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National IRA ders Bank.
Second National Bank

'yVHE Annual Meeting ofStockhoders, of the Sec
Ond National Bank, Portland, for the election
of Directors and any other BUSINESS which NAV le-
gally come before them will be Eeld at their Bank
ing room, on Exchange Street,
Tuesday, 14fh January next, mt p. VI.
Per Order .-...
VIII. STEPHENSON, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. IS, 1851. ,lcI3-dtd
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MEXICO.
THE DISTURBANCES IN YUcArAN.

HAVANA, Jan. 2-On the Both ult. the port
of Ssal was blockaded by three armed schOou-
ers belonging to the Mexican navy. They
were sent thither from Campeache. The
steamer was prevented from landing any pas
sengers or goods, but was allowed to take
aboard cargo. A commissioner from the rebel
authorities went aboard on her trip out to
Vera Cruz and proceeded in her to the latter
port where he was arrested and thrown into
prison by the authorities. President Juarez
gets rid OF General Diaz for a while by order
ing him to take the field in Yucatan Gov
ernment was char Gering vessels at Vera Cruz
to transport three thousand men to the PENN
sula. 1t is said they will land at Campeche as
their base of operations.
The ex-Imperialists are preparing to leave
the country as fast as possible. -
1t is said that the rebellion in Yucatan was
set on foot by Santa Anna, who furnished
Col. Villafana with money and men. 1t is
also reported that he had endeavored to inter-
est several French officers in the scheme but
they refused to enter into it,
1t was rumored that Congress was about to
authorize the raising of the regular army to
$4,000 men, at monthly cost of 50 100000.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-An Havana letter OF
9th ult. states in reference to that part of the
news relative to the expected coming of Santa
Anna, that seemingly well founded rumor
runs here to the effect that the General had
written short time ago a letter to the Cap
tain General INFERNO of Cuba, asking that he
would put no restraint upon the enlistment OF
persons here to go out as soldiers to Mexico
under his banner. .t+ e@
The Captain General replied that he could
give no assurance in the matter, and that Gen
Santa Anna had better await the arrival OF
Gen. LerSundi. .-.t-, ..
This confirms the report from Sisal. There
is no doubt that some such project has been
and still is in contemplation. ~ 49,. ...--, .,..-
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e U II O Il T.


LONDON, Jan. 2.-Despatches have been re-
ceived here to-day giving the particulars of an
other Fenian outrage last night in the county
of Cork, and near the city of Cork. Unde,
cover OF darkness large body OF the brother
hood attacked the house of Mr.. Charles Math-
ew, brother of the late Father Mathew Hap
PLY the family of NJ Mathew was appraised of
the villanous scheme OF the Fenians in ample
time to successfully repel the attack. Quite
large force was quickly gathered and concealed
III the mansion and On the premises, and when
the marauders came up they were met with a
CALLING fire, and rncontinently fed. Several
were wounded, but were carried off by their
comrades. The motive for the assault, whether
murder or plumber, was unknown.
EUening.-Dr. Livingstone, the African trav-
eller, is alive and WE'LL Positive advices Just
received from Africa leave no longer any doubt
of his safety,
FRANCE.
PARIS, Jan. 2-On New Years day, in ac-
cordance with the time honored custom, all
the ambassadors of foreign powers now in Par
is were received in body by the Emperor at
the Palace of the Tuileries The Papal Nun
clio, speaking for the Diplom tic Corps, assured
the Emperor of their good wishes for himself
and for the imperial family. The Emperor in
reply, addressing the assembled diplomats, said
he was happy to again begin new year. as
heretofore, surrounded by all the great powers,
to once more reaffirm by this interchange of
assurances the friendly relations which now
exist between france ana their respective gov
ernments.
The Archbishop of Paris, who was present,
prayed that God would preserve the life of the
Emperor as guarantee OF peace. He said
that the progress of religious and moral ideas
in France was the only safe basis for the throne.
TO this the Emperor responded in these words.
The wish deeply touches me. Believe me,
the interests of the religion of the country and
of civilization are inseparable."
deputation of the Corps Legislatiff waited
upon the Emperor New Years day President
Sneider made the customary address OF con-
GRADUATION. The Emperor in reply urged up
on the members OF the legislative body the
speedy and final passage of bill for the re-
organization of the army, which he declared
was Indispensable to the safety of the empire.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, Jan. I'm a public speech yes.
terday, King Victor Emmanuel declared it was
the unanimous desire of Italy that Rome
should b. the capital of the nation, but the
treatment of the question demanded patience
on the part of the people.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Jan. 2.-Tbe government has for
hidden recruiting of reinforcements for the
Papal army in the Austrian empire.
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Wanted I
Wanted.

