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Congressional.
Washington, Mar. 2S.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The Chair submitted the Resolu.
tions of the Constitutional Conyen.
ton of North Carolina, expressing
their indignation at the course Of
the President, and thanking Con-
gress for tho stand it has taken.
Salisbury objected to their reoep-
ton on the ground that the Senate
beng Court Of Impeachment it
could not possibly receive such CON-
munications.
The Chair put the question and
the resolutions were received.
Stewart introduced a bill to pro-
vide for q temporary and provision
al Govt for Alabama. Referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
Anthony offered o resolution
which was laid over, allowing the re-
porter of the Associated Press q seat
on the floor during the impeachment
trial.
A bill relative to the Central
branch of the Union Pacific r r was
taken up.
Morrill, Of Vt, opposed the BILL
He did not know why the United
States should be called upon to build
90 many Of these roads.
Harlan supported the bill before.
The 45th rule was stricken out and
the report adopted.
At a quarter before 3 O'Clock the
Senate took up the veto messsge.
A discussion sprang up, the Dom.
ocratic Senators desiring to have il
postponed for better preparations to
discuss it, which ended by post.
ponement until tomorrow with the
understanding that the vote be then
reached.
The Senate went into executive
session at Ais.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
House concurred with the Senate
amendment reducing tax on coal oils
one halt. V0te-76 to 63.
1t non concurred in the senate
amendment as to tax ON machinery
contracted for by the government.
It agreed to the propositions Of
the Committe on Ways and means
in reference to tax on sales.
The.amendment reported by the
committee Of ways and weans - an
additional section in reference to
whisky frauds agreed to;-yeas 81,
nays 81. The bill then passed.
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A modest woman mnsi nften nei-
.et i,9fs -.
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The fire this morning burned all
the buildings on Main street, between
End and third. The sufferers are H.
Williams, A. 0. Storms, Brady Thorn
as, A. G. May, Geo. Stanley, W. H.
Anderson, Ross 4 Strong, Raw ia.
coh h Bro. and others. Total loss
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having TecelVeu your CouAuonSioA
letter. l conclude to accept your
offer, trusting upon your word and
honor as q gentleman, that there is
10 deception in tho matter, l will
send you ten dollars Is You direct, I
will mail it at Ottumwa, as / am 60
ing there Monday, and will register
the letter. You send the money and
l will exhibit it for you, and also do
the very best thing l can to forward
your enterprises.
Send the money by mail to Butler
P. o. Keokuk county, Iowa. + am
ignorant of what you want me to do
more than you state ia your letter.
Please write the particulars.
To c. A. Taylor, / Co. No. 80 !
Nassau street, New York.
While there may be some doubt
about which is the predominant trait
in the blending Of credulity and ras-
cality that goes to make up the com.
position of this remitter, there can
be mono about the genuine thievery
Of Taylor 4 co. and this whole entire
system lie one that cries aloud for
remedy at the hands of city, State
and national law makers.
In the name of all the Gods at
once, Messrs.:: Congressman, can't You
do something to stop this wholesale
system Of robbery, that daily VIC
timixes 80 many of the people?
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monty DUBIOUS, out nope Tor Its sue
cess.
A very important bill, for an act
to regulate insurance companies, has
been passed by the House, and, it is
understood, will pass the Senate
without material amendment. In
the early part of the session Capt.
Stone, the brilliant young represent.
alive from Mills county, introduced q
long and elaborate bill upon this
subject, which was referred to the
Judiciary Committee, and then to
the standing committee, authorized
this session, on Insurance, Of which
Mr.. Kilburn, of Adair, is Chairman.
Other bills upon the same general
subject were introduced, but Capt.
Stones bill, with tho exception of
two or three material changes, and
some immaterial notifications, was
reported by the committee and will
become the law. The bill requires
every insurance company to have .
capital of at least $50, 900. Of which
at least $25, 900, shall be paid up
No company can take in one risk an
amount in excess Of 10 per cont, Of
it's paid up capital. The Auditor Of
State is authorized to examine in the
fullest manner into the condition of
every company taking risks in the
State, and cannot, in fact, authorize
q accompany to do business, unless he
is fully satisfied Of its reliability
There are other provisions providing
agains! i'ins"raree rasrali'i /" Tie
lxi !. IN n I ~ 49, 1T,
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secretary read the amendments as tOl.
lows:
That now that a replication has
been fled, and the Senate adherinQ
to its rules already adopted, shall
proceed with the trial from day to
day, Sundays excepted, unless other
wise ordered or on reasons shown.
Mr. Edmunds: move the Senate
retire to consider that order.
Sumner and others-No mol!
The yeas and nayswere demanded
and ordered which resulted asfollows:
Yeas-Anthony, Bayard, Bucka-
lew, Corbett, Davis, Dixon, Doolittle,
Edmunds, Fcssenden, Fowler, Free
linghuysen, Grimes, Henderson, Hen
bricks, Howe, johnson, McCreery,
Morrill,, Merrill, of N H., Norton Pat
terson of N. H., Patterson, Taw,
Saulsberry, Sprague, Van Wrinkle,
Vickers, Wiley, and Willetts, 20
Nays-Cameron, Cattell, Cole,
Chandler, Conkling, CONFESS, Cragin,
Drake, Ferry, Harlan, Howard, Nor
gan, Nye, Pomeroy, Ramsey, Ross,
Sherman, Stuart, Sumner, Thayer,
Upton, Trumbull and Wilson.-yeas
%.
The Senate retired for consultation
at 1:26. After the Senators had re.
tired, Mr. Stevens was discovered sit
ting to the left and rear of the Presi-
dents desk, having entered unnotic-
ed and having proceeded in the
meantime to the galleries, hitherto
very quiet was rippled with fhns,
and chit chat. while on the floor the
seats served to the Senators wero in.
vaded by knots Of members and 9th.
ers in conversation.
At 3:25 the Senate reappeared and
c"anr having bcca restored tho Chief
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demeanor or high crimes in Office, 90
there was no departure whatever
in the replication.
Bigham argued there never was
q demurrer entertained in the case
ofimpeachment in the Senate, or in
peers OF England. Special pleading
was unknown in the whole proceed
ings.
Presidents answer to the 18th arti-
Gle was therefore q plea Of not gull
ty-
Wood Of N, Y, took exceptions to
the phrasealogy of the replication
which declares to be in the name of
all the people of the U s. and ar
gued that such declaration was false,
in fret Wood proceeded to criticize
certain assumptions Of the mana
gers who for instance authorised the
managers to say yesterday they
would present their replication to
the Senate. at O'Clock to-day. Is
the replication of the managers or
of the House Of Representatives. l
contend that in the absence of any
action on that question by the
House Of Representatives, it was an
assumption Of duty an arrogation of
power on tho part of the managers
10 declare to the Senate they would
at o'clock to-day present this rep
LEGATION, and I find in the Baltimore
papers Of to-day this replication. Sir,
are we nobody !? Do the gentlemen
who have been selected by this
House to represent it in the Senate
constitute themselves the House of
Representatives,
Boutwell, understood the position
Of the gentleman from New York to
DO that as no did not agree TO tho
replication therefore it was not
good one. If that were so that
would be the end Of the whole pros.
ecution.
Wooa ~nmarkcd that he had sta
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tunes of president.
The president has just sent to the
Senate his veto Of the bill containing
: section taking away the appellant
jurisdiction ofthe Supreme Court in
habeas corpus cases. The veto is
very short.
1t is probable that the House will
now concur in the Senate amend
ments to the bill repeating tax on
manufacturers.
The House has heen allday consid-
ering the bill.
Nothing Of Importance doing in
the Senate.
Providence r. l., March rs.
The Zeiture National Bank was
robbed last night Of $4,000 of bills
and bonds. The Cashier was taken
from the bed in another House by
four men, and carried to the Bank
and compelled to open the vaults for
the robbers, who escaped. Capital
ofthe Bank $4,000.
London Is.
The House of Commons last night
passed bill for abilishing Church
rates.
Memphis, Tenn, March Is.
Private kilograms from radical
sources claim that Arkansas has gone
for tho Constitution, but the Ava
lanche special from Little Rock today
says:
It 10 estimated that the Constitu-
ton will be defeated by not lees than
5000. The election passed of quietly
through out the State.
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LINKENSALE.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-07
Q O Nj Nj Il RCIAL

