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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-02
THE SIEGE OF RICHMOND


HeGvH artillery and Picket SkirDsisAing--
V8Unusa0t CopsspOtt0n In the Rebel Assny-
Lee about to Ast0nSsh the W0rtd-RetstgH or
Gen. Butler to james RiUer.
.1tAIa WASHINGTON, Dec. SOW
Information from City Point says that
heavy cannonading was kept up during
Wednesday and Thursday nights, as well as
severe picket skirmishing along our lines in
the Immediate front of Petersburg, Several
casualties are reported. There was consider
able firing infrontpf Richmond 7on Wednes-
day afternoon and along the line of the rear
picket guard. h- sial9a' RAJ, -iset s1asse $50 yaf
Recent movements in the rebel lines indi-;;
cate unusual commotion, but nothing is known
respecting its cause. It is thought that Lee
has been sending reinforcementss both toward
i ynchburg to oppose General Sheridanss ad-
vance, and to Wilmington to prevent the land
ing of the expedition against that city.
One hundred and fifty prisonl rs took the
oath of allegiance at City Point on Tuesday,
and were sent north yesterday, Since then
but few have been received into our lines, as
the present condition of the enemy's forces
are not favorable to their escaping gan
Rebel deserters, who came in afew Gays ago,
declare that the state of affairs indicate early
ohepsive operations by the rebel army in some
direction, The nature Of which Is unknown.--s
Lee told his men that he was about attempt
ing the initiation ola project, which will aston
ish the world. .anaa 40 gitnsfsro4
ia Gen, Butler returned to his headquarters on
the James river on Wednesday. He left the
land forces OF the Wilmington expedition IN:
der command of Gen. Weitzel, sAsssS Sss i.
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In the History of ths

dldates are examined In the History of the
United States, in Geography, Arithmetic.
writing and spelling, the army regulations
and instactics. They are recommended to
the Government for positions which their ex-
animation indicates them fitted for.
The Augusta House was opened day before
yesterday. 1t is splendid house and will be
conducted In Major Bakers best style.
The Aroostook contested election case has,
OF late, been occupying the attention of the
Council, and has at length been decided
Many votes, being illegal, or the authorities
not having complied with the law, were
thrown out. ssgs9Ge orr
Governor Cony is again at the State House,
attending to his usual duties. he came out
first on Tuesday, and is getting along finely.
Z The construction of the new, temporary de-
pot has been commenced and is progressing
finely. 81 sGti 5 Yours Truly,
NJ HnrTos
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~ a,ux,,A GEORGE II. STUART, IN
Chairman q = Christian Commission, |
Dec Is. 1854 AZ ", w II Bank street, Phllads.
D,IIRIEOToRY:

01hGO1ORls
Philadelphia George II. uart, IL Bank street.
Albany N. Y .AThos. w. 0ieost. 81 -o5G sif etssfa
Baltimore-G. s. Griffith, So and 81 West Baltimore
.Bs s,ssss, No z G. stistpsyy E9lGR
Boston--L. p Rowland, jr fremont Tempe.
Brookyn u. Nv. ~. griffith, Rooms 10 Court st
Bufaio Y.-J. D. Hill M. DipCommission Rooms
as Al Pearist. 4 e Dss.s ai1inoea ylIastHgoa s7z
Chicago hristian Commission 100 g. Clark st. 3n
Cipcinnati-A. Z. chamberlain 81 Vine Of.
Cleveland, O-Shlim man Witt. RI ?
Detrois Mi 4Rrancis Ray mond $50 Jefferson Av-y
Il enue.
Hagerstown, Md-Rev. J Evans. 800 4 "a -
Hartford, lConnecticut Branchl-Reoms Of Ladies'
Soldiers Aid society, 81 Asylum ct. vVy.VS III .
Harrisburg, Pa Rev. I. robinson.
Lam nertvlle, N. J-J. A. Anderson
LCuisylli 81 Ky--y Edward Hardy, cared G. Dodge
Nil waukee Wis-walter 8. Carter care of butcher,
New York-Dr. N. Bishop, Rooms U. s. O. o, 80 Biz
BILE louise, ~ 94l3EE ~ .L ,9Y1l IA Hsnss.
PeoSs. wn.nsynolas, Rooms 10 50 Adams st.
Pitlsbure, PaWma, p. wsyuan, IS sn4i haeidst. z
Portland, Me- Thomas r. Hay 10 Middle Of, 9 g
Pc tlAnd, 0regon--W 8. Ladd Ladd Tilton. :
Proyidsncs nv ki9g go 3 ss-., yssI IS,
S.. Louis-isaac s. Smith Christian Commission
OfRce under Eindell Hotel. st 9ses.ss lfe
s. Paul Mign-p, Ingersoll: .as., $50 ,.al
Utici N rs ev. p. w. Bristol. D. D. Secretary
and Agent, 81 Genesse ST. 81 ..l. ~ ~ i..s''
virglnis, New Reg Fra kiln Rising s...sss- +
enth SC; orRsv. j. Abbott. 800 4 Il. ','q b5a y
Wheeling, W Y.7rR, Grange. rni,,s4.s 49, 49,.
AZ Mark theparcsl. Soldiers New YeaEs GIFT
Library s9a ~ piBoH teD $50 ale deczSalWH5 II
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Boston Stock List. . slus
S1ARRaED..

{. In Boston. Dec %. by Rey EP 1syior, joseph
Spencer and Fannie SANFORD both of Portland.
Edwin Smith. OF Lynn, Mass. ana Miss Amanda
in Dudley Mas. Dec Is. by Rev Cyrus u Eastman.
Of Webster. Capt Daniel W crosby, Of Portland
and Miss Eien, daug hter OF cfris. Haskell, Eco. : I
In Bowdein, Dec Is. Charles W Croker Of Bath
and Misc Adrian q CT rDish, Of B =---s------l--
In Hallowell Dec rs, Rev m Bates of Freeman
and Abby alexander Htss 1880 assSa4Tr - 7
Ia Presque Isle. Dec 49, s. D Rowland and 1xiss
Ruth A Mosher, both of Maysvile. -
In Lewiston, Dec "A, Noees II Jordan of l. and
Miss Lizzie A Strout, Of Auburn.
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/. 4: sSat0w D. ., bsrqus valstta. 9Dsw,s, for
Al Wh:mpos Oct q. ship h B Palhar. Lowe, .,
Hong k Es's y oc ICY sit ,S Ss poaus
san Frsncisco. une; Wing q Arrow Berry, I'm DO,
sCs Te.ss3g MIA MALAY "a Aashns0n md Mag whirids
a. nsnnie Lassie has been taken mp to loadteas
feet '''A'w Tor NewYork, at f8 per ton OF 40 cubic
AT Manila Oct a. ship windward Smith, for New
o AT IL singapore Nov ship Rorneo. Hurd. for Bos
Ar at Penang Noy 9, ship Akbar, Chase, Singapore
a. At n Melbourne oct Is ship Ocean Bower wcOnb,
-, Ar 9. De@arsra 9th isss brig BObt Move, HOsch
A Cape Haytieni5th. baraas N Maaysn, of Port.
9, SID FIN Bonaire sh brig CAtharins NicEols. Grant
ta AT Barbados 9Th inst baque TroyAtOre Pende
At Gonaives 10th inst. brig Eliza Ann, Ayers from
Ar at Havana 18th inst, barque Arizona, Coloord
sesfsporti ssh Village Bel ., Race, Portland.
Sid slst. baroue Esentide, Park, Philadelphia
~ Sid 18th. brig Minnie Trsub, True Portland. ii
IN port Gath inst. ship Msrcia @ Day, Chase une:
parques Sancho Panza, Hagen, do; Chiffon, klysn
for New York: AIbsn Lincoie. Bibber. Tor Phis.
aelpnla; inter-, York unc; brigs Fannie Hubbard
and kaahdin. aundeTs, unc aud Others n { -
Ar A. Astanfas isth inst. brig John Bernard Jane.
Ar At Trinidad 10Th inst barque CISCO. Gardiner
New York; brig Sitka Brown Philade phia. u
At Sagaa Dec IT, briggs Calmuck Pettinaill and
S, lee Ford unc Martha Washington, L.
Ar at St John NIB 25th inst, ship Minnesota, Al.
noe. I'm Boston; Australia, Rankin, Portland; sch
Fisher. WILKINSON do. sat .gIe5Ifg s.GI fa -fs.t
~ sallo iga SPOKEN. q. aaai 9sss e
Oct "a; lat 30 % s. lon % 20 e. ship Henry Reed
Oct %. at I'm. lonbw. ship Nonpareil, Smith,
ON LiverpoeI for shanghae. bds = 80 81 I
: Noy 2 lat ~ Ion ~ Is W, ship Benz Bangs, fin
Dec a. lat 81 06, Ion IS a. brig Ocean Wave from
New Orleans tor Providence - ~ "a, 7iSs7 - I
Dec u. lag 20 ID. Lon IS o., barque W II Wall, I'm
Dec 10 lat % 30. lon 6S 16. barQue Norton Stoyer
from Portland for Matanzas. ~ 10 ato9l Ilfs Il
j Dec -, lat $685. lon n, barqne Charles Edwin,
rom New York TOR SagnA. as 81 -. -.
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LOOK "a II THIS

