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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

AN ADMIRABLE ARRANGEMENT.--The Young
Womens Christian Association, of Boston,
which was formed not long again by a number
Of Christian women of various religious de-
nominations to aid the workingwomen of that
city IN obtaining employment and good board
ing houses, are about to increase their good
work by establishing clearinghouse them
selves for this class OF women. S Sufficient mon
ey has been obtained for the partial purchase
OF two houses in Beach street Tor this purpose,
and the association think that the establish
ment can be opened early in the fext January.
The price of board will be simply what is nee
essay TO defray the current expenses, and the
la.iies will labor constantly to benefit the
young women who may come under their in
huence. But this honse wilt when in readi-
ness, accommodate not more than eighty,
which isa very small portion of the number
who need such home as it will afford. The
society hope that the benevolent and phlan-
thropic public of Boston will aid them, after
the working OF their initial enterprise is known
and proved successful, in establishing more
working women's boarding -houses in various
parts of the city. llH< Iala a1ji
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

. "A BANK SWiNDLED IN THE MosT ExTRAoR-
BINARY MANNER. = A little more than 4 montb
ago one OF the most barefased and ontragennS
Frae Mst ON record was tue
noon one day a rough-looking eust9me,f ao,",o
INTO the bank with what purported to he . hao
Of gold dust, worth by weight $4,000 He ren s
resented e ate that he had Just come from Montanp
ana that ne had more gold than he wanted
cre aRPears tnat the cashier with the most in
strange as 1t may seem did not even annlxl tho
usual cnemlcie tests common among TIC deal.
ers IA the article The result was that Tho
MINT offieerat Philadelphia, whittier the SIM.
, raons metal 4h had been sent, returned state
ma con, "o 'ne SUN was composition of plH-
ia Ky 1'thd avery small amount of pure
gold.. me bank paid $4,000 in gold and pave
certincate OF deposit tor "a OO9 So
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

Turner's Tic Doulou reux, or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, is safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest completely and permanently cured
In very short time. Neuralgia IN the fhce or head
Is utterly banished in few hours. No form ofnerv-
GUS disease withstands its magic influence II has
the unqualified approval Of many eminent physi-
clans. 1t contains nothing injurious to the most del
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER & CO., 100
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietors.
For sale by w. r. Phillips & Co., Portland, Me.
Iul ao.le vf
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

The Bangor Democrat and Belfast journal
are needlessiy excited in relation TO the action
OF the Democracy of Augusta at the time of
Sheridan = visit. The Democrats of this city
are quite as capable of Judging of what is pro-
per Tor them to do on such an occasion, as out
sdefs who know nothing of the particular CIR
cumstances ofthe case. Their remarks are en-
tIrely uncalled for, but they seem to please 'no
Kennebec Journal-1Wgustd SfdnddTa.
particular circumstances" is good. Take
note, Messrs. Democrat and Journal, peculiar
circumstances. Do you know what those cir.
cumstances are? Capt. Reed and his associ-
a.es are a deal slyer than you are. They hate
Sheridan as heartily as may be, but they know
what is good for "Gov. Pilsbury's" prospects
next year. This will give you an inkling of
the circumstances" to which the willy Stand
ard refers. rIa.. .1if tt.f $50 .fal..i as I
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

TIE PRESIDENTS ashine-
ton correspondents say that President Joi'i-
son will treat the meeting on the 2lst as a mere
adiournment of the last session and conse-
quentty vii not renew any of the nonina-
tjons balnre tbo Senate at The time OF its
breaking up in July. member OF the cabi'
net saysshe will also date the twenty days with
ia which he must send in his reasons for sus-
pension from office, from the December meet
ing. II is further given out that he has fully
determined 10 treat Mr.. Stantons case as .
removal and not Il suspension. I'D.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

