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The Portland daily press., 1866-02-01
LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 80.

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~ ;ssAgas8 AUGUSTA, Jan. 80.
,., SENATE. = -
Read and assigned--An act to incorporate
the Maine Central Institute; an act relat-
ing to appeals in Probate Courts. !. e & .,.T
Ia Passed to be engroSsed-An act to author
ize Benjamin Fowler to construct wharves and
fsh weirs in the water Of Johnsois Bay; an
act to amend the charter of the Passadumkeag
Boom Co.; an act to authorize Eneas Viii
cox to construct weirs in the waters of john
sons Bay ,aaaa.s'2 se..ie p 2 l;1 7.7
The resolves making an appropriation in
AID OF the Milford and Princeton Turnpike
were read the second time, and passed to be
sngrossed. -,..F 4 =. --s..ft q Tea.
n Mr.. Ramsdell called up the order requiring
committee ;oI1 to report finally on or Before the
10th Of February. a. rrvr-xr a e
g. Mr.: Peirce moved to amend making it the
18th. o-s7 p
The Senate voted to amend, and the order
was passed as amended. 4 9HIF@
~ Mr.. Woodnnan presented the petition of j.
G. Noyes and Josiah Drummond of Portland
:or an act to fix the age at which children may
enter the primary schools in that city at not
: i''' ''i'n Ivy -se years, Housr. oaozd Gil on
90 Mr.. Shepley, from the committee composed
of the Cumberland County delegation report
ed bill an act to extend the jurisdiction Of the
County Commissioners of Cumberland County
ia"rr tide waters near Martins Point, in said
county. sfn;g fgA
IL 49, dill was laid upon the table and ordered
to be printed, ON motion of Mr. ShepIey. us
Passed to be engrossed-An act to author
ize the sale of the old Methodist free Meeting
House in Bowdoit1ham; an act to incorporate
Trinity Commandery OF Knights Templar; an
ict to incorporate the officers and members of
Rockland Lodge; an act to provide in part
tor the expenditures of government; an act
additional to an act to incorporate the Maine
Mutual Insurance Company.
On motion of Mr.. Miller of Portland, n
p Ordered, That the Committee on Railroads,
Ways and Bridges be instructed to inquire
whether the Portland, Saco and Portsmouth
Railroad is under lease to amy corporation out
Of the State, and if SO, to what corporation,
and upon what time, terms and conditions,
and whether such lease be authorized by any.
law Of this State and whether the same be, or
not injurious to the interests Of the people
and OF other railroad corporations of this
State, with authority to send for persons and
papers. ya.r4.fsfF..Fs u. sf-rsser
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TrNMs OF STARE NEWS.

RI . J z
BT"A Season Ticket holder to the Mer-
camille course, sends us note complaining
that all the season tickets are sold possible and
then eve ing tickets are sold without regard to
The capacity Of the hall, so that holders Of sea
son tickets often find themselves excluded, I'M
less they go long time in advance Of the hour
TO commence the lecture, He thinks such a
practice will tlnd Itself headed off when an at
tempt is made to try It on second time, =
Z gB There are thirty-one pupils from Maine
now in the Asylum for. the education and in
struction of the Deaf and Dumb ct Hartford,
Conn. isis,8 adt esi.s.sai rs slT .4Ee t'Ea.
gvThe Bangor White SAYS a diispatch receiv-
ed in that city Tuesday evening, states that
there have been several new strikes of oil near
Boutwell, The only one particularly interest
ing in Bangor was made by John Wyman. ESQ.
of that city, He has struck a large vein, which
bids fair to eoual any there i II is in the imme-
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whispers. @the Senate has adjourned" 1t runs
rapidly from mouth to ear through the Hall,
and mo convention to-day is announced, in
substance, by the Speaker. Frank has won,
and the bafied majority commissioning the
victor on the influence he has lost, are now
willing to go home to dinner, and so is Frank.
All! my boy, had you studied your Bible as
you have that manual, you might to-day have
been Minister of the Gospel, with fat sala,
ry, instead of being half paid disputant in a
country debating school.
Yesterday afternoon the Judiciary Commit
tee took up the Hawker and Pedlar matter
and devoted the whole session to its consider.
alton. What conclusion, if. any, they mag
nave reached, deponent knoweth not. 1t i;
said it the petitions for the repeal of the pres.
ent law were glutenized, end to end, the 1oI
would extend from the State House. to Segui1
Island lighthouse; but don't believe it, and
wouldn't advise you to. % So Yours, reay
81 skFE4 wv ANDERER,
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ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.

