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New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
CUBA.

ruy LATE INsURRECTION-LAwLEss AClS-iS'
CTNDIARY PROCLAMAfIoN'
HAVANA, Oct, 2s.-Dispatches have been re re-
os,ved here giving the particulars of ourage' by nsur
reotoDsts in the province Of Tunas The Insurgents haa
taken TO ucendarsm and robbery eand GS neSoss cd
NJ hn nanfations about La Vega, betweeh tho Nly
Of Tanas and Puerto Mans ThS seus wers conscrpt
peeH shIshoSed men white and black, put descflons ~
were frequent The negroes wero IN geas ncendIary
stjon had been discovered, calling upon 'no
pno'ro"s m rise aud assassinate tho whites
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

The people OF Dakota and wyomingfvoted Tuesday
gives the following:
IS: KIdder, 20. ''e'
Pine Bluffs Ia reported l07-all the votes cast
Laramie City Is reported 80 majority for spnk.
sherman-llo cast; Burleigh q majority
Green Ryerlo00 votes were cast Todd got four ffths
OF them.
kuykendall is "a ahead OF Cook Mt Laramie City At
the same place, Snow Is 90 over Sweeney.
Things are mixed worse than In Colorado.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
ONO.

CoLuMBUs, Oct. 2O.-Ohical returns from AZ
counties have been received by the Secretary Of State
aud were opened this morning. In these counties the
total Republican gain last year Is 7.0s7 while the
Democratic gain G67, leaving the net Republican gain
in F counties 6S26 The reported gain in these counties
was CSG2 tho Official count slightly increasing the re-
ported r. publican majority I'm the state.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

THE PROVISIONAL JUNTA DISSOLVED.
MADRID, Oct. 22-The Central Provisional Junta
held its last session yesterday. Resolutions were
adopted urging the abolition of capital punishment
the removal of convict prisons from Spain to Africa
and the PHILIPPINE Islands, and the formation of volun-
teer rifle associations throughout the country. After
recommending all the local provisional juntas to
follow their example, the Central Junta dissolved.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
THE LATEST.
PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Oct. 22.--The official vote on the
State ckc, is follows: Auditor General Hartranft.
o6G Boyle s7 3 Surveyor General Campbell $50 7s2;
Eui. GOT. Majority for Hirranft o673 The foregoing
figures include Forest County Forest has not been
heard from officially She about 700 votes, with
majority OF four for Hartrauft.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
TASMANIA.

The tidal wave was observed at Hobart Iown Ii
on the 18th OF August The Iasnania ins ~
repeatedy at intervals Of three ana four years INC
master OF local schooner says he witnessed % ne he
rise and fan was equal to sI feet from the highest 10 the
Low eat reach VI the seA
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE OF GIRGENTI.
LONDON Oct. 22.-The Prince and Princess
Girgent have arrived Brighton The Queen OF Spain
is expected TO join them at that place.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
INDIANA,

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 20.-The official votes of
all but nine counties been received at the office OF
the Secretary OF State, and with the estimates on the
balance Gov. Bakers majority Is sso The Sentinel gives
him,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
COLORADO.

The Board of Territorial Canvassers met IN
Denver on the 18TH returned the following as the
official vote OF the Territory for Delegate 10 Congress:
Hr.df fnrl RsLle
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
GOV. SEYMOUR.

HIS SPEECH IN BUFFALO LAST NIGHT
ruR GOVERNOR DOES NOT wITHDRAw--AR-
RAIGNMENT OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
THE DFMoCRATs' FINANCIAL POLICY.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

RICH DEVELOPMENTS IN THE COURrNEY-BINcK-
LEY FIGHT-sERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST THE
LATTER AND MRS. ANN s. STEPHENS, THE
AUTHOREsS-THE LIBEL SUIT OF COURTNEY
ACT FITCH IN COURT YESTERDAY.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07
r i Il II II Ell TITO
WIN. MASON a. Il. 8. HOADLY,s
NEW METHOD I
PIANO FORTE.

