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SOMETHING MORE THAN TALK.-Thc COM
mittee on foreign affairs of which Gen Banks
is chairman, has at length agreed upon bill
which is extremely practical for the protec-
ton of naturalized citizens abroad, as well as
native-born citizens who are arrested in for
eign countries. We give the first two sec.
lions in full:
SEC. 1. All naturalized citizens of the Unit
ed States while in foreign States shall be en-.
titled to and receive from this government
the same protection of person and property
that is accorded to native born citizens i'm like
situation and circumstances; and the Presi-
dent Is empowered to use the influence and
authority OF this government in all just en-
beavers TO secure the recognition of other
governments of the principles of public law
which have been insisted upon and main
tanned by the government of the United
states In regard to the rights of naturalized
cltlzens, provided that no citizen, native born
or naturalized, who is guilty of crime against
the laws of any foreign State committed with
IN Its jurisdiction, or of desertion from actual
service IN the army and navy of such State
or who shall have acquired naturalization by
ms representation or fraud, or who, as to resi-
dence or otherwise, by treason or other crimes
against the United States, shall have forfeited
or who shall have renowned his rights as a
naturalIZed citizen, Shall be entitled to the
protection contemplated by this act.
ttoisC. z w ueneVer III snail be duly made
known to the President that any naturaliZed
citizen of the United States has been arrested
and IS detained by any foreign government in
contravention of the intent and purposes of
this act, upon the allegation that naturalza-
ton in the United States does not operate to
dissolve his allegiance to his native sovereign;
that whenever any native born citizen shall
have been arrested and detained without
charge of the crime committed within the
Jurisdiction of such State, and whose release
shall have been unreasonably delayed or re-
fused, the President shall be and hereby is
empowered, by way of indemnity and reprisa,
to order the arrest and to detain in custody
any subject of such foreign government who
may be found within the jurisdiction of the
United States, and the President shall with
out unreasonable delay, give information tc
Congress Of such proceedings of indemnity
and reprisal
Suppose the British government, for in
stance, had refused to release George Francis
Train; here was Mr.. Dickens with the mer-
cenary Dolby all ready to be ''gobbled up" by
way of reprisal. Passports for two, Mr. Sew
ardu d.
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MARRIED..

In Brunswick, JAN g. Peregrne W. Gowell, oil
Bowdoin, and Sarah B. Curtis, Of B.
In Gardiner, Jan. II, Chas. A. Hldrcth and Cas-
celia E. Stilphin.
In Bath, Jan. 90 Edward T. Mitchell, of Bath,
and Fannie L. Cutting. of Phipsburg Z
In Rumtord JAN Is, Jonathan " Silver. OF r.
and Abbie l.. Barker of Hanover : : ~
In Fayette. Jan. 4, Chas. w. Perkins, of East Liy-
ermore and Ann G. Tarbox, of BuckHeld
In Ellsworth, Jan: %. Marcus NJ. Morgan and
Clara A. WATSON, both OF Surry.
In Mt Desert, Jan. H. Albert L. Brewer Of Nj .
and ADbie NJ. Murphy, of fremont. y
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TIE MASSACHUSETTS ANTI SLAVERY So
scIETY met in Boston, on Thursday, but it's
proceedings attracted but little attention. Its
occupations gone" Wendell Phillips propos-
ed the resolutions, one Of which expressed a
want of confidence in Grant. Col. Higginson
was the only member who expressed his dis
sent from this attack. Mr.. Garrison did not
attend. He thinks the society has performed
its office and may now be placed on the retired
LIST - --------- - - - -
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Supreme Judicial Court.

