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Our Neighbors in the Stars.

Many writers have gone into the question
of the probable stature, strength, and confg-
uration Of our fellow beings in other spheres.
Christian Wolff long ago fixed the height of
the inhabitants of Jupiter at forty feet eight
inches Tue Fourierists have more recently
imagined kind of celestial hierarchy in
which the successive groups rise one above
another, in analogy, with those of the lower
universe, into what NJ. Renaud has termed
binivers, trinivers, quatrinivers, etc. The
planets themselves have souls, and die out, as
ours will do, to give place to newer forms Of
planetary life. Swedenborg, everybody knows
grew SO familiar with the inhabitants of the
several planets in which he was In the habit of
spending his leisure moments of spiritual &C.
stacy, that he has left us little to find out
touching the moral and other characteristics
OF our brethren in those abodes.
The feelings with which we, in turn, in
spire those remote relations of ours--the live
ly warmth of Venus, the dignifed calm of Ja-
piter, the sardonic coldness of Saturn-are
not less matters of fact and veracity. Sci
ence, thus interpreted, points to place for
our souls among those radiant spheres. Tran
sported among new conditions of existence,
they may contract or put forth powers akin to
those of the happier beings whose lot has been
already cast there. And as to what that lot
may be, it makes the mouth water TO listen to
M. Flammarion lecturing us. In an atmos-
phere no longer composed Of oxygen and
azote, what ills of climate may not be spared
those fortunate dsnizens? The whole pulmo-
nary apparatus is doubtless modified, and with
1t the whole system of organic functions.
Instead of the gross and clumsy plan of
keeping up the bodily growth and warmth by
food liquid and solid-the degrading expe-
dent OF borrowing for that end, the debris of
other beings, and, worst of all, that OF killing
and devouring those endowed with life, there
may be system of nourisbing atmospheres,
composed ofelements nutritious in nthemselves,
and capable of assimilation by organs of cor
responding ethereal texture. In the general
repeal OF laws which belongs to mans inferior
state, that OF "labor" may come in for the
earliest abolition, and with it 90 all those vul-
gar cares, appetites, and ambitions to which
so much OF the misery and ennui of terrestrial
life are due. Vice will never have arisen.
The origin OF evil will offer no point for philos-
ophers to wrangle over: for evil itself will
never have stepped in. Another alawn abro-
gated, or rather never set in force. viii be that
of "death." sfsa sfssf # 's,S1
War and violence, excess and decay. being
unknown in those happy regions, the idea Of
dying will be out OF the question. Peace and
right will reign undisturbed The very facnl-
ties of the Intellect will partake of the puritv
and the elevation of the moral nature The
tedious and cumbrous processes of experi
ment and observation will be replaced by a d.
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Established June 90, lses.-yoI. A.

rect and transcendental vision of truth. 1t
seems as if the limit of logic itself will be
struck off as fetters from the spirit. The old
problems insoluble here will seem perfectly
contemplate. 85so1 .sfalia ~
The circle will have been squared there long
ago, and philosophers stones will be picked
up by the roadside. The elixir of life, indeed,
will be unknown, because, as we have seen, it
will be superfuous. Art and science will en-
ter upon new phases. Numeration will pro-
coed by such novel aud unprecedented proc
esses that we tremble TO pronounce what two
and two may be expected to make in M.
Flammarion's developed universe Saturday
RpDielD s- ls ! I#aa AAta AiA 3fti'l
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THE DAILY PRESS

Printing Office has one of Roper Improved CotOTic
Engines Cor motive power, and is furnished with
improved and costly Presses-Cy Under and Platen-
from the most celebrated makers. We have in con-
slant use one of HOES LARGE CYLiNDAH
PRESSES capable of throwing off $500 Sheets
an hour one of adams Poaoer Presses-the best
book press in the world; Adams and Potter's Fast
Machsme JOB Presses; Ruggles' superior Card Pres;
Adams and Union large Hand Presses, StandinS
Presses, and all the machinery necessary for well
appointed office. ~ s
s. The Daily Press JobOfRc Is believed to be as well
furnished as any similar establishment in the State
Those sending order from the country may rely ON
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We execute all orders in the shortestpossible time
and in the neatest and best manner aS ~
IU We will do all kinds of printing as well and as
promptly, and as cheap as any other establishment
In the City, County or State -. KS ,a
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ER and is himself an. experienced practical work.
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THE SOLDIERS REST


