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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. H.-A MEETING OF THE BOA
"a. Of Directors uill 10 held at lo.drrsrta-t, o.
lhuitrny evening, Na.cA yth, =, O'clock Pune ,
ND JonN TUNER, 4 $. ~ '0'' n 'N ~ l''
A o. H., NO. "a SPECIAL MEETl,S]
~ ~ 'le above number viii be held at h,Ai IL
.eis .l5 Hester st., on Friday evening, 10Th nssr
~ o.clock; Pqnctnh attendance Ia requested. y,
A-rAkLAN sec. z1lt,
\ PUBLIC MEETING OF TIE TAh
'icle Of the l,nian brotherhood. will be hcl n,
I \ cons At 9C' luitou o. BROOKLYN on &c,
OF m1k.hs Gland atree snd independent Ronul,,
tfC ieIat.te1 to attend. Prominent rr'akcf.
ADDE'S H'o meeting. Is. T. MURPHY, Centre. !,
A GRAND TEMPERANCE MEETING n
A'h" ta,f"r Mathew I Il society No. OF -
vI g held at o'clock this 2. ~ at Father MaIhtn.
ha,, go s,h aye. MT. robin and other clio ~ 70
iieny hIeynNyJd and o,her. EDM' f.. BkOMNn
iIe't LIN AAGl lKE, Rec. Sec i ii An
I!kAACH no. /, FATHER MAlHER T..
49,, 49, + +, A = seclet ~ 4Hison si-pubIe meet
NJ. lanr.ou aud others. Sin. M By Mas hel
hex, VIZ. Wallace, SC. Fine ian Of the Uruu,l
'et. Por the Precedent IS GALLAGHER n
EENIAN SISTERHOOD-THERE vi
BE- public u, tat yi the kiucoru CiU!c Of
Siteghood At Hall 2oI B3wt.y, bot. stanton e.
IouTon stron THURSDAY evening March 2 att =
Al lHdit. oi IRISH nationality and pirentste viii
blow for Freedom, are invited to attend. v
O'SliEh, bt,ctns'. MIS- BhONN, Sec. 134
LENlAN bROTHkRHOOD-A PUB
4 meeting Of the Brian Brohicme Circle vii.
held at 1858 Twelfth e. cor. ave. G., on Thursday, ~
inst ~ oclock All in iayof OF Irish freedom q
tend. ADJUrLNT SUKRIS, Center ~,
EATHER MATHEW 7. A. h. SOCIETY, =
L ., OF y. y, will holl public meeting a, Il, 4.
Hal, corner 3Sd 81. ard I'd ave- this lAur-day N
mug, at LAli-pzt O'Clock. speakers Mc-srs. II n
do'6, Dunn and Carroll. singing b the Cadets /.
mos. CoNCANNoS, Re. sec. ~
NOTICE - MARSHALS OF HE CIV
Nsocietiea that have been represented IN the I !,
Convention viii report their names at the Iesigei
~ the blnnd hhI sha, Joun Tucker - Para e., m
ioit fiiauy MORNING, hA''h W. u h9L th ~ nt II
VA be LETT out OF the programme. JOHN rick
Hiaud Mashal. $50 =
GCARfS, REGALIA, FLAGS, ETC, LTf
- may be got At lug Pineapple "a Bgoosyn, !,
less money than theJ eau be bought tor e.seS h. :
;. a. JOYCE. JG' 3
THE FATHER MATHEW I. A. B. Socie
i No. 3, OF brooklyn, /, i. viii bold TeaptrsJ,-
Meeting at ~ O'Clock This Eveninf. At Temporal
Han corner o Erahd aud 'ih sts. speaAeis Gss
NIcclAd aud j. L. Madden. Slngius By Iss Ia \
| h1ure, MERIT and Miss CauRvan.
il6 THOMAS BoYLAN, Pres,
THE MEMBERS OF THE IMMACULAn
l. Conception T. A. Is. Society will hold eye !
day, the Oh inst at o'clock PM TO make arTai n
ment- for the Celelraiiou Of 81 Patrick's DAY IA
DE-. MOsEOGh, Pres. CHAs. BOYLE, Sec. loi
THE YOUNG MEMS FATHER AiATH Ms
Il Temperance society, Of New YORK, hold pu'"
sS9 s5s % AZ SSTSSn ns coz o
| niuss, At hsi-past O'Clock. Speaking this event
| ~ George j. Campbell and Richard T. Jeiler.,d
tslr'. singlne by Miss aelinn and Mrs. cree
BROWN, Pres. JOHN g. BAGLEN, Rec Sec r
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ME YOUNG MEMS FATHER MATH g Ds