~ PEDEsTRIANIsM IN New HAMpsu1RE.
"Wednesday last Mrs. Tasker of East ConcorJ
n. II a widow woman in the seventy-ninth
s year =, f Eer age, and afflicted with ameness,
see some relatives. Unable to paw her fare in
a public conEeyance she decided to take tho
highway. The first day she walked to Hoax
sett, twelve miles, on Thursday to Manchester,
nine mi, . farshsr and on Friday resumed her
gave her food and lodgings on her ;purney
She exhibits pedestrian enterprise fully up 10
Weston, all things considered up "
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

fnE TRIAL Of one Il the rioters who sacked
the Siates and Union ofioe, al Portsmouth,
\. ~ during the war. has resulted, as already
announced by telegraph, ia a verdict against
the defendant for sl00o This is very credit
able exhibition Of Radical fairness. The Judge
and three-fcurihs Of the jury were Bepubli-
cans. but they decided the ease ON its merits
laying aside all partizan considerations. Bat
the Portsmouth Chronicle says that the De
mocraey or Copperocracy made panty matter
of the result, aud were lond in their exultation:
Thursday night, with band, &c.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11


MRS. PARTINGToN lNsUITED.-The White
Mountains Of New Hampshire are. evidently
2 great Institution very high, heavy trosts
beautiful view, four dollar dinners. But the
practical eye of certain renowned Drake saw
those smooth-faced rocks, and thereupon adorn-,
ed and variegated the bride path to the Tip
Top House with his familiar s. T-186O-X.
Plantation Bitters. This raised the ire of the
Mrs. Partington's composing the Legislature
OF the Granite State, who got their wise heads
together, outlawed DR.. Drake, and made it
penal offence to ply the artistic brush on their
beloved hills. Verify, the fine arts are at dis
count in New Hampshire. Query-Did Drake
pay them'for this splendid advertisement?
+ MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-snperior to cologne, and at half the price
nOv9eod2w&w2w
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

a NEW CANDIDATE FOR PREs1pENr.
Tribune suggests that if Weston wins in his
walk against "a ~ time, he be nominated for Presi-
deht. IL Is 70 be presumed that, if a man can
walk Ike that, he can run" equally we'll. We
are not sure but Chicago is a more desirable
PEDESTRIAN objective than Washington. 1t
aoes pot follow, at any rate, that because Wes-
son gsts on West with such, facility, he, will
scceeq equally well in getting on East.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

u NJ. Patten & Co. Exchange Street may be
seon the handsomest display of marble and
aiabaster goods ever exhibited in this city The
collection isa very large one. comprising all
the richest styles and most elaborate work
nlanship, aud It has Just been imported from
Italy. Statuettes, Vases, Tazzas, Fuits, Card
Eeeeivers, Baskets, Tables and a great variety
of other choice and beautiful marble and ala
baster works are displayed, which are to ba
sold at auction, without reserve, ON Tuesday
The exhibition win be open to-day for exam
nation, and ladies' and gentlemen, particular-
" the ladies, are invited to visit the rooms Of
Messrs, Patten & Co, and look at this oollec-
ton, which far exceeds anything heretofore
exhibited in this city. 4'iia &g1aiBr bias asa
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

SALE OF A HoRsE.--City Marshal Head has
sold his horse Detective to Lon Morris, of Bos-
ton, for $500 and another horse that cost $500.
Detective is nine years old, and has trotted his
mile in 2S5. Marshal Head purchased this
horse last March in the town of Westport for
$3.50 One great feature characteristic of this
animal is that child can drive him and he
will stand for hours without hitehing.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11
Long Sought For!
In -. = Come at Last !
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure In announcing that the above
named article may be found tor sale by all city
Druggists and first class Country Grocers.
As a MEDICINE Mains Wine IL Invaluable, belag
among the best ifnpt the best remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints ma ufsctured from the pure
Juice the berry, and unaduterated by any impure
insfedient, we can heartily recommended u to the
-iek MEDIofNr-
$40 the days OF the agsI Il sdsleth length,
10 the mighty II addeth strength
"fisa balm Tor the sick = joy for the we'll "A z
Druggists and drocers buy and sell
MAINS H. DER u X RRY wHNR.j
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

LIFE fNsURANcE.-We invite attentian ..
tho advertisements ~ nr- n q Gardiner, who
Is Agent Tor the National Traveller Insurance
Company of New York. which issues all kinds
OF life endowment anil joint life policies, an
nuities. &c, with special features, some Of
which are named in the advertisement The
policies are non-forfeitable, and the profits Of
the company are annually Owed. 1t presents
some striking features, favorable 10 policy
holders go
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

