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DISASTERS.

Sch Adelaide. of and from Portland for Suffolk va,
which went ashore on South Beach, near Edsartowp,
some weeks SINCE was got off and towed into Edgar
town Sd inst She is tight and apparently has recev-
ed no injury by being ashore. She viii reload her
cargo OF lumber and proceed on her voyage.
Sch Four Brothers, Ewart, from ST John b for
Boston, with lumber, went ashore Moose Peak
9th ult knocking off her keel, and otherwise badly
damaging her., She has been condemned. yncyrr
Sch Matamoras, Wilson, rom Portland fer st John
went ashore in q snow squat on Sunday night 18th
uit on Saltkil Lodges, near Lepreaux, and went to
pieces IN four hours. Henry Demager, OF Dennis,
was lost by the capszng Of the boat alongside. The
rest OF the crew, were saved, but are badly fost-
bitten. = p e TIE : 81 =
--A letter from Jamestown, 1, states that two
brigsafe ashore on Conancnt Island II miles from
Dutch Island Light House. supposed to be the catha
rne Rogers, and Charles Heath, FROM Ezabethport
for Providence, with eoal.s Trshas Y+5tra
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WE hope our neghbor of the Press will not
take it amiss If we inquire by what rule the
names OF the candidates in the list of votes for
Mayor was set? We ask for information
lIrgnscrtpt. 5ss,. IN nff SS gsig.si AZ
ADJUST what we have tried TO find ont, but
have not yet succeeded. The names on the
proof were upside down and we marked "tr,"
and the result was, they were worse with the
attempt to correct than they were before.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

r~ ~ 49, DOMESTIC PORTS
SAN FRANCISco-S Jan 4, ship Nor Wester,
PENSACoLA-Ar2 Goth, briggs Violet. Adams, New
CID ed, sen Honest Abe, Conary, Lavacca.
sAYAANNAHTAr 9th, brig Chesapeake, Newhan,
CHARLEToN-Ar 4th, brig Robertson, Scott, from
SID 18th, ship Southern Rights, Ross. Liverpool;
Srigs Meteor: Sarman, and Anna Torrey, Pressey,
:: .WILMINGToN- LIST, sch j Maxheld, May, I'm
BA ITiNdoRE Cid Sd, brig Frances Jane, Martin,
PHILApELPHIA-Cld 9Th, brig Hampton, Nick
Cd Cd 9Th, brigs Neilie Move, Leeman, Barbados;
Frofeus, Maheney, Boston, sch Trade Wind, Clark,
i New YoRK-Ar 9Th, brig Leonard Myers, wicks,
Baltimore; schs New Globe, Bray, Elzabethport for
Boston: Isis, Harding. do for Providence.
Laguna, Dodge, lzal,ethport for Providence. f-g
Cid 9th, ship Reunion, Nichols for San Francisco;
anne aSst orig Atlas
Mitchell, do: sch Flying Fish, Thompson, Boston,.
PRoyIDENcE-Ar 9th, brig Chas Heath, Dix,
NEWP6RT-Ar 9th, sch Waterman, Crabtree,
Providence tor Baltimore.
BosToN-Ar 9Th, schs Brilliant, Dunbar, Belfast;
Ar7th, sch Uncle sams Spear, Roc tland.
-Cld 7th, briggs Marine. Cook, Cienfuegos: Fidelia,
Stone, Matanzas sch Mary Farrow, Condor, Belfast.
% ,dAo9 FOREIGN PORTS. ~
Ar at Smyrna Sth ult, brig VIM Mason, Small fn
New York, to load for Boston.
At Milford Haven 1eth ult ship Lizzie Moses, Aus
tin, from London for New York, wig wind. got g,t
At Honolulu Jan 20, barque Smyrniote, Lovett. for
San Francisco, ldg. H'etfffoH tslso,t a..li u;
Ar at Pernambuco 18th ult, baruqe Lucy E Ashby,
Ashby, from Shanghai, for New York next day.. ).
Sid I'm Rio Janeirol Jan 20, ship Chas Farwell,
Grant from Callac) fol Cork. having repaired.
AT st Thomas 18th ult, barque Sarah A Staples
s = iS.S unc orig Emma ~ s'ns nom A N
Sid fn Kingston, Jamaica, sth ult, sch A Ryerson,
Houghton, Savanna-la-Mar. o-a 'it11 U Ald
At Port au Prince I'D ult sch Northern Star, Tor
At Matanzas $50 ult, barque Adm Barker, Kirby,
Tor New York: and others.
SID On Grand Turk Jan 81, brig M Shepard, Cook,
iron Bostonl for Honduras G#EES atgI
"a sos lsP0AEN.S . .ON
March g. no lat, &c, ship st Marks, from Liverpool
for New York.
No date, lat 50 2s, lon 7ga brig Julia E Arey, from
Cenfuegos for New York. gai O ylnVli ssoliia Il
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Sk1RM1sH-On Tuesday couple Of roughs
weat snto saloon on India Street, and pro-
ceeded to take charge of the room, when the
police were called, and sharp diminishing be-
gan, resulting in the defeat of the ruffians at
the hands of the Charles" The city guard
house receiv ed the prisoners. - - ~
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ID WE would call attention to the sale of Gov
eminent property at Fort Preble, at 10 O'Clock
this Thursday morning. The Government
steamer will leave Custom House Wharf at
o'clock A. NJ, and take parties to and from TIL,
sale free. ffln5t.l-T .s.aFD nj -...--.--
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VALUABLE AND CoNvENIENr-"Brown's
Bronchial Trochess are widely known as an
admirable remedy for Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Coughs, and Other, troubles Of the Throat
and Lungs They are of great value for the
purposes ior'whi en- they are designed, while
they are usually and pleasantly efficacious, they
contain no hurtful ingredients, but may at all
times be used with perfect safety.-lBoston
Recorder. t5iiI9Q DIS eod1waw.
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7oT1TINE.

