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An Indignant Good Tenplnr.

WEsTBRooK Dec. 13. 1861.
Mr.. EDIToR:-In the Argus of yesterday,
appeared the following: "a Good Templars'
hall in neighboring town was found labelled
yesterday morning sWestbrook Club Room.
The label was promptly removed without the
least regard to the eternal fitness Of things.
Such slur upon the Order of Good Templars
will not pass unnoticed. The Good Templars
ask no favors of "rum sympathizers," and are
able to maintain their position against all
external things"
p fN Coon TEMPLAR.
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The Daily md Maine state Press

May he obtained at the Periodical pepots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy and
Chisholm Bros, at Boston Depot anil IN the irain OF
G. NJ. Curtis, and at POI tand s. Rochester Depot.
Al Biddefcrd, OF P,llsbury Bros. SCI
AT Sac0 oil u, S. Locke -sH4
At Brunswick, of w r. Fields.
AT Ws.eryille. OF j. S. Carer.
At Gorham Of News Agent.
At Bath OF j. o. Sh w. .---.7Is g3.
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DIED.

In lis city, Dec. 10, Mr.. Jo.ept Partington, aged
O.; yea : months.
[f.irerai IN Sunday. at 2 O'Clock, from his a o
r iience corner u Cumberland anil Mayo streets.
fiien ap N itel.
In Bangor. &C. " Mrs Mar j., WIFE 4 ". Gill
cav, e d ghter of the late William Lord, Esq.,.
of TIL city aged % years.
In North fryeburg, Dec. 2 Thomas Day, ESD,
aged - sears days '' .H 'N.t.F
alifornia papers pease copy.l 49,
In ape r'iza eth. Dec. IL, Mrs Anna Dill ;ham.
| Roc .lan,i, Dec s Miss Hehit Slower, aged
IL H5c Iand. I,ec 6. Mr.. Arthur NJ. Blood, aged g
years 1 months.
In Gushing, Nov. a6, aIr. levi Stevens aged 20
years. U
n f'ushi g, We. 8. Alice p. s. car agel 10 years.
In Cam len, Nov. -. Mr. William Miiiken, aged
81 y5ir m ntls. Ram
tR-The funeral OF the late Mrs. Mary Waldron is
postponed to Sunday after DON, at O'Clock.
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MR.. EDIroR:-In your Thursdays issue you
tno doubt Internationally gave me credit Tor
that which belongs to another. The Director
Of music at the First Parish Church in this
city is the we'll known musician and gentle
man Mr.. Hermann Kotzschmar, and not your
humble servant, s. THussToN.
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ALTIERI AND PFEIFFER CONCERT CoMPA-
NY.-The managers of the Altieri and Pfeiffer
Concert Company have engaged City Hall for
two evenings December oath and 18th, when
they will give two grand vocal and instrument
tai concerts. This company is from Steinway
Hall, New York, and judging from the array
ofstalented artists announced TO appear, we
may expect something of Extraordinary in
ta est
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SOLD AGAIN. We were met yesterday by a
friend who asked us il we had got the item
about General Dow's dogs saving he under
stood that he brought fiity-two from England,
that were presented him there. We were
smart enough to think that this was quite a
dog story but stupid enough to ask what h.
was to do with so many. Our friend shew no
hesitation in informing us that they were to
furnish bark for his tannsry. Our hat is in
waIfinr
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MaMieipal COurt.

KINGSBUKY PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-State VS.. Williim Jennings for search
and eizure process. Adjudged guilty and sentenced
as usual Appealed, and furnished sureties for his
appearal at the next term OF the Supreme Judi
cial curt. Z
State VS. Margaret Wallace, for same offence
judgment suspended
Charles Hall, for drunkenness and disturbance,
was fined So and costs. rls- ~ 34it
A colored boy, named Frederick Bel was found
guilty of larceny and sentenced thirt day N tie
County Jail
S'asevs James Carlin.- Search and seiz IRE. Case
continued till to-day at O'clock t2J
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.


ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Sunday School Entertainment.
City Hahn. L. A. Lectures.
--------- AUCTION COLUMN. -
Fishing schooner-F. o. Bailey.
J NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Co rtnership-Richartlsou, Harris & Co.
Copartnersbip-Faeg & Freeman.
Dissolu ion-Webb & Foyg.
Dissolution-Richarison Dyer q Co.
hi solution Harris Brothers.
BACKING. H. Richards.
Christmas Presents-Mrs. Nj. A. F. Baker.
Coal--Jos. II Poor.
ToTraveiiers-w ID. Little s. Co.
Annual statement Nerchapis Insurance Co.
Removable. A. Parsons & Co.
Propssal>-H. q. Gibson. Ees
Lamb Cap Lost.
rotice-E. Ii. FOsg
Annual Meeting Casca Nati0na' Bank.
Annual Meeting Canal ational Bank.
Annual Meeting FIRST National Bank.
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4 STRANGE. Notwithstanding the severe cold
weather yesterday, hard coal fell in the after
noon on Chestnut street, and was freely dis
trbuted in several places gratis by the driver
of a cart. who seemed to be having some diff
cul y with the low spirits OF his horse, and
the high spirits in himself. He was equally as
free with his whip as he was with the coal,
and a number of boys got warmed for their in
quisitiveness. He run things to suit himself
for some time, till one Of those generous TEL
lows dressed in, blue took him to one of the
coy little rooms under the city building where
the beds are always ready made.
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Mr.. Simeon Staples of Belfast had $3.50 stol-
ell from trunk in his sleeping room, by a
burglar who entered the house in tn night,
unlockedihe trunk with false key, took the
was not discovered until some days after the
transaction. ..r..d e.3I- ~ zital-a-.
The sezl of schooner Fleetwing by. the
re We iur Ilfp sctorS IS for smuggling car
g Q a in 1854. She is owned by S. s. Lew
Is OF B4lf st, and other par ties at North Her
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RREsPoNDENcE.-Many of our readers
and the public generally have been deceived
by the fair promises and apparent honest of
gift enterprises, and consequently they are
rather doubtful of any reliability being found
in connection with such enterprises For the
benefit OF those who have bought shares 10 the
Washington Library Company we give the
following correspondence, which goes to prove
what we have already stated, viz, that the
Trustees and Managers Of the Washington
Library Company aud Riverside Institute, are
reliable and responsible parties. George r.
Davis & Co., the agents for this State, salts
fed themselves fully of the genuneness of the
whole affair before consenting to accept the
appointments: ID
Iowa City, Nov. a, 1867. 3
II. G. Clark, Esq., High Constable and Chief Of
Mayors Detectaoes, Philadetphia, Pa:
= Dear Sir:-Having been solicited TO act as
agent for the ngton Library Company,
in aid OF the Riverside Institute for Soldiers
and Sallors'> Orphans, and feeling ii the duty
of all to aid So noble and charitable cause,
take the liberty of writing TO you for informa-
ton. Are the Trustees reliable men, and do
You consider the parties interested honest in
their intentions TO endow home for the Or
phans of our brave and departed heroes. ~
Respectfully, yours, Sc,
u. uREELE1.
81 OFFICE OF THE MAYOR OF THE CITY
r OF PHILADELPHIA, NV. IL, 1867.
Sir:-Y"urs OF the h, asking information
relative to the Washington Library Company,
operating in aid of the Riverside Institute for
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans, and as 10 the
reliability of the Truste es," &C.. is before me.
1repiy, that the Washington Library Com
pany and Riverside Institute are bo- b legally
incorporate institutions. And from inquiry
learn that the building for the reception O
the orphans is rapidly approaching completion,
under the superintendence of the Trustees,
some of whom know p rsonally, and who are
from among the best men Of this aad the adj
joining State, New Jersey believe the
Trustees and Managers to be reliable and hon
est men, who are determined to conduct to
success inc really charitable enterprise of edu-
eating the orphan. children Of our brave SOL
diers and sailors. aif
should not hesitate to accept the agency,
and believe the object every way worthy o.
the pat. onage of the American people.
Very respectfully,
H. G. CLARK, High Constable.
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10 THE numerous patrons of Timmons &
RAVES we would state that they have fresh
lot OF those delicious Deal Island oysters, now
dischargng from schooner Old Chad which
they sell for forty cents Der mart
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it is said has offered Turkey some
compensation in Asia if she will set her Sclave
population free The proposal was rejected,
but it has strengthened the impre sson pre-
vailing at Constantinople that an attempt will
be made next spring to bring about changes.
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I MAINE SHIPBUMDERs' AssocIATIoN.-A
special meeting Of this Association is called, to
be held at Bath on Thursday, Dec. 10TH The
purpose Of the meeting is of an impor ant
character, and should call out full represen-
tation of the shipbuilding interest on our rivers
and throughout the State. All builders and
owners who are willing to cooperate with the
Boston and New York Associations in their
efforts for reduction of duties aud taxes on
materials are invited and urged to be present.
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M. L. A. LEcrURE.-It was expected by the
Committee that Gen. Sickles would deliver
the next lecture before the Association; but
his engagements will prevent his appearing in
Portland quite so soon as was expected. Due
notice will De- given OF the time when he will
lecture, as he has promised to deliver one in
the course. The lecture, next Wednesday
evening viii be delivered by Rev.. George HI.
Hepworth, of Boston, who will repeat his eu-
fogy upon the life aud character OF Gov. An
drew, which has been pronounced a most N
teresting production.
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New Marriage Guide.