20 They will be formed into Companies and Regi
ments rs fast as they srrive persoa preferences be-
ing regarded when practicable. A2'2 statS se4
This Corps will be provided with the best arms in
the possession OF the Government, and the men will
be allowed to retain them at the expiration of
vice, Ali applications for commissions must be ad-
dressed to tn Adjutant General Of the Army, and
must state, ssflIea oJ sg331a aiiw gaaif ad5
1st-rhe date of original entry into service; s,1
2d--The rank ON enlry into service;
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4th-Rank at time OF discharge; ~ aiil 1al
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ably considered. the necessary instructions will be
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tant General. Head quarters 1st Corps,
Veterans will be furnished with free transporta.
ton to Washington by applying 70 either of the fol.
lowing officers ;---,os9 ,fi|,ts-. 81 ss,,.s.4
Capt CHAsr Il, DouenrY. Pro. Mar LIST District,
Portland. tas< a-- ~ safi eltt .Ifs4
Capt. NJ MoRRILL, Pro Mar I'd Dist, Auburn.
2 Capt. A. p. DAVIS, Fro. Mar Sd Dist, Augusta.
"a Capt E, Low, Pro. Mar. 4th Dist, Bangor. -.
& Capt. WIN. H FoGLBR, Pro. Mar 9th Dist. Belfast.
'si" 5i5h RM LIrTLE 81 13dt
w % Major ". Il. c. A.A. p. M. General.
Augusta, No. Dec ID 1864 --decl5d& WITT eas
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JOHN DOW, Agent.
90 and e8 Exchange st, Portland, Me
Mechanic,s RnnIx.

SPECIAL meeting OF the stockholders of the
"A Mechanics Bank. will be held at their Banking
Room, on Monday, the sixteenth day of January,
1856 ,ats o'clock P n, for the following purposes,
to wits tlae
T. To see if the Stockholders will vote 10 sur
render the Charter of the Bank.
ii. To see il they will vote to change or convert
the Mechanics Bank into National Ban ing ssso-
citation, under the Law of the United States approx.
cd Juns Sd, 1854. eoa
NJ To act upon any other business that may le-
gaily come before them.
Fsssss,t. Per order of the Directors,
W. H STEPHENSON Cashier.
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
JOHN III. GILMAN. Editor,
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MA. FOsT Z a d Co.


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what you will receive.
100 Gold Hunting Case Watches 9nu each Sle0.O0l
100 Geld Watches saoisa9I nHi}eelie.s Is uC so 90
200 lasies Watches fs,.W sss.sI No. as 90
500 Silver Watches $500 to $25.O0i
900 Gold Neck and Vest Chsins l200to 1900
1000 Chateln and Guard Chains al 5O0to 1900
5000 Vest and Neck Chains 4.u0 to u 90
1000 Solitaire Jet and Geld Brooches 400 to 500
1000 Coral, Lava, Harnet, SO Brooches 900 to 90
1000 Coral Jet opal, &C., Ear Drops 800 to 800
5000 Gents Breast and Scarf Pins 800 to 500
5000 Oval Band Brace cts 8 300to 8 90,
1000 Chased Bracelets 500 to 1000
$500 Cal. Diamond Pins and Rings 750to 500
1000 Gold Watch Keys ESQ to 500
5000 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons & Studs 200 TO 100
5000 Gold Thimbles g t s 400to 500
5000 Miniature Lockets 200 to TO
5000 Miniature Leckets, Magic 400to 900
$500 Gold Toothpicks, Crosses. &C., zoo to ZOO
5000 Fob and Ribbon Slides All 2.0Oto 500.
50U0 Chased Gold Rings 2e0to 8 90
1000 Stone Set Rings v4 usy t 200to 500
$500 Sets Ladies' Jewelry-Jet Gold 500 to Is 90
5000 Sets Ladies' Jewelry-varied style 400 to 1900
5000 Cold Pens, Silver Case & Pencil 4,0to 8 90
1000 Pens, Gold Case and Pencil Is 90 to 10 90
0OO0 Gold Pens, G old-mounted holder 200 to 500
All the goods in the above list win bs sold. with
out reservation FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH. Ger
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liar envelopes and sealed. These envelo pes will be
sent by mai or delivered at office, without
gard TO choice. On receiving Certificate you will
yon to send one dollar aud receive the article named
or any other in the list Of the same value 2
In all transac by mail we charge for forward
ing the Certificates, paying postage and doing the
business. 26 cents each. Five Certinoates will be
sent for 81; eleven for S2 thirty for SIS eixtv s
for $40; and one hundred for SIS. ri
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LAG ENTS-Special terms to Agents Address
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CopartnersI,in Mo1Ice.

