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The Portland daily press., 1867-02-13
Number seven of Nor,bau.

Number seven of Northern Ligz.t, con..;n.
Al interesting illustrated article en- titled aTifs
among the Antediluvians;" well ,Ur;ttan '.no -.
per by W. r. Alger, on "The Duties of VITA, n
for the Public" the continuation of aNe;ob-
boris Wives" which for accurate DO, traitures
of common character is one of the best novels
Of the day; an essay called "Crocus, di. ,cussinp
the question ofwhether it is better to di oflove
or live without it; the conclusion of the witty
sketch, Fleeing to Tarshish, and CD apter of
the "Owl Club"
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-13

seph Drown and his wife were on their way in
sleigh to Cumberland, and while attempting
to pass pair of slSids on which was long
and heavy iron shaft, on Washington street,
the sleigh was overturned and both occupants
were thrown down hill 81 lie. Mrs. d. was
rendered insensible, and appeared to be Sc
riously injured. Mr.. Drown escaped with
some cuts and bruises A pung was obtained
in which quantity Of buffalo robes were
placed and Mr.. d. was brought to the city
The horse kept on over the BRIDGE dragging
the sleigh with him. 3s %tfT 3.~i-lHT als
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DIED.

In this city, Feb. IL, Mrs. Sarah NJ, wife of Saml
L.. Cobb. aged 81 years 10 months.
Portsmouth papers please cOpy.l
Funeral on Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock from
the residence of s. Chesley, No. IL Spruce street
Friends invited to attend.l
In this city, Feb. 9 Flora Viola, younges. child ot
Susan E. and the late George O. Slight aged 3 wear.
4 months Is days.
In Bath, Feb. 8, Mr.. David Percy, aged 73 wears
In Pllpsburg, Jan Elmer E., son OF Henry an a
In Augusta, Feb. 3, Rev. John Young, aged g.
IT IN Thomast9n, Jan. 30, Mrs. Lizzie r., wife of Dr.
In Gardiner Feb. 9, MIR. John Roberts, aged 60
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The SWEET HOMICIDE CAsE.-In this case,
Which has been on trial one week, at Saco,
hon. Charles W. Goddard resumed his argu-
ment for the State on Monday morning and
closed about half past four o'clock in the after
noon. His argument is reported to have been
a splendid specimen of forensic eloouence.
Court then adjourned to yesterday mornino
when the case was given to the jury by Juda
Tapley, who occupied something over two hours
in his charge. At late hour in the afternoon
the jury had not agreed upon verdict, and ths
general expectation was, that they would be
u able to agree at all.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nniica.

NHE unnersigned having leased the well known
NJ. Webb, at Webbs Mills, take this method 10 an
nounce TO the public that they will continue the bust
ness of manufacturing Carriages of all descriptions
short notice and in the best manner. Csrfiaee nm-
Der of the best quality and every variety constantly
ON hand for sale at fair prices.
We also have in connection with the above n uar
ness Shop where the best of stock and workmanship
Is the guarantee we offer to orr customers that our
harnesses shall be al they wish for, in that line We
would also state that with the hest stock in the
try anu the best workmen anywhere TO be found we
feel conn lent we can make Carriages as good as the
times. ~ ~ ~
To che patrons OF the establishment heretofore and
the public generally We would say, give MS a call and
you may be assured that it will be or your
wen as our own. HILL, DYER & ROBINS.
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DISABLED SHIP.-Collector Washburn, on
Monday received orders to dispatch steam rev.
enue cutter Mahoning in search of the packet
ship Bavaria, from Havre for New York
Which was fallen in with in lat. 80 80 N, lon
6s 10 W., on the 18th ult., by ship Resolute
(arrived at New York; which took off 40 emf
grant passengers. the Bavaria having been dis
masted on the 21st ult. in gale, and being
short of provisions. -.'T
Capt. Webster of the Mahoning, coaled up
took in provision, and proceeded to sea in
seatch of the Bavaria on Monday night. 6a
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Hoop SKIRTS &C.-lt will be noticed that
Hodsdon, No. 6 Clapp's Block, Congress street,
ls ready to supply the ladies with all the latest
and best styles of hoop skirts and corsets, man
uiactured in the most faithful manner Laces
and fancy trimmings of all descriptions, and
the best makes of gloves can be found at his
d F .
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GARDENING FOR PROFIT: A %,


