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DIED.


on the morning Of the Ilth
GeorRe II: Beamer. M, ID
Due notice will be given Of the funeral.
DE PUL-At Chester. Delaware county, Pa. % CT
ber TO- Rev. JAMES DE Pull
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully inyted 70 attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence Fourth street Chester, on Thursday, October
49, at O'clock without further notice. Services at st.
Psurs X. Church. Chester, at "a O'CLOCK. Funeral 70
proceed to Chester Rural Cemetery. $*'
FUGUET.-On the morning OF October 1S, 1868,
FUguel, aged 2l months
JARDEN.-suddeuy, in New York, on the 10th In
slant, HARRISON JARDEN, In the 27th year OF his
Due notice of the funeral win be given.
KIDD.-On the 10th instant, JOHN e. KIDD, aged
80 years.
The relatives friends of the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the residence
of his aunt No 1853 g. Eleventh street, on Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock.
LYON.-On the 1lth instant, MARY g., daughter OF
Walter 7. and Sarah j. Lyon. 80.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral from the residence her father
No. 1878 Girard avenue Thursday the 10Th Instant
at 10 o'clock. Interment at Laurel Hill. WV
PASSMORE.-On the 10th instant, EVERATT q.
PASSMORE In the slst year OF his age. -
The relatives and friends OF the amly ave re-
spectuly invited TO attend the funeral from his late
residence Moorestown, N j., on Fourthd the l4th
Instant al IL o'clock.
STOCKTON.-Peacetully, on the 9th instant, Rev.
THOMAS HEWLING5 STOCKTON aged 60 years
ment, Eleventh and Wood streets, on wednesday,
the l4th Instant pcing at IL O'Clock M FRIENDS
and clergy generally invited to attend The relatives
OF the family requested TO meet at his late resl.
proceed to the Church. Burial at Mount Morish
Cemetery
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CITY ITEMS.

SPLENDID AssoRThENr OF FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING. .-MeD's Youths, Boys. aud Childrens-
choice stock Of selected styles Of Piece Goods
made to order.
Style, Eli. and Work,ndnshtp OF our Garments sur
passed by none eQGied bV fep. AH prices guaranteed
Io,oer than the ,opea esscOhere, and run satisrdetton
guaranteed every purchaser, or ne sale cancelled aud
money REFUNDED.
HoIf-,UdV bet,Ueen RpNNrTr a. 90.
ENth and ToWnR HALL,
6ixth SreetS.J BIs MARKET ST.,
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OK REWARD. i LOST, ON MONDAY
qpC evening" October 49, In going from Ashland
House, Arch street, through Elgbih 20 corner Of
kerohief, with gold clasp chain and ring. The hader
will please return the same 10 Ashland House and
receive reward, W
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FOR SALE, private collection OF Oil Paintings En-.
cravings Paintings Glass, Bro ,Alabasters etc
To be for few days No. 4Ooi Pine street,
Philadelphia, from to II A. NJ.
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FALL OYERCoATs.
Fall Overcoats.
Fall Overcoats.
Fall Overcoats.
AsplendId assortment of new style Fan overcoats
CHAs. Stokes & Co.'s
r,nadn
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TRENwITH has all manner OF interesting journals
pictorals, funny pamphlets magazines, eIc, enough
% supply every citizen. great or small In our city
the New York papers before the malls arrive that Is
especially comm endable. His emporium, at No, 107
s. Third street, Is completely stocked.
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JEwELRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy, NO. IL South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment Of fine jewelry and sverware in the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real pure arti-
Gle furnished ut . price which cannot be- equalled.
He also has large stock Of American watches in all
varieties ana at all prices. visit to his store Ia
to result In pleasure and profit
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AND aON RRoA1MAY. NV YoRK

FINE FBENoH CALF BooTs AND GAITPRs.-The
man who has never experienced the pleasure OF
wearing . pair OF boots made by William II. Heweg.
is 70 some extent an object of COMMUNICATION. We
speak knowingly, having worn Helweg's boots for
years. Their comfort, however, Is not their only
recommendation, as they made OF the best mate
rial and In the very best manner. Helweg will not
employ Incompetent workman; therefore his
work is always hrstclass His store and factory is
at No 535 Arch Street. next to the OF Sixth.
OUR CHILDREN al this season of the year often
troubled with Worms, the result OF eating uurlpe
fruit an weak oigestion. which seriously affect
their health. Holloways Vermifuge Confectons au
sgreesble remedy, will expel the worms and restore
the dgestiv functions perfect health Sold at rs
cents per box.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CowDKN,
No GOO rch atraat
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CARPETS -Housekeepers (and especially country
merchants and farmers visiting the city, will find 1t
to their interest by calling vt j. T. DeacroIxs whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse No. SO South Second
street. above Chestnut, before purchasing elsewhere
See advertisement In another column,
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GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing
Machines, No. 73O Chestnut street.
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water and read TIL
EVENING TELEGRAPH. at Hillman's News Stand, o
Norlh Pennsylvania Depot
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Customer made.
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"A Schenectady merchant smashed two
hundred dollar mirror in trying-hic-to hit
that man in his room.
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WELLKNowN FACT
The Ready made Clothing at
Chas Stokes e. Co.'s Is better cut better made, aud
better trim med than any In Philadelphia.
The prices the same rs before
THE WAR,
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TWO STA T,EMENTS,
READ
THIS and THIS