An Ess yror Young Men, on Physiological Errors.
Abuses and Diseases, inc dent 10 Youth and tarly
Manho ID, which create impediments to MARRi-
AGE with means OF relief. Sant in sea ed let
ter envelope tt.e Of charge. ADDRESS, DIR j. Skill
LIN nOUGHTON, howard Association, l'hiladel-
phis Pa. 4. Sept 26-d& wSm sS
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A TRAVELLING companion for all. Not
fiask of Old Rye or Bourbon in these times of
prohibition, but bottle of American Lite
Drops, far better safeguard from Coughs,
Colds, or the effects of winter weather, and
never liable to confiscation. For sale by Cros-
mau & COL .A---....is-r
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Welearu from the Bath Times that fire broke
out Friday morning about one o'clock at the
residence Of Mr.. George Silsby, sailmaker,
North Street in that city. The house and
back offices were totally destroyed. The ORR
gin OF the fire is not known -lf s---t
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state News.
s ,ANDRoscoGaIN COUNTY.

"a ~ g ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY. ~
The Lewiston Journal says last week the
Worumbo Manufacturing Company at Lisbon
Falls, cut down the wages of its employees
and their places have been filed by OF lers
from abroad t.1.1H
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YORK COUNTY

The Biddeford Union, next Monday,will open
branch printing and publication office in
York Square, Saco aud on the first of January
will commence the publication of a new sem
weekly paper called the Saco Courier.
/, B. T. Hamilton of Saco has been elected by
the manufacturers of Saco and Biddeford, 10
represent that body at the Cleveland Conven-
zion of manufacturers of the United States
The Biddeford Union learns that the work
OF rebuilding the house worship belonging
10 the Baptist Society in Berwick, in the viii
lage of Doughty's Falls North Berwick) is
soon to be completed. 1t is sixty-two feet in
length, and thirty-eight feet wide, and will
contain about sixty pews.. s. l--.i,q
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, asco Nationa, Bank.

