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A Saxon COmsuI-sseneraI in Courf.
A CURIOUS CASE.

A singular case is recorded as having been
brought before the Supreme Court of New
York last week, The report is thus given ii
the Times h.-
Francis M. Bixby Us. Leopold Schmidt, &c
This was motion for an order to compel the
detendent Schmidt, who is alleged to be Act
ing Consul-General of SaXony, to attend in
Court and be examined before trial he being a
party. The motion is based on sections Soc
and 391 of the Code. Mr.. Lapaugh, counsel
for the Prussian Government appeared To on.
pose the motion. He insisted that under the
constitution and provisions of the Judiciary
Act OF 1888. the jurisdiction over foreign con-
suls is vested exclusively in the United States
Courts, and that there is no way whereby a
State Court can acquire any jurisdiction what
ever. t+(
The Court suggested that in accordance
with a decision made by him in similar case
which came before him in 1860, he would hold
that a foreign Consul could not be compelled
to appear in State Court, and that he could
be prosecuted only in a Federal Court. But
the Justice said he would raise the point that
the prooflof the defendant being Consul was
not sufficient rHl
1t was claimed by plaintiff that Saxony, hav-
ing been absorbed in Prussia, by that act the
Exequaturs OF Saxon Consuls were revoked.
Detendants counsel said that while Hanover
ana some other States had been absolutely alb
solved, Saxony had retained much of her right
to seif-government, the King of Saxony Still
having the power to appoint his Ministers and
Consuls.
Line counsel for the plaintiff insisted ON Mr.
Lapaugh making an affidavit as to the fact
that the defendant, Schmidt, was the aetine
Consul-General for Saxony, resident in this
city.
Mr.. Lapaugh suggested that there was cor.
tain correspondence now in progress, and thai
inquiries had been made of Baron Won Gerolt
the Prussian Envoy at Washington, and unit
an answer had been received, he desired to be
relieved from making an affidavit. A post
ponement of a few days, he thought, would b,
proper.
Io was finally determined that the further
hearing of the motion be adjourned to Friday
the 10Th inst. sL
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Cereals for the French Exposition.
The following circular has been issued BY
the CommisS ionar of A Aorionltnro. - IL

the Commissioner of Agriculture: u
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, D
s WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1867.
SIR :-Yo our prompt and active cooperation
is respectfully solicited in furtheranee of the
object OF the following joint resolution of Con
gress, approved January IL, 1867:
LPUBLIc REsoLUTIoN-No. 81 e
"A RESOLUTION to provide for the exhibition
OF the cereal productions of the United States
at the Paris Exposition in April next rs
"Resotcedby the Senate and House of Resre.
Sentdti0es OF the United States of Anaerica d,
Congress assembled, That the Commissioner ct
Agriculture be- and he is hereby instructed to
collect and prepare, so far as practicable, and with
as little delay as possible suitable specimens of
the cereal productions OF the several States of
the Union, for exhibition at the Paris EXPOSE
uoD, and forward the same in proper order and
condition for shipment to j. Q. Derby, agent of
the United States Government for the Paris
Exposition, at New York: Prooided, that it
shall require no further appropriation from the
public treasury. -t,. . rtE s.lF
An exhibition such as is proposed of the
finest samples OF the best varieties of wheat
corn, and other cereals, would command the
admiration OF Europe, as it would assuredly
arouse the pride OF all Americans, and re-
gret that this department has not been an
thorized to make collections for this purpose
until the present time. The Exposition
opens on the lirst of April, and COLLECTIONS
should be sent in few days from the recep-
ton of this request to be in season for prop
er arrangement, packing, forwarding to New
York, and transportation to Paris. You will
render the country essential service by imme
date and judicious action in this matter. ..,r
1t is desirable that small packages of the
finest samples of the best varieties of such
products OF your neighbors sood should be for
warded, by mail, in packages OF two pounds
Or less, each distinctly marked with name,
donor, local name, and county and State in
which it was grown.
Such packages, addressed to the Commits
sloner OF Agriculture, can be sent without
postage from any post office in the United
States. As it viii be seen, the resolution
makes no appropriation for this purpose:
therefore, parcels should not be sent by ex-
press IN any case, unless at the expense of
communities represented.
Very respectfully,
. ISAAC NEWTON,
Commissioner.
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DISASTERS.