READ
and THIS
From THE AGE, October From THE PRESS. October
g. 1858. ., 1865
"AttraCted partly by the 1.-THE great excitement
crowd and partly by the atSlxth ana Marketstrees
advertisements which we OF Which we near so much,
have lately inserted for Is not as some might sup
Wanamaker e. Brown, pose. mere 'talk got upfor
we stepped into their Inn advertisement purposes.
mer Sc house and took a but q veritable fact, of
hasty glance at their Fall which any assure
stuck II Is really Infinite himself by simply walking
in variety both as 10 mate past and looking into the
rials and sty les, and Is crowded Balesro0ms OF
made up with a degree of Oak Hail. And III any one
care and taste which we will step In and examine
al east have never before the goods and their low
seen in ready-made cloth prices, he will readily un-
ing no see H. whether dersfsnd this unusual In
you buy any OF 1t or not terest IN cIotnlng:
IL Is a credit to city "This we nave done, and
to have such q stock OF we gladly bear testimony
cothing offered to Its to the truth of all that has
citizensr been said in these columns
of the beauty and excel
lence Of the garments
which WenamRker &
Brown are now offering for
Fall and Winter wearb
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
THE LARGEST 10TH ING HOUSE,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
THE LARG EST CLOTHING HOUSE.
WANAMAKER q BROWN,
OAK HALL,
The corner OF SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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A SPLENDID SUIT FOR s25 90
AT No 82l CHESNUT STREEr
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TO LET.
To Let.
Rooms to Let

WITHOUT BOARD. A suit of furnished Rooms,
w Pleasantly situated near Market Square, three
minutes walk from Post Office.
Also three single furnished rooms.
Address P. o. Box 1899. fe24d3g.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-The House Com
mittee OF Seven was in session all morning.
They will not report the articles on impeach-
ment until tomorrow.
Senator Howard has reported from the
Select Committee of the Senate rules for the
high court of impeachment. CHER Justice
Chase Is to preside. He may rule the ques-
which shall stand as judgement of court, I'M
less some member of the court shall ask that
formal vote be taken thereon in which case
it shall be submitted to the court for decision,
or he may submit at his option in the first in
stance any such question to a vote of the
members of the court. All the orders and de-
cisions shall be made and had by yeas and
nays, and without debate, except when done
and shall be closed for elaboration; and in
that case no member shall speak more than
once on any question, and for not more
than ten minutes on interlocutory questions,
or fifteen minutes on the final ques ton, unless
by the unanimous consent of the court. All
interlocutory questions shall be argued by
one person only on each side, and not to ex-
coed one hour on each side except by the
unanimous consent of the court. The final
arguments may be made by two members on
each de without count of time; the argyll
ments to be opened and closed on the part Of
the House of Representatives. The other
features of the rules are similar to those here
tofore adopted.
THE SUIT AGAINST SECRETARY STANTON.
The United States Marshal for this District
called at the War Department this morning
and formally handed to Secretary Stanton the
writ specifying the suit which has been enter
ed against him. General Thomas was at the
War Department during the morning, but
had no interview with Stanton. 1t is not
probable that he will make any further de-
mands for the office.
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CUlTABLE for a house 2ix30, within five min
- utes walk OF the City building. Price not over
$500. Address, (9tatIng location. Gel
teb2 Il LENNOX, Box AZ, Portland.
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We have had the Sanborn Patent Steam Fire.
Proof Improvement applied to our vault doors aud
believe that any safe vault protected in this man
AS applied, 1t gives the door solid and substan-
tial appearance, and is the same time ornament J.
Vault doors, commonly constructed, are thin and
soon warped by fire. The Company have also
built for us fine specimen OF BURGLAR Proof Work.
E. PICKERING,
Merchants Exchange, Boston,
EDWARD BLAKE,
Counsellor at Law, and Transfer Agent OF Vermont
and Canada Railroad, 10 Railroad Exchange.
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REFERENCEs.

