blood Withstand AYERS
SARsAPARILLA? AYERS PILLS are the per-
fection of a purgative-eyery family should
have them as almost every family does. Not a
trifle to be thankful for are good medicines and
the knowledge how to use them for protection
from disease. These DR.. Ayers preparations
and publications furnish, and we do not hesi-
tate to commend them.-St. Louis Leader.
6d&w1t. laa4
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

INsURANcE.-We would call the attention Of
the commercial community to the advertise
ment of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co. OF
New York. 1t appears by this statement that
this Company received (for year 1868, premi-
ums and interest,) $9345, ,97212, and paid $4, ;
464sS11,02, losses, expenses, and return premi-
ums; and after adding ouer 100000 to their
assets, which now amounts to the sum of $13-
66OSS1 ,39, the Company pays per cent inter-
est on outstanding certificates of profits, and
redeemed the outstanding certificates of the
issue of 1865, and made DiUidend of 40 per
cent on the net earned premiums for the year
ending Dec. 81, 1868. These figures warrant
us in stating that this Company offers perfect
indemnity, and these facts can convince the
public that they cannot better promote their
interest than by availing themselves of the se-
curity offered by this Company John w.
Munger, Esq, represents this Company, who
will effect Insurance on hulls, frsights and
cargoes. cs
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

The funeral OF the late Thomas M. Hayes
Esq.--who died quite suddenly in Boston on
Monday, of brain tever-took place in Saco on
Thursday. The York County Bar attended in
body.
The Hardy Machine Company, at Biddeford,
have declared semi-annual dividend of five
per cent.
Col. Charles Watts, of Buxton, a prominent
man and worthy citizen, died suddenly last
Sunday morning, of congestion of the brain,
aged 81 years. Mr.. Watts had twice repre-
sented his town in the Legislature, and served
as Selectman.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

SILVER ORE.-We had exhibited to us last
evening specimen of silver ore from the Nor
rison mine, Colorado, which was brought from
thence by Mrs. Robinson of this city. 1t was a
large and splendid specimen, the silver being
plentifully intermixed with quartz and shining
as bright as mirror. The mine from which
this piece was taken is said to yield about
$1,000 per week
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

NOT bit of stain OF smart will Wolcott's
PAIN PAINT give; but it removes pain as quick
as magic. Wolcott's ANNIHILAToR banishes
oatarrh from the system, and all colds in the
head, Recollect and get pint bottles, in white
wrappers, 81, at Druggists. 6W&S&w2w
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

INsURANcE.-We wish to call particular at
tention to the statement in another column of
the Imperial Fire Insurance Co. of London.
This Company was organized in 1903, and has
an actual cash capital and surplus of nearly
Eleven Million Dollars in our money.
1t will be enough for many of our citizens to
know that the very able and popular U der
writer of New York, Edgar w. Crowell, Esq,
is the resident and chief manager for the Unit
ed States. Messrs. Twombly & Tucker are its
Agents and Attorneys for this city and vicini-
ty; also for the Lorillard and Corn Exchange
OF New York and Republic of Chicago, and
are General Agents for this State of the Fire
mems Fnnd of California, Atlantic and Monu-
mental of Baltimore, which gives them the
largest amount of Fire capital in this city,
and the companies are all too we'll known to
need our praise. A S. sNe
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

THE rapidity with which PLANTATION BIT-
TIERS have become a household necessity
throughout the civilized nations, is without q
parallel in the history of the world. Over five
million bottles were sold in twelve months, and
the demand is daily increasing Rich and
poor, young and old, ladies, physicians and
clergymen, find that it revives dropping spir-
its, lends strength to the system, vgor to the
mind, and is exhausted natures great restorer.
1t is compounded of the choicest roots and
herbs, the celebrated Calisaya or Peruvian
Bark, etc., all preserved in pure ST. Croix Rum.
1t is sold by all respectable dealers in every
town, parish village and hamlet through North
and South America, Europe, and all the ISL
ands of the Ocean.
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at halt
tne price. 6-eodis1w
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06
supreme Judicial Court.

