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stockings, from the surplus stock thus aacu-
INFLATED, were sold 70 the Sanitary Commits
sion. The washing and cooking - all done by
boys, and indeed the washing and ironing for
the Superintendent family; and they win do
up starched clothes-shirts and dickeys, for
sxample,--as well as the best lanndress. ...~---
As the boys advance in years they are put
into the Chair and Shoe shops to learn trades,
and when still older they work on the farsa
and in the brick-yard, while scarcely seek
passes that more or less are not boupS out 70
learn trades, or to farmers. This 8 done as
fast as proper candidates are derdopeo' ana as
good places offer, and in almc's az cases boys
thus bound out prove well =.
The Sanitary conditiea OF tne estaoasnment
and the healthiness Of food are seen in sim
gle fact. 1t Is tbt: for more than year no
physician has Jeen needed in the Institution.
There IL hut one boy in the hospital, and his
d;aicultv IS not from disease, but from q
s,;oh.0 sprained ankle. These facts speak
voIsnes, but we can follow them no farther.
me Institution is an honor to the State, and
should be regarded with pride by every citi-
zen, and we feel thankful to Mr.. Scammon
for an opportunity to visit it. aea q s,ss,i,ws
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D STATE OF MAINE.


aH.-H
TAKEN on Executianin favor If Joseph y. Sin.
u MOTT OF Bsston in the Commonwealth of a assa-
cnuse ., and against HmothY Carey Of Portland IN
Ine County OF Cumberland, and VIII b. sold AZ Pub
40 Auction, en- rhuftday, the sey enteenth day Of
January A. d. 1855 A. four clock in the afteI noon
q the shasfs ONCE, L. the City o. Portland, all
has or mad on the fourtee 9Th day o. FebTnary, 81
1854, at four O'Clock in the afternoon the time
81 the attaahmeo t on lhe original writ, TO eaeem
tai Land the southwesterly I'D Washirr
ION Street In said Port and and bounded as follows
3 sss sO,1s. q MAO sS end wash
westerly line Of Madison Street, and the southwest
aide line Of Washington street. thence nor;hwtsteFy
TIA stake thence westerly nt right aDg from
Washington Street sixty feet, to lot No e., ca /
ed, ia division Of LOIS Of the 0xnard psslure o
uheastery about sevenfy feet 10 the said line Of
Madison Street thsnee nVrthsastefly by the line %
Madison Street FORTY Ave feet to the bounos tesun
Gould, dated February i3sh d. Is Sand reeoi a. 4
in the Cum. erland Registry. book 2A cage SO , to
secure .hs Pay@sn. q seven hundrea oolss IL four
TWO years, 3l76 IN three years. ei75 10 Tour year,
el76 in fse years from iaie Abb eerfaln lot Of
laud ON the sonthearerly side Of MashisG on st.
~ the corner OF Wa hiagton and Madison Streets
made By the intereet on O. the orthwessealy side
ine Of Washington Street seven yin ur and one
half feet to land cold by Gould 10 E1sn Shannehan
wife ihomas Shannehan cfs.i Porlan 4, thence
westerly by said kllen Shame hans IA Sty-nine
10Y feet telo Numbered sxt thIee l63las elineatd
on the plan Of LOIS drawn by r. Ma shall ID d.
between WA. and John Ok ard ana o here. thence
exieading southsrly BY lot numSer sixy-thrse ,es
70 the W sserly COR er Of The iof Of land which
Timothy Cafey purch sed Of said Gonld Feb. Is
s 1908, aoou sevlntS -four feet to Madison Street.
theIes By the line Of Madison sire BoFtheaa srIy
.oitY-hxe feet to the onn' Lespn at Sid lot
being subject 70 Mortgage to Moses 5ould. dated
May lat A. d. 1851. ana recorded In said RsRisify
book &e pags u. TO secure the payment Of NO hum
Ay.9e3' 4fa y-9faf = ~ -llaIl1sl lEIiIf-7- {, p
~ Dated at Portland this Rfth day Of December. A.
D., 1884 THOMAS PENNELL,
52a3w sGildMer .fa3Ii I'D Il = sheriff. 3.
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Cabinet Keeper-CHAHLrs B. FULLER.
y, -Associste Wanaasrs-Rev. j. w. Chicken
ing, John Neal. Rey; Alexander Burgess,
james n. MeoSoD, Taeophilgs g. Jersey,
a discpssion relative to the Financial Con-
dition oS the Society ensued In which Messrs.
willis Barnes, Hersey, Burgess and Bicknell
-rsrslcipated. In theco Of the discussion,
4 gentleman present, offered to contribute the
sum of $500, toward raising the fund of $780,
600 to be used In paying the debt Of the So
ciety, and furnishing 1t with working cap
ital.
A Committee consisting Of the President,
T. G. Hersey and Phinehas Barnes, was APP
pointed to prepare a financial plan and system
for the Society and to devise measures to re-
lieveit from Its present embarrassed condition
and report ct q subsequent meeting Of the
Society. q 5iss ,ai9s "a a'si'fa sosg G
Adjourned, - = l1it
GEO. i. GooDALE,
~ Rec. Secretary.
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DIED.

