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OUR STRRErs.-Mr. Kimball, in his speech
at the DeYocratic caucus Thursday night, al.
luded to the great and increased expendi.
ture on Areets, comparing the expenditures
of 1870 with those of 1850, and tauntingly en-.
quired CHOW many miles more of streets have
we now than then?" If be will enquire Of
that Democratic Alderman, William Curtis
Esq.,, he will probably, receive some informa-
ton about the laying ont and opening of a
street, Gutter for that Alderman's particu.
lar benefit, the expense Of which was more
than the increased expenditures on streets in
1870 over that Of 1867. DUTCH GAP.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tho Hazards of Winter

Tho Hazards of Winter.
The feeble and delicate dread the winter and with
good reason. The weather at this season has a de-
pressing effect upon the vital ana the animal
spirits, and they have vitality or mental ANNA.
ton to spare. The aged and innrm, in whom the
fame of life is waxing dm are always unpleasantly
Affected by the temperature OF winter, and should
fortify their systems against it, The extra vgor and
resistant power which the enfeebled system required
to enable it to meet with safety the assaults of cold
and damp, may soon be acquired by the regular US,
Of Hostetter's Stomach Btters. The tonic effect Of
this wonderful medicine is apparent, IN an in
creased appetite, more active. digestion. and a
brighter, happier frame of mind. Food is the fuel
of the body, and if it is not properly dgested the
fires OF life burn low. When this is the case, the
disability can always be renedied within short
space of time, by taking fall dose of the Bitters
twice day. The stomach will soon begin to per
form its allotted task regularly and steadily; the
food, being thoroughly assimilatsd, will yield the
amount OF vital heat and nourishment which the
body requires ander the external pressure of cold
and the winter ailments which apt to assail the
weak and untoned physique will be avoided.
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ONLY FOUR DAYS SUPPLY OF COAL

ONLY Four DAYS SUPPLY OF CoA1.-A
New York despatch of Friday says:
The coal famine is the absorbing topic this
morning. The supply of coal in this city will
be entirely exhausted by Tuesday next. The
quantity on hand by the gas companies is very
low and suspension OF light is predicted.
Semi Dituminous coal can be obtained at ad-
vanced rates, but at much lrss than the prices
demanded for anthracite. Most of the coal
dealers decline to sell to-day, hoping in few
days to get fabulous prices.
Many expect riot unless the citizens take
possession of all the coal yards, paying the
proprietors fair profit on the price Of coal ,and
then sell it to the poor at fair rate. The sup
equally low, and the price is advancing with
great Iapldity: Not only the poor are suffering
from tne results of this embargo, but manufac-
turing interests also are crippled and great
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IHE LIGHT House BoARD.-A Washington
despatch says that the Western economists
have been endeavoring to 50 reduce the ex-
penses of the Light House Board as to DESTROY
its usefulness. Mr.. Lynch, during the debate
told story illustrating this false economy. He
said that man in Maine went into an apothe-
cary's shop and asked the apothecary what
were the cheapest pills he had, and SO it was
with the gentlemen who, when the Light
House Board asked for one hundred thousand
dollars, wanted to appropriate twenty-five
thousand dollars, simply because it would be
saving to the Treasury. The House voted fifty
3housand dollars.
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Hama,

Mr. Dickens disliked the necessity of blot
ting his manuscript in the progress Of compo-
sition, and on finding that certain make of
blue ink dried almost Immediately after it left
the pen, he Invariably used thatkind ever al
ter; and thus began the fashion of blue ink
among London journalists.
A recent English review gravely tells us that
Prot. Sylvester ascribes his success in certain
public readings given by him, to the due OBJ
servance of the laws of anastomosis, symptosis
ami phonetic syzygy. 'f7(
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DOMESTIC PORrs