Wanted.
En 900 FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
cOsOOO City Sugar Refinery, West Com
mercia, near foot of Emery street.
Proposals will also be received for new Sugar Bar
rels, and sample may be seen at tie office OF the
Company, l59s Commercial, at corner of Union ST.
febl2d&wtt Z. G.. HERSEY
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LOUISIANA.
RESIGNATION OF GOV. FLANDERS APPOINT
MENT OF JOSHUA BAKER.

MEM Vt oOodUA DAhEh.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3.-Paragraph B, spec
lal orders No. headquarters of the 9th dis
trlct, dated Jan. 2, says that His Excellency
Is. Il. Flanders, Governor of the State of Lou
lsiana, having resigned that office, Mr.. Joshua
Baker is hereby appointed to the vacancy &C.
casioned thereby.
The same order assigns Brig. Gen. r. G.
Buchanan to duty as Commander OF the Dis
trict of Louisiana and Assistant Commissioner
OF the Freedmen's Bureau.
The Times speaking of the new Governor
says that he is native of Kentucky, but an
old citizen of Louisiana, and was member of
the Philadelphia Conservative Convention of
1866 that he is fully qualified under the re-
construction act and can take the oath.
CHARGES OF CORRUPTION BY GOV. FLANDERS.
In reply to communication from Governor
Parsons, charging the police of the Parish of
Orleans, right bank, with official corruption,
and recommending their removal, Gen. Han.
COCK says that these charges present proper
case for judicial investigation and determina-
ton, and it is evident the courts of justice can
afford adequate relief for wrongs compliance
OF If proved. He concludes that it is not adv1-
saDieS TO resort to the measures suggested.
THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION.
The Convention to-day resumed the discus
sion OF the equality question.
Alter several amendments to Mr.. Wycliff' 8
substitute had been offered and voted down
and adopted:
All persons shall enjoy all equal rights while
public character. ~ :"
1t further provides, that all nlacas ubera
business is carried on by charter or for
which license is required from either the
State, parish or municipal authority shall he
deemed places of public character, and shall
be open to the accommodation and patronage
oil all persons without distinction or discrimi.
hatlon on account OF race or color.
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NEW YORK.
ANOTHER PASSENGER CAR cAPszED AND SET
ON FIRE.

ANOTHER PASSENGER CAR CAPsZED AND SET
ON FIRE.
HUDSON, Dec. Son Wednesday last ter
Tlhc gale swept along the line of the Harlem
Railroad and the Southeastern section of this
county. The morning up freight train with a
passenger car attached, was struck by the
gale while between Boston Corners and Co.
platform car were raised bodily from the track
and precipitated down an embankment some
fifteen feet There were five men in the car
who were more or less injured, but none Sc
rously. In the descent the stove was can
sized aud the car set on fire, but the flames
We're extinguished before they had gained
much headway. A gentleman from Mart,nC a e
was severely burned about the head. Mr.
Hawley of Egremont was badly bruised about
the face. The other passengers were but
slightly hurt Three ladies had fortunately
lett the car at Boston Corner few minutes
before the accident. The gale continued from
early In the morning till o'clock in the alter
noon.
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Maine Legislature.
Especial Dispatch by International Line to Portland
Daily Prcss.l

Especial Dispatch by International Line Portland
Daily Press
SENATE
AUGUSTA, Jan. 3.-Mr. Farley presented a
bill 10 repeal chapter 129 OF the laws ct 1867
an act to provide for State police in certain
cases--and moved suspension of the rules,
and that the bill be read at the present time.
Tabled
The following orders were passed: To print
300 copies of the Governors address: That
the Senate meet Oh Saturdays at 9 A. H., and
Mondays al II A. NJ: To furnish each Senator
with the acts and resolves Of last year: Di-
recting the Secretary to furnish the Revised
Statutes, Webster's and Worcester's Diction-
aries. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Bradbury eff Hollis asked leave to offer
bill to repeal chapters 129 and $50 of tie acts
of 1867, providing for State police, and Tor
the suppression of drinking houses, &c, and
moved the suspension of the rules that the bill
might be taken up. Objected to by Mr. Hale
of Ellsworth. OH the ground that a subject so
important should be considered by a commit
tee.
The Speaker declared the question then to
be upon ltS reception OF inc Dill Dy Jne house.
Mr.. Dingley of Lewiston objected to the re-
ceptiou of tbird bin upon this question.
The yeas and nays were ordered. The mo-
tion to accept was lost-yeas 10, nays 80.
On motion of Mr.. Fessenden of Auburn, it
was ordered that a committee of five be ap-
pointed to devise the best me .hod to secure
1ar and impartial report of the House.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Fessenden,
Hale, Andrews, Foster and Spear.
The following order was tabled: That all Pc
titions, resolves and acts for private legislation
presented after Feb. 1, and all new matters for
public legislation after Feb. 3 be referred to
the next Legislature without debate.
The following orders were passed: One pre-
scented by Mr.. Spaulding of Richmond, that
the House meet Saturdays at 8 A. NJ, Mon
days at II. A. NJ, and other days at 10 A. NJ:
One offered by Mr. Porter of Burlington, re-
questing the Governor to inform the House
what progress if any had been made in the
settlement of the State claims against Messrs.
Dow, Peck ct ais. Adjourned.
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Foreign Markets.

