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TEMPERANCE NETTING. Rev. George F.
Clark Of Massachusetts delivered one of the
most practical and effective lectures on Tenn
perance, last evening at City Hall. that we
have ever heard. 1t was pleasant to see 20
large an audience and so attentive ore. They
hung upon every word the speaker uttered
and regretted that he did not sneak longer
He portrayed the evils resulting from the use
OF Intoxicating liquors and the great danger OF
those who say, I'VE can use it or let it aione,''
and cited case after case to prove the positions
he assumed. We think his lectures are calcr-
lated to do much good. Hon. Josiah Fl. Drum
mond presided at the meeting.
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THERMoMETRIcAL.-Dec. 25, 1870 Sunday,
midnight, 2 deg.
Dec. 2e, 1s7o-MondAy, 745 a. M, 10 deg;
noon, q deg. 4.30 p. M, % teg.; 8 p. m, IS
deg; II p. M, 10 deg.
Dec. u, 1S70-Tue,day, IL 20 a. M, IA deg. /;
730 q. M, Is deg. suurise. "A deg; noon, "a
deg. p. M, % deg; 4 p. M, &c deg; II p.
M, Is deg.
Dec. %. 1s7O-Wednesday, 7.so a. M, %
deg; a. M, p deg 10 a. M, % deg: 1. p m,
81 deg; II IL p. NJ, % deg.
Dec. 20, 1S7O-Tbursday. 7.49 a. m., 10 deg !;
noon, II deg; 2 p. M. Is deg; 4 D. m, IA deg,
10 80 p. M, II deg; midnight, 10 deg.
Dec. 80, 1s70-Friday, sunrise, deg. below
zero; p. M, II deg. Up. M, 10 deg; 4p. M,
IT deg. 8 p. NJ, 16 deg; midnight, 30 deg.
Dec. 81, 1S70-7.45 a. M, 30 deg. 915 a. m,
81 deg 1915 a. M, So deg; noon, 80 deg; 3 p.
M, 81 deg; 4 30 p. M, 80 deg; p. m, q deg.
3p. M, "a deg.
Jan. 1. 1871-Sunday, / a. M. % deg; sun
rise 10 deg; noon, % deg; p M, q deg; 3
p. M. "a deg; 4 80 p. m, 20 deg; Up. m. 16
deg. Corner OF Danforth and Emery streets.)
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NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-Gen. Pleasanton in il !
letter declining farewell banquet rendered by
his associates in the revenue service in this
city, says that tie government should abolish
the moiety system. and double the salary of Of
ment, increasing popular confidence in The ser
vice and relieving officers from, the embarras-
sing suspicion under which they are often COM
PEELED to labor. Gen. Pleasantoh assumes the
commsionership of internal revenue on Tues.
day.
Rudolpoe challenges Cyrille Dion TO "a g me
Of billiards. 1900 points, for $1,000, between the
25th and 31st insts.
The First National Bank, of East Chester,
Cornelius Corson, president, was organized on
Friday night with q capital of S2500OO, OF
The Greenwich insurance Co. has assumed
the risks of the Grccers' Fire Insurance Co,
Tomorrow will be observed as C ore ol,day
in all branches of business.
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NEGLECTED COUGHS AND CoLDs.-Few are
aware of the importance of checking Cough
or Common Cold" in lis first stage; that
which in the beginning would yield 70 mild
remedy, if neglected soon pr-ys upon the
Lungs. "Broavn's Bronchial Troches" or COUCH
LozENoEs, afford instant relief
Owing to the good reputation and populari-
ty of the Troches, many acorthless and cheap
limitations are offered, arhicA are good for moth
ina. Be sure to OBTAIN the true3 BroaOn's
Bronchial 1roches'' Sold everywhere.
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BRIGGS Pile Remedies are q success.

BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh. IT,
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ANTI DIVISION MEETING AT WEsTBRooK.-
Ia accordance with the notice calling a
meeting of the citizens Of this town who are
opposed to division, those embraced in the
call assembled at the town house Saturday
forenoon and organized by the choice of Jona-
than Smith, Esq, as moderator. The friends
of the division did not make any opposition;
but few we're present. The following named
gentlemen were appointed committee to act
as agents of the town, with authority to en-
ploy counsel and take such other measures to
oppose division before the Legislature as they
may deem expedient, viz:-Jonatban Smith.
Geo. w. Hammond James Pennell, !. f.
Quinby, S. 7. Raymond.
A motion that the town is opposed to divis-
ion was passed unanimously and pending a
motion opposing annexation the meeting
adjourned sine die
AS only those opposed to the movement
made for division last year were present
and only about two hundred Of those the &C.
ton of this meeting can in no sense be taken
as the sentiment of the town on this exciting
uuasfion
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A LONG TRlP.-The schooner Elizabeth, Of
Rockland arrived at this port yesterday after
noon, in tscenty one days from New York She
is loaded with corn, on which we understand
the insurance has been collected, the vessel
having been giveh up for lost. The wind blew
continually off shore, and the Elizabeth en-
countered six different gales, and was blown
off as many times. One time she drifted back
as far as Cape Cod, after having made Seguin.
The sulferings of the crew were terrible. The
vessel is much shattered by its prolonged con-
flict with old Neptune, but the cargo is in toll
cradle condition. The safe arrival of the Elz.
abeth is all the more gratifying, because YES
sci with which she came in collision. reported
her lost. In the time she was making her pas
sage from New York, one might go to Europe
ard back by steamer, and have day or two to
look around besides. AT her collision with the
Chase, mentioned in the Press last week, she
broke FER mainboom, stove bulwarks on both
Sides lost her boat and sprung leak. She had
to keep the pumps constantly going to keep
her free. She had only half barrel of water
for nineteen days, the balance having been
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G. A. Rat the annual election of the off
GERS of the G. A. R., Post Bosworth No. 2, held
on Friday evening last the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: W. B.
Smith, P. c.; F. A. M. Smith. s. v. c.; W. Fl.
Green, j. V. c.; s. B. Graves, Adj; G. Fl,
Libby, Q. NJ; N. w. T. Root, Chaplain; A.
NJ. Parker, Surg; J. M. Stafford, O.D.;C. E.
Moulton, o. G.; q. P. ingalls,, s. E C. G.
Douglass, @. NJ. S.
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PORTLAND ROLLING MILLS. This Company
has during 1870 turned out 13,443 tons OF rails,
and has employed about 100 men. The in
crease in product of rails is 1000 tons over 1862
The works have been closed for repairs for the
last three weeks; but these are now so far COM
pleted as TO enable the manufacture OF rails 20
be commenced to-day for 1871.
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pGe} 900
Gfa.la - -
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Administrators Sale

DCGSUANT to license from the Honorable
L Judge OF Probate for the County OF Cumberland.
shall sell at publis auction Saturday, the l4th
day OF January ls7l, at three O'Clock In the alter
noon. all the equity OF redemption which A. L. Ham
major . late of cape Elizabeth, deceased, hal In the
lot of land in said Cape Elizabeth, on which the
house, store and barn said haunaord stood at the
time OF his decease. said buildings having since been
destroyed by fire..
The SAFE will be hal on the premises in Care Eliz-
abeth. L. u. N. SWEA L, Adm Illustrator.
Dec 10, 1870.
dc12,l9,26 T. o. BAILEY & Co., Aucrrs.
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STATE STREET CHURCH Y.
Hincks, pastor of this church, delivered an ap.
propriate New Years discourse Sunday morn
ing from the words of Paul in philippians 8,
IL, n: Forgetting those things which are be-
hind, sc.
Five persons were added to the church by
letter and two ON profession of faith.
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CARRIERS DELIvERY.-The following bust
ness has been transacted by the Letter Car.
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Domestic N ews.
Another Series of Great Fires and
Large Loss OF Properly.
PENNSYLVANIA,

ALMOST A WHOLE VILLAGE SWEPT AWAY BY
FIRE.
MFFLIS, Jan. 1.-Seventy buildings in the
centre OF this town including dwellings, stores
and stables were burned last night, causing
loss which is estimated as from $780, 900 to
crat aud Re ulster Office, the Union Hotel. So,
were destroyed together with eighteen dwell
ings and six or eight frame buildings occupied
as Offices and shops. Twenty five or thirty
stables were also destroyed The amount of
Insurance il unknown. There was no loss of
I ,fo
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Canal National Rank.