In this city, Dec 81, Mrs Mary. wife Of John Kaier.
aged As years or 'r3a tci 1't1.s sFI MO =
In south Weymouth, Mass. Dec %. Mrs Mary z,
wife OF james q Gordon, and daughter OF the late
Greenlest Virgin, OF this city, aged % years. naf
session papers please copy.l
1-Funeral this friday afternoon, at O'Clock.
nom No 70 Bracket ct seet Relatises and friends
are inyit TO attend. .r n ~ .--
In Westheld. Illinois, Dec 49, Of bill US remittept
ever, Albert son Of Olive and the late Joseph Mari
ner. OF Cape Elizabeth. aged % years.
; AZ Funeral on Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Al the Methodist Church, Ferry Village. Relatives
and Fl. ends are invited TO attend.
In Gardiner. Dec ~ Mr. Enos Palmer. aged SO yrs
In Gardiner, Dec q, Geo Pottlr. aged 2e years. Z
In Wateryille, Dc II, Mrs Thankful Copp, aged
81 years. y ~ L,lNAle tlafoIf 29F I ~ 'sIf
In aeryile Dec ~, No Daniel Hayes. aged 49,
In Bath. Dec Is, Gustavus, son of james McDon.
aid, aged 10 years months. -9sTdN n q
In Wales hiss Ella J, daughter Of J W Foss. Esq,
In soxcroft, Dec as Miss Peggy Evans, aged IS. 3
In East sangeryiile, Dec Il, Mrs Rebeccs wife Of
John Hin. aged 81 years. ne -
In Bangor. Dec rs. Mrs Eilen L, wife Of John NJ
Blanohara, aged "a Year,. - 4 -. " - :
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STATE OF MAINE.

CuxsxaLAND, 9. s.-Portlapd Dec. sth, A. d. 1884
Taken on execution in fhvor Of AIexai der Ed
mund Of Portland in iha County Of Cumherland
and against William Davis Of Cat EIizabel IL said
County, and will be soid ct Pubic Au on on Tu .
day the seventeenth day of IannaIy, A. D.. 1Se5 at
threa O'Clock In the AFTERNOON at the Sheriff NEE
In the City Il PORTRAYED In said Coun u ali the rial
and equity Of redemption which the said WilliSm
laws has or bad on the second day Of April A ID.
lSSA e ionr o'clock In tbs afternoon rvoeem tho
following describe cal estate TO Nh; certain lot
o. land with the bulaings tDereo situated IN Cape
Elizabeth ip the Connty OF cumheFlan on he
nertherly side of the road leading from Portland
Bridge to Portland Ljghthou 9, and besnS the saune
premises which John ", Perkins and b. A. Perkins
conveyed to Mary A. Davis BY. deed recorded In
Cumberland RRgstry OF Deeds, boob g. page III
reference thereto being had Tor mere part culsr
description of the premisee. The sane beiDR sub
Jet to mortgage 30 Green WaldFou OF Cape Eliza.
beth. to e. cure the pa ment Of i've hun dred and
hfy dollars 500 In four years uilh ner g. annu-
ally faid Mortasgs deed bearine rat tha ninth dsy
Of June, p. 1888. and accorded in Cumberland
Registry Of Deeds, book ~ rage Is.
= 6zw3w ssdoa.ff Sheriff.
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soVarso..s Isenss.
FoRr;Rrsss, I Monaco Dec.

