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The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-24
SHERIFF'S SALE
Of a Valuable Farm Under
Deed of Trust.

d Y virtue of the provisions of deed of trust
ID executed by Neptune Lynch and wife TO
Thomas H. Creson, dated 9Th day of May, 1861,
and recorded in the office of the Recorder Of How
ard county, in deed of trust book D, pages 90 and
SO, and by virtue of an order of the Circuit Court
of Howard county, made on the 7th day of June;
1865, requiring the undersigned, sheriff Of said
county, to execute and carry out the provisions of
SAID deed Of trust, l, Prior M. Jackson sheriff of
said county, will, on the
2Sth day of Augiist, 1865,
sell at public sale, for cash, to the highest
bidder, Oh the Premises, all the right
title and interest vested In said Thomas H.
Creson by the deed of trust aforesaid, in and to
the north west quarter, and the west half of the
north east quarter of section 49, township 81, range
Is, containing 240 acres, lying in Howard county,
Missouri. This is very valuable farm well i'm
proved, fine soil, abundance of water and timber,
situated in first rate neighborhood convenient to
schools and meeting houses, on public road, and
only about four miles from the beautiful and
thrifty town of Roanoke. Any person wishing to
purchase desirable home, possessing the advan-
tages named, and MANY OTHERS, will do we'll to.
attend this sale.
PRIOR M. JACKSON,
Sheriff Howard county.
August 3, 1S65-4w nS.
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Statement Of the condition of the REPUBLIC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, of the City
Of NelO York., on the 2nd day Of January, 1865,
in conformity 1oh the lars Of the Slate of
Missouri.
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S17,335 90

Statement Of The condition of the NIAGARA
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY, of the City
of Nelg York, on the 2nd day of January, 1855,
Souri.
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UNDERWRITERS AGENCY.

Statement of the condition of the
GERNIANHA FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, of the City of New
York on the 2ud day of January,
1865, i'm conformity with the
laws of the State of Missouri.
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CAPITAL,

VNE"II AAs
Cash capital and surplus s1,27O 1853 &c
ASSETS.
Cash in Bank and in Office S25, 1s6 76
Loans on Bond and Mortgage 276, 100 90
United States Securities 43S,l27 80
California Bonds $3.50 90
Loans on Stocks and Bonds pay
able on demand asa $50 90
Real estate, Interest, sc, 39,629 90
sl,27O,353 46
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Sl,270,353 DC
LIABILITIES.

Losses incurred and in process
of adjustment $3.50 90
Unpaid Dividends 455 90
All other Claims 4,07l OS
S39,529 O8
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August, 3--4w'
JOHN PHGNIX'S NEW COMIC BOOK.
THE SQUIROB PAPERS.

A new and intensely comic book, by the late
John Phoenix, author of "Phenixiana.n Full of
humorous illustrations by the author, Price
81 80.
OTHER NEW BOOKS.
Looking Around-new novel, by A. s. Roe 81 so
Orpheus c. Kerr Papers-a third series.... so
Wylders Hand-an exciting new English
noVel'''''' '''''. .,.... l 10
Fairy FIngers-Mrs. Mowatt's new novel rs
st. Ph;lips-new novel by the author of
"Rutedge" 49,. 49,. 49,. ......... l rs
Hugh Worthingt Holiness new
noYel''''''. ''.'. '''''. '...,. ........ ] 90
Mary Brandagee-"a new woman's novel'' / rs
Superior Fishing-Roosevelt's new sporting
book ...... 80. 49,. ..............' Q 90
Lovers and Thinkers new novel ........ 90
All handsomely bound in cloth, and sent by
mail, free, on receipt of price, by
CARLETON,
Aug. 10 '65. Publisher, New York.
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CAPITAL,

Cash capital and surplus s656,7s9 50
ASSETS.
Cash in Banks and in hands Of
Agents 10,609 18
Loans on Bond and Mortgage 145,750 90
United States Securities 463,720 20
Loans on Stocks and Bonds,
payable on demand %, 500 90
Bank and Insurance Stocks, etc. 1920 II
cRhf 700 oR
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Statement of the condition of the HANOVf
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, of the C
of NeW York, on the 2nd day of Jtnuai
1865, in conformity with the ldtrs Of the ST.
of Missouri.
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CAPITAL.

