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TIE Right WAY.-This fine upriver boat will leave
for Kamtia and all way landings to-day. She is we'll
adapted to the trade, being light draught substantial
and admirably well differed. We hope that Captain
Wilkinson may not have great difficulties to encoun-
ter on his last voyage, when the river could not a
ford drinking water for the crew. and they were dis.
charged in consequence.
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STAR LISE.-It will he seen by reference to our
advertising columns that the three elegant packets
Bart Able Selma and La Belle, under the respective
command OF W. G. Harrison, John Kouns and w. T.
Boardman, have formed regular ten day line One
of these star packets will leave Shreveport every Tues
day and Friday. This is an excellent arrangement
and the boats will certainly leave on time"
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MTsCELLANEOUs.

NEw YORK, April 24.-The Fenian Congress has
adjourned, 0Neill was reelected President. Utmost
secresy Is observed but it is understood that war
policy has been determined upon.
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Messrs Hope & Wright have closed contract to
deliver on the site 400 900 brick for the Presbyterian
church, at sl5 per thousand
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Mayor Gilmore has issued an order for the munich
pal election at the regular time, the first Monday in
May
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FoRTEs.-Every man has his forte, his strong
side his peculiar talentsomething in which he equals
For instance the forte of Gen. Sherman burning
houses of defenseless women the forte Of Gen. Banks
doing quartermaster's duty for Dick Taylor; the
forte of Beast Butler stealing spoons the forte of
Secretary Seward buying icebergs and volcanoes !;
the forte of McVean-our own sweet McVean who
claimed to represent in the Legslature-was in per-
suadng the negroes to raise up and massacre the white
folks. Every one has his forte-sometimes it is to
his credit, sometimes to his disgrace.
The forte of Robert E. Lee consists in not having
any of the present day resemble him to any alarm
ing extent The forte of President Grant is the gift
enterprise business the forte Of Brigham Young is
getting married; the forte of the New Orleans papers
is Dragging about their circulation and the forte of the
Eighth District Court of that city, to be in is
suing inunctions. The forte of " Our Chaws is
holding Offices 1t is astonishing what genius he has
developed in that direction, what NAV the fellow
possesses. He has offices without number A few of
them occur to US. He is postmaster at New Orleans
representative in the Legislature from the parish of Cad
do, special United States mail agent through one of his
clerks, member of the Slaughter House swindle men,
Der of the Ship Island swinde member Of the Shreye
port Charity Hospital swindle, member of the Board
for Revising the State Code and Notary Public. He
has number of other offices that cannot now re-
CALL Verify, he has forte in the Office line that does
credit to his impudence and knavery
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A protracted meeting will commence at the Baptist
Church, Rev A E. Clemens, pastor, on Friday night,
MAJ 9Th
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LET US HAVE PEAcE.-We have, all unconscousIy,
dared
to wake
The rafting terrors of the vengeful snake"
Our contemporary of the Henderson Times is dis
posed to be too severe. Not content with elabo-
rate article on the subject to which we elsewhere al
ude he has set up our innocent and really vague sug-
gestion-that in case of the division Of Texas, and
the Incorporation of the parishes west OF Red River
into the State, Shreveport might become the CAPT
taas adversary dangerous to the peace prosperity
morals and happiness of his people, at which with
lance in rest and visor down, he tits with commend
able spirit every occasion; giving, too side thrust
at the editor of the Harrison Flag, because of not
unfriendly notice of the proposition. --..s
Dear fellow, we had no dream of forcing this thing
a n4nis But if in the circling years, and under
the magical changes wrought by rairo,l, ,Irehus
of Eastern Texas should deem it their interest to trade
at Shreveport or select it the most accessible
and convenient point for the capital the editor neither
of the Times of this paper could prevent we ween,
the accomplishment of their desires Under this
view of the case, then, very much hope that the
knightly editor will hang his upon the WALL lay
aside his lance, and with enlarged cosmopolitlcal
spirit, rise superior to local preudices and magnan
mously permit his people, the objects of hissocitnde
to buy where they can buy the cheapest and exercise
their own preferences in general way.
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The jefferson Times thus comments upon Hamilton,

