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The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

A HANDSOME DoNATIoN.-A wealthy gem
tlemen, belonging to St. Stephens Church, has
presented the Society with an additional fur
mace. We learn that this Parish was never in
a better condition than it is at the present time
The larger number of the pews are taken UP.
Rev. Mr.. Dalton, the rector of this Church, is
much beloved by his people, as well be may
be. His efforts for the prosperity of his socie-
ty have been unceasing.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

AccIDENT-Yesterday Freuchman named
Lorette, while at work in leather establish
ment on Union street, got his left hand caught
between the rollers which drew it up to the
wrist, breaking the bones and crushing the
hand IN a terrible manner. DIR. Small dressed
the hand, and made the patient as comfortable
as was possible under the circumstances
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

SENATOR SUMNER who has hitherto been
prevented by ill-health from taking an active
part in the campaign made speech at Cam
bridge, Thursday evening. The first part of
his remarks was devoted to personal explana.
tons in view of the tendency of his reelection
70 the Senate He then discussed the general
aspects OF reconstruction and finance in his
own peculiarly forcible and eloquent manner,
The most gratifying thing that he said was
that if Grant is elected there can be No die9.
Guilty in returning to specie payments bv the
4th of July next
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

BEAUTY is an offering of joy to the senses !:
imagination is the Illicit paradise of the soul
wisdom the capitalization of experience and
reflection; fear the shadow of sin; hope the
reward of HEAVIER, and 'Flor Del Santo," the
wandering spirit of departed flower, Wood
worth's rich perfume for the handkerchief.
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First page Today-A Woman on Agri-
culture; Senator Morton on Seymour; Varie
ties.
Cling Close to the Rock, Jhonny; A Baby Sol
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PROBATE CoURT-The regular day for hold
ing the November term of the Probate Court
occurring on Tuesday next, the day for election
of President, it will not be he'd until Wednes-
day the succeeding day. Parties will govern
themselves accordingly.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

GEN. McCLELLAN's very quiet and unsat;s-
factory endorsement of the Democratic plat
form and candidates is accounted for by the
knowing ones in this way: AT the Tammany
convention resolutions complimentary to Nc
Ciellan were prepared and sent to the chair
man, Gov. Seymour. Instead of presenting
them as be should have done he quietly suD.
pressed them. Hence Achilles wrath and dire
full ills to Copperheadism.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

BOAT RAcE.-A boat race took place at
Brunswick, on the Andro~coggin river, Friday
afternoon for the junior or amateur champion
ship. The prizes were all won by Portland
boys-Randall taking the first, Freeman Kicker
the second, and Fred Colby the third.
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NEW YORK, Nov 23d 1852
L. AlLcooK q Co.--Gentlemen: l lately suffer-
ca severely ftom weakness in my back Having
neard your Pasters much recommended for cases Of
tnis KIND. procured one, and the result was all
could DESIRE single Plaster cured me in a.week
Yours respectfully, JIG BRIGS,
Proprietor of the Brandreth House.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

WrDvws' WOOD SocIETY-At the annual
meeting of the Portland Widows Wood So
ciety, held on Wednesday evening, 2Sth inst.
the fnilnwiug named individuals were elected
officers for 1859, viz:
President, Benjamin Kingsbury, Jr; Vice
President, Thomas r. Hayes; Treasurer, Sam
nel Rolfe; Secretary and Auditor, Charles
Baker.
Managers-First Parish Mark p Emery;
Second Parish, s. w. Larrabee; Third Parish,
Edward Gould; Chestr ut Street Methodist, III.
Z. Barnes; Congress Street Methodist, S. r.
Leavitt; Pine Street Methodist, Benjamin
Perkins; st. Stephens Societv, f. G. Moody;
st. Luke's, Geo. e. B. jackson; st. Paul's, G.
f. Aver; Federal Street Baptist. D. B. Kicker
Free Street Baptist, H. B. Hart; High Street
Church, s. c. Chase; Congress Square Univer-
salist, John Barbour; Second Uriversaist, S.
d. Colesworthy: Second Unitarian Society
James a. Baker; Casco Street Society, Thos.
Cobb; New Church Society. David Tucker;
State Street Church, Charles Payson: Central
Church, f. Pray; Bethel Society, III. II.
Burgess; st. Dominic Church. Mr.. Doherty;
Church Of the immaculate Conception, John
Collins; Spiritual Society, n a. Foster;
Preble Chapel, Augustus E. Stevens; St Law
renee Street Society, L. r. Perkins; West
Congregational Society, Deacon johnson.
Voted, That the several religious societies be
requested to take up their contributions in aid
OF this society as early in the month of Janu-
airy next as may suit their convenience
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DIED.