JANUARY TERM-wALTON, j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-Alva Shurtlif et ais v. Phoenix In
surance Company. N. B. Hoxie, Esq, of New York
city,, is associated with Messrs. Howard g. Cleayes
in conducting the defence In cross examination ne
stated to the Court that the New York practice
for the counsel to stand while examining the wit
ness and not to write down the testimony. The
Judge approved the practice and would be glad to
see it introduced here. His examinations were
rapid and searching. On trial.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

SERIOUS AccIDENr-On Thursday last, as a
party of laborers were raising an immense
boiler OF some fifteen tons weight into position
by means of an iron jack at the Eagle Sugar
Refinery, some of the blocking slipped, leo
ting the boiler fall very little and at the
same time canting it to one side. One of the
laborers named Thomas Howe who happened
to be On the falling side got his leg caught,
fracturing the bone below the knee and bruis-
man was carried to his home, and we are glad
to hear that he will not lose his leg as was
feared. If the blocking had entirely given
away it would have smashed him as fiat as a
nanoaka ef
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
City Hahn. L. A. Entertainment.
as NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Atlantic ms. Co.-John W. Munger,
Land for Sale.
Removable. H. Ingraham.
Dlssolntion-Cross q Sargent.
III. I. HelmbeId.
lot RI d
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06
20 Owners of Horses and Cattle

Tobias Derby Condition Powders are warranted
superior to any othersor pay for the cure of Dis
temper, Worms Bots, Coughs, Hide-bound, Colds.
&c in horses; and Colds Coughs, Loss of Milk,
Black Tongue, Horse Distemper, sc, in cattle,
They are perfectly safe and innocent; no need Of
stopping the work OF your animals. Tney increase
the appetite, give fine coat, cleanse the stomach
and urinary organs; also increase the milk of cows
Try them, and you will never be without them.
Col. Phillip Bush of the Jerome Race courso
Fordham, N Y, would not use them until be !, ~
told OF what they are composed since which he ;s
never without Them He has over 20 running horses
IN MS charge and ior the last three years has used
~ June. nleucnie ior them he has kindly permit
= ioier any one to him. Over 1000 other
references can be seen at the depot.
Sold by all Druggists and Storekeepers through
out the United States. Depot 10 Park Place, N Y {.
Price Is cents per box.
Feb 4-eOd&oowimsN
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

DANcEs.-The Ex-4's had very pleasan MT
party at Lancaster Hall Thursday night and
the Forest City Band give one at the same
place tonight Mr.. j. W. Raymond COM
mences the second term of his dancing school
for juveniles at the same hall at tive O'Clock
this afternoon and the Irish American Relief
Association proposes to have Socable at
Congress Hall on Monday.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

The NEWSPAPER FRATERNITY came out
strong in the hearing before the judiciary
Committee at Augusta, Thursday, on the capi-
talpunishment question. That Mr.. Pillsbury of
the Standard should have united his efforts
with the rest is not surprising, for his fidelity
70 the alleged murderer Doyle, now nnder SEN
eence OF death but whom he believes to be in
nocent' shows him to be a man of humane
ieehngs. When such men as James A. Milli-
Ken OF oherryfeld and Gen. Caldwell unite
witn almost the entire newspaper press of the
state In opposition to capital punishment. it
becomes matter of some difficulty to laueb.
sneer or bully that opposition down
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

There will be public religious meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association at their hall cor
ner Congress and Brown streets, on Sunday evening
at o'clock. Addresses by Or. Towle, Of Biddeford,
and others. Young people and all interested are
cordially invited to attend.
DEERING's BRIDGE-The Sabbath School Con-
cert will be held in the Westbrook Point Chapel to-
morrow evening, commencing at O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
The National Life Insurance Company, char.
tered at the last session, and starting in bust
ness with paid-up cash capital of one million
OF dollars, will do much to change the whole
system of Life Insurance in America. Hith-
erto, with few exceptions, our companies have
been organized on the mutual plan, by which
the insured is obliged to pay premium much
greater than the cost of insurance, in the ex-
pectation oe receiving an uncertain dividend at
some future time. High premiums make it
difficult for the poor man to obtain the benefits
of life insurance, which he, of all others, should
have in easy reach. 1t should be in the power
OF every man to protect his family by the paw
ment of low annual premium, with the
knowledge that he has made perfectly secure
Investment
This result the establishment of the National
Life Insurance Company will obtain. In the
first place, is the security of its vast cash capi
tai, and in the second that of the character of
its managers, many of whom are men who
stand foremost in American finances. 1t is a
stock company, paying its dividends in advance
by charging rates far below those of the mutual
companies 1t gives every insured person the
largest possible amount of insurance tor the
smallest possible premium; and every policy
holder knows precisely what he is to pay, what
he is to receive, and no margin whatever is left
for doubt or misunderstanding. Doing bust
ness, in this way, the National Life Insurance
Company must become popular throughout The
country, and it is only necessary that it should
be understood, to command the confidence of
people.
The establishment of such a system as we
have indicated, upon such broad and secure
basis as that of the National Life Insurance
Company, must be the means of doing incal-
culable good. Lille Insurance is the privilege
OF the rich; it is the duty of the poor, and these
new and great principles introduced into the
American system, deserve the thoughtful con-
slderation of every one.of our readers.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

