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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-28

A special meeting of the Board OF Mayor
and Aldermen was held last evening. In the
absence of the City Clerk, Henry r. Smith
was chosen Clerk pro tenn. The following gen.
tlemen were drawn as traverse jurors for the
January term of the Supreme Judicial Court
John A. Lidback, Daniel w. Ames, Marquis
F. King, Robert Dresser, Barker Thomas,
Charles Richardson, David B. Capen.
And the following as traverse jurors for the
January term of the Superior Court: Phineas
M. Frost, Joseph II. Coffin, Simon ii. Libby,
Jeremiah G. Floyd, Thomas S. Roberts, Dar!-
us White.
Permission was granted to II. 7. Libby to
erect stationery steam engine on Union St.
An order was passed allowing policeman
Miller his pay the present month for absence
occasioned by breaking his arm while on duty;
also to policeman Lewis for time lost on ac-
count of domestic affliction
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Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 5S74 bbls. flour, 5 cars
bark, 81 do lumber, do slaves, do brandy, dc
oats, do bran, do strawboards, | do paper, dc
barley, do lime do hogs, AL milk, 430 pkgs
sundries; for shipment East $500 bbls flour 1 cal
wheat, do bran; tor shipment to Europe per steam
er, 10 cars wheat do bacon, do lard, do potash
do butter, do tobacco.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-2 cars leather, dc
lumber, do waste, do shingles, $40 pkgs sundries
PORTLAND & KENNEBEo RAILRoAD-1 car boz
shocks, do hay, tubs butter, bbls beans, 10 doz
shovel handles car bbls Is hides. 81 pkgs mdse Al
cars freight tor Boston.
STEAMER MONTREAL, FROM BoSToN-32 boxes
dye stuffs, 10 jams snuff bbls. alcohol, 10 boxes
SOAP 40 do spices. 100 bbls sugar, % boxes tn 1O
bdls collars, 81 plates iron, - bowlars. Is axles,
Dbl. molasses So bdls paper. bbls. oysters, hid
crockery, II coils cordage, "a empty kegs, 25 bbls
pork, % cans, % horses 800 pkgs to Princes
Express. 150 do order tor Canada and up country
14S bales WOOL carriage, bbls. oil. 45i bdis dry
hides "a bales cotton, 36 plates iron, 15 bbls phos
phate of lime. 45 bags fstc, As bbls slate dust q
casks yellow ocher, bds sheep skins. 25 casks nails
10 bbs. pork, terces lard, II saw plates, sewing
machines, bdls spokes, bales hair, 200 pkgs to
der.
STEAMER DIRIGo, FROM NEW YoRK-263 bale!
cotton, 14S do rags do burlaps, Is rolls leather 81
bills paper hangngs, 25 do wheels, 10 coils rope, 81
bags dried apples, 81 pigs block tin, % clocks
IS do tobacco, casks OIL 81 do lead, 10 bbs. OIL 25i
do sugar, I casks skins 70 hhds molasses, 172 gun
MES sugar. 81 10 mats do, pianos 200 pkgs sunries
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AaIERICAN BISHOPS FOLLOWING THE PAPAL
LEAD.
BERLIN, Dec. 27.-Letters published in the
Berlin newspapers to-day from Rome emphat-
ically deny current reports of the hberality oil
the American bishops at the Ecumenical Coun-
Gil. The correspondents assert that they follow
blindly the Papal lead.
Spais.
MADRID Dec. 27.-The Ibera newspaper says
Spain will fully settle the matter of the new
constitution during the mouth of January.
France.
THE ELECTION OF GOVERNMENT DEPUTY AN
NULLED.
PARIS, Dec. 27.-In the Corps Legisatif to-
day the election of Isaac Pereire, formerly a
director Of the Credit Moblier, was annulled
by vote of 100 to 81. He was the government
candidate for deputy from one of the districts
in this city.
The determination of the election cases was
the last act of the extraordinary session of the
Corps LsgiSlatif. The regular session will be
opened tomorrow. The nomination of the
committees of the Chamber will be made to-
night. The Ministers win in all probability
resign tomorrow, and as before indicated, the
Mobiler will be charged with the formation OF
a new Cabinet.
The military Republican and Socialstic So
ciety, mentioned yesterday by the radical jour
nails of this city, has dwindled to a small affair
The society consisted of n number of common
soldiers, who subsequently were arrested and
punished for subscribing to fund Tor the re-
lief of two companions who were sent to Algc-
ria for having attended political meeting.
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CITY AND VICINITY.


NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Before Judge Bar
mum of the Supreme Court in Chambers to-day
motion was made in the Erie case to punish
Mr.. Ramsey for violating the temporary in
junction restraining him from proceeding in
his own suit against the Erie railroad, in maxi
ing motion before Judge Murray after SER
vice of the injunction in this case on him. The
decision was postponed Till after the decision
on previous motions as to jurisdiction of the
court to issue the injunction.
A fire in the buildings Nos. 1885, 166 2 and
168 Bowery this p. NJ, caused losses to various
occupants ranging from $1,000 to $4,000; total
loss $4,000; fully covered by insurance.
The Federal courts closed at noon in respect
to the memory of Mr. Stanton.
A rumor is in circulation that Irregularities
have been discovered in the Merchants Ex-
change National bank.
The Brooklyn Eagle is reported to have been
sold for $500, 000
Steamship Aoncrica from Bremen has ar
rived.
The Spanish gunboats and war steamer liza
bella Catolica are still lying a. Quarantine
Their departures hourly expected.
Judge Balloon to-day delivered Judgment
at Binhampton in the Ramsey-Tisk case, de-
Gliding in favor of Fisk and Gould on the
ground that the plaintiffs failed to sustain theil
complaint and the stockholders, who wifully
abseuted themselves from meetings at which
certain directors we're elected, had no right af-
forwards TO seek redress through the courts fol
alleged mismanagement.
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THE RED RIVER DIFFICULTIEs--GEN. NJ 'DoUGA
DRIVEN OFF.

THE RED RIVER DIFFICULTIEs-GEN. III DoUGALL
DRIVEN OFF.
CHICAGO, Dec pa special dispatch to the
Tribune from st. Paul, dated to-day, say letters
have been received from rembina to the 10th
inst.
The discontinue or failure of Col Dennis, of
Med ougalls staff, to enlist and arm the In-
dams saved the lives of McDougall and his
snite. Had single half-breed been killed
every one of the Canadian party would have
been murdered. 1t seems that Col. Dennis got
hack TO the Governors house on the evening
of the 10Th. The insurgents were after him
but he got safely away.
A letter says that death had been decreed to
Dennis if captured. This is in revenge no for
Dennis efforts to ,ae is to be pub
lshed in the interests of the insurgents, and
will make its appearance on s the Hoa ali l hone.
of ever seeing the promised land are preparing
to get away. Their baggage would leave cay on
the 18th, and the party between the i'tn AM
Goth. The insurgents will then be left III peace
! full and quiet possession of their country.
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WASHINGTON, Dec N.-J. j. Knox, Deputy
Comptroller of the Currency, has been engag-
ed for some time past in revision of the mint
laws. 1t is proposed to embody in one act the
numerous acts now in existence, With refer
ence to the coinage of the country, and the diff
ferent minis and assay offices now established
and when completed to refer the law as pre-
pared, to a committee of experts. After the
fiual revision it will be transmitted TO Con
gress with the approval of the Secretary of tie
Treasury. The law will be changed in many
important respects. The bill will probably be
ready to send to Congress early in January.
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FRANKFORT, Dec. 27-t115 A. M.-United States
5-2O's opened firm at 9l4 a 9l3.
Annoy. Nov, 1-Oolong Teas are repo, ted at S1s
TO S27 per picole. Sailed for New York Nov. ID the
Cragie Lee wi 563 COO TBS of tea. Lett on tho berth
for the same perth the Raleigh and Golconda.
FoocHow, Nov. 9.-The Tea market is quiet and
prices nominal Five vessels are loading for London
and the Resolute and Springfield tor New York.
The Jeann has sailed for Boston with $4,000 lbs Of
Tea.
MANILA, Nov. s.-Freights to New York $40. Ex-
change on London As 3D. Cordage 16 123. Hemp
Ii 125 per picole. The Olivia Davis, Franklin ano
| Labor are loading for New York and the bunker
! Hill for Boston.
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NOTICE is hereby given that Charles A. 4. Web
IN Der of Cumberland in the County OF Cumoer-
land, State of Maine, on the twenty-fourth DAY OF
date. recorded in Cumberland Registry of Deeds,
Book 1856. page 1856, mortgaged to the undersigned,
I'M said town of Cumberland, bounded as follows:
Beginning at the corner Of land of Edmund Saw,
yer and Benjamin Weber, thence running on sand
Webber's land ten rods thence south-westerly at
right angles with the first hne, eight rods thence
parallel with the first line, ten rods; thence on said
Savers line to first mentioned bounds, eight rods
containing one halt acre. that the conditions OF said
mortgage have been broken, by reason whereof we
claim a foreclosure of the same.
THOMAS CUMMINGS,
JOHN b. CUMMINGS,
THOMAS F. CUMMINGS,
Firm of L. & j. B. CUMMINGS,
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RECEIVERS SALE
HOTEL PROPERTY
At AUCTION.