CAPITAL.
Cash capital and surplus s536,3SO Ga
ASSETS.
Cash in Bank and in Office Sl4,744 81
United States Securities 336,495 90
New York County and Tennes-
see Bonds 16, 600 90
Loans on Bond and Mortgage 133,35O 90
Loans on Stocks and Bonds,
payable on demand $1,000 90
All other Securities 1881 ID
q 4
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S536,3S0 81
LIABILITIES.

Losses Incurred and in process
of adjustment $4,000 90
Unpaid taxes, $685. 90
Sl7335 90
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LIARHEITIES.

Losses incurred and in process
of adjustment
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DON EsTIC PORTS.

BALTlMORE-Cld I'D ,bsrque New Light, Brown
Rio Janeiro; brig Frances Jane. Martin, St John,
PR; sch > Rowley, Smith Providence.
Greeneaf. Matanzas; Aroostook, Lord, Now York
Jessie Rhynas. Sherman, Providence; Sea Lion Low
v Mlm,'SSg'on ~; schs Carrie Rich Brown. Port
Fish. Marshall, Beaufort NC; Talbot, Packard
Cid 25d, barque lido Kimbsll Clark Port Ro,.
sc; sch 4 Conant, Foss, Boston. -
Ar I'D. brig Bickmore, Tracey, City Point.
Cid 2ad, brig Isabel Beurman, small, for Fortres.
NEW YoRK-Ar ed, sch Golden Eagle, Kelley
Philadelphia, -Ae.'ey
CID g2d. sohs Simpson: Hazelton, Key West
CID 2Sd barques T Cushing, Colcord, Natanzas
AZ 2ath, baraue Bonnie La,sie. lBr) Fooohow Va
NEW LONDON-4r I'D. sch D NJ French. Joras
Providence for New York. WIVES
!, r P,lRs0yIDENCE-Ar 2ad. sch Grapsshot, Snow,
| Sid 23d. sch Mariel. Fitzpatrick, New Yo-I 4
NEWPoRT-Ar ed. sch X E Picker Marsen fn
Boston for Fortress Monroe.
Ar I'D, schs Ophir, Reed I'm Portland for Eortrass
bhia. ''' Aor nNsuo''
In port. ship Young Mechanic, McLoon. for Bos.
pn prig Mazatlap, Maddocks. I'm Bristol for Phila.
| elphia; schs John Boynton Reed. fn PhiadeInhia
" Boston; Geo W Snow. Haskell. providence for
ew ms hosk k rarSsr Fitzgerald, Camden for do;
HoLMEs's aoLEr-Ar 22d. sch Paine, Mayo,
n port 40 origs surf Abner Taylor; schs Lizzie
tI Gye, 4annioaI, sarah Ida Howard. Jeddie,
Ellington. and Others -'
DGeAaKTIoWN.Ar 10th. schs Sarah Clark. Grimm,
rtaI4eiplia ior Bosom; Trade Wind. Goldthwaite,
| NE T Dox LOT 90; Sarah, Holden DO for Danvers
j ,xvSloH-Ar sd barque Orchjlla BaYener from
Manzas; sch Venus, Parbe r, Pembroke. -,
~ zoii sup Baker. Allen, Portland, to load for
LaRert, Portland ' va >eAA~a,
H Nsn, sen Venus. Hersey, Pembroke.
Ian 0arques Almira Coombs, Buchanan, for
Maazas: FIorencs, Smith, New Orleans -
Roclnd. -.--' - o. AAAAham'
WlTERPoRT-Ar2 2d, sch Atlantic. HERMAN
Cardas. -'-' eAii"@n'
BA1Sld 23d, ship Scotia Doane, Fortress Mon.
roei Fennsylvania, Scott, Salem.
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U. s. Christian Commission.