GARDENING FOR PROFIT A Guide tn tl q Suc.
cessful Cultivation of the Market and Fami-
ly Garden BY Peter Henderson. New York.
Orange Judd & Company.
Perhaps the object of this little volume is
sufficiently set forth in its title. 1t is pre- par
ed by a gentleman whose expe rience in the
business treated of extends over a period of
many years, and it embodies the results OF
that experience. 1t treats very fully of the
proper location and mode of lsIying out gar
dehs, OF soils, drainage and n lanures, of the
,'r'hatlon and management of hot-beds, of
nSpiantlng, of the choice of seeds, of insects
anu o''ier enemies of the gar iener, and con-
s, n, many hints of practical value. Tt is pro-
.u9oS Illustrated, and win be found a useful
i ior all interested i'm the subiect it
'rea,s' Received of A. Williams and CO for
sale by Davis Brothers. anu vi io'
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SPoRT.-There was fine sport on back cove
yesterday afternoon. Hundreds of teams were
out on the ice, and the way in which the horses
took the gay sleighs from the Portland to the
Westbrook side, was caution. We have not
seen such an animating sight BEFORE this sea
son. The ice is thick and the track quite
smooth. Tt win be the great place for sleigh
riding as long as the cold weather lasts. i.ti
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OR about to build, wishing to let part OF a hous
" at fair lent, apply TO
febl3dJws I.F fE ''H - Box 1871.
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PORTLAND INSTITUTE AND PUBLIC LIBRARY
"A certified copy of the act incorporating the
above named Institution has been received in
this city We presume that organization will
at once take place under the law by the cor
pOratOrs ----.. -l.L----- ~
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PORTLAND AND YICIN1Tx
New. Asvsr.sseIaorss To-Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. L. Moseley s. Co.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Household Furniture-E. M. Patten q Co. 60.
Valuable Real Estatc-Henry Bailey q Soh'
NEW ADvERTIsEmENr COLUMN.
Wanted-Four or Five Rooms.
Notice-State of Maine on company
DIR. Hopkins Catarrh Troches
Insurance Notice-Foye, Coffin A. Swan.
1gove Anodyne-J. Il. Lunt q Co. ~
Patent Right for Sale.
WestbrooR Seminary-Spring Term.
Hon Skirts-J. Y. Hodsdon.
no any Person Building.
Spring Sty Vie Dress Hats-Harris
Notice-Hill, Dyer g. Robins.
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III. f. James, who founded the city ofJanes-
Vihe' Wisconsin, in 1885, soon afterward emf
grated to the Pacific coast and now writes to the
GAINESVILLE Gazette, saying that, although he is
slxty-three years of age, he has never vet seen
railroad or telegraph.
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F.. a. p IL e = C 0 r II,
(LATE OF THE INTERNAL REvENUE BUREAU,
WAsHINeToNJ
Oounsellor-at-Law and Internal Revenue
Solicitor,
No. IL, State St. Boston.

Ne X. PRESCOrrS long experience in the Inter-
AuL nal revenue Bureau in the "Diyision of
FRAUDS, having charge of all cases of violation OF
the Revenue Laws, his familiarity with Department
ta practice, and his acquaintance with the Revenue
Officers Throughout the country will enable him to
be peculiarly successful in making speciality of all
matters pertaining to the Revenue Laws. He will
Ing and for the recovery OF penalties paid by wav OF
compromise lie will advise parties as to the man
ner OF making returns in accordance with law or as
70 obtaining decisions from the Department at
Washington and will defend in cases OF alleged yiO-
aton OF the law in regard to taxes penalties or GRIM
Mr.. Prescott win practice before the yarious De-
partments at Washington, the Supreme Court of the
U. S., and the Court OF Claims >7T - -
For the speedy transaction of business Counsel of
high standing, residing in New York, St Louis Gin
cnna, emma ~ ana Washington, are associated with him
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New Publications.