New Work Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, March 5-6P M.-lIoney easy at & a.
6per cent. on call; prime discount per cent Ex-
change dull; 60 days 1925. Gold firm at 14l} Gov
ernments unsettled and heavy. The following are
the quotations :-Coupons rs 1884, III "a III; do
"a 1859; do January and July, Lea az IO6S; do 1867,
1859 q lo1; lo-4Cs, lolt g 1oll; 1905, iO5k q 1O6
roads weaker at the close. Erie after selling at 7I
declined to 7ig. Central iel from 1891 to 1884, with
market unsettled. Pacific MAIL Ill az iii; Central
l29z g 1893 Erie Tag q 6iz: Reading 81 a yab Mich
igan Southern 9ls g JI4; Rock Island 9S az +; Chi
cago q North Western 6S q G84; do pre- erred IA; q
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ELhUIIUN OF Q. 5. SENATOR.
ANNAPOLIS, March Cat the legislative eau
Gus last it was decided to unite on Gen. Wick
ers as United States Senator. At noon to .day
the Senate and House delegates went into
general assembly, and the third ballot result
ed, Vickers, SO, Thomas AZ, Earl "a. General
George r; VickeIs, of Kent county, was ac-
cordingly declared elected.
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TINTED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
- CRY HALL, Boston, Mass,
Feb uar. p, 1868.
Proposals will be received at this office until nom
o March l2th, for the delivery OF three thousand
granite, to be furnished IN the rough and seven thou,
sand three h,dred and ffty-one (73,:l cubic feet Of
cut granite, at he wharf at FJit McCiary, rorts-
mouth narbor, n. H., as follows, viz:
Between April Is and May 10, 1865 pieces of d.
mension stone, containing 292 cubic ieet nd 5s
pieces OF cut granite, con aiming oO74 cubic feet.
Between Ma Is and June Is, 1o6s 10 pieces OF a.
granite, 207i cubic feet.
Between June 18Th and July 18th, 1855 pieces
Of dimension st ne Az cubic feet. ard 70 pieces OF
Cut Granite 1858 cubic eet.
Between July 18th aud August 10th, 1868, the re-
mainder, IS pieces OF dimensi. n St ne-1i27 cubic
ieet and 81 pieces cut granitei693 cubic iee'.
Tie dimension Stones to be furnished in the rough
vary i'll lengths from feet inch 10 feet In wldihs
from foot inches to = feet inches and in rises
from feet to feet a inches Each Stone mus con-
form as to size to the definite dimensions given in
the drawings and specifications; mus fee from
sap and seams, and other deees, and be well quar-
ried to make natural bells, and cut to full edges
The Cut Granite which is tn be laid i'll regu
courses headers and stretehers, with dove tailed
joints must be carefully cut to the dimensions
given on drawings ind III specifications, the lace of
the stones TO be LETT in the rough, but to have
driush one inch in width ent along the edges, and
batter of half inch t. each loot of rise he cham
fermg of the dvyeIailed joints and the dressing o.
the beds and builds to be trough rai-,
square and fun 10 dimensions. The d,men ions OF
the headers vary in lengths from feet inches t.
feet is inches, in widths from eet inches to
feet inches, and in rises from teet to feet
inches.
With each offer must be given the names Of two
responsible Persons as guarantees tor the faithful
execution OF the contract the amount OF surety to be
one fourth the amount bid. The neee sary blank
tTms FIR bids and guarantees will be furI ished up
on application TO this Office.
The bids mus state, separately, the price per cubic
loot OF stone 70 be furnished in the rough, and :he
| price per cubic too for the cot stone.
| ans and specifications are ready. and NAV be
examined during the usnal Office hours, at the U S.
7 q I'll h.
Each proposa must be marked the outside of
the envelope, proposals Jor Granite for Fort Nc
| Cary"
| j. G. FOSTER, Brevet- Mai Gen U. s, A.,
March,. d6t 1t Col Engineers.
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Especial dispatch by International Line


