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The Proper Distinction of
Woman.

A writer in Lippincott's Magazine says
= Is there any barrier against presumption.
and against an attempt at equality, like
thoroughbred courtesy Z" Do what you
will, YOU can never be so thorangh lady as
/ am" was the impression made upon me
by the sweet humility the plain dress, the
almost forlorn surroundings of Mrs. Custis.
the former mistress of Arlington. 1t was
more what she did not do, the absence of
effort, coupled with the desire to make you
happy, the thorough breeding, the self-ab-
negation, the graceful dignity. that made
this lady a duchess in her faded realm.
Such breeding and such manners as hers
are not within the reach of every one
they are partly natural giftsrbut the Vir-
tues which led to them are to be cultivated
by everybody with some hope of success.
Miss SedgWick was one of these wonderful
ly well bred women. No woman in Ameri-
ca was more famous than she in her prime
and she had much of the grace, with little
of the formality, of those ''old school, man
ners in which she must have been trained.
FlatteTy never turned her head; she was
humble and modest as village school girl,
graceful and cOurtly as Madame de Sevigne.
Her manner ofintroducing two persons has
never been surpassed; she made them both
feel hOnored and distinguished. Her atti-
tude of listening was in itself a mpliment.
and to the very last she maintained a charm
beyond beauty, the charm of perfect man
ners.
Inc LOUISVILLE COurler-JOurnal says this
of Weston, the pedestrian
Mr.. Weston is not only walker, but a
splendid newspaper reporter. In fact he
spends his leisure hours in New York at
that business. He happened to be in the
CourierJournal office last night when the
fire broke out. 1t was two miles and half
away, and one O'Clock in the night. The
Courier-Journal's best ''leg man. was
starting for a hack, when Mr.. Weston
who, by the way, is one of the joIliest,
most impulsive and active fellows you could
come across-jumps up and says, "HOld on,
Fll just step up and get it, and, before
any one could object, he was off and down
the stairs like a streak of lightning. He
was a stranger in the town; but there was
the light of the fire, and he a newspaper
man The consequence was he..wenG for it.
He brought back the fire, and an accident
occurring besides, and the result OF his
work will be found elsewhere.
CHICAGO, September 17.-Santa Fe, New
Mexico, dispatches of the 7th, says that
Galligas, Democratic candidate for Congress
from New Mexico. is undoubtedly elected
by about 800 majority. The vote in Santa
Fe county stood: Charez Republican, 10I,
Galli0aS Democrat. TAI.
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STEAM ENGINESiAND
MACHINERY

made by Talbot & Sons, of Richmond, Va,
for sale. These engines, with the latest inn
provements and of superior workmanship,
have taken the premium over others at fairs
where they have been exhibited.
Orders for Gins, Engines and Gum Bands,
promptly filled. Gins repaired by n skillful
Ginwright Address, Memphis, Tenn,
G. W. TRUEHEART. Agent,
For Daniel Pratt, Talbot 4 Sons.
augSsw&wlm
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Mn. KExNARD,-The Deering Press bought
Of you could mt work any better can press
n load Of cotton by breakfast time, and have
done 80 frequently. i am perfectly satisfied
with il.
STEPHEN MCLEOD.
July 1st, 1871. septlsw8tw4w
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CoIDsM1rn MAIDS PERroRMANcEs.

M1SEAPoLrs, Sept. 17.-Goldsmith Maids
time 2:lS16, 2:171<, 2:2l. In the second
heat Lucy came in only neck behind the
Maid. thus making better time than ever
before. The track is new and sandy, and
gave way beneath the hoofs of the horses.
They were in splendid condition, and trotted
the second heat with apparent ease. Doble
thinks he will easily go below his Milwaukee
time on the first favorable opportunity.
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Port Gibson, July ], Is7i. ~ ''''''

have been using Deerings Hand Press for
one year. find it 10 be an excellent Press,
preferable 20 any have seen, being perfectly
simple and strong, and will press easily bales
weighing 600 pounds.
WM. II. RUssUM.
The weekly clarion., 1871-09-21
July 81, 1871.

