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PLEASANT to the palate. no pain, act
promptly never require increase OF dose, do not
EXHAUST and for elderly persons, females and child
rem, are Just the thing. Two taken at night NOV,
the bowels once the next morning. warranted
in all cases of Piles and Falling of the Rectum. We
promise cure for all symptoms Of the DYSPEPSIA,
such Oppression after eating, Sour stomach, Spit
ting Of food Papitations also Headache, Dizziness,
Pain in the Back and Loins, Yelowness of the Skin
and Eyes Sick Headache, Coated Tongue, Bilious
ness. liver Complnint, Loss of Appetite, Debility,
Monthly Pains, and all Irregularities, Neuralgia,
Faintness, Sc. TrGreLers find the Lozeages Just
achot then need they 50 compact and fnodoroWs
that ey mag be carried ia the rest pocket Price go
cents per box small boxes 30 cents. For sale by j.
s. HARRISON & CO., Proprietors, No fremont
Temple, Boston. VIII be mailed to any address on
enclosing so cents. july4d1y
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Union Illuminating Gil.

FTNaE under4igred has hesiiatIoa In offering
Il this Oil to the public 1t will burn In common
Fluid Lamps, and emits no unpleasant odr while
Blu ming. ltcon umes as slow q Kerosene, when
used in those amps 1t 10 perfect substitute for
FLUID, safe and non explosive.
For ale at No 1888 Fore street. bv
JOHN PURINTON.
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PORTLAND, sACo & PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD.

&c sEE=1 On and after April s, 1866, Passenger
~ ..lssSiiEtt9 Trains leave as follows:
Lvage PORTLAND for Boston, at $40 A. n. and 250
P. Nj. h
Leave Bosten for Portland at $50 A. n. and 8
P.M
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
Portland, April 8, 1886 eatf
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Medical.
DIR. j. b. HUGHES
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. x IT,,

WHERE he can be consulted py,va,.,, I'D -,
hon.. d dns u nS Sondenee BY the actsd at All
DIR. II. addresses those who are snt,s al a., a,
aiietion Of private diseases whether aFsin e SS
impure connection or the terrible vice Of sei , IN
Devotng his entire time to that particuIar
the medical profession, he feels warranted in G1 =
RANTEEING CURE IN ALL CASES, whether az io,s
standing or recently contracted, entirely removins
the dregs Of disease from the system, and makine
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
He would call the attention Of the afflicted to tn,
act OF his long standing and well-earned reputation
cess.
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Ship Chandlery

HUE undersigned hqvipg taken the Store No I29
Il Commercial Street, cIrner OF Central Wharf
will keep constantly sale Hemp and Mdnilla
Corddge. of 81 sizes, by the Gang or Retail. So
Anchors, Ckaias, Gables, Duck. Ddkum, Windlass
Purchases. and Novdt stores together with q COM
plete assortment of Ship Cho4dery at wholesale Q.
retail
He is also Agent for the Revere Copper Conapan,
and will keep on hand full and com ole aseorm
Of Copper and YetloU Metal Bolts aud Sheathiso
Composition Spikes Nails, &C.
All Of which IS offered for Sale at the l. yvest
Market Price,. and to which the attention Of thoe,
wishing 10 purcha is invited
o. M. MARRETT.
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The bodies OF the knees 10 be sided TO tho dame
ter of the arm taken at the ddle Of the length of
the arm THE OF the diane er of the arm a. OF
its length cea of the body of the knee is to be con-
sideTed the net siding the knee The length of
the arm will be measured from he centre Of the
body, and the moulding 20 o. the end of The body
must be equal 10 the net sidirg OF he knee. "a
The knees are to be Tree from all defects and
subject to he usual inspe1tcn of The Yard. The
price of oufsquare knees will Re 20 per cent less than
the prices named Tor square and in-square knees.
2 "By order Commodore I BAILEY, Command
ant"
NJ. =. WENTWORTH n
Mays 1866. mayI0rf
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ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
81 VAL So, cor. Wilton, NEW YORK
JANUARY, 1885.
[nsures Against MARINE and INLAND Nayi
cation Risks.