THE undersigned have this day formed a copart-
4 nership nn9er the name and style of FLING g.
WHIFTEMqkE, an1 al, have taken the store formerly
where they iutend doing a Commission and Whole.
sale business in Teas Tobacco, W. /. Goods, Gro.
ceries and Provisions. = 80
HENRY FLING. -
h STEPHEN WHITTEMORE.
Portland, July s, 1884. dtf
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STATEMENT
Of the condition of the snss9 .ss
Home Insurance COulDany

ql5 c.ag.sal. OF NEW YORK,
On the first day of December, A. D., 1851, made to
Secretary of the State Of Maine, pursuant to the
Statute of that State. .ss..ss u -.
iA-aa si NAME AND LOCATION. leu
:. The name of this Company is The Home Insurance
Comrany, Incorporated in 1852 and located In the
i'ia 4t As4 apt CAPITAL. seh toi 3siall
The Capital of said Company actually paid up 10
Cash, is giss se ~ss,ss 'S2OOO 600 40
The surplus on the lst day Of Dec 1854 I.54SssS q
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Total amt of losses Claims, lis bties &96 564 95
The grea est mount insured on any one risk is
@72, ,0OO but will not general rule exceed &10,
600. HloI 7cr s1s ssc lsf r. esafI 81 - f6gl.
The Company has no general rule as to amount al
lowed to be insured in any city, town, village or
block, being governed in this matter, in eaca case,
by the general character of buildings, width OF
streets, facilities for putting out g. es, sc. I9R
A certified copy of tine Charter or Act of Inco por-
alton, as amended December 31st 1868, accompan-
les this Statement.
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GEO. DEMENT, & co.

l.Gvi 9 the following splendid LIST of ana IN
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens and Pencils &c.
slis3y8 cd &C., Worth $500 ,OOO.s III
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gLIABiLITIEs.

.oIItI Ii 9 LIABILITIES. HfT
Amount OF losses adjusted, and due and
unpaid, None.
Amount oflosses incurred aRdin process M
of adjustment ~ $66,21 IS
astion has been taken, e,sN 1,o5o 90
COmOsny - 's4''F 21,l4o 90
unpaid leo 90
Amount ofdividends either cash or scrip,
declared not yet due Noues
Amount of money borrowed None.
Amount of all other existing claims a-ngL ak
gainst the company, None.
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-'! FOE OF TT HE ai
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company,
+ .0aE NEW YORK, JANUARY 2e, 1884

2 - tsz1 LfatA 80 E.ifssV4
TEHE Trustees in conformity to the Charter of the
II Company, submit the following statement OF
its affairs the 3lst December 1853; ei 10 10 4
Premiums received on Marine Risks, 10 ieb vlsis
. oember, 1858. -. s, - ss2i4,sss ss
Premiums on Policies not marked of Rf-ulA
lst January, 1868, g as91oi l9e91 81 1,706, ,6O2 "a
Total ameugt of Marine Pr emiums. slO, oOl II
No policies have been issued upon Life
Risks; nor upon Fire Risks diseon- o 1shi /
nected with Marine Risks. 1852 n8df tua
Premiums marked off from 1st JAN, h.fat.I {afG !
1868, to 3lst December, 1863 $7,597, $3.50 So
Losses paid during the same period, 3,S05, ,651 04
Returns of Premiums aAd Expenses, j., 1,082,967 48
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STATE OF NEW YoRK, /