Barque st Jago, White, from Portland, arrived at
Cardenas 10th uit, with loss OF iorenast and main
mast,
Sch Pembroke, Marshall, from Boston for Penn
broke went ashore Sh inst, at the eastern entranc
OF Fox Island and will be total loss. Crew saved,
tosethr with sails rigging, and small portion OF
the cargo. The wreck lies in about twelve feet Of
water. The p registered 137 tons, was built at Ken
nebunk in 1864, and owned by the Pembroke Iron
Co; partly insured in the Atlantic Co. New YORK.
Barque White Squal from Singapore for Boston.
l20 DAYS out. went ashore at Coons Hollow, Well
fleet 9th inst where she remains She has a cargo
of rattans, tin and Coffee and tight when the
crew left, but is feared the heavy blow ON Sunday
has damaged her. s.s .-.ts,-sf'0l 3 III.
A dispatch from Welhleet 18th, states that the
White Squall lies broadsde on with five feet water
IN her hold. Lighthers close by and she will be
discharged as soon as the weather moderates
Ship Dashing Wave, from San Francisco is ashore
below New York, with main deck ten feet under
water She lies easy IN an upright position. b
% Ship Virginia, Card, at Delaware Break water from
Liverpool experienced heavy gales the entire pas
sage; ON the 18th hao terrific gale from SSE, dur
ing which lost over one man. carried away lower
maimtopsail yard and lost three lower topsas
Brig Springbok, from Demarara tor baltimore is
reported ashore near Seven Foot Knoll fii- IIIl'
Brig Charlotte Mcdonald, Randall which sailed
from New York Jan for Hamburg was lost prev To
Sth inst near Brest.
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Turkey is troubled with, what Theodore
Hook used to call, a complaint of the chest;-
AN unexampled shortnsss of chips" as an
other authority has it. She's out of tin, and
can't pay even her current charges, This is
bad for nation that has so much war matter
on its hands, for war is luxurious, and will
live on nothing but blood and gold.
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The PRUssIAN GovERNMENT is announcad
10 nave put in execution system of espionage
over the mails, and to have taken out of them
various United States papers addressed to
Americans now in Paris. Real or fancied re-
Elections on Prussian policy are said to be the
cause of this violation of the mails
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THE NAVY YARD FOR IRON CLAps.-Tbe
Philadelphians assert that the Navy Yard for
iron-clads is to be located at League Island,
and arrangements have been concluded with
the rival claimants at New London by which
that place is to be selected as the location for
the Naval Academy, which is to be removed
from the secesh sympathizing city of Annapo-
lis
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DISTRICT OF CoLUmBIA-The discussion in
the Senate on Saturday was mainly on bills re-
laelhg to the District of Columbia. One of
'hese oils was to so extend the charter of the
News Boys Home, of which Mrs. Samuel
Hooper is the head. as to give it's managers an
thority to take charge of dast;t,,.o eb;ldren
abandoned by their parents, Rovorar -,
son objected 70 TINS in behalf Of the Roman
Cathoiies' unless proviso was added that
NJ ndoned children should be delivered nv '".'
the religious denomination to which Their :"
ems belonged, if claimed by that deno mine
tiol. There not being a quorum of Sens tors
present, no vote was taken Oh the amendn ent
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WELCOME prepares the most valuable pain
curer we ever had in our store" So says w.
F. Phillips. Those who use it refuse all others.
ian7d1ayptf a. Z" -''sf' it''.is +-''s'''s' ''i''' M
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MARRIED..

