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AocIDENT.-Mr Chas. A Whipple, of Great
Falls, Windham, had two of the fingers of his
right hand severed by circular saw in the
gang saw mills of Messrs. White & Hawkes., of
that place, on Tuesday last The saw separat-
ed one of the fingers completely, and the other
so nearly that it lad to be amputated, which
was performed by Dr. G.L. Kilgore, of Wind
ham. The whols hand was so badly injured
that it is feared that Mr.. Whipple win lose the
use of it.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21
Destructive Fire.

NEW YORK, Dec 20.
fire broke out about four o'clock this
morning, in the hat store of HI. Rottestein, on
Broadway, whose loss is estimated at $4,000;
insured for $4,000 Messrs Hamphills. Ham,
lin & Co, carpet dealers, lost $4,000; fully in
ssured, Louis Schiele & Co., corset dealers
lost $127,O0O; insured for $l2OOOO. Morris
jacobson, dealer in cloaks, lost $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21
From San FranciscO.

t1.s, sb4 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 90
The United States revenue cutter Wayanda,
one hundred and eighty days from Hampton
Roads, arrived yesterday. Rough weather and
disaster was the cause of her long passage
The corOner's jury in the case of persons
drowned by the wreck of the bark Coya rec
commended the construction of a light house at
New Years Point, three vessels being wrecked
at this point, the Coya, the Sir John Franklin
and Carrier Pigeon.
The rain for the past three or four days has
been exceedingly heavy.
The. British ship Dragon, for Cork, carries
20,3O0 sacks of wheat. Another, ship Derby,
for Liverpool, carries 5000 sacks OF wheat.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21

CALL ACCEPTED.-Rev. Alexander Burgess
has accepted the call extended to him by st.
Johns Church, Brooklyn, N. Y, and enters
upon the duties of the Rectorship the begin
ing of the new year. 1t is large and prosper
Gus Parish. Mr., Burgess oficiates at st. Lukes
for the last time at the Christmas service
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.
General DiG's Nomination
THE TARIFF BILL.

New YORK, Dec. 20
The Posts Washington dispatch says Gen
eral Dlxs nomination will probably lie over
until Saturday. se ar
The Senate Finance Committee will be hard
at work on the tariff bill tomorrow.
The Ways and Means Committee will con-
slider Secretary Welles' bill as soon as it comes
out, and will wait to see if bill will be report
ed from the Finance Committee
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21

- LONDON SOCIETY for December has been re-
ceived by G. r. Chisholm s. Brother, 307 Con-
gress street. 1t is Christmas number, con-
talnlng some 20 illustrations drawn by Cruik-
shank keene, Alfred Crowquil, Houghton,
Thomas, and other able English artists. The
literary contents sustain the deseryedly high
character of this magazine r'sef
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21

New YORK, Dec. 90
The jury in the libel suit of Maretzek VS.. the
Sunday Mercury, brought in a verdict of $1,000
for plaintiff this morning. The defendants
counsel gave notice of appeal. tst
Advices received from the ship Gen McClel-
Ian state that she went ashore on the outer bar
off Patchegoue, L. T., at A. NJ on the 18th,
the weather clear and mild at the time She
has 40 passengers, and considerable sickness
among them. She was hauled off at 8 O'clock
this morning by steam tue.
The United States storeship Relief six months
from Shanghai, is below, short of water and
AT four fires, which occurred in the first half
OF the month, tMenty-one persons were so bad
ly burned that they have died. -. -,
5 Gold at p. M. sold at 134 "a
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21

M L. A. LEcTURE- The initiatory lecture
of the Mercantile Library Course will be given
this evening at Mechanics Hall by that elo-
quent English Reformer, Henry Vincent, who
will lecture upon the subject of "The late
American Conflict, and the Friends and Enc
mics OF America in England" Such a sub
Ject and from one so well calculated to speak
upon it as Mr.. ", must attract an exceedingly
large audience Those who wish for season
tickets should secure them early to-day, OF
they may be too late tssia I.sHi
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The Weotl,er.

