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THE COURTS.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. -.+-
JANUARY TERM.-BARRows }, PRESIDING.
SArURpAY-The case of Atwen v. Gowell, which
was on trial at the adjournment of Court Friday,
was taken from the jury and continued on report
BID. yerriII. Howard g. Cleaves.
No. $780, Freedom Nash & al v. Thomas M PEN
nell, Assumpsit for supplies delivered on vessel
Submitted to the presiding judge who ordered iudg
ment to be entered for plaintiff for 1862 and inter
est from date of the writ. Ll hr1 1.'
Evans g. Putnam. .5li- HI W;u;omse
No. 1918. John Anderson, complainant and nei-
toner, v. Ira Wlnn This was petition for an in
Junction. 70 stay waste during the tendency of real
acuon between the parties A hearing was had and
hguncuoh was ordered to issue as prayed for.
narhes. H. P. Deane.
FRANCES A. Ltchfield lbellant " Luther Litchfield
Lioel Tor divorce Divorce decreed. S. L. Carleton
ior hpellant; no appearance for libellee
On motion of D. H. Ingraham, ESQ.,, Mr.. John
D. Maybury was admitted to practice the Courts in
this State as Attorney and Counsellor FL. E"'
Court adjourned to 10 o'clock Monday morning
The following the cases assigned for trial ON Nom
day: '''
No. 129. Burke W Curtis. III
No. 1872. Hight v. Harris -u..1i ''la
No. 206. Harris v. Dyer. .. -.t.. ~la
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The New York Commercial Advertiser thus
refers to an important and interesting literary
event: 'i04
In this century of magazines, new authors
are more and more likely to make their first
bow to the public in a periodical than in book
If the new writer's serial" has attracted atten-
ton it is re-issued as a book, and if the writer
should then prefer, he or she can afterwards
easily find publisher without tho "seriar
preliminary. Sometimes this first appearance
is by several short productions instead of one
long one. Henry Ward Beecher, for instance,
is at present vigorously at work upon his first
book, 1t is true that several volumes have
been issued with his name upon their It'll
pages; but all these have been compilations of
paragraphs, newspaper articles, sermons or lect-
ures. Hawthorne again, wrote many short
magazine stories and sketches before ventur-
ing upon story of book size. nv,
Mrs. Rebec a Harding Davis whose novel
waiting for the Verdict, begins in The Gal
a1y, for Febru ary 10th, has alre ldy made these
Introductory experiments. Her powerful and
wildly realistic stories of "Life in the Iron
Mills, and Margaret Howth," in The Atlan-
TIC, attracted great deal of attention. Indeed.
those two papers alone placed her at once high
among our writer's of real-life romance
A real new novel is literary epoch We
earnestly hope Waiting for the Verdict" will
be such an one. The first few chapters
which we have seen in advance of publication
ohow pidlhiv tHdt Iue WTlter is ueVOtlng TO
this book the best of her thought, her knowl-
edge of life, and her beliefs about humanity
1t is moreover the first novel by an author of
real power, in which the war or its principles
become constituent forces Unless the succeed
ing portions of the work fall below its begin
ming, it will apparently typify the new relations
and conditions of the races of men in the Uni
ted States during and since the Rebellion,
with as much force, breadth, intensity and
truth, as Uncle Toms Cabin" gave to the
picture Of things as they were before the war.
indeed, II the story fulfils its promise, The Gal
dxy will deserve fortnightly thanks for some
time to come from the reading people of the
country. ..r-... 9i. -
Mrs. Davis is atpresent residing in + hiladel-
phia, but is, we believe, native of Wheeling.
Her career in print has not been very long,
but there is good reason for believing that she
will hold high rank among The remarkable ar
raw of powerful female writers of English ro-
nance Of the present age. -
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Maine Central Railroad Company.

