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Another Bank DefalcatiOn.

ST. ALBANS, IT,, Jan. a.
The singular disappearance OF Mr.. Hnbbell,
the cashier of the Wissisqui Bank of Sheldon,
vt. is at last accounted for. He turns out to
be defaulter in large sum. The amount is
stated as high as sevenly-five thousand dollars.
His embellishments began years ago, but have
been so covered by false entries and false foot
incs as to elude observation until yesterday.
T6o accounts oil the affairs of the bank have
to-day been examined by competent account
ants, and the assets are believed to be suffi-
Gent for the redemption of the bills. Bill
holders are so informed. tTe1N
Hubbel is reported to have been fast and
extravagant liver, his expenses exceeding those
of almost any man in Franklin County His
whereabouts are still unknown by the officers
of the bank. .s-..r-
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPE R s i.
4zree Dams La,er from Europs

Three Days Later from Europe.
e'' -,.- NEW YORK. Jan. a.
The steamship Hermann, from Bremen via
Southampton 2Gth, has arrived She expert
enced terrific gales throughout the passage.
She passed the Allemania off the Needles
81. GREAT BRITAIN. ~ ~ =
Sir FL. Storks and Mr.. Rounded, Secretary
to the Loyal Commission, also Mr.. j. G. Cor
ham. Advocate Deputy for Scotland, who acts
break, sailed per steamer for Jamaica Dec. 10.
Sir H. Storks has been appointed Governor of
Jamaica. % asly1 ts bass
The Governor of Richmond Bridewell had
been dismissed. siA
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland had re-
fused to appoint commission of inquiry into
Stephens escape. ia ilw u
The cattle plague was increasing.
The Jamaica Commission was formed in
order to watch the progress of official inquiry,
and furnish Mr.. Gordon and others with legal
assistance.
The London Times says McCullochs report
to Congress is a very able document. 1t is
remarkable among similar American official
documents, as being grounded on sound finan-
ciai principles The most striking point is his
confidence in inviting the action of the Exec
utive for loan for funding the paper curren-
cy. Whatever may be the cause of the finan-
eial discussion, the current session of Congress
will be watched by England, which is much in
the same position. tTt
BELGIUM. H4s
Leopold III. took the constitutional oath be-
fore both houses on the 18th. He made
speech, thanking foreigners for their sympa-
thy. q, s foL a - ~
The senate's and Deputies address to the
Ting will express a desire for concord.
l.srerpooI, Dec. 20-The steamship City of
RaItimort, arrived at Queenstown to-day.
McAfferty, .SSarmerly captain in the Con,
federate army ana a subject OF the United
States, has been put on tr'al Tor FenianisIn at
Cork. The Judges held that his being an alien
was fatal TO the Indictment and the jury rend-
cred verdict of not guilty. stts
The Grand Jury, at Cork, had indicted L.
Duggau, O'DoDovan, John Casey, jas. Noun
tame and A. Nichols, Jr, for treason and
felony.
There has been a slight increase in the
deaths from cholera in Paris.
A treaty of commerce between England and
Austria had been drawn up and would be
signed Immediately. e. te.-f.f .ag
Count Gutenberg, concerned in the murder
of OFT, Prince Alfred's cook, had been SEN
fenced to five and half years confinement.
PIT the question generally to your friends
as 10 Wntst preparation Iuey use ioI eiioi 'eo'"
and the response, nine times out Of ten, will
be, SozoDoNT. IT'S no longer necessary to
impress its merits upon the public mind; ex
perience has taught the world that, as means
of identifying and preserving the teeth, invig
Grating the gums, and giving pleasant aroma
to the breath, 1t has no rival in either hem
sphere. ssa''i .''s
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.Ne,r York Markets..

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.
g 53c. - ta =
Flour 10 q 15c lower; sales 1900 bbls. of State
at ~ Sg . ~ Round Hoop Ohio SO g 10 80; West
10 90; Canada, sales $50 bbls. at,S So a II 25.
Wheat-2 q &c lower; sales 1900 bushels Amber
Canada at Q 20. NfssF 90 fE7-E : -717Do-
Corna1csower: sales $4,000 bushels Mixed West
ern at 94tc.
Oats-quIet.
Beef-more active. Ai+
30 ST. ~ "a y
Landowner; sales 1, $50 bbls. at 155 a 1ssc
22S r. - -'S
Sugars - frmer; sales $50 hhds on private terms
Porto Rice 134c.; Muscoyado LII a I2s; Havana
2, $50 boxes at 12sc. ~ .ha -" " =
Naval Stores dull. +s..lttG iisi}i
bbls. .efined, bonded, at 60. tif-l SO X
Frelghts to Liverpool-dull. sfee5 n
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Detroit Board of Trade.

n. DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 4.
day, Horace II. Day, of New York, spoke at
length in favor of the Niagara Ship Canal
The Board passed resolutions, assuring Mr.
Day of its co operation, and appointed COM
mittee to confer with the other boards oil
trade with a view to such joint action as shall
give the country the benefit of Mr.. Days sys-
tenn of transit, provided that it is considered
the most feasible plan.
A telegram, received here to-day from the
Secretary of the Treasury, says the act of De
cember IS does not apply to American cattle
transported from one point in the United
States to another. There is no delay or OBJ
struction at this point to the shipment Of live
stock 90
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From Washi,sgton.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.
1t appears that the statement in relation to
Romero, the Mexican minister, on the occa-
sion of his visit to the Executive Mansion on
the LIST OF January, is incorrect. So far from
the diplomatic corps having neglected him, as
currently reported, it is now known that he
not ouly agreeahly conversel with the minis
tiers whose governments have not, but with
several Of those whose governments heve rec
ognized Maximlllian's government The
Spanish republics, and, it is believed, Russia,
are also included in the former class. 6.cl-,
The steamer De Soto will return to Wash
ington with the Secretary and Assistant Sec
rotary of State. The vessel will touch at Ha-
vana, Vera Cruz, and at such other points as
the Secretary may designate.
The detail of the court for the trial of Capt.
Semmes has not yet been prepared. In the
mean time persons present at any capture of
vessels by him, are requested 10 report the
facts, With their names and address, to John
A. Bolles, Esq, Naval Judge Advocate Gener-
al, Washington. aal iafs .s
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From MericO.

y ~ New YORK, Jan. 4.
Mexican advices state that Gen. Ignacio
Mendizaval has given in his adhesion to the
Imperial cause .-,e,,
The Emperor Macmillan had sent the EN-
press OF the French Mexican medal of merit
in recognition of her noble example In visiting
the cholera hospitals of Paris. "a gsaf.
A religious ceremony was held at Guada-
loupe Hidalgo on the 18th ult. Fifty thousand
persons were present, mostly Indians. The
Emperor, Marshal Bazpe and the Minister of
State also attended.
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Stock Markets.
Chicago Markets.

Flour-dun. -T-'i-' g
Wheat-active at decline of4 a SIC; sales at 24i
a 26 for No. 1, and SO a S93c tor No. 5.
Corn-duu at 45c for No. l. and 3Sc for No. Q. ~ Y
Dat dull at % a 264c. - lsEu0.gI l's -
High Wines-adyanced 1c; sales at Is a 21ss.
Provisions-actiye; mess pork declined Soc; sales
at 20 30 a 26 90; clear pork 80 90. Seilf 5I0ll7
Green Hams lower: sales at is 90 "a 10 %. 5aJ -"
Lard-9c lower; sales at 16s % tic. for steam, and
III for kettle rendered. -
Hogs-Dressed hogs % q 50c lower; sales at 10 05
q 10 80. 200 live hogs at s 30 a 8 80. i~a-sSSY
Receipts $500 bbls. of Hour, 26 900 bushels Of
wheat $1,000 bushels of corn, 10000 bushels Of oats
$1,000 hogs. 597.' y, W r. III .6-;'' =
Shipments 500 bbls. flour; 1900 bushels wheat,
5000 bushels oats s8,td1 TII1 NJ l7-l'
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. DAN TRANCISCU, Jan. e.
Advices from Fort Yuma, Arizona, state
thot alarge number of Mexican Refugees are
assembling in that territory, preparatory to
marching into Sonora, reinforced by the Cow
pas Indians. Nearly 200 Apaches had enter
ed the Mexican town of Somerita, and plum
pered the merchants in merciless manner.
The food at Fort Yuma was insufficient for
the garrison. ~, .-sf
Snow stoIms had rendered the roads impas-
sable. Prescott City was blockaded by snow,
and the inhabitants threatened with starva-
/. A grand council ofthe Mariposa, Pinto, Mo
have and Yuma Indians had been held for the
purpose of forming expeditions against the
Apaches. ." - stsut"
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..E,,o,,, cane Hnutiea.