RECORDS OF FIVE YEARs-By Grace Green
wood, author of History of My Pets" "Me--
RE England" SC. 16mo. PIP. 222, Boston
Ticknor and Fields 4s'-'5' -
, The contents of this little volume appear to
consist of fugitive pieces which have been call
ed forth at various times during the period in
dlcated in its title. About half of these come
under the head of of"Peace = the rest are group
ed under that of"War." They are all marked
! by the keen vitality, the impulsiveness and
warm enthusiasm, and the frankness amount
ing TO ndi0ete characteristic OF this writer
Whlle many of them show that the deeper ex-
periences of her life-both domestic and ma
tlonal-duIing the last five years have left
ther traces upon herin more tender thought
fulness and an earnestness of feeling almost
sad, She has interested herself deeply in the
condition of those confined in prisons, and no
one can read unmoved the descriptions she
gives OF her visits to these places The sketch
OF The Baby in the Prison" will speak to the
heart of every mother. Her description OF a
week in camp, when in the winter of 1864 she
accepted an invitation to lecture before an as
ISOLATION of the second corps, then in the ar
my ofthe Potomac, will be read with much in
terest For sale by Davis Brothers. A
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-13

MAINS ELDERBERRY WINE is the best reme-
DIV in the world for Piles. Buy one bottle and
try it. For sale by all druggists and country
grocers ~ jan12-W&w1y
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BERLIN AND SANs-SoUcI; or Ere derrick the
Great and His Friends: An Historical Ro-
mance. by MsahlbaoL, autiivr Of ~ oseph
Second and His Court, ETC., etc. Translated
by Mrs. Chapman Coleman and her daugh-
ters. limo. PIP. 39l, New York: d. Apple
ton and Co.
This is one of the best of the series of histor-
zeal novels which this wonderfully prolific au-
thor has produced. 1t exhibits in interest
ing manner, and with considerable historic ac-
cnracy the Characters of Frederick and of Vol
.aire, and the peculiar friendship which ex-
istea at One time between them. The roman
NC inte rest of the work turns on the story of
'ne ntortunate baron Frederick Won Trenck
ana the beautiful princess Amelia, one, of the
most tragic episodes which connect the, nselves
with the life of Mr.. Carlyle's ruthless hero
The book is very handsomely issued by the
Appletons For sale by Bailey and No, ,es and
also by Davis Brothers as
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CIR ACES CELEBRATED sALvE!
MARRIED..

In Naples Feb. 10, at the residence of the bride,
father, by Rev. j. Cobb, John H. Kennel and Mis-
Amanda Il. Wentworth. both of N
in sucksport. Feb 10, Hiram s. Keyas nj Orlan5
and Clara Il. Witham, of b.
In Lewiston, Adelbert Holland and Alice r. Ham
John Hunter and Eta Leighton; William X Hilton
and Chal lotte f. Flint; Gordon Tebbetts and MARY
Brown, alt of lewiston
In Ellsworth, Feb. 2, Nelatiah Jordan and Emma
A. Kincaid.
AT Kendall's Mills Feb g. John JOY. .Jr. of Gin
ton, ami Saran Il. Chandler, OF Watervie.
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The UNITE STATES Consul IN CRETE ha
recently received the following letter from the
Cretan General Zymbraka axis:
Mfr. COusul: The Cretan people are full q,
gratitude for the lively sympathy which has
been exhibited in their behalf by the preat
American nation. And they hope that through
your Intervention, American vessels will soor
take off the poor Cretan families who are in tn,
mountains waiting for an opportunity to get t,
Greece. These families have no longer eithe
a home or provisions; aud if prompt succor b
not afforded them, they will perish. Will no
the United States of America receive the nun
der the protection of their flag? Humanit
demands ii
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MUNICIPAL COURT. 8.

