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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
CAragRA. Sart. II. 1868.

Nv Dea- Lonnar,i: | have raa,i VI Ii
great pleasure yaur adeie. t. the brave
Poles. whn riuss caiy count ol themselves
and on honest mcn ike Yourself The
re-ol;iu;, cyuicism shown il tLis holy
cause is living Shame to dulnnac
While rivcrs of blood are iia~irg. heir
exceIcnries amuse Euroac win their
notes, i. is truls SID. ia these so-cllcd
days Of social progress To fni no siey-
ernmont which will protest agaiuS this
slaughter which will say to The Gear.
"Cease your career of murder, spare these
men, these womeH. these infant victims.
wb, 10 40. even belnng to yoi." and ,heri
pa, itself at the head Of i,s reor!e TO sup.
port tho drmand su-h a t'ny. runent
would in truth b., the insge ~ t.irinity on
earth. and Ill the i5tralS o! fhc world
wnnll k,re-l sr igs feei "a prTy II {" nuiisi
iiIcm in Il rarkS. inu. I'D the mean
tnc, appetite of stee words. hn,'l up Z,
e1ecraiiou Moarav;nsf and iRia.s+. ,eh' l-,-
ward his airor'ou- s-rriceS. i..anis
you, Ynur devoted.
EAr,nsIDr
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05

FIplsLrrv.--Neyer f,rsake on, y,n ca
teem as friend. When enelnies gather
round when sickness falls upon the heart
--xhe1 the world is dark and cl,eerless--
IS the time to try true Friendship The
heart alat has beer, touched with true gold
vill redoube It's cllorts when the friend is
s;d aud in trouble Aaversity tries real
friendship Thoy wac run from the scenc
of distress betray hyposrisy, prove tha. in
terest only meycs them Fl you have u
friend who loves 5ou--wilo ha. studied
your interest and harpincss--b'. sure to
sustain him in adrersity. Let liin feel
thlt his formes kfiiness is appreciated.
and n. own love wss not ihfown away
Real fidelity mny L. rare, bu. il exists u
the heart. Whu has no: seen anu felt its
po6er? They only deny its worth snd
power, who have never loved friend o-
laoored to mSl;c friend harry The
good and the kind affee,ionase' and
the virtuious--see zul feel the heavenly
.priaeipm Thsy w,sali s4lziaea- -4xeAil..
ann honor 10 promJto the happiness Of
others.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05

Look on THE BRiGur SiuE Its Ie:irr
tn tread the parh of lie cleerfully. skim
Ping lightly over all the obstacles Is. ,he
way. rather ihan sit dorn ai.a Eaa,en, ,u,.
bard fate The cheerful mans liz, wil.
stIn out longer than who is eontinuslly 3 .ai
aud despo,.ding. ri distress, comes ~, III.
as. DEF sctinn and d,-srair will uoi ag..rl
relief. Tile best thing tts do wbes esf.
comes npan Us is not lau,enialien, bu- ae.
tic"; ~. 70 sii and suit,r. lni io' ris. aal
make vigorous effort Il, scek remedy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
F"o lie IEtsl;n7'on Coa,;.a,'oa,i I-.,jop.


F"n Ike iEtSain7'on Cra,i'."'iog.i Isiop.
IHE hEGACgu"Sr o7 SArrGosi L4sr.---
The cagsiry t.rs.an of General Gregg
ah;ch vas adacl.>i cn Saturl lav las: hy tn.
rucyy. sn!,.rad much mare ,averel, than
was Il: first reported. y large number of
prisoners fell into the hands nf ;he cncm:,
and The whole nuonher Of killed am! wound
cd, though not definitely asrcrtaiucd is
much beyond what vas frst repor ."d -
Two baigadcs Of Infantry sent 10 ths sup
port of the cavalry were also seriously
worsted. and driven back some eigh; ,.ilss
. Bcalton Station, where the cayulry Of
Gone.al Owen were stationed. wha al>o
were attacked BY the enemy and suffered
much loss.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
GAr,naLDr.

