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The OWNERS of the Cardiff Giant can take
him up into the back attic now and make room
for the Oil City Times latest sensation; an
enormous human skeleton which it has ex-
humed about twelve feet below the surface of
ground, near West Hickory, in Pennsylvania.
According to tie narrative, William Thomp-
son and Robert R. Smith were making an ex.
cavation some ten days ago for the purpose of
erecting derrick, when they dug up an enor-
nous helmet of iron. which was corroded with
rust Further digging brought to light sword
which measured nine feet in length. Curiosi:
~ melted them to enlarge the hole, and after
some little time they discovered the bones OF
.wo enormous feet Following up the "lead"
they had so Unexpectedly struck, in a few
1ours' time they had unearthed we'll preserv-
ed skeleton OF an enormous giant, belonging to
species OF the human family which probably
Inhabited this and other parts of the world at
chat time of which the Bible speaks, when it
avs: And there were giants in those days. "
found atnohR the ruins of Ninevab. The homes
# the skeleton are remarkably white, which
shows that the monster was thoroughbred and
belonged to the first families. The teeth are
al In their places, and all of them are double
and OF extraordinary size. These relics have
oeen taken to Tionesta, where they are visited
oy large numbers of people daily. When his
gianfship was in the flesh he must have stood
eighteen feet in his stockings These remark.
able relics will be forwarded to New York ear.
y next week. OF course they were found un-
der mound thrown up good many centuries
ago.
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Political Noses,

OAsssSeA
TIE New York Sun heads It's legislative re-
ports with the line-"Peter B. Sweeney's Leg
islature."
PETITION for abolishing the Thanking
privilege has been placed in the post-ofice in
Boston, for everybody to sign who will.
IT is new stated that Senator Pratt of In
diana, will await the October elections in his
State, to see whether Republican is sure to
succeed him, before he determines to resign his
seat.
COLORADO Is about to follow In the steps
Of Wyoming, and confer the right Of suffrage
upon women. Gov. McCook, in his message
to the Legislature, recommends the measure,
and, With beginning so suspicious, it seems
certain of eventual success.
SENATOR Trumbull had an interview With
tie President on Thursday upon the Hoar
ANIMATION. The President says he desire .
n, contest with the Senate, but wants harmo-
ny; but he will regard it as courteous AMI
kindly II the Senate shall see fit to call up the
nomination an ] agree to it.
JUDGE Advocate Gen. Holt is having the
Q hcial papers Of Judge Advocate Turner and
Provost Marshal Baker arranged and indexed.
They contain a great many curious facts
about what was done hereabouts during the
1.hellion, and compromise some who passed
for good friends of the Union.
Mr.. SUMMER has received visit from
agood looking, well dressed man, who de-
manded large sum Of money, which he said
had been placed in the Senator's keeping for
him BY the Alabama claimants. lie was evil
IDENTIFY insane, but after brief conversation
he withdrew, expressing hope that he would
y.t receive the money.
DExocRATIc advices from Georgia are to
the effect that the Democrats will ave ten or
fifteen majority in the Legislature on a Joint
ballot, and that It will be utterly impossible to
ratify the Fifteenth Amendment with the
resent Legislature. The Democrats concede
taat the Senate is in the hands of the Repub-
Leans.
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The Massachusetts Legislature this year
Is said to be the finest looking body of men
that has assembled at Boston for long time.
No one has yet told US what our own Legis.
lature is in the matter of personal appearance;
but we hope thai members will remember the
old maxim, " Handsome is that handsome
does0
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business BEFORE CoNGREss.-An exam
lna"on o' the business before each House
shows that much ,arser .roount of ,eo;.l..
ton has been blocked out than ,,.. h.., oo.
orally supposed. In the House nearI, civ
hundred bills are pending, and in the 3. '.A
over three hundred have been INTRODUCED a ns
this number twenty-five relate to financial
matters, six propose tree banking, three re.
late to . redistribution of the national bank
currency, and only one provides for an addi-
tional issue of national bank notes. Four
propose to fund the public debt and provide
for resumina specie payments.
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Estate of Caleb 8. Small.

