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New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE
~ hereby gysn to the owre oeouPan. o1 oeespsh
al lIouses Lots improved unmproved Lands Affected
the FOL owing have been Completed and are
LODGE the s the Board Of Assessors ior examination oJ All
efsons n'eresird viz;
M regulating grading and setting curb and gutter stone.
Onehundfed nh. One and tbf-th and
OnehundredsDd thirty hfst om Tenth 70 Hudson River
ID For tagging dewsk in Ouehundfed and nnetoentht be-
Second sud ThTdayrs
The ebrscsj by such Aisemeut include al the seyel
Of ground lots pieces and parcels OF land
situated on -.
I Both sides OF and i1lssta from l0hys. 10
Hudson also the West eide of lnsve and both aides Of
Bloongdse kosd snd both es Of h and 2h ayea from th
also. both sides u cnce from BOOmingdlis Road
10 o both sides q isnhs,tsns fom llth to 2h
I'd. Both rides Of ll9h-s. between "a aud ldsves.
All whoe Interests Affected blythe aboVe named A'
and who the either Of them
qossled 10 present their objections in writing 10 Of the nndef
signed their Office No Y Cbambrreet BsnieR Ne" Court
within Thirty days from the date II this notice
JACOB y. OAKLEY
JOHN D.OTTlWELL, Board OF Auotsora
ISAAC q. HUNT
Once Board Of Assessors. New Court Honse, Dec a. 1868.
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I EATHRR Betting.
GEO. A. HicKCOX. No 73 Beetmsnst
MACHINERY.-We are prepared 70 furnish
WI FIRST-CLAsS MACHlNISrS TOOLS OF EVERY DE-"
sCRIPTION on SHORT NOTICE and at REASONABLE PRICES
SAMPLES Of the TOOLS manufactured BY be seen -
our wsreroorn INVITE INSPECTION Of their WORK
MANsHIP DESIGN by those in superior Machinery
NEw.YORK STEAM ENGINE CO.,
OFFICE AND WARERoOM,
No. 222 PEARLsT, N Y
DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, aud
i CIRCULAR SAW Mills.
II best snd most complete IN use
e Circulars application. - ... -
WOOD MANN STEAM ENGINE Co..
UTICA. n y.
No &c mAIDESLASE, NEw OK
CTEAM ENGINES AND TOOLS FOR SALE
- One Horizontal Engine. 25 horse power second hand
One Horizontal Engine, rs horse power new.
One Horizontal Engine. 10 Horsepower,
SIX Portable Engines, 10 borepower. new. -,
PoAbes substantial with large Locomotive Boilers od
Plates Heaters Governor and altogether the best ever bus IN
Driliss Machines "Indusisl Works" sAins M;chne
Lowell Machine Co.'S" Sbaper large Lowell Machine
shper small size All Of the above tools nearly new and
in good order and will be sold low for cash.
Also Of Oil Tools made from igged scrap Iron and nttsa
ENGINE WORKS near Hsniton-sve, South Brooklyn " y
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Cost ano Gonno.
Bcaro ano Rcoms.

A SUITE Of ROOMS, without board, No. Is East
"a seveuteenh-s, between Union and Fihhsve.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS-For
families and single gentlemen, AZ the ST. John Hoe newly
opened from SC per week upward Broadway
Eishthst., Rew-YoTk.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
Go Get.

HOUSES to RENT. Houses, Lots, Country Seats
~ and Farms Of oil Sire, SALE and EXCAN0 the cheap
est in the usIket FREEMAN Co, No. 2l2 Broadway.
STEAM POWER.-Six-story BUILDING about 80
- feet 'front.' Avenue between Elsysnth and Twenh 70
LET w 30 horse Engine building suitable knd
factory or fens NIL Apply at No q Nssssns, Room No 2
FIN0 LEr-At Paterson, New-Jersey, the three.story
a aud sto STONE hULDlNO with water power
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Gouartnership Notices.

nISS0LUTI0N OF COPARTNERS1IP.-Mr. II.
~ STEPHENS be member Of 6rn from and sler
tiiI daie.-No. Hewsi.. Dec a. 1896. . . -
MIR. JOSEPH l.. JOYCE has this day withdrawn
"''' W. -'"' SO" y Wa SMITH, BROWN Co.
New.YorE Dee I, is8
rINHE COPARTNERSHIPo of WILLIAMS q FREE
Il LAND e this day Dissolved HENRY WILLIAMS viii con-
whom al outstanding accounts will be pad
New YORK. Dec 20. 1856. HENRY WlLLlAmS'
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
CoRpoRArIoN NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE

OTTrcE BOARD or AssstsoRs
NV CouRr POusR. Dec. IS 1890. !
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<IUAS. G. SHELLEY, No. 6s l}arolay-st3
~ STEAM JOB PRINrER-Cards tifeuai'' oi''''' '
Catalogues, &c, at the lowest cash rais';,,o,,pryv
~No' ALI, WORK DONE pkOMfLLI ,,,nr
CYLINDER PREsSWORK DONE FON tttE IHAoE.
WIN EyERDELLs SONS No; ss lo4 sSTSacrUR tSMSa,srWR
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
Corporation Notices.
NoTICF,-PUBLIC NOTICE i

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby gIon 70 The Sw9 2, or rpT,S S~@T P sd ssy
IL sr office Of ,io BOMof for sIsai0H BY all persons
i.i For building in Broadway between Thir'e'h and
aJ For syins cro,wsE street, from the uohsry side Of
"a For syias eSo.'~s1 in ws,, street, opposite No 2se
tn For laying Grand street At e eAai'ry Sds
sL Fer laying erows Lsuron' street. at the 'ouh'ry
esh FSt syhs efom~st Fourth Seventeenth
7 For setting end h'ssns sidewalks IN Second
9Th For regulating aud grading Worh', from Broadw'y to B'H
oh For regulating grading OnebunSrsd and st, om
ii,h FOR building basin of West and Albany
i7b For paving with trap blocks Eny snh between Broadway
18th For paving With bloch. Duane It, from Hadon to wo
iah For paving with blocks cs,ban, from Division to
I;h Fo, I:Ss setting S sg5S ,aa ra'''r and f'sr"' fy
18th FOR r,gans sud rradias Nne,J'eeoud' a. fom Esh
f H. 20 A,, assessments nsiude ~ '.v,rs
houses and lots ground vacant lots pieces aud T'e'' " '
IT. So'S .iIs. sro.a.y T6rl.,n to Ti,J as
81 The sssi .,5e Of we.ts rom Watts 70 Hobot,n'
18th .ts ~. ls .s s y s g l'ai ga jc'
s Tie soal civ ds 4 Gr,nd to tho srteu, of h.f the block
.d Of Lso. snd both des Of Laareut to the 'l'n'
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bs ,,isai Of ss the blocI north Of ss,eatsen,h.t
h Ths ~s.;'r{ ~ ,ds q one saa ea s iss
sronJvs. between onshuusd aud twenty seventh and One
hundred and twenty eighth ris. .
Ell. Worh-sL. from BroatwAy 10 BAItsrf beth
the q haf the borb nofh snd south 81
WOr,hs both sds q on place. and so beth 'lds Of PARK
st. from Misl0nTsce to BaI'sftt- -. .
sh 10th side, II One hundred snihtt from sIh to Ninth
iiih. The side Of wsst, from Albany to Csdar IN
,outsd Csdafs and thu norh eide OF Absny't fom Ns'b
WAshingtonSt
7h Both sides Fihy ffh from Brosdvsy 10 EFhth ave-
and the ef half the bnek either On Broadway and
kirhth.Gve ,
sides of Duane from Hudson 20 West 49, aud TO the
Of hall block ener the Heneeins streets
Both sides Of CaEur from Division % Souihst ard
q either
18th. sides Of from Fourth 10 Fhao and
Of bali the block the iuisrectns Avenues
Both dss Of Ninety secondr from Eighth 70 Bloom
ngdso and the Of bali the bloch the mteeesng
Interests Affected by the sboyeneed
opposed tho either Of them
queed present objections IN writing Of the under
ned Office. No. % ChaHber. basement New Court
House within thirty dsys from The date Of this netce
JACOB r. OAKLEY. } Board
JOHN ID. uriWELL,f Of
ISAAC o. HUNT, )A'se'iorI
OTTCE BOARD Assgts0Ka,
H. lrr.nr Inran Ia
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5ituatlous Wante0-a alales.

