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The War is Over.

mr. L. YORK is treating with great success all dis
" cases. both Acute and Chronic in Males and
Females. Consultations and Communications strict
ly confidential A word to the wise il suficient-
Patients can be accommodated with board at the In
frmary on reasonable terms. F
For particulars call ON or address DIR. !. YORK,
Auburn, Maine, Box 81. Office and Infrmary on
Lincoln Street, Lewiston Maine ef-t
July 7-3mw* iI- ~ 77H77-S
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IL Apply to
JEFFERSON COOIIGE g. CO., y Is
apl9dtf i9 Cor. Commercial and Franklin streets.
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Wants, Lost and Found.
Business Men Wanted

Business Men WN11ted
No solicit and fill orders for the life and times Of
a 4 ABRAHAM LINCOLN, by DIR. L. P. Brockett,
throplc Results of the War in America, sour Great
SSaptans, "History ofthe Civil War in the United
2tates, &C., price IS, $3.50, $4,26 and 50, accord
ing to style Of binding. The best Biography to be
pupnsnedI and the Great National Engraving
SNS w asnngton and his Family new work, from
@ Tcnusseies master painting, engraved by Sartain
Tory gwen, guaranteeing exclusive right of slle.
AppPiy AZ Ply TO e. L. HORTON, General Superintendent,
Mass. aug9d1m
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For Sale ns. fn Ia. |

THE new French Cottage, on the Cape Cottage
IL road, opposite Capt. Green Waldens, containing
fourteen rooms with about seven acres Of land 1t
is unsurpassed on the Cape. Enquire Of
B9aa .g3 IL 1859 A. STEPHENSON,
jy6-df 121 Commercial Street.
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For Sale.

49, The two storied double tenement, Brick
H#:.; Block, situated ON Stevens Plains Westbrook.
Z1ASaid Block contains IA rooms in each tenement.
Lot rods the street, and 18 rods Deep ON which is
stable "a by 40 feet. ,., .f.ss
This property Is offered at price which insures it
good investment. .iel, g
, Apply to N. X. SAWYER, near the premises or
to j. G. PROCTOR, Lime street. juneSh
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AIternate HOUSE Los fo,. ,Soze.

% HOUSE LOTS at from 10 to III cts. per foot,
AO within from 10 to 10 minutes walk of the Post
Office, and only from II to minutes walk of the
Horse Railroad. Tie above limited number of Alter
nate HOUSE Lots on new streets already located is
offered at the above named prices for the purpose Of
encouraging the building of Houses, thus giving to
parties who make the first purchase the advantage of
the rise on the land, which is to follow the i'm
provements. $3.50 .i A,sis3fE III
For plans of Lots and Streets, apply to
40 - r..s...-,ff MOSES GOULD, 81
july14-6w No. "a Middle Street, up stairs.
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For Sale Cheap.

ah AMA Two secondhand FIRE EN-
lfS8zs5SA GlNES, with Hose Carriages; all in
Ef5 good order;
x Nlx- Also, lot Of Hose suitable fer
Hand Fire Engines. Apply to
tsiF lissl EZRA RUSSELL, Chief Engineer
Or A. P. MORGAN, Chairman Committee on Port
land Fire Department. june16t
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Real Estate fl

oao Real Estate for Sale. rs g
HOUSE and Lor No. 81 Middle Street, known as
LII the payson House. iis sa as
House and Lot corner of Waterville and Sherbrook
SITS. Terms easy, 10 suit purchasers.
Apply to w, 37s Middle st. julyl1dtt
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For Sale.

49, A three story BRICK HOUSE, ON Myrtle
;;; St., nearly new, and containing eleven rooms.
ZssA Possession will be given immediately Terms
easy. Enquire of BREED g. TUKEY,
No. so Union st.
Portland, July II, 1s65.-d1m si
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To Let or Lease for termOf Years.
TNHE Store and Wharf now occupied by Charles
u II; Merrill, situated between Union Wharf and
Merrilrs. The Wharf contains about 1900 square it,
with two story building thereon, 20 by75. For fur
ther particulars inquire Of
tAAAgL III ElBhg JOSEPH Fl. WHITE, ia
may26dn No. 81 Union Wharf.
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Wnlated.

