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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-22
Corn merciaI..-Per Cahie.

uUt LONDON. Nov. 2O-Evening.
Consols closed at "a 7-16 for money ~ LIZ
AMERICAN SEcU RITIES-The market closes with
out adyices by telegraph from America OF the 18th
aud goth inst United States 5-20s 703; Illinois Cen
trail shares So; Erie Railroad shares al.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 20-Evening
us bonds are quoted at 76 1-lG.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20-Eyening
The Cotton market closed steady; Middlng up-
lands ssd Middlins Orleans sgd; sales 10000 bales
Breadstutfs-Corn ASS sd y quarter for Mixed Wes-
tern; Wheat It's for California and lbs 1Od ~ Genital
for Red Western; Barley IS I'D for American; Oats
IS Id for American; Peas sos for Canadian Pro-
visions-Beef HOS " 304 lbs for extra prime Winter
Pork 72s Jy Dbl. for Eastern prime mess; Lara SIS
Cumberland cut mdd es Cheese 52s " cwt. Pro-
duce-Sugar 2Cs Cd for No. IL Dutch Standard R0siu
IS 81 cr common, and 12s % cwt. Tor medium; Tai
low AS 81 for American; spirits Iurpen,ine 27s "
cw; Petroleum. IS for Spirits and l. AID for refined
Clover Seed 39s for American Red
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rev varII iyI sarkess.

NEW YORK, Nov p.
1Sc
Flour-15 q Csc lower; sales 5000 bbls; State at
20 q 10 90; Round Hoop Ohio at 60 "a IS 90; Wes-
tern at rs IL Is; Southern at % "a IA % Cali
fornia IL SO "a 10 80 aEss4 ...-ls-.4.t. & /
Wheat-dull and q &c lower; sales as 900 bush
Chicago Spring Mol at 50 a 80; No. 2 do at q
g "A; Amber State 6j; White Gsnessee 2 81.
Corn-dul and lower; sales 5000 bush; Mixed
Western old at 81 do new %.
oats-1 "a &c lower; sales 4, 0oe bush; Western at
7S5 a s0c.
Beef-heayy and lower; new plain mess at 13 90 q
Is 90; new extra do at 18 so a 81 So ., :
POrk--lower mess at 20 75 'ft5t--l
Llrd-lower sales at 1913 az 13le.
Whiskey-qmet. "t
Rice-quet a- ,t-
Sugar-firm
COflee-dull
Molasses-quiet. i....... s..... Is.
Rosin IS a so.
iPetroleum-quiet; crude at ll1c; refined bonded
Tallow-dull at III a 11Sc. 4a nf
Freghts to LiverpooI-quiet.
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RaiIre.d Accident and Loss ofs.,fe.

