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w. K. Morris.
Z. g. r. Fox.

THEATRE.-T The great drama "Peep o
Day." was admirably performed last evening
before a full and respectable audience. Muir
ray, in the character of Barney O'Toole, was
capital and kept the audience in the best of
humor. Others also executed their roles in
excellent style, and the play was enthusiastic
cally received. This drama has . good plot,
and not one so intricate as to distract the au.
ditors and tax their brains to keep along with
it. We think this play win be very popular
with Portland audience. twill be perform
ed again this evening. This company are
making friends very fast, and their audiences
are on the increase, which speaks well for
them. We are pleased with the, good order
preserved during the performances Hereto
fore there has been too much noise in the gal
leries, but it seems this company have found q
remedy for that. -
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totton-lower; sales 500 bales At niddiing up upla

7tfa4 = ss .sst - NEW YORK. Feb e
totton-lower; sales 800 bales at middling upland
| Flour-sales 1890 bbls State and Western quiet;
State 9l6 q IS; Ror.Sa Hoop Ohio r 60@ll go i
Western 70 @ 9 rs; thern quiet; "a . $50
at oil so. 7r Ya ss, ,isfi4. g4ill lssH "a =
Wheat-auiet; sales 1000 bush no. Chicago
SPRING. II; 400 bush choice White Western ut 65
and 760J bush choice Amber Mlsa1kee at 2 10.
Cern-ftmsr; sales 1900 bush mixed Western old
| 1877 3 1sfaa5 4h@AasA.ss
Beef-quiet. issi y g g
Pork-unsettled; sales 1900 bblsnew mess at So 80.
@ ~ 25. sssgi ss s. l3is ~ sass.E gsss
Lard--dull; sales $50 bbis at 1si@2ss. Mr.. ss.... s
Butter-Ohio 32t147. ~ is...3 5s' =, IN. . III
Whiskey- lower sales 400 bbls at 3.@2 81. Z. +.
Sugar--frm; sales 100 hhds Wuscoc ado at l6G02l;
according to grade; Havana 800 boxes at l8l@l9 !
Grocerfes-dul.
Nsval Stores dull. & s.ifs 81 lii,ss Is s.5 Is
" Freightsto Liverpool-du. ls..s's .sq1
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horses seighs Harnesses Robes, &C.
Ds.saa. ,oey; keb. 4. at II o'c ock, end on Lime
sA1 n Ne snsi sell at Aucti n, House sleg 2,
nass Pnhaa Saeiehs, New and second hand Har-
janal:d HENRY Bailey & Co Auctioneers.
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4NH Axe IkH y tta na -aL
q, s. Commissioners Court.

wM. H. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, Commissioners. d
Thomas Gordon, a substitute broker, was
before the Commissioner yesterday on a com
plant charging him with enlisting a man il
Hancock's corps, under false certi ieate.a The
complaint was dismissed on the agreement OF
Gordon to enlist In the navy. G. E. B. Jack
son, Assistant U. S. District Attorney for
Government. s..sss,..5, g.sss..- = ~
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No. Yarmouth Academy,
a ae IL .esbrss isssx, yias aosssr-rii = ~
YARMOUTH MAINE. ss. "a. 3 4. e VI,