MR. J. L. KEsSARD,-DeeringsH Hand Cot
ton Press gives entire satisfaction. ! thint IL
the best Hand Press made, and recommend IL
10 the public, confident that any one trying ID
will be perfectly satisfied with the way Il oper-
ates; il is simple, perfect and complete In its
arrangements, and easily managed.
Nv. DAVENPORT.
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July 10Th Is7L
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DIED,

MISSISSIPPI. Sept. Is, 1871.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-08

IMPORTANT RAILROAD PRoJECT.-A Con-
cord, N. H., dispatch gives report that nego.
tiations are going on for the lease OF the North
ern railroad to the Vermont Central railroad,
10 order to secare another link 10 the contem.
plated grand trunk route from Chicago "a
Boston, via the lakes, Ogdepsburg, St Al
bans, White River junction and Concord.
Should the measure be arranged, Its terms
VIII be submitted to the STOCK holders of the
Northern railroad at the annual meeting next
month. In connection with the above report,
there came some of the particulars OF the
move ment on the part of several influential
and wealthy men, backed by a great railroad
corporation, to secure from the next Legisla-
ture charter for new railroad from Concord
to Manchester. This project has been agitated
from time to time Tor several years, but it
comes up anew from the fact that the Passump-
sic railroad has been completed, and that the
White Mountains railroad will next summer
be extended to the Grand Trunk road of Can
ada, the object of this scheme being to get an
other independent line from Montreal to Bos-
ton via st. Johns, Stanstead and the Passump-
sic road to Wells River, Vermont, or via the
Grand Trunk and White Mountains road te
Wells river, and thence by way of Plymouth.
concord, Manchester and Lawrence to Boston.
Inc manchester and Lawrence road is now
leased to the Concord railroad, but the movers
IN the above project allege that the lease ia an
illegal one, and will probably be annulled nv
the Supreme Judicial Court A Significant
feature In this programme is the fact that par
ties are actively at work buying up Manches-
ter and Lawrence stock at private sales, in or
der to get controlling power in that corpora
ton.
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Proposals

For furnishing Rough Stone for the Break
water At the Mouth Of Saco River, Me-,
MILL be received at this Office until 10 O'Clock O.
w M, on Tuesday, the ninth day of May next.
The quantity OF stone required IL 1000 tons (more
or Sssl OF which 1900 tons (more less must be OF
large size; and 1.C00 tons lmore or lessl OF small
size exceeding cubic foot and such as can be
size, and OF such quality will be satisfactory to
the Engineer in charge; and must be deposited in
such places and In such manner az he may direct.
The delivery OF the stone must commence as soon as
practicable after the approval OF the contract and
pleted before the 2lst day OF August next
not less than third OF the quantity to be deliver
ed each month.
In making proposals, bidders will state the price
per ton (of 2240 p0unds OF stone delivered and de-
posted in position; the weight to be ascertained at
at the expense of the contractor and to the satsac
ton OF the Engineer iu charge.
Separate prices may be stated Tor the largs and
sDs1H stones II preferred.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids which, in his opinion, not favorable to the
governments also the bid OF any person who, in his
belief, will not faithfully and promptly perform the
contract.
Payments will be made monthly; and 20 per cent
will be reserved therefrom until the whole work IL
satisfactorily completed, and be forfeited in the event
OF the nonulflment Of the contract in the time anC
manner required.
to call on the undersigned. at his office in Morton
BLOCK on Congress street, for forms of the same
tor more definite information, Ii desired: and on
transmitting their bids (which required to be in
dupttcdfe) they will please indorse thereon "Prop0
sails for furnishing Stone for Saco River Brsakwater
GEO. THOM,
1t. Col. OF Engineers
Bv't Brig. Gen'l U. s. A.
U. s. ENGINEER OFFICE,
Portland, Me-. April 8, 1871. s--.-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Extensive Mill Property
FOR Sale
Valuable Investment /!

