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DIR. s. S. FITCH'S.
.sFanily Physician -,

Seventy-six pages: price Is cents. Sent to any ad-
dress No money required until the book is received
read and fully approved. 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed. Address DIR. S. s. FITCH, %
fremont Street, Boston. sN Jan29tliY
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DEPAR IURE of OCEAN sTEAMERs
MA Ri N e N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
GM "a "a Friday, January "a.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Belgian, (Brl Graham, Liverpool 9th
inst via Londonderry 10th. Reports, III inst. 40
PM. saw a rocket with blue, lights 10 the North.
AItere'lcourse and came up with ship Mesber -of
Windsor, Ms, Capt Anthony, from Liverpool tor
Boston IN a sinking cenltion and rudder gene
Took eli the captain, Halifax pilot and crew of
e ghteea men,. The ship had experienced bpsvr
gales since leaving Liverpool $50 days outl Ian =
IA miles from Halifax took pilot IRON \ reSann5
but encountered severe gale amt lost rnddep and
sprung leak. A'u'1 an"
steamer Chesapeake. johnson. New York
Steamer Chase, Colby, Halifax, rs -
Sch Romp Mitchell, Boston 4...--
Sch Lapwing, Durham, Boston
S S B5onnayenturs. Reed, Boothbay. rg
Sch pleetwing, Startling, Monfegan
oen DAitlnore Low, .Wiscasset ior Boston. q 10
CLEARED. sW
!, barque Philena. Davis, Matanzas = Churchill.
Browns q Manson
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RatcheIOp'S Hair nvo

This splendid Hair Dye is the hest in the world.
The only tr.te and perfect Dge-H armless Reliable
instantaneous. No dsapp eminent No ridiculous
tnts. Remedies the I'D effects or Bad DIVES Invig-
CRATES and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
broom. Sold by all Druggists and Periumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory Is Bond
street, New York. jan1isNdIy
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AT THE CLOSE of the sale of tickets for Dick
ems Readings in Washington, the total sum
received for the season was over $4,000.
Seats have been assigned for the President
and his family for all the readings in that
citv Ha. s $50 aHf. tsfI a.la1s slfi i.5t-Fi
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The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid AA"hH

DUBLISHED For the benefit, and as aCAUTION.
3 L no YOUNG MEN and others, who su fer from
Nervous debility, Pr nature Recay OF Manhood,
&C., supply ne The Means OF Selt-Cure. Written By
one who cured hin- self and sent tree receiving
postpaid directed envelope. Address NATHAN
same publisher, circular Of DAISY SWAIN The
great Poem OF the War - nH ~ -
4 dc17-d&w3m-sN aH
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A New PAPER.-Joseph B. Hall, Esq, has
issued the prospectus of a, new paper called
the Temple Monitor, devoted exclusively to
the interests of the Order of Templars Of
Honor and temperance. Mr.. Hall has had
good experience in the newspaper business
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why Suffer from Sores 2

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
nom Btoas, Scatds, Chapped Hands, Sprdisss, Cats
Wounds, and srery complaint Of the Skin. Try It
as it costs but rs cents. Be sure to ask tor
Hale's ATnico Ointment,
For sale by all druggists or send your address and
80 cents to o. 2. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston, Mass,
and receive box 10y return mail. W. F. Phillins &
Co., agents for Maine. april2G1ysn
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Long Sought For "a ~
Come at Last
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that the abov
named article may be found for sale by all cit,
Druggists and first class Country GrocerS.
As MEDICINE Mans Wine Is invaluable, beil
among the best not the best remedy for colds anG
pulmonary complaints manufactured from the pur
Juice ofthe berry, and unauthorized by any impure
Ingredient, weycan heartily recommended it to tn,
sick MEDICINE. We @N - A~f
"fo the days of the aged 1t adieth length,
4. - 10 the mightyit addeth strength" Is Asit
Ills a balm tor the sick, joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell
MAINS ELDERBERRY WINE.
si nov 27 dis wifi ....ffEeHg avl1- 80 = w "a
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CELEBRATION OF EMANcIPATIoN.-The or
der of exercises for the celebration Monday
evening is published in our advertising COL
umns this morning. A sketch of the principal
speaker on the occasion, Mr.. Walker, of
Charlestown, Mass. is given elsewhere. s5t3
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ARMY AND NAVY UNIoN.-A special meet
ing this Saturday evening at z 1-2 O'Clock.
Every member is requested to be present.
=HHf hEE .Ea Per Order
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MAa1yr Tsstaa5 scr Atrbbs s9tl1tioo} az ali

