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The Portland daily press., 1870-02-12

SENATOR Trumbull's house in Washington
is built upon the site of the Old Capital Pris
on, on the spot where Calhoun breatbed hi,
last, Wirtz perished from hanging, Mrs. Sur
ratt was confined, and Mrs. Greenoush an(
Belle Boyd fingered in prison.
An Illinois undertaken sent the followins
entertaining note to sick man: Dear Sir
Having positive proof that you are rapidly
approaching deaths gate, have thought 4
not imprudent to call your attention TO the
enclosed advertisement of my abundant
stock OF ready-made coffins, and desire to
make the suggestion that you signify to yopr
friends wish for the purchase of your burial
outfit at my establishment.
The Lewiston journal says that there was
many years ago, Lazy Mans Society organ
lzed in certain town in Oxford County.
one OF the articles required that no man be-
longing to the Society should ever be in hur-
ry. Should he violate this article he must
treat the other members. Now it happened
on time that the village doctor was seen
driving post haste through the streets, to visit
= patient. The members of the Society saw
him and chuckled over the idea of a troat,
and on his return reminded him of his fast
1iding, and violation CT the rules. mot at
ALL" said the doctor; "the truth was. nv
horse was determined to go, and felt too
lazy to stop hlmw They did not catch him
that time,
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The DECLINE OF AMERICAN CoMMrRcr

THE DECLINE OF AMERICAN COMMERCE
washington dispatches say the Select Com
mettee on the Decline of American Commerce
Will present their report in the House next
Monday. 1t enters fully into the causes OF
the decline and makes numerous suggestions;
recommends drawback upon all materials
used for shipbuildipg, and the repeal of ton
mage duties upon American vessels. The COM
mittee ascertained that the present system of
harbor masters and pilots entails heavy ex-
pense and frequent delay in discharging car
goes, etc., and they recommend the abolition
ofboth. If the owners of vessels desire to en-
ploy pilots they will be allowed to do so or not
as they see fit. The committee will probably
recommend general plan for encouraging
lines ofvessels between New York and Europe
and South American ports, not favoring any
particular line, although there are several of
these before them
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The Maine Historical Society.

AUGUSTA, Feb. II, 1870.
10 the Editor of the Press:
Inc Maine Historical Society was held in
.ne court House yesterday afternoon, [the
resident, Mr.. Bourne, arriving in the after.
noon Train. Mr.. Bradbury remarked that the
Iociety had this meeting more particularly to
uear the papers prepared by Committee that
lau aurlng the past summer been engaged in
- l,i''orical researches and investigations of the
oys'er Shell Beds and other remarkable fea-
.;n s~es N the vicinity of Pemaquid and DANA
nur'ng the afternoon several papers were
ieau W new DIR. Ballard. The first was paper
prepared by Rev. Mr.. vetromiIe of Biddeford.
relative to the custom among the Indians Of
celebrating the Summer solstice by kindling
bonfires in the square of the principal settle.
ments The tact that the day designated for
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and thinks the earges were in.tlinted hr ihe