Is City snarc and County SH 1S Of New York &
-GHARLEs j MARTIN. President, and JOHN
MCGEE. Secretary OF the Home Insurance COMFY ),
being severaly and duly swotn, depose and say,
and each for himself says, that the foregoing is a
true full and correct statement of the affairs the
said Corporation and that they theabove desert.
bed officers thereof "a grY.Llq4s.5 ler..sfg
(Signed) CHARLEsJ- MARTIN, President.
f, 81 s,@,.si JOHN MCGEE. Secretary. s1sc ~
Subscribed and sDor fore me, his tsceaty -ajFtb
day of December, A D., 1854. s.s.sf.rx II
WitneEs my hand and Notaria Seal, ,g.se
IL ST. J. Fl. .WAsHBUgN. Notary Public
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Know all Men by these Presents, That
the Home Insurance Company, OF the City of New
York, do hereby authorize any and all agents that
said Company has or may hereafter have or appoint
in the Staa of ID aue for and behalf Of said Com
pany, to accept and acknowledge service of all pro-
cess, whetner mesne ornnai' IN any aclon or pro-
of said State. And il is hereby sdmitted and agreed
that aid service 81 the process aforesaid shall be
ken and held to be valid and su in that behalf
the same as If served upon raid company accordin
to the lave and practice of said State and all claims
or right ofserror by rea on the ma ner Of such
service is hereby expressly waived and reinquished
Witness our hand and seal of the Company this
twenty-nint day Of December, 1884. ~
a Signed CHARLES j. MARTIN President
LIS. JOIN MCGEE, Secretary.
Policies Issued by
fE JOHN DOW, Agent,
-ogiia 90 and eS Exchange st, Portland, Me.
iau6d3w N- sft-t
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To be sod at ONE DOLLAR each, without re-
gard to Value and not to be paid for until You know
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The Company has the following assets, viz:
| United States aud State of New York e
Stock, City, Bank and other Stocks, SS,492,63l 30
Loans secured by Stocks and other .o,l.s..zf
wise, 1,45O, 100 90
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages l93,760 90
|. Dividends Stocks. Interest on da4s ~ Z
Bonds and Mortgages and other
Loans, sundry Notes, re-insuraBo
and other claims due the CompsE sEs
estimated at 104, ,964 81
Premium Notes and Bills, Receivable 3278,676 60
Cash in Bank, IA, ,SlS S8
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BLANKS AND BANK sCHECKS,l
Of every description executed in the best sty 10.
Railroad, and other Corporation Work, dcpe
sasa with promptness and fidelity.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK. ...........Dso. %.

Cleared.
stesm,Lip Westche,ttr, Ingram, Wilmington, DEL, A.
Abbott.
Steamship Warrior, Mott, Providence Neptune stesm'hD
CO.
Steamship NJ A. Boardman Jordan. Beaufort Murray b
Nephew.
Steamship Havana, Greer Rio Jansro, &C., T. Aseenois
ICo.
Ship Star Of the Union Rowe San Francisco J. r. 70.
bnson
Ship DAME, Webster Spencer. z. Morgan Son:
Ship w T.. Alexander Hulse, Apalaoeicoa and hey yves"
Benner & Brown.
Ship Loyal Scranton, Lowden Galveston, J. W. Eweu.
Bark A. c. Adams, Colluml Apalachicola
Bark Layinia, Dajyeston Brett, Son < Co.
Brig Jesaet.s (Aofl, Hasns. Antwerp, Funch menches
Wendt.
Brig b. mgensc Gray Port an Prince, r. Mursy,jr.
Brig Am-Iicus, Hand, Mobile, +. D. Hurbu1 Co.
Brig South Boston, Lane, Gibraltar, X r Buck 20
Brig Major Won Zandt tPrus.) Lisbon, Sloman Edge
Brig C. NJ. Reynolds Dick Arroyo, r e.. Brett Son Co
BriG Muraesybo (Br) Robinson, st. Martins, W. l.. RW.
Br,g Planet (Br) J. Lamb, Halifax D. r. Dewolfk Co.
Brig yemes (Br.l. Blske Halifax ID. X. DsWolfk Co
Big Irene DR., Cole Liverpool @. b., D. r. DeWouA
Schr Hesperus Ball. jacksonville. c. F. J. Peters.
Schr Elen Lousa Reeve, New Haven Hotchkiss sten-
Schr T. Brsnsrd CLARK Bridgeport. NJ Briggs Co.
Schr. ID. G. Foster, Wioks. Bayport, Fla, f. faber
Schr. ID. Davidson, KstchuuB Richmond G. H. Piersoo.
schr. Dan Smith, Garwood, Pkiadephs, Goldthwde
Ov-rtoo. -
Schr. Ida VAIL Vail Nsw.Hsvsn. Bentley, Smith Co.
Schr Robert Bruce Norwood. Jacusl Brett, Son Co.
Schr. Ridsewood, Derckson, Charleston. Vap Brunt
Schr A. Gsrwood Glider Savannah. Dan Brunt Slsght.
ScEr. Gel. scott, Leach. Phladelphis.
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Passengers sailed.