vINHE nnual Meeting of the Stockholders in "The
4 Casco National Bank of Portland" will be
held, a. their mixing House TUE DAY January
18th, 1867 al 10 i.2o'cln'h A. TOR the eecu OF
Dir ctor, and for TIE transaction ofsch other ousi
ness may legally come before theta. 81,
--r L. P. GERKIS CasFFr,
December Is, 1861. deet u'o
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z" SUNDAY ADvERT1sER.-We are requested
by Mr.. McGregor to state that the Sunday
Advertiser will be entirely tree from politics.
and will be SO conducted that members of
neither party can take off nee at the manner
in which it l. conducted. monica u tH aia
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r4-e... r-. AMERICAN HOUSE,
Wo,d, Lewiston T. Merritt, St George 4
S Baker, Auburn T A Graham, ambrldge
E w Clark, Ellew,rth r L Eaton, WinsOw
j NJ Wiggin Newport G Stevens, Augusta
D / Stuart, NORWAY j Dickson, do
NJ Wilkinson, Roxbury A Iilsey s. ], Montreal
A c Knowles, Livermore II B carter, Boston q
Blown, G rham Tarbox, Ba' gor {A
W SIN til, Winsl W EMIT betts,,o
T. spike, Ha flax Hl ETCousins, SO Paris
j Manson, Bangor J ION s. WATERFORD
E Wholsoi, CharlottetwnW S DAVIS, Eaton
Miss tupid, do w G Brown Montre al
CITY Ho Ell.
II Harrey, Bath HIM Presby skowbegan
S G dowes, Boston K L Scbebch Jr, Gas
Weston, Otisted LID st niey, Freedom
W Wilson, New Haven't willis, do %"
! Fitch, Sebago g Jones, do, p.
G . Ray, Boston Rt'gc, do
NJ J s;apis $, Bath A Goady, Bath =
Mrs Jones, N yassa!boK n sawy. r, Maine
j F Burma d, Leon insterJ Philhrick Taunton ~
W attell. Augusta EP Curtis, Worcester
q Field, Bath :, -
PREBLE HOUSE.
E G Crockett, Rochester c E Gibbs, Brideton
Miss !, BBirbolr, Boston &c Adams. Boston
NJ Bennett il, Hartford j 4 Kent s ", Bangor
h saIsss, A sa9S A Frpp s 90
w ThpmpsonSsw. Gor'mG H Ferguson, 20
G NJ Parker, Minneapolis A L Brown, do -sl
4 Holt, Boston ID Damon 4 W, do
F Thayer, Lev ,stonI J H Marley. Augusta
G Ba che lier. Bosom H Piummer, do
Z I Woodbury., do Ell Lee, Is PoGi ..
J HI Brown, do &c ii r I Eaton, Winsow
Mcclellan, GorHam Laid Gd' & W, St 1ntno y
M Jones, Minneapolis Miss NJ Sawyer, alais
H Cousens, Gorham Miss Z Sawyer, do ~
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~ st atiOnal Ba X.

t'HE Stoekholle rs OF this Bank are hereby notified
y that their annual meeting FIR he choire OF
Directo AMI the transaction my other business
legally br IA hit before tb N, will be hell NJ the
BanA. on Tuesday he fourteenth day of January
mex. att O'Clock n the forenoon.
WILLIAM L. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. t. ls5 deci4-,td
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v,otb, FreckIes, and Tan.

The only reliable remed TOR those brown ,iscolor-
arios on the face ca led Moth Patches, ckles, and
TAM PEKRY's MOTH AND FRFcKLE Lor eN.
re AIRED onl. b DIR. b. C. Perry, Dermatoiog St
p9rtiand, and els where Beware ofimitatation.
November 10. NJ WSS3m
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A GIFT WORTH GIvING-Four certificate
of the Washington Library Company of Phil
adelIhia, in aid of the Riverside Institute for
educating orphans, costing four dollars. with
the fine engraving "The Perils of our Fore
fathers" each certificate secures also one pre-
sent at the great distribution by the Company,
making four presents, one or more of which
may be worth thousands of dollars. A gift
worth giving and having. Read advertisement
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FoR EiGN PORTS.

Ar at Malaga 23I ult barque NJ Haven, Hall,
TarIag ma DlIf s9.frr -f..F
Al Port PA a, Cyl 10th ult, orig william Mason,
Small. Tor ambil 18th.
Ar at Man @anilla nth nit, brig Nellie Ware Ware
New York.
Ar at st Jago 3oth ult, brig Ponvert, Allen. New
York.
id I'M havana "a inst, ship Sorrento, wilson, for
barlu TrJvatore. Blanc ard, Phla elph a. NH
Ar al Ca denas % ult, br & Castihan, ShepaI d,
Portland. ~
Sid sd inst, sch windward. Ellis, fol port North
OF Hatteras sai o. 11af i..'. |a-'
ar at st John NIB. 1lth inst, barQue jessie MIL
dred, Herrim. N Stockton -.t...
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THE PR ESS.
Saturday Morning, December IA, 1867.
Fourth !
Equality.

