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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-04
Remember the Aa;ourn.a R,ee,,o...

Two vacancies in the Council are to be filled
at adjourned meetings in Wards and z. The
Republican candidates are James Knowlton
in Ward 1, and William A. Winship in Ward
z. The meeting in Ward takes place to-day
in Ward tomorrow. These gentlemen, re
gulary nominated failed to secure an cleo
ton Monday because their political friends
did not stand by them. There should be M
failure this time. The Republican party mus
rally upon these names, and men who prefer
the election of Democrat should vote square
ly for the Democratic candidate. Either {
Republican or a Democrat is to be chosen
Let us have no more child's play but a square
count. The polls will be open at Ward Z a
10 o'clock this morning..
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1t was voted that second trial to take place
on Monday, March 10Th.
The votes for Aldeamen and Common Coun
Gil in the several Wards are as follows:
WARD 1-Aldermanl-R Russell Lewis, 1896
John H. Gaubert, 367. Councilmen-H. H
Burgess, 396; j. s.. Winslow, 1893; James
Knowlton, $50; Alvin Neal, 367; w. S. Ire,
fethen, 362; Richard j. buddy, =; w. S
Jones, 80.
WARD 2.-Alderman.- Franklin Fox, 247
Samuel Rounds, $40. Councilmen : H. H
Kicker, 251; Joseph L. Weeks, 249; H. G
Griffin, 251; John w. SWEET, SAG; Michae
Lynch, 344; VIM. Gould, 34S; Scattering. 8.
WARD 8. = Alderman - William Deerng
3l5; Charles Richardson, 161. Councilmen-
j. A. Tompson, 314; Albert Smith, 315; James
Noyes, BIG; John Barbour, ISL; r. Kelly, 159
John E. Dow, 1853.
WARD 4.-Alderman-A. P. Morgan, $40
Ezra Carter, Jr.. 3l5; Joseph Bradford, %
Scattering, 1. Councilmen-J. G. Shirley
238; j. r. Corey, 237; A. b. Stevens, 258; j. H
Harmon, 321; George ii. Chadwick, 81; c
Mccarthy, Jr., 316; e. G. Willard, 81 d. b
Kicker, 81; Scattering, 1.
WARD 5.-Alderman-AlbertM Warwick, AIT
A. X. Shurtlet, 300; Scattering, 2. Council.
men-A. d. Mari, 416; j. X. Merrill, 418; M
+. King, 419; Fl. Winsow 1903; G. H. Haskell
30S; q. Ii. Merrill, 3O8; Scattering 6.
WARD 6-Alderman = Francis Fessenden
40; j. b. Carroll, 291; Scattering, 1. Council
| men-F. n. Dow, 46S; George A. Wright, 40
Charles e. Jose. 40; J. Walker, 1872; VIM. G
Davis, 291; James McGlinchy, 287; Scatter.
ing, z.
WARD 7.-Alderman - William E. Gould
500; VIM. III. Clifford, AGO. Councilmen-Wm
A. Winship, 469; j, T. Leavitt, sos; C. C
Chapman, 497; j. G. Turkey, %; Henry Fling
46l; Nathan Cleaves, 457; j. NJ. Kimball, 461
Scattering, 2.
The Republicans elect 8 Aldermen and 19
Councilmen. The Democrats elect Alder
men and Councilmen in Wards and 4. Two
vacancies in the Council.
The Republicans elect Warden, Clerk and
Constables in Wards 1, 3, 8, 6 and z. The
Democrats elect the same officers in Wards 2
and 4.
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State News.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.

ANDhoSCOGGlN COUNTY.
The Lewiston Journal says Miss Mary e.
Farwell, daughter of N. w. Farwell, ESQ, of
that city, has recently modelled seve raj fine
medallions, one of Hon. N. p. Banks, another
of Edward Everett and still another of Abra-
ham Lincoln. They are fine ikenessess and
show that Miss f. has not only taste but
genius ior TINS department of art.
ARoosTooK COUNTY.
The Pioneer says young man, son of Mr..
David Armstrong of Houlton, met with a
very painful accident ON Tuesday He was at
work telling a tree in the woods which in
falling, struck against another tree near to
where ne was standing, crushing him be-
almost to jelly, but breaking no bones. In
this painful position he was held prisoner I'M
ill the tree was cut off so as to release him.
Hn effort is making to induce Congress to
pass an act making new Collection District
OF Aroostook County, as the same would be of
great advantage to the people and Tor the best
interest of the revenue department The
Sunrise says there is no direct communica-
ton between Eastport and Aroostook County,
requiring two days to get there from the
southern part OF the county, and none of
our exports or imports pass through PASSPORT
to Washington County. And it is very in
convenient to be compelled to do our business
through Custom Honse located out of the
way and distant 120 miles from Houlton.
KNOX COUNTY
Rev. Horace L.. Bray, of the East Maine
Conference, died at Thomaston Feb Dist. He
preached several years in the vicinity of Ban
gor He was young man of much ability
and of more than common promise to the
church.
PENoBscoT COUNTY
The Bangor Wing relates that John Dono-
hue. one OF the workmen engaged in finding
the leaks in the gas pipes In East Market
Square, was somewhat in doubt whether dis
covered leak really amounted to mnch, or was
a make-believe. To make the matter certain,
he stopped down snug to the hole and ienited
match. The matter was made entirely clear
TO the investigating John by an astonishing
explosion, which lifted him out of the hole and
deposited him on the sidewalk. Fortunately
he was uninjured, and since the little affair he
never lights his pipe without creeping out of
the hole and walking behind building.
sAGADAHoo COUNTY.
The Bath Times mentions the sudden
death OF Mrs. James H. Nichols, of that CITY,
which occurred Sunday evening. She was
seized with an attack of what is Supposed to
be paralysis, at the Episcopal Church and ex-
pired before she could be carried to her home.
She was lady of very active benevolence,
and highly esteemed in the community. A
large circle Of friends will mo ""n her loss.
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City fairs.
The regular monthly meeting of the cit
Coancil was held on Monday evening.


The annual reports of the Street Commits
sioner, Keeper of Powder Magazine, Over
seers of the Poor, Gas Agent and Chief Engin-
eer of the Fire Department were severally
read and ordered to be printed
Leave to Withdraw was voted on petition of
P. McQuade, j. E. Brazer, Ellen NJ Knight,
George E. Taylor, l.. j. Perkins, A. P. Eames,
p. Downing, & ais, j. N. Pride & ais c. H.
Bowker & ais, j. +. Miller & als,and Mary A.
Quincy.
Orders passed. For disseminating the extern
sion OF Mayo Street: To pay Andrew S. Mayo
$40 dollars for injuries received in falling on
sidewalk on Cumberland street Dec. 25th
To pay A. j. Haskell 5000 for experimenting
fire alarm telegraph the past municipal year;
Authorizing the City Treasurer to hire the
sum of $4,000 for one year,th same to be added
to appropriations for support of the Poor: Au-
thorizing the City Auditor to make his an
ual report in print, also that the reports of the
several departments be appended to it: To
pay each Commissioner ofthe Building Loan"
the sum of $500 for services during the present
Municipal year; Authorizing the sum of $500,
which was awarded Tryphena Williams as
damages for land taken for the extension of
Lincoln street, to be paid to Sophia Sprague,
when said Sophia shall present satisfactory
evidence that she was the legal owner of sal d
land on the 28th of May 1864.
Adjourned to Friday evening March g. ZIP
l1
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MARINE INsURANcE.-Shipo owners, shippers
and merchants will observe by the advertise
ment OF Messrs. Loring & Thurston, that they
have been empowered to issue at their office,
No. Exchange street, Marine Policies, paya-
BILE in gold or currency, on freights and car
goes to all parts of the world-also to adjust
and settle losses.
The Pacific Insurance Company, which they
represent, deservedly ranks as one of the larg-
est and most substantial offices in the country,
having capital and surplus of over one mil
lion two hundred and fifty Thousand dollars,
all in gold-its stockholders also representing
at least twenty millions of dollars in gold, are
individually liable for the debts of the Com
pany-thus giving unsurpassed security to
policy-holders. These merits, and the possess
ion of such facilities, will be quite sure to win
generous patronage and the confidence of the
public.
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THE subscriber, by virtue of license Crom tina
lion, Judge OF lte, will offer at prynfe sni
the premises, on the six; h day Of Apri 1888 cH
tain real estate belonging TO Hannah N Rroyn
Joshua l. Brown, and John II. III rlow. and Emma
g: Thnriow, al children and heirs Of Flizabefh NJ
ldc5eE, Iate OF Raymond, in said county. deeeased
Sald real estate OF winch said minors are Ted and
Possessed, IS situated In Raymond in said County
ci i Us ioows viz; certain piece or par.
~ OF Lauu con aiming about seven acres Together
WIN I'm te 1ul dings thereon situated in sad RaS mond
relhg on me ncfthwesterly side of the Roa leadinS
from East Ra mond TO Gray, being tie Homestead
s was OF said Elizabeth M. Kicker deceased
nor more particular description OF said land, fr-
shee may DO had o deed nom Washington Jordan
70 Elizabeth nj. Thurlow, datel Dec. 18th 1883. AZ
50 certain piece oflqnd In sail Raymond being a
part OF lot No. in the Ell hr ange tie same for
merlY owned by Washington J0r an, ON the SOUTH
erly side OF the roadleading from East Raymord 10
Gray being all Of aid land which lies on the soutt
westerly 81 le # line scribed in the deed of soiJ
Elizabeth NJ. Kicker ~ Geo $, Nash dated Oct. "a
1s6 exec the big land described Ia said deed AZ
the u.ost northeasterly two thirds OF aten acre
piece of land being rt OF lot befed three In
said Eighth Range.
DANIEL w. NASH,
Mar D. WSw'" Guardian.
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bristol line

The steamers Bristol and Providence having been
Withdrawn Tor lew weeks, in order to renovate and
reft them, the Bristol Line viii run two frst-clas
last propelers from Bristol in connection with Bos-
ton ana providence Railroad exclusively Tor Freight
Shippers are assured their goods viii be delivered
with promptness aud despatch. Mark your goods
"Bristol Line. Ship by Boston and Proyilence
kallroad For fur her information stencils and re-
eeipts, apply at Company's Office, No 5 Old State
House Boston, corner Washington and state streets,
The Bristol and Providei cewilI resume their trims
at an early day. GEO. SHlVFRICK
Jan l, Is 9. JaJdtt sN Freight Agent.
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Notice.

Having sold my entire interest in the Saloon under
Lancaster Hall to Mr. ISAAC BARNUM, L hereh,
for the liberal patronage bestowed and hope the
same may be continued to Mr.. Barnum.
will remain at The oil stand for a few days where
having demands present them for payment.
Il. PARTTNGYOW.
Portland, March 2I, 1868. mar2d1wsS
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MARRIED.

In China, Feb. IS, George W. SWEET and Henrietta
A. Blake. both of Knox
In Fairfield. Feb %, Henry B. Higgins, of Ben
ton, and Sarah A. Bates, OF st. Adams
IN Ellsworth, Feb 49, James III. Guptill and An
ME A. Carlisle, both of Orland.
In BuehiI, Feb. 10, Henry B. Darling and Louisa
L. Walker.
In Gouldsboro. Feb. 25 Charles Smith, of G. and
Olive f. Liscomb, OF Eden.
In Foxcrot. Feb g. Erwin Chamberlain, of f., and
Matte II. Harmon, of Garland.
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"a thing OF beauty is a ioy forever"

ga thing OF beauty is a joy forever
And nothing is so beautiful as picture of
health.
Headache, nervous pains, sour stomach, dis
tress after eating, prostrating weakness, disin-
clination for society, mental dependency, SC.
are the rule rather than the exception with
the human family, and have stamped their eff
fects upon us ALL The most effective, gentle,
sudden and agreeable remedy is the Planta-
ton bltsers nhey nave we probably cured and
all other medicines combined. They are sold
throughout the length and breadth of the
land.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet art-
cle-superor to Cologne, and at half the
price. feb22eod&w2w
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DISASTERs.

Brig Hyperion, Simonton, from Matanzas for PORT
land, put into Holmes Hole AMI reports 2ls. MT iat
"a, Ion rs, was struck twice by sightnjnr man ra
named Crowley OF Portland was lost OVERHEARD
Brig Benz Delano, from Havana tor Cork. which
put into Bermuda in distress. has been abandoned
to the underwriters.
Sch Campbell, It Savannah from Baltimore. re.
HDFts. "a ulr oH Hate'a s.peieneei gale from
windows.
Sch I A Ward; from Boston for Cape Haytien, put
IN 70 New York Cd inst leaky
Org Executive, OF Bangor, at New York from
Vii, urs II was eight days North OF Hatteras,
| buwarks 7' " NA' i''' S"' ~ ~
pnt x IssoSIla BeuFmau, from Sagua for New York,
snrrna ~ charleston list inst, Ia distress having
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DIED..

In this city, Mary A.. wife of Active Snow, aged
81 wears months
In Kennebunkport Feb. 90 widow Hannah Grant
aged Sc ears.
In Gardiner, Feb 26, Mt. William Wakefield aged
IS years.
In East Pittston, Feb. 90. Kingsbury Hunt, aged
40 years months,-ate OF Co. d. 18th Me. Reg.
In Gardiner, Feb. 6, Mr. Albion Goodwin aged rs
years.
In Watervile, Feb. &c. Mrs Harriet, wife OF Fred
5. Clay. formerly OF Gardiner aged IS years.
In Pittston, FEB. 20, Mrs. Eliza blanchard, aged
&C years.
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DODD',S NERVINE
AND ENVHGORATOR!.

This Medicine is a NERVE TONIC. 1t stops the
waste OF vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the system. SleeplessDess, Irritability
Loss of Energy, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Con
stipa lion, local Weakness, and general failing Of
the mental and bodily functions, are the common in
dication OF Nervous Disease. Dodd's Nervine and
lnvigorator is a complete specific tor all troubles
1t is also the BEST as it is also the most agreeable,
Remedy for Female Complaints
offered to the public. Prostitution OF Strength
Observation-Disclosures, excessive, irregular and painful
menses-yield to its magic power.
TO MOTHERS.
Mothers! We also commend the NERVINE tor use
in the diseases which afllict children while Teethng
as certain to affor.i quick and grateful relief. The
supplying syrups, OF which Opium is the principal
ingredient are dangerous to life impair the ftinc-
tons Of the stomach and bowels and actually
impede the healthy growth of your offspring. TIC
cure WIND Colo. regulate the bowels soften the
gums, and relieve pain, the NERVINE will ALWAYS
be found safe and efficient.
Don't Use Anything Else!
~ Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous Ingredient For sale by all Druggists
Price One Dollar per bottle.
III. B. STORER & CO., Proprietors,
No. IS Fulton Street, New York.
October 10, 1867. W&S1y
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Long Sought For!
Come at Last /!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be tound for sale by all city
Druggists and first class Country Grocers.
AS MEDICINE Mains Wine is invaluable bel ag
among the best inot the best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, manufactured from the pure
Juice ofthe berry, and unauthorized by any impure
Ingredient, we can heartily recommended it to the
sick as MEDICINE.
"fo the days of the aged it ad1eth length
10 the mighty IL addeth strength"
Ills balm for the sick, joy for the we'll
Druggists and Groeers buy and sell
MAsNs' ELDERBERRY WINE.
nov % sN d&wtf
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Now that election is over, and the dead and
wounded duly counted, we suggest that all
political parties rally to the call of the Martha
Washington Society, who hold levee in aid
of their funds, in the Reception room of the
City Hall this evening. These ladies furnish
common platform which Republicans
Democrats and all others can stand and shake
hands. The victorious can well afford TO drop
into the treasury of the poor their thank offer
ings, while the defeated may offer theirs in
testimony of their gratitude for their relief
from all responsibility as to city affairs for the
coming year.
The Martha Washington is one OF our no.
blest institutions. 1t has been for years pub
lie benefactor, and deserves the most liberal
aid from the public. They have crowds OF
poor still looking to them with imploring eyes
and uplifted hands for help, but they have ex-
hausted their means. Let us all aid them this
evening.
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CARRIERS DELIVERY FOR FEBRUAR'

The Portland & Rochester Railroad Com
pany have built their depot at South Water
boro on the line of the extension of this road,
and at this place the lumber is being prepared
for the construction of the depot at WATERFORD
Centre We hope that the new depot in con-
temptation at this end of the line will be built
the coming summer.
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SUDDEN DEATH. = Our venerable and re-
spected citizen, Mr.. Robert Hull, while par
taking of his dinner yesterday suddenly fell
back in his chair and expired in few mo-
ments. The cause of his death is not known.
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Municipal o urt.

JUDGE KINGSBURY PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-George Henry, for drunkenness and
disturbance Fined 80 and costs.
John Cotton for, same offence, also paid fine of
So and costs.
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w "a ~ 7 ED.