JANUARY TERM-APPLEToN. j., PRESIDING.
,SATURDAY.-In the case of Ordway v. Wood, the
jury returned verdict for pla inti tor $755.3s. De-
fendant filed motion for a new trial. 5"
Deane s. Verrill. Strout & Gage
In the case OF L. B. bennett, Admir- v. Charles f.
Merrill, judgment was entered tor $263.43.
No. 1884. Zenas Pratt v. John Dow & ais This is
an action on Judgment obtained against defendants
who were stockholders and directors in the Cumber-
land Brick Manufacturing Company. The defence
is that the judgment has been satisfied. On triil.
J.C. Woodman. Id. Fessenden.
--.1 ii4l Shepley & Strout
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A"How CAN We BLOOM SO FRESH AND FAIR?"
goes the old Scotch song. How? Why, those
who show the bloom of health on their checks
take Plantation Bitters, which has the power
of terrifying the system against disease, and of
regulating the digestive apparatus. Are you
little or no appetite, headache, continued las
situde and depression of spirits? Take s..
T.-1S6O--X., and bloom and beauty will
return. The Bitters have become household
friend. '''''"'~A 'N"''''
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet art-
cle--superior to Cologne, and at half the price,
JAMS 2wSSw2ws tEasF geaGgTEE
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Hotel proprietors who are subscribers to the
Daily Press, or who become SO by sending their
names and the pay for one years subscription
to the Office, can have their name, the name
and location of their hotel published in the
Press under the head of HOTEL DIRECTORY
once week, during the continuance of their
subscription without charge.
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DIED..

In this city, Jan. 25. Adah e., daughter OF Samuel
and Mary .. Wells. aged years months days.
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock, from
No. 20 Wilmot street.
In Cape Elizabeth, Jan. "a, Loring Harold, young
est son OF Ii. u Sarah q. Edwards ag ID year aud
months.
In Bangor, Jan. %, Mrs. Hannah Jordan, relict of
the late Capt Israel Jordan, aged 90 years and IL
months.
In Buckfeld, Jan. 10, Mrs. Phebe c., wife OF Ma
hum Moore, aged Al years.
In Norway Jan. 1G, Deborah j., daughter of VIM
and Mercy Merrill, aged % years months.
In Panama, Dec. 29, John +. Ice, son OF Cant j
Lee of Oxford
In Bath. Jan. Is, Mr.. AlonZo Parks aged "a vaoro
and MONTH '
In Edgccmb, Jan. ", Mrs. Rebecca, wife Of Elijah
Cove, aged " years months. '
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PASSENGERS,

In steamer HISTORIAN, for Tiyerpoo,- Cram
Miss Ripley, ID Morgan, Mr. Morgan ,Jr. O. ID ieSer'
John Hole, . Shee: Mr. Brown, W Wilson, Jas Me
Gl9re, Mcclure ,Jr, Mr. McPhail, MIR Merrick. Jas
Mrs Jach son and child, MIR Reed, Jas Gum, Arch
poulus 1r Mr. Robins Jno Robins, JAS Proctor, Jno
rrocsor, JAS Twtehell, Mr. McKerran, Mr. David
soI, NJ Brown, MIR Barker, j Cooper, Mr. Dawson
d b y Doher y, Alfred CarAw, DIR Pigron, q w Viii
son, " VT ght, A Behan, Capt Sinnott, and 50
others In the Storage.
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friends has stIll, but as yet nobody is able to

friends has still, but as yet nobody Is able to
fix upon its locality.
There is much talk about the approaching
election. Gov. Harrimans friends rely on his
popularity to carry the State, while the Dem
ocrats point to the doings of Congress as the
cause of stagnation of business. The Chase
organization is the most perfect in the State,
but he is not the favorite of the people. Gen.
Grant takes the lead. STEVE.
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GEN. PETER FORCE, who died in Washing
ton, a few days ago, had collected famous IL
brary of books and documents relating to the
early history of America which was lately
purchased by the government and added TO
the library of Congress. In this speciality he
rendered an inestimable service to the coun-
try, but lived only short time to enjoy the
money paid him for his valuable collection.
His age was seventy-eght years.
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DISASTERS.

