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as IA Fourth Audisoy's Once, Mar h IA,
pERSoNS having saaMst from
States to Alexander Doughty after guard OF
United
them ., the cs Of Fourth Audsos Treasury within
from
lar 3-dJ q
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A LMANACH pour Hive, pour 1880.
n Aimanach Comaae, lass.
Almsnarh Luaat.ane, pour ia,S.
3 Amanach AstroioHque pour 1854.
Amsnneh Prophetique, pour Lass
Amanach Picturesque, pour 1858.
Amsnacb des Jeun de- s.ciete. pour 1855
Amanaeh de i'lasraiion, pour 1855.
Mar rs
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DERRY BROTHER have opened spring supplies
Their soc new az Its highest point being complete in all de-
psttmens throughout.
Purchasers had call early before styles
exhausted
sock marked al the lowest Hence sell for ah
70 those be yror~vkiay
settling nesr balls Aea presented;
prosperity.
Customers earnestly
me store for Invariably creates cohuon
Kid gloves not exchanged or taken back.
One Price only.
Good Articles prices, and fair dssns be
Additional supplies arriving daily.
Mar i3--dl0uf
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tue FIELD OFFICERS OF THE NEW REGIMENTS

7oMs Editor Of the Philadelphia North -in,eriean:
The appointments for field officers in the regiments
Of dragons and infantry provided by act of Con-
gess have evidently been made for the good of the
vice. and consequently for the credit of the country
augur the advent of in military affairs.
In this act the army and the friends of the army may feel
that they have for congratulation An important
point has been gained 1t has been found at last that
requisites called for in soldier besides political nu-
OF not single Of the sixteen officers appointed
do know the politics. but will venture assert without
fear Of contradiction, that it would have been almost
possible to have found either in the army of it, the
number Of men who would have filled the several sta
tons which they have been appointed in more efficient
The idea Of political patronage in this
least TO have been entirely overlooked and
led to hope that in the event Of with respectable
power which would call for increase of our army we
would have for generals who had service sub
alterns and captains.
Among these names notice Sumner, who has no SUI
perior cavalry officer in any service A. s. Johnston
r. Lee J. E. Johnston, Hardee, Bragg, Emory McCul-
loch Wright, Alexander c. I. Smith, Casey, w. H. 7.
Walker Stcptoe, Candy and Benham; every name of
which will be found the brightest pages of the history
of the Mexican b.
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OUTRAGE AN AMERICAN HAyANA--The Havana
correspondent OF the Charleston Standard under date of
the 9Th instant writes
"Another outrage occurred only yesterday gentle
man by the name Of Josseyn, who understand
tive Of New York city, and who received portion of his
medical education in that city, has been here for the
six eight years. and occasionally practising his pro-
ession physician. He married wealthy lady, ma
tive of the island TIN four years ago. and his life
since that time has been comparatively quiet and retired
He was known most peaeeable and inofensve man,
and suspected that could learn, of being
gagged in any Of the attempts at revolution which
much talked about and about which body knows SO
little But in way he became obnoxious to the au
thores and 1t is supposed be has been watched for
siderable length Of time Yesterday morning he received
insoencc from straggle from of the captain
generals most respectable body Of troops quarrel
the result which ended in the with the musket hav
Ing the weapon wrenched from hts hands, and himself
spawed upon the plaza where the rencontre took place
In about hour afterwards his house entered with
the least possible ceremony by dozen of such
wreches the he had just used roughly pair Of
irons put upon his hands, and himself walked off to the
Moro. double-barrel shot gun and revolver which
were found on the premises taken along with him
but whether these will be sufficient convict him of
conspiracy against the government am unable say
Perhaps Concha under whose authority the arrest was
made could give more certain answer
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Uasssa ss.sss Patent once.