THE Commissioner of the Land Oftica ;s =,
receipt of letter from A. w. Atwood, Esq. of
London. England, making inquiry relative TO
Obtaining a quantity of land for the settle
ment If fifty thousand emigrants whom it is
contemplated sending to the United States.
The Commissioner has replied, referring to the
great body of unoccupied lands west of the
Mississippi, and the facility for obtaining title
TO the same under the provisions of the pre-
EN- en- ptlon aud homestead law, and cemmunica-
ing 20 the applicant full ms tructions ON the
points oil inquiry presented. sye.T sdT ~.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

sSACcARAPR.i LYoLUM.-Rev w. H. Fem of
this city lectured before the Saccarappa Lyce-
urn ON Friday evening. The ATTENDANCE was
large for the weather, and the attention was
sufficient for any weather or any occasion
The subject of the address was Success in
liie'; and three primates of the Roman Catho-
lie church were selected as marked ilustra-
tions namely, Cardinals Woolsey of England,
Rcheleu of France and Ximines OF Spain.
Woolsey was governed by intense personal am
btion, Richciieu no less but also by an over
weening desire for the supremacy of France,
while Ximines was wholly unselfsh and labor
ed for the elevation of the entire race. In sup
port OF this view characteristic incidents of
these distinguished personages showing the.
aims of their lives were happily introduced
The lives of the former were failures, that of
the latter was success. The lecture was able
ana eloquent and the satisfaction of the audi
ence complete taa4 H ""
Inc hycenm inthat village if not new feature
Is the revival of an old system. and NAV become
DIS IL 'ough1 means of the highest gratifica-
ton ana the most lasting benefit, especially to
the younger portion of the community. Ten
more lectures for the course were announced
persons of distinction being engaged. The
success of the Lyceum is therefore assured.
BASE BALL.-A match game came off SAT-
urday afternoon between the juvenile clubs,
the Leon and Athlete, on the grounds at the
loot OF Prebe street. The Athletes were the
winners by q score OF SO to 80 for the Icons. B
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

the STATE CoNsrAslr's Hopsr : Poems
have been written about horses In .sber;dan,s
kide" the steed Is made only second in conse-
quenee TO the man who won the day. Were
we a poet, We would make the horse of Depu-
ty State Constable Phillips as famous as Ros-
inante herself As the case stands we can on
~ assure onr readers in plain prose, upon the
authority of the Stars Augusta correspondent
mat the animal died a natural death and in
The odor OF sanetity' the result OF over ex-
ertion in the service of the State. Not Dex-
ter's 2:l7 Ia is worthier of memorial tablets
and equine bonors that the exploits of this
faithful steed." Peace to its ashesi
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

RAILROAD TRAIss-The Winter arrange
Ihents for running trains 70 and from this city
commences today. The O'Clock, P. NJ. train
to Boston IL ,liscontinued, and trains leave at
GAS, s45 A. NJ, and 3 O'Clock +. NJ, for Boston
Returning, they leave Boston at 100 A. NJ.
and 3 aud O'Clock p NJ III
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

JUVENILE RAscALITY.-- esterday three boys
took the horse and wagon of Mr.. Hugh Dolan
which had been left for few minutes in front
OF the door of Rev. Father Muller's residence
on Gray street. and drove off with it, AS the
boys We're driving down Danforth street thew
saw Mr.. Dolan, and abandoned the team. He
gave chase to them and arrested one. The
other two will be arrested, if they have not
been before this time
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11
gH0Se's I ,Arntc0 OS,ssuse,,t. q
Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the world.
The only true and perfect Dye Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the Ill
effects of Bad Dyes. Inyisorates the hair, leaving
i SOFT and beautiful. The genuine IL signed WE
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
eF Beware ola Counterfeit. Hs
. November TO- 1876 d1vsn
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

Esy- First Page to-ddB-Nth Malice toward
None; Redemption OF Mutilated and Defaced
Currency; Late Fall Fashions; Varieties.
Fourth Poge-The Synagogue of Swallows:
The Names of Coins.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

PATENrs.-Patents wee issued last week to
Charles w. Cahoon, Of Portland, for improve.
ment IN steam engines; r.. Nj. Mansur. Of An
gnsta, for improved ice longs Samuel w.
Huntington, Of Augusta, for Improvement in
boot backing and polishing machines "a
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