$40 pages Large Quartz. illustrated
Price SA.OO.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

TEMPERANCE IN WAsHINGToN.-The follow
ing highly entertaining account of temper
ance meeting in Washington is from a dis
patch to the Springfield Republican,:
The temperance cause is fourishing in
Washington. There was meeting, Thursday
night, at which Tom Florence, ex-Gov. Ford
Oh Ohio, and Representative Washburne of In
diana all spoke. Gov. Ford and Col. Florence
entered into sort of conversation in regard
to the unity of sentiment on the temperance
cause, when they were Interrupted by Gen.
Washburne, who said that as an evidence of
this, the assemblage beheld in him the mira
Gle of a radical congressman indorsing every
thing COL Florence said. This sally brought
down the house, and the merriment was in
creased by Col. Florence crossing the platform
and taking Gen. Washburne by the hand and
remarking that it was only another evidence
of the good of The temperance cause in which
all could agree. Ford is one Of quite a num-
Der Of politicians, who have been induced to
sign and keep the pledge.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

ACCIDENTAL 10y was RUIZ over and seri-
ously injured yesterday on Congress street.
He was attempting to jump on to sled that
was passing, when making misstep he fell,
and horse that was following closely, before
he could be checked, stepped on him, brusing
one of his legs badly, and crushing his head
so that that it was thought he could not live
We could not learn his name. Boys should
be very careful, and be mindful OF the great
danger of attempting to get on to sleds and
sleighs when they are in motion.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

GALYESTON-Cld 2Nh, sch Kate, Peters, T
NEW OaLEANs-Ar Sd inst. sch canova, Herri-
Ar 2Slh ult, barque Topeka, Blanchard, London /;
brig j kenuedv, Selnan, Galveston.
Cid 8Oth ship tiilcRrist, Watts, for liverpool
barque G L tcbfeld, Crcct EFT, Havre.
Below. ships Goconda, from Liverpool Lizzie
Moses nd Westmore and
Towed to 18Th, baIque WeiteI horn.
MOBILE Id 2sth. ship Nunquam Dormio, Cons
ins, Liverpool; sch Ocean Belle. Emery. Pensacola
PENSACOLA-Ar 2lth, barque James f Warl
Landerkiu, Vera Cruz; 26th, brig Isabel Beui man,
Brown, Aspnwall.
NORFOIK-Ar LIST, sch Ned Sumter, Lord, from
RocklaId.
FORTRESS MoNRoE-Ar All. brig e p SWEET,
Lawrence. from Savannah Tor Baltimore
BALTIMORE-Ar I'd, sch Grapeshot, Wardwell,
Bucksport.
PHlLADEI PHIA-Cld I'd, sch Ralph SOuder,
Crosby, Boston
Ar 18th, barques Linda. Hewitt, Nassau, MP; st
Peter, q, odwin. New Haven.
Ar2l, SCH Caswell, ~ 81 from Portland tor Sa
vannah.
NEW YoHK-Ar 3D. brig Pellc OF the Bay, Noye :,
1ndian0la.
Ar 18th. brig Havana Bemis, Havana; sch Cyrus
F,ssett, Harding Kingston. ia.
Cid Sd, ships Western Chief, Gilmore. FIR Bueuos
Ayres; Lorcrzo, Folanshee New Orleans; sch Will.
lie Move, Hilton, Providence.
Cid 4th, brig Eugene Reed, O'Donnell, Aspinwall
schs Oneida. Davis, do; F Young, Richardson.
''abaren louisa Frances Allen, Mobile; Carrie ID,
Conary Gibraltar.
Ar 4ih. ships Prima Donna. Herriman San Fran
cisco; Nevada. from Altsvela; brig Machias from
Malaga.
Sid 3D. ba1que Deborah Pencil.
PltOVIDENCE-Sld Sd, sch Angelina VanCleat,
Heath. Elzabethport
Sid 9TH schs Carrie Heyer Poland, Darien; Ella
Fish, Wiley. Ba timore.
NEWPORT-Ar 4th, bar iue Geo W Hort n, But
Ter, Bristol Tor Havana; sch Redingtcn, Gregory.
Rockland Tor New Yorn.
Ar 4th, brig Abner Taylyr, from Bucksport tor
Washington.
Sailed, barquc David Nichols. Devereux, Bangor
Tor Philadelp ia: brig Mansanilla, Magune, Provi-
dence Tor GEORGETOWN. SC; schs Emene McLaip,
Sleeper. Fall River tor Baltimore; Bickmor :.
Barter. Bucksport tor New York e Gates Free
man, Eastpoit tor Mot Haven; Red Jacket, Hig-
gins, Gardiner for New York; Allen Lewis, Benne
Portland Tor Baltimore; Z l. Gregory, Thorndke,
Rock land Tor New York
Sid I'm West Bay Sd, barque Ephm Williams In
graham, from Dix Island tor Wilmington NJ.
EOSTON-Ar 9th, schs VIM Paige, Mailer. Bay
Of Islands, NF; Camilla, Ludlow, do
Cid 4th b lrque Hawthorne, (new OF Kennebunkl
Williams, New Orleans.
Sid 5th, briggs Uncle Srm, and j A Devereux.
Ar 9th, scfs Adeline, Ryan. Belfast; Amelia, Ma
tune. Camden.
via Portland.
SALkM-Ar 4th schs Yankee, Lowell. Boston ior
5ucksport; Ella, Richardson, do for Rockland.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