In this city, Feb H. at the High Street Church. by
hev Dr. Carruthers, Fred j. Locke, U. S. N, and
Miss Annie Woods Carroll
IN tins city, Feb. 6, by Rev. DIR. Carruthers Chas
liolbrook OF Auburn, and Mis- Abbie ID. Washburn
of Minot.
-, In Dresden, Feb Z, Henry C. Marble and Eliza
In Augusta, Jan. 20, Alvin Brann and Frances II
Handy, both OF Farmingdale
In stockton, Jan. %, John c. Philbrook and Miss
Lovey Ii. Blaistlell N'''
= In Ellsworth. Feb. 4, William W. Sawyer, Esq.,, o.
CALAIS, and Frances T.. Dutton, OF L.
, In Gonldsboro, Jan. 81 Samuel g. Wood and Eme.
line s. Tracey. ~
AZ Cranberry Isles, Jan. %, Samuel s. Fernald and
Mrs. Margaret S. Holmes. ''''~
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DETENTIoN.-In consequence of the ice on
the track of the, Maine Central Railroad
which required immense labor to remove, the
passenger and mail train from Bangor to this
city, yesterday, was detained three hours, and
did not arrive here until O'clock, P. NJ.
The Grand Trunk train was nearly two
hours behind time. .e"ii' t''L
The Portland & Kennebec train arrived on
time. n NJ IL ~ D ------ .-..--- ---.----L
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TEMPERANCE CoNvENTIoN.-All persons de-
string to attend the convention at Cape Eliza
beth to-day, are informed, that through the
Kindness of the agent and captain of the steam
ferry boat, a return trip will be made at the
close of the evening session. Turn out riend $
and give them a load lili-.4 lit.t..... tIsJ4 .t
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List Of Vessels built and registered In the Dis
trlct 2f Passamaquoddy during the year 1866.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. .,.,
Ar at Philadelphia 9Th inst. brig Minna Traub, FIN
Matanzas.
Ar at Havana 9Th barque Isaac Rich from Bath
Ar at Cardenas 18th. brig Helen o PDinney, Boyd,
Portland.
Sid ID barque Grace Redpath, for Portland; brig
Minnie Miller, Anderson, Boston. =
Ar at Cienfue2os 2Sth. brig l. l. WadswOrth, from
AspinMaIl; I'd, sch Q Young, Hume. Portland.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Bayard Taylor and his fam
lily sailed from New York on Saturday in the
steamer Union for Southampton. 1t is Mr.
Taylor's intention to remain abroad for Bout
year and half, spending the ensuing spring
and summer in Germany, and the autumn and
winter in Italy. He will also make short jour
neys to places not heretofore visited by him.
Sicily, the Balearic Isles, etc.,-for the purpose
of writing series of papers in the Atlantic
Monthly If#t t.....Ie .
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THE authorities at home lay US under in
junction, when making grocery purchases, to
buy with reference to clothes-washing and
house-cleaning purposes, nothing else than the
Steam Refined Soaps, affirming them to be just
what we find them in office use, ne Plus ultra.
d&W1t .-.l.I l. 4 III -..lL-- L - ~ Il IL
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M ARIN e N EWS
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PORT OF LAND. q.

.EEsmt1 Monday. Februry II.
ARRIVED.
Sch Vendovi, Gregory, Norfolk. ,..i t
Sch Susan, Sears, Boston. r., i...t.... F..
ass CLEARED. .,...ii. i.il
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Eastport
and st John NB-C Eaton.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick, Boston-George A
Newhall. HE Dl..i t.s.u u, =. n
Sch Napoleon, Roberts, Wscasset-Eastern Pack
ct Co. mtE.a .
SAILED-Sch George Washington, for Georges
Banks. t.,srr-- b Rsf o., t- :, f-
Steamship Moravian, from Liverpool ior this port,
put into st Johns on Sunday, short of coal. % iTsiI
Steamer New Brunswick, for st John, n b, after
proceeding as tar as the lights last evening, returned
account of the storm u sfss fss T' ca
List of Vessels built and registered In the Dis
trict OF Passamaquoddy during the year 1866.
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SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTs.-We are
now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians the
trade and the great public generally, with the stand
ard ;uid invaluable remedy, DoDD's NERyINE, which
article snrpasses all known preparations for the
OF all forms of Nervousness. 1t rapidly supercedng
every preparation of opiuthe well-known result OF
which is to produce costiyeness and other serious
difficulties; tallays irritation, and spasms
and induces regular action OF the bowel and secre-
tive organs.
No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold so
readily, or met with such universal approval. For
Sleeplessness, Loss of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and all the eariul
mental and bodily symptoms that follow in the train
OF nervous diseases Dodds Nervne is the best RENE
dy known TO science. Sold by all druggists. Price 81
tlftt i Hl GEO. G.. GOODWIN Il Co.,
augllsnlyd&w Wholesale Agents, Boston,
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DEATH OF Mrs. WINGATE.-Mrs Wingate
the venerable reject of the late Gen Joshus
Wingate, died in this city yesterday at the res
idence of her son-in-law, Col. Charles @
Clapp, at the advanced age of eighty-fvt
years She has been in feeble health for some
time.
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OCEAN STEASER.-The Steamship Moravian
which left Liverpool Goth ult. for this port, put
in to st. John short of coal She was to leave
st. John Yesterday for this port % ~ az ~ Y
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DIR. S. S. FITCH,S
ssFamily hvSician... >.

