The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-18

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our readers viii remember that one of the finest
dramatic companies ever organized, will inaug
/ nrate setes of their ierite rtainhents at Deer
ing Hall this evening, under the Management of
OF Mr. LIB Booth, of the Boston Theatre
| The play selected is entitled under the Gas
light" one of the most intensely exciting seu-
isatiellal pieeesyet produced in our city. The
| grandest effect perhaps, of the many introduce
| ed, is that of train of oars, which appears at
| first in the distance gradually approaches, and
! rounds a curve and soon after dashes across the
stage at railroad speed. This is known as the
! Down Express train, and with its perfect sur.
Feundinss startle and excite an audience to an
| almost uncomfortable degree
| Reseryedsseats are for sale at Rollins & Gill
| keys drug store. Mr.. George E. Gouge arriv-,
/ ed at Portland Rriday noon last, and by per
! sistent effort and energy he has given the pub
lie general knowledge of the appearance OF
| this splendid dramatic troupe The season is
limited to three nights only, and it promises to
be a very brilliant one. - 4
BOGUS LoTTERIEs.-We caution people who
may receive notices that they have drawn a
prize in the New York Lottery of $500, or more
Einsyapesahd that by fofwarding fve be Ii cent
q tie amount, the prize will be sent to them,
to keep their money in their pockets. One OF
ouricitizens who had foolishly purchased a tick
ct and had received such notice, was unwise
enough, aftery being advised by the Express
Company not to do it, to send the required $40.
B In return he received his prize, consisting of
2e0ehares in the Sandy Hall Petroleum Com
pany, Kentucky-not worth the rs cents ex-
|! pfFefsSsAffe h n.Ra PAID u aBm49D
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION De
RATEss &G.z7Ata meetingsef the M. LA $50
efatieh@ Saturday evening II WIS voted to hold
weekly meetings, on Saturday evenings, during
the season forfbel p,upPseSo Of debates, Sc. At
the meeting next Saturday evening, the Presi-
dent U. NJ Marrett, Esq, will present to the
society some statistics in relation to the socie-
ty, aud tie living ex-Presidents viii follow in
communicating incidents that occurred under
their several ADMINISTRATIONS. The, meetings
are held&assBfasktt Fan 90 ekRaSs RI
. SAIaHsTszziesst gsskla aispatchs was receive
ed at the police Office requesting the arrest of
John Gallagher and wife, Who ,yerebof,f their
way to St. john, n g. There was a com
plaiptofSsome Md aesnst the former, and
alsosagainst tie Wife .who was also running
away fr9Rl hsF Bail tern former complaint
Deputy Marshal Irish arrested both of them
9qnIpoAra the stIIgohn steamer and On satpr-
day, officer CurrieFof Boston, took them back
tstf's eritS - .Eadtao " 4
q, FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEAsoN.-Timmons
b Hawes and IS Market Square, rres have re-
ceived al9t Of fresh Virginia, oyster, the first
cargo at this port this season, which they offer
by the Barrel, bushel OF gallon, az the lowest
market srl prices They have a beautiful room up
stairs for the convenience OF ladies who may
wish to indulge in roast,q stewed or raw. Par
ties Assemblies, Fairs, Sc, supplied at the
lowest rates. 9gts9sh2 1som
J BLINDNESS sDEAFNEsss AND CArARRA DR.
,SaFpenters the well known Ocplist and sAurist,
will return r1 to Portland to practice on Thurs
day, Nov 21st. DIR. C.'s practice here last win
tel was Large ana successful and doubtless his
return will he weicomedlby many of the affiict-:
ed HIS adssatisenent can be found in an
other column of tbis no ,.a.ssgi fs .afaB ufl