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The Portland daily press., 1863-04-11
OF PORTLAND,

Il 90 YMArea- or.,cr,Aprh s(h. Aea. 8
WHEkaEIAs sa ss,S en ss Ife Act to confer
Ing been passed By the Eegslasra afthis State and
approved by the Governor on the twenty fourth day
OF March last-,. =
contained in the 26fh ssau OF said AAcS THE quali-
fed voters of the city were called upon to give In
their votes upon the acceptance or said Act meet
ings in the several wards GATED ierthat purpose and
duly warned by the Mayor and Aldermen. and held
on the seventh day OF April inst, being the day of
the next Municipal Election after the passage of said
Act, endtA salpe proceedings hsying been had re-
specng the sorting, counting, declaring and reeord-
iSS ~ seeion M a y MAJ 3,
and AlderIpe having met within the time prescribed
by said Act aud having compared the returns of the
ward ohcsrs. BY which ID nppears that maturity OF
all the votes gyon ON the qusstion of ia sccstanos
Now. therefore. j, WIN W, THOMAS, Mayor OF
the Cry Of Portland in accordahce with the uire-
%ss "a ct that the i at:
Act takes effect and becomes operative from and after
~ Gseh stthe Mayors once, m Tie CITY Of Port
land. the day and year above written o B9diT1
u sAt,ss.s, Mayor ~ W. f THIS MAS
I SPpiadssEW "A REYyVkS d
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that form, andtterebysfE bTwe1. But where
are the thanks to ourselves coming from, and
when Surely not from all Of our fellow citi-
zens, for already we hare heard from one who
aus4t v know how difficult it, is 70 cater ac-
| ceftAbts 10 sthes pubic caste 1Who-ougkf to
know how much more difficult it Is for
straightforward public officer to please ali
than 1t is event to keep hotel, that we were
not up to the standard. Heaven, save the mark I
Weroan, however, console ourselves with. the
Gthought that inasnpch - one ward does not
constitute the whole city, neither Is ali the
WISDOM ana common sense combined in one
smAn.Fs TB& hESR 9y- s.ss9s;sfsfgF rooST
70 But enough of this. Gentlemen. our official
ille has nearly closed, These places viii soon
* e Meg by Others. But ere we say farewefl,
allow me. TO Congratulate you that our inter
course since we have been associated together.
Jmany Of as for two years. has been charac-
terlzed BY so much harmony and good will
30 little OF paftlzan spirit and animosity. We
shaiiinever probably, all of us AT any one time
be associated together in the management of
hcity affairs In an official capacity ButIwe
nshala, 1t Is to be- hoped for many years to come
ne associated together as citizens Of this city
ready and willing by word and deed to con-
tribute to her growth and prosperity; ready
To make her rs ProsperDus as she is beautiful
faye, still more. We shall be- aud we are as
nsoctated together as citizens of a common
country; God grant that we may ever be true
bto that ceuntry5 may our actions and our
speech be loyal and patriotic !; may wa ever
place Patriotism high above ,partizanship, aud
loye " country next to love Of God Throwing
ASKS the shackles or party and Of creed, AID
standing upon THE corier-stone laid by The
1iathhers, iet tis pledge each TO the other that
we will do our Utmost to crnsh out THIS IN
holy rebelhon, And win stand by our country
and lis Nag, Until that flag, without star or
stripe erased shall float 9truniBAantly over
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BYYEEEGRAPH.
.T9Vih t0046fiaa 9dt 4o4
s Portland; Duly Press.
fGhIuiss buR ysbsTpdT ,yBbsauT
FROM WARRINGTON.
-asIh4s ,T2A a1da Z 4AlLt9 .dZkIHO0a aoY
.i4JiHJFElA kJa 1dO3SHJuu T;lUq
No Recruiting Authorized in Ire
yabirI bnn Land .ynbnoM
ssasiq aToJE eli is su.ds-.Ioois'o % .saaintar,
.bunLToI rot =
Decision of the Commissioner Of Internal
---------- Revenue, ." VSH'@
IEII TTIG1IqgqgI
sewsyariesiesie f RsveAue, sianps,,u
-inssfs HHic2ops bgn hihnsiqS hit szz,gz-s.
'lnspection OF = Packages Going 10 the
ZOO ARM, Of the Potomac.
inoo-saoJ 80 bEs sisiH6 1roqtsea rof .zsolss IN
miitNew syariesiesl Fl RsvsAue Stamp, I'll
DESTRUCTION OF GRAIN IN WIFE
-saoHT yIe7o ndoL RIVER alIlHyraa

