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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-11
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CRIMINAL TERM.-TAPLEY J, pREsIpIse ii19
MoNDAY.-In the case Of State Michael Flaher
ty, for larceny of goods from the store OF Messrs Ia
wis and Baxter, at the time of the great fire. the iurv
reported that they could not agree upon verdict
Fiaherty was discharged upon his own recognizanee
for his appearance at the next term of the Court.
Thomas Armstrong was tried ON an Indictment
charging him with receiving twelve iron bars. know
ing the same to have been stolen. The bars are the
ones stolen from the burial lot of the late Judge Pot
ter In the Eastern Cemetery by three boys who
have pleaded guilty to the larceny b d. 4sst
The evidence in the case was put In, and Mr.. Put
nam made the argument for ths accused. He was
followed by County Attorney Webb tor the state.-
At the conclusion of the argument of Mr. webb, the
Court adjourned to ten o'clock Tuesday morning, at
which time Judge Tapley will give the case to the
jury. -H A.7l IT. 7.-i- II t7TF1 GfT~S
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A telegram dated New Orleans, Nov. 18th,
rom Gen. Sheridan, says: Ortega was arrest
ed 1or violation of the neutrality laws, which
proved opportune, as Canales at Matam0ras
and Negrete and his adherents in Brownsville,
were just awaiting his arrival TO assert his
claims by an appeal to arms. He has no ad-
nerents IN Mexico except the French and Eng
lisn merchants who have heretofore supported
MaXimlllan. THERE'S no trouble in northern
MeXico except in Matamoras and Tampico, and
these merchants are at the bottom of it. My
ietter and arrest of Ortega will settle every
tning on the Rio Grande line, and think
within few days Ortega and Canales can go
Without violating the neutrality. hope the
government will support me in this simple
ana Just method of restoring peace to our bor-
der, and trade and commerce to our people,
Ihere VIII be trade through Brownsville and
BraZos Santiago with northern Mexico of $I2,-
OO0O00 yearly as soon as these Mexican troubles
f. subside.
''' (Signed) PHI. SHERIDAN.
A second telegram dated New Orleans 9th,
expresses fear that Gen. Sedswick will, for un-
accountable and unjustifable reasons, demand
OF Canales the surrender of Matamoras on the
plea OF preventing the pilage of the houses of
Americans. He says the situation there is this ::
Gen Escobado is in front of the city with
about 5000 men, and Canales offered to surren-
q der II The Liberal Government would pay the
merchants who have been supporting him in
ms Illegal and infamous acts. This Escobado
would not do"
A later telegram from Gen. Sheridan says:
Il hope ne has not made the bunder. There is
no doubt i'll my mind but that Gen. Sedgwick
has had some influence brought to bear upon
him. Gen. Sedgwick went over to Matamoras
and took breakfast with the merchants on the
morning he wrote the letter, which enclose to
you. Eseobado was about to take the place by
assault, and washable to do it, when Sed@wic1
apparently adopted his course to prevent it,
and save the merchants. The whole affair,
should it take place, will not complicate
things Secretary Stanton replies that Sedg
wick action is disapproved and orders him to
be placed under arrest. Gen. Sheridan asks
leave to go over and settle the troubles, on De
cember LIST. t-H tA
Election of New President OF the
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BISHOP OF MANE.---Rev. DIR. Neely, Bishop
elect Of Maine, preached with acceptation to
large congregations at st. Luke's Church on
Sunday. He is one Of the best readers among
the Episcopal clergy. 1t is expected his con-
secraton to the Bishopric will take place in
January, in Trinity Church, New York, and
that he will be offered the rectorship of St.
Lukes Church
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-11
Heavy Robbery.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
The Royal Insurance Company's office, 26
Wall street, was robbed this morning of Gov
ernment bonds to the value of 100000. Two
well dressed young men came into the Office
for the purpose they said, of getting insurance
on one OF their lives. They went into the cor
ner room where Mr. Mcdonald, the Agent was,
and one of them engaged him in conversation
on the subject Of the proposed life insurance,
while the other, 1T is supposed, entered the vault
in the adjoining room, and took from it a tin
box containing the Government bonds and 9TH
er securities, which We're brought from the bank
this morning for use in the office. A descrip-
tion OF the, stolen securities will be advertised
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-11

