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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-13
M0uensents of Gen. Sherman,s iArsny near.
HrGachotue = Death of tsRog'' Hinder =

RraachUtus = Death Of fsRog0 Wsnder-
tortous Items. gees sal iaft ,aaigg n
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL.
The Richmond Wing of the 10th contains
the following: SAA
Charleston, Feb. S.--A dispatch from Gen.
Wheeler, dated Holmes Bridge, Feb. 7th, 8. 80
+. NJ, says my pickets near Blackvile this
morning were charged by three brigades of
cavalry, which drove them beyond the village.
Deterellis' Tennessee brigade being in the vi
entity met and charged the enemy, driving
them back into the Villages Biackville is OF,
the South Carolina railroad, 28 miles from
Branchville and AZ from Augusta. 1t is only
40 miles southwest of Columbia. rvs
A dispatch from Branchville on the morn
Ing. of the Sth, says the enemy have made
their appearance along the South Carolina
railroad beyond EdistO River. They burned
a house within mile and half of the rail
road bridge, about seven o'clock last evening
Our troops have been withdrawn to this side
OF the bridge which was burned The de-
struction of this bridge sewers all railroad com
muaication with Augusta. e,a "a
Gen. Winder died suddenly this morning of
appoplexy. ~ -
Charleston, Feb. "a dispatch from
Ofangeburg says the enemy are in front of
the Edisto line from near New Bridge to Dun
can Bridge. The enemy show no disposition
to force a crossing. 8
A dispatch from Gen.. Wheeler, dated Feb.
Sth, r. h., says large column of the ene-
my's infantry struck the railroad at Grahams.
and Blackville. Fitzpatrick is at Blackville
with three brigades. ,.s ,sss5
Petersburg, Feb. S.-No fighting to-day and
quiet was once more returned. The enemy
still holds his position on Hatcher's Run. His
lines have been thereby extended, but not
advanced. q tH sask III olas & ssni '54i sse
Gen. Sorrell is wounded in the lungs but
the wound is not considered mortal. Col.
Hoffman of Virginia, was killed on Monday.
Our loss will not reach 500. The enemy's loss
is estimated at treble that number. The dead
have been all buried and the wounded brought
from the field. a.ssss aa 4ss
our right. The heavy cannonading yesterday
afternoon was our artillery Smelling the enc
my's lines. Both sides are engaged to-day in
Strengthening their new lines. d & =
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Supreme Indioial Court.

JANUARY TERM-DAvIs, j., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-In the case OF Fobes VS.. Wood
side the evidence was all put in and Mr..
Drummond made the argument for the de-
Tense. Court then adjourned to 10 O'Clock
Monday morning, at which time Mr.. Dana
will make the argument for plaintiff.
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FOREIGN ExPoRTs.-The value of foreign
exports from this port last week amounted to
$460, S2625. Included in the shipments were
1906 box shocks; 2S19 shocks and heads;
IA prs headings; 81 400 hoops; s5,Os6 feet
scantlipg; 29s 800 feet pine boards; SO 400 feet
pine plank; 3,046 sugar boxes; 10000 shin
giles; 1900 bbls -four; 71.0OO lbs butter; 645,-
800 lbs bacon; 81, 400 lbs and "A kegs hard; 2l2
bbls pot ashes; 270 gals Kerosene oil; % tar
paulins; awning; 100 bdls hoop iron; 500
kegs nails; 300 bush peas; S5,9S4 lbs leather;
5000 lbs mutton; 80 bush fax seed; $24,997.-
Is in specie. IL.
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MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens @,
w Portland and vicinity, that he has perm anent.
have been in this city, we have cure0 some o.
the worst forms OF disease In persons who Nave tried
tents in SO short time that the question Is often
asked, do they stay cnredI To answer this question
We wiz say that al that do not stay cuSed we win
doctor the second time for nothing.
Dr. ID. has been practica: electrician fer enty.
neyears, and 10 also regular graduated physician
Eectrctty is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
In tho form Of nervous or sick headaches neuralRjs
In the head, neck or cxtremities ccnsamption wEep
In tho acute stages where the lungs are NOT fully
involved; aout9 or chronic rheumatism, sc-cSula hjx
diseases white swellings, spinal diseases UurvatI
Of the spino, contracted muscles, distorted Hnbs
palsy or paralysis st. Vitae Dance, deafness stam-
meriag or hesttancy of speech, dyspepsia, indiges
tions constipation and liver complaint, pies-we cure
every case that car be presented asthma, hronchs
ts structures Of the chess, and all forms o. female
complaints.
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Notes Of ali the denominations named viii be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions
This is
The only Loan i'm Market
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81 S& - - - NEW YORK, Feb. 2.
Special dispatch of the 9th, from the vicin-
ity Of Hatcher's Run, mention the resignation
Of Gen. Gregg, the intensely cold weather, and
the strengthening of the position by the erec-
ton of earthworks
Stragglers were returning in considerable
numbers, sls fiasqss0 -isls 5st
The Herald's Washington dispatch states
that it is understood there that dispatches
have been received from City Point, stating
that the Richmond papers of the 18th, con-
Arm the report OF tho capture of Branchyile,
and also contain report that Charleston has
been evacuated. Sssss & sxaR1.aN
A partial account of the great rebel meeting
in Richmond on Thursday noon, shows that
Hunter presided, making fire eating speech,
followed by JEFF. Davis, Marshall Giimer. and
DINERS: Davis and all his cabinet, Lolgstreet
and Hill with their etaffs in full uniform. and
all the rebel functionaries in Richmond we're
present The gathering of traitors and rebels
was one OF the largest ever held in that city.
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EDUCATIONAL.
No. Yarmouth Academy
YARMOUTH MAINE.