7ilA NEW YORK, Jan. A. o.
+ Advices from Hayti to Dec. "a confirm the
report of the bombardment of Cape Haytien
and the rout of the rebels. The place was Sc
riously damaged. All foreigners in town took
refuge on an American war vessel. A num-
Der of prominent rebels found in the house of
the British Consul were captured and shot.
d, Another earthquake shock was felt at Porto
Rico at midnight OF the 10th of December.
No serious damage was sustained.
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From, st. Domingo.

il lag New York, Jan. 4.
Havana advices state that another another
revolution has taken place in San Domingo,
Gen. BALI is now President of the Republic,
and President Cabral has accepted military
position under the government, under which
Gen. Pedro Guiilmio, who seems to have man
aged the whole affair, is the practical head.
The revolution was peaceful. ala -Ht6
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Cincinnati MnrEets. .

F1our-unchanged. '7l7- : = -
Wheat-shade lower. iin
Hogs unsettled; prices nominal at 70 90; receipts
1860. ~ N s. -
Mess Pork-nomnal and offered at 90 90.
Green Meats-dull and upward; sides at 1Sc for
prime. - - \
Lard--dull; prime 18c. ilr,t.a, i.f.ld ti
Whiskey-steady at "a. ar gre "l
Gold 421 -|lla
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Fire.
DErRorr Mich To,

The wooden factory of r. Gardiner & Co..
of Jonesyille, Mich, was entirely DESTROYED by
fire yesterday. Loss 100000; insured for
$4,000 in the Hartford, Phoenix, Arctic and
Manhattan companies. The factory will be
rebuilt at once.
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Death of Gerard Haf1ock.

New HAVEN, Ct, Jan. 4. 4
Gerard Hallock, the founder, ami for many
years the proprietor of the Journal of Com
merce of New York, died in this city at $50
this evening. He was Sc years of age.
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Horses, Carriages, Sleighs, &c.,
AT AUCTIONi

WE shall sell Horses, Carriages, slelghs, Robes,
w Harnesses, &C., ......-.
!, Every Saturday at II o'clock A. M,
At Forest City Stable, Federal and Lime Sts
where Carriages be stored and Horses borded il
desired, previous to after the sale. .-
These sales win be under cover, and held without
regard to weather.
HENRY BAILEY g. Co., Auctioneers.
Dec 14-dtf
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Disastrous Fyer.

{. LEEE CHICAGO, Jan. A.
A fire insRacine, Wis, this afternoon, des-
troyed the Racine House, Titus Block, the tel
egraph office, the Episcopal church, six or
eight stores, and other property. Loss $780,
600.
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From MeEic0.

New YORK, Jan. 4
The steamer Vera Cruz, from Vera Cruz
oath ult., and Havana Goth, has arrived.
The Empress had returned from Yucatan,
arriving at Vera Cruz on the Goth. The visi-
is said to have been very satisfactory. ~
The Imperialists claim TO have gained an
other victory over the Republicans under Di-
az, on the 4th ult., near Comitlifa, in which
the famous leader Thomas Sanchez is reported
killed.
Macmillan had appointed Don Lnis Arroyo
Assistant Secretary of Foreign Affairs, and
Don Manual b. Cumha Refs exclusive Super
intendent of Introduction into Mexico of COO
lie laborers.
Gen. Quitanilla and his private Secretary
were assassinated on the 9th of November,
on one of the highways, by the military escort,
with the object of plumber.
The Republicans have taken possession of
the town of La Paz, Lower California.
The announcement is made of the final
prevalence of peace in the Department of La
Sierra and Huastica.
Eight hundred French troops, whose terms
of service had expired, were to leave Vera
Cruz on the oath of December. The arrival
of others from France was daily looked for.
1t is reported Maximillian's Minister of For
eign Affairs recently stated that the only hope
of the Imperial government rested on the sue
cess of its bonds in the London market.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Friday Morning, January s, 1865.
Legislative Union Nominations.
TO THE DAILY PRESS.

Legislative Union Nominations.
STATE HOUSE, AUGUSTA,
January 4, 1860.
The following Union nominations were
made by reclamation this evening by the
Legislative Caucus:
Secretary of State, -Ephraim Flint, Jr, OF
Dover
Attorney General, - John A. Peters, OF
Bangor.
Treasurer,-N. G. Hitchborn, of Stockton.
Land Agent,-Isaac r. Clark, of Bangor.
Adjutant General-John L. Hodsdon, of
Bangor. All are the present incumbents.
The Councillor nominations are as follows
1st District, Marshall Pierce, of Saco; ID Dis
trict, S. F. Perley, of Naples; Sd District, ]. A.
Porter, of Strong; 4th District, Dennis Moore,
of Arson; 9th District, E. w. Stetson, of
Damariscotta; 9th District, 81. Ruggles, of
Bangor; It'll District, E. G. Dunn, of Ashland.
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AUCTION SALE
r .tl4f ...H.a aa1 OF al.
Valuable Dwelling House Property
ON DANFORTH STREET.

