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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

Ano cleveland Plaindealer urges the selec-
tloh OF cleveland as the place to hold the next
Democratic National Convention and cows
that prominent gentleman aoreo - 800 :
grand temple" to be used by the eo,,.o...:o.,
Ex-President Pierce, the New -
papers say, has signifed his willnrnasr n'.e
subscribe 5000 for the coming political co.,
paign. He appears TO have q lively apprac;a-
ton of the one vote that was thrown for him
IN the State Convention, as candidate for gov
ernor.
washington rumors are just now remarka
Oily persistent-for Washington rumors-iI
oeciarlng that Gen. Mcclellan will be appoint
Ell secretary OF War. If that important posi-
ton is TO be Kept vacant until Mcclellan can
decide whether he is willing 10 accent II ibe
suffiX, I'D interim, will become a regular mar,
of the designation of the incumbent. He can.
not even decide whether to come home or not
He was to sail in the Scotia" but Changed
his mind''
A Chicago correspondent of the New Yorl
Times says that Thad SGevens's letter on the
currency has created much surprise. The
opilioh Is quite prevalent that he had better
MAKE haste and die and thus save his reputa
ton.
ING gus insists that amendment of tn G
constitution is revolutionary" That il good
"insurreetionary' would be better.
"Who amongst us" says vallandel,am in
his speech TO the Democrats of Kno,
Ohio, has not within the past six yearS
toned in his heart whether the peonia q i'le
capable of selfgovernment?" That is honest
We have always maintained that the Demo.
Gratis were Tories at heart.
Extremes meet. The Bangor Democrat
says tae New York Tribune's prediction that
Grant will be worse defeated next year than
Gen. Scott ia 1862, is right for once''
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

The two great necessities oflife are food and
clothing, and of these we suppose it may as
we'll be granted that the former is the more
imperative in its demands Hunger we are
told, viii break through stone walls, while Ma
kednes is o. ers amet t hpa at gfhnS nats sr 81
things, therefore, that Portland should first
become distributing point for provisions and
subsequently for dry goods. Her position,
with the West Indies on the one hand and the
Great West on the other, made her naturally
depot for West India goods and. since the
construction of the Atlantic and st. Lawrence
railroad for breadstuffs and provisions. The
trade of Maine and of the maritime British
Provinces began to converge here With the
new and short route to the West which will
before many years be opened, with the Europe
an and North American railway linking us
to New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, and with
the natural increase of our steam facilities for
coastwise trade, there is no doubt that saying
nothing of European shipments, there wilt be
in the near future immense increase of
business at this point -t'....sit-
Meanwhile the distribution of food brings
customers here with other needs. The dry
goods business, the shoe and leather trade the
trade i'll hats and caps, have within compare
lively short time grown to wholesale dimen-
sions. The division and subdivision of BUSH
ness marks especially the rapid growth of the
city. New branches of trade are constantly
appearing. Last year, for instance, before the
fire, such firms as Woodman, True & Co..
Deering, Niilliten and Co. though doing a
heavy business in dry goods, were also jobbing
ready made clothing Since the fire they have |
al L. LII.
dropped the latter branch of the business, and |
customers are now referred for ready made |
goods to comparatively new houses, such as |
Geo. w. Rich & CO., j I. Lewis &, Co. |
Both these firms make their own goods so |
that the subdivision marks not only an in |
crease of trade but an increase of manufactur
les, and at the same time our merchants are |
able to offer customers better bargains. saw |
ing one profit which under the old arrange
ment went to che mddcmen. Under these cir
cumstances, with an advantage in rents and in |
irelghts, there IS no reason why the new busi- |
ness should not thrive, ifitis properly adyer- |
used. The demand along the coast for oiled
goods and sesmen's outfits is already consider
aoie, and the country ira de is growing There
is stiil room for further subdivisions Custom
work, which is still done by our manufactur-
ers OF clothing, will have to be dropped one of
these days. ~ .....
Within few years--the Machias Union
saysive-Portland will buy all the fish ca ueht
in Maine and New Brunswick, and pay as
much for them as any other purchaser They
are wanted at the West, and Western products
are wanted aleng the Atlantic coast. It is the
business of Portland to make this and all sim
llar exchanges for the people who naturally
look to her to perform that office The time
has already come when the people of Maine
ano New Brunswick may Ego farther and
fare worse"
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
Portland and Vicinity
New Advertisements this Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Moth, Freckles and Tan.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Mechanics Hall-That Comical Brown.
Deering Hall-LaRue's Minstrels.
Dancing School-Mr. j. W. Raymond.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-W. G. Montgomery
Lap Robes-Harris.
Boots and Shoes-E. Nutter. .,, ,,o,otla
Portland Savings Bank Dividend payahie.
Last Trip oflho season-stmr; Milton Martin.
Real Estate for Sale-Ge9 IL. DAVIS 90.
Honse Tor Sale--Geo. II. Davis & Co.
Maine Wesleyan Seminary.
Steamer tor Sale.
Bankrupt Notice.
Situation Wanted.
Boarders Wanted.
10 Let-Store on Commercial Street.
Lost-Note of hand.
Peaches, &c.-Wm l. Wilson
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
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GEO W. TITcoMB, Sec'y.

