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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30


In this city, Nov. 20, by Rev. j. 7. Hewes, James
Congdon, OF Lubec, and Vesta j. Waterman, Of
Maiden, Mass.
In this city, Nov. 20. by Rev. s. r. Wetherbee,
Danville Smell. OF Turner, and Mrs. Nancy D. Pet
tengill, OF Portland; William +. Sawyer, CT Port
land and Miss Rosa p Bennett, of Westbrook.
In this city. Nov. rs, by Rev. Mr.. Tuckerman,
Chaaies Siteman and Bridget McClusky. both OF
In this city, Nov. 2s, by Rev. f. u. Keyes, Ralph
b. King and Mary F.. Merrill, both of Portland:
In this city. Nov 20, by Rev. o, T. M3nito9' Ihos.
Fisher and Miss Annie Constable Allen Q. Clark
and NJ IS Maria A. Duke. all of Portland.
In Westbrook Nov. 2s, by Rev: 4: X keyes CAPT.
Albert II. Purnton and Miss Neihe T. HaSheii, Do'n
OF Westbrook. No cards. ~, -,
!, In Yarmouth, Nov 9. by Rev. u. A. Hart John
CUNNINGHAM and Lucy Il. True, OF New GouGes CT
of Yarmouth.
M IN vas aboro; Nov. &c, BY Rev. N than Webb
Dnna aa, lowell of Cape Elizabeth. and miss
anna :, uuangnter Of VIM. Tarbeli, Esq. OF V.
III G El 10Y; u, bv d. ID. Torrey, Esq. Am
| Sebago. ''
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who was also in the Union army, was muir nut
dered in cold blood for daring to express ST.
timents OF loyalty and approval % ,a1o tbe
of Congress. Should change t be
Office could not be more wortnns
nL .1..noiwitbstanding the close OF
tho rshaiion some of the dock yards are sun aii
in fnu hast turning OUT guhpoa.s anu a..
manner of marine of fc fa a. War Whether
tne mn ia dine to the fact that the venerable
tn,s 1n,other of the seas"-Secretary Welles-
Sas not vet learned of the suppression OF the
rebellion. or to the still more probable hypoth-
esis that somebody had fat contracts and failed
10 finish their Jobs in time to be of service
dses not vet appear but yesterday, in the
House. Mr., Pike of Maine, chairman of the
COMMITTEES on Naval Affairs, offered resolu-
ton, the effect of which will be to put stop
to any further expenditures of this character.
When the government is selling off its war
vessels at auction by the hundred, at run run !
Gus discount, it seems to be rather siltt foy
piece OF finance to continue building hJ Dill 81
the auctioneer's hammer, and IN Mr.. annh,
prompt action in this matter VIII ni,a no "o''
save the government millions Vi "oi'"'' 'ra
~ Newman Hall, of Sur
rav 'Tbanai Iondon, preached IN the Repre-
ssntativas Hall. A large majority OF Doth
hranches of Congress were present TO listen u
&c J;sti,euished divine, who during the re
Sai,;on was one of our most able and eificien
odvncates in England and whose services IL
behalf of the North are well known and CRATE
fully remembered by sthe loyal men OF thu
country. General Grant and other dishn
guished military and civil officers were pres
ent. u 1trs-.rlr -.fl lter.ft If-i.. r15.i,,
Mrs. Lander is playing her role of Queer
Elizpbeth and Mary Queen of SCOTS at Wall!
Opera House to crowded houses, while the in
imtable Maggie Mitchell is doing" Fanchol
at the National Theatre CAsco.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Nov o. the residence OF the bride
father, by Rev. DIR. Shaier Il. Ii. Tompkins. OF Phil
adelphia and Miss Annie L., daughter of Joseph
Foye, Esq OF this city. i....,.-.... i.
In this city, Nov. 2s, by Rev. DR.. Shaler, Freder
lex A Sawyer and Miss Mary Hamlin, both of Port
land. IA
In this CITY, Nov. 0. by Rev F. Southwortb. Rufus
r. Clark and $. june Carr, both OF Halifax N { !.
2Gth, John S. white, of Boston, and Hattie A. Nor
gridga, OF Portland; 27th Alfred r. Kidder of Bos
ton and Eltha Fuller, OF Exeter. az = F'.O~
In this city, Nov. q, by Rev. S. r. wetberbee
William B. Wood and Miss Nellie E. Barberick botr
OF Portland. saAh Ns- tfasTg, y '~'' wa wa
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30