FoRTREss MONROE, Dec. %, Am.
The steamer Prometheus arrived from More
head City, bringing the mails and part Of the
crew of the Robert Carson, wrecked on Hat
teras on the oath. She was bearing west, south
west. The captain, steward and q sailor nam
ed Henry were lost. seoY ny
The steamer Arago arrived from Port Royal
this afternoon. Among her passengers are
forty seven Union officers who made their es-
cape from Columbia. 4 i51e.
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= COLUMBIA, Tenn, DEC. q. :
From escaped prisoners who have just ar
rived at Florence, we learn that the advance
of Hoods army reached Florence on the eve
the nextday his infantry were crossing the
river. Our cavalry crossed Duck River In
time to have an occasional brush with. For
rests force, which covered the enemy retreat
No lighting. of any consequence, however, has
occurred since the affair at Spring Hill.
1t is safe to say that Tennessee is now safe
from the rebels.
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IN IN New Gloucester, psc a. by Rev Mr. Kinsmsn,
A Evelith, of N G.. -
vd IN LswistSn Dec y. Capt James Husssy. of New
In rmington, Dec Is, 9 n Fairbanks and Miss
Julia hunter. $50 ~
IN New Portland ra Dec 10 Col Lee strickland. of
Spear. eoy ANU - -
In Rockand, Dec e. Walter q Han - aostoD
and Miss Mary N Gregory, of r. VI DS''S-'
Wentworth. "iss s~A~-
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Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY, Dec %. lS64.-Amount Of stock at

PRIoEs-Beef Cattle-Extra Sl8 @13t y ID; frst
quality consisting OF good oxen. best Steers So 1t
l2s9 ID; second quality. goou fair beef, 10 @l2;
third quality, ight. young cattle, 8 q 81 Poorest
grades, z G1 -on tho Total weight Of hide tallow,
Working 0ren-FrOm .sls5 to 225. according to
to 81; Farrow, sc. S28l40
Stores Yeariings from si8 to Is; Two years old
Sz4 to 40; Three years old IS to 60. q d - =
Sheep and Lambs-Sheep a Sc % III: Sheen and
Lambs In lots @3@i0 % head.
Sicine-Fat hogs, IA a $50; Shoats, Is @l6c. live
weight; Is @20 Tor dressed. NJ
cay Skins from Is to q G per Id.
Pstts 2S@s2 50: country lots, 81 25@2 co.. oE
Hides-l0@t1c % H.
TGLioO-l0@l3c. Dos seas fs4t Ell siyi, ..l-
REMARKs-Mane droyers are dissatisfied with the
prices offered and cons quenty but fow sales were
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RThe undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears Of
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, 80 IL Exchange
st., opposite Postofice, Portland. .'..i'''l
"a p yzh asas ,agal sl W. s. SAWYER.
How. WIN. PrTr FEssESDEs, Sec'y Treas'y.
oct Is 6m 2i aEl 45
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Fro,,, Hnnnnn

.3aebissiT ,8aag NEW YORK, Dec 20.
n The steamer Moro Castle, from Havana Path
inst, has arrived. A report was received at
Havana via Porto Rico, that the San Domingo
rebels had sqbmitted TO the Spanish Covers
The steamer Acadia, supposed to be intend
ed for blockader, had arrived at Havana from
Halifax. "A
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LOOK AT LTHIa

GeUts' Cluster Chain Pins, ScarfP Sleeve But.
tons, Gents Chains, Long ChSins. Neck Chains,
Rings. Jet Hoops Bracelets, Lockets. Ladirs' Sets
In 4 eat variety-l00 pate ne to choose from-Only
change street. .
Any ofthe above articles sent by mail on recent
Of one dollar. Address L. DRESSER, Portland, Mo-,
Box lSz. dscl2d4w.
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lFeRrIGN PoRrs.