OREdON-Sld I'm Port Gamble 1ott. shin Old Ia
minlon, Freeman, Adelaide. '.f VI" ~
Sid TIM Port Discovery 1ith, ship Revere, McIutyr,
san FRANcIsCo-Ar 18th. barque Rainier B.v
Ro GALVEsToN-Ar 10th. sch Mary Lewis, Lewis
C,d 18th. scb Oneida. Watts. New York. a.s
az S'q iolns pig Merrill Farnsworth, Liverpool
1cH NI = n nMen house Farnham. New York
BOSOM o0hIANs-Cid 18th, brig W Snow, Hall,
;MoBILE-cld 18th, ship Mary Russell, whitmo-e.
dsncep sci oar9ue Henry Knight, Giikey, Provi-
Va a istn, brig hdith Han. Oliver for Salem; sch
CnAhLESTON-Cld 18th. sch Lilias. Griffin. for
NEwBERN, Nc-Ar 18th, sch " Haig, Brewer,
RI6HMoND-Sld2 1st sch Francis Hatch, Cables,
Portland via Salem
BALTI uoRE-Ar 21st. sch VIM Demng. Cook.
CID 10Th brig Torrent. Tibbetts, New York; sch
Florence Rogers, Sheppard, New York.
fhuADELPHIA-Ar2 lst. sch A circuit, Hart
AT Ar 22S; brig Mechanic. Dyer. sagua; sch Jennie
At Delaware Breakwater 2ad. brig Susie strout,
NEW YOKKIAr 22d. schs Farragut, Howard. sa-
wanna os ~ 1Snn Ne Rngeader)
SAWYER. do; joachim, Shute, Belfast for Baiiimera
Red Jacket. Averill. Rockland.
Ar 2lth. brig Staples, Herriman Palermo. al,
Richd Vaux. Whitaker. Portland. '"o' scn
Cid Ped, schs Eveline, Pierce. Barh.do.., u W,
Godfrey. Sears Jacksonville, II w
Cld ga, barque II MaLarren, Over c.ih,,;er
6rigs John Brightman, Gray Matanz.s oai Ma,se'
SAWYER "a Brnns~ck, Ga; schs Tahot mesharv
st pierre; Sea Queen, Nevens PhiaSeInh;a
from nel Gate 22d, sch Samuel Gilman
atsr I'm Lp ast}SSld 2lst sch Rchd vaux, Whit
Cheeseman do ,nu LOT New York; Taylor q Mathis,
pkoViDENCE-S SID 22d' big M C Haskell, Has
kell, Rockland. Wig ~
co nvhAES' AOLE-Ar 23d inst sch NJ A Coombs,
oiu Zlst, schs 4 Sawyer, and Loretta FISH
- kOSTON-Ar 23d, scbs f II Pray, Clark. E1stport;
Vucan. Coggins, Pembroke; Iris, Bullock, WINTER
port; d ColsOn, Gray Bucksport.
Cid Esd briggs MARY Thompson. Bunker. Annap-
oils Ms. Iol,n Ayiies, Peters, St John, NIB; sens
Milo. tfsr, sarton st John. NIB, via Portland; IN
Bliss McIntire, Jacksonvlie. $500
AT 2ith. brig Annie Eiriige. Clifford, Port Paix;
schs NJ A Coombs, Coombs, Barbados; j w Allen,
Eoane Charleston; Arcoa, Walston. Bath.
CD a4,h, baraue Neptune Besl. Cieniuegos; briggs
Katahdin, Saunders, Mayaguez Jacinto, Miller
Cienfueeos; scbs Jane L Newton, Rich Rockporr
to load for Norfolk; Ocean Bird Kelley, Portland
to load ior Baltimore; Alice B. Alley. d. to load to
New York. ...n..t.- .a..t 81.
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DIED.

At Peaks Island Feb. %, Mary E., daughter Of
H. Z. Il. Brackett aged years months. IBoston
papers please copy
In North Yarmouth, Feb. %. Sylvia P. TIickey,
Funeral services on Monday afternoon at o'clk. 7
Limneton, Feb. II. at the residence of bis bro
ID 1aer. MI: Jacob Marston, OF North winaham, aged
M IN batn' REP. ~, Mrs. Nancy j., wife of Henry
MaImsfen, aged "a years 5 months. : - -
IN batn. FEB %. Charles Amory, only SON OF Chas
d; and Emily u. Macloon, aged 2 years.
n IN Galais FEB co. George D., only child OF Lyman
u and carrie d. Bailey, aged months.
fhe friends OF the late Rev. John w. g. Baker
Catbedrai, on Saturday afternoon, ut o'clock.
The funeral services OF the late William Fitz
st Stephens Church. -' -
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LOW often we hear young ben say 81 an ont OF
III business, loafng and want something to do"
and looking oyer our papers we hnd s'uaiors want
ed. This Is the everyday call. Young men, We
can inform You where to get steady reliable and per-
mauent business the year round, ami worth TO you
$500; don't ask you 10. S5 or 10 or this inior-
nation; we viii tell you what Is needed and Low
be successful in lite; At will save you MANY dollars.
II may take all the means you have 70 60 away from
home In hopes to ind business. You can save Jour-
self all trouble and expense by addressing us all
young men everywhete who are oot OF e'epiova ent.
Ten Gents must be enclosed with all addresses or
positively n, Information gwen
Address Box 1857 Portland, Maine. fe26nsw6t
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M A IL = 1 Il ID i.

