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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-22

MIScELLANY.-Thc wholesale merchants Of
Chicaco state that trade in lh1t city has never
hclo.c been 50 lively s. during tie past lew
DAYS. Most oi tic firms are kept tu>r Gay and
night receiving gocdS ard filing orders from
the couutIy. The agsr2ea;c sales in Iour prom
jncnt branches Of goods, at wholesale, for las.
week reached four millions ct dollars
There are at present 900 ladies in the SUI
taD'< hare III. His iavoritc wives are: pouru-
cl ttfr rcw rca.), llairani texcccnt heart,
and l.Ga Dill (thc elegance Of the hearty. The
staff If the l.arcm rc!utes 900 persons, and
500 tables gre set to feed them twice Gay,
with al0ut {. 900 different dishes.
Here is the p::hicsc sermon ever preached
Our grcss in lie Is nasc' and bare oui
nrnsrcss imrnuch lie i trcua'e ard care ouI
rsrc>s ,'ur q it We know uJt where tE!, doing
well h,Ic: wa shall 90 we'll there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-22

BUILDING, 70 PRINCE ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-22
HS9-G.vc no = call,
G :. Il y.
rHWELI;S LONDON PATENT PkDEf.S>5
FOE CLEANSING AND kENoFA-
TING GENTLNMEN'S
GARMENTS.

Lam now prepared - clean sid rcrovatn
cents garments in very superior style. GooGs
thus cleaned nro not susceptible Of gsthc7!ng
dust md havo very fine gloss, "Td look alto
scthcr like now.
cst notice and at very reasonable charges.
GIVE mo p call, ut SO. ~ south Feir!Hx So
NH 22-im a -. W !NNr Ell
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NOTICE OT REMOVAL T..

y
Believing is to hc to my interest, havo TINS
day removed from my Old stand To ~ hihS
street above Wnshingt,n N.
Iro.urn msny thanks 10 ny ino;id5 ana inc
uublic for the interest they have always mani
iosted in nv success, and beg " continuance OF
the same NJ my ncw tore. Very rcspc2tiuiY'
IN II WIN. r. BRODEES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-22

THE VIRGINIA INSURANCE GuMPl.,
SrAUNToS, VA,
Offers 10 every head Of family per oc1 Srtur't
against this melancholy co GltloH
It C,r LIFE INSURANCE ON Ii
IL charter is perpetual.
!ts Cash Capital $!2i.OO.
T. l.: orgsnizn, on tho basis Of tie Ola NH:!ia!
Life Of New York, and il sac%c siui exp =
roncc.
Tho Premiums are paid Ia ca:h; i.s Dvi-
dcHGs are paid in cash; its prici'S so i'sli in
cash, without deductions.
There are no premium nU.o1 Iii i!":.r" -
assets arc all cash, which presents the "n'y
solil. substantial basis OF business for im?ivG-
1T 1NSURES IN ALL PROPER, SAFE
IL FUTS no IMPROPER HasTHl"-
TIONS on TRAVEL
IT 1NSUENS UNIMP@IRED FEMALE
LIVES.
The Company is > combination OF thc pro-
pr;ctary and mutual systcms, securing :he nd-
yailtagcs of both.
Its Policies arc non fnrlcitablu %itsr two
years, and iGcoaLesta bio after five years toC aii
mis- statements and errors in application except
rs to the age Of the applicant. This Isl
SUBSTANTIAL HOME COMPANY.
Tho Assots will bc invested ii Virginia, snd
help to build ~ our own interests in Virginia.
L. com ulcnds itself for its safety, mana ageinrni
and organic !tion, to every FlrErnian ana olhcT
Scu,herncr in s,Srah os y safe
HOME LIFE INSURANCE
I:ISTlTUTION
Liye&gcnts wanted in every precinct .! every
county in the State. Send for circulars.
address, PHliLIPS II MAYO,
General Agents for V rgn;a anl W,s' Virgin,
ia, Lock Box ZIG, Staun.1n, W..
REV. GEORGE :. SMITH,
feb 1-3m .ict for AloXn. and vicinity.
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TXCELSIOR MILLS,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.