TVVHE Spring Term wilfcomn ence Feb Ia. For
n particulars address T.. s.. ,Hoyt, A. M Princi.
opal, or JAMES BATES. : -,
lanz4u aoisrtbsa aace s ,iaili "a .istss, Sec'y,s
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zen. c"eTnt0n--Ooangs or the Bebek House
of Representatives. ssasAesl---. ,s.slsss.s.s.
eqss WASHINGTON Feb.l2.
The Richmond Despatch Of Tuesday last
contains the following: 4oe4fu
The enemy's newspapers have falsely report
ed the Tallahassee as captured. She ran into
New Inlet just after the capture of Fort Fish
er, when discovering that some important
change, he knew not then what, had occurred
in the military situation, her commander,
Capt Maffit, put to sea and made good his Is.
cape. =. y, ldsai's3t ~ sfy95s lHE 30
Information from South Carolina yesterday
morning is to the effect that Sherman's imam
try, with their wagon trains,q are cencamped
near Ennis Cross Roads, on the road leading
towards Grahamsville, and on road running
towards Sisters Ferry. A reconnaissance
force was reported within four miles of Rob
ertsville, WATCH is fifty miles north OF Sayan-
nah and FIVE miles east of the Savannah River.
A small force of Yankees landed on Little
Britiana Island, near Legares, on Saturday
night, but were driven of. - Eae
Gen. Hardee telegraphs that the enemy
crossed a. Springfield on the night of the 26th
ult., and moved northward in two columns on
the morning of the 9th. He also reports that
all attempts to cross Cambrihee River SO far,
has tailed. sRBeA8E 130a sb88s U4e
In the Confederate House of Representatives
on Monday, Mr.. De Jarnett offered resolu.
; ton which was unanimously referred to The
committee on Foreign Affairs, saying that the
time may be far distant when the Confederate
States will be prepared to unite ON the basis
Of the Independence Of the Confederate States
with those most interested in the vindcation
of the principles of the Monroe doctrine, to
the exclusion of all seeming violations of those
principles on the continentof North America.
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Report of the Naval Committee.

! - > n n - = ~ 4 y NEW IOhhy E6Us
The Army and Naval journal contains the
report of the Naval committee on rif1ed cam
non. They find that of 703 Parrot guns OF
all calabres, twenty-one burst or been other
wise injured by explosion. They ascribe
these accidents to various causes such as the
use of compressed POWDER or unsuitable pro-
jectiles, neglecting to Intricate the projectiles
as required by the ordinance instructions, and
: keeping the guns too long loaded. Premature,
explosion of shells is however the main cause.
They recommend experiments to place the
matter beyond dispute and decide the question
of retaining the Parrot in use. & sa..,1.'i q
The steamer Rebecca Clyde from Savannah
has arrived, with full cargo Of cotton, con-
signed to Collector Draper. She brings no
news. xxi ee,,i tgs, IA
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LUClFER MATCHES.

The Philanthropist signs over the fearful list of
human noes. incurable diseases, end premature
deaths, which have bren caused by inhzlDg the
fumes of Phosphorus and Su phur IN ire manufac.
ture Of common LuciIer or Friction Matches. The
most CHASTITY Of these diseases is Necrosis, the de-
cay of the lower jaw bone. Thirteen these cases,
mostly young womeus have been treated in the New
York hospitals, within Jew me pths, wfat then
must be the aggregate ofhuman suf,ring fl ON these
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pssst of the President to Fortress !, Monroe.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.
At II O'Clock this forenoon, President Lin
coin left Washington by special train for An
napolis, at which place he arrived at P. NJ,
and embarked on the steamer Thomas Golfer
for Fortress Monroe, which place he will reach
at one o'clock tomorrow morning. Z. ss.:.
Information arrived from Fortress Monroe
tonight, states that the Southern commission
ers on Tuesday, were on board Gen. Grants
dispatch boat, the Mary Martin, awaiting the
Presidents order as to whether they should
proceed to Washington.
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Proposals for Beet.