x ss..4s41s. warrington, January IL, ie3S
IN the petition Of Loring Goes OF Worcester,
prayax fns thsaxssstnu ~ y yaasAt gnntad him
10Th day Apn is& tnpsovsmsns
expiration said patent which takes
place The 18th day u Apst, issc-
ordered rMld b heard Patents
Monday the I'd day Ap 1855, II o'clocks and
all persons notified and show they have,
why said penuon ought - - granted n.
Persons opposing the required fle the Patent
Office their objections, spwca
days bese me day Of hearing az testimony ned BY either party
10 be used the said transmitted
plicaion.
The testimony the day March.
1855 depesous, and other papers relied testimony,
ea died la the morning
arguments. II any, within days thereafter.
OSdored Inet-
and Evening Washington, Evening Asus Phil
adephsa, PennsyvaDa; Scientific New os
Post HustoR Massachusetts
weeks previous the "a day II April sez
CHARLES MASON,
A4 Commissioners Of
p. sEdiors Of 4bevs pnpsrs viii please copy
their bills 10 The Patent Oce with paper containing
Jan l4-lawjw
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There in this state of affairs nothing to indicate large
ly-continued demand for the metals.
The produce markets firm Cotton has been in
good demand from the spnners who increase their pur-
chases but the arrival of the Pacific checks shipping
inqurysales say) fair New Orleans, l0 cents. Flour is
quite firm. The news from Valparaiso yesterday of
advance from IS to 81 40 per barrel The stock here is
however, smasaes western canal, So 80 50 6sX; west
ern 50 81 SO 81 good southern is active. Wheat is in
small stock. Rye lowersay 81 81. Oats plenty 90
Corn firm at 9S 9sa cents, round yellow Pork is
firm at $t 25 Sll 81, ola Beef 50 SIl So Lard
o. 10 cents. Clovereed $40 $40 rs Sll for prime
Ohio.
The stock market has been very active at advancing
most Of the misunderstanding, Illinois Central New York
do, Ere and ohershave risen several per Illinois
railroad bonds that sold at go last fall have risen r.
decision has been rendered by Judge Bosworh the
effect tina, the New Haven Company held for the stock
issued by Schuyler
Yours PRENTICE.
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New YonK, March A.-Stocks opened heavy but closed
rmer. Money is unchanged. Erie railroad, ASK Cleve
land and Toledo railroad IA Cumberland Coal Company
33M Reading railroad, s21S; Canton Company rs Mis-
souri, 6s 951 Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati railroad
l05.
BALTIMORE March l4Sales of 100 barrels Howard street
IS u.s. Sales of 900 bushels wheat at s2 81
white 50 lOa 81 90 Sales Of 10 900 bushels
at 81 cents and yellow at 80 90 Sales Of COO
bushels Pennsylvania rye at 81 20 per bushel.
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IRON HALL.
SALES 1T AUCTION.

THE auction busns.s
furniture
real soek Particular attention given me
and disposal OF household the entire
sired will be settled and cashed in twenty four hours AMER the
delivery Of the goods.
Cash advanced description of merchandise consigned
Every satisfactory
all saes ntfusted to his
@. w. BoTELER
March -3.aw3w Hall.
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The bank returns Of the week are as follows;
Neo York City Banks.
Loans. Specie. Cearings. Deposites.
March g. 500 3s6l25 Sl6,53a.9 s6.s9aol $50 0g9 l43
TO- % 33i ,7s9 i6,670669 l6,7l6268 59,543,2a
Decrease, 1886 1926
Increase 339,3sO As4,07e
The from California yesterday brought ST. 24s
The shipments from San Francisco for six weeks Febru
airy ., S5,929090 The Gillian production of the
precious metals
1854 $40
Increase. 1871 ,5l4
The demand for exchange at the close to-day has been
HANGED through fear that the Pacific may not arrive in time
sail her regular day. The real demand for bills
not however, be large since the imports continue fall
follows:
Jan. / TO March 10. Imports Exports
500 $4,000 S142 1851
isa...... 1913 ,R7 1881 500
Decrease :. ................... 6,s76 636 1876 955
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NEW moeRAPHY.-To the lives Of Greeley, Wikor ami
Barnum is now 10 be added the life of William Poole
Already publishing house in New York is preparing ih
material.
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R6GSCa AnA 1nGttaA boarding and day school
a1Aes ~ ~ A. Ty~nN
I'm nsd 1h, Wsshngtns D. g. Tho daes 81 n-dsion w
D. .ssnnA1 M Mos4ay, loh Of sep~be whsn the pupils
a-sssed 10 be runcsal In their erosars ny
be- had al all the principal bookstores In city
Ass lo-soAti 5th Sept fstasI
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Whether Louis Napoleon win go to the Crimea matte
Of question IL is said that he has drawn plan Of mil
sry strategy which he wishes TO personally superncnd
England and Austria think he bad better il with hi
generals.
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E,Rns FOR SALE.

