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1GA NETTING OF THE SOUTHERN RE-
4 Union L o. nl AI5TS ia wv VII b. he'd
SISk. = F" ! 1iteLds-cs Of the mem jers is ur
9e-''' s'iei''h' by d,e e. 2 q TIE pr.,idsn,
JAMES VAN vLECkc. c = hE In hHf lkn
II ti LIMOS sTArE REPusLlc,N isssso-
aud ia s issT rs VEIN AL ;g
s,,s.s uSS tnr = ,n<i a, -. eio k full
r ppo,r, II HOLT, President.
nTSIT1w nATTnkW G8URgH-T0 NOR.
f's:tcf - Ma.thaa Apostle and ESaaraiist iii
Jock Tic I Rem e%@rPgi9f at u
Vi psesch on she occasion. HumneIs N asa No
S. orchestra will be sung for the FIRST time in
~ sos1C CHOIR AssoGIATIoS. - 4.
W%pSE,gaT $3.50 S;,'?Is Hall
Ir mpt in as business OF i'm porssnce will
d-nand their attention By order; 80,
n=REeCUE LODGs.K OF P-9escue I.oig-,
~ knisht.9f Pythias. NETS EVERY THURS,
"a a. - q clGck m, Espa,a's Hall, s;h street
uaf be present on THURSDAY s Ssaey next Tf
5;lp "a; as important business, recurring imme
Holm / sN LAwRENCE,w VIC:
ia 4H Et NlffoxS al ThE SPPi9ERS OF
'o, vas held at that Institution on Septsmber
Th. ~ 70 asops measures in relation to the death
IIii OF the month, wnen Moses Kelly was called
70 ,he chair and George II. b. White appointed sec
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
R,seirsd, That We most sincerely lament the death
c cur associate aud friend yoHN DAWSON JAMES
institution from which il sprung upward of thirty
Ytats, and discharged every duty deyoved upon him
with sbIlIty and fidelity. and earned and enjoy cd the
rcsnect and esteem Of all who know him
hsSoired. That M further testimony of our tespect
Tor his memory We will wear the usual badge of
monrnng fer thirty days and attend his funeral in
Rs'o'red. hat the chairman Of this meeting he an
70 present copy Of these proceedings t. the
Board % Directors and respectfully re auest that thew
NAV be entered upon its minutes
, hsSoref, That cory also be sent 10 the family of
IRE deceased with che expression OF our heartfelt
sympathy in their bereavement
Resofred, That these Proceedings be printed in the
GEO. Ii. B. WHITE. Secretary. 0"'''n"" 1t
rIHE MEMRERS OF EXCELSIOR
b. present at their Hail. 9TH street between stpset
lid Il 1siana Avenue, ON TUESDAY EVENING,
SEPTEMBER 70, at 30 O'Clock, for the purpose Of con-
Ter OF the Iodss Also, Initiation and con'erring Of
q poIK,xuoSBSIH JOHN r HAskINs. VIC.
0@NVTIOE TO IsRAELITES-Rey. DR. B
the Synagogue OF the Hebrew Congregation Adsss
Israel IT, Pennsy iyani. syenne. during the
ing holidays and sATnRRAiS intsrvsning them.
rNOTICE-AlI persons Indebted to me are re-
sUS qrested 10 call AMI settle their accounts at
sells o. s.w. BOGANMD.
r MINERAL WATERS,
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF Srafr

=.
"ASHiNiNsToS, September I7th. lS7p.
Information has been r ceived at this Deu,r,ua,.
~ N hr j. Grey jewell, the Consul Of the United
AT of pore, India, of the death o. istave
>trdsirom. Of the ship sidnigbt .
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IENNsNLvANIA COAL TRADE-The anthra-
cite coal trade III TIE SeEuylkill region il dis
frbCd and production checked by reason of
suspension at several large mines The diff ,ul-
q does not arise in every instance from differ
'ncCS - TO The wages question, but in some
cases rem want OF the Necessary supply of
" alter 10 the boilers. The Philadelphia LEDGER
~its i he total product of ali the anthracite
= M. Anthracite and bI.uminous coal regions
foT the week, ss far a. reported b. the several
SiTrNirg companies, Is 4ls fj2 TONS aQ4lD, Z
i'.,l> tors the previous week-a DECREASE OF
--Ci tCns- and for the fiscal wear Is O5i GS0 tons
-air>t ii, Eo,5S9 tons TO the same dates l.-t
sear, being an increase OF !, ssi so tons.
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TNhE EVENING CLASSES IN uATUENAr
les, Inns hsh Grammar, Book kee ping and pan
man.hp. Al Emerson Institute, l4th street between
and Will lie reorganized on MONDAY, Oct. 81,
ls10. For terms &C, apply TO
J. y PATTERSON
sen " 1874 Vermont avenue
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W NJ ERAL WATERS,
FRENCH GLASS SIPHONS,
SOLD AT
AILBURN-S DRUG STORE.
s3I 18th STREET. OPPOSITE Treasury.