A PRACTICAL GRAINeand CORN DISrlLLER
N wsnsA'sTTUATI0N Addess w W. Esston, Pa, 2. o.
WANTED by young msn OF seven years ousi-
w res the West sUation 10 travel for
Newlok city grocery preferred 10
wei acquainted trade Of Chicago S. Louis Mwsgkse ST.
generally Can references OF the oet
houses 10 Chicago address H. c. Wilbur PO box 7 Chicago H.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
Gitnations rDanteo-femaIes

uOUSEKEEPER.-An American lady is desirOus
ofthe private famiy has objection 70
public the couny has hrsclass city rsferenees
Cell at No. l53 West Eighieenthst.
A NUMBER, of well-recOmmended WET-NURSES
waat situations Malo and Fene Nurses supphd al short no@
at L. A. ANsENs, CuPPer' and Leecbsrs, No. sirhe'
near Bowery.
A NUMBER of well recommended German Girls
~ want SITUATIONS TO do general HOUSEWORk, kc Ars
LOVES Institute, No. II Stanton st. the Bo"ery
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
From Meric0.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 8.
The Times Brownsville correspondent, I'M
der date of December Goth, has the following
Gen. r. Clay Crawford has arrived at
Brownsville with his appointment as Gener-
al in the Mexican republican army, and au-
thority to recruit au American division for the
Republican service under his command. He
has established recruiting Office in Browns
vile and other places in Texas. and enlist
ments were already progressing rapidly, It is
reported that Gems. Lew Wallace and John A.
Logan are connected with this movement.
Caravajal, the famous Mexican fillibuster, is
expected with large sum of money to assist
in defraying expenses.
The Imperialists in Matamoras. under Gen.
Mejia, have commenced barricading the streets
fearing an attack from Gen. Crawfords Amer
lean division at any time. III
!. 1t is said that Gen. Crawford will join Esco-
bado, and move on Monterey, establishing
their base at that point. -
A schooner laden with arms and ammuni-
ton consigned to the purveyor at headquar-
tiers of che 25th corps, went ashore at Dagdad,
and was seized by the Imperialists. y
Mejia has levied loan of $1,000 on the
merchants of Matamoras. M
Later news says the American families are
leaving Matamoras and coming to the. Ameri-
side of the river, fearing an attack
The liberal forces, numbering 1920, are scat
tered along the river.
Additional accounts from Brownsville state
that Gen. Crawford has plenty Of funds. His
chief of staff, Col. A. F. Reed, is rapidly rails
ing recruits in Brownsville, enlisting United
States soldiers still in the service of the Unit
ed States, and promising them their discharge
as soon as the necessary papers can be made
ont.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
Tarto,1s Items.

NEW YORK, Jan. b.
Ketchum was sent to the State Prison to-
day. RElea sst..f
The Express has report that there is a
building on Hudson Street, jersey City, well
stocked with arms and munitions of war for
the Fenians. -.-..,..--.
The steamship Europa, which sailed to-day
for Havre, took out S12S,000 in specie.
Yesterday afternoon a very destructive fire
occurred at the Point Broze Gas Works, Phil
adelphia. An immense quantity of coal was
destroyed, and considerable other damage sus-
tanned.
A call for public meeting on Saturday ev-
ening in favor of the Monroe doctrine, has
been issued.
Gen. Sweeny, by invitation, visited the FEM
an Congress to-day. He was enthusiastically
received, and made brief speech to lhe effect
that he would endorse any measures calculat
ed to unite the brotherhood, and inaugurate
at once the great movement for Irish indie
pend9nce. t-
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
The New Fairbanks Scale at the City Hall

