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PROBATE NOTICES.
To. all persons Interested In either OF :
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A I Court OF Probate held at Portland, within
- and Tor the County OF Cumberland, the first
Tuesday Of Jan. in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty eish, the following matters hay
after Indicated, tits hereby ordered,
That notice thereoibe given TO all persons inter-
tRree Weeks IN be Maine 0s P1s
and Eastern Argus papersprinted at Portland alore-
said that they may appearat aProbate Court 10 be
held at on the first Tuesday February
next, at ten of the clock iu the forenoon and
BIO heard thereon. and object if they see cause
Mary Z. Dunnells and at other, minor children OF
DR.. John Dunnels. late of Harrison, deceased.
Petitions Tor license to sell and convey Real Estate
presented by Philander Tolman, Guardian.
John Hall, late OF Casco, deceased. First anu
final account presented for allowance by Charles T.,
Hall, Administrator.
Leroy W. Libby, minor child and heir OF Charles
Libby, late of Powna deceased. Final account pre-
sened for allowance by Cyrus Libby, Guardian.
Samuel Parker, lato OF Yarmouth. decreased. VIII
and petition for the probate thereof scented by
Barnabas Freeman, the Executor therein namsd.
Charles Polan !, late .oi Cumberland, deceased.
VIII and petition for the probate thereof presented
by Susan Poland, the Exocntrix therein named
Charles G. Sturdivant, late OF Cumberland deeeas-
ed. Petition for allowance out OF Personal Estate
presented by Eliza Ii. Stnrdiyant, widow Of said de-
ceased. ..#. --#
Emma j. P. Gurney, minor heir o, Lois DoWner
late OF Portland, deceased. Petition or license to sell
son, Guardian.
John NJ. Milliken, late of Scarborough, deceased
Petition for allowance out OF Personal Estate pre-
sented by Sarah M Milliken, widow OF said deeeas-
ed.
Henry Knight. late OF Scarborough, deceased.
Account presented Tor allowance by Zebulon s.
Knight, ADMINISTRATORS.
Simon Cummings la.e OF Cape Elizabeth, deeeas-
ed Petition for allowance out Of Personal Estate.
presented by sophronia r. Cummings, widow Of said
deceased.
Emma X. Whitehouse. late OF Portland, deceased
Second account, also the private account of the ~
ecator against said Estate presented for allowance
by Abraham Osgood, Jr.. Executor.
Noah Cressy, late of Portland, deceased. Will
aud codicl thereto, and petition for the probate
thereof presenter by Charles Henry Foye one Of the
Executors therein named.
Leonard Cross. late Of Por tland, deceased First
account presented for allowance by William AIteh-
son, administrator.
Hannah McGhnchy minor child and heir OF An
drew MeGlinehy, late Of Portland deceased Peti-
ton for lie snse 10 sell aud convey Real Estate pre-
sented by Hannah MeGlinchy, Guardian.
Charles Loring. hate OF Freepors. deceased, Petit
ton that administration de boais l0h DC granted TO
Seth Baily of said Freeport presented by John l..
Hobrook and Lydia liolbrook'
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ARMY AND NAVY UNION LECTURE.-Dr. j.
Holland of Springfield ("Timothy Titcomb')
willlecture before the Army and Navy Union,
at City Hall, tomorrow evening, it being the
seventh of the course. The Doctor is always
interesting, no matter what his subject may
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Sch Sea Flower, Carter, Belfast and S arsport--
Eastern Packet Co.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Jan i0-Ar, sch Addie Full
Ter, Henderson, Rappahannock River.
Jan l3-Sch Speedwel Capt w ingalls,, of and
rom PASSPORT for Boston, made Care P0rpoise har-
DOT on Sunday noon where she renamed until about
O'Clock this morning. when In going to sea miss
!uuSeu the distance nom the shore AMI struck on q
saheh rock oil Folly Island, causing her to leak
cargo was removed. when she me of and was
ring, dry fish, &c. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Portland Light Infantry.

('Yis Unita Fortior.")
There win be a meeting of the past AcrIvs and
HONORARY Members Of the CoRPs, at their Ar,nory,
Friday evening III HI OF this week, at half past sew
en- O'Clock. Business Of the utmost Importance TO
the members will come before them. 4fuare urgent
ly invited to be present. PER ORDER.
January Is. dStsn
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NERTLN.E
AND INVIGORATOR!