nwo p,nMs si,us,el IN Parson.6elj, known
~. IN, Turl Flms One on wh,ch
n,x r..iie ton,airirg stopi one nundrsu and
Ioay scr, n excellent lsnd suitably divloe1 in.o
iill.rr, pas,uing snj wpoilsnd On ssi' p rs,
there are about tire. thousand saphng 'J
Lisc enough Grr building purposes wv soo.
Orchards. a good iInuse; Two Barns, ana re'er
failing water Said Farm cuts from my 10 sny
ions OF hay aonuslly; " vell irnced, mo'ly y
stone wall. except the Southern boundary "h'en
- by q running sireum
Tie CHER lies a ',Oining. now occupied by James
NJ Tuck. formerly owned by Jonathan lucs,
Esq, =. NJ. Of biddef"rd Contains about Ninety
acres. cuts from twenty-five g. 'ciry tons o' nny'
On said farm is a two-slory House, thirty by i3dy'
well finished inside and out. with an l. attached,
twenty FIVE hy nineteen feet, la which are TWO
large boilers set. good barn, situated Ninety
ler frum sad l., j. connected therewl'h W
shed one story and a half high, twenty-five zee.
wide, divided into q wood shed, harness ana
carriage house, and other convenient apsrlnen"'
also a good Corn Chamber the whole iehg'n.-
There are two good orchards, In which about TWO
thousand scious have been set and commenced
bearing, also a young orchard containing ono
hundred trees of chcce fruit, been set three years.
There are two good wells OF wafer on said iarii.
Also pasture lot, situated about one hall niue
from the above farms, containing aoou' s'AV
acres, on which Is large orchard.
Said Farms are bounded on inc "Sr' a, 49,
the most beautiful sheets Of water IN America,
three miles long by two wide, and Known as
Province Pond. They are under good slate VI
cultivation. and will be sold at great bargains
ANY one wishing TO buy a good farm IN beau.
ti6nl location, will be directed TO one ny csl,lns
mon James NJ. Tuck. Pnrsons6eld, Jonathan
Tuck, Esq, p. NJ. Biddelord, or jeremiah M'
Tuck, Salmon Falls, N. II. n,u- A.,
The above property will be sold al fupne que e,
lion (eiiher together OF separately, rs may oest
suit the purcha'er on Tuesday Ne a ,d Jay prc.
yiou.ly disposed Of. Also the Stock consisting
of abou, thirty head OF neat cattle, aud TWO
year old Coli.,) Hay and Farming tools,
Terms made known at sale. Po.cssnn g,veh
May Isl, 1856. SAMUEL io,h'
Parsonsield, May lst, 1853. Is
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NOTICE.

THE Shop Of the subscriber was broken into on
i Monfay night, April 70, by some person or
persons. aud sundry articles stolen ihrpiiom-
consisting ~ super Black German Dosskin, Black
Satin aud Otrnsaccu aud SIX Seargc. 81 the very
l.rs, quality; Black Six Velvet, lirvwn Bccsdclo,i,
aud oo- piece Of line dsrk Mnlbuy Bfo..icloih !.
one pi,c,. cured SATIN. snd one piece Black Gren.
ad,en vesiins, hied with small spo,s Of ssm'
color ft fgur-s Whoeyer Will give any inionLa
ton which Will lead TO the drecion nf The thief.
or the recovery ofihe property. shall receive so
reward u. BURLElGH.
sseo, Apnl 30, 1855. 3wi9
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MORE BOUNTY LANDS.

ny the Act ~ Congress passed March 3, 1855 All 0fi-
ID GERS, Soldier. and seamen who have served fotR.
TEEN DAYS In any war Of The Unssi sates siho.
ifT5 are entitled 10 leo acres Of land they have not
received H. Those who have received 40 o. 10 aeres are
now entitled 20 enough 10 make MP the l6S Those
who have received 100 are not entitled TO any more
The benefit of thl. Ac, extends o the widow and minor
chdn of the soldier but to no other heirs Those Who
have been engaged In BATTLE are entitled to LOO acres
without regard 10 the period oftheir service.
Persons having claims under this OF any o'her Ae.,
writing 10, A. l.. RICHARDSON a Co, III hailroah
Exchange Court Square, Boston, Who pay cash Tor war
rants. -. a.,
n. d. We have faithful AMI experienced Agehs, IN
washington and we make no charge In any case, unless
We obtain the land.
Boston. March y, 1855. omos'
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pLrEDlNG AT the LUNGS CURED.