r SHALL commence on FRIDAY, Dec. 81, 1869, at
sold, to sell all the personal property in the
COMMERCIAL HOUSE,
conner of Cross and Fore Streets Portland, Maine.
The said property consists in part OF Brus sells Car
Rept; Marble Top Tables, French Plate Mirrors,
Sofas Pictures, &c.
CHAMBER FURNITURE Cham her Sets, Bedsteads,
Sinks Bureaus Chairs Tables, Mirrors, Toilet Sets,
Slop Jars, Spring Beds. Hair Mattresses, Feather
Beds Excelsior and Husk Mattresses, Pillows,
Quilts, Com torters Blankets, Spreads, Sheets, Pill
low Cases, Towels, Bell Pulls, Cot Bedsteads; In
grain, Oil and Hemp Carpets, &c.
OFFICE observation-disclosures, Clocks, Desks, CT
gar Case, Water Tank, Chairs, Key Rack, Tabl,s,
&c.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE-Dining Tables, DIM
ing Room Chairs, Crockery, Glass and Silver Plated
w are, Cutlery, Table Cloths Napkins, Doilies, &c.
KITCHEN FURNITURE = Large Cooking Range,
Crockpry, Glass, Earthen, Stone, Wooden Tin and
Iron Wares Portable Oven, Refrigerator, Washing
Machine, WringiDg Machine, Tables, Tubs, Sad
Irons Stoves, Boilers. &c., SC. Also all the Stoves
and Gas Fixtures throughout the house.
The house contains about sixty rooms, furnished
throughout new within two years.
TERMS OF Stakeholder 500. cash; over 500
and under $500, thirty days, over $780, sixty days,
with approved notes.
HAN persons having claims against the late
firm of Chamberlin & Fletcher, requested to
leave the same at the office of The s. Hotel fol ex-
animation and adjustment by the Receiver.
GEO. WAlERHOUSE, Receiver.
f. o. BAILEY, AIctr. dec2sdtf
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Superior Court.