at 76t a 763.
LITERPooL Jan. 2-Evening.- mark
et. Drea't 'Is-market closed firm at last quota
lions provisions and Produce unchanged.
10 don, Jan. 2.-Ofical returns OF the Bank of
England show that tho amount of bullion i'll its
vauts has increased e121 900 stering since the last
weekly report made Dec. Is.
PARIS, Jan. 2-Evening.-The official statement
of the Bank of France shows decrease OF 49, 900 900
francs in the metallic of the institution dur
ing the week ending to-day.
LONDON, Jan. S-l1.l5 A. M.-Consols 912 a 91E
for money and 91k a go for account.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs-United States 5-o0's 7o1
a 72s Illinois Central shares SSs; Erie Railroad
shares 4sl.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3-1115 A. M.-Cotton active
and buoyant, and Prices advanced Id; Middling up-
lands I&d; Alddling Orleans I'D; estimated sales for
the day 2O,U0O bales Breadstuffs-Corn advanced TO
46s Cd. "
HAVANA. Jan. 3-Exchange on London 12l 40 12a
per cent, premium; On New York currency, long
sight, 24 per cent discount, and short sight 22l dis
count. ~
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Mer hants National RanIx

THE Sto kholders in this Bank are hereby noti-
fed that the Annual Meeting, Tor the CHOICE Of
Directors, and the transaction OF such business ay
may legally be brought before them, will be holden
at the Bank, on er 1.a.- -s' - 1907
Tuesdny, January 14th 1865. nj 10
o'clock, a. ~.
CHAS. PA YSON Cashier.
Portland Dec. IS, 1867. dc13-2tawtd
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WANTED.
ETANTED, AGENTS,

WETANTED, AGENTS,
IA III $50 to S2O' per month, every where, mile
MI IA and female, to intro luce the GENUINE
~ III IMPROVED COMMON SENSE Family
IA IA WING MACHINE. This Machine will
"a "a stitch hkm, Iell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind
"a n braid aud cmbroider in a most superior
IN manner.
Price only $is Fully warranted for
five years. We will pay $3.50, Tor any machine
that viii a stronger, more beautiful or elastic
seam than It manes the Elastic Lock Stich.'
Every second stitch can be cut and still the cloth
cannot be pulled apart without tearing il. We pay
Agents from SIS to $500 per month and expenses,
or commission from which twice that amo mt can
be made Address, SECOMB & CO., Pittsburgh.
Pa, or Boston, NJ IS.
CAUTIONED, not be imposed upon BY other
parties pamng off worthless cast-iron machines
under the same name otherwise. Ours is the only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manu-
fac ure1. dc 2S- &wlm
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Notice,

TTNHE Proprietors of Union Wharf Corporation ar.
hereby notified that their Annual Meeting will
be holden at the Counting koom OF the Wbartinger,
on I'D wharf, on the first Tuesday, being the sew
entl day Of january next, at O'clock Z. NJ, TO act
on the fOllowii articles
TO choose Presi lent.
2.-To choo CLERK for the ensuing YEAR and
such other officers may he deemed necessary,
8 receive and allow accounts gainst the Cor
poration.
A. To appropriate any funds necessary tor repairs
on SAID wharf, or Tor other purposes, and generally
to act on all matters which may be considered nee
essa. y for the interest of the Proprietors.
JOSEPH II. WHITE,
dec30dtd* Clerk of Union Wharf
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BOSTON, Jan. q
The closing week of the year has exhibited but
slight encouragement to the boot and shoe trade to
make preparations for the Spring demand, which is
now near at hand for this market. Manufacturers
generally are making lew goods, what would be con-
sderei rs only sample parcels in more active times
but, rom present indications they will be sufficient
to meet requirements at the commencement OF the
Spring trade. Prices no doubt will rule little low
er this year than they did last Spring, but BUYERS
must not anticipate great decline the per GEN.
age on the cost OF manufacturing but Ii tie less
than last year, and there will lie smaller stock
the market from which TO select. The changes in
style will be but slight for the coming season; little
alter ton in the height and of The tops of bal
morals and congress BOOTS, and, to extent, The
box t0e. will be found in the finer qualities OF goods
but Will not be in general in the ordinary lines
OF boots and shoes. The shipments of boots and
Shoes for the past week have been 1861 cases.-Shoe
and Leather Renorter.
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lRGINEA.


