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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

We subioin some additional EXTRACTS troiu tue
letter of ,sSe De Kay" to the Augusta ConStitu-
tionaIisi, dated "Ruins OF Columbia, March 9TH
THE BELLS OF ST. MICHAEL.
Nothiue-no matter what its sacredness, what
were the tender associations clustering about IT.
what the holy historical memories !! posSvsseu-
escaped the Yankee hand of profapation. The ma
RAIDERS who respectei not the ROOF trees oil lnpO-
cent women and helpless children, who sacrilegi-
ously burned and pllaged the temples oil Tod, mad,
OF course, no regard, no reverence ior anytmng-
not even excepting that grand Old NTginlan, the
Pate Pdtrig, whose bronze efigy thoy maiieiouSiy
disigured.
The bells OF ST. Michael, whchare almost classic.
in their renown did not escape destruction. before
this they had passed through the ordeal OF battle
and fire but more humane enemies were those oil
the old Revolution than the cantlng Purtans and
.Dutcb inGdels who now des0late our land. For one
hundred wears these silver bells of st. Michaeps
Church Charleston, rang out JHOttdteS and mise
reres owes the fair city by the sea. How many
merry xedding peal have they chimed-how many
a sad burial knell have thVy tolled. With. their
sweet solemn music were blent the earliest recpl-
Iections of every Charlestonian--they had rang In
the new life of thousands aud sounded family, like
IN, tones from the not far OIL celestial realms upon
the ears of dying multitudeS. Months ago, when
the danger oil Yankee occupation was Imminent,
this chime Of bells was removed rom charleston
40 Columbia for Safekeeping. Now they are burned,
broken, Acknowledgements of cracked metal
"Sweet bells, tangled and out Of tune"
IJpon the evacuation of Charleston prior TO the
close of the first Revolution, these bells were sent
by the British commander to New York and there
sold They were afterwards conveyed to London,
and looked upon with curiosity relics OF set of
Cbristianized rebels. But the minister of war for
Great Britain could not comprehend the propriety
of despoiling churches, and ordered them returned
10 Charleston where they have since swung in mid
air until danger from the most wicked people that
aver wao.d war rendered their removal necessary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

AUGUSTA GossrP.-Tle Augusta correspondent
of the Macon C0Rfederdey under date Of March A.,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

TT,RADERS BANK OF THEtCITY OF RICHIOSD-
il NOTICE TO NOTE HOLDERS.-This Bank will
pay one dollar in fo every six dollars of its cicga
ton when presented at it, counter ~.
ml6-eod6w 80. ert T. SlNI0N. Cashier ,
GNIRE OF RICHMOND. 10 wits l-s.
~ At Rules held n the Clerks Office OF the Court
February, 1865, rs-
Edward Boyle, plt'hi u, i. ,..---.l ~
against
Conrad Freeman and Jacob Fohr def'ts
.,.e. la. IN GHANCERI s3E4-.
The object of this suit II to enforce the performance Of
conract OF title 10 lot Of land in the city Of Rich
which said Conrad Freeman purchased of d. 1ruehort
Jr 1851. ..--...t -..s ~
f6davit having been made that the defendant Conrad
Freeman Is not president Of the state OF Virginia, lie is
hereby required appear in the said Clerks office within
one month after due publication hereof and do what may
be necessary to protect his interest. =.
H. .rf't. +, A copJ-teste .rAl. u.
fe7-law4w RIO. HOWARD, Clerk.
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RICHMoND WIG.

,.r.hnr Mornlng. March ga. uses.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
From COLUMBIA.

We subioin some additional extracts from the
letter of ..Se De Kay,1 to the Augusta ConStita-
tionaliSt, dated "Ruins OF Columbia, March 'th
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

OFFICE SUPT. r. II. TRAEsPoRrATIoN, :
Richmond, Feb. 2lst, 1866
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-20

