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Reformers on the Rampage.

1t Is to be regretted that men who combine
for a common good, and whose objective ends
are identical, should ever lose sight of the
fact that honest men see with different eyes,
weigh matters with different grades and mea-
sures of intellect, and necessarily differ on
questions relating to the ways and means by
which to secure the same common end. At
the second days sesapn of the Massachusetts,
AntlSlavery Society, in Boston, a few days
since, scenes were enacted and words uttered
that could have had no other effect than to
bring discredit upon good cause, and to az
ford desirable ailment for the common enemy.
Questions relating to reconstruction aud
negro suffrage were under consideration. Mr..
Garrison introduced resolution to the effect
that If Louisiana is to be excluded from the
Union for the reason that the negro is there
denied the right OF suffrage, then Counecti-
cut, Pennsylvania, and all theWestern States
should also be excluded from the Union for the
same cause.
Upon this resolution Mr.. Phillips made
severe speech, and denounced the course Of
Mr.. Garrison. -&N 81 as
We copy from the report in the Daily Ad-
Uertiser;
Mr. 8 g Fostar cbarOad Mr. carr;son NTH
baino nrenarsd IN maze : comnromise ,v;th
fine deviI let down the ,rincinIa ~ anti,slara
-, ~ cnrs,,.. ~ y -
into the TInon With sscriscs ~ al The r;.,h.a
dne the negro - '''S A-e'-''
M Gaosce Tbou,son s.;d tho. Tho oh...o.-
,oada hv th aantIasao,, say, sus s4s s1a.sss
son were malieions calpmnions aroroS aLa
and fsIsa 0'' s"'unAnAous' stounoiesS
The remarLs ~ NJ ,rho,o, 49,, as..,.asg,.o.
eral Confusion IN tha .nd;anoa osu nS ssn5
forth a sharp answer Sroro W. aau ea nc
PLANTATION being eiyen bv both nestsa. I a,s
by Mr.. Foster9the subject was dronned Aiso
Mr.. a. a Wright defended MT Ga,r;so,
and h;s resolution in an addrsss If cons;dara.
ble Iangtb az tha cnncsss;o, - ,.h;oh ~,
meeting adjourned notii a1tarnoon "-'eD JUG
Mr.. II. q Wrioht SAID Navado hsd cor,o In
tn the TTnion the nast 1ass vel, au ..;t,,
tion havng tbe VOID nyS;. W y, !.
SCan Conerass ,,rescr;hs Ssr ~; ne asAeu,
a admission dirarent Sro,o .,a ia;d La fSle
Nevada pv He thongbt ~ o". ,adu .St III III
IInitad States Consi;tStion shor IdJ tnas sSe
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In port sth inst ship Black Hawk, Doans disg for
Ar ct Bermuda 18th lost. barque Sacramento. Hus-
'''' new FORK tsna sailed for Rio Janeirol
Per steamship Hibernisn.l
York Liverpool 10th, Atmosphere caves. I'm New
Sid 9th. ie 0esan' S11anwood, St John NB
for London isn, hamlet, Snow, from st John NIB
on Plymouth 10th, Geo HINT vvooah,,., s,o,,
Calais for Newport nun'' woodbury. Hom
Nar " Yor Mafseles 9th inst Jasper Higgins from
Ar at Gibraltar 3lst ult. VIM wu,on p,.-
voyagsr Wiley New York; MarScon Po Sardia ath
Palmero land old for Philadephia.l Wv .'''''~'
:, Ar At otago NJ Nov IA, Aw Stevens. Brown, fin
Sid I'm Wellington NJ Oct IS. saml Tarboz. Tar.
Ar at Adelaide Nov 81, Sea Shell, EasterbroOk, FIN
Ar At Melbourne Nov II. Kensin gton. Miller. from
:. Ar a, syd1ey Nsw Oct %. Westward Ho, viii.
= Ar at Nagasaki Oct Is. Comet. Wright, from Hong
ar Ar At WoOsung Nov 10. Lucy E Ashley, Ashley.
Ar At Hong Kong Nov "a, Sarah Newman, Cobb.
s Snangnae and Ningpo land sailed aOth for Singa'
: Sid 22d. Northern Crown, Saunders, Foochow;
zotn. Ioung Greek, Thompson, Bangkok
Newchwang. -g7r- ! - - -
O., Ar a. Macoa Nov 10, Henry Darling, Reed. from
Sid I'm whampoa Nov a. Magenta. Janvrin. for
York. = ~ S--'' 80 ~"
Ar at Penang Nov "a, Borneo Hurd, Singapore
Sid 2lst, w A Farnsworth, Thorndike. Bassein ti
Ar az singapore 30th. Magenta Janvrin, Canton
and sailed Dec lat for New York.; Dec 4 Chase
Hamilton, Saigon III -1'' = - y =
sd Dec 4. Azelia, Brown. Hong Kong; sth. Rival,
h-e $50 - 600 81
i Jan a. of Hog Island, sch G Curtis, Atwood I'm
Boston for Fortress Monroe il .7lAiie'9 F.
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MARRIED..

In this city Jan 26 at Park Street Church, by Rev
j Hewes, John q Stetson, Esq, Of Boston, and
Miss bella Libby, of Portland. . y
In this city. Jan IS by the very Rev Muller,
vicor General at st Doininiek's Church. State st,
p ORegan Esq, of Quebec. Canada, and Marguerite
NJ OHara, youngest daughter of the late Charles
OHara. Esq, of Westport, Co Mayo, Ireland.
In this city Jan 81, by DR. Wright Chas A Wood.
ford. Of Westbrook, and Mise Nelly whitney, OF
Portland.
In Bath, Jan %, by Rev c A King, EIeastus S
Worme of Portland, and Miss l. Augusta King,
of Bath. fiA'--i nag aaHsT MOI
In Brunswick, Jan II, Isaiah Trufant, of Harps-
well, and Miss Sarah Il Gross. of Il sa-n3tk
At Leeds Juuc ion, Jan II, Levi Owen and Miss
Amanda I Curtis, both of Leeds. 9a *
In Phillips, Jan s. Capt VIM True. OF Avon, and
Miss Elenora Kempton, of z, sE
In Biddeford, Jan IS, Henry G Moore and Miss
Martha VI Locke.
In Biddeford, Jan 10, John Curtis and Miss Lizzie
A Curtis ae-1i, III io -auluA
In Buxton, Jan 8. James w Cation, Of b, and Miss
Frances Weeman, of Standish. $3.50
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PLANTING TREEs.-In Parliament now in
session at Quebec an act has been introduced
to encourage the planting of timber, fruit and
ornamental trees upon the public highways
In tue Province, and to give the right of prop
erty IN such trees to owners of the soil ada
cent TO such highways. This is an excellent
movement and If fully carried out, as it may
be at very little trouble or cost the next
generation will have abundant cause to bless
their fathers. Strip Portland of its noble elms.
and how naked our city would look IF such
law as this proposed in the Canadian Par
hament had been passed twenty or thirty
years ago by our Legislature and executed
ACCORDING to its intent and meaning, how
beautiful would be the appearance of all our
highways In the STATED Handsome trees lin
ing all our country roads at proper distances
apart, would add greatly to the bsaoty of the
State and give 1t name all over inc ,rorla3.
And how easily this might have ha nu dono l.
years past, and how easily it might u uo1n :,
Done, II every laudholder would devote ~ V0
ue ume TO this work next spring!
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DIED.

In this city Jan %. Mrs Sarah, widow of the late
Capt Martin Gi patrick, aged 81 years months v
Funeral this (Monday) afternoon, at ~ o'clk
at MOI Paris strest Reatiye4 and friends are in
vited to attend CgfIoRna -
In thi, city, Jan 20, Mr. Chas M Green, aged 66 yrs
months. noqA Aasaassf 1ag18nJ
EH Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
at Free Street Church. Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend - 70
In Westbrook Jan %. of Inflammation of the brain,
Hattie A. infant daughter Of albert and Hattie A
Woodford, aged months IS days. .a =
eKFuneral this Monday afternoon, at o'clk.
at Woodford'5 Corner. IN = ~. ~
In Philadelphia. Mr. John Horton, formerly OF
Portland, aged IS years. ~ 49, ~
In Brunswick, Jan q. Mrs May L Hutchinson.
aged rs years. ,-s.f-ss,a $3.50.
In AndersonAille, Ga, Sept 9, David Il Courson, Of
Harpswell, aged Fl years months-member of Co
X, 10Th Me Reg 1900
In ropsham, Jan 8, Carrie Emma, daughter OF
Thos NJ L and G y arker, aged months.
Iu Bethel Jan IL, Mr. Jacob Holt, aged So years;
18th, MIR Jonathan Cross. aged 48 years
In Bethel Jan 10, Hattie, daughter OF Horace Rip
ley, aged Is years. ..,.7-... t-
In Mason, Jan =, MIR Jonathan Small, aged 75
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What il to become the Negro2

Gov. Oglesby Of Illinois, Kentuckian by
birth, and bearing pretty good allowance Of
lead in bis body which he received in fighting
the rebels, says, in bis inaugural address:
els the public sentiment of the country to
be checked or delayed in its determination to
eradicate slavery from the soil OF the Repub-
Lie by the constant enquiry, What is to be-
come of the negro after he is free?' 1t might
better be asked, what may not become of him
he can labor, he can learn, he can fight. i'm
prove, and aspire, and if, after zoe shall hare
tried, for as long to make him useful free
man as zoe haze useless slaoe. sce shall faiI
and he shall fail, there ,uiH be time enough
left in which TO sotue this persistent question"
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PASSENGERS.

In steamer United Kingdom, from Glasgow-Mrs
John james and nine children, Archibald barron,
Geo Johnston B Henry, VIM Bathurst, Augustus
Rou CHI, and "a steerage passengers. $3.50 l
In the Moravian. for Lyerpooi-Mr Ransom. Geo
Renfrew, Mr. Morland. Mrs Morland. nurse and in
fvnt, Jas Reid. Jas Reid, II z Methenan, Mrs
Knox Shea. Capt Strand, ] C Watson, Jas Jocky,
Mr. and Mrs NJ Call, d Morgan, u D Blanchet. Lieut.
Robertson. Bishop of quebec, lady and son. Max
Mahler, q Doheriy, A Bridget, Hugh Donohue, W
Shepherd and wits, and II others. ns9 k8afrn RS
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] NORTH BRITISH REVIEW. The November NUM-
Der Of this well-known Quaterly has been re-
ceivedfrom the republication Office Of L. Scott &
Co., New York. Contents of this number
L. Commercial Philanthr7phy; 2. Latham's
Johnson's Dictionary; 8. Liturgical Reform;
4. Early Roman Tragedy and Epic Poetry;
5. Wildbad and its Water; s. Giuseppe Giusti
and his Times; 7. The Late John Richardson.
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HALIFAX Fire SrATIsT1es.- During the
past year there were in Halifax. N. s., SO
fires, value Of property destroyed s3O.4145O
on which there was an insurance of IS, 1925
The greatest number of fires occurred in
November, but of these 38 fires, it is reported
saat IA can be safely attributed to incendiar-
ism, There is q Union Protection Company
whose outy it is to protect property in every
possible way as well from the ravages of FIRE
As from the sometimes no less destructive ele-s
ment OF water. 1t is thought that this Con-
pany mas saved the past year upwards of $50,
900.
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The Rebel Fail,.re a. james IA, R ,is