,swell, Oct. 81, Efie A. Sinnet, aged 10
sta. Oct. 4, Char es Dixon, aged 10 years
Oct. 81. Clara L daughter OF John F.
ne G, Skolfeld, aged 10 years.
hield, OFT II, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife OF
gbton, aged 27 wears.
well Oct. %. Harry Claud. only child oil
rdway, aged 7 years
~, Oct q, Mrs. Louisa NJ. wife OF John
aged Al years.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

WEST VIRGINIA EnECIIoN.-Will the Argus.
which for three or four days after the election
in West Virginia, so persistently claimed that
the State had elected Democratic Congress
men and Legislature that would send to the
U. S. Senate man of that stripe, be kind
enough to inform its readers on Monday of the
actual result in that State.
We find by the latest returns the Republi
can majority in that State is 5000
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Business Items .

ANOTHER lot of those beautiful CheLiel
Shawls will be opened this morning at Leach
& Perkins, 5 Deering Block, Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

DR.. BENEFITS 35th free lecture will be de-
livered on Monday evening, at which time he
will consider republican government as the
"divinely appointed" OF the world. See his at
vartiSan
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

was filled with another large audience COM
posed not merely of the usual attendants on
places of amusement-whO only seek in a
hearty laugh or the fictitious sorrows of tho
sensational drama an oblivion from the cares
OF real life-but men and women of culture
who were thoroughly acquainted with the his
tory OF England, and particularly desired to
500 tho 1oadi,,nr loau tho r,,4~;oe, -ta~o
her great character of the unfortunate Mary
Stuart.
Mrs Lander possesses not only the theatrical
talent which represents SO thoroughly the diff
ierent characters she assumes, but also the
dramatic genius which conceives them. More
than third of the actors and actresses on the
stage are imitatOrs; very excellent actors ~.
actresses we admit but still imitators. The
few who have had the genius to make a mart
and identify themselves with it are rare scat
tered, but what an enjoyment it is to witness
their conceptions
The play of "Mary Stuart" possesses az
much less power than the play of "Elizabetb y
as the character of the unfortunate Stuart was
Inferior to that of the Virgin Queen. Eliza
beth was of masculine mould, and was not
deficient in the indomtable will and fiery TAM
per OF the bluff King Henry VIII. while Mary
was blessed with all the loneliness and winnins
ways that tempt men to their ruin. Win
what charming naivete did she confuse and
overcome Burleigh, and with what power and
scorn she received the news of her conaemno-
ton by Parliament, and defied their authority
since they were not her peers. Again the re.
elimination between the two queens in the
third act; and lastly, her dying scene where
she leaves behind her all her worldly hate and
passion and on Melvilles arm passes to the
scafold' Elizabeth was very well acted by
Miss Anderson, and Becks as Melville, TAYLOR
as Leicester, Fenno as Burleigh. and Miss
Laurens as Kennedy, were all very worthy of
more extended notice. May we have MANY
more such first-class dramatic entertainments
among us.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday. October 30.