A SMART Travelling Salesman to solicit orders on
a commission, in the State of Maine and adjoining
states. Send full address and stamps to
L. MILLER, 4 Dey St.,
aug o-dIw t4a3E aiaIW aIf New York
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WANTEDi-

WILL pay TEN cents nor IL, FOR ALE Isamphlets
delivered at tho office qs the Portland Sugar Co.,
corner Commercial and Maple sts Tiss
ian3ldtf j. NJ. BROWN, s.
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Lost

- 1IUSI 7 !
,OS OSI ON Saturday evening" between St. Luke's
n1Sh9rch and No. SO Danforth Street. a PORTE
MONNAIE containing about eight dollars in Bills
ahd md script The finder will be rewarded by leaving
IL at no & W Danforth street or at this office. ,
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House Lots.

ELEVEN House Lots, comprising $4,000 feet of
II Land, on Emery, Cushman and Lewis st. for
sale by u9t{3 n VIII. STEPHENSON
Portland, April 26, 1s65.-dtf
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For Sale.
To Let.
~ sa FOR SALE. "a.
On. Erch0nge for o. Small Farm

NEAR THE CITY.
- House and Lot No. 62 Cumberland Street;
HH;;; the house is two storied, with ten finished
rooms, all in good repair; plenty Of hard and
soft water good stable and carriage house and an
excellent garden. The lot contains about 5000 feet OF
land with a front on Cumberland Street 81 feet.
Enquire on the premises. aug4d1w
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
GITUATED on the corner of Federal and Temple
~ Streets, about 160 feet on Federal Street. nclud-
ing the Fulton House, a two story Dwelling House,
and four Stores. adf ii8 8fAf-
For particulars enquire of r gh3 ~
4 s. II. COLESWORTHY,
Aug 4-d4w iia - ui e3iy 80 Exchange st.
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS;
JOHN 7. GILMAN, Editor,
PUBLISHED AT ssl EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. FOSTER &c GO.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published AT
$500 per year in advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS is published every
Thursday morning, at $500 per annum, in advance
$2.25, paid within six months; and $780, if pay
ment be delayed beyond six months.
Rates of Advertising.
One inch Of space in length of column, constitutes
square"
$1.60 per square daily first week rs cents per
week alter; three Insertions or less S100 contnu-
ing every other day after first week, 80 cents.
hali square, three insertions or less, 10 CENTS ono
week, Sl00; 60 cents per week AFTER
Under head of ssAMUsEMENTs," $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less, $1.50.
ESPECIAL NOTICES. $500 per square nrSl week.
S1VO per square after; three insertions OF less @1.o'
hall square, three insertions, $1.0Oj one week,
S1.b0. i9 Z
Advertisements inserted in the 9 MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation IN every part
OF the Sate for S100 per square or nrst insertloh
and 90 cents per square for each subsequent nser-
lion.
SPECIAL NOTICES at the usual rates.
EB All Communications intended for the paper
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and those of business character TO the " PUB
LlsHERs."
tg~ JOB PRINTING, Of every description,
cuted with dispatch; and all business pertaining to
the Office Paper promptly transacted on applica-
ton as above. i@ s.
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Notice,

LII persons hereby cautioned agse 9s ~ Ia. DOT
nv family. without my written consent, a. l shall
nav no debts Of their contracting after tnls date
portIapd .Tulv 25. 1865 july26 swA
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Lnstt Lost,

Lost! .
OST on Sunday 9th inst, between the Sugar
~ House and St. Dominick's Church, A LADIES
W., WALLET containing sum of money. The finder
wiz pc literally rewarded by leaving It at Rev Faith
81 Mulers. faf8ssl.. aug8d1wA ia
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Horse for Sale.

Aug. 10-dlw* No. High SJreet.
Horse for Sale.
ONE RED MARE, nine years old, sound and
" kind; weighs 800 lbs. na59 alt
Inquire of JAMES GREENHALCH, Carriage
Maker, corner Of Hanover and Portland SITS.
Aug 9-d1w W ltttf
saa For Sale. af
A NICE secondhand, Portland built, JENNY
ALIND, nearly new, and Harness.
Enquire at BLACKS Livery Stable, corner OF
Lime ana Federal SITS. augSaiw
For Sale.4
SCH'R CONVOY, carries 75 tons, well found IN
y Sails, Rigging, Anchors, Chains, &c. Price
$1100. Apply to
~ uoi = d. 7. CHASE, Head Long Wharf.
July 29-sT&T If
4't9 a. eeEaH0s To Let.
LNLEGANT Chambers for business purposes
IL wholesale or RETAIL in the block, 147 Middle
Street. For terms apply at
at gs3s HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM.
\ Aug. 4-dtf
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g House Lot for Sale.
GITUATED on the corner of Deering and Henry
y SITS, so x 100 feet. Enquire Of
1913 eaiga9rf r. w. GAGE,
july26 diff is 1877 Commercial st.
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Auus,mcnts this Evening.