A dispatch from Geo. 81. Stuart, Chairman
OF the q, s. G. c., to Thomas b. Hayes of this
city, says, sour treasury is overdrawn. Press.
ing calls from the army to-day. Can you
help u.s."
In response to this appeal collections will be
taken in many of the churches of this city on
Sunday, the 18th inst. A'-f.
3 In three or four churches, however, the col
lections will of necessity be deferred till the
first Or second Sabbath in April.
ssc. 30 S. L. BOWLER, Agent o. S. c. c. d
1t will be seen by the above that the Treas
ary Of the Christian Commission to-day is
field, giving their time aid labors to the care
of the wounded, to cheering the well, and to
preaching the gospel to all.
The spring campaign has already opened.
The delegates OF the Commission are even now
nursing the wounded from Dabney's Mill and
Hatcher's Run; and at auy moment we must
be prepared for general engagement, and an
outlay of hundred thousand dollars for bat
tie field stores. A t.c sf.,-..sY -9ni5l
The delegates of the Commission are now
daily meeting the hundreds of our poor, sick,
starved, returned prisoners, at Aiken's Land
ing, with kind words, hot coffee, and soft bread,
and helping to carry them on board the steam
boats. and accompanying and nursing them on
the way home. t' 81 i45A ol
Shall this work be stopped2 Shall these
delegates be recalled, or shall they still visit
the battlefield and the hospital, and with kind
words and gentle hands distribute the gifts Of
a generous people to the noble men bleeding
and dying for their native land? Shall the
men who fight with Sherman and Grant be
neglected? a 39leF
The Commission has no funds in bank, NO
capital invested. 1t has ever relied, it still re-
lies upon the spontaneous gifts'of those who
love God aud the country. To such we now
appeal for immediate help. -
Money and stores may also be sent to either
of the undersigned: Thomas R. Hayes, Chair
man; Cyrus Sturdivant, Treasurer; 81. q
Burgess, Secretary; Andrew ]. Chase, ]. B
Mathews, Army Com. Portland Y. M. G. A.
mch22l5t
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MR' y. A. HILL.-This gentleman called
on US THURSDAY, while we were confined at
home with illness, to make some explanations
10 relation to the New Orleans cards on which
his name appeared in connection with the
Confederate flag, of which some account ar
peared in the Press of the previous day. Mr..
Hill had taken pains to come in from Var.
mouth-so we understood him--on purpose
to make the explanation. OF course he de-
MED no fact or statement we had made. The
cards were genuine, and his name with others
stood upon them, and they were the cards
used by the house in New Orleans of which he
was a member; but he felt that there were
other facts which in justice should be known.
that would exculpate him, as an individual.
from blame in the premises. va
The firm of Sargent, Hill, G. Co., was form.
ca In the Fall of 1860. Mr.. Hill was at New
Orleans at tue time, and remained till the
next spring. Daring his stay there the State
seeded. he never approved of that act Of
secession. He believed it was wrong and al.
though his sympathies were largsIs S Nth 9TH .hs
South as a people, having. resided amono
Fem nearly the whole time from the te,eontt'
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Mauiu,ain Jan Z, ship John Pat'cr, Emmons,
for Europe. in 20 days idg smD 1.n Traveller Nc.
Crillis from Shields for Alexandria e. p,.... D..
At London Sth inst ship Southern hignts. n9ss,
ior Boston ldg; Eleanor. faften' ior o' 'oAA =
At Liverpool sth inst. ships N Ludwig. Haskell
ior Quebec; Mary Riggs, Lowell Ellen n.,en
HutcSi1sop aSa sa,t,nSs Doane for New York
ldg; ID Souls. Sinnet, for Alden. ldg; u o"en''
Norton, from Callao.
from PortaDd) for Zazai 18th, VIM Mason, Small
Cienfuegos.
In port 18th. sch Ida Ray. from Portland for
Ar at cieniuegos l4sh inst, brig Fanni, Lincoln.
Lord, Aspinwall. A6 "a
Sid FIN Havana 18th inst, baroue Esther, Prince.
for Sagua 10th. brig Nebraska, Emery. Nueyitas.
Sid TN Matanzas 18th, sch AbSie Willard, Mitch
ell, New York. F aH
Sid l4th brig Echo Bent New York; l6lh. barque
Chiffon, Stafford, New York. A ioi
Per steamer Australia ian. at New York;
Sid FIN Liverpool 9Th inst, Rising Sun. Orr, for
Newport and Malta; g NJ Davis, Koopman, Bombay;
Sid fm London 10th, Eugene. Fletcher Boston.
Sid FIN Newport 7th. C-lia Carver, Treat, Cuba.
Ar at do 10Th. Rising Sun, Orr, liverpool to load
SID FIN Shields 8th Martha BOwkcr, Goodburn. for
At do sth, Southern Rights. Ross. for New York.
Sid I'm Queenstown Sth, Carrier Dove, jackson,
iron Callao) for London. -
Ar at do 18th Resolute. Pri 'ce, Honolulu.
Sid 9Th. Star of the Uni n, Reed, from Caao) for
Dundee. XIII ~ rr - v+
Ar at Foochow Jan 10. Northern Crown, Saunders
Hong Kong. M
Passed Anjier Jan 4. Anglo Saxon, Plummer from
Shanghse for London ~
Ar 81 Akyab Jan %. Alice Ball Ross San Fran
CISCO; grace wood, Singapore; SJth. Gea Grant,
In port Feb2 Eas man, Starkey; Old Colony,
Berry; Rival. Doane; Oracle Wood; Alice Ball.
Ross, and Gen Grant. Clough. unc. flal3
AR at Mauritius Jan 20, Aberds en- Cole Calcutta,
land sailed Feb for Galee)
Sid Jan 49, Rainbow. Kelley, Batavia. ,4s
Ar at Bombay Feb 5. Sooloo, Hutchinson, from
Calcutta.
Ar at Valencia Sd inst. Gardines Celby. Mcclellan.
| Calao.3 EOS l5iiE 37r9 sas
Ar at Gibraltar LIST inst, Bosphorus, blanchard,
| TrapaHi tor Boston.
| New Orleans. faa r1fl
SPOKEN.
! Jan 10. lat IL CO s, Ion 80 Al W, ship Sapphire
| Hatch, from Liverpool for Calcutta.
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The bitter Fruits of Bad Biuers.