The New Fairbanks Scale at the City Hall.
Of the thirty thousand gratifed visitors to
City Hall on Christmas day, we presume that
few or none but observed the Fairbanks Plat
form scale in the office of the sealer of weights
and measures. 1t is one of the best ever man.
ufactured by this celebrated firm, aud will not
fail to add to the fame of the house. As a
sample of mechanical skill and finish, it ex-
ceeds anything yet sent forth, SO far as we are
aware. But its chief merit, as matter of
course,is its accuracy, and on this point it
challenges comparison. Those who are fond
OF witnessing what science and the mechanic
art can accomplish, should carefully inspect
these scales. 1t is well that they have been
placed in this splendid structure, where both
their utility and beauty will be appreciated
So absolutely accurate are the adjustments of
the scales in question, that the smallest weight
can be tested, and from this to TWENTY-FIVE
hundred pounds. They will be in requisition
in almost every hour of the day. The propri-
etors, Fairbanks, Brown & Co., 11s Milk ST.,
generously presented the scales to the city as
a Christmas gift, and the city is in great luck
thereat, for by it there will be saving of
many hundred dollars; and it is not probable
that SO finely finished an apparatus would
have been manufactured on an ordinary bust
ness order. The ladies on Monday pronounc-
ed enthusiastically IN its favor, so nicely did it
reflect delicate and otherwise weight; and we
may also add that much amusement was af-
forded to the oscillating crowd in making esti-
mates of the fair ones who stepped upon the
scales, so deceptive is the quality in bulk APP
piled to the modern female as she appears In
society. In recording this liberal gift to the
city, we cannot refrain from saying word in
relation to the scales manufactured by the firm
for so many years. They have found their
way all over the country, so that whenever a
perfect apparatus is seen, it is almost sure to
beear the honored name of Fairbanks This
reputation has not been gained without many
years of hard labor and constantly increasing
improvements. The scales, as at present offer
ed to the public, are apparently complete, and
this whether their purposes be to weigh the
most ponderops or the most pigmy article
They are seen in the warehouse and on the
public street, and also in the shop of the drug
gist and seller of fine gold. Reliable, copyen-
!ent, always ready, strong, highly finished,
when required, positively accurate, = what
wonder that everybody wants aud will have
oneI-lBoston Post.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
From Richmond.

RICHMOND, V A., Jan. 3. :
An exchange of pistol shots took place to-
day in the hall of the Capitol between Henry
Rivers Pollard, of the Examiner, and Nat Ty-
Ter and William d. Coleman, of the Enquirer
Six shots were ored without damage except
knocking off half of the tassel on the cane of
the marble statue Of Washington. The House
OF delegates was in session at the time of this
occurrence, which produced great excitement.
The parties were arrested by the Sergeant-at-
Arms and brought before the bar of the
House. Pending the discussion of motion
to refer the affair 10 a committee, the House
adjourned until tomorrow. -
The difficulty originated in an article in the
Examiner on the public printing, to which the
Enquirer replied by calling on the former tn
name the persons referred to, or stand con-
victed of falsehood. The Examiner made no
editorial reply.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
Ne.r York Markets.

$50 NEW YORK, Jan. 8. %
Cotton-steady; sales 1900 Middling Upiands at 80
q 53c.
Flour-dull and common grades a 10c lower;
sales 6,S00 bbls of State and Western State at 40
a 8 60; Round Hoop Ohio 8 rs q 10 %; Western 81
90; Southern easier, sales $50 bbls at SO a 10 90
Canada dull and a 10c lower tor common, sales 800
bbls. at % a II 25.. .ol
Y Wheat--nominally q &c lower, on common grades
nothing of moment doing. '777'73l
Corn-more steady: sales $50 bushels Mixed West
ern at "a q $50.
Beef-in moderate demand; sales 500 bbls ife
Pork-heayy and lower; sales 1850 bbls new Mess
at rs Is. af
Lard-heavy; sales 1900 bbls. at 154 a Isle, the
latter an extreme price.
Whiskey--wIthout change sales $50 bbls. Western
at 2 25@22S.
Rice-quiet.
Sugars quiet AMI frmer; sales 80 hhds. Musco-
ado at 11ac; Havana, 400 boxes at 128c.
Coffee-quiet.
Molasses-frm; sales, 800 bbls. of New Orleans at
i % q 125. ~
Naval Stores-unchanged. 70"
= Petrolegm-dul!; sales 1000 bbls. crude at SIT q
3sc; 20O0bbls. refined bonded, at SO a soc.
Frelghts to Liverpool-dull.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06

PUT the question generally to your friends
as to what preparation they use for their teeth
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, it has no rival in either hem
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06

CARD. - The Martha Washington Total
Abstinence Society gratefully acknowledge the
receipt of 500 65, being the amount of the
collection in the Chestnut Street Methodist
Episcopal Church, last Sabbath evening.
o5e PER ORDER.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06

PATENTs.-Patents have been granted to
Ezra Calderwood, of Portland, for improve
ment in attaching and detaching breeding
straps from shafts of carriages; and to An
drew J. Curtis, of Winterport, for improve
ment in carriage wheels.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
Stock Markets.
Chicago Markets.