l. Temperance society, Of New YORK, hold pu''-
temperance meetings AZ Mcclellan Hail, cor oil .
niuss, At hsli-past O'clock Speaking this even
- George j. Campbell and Richard 4. JeiIer.'d
Eslts. singing by Miss Mctiinn and Mrs Gfbee
NoCI Loine cary and secure seats. GEOky
BROWN, Pres. JOHN g. DAGLEN, Rec. Sec. r
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- r A. Il. Society, ~ Hudson -t-publc meet
| TINS Ihdrsday evening, at Z, o'clock. Addreg-'.
| VI. lanriou and others. Sin. M By NJ keu
| hex VIZ. Wallace, SC. Fine li.ll of the Uruu,l
.et. P0r the PRECEDENT. IS GALLAGHER N
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paper. recently read before the British Associa
ton;
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A'h" tatf"r Mathew / 4 n society No of ~
NII lc hell AZ o'clock this 2 n At Father Ma.hn
hA', 2u6 sth ave. MI rUhin and other clio AZ v
-prGkeIs VIII address the audience. singing b. :.
Henry greenwood and othere. EDM'p. BLON ~
| lIe't LikL AAGllRt, Rec Sec m
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S. s. TEACHERS AssoCIATIoN.-Ths next
meeting of the Sabbath School Teachers As
sociation viii be held in the Vestry of the
Casco Street Church this, Saturday evening,
at Z 1-2 O'Clock. Subject for discussion
What means can best be employed to increase
the Interest in our Sabbath Schools? As all
those interested in the Sabbath School work
feel the need of an interest In this good cause,
the discussion of this question promises to be
an interesting one, and will no doubt secure a
large attendance at this meeting. The Sab
bath School is not only the leading auxiliary
of the church Tits nursery land great aid
to parents and guardians in bringing up those
committed to their care in the nuture and ad
monition of the Lord, but an important institu-
ton in moral and political point Of view,
placing around the children and youth as it
does those influences which shield them from
the many vices which are in our midst; and
implanting in their minds and characters those
principles which will make Of Chem useful and
honorable citizens. Sec.
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q. s. Commissioners Court.

WA. H. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER.
Yesterday, David G. Marsh, for assisting a
sailor to desert from the navy, was bound
over in the sum of $500 for his appearance at
the q. S. District Court on the first Tuesday
of February. He furnished the suretfes. G.
E. B. Jackson for Government. j. 81. Drum
mond for respondent.
: Charles e Kicker was arrigned before the
Commissioner, charged with assisting desert
e. TO escape in Massachusetts. The oiense
having been committed out of this District,
he was remanded to jail to await the order O.
the District Judge. tfis'3
Jacob Seabod, for assisting deserters to es-
cape from Augusta last week, had a further
examination in his case. In order to obtain
further testimony from Augusta the examina-
ton was continued to O'Clock next Monday
and he was committed to jail in default Of bal
in the sum of $1,000. S. c. Strout for respond
emit; G.. e. B. jackson for Government.
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Supreme Judicial Court.