CINCIhNATI, NOV. II.
A terrible accident occurred on the Cinein-
natl, Hamilton g. Dayton broad gauge railroad
this morning The express train due here 1T 6
o'clock was detained at Lockend by freight
train coming down from the south, and while
the express train was waiting for the freight to
take q side track, another freight train came
dashing along and ran into the rear OF the ex-
press train before the man on the lookout could
Kes ms nag to stop it. The collision upset the
IN the express train and set it on fire, and
death, and number Of other n @ severely
injured. The train itself was burned to ashes
Lo.er;IIhe three ladies that were killed by
ns 0olls mS at LScsand this forenoon we've
to Detroit and Louisyiije NJ hey mad tcRets
lived at Detroit The man who was k;,, m1'u .,a
named jackson, and was from Bosto,, D,, Wa
were badly injured by the shock of the cn.li
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OTTAWA, Nov. q. !
In the Senate last night in reply to a mem
Der, Hon. Mr.. Cambell stated that the govern
ment had not power to initiate or entertain ne
gotiations with the American government
with regard to the renewal of Tie reciprocity
treaty. Such negotiations could only be ap-
preached through the instrnmeptality of the
British Minister at Washington. He also
ltsh mail communication with the West Indies
and to subsidize a line of steamers with that
view. eE..-
Hon. Darcy MCGEE is seriously ill.,
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov, 10.
Tobacco active and steady bat unclaimed. Cot
at so a sc for dressed. Flour lower and unsettled;
supertne 90; extra s 90 az 800; treble to fancy
1G so G9 IL 90. Wneat-Fall dull and easier; prime
choice 81 "a So; Spring active and in better de-
mand at II a 80 Corn unchanged; sales at 90 a
9ic tor old aud IS % &c for new. Data unchanged
sales at Go q CSC. Rye firmer at 274 q 421. Bar
ley active Spring rs q 40; prime Fall at 1 80.
Prov siuns quiet. Mess Pork at q 90 a. q 60 Ba-
conshoulders II q 121c clear sides 15l a Ice Lard
9a as. at Il q '''s 1--we 0s' 20 @ 'zt' WHISKY
Tobaeco-sales 70 hhd. at 90 a IS rs for Tugs and
medium leaf; the latteris ,iirmer flour-superilne
stea iy. Wheat steady at 80 @ 240. Corn-new on
the ear rs a Soc. Cotton 1870 Cats in bulk ESQ.,
Mess Pork 20 90. Hogs irmer at 70 q 10 to pack
ers. Bacon shoulders 123 &c; clear sides 184c. Lard
i2lc. Whisky in bond BIC.
.saa 4 MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 10.
Cotton ffIner bur unch lnged. Com firm at 10
"a 12l. Oats firmer at " q 75c. Flonr-sunerfiue
quiet ut 90 q 90. Pork and Bacon dull and I'M
changed. s
o.. = iaf'i1a1as MOBILE, Nov. 80
Cotton was in good demand and closed dull; sales
1890 bales; Middling 1cc i eceipts 1878 bales.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Nov. 10.
Cotton firmer; sales COS bales; Middlngs IA q
lac; receipts SI3 bales.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 10.
Cotton firmer; sales ,25O bales Middlngs at 16l q
16lc; receipts $4,000 bales,
CHARLEsTo7y, s. c., Nov. 49,
Cotton active and advanced 1c sales COO bales
Middling at l6lc; receipts ,520 bales.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov. 10.
Spirits Turpentine quiet at SOC. Resin quiet at
69for No. and 3 90 Tor No L. Cation firm at 151
q 15zc for AIiddling. Tar steady at 2 so.
.i6r NEW ORLEANS. Nov 81
Cotton i'm active demands sales 1000 bales, the
largest of the season Mddling Orleans TIC; receipts
3071 bales. Sugar inactive and dropping prime 1910
Molasses quiet; common TO choice so "a &C. q 20
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Grand HGnIOn Matinee, {
Thursday, Thank sgiving Afternoon
REMEM Ser =!
LOST AND FOUND.

That those who wish for Seats must SCI
curc them in advance. q no21d6t
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Desirable Dwelling no.ee

pancy.
Possession TO be g'otn ioithn ten days AFTER Sale
NITILL he offered for sale at auction on MONDAY
w the 25th inst, the Dwelling House and lot No
High street, the residence OF the late WILLIAM
AKERMAN, containing twelve finished rooms with
Furnace, Cstern. Gas, an excellent Well and nu-
mefous other conveniences.
There is a Stable ON the premises with room Tor a
larger enc, and a spacious Carriage entrance.
The premises can be examined. daily between the
h0uIs Of II and r.
Good title viii be gi,en. Sale on the premises at
IL O'Clock A Nj. aH.7H
Payments not less than One-third cash, balance TO
De secured by mortgage one two and three years,
with interest half Yearly.
For further particulars enquire OF p. Barnes 100
Exchange street, or
h s. BAILEY, Auctioneer,
Nov 10, 1s67-nol9dtd Plum street
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rt s-iaa CHICAGO, H.. Nov. 81.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and de-
clined a &c; No. at So q 81; No. 9 at / 10
Corn steady at 9Ik "a Csc for NO. 2. Oats irm and Il
9 &c higher; sales at 54l 9 55c. Rye quiet at so q
81 PROVISIONS duli Mes pSik at ~ % q IS 7o
meats steady Bacon-sboulders G4c; Lard at III q
lie.
Receipts-G,OOO bbls. flour, $4,000 bush. wheat,
5000 bush .eoI 90 COO bush. oats IA 600 hogs Ship
ments-11000 bbls. -four $4,000 bush. wheat. 80 600
bush. corn, 81, 900 BUSH oats 81"
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 10.
Flour steady sales 200 bbls. city ground Spring at
10 90; 20 do Southern Illinois at i3 25; 100 do White
Michigan at IS So. Wheat quict sales 4,UG0 bush
White Michigan at rs; 1900 BUSH No 2 hicago 10
arrive, at 90; 1900 busl Milwaukee Club No 2 at
" $500 bush. No. Chicago, tn arrive, al | &c.
"a, 800 bush do at %. closing weak Corn nominal
at lG for old Western and on "a OF for No Q To-
ledo. Oats dull sales So 600 hush. Western at &C,
to arrive. Rye SO asked for Western.
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South Carolina Election.