We would respectfully refer inquirers to the follow
ing among the parties using the Steam Safe:
NE. STEAM ENGINE CO., Boston.
SATURDAY EVENING GAZETTE, g
BEALS, GREENE CO., Pub. Boston Post
E. w. PICKERING, Treas. Taunton Br. r. r., "
EDW. W. BLAKE, Agt. Vt. & Canada R. r., Z"
CHAS. AMORY, Urea. Manchester Print W'ks, I"
D. w. RUSSELL, Agt. N. K. Life ms. Co.. GO
ia. BACON, SO Washington street,
REVERE COPPER CO., Z"
HOMER WYETH, High street,
GUILD, LOW s. FRENCH,
PARKER & CO., Federal street,
HENRY B. GOING,
ON. BLACK, 124 State street,
HECKLE, DAVIS s. CO., e Milk street,
GEO. SMELL, Architect, Studio Building, :"
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
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BOSTON. Feb. 21
In the Boot and Shoe market the past week The de-
niand has continued fair, indeed, with portions of
the trade active prices unchanged, and seasonal
Bile goods quite firm and looking up. but for the or
binary qualities hand still rather depre- sed,
anu to The jobbers, unsatisfactory. 18th tue man
ufaciurers. who for the last year have had to
tend with an overstocked market and Indifferent
demand. business has improved; The stock Of goods
their hands being smaller than usual, fair re-
quest has all in motion, and, with some advan-
tage in being able to b " Sole Leather at lower
price than heretofore, they can now realize snail
profit goods TO order. Notwithstanding the i'm
p owed appearance in the Boot and Shoe business
the present condition of affairs generally does not
warrant any excess in the production of goods; the
trade has here ofore suffered from an oxerstook of
goods which might have been prevented If the man
ufacturers had exercise reasonable degree OF
ton in making up work. Because large amounts of
goods shipped at certain OF the year from
the East manufacturers should not think that they
results; onthe contrary, many cases go of on con-
signment which, while relieving the market, o' ly
transfers the surplus to others on which the East
depends for llrther sales-Boot and Shoe Reporter.
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BAkkETT's DYE HOUSE. 40 Washington st.
Dr. OHAs. CULLlG, Bowdoin street,
REV II. NJ. DEXTER, Ed. Congreeationalist. /"
+. b. AUSTIN 8 CO., No. 90 North strert,
BOSTON CORSET SKIRT co., 10 Court st.,
+. a BROOKS, Esq, rs State street,
CHIEF ENGINEER, u S NJ, Charlcst'n Navy Yd.
STORE KEEPER, U.s.N,
MERCK ANTS NATIONAL BANK. Salem.
ASlATIC NATIONAL BANK. 7a al
PETER G. HALL. 800 BedFord Njass
ISAAC II. BOARDMAN, Newburvport, Mass.
BENJAMIN howard, West Bridgewater Mass.
DANIEL S. HOWARD North Bridgewater NJ S..
MERCHANTS MANF'NG co, Fall River, Ms.
f. W. HALE & co. Milford, Mass.
FOREST HILL CEMETERY, Roxbury Mass.
w. III. B0ARDMAN, Lawrence Mass.
GOODRICH & Fits, HayerlilI Mass.
IF. NORTON u CO., Albany, n. Y.
UNION. PAPER COLLAR CO., New York.
ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORKS,
BRAY s. ROBINSON, Providence. r.
a. BLAKE CO., Concord N H.
ALLEN MANUFACTURING co, Norwich. G..
, y. =. LIBBY & CO., Portland.
WOODMAN TRUE & Co.
HON. j. II. DRU MMoND, a..
n. W. FARwELL. ieu;sto,, M.
HEBBARD & COLBY, 7"
HOMAN & BADGER auo,ato Nc
non, CHARLES A. SHAW, Biddeford, Me-
BLUNT, HUMAN & CO., Bangor, Me.
u. W. MERRIAM, Rutland VT.
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Portland Five Cents Savings Bank.
Pressed Haay
Notice of Foreclosure,

w HEREAS, Henry L. Sturteyant. of Portland,
w County Of Cum eerland, aud State of Maine,
did, on the 10Th day of March, A. d. 1866 convey to
me, the bscriber, by bis mortgage deed of that
date, the said deed being acknowledged by him on
the first day of April of the year aforesaid, certain
lot of land with the buildings thereon, situated on
the nortberiy side of Court leading out OF Park St.
In said Portland, said deed being recorded in Cum
berland Registry of Deeds, book $50, lage 493, to
which re erence is hereby made for particular de-
scription; AMI the conditions of said mortgage hay
ing been broken, claim foreclosure OF the same
according to the statute
DANIEL FURBISH.
Portland, Feb 18th, 1868. fe13d1tSw3Ws
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Wanted.
Wanted.

