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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-12

TIM DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. The New
York Times makes the following sensible COM
napts upon the action of the House Commit
tee on Appropriations. MIR. Washburne Of L.
linois and Mr.. Blaine of this State have en-
titled themselves to the lasting gratitude OF
the nation by The economical reforms which as
members of that committee, they have never
ceased TO advocate; but no one can deny that
in the absence of evidence to the contrary,
the Times plea for the continuance of the De-
partment of Education is entitled TO considers
alton:
There is one item, however, which they have
cut out which will look like strange economy
to the intelligent people of the country; they
abolish the Department of Education, organ
lied last year, just beginning to exhibit its
usefulness, and costing the Government not
twelve thousand dollars per year. The theory
on which this action is predieated, is, under
stand, that it has done nothing The Com
mitteee certainly ought to give it time. Its
first year is scarcely expired, and yet an inves-
tigaton will show that the foundation is laid
for vast field of usefulness. The iorthcom-
ing report of Professor Barnard, now nearly
ready, will convince the country of the gleat
benefit this Department may be to the cause
of education.
The working force for the past year has been
only It's eIncient nelu ana tnree or iouf clerks.
IL has barely had time to lay the ground work
for its future operations Its archives already
contain an immense amount of statistical in
formation and facts important to education.
which nothing but the meagre force of clerks
has prevented from reaching the public. Bet
ter, thousand times, that an additiodal regi-
ment OF the army or superfiuons Major Gen
eral or two be mustered out than that the arts
OF war be fostered at the expense of the arts of
peace. And the strongest argument of all for
the preservation and development of the De-
partment, is that in all probability the educa-
tlonal branch OF the Freedmens Bureau, will,
ere long, be transferred to it, with its immense
extra appropriation of two or three millions.
sufficient to sustain the Department for sever,
al years, or until it demonstrates beyond a
doubt thatit is Indispensable to the cause it
seeks to promote.
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IMPEAcHnENT.-T The Reconstruction Com
mittee continue the examination of witnesses
on the question as to whether the President
has conspired to defeat the execution of the
laws. On Monday, Stillson, the correspondent
of the New York World who subscribes him
self B. s." was examined as to his confer
enees with his bosom friend, the President. A
large number of witnesses will be examined
The testimony collected by the Judiciary Com
mittee during the previous impeachment in
yestigation has been referred TO the Recon-
struction Committee on motion of Mr.. Stevens.
The members of the committee are Stevens OF
Pennsylvania, Boutwell, of Massachusetts,
Bingham of Ohio, Farnsworth of Illinois, HUI
burd of New York, Beam"n of Michigan and
Paine of Wisconsin, Republicans; and Brooks
of New York and Beck of Kentucky, Demo.
Gratis. Mr.. Bingham is chairman of the sub.
committee charged with the present investiga-
ton. The members of the committee who are
known to be in favor of impeachment are
Stevens, Boutwell,, and Farnsworth; Bingham
and Paine are doubtful; Beaman and Hulburd
and the two Democrats are known to be oppos
ed to the movement
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II is too early yet for trustworthy intelli-
gence of the Alabama election. The prospect
does not seem at present encouraging. The
passive policy decided upon by the Rebe
whites was carried out to the letter, while in
timidation and fraud were relied upon to KEEP
the blacks from the polls. Gen. Swayne, for
merly military commander of the sub-distrci
of Alabama was removed by the President just
IN time to thwart all the measures that bad
been taken for fair election. If the result is
a failure to adopt the constitution, it is pretty
well known where the fault lies, and the matter
will be well worthy of the consideration of the
Impeachment Committee
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SECRET SERVICE OF THE STATE DEPART
ment.-Senator Patterson's bill for the reduc-
ton Of general and special agents has called
out letter from Mr.. Seward, giving the cost
Of the secret service of his department for the
last seven years. 1t foots up $41,193. Over
agents were sent abroad, or were employed
there, to combat the plottings of the secession
lists. Among those employees of the Govern
rnent were George Ashmun Bishop Nell
galne, Archbishop Hughes, Thurlow Weed,
and Rev. w. II. Bidwel. Mr. Seward has an
exalted idea of the services of these gentlemen.
for he says 'the national life might have been
lest but for their exertiOns." II that is the case
grateful country ought to be informed as to
all the circumstances of its sal 1ation, and the
seal of secrecy might well be removed there
from
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-12

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-we learn that
Capt. Charles Richardson has disposed of one
of the houses in his beautiful brick block on
Cumberland street, the corner one, to George
W. Brown, Paymaster in the United States
Navy. who removes here from Ellsworth. The
price paid was 81 800. Also the brick block Of
two houses on Myrtle street, to L. L. Meserye
and Mrs. Butler, at 5000 each. -
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supreme Judicial Cour,.

