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SAM MAYALL-This gentleman, who form
erly resided in Gray, whom the Democrats
took up and elected to Congress in 1862, from
the "a district in this State, who was dropped
ike hot potato at the next election, and who
subsequently removed to the West, now turns
up IN Minnesota, where he has recently issued
aclrcnlar in favor of Ignatius DonneIly as an
independent candidate for Congress-" in on
position to MIR. Averill, the regular Republi
can candidate
Sam bases his preference for Mr.. u to anv
other Republican Che calls himself a Republi.
CAM on the ground of his, Mr.. DIS, soundness
on the tariff question. Now what Sam con-
siders "sound" is just according to circum-
stances When he wasl engaged in manufac-
turing woolens in this State he was high
tariff man. Now, we suppose, he is engaged
in other business, and circumstances alter
cases." He speaks like a prophet, or an ass
the latter most probably; for in his circular he
says with much gusto: II served in the Con-
gress of the United States in 1852 b, as mem.
Der of Congress from the I'd district of Maine,
and know that the East is determined to hold
on to the High Tariff to the last possible mo-
nent."
oam Is nrging the Republicans to abandon
party lines and go in for Donnelly, who still
Processes 10 be Republican, though opposed
70 tne present tariff. His object in this cireu-
iar Is TO get the Democrats to decline making
any nomination, for he says "the Democrats
feel that they cannot elect Democrat in this
district, and they would prefer Mr.. Donnellv
to any other Republican, because they believe
him to be sound on the tariff question"
At the Democratic Convention held at ST.
Paul on the 18th inst. no nomination was
made for candidate for Congress, but Mr..
Donnelly was recommended as an independ-
ent candidate,
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The Bath Times, which d5fore the election
had hardly . word TO say in support of Mr.
Per,,-.m and the Republican ticket, now that
the election is ouer, comes out daily with a
column leader upon the Senatorial question,
favoring Mr.. Morrill,.
Both of the Republican candidates for
Congress in Minnesota are from Maine. Hon.
Mark Dunnell, the candidate in the first dis
trict, was formerly State Superintendent OF
Schools. Col. John 7. Averill, the candidate
in the I'd district, is a native of Montville
and was merchant in Winthrop.
Mr.. Pcndeton will not be candidate for
Congress. He authorizes the announcement
that if such sacrifice is intended, he will in
stantly "authoritatively Withdraw his naZ1e."
lie suspects that the excess Of party love
would get his name before the peopIe for
Congress, and then let him drop fat on his
back. 1t won't do for man wi,o has the
Presidency in view.
The New York Commercial saws: .Tbe
rupture between Andy johnson and the
Democratic party may now be regarded as
permanent. This result has been looked for in
Tennessee for some time. One of the promi-
mem. citizens of that State, residing in Chat
tanooga, said in June that Andrew Johnson's
public break with the Democrats was only a
question of days. The old-line Wings have
stood aloof from him since his return from
Washington, while the Republicans in Tennes-
see have shown positive animosty toward
President. Under these circumstances
it certainly looks as if his.public career had
ended"
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Gen. Grant author zed the New York morn.
ing papers to give prompt and absolute denial
to the statement published in the Sun. Mon.