aud thinks the earges were instituted BY the
sailors with hope of extorting money
The committee entrusted with the inyestiga-
ton into the alleged frauds of Lenaban. book
keeper in the Methodist Book Concern. report
that no frauds were committed but that the
charge of fraud against Lenahau arose from
inaccuracies made by his successor. The COM
mittee further add that since 1856 the nrofts
of the establishment have averaged over s7s.-
900, Notwithstanding the panic of 1857. and ibe
loss of Southern trade during the rebellion.
A train on the Boston, Concord and Mon
treal Railroad had an almost miraculous es-
cape from accident and loss of life near Went
worth Thursday afternoon. The axle of one Of
the rear drivers broke close up to its insertion,
aud the driver cleared itself and ran full Two
rods up a steep bank. The engine did not 90
of the track, but was able to back to Went
worth on three drivers and get another engine.
| The escape seems wonderful
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MAD. klstori is now playing at second
rate theatre in Florence called LIE Logic
A bust of the late James T. Braoy was for
| mally presented to the New York law Lib
rary on Wednesday.
The litigation in the Courts between Mr..
James Fisk, Jr., and RAMSAY, of the ALBANY
d Susquehanna Railroad, has begun again.
Mrs. Susan B. Anthony IS fifty wears old on
the 18th inst. She does not attempt to con-
ceal the fact, but rather glories in it! Good
for Susan!
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1T appears that Gen. Slocum's resolution
taking notice Of Congressman selling theil
appointments was not the first action had in
the matter. The N. Y. Sun remembers tha
six years ago Mr.. Boutwell,, then member o
Congress, forwarded to the War Department
aletter he had received offering him one thou
sand dollars for cadetsbip in his gift. AZ
terward, when the list of the yorng men who
had been admitted to the Military Academy
was sent to the War Department, the name
OF the person who had made the offer to Mr.,
Boutwell, was among them. He bad been ap.
pointed by member Of the House of Repre-
sentatives from Michigan. Inquiry was made,
and it was proved that the cadet was the au.
thor Of the letter to Mr.. Boutwell, Offering the
thousand dollars; and thereupon Mr.. Stanton
peremptorily dismissed him, and called upon
the gentleman from Michigan for an explana-
ton. OF course he affirmed that he had re-
ceived no pecuniary consideration for the ap-
pontment, and as there was no evidence that
he had, the young man alone was punished.
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MARYLAND resists the casting out of the
devil OF ignorance. A scandalous affair took
place last week near Champion in that State
Mr.. Ely, farmer, happened to have lodging
IN his house school teacher named Hamil-
ton, who had the presumption to teach negro
children their letters. That was an unpar
donable offence. A mob surrounded the Ely
farm and called out for the invader of their
privileges, exclaiming: "We want to lynch
any white man that comes here to teach mig
gers, when it's against the wishes of the white
people in this part" The upshot of all was
that Mr.. Hamilton was forced to promise to
close the school. And yet those people pro-
test that the uegro is too ignorant to be en-
trusted with the franchise.
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SLIGHTLY PERsoSAL-T The Bddeford Jour.
nal says that A. G. Benson, of good appear
ance, large eyes, glib in conversation. repre-
senting himself as having been colonel in the
war, and now publisher and member of the
firm OF johnson & Co., or any other firm, is a
rascal and swindler, by which means he gets
his living. As he is travelling, will the press
both east and west 'pass him round" City
Marshal bill will be thankful to hear Of his
whereabouts
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IHE Legislature of Utah has passed an act
conferrlng suffrage upon the numerous women
Oh that territory. Altogether they number
$1,000, of whom $4,000 will be qualified to
vote. AS they will outnumber the male vot-
ers they can abolish polygamy if so disposed,
oat those who have the best opportunities
ior Judging think they will vote as the, men
aesire' Ihis will rather puzzle Miss Anna
Dickinson, who attributes polygamv to the
distranchisement of women.
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cribed to Captain Il. w. Shuieldt, con
anding the "Miantonomoh' now in tn
rt.
Though the thick mists of departed time,
L trace lies pathway o. hope and iear;
As here and new IN 'uil manu ood's prime,
L stand un the brink OF smother year.
ttand on the bunk OF forty y-three;
Aud look at hie as IL seems 10 me.
IL seems to ne
Like ship. upon wIde, wide sea.
Far away where the waters meets the sky.
L .race Ohm speck, my ch'luhood's bone.
As dear to my heart as the sta's On high,
As dis ant. alasi wherever roam.
Whereser i roam ~ nv ship at sea,
Childhood will never come brk To me.
Come back 10 me
Only In dreams, upon tue wide, wide sea.
Never upon Youths verdant Shore
Are heart wrecks strcwn OF burning love,
Whose dying embefs will never more
hekindle, or my heart pulse move;
81, heari-puise move, no; as well alight
Inc murky gloom OF a CLOUDY night.
OF cloudy night
with the glimmer OF a beacon's light.
In the oceans storm are flying clouds.
And The bowling winds go moaning by:
These are my dead trierUship's shruuds,
And their sad and morrntu' elegy.
Mournful elegy, Ger hopes and fears,
Buried in growth OF matui er yea s.
Maturer yearsi
Are but vain clouds of repentant tears!
But saddest OF all is ambitions wreck,
As 1t foateth by with patriot aim
And glorious hopes, on its ghostly deck,
Lost in the SUI G S of the main,
Wailing as it sinks, and forevermore
Deep In the sea which hath no shore.
Which hath no shore.
Lost, lost for ever and ever more.
Is there no port for the ship that sails,
Laden with sorrow, burtbeDed with grief
When borne along with fav'rir gales
She NAV reach a haven of pure re'iet?
It ere Is, am told. ia an unknown sea
An Island, as lovely as one can be
. An Unknown Sea!
An! there would rest at "Forty-t three
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IF GENERAL F1Tz JOHN PORTER does no,
succeed in getting himself whitewashed and
restored to the respect and confidence of his
cauhtrymen it will not be for the want o.
proper enort' just now he is issuing Gan
appeal to the President of the United States /,
In which he publishes all the testimonials q,
good moral character that he can collect from
Mcclellan and other generals. His purpose
is to have his case reexamined.
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-12