During the winter there will be several d, .
egations of Indians here from the far West +,
visit their Great Father; and to receive fro !,
the humane and credulous Commissions
sundry little presents of gaudy blankets al,l
ammunition. Some benevolent Quaker peopl ,
have obtained permission to erect in the
tent Office number Of looms, and win devo
their time to teaching the female portion ir
these noble savages" the art of weaving. Il
you ever hear, Mr.. Editor, of pouring water b
the back Of goose in the hope of wetting u
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

The annual meetings of the various COM
panies connected with the Portland Fire De-
partment occurred on Monday evening. The
following lists of officers elected have been
sent in:
FALMOUTH ENGINE Co. No. 4.-E. G. An
drews, Director and A. H. Andrews, Clerk
Hook AND LADDER Co. No. 1.-G. B. Riley,
Foreman; E. A. Webster, Clerk; G. T. Nor
riS Steward.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07
ITS SELECTION OF
Exercis, :, Recrcatious aud Pieces

Is one Of its most valuable oh iraceristics The g
are mostly from composers oil recognized eminence,
ana are believed to e all intrinsic ally good, in the
highest degree attractive, and adapted to the pur-
poses OF training. The same music in sheet form
wouti cast several hm9s IL C price OF this book.
An indication of the favor with which tins work
is received is afforded by the fac. that, though first
published in September last, firm edition is al
ready called for
1t Is publ she'd with AMERICAN FINGERING and
also with EUROPEAN FINGERING. Purchasers
should be careful TO ndicat which is rcquir a.
Punished bv MASON BR, THEIRS 5ae Rrood
way. New York; MASON & HAML1N, l54 IRE
mont streat, Boston. jim 4d3t
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LARcENY.-Yesterday forenoon a gent

LARcENY.-Yesterday forenoon a gentleman
called at the store Of Messrs. Geo. w. Rich &
Co. and purchased pair of pants. In the af-
ternoon stranger called at the same store,
with the same pair of pants, and represented
that he wanted them exchanged for third
person Mr.. Rich suspecting that the pants
had been stolen from the original purchaser,
held on to them and sent for police officer
The fellow, finding himself in a very tight
place, made for his sleigh, which was standing
near the door and was off at q 2.4O pace.
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Portland and iciniUy .


SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Coal-Joseph Poor.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Good Templar's Assembly.
Promenade Concerto, NJ. b.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Pianos-Baley & Moves.
Notice.. p. Chase.
Not ce-Cbecll Lost.
City OF Portland-J. NJ. Heath City CLERK.
Christmas Goods-A. G Corliss.
Singng-Mr. Gardner.
Lost-Sable Mutf.
Quarterly Statement-1st National Bank.
Dissolution -Tarbox d Cheeyer
Chambers to Let.
Quarterly Report-National Traders Bank.
Observation-Disclosures s. Mellpn.
Counters and Tables-J. NJ. Plummer
Quarterly Report Cumberland National Bank
Atlantic douse -ScarbOro' Beach.
Dissolution of Copartncrship- Greenough & Co.
Copartnelship-M Brothers.
Removal Emery, Waterh, use & Co.
tenement to Let-Franklin steet.
To Lett. q. Proctor.
FOunu-Grocery Store.
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Bachelors Hair Dive,

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only tr lie and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous: No disappointment. No ridiculous
effects ~ Bad DYES Invigorates the hair, leaving it
soft and beautiful. Tie genuine is signed William
A. Bachelor. All Others a,e mere limitations and
should he avoided. Sold by ali Dru. gsts and Per-
tuners. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
B-Beware o. Counterfeit. dc1s Ndlm
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