CHARLEsToN, Nov. p.
Returns received from three counties show
3,74o black votes end II white. This will he
about the proportion throughout the State
Not one vote is known to have been cast
against the convention.
The negro list registrar, who, in August last
violently arrested white citizen and encour-
aged negroes to violence, has been sentenced
BY the military commission to Imprisonment
for six months at hard labor
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Washington Correspondence.

- y. NEw YORK, Nov. 81
The Tribune says Mr. Powell of Tennessee
will contest Mr. Buffers seat, the latter being
a prominent rebel. RI 4fi4t Nl4EtEB8f7L17r
y, The Hera'd's special says Chief-Justica
chase considers that all United States bonds
should be.paid IN specie, and f;tvors uniform
currency throughout the world. He also thinks
that our present banking system will be adopt
ed by all civilized nations
The Presidents message will be sent to Con-
gress Dec I'd.
=. 1t is stated that Thid. Stevens promised
Secretary Seward his support for an appropri i.
alton OF $7,00000O for the purchase of St.
Thomas and st. John Islands i .Is
b. Washburn is being pressed for chair
man an OF the Committee on Appropriations.
The President has stated that he will send
in no nominations until the regular session.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been duly appointed and taken upon himself the
erust OF administrator with the will annexed OF the
!, =. DAVID ROBINSON, late of Gorham.
ha ahe county OF Cumberland, deceased, and given
upon the estate of said deceased are required to
tne same; and all persons indebted to said estate
are canea upon to make payment to
fHINEHAS BARNES, Admir-
Portland Sent II ,oe, with .ne will amazed.
~ Aoo't pov15- d1aw3w*
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EPei.hts.

New ORLEANS, Nov. is.
The movement in this market to-day has been
characterized by only moderate degree of activity
The offerings Coastwise are very light. There has
BEEN slight increase in the amonnt OF Cotton offer
in tor Liverpool by steam, but Freights by sail ia
the latter port and Havre remain quiet and unater-
ed. The rates by steamer &c % ib for Cotton to
New York, 1c to Boston and Philadelphia; Tobacco
to New York 81 ~ hid; Flour TO New York 60c a.
bbi.; So " hid. tor Sugar to New York and Boston
Sc y gal for Moasses; Id " ID for Cotton to Liver
pool. By sail-Cotton to Boston &c ~ lib; to Liver
pool 9-16d ~ 10; to Havre u a lie.
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.,,E, second and third stories Of the store in The
II new block on the corner OF Middle and Church
tre,.ts These rooms contain about seven thousand
sanare feet and well lighted and adapted for whole
sale store. They will be ready Tor occupancy the
first Of November. Apply to A." ~
- ALLEN HAINES,
Or SHEPHERD & CO., Exchange st. ocIdtf
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NEW YORK. Nov. 81.
=, The Post SAYS the assets of j. X. Place &
20 grocers, who suspended yesterday, are es-
1ahi;. at from $25O0OO to 100000 while their
Ma ui,tles are said to exceed 81 100000. The
th a;hfGiiaictnrers Bank will not be affected by
nounces tba, Il , vi,, Fourth National Bank an
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wes,on's pedes,rsaa Ee.,

CLEVELAND, Nov q.
Weston expects to reach Toledo to night az
ter 30 miles travel from 430 this afternoon
He is in fine spirits and condition Tho
roughs tried to jump upon him at Fremont,
but were prevented by the police.
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A'raiaa tlar penObscot,

n,., BANGOR, Nov II.
The weather has been quite mild today. and
steamers have been able to force their WOW
through the ice, although the river is cloSej
lt IS growing colder Tonight and the indica-
tons are thai navigation will close Mt ouce
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Isaiti.., .. G Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 90.
Cotton rather more active; sales OF Low MiddIing
OF lie and Middling at 17sc. Flour quiet; sales of
high grades extra for se.nent TO lilo at IL 90 Wheat
ceipts mostly new crop; sales Of dry White new, at
Is a % ;sold Mixed Western % a. 30. Oats dull
nnl declined PC; sales at 10 az re. Rye las a SO.
Provisions dull and declining.
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Philadelphia s1arlsess.