MARINE Insurance. A-,fhe attention Of ship
owners and merchants is invited 10 the adyer-
tisement Of Messrs. j ohm E. Dew & Son, who
are the authorized agents for the Phenix and
Manhattan Companies of New York two of
the best offices in the Union, and who win take
risks on hulls, cargoes and freights on as low
terms as can be obtained in any first class
Office. The facilities of Messrs. Dow Son for
effecting risks, either marine, fire or life, in
sound, paying offices is not excelled by any
agency Their marine department is under
the charge Of Mr.. Colby, who has had good ex-
perience in the business Information is cheer
fully furnished any one respecting rates,
offices, &c, who win call at their office on Ex-
change street. d n.Lal 3 ia lal 81 .tHeALaa " |
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PROBABLY no pure wool garments can be
washed without some shrinkage; but this dis
agreeable incident can be reduced to mini
mum by the use of the Steam Refined Scans.
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HILLS PILLS FoREvER!-Throw away your
Pain Paint it is no good. Use Pills that pu-
rify and enrich the blood. Find "The Great
Remedy" for all your ills in Hills Rheumatic
Vegetable Pills.
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Business Items,

Don't forget to call at Timmons Sc Halves
and get some nice oysters for your Sunday
dinner. taH lsaaNr1 2ltHFra.re 'rrI tGl b. t-7i
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PASSENGER

In the steamer Belgian. from. Liverpool = 1t Lord
Cecil Capt LeckIe, 1t Danlop Thos King ESQ,
Lord Esq, Capt Thompson, and i25 oilers in the
s'eerage. is-... .1f.-0I 5ssT ga ~ .IaTGT
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REPUBLICAN, MEETING this evening at the
hall in the brick building corner of Congress
and Market streets. Entrance on Congress
street. Good speaking may be expected. Come
one, come all.,. li-siila' - 70 a..ini.isa -.ai
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CGtdrrh Can be Cured ! !
HEAD4OHE relieved and in fact every disease
11of the nose and head permanently cured by the
use of the well-known remedy ~. 80,
Raeder'S German Snuff!
Try it, for it costs but 25c For sale by. all drug
glsts; or send 35c to o. p. SEYMOUR Il co. Bos-
not, and receive a box by return mail. sep4dtlsN
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ARRIVAL OF THE BELGIAN.-Steamship Bel
gian, Capt. Graham, from Liverpool 9th lust,
arrived here yesterday, with nine cabin and
125 Storage passengers. The officers report
that on Wednesday last at 73O P. NJ, in lat.
1884, Ion. 81 W., saw rockets and blue lights to
the north. Altered course and steered in that
direction and came up with ship N Moaher, Of
Windsor, n. s., Capt. Anthony, from Liver
pool bound to Boston She was in sinking
condition, with rudder gone. Took, off the
captain, Halifax pilot and crew, consisting OF
eighteen men, and brought them to this port
We are indebted to the purser of the ship
for files of papers. sAtAt
The Austrian, Capt Alton, is the ssasee amer
now on the way . .fso.n Liverpool to this port
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g.9~Fyst Poge To-dag-The Last of the
Chiyalry; Gymnastics; Potato Rot and the
Remedy; Varieties.
Fourth Page-The Venus OF Milo; Little
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TIE best clothing. is home made, Mesrs.
Geo. W. Rich s. Co, No. 173 Fore street,
make about all the clothing they sell, and can
sell at least one profit cheaper than any other
house in Portland. Give them call to night
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Too SOMA large flock of robins was
seen in this city a week ago last Thursday
They seemed to be as conteDted and happy as
they usually are in June. There must be
some mistake in their almanac, else they
wouldn't trust themselves here at this time of
year. Perhaps, though. they have seen the
account of the whaling vessel running within
six hundred miles Of the North Pole, and are
ambitious to keep up with the rest OF the
world in doing wonderful things sa
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NOTICE ro MARINERS.