Seth w. Fowle. Esq:
Dear Sir,-Hav,ny been attacked with heinorr'
hare VI the lungs, which leit me with ,rouble-
some cough and the usual debility con'e1ueni
upon such an attack; and having cured myself, by
the u-e OF "WlSrARS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY" feel IL a pleasure and duty, to
testify Ia lis Inc it,. Nv general faith Ia patel,
medcine j. small; hut Tor those who are Suffering
under pulmonary attacks, am persuaded thai The
Balssnn Is an excellent porparain,n
Yours, very truly. yONA X: CiiiLOS.
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For sale.

sS,,ai n.ui cA..., VII be .sli cheap. Ipqalre Al
n tAis oSss H-u
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PiERcE,s ROSETTA HAIR TONIC.

We wish 10 call The alienii0n o, our mHny rea.
ders 10 this uncqualled article foe the Ijiist pr.
pared under the Immediate supervision ~ Mr.
Wan. &. Pierce, Chemist. whose ncwlcdyr IN the
art cannot he rxcellrd TIE above is an en'irrly
new preparation. il combines oil the substances
which are essential In hcauIiing aud inv gontins
the hair prninOiing IT. growth, curing badness
&c. certain G IRE for nervous headache, cuia'
necus rruptiOns aud il can BE- used Tor chanpoOlng
in short i Just what every lady aud gentlemen re-
uuirrs See advertisement IN another column
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WUJJAN RtTRNHhM.
un,a,,ro> u,Rxrr.-May II.

Al Market rs beef Cattle, 1850 sheep and 500 Swine.
Def Cattle-we quote extra s9.T5 sloOO arst quA-
nty 40 Is $3.50; sssopl quality s90oi third $50
Working Oxen.-Sales from $50 IN slI3
Cows anI Calyes-Saes iron s - % SO.
sheep.-SAles hom sJbss
swine.-At retail, from 1 e to l-ec.
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CALL FOR STATE CoHvEN ION.

The SrAre TENpElAScx COMMITTEES issues
this call 10 the freud. Of Temperance, to meet IN
State Mass Convenilon in Bangor, June 20 h and
9th, for tho purpse VI making arrangements ivr
the coming campaign.
II Is desirable that 'he friends OF the cause come
together IN large delegations from oil parts ofthe
State, that we may take counsel together and be
prepared for any emergency that may arse. The
rreeut Legislature passed a new aud stringent
Liquor Law, which IL being euiOoced ihrOus bout
the State; yet. notwithstanding the great and
good work which this law, in the hands Of It's
irieads, Il dong. ind there are those among Us
who seek its overthrow. II is evident that the old
itself against This law OpPosiiioH TO % 20 10 bs
tie ear cry IN tie oosirg eampo'gn It, ate
Address takes ground against this law, and oil the
organs OF the party are fighting u with desPep-
ton, aud efforts are being made To- pledgr The
rank and fle ~ its repeal. Friends 81 prVhlblllon,
rally To the Mas. Convention, and show this Run
Hunker De,nucn,cy, that you are ready Toe the
contest, and are resolved 10 stand BY your pfin-
ciples,
The meeting will convene in the City Hall,
Bangor. Tuesday, June Goth, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
BENZ. d. PECK,
NEAL DOW.
= X LEAYrrr,
J L STEVENS, s,,,.
GEORGE DJwNES, r.nns,snc,.
II M EATON, c.s,,,,,.-.
c. z. CARTER,
J. C. PERRY
G. q. PORTER
l. =. KALLOcH,
Portland, May 10, lso.
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For sale.

Portsmouth,, May %, 1855.
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EARM FOR SALE.

TINE Subscribers will sell at private sale the
l. farm formerly owned by Marx Hill. SAID
farm contains one hundred acres, including over
20 acres OF excellent wood land, with some tim.
ber II is well fenced and well wa,ered, has a
good orchard aud good buildings. Any one wish.
ing to buy farm, pleasantly situated on l'r y.
w side Of Tailor Pond, In Auburn cod w''lln
four miles of Lewiston Falls, can haTe ..c s9inc
for s3sO0, aud immediate possession viii bc CIV.
en-. For information, enquire Of Sullivan hing
man, Bartlett, n. H., or Luke Hill, Blideioru,
Me. SULLIVAN klNoMAN
1917 LUKE HILL,
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GRAND CONCERT.

