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The Portland daily press., 1866-11-17

JOHN BRIGHT IN IRELAND.-Mr. Thomas
Hughes, in his last letter 10 the Tribune; says:
For political news, there has been John
Bright's visitto Dublin. There were five hun
bred persons at the banquet, including good
number of Irish members, with the DIDO
noghue as Chairman; but ON he whole, doubt
whether it was quite what its promoters hoped
to make it. Bright, however, was quite equal
to the occasion, and made q most skilful as
well as eloquent speech. The most remarka-
BILE part of 1t was the proposal that the great
absentee landlords, who, having also large En-
glish properties to look after ard enjoy, will
never live in ireland, such as the Duke of
Bedford Lord Landsdowne, Lord Derby and
the like, should sell their rich estates to COM
mission which should arrange for the purchase
of the soil by the tenants through the agency of
an increased rent, so that at the end of fifteen
or twenty years, the finest pasintrg" should
find itself Owning the fee simple of that portion
of the Emerald Isle now owned by the Saxon.
Two or three voices could not be restrained
from shouting at this point: "Ah, but couldn't
we get it for nothing" to which suggestion
the great tribune did not think it necessary to
allude. OF course he was assailed as confis
Gator. robber. socialist. &c. in next mornings
papers, and equally, of course, took the oppor-
tunity of the great workingmen's meeting
which was held on the eve of his departure, to
reiterate his proposal, and set himself right on
some points OF detail For my part think he
is right, and hope he will fight his plan in the
House next session. On the assumption that
our territorial aristocracy are blessing, our
great object should be to have one of its men,
bers at the head of each center of civilization,
in each village and hanalot-in short-to spread
our blessings more evenly. tits perfectly man
hest that a great landlord living in England
can exercise no one of the most precious duties
or functions of an aristocracy at an Irish cas-
tie; and if SO, their lordships would, | do
think, be comforting great boon ON the coun-
try if they would condescend to sell lands they
Of 4 l,ct,.
the nation. Some of their families have held
these lands since Strongbow's time, perhaps.
WE'LL one is opent to the sentimental side of the
question, but then sentiment ought to draw
residence alter it. Strongbow was no absentee,
take it. wish with all my heart they would
seem to see it in this light, and so extinguish
all chance Of the cry Cant we git them for
for nothin," becoming serious.
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The ARCHANGELs TRUMP-A good story is
told i'll Paris at the expense of a very hand
some and rich widow of the most exemplary
character, who has smaltan elegant retreat
IN Versailles, in addition TO her own residence
AT this pretty rurality she was passing !. "seh
at the close of the autumn, having Ior h9r
guest lad in his teens, who was aisIAht tel-
alive, and who was thus passing ilis na1,.1o i
from school. Madams hotsekeeper 'it coon
was a resnectable female, who, however, had
an admirer a trumpeter, Stationed IN tue bar
racks near bv and the stolen pleasure OF whom
was 10 come in and dine stealthlly ON the re-
manning dishes of the mistresss luXuriant ia
BILE
Madam and her boy relative having started
aifer dinner for walk, the trumpeter took add
vantage OF the absence, but unlackily prolong-
ed his meal a few minutes too long. In his
hurry TO conceal himself, when taken by SUR
prise he became enscOnced under the bed of
the lady of the house, thinking 10 escape while
she passed the evening in her drawiag-room,
as usual. Madam was tired with her walk
however, and proceeded to retire for the night
Immediately on her return.
The trumpeter, in full uniform with his bra
zen instrument beside him, was of coarse in
position OF considerable disi1ay. As he lay
raoking his brain, the door suddenly opened
aud Ia walked the schoolbOy, whe, 20 the as
constituent of the lady, fell on his knees, and
made a tumultuous declaration Of love.
lin the name of Heaven" cried the aston
ished object OF his passion, rise and leave
this room immediately What would be
thought of me if you were seen in this indis
Greet situation and posture. Rise this moment
aud retire.
mop firmly persisted the aeademical, Il
live byt to love you! Nopower on earth shall
tear me from this spot-no-no-not even if
the trump of the last day"
At this moment the trumpeter whose lips
were at the edge Of his instrument, blew a
blast into which was poured the overwhelm-
ing torrent of his previous impatience,-
@Trrr-ta- ia ta-ta-ta," a thunder blast, to
which the walls of the little cottage trembled
to their foundation. The room was vacated by
dame and lover in a trice, and the trumpeter
made his escape; but the story got wind, and
without name or place, was told all over Par
is.
1t was being narrated one evening by gay
man, in small circle, when the narratar re-
marked:
II would have given anything in the world
to have seen the face of the lady at the mo-
ment of the trumpets sounding"
"The face of the boy on his knees was
much better worth seeing, assure you" ex-
claimed, in tone of pique, lady among
the listeners revealing, by this
hasty comment, that she was herself the hero
inc the story! ~
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POETRY.
t,.. Gladiator.