N Office is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator with tie will annexed of
the estate of
CALEB s SMALL, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumber and, deceased. and given
bonds as the law directs. AL persons having de
mands upon the estate said deceased, are require
t. exhibit the same ami all persons In ebt. 10 sal
estate are called upoI. 20 make pay ment to
WILLIAM E MORRIS
Administrator with the will ANNEXED
Portland, Dec. 2lst, 1869. dc22d1aw3w- sneodiw
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in nrad m;.AnLRoAn.-Work progresses favorably
The dnn'SS I po tnis section Of the new railroad.
quite a distan s efo own into the Wilcox meadow
been put into the sand bill ha; VI .a, rnnr
and Fairbanks village. force Of r"c bias has.
ssr. ws sSs On Tuesday to the ledge
found nothing but blue clayFpStt sTays, ,nry
Calsdonian, 7th. '0nnsoury
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DIED.

In this CITY, Jan. o. OiIando NJ. Marrett
In this city, Jan. g. Ida Gertrude Youngest daugh-
ter OF Nathaniel g., and Dorcas A. Cummings a, ed
Funeral Wednesday afternoon, at u o'clock, from
No Is Mechanic st,e t.
In Kennebunk Jan. 8, John Colby.
2 lFuneral this Monday afternoon, at o'clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
In Brunswick, Dec. IL, Mrs. Abbie w. McLell an
aged 5s years.
In Brunswick, Jan. I. Frank Lincoln, only child
OF John F.. and Katie A. Mcclellan, aged II months.
In Topsham Jan 8, Daniel u. Colby, AGED % years
In Orland Dec. T. Mrs. Polly. vile OF Moses Saun-
ders dr., aged IS years mont 8.
In Eden, Jan. 1, Miss Bahama Leland aged 60 yrs.
9th, Isaac Higgins, aged 10 years. :.
In Bangor, Jan. 6, Fred +. French, aged % wears,
son Of the late Geo. s. French, of Steuben.
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
tie only true and perfect Dye ha, mess, reliable i'm
stantanevus, no DISAPPOINTMENT; no ridiculous tints;
remeds the i'll effects OF bad dyes; inVigorates aud
caves the hair SOFT and beautiful black or brown.-
applied at the Wig Factory, 1s Bond st, NY
june 3-sNd&w1yr -,
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Admlnistrator,s Notice.

NoTlCE Is hereby gwen that the subscriber has
~ been licensed by the Judge Of Probate of Cum.
berand County, to sell po, ton OF the Real Estate
OF the laie Mr.. Charles Trowbridge, viz ;--Tpo
soap FactoTylot" SO called. situated GA 'Vauesen
srset' Portand and the buildings tnfreop suiject
The property consists OF about $500 ieet or land on
which Is standing. large Biick Building, eouven-
vsnlent 10 be converted into a Dwelling House
Also, small dwelling house add stable. ALy srson
oe,lrods OF purchasing sud property may make ap-
pncation TO ms ut my office, No. n9s Congress st,
Jan. sth, 1870 - janiod2w
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The New York steamers will, until further
notice, leave Portland at o'clock P. NJ in
stead of 3 o'clock as heretofore.
Portland Jan g. 1870
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LrERARY.-The Bath Times says that
Mr.. Moses Owen Of that city has book Of
800 pages nearly ready for the trade market.
It Is story, and is one Of his best literary
productions.
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ptra5nat.

The VIZ Department has received te1e.
gram from New Orle ms announcing the death
by congestion of the lungs, Of Brevet Major
General j. A. Mower, commanding the depart.
ment of Louisiana.
A letter from Indiana says that Congress-
man Julian is seriously i'll with softenipg of
the brain, and his friends despair of his recoy i.
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81. F. furnish, President.

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Regular monthly business meeting of all the
members this (Monday) evening at 712
O'Clock. Reports from mission fields and other
work for the past month will be given, and i'm.
portant business presented. Meeting of the
Board of Managers after adjournment of As
ISOLATION meeting.
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COgia Hassan
COgia Hassan
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card.

Cumberland Engine Company, No. 8, desire to
tender their sincere thanks to Mark p Emery Esq,
for his kind invitation to parake of refreshments
after the fire on Saturday evening, January sth,
1870. PER ORDER.
G. II. LEIGHTON, Foreman.
ANDREW BRADBURY, Clerk. jan10d1t
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M. l.. A.