Inc Jefferson iimes thns comments upon Hamilton
speech in the Senate:
Ii our people violent he represents them,
why is it that he permitted to make speeches
wherever he chose and that other men, scarcely less
violent than himself rayersed the entire State ha-
rangung the negroes and melting them to hate the
whites? General Davis, the Radical candidate for
Governor went to every county that he it and to
those he could not visit he sent his emissares. And
during all this PERIOD there single overt act that
exhibited disposition to resist the Government or its
constituted agents? What other portion of the Union
would have manifested such forbearanee and patience
Wecannot comment upon this speech with any mod.
Grafton Its statements false libellous and
dalous Every honest man must have regarded it as
disgrace to the Senate and sad reflection the depray
y of human nature, even in these days Of venality
malice and political wickedness.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS,
MISCELLANEOUS.

New ORLEANS April 26-Departed for Red river
Selma Texas and Ida.
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The CRY ELECTION AGA1N-The following cor
respondence puts new phase upon this question:
MAYORS OFFICE,
City of Shreveport, April 20, 1870
Aleck Boarman. City Attorney:
S',-What effect has the general election law Act
No &c. passed and signed by the Governor on the 10th
of March, A.D. 1870, ensuing city election on
the first Monday in May?
Please answer as early as you can, and oblige
Respectfully yours,
J B. GILMORE Mayor
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Editors South estern
The steamer La Belle leaves here tonight, and will
leave Shreveport on Friday the 29th
WM. T. BoARDMAN Master
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We learn from the Minden Democrat that the regu.
lar term of the District Court of Claiborne parish J
c. Egan presiding, commenced OF Monday last.
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lon.a II ne narallve n tsicua,
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The St. Louis Democrat of the 18th saws: Louis
E. Lee for Louisville, where he viii contract for
light draft sternwheel boat for the New Orleans and
Jefferson through trade, to be completed and made
ready for business BY the LIST of July The dimensions
OF the new steamer are to be IT'S feet long, 81 feet floor
% teet oea 30 inches hold in the clear and IS inches
rake WIN Two lAinch cylinders feet stroke Faiau
lives in Jefferson, Texas, and is pilot
The same paper contains paragraph to the effect
that couple Of colored gentlemen, who took passage
on the Golden Era in August; 1865 from Gaipolis to
cincinnati, brought sn against j. ] Blogg and A. Nj.
Halliday owners, for $4,000 damages FOR " i'll treat
ment which consisted in their being denied state
rooms IN the regular cabin and being forced to eat at
the second table-haye had judgment rendered in
lheif favor recently at Cincinnati by Judge Stores
served the boat owners right We admire consistency
above all things, and whit right had they to assume
mat The negroes were unfit associates for the peone
who pass such laws aud whose Judges render sucb
diets?
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s9's priGk la BELLEWe in receipt of the fol-
ean' Ttdispatch from Capt VIM. T. Boardman:
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Habiaual E Constipation.