Mr. Thob,as Baos1nan Head vas inspired oy tue
,,u., a Ter hear.ng OF the Ne~ ok election. and
as lac ALLOWING antique poem with m ldeIn APP
riicatiJn.
pa ida the Iiber On a certain day,
4 swarthy pcbeian t00khs gloomy way,
Wise In low cunning-lexterous al dice,
Aud skilled every infamous device;
A brawny Hercules, whom al men ieafei,
Aud even when lie cheated, loudly ehoerhdi
With corrugated forehead like the phh, -. an,
shouidering his weghty way 1.-THE street vas '"-''
Strobe TO the Coliseum, and the crown ,,,
Appalecd as he entered long anu i""u'
s1fhe Gladiator in the arena died
SO history said, hui lying history neu t,,o,
For mad with blood the multudinons thfohg
Leapt in the ring and on their shoulders strong,
Forgetting that they bore brainless load
iTnliffed him and thro' the roaring road
Ganyeyed him to the forum, even where
I;,.eaf Nero sat, and placed him by his chair.
a mass of knotted muscle, gnarled face,
Among the council sat this Great Disgrace,
A growing heap where Cicero sat before
Alas, where such as he Shall shine no more
And thrust his hinge fist in the scale TO weigh
TIE fate OF nations. Is it so to-day?
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49, y.,.,, stock Market.


BOSTON, Nov 10.
The market continues quiet and but few orders
have been received from distant points. The only
activity we have 10 noticei IL with the manufacturers
for the home retail trade. They are doing iar busi-
ness at remunerative prices. As the stock IN theif
hands Is small they working ON orders to be IN
good time for the retailer. With manufacturer IN
other branches business IL dull and as few goods as
possible are being made up In ADVANCE the only eA-
cepuon we learn of being la the mems ana boys
thick boot lines which there Is fair request, anu
prices about the same. Prices generally may be SAIL
10 he little on and sales are made az a small pei
centage less than during the months of August ana
september. The abundance OF workmen and the de-
cline OF a few cents in upper stock enables the man
uiacturer TO produce goods at this moment little
lower but the stock hand being light, any eonsld-
cradle demand would find prices nearly the same as
through the fall. The most decline IN prices is IN
light and cheap goods, Tor which there Is but small
demand.
There is quite smart competition among the job
bng trade in rubber goods, and profits are becoming
decidedly microscopic to the seller. The demand is
rather light at present.
Total shipments of boots and shoes by rail and sea
for the week 12ils cases.-iShoe and Leather ne
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me oaCeUe2eOOTOtO3e CIsatTch Lot.
CONTAINING about L, 900 square teet: on Con-
~ gross Street just above Hampshire Street, is Of
icrcd for sale.
Arare opportunity is here ofscrej 10 any one wish
ing to build in the vicinity OF the Park.
Apply to either OF the Committee,
j. Il. FERNALD.
DAVID TUCKER,
j. P. BAXTER.
Or VIM. H. JERRIS. Real Estate Broker at Rail
road Office under Lancaster Hall.
August u.s. 1SC6. DIFF
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,usreia!.-.Pey Gable.

