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WANTS.
xc MACHINES.

SE", Sanfed everywhere TO sell our low
- AE' .Il, licensed machines. Send Tor our
r'arI ",S.g4W & CLARK, S, NJ. Co, Bidde-
..rruA' nOvl4-ly
81 M4lAC.
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a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF TRUSS.
n es, Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Supporters,
and Bandages For sale by
c. II. 0DBERT, Druggist,
iulyl9 End of Stone Bridge.
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NORWAY
0n Manufacturing COMPANY,

UVl Maln1aCtllrlng company,
NEElCE AND WAREHOUSE, FOOT OF
Sy tnnrth street, manufacturers of NUTS,
SSCIL!h, WASHERS. etc. Also, all kinds OF
"a hS, BRADS. FINISHING, SHOE, and
a. ;.lNGARIAN NAILS. JOB MACHINE
"ORK and BLACKSMITHING promptly eS'
Nlted and Oil Tools made to order.
narlf.ln
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Lace Handkerchief,
Laees and Embroideries att, d. Smith
& Co.'S. ~ - 8st - salzk q ?
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HOWARD HOUSE,
No>, 5 d Z North Howard ~
Two DOORS FROM BALTIMORE STREET.
BILL a. sEWELL, Proprietors.

BALTIMORE, March l, 1867.
I'VE HAVE LEASED THIS HOUSE ANC
have enlarged the Office, introduced Steam
throughout the house, renovated and remodeleC
.At Water Closets repapsred and reprinted the
Gorms and furnished tlCpi with new carpets
fruture. &C wehave in fact made the house
-r'lslv new inside.
w. have also a te .egrT ,h office In the building
Euh wirr~ running TO al parts of the United
N'a,,s Canada and Europe.
Oar Tables will az all seasons be abundantly
applied with all the market affords.
". have also attached TO the Hotel an elegaI
Billiard Room. furnished With Tables made e1
yrr.sly for H. by the celebrated manufacturers
Nss.r-. PHELAN & CoLLESDER, of New York.
Oar Bars will be supplied with the best OF
H!ura and Liquors.
S~,vauts attentive and polite, and every at
.sniion will be paid 10 the comfort OF the Guest
md Patrons VI the House which will be made ae
Howe like "a possible.
Stages will he at the DepOts on arrival OF
.'ans also at the steamers on their arrival TO
convey guests and their baggage to the House.
BULL & SEWELL,
Rar223m Proprietors
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Who have injured themselves by certain prao.
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be Enatched from all prospects and enjoyments
Of life by the consequences Of deviating from
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secret habit. Such persons must, before con.
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1--WE BARRELS PURE RYE WHISKY,
by e. II. UDBERT,
End of Stone Bridge.
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ANTHOLOGY.
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that = sound mind and body are the
happiness. Indeed. without these tho journey
Through life becomes q weary pilgrimago the
prospect hourly darkens 90 the view; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and iilled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness OF
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81, 81 and 1O-4
sheetings opened BY ]. II. Smith q
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DYE FLOUR
n 20 barrels extra family White Rye
Just resolved, and for sale By
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state Of West Virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Court, 4ugsst Rule'
1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
CORPORATION NOTICE.
po or LANDS AND rrNEANrs TAXES AND REGULAR