AZ Calcutta 9Th ult. ship Good Hope, Miller. for
Ar q Honolulu Oct 80, ship Georges, williams.
San Francisco TOR Hong Kong tand sailed 3lst.l p
Sid Oct 10. ships e H Taylor. Lord 4 from San
Erancisco) for Bakers Islandi 14th, Daniel Marcy
Ross, from San Ffanciscol for Hong Kong "A -
Aldo Nov 8. snip Dreadnought Cushing, from
San Francisco. to load for New Bedford.
Arst Liverpool 18th inst, ship Ella Norton, Nor
Sid 18th, ships Sapphire, Hatch, Calcutta; Tona
wanda, Juliens. Phiiadelphia. dW llltlr slf t-ll
AT At Queenstown 18th nit. ships Sylvanus Blan.
chard. Moody, Gala Grace Sargent. from Cardif
Tor vancouver. leaky. 20 ig9IEa f3fl if aTf al
Sid I'm Maiamoras 18th ult.barque saml Sheppard.
At TruEillO list inst, brig N Sheppard. for BOs-
Ar At sagua 10th inst. brig John Pierce. strOut,
Portandi nth. sch Donna anna. Chase DO.
Sid 18th. brig II McGilyery- Gi ker, New York
Ar 1t Havana 18th inst, brig Croton, irg, abam.
Boston Fannie. Hubbard, Portapd; 18Th, oarQue
Arizona Searsport sch Village Belle brl Portland;
10th, brig Jshn Richards. Cloudy, do. 81
Ar q cieniuegos 1860 ipst. DAraas John Carver.
SID I5th. bsroue Alexandria Snow. Boston. Eco
Ar At Cardenas 18TH inst, brig Snow Bird from
Portla- d : 18th Scotland. Mcclellan, Boston: AIj,e
Maude. Portland land sailed 10th foi HAVANA
sid alst, brig Thurston. Clark, Sandy Hook. II 3
Ar at Matanzas rs inst, barque PhiIena. Davis.
Portland; 18TH brig Ortolan, Gocdinr. 90.
AZ At st John 9th inst. barque Florence Petsrs.
Al at HALIFAX asth inst. brig Gilbert, Hill, New
- asl
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.8HALn,sEtl
HOREHoUND AND tart
,GI q FOE THE CUBE OF + psi
HoYNryEuYux
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HoGrseness. Difficult
Bredtking nud all Elections Of tke Thredt, ~ ~
y Bfonctial THoes and Langs, feadiagS 'Ofk

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness. Difficult
breathing md all 4fectioas Of tke Thredt, srr
~ Bfonchjal THoes and Langs, feadingS 'Of
NJ to oonsspapfsofs
This sovereign remedy is compounded from the
favorite recipe of iustrious Physician and Chem
ist who for many years used it with the most COM
plete success In his extensive private practice.
4 henad long been profaAdsy impressed with the
wonderfnlvirtue Of honey cfthe plant Horeheand,
inunion with the Cleansing and Healing properties
oftar extracted the Life Principle ofthe forest
tree A5ses BdtsGmea or Balm Of Giead For years
he was bafaeo in his attempts to blend these great
medicinal forces into such unio that the original
power Of each would be preserved the disagfeeabse
qualities ofcommon tar removed, and the price Of
the compound be withinthe means Of all. g At last,
after long course Of difficult chemical experiments
he found that by adding to these fUe other ingredi
ents each Yaiuabie By itself be not oaly obtain
cd the desired results, but greatly increased the
curative power ofthe compound. This having been
thoroughly tested BY practice s now offered to the
IS safs, pleasant and infslibls REM
edy. - - IA -
B Price 30 Cents per Bottle.
For sale BY W. r. Philips, Portland. and alIdrug.
gists.
CHARLES Dowzsk, General Agent,
nov4d8u "A Cedar st.. sew York,
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Resources'-cash In the Treasury, S777 40
The following gentlemen were then elected
officers Of the Society for the ensuing year -
President WIN. WooD. 1e 'r'la
Vice President henry WILLIS. 80
Rec. Sect.-GEoRGE L. GooDALE.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT GOULD. I'll a27oa
Librarian-WM. WOOD.
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Aosbv,s Death Confirmed,