invalid reader, do you know what nine-tenths of
the Bitter compounds you are solicited by the pro-
pfetofs to accept as universal panacsas are compos
cd Off Give heed for oment. Tney are manu-
featured from unrurifed alcohol, containing con.
siderable portion of faseI oil. poison almost as
deadly as prussc acid The basis of the gular tine
lures Of the Materia Medica is the Same Ne mount
of "herbai extracts" can overcome the bad tenden-
cy of this pernciors elsnent The Essence of ou
Rye thoroughly rectfsi IL tn, only s.imulant which
can be 50 ely used a component of Toxic altera.
tive and auti-eilious medicine. aad HOSrETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERs is the only medical pref ara
ton in the world in which this article is ued as
ingredient. Hence the extraordinary Effects of this
great specific. 1t gives strength without producing
excitement. No other Tonic does THE All the or
binary Bit ers flush thu face and effect tho BRAIN
H0sTEITER's BITIERs diffdse an a !, OF able calm
through the nervous system promote digestion and
produce sleep. No otker Tonic q iickly revives
the exhausted physical energies restores the sppe.
title. and removes the gloom aad depression which
always accompanies eakness ofths bodily rewers,
New York House, 80 Cedar Street, N. Y.
mar22 d&w2w
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IL give notice to all persons lab o taxation in
said city, that they. viii DO in session on every
business day from the first to the fourteen cav
OF april next, inclus We, at their rooms, in the
new City Government building, from ten to twelve
o lock IN the forenoon, and rom thrse to five in
me az ernoon to receive true aud perfect lists of
their pol and estates, both real and personal. Ia
Guiding money on baud or at interest debts due to
I'M more than they owing, as also all proper
~ held In trustas Guardian, Executor Administra.
tor, or otherwise, the first ay Of April next and
they are requested to beprepared to certify the same
those persons who negleos to comply with this
notice. and thus assign the Assessors the unpleasant
du'y Of booming them, will redepHved BY law cfthe
privilege OF appealing from their decisions on ap-
pication for abatement except In cases OF inability
to conform TO the requirements Of the laws.
bro I'D 87.r- s. b. BECKETT, Assessors of
rlo salIe w. II. FOYE, Portland.
N. B. Blank Schedules can be had at the Assess
ors' Rooms. tt
Portland, March 81, 1866. mch26 e5
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The Price Of Petroleum. ~