JANUARY TERM.-APPLEToN c. j.. PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-In the case OF Games Bradley IS. l.
NJ. Stevens the jury returned verdict for plaintiff
for the whole amount claimed and int est. amount
ing to S256.5O. Defendant fled exceptions.
Sherey & Strout. A. Merrill.
In the case of Elbridge Gerry vs.. George W. Par
kerr repleyin Of hay, the jury found that the hay
the property of plaintiff, and assessed The damages
at $27. 80.
Howard g. Cleaves. j. D. FessendeD.
F. Fessenden.
No. 50i.-Benjamin W. Knights VS.. Joseph W.
Holden. Action to recover back money alleged to
have been paid under duress. On trial.
Shepley 6 Strout. j. J. Perry.
Holden s. Peabody.
LIZ
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THEATRE.-This evening will witness the
debut OF Miss Lizzie Cooper, who is said to be
the most beautiful actress that treads the
American stage. Of this the crowd must
Judge foi themselves by visiting Deerinc Hall
Tonight and witness the play OF the Lady of
Lyons, in which Miss Cooper will sustain the
character Of Pauline. The charming Fanny
stocqueler will appear in the after pieco of
Jenny Lind
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WASHINGTON advices are To The effect that
the action of the Supreme Court in dismisSi"s
the Georgia injunction case, without referring
to the eonstitutionality of the reconstruc'i"h
acts, indicates an intention on the part OIL the
Court to keep out of political questions Inc
Court adjourned without coming to any decl-
sion On thu McC3rdle case.
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"AN INADvERTENoE." There was received
at the Treasury Department, Monday, ietter
from Philadelphia containing $3.50 to be cred
tied to the conscience fund. The letter was
signed by 81. w. f." who said the money had
not been paid heretofore because of an mad
vertence. If everybody who is the victim OF
such an inadvertenoe would be equally prompt
in making amends, the taxes could be taken
off from luxuries as we'll as manufactures.
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Notice.
100000 Bricks
Farm for Sale.

In Caseo. A good farm contain
kLSSSA Y ing about 30 acres OF good early
EfGstiaz-sN land, one third fenced by ThomI s /,
EliLaSniAI- Pond, about $50 rods OF stone wall,
-. iylded into tillage, pastura2e and
leading to Mechanics Falls, one mile and halt from
Casco Village, halt mile from school house, ami in
q good neighborhood. The land Is eary good and
easy to cultivate and will cut about twelve tons of
hay. On said farm there Is q new barn, built in
ieb6, a good wool house. and small, convenient
hon>e pleasantly situated; good well OF water on
the place. VIII be sold at bargain il applied tor
soon. Inquire OF L. g. HOCPEK
Portland. febf2dims
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Attsua ,he PRIMARY mea.ins. ro-Nish,.

6hcuN INT HEiAuHFy Ne.ihSA sO-NsSH"
We adiure all Republicans who believe in a
government founded on equality OF rights and
privileges, who wish to see this government SO
founded, who want to see Republican Cover
nors elected in this State in September and in
NeaU Hampshire IN MarcG, and Republican
President in November, to come out to the
ward meetings this evening and take part per-
sonally in selecting delegates to nominate a
candidate for Mayor. Let US have the party
fairly represented in the convention, and o
man selected for whom the whole strength of
the party can be rallied twenty days hence.
We want 4 ratification meeting Saturday eve
ming that will be ali alive, a brisk skirmish
from that time till the first Monday in March,
and victory that day which viii encourage
our friends across the line who have State TO
defend at the polls week later.
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Municipal Court.


Observation-Disclosures a. Reed, supposed to be one
of the men who drug2ed and robbed David OHare
of forty dollars and a watch, had an examination.
He was de ended by Mr.. Frank. Judge Kingsbury
decided that there waa "probable cause" and or
dered Reed to recognize, with surees in the sum OF
$780, for his appearance at the July term Of he Su-
premc Judicial Court. Falling in bail he COM
miited.
A lad complained OF as being habtual truant
was sentenced 20 the Reform School during his mi
nority
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DRUMMING CoNTINUED.-We publish this
morning two more articles on what one of our
correspondents calls "the drumming ques-
ton" The discussion has now. passed to a
consideration of the merits of the old and new
methods of doing business, and on that part
of the question, as we have said before, we do
not presume TO offer an opinion. Both writ
ers are men who speak from practical expert
ence; both are prudent and successful mer-
chants, and yet they have come to diametri-
cally opposite conclusions. Possibly differ
ence in the nature of their several branches of
trade may have something to do with this re-
suit, and this is a circumstance which the
Legislature will doubtless consider in framing
q general law on the subject.
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AdministratOr's Sale.

