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rOREICN PORTS.

At Foocbew Nov Is, ships Marmion. warson. and
Samuel Russell. wineheil. for New York; sam Fales
Randall. and Sarah Chase. Evans. for Shanghai.
At Hong Kong Nov 3Oth. Annie Bowen, Cheese
brough, FIN whampoa, ar 9th; brig Nankin, Crosby,
Sailed from wnampoa Nov asth. ship Eureka. Cut
ter. Macoa and New York.
for Shanghae.
At singapore Dec s. ships Rival. Hatch. for rice
ports; Annie Sise Weeks, unc.
Ar at Callao Dec 49, shipe Ringdoyc. Hobrook. I'm
Chnchas. land sailed 2lt for England: Hamlin,
wheelwright, Chinchas land sailed Jan 8 for Engl-
Ar Jan lst. ships othclio Trevitt. Buenos Ayres.
IS days; Sd, Criterion, Stetson. San Francisco IS
DAYS land sailed 9th for Chinchasl: 5h Ceres, Waite.
Chinchas. land sailed 9th for Holland: 18th Grace
Hammond, Burnham. and Atlantic, Williams, from
Chinehas
In port Jan r. ship Atlantic. Williams, for Engl-
and, ready.
Al Chinchas Jan u. Cumberland. Waite for Ant.
werp; Cambria. Perry for do Goddess, Crowell. for
do; weheet, Rich. for do; Express, Frost. for do;
Kate DYER. Dyer for do; Forest Eagle Sleeper, for
do; Ellen Foster Robinson. for do; Elyra Owen. Al
Cotter. and Edw d Peters. Mcclure. for Valencia;
Thomas Il Perkins, Stevens; Thalstta. Otis: Louis
Walsh, fendleton; Augusta Norwood. Higgins;
Chris Hall. Freeman, and Criterion. Stetson. for
England; Richard III. Greenongh; Chas ID MerwiB.
and Hasay r sn ssa.ey M. Gnis
Hamburg: City of Bath, Cooper, unc; bark Alfred
Lemont. Murphy. for England.
Sailed from Aspinwall I'D ult, ship Mont Blanc,
At Mes.ina 18th ult. bark Amy. Hammond. for
Boston. brig Admiral, hAcn, uhe.
Sid 9Th ult bark Fury Ray. Boston.
Sid prey to 18th barks Fannie Hamilton. Wass. for
New York; Washington Butcher. Collins. for Phila-
delphia
At Malaga 9th nit. bark Western Sea, Harding, for
Messina, to load for Boston.
At Marseiles iith, bark Armenia, Hamilton, from
Boston, for Constantinople.
At Valparaiso I'd ut. ships Crest of the Wave, from
New York disg; Fitzgerald. from baltimore. do
Sid prev to I'd ship Hall. tor -, to load nitrate
for Europe.
Passed Pernambuco Dec -, ship Morning Light.
Thomas from callao tor England, with loss OF fore
topgaant mast.
Ar at Cienfaegos prev to Jan 18th, brig Ortolan-
Lord from New York.
At Mayagnex l4th ult, sch Il Ciosson. Coombs. fun
New York wig cargo.
At Kingston J, Isth ult brigs Crawford. Small, and
Mt Vernon Lee for New York ldg.
At Mira goane 18th ult, brig samuel Churchman.
Curtiss for New York 10 days.
Sailed from Havana 26th ult, brig II Kennedy.
Geyer, for Cardenas
Sailed from sagua 10th ult. brig Kennebec. Blair.
New York.
SPOKEN.
Feb l, lat IS %. Ion "a 10. brig Sarah. from New
n s fnr RosfOn
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sV On the first page-Letter from New
York; Missouri Emancipatonists.
On the fourth page-A Farrago; the Bag of
Gold.
sv Bully for the Senate - Senator Sauls-
bury Hartford Post.
gv Williamson, in his "History of the
State of Maine," says that in the year I'LL no
snow fell till about the end of January.
sy- Gen. Mcclellan, in declining to accept
an invitation to visit Concord, said he was pre-
pairing history of the Peninsula campaign, to
which he was DESTROYS of giving most of his
time at present.
sg- DR.. Eugene f. Sanger, of Bangor, has
been appointed Medical Director in General
Sherman's Division, and is now located at Car
rollton, near New Orleans. He has been in the
service in the Department of the Gull for more
than year.
1v Col. Rich has resumed command of the
9th ...aine regiment. There has been good
deal OF trouble, 1t seems to us, about this otf-
Ger. His men believe in him, and it has been
intimated that all the difficulty has been in
consequence of a raid" upon him. Kenne-
bee Journal.
sr Gov. Coburn has appointed Ex-Gov.
Washburn, Commissioner to Washington un-
der the Legislative Resolve which asks aid of
the General Government to build military
railroad from Bangor to the Eastern line OF the
State.
sYrThe following packages were forward
cd IN our soldiers vasterdav.
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A TRAvELLER.-Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worlds Hair
Restorer. As we velling In Massach usetts
short time since, we met a lady whose appearance
indicated that she had attained the age of sixty So
we inferred and but for her beautiful hair we should
have added several years. After some conversation
she spoke of her hair. informing that two years
ago at least one half of gray and that she had
feared that before then the whole would have turned
or fallen of But friend read the papers, and ac
quainted herself with the various remedies for de-
cayfpg hair aud at length determined TO obtain Mrs
Aliens Restorer She did and applied II accord
ing TO directions and before year had passed she
assured us that she had luxurious even and bean
tifn head of hair As when she but sixteen years
old. Her statement confirmed by other mem.
bers of the family, while were informed that in
the same neighborhood there other instances
where the same happy and signal effect had been pro-
duced by applying Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worlds Hair
Restorer.-lProvidence Daily Tribune.
feb3 de- w1t34
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AZ J. G. Mott, NJ. d. Operating and Consulting
Surgeon aud Physician, attends exclusively TO Dis
eases of the Urinary and Genital Organs and Female
Complaints of all kinds. and the more obscure DIS
eases OF the Pelvic Vicera. Piles Rnpures Hydro
cele, yaricocele FistuIa Early decline of Manhood
&c. DR.. ~ keeps himself poeted in all the improve
ments in the cure Of Disease, made in this country
or Europe, and spares expense that his patients
may have the best medical and surgical treatment
the world affords. ADVICE FREE. ~ Office So
Court street, BOSTON. Hours from 10 A. NJ. TO
+. NJ. and to 8 T.. NJ.
Mrs. NJ who is thoroughly versed in the affective
maladies of her sex. can be consulted by ladies.
nurses. oct3eod6m
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