FOR TAXES
rnsf fNewYor ork
days
la
10
oft the and ten
will be
sm
of
Sd6
puARTnHN FnANCE
Ew
Byodero CoNNML Comptroller
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Jan. s.
Cotton-frm and closed quiet, with holders rather
more disposed to accept lower prices; sales 1890
bales; Middling Upands at36ic.
Flour-Receipts 400 bbls; sales 1880 tbbls; State
fine State As q 10 80; Extra do at II 90 90 ii Is:
Choice do at II 80 9 IA 80; Round Hoop Ohio ii so a.
y 75 Choice 6o do 1880 g IA 80; Superfne Western
3 40 e lS 80; Common to good Extra Western, 10 gu
q IL 90; choice do 10 10 q IA 75 Southern frrner with
sales $50 bbls mixed to good at Ii rs q 1907 Fancy
: Wheat-orened1 q &c better, but closed quiet and
firm at Yesterdays prices; sales ,O6O bush. Chicago
Spring at 90 6orreeeted Milwaukee No: at % q
White Winter, common, 81 free,
Corn-opened q Sc better, and closed with the
s g 20 in
sales "a 900 bush.
oatsnlc better; sales 1900 bush; Chicago Spring
Beet-actve; sales 500 bbls; new plain mess 70 90
9 ps 90; new extra rad DO u 1o6 90 g 20 o.
mess ut q 90 q q 80, sellers and buyers January
February and March; new mess at 20 81 a. Fl IL
closing at q 90 cash; old mess at 10 90 10 e, clos
fard~steady; sales Of CSC bbis at Tia "a 12ac for old
and Il. q 12c for new; also 4O6 bbs deliverable from
January 18th to February 10Th at 12ac cash.
Butter-frm; sales Ohio at Is a Csc; State at 26
a 80; Orange County pals, 40 q Is, -
MhiskeyM,,quiet.
sugars-quiet; sales 800 hhds. Muscovado at 1Osc
Cofee-dull
Molasses-dull. 81
IsaVu otores-qulet ana steady Spirits Turpent1ne
at W a SIC. Rosin at 125 "a 90.
ons-quiet; inseed at 80 g 81; lard, sperm and
whale quiet, = = ' -
Petroleum-dull; sales crude at 10 @ Ice; refined
Tallow-quiet and steady sales So 900 lbs, at II a
Wool-frn with moderate demand; sales 250, 600
lbs at 45 q SO for domestic fleece 40 "a AZ for siper
and extra pulled 10 "a % for Texas 23t0 81 for CAL
iornia; Cape, Cordova, Mestiza and Noi ON private
terms. ---.t tsf
Freghts to Lverpool-frm. Cotton "a 3-16d;
Grain-Corn 81 AID; and Oats at Sd by sailing ves-
sci. 80 rs go .4!att tsf's Y
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FROM EUROPE
NEWS BY THE CAB e.
Visit of the American YachtSmen
to Windsor Castle.
GREAT SNOW STORM IN
ENGLAND. -.-
Another Failure by the
Emperor Nap OleOn.
TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE IN
ALGERIA.
Many Villages Destroyed and Large
Number of Lives Lost.
FROM EUROPE

Cones, Jan. 4.-Prince Christian made visit
to the American yachts yesterday, and was re-
ceived with all the honors.
London, Jan. 4.-The American yachtsmen,
by royal invitation, went to Windsor Castle
to-day. The doors of all the London clubs
have been thrown open to the yachtsmen, and
they are warmly welcomed wherever they ap.
pear in this city Great preparations are being
made by the Royal Thames Yacht Club, for the
banquet which they will give to their brother
yachtsmen tomorrow
There has been great snow storm here
The highways and railroads are blocked up,
the snow having drifted badly. Vessels have
been delayed, the fisheries suspended and the
poor are suffering. t3 f9
Paris, Jan. 4.-The American residents have
invited the gentlemen of the American yachts
to q grand banquet in this city.
Napoleon presented Mr. Bgelow with a
copy of his works ON the latter's retiring
St. Petersburg, Jan. 4.-Great interest is fell
here in TIE recent ocean yacht race. The I'm
perial Yacht Club propose to extend an invita-
ton to the adventurous yachtsmen to visit
Russia.
Florence, Jan. 4-Reports from Rome state
thai Signor Tonelli, the italian envoy, is max,
ing good progress in negotiations with the
Pontlfcal Government, and some of the points
OF settlement have already been agreed upon
home, Jan. 1.-The Pope, in his address to
the Corps Diplomatique, on New Years day
significantly dwelt on the hypocrisy of his pre-
tended friends.
Brussels, Jan 4.-The effort of Napoleon to
form a quadruple alliance failed England
fayors an alliance with Prussia, provided the
independence of Belgium is guaranteed
Paris, Jan g. Dispatches received this
morning announce the occurrence of terri
BILE earthquake in Algeria. Many villages were
destroyed and large number of lives lost
London, jan. "a grand demonstration in
behalf of reform is projected for the first Mon
day of the meeting of Parliament, by the pre-
sentation of petitions for reform by indiuidu,
ais in person.
A vague rumor of the death of President
johnson prevailed in this city on Change yes
terday. ~
Londonderry, Jan. 5.-The steamship Peru
Wan, from Portland for Liverpool, touched
here to-day and proceeded. i4is5
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, Jan. o..
The steamship Alemania, which sails to-day,
takes out 100000 in specie, and the City of
Washington 5000.
The burglar who shot Mrs. Ward in Newark,
N. j., was captured in this city yesterday, and
proves to be negro named Thompson. The
property stolen was all recovered and the cul-
prit safely jailed
At the fire last evening in West street, occI-
pied by Alderman & Pratt, the building was
totally destroyed. 1t was used as flour store
Loss $4,000; insured.
A fire occurred at the corner of Nassau and
Beekman streets, at o'clock this evening,
which burned down the stores occupied by the
American News and Publishing Company
Loss $4,000. 80
NEW YORK, JAN 6.
Mrs. Francis Gray Willard, formerly of Mid
dleton Conn.,, was shot and instantly killed in
her boarding house on Goth street, by Thomas
M. Burke, policeman, who is said to have
been a rejected sutton for her hand. Burke af-
forwards shot himself in the head, and was
conveyed to hospital where he soon died.
Mrs. Willard was forewoman of the female
compositors of the New York World and FASH
ion, and editress of the Sunday Times and
Messenger She was a writer of ability, and
highly esteemed by journalists here and else
where.
Rev. Moses Cummings, prominent clergy
man of the Bible Christian denomination. and
many years editor of the Christian Herald and
Messenger, died this evening in this city.
The United States steamer Susquehanna
Commodore James Alden arrived here TODAY
from New Orleans Dec. 9th, via Key West
Jan, LIST.
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Letter from Gen. ur.in,.elm...