POLAR SODA, KISSINGEN, VICHY, sELT-
FER, SARATOGA, BEDFORD AND BLUE
LICK WATERS, ON DRAUGHT ALL THE
YEAR. ss6t,
T%1oCNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsOCIA-
uS lion, corner 9th and d streets, OPEN from
a. III. TO ~ D.
Menhy LLsTary Hssiihs third Monday evening
OF each month. ~ -
DHtiy Prayer M's'tngS. at u Is arl s p. m
OPen ar S~Tr'rs, Cor. 9Th st. and Pa av,spm
Library and RsadIAs Rooms 5 90 vols frsa to all
IN ICONS 10 members taking books home, 81.
All persons welcome 20 the Rooms. se5u
1-THE ATTENTION OF PARENTS reach-
Us and Dealers il invited TO my new store
No 1926 9TH street, between aud streets, en-
doors above my old stand, where have opened an
unusually large stock OF School Books and Station
sIy. cmITising the most complete assortment in the
District; which am selling at the lowest prices
VIII lrsae and retail.
sci liza RICHARD ROBERTS.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

For RESI.r.O fine; large sld airy .ecOnd story
Ig,pSss; iIi I'll street a s xPgly t.
E'vR SALE Iowa FARM Of q. acres, adJoin-
STsseh q The q SS u; l.tssa 1%
s.sT h'i s.nI rr% # 4 Tp y l5d 81 e: 3
1872 Pennsy snia avenue. - Il In
uANpsOMEbY FURNISHED ROOMS F0R
IL Ia RkNr1At ItII 6 street, eetweep lah nj
iS S,hi nesr the Departments principal hotels, and
LOB sALE-T Three new two story BRICK
l. HOUSES on 10Th street, pesr p, containing six
ard E'h F s sna spey IN ~ a.
By, No t2l ieth street, or to GEO. II. TUITION
L'UR RENT-One three story BRlCK HOUSE,
Rm NJ ris isac II Fenb 1.P
mia enus. aux II
Il Pa. avenue over Mohun & Bestor's bookstore:
large rooms. wide ard spacious passages;
sn2a-tf 324 Indiana avenue.
E'OR RENT OR SALE-The best GARDEN
fAbM in the District VIII be rented On reason
tc ALEXANDER 4 son, Marble Building 7th
street. opposite Patent Office. suss I'm
EoR sALE, ON LONG TIsE-rhe whole Of
.gusre ess situsted on Capitol Hui, between 9Th
and 10th streets and and Q streets north, di
snce in monthly payments OF from So 20 IS per
meath. Inquire Of Jos. =. KELLEY, Real Estate
. asssi No soa s'A street w. between s ssa
EOR eALE-A three-stOry BRICK, on 10th street
= west, near corner north; nine roOms-wster in
kitchen win sell cheap. wv nowv..v
je7n No. . Intellissneer Building.
EOR RENT.-The "sEMISARY BUILDING,n
Il corner Of Gay and VI ashington streets, George
town, having ehsnsed ands, the Rooms will FOR
each Families can be supplied with board in the
situated on high srouns, within two hundred yaTis
Of the railroad cars For terms. &C.. apply on the
Real Estate Broker.
su5t No. 81 Congress St, Georgetown.
DOR RENT-one nice tnree-story BRICK
A.. aeusE o9nt.nging ROOM, With gas aud water
tween and q. For terms apply 70 ,,uvsoy
ie.7t 1Is 18th street. between 9 ard h.
EoR RENT-The UPPER FLOODS Of the new
L building s35 Pennsylvsnis avenue between 9th
and 10th sts Rooms large and eleg suitable for
DEaPsEY' bs%p:sy 5 oTeol. Pa p srenas
between 9Th and 10Th SITS. jail
EoR RFNT-severaI neat ana oomfortable UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS, centrally located, suit
To good tenants they viii be lie, very cheap. Rssi
eayabh ~1ontaiy, - adsases. Apply ct The Star
ONCE, counting room. apn-r
For RENT fine COUNTRY SEAT. IL fun
.D HALL Eoss d Re-: S 4 .ss .:ss:
ROB sALK Oh EXCHANGE.
10000 ACRES OF LAND in Msoou county, y.
ooO acre. n dhe4 l5 county, t6roskhn an:
grazing lands, and covered with choice timber; su
IN snd .9S sE'
oregon; Will exchange for city property, or Fart
'Ash VII" POI 3. Il Al ssWrTIANp. veder., n,oos
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An ALLEGED COUNTERFEITEE ARRESTED
" m Shelley, said 10 be q notorious manuflc-
',rer Of counterfeit plates, has been arrested in
New York, and in hi- possession Wa found "A set
g Plates for counterfeiting of the new issue or
li'CCn-cCnt fractional currency.
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II q u ; A L +. a..