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ny sne' VOC 'nV ie'9 y ~ n'y -
Aoo', con'a,ni an euieoii A' un Ane e.nion
Su"sion III 'ne ooui'hon oounon' ~ WHICH "SS
'ne rOiio"ins sA'i"o''
& @ae en ~ s,f's .ua. seIn
shirt We know Of At least one man who was
on the recent Mcclellan committee, Nth DIR.
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Items from Richmond Papers.

aal WASHINGTON, Jan 81.
The Richmond Examiner of the 25th has
the following:
We hear of no change in the Cabinet Mr..
Seldom has certainly and decidedly resigned.
His successor is not named or suggested.
The President has signed the bill creating a
General-in-Chlef and it is now a law. No ap-
pointment has yet been made. adt i.,gIisas
The Sentinel of the 18th says: Cannon anc
musketry were both heard in the direction of
Battery Harrison yesterday. 1t is reported
on the streets that Battery Harrison has been
recaptured from the Yankees. se
No official intelligence was received at the
War Department last night stas s6 asls
Mr.. Blair is still in the city. 1t is believed
that Blair has not been authorized with any
terms OF settlement that could be accepted by
the Confederate people. What consultations
have taken place between him and President
Davis it is presumed are only known to them
selves. r ~ 6 @
The rumor circulated yesterday of an ar
mistice for three months has its answer in the
thunder of cannon below the city. These ru-
mors of peace and suspension of hostilities can
have no other effect than to raise false hopes
in the minds of the people. The shortest way
for peace is vigorous war. The enemy will
never make terms with us until they are con-
vinced that we win fight until we achieve our
independence. * i s 4. as9Ds1 : 20
The Richmond Seminal of Wednesday says
The more we talk about peace the more we
arrogant the enemy, because the men who are
continually whining about peace but prolong
the war, as they well know there can be no
peace but in two ys--subjugation or indie
pendence. .a ss7f 80 "a. ,a - -.'1g ,, .as
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From RichnsOnd-PeGee RESOLUTIONS In the
Rebel COngress-AfiJitary Exemptions Sscepi
AaOdy-DtsGFectios at the South.
Nav YORK, Jan. 81.
Resolutions requesting JEFF Davis to appoint
commissioners TO negotiate with the government
at Washington for peace were presented in the
rebel House of Representatives few days ago,
and referred to the Committee on Foreign Rela-
tons by an almost unanimous vote. ee@
The Richmond Wing of the oath says: Nothing
has been offered the South for peace which it can
accept. and these peace movements show that the
Yankee government is really convinced of its in
ability to carry on the war to successful issue.
The rebel House have passed sweeping mea-
sure on the subject of exemptions. 1t repeats
what is known as the exemption clause, limits all
exemptions OF mail contractors, and revokes all
exemptions and details heretofore made by the
President and Secretary of War ofpersons fit for
active service, not within certain particulars.
Late Richmond papers are filed with sharp
criticisms upon the situation, showing great dis
affection throughout the South. The croakers
are denounced as becoming troublesome, and the
Somen are urged to frown them down. Union
and harmony are demanded; and there has been
an arrest of large number of disloyal citizens
and soldiers in Richmond.
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STEAM FIRE ENGINEs.-Hon. Mr. Hunter,
Mayor Of Schenectady, N. Y, and one Of the
members of the Board OF Aldermen of that
city, have been visiting the east for the purpose
of looking at steam fire engines. After visit
ing Boston, they went to Manchester, and
from thence came to this city. Yesterday
Aldermen Moody and Beal, and Chief Engi-
neer Russell, exhibited to them our engines
and had them worked. After witnessing their
operations, ard admiring their efficiency and
power, they went to the Portland Company's
works and contracted for one Of the I'd class
engines with Johnson's patent pump.
In every city where these engines have been
used, they are spoken Of in terms of highest
praise. t
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Religious Notices.

