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.. N. PArTEN, AuorIoNEER, n Exohanse St.
Groceries, Carpets, Molasss., Co., at

Auction.
ON Saturday, March 11ih, at 10 A. NJ. n. ON. IN
" thnussnd Cigars bbis Beef TobsccoN MoIsss.ss ~
Soaps Coffee, Onions. Butter, Nails. So one PAT,
form Scale-wsighs 8i00 fbi.
ALSO,
Fine and superhne Csrpets dair MATTRESSES, Beds,
Eel ing. sofa, Marble Top Counter. lot shest,nGS.
shi tins. &c. ma.9td
Tow Boat at Auction.
Ea.S[E-N A good ow Boat of about 70 tons
h., A. - bur hen, in ruh ming order, will
Mach os a. aeeh n. at Gafts Wharf, on Thursday
IA In "a zod at IL o'rloos A M b
For Pirticulars NO ir.- ~ r la
Portland. Feb. 1876 -atms,;5s y -
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From Washin0tO1a .

WASHINGTON, March 8.
The name of Freeman Clark was sent to
the Senate to day as Comptroller OF the Treas
ury. -t -
Mutual explanations between Great Britain
and the United States have resulted in re.
scinding the passport order SO far as it relates
to Canada. The United States naval force on
the Lakes Is to be the same as stipulated in
the treaty OF 1917.
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New YORK. Mach g.
49, ~f-'-''N
Flour-sales $500 bbls State and Western; state
995Nl05 6; Round Hoop Ohio 10 80 q II rs; Wes'-
ern 95@l0 CO.; southern; sales 600 BIB 1T 10 75@
IA 20; Capsda dull 50 - 100 bbls III 30011 IS.
Wheat-duil; sales 1000 bushels Milwaukee Climb at
2 10; 5000 bushels White Western at27S
Corn-1g2c lower; sales $500 bushels new South.
ern fellew at I "a.
Oats-dul; Canada l 0s Gle.
Beef-dull. "a
rork-lower; sales 200 bbls; new mess at IS 30
OBS IS asff :
Lald-lowe-; sales 1850 bbls at 1923. :.
Butter-lowe Ohio z0d40.
Whiskey- over; sales $50 obls at 225.
: Groceries-uul
,val Sto! dull.
-Oils-1un. ii.
sreighta to Livcrpool--dull.
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BY MleCtr1c1fu

Vs. -ANAtA NJ
The lpsaumstc, the equity, the lame and the lns,
leap will Joy, and move with tho agility and elastic
ity OF Yeah; the heated brain s c0oiSd the frost
bitten llbs restored, tho uncouth de;ormfties re,
moved tetntness converted to vigor, weakness to
strength the Dnd made 70 see, the deaf to hear and
the Ealsssn form to upright; the bleHaishes o.
youth are obliterated; the accidents Of mature lie
an ecdve circulation laiatsinods ~ M
BEEa
Who hSye cold hands and foet; weak storaohsl
lame AMI weak bseks; nervcus and sick headache;
dlzziness AID swimming IN tho head, with indges-
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain IN the ode
and bach; leucorrhma, Tor whi.esl; falling Of the
womb With internal oancers. turnors. polypUs, ana
all that long train Of diseases will md In Electric
ity sure means ef ours. For painful menstruatcn
100 profese meEstruation, and al ot those long Lire
OF troubles with young a6iee. Electricity y 2eLas
sp9oao. snd VIII. IN short ti1ae, restore tho sane'
TO the vigoF Of health
TEETH TEETH! TEETH! 81
Dr. D. still continues to Extract Teeth ~ Htecti u
str aoithoat Pain Persons baviDk ~ ~ ~
or stumps they wish to have Ien ~ su ~ ts'e'"Hk
he would give polite fnyit VIA Sfrb;~ss "a. t a.,
=. superior raISs .yhyorcngh Instructions.
iaImIiy use VIII .rroumodate a few patients with
VI, ~, ..annatnont at his house. M ti5
ooaru anu Az ~ srcro s e'nI1ek y ~ v2N,,I
Om fto nSI NJ. ana 40 0 in the Evening.
onsnJfaticE Froe. noVlu
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WE have been shown descriptive roll of
enlisted men in company F, Battery Artillery,
South Carolina army, in which of eighty
seven men thus enrolled, but thirteen were
native South Carolnians, fifty were foreigners,
nearly all Irishmen, and one named Joseph
Grant, native OF Salemn Massachusetts,
The roll may be seen at this office.
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Matters at Pad,.cah.

