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/ From. the so..th.yest.

t..eTaeafAsr hsl = ST. LOUISssJ Jan. i l. ~
\ On the night of Dec. 18th, Ensign Blumes,
of the gunboat Virginia, cut out the schooner
Dollie, of Nassau, with 120 bales of cotton,
from under the guns of the forts in Galveston
harbor. aYoa
Advices from Fort Smith of the 9th say
Lieut.. Wilcox, of the Chickawa battalion, had
had an interview with Gen. Thayer, his report
ed object being to surrender that battalion to
the Union forces.
Prices army is reported to be at Bragg's
Depot, on Red River, s,9 ~,
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FAIRY ScENE.-One of the most beauti-
full sights of the kind we ever beheld, was pre-
sented yesterday morning by the appearance
OF the numerous trees along our thorol. gh-
fares. The rain of the previous night had
frozen upon the branches and sprays as it came
down, and when the storm cloud was sin the
deep bosom Of the ocean buried" and the sun
came out, the scene was magnificent remind.
ing one of remembered stories of voutbf,Il
Gays or of fairy spectacle presented upon
the stage, Atnoon, when the suns rays struck
upon the trees more vertically, all the eolors
OF the rainbow were refracted by the crystals
in gorgeous manner. Another peculiarly
of this natural display was, that 1t remained ali
day on account of the coldness Of the weather.
and will doubtless be presented for another and
perhaps last appearance to-day. ~
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The ssspercedure Of Gen. Bntler.

t.s'.i'1 NEW YORK, Jan. II. =
The Herald's Army of the James cores
pondent says all in the camp, except General
Butler, appeared greatly surprised at his re-
moval. III the removal was caused by the
Wilmington failure, it was inquired why it
was not sooner made. The answer to this
was, that Gen. Ord, who temporarily succeeds
Gen. Butler, was absent, and the authorities
only awaited his return. Gen. Butler received
the order about II / 2 o'clock 10 the morning.
and before o'clock P. M. he had made all his
farewell preparations, turned over the army
to his successor, and taken his departure for
the North.
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Election Of q. 8. Senate,

Agreeably to assignment, both branches of
the Legislature balloted yesterday for a n
3. Senator, for six years from the 4th of March
next. In the Senate, HON. WILLIAM P. FRs.
sENDEN had every vote, q in number. In
the House Mr.. Fessenden received 11e, and
W.P. Haines (democratic) %.
Hon. N. A. Farwell was then elected Sen
ator Tor the unexpired term, caused by the
resignation of Mr.. Fessenden.
We congratulate the Union men throughout
the country upon the return of Mr.. Fessendeu
to his old position in the councils of the Ma
ton.
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From. Nssc orleans. 8

.8TCC kl11 CAIRO, ILL, Jan.1l.
A letter from Mobile from a citizen there to
New Orleans, says fighting was going on in
that vicinity on the 3lst.l{ so x 0as-Ta Az
The gunboat Rather drifted ashore between
Vicksburg and Natchez during a storm, and
was set on fire and destroyed by guerrillas. 7ol.
The rebels were burning cotton near Match
ez on the 29tb. rae
The New Orleans cotton market was COM
pletely unsettled by the advices from New
York; middlings were offering at l.12 10.
The rebels are reported to have burned the
Court House at Owensburg, KY.
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Marine n n EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Wednesday. .........JanuaRy Ii.
sTn ARRTUEn .l.Ia.l t...laa

