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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13
IRE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday. November I2.

-' Tuesday. November 12.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New brunswick, Winchester, st John
via Eastport tor Boston.
Irig Alaretta Bibber Boston.
Brig George " Morris. tBr) Morris, Boston for
ParTsboio Ms.
Sch Albert Jameson, Candage, New York.
Sch Olive Avery, Wilson, New York.
Sch Fairfield. VerIill, Boston.
Sch Islander. (Br Curry, River Phlllippi, Ms.
Schs Geo w Pierce, Prout, Bay Chaleur-2SO bbls
mackerel; kegalia Pnkham, do so do; Waterfall
Cameron, do 100 do; E X Dresser, Reed, do 20 do.
Sch Adeline Adams, johnson Harpswell.
Sch U ) Graut, Smith, PASSPORT for Boston.
Sch Speedwell, ingalls,, Boston for PASSPORT
CLEARED.
schs Alec D, Parker, and VIM Gem. Alley,
Sch Gcorgiana. tBr) McCarran, st John. NIB
Sch Senator Grimes, Cove, Eastport-R q York.
Sch Elizabeth Is, Hogan, BeIiast--Kyan 81 Davis.
r.-.ln From Merchants Exchange.
Br sch Grape Shot, Capt Ingalls, from Boston OF
and for Grand Mcuan, NIB. was picked up last Sat-
urday, off Little River, her beam ends, with all
her sails set and 10 one on board. Crew supposed 10
be lost. Vessel lowed into Cutler.
From, I,ranch 0Gce Western Union Telegraph.
Cid at Philadelphia 18th, Daraue iona Chase. for
Antwerp.
Ar at Charleston 10th inst, brig Potomac, from
LAUNcUED-At Searsport LIST inst. from the yard
Of John Carver brig o. 400 TONS named Annie
mand her, and others. She will load at Bangor Tor
Baltimore. -Aa
At Brewer nth. from the yard OF Cakes & D0ane,
brig OF 2l2 tens, named Ellen Maria, owned by
parties in Bangor and Capt Hoxie, who will com
mand her. Rates AL seven years.
Also, 18TH inst, from Wilson's yard, schr Of 200
tons, named Henry III Seayey, owned by parties in
Bangor and 10 be commanded by Capt Lee Rates
Al Tor seven years. -as..
SHIPBUILDlNG-N q Iichborn. at Stockton. will,
launch about the MIDDLE OF December. q baruue of
200 tons, rating Al tor seven years, owned by the
builder and Others Of Stockton. and 10 be command
ed by Capt VIM Hichbotn. .
Colccrd 81 Mudgett, at Stockton, viii lannch In
december, brig 400 tons, which is Tor sale. Hard
wood bottom and copper fastened. ffi
VIM Mctiivery, at Searsport, has commenced ON
q ship Of 1900 tons, to be of next year.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

CoiEswoRTHY, at his store on Exchange
street mas a hne assortment of photographs of
the gallant General Phil Sheridan, well
framed He also keeps constantly on hand q
great variety OF fancy articles. In connection
with his store he has large room in which he
manufactures and fits frames This work he
makes a speciality and gives great dissatisfaction
to his customers
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

November chill blaws loud wi angry SUCH p
with these November winds come all the all
mehts common to Northern winter; bottle
OF American Life Drops, curing Coughs and
Colds healing sore throat, and. by outward APP.
pfcation, killing all local pain, should always
be kept on hand. Sold by Crosman & Co
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

r NJ B. ATTENrIoS.-There will be special
meeting of the Portland Mechanic Blues Asso
citation at their Armory, on Wednesday eve
ning, Nov. 18th, at halfpast Z o'clock. Every
member is requested to be present, as i,npor-
tant business will come before them.
nov12d2t Per order
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MARISIED.