LJvLRpoOi, Nov. Is, Noon
Tha Cotton market opened dull; prices declined
fully ID. Estimated sales to-day 7,OOu bales. Mid
o LONDON, Nov. Is, Foon.
The Money1iarket IL finn. Consols for money are
qliOtep AT %.
AmEmcAS SEoURIrIE@-1he following are the
quotations tor American Securities: Erie Railroad
Shares 81 Illinois Central Railroad Shares rs Unit
ed States 5-ZO's !04
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16, Noon
The market for Breadstuifs is without change
Corn s quoted al 3Ss per 4S0 pounds for Mixed West
ern Provisions ls Cd q Is "a.
LoNDos, Nov. l6, Noon.
Cohsos for money quoted at 80.
American SecurtiesThe prices Of Ame a a9i
rites are follows: Erie RaroaI snai e St TO-,
Illinois Central Railroad shares III; United STATES
5-2O's Gal
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DIED.

In this city, Nov. To- Mrs Elizabeth Doherty, aged
10i years 10 months.
New Orleans papers please copy.
funeral this Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.l
In this city, Nov. 16 Mr.. David Hatch. age 81
yeJrs
te'uneral on Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock, from
bis late residence Salem street. Relatives and
friends invited to attend.
In this city, Nov. H. Frank Merrill, Of 10 eph
Jr., and j liza C. Walker, aged months 20 days.
In Washington, ID. c., Oct.3, Mr.. Ebenezer Moore,
aged % ycaIs-son of the late Ebenezcr Moore, OF
Gardiner.
In Gardiner. Nov. II, MS Margaret, wife of Rus
sell White. aged n years.
In Faruingiale N5v II. Mr. Chas. Trafton, aged
80 years.
In whitefeld, Nov. d5, Mr. Jonathan Jones, aged
Sc years months.
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THE MARKETS.
TELEaRAPaIC REPORTS
New Work MARKET.

New Ofk NafACts
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.
Cotton-steadier; sales 1900 bales. Miidng up
lands at 80 a 35c.
Elour-dun and 10 e zoe lower: sales 100 tbbls.
State at 90 a II 20; Round Hoop Ohio II so a.
IA 90: Western 90 a Is 90; Southern at IL so a
II 90.
Wheat-dull; sales 25.i00 bush. Milwaukee No. ?,
at . 13 q Al. Amber State ,e2rer at 3 Is.
Corn-3 q 4c loweI sales $4,000 bush. Mixed
Weslern 20 a 80. Southern White 40 Yellrw
Western 80
Oats-tlull and le l)wer sales $4,000 bush. boxes
at 20 q re.
Beet-quiet and steady
q co.
Lard-lower; sales at 123 9 he.
Butter-heavy.
Whskey-more active
Rice-quiet.
Sugars-yery dali.
COffee--tlull.
Molasses--steady.
Naval StoTes-quies.
Petroleum STEADY; sales of crude at 23c; refined
bonded at IS a &c.
Tallow-quiet.
Freights to IiyeFpool-tlull.
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Chicng0 MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 49,
Flour dull and declined Is a pc. Wheat declined
% 10c, and closed pull rt 90 a o. for No l. and
754 a 65 for No. ?. Corn declined a Co. closing
quiet at 81 a 81 lc Tor No. and 50 q 80 ior Mo- O.
Oats decline a &c, closing dull at Sei 80 for No.
l. and 80 fof No. q Provisions dull Mess Pork 90
lowe:- Hogs moderately active al decline Of % a
30c; sales at 70 O. So! for common t. choice
Freights active.
Receipts 5000 bbls Flour, $4,000 bush Wheat, oi-
COO bush Corn, Al, 900 bush Oats, 300 hogs.
Shipments $4,000 bbls Flour, 7,II9 bush. Wheat,
175,00O bush Corn, a, COO bush. Oats
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IMPORTANT to LUMBERMEN
owners Of HemlOck Lands /!