EH Aprniiiga.e r'aug pohie,ura. being
in sus"gsfig vita -oir'e s'lncr rrorl deeTt-
cd leave to toast he d@tIi. "sjA. certain
ly." said Il gentlcnzt. w, enn isave 10
n,lecii''r to teas: sily. ei setir 4cts.zsi if's
..I,l.ds
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
Another Letter from glrihal5i.

Garihaldi wEAo appears to rcgrgi 1.-The
cause of liberty" throughout the world. az
under his especial protection. has written
ihe following letter {, 0ue Alnn,;eur Lom-
bard. author OF au historical sketch OH
POLAND
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
spteial Dtapnsysfotie Me.e Fork Hsruld,
tlrPosTsoS no rnE M.xscax MoxaRcnr \

Sp<ciei Ds9aslkfofhe Ne,o RorI; Herald,
t'rPossTsoS TeriIE MExfcaS MoSaRcnr !.
--A1n iiifurmsll conversation was held thi.
day be.sseen soaae of the representatives cf.
J q! III ! ]
idea ot j areprs-cntaties il u e.sscs so our
Government has long been III eontesnpls
ton, action in sile promises has 40 doabt
been accelerated W the appel.rance Of =
significant article in this naorniag's C1ron-
ic|e, foresha,iowilAg The enforcenen. cf toe
Monroe doctrine Senior Romero, the ncw
Minister of the Juarsz Government. has
arrived in Washington, and laughs 10 scorn
the idea Of "a popular vote resuitlng in favor
of Msximiliaa. The day for his preseuta-
ton has not been fixed: but. !; il nnderstael
that his instructions are of saeh Il character.
as cainot fail 10 enlist the deepest sympa-
thiss Of the Goscrnwent Of tire Usitsd
States.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05
THE RUSSIAN FLEEr Ar NEW
/. YoniS

5 Z r [ 7
Rgpsn ne Lpad,aa Z VI tssorsranse,p or7rn1
{ 8 4 4
edsby the lx~u lerk press % Ehe ,srirsl 81
! Ras.isa fesr III Aueiicas water>. and
theIwatm,h with which tne officers Of the
most despotic OF aatocrats hare been wei
coiaed Esy the model democracy of ,nodern
times. afTor. striking illustrationselof the
peculiar charaeter'of american institutions.
There is preyerbially no despoiisu so un-
compromising as that of mob or les no,ni-
nses. and il therefare seems Dstural that
the Goyesnu,ent which has duriGc the pas,
twu years FILTERED away the liberties of she
American people should cordially :raterrise
with the representatives, of thu sovereign
who Is new. after bis owu peculiar nanaer,
reforming lhe Constitution of Poland. ii
any proof we're wanting TO demonstrate how
totally aniagonis,ie 20 ,cvory notion of con-
s!iiutionai government i the reyia,~ which
hast pow Eor some tiuie been established at
Washington it would be sappied by the
sympathy which is 30 osteEtaious!y mani-
fcstr.l by the Americans f,r the Russian
Goveraincnt. The tact that Eaylaui anu
Russia are now Il: issue on an Important
matter wouid in itself lead the 4 Amoriean.,
to str ain p'siui to 90 especial haunr pD the
latter. Bat Independently of this con.
sldrra;ioD. We believe that those who have
done their hes; to carre var OF extr7iBina-
iion into rke States of the Conteier.cy
cahnot bat bsve fellow feeling for tine
Government waich has t!ccimatcd the pop
t,iatioa Of tie king iom ct Poland. We
might have doubted whether it were pos
sibls Er rhc population of the Northern
States further 10 aiisnatc frngl themselves
the sympathy Of Emape; hat mstst ai,nit
that by thus gra.ai;easIy appreying OF
p,licy which the rest aif siic world coaismns
as barharHls. they 1ave succeeded ila wistsn
iag The chas,n which alfeady separated thcin
fs.,aa i.a,sas SLlAal4 .siSaf s4-aiss.--
humanity anil iaw as something more than
empty nautS.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05

KfsE MILLION; FoR EXEMPTION Faol -ar
DRAFT The rs;cirls II u.ensy pss b~
drafica is,eu nes anosa;s to piiTr s.iiIu..,-.
WHICH i Is expected Wit bp ietcs tss.rd hr
at,.l Or igo Hiil.U.s raare. Tie vince al.
tliis sur IS 70 be apyrry sste. TO rccrl as x
u",lcf IS a,.~ r'.t.l.nsiioa Of thc l'fesl-
...At a~+ 8-'
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05