We are prepared to fill orders t'r,,.,, t',r
BLU WINDSOR PL LA,TER.
finely ground, a: nine "oIiaTTs per ton Of 2O1
pounds. in tho purchasers bags; in our own
bags vt ten dollars per ,Hn. the bags to be re-
turned in ten &ays, aHd eleven dollars III DAT
reis dplircrci oa tho cars or wharf.
All bag 80, roturnod within thirty days TO
he mid To-. We warrant tho Plaster ground
1t this Mill IS pure nad una4ulLerated artIG!e'
~ fh 1Hr, LEE & BRO.
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sNssrsssNEai Asa&&rgS.~.

ETOW OFTEN IS THE NOUSEIiOLD
Z loaf buried with the household hat'i md
families thst might havo been comfortably
pi iovded for, lett destitute by the want %!
proper foresight in its deceased protector?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-22
INST BLISHE y 3 =
9. VI D. 4. r g :,


e. 3. ihI.Ess,
No, Haia. Is King 81 gg;iiT%x ffTSsi; GLASS and
EARTHEN WARE,
Is now receiving his SPRING SUPPLY OF
goods, bought since the decline in gold.
Being sn old established house and having
unusual facilities for purchasing and an ex-
scnstve acquaintance with the msnutacturcrs OF
Eartbcnwara and Glassware, both in this coun.
trv and England, he is able to offer unusual in
duccments to country merchants and dealers
generally. 80.
embracing all qualities Of earthenWaro lron
common g. G.. 10 best 1ronplated China.
| Glassware in great variety, at low prices.
Window Glass of all sizes.
Stonewarc, Coal Oil Lamps and Chimnles,
Plated end Brittania Csstors, Tablo Cutlery,
&c. Sc.
give him a cali and he is satisfied he can sell
goods rs low as any other first class house.
mh ll-ao3m Leoesburg Washington.1
Ely WANT y GOOD, CHEAP AND
r. = C00KING STOVE OR RANGE,
GO TO CLARKSON'S,
IS :. Royal street.
II" is also INC wholesale and Tetal5 asfhs E w
| ,,,EIOita and DINING ROOM HEATH KS,
tbo best stove ever brought before tho public.
! !. will neat ut least 80 per cent more and con-
| sumc less fuel thAn any other stove that has
| ,ver been introduced in this market. He would
| call the attention OF housckenpers and builders
to thcso beautiful and durable Heaters, rs it
will sirc him pleasure to expla the great I'm,
provrmoIts snd advantages they have over all
| Others, and also take your orders for ono or
| more of them. Call and SEQ them
ire celebrated lkONSlDES COOKING
! STOVE jur sale exclusively at
4 II. CLARK>ON'S,
| 13 :. Royal street.
| 49,. general assortment of TIN w AK E
ori HOUSNkEEPER:' ARTICLES on hand.
Kooiing, Guttcring ard Spouting done in the
| yitv end country on best terms. 4 II work war
ranteG. mn l6-3m +. {.
y EMOV ALL
CSEYSTALIZED OIL MANUFACTORY
| Removed to
| 20. -ss KING STREET,
! where will also be found
InrENFED BURNERS
LAMPS, CIlMNEYS, W1CKS, &C.. &c,
nj ,css onsble prices
4. q. LUTHER s. CO.,
sep i-tf 43 King ST.. Alexa.. Va
{SALTN s,1.v, sALT'
To arrive per schooner n. skinner. 500 sack:
Evs,,' Salt and 300 sscks Marshsl's Salt, which
! i'll be sni;! ,lt lnarse: rates from vessel.
". a. SMnOT,
NH 20 Smoots wharf.
INAKES, Twecds and Chsviots for bushes:
" SUITS; B!Ackent2ns, in all cclors, for boys
suits iust received by
NH is WITMER s. SLAYMAKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-22