HOW TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND PERMA
NENT CURE.
Some occupations of life predispose to Costiveness
especially those which allow but little exercise Per.
SONS who contract this unfortunate habit OF BODY
under such circumstances. might possibly be reliev
ed by changing their sedentary employments fo,
others of active kind but this is BY no means
certain. Habitual constipation is a very obstinate
disorder. All the ordinary called remedies in
variaby aggravate it. Nothing can be more iDiuri.
than the continued use OF strong aperents They
at first rrtate, and finally almost paralyze the bow
els-rendering them so t0rrid that enormous doses
OF cathartc medicines bave no effect upon them. a
mild aperient, combined with gentle stimulant. ia
the true remedy; and a combination in the happiest
proportion, OF these ingredients, is found in Hostel
vigorates the whole intestinal carna while nniatIv
removing from its c0nvoutions all impedimenfs to
tree passage through them. No mere pureative h has
this double operation. No ordinary stimulant at
fecs the desired object. Cases of constipation ahan
doned as hopeless by distinguished medical men
have been cured IN a few weeks by the Bitters. To
those who have tried all the medicines OF the dispen
sary in vain, we say try this irresistible stimnant
and apeIient. There is no sufficient reason yvh,
constipation should be the consequence of sedentary
habits. Hostetter's Bitters, by supplying the yiroy
which would otherwise be derived from exercise viii
in all cases enable the system perform its
tory functions regularly and healthfully,
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week. The business over the road is more thar
can be done with the present insufficient roll
ing stock.
The Bangor Whig says Mr. s. B. Lovejoy Of
Winn has two small cows Zone jersey five
years old) from which he has realized since
May 18th, 1870, $173OO for butter and milk
sold, besides supplying his family of seven
with milk during the time.
The Whig says the man who wanted to stop
at Burnham the other day. but fell asleep and
was in Bangor before he knew it, thought the
Joke was good one but Was a little too far
fetched. N
We learn from the Whig that the Independ-
eat Congregational Parish in Bangor have
voted to extend call to Rev. Frederick Frotb-
ingham of Buffalo to become their pastor. Mr..
rockingham was formerly pastor of Park
Street Church in Portland, mot the Second
Parish, as the Whig has it,) and is man of
talent and culture.
sAGADAHOC COUNTY.
Monday afternoon Mr.. John Rogers of Phips-
burg fell from his haymow, thereby fracturing
his leg.
Benz. SWEET, an old and esteemed resident
Of Arrowsic, made msstep in sawmill last
Tuesday and broke his left leg just above the
ankle.
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TIE President speaking upon the fisheries"
in his late message, says there is reason to
believe that this unfriendly and vtxatious
treatment was designed to bear hardly upon
tue hardy fishermen OF the United States, with
aView TO political effect upon this govern
ment. There is no doubt of this. But it was
also as well with view to political effect upon
nova Scotia and Prince Edwards Island
There is, it is known, u strong feeling for an
nexation in those Provinces and it has been
I the policy of the Dominion government to get
the people of the Provinces into collision with
citizens of the United States, and so excite and
infiame them as to extingush their sentiments
in favor of annexation. 1t is the result of q
miserable conspiracy of the government of Sir
John A. Mcdonald and similar to one which
was successfully worked up by the same gov
ernment a few years ago to bring, through the
scare of a Fenian invasion, promoted by itself,
New Brunswick into the Dominion govern
ment at time when it was feared that her
vote would be against the Union. The trick
having been successful once, has been repeat
ed. But we think the people of Nova Scotia
understand it.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
w. Fl. RIPLEY, M. D.,
st. Julian Hotel.
Every FRIDAY, from 10 &


DR.. Ripley is graduate of the Eclectic Medical
College OF Penn, well known to many in this city
asuccessful lecturer on physiology phrenology, psy-
peramental remedes;" he has had 1S years expert
ence in the t. tleatment of chronic diseases. DR.. r.
has been particularly successful in the treatment OF
cords, stiff joints, etc., ETC. Also in paralysis, ca
tarrh bronchitis, curvature and contraction OF spine
disease OF lungs, heart, kidneys liver skin, and ali
cases OF chronic nature.
For the past six years Dr. R. has given special at
tenton to diseases of women and children, and pa
tents of this class will find lady OF experience in
attendance to wait and assist in their treatment
having improved mechanical means for local ap-
plication, together with his concentrated eclectic
vegetable remedies, adapted to the temperament OF
each patient, and with his power for the diagnosis
OF disease and its causes he offers his services with
FREE EXAMINATIONS,
on Friday Of each week. from to p. M, at the st
tied at their residences by special appointment
dc7sntf
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Richardson's Little Washer