In Pownal. Feb 49, by Rev. Mr.. Nichols, Henry @,
Small. OF Portland, and Miss Priscilla Sweetser, Of
Pownal. srr.I ....f .I
In Brunswick. Feb 16; Leroy 2. Collins, Of Union,
and Miss Annie D Melcher. Of b. IH
In Lewiston. Feb. 20. Geo. s. Stevens and Mary E.
Hacket both OF Auburn. -'t.lTTNI'
Merrill. f-fll r li7l-i- - - - ! !
In Lisbon, Feb. 20, Thomas Cowing and Mrs
Bridget Coombs. ss T1.'7T"Te III : -
In Hancock, Feb. 70, warrenton o. Smith and Ed
ma NJ. Hodgkns. ,'.s. as b n IS - =
In Boston, Feb. %, by Rev. Henry M. King, Elias
Boston. .l VI. RI II = 49, --e'
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The First Mortgage
7Per Cent. Gold
5f SHOW ilf t%r 81 u}gUT.
sa es>eye BONDS,
ON A COMPLETED ROAD,
FREE OF Z. 9. TAX.
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST
IN CURRENCY.
gl4.lIdE.
burlington, Cedaa. Rapids
d Minnesota Il. r..

The completion of this Road has given TO thsss
Bonds an established character equal TO anv mort
gage issue Iealt in at the Stoc EXCHANGE We ore
prepared to buy and sell them at apy time ar onr
banklng House. at market price-thus placins thsm
on the same basis. tor temporary or psrmanent in
VesIment with Governments or any other securitv
!nese bonds are a first and only MORTGAGE on
ia, roau mat mas cost double the amount OF the is
sue, and which commands, without com petition ali
me trafhc OF Northern Iowa ami SoutAero Minna.
sota-shorteninR the distance from ST. Paui IL T,hI
cag0 20 miles, and to st. Louis more Than % mi,.s
Ine net irnings are already largely in excess Of
interest on The bonds no dou bI exiss That fhev
VIII more than double within the ensuing year. -
contract has been secured with the Chicago
burine on, and Quincy Railroad Company oblia 4,
ng ne 70 invest 90 per cent of gross earnings
IDS and Minnesota Road in the hon9s Of this com
pany. This arrangement is strong guarantee of
the bonds. and establishes large sinking fund for
their redemption. .- Nh. -
The convertibty prviIe &c in these bonds enables
them to be exchanged for stock. at par, at snv time
This secures to the holder, at his option q share IN
any excess of ear nnEs the interest Obligation
bonds returns 81 per cent. interest," instead of per
cent, which all that Governments paw At pfe.nt
price, besides leaving immediate gain of about 90
per cent In prize Tor reinvestment r, = =
All mar ketable Securities taken in exchange fra.
OF Commission and Express charges. - -
HENRY CLEWS Do Co..
81 Wall Street, New York.
FOR SALE ny
Banks and Bankers Generally.
feb23 WAS II .... s.. .... . II -
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News bv Latest Mails.

The White Rover donations amout to abou
$780,
The first lodge of female Odd Fellows il
Portsmouth, N. H., the Union Rebecca lodge
No B. was inaugurated this week with gentle.
men for the leading officers. Macy children
in Portsmouth and vicinity are suffering from
measles. The late Miss Elizabeth O. Walker
gave $500 to the Howard Benevolent Society.
and like sum to the North Church.
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STATE OF MAINE.
TO THE ELECTORS
or THE
CITY OF PORTLAND.