NEW YoRK Feb. Is.
O tton-less active but pric are thout decided
change; sales 1900 bales; midd ing upland 49,
Fiour-receipts 2790 bbls sales g. 200 bbIs iucIud-
ing 900 bhis Extra State for LIST half April at 10 so
Stare and VIZ stern opened firm and closed dull and
drooping; Superhne State 10 l5(@l0 So; Extra do
10 60@I0 75 choice do 10 S0G1085; Round Hoop Ohio
IL 25@11 45; choice do IL 80 40 II; Superane West
ern ~ 30 @ 10 3D.; common to good Extra do 10 75@
II O0: Southern dull sales 500 bbls Mixed to good
ii O09l2 90; fancy and extra u l06114 so; Canada
opened firm closed dull snd dro ping: suIes $50
Dbl: common IN mon, Extra 10 7s@lo So; Extra good to
Wheat-he,vy and lower; sales So bushels No. 2
Chicago spring i0S@2 10: choice Ne do 90; fair
milwaukee Club l6; Winter ked Western common
Corn-dull; sales $500 bushels old mixed Western
at SO; new Ye low Jersey 74@12 rs.
0ats-more steady; sales Canada OBJ; Western
l I0t.
Beos-fsm; ales $50 bbls plain mess 1922; extra
mess 2la24.
also 500 bbls new mess for February March and
Ap-ii, mostly buyers option at SO 25l137 rs; new
mess 35 75936 20; 1883 do 80 S73@S4 S5J: cash and
regniar way closing at "a rs; regularprime 3d. prime
Laad-more active and armer sales 1850 bbls at
Batier-dull; sales Ohio az 32@47; State 1905.
Whiskey-rathe; more active; sales 600 bbls West
ern at s y AZ Is, nearly all at latter price.
Sugar quiet sales sOhbe, Muscov ado II, a IS.
Havana, 1856 boxes at 20 q &c.
Cofee-dul
~ Molasses-dull.
Ns-sa Stores-quet Spirits Turpentiue 90; crude
iI Ircs, MI omnal; Rosn 00@3 90.
Leather-quiet.
Fish-quet.
oils-dull; Linsed 559l %, pe,roleum duIl Mt A
for cude; 6SG67 for refined in bona and Ss5IsS fol
refined; free Lard, Sperm and Whale no@iHal
Hides-quiet.
lLead-dul; Spanish 81 for gold
| Tobaccc-dull
Tallow-quiet; sales SO OtO Tbs at 1s916l
Wooi-dull.
Freights to Lverpool-dull
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attempt of the Enemy to Adeance their Pick.
et Lines az bermuda Hundred ETchGnge
of Prisoners,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
Information has been received from the Ar
my Of the Potomac, dated the 18th, to the fol-
lowing effect:
Deserters from the rebel army state that this
morning between twelve and one o'clock, a
company from each of the regiments of Stew
arts brigade of Pickett's division, were sent
out to advance their picket lines about one
hundred and fifty yards, in order to strengthen
as well as straighten their line on the Bermu-
ia hundred front, opposite the position held
by Inc "a pennsylvania heavy artillery. On
oeing discovered they were fred upon by our
pickets, and after about twenty shots they re-
tired to their own lines. The party making
the attempt are reported as having been sup
pied with entrenching tools to throw up works
Nine hundred and eighty three Union pris-
oners, including teu officers, mostly from Dan
vile, came down from Richmond on the rebel
steamer Allison to Cox's Landing. About 5
o'clock. as the Allison was on her return trip
to Richmond, and when short distance above
Fort Brady, she struck torpedo, which ex-
ploding completely wrecked her. She had on
board 2l3 packages of blankets, and number
OF other articles intended for our prisoners,
belonging mostly to the State of Indiana. The
loss of life is unknown.
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From sas Domingo.

New YORK, Feb. Is.
Dates from st. Domingo up to December
18th, have been received up to that date.
News OF the action of the Spanish govern.
ment had not been received by the Dominicans
and fighting was still actively carried on.
Various prominent residents of Turks Island
ana Hayd have sent in to the Dominican gov
eminent their adhersion to the national cause.
The Provisional government recently made
an appeal to the people for loan of 100000.
Although the country is poor and the people
exhausted by their long struggle with the
Spanish invaders, the response to this call has
been highly gratifying. In less than month
$44, 200 was raised and there is every prospect
that the entire loan will be filed.
The population of Hayti had declared for
the Provisional government
President Poblano has issued an address to
the Dominican soldiers encouraging them to
persevere in resisting the Spaniards
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Sunday morning posse of the police made a
raid on a gambling room over the Fulton mar
ket on Federal street. Half dozen young
men were, at the time engaged in playing.
A slight noise made by the officers in ascend
ing the stairs alarmed the gamblers and they
seized their money and skedaddled through
the back windows on to the roof of shed and
attempted to escape. Two OF them however,
were arrested; one of them in privy, where
he pretended to be asleep. The proprietor of
the room escaped, leaving his cane behind,
and he has not been seen since. The gamb-
ling instruments were all seized.
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival of the saxonia at New York.