This excellent Remedy is infallble cure for Deaf
ness, Discharge from the Ear, and Noises in the
Head al seods bcs s5caa s., 7i.s49 s~7rerN
This wonderfnt Vegetable Ertruct has been the
means of restoring thousands to their hearing, who
after trying everything and everybody, had given up
hoping ever to hear o. ain.
1t Operates like charm upon offensive discharg-
scs from the EAR, no matter what may have caused
it, or hew long standing. :.
Noises in the head disappear under its influence
90 ithv magic. oe-so sssr4 yiaQ eli 90 Us,
Price 5000 Bottle. For sale by all Druggists; at
wholesale by G. G. GOODWIN & CO.,
No. IS Hanover St., Boston.
Feb 21-SNd&w1y
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KNe's LApY's Book for March is out, and
locke as neat as new pin. Tall oaks from
little acorns crow and this little book is one
of the sound and sweet acorns which viii GER
tainly make flonrishing oak if it. keeps on
growing. Published by the little Kings, Mid
die Street, Portland. r,~<
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Eg-N learn from the Boston Advertiser
that to. the question "How dost ?" propounded
IN the street by BoEtonians Tuesday people nat
urally responded "Dosty." x remarks that in
Portland, the weather was more pleasing tc
the eye" yesterday than the day before.
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A7CARD.-The Committee OF the Samazi-
tan Association take pleasure in acEnowled-
ing the receipt of the generous donations from
the following gentlemen: sugar from John Q.
Twitchell; coffee and tea from Messrs. Morris,
Green & Sawyer; sugar and tea from Fling &c
Whittemore; sugar from John Dennis & Co.;
coffee rom Low & Pmmmer; sugar from Fling
d Drew; also, cash from Charles Davis, Esq,
$500; from William Alden, Esq, $1.O0.
The Committee viii faithfully distribute to
the poor all donations Of provisions, tuel, cloth
ing and cash, which they may be supplied with
to-day or hereafter. gla0q
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BUcKLEr'se SERENADERS drew capital
house last night at Deering Hall, and the per-
formances were good, receiving generous APP
Pause The second entertainment, with
change of programme, will be given this even.
ming .--t-. II. ~ ~.
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PRAYER Meetings win be held at the Third
Parish Vestry on this, Thursday, and Satur-
day evenings, commencing at half past seven
o'clock.. All interested are cordially invited
to attend.
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'o LIQUOR SEIzUREs.-Fhe Deputy Marahas
yesterday seized a small lot of liquors on the
premises of Henry NlcGlinchy, on Fore Street,
and another lot belonging to Nehemiah II.
Murphy, on Portland Street.
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RECEIPTS OF THE FAtR.-Afr. Heath, treas
urer of the Fair, has paid over to j. I. Nc
Cobb, Essy $3.50, and there is more to como
in. The Executive Committee are preparing
a statement Of the receipts, which will be pub
Hshed when all the returns are com plete. ga
The elegant Bible was given to the Abyssin-
ian Church; in whose behalf subscription of
S17390 was made. 49,. = H. ..,.-.--...-....-,
A book of autographs, collected by Mrs Is
rael Washburne, Jr., produced the handsome
sum of Sf5o.5e. sAS " y 2.sAG0A
Notwithstanding more than $4,000 in mon
ey was taken, in one way and another, for the
Fair, yet the counterfeit and uncmrent funds
received will not amount to ten, dollars. VI
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SCHOOL CeMMPrrEE.-Hon JOS O. Moves.
Chairman of the School Committed of this
city, at the close Of the services of the Com
mittee for the present Municipal year, gave
the members splendid supper last eveiningat
the Preble House. The tables were. spread in
fine style By MI. Krogman, the Landlord, and
every thing that could be desire d was furnish
ed. There were several invited guests, and
pleasant and social time was epioyed. Gag -
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THOSE in want of Havana oranges viii find
some at ., W. Jones' lis Fore Street, sweet,
juicy and delicious. He has but a. small lot
and itisithe handsomest fruit ever seen in the
market, t-slsi ,iI-;H
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M ARIN IN EWS
= Apo r T. OF 20 at LA,NBI /
-rss..r, ,,-,s, %. "Wednesday, March u.
ARRIVED. " 10