=
SAN FRANcIsCO-sld I'd inst. ship Ocean Ex-
press. Watson. Callao.
NEW oRLEANs-Ar 2ist ult. schs Henry Perkins.
Below 9th. ship Herald. Foss, from Boston; bark
Commerce, Robinson, FIN do.
Cid 2lst. ship Pacific. Benson. New York; barks
Hannah Thornton. Tarr, aud A Cochran. Bowden,
for do; brig Richmond. sprague. do; sch Ann
BALTIMORE-Ar LIST inst, sch II Z Atwood, At
wood. Boston.
I'D. sch Henrietta. Jones' Portland.
Below. ship John Clark, from Liverpool.
Cid 3lst. sch Rio. Piumrner. Boston.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar3 lst, schs John Grimm.
Foster, Mafanzas.
Ar ist inst. bark Brothers. Mariner Cicnfuegos
Ar 2d. bark Edwin. Lindsey, I'm Havre; brig Isaac
Carver. shuie: Alexandria,
Glasgow; schs Amanda. Kelley. Eiizabethport Tor
Boston; Howard, Baker. Boston.
Ar Sd. brigs Ocean Pearl, fun Curacao; w Holt,
FIN Ssgua; Juia, I'm bordeaux; Drummond. fn
Aspinwall; Leonard Berry I'm Demarara; sch White
Sea. Littleield, Portland.
Cid Sd, ships Victory Little and Joseph Giichrist
Leyensalier. for Liverpool Caravan. Sands. London
barks American Eagle. Fogerty, Cette; hate STAN
Ter. Allen; Cadz; Jane paggeft: Luce. for london I;
Sagua: sch Snow Squall. sheppard. Aspinwall.
Sid I'd. ships Uncle Joe. Joseph Meirs. Guy Man
MYSTIC cf@hr s., p seE Ida HOWARD. Jones.
PRovIDENCE-Ar Sd. sch America. Reynolds.
NEwPORT-Ar I'd inst. sch. II Coison. Coi.on,
from Isosfon for baltimore; Josiah Achorn, West
hOckand Tor New 1Ork.
Sid lst aud 2d. schs Eliza Ellen Curtis Portland
for New York: Porto co, Hartman. from Bucks
port for Washington; White Sea, Liftleheld. Port
land for New York.
HOLINESS HoLEr-Ar lst inst, sch Target, Scott
from Buenos Ayrcs for Boston,
In port. schs Nickerson. eager. and Susan, Ber-
ny. from Cape Hayten for Boston.
BOSTON-Ar Sd, schs Bradore. Lawrence. Thorn
aston; Olive Elizabeth Hamilton, Portland; Good
Hope. Purington. Phip<burg.
Cid 4th inst ship Stars Stripes. Cleaves for San
Francsco brig Sam'l Cook, Lunt. Cape de Verbs;
sch Cusseta. Edridge, Alexandria
NEwBURYPORr-Ar2 I'd. brig Harriet Sedgcley,
Baltimore: kossuth. Lee. New York.
P0RrSMoUTH-Ar LIST. sch Phenix. Hamilton,
Philadelphia.
wINTERPORT-Ar slst. sch Moses Eddy, Bah
bidge. Boston.
Ar lat inst schs Empire State Atwood, and Capt.
tol. Collins. Boston.
BATii-sid 27th. ship Tranquebar. Goodwin. from
New Orleans.
w1SCASSET-Ar3 ist ult ship Exchange. Chany,
New York. % days; schs Herald. Colby. and Temer-
lane Parsons, Boston.
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DIED.

