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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Dec 12.-The following are the closing
quotations OF merchandise for the week ending to-
day THE markets generally are dull, and bnt
small business has been done. Sugar-Nos 10 to Il
duh at a 81 reals b arrObe Nos 18 to 20 fiat al 81
"a 10 calls Lard steadv at Is a Isle y ID in tierces
aud 10 q 19Ic in % h. tins. Flour dull at $40 90 q
IL 90 ~ Dbl. Butter steady at so a P tb Tai ow
fist at 10 "a i0Jc ~ fb Bacon firm at 1Sc y lib. Honey
dull; quoted at 81 reals p gal. Bee>wax declining.
Petroleum 81 @ reals p gal. Potatoes firm at So IS
~ bb'. Hams quiet; common sailed lee; sugar
cured lSc p ID. Lumber-The market is well sup
piled; sales OF Yellow pine made at S2l q % ~
NJ; White pine-otfers were made at S22 q 49,
hoesheadsAmarket well supplied; quoted at 81 % a.
1 SIT. Empty hogsheads in demand at 80 20 Hoops
firm; IL feet shaved sS4s a 80; IL feet S45 y 1000.
Freights bat p box SuGa 10 Northern and Southern
ports. 81 90 a. %; % nd Sugar to Southern ports
SIS 90 "a %; y hid. Moasse5 to Southern ports
So 50 800 Exchange OF London II per cent pre- =
MUM on Paris a 1 per cent. prcmlumI United
States in currency, short sight u q 20 per cent dis
count; do in Gold co days sight, a. s. per cent.
premi IN; short sight, 81 per cent premium. The
weather is cool.
LONDON. Dec. 3--Afternoon. 924 for both
money and account.
American seeurities-UnIted States 5-2O's at 7iI;
Erie shares "a
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l4-Atternoon.-Cotton easier
but not lower. Breadstuffs irmer Lard 6ss
LONDON, Dec. 14-Evening.-Consolsc closed at 92@
foi money and 92s q 92B for account.
American seeurities-Unted states 5-20's quiet at
FRANKFORT. Dec. I4-Evening.-United States
5-20's quiet and steady at 7s3 q ISL.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. A-Evening Cotton market
closed duh and unchanged. Wheat No. Red Wes-
tern closed frmer but not higher; Quoted at 9s ID
Tallow market declining; quoted at 49s Sd.
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Ls,aecial nisnatch by International Line /


Special Dispatch by International LineJ
BOY DROWNED IN BANGOR.
BANGOR, Dec. 14.--John Toole, fifteen years
old, was drowned while skating on the river
this afternoon. His body was not recovered.
His brother, who was with him, broke through
the ice but was rescued. REPORTER.
FIRE AT RoCKLAND-Loss 500 900.
RocKLAND, Dec. 14.-A fire broke out be-
tween and O'Clock this morning, in a small
two.story wooden building ON Main street. oc-
Gnp,ed as an au lotion store and dwelling by F.
"; Wolf, aud spread on the north to B. Litch-
neld's store, an adjoining three story unoccu-
pied building and the Atlantic block, contain
ing three stores and the Atlantic Hall; and on
the south, to N A. and S. II. Burfree's large
furniture and paint shop, and the dwelling
house and barber shop of +. A. d. SiEglei.
Ali these buildings were totally destroyed.
The Messrs. Burfree aud Messrs j. w. Crock
err, grocer, and 5. NJ. Veazie, stove dealer saw
ell large part of their stock. The total loss
is about $4,000; insured for about $4,000,
part of which is on stock that is saved. rhere
are very strong suspicious the fire was the
work of an incendiary.
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& O M Nj Il R CLAL
New York stock and Money Market.