ARRIVED. - 10
Steamer Montreal, Liscomb, Boston.
y Sch j d ingrahan, Dickerson, Boston,
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Randall, Boston. - q
Sch Braniliall. Hamilton, Boston,ys ,.sf ssts,ia
Sch Harriet Fuller, Upton, Boston.
Sch Julia Frances, Woodbury., Machias for Boston.
eNOo4lsss 81 CLEARED N9AO
Steamer Dirigo, Sherwood, New York-Emery &
B. Brig Showers, stowefs n1atanzas-Iy Bar
ker 81 Co.
Sch Young, Hume, Trinidad-Geo S Hunt.
Sch Sarah Harris, Sanborn, Machias-Eastern
faesS1 No T ~ = TX, "a nm,.,mr, -. NJ
? York barque, Ada g York; briggs Torrent, and b
Campbell; sch Kate Carlton, and others. - /
LAUNcHED-At- Cutler Sd inst, from the yard Of
the Cutler Mn Nh 4sn co fine barens Of about 40
The total amount OF tonnage built in the District
or Belfast during the year 1866, was 9113 inns
will make the total tonnage Of the State tor the same
year, about 70 900. An error occurred in the taple
recently published when the tonnage Of Belfast Dis
tct was put at eO6 but it should have been 5000 as
estimated by shpbuilder OF that District. We sent
to Custom officer there for correct list but receiv.
ed no answer. The figures in the other Districts Of
the Table were taken from returns kindly furnished
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Il, CHESTNUT STREET CnURcH.-A series of
meetings for religious inquiry and prayer are
being held nightly al this Church; and very
gratifying degree of interest is manifested.
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by the Custom House officers In those Districts and
are near correct as can be. The following is list
of vessels built in the Belfast District ia 1906 copied
from Boston paper. 1t includes those built at
Stockton, list otNwhich We took from a conteIn-
porary, but it was inaccurate in several particu-
iars," and we insert agai
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

vA Physiological View OF Marria &c:
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 Urea
-tice EARLY Errors, its Deplorabe- Consequences
upon the Mind and Body with the Authors Plan Of
Freatmontt only rational and successful mode Of
cure, as shown by the report Of cases treated. IA
truthful adviser to the married, and those contem-
plating marriage who entertain doubts at their phys
ica condition. Sent free of postage to any address,
on receipt 25 cents, in stamps postal currency
by addressing Dr.. LA oRoIx, No. 81 Maiden Lane,
ALBANY, N.Y!EEs3 w -T " n y
The author may be consulted upon any Of the dis
upon which his book treats either personally or
by mail and medicine sent to any part Of the world
Oct 6--s N d&w6m
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U. 8. DI STRICT COURT.