:. ~. CHICAGO, Jan. 8.
F1our-dull.
Wheat-dull and declined &c; sales at 2Sl q "a
for No. /, and 90 a a3c for No.2. 5Jess
p Corn-dull at 45 "a 455c for No. 1. t n,
Oats-dull at 24t a Csc.
PROFESSIONALISM; mess pork declined 25 "a Soc J;
clear pork 81 TO-; Cumberland 10 co.; short RIB mid
dies IA 90; green hams 14i a. 15c.
Lard-quiet at 164 a. 17c.
Hogs-Dressed hogs declined SOC sales at 30 a.
10 90, dividing on 200 pounds. Live hogs defined rs
q 50c; sales at 80 "a 900.
Receipts-3 400 bbls. of flour, 5000 bushels Of
wheat 25,0 600 bushels of corn, 1000 hogs. I-1l,7
Shipments i 900 bbls flour, $500 bushels wheat,
5000 bushels of corn, 1900 bushels oats.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06

NAAlED.-The fonndling left few nights
since on the door-steps of house on Gray
Street, has been taken charge of by the Over
seers of the Poor, who have given the infant
the name of John GRAY. l4f.ai, .,asI = s.a
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
Marine Disaster.

- - NEW YORK, Jan. 8.
The ship Mary Blades, hence for Queens
town, was abandoned, waterlogged, Dec. oath.
Crew saved by schooner Koret, from Boston
for Jacksonville, and an unknown brig. Sew
en- of them were transferred to barque NJ aria,
and brought here. The captain, mate, stew
ard and carpenter remained on the schooner.
Three others are on the brig.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
Eeceplio,,s Orerruled.

a., BOSTON, Jan. b.
Supreme Judicial Court Commonwealth by
indictment VS.. Francis o. j. Smith.
The defendant was indicted for wilfully and
corruptly procuring one Charles G. Northrup
TO commit the crime of perjury. The jury re-
turned verdict of guilty, but to certain Of the
the defendant took exceptions. The excen-
tons were fully argued, and the Supreme
Court have now overruled them and affirmed
the rulings and verdict given in the lower
court. @ 1.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
Norszer,. .Pae;,sic Ratlrooa.

-. BOSTON, Jan. 5.
The reorganization of the direction of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company was eff
fected to-day. The control and management
of this great interest has passed into the
hands of the representative capitalists of New
England, who will at once prepare for the vig-
oreus prosecution of the work. a.aniio
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
Volonteer Statistics.

The Secretary of War, in compliance with a
resolution of the House Of Representatives,
has furnished statement of the number of
volunteers called for by the President at vari-
ous periods. The first cali was for $4,000
men: the second call, in July 1864, was for
300. 900 men, and the third call, in December,
was for 100000 men, VIZ: -aei
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
Cincinnati NTnrEefs.

Flour-quiet oiN'iN NATi' Jan. ..
nWneat5dnll and prices lower
Mess Park-sod at * 90 Int fSarpe VA an
Gfeen u Meats srs sd Tsre indifferent about selling
Lard-primo in fair demand at Tic,
WhiskeY-steady at 81 free ~ p
Gold 425.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
Sale of O. Railroad.

SANDUsKY, Ohio, Jan. s..
The Sandusky, Dayton & Cincinnati Rail-
road was sold today by o. FolIett race;unr
rnder an order of the court, for the sum Of
$750,000,
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
Nesc Orleans Murke,s

Cotton-Cotton market langud; sales I Sco ho o.
at boc Sales the week 1900 bales. Stock on hand
Isl, 600 bales. . on nano
Cfee- sales 900 bags of fair prime at 1s a. Ole IN
gold, duty paid. Stock Il, 900 bags. -
Gold-has declined to 1415. VS. 3''i i'f'i.s'
Misunderstanding exchange dull and drooping at
152! Checks on New York per cent, discount.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
Horses 'D Carriages, Sleighs, &c.,
-oii9zs AT AUCTION! a.9 eaL d,

WE shall sell Horses, Carriages, slelghs, Robes,
w Harnesses, &C.,
Every Saturday nj II o'clock A. NJ,
At Forest City Stable, corn Fedsral and Lime Sta,
where Carriages can be stored and Horses bo,rded
desired, previous TO or after the sale.
These sales win be under cover, and held without
regard to weather. aE i4 1'llr tast
80. HENRY BAILEY q Co., Auctioneers.
Dec 14-d6 f $500 \.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
Fire..