EB- The Wabashaw Herald gives this illus
tration of the manner in which our military
heroes are let down to their original level on
their return home Gen. Sam H. went out in
a regiment from the Badger State as Captain
Before he left the rendezvous he was promoted
to Colonel; and for gallant conduct in the field,
was breveted Brigadier-General On his re-
tirement to civil life he told friend "they let
him down easy" At Washington it was Gen.
H; at Madison, Col. H.; at the town where
he organized his company, it was, GLOW are
you Captain ?" and when he got up to S., where
he resides, every boy with freckled nose, was
shouting, "Hallo, SAM - - an e=--s.
EB- George Francis Train has purchased
500 acres of land in Omaha City, and is COM
pleting arrangements to erect 100 cottages in
the early spring. II .FoE
iGy Two papers in Southern States are now
edited and published BY colored 1men-the Co..
ored Tenneseean,S at Nashville, by Scot, War
ing & Co, and the True O0mnsmsscator, at Bal
timore, by dWillyams s. Cook Both of these
journals are less than year old both are is
sued week. Z; and the contents are equal to the
average quality of American journalism; in
the matter of loyalty and devotion to the I'm
ion their conductors shame the more preten-
tious editors of the great Southern cities. A
fair share of advertising patronage in each of
these sheets shows that the whites as well as
the blacks in Nashville and Baltimore look
with favor upon the enterprise of negro jour-
nalisni. -s ....--..-. 49,. % ms
EB- A nearly perfect skeleton of the dodo,
that remarkable and, as has been believed, lex,
| tinct Australasian bird, has recently been dis
covered in the Mauritius. The skeleton was
found imbedded in the soft mud on the borders
of marsh. It is nearly of the size of tur-
key and is complete with the exception of some
Of the toes 1t has been sent to Prof Owen, for
the British Museum.
g~ There is the same dismal outcry about
houses in Boston as in New York. The search
| ty is great, and the ordinary law Of supply and
demand does not seem to work. I'VE are sur
| prised there has been as yet no outcry raised
against the Spectators" for keeping the price
OF houses up. If there be any truth in some OF
the politico-economical disquisitions to which
the public has been treated during the past
year, the capitalists must have RETAINED frem
building houses duriug the past year from q
-N"A,so>-s~>-S NSAAo W cec ItuCS ulRu EOSSlply
! however, the high price of materials and the
prevailing uncertainty as to the future Of the
currency may have had something to do with
it.-[Exchange. ~ 80 "a. "a ,.,,.,..., 3,
| Another sensational report has been
started in Canada to the effect that several iron
plated balloons are being constructed in the at
tics Of the Fenian Headquarters, New York,
which, as soon as ready, will be filled with Fee
mans and proceed to Ireland, taking Canada on
the way.
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.nnr DoMEsTIC PORTS