NEW YORK, Jan. %.
The Herald's Army of the James cores
respondence says the rebel demonstration by
iron clads was perfect failure, and proved
disastrous to them. They landed some troops
on Farrar's Island to cooperate; but they
were driven off by our forces. A force which
had advanced on the Charles City road also at
the same time was obliged to fall back.
n Rebel papers show that the demonstration
was Gen. Lees first after his promotion to
General-in- chief, and has proved failure.
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Row.-Tbere was a row on Washington
street last evening among some young men.
The police officers interfered, and Officers
Eastman and Collins arrested one of the COM
batants, and Officers ,Akers and Parsons ar
rested another, both of whom were taken to
the Alockup. = e ts.st Fsss ErsTs T'yrrrT-- z.
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EVENING JOURNAL ALsLANAc.-The Almanac
issued from the Office of the albany EUening
Journal is valuable annual. 1t contains about
$50 pages, closely and neatly printed, and filled
with the most valuable statistical matter. Single
copies IS cents; or SID per hundred, postpaid :
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WE have this day formed copar suership under
w the style of FuL LKR I SrEvsEs as wholssle
A. retail dealers in Poo ograpAic Stock Frames,
aad MIRRORS Ut " ~
lat Middle Street. Portland, Me.
JoHw s. FULLER, t 5da
CHARLES w. sTsvKNs.
January 18th, 1865. jan3Jd2ws
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Havana. Jan 2l-Ihe following are recent char
hhds. ofl2O gals, OF casks. delivered at "a
EACH brig Essex Tor baltimore 500 hhds molasses
at ,gcgc; brig Geo W Chase: for Portland. 45t
York, $50 hhds do, S34 Barques Sharpsburg Jessis
Campbell Arizona; brigs Richards. and Abbie q
Ttcomb chartered ar like rates, to load at various
ports for New York; sch IL jackson, to load at
Matanzas for Portland 800 hhds, % ITO g molasses
or
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LOST.

A LADIES Gold Watch, small size. eha.ed cola
a Face and Back. without guard or chain 9 Tbe
nnder will be suitably rewarded by leaving The same
1t No. 40 Danforth Street Ssn w IAN
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DRY UP FOR The eArABRH,

''Sympaihy with those in af1iotion makes it duty
to state that after suffering for thirty years from that
loathsome disease, oArARRH in the Head, and Civ.
en- up all hope of cure, heard of DR.. WADs.
J woRrH's DHY gP,' and procured bottle Of the
medicine, from which I found immediate relief.
have used in the last three months. three bottles
oiit. aud am now comparatively WELL and doing
my usual work, aud cheerfully recommend it to
all afflicted in like manner.
Dated Eariville, Sept II, 1854. ~~
- 44A|11l - - * ABIGAIL BABoooK." 4
81 n. Fl. HAY, Draggist,1 Special Agent, Portland.
1 9a1fH3a jan19dfw3w D
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aTThe undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties. Arrears of
Pay and Prize Money, for officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs Office, S2I-2 Exchange
st., opposite Postofiee, Portland.
W. s. SAWYER
References-HoN. SAMUEL CeNy, Gov. of Me-,
Hon. WIN. PIT FEssEHDEE, Sec'y Treas'y.
80 oct. 13 6m. losssf "a 4 ,.si5,,, ~ f.sT
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wanted.

TWO intelligent honest boys wanted, sixteen to
the othor as Assistant Book keeper, App between
- 49,, W. y. PHILLIPS & CO, Druggists,
Jahoozt he9 horI q'Il l49 Middle Straet
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SEIzURE.-Deputy, Marshal Wentworth
visited the shop of Mr.. Henry R. White on
Middle street, last Saturday, and seized q
small quantity of ale.i ds8 3feVs5ireH
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Notice..