re.
WAsuINGInS Anil Id
Il has been ascartained from an official
soffce that ~ Germ ssi6n Mas 8bes a sthSis led
to obtain recruits in Ireland. as alleged by the
Liverpool Albion. III r y III
lESintut Is tiai0uip NH ub0dy n I,ishapoS,tion
under Victor Enmanuels Governments IS now
visiting Washington. He,has ibeerl ,tha reeipi-
/ cut III distinauished Intentions. -zs
no The Go,umiss ioner oii Internal ReIvvanaA has
decided mat the max M q OF fire brick Is stri,f
ly a Manufacture under The excise law. and
that aiakers must pay three pel cent ad val
orem. and required TO render months returns
C0rsbhbes a,itht,rj,ts h o. oharer m h,,;Id rail
roads ~ p,siiIaIsia uDol which passepcers and
freight other tha,n That II Inc eoit,aily Are 10
Ia ,rAnsnortdI I.e;ug al r nv q II ~
sums of money Tor which hnnds or other s.x;-
deiices of maintenance haSs Nse,, q, ssts,f he
issued. Dsy.ble in one or more Years amer
date are rreauired Id wifhhord fhtypi rcr cent
qfron,saIt payments on accounts of coupons or
interest tli5oh snch i}d,bte,I6ess Is was in
ccurred ON accnnnunf N kl,cb raIlroa., ar, canal
and to make onarterlv retnr1s ms and r,dvmrnts
To me Cam p,issioneF az Ir,ernsi Kew
ehme 50 ia II TIL fIda Jri- Sra ID
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-11
From California.

1l 75t m ..,s., = ~. SAN FKANcIsco, April Q.
which ocoRcandcs, as foIlows:ti Although the
great mass Of people on the Pacific coast are
eminenlly patriotic and devoted TO the Union,
yet yellow citizens, we must not Disguise, the
fact that we have traitors in our midst, who
are doing all IN their power 10 involve this
country in the horrors o., "a, civil war; 10 such
persons say, pause and, reflect wen before
plunging into the iyawning abyss Of treason.
An Indignant people VIII rise IN their majesty,
and swift retributiys justice win be their GER
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r., ,isl REBEL ATTACH ON tRRANKIdN
so brs iia2 ~ yiHa;.;aa iIIsys7f al, Hts*lii
h1iJ @faa fsea - wod. sWoad III
Destruction Of Railroad Trains by Guerrillas

io'allso1q ,ssIia zAIINAsHyILLE, April 10.
Van Dorn's whole force attacked Gen. Gran
ger to-day at Franklin, AFTER aevere fighting
for two hours the rebels fretreated, leaving
L. .s.S n An, a, ALL The saSuaitics an our
side are not yet known. :, Ffessrsli
Near Lavergne to-thay," a passenger train on
: the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad was
attacked by rebel force not less MAn2O
strong. Twelve or fifteen OF the train guard
were killed and wounded, the train DESTROYED
and the track torn upe II II reported that
rebel force also attacked the traiDop the Louis
vile Railroad, and, run the cars off the track.
Two hundred and twenty-five rebel prison.
,iefs ieft here for Louisville this Bdreneoffsxz
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-11
From Fortress Monroe Expedation u HOB
b 20 y Jack Bay5Capture Of Contrabands, Oh 4
Horses, &c satif3 srraI 4

iasol .aiels gd- :, FQRIREsS MONROE, = prfi 3.
1.-THE 9Th Vermont regiment has arrived here
and areaih camp mofsHD 9osti1 fsoF aqshasI
An expedition 1eft Yorktown last Tuesday
Tor M0tjaek Bay ialRiiraifup Nre river, Where
the troops remained that day taking two con-
tfabands. The next day fhey proceeded. up
North uiver, yhereIthey found two planters
VINO took the oath of ahegiahee lABe& 80
rebel cavalry psae thelf appearance from the
hot haste. The expedition have Captured II
contrabands and very, nne horses ana re-
turned 70, Yorktown yesterday afternoon, hay
'iiig Sect no considerable bodies PROOFS
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-11