The Peabody funeral baked meats disagreed
with the urtamed, untamable editor of the
Brunswick Telegraph, and his mental powers
were SO much impaired that upon his return
to Brunswick he was misl lid by the demon of
indigestion to write what was not true, in that
h said the PRESS had deprecated the charac-
ter of George Peabody.
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-12

LIQUOR LEGISLATION IN MASSACHUSETTS
In the Massachusetts, House, Thursday, a ma
joriiy of the proper committee reported a IL
cense bill. The Boston Advertiser saws if sis
an improvement on the license law of 1853.
The fees are intended to be higher, the dis.
elimination more just and equitable, and the
details Of the bill are encountered with a., li,tle
useless machinery as possible. If the lesisla
ture were likely to pass license bill at ALL this
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-12

Mr.. Atkinson of Embden seems to take
upon himself the whole burden of the oppo.
sition to railroad consolidation at the Legis-
lative hearings. And even that chivalrous
gentleman bases his opposition rather upon
the alleged fact that the Somerset road will
be uafavoraby afft cted by consolidation than
upon any objection to the abstract proposi.
ton,
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Eyftrst Page To-day-The Paint of q
ministers Door Bell; Murder and outrases Ia
tennessee Brigham Young as a smuSgler
General News.
fsgytA Pags-ovrr the Mountslas High
The Cantelope's courtshlp.
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A STRANGE SToRY.-The Temperance Ad-
cocate tells of a Gorham rumseller of the
baser sort who was Indicted and about to be
tried, when his attorney presented pardon
signed by Gov. Chamberlain and he was re-
leased. The Advocate wants some of the
lOrtland dailies to throw some light on the
suoect' We find ourselves unable to to do so.
especially as the Governor has no shadow of
authority to interfere while prosecution is
pending. He can pardon after conviction
ana nothing more. The Aduocate has evil
IDENTIFY been imposed upon
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-12

A GREAT MANY of our citizens were disap-
pointed last Saturday because they could not
obtain their oysters as usual for their Sundav
dinner. To-day, Timmons & Hawes wonld
invite you to come direct to their place of
business, Is and 16 Market Square, and they
warrant you shall not be Disappointed; but
VIII I'LL your can with the best Oysters you
have had this season.
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-12

HAIR CoLoR1NG PREPARATIONS DOOMED
Beware OF bottle dyes in the shape of silver
hair dyes and sediment fluids. Tbev are all
pestiferous and dangerous. Phalou's yitalia
or Salvation for the Hair, a perfectly pure
transparent, harmless and agreeable prepara-
ton, IS the only agent that will change grew
hair to Its natural color without risk or onv
disgusting consequences. feb1oeod1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-12