Will1Jns Miss, D. s. Warner A. Lion w. Smith, J. p Las
senber, J. G. Walker aud family Isaac Roe, W. Lamb.
A. A. fstrels Leopold 10 Dcrne b. Jackson, stephenss
NJ Mailer G. SeeIly luther Litty. Robert Bruce. H. T.
Relda iuj servit J. Roberts and famil C. Kitziugr A.
". len. s. il.d A. BE- a pe-ne- L. \. Gagn Nest
lock luv Is. Cis-k D. 3 Drgss and friend ~ Lsasrt-'
J Ko. '' re, u. N.rcer, Il. Bowie. ~. s. Ke-i-
:. G.. Coz LerUer R0ieTigo 6eTDaTdua NyJ bfa o.
l.. Chiids No.
In steamship Creole. for Havana and New Oflesn,M,.
Converse snd w Mss Elizabeth Sykes Lewis q. Turnbu.
g. dOuberva and wife p h. Doand. James Short Seorgs
W. Long Ph. Colin N. q. ountos, ID: Perry iliam
Duer NJ j. A. Csv,n Andrew Siivernsi, Jacob siverna
Charles Busch aud others iu the steerase.
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Passengers Arrived.

IN steamship Au,trsssisn from Lverpool-Surgeon MjoI
Bacot wife three children and servant c. 5owsend dsughtcs
Mrs McHsrsnd, McIlaf,aud jr, Misses mcfarland and
child; o. Weld E. Glot Beycr w. Richardson. SIR Davis
Bradbury George Hall T. Jones. Macklin q. Holler. w
Cue O. Pi,riu g. D. Hyde. Mr. Mescheler Mr. Driver g.
Hubbard A. Aub, Mr.. Baer. J. Beirel s. Rothschild.
Jasper A. Connor A. Wolf Jaiu. Lerosohn William Luptin.
W. j. BrighsI1 Jules sretcher H. Won Berruh Cameron,
wife, child aud servant Mrs Edwards, Mr. f. Cooley and
servsnt Mis- Edwards Mr. Spencer Mrs. and Mr.. Whittier.
NJ Dextrr Jones NJ. Jones' Hon N Buchanan and wifs,
iss Buchanan and sister James 8. Lee Allen Fullerton.
Peter Redpath p Echwara Henry Crou.her J. H. Conkn
nnd wife Nrs. Mead Mrs. Black, Mr.. Hayden H. Levi L.
Wst. Mrs s. Kardon and infant, Mrs Woods Samuel MAX.
in, 5. W. Brown, M. A. Riley Total, 83 passengers.
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Arrived.
Ar
C...L.. III. A..