The three storisd btiek Hous. ind Lot No
EssE8 ~ 81. Lavrepca Street. within f5n NET Of
tpe .roplsnplated iiorse Railroad. 1bs lot
ten We'll flushed rooms (seyeral furnished wl mar.
pie manteis IfERs store rpoms. closets. with cSsrd
dTswSrA ~ IA Nj the principal rooms, heated hy
third stories large brick eistcrn and well 81 spur
yateS;- Aso susail stable me idcafion Is one Of
the most healthy In the cfty fnd the view ~ i.s.
county and city said to b. ID Ansres
This property will be pid ut bafgafn h spilled
ior before ne middle of May next. II mot then soid
q Also, four large house lots on North ana Walnut
sabst Antiaily fspsed and have
!. 4 kaapiIs 1t Is Commercial Street, Z" aAqas
!, Aprif2.i DIFF b,',,g WIN. LHsorrffARD.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-11

~ HN House l86 Spring street with stable ana esr
- DEM next below the Merrill House feconfiy bur.
caaeed W Kew. MI burgess, and tire sane hte1y oc-
mos bstantial and thorou gh manner for his own
. -. - contains 10 rooms, with modern eenven.
cellar nnder the whole house. cemep ted good "a,
70 me pabaic sewsSjsrge brick cisterp good Al
B tenhg appafafns,l we'll of excelepf wafer good
yeea shed. aud large work ROOM or plsv,yceIn for
over the same connects the hoase with the
stabis The stable 10 well finished asA large en- IN
As snres lsrses ad acow The lot contains s012
BirPe vines, &C. snflno0 -, &c OOI q 49,,
~ ne honsevzs built by the day for cash, when IA
Per ana material WERE Ut least 30 per cent Jower
tnsn =. the present time aud properly is nov Of
iered LOT less than tho original cost Terms 1bers
mortgag &c. II desired For ter - snrjr - On
Of 81 ...- CHASE 2LEGTLEFiEED& Coz
apo dtf aA .uorl J99ds q ene5 -. "a -
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-11

oacg-Mra Potter, Iof Westerly, r., T., who
broke one Of his legs in our printing office
Thursday, is in a comfortable condition, aud
doiag,as we'll As could BE- expected He is in
good quarters where the kindest care aad at
tant;,,, min ~. t.l oh JoUas3 sfyb ~
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-11
Moypse Tor sale.

sySsSr wv SoAcs - astI
{ ~" ~ TtfE subscriber offers for ntsa hi.
y fs55s K House and Land, on tho cof,ikf Oh Dan
sefSis = forth and vAls d Streets, The tot Is
Stl11l 100 ieetsatlAse, eoaf,aA II. 90 feet and
IL one pt the most eli giple ia the west
part of thscity-, The housa i bnif or brick In the
must thoropsh maspsr has the best OF vster. dry,
eempnted cellar, slated roof .IteontAins Harlor
chambers ON the sccoad foor, Hos all, from brick
fnrnace to al parts Of the hnrse Terms yery easy
81 ..-.- -srIir,I a efIAS., A. ALExAybER
& Tor furtherpsrtcuiaTs apply 70 JOHN G, PROC
TER, Lime street. Eear " icusfeip House. ,f,,sU
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-11

M ~ Steamship Nova scotian, Capt. Graham,
will sail for Liverpool on the arrival of the
train from Canada dis ahernoon. Mails close
at the Postofice at I.30 P. NJ. 'Hq7s :
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-11

~ ~ The levee Of the Spiritual Association
1stthe new City Hall last night, was a perfect
success. The hall was crowded, some 500 or
600tickets having been sold. The treasury Of
! the Widows Wood Society will reap something
like, 500 rom the proceeds. ore1us 500 o,
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-11
House or, sale.