Sch Mary Patten. at New York from Bermuda,
was five DAYS North OF llatteras with str ne NV
gales, lost flying jibboom, sprung main BOOM split
Sails re.
Sch Il Elliot, Gilchrist, from Thomast0n. with
Lme arrived at Galveston 22d inst, with her cargo
fire. having taken six days previous EifoIts aid
been taken to smother It, ..lHnH .t..
The hull OF Br brig j Woodwork. wrecked at
Nantucket, has been sol tor 100, and the spars
$40. Efforts Will he made to get her oil. -
Brig Hattie. OF Bangor, ashore at Body Island,
was hove astern several feet the 10Th inst and it
was expected she would come off next day About
so hlids sugar had been landed.
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The Daily and Maine State Press

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, ColeswOrthy and
Chisholm Bros, at Boston Depot, and the train of
q. M. Curtis, and at Portland & Rochester Depot
At BiddefUrd, of Pillsbury Bros.
AT Saco OF j, S. Locke. .s- ..-......s.
At Brunswick, of w. r.. Fields. ..,"
At Waterville, of j. S. Carter.
At G0rham of News Agent aarsaeeR &.
At Bath ofJ O. Shaw.
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tub. and knew what the effect of the Presi-
dents detection and of the elections last fall
had been. The Rebel snake had been galvan-
lied into new life, and would wake up and bite
if this state of things continued. The only
hope of the Union men South is in the stead
fast support of their friends at the North If
he were to return to Tennessee with the news
that Maine was going Democratic, his friends
would be in despair. He had seen the unpre-
tending brick house in Greenvile belongingt to
the ex-Alderman, and thought it pity the
owner was not at home. The colored people
in Tennessee had lost their promised Moses,
and were saying, AS for this man, Moses, we
wot not what has become of him." The peo-
pie ought next fall to send him home, to sing,
hopelessly," "Could but climb where Moses
stoodp (Great laughter.)
Mr.. Dow spoke of the necessity of union.
No vote of ours nor any we can influence,
should be so thrown as to give comfort to the
men who Kissed across the war path of the ma
ton. This was the first meeting of a.grand
and momentous campaign. From this hour
we must throw aside all local issues and devote
our whole energies to the promotion of our
national policy. (Applause).
Mr.. McCobb excused himself on account of
the lateness of the hour, but said he was glad
to witness all this enthusiasm. He had thought
of late that there might be some danger Of a
reconstruction at the North on Southern prin-
ciples, but was treasured by this demonstra-
ton. Ao e.tlsttiss-- 'itt-iit n.y. 81
Mr.. Blanchard then announced that the
rooms are henceforth at the service of the par
ty, and will be open day and evening and sup
piled with all the city newspapers and such
others as may be found desirable. Another
formal meeting was appointed for Wednesday
evening. This is good beginning, and we
trust will be followed up with the same spirit.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANClSCO-Ar2 ith inst, ship Geo Pea
CONFESSIONAL 3D. sch Elliott, Gehrist,
Thomaston, with cargo on iire.l
NEW EANS-Below Goth, ship Alice Thorn
dixie SNOW Rockland; bardues Henry A Litchfeld
SLEEPER, and Mary NJ Bird, Packard from do. 1.-The
above started nearly tOgs.sr the ship leading and
Sid i'm SW Pass 18th, ship Mongolia, Melcher, TOR
Liverpool. a.f ....--F
APALACHIC0LA-In port 18th inst. brig Mary
Comery Comery, from Aspinwall. ar sch.
SAVANNAlf-Ar 80 b, ship Cl1ra Wheeler, VIII
marth, Liverpool.
CHARLESTON-sld 23d sch seguin, Call, for
Savannah.
RTCHMoND-sld 22d, s.h Mail, Merrill, for Prov
NoRFoLK-sld 2ed, sch Emma Gregory, Thorn
dixie, New York.
FORTRESS MONRoE-Sl 23d, U steamer Pc
nobscot, for West indies.
Passed up 18th, brig p Smith, IRON Nayassa Tor
Baltimore.
BALTiMoRE-cld 22d brig Julia Arey, Bah
Ar Esd, sch Emeine McLan Sleeper, New York
CID 23j, brig Mcintyre. Haskell, for Boston.
Sid schs Kate Wentworth. tor Providence; Mary
PHILADELPHIA-Cld 2Ith brigs Ida NJ Come
ry, Mcclellan, AsIinwall Merriwa, Warehouse,
NEW YoRK-Ar 2sd, brig Ella Maria, Berry I'm
Caibarien; schs Harriet Thomas. Robinson Paer-
mos schs Carrie Walker, Mcfarland JaeksonyIile;
EV Glover, Ingersol, Charleston. Tor Providence;
Freddie Walter, Atwood, I'm Portland Tor Virginia.
Eta Sylvester, sylvester Deer Isle for Baltimore.
Prince; q W Roosevelt, HERMAN, Galveston; trss
Nellie WALSH. st Cloix; George DowDes Tanair
Barbados L. l. Wadsworth, Bailey, Baltimore;
schs Mary Patten. Cummings. bermuda; Oraloo,
Small, doi Mary & Eliza, Wylie, York River ior
Bath. y -...i a1s.t"t
Cd oath, brigs Susie j Strout Strout, Carlenas;
Pcrss IL nckey, Foster, Satilla Ril err; sChs Clara
Smith, Smith, Cisntuegos; David Mason, Jones, for
Cardenas Anna Leland, Bennett. Sayanilla and
NEW HAvEN-Ar 23d, schs t J Hin, Chase, I'm
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49, FIRST Page 7o-dag-Appeilate Juris-
diction Of the Supreme Court; Radical Mis-
rnle at the South; Marine Board of Agricul-
ture; the February Magazines; Varieties.
Fourm Page-Emancipation, by Mrs. o. A.
S. Beale; inject Gertrude tonight" an Ital-
ian View; &c, &c.
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NOR SALE-stock and store situated in one OF the
i best locations for trade in ONiorl County, ami
now doing large business. For ftirtl particulars
enquire OF True q Haskell, South Paris, or
STEVENS, LORD Il HASKELL,
iln27lIf Portland.
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OK OCEAN STEAMERS.
MARIN Il N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday. January 90.

