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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-03-14

The brief bnt comprehensive address Vi
Mayor Kingsbury, which is printed e's
where, naturally gives great prominence W
the Oh astion of our local finances. IL Is sia
flying to have the assurance no" d"
source that there is "no good reason why the
expenses may not this year pe ie'a'i'os ~
duced.' And we assure u iheuioeis vi INC
Citv Council that It will be incumbent upon
them TO lake as something more than mere
formal injunction ithe Mayors recommended.
ton that all appropriations for streets as well
as for other purposes be carefully scrutniz-
ed" When the deb. and the rate of taxation
OF city are so large as those of Portland it is
safer to err, If at all, on the side of rigid econ
omy, a2d to incur the reproach of absolute
parsimony rather than that of unwise libersa
ity and enterprise OF questionable utility. II
we rightly interpret the spirit in which the
people made their nominations this year it
was their purpose TO muse something of their
feeling on this subject into the city govern
ment. Portland has not, like Belfast in our
own State and many Western towns, embark
ed so largely in extravagant ventures as tc
impair in the slightest degree its credit Or ex-
cite shallow OF apprehension in any quarter
as to its future financial prosperity; but an
unsecured debt of million and three quar-
tiers dollars, with two million and "a quarter
In railroads, and building loan of about a
million more, is large debt, even for city
with valuation OF thirty millions. We be-
lieve that the Mayor even falls short of the
truth in his estimate OF the magnifce 1t pros
poets of the Portland and Ogdensburg rail-
road-an enterprise with which the city has
been wise to identity itself, and which will ul-
timrtely repay its chief beneiaclor hundred
iOlf we have no doubt. But it is not neces-
sary TO point out that the advantages from
this source are now mainly prospective, and
that it will hardly do to give them much con-
sideraiion in making appropriations, since The
road is not yet through The White Mountains.
Mayor Kingsbury's recommendations in re-
gard to the streets, the public schools, the
alms house, fire department and especially
the industrial school for girls, seem to BE- ju.
dicious. We hope that there will be no back
wardness on the part Of our citizens in acting
upon the Mayors suggestions in regard to the
in ustrial school. Portland is the city to be
chiefly benefited by such an institution, and
in our opinion Its action in regard to it will!
determine the fate Of the whole project Mr..
Kingsbury is entitled to especial credit tor
the active interest he has taken in this be
nevolcnt enterprise.
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state News.


The Apdro-coegin river at Lewiston, on
Monday was rising. A pier of the Lewiston
bridge was moved eigh cen inches from its DO.
s'tiop bv the ice Sunday night. An inch and
four fittbs OF rain tell on Sunday. On Monday
beavv jam of thick ice and logs formed ip the
river, about a mile above the city. Dispatches
from uD river, report the river clearing of ice
and full OF logs. The only Danger possible at
Lewiston is to the bridge over The Androscog-
gin, which it is feared will be carried off if the
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Friday evening, March 10th, quite an extern
sivo fire took place at EIes Falls. Naples 10
Mr.. Richard Green's Mills The fire was first
discovered 10 the stave mill. and 1T proceeded
very rapidly 70 the saw mil and grst mill SO
that they were all Cor. umed. Mr.. Green's
loss will be upwards of $4,000.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
A bridge between Wilton and East Wilton
on the AodioscO2gin railroad has been Car
RED away. and the railroad bridge al Farm ug-
ton was somewhat damaged by ice in the An.
dioscoggin river.
The bridge across the Androscoggn at Liv-
ermoIe Falls, was carried away by the ice
Monday.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
Upwards of two thousand pairs of shoes per
week are now NJ .buiactured at the National
Military Asylum, at Augusta.
There were two railroad disasters in Augusta
on Saturday. Que car of the noon freight,
heavily Loaded with potatoes, ran fl the track
opposlte the machine shop. Cause, loose
Wheel Repairs were made in :bout an hour
just alter the afternoon passenger train had
crossed the street. spau and was advancing on
tie railroad bridge leading across the river, the
engine, from some unknown cause, ran off the
track, and went Tor some distance on the
sleepers. Fortunately no lives Wei lost, and
everything was in good shape again in the
coarse of an hour, says the Kennebec Journal.
The body OF Willard +. Gannett of Augusta,
the young man who committed suicide by
drowning in the Keunebec r,vpr on the eve
ming of Sunday, December 10 b. was recover
ed on Saturday forenoon between II aid -
o'clock, near the Arsenal wharf, about twenty
five feet from it, fl ,atug on the water.
Ia the-case of Alexander H Howard vs.
Julia Kimball, Extcutrix, tried at at the Su-
Dreme Judicial Court at Augusta, THE jury GU
Sa,nrrav returned verdict for p'ainrff for
VIA 466 6o. The case goes up on quesllons of
law.
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Proposals for Building a7Light t.
HOuSe Tender
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TUE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD,