A GooD JoB.-A word of credit is due to
those citizens who went to work of their own
accord, on Wednesday evening, to lay cross
ing from Peach street across Clark street. Sew
eral requests had been made to have the wolk
done, but without avail. The stone has been
on the corner of these streets for year OIL
more, and the gentlemen living in the neigh
borhood, after the labors of the day, went t.
work with shoyels, crowbars, &C., and in {
| short time had the work done, working by Thu
light near there, and the street in the condi
ton that most of the streets are in wet wealth
er, it was not very pleasant to go that way b.
night. L-aLL IL A----.-L-L- --.--nL
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WESTON. According to dispatch received
yesterday, Weston arrived in Chicago at 10
o'clock Thursday and two hours ahead of time
He failed to walk the hundred miles, and by
this has forfeited six-tenths of the wager, leav.
ing him $4,000 In all probability he has made
profit enough on the sale of photographs and
timetables along the route to pay his expen.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30

ACTION in season. is the sum and sub
stance of an old and true adage; timely suse
OF American Life Drops will often, prevent. a
protracted illness; they are a perfect Pain
Killer, curing coughs, colds, lameness, spraips,
and all the ills of cold weather. Use it exter-
nally OF internally For sale by Crosman &
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names connected with the records of its com
pletion. The architecture, which is much adj
mired, is by G. M. Harding, and is an addi-
tional proof of his genius as an architects The
mason work was done by 7. E. Stewart, Esq,
under the supervision of Mr.. Samuel F. Dol
ley; carpenter work by William Fl. Stewart,
Esq, under the supervision of Mr.. Nathaniel
Whitney, and the iron work was done by the
Portland Company. The painting and polish
ing by Mr. John r. Horn. The elevators were
put up by Otis Tufts, ESD. of Boston, and are
the first ever put up in Maine. The glass for
the whole building, of which there were four
teen cases, was imported from Glasgow, and,
strange to say, made the passage without the
breakage of a single square.
The well enterprise of the junior part
ner in this house, ably supported by his asso-
ciates, deserves more than passing tribute in
notice like this. The community is vastly
benefited by such liberal outlay of money in
its midst, and the example of Mr.. Woodman
is noble one for our business men to follow
in our local task of reconstruction. 81 &.
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The Daily and Maine State Press

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy and
Chisholm Bros, at Boston Depot and on the train Of
g. nj; Curtis, and at POI tland g. Rochester Depot.
At BiddefCrd, OF Pillsbury Bros
b. At Saeo OF j, S. Locke. ..l !ls
At Brunswick, of w. Il. Fields A4 #Ht
AT Waterville, OF j. s. Carter, f.l ..rl .F.tHt
At Gorham OF News Agent r-. r,.l ..t ...gE-r
AT Bath of j. o. Shaw -slI.a .f.r .H-
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ACCIDENT TO Col. GoDDARD.-Last Sun
day evening Col. John Goddard fell from Rail-
way wharf, Carleton, and received several
bodily injuries, the tide being out at the time
He had been driven down to the floats by his
son, and the old gentleman getting ont of the
| carriage to wait the arrival of the ferry boat
walked to the edge of the wharf, when, it is
thought, he slipped on the soft snow and fell
over. He was Immediately rescued and re-
| doing well. ba.. bi5i -,.,si ~. 5,i-..
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Portland and. Vicinity.
New Advertisements this nay.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Deering Hall-Gitt Show.
Assembly and Leyee ct Cape Elizabeth. '
AUCTION COLUMN.
Government PIoperty-E NJ Patten & Co.
Household Furniture-J Bailey.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes Goweu
Partner Wanted-A. j. Cox s. Co.
Provisions. &c.-G. w. b. Lunt.
Don't Check your Lumber-J II. Osgood, Jr.
New Piano Muse Book--W. d. Robinson.
Girls Wanted-Nely Smyth.
Montreal Ocean Steamship Company.
State OF Maine.
NJ. l.. A. Debates.
To Lett. NJ. Bowdoin
Agent Wanted. 1883 ttufas ,
International Steamship Company.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30