In Bridgton, Nov. 9, by Rev. g. f. Cobb, John A.
win -
L. IN bowdoip, Nov. Z, VIM II. Tarr and Martha b.,
uausnler OF VIM. Wilson,
ami IN MTarulaer Nov. L. George L. Smith, OF Bath,
anu ~, ppin ,ret a. Whitney, ofG CETs0.
Smn m.s'oh' nov. B. Joseph II. Goodwin and Olive
.idere " Tnngdale Nov. 3, Charles H. Wills and
A'oeri L. hockwood, both of Augusta
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

MEFEoRIe SHowER--It will be we'll to look
Tor the meteoric shower tonight, for if it comes
anything near in grandeur to that of 1888. it
will be worth setting up week to see. We
would suggest that the police give some notice
if the spectacle comes off. eNW
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

An Ess1ytor YaUa5 Men, on Physiological Errors.
Abuses and Diseases, inc dent to Youth and Early
Manhood, which create mpediments TO MARRi-
AGE, with sure means OF relie Sent in sealed let
ter envelope tree OF charge Address, DIR. d. Skill
LIN lIOUGHT0N, Howard Association. Philadel-
phia, Pa Sept 26-d&w3m sN
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements shis Day.

49, AUCTION coLUAIN.
Sheriff Sae-F. o. Bailey.
Special Notice.. NJ Patten & Co
Alabaster Goods, &c.-E. NJ Patten & Co.
Real Estate-E. NJ Patten x Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Ladies' Seminary C. O Parker. ~
Observation-Disclosures, Sargent a. Co.
Little Pitcher Stories-Wm. n Hill Jr.. d. DO.
Steamer for Sale.
Situation Wanted
Dissolution--O. #. Allen q Co
Situation Wanted.
Coat Makeis Wanted-G. w. Rich 81 Co.
Spectacles Lost.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

SALE OF REAL EsTATE-The Beckett lot. on
the corner of Congress and Franklin streets
containing about 5000 square feet, was sold at
auction yesterday by +. o. Bailey for $6,775.
1t was struck off to James McGlinchy, proba-
bly, for BiShoD Bacon ZAP
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

bUILDINd.--Judging from appearances, there
IS now more building going on outside the
burnt district than for number of years be-
fore. On all the principal streets up town
dwelling houses are going up, and many addi-
tlons and improvements are being m ade to
those already constructed ~.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH.-The front of
the First Baptist Church, on Congress street,
is now finished, and it presents a fine appear
ance. tits mostly of Connecticut brown stone
and is in the form called "rubble work, or in
the rough state. We think the committee
nave shown good taste in the erecting of this
splendid construction SO far
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

CUMBERLAND COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So
eiETY.-Attle annual meeting of the Cum
berland county Agricultural Society. the cleo
tive offices of the Society were filled as fol-
Observation-Disclosures +. Perley Naples;
Vice Presidents-Frederiek Lowell, standish f;
George w. Woodman, Portland; Moses Fogg
Gorham; Treasurer-Joseph C. Moves. Port
land; Secretary-Samuel Dingley, Gorbam.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

Sch belmont, Of Portland, at Savannah from New
York. had heavy weather on The passage, split sail
and broke ibboom.
Sch Globe at Newburyport from Elizabethport
with coal, while working up the river Monday, got
ashore at Black Kock and came OFF leaky. She ar
rived at N full of water.
Particulars OF the recent hurricane at st Thomas
have been received: Ship Chas Sprague IL a total
loss, and IL Of the crew lost their lives. The sh
registered 7l6 tons. built at Kennebunk in 1851
and owned In New York.
Barque Aberdeen, from Newport, Il. with coal
party disclarg d. driven ashore and Is badly
damaged. She registered 9i3 tons, rated Ala was
built at Bath In lssi, where she was owned by A
Lambert ~ Co.
Brig Mecosta, ldg Tor New York. lismasted and
otherwise damaged. She registered 500 tons, was
built at Gouldsboro in 1876, ard owned at Boston.
Brig Nellie Gay, just arrived, dsmasted and 9th
erwise damaged,-w built at Millbrdge in 1866
registered 1879 tons. owned by W Sawyer, and 9th
ers, and was insured in New York.
Sch Clinton, Capt Holmes, from New York, was
sunk
Two tug foats and all the lighters were destroyed
together with number Of other vessels.
rife lighthouse destroyed and about 800 bOdief
have been picked up and buried
Barque Esther. O Portland. blown of IRON
SoInbrero Island and dismasted. She bad succeed
ed in getting into st Thomas.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13
~ WALKER HOUSE.