THE LITTLE WASHER is used by 10000 New
England families, and d. r. Ham, at Kendall
& Whitney's, is daily extending the sale Of this
admirable household help. Having tried it we
candidly recommend it to all who wish a SIM
pie, portable and yet powerful and satisfactory
washing machine in their families. Price $5.
nov22sn3w
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annual Report of the Secretary of the
Treasury;

IN beginning his annual report to Congress
Secretary Boutwell, refers to the improvement
ofthe financial condition of the country dur
ing the past year. The average rate Of gold
for the year shows an improvement in the val.
ne of paper currency of about IT per cent
The reduction of the national debt from
March /, 1869 to Dec. !, 1870 was 191154,-
765 SO, and the consequent reduction in the
interest account is at the rate of more than
$4,000 per annum. The receipts OF the gov
eminent for the last fiscal year were $411 ,255,-
At SO, and the expenditures for the same pc
riod $780, $50 rs, showing a surplus appli-
cable to the payment of the Public Debt, in
cluding the amount pledged to the Sinking
Fund by the act of Feb. 25th, 1862, of $1O1,-
601, ,91G SS. The estimate of receipts and ex-
penditures for the present year (based upon
the figures of the first quarter) show proba-
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FORT OF POR TLANp
Tuesday, December g.

Tuesday, December q.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, StJohn B via
Eastport Tor Boston.
Sch Romp, Miller, Hillsboro, plaster TO ABB
Morse q Co.
Sch Union. Hadlock. Boston for Cranberry Isles.
Sch nj j Laughton, Laught0n, Pembroke for New
York.
Sch Annie Frye. Smith, Calais for New Haven.
Sch Idaho, Dabbage, Bangor for Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch H I Townsend, Hersey, Calais
Sch Gazelle, Gardiner, Pembroke-Fastern Pacl-
ct Co.
Sch Emeline. Roberts, Wscasset-Easiern Packet
Company.
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Free Eve2aI2ag School
For Young Menu

Free instruction will be given in Reading, Writing
Arithmetic and Book keeping, ON two evenings Of
each week, in the rooms of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, corner of Congress and Brown SITS,
commencing on Thursday Evening neat, Dec 9Th, at
7 1-2 O'Clock.
Young Men desirsus Of improvement in any CT
the above branches, cordially invited to be pres
ent. DEF az
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BrigJ.B BrOiU3s's

Brig J.B. BrOaU2l'S
cargo of StOUe and
egg at $500, other sizes at $500.
IN FACT ALL SIZES 500, erclu-
ding nat at $500 and inelasdi,,0
ACADIA-the GENUINE TRUE
ACADIA, and not an Inferior 0rti-
Gle of Colonial Coat introduced
here 2niscaIIed and offered as sAca-
ala CO0E.'
JOS. III. POOR.
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of the proposed change as Hill prevent an act
of gross injustice to the people Of Maine and
the general government
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Notice of Foreclosure,

,DURLfC notice is hereby given that on the frat
L day Of July, A. d. 1867, James c. Sheridan and
John Grifhths, of Portland In the county OF Cum
berland, by their mortgage deed of that date recor
ded in Cumberland Registry book 355, page 1863, con-
veyed TO the subscriber certain lot OF land situa-
ted the westerly side OF South street, In said
Portland, and bounded; beginning at tho westerly
side line OF South street at the south-easterly
of land formerly owned by John Pettengill, thence
westerly by said Pettengil's land sixty-eeht feet
and six Inches to the south-westerly corner thereof
thence southeaserly parallel with South street sx
ty three feet to stake, thence easery to the north
westerly corner of Hugh Dolans land, thence by
Dolans land eighteen feet and seven inches to South
street, thence nortbwestery by South street to the
point begun att and that the condition OF said mort
gage has been broken, by reason whereof the sub
scrber claims foreclosure of said mortgage pursu-
ant to the statute in snch made and provided.
Dated at Portland this sixth day OF Dec. A ID 1870
JOHN MUSSEY,
by EDW ARO M. RAND, his Attorney.
42W3Wdlt dc7
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
City of Portland.
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,