-, s.ua ~ " Warrants ION the Mayor an Alder
men Q. the city OF Portland. the duly qualified Eec-
tors Of said city, will meet in their reseciye Ward
Rooms, on Lt0-7 - = 80 -" "
Monday, she sixth day Of m arch next,
At 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
to give in their votes for Mayor of said CITY. for
Judge Of the Municipal Court, one Alderman, three
Common Councilmen, Q Warden and Clerk, and two
City Cons ables. " u = - "
The polls TO -emain open until four O'Clock in the
afternoon. when they shall be closed.
Inc Aldermen of said city i'll be in open session
Al 1ne Ward Room N the City. Building. (eDrance
on MYRTLE street, from nine o'clock in the forenoon
until one O'Clock in the afternoon on each of The
three secular days next preceding said day of cleo
too, and rom three to i've O'Clock in the alter
noon OF the last OF SAID three secular aavs for the
purpose Of receiving evidence of the qualincation
of voters whose names have not been entered on
srs Of quaib ell voters in and for the seven a;
and ior correcting said lists Per order
II. T.. ROBINSON, City Clerk,
PORTLAND, February 20I, Is71. feb24dtd
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Neac Stock Of Dry Goods,
E2IrS. dc. ".

lust received at the store of c. W. Holmes, 327
u Congress ST., a stock of Goods, consisting of
Long and Square Shaws, Dress Goods, Cloaks Sacks,
fable Linen by the yard, Linen Table Cloths, Tow
Handkerchieis, Ladies' and Childrens Handkerchief
and Hose, lot OF Furs and great variety of other
articles to be sold at great bargain the stock il
consigned for positive sale. -. 80. ieb26tf
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FOREIGN POhISs
At BATAVIA Dec 20, barques Heidi. (Sweal Ior LII
land, vito sugar at 81 It's 81; Metis, smith, .or
land Hosea Rich. P3mroy, tor do sugar asso on
Ar at Bomray eth inst, ship Eddystone, Fsterson'
Ar at Valencia Cd inst, ship Charlotte W White
Griffin, Guanape. 10y = ftEt
~ SID tm Zanzibar 2lst ult ship Nevada, LIMIT 'or
Ar at Neville 23d inst. steamer Peruvian, Ballan-
une. Portland and proceeded to Liverpool
a, Az huenos Ayres lith oil, brig Emma Hail.
arat a., sof nossrio; 70 load for Boston.
Seymour, Boston days
IVA A. ieouegos nth INST barque Almira Coombs,
=, At Ponce 9th inst sch Mary Harris Crowley, for
Boston days: Keokuk. tor New York days.
Lean pn ~ y0"n NE 2oth' .e6s Prairie bird. Nc
CID 2Oth bIigs A W Goddard, johnson, Matanzas;
q Meredith, Ayres, do.
Per steamer Cuba. at New York.
Ar at Liverpool 9th inst, Northampton, McLoou.
Savannah: Success. Chase. New Orleans; Virginia
New Orleans: Union. Austin, do; 10th: Peraviani
Thompson Savannah: ScIoto. Reagan, Mobile
Ar at Liverpool 11th inst, Premier, Merrtnew, I'm
Sid i'm Belfast sth, Emma, Smart, Newport. to
load for Galveston.
Sid TIM Messina soth ulf, MyrOnus, Higgins. for
Ar at Gibraltar Jan %, Ennis, Hopkins, Malaga,
land cid for New Yorh); LIST inst, julia Kelley,
knight, Messina. land cid for New Yorf.l
Ar at Bremen It'll inst, Lincoln, Trott, I'm New Or
AT at Flushing 9th, John e Chase, Davis, Phila-
AT at Ddeppe 7th inst, Mary Russell. Way, New
York.
AT at Grayesend 9th. B Dudley, Kyle, from London
for Boston, leaky.
SPOKEN.
Dec a. lat So s, Ion 49, barque Clara, from Batavia
Feb lat % 49, lon go 10, brig Kate Foster. steer
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PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES OF OCEAN sTEAmEa