AUGUSTA, March 6.-Both branches have
been busy all day, and. there will be session
this evening. The Legislature viii undoupt-
eddy adjourn tomorrow The apothecary OIL
is defeated.
Both branches have passed the assumption
bill with the one hundred dollar clause. There
is a proyiso in the bill that this shall be con-
sidered finality, which secured for it the IA
vor of the representatives of the larger towns.
An act was introduced by Mr.. Robe, and
has passed under suspension of the rules,
providing for the better management of the
Insane Asylum. 1t provides that the attend
ants in the hospital shall be severely dealt
with in case they treat patients in an improper
and cruel manner, &c.
The military bill, which provides for four
military companies in the State, was voted
down by a vote of IL yeas to IA nays. 1t was
discussed at length by Messrs. Robe, Wood
ward and Harley in favor, and by Messrs. Good
win and Morrow in opposition.
The Agricultural College appropriation was
reduced in the House from $4,000 to $4,000.
Messrs. Wedgewood. Foster and Cram were
in favor of the reduction, and Messas. Buffum,
Thompson, Palmer and Robinson opposed it.
The Senate concurred.
The printing contract is still unsettled. A
new order has been introduced leaving the
Governor and Council to contract with any
party who may take the work at price as low
as was handed in to the committee. 1t passed
the House nearly unanimously, but will prob
ably be defeated in the Senate. If so, Stevens
& Sayward continue to do the work under the
old contract.
Reports on amendment to the liquor law
have been discussed at length. and it is proba-
BILE that the only amendment that will pass
viii be leaving it discretionary with the
Judges.
The evening session closed at 10 O'Clock.
During the evening Mr.. Bradbury, of Hollis,
was tried before His Honor Judge Fessenden,
for high crimes and misdemeanor. Reed tor
Government. Hubbard for the prisoner. His
friends will be happy to learn that he was ac :
Quilted. CUMBERLAND.
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For Sale in Yarmouth,