NE. LOOCKERMAN, sxssza>
(Grad. of Bait College Dental Surgery, 1944)
No. 81. SOUTH WAsuISGToN ST.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Or. L. respectfully informs the public that
for taoenty gears ho has given especial attention
TO the preservation CT the natural teeth, and
vii! continue so 20 dc, and invites those who
wis.,! 20 savs them TO call on him. knowing thst
many are extracted ari destroyed that by pro-
per treatment Nigh: DO preserved end made
useful for life. artificial tocth inserted ONLY
AS APPROVED BY PROFESSORS AND COLLEGES.
nov 9l--ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-22

SPR1NG STOCK.
JUST RECEIVER.
Wo have lust returned from Now Ior!; wi!h
our new w
mi very greatly rcduccd prices from "EsI 'h'y
were earlier in the season
We would name in part
japanese Silks, inin, Striped, Chen" aHA
Plaid. -,
Pinid.
Mohsir poplns, in the greatest variety.
Alpacas, in ali colors.
Black Silks, unusually chcan.
We cannot begin 10 name al the variety, BIZ,
VIC would invite AL 20 inspect oar Stock. IL VIII
repay them. ,,,t,rr,.
.xvOvD AND COAL CHEAP.
w February Cd, 1870 .r,.>
Having in yard the best quality Of "oUD
and COAL for family use, | will soil ~ lhe
''sVsI a sp!onGid I lot q seasoned Hickory Wood,
half -
Also, Lykcns Valley Re-! Ash C,a;
BALTIMORE Companys White Ash Egg Coal
Wilkcsbarrc White As; St"Tn Coal.
Lea Furnace Coal.
!.orborry Nut Coal
Thsnkine YOU for pas. r.vor:, solicit con
tinusncc of the same, ut N0'. 81 AMI III 'ou'"
ROYAL street. -
feb 3-tf =. ;. IhEF =. y hMl
yoHN =. FIELD,
t>:uyccssor 10 Vim. BuokiAchsn',
Manufacturer ar,; Hoei"r in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-22

WIN. UEIaEkhMP'S frst-ciass BALTI-
MORE PIAN0S. Every instrument warrant
cd for Eve years Sold ct factory prices on &C.
cGmroAating terms usual in other cities.
rARLOR ORGANS from the best makers:
will also furnish PIANOS from any m sker
in tho country, for which persons may have
preference, NJ factory prices. l hopo thereby
to leave no cause for hose who hsvo at heart
the inter est OF alexandria TO buy away from
home.
l have also PIANOS from Grst-class max ors,
that have becn out on rent, for sale ut very re-
duced prices. Every instrument warranted
Also ihc following:
Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Flutinas. Aceor-
Gcof a, Uunccrtinss, Violncelos. Banios, Vo-
lin Bows, EriIgcs, Fins, EosiD, Mouth Organs,
&C., &c.
Instrumental and Vocal Sheet Music, In
s.ruc,ion Books and Music paper. Orders ior
Music solicited and flied ut the shortest notice
My facilities Cor repairs of Pianos, Organs,
Accorlrons, J. Violns, &c, &c, are much en-
lsrecd, and sa.isfactioa guarantood..
Planes, Organs, &c, tor Ront: Also; timed
snd hacked rian lol v BECKER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-22
SPECIAL n or &c Il.
TO DsLINQUENT TAN.rAiEh".