00.G$ ,9nIGV NEW YoRK, Dec 20.
The Washington dispatch to the Herald
says con 6rmation Of the report that Mosby
was killed at Middlebury by a u ion cavalry
man is furnished 10 captured rebellmaiL bag,
which contains a letter from Mrs. Stinson, a
friend of the partizan chief, describing the
manner Of his death. tsA Il rassN s,lt M, N. 4
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@-Epfieptic Fits can be dCured.-~Dr.
LocKRow haying become eminently successful In
curing this terrible malady invites all similarly a.
cted, to for circulars Of references and
testimonials of numerous cases cured Of from to
twenty -four years standing. He deyotss his attsa-
ton especially to diseases ofthe
or Nervous system. and soicits investigation Of
his claim to thepublic confidence. ga si'V
he may be eonsultsda at his privste rssidsnes No.
l4l West a. street., daily from 10 A. n. to p. NJ.
except stuFdsy and sunday. Address slllettsrs 70
DR. v. B. LOCKRoW, New York.
Care OFF o. Box Sig. oct7dsm
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elizabeth B ADAMS, formerly chambsrii., J
M. Analytical Practitioner, 214 Congress, corner
Pearl street Consultation ykEE oall, from to II
"A. M, and 2to7 Pm. 81 st6sr so 49, f ,-,.,
A regular graduate from the Boston Female Med
ical College, with 10 years successful practice
abes her to offer hope to the sick and especially 10
females and children afflicted with chronic diseases
Her remedies are purely vegetable, chemically pre-
pared and the certainty with which they cure do.
eases of whatever form, causes Thorn to receive,
they merit, the utmost coincidence OF the sick. Mid
wifsry attended to a. usual.
DR.. Adams. Is assisted by Dr..J. WesieyKelley, o.
Boston, sole founder OF the Analycalsys-
tem) who is in attendance at her Office the seeOud
Tuesday and Wednesday of each month.
Nov s-d&wsm V9ffR9 orrIe
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.
French Language.