, In the st Andrew. from Glasgow-Henry Simpson,
hose simpson. Rev Gibbs, Rev Mr. Allen John
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RushtOn's Cherry PectOral TrOches
will be found superior to all others Coughs Colds
Asthma, Group and Bronchial Difficulties generally,
exceedingly paatable having none of that nauseat-
ing, unpleasant, cubeb taste; very soothing and act
like charm. Also Rushton's e. W Cod Liver Oil,
for Consumption, Scroula, &c. The oldest, purest
and best in the market. Use no other. Sold by
Druggists generally. oc2ssn-d& w6m
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

20 baCcneIOTS Hair Dye.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable in
stantaneous disappointment no ridiculous tints
remedies the i'll effects ofbad dyes; invigoraes and
gTss the mir soft AMI eautiiul black or brown. H.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, 1s Bond stN Y
june 9-1s70sNdlyr&w as -...s.a5q
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JoUvENs KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price Is
cents per bottle. 4 mr28-d1y
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sAbaM-aI2d, <ls Adrilna. Dunton, w ssspos
TOR New York; Senator Grimes, Phiorook' oiNA"~
tor do: Mail Merrl do for Boston: ,r-,-., ,r
HfOUCESTER-Ar 23d. sch Chilion, WinsloW, nn
Portland Tor New York.
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Cost OF AN ExEcUTIoN.-Sheriff Crosse of
Knox county furnishes the following as the
bill alIo,ced by the Executive Council for the
execution of Clifton Harris:
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SPECIAL NOTICES
p. L. I.--NOtice.

The members Of the Portland Light Infantry are
hereby notified to appear at their Armory in full
uniform, at o'clock P NJ. Sunday, Feb 26th to at
tend the Funeral OF their late Honorary Member
William Fitz.
Honorary members are also requested to attend.
Per Order. rs. ID y tl
fe25d1t N. G. FESSENDEN, Clerk
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6a1 SEVEN PER CENT.
a3yiT .Ii1If "a 2
FIRST MORTGAGE
ss, BONDSoss!a ' sss5
OF THE
Portland & Rochester
.E ..lIlutW 20 uFot
Railroad Go.

ess,. Railroad Go.
Free of Government Tag!
Interest Payable April nnd October !!
-t','9 Principal. Payable in 1887.
This Loan OF only $4,000 having It years to run
is now being rapidly sold by the undersigned at 95
and accrued interest and is recommended as a safe
Trustees,
Messrs. H. j. LIBBY, .-t.ac
t FRED. FOX,
-'9a j. A. WATERMAN, ,if
by first mortgage the whole Road, Equipments,
Rolling Stock Station Houses etc., etc. all built aud
finished in the most thorough and substantial man
ner.
The road has for a long time been finished and
doing an extensively paying business to Alfred, 50
miles from Portland. Trains now run regularly to
Springvale. five miles beyond Alfred with cores
bonding increase in traffic. Beyond Springvals the
road-bed has been graded and waits the rails in the
early spring of 1871 Distance in all 52i miles.
This road forms an important part in the pro-
posed through line via Worcester, Mass, thence via
any OF the present Rail or Steamboat routes to New
YolkCty avoiding transfer in Boston and materially
reducing the distance, tsay 40 miles.) The COM
petion OF the short connecting link from Rochester
Nassau is guaranteed beyond doubt at an early
date. pa "a F.raf@ ssA@ h. tsR se !
At the price named the Bonds nett the investor at
least one and halt per cent interest than Gov
eminent Bonds at present prices and the present
rate OF Gold With further decline in Gold, Govern
ments must decline with their rates of interest.
No more favorable opportunity will be offered to
purchase these Bonds than now, and the unprece-
dented sale of about 100000 within the past month
largely to our safest and wealthest citizens
tees an almost immediate closing up of the loan in
the market. ....1.- .l-..
Denominations 5000, $500 and $1,000. Price s5
and accrued interest.
GOVERNMENT BONDS at latest full N. Y. quo
tations, and all marketable securities at current
rates. taken in exchange for the above.
Circulars statistics and full Information furnished,
and correspondence solicited.
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Religious Department.

eY Items of intelligence from the churches, Sun.
day schools and missionary enterprises OF Maine will
be welcomed from clergymen and others, and in
rerted in an abbreviated form in this column every
SATURDAY.. fls t-atls1 I.f J. fE laH lI4a c-
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MEMBERS of Ligonia Lodge are requested to
Xl meet at the Lodge Room Tomorrow. Sunday
at o'clock for the purpose of attending the funeral
OF our late brother William Fitz
Members of other Lodges are respectfully invited
to be present. Per order, fa
teb25 sn d. W. FOX Seer etary.
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Caucus.