THE PLAY OF HAMLET.-Erie stock is no
longer recognized at the New York Stock Ex-
change, but has been struck from the list and
driven to the street. Fisk Jr. has thus far been
unsuccessful in his efforts to establish an Erie
Board. Some one very pertinently compares
the Stock Exchange without Erie to the play
OF Hamlet with Hamlet left out.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

,FLEUR DE BURNELLEs.-And what are these?
Ask Wilson, So Federal Street, and he will tell
you they are highly favored French plum,
admirably preserved, He keeps them and
many other luxuries in the fruit line, besides
groceries of unadulterated purity, and all at
most reasonable prices.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

A REGIMENT OF MILITIA.-Miitary gentle
men residing in Portland have drawn up "a bill
for the organization of ten companies of militia
at such points as the Adjutant- General may
deem most expedent. The Bath Times says
that the men are to be armed, equipped, and
uniformed at the expense of the State. The
articles furnished to be of the same pattern as
those issued to the United States troops. If
any company shall, however, desire to furnish
it's own uniform the price of the regulation
uniform furnished by individuals shall there
upon become the property of the State. Pro-
vision is made for drills, parades and reviews
and small compensation allowed for such du.
ties =
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

The York COUNTY INDEPENDENT, VIM
.. Noyes q Co., have nearly perfected ar
rangements for publishing the new paper at
Saco, and will commence as soon as they OBJ
tain sufficient number of subscribers. We
understand that they have already secured a
large list, and there is but little doubt that
the required number will be obtained as soon
as the canvass of the County is finished. Suc-
cess to the undertaking. 4y0us
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06
COMM ERtIAL,
nrcB1rrs BY RA1IRoAl AND srrAnrns vrn I,

~. t. ID.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY--No freight raceived on
Grand Trunk to-day. Freight trains ali snow bonnd
The road is being cleared rapidly and we hone to he
in good running order in couple OF days. ~
PoRTLAND& g. KENNEBEC RAMRoAD-5O mrs and
bills elliptic springs, 1877 empty bbs, lot boards 1
box cylinders, bags rags, 122 bdls paper, car
shocks, 9 cars for Boston.
PORTLAND, SAco & PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD,
cars OIL do sugar toxes do cloth, do reels, 2
do hid shocks, 2 do marble, 2 do machinery, do
timber, do truck frames, do granite, do hides, u
axles, do skins in casks 10 casks white lead, IL
cook stoves, 55 bds castings 200 bbs boxes and PIX
mdse 20 carboys acid Freight trains did not arrive
yesterday in time to make a report. .,
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER RAILROADS. cars
heads, do boxes, do lumber, II M hoops, 10 bds
Daskets lO Dds trays, cases clothing IL bbls dried
apples, cars piles, do mdse, 80 nlH, sundry
packages.
STEAMER MONTREAL. FROM BosToN-10s bbs
sugar, 160 boxes mdse, 60 do tin, hhds skins do
oil, do lard. 50 empty bbls, 20 bbs liquor, AZ bds
65 bars iron 100 bbs -four, 109 bdls paper 80 pkes
to order. For Canadas and up country-13 bales
rags, "a do wool, 6 do cotton. 16 bds iron 10 bbs
-four, 10 do lard 1859 bdls iron, 1os green hides 2i6
rolls leather % bdls do, "a boxes tin, 3Os bars IRON
100 pkgs to order.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06
Saturday Morning, February 8, 1862

p-F;rst Page To-Day-Commercial Fer
.i;xers; Recent Publications; Who is to
8Iame; A Native of Maine at the Hub; Varie-
ties.
Fourth Pags-The 0utcasts Of Poker Flat o
story Of Life in California.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06
KNOX COUNTY,

The inmates of the State prison at Thomas
ton had bountiful dinner last Sunday, of
fowl, and whole pie to each one, provided by
Warden Rice, from funds furnished by Mr.. a.
G. Dorsey, of Pawtucket, R. l., who SO liberal
ly provided for the convicts in Massachusetts,
and other States in New England
A school house in Rockland was set on fire
during the storm on Thursday morning. The
Gazette thinks it was the work of an incendi-
ary. We think it was the lightning, as it oc-
cured Just at the time the flash was obse rved
here. Not much damage was done the build
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