THE OLD Folks CoNoERT.-Ag grand enter.
tainment was given by the Park Street Soce
ty at the closing of their fair last evening con
sisting of an Old Folks Concert, assisted by
the Portland Quartette Club. The music was
excellent and the costumes very antique. All
were highly pleased, and we think it ought fd
be repeated at the same place. GO
The Fair closed last evening, and, as we
should Judge, has been successful. The SPLEEN
did chair goes to Rev Mr.. Hewes, the worthy
pastor of Park Street Church, he receiving the
most votes. One of the sets of ieweIry was
drawn by Mr., Grin Hawkes., and the other by
Mr. Wescott Erwin Mcclellan, son of our late
Mayor, drew the beautiful picture. The watch
was not drawn when We left the hall ,l,a..'
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16


BROWNS CoNcERT.--Next Tuesday even;ng
Nov. 19thy THAT ComicaI Brown; ! - a,;ra
one OF his popular entertainments ~ un.,,an1
les Hall, when he will be assisted hv NJ VII
nam ware, the superb balladist, Mr.. Eus-
us anu '',e framed dog Seottie, whose inter
esths TRICKS are always greatly admired. There
IS no company travelling that draws the crowds
that this one does, and whenever they appear
in Portland standing room cannot be obtained
half an hour after the doors are open, 1t is an
amusing treat to enjoy two hours with Brown
while it is a whole entertainment to hear Hay-
ward sing one Of his favorite pieces.
The programme is varied and spicy, and
those who are fortunate enough to secure a
seat will have rich treat Tickets can be had
at the hall and at the City Hotel during the
day "hN@iF 7b3
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

HUNNIcUTT is certainly entitled to his fdue
as much as ifhe possessed the calm statesman
ship OF a Senator, instead of the excitability
Of a Southern editor, combined with not a lit
tie OF the bitterness OF u Union refugee. e The
Rebels Of Richmond have uuquestionably lied
most foully about him. lie has over and over
again denied the truth of reports concerning
his incendiary speeches, which have been so
industriously circulated at the North that
many good Republicans believe that he
breathes out nothing but threatenings and
slaughter We have before us a copy of his
daily paper in which he gives n" Word of Adj
vice. to the blacks. He tells those who have
been thrown out of employment to bear their
suiferngs and prosecutions with all possible
Christian patience and fortitude. When they
are revled and cursed he exhorts them not to
revile and curse in return; but TO be polite to
everyone, and avoid all disputing and quarrel
ling In fact the Parson breaches to his dusky
friends an admirable sermon, which is the far
thest possible removed from the Incorporate
harangues in which be is falsely reported to
indulge.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

