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The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

T. L. Butler, Esq, editor of the Biddeford
Journal has returned from his trip "across the
continent"
On Saturday last VIM. Haywood of Lower
Biddeford fractured his collar bone while load
ing logs, the logs rolling upon a lever which
flew up and struck him on the head and neck.
On Tuesday last DIR. Warren removed fat
ty tumor six inches long and four inches in
width, from the shoulder of VIM. Emery, Esq.
of Lebanon.
The Journal says that most heart-rendn U
scene occurred in B ddeford last Monday after
noon. An Interesting little boy of Horace
Oh appel, living on Vine street, while the other
members of the family were absent for a few
minutes from the room, set his clothes on fire
with some matches, and although lady from
another room rushed to the rescue on hearing
the child scream, smoibering the flames with
her own clothes. yet the child was so terribly
burned that it fingered in intense agony until
the next morning, when death came to Its re-
anguish of parents and the other children
rendered the scene indescrbably affecting.
A Lodge of Cool TemDlars was instituted
at West .ebanon, Sept. 23d, to be known and
hailed as Lebanon Lodge No IA, l. o. of G
I. They have built them new hall which
was dedicated by the assistance of Springvale
Lodge, Oct 25th.
A company has been formed at Dams Mills
in the Chellis neighborhood for the purpose OF
bringing water from hill adjacent to the VII
lage.
The pastor of the Freewill Baptist church
at West Lebanon, baptized two young ladies
last Sabbath.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

SAN DoMINGo.-The rumors concerning
San Domingo, though somewhat contradic-
tory in their nature, are interesting and plain.
ly indicate that the Government is about &c
| take some step in regard to the negotiations
for the purchase of a portion of the country
The telegraph informs that three commits
soners have left New York in the United
States steamer Albany to take formal posses
sion of SANTANA Bay. She carries heavy ord
nance for coast Notifications and will take on
board troops from the Dry Tortugas. There
are also rumors that the gunboat Tallapoosa
and iron -clod Miantopomah are to proceed to
the same destination, taking a sufficient num-
Der of men to garrison the cities at San Domin-
asserted that secret treaty has been signed,
ceding portion of San Domingo to the Unit
ed States, the terms being the same as in the
acquisition of Texas. Government has grant
ed certain concessions, viz: for geological
survey of the island, steam line between New
York and New Orleans and ports to the is
land, right to ship guano from Alta Vela, right
to huild a railroad from Monte Christie to San
tago, or from Santiago to Yuma river with
grant of land to be subject to special con-
tract. right to build q wagon road from Santa
go to the coast, and steamship line from the is
land to New York.
Another statement is that matters have pro.
ceeded so far in the Cabinet at Washington
that proclamation by President Grant may
soon inform the country of the acquisition of
the new Territory and coming State. The
amount Of fact developed IN all these reports
remain to be seem Undoubtedly the subject
of the purchase has been considered, but no
one has suspected that matters had advanced
to the stage assumed. The question is too i'm
portant to be closed without the fullest discus
sion among the people and in Congress
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- SNS"AhSA kscuntssiS, at Now 1tihsl
SID I'm Liverpool 29:h ult, Pacific. Blanchard, Tor
Cardln anu oalao; Harvest Home, Diekey for New
Cid 25th Chls A Farwell, Durham New York.
AT London 29th. America, Bar lett: Lady DIes.
sington, adams; st Joseph. Bursey, and inn CIarS
New Orleans.
AR at Deal 2sth ult, Aberdeen, Cole. from Canao
for London.
Ar al Falmouth 90th, Peru, York, Calao.
Ar AT Alicante 10Th ult, Charlotte Buck Gott from
Lisbon.
cid at Gibraltar 18TH Shasta, Brown, tim MALAGA
for New York.
Ar at Hamburg 26th ult, Theopblus Cushing,
Dabl. ruplico.
In FL sizing Roads 9th ult, Charlotte LittleHeid.
ana Investigator, wind bound
- Ar at Buenos Ayres Sept 10, Augustine Robbie,
Carver Montreal.
SPOKEN.
for Portland days out $50"
NOV ,; sE OF the SW Pass, ship Sturges, from
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Adieu.
The News.