- IHE officers and teachers of the Allen Mis-
sion Sunday School acknowledge the reception
OF nifty Testaments and twelve Bibles, from j.
P. Magee, Agent for the Sunday School Union
OF the MaE. Church, Boston. The above are
the more gratefully received from the fact that
the superintendent Of the School applied to
the Agent of the Maine State Bible Society for
a supply and was refused ....
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"A reconciliation has taken place between
the French Emperor and his cousin Prince
Napoleon, and the Partisan public are now
looking for the denomination of the Prince as
President Of the Exposition.
Carleton has in press and will soon issue,
"st Elmo" new novel by Miss Augusta Evans
Of Mobile, author Of" Beulab," J" and other stories
which have an extended popularity,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-11

AccIDENT.-An elderly man named Dodge,
was engaged yesterday in painting the shop of
Mr.. Peter Wall, on Fore street, when the board
ing in front of the building blow out striking
and upsetting the ladder on which Mr.. Dodge
was standing. He was badly cut in the head
and was taken TO his residence. ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-11

PORTLAND TYPoeRAPHIoAL UNuoS.-At the
annual meeting, on Saturday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were chosen for the ensuing
year; .. G. Strout, President; A. NJ. Kimbali
and T. j. Burgess, Vice Presidents; Isaac Cobb,
Treasurer; G. II, Ford, Corresponding secre-
tary; VIII. Gushing, Recording Secretary; C.
w. Bean, Sergeant-at-Arms; Charles Doug
lass, b. F. Nelson and A. NJ. Starbird. Stand
ing Committee i'---'l '.-t
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In the early settlement of our country the
greatest anxiety was, how our people could get
enough Of good wholesome food. Now the
manner of living has changed, so that many
people really suffer, and enough of every kind
around them. Why is this? 1t is because their
food distresses them Buy one bottle of Mains
Elderberry Wine and you viii getrelief Then
buy case. i.-rf dec4tf
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Destructive Fire at WimoeSki, Vcrmont-.
Loss 100000.

The extensive dye house of the Burlington
Woolen Company at Winooski was totally des-
troyed by fire this morning The dye house
fully insured the loss is estimated at 100000
Some slight casualties occurred by the falling
of the dye house. These mills, which are
among the largest in New England, and en-
ployed about 800 hands, VIII necessarily be
obliged to suspend operations for few weeks,
in order to repair machinery. The origin of
the fire is supposed to be accidental.
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BACK AeA1N.-The thousands who have pur.
chased fish at the Fulton Market, on Federal
Street which was destroyed by the great fire,
will be glad to see the announcement of Hon.
kins tnat ne Is back again at the old place, a
larger and more commodious store having been
erected, where he will keep supplied with all
kinds offresh fish. This MORNING he opcns bis
establishment, and win display some very fine
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MEXICO.
Improving Prospects Of the Liberal
Cause.
NEW YORK. Dec. 10

NEW York, Dec 10.
Brownsville special says the joint forces
under Escobedo and Canales numbers about
1000 men, and will move through Monterey.
gathering reinforcements, and march on San
Luis Potosi, Durango and Zacatecas. The
concentrative action by the Liberals through
out the country now promises tn espeedy deliv-
erance of Mexico. Gen. Sherman, upon the
recovery of two-thirds of the States, will
probably urge the meeting of the Republican
Congress.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-11

NoTIcE.---f any one has found righ: hand
mkt woolen glove, brown lining, between
Mechanics Hall and Tolman place, tho finder
will confer favor by leaving it at this Office,
or calling and receiving the left hand glove
as one is not worth much without the other.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-11

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.---Messrs. Ii. Bal
ley & Son sold by auction ON Saturday last the
block of two dwelling houses, Nos. ls and 20
Danfortb street. No. 18 was sold to Mrs Pc
ter Elder of Gorham for Sa175, and No. 20 for
$3.50, to Capt. Jesse Dyer V
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
u. s. MXrSHOL'S Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, 8. 8.
DURSUANT to q Monition from the Hon. Edward
IL Fox, Judge Of the United States District Court,
public notice that the following Libel has been filed
In said Court, viz W.
Libel against the Steamer II. II. DAY, her En-
gine, Machinery, tackel, apparel aud furniture on
behalf of John Curt of Cumberland in said District
in cause of collision civil and maritime, is more
particularly set forth IN the said Libel that hear
ing and trial will be had thereon at Portland in said
District on Wednssday the tacelfM day of December
Onrent, at II O'Clock in e forenoon, when and whore
any persons inie ested therein may appear and show
should not be decreed liable to said claim
Dated at Portland tins tenth day of December.
A. D., 1866.
r F.A QUINBY, q .
Deputy U. s. Marshal Dist. of Maine.
Dec. 11--dtd
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Arrival of Part of Mnximiliam's staff at
New York.