SECOND PARISH FAIR-It is intended that
this Fair, which opens on Monday evening,
shall out-strip every thing of a similar charac-
ter ever got up in this city. In addition to the
usual concoInitants of Fair, they have, at
considerable expense, provided for an enter
tainment each evening State street and High
street churches are to have a hand in the mat
ter. and will each run the machine one even
ing Something entirely new is to be brought
out on this occasion, the parapharnaia of
which has been procured in Boston.
mat 1T will be q success from first to last we
hrihiy neheve, for it is in the hands OF one who
h"o"s 1fotoe to do it. The success and popu-
iar'ty OF the Freeimen's Fair were due in n
large measure, to the same individual energy
and talent q
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

SENATOR REvERDY JOHNSON has become al
most entirely blind in consequence of cata-
ract growing over each eye. The Washington
Chronicle says that il learns this sad news
with very great sorrow, and that no pubic
mau who has ever reached Mr.. Johnsons age
has enjoyed more OF the confidence and re-
spect OF his political opponents.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

WEsToN's ONE HUNDRED MILE FEAT.-A
dispatch from Buffalo Nov. IA, to the Provi-
dence Journal, says: lara e
Weston will leave here about six O'Clock to-
morrow morrow, morning. AS the road is bad and the
, miha anead, he will not attempt his hundred
miles heat until he reaches Erie"
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
A spprrNAp,,N WEpn,No NV

A SEPTENARIAN WEDDING. We road .. =,
yer weddings, when the parties hav, u ISL, s,,,
married d. SG years yS and of golden weddings
here is a case rarer still and we have no 49,,
for it. On the 9TH day of November. A ID
1867, at North Hampton, N H., the yenerabIe
Mr.. john Pike and wife celebrated The 70th an
niversary of their marriage. Mr.. Pike is near
ly 92 years old and is somewhat known. He
was formerly keeper of Fort McClary and he
is a brother of Joshua Pike who is mentioned
in the account of the Golden Birth Day Feast
at Hampto Portsmouth Chronicle.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

ThE UTICA Herald says that the duty of the
Republican party now is 'to tortify where VIC
stand." That il bad counsel. 1t was the MIC
Cleiiau policy precisely. 1t isno better III Poi-
itcs than in war If we should take inc her-
aid's advice. il would not be two years before
every principle in the Republican creed would
have become as obsolete rs those ut stake in
the War of the Roses; mot obsolete by ceas-
ingto be inst and right but by having been
realized aud consumniated by a progressive
party that would take up the good fight where
the, Republicans leftit. "Let us strive on in
the work we are in" 4air
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

LARCENY OF CLorHEs.-Thursday afternoon
elizabeth Mitchell was arrested for drunken
ness, when it was aseertained by some means
or other that she had been robbinc a clotbes-
line, aud some clue was gained OF the Mace
where the clothes We're deposited Yesterday
officer Burnbam succeeded in finding the bun-
die which contained sheets, pillow cases. shirts.
&c. They are now at the police station. Eli
zabeth is an old offender and has been in the
lookup seven times since the first of last Oc-
fOhpr iltl. .lIfIs
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
rnhfc DAREIY AND MAINE STATE
PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of FEES
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy and
Chisholm Bros, at Boston Depot and the train o.
q. M Curtis, and at Portland & Rochester Depot.
At BiddeiIrd. OF Pisbury Bros. s:, 4r5
At Saco OF i, S. Locke.
AT Brunswick, of w. r. Fields.
AT Watervile, of j. S. Carter. -,
At Gorham of News Agent.
At Bath of j. o. Shaw. .. ..Y
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

New Hoor SKIRT SToRE.-We are inform
ed that q. A. \: Moore & Co have just opened a
new store at No. 1913 Congress, with the hest
assortment Of hoop skirts in town. Those who
have examined their goods say their prices are
much below those of other dealars
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

i NATURE ia"s admit of no infringement;
the mind ana body both dispute the right to be
oyerworkked' Rarely, however, can bodily i'll
be found resulting from undue exposure, that
viii not .sueenmb to that magic pain-killer,
American Liie Drops. Used externally or in
ternally Sold by Gresham & "a
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

