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Sherin's Sale.

yUyAKEN naine-CUMBERLAND "a
4 n ainst IN s. ~ tion favor of Nathan pVoad
liz suc on ~ M AtweIl aud will be soId Al n,,h
isth dav 81 Mosn highest bidder on Thnrsdsy M =
LOU ua ~ Marcn 1856 at 10 ocioet IN thy ~,
noon at the auction Room Of p, ~ tne icfe'
10 Exc9auge 81 Portland, in The salieJ CoNo.
iaho fbe following personal prcnsrty ~ Slnpef-
ea.es Betnipgers bottled goods-126 ~. y 70 wit-lOo
oehnapps cases Kenne dy's Med icai Schtd ea
Tays Ready Relief, Nc NUNS Elixir o. Cn;nsy, had-
CnerIy Pecoral and ills, xeets Liniment ers
1Uhuiuoa fo16efs HeIrick's Pills and Piast.rs ~
WilsloWs soothing 81 rups FabDsf ock's Vermif,es'
lyons ma marion, Hobinsaek's Worm Syrup Kssns
ne9y salt hheum Oiniment Peruvian Syrup Wis
1 S BAL am OF Wild Cherry, ISIS Wilson's Has
~ tparation, Miss Aliens do. Hclloway's Pills and
ts tment Downs Elixir, Atwell's Wild Cherry Biz.
che, ma health Restorer, Browns RroBohiaI Tro.
Aver. an sleys Bitters, Spears Sembqci Wine,-
patt,t,' ssaparilla Woodworth's Flavoring Extract
Ginssr fpsnAer Balsam, Lyons Extracts Jamaict
large l.. A.u ~ ~ Salve, Woods Lung Baisam. II
Barrels ON Essences--Para goric. Castor Oil &C
assortment ofAndy, Gin and WhiskeY with a largo
good asso tmenf saieines not epumerated Also n
ee Cigar Cases Ca,sEANcY Goopg-combs Brush.
D n Ts seNes saans Rr,hhsr ~ 900 To-s
zCounter Eases &C., &c. I'm, nuDosI 1oousi Aoys
selected, In prime order and verS large-welt
ing he ia gest and best assortment VA o. oomprs.
De found In the State.-rerns cash "euiclnes 10
HENRY BAILEY 4 TO. Auctioneers Snerin-
@0I1aho n1NOu ~ 1000 marl1 ID
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Soldiers, Home.

The following named Soldiers were admitted
and left the Portland Soldiers Home for the
week ending March 18th:
Admitted-Isaiah Sawtelle, Co. F, 7th Ne.
Octave Bennett, Co. HI, 10Th Mass; Hezekah
Luce, Co. E, LIST Me. Cavalry Frank 81. Ham.
Edward L. Bow1en, Co. /, 1st Me. He avy
Art; Moses N. 81. Baker, Co. HI, do; Gof M
Blackden, Co. F, do; Thornton M. Howard,
Co. L, do; Charles w. Robbins, Co. K, do
George w. Hayward, Co. K, do; Henry w.
Hodsdon. Co. Fl. 31st Me-; Edward Randall.
Co. d. 10th Me-; William p. Berry, 4th Me.
Battery; Thomas F. Pinkham, Co. g, 10Th
Me-; Wyett Huff, Co. E, 3Ist Me.
Five left for their homes.
VII. PLUMMER, Agent
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GREAT Loss OF REBEL, RAILROAD sroc,,

GREAT Loss OF REBEL RAILROAD SrooK.
The Augusta (Ga.l Constitutionalst of Feb.
9th has the following:
"There are about thirty five miles of rail
road stock, making nearly three thousand
engines and cars. belonging to every fiye-foot
gauge in the Confederacy, accumulated about
Charlotte, N. q. The gauge changes there
preventing them from going further Sher-
mans move has caused or will cause their de-
struction. All were heavily loaded with
stores. For the want of wood and water at
the differentstations they could not be moved
between Chester and Charlotte"
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Rebel account Of seno,ssila,s DEFEAT.