THE stockholders are hereby notified that the an
huai meeting of the stockholders of the Maine
ZEN Railroad Company, will be held at the Town
Ian mau IN Waterville, on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY
1857, at III o'clock in the forenoon, 10 act upon
the following articles, viz:
1st To hear the reports of the Directors and Treas
urer of said Company and act thereon.
I'd. To make choice OF a Board OF Directors for the
ensuing year.
Sd. To see if the Company VIII ratify the pledge
Company for the lease of their road when completed.
EDWARD T. LITTLE, Clerk.
waterville, Jan, 10, 1867, jan22d3w
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DEATH OF a Observation-Disclosures r Otis
Esq, formerly of this city, died in Boston on
Friday last, after an lingering illness of some
months Mr.. Otis was born in Newburvnort
and after fitting himself for the law, came to
this city and settled. In 1895 and SO, during
the absence Of Mr.. Brooks he was the Wash
ington correspondent Of the Advertiser Sub
sequently he became the correspondent of the
Boston Atlas and several papers in New York,
Baltimore and New Orleans. He afterwards
located himself in New York, and was engag-
ed on the Express Then he went to New Or
leans and became connected on the editorial
stan OF the Picayune. In 1861 he came north,
ana was Tor time engaged in the Express Of
lice At the close of the war he returned to
New Orleans, but his health being shattered,
he came north some months since, only to Weld
up his life. He was one of the most genial
men with whom we were acquainted.
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BARBARoUs-We have always supposed the
Tribune to be opposed to cruelty or excessive
severity in the infection of punishments, yet
in its issue Of Thursday we find the following
The Hon. Carrot Davis has just been re-
elected United States Senator from Kentucky
for six years from the 4th of March next. The
Rebel and the Copperhead vote was combined
upon him.
that unceremoniously helps itself to SO 900 per
man from the Treasury deserves to suffer.
Let Garret increase the average length of his
harangues to four hours and make two a day
till they realize that ''the way fthe transgress-
or is hard"
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Long Sought For!
.s,.f.. f,-ss : Come at Last!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

i'd We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found for sale by all City
Druggists and first class Country GrOcerS.
As a MEDICINE Mains Wine is invaluable, being
among the BEST if not the best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, well one of the most
agreeable Beuerages. Manufactured from the pure
juice of the berry, and unadulterated by any impure
Ingredient can heartily recommend it to the sick
as a medicine, and to the well, as a beverage.
g To the days of the aged it addeth length,
To the mighty it addeth strength
TITS a balm for the sick, joy for the we'll
Druggists and GrOcers buy and sell
MAINS, ELDERBERRY WINE
nov 81 N d&Wtf
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DIED.

In this city, Feb. 2, Mr.. Robert c. Miller aged 65
years-Of typhoid fever. rr..
[Dovor papers please copy.l
Funeral on Monday afternoon at ] o'clock from
his late residence opposite z. s. z. X. r. Depot.l
BIN this city, suddenly Feb 2, Mr.. Benjamin Brown,
aged 63 years months.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock, from his
late residence, No. 8 Alder Street..
In Paris. Jan. 81, Mr.. Seth Fobes, aged SO years.
In Denmark, Dec. 70, Mr.. Theophlus Smith, aged
70 years.
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A GRACEFUL TRBUTE.-We notice (says the
Portsmouth JournaD that in Rev. Mr.. Cages
translation of Ritter's great work on the Holy
Land, published by Appleton 8 Co., in four oc-
tayo volumes, the dedication is to Mrs. Gage,
. who is so pleasantly remembered in this city,
'nat we may make place for it here:
share of the long and wearisome labor connect
e9 e Witn the preparation of the English version
el e!ls work, these volumes are inscribed, in af-
nectlonate recognition of services which the
Ieaoer would otherwise never know and could
therefore never appreciate,
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VIM. H. MARKS
Chairman Com. Arranoe,non+s

ANOTHER CRIME. - johnson and Trundy,
who were arrested in December, and are now
in Jail in this city for breaking into a dwelling
house in Pownal, were, it has been discovered,
concerned in the theft of yoke of oxen from
Wv. Denner, of Oxford, in October last
The cattle were driven to Westbrook and sold,
and afterwards were disposed of to a man in
D ~ who sold them to 60 to Topsham-
iney afterwards became the property of man
~ aimouth, in whose possession they were
found and recovered .-. .
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A VALUABLE MEDICINE.-Dr. Polihd's White
Pine Compound advertised in columns is sue
cessful attempt to combine and apply the medicinal
virtues OF the White Pine Bark. 1t has been thorough
ly tested by people in this city and vicinity, and the
proprietor has testimonials to its value from persons
well knows to citizens. We recommend its trial
in all those of disease to which is adapted 1t
is for sale by all our Observation-Disclosures
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-04