NJ New York, Dec 30
The thermometer is thirteen degrees above
zero, wind northwest and clustering.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 90
There is a heavy gale outside. The wind i,
northwest and bitter cold - IH
WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 90
The thermometer at 9P NJ stood two de-
grees above zero. The weather is clear.
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HARpER's MAeAz1NE,-The number for Ia,

HARPER's MAGAzNE.-The number for JAN
uary, 1867, which is a capital one, has been
received at the bookstores of Messrs. Bailey &
Noyes, Nos. 20, 72 and "a Exchange street;
Messrs. Short & Loring, corner of Free and
Centre streets; G. r. Chisholm & Brother, No.
aO7 Congress street; A. Robinson, No, 325 Con-
gress street, and at the book and periodical de-
pot of Messrs. Fessenden Brothers, Lancaster
Hail. E7i3 F8
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LIQUOR SEIzUREs.-The deputy marshals
yesterday seized small quantities of liquors in
the shops kept by Margaret A Bess, on Fore
street, Ephraim Cannon, foot of Market
street, Michael Rowland, on Danforth street,
and John Flaherty on Centre street
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21

LEGISLATIVE SCHooL.-This institution now
numbers about 100 members The sessions are
heid every Saturday evening at Sons of Tenn
perance Hail. and business is done in regular
legislative style. Hon. Joseph B. Hall is
Speaker and among the members are MANY
VINO IN future will take leading part in the
affairs OF State and who will owe their posi-
tons largely to this school. Questions of all
kinds are brought up and discussed, and we
understand that very important measures are
to be brought forward at the next meeting,
Saturday evening, Dec. 23d, and members are
requested to be present promptly at the hour
of opening. The public are invited to attend.
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BLINDNESS, DEAFNESS AND CATARRH.-
Those interested will notice an entire change
of certificates in DR.. Carpenters advertisement
in to-day's paper, The Doctors published
testimonials were all received in this State,
from people of srespectability and are therefore
reliable. They can very readily be inyestiga-
ted by the incredulous. DR.. G. will remain in
Portland some time longer and those afflicted
with the diseases to which he devotes his at
tention exclusively, should not fail to consult
l. . Il .a.sI z
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SPLENDID EsrApasHaHNr--Messrs Or,

SPLENDID EsTABnsnrENr.-Messrs Cros-
man & Co. have taken the upper store in
Browns block, on Congress street, No 3O5,
which has been fitted up in splendid style, and
last evening they threw it open to the public.
We venture to say that handsomer drug and
fancy store cannot be found in New England.
The drawers and bottles are finished and la
belled in the latest and best styles, and every
thing about the establishment betokens neat
ness and beauty. It is the intention of this
firm to fully sustain the good reputation they
acquired in their store in the Fox block, which
was destroyed at the great fire.
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Disagreement between Gen. Grant
and Gov. Fletcher. fe

NEW YORK, Dec. 90
The Tribune's Jefferson City dispatch OF the
18th says General, Grant left st. Louis for the
East yesterday. Before leaving he sent a COM
pany of United States troops to Lexington to
protect the bushwhaekers from Gov. Fletch-
ers militia. Gov. Fletcher has gone to take
command of the militia in person, He says
he outranks General Grant in Missouri, and
the end is not yet. ~
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Municipal Election.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Dec. 20.
The Municipal election passed off to-day
amid great excitement, but without serious dis
turbance. John Dawson was elected Mayor
by 95 majority
Two negroes convicted of highway robbery
will be hung tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21

WE would call the attention of builders and
others to the advertisement of Messrs. N. M
Perkins & Co. As they are about to move To
another store, their stock is offered at reduced
prices
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21

BY recent decision of the Solicitor of the
Treasury, which is sustained by the Secretary,
the provisions of section 10 of the act of July
26th 1866, which we published short time
since, in relation to vessels being required to
be provided with suitable boat disengaging ap-
paratus, does not apply to vessels other than
those propelled wholly or in part by steam,
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21
rporeaI Punishment i'm North Carolina

RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. 90
Colonel Bromford, commanding the United
States military forces in this State, interfered
and prevented corporeal punishment ON the
person OF a negro this morning. Judge Ban'l
D; .; Fowler decided to indict ali military officers
VINO were concerned in the transaction The
negro was returned after receiving eipht lashes
and the soldiers left the ground. The indict-
ments will be issued against the officers The
negro will be whipped tomorrow. Judge
Fowler has called on the Governor to carry
out the laws of tie State
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21

ACCIDENT ON THE GRAND TRUNK "A
freight train OF eight loaded cars was thrown
Off the track between Berlin Falls and Gorham
Wednesday. All the cars went over the track.
NO lives were LOST. The accident delayed the
up passenger train several hours
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21

ACCIDENTAL young lady, daughter Of Mr..
James w. Stevens, of this city, while coming
down the steps of the Glass House, a day or
two since, fell and sustained very severe frac-
ture of the knee joint. he'i+ iie
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21

RESTITUTION OF STOLEN GooDs.-Wednes-
day evening woman left package of toys at
Higgins store, under the Star Office, which had
been stolen therefrom by boys, from whom she
had recovered the articles .i5
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-E. X. Brooks and Walter Browne, on search and
seizure processes, paid $22 .26 each, and departed
{ CoRoNER's INQUEsT.-Coroner Hall held an
inquest at the Jail yesterday, upon the body of
James Driscoll, who died from the effects of
pistol wound inflicted by officer Porter, about
four weeks since. The jury was composed of
Charles Holden, Foreman, John g. Hayes w
z. Osborne, Darius White, stephen d. Hall
and Peter Hall. salalail s.41sH ...tl.. -''
The testimony elected did not vary from the
account we gave of the affair at the time, viz (:
that officer Porter was engaged in arresting
Henry McGlinchy. and Drisooll interfered
drawing pistol upon the officer, when Porter.
In self-defence fired his revolver the ball iodg-
ing in DriscolIs thigh, from whence it has not
been extracted. Driscoll was in the Municipal
Court day or two after the transaction, and
has been present in the Supreme Judicial Court
since the session commenced. tl
Drs. Foster and Weeks made an examina-
ton Of the body of deceased yesterday, and
other surgeons were summoned The inouest
was adjourned to 2oclock this afternoon. at
which time the verdict will probably be rem
dered. t4 6f.
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Report of the New York Committee for
the Relief of PortInnd. t

This little pamphlet of 43 pages records the
organization and work of an extern porized
charitable association, which within a month
raised hundred thousand dollars for the re-
lief of Portland and has just disbanded after
fully discharging its errand of mercy. The
committee was appointed at a public meeting
of citizens of New York, two days after the fire
and as originally constituted, consisted of thir-
ty-one members. At subsequent meeting
the number was raised to hundred. The
whole amount received by this committee is
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21

FIVE thousand boxes assorted Christmas
candy, IL pounds in a box, at seventy-tiv
cents each, at Perkins Candy Mandatory
dec 19-4t
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CATARRH.
From the Kennebec Journal Of AUGUSTA.

From the Kennebec Journal Of AUGUSTA. 70 Z
r1..ts4 Augusta, Me-, JAN, 1866.
have been cured of Catarrh in its most disagree
able form, OF many years standing, by DR.. Carpen-
ter. suffered from pains, dullness and tightness in
my head, continued discharges, great difficulty in
talking and breathing, felt if had bad cold the
whole time, and suffered intensely to the great i'm
pairment of my health, and was quite discouraged,
for all had dactored was of no benefit But thanks
to DIR. Carpenters skill, l now have none OF these
troubles. Ifeside in White6eld, }aAs3f
z=r.-.ss EPHRAIM MARINER.
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lFrom the Bangor Wig s Co..rier.i

kUKf [Froln the Bangor ,Whig s CourierI ~
Troy, Me- Oct. 80
DIR. CARPENTER, Dear Sir ION the 25d OF Feb
ruaTy last placed myself under your treatment fol
Discharge of the Ear, which had continued SO lone
and was great as to affect nay hearing. After ap-
plying the medicine prescribed by you two months
my ears were entirely well and remain the same.
Most Respectfully, 49,
h.te i4t sHI Miss SUSAN v. HATHAWAY
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21