WAIu,ACK's TIRATER-sKcgET. WORTH KNOWING.
OLYNPfC TUFATER-MoNrE CASIO; On, ThA LoNn
PRISONER THE CHATEAU Div
NIBLO's GARDEN-G4EES BrsHgs. or 4 ilrsDRrD YEARS
AGO.
WINTER GtRDEN-PAUL PRY-L0vE ~ LrvsRr
BROADWAY the ,1ER--" MosE" md "ssV
LUCy RusuTONt NEW -YORk 1HENfER-Sonool
pom SCANDAL
DARNUMS Nj SE' 'H-DwAsGrr, THY AR,B' OR lbf
F.uY CuARptA. OF rHE MAGIc " ELI tfHcrs-tuKI
osrrIFs Ac.-Afeiuoon aud Evening
NFV-YORK ClRCUs-iirusT ST. oUfsrnI,S ASn Grx
x,e1rc PYRFoEsAyCKs-JANEs EOBINsO.. THE BARt
BACK EiDkg-Matncc ot y O'Clock
ppY ,NTS' NINSTGFLS--lcI oV PARLE FR.Ncsis-nAs
BRrANTs sTUap spErcn DuhDnLAgr o.
LatK-BLACK TlgD WILLIAM
GOUPlL'S GALLERl -tAaEtRs NArYs toLos Draw
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IAdyertisementsi

HOLIDAY PRWEyTs OF AFFECTION AND CHAR
nr-WHrFLTR WnsoSs LoCK-STITcu SEWING
MACHINES No. 6aj Broadway. NewYork. are adapted
to all kinds Of family sewing, army clothing ind TO the
use of seanstresscs. drcssmakers taors. manuiac'
turers Of Shirts collars skirts coaks. mantias cloth
ing hats caps oorsets ladies' boots and shoes linen
goods, umbrellas, perssois. sc. They work e4ua'y
ve upon silk linen. wooden, and cotton goods win
silk cotton. or linen thread They will seam. quit
gather hem, fell cord braid bind, and perform every
speces OF sewing. making beautiful and perfect
stitch alike on both sides of the article sewed
The QUALITIES WHICH RECOMMEND THEM ArE;
Beauty and excellence Of stitch alike on botn sides
OF the fabric sewed.
.. strength Grmness and durability OF seam. that
will not rip rayel.
3. Economy of thread
T. Attachments and de range Of application TO puF'
poses and materials.
8. C0mpactncss and elegance of model and hnisl.
6. Simplicity and thoroughness of construction
:; Speed ease of operation aud management anu
quieiness Of movement.
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,nade By them in the law, and If any such
change is deemed undesirable the proper sub
slitute is generally given. The only radical
changes, however, so far as we observe are the
abolition Of dover and courtesy-two species Vi
estates which answer no good purpose ana
greatly eomplicate land titles. Abundant pro-
vision is made for widows in the place ol uo"eI'
and we cordially approve Of the propoSillon'
We hope that the Legislature WILL at It's COM
ling session. devote the necessary time to the
consideration of these Codes. and act upon them
before the close of the session.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