e CAIRO, ILL.,, March 8.
1t is reported that the Court Martial at
Paducah, has acquitted Gen. Paine of all the
charges 'eferred against him.
Gen. Paine having accused Mr.. Alexander,
of Paducab, OF giving false testimony before
the Military Commission last fall, the latter
individual attacked him on the street yester-
day with a revolver, and be was forced into
an encounter. Alexander was arrested and
lodged in the guard house.
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From the Arnsy before Richmond.

y WASHNUTONy WHFCH ..
Information from the army Of the Potomac
SAYS all is quiet in this department.
The freshet in the James River has nearly
subsidized and the exchange of prisoners has
been resumed. A large baeh ofreleased pris-
oners are expected down this morning.
Fosters division OF the oath corps, was re-
viewed Tuesday by Gen. Ord. The colored
division of the 18th corps was also reviewed.
Their appearance was heartily commended.
There is report in circulation that Lynch
burg is in our possession, but cannot be traced
to any reliable source. a
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THE PARISH COMMITTEE ofthe Pearl street
Universalst Society, will be in attendance at
the Church, corner of Pearl and Congress
streets Saturday afternoon March 18th, from
three until @ o'clock; also 10 the evening
from halt-past seven until nine, for the pur-
pose of securing pews or seats to all those who
desire to obtain them.
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ny TELEGRAPH.
xxx CONGRESS Extra Session.
SENATE.
w A SHINnr
TO THE DAILY PRES,

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March 9.
Mr. Trum6ull made report on the credeI-
tlais OF w. u. Snow, Claiming a seat from Ar
kansas, recommending that the further con-
sideration of them be postponed until Congress
takes further action in regard TO the govern
ment OF Arkansas. :
The Senate then elected Rev. DR.. Gray
Chaplain.
The consideration of Mr. Underwood's Gre
dentials from Virginia was resumed. After a
debate the subject was postponed until next
session.
The Senate then went into Executive SEES
sion. Adjourned.
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MAcHINrsrs. Special attention OF Machin-
lists is invited to the advertisement OF Messrs.
Geo. NJ. Patten & Co, of Bath. They are
men for whom any journeymen will find 1t
pleasant to work. Their principal business is
steam engines and ship work.
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PORTLAND AVID YTOTNYrY.
Ns,o Advsrtssemens. ro-nav

Rsso Advertisements To-day.
ia atre=Deering Hall-This Evening.
List of Unpaid Taxes. n 81 ft
Auction Sale-E. NJ. Patten p Ai5
Lady Wanted.
Machnits Wanted. eN
Coal took Company.
Farm for Sale.
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Snecial Notice.

ThefOllowing regulations will be rigidIy obserVea
by the Proprietors of the Press;
i. Nopapers will be delivered by Carriers e1oep'
to those who have subscribed atthe once.
2. No Carrier will be allowed to sell papers On nl'
route, or to collect money from subscripers,
8. Oarriersfound guilty efviolating the foregoing
rules they viii be discharged.
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To The Editor of The Press

To the Editor of the Press: 5s, s,l
| was exceedingly sorry to notice in your
paper of this morning false statement in re-
lation to the two men who had the honor and
pleasure last evening at the City Hall, OF be-
ing on the platform with that orator and
Christian patriot, Rev. A. A. Willets; am also
sorry that SO few of our "loyal men and wo-
men" and Christian fellow citizens were pres
ent to listen to the lecture of the season, and
thereby also encourage the hearts of those
who are laboriDg to assist the Association in
Its many acts of Christian charity.
nr CYRUS STURDIvANT, aW
President of Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. RR
- Portland March q 1QRS
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PHILADELPHIA, March 8.
The steamship Bermuda from the blockading
'squadrons, has arrived. She reports that Feb.
14th, an expedition under Gen. Newton, con.
sisting ofall the troops, white and black. sta
toned at Key West, and the gunboats Hon
duras, Brittiania, Magnolia, Hendrick and
Hudson started for the purpose of capturing
st. Marks.
The Bermuda brings 400 sick and discharged
soldiers and sailors
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PERsoNAL.-Lieut. VIM. Il. Larrabee of
this city, of the 7th Maine, has arrived at
Annapolis, from Columbia, s. c., where he
has recently been confined. Lieut.. L., was
taken prisoner on the I'd of May last at the
battle of the Wilderness. He has been in
several Of the rebel prisons and has made his
escape from them three times, but has been as
often recaptured. He is now released for ex-
change -
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Subscription Books are Now Open.
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ARRIVAL Of Cotton f-es~ sayaanaA.

A number more of vessels with cotton from
Savannah, have arrived, making 81 in all,
bring cling % $50 bales. Other vessels with
ii ,64l are on the way. The government has
seized this cotton without regard to private
marks, because Savannah was not surrender
ed with its garrison, but captured with all it
contained. ral
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BLUE FLANNEL CONCERT = The sixth
Parlor Concert comes off this evening at the
house Of Mr.. Abner Lowell, 80 Pearl-street'
Carl Krebs' Clarinet is to take part, with
orchestral and piano accompaniment. Per.
Torrance to commence at o'clock.
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CAsco BANK.-The stockholders of this
institution, at their meeting on Wednesday,
voted to surrender their charter and go into
the National system as soon as two thirds of
the interest in the stock should assent to the
same.
They also voted to instruct the Directors
TO declare an extra dividend Of ten per cent.
on the capital stock, out of the reserved fund
Of the bank, payable on or before the LIST OF
Ma-
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JAMES N. KEITH, Esq.

Themapagers of this Company are PRACTICAL men.
an their purpose is to make it produc ng enter.
Pr asst Is La tho product oil that The substan-
,la, re iADle profits are made. With this view they
nave sd ced and purchased the most ising and
valuable pieces ftp opery in the midst of the best
OH terrory and Ia wnichare now the most pr. duct
lords Opportunities for boring 800 wells in what is
cons dered the surest oil region and 200 lis in lands
on q iess developed character. They have 10 wells
entertained that SON Of these il prove to be largo
lowing wells All of them are going down on ter
obtain oil.
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From Charleston.

.s New YORK, March O..
Steamer Fulton, from Hilton Head 9th, has
arrived.
2 Everything is progressing favorably at
Charleston. Traders were opening the stores.
Gen, Hatch is in command Of the northern
district Department Of the South. Gen.
STRENGTHENING is in command at Charles
tones .--F
The railroad is completed to Goose Neck. s
Gen. Potter has advanced to the Santee
River without opposition.
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CANAL BANK.-At the adjourned meeting
ofthe stockholders of this bank, held yester-
day, it was voted to go into the National sys
TENS, and the directors were authorized and
instructed to obtain the assent of all the stock
interest to the same, and to adopt all meas
ures necessary to carry the vote into effect
The present Directors were constituted the
Directors Of the Canal National Bank until
Others shall be elected
1t was also voted to instruct the Directors
to declare an extra dividend of ten per cent
on the capital stock, from the reserved profits.
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LEvEE AT WooDFoRD CoRNER.-The
young folks at Woodford's Corner are to have
an Exhibition and Levee at Woodfords corner
this evening for the benefit of the Soldiers. A
good time may be expected.
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Fnancs in wssco,.si,s.

MILWAUKEE, March 9.
/, The banks of this city have decided to throw
out all State currency and adopt legal tender
as the medium for all transactions. The State
currency is to be redeemed and the balance
received at from eighty to ninety cents on the
dollar
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Portland, March 0, 1865.

SURPRIsE.-The friends of Rev.A. Moore of
Saccarappa, unceremoniously took possession
OF the parsonage on the evening OF the 9th
inst, and with very pleasant surprise, pre-
sented him with $l64 in cash. beside other
articles. The occasion was enlivened with
remarks from various persons, music and
social conversation. The hour will be held in
pleasing remembrance by all present, es-
pecially by the recipient. -
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LETTERS have been received from Titus
vile, stating that Mr.. r. L. Robinson had so
far recovered that he would probably be able
to leave for home in day or two. His wife
expected to reach him last evening.
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Financial.
PHILADELPHIA, Marc

PHILADELPHIA, March 9.
Jay Cooke reports sales of 7 30s to-day to
amount to $4,065, $50. including S135OoO from
Chicago, and 100000 from New York in
single subscriptions; besides $204S individual
subscriptions for $50 and 500.
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PORTLAND BoYs.-S. W. Byram, Masters
Mate of steamer Gladiolus, and Engineer John
d. Williams Of this city, attached to the same
steamer, were the parties first to take posses
sion of Font Ripley, Charleston. Not having
an American ensign with them they raised a
sailors shirt on the flag staff. The Gladiolus,
with the iron-clads Mahopac and Canonicus
constituted the advance. and were the first
vessels to pass Fort Sumter and reach Charles
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Mr.. SANDERsoE at Lewiston, who adver-
tises In another column for lady artist to
work in his photograph rooms, Is one of the
most successful photographers in the State.
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Steamer Sunk.

-as}a ST.. LOUIS, March 9. Z
The steamer Imerial, St. Louis and Nash
vile packet, struck the bridge across the
Cumberland River at the latter place yester-
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THEATRE.-The drama of Streets of New
York ELECTS the whole strength of Messrs.
Bidwell 6 Pixies excellent company. The
play is an exciting one, and is admirably per-
formed as the full houses every evening this
week can testify. 1t will be repeated tonight,
and our advice is, secure seats during the day.
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Railroad accident.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, March 9.
The down train on the Hudson River rail-
road ran off the track at Stuyvesant this morn
ing. No one was killed. The brakeman had
one of his legs broken.
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Recreation Of the passpor, svste,,..

New YORK. March 8.
Inc revocation of the passport order by
Secretary Seward, 80 far as it relates to Canada,
has removed all restrictions on through travel
via the Suspension Bridge and Detroit, and
unrestricted travel by the great Western Rail.
road is now fully resumed
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On reflection we think the second man on
the platform did applaud the first part of Mr..
Willets able lecture last Wednesday evening
and we are glad to know from him that he
liked it so well. Ii he did s'loudly applaudD
the last part, we failed to seeit or hear II, but
we are not disposed to disputehis word, nor do
him the least injustice. Mr.. Willet bestowed
high praise on President Lincoln and Heaven
forbid that we should gainsay any mans en-
dorsement ofit.s e'a
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From. California.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 9.
The steamship Golden Age, from Panama
with the passengers that left New York Feb.
18th, arrived to. day.
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The Ne,o Senator from, Ma,vland.

BALTIMORE, March s.
Hon. A. j. Creswell has been nominated for
y. 3; senator by the Union caucus, in place
of Gov. Hicks, deceased. This is Equivalent
to an election.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BELGIAN.-Steamship
Belgian, Capt. Wylie, from Liverpool 23d and
Londonderry oath ult., arrived at this port yes
terday forenoon, with Is cabin and 14l steer
age passengers, and full cargo.
We have received from Messrs. Allan
Brothers & Co., our usual files of papers,
through the politeness of Mr. McNaughton,
purser of the ship. The news has been antici-
pated.
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THE Qualities of Burnetts Cocoaine, as
preventing the hair from falling, are truly
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CT V0YAN T
AND.
Eclectic Physician,

From 6l6 Broadway, New York, has returned TO
Clapp's Block. ~
ore or the Greatest Cares on Record
Prompted by no other THAI the feeling of beneyo-
iepce and for the benefit of the afflicted de,re to
make known short description Of my disease and
the unexpected cure which obtained from Mrs
Manchester's Medicine. Upwards of two years
since was taken sick. which gradually increased
unnl was so far reduced that never expected to
be wclfagain. LAD the attendance of six eminent
physicians and never received the Sigh est bent fs
until Icommenced using Ms Manch s,er's Medi-
cines. My disease at that time was as follows:-I
was extr mely fsble-conHned to my bel. NV flesh
had all disappeared, the whites of my eye, were vel
low, ais the skin yellow; had dul h avy pain in
the right tide ami it was very much enla eed pain
in my shoulders and spine The lett side seemed 10
decay SO that there was quite hollow pla, init
had very distressing pain he PIT O, my stomach
tongue coated thick stomach very acid ap petite en-
trely gone not being able to keep any thing on my
stomach fever, night sweats. thirst violent dry
cough, ficulty of breathing. dull headache can.
not describes al 1 wish to do my m rable situation
and suffering as every organ in my booy was di.ess.
ed My ply clans i'd was fast Fastening to the
consumption s.-.. ~ ftss .af
Ieij e. this time perfect hellt-, and this ia a
plain, shoi history fay cese snd is the truth
would recommend every and all ingalijs % 90 ar d
consult Ms Manchester. NARY NoULToN.
rortl nd May 9. 5-tf
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FINANCIAL.
U. S. 7-30 LOAN,

By authority Of the Secretary of the Treasury the
undersigned has assumes the General Subscription
Agency for the sale of United States Treasury Notes.
bearing seven and three ten,hs per cent interest per
annum, kaownasths
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EDWARD N. PA.rTEN,
Commission Merchant q Auetiouee