CMALL HOUSE, six or seven rooms, with stable
- West of State Street pre- erred. Would purchase
if satisfactory. Address Box 2259 Post Office.
February %. d1w@
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II. s. MNyShNL'S Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS. -
Pursuant to Vend: Expo: to me, directed from
the Hon. Edward Fox, Judge fthe United States
District Court, within ard the District of ane,
shall expose and offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder therefor the following property
and merchandise, at the time and place within sad
District, as follows. viz: sss.
At the U appraisers Office No. 1913 Fore Street, in
Portland on Wednesday,, the eighteenth dag Of MGrca
eGt, at Ii O'Clock II. N;
n FOURTEEN HALF Boxes OF TOBACCO, contain
q S55 lbs. shAz tae &8S %
The same having been seized by the Collector Of
Internal Revenue Tor the First Collection district
Maine, and ordered to be sold and the proceeds
disposed OF according to law.
dated at Portland this twenty-eigbth day of Feb
ruary, A. D 1863. fTa
CHARLES CLARK,
feb2Sd15d u. s. Marshal District of Maine,
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from NtddteSeT Mech0nscS association.
This is one of the improvements of the age, aud it
seems to justify the concentrations it is receiving
1t cannot be doubted that the contents when
exposed to intense heat, have in many instances
been insecure, unless protected by this process As
a new, useful and valuable invention, the Committee
cannot do otherwise than give it their decided ap-
prOval-a GOLD MEDAL
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"FIsHER,S COUGH DROPSv

viii, If taken in season, break up anv cough. and
prevent Consumption 1t has in many cases cured
he patient wren given up BY the physician, and is
with night coughs as it insures sweet and refresh
ing sleep.
Prourietors: GEO e. GOODWIN & CO., Boston
General Agents. Sold by all druggists.
September 49, w6m47-sN
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A FIRST Glass three stery brick residence near
"A "Congress Square, contains bathing roo m, hot
and cold water, and all modern conveniences. Pos
sessi on given Immediately. Apply to
GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.,
Dealers in Real Estate, No. morton Block.
Feb 2S-d1w Argus COPY.
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"seeking the best security against fire for the
books of office, procured safe with Sanborns
Patent Steam improvement, and are much pleased
with it.
GAZETTE PUBLISHING co.
Boston, Jan. %, 1868
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some ofthe most important Inventions in this age
of discoveries, to the business community, is, I'M
doubleday Sanborns American Steam Safe. Repeat
ed tests have established til superiority all
the Safes with which it has been brought in contact
From actual observation speak of the elegant
designs of these Safes, and of their beautiful
mentation, which would render them desirable ac-
QUESTION in the most tastefuy furnished apartment"
Il Boston Sat- Evening Gazette, Feb. ~, 1865.
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Not;ce Of ForecIosure.

A NDREw wINSLOw, Of Weslbrook, Cumbe<-
"A land county, by deed dated July Is, 1865. re-
~ n, mortgaged TO the undersigned, Joseph S.
Kicker the following real estate in said W esl brook
Winslow then lived, formerly owned by William
Knight and be1ueathed by said Knight tosaid Wins
low, and bounded northerly by land of Elias VIII
conveyed to said Winslow by Stephen Knight, and
soutberly by land of Cyrus Winsow and John A.
Smith. and westerly by land OF Sumner WINSTON
reference TO the record of said mortgage deed being
had tor fuller description.
The condition o said mortgage Is broken OS 40"
son whereof claim a foreclosure: . o,cErR
Feb. 10, 1868, Ieol1o-@"e~
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T GA REAL SALAMANDER AT LAsT-Not the least
interesting feature of the great Interstate Fair at
Norristown, was the trial of patent Safes, which
came off under the superintendent of the commit
tee. An immense wood fire was lighted, and large
number of safes of different makes-were placed in it.
The fire was kept burning nine hours and half and
at the end of that time every safe in the flames had
its contents totally destroyed, except one with San
born's Patent Steam Improvement. This was taken
out and to the extreme surprise of the unnated its
contents unniured. The committee were so
much pleased with this demonstration of the fact
al was awarded the owners. Philadelphia Sunday
Transcript, Sept. %, 1857.
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Farm for Sale or Exchange.