Seventy-six pages price % cents. Sent TO any adj
dress. No money required until the book is received
sick or indisposed. Address DIR. S. s. FITCH Ok
fremont Street, Boston. sN ,Jan29dIyT
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Snow IN NCRTHERN New HAMPSHIRE. In
I 11ymouth, N. H., and vicinity, there is now
only about eight or nine inches of snow Far
ther north, at Haverhil, there are only four or
five inches on an average. In many places in
that section the pastures and fields are nearly
half bare. AT Littleton, Franconia and far
ther up the sleighing is only tOlerable, with
indications of its soon giving ont. As regards
the amount of snow, it has been an unusual
winter for northern New Hampshire.
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MARTHA WASHINGTON LEvEE.-The net re-
ceipts at the tea party at Lincoln Hall, last
week, given by the Martha Washingtons
amounted to $13O. -n.a93 !a gi5s .ll e.. li
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"A sleigh riding party visited Kenyon,
omo' one day last week, when the young men
became so much intoxicated that the ladies
paid the bill, took the teams and drove home
without them, so 5lA 59siI,H03 -.ll
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PERsoNAL.--We had the pleasure yesterday,
OF taking by the hand, and of having an ex-
tended interview with, our friend, onel of the
founders and former editor of the Press, John
T. Gilman, Esq, who, for year past, has been
IN the Canada oil region. He is in excellent
health, and does not abate one jot in his radi-
calism His accounts of the region where he
has been, and of the prospects of the oil wells
are very interesting, and we hope he will favor
us with some of them 5.A 1- '.'' ''.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Fashionable Public

will at all times find an extensive assortment of La
dies, Gentemens, Misses and Children's Boots AMI
Shoes at L. l.. BI0SELEY& Co.'S, Summer ST.
Boston. These goods are made upin the best style.
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"A Safe Investment!
TOWN OF WESTBROOK Semi-Annual Coupon
Il Bonds. One, two, three and four years to run
interest and principal payable at Canal National
Bank. e .-.'r 1,- ri : n
A few thousand dollars of the above Stock NAV be
had by applying Immediately to
1WM, NJ. CLARK, rf
- @tA--+ No 7s Commercial Street.
Portland Feb 11th, 1S67-d2ws
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Warren's Cough Balsam.
The best Remedy ever compounded s,r s,,
Coughs, Catarrh and COnsunpti". aUd II;
diseases OF the Throat and Lungs. ''" an
eY-For sale by all Druggists Manufactured bv
H.. F BRADBURY,
oetl5dSwsN6m Druggist, BANGOR.
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PuIi)lOn0}.u CO3,.DIOiufs.
GRACE's CELEnRArED sALvE,

ACES CELEBRATED sALVEl
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Gb ''' "o' w
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Is prompt in action soothes the pain takes out the
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Wanted.

A good, faithful Colored Woman 10 take charge
IA of, and do the work OF a kitchen. She must be
A GOOD COOK, and capable to take charge unassist-
ed, and come well recommended by parties who can
be appealed to personally. Such an one can fnd a
good, permanent Home, and good pay Also, a
strong Co0red Woman TO do general house work, in
cluding large washing and ironing. None need ap-
ply but those who give unquestionable references
The right persons can md permanent places, hap
py Home, and good pay in a quiet little village
about Is miles from the City. Apply by letter, CIV
ing references, anu where an interview can be had.
Address WILLIAM Ii. BISHOP,
jan23 diff Portland, Maine.
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A VALUABLE MEDIcINE.--Dr. Poland's White
Pine Compound, advertised in our columns is n sue
cessful attempt to combine and apply the medicinal
virtues OF the White Pine Bark thas been thorough
y tested by people in this city and vicinity and The
proprietor has testimonials TO its value from nersons
well knows to our citizens We Recommend its trial
in all those of disease TO which it is alapted II
. is ior sale by all our Druggists
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
7 =" RENEWER.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
H REVIEWER. - T5
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~ Restores Gray Hair to its original Color! 4ga
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.s0 Makes the Hair Smooth and Glossy! 11.E
-a' 1t does notstain the skin! ii a 'i
1t has proyeditse the best preparation ever present.
.sfs -ssm ed TO the public. eFs sts-5 .
nR Give it trial. e8 81 .-ss Price S10
II. ?. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors
0zS For sale by all druggists. ie6d&wlwsN
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