TIE MASSACHUSETTS LlQUoR LAw'--Ayal-
ing himself Of Federal statute passed In lsJ1 grow
n- out Of South Carolna's then attempted nuhcaion
Of the tariff laws which prov dos that IN any case that
involves the revenue laws. IN which their authority
is concerned ~ United States C0Crts may or shn Is
sue their nandamus aud take the ont OF the State
Courts AID try themselves Caleb Cushiug who Is conn
sci cr tie qGor dealers Of Massachusetts hes appealed
all the for the sale ofquor m that Stetc 10
the L. = Couts There they viii probably remain for
some wears awaiting the final decision OF the Supreme
Bench Tbe last Legislature Of Massachusetts, eatod
State niabuary IN order 70 prosecute tbese dealers
and a infrngeF. Of the SabblthhafbcIs apotheoMies
and resiauraieurs Their occupation ~ gone of the
present as the same provision Of the act oi copgss ID
opep 20 all OF these parties when prosecuted
IAibnny Argus. Dec. %.
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out io t'i Y they have q way of arguing
questions which we, in the benighted East,
ss'e ho' "et learned. We quote the following
aOn Chicago paper-particularly as Wash
"eon organ" thinks its reasoning is sound
'aa its logic irresistible:
.s. rrsen JET Davis accepted his position hs knew
fs.s I'm depended on his success and would be for.
sd Sn TIE Isority Of tbs American people had taken
Ioa os ia sysncrson Davis and sanctioned the seces
hs Ds,s,.ota< Mr. Lincoln would have been hung by
ss t,e.spsity icf bis usurpstion and as they held
kalh " 70 the Constitution In warning against the
ses, :. nave only 10 reed the speeches of the Cop
ssss a. The Chicago Convention. In many OF which
~ setasi with death, we have only TO recall
"'u7 T wlisa BIZ liz vas suded ma these
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The Ntw-York scHii-Wcckiy Tribamr,
Rcadr ,hi. morning. contains:


NEWS suxNAHY-,hi'lry, Naval, New. rom W'-Iinron
Neyy.Yor1 Ne,,-ln-fui he soneF" Nil,.ti' ss'ss ~"
he Pacih. Coss: PoI'icai, Domestic Miscellany, Foreign
New. 90, - IL
Csroliia a Directed to Assume their Duties.
TgnEiBLE AccIDEsr ~ CniciGo-Fi'e Men 'uiocaied by
TaE ARar-Annasl Ieport Of the oaariermsseF-G GENERA
MasurAcrunrs s,s,c. Of Nlrfaeturs' fr9
daccd ia the United States D'ns 'Hc a. h'dins June
Egsw, yogrse-Tie Coqdion o. he Nation. slv'on
Speech &c fii Smith on the touhTy nChcs;o 'o'
TRox RromuoyD 20 CHAnLrsTog-Spcci.l Cone.pondi.
ence; southern Ey's and so.,le,n l,'., o""h
10 DO and Undo. The Poor Whites OF Moth Carolina *"
minscences Of the sycs Of Norm .A'oaT4 roy is
M,ne Lerees IN Sinth Caroiis; SioTy oi Cen Stris'
OUR Er,opyAs CogRgsPoSpKSoE-ie ron iTeiAh''
wv AVID b,uanryRs-,n IN Every Day story. ''y Nf''
Gls&elL Chsp.ef ANi\ Hi'" '"vs'" "'''e "'""'''
EDIroRiALs
VARIOUS lTsIn.
MIscELLAskoUs ITEMS
LITgRkRf ITEMS. =,
CaaMr.cAL MArrERs-1he L.,es ssocs .uI Gold quota
tiopA
Apy.RTIsENEsTs II
TnE SRAu- WEEKLY TRIBUNE, contains ali
the Editorial articles not merely local in character
Literary Reviews and Ar criticisms letters D" 1om"s
tic Letters; Special and Associated Press leleghpn
Djspatches: n careful and complete Suhh'aI. " Y,
Foreign aud Domestic News; Exclusive Ecpotts w
Tic Proceedings OF the Farmers Club Of the American
insitnte Talks about Fruit and other Horticutlra
and Agieultural Information: Stock Financial h'''
DRY Good, aud General Market Reports WnIgn a. /,
pub,lshcd in THr DAILY THnuSE. Inf SEnl' W ~ nv
srnIrNr nso gives In the course OF year. threc "a
fnnr of tlc Latest aud Best Popular Novels ~ i'Hg
aotLf.s The cost of ia se alone II DOuFH' "a "'"1
form. would be RON BIZ TO eight do.sf'. !, p"l
S.., u Ia ,as English Masiaae' iou "hs-a 'H''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

Mr.. George c. Wodderburn of Richmond was
Editor of Tie Commercial BallcfiH, which Gen.
Terry saw fit to suppress for disoyal uiterances
After a time he permitted it to reappear but only
on condition that its Editor aforesaid should lot go
of it. Mr.. Wedderburn has therefore gone, per
force, into merchandise, and now announces him
self as of Hare g. Wedderburn, General CoinmiS-
sion and Forwarding Merchants, Alexandria, Va.
We sincerely hope he may be as prosperous in his
new avocation as he was unluckly in his old one.
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DIE ID.
OR Woan LoxsEG "a.