OFFICE OF THE A. @. NJ. & A. C. s., U.gA,lhs
Portland Maine, Feb'y LIST, 1866. z
SEALtD Proposals will be received at this office
~ until Monday, February 81, 1896 at IL M, for the
supply of Fresh Beef to ali the troops stationed in
the vicinity of Portland Maine, for one year from
March Is, 1866 such les time as the Commissary
ty quarters, with an equal proportion OF each,
Gotcks and shanks to be exc udedl. Each bid must
De accompanied by the names of two respor sible
persons, rssiGents of PoFtls nd to enter into suf
Gent bond sureties for the faithful performance
OF the contract, and copy Of this advertisement.
Inc A. g.. S. re erves the right to reject any or
all bids forreasons conceived by him of benefit to the
government. ALI contracts will besubmitted to the
Commissary General for approval. iel'l ilash
Proposals must be endorsed "Propr sails for far
nishng Fresh Beef Ok 1922 Por land Post Office y
The bids will be opened at the me specified. at my
office, No 1924 Morton Block Congress street. Bid
ders are invited TO be present s.i1 u s4ts4 s4r
r4as5 s.assza.A 3 HENRY INMAN. ts.1 s.744
Capt. A. Q. M. & A G. s., q. s. A.
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BURNErr's original Cocoaine is the best.
hair dressing in the world. Z. '''' g..
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Political.

- ..'l's7. - = : - p BOSTON, req. z.
A bill was presented in the House this alter
noon ratifying the Constitutional Amend
ment abolishing slavery, and after debate re-
ferred to the Committee on Federal Relations.
At the proper time it is presumed the bill will
be adopted nearly unanimously by yea and
nay vote. $50 s4s.--isss .s..t .rs..i.,.ss5 "a
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Arrival of the Rebel Peace Cosnssisst toner's
,a0ithiS the Federal Lines.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAc, /
.gst ,24kl9 ~ G4kE Febfuary Il. {

y sANA II AtAy - c.iilA February 4. I
The announcement that the rebel peace COM
missioners had arrived within our lines and
gone to Washington, although premature, was
not without foundation in fact. On Sunday a
flag OF truce appeared on the line near the
centre, and being ans wered, 1T was found to be
a request in pursuance OF an understanding
with Mr.. Blair and Gen. Grant, for permission
to the following named gentlemen to pass 10
Gen. Grants headquarters namely: Lieut.
Col. Hatch, A. A. e., and exchange commis.
sioner, Alex. 81. Stephens, R. NJ. T. Hunter
and j. A. Campbell. h, ,..,.,.. .,....,...s... !.
Col. Samuel Hartman, commanding the 1st
brigade, LIST division 9th Corps, received the
communication, and forwarded it to the head.
Quarters. Owing to Gen. Grants absence from
the front, no reply could be sent immedi ately
but the matter was referred TO Washington,
and after several communications had passed
between our authorities and the commission
ers, the permission was granted. fr4eou
A deputatlon, consisting OF Col. Babcock OF
Gen. Grants staff, Col Hartman, Col. Lyde of
Gen. Parke's staff, and Capt. Bracket of Gen.
WiIcox's staff, were appointed to meet the
gentlemen, and escort them within our lines.
The deputation reached the appointed place
just before sunset Saturday, and were joined
by Mr.. Stephens and his companions, and af-
ter a, few minutes interchangeo of cvilities, the
party came within our lines, at which moment
the troops on both sides united in stimuli
taneous cheer, which seemed to give them
greater confidence than they before exhibited.
They were escorted to the railroad in car
riages, where special train was in waiting to
carry them to City Point. A large crowd of
soldiers was assembled here, anxious to get
glimpse ofthe strangers, and when the train
started, loud cheers greeted them.5 si4H3 q D
On arriving at City Point, they were taken
10 zen. Grants headquarters, where they
spent the night. Sd
stephens and Campbell looked much enact.
ateu ana care worn, but Hunter appeared to
De as haal and hearty as did Col. Hatch. The
latter conducted the negotiations in his usual
agreeable and happy manner, the only allusion
made to our difficulty was ahone expressed
by Stephens to Col. Hartman, opybidding him
good bye, that they would soon meet under
happier auspices. -
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/, Per Steamship .Africa. at Half <,

!
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Jan. 2lst.-
The sales of Cotton to-day 5000 bales, inelud
ing 20 0 to spectators and exporters. The market
closed firm and unchanged
Breadstuffs-il active s.res -sl
Provisions-frm and upward. $3.50 aazgls sag..
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Jan. 21.--Consols
closed at S98@s9s for money.
AMERICAN SECURTTIES.-Hl Illinois Central rail
road shares 49a@50a dis; Erie Railroad S4@A5.
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Special Notice.