MAINE CHRISTIAN CONVENTIONAL tele-
gram from Edward Noyes, Esq, superinten-
dent of the Maize Central Railroad, has been
received stating that free return tickets to del
egates to the Christian Convention will be is
SUED over that road. Delegates over the Grand
Trunk Railroad will bear in mind that creden-
tlals Will be necessary in order to secure the
double Journey tickets which will be issued
to those attending the Convention for one fare
from all the stations between this city and
Island Pond. Free return tickets over all
other railroads will be issued by the secretarv
of the Convention. al -r8
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MARRIED.

In Casco, Jan. 20. BY NJ. s. Eastman, ESQ. cvrus
L. Decker. of c. and Mi Emma Beam Of SanIss
In South Paris, Jan. 16, VIM. G. Mooney and Miss
In Dixfield, Jan. 10, VIM. H. Lord and Rosilla S.
Gould.
In Norway, Nov. 20, james Crockett and Miss
Ellen Hobbs
In Newcastle, Jan. %, Capt. Amos M. Jewett, of
Westport, and Mary F. Shattuck Of N.
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PATENTs.-Patents were granted last week
to John r. Boothbay, assignor to Samuel X.
Hilton, of Portland, for improvement in fishing
line sinkers; c. G. P. Peabody, of Calais, for
improvement in steam engine valve gear; NJ.
Woodman, of Pennington, Me-, and L. At
wood, OF Norwich, Conn.,, for improvement in
horse rakes.
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Bachelors Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable
Instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the ill
effects of Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair leaving
it soft and beautiful. The genuine is signsd VII
liam a. Bachelor. All others are mere limitations,
and should be avoided Sold by all Druggists and
Pertumers Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
GzH Beware of n counterfeit. -'n.
November 10, 1866. d1ysn i.TiFrs
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PORTLAND and VICINITY.
New Advcrfisements To-Day.


SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. Z. Moseley q Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
PPM. c. A-Eighth Lecture. -s.z
Theatre-Bilwell 4 Brown.
Tea Party-Lincoln Hall.
Opening Lecture-Army and Navy Union.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Important Sale of Government Vessel.
NEW ACHIEVEMENT COLUMN.
Purniture-WalterC Corey & Co.
Bntter-Upham & Adams.
damington Academy-Spring Term,
C;opartnership- Hammond 81 Carney.
Agents Wanted. TT
Notice-G. Gwymn. r.-. ..4Hf.
California Cheap John. .-I
CopartnershIp Notice-Stevens & Co.
Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.
Advertised Letters--W Davis
B0arders Wanted ..H .Hf|
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS Steam
ship North American, Capt Kerr, sailed from
this port for Liverpool at 73O Sunday morn
ing, taking out a number of passengers and
large cargo. & os 9' i5-At-3 Hl-1 .,asa
Steamship Damascus, Capt. Watts, will sail
from this port for Liverpool next Saturday.
The Nova Seotian is the steamer due at
this port this week from Liverpool
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REMOVAL.
DRS. CHADWICK s. FOGG
have removed to
3Ol ID CONGRESS- STREET.,
1886 BROWNS NEW BLOCK, VA

over the store of Messrs. Lowell q Senter.
Office Hours-10 to IL A. NJ, and to 5P. M. .
DIR. CnADwICK's residence 1913 Cumberland street.
DR. FoGGs residence 28 High stIeet.
WzS Free Clinical consultations will be held on
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from to P.
M for the poor. tI.74' = fjan2SsNdtf
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