HORSE CARS FOR THE SIP. ENTERTArN-
MENT-The F. & F. A. Railroad Co, have de-
halfpast 10 P. NJ, in order to accommodate the
public, who attend the opera Of the aSnow
Flake" at City Hall. Cars will leave the front
of the City uilding at precisely hal-past ten
for both ends of the city, and from the Preble
House for MorrilPs Corner at the same hour,
in order to accommodate our friends at Nor
rills Corner and the Plains.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30

THE Promenade CoNcERT.-The Army and
Navy Union Promenade Concert of Thursday
was pleasant affair. The party, though small
was composed Of the elite Of the city. The good
time promised by the gentlemanly managers
was fully carried out. We trust we shall be
favored with more of the. same. The Army
, and Navy boys evidently understood how to
please the public. anna 1854 'l,.,..
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30

FINE SALr.-Messrs. E. ii. Burgin g Co.
are Offering very nice article of table and
butter salt. 1t is ground at Falmouth Mills,
and kept for sale in large or small quantities
at their store No. 100 Commercial street. It's
superior is rarely seen.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30

WHENEVER L take my walks abroad how
many poor, miserable dyspeptic people 1 see.
who would be healthy, and rosy, and happy, if
they took Plantation Bitters, that paragon of
preparations for giving tone to the stomach,
energy to the torpid liver, joy to the nervous
system, and strength to the muscles. 1t is an
admirable regeneration of natures wasted OF
neglected functional powers in either man OF
woman. 1t generally excites and pleasantly
soothes. With bottle thereof, every maj
may be his own physician.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti
cle-superior to cologne, and at half the price
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A letter from Jonesport states that the sch Comet
OF Boston, anchored in the Bay 18Th, and the 10th
broke from her anchors and went ashore at the
mouth of Indian RIVER where she lies high and dry.
Br brig Ella, from st John, n ID. ioI Cuba. pu into
Ie-At-srt nth with decklcad shifted, having had
gale 10th. Repaired and proceeded.
Sch ) j Lindsey: from Portsmouth. before report
ed missing, arrived at Roekland 23d in a elky con-
dition and with three 81 the crew frost bitten.
Brig Proieous, lof CUTLERY Drisko, at New York
from Machias, hal heavy weather the passage,
provisions.
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THE WEATHER. The clerk of the weather
has evidently donned his rubber suit and don t
care whe gets wet He is regular mister
Fair days are few and far between. AS we go
to press the southern wind is bringing another
sprinkling TO lay the dust on Commercial
street. e. t1e-..f a ~. ..,frrs
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30

PACIFIC RAILRoAD-BUsINEssA AND SECUR-
ITIEs-If the two powerful comprehensive
CENTRAL PACIFIC and UNION PACIFIC who
are building the great Pacific Railroad make
the same energetic progress for two years
more that they have during the past two, we
shall witness the completion of the through
line across the continent some time in 1870.
The unfinished gap between them at the close
of this gear will be about 1880 miles, and as
the latter company have now reached their
mountain section, the great advance of 80
miles next year will be on the part of the Cen
trail Pacific Company, who are just emerging
from their heavy excavations and tunnellings
in the Sierra Nevada Range.
Itappears by the published returns that the
earnings ON the Central Pacific end of the
! prise, SO large aud so profitable as to excite
establishment. The prospect is that double
track will be necessary soon after the line is
completed, and the day is not far distant when
the road must become the foremost in import
ance on the continent. '''''i ''''i' i'''-
By the fostering aid of the Government, and
further subsidies from the State of California
the Central Pacific Railroad Company have
been enabled, by their abundant resources, tt
push forward the great work with surprising
energy; and, at the same time, the revenues
from the natural business of the road hav'
been far more than sufficient to meet the ex
penses and the annual interest engagements
| They are offering their First Mortgage six pc
| cent. gold Bonds for sale through our leadin
bankers, as will be seen by their advertisement
elsewhere in this paper. Persons desirn
safe, permanent investment will do well
look into their merits. araF = n
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30