Tho following regulations will be rgidly observed
by the Proprietors Of the Press; e4A
!. No papers will be delivered by Carriers except
20 those who have subscribed atthe once
2. No Carrier will be allowed TO sell papers On ns
route, or to collect money from subscribers.
8. oarriersfound guilty Of vioiatiDs the foregoing
rules they viii be discharged.
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sale of Forfeited Goods

3 COLLECTORS OFFICE, DISTRICT OF PORTLAND
z AND FALMOUTH, s.a IS 3 s.
GEES gs POrttGnd. Dec. 20, 1884,
FnNhE following described merchandise having
- been forfeited for violation OF the Revenue
Laws OF ths United States public notice of said seiz
ures ha ing been given and no claim to said goods
ton at the Cid Custem House at this mort on Friday
Fepruary Sd. 1885, at II O'Clock. A. M to wit:
g Dbl; WI ssey; cases of Wine. of 70 bottles
Dbl Molasses; 2 bbls Moasses; bbls Molasses. :.
WASHBURN, Jr, Collector :
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THE Collector Of Internal Revenue wishes
us to call the attention of manufacturers and
butchers to the fact that ten per cent. penalty
will be added to taxes for month OF December
unless paid to day. 4.,s,o
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/. Stool. MarAes. s..i g, e. g .. AZ. s
NEW York Feb 2
y1ss iafazie ~ "a sos p 4isaa ts'ai u fi4
. LEGISLATURE of Maine.

In the Senate on Wednesday, no important
business was transacted. =, .1s. % .,,.s s,r
In the House, the day was principally occu-
pied in discussing the poll tax bill, and the
bill to legalize the doings Of cities, towns, &C.,
in raising bounties, as stated in our special
despatch in yesterdays issue. Pending the
further consideration Of the latter bill the
House adjourned. 60 e..
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Skates.

"A GOOD assortment of Skates for sale by y
Ia W.D. ROBINSON, "a no tsasi
- Is H'.9 No. 20 Exchange ct.
Also, viollns, Acordions, Guitars, and a large as
sortment Of Toys. Cheap for Cash, 2 iei I
Sept 26-w3m ,'.s1 s'".-
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ORANe William Allen. Jr., has just re-
ceived at his fruit, confectionery and cigar
store, Nos. 10 and Is, Exchange Street, ten
thousand Cuba Oranges just imported into
this port. They are very sweet, delicious and
in good order. Now is the time to get good
fruit. Call quickly as they are going of very
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SALE, OF FORFEITED GooDs.--Attention
is called to the sale of goods forfeited for vio-
Iation of the Revenue Laws Of the U. S.
this day. at II O'Clock A. M, at the Old Gus.
tom House on Fore street, consisting Of Mo-
lasses Sugar, Wine and Whiskey. See Col
Iector,s notice. ~ III y -.
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WE would remind our readers that the last
of those popular Union Assemblies occurs at
Lancaster Hall this evening. The managers
will have on all the, extras this evening for a.
good time. rnrggfscns8
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&orfh PFess' - .--.z-'-e'--sA.s----
!. Mr.. Editor lin the Coal Communication
published few days since, you made the bill
read dealers, instead OF dealer. This rather
duplicates parties not intended. and as have
no desire o ipjure any one without cause, /
trust you win have it corrected. Again you
made the certificate read $50 lbs. instead Of
$40 lbs. There is balance Of 100 lbs, now
due me which has not been delivered yet.
Had it been an accidental error it would
have been made good by this time or an ex-
PLANTATION made. trust no difiience or fear
Of appearing green will deter the dealer from
making good the balance due, and save me
the unpleasant task Of calling names in the
body of that bill and certificate. A. RING.
PORTLAND, FEBRUARY 2, 1865.
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LEVER The ladies Of Casco Street Church
intend to give levee at City Hall next Thurs
day evening, Preparations are making for a
grand affair. "a as{ tahsl4 70
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Who have cold hands and feet; weak ,stomaah.
limo and weak backs; nervous and aiok headacho,,
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indigo.
ton and constipation OF the bowels; pain in the Sic
ana pacx i.eGoorrn@e, Tor whitosi; falling Of ths
~ tnat Tong train Of diseases will find In Electric
w sure means o. cure For painful menstruatiop
soo prol1se menstFuatoD, and al Of those long line
o. troubles with young ladies Electricity Is certain
speciho and WILL In short tirae restore the sufersf
to tho vi0or of bonIkh ~~~~~AN-
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Fg,.an,cfal.s