A HOUSE two and hall stories with L. Con-
IA taiHs ten rooms, newly grained anu papsreu.-
Lot contains half an acre new sta ole 81 by q.
The house contains a god cistern never iailLng
well OF water in the cellar. House about seven
years old. Two rooms are now rented for 500 per
annum. fine place Tor n mechanic, being one MN
ute's walk from three ship yards thFee-tourihs OF
mile from Grand II LINK Railroad Del OF, one ourtl
OF mile from four chuiche and the post once ana
high school. Price only S2,5m Terms q 800 cash
balance S2tO per year. live years time. Apply 10
GRO. X. DAVIS q CO.,
mar6diw Dealers III heai Lsttle'
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billiard Tab,es for Sale.

E'OUR Billiard Tables in Granite Fall ,Bath,Minne
L will be so'd at bargain IL applied Tor soon
1853 will be transferred If desirable to the purchaser
A good chance tor an iuvestme IT. No other Bliliru
Hal in the place. Inquire al the Hal, OF OF
A. 6. HEWEY, Administrator.
Bath, Me March 3. 1853. DIV
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For Sale.

d. A "a sorry house, nearly new, containing
N:;: rooms. Good cellar. brick clstere ana no PenN
Ill filtered water. Lot 37xs2 Price SZi4VvU9riu
liberal. Apply on the premises, NO 81 ffahkia b.
Mar 5-dlf a.7. ~. rr-sr9
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u. s. M0rshNL's Sale.
War Department,