aa WASHINGTON, March H.
The Richmond Despatch of Friday contains
the fO1IIUwfus dirf,auvn rrorIi 1en. Lee, giving
particulars of battle near Kinston, N. c., be-
tween Gen. Bragg's rebel army aud the Union
forces wdich moved from Newbern to meet
Sherman in the direction of Goldsboro:
Headquarters, &C., March 9-To Hon. j.
G. breckenridge, Secretary OF Warden.
Bragg reports that he attacked the enemy
yesterday, four miles in front OF Kinston, and
drove him from his position. He disputed the
ground obstinately and took up new line,
three miles from his first. We captured three
pieces of artillery and 1900 prisoners. The
number OF the enemy's dead and wounded left
on the field was large, ours was comparatively
small Our troops behaved most handsomely
and Maj. Gen. Shilleshoke exhibited his usual
zeal and energy.
(Signed) M R. E. LEE
"Kinston, near which the fight occurred, is
situated on the direct route from Goldsboro to
Newbern, and about twenty miles east of
Goldsboro, and about thirty from Newbern.s
1t is supposed this force of the enemy was adj
yacing from Newbern against Goldsboro for
the purpose of cutting the railroad at that
that the enemy will attempt to advance, and
it is likely that we shall next hear of their fall
ing back on Newbern or changing their course
to some other point of the compass. This
movement of the enemy was evidently design
ed to be cooperative with Sherman, and in this
light and this juncture it may be OF great val
ue to us IN embarrassing the movements Of
Sherman" w.
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Murder of Federal Foragisag Parties.
4

NEW YORK, March u.
/ The Herald prints letter from Gen. Sher-
man to Wade Hampton, stating that in con.
sequence of foraging parties having been
murdered by the rebels after being captured,
and labels attached TO their bodies of death
to all foragers," he has ordered similar
number OF prisoners in our hands to be dis
posed OF in Hike manner; that he holds 1000
rebel prisoners and can stand it as long as
Wade Hampton can.
The rebel general responds that he knows
nothing Of such murders, and that for every
soldier executed by Sherman, he will execute
two federals, picking out officers as the first
victims. He makes long story about bar
barities alleged to be practiced by Sherman's
army, and concludes by stating that he shall
hold fity-six prisoners as hostages for those
ordered to be executed by Sherman.
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RECRUITING.-Three men were passed at
the office OF the Provost Marshal, last Satur-
day, and were credited one each to the towns
of Buxton, Cumberland and South Berwick
Four were enlisted Saturday at the City Re-
cruiting Office toward the quota Of Portland
making forty four for the week.
Those who design to put in substitutes
should do SO now, while there are plenty of
fering, at a much lower rate than they can be
got after draft is commenced.
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! Washington Correspondents.

} New YORK, March II.
A Washington letter to the Commercial
says it appears that recruiting by loyal States
in The rebel States has been stopped.
The Posts Washington dispatch says good
news has been received from Sheridan. The
remnants OF Early's forces have fed to
the mountains. The rebel army is believed to
be broken up. Rumors of disaster to Soho.
field originated in boastful dispatch from
Bragg published in the Richmond papers
claiming he had checked him. No impor-
lance is attached to the, statement, and it is
believed that Schofeld and Sherman are all
right.
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RORTLAMD AND YIOIHITY


Theatre-Deering Hal-This Evening.
Auction Sale-henry Bailey u Co. n
Auction SALE. NJ. Patten. M
Ship Br kers = W arren Gregg.
House Tor Sale oa
City Of Portland Loan.
Casco Ba1k.
appeal 10 the People.
Natural History society. frl1
Canal Bank.
Commission Merehants--Ricc Brothers.
Portland Iurnverein.
Muscovado Sugar. &c-H. q. Robinson.
Corn and Rye-Waldron & True.
yellow Corn-Edward IL. Rurgin. M
Agent Warned.
Board-7 Free st.
Through Ticketl-w. d Little
Molasses, &c--Chase Brothers. !.
Copartnership-Dow& johnson.
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Snscial Notice.