icEMBER CIVIL rERM-GoDDARD,J PRESIDING
MoNDAY.-In the case OF Stephen Fogg VS.. Inhab
tants of Free tried last Tuesday, which was
SUIT to recover damages to plaintiffs horse by reason
OF detect in the highway, decision was rendered fol
the plaintiff for $50 49, being Si5 for the value Of the
horse and Interest from the date of the writ.
Webb. Davis & Drummond.
Charles II annaford vs..Almon l.. Hannaford. AS
sumpsit account annexed for apples and 100 perch
of stone, amounting to $50. Defendant denies that
he ever received the amount of apples charged, and
claims that the price charged for the stone is exorbi
tant.
Davis s. Drummond. Shepley & Strout.
Court will aliouIn finally to-day.
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WHEREAS, Thomas yarney. then of Windham.
Maine. but since deceased, by his mortgage deed
dated the thirtieth day OF March, A. D., eighteen
hundred and sixty seven, did convey to the sub
eel of land situated in said Westbrook on the road
leading from Prides' Bridge to MerrilPs Corner with
the buildings thereon, Tor more particular des,
crpton of which premises reference is made to saio
mortgage, recorded in the Cumberland Registry o.
Deeds, book $50, page $50; said mortgage being con
ditioned for the payment Of the sum o. one inou o
from the twenty fourth day of April A. d. eiehtes
hundred and sixty-seven, and five hundred in I'VE
Now. therefore, the condition of said mortgage
having been broken, by reason thereof the subscri
Der claims to foreciose the same, pursuant to tn
statute in such case made and provided.
w3w49 SOPHRONIA NJ. HAVEN.
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LITE INsURANcE.-We call the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of the Mutual
Life ms. Co. of New York, represented in this
city by w. d. Little s. Co., by which it will
be seen that the assets of the company amount
at the present time to the immense sum of
$1,000 ,OOO and that in consequence of its large
cash investments the interest receipts more
than pay its losses, by some five or six hundred
thousand dollars To those who are seeking
Life Insurance it affords the greatest security,
which is the most important consideration.
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PREsENTATIoN.-Last evening the members
of the Mozart Club, who meet weekly at the
house of Mr.. John L. Shaw, one of their mem
beers and the popular basso of the Haydn So
ciety, surprised him with the gift of an elegant
silver service. The Club met at the house as
usual, and after some few preliminarles, Dr.
Fernald stepped forward and in his known
happy manner, made the presentation. mr,
Shaw was taken completely by surprise, but
he responded in few brief but heartfelt words
after which the party sat down to an excellent
supper, which was provided at short notice.
The service is appropriately inscribed to Mr..
and Mrs. Shaw; and after the exercises at the
table were ended, the company was favored
with some good vocal music by Mrs. Wether-
bee and Mr. McKenny and others, and some
Scotch songs by Mr.. McEwan.
Mr.. Shaw is great favorte with all thu
singers in this city, and has been especially &C
tive in cultivatng taste here for music OF
high order. He has been one of the live, work
ing members of the Haydn Society, and
does us good to see these marks of appreca
ton on the part of the musical people of Port
land and of his friends.
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NOTICE is hereby given that John Clark, OF
IN Standsh, in the County OF Cumberland, state
1856 by his mortgage deed OF that date recorded In
the Cumberland Registry OF Deeds, Book 363, rage
1852, mortgaged to Cyrus s. Brown, a piece OF iand
situated in the town of Baldwin, County OF Cum
berland State of Maine, bounded as follows
part of lot numbered twenty-i9ur, IN the eighth
the northeast side of the old County Road, (so
caledl about fifteen feet from the shed adjoining the
store on said lott thence up said road nine rods, and
contain eighty zone square rods, together with the
house standing thereon. Also, one undivided hal
of the above named store and shed. and one undvi-
ded half OF the old blacksmith shop standing on the
southerly side OF the County Road. That the con
iltions OF said mortgage have been broken. by
reason whereof | claim foreclosure of the same
SEBA S. BROWN,
Administrator OF the estate of
| 5O-3ws Cyrus S. Brown.
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III 10.
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.