- A story aad, half House with I rood s,ck an
k{i 81. Joha street. win be scld sta rood Ia rain
xkik oquire of WM JosEs, onthe preuiise. or 7
= me- ~ 90 ots9 rNi7 TR. HAYES 1
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-11

APIEAsANT Observation-Disclosures adjourn
fmeiitcf the City Council last evening, the
Mayor, Aldermen, Common CounciImen, City
Clerk. Clerk of the Common Council, and re-
porters for the press, At the invifaticu Of Henry
Fox, ESQ, President OF the Common Council,
repaired 70 thet Upited States Hotel, where
they partook Of anice oyster supper, prepared
~ Mr. sstrax 5ser supper remarks we're
ssaas N ~ INsyofs Alderps Putnam, Slaurt-,
So sqas Joaes Council inch WlnsAip, osgpod,
Ffsey Bailey, .Ho}dea, wateshosse, Chaavick,
Dawes, Stevens. Twiteheii, aud Spring, Mr.
Head City Ckfk Nj. Batehelor CLERK a the
Hpnwos CoassiA - lssrs. Hails and Lin
eoi8 q shs z.he Utmost good fbeiing
prevailed. 1t was one oftlIose social gather
fngs where the better feelings of human ma
ture find vent, and where all past differences,
EihtAsrs Sfrssey, were fogstae6} ndT
We do not believe that any former City
Council separated Will such ainicable feelings
rs has the one for the past gear. lCsftainit is,
that for years there has not one met in which
there has been 50 little Of partizas feeling
All have worked tremendously 10 Mr.. Fox,
who has so ably presided for two Year. in the
|. Common Co,ncflI AL are wi,sro II .ward
praise for dignity In presiding nromo,ne.. in
decisions. aud aptness in despatch Of business.
May hfs mantle fsllupoo, his su tr,..sor :
n 9,ig f k..n { l-9a--4 10 a---1 --T
a'Af -,.-..v We xxltN ~ f44gf 8aHA. ~.
iie.,vr ~, H. 80, ,.... a''u 'aS'
=, s' -. AZ 60 1 .s'os - -:
;nglv io,srss,,oa ev.,, 49, j.
yions ones Hssass ms an ,rs,.s, -, p :,
I anans.s sso,,vs.a.aat - .ay sAs
s,;esi ,oa az, "a -
The amussmen,s ~ 49, pspp,s'
q, de,s.eearibed ana gaye bls a.a,,ars 49,
rx.. A, .s.,.,.o-,,S aa,.nx. $3.50 ',
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-11
HArrE.H4DPqgfEr ow N.
Rel,e,ous Notioea