FEIHE Spring Term viii comm ence Feb ID. For
II particulars address Il. s. Hoyt, A. n Princi
pal, or sefa cs,e ~ JAMES BATES,
ian24tf =. n Saotv
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STABBING.-Saturday evening an ARRAY
took place in the shop of P. McGliuchy on Fore
Street, between VIM. Chase the lobsterman,
and John More, a soldier belonging to Fort
Preble. Both of the men were somewhat in
toxicated, and in the ARRAY, More stabbed
Chase in the groin with knife. The wound
is not supposed to be dangerous one. Of
ficers Burnham and burlington arrested More
and took him to the lookup. ,a9lg bas
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Soldiers, Home.

The following named Soldiers we're admitted
and left the Portland Soldiers Home for the
week ending Feb. 18th:
Admitted-Geo. FL. Remission, Co. FL, 9th
Me-; VIM. 81. Weeman, 1st Me. Battery; Jas.
]. Reeves, Co. F, 1st Me. Heavy Artillery
Horace Curch. Co. B, 7th N. H.; Horace B.
Davis, Co. /, 9th Me.
VIM. Berry left for Gen. Hospital, Augusta;
three left for their homes. Ia
w. H.PLUMMER, Agent
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City REcRUTTING OFFIcE.-The Mayor and
Aldermen have established recruiting Office
in the corridor of tho City Building, for the
purpose of enlisting volunteers and substitu-
tes on the quota of this city. tits under the
charge of Mr.. John T. Hull, assisted by Mr..
George q. Libby, former soldier in the 18th
regiment, who lost an arm at Port Hudson.
Parties wishing to enlist as volunteers or sub
stitutes can obtain the highest bounties paid
to them direct, without the Intervention OF
substitute brokers. .
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MEETING HOUSE SALE.-This afternoon,
on the premises, Henry Bailey a. Co. will sell
at auction, the Universalist Meeting House
anG lot, on the corner Of Congress and Pearl
streets, together with organ and fixtures in
the church. 1t 10 . valuable lot, and the loca-
ton is very cenix&i undesirable one.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ST. DAvID.-Steamship
st. David, Capt. Arid, from Liverpool 10th
and Neville 28th, arrived at this port at 10
o'clock Saturday, bringing sixacabin and 112
steerage passengers and full cargo. One
death occurred among the steerage passengers
during the voyage. -, ,.a lso8
We are under obligations to Messrs. Allan
Brothers & Co. through the courtesy Of Pur-
ser Newlands, for files of papers. The news
has been anticipated. ai's
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Dani.1 Ra,,, so,a 70 ne nsns,..