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, D. c., March ?, 1865
ADVERTISE MENT.
n Army Medical Board, to consist Of Surgeon
"A j. b. Brown, Breyet Brig Gen' U A., Sur
geon II. r. Wiriz, Brevt Lieut.. Col. U. 5. A., ESur-
geou John Moore, Brevet Col. U. s. A. and AS
slstan Surgeon A. A Woodhull, BIevet Lieut. COL,
U. A viii met in New YORK City on the 1st OF
May next, Tor he examna ton of ssisiant surgeons
U. 5. Army, Tor promotion, and Of andl'iates OF
admis- ion INTO the Medical staff OF the U. D. Army
Applicants must be between 2I and 30yehrs OF age
physically jund and graduates cfa regular me IL
cal college
Applications for permits ion TO appear before the
Board should be addressed to tie our econ Genefa,
U. ). Army, and must stale the tul name reSuence'
and date and place of birth OF the candidate
Testimonials as 10 character and QUALIFICATIONS
must o furnished IL the applicant has been IN the
me iical service OF the Army during the late war,
the fact should be stated, gether with his former
rank, and date ami place of service, ana teslmoni
ais from officers with whom he has served should
also be forwarded.
No allowance is made for the expenses OF persons
undergoing examination as it is an Indispensable
prerequisite to appointment. The number OF Vafah-
cies existing in the Medical Corps Of the Army
is thirty-nine.
j. X. BARNES, ..
Surgeon General, U. 3. A
Mar 6-till June lat.
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Barber's shop for Sale.

HyALL or address "Hair Dresser, over MeCar-
u thy's shoe Store, lOl Middle Street, opposite
Bro WIS Hotel. Portland Me-. between ,he no"rs Vi
10 and IL O'Clock A. NJ and and . r. NJ.
March L. div
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HAVANA, Feb. 29.-Freights active for tie United
States and demand for European ports much i'm
proved 10 vessels chartered Tor the United States,
various ports; for New York, for Portland, for
Boston, for baltimore, for Philadelphia and 2 for
New Orleans. Rates-Sugars in hhds. ut 81 a 8
each, North side; boxes at 81 rs g q! each; Mo-
and charter At &c D gal 10 load at Sagua for New
Orleans. Falmouth and orders direct at 42s Cd g
45s at outports 80 q COS p Spanish ton, not invoice
10 per cent premium on United States currency, 50
sight q Il do.
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Proposals for Lime,
For Construction ofthe u. =. Cours Bous
and Post Omce, Portiau d, Ne

SEALED Proposals will be received at the Office of
~ the un ersigned until IL o'clock ~, March goth
1853 Tor furnishing and delivering one hJnsand
(t000) Barrels OF the hest Rccklan Lime the
Go, eminent buildings TO he ererte at POr land Me-
The Lime to be Delivered at the Site OF the hull
ings as ast as desired by the Superin tent,
CURED by progress OF the work.
Proposals will be made by the barrel, including
eGst OF ali freishts, landing &C.
Ten per cent fall paym nts will be retained lm-
til completion OF the contract. The delivery of the
lime TO begin as soon after the signing of the con-
tract, as the Superintendent NAV uiroct. The De-
partmen reserves the right TO reject any or all Of
The propose If deemed for the interest Of the dov
ernment to do so.
proposals should he endorsed Proposals for
Lime aud addressed to
HENRY kINGSBURY,
Srpe, intendeDt.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON. March 6-Forenoo,, - onso,s on =, Gal
for both money and account ~ ~ y s
American secnritles-U S; 5-2O's III; Illinois Cen
trail shares So Erie Railroad shares 46a.
LONDON, March 6-Afternoon.- staoa,
American securitieS- United States 5-2G's III n,
TIL; Erie shares 46!. "
FRANKFORT, March 6.-Uni ed States 5-2O's rs.
LIVERPOOL. March 6.-C0tton closed irregular at
9Ed for Middin2 uplands the spot and 9sd to ar
rive; do Orleans 10id; sales 10000 bales Breadstufs
firmer; Corn f6s Cd; Wheat lis 81 for No. Red
Western. Lar'l 59s Sd. Naval Stores heavy; refined
Petroleum Is I'd. Manchester market hrD
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Proposals for Bricks,
For the Construction of the u. n. Custom
Mouse, Portland, Vac.