grs tYanr Caucus. .IaT.
The Republicans of Standsh are requested to
meet at the Town House in said Standlsh on Thurs
day, March %, A. D. 1871, at three o'clock p m, to
select candidates for Town Officers for the ensuing
year. Per order OF Town Committee
Standish, February %, 1871. feb24d&w
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1862 To THOMAS B. Crosse. DR..
arch u. To days time in preparation ex-
cution, at $500. .......... S2d m
10 service at execution. .. 40 an
10 paid f. II. Obeton's bill marx
IT,. ed A.. ...;.:............ 81 so
10 Boynton, Fuller q Co.'s bill.
marked C.........,.,,... Is 90
K 10 Maine State Prison bill marx
ed D.. Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
To W. II. Berry's bill marked K 50
10 two telegraph bills marked
and q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2b8
To three Deputy Sheriff. bills, at
IS w.. 90
To DIR. I. E. Estabrook's Till
marked II Observation-Disclosures. 90
To DIR U. T.Chase's bill markell 8 90
To Rev. j. X. Masou's bill . 90
10 Rev. G. M. Emery 49,
10 Rev. Is. 5. Arey.......... ~
10 copies Of warrants required by
law. .........."........... 6 90
.Eaf-sH .--... 4216 So
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COpartnership.

COp0rtnership.
THE subscribers lave this day associated them
L selves tosether under the name and styls Of
Il. X. LEMONT & CO.,
for the purpose OF continuing the business Of Car
rage and Sleigh Manufacturing at the old stand OF
e. x. Lemont, % Prebe ST., Portland, Me-
E. X. LEMONT.
| = - ..ts 60 ID. p. II. LOCKHART,
February 18th, 1871. ieb25tf
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MARI NE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, February ~

t e-' .i.i .e Friday, February ~,
ARRIVED.
Steamship st Andrew, tBr) wylie Glasgow 9Th
inst, with passengers and mdse to g Allan.
Eastport. D' ""
Barque Rachel, Norton, Boston, to load for Cuba.
Brig Florence. tBr) Pye, New YORK, TO load for
Cenfuegos. ~ ~ IVA
Sch Olive Elizabeth. Soule. Boston,
sen Ierusha Baker. johnson. Boston,
Sch President. Robinson. Boston,
Sch Buena Vista, Huachins, Wiscasset
CLEARED.
Sch Achorn, tBrl Smith, st John, NB-John Pcr-
Sch Ada Andrews, Kelley, Baltimore -Nickerson
sen Chsrub, Fletcher, New York Nckerson &
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SPOKEN.

Dec a. lat 50 s. Ion %, barque Clara, from Batavia
for Boston. =. II = = = 80
Feb lat % IS, Ion 90 TO- brig Kate Foster. steer
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| a Weather Report Feb. II.
observations taken at midnight exact local time at
each place.
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Notice. rs-p -hcu
The Republicans Of WIndham are requested to
meet at the Town House in said Town, on TIL URS-
DAY, the 2nd day OF March, A. D. 1871, at o'clock
p. NJ, to select candidates for Town Officers
fe22d&wtd Per Order Rep. Town Com.
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MEMORANDA.

Barque Adeline Adams. Leavtt, from Porto Rico
ior trieste which put into Malta in Distress had An.
lsned repairs on the 9Th and reloading She was
expected to be really on the 18th.
DaIque Flor del Mar. TOR Buenos Ayres, sprung
aeak at Cadix I'd inst, and would be OBLIGED n ds
charge her cargo Of aalt ~ O'AseU " uis
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CAUTION.

THE public are hereby notified that AZ, Tho ,o,..
and demands advertised by VIM. Il. Jerris. Fl
eeutSr 2, Edward Robinson to be sold March "a to
writIen is party are subject to the
70 c,tscoargs the same on condition OF payment OF
Tbo Sma naIf per cent. OF tnelamount thereof
,iss e "ooSo hoteS are not signed by Henrietta Cor
- ..,o.. ALBERT G. COkLLSS.
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