The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and divided ANNUALLY, upon me
Premiums terminated during the year, and for which
Certificates are Issued. bearing interest until re-
doomed.
The Dividends In the Years 1854 and S were 90
per cent each.
The Profits for 22 Years amount to the
sum of Sl9.69l O2O
o. which here has been redeemed by
Cash, l9.s5s,7aO
The Company mas assets, over RIeven Million
poftars, wiz
United States aud State of Eew-Y0rk
STOCK City b INK aud other Stocks, s4,974, 700
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, 2,lS7 $50
Premium Not,s and Bills Receivable.
Zeal Estate. Bond and Mortgages and
:, other securites, s.140,53O
United States Gold Coin, N1 so0
Sash In Rank, zss4s0
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Proposals for Materials for the
Navy.

NAVY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU or EQUIPMENT AND REcRUTTING,f
June "a, 1865.
0EALED PROPOSALS 10 furnish materials for
~ the Navy for the fiscal year ending Both june
isC6, win Be received at the Bureau Of Equipment
Of July next. which time the opening win be COM
meuced.
The materials and articles embraced in the classes
named are particularly described in the printed
schedules any Of which win be furnished to such per-
sons as desire to offer, on application to the COM
All the wards upon spscation To- tie Bureau. '''o''
Bidders referred to the commandments of the re-
speeve yards for samples instructions particular
description Of the articles; also, for blank forms of
The classes of this Bureau are numbered and des-
ignated as follows: a ~ -&
No. 1. Flax, Canvas and No. 10. Sheet Iron.
Irvine. Is. Soap and Tallow.
2. Cotton, Canvas and 20. Brushes.
tt4s Irvine. %. Stationery.
g. Iron, &C., %. Hardware.
4. Tin, Zinc, &c. "a. Ship Chandlery.
s. Sperm Oil. 25 Copper Wire.
4 Cooking Utensils. 49, Firewood.
10. Leather, &C. 81 Whale, Neatsfoot
IL. Hose. and Tar Oil.
) 10. LignumvitR. "a. Chain Iron.
10. Lamps and LIANT 50. Coal.
terms. 40. Sheet Copper.
IA. Ok Hides for Rope.
The following are the classes by their numbers re-
quired at the respective navy yards:
. KITTERY. Is
Nos. /, O. 3, 8, 10, Is, %, "a.
CHARLESToWN.
Nos !, 2, 8, g. . 10, II, A. 10, IS, 20, %, "a 26
Nos 2s, 40, 7, 10, H. p, 10, is, 20, p, ss a.
Mas a ) P + y 1I r. 90 q "a q, 81 40
Efr WASHINGTON. s5
Nos. 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, II, u, 10, %, "a, 20, 81.
Nos; LIP . TO- H. Is, Is, Is, 90 o. "a, %, 49, 81
| july 1-1aw4w.
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Portland and Boston Lime.

NJ THO STlGA MERs
Forest City, Lewiston and Montreal.
Rgs viii, until further notice, run IS
kz<sRSSxA &C follows:
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland,
every Monday, Tuesday Wednesday Thursdav and
Friday, at O'Clock p NJ and India Wharf Boston.
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday ThuTsdav and
Friday, al O'Clock p. NJ.
Fsre in cabin. .........t....,... On
Freight taken as usual
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any am mt exceeding s50i in value and tSat per-
90 al unless notice ia given and pad for the rate
~ one passenger for every 1870 additional value
ket " tsRa diff L. RULINGS, Agent
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aila No II O ATE'S
MAGIC LOZEN GES
And why everybody should use, and every
@ Druggist should sell them.

They will cure Coughs and Colds.
They will cure Sore Throat.
Always cure Tickling IN the Throat.
sure to prevent sleepIess nights from Coughs.
Will prevent the Asthma II taken carly.
Are good for cold in the head.
Often cure d .onchitis.
Are an efsctaai remedy for Catarrh.
Alwaysc Hoarseness
VIII relieve Dry Cough Instantly.
An Vocalists should use them
Win Always clsar and siren CITIZEN the voice
AilPubic Speakers should use them
More in quantity for the money.
The large boxes are the cheapest.
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For Sale.