90 600 ARRIVED. aulas fssBfui
Steamship Moravian, tBrD Alton, Liverpool via
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS very heavy weather up to the
Sth inst. and from that time moderate westerly
winds. LIST inst passed So Hibsrnian, In lat "a 55
lon az 6, bound East. atafa lgsifa1 tAe3 Eg Nfi4
Steamer Lewiston, knight, Boston. isatalt sDtad
Sch James Madison, johnson, Harpswell. l7easl
y sos CLEARED. 'a~ l- i4t
Ship Richard McManus, tDew, of New York, S48
toni Foster Montevideo-A s e Spring
Barque Eliza White, Look, Cardenas-Will II
Kinsman. Fi4@ =.
Brig Merriwa, Ingsrsoll. Cienfuegos- s Hunt
Brig r SWEET. chadbourn, Bath-master. r.
sch Mariel, Fitzpatrick, New York-Joseph Hob
e~Ni.'t" it..''e -.
sAlLED-ship John Harris. 2 barques, 3 brigs
several schooners. - h.n is5ra rf BIZ Jan OF
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Do the shopkeepers and householders OF
Portland know the risk pedestrians run du-
ring the present glacial period In calling 70
pay their bills and their respeetsf How can
good citizens maintain their uprightness, since
only the cicked stand in slippery places7
The physical consequences OF falling down,
sprains, bruises, fractures, crutches and doc
tors bills. are patent to common observation.
And, by the way, it must have been COM
bination Of doctors that got the absurd city
ordinance adopted, requiring every house or
shop holder to remove the snow from his side
walk, leaving the substratum which in all cold
weather must be ice, beautifully diversified
into plain and table lands of all elevations,
according to the thoroughness Of the work,
sothat each block should present treachsr-
Gus trap. The moral effects OF suddenly
everting thus the only one Of Gods creatures
made "erectos ad sidera tollere uultus" Is not
so often needed. rv
When respectable burgher, itmay be fat
and littleold, and clothed with the conscious
dignity OF wealth and office, goes down, trip
ped by more literal frost than that which
nipped all Wolsey's greatness, what fall is
therel He is not hurt in his person, well cush-
toned with redundant flesh, but in his feelings.
What courtesies of complimentary speech il
requires to reinstate his selfcomplacency,
fallen with him and not rising with his alacri-
ty. See that fine lady sailing like an argosy,
with her spreading silk and frs and plumage (!
Where was our chivalric arm, when the
treacherous ice betrayed the unseen false step,
and all that glory came fluttering down like a
dove winged in mid fight by the sportsman's
rife? Alas that neither the winds nor the
laws of gravity respect that umbrella-like en-
velope, the consummate achievement of mod
ern art, revealing In its reversed condition the
mechanism of, locomotion il was made to
screenl Shall such catastrophies continue to
happen to the worthiest and the fairest all for
want Of little ashes?
Afew thoughtful people have taken heed
to their ways, and our secure feet bless them
a. they walk over their good works.
As the poet says, ea,.cg 49,. ..,,~;r,,'
"Hghlv we'll speak Of those who have strown,
Nor DER their coal ashes upDraid 'em.
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PERsoNAL.-We yesterday received pleas
ant visit from Col. CHARLES Il. HOWARD,
brother to Gen. Howard, and member of his
staff, who is direct from Savannah. He ar
rived in New York, and has been to Washing
ton with dispatches from Gen. Sherman, and
now has leave of absence for thirty days to
visit his friends in Leeds. Col. 81. was in Gen.
Sherman's grand march from Atlanta, and be
has the most hopeful views Of the prospects Of
the army south. He thinks the people Of
Savannah regard the rebel cause as a total
failure, says they behave wen, and he has no
doubt they desire earnestly the restoration Of
their state to the Union, sos row sgzN
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EThe undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears Of
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, 50 Ia Exchange
st., opposite Postofice, Portland.
WIS. SAWYER.
References-HoN SAMUEL CoNY, Gov. of Me-,
Hon. WIN. PITT FEssEKpEN, Sec'y Treas'y. scr;
oct. 13 d 6m.
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Fire.


LOUISVILLE. KY, Jan. IL
The Gait House and the warehouses on the
easterly side, occupied by o. w. Thomas and
A. Buchanan, were destroyed by fire to-day,
Very little furniture was saved. Aggregate
loss 100000.
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LOOK ATT THIS.