WE are glad to learn that Walter Hatch,
Superintendent of the Portland and Kenne-
bee railroad, has so far recovered as to be able
to resume his duties. Mr.. Hatch is very eff
ficient business man and is entitled to full
proportion of honor, for the excellent manag-
ment of this road and its now great and des-
erved popularity.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

FRESH OYsTERs.-H. Freeman & Co., No.
101 Federal street, have just received and are
now opening cargo of superior Tangier Oys-
ters. They are of delicious flavor. Send in
your cans to-day and try them for Sunday
dinner
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

CLERKS OF CoURTs.-We learn that move
ment is being made in the Legislature to give
the appointment of Clerks of the Courts to the
Judges of the Supreme Judicial Court, upon
the expiration of the terms of the present in
cumbents, taking away the election of these
officers from the people. The movement origi-
mates with members of the Bar, who, as gem
eral thing, are opposed to frequent changes Of
the clerks
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06
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MARRIED,

In this city, Feb 4, by Il V. o. II. Moulton, Glen
cnt A. Edgecomb ami Mrs Eliza A. HUFF, AL Of Port
land. .H
In CaDe Elizabeth, Feb. 4, by Rev A. Dalton, Johl
Lummus, of Ipswich, Mass and Miss Leti.ia Mel
son. OF Cape Elizabeth.
In Bridston, Feb. O. by Rev. @. r. Cobb, Thoma
Hall and Mrs: Betsev Seayey, both of b.
In Ellsworth, Jan. 26, VIM. w. A. Heath and Mis-
Alvina ID. M. Renzie, both OF fremont
In Ellsworth, JAM 81 Moses Hale and Mrs. Fran
ces Ii. Rollins.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

A COMMISSION de lunatico iaquirendo has
been appointed to "st" ON Tenney of the
Brunswick Telegraph. His head is so far
from possessing that normal balance and equi-
ibrum which is described in the general term
"level" that he can neither remember nor ex-
plain one week what he said the week before
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

TIE S. P's.-Next Monday evening City Hall
Will be the gay place of the city, for every one
seems to be anticipating an extra good time
The elegant pantomime of Cinderella will
please old and young, while the promenade
concert later in the evening will delight the
young men and maidens; and we have no
doubt many of the middle aged, who do not
care to dance, will take seats in the gallery as
lockers on. We learn that Chandler is to do
his best, and that is saying much, and the la
dies of the s. P. Society always furnish choice
refreshments, with Lucy's Ice creams, and have
them nicely served l-fS
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06
OXFORD COUNTY.

Mrs. Martha Clark, of Bethel, is seventy six
years old and has, during the past year, woven
$50 yards of cloth, of which 100 were full cloth,
211 yards of rag carpeting, 1853 OF flannel, Al
does all her spooling, warping and drawing in i,
without any assistance.
Andover has voted to build a town house,
with public hall.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

The LEGISLATURE has been slande,ea :.
has been said that there was an overwho,
majority of that body in favor of the doats
penaltv. The vote of the House yesterday bv
which the Governor was requested to re prieye
Harris would seem to indicate that the mem
bers desire, at least, to give thorough exami-
nation before allowing the gallows to be erected
again. If the Governor heeds the request of
the Legislature, as he probably will, we shall
have little anxiety abont the subject hereafter,
for unquestionaby the final result will be the
final overthrow of the gallows.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

1t is said that before the expiration of Presi-
aen' 'ohnson's term of office every living par
,p"u' ~, In the murder of Abraham Lincoln
-, " SO. at liberty. The "vindictiveness' \
- mn'en traitors have been punished in
America will thus receive a most str;,-;nr ;,,,.-
tration. 1t will only remain to nens;en N H.
Mudd, Spangler and Arnold and - on ~
Boston corbett for murder on acco,pt 'seou,e Sc u.
atrocious conduct in shooting Booth A' u MS
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

GIDEON HAYNES, Warden of the Charlestown
State Prison, says that in all his inter course
with cri iminals he never met one that was a
Free Mason How is this?
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

WHILE hundreds are claiming to be selling
at cost, we are selling our goods at profit, and
we respectfully request any one to bring their
samples and compare. If we cannot sell 20
per cent. less, we will quit the business and
leave the city. GEO. G. ROBINSON & Co.,
6d3t = No. Elm St
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06
poRr OF PORTLAND.
Friday, February .

Friday, February ..
ARRIVED.
S steamer Mahoning, Webster, from a cruise.
Sch Vulcan, Small, Pembroke Tor New Haven,
CLEARED.
Sch Annie Gillise, Mitchell Baltimore-Emery &
Fox.
Sch Nellie Chase, Hamilton, New Haven.
John q Chase