Nh. EDIToR:-lf G. P. K. will read my ar
ticle he willsee that say, that companies
working lands at one-half the Oil, cannot pay
to the operator of these wells, over $l,75 to
$500 per barrel. He says he was at the OIL
regions the 10th of March, and that the crude
oil sold for $3.50 to $6,75 barrel. But, does
he tell you. that gold was ruling at 81 90 to
81 9S, and that crude Petroleum was selling
for so cents gallon in New York and Phia-
delphia markets Now If you, under your
lease, furnish to the owners of these lands,
one half OF the $3.50 or $6,75. it certainly
leaves only 1926 to So .37-l-2 to the opera
tor. ri iaass sai 81 sbjv5Tg 81 b1s
Petroleum is an article of export and is af-
fected by the rise and fallof gold, as you wi /
see by your Price Current of New York AMI
Philadelphia; for, on the day my article was
written, it was quoted in New York and Phil.
adelphia, at IS cents gallon. Now, as New
York and Philadelphia are the leading mark
cts of Petroleum, do you suppose for a mo-
ment, that the prices quoted by C.,P. K at
Titusville, on the 9th OF March will be maiI-
tanned when the prices have fallen off so per
cent, at tide waters? This would be contrary
to the laws of trade. And there was further
decline of cents gallon on Petroleum after
the great freshet, which swept away at Frank
lin11 900 barrels. The correspondent OF the
New York Tribune, who was at Franklin,
says although this large amount was carried
away by the freshet, yet large proportion
will reach market, without bills of lad
ing. 81 nsH'nzsisa ~ - .
In 1861 and the early part Of 1872, crude Pc
troleum was offered and sold at the oil wells,
in Penn, at one cent gallon. 1t will prob
ably, never reach that point again, but as u 9
demand abroad has introduced it among the
poorer classes and peasants of Europe, as the
cheapest light ever used, it must decline with
gold as long as there is demand for export
alton. CAsCo.l
P,s.-In my article on Thursday, please
read six thousand engines instead of six hun
| dred fA faH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. HARVEY. Having sold out my busi.
ness in Boston, have permanently located IN Port.
land Me, where shall pay particular attention to
The treatment of Chronic Complaints with my new
Chemical Remedies.
have cured hundreds of cases after all other REM
edies have failed. -
I Consultation Free. Office 81 Congress Stree,
Office hours from to II A. NJ, andfrom to P.
~ feb2ldtf
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2 DIR. LANGLEY'S l3os
ROOT AND HERB BITTERs

The Great Bl cd Purifier; the best Health Restor-
er. and the most perfect Spring and Summer Medi-
ctre ever used 0IN
Thee eff ctually cure Jsuadce. Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and all
kind ed diseases &
They cleanse tbs system. regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite drive out all humors, purify the
blood. and strengthen ,invigorate build up and
store to heal an soundnes,. both bed and mind,
all who them Price rs, 60 and rs cts rer bot.
tie. Gold by AL dealers in mejicine GEORGE @.
GOODWIN & Co., 81 Hanover ST.. Boston.
mchl8ld4m
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To the Public.

This is to certify taat fifteen years ago was taken
SICK and the doctors called it Liver COMPLAINT and
treated ne for that DISEASE but received no perma
nent Ieiief, and during the past winter had been
worse than any previous time called to see DR..
Harvey, Feb 18th, 1865. and hs disagreed with all
who had before examined and treated my case stat
ing thers was no trouble with my liver, but that It
was in thu stomach and epigastrc region. and that
my disease was Dyspepsia DR.. Harvey treated me
for this disease, and am happy to say am now
entirely free irom this terrible difficulty. also had
the catarrh very bad for ea-s and this is amosten-
tiIely removed. would be pleased to see and talk
Wth any one sAI.s = ~. ease daa
~ a2st EDWARD G. MoNR0R,4
5.Trf 5 80 Washington st..
!. Portland, March 10. 1856. mch2Otf
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DIED.

In Reading, Mass March %. Miss Fannie Chick
81 years months. 300
In Danyille, N c., July "a. at the rebel hospital,
John Damrill. of Portland aged 4S years.
In Harrison. March 10, Mrs Nancy Veazie wife OF
thu late Capt Benz Foster, aged So years.
In Bath. March Is Mr. Sewall w Cove, formerly
of Edgcomb, aged 80 years. slsnA
In Bangor. March 6. Mrs Hannah, widow of the
late CaptJ W Thompson, aged 81 years.
In Slbsc, Feb n, Francis Chase, Esq, aged 70 yrs
Ia Pembroke. MARGINS, mr. .c.l,s rrs.ssy. aged %
years days. T-'i @k 800 %
In West Gardiner, Dec 81. Mrs Hannah, wife of
William Elwell aged 90 years.
In Fayette, Feb 10, Mrs Martha Jane wife of NJ r
Homer Bean. aged % years
In Rockland, March 9, Freeman Duncan, aged
q years months. 8---'iL ta4ii-
In Rockland, March IA, Mr. A P Waterman, aged
40 years II months.
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fF MARRIED

