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The Portland daily press., 1870-03-18

The CowHIDlNG OF WILKEs.-The personal
rencontre in New York on Tuesday evening,
between Major VIM Leland, of the Metropoli-
tan Hotel, and George Wilkes, of the Spirit of
he Times, grew out of an abusive article in
that paper upon the Major. The aggrived GEN.
tlemen armed himself with stout cane and
promenaded Broadway until he met the OBJ
jeet of his wrath, when he stopped him and
asked in emphatic tones what he meant by
slandering him. Mr.. Wilkes, much surprised.
Strengthened up, squared off, and replied,
Hands of, sir. Don't you touch me- and at
the same time grasped his undercoat in such a
manner as led Mr.. Leland 10 think he was
drawing pistol, and without further cere-
mOny raised his cane and struck Wilkes sew
erai smart blows on the head and shoulders.
eXclaiming, II will show you whether am a
coward. The cane was soon broken into
pieces, and as Mr.. Wilkes turned to escape
punishment or to look for an officer Leland
dealt him several blows on the back with his
fists. The assaulted editor, after his severe be-
laborlng, and in order to prevent small riot.
caused by the gathering OF mob took refuge
IN store near by, pursued by his enraged an
tagonist. Here he was subjected to renewed
blows and his head and cheek bled freely,
Leland then desisted and left The whole
affair was of very short duration. Wilkes
made no complaint, and consequently no ar
rest was made. The affair created an immense
sensation among the throng of spectators who
witnessed it.
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THE CRY OF Bosr0is-" Madame c." writes
to the New York Herald, describing singular
vision which visited her on the night of the
18th of February, at her home in BROOKLYN.
This is the story:
All at once the whole side of the house
seemed to roll away, and saw a bright light
and heard a voice near me say in a spent wills.
per, Look at the fire." looked, when saw
the light and flame; saw a steamer burning.
people struggling in the flames and in the wa.
ter. /, much terrified, saw that it was vision.
tried to speak to my companion and the voice
and it seemed nearer. l saw the stack nine
fall, masts and all but the hull disappeared.
and on the charred mass I read, "City off,
the rest was burned off, and while looked tbe
black mass sunk in the boiling sea,
Here is the description of the location saw
a narrow pass; on the right high rocky prec
ipice or headland; directly across from it is a
low point of land or coast; behind the point
the vessel burnt-not in the pass have no
recollection more but of feeling dreadfnlly
frightened, and everything was as cool to me
as II l witnessed it, l called to the lady by
my side, saying what saw, and she asked me,
named Seymour, for one; but, for Gods sake
let me Iise." did SO, and saw it was 2 O. clock
at night L called a gentleman in the next
room, who replied that had been seeing the
City of Glasgow that was burned some time
ago. l can prove this vision of mine by
three witnesses, and l was told that the land
described was the Irish coast; but I do moi
know l believe it the missing steamer, and
no news will come from her.
If Seymour was saved, as the story says, it
is about time to hear from him.
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The season and its Dangers.

The human body is chiefly composed of tissues and
fbres sensitive to every change in the condition OF
the atmosphere as the most delicate electronOmetor,
OF the quicksilver in a barometer tube.
The stomach, the skin, the nerves, the lungs, and
excreory organs are especially liable to be affected
by these variations, and the best defence against
their disastrous tendency is to keep the digestive
machinery, which feeds and nourisheS the whole
system, in good working order.
If the stomach is weak or dsordered neither the
blood nor the bile can be in healthy state, and up
on the fitness OF these two important fluids for the
omces assigned to them by nature and the regularity
Oh tneir how, health in great measure depends.
When the air Is heavily laden with chilling vapors
as oen is at this season of the year. the digestion
should be an object of peculiar care If it is weak
anu languld, the whole physical structure will be
enerVateu Ii 1t is vigorous the entire organization
VIII DC strong to resist the Ontoward and depressing
influence OF damp and Initiated atmospheric
pure ana powerful tonic is therefore especiaIv
neeueu as safeguard against the diseases most
G G, IN the spring, and Hostetter's Stomach
Ditters Deing the most wholesome and potent med
cine OF the class at present known n conrse If ~ 4;
particularly advisable at this period of the vear Th
stomach Will thereby be toned and strenotb ti
liver and bowels regulated, the nervous svs,a mo
b:aced up, and nature put in a state of actiye ~
fence against the miasma which superindnces intar
mittent and remttent favers rheumafisms narnnI
debility, headache, hypochondria and other oon ns
plants which are apt to assa the untoned and mn,
fortified organizations. The body is sfrengtbenad
without exciting the brain, and conseouentIy M nm
pleasant reaction follows its reviving and
operation.
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MAINE MEN IN WAsHINGToN.-AW Washing
ton correspondent of the Advertiser says that
ex-Congressmen Rice and Pike, 'J. S. P.,' s..
ii. Blake, Noah Woods and Gen. Hersey have
recently visited that city. The same cores
pendent names the following men who are now
regarded as residents of Washington: Exon
gressmen L. j. D. Fuller, S. C. Fessenden,
Second Auditor E. B. French, Gen. Howard,
Ex-Gov. Anderson, George w. Mcclellan, late
ly Assistant Postmaster General, S. P. Brown,
formerly of Ellsworth, and Thomas H. Talbot,
Assistant Attorney General
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SheriH's Sale.


TAKEN on execution and will be sold at bubble
Il auction on Saturday the twenty I'll ird day of
April A D. 1870, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at
the Sheriff Office, III the city of Portland in said
County, all the right in equity which John Weeks of
Portland, in said county has or had the twenty
eighth day of October, A. d. 1869, at four O'Clock
and forty minutes in the afternoon, being the time
OF the attachment of the same on the original writ
in the action on which said execution was obtained
to redeem the following described mortgased Real
Estate:
certain parcel OF land in Portland, with the
buildings thereon, situated on the easterly side of
Beckett street, in said Portland being lot designated
lot No. y, on plan OF lewiston recorded in Cum
berland Registry OF Deeds, Book 250 Page rs and
Pages 5Gs and $50, being bounded and measured ac-
cordng to said plan as follows, viz:-Westerly by
said Beckett street. there measuring 40 feet South
erly by lot No. 90 there measuring so feet; Easterly
by lot No. q, there measuring 40 feet; and North
erly by lot No. a. there measuring so feet beng the
same premises conveyed by one VIM. H. Weeks to
SAID John Weeks by deed dated February 3D. A. d.
1863, and recorded in Cumberland Regi.try Of Deeds
Book 364, Page 273.
1870. Wy VI -'"'
w3wl2 E. N. PERRY, Sheriff.
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The IMPRISONED BoNApAprD

THE IMPRISONED BoNAPARrE.-A cor
respondent of the New York Herald, who is
evidently toady, has been to visit Prince
Pierre Bonaparte in prison. The Prince
wears gloves and spurs in his retirement, and
greatly impressed his visitor by the frankncss
of his manners. The impression the INFER
view left upon the mind of the writer was
that the Prince is more deserving of nitv for
the distressing position in which he is naced
then of the vituperation and abuse which
have so numerically heaped upon a man
awaiting tria! for crime, the punishment of
which is death.
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Political Notes.

The Democratic Senators seem to have re-
garded Revels' speech in the Senate with
emotions of mingled disgust and terror.
The Democratic majority in Biddeford this
year is less than it has averaged during the
last five years. Yet the Democrats rooster
and big gun are displayed.
After thorough examination of the
charges against Gov. Ashley, of Montana, the
Senate Territorial Comittee have agreed to
postpone definitely the nomination of Mr..
Potts, of Ohio, who was sent in as Ashleys
successor. This is sad. Ashley doesn't die
worth a cent
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shall be levied on the LIST day of March and be
due and payable on or before the 18th dav of
April in each year, until and including the
year 1870 and no longer.
ltwill be seen from the language of the act
that the tax extends over the present wear
and that it cannot be otherwise copstmad
This lis the view taken by the WAYS. and
Means Committee of the House as we'll az hv
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
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EXPIRATION OF THE INCOME TAX

EXPIRATION OF THE INCOME TAXA
Washington dispatch says that there is a
good deal of controversy concerning the time
when the law creating the income tax ex-
pires by limitation. That law, since its first
enactment by the Thirty-Seventh Congress,
has undergone several amendments. The
latest was in the act approved March 2, 1867.
Section thirteen ofthat act, which is amenda-
tory of the 10th section of the act approved
June 10, 1904, provides that section 10 be
amended by striking out all after the enact
ing clause, and inserting in lieu thereof TIE
following:
That the taxes ON incomes herein imposed
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MAINE AND THE FIFTEENTH AMEND
MENT'-Maine is mentioned among the States
that have ratified the 18th amendment in tho
lst sent to the Senate by Secretary Fish
Maine and two other States seem to have
been omitted accidentally in the dispatches
sent to Eastern papers.
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s'Buy me and l,lI do you good SAThe best
medicine in the world is DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT
AND HERB BITTERS,-a long tried and standard
remedy for Liver Complaints, Bilious Diseases HUI
mOrs Of the Blood and Skin, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
arising from Disordered Stomach, Torpid Liver, or
Impure blood. They cleanse the system, purify and
and strengthen the whole body. GEO. &. GOOD
WIN & CO., Boston. Sold by all druggists
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PARsoNFIELD.-Alvah Doe, Moderator; Otis
B. Churchill, Town Clerk; Hardy Merrill.
Loring 7. Staples and Joseph T. Parsons, Sc
lectmen; Joseph Moultop, Treasurer; Alpbeus
Boothby and Elisha s. Wadleigh, 8. s. Com, !:
Joseph Moulton, Town Agent. All Democrats,
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A REMARKABLE CAsE.-In the Maine
Legislature, Wednesday, Mr.. Metcalf present
ed resolve in favor of giving Betsey Rey-
nolds of Burnham, pension during her life,
and made the following statement of facts:
Mrs. Betsey Reynolds, widow of John Rey-
nolds, of Burnham, sent four sons. two sons
ln-law, and one grandson to the war: neither
OF Wnom returned to tell their story. They
all died defending our flag When the war
closed she was left with thirty-one orphan
grandchildren, made so by the war. Her only
surviving son, who is lame, volunteered. but
was rejected on account of his lameness. Mrs
Reynolds is now depending on her own labor
for her livelihood. Seven OF her orphan grand
children were taken into the Bath Asylum,
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WE would call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement Of Henderson & Staples
Medical Illumination" and the certificates OF
many of our well-known citizens feb21-tf.
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GORDON BROTHERS have received 500 barrels
Western apples Of superior quality, which
they are selling to the trade on as favorable
terms as they can be purchased in Boston.
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- state News.


., Daniel Hazeltine of Wayne, who is in his
olst year. has cut the past winter fifty cords of
wood, which has been hauled to the establish
ment OF q. M. Bailey, in Winthrop, for which
was received 20 per cord. Mr.. III. is still hale
and hearty.
Augusta IS to have new savings bank
William S. Emmons Blaine, YOUNGEST son of
hon. James e. Blaine of Augusta. broke his
lett arm a little above the wrist one day last
week, whi!e exercising in the gymnasium con-
nected with Philips Academy, Andover, Mass.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
Rum or no rum" as the issue at the Old
town municipal election, and rum was defeat
Gu. unfortunately however, some of the de-
feated partizans got up too much steam and
became quarrelsome In fracas at the Wad-
ielgh House, between James Durham and
van" Sawyer, Charles Durham an outsider
was staooed Dy ms brother James, while at
tempting 10 quell the disturbance. He was
stabbed twice, in the arm and shoulder, but
fortunately the wounds are not dangerous.
YORK COUNTY
The Democrat says that the next meeting of
the "Agamentcus Preachers Association"
will be held at South Eliot, commencing Mon
day evening, April 18th.
1t is said that an unusual religious interest
Is prevalent in the Baptist Society at Beech
Ridge, York, and that its meetings are largely
attended. The pastor, Rev. Joel Wilson, is
Iaborlng with great zeal for the salvation of his
flock. - ''
The Democrat learns that no public religious
services are held by the Shaker brethren at
Alfred during the winter months. Elder John
Vance will, however, resume public services
in June next
AT LARGE.
Private advices from Liverpool, England, of
the 18th ultimO, announce the death of Capt.
Artell Austin, of Damariscotta. He was IA
vorably known both in New York and Liver
pool for twenty years, as a highly esteemed,
energetic and accomplished shipmaster.
Of the eighty-fve members of the Illinois
Constitutional Convention, now in session, six
are Maine men, viz: Atkins, Carey, Cum
INNINGS, Medli, Perley and Pillsbury. Three
OF these are graduates of Bowdoin.
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Girl Wanted !!

A GOOD STEADY, CAPABLE AMERICAN
n GIRL, to do the work in a small family. None
references. Enquire at No. Quincy Street.
March Is, 1870. dtfsN
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Friday Morning, March 49, 1870.

E~- First Page REORGANIZATION Extrav-
agance in Dress; Theory VS.. Practice; South
ern Items; Gossip and Gleanings.
Fourth Page-Absence; City Railroad Cars
(poetry).
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MARRIED..

In this city, March 10, by Rev. j. Keene, Levi T.
Cummings and Miss Lizzie K. Waite, both of Port
land: Also, by same, Eben L. Huston, OF Falmouth,
and Miss Julia G. L. Foot, of Portland.
In this city, March Is, by Rev. A. X. P. Small,
Isaac Small, of Cornish and Miss Vesta S. Doe, of
Milford.
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THE CASE OF MIR. BUTLER.-The resolu-
ton recommended by Messrs. Stoughton,
Negley, Packard and Asper in the House of
Representatives on Wednesday, in the case of
Mr.. Butler of Tennessee is as follows:
ResolUed, That the House declares its con-
domination of the action of r. r. Butler, the
representative from the first district of Ten
nessee, in nominating A. G, Tyler, who was
not an actual resident of his district, to be
cadet at the Military Academy at West Point
and subsequently receiving money from the
father of said cadet for political purposes in
Tennessee, as an unauthorized and dangerous
practice.
Messrs. Logan of Illinois, Cobb of Wiscon-
sin, Morgan of Ohio, and Slocum of New
York, OF the committee, recommend the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That r. r. Butler, representa-
tive in Congress from the first Congressional
district of Tennessee, be and he is hereby ex-
PEELED from his seat as member of the House.
The report was ordered to be printed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Horse Car Notice.

Spring st. Cars will run down Congress to Pearl
street, through Pearl to Middle to Exchange then
to the Grand Trunk. Return same route for lew
days.
mr17dtf sn g. W. Kicker.
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Children's Carriages,

TN obedience to the wishes of MANY OF our cns-
l. toners and friends, we have just added TO our
elegant stock of Carriages the largest and bes o
ton OF Chdren's Carriages ever exhibited in MaS,e
from the best manuiactories in the country For
sale at the Lowest Factory Prices, warrant
ed first class in every respect, and ranging In price
from Fen to Forty Dollars. Call ana examine
@. p. KIMBALL & LARKIN,
March 11-dti
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a FACT WORTH KNowING-That Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Coats and other Rubber ar
tlcles can be repaired in neat substantial
manner at Halls Rubber Store mar16a1w
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DIED.

In this city, March 16, Mrs. Phebe Campbell, aged
90 years months.
Funeral on Saturday afternoon, at o'clock,
from her late residence, No. % Lafayette street.
In Gorham, March 10, Mr.. William Martin, aged
"a years.
In San Francisco, Cal Feb. II, A. P. Bessey, Esq,
formerly ct Paris, Me-, aged AZ wears.
In SkOwhegan, March 16, OF lingering consump-
tion Mrs. Emma, wife OF Capt. Randall Libby, for
merly of Porter aged % years II months. Naura ly
of hopeful temperament sfe entertained the idea
that she should recover her health until the day be-
lore she died, when for the first time she inform
ed that the hour OF her departure very near.
This intelligence she received with the greatest COM
posnre. and frequently remarked when dying that
death had terrors for her. and if she could only
Though this was not fully permitted yet she felt per-
fectly resigned and happy in the belief that she was
about to enter upon lire, "irom cares and SORROWS
Free" Loving all and loved by ALL it may be truly
said of her, that she worthy that highest trib
ute ever paid to woman, "She always made home
happy" Us.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMER.
MARI II E N EwS.
PORT OF pOEJIA AND.

Thursday. March ~.
ARRIVED.
Sch Albert, Wescott, Boston.
Sch II Kennedy, keene, Bremen.
Sch Abdon Keene, Keene. Bremen.
Sch Prima Donna. Spoford. Southport.
CLEARED.
Steamer Franconia, Bragg, New York-Hen-
~ Fox.
Sch Nevada, Davis, Caibarien-J NJ Churchill.
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NEVER SAY Dye Or 'Nor A DYE" But
ask for Phalon's Vitalia for the Hair Exam.
inc it, you Will lind it clear; shake it, you will
see that 1t has no sediment. apply it to your
head, beard, whiskers or mustaches, if grey or
grizzled, and the color they wore before thew
faded Will return 10 them. mar10-1w.
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No Reputation
Dried Apple and Pea Nuts.

TX Bells. Western and Southern Dried
~ apples.
% Bbis. State of Maine Dried Apples.
hoOo 1u-h. Wilmington md virginia
Pea Nuts.
For sale by JOHN DENNIS a. co
March Il, 1870. dit
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an. Glover, Newcastle
SPOKEN.

Jan so. lat 10 n. lon "a W, ship ii Souie' noui
new York Jan % Tor Montevideo s,,. ,ro,,
FEDS, lat "a IS, Ion 40 so. barque Shawhut' noin
Buenos Ayres foy Antwerp.
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Best
Spool
THREAD
3 cts.
q Spool.
Best
100 yd.
SILK
Is cts.
Best
Paper
COLLARS
10 cts.
Boo.
Nice
Linen
DOYLIES
10 C.
Dozen.
HOSIERY,
Ribbons,
%WELRY,
Linen
Goods,
&C.,
&C.,
dc.
AW
Cheap!
Cheaper
Cheapest {!
1000
Pairs
Ladies'
KID
GLOVES.
each
worth
$3.50,
selling
like
Hot
Cakes
for
90 cts.
GENTS
KIDS
for
Go cts.
COGIA
IIASSAN'
OoaExchange ST.
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IMPORTS.

Barque Gan Eden, from Cardenas-5I1 hhds 81 ties
molasses, to b Brown IL Sons.
Brig Mary A Chase, from Cardenas-i50 hhds SO
ties molasses. to Phnney & Jackson; 10000 cigars,
G T TuerO.
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FOREIGN PORTS

At Yokohama Jan 20, ship John Watt, Stinson, fol
Ca!lao; Ellen Hood. Neil, repg:
Orleans.
Sid i'm Marseilles 2Sd ult, barque Hunter, York,
Palermo.
Ar at Glasgow 10th inst. steamer st David, Scott.
Portland.
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, ship Pactolus, Tobey,
San Francisco Oct n.
bar Portland (Oct 22l; brig Stockton, Griffin. 90.
Sid Jan IS, brig Amy Lane, Carver, New York
goth, barque Lord Clarendon, Lavender, New York
brig Fidelia, Stone, Boston.
In port Jan 20, brig Mary A Davis, Wooster, for
New York, ldg.
Ar at Barbados 18th ult, sch Leonessa,, Hopper,
Darien; 10th, brig Geo K Dale, Pierce Philadelphia,
land sailed 2Sd TOR st Thomas.l
Ar at Kingston, ia, goth uit, sch Pyrola, Moore,
New York.
Ar at Trinidad I'd inst, sch Henry Adelbert. Dun
Sid I'm Cieniuegos 4th inst. sch F Young, Rich
ardson Philadelphia.
Sid i'm Matanzas 18th inst brig Concord Kelley. Tor
Baltimore; Mary C Haskell. Haskell, Tor North OF
Hatteras.
iPer steamer Nemesis, New York;
Sid FIN Liverpool Sd inst. Carrie Bertha Soule, for
Buenos Ayres; Europa, Tucker, Cardenas; Lizzie M
Merrill, Farnsworth Matanzas; Maria, Webster, for
Cid at London 18th, Am Union, Grant, New York
9th, Elizabeth Gushing, Colby. Boston.
Ar at Penarth LIST, > II Stetson, Stetson, Iiayre.
Ar at Cardiff 81, Ella Thayer, Thompson, Havre.
CID 80, MT Washington, Ttcomb, Calcutta Grace
Sargent, Pote, Rio Janeiro.
ca, AT az Mess,na 2Sd ult, Rabboni, COMBS Oporto;
1nes Loring, Pinkham. Venice.
gu zatn, Commerce, Walls, New York
AZ at Cadiz 9th ult, Starrett Babbage, Havre:
Na al at bremerhaven LIST inst, Leila NJ Long, Le"N'
SD LIST, + Merriman. Glover, Newcastle.
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Temperance Caucus, Cape Eliza
beth.
The friends OF Temperance of Cape Elizabeth are
requested to meet at the Town House, on Friday the
18th inst, at o'clock P. NJ, to nominate Town OFF,
GERS for the ensuing year. full attendance is do.
sirabe as proposition has been made to form a
Union Ticket.
PER ORDER Town COMMITTEE
Cape Elizabeth March IA, 1879. mr15td
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10 CARRIAGE OWNERS AND DEALERS
rubber Anti-Rattlers for carriage shafts
(Chapman's PatenD one dollar per dozen pairs.
at Halls Rubber Store 11S Middle street nm.
der Falmouth Hotel. Call for Chapman's.
Take no others. mar1e
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

KEY wEsT-Ar 9th, brig Adele McLoon, Means,
JACKsoNvILLE-Ar 9th, brig j Leighton, Wal.
SAvANNAu-Cld 18th, sch Jed Flye, Langley
GEoRGETfowN, Scar LIST. sch B Marshall,
Seavey, Savannah.
Ar 5th. schs L Warren. Seavey Savannah; 9TH,
S b Woodbury.. Woodbury., Baltimore.
Ar Sth. sch Mary Farrow, Condor. Searsport.
CHARLESTON-Ar 18th, sch DR. Kane, Dodge,
-BALTIMORE-Ar 18th, sch sedonia, Holbrook,
Norfolk.
Cid I4th, sch Alpha, Campbell. New York.
Ar 18th, sch Romp, Miller, New York.
Cid 18th. schs Jos Hay. Hathaway. Boston; City
Point Fisher, Portland: l. A May, Baker do
Ar 10th, sch George Todd Davis, Cardenas
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 18th, sch David Babcock,
Cid 18th, scbs NJ Haskell, Barbour Matanzas;
Roswell COpp, Barbados.
Below 18th, sch Hattie Ross, from Demarara.
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, brig ID Stockwell, Smith
Montevideo SO days; Nellie, Owens, Mayaguez PR 90
days; schs Viola, Hall, Machias; Am Chief Snow,
Rockland; l. ID Wentworth, Cobb, Providence for
Elizabethnort: Ada + Brooks, Halves. Rockland for
Baltimore; Grand Island, Mcintyre. Providence.
Cid 18th, barque Union, Green, Gibraltar.
Ar 10th, barque Florence Peters. Hooper, Sagua IS
days; sch Kalmar: Lambert. Galveston.
Passed through He'll Gate 15th sen Maracaibo, I'm
Weehawken Tor Portland.
PKOVIDENCE-Ar 10th, sch Gen Marion, Tor
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 10th inst, schs j p wyman.
Urapn, Cienfuegos 20 days tor Boston; JAS G CraIg
Maxwell, Baltimore tor Portsmouth; ID Prescott
freeman, Nansemond tor Portland.
Returned, brig IL Kennedy.
ROSTON-Ar 10th. ship Golden Rule Hall New
Orleans; sch ) Bickmore. Meservey. Wilmington.
Cid 18th. brig r Cove. Hardness Key West; sch
st Crox, Eaton, Galveston; Black Bird, McCarver,
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 10Th, brig Nellie johnson,
Spates, Sagua tor Portland