Has removed TO the spacious stora N
Exchange Street. four doors beio1v
Merchants Exchange.
VIII receive oonsignmsnts OF Me- lhandirs az
overy description, for public or private sale sales
OF Roal Estate, Vessels, cargcos Stocks and Mei.
ohGndise solicited. Cash advances made, witt
prompt sales and returns. mchladly
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Administrators Sale

RY virtue of a license from the Hon Judge of
D Probate for the County Of Somerset shaii sell
at public vendue, to the highest bidder. at the
Baker House, in the town of Yarmouth, County Of
Cumberland, on Tuesday. the ele enth day of April
next at ten o'cosk, M. the real estat of hicb
JANIS c. HILL, late of Skowhegan in ta d Coun.
ty OF Somerset died seized and csseased. Said real
estate IS described as follows:-The Forge Lot $50
caied containing thr acres, or less with the
water pr yege conn cite Herewith situate on the
Upper Falls of Royals River nea- the Flour d III
an5 the Bridge of the Grand trunk Railroad across
said River AL lot land cont aiming about two
acres lotted into houss lots, lying westerly of aud
adjoining the Cemetery of the First Univtrsalist
Chapel. >f'--
10 Also. one Pew in said First Universsist Cbapel
Terms-Cash on delivery Of the Deed
't JAMES B. DASCOMB
Adminisrattr with the Will annexed Of said Estate
Skowhegan, Feb'y 20, 1865. w8WS
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

in'S0 No'es are issued under date of August 18th.
1901 ana ara payable three years from that time in
currency CT ara convertible at the OD,iop of ,bs
holder into
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Municipal Court. March 9.

Charles Rounds and A. J. Falby, pleaded
guiltyto search and seizure processes, and
paid the statute fine of $50 and costs each.
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AUCTION SALES.
c. M. PATTEN, AUcTIoNEER. Il EXCHANGE J,
Sale of Dry and Fancy Csoods

4 iOMME CING on 1pesdsy, Ma CHI 7th At 10 A.
M, a-d2i NJ and contin ued forenoon and
AM ennoon through the week. Ccntistng in paft Of
inc p'Ises oleached ind brown Slteugs aud Shirt
nett pplianke's Quilts Dotskins, Cassirers, satI-
Rosoms sho On Goods. Napkins bowl lice, CUTS,
IF DIV snd tog ther with general assortment
aHey tools. msrch6td
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U. 8. $3.50 six Per Cent.
G oLU-BEARiNG BuRns

These Bonds are now worth apremium of nine Per
cent. including gold interest from November, which
MAKES the actual profit ,hs 7sO loan, at currsnt
rates. including interest. about ten per cent. per
@haun' Decides Its exemption from State and muni-
c'pa' taxation, which adds from one 20 three per
cent. more, according to the rate levied on other
properly. The iaterest is payable semi-annuslly BY
coupons attached to each note, With may be cut OF
and sold TO any baak or banker.
The interest amounts to
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ANNUAL MEETINGS,
Merc,, ants Bank

First National Bank of Portland. Me
A Special Meeting 9th Stockholders o tthis bank
Aui be- held at the Bank ON Monday the tven-
neth day # rar h. ateitv, o'clo Ia the forenoon
Of th Rsnk. = '-
Iotake any proDer measures In re'ation thereto.
And forany other Gusiness which may ally come
before item. - :. 80
By order Of tho Directors,
WIN e. GOULD. Cashier.
Portlsnd, March 4, 1886. eds wtd
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18
Notice.

Tn pursuance Of the authority. vussd in rds
Of the Episcopal Church in ,his tiossss. I.
hereby change the ptse. Of the rpsssinS Of tis
next Diocesan Council from +lss city Of Ceaum.
bia to Camden; and the time from tho. 10sk. t.
the 24sh Of May next The CeunoilTill. there
fore. be hsid in Grace Church. csmd.n, a tis
2sth Of May The necessities Tor these ehapees
And earnestly request th. attsadanse 81 the
members Of the Council THOS F. DAVIS. :
Bishop Of the Diocese Of 8. g. ::
The attention Of the Clergy and ParisA4s ,sf
the Diocese 10 called to the above. and thsseI
who may fail to receive the usual nottA cation.
are re4uestsd to sossidar it in lieu thereof
-. - J. d. MCCULLOUGH.
>Apru ~ Secretary Of Ooancik