HEAD, THROAT, LUNas.-Mr. Samuel Doolit-
tie, of Waterville, who has been a merchant OF
that place for twenty-five years, and is well
known by Wholesale merchants and others Of
Portland, was troubled with chronic eatarrh
for thirty years, which produced bronchial
trouble and Inflammation of the lungs. which
seriously affected his health. He had lost all
hopes of ever being any better; he applied to
DR. Morse several years since Tor his Inbaling
Remedies, the use of which removed all his
troubles and performed radical cure. and his
health has been perfect since. Deacon Doc
little will respond to any communication writ
ten him on this subject and testify to the
above facts.
1 have the names of more than five thousand
persons recorded on my books, who have been
cured OF Catarrb, Throat and Lung diseases, a
large number of cases that were considered
hopeless among them.
CHARLES MORSE, M. D., ,
Physician for diseases of the pulmonary or
gans, &C., No. Deering, third door from
new High street, Portland. d&w
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MA RI N Il n EW =
PORT OF PORTLAND.


i''''- Thursday, November 2s. /
81 ARRIVED.
Steamer Chase, Colby. st John, NIB. - I
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston
for PASSPORT and st John, NIB.
Brig Ida, Br Downey, Joggins, Ms.
Brig A II Curtis MerrimaD, Bath.
Sch Fl Plseott, Freeman, Tangier. t 4
Sch EaiS AAsHHp1a y Ss
Sch Blanche, (Brl Wilson, Maitland, Ms.
Sch Spar an, tlirl Wallace, Haliiax for New York
Sch Suri, Shaw, Steuben.
Sch Concord. Pierce. kockland.
Sch Sarah, Whaley PASSPORT ioT New York;
Schs Cathalinc Wilcox. Mefad6en, and Gen Peayy
Armstrong Lubec Tor New York.
Sch JonesI Huntley, Macl,as for New York.
eo Friday. November 20.
" ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood. New York.
Steamer Cariotta, Magune Halifax, Ms.
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
PASSPORT tor Boston.
Baraue Ellen Stevens Davis. Boston. .... ~
Brig w r Sawyer, Ray. Perth Amboy. d. ''
Brig Plsiades, McIntire, Bangor for New York.
Sch Planet Dermott. New York.
Sch john l. Tracy, Tracy, Boston. .f
Sch vernal. Williams. Seabrook.
Sch Sarah Bernice, Proctor, NewiMryport.
Sch Arboreer, Clark, Ellsworth. tsla 300.
Sch Josephine, kell0cb, ROckland- ilf i.
Sch Young Chief, Bennett Edgecomb.
Sch Helen Mar. Hutchinson, Boston for Eastport.
Schs Charlotte Ann, Chandler. and Uncle Sam,
Sch Anaconda, lainter, Boston for Wnterport.
Sch Hiram, Pc tigrew, Boston Tor Calais
a
Sch Rebecca. Cunningh am, Calais FOR New York.
Schs Ariel, Treworgy; Dive Branch, Young, ant
Fairdealcr, Remiek, Ellsworth tor Boston.
Sch Cerena, Curtis Surry tor New York.
Sch CaIharine, Osgood, DIuehill tor Boston.
Sch Day Spring, Davis. Bangor for Weymouth.
Sch j C Ilarradsn joy, Gouldsboro Tor BOSTON
Sehs Challenge, Hutchlns; Albert, Kelley; A H
| Sawyer. Cook; Hornet, Agnew, and hancock, Rob
bine, Calais Tor Boston. p H
Sch Rocket, Eai0n, Calais Tor Providence
2, Sch A j Dyer, Kelley Cutler Tor Boston. 80
Schs Redondo, Whitmore, and L Newton, Gray
Ellsworth for New York.
Sch adv Ellen. Adams Wiscasset tor Boston. q
Sch Oregon, Durham, Salem for Ro7kiand.
sch Flying Arrow, Nash, .Newburyport tor Boston
Sch retro, Rogers, Machias Tor New York
Schs Alexandria. Alley !. Peace, Alley, and Mar
Ann Alley, Jonesport tor Boston.
Sch Fulton, Haskell Bangor tor New York
| Schs Catharne, Weber; Gen Scott, varnum
| Corinthian Jones; Susan x Jane, Torrey, and Mon
| tezume Balger, Bangor for Boston. tH
Sch Pioneer, Haskell Bangor ioi Dorchester.
| Sch Sarah, Haskell Bangor Tor Salem.
Sch Elizabeth Rcbecca, Cole, CherryHeld Tor New
buryport.
| Schs II Nash, Perry, and Kenduskeag, Mitchell
| Cherryfield Tor Boston. 2, ''. ~"
| Schs Mary Hall, Poland and John Allen, Adams
Rockland for Boston, Nt. .f
| ~ . CLEARED
Barque Valkyria, (Br) McGTegor, Liverpool vi
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SOCIAL DANcE-There will be a social dance
next Monday evening at Cape Elizabeth. in
the new School House at Point District
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/ WELCOMES
Great German Cough Remedy
Is acknowledged to be the hest Cough Remedy in IN
market. PRIOR So CENTS AND s On =