WHAT well-known Steam Saw Mill, Wharves and
i Mill Pond, situate on the north side of Rodney
Wharf, in the city Of Saint John, at the Ferry Land
ing. The ground includes halt Of Nelson Slip; the
Pond and Wharves contain upwards of seven acres.
The Mill Is spacious and convenient and In thorough
working order, containing two Gangs, two Single
Saws, three edging Circulars. three Prosecuting
do, two Lathe and Failing Machines, one Clapboard
and Stave machine, two Sugar-bOx shook machines.
OF the most approved description. There is ample
room for the erection of any additional machinery
Tor other manufactures. Also, thrty-six Building
Lots fronting on Rodney Wharf and Union Street
The situation Of the property in the middle OF the
harbor, accessible at all times, in aud win
ter, affords advantages unequaled in the Province
The said property has one front on Rodney Wharf
and Slip its entire leDgth-about soc feet. The
track OF the Western Extention Railroad, will at an
early day. be laid along the said wharf to its outer
end at the public Ferry Landing.
The subscriber intending to closd his present BUSH
ness offers the above property terms that will be
found advantageous, and which can be ascertaned
on application at his Office in Saint John. large
portion OF the purchase money can remain upon se-
curity. II the above property is not disposed of be-
fore Wednesday, 18th April next, it will, on that
day, at noon, be offered at public auction on the
premises. JOHN ROBERTSON.
SAINT John, N. B., 18th March, 1871.
Saint John, 9Th April, 1871.
p. s. The above property win be sold at arctien
on the 18th inst. at noon, on the premises. con-
siderable portion OF the purchase money may
main on interest for One two, three, and four years.
aps-2t JOHN ROBERTSON.
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state News.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.

The shipment of shoes from Auburn and
Lewiston last week was 972 cases, against lois
cases the preceding week.
The town Of Durham raised $500 for the
support of schools the current year. This is
s4oO more than is required by law.
Ala t 1os lewiston city Liquor Agency sold
ME- worth of liquors for the year ending
t marcn lst 1871, Of which between one and two
thousand dollars worth were remedial aoenc;s.
Tor surrounding towns 'so"''e'
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
A little son of Mr. j. TT Roll
90 p'ahy ,s with powder One day last week was
will nrohah,n i ea IN one of his hands that he
lea DenI. ADAMS, one of the first male cb;,.
a are. porn IN Pennington, died in that town own
Hon. F. G. Butler, after five ballots ,..
elected as Selectman of Pennington. on MOS
day last, to fill vacancy.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
The store Of Leonard j. Thomas of Eden
was broken into last week and about $50 taken,
The robber has been arrested.
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Ar at MaImo tsweden) 18th ult, barque Henry,
Blair, Savannah
e ON inst Rnsss 03 WhtDns %
hija. Prussia Patten, New Orleans; Kentuckian,
freeman. and Kate Prince. Hamilton, dol barQus
At Rio JaneiTo sth uit, brig Julia Haskell, Has
Ar at Cienfuegos oath ult brig Prentis. Hobbs,
Cardiff 18th. barque Alexandria Mitchell. Boston.
Sid 23d, barques Pohona, Ingslls. Boston; 26th,
Fannie, Clapp. do; 2Sth. brlgs CIytie Dow. NY1rk
18th. Phebe Ellen, Dill, Portland Doane' YEA
At Ponce Goth ut. brig II Fl Wright, Meyers, for
Ar at Havana soth. brig George Berry, Bradley,
Boston; sch L w Wheeler, Lewis. do.
Sid Goth. barque John Griffin, Downey. New York;
COMBS, Cardenas; s6th. barq1e X Weldon. Col
son, and Jane Alkaline Hutchinson, New York; brig
B Inginac. Austin. North OF Hatteras Fannie But
Ter, Nickerson Cardenas; 3lst ii Houston, French
Cd soth, barque j Holpreak, Leavtt, Cardenas
Ar at Matanzas 29th ult, brigs Liberty, Devereux
philadelphia; 3Oth, Five Brothers, Thuriow, New
Sid Both, brig ANGELA, Leighton, North Of Halter
as; slst, barque W Grifiths. Drummond, NYork
brig W H Bickmore, Bickmore, Cardenas.
| r, Ar at Cardenas 2Sth ult, barque Annie NJ Gray
Gem: Havana; brig Jas Davis, Partridge, do; SCI
las Wsrren Drisko, Phiadelphia; sch Izetta, smiti
Havana; 10th. st Croix, Eaton, Portland.
| SID 18th, briggs Rio Grande. Mcclellan. and Loci
L9nG1d: Black, North OF Hatteras; Soth, Alice Star
i
| tOpe. Rumball, Havana
S i1 Zstn, orig Emily, Brown, Portland.
| (frOm N0rolk) Tor Demarara
| New York.
| SPOKEN.
March 10. lat AZ. Ion 80, ship Susan Kinks, from
| New Orleans for Genoa.
March 81 lat SO 81 Ion IS 80, brig Addie Hale iron
| Cuba for Baltimore.
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THE city of Bath has made an appropriation
OF 10000 for the purpose of paying her bonds
loaned in asd of the Kennebec & Portland rail-
road which became due last November. They
are to be paid principal and interest in gold.
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The Bangor Democrat must have had ex
elusive advices from Connecticut, for it sur
renders more than half column of its space
to ROSTERS, flags, guns, &C., while its credu
lous readers are informed in The largest type
that English is reelected" and that the
democrats have gained one Congressman. !"
This news does not seem to have reached the
Belfast Journal, which, with characteristic
humor. expresses the state of doubt and con-
fusion in which the result is still involved by
two cnts side by side, one representing ram
pant" rooster in an attitude of exultation, and
the other "forlorn and hopeless brother
with an expression of extreme detection, and
underneath the plain inscription, "You pays
your money and you takes your choice"
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Hosiery Department I!