AS clerk in a retail Dry Goods Store a Young man
cfexperience in the business, and wel acquainted
with city trade, none Others need apply.
Also young lady of experience fer a similar sit
uation.
Address with reference P. o, Box 1925
March End 1868. div sN
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A MEETING of the Evangelical Churches of
this city will be held at the Central Church
on Thursday afternoon and evening of the
present week, commencing at and o'clock.
All who are interested in securing greater
degree of religious interest, and advancing the
cause of Christ throughout our city, are earn
estly desired to be present. 1t is hoped that
an earnest, united effort will be made by all.
March 4. ct Per order
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LECTURE FRIDAY EvENING.-Dr Benefits
lecture before the Maine Legislature last week
was largely and iavorably commented on by
the Daily Journal. The Doctor will lecture
to the citizens of Portland on the "Course of
Creation" etc., illustrated with large chart
of the Universe, at the Library Room of Me
chanics Hall, Friday evening, March 9th, at
1-2 o'clock. Tickets % cents. In the mean
time DR.. B. may be consulted at room No. %
United States Hotel. Mar 4. St
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If you wish to find sure relief lor Cholera Nor
bus. Dlptheria and all other pains Internally and
externally, cell at Fl. H. HAYS Meiical Depot
and get the Ia tleield's Magnetic Eleetrifer, pre-
pared py X. Wright. lewiston and sold by deal
crs in medicine generally fe26d1tssN
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PROMENADE CoNcERT.-The promenade con-
cert given by the Portland Mechanic Blues
last evening was fully up to the previous ones
given by the same. There was good attend.
ance notwithstanding the storm, and all ap-
peared to enjoy themselves in the highest de-
gree. These concerts have been the most sue
cessful and pleasant of any We hasa had this
season.
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MEETING of the Y NJ G. A. this evening
Preaching by Rev. Mr.. Southworth at IL,
and prayer meeting at o'clock.
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HARPER's BAzAR.-Fessenden Brothers,
Lancaster Hail. have received the twentieth
number of this beautiful journal of fashion.
1T is handsomely illustrated and fully main
tains the good reputation it has acquired.
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G. A. R.-There will be no entertainment
this week under the auspices OF the Grand
Army of the Republic. The next will be a
concert by Barnabee, of which due notice will
be given
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Ratcl,elor,s Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmess, Reliable
tnts. Remedies the ill effects Of Bad DYES myig
crates and leaves the hair and beautiful back
6roloR. Sold by all Druggists and Periumers; anl
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory 16 Bono
street. New York ian14sNdty
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DIR. CHAPLIN To NIGHT-The seventh lecture
before the Mercantile Library Association will
be given this evening at City Hall, by the
Rev. e. III. Chaplin of New York The bare
announcement of this fact will be sufficient
for all our readers. 1t is not necessary for us
to urge any one to go and hear DR.. Chaplin
for every body knows how rich treat would
be missed in not doing so. The only sugges-
ton we would make is that tickets should be
secured early, as the hall is sure to be packed.
They may be had at the usual places Pre-
liminary concert by the Portland Band, at Z
o'clock, as usual. The subject of the lecture
is Building and Being"
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

ENOR SALE to the trade BY the Bale, 100 Bales
Il Superfne Cotton Irvine, for Herring, Pohagen,
the ordinary quality.
AN. NET 4 TWINE CO.. 43 Commercial St..
ja29d1aw3m sN Pa,SpaN
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pEpAg1uRM OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARIN II n EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

tuesday. March 3.
ARRIVED.
Barque White Wing, tBr) Wall, New Bedford, to
load Tor Buenos Ayres
Sch Vintage, Frisbie. Boston.
Sch Northern Light, Orne, Boothbay.
DY TEL. TO MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Al at Baltimore Sd inst, sch Mary Louise, from
Matanzas.
Sch 5 c Noyes, New York tor Boston, is ashore
six miles below Rice Point.
Sch N CLARK. from Charleston for Boston. is a
total wreck at Cohasset. The captain and four men
are lost.
ashore on the Cape.
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CHEF JUSTICE CHASE AND THE PRESIDENCY.
Inc Washington correspondence of the New
York journal of Commerce learns that Judge
Chase has fully decided to avoid all future DO
litical complications, and that he will, at no
distant day, communicate to his friends his
determination to decline all ASPIRATIONS for
the Presidency.
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Portland and Vicinity
New Advertisements this Dav.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN,
California Wines Perkins, Stern & Co.
Bradley's Super-Pnosphaie.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
Marine Insurance Thurston.
Fire-Proof Safes-W. A 2. Dllllnsnam.
Guardians Sale--Daniel W. Nash.
Dissolntion-E. II. Chase q Co.
Notice to Tax Payers.
issolution-Elwell Pickard & Co.
Barber's Shop tor Sale.
Stated Meeting, M. z. M. A.
Bow Wanted-Merrill, Prince & Co.
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Business Items.

New and elegant trimmings now opening at
Davis & Co.'S, No. 10 Clapps Block, Congress
street.
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WaSthpnnk

The Republicans of Wes.brook are requested TO
meet at the Town House, in said town, on Saturday.
March Z at o'clock NJ, to select candidates TO,
Town Officers.
general attendance is requested.
Per Order OF the Town Committee.
March 2-dtd
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An Essay for Young Men on the crime of solitude,
and the Diseases and Abuses which create impede
ments TO marriage, with sure means of relet. Sent
in sealed envelopes, free otcharge. Address, DR.. j.
SklLiIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. sN dtSw3m