Gents Cluster Chain Pins, EearfPips, Sleeve But
tons, Gents Chains, Long Chains. Neck Chains,
Rings, Jet Hoops, Bracelets, Lockets, Ladirs' Seis
In eat variety-109 pate. ms to choose ffom-Unly
one sd 0llar, af 1DSHoSERSS 4oAsap STORE, w kx
change street. sas IL {l.G t,st.,ss s.If. s,4.ss
Any OF the above ar icles sent by mali on receipt
of one dollar. Address L. DRESSER, Portland, Me-,
Box 1872. deel2d4Ws
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ITS NoDUs OPRRANDI:


Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Roots
Of the Hair 1t is from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head is formed and secreted. As long as the
scalp IL free from disease these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps its natural appearance
and color But when humors and other diseases af-
feet the scalp these glands become involved In the
same disease and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle Sooner later the hair begins to fall
off, andin many cases, If not arrested will produce
complete badness. a4 L sapE trsI5tot
To remedy this pathological condition of the
glands, and create e new and healthy action, the
Psychological Hair Regeneraror has proved per-
1t is not sDys," and will not stain particle 1t
will positively "RKsroRR GRAY HAIR" in all cases
to its original color. 1t promotes growth of new
hair In al cases on Bald Heads when the glands or
roots Of the hair not completely disorganized-
1t prevents the hair from falling Off and removes all
dandruf, heat, humors and itching from the scalp.
1t keeps the hair SOFT moist and perfectly heaty and
gives 1t q glossy and beautiful appearance 1t is
highly perfumed and as dressing 1t has no superb
or. The Regeneration" is warranted to produce the
above results in all cases. if not the money 70 be
refunded. With it every "Gray Head" In New Eng.
land can be restored in less than thirty days.
Price 81. per Bottle.
,33NALt TEBBETTS BROTHERS,
Druggists and Chemists, Proprietors, Manchester,
N. d.
GEORGE O.. GOODWIN 4 CO., IS Hanover
street, Boston. General Wholesale Agents. .81
WV. TWHIPPLs, Agent for Portland, Maine.
ian 2eod Ans u y ~ f+ m q III q
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am3asE Hal H's
FOREGROUND AND TAR
FOR THE CURE OF

( ,AlAIaA OG4 OF aA54 80IW rs
HOR REBOUND AND TART
Z FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs. Colds, influence, Hsarsemess, Dieisalt
breathing, and all affections Of the Throat,
tiat Itsoes and Lungs, leading
to Consumption. ea4f..,e.
This sovereign remedy is compounded from the
favorite recipe of iustrious Physician and Chem
ist who for many years used IL with the most COM
plete success in his extensive private practice
he had long been profoundly impressed with the
wonderful virtue of honey ofthe plant Horehounds
in union with the Cleansing and Healing properties
of tar extracted nom the Le Principle of the forest
tree Akiss RatsaB,eo or Balm of Gnead For years
he was batieo in his attempts to blend these great
medicinal force into such unto that the original
power of each would be pr served, the disagreeabe
Qualities of common tar removed, and the price Of
the compound he within the means of all. At last,
after long course OF difcult chemical experiments
he found that by adding to these sve other ingred
euts each one valuable by ITSELF he not oaly obtain
ed the desired results, but greatly increased the
curative power of the compound. This ha' ing been
thoroughly tested by practice, 10 now offered to the
generaipublic as safe pleasant and infaiible REM
edy.
For sale by ", +, Phillips, Portland and all drug
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~ CaARLEs DowNER, General Agent, VIM p
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30 7th, Union Elagg, Red Jacket, Maria Foss, N
sld gth. sshs Nelly Patten, and windward
-. NI W., 1TTDsohD-sld sth' sch Defiance, Robin.
BOsToN-Ar 10th. barques Lawrence, Howes. fm
a IsFsLaou.i Fnry' BRADY smyrna, (G King arst
omcer' was lost overheard 18th ultl; Alexandrina,
Clio 10th. barquo Radiant. Finn, Valparaiso: sobs
Milin PUTNAM. Stanley, Eastport; Nicola. Chisham,
NEWBuRYPoRT-Ars 9th. sch Robert Brown,
PoRTsMourH--Ars th brig Danl Boone .Tueksr.
Baltimore; schs Amanda Simpson. New York ~,
lyn, Crowley. Philadelphia.
Ar 9th sehs Franklin, Allen, and Mora, Kelley,
Klizabethport.
FOREIGN PORTS.
At oienfuegos Goth ult. harenes Lady Franklin,
Mitchell. for Boston soen II b Brookman. Cheney
from Liverpool; John Carver Carver, from New
York.
Ar at Havana Slst uit. sob Adele. tBrl Thompson,
SID LIST iust brig P Brown, Gardiner. Cardenas;
Sd. bsrque sancho Panza Heagan, Remedies, to load
CID 4th. brig katahdin, Saunders Port and.
a. SD nm Matanzas Both ult barque Harvest Moon,
Ar at St John NIB 9Th inst, barque Onward, Kim
ball. Yarmouth; sob Eva, Edsett. Portland.
TPer steamship Moravianl
Sid FIN Liverpool oath ut, Juliet Trundy. Gould,
IoT new rork; A LoVett for st John NIB; 26th,
Mm IXoGy' Bishop, Bath 2Sth, America, Mortimer
Ar at Deal 18th, Catharine Jane, from Portland
for London.
Sid 9th, Marengo, for London.
Sid I'm Gravesend 2Sth, Talavera, Merrithew, for
Ascension.
Ar at Calcutta Nov "A. c Meyer, FIN San Francaeo
18Th. Chase, Edwards. dol 18th, Akbar Chase. do.
Sid FIN Singapore Nov I4th, Borneo, Hurd, for
Boston. -
$3.50 ~ SPOKEN.
Dec 70. lat 4s NJ Ion II 4S W. ship Bospherus steer
ing West.
Dc rs, twenty miles West Of Bardsey, ship Eas-
tern State, from st John n B for Dublin.
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DRY UP FOR THE cATARRH..