NEW YORK, Dee. 14.-Money active and steady
at per cent. on call. The market grew easy this
afternoon the receipt of private kilograms from
Washington expressing the belief that the legal ten
der act would be declared constitutional. Sterling
Exchange firmer at 1859 q 1855 Gold easier OPEN
ing at 1859 declining to 1864. and closing at 1863 :
Governments without change Henry Clewes & Co.
furnish the following 80 ons:-Coupon 6's
1884, 114l @ 114s; do 52Os 1862, 1Os q 11p5 do 1864
1o6! 1o7; do 1862 1879 g 1o7s; d. new, ITO q I1oS;
Boriet State bonds dull and lower; Missouri's, SO;
new Tennessee's, 654 q 673; old do 65 a 67 North
Cardinals, 59J q 6O; Virgfnia's, ST.; GeOrga's 30
Lousiana's 60l; alabama's, So.
Miscellaneous shares quiet. Railway Stocks have
fuctuated. opening firmly with an advance on New
York Central o l24S, Erie to Al, Michigan Southern
to s5s and Rock Island to t0Ga, The market subse
quently declined with pressure to sell, and again
became better, more active, and closed frmer. The
toll wing are $50 Pacific Mail, 1929 a 113;
New York Central, 1851 a 1859; E,ie, 40f a 4Oi
Hudson, 1859 q 12G; Reading. s6a q 81; For Wayne
ITO g 11Ot; Michigan Central, 11S "a 11s3; Michigan
Southern, S6l "a seq: Illinois Central i43a "a IA
Chicago & Rock Island, 1914 q 1919.
The balance at the Sub-Trcasury to-day amounted
to 500 627 1913.
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NE W YORK.

MOSES H. GRINNELL TO BE COLLECTOR.
New York, Dec. Alt is reported tba:
change will be made in the Colectorship of
this port, and the name of Moses 81. Grnnell
is mentioned as the probable successor of Mr..
Smythe.
PERsoNAL-HEAvY ROBBERY OF DIAMONDS
Gen. Hancock is in town.
The residence of d. Torrance, in West 3Sth
street. was robbed Saturday night of 5000
worth of diamonds.
FINANCIAL. "a.
The drain OF gold and currency to the west
and South continues. One hank alone, this
morning, had orders for 100000 in currency
from Chicago, and the remittances to all Sec
tions must reach $4,000000 per week. A
movement has been started by the city banks
in favor of abolishing the present system of
making quarterly returns to the Comptroller
of the Currency. There is rather more dispo-
sition in the gold market to make engagements
for future delivery. Tennessee bonds were
weak to-day on fresh rumor that the Legis-
lature had passed bill loaning the credit OF
the State to new railroads. The Treasurer of
North Carolina telegraphs that The interest on
the State bonds will be promptly met Janu-
airy 1st.
MIR. CUsHING's MISSION.
A Washington special says Caleb Cushing
has probably gone TO Bogota to negotiate with
the Government of Colombia for the joint pro-
lection of ship canal across the Isthmus of
Darien.
HEAVY STORMS.
OswEGo, Dec. lathe storms during the
past week have been of unusual severity for
this time OF year. The snow is about two feet
deep and very much drifted.
DISCOVERY OF BOND RoBBER
BUFFALO, Dec AR. H. Best, detective
in the employ of the American Express Com
pany has just returned to this city from As
pinwall, New Grenada, where he found H. v.
Clinton, who robbed VIM Fargo of 5000 600 in
bonds in January last, and supposed to be the
person who robbed the express in August last
Best had an interview with Clinton in Jail at
Aspinwall and saw the stolen bonds. In a
few days the result OF the detectives success
full operations will be made public.
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CHINA.

EXTENSIVE JOURNEY THROUGH THE COUNTRY
MARsEILLEs, Dec. 14.-State advices from
Howkow. China, state that Rev. Griffith John
and Mr.. Wiley Of the London Wesleyan Mis-
sion, who left that city some time ago for an
extended tour through the Chinese Empire,
had safely returned. These gentlemen trav-
elled through all the western provinces of Chi
ma to the confines of Tibet, distance of over
5000 miles. They were well treated by the ma
tives everywhere. They saw an abundance of
coal and evidences of gold, silver, lead and
iron mines. the Catholic missions were very
numerous throughout the country. Clergy
men were found even in the small villages and
the converts to that faith were numbered by
hundreds of thousands
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G0RHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
d&w4imo Salesroom No 3.Maiden Lane. NY.
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HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW
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WARRINGTON, Dec. 14.-The Posts Washing
ton correspondent says that am permitted to
say upon authority which cannot be questioned
tn 1T MIR. Gushing has not gone to Spain, nor is
his mission connected in any manner with the
acquisition of Cuba Mr. Seward does not con-
Template the purchase of Cuha
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nsAssACBUs ETTs.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