In this city Feb. 4th, of membraneous Group Flor.
lila, daughter of Aaron A. and Louisa Haskell, aged
2 years IL months.
g-Funeral on Friday afternoon, at so'clock, from
No. Ii Temple street
In Hollis Jan 2lst Mrs Mary, wife of Mr. Tobias
Weymouth, aged 43 years months; 30th. Katy C..
daughter of the above. aged IL yefrs months,
In Rockland. Jan. 22d. Capt. Arch. Mckeller. of
ST George, aged SIS wears.
In Cherryfeld Dec 9th, Mrs. Catharine NJ. Down
ing, aged 50 years.
aged IS years.
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FRAGRANT SozoDoSr.-The most convenient and
eficacious Dcntifrice the world has ever produced
For hardening and invigorating the gum purify ing
the breath. cleansing identifying and preserving the
teeth from youth to old age, the sosodont" is now
used and recommended by many Of the most eminent
divnes dentists. physicians. chemists and scientific
gentleman Of the day.
Soil by all Druggists everywhere, at so cents per
BOTTLE Trial bottles and testimonials obtained graf
tbs of II. H. HAY. Portland.
HALL'A RUcKEL, Sole Agents, New York
dso27 eod2ms
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about $50 hands are now employed in this
yard. A correspondent of the Saco Demo-
crat says there are four vessels in various sta
ges of completion at the present time, viz: -
The Sassacus, at the wharf, completing; the
Agamenticus, iron-clad, on the ways at the
head OF the Dry Dock, frame nearly up; the
Patuxet, steam sloop-of-war, in the ship house
will be ready to launch the last of the present
month; and the Nipsic, Screw Corvette, on
the ways. between the Dock and the ship
house, keel laid, and part of the ribs up.
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BROKERS, BOARD.
MARRIED.