A FARM in Cumberland of 40 acres, eight miles
IA from Portland and within fifteen minutes walk
of the Grand Trunk Station For further particular
inquire on the premises of
liz MRS, A. L PETTENGILL.
July 3-3wWs Gi--2a sIYE
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PORTLAND AND KEHEEBEC &. R.
e.

On and at er Monday next irains will leave Port
land osily Tor Bath Asgusia Watergilie, kenda rs
4ilis, and Sk1whrgan. as p. NJ, and Saturdays
only for Bath AND Augusta at 8 10 p. NJ Iha rain
rom Po iias n P. N, connects at Ken7a rs Mills
with the tram tor Bangor aud o. her stations east
sam nsg I. Passengers from Port aud desiring to
tat This route csn purchase tickets to Ken. Mills
and inform the conductor in the cars that they go
hroUgh 70 Bangor. and he will arrange their
files lhronnh as thar IL shall cost them no more by
tn r. o q ID any er.
II sins ar duo ia 20 tland 20 connect with trains
for Boston on Mondays a. 20 A. II, end every day
at 80 p. NJ.
Frright Train leaves new depot Portland at 6.45 A.
n. daily.
EDWIN MOVES,
April "a, I8s5-apr20f Superintendent.
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J.. =. ALL A IL
SHIPPING, FORWARDING,
And Commission Merchant,
72Tower Building,
Liverpool, England.

The undersigned, for many cars past resident
Of this city, respectfully begs to inform hia old
friends that having estab ished himself at the above
a. dress in LIVERPOOL he is prepared to transact
neral commission business in ehippicg and for
warding merchar dise TO all arts OF the American
Continent an in the sale of eonsiepm nts Of Lum
Der and other produce, on which he wi make Gus
tomary advar ces j. y. MILLAR.
RFERRNoEe-St. John Smith, Eco; A. & s. Z.
Spring; II. Winslow Co; John Lynch Co.
NAV l2-d3m*
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u. S. Marshal's Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District of Maine, S.
PURSUANT to vend. expo. to me directed, from
i the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge of the United States
District Court within and for the District of Mane
shall expose and sell at public auction to the highest
bidder therefor the following property and merchan-
die, at the time and place within said District as
follows, viz:
At The CUSTOM HOUSE BUILDING, on Fore street,
in Portland, Wednesday, the ttcentv-sirth dan o.
July current, at II O'Clock A. NJ Il
FIVE PACKAGES OF MERCHANDISE CONSISTING Of
120 dozen Kid Clones, Dry Goods, FANCY Goods, Mus
zeal Instruments, Jesoelry, &c., &c.
ONE KEG OF Spurious LIouoRs.
The same having been decreed forfeit to the United
States in the District Court and for said District and
cording to law.
Dated at Portland this eighth day OF July A. D.
CHARLES CLARK,
81 f U. S. Marshal District of Maine
July 8-d15d
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Railroads.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAgegMENq

TO CoMMESCE MONDAY, JUNE 2sth, 1865
..seEs1 Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
Station for Lewiston and Auburn st
7.U1 A "A and i.25 P. NJ.
For Bangor aud intermediate stations at l.25 p NJ.
RETUeNING Leave Lewiston at 6.20 A. III and
arrive in Portland at 831 A. M. Leave Bangor at
1880 A. III ana arrive in Portland at ais p M.
Both these trains connect at Portland with trains or
Boston.
Freight train leaves Portland az 8 A. NJ, and re
turning is due In Portland at p M.
Stages connect with trains at principal stations.
lnes III
Waterville, june %, 1865 june2stf
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,