This Medicine is a NERVE TONIC. 1t stops the
waste Of vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the system Sleeple ssneRs, Irritablity,
Loss OF Energy, Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Con-
stipation, local Weakness, and general failing of
the mental and bodily functions, are the common in
Inyigorator is complete specific for all troubles
1t is also the best, as it Is also the agreeable
Remedy tor Female Complaints
offered to the public Prostitution OF Strength,
Observation-Disclosures excessive, Irregular and painful
Inenses-yield to its m agile mower.
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A New DEPOT IN CoNTEMPLATIoN.- - We
were permitted to examine the draft OF a new
depot, for the p S. &. P. Railroad at the Office
of Mr.. L. Newcombe. The draft is not quite
completed, and of course has not been acted
upon by the Company, but we judge from what
we saw thar i'll year or more another depot is
to be erected that will be an ornament to our
city. The building for offices, Sc, will be l2O
feet wide, two stories high, with French roof
and tower on each end, fronting east. The
main depot will extend on Commercial Street
about 800 feet, 81 feet in width, and 10 feet side
wall, with truss roof 1t is expected the work
will commence early in the spring.
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Sch Irvine. Diggins at New York from ANY Caves
had strong w and INV gales most OF the massage;
sprung main 3oon. split sails, &C. Geo seymour
mate OF New York, was lost overheard ~
Sch Sophie from Demarara Tor Boston. nut into
Yarmouth Ms, 25th ult, with loss OF sails lore gaf
ard maintopmast.
Brig Renshaw, Fat New York from Malaea had
siroug Northerly gales since the 4th inst lost sas
and the crew are frost bitten.
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and Vicinity.

- -is-g.ssf 7a7gsss1
New Advertisements. ,si. Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Portland Light Infantry. ia
EMIT GRTAINMBNT COLUMN.
Deering Hall-The Hibernicon. h
Annual Festival Chestnut Street Society.
City Hall-Army and Navy Union Lecture.
Social Assembly, Westbrook.
NEW ADyERTIsEMENT COLUMN. se - -
Orien.a al Tea Col. NJ Plummer.
Life Insurance-B. Plummer & Sons.
Boat Sleigh Enterprise-N. s. Fernald. 60
Mere lntie Agency. NJ Bradstreet & Son.
Catarrf &c.-Dr. Carpenter.
Agents Wanted-II. W Love.
Ptoposa 's-Geo. Thorn.
Dive House H. Burke.
House for Sale-W. H. Jerris. - a--1--'-- 80
Probate Notices-J.A. Waterman
Administrators Eotce-Lewis Smith
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TO MOTHERS.

Mothers! we also commend the NERVINE for use
in the diseases which afiict children while Teething
as certain to afford quick and grateful relief TIE
surveying syrups, Of which Opium is the principal
tions of the stomach and bowels, and actually
impede the healthy growth of your offspring. To
gums, and relieve pain, the NERvINE will always
be found safe and efficient.
Don't Use Anything Else!
Dodd's Nervine contains no. OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by all Druggists.
Price One Dollar per bottle.
II. B. STORER & co., Proprietors,
No. IS Fulton Street, New York.
October Is. 1867, W&S1y
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MCEvoY's HrBERNIooN of tour in Ireland
opened at behring's Hall last evening to
general satisfaction. The paintings are well
executed and give fine representations of the
scenery, principal cities, public buildings, and
natural curiosities of the green isle. The dis
play Of canvas is large, and this portion of the
entertainment of itself is well worth the small
admission fee-twenty-f cents. Various
scenes are described by songs, both sentiment
tai and comic, and dialogues and dances are
interspersed between the different sections.
Another entertainment is to be given this even
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Business Items

CRocKERY WARE selling at cost at w Goldman
& Whitneys, 98 Exchange street. -.eI
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AN Inflammation of the head cured in one
hour. Test Pain Paint free, at 81 Winter
street, Boston.
High Inflammation hurries down, -
The hottest pam goes flying. ~ t....s. p.
Pain Paint Is sold all over town;
1t cures the SICK and soothes the dying.
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st ef DIR. S. s. FITCH,S.
ssFamily Physician -

Seventysix pages: price % cents. Sent to any ad-
dress. No money required until the book is received,
read and fully approved 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed. Address DIR. s. $. FITCH, rs
fremont Street, Boston. sN Jan29diy
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FOR EIGN PORTS.