.1 Ills JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING. 7
TUESDAY. John MCGOWAN, John Mclaughlin
and A. Dyer, for a street afray, were fined IS each
and proportion of costs.
James E. knights, for malicious mischief in break
ng glass at the City Hotel, fined ten dollars and
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LIQUOR SEZUREs.-Yesterday the Deputy
Marshals seized small quantities of liquor in
the shops kept by Ilsley and Flaherty on Port
land street, and Richard Collins ON Fore street
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Long Sought For!
Come at Last 1!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found for sale by all City
Druggists and first class Country GTocers. it ~
As a MEDICINE Mains Wine is invaluable being
among the best, rot the best remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, as well one of the most
agreeable Beverages. Manufactured from the pure
juice of the berry, and unaduerated by any impure
ingredient, we can heartily recommend it to the sick
as medicine and to the well, as beverage
.'To the days of the aged it adleth length,
To the mighty it addeth strength"
'ris q balm for the sick, joy for the we'll
Druggists and Gsoceys buy and sell ftssts
MAINS' ELDERBERRY WINE
nCv q S N d&wtf f3 - = = . -tst sa
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THE COURTS.
STATES DISTRICT COURT.

BEFORE JUDGE FOX.
TUEsDAY.-A number of cases which it was sup
posed would be for the jury to decide, settled by
the PARTIES There being for trial at present,
the Jurors We're discharged from any further attend
ance, no case having come before them.
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%. Boston Stock List.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Assortment

Of Ladies', Gentlemen's, Misses and Chilrens Boots
and Shoes at I, Il. MOSELEY & CO.'S, Summer
st. Boston, made up from the best stock in fash
ionabe styles and are disposed OF at low prices eb13
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Paints, Oils Varnishes, &c.
PICKETT & GRAY

offfk FOR SALE AT THEIR STORE,
No. 1872 Fore Street,
WHITE LEAD, Foreign and American Zinc, Liu-
w seed OIL Coach, Furniture and Florence Var
nshes, Japan, Spirits Turpentine, French Yellow,
venetian Red, and full assotment Of kAint Stock of
every description, Window Glass, SIT Lead, and
Lead Pine A gents for Gardner's celebrated Conner
Paint for vessels bottoms. All orders Tor Painting
executed at short notice and satisfactorily.
February !. 1861 eod1m
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCo-S Sailed 10th ult, shin Helios
Alarston, Puget Sound; 18th, Geo Peabody, Paine
New York. ~
Sid 18th ult, ship b Herman, Winding Hong
GASIvEsToN-Ar sist ult, sch A Avery, Bryan
Ar LIST inst, sch Bedabodec Rowe, Mobile.
Cid 1st inst, barques Alamo, Stricker, Liverpool
I'd; SW Eiaeysh o saksr New sfS York. Alt. .uoo
Godfrey Cardenas.
Below 9th. ships Old Dominion, Sampson, and Su-