UhI Ur FUN IHE LAIAnnH.
Reader, did you ever hear of thisf If you have
not, then let us tell you about invaluable Medi
cine, and speak of whatwe know. Some time ago
we purchased bottle 10 try it, IS we; have been
much troubled with CatarIh. We used one bottle
neatly and--aOe mere cured, sd n, ~ $3.50.
Dry Up is not an appropriate name for this great
medicine, as it is expsctorant 1t clears out the
mucous membrane, allays all inflammation engender-
cd By long standing disease, heals the nasal organ
and gives tree vent to respiration, ...t 7. ~. +
For the blessings in that respect We now enjoy,
indite this item, in hores that others afiicted
may be similarly Syracuse ConstitutioDal-
ist. r.a.ru r~F.an k~nFs~ccr I'm
II. n. hay, Druggist, Special Agent, Portland.
1890, .--, jaRedSwtf
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PoRTs.

BALTIMoRE-Ar 9th, sch III Cady, Crowen
Fortress Monroe. .r,..r ...t-,
Cid 7th, brig Romsnce. Duncan, Nevassa; sch
Ocean Bird, Coney, Providence.
Observation-Disclosures 9Th, sch Abby Bracket,
Achorn, New York. san eos
Below 10th, brig Mapzoni from Sombrero; Phillip
Larrabee, from Providence.
NEW YORK-Ar 9Th, berque NJ w Brett Thur
low. Cow Bay CB brigs c o Brien, Matamoras;
Thurston. Clark, Cardenass lsee disast rs; Abner
Taylor. Gulifer. Elizabethport for Boston.
Cid 9th, barque Engwood, Ellingwood, zaza; sch
j Webb. Acklep, FernandIns.
Ar 10th. barque Coz quest, Howes. Havana; schs
VIM Gregory, Regan, Matamoras. with sails split
and bulwarks stovsD; Mary Citation. Page, do. = n
Cid 10th ship David HoadIey, Hayden, Liverpool /;
Sir Robt Peel LarIabee, do; barque Morning star.
Sterling, st Jago; brig Hattie Bishop. Bartlett,
Ar 18th, brigs Martha washington. Leland ,saeua
Minnehaha from Cuba. - ~,
FALL RIVER = Ar 7'h. sch Lottie. lof cattlsr,
NEWPORT-In port 9th, brig Ocean w.vss Cole.
Providence for New York; schs Willow Wilcox. I'm
Lubec TOR do; Mary Brewer, Psase Mattapr seft for
10; Union Flag. Maloney, Wiscasset for Fortress
Monroe; Red Jacket Averill. nom Rockland for
Also in port, brig Lillian, Keupev. Bucksport for
Washington; sChs Juliet Billines. Boston for New
Orleans; Christina. Rich ards Portland for Fortress
Monroe; N Berry, Plummer Bath for do; Bloomer,
Ewell, I'm Greenpoint Ii for Boston; Geo Fogg'
Paine, Boston for Fortress Monroe; Eiia' Bradley
Damartscotta for Cambridge. Md. ws III
HOLME1'S HOLE-Ar 10th. U revenue steamer
Ashuelot, Graham New York for Eastport.
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p o r. r L A N ID