The Portland Orchestral Society, consisting Of
twenty performers, assisted by c. w. shannon,
Pianist have the honor TO announce 10 the citizens
OF Biddeiord aud Ssco, GRAND iNsrRU-
MENTAL CONCERT, to be given at Central
Hall. Ws.iac,iay Ereaizg, Jans6Ih. FOrpartlc-
uars see small bills Doors op,nai performance
to commence at 10 O'Clock. Single Tickets %
cents Packages IT ; tickets for 81 90.
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N q II &c L.

THE members Of the York Ca. ~ r. I. Co
Il are hereby notified that the annual meeting
VI laid cOmpany Nill br holden nj the Company's
Office, In sonlh Berwdk. Me. on Wcdn,s lay,
The 9th day Of June. lsl5:-fOT the eleciion II a
Board Of Director, and the Transaction OF such
u'hcr business ~ may come before SAID meeting.
Also, iosee 4 the company will vote to accept VI
an act, H. addition Ia M act, en'iied, set 10 in.
corpofaie ,hc iofs Co NJ ins Company, pas
led by the last legislature of the State.
Per Order Of the Directors
JOHN NJ GOODWIN, Secretary.
Office of York Co NJ L Co,
South Berwick, Me, May 2, 1855
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MUNICIPAL coUA IT REcoR D.
BrroRr Jupor BouRSr.

May Is. Dsnu, Duairan, charged with
keeping Intoxicating liquors, case OF seizure
Den. convicted. Sentenced {, pay a fine Of
3 20 and costs. s9,67, and 80 days impris-
onmsst in cOmmor Jail. and 80 days addi-
.icnal in default Of payment Of fns and
coats. Committed to Jail.
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nnsroN MARKEr.-May 10.

rlOar-wes.ern slperans, $40 20 i, fancy IFS dsn-
sses extra, si3 o. asia "
arln-s,athern Yellow Cnrn IL selling at sl,lo and
White at 10 Oats, 20 ~ Rye, In lots, 81 IS
Hay--Eastern IL siding at S24 psrt0n, cash.
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Deafness Cured, However Caused.

TESTIMONY EDITOR Seeing an ad.
i yertisement that the deaf might be- relieved
by applying to DR.. BoarJman, ! was induced 10
leave home and test the Doctors kill. j was 30
deaf tina, was unable TO hear ordinary CONVEX.
saiion. To my as,onish mcnt, in twenty minutes,
my hearing was perfectly restored. recommend
ali deaf persons TO Try the Doctors new method OF
care. FRANCIS RICHARDSON,
of Stoughion.
Office removed 10 30t Washington Street. en-.
trance also first door Suffolk Place. Letters post.
paid attended to. Remedies and apparatus sent
hy express.
Boston March %, 1855. II
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CARPETINGS.

L. II c. HOOPER has just received a COM.
He pleie assortment Of T,GLisII CARpG y.
iNGS, comprising every grade suiialic fof SlF.dg
Sales, All New Styles, and rhrs per Ibsn ever
To which he inyiIr. the attention &c purhs,.n.
NO. . HcoPGR's 0Rick BLOCK
II Liberty Sc, Didde6prd
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S!,criN's sale.

WORK s., May 7. 1915 Taken on execu.
Il ii1n whcpin joel l. Roberts, Of Biddeford.
ia -ad Cauniy Of York, IL orvditor, and JDcl Nc.
Inirr, OF Dayton, In sad county j. debtor. and
Will BE- sold ~ public auction, an Monday, the
2Jh do OF June next, at two o'clock IA the after
noon, on Tue premises, Us hereinafter mentioned:
al the ~ !ul "a equity which saIt Joel MclniiIe
had At thc time Of the attachment made Manch
II, 1855 on the original writ an which said cxecu.
ton was r.coyered, and which be now has Of re.
deeming lbc following Described RAJ estate, 10
wit: - ccfiain lot Of land with The building.
thereon, situated in Dayton aforesaid, being the
fam oa which said Joel Mclnlirc now lives,
bounded South Easierly by land Of Benjamin A.
Goodwin aud Ammi bennett, North Easiehy by
land OF said bennett = North Westerly BY the
road lciding to said Deaneii' : dwelling house. aud
by land ol Eigconb Hill, and South Westerly by
land OF Simon Burnhsm, containing hity scres
more or les, being the SAME premises morgagrd
by said Joel Mclniirc 10 WiIam Perkins, by deed
recorded on The lj9,h and lCOth pages Il the ls9ih
boot Of York County Registry Of Deeds. Al
further particulars necessary viii be made known
al the time aud place of sole
3wlg PIlNEAS LIBBY ID, Deputy Sheriff.