CONCERT To NIaHr;-Let every one remenl-
Der the grand opening concert of the Army
and Navy Union course OF lectures and con
eerts this evening, at new City Hall, by the
fIii 6ermania Band and Orchestra, of Boston.
by request OF many OF our citizens, who have
been fortunate eaough to hear the beautiful
and thrilling waltz "Rheinsugen," ("Legends
of the Rhine, , this piece has been included in
the programme. This alone viii be worth the
price of admission. Doors open at prec isely
o'clock. Concert to commence at 8. Evening
tickets for sale at Paine's Music store and n
the door. -. $50.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

! SERIOUS ACCIDENT FROM FIRE ARMS
Three lads belonging in Westbrook- Algernon
Bowe, son of Mr. Nathaniel Bowe, and Frank
and Frederick winslow, sons of Mr.. A. Wins
loW=while hnn1isaa-E-;i--, afternoon, want
Into camp, built fire, deposited their Guns
and then left for short time en their return
to the camp they discovered that it had caught
fire, and Frank winslow threw the guns out
Of it. In so doing one Of them exploded, and
the whole charge, consisting Of round aud cut
shot, entered the left knee joint Of Bowe, de-
stroyins the Joint aud fraeturing the thigh
bone for several inches. Amputation OF the
thigh was performed by. DIR. Gordon, Of this
CITY, and DIR. Hal, Of Cumberland. The lad,
who is 16 years old. was in a critical situation
on Saturday, hut hopes were entertained of his
recovery.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

POLICE ITEMs.-Seven persons were taken
to the lookup Saturday night for drunken
ness. e N4iS WHgt Sfkt HtftJ fHN J
Sunday was the most quiet one for some
time. Not person was broughtln during the
day. ,5rsa4assass Asa sssts..tz -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
3HALES "
VEGETABLE SlGILIAN
HAIR
/. RE7NFUZEyP faS
RI RMH |

The basis of its remedial properties ia vegetable
compound. dl&AUA B@G ltJG&t4 FsIL
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S
ORIGINAL COLOR,
1t VIII Keep tho hair from falling out SCI
1t cIeanses the scalp and makes the hair soft.
lustrous and silken '
1t is spelended hair dressing
Proprietors
Nov s7-dim ~ Cd 30 fb AZ
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New Marriage Guide.

In Bsssgtcr Yosag Men, on Physiological Errors.
Abuses and Diseases, Incident 20 Youth and Earl,
ManhoSd which create impediments to MARRf-
AGE, with sure means ofrellef, Sent In sealed let
ter enyeopes ffeo Of charge. Address, DR.. u SIX IL
LIN iioUaHT0N, Howard Association, Phiiadel-
phia, Pa. Sept 26-d& WIN an
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

WEsTBRooK SEMINARY.-Tbe examination
of the present term will continue through to-
day and tomorrow. The closing exercises will
consist of deelarnations, essays and orations
These exercises will occupy Tuesday forenoon
md al
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

NJE are DESTROYS of making arrangements with
w some per son Of character and ability TO act as
agent for the State Of Mane for the sale OF our Pa-
tent Scissors Sharpener." II is article which
commands ready sale, and q person OF the right
stalnp this Is an extraordinary oTaortunity 10 en-
gage In permanent and lucrative business. Small
capital only re9aired. G would sell the right to Z
or address $3.50 j. j. TOREY * co., ..
November II. d2t' ~
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

LARCENY OF ToBAcco.-The store of Mr.. j
A. Bracket, ON Fore, near the foot of Plum
street, was entered Saturday night by means
OF false keys, and ten boxes of tobacco were
stolen and thrown out of the back windows.
But the scamps became alarmed, probably by
the police, and cleared out. The tobacco was
discoyered on Sunday morning by young
man named Mackin, who works in the store of
conant q Rand. He gave information at the
ponce office, and the tobacco was taken care of
by the officers 5sG45 Of isflHs rs Hai ~ s4-gG p
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11
MARRIED.