OF Canada
@ UMMER ARRANGEMENT.
-Issgzs3 On and after Monday, June 26tb 1866
ssssaiHz- -@2ss rains viii run follows
Morning txsr IS train fer South Paris Lewiston.
Gcrha n. Island FoLd Montr. al and Quebec, ,at
o. A M. 4tB 5t t#I -
Mai trsin Tor Watervi lie Bangor Col ham. Island
Pond, MONTE al aud Quebtc at Esp M
seth OF these trains eoAp ct at Mont cal wi b ex
pr IS tlains for toronto, Detroit, Csicago and all
othor places west. l4
TRAINS WILL ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS:
From Montreal, Quebec, &C, at S.l7AM.
From do. do 2.C6 T.. M.
Return Tickets, at Reduced Prices, will be issued
during the sun season from Portla to Be hsl,
GoIhRm, Island Pod, Montreal and Quebec.
The Company not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per-
sona unless notice is given and paid for at the rate
of one passenger for every $500 additional value.
G. j. BRYDGEs, Managing Director.
& H. BAILEY, Superintendent
Portland, Juae 22nd 1866 diff
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q. S. NAVY YARD, Aittery. Maine, [
May 5, 1866.
Ship Knees Wanted !
WHITE OAK KNEES

X MES will be received and paid for at the
IN Navy Yard X ttety, Maine, in quantities OF
from IL to 20 and upwards at the following schedule
prices, viz:
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PRICE PER INCH FOB
White Oak Knees. Hackmstack Knees,
Siding square and in-square. square and in-squaro
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sll,Iss5OO

" II you are IN want Of any kind Of PRIMITIVE
call at the Daily Press ofacs. - AA4'S y
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CHRISTIAN UNITY.-ThFs was the subject
OF Rev. Mr.. WALToNs sermon last evening,
in the Third Parish Chvch. The house was
densely packed, pews, galleries, aisles, pull
pit stairs, and every available spot being filled.
The sermon was an excellent one, alike credit
able to the head and the heart Of its author
The true unity Of the church was clearly de-
fined, showing that it does not depend upon a
dead uniformity, but consists with the widest
and most pleasing diversity; that as the har-
mony of nature consists of happy combina-
ton Of all its varieties, SO Christian unity may
properly be maintained consistently with the
widest varieties of form and expression on all
subordinate questions, these, properly viewed
and estimated, serving the noble purpose of
melting to generous deeds and glorious re-
suits. The sermon deserves publication.
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Supreme judicial Court.

JANUARY TERM--DAvIs, j., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-In the libel case Of John M.
Adams vs.. Newell A. Foster, Judge Howard
made the argument for plaintiff and the case
was submitted to the jury by Judge Davis,
who gave them, some instructions upon the
law relative to libels, and then left it for them
to decide whether the article in question was
libellous or not. sosR 2
After the jury retired Court adjourned to
10 o'clock Monday. The jury had not been
In session more than two hours before they
sent word to the Judge that there was no pos
sibllity Of agreeing upon a verdict. Judge
Davis accordingly discharged them from any
Z further consideration of the case. oss,
1t is understood that the jury were equally
Notwithstanding six for plaintiff and six for
defendant. 1aa saa s49 a
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FIVE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Cuba and America at
t SD New York *fs5W

Ic sa7ifetfeeH NEW YORK, Jan. %.
The steamship Cuba from Liverpool l4th
via Queenstown 18th, arrived at five O'Clock
this afternoon.
London, Jan. 16.-The Presse of Vienna
says the following Is the purport of the notes
exchanged between Austria and Prussia -
Austria repudiated participation in. the pro-
posed forcible measure against the Middle
States represented by Denmark as revolution
airy. Austria will not abandon the ground OF
Federal right, and reminds Bismack that in
case Prussia should desire the annexation OF
the Duches, of the suggestion formerly offered
to the effect, that Austria win only consent to
annexation upon being compensated, by an en-
largement OF her German border. 2aI
London, Jan. 15.-The King OF PRUSSIA
opened the Chambers in speech. he says
steps are to be taken to form PrussIan navy.
Preliminary surveys are being made for a
canal between the Baltic and North seas.
The Italian government has cautioned the
clergy against publishing the Popes eyangeli-
cal note without first receiving an authorize
tion.s So
Liverpool, Jan. 15.-Steamer Leila, a block
ade ruHner, hence for Wilmington via Ber-
muda, was totally lost off the bar of the Mer-
sey. Loss of life from eighteen to twenty.
Holhead, Fletcher & Co., timber trade, fail
ed. Liabilities heavy, liquidation prospects
u1 n,a
inomPson q ~ 20 A Az n merchants
ialleu. LlAuhi,les @oo,VVo. isa.par gle. q
Conie si's loan ooaoi. sia9em
Arrival of the america. III
'a 1so NEw YoRK. Jan. "a.
Steamship America from Sonthampton. ar
rived here this morning.
The steamship Lafayette from New York,
from Naw' Yors' a. Sautba r,,,ton onstba 1oSb
- Ton6nn' .Ton II The Times saws ayen the
most ~sh;3 Nnr,h., ;-,',,ais 49,. tha. .he
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FROM THE SOUTH.