~ JUDGE KINGSBURY PRESIDING. 1I-I
TUEsDAY.-State VS.. William Fulton, for making
noise in the street and disturbing the peace. Pleo
not guilty Decision reserved one week The COM
plant was made by Mr.. Rand, who, according 70
t''~ testimony, mas cunsideraD trouble Win the
boys, and who evidently allows little things to trou-
BILE him. The Judge recalled to his mind the fine
when he, Ran was boy, and after giving good adj
vice, allowed Fulton his liberty until the decision
fSymonds for State Carleton for defence.
Joseph H. Machin, lascivious behavior. Case con-
tnued to Friday, and respondent recognized for his
behavior. O'DOnnell for defence
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13
MEncANr1nE LIBRARY Lrcrunrsl

MERCANTILE LIBRARY LECTURES. - The
course of lectures to be given under the aus
pices of the Mercantile Library Association
opens this evening at City Hall with an ad
dress from the accomplished scholar and bril-
liant orator, Hon. Charles Sumner. The sub
ject of Mr.. Summers lecture is an answer to
the question, "Are we a Nation?" and no one
who knows anything of his powers can doubt
that it will be handled ina mastery manner.
The Association have laid out course of
lectures for this winter which bids fair to be
the most attractive ever offered here. The
names of Curtis, Chaplin, Beecher, Cough.
Gen. Sickles, and others, are already announced
as among the speakers secured; others of equal
distinction are expected, and there is every
reason to believe that reading by Charles
Dickens will be included in the course It is
highly desirable, in view of these unusual at
fractions, that persons wishing to obtain sea-
son tickets should secure them as early as pos
sible, as the call for them is greater than on
any previous year A concert by the Portland
Band will be given previous to the opening of
each lecture.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13
Wednesday Morning, November q, 1867.

Ess-First Page today The Alabama Con-
vention; Political Attitude OF Pfohlbitionsis
in Maine; American Credit Abroad; Varic-
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

WEsTBRooK SEMINARY.-The closing exer-
cises OF the fall term at the Westbrook Semi
nary yesterday afternoon, were very interest
ing. We cannot publish the names of all
those who then distinguished themselves but
can say in speaking of the whole that the ora
IONS and essays were very fine, and the selec-
tlHis gave evidence of great taste. The mu-
sic, under the direction of Miss Starbrd of tbis
city, was excellent t
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

The president of the National Labor Con-
gress viii send to Washington this>winter a
petition bearing the names of 100000 persons
IN favor of an eight-hour law
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

Fourth Page Two Loves; Japanese Joiners
aud their Tools, Curious Turkish Superstition;
a Novel marriage.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

The PEDESTRIAN FEvER.-On Monday a
New York pedestrian, Seth w. Payne, started
TO walk from that city to San Francisco in 100
DAYS
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

THE Pope AND THE GARIBALDIAN PRISON
ERs.-On the 10th of October, says the Pail
Mall Gazette, the Pope went to Fort st. An
gelo and presented himself to the Garibaldan
prisoners, who received him on their knees in
profound silence. The interview is further de-
scribed as follows: esd
Looking round on the party-about two hum
dred IN number-the Holy Father said BE
hold him whom your Generals call the YAM
pyre OF Italy. Is il against me you have all
taken up arms? And what do you see? A
poor old man. The Pope then drew nearer
aud addressed several of the prisoners person
ally, saying, you, my friend, have lost your
shoes and you your shirt, and your coat and
your hat. All well, L shall see you are pro-
yided for, and then L shall send you away to
your homes, only shall ask you first as Cath
olics to make spiritual retirement for my
sake. You know my dear friends, that it is
the Pope himself who asks this of You"
The Garibadians were deeply moved by this
address and pressed forward TO kiss the cross
bordering the Pope's robes, when the Holy
Father gave them his benediction. r.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