INDIANOLA-Ar 9th ult, sch Sarah Louisa
NEW LEANS-Ar up 26th ship Pontiac, Low
ell, Phi ladelphia. 'tl iaI -t
Ar below LIST, ships Old Dominion, Sampson, Bos-
ton; Susan links, Hallett do; barques Robert Car
ter, do; II ID Brookman, Savin, do.
SAVANNAH-Ar 31st, sch VIM II Sargent from
New York. iii
EBALTTMORE-Cld 31st, schs Ada Ames, Marston,
Boston; L McLan Sleeper, Fall River.
Sbarpsburg, Randall from Messina for Philadelphia
NEW YORk-Ar 3lst, ship Neptune, Peabody,
Liverpool; barques Linda Stewart Osborn, st ,Jag0;
Henry Fhtner, Park Sagua; sch Florence, Rath-
burn, Galveston.
Cid 31st steamer Chesapeake johnson. Portland
barque Addie McAdam, Partridge, Marseilles; brig
Eurus. Ackley, Arroyo; schs H M Crosby, Bush
Nassau, Mp Louisa Crockett, Crockett, New Or
leans H
Ar 1st, barques Sacramento, Lawson, i'm Havana !;
Elba, sko, Matanzas; brigs Crocus, Reed San
Bias; Naiad, Richardson, Cienfuegos sch Carrie
Wells, Lawson, Grand Cayman
CID 1st, barque Antelope, White, st Croix; brig
b Cook Small, Port Royal, SC /; schs Alice G.
Grace. Gilchrist, Swan Island; Bowdoin, Randall
Charleston.
AR I'd, ships Bernice 1Iillen. Calcutta Hudson,
Pratt, London; barque Hosea Rich, Pomeroy from
Buenos Ayres; brig Richmond, Powers, Palermo.
BOSTON-Ar list inst brig Timothy Field, Wis
well, Matanzas. -.-... H..-r.'. a..
Below, ships John Sidney, from New Orleans; Sue
cess. from Mobile; oardne Lizzie IL jackson, from
, Glasgow; Tejuca, from Bonaire briggs VOORHEES,,
from Mobile; L Ii Kennedy, from Savannah; w A
Dresser, from New Yerk. f.--- s.-.7
Cid I'd. ship Orion, HolbrOok for San Francisco
barque Srian Star, Br) Corning, Portland, to load
GLOUCESTER-Ar 30th schs Forest Queen, Mar
shall. and p Merriam, Clark, Boston Tor Belfast;
Lucy, MCGEE, do tor Bucksport
Ar 3lst, sch j Aver. Rnes, Wiscasset.
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AccTDENT.-Nellie Little, daughter of Mrs
Hall j. Little, about eleven years of age, in re-
turning from school on Saturday. fell upon the
ice, breaking one of her legs just below the
knee She had experienced sensation of diz-
illness while in school, but supposed she had
got over it. On getting out into the air it came
npon her again, and she slipped and fell Dr.
quite comfortable. IiiI ID H5. ittf a
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DISASTERS.

The gale of the nth ult was very severe at Gran
berry Isles L addition to the wreck of Br schs d
Horton. and Alice L, the Sea Flower broke away and
drove ashore the flats, where she remains; will
probably come off without damage. Sch Enterprise
also broke away and went ashore, and lost jibboom
head gear. &c; is otherwise unnjured
Brig L Kennedy, from Savannah for Boston was
passed 3lst, in the ice between Cross Rip and Hand
kerchief Light ship with loss OF main BOOM having
been in collision with schr Ny
Ship Silas Greenman, condemned at San Francisco
has been sold for $500, in gold She will be repair
ed and put into the lumber trade.
Brig Crocus, tof Gardner) Reed, at New York fin
San Bias, had heavy weather on the passage, and
man is badly frost bite
Sen Union, Ri hep, FIN Wilmington, NC, for New
Orleans. spoken Jan 10, short provisions; had
gale 18th, fin NV, and was boarded by heavy sea
which swept the decks and filled cabin. She was
supplied and would 90 to Nassau MP. u.
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Notice.