.s.-..5, PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2. 8
1t is announced that five per cent. legal ten
der notes will be received by the general sub
scription agent, in payment of subscriptions
to the new 7-30 loan with all the accrued in
terest to the date ofthe receipt, 80 ss -. "a +.
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2 TEETH TEETHl TEETHI

Dr. D. stir continues to Extract Teeth by EIecsrie-
ity scith0Ht Pain Persons ha, ine decay, a teeth
or stump they wish to have reno, ed for resetting
he would give polite invitation o cal. :
Superior electro "aenetic Machines for sale Tor
family use with tforcus iDstrr cfions.
DR.; D.. an accommodate q few patients with
board and treatment At HE house
from to p NJ, ana 70 in the Evening.
Consust4ro. sses novln
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HoRsEs WANTED. The attention Of far
mers and others, having horses to dispose of,
is invited to the advertisement Of Cavalry
Horses Wanted,n.a 3AAal
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U. 5. MARSHAL'S NOTICE,

are IL "
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ST ssasf 81
DIsTRIOT OF MAINE, SIS. ast a.a siss4 $40
d. RSUANT to Munitions from the Hon. Ashur
II Ware, Judge of the United states District Court
within and for the District of Name here BY give
public notice that the following Libe have been
fled in said Court viz I1l1 al7f
A Libel against the Brig CHARLEs WESLEY,
seized by the Collector of the District of portland
and Fa mouth on the TWEEN y. sew enth DAY of Janu-
airy instant, at Portland in said District aas 4 moss
3 A Libel against ONE bARREL and TEN DRMI-
JOHNS Of SANTA CRUz Rum, seized by the Co lee or
of the District of Portland and Falmouth on the
twenty seventh day January ms ant, az Portland
in said d 'strict. Il y sss ,'ss5 s 100 1-y5 a
A Libel against ONE BARREL OF SUGAR AND
THREE BARRELS OF MoLAssFs seizeo by the Col.
lectoc Of the Distr ct OF Portland and Falmouth on
the twenty first day of January, instant, at Port
land, in saiu Dist let. 45.. e.s
Which Sc lures were for breaches of the laws Of
the United States as is mora particularly set forth
IN said Lii els that bearing ard trial will be had
thereon, at Portland. in said Dst-ct on the Second
Tuesday Of February neat, where any ersons inte-
rested therein may appear. and show cause, il any
can be shown, wherefo the same should not be de-
creed forfeit, and disposed of according to law.
Dated at Portland this thirty fret day of Janu-
airy, 1866. i 49, H.. 49, ~ s, - ~
. 49,. = F. A. QUINBY, o. S. Dept Marshal. {.
Jnnoldl4d. District of Maine
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Office.

A LII Freight from the United States for Canada,
IN will be dAtiined at Isla d Pond u1less IL 10 ac
States Customs 80 - JGHN PORTEOIJS- -1 =
jan27dlm -, =. a geu..
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Portland Academy

The Winter ] ERIN will Begin Nov. So.
ryHIs Sohool ia for both Misses and Masters, with
i out regard to age or attainments.
Pupils NAV be admitted at any time in the term.
For further particulars apply to
j. II. HANSON,
novlsdsm sos n9 81 Congress street.
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% 0eBY)LUcIFER MATCHES.
The Pictnre is lncompIete.