The following regulations will be rgidly observed
by the Propriesors of the Press
1. Nopapers will be delivered by Carriers except
to those who have subscribed atrhc office.
2. No Carrier will be allowed to sell papers on his
route, or to collect money from subscribers
Carriers found guilty of violating the fore Ding
rules they win be discharged.
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From. Ne,p Orleans.

New YORK, March II.
A New Orleans letter, dated the 9th, an
nounces the arrival there of 1900 exchanged
prisoners from Texas, including number of
Z Rebel papers chronicle. the passage of the
negro enlistment law, saying it is measure of
necessity, not ol..choice le h
Wigfal during the debate, denounced the
legislature OF Va, and demanded the resigna-
ton OF Davis. $500 e sllao7
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.pr FROM JAIL.-Henry E. Clark and

EscApE FROM JAIL.-Henry E. Clark and
A. F. Eslls, who have been confined for some
weeks in our county jail, waiting an examir-
alton before u. S. Commissioner w. II. Cliff.
ford, Esq, for practically running away with
the schooner Blue Bell and her cargo, broke
Jail early Sunday morning and escaped.
The prisoners were confined in separate
cells in the Sd range in the western wing, in
which wing all the other prisoners, about
twenty in number, are confined. They, each
Oh the'n, sawed offtwo bars in the windows OF
Their cells, the bars being uade OF inch iron,
which made spaces of about seven by fourteen
inches for them TO get out OF their cells,
and through these narrow spaces they got
out. They then proceeded to the lower
floor to one of the windows in the western
end of the wing, closed the iron door that led
into the room and fastened it with rope
Then they sawed off bar in the window
about one inch and quarter in thickness.
which made space of about ten by sixteen
inches, cut out the pane of glass in the inside
window, broke the one in the outside window
and through this aperture effected their es
cape to the street. Nothing has been heard
of them since they escaped.
The prisoners must have been supplied with
the best of Instruments for effecting their pur
pose. The iron bars are sawed off as neatly
and smoothly as can he done, and it is evident
that they were sawed from the inside of the
cells. 1T could not have been done until
after IL O'Clock Saturday night for Sheriff
Parker did not retire until after that hour, and
then all was safe. The other prisoners in the
wing all declare that they heard no noise at
all, with the exception offs boy who was in
cell near the door on the lower floor. That
boy says they woke him UP in shutting the
door hut he thnu oht nothing of IL AZ tha4Lfma
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PROFESSOR BoRRA's Musical Academy
will be open to-day at 0 O'clock A. NJ, at
which time he will commence to arrange his
classes for his peculiar and successful mode of
imparting a thorough and scientific knowledge
o. all kinds of music. The Professor has met
with unexpected success in receiving large
numbers of pupils, but with his system the
larger the number the more successful his
mode can be taught to the pupils, as he can
arrange one or two hundred scholars to the
best advantage, while he cannot arrange a
small number and give them one half the ad-
vantages, as he cannot class them properly.
We learn his classes in Boston numbered near
three hundred, and in Providence nearly two
hundred, and there ought at least to be one
hundred here that should be anxious to re-
ceive the benefit of his most successful mode
OF teaching music. We advise all that have
not Joined his class and wish to reach the
highest point of the musical art to call on him
to-day. dit
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New YORK, March II.
7 The steamships Pennsy lvania New York and
Edinburg sailed for Europe at noon to day,
taking 400 passengers and SIT 900 in specie.
The Posts dispatch says Washington is
filled with rurnors OF a battle in North Caro-
lima, between Gen. Schofelds forces and the
lebels. No particulars known. FS.,
Seven hundred bounty jumpers and seven
teen substitute brokers were arrested yester-
day at Hoboken, after having enlisted at
bogus recruiting station. They were put in
irons, and sent to Governors Island to-day.
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attack Expected IN Mobile.