day, to the effect that Jay Gould and Fisk maid
subscription of one thousand dollars to the
fund in aid of the family of Gen. Rawlins.
The banking houses of Vermilye & Co. and
Maxwell & Graves, in New York, were on
Monday swlindled out of $50, 900 by new firm.
the name and local business habitation of
which cannot be ascertained.
Leonard Grover, manager Of the Beethoven
Festival, and more recently manager OF the
company presenting Shakespeares plays at the
Brooklyn Academy of Music disappeared Sat-
urday evening when the Brooklyn revenue
officers called to collect the government tax on
the receipts. The officer then attached all the
company's baggage, but released it on E. L.
Davenport becoming responsible for the amount
due the government. Grover is still among
the missing.
A fire at East Boston Tuesday morning de.
stroyed Maynards iron foundry, Birds ma.
chine shop, several workshops, the ship Min.
nesota and bark st. Cloud. The loss is est.
mated at 100000.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
MeBILE-Ar 18th. sch Annie Burr. Wheeler, New
FERNANDINA-cld goth, sch G II Kelley, Reed,
JACKSONvILLE-Ar 18th, sch Carrie Walker.
CID 18Th, SCH Jas A Croker, Chase. Boston.
pS SAwANNAH-Ar 18th, sch Allen, Alien, from
ca 18th sch Hattie NIcclintock, sailla River, to
load fol Northern port
Cid nth, barque Walker. PettengilI Chisholm
Island, TO load tor Holmes Hole.
,ut h AaS 18th; barque Flori n Hurl-
ter. and Zeta Psi, Thomp,on, PhiIadelpsa. ''''
IL, bAL II Cid 10Th, sch Maggie Gray, Pills.
,PHlLADELrhlA-Cd 18th, schs Loretta Fish.
Charlestown; Sea Queen, Rosebrook, Salem; Albert
Mason, Rose, Gardiner; George q Emily, harris,
SacO.
Below 18th ship John Paten, Hill. from Shields.
BAR nth, brig Minnie Miller, Leland Portland scbs
Ella Matthews. Cobo. Jacksonville Mary Staples,
Dinsmore, Darien; : \ Cady, Wood, Saco; Rising
Sun, 80 es, and Talbot, Armstrong Boston
Ar 18th, baraue Waldo, PIessey, London; sch S
Cid i7!h. barq e Tejuca, Aowell, Galveston: brig
Crocus, Finn Savannah; sebs A P Stimps on, Hill.
Pembroke Alpha, Mnnson. Boston.
NEW YORk-1r 17,h inst brig Ellen Bernard
Coombs, Salt Cay, III; scbs Caroline G. Norwood
CALAIS; Chas Rollins. Cummings, kockport; North,
ern Light, Bradford. Providence ~'oA'A-
Ar 18th, ship Lorenzo. Foeasbee. Hambnr, ., ,,s.
schs Knowles, Herrick, Shulee Ms; Tncv 0 ns'
e cut hSyt Saeo; Addie Murehie Gibbs, Richmond,
tina. Dix. Portland; j Robinson Hard;nn r Sl,r
s cesef; vandalla Small, and Damon, JohLscn, Bos
GA l9th, briggs Mary NJ Williams, Pickett ca.an;,.
Aroo:took, Bryant, Pensacola. ''A''' =" anna
Passed tareugh He'll Gate iSb sch co,vdo;r p.
dali Elizabethport for Portland. "uo'"' lah-
NJ, asseu 90 lsh sch Harriet Baker Webber. from
New York for Portland "'''''' 'o'"
more Msw MIL mAvEN-Ar l7th, sch Josephine, White.
Pso VIZ ES1s ,7,n SC. p,,,e. onn .au
Rockand. W '''ue' oi'n' from
p Below 18th, scts Louisa Smith, from Bangor; W
NEW BE,FORD-Sll 10Th, brig Abby wason,
HOLMES HOlE-Ar 18th. baroue Henry P Lord,
auompson, Pn1iadelphia tor Portland; brig Red
man, Scott. Grand Turs tor Boston
In port 18th, oarque Henry Lord: bries George
amos, E q Redman, and Chlmborazoo: schs Char
,0tte FISH, DIR Kane, hl!ion, Sarah Watson, Il NJ
partridge, Carrie Hever, Jos Hay. Andrew Peters,
David Ames. Active. Four Sister, Ella Brown,
Ames, koamer, Four Sisters. Eva Adeil Julia A
Rich. aid s l. Barnes.
BOSION-Ar 18th, scbs David WassOr, Talbot |
Elzabethport; Baker, J0nns0n, Portland.
Cid 10Th, scbs CasteIlane. Hart, Beasti Helen
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Hens,