WANTED, A CELEBRITY. The University at
Chapel Hill, North Carolina (according to the
Charlotte Democrat) is in a bad way. There
are Int handful of stu lents in the institu-
ton. and even they talk of leaving. The Dem
ocrat thinks that the only remedy for this
state of things is "the election of General Jo-
seph E. Johnston or some other prominent
military man" to the presidency of the college
Military success has been held to be qualifi-
cation for the chief magistracy of the nation,
quiet domain of education is, to say the least,
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21
CONVENIENT AND s1Np1rmt

CONVENIENT AND SIMPLE Browns Bronchial
Troches' are asimple and convenient form for ad-
ministerng, in combination of several medicinal sub
stances held in general esteem among physicians in
the treatment OF Bronchial affections and Coughs
The Troches seldom tail to give relief
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21
MAsoN1c.-At the annual meeting of Allan

MAsoNIc.-At the annual meeting of Allan
tic Lodge, Wednesday evening, the following
officers were elected:
George A. Wright, Master; A. B. Butler,
Senior Warden; s. @. Rand, Junior Warden;
ID. w. True, Treasurer; A. M. Burton, Secre-
tary; f. E. Chase, S. D.; w. X. Rhodes, j. D.;
Charles Grohsarth, s. s.; Isacc Waldron, j. s.
A. f. Harris, s. G. Rand, Franklin Fox, FL
nance Committee. If t4r .t 'f D.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
anne place every Thursday morning At 5000 a year,
Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVER1IsfNG.-Une iHch oi space !"
en9Lh OF column, constitutes a square
$3.50 per square daily first week 90 cehts PC
week after; three Insertions or less, SlOO; coht'
ng every other day after first week, 30 cents.
Halt square, three insertions or less, 20 ceh'S' pe
week. 81 90; SO cents per week after, m -
Under head OF ''AMUSEMENrs, $z,oo per square
per week; three insertions or less, Sl.5o'
SPECIAL NOTICES 81 % per square iof the first in
serton and 2 cents per square for each subsequent
Insertion.
Advertisements inserted in the rMAINE STATE
Press" (which has large circulation in every par
of the Slate for 90 per square for first insertion
and 30 cents per square Ton each subsequent user-
ton. sr4F f-F
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Ares. of Roberts--From Colorado.

r New YORK, Dec. 90
The Herald's Leavenworth dispatch says Chas.
Hamilton, Eugene Hamilton alias Prof Lewis,
Dr. Livingston and DeForrest brothers, We're
arrested on the 26th ult., at El PasO, by detec-
yves, on charge of robbing the bank of Rock
year ago.
Colorado dates of the 18th report much bad
ieenng petween the State and anti-State men
in the Legislature, which was abont evenly
divided 00
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LECTURE PosTPoSED.-Ap prolonged inham-
nation of the throat will again cause post
ponement of Rev. Mr.. Cages lecture ON the
Land of the Bible, announced for this evening.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21
Arrival of General sherman mt New Or.
leans.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 20.
Gen. Sherman arrived here to-pay, and will
probably proceed to St Louis without delay
The Susquehanna will await orders from the
Navy Department. Minister Campbell landed
at Brazos, whence he will seek the headquar-
ters of Juarez' Government.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21

q LEMONS 70 cents dozen, at Perkins Candy
Store. $50 in." ..t
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21

j. s. BAILEY will sell that valuable proper
ty corner Cumberland and Pearl streets at
auction, at IL o'clock NJ this day, I-
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21