Boston, Dec. 14.-At the municipal election
to-day Nathaniel b. Shurtleff, Democrat, was
reelected Mayor by 1912 votes over Moses
Kimball, the Republican candidate. There
were 20I35 votes cast. There are probably
eight Republicans and four Democratic Alder.
men electe and the Democrats will have
some twenty-five members of the Common
Council.
PIERCE, Democrat, was reelected Mayor of this
city to-day by about 1872 majority. The Boards
OF Aldermen aud Common Council are nearly
equally divided, politically.
WORCESTER, Dec. 14.-Hon. Jas. B. Blake,
Republican, was reelected Mayor of this city
for his fourth term.
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New YORK, Dec. 14.-Letters are received
from Sydney, dated Nov. I'd, and Melbourne,
Oct. 31st.
Inc Australian Parliament was opened by
Lord Belmore On the 18th of October. A res
olution of censure against the Martin Ministry
was lost by only a vote of one, and the Minis
try had resigned. Parliament then adjourned
until the new Ministers shou d be elected.
The British steamer Blanche had shelled a
village at Rondova Bay in the South Sea ISL
ands, the natives having killed and eaten the
master and crew of the barque Martin Reuney
Thirty-six skulls were found in the remains OF
hut. The captain and crew of the schooner
Harmon, eight men in all, have also been MUIR
dered and eaten by the natives of Hudson's
Island.
A project is on foot to explore New Guinea
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WASHINGTON.
MIR. oUsHtNG's MISSION.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 14-The Posts Washing
ton correspondent says that am permitted to
say upon authority which cannot be questioned
that MIR. Gushing has not gone to Spain, nor is
his mission connected in any manner with the
acquisition of Cuba Mr. Seward does not con-
template the purchase of Cuba.
THE ESTIMATES FOR NEXT YEAR.
Estimates for expenses of government for the
next fiscal year were sent to the House Com
mittee on Appropriations SATURDAY. The total
amount is $303,000,000 Included in the esti-
mate is S129 600 for interest on the public
ase0t; &, S520oO,OOO for expenses of the army;
S20,OO0O00 to carry on the navy; S2S, 900 TOR
pensions, and $45,000,000 for civil and miscel-
ianeous expenses. The Appropriation Com
mIttee meet tomorrow to consider TINS est.
mate. No doubt however, the amounts asked
for will be greatly cut down, probably to $780,
100000
APPLICATION FOR A FOREIGN MISSION
Mr.. Buckley is applicant for the position of
Minister TO Ecuador.
CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
The Committee on Reconstruction this morn
ing examined the Republicans from Mssssip-
pi here, seeking TO show that frauds were com
mitted in that State at the election by the op-
posite party, and claiming that by throwing
out Illegal votes the State Constitution would
be adopted. The Committee ON Elections will
this week take up the contested cases from
Tennessee and Missouri.
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
The President to-day nominated to the Sem
ate Henry A Smythe to be Minister 10 Rus
sia; Alexander Cummings, of Pennsylvania
90 be Commissioner of Internal Revenue; w.
J. Cullern 20 be Superintendent of Indian Al
fairs for Idaho and Montana; BENJAMIN f.
James TO be Chief Examiner for the Patent
Office, and Alfred Macy Collector OF Customs
at Nantucket, Mass.
ESTIMATES FOR THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Postmaster General Randall has sent to the
House estimates of the money required for
the service of the de partment for the year end
ing june, 1870. The sum total is S24 500 900;
OF this the inland mail transportation, includ-
Ing the overland and sea mail to California, re-
quiIes $13,350000.
EXPENDITURES OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT
The Secretary of War sent communication
to the House stating that it is impraoticable to
state with sufficient accuracy the amount ex-
pended during the year ending June 80, 1868
on account of the Indian war, and that the
amount expended for river and harbor surveys
and improvements for the same period was
$o4OOOO0; also q communication recommend
ing, as measure of economy, that the property
Known as the army building in the city of Now
York. and Low under lease at q rental of
$4,000 year, be purchased by government;
provided, the property be found to be worth
$4,000, the sum named as the price.
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ILLINOIS.
THE SOLDIERS REUNION AT CHICAGO.