De- atf1f tl.#sf.
Raidsng Pdrty Movim0 on Weldoss- Sherman
Reported Mouin0 Ass0usta - Gen. Lee
Appointed General IN CIssetf f. The Raid of
the Rebel Iron-ctads-A ppofntnaent of a
Day of Fasting 5y JEFF. DARTS. ,sa
BE lssgles Pn1LApELpH1A, Jan %.
g The Telegraph processes to have Richmond
papers containing the following :lgs9sa
"A large raiding party is moving up the
Chowan River in the direction of Weldon.
H. An official dispatch from Hardee states that
40 movements have been mede by Sherman
up either bank OF the Savannah River. Other
sources say Sherman is moving on Augusta
via Branchville. ns5 aa.i a3idsi sdT
. Tits reported that Davis has appointed Lee
General in Chief. Johnston is to command
the army Of Southern Virginia. $50
Gen. Hill orders that should the exipencv
require the powder works will be removed
from Augusta. ils5l si ~ 4-ssi- RliR
A telegram from Wilmington reports the
capture Of the steamer Tallahassee at New In.
let on the 18TH" g 9eh A'seeg AA&i
WASHINGTON, Jan. 49, u
The Richmond Wing of yesterday reports
their loss in the naval engagement last Tues
day in James River, at five killed and eighteen
wounded. 1t says the Drury was lost. sofia
The Townsville, Ca, Times says that the
people of that section are as loyal to the Con
federate government as any in the State, but
are very much divided on the peace question,
many claiming that negotiations for peace is
the only alternative for saving themselves, and
that State Convention is necessary to attain
that end. 49, - ali@ osdpes5 aaEm sAs4' q
. A. gentleman who arrived here to night,
from City Point, says it is not probable that
the rebels will soon again try their gunboat
expedition, as there is now a gunboat and iron
clad force enough to take care of all adven.
lures. 'as ssila sio-.s saa a4fd .dg.sa, .5ssE5s
Ina The Richmond Wing of the 18th says the
statement this morning in several papers to
the effect that our iron-cads had passed the
Yankee distractions, have doubtless created
anticipation of exciting news to-day, but the
fact Is that only the Fredericksburg went
through or over the distractions, and when
Lieut.. f. 7. Shepherd, the commanding Off
Ger. discovered that the consorts of his vessel
were aground he returned to their assistance,
The rising tide lifted the Virginia and Rich
mond from the bars upon which they struck,
and the fotilla returned to their former posi-
ton. Fort Harrison was not retaken.
Ees Charleston, S. c., Jan. "a. The enemy have
made no advance movement Scouts report
the railroad between Satke Botcher Bridge
and Pocatoligo, has been destroyed, the ties
burnt and the iron taken away.
81 The Richmond Sentinel of the 10Th says
| JEFF. Davis has issued approximation appoint
I ing Friday, the 10th day of March next as q
day of public fasting, humiliation and prayer,
and for invoking the favor and guidance OF
Almighty God, and he earnestly invites all
soldiers and citizens to observe the same in a
spirit of reverence, penitence and prayer.
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From Gnnnlaalnh