ON ExHIBITIoN.--Most beautiful worsted
work, through the day Saturday only, con
sistingot slippers, ottomans, screens ond chair
patterns.N Let all ladies visit them. at Davis &,
Co.'s, 10 Clapp's block.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

FoRNEY is so far from being defaulter that
he has a balance of $4,000 standing TO his
credit. As Secretary OF the Senate be acts as
paymaster to the Senators, draws their pay
and disburses the money for this and contn-
gent expenses; but it does not appear that any
of the Senator'S have allowed him to retain the
custody of their cash for any length Of time OF
that there are Irregularities in his accounts
which warrant any suspicion of dishonesty
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

WE counsel all mankind, FIRST, to take our
paper, and secondly, to use the Steam Refined
Soaps. The former for the mind, the latter for
the body, washtub and house-a comprehensive
and wholesome prescription.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

STATE CONSTABLE JONES, of Massachusetts,
has cut down the number OF his deputies tt
sixty-two, the minimum force provided for by
the statute 44
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

RAILROAD MEETTNG- A meeting of the cti-
tzens of Baldwin and vicinity was holden at
West Baldwin on Thursday, Nov. 14th,. 1867 -
Wilder Bowers, Esq, was called to the chair
and Geo. w. Titeomb appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was to raise a COM
mittee to co operate with committees from 9TH
er towns, to secure a33preliminary survey
through the town of Baldwin. On motion of
H. S. Thompson, . committee of three was
chosen, consisting of E. g. Noble, .. II. Milf
ken and G. f. Burnell, to cooperate as above.
On motion, tho proceedings was ordered to lie
sent to the leading Portland papers for publ
cation. - - - - FL Ga y
Meeting adjourned sine die
GEO W TITcnNR Snc'u
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

SUPERIOR CoURT-We are glad 10 Learnt ha =
another movement is going on amonr ,I,a
gentlemen of the legal profession to have on
intermediate Court established in this COUNTY
similar in juris diction to the Superior Court of
Boston. This will take all cases above 800 in
amount and under $500, and which constitute
one half of all the entries upon the docket of
the Supreme Judicial Court
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

NOTE Of hand signed by VIM. Lowell, anu an
"A doi sed by j. L: Patten, for the OF $3.50 due
Dec 20, 1867, payable at any Bank in PortlandI
gotating the same. M SEES la. :
:. ,o,- $50 IDS ~. JAS. L. PATTEN.
NOV 10, ioo'' -Hatfoa# F...., no16d1ws
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

a GOOD, Experienced woman, TO do genera ei1sl
otic,. 7 = :" I'i Novt6-d1ws
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

GsY-FTrst Page to-cJdy-A Proposition from
Manufacturers; Circumstantial account of the
Murder ON board The Ship Fearless, by Capt.
Drew; Varieties. fEs.,sf,
Fourth Page-rhe Lost Princess, an Ice
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

CONSUMPTION AND THROAT DrsEAsRs
Many important eases of consn,nn,;c,, -
been readily cured by DIR. Niorse's co,1 Ma;
,''''u in"''''t'o,, after they had become hope
,.s' "n' ,"'ufap'e by any other process. DR..
WIN give tue names of such as have been
cureu !" any one who may wish to know them.
DR.. Morse is at No. Deering street Portland
Maine. fH yea 49,. .,r,a, =, '''.''
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
ROarders Wanted.
Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can be accommo-
"A dated with a pleasant front room, or two
thtee single gentlemen with board at 21i Free at.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

slcCALLAR at 80 Middle street, Casco Bank
building is selling splendid firs, just the thing
for this cold weather See advertisement and
give him a call AtsssEl 1GIlf 5isDl Z
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16


FRIDAY.-State vs.. Joseph Il. MackiU, for lascvious
behavior FouDd guilty and sentenced TO thirty days
in the House of Correction Respondent appealed to
the Supreme Judicial Court and gave suretes in the
sum OF 500 for his appearance the next term of
the same. Williams tor State. o'Donnell Tor de-
fendant.
State VS.. Catherine Denee and John Landers, for
assault amt battery. The complainant having re-
ceived full satisfaction account of assault and bat
tery the case was dismissed.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