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. o.
Flakes Bulletin of this morning contains
the following letter from Gen. Heietzel-
man, charged with committing an offence
against the laws of Texas, at Galveston, De-
cember Doth: RAa4 ~ II -
Judge b. r. Baldwin, United States District
Attorney of Houston -:
A few days since was served with capias
from Seguin, Guadalupe County, Texas, is
sued by Judge Ireland, VIGOROUSLY disloyal.-
He replied by furnishing the order under which
acted, and letter from my Adjutant Gener-
al, enclosing it to the agent OF the Freedmen
Bureau at Seguin. Neither he nor went to
Seguin. The present disturbed condition of
the country will not admit of my leaving the
post. l would not deem my life safe in the
hands OF the Texas authorities, as know of
two individuals who were recently taken from
jail in Bolton, Bell County, by mob, and put
to death. There is strong feeling against ofi-
GERS who have been in any way Instrumental
in sustaining the United States laws, particu-
larly those connected with the Freedmens
Bureau. The evident object of this process is
to annoy and Cypress me for performing my
duty, and through me to throw discredit on
the United States authorities in the State
(Signed) s. p. HEINTzELMAN,
%4EkQ 81 Brevet Major General
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Monday Morning, January Z, 1867.
WASHINGTON.
Issue of National Currency.
Impeachment Of the President.
Veto of the Negro Suffrage Bill.
INTERNAL. REVENUE RECEIPTS.
THE CASE OF THE ASSASSINA-
TION CONSPIRATORS.
Issue of National Currency.
Veto of the Negro suffrage Bill.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
WASHINGTON. ian. x