Steamship Wrrior, Mott Providence.
Steamship Emily B. Louder, Lockwood Chareston 70
hours, cotton, Livingston. Fox L Co.
Steamship Aus,rslan tBrD, Cook, Liverpool 18th and
Queenstown 18th inst at 4;O7 M mdse and pasa T.. Gu
scor bound L. aath lat 80 lon 50 passed tesmsh
steamship Niagara Couch Norfolk "a hours, md.e. and
Bark xanho Conway Aspinwall 10 days, bdes nuts &s
ship Heve,s BeTamy Calcutta, li6 days With mdze, 10
Wm Whitock c Died st Calcutta Ludonci Baker. seq
nun. OF Conn. Henry Peterson. colored boy
Ship Walsg of Scarborough Matthias, Liverpool a. days
ON passages mast and mainroy ansss shppe1
which stove boats bulwaks &c. ard filed the
cabin Nov 20 Wm Brown seaIan fell overheard and was
lost. -
Ship American Union, MOAss Mobile with cotton to Grin.
Bark Eden dasn zino Genoa es days, with ds and 50
Barn Bron erin lBremepl yscheu,, Rio Janso. % days
with coiee 10 r. Panentsd Co. Dec. a. lat. 81 H. Ion.
7 IS spoke brig George Downes from Barbados for New
sris Pennirnan, ws,On, Darien Gs days, with eeton.
schr susan Snow Para 81 days. with rubber nns' to B. r.
Sch T. J. Hill Baker from Lavaccs, recently, ashore on
sspdy Hook has been got by tho Coast wreckns Co~-
PAM Z steamer and brought up to the city c,,,
Big PIiDce Alfred tof H.iSs5 @ s Higgins csrd'n'' "
Schr Fila (of John NJ b. Van Norden Pott al Prince
10 DAYS with lcgwood and coffee to Henry DeCordovA
sehr. Hanns wesbroOk -, Ehzabe'hpoT Tor foo'
land. -
sehr Col EdPy 10 ,I' Ro.oa
schr Bedadedec Whitmore Rocksnd for City Point.
Brig Albert Adams. Ayres Richmond with mdse to A. y
'UsIm sehr iai.s % uadsrh Msy,glcs p r. with fruit, Le.
Big Branch iof cOruwa. N s Card Demarsra - days.
scbr' ]. H. Burnett Wilson, Wilmington, N. G., dsys.
WIND--At sunset, w.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun RI,ss..T:25 Sun Sets.... +:4 Moon ssts... 5:W
fIeH WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. 5:55 Gov. island. 6:6 He'll Gss.. sis
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Reliaious Notites.

Ar the Church Of the Pilgrims, West foFty eiFhtn Fn
a. bstve,n Eahh and Ninth.aye-.. the Rev y A
Psor Wstei meeting wll be held O;MohhoW n L,nM ~
INC Two sermons may be expected. The Hon. HohASn
GRFFLEY of The Tribune will deliver lecture ~ tn"
church on WEDNESDAY EVENING, January ava U, III,
for the beneht Of the chnrch. SUBJECT oio'' "A'
Tilnets IS cents; to be had at the door.
Ta,,h. Txventieth.st. Uniyersalist Church, west
ots',hsys. ths Rev T.. O. BROOKS gives the sermon on
n. "Desih Of slavery postponed last ssnosh, .,orDr
ROW AFTERNOON o'clock. II tho Day Is NOV ''oin''
Morning Service a, iot. All are invited.
Ar Rbbitt Hall, No. IS West Thry'third'st;, near
Brosdwsy-SIrs. EMMA .. JAY BuLLEEE VIII give hst
Jss;ng d.oour.ss on SUNDAY. G 10y and o'clock ZONE
and hear this inspired and remarkably gifted speaker ssss
free TO this public.
Rjseck er.st. Univers.lss Church. corner Of Down
,ns.t the Rev DAY X LEE, Ps,tor'MSsvESss ~ ,oi %
im r.a, = fsr tie syssinL Az ldYs'5' s'rVsa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

OFFICE or rms CxEsCEaY PsrBoLxus AwociATiosW
NEW OAK AND CAHADA, No. % PIss-sr rhv ioh5 q
NOTICE Is hereby given that the BoaIa 20, oa
4\ Trustees bs, declared DIVIDEND OF sv on :so ~,
share. OF ts esvs sock OF this Company, oat o. tns
earnings, sans payable o. this oes on and s'st ~
CARY o. 1866. fhs transfer books viii bs cios'a "'n NV
sEh iaa. 10 January ), ,tnolasi,e uro,, p..,a.n,
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