, Noiice1s hereby given that the "a class iron nun
Buoy, PlaeeI 70 mark Old Anthony or yspor Rock. !.
entrance 10 Portland harbor, Me, broken from
its mcoTDas and gone adrift In will he reuJ,ced ~
soon as prieiicsIbie est TfEH 49,
by order OF the Light House Board. -
CqqVYiV l. JOHN ,PoPE,J
Portland Jan. g, 1853. --1 '7'7'' X
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al. iAGENTiHN MAINE, glo9
JOHN Es. CARROLL,
o1 PoRILANDrAHDIa
,lanusrv or lA1+'----- d3w
Notice.-Guardian's safe.

NOtIce.--O UaFUiNH saIt- y M
NOTICE Is hsreby given, that by virtue OF q W.
IN eense from the Hon. john A. waterman,
Judge OF Probate within and tor the County OF Cum
berland, State OF blaine, at u court holien ON the
third Tuesday OF January, A d. IS :; Cyrus I. Par
Rogers. minor children OF VIM. Rogers. late Of
Wndham in said County deceased, will sell at pub
auction on the 10Th day OF February, next al ten
o'clock in the forenoon, at the dwelling house OF the
sub criber in Windham, County aforesaid, all the
Real Estate belonging to SAID minors, the same con-
Timing my acres OF land more or less and divided
tnto moving, tiage and wood land.
Dated this TWENTIETH rd day OF January A. ID. 1893
=. ~ q CYRUS Il. PARKER, Guardian.
Jan. w3w6 HIE'a lE.s 1ua .-Ill az lslsl E777 q
..F-I.-r "a. IH Nu .Err
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Reduction i'm the Price ofthe Daily Press.
Hereafter the price of the daily issue of the
Press will be four cents the single copy. 1t
can be had at the periodical depots and at the
counting room of the office. a- 10
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a PORTLAND AND OGDENsBURGo RAILROAD
We saw yesterday some very elegant topo-
graphical maps, prepared by Mr.. Geo., Wads-
worth, g. E., of what he calls the sSaco Val-
ley route" for the PORTLAND sands O gdensbu
Railroad from Portland to Conway. Mr.. Wads-
worth, who is a Maine man, though he has
been for several years engaged upon important
surveys in the South. claims for his route that
it passes through or near six considerable viii
lagos, taps the Ossipee valley, and is withal
the shortest and easiest route between Port
land ard Conway, being in all respects prefer
able to the .Sebago Lake route" surveyed by
Messrs. Anderson ana Noyes. The, distance
from Portland to Conway, according to Mr..
Wadsworth's survey, is about fifty miles.
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/ E. G. ANDREWS, at his school book music,
and periodical depot No. Sc Centre street, ops
posite Lancaster Hall, has received the illus
trated and sporting newspapers for the coming
week. All the monthly periodicals are on his
counter as soon as published 80 5l 9ga II
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tE2ur 5,,.e-se,. SPOKEN. ,.-....-.H
Jan H. lat ~ 81, lon So ship Danl Webster, ff IN
New York for LondOn- 90 H-EE
Jan Is, LAT - g. lon "A 40, barque Eugenla, t,om
London Ter Boston.
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s STATE OF Nav YORK Blk :