An Oregon man has just died from the eff
fects Of an operation on his foot by profess
iOnal corn doctor.
It is estimated that 300, 900 persons have set
tied in Texas during the past year, and the
present population will not fall short of 1900
600.
ga Michigan census taker came across an in
telligent man who bad been married five years,
but had never inquired his wife's Christian
name.
1t has been announced, by telegraph. that
the population of Chicagois 348 709 This is
not so. The population of Cook County, in
which is Chicago, is that number. The popu-
lation OF Chicago is 297, 218
A lady at Green Bay, Wis, recently gave a
baby party at her house. Sixty baby carriages
were RANGED side by side in the yard at one
time, When the nurses got ready to move
there was such sameness in the conveyances,
that they could not tell one from the other.
The prisoners in the Quincy county jail, H.
linos, twenty-five in number, had every ar
rangement made last Friday night to escape.
They had succeeded in making an opening in
the chimney by dlspacirg large stone
Their plans were fortunately discovered in
time.
A congregation in Wisconsin were almost
driven to the brink Of despair, on Sunday last,
in consequence of the unexplained absence oil
the pastor, wien the sexton rose in his seal
and with awful solemnity said :"There has beer
duplex arrival of the mail. Our worthy
shepherd has two little lambs to his flock
Twins, bretheren, twins. Let us pray"
Last Saturday afternoon Fred Mcclure o.
Lynn attempted to kill his wife, Acenath Nc
Clure, by dischargng two shots at her from
four barrelled revolver, neither of which fer
tunately took effect. Mcclure was arrested
and stated that he intended to kill his wife
first and himself afterwards. About week
ago Mcclure sold all of his furn ture and lef
bis wife, but returned Saturday to take hel
life.
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The Advertiser calls the agent of the As
ISOLATED Press at Augusta "an ass" because
ne told the truth in the dispatch touching the
ERECTION which we published yesterday morn
ing fnny tells Of an African people whose
ears were $50 long that they were used for
beds by their happy possessors. Another
writer speaks of men for whom nature had
made still more generous provision. for thew
used one ear for bed and tue other for .
mattress. If the Press agent at August a
has increased the length of his "auricuar
appendages" by declaring what all intelli-
gent people know to be true, let the editor
Of the Advertiser beware lest as punish
ment for reviling an honest man, his own
ears grow to the size Of bed blankets-or the
Augusta man cuts them Off
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M A h h 1 L ID .