FEBRUARY TERM.-wARE, j., PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-In admirably. - Isaac Ii.
y arney, hbellant, v proceeds of six bales Of
cotton in the hands of Israel Washburn, Jr.'
collector
Libellant, while in command of bark Eliza
White, on or about March 18th, 1864, on her
voyage from Portland to Beaufort, picked up
SIX bales of cotton, which he carried into
Beaufort, where it was taken possession of by
United States agent. On representation TO
the Treasury Department said cotton was or
dered to be sent to Portland: but it got rnixed
up with other lots, and was sent to New Yorl,
and sold there. -l -
BY order Of the Treasury Department. the
proceeds of the sale-of said six bales, amount
ing to 81 946.S0, was sent to Collector WASH
burn, to be retained by him until, by proper
judicial proceedings, it could be ascertained to
whom they belonged. PES
on iuii hearing, Judge Ware decided that
the gross amount of proceeds, after deducting
costs and expenses, be paid to libellapt.
M. nj. Butler for libellant q. f. Talbot for
Collector. -
cambridge Reed Jr, slibeIlant, v Levi r.
Blake, master, and VIM. Blake, managing own
er Of schooner Luther Dana. Libel TO recoy-
er balance of wages due on fishing voyage,
1The Court deereed libellant SIPS and costs.
r. K. Sewall of Wiscesset, for ibellant.-
No appearance for respondents.
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THE attention of officers and soldiers of the
army is called to the advertisement of Messrs.
Patterson & Chadbourne, U S. Claim Agents.
Mr.. ChadboUne was connected with the LIST
Maine Cavalry, as Major, and Mr.. Patterson
with the eth Maine Volunteers, as Lieutenant,
and late of the well known firm or Fetch &
Patterson, Claim Agents. These gentlemen
having both had military experience, and being
fully acquainted with the claims of our sol
diers against the Government, win carry on
the business, we hive no doubt, to the salts
faction of all their cfienta
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New Advertisements To-day
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Dancing SCHOOL,. w. Raymond.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN
Boots and shoes-T. E. Moseley & Co-Boston.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Sales-E. NJ. Patten.
Auction Sales-Henry Bailey & Co. ~
Marble and Alabaster Goods-E. M Patten.
NEW Advertisement COLUMN.
Portland Rolling Mills.-Special Meeting.
House for Sale-A fired Haskell. .ai4 4
For Sale-StDck, &c. -......
House for Sale-We5tbrook ~ --s4 a.
oparlnersliip-Patterson q Chadbourne.
New Spring Goods-Mrs. M. e. Bedlow.
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SAMARITAN ? F,A ENTERTAy .s4ENT.--We hope
no reader OF the Press win fail to attend the
entertainment to be given this evening at the
City Hall by the Samaritan, Association for
the benefit tsi Of the p9oFq Of our city. This is
one OF those charities that eommends itself to
the conscience and to the heart. The person
who purchases a ticket will get more. than his
moneys worth ont of the entertainment, and,
besides, he will be aiding the poor in our
midst r..--rn
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SUPPOSED BURGLAR. Mr. Gardner Jor-
dan, who has suffered from depredations on
bis property, on returning home Tuesday eve
ming, discovered a man standing in dark
alley-way in the rear of his house, on York
Street. Upon questioning the fellow and Or
derins him to clear out, the scamp made a
dash at Mr.. Jordan, seizing him by the throat,
but the neck-tie gave way and Mr.. J.. dealt a
powerful blow at the fellow causing him to
stagger. he, however, made another attack
upon Jordan, but got SO severely punished
that he made of The place was so dark, that
no opportunity was afforded Mr.. Jordan to
recognize his assailant, who was undoabtedly,
robber. ---------------
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~. Bosfen Stock List. ?
q TIE-E M8RRIEb. YTE2

In westbrook, Feb %, by Rev W H HASKELL John
M Elliot, of Boston, and Miss Mary Akely, of Wes
brook.
In Gorham, March g. BY Rey Wetherbee, VIM
Clement, OF West Gorhanf, and Miss Jennie r
johnson, of White Rock.
Davis, of Hollis, and Miss Esther B Bootfby, of
Saco.
In Bethel Jan11, Albion P Chapman and Mary o
Skiilings.
In Bethel, Feb Il, Lawson Smith, of Newry, and
Ruby Mason, Of b. 4E2zE9E -
In Ellsworth, Feb "a, Chester NJ Davis, of Bangor,
and Caroline M Royal Of K. =
ne1aldsboro, Feb rs 5Capt GscEge = Brown and
Alzira Bunker. = 80 l.
In Columbia. Feb "a, Robert W buchanan and
Mary A Leighton % bad cd yat8
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Portland oIling Mills.
.,,' rs SPECIAL SPEC MEETING. a