3aa ste aHisa New YORK, Feb. II.
The Herald's special Washington dispatch
states that Consul Dudley, at London, informs
our government that the Bordeaux Ram has
been sold by the Danish government to the
rebels, and she is to sail from the Island of
Howat immediately, some fifty sailors having
been shipped from England to man her. g ~
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WE are under obligations to A. L. Norton,
Messenger of the House for copy of the
Legislative Register of the State of Maine for
the year 1865. 1t gives the name, residence,
P. o. address, place of birth, occupation, poll
tics, age, weight, height and former legislative
service of each member Of the Executive De-
partment and of the Legislature. ma
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-13

THE YARMOUTH PAPER COMPANY has
recently built new and very convenient mill
for the manufacture of book and news papers
at Yarmouth, which is now in full operation.
This company is composed principally of gen
tlemen Of this city and Yarmouth, and has just
been Incorporated. The mill is located on
one of the best privileges in this country.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-13

In the rebel Congress on the 9th Wigfall
and Haynes made a furious onslaught on
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-13
TEETHl TEETHl TEETH

DR.. d. still continues Extract Teeth BY Elscfs &c
jty srithoMf Pain. Persons having decayed zee tn
stamps they wish to have remos ed for resetti
he would give polite invitation 10 call
superior klecfr0 Magnetic Machines for sale foK
family use with thorough instructions.
DR.. D. ean accommodate few patients with
board and treatment Mt his house.
Once hcurs from 8 oelneh ts t2E.u
from to p. NJ, ana to In the Evening
ConsaltkSacr Free. novltf
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THEATRE.-NeT York and her Vices, has
proved so popular play that it will be re
peated, together with the Peoples Lawyer,
this evening. This company are nightly win
ming the favor OF the public. Their perform
ances last week were well patronized by large
and fashionable audiences. ea @
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-
From MISUNDERSTANDING up of Guerrilla
Bands.

~ r5~sAssr ,.s-f bands.
NEW YORK, Feb. ~.
y A Morganzie letter states that Major Gen.
HurlDut had been on visit of inspection TO
that post, whore he found the fortihcations,
ana troops of Gen. Ullman's command in the
highest state OF efficiency, aoE Mia
Continual scouting parties and reconnois-
ances from Mcrganzie, keep the rebels at dis
lance from that locality. ossIs IS 5slr gs vi
Capt. Guest of the I'D N. Y. regiment, was
accidentiy shot by a sentinel and was buried
with military honors.s =
40 The recent expedition against the former
guerriilas IN Raccourie Bayou, succeeded in
destroying some half dozen of their rendez-
Vous capturing two steamer loads Of stores,
aud scattering the band of those scoundrels
who had murdered Master Hatcher. During
the return Of the expedition Lieut.. Whitney
OF the 92d regiment, and sergeant of the I'd
New York cavalry were captured. There was
no other loss g Aa-aw
The health Of the garrison at Moaganzie
was excellent $500. -.sa4 $500. fe.ss5s
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LADIRR

Who Lave cold hards nud feet; weak stomaohs.
lame ana weak backs; nervous and RicE hsadaohc;
dizziness and swimming In the head with indiges.
ton and constipation OF the bowels; pain Ia the side
and back; le1corTnpa, Tor whisea); falling o. the
womb with informal oRncers tumoTs, polypus, and
all that long train Of diseases will find 90 Electric
tty cure means Of cure. For painful menstruation
too prcguse nenstrueion, and all OF those long line
Of troables with young ladies Electricity is Sertan
speciEo and will In short time restore the sufferer
10 the vigor Of health.s
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! The Great War Meeting ~ Richmond.

81 IS ~ aa5sf usgss WASHINGTON, Feb. IL.
Be Richmond papers of Friday say three meet
ings were held In Richmond on Thursday two
in the African church and one in the hall of
the House of Delegates, toitake action on the
terms fpeace lately offered by the President
of the United Stetes. The, papers represent
the enthusiasm as unbonnded. Among the
prominent speakers was Senator Hunter, who
said that in answer to question as to the
status of the Confederate States in case of
submission Mr.. Lincoln said to him that IL
rested with Congress alone to say whether we
should be. received back into the Union as
States or not. 80 s.ss .nsr sa7 saDa
The Secretary Of State, Mr.. Benjamin, ear
nestly advocated the employment of negro
soldiers. .es 9 &s9 x .szaAsM IS
Mr.. Sheffrie's remarks, it is said in an edi-
torial, reflected the firm purpose Of the people
of these States to fight the fight out and per-
ish rather than submit. Eo's a. 1rs osl -9ss
81 Mr.. Gilmore Of North Carolina, and others.
made speeches glowing with the flames of
war, and resistance resolutions of a kindred
character were adopted. ESD y hgs1 edl1
The Wing says Mr.. Blair came here fully
impressed with the idea that we were on the
point of exhaustion and that any further re-
sistance we nightmare would be the last eff
forts OF frantic despair.
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KNG's LADY's BooK-The February num-
Der of this little gem has been laid upon our
table. Its subscription list we are glad to
learn, like its little but enterprising publishers
is growing fast. %
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THE American Illustrated newspapers for
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Elk
change street.
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PORTLAND AND VIoxNETY.
spe.,cial Notioa..