New YORK, Feb. 10.
The steamship Saxonia from Southampton
8th inst, arrived here at II o'clock this morn
ing.
The steamship Moravian from Portland,
arrived out on the 7th inst.
The Times says tie alleged cession of Next
can territory TO France, created surprise on
change, and from the popularity of the cir
cumstanees connected with Gwyn's n6mina-
ton as Viceroy, was received with much re-
serve. The popularity of such an acquisition
TO France, is very doubtful.
The Times believes there is no foundation for
the report ofiile cesson. The most probable
arrangement is that France will not immedi-
ately take an absolute cession, but will guaIan-
tee new loan to Mexico, on security OF the
province named.
Peace rumors gained such credit at Frank
fort, that United States bonds advanced five
per cent. above New York prices. Erie shares
and United States 20's are slightly lover.
The suspicious of the French government
have been excited as to the real character OF
the steam ram Olinde, which recently arrived
at the Isle OF Houat, under the Danish flag
where she took on board a quantity of Goals
rom French tug, which also transferred to
her Danish crew of forty-two persons. She
is supposed to be a Confederate cruiser.
Parliament was opened Feb. 7th by royal
| cOmiIlSSlOU. 4 NC SpttcH Sdlu HtT I0dltbty
remaiaed steadiastly neutral between the con-
tending parties in America, and would rejoice
at friendly reconciliation.
The Queen has bad great satisfaction in Civ
ing her sanction to a conference meeting OF
delegates from Canada, assembled at Qaeber.
Resolutions were adopted for closer union
of those provinces under a central government
If they are approved by the Provincial legisla-
ture, bill will be laid before Parliament for
carrying this important measures into effect.
The Confederate loan was quoted at 55a57.
A Paris telegram says: 1.-The news OF the
cession of Mexican territory to France is
wholly unfounded.o
The Moniteur says: "All reports in refer
ence to the cession made to France by Mexi.
| co, of Sonora and other provinces, are absolute
fabrications."
The Prussan government has fixed an an
nual military contingent of eleven in every
thousand.
The Marine Minister of Prussia requests
authority to contract for a loan Of nine mil
lions sterling, tor the construction of a fleet.
The abolition OF capital punishment has beer
proposed in Italy.
The King of Italy will visit Milan.
The eruption of Italy continues regularly
without damaging the villages.
The Madrid Epoca considers that Admira
Pareja ought to demand satisfaction for th
Chilian attitude in the Peruvian question.
The King and Queen of Portugal have re
turned from Contra.
The reply to the speech from the throne
was unanimously voted by the deputies.
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E. N. rArrEN, AUoTIoNEER, IL Exchange st

H ZANNOHl z cos large and attractive Sale of
Il Italian Marble and AIabaster statuary, Vases,
Tszzais, &c, on Thursday and Friday. FEB 20 and
"a, az l0t A. M, and P. NJ each day. at the Old
City Hall, Market Square.
ms assortment comprises figures of pure White
Alab2stsr, viz :-Auanua OF the Panlue, Una on the
Lion, Highland Mary, Diana, Baochas, Ariadue,
and n dinuvue. Appollo, Belvidere. Aci and Gala
tsu, Flora, Love and Esiche, Toilet of Pandora,
Nycsph OF the Amo Greek Slave, Mercury, with
other subjects.
AL o Marble AND Ala5aster Vas's, from the Gre
clan, Roman, Hebe, Gothic and Florentine Styles,
urns or Flowers. Tazzais, Card Receivers. Groups
Ahmals, aud great variety OF other articles Tor
'ns decoration Of PaIlors, Libraries, &c.
vU,Sewlse. a ane assortment of Rich Silver Plated
raL no uprising Tea Sets, Casters, Flower Vases
These eooS. S1oolets, Cups, 30.
esu spIas Were imported expressly for the above
t -, u WAY uaTe never been displayed IN any other
ma NJ NJ. WIN 70 on exhibition Wednesday morn
Ing 22d. and descriptive Catalogues ready for dis.
tribution. The public are invited to examina this
collection which will be found superior in artstical
merit and work to any other previously offered in
this city. Sale positive. feb20
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-20

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
To Major General Dir: - -eoe'
Inc announcement of the occupation of
Columbia, S. c., by Gen. Sherman. and the
probable. evacuation of Charleston has been
communicated to the Department in the fol-
loving kilograms just received from Gen.
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U. s. MARSHAL,S SALE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