Gents Cluster Chain Pins, scarfPiys Sleeve Rat.
Rings, Jet Hoops .BracAlets LocAets. Lauirs' Sets
In sat variety-lQQ pa to- ne TO cheese from Only
one dollar. ct DRhsSER'S Cheap Store, 30 Elk
ANY OF the above ar 'icles sent BY man on r>ceipt
Of one dollar. Address L. DRESSER, Portland Ne.
BOX ls2. dec12daws
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The New York Tribune publishes what pur-
ports to be table of the full returns for vote
for President-giyiDg Mr.. Lincoln majority
over Mcclellan of 407, 1871. But the Tribune
Is mistaken in the vote of Maine-the majority
for Mr.. Lincoln, as officially declared in No
vember, being some thousands more than al
lowed In the table of the Tribune. The state
ment of the Tribune is as follows:
Lincoln, Vi III ri 81 SO3 &
Mcclellan, 442lI
Lincoln's majority, W. SO 1852 +.
The official vote Is:
Lincoln, fsFssa "a .6S,1o2
Mcclellan, 1891
3E3% AFW tsWk "-
Lincoln's majority. 2l,111
In the official report is included the vote Of
soldiers In the Army which stood:
Lincoln, s 81 ALA
Mcclellan, 1913
Lincoln's majority, Ia Il. $685.
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DYED.

LIN Greenwood, Dec U.s. Of dfptkeris Jesse L, dangh-
At. Georgana, daughter Of Isaac and the iate
Lydia Wentworth, aged 20 years.
IN ReadAeld. De0 26. Mr. Moses Whittier, aged So.
mouth, aged II years
~, In Augusta. Dec %. James Sullivan, of the 4th
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20 100 WHIl H0UI UItrrFl1 -.I4Iilr-g7
{ Death in the Editorial Oorps.