The handsome BRICK RESIDENCE No. s26
I2ih street, between New York avenue and 1 street
\. W, can be purchased from Us on the most &C,
G, nrncdatpg terms The location is central, and
the house very desirable and comfortable Only
$500 cash required; balance long time
sef-Jt &. W. HAvENSER & co.
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CORPORATION BONDS TAKEN AT PAR
" One-hsn cash, balance in Carpets, Olcioths,
MaftiDes, window Shades, Table Linens, Towels,
Hair and shuek Mattresses, Feather Pillows, &c.
ADAMS0NS.
selo- tse,0 sos 9Th ct /, next to Penna. sveD
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IL ches front by leo feet deep oae fquare north Of
Pennsylvania avenue; water and gas in street and
pavement lad Terms easy and title perfect Fur
further particulars apply on the premises, No. 1921
street n. w, between I'D and 2ith, opposite the
Circle AZ 10 lmI
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BRICk HOUSES.

With la rooms. coal cellars, wash rooms, halls
vestIhules water and gas; front yards located in an
excellent and inrro ing part of the city Great in-
duo ents o red to purchasers. win accent a cash
payne MT low as SlC0 balance long time. Appli-
cams can address j. Il L." City 2. o., ID. C..
giving name and residence, and YOU will be Informed
of All The particulars at once You can bus a house
WIFI the moEey you pay out for rent. Single men
can buy for an Investment and the rent OF the house
will nearly pay the MT nthly dues
el9 Ct D Il L. = Civ p q ID a.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-23
War Notes.

The Bordeaux Government is in receipt of
advices from Paris by balloon, to the 18th OF
December The news is favorable The re-
ports circulated of riots within the city are
false. There had been no engagements with
the investing army since Saturday, Dec. 80.
The Government authorities at Paris had puo-
lished in the official journal OF the Republic a
report of the amount and condition of the pro-
visions still on hand in the city. The report
was very favorable. Trochu had ordered the
Prussian officers whom he held as prisoners of
war; to be sent back to Versailles. He pre-
viously had them conducted through the i'm
mense stores of provisions and munitions of
war which are collected in the city, in order
that the enemy might be disabused of the idea
that further resistance was impossible. 1t is
reported tina. the Prussians have occupied
Tours and that they found no serious opposi-
<iap
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-23

tried to get the knife away from him, and got
my hands cut. He then cut me four times on
the head. l broke his hold from my hair and
he caught me by the wrapper; 1 threw the
wrapper Oft, and ran into the other room and
fastened the door and screamed "murderw
three times. I don't know where Latin went
When he was struck he had the carpet under
the right arm and pushed Hoswe! away with
his left. The first person saw after the ARRAY
was Mr.. Fowles; Mr.. Latin was not in the
tered an improper word or did an improper act
to me in his life, and believe he was as honor
able and pure as child.
have always been to Edward II. Roswell
chaste and upright wife, and have nothing
to regret. JANE L. HoswELL.
Appended to the affidavit is the certificate Of
the justice, S. X. Gilman, dated at Hallowell
Dee IA
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-23