80 III, n 1<isce; bat We cannot aplrose tkIe
meaps iefmploys; and this declaration We
do not ink reasonable. The means are
unwise lbowc-knifs may be respect
able weakpn; but boomerang must be
left to iisfavnge warriors. h.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-05

BisnoP on TRs PROTESTANT EPrscopAL
CBURcH IN THE DIocEsE OF VEi.Mosr.
TO TnE Rr. Rev ALoNzo PorrrR. d..
d.. BrsloP or THE DiocEsE OF PKNx-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-04
BOARD.
BOARD,

A LARGE. pleasant front Chamber to let, wit
N beard. suitable for a gentleman and wife At N,
10 Wilmot street. Terms reasonable. meh3o diff
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COnsllinDaiOn.

every instance. when in the acute stages or where
the lungs not fully involved
The most obstinate cases of nervous or sick Head.
ache, Neuralgia in the head, face and extremities
with acute Rheumatism, are instantly relieved and
with chronic rheumatism, are permanently cured in
few applications.
tV-fo the Ladies DR.. d. especially calls who are
sufferers with Dropsy Debility Luchorrhal or hitesl
Inflammation and Falling of the Womb, Assesses,
Tumors and Cancers of the Womb. aud will guaran.
tee a permanent cure in every case
For Suppressions, Irregularities painful Menstrual
tons Neuralgia of the Womb with all their entail
ing ills, there is agent in the world so efficient in
curing Electricity In many cases serious obstruc-
hons can be broken up in few moments and in ey-
cry case it destroys the tendency relapse To all
those desiring perfect health and the services of the
Oldest Medical Electrician in the United States we
respectfully invite TO call, rendering to all q
positive assurance OF a full recovery OF health.
r.. s. DIR. ID. first introduced Electricity for ex-
tracing teeth without pain TO those having decay-
ed teeth stumps desiring their teeth ont for re-
setting, we extend polite invitation. During the
operation the person experiences pleasing and in
vigoratng sensation.
B. For extracting Minerals and Humors from
the system, the electro chemical Baths
Office hours from TO |; u to 6; and TO in the
evening. Consultation Free. mch24 ised3m
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Commercial.
Per steamship Canada. a, Halifax.

Ier steamship canada. at Halifax.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET March % The
sales for the week were 900 bales, including l60U
bales to spectators and 1880 TO por,ers The mar.
ket opened buoy ant with considerable advance
which was not Iully sustained. and closed with an
advance OF I'd y ID for American, and / a Id on
Surais. and q Id tor other descriptions
The sales Friday were 1900 bates including 100
nrm at the following authorized quotations New
orleans fair 2itd; middling I'D; Mobile fair "a /.
mddling 2ltd; Upland fair 23id; middling 2l,d
The stock IN port amounts to 31s 800 bales OF which
90, 900 are American.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFs MARKET. Mar
ket generally downward with a slight decline. Rich
ardson, spence Co, and others, report Flour dull
and declined a sd, quoted at 2is a 2ls Sd. Wheat
irregular and declined a I'd Red Western 9s "a 81
I'd Red Southern IS I'd q 81 sd; White Western los
"a 10 3D.; White Southern los Sd lis Cd. Corn dull
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET Market
dull and declining. Bigand, Afhya & Co report
Beet heavy and declined Is Cd. Pork Quiet bacon
irregular al n decline of Is. Butter nominal Lard
easier at 37a a 3ss Sd. Tallow quiet and steady
INTERCOLLEGIATE MARRET-Ashess steady
at 80 @ 3ls for Pots aud Pearls. Rosin downward
with small sales at 26s "a Dos sd for common Spirits
steady. Rice firm. 0ils-Cod, no sales; Whale at
AS Cd q As; Linseed Oil dull; Crude Petroleum
quiet ana steady nj l2s.
Latest via Queenstown
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, March a.
The sales of cotton to-day 1000 bates including
200 to spectators and exporters The market closed
quiet At unchanged rates.
Breadstuf market inactive but steady
Provision market closed fiat.
Produce quiet and steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, March 2l, Consols
closed at s2t q s2i for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES-Erie 42i a 49,; hi.
nois Central shares As q A discount.
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Evacuation of the Town of Pensacola.
Larger Portion Of the Town Burned
Disgraceful Proceedings OF the Soldiers
New YORK, April 3.

New YORK, April 8.
a New Orleans letter reports the evacuation
OF the town OF Pensacola, portion of the
18th Maine regiment being sent to New Or
leans, and those left going into the navy yard
and forts. Before leaving the town MANY of
the houses were burnt by the soldiers. but
those Of the arch traitors Mallory and Chase.
were left uninjured. Many of the citizens
who had taken the oath of allegiance went to
New Orleans.
A New Orleans letter says st. Mary's Hall,
f1ne hotel, and all the dwellings in Pensacola,
except Mallory's and Chase's, were burned
The 18th Maine and 18th Connecticut regi-
ments were left there. On the departure of
the 18th Maine, the soldiers seemed to think
that the entire evacuation of the place TO the
enemy was intended, and many swore they
would burn the place. On Thursday noon
fires made their appearance, aud for three days
and nights the place was filed with smoke and
flames. The officers tried TO stop the work of
destruction, but they seemed to have no in
nuence over the men. Even the men placed
TO guard the property set it on fire. Colonel
Dyer, commander of the post, was almost dis
tracted, and gave orders TO shoot persons
caught setting fires, but no one executed them.
FINALLY the long roll was beat, and the men
got INTO the navy yard and confined
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Gen. McOlellan's Report of the Seven Days
Battle
Report of the Committee on the Con.
duct of the War.
The Agricultural Land Grants.
WAsu,,rnrox An-,I .


WASHINGTON, April 8.
Gen. McClellan's official report of the seven
days battle on the Peninsula and of his falling
back to Berkeley, although dated the 18th Of
July last, is to-day for the first time published
be says, to the calm judgment of history and
the future, he leaves the task of pronouncing
on the movement, confident that its verdict
will be that no such difficult one was ever more
successfully executed, and that no army ever
fought more repeatedly, heroically and sue
cessfully against such great odds. That no
men of any race ever displayed greater disci-
pline, endurance, patience and cheerfulness
under such hardships.
The committee on the Conduct of the War
unanimously adopted their report on the
Army OF the Potomac, containing their gen.
eral conclusions. On application they have
supplied proof copies for the press, but were
not able to furnish them in sufficient number
to reach all points of the country. The I'M
Outstanding is that it shall be published on
Monday without favoritism to any particular
paper
Rhode Island, Maine and Iowa are the only
States as yet which have signified to the Cen
eral Land office their acceptance of grants of
lands to the several States for the establish.
ment of agricultural colleges.
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Municipal Court-April 3.
Matthew Fiaherty, for drunkenness and dis
turbance, was fined 50 and costs. Committed.

BARNuM's EATING HoUsE.-The gentle
manly proprietor of this elegant establishment
having with great care and expense perfected
Its various appointments, rendered grand
opening Supper to his friends last evening,
which drew together large company of gen.
tlemen, representing nearly every profession
and department of business. Chambers Band
was In attendance, greatly enlivening the oc-
casion. The rooms were splendidly furnished
and decorated, and the tables were spread with
decided taste, and the viands served were such
as to tempt the dsintiest palate. The attend
ance was perfect. We give the BILL OF fare,
and we are sure better has never been offered
in our city:
BILL OF FARE. FOR SUPPER. FRIDAY EVENING.
APRIL 8, 1868.
Soups-Green Turtle OYSTER OK
Eutries- Chicken Pie, Beef a la mode, Oyster Pie,
BoiIed-Cold Corn Beef, Mutton. with capers, Cold
Roast.-furkey. giblet sauce; sirloin Beef, Chick
Game-Black Duck, Wild Goose stuffed: (;rouse.
Roast leg venison. Jelly sauce.
vegetabes-Tomatoes. stewed; Cabbage, SQUASH,
Green Peas. Parsnips, Beets. Boiled Onions.
Salads and Sauces-Chicken Salad, Celery Lobster
Salad, Lettuce. Apple Sauce. Cranberry.
Puddings-B.ked Rice. Plum, Frayen Pudding.
Ics-Appt, W hshingtoD, Miuce, Lemon, Apple
Jelly Tarts, Charlotte Russo.
Dessert-oranges, Apples, Raisins Cheese. Coffee,
Before partaking of the supper blessing
was invoked by Rev. DR.. Smaller.
tits needless to say that these viands were
approved In manner which put verbal COM
pliments to the blush. Everybody was graft
ned, and, although no speeches were made, the
universal expression was that Of praise and
commentator. Mr.. Barnum has showed
himself master Of the business he has under
taken, and we are glad to know that the citi-
zens OF Portland are determined to sustain
this establishment, which is really an ornament
IS well as necessity of our city. In behalf
OF the numerous gentlemen present, we tender
Mr.. Barnum our thanks for his generous hos
pitality, and bespeak for him that success
which his enterprise merits.
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New York Market.