District of Maine, ss.
DUkSUANT TO Vend Expo: TO ne directed
Il Rom the Hon Ashur Ware, Judge Of the United
Saes District Court within and for the District Of
Maine shail expose and sell at public auction, to
the highest BIZ der therefor the following property
and merchandise, at tho time and place within said
District as follows, VIZ
At the Castom House Building, on Fore street
ia Portland on Monday, the sir'h day Of lfdrch
merit, at II o'c'ock, A. A.,
Eeven thousand, seven hundred and forty c.
CARS; two hundred and twenty pounds OF FUN
PONDER; One hundred and sixty-Gve pounds OF
SUGAR; Eight barrels of MOLASSES; One bar
rel, SUGAR; -Four bbls of MOLASSKS; Thirty
two handrad CIgARS; Three bbls MOLASsES;
Demijohn w. T. r UNI; One p ING sLEIGH;
One ROBE; One HORSE BLANKET; One H.dR.
NESS; One II sLTEP; Ten Bottles BRANDY;
One key of SPIRIT Two bbIs az six bags OF
SUGAR; One Dbl and ten demijohns of SANTA
CRUZ RUN; One Dbl SUGAR; Three bbls MO-
LASSES.
The Same having been decreed forfeit to the Uni
ted States in the District Court for said District
and ordered to be sold and the proceeds disposed Of
according to law saf
Dated at Portland this eighteenth day of Febru-
airy, A. d. 1866.
4 CHARLES CLARK
feb1S dtd U. s. Marshal Dist: of Maine.
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Destruction of a Rebe. Iron Foundry.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.
The Heralds Shenandoah correspondent
says an expedition of 300 picked men from the
Michigan cavalry, after march of forty miles
meeting with no opposition of consequence,
reached the Charlotte iron furnace, on Water
Lick Creek, which the rebels had in full blaze,
preparing iron for shot and shell. The estab-
lishment, with all its machinery and material,
was destroyed. The force then returned meet
ing with trifing annoyance from guerrillas.-
The main portion of the rebel army is said to
be near Staunton.
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Special Dispatch to the Daily Press
state BOun Y to soldiers.

AUGUSTA, Feb. Is.
By authority Of the Legislature the State
bounty of one hundred dollars to persons en-
tering the military or naval service under the
call OF December 19h, will not be paid in cash
hereafter; butithe Treasurer will issue certi-
hcate for the amount, with interest payable
Feb. 1st, 1867, or receivable before for State
taxes levied after 1866. HELoIs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-20
Mixed Gauge.

AUGUSTA, Feb. Is.
The House has just voted seventy-two to
forty to substitute the minority for the ma
iority report which repeats the section prohab-
iting the mixed Gauge west or Portland.
Monday next at twelve o'clock is assigned for
the third reading, and half hour after the
question on engrossment is to be taken. 1t
has not yet been acted on in the Senate.
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Special Notice.

Thefallewing regulations will be rigidly observed
by the Proprietors OF the Press;
J. No papers will be delivered by Carriers except
TO those who have subscribed attic office.
2. No Carrier will be allowed to sell papers on his
route, or to collect money from Subscribers.
8 Carriers found guilty of yiolating the foregoing
rulesthey will be discharged.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-20

SETTLED AT LAsr.-We have received
letter through the post Office, signed "Mrs.
Smith," saying that no further trouble need
be taken to exculpats innocent persons, for
she-the writer of the note-is the veritable
person who stole the cloak. As this vexed
question is now settled, we shall decline to
publish any more exculpatory notes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-20
o. S. Commissioners Court,

wM. H. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER.
Michael Smith, who keeps an eating saloon
on Fore street, was brought before the Comis-
sioner last Saturday, charged with retailing
liquors without taking out U. s. Revenue
license. Michael denied that be sold liquors,
and said that after he had furnished "male"
for person, II the said person wanted glass
of ale, he would go into neighbors and get it.
He however concluded to pay the costs and
take out his license.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-20

AT meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen
on Saturday last, the following named gentle
men were drawn to serve as traverse jurors at
the Supreme Judicial Court, March term.
(criminal) to be held on the first Tuesday Of
March, A. ID. 1861. B. Hudson, Benjamin
Knight, Augustus L. Dennison, Moses M.
Haskell, Chas. A. B. Morse, Andrew Dooley,
Stephen III. Knight, and Dexter Daniels. The
Grand Jurors come in the first Tuesday, and
the Traverse Jurors are summoned for the I'd
Tuesday,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-20

SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION will come
off at Pine Street Church this evening, com.
mencing at IL o'clock. Singing, dialogues
and other exercises will be the order of the
evening. A pleasant time may be expected
and the friends of Sabbath Schools are invited
to be present on the occasion.
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Rebel Editorials o.. the Movements of sher-