SAN FRANCIsCo-Ar Jan Goth, ship White Swal-
low, Knowles. New York.
"a ssE 5a rSsst S SsqR
Ga 18th, briggs Lorana, wilson and BENZ Deano,
: AcKsoNvfLIE- Cid 10th. barque Arletta, COL
cord, New York.asgsss ssIohfkE ISL
Ar 18th, sehs Queen of the West, Rogers, from
Charleston: 18th, Koret, Elliot, Boston.
SAVANNAH-Ar2 10th, brig VIM r Sawyer. Ray,
Philadelphia; sehs Bremen, Card, Bath; July 4th,
Oh CHAkLEsTcN-cl 9th, briggs Omaha Robinson,
and Cyclone. Mcdonald, Wilmington NC: sch Grace
WfLMIEGToN-A -2ath, brig Nathl Stevens,
Below, brig Benz Carver, from cardenas.
,BAL11MoRE-Arr 22sth, sch VIM Arthur, Loring,
Ar Both, sch Car, Hammond, Boston.
In Hampton Roads 18th sch 81 Prescott, freeman,
from James River tor Portland; ,r
from Cardiff for Baltimore.
pHILADEIPIHA-Cld2 sth, barque Geo Brown,
Ar 10th, sch II ohodwick Doane, Baltimore.
Off Reedy Island 2sth, barque st Andrew, for
NEW YORK--Ar Goth, ships Squando, Jordan,
Liverpool 81 days; Constitution, Dawson, do.
Cid Goth, brig Fredonia, Howes, Charleston.
PROVIDENCE -. Below 18th, sch White Swan,
CID 3otl, ship wizard King woodworth. Apalach-
coa; schs Forest King Briggs. for Marseilles; ] g
lock- Mobile; Izetta, Littlefeld, Savannah Mary E
Gage, Hopkins, Charleston. 80 = 1p'.9a
AT 3ist ships Chieftain, Mcclure, San Francisco
EDGARTowNEAr 2sth, schs Emma Kurdish,
French, Fortress Monroe for Boston; Hardscrabble.
Jones, Baltimore for Portsmouth; Ada Ames Smith,
do for do.
In port, schs Emma Kurdish, Hardscrabble. Ada
Ames, Hannibal, and r L Tay.- - " 1HA-a ! -
BOsT0N-Cld both, ship Mayfower, Call, for New
Orleans. rFLAR l. LCtE}'I " III
Ar 91st, sch Ceres Robbins, Cape Porpoise.
CID 3lst, briggs Annandale, Bunker, Ponce; Liza
bel, Carey, Mobile I - y 4 81 Z.
Sid, ships italia, and May Flower.
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quasi TO- - ,ltent traitors the men who
nave lo w. eir patriotism by acts of gallan
.ry' anu cir fitness for civil rights by defend
10y ~ .' rights Of the nation against the uplit-
-nd OF Democratic traitors. We stop, sub
lung tne case to the impartial jury of the
peoE'ie TO say it the apostocy of the Democrat
'e l'arty, in such acts of infamy, is not clearly
HsYeaied. That it is doomed to bitter disap-
Pointment in its expectations in relation to
President johnson is our tervent prayer; as
yet our scarcely diminished hope.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To the Citizens of Portland and
vsbola Vicinity. 1881 . &,

Please accept my thanks for your liberal patrons
age during my business life in this city. During my
late absence of two weeks it was nty reported
in this city that had failed in business. Allow me
to say to the public that such is not the fact am
still at the old stand, "a Exchange Street, where in
tend to remain for the present. and keep good as
sortment of Cloths and Trimmings as usual, and
would be happy to meet my former patrons, and all
who in want of goods in my line, shall sell as
low as the lowest. sss'iS sS<2''s' p. B. FROST.
january s1st, 1865. 10 DEFI- q teb1-stsnh Fi
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Sid I'm st Thomas Dec 81, sch Moses Patten, Carl
son, Turks Island; 18th, brig Fannie Lincoln, Co.
Inns, from Philadelphia) for Ceniuegos; 18th, sch
In port 22d, barque Princeton, Munson, FIN Dema-
rara tor New York, condemned schs Mary Patten,
turner, from do, ar 14th, unc; II Russell, Nicker-
SON from Liberia. 21st unc; Othello, Maxwell, I'm
wilmington NC for New York, re-ldg.
New York 40
Cid at Havana Goth, brig Nebraska, Emery, Bos-
Ton; Zlst, Horta Young, Sagua,
IN port I'D, barQues Deney, Smith, Tor New Or
leahs, Idg ID Slower Pierce; Josie Nicholas Mich
9iaS brunswick, Sylvester; Suote, Panno: Willis
hicI, fanno; Orsini, Smith; c Minot Rogers. and
Saran hobart erosion. unc; brigs John Bernard
Jameson LOT New York, ldg; Alfaratta Bibher; Z
A Bernard, Crowell; Waccamaw Nichols. Timotby
Pierce; and others. "''
Sid FIN Cardenas 18th, brig Lincoln Webb, Green
leaf, tor Portland. - - 1N' N-0'A-
Ar at Matanzas 18th, brigs Geo W Chase Dunnino
Portland; Rio Grande, Lawrence do. :
Sid 10th, barque Fanny, Carver, New Orleans
In port 20th, barque Henry Lord, Pinknam for
New York; briggs Il Houston, French, for do; Cas-
lillian, Hardenbrook, tor Portland; Gen Marshall
Ellis, for Belfast Caroline Eddy, Smith, for New
Orleans; Giles Loring Soule, for New York; and the
recent arrivals n ~ -- p III f.
at Bermuda 18th inst, brig Leonard Berry Steele,
tor New York same day; and others.
,ETota SPOKEN. @ 11V
Nov %, lat "a 20 S. Ion "a 20 T. ship Temper Mich
OILS, from Calcutta for Boston.
Jan LAT Ala Ion &c "a, ship Polar Star. from New
York for Liverpool. 7't
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Important Notice. 81 q z. 3
he Paris Universal Exposition of 1857.
NEW York, Jan. %, 1856.