u u 4-si1 ~rl
Mr.. ISAAC b. MOVES, aged about q years.
Editor and Proprietor of the Saco Densocsdt
having been sick Of typhoid fever for some two
weeks or more, on Friday last closed bis eyes
forever to mortal scenes. and his spirit re-
turned to the God who gave it, Sc Neb
Mr.. Noyes was young man of much
promise; esteemed for. his many social and
manly qaalities9 zealouska and sincere In the
promotion ofwhath he believed to be right, and
beloved BY large circle of friends 1t was
not our privilege to know him personally
only through the columns Of his paper, and
the reports OF Ihose who know him wslls---,
With his political principles we could ofcourse
have no sympathy, bat with those be has now
done, having been summoned before. a tri-.
bunal where men are estimated, we trust, not
according to the errors of the head but the
virtues of the heart. Doing as we would be
done By, whiehis the golden rule, we can, have
no other. desire than to forget in him whatever
we couldnot approyesa and to plant eyergreens
and flowers upon his early grave.
fA eA5ests- - 4--- - = -------etra Hffyx
ARoosTooK CouNrY OrFtcERs. We learn
from Augusta, that the Governor and Coun-
cil'deyoted the principal part ofthe day on
Friday last to the contested case of the coun-
ty officers In Aroostook caunty.. Counsel was
heard on both sides, and the whole matter
fairly presented. The result il, as we UNDER
stand, the whole list Of Union County officers
is declared elected; and also Hon. Parker T.
Burleigh the Union candidate for Senator.e s &
The scrutiny has been protracted and closes;
and 1t is hardly doubted but that the correct:
result has been reached. e Gross irregulari.l
ties were ferreted out among several of the
plantations-some of which rolled upthe cop
perhead votesnasr plentifullyl as though they
were potatoes harvested from plentiful crop.
q The undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears Of
PaySand. Prize Money for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, SO ~ Exchange
st., opposite Postoffice, Portland.
.ssi0 tzs9 81. 4as1 ,WiS.SAWYER.
References-HoN. SAMUEL CoNY, Gov of Me-,
HON. WIN. PITT FEssENDEN, Sec'y Treas'y.
oo'. - Z oM- 2 e s p = i. Az q a~ ssE
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To the Friend. Of Deceased solaisrs.

d y
Mr.. @. C. HAYES, Maine State Agent at
City Point, Va, requests us to call attention
to the fact that a council of Administration
mas been appointed for the purpose OF pre-
paring and selling at auction the effects OF
deceased soldiers, now in charge of scorns
surgeons. Many of these effects arc IF ANAL
value except as mementoes. II the 'frieuds of
any soldiers who have deceased at the ho.n;.
ttas at City Point desire to secure their effects
Mr. Hayes will take pleasure in ATTENDING to
their requests, and forwarding the effects bv
express to their address. HeNHrRa
Iu order to secure the effects desired the
following conditions must be observed, to wit:
Duplicate blank receipts must be sent to Mr..
Hayes, signed and witnessed, giving the name.
and the company, and regiment, to which the
deceased belonged, together with an affidavit
made before a justice Of the peace, certifying
and showing that the applicant is the legal heir
OF the soldier whose effects are applied for. Or
the applicant, instead of making out re-
celPt, many sign his or her name-with
witness-ln duplicate on half sheets of letter
paper, near the bottom, 50 as to leave room
Tor an inventory OF the effects and the receipt
to be pre6xed. vss
MT, Hayes sends the following form, of
biank,contemplated In the foregoing to be made
In duplicate. The blanks win be filed BY the
applicant so far as he or she has the necessary
Information, leaving the others to be filled by
Mr.. Hayes: 81 4 q Isl terFA II
ssFe DEPOT FIELD HOSPITAL, ~
City Point, 1855.
inventory q elects OF private
company --Repiment of Maine vols
! hereby certify that have this day re-
ceived of Surgeon ------- - Snrcaor IN
charge St--- Army Corps Hospital the above
namet articles. ~ ''',YS
Witness, --+.
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HO r Ell DUN DbBaAND Tar
's D FOR THE CURE OF o'q ii~ # aolnl
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FoH TIE ooi1H VI -. -.
Coughs. Colds, 1nfte'ssa AodTseess 3, sD:s''as
Broneh; N T III gsG TssSs isedjmo Il L
to Consumption
This sovereign remedy ii, ccmpoundeA from the
favori & rscips 81 An fus.fions Physician and Chem
lat Who for many ware used 1t with the most com.
plete success n his extensive private pfactice,C
he had long been profoundly Impressed with the
wouderfulsirtue of honey of the plant Horehound.
In union with the CLEANSING and Heui;ss propsffies
oftar extracted from the Ls Priycipfe of forest
tree Abies Batsamea or Balm Of Gilead For years
ba yaa bstssa n h,s athasrta A. bIasa trasa Sreat
3. 80 ~ 4. Il s.s as....,s
II - ~ A.
80. M
t~rss - ~ - -'- .--S "a. ~. 80 - =.
AFTER long course ofdifcult che miea
he found that by adding to these fve other ingred
eats eacn one sy l.selI ne net only 9efas.
curafi9o bower Of the compound This has Fl, Near,
thoroughly tested By practice 10 now offered TO the
gSnslal pnpc Is SAFE ana rem
n, 10 soss Price 20 xs,sss ger od bs1bS
r.,awp p,,,,.,. p..,. go ~
sisfs Z tiAsn g n
( .baaI CHAREEs, DowKHR, General Agent, 80 sa9
npssesm Iot aosm = Ceosr ST. Kew orr ~
a,a a.. T-7TsTIT5i - q ssaIs
~,ss Is easg To the Sick lasiaA9 al
sELlZkBRTH B ADA MS formerly S,hamberlins X
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Copartnership Notice.

FNVHE undersigned have this day formed a copart.
ners6ip under she name and style ofMORSE &
HUE. Tor the purpose of Carrying on the
wholesale Boos and Shoe busir esq., at 921 Union st.
The trade Is respectfully solicited
~. X. L. MORSE
WIN. w. LoTHRoP
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no ENROLLED and drafted Mem.

have now Six Sailors, aliens. who have not been
ashere three eks in this country that will ship
90 subs itues for enrolled drafted men, In q uy
d tsict In the Statss for three years, nt Is low
figure and with as quick dispatch rs can be had OF
any concern IN the state address,
a. HORACE 81. JOHNSON,
sois.odaEgleQ y 4 FSstis ss5e1 S.ips
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NOTICE

M KS. D.. B. CLEMENTS is admitted a rarfner n
4AA our firm on and tor hi. cate.
Portland. Jan. q 1885, I'm In
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MARINE "a N H3vVs.
PoRT' or PoRFLAND.1

PORT OF RORTLANDsa nE1 .
Saturday. ................ DecemBer 81
ARRIVED. 7,f.uT sg
\ Steamer Montreal, Liaoomb, Boston,
Barque Andes, Merriman, Cardenas via Holmes'
Hole.
Z Brig Minna Traub, True. Havana 18th.
9 Brig Maria White, snow, Boston
Sch Neya, tBrl Dexter Windsor Ms. slejs7loIq
Sch Alma, tBrf Oesson, McCann NSsigE Ydaloa 81
nsEch j Cur is Curtis, Sury igac3 9df q biod
"a Sch e Z Thompson, Brown, Boston for Camden. ~
Sch d Arey, Ryan, Boston for Belfastae Z al
Sch Gen Meade, -, Boston1or Belfast. ui aoL
Sch Lincoln Dresser, Weston, Round POND for
Boston. slAs NniH4fs sd 1cl IisiJ ssood9 or
Sch Eagle, Wesley Hancock for Portsmouth Ssai
Sch 0usai. Cndworth, Bristol for Boston, OF
% TX ya7 y4ss' CLEARED. A2sE7cs1'
Steamship Peruvian, tBr) -Ballaptine, Liverpool
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood. New York Emery
Baique q E Lord. Pinkhama Matanzas--H Rob-
II Barque Harriet Lievesley, tBrl Waters Matanzas-
Hephni Eaton. $500
brig . Q Clary. Parker, fatahzas- Robinson.
ri - 20 .tS1lq as9efs sit 10 sBiis9E irUaaE 3
SAILED III Pm, Steamship, Peruvian. All o1irl,
. sd 80 als sds ,tEh79 show &C .i3sxf- 5asad9rx
y Sunday.s a!.. I. 3. ..ais. Jan ua ~ y1.u
iarb sszass,s ~, ARRIVED aee Dss s7oissIih
1, Steamer Lewiston. Knight Boston 800 - .sI
Y. Brig Winds ofgthe North. lBr) SCANNED, Halifax.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Foochow Oct 18th, ship Orion, whiting. for
Shanghae ~NA-ah 1AAS hES Al4AI -
AtAmoy Oct "a. barques Sea Bird. Weston. and
Lizzie Boggs. Dizer, nne.
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'@os WA h r. EN,Sosioszso saisa
WATERPROOF and Leather Preserver,
, ~ ron BOOTS AND. SHOES. liz,
Z For sale at Mr.. ]. W. MASsSIELD's Store, IVA
Middle ST. Portland Me- ogsa % dscaldsw2m go