NC NEWS
Gen. Garibaldi is ill with the rheumatism.
JEFF Davis has reached Jackson, Mis-.
The strike on the Erie Railroad is not ended
but threatens to become general.
Schooner Live Yankee was wrecked on Lake
Michigan and the cook died from exposure.
Amos Kendall died in Washington FRIDAY
morning.
Line mother Of the Duke of Genoa is opposed
to his being candidate for the Spanish
throne
The Baulbin block in Rochester was damao-
ed by fire to the amount of $4,000 last eve.
ming.
VIM. Hedge was arrested in Evans, lille, Ind
yesterday with $4,000 in counterfeit money on
his possession.
business will 6e suspended at the Treasury
Department on the day of the funeral of Hon
Robert j. Walker.
Houston has been convicted at Louisville
n.y., OF dealing in counterfeit tobacco stamps
and sentenced to five years imprisonment
The estate of Blanton Duncan of Louisville.
confscated during the war, has been returned
to him by order OF the Attorney General.
One hundred and thirty five men were dis
charged from the Charlestown Navy Yard YES
terday. Other reductions will soon be made.
Exhaustion of funds is alleged to be the cause
Queen Victoria was anxious to have an in
terview with Mr. Peabody, but the sudden de-
termination of his disease caused her to be dis
appointed.
A soldier at the Little Rock, Ark. Arsenal,
entered the house of Maj Stonebury and in at.
tempting to escape was shot The matter will
be investigated
A Rio Janeiro letter of Sept "a says no fur
Their lighting has occurred in Paraguay, the al
lies having gwen up the pursuit of Lopez for
the present Lopez is at st. Estanislaus with
plenty of troops but little ammunition
The French ship Malabar was recently seized
at San Francisco for violation of the revenue
laws, and the Secretary of the Treasury has
ordered her release on payment OF three times
the value of goods landed and about $1,000
costs of suit.
Another town meeting will be held in Roch-
estor, N. e., on the 29th inst, to see if the
town will subscrbeto the stock of the Concord
" Nashua railroad The Rochester Courier is
confident that the action whereby the town re-
FUSED to do SO few days since will be reversed
Quantrell, the leader of the Lawrence mas
sacre' was tracked by detectives to San Fran.
CISCO "here he had enlisted in the army He
was seht 10 folt Scott. Nevada, and an order
for his arrest reached there too late. he and
three others having deserted TAKING thu host
outfit in the camp
Secretary Robson sent orders by the cable
to detail government vessel to
bring the remains of George Peabody to this
country. The British government, however,
will send the body home on board the war shin |
laconstant. Baltimore observed his funeral |
services yesterday by toling the bells, draping |
'uiaings in mourning and flying flags at half
mast.
~ = ne hers of John Campbell, the possessor in
100 OF three hundred acres of land which
low embraces the commercial centre of Louis.
nile, are about instituting suit for this prom
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MARRIED.

In Windham. Nov. II. by Rev. j. Pratt. d. d
George II Harding. Esq and NJ. Elizabeth Goold
daughter OF Wm. ooold rsq
In Farming on, Nov.7, Leudell G. Marston and
Miranda Norton.
In strong. Nov. 4, Oren A. Norton. of York, and
Mary f. Mott Ii, OF s.
In hath, Nov o, Samuel G. Eaton and Mrs. Mar.
garet q. Powers.
Fish
in New Vineyard, Dependent Morrison and Mar
tia II. Luce both oil Arson.
At Port Richmond Staten Island N. Y. Oct %
bv Rev. Channcey Giles Rev. Frank SewaIl of Glen
christ
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Ellis, IrOn Riffpl,e

Will enrich the blood and prevent it from becom.
ing watery and weak, giving heal hy 60 III plexion
restore the appetite invgorate the system and aIt
vary paiaiabie Ihese bltIers are recommended &c
all persons requiring a safe and valuable tonic tc
impart tone and strength to tbe system not given by
pleers merely simulant in their effects; which, al
CANNOT Give the strength to the blood which tbf
iROS BIrrERs y i'll give. Wv
rf, pared by VIM ELLIS, Chemist. For sale in
je 2l-d6m sN ''iee''
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