THE SOLDIERS REUNION AT CHICAGO.
Cg1cAGo. Dec. 14-Grant and staff Sher-
man. Thomas, Schofeld, Mcdowell, Logan,
Terry. Stoneman, Barry, Hantrauft, ingalls,,
Butferfield and other distinguished soldiers
arrived This morning, and are chartered at the
fremont and Sherman Houses. Lieutenant
Governor Bross gives RECEPTION non to,nlgn at 10
which viii bring together large crowd of our
leading citizens
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AUSTR AHA.

VIENNA, Dec. 14-The Ministerial Bud
has been made public. The deficit for the y
1869 is estimated at G3,500 600.
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mISSOURa.
MAIL ROBBERY.

lIAIII ROBBERH.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. l4.-A dispatch from Byam
Station today says intelligence has been re-
ceived that a large quantity of overland mail
matter has been stolen from the coaches near
Fort Bridges, the bags having been cut open
by robbers. The best portion Of the mail has,
however, already been recovered A strict in
quiry will be instituted as to the manner of
carrying the mails on that route,
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WEST INDIES.
CUBA

CUBA
NEW York, Dec 1--we are informed that
the news disDat ches prepared at Havana for the
Associated Press within the last four days have
been suppressed by the Cuban authorities
From this it is reasonably inferred that the in
surgents on the Island have won some import.
ant success which the authorities do not find it
expedient to have published in the United
STATES
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Household Furniture at Auction,

{ ~ WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 10Th, at 10 o'clock A NJ,
y az NO % Free Street. all the Furniture Carpets,
%e, said house. consisting in part OF Brussels and
1rnggLIam CARPETS, SOFAS, Mahogany CbaI's, -Gentre
se,p' Mirors, Ches nut and Painted ChsaIoer
SinIsD sesieads, Beds, Mattresses, Blankets Quilts
IounSseou bureaus, Light Stands Rockers T01et Sets,
bIes. DniSea Hand and Wood Stoves, two Extension Ia
ca ware, agge Eldorado Cock Stoye- tog ther with
tas, roo,os rirnbES furniture. There about IF
Fur ifnye has been nut 1g hoqsa The most OF the
is in good rider. WV Ss''S' anu
Also, at Il NJ, one Piano, round corner, and fine
torcd ms rument.
deCl2dtd F. o. BAILEY, Auct.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12-Freights-The follow
ing are the current rates for Coal Freights Port
land, IS 90; Portsmouth, So 10; Boston, So 80 a
90; Charlestown SO so; Gloucester, So 65; Salem
So 30; Providence, 50 30 a 277.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 1i.-Freights-To LIVERPOOL,
by team, room is held I'd ~ fb on uplands ard Ia
Islands. To the West Indies. Cuban ports, $40 "a H.
Gold, " NJ on Lumber for North side, and S11 "a II
% NJ, Gold for South side. Coastwise-To New
York by steam ac fb. on Upland and 1c on Sea Is
land Cotton, and So 90 y tierce on Rice by sail, &c
b ON Upiands, and 81 30 y tierce on Rice; on re-
sawed Lumber $11 " NJ; on Timber $13 p M on
Resin Toe % Dbl To Boston, bv steam via Baltimore
1c lib on Cotton; by sail, &c fy lib on Cotton $40
al nresawed Lumber and S13 ~ NJ on Timber
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AUCTION SALES.
u va. PATTRN 81 CO., Auc,;.nee
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET,
Christmas & New Years preson,.

}, NJ mos,1lnesday, Fec 18th, at &c A VI and P M.
tIeOrna a,.;; sock Of Fame, Goods. su rs Man.
Watcb Stan,,. ~. y ases, Coognes, Match. Cigar and
candi s,cLs toilet Sets Hanging Vases Cur paG oes
isrhifS rand e;ioIhoe tor Flowers. Albums, Hand
Poremonnaies, over Pots. Sc AS swer pjS,
s SIoIhs' t Sd, vWHes Bells Baskets Coolies,
cry stve. Likewise fine assS,tp AlD1ms o. ey-
the latest Styles such as G. ral jet and oior "
tes in iull sc 5, Ear Drops, Pins. Ripes Cus pnf
tons, Studs Sc, with general sortneni On oIbe
goods, OF witch may be seen on TUESDAY stlfp
noon. All must be sod wi.1OUt reserve. Sale con
-nu"i until every lot i closed. No pospOnement
on q count OF geithsr.
G8 sac of Paintings, Chromos, Engravings, &c.,
re coming week. Particulars hereafter.
December II, did
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Canal National Bank