All persons indebted t, Tho CITY OF AicXnn-
:ra Cor taxes, who wish 10 settle the ss,ila with
,,n, costs. can do so =. my oi!ico, No. u Royal
strcn. between the hours of4 AMI "'ct"cE T.
n. where vii; s.toaf tn receive thrn''
s,itute proceed;nes for their i'nmali"tn co''cc-
| ton. i. u. Ni1 49,
feb 1-tf Corporation Al o7ney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-22

SlINhAtPLE a~d Young America Cheese
tur sale by &. WM. kAMShI,
NH - l47 King street.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05

The Labor Reform City Committee OF 0os.
ton on Friday night put in nomination fall
municipal ticket with A. A. Knights at the
head as Mayor. The result did not suit 9
number of members present, who gravely
announced TO the meeting that they intended
to bolt, -..sf g., ~. ~. 49,.
The annual session of the Grand Natinna
Council of the Uuion League of America
will be held Dec. IA in Philadelphia. Gov
Geary wilt preside, and delegations from all
sections OF the country are expected to be
present .q al ..g-r,-a -, -sg
Congressman Bowen says the only place in
South Carolina where an honest election was
held was Charleston, and there it took place
under the provisions of the new United
States election law
The Delaware Democratic leaders are said
to have come to the conclusion that J. CLANCY
Jones brought his carpet bag into the Sta G
too recently, but that not he, but ex Con.
gresham John W.sHoustor, now one of the
Judges of the State Courts, must be elected
to the United States Senate.
Tue Republican City Committee of Boston
have nominated Alderman George 0. Carpen.
ter for Mayor. He received 76 votes to 2(
thrown Tor Newton Talbot. A full board Of
Aldermen was also nominated at the same
time. The Journal opposes the nominations
! on the ground that they do not meet the
wishes Of a majority of the party and the in
terests of the city will not be promoted. 1t
says the hope Of the taxpayers is therefore
centered in the action OF the Independent
Citizens Convention. & ~
VIM. CASTOR is the Independent Citizens
candidate for Mayor of Boston rs we'll as the
regular Democratic nominee.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05

THE New IDRIA M1NE.-Tbe new Idria
mine, which through McGarrahan's claim
has attained so much notoriety, is described
pya recent visitor as in an indescribably
dreary and unpromising locality. ct is sit.
uated about 200 miles almost due south of
Sacramento, CAL, and is at present in pros
porous operation. The bed OF quicksilver is
said, however, to be almost exhaustless. 1t
was opened up about ten years ago, worked a
few years, then closed by Injunction until
1865, since which time it has been active, EN-
ploying between 200 and 300 men. Its yield
of quicksilver in 1867 was II 800 TASKS. The
crude ore yields seven per cent of clean quick
silver. From that mine there slopes easily
down to the San Joaquin vast plain, which
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05

NARROW GAUGE RAILwAYs.-Railwa of
the remalkably narrow gauge ofthlea feet six
inches are becoming quite popular in Canada,
and several short lines are beng built in the
province of Ontario. One OF the lecommen-
dations claimed Tor this narrow gauge is, that
vry much sharper and more frequent curves
are permissible without danger to the tram or
loss OF tactive power by the engine. This
makes it especially adapted to billy country.
There is also an immense economy in the
original construction OF the road, as well as in
the lighter engines and cars. The compare
tive cost OF construction OF the narrow and
broad gauge roads is in the proportion of five
to eight. TIE first OF these narrow gauge
roacs it The United States is about to be built
from Buffalo to SprIngville. A party of Butfa-
10 capitalists have recently been to Canada
o make inquiries in regard to the new style
railroad, and have come back so well pleased
that they have decided to build the line above
mentioned.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Habitual E onsijpafion.
wv TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND pERMA