In Cape Elizabeth, Nov. 70. at the residence O.
Capt. Cbas. Deermg, Mrs. sarah A., wne of Holr In
graham and daughter OF Edward IDgraham, OF thi
CITY. aged 81 years
tfune al tn Saturday afternoon, at 1 O'Clock
at he residence of Capt. Deering.
In Wbitefield Nov. 10, Anna f., oiIly daughter o
Capt. JAS N. Wo d aged 16 years months
In BRISTOL, Nov. g. Mis-. Prudence Brown, aged 6,
years.
In Pennington Nov 10. Mr.. Albertus A. Laugh
ton, aged 80 years.
In Norway. Oct. 81, Mr.. jeremiah Hobbs aged s.
years
In Biddetord, Nov. 9. Mrs. Augusta. wife t NJ. S
Starkwe ,the', and daughter OF Dea. Uanl II Gilman
aged 81 years
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

FROM New YORK TO SAN FRAYc1sco
WITHOUT CHANGE.-We have received no
tce fiom Charles E. Noble, Esq. Genera
agent OF the Michigan Central Railroad, New
1orK' stating that the magnificent Special
Drawlne-Roem and Palace Sleeping Cars oil
the fuliman Line leave Hudson River r. r..
uepo'' new York, every Monday. at 40 p.
NJ, commencing November 8. 1850 oornoot
ing at Chicago, on Wednesday. 10 NJ i'll,
the Special Fast Pacific Express ,o.,,;ua a..
ana at 9:15 A. NJ, Thursday, by the SneciaI
ase Express Train, composed entirely Of
su'iman Palace Drawing Room, Dining and
.eepins Cars, Which run through to San
rranclsco in 81 houis without CHANCE or-
.'s .nere sunday afternoon This train is
spee,ai'y Unsigned for through PASSENGERS and
lor the convenience of families n,r,ies w. ~
dies travelling alone. One of ~ 80 " az
Pullman Dining cars will run IN 'i ".ea
with this train from Rochester to g. ,e'ioh
cisco afording passengers all the comfor,ane
first class hotel. This is the only route r,n.
ming the Pullman palace hotel drawing-room
and Sleeping cars. Returning, this special train
Will leave San Francisco every Wednesday, at
200 A. III arriving at New York the follow
ing Tuesday morning. Through tickets
timetables, sections and
oerlhs Can be secured at the Office of the Mich
York. 0' -'e"
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Bachelors Hair pva

rms splendid Hair Dye is the best in The world
tie only true and perfect Dye; ha. mless reliable
santaneuus, no disappointment no Idiculous tinfs;
leaves the hair SOFT and beanritul black or brown.
Sold by all Druggists and terfumers ami rroperIv
juue 3-sNd&wlyr
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

For dinner next Sunday go to III. Freeman
& Co., 101 Federal street, and get some of those
delicious Oysters which they have just receiy.
ed from Virginia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BoOk Agents Wanted
A NEW NATIONAL WORK

NOW selling in immense numbers in all see,ions %
our land 1t is frest, lively, and Sparkling: snianl
q"ls Illustrated with elegant Steel Portraits Eyer,
Lddy VIII want copy; Gentlemen will want If toT
them. No family can afford TO be without II
Agents. particularly idies can do better with tbis
book, than with any other exiant Great induce
ments offered and Agents wanted in every town.
ship In The United States.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

To good energetic men or women, in addition to
our regular terms, Send Tor Circulars with COM
plets information and terms. address FLA a.
GOap, ocIlsnIn,
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

WE learn from Ross & Sturdevant that the
steamer City of Richmond will continue her
trips on the Inland Line to Bangor the eDtre
month of November, and the Lewiston to Ma
chas until about Christmas noy1Od1w
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

AM composed of three words. My first was
eminent officer of the Revolution. My Sec
ond is distressing malay. My third is o
grand remedial agent.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

PoRCELAINs.-Call and see the beautiful
porcelain pictures at the new photograph rooms
of j. FL. Lamson, 152 Middle street, He guar
antees satisfaction in this style of picture.
nOv10-1w
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Political NOfcs.