STATE OF Nav YORK L.
City and County OF New York. DO
Personally appeared before me- this goth day Of
January, a. d. 1868, Henry A. Oakley, Vice-Pres-
dent, and Theodore keeler, Secretary, of the How
ARD Insurance coarANY, of New York, and SOW
orally made oath that the foregoing statement by
them subscribed, is true 70 The lest Of their knov
edge and belief asfs b'8 20 m a4.IlIg.I III
tSeal1 atE 81 TYOS T rtropNpII
Notary Public.
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Z Brig . w Drisko, Eaton. 3Tatlnzas L Churchill
81 Coz ~ -
4 sch Ber,ha seudrr, Wcos er, s, lebn, AB
] S4IlED-Esrdue Ella \ Anna Brio, Mary q
Mariner Wenonah, Rio GIande SENS Iia-cus Hun.
ter, Eva May. Ethan Alien, Grace Webster. Gen
Banks, ami other.
-. DpSAsTEHS -
Sch pecker. Reed. at iiatanZas ffom Els
worth. reports heavy weather with loss OF boat and
rarf OF deckl ad Was 80 days on the passaee,
Sch Nellie Doe, Ryder, IRON Boston TOR JACKSON
VILE with hay and brick. arrived at New Bedford
with schI Trade Wind sEe ~ sas
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THE AFFRAr on FoRE STREET-There
seems to he no doubt that Emiley, whom We
reported yesterday as having been cut and
stabbed during an ARRAY on Fore street, re-
ceived all his wounds in falling through win
dow while in a state eff intoxcation, the brok-
en- glass cutting him in the manner described
He is recovering from the fleets OF his wounds.
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COLLISION AND SMAsHUP.-Yesterd after.
noon, as couple of gentlemen were driving
up Congress street, their horse took fright at
one of the horse cars near the head of Casco
street, and shieing came in contact with
sleigh containing two ladies'. Both sleighs
were upset by the collision, and all the occu-
pants thrown out. The horse then started up
Congress street on his own account, and at
the head of State street came in contact with
another sleigh containing a lady and child
The collision badly damaged the latter sleigh,
throwing the lady and child out. Fortunately
none of the persons upset Were seriously in
jured. The running horse kept on his course,
and the last that was heard from him he was
travelling at an astonishing pace by the Kero-
sene Works, with nothing but a portion of the
harness attached to him. riar5.ra
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A FEARFUL shaking Of Soothing Syruuppss5
Mou!dy Pills and Plasters ola past age, on az
count of Wo!cott's Pain Paint, tested free, at
sc Winter ST., Boston. r .5fI-.'5 81 ia
Lob Rich folks Won l,ay prncey price, 9 ue E5
: To have Pain Paint applied; : M =, y-iar. d
Yea, purchase ease by paying twice. s.
a Ii all the poor folks dietl Sr-l4 - .tGiif wv
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Browns Bronchial TrOcheS
Having direct influence to the parts, giving imme-
diate relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Ia
tarrb, Consumpfive and Taroat Diseases,
eTroches are usefl with always good success
SINGERS and PUBLlC SPEAKERS use them
TO clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only "Brown's Bronchial Troches." and do
not take amy OF the Worthless limitations that may
be offered. Sold Everywhere. nol3d& w3m sN
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IMPORTS.

liverpool Steamship Belgan--2 bales ndse.
TO 1hos Paddock truss do, q 81 j W Cox; case
Haskins Sc Clelland; cases, order; 36 cases 1nd
tales j Prindle; 20 tyIes Portland Co; rs casks
tartar crystals. to order; rs pigs, Can Ex Co; and
goods tor Canada, and Boston. = n N
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DEERING HALL.-There was an immense
crowd at the hall last evening to witness The
performances of the Hermann troupe. It is
one of the most popular entertainments ever
brought forward in our city, and each member
of the troupe received merited applause.
This afternoon there will be grand matt
nee, at which children will be admitted for 10
cents and each child will receive a present
The regular performance will take place in the
evening, when chamber set and 90 other gifts
will be distributed. aa- 7
The chamber set last evening was awarded
to Mr.. NJ. P. Austin, Of the Western Union
Telegraph Office. The handsomest lady in the
hall got set of croekery ware, and the homli-
est gentleman carried off fine turkey, !, asa,
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aDODD'S NERVINE
i, AND ENVIGORATOR!