Ladies', Heavy Domestic Cotton Hose 81
Fer Dozen, or loo per pair.
Ladies' Cotton Hose IL 1-2c, 15c and tic pairi
Ladies' Full Regular and Full Fashioned
Cotton Hose, CSC, 81, 33c. and 35c pair.
Ladies' Balbriggan Hose, with IsiIk CIox,
Toe. SIC, 81. per pair.
Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose, $11O, and from
Sl.20 to $3.50 per pair.
9-Lades' Full Regular. Extra Leg. all pricesl
Misses and Ladies' English Merino Hose.
Misses Cotton Hose from 12c to 25c; Extra lengths
from SOC to 50c pair.
Misses' Balbriggan Hose in Full Line.
Genfs' English Super Stout Hose from 25c to
45c pair.
Gents merino Hose, from zoe to CSC a pair.
Gents Shaker Hose all prices,
Gents Domestic Cotton Hose from 1Oc to $50
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YANKEE NOTIONS :!
READ THE PRICES!


A. Sterling Spool Cotton full 200 ydss cts per spool
Mantle Spool Cotton, full 200 yds, 80 per doz.
Williston Spool Cotton, fu.l 200 yds Sc per spool
king, hadey and others frst-class Thread at cor
6papers English Pin Stuck Needles for 25c.
hanks Barbour's Linen Thread for Csc.
6papers Needle Pointed Pins for 25c.
English Pins from &c to 13c.
Hair Pms Sc. &c, and &c bunch.
Book Pins, Belt Pins, Mourning Pins, and
IN Nursery Pins in Great Variety!
90 dozen Tooth Brushes at &c each.
80 dozen Tooth BRUSHES at SC EACH
90 dozen Tooth Brushes at 13c each
80 dozen Tooth Brushes at 15c each
% dozen Tooth Brushes at zoe each.
30 doz Tooth Brushes at CSC cacs.
nm Nail Brushes from TIC to 25e each,
300 Ivory Fire Combs from &c to 3jc
0doz Rubber Fine Combs from I2c to zoe.
Horn Fine Combs &c each.
Rubber Dressing Combs from iOc upwards
.,.., D. -, Children's Round Combs in fine variety.
Ladies' Back Combs from 10c upwards.
1000 1000 Ladies' Hair Nets only Sc each.
800 a silk Nets {" 2Se
500 " iOc and SOC each
pieces Mohair Dress Braids for 25c.
Best Alpaca Braid, imported, &c per piece
Embroidery Braid, large pieces, Sc and ioc each.
Crochet Braids from Sc to Sc.
Linen Bobblns from &c upwards
Lineh anu cotton rape, all widths and prices.
Corset Llcings for Csc.
Corset Clasps from &c upwardsl
Elastic Cord &c and &c per yardl
Elastic Tape, all widths and prices!
Ruf1ings in all styles and prices!
Large Balls Welting Cord, &c eachl
Hooks and Eyes, &c aud Sc a Card
Sewing Silk and Twist in all Colorsl
IL dozen Shirt Buttons for 4cl
Pearl SHIRT Buttons from Sc upwards
Tattng Shuttles 10c eaehl
Crochet Needles from &c to 25ci
Thimbles from Sc to 25ei
Lead Pencils from &c TO Sc!
Black Patent Leather Beltsi
Soapsi Soapsi Soapsl
800 Cakes Nilsson Soap &c cakei
Cakes Highly Perfamed GIyeerine Soap Tor 2ocl
Honey I" I" zoe
Balm, Elder Flower, CASTLE and Brown Windsor
Pomatums! Extracts and Cosmetcsi
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NJ USIC!