Ff1dAYs OcfObeF 3Us
ARRIVED.
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Sch Julia. ingalls, E4stport.
Sch Medium, Smell PASSPORT.
Sch Belona, aliace. Prospect.
Sch Vanguard, Cameron, nootnbay.
CLEARED.
Brig Merriwa, Waterh )use, MatanZas George
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Sch Ann Flower. Wmte, Albany.
Sch j Pierce, HutcbingS, Wint2rport-E Chur-
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sch Emaral, Seiders. Damariscotta
Sch Utica, Tborndike, Roekland - Beale &
Morse.
Sch Sterling, Roberts, wiscasset- Eastern Packet
Company.
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PORTLAND PRovIDENT ASSOCIATION Am
adjourned meeting of the Managers of this
Association will be held at the office over Old
City Hall on this, Saturday, evening, att
o'clock. j. p. BAXTER, Sec'y.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

DIR. HooFLAND's German Vegetable Hair
Remover will change grey hair to its natural
color. oct27-1w
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OCTOBER TERM-GODDARD, j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-Decisions were announced in the fl
lowing cases, which had been tried before the Judge
John Ran all ct al. VS.. Patrick McAIahau. Decis-
ion for defendant
Albert S. Brock Va. Smith watkios. Decision tor
defendant.
j. N. Tillock VS.. John Webb. Decision for pain
tiff. Judgment for S4S.71,
The following cases were heard by the Judge:
No. 20s-Elias Norwood VS.. Frederick w. Clark,
Decision reserved.
Howard & Cleaves. Smith & Reed.
No. 2iO-John Wescott VS.. Richard Googins ct al.
Decision reserved.
Howard s. Cleaves. McCobb g. Kingsbury.
No. 39-John S. Miller VS.. Samuel L. Carleton.
On trial.
McCobb s. Kibgsbury. Carleton.
Davis & Drummond. j. s. 4. NJ. Rand.
The following cases are in order to-day:
No. 163-firant ct uX VS. Carver.
No. 234-MorSe vs.. Morse.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

"THE PEOPLES CHOICE. I'm the Democrat
ic procession at Biddeford, Thursdays night,
one Transparency bore the significant inscrp-
ton, Mcclellan and Hancock, the Peoples
Choice" 1t is very evident, then, that Sey-
mour and Blair who are not the peoples choice
will get but small vote in Maine.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MISS JONES.

DLIND CLAIRvOYANT MEDIUM, 81 Brown
- street. is very successful in all diseases OF The
blood In describing The present and future, in bust
uese matters, &C. sep1Idtt
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

New HOUSES ON DEERING STREEr.-Many
new and splendid houses are now being built
ON Deering street, which is retired and very
pleasant part OF the city for residences.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

WHO is your candidate, Mr.. Argus?-Sey-
mour, or Hancock, or Mcclellan, or Hem
dricks,. or Andy johnson or Chase? Your
readers are in the dark about the matter. Two
weeks ago you threw the nominees of the
Tammany convention overheard; who takes
l,a;r MI
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

A SPECIAL DISPATCH to the Advertiser says
that Josiah Pike,swho killed Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Brown, OF Hampton Falls, N. H., has
been convicted of murder in the first degree,
and was Immediately sentenced to be hung be-
tween the hours of nine and one o'clock on the
I'd of November, 1869.
Pike received his sentence calmly, showing
no emotion when the sentence was announced.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31
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MEM0ax ANnA.

Ship Two Brothers OF Gardiner, from Bath for
New Orleans which went a. nore at Body Island, IL
to he str pped and sold at auction.
Brig Iincay Glen Wallace, at New YORK from Cow
Bay, reports Eth Inst OFT Cape Sable. EXPERIENCED
a hurricane from NNW, and was ooiged 10 Iun nm
der bare poles % bours had to cut bulwarks TO lie,
the walter off deck.
Ship Malay, dudley, tor Hong Kong, returned to
New York 30th with inches wafer in her hold, hav-
ing sprung aleak 18th, when 100 miles from Sandy
Hook.
Ship Kit Carson, Pennell. from Collao for Havre
was run into when about two hours OIL by an inward
bound ship, and d mayed To the extent OF $4,000.
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Allcock's Porous Plasters.
where One was sold n few years ago. a
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SAVE twenty per cent and get your Clothes
made to order at E. Leveen 81 Co. 28 Market
Square. oct2edtf
lHE AMERICAN HOUSE Refractory and Lunch
room is an excellent institution for those
whose stay in Boston will not admit dining at
the table d'hote. IT'S but one of the many
conveniences furnished to the travelling pub-
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The Last Democratic Demonstration,
SEVERAL HOURS PASSING GIVEN POINT"
The Democratic procession that visited Bid
deford Thursday evening.
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These Bonds arc seruaed by a Trust Decd upon
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FOR ElGN PORTS