DURSUANT to alicense from tho Cour of ProSat
L for Cumberland County, the subscriber, as trus-
tee, under the will Of Samuel Elder, deceased, will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY,
the a1st day OF january 1896 at II o'clock in the fore
noon, the premises. the valuable house lot, with
double dwelling house thereon, situated the south
side of Danforth Street, in Portland, near Maple
Street, owned and occupied by Samuel Elder in his
lie time.
This lot is about ifty-fve feet wide on the street,
and about eigbtyseven feet wide the rear ne and
averages about one hundred twenty -four feet in DEPTH
containing in all very near y {, 760 square feet.
Besides the dwelling house there Is joiners shop
on the premises about Is by so feet two stories high
The vacant land Is iavorably arranged for the site
Of additional buildings.
A plan of the lot may be seen at the office Of p,
Barnes, SAL Middle Street. and the houses may be ex
amined on any week day, between two and three
o'clock P. NJ.
The Blu ldings are in good condition. Possession
may be had as soon as the sale Is perfected Title
made satisfactory. ~ E-t
Terms-Cash. .,u
*5fi - SARAH 8. ELDER, Trustee,
HENRY BAILEY g. CO, Auet'rs.
December 20. 1856. dec30 2aw3w
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Nv Electricitv
TEETH TEETH TEETH

DR.. d. still continues to Extract Teeth BY FIEc.
rRICITY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having De- ayed
teeth or stumps they wish to have removed for RESET
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MAsHINHs Tor sale
TOT mmtly use, with thorough instructions.
Df, u. can aceomHQdateH patients with board
and treatment at his house.
once hours from o'clock A. ". to 70 NJ; from :
Consultation free, noviti
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miscellaneous.
QUARTERLY REPORT
Merchants National Bank
OF Portland, January list, 1866.

CHAs. PAYsON, Cashier.
VIM. .. State of Maine.
CUMBERLAND, S. ri j. ysfs st
PORTLAND, January 8, 1866. Personally ap-
peared Charles PaysOn, Cashier, and made oath
to the truth of the above statement by him signed,
according to the best OF his knowledge and belief.
~ Before me, sir i i II. ILSLEY,
Jan 4-d3t 4:li.i Justice of Peace.
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Auction Sales
E. M. PATTEN, Auctioneer, Is Exchange Street
Real Estate at Auction.

ON MONDAY, sth january, at II W., on The
" premises, No 1z3 Cong est, near Washngt1 IN Sd.
will be sod the three-storied WOOL buildiig with
store in front, and brick basement togelLer with
out-buildings and land. Lot about 37x39. House
contains IS finished rooms; plenty Of water ON the
premises. For particulars call on the auc iioneer.
L55- Sale positive. ja4dld
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

IN SATURDAY.. January ID, at o'clock, P, NJ,
THREE sToRY BRICK HOUSE, No. ii Brow T1S st.
This House is finished throughout and is in thor
ough repair. Good cellar, good water, pleasantly
and centrally located and desirable q residence.
AT 81 o'cloc kwe shall II the two-story brick house
No. q Fore str ct. This house Is also well finished
convenient, nd in good repair. 1t is the Port
land Co.'s Works, the Grand Trunk Depot, and the
Boston boats. and must increase In value.
der Is HENRY BAILEY Il CO., Auct'rs.
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Brick Stores on Commercial Street
PeeCs at AUCTION.

THE auction sale Of Pews IN the Congress Square
i Universalst Church, stand adjourned 10 NEXT
SATURDAY EVENING at o'clock
Parties desiring to rent pews tor the eurrent year.
the close of the sale.
Jan. Q, 1S66.-dtd
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Valuable Real Estate ut Auction.

Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
ON SATURDAY, January 9Th, at O'Clock p M,
" we shall sell the two-stl ry brick House No. Is
Cotton Street. Also the two-story wooden House
No. % on the adjoining 10 These houses are in good
order centrally located and desirable. Terms one-
half cash, balance In one and two years-interest
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BY mortgage. Two hundred
dollars purchase money will be required ct time of
sale. aHlf .iin 100 .st. 81 .......
HENRYBAILEY 8 Co., Auctioneers.
Dec 22-dtd
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Grand Festival and Fair
FOR TWO NIGHTS!s
Monday and Tuesday Evenings,
January 9Th and 9th, to ot ff"l
IN CITY HALL.