MISS BATES, from the N. E. Conservatory will
commence giving instructions in Music on the 18th
of April,
REFERENCES: Prof Daum, Boston Prof. Lenord
Tufts College; Prot. Lynch, Portland.
TERMS:-Private Lessons, SIS 90; Glass of three,
$12 90.
Apply to Halves q Cragin. ap5sn1w
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A MODEL STATE PAPER.-It is impossible
to overestimate the merits of Gen. Grants
message transmitting the report of the San
Domingo commissioners 1t is.truly remark
able for its admirable simplicity and direct
ness of statement, the calmness of its spirit,
the noble frankness of its explanations and
unmistakable sincerity that pervades it
throughout. If the last paragraph could
have been spared it would be absolutely fault
less, and almost worthy to go into history
side by side with President Lincoln's first
and second inaugurals and Gettysburg Grafton.
Even that last paragraph, when compared
with the rude, vindictive utterances of the
scholarly Senator against whom it is directed
is model of reserved and digni6ed statement.
Presidents are human as well as other people,
and when they are publicly slapped in the
face, and especially when their enemies make
it point to infict that humiliation upon
them habitually, it is no wonder if they some
times lose their temper.
Before this message was sent to Congress
the reaction against those gentlemen who
have branded the President as a "modern
Tiberius" and as the leader of the Ku Klux
had begun. Now we believe that the tide is
fairly turned and that popular favor will once
more cheer and strengthen the honest man
who occupies the White House. For our part,
after reading his message we feel more inclined
to throw up our hat and propose three times
three cheers for Grant than at any time dur
ing the campaign that resulted in his election.
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Glove Department {!

Ladies' and Misses Isle Thread Gloves I0c &c., 20c
Csc, Soc, S5c, and soc per pair.
Kid Gloves! Kid Gloves!!
One Lot KID Gloves, to close, SIC per pair.
so Dozen KID Gloves, 75c per pair.
80 dozen Kid Gloves, 81. 90 per pair.
=. 50 Dozen Kid Gloves. Black, 81 per pair.
Misses Kid Gloves, all sizes, $50 per pair.
full line of the celebrated Garibaldl KID Gloyesi
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LINEN HU2saEerchiefS.

Ladies' Linen Handkerchief &c, &c, 10c, I3c,
15c, lie, 1870, zoe, 24c and from 25c to 3Oc
Ladies' Embroidered and Hemned HdkG..
&c. 15c. lie, zoe, pc, Csc, &c. SOC, $780, s6c and
from soc to Sl.75.
Gents All Linen, Hemmed Hdkf.,. Ice. lie.
zoe, and from 20 to soc.
H-Gsnts' Imitation Silk Handkerchief, FIR nc
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M A IL h 1 Il ID /.
ID L Z d

In this city. April 6, Mr.. Chas. A. Hanson.
Funeral this Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock
In Paris, March 80. Mrs. Mary, wife OF Dea. Joel
B. Thayer aged "a years months.
In Hallowel April 8, suddenly Mrs. Harriet NJ :,
wife OF Ambrose Merrill.
In Windsor. April 1, Mrs. Rhoda wife of Richard
Moody. aged IS years.
in York, April 4, Capt. Carries Moody.
In East Auburn April |, MIR. James M. Blossom,
aged 40 years.
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DOMRATiC PORTS.