Prot Mssse returns thanks for the patronage hith-
ero afforded him in this City, and gives notice that
his Wiater Term viii commene3 on Wednesday the
4th ofJaouary next. :
For further particulars inquire at Messrs. Bailey
and Noyes, between II and o'clock. dee2ld4w
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Dec ls lat 81 4s. lon 70 TO- brig Antilles, Thss,ruu
days rom Havana for Boston.
Dec 70 lat 81 10. Ion u So. brig Robbins, from
PhlladelphiA for Pensacola - M - :
Dee "a. nolat. &c. barqne o II Warrington, Mayo
from smyrna for Boston, ysinee reported ashore on
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Eagle, to Be Commanded by Cant Z, q Wormwood
she ~ S Ssd y mere " WIN nay T5 rS kSys
eantiv cenyre hoard harm hrig 81 about COX tans
called tss chs5 she |. SS.sS y me builder:
between Boston and Mexico.
10y PSI o. oasii lsd srols
Byig Geo Rurpbsm from RsIt,,nora az ana n,
Portisend vas sroS u, faec ~ "A TeTe Fsi.nS .nd
reported having lost her captain tThorntonl ssms
ny Z, mt tin Soan on beard ~ ~no 'pore
- The SALVAGE o. brig Arabella. wrecked ON Mara.
guiana reef has been settled At 90 per cent on the dry
Sn o ssn
Sch Mary Langdon, from York for Weymonth,
put into Gloucester Gath. having be knocked down
Sch Ella. Bradley. from pamafiscotta for Cam
snaiS her cargo on The beach. and was towsd to
On Ii. On
seem & ~
a It'll both nasts standing. she was apparan{ly 4
a Icn ron s,ss,.s S Va iof
Sch e nSs .t6 Pc @
been ashore in the Potomae River. - =
Il T1r9rsn,...rs,v7c-. o.~. 55os ~ ii
=, ,.,. !. - -. $3.50
San RANciSC0--A sd. ults ships Anreoia.
carS. Ns~ rocsaontas Grayes: ana Norway
A a7.h nit ships csliissaia, Barber, New York;
So,n' Al9os}{,, 2 W. Tn, ~, ~. g..
An port snips Metric ac, Ior ruget Sound, to load
spars for Liverposl, ~ the round sum "a f60O0;
Norway; and Pecahontas for Chincha Islands; 1u-
ssa gaise 1: "a a osssr , %
bALllAOkEEAr zItni con Glope Tracy nom
IP q. sosssI as Srs. J.. smith,
New Orleans; d bickmore. Key West
Below Is b, sAip New England, f,om Pensacola.
AT ztn.. erig sea LION howe, fortress monroe
sch Kendrick Fish, Wall, Pensacola.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

Thursdny,............. Deoember 20.
ARRIVED no 'sh eaifi tia
Rarque Jessie. (Br, newt Grant, Of and from st
Andrews NB,o s;4s .r.r .t.rf 49,. ..tr
Sch Israel L Snow, PACKARD. New York .lh3D 'a
Sch Geo Henry Curtis. Ellsworth. " sliqf s'ifaII
Sch Ceqnette. Southland. Wiscasset.
Sch Msfriman, Bryant. Machias for Boston ifa'
81 CLEARED. alus ngsd II utar
Brig Mansanilla, Norton, Matanzas--Ch Chase Bros
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Furnished Rouse Dol I.ef.

A CONVENIENT Dwelling House. furnished
Awith gente< Iurniture situated on the GOMEZ of
Vaughan and Breaker stIee'g and near the Coner E1
street Horse Cars will be Jet on fea, enable tefms-
posse.sion given Jan I'd Inquire on the premisss,
dec29dtf
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The Westinghouse Society.

Mr.. Editor. Allow me to briefly call the
attention ofyour readers to the meetings OF
this Society, which are held every Sunday
Eoentng at 'Sons Of Temperance Hall,n 351
Congress st. At almost every meeting new
names are added to the Pledge, (which now
numbers over five thousand,) and many young
men reclaimed from the intoxicating cup, re-
late interesting, and often hesrt-rending expe-
riences of past follies. There is no lack Of in
teresting and earnest speakers, and the
meeting next Sunday evening promises to be
gilmore than ordinary interest, inasmuch as
one OF our venerable citizens, for many years
past an inveterate drinker, has promised to be
present and relate an experience which he
hopes may be q warning to others. 1t is par
ticularly desirable that the young men may be
present. 800 se 7. 49, as. s 10 sesig.9afsns
Short and pithy speeches, and excellent
singing characterize all Of these meetings, and
the public are invited to participate in them..b
r.
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LOST.

ON the 5sh Of Oct. last. . largo iron.bound black
" Trunk; bad cord tied around 1t, and a card
marked Miss Richard; contained ladies' vearisg
spps rel Va aed at nearly s20O whoever v IN give
Information lesding to the recovery Of the above,
shall be literally rewarded
c, N. MORSE. supt.
Wateryille, Dec 81, 1884 eee20i dlw +.
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Sanitary Commission.