In this city. Sept. 90 by Rev. VIM. II. Fem, VIM
M. MARKS, OF Portland, and Amanda A. Stearns, of
Paris Hill Me.
In this city, Sept. 90 by Rev. Father DeRose,
Thomas Hogan and Miss K, Use Anna Wogan, both OF
Portland. lBoston papers please copy.]
In Portsmouth, H.. Sept. 20. by Rev. George
w. Bic NELL Oapt. John d. / add, late Of 5th Rel
meat Maine Volunteers, and Miss Mary L, Bancroft,
both OF Lynn, Mass
IN Andover. Sept p, Francis NJ. Blossom, OF Rox-
bury, and Mary L. Merrill, OF Ryron
In Norway. Sept.s, Charles A. Carpenter, OF Au-
burn, and Angie F. Shacklev, OF N.
sonslield and Jose Allen, Of S.
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parliament to which parliament and the gov.
eminent would be compelled to give heed.
The secretary of the meeting announced that
the number of addresses in favor of peace
now circulating among the working classes Of
England has reached nearly one hundred
thousand and that they had already received
the adhesion of nearly three millions of work.
;pr ,1aon
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Wanted to Engage Immediately

A tall, well-formed, unmarried young Lady Of
robust health, and pleasing manners, not over 90
nor less than 20 years of age to in the exit
bition and illustration of new Scientific Specialyy
abouE to be taken through the country. Education
not objected to, but not OF SO mach consequence as
a robust and healthy physical development. The
business is of the highest order and most honorable
character. A lady, graduate OF Female Medical
College, will be her companion. 10 a lady possess
ing the above qualifications. liberal salary will be
paid in cash weekly, and permanent situation guar
anteed, and all travelling expenses borne hy the adj.
veriiser. Good references piven and required,
Call on or address by letter, Tuesday, Wednesday.
MORRISON, Unltod States Hotel, Portland stating
when and wtqre an interview can be had when ali
particulars will be given. sep2Otlsn3ts
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At small fire in Providence, r. l., Tuesday
morning, the boiler of steam fire engine No.
exploded, injurng five persons. One was Geo.
L. benson, perhaps fatally The engine was
quilt by Jeftries, of Pawtucket, four years ago,
and was esteemed entirely sound and safe.
The cause Of the explosion is not yet determin-
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Natural ClairvOyance.
Bachelors Hair DSe.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
Ito only true and perfect Dyes harmless, reliable JIM
@antaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
remedies the ill effects bad dyes inyigorates and
gfss the hair soft an autiful black or brown
SOLO by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory. 1s aondstN.Y
juno 3-1s70sNdlyr&w
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MARIN Il N EWS.
PORT OF POR TLAND.

Tuesday, Sept. go
ARRIVED.
Easi port tor Boston. "
Sch Leesburg. Herrick. Bangor for Boston.
Sch Coast Guard, Simpson, Harpswell
CLEARED.
Brig Hattie Bishop. Weber, Matanzas-Hopbni
Eaton, and Kensell u Tabor.
Sch B ketchum. Brl Balser, st John, NB-Jno
Il ers. '
Sch intrepid Stanley. Boston Bunker Bros
Sch Buena Vista, Lewis, Wiscasset-EasernP Pack
ct Co, " ~
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On Con

signment with directions for an
early disposal at $500 per ton, cargo of an
exceedingly excellent article of Anthracite for
furnace, stove or steam uses. For open
CRATES and cooking purposes nothing yet dis
covered in the fossil line that can possibly
yield so much positive pleasure and satisfac-
tion as the Acadia" and at the price (vz: $s)
the economy of its use is established beyond
qestion.
ssp12ssd sntf JOS. II. POOR.
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Wanted to Engage Immediately

WaHCeu co Engage Immedi0teIy
tall, we'll formed unmarried man of robust
health and good address, not over thirty-five nor
less than twenty five years Of age, to assist in the
exhibition and illustration of new Scientific Spe-
cialty about to be taken through the country Edn-
cation not objected to, but not OF SO much conse-
quence as robust and healthy physica. develop.
ment. must be perfectly temperate in a. things the
business being OF high standard and of the most
honorable character. To man possessing the above
qualifications permanent situation guaranteed ard
liberal salary prid in cash, weekly, and all trave-
ing expen es borne by the advertiser. Good ref r
ence given and required. Call on A. B. MORRISON,
United States Hotel, Portland, Tuesday. Wednes-
day and thursday OF this week, Sept 20, q and %,
sep20sn&3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MADAME CAPRELL.

Would respectfully inform the citizens of Portland,
that she is the same lady who visited this city more
than twelve years ago, and when quite a child, as
tonished the many visitors by her powers of
Natural ClairvOyance.
Madame Caprells engagements in other cities pre-
vent her making lengthy stay, and she invites all
who wish to consult her. to call once at her
in the u. S. Hotel sep2ld3tsn
~ Advertiser CODY.
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NOliCe
AZ The Carriers CT tine ssPREss >, are not allowed
to sell apers singy or by the week. under any cir
onmstances. Persons who are, have been, recelv-
lug the 'fREss In this manner, " i'll confer aIav-
atcbry leavin word his Office
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A committee consisting of Henry w. Pick
ering, Lyman Nichols, Edward Atkinson, P.
Fl. Wentworth, John D. Parker and William
Thomas was appointed to examine into the
condition OF the firm, and to report the assets
and some plan of action at meeting to be hol-
den on the 9th instant
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7NVALTDN.