In this city. March %, by Rev Mr. Tuckerman
Newell johnson and Mary A X Dyer. both of
Portland. fr es s3l,-i5t .rs
In Isl asboro. Feb le, E A Bunker and Betsey A,
daughter of Capt Otis + Coombs. rsif
In Isesboro. Feb "a. Leml L Hatch, of Lincoln
vile. and Georgietta Gilkey, of I. -
In Isesboro. March l6, Jos Coombs and Lizzie
Small. tts5 aIl Agla. 8 Vsi sraslN -e
In Rockand. March 10. Charles M Gregory and
Evie Rhodes. f5f
In Hope. March IL, Marcelrs Maddocks, of APP
pleton, and Lill.ss Rawley of H., ~.
In st George March II, George Smith and Mary
Achorn. y 4
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Merchants' RanIx

No1e.uOE 10 hereby given that at a legal r,sa,,n
m tS one stockholders of the Merchant RAM heIe
Chartsr .oa IN It was voted to surrender les Stat,
sanking ociation, two thirds Of ths oIders
tba,is ~ having incurred therein and also to
ecv !. tne Directors TO make csrtacate and ex-
laws OF the United s ates
parsnanes Of said vote and by vrtus Of ,hs au.
shousy gve1 them. the Directors ofihe said Mer.
IN .nts BANK nav, determined 20 organic imm3dt-
ateiy as sseh National Association
Portland, March "a, 1885. msr25dlm
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JEW .ElEsR.Y.

Send me One Dos ~, By mad and 1 will sind you
any ofths following Geld Plated Ar,icl s:-Set of
adj s. Jewelry. Long Chain. LocSet Neck Chain,
Ring Vest Chain, Bracelet, Gents Chain Pin, Set
of Battons, Set OF Jet Hoops. Belt Buckle, Belt
Pin. Also wilt ssnd good Hunting Cssed Silver.
Plated Watch and ChsiD for SIS.
Address, DRESSER's Dollar Store, Portland,
Me. Box 1879. mar9d2m*
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CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly
scented, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin For Sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers janSld1yr
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Seizure of Goods.

NvTICE Ia hereby given that the foIIouiro a.
~ scrbed goods were seized at this Port. on the
days hereinafter mentioned, for q violation Of the
Revenue Laws fals. 'sFTs ',A V ing
January s.lS5. on board team in thi, citv nh,
and half Do Ms.,ses February a. 1886, on Com.
m ms5c s street. IN this city, kegs Wine. Februarv
65 one veg aud ore rkn Molesses FebsasSy nat 81
,STo, on board Brig wv. H. Parks" 40 lbs suSa..
Fox, 400 Cgsrs. 100 lbs sugar and az ~. mary G.
s SssGn To- isS', on board s. s. Peruvian IsSs
e On o. persons claiming the same are re-.
gays ;TOn me date hereof; otherwise the ssiS
s0Sss w Dc disposed Of in with The sst
March24. isd5-diasw ,cs Snf,,
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Notice.

mere VIII be pubic meeting in behalf OF the
T.. ohrht'an Commission, at the 1st Baptist
onurca, Feasal St., on Sunday evening, commenc-
lpg at Dol CT. Addresses will be- made by Rev
.. morrill,, Chaplain of LIST Maine Cavalry, and
cthsrs THos r HAYES
maf z3o5t Chairman Army Com
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-25

Why IFJURE THE COMPLEXION BY POWDERS
AND WASHES waich CHOKE or ii up the pores Of the
skim and 10 short time leave il harsh IA drys 1t
IS the blood, ana If you waEt smootn and it SKIN
use HRLMBoLD's ExrRAor OF SABsAPARILLA. 1t
removes black spots pimples and all erapons o. the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-25
FORT or PoRTLAnD.


Eradny.................. March "a
81 tba aai-7 ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston, knight, Boston.
Barque Trovatore. tof Searsportj Pendieton, Key
Fraucls Cuba.
Sch Maracaibo, Henley, New York
Sch Fredk Reed, Parker, Salem.
Sch Fredk Hahn, Williams, Wiscasset.
~ 6tla- CLEARED tsAA@e
Sch Sam Colt, Hiard, Fortress Monroe-Moses
Nickerson. q lsiai-sal VI s
Sch Citizen, Upton. Boston-Jos H While.
SAlLED--barque Sarah D Hale; brigs belmont
Locke. q Emery. Spanish N ain. Catharine Fuller
ton, w Parks, Ortolan; schs A Heath, Larch,
Gamma, Matanzas, and others.