WASHINGTON, Jan. g.
The total amount of fractional currency
printed at the Treasury Department last week
was S275,043. The shipments for the same was
as follows: To United States Depository at
Baltimore, Md, ones and twos, $50 900; to AS
slstant treasurer at Charleston, S. G, S4O,oOO;
IN Iracuonal currency to Assistant treasurer
at Philadelphia, Pa $4,000; to Assistant treas,
urer at Charleston, S. G., $4,000; To National
Banks S98,719.10; total $30S, 71O.10. There has
Deen issued from the Treasury department
during the week ending to-day SlS,40o IN Ma
tional Bank currency, making the total amount
issued uI to date $500, 1856. From this is to
be deducted the currency returned, including
worn out notes. amounting to 81, 1872; leav-
ing in actual circulation at this date sos, 609,-
419. Amount of securities held by the United
States in trust for National Banks, reported to-
day is as follows: As securities for circulating
notes $340, 1863, 1885, for deposits $38 1868 600; to-
tai S379,267 100. Total amount of fractional
currency redeemed and destroyed at the Treas
ury Department during the past week was
scoops.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day
were 1888, 6281S; making the total receipts for
the week ending to-day $685., 1880.
AT the Republican caucus tonight, the SUBJ
ject Of impeaching the President was consider
ed. Ne conclusion was arrived at.
The Both United States Infantry left this city
under command of Mai. Dallas, for Omaha via
Chicago and Clinton, Ill.
A grand banquet in honor of the SD ami
Ntrsdry ol the DaUtie OF new orleans, Will take
place at the National Hotel, on Tuesday even
ing next Most complete and perfect arrange
ments have been made, and the President and
his cabinet and ex-Presidents, Generals Grant
Sherman, Meade, Hancock, Thomas, Blair and
other distinguished officers have been invited.
Hon. Francis p. Blair, Jr, will preside on the
occasion.
The President COMPLETED his veto message
on the bill TO regulate the elective franchise
in the District of Columbia on Friday, when
it was read to the Cabinet, and the whole ques-
ton thoroughly reviewed. Gen. Grant was
present during its consideration. 1t is stated
that all the members of the Cabinet excepting
Mr. Stanton agreed with the veto, he believing
that Congress had the power to pass the bill
The message will be sent to the Senate on
Monday.
Although no definite action has been taken
in the case of DR.. Mudd, Spangler, Arnold and
OLaughlin, the assassination conspirators, it
is not improbable that they will, in conse-
quence of the late decision of the Supreme
Court against military commissions, be brought
hither by the Government from Dry Tortugas
and delivered to civil tribunal, for deter
mination of the case.
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DEADY FOR BUSINESS. WILLIAM
III BROWN, formerly at OF Federal street, Is now
permanently located at his store No GA Federal st,
few doors below Lime street. He is now prepared to
attend to the wants of his numerous customers and
the public generally In the way Of cleaning and re-
pairing Clothing of all kinds, and will be attended
to with his usual promptness. Also secondhand
Clothing for sale at lair prices. no96dtf
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Several marked cures have come under cur obsorv-
alton, and we have conversed with many others who
have been benefited by DIR. Carpenters treatment,
and have become satisfied that he 10 skHl in the
class Of diseases which he treats careful prom
Use only what he can pertorm.-lDangor Wing Cour
See other Certificates in City papers.
dec 21-d1m&wIt-
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 8.
Gen. Reynolds left this city this forenoon to
assume the discharge of his duties on the Rio
Grande. .rs
1t is reported that Gen Sheridan is about to
marry the belle of Louisiana
The freedmen of Texas celebrated the ami
versary OF the emancipation proclamation on
New Years day. Meetings were held and tenn
perate addresses delivered.
Inc Iloth coiored regiment, in this depart
ment is TO be broken up Immediately. II is
understood that it will be replaced by white
regiment.
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The Movements of Admiral Porter and
Frederick seward.

The Movements of Admiral Porter and
Frederick seward.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 5.
The gunboat Don, which went to sea ON a
secret mission on the Sd inst. during snow
storm, arrived at o'clock this A. NJ She ex-
perienced rough time, losing part of her
mainmast, her small cutter, and was otherwise
damaged. The gunbeat Gettysburg arrived
shortly afterwards from Annapolis, going to
Norfoik this morning and returning this after
noon. Both are here tonight ~
& The movements OF Admiral Porter and Fred
erick Seward are involved in obscurity.
Akt 5fF FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 6.
The gunboat Gettysburg, which was substi-
tuted for the gunboat Don, disabled in storm
ON the coast, went to sea this morning.
Admiral Porter and Fred Seward were in
visible while the gunboat remained in the har-
Dor.
The Don went to Norfolk to repair damages.
The flagship Rhode Island Admiral Palmer,
from Charleston, arrived this afternoon The
Admiral is ordered North to attend a court
martial Fi
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-07
FENIANS.
Retirement Of James Stephens
from the brotherhood.
Brio. General Gleason App0isatesl
to Full the Position.