OFFICE OF TUE LIGHTHOUSE HOARD,
Washing on ity Earch, 8, 1871
CE4LTD proposals will be received at this Office
= uni1l O'Clock. p. M. on tli ay, 3lst Dag OF
March, inst. for the building and equi ping OF Pro-
pelIer Steamer. tor the Lighthouse If al ut
$50 tons. according to the isDs anu detailed pe i'll
cations, which may he CHAINED a the Office o The
iebt house Boarh and al the l.. y, En- .ineer's Of
fl, Bait more, Nd 4; l.. IL Inspectors Ofiire Phil
adelphia; Cu ion-h use, NIlbiDgtoL, Del T.. II.
Inspectors uffi No 16. B"a,way N Y; L. IL.
lnspecto's flee, Boston; and also at the L. H. To-
specto''s Office, Porr .auo, Ne.
Proposals are invited and will be received aud
con -lders d as f,llows:
First. Proposas TOR hui and equipments COM
Pile without engine and Ter, &C.,
Seconf Proposals Tor engine, boiler, &c., com.
pete, nd placed Ia POSITION
Third. Proposals Tor bull, eeui, ments, ard all
machDery required. c'mple e, Sc and in each
Ca e., 10 conformity 20 the plans and specifications,
whit b will iorm a Dart oi the contract
Bid'ieIs will, eacn Offer, stare e time within
which they will coutIaot, in OF accep anc- 10
complete tbs work hid tor. and to be guaranteed BY
the securities TO the contra #.
For 'ur details, see pr"ted Specifications and
forms ~ bi l and 'arintv req Iire
bids must ca fd,ly seale }, and endorsed
Pop sails for Binding Propeller Lig t-house
FENDER. u then pac.i in anu her euv 1lopc a. a
sddre sed and ieve ed in per-pn, s=nt III rough
the mail prepaid TO the undersigned.
mtl4 ct W. Il. oH UBkICK, Chat mln
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rushtop,s Cherpy Pectoral Troches

will be found superior to all others or Coughs Gods
asthma, Group and Bronchial ificnties generally,
exceedingly pa1atabe. having none of that nauseat-
ing, unpleasant, cuheb taste; very soothing and act
like charm Also Rushton's f. W Cod Liver Oil,
tor Consumption, Scrotula, &c. The oldest, purest
and hest in the market. Use no other. Sold by
Druggists generally. oc2Ssn-d& w6m
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I. q. q. Il,

An adjourned meeting of MAcu1coSSE and
EASTERN STAR EscAmpMEkTs in con EN- ion as
sembled, will be held on Tuesday Evening,
March '4th, at u o'clock, to discuss and decide
ls'-Whether a Sash shall be substituted for the
Col ar. e"'s'''u''u 0A VIZ
zad-W hathera Belt shall re addict to the uniform
ana TO pna"y decide all matters pertaining to the
1t is earnestly desired that every Patriarch sbou,d
be present, and especially those who have alre. DIV
signed for UNIFORM Per o,dor
March 13-sn ct
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NJ e NOR NDA.
DON ESTtC PORTS.