THERE will be an adjourned meeting of the See
Il ond Parish for business at the house of CHAS
FARLEY, 80 Danforth street, THIS EVENING" at
half-past seven. A full attendance Is requested.
Portland, Feb 4, 1861, ait
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1hh eighth lecture of the P. Y. M. CA
o o,9n 20 announced for next Wednesday ev-'
ening, py the Rev M. B. Ridgway, of Brook
yn' N: y Subject, William Golden the Tn.
'ernational Man" Mr.. Ridgway prolonps his
stay to attend the Christian Convention dur.
ing the following two days. 800 ""'
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BOarderS Wanted

PORTLAND, JANUARY 81, 1867.
To the Hon. the HarbOr Commissioners Of The City
Of Portland:
GENTLEMEN
rrHE undersigned for and in behalf of the City Of
Il Portland deeming it expedient 10 make certain
portion of Vaughans Bridge in said City, perma-
nent structure by filling tine with earth and
other materials, pray your Honorable Body to estab-
lsh such line or limit to said permanent structure
as you in your judgment may determine.
Per order Committee ON Stu eets, Sidewalks, &c.
A. L. MORGAN, Chairman.
ORDERED,-That notice of the above application
be given by publication OF the same with this order
thereon in two OF the daily papers printed IN Port
land at least seven days previous 10 the time of hear
ing; and that hearing thereon be had at 8 o'clock
in the afternoon OF Friday the sth day of February,
1867 on the premises.
S. r. CORSER,
+ ALBERT WARWICK,
JACOB MCCLELLAN,
HARBoR COMMISSIONERS.
Feb. 1, 1861 ieb2 did
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- raa DIR. s. s. FITCH,S
ssFamily PhYSician.e -

Seventy-sx pages price 25 cents. Sent to any adj
dress. No money required until the book is received,
read, and fully approved. 1t is perfect guide to the
sick OF indisposed. Address DIR. S. S. FITCH 20
fremont Street, Boston. sN Jan29d1y
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ANDREW j. CEASE,
oc ID " NJ n Aocnnia

VIM. M. Marks, Geo. L. Kimball, Elias
Chase, E. 2. Smith, N. P. Jaques, H. H. Rick
er, Committee r. lAG sEE t@
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FOREIGN ExPoRTs.-The total value of Co..
eign exports from this port last week, amount
ed to $39,775. Included in the shipments were
1900 barrels of flour, 3O,442 box shocks, and is
NJ shocks and heads.
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Warren's Cough Balsam.
The best Remedy ever compounded for Colds,
Coughs, Catarrh and Consumption, and all
diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
GB For sale by all Druggists Manufactured by
Il. f IRA DBURY,
oct15d&wsN6m Druggist, BANGOR.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship North American, for Liverpool
a6oI bag oats 1888 bags 500 BIB peas, 1872 bags 100
tract LOG bbls ashes 80 bbls lard, 967 pkgs butter
Is boxes bac n, $50 boxes copper ORE cases books
kegs sundries. = = -
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IMPORTS.

HAVANA. Brig Geo Burnham-30O boxes sugar
Lynch, Barker Il Co; cases cigars, Geo Hunt.
MATANZAS Brig Mechanic 45 hhds As ties
molasses, B Brown 81 Sons; 3 bbls do master.
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SATURDAY NIGHT.-Five persons were taken
to the lookup Saturday night, for drunkenness.
Two persons applied for lodgings and were ae-
commodated,
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Wanted.

MEN AND BOYS TO CALL AT 33J CONGRESS
STREET, where they can buy
OTERCOATS LESS THAN COST
ES-REMEMBER THE srGN.-Hs
Feb 4-d2w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FAMILIES