NoTIcE.-Grodfinski Brothers, of New York
and Bosom will open a branch Cigar store cor
ner of Middle and Exchange streets, opposite
Harris hat store, at Portland, in few days,
where there hope to maintain the high reputa-
ton they have gained in New York and Bos-
ton. Every thing in the smokers like will al
ways be found there at the lowest rates. Deal
ers as well as customers are invited to examine
PLATE of hot Pan cakes and Honey is not
half so exhilarating as single % cent bottle
of Wolcotts Pain Paint to one who suffers
Pain. 1t stops it instantly, removes soreness
produced by fiery lniments. Fly-blisters or
pills that only grippe and destroy the natural
functions of the stomach All pain removed,
free of cost, at 40 Chatham square, New York,
and Sc Winter street, Boston.
Pepper and Turpentine
create surface Pain,
And even tools ill find
That this is all they gain.
If costive, cram with pills,
And food with physic mix,
Create still greater Ills
3 Blister, beedand fx. sI,l rl.fa'-
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

THE CHRISTIAN MIRROR for this week con-
tains an interesting letter from Rev. George
Leon Walker, who is in New York for medical
advice. He heard Dickens read in til city,
and gives his opinion of his readings. We
learn that Mr.. Walker will favor the Mirror
with further correspondence.
We notice that the Mirror is offering pre-
MUM Of gold dollar for every new subscriber.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

10. o. F.-The following officers elect were
installed in Maine Lodge No. l, last evening,
by the r. w. d. D. Grand Master j. E. Has
eltine WIN. Fessenden. N. e.; w. G. Norris,
w.. g.; II. G. Barnes, r. s.; J. r. Hooper, P.
s.; A. d. Smith, Treasurer. Short addresses
were made by d. d. G. M Haseltine, P. G.
Master L. B. Krogman and P. G. Master D.
Kingsburv. Jr
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

The Round Table suggests the names of
General Hancock and MIR. Charles O'Connor,
the one for President, and the other for Vice
President, as "a brilliant and powerful COM
bination, the chances of whose success would
be more likely to increase than to diminish
with time" Not many Sir Galahads sit at
hat Round Table.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07
The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.

DUBLISHFD For the benefit, and as CAUTION
i TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous nebility, Pr nature Decay OF Manhood,
sc supplying The Means o SelfCure. Written by
one who cured hin-self. and sent tree receiving
po,t-paid directed envelope. Address NATHAN
TEL MAYFAIR. Brooklyn, N. Y. Also lrce by the
same publisher, circular Of DAISY SWAIN, the
great Pc, m of the War
lot7
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

The last pat of resolution passed by the
North Carolina Republicans in convention at
Lexington is slightly comical. 1t compli-
ments Gen. Grant, but says that no office
should lure him from his present proud posi-
ton. Chase and Howard were nominated by
the Convention.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

A New STATE OF THINGs.-We saw q fire.
man rushing mp Exchange street last evening,
putting on his coat and crying 'fire" at the
top of his voice. When he got to the corner
Of Exchange and Congress streets, he seemed
to be relieved from his excitement and waited
patiently five or ten minutes for the horse car
to come and take him to the fire. Before we
had any horse cars, firemen wasted no time in
getting where their duty called them; but this
fellow seems to have decided to take advan-
tage of the growth of our city and the i'm
provements and accommodations therein.
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The Daily and Maine State Pre-

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy and
Chisholm Bros, at Bustun Depo, and On the train Of
G. NJ. Curtis, and at POI tland q Rochester Depot.
AT BiddetLrd, OF Plllsbury Bros.
At Saco OF j, S. Locke.
at Brunswick, of w. Il. Fields.
At Waierville. or j. S. Carter.
At Gorham Of News gent.
AT Bath OF j. o. Sh wv.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

OCEAN ASSOCIATION Ex-4-At the annual
meeting of this Association, held at their hall
last evening, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:-President, Edward
Hodgkins; Vice President, S. S. Hannaford;
Secretary, Alvin H. Jacobs; Treasurer, d. u.
Trip.
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FOR EIGN PORTS.