SAN FRANCISCO Ar 4th, brig Orient, Nickels
Neu castle Is AMI.
Ar ,2tL NJ. baruue Envoy. Ferry. Hong Kong
SIT I'd, osrque IA nier >uciair, Pot Ga IL BILE 1Oti
ship DAVID Go ket buIge 6, LIverp Of.
NEW OkLLANS-Ar uh, oar,ue Able N Frans
lin holbroon, boston, brig Don Quixote, Conant
Havana Lh
Cnl Z b, ship North Star. Owens, Cork.
KEY wE,T-Ar 2sta, sch kate Grant, Grant
Pens icola 80. sfll
Ar LIST. sch Undne Griffin Green Turtle Cav.
JACKSON. iLLE-C,d "a, sch Monaunock, Ham
mond Fail River.
savanna H-Cld eth, brig Nellie Clifford Ii tie
Cid 10th. shy O Hazelfine Gilkey. Cronstadt.
ar nth. ship Tn oooi fheobold, Liverpool; brig
Lewis Glars. 5srtlett, baltimore.
Ar 18th, ship Ii ews er. Col iDs, Bal esas
Cid 1;th, ship southern E3h.s. Weymouth. Liver
CHARLEsToN-Ar 10th, sch Frank s. Emily,
wiLMINGTON-Ar 9Th. sch Light OF the East
RICaMoND-Ar 9Th, sch John Bird, Sleeper, I'm
NORroiK-Cld 9Th. sch Mahaska, Bunker, ,or
Ar@b. sch j v Wellington, Parker. Rockport.
BALI hokE-Ar 18th, Sch Maracaibo Henley,
Observation-Disclosures 10th. schs AIcyoue Davis
Sagua; Eve iue. Dutch. .'acksoDvrle.
NV YORK AR 10th, SENS z A Paine, Jones
Easfport; Gem. Tnomas. vinaha,en; 1 N str, ut,
Norfolk Pearl. Smith, do for do; Juila T. uanage,
Hix Rockland.
Ar lin, barque SANITY Hook Walls, MesSna brig
GAIA Gooilicn. Look Havana: sens David Bab-
COCK, Coicord. Wilmington; Marion D aper, Meady.
Portsmouth Tor New York
Ar lhb. bArque I'll IA stevens, How, FIN Cartlenas
brig M rr.wa, Water house. do.
LID 18th uaruues Me.untcOok, Hemingway Cadjz
Mary Rideont. Tucker, Gibraltar; bugs Ernestine
Knight, Cadfz; StrouI. b an mond, Point e re
s ts Teiumah, Hal, Galveston. Eureka. Wallace
jacksonville
II lvin. snp John Tucker for New Orleans.
Passed through He'll tate 10Th, sch NJ Vasser KEEL
ley New York TOT Portland.
FALL R!E ER-Sld 1l,h. 500 Maggie Mulyey. AL
zen Philadelphia or BALTIMORE L -u'er Newton
Gray, and Sarah Mara, liam. New York,
fRoviDENCE-Ar IL h, schs Matthew Kinney
oyer. Savannah: Fleetwihg Nash kockland.
SID lin sch Mary T. Pears n. p ndleton CaI,is
NCWPORT-in port 10Th Challenge lie, m ore
hocs port tor Norfolk: o,v'. Prkerne. k,ckIand
ior richmond; Maud Webster, Wentwor D. Corrigan
is ano ior New York; Iioaz. Coombs nom hellasi
iot batlmo.e: Neptune's Bride Roberts Calais ior
Monlngton w i'arlng, Smith. Pot and tor New
folk.
HOLMES' HOLE-Ar 10Th. barque Gan Edeu
" eenleai. New YORK Ior Boothbay brig Fosm
r rsons. savanna la Mar far Bo-ton schs u. 'd-n
Rule Med maid. TN Cienuegos Is DAYS Tor Portland,
Hattie Ross, Ulri,k. ardenas 10 days for
KUSTON-Ar nth. pa que American Ioyhs, fafk
Bueuos Ayres ,ch Geo Brooks: Sa' yer. Portland.
Cid nth, barque los. p inc Haven Portland sch
Ontatio, Lunt. Calais; Lemra M, CiarK, ana Blue
Bird, Finla,, Portland.
AT lzth sch ouisa Bliss, Strong Sagua.
SAIL M-Sld l2,h sch Lucy X Cosgswell, SWEET,
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DIR. CURTIS ON"M4NHooD