NEW York, Jan. %.
The steamer Arago iron Savannah oath
arrived this morning.
The Savannah Herald says the steamers
Grey Hound from Boston, Rebecca CLYDE
from New York, and the Daniel Webster, with
supplies, food, &C., had arrived, and their car
goes were being distributed. geaga 81,
A public meeting had been called by the
the city government to give expression of the
community for the hberality of their northern
friends. ~ Dag 3 g.gm8lq flla
Gen. Grover succeeds Gen. Geary in com
mand of Savannah.
The distractions were being removed from
the river, and navigation was being rapidly
resumed. A'e531N
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Fire at Cairo-Boiler Explosion and Loss of
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From. California,

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. %.
The U. s. Grand Jury have ignored the
charge against Michael Hayes, accused of con-
spiracy to fit out a private vessel to prey upon
the commerce of the United States, the evil
dence being insufficient. Hayes is nows in
charge of the military authorities but will
probably be released. 81
Heavy rains are again falling.
There are rumors of a heavy defalcation in
the office of the United States Revenue De-
partment. The matter is being investigated
by the Collector of the port and special agent
Downs. eFgts e bafa.111l
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Soldiers, Home.

The following named Soldiers were admitted
and left the Portland Soldiers Home for the
week ending Jan. 18th g5I 4 s sfpsr
Admitted-Ge George w. Hamcn, Co. @, 18th
Maine; Osgood J. Yates, Co. F, 18th Maine !;
VIM. S. Davis, 32d Maine. ~ q - u
Five left for their homes. US gi5rsH Is.
p w. Fl. PLuAfAdER, Agent.
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Fer steamship America, at New Yol

Fer steamship America, at New York. 'Aao
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Jan. l7tn.-
The sales OF Cotton for two days were $500 bales
including l50g to Spectators and exporters. The
market has been dull and irregular and all qualities
have slightly declined, 3a 2f N9T5
. Trade report The Manchester market is declipings
LIVERPOOL BREADSfUFFS MARKET, Jan.
l7th,-Elour dull; Wheat inactive and easier; c. I'm
dull and downward s.2 tsEe7lsN
LIVERPOOL PRovIsIoNSrMARKET Jansi7.
Beef firm. Pork steady Bacon quiet. Lard firm.
Tallow easier.
: LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET Jan. II.
hes quiet; Sugars steady; Coffee steady; Rice
firm; Rosn inactive; Spirits TTurpe4tine frmer at
GA; Petroleum steady 7''Elh
a LONDON MONEY MARKET, Jan. T.-Consols
closed at s9s@s95 for money sa hs8aIK71i 40 a
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STATE or MAINE.

CRY OF PORTLAND ss,-To George T. Inera.
ham. Ego, one Of the Constables OF the City Of
Por land y -f.l ,,Ii s-f5.5 ~ Greeting d
u the City of Portland. you are hereby required
to notify and warn the Inhabitants Of said city Of
Portland, qualified to vote In city affair." to meet o.
OF February next. 3 O'clock in the a ternoon 10
act upon the following business, to wit:- % ~
ls ITO choose q moderator to preside at said
2dTIo see what action said inhabitants will take
last call. "
Hereof fail no., and have you there this warrant
with your doings thereon. 4 - saNr3 80 !.
Given under eur hands and seals at the City OF
fort'and this tweuty-sixth day of January, in I e
wear OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eixtv.6va I 77+ 77TT
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From tie army before Richmond.

agr.t hoo -r- w ASHlNdION, d al. zO'
A letter from the Army Of the Potomac,
dated Friday eve, says quiet still continues
( along the lines, the only variation Of the
monotony being some occasional picket firing
tox. f-fcFTrF - Esr-ss
~ another deserter was executed at City
aoint on Friday, in the presence of large
concourse Of people. The name Of the culpit
we. was a, neWet w. Roat alias George 81. Harris of
sne ts' connecticut Heavy Artillery, who was
guii'y Vi asserting to the enemy. -aEofs esl