Religious notices oftwenty five words or less free;
all excess of this amount will be charged ten cents
line, eight words constituting line. This RUE
hereafter will be rigidiy adhered to.-fPUB fkhss'
20 The Washingtonian Society will hole meet
ing Sunday evening, at s. of T. Hal, Soo oonsres'
street, att O'Clock. The public are invited.
.L-There will be public prayer meeting ~ ms r.
sion Chapel, Deerings Bridge on SUNDAY evening ~
O'Clock. The public are invited.
EE-Luke l5: l9 II am no more worthy TO be
cllIed thy Sou This will be the subject OF Rev.
Henry ID Moores sermon, in the Central Church,
tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock.
ey-Rey WIN. Fl. Sawyer of Cambridge, Mass,
viii preach at the First Parish Church, tomorrow.
EY-Ihere will be free meetings in Mechanics'
Hall, tomorrow afternoon and evening at 3 and Z
O'Clock.
eH-Rev. Mr. Walton will repeat his sermon on
Christian Unity Tomorrow evening. Services COM
mence at o'clock.
eE-"New Jeru salem Temple. Subject of morn
ing sermon tomorrow, AlmogiHng; of evening
Lecturer ct seven O'Clock Daily Bread. bodily and
spiritual; Collection for Widows Wood Society in
the evening.
aThere will be services at Pine Street Church
tomorrow. Preaching by Rev. L d. Etrout OF this
city, aud l. G. Cormack OF the New England Gen.
ference,
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FIRE WE MUST HAVE.

and the Lucfer Match, dangerous asst is, has been
regarded as verv great convience. when contrast
ed with the primitive modes of ignition, the rub
bling Of dry sticks together, even the still more
useful advance upon hat mode, the old fashioned
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ea NEW YORK, Jan. g.
Ootton-frmer; sales 300 bales; middling upland
5000. 31o3 81 siata ,fs ta.l.ra-
Fiour-sales 1880 bbls; State and Western 100
10 niger; State y 35 @ so; Round Hoop Ohio r. %
oil 65; Western 40 a 10 ID; Southern frmer;
sales 400 bhls at go OIL 60. Il, g
Whsat-293 higher; sales 1900 bushels; good Chi
cago Spring at 10. .sa.-l. alli ~. etg
Corn-quiet; sales 1900 bushels prime White West
ern at zoo. .aa Fes aa w sh sa
Beef--frm. .sl.lia rs fsi 4s "
Lsrd-frm; sales 1900 bbls at 1929.
WhiskeyNdrmer at 2 29l a 80; sales 200 bbls.
Sugar-frm; sales 300 hhds Musco ado at 184020
Havana 2s01 boxes at 1922. fgzF - b.
Cofe-dull; Rio 800 bags at AZ }; Java 10, 900 mats
in bond at Is for gold. l
Naval Stores dull. & 81 .sFts+Aitt.s --
FFsights to Liverpool quiet.
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BY TELEGRAPE
roTH24 &Ak
Portland Daily Press.
xxxvlII CONGRESS Second Session.

SENATE.
49, WASHINGTON, Jan.27.
The credentials of Mr.. Wilson of Mass,
were presented as Senator for six years from
the 4th of March next.
resolution was adopted, instructing the
Secretary of the Treasury to enforce the reg
ulations for carrying passengers between New
York and San Francisco. gae
letter from late passengers in steamship
Costa RIGA was read in this connection, de-
failing their horrible treatment. ga
The resolution recommending retaliation
was taken up and passed.
Without action after some debate the SEN
ate adjourned. ps
HOUSE. ~
The House was engaged in the considera-
tion of private bills. ss.5
After the consideration of private bills the
House adjourned
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), God closed at Galager's Evening Exchange at
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SECURITY PETROLEUM CoMPANY.-ltwi will
be seen by an advertisement In another column
that Harmon & Seavey, ss Exchange Street,
have the subscription books OF this company
at their office, and are ready to give informa-
ton to all who may wish for a safe and profit
able investment. This company has been or
gauized in New York with the strictest regard
to the interests of the stockholders, and not
merely for purposes Of speculation. Messrs.
Harmon & Seavey are reliable men, and will
do their business faithfully and honestly.
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BY TELEGRAPB
$500 TO THE "
EVENING PAPERS.