Rebel Editorials on the Movements of Sher-
man.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.
The Richmond Examiner of the 10th, says !:
"At Kingsville Sherman would be able to de-
stroy the Columbia and Charlotte, and the
Wilmington and Manchester railroads"
The Columbia Garolnian of the 18th, says /:
Long before Columbia falls, we look for a
battle and victory, which will prove rood
fighting on this side, and give South Carolina
the proud privilege in closing as she begun
the war in triumph"
The same paper Of the previous day believes
that within twenty days, there will be such a
concentration OF strength as will make the
Yankee eossIaander tremble for his safety.
ThrRlchmond Examiner of the 18th, has a
long article against the use of negroes as sol
diers, but leaving the responsibility to Gen.
Lee, who has urgently called for a large force
of them.
The Richmond Wing of the 10th, states that
Sherman has got somewhat the start of their
forces, and they are apprehensive at Columbia
that he will reach there before he can be over
| taken.
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From the So,Ifh,rest.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Feb. IS.
The steamer Liberty passed up from Mem
phls to-day, with eighty bales of cotton for
Eveanville.
Gen. Washburn arrived at Memphis from
Vlcksburg, en- route for the James, but meet
ing with countermanding orders would return
to Vicksburg.
The draft TO fill the quota of the district of
Memphis, under Gen. Canby's order, passed
Off quietly. Three hundred and eighty
names were drawn.
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Soldiers, Home.

The following named Soldiers were admitted
and left the Portland Soldiers Home for the
week ending Feb: 18th:
Seth F. Clary. Co. B, LIST Me. Vet; Marshal
Emery, Co. G, 18th Me; Orlando E. Tozier,
Co. D, 18th Me-; John Wentworth, Co. F, SD
Mass.
Six left for their homes.
VIII. PLUMMER, Agent
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PERsoNAL.-We were happy to meet last
Saturday Mr.. Albert g. Dam, Ordnance Ser
geant Of thelst Maine Cavalry, just from the
front, before Petersburg. He has leave of alb
sence for 20 days, is in excellent health and
has not reported himself sick single day since
he entered the aruny
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Supreme Judicial Court.

JANUARY TERM-DAvIs, j., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.--In the case of Wood v. At
well and trustees, the evidence was all put in
and court adjourned to 10 o'clock Monday
morning, at which time the arguments will
commence.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-20

LIVERPOOL, Feb T-Cotton-salos of two DAYS
23OO bales including 8e00 bales to spectators and
exporters: The market was firm and 1@4i higher,
closing quieter.
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFS MARKET, Feb
7-F our dull and quotations bareiy maintained
WI at heavy and 1@2d lower. C.rn inactive; mike d
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. Feb. 7
Beef quisr with downward tendency; Pork firm;
Bacon firm at As Sd, but sales: Butter teady
Fard trm At @6s Cd; Tallow quiet and steady
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. Feb t.
Sugars very dull aud prices weak; Coffee dull and
unchanged; Ashes small sales Of pots and pearls 81
30s 9i@3ls; Rice sales small; Linsed Oil steady
Rosin inactive; Spi IFS Turpe tine quiet at 67s fol
French; Petroleum quiet an unchanged
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Feb. 7-Consol
closed at Sit@s41 for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-Ilinois Central rail
road shares 623 dis; Erie Railroad S2sG323.
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Pro6able Eyaouatiom Of Fort anderson.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. II.
The steamer Ariadne arrived to- day from
Foit Fisher. The captain of the steamer re-
ports that our forces had expected to make an
attack upon Fort Anderson on the 18th inst.
but failed to do so for some cause unknown to
him. Before he left Fort Fisher he saw
bright light in the direction of Fort Anderson,
and his supposition was that it had been aban-
doned and burned by the rebels.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-20

Duck POND RAcEs.-The trotting match
for $500 will come off at Duck Pond to-day at
/ o'clock, between stallion "Young Brandy"
and j. Nichols' sorrel colt The parties have
spent good deal Of money to prepare the
course, and they look to their friends to help
them out by liberal attendance.
The purses for trotting and pacing horses
1926 and $50-will come off the day before the
$1,000 match, of which due notice will be
given.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-20

THE next meeting of the Sabbath School
Teachers Association will be held in the Yes
try of Free Street Church, at Z IL O'Clock, on
this Monday evening, Goth inst. Subject for
discussion,-"What means can best be en-
ployed to increase the interest in our Sabbath
Schools ?" The services will commence pre-
cisely at the time specified, aud continue till
nine o'clock Singing by the children of the
Free Street Sabbath School.