AND IN tlGfOkATOR!
This Medicine is NERVE TONIC 1t stops the
waste of vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the system. Sleeplessness, Irritability
Loss of Energy, Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Con
stipatioD, local Weakness, and general failing OF
the mental and bodily functions are the common in
dication> OF Nervous Disease. Dodd's Nervine and
Inyigorator is a complete specific tor all troubles
1t is also the BEST it is also the most agreeable,
RenaedQ for Female COlnptailsfs
ever offered to the public. Prostrat62 Of Strength,
Hysteria-retaine, excessive, irregu and paiDfuf
menses-yield to its magic power. n
taNVOD TO MOTHERS. AJD
Mothersl we also commend the NERVINE tor nse
in the diseases which aict children while Teething
as certain to afford quick and grateful relief Tie
Supplying Syrups, OF which Opium is the principal
Ingredient are dangerous to life. impair the func-
lions OF The stomach and bowels, and actually
impede the healthy growth OF your offspring. To
cure Wind Cole. regulate the bowels soften the
gums, and relieve pain. the NERVINE will always
be found safe and efficient. -
ADon't Use Anything Else!
cg Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by all Druggists.
Price One. Dollar per bottlc.tL Egqn[H
'iVS II. B. ST0RER q CO., Proprietors,
No. IS Fulton Street, New York. I
October 10, 1867. W&S1y
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Marine Insurance j. E. Dow 4 Son.
Statement Lamar Fire Insurance Co,
Statement Howard Insurance Co.
Guardians Sale--Cyfus T. Parker,
. Agents Wanted-W. G. Wilson & Co. j III 6
Statement Marlias Steamboat Co. f y 2. &
Houskeeper Wan.el-W. II. Jerns.
Pork-chase Brothers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. ,
10 Music Teachers.

DY Recent arrangements mede with large pub-
ID lisbing house, I can supply music teachers
with sheet music and Instruction looks at Boston
prices. Large lot OF MI just received. -
}. ID. CHENEY.
SO Exchange st.
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u
Amount OF Cash ON hand and on deposit
in Phoenix National anil Manhattan 2 ~
Banks. N.Y.,.y-y .r-,..- ..s-j.,.-. ss27, 20, 81
Amount due from Agents, 1858 &c
Amount OF Real Estate owned by the Co. A-ABS8
in the City of New York, 10000 90
Amount OF LIST Mortgage on Real tate, 1880 90
Amount of Loan, secured by Collaterals, e3,l50 90
Amount invested in Bank Stocks lat mar 30
ket yaluel i-H A- - $4,000 90
Amount invested in State, City andCoun- " ~ ~
tylSt.cks tat market valuelA ~ "A 59,C75 90
Amount invested In U nited States Secur- III
itics, market value) 49,. goo 90
Amount Of unpaid premiums, :, 2,OC42 s
Amount of all other assets, 1851 co
Amour Of Interest accrued aud Rents, 4, 5,7ss 70
81 Total Assets, -- --r-- S6s3,l97 70
LIABILITIES. Al
Auouuto! Losses acknowledged, "a = $ti9i 81
" &" g unadjusted, $500 90
q" I" all other claims against the Co., 2s4 ~
~ o. I" Cash Dividends unpaid, 5000
Total amount of Liabties,- SSGis So
ta8 .idal HENRY H. OAKLEY, vice-Pres
TlIEo. KELLER, Sec'ysA %
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Rev. VIM. H. Alden, of Albany, n. J
has boon called to the pastosate Of the Middle
Steet Baptist Society OF Portsmouth
"A nav Protestant paper is about to be
begun in London under the title of the Rock.
M. Remains "St. Paul" is in press, and will
soon be published.
THE Church Union, in noticing the At
lantic Monthly pronounces it the bravest,
most steadfast and most consistent infdel
production Of modern literature"
The Rev. Henry L. Hall, late of Rock
vile, Ct, Was Installed pastor of the High
Street Congregational Church in Auburn on
Thursday last.
The new church edfice of the First Par
ISL Congregational Church in Yarmouth, was
dedicated last week ON Wednesday. an
"a Catholic Church has Just been consecra-
ted in Charlestown for a colored congregation.
1t is believed that an extended and strenuous
PROSECUTING effort among the freedmen is con
templated by the Roman Catholic Church.
A RAscALLY PROCEDURE One of those
disgracelul practical jokes which are some
times perpetrated came to light Wednesday
aud the victim was Mrs. Harrison Gray Otis
OF this city. Bogus invitations to a reception
at Her mousse nau Deen SeHI 10 q large uulnDef
OF her acquaintance and very many OF these
arrived at her residence in their carriages; in
Vulnerable orders We're sent to mechanics to
do repairs on her house, and an endless mum.
Der OF orders We're semitic parties for PROVISIONS,
merchandise, &c, all Of which were to be de-
liveTed at stated time. OF course there was
much commotion in the neighborhood from
the crowd collected, and the services of the po-
lice Were called for 20 dismiss the arrivals, and
| the investigation of tho matter has been plac-
at II 70 hon rf 1,tnaf
success in terreting out the rascal we hope will
| be speedy.-BOstOn Herald.
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,"sI ia STATEMENT
Lamar Fire Insurance Go,
OF THE CRY OF NEW YORK,
Jannary LIST, 1863