The hennebec Journal thinks the Dickev-
Keegan fight is just begun. If our contem-
poray is right we shall advocate the division
of Maine and the setting up of Madawaska
as an Independent State, with the classic
name of Acadia" and Keegan for Represent
alive to Conorass
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-12

"A W1DE-AwAKE MAN, acquainted with life
insurance business, can find money in the
agency OF the Union Mutual Life Insurance
20. OF Maine; one of the soundest companies
In the country, and that can make a financial
exhibit excelled by none. See Mr.. Water
mans advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-12

THE NEW BOUNTY LAw.-The bill which
passed the House last week and is now before
the Senate, providing bounties for the first
volunteers of the war is in the following
terms:
That every non-commissioned officer. musi-
can, WAGNER, artificer ard private OF volun-
teers enlisted or mustered in by virtue of the
proclamation OF the President of the United
States aud general orders or the war Depart
ment dated May 4th and May 25th 1861. is
sued in accordance Herewith, prior to July
22d, 1861, shall be paid the allowance of one
hundred dollars provided by said procIama-
ton and general orders in all cases where
such non-commissoned officer, musician.
WAGNER, artiicer or private was houorably
discharged or mustered out OF service by com.
petent authority. And in all cases where
such non-commissioDed officer, musician. wag-
onar, artifcer or private has died since such
discharge or muster out, the same shall be
paid to his widow, children, or father and
mother in the order herein named. And the
wild Nv, children, or father and mother of apy
soldier who enlisted for less period than one |
year and who was killed or died in the SER
vice, shall be entitled to the same bounties as
have been provided by law when soldier en-
listed for two years.
II the bill passes the Senate it will require
the expenditure of at least three millions of
dollars
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one would deserve favorable consideration. -
A minority of the committee reported amend =
meDts to tue law of last winier while another
minority disserts from both extremes
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ALWAYS READY to cure Hacking Cough
remove the pain from the Chest or Lungs, or
allay the feverish symptoms attending Kidney
Complaint:-this is what is heard from bun-
dreds who have used the WHITE PINE Cow.
P0ITND Tru
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WE would call attention to the advertise
ment OF Henderson & Staples, and the certfi-
Gates from well known residents of Portland.
fabid
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SEE Kaler, Bowen & Merrill's Price List in
another column. They offer good articles at
extremely low prices.
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"A FACT WORTH KNowING.-That Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Goats and other Rubber arti-
cles can be repaired in neat substantial man.
ner at Halls Rubber store, under Falmouth
Hotel. fab1Od1w
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battle in Sebago water, at Smiths, 10O Ex-
change street. Hot or cold bath, 80 cents.
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FORTY cents invested in one quart of oysters
iresh from Virginia, will make you nice din
ner next Sunday. Freeman & Co., 1O1 Fed
eral street, have some OF the finest we have
ever seen. dec11eStf
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rhis splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
tie only true and perfect Dye UNLESS, reliable,
santaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous ,ints;
remedies the i'll effects ofbad dyes; invigoraes and
caves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
sold by all Druggists and Periumers, AMI properly
ppied at the Wig gFactory, l6 Bond st. NY
june 3-sNd1yI&w
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BILL Heads, Blanks, Cards, Circulars Tags,
Labels and Job Printing of every description
at the lowest price, at the Daily Press Printing
House. VIM. M MARKS
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Nesc England Office,
I5I Comm erciaI ST, Portland. Me.
Warren's Cough Balsam.

Is beyond question the very best medicine of the
DAY for all COUGHS. COLDS, Sore THROAT and
LUNGS! Also, :or WhocpiDg Cough and Croop in
Children it IS the mcst effective medicine ever used
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
f. BRADBURY, Proprietor, Bangor, Me.
oEo. G. GOODWIN & Co., Boston, Agents tor
New England. octoaooae,nsn
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WE would advise the ladies to examine first
Aaler, Bowen & Merrill's price list; then call
and see the goods.
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IMPORTS.