AT oporto 18th ult, brig Aroostook. Bryant, Tor
Messina next day.
At Dema ara nth ult, brig Hattie Eaton. Brown,
for Bal imore. ldg and other
AT Vera Cruz sd ult brig Trial, Humphrey, from
Pensacola.
At st Thomas 23d ult, brigs j w Spencer, Spen.
GER from Guadaloupe, seeking; Chas Miller Brewer,
from Boston. ar .Sd, with loss OF mainboom and
aid, dsg
At Ponce PR, 2Oth ult, brig Sparkling Sea- Dun
can ON st Marys, Ga, Tor Montev dec, put in in
distress condemned.
sll FIN Jamaica 18th ult, brig Persis Hinckley,
Foster, New Norn.
| AT inagua 10th un, brig Alice, Knight from As
Pinwan tor BALTIMORE days.
AT Matanzas 26 ult brig Oascatee, Carlisle for
| New York, ldg and others.
" at Cardenas 2sth ut, sch Willie, Staples, from
Baltimore
sid i'm st John, NF. I'd inst, barque Marathon,
Drisko, from adz tor Boston trepaired.l
Per steamer Hammonia, at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 23d ult Cultivator Russell, San
francisco; 2ith, John Patten, Hill Savannah.
SId ga, John Harris, Daniels, New Orleans
II keeler, Della o. Mobile.
Ent for ldg 2lst, Istria, Sewal and Bombay, Jor-
Al At Londonderry 10Th, woodsde, Edmonds FIN
Sid fln Queenstown 22d, Tejuca. HERMAN iron
Phade phial for Antwerp.
Ar at Calcutta Nov Is. Ticonderoga, Rice, from
bombay.
Sid Noy "A; Armada. jeffrey, New York; 21st,
Garnet. Tay, Boston.
Ar at Bombay Nov %, Nicholas Curwin. from CAL
cutta.
Sid Nov 20. Zenobia, Hutchns, Eurrachee.
| Ar at Alden LIST ult, Yorick. Dixon, Kurrachee,
land sailed I'd Tor Annesley Bay); 9Th, Tanjore,
Humphrey, do.
Ar at Goree Oct 81 Arthur Eggeso, Beattie, from
Boston.
Of st Helena Nov 2s, Alexander, Decker. from
Singapore tor Boston.
Ar at Leghorn 10Th ult, Rifeman, Small, FIN Phila-
dephla.
Ar at MIarseilles 18th ult, Merrimac Blair, from
Philadelphia.
Ar at Nign 18Th ult Speedwell, Patien New York.
! Old 18th. Waldo, Baker, Cadiz; Sandy Hook, Bar
stow. do
Ar at Iavre 2'd ult, Camilla. Humphrey, CaIlao
| CID 21st, Mercury Stetson, New Yo.k. Sid goth,
Elizabeth Dyer. do
Sid i'm Flushing Roads goth ult Dpsah, Gfkey,
Newport: 2lst. Lizzie jackson, Warwick do.
Ar at Zierikzee 10th ult, Tarquin. Huntley, from
| Eangoon
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

STATE PRISON FINANCE.-Gov, Chamber
lain in his adde's mentions that the state pris
on has not paid expenses by about $1,000 dur
ing the past year, though under excellent
management. In Massachusetts,, on the Gen.
trary, the state prison gives revenue to the
State of $21 ,Oc0. In New York, however, the
deficit is greatly in excess of our own, the five
state prisons failing to pay the expenses by
S179,5OO, of which $121,C0O is changable to
Sing Sing alone.
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IL has N Full EIucidnfiOn OfIhc = cccniunI
Treatment of Exercises,

as sy tcmatized by Mr.. Mas N, by which the atfeu-
zion OF the pupil is almost compelled, ami arcless
praeti is rendered nearly impossible while not
only the hands but also The mind, taste aud arsti.
perceptions cultivated and trained The advan-
lagos OF the proper use OF accented exercises are
highly appreciated by the best teachers. They will
lind then reduced to a system in this book.
It is eminently practical work; the result of
many years. successful eNperienc, in the actual BUSH
ness OF teaching; adopted TO the of beginners ms
well as to thos NJ advanced stages OF progress.
1t is carefully progressive; philos ophiral in ar
rangment; very clear, uli ana perspiCuous in its
explanations and directions; and Illustrated by euts
and diagrams.
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--------------------7------
MARRIED.