New YORK, Dec. 10.
Several notabilites, accredited OF attached to
the late government of Prince Macmillan, ar
rived here yesterday by the steamer Manhat-
tan from Vera Cruz. Among them were the
British Minister, Mr.. L. Cazlett, and his staff
on their way back to England.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-11

NEW FIRM, NEW STORE AND NEW Goops.-
Attention is called to the advertisement of
Messrs. Y. +. Thrasher & Co., who are just OPP
ening an entire new stock of goods, purchased
at the reduced rates, and offered on reasonable
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Seizure Of Goods. "'
NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this port Deem
ber 9Th, 1866, TOR violation Of the Revenue Laws:
"A yds Tapestry Carret1ng ana 10 yds Dress Goods
at Appraisers Store in this citylanded from Steamer
"New England, }" Nov II, 1866. q
: One package containing pr Pantaloons; woolen
Vest. ~ yds woolen Cloth, marked "Nyrus Silver,
Utica, N. W
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claims within twenty
days from the date hereof otherwise the said goods
VIII be disposed of in accordance with the Acts of Com
gress In such cases made and provided.
.f,eaREa ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
as4A - ttAa tssbS Collector.
: Portland, Dec II, 1865. = dec11, 1S, 25&31
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-11

LAST TRIf. Steamer Lady Lang will make
her last trip for the season, to Bangor or as far
as the ice will permit, next Friday evening, re-
turning on Monday next. ..
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-11

RELIEF FOR VESSELS. = The Star stotes
'nat tne Treasury Departments has ordered the
revenue steamer Mahoning, Capt. Webster, to
cruise constantly during the winter for the
purpose of rendering assistance to vessels ON
or approaching the coast. The cruising ground
is from Owls Head to Cape Ann. Can't. w.
Is directed to carry stores, provisions and
clothing and other supplies to be used in case
Oh need. Stores and supplies furnished by the
underwriters, will be taken charge Of by the
vessel and distributed. In view of this order
from the Department, tits suggested that some
ARRANGEMENTS be made by our merchants or
or underwriters to fiiftish and put on board
such supplies as is indicated. -a5y -l-10
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NEW OYSTER HoUsE.---Messrs. Hayes &
Perry have erected and opened neat and
convenient oyster house on Federal street,
near the old wood stand, and have engaged
Hatch to take charge of the cooking depart
mcnt. No one knows better than Hatch how
oysters should be cooked. sf1oa 3
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT corn,

II = I'd 17IA'I hNIOI COURI.
y. -,-,.H rs - BEFORE JUDGE FOX. -srUa
No business was transacted yesterday This morn
ing the arsumen will come OFF in the case Of Hen
ry l.. Fearing & ais. Henry G.. Cheesoman & al
Messrs. Howard & Cleaves for lbellants and Messrs
Evans q Putnam Tor respondents. .-a .rg ad tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-11

s.TAKE time by the fore-lock" and secure oue
of those cheap slesghs at J. NJ. Kimbali s. Co.'S,
SO2 Congress street, before they arc all gone.
See advertisement @
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NEW IUhk, DUC. 10.
The steamship Brittana, from Glasgow Nov.
3D., has arrived. On the 14th she took
heavy gale from the northeast, and on the
10Th, the gale continuing, carried away her
rudder head and outer stern post and lost her
screw. The same day the gale moderated,s a
jury rudder was rugged, and she has been un-
der canvass ever since, with moderate wealth
er. On the 9th inst, when eighty miles from
Sandy Hook, was taken in tow by the Iowa.
and brought into port All hands on board
are well. They have been on short allowance
of provisions and water. She has been three
weeks and two days since passing Cape Race
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-11

81, FAIR FUND - ~ We are requested to state,
tnat another instalment of this fund win be
oe pad on application to Geo, f. Emery, No.
olapps Block, On Saturday afternoon, Dec.
"a at . o'clock, to the following persons who
were resident in the city, April 2sd, 1866,
ladoplns the principles Of the Pension laws.)
viz: lN'@" -lIi.gg =
WIDOWS OF soldiers and seamen who lost
their lives in the service. +, ...'--- -3,g s.s
Guardians of orphan children under sixteen
years OF age. Of such soldiers and seamen. K
Dep 'ndent mothers of such soldiers and
seamen who left no widow or child.
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HCINI1,Y.
PORTLAND ~
New Advertisements