HE subscriber, by virtae Of license from the
SATURDAY, the 14th day of March. 1855. q three
o'clock NJ on the premises the lot Of land with the
dwelling house thereon, which was the Homestead
OF ne iate sarah X Harmon, situated the easter
~ corner OF Pine and Clark Streets In the city OF
Portland Said lot is about 40 feet on Clark street
oy ~ feet on Pine st. aud will be sold sabject to a
mortgage TO Hiran Winchester. The condition OF
san mortgage, and the amount due thereon will be
stated at the Il and place OF SALE -
HENRY G. PEA BODY, Administrator
Feb II, 1868. febI2-iaw3w
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sMAsHuPs.-Tbere were four or 1--WE oecu,.
Ssnces OF runaway horses yesterday, In two of
winch the sieighs were badly damaged by be
ins upset and dragged great distance. No
injury happened to the persons who were in
the sleighs and were unceremoniously pitched
out There have been more accidents of this
kind this winter than in any previous one that
we know Of
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May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF FEES.
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy and
Chishol Brcs., Boston Depot and on the train Of
q. M. Curtis. and at Portland 81 RocnesIer Depot.
Al DiddeiLrd, OF Pillsbury Bros.
AT Saco OF j. 5. Locke.
At Brunswick. OF w r. Fields.
AT Waterville of j. S. Carter.
At Gorham OF News Agent.
At Bath OFF. o. Shaw.
kpnn!s WanteI-J, Il, LLOYD.
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DIED.

In this city. Feb. s, Ida, daughter of Andrcw and
Sophia Bland, aged years. =
In Bucksport Feb. 9, Mrs. Elizabeth widow of
the late Rev Cyrus Cummings, aged rs years.
1. fhnerai THIS "wednesday afternoon, at o'clock
from No. 252 Cumberland stree.
In East Machias. Jan. %. Mrs Maria wife OF Js =
f 4. GREENWOOD aged 30 years. =
In East Maciias, Jan Ell Mrs Eliza wife at los
Segee, aged 40 years. " US
in Jone boro, Dec. 1s. Laonora H. Maddox, aged
Is years. 80"
In Harrington, Jan. 0. Capt. Coffin Cole, aged IS
years. ' "oS" ~
In New Gloucester. Feb. 1, Mrs Ballentine. vile
of Rev. Geo. Ballentine, aged 10 years.
In Georgetown, Feb. 4, Dea James Oliver. AGED
"a years. ' ~sSN
In East Pittston. Feb. 3, Mr.. John Marsop. aged
80 years months. eNN
In Chelsea, Feb. 2, Mr.. James Brown, aged 80 yrs
In oeimont, Jan: 8. Charles B., aged year 10
montns; 18TH, Eva ALBANIA. aged months IL days
In Waterviile, Feb. 2, Mr.. j. l. Condle, aged 10
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-12

PORTLAND & KENEEBEC RAILROAD Coat
the annual meeting of this corporation on
Monday, the following gentlemen were chosen
Directors for the ensuing year: Richard D.
Rice, Darius Alden, Augusta; John B. Brown
George +. shepley, III. n. Jose, Portland; Will
liam D. Scwall, George F. Patten, Bath; n
NJ. Whitmore, Gardiner; Philander Coburn
Skowhegan.
After the adjournment of the meeting the
Directors organized and chose officers os
follows: Richard D. Rice, President; Walter
Hatch, Superintendent; john s. Cushing
Treasurer; j. W. Clapp, General Ticket Agent;
all Of Augusta
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Republican Ward Cnueuses.