HOW TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND PERMA.
NENT CURE.
Some occupations Of life predispose to Cos iveness,
especially those which allow but little exercise Per.
SONS who contract this unfortunate habit OF body
under such circumstances. might possibly be reiev-
ed by changing their sedeDtary employments for
others Of more active kind but his is by no means
certain. Hahitual constipation is very obstinate
disorder. All The ordinary so called remedies in
variably aggravsiei. Nothing can be more iujuri-
Gus than the continued IT strong aperients they
st ,rrtate, and finally almost uaralyze the bow
els-rend ring the So TORPID that enormous doses
o. cathartIc medicines have no effect upon them. A
mild aperient, CON blned with gertle stimulant. il
the tru. rene iy; anu com oinatIon in the happest
proportion, of Ihese ingredients is found In Hostet-
ter's Stomach Buffers. THIS famous stomachc in
vigorates the whole ntestinal carua while Quietly
removing rom its convlurions all inpedlmebts to
tree passage througj them. NO mere pureative has
tn double operation. No ordinary stimulant ct
ects The desired object. Cases OF constipation aban-
dOu ed as hopeless 'bv distinguished medical men
have been cured In a lew weeks bv he Bitters. To
those who have tired all the medicines OF the dispen-
sary IN van we say Try this irr,sstaole siimula Mt
and ar orient. There IL no sufficient reason why
constipation should be the consequence o. edentary
habits Hos.ettels Bitters, by supplying the vieor
which would otherwise be derived rom exercise, will
in all cases enable The system perform its exeora-
tory iupctions regularly and healthfully.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05
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
caHdidly recommend it to all who wish SIM
pie, portable and yet powerful and satisfactory
washing machine in their families. Price S.
noy22sn3W
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05

The inmates of the Nevada State Prison
made desperate attempt to escape on Thurs.
day. Five got outside of the main door and
attacked the guard, who shot one dead and
mortaiiy wounded two Others Another was
shot through the chest and the fifth was cap
tured after desperate struggle.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05

THE enemies of Admiral Porter are work.
ing to prevent his confirmation as successor
to Admiral Farragut. Some war epistles are
uneartbed, in which, soon after the Fort
Fisher affair, the Admiral used some not very
con plimentary language concerning Gen.
Grant. There is also desire to have the office
OF Admiral abolished, and thus gain their
ends,
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05
A LONDON dispatch of Saturday says:

By sitting the vast number of confused and
contradictory war dispatches received up to a
late hour this morning the fact is unden iable
that the French forces yesterday actually won
a victory as claimed near Orleans but the Ger.
mans certainly repulsed the French attack be.
fore Paris. 1t is not true that the French army
of the Loire effected a junction with Trochu.
though the Prussian lines were repeatedly sue.
cessfully pierced during the engagement. The
bayonet charges of the French were exceed.
innlu brilliant
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05

SMUGGLING TRANSACTION David linton.
master of schooner Citizen, was before Com.
missioner Hallett in Boston Saturday morning.
charged with receiving quantity of gin.
wooden socks and mittens at Portland in
March, 1869, knowing them to have been
Struggled After preliminary examination
Upton was ordered to recognize in the sum Of
$1,000 to await the action of the District Court,
which sits this week.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05

present ourselves, sincerely believing 1t to be
lust aud expedieut and consistent with The in
terest and prosperity of the inhabitants OF both
sections of the town that our prayers be
granted.
Westbrook Now 1870
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05

A SHIP is announced to sail from Boston
for South Africa, with thirty diamond hunt
ers, who will land at Port Elizabeth, and then
have journey before them of 42S miles. OF
course it is 'the thing" to wish them pros
porous voyage and happy return with "a
pocket full OF rocks"
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05
DOM EsTIC PORTS.