RICHMOND, Jan. BIN the Convention TO-
Gay resoletlon was offered urging the con-
tnuanee of the Frepdmen's Bureau in that
state, and deprecating its withdrawal as a
calamity, and requesting Gen. Howard to con-
tnue it under such agents as may best suit
the purpose. After long debate the resoIu-
1l0n was adopted-yeas 81 nays IA.
the African Church tonight He advised the
Convention to confer the right of suffrage on
all males over twenty-oae years of ace and
secure it to them forever. e0' anu
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MATANZAs, Dec. 72-[From Alfonso & BIancb.
ARDS Cireuarl. Owing to the scarcity of produce
the market has shown little amin al ion either for Eu
roLe or the United States; only two British vessels
to load Moasses about 200 hhds. have been engaged
LOT Corr and Falmouth, and port in Great Britain
at AS and per cent? and AIS 81 top. We quote
Great Britain direct 42s Cd a 45s p tom Hanb lre
anu Bremen AS q as ton; France IN the Atlantle
box, nominal; United States p box Shgar ST: do j
hid 81 e so; do q ITO gals Molasses s. al 2h
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IEroms the Kennebec Reporter, June, i
tFrom the Machias Republican. Oct. PAL

[From the Lewiston journal. Jan. 1851
For the excellent synopsis of Legislative reports
which Will appear in our first edition uring the
Maine Legislative session, we are indebted to the
Portland Press, which, with commendable enter
Prise rec ives its report in special dispatches
The capital, .anFlr- .-.gf - r,fI =
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Ocean Insurance Go.

7 HE Stockholders of the Ocean Insurance Com
panv are hereby notified to meet at the Office
OF said Company on MONDAY the sixth day OF
January A. ID. 1865 al three ocluck p. NJ. for the
purpose otchoosng seven Directors for the ensuing
ar, an the transaction OF any other business which
may then be legally acted upon.
GEO. A WRIGHT, Sec'y.
Portland, Dec nth, 1867. Cci7dtd
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90 Nj Nj H II IAL
Fiua ucIals

NEW YORK, Jan SO P. M.-Monev closed easier
per cent. Gold cl' sed firm at 1889 Sterling Ex-
change closed quiet and steady at lilo q l0t. Gov
eminent secu titles closed steady. Stocks closed
strong with general adv ance Mining shares bet
ter The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was
as follows:-Receipts $1,t35,567; payments $4,3Oi-
5O6; balance S97 461 ,012,
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A BOX SHOOK MACHINE,

Capable of manufacturing 900 Shocks per day OF
So slsfT 10 hours. iaa ..rG 9El-f e5-f q
The Mill and Machinery are all in good working
order '-. p .A't+
The property is II miles from the Petite 1dac Sta
ton OF the e. & N. A. Railway, in direct COM
munication with the Harbor of st John at the one
end, and Moncton- ON the other. ~ .-r
The Stream is large with never failing supply of
water, clean Rocky bottom entirely free from mud
or impurities OF any kind. and the Manu- actured
Lum her is capable Of being RATED and driven to
within 800 yards Of the Railway, at which a siding
could easily be put in at very little expense and it is
nearly level with the railway.
Along with the Mill there 500 acres of land, %
acres OF which are i'll iod state of cultivation and
cut about Is tons of hay, and goo comfortable
dwelling house capable OF accommodating about 80
men, with several Workmen's Houses, Barns, Sheds,
Blacksmith Shop &C., all i'll good condition. 57 !.
There are COCO acres of Green Forest Land which
will he sold with the property, if desired. There
also large extent of Crown Lands tor nearly 80
miles above the Mills, which has never been oper.-
ted upon to which extent Lumber can be driven.
There is sufficient quantity of pine and spruce
Timber convenient to tue River to furnish stock for
Manufacturing purposes, Tor the next 20 years. In
tending purchasers can treat for one halt or the
whole.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber at
PetitcOdIac Station, or to ST. John.
D. j. Mel AUGHLIN, JR., q
dc5-w6w HUGH DAVIDSON.
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ANNUAL ME ETINGS.
Eagle Sugar Refinery