!" DFOHCHHffS uhu E'hlEasIc CUpcd. =
had been afflicted for eight years with Bronchitis
causing raw throat, frequent bleeding and much
distress IN the air pipes and chest rendering it very
difficult and wearsome to speak. BY the free use 81
the Great German Remedy tor two months. was
entirely cnred G. WEIJ CowE "
For sale by John w. Perkins & Co., W. F. Phillips
Wholesale Druggists, Portland, and by the trade
generally throughout the State
Yarmouth, Me. sAploeeod.e n3msn It
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30

THE meeting of the Mercantile Library As
ISOLATION tonight viii be very Interesting.
The Maine Law is up for dis ,ussion, and a
lively debate is expected. The Association
will meet in the Council Chamber in the Old
City Hall, Market Square.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30

ATWOOD has just received another lot of
those nice Virginia Oysters. Those in waut
of them for Sundays will please call.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30

IIMMoNs & HAYES have just received a
fresh instalment Of those nice Oysters, which
they are prepared to furnish their customers
In large or small quantities. Don't forget the
numbers, Nos. Is and 16 Market Square.
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HALLS
VEGETABLE SIcILIAN
HAIR so 81
REWEWE,Po

The basis Of its remedial properties is vegetable
compound 'liia- Til.l l.-a-
= II WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S
ORIGINAL COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the bair sott
lustrous and slken. III, - ,
1t is a spelended hair dressing
Proprietors. N.Y. T'7'i : IT.
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-DODD'S NERT-I-N.E

This Medicine is a NERVE TONIC 1t stops the
waste of vitality, braces the Nerves. and quietly
regulates the system. Sleeplessness, Irrtability
Loss OF Energy, Loss of Appetite; Dyspepsia, Con
stpafion, local Weakness, and general falling ot
the mental and bodily functions, the comm on in
dications OF Nervous Disease. Dodd's Neryine and
lnvigorator is complete specific tor all troubles
LII IS also the best as it is also the most agreeable
Remedy for Female Complaints
ever offered to the public. Pfostration OF Strength
hysteila-retained, excessive, irregular and painful
mensos-yield to its magic power. HE n
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30

WHAT has Portland got to brag Of? The
most slightly location, the finest harbor, the
falrest women, and the best of Soaps, the
Steam Refined-[Star ii1 - l8tN8
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Z A RosEATE freshness of complexion secured
by Rubicel. f. noy25-2awtf
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Partner Wanted.