Ar at Mauritus, tno date) ship Virginia, Richard
son, Greenock.
Ar at Passaroeang Oct %. ship Alhambra, Moul-
ton, Cheriboa. ~
Sid FIN Alden 9TH ult, ship Tarjore. Humphrey. for
Annesey Bay.
Sid nm Messina 9Th ult, barques Mariana. Ryder,
tor Boston; 18th, Florence Peters, Hooper for New
York. with birthstone, fruit, Gel
At Leghorn 18th ult, barque Devonshre Hill, Tor
Philadelphia Jan 20.
At Inagua nth ult brig Milwaukee, Bramhali,
from Miragoane Tor New York, (crew sickl
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H, FREEMAN & Co. have fresh supply OF
oysters from the beds of Virginia and Mary
land, at their saloon 101 Federal street.
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I'd "a ton In the Price Of III,

Hereafter the price of the daily issue of the
Press viii be four cents the single copy 1t
Gamble had at the periodical depots and at the
counting room of the office. .tisEIa
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q, New INSURANCE OFFIcE.--It will be no.
ticed, in our advertising columns, that Messrs.
B. Plummer & Sons have opened an agency
of the Connecticut Mutual Lie Insurance
Company, of Hartford, Conn, in this city, at
No. 80 Exchange street, over the Office of
Messrs j. f. Dow s, Son. They have had
good experience in the business at Bangor,
and the Office they represent is said to be
among the best in the Union.
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Estate OF Hezekiah Packard.

LII persons indebted to said estate are hereby
IA called upon to axe immediate payment to the
undersign Il, in order to save costs.
WIN. e. MORRIS, Atty for said Estate,
/ jansdlws No 100 Exchange St.
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REcoNsTRUcTloN.-Come up and see u.s.
John NJ. Todd. .
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W Dickey, Gray
j Tucker, Boston
r w Wiley, Pennington
j G Hammersly, Bangor
c McEvoy, New York
Prot L Allston, do
Miss T McElvoy, do
Mrs Rosa Risley, do
w Barton & W, Gray .
II Pennell, do
j c Cameron, Sebago
e Richardson, Naples
e n Layton, Brunswick
d B Street, Lewiston
j G b0llon, Gorham
DIR Parsons, Windham
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. CGt07'rh Can be Cured!
HEADACHE relieved, and In fact every disease
llof the nose and head permanently cured by the
use OF the well-known remedy,
4 Raeder's German Snuff!
Try it. for it costs but 25c. For sale BY all drug
gists; or send 35c to o. p. SEYMOUR q CO., Bos-
not, and receive bex by return mail. sep4dtfsN
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Now for a Merry Sleigh Ride
IN THAT
Boat Sleigh Enterprise.

THE subscriber would say 10 his friends and pat
Il Ions and all who want a good ride, that he has
had the Enterprise re-painted and pat fine order
throughout, AID isnow ready for PARTY RIDES la
OF out OF town at short N Jtice. Also
On Wednesday ind Saturday Afternoons
will make acruse about town, leaving on Congress
cor. Of state Street, Mt o'clock, proceeding
directly down Congress, will haul up for any Who
may wish to ride for an hour
Adults only 25 cts; Children under Il years 10
cents.
az Orders left AZ 4e5 Congress or 1903 Bracket
Street, will receive immediate attention.
n. s. FERSALD, Proprietor.
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DEDICATION AT CAPE ELIZABETH DEPOT
The Methodist Episcopal Church at Cape
Elizabeth depot VIII be dedicated to the SER
vice of Almighty God Wednesday, Jan. %, at
10 IL o'clock A. NJ. Sale Of pews at 2 o'clock
P. NJ. Brethren in the ministry and the
friends of religion are cordially invited to be
present. a GA EM .sf-gsa. q
CUMBERLAND Quarterly Meeting at Casco
Street Church to-day. Preaching at 10 1-2 A.
NJ, by Rev. b. L. Pritchard; at 2 IL P. NJ, by
Rev. A. Quinby; evening service at IL
o'clock.
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Hotel Arrivals.
HOUSE.