CAPT. j. 1. STEVENS WILL.-The will of J.
L. Stevens, of Gorham, contested last week.
was admitted to probate Monday by Judge
Waterman u
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13
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The basis of its remedial properties is vegetable
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IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S
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1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft.
lustr0us and silken.
1t is a speended hair dressing m
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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

ADMITTED TO PRACTICE Yesterday in the
U. >. District Court, Charles r. Whittier, of
Calais, was admitted to practice. Monday,
Messrs. John d. Stetson, of Lewiston, and
Percival Bonney, of Portland, were admitted.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

THE PARK.-W orkmen are constantly en-
gagged in grading and setting out trees in the
Park. The fence is nearly finished and is sub
stantial and ornamental. There are already
some seventy fine trees standing there
The Jewish rite of circumcision was observ-
ed in this city last week. by rabbi from Bos-
ton This is probably the first time it was ever
performed in Maine
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIyfn1l e. Mo Era.I<sald

IILLOu &c MCIUftU7lU,
Desire to call the attention to the fact that more than
%
OF their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION In the
late fire. Parties desringa
FIRST RATE SAFE.
at a MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
EMERY * WAREHOUSE
Middle Street, Portland.
DR. al no Sudbury Street, Boston.
- -Second-h hand Safes taken in exchange for SALE
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at
tached to Tilton & McFarland's Safes can order OF
Emery, Waterhous0 IS Co. ft' ttg
Jan 15-SN1stw in each mO&a adv remainder OF time
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Valencia 22d nit, ship PIeades, Wood, from
CalaO.
Ar at Malaga 23d ut, briggs Gilmore Meredith
Ayres Rotterdam j Mcintyre, Haskell, Denia
18th, Virginia, Wood, Port Mahon.
AT Montevideo 2sth ult barque Annie NJ 0ray
Gray. for New York, dg and others.
Ar at Buenos Ayres 10th nit, brig C NJ Goodrich.
Look, Savannah.
In port 25ih. barque. Juan Pearson, Morse. ior
New York, ldg; and Others.
Ar at Rio Janeiro SEPT 2S, brig M w Norwood
Washburn, Pensacola via Pernambuco land saiioj
9Th ult tor Monteydeo) Oct 3, Fidelia White. from
Buenos Ayres. mum
Sid Sept 70, baraue Georgiana, Reed. Nav voyL
2sth, ship Ella Thayor Ihomp on Nv rr,a YIN
Oct Sd, ship VIM II Prescott Batcheider. San Fran
cisco. M ran
N In port 9TH uit, ship Juliet Trundy Perry. from
baltimore for San Francisco repg: Premier Mar,;
anew, 40 Tor do brig Abby Cliford, Clifford, unc
Ar at Havana % inst, brig Amon Rovel Davis.
st George, NE ""o"' D"'N'
Ar at Matanzas sth inst, baraue Stampede Jew
Portland N' - -
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

A STRANGER" makes strange suggestion
through the columns of the Argus, to wit, that
the city fathers have the streets in sohich thy
stand painted on all the city Lamps The City
Council holds its session in Market Square and
may properly enough be said to sit there, and
perhaps this is what a Stranger means. But
why put Market Square" on all the Lantern $?
Would it not be better proposition to put on
the names of the streets in which then standq
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13
! .Hale,s Armicn Ointn,e,.t
Batchelor,s Hair Dvc.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best i'm the world.
The only true and perfect DIE Harmless, Reliable
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects of Bad Dyes. Inyigorates the hair, leaving
IT soft and beautiful. The genuine is signed VIZ
Tam 4. Bdtcheior. All others mere limitations.
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perlumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
4F Beware ofa Counterfeit.
November TO-. 1866 d1ysn
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13
SPOKEN.

