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The REASON WHY.-In consequence of a
sudden and severe sickness, my customers for
Magazines, &C., for last season, have not all
been called upon this month, but Hope tosee
them in a few days-as my healthis rapidly
improving. I WOW .vHA JOHN RUSSELL.
Portland, Jan. II, 1866. ,.sgo,r 90 ,....s,
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better things than 'mire and dirt" that the
fierce strife going on in the land has quicken
ed, not quenched, the kindly charities and gen.
tie sympathies Of life, and to hear, now and
then through the tumult of war a
''The STILL sad music of humanity"
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SAD OCCURRENCE. = Yestesday morning,
Mr.. Joseph s. Deirees and bis wife, living in
Andover, Mass. were found dead In their bed.
They had been ill with diphtheria, for which
they took ether, and their untimely death was
doubtless caused by an overdose of this medi-
cine. They had been married but short
time.
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FOREIGN PORTS. OF

=, AT Swallow Nov s, baraues Starr Kine. Smith fo.
ter, Fulton une nu Ft' -aifr7 srf -, Do'eneS-
N Al Rio Jneiro LIST ult, ship Audubon. Tbaober. I'm
5oston; oarque Traveller. Randall from Baltimore
At DO 18th ult ship National Eagle, Matthews FIN
AZ Demarara 2e'h nit. brig Harkaway Wilson for
c. Ar az hnIngston 10Th ult brig Sarah CrowelI
I've, AZ Ns s.s TX land sailed 2sth for Sagual
aoth far NJ alI; sch Henry from Calais land sid
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SOUTH COAST OF SICILY = REVOLVING LIGHT ON
% oozzo sPADARo HILL. smnL
photographs ofice. Admiralty,

Hydrographic Office. Admiralty,
London, Dec /, 1854.
The Minister OF Marine at Turin has given notice
that on and after the LIST day Of December. 1854,
Zig would be shown from Lighthouse recently
erected on Cozzo Spadaro Hill, the most prominent
part of the slope of Tore Mobile. Cape Passero
south Coast of Sicily. Y Z thaC4-i
The light will be revolving white light atfaininr
its greatest brillisncy every minutes 1t is pIac
ed elevation of 269 feet above the mean level Of
the sea and in clear weather should be seen from
distance of miles lAd ssfH1L
The illuminating apparatus is dioptric or by lenses
of the LIST order. h-ltAa Y isff 20
The tower is lib feet high. Of truncated pyramid
ical form with an octagonal base and stands in
Latitude. SO Al 10 s. -c31
Longitude rs 0s 90 Z of Greenwich
By command: '4 tsfltibr greI
GEO HENRY RICHARDS.
s~s-.'-liA photographer.
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PASSENGERS,

i------7T
In steamer Asia. from Boston for Liverpool-Miss
Hattie Pollard. of Maine, For Halifax-H VIM
oheubach, W w Parsons, and A Creighton, Of
Maine. aaFe.s-f- $780,
in barque John Mxthues at Philadelphia from
Pernambuco-Capt Denham ard wife, late Of baroue
Malina, CONDEMNED at Pernembuco. .slls n
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HALE's
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on b Br0nchidJ Twoes and Lungs, leading "a
ylags 61i# saIga to Consamptiof. ~ III sg 7-oss
This sovereign remedy lie compounded from the
fayorit+ recipe OF ilusrious and Chem
ist, who for many years used it with the most COM
plete success in his extensive private practice.
he haa long been profoundly impressed with the
wonderful virtue Of honey ofthe plant Horehound,
in union with the Cleansing and Healig properties
of tar from the LIFE Principle ofthe forest
tree Abies RGtsGn,en or Balm of Gilead For years
be baflsa in his attempts to blend these great
medicinal forces into gu ID nao that the original
power ofeach would be pr served, the disagreeable
qualities ofcOmmon tar removed, and the price Of
the compound be within the means of all At last,
after long course Of difficult chemical experiments
he found that BY adding to these fee other ingredi-
ents each one by ITSELF he not only obtain
cd the desired results, but greatly increased the
curative power of the compound. This having been
thoroughly teste by practice,is now offered to the
geaeralpubic as asafe pleasant and infallible rem.
Price so Cents per Bottle.
For sale by W. r. Philips, Portland. and all drug
.1ae.e cHALEs DowNER, General gent,
noy4d3mR is3oiiali44 Cedar ST.. new York.
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n. Dee 10 lat 4s 50. lon IL 80 W. ship Ivanhoe from
Dec 20 lat IA 06 s. Ion rs &c, ship Granite State
JACOBS, from New York for San Francisco
Jan lat Is 81. Ion y 81. barque Eva Fisk, from
New York for New Orleans. q N - =
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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, Ia Exchange
ST., opposite Postoffee, Portland. sps s
l.r 49,. VS.. SAWYER.
Refsrences-H SAMUEL CoNY, Gov. of Ne,
Hon. VIM PITT FEssESDEH, Sec'y Treas'y.
oct. 13 d 6m.
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rench Language