Maggie Robinson, a colored girl, kidnapped
at st. Louis two and half years ago, and tax.
en- to Cuba and sold into slavery, has been re-
leased through the efforts of the American
Consul.
The weather at st. Louis is extremely cold.
The river is full of ice, and all steamers not
ready to leave port have been ordered to safe
positions below the city. s4 81.
The Prussians have been charged with using
explosive bullets. Per contra, it is said that
the French have mitrailleuses which are dis
charged by steam instead of powder, causing
no report and completely masking their situa-
ton.
A new tariff on thu trunk lines running to
the West lower than the ordinary winter rates,
has been agreed on, to go into effect on the
26th.
Steamers r. E. Lee and Potomac came into
collision at Natchez Thursday. The Lee was
sunk and the Potomac badly injured.
A Park Row shoe manufacturer commenced
work on Monday with non-society men, but
the striking Crispins have forced him to sus-
pend operations and discharge the men whom
he had recently employed.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-23
The State Apper,ionmen, Of 1s6O.


To the Editor Of the Press.
I have read your articles on "redistrict-
ing the State" think there was no real in
justice in the districting of the State in 1867
It will be found that each county had fair
representation, taking the Senate and House
of Representatives together. For instance in
1860 the county Of Androscoggin had more
than population enough for oneSenator but not
enough for two. The county got only one
Senator, but think one representative more
than it was strictly entitled to. Piscataquis
county had not enough population for one
Senator but was given one, and perhaps lost
one representative by it. Penobscot had a
large fraction of population more than enough
for three Senators, but only got three, and
think gained one representative. Cumber-
land county had not enough population for
4 Senatorsabut got 4, and I think not as many
representatives as it was entitled to by one;
and SO on through all the counties in the State.
In this way the representation was "evened
up" it being better to do SO than to divide
counties in making up Senatorial districts 1
write from memory and may be mistaken ON
some particulars, but the general statement
above is correct \
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-23
DAILY PRESS.
ND.
Friday Morning, December %. 1870
PORTLAND,
Not lmunculate.

Our Washington correspondent yesterday
yindicated the good faith of the members of
the House in voting for the repeal of the
ranking privilege. At the same time be ar
gued strongly against the desirability of the
repeal. His state of feeling is very much like
that of the Representatives themselves, we
imagine. He is opposed to the repeal of the
ranking privilege, but is conscious of an i'm
mense adverse pressure from outside. Con-
gressmen, with only two years tenure of
Office, are Obliged to conceal their real feeling,
and, as a matter of form, vote to do that
which they know will not meet the approval
of the more independent Senate. We have
seen outbursts of virtuous indignation over
aspersions upon the perfect honor and sim
certify of Congressman before, and know how
to appreciate them. When Gen. Butler was
rebuked by judge for speaking disrespect-
fullyof;a Harvard professor, soon after the
execution of Webster, he replied, "Wby,
your Honor, we hung one of them the other
day." With the example of Fernando and
Ben Wood, John Morissey, Whittemore,
OutA0h VI 1cuucSoec, 0Va"uJt VAAAPSJ ,
Sprague, Salisbury, Yates and other black
legs, forgers, bigamists, gamblers and drunk
ards who adorn the halls of Congress, we
suppose that members of Congress average
about the same as other people as respects
morals. Some of them are very good men,
and some Of them, like those we have named.
are very bad-too bad for any place, to say
nothing of their position as members of the
highest legislative body in the world.
The position of our correspondent that
these men are above criticism, is calculated
to excite indignation were it not for its ex-
treme absurdity. Deplorable indeed would
be the condition of the American people if
they were compelled to submit with res
pectful and awe.struck silence to whatever
the Hon. John Morrissey, or the Hon. Fer
nando Wood may say or do.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-23

the Isle of Shoals, was knocked overheard by
the boom. The wind being heavy. and the
lnainsail down, the schooner could not be
brought too in season to save him. Mr.. Smith
was 81 years of age, unmarried and temper
ate and worthy man.
George Reynolds, who has been carrying on
operations as entry and clothes thief in Dover,
N. H., was arrested in Biddeford last Monday
The Biddeford Democrat says the copora-
tors of the Portland & Rutland Railroad Co.
seem determined to head off, if they can. the
building of the Saco River railroad They
propose to ask the Legislature for permission,
to change the location of their road and build
branch to Saco. OF course the intention IS
to do away with the propriety OF the Saeo
River road. 1t calls upon the friends OF the
river road to look out that they are not headed
off,
A party of Engineers accompanied by Col
Herrick and others of Alfred, have been dur
ing the past week making preliminary sur
yev and examination of the route for a rail-
road from or near Wells depot to Alfred.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-23
state News.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.