. - PHIIADELPHIA, Nov. 10.
Cotton dull; NIiddling uplands 17lc; NIiddling Or
leans 1Slc. Glover Seed 70 % 09 Elaxseed 90 o.
55 Flour firm and quiet Wheat good demand
| for pri" Red at . So. Corn FIRM Yellow at 10 a.
| r; Mixed western A. Oats 1irm at IA % zee.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Nov q.
Cattle receipts Of the week 5000, of which three
quarters were of very inferior quality; prices t@
&c higher; quotations q a &c tor scaawa9s and q
&c for good 70 choice. sheep in good request at Sc
recepts 6Soa. Hegs-receipts 5000; sales 5000 at s
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Toledo Markets.

TOLEDO, NOV. 10.
Flour quiet. Wheat-sales OF White Michigan at
2 CT; Amber Michigan at So az 2 81; No. 1Sprng at
2 05 No. do at 9i Corn declining; sales OF No.
Wabash at / 0Gl; No. do at 05; Michigan at "a;
at IS u SS!c. Oats declining; saes No at Gle.
Rye unchanged. Barley quiet Dressed Hogs at q 90
GD co. fF. l- II /.
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A BOUT 800 feet of the lower cRd OF Custom House
N Wharf and the Warehouses and Offices there
on now oceupiei by Thomas Ascencio a Co. Err
ouire of LYNCH, BARKER & co.
sept1Itf t39 Commercial Street
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House and Land on Deer Street
nt AnpfiOn

{ NJ MOND AY. Noven Der 25th, at 8 o'clock l.. NJ
~ shalt sell the new one ana one half story wood
nine We, No. Deer Street. Said house contains
waIer IN good closets good cellar well OF spring
This nrn,en. &c Lot contains 1900 square feet
OF ibe p slOsated within lew minutes walk
Investment 49, aud Is desirable tor occupancy
tive. Terms easy ''' SSoO year sale POSI-
NOyenber 90 a. f. O. BAILEY, Auet.
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-" SATURDAY. November 23d,
Al 40 A. M u.,a a n a,

w dunn sns re. !. an assortment OF Fine and Me-
Erniue AmeIiceo sis, consls ting iu part OF ROYAL
sabie German Titi sable, Hudson Bay Sable French
Warin ond Ean,~ y, SIBERIAN squirrel, Mountain
kinds Of Chiliiens Furs: Also Sleieh R6bSs indian
tanned Buffalo Robesi Gents Cloves. CanS and Col
Which will lie Inhibition early ON morn NO a. III
ssff-rlie goods all fresh and perfect aud mnst n.
sold. Every article warranted a. s1ld
~ Ladies invited to sitend. no2ldtd
P.S-Mr King, who Purchased furniture at our
R'ms "Wednesday, will call al once and save
costs.
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RICHMOND, Nov. q.
The conservative Convention, which meets
here on the 18th of December, promises to be
a large body. A convention OF farmers and
one OF conservative editors meets here on the
same day.
AT the meeting of colored conservative men
yesterday resolutions were adopted depreciat-
ing the efforts OF white and colored politicians
to alternate the two races, and resolving to
form club, the object of which viii be to pro-
mote harmony in the community. The speak
efs took occasion to deny being copperheads.
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i hsq HAVANA, Nov. 81. !
Sugar firm with large sales No. IL quoted at 81 a
81 reals. Exchange On London 10 a. 13b per cent.
premium; on New York currency, long sight, Is dis
count; short sight % discount. -.
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u. M. PATTEN d co., Aucfienecrs
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Real Estate ON Paris sa, at Auction

nN wednesday, Nov 27th. at half past twelve, on
~ the premises, No % Paris Stree, fourth house
below PORTRAYED, the two storicd wooden dwelling
and land. House in good order; has eleven flushed
rooms, with closets, Clothes presses and pantrfes
and wei adapted for boarding house or for the
convenience ofone or two families; well in collar
with fufl supply ofwater Location desirable; sit
uaion pleasant shade trees in front, and fruit trees
in the rear. Can be examined any day from to
M. For further particulars call ON the auction
cars. no22dtd
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new Hampsbire po,;,;c.