NEW IORK, Jan. ~, 1000.
A further extension of time for presenting appli-
cations tor space at the above-named exhibition, un
til the LIST Of March next having been arranged, M
is desirable, with view to wef-seected represen-
tation of the mechanical inventions of the United
ates that the number of applications should be
large as possible; and all Engineers Miners, Owners
of Mines, Agricultural and Mineral Producers, In
ventors and Agents. or Assignees of Inventors, are
therefore respectfully urged to forward to this Agen-
cy their names and residences and those of all other
parties known to them to be interested in, having
control Of useful Inventions in order that forms Of
application may be sen to them.
All applications should be made upon the proper
blank forms, which are furnished gratutously by the
undersigned and should oe sent to this office before
shall be accepted will have until The list December
for the delivery of their articles at New York.
Full printed iniorma ion, circular, and documents
will be furnished by the undersigned to all parties
applying therefor either personally or by letter.
@~A tNN> j. c. DERBY,
U. S. Agent Paris Universal Exposition,
Spruce St. Tribune Buildingsl and 40 Park Row
n Times Buildingl New York. ~ , Ut
Jan 26-s d15t
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COUNTY TEMPERANCE AssocIATloN-A
meeting Of this Association was held at the
Ferry Village, last Thursday, but in conse-
quence of the severe storm, the attendance
was small, and it was adjourned to this after
noon, at the same place, at Q o'clock.
We are desired to say that it is expected
many of the friends Of temperance in this
city will, be at the meeting, which will be con-
tinued through the evening. VT 81
The ferry boat will make trip to the city
after the close Of the evening meeting
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EB-Dr.Tibbetts' Physiological Hair Re.
generatOr. This article is unequalied in INTRIN-
SIC MERIT I EselaGd Eslfo aJ4e De- tt,lI c2ii
1t will not soil the finest fabric. .m9a 9e.isd %
Is neat, clean, and highly perfumed.
1t will positively restore the whitest or grayest hair
to its original color. ----
; Will purify the head from humors and dandruff
AS addressing is hewitchingly desirable.
{. Every bottle is warranted or money refunded.
TEBBETTS BROTHERS, Proprietors, Manches-
ter, N. H ~ :. - - /. - - I 81 ~
Portland, and by all Druggists. ja22sNsm*
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~ -i.iol FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. ~ 10
~ .. NEW YORK, Jan 21-Sld. steamship Nova SEQ
tan, for Portland. en- se 10 i es,T gyi1 = 5eaga
5aa saastPer steamer Moro Castle.l . III .g
Ar at Sagua 23d. barque Eliza White, Look, ffom
Portland. i7F4'A -~le% ~ i'1 'i'aiai'
Ar at Havana oath, brigs Moonlight, Small, from
Almon Rowell, Morton, do. " IL - = y -
= Sid Goth, harque G Nickels, for Matanzas.
Ar at Matanzas 22d, barque st Jago, White, from
Havana; brig Minnie Traub, True, Portland; 23d,
barque Venus, Bri Parker i'm do: brig Mechanic,
Merriman do; oath, Angie Curtis, HERMAN, do /;
sch Jason, Sprague, Machias.
n Sid 22d, brig Castillian, Hardenbrook, Portland.
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have used JOHNSON'S REPRoDUCTOR for
ten weeks and have strictly followed the directions
contained in his circular, and now have a fine
growth Of hair whereI was entirely bald. y r9TE.
have no hesitation in recommending 1t to any
one who may have occasion to use it.1LEFg
j. M. MULLALY.
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Boston Stock List.

gH-The entire Stock of new and rich DRESS
GOODS, which have just been received at the New
York Store, No. 125 Middle St., will be sold for three
weeks for whatever price they will bring to close the
Stock, on account of the illness of Mr.. Lucas.
These goods are entirely new, and one of the best
selected stocks Of Dry Goods over opened in Port
land. and must be sold iaSd4w
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PEARL ST. UNIvERsALIsT LEvEE, which
takes place this evening, promises to be pleas
ant affair. This being the first call which this
new Society has made ON the public, We trust
they will have their expectations met. H
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Oct 6-S N d&w6m ~
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Special NOTICES.
Perry,s Moth and Freckle Lotion,

