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The following is from a private letter pub
lished in the Boston Daily Advertiser: 35r'~
,a,iH- 81 Z Il SAVANNAH, March 1.
"Richmond is being rebuilt rapidly and
more splendidly than ever. se.E s.t'
"Charteston looks as sad and desolate as her
worst enemies could wish. 5.i...i5 i,s,ss 5,.. ~
"The peppering that Uncle Sam gave her,
with the burnt district, makes a picture that
she cannot soon Grace, ,,i ,tOtS
"The people seem as sad as the town, and
talk as despondently as only old rebels can. 81
The banks are all inselvent. 80 Oh
The rice and Sea Island lands will be about
useless for two or three years, or so long as
the negroes have control of them-and the
prospect for recuperating them seems slow in
deed. ,t.,-I--'-e.5 -. '.',T
"The railroad to Augusta will not be re-
paired until sometime next summer, so that
Charleston is pretty well isolated from her
old trade with Georgia and Tennessee at pres
ent, and must ever after this play second I'D
die to Savannah. ts4i -s5. iii41 .1l-..-
augusta looks 'piert and as thriving as
eyer" lai'-1 i-f4
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NOMINATION FOR MAYoR.-The delegates
selected al the Union Republican Ward Meet
ings, met Saturday afternoon, and, after an
> agreeable interchange of views, proceeded to
ballot for a candidate for Mayor. The result
was that ., I'd. -..;-.... ....i, .i.-s. ~,
.- AUGUSTUS e, STEVENS
received all the ballots but two, and his nom
nation was then made unanimous. $500.
1t will be ratified by the people to-day.
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~ a Physiological view Of Maria re.

Containing nearly 800 pages, and 100 fine Plates
and Engravings of the Anatomy of the Human Or
gans in state Of Health and Disease, with Trea-
tce on Early Errors, its Deplorable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan Of
Treatment-thc only rational and successful mode Of
cure, shown by the report Of cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married, and those contem-
plating marriage, who entertain doubts at their phys
cal condition. Sent free of postage to any address,
receipt OF 25 CENTS in stamps postal currency
by addressing DR.. LA CRoIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, N. Y.
The author may be consulted upon any of the dis
eases upon which his book treats either personally or
by mail and medicine sent to any part of the world
Oct 6-S d&w6m
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Electioneering Trick in New Hampshire,

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"Perley," the Washington correspondent O.
the Boston Journal, telegraphs to that paper
under date eff March 2, the following:
"a prominent New Hampshire Union man
called to-day on Postmaster General Denni-
son, and represented to him that certain Dem
ocrats in that State are engaged in a system-
attic effort to induce the Postmasters there to
abstain from any participation in the coming
elections, BY representing that there is author
ity from Washington for saying that should
they take an active part in the political cam
paign they will be removed, while if they re-
main neutral they viii be retained. Postinas-
ter General Dennison replied that no intima-
ton has ever gone forth from the Post Office
Department that any Postmaster would be re.
moved for taking part in the political cam
paign now in progress in New Hampshire,
and that he desired to be understood as entire
ly in sympathy and cooperation with the I'm
ion party in the Granite State. Not only does
be hope that that party will fight the good
fight, but that it will come off Victorious
whenever" said Postmaster General Denni-
son, II cannot cooperate heartily with the
Union party, shall resign my office and go
home to Ohio" 90 '
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DINING RooMs.-We take the greatest pleas
ure in recommending ladies and gentlemen
visiting Boston 10 the City Hall Dining Rooms
They are light and always clean in every part.
The best food served in the most approved
style. Connected with the ladies' apartment
is nice dressing-room, where ladies will find
every convenience for arranging the toilet,
rendering this one of the most desirable places
in the city for taking meals. The rooms are
No. 10, II & IA City Hall Avenue, Boston,
and Messrs. Chas. d. G. Isaac II. Presho are
rropriatorc
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soTITINE.

This excellent Remedy is infallibe cure for Deaf
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This WONDERFUL Vegetable Extract has been the
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prOprietOrS.

