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niSsnIufi0n of COpartnership.

FVyHE copartnersbip heretofore existing under the
n name and Arm OF Draxe Davis is this day dis
solved BY rutual consent. All persons indebted to
a. Davis the old stand who is authorized to ad-
yasl n.an. az matters of the nrm.
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A. Davis Cloyes Brothers having purchased the
stock and taken the stand formeyiv oocupied by
Drake Davis. would respectfully solicit the PIT
ron &c Of both firms at the old stand. where we
shall be known by the firm name Of Dsyis Cloves
Dfoeners' A. DAVIS, 2
FIJI. GLOVES,
hoVzoulm Oh CLoYEs.
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Steamship Bohemian
Wrecked at Portland.

rNHE undersigned will receive Feparate tenders at
IL his Office in this city, until noon on Tuesday,
January 10, 1865, for the purchase
1st-of the wreck OF the Hull and Fneines OF the
Iron Steamship Boht mian, OF about 200 tons, as
the7 now lie or may then lie, in about nye lannon's %
water. about half mile from the shore o. nl'
zabeth opposite Broad Cove about eign1 niies irOm
the city -.
2d-of all the remaining port onof me cargo that
of iron Knees Bar Iron. Sheet Iron, and other
goods. l. ...,, ...,S 49,. A..
a. ~ siliip 10 give for each lot separate
~ VA ne marty or parties if any whose tender Is
accepted. must pay or dsgosi' With the unseIs,gI 3D.
~ sr,oant o. their bids; farther sum OF twenty
ecant on or before Feb'y 20 and the balance In
fnlI on or before March ]. 1895. ..-- .,,.i .if.,..
iu' JAMES l.. FARMER,
No. 10 Exchange street.
Portland, Nov 20. 1854. pOvsotd
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NHlS delicious art ole of food may be obtained at
n any time by the Bbl half bbl., qaarter bbl or
Kit on application to the manufacturer, by mail or
novz6dws @. W. RELKNAF.
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TTIo purchase stock of Millinery, vith rent of one
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11n passage by Congress - resolutions proviG.
ing tcr the termination o. the Reciprocity Treaty
with Canada, aud ior the construction Of six var
vessels for service upon the lakrs, meets with gen
srsl aIprOtation. This action is nat designed
preliminary n war with Great Britain, az the c.
madam Tyrces seems 70 infer. II IN simply neces-
slty which has arisen in view o' 'hclawlcss attitude
II the rebel soiournrrs IN Csnada-a measure 81
sshprutec,ion cauBed by the inn, lily or iudispof
non of the Colonial authorities to prevent hostile
ineursons from the Provinces. Our Govsrnmcui
wou'd gladly continue the present treaty relations
provided the projection Of r. inter could he
cured under them but the reverse Of this having
been sbundsnuy proven, new or,lcr = thuss
must be instituted. AZ TIE present nrc, the lake
commerce q the United States, and In fact the
whole northern frontier Is Liable ~ destruction rs
expeditions secretly hucd cut u C.uada while
we have the ability Cor protection, 40 far as the
lakes concerned We hlvo not th9 power, lor by
,be terms Of the treaty No lebarrcd from the
privilege Of meeting the rebel cmirsarics force with
force. According 10 the present treaty stpulatons
we are permitted TO have but war vessel upon
tho lakes, which No far the protection Of lake
commerce 10 concerned, amounts b n virtual
prohibition. Tho little iron steamer Michigan,
which was built more than twenty years ago, and
which is therefore OF tut little com. qvcnee com.
parsd with the war vssscls Of the presen, DAY,
Soud amount 90 nothing az protection a.ainst
moiern s'inboats, even Il 1t could lie omnipresent
The report that the propeller Georgian had teen
converted into n rebel punboat threw the Whole
lake region in'o panic, and slthough the Gcor-
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aus "Non'Nh IN 'N'Sr mas at last brought forth
+" f'nl'u''uA mou" The WoHLD after an iucubs-
you 0 "ree Gays mas hnally produced lie artieS,
"n''n II nsd oeeh prshten'y aud osteniaiiously
F""l''ns ''r "ree days against the taxation Of
~A'N A"u "h''u We were solemuiy assured in
'u'ee 'ohg "ihueu ea'or'aH-pHhNahed upon three
''pr1" 'Sys-"on'd settle tho whole question
'N N'n,'' s'r"' TIE Sosurdty OF the '4lackish
''"'he' Il "s not require three days ~ decide
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point which the woELD fails 10 comprehend. The
tax ga,Lerer Ike the bioshug should come ~
when the COMMONLY Is consumed and not iJtOre.