Amount OF Capital, all paid in Cash. 100000 90
Amount OF surplus, Jan Isl, 1868, 2e9,9C3 n
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements Iais Day.

ENTERT AINMENT COLUMN.
City INSTRUMENTATION Celebration.
49, NEW ADyERFgaEMEy1ra ooIuMS.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-27
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, chief Justice CARTER
On Saturday, yohn-B. Fowler, indicted for
selling lottery tickets. was fonnd guilty: Ex-
ceptons were filed by Messrs. Merrick and
Fendall TO the ruling Of the Court on their
Offer to prove that the accused had procured a
hceEse M der the internal revenue laws. Henry
subject to the opinion of the Court upon case
made in exceptions in the case against Fo wler.
VIM. O'Brien, y. Rudderford, and G.. H. Dyer,
II dicted Tor similar ofiense, submitted their
cases, and JUDGMENT of guilty was entered,
with a reference of tue questions of law to the
Court in Bano- $3.50 -. 81 ~ 2
EQUITY Court, Judge WyFie.-On saturday
Ripley VS.. Ripley; order to take testimony
Derrick We. Derrick; order ratifying trustees
sale, unless objections be filed. Dyer ct al. VS..
Dyer ct al; order removing Mattingly, trustee;
on his motion. Cloas vs. jackson; order for
injunction to restrain sale of property Cook ct
al VS.. Cook ct al; order for con veyance. Ches-
eldine VS.. Cheseldine; order ratifying trustees
sale, unless objections be filed. TRAY vs. TRAY:
order appointing w. p. Laselle guardian ad
Judge Olsn-To-t day, the following business
was done Wood ct al. agt Wood ct AL decree
ratifying sale by Commissioners. Whelan agt.
Lloyd ct al: order appointing w. p. Laselle
guardian ad ttens to infant. Languy agt Els
I'LL; decree changing terms Of sale. Barnard
agt Ransomp, order confirming report of audi
tor and directing distribution.
In CHAMBERS, Judge Fisher.-Morrll Il
Careton, assignee of Reichman's Improvement
sioner of Patents. A. Pollok and r. d. Mus
sey for appellees. A rule OF the Patent Office
requires applications for the reissue of patents
to be advertised for thirty days, and that testi-
mony adverse to the application may be taken
The rule was complied with in this case, and
under the evidence taken Hereunder an appli-
cation for reissue was refused the appellees by
the Commissioner. Judge Fisher decided the
rule illegal, and directed the reissue of the pa