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Orphans Fair at Bath. .f.In9
Leyee at Stevens Plains.
. NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
U. s. Marshars Sale.
Sleighs. .J. NJ. Kimball & Co, Tth
New Store-C. II. Thrasher & Co. ....
Ke-opened-Fulton Fish Market.
Copartnerslip-C f. rlrasher q Co,
Auction Sale-Henry Bailey & Go. -.
LOst-Wallet
US. Marshal's Notice. ai t.e...F
Montreal Mssn,rtal, Ocean % Steamship Co. .. a,1fY
POULTRY, &c.-Cooper & Morse. fl'-
cape Elizabeth Steam Forry.
Lost-BraceIet . r-
Rice-Churchill, Browns & Manson. 1
Notice-G. X. Jewctt.
Watch Lost.
Wanted-Salesman. fIts aah .rT V
Steamboat Notice-Lady Lang. .......
Lost-Pocket Book. '+
Copartnership Notice. evt zoo
New Oyster H0use-Hay s. Perry.
Seizure of GOods-Israel Washburn, Jr.
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THE friends of ex-ocean 4, win beariin mind
that their third Assembly takes place this ev-
ening.
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PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for January, 1867 is
the first of the monthlies out, and it is splen-
did number. 1t can be had of @. R. Chisholm
q Brother at 3e7 Congress street, and at the
Grand Trunk depot. Also at the bookstore of
Messrs. Short and Loring, corner of Free and
Centre streets, and at the periodical depot of
Messrs. Fesseuden Brothers Lancaster Hall.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-11

P. Y. NJ @. A. LEcrUREs-Rev. DIR. StoeI.
bridge will deliver the third lecture of The
course before the Portland Young Mems Chris.
tian Association, at Central Church, ON
Wednesday evening. His subject, "a Week
in Athens" will, undoubtedly, prove very in
teresting, as he will speak of what came under
his observation while in that place. Tickets
can be secured at places named in the advertise
ment
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Note from, MR.. sidney. =.

NJ. rr,,.,,t. December 10, 1866.
columns ON the morning of the above inst STAT a.
mo that purchased some coats of a nn,uIsr
OF young men. wish to correct the above Al.
LEGATION lsbgaiion 90 not make it practice Of pnr
ton would infer. 4 few days a@o Il sr ~ asserr
Rurcnased a coat of a young man belonging In
D,ruenswlck; l,i en he wanted to dispose of the srti
% cle ior reasons of his own, for which, paid its
- 4L JOHN SIDNEY.
our information was derived from the police
Cihcers. Upon inquiry there yesterday the Of
ncers stated that the boys arrested for larceny
OF coats took them to Mr.. sidney,s shop and
said that was the place where thew sold them
ana stated the price paid for them. If Mr.. Sid
ney mas any difficulty to settle, it must be with
the police officers. III tslfii 341IT $50 !
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To the Senate and House Of Representatives. in the
Legislature Of Maine assembled: ..
THE undersigned, the Directors of the Cape Eliza
i beth STEAM FERRY COMPANY, respectfully
pray that said Company may I've authorized to in
crease its capital stock also increase the rates of
toll upon said Ferry to such amount the Legisla
ture shall deem suitable. ~
JOSEPH W. DYER,
ft BENJAMIN w. PICKETT,
CHARLES FOBES
Portland, Dec, 1865. t dec II d2aw3w
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oRANeEs-A nice lot Of Havana oranges re-
ceived at L. j. Perkins confectionery chop
Morton Block. iao3 oi 4l.eI 30
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.s.7 --''9'' ~ D0'1arspe'.a an,,,,,,,