THE Upper Des Moines gives as reason
for light Republican vote in Kossuth Coun
ty, Iowa, that only one Democratic vote was
polled, and that was not sufficient opposition
to draw out Republican voters.
The Democracy of Alegany County. Penn.
sylvania, or at least some of them, have de-
clared for Gen. Geo. w. Cass for President in
1872. The declaration was made solemplv
and deliberately, at meeting of the GEORGE
W. Cass Club at Mcclure Township. They
also declared in favor of St. Louis for the
National Convention.
THE uniform and settled practice amono
Democrats of claiming victories in advance
and having good time generally in anticipa-
ton OF coming success is well illustrated nv
Inc following anecdote:
.,, datrek saw bull paving in the field. and
$50 o,sa now amusing at would be to iump
Ue I've ana catch him by the horns and rub his
hose III lne art The idea was SO nInnv that
NC LAY uown and laughed to think of If Tbe
more be thought of it the funniar Il sao,,aI
and he determined to do il. Rows ' "',;n,I
tossed him over the fence AGAIN $1,000 uIhly
bruised, Patrick leiSurely picked bipano, wi,a.
with the consolatory reflection: "W ,Iei l. up
mighty foine thing had my laugh too~st .
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

THE CENTRAL RAILROAD EXPRESS ROBBIE
RY.-It will be remembered that in August IL st
an express car on the New York Central Rail-
road was robbed near the town of Fonda, the
express agent being gagged, and large amount
of plumber secured. Detectives who were set
to work to ferret out the rogues have followed
up and arrested three of them in this country,
while three others are reported to have been
arrested in Montreal. 1t appears that two of
the baggage men on the train-John Cells and
Charles B. Conklin-were leaders in the crime.
assisted by two brothers named Harrison, and
one William Allen, formerly of North Adams
Mass. The profuse expenditures of the latter
led to the detection of the gang Allen was
formerly brakeman on the Troy and Boston
railroad and had no property except the wages
he earned as a laborer. Suddenly he becam.
flush with money, and INDUCED in style and
expense suspiciously beyond his ,nuaps.-o
Thursday of last week he was arrested in Troy
and made confession of his crime, which leo
to the discovery of his associates and the re
covery Of some $63,0OO The bulk of the prop
erty was concealed in hole dug on Green Is
land. About $1,000 were found on the premises
of Luther Walker, in North Adams Mrs
Walker is the mother of Allen. The money
was secreed by Allen, AMI no one accuses the
Walkers of any knowledge of the matter
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13
Sale Of Forfeited Goods,

DIsTpIcr a., ,VULLEUIOR'S UFFICE, 4
'ihiTr OF PORTLAND 81 FALMouTu [
TIME ,ouou,,! PORTLAND, November IL, 1869.
re ,Ionowing described me- Glands, bsy;,, ,ae,
forfeited for violation Of tbe Ravenno having 9e zen
been o,ye% Puohe notice OF said seiz es having
mad ,Sn, ana no ella IN 10 said goods having been
G zee, OF the United States Appraiser 1888 Fore street
~ t,,S CITY, on Friday December g. A. 10 iS6e at
IL O'Clock A. NJ, to wit: y - -'''' "
= nDotles Brandy; bbls. Molasses; 0o63 Cigars;
S, I'm Jonn VI gals Rum Is deg Violin
Ga iiI 81. III yds. Blk Lasting; Fancy Bag and
notl-1aw3w Collector
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

Do not forget that Timmons & Halves Is and
Is Market Square, is the place to buy can Of
those nice Virginia Oysters, Just arrived. Only
80 cents per quart solid.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

OvERcoATs in all colors from six dollars to
twenty eight dollars, at w. A. Duran's, 40
Fore street, opposite foot of Exchange street.
now IL 3t
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

CHASE, 169 Fore street, will give barrel of
good Flour to the man who to-day buys the
largest bill of clothing at Geo. w. Rich & Co. s
store, 173 Fore street.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

JACK FROST is coming! Put in your Cement
Pipe culverts, Sewers and Drains before he
puts on his icy injunction.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

LARGE line of Boys Overcoats in Blue,
Brown, Grey, Drab and Black, at w. A. Du-
rams, 40 Fore street, opposite foot of Ex-
change, nov IL 3t
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

LARGE men can always be fitted with Ready
Made Clothing at Geo. W. Rich & Co., ia
Fore street.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

MALoNEY, the Champion of cheep fruit, is
still in the field. To-day he will sell good figs
lbs for quarter. Walnuts 2 quarts for 6
quarter and Chestnuts 20 cents per quart.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

ALWAYS buy your clothing of Geo. w. Rich
Sc Co., 173 Fore street.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13
nov. IL, st

For Boys Overcoat you should go to W.
A. Duran's, the best assortment in town. 40
Fore street opposite foot of Exchange.
nov II
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

GREAT complaint is made about the adulter-
alton OF food, drugs, sc. But no one complains
of Warren's Cough Balsam.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13
Buy your overcoats Of Geo. w. Rich s. Co.