Scarcely week passes without record of enc or
more children losing their lives BY these dangerous
articles. -..,,tt- "a -iia. aaf ai ti
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dark as II is without reference the annua oas Of
valuable property, which may safely be stated at
millions OF dollars .igffs II9E
Read the daily uruals, or enquire Of apy Ipsur-
ance Company, Tor q Vorihcation of this statement
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The late firm Of CLsAvELA ND and OseooD take
pleasure In recommending, to the confidence and
patronage of the public, their Successors Messrs.
FULLER and STEVENS us t.t-1a ian3ldlw ~
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EDWARD m. PATTEN,
Commission Merchant 4 AuctiOneeI

las removed TO the spacious store IL
Exchange Street, four door, heIov
Merchants Exchange.
VIII receive oonsignments of Me- ,banaisa Al
every description, for public or private sale SaIs.
of Real Estate, Vessels, Cargoes, Stocks and Mer.
ohandise solicited. Cash advances mace, with
prompt sales and returns. mchl2 diy
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!. Special Notice.
CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

EtHlS celebrated Toilet Eoap in such universal
n demand, Is made from the choicest materials
is mid and emollient in its naiure, frag -antIy
sc5nted and extremely bepef isl in its act upon
the sS'n. FIR Sale By all Druggists ana Faaey
Goods Dealers. jan31d1yr.
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Supreme Judicial Court.

JANUARY TERM---DAvIs, j., PREsIDING. a
Executors, VS.. Conway Insurance Co., the jury
returned verdict for plaintiffs for $3,353---.
Defendants counsel fled motion for a new
trial. sisubs siaess4 IS sSasa ii Il 5sa
E.& F. Fox. & T. M. Hayes aE " , e,
Fessenden & Butler. j. w. Symonds. q
No, 41s.-James 81. Lebroke, VS.. William
A. Taylor 2 q j fa,aaisss tig @. Iii'assss o "A.
Assumpsit on account annexed for work,
&C., amounting to $1,000. The action is
brought for the benefit Of Daniel r. Lebroke
to whom the account was assigned. The, de-
fence is that defendant is not liable, as he has
been charged as trustee of James b. Lebroke,
in a suit of johnson & Chenery against said
Lebroke and trustee, and that lie has paid the
Judgment in said suit, amounting to SIS, so on
execution. Also that defendant had no notice
ofthe assignment Of the account to Daniel r.
Lebroke. Verdict for defendant. to s21ta1 j
A. A. Srout.l vs. agoaXTwa w. E. Morris.
tHsg1s4 aGs obAsisss.t haa L. 81 F.Fox. q
No. 95. Lewis Libby VS.. David T. Chase.
Assumpsit for damages claimed $4,000 for
non-fulHlment of contract by defendant in
not disposing of certain notes and accounts
and certain property in Walkers Mills, which
had been conveyed by plaintiff to defendant.
for the purpose of paying off certain debts and
mortgages. The defense is that no contract
or negotiation has ever been made by defend.
ant with plaintiff. On trial.6sa Ea5 6 ca nor
SC. Snout, Lewis Pierce,
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Explosion.

.a4DH PHILADELPHIA. Feb. o.
Four men were killed BY the explosion Of a
locomotive near Hatfield.
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DISSOLUTION of Copartnershil
Notice..

VNHE annual meeting of the Portland Union Rail.
way and Back Bag Land Company for the
cnoice OF officers and such other business as nav
o. Moses Gould, corner of Middle and ExcbanSe
stress at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ, Tuesday Feb'y7, 1855
JapSodlwi eiss tss5ssa >. N. WINSLOW, Secy.
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Boarding

QUITS OF ROOMS, furnishei or unfnrnished
boaFde accommodated. "a c fsb2d1wr