s.s sssIs eraaa oaas.,, success e.: . ~ p ~
auee was Satisfactory e sa to them 'nns a. must have
'aauics HaI IIs . large number as ans Perform
D'ss AID many ~srs r, q; oS,in. a., the setees
were u. ~ 'and1ng Dlacoa III
tent themsel.. 1on our own me
singing, which was N Mr. Moroa1''s'
Mrs Burnham, Mrs. Elhs, ~ and a. '|id
MI burnham, was of high ora,.
piece eiicited enthusiastic applause. All.
Concert was over the settees were cleared from
the hall and as many as could be accornmoda-
ted, amused themselves with dancing to the
Splendid music furnished by Chambers Band,
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SUNDAY TEMPERANCE MRETINGs.-Tbe first
OF series OF public Sunday evening Temper
ance meetings, inaugurated by the TEMPERANCE
organizations of this city, was held ON last Sun
DAY evening in Temperance Hall, Congress
street. All the seats were occupied and many
stood during the evening. The meeting was
called to order by the chairman of the commit
zee OF arrangements, Mr.. A. j. Chase, who read
the rules adopted by the committee for the goy-
ernment OF the meetings, to secure proper OBJ
servance OF the subject and Sabbath evening.
Prayer was offered by Cyrus tmdeyant.
Esq. After stating the general object of the
meeting to be the awakening of the public
minds to the imp Artance of temperance labor
the chairman called upon Mr.. Sturdevant and
the Hon. Charles Holden to address the meet
Ing. Both responded briefly and to the point.
Mr.. Gerald, of Massachusetts, was thep intro
duced, who spoke for nearly an hour. So LONG.
as the speaker confined himself to sin,nle r.-
htion OF his experience, his speech was touch.
lngiy eloquent but when he undertook, In dis
euss the scientific bearings of the question. he
appeared to be beyond his depth, and failed 10
instruct or interest his audience. a,,.t
The exercises were interspersed with apuro-
pirate music, and at o'clock the meetinc ad-
Journed. The chairman announced that it was
hoped that the next meeting would be address
ed by s. I. Cobb, Esq, of Boston. upoh apa-
rental influence" -
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FATAL ACCIDENT Orlando Libbv n
JOINER, residing on Winter street, left his house
atter dinner yesterday for the purpose of doing
some slight work in the High street Uburcb
Not returning home at tea time, and long after.
ms wife became alarmed and sent to Mr., Fcs.
senden, Sexton Of the Church. for Information
respecting her husband. Mr.. r., who had LEI
Mr.. Libby have the keys of the Church. went
tnere and found the door locked. He effacted
an entrance to the edifce by another wav. and
on lighting the gas, discovered the body Of M
Libby in front of the altar, lifeless. How lone
ne had been dead no one can tell. sa ?
h is supposed that Mr. Libby was in the attic
OF the church doing some repairs, and tba. ba
accidentally fell through the sky-lieht over the
pulpit striking one of the large and heavy arm.
chairs in the altar, which was smashed to nisco.
Ills death must have been instantaneous co.,
oner Gould was called, after the body was found
but he deemed an inquest unnecessary. sl7 :
Mr.. Libby was worthy man, about s5 wears
OF age He leaves wife to mourn his sudden
DEATH i iHo 4il sl8 IIii- .l.t -iliI 80 '---'-
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COp09'tsseasJtSp Notice

MIR. A. G. MITCHELL retires from our firm, and
Nl his interest and liability therein from this
date.
MR.. JOHN WILLIAMSON is admitted partner
in our firm from this date. y
H. I. CUMMINGS, NJ D. s. co.
Dec 11--d1w etI4 f.E
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NIisceIIaneous DISPATCHES.
New YORK, Dec. 10.

Ih BOSTON, Dec. TO-
Arrived ateamer Cleopatra, from New Or
leans, with HOO bales of cotton and 600 barrels
flour Ek 4ELaf
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Notice.
LOST /!

A LARGE sized Morocco Wallet, containing two
hallroad passes and a number OF papers OF no
use 70 any person but the Amy person return
ing the same to this office, or G. r.. Chisholm Bro
December IL. diff
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ORPHANS HOME FAIR.-The good people of
Bath have got up Fair in aid o. the Orphans
Home recently established in that city. This
Home is to benefit particularly, the children of
deceased soldiers, and it is hoped that aid will
be extended to it from all quarters. BY pat
ronizing the Fair which will open tomorrow
in that city, sympathy, at least for the noble
object will be shown. If any of our benevo-
lent citizens feel disposed to help it along, but
cannot spare time to attend, let them send
their contributions to the Committee of Ar
rangements.
General Chamberlain will open the Fair
this evening, with an address. Persons dis
posed to attend can go at half fare; and also
on either day the Fair is held, tomorrow and
Thursday.
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COOPER d. MORNE.

TAKE pleasure in informing their old patrons and
friends that they have resumed business at their
OLD STAND. former of Market and Milk Streets
where they will keep constantly hand the best as
sortment of
Meats, Poultry, Game. &C.,
That the market affords, and it will be their earnest
endeavor to serve their customers with promptness
and fidelity decl diff