I OfE fSHtHF p7AauE uds6' - - =
Prof Masse retarns thanks ofthe patronage hith-
ERIC ded him n this Vi " and gives not &c that
bis, Hiater Term will CONNIE nc ON " ednesday the
4th ofJaouary next. as&
For further particulars inquire at Messrs. Bailey
and Royes. betNesal IL and1 o'clock q Sdee2ld4W
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Subscription Price 80 per share.
On pm 81 Mui
5000 Shares fR Reserved for WORKING Capital.
AIT-- 1IMoJAu
President-HENRY LABMERT, Boston.

u Z 49, .sAltOAAl
President-HENRY LABMERT, Boston.
~ ssc'y ana TTsaS Gas T: wH ~ 2 Boston
TIE property of this Company consists Of 8 acres
Of Petroleum 0flands, which are held in fee simple
and are located on Horse Neck Geek, Pleasant
County. Western yirgnis being in the centre OF the
best Oil producing portion of this district.
3 This @psny hare slso an interest in two Lessee
Rear ths abovea which contains five Wells,
ofwh;ch are now producing Oil and the other three
nearly completed. lfisy have also an interest
in Wells on the celebrated Oil Creek and Cherry
Run, Venango County, Pa.
The present production Of Oil Of this Company Is
thiry-two barrels ger day. 1t is confidently expect
ed that this amount will be largely increased as the
lpropertyis developed by the sinking of new Wells,
yaThe different properties Of tfis comp have been
selected with great care by competent judge, well
acquainted with the Oilpfoducin territory in Penn
sylyania and Yirg inis,
Thsfacss abovss atsd have ~ been teiined Sbya
Commits sent from Boston Expressly 10 examine
the property of the Company
The Books for subscription fer limited number
of shares'are now open at the oies otsnsdsiidas
. w. HI. WOOD, sg'
aaaadl.-,-r <ssruer of MIX and Exat anaa sta
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FFIce VI. PET BOttIe.
Z TEBBETTs BROTHERS. ; q

druggists and Chemists, Proprietors, Manchester
GEORGE o GOODWIN CO., SO Hanover
street, Boston. General " holesae Agents
W. W. WEIrPLRsAgent for Portlanuy Maine.
Ian If
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Letters Remaining UncIaimed

TN the Post Office at Portland. state Of M.,n. o.
u day Of January, 1865 -
E.To obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
must call for sdUertised Lstters give the dats 81
this list, and pay one cent for adyertisin9. ' VI
~ II not called for within one month they win
Do sent to the Dead Letter Office. wa
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Diyidemd No. n

TUE Directors of the Portland and Forest Avenue
n kasnoad Company have rclared dividend Of
Fsve Dollars per share, free from Go, eminent tax,
payable February first, to stockholders of record
Jan'y TENTH 1884 M q. PALMER. Tfoss
i- jan2eod2w
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ilPer steamship Peruvian for Liverpool- .ba %
wheat 2ll2 bbls four 528 boxes bacon 400 tres lard
S4l pkgs butter 152 boxes meat vs. bbls potash bbl
sppies, u express cases. .ir1t ~ as@ baal
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--EpWARD P. HAINEs. Wa,cnmaker.