HE Physicians of Cumberland county will
meet IN this city on Tuesday next, at Me chan
les Hall, at II O'clock A. NJ, to form a County
Medical Society. fael1apt. ~.3q .ssf1
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

ATTENTION is called to the inducements Of
fered those in want of houses, by Geo. r. Da-
Wis &Co, dealers in real estate. See their adj
vertisements E/7-,4 S5'N NA
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
Lost

~ incIudino Cellar Ground Floor and Loft, all 2
by 81 feet. Rent $500. Enquire al STORE fts..
Novt uher Ia d2ws aE' ".N FH .....
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

PERIoDIcALs-Gode Ladies' Book for De-
cember has been received at the bookstores of
Messrs Bailey & Noyes and Hall L. Davis,
Exchange street; Short & Loring corner of
Free and Center streets G. r. Chisholm &
Brother, No. 307 Congress street and at the
Grand Trunk depot Also at the music and
periodical store of f. G. Andrews, No. 36 Cen
tire street; Mt the periodical depot of Messrs
Fessenden Brothers, Lancaster Hall, and the
fancy store of w. d. Robinson, Exchange
$3.50
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

onS HAYNES s. Co. have a full line of
business suits, just received, at 1872 Congress
n4
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.


The only reliable remedy for those hro,,,, .,;..,
aIions on the race called Moth Patches Frectlss I'D
Tan, is PERRY's MOTH AND FREcKLE T0r, anu
Prepared only BY DIR. B. G. PERRY Derma,o,ru4;ss.'
40 Bond street, New Yark. Sold by all Drun"ists y;
Portland, and elsewhere. Beware of imitatafion III
November 10. NJ WSeS3m .ss.sa.--''
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
WALKER HOUSE.


OCTOBER TERM.-TAPLEY, j.. PRESIDING.
FRIDAy.-The Court came in and various motions
were heard and final entre1 made upon the docket.
Several cases were heard By he presiding Judge and
several divorce cases were decided. ID.
Nancy Allen VS.. Joel Allen. Charge, desertion.-
Divorce deereed.
Alice Grant,. libellant. w. Stephen Grant. Libel
for divorce. Divorce decreed, and respondent or
ered to pay $40 30 to the Sheriff. as trustee for the
benefit OF the child, and $3.50 per week to the wife
for assisting in the care and nursing OF the child.
Mary S. Pickett Hbcllant, VS. VIM. Pickett. Libel
for divorce Divorce decreed, and $500 instead OF
alimony to libellant -
In the case of Thompson VS.. Inhabitants of Bridg-
ton-an action to recover soldiers bounty offered
by the town-whch went mp to the mll Conrt re-
port, the opinion OF the Court received ordering
Judgment for defendants.
Hale. Harmon,
Strout a Gara .
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

REV. DIR. CARRUTHERs, who has been alb
sent from this city for five weeks, has returned
and will resume his services tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
Price $500.

The Goods described in the fol-
lowing list are not ShOp-wOrD, nor
old styles; but fresh Goods from
the BEST Manufacturers in New
England and New York Bought
for CASHa and to be
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

A Coon lDEA.-In the county wing of the
city edihce, the spacious room in the third
story is to be finished and furnished for court
room, wherein to hold the Criminal Terms of
the Supreme Court. This is wise movement,
for it is often necessary to hold both civil and
criminal courts at the same time.
Il. G. ANDREWS, at his school book, music
and periodical depot No. Sc Centre street, OPP
posite Lancaster Hall, has received the Inns
trated and sporting newspapers for the coming
week. All the monthly periodicals are on his
counter as soon as published.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

RUBIoFEL,r estoresy the glow of childhood to
the complexion. oct1S2aw
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

a FINE lot of Havana oranges at Perkins
candy store. isesAs
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
: 7 z IT. IT, q
M a RI n Il n EWS.
PORT OF PoRTLANp.
Friday. November IS.