IN DOA KD UF MAY o X AND ALDEKMkNy
December 8, 1870.
ordered, that this Board will discontinue the out
fail laid out for High street sewer aud will lay out
outtall for the same from Commercial street at
theloot of High ST. running the present ne OF the
present sewer the same, to the present out
let and thence line parallel with the line OF
H ign street, nearly so, to the Harbor Commits
sioners line and will meet tor that purpose on Com
mercia1 street at the foot OF eh on Wednes-
day the twenty-frst dayi of December, current, at
three and halt o'clock In the afternoon, provided
the board shall then adjudgs said laying out neces-
sary.
And that the city clerk give seven days notice
hereof by advertisement in two daily papers OF this
city, and by posting the same in two public places IN
this city and also near the said proposed out-tall
said notice to contain copies OF this order.
Read and passed.
Attest: HI. ROBINSON, City Clerk
A true copy.
Attest: Ii. I. ROBINSON, City Clerk
dc7dtd
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N 4 "a II I q u


In this city. Dec. C, Mrs +. j. Murphy, aged 20
years mouths.
Funeral on Thursday forenoon at 10 o'clock, at
the Allen Mission Chapel, Locust street.
In Phipsburg, Nov. 80. Mrs. Martha j., wife OF
Abner Lowell, aged 80 years.
In Phpsbure, Dec. |, Mr.. Tallman Lowell, aged 65
years 10 months.
In Topsham Nov. %, Capt. Matthew Patten, agcd
70 years.
In Topsham Nov. "a, Mr.. Abner Haley. aged 81
years.
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NEW ORLEANs-Ar 10Th. ship China. Weeks
Iiyerpool; barque Franklin, Holbrook. Phila-
delphia. ~
Ar at sw Pass sOth. brig Adele McIoon. Munros
sAvANNAH-Ar Sd, ship Geo skolaeid. Merri-
Ar 5th ship Puritan. Henry. Phenix Island.
WILMINGTON-Cld ist, sch William Flint. Post,
BALTIMoRE-C'd3 Sd. sch Ralph Carlton. Curtis,
new YORK AR 4ti barque stafa. Broohman
Port Caledonia: schs l. johnson, johnson. Boston
for Philadelphia; Phenix, Smith, Portland for Eliza
bethport: Grand Island, NcIntire, Rockland; Karet
Crocker, Calais; Geo e Prescott, Buekmaster, New
Also ar 3d. brig Monica, Libby, Erzabethport tor
Portland; sch Gem, Thomas. Vlnalhayen:
Ar 9th. barque Syra, Pettengil Shields r.; brig
Don Ouixote Has.ell, Malaga.
PROvIDENCE-Ar 9th, sch Anna Freeman,
Bovnton. Bangor; Gen Howard. johnson q .rdner =;
II Adelbert. DuntoD, Bangor; John Boynton Mitch
NEWPORr-Ar 4th, sebs q Curtis. Paine: Fin
back, Graham. aud Fred Walter, Atwood, Portland
tor Virginia; Chinon. Winslow, do Tor bridgeport.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar Sd. sebs Cherub, Fletcher,
and Alice Cakes, MarsOn Gardiner ter New York /;
Mahaska, Bunker, MilIbrdge tor do. '
Sid Sd. scbs Allen Lewis. John Bird Sarah Wat
son, Ada Allen. Penobseot. and W Dexter.
Ar 9TH, schs Congress. York, Portland for NYork;
Henry Adelbert, Dunton, Gardiner tor Providence.
Sid, brgs Robin. A Larrabee. Chas Miller, Poto-
mac; sehs FRA Frank k 8 Emily N.Y., Northern Light Ad,
Somes, Maryland, Mahaska. j W Woodruff. 4 q
Sawyer. Jed Frye, Ida S Burgess, Beta, Sea Foam,
the East, Wanderer. Lucy. Loehiel, Sea Queen, Sea
bog. Allie Oakes. Anna Elizabeth, Com Kearney,
Henry Adelbert, Tampa, Franconis, Z Glover and
Congress.
Ar 4th. PM schs Jas Ponder. Hudson, and H W
Godfrey, Sears, Portland for New York; Old Chad
McClintock. Rockland Tor do j B Austin. Davis, do
for Philadelphia.
AR 5th, sch Gen Marion, Titus, FIN Providence tor
Portland.
ROSTON--Ar 9Th, schs Madawaska Maid, Tupper,
Boone Bay. NF; Bertha Souder. Crosby, Philadel-
phia; Nellie III, Muller Eastport; Pierce, Farnham,
Bangor; Humboldt. Cousins. Rockport.
Ar 9Th. brigs Robin, Strout. Elizabethport; Poto-
mac, Carver, Newburg: schs Hannah. Staples, Ban
gor; Franklin, Colby, Wiscasset; Good Hope, Pres
sey, Bath.
Cid 6th barque Almira Coombs, Wilson, Aspin-
wall; brig J Ross, Wyman, Mansanilla; seh Car
rie Heyer. Poland. Mobile.
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SPOK EN-.