A M di al Essay on the cause ami Gu g of Prone
ture Decline, Ner ons sand physical Debility .Spe, me-
tntl ~ Abuses OF tn system &c trIt gives clso
synor.is oi'h inp.dmenls to N 1riage, ami the
remedies therefor-he results CT 90 years surc.ss'nI
Cnr.is on Maunoon." shout he read by The .onno
for Its instruction, and by the a t. as rrce ~
zette ''0 Id-
11ere IS no member OF society by whom this h 81,
will not be found seiu W eLf err be be n.rn. oh
eep or or clergyman London Times "'' pre-
Psice 81 0by mail. A.id ess DIR, Curr;. NJ q
fremont Place. Boston, Mass. u,rSs, NO,
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SPECIAL NOTICES


Inc citizens OF W,stbrook ave requested to meet,
irrespective OF party, at Wsrren's Hall, Saccarrappa,
on Saturday next, March is, at 3"'c ck P. NJ, for
the purpose of nominating uitable persons for
Town Officers. - A.i
Westbrook, March IL. 1871. mr14td
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Cristadore's Excelsior Hair Dive

remains master of the field and is Acknowledged to
be the Standard Hair Dye of America. A =
List of the Killed and Wounded
would show scores of eharatans stretched IN that,
backs, Endorsed by Professor Chiffon as nure and
harmless, aud accepta' BY the publ. as M. cbles.
n its Grafton. the Excelsior DYE laughs ali riva,r
to scorn. As an exquisite dressing after a,;rn 49,
CRISTADORu'S HAIR PRfSERVATIvE
teb15eodlm w9,11
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PORTLAND, MARCH 10. ISL.
a LII persons are 10 bi Lien trusting any ,e son
y on my account as shah not pay any depis OF
their eonirtc Ing lter this da4e. - ,,,
msrii l3t JOHN COFENf.
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fO0c Use the. s'vege,able Pull Ao7o
1910 nonary BaIsnm." The old 1917
Standard remedy for Coughs. Colds, Consumption.
''nothing 6etter' CUTLER BROS. s. Co., '''"'
Nov ssh 6m
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F. O H - a Il H .
TALUABLE PROPERTY.
a Great Bargain