O r T L A N ID -
Photographic Gallery,
ALoNZO s. DAVIS, Proprietor, %
so Middle St., Had es Portland, Me. 10
Copying done in the best manner. dsc2stf
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Near Ohapin's Farm Va, Oct. 80, sls64.{ Z
Dear Sir Enclosed please find letter for
Lieut.. G. G, Cone, who, we have lust learned,
died at Chesapeake Hospital, Fortress Monroe,
of wounds reed Sept. 9th.,-regretted by ali
who knew him. Charlie was indeed the favor
lite OF the regiment admired for his soldierly
qualities and heroic courage, respected for
his integrity and strict adherence to the prin-
cples Of justice, and loved fog his noble nature
and generous heart. Had he lived but short
time longer he would have had the promotion
he SO justly merited. zero sHa ~
ifse9 Very truly &C., et sa =, N
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The Defeat of the Indians = Execution of
GIerrtiiGs.
,efo" LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Jan. 10. -it
Advices from Julesburg confirm the defeat
of the Indians by the Nebraska cavalry, with
a loss of fifteen killed and one wounded of the
latter, and thirty five killed and large num-
Der wounded of the former. aee hgalfrae
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 10.
The notorious guerrilla Jake Sly and four of
his comrades were captured on Sunday, and
executed on the spot.
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9TATENGENT "a
-mt1iz9g or the condition Of the
Atlantic Fire and Marine ms. Co. !.
ON THE

Anil 'y-r Hss LAY Oh UeeemDer, A. D., 1884,
Made to the Secretary of the State of Maine. Dur.
suant TO the Statute OF that State EMIT ed An Act
70 regu ste Agencies OF Foreign Insurance Gem
s'97lsy NAME AND LOCATION 'li- 800
The name of this Company Is The Atlanta Mn
Snd Marine INSURANCE Company. Incorporated IN b
os ana located In the City Of Providence State Of
--,--sr -. ~. CAPITAL. -..5.. %. Al
The Capital of said Company actually paid nm in
Otsn ~ -. $500 90 90
The surplus on the 3lst day OF Decr, 67'svs x
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French Language.

Prof Masss fsturns thanks for the patronage hith-
erto Afforded him in thi, City and gives notice that
bis Winter Term win commences on Wednesday the
4th ofJanuary next.
Fer further particuIarsinquiro at Messrs. Bailey
and Noyes, between IL and O'Clock dec2ld4w
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' cry truly &c,
a Second Lieutenant u. s. C. T.
To A. P. CONE, ESQ, Wellsboro, Penn.

a Second Lieutenant u. SGT.
To A. P. CONE, ESQ, Wellsboro, Penn.
Lieut.. Cone had risen from the ranks enter
ing the army in 1851, he had participated lin.
most Of the great battles of the war.
He foughtand fell in those seven days battles
under Gen. Mcclellan; recovering, he partici-
pated in subsequent battles, and aided in roll
ing back the invasion of the North.
He has literally fought upon the soil of
Maryland and Pennsylvania; on the, aOld
Fields," Of Virginia, in the swamps of the Car
olinas, the everglades of Florida. He was
wounded at the battle of Olustee, Florida. 81
Like the brave and noble Gen. Charles r.
Lowell, who had thirteen horses shot. under
him, so he was where the iron hail beat heayi-
est, foremost in the fight, bravest of the brave.
'sHis wounds were his breast and face,
The post OF dlnger was his place; VI
The foremost of his bold platoons.-n
He was ofrevolutionary ancestry his grand
father, Major Jared Cone, served through the
revolution, and afterwards for forty years as
legislator and magistrate. 500 as ~.
Lieut.. Cone was as gentle and kind as he
was brave,-as his devotion to his widowed
mother will testify. Many weary marches
were doubtless bsguiled by thoughts and
hopes of the welfare Of his mother Aand her
fatherless children. But he sleeps calmly now;
no raging battles disturb his rest in the beau-
full valley ofthe Tioga. ErfnurTmhgf
How sleep the brave, who sink to rest
By all their country's wishes blessed!
Whom Spring, with dewy fingers Geld, II
Returns to deck their hal.owed mould,
~ She there shall dress grcener sod 53itN4A
Than Fancy's fees have ever trod.
n By fairy handle their knell Ia rupg. c-PFrc
~ BY forms unseen their dirge is sung;
Then Honor comes p lgrim gray, maB
To bls,s the turfthat wrapt their clay,
And Freedom shall awhiierepair,
To dwell weeping hermit there
s.w.C.
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Expenditures during the year, 2959 81