! HE Stockholders OF this Company are hereb
notified that the Annual Meeting tor the choice
o Directors ant the transaction Of any other busi-
ness legally brought before them will be hell at the
Refinery, Tnesday the 18th day OF January 1863 &C
O'Clock z. NJ. ~
Portland Dec 81, 1867 janl]dtd
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Specimen Copies Sent Free
OUR TERMS.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY is sold by every
News Agent in the United States. The price is Six
Ce. is, but cases where agents have to pay extra
treight,a higher price is charged. When there is
News Agent in the town, desire our friends to
get the New York Weekly through him. When
sent by mall single cope. So per annum; four copies
$40 which is s. 81 a copy; eight copies $50. Toe
party who sends us $40 for club OF eight copies tal
Postmasters and others who get up clubs, in their
respective towns, atterward add single copies
$25 .,- -.
The New York Weekly and the Illus rated Liter
airy Album, will both be sent for Sc per annum.
Address STREET & SMITH,
w4t52 III Erankfort ST.. New YOrIi.
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Annual Meeting.

'IfHE Annual meeting of the Stockholders Of TIE
l. :" Portland Bangor & Machias Steam boat CO. %
Tor the election of five Directors and tor the trans
action Of any other business that my legally come
before them, Will be held at the Office OF Ross s.
Sturdiyant, Isl Commercial Street, Oh Tuesday,
January IA, 1868, ut o'clock p. NJ. "
WILLIAM ROSS, Clerk
Portland. Dec. q, 1857 deg dfd
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GEO RGHA,


AHKEsT OF MH5lBER OF TIE CONVENTION
SAVANNAH, Jan. "a. A. Bradley, of Bos-
ton, colored, and member of the Constitn.
tonal Convention, was arrested this evening
for threatening John E. Hayes, editor of the
Republican, and drawing pistol on him in
the street.
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RHODE ISLAND.
DEATH OF JUSTICE sHERMA1

PROVIDENCE, Jan. 3.-Sylvester 5. Sherman,
Associate Justice OF the Rhode Island Su-
preme Court, died suddenly this evening, at
his residence in this city.
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Boston Stock fist
Sales at the Brokers' Board. Jan q.
The Best Inves ment for Surplus
CAPITAL. ---.-. -

The attention of Investors Trustees, Executors,
and others desiring an unusually safe, reliable and
profitable torn IF permanent investment, is called
to the advantages and assurances of
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Until further notice, Mr.. Holden may be found a
the PROBATE ounce, and Mr.. Peabody at the Office
tbe aGe Iru, no ~ Cor gross st. dc3i3w
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~ tFt1& @I 10 Let. IN
THE Mechanics Library Room, by day or evening
Il on very reasonable terms, will seat from 8 to
400. Apply TO CHARLES p. Kimball or to the
subscriber j, THORNDIKE
Dec dtf Superintendent.
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For Sale.
fI'hkEE Counters. three feet by ten. Also one Of
Middle Street WM p J0RDAN.
December 30. div
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First National Bank.

A DIVIDEND of fire (5) per cent viii be paid to
n the stockholders OF this Bank on and alter
Thursday, JaaUqry second s-
w. E GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. 80, 1867 dec31dlw
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- % tts4 To Let. -fAasa IN
A BOUT 800 feet of the lower end of Custom House
Ia Wharf, and the Warehouses and Offices there
on, now occupied by Thomas Ascencio & Co. En-
quire OF LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
Sept11f 7s-e 1879 Commercial Street
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From the Machias Republican, Dec. 1871
The Portland Press has instituted new feature
in its news columns, that of culng the news from
every county 10 the State, and arranging column,
less according to material. This is certain
ly good plan, and has added much to the already
well earned reputation Of the Press for reliable in
formation.
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II. A. of the -. f.. ID.
Annual Meeting.

THE annual meeting of the Relief Association OF
a the Portland Fire Department viii be held at the
City Council Chamber Market Hall buildnS on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. sth, tn o'clock,
tor the choice Of Trustees and the sacton of 9TH
business. ~
Per Order of the President.
J. Z. TEWKSBURY, Secre' airy.
Portland, Dec30. dc31dtd