N Cumberland Mills Vile, Westbrooy, Me. The
Property KIN wn as The Hansco Place. tor safe
now a. "a great Bargain, Ge.c,ibed as t,ilows: A
two story house wlh ell, verv pleas ut locs ted
good wei OF water. large ga den and orchard with
25 good growing lruit TEES, and room for 10 or IL
more.
ALSO -
Three sewing machiaes, taiors cutting table 4xsft.
bsds. bedst5ads. chairs, tables stand owes dsaes
buI ius, &c. &c.. of artic es such as are
used in Housekeeping will be sold low tor cash.
now is your time. Inquire OF HANSCOM on the
place, or OF +. NJ. RAY ESQ.,,
Sac, aIaI pa. Se.
Dated the 18th, ct March 1871. mrl4tf
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COUNTER ALABAMA CLAIMS - Edwin
James, formerly Qleen's Counsel. but now a
lawyer, of New York claims from British client
amou, ting to $4,000, 900 in bis possession,
which are to he presented to the Joint High
Commission, as Offset to claims by Americans.
a NUMBER OF these claims are for cotton, said
70 nave been destroyed by Union forces at New
dreams during tue war; Most of the Eoglsh-
men WHO Send on their claims, wish them set
tied at once, and eoquiries bav. even bsen 70.
ce'ved from some of them as to wbe,ber nron-
erty on vessels confiscated wb;,e ,,r,;,n ~.
D'o.A"'e' VIII oe made good. Among the
eialms Is mat OF Manchester firm, Westhead
q Co., amounting to 100000.
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Lewis B. Richardson, a we'll known broker
Of Lowell, Mass, died suddenly while sitting
in chair in bis residence, Friday, of conges
sion OF the brain.
Ithamer A. Beard, formerly noed Demo.
cal civil engineer, died at Lowell, Mass, Sun
day. aged 81.
A Richmond paper says that not less than
10000 southeruers. many of whom took part in
the war op he rebel side, are re -dlng perma-
neptIy in New York city, and adds that nearly
all of them are poor.
There is detalcation of a million of dollars
10 the Mexican treasury, attributed to Senior
hometo. and be is vigorously STACKED by The
press. which po,nt wiIb suspicion to his prop
ertN' valued at over 100000.
o'smark Is SAID to have kept complete d.
aiy o, all public events aad his personal rela.
:,ou laeIeto lot the last thirty years, and be
In1e uus ~ prepare, as soon as the continental
Houo'es are over, history OF his times.
The house OF J. R. Osgnod r. Co Of Ro,ton
have concluded an eueagen,entr po2neon,
ddrir TO Wflte Exc usiveiy Tor thei- n.r;5 -
and be VIII begin his Iutiiment at amoo M.
Is a most eDterprising move on Mr. Anis
part, but it is characteristic one W. oou
graiulale both author and publisher We con
The Hon. William Munsen is no moo, ,..
sicisD,'w we see by the Washington Chronicle
which tells al about q party of surprise ma
queraders that invaded his house few even
legs ago. During the evening" saws the
Chronic Q General Muugen entertained the
company by singing several songs, accompany.
ire himself on the violin, and was Justly ap-
plauded."
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M A IL &C I X d .
ID 4 &c d

In Falmouth March II, Mrs. Abigail Small, aged
So Veais honh BIS.
L In Saccararpa. 7th ult, Emerson E. only child OF
John M. and Amanda Burns.
In Pow nal, March 49, Mrs Rebeccah, wife OF Elias
Turtle, Esq. aged SO years.
In Lev i.ien. Mar h9. Mr. II hn Duckw0rth, aged
IS years; Miss Elizabeth A Wing, age 90 years
In Gardiner, March =, Wilder c. Landerkin, aged
Is wears. 'f n ~
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Portland & Rochester
RailrOad Co.

Free of Government Tax!
Interest Payable April and October
Principal Payable In 1851.
This Loan OF only $4,000 having II years to run
is now being rapidly sold by the undersigned at 95
and accrued interest, and is recommended as safe
and reliable investment beng amply secured to the
Ys'i Messrs. Il. j. LIBBY, ~
FRED. FOX, p
j. A. WATERMAN,
by first mortgage on the whole Road, Equipments,
ROLLING Stock Station Heueec, ali bui1 and
finished in the most thorough and substantial man
ner. trtalM E 9tftts is5ft7Iftta
The road has tor long time been finished and
doing an extensively pay' 6 business to Alfred, 80
miles from Portland. Trains now run regularly to
Springyale, FIVE miles beyond Alfred with cores
poniii increase in traffic. Beyond Sprinevale the
road-bed has been graded waits the rails in the
early spring of 1871. Distance in all 52i miles.
1hls road forms important part in the pro-
posed tn Ough liue via Worcester, Mass, thence via
any OF the present Rail tie .mboa, roues to New
YolkCty avoiding transfer in ston and materially
reducing the distance, (say 10 mi'es.) The COM
pletion of the short connecting link from Rochester
Nasan is guaranteed beyond doubt at an early
date. 1
AT the price named the Bonds net the investor at
least one and ha per cent more in err st than Gov
eminent Bonds at present prices and the present
rafe OF Gold. wi h further decline in Gold, Govern
mems must decline with their rates of interest.
No more favorable opportunity will be offered to
purchase the Bonds han now, and The unprece-
denied Sale of about $500 900 within he past month,
largely to our safest and wealthiest ctzens, guaran-
tees an almost immediate closing up OF the loan IN
the market. si :@H
Denominations 5000, $500 and $1,000 Price 95
and accrued interest.
GOVERNMENT BONDS at latest full N. Y. quo
tatons, aud all ma ketab,e securities at current
rates, taken in exchange for the above.
Circulars statistics and full information furnished,
and correspondence solicited.
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Il II. If p. r. ID.