4zTrfIss$ Tuofby ssss I'll, usssa 3rtmess.
ond Advent Hall ON next sunday at the usus
hours. An are ihsitedi % l u zK'sA' III
-. sss Ma LaysTsing viii give = The Park St
CAV asd Prso,ica5 Tolerations ou''0''-nehr'
R.nb w.ldo fmar,on Sf ,sasAsY al, yQY
Mechanics Hall sbsfcsc tho Portland Spiritual Asso
s.a,ssS tpsnvrtS AfterasSs ssed evening, at and
ss%socr "a. 8 a sxsSssssx q. -,
zEsSE y ~ ~ egs sss n ios o'cecks
81 y Y re I %ssdssg win be held In
SSsfsithF ncrnlaS 'ssSsa SssasSsscw.
y MA IS,ST
X Tho AxsC2, M 7 rMNskSaS
!. 'aSs ~ 8
~. uhe pSeJs ~ - yea ssa1t'e ~
In the HQsE1 z8enpen,s the reports of
City EngifsS2r 11{ll reSa md sefs6erSd 10 he
printed fuseH7 10 rSosG SS9SsN !
Memorj41 NM RI 4fif jad lStier Di-
fectors N4 Rl u SSthis city,
xepe& ae1!than We +.
"a - d = "a Va Assistant
sEnGdS 4ef NDEv8&k 1vasS read,
Snd laid 5@x thH me-
fnoriA Ek!eY ft4l II referred
70 aSH% shU14ItkB ~ &ks6f Alder
sme9 ESLnfm tpd ~ :
hgg aHt HEs, on che
etne9saa Il 49, - N ~ tstablishmsn
aoi the MyMsl Aane ben NJ lotand the4ot
owned ny the city; Reported an order for that
purpose, which was passed = E''faHi yIe7d
report OF the City Treasurer, respecting
d 5cts spld IN the FOREST City and Evergreen
yeds-1S M -, rssre spla Z AN 1890 ies
iotS n - ~ -''S
An order passesi nrovid;ng for nrint;ng Gar, and
qab binding the annpal reports, In one volume, aud
that wv copies be printed ra i,d l,t.s ~,
Report OF the Committee on Cemeteries apd
svrfsted. s5srhe aaaou M nfs nns,..n''s% ~ ve
'1prfatioii for Forest Cty aCerse,s A. -, 4 ~
on Cemeteries, and public Grounds xssS II 4 4 a.,
Fva---sas ~ lPHSstSl S,vunos eooo ios Oh
uthsi osFea s res,,s ~ n, ,x.svs
sIr, CT. 1ngraIa,n the f,;sr 80
roeo j. M Hraf, Eso sr sh;.S 1917
,ounaflmousiy. Mr. Heath ,hs,,s : fs.s r.nn.rEs
n rename IN ire vnss Nv sSs ~ tsnas,.,d
him. ~
Mr.. Putnam AIso shsyed resolve tende e,T
ii the thanks Of the Boar to- Aiderr,.n I,.r,a'
81 bee. ChAifyba III, ~ yso,,i AZ Al
s4The serder spssse sisS ,s pas. sssr
sro,,sS =. = ~ osA1Hussasys sbo MAS 1Ee1
Mr. Pu.na s., L ~ zoe, u.naa@S2
which, he pfefaced viii h. y rs,,s u Al, n,
ing tbs Hoard for tha kind anS rSa,lsmani
! manner Il, ypbiel,liI,e ,s;nos,S az ths1 p,
md iean RAMA M = 'nS DoaTa
this he. said. ,Alde3man siiSrt1efI tie o,YIer
D member of the minority heartily cap me- Fred
There has been, said Adersna,, Z ~, ,,.s,i
- iaaship, af Tie Board this Var thsn ~ ever
before knew.-in fact. there bad besn NONE al
slayNg said hs 0shhhlaT az, nra,n,cad M liz
IN sSRte n things would continue q Aster some
rsmarks upon the present state of 'arairs, Mr.
their kindness to SnH anSne 'ne members 0r
.ResoIyed,7 That lie thanks bf th,s R,sa, b.
,eKsasdsd TO the Mayor, for the fidelity with
I'D nach teI mas performed ~ his duties as pre-
h ss p.hcei sneIeol. ana ior the couftesys3
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La Hqfat fRS2 fhafRJfAb.
IBy OH =
Arrival Of the Bavaria at New York.