In Augusta Feb, Sd, by Rev. DIR. Tappan. NJ. r.
White Of Boothbay, and Miss Harriet NJ. Palmer, of
Camden.
in Biddeford, Jan. I'D. Lewis &. Keys, of b., and
Miss Almeda n. Ladd, of Saco.
In Vassalboro Jan. 18th, +. Il. Crawford and Mrs.
L. Z. Clifford.
In Augusta, Jan. 18th. John Roncou. of Dexter.
and Miss Abbie Jennis of A.
In Lewiston. Jan. =, Geo. Libby and Sophronia
Henderson, of Arson.
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sH- Mr.. Kingsbury, of Portland, in the
House yesterday, made an elaborate and able
speech on the Land Agency question His
presentation Of facts and figures was fairly
aud lucidly made, and gave the information
which seemed so desirable to just under
standing of the question. His manner was
dignilied and courteous, and the effort through
out was admirably received by the Legislature
and Others who heard t.-lKennebec Journal
4th.
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COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRTTATTD THROAT, il
allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections. oftentimes incurabe.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost in
slant relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA and CA
TARRH they are beneficial. The good effects result
ing from the Of the Troches and their extended
use has caused them to be countereited Be sure to
guard against worthless limitations. OBTAIN only
the genuine Bro,cn's bronchial Troches which have
prored their efficacy by test OF many years. Pun
Lie SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the Trochcs
Military Officers and Soldiers who over-tax the voice
and are exposed TO sudden changes, should have
hem. Sold everywhere at rs cents per box.
jan2l d&w3m
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Portland Vessel Sunk.

NEW YORK, Feb 4.
Key West letter gives the arrival of the
captain of the bark Joseph Fisk of Portland,
sunk of Gun Key; had a full cargo of molas-
ses, from Cardenas for Portland
The prize steamer Virginia, of 1000 tons,
before reported captured, had arrived at Key
West. She formerly was SLAYER and had
made four successful trips.
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PECIAL NOTICES.

DIS. J. CLAwsoN KELLEY and II. L. DAVIS
Medical Office, No. 229I Congress street, up same
fight with DR. johnson, Dentist-only place in Port
land where DIR. kELLEY's genuine medicines can be
had. Adcice free upon all diseases
jan27 d3aw& wtf32
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SEEa'woman in another column picking Sambuci
Grapes, for Speer's Wine 1t is admirable article
used in hospitals and by the first families in Paris
London and New York. in preference to old Port
Wine. tits worth trial. il gives great satisfao-
ton. dec22dIv
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DIR. p. P. QUIMBY. would give office that he hs
returnedto Portland. and be found at his Room,
No. ID INTERNATIONAL HOUSE,. Tuesday, August
l2th where he will attend to all wishing to consul
him.
First Examination at ofice,. $500
Each subsequent sttingat Office. .............. so
City Patients first Examination at residence. $50
Each subsequentvis at residence, .......... 100
August 16, 1s62.-tf
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SWEET oRANo ES Another lot Of nice Or
anges just received and selling at very low prices
b. w. JONES.
febi dlws lis Fore Street.
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PORTLAND POST oFrICE.

MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
wESTERN-Arrives at II 40 and "A L. NJ. Closes 1T
7.45 A. NJ. and 130 Z. NJ.
EASrERN-Arriyes at so +. NJ. Closes at IAN.
EUROPE-Closes every Saturday ut l. 3OP NJ.
CANADA-Arrves Mt 1.50 +. NJ. Closes at II NJ.
COUNTRY MAILS-Arriyes about SIP NJ. Close at
9P.M
Ey-oiice open daily SUNDAYS excepted) from
A. ii. to Q L. NJ. On Sundays. from 81 to 81 A. N.
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dismissed from the service by special order, has
been restored to his command.
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Convention of Newspaper Publishers.

W
A meeting of newspaper publishers from all
parts of the country has been called to meet
here Monday evening next, TO urge upon Con-
gress the Importance of reducing or repeating
the duty on imported paper.
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The Vicksburg Canal Progressing. Long
street with ID Brigade gone To Tenne-
see.-Battle going on at Fort
Donelson.