TTyHE AMERICAN PATENTED IMPROVEMENT
Il TANNING COMPANY, of New York, own the
exclusive right in the United States for the nanuac
ture of an imperishable "EXTRACT'' from Hemlock
Bark for tanning purposes. This Bark Extract is
now extensively used among Tanners, and the de-
mand for it rapidly increasing. Itcommands ready
kets, at sixty cents per gallon. The appliances for
but little than the ordinary teaches used byan-
ners By this process two cords of Bark may be re-
duced to concentrate the entire strength into
forty gallons of extract without in the slightest de-
gree injurng its tanning qualities and at cost not
exceeding one dollar per cord. The saving in freight
alone, between the transportation of the Extract and
the bark, will range from six to eight dollars per cord
so that any one vino may get out but three hundred
cords OF bark per year, may save from two thousand
to twenty hundred dollars in the difference in
freight.
The Company docs not propose to sell Territorial
rights but will grant exclusive privilege to manufac
ture in certain localities charging small royalty per
gallon on the amount manufactured
The Company will send competent men to superin-
tend the construction of the works. where parties de-
sire enter into the business and to instruct in the
manufacture of the Extract
As guarantee of success to parties entering into
this business, the Company will contract to take all
the Extract manufactured under their process at fifty
cents per gallon, delivered in Boston or New York.
Parties in New England desiring further informa-
ton as to terms, &C., may call upon address Mr.
THOMAS W. JOHNSON General Agent of the Com
pany, at the American House in Boston, where mod
els of the apparatus may be seem
nov 10 dSm S. H. KENNEDY, Prest.
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For Sale

4 steam Eta giRe and Punp attached
"A Woodward's Patent /: three horse power.
Apply to UPHAM q ADAMS,
nov. z deod4w Commercial Street.
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It 9. TwOmblcy, General Insurance Broker,
generally that he prepared to continue the Insur
ance Business as Broker, and can place Fire, Life
and Marine Insurance to Any extent in the best Com
ponies in the United States All business entrusted
to myc re shall be faithful ly attended to.
Office at c. M. Rice's Paper Store, No. 1888 Fore St.
where orders can be left. iull6tf
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIRE ms URANCE CO.
1l The numerous Policy holders in this popular
Company, and the public generally, are informed
that its office now established at No. so CONNER
ciai street, in Thomas Block.
WARREN SPARROW,
jul 10 State Agent.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Hundreds and thousands annually die premature
ly, when, il they would give the Great French REM
DIR. JUAN DELAMARE'S
7nnnmnn Snn,srHrry D1r

DIR. JUAN DELAMARE'S
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS
Prepared by GARANCIERE q DUPONT, No. ga rue
Lombard, Paris from the prescription OF DIR. Juan
Delamarre, CHIEF Physician to the Hospital du NCrd
on Lar1boisieTe fair trial, they would find imneli-
ate relief and in short time, be fully restored to
Health and Strength. 1t is used in the practice
many eminent French physicians, with uniform sue
cess, and highly recommended the only positive and
Specific Remedy tor all persons suffering from General
or Sexual Debility, all arrangement of the Nervous
Forces, Melancholy, Spesa,otofrhdG or Seminal
cesses OF Youthful Indiscretions, Loss of Muscular
Energy, Physical Prostrations Nervousness, Weak
Spine, Lowness of Spirits, Diinness of Visi IL, Hy
sercs Pains in the Back and Limbs, Impotency, &c.
No language can convey an adequate idea OF the
immediate and almost miraculous change ii produces
in the debilitated and shattered system. In fact it
stands unrvalled an untailing cure of the mala-
dies above mentioned.
Suffer no more, but use The Great French Remedy,
it will effect where all others fail and although
powerful remedy, contains nothing hurtful to the
most delicate constitution.
Pamphlets, containing full particulars and dires-
tons for using, in English French, Spanish and Ger
man. accompany each box, and also sent free
to any address when requested.
PriceOne Dollar PER box, six boxes for Fiv Dol
lars
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world; OF will
be sent by mall securely sealed from all observation,
by inclosng specified price, TO any authorized agent
Pr0prietors General Agents for America OSCAR
G. MOSES &c CO., 27 Cortlandt ST., New York.
w. f. PHELPS & CO, Portland Wholesale
Agent. Sold at Retail by every Druggist i'll Maine.
June 13eodeow &w1y
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milwaukee, Markets,