~ In this city. Nov. 10, by Rev. E. Martin Lewis d.
greenwood and Miss Hannah B. Hail. all of Port
:, In Clinton, Nov.2, Moody c. Burgess and Ann
In Bowdonham, Nov. 2 Sam1 W. Stacy, of Bath
and Annie V. Smith, OF Bowdoinham. II, 20 q
E.. Haskell, both of Augusta.
In Sullivan, Oct. 20: Lewis F. Neal, OF Steubeu,
and Eta Jellison, OF Hancock. e 7 = 10 ~
In Auburn, Nov. ., Enoch Perkins and lydia A.
Davis, both OF Lewiston. .,s---.-s,--- -
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II ednesday evening.

Social ASSEMBLY. = The Coaehmakers,
Union, No, q, will give a Social Assembly at
Mechanics Hall on Wednesday evening next.
Arrangements have been made for fine time.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

Notice.

NEW, and seven octave; OF the best qnaIty OF
IN tone and make; great bargain for cash, the own
err being In the wesi. Apply at 80 Washington st.
November II. diws ~ a.A-H s'tae-r
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ITCHt ITCH!! SITCH!V

. g-.ssg a In nom 10 10 40 hours. gM - y
Wheasea's Ofnsmens cures y he Itch. AA
henton's 0ln'nens cures Sail Rheuma.
Wbentomss Ointmscut cures letter.
Whenfou's Oiutaneut cures BARRIERS Itch
Whenten's Ointment cures Evcry kind
- ~ Of Hummer like Magic.
Price. 30 cents box; by mail, co cents. Address
WEEKS & POTTER, No. 10 Washington Street,
Boston, Mass. For sale by all Druggis;s. ftes n
September &c. eod&wfy
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,ailoDIED.

In this city, Nov. Robert r. Green, ESQ, aged ~
years. 81
funeral on Tuesday afternoon. at 81 O'clock from
No. is Portland street.
In this city, Nov. 9, Mrs. Matte e. Richards
daughter OF Isaac and Eliza Hatch Boston Jour-
nal and Bath Times please copy.
Funeral services at residence, No. a Franklin
street, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock Friends in
vited
In winthrop, Oct. 16, Mrs. Dorothy Joy, aged 90
years months % years. Wv = -
In Brewer, Oct 80, Dea. Jeremiah Skinner, aged
sc years. rslH ~ fsFEE srtH
In Alfred, Oct. 25 Mr.. Daniel B. Written, aged rs
years months. -
In Pennington, Nov. 5, Mrs. Mary W., wife of
Joseph B. Hopkins, aged Al years.
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iendld, Weber, Lynn.
MS CTED

Mills Co. Doston - Berlin
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Business Items.a

RUBIcEL restores the glow of childhood to
the complexion. ,s 4 srT 4 81 octl82aw
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

rnE Pos tstsysiih loarnai Illustrates anew
tbe hsekneyed u'aAini ttat hFesity Is the soul
a sii hg fi,c following o..mpen.iious editorial
be- hea 81 Forney Gse-tolumn leader:
rHf RFsUlF 90 fhE ElEcrIoNs
lurtcid ~ Troubling our readers with tls
details ~ the Fecsut elecfions We think IL
much better 10 giye the crand rrsns:
f.e as,aiaafioa Gad consequent eieefisa Of
seH. d. s. GkANfe PresidsAf oJ fhs United
MI
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Boarding.

THE Very best Violin Strings from Whites
i Mus,c Store Boston. Wholesale retail by A
=. w. d. ROBINSON, 49,
November II. div Exchange Sc.
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Enpss fsatrrsw w-s-h,w-.-- a. a.----u
Psss'- os-paseh shssG s;rssf Estsrety