KEY wEsT-Ar 2oth, sch NJ Brooking, Doug
sATILLA-Ar 2sd, sch Eva May, Andrews, from
ST MARYs-Ar 2ad. brig Liberty, Devereux, Ma
tanzas.
Ar Path, brig Cyclone, Nevins, Cardenas
SAvANNAH-Sld 9th, barqae A Wyman, Wy
SD 18Th, brig Colsou, Paysou, PHILADELPHIA.
GnAkLi is 18th, barque Annie Kmball,
wILMlNGTON-Cld Goth, sch Young, Rich
NORFoLK-Ar 9th, sch Sunbeam, Bunker, from
CALAIS.
BALrIMoRE-Cld SOih, sch Clara McConville,
Cid LIST brig Geo Amos, johnson, Portland; sch
Loud Hall, Belfast.
PHILADELPHIA-CId LIST. ship John Patten,
Hill. Antwerp: sch Fannie Elder. Smith, Curacao.
NEW YORK-Ar list, ship Washington, h nii aal
Antwerp days; brig Daiskg NR S,arl S5a
Blaichtord, Calais; Revolution, Alley, and Percy.
CoIwell, Eastport: j w Knight, Plum, and Willie
Marin Moves Bangor; Moses Paiten. Harding;
LIZZIE Lee. Cbubn; Damon johnson and Ira Ian.
fair. Coleman Bangor Maid OF the Mist. Smith I'm
Ellsworth; Virginia, Small. Lubec; William Arthur
HnYcboson and Gar, Hammond Portland: Mary
Edw ards, Greenleat and Defiance, Hail, Rockland:
Chase Ingraham, d.; Veto, Harrington, rhomaston;
Nettie Gushing, Pressey, do: Flora, Smith Dix lis.
and; w Wheeler, NOyes, Boston Tor Phiadephia;
Lyra, Haskell. Providence; Clara Bell, Nickerson,
RockpoT En- Lyra. Haskell Providence; Casco Lodge,
Also ar LIST. brig Shannon Sawyer Stettin SO days;
sen santa Maria, Harding, Ezabethport Tor Ports
Cid list, brig Alkaline Richardson, Wright, Matan-
zas sch Para. Sprague, st Pierre.
Ar2d, barque Aunie, Smith, Buenos Ayres 20 days
sen Petrel, Curtis, Cedar Keys.
Cid I'd, brig Has ana, Dennis. Havana; sch Frank
Jameson Jameson, Aux Cages.
passed thIoagn Hell Gaze ISL sen maggie MoN'e''
NohWIc cIOvs Il LIST. sch Nellie Burgess, Nc
Keen ia ,ksonyile; Palas French, Rockland.
oPAWTUCKET-Ar 3D. sch Henrietta Nickerson'
PROVIDENCE--Ar 1st, brigs Mountain Eagle,
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05

In Westbrook, De- q, Mr.. John S. Hunt, aged So
years.
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon. at 2 o'clock, at
his late residence.
In Lewiston, Nov. %. Miss Ida Burton, of Pitts
field, aged IA years months.
In Castine, Nov. 10, Mrs. L. Abbie, wife of Mark
P. Hatch, ESQ.,, aged Al years.
4S years.
In East Auburn, Nov. II, Mr.. Sumner T. Noyes,
aged 80 years years.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05
FISH, FISH /!

aEn QUINTALS COD FISH. slightly daru-
w aged by fire, TOR sale in lots to suit Gus
toners, at great bargains.
LIE WIS, CHASE DC WHIDDEN,
Custom House Wharf.
Dec 5-Gov
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05

PUB. Doo.-By the courtesy of Hon. Hor.
ace Capron, the Commissioner, we are in re-
ceipt of copy of the Agricultural Report for
1862
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05
PASSE NGERS.

In the Austrian, for Liverpool-Capt Curtis and
Miss Fanny l. Perry, of Naine II ID Harper and
Robt Rowan, of st John. NIB; j j Roy j Nc Lean,
Philip Holland, johnson, a S Allent orr Perrin,
Capt Cappen. j Sesser, j Saunders Mrs Money and
two children, j Emerson. Reid, M Forester, and
Capt Marcy, OF Montreal; w Dixon, and wife, and
Saml Holley, of Ottawa.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05