Especially Consumptives, will find the water and
baths at the CONGRESS SPRING, Congress Hall,
Sheldon, w. under the care OF DR.. s. S. FITCH, Of
ia Broadway, New York, one OF the best curatives
OF Throat, Lung. Stomach, Kidney and Skin Diseas-
ted in four to sixteen weeks Climate life.giyino
better than Minnesota or Florida. Congress Hall.
the excellent hotel open all the year. Board excel
lent and cheap. For part culars, references and
rooms apply personally or by letter to S. S. f.
CARLISLE, Congress Hall, Sheldon, Vermont
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DR.. Ricknell,s syrun

Cures Diarrhea, Dysentery Cholera Morbus or In
1aDtum, Collie, Bowel or Summer Com plants gem
erav ana is entirely safe and reliable and gives
mediate relief, and never harms the most delicate
being purely vegetable without opate ;does not pro-
duce cOstiveDess. Onethrd its bulk is of the best
French brandy, giving 1t powerful tonic properties
No family should be without it for immediate use
Fail not to try 1t. Druggists sell it, jy27d3msn
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The Census.
The following are the official corrected re-
turns for Kennebec and Knox counties:
1870. 1860.
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d L 4 ID

In Iopsham, Sept. g. Miss Maria Dyer, aged 10
years 10 months.
In Brunswick. Sept. g. Martha E.. daughter of
Benjamin and Martha j. Lewis, aged months and
10 days.
In Georgetown, Sept Is, Mrs. Polly c., wife OIL JAS
Dickins n, aged ~ years.
IN Ssco, Sept. II, Mr.. Edmund Patterson, aged "A
years months. -
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THE SUSPENSION OF FRANCIS SKINNER &
Goa meeting of the creditors of this firm
was held yesterday in Boston, at which list
of the liabilities Of the firm was presented,
showing their Indebtedness to be "a, 299, 900 81.
The following sums are due corporations in
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JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price %
cents per bottle. mr28-d1v
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Arabia. Hinckley. from Rangoon tor Fall
mouth, =, put into Algoa Bay. CGH, July 20, with
discharge. W." f"-"'
Brig Robertson, from Boston for PHILADELPHIA, VIZ,
(She registered 1877 TONS was built at Belfast in ISIS
and hailed from Boston.l
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Price of Wood
Doom 80 per cent.