From RichDsOnd-PeGce Resolutions In The
Rebel C0ngress-1fititary Exemptions Ssrept
AaOay-Dtsqfectio at the South.
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90 Z. AftI-lIia RYntutOfCststs
aies Per steamship Hibernian at Portland.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Jan. 18TH
The sales of Cotton for three days 10000 bales
including 6y0J to spectators and exporters. The
market closed frmer under tine PefuvIans news.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET, Jan.
IL Richardson, Spence q Co, and others, report
Flour quiet and steady. VIII at I'd lower. Corn
dull and downward !.
LIvERPoO ROyIsIoNstMARKET, Jan. 10
Beef advancing. Pork tirIner and upward. Butter
fir aud u 1changed. Tallow steady and upward.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. Nov H.
Aches finn; Sugars Sd lower; Coffee inactive and
downward; Rice steadyi Iinceed active al up.
ward; Rosn quiet aad s,aadyi Spirits TRrpehtine
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET Jan. 18.-The
arket opened duh with dc cline the weekof ID
American The sales ON Friday were 5000 bales, -
The authorized quota ions are as follows; New Or
leans fair 2Jd middling 264d; Mobile 274d fair
253d miiuplands n; fair 26td mid &c.. The stock
in ports amounts to $40 600 bales, of which 81 600
ar American. ,. , =
Breadstufgs duh with decline Ct ld@2d on wheat.
Provisions-ouiet and steady q
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Jan. lS.-Consols
closed at 8920s9E for money. q
AMERICAN SECURITIES Illinois Central rail-
road SHARES h2953dis; Erie Railroad S5@3T.
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LUCIFER MATCHES
The Picture is incomplete, ai.

Scarcely a week passes without record of one or
more children lesiHg their lives by these dangerous
articles. HWraA Get sHa ftldg slit Fs-' salf
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Spaoial Notice.

The following regulations will be rigidiy observed
by the Proprietors OF the Press; 6e
l. Nopapers will be delivered by Carriers except
to those who have subscribed at the office.
2. No Carrier will be allowed to sell papers his
route, or to collect money from subscribers.
g. Carriers found guilty Of violating the foregoing
rules they will be discharged. s
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BtUUE 1AUFN1Ss
new YoRR. Jan. ~
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THEATRE.-Mes Bidwell & Pike open
at Deering Hall Monday evening with their
strong combination company. We are glad
to notice that Mr.. Murray is among them
He is one of the most versatile actors that has
appeared on our boards, and always perfect
and correct in the character he assumes. The
lovers of the drama will see some handsome
acting by this company, and we hope they
will be patr onized as their merits desc rye.
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From Savannah Reported Capture of 1000
Rebels near P0c0taIig0.

~. New YORK, Jan. q.
The steamer United States, from Savannah,
brings the report that our forces captured, near
Pocotaligo, 1000 rebels and their artillery.
The steamer Clyde had arrived with provisions
for the Savannah sufferers. The Mayor of the
city accepted the supplies with thanks to the lib
erality of the peple Of the North, and paid high
compliment to Gen. Geary and the officers and
men under his Command for their wise and i'm
partial administration of affairs and the good
order they have preserved. l...g
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From Arkaasas Severe Fight tCjtH the Re
- bels-Retreat of the Enemy.

p ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. %.
Advices from Little Rock, Ark, 18th, say Gen
Shelby was blocking the Arkansas River at Dard-
vile, SIS miles above Little Rock, the 14th, to
prevent vessels passing to Fort Smith with sup.
plies Detachments sent from Lewisburg landed
and attacked Shelby. A sharp fire ensued which
was renewed Sunday; but the result is unknown
further than the report that we lost IS killed on
Saturday, and that Shelby evacuated the plsce
after a severe fight. Reinforcements were sent
from Little Rock on Monday. Tie telegraph
was broke Monday, and further particulars were
not obtained.
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CIoAKs-PIANos.-The sale Of snlen

CLoAKs-PIANos.-The sale of SPLENDID
sacques, cioaks, circulars, &C., at auction by E.
N. Patten win be continued to-day at 10
clock at his rooms on Exchange Street. 1t
is the largest and handsomest assortment ever
offered in this city.
At 10 o'clock to-day, Mr.. Patten will sell at
auction two pianos-fortes. D
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Special NOfica-