Members of the Mercantile Library Associa-
ton are requested to meet at their rooms this
(Monlay) evening, at o'clock, to make ar
rangements for attending the funeral of ex-
President o. NJ. Marrett The Board of Dr.
rectors and Lecture Committee will meet at
the same time and place. at
n r FuRRJsr President
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BUSINESS CHANaEs.-The business changes

BUSINESS CHANoEs.-The business changes
in Maine the past week were:
Portland--Rufus Deer'ng & Co., Lumber:
new drm-Rulus Deering, NJ. P. Jordan, Nj.
N: Ripley and A. s. Legrow.
Frost & Jefferson, Grain, etc. dissolved.
N. N. Perkins & Co, Hardware; dissolved /;
now N. NJ. Perkins, Joseph Fl. Buchanan and
Albert d. Cushman; under same style.
:. Norway-John Woodman & Henry Fl. Will
liams, dissolved.
Strout.
.Casco-David Duran & Co., Country Store;
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TIE Pass FOB THE SEssloN-Sone inquiry
having been made as to the terms of the Press
for tie LEGISLATURE session, we would state ,hs
it Will De furnished for 81. Matters of much
interest TO the citizens of Portland and vicini
~ will engage the attention of the Legislature
ana as the PRESS will contain full reports Of
legislative proceedings it will become indspen.
sable to all who are Interested in public at.
fairs
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-10

BRING your orders for Job Printing to the
Daily Press Printing House, where every de-
scription Of work is performed in the best man.
ner at the the lowest prices. lift
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Special Notice.
administrators Sale.

PURSUANT to license from the Judge of Pro-
private sale the stock or 81 = - NN"'
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUaBERs
belonging to the estate of the late Caleb s. small
WILLIAM E. MORRIS
Administrator with the Will annexed
Portland, Jan 5, 1870. dlwsN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M. q. M. A.

The members Of the Maine Charitable Mechanic
Association are hereby notified to at the Libra.
ry Boom, on Tuesday, the nth inst at loi O'Clock
A. NJ, tor the purpose Of attending the funeral of
our late brother and associate Simeon Hall.
tanl0d2t STEPHEN MARSH. Sec,y.
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TO Printers.
EatcheIOc,S Hair DYe.

A FONT Of NEW BREWER TYPE t212 lbs.l can
q be purchased at the PRESS OFFICE, PORT
LAND, Maine, at Great Bavgain!
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ANOTHER lot Of Dress Goods, including
every quality of Alpaccas, received at Cogia
Hassans, -..--
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These Hard Times

The people should Enosc
schere they can Ouy the best
goods at fair prices. BUT
LER d REED, No. II Mar
Ret Square, sCiU sell you
BOOTS and SHOES that
aOitI give good satisfaction.
We commenced business
aCith the intention of Keep
saag the best goods that the
market affords, and selling
them at a small profit !; zoe
still continue to do business
IN that aCay because aUe find
itpGys. We cordially invite
the citizens of Portland and
VictnSty to an inspection of
our stock aCith the assurance
that the goods iss every case
ecill prOve Just as represent
ed.
BUTLER & REED,
No. II Market Square, Portland.
Nov 3o-sNeodtf
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THE PEABODY FLEET.-The following is a
list of the officers of the Miantanomah, Terror
and Alaska, the vessels delegated by the gov
eminent as escort to the Monarch and Plym-
outh:
The officers of the Miantonomah are:-Com-
mandei shufeldt; Lieut.. Commanders Corn
wall and Wise; Surgeon Bates; Asst. Surgeon
Dickinson; Payma>ier Woodruff; Chief En.
gineer Zrigler: Lieutenants NOVEL; and Berry
Masters Judd. Dayton, Iugersoll; Assistant
Engineers Burrap, Cline, Ford, Breaker,
Mintzer. Webster; Mates, Anderson and Hen
son.
The officers of the Terror are: Commander
Ransom; Lieutenant Commanders, Nichols,
Barker; Lieutenant, Elliott; Masters. Ls'e,
Tremain, Singer, DERBY; Surgeon, Scofeld
Assistant Surgeon, Scott; Paymaster, futile
Chief Engineer, Kellogg; Assistant Eogineers,
Roof. Greene, Kelley, Haunmum, Ross; Mates,
Green, Kahl, Cleveland.
The officers of the Alaska are: Commander,
Blake; Lieutenant Commanders, Chester
Rowland; Lieutenant, Snow; Eosigns, Brown,
Chip, Fo.se, Wadhams; Surgeon, CLARK; As.
.istant Surgeon, Latta; Payn aster, Clark; En-
gin.ers, King, Cooper
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New Ham pshire Politics.