CAlRo, req. s.
Vicksburg dates TO the Both ut. have been
received The work of widening and deepen
ing the canal is progressing. The rebels have
planted a battery on the Mississippi shore,
which commands the lower end of the canal
The Richmond Wing of the I'd says that
Longstreet with IL brigades has gone to Ten
nesse.
The gunboat New Era was attacked Sun
day night at IL o'clock, near Island No. 10, by
guerrillas, with three pieces OF artillery. The
boat returned the fire with shell. The conflict
lasted till near daylight, when the rebels re-
tired. Their force was believed to be between
20O0 and 1900.
The operator at Paducah reports that the
command at Fort Donelson was attacked at
an early hour this morning. Ala o'clock this
afternoon the engagement was going on, rein
forcements having gone forward.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoS.-H. A. LAMB, NJ. D.,
Office, corner of Congress and Chestnut Streets
Portland, Ne.
Particular attention paid to Surgery, including
iseases ofthe eye and ear. aug7-d6m
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Wedne sday,. February a.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal, Prince, Boston
CLEARED
Steamer Chesapeake. willets, New York, Emery

- capt Grindle of sch Springbok, at Boston, from
Fort Paix states that the prvateer Retributiop was
on thar port about Jan Is, and sent boat on Shore
pretending to be merchantmen. II so. the report
Of the destruction Of four five vessels of st Thorn
as, by the r. Is undoubtedly false st Thomas Is far
to windward, and the X could not have beat up 90
the time reported.
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vConsumption and Cafarrh. and all diseases OF
the Throat and Lungs. successfully treatedby IsHA
LArIoS, Bye. MORSE, NJ. D.,
auls 81 cod Corner Smith and Congress Ste.
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THE PORTLAND COLLEGE,

LOCATED IN
CIapp's cA.........Congress ST
rs an important link in BRYANT. SrRATroN 4 Co.'S
Il Chain OF Commercial Colleges, located in New
York. Philadelphia, Albany, Buffalo rrovidenes.
cleveland Detroit, Chicago ~, Lo.s, Toy nr11h
facilities for acquiring thorough Commercial edu-
cation.
BOOKKEEPING. COMMERCIAL Law. CON-
vERcIaL ARITHMETIC. PENM4NSHTP.
CORRESPONDENCE &c.
practically taught.
scholarship issued by this College win be good
' BRYANT. srRATToN woRTHINGToN.
feb2 WY
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DISASTERS.

Bark Joseph Fish. from Cardcnas for Portland
is reported sunk OF Gun hey. The have arriv
ed at kcy West. No particulars.
Ship Noonday. from Boston for San Francisco, re-
ported wrecked of the latter port, struck sunken
rock about miles north of the Faraones. at about
II O'Clock Jan I'd. and sunk at g. The officers and
crew. "a in all, were picked up BY q pilot boat and
taken to San Francisco.
ship Arthur Child. sailed from New York Oct 9Th
for Glasgow. and as nothing has been heard from
her. fears entertained Tor her safety The A. G.
AL ship OF y95 tohs and built at Newcastle in
1870. whence she hailed Her cargo composed Of
52054 bushels of wheat 96s bbs -four, DOS 6O lbs oil
cake, and 300 slaves
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NOTICE TO MARINERs.

LlN EhfOOL.
On the 10th Of April. 1868 the several alterations
as aforementioned, viii be made in the lights of the
port of Liverpool.
l. North Hest Light Ship.-To be removed from
her present berth to the position indicated by the
transition of the 0rmshcad Light from bright to red
and BY the masking or unmasking of the Upper Hoy
lake Light NNW bearing: she will lie OF the
West extreme of the Three and -Four Fatbom Tongue
in 81 tathoms at low water, and will exhibit power
full bright Revolving Light, appearing once in every
minute. with the following bearings: 0rmshead
Light West. 20 miles; Queens Channel Bell Beacon
NV Buoy of East Ifoyle. sSE Al miles; Helbre
Farway Buoy. by +, Al miles.
2. Upper Hoyiake Light-House-To be changed
to Dioptric Fixed Bright Light. equal to to a
Of INV. round to the Eastward. masking suddenly
on the bearing just named. indicating thereby the
line OF bearing Of the NV Buoy Of East HoyIe, and
the N W Light-shp \ "a
3. Lo,cer Hoyiake Light House-To be changed
to Dioptric Fixed Bright Light, equal to q second
order light. and will be exhibited from bearing Of
North round TO the Eastward. masking suddenly on
the bearing just named. TO indicate the sailing line
between East Hoyle Bank and the Four and Six
Flats.
NJ The Bidston aud Leasowe Lights. as hereto
FORE will lead from seward mp TO the -Four and Six
Feet Flats the change consist In sighting the Lower
instead of the Upper Hoylake Light for clearing the
Flats. and the Hoyiake Lights in line will continue
to indicate the turning point from the Horse into the
Rock Channel, between spencer's Spit and Dove
Spit
4. Formba Light-Ship.-To exhibit a single Red
Light, instead of two bright lights, at present.
s. Crosby Light Ship-To be changed from q red
light, as at present. TO Bright Fixed Light.
N. b. The purport Of the two last mentioned lights
in respect of the navigation of the Queens Channel
will remain at present. except In the interchange
of color. which IL designed TO make the Crosby Shore
Light more distinctly visible from seaward.
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The Portland Daily Press has the LARGEST
regular circulation of any daily paper in
the city.
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From the Army of the Potomac-The Roads
Improving.