Il
jackson, San Francisco; 2eth, Isaac Rich. Shelden,
GALyEsToN-Ar aotb, sch Petrol, Curtis, from
NEW oRLEANs-Ar 1st, barque Josephine Mar
tin, Pickett, Bremen; Daniel Draper. Clark, Liver
/ pool.
Ar I'd, barque Talavera, Carver, Havana.
CID LIST, ship India, Patten, Cronstadt; barque Ada
can. and Den Quixote, Conant, Genoa; sch Louisa
Wilson, Holt, Vera Cruz.
Sid TN SW Pass LIST, baroue Abbie N Franklin.
| MoblLE-Ar S1st, ship Albert Gallatin, Chandler,
Cid list. barque Eva H Fisk, Nichols, Cork.
| DARIEN-In port 31st, schs Loretta Fish. Wiey.
and Gen Banks. Woodbury.. for New York; Union,
| rag, simmons, ior do; Bickmore, Barter. fer
SAVANNAH-Cld5 9Th, sch Louise Crockett. Elan.
ders, ChishoIm's Island.
| CHARLESToN-sld list, barque Sarah Frazer
| Mn'gnt BUN river, So; sch Nellie Doe, Richardson,
| Oft the port 9th. barque Annie Kmball, stinson,
f IRON Liverpool; brig h Parks from Georgetown
| :, wILMINGTON-Ar2 %, brig suwannee, Simpson,
New YORK; sch Nellie Doe. Richardson, Charleston
MOKE Eel; CITY. NC-sld Sd, brig Sparkling
RiOHMOND-Ar 4th, sch Francis Hatch, Fales,
BALTIMORE-Ar 9Th, schs Eureka. Mavo r.or.
GEORGETOWN, Sc; Anna Harris. Harris, Norfolk; a
epS' Fierce c00mO Boston, sch
Sid 9Th. barque Andes; brig Faustina
pd pHaiLA;DELPHIA-Cld 9Th, sch chino. Ions,
NEW Y0RK-Ar 7,h, barques .ns. ,., .
Havana II days; Jos Eaton EnSwona MS Ms,a ,In
Gas ii days; schs WymaD 'IIran S,, aan az
aays; Jones, Ingalls,, Mac has; Catawatteak Hal
Be- Below y, brig Eva job, ,son from Matan,a,.
CbarIesfo haft sagu'; Cyrus Fossett, Harding, Tor
nell New Yor hov 9Th, baraue Marathon, Dom
Do for do; Mar. Harmon Parker Baltimore TOR
Pti,d psrn Belle, Parker, Elizabethport
vsr IaIs form King, Hawes Norfolk for do; Sill
'es L a,S' iced, Baltimore for Rockport.
D., ILL, IN schs Freddie Walter, Atwood, Tangier for
u s. Bramhall, Hamilton, New YORK Tor do:
g. 1otway, Baltimore for Boston.
=, Saa, schs Storm King, Freddie Walter, Darius Ed
ny ana Silver Lake.
boSTON-Ar 9Th, schs Arrival, Farnham, Booth
pay; Arcola, Walston. Bath; w d b, Deland, and y
BAKER, johnson, Portland.
Ar It'll, schs Montezuma, Griffin, Eastport; Con.
vert. Warren; VIM Fletcher, Haskell, and William
Pope. Sanborn, Machias; Pennsy lvana. Smith. len.
It's. Ellsworth; FairwInd, Bonsey, do; Wood COCK
FOss, HaacOck. A'
Also ar 7th barque Olive Clark, Calcutta. b,c
M Tinker. Bernard Pernambuco; P Gibhx De
er, Cienfuegos; Mariposa, Staples, trinidad. 81.
d HASKELL. Haskell, and Oneida Watts Esi;, scns
Zeyla. Crowell do; Hardscrabble Faies. and Hs
Nance, Hall, New York; Decatur Maloon1 M. h De
Also ar 7th, brig Pomona, Brown Cmhs s c I,
jenkins. Cape Haytien. '"n' 0uoai Clara
ca a,h schs Belle Barbour, Sullivan and A,no
PKOVlN0ETOWN-ArG 9Th. steamer rxn,.,. ~,
Ver' Philadelphia for Portland NApfes'' Oil
FOREIGN PORTS.
rn Cadis 18th ult, ship Elizabeth H.mop W b,,e
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FOREIGN pnRrs

unc ns1an 18th ult ship Elizabeth Hamilton
Fits from Nsv SPesawel Patten do; Bruns wick,
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Under Vests. Under Vests.
Ladies' India Gauzs Under Vests SOC eachl
Gents India Gauge Under Vests 75c each
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To Let.
HOUSE No. AZ Lincoln St. containing rooms
IL furnished with gas, and plenty of good water.
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