Prof Masse returns thanks for the patronage hith-
erto ITO ded him IN this City. and gives notice that
his Water Term will commence on Wednesday the
4th ofJauuary next sai 30 5r rs II .8f ssTn5e5
For further particulars inquire ut Messrs. Bailey
and Eoyes, between IL and O'Clock. hls dec2ld4w
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NOTICE no MARINERS.

Information is hereby given that thu Upper and
Lower Ce Points Vessels Potomac Rivsr, ia no.
tice of whose removal to Alexandria was published
under date Of the 18th ultl have been returned to
their stations.
Per order: W.B. SHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Dept, Office Lighthouse Board, Washing.
tom City, Jan IA, 1865
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as,g Wanted Immediately. ~r
"A GOOD Tin-Plate Worker; one who understands
the business OF jobbing. To such person good
waEes aud permanent employ ment VIII be given
Applyto I. GoLDSBORoUGH,
janl5dlw sA W. Biddeford, Ne.
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Edward F.. Haines,
0e'1o WATCH.MAKE IS s 50
For several years past with N. j. GILMAE, has re-
moved TO No 1874 Middle street. story, lover
W G.. Beckett's storel here he wiz be happy to
the public generally. te 49,. hua 1ots1 ~
Ali work entrusted to his will receive his per-
soDaf al tention. 80 % COG pn4 ggs arlaf
January 2, 1s65-d5w ~ Fee8 ~ 9atfSwef
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MARINE NEWS.
PoRT OF PoRTLANp.,.'l,7'.I'.

vi8PORT OF PORTLANp. gra~
Wednesday. ..,..,,.January IS.
conc an ARRIVED. --.-,s5,, -
Brig Daniel Boone, Tucker. Portsmouth, 3 81 81.
lnd5 rglflvga CLEARED. ~. .,-rao- i ~ 4
Big L M Merritt, Pierce. Sagua-Thos Asencio
Brig 9 H Kennedy. Clark, cardenas--Thos Assem-
sch kmpirs. tBr, Daggstt, Grand Msnan N b
Sch Morning Star, Thomas North Haven-master
lW TBY TEL. TO MERoHAET's RxcHAKeR.l rf5,o 4
NEW YORK, Jan ls--Ar, barque Charles Edwin,
from sagua; steamer Moro Castle from Havana.
Ar at Havana 10TH brig orirnea, from Portland
Ar at Cardenas 10th In t.. barque r. q W Dodge
from Ellsworth; brigs Robin, and Zephyr, from
Sid 10 h, brigs Snow Bird, aud Scotland Boston
Ar at Matanzas 9Th, brigs Atlanta from Searsport;
5th, Croton: Havana; a. CircAs:ian New York;
9th, q W Cha ., Portland; 10Th, Essex. do; uth,
barque Almira Coombs, Boston. f s .-
Sid nth, brig Rio Grande. for Portland. hAeE
Ar at Trinidad 2sth ult, brigs J D Lincoln. from
Portland; Benz Carver, from Philadelphia; Sd inst
Capeira, Portland. 1 44 sF 4loii re,
DISASTERS.
A dispatch from Provincetown says that the brig
Fannie, (of Portland.) hubbard. from Havana Tor
Boston, with carlo of sugar came ashore about
two miles below Race Point on the morniDg Of
the 18th, with loss OF oremast and Sails and rigging
attached; 1. leaking badly. Crew saved.
A dispafch to Merchants Exchange says the schr
Ena Hodgdon, lot Bangor) hodgdon, from Key
West for Portland, had got ashore on Nantasket
Beach, aVft igillfr fN,ra v-'..if -5--.,-.f -
Brig Alice Franklin. Brown. at New York from
Sagua, reports 9Th inst, off Hatteras. had a heavy
galefrom Sc to NV. shifted cargo. stove bulwsrks,
split sails, &c.
Ship VIM rockingham, al New York from Havre
reports. 9th inst had hurricane from North; blew
away lower maintopsait and foratepmast staysail,
The sea making clean breach over the ship st pm
shipped sea which stove mainha ch house monkey
rail- and completely flooding the deck.
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DIR. TEBBEpTs'