THE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders # ''The
Canal Nationa! Bauk OF Pottlsnd" for the cleo
on OF seven Director, and for the tran OF ans
other business that may legally come before then
will be bel at their Banking House, On Cuessay,
,he Tenth Duy of January, 1871 at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ. Il. &. SONEkBY, Cashier.
Cpfo did
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OWING TO reduced duties, Wilson & Co., No.
s. Federal street, have this day. January ID,
1871, reduced their prices on all grades of teas
ten cents per pound, also two cents on coffee.
As they have large quantities of new fresh teas
coming forward by the Great Pacific railroad,
they will be able to supply their trade and the
public with the best teas at the lowest prices.
Coffee roasted and ground daily.
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THE WINTHROP HOMICIDE The alteration
in Winthrop on Thursday. which resulted in
the killing of George Page by Increase E.
Watson, at Whitman's agricultural works,
originated in the refusal of Watson to allow
Page to cav up some lumber which had been
prepared for the manufacture of wheelbar-
rows. Page attacked Watson, and in the fracas
the latter struck him over the head with
hard wood stick, evidently in selfdefence
from the published accounts), firm which
blow he died about o'clock in the evening.
The affair happened between and o'clock
in the morning. There had been no previous
trouble between the parties. Page was negro,
slave-born, and had lived in Winthrop for
some years and stood we'll in the community.
Watson was well-known and much respected
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CoScERT.-We understand that at the sug-
gestion of several Of our citizens Mrs. Went
worth Stevens will give a concert in City Hall
next Monday hight, at which she is to be as
sisted by the Cathedral choir. the Portland
Band and several of our amateurs
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SAILING OF STEAMER.-The M. o. 8. 8.
Peruvian, Capt Smith, sailed on Saturday at
545P. NJ, for Liverpool, with eight cabin and
nineteen steerage passengers and full cargo.
She will be followed by the Noravian, Capt
Brown, on Saturday next The North AmeIi-
can is the next steamer due at this port.
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q o Nj M T. r. IAI.

xsceipss by Railroads and ssensnboat..
GRAND TaUNK KAILwAY-199 cans milk $40
hbls four cars headings 40 po,a I do starch
20 do lumber do shingles, do eigings, do Shocks
do copper ore. do hay, 2 do bark do sundries ;
shipments East-12 cars -four, do brooms 1 do feed
8 do oil. do grue, do sundres.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILvAY-29 cases mdse. 25
bbls talow, quarters beet rs bags spoos, 25 pkss
sundries.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM RosrON.-50 bbls
-four. 81 edls r H. 81 bales WOOL 50 Ia covers, 20
b,xes glue, pianos, bbls. oysters 100 do pork, 10
OIL 10 do rum. 80 slabs spelter, 50 raisips 10
cordase. 10 bbs pork 10 bdls leather 70 baes bair
40 erces lard, "a empty kegs, 10 half hbls our SO
boiler fuoes Az pkgs furniture 200 kss order for
Caoada and up country. casks skins 100 bulls lea L.
er 10 Plates iron. 10 bales WOOL $40 fire BRICKS Is
bdls paseb ard, 10 swing machines, SO bdl. iron IL
bags sumac, 15J pigs to order
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WITHOUT SPOT OR SEDIMENT -PHALoNs
'VrALIA," OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR
has no smell, and does not stain the skin. 1t
has no ingredient that subsidies in the form of
filthy sediment. Consequently it is not
shrouded in sdarkened bottles The natural
color of the hair, however completely it may
have faded out, is Invariably produced by the
Vitalia.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods deal.
ers. iau2d -eod1W
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Second National Bank of Portland

THE stockholders OF this Bank are hereby notified
L that the an nua meeting tor he choice OF D.
fectors and The trans ,cti N OF any other business
hat 'nay legally come before them, will he held at
their Bankiug Room on Tuesday the 10th dag o.,
January, 1871, at Ii O'CLOCK IN.
Po.tlaud December Q. 1870. ,clO
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FIRES IN PORTLAND DURING THE YEAR 1870.
No of fires in Jan. 8; amount of loss 81, 75S.
No of fires in February 2; alarm out Of the
city L; amount of loss $500. No. Of fires in
March 2; damage slight No. of fires in April
8; amount of loss $15,475. No. of fires in May
/; amount of loss $780, No. of fires in July s;
amount of loss $2,125. No. Of fires in August
4; amount of loss 81, 725. No. of frea in Sep
TENDER 8; amount OF loss 5000. No. of fires ia
October Z; amount of loss $47, $50 90 No. Of
fires in November 4; amount OF loss 81, 100.
No. of fires in December q; amount of loss
$4,000. Commercial W harf was the largest fire;
Loss $32 O82
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NEW swEDEN.-A third native American of
Scandinavian extraction, has arrived in New
Sweden. Our new colony now numbers 1902
souls; one ahead of the Pilgrims, and equal to
one.f fourth of the increase of our State during
the last decade
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Look at the advertisement of Fair and Festi-
val at Allen Mission Chapel, Locust street.
Go and help make the children of the Mission
happy, and give courage to the workers there.
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To CURE COUGHS, to relieve all irritation
Of the throat, to restore perfect soundness and
health to the most delicate organizations of the
human frame-the Lungs-use Dr. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, which is still prepared
with the same care in the selection and COM
pounding of its various ingredients as when 1t
was introduced to the public by Dir. Wastsr,
over forty years since. jan2d-eo6 &sw1w.
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LONDON, Dec. 31-1.a0 P. M.-Consols closed at
go tor money and account.
American securities firm 5-2O's 1852, s9}; do 1865,
cd, sst; do 1857, esb. Stocks lrm.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 31-1.30 p. M.-Bacon 51s;
Cumberland cut 52s for short rib middl.s. Beet
1918 Cd Cot'on-hothing dong today.
Advces from HAVE state that the transactions in
Cotton al very limited since the war be. un only
few bales being sold weekly; prices nominal.
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Farm at Aucfinn.