-HD w AAA0-k s- uAAN 9scs w atcMznak
For several years past with n. J. GILM An, has re-
moved to No J37t second story, lover
w G. Becketts storel where he will be hsppy to re-
ceive the patronage of his rmer customers, and
the public generally.
Ali work entrusted to his care viii receive his per-
'0 Ssu a,ssp y isssL Ssw)) IgsHIH q
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PASSENGERS.

In the Peruvian, for Liverpool-W Prunne, W
Hlam Chas Mage, Miss NJ Cole, W Arey l. Levy,
MIS- "a irvine, :, Mack, Mast Donald, L Wakeley, W
Spence, Thos Wilcex, p Toole I'D Clarke, Swof.
Held, Z Frank yand Y others iF liz
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale,

TlHE advertiser. about TO iaave the State. wi.has
IL to dispose Of bis old established practice 10 some
competent physician. he location is on Ihe lima 81
q railr ad. within an hours ride " Portland. and
worth ~ 600 per annum. Real estate, hoI Sea- car
rage 60, can be had on the most hbeial terms
Address "rhysician," NJ this office. Sar2d2ws
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POR AND
Photographic Gallery,

ALONZo s. DAVIS, Proprietor,
so Middle 81, a fyrgf Portland, Me,
Copying done III the best manner. dec2stf 4
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,,szINIATURE ALMANAC. 81.
Moudllyssa......., :. i.... ~ January p,
Sun rises 2. ~ = 80 Length of days. 80. 90
Sun sets. 81 4.49 High water 300. 2.20
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IMPORTS
4 - Il. 10y

i CAR ENAS. Barque Andes-le5 bbds molasses.
to lisa Emery: s. hhds sugar, v Hudson; boxes
do W ii Ssfford. ,4AaAvttE ED1E2FE
WINDSOR MS. Sch Neva 300 tons plaster. to
master. -il.ay anhLeut EaecO 81. ~ n 500 l,-
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M carriers9 the Daily Prsssare not dllesoed
to sell papers atheir Tosstes. Ia
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sens tennie M Ieneii, ant, Marylands before re,
ported ashore IN Wood End have been got of and
are now at Provincetowns 8sa atiw 9ueh amin "
Sch Vandalia, OF harrington. Sawyer, before re-
ported wrecked off Catharine- Bar, was from Eliza
bethport for Boston.f - - rr ~ - =.
Bk4 Monic J.. rhillpss 1t New Forkfr Bangor.
reports 10th and 18th, in heavy gale from e TONE
lost partpf deck load and stsrted forward house.
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Coughs, Colds, sInalesssa, Hodrscssess eDi17sset
BredtAing, and az 46sctions Of the Throat,
Bronchial Tisoes dsd LasnSs, ieadjng'd q \
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- ~ SHIP LETTERS. 20 s|sI...
Taylor Edw L steamer Corwin
Ellis Thos brig Danl Roone i.ia
Mofang joel do flIrI..4 .s1...
Ro'x Jeremiah sob Eobo f..I
Packa,d ] Napt sch L Snow
White Phi and = sch Nell Tarboxs
Moore S capt sob Sarah
Guphu Eibridge sch Jones ll
Lannen Thes brig Thistle r..
4 eaton N d ech VIM W r
Look Porter b brig Walkeman
Nichols capt brig Waeamaw -el rNd
Mecuiloch VIM brig Zephyr.
A. 7. DOLE, Postmaster.