New YORK, April 3.
Cotton--dull and lower; sales $50 bales al " 0 FAC
for middling upands
Flour-Statc and Western dull and s a loo lower
Snperfne state 6 40 q 90; Extra do 80 a 10;
choice Is q %; Round Hoop Ohio 30 "a 40
choice 45 a 75 Superfine Western 8 As a 6 IS
common TO good Extra Western 90 a 80; South.
cy and Extra 50 al0 90; Canada a 10 lower; com.
mon Extra 6 IS q 10; extra good to choice Is a
$50.
tern "a
Corn-dull and lc lower; Mixed Western sound
90 "a go, do unsound 50.
Beef-dull.
Pork-dull and heavy
Sugars-heavy; New Orleans 103 a IL; Muscova-
do 81 q l0I.
Cotfee-dull; Java 3S
Rico So.
Freights to Liverpool-quiet; cotton nominal; -four
Is 'id; grain 81 q Cd for wheat in ships bags
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-04
AMArEuR DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS

AMATEUR DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.
"A rehearsal was had Thursday evening of
the plays to be performed by the Amateurs at
Deering Hall on Monday evening next, for
the benefit OF the Sanitary Commission. From
what took place at the rehearsal we have no
hesitation in saying that the plays "The Hon
eymoon,' and "Poor Pilllcoddy,', will be as
well performed, and as well produced, in re-
lation to costume, scenery, &C., as any pieces
ever performed by amateurs in this city, The
music for the occasion is To be furnished by
the Band of the 18th U. S. Infantry. Re-
served seats and tickets can be secured at the
store OF Edmund Dana Jr., under the hall.
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COpartnership Notice.
TYLER & LAMB,
ELECTRICITY

>" n. DEMING, NJ. D., would most respectfully
w announce to the citizens of Portland and VI
cinity, that he has taken suit of rooms at No. IL
Clapps Block, corner of Congress and Elm Streets
up stairs, where he will remain through the summer
treat Chronic Diseases by the EiectropdAic treat
ment.
tie would especially invite the afflicted that are
laborng under any old aud inyeterate chronic dis
ease, in the form of Scrofula. Hip Disease, White
Swelling Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, letter, Rash and
every hnmor of whatever kind character; likewise
Spinal Diseases, Curvature of the Spine, St vitas'
Dance. Fits, Paralysis. Contracted Muscles Dstort-
ed Limbs, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, General De-
wise call the attention of the public to peculiar
manner of curing
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s. c DE VA special business meeting of
the honorary members of this society is called
at the United States Hotel this Saturday
evening at O'Clock, by the Executive Com
mttee, to report progress and promulgate
proper understanding in regard to the grand
bal Masque." This is now the topic of the
day not only in our city, but in all the cities
of the State, If we may judge by the papers
from all directions. New York, Boston, Ban
gor, Bath, Augusta, Hallowell, Gardiner, Lew
iston, etc., etc., will be well represented.
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Safety Of Vermont Cavalry Re-
ported Captured.
Appointment Of Government Agent.
Change CT Rates by the New York Board
of Underwriters.
NEW YORK. Anril 3