Saturday, January SJs
ARRIVED.
Sch Emma Giliatt tBr) Roddy, Clementport, Ms
with sj cords wood. .. -...
Sch Active, Matthews, Boston. ... .r
Sch Ceres, ibbins, Boston.
Sch Louisa, johnson, Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship HISTORIAN, (Brl button, Liverpool =
III Il A Allan. ...#
steamer 'ase, Colby, Halifax, MS John Por-
tenus.
Steamer Chesapeake, johnson, New York-Em-
cry 81 Fox.
Brig Forest State, Shute, Matanzas - George S
Hunt. .. .. {.
Sch Ruby, Broabeek, Poncc-Pbinney & Jackson.
Sch Admiral, Seelman New YOrk-Charles Saw
yer.
Sunday, january 26.
ARRIVED.
Sch Bellona Wallace, Rockport
Sch SargassO, Simmons, Southport.
Sch May, McKown, Southport. ..E Hr..s .
BELOW = Sch Stephen Morris. Seaman, from
Salem, in ballast
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Moth, Freckles. and Tan.

The only reliable remedy for those brown discolor-
ations on the face called Moth Patches Freckles and
Tan, is PERRY's MOTH AND FREcKLE LoTieN.
PREPARED only BY DR.. b. @. PERRY, Dermatologist
40 Bomt street. New Yark. Sold by all Druggists In
Portland, and elsewhere. Beware of inhalation.
November 49, M W,&S3m .'
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BatcheIor's Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is The best in the world.
The only trile and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous. No disapp ointment. No ridiculous
tnts. Remedies the i'll effects ut Bad DYES Invig-
crates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory 16 Bond
street. New York. jan1isNdiy
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For Sale.

fEtHE va liable Farm of the late DIR. j. NJ. Mill
ken ia ScarbOTo', situated ON the main road lead
ing from Saco to Portland. This farm Comprisl
about 2, acres OF woodland, line timber ot til
lage, LaSturage, and marsh. 1t is within one mile
OF the depot, 81 from Old orchard Beach, and near
10 church, school, AMI post OIL This iarm is in
excellent Order, rs also the buildings upon it. n
well fnishsd brick house with all farming cOnyen-
fences, barn SlXjG feet; wO0d-house, graHary, sc.
There are two fine orchards OF choice varieties Of
apples, pears and grapes, This frm will be sold
tire or in lots to purchasers. 10 Is dc sirabo
location for physician any wishing a pleas
ant country residence. For particulars enquire Ot
JOHN 5. AllLLIkEN, SearbJro Me. jam2Tdu
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ROnlis for SHE !