Balance on hano Dec. 81, 1co4, 90
The following donations not before publish
ed. are gratefully acknowledged:-A friend,
~Ao, 'AsOn1o IN IsuCkne Al aAex-Ir0n Eas4
Hermon, 1872; Miss f., 50; Miss R.. 81; q
friend, so cents; a friend, 81; Miss ND. $50;
M. L. o. r., 44c; friends in Brunswick, S42 go;
*. p, 81; Mrs. Il. F., $40; Mrs. Dyer, from
Promenade Concert, $40; Miss C. F., IS; Mrs.
81. M, $50; Geo. w. Woodman, $50; Mr.. 81.
s., So; Miss 81. d., $40; Mrs. J. H., IS; Mrs.
W. D., S.; Mrs. j. M, $40; Mrs. W. W. T.,
So; Capt. ", So; Capt. s, 2; Mrs. NJ, SIS;
Rev. F. f., 30; Mrs. A. w., 81; Mrs5W. w..
So; friends in Paris, $40; Mr.. J. Lynch, $25.
Thanksgiving contribution Of the Central
Church, Portland, 500; UniversaIist Sunday
School, Norway, $25; Mr.. benefits Concert,
S205; Mr.. Gardeners Concert, $274.90.
Most respectfully,
49, GEORGE w. WooDMAN,
IN bra bselfsaF ~ aisosJ s a. Treasurer.
portIouI To-, 1QQE ercl q5e1 falf yJigl4
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Ssatser Rhode Isiand 8 Providence Plantations
ras Oity and County Of Providence. nd -,
.h3nisftlerf vttfidj bre January Q, 1856.
Suchet Mauran. President. ami J. s. Parish, Sec.
retary OF the Atlantic Fire and Marine insurance
COMPANY, being duly sworn, dspose and saw that
the foregoing Is true full and correct statement Of
tina ehairs Of the said corporation and that the are
the above descsibed officers thereof. q ~ l,'l- r,
Js.PAsIsH. Secretary. q '''''''''r ?
Subscribed and sworn before me- this ninth dnv of
January, A. D., 1866. HENRY N. kAwsoN,
-ugitInf au ETIlaIFf Justice Of the Peace
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DISASTERS.

Sch Snsan Lane.a(of Vinalhasen) from Glace
Bay CB for New York before reported abandoned
at sea, struck by Dec %, in lat AZ IS Ion
ga 10, while lying to in strong gale. which carried
galley. stove boat, and had everything movable on
deck washed away. and was in that condition IN IL
the 30th, when the barque Martin w Brett Capt
Thurlow, came up and kindly laid by until next day
and TOOK of the crew and brought them to YORK
The Ri had 9 cargo OF 404 tons coal. Consigned
to parties Ia New York. She was three-masfed
vessel Of 800 tors built in 1854 and owned by Capt
II v Lane, keoben Carver and others, of Vinalha-
ven. She was partly insured
Brig Thurston, Clark. from Cardenas for Boston,
put into New York 9th inst, in distress having en-.
countered heavy gale the 7th, and split fore
topsail foresai fore staysail, and received other
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SP CIAL MOTTO Il 8 I.
Edward p. HaineS,
-. " WATCH MAKER. - Y. ~

For several years past with N y. GILMAN, has re-
moved No. 1874 Middle street. second story, lover
w c. Beckett's store) where he will be happy to
ceive the patronage of his former customers, and
the public generally. 80 - a.. =
All work entrusted to his care will receive his per-
sonaf attention. 4r@ = - AA
January g. 1S65-d5w