New YORK, Jan. 6.
At Fenian convention held this evening
at the Apollo Rooms, rs Prince street, compos,
ed of Centres and delegates from the various
Circles in the district of Manhattan, the as
founding disclosure was made that James
Stephens had retired from the ranks of the
brotherhood, alleging in justification of his
action that the organization was not sufficient
ly. powerful to attempt conflict with the
might of England. A letter was read from
Coi. Kelly in relation to Fenian matters. The
Colonel was sent for. On presenting himself
he was requested by the meeting to state what
he knew in regard to Stephens. He then
stated he did not believe Stephens to be a
traitor but attributed his conduct to cowardice.
Those present at the meeting before separating
pledged themselves to 90 on with the work. and
appointed Brig. Gen. Gleason to fill the posi-
ton rendered vacant by the retirement of Mr..
stephens. The latter is understood to be still
in New York.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-07
Fans, Wells, Under Garments, Corsets,
every kind and size, and
FANCY GOODS Of all Descriptions.
Anexamination this branch will convince all that
VIC are making prices very low. t
Dress Trimmings

at prices to suit VELVET RIBBONS, black and
colored in any width; by the piece make discount.
nS-A All our prices will prove to you beyond doubt
that goods are sold here cheaper than elsewhere.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-07
Needing Of Cotton and Wooden nIanafac-
aurers.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. g.
A meeting of cotton and wooden manufac-
tuners was held on Saturday, at which memo
rial to Congress was adopted, asking for modi-
hcations of the internal revenue laws as tol-
lows: Removal of the per. cent. tax on goods
drawback of 3 per cent. per pound on cotton,
to be refunded to manufacturers, and also a
drawback on all articles taxed previous to en-
tering in the manufacture Of all goods, and to
tax articles of luxury not procured in the
United States" The memorial ends as follows
IF our request be granted We can then COM
pete with foreign manufacturers, and furnish
goods to our own people at greatly reduced
rates" The memorial was signed by the prin-
cipal manufacturers OF this city, and COM
mlttee was appointed to proceed with it to
Washington,
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Bank Notice.
FHE following The LIST and I'll Sections of an act
II OF the LegislaLu re. uasael Ee Ii %

fHE following the LIST and I'd Sections of an act
L OF the Legislature, passed Fe 20, 1866:
SECTION ]. In all cases where the liability of any
Dank i'll this State to redeem its bills would expre
in the year 1896, but for the provisions of this act
suc liability shall be extended until the 1st ,ay Of
March, 1861, except such banks now in the
"hands of the Receivers"
SECT. 2. The Bank Commissioners shall publish
IN one or more newspapers nearest the place where
"a bank Is situated, and in such other new spapers as
'they may see lit, notice OF the time when the La
'Dlty OF such bank will for the redemption of
its bills, said notice to be continued FOR three
next before the time named therefor"
The liability OF the following banks to redeem their
bills, which would have expired III the year 1866 and
after the passage OF this is by the first section of
the act, extended until the LIST day OF March, 1857
Augusta Bank at Augusta Long Reach Bank at Bath
bath Bank, at Bath. Lewiston Falls Bank,
Bank OF Somerset, at lewiston
at Skowhegan. Marine Bank,
Bank of Winthrop, at Damariscotta
at Winthrop. Northern Bank,
Freemans Bk, at Augusta at HauowelI
Granite Bank, at Augusta. Oakland Bank,
International Bank, at Gardiner
Kenduskeag Bank, Skowhegau Bank
at Bangor. at Skowhegan.
A. Ee WE2S9RBaINs' co,n Bank
NoV 20, 1866 no2sd1aw3m
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-07

NEW ORLEANS, jana
The Golden City brought no late news from
the interior of Mexico The French army of
occupation will not leave as soon as expected.
1t was reported that the French war vessels
would remain two or three months longer.
New YORK, Jan. 8.
chihuahua dates of Dec. 10 say Jaurez was
to leave for Durango the next day.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.
The Herald's Leavenworth, Kansas, special
dispatch says advices from Mexico state that
Jusrez left Chihuahua Dec. 10th for Durango,
of which place the Liberals were in undisturb-
ed possession. .r..-4E ~...- G
CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. g..
Rio Grande papers OF the 23d make no men
ton of the execution of Escobado. Captain
Osken, first officer Of his staff reported Can
ales as still faithful. so.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4.
This evenings Bulletin says it learns from
an intelligent source, that at the date of the
stoppage Of the Golden City at Acapulco it was
believed that the French would evaeuate that
place Christmas day, after an agreement with
the Liberals that they would insure safety to
all persons compromised by their connection
with the Imperial occupation.