steamer FIussian. lrom LycTrool-32 pkss mdse,
j. Pflnde; crates do. II Lowell: Case seeds,
kendaI q whitney bales mdse, NJ Bailey:
case, agent u I Il; 2crates elrtbern ware, Els
worth q Son: a. pkgs Eastern TX
sen ulisa, from ST Gcorge-3s5 ibis lime, to " D
DAVIS: ,0do, Hammond.
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STEREOSCOPIC TIEWS
NE OElGrCHa :snH Fleet

ihese are the only Scereoscopic Views OF the Pea.
pouy reception, taken by D. W. Butte r6eld of b; 5.
ION, Snmpr sing some Twelve different pictures in
c9upg very hne one of the Inter or or CITY Hall
s+raat raplsned @ by LOWELL q SFNTER, Exchange
VI saie oh OF aooot the l0ih. 1eisn2w
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In Biddeford. Feb 5, Alvin Milken and Mary s.
GOwen.
In 6iddeford, Feb. s. Joseph Miller and Mrs. Su-
san Morrill,.
In 4 homaston, Jan. 9e. Edwin Walsh, ESQ.,. and
Oevia aliace OF Wadoborc.
Burgess.
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ATWOOD has large supply OF those superior
Norfolk Oysters.
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A uint Tor New Years,

Our mail Subscribers viii see by the date on their
pape,s the time to which they have paid. VIII oil
n arrears please be as prompt as possible In tayInz
the sane. Terms ss.eO a year In advance.
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oEPARCURE OF OCEAN srEAmxRs
MARIN f N EwS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, Feb

Friday, Feb1i.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Prussian, tBrl d ton, Liverpool 27th
ult via Londonderry 2eth. with passer gers and mdse
to d a Allan,
Steamer New Brunswick, Pike, st John, NIB, via
Eastport.
Barque Argentine, Atwood, Boston, TO load for
Buenos Ayres.
Sch Utica, Brl Maloney, st George NIB.
Sch Z la s. tBrl Lewis. Providence
sch lice s. Allev Boston. 10 load Ior PHILADELPHIA
Sch George q Emily, Harris Boston
Sch q I Hedges, franklin Boston,
Sch joseph ID 'dge, Boston
Sch 3 Woodbury.. Craig, Gloucester
Sch been Mana Prince, Camden
Sch N, stlc Tie, union oclwicb,
for New York.
cg- Signal tor barque
CLEARED.
Brig Ro'erson Mayo, Cardenas-Phnney & jack
son.
Sch FL Prescott, Freeman, New York-A Hob.
son.
Sch Amazon, Warren. Belfast,
BY TEL. TO NERO HANTs EXCHANGE.
nf Hal. Hat
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THE BEST place to get good article in Dry
Goods at fair price, at Strout's feb1eod2w
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PASSENGERS.

In the Prassan. from Liverpool-.Jas Parker. 7 p
Suthe land. Mr. Brock, Capt Fryer. j BirreI Mr. and
mrs M, Edw HOPKINS, p Il Burton, james Wishart. +
Harold, Capt Tapey, and 76 others,
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DIED.

years. "eSN "
funeral services Sunday afternoon at 23 O'Clock.
from her la,s residence. No. State street.
years. "ee" 40
In this city Feb 10. Mr.. Enos Parker of Georgia,
vermont, ed rs years II months.
Funeral services from No Pine street tbis AFTER
noon at 25 O'clock. Relatives and friends are nyit-
ell attend. " ~
In cumberland. Feb. 10, Capt. Simeon Clough,
aged ~ years months
In dorham, Feb. 10, Aaron W. Watson. aged 20
tfuneral services Sunday afternoon, at u o'clock
IN Windham. Feb. Mrs. hannah r., vile OF
Thomas McOorald, aged 50 years months.
IN chester N. H. Jan. 81 Miss Henrietta A.
Prltham, of Freeport, Me. aged 2; years
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Board.
Wanted ,