BENsoN-A, Bu,hwick, L. l.. on Sunday, Dec - after
lingering Illness Geo W. only Of Rooer. and Cs,haIine
Ben,on in ste 26th year Of his age. . ,
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
10 attend the funeral from the Cook M T. Church,
"Wednesday, Dec 2I, at o'clock o. ni
BENSON-Suddeny, Sunday, Dec "a, Charles D Benson
The relative, and friend. Of the family are invited to attend
the funers on Tuesday afternoon O'clock from bis ia'e
residence, No. ~ West Twenty fouuhst
Sonngon Conn) and San francisco papers please copy
COGGEsuALI.-On First day Dec. a. Charles r.. son OF
Giles H., and Msrisnna Coggesha IN the 18th year oi '
The relative. and friend, Of the family respectfully in
yited TO attend bis funeral oui fIend. Meeting hogse
on Scherme rhorns Brooklyn, on Third day Dec 10 at
"A o'clock without further notice.
ACOBUS-Suddenly Friday, Dec. % hannah Eliza
daughter Of Mary C. and the late Cornelius G. Jaco0ns
The reives and friends Of the family, also those OF her
brother Lyman A. Jscobus respectfully invited TO At
tend tho funeral this tTuesdsyl aiternoea al eocs'
IRON her late residence No Ill OTchsrdst Newark NJ j.
JoYOn Sabbath evening Dec si Anna NJ wife OF Joseph
Funeral services on Wednesday morning Dec 81 % o'clock
from her late residence No. Jl3 Seeondsve.
NARlE-In this city Sunday morninf Dec ~ kschei
T. vii. OF Camille Marie, aud daughter OF the late John
IT, rs.ye. and friends Of tn. families are invited attend
her Gp., rom H.. residence Of her brother jackson
steward No. $50 Fath Wednesday morning. Dec
n at 10 O'Clock.
Thrtlethsl, Robert Reid dors aged % years months
Fsper. on Tuesday Dee &C. the Church of the 1fans
dguration Twenty ninth'st., at 10 O'Clock
sMITH-In Brooklyn Oh Monday, Dec s5, Mrs julia A.
smith, widow of Andrew Smith.
The relatives and friend. invited TO attend her funeral
from the residence OF her sonn.aw. ID. II. Do Bevoisr
No 3o Jayst., "Wednesday Dec. % at O'Clock p m.
yFG 'iTEPAt Mnntngton Y, on Sunday, Dec. "a, Mr.,
Julia A. Neghie, aged % years .
Her friends and refvss invited to attend her uners
al the house her father, Thomas b. Blanche at fiermoit
n T.. on "Wednesday, Dec. s7,s u o'clock p. III. Train
leaves depot at Jersey City Of l299
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threats fulfilled to see that the sbOve statement is true
Both Dar< and lincoln therefore took netr iires in
r hands when they undertook to lead in the late con
test President Lincoln was vindcated aud DAVIS
crushed Yet President LiRcOr lost his le notwith'
standing his success and Eow is Davis TO sare has e
the occurrence Of the contingency IN
which all Rebels understand that their lives are for
feited, viz: his ignominious failuret
Of course, the next step of the argument Is
tlat, as an assassin murdered Lincoln, so we
should send an assassin after Davis. This argu-
ment has the merit of ingenuity. 1t would be
difficult for Chicago to surpass it.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

HoRRIBLR.--The engineer and fireman OF the
"local freight" ON the Northern Central hslfpiu t.s
accident 10 which was noticed Yesterday. fell underneath
the engine and were horribly crushed the weight OF
the engine and five siK cars being npon them fss.
scngcrs by .he train sunday stated thht ehiN 'ua1
nornn their bodies bad not been got bgt could he
.eeu beneath the pile The wreck war removed aud
the bodies of the unfortunate men taken OUT some tlno
during SUNDAY The head Of Porter, the engineer was
con pietev cnt of Walsh thc fireman, wes member
Tie Masonic Order and learn that the order here
took charge of his body. for proper preparation aud
shiument 10 his frieacs in Ncw-York The wreck nae
mot vet been wholly cleared away. bat the road IS IN
TuDning order again lElmfu Advertiser Dee. -.
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NEW vOeK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY DECEMBER &C. 1865