CINCINNATI, Dec 27.-John 8. Wilder of
West Wood village, attacked his wife with a
Ratchet, inflcting fatal injuries upon her
discharged simultaneously two gun barrels of
buck shot into his head blowing the top com
pletely off The cause of the tragedy is attri-
buted to the son-in-law of Mrs. Wilder who is
known in Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis
"a a .swoman furnisher' to houses of i'll fame.
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ST. LUKE's CATHEDRAL.-On Christmas
Day, after the morning service, or about Il
o'clock, a nice dinner was served by the church
to the poor of the parish as we'll as other poor
people. Some one hundred partook OF the
church's hospitality on this occasion.
To-day being Innocents' Day there will he
Christmas Tree for the children Of the parish
| in the evening and appropriate services.
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BODY FoUND.-We mentioned in yesterday
morning issue that the dead body of a man was
found washed ashore Sunday night at the Cape
and that Coroner Hall would hold an inquest
Yesterday. Yesterday morning he held an in
quest on the body. The man was of consider
able height and appeared upwards OF forty
wears of age. He had on no outside garments,
only white flannel shirt and drawers. Be-
meath his outside shirt we're two checkered
ones and around his neck was wooden COM
forter Around his body directly beneath his
armpits was MANILA cord, tied tightly as ifas
a remedy for some rheumatic disease. On his
feet were pair of wooden socks and pair OF
not very heavy boots. On the little finger of
his left hand was found two gold rings, one
plain and the other a stoned ring but with the
stone lost out The first supposition was that
the man was one of the crew of the Mary AL
ice but his style of dress proves that it could
not have been one of tue crew, and if it was the
captain some one must have stripped him of
his outside garments which, witnesses say he
had on when he was lost and also of some six
hundred dollars in money which he had on his
person. Any one having any knowledge Of
this body is requested to communicate it to
Charles IT. Hall, No. 119 IL Exchange street.
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A Coon ScHooL.-We refer parents who
wish to place their boys at good private
school to the advertisement of Mr.. ID. f. Smitn'
in another column. Mr.. Smith is not only
ripe scholar, but has pre-emineutly the faculty
of imparting instruction. We can cordially
recommend him and his school.
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BANGOR SEMINARY.-We learn from frol.
Barbour, who preached at State Street Church
last Sabbath, that the Seminary is in very
prosperous condition. Rev. DR.. Pond the re-
spected senior professor now IN ms '0'n year
will be relieved from the duties Of the office he
has SO long and honorably filed, at the close o.
the Seminary weary. The mi-centenn'ai O
| this inst;tution occurs next summer.
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nzASsAnuusETTs.

SINGULAR ACCIDENT WITH FATAL RESULT.
WORCESTER, Dec 27.-John Mithews, hod
carrier, fell from the roof of building up
on which he was at work In this city to-day.
He was taken up insensible and died in hort
time. He was about fifty, years OF age, and
leaves family. In his fall he struck again st
VIM. Bishop, a carpenter, who also fell to the
| ground breaking his leg
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WHAT EVERY PERSON NEEDS is

WHAT EVERY PEKSON NEEDS IS
some remedy for habitual Costveness. "Iwoull ad-
wise all those who are troubled with Dyspepsia, Cos
tiveness Piles, Biiousns IS, Headache, any form
of Indigestion, to use DIR. HARRISON'S PERIS-
TALIC LOZENGES."-ELISHA HUNTINGTON,
NJ. D., Ex-Lieut. Governor of Massachusetts,. For
sale at No. 1 fremont Temple, Boston, by E. A
HARRISON g. Co., Projectors, and by all Drug
pists Mailed for co cents. dc24sn2mw
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PORTLAND CoMMANDERY.-The annual elec-
ton of officers of Portland COmmandery OF
Knights Templar took place last evening. The
following were elected: Stephen Berry, Emf
nent Commander; S. G. Gordon, Generali-
ssimo; o. S. Fogg, Captain General; Frank +.
Allen, Prelate; Frank G. Stephens, Senior
Warden; Geo. w. Parker; Jun. Warden
Chas. Fobes, Treasurer; Ira Berry, Jr., Re
corder; c. B. Abbott, Standard Bearer; A
Keith, Sword Bearer; Geo. 2. Gross, War
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yEEXHCO,
MOVEMENTS OF MIR SEWARD.