AMERICAN HOUSE. 81
s sfiIss; s9sAaT sSs Gar do
Blant waerve Ems &c paris sG Lowell
E B Smile, New York j NJ Hitchns, NVassalb'o
w Piumton, SteepheldE w Emery, Paris France
j Monserre, Boston W Moore Auburn
b Lane, Aspinwall A NJ Smith, Turner i{.
A Cushman, Auburn M Boyd. Winthrop
J R Rollins g. W, Iowa Darrell, Chicago
] Symonds, Skowhegan Smith, Lowell
Lock, Gorham w Spalden, Lawrence
A r staples, DO Loomis, Boston
+ Small, DO RIP Cove & son, RocEland
2 Libby, Dorchester WIS Lewis, Belfast
o Young. Worcester r. t...i
CITY HOTEL.
W Dickey, Gray 5 Bullard, Harrison
J Tucker, Boston I'D Hanson, Bridgton
r w Wiley, Pennington w jackson, do
G McEvoy, New YORK BIB Nelson, China ,.-
Prot L Ailston, do W Crump, Narragatuck
Miss McElyoy, do McKenney, Eliot
v Barton Barton & ", Gray s Walker, Auburn -''N
Cameron, ssbaso stes ssas WessSro0l
E Richardson, Naples Durham, do
E n Layton, Brunswick Mrs Crowley, Lewiston
u street, Lewiston Smith, Auburn
DR. Parsons, windham
COMMERCIAL HOUSE.
"a Gould, So Windham Winship. Gorham
L Watts, Monmouth B Beal Bangor =
CP Small, Biddeford AF Cox, Brunswick
Mead, Boston Millett, Portland
chas odell, salem " { watson. UsA '''A
Prot Wallach, Boston W sanborn, Boston
ffr Blood Dc Dc ate Rnds. sassgsps
F Schumacher, Portland Buckile Fryebnr9
G Blodgett, Ellsworth G Winslow, yarmouth.
II Burbank, Belfast RCsoule, Freeport
WV Merrill, WestbrookE Ingraham, Boston
{ ? Thomas s v, BangorH N Meek, New York
r., orfl EorIo L,
Crossman, Brunswick Chas Yeaton, Thomaston
H ORR do VIM Stanley, Freedom
R ScsFs a4sTn Fsys0ss Or vernon
H B1o.hby, do B Andrews, Portland
e eaGa rHssrss s. Berwick
w Tlipp. MechanicFals - '-.s
PREBLR HOUSE,
L G Buckingham, N YorkE K Brown, Brldgtou
f FHTsis' do do FL EMIsKs ss.n Lewiston
"A sawyer, do 6 Hartford. losse ei''
EA Willard, do H johnson, do .F
w II Carpenter, do Miss Mathews Dover
Miss Soule, Hartford Mrs Pulley, Canada
ki S e cornish TR RaillsH; Alfred aS
Berry, Gardiner Draper, Hopedale
Felch, Limerick Gilman, do
W 81 McCrills, Bangor H Mcfarland. Sberbrooke
3 3 fptpa ia, Bath " A Foster il, Boston
Fierce q W, Dover Estes, do
j LongfeOw, Maiden M Snow, = do
Harmon, Bridgton W. Kinsman. do
M Davis. as do w Trip, do
J Clark, Andover j Blunt, Waterville
c H Fuller, Dxfeld Mrs G Washbu IN. berwick
Hubbard, Hampshire ~ 7-~r@-
= ...s...a U. g.. HOTEL. ta--. 81.
W kilby, Boston Cousens, Rochester
Robinson, Montreal Crockett, Gorham
I Davis, New York VIII Vinton GRAY
8 D Reid, Athol III j Swasey Stanslish
Van Houton New YorkW s Brakerridge. York
Gey Bachelor, Boston w A Robinson in. do
Beale, Bangor CT Paleneter, do
CT woodbury., Boston j Wiggin, Boston
Brett, do Woods, Bangor
\! Hale, Salem g X Jewett, do
MIS- Baker, Boston J Richardson, Boston
Browne, do j A Poor do
a Shoney, N Hampshire Aver, do
I Gilman, Boston o Towie Portsmouth
G A Ingalls,, Montreal e
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DIED.