C,uFY OF CHICAGO seven per cent. Bonds, paya-
~ bic In New York.
New York.
Both consdere- by competent judges sound and
reliable securities. For sale ny
w. III. WOOD & son,
jan27dlw q Exchange 5 rect.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!!!
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCR Arcu L.

tA in from 10 to 4S hours. a
WhratOn's Ointment cures he Itch.
~ hen tom's Oin,mem. cures Salt &c heum.
Wbeaton's Ointment cures TeIicr.
Whcafon's Ointment cures BARRIERS Itch
" heatOn's Ointment Every hind
tgHbtt of Hummer like Magic. |iiHNA
Price, 30 cents a box; bymail, so cents. Address
WEEKS & POTTER, No. 100 Washington Street,
10 >ton, Mass. For sale by all Druggists.
September rs. eod&w1y ..r
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Turner's Tie pOuloureux. or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, is safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest cases ale completely and permanently cured
in a very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
GUS disease withstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physi-
clans. Ii contains nothing injurious to the most del
cate system. Sold-everyWhere. Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER g. CO., 10
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, propretols.
: For sale by w. f. Phillips 4 Co., Portland, Me.
July 10. eod&w1ysn ~.
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MAsoNIc-At the annual election of officers
of Moderation Lodge of f. and A. Masons,
No. 115, held at Buxton, JAN 9th, the follow
ing were chosen:-A Tracy, NJ; A. j. Smith,
S. W.; j. Bergman, j. W.; G. H. Libby, T.;
C. E. Weld, S.; G. P. Harmon, S. D.; D. Hun
toon, j. D. They were installed Jan. 18th by
P. M Samuel HILL 81 '---f'is~ fp
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements THE Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Pulmonary Balsam- Reed, Cutler & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Deering Hall-Herman & Co.'S Hippodrome.
z=z AUCTION COLUMN.
Sleigh Robes, &c.-E. NJ. Patten & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Dedication Methodist Episcopal Church.
- Blake's Toast Crackers.
Montreal Ocean Steamship Company.
Wanted to Purchase, a Grocery Store.
Farm tor Sale-John S. Milliken.
Proposals for State Printing and Binding.
81 uation as Book-Keeper Wanted.
Crown Mining Company-W. Davis.
SIS eco to Loan-W. II. FERRIS.
Stores to Let-W. II. Jcrris
Chance for Business-Steve S, Lord s. Haskell.
Bonds Tor Sale-W. H. Wood & Son.
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Municipal Court.


.t JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-State v. John Hyde, Patrick o Brien
and Andrew Conner, for assault and battery with
intent to kill. Trial decision to Connor and
O'Brion-probable cause-Hyde waived an examlna-
ton. Respondents ordered to recognize in the sum
of $500 for their appearance at the July term of the
S. j. Court. Webb for State; Ingraham in defence
Of Conner and O'Brion, and Thomas FOR Hyde. .s
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Lis. Of Vessel. built AID registered at Calais du

The prospect Tor the next year is not very tayora-
bic, but several vessels OF large re are TO be built
Notwithstanding. IL kidcout has in frame bark
OF $50 TONS TOR sale. Huggins viii build q bark Of
the stocks barque of 7e0 tons and sch OF $50 tons.
and Frost Brothers, at Perry, building tchr OF
$50 tons.
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MORE OF "BUMBLEroN's SToRM-D DESTROY
mo PoRRINGERs. The telegraph is RESPONSE
BILE for the error in the name of the gentleman
who is to succeed Mr.. Joy as assessor of the
revenue in the fifth district of this State, as
announced in Saturdays Press. 1t should
have been James H. Chamberlain b. -
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EXPORTS.