H1LdND IND TICINI H
New Advertisements To-Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. Z. Moseley s. Co. ----.aAa--
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Valentine Bal--0cean Associates.
AUCTION COLUMN. s-.5r, h.
Valuable Real Estatc-Henry Bailey q Son. B
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Wanted-Flour Barrels,
I Lost--Bosom Pin.
House for Sale. :. a a
Remoyal-A. e. Webb, t-& a
Furniture-Chas. B. Whittem0re.
Misunderstanding Girls. -
,To Let-Store on Chestnut Street. fbSE
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Agents Wantedy

lust OUT, Farrn zut and cur Naval He
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Nr Headly. This is the only work the Navy in the
War, and everybody is buying it.
GEORGE III. BLAKE,
..lfE N1 GENERAL AGENT,
Febi-3m .. Box S27, Portland, Me.
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wIsTAR,s BALsAM

" L l. ID C III e IL II Y /!
HAS BEEN USED NEARLY
mALFfA CENTURY, ia
Nth the most astonishing success il, curing ~
Coughs, Colds, Eaoarseness, sore ThrOnt,
I"nnenz", Whooping Ceugh, Group.
Liver Complaints. BrOnc hiiis,
Difficulty Of Bresihias,
~ Asthma and every NJ
affection of
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST,
~ .ss.u NcLUDING EVEN v .4
CONS SUMPTI0N.
The meduaed success that has attended the appl-
cation of This medci i'll all cases of
Pulmonary Complaints,
has induced many Physicians of high standing to
employ it in their practice, some OF whom advise
of the fact under their own signatures. We have
space only for the names OF few of these -
E. BoyDEN, NJ. d.. Exeter, Me.
ALEXANDER HATCH, M. D., China, Me.
r. FELLOWS, M. D., Hill, N. Ii. t
w. II. WEBB, NJ d. Cape Vincent, N Y. ...
W. b. LYNCH, M. D., Auburn, n. Y.
ABRAHAM SKILLMAN, NJ. d., Boundbrook N. j.
H. ID. MARTIN, NJ. D., Mansfield, Pa.
The proprietos have letters from all classes of our
fellow citizens, from the halls OF Congress to the
humbles cottage, and beyond the seas; for the
fame and virtues OF Wistar's Balsani have ex-
tended to the g uttermost bounds OF the earth,''
without any attempt ON part to introduce il be-
yond the limits of country.
Prepared by SETH w. FowLE a. son. IS Tre-
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DEpA RrURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS

77F77
Miniature Almanac. :. Fe ebruary 12.
Sun rises. .701 Moon sets........ 1.03 AM
sun sets. .52S High water ..... 5.15 PM
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
F"-a rent WineS.t AE'+f

SO highly recommended by Physicians, may be
found at Wholesale at the drng stores of W. w Whip
pie ~ Co., IL. ii. Hay, w. f. Phillips a. Co.. +. i.
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins & Co. jan12sNdIy
For Coughs, Colds and COnsum ption,
Try the old and well known VEssETA ISH. r.
PULMONARY BALSAN NJ. approved and used
by our oldest and most celebrated phusjctps for forty
years past. Get the genuine
REED, CUTLER & CO., Druggists,
dec24SNd&w6m Boston, Proprietors
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TIDE TABLEs.--We have received from the
Coast Survey Office at Washington tables Civ
ing the time and. height of both the day and
night tides at the principal ports on the At
lantic and Pacific coasts of the United States,
for every day in the year 1867. The height is
reckoned from the level of average low water to
which soundings are given ON the Coast Sur
vey charts, and both the time and height are
computed from tables deduced from long Sc
ries of observations. The leading ports in
Maine are Eastport and Portland. and correc-
tions are given to be applied for seventeen 9TH
er ports in the State. The tables may be OBJ
tanned of Messrs. Lowell & Senter in this city
for 15c r.f.t ars r...... g. ,..s... ..-.. ...
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Wanted.
Wanted Daily ! /!

A SITUATION by an experienced lady, as house
"A keeper nurse
Address, Portland P. o., Mrs. A. p. fe2d2w
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A Il The General Agency and Employment Office
IA No. 351 Id Congress street. All per-
sons wishing TO secure good Girls for any respeeta-
BILE employment, will find them at this Ofice.
Also please notice. We will send you men and
boys tor any work in city country, iree OF charge
9B We want good American, Provincial, Irish
and Colored Women and Girls, well as Men and
Boys, every day for all orts OF situations in this
City and vicinity. Give us a call.
cox q POWARS.
Portland Me-, Jan. %, '67 jan3O dtf
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WANTED.
Wanted.
STORE WANTED

A American Girl TO do general bousework I'm
a s,a small family Apply at No 80 Myrtle street.
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Feb 8, lat 40 10, Ion 20 90, ship Kate Davenport,
from Liverpool tor Philadelphia,