GOLD cLosED in New York Saturday night
ct 122 1-8 q 122 Il.
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NEW lot of Table Damask from bankrupt
stock at Cogia Hassan's.
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w. IL 0VULp, ITeSIueHl
w. b. HOBBS, Secretary.

HORACE GREELEY ON FARMING.-Mr. Gree
ley purposes to write series Of essays on
farming, to be published each week during
1870, in the Tribune. The essays will all APP
pear in the Daily, Semi-Weekly, and Weekly
editions of the Tribune. He means to demon.
stra,e that agriculture in the future is cert lin
to be. very different from what it has been
in the past, and hopes to embody words of
cheer as we'll as hints for guidance to the fu.
ture farmers Of our country. The Weekly
Tribune of Jan. contained the first essay.
dow
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Warren's Cough Balsam.

Is beyond question the very best medicine OF the
day for all COUGHS. COLDS, Sore THROAT and
LUNGS! Also, LOT Whoopiug Cough and Croop in
Children it IS the NEST effective medicine ever used
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
F. BRADBURY, Proprietor, Bangor, Me.
GEO. G. GOODWIN & Co., Boston, Agents tor
New England. octa3eodemsn
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SPLENDID lot of RussiA Crash at Cogia Has
sans at II IL cents per yard.
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A Gard to the Ladies
The Misses Scales.

Having taken the Agency Tor Noyes' New System
Of Cutting Garments are prepared to furnish the
ladies of Portland and vicinity with the most per-
feet, a. well as the simplest Chart for Cutting Dress
es yet invented.
By the use OF it any person after fifteen minutes
Instruction, cam cut perfect fitting Dress or Cas-
sock. Also Charts for Cutting Shirts, Boys Pants
Vests, nc.
INSTRUCTION FREE. Call and examine them.
Patterns constantly on haod or cut to order,
at No. 2 CIapp's Block, Elm ST..
dc1lsn1m Portland, Me.
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PASSENGERS.

:. In the Prussian, tor Liverpnol-E Price, Mr. and
Mrs copper, knight, Burpee and wife J Cam
er9n: MISS Cameron, Messrs Price. Robinson smith,
G Ui. Wmn Chpham. forsyth, ShaIpies, Lane
Malner, Oswald. Beard. L,on " alsh, Y elch Mar,
I'm, frocIor, Anse.; Plamendon, GIrou, Chase. tam.
Storage. 'eis III 'ne
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-tL WELCOMES H.
Liver Regulator
Dyspeptic Curer !