In this city, JAM II, Freddie W blanchard only
son of David and Maria w. Blanchard. aged years
6 months days.
Eastern papers please copy.l .-... .t
In Norway. JAN II, Julia, daughter of Isaac A.
and Laurston Denson, aged Is years.
In Skowhegan, Jan. 9, Mr.. Ezra McIntire, aged
&c years.
yeais-a native of Genoa and soldier in the army of
Napoleon |.
32 years.
In Trenton, JAM 3, Dea. John Springer, aged SO
years.
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Browns Bronchial Troches
Having direct influence to the parts, giving imme-
date relief. For Bronchiti,, Asthma, Ca.
Inrrh, COnsunaptive and Threat Diseases,
Troches are used with always good success.
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
to clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only "Brown's Bronchial Troches." and do
not take any of the Worthless limitations that may
be offered. Sold Everywhere. noi3d&w3m sN
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Matters arising and presented under He Act
of March, 1857.

Edmund Dresser, late OF Standish, deceased
Cory of will and petition that the same may he ysti-
fed aud established the will OF said testatOT pre-
sented by Samuel Harris Dresser, Executor.
Hiram Covell late of Portland. deceased Copy OF
Final account and petition that the same may DO
verified and esta )lished in accordance with The pIO-
vi ions OF the 18th section Of theaet OF March l. isGI
presented by George F. Sheriey, Admir-.
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy of the original order.
Attest-EDwARD X. STAPLES, Register.
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A New MACHINE AND REPAIR SHop.-The
P. S. & P. Railroad Company are erecting
new machine and repair shop in Cape Eliza
beth, near the end of the Railroad bridge,
which has no superior in this State 1t is 800
feet long by 60 wide, 10 feet side wall with
iron truss root. 1t has blacksmith shop
short distance from it IS by 81 feet. There is
also an engine house 3SI feet in circumference
on the outer side and 240 ON the inner, which
will accommodate sixteen engines. The mason
work is done by Messrs. Kinds & Acken, the
carpenter work by Messrs. Russell & Co., and
the painting by Col. L. A. Roberts, Mr., l..
Newcombe, Architect. The engine, boiler and
other iron work is done by s. Staples s.. Son.
The engine is "a horse power, the fly wheel
weighing 6,S00 pounds. It has Howell's patent
valve, and is the best finished engine they
have ever turned out, and viii do honor to any
shop in New England. The shop when COM
pleted will be under the supervision of Mr..
James Donnell, an experienced engineer and
thorough machinist, who has the confidence
OF the Company to the fullest extent. The
general superintendent of these buildings is
in charge of e. Emerson, Esq, who is a very
competent engineer, and one that thoroughly
understands his business. 58s "a -r5
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New House for Sale.

A NEW two and a half story house. thoroughly
"A built containing fifteen rooms, convenient for
one or two families, located on Cumberlard Street.
Is offered for sale favorable terms II has ga
marble mantois, IAN abundance of hard and soft wal.
or, cemented cellar ho r. brick eistern &c Apply
to- W. IL. JERKS,
Jan od2w Heal Estate Agent,
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hank n;rec,or..