san Kinks, Halett, from Boston; Monticello, from
Genoa barques Robert, Carter, from boston; Caro-
line LemoDt, Bowker and ii ID Brooaman Sayin
from do; Istria, Sewali, nom New York; brig Maria
w Norwood, Washburn from Newport.
Cid I'd, ships Cons itutioD, Patten, and Squando,
Jordan. Liverpool, barque Courser, Di key, Boston
MoHILE-Cid 4th inst, sch Jachin, Thompson,
KEY WEST-Ar LIST inst, brig VIM Creevy, Haly,
Mobile for New York.. sch B Fl Risley, Jones, from
CHARLESTON cid 9Th, ship Confidence, John
son. Liverpool
WILMINGTON-Ar 9Th, brig Julia Arey, Bab-
Cid 9th, schs Harriet Baker, Weber, Baltimore;
7th, Paul Seayey, Gulliier, Philadelphia =
FORTRESS MONROE-Ar 7th, sch Atlantic Hen
derson, Norfolk tor Jacksonville
Ar 9th, schs Tilt, Prescott, st John, NIB, Tor Bai-
more: Active. from Frankfort Tor do.
PHILADELPHIA-Cld g. sch Dacotab, Partridge,
At Chester 9th, brig Sami Welsh, from Miragoane.
NEW YORk-Ar 10TH barque Union, Miller, ftom
Messina, 70 days lost and split Sails; brig Lydia
Below, ship yitula, from San Francisco; brig Da-
vd owen, from Cardenas.
Ar 11th, ship Vitula, Peck, San Francisco; brig
David Owen, Chadbourne, Cardenas,
Ar 18th, ship Fleetord, Slower, I'm San Francisco:
brig Virginia, Wood Sierra Leone
Cid 18th, barque Nellie Fenwick, Small Valparai-
soivia Boston, brigs Prairie Rose, Ranloff, Calves
ton; Maria Wheeler, Wheeler, Mobile; sch Fanny
Elder, Shea, Galveston
PBONIDENCE-Clda lfth. brig Ellen Bernard,
Burgess, Woods Hole. 20 load Tor Savannah.
, NEWPORT-Sld 11th barque Hanson Gregory,
Gregory, ltroIa Providence) Ior Rackland.
In port 11th, scbs Archer & Reeves, Miller from
Boston tor Cape Carnaveral Fia; Frink & Emily
Colley, do for Savannah: Abbe Pitman, Lambert,
Portland for BALTIMORE Ethan All N, Blake do tor
Philadelphia: Arthur Burton, Frohock, Savannah
tor Boston; I j Traton, Tapley I'm Boston tor Bal
tlmore
Also in port 11th, brig Almon Rowcll, Magune,
from Turks Islands for Portland.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 9Th, sch + X Dresser. Ber-
naId Nansemond for Portland
Ar sth, sch Siner, Huntley, Portland for Phil
adelpha.
Ar 10th, brig JOSIE A Devereaux, Clark Charles
ton for Boston, sch Eric Percival, st Marc for do.
Sid 18th, sch T. X Dresser.
In port, bria Josie A Devereax; sehs @ q Clark,
ID Siner, and Areola.
EOSTON-Ar ttth, barque Rowland, Lewis, Surf
nam brig Julia + Carney, Carney, Galveston
, Cid It'll, brig Lucy Ann, Rose, Galveston.
Sld brigs Fanny Lincoln. j Ill Counce.
Below 18th, barque NJ .B Stetson, from Cieniuegos.
Cid l2tl. scbs II Furber. Co b, Baltimore; VIII
lis Putnam, Eye. Calais ana Eastport.
PORTSM JUTH-Sld sth, sch Gertrude Horton,
Jameson, New York,
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CHRISTIAN CoNvENTIoN.-The Mirror of yes
terday has full report (eight columns) of this
Convention. 1t can be had at Lancaster Hail.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-13