will sell good DRY Hard Wood, in quantities fro
two cords and upwards, deliveried the ,ars in
Portland, at about two-thirds the retail price.
rare chance Tor families to save two three dollars
per cord in the price OF their years wood.
Address, u, G, JORDAN
sep3sneod 3m Bar Mills,
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Mcleod. ,cogswwell, Calais; + Sawyer Berry
sid, brig George Gilelirist.
Cid 2oth. brig i n Je nings, Noble. for New York;
schs NJ NJ Pote. Haynes. jacksonville: ZDa, Brad
bury, Mas Mac SEs,, Hero Rhoades. Portland,
81 EEhIAr l1Ih. sch Veto, Harrington,
New York fot Newouryport.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Copenhagen 19th ult, baraue Lorens. Pattep-
son Philadelphia for Lube X, twas warned of by the
French fleet @"N
AR at Genoa slst ult, briggs Clytie. Dow. New Or.
leans; Sd inst. Nellie Hustled, Nal Jnev New YORK.
Hutchinson. Marseilles '"' A''"ne'
Sid I'm Bilboa 10Th ut, brig Clara jenkins, Coombs
Sid fun Bordeaux lat inst, barque Keystone, Berry,
New York.
Dunphy, Philadelphia Tor Hamburg
50 I'M Havre ON insE ID 5 Soule, Soule, Cardiff
. Al; Ar at Antwerp 9th inst, barque Annie NJ Gray.
Sid i'm Falmouth Sd inst, barque Fannie. Carver,
AR at Bristol Ith. shin Otaqo. Tborn5ike Cron
stadt.
Ar at Newport list inst. brig Lie Houghton Watts,
Drstoi, 70 load Or Mafapzas
Ar at SHE DIS 7th inst. baroue syria Peftengill, I'm
antwerp; City OF Bangor, Williams, Rotterdam
G. oa 9Th inst, barque Goodell Crockett,
s'd 81; b barque Helen Angler. Staples, Havana.
Donald dun br Inst 9arqus Gensade Nc
Ar at HALIFAX nth. brig Greyhound, Bsndrdye.
Portland.
rat St John, NIB, 18th inst, sch Gamma. Huntlv.
Machas.
lPer City OF Brussels, at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 4th inst. China. Weeks from New
Orleans; 9Th, p Wheeler Harris. Bombay; 9Th.
Q Rogers, from Galveston; Mayfower, Gail, New
Orleans
Ar at London 9th inst, Hattie q Hall, Fisk from
Boston; 9Th, Wild Henier. Henderson Port au Plat
Sid TIM Cardiff Sd inst Neversink, Barstow, New
Orleans.
Sid I'm Bristol 7th, Nunquam Dormio, Cousins, for
New Orleans.
ar at Newport 9th, Homeward Bound, Gilmore,
Havre.
Ar at Calcutta prev to Sept 8, Titan, Berry, Liver
pool: Tennvsou, Atwood. do.
Ar at st Helena 9th nit, Tinour, Spooner, Doml ay
tor Boston.
AR at Cronstadt 31st ult. Reunion, Tucker, New
York; eth inst. Ukraine, Melcher. do.
In Elsinore Sound lst inst, Ladoga, Wiley, from
| New York tor Cronstadt
SD I'm Flushing Roads 9th, Masonic, Morse for
New orleans.
Ar al Gottenburg gath ult, Lisbon, Dunning. from
| Havre, to lead for Boston
SPOKEN.
Aug lat SO, Ion Is II, ship Scotia, Cardiff
for Rio Janeiro.
Aug rs. lat IS O5 N, Ion As IS W, barque wartin W
Brett, from New York tor s ettin.
Aug 80, lat 10 10, Ion 20 55 ship Chas Davenport,
| from Liverpool Tor New Orleans.
Sent 10, lat 81 81 lon 10 49, ship Castine FIN Phila
delpha for Antwerp.
| Sept IA, of SW Pass, barque Jas Ward from
| Galveston tor Pensacola
| Sept Is. Cape Cod NV 70 miles, shin Amity. from
| Boston Tor New Orleans '
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To Let.
DOOMS with Board.
IL snaug22dtf M. coE,.e n,
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5l.2.O $500

We have not added up the columns Of loss and
gain as the returns from Mt. Vernon and Vienna al
still wanting
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Sch G ii Kelley. was seized by the u S authorities
at Fernandina 18th inst TOR smuggling.
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Mcleod, Cosswwell, Calais; A Sawyer, Berry,
New York.
sid, brig George Glehrist.
Cid 2oth. brig 4 H Jennings, Noble. for New York;
schs NJ NJ Pote. Haynes. ,Jacksonviile: ZlDa Brad.
bury. Machias Hero. Rhoades, Portland
New York fot New puryport
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN sTc.orRs

Miniature AlmS mac. -. September 81.
Sun rises. .........54 6 Moon rises. 115 AM
Sun Sets ....-"... $3.50 High water 49,. A. AM
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FOR SALE.
Portland BenevoIent soc;o+,
p. Az N. IL

1'hE Stock and Tools of Carriage Smith Sbop
\ at Woodtord's Corner, Me. Inquire OF G. n
BARLOW, or g. v. MANSlSE scp2i Iw "