Atthe annual meetings of the stockholders
Of the Banks in this city yesterday, the fol-
lowing directors were chosen for the ensuing
year: fp gems BIS A1 "a a
CUMBERLAND NATIoNAL.-william Moul-
ton, Ashur Ware, Alvah Conant,s Edward H.
Daveis, Moses NJ. Butler, Weston F. Milliken,
Saml J. Anderson. William Moulton, Presi-
dent, Samuel Small, Cashier vs,5e f.,5
SECOND NATIoNAL.--Allen Haines, James
Racket, Henry Pencil, Edward Hamblin,
John N. Lord. Allen Haines, President, VIM.
H. Stephenson. Cashier.
FIRST Nationals. J. Smith II. j. Libby,
Charles Holden, Ezra Carter, Jr, John B.
Brown, Henry B. Hart, John Rand st. John
Smith, President, H, j. Libby, Vice President,
W. E. Gould, Cashier 3aH lst7a5h pa
CAsco NATIONALS. E. Spring, Eben Steele.
Nathan Cummings, John b. Carroll, A. e.
Stevens, Joseph Walker, Geo. P. Wescott
takes the place of N. Q. Cram resignedl S.
E. Spring, President, Eben Steele, Vice. Pres
ident, E. P. Gerrish, Cashier
g CANAL NATIoNAL.-W. w. Thomas, Thomas
Hammond, Byron Greenough, Charles L.
Barrett, VIM. Kimball, George T. Shepley,
John c, Brooks. w. w. Thomas, President,
VIM. Kimball Vice President b. O. Somerby,
Cashier. O. % slad 1l3t.E - lH
s. NATIONAL TRADERS "A. X Shurtleff. n eal
Dow, Eleazer McKenney, Frederick G. Mes
ser, Richard O.. Conant. A. X. Shurtleff,
President, Edward Gould, Cashier. g.. .,..
{ MERCHANTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cram,
William Willis, Jacob Mcclellan, Rufus E.
Wood, John Lynch, George S. Hunt. Rem
sellaer Cram, President, William Willis, Vice
President, Charles Payson, Cashier.
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Dec I, lat "a n, lon % 25 ship Jos Clark, 40 days
from Hampton Roads tor Panama.
Dec 6, lat SO N, Ion a5 W, ship Mary Goodell,
Sweetser, from Baltimore Nov IL Tor Yokohama.
= Dec u, lat 40 S, lon 26 e, ship Canvas Back, rom
Newport. L. Tor Alden.
Dec 90 lat "a, Ion "A, ship Nathi Thomp ON, steer
ing North.
Manila for New York.
Jan 8, lat 50. lon 70 80. brig Geo Buruham from
New York for Havana. 81 y y '
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The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.
PUBLISHED For the benefit, and as CAUTION
i TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Pr. nature Decay OF Manhood,
&c, supplying The Means OF Self-Cure. Written BY
one who cured himself, and sent tree receiving
postpaid directed envelope. Address NATHAN
TEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, N. Y. Also free, by the
same publisher, circular of DAISY SWAIN, the
great Poem of the War
{ dc17-d&w3m-SN
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AT the annual meeting of the Portland,
Bangor and Machias Steamboat Company,
the following Board of Directors was unan-
mously elected: 90 re- }h
Jonas II. Perley, Weston F. Millken, Jas.
N. Winslow, j. B. Coyle, Geo. Walker. t1sgsa
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z HANDS AND BRAINS. This is the title of
the lecture to be given before the Mercantile
Library Association this evening at City Hall,
by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. OF course, as
usual, he will draw crowded house, but as
the hall is more spacious than it was previous
to the fire,a larger number can be accommodate
ed. But we would advise all who have not
yet purchased tickets to lose no time in Sc
curing them. Evening tickets are for sale at
80 cents each. Tickets for the six remaining
lectures of the course $780, aG
The public are particularly requested to re-
member that the lecture commences at hair
past seven O'clock ser... e..4 s... q
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From the Parkesburg Times
CEN HI nHYAL

This gentleman who was SO conSpic-
uous during the Rebellion as gallant
soldier and is now no less SO In the esti-
nation of the Union men OF West Ya.I
dropped into our sanctum yesterday.
He was at the time suffering somewhat
from an old wound in consequence OF
unusual exertions while participating
in the odd Fellows Celebration, but he
is evidently in good condition, ana
looks exceedingly we'll. The General ls
always warmly welcomed by his Fellow
low citizens and soldiers everywhere IN
the State, and he admitted on all hands
to be the coming man before the peo-
Disappointing as he does more than
any other man, we have yet heard OF,
the Soldier whom the people de,
light to honor. We have heard
a number of Union Soldiers here
abouts express themselves warmly
in favor of Gen. DuvRl for Governor,
and though he manifestly prefers, ana
looks only for the nomination for Con-
gress from this district, yet 1t Is
shrewdly suspected that when the quo
ernatorial nomination Is rendered 70
him with general unanimity, as IL Is
very likely to be, his generous spirit
and self-denying patriotism Will IN
duce him to accept the place to winch
he. is called and for which he IL SO a a!.o
mirably adapted. At all events, we
have the very best wishes for Lne ,s SUI"
cess OF Gen. Duval in whatever posi- GSI-
ton he may be called upon TO MI. ms ts
nomination by the State ConYentlqn "
either position for which he has De s.l
named cannot fail to unite with hooks
of steel, the rank and file OF the Gn LI'.nI
party, and carry with it an over~helh-
ing triumph.