CREsTLNE, Ohio, Jan. s.
The large engine house of the Bellefontaine
Railroad at Gallicon, Ohio, was DESTROYED by
fire last night, with twelve locomotives The
loss is estimated at from 100000 to 100000.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
Grand Festival and Fair
FOB TWO NIGHTS! 90 e
Monday and Tuesday Evenings,
~ ua january s;h and 9th, N y, s,,J /.
IN CITY HALL.

AA9''ta -s.4
THE CENTRAL CHURCH SOCIETY win hold
l. the Festival and Fair, for which they have been
pReparng for some months past, on the above even
ings,-giving two entertainments of q new and high
ly pleasing character, and unsurpassed by anything
yet offered. No pains expense have been spared
In their arrangement and will be in their pres
entaton. Among the most prominent featu es may
be mentioned an GOLD FOLKS CONCERT" in
eye ancient Costume" by large choir Of the hest
musical talent; an ORAfORIO, TABLEAUx, ami
Instrumental Music. These entertainments are un-.
der the charge of 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 "0ld Felks Concert"
and Oratorio; on Tuesday evening, the Tableaux,
Sc. more definite programme viii be given here
after. afi "a d. rt.8lf f4.ih5ssl s ~. s.
THE FAIR.--Tables viii be ARRANGED in the
hall for the sale of large and choice variety of FAM
CY AND USEFUL ARTICLES. fas isi III 34s1.,at
4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will be spread, at
(which all the edbes usually found on such occasions
may be procured. ~ sisfl.iisa4r 5.isst ~
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 gBY CHANDLERS tBAND.
TICKETS-Adults, % cts; children 10 cts; for sale
at the stores Of v. C. Hanson Middle St., Elliot &
McCallar, Market Square, Wilson g. Millett, Con-
gress ST., and g. q c. L. Gallison, Gray st.
Jan 2-dtd. "a sslve gea slaitsf t'3 ss4'
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
Thieves oyeearta1sea ana Monev Recoye,,ea

+ 3Ebl LEAvENwoRrH, Kansas, Jan. A. Z
The scouting party sent in pursuit of the
men who robbed the safe of paymaster Ellis
the other day of $4,000, overlook them at
Platte County, Missouri, and all the stolen
money was recovered, except $4,000. The
thieves when overtaken took to the bush and
escaped. IN is51@ii'iiai3 y 53is5fiiFV
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
Steamer Burnt.

6N7 ~ LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. s.
Steamer Eleanor Carroll, fully laden with an
assorted cargo for New Orleans, took fire this
morning at her wharf, and is almost a total
loss.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
M,.Srtdere,. H,.,ater.

=,
Il BUFFALO, Jan. 5.
Cummings was hung to-day for killing DO
lceman Dill last winter. He was not quite
twenty years of age. BIO, .gssi..s - "a, s.,...,,
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-06
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
Il DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
5gsd cfa -adI --lrl y -
Medical Electrician,
t. "a TIA MIDDLE STREET. ass 5f4Il
Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel,


Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel,
- e-l.et 81 E1ll ft.il - llf 3 i'f s.ci .,.F
WHEkE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens of Portland and vicinity, that he has
years we 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
patients In so short time that the question is often
asked, do they stay euredY To answer this question
we wiz say that All that do not stay cured, We VIII
nr D. has been pracicai Electrician for txenty
years, and 10 also o regular graduated physician.
Electricity perfectly adapted to chronic diseases In
the form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia
the head, neck, or extremities; consumption when
Ia the acute stages or where the lungs are not fully
;nvoived scute cr chronic rbeumatism scrof,la hin
Diseases white swellngs spinal diseases, curvature
valsv or fnaralysis 81 Vitas' Dance DEAFNESS STAN
ton Constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure