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FIRE was discovered in Bradloy's Hotel Sat
urday morning, between eight and nine o'clock,
Whloh was the cause of the general alarm at
that time. TWAS extinguished before doing
much damage. -,--....,--e ,,,, :
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q TaE Cumberland Quarterly Meeting of the
Free Baptist denomination will convene with
the Casco Street Church on Wednesday and
Thursday of this week. f-'' .,.,-,,.,.
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DISASTERS.

Sch Catherine Wilcox, McFadden, from New York
for Calais, with corn, went ashore at Gloucester
9th inst and came off with three feet water in her
hold She will discharge. ~ A Il -fDEE co.
Barque Josephine. tor Cuba, which was dismasted
off Sandy Hook Light, has been taken on to one OF
the dry docks at New York, Tor repairs.
Sch Jones, Huntley. nom New York for Nor
folk with an assorted cargo, went ashore at Towns
end Inlet bar, Nd 9Th inst, where she remained.
She Is tight and VIM probably come OF without dam
age.
Sch g H Bird. from Rockland for Baltimore re.
manned ashore at Mays Head 7th inst aWreckine
parties have gone to her assistance.
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PASSENGERS.

In the Nova Scotian. for Liverpool-H Asher Mr.
Stewart. Mr. & Mrs j Riley, Hon G Benncot, Mr.
Dillon, James Walser, & DAVID, HenryrDobell,
the steerage
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PENoBsCoT COUNTY.


The Bangor Wing says the widow of Thorn
as Scanlin aged about AZ year, fell dead at the
house OF a neighbor on Sidney street. Friday
evening. She had been subject to fainting e "a
for year or more.
:, The Patten Voice says Mrs. Dudley D..
spratt OF Ratten has made during the last sea-
son, nom three cows and two wear old heif.
ers, 800 lbs. butter, and 600 lbs cheese; in ad
ditlon to which three calves were raised.
Mrs. Mercy Webster of Patten who is rs
years old, has had nine children and eighty
one grandchildren. The great-grandchildren
are not counted up yet =
.0rhOTF SOMERSET COUNTY. b, r-C.fN I
a large black bear was recently killed near
logging camp on Dead river He watched
rs pounds and had been in the habitof help
ing himself to the lumbermens rations.
* Stephen d. Lindsey Esq, has RESIGNED tho
ONCE Of Register of Probate for Somerset
appointed to fill the vacancy. Hiram Knowl-
ton Esq, has resigned the office of Clerk of the
Courts, and A. G. Emery has been appointed to
fill the vacancy. s 1a r'-.s--r1
WASHINGTON COUNTY
The Machias Republican, says Mr.. Abel
Hadley, Collector of Taxes for Machias. has
paid in the whole amount of taxes for 1867,
amounting to the sum of S2S,721. He closed
his account on New Years day. 7 1ET'797
We learn from the Republican. that the
schooner Senator, commanded and owned nv
Capt Charles Hopkins, while on her VOYAGE
from Boston for Machias with about ten thoY-
sand dollars worth of goods on board. was
blown OFT and sprung a leak. Fortunately.
however, after the crew were nearly exhaust.
ed In pumping, the wind changed, and with
some difficulty they succeeded in running her
ashore at South ST. George. Her hold was
nearly full of water, and the goods were in n
badly damaged condition..
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Montreal Ocean Steamship Go
FeA CARRYING THE CANADIAN
-N4>s AND UNITED STATES
tA,-sL<<-1JA.hs- MAIL.
Tlne Fisheries '

TyOR sale to the trade, $1,000 bs hest quality Cot
Il ton Twine Nos. IL, "A aud l6, four 90 Six thread
5000 TBS. superior Cotton Irvine, Nos tG is and 20
four to eight thread tn,000 lbs. Herring NackcrrI
aud Pohagen Netting. 100 HerIing Macker,I ANA
Pohagen Sens, complete for use 800 Epgiisb Urr
ring Nets. 500 Beams Line Yarn ali gradcs
AMERICAN NET AND TIyINF C,O
January 10. d1wi2aw3m
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BOARD OF TRADE-Members are reminded
that the annual meeting of the Rcard of Trade
occurs this evening, at their room corner of
Exchange and Fore streets, at IL O'clock
general and punctual attendance is re-
u quested. t,. nqerf ~ n a~e B. -- t-e I /
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z LA u H1f boat building shop of .MrJ.
J. Diguee on Commercial street was entered
Saturday night, and q lot of tools valued about
800 was stolen VI -i2i'A onl III r 1taTd
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Bg-Fsrst Page to-day-Revenue Report of
Commissioner Wells; Varieties. .-
Fourth Page Memorial Hymn, by whit
tier; Lively Bear Story; Legislator Lost. -
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WANTED.-A rent for small family, GEN.
trally located. Address K, box 2205, Post
Office, giving location, plumber of rooms, and
price,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Hotel Directory. aE g.
City Hail. Grand Concert. q q
Ali Sort;-AmeriSan Net and Irvine Co.
The Fisheries-A mcr can Net and Irvine Co.
Statement No American Insurance Co.
Annual Meeting international Steamship Co.
Fancy Goods &c.-A. q. Corliss.
Commissioners Notice. a. '--
Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.
Statement hartford Fire Insurance Co.
Agents Wanted-Dr. O. P. Brown.
Water Proof Leather Preseryatiye.
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Interchangeable Birst Parish Church in
Yarmouth will be dedicated on "Wednesday
next, services to commence at 2 o'clock p. Nj
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Long Sought FOry
= 4 40 ~ W. Cd ~
Come at Last
i Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure In announcing that the above
named article may be found for sale by all city
As MEDICINE Mans Wine Is myalnable he; M
among the BEST ifnot the BEST remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints from the pure
?ulce o. tne perry and unadulterated by any impure
sick as MEnIcIKa. "a = W - = : " '''N
ITO the days OF the aged it addeth length,
70 the mighty it addeth strength
Ills balm for the sick, a joy Tor the we'll
% o. Druggists and Grocers buy and sell s7aiIw .
-ao' HzAHNs' ELDERBERRQ WINE +
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Estate OF Hezekiah Packard.

A LII persons indebted TO said estate are hereby
IA called upon to make immediate payment to the
undersign d. in order to save costs.
WIN. L. MORRIS, Atty for said Estate,
lan9dlws No 100 Exchange ST.
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NToth. Erecl. 100 g. ami To. -

The only reliable remedy for those brown dscolor-
aions on the face called Moth Patches sckles and
Tan, is PERRY's Morn AND FRECkLE LoTloN.
frepared only byDr. ID. C.-PFRRY, DermatoIOpist
40 Bond street, New Yark. Sold by all Druggists in
Portland, and elsewhere. Beware Of fnitatation.
November TO- M W&S3nf a H H w
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AT Messna 21st ult, barques Danl Webster, Nick
eTson and Sician sparrow for Boston, ready; brig
Alex Nckels, lsosebrook, for do, ldg. f5tLiff .
At Palermo 18th ult barques Gratta, Wallace, Tor
New York; w Il Anderson, Pierce, and Eagle VIII
kinson, for do; brigs Clara T. Gibbs, Wilson, for Bes
ton; II Dillingham;, Mudsett. for Philadelphia,
Ortolan. Williams, from Genoa.
Sid 18th, brig Harry Stewart, Weeks, Tor Philadel
phia. a N nEtgV. nLFGKEEI17 =
4tr ut falmouth Eng, 2ith ult, barque B U NJ s.
Howard, New York.
Sid I'm Natal, CGH, Nov 3, Wainwright Gift
ford, Port Alfred. -.---- 49, 49,
AT Maraeaibo nth uit, sch Willie Smith, for New
SD i'm Aspinwali 18th ult, brig Navarino, Giles,
New York. fia 81 Iafll IT =
At Kingston. ia, 4th inst, barquo Fanny Ealer,
Old, from Cadiz for New Orleans. a =. -...-If 70
Cid at st John, NIB, 8th inst, ship Lady Blessing
tom Emery, Mobile; 9th, brig G w Morris Mills,
Barbados sch Hamlet. Green, Cardenas 7th, brigs
Areturus. " alters, Cardenas; liza Anna, Blanche,
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MIR. MURRAY, the British Consul gave his
reading at Market Hall, Saturday evening, ac-
cording to announcement. Rarely does an
entertainment give an audience SO much gem
uine pleasure. The merit of Mr.. Murray's
reading is altogether beyond that of ordinary
amateur elocutionists. We have learned with
in few days that gentleman who has Just
returned from Boston, where he heard Dick
ems, said that Mr.. Murray could read better
than the great novelist himself This we were
disposed to regard as rank heresy and literary
high treason, till Saturday night, but now We ,
think it is questionable if the gentleman was
even guilty Of extravaganza Mr.. Murray has
voice of great fleSibility, which is Completes
ly under his control. 1t is as clear as bell,
and can be distinctly heard in any part of the
house. In addition to this, his facial express
sion is something wonderful. From the look
of gleeful revenge, as Fra Giacomo's interiocu-
tor, in Robert Buehanan's poem of that name,
to that of faith contending with despair in the
prayer of the Witch's daughter, of 'canEy"'
self-complacency as the Man of the World
who got in life by "booing" (bowing) and the
guiding star of whose affections was "the
siler," and of feminine Feasibility as Mrs. Rad
die, the readers expression changed so thor
oughly that the identity of each of the char
aetersswas as clearly defined as if they had
been living beings. The selections for this
reading were such as to try Mr.. Murray's
powers in variety of directions; his dramatic
power in Fra Giacomo, his pathos in the
Witehs Daughter, and his humor in the scene
from the Man Of the World and in Bob Saw
yer's Party. He was triumphantly successful
in all, and was applauded so frequently that if
we should speak of that circums lance in de-
tail, we could say nothing else. sJA-
We earnestly hope that Mr. Murray NAV be
induced to repeat his reading in a larger hall
where more of our citizens can hear him.
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Ian121wF

-CRocKERY WARE selling at cost at Woodman
s. Whitneys. 90 Exchange street.
ian12-1WE
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Business Items.

A full supply of Artists Materials and Sheet
Wax at Schlotterbeck s. Co.'S. 2w-mwf
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THE staging is all removed from the front of
Browns hotel, and the flag staff has been
raised.
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h. - HFF
G.. A. RAT the convention of delegates
from the thirteen posts of the Grand Army of
the Republic, held in this city on Friday for
the purpose of permanently organing the De-
partment of Maine, every Post was represents
ed except those Of Marlborough and Damar-
iscotta
Col. J. f. Miller called the meeting to order,
and the Department of Maine was duly or
ganized by the election of thu following offi-
GERS for the current year. Gen. George L. Beal
of Norway, Grand Commander; Gen. T. w.
Hyde Of Bath, Senior Vice Grand Command
er; Col. "A. b. IFarnhamJ of Bangor, Junior
Vice Grand Commander; GEN. G. p Mattocks
of Portland, Assistant Adjutant General; Mai.
@. A. Shory of Bath Asst. Quaftermaster
General; Council of Administration, 1st Dis
trict, Col. M. F. Wentworth, Kittery;; 81 Dis
trict, Capt. l. S. Faunce, Lewiston; Sd District,
Capt. Gustavus Moore, Gardiner; 4th District,
DIR. E. r. Sanger, Bangor; 9th District, G On.
John G. Caldwell, Ellsworth.
The Grand and Junior Commanders are del
cgates er o6lcio to the National Convention,
and the substitutes are Capt. Edwin Moore of
! Portland, Col M. f. Wentworth of Kittery,
and Capt. A.P. Harris of Portland nas
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Portland and Vicinity
New Advertisements this bay.

ENr sRrAIEMENT COLUMN.
Promenade Concert and Sociable.
Nj, Il, A Lectures,
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Hates 4r2ltcG Oi3aE9,, ea,

For sale by all druggists or send your address and
30 cents to o, p. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston, Mass,
and receive box by return mail. w. f. Phillips &
Co.. agents for Maine april261ysn
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why Suffer from Sores 2

Whom. Ivy the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from darns, Scatds,. Chopped Hands, Sprains, Gssts,
hounds, and eDery CoDlpLaiatQf the Skia, Try it,
as 1t costs but Is cents. Be sure to ask tor
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DEpAeTUaE OF ocEA " srsAMERs.
EsNE WS,
PORT OF ND.
Saturday, January II