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Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
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OF the HAIR IL is from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head Is formed aud secreted AS long as the
scalp tree from disease these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps's natural appearances
feet the scalp these glands become involved in the
same disease, and the hair gradually turns gray, dry
and brittle Sooner or later the hair begins to fall
off, and in many cases, IL not arrested, will produce
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To remedy this pathological copdition Of the
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WAR HENS

WATERPROOF and Leather Preserver,
FOR BOOTS AND SHOES.
For sale at Mr.. ]. W. MANsgIELDs Store, l74
Midale ct, Portland, Ne. dec21d$w2m
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NEW YORK IEARKEF-Inn. II.

thH IELh4BARH-l
COtfon-Dun and loEfr. sal at 81 Is for
middli1g,
FIo1r-stais and Western dad and 5s1O cents
sales az $40 1O@Io 20 for extra State; sll rOa
II 20lfor common 10 good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; 81 Z5 a1z % for trade brands.
Market closing qaiet-
western ct So 25@2 81, ciosiag With sellors at
81 2593 %.
Wheat-DuII and ncIniraI aud Ia2e lever.
Rye-Dul and l5weri western $50.
BarIey-QuieF. rsl
COFn-Firm With limited supply. Sales p ime
mixed western at 81 90 in store
Osts-Shode hrmer. Sal at 81 ts9I 0s1< for
westen.
WoOI-Yery 6ra.
PstFOIeum-Q1ies and firm. Refined in bsz0
Ts1Se; Crude quoted ct H9'2c, and Refined free
AZ SIC.
POrIx-Firmer with fair demand. FalegAt SD
s71S94S IS for new mess; sI2 0O@42 % for 1864
mess, cash and regular Way-olosing at Sl2 l21S
eash; SA 609s4 IS for prime, and $40 oOasO so
for primo moss Also, 1900 bb,s 1851 mes, fJr
January, buyers OPTION, At So 621z942 f5; 2TC0
IBIS rev mess, FIR February and March, same
fer January and February, ssm9 option, at 81 50
GA 90.
Beef-ouist and unchanged
Beef Hams-Steady at 26917c.
Cut Meats-steady bot met very aesivs; III
a1s1lo sor Shoulders; 1092Io for Hans
Bacon 5Idea-In moderate request and arm
Sales as AH9 ior Cumberland CT, aad sz5Hc for
short ribbed.
Dressed HOEs-FiTm With fair eeuand. =
179l71<o for western. Z
Lard-Qultt and ruther 6rGs saIss ct 20ei
$40, and small lots - 245lG
Hulter-Qu ct and steady at 86a4so fc- vsst-
ern, ami $4,000 for Et1te
CueeRe-Unchaned at 1gR2ic
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ACADEMY OF MUs1o.-The present season
at the Academy Of Music closes on satur-
day evening next, the company proceed
ing to Columbus, where they open on Mon
day. The season has been, as it deserved
to be, an sminently successful one. Open
ing with a stock company Of uncommon
excellence and merit, Mr.. Ellsler has
shown singular appreciation of the wants
of the public, and singular ability to
satisfy their desires in his selection Of stars
and announcement of fresh attractions.
During the whole season, with the single
exception of the engagement of Miss Kate
Denim, the theatre has nightly been crowd
ed. Perhaps the most successful engage
mens was, as it deserved to be, that of Mr..
and Miss Couldock, but Mr.. Boniface, Kate
Newton, MeKean Buchanan and his hand
some daughter, the dashing and original
Miss St. Clair, and Helen Western " the
magnificent" have all achieved signal tri-
umphs, while the season closes with one Of
the most brilliant spectacle pieces ever pro-
duced in the West-brought out with lavish
expense and greeted with unprecedented
popularity. Certainly, a more successful
theatrical ssason than that which closes
on Saturday has seldom been played. We
shall say goodbye to Mr.. Ellsler and his
company with reluctance, and welcome
them back in the spring with hearty cor
diality.
But one or two nights remain to sec
Aladdin, and We advise all our readers tC
take another look at its various splendors
To morrownight occurs Mr.. Leslie Gossin'l
benefit, and on Saturday night Aladdin
will be given for the last time.
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IKCOME-TAK PAYERS.
List Of Persons Residing I'm the
Eighteenth Congressional District,
OntsIde OF the City OF Cleveland,
who Pay an IueOme-Tax of less
than Fifty Dollars.