THE Animal Meeting Of the Stockholders Of ''Tbe
] Canal National Ban< OF Portland" for tie cleo
ton OF Seven Directors, and for the transaction OF
any o her business thar nav legally come he tore
then, wilt be hold at their Baking House on
tues lay, the twelfth day OF January, 1863 at eleven
O'clock A. n.
Dec 70, 1868. lsdld
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ENTERTAlNNIi1NTS.
y l. II Y II A L l.
Monday ana Tuesday Evenings,
Bee. Ia and rs.

In the first part Of This EhteItaiumen, ,I,o ..o-.
IL converted niO a field surrounGed win ,ro $50
lambs, and little children In the midst are seen
when suddenly brilliant ligh, shines upon them,
cloud Is seen to roll away, ard an angel Appeals,
and makes known to them The birth of lie Savior:
lEen other clouds are seen to roll away, ana they
are surrounded by number { the Angels singing
Tor toyat bis birth. Then is seen the Shepberdess
WIN the Is singing her song OF praise, when
instantly is formed splendid Tabeau The next,
the Shepberde as Grand March, which is kept IL
Illuminated with different cOlorCd fires throughout
when IS formed tho Tabeau of the Illuminated
Cross. The n Xt Tableau is that OF blessing Little
Children, the Savior not represented The next the
Fishermen OF Gailee A boat is seen to sail upon
the stage, and the fishermen TO cast their nets
making very pleasing tableau. The next in oroer
is the Beatitudes, which for interest and grandeur
has never been equallei; The next, the rableau OF
the Lords Prayer. which is chanted naking most
impressive Tab'eau. The next scene Is that of the
SepulchIe: Tie Roman guard are seen pacing to
and fro. when the two Marys appear at the door o.
the sepu chre. As they pass from the stage cloud
is seen to roll away, and an angel to alight amid a
brilliant coiorod fire who rolls away the stone from
the door OF the sepuchre and sits upon 1t the bright
and tn guard all insef sble to the stage: The sinp
ing Of the angels Is heard in the distance and as the
cloud rolls away. the effect is beautiful and grand
the different colored lights being used with great Ell
feet in this whole rep esentstion Then come, tie
sole of the visit to the Sepulchre when The
Angel announces he Iesurection OF i'm thew seek
thus bringing back TO the mind ii were, the very
scene on that memorable morn. Then is Witnessed
great sc ne men OF Odllee gazing TITO the
teaveUs, when the Angel appears to them. and
makes known his second coming. 1t conclu es wi h
the Great rsbeau otthe Ascension. In which rs sun
day School Children appear making splendid living
picture, illuminated wi different coored lvhts
which is OF itself worth the price OF admission.
In no part OF this e1erlainmenC is any attempt
made to represent the Saviour. Those taking
pa all die sed in rich of the ancient
style, furnished by Mr. Eros making o. the
most splendid enterta nments ever witnessed. 1t is
ian, but exhibited tor all denominations to
tn II entire satisfaction
~ The Ladies connected with the Soc'et- II
hold Fair in the Re epti0n Room during the Alter
noons ami Evenings OF the Exhibition. Ior the ,Ie
OF Useful and Ornamental Articles, and would in
vite their friends and the public give them call,
The goods VIII be offered at low price. Admis-
sion in the afternoon free
Admission 80 cents: Children under twelve years
rs cents Tickets to be had of Bailey & Moves and
). II. Coesworlhv, Exchange Street; Chas Gusts &
Coz Congress Sire t, aad Capt. Knight India Street.
December 8. dtI
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Il fl E
NATIONAL TRUST COY,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
no. $3.50 BE DAD WAY,
C0pttGy ONE MILLION Dollars.