carefully selected The cost would be three or our tms'
that sum Nowhere else can Az much current intel'
gence and permanent literary matter be had a. 20 enep
rate as in The SENI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE. ihose wnv
believe in tho principles and approve OF the character Oh
Joining with their ncigbbors forming clubs to SUD
scribe for TUE Sr WEEKLY Edition. II VIII In that
way be supplied to them at the lowest price Tor wheh
such paper can be printed. Persons residing ID tne
city can ind no more valuable journal 70 send to the
country friends Price five cents Mail suDscripeIs'
copy year-l0i numbers-si copies, year -; D
copies OF over for each COPY, So
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The Mobile Register bids a lugubriOus aden to
another Brazilian colony, ard ascr'bes this pre-
cious loss to the illegtimate offspring of the
criminal alliance long since existing between
vandalc cupidity and blind nelarious fanatl'
cism.' We conjecture that this fearful colony
goes to Brazil to make money off of cheaper
negroes. If not, we should like TO know.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

A person who had somehow dofrauded the
Government Of $60 has refunded that amount
TO the L. S. Treasurer, certifying that he did
so under the conviction that God will punish
sin in a future state Of being. This is we'll
excellent. II his faith had been 80 enlarged as
to assure him that God also Furnishes sin in this
world, h. gnt have been rcssrained from ever
taking tn, ,aey.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

Some of the organs of vengeance are clamor-
ing for military courts to try Davis. We shall
next have articles from the English Tory jour
nails advocating a revival of the Star Chambers;
or from the French papers suggesting the reeS-
tabliShment Of the Bast.le.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

WHEELER & WILSON'S and HOwEs SEWING
MAcnEs for SALE. to REM and kept In order without
charge at No. $50 Broadway corner of TwentySeeond
st, Instruction given at residences if desired Family
sewi,q G.. 7. ELLIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

PEAT MACHIyE.-Tmg NATIONAL PEAT MA
CHINE is universally admitted TO be the best machine ID
America lOr COMPRISING Peat
A. EEorA Agent No. l3O Broadway N l.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

PyLE's q. X SOAP-THB PEOPLES FRIEND
For Laundry Bathing and Toilet use. becomes et,
reney hard and not liable TO unnecessary waste So''
bv erocers everywhere. Depot. No $50 Washingtonsl
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
GpeeiaI Notices.

Fourteenth Assembly District Union Ass0cia.
i0nA gular monthly meeting OF the above Assocaon
Will be held at Headquarters broadway and twenty
third A. on TUESDAY EVENING Dec 70. at . o'clock
JOHN ID. OTIfNELL President.
Mx. DRrssoSp, sscretaries
Morris A. iYNG,
TLe Executive Committee will meet st o'clock.
Across the COntiuent.'
HON SCHUYLER COLFAX,
Sneaker Of the United States House OF Representative,
AT COOPER INSTITUTE,
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 28
Hon. JOHN T. HOFFMAN Mayor elect, in the Chair.
For other particulars, under head Lectures and
Meetings"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

New and extraordinary attractions will be
found ia the January NJ. OF DsAoEESrs MONTHLY
MAGAZINE Now Ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

THr n. u. Dsia of Dee. lG states that Gen.
Scott arrived in that city on the r yious day Inc
General is reported in fair health and Is travelling win
n sing g attendant lie will winter in Ncw Orleans.
Con Sheridan aud staff had called upon the old nero.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

CLOTHES WRISGRRs Of all kinds repaired b!
Ba!ey Waau, Wringins Machine Co.. +'ol BroadwayN.i
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE i
N.vrVo-k No 40 Canal.st g. BAsIRI.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

THE CELEBRATED CRAIG MICROSCOPE, inaehl,
f,, hon no go times. an -pdes, of amusement and
ig.,Tuctiou superb fiodiy gin, 10 mailed. Trepald ioi
~ 20. or Will sir beauul mounted objects Tor - 20
with q objects - ~. by HENRY CRAIG No io' I'hI'
At, Sew.Yof. 4 Liberal Di.co1n to dealers
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

TuR UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRTNGER, Will
oors Tho beet in use. X. C. BROWNING. 81 broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

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nxI WInsins highest premium Maehiness76i Broadway Nj
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

JEPFEIs, No. 573 BROADWAY.
The only place in the city where
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TyBuoIpHRrp SfIPrHRs can De had at low prices.
JEFsER,. No. SO BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
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