will lind to their advantage topurchase their Caters
and Slippers at L. L. MOSELEY & cos. SUMMER
ST., BosFoN. Their stock is at all times complete
and the prices reasonable. feb4d1t
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More candy is purchased and eaten in the
city of New York, it is stated, than in either
London or Paris. This is indeed giving aid to
the Canadians, says the N, Y. Evening Gaz-
ette
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Calcutta Dec %, ships Kearsarge, Stevens from
Melbourne. ar 12th unc; Belle OF the Sea, Ham,
mond, from do, 10th, unc; Oriental, Pike, tor do
gets S., gold, lr ton; Elcano, Cheever; John o b.
ker. Miller, Calumet, Bingham, and Lottie Warren,
Holmes, LOT New York. Mongolia, Weston. unc
Went to sea from Saugor Dec H. ships Sapphire
Hatch, New York; 18th, Elizabeth Gushing, Brown
Boston; 18th, Regent. Hamlin, do.
At Ponterverda,i Spain) Jan l. barque j Nickels
Donnell from Savannah tor Teneriffc, at quarantine
At Havre Jan 16, ship Fanny Larrabee, Randall.
from New Orleans, unc; brig Emma Smith, tor N ew
York Oath.
At London nth ult. ships Freedom, Bradley, for
New York; Lincoln, Seaman, for Canterbury, NJ;
and Others -.t ~. '
Ar at Callao Dec 81, ship Andrew Jackson Mccall
lum, Melbourne, land sailed 4th Tor Chinchas.)
At Valparaiso I'd ult, barque Fannie, Hinckley,
dsg; and others. -''-
Ar at Aspinwall 18th ut, brig Cora, Roberts, Balti
more !; 18th, Ann E Valentine, Hutchinson, from
Philadelphia. fttf
Sid fin Curacao 9th ult, brig Arabia, for Portland
Ar at Nuevitas 9th ult, brig L M Merritt, Berry,
for New York, ldg .~,s. 80
Ar at Port gu Prince Dec &c, barque d Walker.
Latham, rom Boston, disg; sch j b Curtis STAR
ling, from do. do. |-|
At st Martins Dec 81 briggs j Mcintyre Haskell
for Boston days; Annie. for New York 3 DAVIS
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~ MUNICIPAL COURT.

VU11O11
SATURpAY.-John Foley, Jr, N. j. Davis, John
McGlinchy and John H. Taylor, on search and seiz-
ure processes paid 1922 26 for the benefit of the Coup
ty. -.-.
id. ..... -UU
John Conroy, the lad who stole the money from
Thompsons bakery, was sentenced to the Reform
School during his minority. i.i''h 1ii+
James MCGOWAN for larceny of tea and tobacco
from the store of Stephen Harris was sentenced to
GO days in the County Jail.
Patrick Quinan, for larceny of $44 from Thomas
Burke was committed to JAIL in default of sureties
in the sum OF $780, for his appearance at the March
term of the S. j. Court ,. .r. - of4
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ist vessel. built and registered in the District
Total tons.

Barque Maleville, OF Freeport 94 tons, cleared at
Savannah 26th ulc for Liverpool, with cargo con
ssting of 2499 bales upland cotton weighing 146667
pounds, valued at $37 1893 20, and 1893 bales isfd
cotton weighing 81 1858 pounds, valued at $41 ,657;
total weight $50 pounds; and the total value at
$413,955 %. 4r'9-l ri lsl l.a... lfITET
Sch Island Queen. OF Southport, has been purchas
ed by capt John Collins, OF Gloucester for $500.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
List of Letters Unclaimed

In the POST OFFICE AT PORTLAND, Maine, on
i the 4th day of February, 1866.
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Maine Historical Society.

"A Special Meeting of the MAINE HI.ro,,o
"A SOCIETY, for the purpose of receiving co,a,
Court House, at Augusta, on at 'he
Thur-day, February ., 1867.
be open to the public. 's una VIII
Brunswick, Jan. %, 1867, ,s Sesy
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now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians, the
trade and the great public generally, with the stand
ard and invaluable remedy, DoDD's NERyINE, which
article surpasses all known preparations for the
of all forms of Nervousness. Ii is rapidly supercedng
every preparation of Opiumthe well-known result OF
which is to produce costiveness and other serious
difficulties; allays irritation, restlessness and spasms
and induces regular action of the bowel and seere
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 fearful
mental ana BODILY symptoms that follow in the train
dy known to science. Sold by all druggists. Price ST.
GEO. G. GOODWIN & Co.,
aug11sn1yd&w Wholesale Agents, Boston,
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur

So highly recommended by Physicians, may be
found at wholesale at the drug stores OF WV Whip
pie 81 Co., III. II. Hay, w. +. Phillips g. Co., L. l..
StanwOOd and j. W. Perkins & Co. jan12SNd1y