Below we print list of persons residing
in this Congressional District, outside of
the city of Cleveland, who pay an income-
tax of less than fifty dOllars-or, in Othor
words, whose net taxable incsme, after
making all deductions allowed by the law,
is reported to the Assessor at less than one
thousand dollars-with the amount paid
by each. This concludes the list of all
persons who pay tho special Income tax xof
five per cent. within the limits of this Con-
gressional District. We take this occasion
to repeat what we have already stated in
regard 10 the tax, viz: that the amounts
given below and in the lists which We have
published heretofore, are FIVE per cent. on
tho incomes Of the persons named, for the
year 1853, and returned TO the Assessor of
the District, by his assistants, on the let Of
October, 1854. This tax, too, is only on the
net income of each person after deducting
$500, house rent, etc, as provided by act
of Congress. Thus, if a man has salary
of 81 200 per year and pays $500 house
rent, he returns no income. While there
are very many false returns, there are also
very many persons who have made no re-
turns whatever. Toe fact that the name
of person whose income is known to bo
considerable, does not appear, is no proof
that he has attempted to evade the law,
nor is it proper to presume, in every in
stance, that the returns made are less than
they really are. II should be remembered, 4,
also, that very many of our citizens who
were doing 4 small business or no business
at all in 1868 (the date of these incomes),
have dcne splendid business during the
past year.
The following letter, from the Office of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue at
Washington, to the editor of the Chicago
Journal, gives ample authority fer the pub
lication of the lists:
TREASURY DEPARTMEET,)
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WLsHISsToS, December 81, 1885.
A letter Of yours addressed to the secre-
tsTy of the Treasury, requesting permission
to copy the income tax list for the 1st Dis
trict Of Illinois, has been referred to this
Office for answer.
In reply, have 10 say that you have an
uudoubted right to copy that list, and that
in accordance with the section from which
you quote, the Assessor should afford you
every facility for SO doing, consistent with
the discharge of bis duties.
Very respectfully,
E. A. ROLLINS,
Deputy Commissioner.
The total number of persons in this Dis
tTict, outside the city, who pay sn income
tax of less than $50 is o97, divided as fol-
lows:
Cuyshoga County, outside the
Lake county -.-----.- -:
Summit County
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SLIGHT CoLLIsI9E.-A small-sized collision
happened at the Union Depot yesterday
afternoon. An engine on the Toledo track
was backing two baggage and express cars,
to make up the 2;4O P. Il train, when, Just
as the express car was crossing the Pitts
burg freight track, it was run into by a
coal train, which was also backing up. The
engineer Of the latter train did not see the
express car, as it was completely en7el-
oped and obscured by the smoke Of the
Toledo engine. Tho car was turned over
on its side, and was somewhat battered and
sPlintered. 1t took about half an hour to
right tho car, when the Toledo train won't
out as usual.
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COMMON PLEAS C0URT.-APPoISTllENTo OF
GRAND AND PETIT JURoRs.-A Ueaire was
Issued from the Office of the County Clerk,
Yesterday, for Grand and Petit Jurors for
the next term of the Court of Common Pleas,
which commences on the thirteeuth of Feb
rusry. The following are their names
GRAND JURY.
o. C. Stearns, Olmstead.
F. Beekel, 3rd Ward Cleveland.
J. NJ. Hickox, Solon.
Mirandi Peck, Brecksville.
William V. Craw, lst Ward Cleveland.
Francis @. BrinsoD, ROckport.
George W. Whitney, Middleburgh.
William Saddles, jr,, Dover.
Henry Fish, Brooklyn.
G, ". Hamilton, 1st Ward Cleveland.
Andrew Kyle, Rockport.
Philo sco7ill, 9th Ward cleveland.
Diodsts Clark, Brooklyn.
W. J. Warner, lst Ward Cleveland
Taylor Emerson, 4th -"
PETIT JURY
Henry W Clark, End Ward Cleveland,
Luther R. Prentiss, WarTensvilie,
John Brooks, Newburgh.
NJ, Crspser 10th Ward Cleveland,
Henry Church, Chsgrin Falls.
N. s. Hines, strongsville.
Lew Fish Brooklyn.
II. K. Miner, 0lmstead.
c. W. Pirge, East Cleveland.
Marcus A Bard "
Ersstus 7 Gaylord, 9th Ward Cleveland
Alonzo Curtain, olmstesd'
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EEW TORR srOCA mAHkEF.
~. 49, - - Tori