SEE the advertisement of Boots and Shoes
in another column. r. S. Morse has good lot
for sale and will make to order.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

WHO gets the barrel OF flour at Chase's to-
day?
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13
pEa.X DAVIS KsLLER.,

-A AS K.o
is THE MOST POPULAR REMEDY FxTANT.
We PAlN-klLLER is equally applicable and et-
1eacious to Young or Old.
'I'dE PAlN-klLLER is both an Intern al and Fx-
terna Remedy. ' Ia
'lNdE rAlN-kiLLER should be used at tie first
- manifestation OF Cold or Cough.
'lhE PAlN KILLER is good Tor Sprains and
Il Bruises. Tiyit.
'HEPAlN-KlLLER cures The toothaete.
THE PAIN-KILLER is favorite with AZ, cla,ses
I'HE PAIN-KILLER will cure Chilblains.
I'HE PAIN-KILLER will cure Cholera Morbus.
'HE PAIN-kILLERw will cure Dyspepsia.
VIE PAlN-KILLER is the great Family Medi.
cine OF the Age.
VIE PAlN-klLLER will cure Painter Cholic.
'rHE is good for scalds aud Rurps
'l'HE PAIN-KILLER gives Universal Satisfaction
'I'HE PAIN KILLF r is almost certain enre for
CHOLERA, and has, without doubt. been
more successful in curing this ible dis ase than
any other known remedy, or ev II the most Emi
nent or Sklliful Physicians. In India Africa and
China, where this dreadful disease is ever more ar
less prevalent the PAiS-kILLER is consdered
by the natives. as well as by the European rSsent,
ia lnose climates, A SURE REMEDY.
'lNHE PAiN-kILLEk is sold by all Druoois.s ava
Dealers III Fan ly Medicines. noiaJay
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

To he otherwise well dressed if the sole be neslec-
tel? Everything desirable for the un ierstanding:
OF men, women and Children, is sold by I. E. MOsF
LEY & Co.. 293 Washington street, Boston, (oppo.
site Jordan Marsh g. ,o's)
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13
PERFECT MANHOOD

Essa ys for Young Men, on the evils OF Sci n
ENERVATIoN. with certain help for the errinr ind
unfortunate Sent in sealed letter enyelones> s.ao
OF charge. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
sep-'sN o%wsm BoxP Philadelphia, Pa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OrNH2l Notice.

Mr.. CHAS. W. SHANNON successor to Eugene r.
johnson. Organst and Teacher of Music, is now
ready to receive applications from those DESTROYS
res ivrg instruction in music.
Lessons to commence as soon as class Formed.
Orders lett at VIM G. Twombly's Music Store.
Exchange street. n913sntf
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13

LAUNCHED-At Lubec Sth insr, by S Lapcmajd.
sehr Of zoo TONS named Quoddy, owned BY A b
sumner q Co, staples 81 500. and others. and to
DC commanded by .apt VIM Tanning
Al Thomas on 9TH, from the yaIG of j W Small
tntee mastei sc of $50 tons, named the Aldana
hCkes owned the builder and others, OF Rocnl
Ihere nave been uIlt or the st George river this
year Two ships one barpse, brig, and four scls
, AZ sullivan 9th list, from the yard OF e, q w n
6aI scDr e.lne, 100 tons, owned by The builders
Capt a Gilmore, (who wnl command her J ana oth
ers, of Belfast. :" - 49,
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-13
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMER,
Ia ri N e N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND,