i o. e9asO sfa beyom-T-Tn b9ngizTebau odT
1 4~.dyry NEW YORK, April 10.
Il 4eteamehiP Bavaria, rom -Southaapt on 18Th,
arrived ABOUT midnight, .,-sy.-,, ., a., o,,,45
steamship africa arrived out the 10TH, and
.<aiS oil 9sM II err l9eIIAta.oTET ,ayjTEKy
ohip Johh a. fark was burnt by the Ala
Dama. 'Oo''hN % t1Hi iahf
.Mal EyEGRF$r. BRITAIN.
Riots took place at Staley Bridge, Ashton,
a,nong .ne cotton 19peratiyes; Many arrests
sIidell denies that President. Davis took the
.eau on tpe repuatstion question; his name
~ 9fels o4Iop99dSq ylt]f tteahen pnvfsa tn
Inc Times says that the Polish ihtefTigehee
s tr 5s w \. vq9s u sl'uss sass va ioilsh
sne gar may seize mus opportunity Tor paeia-
cat'on Win lola,ia oy generous measures.
l. OApid vampoeAsln) the HOUSE of LORDS,
asheu wnen she Sou Wy e Contfeederacy should
%eeIna u ah liiuepenueht government.
Of the %er,S ns remove ,h ahe
would materially influence the Fsdsr r i'm in
or ~ - tsss ~. lhe southern
= ,'6x sae Sonisaelaey Mas looked upon as an
~ E,e.'u =. pon ivy AIIS A NJ oWhi4s
81 e,. france anu ho.and are sufficiently mani
'G2fg,;i ~. III SVfia gaJ 41blgl Tisa1 =.
the sm,S ad.norl.gs say 'ne saofugatfoT oil
'"I "a ps. = ~, ma ..,.
49, Ir,r VI - I,r 'S w u MP
. use'uiy P|aSeaole W atsttt lpe cessation OF
.ne war. ne relusaII or ules French il1iier
ora,.sr =. INV r wou,u oniy pnoSoke
$500 3vtIYse'sf tttf'q esE " VA, IAs deter
, u,usu a. EYER, anu Engands recognition or
.ae +soa.n AZ the present moment wodli be a
must s e. ig s,a ~ ,,ie soEtme
90 base anJ ,,,c;andi,, W
AL, III IA s a'i a.. as se reeogni
M IT. VI .me oous..
uonsa ~ G yoa.sssss "ese al eso.o III the
T1hxr "a ~ w sS,goJ3.
a.e ioaii was nuctuatihS al
iissl bsi9iI G5a sossfk ayt.rsarsI lsTsasa Si,s
The Monitshr denies mat 1000 men haye
'0f PRINCE As Me sn, ' had arrived ro vn.
and had long conference with the fore;.n
minister = sE;k3 ~ EEET.FI
France conpratulatss herself ON the f.vor..
BILE sentiment of Austria on the settlement of
] TIE polisli oiesffdS. TIIOIH TTNYl I
RUSSIA.
An A.! Imperial Usassis published abolshing
tween the peasantry and the proprietors in
wilma. Grotno. Mlnsk and Witabesk emanc;-
sba4ooit6 be = Stf4ct.dS Il ei6e 49,
ants will pay rsat to the, government. E6ch
%,a itsei, pay the propriescrs Ashe priee-of
emancipation. sfmitf HAs 9hAm .iH3
,,'ffhssiln:qrgspts have 5ss, SsAsld etay shere-
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-11

lsTyHE istore under Mecssnfcs lIs,t. uu,ss ~
- smith Boyd. Possession given itnmediafriv 7
Apply 70 .;..,, ..aI.ea -Nen-T'EAEc LIrrLE.p'
e sPi sein MIN Cor Congress and CISCO Streets
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-11

SIS n = q Il covnsfin. Room 70 Let. s,s0
GoINTING ROOM pyerNo. 80 Commercial ST.,
oA1 fhomAs Block to let Apply. 70 au III go
g nchH diff 5b Over % CommsrciaI Street,
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-11
ForSSs,te

v A Two Story Wooden Honse. No. 1 Aim.
Hii tie Apply 70 .tiloTi onot,,~lrT I
.xi sa assaIsd 4 baaliIof EDw. K nREs SER..ia
: @snzs aimsaiugiu Il .. LA Fore stSeea
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-11