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 16.
Flour 25c lower Wheat declined q &c; sales at
2 10 for No /, and 50 q 80 for No. g Corn at
93c.
Receipts :, 400 bbls Flour, Ga, 900 bush Wheat.
Shipments, 1000 bible Flour, 102, 900 bush Wheat
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A Good House

L7OR SALE. The well built and pleasantly located
IL square house M. II Monument Street, built and
now occupied by MI. q. Mark. House contains suit
rlrlors, set6g-rooin, dilngroom. Kitchen and five
good sleeping rooms. Fine cellar, in which is well
OF good water The loi is 80 by 90 feet. Good space
ior another house. Apply 10
W. ii, JEl;RIS, Real Estate Agent
Sept 10-dtt
HOUSES FOR SALE-House corner OF Congress
Ii and Merrill streets; also, House adjoining the
sane with 10000 ieet of land This lot will be di-
vided to suit purchasers. Terms easy and made
known by applying TO w. w. Carr, at WI. A. Duran's
Clothin Sto G. foot of Exchange stree iul19-dtt
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED By ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pitts.

EefebrQted Female RUS.
Prepared from aprescription Of sirJ Clarke, N, D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine Is unfailing i'll the OF
ali those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
aud removes all distractions, from whatever cause,
ard speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is particularly suited. 1t will in time short bring
on the monthly period with regularity,
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by Females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHSQf Pregnancy, as ihey
are sure to bring Miscarriage bat at any other
cline they are safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exerton,
Palptation OF the Heart Mysteries, and Whites,
these Pills will effect cure when all other me ans
have failed and although powerful! remedy, do not
contani ron calomel, antimOny, anything hurtful
to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY4LL DRU GGLSTS. Price 81 Per bottle.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
1t is the fate OF every UGltabe Medicine to be COua
forfeited. Be cautious, therefore, and that the let
tiers ct NJ blorn Ia the bottle, and that each
aoropper bears the fac sinsies ofthe signatures of
c. Botdaoin Co., and JOB Noses W Wsfhovt aohich
none are genuine.
N. B.-$1 90 with eighteen cents Tor postage, en-
clio ed to any authorised AGENT to the sole General
Agent FOR the United States and British Dominions,
JOB MOSES 81 Cortandt ST., New York
will ensure bottle, containing 90 Pills. by return
mail, securely sealed from all observation.
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BOARD AND. ROOMS.
TO LET.

A GENTLEMAN and wife can have very pleasant
Arooms with board in the upper part Of the city, ii
applied for Immediately.
Address 'Board, P. o. Box 2079." no16d1w
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ST. Iouis Market.

ST. LOUIS, No. Nov. It,
Cotton heavy at 30c Flour dull. Wheat firm
Corn higher; sales at 05 a 03 for old and 81 "a 95
for new. Oats advanced to 50 q sec. Provisions
and Whiskey unchanged
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CID 18th, baf1us Mist, Lincoln R.sar.ol sch Mem
tana Sawyer. Maehias. ,a..,
PORTSMOUTH, 14th, seh + b Pray. Clark
Pembroke. n,.. ,,.,,aos
SALEM-Ar 18th, schs R Jones, Smith Maeh ma
tor New York Henry Clay, Stratton, FRANKLIN
Nnnopset Snow, Roekland.
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City of Portland.
CAUTION

To Purchasers and Dealers in the Celebrated
Water-P oof & Oola-Proof Arct c Cater Shoes
Patented by L. G. Wales of Boston.
rT7HE Goodyear Metallic Rubber Shoe Company, of
l. Naugatuck, Connecticut would inform Dealers
and tie public generally that they the exclusive
owners OF tie Patent and Sole Manufacturers of the
above-namcd Shoe and will promptly prosecute any
and all niingements of their rights under said Pa
tents. All genuine Arctics are bound acsh cord
and have the name of the Patentee and of our Com
pany on the bottom. All others are but poor imia-
lions. Tile public will promote their own interests
by purchasing those only made by this Company at
Naugatuck,t onn. WALES, EMMONS s. CO., Nos
III and 173 Pearl street, Boston, and BREEDEN s.
SOUTHWICi, Nos. 107 and 100 Liberty street, New
York, Sole for the sale of the aboye-name
Shoes. GEO. II. SCRANTON Treas
JAMES IL. ENGLISH, Prest. nov16d1w
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Boston Stock List.
- NJ, r.-.sI H.
MARRIED..