Jarvis New York; milwaukee, Brown, Mlllbridge:
sch Chronometer. Wall, Calais.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 1st, schs Glover, Cove,
Portland for New York; Ella L Treiethen, Emerson,
Gardiner tor Newport.
ct BIOS IoN-Ar "a, brigs Il NJ Heslen. Jones, from
charleston; Elmira, Creamer Bangor; scbs Five Sis
t t Peterson. and Hannie Westbrook, Hamilton,
= ~ tnporti Ocean Belle Coffin Port Johnson;
Tbomnso ein and H1tekin weekawken; Tantamount.
Convoy, Malcolm, EastpoIt; Medford 0rne Winter,
port; alpine, Elliot Hallowel; Dolphin. Davis. Els
Worln; Iarry Not, james, Gardiner; Collector wei h
Deer Isle; Julia, Nash. Steuben; Judee Tsnrav
Dean, Hampton; Mentora, Davis. Oastine; Gram.
pus, wooster, Sullivan; Castellane, Warren Rock
land: Tasman, Lewis; o. egon Simonton: EScsi
Hatch and Oregon, Hatch. Rockland; Z A Cutting
wees, and Albion Lilly, Bath Brave Foss, and
CD ID barque Hancock. Collins, for ST John NE.
Frank ir, Coates, 81 Andrews, NIB.
fOoIoN-Ar 81, snip Premier, Sweetser, Calcui-
ia; sens euoday, RAINING, Hoboken; Oak Grove,
sylvester, Bangor: Foreo, iIale Brooklin; Arcols,
walistep, Bath; Cynosu,e, Sheppard. Rockport.
Cid Sd, barque Scotland, Blanchard, Mobile; MOI.
ton Slower Bibber st John, n b; schs L. Crockett,
FLANDERS, Fernandna Adebert, Farnham, Rict.
mond.
son Portland for Boston; Franklin, Colby, WiscsE-
set for do.
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Leghorn 18th alt, barque Heroine, Mayo, fer
Ar at Londonderry LIST, steamer Peruvian, Smith,
Qubec, and proceeded Tor Liverpool.
Demarara IL ult, sch Dauntiess, Coombs, for
Sid TIM Mayaguez 18th ult. brir Marry ssdoeIsv.
Arecioo; sen VI Morales Hooper, Maracaibo.
Ar at Sagua 18th, barlue Yumuri, Johnson New
York. ON7'" Nv"
AT Baracoa 31st ult, sehs Daylight McFaddep. and
Geo Washington, Pinkham, for Charleston, ready
Cid at st John, NIB 18th, scbs N j Miller. walsh
Boston; goth, Ella Brown, Robinson, Tor New YORK
Milo, Barton, Portland.
Per steamer China, at New York;
Cid at Liverpool 18th, barque v Minot, Healy,
New York: Ellen Dyer, Leland, Havana.
Ar at London 18th ut, Norway, Woodbury., New
York.
CID at London 18th, A g Jewctt, Reed, Cardiff and
Galveston.
Cuxhaven-Ar in the Texel 10th. Uncle Joe, Sew
all, Ba ltmore.
Ar at Hamburg 10th, Addie McAdam, Partridge,
New York.
Sid 10th, ship Messenger, Leavitt, Monteyideo.
SPOKEN
NOV ~, oil Sombrero, brig Alex Nickels, from Gal
| Nov e. lat 80 20 n, Ion 70 20 W. ship Gov Morton,
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05
MUh Lost q

| L the person who took a Muff from Dress. Max
L er's on Elm st, on Monlav last, whether by mis-
take or otherwise will leave the same st the PRESS
office or II Free ST. no questions will be asked. 1t
taken by mistake, suitable reward will be given.
Dec 9th. 1870.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-05
T. o l. e Il.
M A R h 1 Il ID /.

In Biddeford, Dec. 8, by Rev. s. T. WeherbeeS
Chas M. Boynton, of T., and Miss Mary A. Staples,
Of Limington.
In Bridgton, Nov. 10, Eben j. Peterson and Sarah
e. Remission.
In Newcastle, Nov. TO- EGward Rowe and Ellen
Te.gue; rr,,r ,,oo,r.
bay, and Lucy G. Alley, of Edgecomb.