CONCORD, Nov. Il.
The Republican State Committee held a
meeting lass evening at the Phoenix Hotel 1t
was 1ne largest committee meeting held for
many years and the greatest good feeling and
unanimity characterized the speecbes. a de-
termination to go to work early and in earnest
wa was evident, The State Convention was fixed
H Dec 18TH at Phoenix Hall. The date of
councillor and County Conventions was also
nXed on at date prior to the Democrats. 4
large number of distinguished men of the
party We're present and invited to take part in
the maetiuC
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Southern Markets.

CINCINNA I, NOV II.
Whiskey unchanged. Hogs dull an / unchanged.
Lard-new lie; old II &C. Mess Pork dull and nomi-
nal at 10 80 a 20 90. Bacon unchanged.
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10 LET.

TO i aST.
THE brick and wooden building occupied by
l Messrs. Davis, Baxter a. Co., on lRichardsonfs
Wharf.
For further particulars enquire of
&c. E. UPHAN,
Oct 23-iti 1913 Commercial st.
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North Caroiin. election

H
@ RALEIGH. Nov. 81
The election returns show 619 majority for
the radicals in this city and from meagre re-
turns from the county it is certain that the
majority viii be swelled 10 800. The conven-
ton is carried in the county by over 1900 votes
James HI. Harris, eolored, heads radical tick
ct. Returns from other parts oil the State
come in slowly, but ali indicate that the East
has gone radical by a large VOTE and the West
also. 1t is thought that Orange county elects
the conservative ticket by a considerable ma
jority. Prof. Hedrich, one of the radical can
didates for that county, is beaten. so*tfA
sFr W1L1IINGToN, Nov 81.
The election returns very meagre. but
enough have been received to establish the
tact that the convention has been called by a
large majority and that the radicals have elect
ed a majority of the dele gates. Very few ne
groes have been elected but a number of ex-
IRENE rad calls have been The conservatives
have lost many counties under their control 3y
their Indifference lH }.....a-
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g Q M M Il lie CIAfz
n ina EscI;iss

,..t.lt NEW YORK, Nov. 21--6P. Al.
Money very active to the close and firm at per
cent. Gold heavy and closed at 1891. Exchange dull
and traction lower, and quoted 1893. Government
securities heavy and lower. The balance in the Sub
Treasury to-day was ITO, 0t0, 600
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| se SAN Francisco, Nov. 90
Mrs. Cunningham, of the Burdell- Cunning
ham New York noriety, is plaintiff before one
of the District Courts in this city in divorce
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n. I'M PATrEN a. 90, Auciionecrs,
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET.
CrOckery Ware at Auction.

an TUESDAY, November 26th, at 10 O'Clock A.
~ NJ. without The least reserve, twenty-five crates
and casks of ware, eved directly from me Pot
terry, wih orders to close. II consists in part OF
Platters, Plates, Pitchers, Mugs, Basins, Bowls,
Creams, Sugars, Tea Sets Custards, Baking Pots
and Pans, Spittoons, Blanc Mango Moulds, together
with an assortment OF other ware, all of which may
be seen Monday previous sale.
An assortment of Silver Plated goods. Casters
Spoons Forks, Ladies, Goblets, Cups, Cake Baskets
Savers, &e. Dealers aud others are invited TO at
tend. Every lot must be sold.
November 10. dtd
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En 600 FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
stO,OOO City Sugar Refinery, west Com
merciaf near foot of Emery street.
Proposals viii also be received for new Sugar Bar
rels, and sample may be seen at the Office of the
Company, i5Sb Commercial ~ corner of Union ST.
ftebI2d&wr T. g. HERSET
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. ,,,,,,,, r,Ntar n and wife, OF tive gentlemen can
a % t aalS.,anodafed with furnished room and
hoard N small private family at NV, ,,or on,
November IS. dlW' - "' 80
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Havana Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.
Flour 50 q 90. Wheat 2 As q 2 50. Legal Ten
ders 70 80
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w. ID. FREEMAN.
+
Bege JeOce to orns his friends, Portland
and the fbfsc that he has renOced from the dump
pies the lft eeaa
store No. 81 free street,
sWaF
Lounges Spring Beds Mattresses and Bedding
He prepared attend Upnoe
all its branches
covesed al te oOe prices tafu
Special attention paid
PEW CUSHIONS manufactured Low LOWEST.
al Ordered Custom WorE
TO satisfaction. - 80 aA s6
hiss Stock
to ala who 6'asI6a
FURNlg URE REPAIRING IN orde States
be Kennebec HOOPER
at
NOVA
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ssHE valuable lot Of land corner of Middle and
Plumb Streets, Tor n term OF years Enquire
CT - g. O. MITCHELL &SON,
Aug os tssf .,tt i7s Fore Street.
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EUROPE,
NEWS by THE ABLk.