RECONSTRUCTION, A Letter to President johnson,
by Count A. De Gasparin. Translated by Mary
L. Booth.
This very remarkable production Of of the first
liberal writer's of Continental Europe, and one of the
most steadast friends of the United States through
out their recent struggle has been issued in neat pam
phlet form, from the office of the Loyal Publication,
Society, New York. In these exciting times, when
mems minds profoundly agitated by questions Of
such incalculable moment, none should fail to &C.
quaint themselves with the views of this wise, hui
name and deeply philosophc writer.
We are indebted to Messrs. A. Williams & Co.
Boston, for copy of this pamphlet which is for sale
by A. Robinson, Exchange st.
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M-ARINE N EWS
PORT OF RITA ND.

y s.&G.O Saturday, March 3.
ARRIVED. - ~
Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston.
Barque Mary Fox, tof Portlandl Ross, Matanzas
14th ult. .1s5 l4l nG.rg.~ tt
Sch Sarah B Harris Sanborn, Machias.
Sch Raven, Rose, Deer Isle.
Sch Henry r, Hartford, Georgetown, Me. d
, CLEARED.
Barque ST Jago, White Hayana-Chase, Cram &
Sturdivant. i-4.l--rsfs aiHtuts ,-lf -s,. q
Sch Ocean Ranger, Bradley, Hayana-Lynch, Bar
ker & Co. .tsg1 - oils ssl. .r
Sch Campbell Soule Caibarien-Chase, Cram &,
Sturdivant. .,.. -. y.
Sch Redington, Gregory, Rockport, to load for
Richmond. DEL so ~ 30 -f'-et'11 bass % -i
Sch Ike. Crockett. Belfast and Castne-Eastern
Packet Co. - z Y -tAIS-a's' ldE y j
Sch Ida Morton, Prince, Camden and Beliast-Eas-
tern Packet Co.. .lE asY , L.
n Sunday, March 4.
w. ARRIVED.
I, Steamship st David, tBrl Arid, Glasgow 14th ult
with $50 passengers. &4sss5 ~
Barque Marie, tSwedish,) Helbury, Boston, to load
Tor London. ~ fs+ii ? 80 ~ -
: SAILED-Barque st Jago; schs Ocean Ranger,
Isabel Blake, and others. NJ ~ 4fsfi4t.,. .-.4-1
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IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Nortf, American : 2o77
bars s. bdls iron to Eben Corey; 1856 bds hoop IRON
J Brooks; 45e4 bars iron, A f Stevens g. Co: $50
boxes tin plate N Richardson s. Co; % cases paint
to order II cases mdse, Canadian Elk CO.. - cases do
y PTnde; 1920 pkgs do, Agt G Railway; cases
iron, to order. 60 bales mdse G M Bailey: cases
boxes do, to Canadian Elk Co; boxes gunlries T,os
taddock; box do, j L Prindle; parcel, to Capt
MATANZAS. Barque Mary Fox-543 hhds so
tres molasses, to Brown & Sons; bbls molasses
2 bbls sugar, to order; 5000 cigars, to F Silver.
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Union Republican Nominations.
FOR MAYOR,
AUGUSTUS E. STEVENS
Ward l.