TVVHE stockholders Of the New England scrcw
IL Steapsi ip Company are hereby notified that an
the capital Stock Of said Company, and the came Is
due and payable at the office Of tire Treasurer,
in Portland. Per Order ofthe Directors.
HENRY FOX, Treasurer.
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THERE will be no public services at Third
Parish Church on Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Mr.. Walton will in the evening repeat a ser
mon on Christian Unity, which was delivered
last Sabbath morning. Services commence at
O'clock
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7 - REMOV ALL 81
o'5 DIR. WIN. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
HasrsnOvedhis OhioefrOm clapps Block to
IVA MIDDLE sTREET,
Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel, Where he

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permnn eni
" located In this city. During the two years we
have been In this city, we have cured some Of
the worst forms OF disease in persons who have tried
other forms of treatment in vain, and curins "a.
tients in so short time that the question is oil a
asked, do they stay curedf To answer this quc6ti0
we will say that all that do not stay GU ed No viii
doctor the second time for nothing
DR.. D. has been practical electrician fer tvoaty.
0neyears, and also regular graduated physician
Meetriety 10 perfectly adapted to chronic disenses
in the form of nervous sick headache; neural
In the head, neck er extremities consumption ~
In the acute stages where the lungs are not foN
involved; acute chronic rheumatism sa-ntala b
disesses, white swellings, spinal diseases survatJ
Of the spine. contracted muscles, distorted linb8
palsy or paralysis, st. Vitsa Dance Deafness STAN.
mering or hestancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, constipation and liver complaint pies-we our
every CAGE that can be presented: asthma bronze hl.
tbs. STRUCTURES Of the chest and all forms Of fsmA
complaints.
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Important Bridge on the Weldon Railroad
III Deakrnaaaxf

NEW YORK. Jan. ~.
The Herald's Newbern, N. c., correspondence
says an important bridge over the Roanoke river
on the Weldon Railroad was carried away by the
freshet causing serious interference to transport
tation Of rebel supplies. It will require months
to repair it.
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PORTLAND AND VI0INITH.

NesC Advertisements TOsDGS.
Boots and Shoes at Low Prices.
Catanh.
Photographs.
Skating Park.
Auction Sale-Henry Bailey & Co
Security Petroleum Co. fNf rffl p
Wanted Immedi tely. 'AA'- q t- IA
Liverpool salt.
Dried Applies. a
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als8 Z. -44rriyal of the Steamer North STAR.
dag A go NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
st amer North Star from Aspinwall, arrived
tonight, with California mails of Jan. Sd, and
$511 900 in treasure. No news received from
the Isthmus. a7taa 2 W 4k
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NEW YoRK. Jan. 26.
The Commercials Special Washington dis
patch says Mr.. Blair had an interview with
the President this morning. His friends says
his mission will lead to peace. aise
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Card.

The undsIs gned, owing to mhealth, having this
day sold dis interest in the above TO Joseph John
SON. TIE business will be condu cied under the name
and style OF Johnaon Cloyes Broe. r. who are au>
jan24d2w A. DAVIS.
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From james Riser - Freagrations to Meet
4notJ.e1. Attack of the Rebel Fleet.

From James River - preparations 70 .4Mect
AnotJ.es. Attack of the Rebel Fleet.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. IS.
The Steamer Vanderbilt, from the front this
afternoon, brought the intelligence that heavy
guns were being mounted at City Point and
other places in the vicinity of Aikens Landing,
so as to give the rebel rams warm reception
should they essay to pass these points,
Several schooners, with cargoes of coal, were
sunk last evening in the vicinity of Turkey Bend,
so as to completely interrupt the passing of YES
sells. The ironclads Ironsides and Atlanta were
ordered up James river last evening. With these
vessels, no difficulty viii be experienced in cap
turing OF driving back the rebel fleet.