The ioiL'wiBe + special dispatch sent by
John W fornsy o. the Boston Advertiser on
Friday
1 ans authorized ly the most Distinguished
auiheIiiy tu Washington ~ state that the
" asliiI~ton disHaich which appeared 10 the
Bsstuu Post tiis nurnlug itiHa GsrTb fhaf
The arts g. endorsing tirDer4i Grant far Pfeei-
deuf which rpf.eared la the Philadelphia
ftfss au4 N arAtnNissu ahrautcir. uAs nat On
~ unauthorized ~ tieaaFai t,fani bat that
o. bti tNprsasfti his nolI- approval ~ "a IA tlse
etfusiefsl irrlas- b entirely tals.'. t.eti.'Tai
tirant runiiciF expres=es hiE iadif naiiau Al
ms aiis Ililt g. alaks hess tii. stinuniai,sr of
6is Iser-lial ti-@d AF N ssbbarne. iasi an-
thofir-sl a. sf farther, that tise tsenaral llos
Gals dos nsf disartr oEr ~, haf hsartily en-
dnrses fl.e ssfitifial srtifhs q the PHILADELPHIA
Frr.a ansi "a ashinufoO t'hFuaiaie
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NEW ADvERTIsVriENTs.


IN the POST OFFICE Al P0RTI AND, Maine, On
l. the 9th day of November, 1867.
IAmES7
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Batavia Sept u, ship Naples, Hutchinson. Tor
Bost n, llg ,.... rl
AT Singapore Sept so, ships Rainbow, Freeman, TN
Boston, ar 18th 81 Pan, Martin, from Bombay, for
Java, TO load forahe Con inent. NAE =
Sid Sept 10. ships Benz bangs, NOrcross. Saigon.
Al at Malaga 22d ult, barqne Lemnel, Howes. FIN
Pert Mahon. u Fl II 'Aa e. M n 1F ~
Cid 2lst, BRIG. Hazard, Cotrel Boston, land sailed
next day.l s..tt. AK .f = ,.,r
In port 22d ut. barlue Florence, Smith, for New
York.
Sid nm Caiiz 10th ult, sch Harriet Thomas, RoSin-
Sid i'm Cronstadt nth uIt, brig Madawaska, Fowle
for Boston,
>, Ar az Denia 18th nit, brig j Mcintyre, Haskell,
-Teneriffe.
At Gibraltar Goth ult. barque Danl Webster Nick
ersOn. from Boston for Barcelona.
for New York. tf-
Singapore. ldg. - r.'A - = III F'AfNN'
Sid fin Aspinwai 29th uit, sch Mary d Haskell,
tor Na4assa.
AT st Thomas 2st ult brig Mecosta, Norton, Tor
New York.
Ar at st Domingo i4th nit, sch Dearborn, Peters,
Port Spain flor Altavela l5th)
Old at Quebec 9th inst, ship Chimborazoo, Adey,
q Ar at St John, NIB. 9th inst. brig Leona. Bishop,
ella 7th sch Irene Meservey, Henderson. Tor
new YORK ss2fla2s09t sSl1tfG 84Sff&
.aEe@2a sssss SPOKEN. sttwaH taaat
Oct g, lat 80 20, Ion Y, barque Schamyl, Crosby
nom Philadelphia Tor Marseilles. -9 +
:, oct "a, on Sombrero l. ght, brig VIM Robertson,
heeu, from New Orleans Tor Havre. 1a I.4 RI
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SLEEVE BUTTON LOST The finder will con
fer great favor by leaving a. this off ee.-- p
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DIR. s. 5. FITCH'S. yss
ssFalnily Physician. ,,
Catarrh Can be Cared +!
Mains Pure EIderberry and Cur

| So highly recommended by Physicianss, may be
found at Wholesale at tbs drug stores Of w W. Wbis-
pie & Co., H. II. Hay. W. r. Phillips s. Co., E. L
StaDwood and j. w. Perkins Il Co. jan12sndfy
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11

Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.
EgrERrAIEMENr COLUMN.
Seciat Acknowledgement Makers unioi.
AUCTION coLUAN.
Carpets-F. o. Bailey. a.ss1zas.al-zz
NEW ADVERTISEMENT CoLuMS'
PA. ,SN. U-Germauia Band. rtR
Physician---Dr. Buzzell.
Life lnsurance-N. 5. Gardiner. s..--.--.z.
50 Bow Wanted--P. B. Frost
Notice ID. Robinson.
c Gs 81. seminary Mary Q. Hall. Aes
Horse for Sa1e--Libby ~ Dow.
Unclaimed Letters-W. Davis. aGBrE
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Boy Wanted.

"A Situation, by calling at ~ - - -. ~,
"a. p b. FRoST'S,
November IL. div 1921 Congress Street,