In Windham, Jan. 1, by Rev. L. Wi well Walter
M Jordan OF Portland, and Miss Matte B. Hard
ing, OF w. Jan. 5, by same. John Fl. Mayberry and
Miss Matte RIdeout, both of w.
In Woolwich, Jan. l, William G. Trott and Miss
Catbarine Z. Hathorn.
In Wiscasset, JAM 1, Chs. HunneweIl, of Wool
wich and Olevia Adams. OF Edeecomb.
In Norway, Jan. 1. Wellington w. Durham and
Columbia d. Bradford, both OF Paris.
In West Sumner, Dec u, John R. Briggs. OF
Windham and Marv A Crockett. OF Sumner.
In Hebron, Dec. Is, j G. Whitman, OF Buckfeld,
and Mary E. Farrs.
In Bath, Jan. 1, George W. Conant and Ijszfe b.
Purington.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

Down among the dead men, are, at this mo-
ment, thousands who might have been alive
and well had they used that great life pre-
server, Plantation Bitters. Let the living lay
it to heart that they are the best known rem
edy for all dyspeptic complaints, stomach de-
engagements, and general debility. As de-
licous cordial, combined with great tonic vir-
tues, their equal cannot be found.
Delicate Females, Clergyman, Merchants,
Lawyers and persons of sedentary habits
particularly those who are weak and suffer
with mental depression, are greatly benefited
by these Bitters.
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to Cologne, and at half the price.
dec28eod2w&w2w
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MR.. GAR DINER,
City of Portland.

IN BOARD OF MAYOR AM ALDrRMEN,l
December &c, 1867.
ON the petition OF III. G. Cobb for license 10 erect
~ and use a Stationary Steam Engine on his lot
on Pearl street
ORDERED, That Tuesday, the 2st day OF JAM,
1863, at tour o'clock p NJ, at the Aldermens Rooms
be assigned the time and place tor considering said
petition, and thai the petitioner give notice thereof
by publishing this order in the Portland Daily Press
four times the first publication to be at least four
teen days beforehand, that all persons interested
may appear and be heard thereon.
Attest. j. NJ. HEATH, CITY Clerk.
Copy, Attest, j. NJ HEATH, City Clerk.
,JanuarV dat
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DIED.

In this city, Jan. 6, Mr.. Edward NJ. WildIage,
aged 81 years
In f lmouth, Jan. 5. Mr.. Nathaniel Knight, aged
95 years months q days.
In Bridgton, Dec. %, Mrs. Eliza Perry, aged 70
years months. =
In Waterville Dec 90, Mrs Laura, wife of joseph
Nudd aged 2years.
In Belfast. Dec. 70 F. A. Lewis ESQ.,, aged SO yrs.
In Bath, Jan. Q, lila May, daughter OF s. Ii. and
f. A. Brown, aged year.
In Oxford, Dec. %, Mr.. W. W. Oliver, aged 55 yrs.
In Waterville Dec 81, Mrs. Ann Winters, aged
&c years months
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il name and style OF Tarbox & Checver is this
day dissolved by mutual consent
G. w. TARBOX,
j. S. CHEEVER.
The bu iness will be continued by Tarbcx s.
Bracket at the same place.
Portland, Jan. 8, 1865. Jan T-d1ws
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

SPECIAL NoTICE.-The agency for the sale
of shares and delivery of engravings of the
Washington Library Co. in this city, will close
on the evening of Jan. Sth All shares must
be purchased before the 9th, and no orders for
engravings will be filled after one week from
that date. Over five thousand shares have
been taken in this city and vicinity, and share
holders are assured that nothing will be left
undone on the part of the agents here to Sc
cure for them their just rights. All orders for
shares should DE addressed to Geo. r. Davis &
Co., Portland, Me-, with return stamp en-
oil
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

For the past two days we have been having
beautiful weather, although the mornings
were little cool. The sleighing is Eow speu-
did and our streets present lively appear
ance. There are many fine teams driven
our streets and we think no city of Portlands
population can boast OF having better horses.
Some of these splendid horses are brought
from abroad, hut harnesses or sleighs purchased
out of the State are no improvement on those
manufactured in Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

FIRE was discovered last evening, about
o'clock, in an unoccupied house on Atlantic
street, but it was extinguished before it had
done much damage and before the engines ar
riu
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DIR. $. $. FTTCH'S.
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