THE valuable and well known Farm of 1hs
late Ezekiel Merrill OF Yarmouth, situated ono
mile from Yarmouth Fils, ard ten miles o. ON Port.
land. bis farm con aims upwards OF leo acres of
land well divid d INTO pa>turage, W ,od land and
tll'aee 1t is nearly 10 the firm OF all OF long
square, very easily tenc d. being bounded on
two SIDES by rivers and divided OIL by the c.unty
road which cuts IL nearly IN the centre The fam
cots fr.m 80 to 60 tons Of hay ard NAV be easily
made to produce double This amount an 4 IL one OF
the very best stock and h4y farms IN Cnmls, land
county, and offers rare opportunity 70 purcba .ers
Said iatm w'l be offered in two parts, The hr.t
tanning about seveut, five acres of land, has
t@o-story dweiling-tou and ell, with barn
Some fifteen acres OF this lot Is heavily wooded
twenty-five to thiify unuer a good sta OF culi3
ton.
The westerly side contains about forty-fiys acres
has large barn 40x60. neariy new and In good re-.
par. Over twenty five acres Of this lot Is under
high state OF cultivation, iii cen acres covered
with good hard WOOL andi timber and five acres OF
sat marsh, very valuable fSs Its muck for dressing
also tor IS hay product.
The above property will be sid at public auction
on Wednesday. Jan. Attn, 1871, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ
on the prem ses. Immediately after this sale will
be offered all OF the sto,k, one Horse, Ca. risges
Carts &c., together with tie Farming ools Houss-
hold Furniture &c. For further iulormstIon apply
to j: Merrill. opposite Post Office, Yarmouth or
Daniel Coffin. lis Congress street. Portland, Or the
subscriber, "a High st Auburn, j. l.. MERRILL.
+. o. BAILEY, - CO., Auctionesfs.
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Get your "Crumbs Swept Up" for New Years
at h. A. Mckinney & Co.'S, No. Elm st.
dec294t
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Ocean Insurance Ompany.
ANNUAL MEETING.