Oct %. lat 10 8. Ion w, ship Kearsarge, from
Calcutta for New York.
Nov "a. lat 26 Ion 72, brig Peri, from Demarara for
New York.
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NOTICE. TO MARINERS.

Notice is hereby given that the LIST. Glass Can
Buoy, placed to mark Eastern Hue and Cry Rock,
enhance to Portland harbor, Me-, has disappeared.
1t will be replaced as the weather will per.
NIT.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board,
A X. BENHAM,
Portland, Dec. 6, 1870
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JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
solled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price %
cents per bottle. mr28-d1y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r III T.
HOLIDAYS ARE COMING T!
Our Enormous Stock Clogs our Score


EVe'y article Of oar Goods from 10 to 90 Per Cent from
Former Lou Prices!
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$6OOO.
Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the wor'a'
IT, only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliabein-
staptaneous no disappointment ridiculous tints;
Remedies the in effects ofbad dyes; invigorates and
gyes the hair soft and eautiful black.or brown.-
Sold by all Druggistsan Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors wigFactory, 16 Bond st,N.Y
june 3-1sTOsNdiyrSw
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FOREIGN PORTS.


At Bombay Oct %, ship JAS Wright, Morse, fol
CallaO.
At Calcutta Oct 26, ships Ivanhoe, HERMAN for
New York, ldg; John Clark, Poss, and Tennyson
Atwood, unc: barque Chamette, Waite, tor New
York, ldg; and others.
Sid i'm Memel 18th ult. barque Gratta, Strout for
New York.
At Buenos Avres Get 20, barques G A Littleheld,
Carver and Blanche Howe. Ingersoll, Tor New York,
ldg; Tatay Morse for Boston. do.
Sid Oct 29th. barques Ella. Lewis, for New York;
Lord Clarendon. Lavender, do.
Ar at Montevideo Oct rs, barque Helen Marion.
Bulmer. Bangor, land sid 30th for Buenos Ayres.)
SID Oct 20. ship Pride of the Port. Foster for San
Francisco; bar1ue s Spring, Small. for New York !;
25th, ship Gen Shepley, Merriman, Ca,lao.
Ar al Havana 2sth, brig ID Soule, Soule, Cardiff
Sid 2sth, brig M A Berry, Hilman, tor New York
27th bargue L Weldon, Colson, do.
Cid 26th, brig Geo Burnham, Staples, for North OF
Hatteras.
Ar at Matanzas goth ult, sch Grace Webster. Orr.
Portland; 26th, brig Five Brothers, Thurlow, New
York; sch Marcus Hunteg, Orr, Portland.
Sid fun Cardenas 25th ult, barque Il A Coehrane,
Swasey, Savannah.