AAuHys IsVrs
ARRIVED.
to John Porteous
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John
NIB, via Eastport Tor Boston.
Brig Minnie Miller, Anderson, Salem.
Brig Princeton, Wells. Calais tor New Haven.
Sch Rose, -, Windsor, NS,-paster 10 A
Sch Hattie Sampson, Blake. Philadelphia
to Randall McAllister & Co.
Sch Alice Cakes, Manson, New York. corn tc
Geo W True & Co.
Sch t.elhe Chase, Upton, New York,-iron to Roll.
ing Mills.
Sch Lebanon. Jordan, Boston.
Sch l. Fitch, Yates, Boston, to load for NYork z
Sch Sea Queen, Wooster Plymouth.
Sch Alton, Norwood, Kennebunk
Sch David Babcock, Coieord, Stockton, to load iol
CUBA.
Sch Cabinet, Condor, Camden. dry fish Tor a mar.
ket.
Sch Everett, Philbrook, Rockland, -Lerring for q
marker.
sch Mary Hall, Plnkham Rocklasd-lime 10 Je.
Sch Harriet Maddox, Rockland,- lime to BeaIe s
Morse. :
sea Belona, Wallace Phirsburg, : wood to s
Sch Weohannet, Warren. Machias Tor Boston.
Sch Catharine, Allen, Ellsworth I0r Chelsea
Boston.
Sch Waterman. Glindle, Bangor Tor Boston.
sch Sea Breeze, Herrick, Calais Tor Appanaug.
Sen Governor. Freathy. Ca ais Boston.
sch Lamartine. Candage, Calais Tor Boston,
Sch Merriam Carter. Bristol tor Gloucester.
SCn hutu lnomas Dodge. Roc land iOr Boston.
BELOW-Two iumber loaded brig> rom the East
deep brig outside bound in, supposed the Almon
Rowell, from Philadelphia.
CLEARED.
Ship Jairus Lincoln, (new, OF Freeport 1914 tons
Musaus, Mobile, with 2 S bales nav, and lUO
bbls plaster,-Briggs a. Cushing anu Noah Reed q
Co. " -
;, Sch Ottawa, (BrI Brewster, st John, NB-John
PorIeous.
sen southern Cross, tBr) Merriam, st John, NB-
John Porteous.
SAIIEn,,,h De-. r Z,
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Sid i'm Havre 29th ut, ship 1 f Chapman, Norton,
| Tor New Oreais.
ar at Liverpool t1th inst, steamer North Ameri-
can, Richardson, Quebec.
AT Montevdeo Sept IL, (baek dael ship Martha
Cobb, Goodnurn, tor allao 20th; barques NJ q Reed
Welt ior do Wallace, Adams Lr Buenos Avres
| Adobe ncAdam McGrego ,disg; briggs Emma. Smor,
for Buenos Ayres Lena 1hurlow Corbett d.
Amy Lane Carver. do; and Others NSs
Ar at ST Thomas 10th ult, sch Wings of tba No.
ing, Mcfarland, Boston. " INC "orn-
Ar at do 20 ult, brig Sarah ellen Gilmo,o -,
Buenos Ayres, an sid Esd for ama1ca ~ 10, =, rom
New York at Si3 gold; 9th sch Wios W 1 ,oad tof
Smart, Bangor Tor Grab Island nueiaai,
AZ q, baroadoes Eth u, sch Hattie Ross N,r,ok
New York. 1'' sen heokuk, Gates, for
fsng port ssu ut brig Harry, Brown for New York
som tor DE- ana molasses at sea- sch Lugano John
New Norh S'' orig CiaIa BroWn' U goou'
yo Sa ath inst barque John Griffin. Dowucy. New
seIt Neiie May, Blair. Sierra Moreno; brig Poin-
~ Snow' Tor North OF Hatteras
port Gun mt, baIuue norton Slower, Bibber, LOT
iooSaoh; Orig Mary Kinds, hastings, fer New Or
:, Ar at Cardenas I'd inst, bar1ue Jas Ward, Park,
.oruand; bfigs Harry, Sedgeley, Baltimore; 1tu,
NJ Mariner. Mariner. Portland; Waltnam' HAM
mond, Boston. 'l.
Cld soth, brig 70 F Nash, Moulton, New York.
Ar at y Jago 9th inst, barque Evening Star, Mil
Ter, New York.