| HE Stockholders I the Ocean Insurance Com
j pany are hereby notified 10 meet at the Office
said Company, on M0r Gay. the ecOnd bay Of
Jauuary, a. D., 1871, at three O'clock p. NJ.
TOR the following purp,ses:-.
LIST. 10 choose Seven directors for the ensuing
year.
I'd. To consider the expedeney OF accepting an
act OF tue Legislature If the State OF Maine approv-
ther defining thu pnwers Of The Oceau In.urane.
Company of PortlanJ"; anu 10 act thereon.
GrO A. WRIGHT, Secretary.
mil Doc. did
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MAINE.
THE WINTHROP HOMICIDE.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 1.-The coroner's jury in the
case of the killing of the colored man, Page in
Winthrop, returned verdict that deceased
came to his death by blow inflicted by In
crease E: Watson, causing fracture of the
skull and hermorrhage ON the brain.
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Mr.. WILLIAM G. How, who was so many
years chief clerk in the Portland Post Oftice'
is urged by his friends for the position Of special
agent of the Post Office Department, in place
Of MIR. Hammatt, who has resigned.
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II but half the resolutions which have been
for the present year are kept. we shall look for
the millennium directly. Nevertheless, we are
IN all our feelings and impulaes, young. Few
are willing to acknowledge the encroachments
of age, and the most of us are full Of hopes for
the future. Let us remember then that if we
would pass the year happily, we must not only
d. our work faithfully, but give time to an en-
joyment of sensible pleasures, which keep both
mind and body young, neglected. of nothing
but mindful that to every man God has gwen
q mind for labor and heart for song.
There were many who witnessed the flight
of the old year with watch meetings-as was
the case at the Chestnut street and Pine street
Methodist churches heralded the New
Year with the customary services of their sect.
The day itself was one of the most lovely with
which winter could favor Us, and many of the
city clergymen INDUCED in retrospect of what
had transpired in their several parishes.
To day is the legal New Years Day. and
with the closing of the city Offices, the post Of
Office and Custom House-except during the
usual holiday hours-and many of the places
of business, we have no doubt large number
will observe the day by calling upon their lady
friends. In this connection we wish to say
word. Iu our issue of this morning will be
found satircal article 90 the venerable GUS
tom Of New Years calls. and the prevailing
tone OF that article as well as others which
have appeared ia journals, not only in this city
but elsewhere, is that the custom-a beautiful
one in itself-s but another name for getting
drunk. Cannot custom be used without be-
ing abused? Or, again, does it ceessarily fol-
low that calling "must be confined to the veal
thy and the fashionable?' What more beau
tiful sight could there be than total suspen-
sion of business on the day and every one from
the richest to the bumblest taking the oppor-
tunity to wish his friends of the opposite sex
the compliments of the season. 1t is not prop
er observance Of the day to rush from house to
house-as an able journalist has remarked-as
if on a wager to make up a list of calls. There
is no heart in such proceeding. But go de-
Gently and quietly, stop few momouts at each
friends residence, and after some pleasant con.
vsrsation, wish Happy New Year" There
are many, not only in what is called society,
but ont of it, who have received and accepted
the hospitality of their lady friends many times
within the year, but have never had the com.
mon politeness to darken their doors after
wards to thank them for their kindness Let
us remember that calling does not nc necessarily
mean stufang; that our social relations are as
worthy of cultivation as our business ones; and
then let us pay our visits soberly. and with 3
kind wish for all upon our lips.
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AUCTION SALES.
Furniture, Carpets. Paintings, &C.,
AT AQCTlON.

ON TUESDAY. Jan. 8. at 10 o'clock. A. A., at
" ofiee. we shall sell Paror suit Back Walnut
and painted Chamber Sets, Rlussels and Ingram
Carpets, Secretaries, Exteu ion Table Dining hairs
Parlnr croquet Board. Whatnot SRA Easy Chairs
Lounges, Tables, Cook and Par'or Stoves Feather
Beds Hair, Palm. and Excelsior Mattresses, Beading,
Crockery class, and Tin &C. Also. at same
time: the Paintings and Engravngs OF a party leav-
ing the city, contaiu,ng many choice WORKS Of art
dc31td +. o BAILEY 3 CO., Aucfiopeers
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THE Presumpscot Iron Company is the suc-
cessor of the old Casco Iron Co, and has been
for the last six months working the wellkDown
FORCES at the old site. We understand that the
Company has been prosperous and that its
work has high reputation among manufac-
turers. 1t is prepared to turn ont all descrip-
lions of heavy forgings.
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THERE Is no sure protection against the
cold winds of winter as the patent Felt Corset
price 81. Fer sale only by Cogia Hassan.
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JOB PRINTINa.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. VIM, M. MARKS.
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The wooden pavement is a great improve
ment, but the viands at Webster's saloon, un-
der Fluent's Hall, are positive Injuries.
sept2Oeodtf
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WARRINGTON.

FUNERAL OF MRS. BELKNAP.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE funeral of Mrs
Belknap took place this afternoon from St
James Episcopal Church.
GOLD AND BONDS
The Secretary of the Treasury has author
lied the sales Of 81 900, 900 in coin aud the pur-
chase of 100000 of bonds during the month
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The National Traders RonIr

rt1hE Stockholders OF this Bank are hereby ro;i-
L fed that their Annual Nee ting will be held at
their iankng Room, On Tuesday, she IOsh dny
of Nnuuasy next, ul 3 O'Clock r. m, 10
choose Eve Directors TOR the ensuing year. acd t. act
lore them EDWARD COLI IS Cashier
Portland, Dec. 9, 1870. dtJ
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The NEW York University Medicine is max
ing more cut es than all other medicines com.
'bned. Branch Office, 25O Congress ST.. Ad-
vice free. PStaples, agent. If,