{ Friday. November is.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood. New York. ~
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
Eastport Tor Boston.
Br G Abstainer, tBr) Feftis, Windsor, Ms.
Brig Eta Tucker, Tucker, Boston.
Sch Free Wind -, Ebzabethport. 81 q % z
Sch Ellen Merriman. Hamilton Boston.
Sch Edinbufg tl'rt Barrett, ST George. NIB.
Sch Lizzie Guptill, Spaulding, RockIaud.
Sch Hesperus, Conary, Boston. Assn
Sch Oscar, Maock, Eastport--J Knight.
+ SAILED-Bar,i,'es Sarah Hale, and Triumph:
brgs Manson, Cascatelle. Atlas Circassian, kenne-
Lee, Sarah Peters. YORK: schs Harriet Baker,
q Clark, W Gem, Alice u, and Others
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

A SPLENDID lot of Catawba grapes at Per-
kin's candy store, Morton block. fI-A
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

ksgn "a DISTRICT OF MAINE q. -..-f'-.
IN the matter Of Josiah Barieigh, Bankrupt in Bank
raptcy. 'r.lN'' -
This Is TO give notice, that petition has beer
presented TO the Court this foarteent tn cay OF
November, by Josiah Bnrleigh OF Portland, = Bank
rnpt, praying that he may be decreed to have full
discharge nom all his debts provable under the Bank
II ne X nrp 49, ~ .e ~, ~ sau SUTTON,
upon the same, on the thirteth day OF December A
- loo.' before the Court in Portland in said Dis
Pupsned IN the Portland Weekly Star and the Port
au Daiy fress, ne spapers printed In said Dstret
ohce week ior three weeks, said notices In 10
m the weekly edition OF said Portland Press and
that all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest, may appear at said time
and lace, and show cause if any they have WIN th
prayer OF said petition should NOT be granted.
VIM. p. PREBLE
Clerk of District Court for said District
nOv16dnoyI6&23
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
WanIell.

A SITUATION in a Wholesale Grocery or Com
N mission House, hy a young man who has had
two years experience in the Commission Business
Will take any position that Will pay his board f,r
the present. Good references furnished 80
--- Address HW c..
hoV'o'St .......... Box 1858, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
FOREIGN PORTS.

AT Manila Sd uIt, ship Sooloo, Hutchinson, from
New York. b. .a
Cid at Malaga 2eth ult barque Young TUX Small.
Boston. HEF
At Havre 3Oth ult, ships j A Stamler. Samson.
for New York 10Th inst; Freeman Clark Small nnc
and others. 900 atI 8sfai ef4t.,- +. = =
Ar at Rio Janeiro 9th ult, ship Cynosure. Blowers.
Cardiff 81 days.
Ar at Pernambuco 9th ult, brig Mary Rice, Rice.
Baltimore.
Sid I'm Havana I'D inst, brig VIM Parks, Sim
mons, Philadelphia = - - =
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
MARRIED.
DIED.

In Westbrook. Now II, Mary E., daughter of ID. A.
and Abby b. Mariner, aged years Z months. a !.
In Auburn. Nov. IL, Martha Staples aged 96 years
9 months -
In kenduskeag Oct %, Miss Lizzie daughter of
Nelson Savage, aged 20 years.
In Bath, Nov. IL, Col. Thos. ID. Robinson, aged 70
years / MONTHS ~ a I'll
In Bath, Nov. H. Mr.. CHRISTOPHER Gushing aged
40 years months.
In Freedom Oct. %, Frank W., son OF Stephen
Strout, aged is years. f
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
For Sale ON Rrockett street.

a.. A fine two and a half-story BRICK. RESI-
il:::I DENCE, containing twelve rooms; all in COM
house warmed by furnace; gas throughout Lot GO
x9O Terms easy. Posses don given Immediately.
Apply to GEO. r.. DAVIS a. CO..
nov16dw Dealers in Real Estate.
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