E 3 :. 80 CeOper's shop 90 Let.,e5ss
I'M Commercial Street. head OF Hobson,s WI ~,
NO Inquire OFF, n. HAMLEN, r,
sepAnna .liaso Ofbss ON Hohson, wharf.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-11
Postp ION m ssnt Of Creditors Meeting


h"AHiNG been eised by Howard & Strout 10 take
IL the dep sition of Jed CrafEsrn, at Bafd,rin,
this day. n ~ A M, the meeting Of the Creditors
OF the late J0an Roan Is postponed "a Monday.
the 18th day OF April next ar The sagls fsrel aud
pace. Notice is also hereby given that Dean-
didzte for the Office of .0sD MARE tMnyorl and
will proceed rrona Bafdscts so Cdaod ssttfa the
prelitnnanes tsr Tie sscosd ssice8f OF THE PENCE
osWAtrs. ShouldI be 50 Unfortunate % M be
s,iaksd out Of the ears on the money have
collected aud refused TO paw over, unless fain
s..rHs lions sBxRr" nay constit t. W in doubt
bees lind either in the clutches of the sheriff or
10 THIS JUe," unless 4 come 20 the conclusion that
discretion is che better part oS yalor. ssd Ytoe the
mart" 4 viii tahe ALOE ga good supply II ora,ages,
lest encounter the ahosf OF Douglass thai bV
whiieI tspread eaglelikei lay oa fAtct layer
~ sofrSnop win tell him that he lDoaEiAslh ruE
6RKArKsr MAY SINCE TIE paYs OF wAsHASsIox. :,
aHd doubt not he (the ghost OF Dongiasl will qffer
hearty sbsoct az the orange Scooiiy nod asssRt-
shoald there be anyw here ronitds streteAed out an
old dray horse in THE last Of collapse hs will
be apt not only TO kick, but 70 show his teeth rit
out the aid ~ rvunps- 2n e s1uiTaqus
30 Portland. March q. 1853. d :. ID. r. CHASE.
! p 7eDEiA meh23 r&rhu ti!msi
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4 Plea.ant Hosse en sprinr ssrye.

- A modern built e-storv uo,,s -, ssls.
iar street Lot 90 x i23 FOR tsrms &C. cafii %
!. - o..s .s,sI.s JoHNic. PRoCiRK,lk
NY S" lsuu hsss.iil see zoe Lime Sfreef.
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OMce 10 Let.

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sao thspks to Mr. the Messenger Of the
30, City Council and presenting him with one
dollar ffom each member, which fhaDilnousy
-Trsssd< 81 Toz aaA saoAUp IIA Tua 20 q
q aEo The resolution from the Board Of Aldermen,
ssodi rendering thanks 10 the Mayor City Clerk and
3 ed CITY Messenger vss unanlnlously conferred
lsnsE fnsdf sed5 .smHli-oH 4isdi I'd bsis,goo NJ
81 81 * & DIX chadRic ater some, very handsome
han remarks, offered the following. mg4isoZ "a
WhersdsEThe period 81 our iaborso con-
nected with. the government OF the city closes
sathls evening, II, seems eminently proper that
90 we rshonld express our qualification 10 the
- snfreslteat who has so faithfully discharged
the duties OF hts Office, and that we should ex-l
10 stltenl 70 nm OUT congratulations on having so
Justly fulfilled his promise made TO at the
ginning OF the year /: therefere,1ia iA
,ooisoa f9sQtreaTTIhato the hearty thanks Of this
board De, and they are hereby extended TO
u Mr.. Fox for the very acceptable and i'm partial
manner IN which he has presided over our de-
Il 81 &bsratenso and in his taking leave, ef tins
bes Board he carries with him the best wses 81
n 4, ~ and we can ask for hiuno greater suc-
Sess Than that which has SO signaiiy charac-
sia; oerzed his course while President S the Com
~ semon COuncikhtssi aai 70 dsnssd 1nlusfilsa -
lsaia 'i sAet some remarks BY Messrs Bailey and
iAH'' Spring, the resolve passed unsnimousy.s ~
-lgg Presidents Fox responded as follewsi q
a., Gentletne a.as ssaaib iia Eaigome1 10 osoq ",
hiars From The complimentary oses passed here
hsaeq this evening, one would suppose that our
gsa hp1erso said and dlgnifed body had resolved
ITSELF into mutual admiration spciety and
'is ss sSsss ss s s &c all e ssh
whom they had been associated There IL,
ytsperhaps, much Of form shout this, butqthere Is
aevertheless much of sincerity mingled with