Ward 1.
For Alderman-T Thomas S. Jack.
For Common Counclmen-John j. 0errish,
Joseph S. York, James w. Brackett.
For Constables-Wiam Foster, William A.
Charlton.
For Warden-Robert r. Perkins.
For Ward Clerk-Robert l. Hull,
Ward q.
For AIderman-Stephen Whittemore.
For Common OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ. Rice,
Daniel w. Fessenden, Samuel H. Coleswor-
thy.
For Constables-Francis B. Barr, Charles II.
Pickett.
For Mathematician NJ. Small.
For Ward Clerk-William Weeks.
Ward 8.
For Alderman-Charies Holden. ....
For Common Co .ncilmen-D Daniel Plum
mer, Jonathan Il. Mathews, Augustus ID.
Mari.
For Constables--James II. Derrick, Thomas
WiIdes.
For Warden-Samuel R. Leavitt.
For Ward Clerk--Henry K. Hinkley
Ward 4.
For Alderman-Andrew p. Morgan.
For Common observation-disclosures "A. I'LL
son. Joseph Bradford, William q. Robinson.
For Constables-James S. Gould, George I.
Ingraham.
For Ward Clerk-John L. Shaw. .,sui. ,- ~
~ Ward 8. Hya go .a..s
For Alderman-Edmund Phinney. .i-,
For Common Councilmen.-A Augustus P.
Fuller, William Gray, Wentworth +. Files.
For Constables-Adam w. Barbour, Archi-
bald Montgomery. {iaH.r1 s- .4i 4.
For Northumberland Walker. t4li,s b.
For Ward Clerk-George s. Nutting. -.r
Ward 6. -,.,... .....7 ID.
For Alderman-Will iam L. Southland. q
For Common Councilmen-Edward p. Ger
rish, Charles Staples, Jr., Charles r. Milliken.
For Constables-Jonathan Meserye, Oliver
III. Davis. he. ..u4 ala 4.-.s g1aft.
For Warden-Nathaniel G. Cummings.
For Ward Clerk-Ffederick A. Gerrish.
Ward 7.
For observation-disclosures Giddings.
For Common Councilmen- Frederick w.
Clark, William lei. Phillips, Elias Chase. a4
For onstabes-Andrew L. Taylor, Henry
Gallison. esf.llj..ssz .-.-.f. -s.5
For Warden-Francis E. Pray.
For Ward Clerk-John j. W. Reeves.
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We An extraordinary correspondence APP
pears In the British Union Reyseao between one
one hundred and ninety-eight canons and eight
clergymen Of the Church OF England and Car
dinal r.c.trizi, of the Holy Office, inquiring how
far Arrangement j. could be made for admitting
them bodily into the On, ,rch of Rome, The re-
ply was not favorable,
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ONE more and deeper grave for the lead cad
ers Of party who have crossed the war-path
of their country. To the polls, and bury them
so deep that they will never be heard from
again. The political world has been too long
corrupted with their Vaccinations. Their
record cannot be blotted out, but will form the
blacklist page Of American history. no,..5 = ast
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MARRIED..

March 2. by Rev Mr. Tuckerman, Albert Crockett
OF Durham and Miss Nancy j Batron, of this CITY,
In Brewer Feb II, by Benz Hardy Esq, Ebenezer
II " a.lace anu MARY Ann Gross, botn OF Waldoboro.
Smart and Miss Rebecca X, daughter Of the late
Judge Thayer, of c.
Margie Bracket, of b.
In Dixfeld, Feb IL, VIM w Smith, OF Mexico, and
Miss Francelia L Marble, of ID.
In Bethel, Feb q, VIM L Chapman and Eleanor
Frost
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Now's the day, and now's the hourl To the
polls every loyal voter, and give Stevens q ma
jority that shall show the Democrats their re-
cord for the last four years has not been for
gotten. Let eve,y Union Republican come to
the polls early and put in his ballot. Let us
have such victory as will be greeted by all
loyal men everywhere. a.0 .atll..
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FOR SALE.

40 BUlLDlNC LOTS within few rods OF
~ the Portland and Rochester Railroad Depot,
at Cumberland Mills, miles from the city. These
lots vary in price from $50 TO $3.50, very accommo-
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AS soon as the p. & II. Railroad can be put in
thorough repair Dummy Car viii run TO the above
named village for the accommodation Of those who DO
business in the city, I'D. ..f....r g p
Also, 20 acres of land which is large two-story
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be repaired and made into Hotel or boarding
at a moderate outlay.
March 6-dH
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ONCE more rally around the flag, and let us
give Stevens one thousand majority. 1t can
be done if every loyal man will devote this day
to the discharge of his duty. Let all walk up
boldly to the polls and show traitors, North
and South, that true patriotism still burns
brightly on the sunseen Altar" OF American
hearts ID l-- N. leLt naLri Laa...LLt -. n.aL
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,DoN'T put off voting till late hour. Put
in your vote in the morning, and then you will
have time to see that all loyal voters in your
ward have come up to the work. Let word
90 out from us that Portland is true us steel
and not waveiing in the least degree. We can
afford to spend one day in the good cause
Up and to the polls, loyal men, and prove to
the world that you still love liberty and equal
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REMEMBER our city election comes off to-
day ! Our Candidates for the City Govern
ment are loyal, true men, worthy and well
qualified. Vote early and see that all your
loyal neighbors do likewise. A, long pull, a
strong pull and a pull altogether will do the
work up gloriously III itt.a 5t'ati lI -t,
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THE Union Candidates for our City Gov
eminent are honest, able and loyal. Let ev-
cry loyal citizen see to it that they are elected
by an overwhelming majority, such as will
bury Copperheadism so deep that no earthly
power can awaken it again. rs
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RICE BROTHERS, IN
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