J NEW YORK, March Y.
A rebel dispatch dated Mobile Feb. 2Sth,
says tw enty-two steamers and six Mississippi
river transports are in the lower bay, and
large number of troops are on Dauphin Island
and at Pensacola, indicating an early attack
on that city.
A dispatch from the 25th corps, dated the
10th, states that the rebel rams opened fire
the 9th, but stopped after exploding several
shells over their own works.
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NEW YORK, March H.
The speech of Senator Hunter in the rebel
Senate is published He voted for the bin TO
aim and emanclpate the negroes under in
suuctians from the Virginia Legislature. but
entered his protest against it as an abandon
ment of the contest and an abandonment of
the grounds upon which the South seceeded.
He also showed from statistics that no con-
siderable body of negro troops could be raised
in the States over which the government had
control without stripping The country Of the
labor absolutely necessary to produce food and
stated that the Ccmmaudant of Conscripts
with authority to impress 10000 slaves had
since last September been able to get but 1000,
Of whom $500 were from Virginia and North
Carolina and the balance from Alabama. Mr..
Hunter also argued that the negroes would
not volunteer, and those we did get would de-
sert to the enemy who can offer them better
price. ~ RliH WFH NFlFF n 4F'9ff5
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Murder of a. Soldier

New HAVEN, Conn.,, March IL.
This evening about o'clock John Ebay, a
returned soldier of the 18th Connecticut VOL
unteers, was killed by John Donnely,a town
pauper, at the store of Joseph Pinles. There
was dispute about the payment for some
liquors, when Donnely seized butcher knife
and plunged'it through the heart Of Eslay.
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NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY. is
to be special meeting of the Portland Society
of Natural History at their hall on Congress
street this evening, to consider the financial
difficulties in which this Society is surrounded.
A punctusl and general attendance of all the
members is requested. rs
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FOREIGN ExPoRTs.-The value of foreign
exports from this port last week amounted to
43S,65O.42. Included in the shipments were
26,4O7 sugar box shocks; 2O33 shocks and
heads; 79,50O hoops; 1871, 1856 feet lumber; 49,
600 feet scantling; 3,l61 bbls -four; so bbls
potatoes; 10 bbls pork; Is bbls beans; so bbls
cement; BIT bbls potash; l01 900 lbs butter !;
65,40O do lard; 77s,SOO do cut meats: $1,000
do cheese: 3,40O do soap; 3,SeS do tobacco !;
cases opium; 100 bush oats; "a cases furs !;
piano; set wheels and axels, &c.
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q MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERs.-Steamship
Morayian, Capt. Alton, sailed from this port
for Liverpool about A o'clock Sunday morn
ing, taking. out II passengers and full
CARGO
The Belgian will sail for Liverpool next
Saturday.
The Peruvian is the steamer due this week
from Liverpool.
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city, and have stopped at the Soldiers Rest
during the week ending March lths1S65:
March 9Th, Edwin Ladd v. r. Corps
i" BENZ Ri harrison, 1T Me II A Vol, A
Almon Grover, Both Me Vol,
A A Mel ON, do, II
Chas Dngley 24fh Mass I'M. A
" IN Asa Phipps, l4th Maine Ia ne Inf :
80 '' Joseph Mokoland. do
= Geo; 4 Toward 9th Me Battery
9, g III Bragg, 32d Me Inf Vol,
N II Waits, 18th /" -
"H +" chasN Downs, 18th, Me Int Vol, G
sc g James X p Wilson, Unassigned
9Th Erastus W Bradeen, 20 h Ne Inf Vol,
Edward Mcdonnell v Corps
Mark Trott, LIST Malice Mouated Art
g. g NJ H Rich, 49, Me Inf Vol, G
% John Logan, 10th do, c
-. 9th Lorenzo Poor, UNASSIGNED
f -. Albert lh q, b Baker 5thqfs Iaf Vol. c
SAM Mccoy. I'd y lny,I
" Richard Rfdman, T"
Montgomery, :"
+" Jose, h Killer, ~"
10th Ross; I'D Ne InfVol, X
g Patrick Sheridan. Corps
., aewdman Hatch 10Th Me InfVoI,
:. "a vickery, Unas igned
-ar " Albert NJ. Pattee, 9th Me Battery
:" Chas Jones, 2dN Art
Stephen Wheeler, Sd Me Battery
{. :. WI b. D., lnhU Ias
+" Albert Palmer, q
g &c Pat. Mahon, +" ("
" John McNieI "
" Jas Sweetfer, y"
w NJ Burbrnk,
6 j Ross, d
" 80. James Saunders, v Corps
18th Cyrus De Coser 32f Me Inf VOL
William Washburn LIST MoH A,G
Ihos NORM 21st, Corps G
- Nelson FOLEY, sth Me Int Vol A
18th Art II Winsow. 9Th Me Inf Vol, G
Willard Fogg, lst HA,
Billings A Thing 9th Me Vol D
g Thos A Norton. Goth
p" ss" William Stuart, 18th
William II Peva, l1fh G
James Harmon 32d e e
49, "'''A"0NA'eu uu'ins inc week.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL CoUBT.-The grand
jury finished their labors Saturday, and csmo
into Court and reported twelve bills of indict-
ment as follows: drinking house and tippling
shop4; nuisance 4; riot1; uttering forged
promissory note 1; compound larceny 1;
hawker and pedlar l. The grand jurors were
discharged from any further attendance at the
present term. The traverse jurors come in
to morrow, when the tr4 as will commence.
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Financial.
PHILADELPHIA. March /