WITH few hundred dollars, to Join "a eo,,aI
W partner in smart business already establjshed
and paying Well. Apply soon to 0''''''''"'-
A; =. cox u co, General Business Agents,
HoSVui" 351R Congress St,
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30

MONTHLY MEETiNa-The regular monthly
meeting OF the Portland Army & Navy Union,
VIII pc held on Tuesday evening next at II 2
o'clock. Per order. 44f.s ~ FIN, \.
f. G. PATTERSON, Secretary
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Secure Profitable Investment.
n 81
CENTkk
Pacific Railroad

First Mortgage thirty Year. Six
per Cent. Coupon Bonds,
Principal mad uuterest DsyabIe i'm q old
Coin,
Represent the preferre claim upon one of the most
important lines Of mmunicaton In he word as IL
Is the sole link between the Pacific Coast and tho
Great Interior Basin, which the immense over
land travel must pass, and the
Vain Trunk Line Across abe Continent.
The cad is now nearly completed from Sacrament
to the Richest Mining Regions in the Salt Lake Ba-
sin, and is being rapidly carried forward by the
larg st force of hborers employed by any Raj
road Company on this continent.
The natural, Legitimate, commercial business Of the
road surpasses all previous expectation, and is profit
able beyond rarallel. among the Oldest roadsin
existence. The Earnings and Expenses for the Quar-
ter ending Oct 81, were follows, IN GOLD;
CIR IS Earnings. Operating Expenses
1898, SA7.9S SlOS.Oss. 61.
Net Earnings.
S49I 1891.
This result, however, would have been far greater
but tor the inability wagon teams to forward the
freight and passengers from the temporary to- minus
| in the mountains.
| The United States Government and the State and
Cities Of California have al led and fostered the
Great Enterprise that the company viii assume very
light annual Interest obligations, and will have the
following ample Resources at command for the Con-
| strnct0n: III 70 RI fNtH9l IN NJ IS ~
| DONATIONS in Lands, Bonds, Con- d,
sessions, etc, without lienl. $40 SEQ, 900
| CAPITAL sro- X, Net Earnings,
LOANS, tsGbor,Inate lieni .,.'... 1000 900
| u. S. SUBSIDY BONDS, y26 milSs,
FIRST MoRTG2GE BONDS. 49,, SS,5is GOO
Resources Arst 516 miles. 600. s75, s3A, 900
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are in sums
$1,000 each, with the semi-annual god coupons at
ar far col fnr fha nroc o..fa f
% Per cent and accrued interest from July 1st in
currency, at which rate they yield nearly NINE
PER CENT. upon the investment.
These Bonds, authorized by the Pacific Railroad
Congress, issued only the work progress
es, and to The same extent Only the Bonds granted
by the Government; and are the prior lien upon the
whole valuable property furnished by the above Re-
sources They possess special assurances aud adyaI-
iages ovtr other CorpoIate securities, and are des-
World, from their unusual ATTRACTIONS of safety,
soundness and profit.
Conversions OF GIvernment Securities
Central Pacific First Mortgage
Now realize for the holders
FROM TWELVE no EIGHTEEN PER CENT.
l. 20 ADVANTAGE. 4sffaf
With the same rate of Interest.
az Bonds can be obtained through the subscribers
Descriptive Pamphlets, Maps and Information can
be had at the t 7h"t $500.
Omee Of abe q II. q. %. Co., No "a Will
Hmm -, N. aud Of
Fisk * Hatch,
ssankers and Dealers in Cow. SECURITIES,
Financial Agents of ihe G. y. n. 10. Co.,
No. Nassau Street, N. Y.
II AND OF
Brewster. street g Co., Boston.
1 JllO3m
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q w. B. LUNT.


VIE subject for discussion at the meeting of the
Mercantile Library Association, this SATURDAY
evening, November 30th, is a. follows:
ResoI0ed-That the Prohib;tory Liquor Law of 1858
win the so-ealled "ImprisoBmenL Amendment Of
1861, is better calculated to advance the cause OF
temperance, and suppress The liquor traffic, under
the execution OF an efficient State Constabnlary,
than the most efficient license law that e0uld he s
yised. al - ~ ~
alive. Ss
w The public are cordi lily invited to attend.
Per Orier Chairman on Debates
November &c. DIT
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ORIN HAWKES. & Co. keep great variety of
( Gents Furnishing Goods at 292 Congress st