PURSUANT to q vote of the Directors passed this
il day, notice is hereby given that af ,29.I '.tf9
Special Meeting of the Stockholders of the Port
land Rolling Mills will be holden at the office Of the
1866, at three clock NJ, to act upon the follow
ing business.
Il ist--To determine whether the Stockholders will
accept an Act TO amend the charter OF said Company
and additional to same, approved February 7h 1860.
2d-To consider ard act upon proposed amend
ment to Article First Section 1 of the bylaws of
said Company: ii aYo1sna .0IIl9 : .5&g
SdZTo determine whether they viii authorize any
person to make ard execute conveyance tof any of
the real estate OF said Company, and agree upon
Zines Of division between the property Of said Corpo
ration and that owned by the Atwood Lead Company.
4th- To.transact aIya ether business that may le-
gally come before said meeting. nh ,aET
Dated at Portland this It'll day of March, A. D. 1866
"a ASEgE GEO. E. p. JACKSON, Clerk.
March S-dtd A-@~ As-ENNAA%
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The Fenian Movement.

The state of feeling in England respecting
this movement is most torcibly eXpresseo py-
the vote in the House of Commons on the
bill to suspend the habeas corpus act In ire
land. The House divided on this question,
and voted to sustain the bill-364 to o! The
House Of Lords promptly confirmed the ac-
ton of the Commons. ----.--..----.-------.-..
The telegraph has already informed our
readers how readily the Fenians on this side
the Atlantic have recognized the crisis of
their revolutionary scheme. Immense meet
ings have been held in Boston, New York,
Troy, Washington and other cities The cir
cles have everywhere been enrolling new menu
bsrs and subscribing literally for bonds Of the
Irish Republic. II Gssym tss ps ..lu5ieggo "a
Of al these meetings, that held last Sunday
In Joaes 8 W God, New York, was the largest
and the most significant. The speakers held
the highest rank in the Brotherhood. We
shall attain to better view Of the purposes
and plans of the organization, by considering
the developments OF this meeting, than In any
other way. 4 ~, E '''si'. ~ =. ~.
The meeting was called by Col John O ma
honey, whose power seems to have been IN
shaken by his late quarrel with the body
known as the Ferian Senate. Archbishop
McCloskey issued pastoral notice, which was
read at the morning service in all the Cstho-
ne churches. Strange to say, this notice,
which siih ordered all true Catholics to keep away
from the meeting, had very little influence.
fs,r
patriotic enthusiasm. The mass meeting in
Jones's Wood was one Of the largest and Of
course one of the mostenthusiastic ever held
inthis country elsiDloa oooGs Ills 81 ,bslisia ii
The distinguished Fenians who made
speeches at the principals stand, were Col o.
Mahoney, who spoke of the organization built
up aby James Stephens and myself and
wanted more money; Capt Thomas McCafer-
ty,who appeared as an envoy from g James
Stephens, the President of the Irish Repub-
Hes. Mr.. W. e. Robinson, who declared to the
crowd that every penny given to the cause
would be Gas safe in the hands of Colonel
John O,Mahoney asiin your own pockets
probably. with great truth; 3. Doran Killian,
who thought Sunday a good day to advocate
tie cause, and said Canada never could be the
IL aas laf+ ~, -. L. <,.,,.a, ,.,,s4 =.
AoHs OF tns lrisn peopie. Oahaua must DC
LEFT Acne a. voice, ''we don't want Cana
day. Irshmen wanted their own land-their
dear, their beloved Ireland If'Canada could
be taken nov Il would benefit neither the
y ~ ,af,o .oI va, % o. IlaEIl-,
heaft nor the pocket,1s a. Sman polHto patch
;asIraland was cyvorths more to an freshman
.-a~1e"'--- - - - =
than the whole of Canada" ~ fi1SJlis-'fi
DS,..t, et,ha,, xfa.,,rrr3 I 40 a;
s'silat SsoP - We ~ - II -
rha0lnt10ly IL. = T. ,
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