Office Of the U 8. sanitarg Oommission,
/ 2S3 Rroadway. N. r.. Dec, 20, 1854.
lion. ISRAEL WASHBUkN, in. Of Portland
II Maine. has CONSENTED 70 accept the duties Of
General a gent of the Commi sion II Maine ana
e hereby sppOi ted sneh agent BY authority Of the
Commission.
he will re ready to furnish advice to this friends
Of the Commisaion's work Throughout the S'ate.
All money contributed In Man tor the use of the
Commits on should be pad 10 Mr.. Washburn or to
persons desiEnated by i'm. El
nen. mr., Washburn i the sole agent recognized
oy the Commission for Maine.
j. F0STER JENKINS, Ci9im
30 dee2Sf iair General Secretary.
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N. -.Lu IEkuM OUK OOhKkBPoNbkNr.J N -, -
q KENNEBUNKPORT, Dec 28-Ar. schs MArtha
LAUnoHED-From Wards yard, 18th, q fine sin
gle decked baFque Of about. 40 tons, called the
Eagle" to be commanded BY Capt l. L Norwood
She will load here with hay for Port Royal sc. 81
From the yard OF Messrs Titcomb q Perkins, 70
Gently, centre board herm brig OF about 825 tons.
called the Charity." She Is owned by the builders
and parties in Boston, aud is intended for the trade
between Boston and Mexico.
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Festival and Gift Tree
o.
10 AT THE AafA4-

~ sale OF Forfeited Goods
COLLECTORS OFFICE, DHsrnIcr or PoRrLAHo
1. -bE ria1 AND FALMOUTH,
aa8 .t-., AZ PortLoHd, Dec. 20, 1854.
NSHE following described merchandise having
u been forfeited for violation Of the Revenue
Laws Of the unied States public notice Of sid sez
ures M ing been given and no elsim to said goods
ton atthe Cid Custem Hous 81 this port on Friday
FepTuaFv Sd. Les. At ii O'CLOCK. A n to wit: -
Dbl. VIII skey easo3 OF Wine Of u bottles
eash; bbls Molasses; Dbl eugaf; bag huRar:
Dbl Molasses; 2 bbls Molasses; 4 bbls Molassss
o,, 1. WAsABURN, Jr, Collector
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FIRE ESGIEE.-A beautiful steam fire en-
CINE Of the johnson patent-second class
from the Portland Company's Works. was *.
hibited yesterday in front Of the Postofsce
and attacted great attention. It Is Of the best
workmanship and materials. 1t goes to
Portsmouth, N. H., having been contracted
for by the authorities of that city.
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Board Wanted,

WANTED immediately-board for -Four Young
w Men In good boardi' g-honse wi hfn i've or
ten miAptes walk from the Post Once. Satisfactory
refsrences given. Address ARLINaJ ON, Box AZ
Portland Post Ohhcs. " BIO" aA 1wdes 800
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-30
NOTICE.

WE have this dey admitted Mr.. JOHN MAR.
w SHALL BROWN as member our hcnse
IBa Jnalstl zil ]. b. BROWN SONS 3
Portland, Decemse 80 1854 div IN .1''''-I -,
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-30

WE are glad to hear that some persons have
taken the matter in hand to get started a
course Of Select Assemblies at Mechanic Hall
70 commence Thursday, Jan. 10, TO consist of
slA assemblies. This is to be a private party,
~ y gentleman or ladies need be afraid to at
.enu' ins course is in good hands, for Messrs.
Antnolho ana colley have been In the business
before. A few Course tickets can be had of
Mr.. Coney, 400 Congress street. and of Mr.
Wormell, Photographer, No. 90 Middle straet /.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-30

,,sy Evening school. oldO
THIS School 10 now open every evening, gunErvs
4 excepted, from until P. N. Entrance ga
Con ress street. g. W. MOVES = =,
dee30d1ws 1FuRr rolr-- PrineIDaI
Wanted TO Purchase.
THE stock and Rde Of some good business re-
u curing capital o. from one to three thousand
dollars. Enquire box $40 Portland p. o. Nv deoS0