Saturday, January n.
~ gwvwEEvrT -g- ARRIVED. -WnUrs
K Steamer Chesapeake. johnson, New York. IL
Barque Normandy, (Brl Mcintosh, Boston, to load
for Buenos Ayres o.
Sch Laura A Webb, Webb, Baltimore.
Sch iieo b Mcclellan. keene, Boston. a1ai a'-f
Sch Maracaibo. Henley, Boston
Sch Ruby, Pettengill, Newburyport, 10 load for
Cuba. fstas1rgf,t9 brn
Sch Cora Greenwood. Dunton. Georgetown.
CLEARED.
Steamship Nova Scotan, (Br) Arid, Liverpool
III & A Allan.
Z steamer Uarlotta, Magune, New York-Joln Por-
-teous 4AAA4 4 LAX linz - - IVA E
Brig Brown, Balm, Matanzas-E Churchill s.
Co, and w Taber.
: Sch Eva AdelJ, Eaton, for Cardonas-Churehill,
Browns & Manson.
Sch Z 6 Marts, Marts, Cientuegos-T Asencio &
Co, and Jonas IL Perey.
Sunday, january 12.
ARRIVED.
Sch Lady Woodbury.. Woodbury., Tanger.
Sch z Bent, Hopkins Mllbridge.
sAILED-Brig Mary. e Kinds; schs Mary Sta
pies, & l. Marts.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamer Nova Scotian, for Liyerpool-2iOO bbls
-four 200 bags oats ga bags peas 1870 boxes bac1n
2O1 bales CO. tom - bbs extract heinlok, 200 bbls
pork 30 bbls ahes % bales WOOL SO tcs beef 100 pkg
lard. rs rolls leather, 10 sewing machines, 4
casks mdse, bales wrappers, IL pkgs sundries.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-13

Browns Bronchial Troches
Havinga direct influence to the parts, giving imme-
date relief. For Bronchitis, Asthmn - On.
aarrh, CONSERVATIVE and Tkroat Diseases
Troches are used with always good success
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
to clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only .'Brown's Bronchial Troches. !" and do
not take any OF the Worthless limitations that may
be offered, Sold Everywhere. noi3d& w3m sN
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State News.
ANpIoseoccrs co1rS,rv

s- ANDROsCoGCIN COUNTY. e.
d. We learn from the Mechanic Falls Herald
that MT. stephen Whitney, of that place, was
severely injured last Tuesday, by being thrown
out OF a sleigh. He chung to the reins of the
horse, thereby bringing him into circle, and
the animal ran over Mr.. Whitney, cutting and
Druislng him in so severe a manner that it was
at nrst thought his injuries would prove fatal.
but he is now recovering. ,-.-sv,sr-- rfrrr7
lH Harvey Young, of Lewiston, while filing
saw on Monday the 9th inst, suddenly fell in
sensible and expired soon after, He is sup
posea 70 nave died OF heart disease. His age
was " years.
ARoosTooK COUNTY.
James Burnham, of Houlton, who is lum.
berlng In Crystal Plantation, got knock in
the face with lever, while loading a loo.
which broke his jaw-bone. %
In the little town of Sherman, during the
year 1867 there have been twenty-three births
and three deaths. 1t must be a prolific Mace
The Voice says DR. Owen was present at three
eirths, IN three different families, in twenty
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Capt. Charles Derein gwrites the Ellsworth
American that he is Intending to make an eff
Tort TO get up subscription to build a boat to
run from Ellsworth to Sedgwick, in connec-
ton with the City of Richmond" q
The American says the weather and the
snow nave been favorable for the logging teams
well.
The Masons are fitting up an elegant han in
the Tisdaie block, at Ellsworth, a part of which
they have purchased for that purpose. ~,
KENNRBEC COUNTY. .a-t Z
The Journal says it is understood that there
Is some hitch as to the occupancy of the Hal
lowell House as a Military Asylum The men
engaged in making an appraisal of goods
there yesterday, received orders to proceed no
farther in their work., The probabilities now
arOthat the disabled soldiers of the ASYLUM
now in Augusta and Hallowell, will all be re-
moved to Philadelphia, where they will find
good quarters.
Miss Mary Foster, daughter of the late John
M Foster, of Waterville, and sister CT Prof
Foster, Of Colby University, died suddenly at
Washington, a few days since, whore she lad
been filling a cierkship in the treasury depart
ment ,;, Her remains will be brought to Wa
| terville for interment. ~ M - 80
Joseph Percival has bought Of Mr.. Fletcher
one-haf OF his iron foundry, known as the
railroad foundry, near the depot OF, the M. G.
r. Co, at Waterville. The price paid was
$4,000 ..s.f 3 - ~
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iPer steamer Persia., Il ? New \, y6 M