hOusc, Portland, Hfe.
GEALED Proposals viii be received at tho office
y OF the unders gned in Por land, until IL O'Clock
NJ, NJ rich 20Gh 1868, tor furnishing and delivering
One mill on 1900, 00) Bricks for the Government
buildings to be ereets d at Portland Me.
Proposals will be made by the thousand, includ-
ing all lost of freight and delivery tor lots from fl
ty thousand (50,00o) o one million Il 00,000).
The bricks to b delivered at the 3 es of the build
ings last shall be de led by the Superinten-
dent or requir by the pi ogress of the work, AID
to be of tue best quality OF hard burned Drick,
sound and fair satisfactory to the superintendent.
No proposals viii. be considered unless accompan-
led by 5 nipple Of Bricks proposed.
The delivery OF bricks to begin as after the
signing of the contract the superintt ndent shall
direct.
Te' per cent of all payments will be retained I'M
til the completion Of the contract.
Tue Department erves the tight to reject any
all bids ifdeemed for the interest of the verL-
ment 20 do SO. --41f...f.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for
Brick" and addressedtO @
HENRY KINGSBURY,
Feb, q. did Superintendent
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LOST ARD FOUNID.
Lost


A SMALL Back Dog, with white btea I and paws,
n answers to the nam OF Richard; the dnder VII
iessdtf HARRIS HAT STORE.
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H0-SES AND STORES OH Pearl Street and
In Cumberland TtIraee. A fine location C6D-
tanning eight aud rooms each With mo, ern con-
Veni-nces. Abundance OF well and cIstern wQ,er.-
Apply 10 j. l.. FARMER,
i5blsdim No.47 Dsnforth ST., cor. PsrI Sc
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Maine Express Company.

FyNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
4 Name Express Company will Lo holden at the
office OF Peters and Wilson in Blng1r, on 'HURS-
DAY the twelth day OF March next, at three &c oek
p NJ, for the choice Of officers and for the tians-
action of an other business that may properly
come before said meeting.
Per order OF Dir ectors.
CHAS. p. STETSoS Sec'y.
Bangor Feby "a, 1868. ieb27dtd
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DoARDER5 can be accommodated with good
I'D boa d at IS Brown st. Also table and liner
Loarders mar 2-dIwe
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TO Let.
TO BE LETT

DLFASANT Rooms, with Board, tor gentlemen
and their wives. Enquire at No. x C'spp's
Block. iebiTdtf
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FfNliE large, eommoAious, and pleasant room, now
occupied BY the Merchants Exchange, Oyer the
Office Ire international Telegraph Company, on
the corner Of Exchange and Fore streets 70 he leS
Possession will be given next month. Applications
may be made to The undeIs gnedI
WOODBURY. DAVIS.
Portland, Feb. II. 1865. te12dtf
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TO Let.
WANT ED.
Wanted,
Wanted.

A IS DANFoRrH ST.
March s. d2w$
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AUGUSTA.


AUGUSTA, March 6.-Mr. King OF the Au'
gusta House invited his boarders for the win
ter to an entertainment this evening. The
company are having very spirited time
Speeches have been made by His Excellency
Gov Chamberlain, Messrs Hubbard, Dinsley
and Hale, they having been called out, and
others are waiting for their turn. Not much
rest for the weary tonight at the Augusta
House. Mr.. King entertained his boarders
tonight in very satisfactory manner, aud his
kindness during the session is warmly APP
plauded. CUMBERLAND.
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DiSSO 'YEtiOu.

TIRE copartnership heretofore existing between
1 the subscribers, is tgis day di,s,lyed by mutud
consent, either partner using the firm name u l9ul-
datlon. THOMAS Il TWITCHELL,
JOHN Q TwITCHELL,
JAMES -. CHAMPLIN.
Portland, March ., lt6S. G&wlw