PARIS, Nov. 49,
Experienced engineers have laid out and tho
fontlhcal troops are actively engaged in build
ing substantial works of defence at all the ap-
proaches to Rome, and these Notifications are
rapidly approaching completion
FLORENCE, Nov. 20.
The speech of the Emperor Napoleon ut the
opening of the French chambers has had a
good effect here. 1t pleases the Italians, who
believe that the ultimate qualification of the
wishes of Italy is implied in the words of the
Emperor If not actually promised
LISBON, Nov. 10.
The u tied States fleet in this harbor. under
the command of Admiral Farragut, will sail
during the present week.
Julian Pavia has been appointed Governor
Of Porto Rico.
ST. PETERSBURG Nov 20.
The river Neva is frozen over and navigation
between the Cults of Lagoda and Finland
closed.
LONDON, Nov. 10.
Parliament was opened to-day in accordance
with the royal proclamation. The Queen was
NOT present and royal commission read the
speech from the throne, which is in substance
as follows: King Theodorus having rejected ali
the demands of Great Britain for the release
OF her subjects, cruelty and without lust cause
imprisoned by him, Her Majesty had no alter
native but to send military expedition to
Ably ssinia, and reference is made to the sunniv
bills needful to defray the expenses of the war.
The speech concludes with the promise that
her Majestys government will bring before
Parliament reform bills for Scotland and Ire
land, and other domestic measures of an i'm
portant character.
Msdnight-In the House of Commons this
evening, Lord Stanley made some explanations
In connection with recent events on the CONT
nent He said England had been invited to
JOIN general European conference, but had
refused to do so unless distinct plan of action
was first proposed. Lord Stanley thought that
participation in such a congress would only
add to the responsibilities of England without
doing any good. Nearly all the members who
spoke tonight took occasion in the course of
their remarks to condemn the recent actioi of
France in sending military expedition to
Italy.
LONDON, Nov. 20.
The Queens speech to Parliament and the
pacific address of the Emperor Napoleon to
the French Chambers has had tranauilizing
effect upon Europe, and end to restore conf
dence at all the principal political and finan-
cial centres.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 20.
As the day for the execution of the con-
demned Fenians approaches, the government
redoubies its precautions against any outbreak
Or attempt at rescue. Regular troops have
been pouring in here by railroad for two days
past, and the city is now crowded with soldiers
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BY M. CHARLES 81 co.

FRY GOODS, Plated Ware, Watches Shirts and
- Drawers, Army Elouses, Pants and Coats
Blankets, Rubber Goats, Bed Spreads, Sheets Cutie
~, Varieties, A and Wall Tents, &C., &c.
"a Auction sales every evening, and goods ut pri-
waite sale during the day.
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Harry Gurr.

The CHAMPION SW INNER OF THE WORLD. in
his mai velous Aquatic Evoluions in an immence
body OF REAL WATER, wherein he will be seen to
EAT, DRINK and SMOKE, and perform the most
a stonishing Feats
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TfNHE Second, Third and Fourth Stories in Smiths
4 New Block, No. &c Union ST. A desirable location
tor Jobbng or Manufacturing purposes VIII be Ieas-
ed entire or separate. Apply TO
A. CUSHMAN & co.,
july25dtt l-........a No. "a Union Street.
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"a CTs0s sAl.s.
Sale of Fur Goods |

n WI PATGEN ~ CO., Auetto...,-
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.