A rev FEW Gentlemen can be accommodated with
or unfurnisLed, at No. federal street, ieb9it
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Brig AlDon Rowell, stheIt1n, irorl Cardenas Tor
Portland which put INTO Holmes Hole 9Th reports,
9TH inst, lar 80 09 Ion - 20. tel with schI Sadie q
Psie. OF Gloucester Capt Wlrren who repor I'd bav-
ing experienced a violent gale Jan 30. on Georges
Banks, during which she was thrown down ana had
tc cut awav both masts to right her. The deck was
badly tipped up when The ioremast went over an 4
The vessel fed with water, spo,i e Il provision,
and doing other damage. The foreb, ON was rgeed
ior JurVm ST rive men were taken poala the
brig and The captain and SIX men renamed on tue
schr for the purpose Il taking her into poit.
Sch Siilard fIllmOre. chase, trom Portland Tor
baltimore. which got ashore noar Gurnet Light las
bged and the tide ebbs and flows In her. der caTg1
OF shocks was to be landed, when it expected the
vessel will float off.
Sch FL Pike, Larkin. from Charleston sth inst
for Philadelphia got ashore near the former polt al
IL was thou ght would 90 to pieces.
sch 10. Long. W ch ru into Key West In distress
has con p!eted repairs and is waiting orders.
Snip kendIck FISH, nom cardiff, which was suuk
at Caliao 10 prevent her from being destroy by fire,
has been raised and Will b. repaired
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MARRIED.

DOSTER PRINTING, OF all kinds done v ith dis
I ~ patch at Press Ofina.
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AT LARGE


Mr.. David A. Wasson, the celebrated sken-
NC, was student at Bowdoin College. bpf
lett, as the Boston Commonwealth puts It.
without completing bis course in consequences
OF controversy with the Faculty. He is
native OF Brooksville, in Hancock county, and
Der OF the present House.
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GPOX EN-.

Feb Z. lat 20 a. Ion ~ Oa, harque Mary Fox, from
Matapzas tor Pbilaa eiphll, days out,
Feo = iaf 30 Is Ion IA ls, scn Jos Segur from New
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The following lines which went the rounds
of the press, some two or three years ago, were
ascribed to Captain Il. w. Shuieldt, COM
manding the "Miantonomoh" now in this
mort
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Bachelors Hair Dye,

A SMALL Upright, Tubular Boiler.
"A j. p. SMiTH,
NisheoolW 100 Exchange ct.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Genoa 18th nit. brig NJ Louise Miller, Leighton
for Trapani, 10 load tor Boston.
AR al Londonderry 10th inst steamer Nova Sco-
tian, " ats. Portland tor Liverpool ana proceeued
Ar at GuanaDe Dec IS. ships .nnIe Sise, iobinsor,
ry NJ Bird, Packard, do.
Sid ksth. ships itaska Tarbox, Payta; o9th, Alice
W Mlnoit, Croyeli, ,Ior Hampton Roads Sunbeam,
Chadwick, Payta.
In port LIST ult. ship Montel clio. Henderson, -;
barq"e Jennie Prince. Prince, Tor Antwerp
ar at Callso Jan /. Dar,,"e Lizzie Jacks n Mar
Wick, Valparaiso. tand sailed 10th tor Gua3aIS. to
load tor Dunktrsl 4h. ereules, Lincoln, Shinchas
tand sailed 18th tor Hampton I;uad
In port 1nh- ship lndasiiy. Means. from valpa-
raiso, III iith, tor Chnchas, 10 had Tor Rotterdam
bar .ue Ame'ican LlJyds. Park btm do, ar 9Th.
Ar nj talparaiso 1st ult. barque Loeb LANAI, Mer
rlman st john. NS.
sid 2lsi barine Lizzie II Jsckson Warwick, CAL
iao and Dunkrk 27lh ship Uncle Jo-, Sewail ioi
aIao. 6arIre American Lloyds, Park. do; o1st, In
dustry, Means. do.
In port Sd ult. rarque Geo Anne Dyer tor Liver
pool; founie, HncAiey, Tor Europe; A NJ Palmer,
Skolfeld. unc.
New York.
:, A, Caldenas 81 inst. brig John Wesley, Ford, tor