The Republican voters of this city are re
quested to meet at their various wards OF
WEDNESDAY EVENING, February II,
at IL o'clock for the purpose of electinf
seven delegates from each ward to meet il
convention, to nominate a candidate fol
MAYOR to be supported by the Republicans
at the municipal election on Monday, March
Ward will meet at the Republican head.
quarters on Congress street, corner of Market
other wards at their various ward rooms.
Per order Republican City Committee.
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Portland and vicinity
ENTERTAINMENT conUMs'

ENTERTAINMENT CoEUMH.
Theatre-Deering Hail.
Ply NJ. C. A-Lecture BY Gen Neal Oo"-
AUCTION COLUMN.
Wooden Building-E. II. Patten s Co.
NEW ADvERTIsEMEST COLUMN
Young Ladies' Seminary - Is ~ .h'-id
No. Yarmouth Academy-J. III. Bales
Notice-Henry Fox.
Furniture-Doyle & Brennan.
.dminisirafor's Sal.--H G. Peabody.
M'L.A-Delivery of Books.
Removal Smith q Reed.
yam for Sale-L. g. Hooper
P"val River Paper Company.
iSIT1n for Sale-J. c. Proctor.
Annual Meetin. Eastern Packet Company.
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Col. LIBERTY BILLINGS, a native of this
State, is the Republican candidate for Govern
or Of Florida, He had been citizen Of New
Hampshire before moving to Florida. The
candidate for Lieut. Governor, on the ticket
with Col Billings, is William W. Saunders, a
nulatto from Baltimore. The candidate for
Representative to Congress is Rev. J. c. Gibbs
blooded African and one of the ablest
men in the Constitutional Convention which
has just concluded its labors.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-02-12

& PATESTs.-The following is list of patents
issued TO Maine men last week:
Samuel Darling OF Bangor, for improvement
in pen wipers.
Samuel Darling of Bangor, for Improvement
in gas heaters.
Christopher A. Erskine of Palermo Centre
for improved egg-preserYing frame.
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Hotel ssrOpriesors.

Hotel proprietors who are subscribers TO the
Doiiy 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 q week, during the continuance Of their
subscription without charge.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

The very liz pOrtant and extensive Improvements
which have recently been made IN this popular no.
TEL the largest in New England, enables the propri-
etors TO offer TO Tourists, Families and the Travel
ing Public, accommodations and convcniences supe
rior TO any other Hotel in the city. During past
suites of apartments, with bathing rtcms water
closets, &C., ATTACHED; OF TUFTS magnificent pas
senger elevators The best constructed conveys
guests to the upper story of the house in minute
the entries have been newly and richly caIpeted,
and the entire house thoroughly replenshed aud
refurnisbed making it, in ALI Is appointments, equal
to any hotel in the country. ~
Telegraph Once, Billiard Halls and Cafe on the
first floor.
LEWIS RICE & SON, Propriefors.
Feb. l, 1868. ib4-eoo3m sN
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TEAsaThs demand Is moderate and prices are

TEAs-Ths demand Is moderate and pr.c.s are
without change. - 49,
TINS-Prices are firm, but the demand ia NOT
large either for plates or rig lin. y ~
fARNISH-Prices are without change and the
demand CONT uts TO lie moderate,
WOOL-The demand Is very moderate md ,b.,a
Is no change in prices. Manufacturers are not dis
posed 10 purchase largely at present.
FREIGHT -Tha follow ng are the engaoemantS
since our last report: brig u NJ Goodrich to arrive
for Cardenas at lie Tor Dxs and deck load Of hoops at
S6. y N; schr L. ). Conant to Sagua and back at
S. y HID for moiasses; bark Howard NOW In Proyi-
dence), out to Havana, Waanzas or Cardenas with
sugar box shocks at 1sc under and on deck.
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THE BEST.
The Standard.
PERKINS. STERN & co,
II and rs Vesey Street, New York
1OS fremont Street, Boston.


'tMESSRS. REED, CUTLER Il CO.. Boston -
Gentlemen: We, The undersigned Wholesale Lrug-
gists having for manv years sold your Vcxsfab bic
Pulmonary Balsani, are happy to bear testi-
mOny TO its great efficacy in all Pulmonary Com
plants We know OF no medicine which has DIT ser ved-
ly sustain ed so high reputat on for long
OF years. lSigned by the oldest and largest houses
In he country.l Get the genuine.
Jan o. cod sNlm -n'H
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The FIRE AT BRowN's HoTEL.-The alarm
OF fire at Browns hotel yesterday morning
was caused by the insertion Of stove funnel
into aue which had been partially choked
above by debris, causing the smoke to rush out
through another opening in the chimney which
was LETT open for tbs purpose OF cleansing the
fiues.
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BREAKING AND ENTERrNG.-George n. Nc
GreSor undertook to supply himself with
-four, tobacco. butter and ham, BY breaking
into the store of Mr.. Josiah L. Boston ON Mar.
ket street Monday evening and stealing the
above mentioned articles. He was arrested by
officers Sterling and Garland and taken to
thp lOckuD
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L. NJ. Z. A.-Gen. Neal Dow is to lecture
Tor the benefit of the Young Mems Christian
Association at their new hall next Monday
evening. The experience Of the General dur
ing his long absence in Europe will form rich
material for lecture either ON his favorte topic
or upon any subject he may choose to lecture.
We fear the hall of the y. NJ. C. A. will not
hold all who desire 10 hear him. For narticu-
lars see advertisement.
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Rcn.a,ican Hcadau.r,er.