We commit 10 our contemporary this application u
It's own story, with the hope that 1t may induce
the sbsndonmen, Of is untensble opposition ~ the
policy Of taxing sales. The other arguments Of the
Womb are u greater account than the pork
barre ides. IL sAes FOR instances
A new y-arrivcl cargo Of ns, on shipboud in
New York barber, may pr yperly, II IL on all hands
apreed, bc mhdc 70 coatr DutG 70 tho public rcvc-
uue. II y lkewis We sIIposc. uniycrs lily
.onccde ttat whether the sum levied on II lie ex
sctos a. a duty before LANDING or collected as
afterwards the burden will ultimately fall on the
consumers lit be paid IN grues by the importer,
the government has the i'm mediate use Of the mo-
uey II IN detsil by twenty thousand subOriirse
dealers, the proceeds VI the tax are not realized
until the goods sold. But, In either case, the
contributed by that cargo 10 Ihe public revenue,
APPLIANCES the price TO the censutner who buys Yea
w small quantities u the retail dealer.
Curiousy onoul'h this illustration and srgurnen,
against the taxation u sales U'nds 70 demonstrate
the superiority u the system %: taxing sa'os over
the exiting mode Of taxation. tndor the present
system tic people have 10 pay great deal more
n an the orig nal Vi ty thousand dollars lev ell
by the Government upcn tho tea In bulk. They
have to pay ~ the importers and wholesale dealers
the shrce ak or twelve months intsres, upon the
dfty thousand dollars advanced 10 tho Government
In q G frs, place This onhaoces the cos, 70 tAe
consumers uecdlcssy and uSelessy, and com
pels them 20 pay, at present prices,
from ten " twenty cents pound more for tea than
4 would otherwise be- cold for II the Government
acre tonefitsd by thif extra ven or twenty cents
POUND, the eNactipn could be endured upon pa
.r.otic grounds. Hut 1t Is not. Tho extra uo1ey
goes into the pockets Of the Importers ~
moncy lendera who advanced the FIRST tax
II hfty thousand dollars. thus the rich
src made richer under the prcsclt sys-
tom, and tho poor poorer. But says tie Wogtp,
the Government Is benefited 10y 'the immediate
IRc Of the money" THIS mode oi bcu,dtting the
Government at the expeuse Of the people is
most uui us and injudcious AMI defeats the object
view. Il ueedlessly enhances the cost Of tie tea,
and therefore checks consumption, thus diminish.
in2 in plsce Of increas. nR the Government revenue
This is the capital Of the presen. system %
AVIATION. The actual revenue derived by the Gov
ernment is out Of oil proportion with the Emouut
= taxes and the increased cost Of commodities
Hence, although we have passed from being the
least to the most heavily taxed people IN the world
the revenue is inadequate, and the national credit
tors olainorous f1r change The fact Is, the poo
pie are not able TO bear tho double burden imposed
D. the Government aud the mldd'emen, who levy
toll upon the taxes adyauccd in the stape Of the
CIis nal lai.i dues.
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The following e,oquen, extract irom,a Thanks
giving sermon preached at Tarrytown BY Rev. j.
A. Todd, pastor # the Second Reformed putCh
Church OF that place, IS worthy ~ publication, az
Illustrating the vitality Vi our national hts IN the
hour % rebellion:
Thank God look abroad over THU nation
TO-DAY, We find the overwhelming cyidt nee to
provo th't she is most thoroughly sive. The vital,
cohcs We warmth h ia her mem ers. The rudy
glo~ oi health Ia On lrr cheek. The vlgor is In
her step. TIE strength IL In her arm TIE cour-
l1e Ia her heart. The tire Ia IN her imperial eye.
Shc speaks across The ocean through the ballot
box. on the battle field. with the voice Of com
maud. Aud authority sits th~gncd uuon her lofty
irow. She says to intermediung Europe, ''Bo
still" and Europe is still She says to snsrlIng
faction in the y nth, Back to Your kennel" And
faction goes back. She says t. armed rebellion
in the nth, Give place to me" And rebellion
gives place, le'urc the march Of her victorious lc
gions. Are these the chnrscteriHilcs Of q nation
whose life is extinct Is this the Great Republic,
OF which the lachrymose MoLn.er ,of Pzriiamen,
declared, IT the outbreak Of the relsliln. 'she ~
deadf' D. Won ever know dcss =, rspn TO 80,
IN this way he,orcI-- persist In standing up.
right ami ordering people abJutis 4 she were real
y alive Dead nations, like dc, a men, arc apt 10
lie still and to let the world 80 % II its own wav.