Several marked cures have come under our observ-
alton, and we have conyersed with many others who
have been benefited by DR.. Carpenters treatment
and We have become satisfied that he is sklful in the
class of diseases which he treats and careful to prom
Use only what he can pertorm.-[ Bangor Wing Cour
See other Certificates in City papers .l3
dec ,,..
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DEAFNESS.

si i BELFAST, Me-, Nov "a, 1866.
During 10 years grew totally deal in one ear and
so deaf in the other that unable to hear unless
addressed very loudly, and had dsagreeable noises
my head. Was obliged to absent myself from church
and society on that account Iconsulted an eminent
physician in Boston without relief, and supposed
must always remain deaf, but about two years ago
applied to DIR. Carpenter; after the application of
feet from either car, and my hearing remains perfect
am &C years of age, and dresde High street Bel
fast, Maine where any person can hear from
me. = ff "4 80 Mrs f. A LEWIS.
We have been acquainted with Mrs. Lewis for years
and knowshe was deaf and now hears, and believe
the above statement to be correct.
te tlauEgi y REV. G. PALFREY, 4 e
Pastor Of LIST Parish, Belfast
MIR. W. NJ. RUST,
rs1taf+. .stes Editor of Belfast Age''
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements. To-D.y.

20 l-tI7 ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN. H.
Christmas Festival AMI Fair. .
Mercantile Library Lectures. 'i b
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Oculst and Aurist-Dr CARPENTER sH ~.
FOund-NOte of Hand. s-ft..... ..F M.
Auction Sale of Subsistence Stores.
Wanted-Situation. -tdt "a" JHi Y
Administrators Notce-JOseph III. Webster.
Dissolution-Davis & Co.
Druggists--Jas. II. Lunt q Co. 1927 iheii
Lessons on the Piano-Miss Day.
Notice-Luther Fitch.
Administrators Notice-Seth M. Milliken.
Holiday Presents-C. r. Chisholm & Co.
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.u. your ODD servant,
JOHN, Archbishop of New. York.

Messrs BRAAN, etc l-7s eit ] .allii
/. The contribution to which Bishop McClos-
key here refers was taken up on the 22d July
and was ordered for the special purpose of re-
building the Catholic church and school-hous-
es. The amount received has never been re-
ported but was said to be quite large, and
should be added to the total amount of the
New York contributions. i-i 91 ...
No better alton of the best points in
American ch aract the quick sympathy with
suffering and prompt facility in organizing
efficient means to desired end-could be de-
sired than is supplied by the plain, business
like narrative of the transactions of this COM
mittee, to whom Portlandis so deeply 1ndebt-
~ ..i. ..+.i .aaT
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Passadumkeag, Me-, 1866.


IFr0nl The Name Fdrmer.I
was nearly blind with Scrofulous Sore Eyes four
years, being confined to dark room and suffering
excruciating pain great portion of the time. con-
suited many physicians without relief DR.. Carpen-
ter cured me. My sight is now good. l reside in
VassalborO'. Mrs p b. LANCASTER
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From the Maine Farmer |