Chloasma, or Mothpatch, (also called Lverspor J
and Lentigo, or Freckles, are often very annoying
particularly to ladies light complexon for the dis
-celored spots show more plainly on the face OF a
blonde than of brunette; but they greatly the
beauty of either; and any preparation that will Ell
fectually remove them cthout iljurg the texture
colorQf the skim is certainly desderatum. DR.. b.
C. Perry, who has made diseases ofthe skin speci-
ality, hasdiseovered remedy for these 'discoera-
tons which is at once prompt, inialble, and harm
less.
Prepared only by B. c. PERRY, Dermatologist,
No. 4 Bond Street, New-York, and for sale by all
druggists price So yer bottle. Call for PERRY'S
MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. 2 MI
w. F. Phillips & Co., and H. 81. Hay, Wholesale
Agents, Portland. Maine. oct31sn Mw&F6m
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New Advertisements.
Administrators Sale
AD'2r AT AUCTION! -" isl
. .TfIVR"8 Y.sE-sG
Valuable Hotel Property
FOR SALE.

= 4 THAT SPLENDID UNFINISHED
M ARBEE HOTEL,
IL On Middle, Willow and Silver sss.,
in the City OF Portland, Maine, belonging in part to
the Estate Of Hon. JOHN M. WOOD, and in part to
the undersigned, is offered for sale and can be pur-
chased at a GREAT BARGAIN.
1t occupies about nineteen thousand square feet OF
seycnty-fve feet 1t is Five Stories High and con-
tans about ttco hundred and Gyee apartments for
the use Of guests besides four cspacious stores and all
CLASS H spR1sEeu m0'efn 'or
It was designed by WIN. wxsHBuRs, Esq, Archi-
tect, of Boston.
Its arrangements for Hotel purposes are pronounce
ed by competent judges be fully equal to those OF
any Hotel In the country Its construction is most
thorough in all respects; the basement and first
stories being quite hre-proof, and all other part,
nearly so.
Its original estimated cost was SIT 900, exclusive
OF the land; OF this sum about $4,000 have been
expended 70 bring to its present stage of progress
and 1t ID believed that notwithstanding the present
enhanced prices, it can be completed for occupancy
for $4,000 according to the original plans. -
- -Esa 20 - ~ a. -
Pursuant to License from the Court Of Probate for
the County Of Cumber and, the above property will
be offered for sale, at Public Auction, at the Mer-
chants Exchange, in Portland, Maine, on Saturday
the third day Of March next at eleven o'clock in the
The sale will include all the interest, which the
subscriber has In the same property In his individ
ual capacity, 30 that the purchaser will acquire the
entire estate Title to be made satisfactory.
For terms Of sale and other particulars inquire of
Jan. 81, 1866. = = isidtf
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Special NOTICES.


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WATCH Losr.-A lady yesterday in tragel-
ling from Park Place to the Post Office, lost a
gold watch, which is advertised in our columns
this morning.
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In Biddeford, Jan Is, Chas F Smith and Alice M
Smith.
In Wells, Dec 10, Lewis Littlefeld and Mary e
Goodwin. s,- f..
In Lewiston, Jan 20, Hiram Hamilton and Mrs
Lizzie jackson.
In Prospect, Dec 6, James B Sweetser and Lucy A
Davis, both of Searsport; Jan g. Capt james r CHM
and Esteile Lampher, both of Prospect, ri RI
In Wilton, Dec 7. Geo E Goodenoush Of Jay, and
Elvira Trip, of Tenn le: Jan IA, Orvin Brown, OF
East Livermore, and Miss Elyira T Trip, OF Tenn
pie. -,=A ..79
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Died.

In Gorham. Jan 81, Mr. James Hannewil, aged
33 years months 20 days.
"a Funeral on Friday forenoon; at 10oclock, at
to attend.
In Westbrook, JANIS, Rena Gertrude, only daugh-
ter Of John and Hannah Chester, aged year 8
In Wells, Mrs Lydia. wife OF Capt James DonneIl,
ag fn S e ysaTs Tan 10 Mrs , ~ so,,,;.
Scribner aged q years months.
In Rumtord, Dec q, Asa Howard, aged "a years
son of Asa S Howard.
aged IS years.
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