A SPECl Al meetir OF the RELIEF ASSOCIA-
,,HAN 10 OF THE PORTLAND FIRE DEPAkr-
W EN WIN be he'd az the CHItF E. GINEFRs OF
F,C Clts BAL. on Wednesday Eve,g, March
aOtn: 1871. at u O'Clock tor the following n-neI
To act upon he report of the Cor uttee annoiute1
to ,ev'se 'he Bv-I avs of the ASSOCIATION. and TO
MAKE choice of one Trustee 10 I'LL vacancy exst,nS
In the bard. Per order IF tie Cow
mrlshZW q. H. LEIGHTON Sect,v
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FOR EIGN PORTS

Ar at liverpool nth inst, ship Richard McManus.
Foster, New Orleans
Ara Loudon l1th inst, ship Coringa, Watson. from
At Para 18th ult. scbs Storm Petrol, Davis from
NV Work; Ocean Pearl Carver, and Manua Loa
Talbot. wig cargoes
at Arroyo path uit. brig Alex Nickels, Rosebrook
for New tork. lde; sch Elizabeth DeHart, Low ioi
New Haven, ldg
= Sid TN st Thomas 10th ult, brig Mary Stewart
hodgdon, Cenfuegos
Ar a, havana I'd, barque Florence Peters, Skinner
P rtland.
Sid 9th inst, barque Ellen Dyer, Leland, for New
YORK..
Oh a,ters-hrig Mary E Leighton, GOO hhds sugar,
TO load ut Cabaren for New York, at So sch riop-
ic rd Sagua and North OF ratieras. molisses
pr ITO CALLS brig San Carlos, at Matanzas Tor Norm
OF Hatteras. 60 hhds wolass-s So
AT Sa2ua 2i inst brig Matte Russell, horK'unci
sch j NJ Knowles, Knowles. do.
Iper steamer batavia. at Boston.i
Sid FIN Liverpool III, Progress,: nous'ns' Nioo'
Sou beru hiei biggts. new Orl s x-,,u. a
81, ~ X;.ri ,ia Dare Skolheld. tor newport ana
q astop N !, Guam DOrm". Cousius' caFahnah
osan E,nnv = ,LeLan McLaia". Hava IA.
Clt ,5th ccess chase, ne" OreanS Merom.
ILL Savannah 27tb NooIbean. fleld bo. on;
~ co Gn,e Harrness, Havana; Saml u Reeo, VIM
sot: Ha aor ide 2fth. Union, Au tin. Key West wa
Calm. L zzIe Moses, Cox for >ew orleans via do;
q Strc. "a d, Strck'au, New York Via do; Jennie
PRO. e. Ppm ,e. Philadelphia
sid TN Ktngroad 26th, Shatmuc, Soue. (rom Bris-
toll tol New orleans G
Cardiff Emf ior ids 24th, Devonshire, Sedg ey, for
Portsmouth.
Ar at Genoa 2lst ult, Nellie May. Blair New Or
leans.
Sid 2lst, Commerce. Walls, Licata.
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Claim to have the Rest Rubber Boo,s mod. =,
the Omitted states, which they sell as low 40 on :,
Kind of Rubbe Boot can be purchased in this oi,,.
dclsueodts IL Murketsqunr..
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MARI N Il N EWS
FORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday, March 13