Thof'llowing regulations win be rigidIy observed
by the Proprietcrs of the Press; Is -
l. Nopapers viii be delivered by Carriers except
70 those who have subscribed atthe office. 5ieaa
z. No Carrier will be allowed to sell papers on his
route, or to collect money from subscribers. aii1W
Carriers found guilty Of violating the foregoing
esthey will be discharged.
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Portland Academy !!

The Winter Term Will Begin Nov. So.
FgsHIS School ia for both Misses and Masters with
Il out regard to age attainments.
Pupils may be admitted at any time in the term
For further particulars apply to
j. Ii. HANSON,
novl6d6m 81 Congress street.
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We advise all who feel friendly to the brave
Maine boys, to 60 to the City Hall Tuesday
eve., and get their suppers. Supper from half
past 6 to O'Clock. -
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g aissa . aol 80 aeas CAIRO, Feb. IL.
Eleven hundred and fifty bales Of cotton
have arrived from Memphis for Cincinnati
VI sr9lEls 94 ss4eP PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IL.
A terrible snow storm is prevailing here; the
snow is now fifteen inches deep.
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Notice.

dar1LN q PoRTLAND, Jan. 20, 1856.
WYE certify that we have thoroughly examined
w the Machine Shop ofths Portland Company
an1 that thpFe IL no danger of accident.
TIE only defect was in q few of tine moor umbers
of the third story.
This has been ferneded as to be perfectly 81 70
until tha whole structuro be made douhly ona
nv new heams and columns which are in proarese.
and viii be completed as soon az rrSc tcabis
- ~ Ihos- ], SPARROW,
;a1a0 GEO BROCK
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THE sale of pews in the new Universalist
Church in Congress Square will take place at
the Church tomorrow evening.
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Municipal Court. Feb, IL,

Charles Rounds, On search and seizure
process was fined 500 and costs, which he
paid
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ay T1ect1.1Cdtv

Tho Rheumatic. the equity, the lame and the las,
leap With Joy, and move with the agility and elastic.
ty OF youth; the heated brain Is cooIc; the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deiormities 70.
moved; fAinfness converted to vigor, weakness to
the blind made to see the deaf TO hear ana
the pElsied form to move upright; the bleEaishes o.
prevea ted the calaraies Of old age obviated, sn0
an active alrcuIaticu maintained.
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2 1'HF NEW YORK, Feb. II. J.
A fire on John Street last night, destroyed
property valued at 100000. The premises
were occupiedby ]. D. Bates & Co, dealers in
wadding, cotton, oats &C., and j. A. Babcock,
silver plate.
From $4,000 to $4,000 in counterfeit
money. was seized last night, and the counter
feiter John Campee arrested. The counter
feits were well executed, and were princi.
pally tens on Merchants Bank of New Haven.
and ive's on the Smithfeld Bank, vt.
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FINANCIAL.
u. S. 7-3O LOAN.

By authority Of the Secretary of the Treasury the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale of United States Treasury Ectes
bearing seven and three enths per cent interestrer
annun known asshs ~ r. f4ks seA Y
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TO THE DAILY PRESS.