TINE CENTRAL CHURCH SOCIETY win hold
i the Festival and Fair, for which they have been
preparing for some months past, on the above even
ings,-giving two entertainments of new and high
ly pleasing character, and unsurpassed by anything
yet offered. No pains or expense have been spared
in their arrangement and none will be in their pres
entation. Among the most prominent featu es may
be mentioned an GOLD FOLKS CONCERT" in
aye ancient Costume" BY large choir Of the hest
musical talent; an ORATORIO, TABLEAUX, and
instrumental Music. These entertainments are I'M
der the charge ladies and gentlemen who have had
large experience in matters of this kind.
There will be an entire change in the entertain
ment of Tuesday evening, unless otherwise spec
tally requested. On Monday evening, the leading
matters presented will be the sold FoIks Concert"
and Oratorio; on Tuesday evening, the Tableaux,
sc. more definite programme will be given here
after. f.6a ~ 800
THE FAIR.-Tables will be ARRANGED in the
hall for the sale of large and choice variety Of FAM
CY AND USEFUL ARTICLES. E
REFRESHMENTS.-Ta will be spread, ct
which all the edibes usually found such occasions
may be procured. sueF,-jl.s ~
+ ANTIQUARIAN SUPPER.-At9 O'Clock, an An
dquarian Supper Room will be thrown open, where
the sold Folks" will be pleased to furnish their
trends with shot SUPPER" consisting Of all those
good and substantial things of eye ancient days."
MUSIC BY CHANDELIERS BAND.
TICKETS-Adults, % cts; children 10 cts; for sale
at the stores OF w. C. Hanson. Middle t., Elliot g.
McCallar, Market Square, Wilson & Milfett, Con-
gress ST., AMI g. q c. L. Gallison, Gray st. "a
Jan2-dtd.
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
IS. Sun DR.. w. N. DEFINING,
aal be1EL
Medical rs Electrician.
ia MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite the United States HOTEL

IVA MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel,
VNHERE he would respectfully announce to the
INV citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that he has
permanently located In this city. During the two
years have been In this city, we have cured some
OF the worst forms of disease In persons who have
tried other forms OF treatment in vain and curing
sSsd do thew say eured? r. snsSer s5s often
We viii say that all that do not stay cured we win
doctor the second time without charge.
DIR. ID. has been practical Electrician for twentv-
ono years. and is also regular graduated physician.
Electricity perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases in
the form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia m
the head, neck or extremities; consumption when
In the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
involved acute chronic rheumatism scroflla bir
diseases, white sweilngs spinal diseases, curvature
palsy paralysis, St. vitas' Dance deafness, STAN,
mering or hesitancy OF speech, dyspepsia indigea-
tion constipation and liver complaint, Pes-we cure
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi-
tbs, structures OF the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints. tat
Bv Electricity
The Rheumatic the equity, the lame and the law
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastic
ity Of youth the heated grad Is cooled; the Hoet-
bitten limbs restored, the uneouth deformities To-
strength the blind made to see the deal to hear and
the palsied iSrm to move upright; the Slemshes o.
prexented; the caiamies Of old age obviated and an
active circulation maintained.
g@0 Sa.tH LADIES
Who have cold hanGs ana feet; weak stomacbs lam
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dia =
ness and swimming in the head, with Indigestion and
ieucorrhGa, Tor whitesj; hing fthe womb with in.
ternal cancers; tuners PoiyPns and all that long
Of cure For painful menstruaton, too profnse
menstruaton, and al of those long line OF troubles
with young ladies' Electricity Is certain specific
and win, in short time, restore the sufferer to the
vi0or of health aIEt
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Lost.

DETwEEN No. Is Alder Street and No. 10 Paris
ID Street, about 81 2. N. Ladies SABLE coll
be suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at No. IS Paris
Street, or No. As Union Street.
Portland, JAN I, is66. jan2d3ts
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Auction Notice.

$4,000 OF ts the T Third Mortgage Bonds
Company VIII be sold at auction at the office of j.
c. W0ODMAN, in Portlai d. ON the Eleventh day OF
January, 1850, at ten o'clock A. M.
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COpartnership Notice

COpartnership Notice.
THE undersigned have this day associated them
i selves under the firm name of
DOW IL LIBBY,
for the transaction oil general
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE BUSINESS.
At DC Exchange Street, Portland.
Portland, Jan. 1, 1885, FsAsx ". LIBBY,