Aug %, lat :, Ion % w, barque Clara. of Sears
port, from Bangor for Buenos Ayres. " scans
Oct 1s, lat Al, Ion IL, baroue Ahb;s NJ p.o,L,;n
from Bordeaux for New Orleans ~ f'aN~"''
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13
Long Sought For!
oa Come at Last f!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found ior sale by all city
Druggists and first class Country Grocers. f
As a MEDICINE Mans Wine is invaluable, beiae
among the BEST tpt the best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, manufactured from the purt
juice OF the berry, and unaduterated by any impure
Ingredient, we can heartily recommended 1t to the
sick as MEDICINE. sse.ers-ra.- AZ -
"Fo the days OF the aged ii addcth length,
10 the mighty it addeth strength"
lis q balm for the sick, joy for the we'll
Druggists and Groeers buy and sell q.
MAINS ELDER u ERRV WINE.1
nov an de.utf
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13
Why Suffer- from Sores ?

When. by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. Ithas relieved thousands
from Burns, .Sctids, Chapped Hands, Sprains Cuts
Hounds, and ecery Complaint Of the Skin. fry ii,
as it costs but 20 cents. Be sure to ask tor
Ftals tHdEe's aAfnicG Ointment, 10
For sale by all druggists, send your address anil
81 cents to D. Z. SEYMOUR 81 CO., Boston, Mass,
and receive a box by return mail w. r. Phillips a.
Co.. agents for Maine. april261ysn
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

HARPER's, BAzAR.--The fourth number of
this beautiful journal Of fashion has been re-
ceiyed at the periodical depot Of Messrs. Fes-
sender Brothers, Lancaster Hail. qs
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13
ANNUAL MEETING OF rHEI A. r. Asse

MANUAL MEETING OF THE /. A. r. AssoCIA-
TIoN-On Monday, Nov. 18th, the fifth annual
meeting of the Irish American Relief Associa-
ton took place for choice of officers, and re-
suited in the election Of the following gentle
men:-
President-Wiliam McAleney; Vice Presi-
dent--James Cunnine CHAM; Recording Seere
tary-James f, Marchall; Corresponding Sec
straightforward O'Connor; Bookkeeper-
John III. McCue; Treasurer-William Me-
laugh; Board OF Trustees-Thos. Hassett, Pat
rick Carr, JAS. Connellan, b. Wren, Robert
Dow, Edward Burns, r. Il. buddy; Investi-
eating Committee-Chas Mullin, John Gro
nan, William Fl. Kaler, II. r. Parker, Thos
Crane JAS. E. MAIcHALL, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

A PRETTY PAINTING.-We saw yesterday in
the window of Geyer, on Free street, an oil
painting of wild flowers by G E. Bradbury, of
Salmon Falls, Buxton. Nestled in among the
cluster is pretty little birds nest, in which
are five blue eggs. 1t is beautiful thing, and
shows great genius. Mr.. Bradbury is now
making the painting of wild flowers special
ty, and with great success we believe, as he
finds ready sale for his works in Boston, New
York and Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

IHE AMERICAN NArURALIsT.--A considera-
Die portion OF the November member of this
magazine is occupied by the annual address of
'ne resident of the American Association for
INC enhancement of Science, delivered at the
burlington meeting in August last. The theme
Oh rrolessor Newberry's address is The Meth
DDS ana Tendencies of Modern Scientific In
vestigation, and it is paper of mu n interest
A good deal Of interesting natural history and
other scientific miscellany will also he found
in this number Published by the ESSEX In
stitute, Salem; for sale by Short & Loring.
The AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE,
for November, has a continuation of the article
on odd and New Homes;" suggestive paper
on the Cultivation of Small Fruits as an EN-
pioyment for Women some useful hints on
the cultivation of Pansies, and a variety of
other flowers as well as fruits, and the usual
Notes and Gleanings. "-Tilton & Co Boston
FREE BArHs-The joint standing commit
tee, OF the Boston City Council, on bathing
and public water, report that during the last
season, the total number of baths given are
8O7 POI, as follows Men bathers, 1852 boy
oathers, 57S,17G; women bathers, 24,376; girl
pathers, 1882. The cost of twelve bathing es-
'aoiishments is $2l 457 10; and the average cost
Vi each bath given is two and one half cents.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13
per steamer City of York;