ANOnOSCO16lN COUNTY.
A "big black dog" according to the Lewis
ton Journal, stopped a runaway horse in that
city on Wednesday, by Selling the reins in his
teeth and hanging on until the horse was eff
fectnally stopped.
The new church edifce, built by the Second
+. Baptist church in Poland, will be dedcat-
ed on Thursday, December 29th. 1t is ex-
eedicatOry sermon,
HANCOCK COUNTY.
A Castine correspondent of the Bangor
week, Mr.. Frederick P. Spofford, one of the
most wealthy and respected merchants of
Deer Isle, went into his store, tied rope
aroundlhis neck, attached weight to the rope,
and then went to wharf short distance
from his store, Jumped off into the dock and
was drowned. No satisfactory reaeon can be
given why he should commit the act, except
that he had met with some losses in navigation
and at times he seemed very low spirited,
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
The trial of Latin cost the county of Kenne-
bee $2G80, "a, and the State $7OO-the State ex-
penses were $500 allowed to the prisoners
counsel and $500 extra to the County Attor-
ney.
KNOX COUNTY.
The dwelling house of F. e. Singh, in
hocklandlwas destroyed by FIRE on Friday last,
WIN nearly all its contents Insurance. So, eco,
as we learn from the Free Press,
Inc directors of the Lime Rock bank are
r rdiSnenins their vault against future dep
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
A nre IN bangor Thursday DESTROYED a three
story brick block in Mercantile Scnora Pan1
gor, occupied by M. H. AndrewdS' Ssno;,n
academy, Chas. Blackwelrs saloon Graanonree
& Taylor's produce store and James Graon'
acre, barber. The building was owned hv
James Greenacre. Loss $4,000; insured S150o
Andrews loss was $3.50; insured eight hun.
dred. BlackwelPs loss was two thousand.
insured one thousand. Greepacre g. Taylor's
loss was three hundred no insurance.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
The Advocate says fire broke out in the
store of j. p. Churchill, ESQ.,, at one o'clock
Saturday night, which was DESTROYED with all
its contents, as also the Carrabassett House on
the lot adjoining. The store was occupied by
Mr. Churchill as variety store, Mr. George
"A; smith. clothing store, postofice, and S. j.
walton, Esq, law Office. The hotel was own
ed by W. & w. S. Jacobs, most of the con-
; ;ents OF which were saved, as we learn. No
insurance on the hotel or store,
WALDO COUNTY.
line Celebration of the one hundredth ami
Vprsary OF the settlement of Belfast took place
wednesday evering at Hayfords Hall before
large audience. Introductory remarks were
made by -Gov: Crosby followed by centenp.
1ai address 0y Hon. Joseph Williamson, and
other exercises
YORK COUNTY.
Mr.. Oliver Smith, of Kennebunkport. while
helping reef the mainsail of schooner Frank of
Aennebunk on the afternoon of the 21st, near
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-23

An Absolute Safeguard
Invalids, broken down in heath and spirits by
Chronic Dyspepsia, suffering from the terrible ex-
haustion which follows the attacks of acute disease
the testimony of thousands who have been raised as
by miracle from a similar state Of prostraton by
Hosetters Stomach Bitters, sure guarantee that
by the same means you too may be strengthened and
restored But to those who stand in peril of cpl lem
les, to all who by reason of exposure privations and
uncongenial climate or unhealthy pursuits, may at
any moment BIO stricken down, this paragraph is
most particularly and emphatically addressed. You
who are thus situated, are protered an absolute
safeguard against the danger that menaces you.
Tone and regulate the system with this harmless
medical Stimulant and Alternative, and you will be
forearmed against the malades whose seeds
foat around you in the air unseen. Hostetter's
Stomach Btters are not only standard Tonic
and Alternative throughout the United States,
but they are accredited by the certificates OF the most
distinguished citizens of the Union to the people of
all other lands. In Cana1a Australia and the West
Indies, they are gradually taking place of all other
stomachics, whether native foreign and as sure
y as truth is progressive and demonstration over
throws doubt, they will eventually super cede every
other Invigorant and Restorative now employed in
medical practice.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-23
Entire Stock for Sale !