Improving.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF POTOMAC,
February 3.
The new Order of Gen. Hooker, announcing
that limited number of furloughs will be
granted to the officers and prvates, conimenc-
ing yesterday, has inspired the troops with
degree of enthusiasm and courage which prom
ises favorable results.
The roads are much improved, and trans
portation of wagons is now no difficult matter
A sharp frost last night hardened the ground
considerably.
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AuguEfh, FED. .. IsbJ- J
TN conformity with Resolve Of the Legislature.
Il approved January 81. 1853 proposals will be re-
ceived this once until o'clock r NJ, the twenti
eth day OF February current. for loan of Eve hum
dred and twenty i've thousand dollars. rembursable
in twenty years for which bonds Of the State win be
issued of ave hundred dollars aud thou
sand dollars bearing interest 1t the rate Of ak per
cent yearly. and pay able semi annually.
The bonds win be issued dated March l. 1858, with
coupons aftached for the semiannua interest," pays-
bic both principal and interest ct the SUFFOLK BAnk.
Boston.
The money on said loan will be received at fAs Of
fee. Sufok Bank. Boston or either Of the Banks in
Bangor or Portland.
Persons DESTROYS Of taking the loan any part Of
II, not less than i've hundred dollars. requested
send their proposals. to the Treasurer of State at
Augusta specifying the amount and terms
The proposals. must contain no other fractional
rates than one-eghtb oueiourth. one-haf or three
quarters of one per centum.
Those persons whose proposals may be accepted.
fcb5 tfcb2O NATHAN DANE. Treasurer.
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FROST q FRYE,

Flour, Meal, Grain and Feed,
No. 100 Commercial Street.
AMARIAH YRosr. ADDISON FRYE
Portland, February4 4. 1858. eodu
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DENTISTRY JOSIAH HEALD, No 24l Con
gress Street. first door east of LIST Parish Church
Portland, Me. aug7d1y
DIS. LOCKE KIMBALL. DENTISTS, No. III
Middle Stree. Portland. Ne. augl5-ly
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SPOKEN.
Feb l, lat IS %. Ion "A 49, brig Sarah. from New
Orleans for Boston.
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Dissolution OF CO-partmership.
WE. the undersigned. have this day by mutual
w consent dissolved partnership.
STEVENS, BIBBER co.
Portland. February L. 1853. eb5d3w
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Il 7 TELEG r APH,
LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY PRESS
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Fryehnrx Academy.

TINE Spring Term of this Institution win COM
Il mence Wednesday. Feb. Is. 1853 and will con-
tinue eleven weeks.
The Principal, Mr.. b. p. SNOW, A. NJ. has high
qualifications.
Competent assistants will be employed. Instruc-
ton the Piano and in vocal music will be given by
an accomplished and experienced teacher
Board, Including WOOD lights and washing, may
be hat at 81 Is 10 $50
A limited number Of rooms for students wishing to
board themseis Is.
For further particulars apply to the Principal.
go ID. Il. SEWALLs, Sccy trustees.
Fryeburg. Feb. Sd. 1868. feb5 dtw&w 2w3f
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AUGUSTA, Feb. a.
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.

Important from the South Reported Attack
on the Charleston Blockading Fleet
Beauregard Pronounces the Blockade
halsed.-Return of the Blockading Fleet.