Ar al Shields 18th, John Sidney, Bartlett, Hayre,
u u Rogers mate, died Of lockjaw 2sthl 9
SID lm Tralee 25th, Eastern State, Hapin'ior dai-
weston.
Sid I'm Batavia Sept II, Mhambra, Moulton, for
Oh ribon.
Ar at Port Nation 18th uit, Martina a Berry. Chase
New York: 18th Gen Berry, Watts, CallaO.
Sid 18th, Renshaw, Smith, Tarragona.
Ar at Oporto 22d ult, Goodwin, Coffin, New York.
Sid i'm Bordeaux 26th ult Rome, Moses Ruenns
Ayres. - /; ...F I =
New York. ~
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13


DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE.-Old Dartmouth APP
pears to be flourshing under The administra
ton of Mr.. Smith. The whole number Of stu
dents registered in the annual eataloge is 1872,
Of whom 800 are in in the academical depart
ment, 63 i'm the scientific department, and 40 in
the medical department. The college has been
remembered by its friends of late. The scien-
tiie department. rests upon a foundation of
$4,000 bequeathed in trnst by the late Abial.
Chandler, Of Massachusetts,. A donation of
$4,000 was accepted by the trustees at their
Last l,aotilaae & trir
Massachusetts, who desired to establish a
course of special instruction in architecture
and civil engineering. This school will be
opened to students next year. The New
Hampshire legislature last year located the
State Agricultural College at Hanover, with
the understanding that it should constitute a
department OF study in connection with Dart
mouth College. The arrangements for OPEN
ing this department are not yet completed and
no date can yet be fixed. The gymnasium,
erected by George II. Bissell of New York. at
an expense of $4,000 was opened for use last
February, and the exercises are collected un
der the eye OF a competent instructor
An astronomical observatory has also been
erected and furnished by the liberality of
George c. Shattuek of Boston. In addition to
these munificent beneflctions the catalogue
enumerates "a State scholarships, 16 ministers
al scholarships, q scholarships founded by in
dividuals, and two or three other funds for the
assistance of needy and deserving Students
We learn from the 'Egis" that the aggre-
gate OF donations received by the college dur
ing the past year is $685. 900, to which must be
added $4,000 recently given to the college by
Hon. John Wentworth, of Illinois, of the class
of 1896 Messrs. Lee and Follen, OF Boston,
landscape gardeners, are now surveying the
college grounds with view to such improve
ments as may be secured by a moderate out
lay. The college completes hundred years
from the date of its charter in 1869, and will
enter upon its second century in most flour
ishing condition. ii
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13

MIsTAKE.Tfhe paragraph going the rounds
that the Post Office is kept open till 10 O'clock
p. NJ. is mistake. The outside doors are omen
so that admittance can be gained to the vesti-
b,.le as late as 10 o'clock, but the office closes
at o'clock z. NJ ilnt 3sf tsla.s aeFv
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-13
TRUMATTC NAITS,,,
Caution.

We call attention to the fact that INVITATIONS OF
our fine ELECTRG-PLATE, consisting of Dinner,
Dessert, and Tea Services, etc., extensively pro-
duced by American manufacturers; also that there
are English limitations in the Market both of inferior
quality. These goods offered for sale by MANY
dealers, and are well calculated to deceive P1rcbas
ers only detect and avoid counterfeits by noting
ourItrade mark, thus
Trade Mark 1JI Stamped on
tor " base Of
Electro Plate. soeilAMAUsco every article.
Our goods. which can be obtained from all rosno,,
sble dealers, bear this stamp They ara hoa;,
cd on the finest Abata Nickel Silver and Wy p.
field plate. '''"e oes' ohei-
GoRILAM MANUFACTURING CO
Silversmths q Manufacturers of Fine Eieetyo. plata
june19 N wedS2Sat en- prn e EeSe = iate,
az The above goods NAV Ia to,na ., ow.r g.
Senter's, sol Congress- St. - - 'ou"u ~ io"e'.~