MOVEMENTS OF MR. SEWARD.
Cry OF MEXICO, Dec 10, via Havana, Dec.
2I-[Special dispatch to the Herald Hon.
VIM. HI. Seward left this city yesterday, He
will remain few days in Puebla and Jalapa
and proceed to Vera Cruz, from which place he
will sail for Havana the 9Th.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Francisco Fiango has issued pronuncia-
mento in San Luis The people favored him
at first, but he rendered himself unpopular
The Government troops had defeated Figan-
go.
The pronunciados routed q body of native
cavalry on the Carlco road, near the Capitol
One officer and four men were killed and many
horses and arms captured.
Gov. Garsea, of Tamaulipas, has resigned. 81
The rebels at Puebla are quiet and the troops
have been reinforced. No collisions have been
reported.
The robbery of train near Queretaro has
been announced.
Rich silver mines have been discovered in
the State of Tamaulipas.
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Dec. 9th, 1856

LARCENY FROM VEssEL.-On Saturday
uieht some thieves made raid on the schoon-
er Viola, Capt Sidney, by way of the wharf
near the store of e. FL. Burgin in, and stole sew
eral quilts, some clothing and a rifle. The
thieves have not yet been arrested.
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Burr's Patent Nursing Bottle

rT1HE most perfect and Convenient Nursing Bottle
i liz the World. We supply the trade with all
parts the Bottle separately when required includ
ing Burr's Slcered Ware Brush, which is OF inest'
Gbte value the Infant, as it keeps the Tube per.
fectly sweet and free from acid. especially i'll warm
weather. Price of Brush 10 cts. BURR & PER-
gsts, 26 fremont st, Boston, Mass. Sold by all
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To the Editor Of the Press:
NV attention has been called within n few
DAYS to an item in the Portland Advertiser of
the 18th inst, stating that 1 was candidate
for Governors council. | have simply to say 1
am not a candidate for the above office.
TOBIAS LORD.
Dac 9th 1869
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PICTURES AND FRAMEs.-We take pleasure
in referring to the advertisement of j. w. G.
Morrison, at whose art store and photograph
gallery, opposite the Preble House, lovers of
fine mixtures will find all that can be desired
An the line of decorative art
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VIRGINIA..


A DEFAULTING SHERIFF.
RICHMOND, Dec. 27.-G. s. Cody, Sheriff OF
Culpepper county by military appointment,
has been tried by commission for embezzing
about $4,000, and sentenced to five years in
tho State Prison
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R. *. HUNT,
o;ss;on Merchant and Auctioneer

~,O s16 Congress Street, will, on Thursday even
~ ing, Feb. IL, at o'clock, sell at Auction large
Consignment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Auction sales every evening. Goods will be sold
during the day lots to suit purchasers at wholesale
prices Cash advanced on all descriptions at goods.
Consignments not limited.
february II, 1868. dtf
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YANKEE LocKE.-We understand that Yam,
kee Locke is to visit Portland in the early part
of January. We understand that he has a
good company, and has had very successful
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HENRY TAYLOR,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
Nos, SO & s. Union st.. Portland.

VIII give special attention to the disposal OF Zeal
Estate at either public or private sale. VIII as9
attend to the appraisal of Merchandise ana heai
Estate. - -
Cash advances made on property, on storage or
for sale, either public or private. ,or o. Can Do-
Refers by permission to j. G W. Md FTsnkIin Smith,
yid Thompson, Portlandi s 1e Via & Co. Leon
oo9 III ~ - NY, M . ' nov1dtf
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

THE INEVITABLE GUNB0ATS.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 27-Seven Of the Span
ish gunboats, from New York for Caba, have
arrived here,