- = 7771s
Government StOeEs-AetlVs and firmer.-
United states sixss OF 1851, coupons, 1l21<; do
5-20s coupons, I0s5s; do registered 1l61S do 40
coupons, 1021f; $50 Treasury notes II9; OEe-ysar
Certificates -.
BtOeks-HeaVy. Tennstsss skies 80 = Ohio
4 Mississippi certificates 323E. Quicksilver 3T5<;
MAiposa 1O1<; New York Central ll5J<; Eris So
Hudson l085s; Beading 1iS5< Mioh Central 11Z1E;
Michigan SOatksrn 4 North Indiana 7S5E; Illinois
Central 1863; Cleveland PittsbFs e61< Chicago
& Northwestern 3s3S; DO Preier'd &C.; Rock Isl
and 1857; Quincy = PittsbnFz, Ft- Haynsh Ohi-
cago 100, Erie Trefsrrgd = Toledo & Wabash
-; Milwaukee 5 Prairie du Chisn =; Chicago
Burlis gton s Quincy; Mssouti sixes ST; Mich
igsn Southern guaranteed -.
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SUGAR CREEK OH TERRIToRY.-Cleveland-
ers who have interests on Sugar Creek will
be interested in learning that new well,
of large reputed capacity, is said to have
been struck below Cooperstown. Property
in that section has taken corresponding
rise.
The Superintendent of the company now
owning the Mt. Carmel well-whieh has in
times past produced large amount Of su-
perior Iubrieating oil, but in which the
tools have been fast for several months
says that the we'll will be clear of obstrue-
tions and pumping this week. A large
yield is expected.
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+ first ward Draft Association
Special Meetings Every Evening .shis
Week.-The Wardhas been distriSted and commit
tees appointed to canvass for funds, IS follows:
Ist-AIl South of Division -strsst-Wm Melhinoh
and Peter Gerlcah.
2d-superiOr street to Public square-K sher-
man, E Adams.
Sd Division and Vineyard streets-GeO Frisoll.
,4th- Euclid street to Erio-Gso FriseIl.
4th-Sherf streot-B steadman.
efh-seneea, Champlaln and Michigan streats-o
Sturtsvant.
7th-Oak and Hickory aIley-J Glen
sth-Ontario and Kinsman to Bolivar A
Myers, WIN Kellogg and Maj AnkIey.
sth-Prospscct to Eris-L NJ Pitkin, George Rose
and " Warner.
slOth-Erie to Gross and Euclid Plaee-E R Per-
kins and Samuel Rowe.
IIth-Huron street--C N Abbey. Abram WeineT'
J J Benton, Mr. Ingsrsoll.
15th-High and Middle-RObert Reggs and John
Kelley.
Isth-BoIivar and Alleys to Huron--J Rimes, "
C steedman, ) Wolf, Edward Waekerman and ThOs
QuayIe.
14th-Eagle to Niami--AbTam Weinsr,J P Holt,
Jswett.
18th Canal street-Walter Aldrich.
I6th-Ohio street to Pittsburgh, and alleys both
sides-Henry Keller, J a CLARK, John Gawus.
I7th-Kinsman and Pittsburgh, from Eagle to
Cross-Frnnk Msgorey, John McGarvey, s Bow
ers.
Isth-Cross, Bill and Ohio, from Kinsman t'
CanaI-Fm Cotterell and Peter Clark.
Isth-Howe street-sFred whitehead.