I Isu6ered from Catarrh over 20 years. Last winter
when consulted DR.. Carpenter, had frequent ant
copious discharges, bad cough and my health 81
much reduced that myself and friends were appre
hensive OF serious consequences I; but Dr. Carpenter
cured me. am now well, and free from Catarrh
tE5tfl W. N. SOULE.
Cor. Sewa and Court streets, Augusta Sept a. 1866
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By Merchants and others 4 S7S 547 %
: Banks of New York ggr..fs.- III 200 O0
"a Produce Exchange 4. O81 90
Insurance Companies l. $50 90
churches ' l, O56 91
= Young Mems @. A., Brooklyn, IA 93 IS
Through Mayor Hoffman, /, 2S7 90 o
-. 49, T. I'D i.'3 s1Oe, Si5 So.
This sum is accounted for 5ll oallf a
OIL By remittance to Thomas Shaw, tf s.ff
ia Portland, by Thos. c. Merrill, $3.50 90
Hams from Cooper & Co. 4O8 25 "
Remittance to Mayor Stevens, -.j,A.r
li by ID. f. Appleton h..r blf,l 500 90
Remittance to Mayor Stevens,
by Tho. w. Riley $50 90
Deposit in National Band of Com
merce, to be drawn against by
% Mayor Stevens of the Chairman
ID of the Portland Relief Commit
tee ''''''ri'i '' 100 600 90 u
Printing, stationery, Sc. ailli 297 90
Remittance to Mayor Stevens 4, 600 90
j Printing report 260 90
Balance sent Mayor Stevens 45O 81
Z ii a.t i-si Hlt $1O6,6l5 So
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DR.. Carpenter has entirely cured persons in thi
city who have been under treatment al the Eve anC
Ear infirmaries without being benefitted.t Beitas
40P. H.a ffs
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BLINDNESS.

In defiance of physicians and all remedies, suffer
ed eXcrucatingly from Scrofulous Sore Ewes ten
years, being frequently confined to dark room The
remedies DR. Carpenter prescribed last September,
Bangor, cured them entirely, and they remain So
KATIE LANG.
Passadumkeag Me- 1s6G
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A FACT worth knowing is that you can buy
good sleigh at J. NJ KimbaIl & Co.'s for $50.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-21
Notice.

hereby give notice that shall not after this date
Il any Logs down n. W. River Sebapo tor
less than One Dollar per thousand feet Board meae
ure, Logs to be smoothly trimmed fnot additional
price will be charged.
No logs over SOn in length will be drove down
said river without special contract with the owners
Of the same. LUTHER FITCH.
Sebago Dec. IS 1866 52w3w
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, lSunday eNcepted,l at No. Printers'
Exchange, Commercial Street, Portland, by N. A.
FOSTER, Proprietor. -t
TERMS Eight Dollars a year in advance.
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Henry Vincent.
THE ELOQUENT ENGLISH REFORNER.
SUBJECT" The Late American Conflict and the
Friends and Enemies of America in England"
bB Tickets for the Course at $1.25 can be had at
Davis Brothers, Fore Street; Short 81 Lerng, corner
Free and Center st. at Bailey 81 Noyes at their
new Store, Exchange Street, after Dec. IL.
Each member is entitled to two tickets at 81 each,
which can be had at the Library Rooms on Lime ST..
second door from Federal st. Owing to the limited
capacity of the Hail. members must secure their tick
cts by Wednesday, Dec 10. The Library Rooms will
be open every evening from until +; also Wcdnes-
day and Saturday afternoons.
.H-F LECTURE COMMITTEE b. .
E. COREY G. f.. JOSE, q
j. c. PROCTOR, &. H. FLING,
M. b. COOLIDGE, j. Q, TWTTCHELL.
JAMES BAILEY.
dec IL dit
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The Certificates, published in our columns, of DIR.
Carpenters bona fde to our own knowledge
He is all he processes to be, and will not hubug OF
deceive the pnblic.-l Kennebec Journal, Augusta.
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IUENTLEMEN: NJ -T--T-T- n ------ I 7-7|
have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
of your esteemed favor of the 18th inst. invit-
ing my cooperation in the good work of aiding
tosend relief to the sufferers of Portland. Pre-
vious to the receipt of your letter / had already
requested the Pastors of the various Catholic
Churches of the city to have a collection made,
which would be placed at the disposal of the
Bishop of Portland, Right Rev. DIR. Bacon,
who has himself lost everything and whose
congregation beside being left houseless and
homeless, are ,cithout a place in aohich they can
assemble for divine toOrship ...... ~ Ia u5
To this the Rev. Pastors have not only con-
sented, but have themselves set the example by
contributing generously. uiAt RuIs ,,t- h1l
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Lessons On the PianOfOrte,
GIVEN at No. ~ Elm Street, by
VI de2ldtf MISS DAY.