FTHE annual meeting of tho Portland Union Rail.
n way and Back. Bay Land Company for the
choice of officers and such other business as may
o, Moses Gould, corner of Middle and Exchange
Stree,ss at Soclock, r. NJ, Tuesday. Feb'y7, 1896
jan30dlw N. WINSLOW, Secy.
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VlHE Bond holders in the Ardroscoggin 4, r.
II Co.. are notified that their meeting stands adj
journed to thursday next, Feb'y 3D. at O'CLOCK
2. NJ, at the ONCE of Hon. VIM. Willis. Exchssee
st isssodtd Az TEN Q'os. iLsLEY, Clerk,
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PLANO PORlES I! PIANO Fortress.
HAVING received the agency for the Pianos
Ii manufactured by the
NEW YORK PIANO PORTE CO., 9e
, Is .'' sep S94 Hud SON Street. NY isai

would cali the attention Of the pubic to the
superior quality OF these instruments. D They are
equal to Steinways' Chickering's, or those of any
other noted manufacturer In this country europe
3 The company, bsing composed OF twenty OF the
best workman that could be found in the first class
manufactures In New York, principally in Mr.
otenway Factory. every part of their Instruments
10 done in the best manner, aud this enables the
Company to furnish Pianos, which ii equalled can
NOT be surpassed for quality and power Of tone,
easiness OF action and beauty. PIC o. S5aa -0fs
Judges of Pianos aud pnrc aasers are requested to
call at 244 Cumberland, head OF Mechanic Street
any time DUNG the day or evening, where two
tisaes arefor sac, and Judge for themselves. f4
"A good Bargain is warranted. II idsis nj -iiiJ
am sdiCH.J. SCHUMACHER, Agent, for
N. \. Piano Forte Co., 3s4 Hadson ST., New York.
Rerersnces--M. Hermann Kotzschmar, a.
wE1D yd ben Mr.. Emry.9 sasy 7fodc jan30d2w
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DISASTERS.

Sch Alice Move. Townsend, from Baltimore for
Matamoras, was captured on the night OF Nov 49, eff
Matamoras. by q party from the Texas Shore and
carried of with her outward cargo. The A NJ regis
tered So tons, was built At Eastport in 1859 and
owned in Baltimore i9a XsFyif i7s MA Tn
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Sch Light Boat, Ames, cleared from Belfast la. I
ON board nearly every kind of vegetable grown in
the State. all kinds OF salt fish, fifty sheep six dozen
geeze, several coops of h. ns, together with guam
tity of home furniture II s M, ~. s53es
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Sch d Haskns arrived at Gloucester oath inst
from Fortune Bay NF with cargo OF fresh herring
the first arrival of the Other vessels are on
the way home. -.
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90 HALEss
n Q EMY