THIS is an extraordinary remedy for the LIVER
i = AM KIDNEYS, wh.n diseased. 1t is compound
Ell OF several of the best Roots, II erbs and Bark
known, which act directly on the LIVER aad KID
RssYS, correcting Digestion, PURIFY ing the Blood
Regulating the Nervous system, CuIIng Pain In the
Side, Shoulders, Back, Head Neck and Limbs, Sink
ing and Faintnoss the Stomach, Weakness Of the
Limbs, LanguIdness, Yellowness of the Eyes and
Skin, Jauniice, Pain in the Bones, Dyspepsia, Dry
Cough, throat Night Sweats IrrItaDility, Ner-
vousness, Loss Of Memory, Weak Eyes, Dizziness.
Dropsy, etc. These difficulties arise from bad Liv-
er.
sY-It is a valuable remedy for Scrotuious and
SyphiitIc Diseases,and all G'anduar Engagements,
Canker, H umor in the Stomach and Bowe, Custfye.
ness, Rheu natism, etc. It'll free from Ualomel and
Aoes-has all the GOOD properties OF those Drugs
and none CT the bad. This is Purely veget@-
bic kcmedy, safe Tor all.
R-Sold by all Druggists and Medicine Dealers.
Prepared and Sold only by
JEREMIAH BUXTON, JR.,
Also Proprietor OF the Great German Cough Remedy
YARMOUTH, ME. ~e r-H
Price $l.oo. aug10S&wtfs
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The TELEoRAPHERs' STRIKE.-A letter
from Mr.. Jacobs, the alleged originator of the
telegraphers' strike, dated San Francisco, Dec.
9th, was received in New York Friday by
mail. in which he says:
Reductions have been going on on this coast
ever since the consolidation Of the Atlantic &
Pacific Company with the Western Union.
Salaries Of operators in Sacramento and Vir-
g'nia have already been reduced $40 per month
each, aud several San Francisco operators
bave received notices that reductions will take
place on Jan. !, 1870.
The letter also says: -"Should you hear of a
strike before this reaches you, you will know
hat We are but defending our rights, and do
not intend submitting to the whims of an over
Notwithstanding the Statement: from the
Company's headquarters in New York Friday,
that the strike had proved failure, and the
Company had triumphed, dispatch says Gen.
Marshall Lefferts, the chief engineer of the
Company, has been in attendance 10 An official
capacity, ON the meetings of the League, and
offered his services as q medium to adjust the
difficulty, honorably alike to the Company
and the operators, If it was in his power. 1t is
confidently expected that through the agency
of Gen. Leferts, for whom the operators en-
terrain the highest regard, an honorable ad-
astmeut of the difficulty will soon be effected
The operators iD Portland have never Joined
the strikers, although the report has been cur
rent in other places that such was the case.
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THE .YR ESS.
Monday, Morning, January 10. 1870
A. Hint for New Years.

Our mail Sub crfbers will see by the date on their
papsr, the time to which they have paid. viii ali
in arrears please be as prompt as possible in paying
hs same? Terms $500 year In advance.
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AT meeting of the Emerald Boat Club,
held at their boat house Jan. z, 1870, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted in reference
to the death OF their late member, Michael
Noonar:
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God to
take from our midst our respected brother,
Michael Noonan.
ResolUed. That the members of the Emerald
Boat Cub do hereby express their extreme
and heartfelt sorrow at the untimely departure
from this life of one OF their members, who
had since bis connection with this club gained
their respect and friendship by his affable dis
position to all. f-.E r,...-
RESOLVED, That we sincerely sympa,hize with
his relations in their deep affection, and pray
that God in His mercy may grant them pa
tiepee and comfort.
Resolved That these resolutions be printed
in the Daily Press and Eastern Argus. and a
copy of the same be sent to the relatives OF the
deceased. A. Fl. LARKIN,
NJ 3AZ T. f. DoNAHUE,
A. P. JENNINGS,
JOSEPH McCARMIcH,
JOHN HARRIGAN,
Committee on Resolutions
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For Stormy Weather,
Your feet should be well protected. Ladies' Gentle
men and Children will nud durable and ia ,hionable
ooots AZ l. f. NoSELEY & Co.'s. 293 wasoingtt
b., Boston, Opposite Jordan, Marsh 3 Co.'S,
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MARRIED.

At Cheheague Island. Jan. 3, Horace B. Henley,
o. Cumberland, and Miss Margaret +. Doughty, OF
Yarmouth.
In Monmouth, Jan. g. by Rev. j o. Thompson
Jos w Owen, OF South Boston, and Miss Hattie NJ .
Simpson. OF Monmouth.
In Brunswick. Dec. Is, Charles Allen and Ameda
Matthews
In Brunswick. Jan. I. W. s. Hutchinson, of Paris,
ana A bIe I. Berry. OF Brunswick.
In Poland. Dec. 80 Daniel Green, of Waterford
and Martha E. Dunn, OF r.
us IN Norway, Jan |. Frank Howe, Of N, and Miss
Es Colo, Of Sumner. VII
IN Norway JAN 2. Horace Cole and Mss Alice
IN West Bethel, Dec. 20, Deiorest Corner and Mel
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN srEAMxRs
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORT LAND.