60 and II East Water Ste,
WAUKIE, WISCONSIN. Is
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEF
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The following choice brands OF Flour on hand;-
BERTsHY's BEST, N. WARREN,
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CHAMPION, ~ MCCLELLAN. Z
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge. a5at4 f t47. .Iss...fs Il 60. .-
Flour and Produce bought, stored and insured at
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10 THE PoLLs.-One day for our city. Let
not its government slip from loyal hands. 1t
Is not mere majority we want, but an over
whelming one, such as we have had for wears
past. See to it that this majority suffers no
diminution. --.-. -,.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

HV LIGHTS AT CAPE RACE AND CAPE PINE.
With reference to the Notice to Mariners, No g.
issued from this.oice on the 18TH day of june 1856
wherein it is sated,-''that tho fixed light at cape
Race would e altered to revolving white light; and
the revolving light; at Cape Pine to fixed white
tended alterations owing to, unforeseen circumstan-
ees, have not yet taken places but due notice W II be
given Of the actual changes, when it is known at
what time they can be effected. . .sSI sa,4tI
The light at Cape Race is at presel a fixed white
light, and at Cape Pine revolving white light.
BY c.mmald of their Lortlships,
GEO HENRY RICHARDS,
sata- il3aaO Z. Z photographer.
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ONCE more to the polls, and give the Unio,;;
candidates rousing, overwhelming majority.
Let Portland stand firm and erect, as she has
stood during the last four years struggle for
the nations life.
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In these complaints this Medicine has NO SUPE-
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The Cough Balsam possesses the two-fold advan-
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PASSENGERS.

In steamer North American, from Liycrpool-Col
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Maur, John Mclean, Capt Swi ger wife and son,
John Elkinton, Thos Brisco, John Marshall M and
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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BEWARE Of split tickets The regular
Union Republican nominations may be found
in our columns today. 93 ss.tOE
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Emit out 18th. Urania, Pinkham Malta.
Put into Holyhead 18th, Golden Hind, Davis I'm
Liverpool for Hong Kong; Zephyr, West, do for New
Sid I'm Tfoon 14th Lucy A Nichols Ford Havana.
SID Ina Glasgow 14th, st David sl for Portland and
Na Ar at havre 14th ult Harvest Home, Berry, from
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Dec &c, lat 81 % s lon % <, II shin cutvoter
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Penang ,a ~ s. lon 10 Z, snip Magnet, King from
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Ar at Liverpool 10Th ult, Nova Scotian tss) Wylie
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REMEMBER THAT THE POLLS OPEN
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DERSONS having bills against the Executive Com
Il mittee of the Freedmen's Fair are requested TO
present the same this day at Room No. 10, same 1oor
of City Hall. s .su.ytl.ea mho-It
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And on motion Of Mr.. Foster, Of Ward B,
the nomination was made unanimous. a q
On motion of Mr.. Webb, of Ward s, a Com
mittee was appointed to wait upon Mr. Stevens
to notify him of the action of this convention,
and the following gentlemen were appointed
by the Chair: Messrs. Nathan Webb, N. j..
Miller, .and.N. A. Foster, all of Ward s. i .rs.s
The Committee waited upon Mr.. Stevens
and presented the gentleman to the Conyen-
ton, who was received with great applause,
and after few pertinent remarks accepted the
nomination, and upon motion of N. A. Foster,
ESQ.,, it was voted to adjourn. sd
-H-..a1 au VIM. Brown, Chairman.
Attest: galif F. r. HARRIS, Secretary.