In Norway. Nov. IS, by Rev. Mr.. Merry, at the
home Of the bride, Mr.. Joseph Fl. b. SIN th of Nor
way, and Miss Ella B. Carpenter, OF Norway
In Bath, Nov. 10, Woodbury. d. 0rne and Eliza E.
Reed, both oil Boothbay.
In Portsmouth. N. H., Nov Is, by Rev. George M;
Adams, Charles l.. Field, of Cleveland, Ohio, and
Miss Edna y. Kicker. of Lewiston, Nc.
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REAL EsTATE.
Houses for Sale Low.

GENERAL desirable, medium sized dwelling
y Houses will be sold at low prices and on very
favorable terms if applied for Immediately. This
property is situated Congress street and Congress
pace-no better location in this city-and adjons St.
Lukes Church LOT, and will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers. Inquire of WISWELL & REED. No.
556 Congress, entrance on Oak street, up stairs.
uov16dtf
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- CINCINNATI, Nov. 16
Flour at IL 80 a 10 80 fol- trade brands Wbiskey
steady at 81 in bond. Hogs dull; salesat 25 ID
7GO in gross. Net receipts 1870. P1ogi1ions nomi
nal. (Iold at 1921,
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RAILROADS
PoRTLAND& ROCHESTER R.R.
sifMMER ARRANGEMENT.

r1faszIfs5a3 on and aitcr Monday. Apfn ~, / s53
Strains will leave a. follows:
Leave sacO River for Portland at . ~ and 500 4.
340f. ~,
Leave Portland :Cr saeo Rivers II BAN. 2oc .ni
6i5 p NJ.
The 200 p. train out ard the A.. n train 20 to
Portland will be freight trains with passenge4 cars
attached.
~ Stages connect at Gorham fer West GorL am,
Bridgton, Lowell HiTan Drownfeld, FryebLrg
Conway, BARTLETT, JaekBon Lmington, Cornish, Tor.
ter. Freedom, Madison and Eaton N. II
At buxton Center for West Buxton, honny Eagle.
South Huntington. LimingtOn, Limerick, Newdeii.
Parsonsfeld and Ossipee
AtsaccaIappa for South Windham, Windhan Ii u
and North Wlndham, daily
Steam Car and Accommodation trains will run as toll
lows;-Leave Gorhsm for Portland at 100 A. NJ and
2OQP. N. Leave Portland for Goiham at IL Is PM
and 4P.M.
BY order of the President.
Portland April rs, lStG-dtf
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Ncw Orleans Markets,

-, NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 16.
Cotton irregular and lower; sales to-day were 1900
bales Low Middlngs at 81 q sc. Receipts of the
fhe week % 900 bales against $4,000 bales last week
EXPORTS H. 800 bales. Stock in port 147 200 bales.
Sugar inactive; fair at IL a 125c Molasses inier-
or at 50c rhine at rs a. Tie.
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, WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 1G.
Crie tnrp nia unchanged Spirits turpentine
steady Kosin al : % % 90 for No. 2, ami 80 10
90 for No. l. and 90 cor pale Tar declne, 10 co.
Cotton quietat 30 a 30c for middlng "
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OW NERs ANTE D.!
WANTED,

OWNERS for the following articles at POLICE
" OFFICE: Bureau, Be6isead Tables, Sextant,
Charts, Beds and Bedding; Ladies Wearing Apparel,
Dishes, &C., lost i'll the late fire. nol6d2w
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Al at Havana sth in /, big Fa ME Lincoln, from
Bath
Ar at Cardenas ID inst, big swett,I awrsnce
Port and; Sd, bar1ue EventiGe, from Dost II brig
Ar at NIatanzas 18th inst, barque Ellen Steven :,
Howe Portland.