ARIUs X. MANGAM, Pres. JAS. MERRILL, Sec'y
ID ECEIV ES deposits and allows FOUR PER CENT
III INTEkES L on all daily balances, subject TO
check at sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS for six month
more may be made at five per cent The capital
of ONE MILLION DOLLARS is divided among ever
500 shareholders, comprising many gentlemen OF
large wealth and financial experience, who are also
The Company to double the amount OF their capital
stock AS The NATIONAL TRUS co. receives de-
posits in large or small amounts, and permits them
to be drawn a. whole or in part by CHECK AT
SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allowing interest
OIL ALL DAILY BALANCES, parties thron ghout the
country can keep accounts in this institution with
special advantages OF security, convenience and
profit, june29deod& eowGms
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Good News E!

ITO obtain room for LARGE lot of Holiday Goods
there will be an auction every evening until tho
ION Of Dec, at the store 60 Exchange st.
- an are invited tc-Bd. no24dlidc10
horses, Carriages, &c, at AuctiO n
EVERY SATURDAY, at Il o'clock A. NJ, on Ic
~ market lot, Market street, l shall sell Hols
Carriages, Harnesses, sc.
Apl2y. +. o. BAILEY, Auetioneer
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Na;eime Savings Bank,

HAS removed to the lower Room corner Of Md
l1dle and Plum sts under the st Julian Hotel
NATH'L +. DEERlNG, Treasurer.
Dec II, 1868 d3w
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Exchange Street, Portland.

Price.
Words of Hope 200
Jargal, by Victor Hugo, IFS
Sense, by Brick Pomeroy, $50
Prince Eugene and His Times, by Muhlbach,
In 10th 200
Paper, $50
Home Stories, by "Cousln Alice,'' $50
Under the Willow, and other POEMS by James
Russell Lowell, 200
The Child Wife, nv Capt Mayne Reid, lis
Rural Poems, by VIM. Barnes, $3.50
Hillsborn' Farms, by Sophia Dickin on Cobb, 1850
Life Of Mark NJ. Pomroy, by Mrs. Mary E.
The ARTS of Writing Reading and Speaking,
w Edw. w. Cox, 50
DR.. Howe,s Family, by Mrs. H. B. Goodwin,
Author OF Madgc Sherbrooke, &c, 100
The Music Stage, by George NJ. Baker, 16O
The Flower OF Liberty, by Miss Julia A. Ne
Furnish. $50
Ruby's Husband, Marion Harland, IFS
Womall's Kingdom, 80
Cheap dition of Waverly. 4 vols. In one, IT'S
The Gates AJar, by E. S. Phillips, 100
Poems by Lucy Larcom. $50
New Edition of Mrs. Akers Poems. 100
Among the Hills, by Whit Ter. ] 80
The Ring and the Book, by Robert Browning, 90
JUVENILES.
Charlie Bell by Rev Elijah Kellogg, 125
Down the River, by Oliver optic, I25
Patience Hath way. by Glance GAYLORD, 50
The Christmas Stories, by Fl In G Weeks, 100
lin, 100
R Rai!s d saa'i sy P Miss Lee, e
The L,ttle Gypsev, BIZ Ellie Savage, I,5O
The five Days Enter anment at Went
worth Grange. by +. L. Pagrave, 400
Changing Base, by Everett, rs
Lion Ben, by Rev. Elijah Kellogg, l25
ANY of tae above works will be forwarded by
mail upon receipt of price.
BAILEY Dc MOVES,
no1Sdtf Exchange st, Portlaud.
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Friday Evening, December 18th,

!. The Company viii appear in full uniform and be
inspected in the Hall by BsIG. eiES. GEORGE
+. SHtP LEY at o'clock, after Which they viii pass
in review.
The following gentlemen are announced as the
staff OF Gen. Shepey tor the occasion:
Col. j. F. Miller, M:tor W. p, ,Jo,dan.
Lieut.. +. Il. Harris, Lieut. C. w Rob RS
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CascO National Bank.

TUE Annual Meeting the stockholders IN 'srhe
Ca:co National Bank OF Portland" will be he'll
at their Banking Hon c Tueslay, the IL. h day
OF JlnuaIy 1909 at 10 o'ciocS a NJ for the election
Of directors aud Tor the Transaction OF such other
business as may legally come b. fore them.
L. T. GERBISt', Cashier,
Dec IL, 1865. dtl
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