II OR e III on N ID, AND TAR
4a I1a FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseaess. Difficult
a Breathiag, and all objections Of the Throat,
Bronchial Tnoes and Lungs, leading $500
to Consumption.
This sovereign remedy is compounded from the
favorite recipe of an iustrious Physician and Chem
ist who for many years used It with the most COM
pIete SUGGEST in his extensive private practice.
he hat long been profoundly impressed with the
wonderful virtue of honey ofthe plant Horehound.
inunon with tho Cleansing and Healing properties
of tar extracted from the Life Principle the forest
tree Abjes BGtsGmen or Balm of Gilead For years
he was bafieo in his sttempts to blend these great
medicinal forces into suoh unto athat the original
power of each would be pr served the disc bic
qualities of common tar removed, and the price of
the compound be within the means of all. At Last
after long course Of difficult chemica Experiments
he found that by adding to these RE other ,ugredi
ents each valuable by itself he not b,aiu-
cd the desired results, but greatly Increased She
curative power of the compound. This la ing been
thoroughly testet by practice is now offered TO the
general public as asafe pleasant and infabe REM
edy. 4,.,-'., y. la'a 3qeihu
trice so Cents per Bottle.
For sale by WE. Phillips, Portland, and all drug
gjsts.
s4e eng CHALRs DowxER, General agent, 7sgoa
novsoomh 8 snI ~ Cedar st.. new York
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Sch Nellie Tarbox, ct Calais 16S ons built in 1862.
has been sold to parties in Rockland for $4,000 cash
Sch Froc. of kookland. has been sold to parties
in Marion. Mass for $4,000. She is to be employ ed
in the fishing business soss esf ..,1 - iss-
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stst NEW York, Jan. %.
4 Gen. Sherman has issued an order setting
apart the South Carolina Coast Islands for the
negroes freed by his army in passing through
Georgia.
The Savannah river is open to navigation.
The preparations for the next campaign
have been going on, and the rebels expect a
movement upon Branchville. They admit if
this is captured, Charleston and Richmond
both will have to be evacuated.
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ST JOHNNIE Sch Julia-25OOO # lumber, 500
box shocks = bbls turnips, 10 bbs potatoes. to j
Miller. --'2N
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Tho report ofthe loss Of Br sch Blue Bell publish
Cd In one of the morning papers few days since
her Captain crew have been in this city, and
the report Is probably false, -.-... Z, /. -. -.
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a A state Meeting Of the Maine Charitable
~ = Mechanics Association, will be held in The
Room. on Thursday Evening Feb
~ ID. at u o'clock STEPHEN MARSH
jan30dtd Secretary. :
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From California; of the Fre1scI.
COtontsatton Scheme In Northern Merico.
ifnaM 90 i SAN FRANcIsCo, Jan. q.
Il. The California journals are discussing the
subject of the Emperor Napoleon's COLOMBIA
ton scheme in Northern Mexico, and gene
rally take the view that it will relieve the
State of Southern malcontents and rebel SYM
pathizers, many of whom are already preparing
to leave under invitation of DR.. Gwyn, and
that eventually American settlers will revolu-
tionize the country, If the Monroe doctrine is
not sooner asserted by the United States Gov.
eminent. GOA rraa ~
During the severe gale last night an Italian
vessel, just starting with $4,000 in gold and
heavy cargo for China, nearly drifted ashore
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ARRIVED.

Steamship United Kingdom, tBrl Campbell. Glas
Cow 2Sth ult--has experienced heavy weather dur.
ing the entire passage. Spoke 18th inst steamship
Glasgow, from Glasgow for New York. ~ sol
Steamer Lewiston. knight, Boston, 1e hur
sch Julia, (Brl Rou k, st John NIB, da zf-4 ~
Sch Catharine, McNear, Wiscasset s3ciA ~
Sch Coquette, Southard. Wiscasset. n19
SAILED-brig Harriet and others. slT har
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Letters Remaining UncIaimed

IL day of January, 1865 n
~, OBTAIN any of these letters. the applicant
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
- II not called for within month, they viii
be sent to theDesd Letter Office bfs s1
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Moravian, for Liverpool-2OOo bbjs
III boxes meat boxes sludries. express pkgs
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Tsp ALL NOTICES.

s9- Carriers Of the Dcily Press are not aIIoved
&c sell papers on their routes.
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Important Order By GEN. Sherman = The
NOssth Carolina Coast Islands set apart for
Negr0es-PreparattOns for the Nesc Cam
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a+t IMMATURE ALMANAC
Monday. ....."............ January 80.
Sun rises. ...........7l6 Length of days g. So
Sun sets. ..........6.l2 High water M. -. LA
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BY TELEGRAPH
- TO THE -
EVENING PAPERS.
Fro" Ne,c Orleans aud Tepas.

III fKJrfo, NEW YORK. Jan. %. =
The steamer Fung Shuey, from New Orleans
the 2lst. has arrived. No military news. Go
vernon Hahn has designated the oath of Feb
ruary next, as a holiday in honor of emancipa-
ton in Missouri aud Tennessee. Major Gene
raj Heron arrived at New Orleans en the
10th inst.
Late advices from Texas report that Mejia,
commanding at Metamoras, has permitted
rebel press gangs to cross from Brownsville,
and conscript union refugees Several lady
refugees from Galveston had arrived in New
Orleans, who report suffering there for want of
fuel. There has been no blockade running at
Galveston for fortnight. In az interview,
under flag of truce, the rebel Capt. Scott said
he and many others had determined to Join
the Corps Des Etrangers, which Macmillan
was forming. 1HA7 sra Il. g - esg