EY-F First Page to-ddy-Report OF the City
Committee on Water Supply; Sundries.
Fourth Page-Weston Once More; Social
I,n,,alifu
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mont IIse ANYTHING Else!

~ Dodd's Nervine cont ains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingre ent FOR sale by all druggists.
Price One oar per bottle.
H. b. S'roRER y =, Pr,pr'etors,
No 75 Fulton Street, New York,
October ib 1857, W&S1Y .E#
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e. C. ANDREWS, at his school book, music
and periodical depot, No. Sc Centre street, OPP
posite Lancaster Hall, has received the Illus
trated and sporting newspapers for the coming
week. All the monthly periodicals are on his
counter as soon as published. Ae.
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SIX P's.-Poets, Painters, Preachers, Play
ers, Printers and Politicians, all suffer from
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite,
Liver Complaints and all diseases, which they
may cure or prevent by the use of Plantation
Bitters. If those sufferers took these Bitters,
the Poetry would be purer, the Paintings
grander, the Sermons livelier, the Acting
truer, the Printing neater and the Politics
honester. This splendid tonic invigorates the
system, and enables the brain to work health.
lily. Z liN ~ E kLI.Itt
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to Cologne, and at half the price.
AsTHMA.-Mr. John Rogers, of Windham, OF
this State, after many years severe suffering
from Asthma, and other pulmonary troubles,
which untitled him for business or labor, and
when his friends thought he could not live
three months longer If he did not get help from
some source, applied to DR.. Morse, of Port
land, TO- his Inhaling Remedies, which gave
him immediate relief, and he gradually i'm.
proved, and i'll three months he had gained in
weight and strength, and was as well as ever
Mr. Rogers is ready to answer for himself
Persons at distance treated by letter,
~ 1'-' tVh'- CHAs MORSE, NJ. d., .r5
Physician for diseases OF Head, Throat and
Lungs, No. Cheering, third door from new
High street. "@W
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OF CONGRESS STREET.

the wa,er question was laid upon the table un-
til that time.
GRADE OF CONGRESS STREET.
Papers came up FROM the other Board estab-
fishing the grade of Congress street from Mum
Joy street to East Commercial strs ct. The
Board of Aldermen concurred, thus estab-
fishing the grade as it has been commenced.
At quarter past II o'clock the Board ad-
journed.
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J No New York STEAMER TO-DAY. I'm con-
sequence OF the severe gale there will be no
steamer leave here for New York to-day
Neither will one leave New York. ain9s
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Remedy for Female Complaints
Il, MOTIIERs.

Mothersi we also comment TIE NERVINE tor use
in he diseases which atict elil while feethire,
e as certsn to fir quick ard giaeiul relief II G
ingredient, are ia igcrous to e. implir the innc
tons of he stomach and bowels, and ac'uallv
impede the healthy grow b OF our ,fsprlng. To
cure w nd col {. r. lulate the b1ses 81 ten the
gum, and relieve pain. the NERVINE will always
be found safe and efficient. .
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FORT PREBLE, ME
n.ac IOfh 1857