The Hall on the corner of Congress and
Market street is now open day and evening to
all Republicans. All the city papers there on
file. Regular meeting and speaking Saturday
evenino at hall INST Z.
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Life is tho time to be joy full and merry,
The time to drink OF Mains Elderberry.
The wine is good for the human race;
Buy one bottle and then buy a case.
For sale everywhere. d&sw1t
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The alarm of fire at half past IL o'clock last
night was caused by steam from the engine in
the Printers Exchange. 1t was escaping free
ly from q new vent that had been given it,
when some visiant and well meaning persons
gave an alarm.
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The MEETING OF estate PRISONERS, to
which we have previously referred will be
held in New York on the 22d of the present
month. Its object is to cover the name of Lin
coin with infamy. The New York Tribune
well says that the fitness OF things requires
that the leaders in the cause for which these
men suffered should be present at their meet
ing "Quantrell must be had, if anybody can
find him. Solomon Kohnstamm will be in
dispensable, and John Fl. Surrat, if permitted
by circumstances over which he has no con.
troll, will have place of honor. Then there
are several hundred gentlemen whom the das-
tardly hireling police of the Lincoln despot-
ism arrested for patriotic connection with
bounty-jumping, hotel-burning, and the July
riots These must all be brought in, with
Mudd and Spangler, and various other mar
tyrs from the Dry Tortugas."
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT Aiken of South
Carolina, who ran against Banks in the great
contest for the speakership. was generally
known as one of the richest men in the South,
and the reports of his present poverty are con-
trsaicted. His real estate in Charleston is
said to be worth handsome fortune.
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n O T i @ e

A MEETING of the incorporators OF ROYAL River
"A Paper Com, any and their associates, will be
holden on MONDAY, February 2tth, 1853, at 10
Exchange Street. Tor the purpose Of choosing ofic.
ers for said Company, and iransacting any other
business that may come before them,
X. o CONAET,
... WESTON f. MILLIKEN
tebl2eod3t n. NJ. WOODMAN.
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MARRIED.

In Lowell, Feb; s, Horace Wilson, OF Gorham. and
Mary Agnes Lord, OF l..
In Bath. Feb. 8, John W. Sawyer and Louise NJ
Merrill: Murray Gossman and Clarissa Shepard
NJ, In n fremont, Feb =. Gapt. B. 7. Richardson, OF
In Surry, Jan. 81, Eugene b. Treworgy and Julia
a. hlliken.
in Parkman, Jan. 81, Nathaniel B. Merrill and
In East Pittston: Jan. p, Alvin e. Hunt, OF New
castle: and Ellen M. Tompson, OF Pittston.
In Sidney, Jan. %, Chas. II. Bartlett and Mary E.
Cummings -
In Augusta. Feb, 5, p. G. Colburn. Of Orono. and
Lizzie Crcwell, OF A. ~
In Millbridge, Jan. II, Chas. A. Eaton and Carrie
&. Look. both OF Steubeu.
In Miilbridge, Feb. 1, John Gray and Sarah Mitch
ell; Ira s. Wallace and Miss ida Drisko.
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PRESS.
Wednesday Morning, February IL 1908

ErFirst Page To-day-Ihe INVASION Oh
New Hampshire; Mr.. Dickens and Chicago;
A Topsbam Relic; Drumming Again; An In
eident of the War; A Lanatic; Varieties.
Fourth Page-The Winter Snow; Bully
Cleaned Out; Lining Tiger; Stamping .
Note,
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN sTE.NEp,
N e N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday, February u

Tuesday, February II.
90 ARRIVED.
Brig Emma L Hall, tnew) Blanchard, OF and from
Stockton. to load Tor Cuba.
John, NIB.
Sch Nellie NJ Short. Harris, Eastport
Sch Sterling, Roberts. Wiscasset
CLEARED.
Sch Maracaibo. Henley. Hayana-Geo Hunt.
Sch Silver Bell. Bailey, New York - Pierce &
james.