The committees wifi next report at the Engin'
House this evening Lot there be rOusinl
meeting. What is needed Is work and money
and the Ward will be out Of the draft. lie
US be prompt to meet the issue.
Certificates of membership may be obtained from
James " Lee Trosurer, at the Office Of Carlton an'
Les- Ifyou do not see the Committees call on him
Z. CHESTER, Wm. MELHINCHi
Secretary President.
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PoLICB CoURT.-A small docket was before
Judge Hsssenmueller yesterday merning =:
Drunkenness-ssmuel Wilson, fined the
costs; William Mitchell, SO and costs
Timothy Maguan, 81 and costs.
Disturbanee-John Williams, fined $40
and costs.
Petit Larceny-Clara Holmes, fined s.
and costs and sent to county Jail for ten
days.
Robbery-John BrannOn, nOlled.
Burglary-Mary Kerrigan, examination
waived, and bound over to Court of Com
mon Pleas, in bail of $500.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Fourth Ward pratt Protection Asso-
0IatIOn--Ths time for taking stock in this Asso-
citation expires to-day. Every ono who wishes a
certificate of stock, should cali to-day on Mr. Lee
and get #.
Tho collecting Committees viii report in full
this evening, and the association will decide the
course Of further action.
The Committees will exert themselves to the tut
most to-day. VIII every enrolled man and every
good citizen respond to their efforts.
Every one be present this THURSDAY evening.
-zr5F7 VIM. MELHINCH, Pres't
{ E.-CHEsTE, see'y. jsn12;lt
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During the high wind and storm which
prevailed yesterday, number of gentle
men bravod the storm to purchase num-
Der Of those elegant acarfs from the i'm
mense assortment at Mott q HsIghts, 1876
Bank street, where there can be found at
times, the latest styles and largest assort-
ment of scarfs in the city, atreduced prices.
janI1:195
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O0S SUPERIOR ST, CLEyELAHD, o.
{Entrancs through Hawks Storey
I0RRPW TRELAND. Architect.

Associate Member Of the American Institute Of
Architects, and formerly pupil Of r. G. Hatfield,
Esl., Am. Ins. Arch'ts, New York City, respect
ully announces that he has opened an ONCE a.
above, where he may be consulted on AID after
Hor day, January IS, 1865. Having had 8 large
experience of several years in New York city, he
offers to the public his professional services in ths
practice Of Modern Architecture as an Art
The Public, particularly these about to build, are
invited to call and inspect original designs;
Communications BY mall promptly attended to.
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