~ GOIr FORT PREBLE, ME
y~- - IVA y - Dec 18th, 1867.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by tbs
- undersigned tor the purchase of the following
1 condemned Ordnance and Ordnance stores until II
O'clock W., the 18th inst. aA w
Twelve ~ Pd'r. Guns. .-.--...
-Four ~ Pd'r. Gum nrriages and Chassls'
One 81 P.,'r. Gan Rrri"ge and Chassis.
Oae ight inch Gum n, riase a. Chassis
Two Pro onge. tRope.l -tt--
On- Trail Rope.
Four Tarpauisn.. e. -
Einy-six lbs low Match. (cstfon rope.)
Two Garrison Ginfa Is (Rope)
One Hunhred Packing Boxes.
Six Fora for a OF shsi. lsronL
Two Lad es for Hot shot taronl.
! Tw I've P0rtd cases. tIEg ga
Two To e for Hot shot. (Iron).
seventy ight "a Pd'r. shot PARROT Hrsn
One-Hundred aad Eighty d Par. shsl
Vron)
six d Pd'r. WOODEN sponges.
Each Gun carriage contain about 791 lbs. Wrought
4 4S2 lbs Cast Iron, ami IL lbs. Brass. and each
chassis CO 800 lbs Wrought Iron ana 49, lbs Cas-
-i''-''l 'E-1rs s.3atIt- H. oIBSCN.
Bvt Col. & Mai. 80 Arr. Uomdg. Post.
December "a. DIT TT .l'.
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INsURANcE.-The Merchants Insurance
Company is a very reliable one, as the annual
statement OF its condition, published in anoth-
er column, will show. w. ID. Little 50 Co. are
lis agents in this city, and they will insure you
in it at the most favorable rates. E
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'tain's Pure EIderDeFry and Cur
7as aHTa rispt sstvse-,. fl,
So highly recommended by Physcianss may ,bs
found at wholesale at III. rug stores IT W W. Whip
pie & Co., n. II. Hay. W r. 'hiIlips & Co e. l..
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins y Co. tanf2snd1y
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a additional per steamer Russia.l b

NIAuuCluuai per STEAMER huSbldl
Ar at Deal 9th, Southern Rights, Williams, from
Baltimore Tor Rott lam. e. ~
Ar a. Newport zsth ult, Sabine, Martin, from
sd On Penar,h Roads 97th ltasca, Ia box tor
Acapulco 1hos Loid, rebe. Pa ann. rt
Z Ar al ookdaven til ut BisiDg SUI, Rich, from
Ca.lao. VIZ .'A ~ 4" .t
Ar at Shanghai oct9 2. Tamerlane, Hughes, from
Ala Hong Kong Oct 2, Adelia Carbon. Tapley,
sd oct j. ami r ssell, Lucas, Foo chow.
Sid FIN bangkok Sept 4, Pc ang, Pat,en, for sing
apoe ~ .t... IL ..,5.. -.4 ..I
Ar at Batavia Oct ), st Paul, Martin, singaror
land all nth for Proboling y
Sid Oct u Napcs Hue inson I rlbllingo.
Ar at Gal o q, emplar, Rogers. boston.
It Pur hahon 18th ult, Live Oak, tU0mbs, i'm
Calico; 1st, MARI Stewart hem ism, Ial a Qua.
Sid IN Malaga I'D 1t, Machias, Upl H. New York
sch RALPH It. Da is, do.
SID tn uIf, Freeman Glars, Sinai Car
Ar at Flushing 2sth ult. Desiah, Gil ey, I'm Phla-
delshta 500 . ~ #. .-.-.rI- ..H
AR ut Elsinore 10Th ult Frank Marion. Lincoln,
from Crolstadt tor London.
Hong ong Oct l5-The Adelis Carlton Tapley,
from New as.le ich ~ rived 2o, has lost tOretop-
ma I, stayst !. and sustained considerable othtr
damage IN typboon SEPT u. 81 u.
The None te at AmDV, rep rts, Sept y. lat n,
lon III l. Of 'aris. spoke bar1 e Pcnan', Of tn,
de ply loaded with boats, masts, and Part OF bu.-
warks ear ied away. she tus d sis 4nce, anu
wo I'D ri ju masts. NY
Man la, Oct THE Stuart WortIey. he &c tor W
York, was wrecked Sept 20, on asteef in the hi
Sea. The captain aid ght OF he crew have arli,-
ed here. 4. a
Oct Is, lat rps, lon NV ship Matilda, IS days
fr IN Calla0 10 Rotterdam.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-14

SINCE the invention of friction matches we
know of 10 new manufacture that has more
rapidly gone into use and high esteem than
the Scan Rsfiped Soaps They meet uni
versal human want as it never before has been
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIssoluti IN OF cOpartnership.

DLSSUiUtH III OI OpdVbuUfSHIps
TIE coTartrer HIP of Richard ON, Dye, s. Co is
\ hereby dissolve BY mutual cpnsenE. TIE at
fairs # the concern II be adjusted the I'D st Nd
143 Commercial Street X. RI CT ARDsON
j. w. DYER,
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Portland Dec. 10, 1867. e IA Iwis