ta tta Monday, March I3.
"a tHi ARRIVED.
Sch Agnes. lot Ralhi Blair. Cardenas I'd inst
moIa.> es t, hurchili & GO.
sch Dr. xalo Leland. Boston.
Sch Black Swan. M,,rill Buckspert Tor Boston.
Sch II en- OK Colhv l;oOthbay.
sch Pointer. Hines, Wiscasset 10 load for Calais
Sch Col Eddy. Day, Freeport.
CLEARED. l-
Steamer Chesapeake, johnson, New York-Hen-
~ Fox
Steamer New Brunswick, Pike, Eastport and St
ie Beaver, Br, Hoffman, Barbados, in ballast
Sea St Crolx, Eaton, Cardenas- Phinney s. Jack
Sch Bucco, tBr) Chalmers. St John, NIB John
Sch lice c Fox. Adams. New york-JI Libby.
Sch Nellie Bell, S,ahl New York-Chas Sawyer
Srh Maine, Brown. boston.
Sch PIntA, Glark, Pembroke. ..... o.
Sch M Y 6ra"am, Fountain Rockland, to lead tor
Norfolk Nick erson q Luchf-1d-
Sch Buena Visa, Knight, " iscasset
sAILED-Barques Daring and Jas Duncan; schs
Cyrus Fosssrt. A ice @ Fux. Sophie, Chatter Oak,
Bramhall. Vulcan, and others.
Capt Heuriques, Of U steamer McCulioch. at
Rock'and from Portland. reports, A M 18TH WhIte-
head Light bearing NE. distant thee miles. ssed
large oak stick. to"r nve eet hicb was above
water AMI the lower nd seeming to be fast. Il is
directly IN the way Of vessels uould into Rockland
and Is a dangerous obstruction.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Gan Ellen. Greenleat. from New York for
Boothnay, which put in Holmes Hole 10th was
run 1uiO by an unknown scbr in Long i>lanJ Sou I'd
thursday .hl. and ,rrel " head gar M, Tor
ward chain plates on port side II he schr had no
Ugh visible.
baIvt Q JAS pIett, Nickerson, at New York from
LiverpU reports heavy gale the as ace and car
RED away rud e post lost head and water Stove
buiwarks and forward louise, lost ooat anu spars,
and sus aimed other damage.
Sch Annie Sarg mt, recently sunk on Hampton
bar, started her kesl aud att and The . rpla,d
The runnlng Tlgaing aud sails are in good order,
The cargo as been sold
About lao tons Coal have been saved from the srhr
Mary Anna ashne at Mani cke. The remainder
81 tons. has been sold tor SI2 The portion landed
Was sJld at auction TOR 81 per ton. -
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MACH TWISTS

VIII fnd complete assortment of
Fine Tools, TWist Drizze
CHUCKs AND HAND VICES.
60 Exchange street.. near Middle
j. B. LUCAS.
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lM PORTS.

Sch Agnes. rom Cardenas-3O0 hhds 40 ties molas-
ses. 10 h Churchill & 40.
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Bachelors I,a,r Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
tie only and perfect Dye harmless. reliable in
stantaneous; no Disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
comedies the ill effects OF bad dyes, invgorates and
gas enc hair SOFT an eauriiul black or brown
'old by all Druggists and Perfurners AMI properly
appie'l at Bachelors Wig Factory Is Bond st,N.Q
June 9-1s70sEd1yr&w
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STORAGE and Wharfage OF Custom Hou..
Wharf Apply to LiNCH. BARKER a. ~
.ocl6tf sp 159 Com ,ciI 81 W.