But Lere Is a nation that was pr onuunceI by the
Coroncr's inquest Of European despots To ue dead,
aud yet her henr'throbB folt to-day in her re-
hottest eXiromiues and the hyul oil Of her power IL
seen dying at the masthead ev erywhere around
tire globe. For God came into u lnqust, aud said
40; she In MT dead, but slecpe III" tie took her
by the hand, and said unto pIcr, 'Arlee And
strIlshtvsy she arose.
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now Tut not uncX pccted character s about to
be impaired to the war by the sailing of the
splendid feet, with large land forces, rom Fortress
Monroe, GA The, lay last. We have hal d,iG ls al
,his anticipated m vcucnt for rome time rGs,, but
withheld the news IRON prudential considerations.
We shall now only state that tho expedition IL IN
every respect the most formidable that has ever ny
posred upon our coast. For It's desth alton refer
the inqulshvc to the forthcoming files of the Rich
mond papers. The news may tc expected about
Monday or Tuesday next In tho meantime Gem
cral GnASr VIII retain his frn grasp Of LEh's
army, and dotan It At Petersburg un Ter the peu-
atty Of the loss OF Richmond until the II the
great movements now in progress on the Atl,nuc
coast shall have 80 far changed the aspect o. the
in Virginia to reduce the grand final victory
to an absolute certainty.
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New England will mste this number highly &C.
ceptaJie.
GBs CnsIrKxrAI. MoSrHIy, for December-Nev
York. John =. Trov, Publisher, 60 o. ne street.
The present number contains the Cub paper on
the Organization and Movements Of the Army
Sketches 81 American Life and Scenery shanghse,
It's streets, shops and people and spirited reply
TO the infde writings Of Strauss and Renau on the
Character Of Jesus together With the usuil
amour, Of other articles notices, &c., &c.
1nE AST7toAN MoSrntr KS;cKERBqGKrR-Edt-
oil By J Holmes A fnea. aud published Al 81 Park
Row. TIE December number Of this popular mag
azne contains a number Of good articles. political,
useful and literary, with the usual amour, u gen
eral reading matter.
PAMPHLETS, ETC.
The Ssw York city Railroad Direetorr.-By
Isasc DsvegA Spruce street small pocket
edition II a ralrosd guido, showing where TO ~
and how to 90 by railroad through this city.
Benn0rs Guy car, stage and P.rry Pocket
cutie. Another book just the right size for the
yea, pocket. Published by L. Dartow, II Ann
street.
Th1'sts1rin SerUor.--By Rev. Samuel u. Bell
ID pastor u F,hieth street Presbyterian Chur h.
bChNered IN stevens HAL, cDrucr broenWAy anu
Forty seventh street, November ~ 1854, and pub
lshcd by unanimous request Of the congregation
Daiiy Memorandum Book and Didrv.-Manu-
fAc,urcl by Francis & Lou,ro, IS Maiden Lane
New York.
sew MrsIC.
d'tInid'o Ours and Fairiy Fon.-song and
chorus Muse by A. X Virgil
Bear his Gently 10 NJ Mother. Words BY
Thos Msnshsn. Music by Geo. A RuslelL
Adrylind = Free Words by Rev. Geo l.,
Taylor. Music by Miss Fortune
The Voice " the Army.-Poetry aud music by
Jas. & Clark.
Tho above sheets arc published by Horace
Waters, ISL Broadway.
rAPER.
tn, HttneD.-A new religious paper. Elite'
and published monthly by Jas. In gliA 20 Cooper
Institute New York
NAP.
The Last Ditch Of Rebeldom.-A new msp,
showing tho progrcss = our srms in ssrbduing tbs
rebellion. Publlshed by Chas. LuLre,ht d Co., !.
Frankfort street, New York
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GsSrRAL THOMAS victory at Nashy''lo' confirms
our Autciyaiions Il tie results u HODD's deeper
ate attempt TO recover Tennessee, and carry The
var into Kcntucky It shoWs that General Burn.
NAN knew what e was about wheu be undertook
70 carry the war INTO tho interior lines Of the Com
fesiaracy. 10 by no means left the country which
has COO. "a 20 uuch blood and treasure, open TO
danger, A. was evidently imagiued by the rebel
leaders, and partinn OF the northern press. On
VI, contrary, b. guarded every point Az well that
tho uston has Ocen able b gather
dc flower s,foy irom the nottlo dan
CO.." I! /. no slight advantage 10 our cause
,bsl We should have force upon tho Cumberland
r7vcr capsule Of withdrawing all the efforts Of The
enemy In the South vest after the detachment 10
one Atlantic coAs. VI uo Hover Of the Western NJ
uulss under SHERMAN. Tho victory secure |
by Gcucrsl THOMAS on rhursday 10 pro-
baby only the prelude 10 oneshyc orc-
ranons In rs, quarter, wb ch viii result in the
decentralization OF uooD's entire force. All the ~
vAntaves Of situation ore On our side. Our posses-
son Of Hurfrecsbnro', Chattanooga and ether
strategieal points In Hoop's rear converts even {,
trning repuse to his army in trout OF Nashville n-
~ . serious IL saH.nr
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same direction. We notice tbs, the :" Trades Asem-
bly," Of Albany have adopted resolution that the
price Of butter has been advanced beyond the cot Of
production 10 proportion to other articles Of iood, and
have resolved sstan from the Of butter In any
way whatever. In view Of the ertortionate prices
dealers have had the efiron,ey TO h for this article,
II becomes questionable whether every family ought
not 10 form Itself into Trades Assembly," and imi
tate the example Of the Albanian. Butter 10 not
worth any such price 1, nov demanded, and a. 1t
10 luxury and not necessity, the bes, way to oyer
ae upon the feDsbuits Of eItortouRte dealers s 20
resolve upon total abstinence.
Beo~ ~ be found to-dAy's quotations o. W@hipg-
ton Market and vicinity
Buich<rf Meats.-Pnpe roasting piece. are selling
house steaks ssa35c siroin, 22s2se corned-beet 10
99c; mutton forequArerl iOaiGc hIndauArisr, iCa
Sse isnh lssfb soup pieces l2al.; tire, AIS !
e.h pork 2OalSo corned pork, 2la2tc; sausases lsi
Pguitrv and 6am,.-Prme turkeys are ceiling at
6Ioii..s .hicsens sSs PEI pound seese' ~ a .oc
per pO1os sne .1iss 81 EFT 4, each Riseons
Halter and ch,,x-oranse county butter in pail.
butter ba5sc cooking butter, 4lsisc eggs Tor 25e
cheese about 20 cent? for good quality.
Fish.-Eels are selling AZ l5a9lc pound striped
bsss, 25a3ec, habut,-s pike, va c; io-t h.h, i2c
perch iOaisc; sesbas, 2Oa25c haddock, lsl9 Hound.
nsh, l2al5c mackere, &C; herring, Sal e each
me's. 25c per POUND lobsters SstOc; oysters, "a
| 40 q bundled; clans, i5c hundrei picked oys-
ters, ODa1 81 hundred; picked clanA - hundred
FeeeidbLss.Lima beans are selling at y5c quart
sweet potatoes. % peck tomatoes, --a-per v pa
CaunoHerLcUh 2bs6J; potatoes, peach blow NJ 5Oa
2I5; Jackson whites 25a2 ~; sss plant, lie each
onions st'g ibA2Jc .p'k; turnips3c peek; ctbbag
| i2alsc a head radIshes -- a bunch lettuce,
ogsIer plsnta l2al9e eaon par,nps lbslSc IoI PIX
msrioy .lussh.s, 1OaSc. each be,ts, l4alSc. pc;
| Sundrtls.-Bean- dry, yer ~, Sal9' feas, split
per ID. 1aI Coal, hard. pr bush. GysI1, Coal stow
ton II QUAIL ~; Honey, boz, per ~ tahO Honey
roni. per ID. 2laS Nib, per a. iUa2; Coffee, purt
burn per ID bJa65 nited. do. 26a45: rye etc do u
abs ougar brown, per ID. 23a29 crushed, do. 5OA5i
coIse, do. 2sa.O, sugar house syrup, per gal Al
225 MolasxOe-S. U. per gal. 25al b., lea OoOlou,
| and English brcakfasi, Gag W; green, ia2 81
Candida tsllow, per ID. 25a3O.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A MEETING OF THE CONVENTION OF
n Father Mathew r. A. Is. Societies will be held At
O'clock r. NJ, tomorrow, at 1893 Bowery Delegates
are earnestly requested To make rotuIns Tor the
ticket. for Or. Ives Lecture. r. l.. CAREY, Pres.
THOMAS RELY, Sec. I0T
A HOST OF ELOQUENT SPEAKERS FOR
n sunday evening, Dec. 18th, al the Young Mems
r. w. T. A. Il. society cor. Court and sArkett ST.. at
= O'Clock. The popular orator aud temperance adyo-
cate David III, SUI ton, Esl, will address the meeting
Also the interchangeable Temperance speakers Thomas
Elton, Ed and J. sonenbloom, ESq. singing by
DANIEL o'RIEtLY Pres. JOHN KELLY, Res,
Seo ip