Don't forget that Sweetsir & Merrin are selling
their entire of Fancy Goods at the very Lowest
prices. They have large variety OF Holida1 Goods
which they are selling below the market value.
GR-Call and see.
No. 100 Middle Street.
dc2Qsn1W&
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-23
FOR EIGN PORTS

Ar at Cebu 9th ult, barque Chasca, Crockett from
Hong Kong to load Tor England.
Ar at Palermo 24th uit, brig John Brightman,
Al At Liverpool 18th inst ship A,racan Spencer.
Ar at Buenos Ayres It'll ult, barque American
Lods, Park. Baltimore.
In port lath ut ship Charter Oak, Tatey. for Liv-
Charlotte A Littlefeld, Carver, and Blanche How.
Ingergoi, for New York, do; Josephine. Haven, and
Park, from Baltimore. ar 7th. do.
0ls St o MaI ,s tana sailed 18th tor Paysandu
Buenos Ayres) for New York, ldg.
At Pernambuco 2sth ult. brig Sly Boots. for Port
Ar at st Thomas 10th inst. brig Maria White, Bry-
ant, Barbadoes 18th, katahdin. Saunders, from Rio
Ar at Trinidad 4th inst, brig clarabelle, Tracey,
New York.
Ar at Havana 18th inst, barques Mary Rideout
Tucker Glasgow; Emma Herman. Randall, Bos-
ton, Frohock. New York.
Cid 10th, brig Clara Brown, Osgood. Baltimore.
Sid 18th. brig Carrie burlington, Durgin, North of
In port Iath. baraue Stampede, Gikey. for New
York ldg +; briggs Faus tina, Patterson, ior Bslti-
Souie, Soule; OnaIaska, Wheeler, and F Allen,
Clark. unc; j Bckmore, Henley, and Keystone.
B Barter disg; schs Guiding STAR Gray. and William
Ar at Cardenas 14tb, brig W H Bickmore, Bick.
more m PoIHtland 18th, sch Irvine. McLarren from
Ar at Matanzas 10th inst, brig Torrent. Tibbetts,
PhilaSGelphia; lsth' Oaraus g W Roosevelt HERMAN
Sid 10th, barque Ellen Stevens. Mountfort New
York brigs JAS Davis, Partridge, st Mays; Moran
cy, Hill, Wilmington; 18th, barque George Hunt
Gray, New York; 18th. brig Hattie s Bishop. Dag.
gett, do; sch Marcus Hunter, Orr, POrtland: 14t6
barQue Rachel Norton, Fernandina; 18TH scb Grace
Webster, Orr, Galveston.
Ar at st John, NIB. 18th inst, sch Ida j. Sadler,
Portland.
CID nth, sch Hume, Digelus, Havana.
[Per City Of London, at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 10th inst. Harriet Hussey, Ul-
mer. New Orleans
Sid 9th, Clara j Adams McFadden. Buenos Avres
Ar at Gloucester, E, Sd inst, NJ w Brett, Blanch.
ard, Stettin.
AZ at Deal sth. Majestic, Durham from Baltimore
for Bremen.
Sid I'm Newport 9Th. Fannie, Clapp, CIeniuegos.
A. at Penarth Sd, Maleville Waite. London,
On Sandsate TIN, Deborah Pennell Reed, from
Bremen for New York
Ar at Cardiff It'll @ Jewett, Reed, London, land
ent out tor Galveston.)
SD i'm Sourabava Oct %, Clara. Nickels, Boston.
ga I'm Iexel 18th inst, Uncle Joe Sevell England.
g otu I'M bremerhaven 9Th inst, Oneida McCilvery,
Sid I'm Cuxhaven 9th inst, Messenger, Leavitt Tor
MontevideO.
SPOKEN.
Oct6. lat % s, Ion 81 E, ship Fearless, from Padang
for Boston.
Dec 49, lat IS 40, lon Ct 70, ship VIM NJ Reed. from
Savannah for Liverpool.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-23
BrigJ.B. BrOiU2s'S

Brig j. b. BrOiUnS
cargo of St0ve and
egg at 90, other sizes at $500.
IN FACT ALL SIZES 500, ecczu-
ding nat at $500 and includinq
ACADIA-the GENUINE TRUE
ACADIA, and not an inferior arti-
cte of Colonial Coat introduced
here miscalled and offered as 'Aca-
diG COnE.'
JOS. III. POOR.
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