CITUATED in Cumberland Of mile from the G
= T. Station ami u mi es from Portand said
contains 40 acres OF good land equally divided
new. 1t will be sold together 10 lots to suit the
purchaser. Any person having City. property and
wishing to exchange for farm will find it to theil
advantage by enquiring at 46 Market st, Portland
or of :. NJ. BRACKErT OF Cumberland.
Feb 2S-d1m&
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e U r. o p e
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Feb. % = Evening. = The Royal
assent has been given to the bill for the sus-
pension of the writ of habeas corpus in Ire
land.
G. W. Hunt, under Secretary of the Trea-
sury, will be appointed Chancellor OF the Elk
chequer s 9--e
In the House of Comma rs this afternoon
Lord Stanley said an adjournment of Parlia-
ment till next Thursday was desirable, to
afford the Government an opportunity to COM
plete the Cabinet. Mr.. Gladstone sa id thai
such delay in the proceedings of Parliament
was unpi ecedented, but in the present case it
might possibly be justifiable. rslsqzsa 81
Lord Wensleydale is dead. .zres srsz1s
Burke and other Fenian prisoners in War
wick Jail, will be removed to this city for
trial - ~
CORK, Feb. 28.-The parsonage of the Rev.
w. Leslie, at Welmonal, near this CITY. was
attacked last night, but the assailants were
driven of. q
DUBLIN, Feb. 2s.-Gen. Nagle and his fell
low prisoners We're indicted for treason at Sligo
to-day. MIR. Heron, counsel for che defense,
moved for delay OF trial. After hearing the
motion the court reserved its decision.
RUSSIA.
VIEWERS, Feb. 28.-Baron Budberp. Rms
sian ambassador TO Paris, while passing
through this city on his return from visit to
st. Petersburg, was violently assaulted by a
son of the late Baron De Weyendorf. we'll
known russian diplomatist. His assailant
threw hand granada at him, but the missile
failed to take effect, and the Ambassador es-
capped uninjured.
FRANCE. ~ a-4
PARIS. Feb 28.--Offcers of the French army
now absent on furlough, have been ordered to
report at their headquarters on or before the
3lSt of March, on which day all existing fur
loughs will terminate.
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Store to Let.
For sale or To Let.
To Let.

"ITd Board, a desirable suit of rooms on the
w first floor, az 81 Danforth Street.
"a Also other desirable rooms for permanent OF
transient boarders.
Feb 1S-dtf
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United States District Court,
MAINE DISTRICT. In BANKRUPTCY.
STEPHEN X. DYER.
VIM. W. LOTHR0P,
X. l.. MORSE.
,v attast wM p pRERI,E. Clerk
City of Portland.

To the Electors Of the City Of Porttond.
IN pursuance of warrants from the Mayor aud Al
| dermen Of the City OF Portland, the qualified
electors of said city, will meet in their respective
Ward Rooms on Monday the second day of March
next, being the FIRST Monday in said month, ut ten
O'Clock in the forenoon to give in their votes Tor
Mayor of said City; tr one Alderman, three Com
mon Counemel, a Warden and Ward Clerk, and
for two City Constabes, residents OF said Ward, for
the ensuing year.
The polls will remain open until four O'Clock in
the afternoon when they shall be closed.
The Aldermen will be in open session in the
Ward Room in the City Building. entrance on Myr-
tile street, from nine O'Clock A. M. 10 one O'Clock
said day of election and from three O'Clock TO hve
O'Clock p NJ on the last OF said three secular days
for the purpose of receiving evidence ofthe quainca
ton of voters whose names have not been ehteleu
on The lists of qualified voters. in and for the sef
a. Per q der. j II HEATH, City Clerk.
Portland, February goth, 1868. ieN'"'"
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Personal.

IF CYRUS CUMMINGS, la Sergeant Co. C, Sec
i ond Mass. Cavalry, VIII communicate with Box
IL Portland o, giv.ng his address, he will learn
something of advantage. - teb2Sd1w
Ezf-TA Argus conY. - - -. = .---.-.ea
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Steam is certainly the true principle for proof
Safes. Nothing else be relied upon in a severe
fire, such as is liable to sweep over any cty"-Prov-
idence Press.
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,IoTIcE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
n been duly appointed and taken upon herself
The trust of Administrators of the estate Of
j. IGNATlUS STEVENS, late of Gorham,
In the County OF Cumberland, deceased, ana
given bonds as the law directs. All persons hayngd de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are requires
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted 10 sa
estate are called upon to make payment 70 ,
ELIZABETH W. STEVENS, Aa,a -
Gorham, Jan'y 7th, 1868. ieoieoia"'"
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"The invention has been submitted to the severest
tests and has out triumphant. 1t be applied
to any Safe, adds comparatively little to the cost
while it makes the security intellectually greater'-
Lowell Courier, Sept. 10, 1867.