New YORK, April 3.
special dispatch from Washington to the
Post says the Vermont cavalry, supposed to
have been captured by the rebel Moseley in q
skirmish at Drainesviile on Wednesday. have
returned. 1t is believed others who are miss
ing will return.
Mr.. Casey, of Kentucky. is appointed Gov
eminent Agent under the confscation act at
Memphis, with rowing commission.
The public board of brokers this afternoon.
contributed the very liberal sum of $1,000 TO
the Massachusetts soldier who lost both arms
at Fredericksburg.
The Board Of Underwriters have made the
following changes in rates: From ports east
OF Good Hope, West coast of Africa, islands in
the South Atlantic ocean, ports in the Medi-
terranean, ports on the East coast Of South
America and ports in the Pacific ocean to
Atlantic ports in the United States per cent.
From ports in the West India Islands, Spanish
Main, Central America, Mexico, Gulf of Mex
leo and ports in Europe north Of Gibraltar and
not north of Havre to the Atlantic ports in
the United States, and vice versa, per cent.
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ATT e RS ABOUT TO WIN.
Religious Notices

eF-on Sunday next, Easter day, divine service
and sermon may be expected at ST Luke's Church.
and in the evening at O'Clock.
LIZA Child, M. d., of Boston, will lecture in
Meehancs Hall, before the Portland Spiritual Asso-
cation, tomorrow afternoon and evening, at and
7o'elock.
:. Subject in the afternoon-Ph death and
Earthly duties, In the cvening-Senses of tbs Soul
of the Christ that was and is-of the King of Glory
and the gate through which he shall come into our
midst.
Sunday School at 81, Conference at 10Y O'Clock.
TProf O'Leary will give free lecture on Tenn
perance. considered physi0logicay and morally, al
the new City Hall, Sunday evening at "a o'clock.
The public are invited to attend.
AZ Elder Timothy Cole will preach in the Sec.
ond Advent Hall. on next Sunday. at the usual
hours. All are invited.
~ There will be Sabbath School Concert at the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-04
WARE, j., PRESIDING.

WARE, j., PRESIDING.
FRrDAY.-Antonio Fernandez, libellant, VS..
John Delap.
Thomas Clayton, libellant, VS.. Same.
Libellants were seamen ON board British
schooner Excelsior, Of Digby, N. s., whereof
respondent was master. They complain of
abuse and ill-treatment from the captain on
the voyage from Boston to Cuba and back to
some Northern port, to the damage, as they
say, of 500 each. Respondent denies the
abuse and ill-treatment, and alleges that Fer
nandez, who was a Portuguese, and had
shipped as an able-bodied seaman, was entire
ly Incompetent to perform his duties in conse-
quence of disease contracted; and that
Claxton, who shipped as steward and cook,
shirked his duty under plea of sea-sickness.
After the evidence was in, Mr.. Deblois made
the argument for the respondent, and Court
adjourned to 10 A. M. Saturday, when Mr.
Williams win submit the argument for libel
lants.
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RAILROAD BoNDs.-The semi-annual cou-
pons on the bonds Of the Atlantic d St. Law
renee Railroad Company, amounting to $4,000
due April LIST, are paid at any of the Banks in
this city.
The coupons on the Androscoggin & Ken
nebec Railroad company bonds, amounting to
$4,000, due April LIST, are paid at the Casco
Bank in this city, or at the Treasurer's office
at Wateryile.
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Carriage Maker Wanted.

4 GOOD Carriage Wood Worker can lind con
N slant employment by applying immediately
None but a good workman need apply. Wage
from - TO 10 per weekday weekly. Apply to
apl div 4. h kIMBALL. Saccarappa Me-
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Sewing Machine for Sale !

Office hours from to |; u to 6; and TO s in the
evening. Consultation Free. mch24 ised3m
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GAN Evangelical Council is to be held at
State street Chapel Wednesday afternoon at 8
O'Clock for the purpose of considering the ex-
pediency OF ordaining to the work of the Cos
pei Ministry, Mr.. Edward Chaselof this city.
We understand Mr.. Chase has received an in
siiation to supply the pulpit of the church in
West falmouth for one year.