Brig Ocean Wave, OF Belfast before reported aban-
doned at sea, was owned by X Hazeltine X Sibly
l. Palmer, s l. Milihen Geo Pierce DIR Brooks
and Capt thombs, and was uninsured.
Brig David owen, (of Bath Chadbourne. at New
in the lower bay, dragged aUehor and went ashore
the West Bank. She was got OF with loss of one
anchor and chain.
Barque Union, Miller at New York from Messina
had heavy weather on the passage, lost and split
sails .&c
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable
instantaneous. No disappointment. No rdiculoi.
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the il
effects OF Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair leaving
it soft and beautiful. The genuine is signsd We
tam Il. Batchetor. All others are mere limitations
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Pertuners. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York
NG Beware of a s.0u naerfeit.
November TO- 1866. d1ysn
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A VlLUABLE MEDICINE.-Dr. Poland's White
Pine Compound advertised in columns, is
eessful 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 our 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., 1867-02-13
Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
pnnf VVinac

So highly recommended by Physicians, may be
found at wholesale at the drug stores of w w Whip
pie Il Co., IL. II. Hay, W. F. Phillips & Co., Il. e.
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins d Co. jan12sNd1y
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DIX. HOPKINS,
CatarI.h TrOcheSi

"m Cure Catdrrh, Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness,
D'""eh"is, and all affections II the Throat.
r""i'c Speakers aud SINGERS use theu,.
thnm VIII lawyers, Doctors, Sea Captains all use
,hnsa VIII me best results. Among The bundreds OF
os tnousais VINO have used them there IL but one
voice ami that OF approval. They InvariohIv ,ro
!ho.e uiostio, anu relieve kidney Affections Just
Try one DoA ana You will be convinced
PREPARED by
e. Ii. HOPKINS, IN. D.,
Il3 Washington Street, HsSsteu. Mae
Wholesale Agents for Maine
s4 W.; rmrLt,rs Wdrs & Co., Portland.
Sold at Retail by all Druggists. feb13d&wIws
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now prepared to supply Hospitals, PHYSICIANS the
trade and the great public generally, with the stand
ard and invaluable remedy, DopD's NERyINE which
article surpasses all known preparations for the cure
OF all formsof Nervousness 1t israpdly supercedng
every preparation of opi-the well-known result Of
winch ls to produce costiveness and other serious
difcuitles aays irritation, restessness and spasms
and induces regular action Of the bowel and seere-
tive organs.
readily, or met with such universal approyal For
Sleepiessness, Loss of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and all the ,eartill
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 5
GEO. 9. GOODWIN 81 Co.
augilsnlyd&w Wholesale Agents. Boston.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WEST COAST AFRIcA-ALMADIE POINT.
Information has been received at this Office that
from the first day OF Dec, 1906 light would be
hbited from q lighthouse recently erected on Alma
die Point, Cape Verde, West Coast Africa
The light is fixed red light, elevated S5 feet above
the level of the sea- and in clear weather should be
seen from a distance OF miles.
The illuminating apparatus is by lenses of the
fourth order.
The tower is square, thirty nine feet high rising
from the centre OF the keepe 5 dwelling and paint
ell white. 1t is built on the western rise of point
from it Cape Verde light bears s Il Il nearly two
miles, and the extremity OF the point to the west
ward is distant one mile .G ..#
!. By order OF the Lighthouse Board:
W. b. B.SHUBRICK, Chairman
Treasury Department, Office L. ii. Board
Washington CITY Feb T. 1877
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ANDERSON & CO.'S
HOOP-SKIRT FACTORYl

1888 Congress st. above Casco.
UR French, German and American Corsets from
rs cts to $1,000 pair.
Hoop Skirts made to order at one hours notice.
Feb 9--sN d3m tEfs s.-
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER el
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER.
Renews the Hairl -
UsS Restores Gray Hair to its Original ColeM sgsa
Prevents its falling off! 47NT2
Makes the Hair Smooth and Glossy! '.4- {
1t does notstain the skin! = "a a
1t has proveditse the best preparation ever present.
ed to the public. -
~ Give it a trial. r.. Price ~ M
II. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. il. :, Proprietors
p=9~ For sale by all druggists. fe7d&wiwsN
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STORE No. Chestnut street, now occupied by A
~ GOwell as Shoe Store, he will take the sisrC
ON Congress street formerly occupied by Mrs Emery
Said store will be a good one for tailor mlner
or any other kind of business fe12dtf
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For Sale Cheap.

i SECoND-HAND Safe, size inside 17i 20.
l Platform Scale.
40 nj feet extra Southern Pine, inch thick and rom
to inches wide.
10 M u inch do, II to IA in width.
R. DEERHNG,
iapaOtf Uobson's Wharf. Commc rcial street
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hftniafure Almanac. 80. February I3.
pun rises. ....,.....700 Moon sets........ 200 AM
sun sets. 80 High water $50 PM
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MARINE N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, February 12.
ARRIVED.
Ss SSogsamer Chesapeake johnson New York
Sh n n N Dresser, Bernard, Nansemond Va
Sch ScI pIeposlt; Simmons, Rockport, Mass.
Sch hamartIne, Hill, Saeo
Sch Belle, tBrl Ingalls,, Grand ,Ienan ,or pos.o.
CLEARED.
Barque Augustine Kobbe. NEW oe eoo..... -o,
tons) Carver Matanzas-Chase. Cram Strto 90
want. ~ 'e
Brig j Bickmore, Graiam, cardenas-.,os t,o,,
son. ~
Sch Gen Grant, orchard, Baltimore-JI1ul,
Sell Ida l. Howard, MeDuiiie New York Aooy'
sch Shawmut, Kicker. Boston.
Sch JAS Lawrence, Frisbee, Boston
The Messrs Blanchard. at Yarmouth are building
fine ship Of about 400 TONS to be completed early
in the spring.
The hiessrs Skolfeld, of Brunswick, viii bni'd a
first class ship OF about 1000 tons during the coming
season. Mr. Jos Given will put up a barque OF 600
tons, TO be launched in the summer. -
Mr. Morton Stevens, of Harpswel, will build a cou-
pie of first class vessels during the coming season.