flour 800 bbls OIL cake, I55 bags peas I55 barl Glow
er seed 1904 bags wheat, 500 bbls extract hemlock
700 bbls ashes 80 boxes bacon ll3 bales cotton so
cases canned lobster, &c kits boxes fish, 40 pkgs
lard, 50 rolls leather pkgs butter,9 cases sewing
machines, Is ex parcels.
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ONE WEEK LoNGER.-Such has been the
unprecedented popularity of the Hermann
troupe that the manager has been induced to
remain here one week longer, and perform
ances will be given every evening at Deering
Hall. There will be some change in the pro-
gramme, but there will be the same admirable
performers. We have before spoken of the
merits of the Hippodrome exhibition, and can
only repeat that these performances are among
the best that we have had in this city.
The gift features of this exhibition will be
continued, only on better scale. This eve
ming q parlor set and a chamber set will be
given away, togther with 9S other presents of
dry goods and groceries A suitable present
will also be made to the handsomest lady and
one to the .handsomest gentleman, to be decid-
ed by a committee of ladies and gentlemen.
The box office will be open from 10 o'clock
A. NJ. to o'clock p. M, and we advise people
who can do SO conveniently, to purchase tick
cts during the day and thus avoid the rush to
the Office in the evening.
The chamber set on Saturday night was
given to our neighbor, DR.. Thomas G. Loring
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
State printiner and y,indh~
Grown Mining COmD,ny.
$95, 600 to EOnEa.

IN First Class City Real Estate. in sums to suit.
" APP TO WIN. II. JERKS,
.,,-- Zeal Estate Agent, opposite Prebie House.
70 Zoo girl wanted TO DO Homework.
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THE Richmond Examiner does not like the
patriotic organization known as the "Grand
Army of the Republic" In q recent article it
says: "The soldier as a power in the land is
fastdying, and will sson cease entirely to ex-
list. He lived like being in the day of his
power, but will die at last like dog in his
kannal' s....-. ...- r.iF .rIt4a.-... L..
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Mr.. FEssENDEN has recently introduced q
bill in the Senate providing for the reoganiza-
ton ofthe Treasury Department which will,
if adopted, decrease the expenses of the de-
'pratment fully $500 900 per AMMAN. 'i-
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SENsATIoNAL.-A Boston gold dealer re-
ceived dispatch from Washington, Wednes-
day, stating that Fernando Wood had shot Mr..
Washburne, of Illinois, on the floor of the
House! a5 s--et, .f ..9 yara.s I'd. ta
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From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.
Holmes Hole, Jan 25-Brig Manson, Capt Gilkey,
from Havana tor Boston, which sailed from this port
Is DAYS ago, returned here this morning, having
been blown OF.
New York, Jan 25-Ar, sch Jas a Croker, Rey-
noltls from Portland
Sch Mary II Westcott, from Portland, went ashore
at Blackwell's Island last night.
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DIR. s. s. FITCH'S. US
ssFanily Physician. -,

Seventy-six pages price % cents. Sent to any ad-
dress No money required until the book is received
sick or indisposed Address DIR. S. s. FITCH, 25
fremont Street, Boston. sN Jan29diy
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Amount of Losses unadjusted or wait.
ing proof, $3.50 90
City, County and S tate co
of New York. 90
EDWARD AsrHoNY, President, and IONA. Il ST.
JOHN, Secretary OF the LAMAR FIRE Insurance
COMPANY of the city of New YORK., being duly
sworn do soemnly depose and say, that the ioreeo-
ing is true and correct statement of the affairs of
said Company the list day OF January, 1868, to the
best OF their knowledge and belief.
-rrls a. EDWARD ANTHONY, President.
IONA. r.. ST. JOHN, Secretary.
Sworn to before me, January 2ist, 1868.
.- THoS. L. THoRNELL,
Notary Public.
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PORTLAND SUNDAY School UNION There
will be a meeting of the teachers and officers
of the Union at the yestry of the First Uni
versalist Church, this evening, at IL o'clock.
ALL pain from head to toe removed. Test
Pain Paint free. at 36 Winter street, Boston.
Nothing SO painful but quick it must go,
In body or limbs, from the head to the toe;
Drives out Inflammation, gives strength the faint
The first application Of Walcotts Pain Paint. : . Z.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"MESSRS. REED, CUTLER g. CO., Boston,
Gentlemen: We, the undersigned Wholesale Drug
gisfs having for many years sold your Vegetable
pulmonary BaisaI.s, are happy to bear testi-
mony to its great efficacy in all Pulmonary Com
plants We know of no medicine which has d. served
ly sustained so high reputation for long tenn
Of years." Signed by the oldest and largest houses
in lhs country.l Get the genuine. !. -... F.
Jan q, cod SN1m