PHILADELPHIA, March -.
Subscriptions to the Z 80 loan on Saturday,
as received by Jay Cooke, amounted to 3d.
64l 900, including 100000 from New York,
$200, 700 from Cincinnati, and $4,000 from
Carlisle, Penn, in single subscriptions. and
also 1888 individual subscriptions of $50 and
$l00 Total subscriptions for the week $21,-
O92, 100.
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MECHANIC FALLs.--Mr. A. t. Pierce has
taken the Eagle Hotel at Mechanic Falls, and
will open it to the public to-day. He is de-
termined to "keep hotel" that will be a
credit to himself and the thriving village
where it's situated, and one in which travel
lers shall truly find comfort.
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Portland Soldiers Rest.

List OF men WHO have passed through the
city, and have stopped at the Soldiers Rest
during the week ending March ths1S65:
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Rebel account of the Late Capture of To-
bHccO.


WASHINGTON, March Il.
The Richmond Examiner of the 9th says -
For some days parties in CHS city have been
sehalng large quantities of manufactured to-
oacco to Fredericksburg. Report says this
was to be traded with the Yankees for bacon,
and that Singleton was the prime mover in the
arrangement. The Yankees were expected
to come up the river in vessels to Fredericks-
burg, bringing the bacon with them and carry
off the tobacco. Monday last two hundred
thousand pounds Of tobacco had been sent up
on the Fredericksburg Railroad, forty thou
sand pounds Of which had been hauled to
Fredericksburg aud stored convenient for
shipping. The other one hundred and sixty
thousand pounds was in thirty one box rail
road cars at Hamilton's Crossing. The enemy
came up to Fredericksburg in gunboats Mon
day night, but brought no bacon that we have
been able to hear Of Their first step was to
send party of cavalry to Hamilton's Cross
ing, who set FIRE to and destroyed all the cars
and tobacco there. I, They also burned the
bridge over the Massaponax Creek, a short
distauce this side of Hamilton's Crossing.
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INAUeURATIoN.-The Inauguration Of the
Mayor will take place at 10 o'clock to-day, at
the Common Council Chamber, at which time
he will deliver his annual address. Immedi-
ately after, the two Boards will organize
The subordinate city officers will be elected
this evening.
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n. Fro,,. Fortress Moaroe.