per steamer Persia, at New York
Sid im Liverpool 2sth, i Scranton, Williams, for
Mobile; 9th. Ellen Austin, French New YORK.
on Tuskar' 26th, Northern Empire, Irvine. HON
Liverpool for Mobile. atT = ~
:, CID at London 9th, Am. Congress- Jordan, New
- on Portsmouth 9th, Emily Farnum, Lord, from
Shields tor San Francisco. r. u - n - =
sldt% Yarmouth 2Gth, Eugcnia, Marsters, (itom
Sid nm Plymouth 9th ult G A Jones, Oliver, Tor
AT at Londonderry 2cth, rlsiades, Bradley, from
Ar at Melbourne inc datc) vicksburg, Thompson,
Sid I'm shanghae Oct rs, Wild Gazclle. Lewis, for
New York 2fth, Resoiitc, Holt, and Burnside. Fem
AR at Hong Kong Nov o. Ocean Bride, Milton, fm
Tientsin 18th, Joshua Bates, BIelbo urne :.
:, Sid TN Whampoa Now, Adel,a Carlton, Tapley,
!, At atsAmey Oct 81, Golden State. pslanO, Hong
Arat Bangkok Nov %, Malay, Dudley, from Hong
:, Ar at Manila Oct 81 Game Cock, sherburuc, from
Hong Kong. l14 i'.1a9aA Li5f'du
i, sid Oct .. Herald. Gardiner, Boston. ..yvsg,
AAr at Penang Nov g., Kainb Nv, Freeman, Singa-
pore, tand sailed 18Th tor Bostonlt lLfDN
Ar at Singapore Nov Is, Eldorado, Haskell, from
Sardif; 2S!h, Lawrence Brown. Pierce, from New
Ar Ct Batavia Nov II, John L Diin1Och Harvard,
Sid Now, W A Farnsworth. wiieomb, for shga-
pore,
rassed Anjior Nov 10, Asa Eldrdge, Kelley from
n Sid i'm Alden Dec 7, Tanjore Humphrey, Annsley
:, SID I'm Colombo Nov 49, lone, Matthews, for New
York.
Sid I'm Trieste 2lst ult, st Dominique Doane, for
Ar at Marseilles 23d ult, GazeIe, Cole, Philadel-
phia. r. ~ 80 -.----,. q 4 - =
Sid 24th ult Mary Elizabeth Randall, Montevideo
Ar at Mcssina 18th ult, Alex Nickos, Rosebrook,
Palermo. TrfTi II r F'TNF F1ITTIFTTf1Ff >
2 Ar at Palermo 18th uit, Ortolan, Williams Genoa
ar at Girgenti 18th ui, OrInus, Pettengill, from
Sid I'm Genoa 2st ut, ITALIA whittemore, for Now
Ycrk. 20 r1Va ritI6tT 'dI7L - n 1I1
Ar at Malaga 18th uit, Richmond, Powers, vigo.
- Ar at Cadiz 2lst ult, Waldo Baker, tfu New York;
Sandy Hook, Harstow, do. " Il LlsL lAt
- Sid 2Oth, Prima Donna, Boomer, for Messina; 22d,
ParaDa, Langston, Buenos Ayres.
Ar at Dunkirk 10Th ult Sarah Staples, Staples,
Ar at Antwerp 25th ult Signal, Wallace, fun Phila-
oporto. Dec 81 The Am barque Palermo, which
Went ASH re at Tor. ezra 18th INST, has broken up
but the greater part OF the cargo Win be saved CAP,
Morris and one man saved, She was from New o. :
leans bound to Cadz. '' ID --t'.lF-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-23
"a Repository OF Fashion. Piensurer
ana instruction."
HARPER,S BAZAAR.

A supplement- containing numerous full
sized pitterns of useful arttc' es accom- panies
an eIeFant CoIored Easion Plate.
HaTper's Bazaar contains 10 folio pages OF
the size of HaIper's Weekly, IIinted on SUI
perhne calend6red paper and IL puDllsnea
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