Saturday, Jan. 8.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dirigo. johnson. New York = mdse 10
steamer New Brunswick, Pike, St John, NIB, via
Barque Tatay, Morse, New York, to load for Bue-
Brig Edw Everett, tBr, Crosby, Boston. to load Tor
Sch Mary Ella, Thomas. Baltimore,-corn to Geo
Sch Ralph Carlton, Curtis, Philadelphia. -coal to
Sch BramhaiI, Hamilton. Boston.
Sch Lyndon, Raupacb, Esstport.
SEP Governor, Peterson, Deer Isle. -mackerel and
herring ior marker
Sch VIM Keene. Osier. Bremen. 4a ..
Sch humboldt, Cameron Southport. . a..
Sch Bonavsnture. Knight Boothbay
Sch Oregon, Dunt0n. Boothbay.
CLEARED. ORA.
Steamship Pruss,an, (Brl Dalton, Liverpool -
Steamer carlotta. Colby, Halifax, s-John POr-
Sch Willie Martin, Noyes, Mobile = DennisOn.
Sch Rising Sun, Jones' Savannah. -f
Sch John Hall. Powell, New York-A Hob
son.
...-J ,pn,vv sunday. Jan. 0.
Sch Jack Easy, tBr, Bullerwell' CORVALLIS, Ms
wood tor a market.
Sch Gazelle, Gardiner. Pembroke.
SAlLED-Bries Adde Hale, Frank E Alien III L
Wheeler sch W Hall
~ "A revised list OF Beacons Bu0ys. &c, tor the
LIST Lgh house District. has been published and may
be obtained at the custom House by masters OF
vessels.
MEMORANDA.
Beig Henry Tr0wbriGge Leighton, from Calais for
New YORK; put into Townsend Harbor I'D inst with
loss Of deck load and anchor.
Ship Z II Ia lor, rom Liverpool for New York |
asho e on Isle OF Man, Will ne a total wreck.
Sehs o, Ianto hooper. and Belle, were driven
ashore at Ellsworth In the gale of the Sd inst. They
were got OFT without damage.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCIS Oar 9th inst barque Montana,
Herman, Newcastle. NSw.
NEW ORLEANS-Beow Sd. ship Lizzie Moses
Cox from Genoa barque Auna Walsh, Fossett irvm
Liverpool.
Sid i'm sw Pass LIST. ship Ella Thayer, Sd. sch
Nellie Bowers
MOBILE Id s1st. barque Drigo, Blair Boston.
brig H Sibiey, Colson. Havre.
PENSACO, A CID 9th, schs Charles HELLER
Mitchell, New York. eiier'
Ar 3Oth, sch Ada Ames. Adams Caltinoro
In port LIST INST, ships John Bunyan Gilmore tor |
Montevide' ldg; Tnos Freeman, owen. unc. br;os
rubal Cam, Mic ersoD, 0r Mvnteyideo. Sal,na uan
penny. and Sullivan. Perry. TOR Cuba sens Rowdoin
Randall, for Martinique Frank q Em,lv Coiisv.
md Jane son, Van C.eat, for Cuba: @ II Kelley,
Coffin, Boston,. f"e s''i" " |
Ga lst, SEQ Abby Dunn, Fountain. New York
ChaaHLESIoN-Ar 4th, sch Marcus Hunter orr'
sy, Havana.
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The only article ever invented which excludes the
dust. snow, rails and AIR from two sides.
Put on by experienced men, and will effect a saw
ing nearly fifty per cent. in fuel
V- Office at Kendall q Whitney's. Market
Square, Portland. BISHOP BROTHERS,
jan4dJan14*sN Sole Agents.
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p. IL, II. COmDanv.

II'HE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders or the
= Portland Railroad Company will be hsld az thu
Reception hoom in City Hall ON Monday Jan i'm
inst at o'clock p. NJ, Tor The choice OF Directors
anu the transaction OF any other business that may
legally come before them ~ = - Y -
CHARLES HOLDEN. secsy,
Portland. Jan. 10, 1870. jan1 mwSFin:
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MEMORANDA.

Beig Henry Tr0wbriGge Leighton, from Calais for
New YORK. put into Townsend Harbor cd inst, with
loss of deck load and anchor.
Ship Il Ia lor, from Liverpool for New York,
asho on Isle OF Man, will ne total wreck.
Schs o Ianto hooper. and Belle, were driven
ashore at Ellsworth in the gale of the Sd inst. They
were got OFT without damage