-a FORTRESS MONROE, March 10.
The steamer Mary Washington has arrived
from Varina with 500 released prisoners and
will leave Immediately for Annapolis. The
weather is still stormy.
There have been no arrivals from the South
to-day.
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Eclectic Physician,

From 6iS Brosdway, New York. has returned TO
! Capp's Block - ~. -" " 1No' Il
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Inauguration of Coz. Wells of Louisiana
-s Union Families BGnished. HT
CAIRO, ILL.,, Marc.

New Orleans dates of the 4th, says the in
auguration7 of j. M. Wells as Governor of
Louisiana for the unexpired term made va
cant by the resignation of Gov. Hahn, took
place on the morning of the Sd.
p Twenty-six Union families of Corpus Christi
and vicinity had been banished to Mexico by
the rebel authorities. sis
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y. :. $50 Six Per Cent.
6 0lD-BEARiNG Rnsne

Inese Bonds are now worth apremium Of min.
cent. including gold interest from NOvemb.- -.
MAKES the actual profit on the 7SO loan, at .u,ro.
rates. moulding Interest, about ten per cent pc.
anhum' besides its exemption from State and muni-
cipa1 taxation, which adds from one to three per
cent. more, according to the rate levied on other
properly interests payable semi-annualIy by
coupons attached to each note, which may DO cut of
and sold TO any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.
Merchan.s, Ban,x,

"A .sPEClAL MEETtr G of the Stockholders in
IT sh's sank will be held ut the Bank on Tn r dav
p0ses ~ no AoAo"ing puf-
IstLfo decide whether they will surrender their
charter as State Bank 'neH
zdIro decide upon the question Of organizing as
"a bank under the National system -'
4th-For the transaction of any othsr bus;nass
that may legally come before them. BUSINESS
BY order of the Directors,
Portland, March 7, 1865. maSsid 'ei'
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Assistant Quarterm, ster,s ,Mos

1921 MORTON BLOCK PORTLAND Me
March, 10th. 1866.
pROPOSAL will be received at this offce unit 1 8
u O'Clock p. NJ, rhursd y, March 10Th, 1856, for
the GOES ruction. OF Bui dings at Rockand Belfast,
Casdne, Machiasport and Treats island Me
Pia2s and Specifications can be seen at this office.
HENRY INMAE,
marlltd Capt. and A. O. M, u. S. A.
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A DERs
TEETH TEETH TEETH,

DR.. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by Elect, ia
ity s0ithoHt Pain: Perfons having dccsyod tee IN
or stump7 they wish to have removed tcr resettif q
he would give polite invitation 20 call, 81 -.
superior FtectT0 Magnetic Machines for sale fos
family nse with thorough Instructions. ~,
= DR.. ID. can accommodate a few patients VITA
board and treatment ut his house.
Of oe hours from o'eIaNb A y 60 NzH'it
from to P M. ana ITO 9 in the Evening "a.
OoptHltatiCp free. ho'tu
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FoR THE OIL REGIoNs.-Persons bound
to the "Oil Regions" will do well to call at
the office of W. D. Little, ESQ.,, for tickets
See his advertisement.
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BURNETr's KALLIsToN is prepared ex-
pressly to remove all unpleasant conditions of
the skin; it cures cHAPPED HANDS as one re-
suit of its perfectly healthy action.
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THE American Illustrated newspapers for
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change street.
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NEW BEDFORD, March IL.
The ship Dreadnaught, Capt. Cushing, with
OIL and bone as freight, has arrived from Hon
olulu in eighty-two days, the best time ON
record IL DIS n
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PERsoNAL.-His Excellency Gov. Cony.
and Hon. ]. G. Blaine, NJ. c., passed through
the city Saturday on their return from Wash
ington to Augusta.
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Arriyal Of Pnrolea Prrsone,.s.

) 1,,, BALTIMORE, March H. q
Inc steamer Gen. Leary has arrived at An
napoiis with S02 paroled prisoners, of which
504 were admitted to the hospital.