Gen. Gfant before Gle Cos.naittee nv, ,ha No..
amcs q re maT-4sa agreement for M, ~
= - - '''Sssers has been made.
can n.. WASHINGTON, Feb. IL.
on fba Gaoas was VINO before the Committee
soilo ~. oonuuce OF the War this morning, the
nnny ..i quesLion was asked him: It is stated
upon what authority do not know, that YOU
a nriso charged entirely with the exchange of
zen. Grant replied sThat is correct, and
Mnat y more, have effected an arrangement
ioT Inc exchange of prisoners, man for man
ana offlcer for officer, or his equivalent, accord
ing to the old cartel, until one or the other
party has exhausted the number they now
hold. 4 80 ser IA as5sss u ga so
i get great many letters daily from friends
OF prisoners in the South, every one of which
cause TO be answered, telling them that this
arrangement has been made, and that sup
pose exchanges will be made at the rate of 5000
per week, and just as fast as they come.
q will receive them and deliver their prison
ers 10 them. 1 myself saw Col. Hatch, the
assistant Commissioner of exchange on the
part OF the South, and he told me that the Sal
isbury prisoners would be coming on at once.
he said he could bring them in at the rate of
5000 Or 6000 per week.
Question-There is no impeachment in the
way. kasa sa= rag ssu "a 80 o.. =
us wOt-- mere Is 10 impeachment on our
SIDE. could deliver and receive every one
OF them in very short time If they will de-
liver those they hold. We have lost some two
weeks lately on account of the ice in the river.
soon after reading of this part Of the testimony
before the committee, Lieut.. Gen. Grant came
into the hall of the House accompanied by
several friends. AS soon as be was noticed
CROWDS gathered around him to such an ex-
tent as to interfere with the order of business
OF the House. Mr.. Mallory moved that the
House take recess of five minutes to pay
their respects to Gen. Grant. This was unan-
imously agreed to. Gen. Grant advanced to
theiarea around the clerks desk, where the
members were formally introduced to him.
Mr.. Schenck, in order that Lieut.. Gen. Grant
might be officially introduced to the Represen
tatives Of the people, moved that he be Invited
and escorted to the Speakers stand. This
was unanimously acquiesed in. The Speaker
then said: fss
"Gentlemen-I have the honor 10 introduce
to you our heroic defender in the field. the
Lieutenant General of the armies of the Unit
cd States, U. s. Grant" This introduction
was received by an outburst of applause from
the floor and gallaries. Gen. Grant bowed 10
acknowledgment of the compliment, and after
a slight pause retired, the audience again an.
plauding as he Withdrew. ssss tssfsa4
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Us. 500 Six Per Cent.
GQlu-BEARlNG RQknS /

These Bonds ara now worth premium of nine per
cent including gold interest from Novembs-, which
makes the actual profit on the 7sO loan, at current
rates, including interest, about ten per cent Per
annum betides its exemption from State and mani
cipaI tosGtion, which adds from one to three per
cent. more, according 10 the rate levied on other
property. The interest is payable semi-annuaBy BY
coupons attached toeachnote. which may be cut of
ami sold to any bank or banker. tgaa
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Fro,,. the Southwest.

81. "a rag ssasa sd ST.. LOUIS, Feb. II.
Gen. Dodge telegraphs Gen. Pope from
Leavenworth, that he will have the telegraph
line open to Denver, and Salt Lake. on Sun
day, and is now ready to protect the overland
mail through. ogA SO 5i.a baaR adj 40 q
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AUCTION SALES.


VIE ns Esws in the New Uni 7ersalist Church. on
~ XSontrsss squsre, VII be sod at 'uctlon, on
Lue,eay Evening next l4h inst, az u O'Clock, on
The church VIII be open to visitors ON Monday
preceding the Gay ofsals ava ihs day of sale
from NJ 10 q e'clees N, vhsu persons desi-
rous ofinspectiDg the church or affecting news viii
have good opportunity 10 do 40.
fsblltd HENRY BAILEY q CO.. Auct'rs.
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One hundred and fifty bales OF cotton ar
rived here from Memphis for Louisville to-
day.
Gen. Lew Wallace is here, and will probably
act on the court martial in place of Gen. Car
rington. 1t is reported that the court will ad-
journ to Paducah. 5na sssE $40
Gen. Payne has not yet arrived. a
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SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date of Auggst 18th,
1864 and are payable thres years from that time in
currency, or ara convertible at the option Of the
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a ~ - a7e11--1 . Z E5AN = RANCISCO, F6D. 4.
"A fire at the corner of Sacramento and Mar
ket streets yesterday, destroyed property of
the value of 100000. .. g.
There is an unusually lage feet OF square
rugged vessels in port, many of which are UNI
able to discharge their cargoes on account of
bad weather. e sl' ~ '.s@s , o.M g q
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Great Fire Ia Netc YorIs---Arrest ofa COusste,
f'93ae feiter. sEA sUE
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Notice,

Notice.
MFR EDMUND LIBRY is admitted member
WI of the firm Tyler g. Lamb, from January LIST,
1866. 8N sNasA z.s saty
The style of the firm from this date will Re
az ~ e,u ssrtsstsIs lasas TYLER, LAMB co.
Portland, Feb. s, 1855. 3 feb9d2ws 4