Sid I'm Hong Kong Aug 9th, ship saml RUSSELL
Lucas Foo chow.
Sid i'm Batavia Aug 22d, ship Martha BowSer
Goodburn, Holland.
Passed AMER Aug "a, Eureka, Yeung, i'm Cardiff
ioF Singapore.
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Chieitain, Mcclure, do. 1N'
CID nth ult ship Josiah L Hale, Page, for Boston
10th, baIque B Fay, Dunham 90.
Ar at Madeira 18th INST, ship Astrea, Edwards. I'm
Bristol, Z, for Philadelphia, (cargo SHIFTED
Ar at Malaga 18th inst, barque Young Turk Small
Almeria brig IL Dillingham;, Mud2ett, do.
IN IN port i2th, Sancno Panza, Heagan, from Mar
SIN IN Queenstown ]. It'll inst brig Lena Tburlayy
Corbett, Dublin
Ar at Valparaiso 10th ult, ship Harry Warren
Adie, Boston; 27th, Mo might, Nichols Rio Janero
bee Boston.
Ar at Callso zsth ult, ships winona, Davis, Monte
video land sailed list INST IOT Chinchas; 18th Saris
Cunningham, TiverroOl
Ar At do 2Sth ult sips Joseph Clark. Carver, trou
Chinehas and sailed De- tor Nantes) 18th i1a-c1
Tarbox, Chinchas, Jana sailed Oct / Tor Antwerp
3Oth Frank + iut Robinson, Mansanla and saije,
Oct tor Chnchas.) '-' '"'ie"
Sid Sept 80, ships hos Lord, Day. Antvern. 10,
l. Shaimuc, Soule, ioi Nantes; 6ti MARY a r, ion
Smalley Chnchas. ~ ie"'
In port 1871, inst ships Kit Carson Peunell, lr IN
Chlnclias Tor llavre, disabled Andrew .Iol,pson
Mehan; Gen Shepiey, Merlin IN, and ,Joseph Fish
Stackpoe, disg; thos Freeman owen. rom Liver
pool ar Sept 20, disg; and Others
CID at Asl'nwalI oh inst, baroue Sunshine
n neek-. Mobile; nth, brig Edw Il Kennedy, ,wartz,
Pensacola. ~
AT st Thomas 10th inst, briggs Antilles. Tbest-un
IRON Boston ar 10Th. disg, Tor Turks lsands Tan
eler. McCormick, from Bangor, al 16th unc: s, n
Wmdwhd. Ellis, from do, ar 10Th.
IA I'M Havana 18th. barque A Allen, Wotton
Boston. '
= Id I'D barques Eba, Peterson, New York: Ada
Sart;r, kenuey. do; sd, brig c Iileomb, iltcomb,
Boston.
Ar at Matanzas 10Th, brig Almon howell, Davis
Portland, Ct ken up 10 load at Havana tor Delaware
Breakwater at S6tl. Harry, Scdgiev Baltimore.
Ar al Cardenas lsth, baruue Sarah Is HaiC VIII tie,
Portland sch David Babcock, COlcord, from Win
terpOIt.
Sll 10th, sch Kate Carlton | amb for New York;
II Ii inst, brig Hattie Wheel r Bacon, doj I'D,
sch j Spencer, Fleming. Philadelphia
Ar at tienfuegos 16th barq ye Augusta small,
OBrien Boston, 2Isi, sch Ontario, Sp.ague, irom
Maehias.
Ar at Caibaren sth inst, brig Alexander Mlken.
Duriee, New York.
IPer steamer China, at New York;
Ar at Llyerp OF 18TH inst, ship Elizabeth Crsbins
Colby, Lepreaux, NIB Vieh sburg Straham. from
Bombay.
Id 10Th, Harvest Queen, Hutchinson. New York.
18th Ivanhos, HERMAN, Boston '
cid at London nth, Am Union Grant Now Yor'r.
Nellie Nav, Hut"hinss, Sunderland
ut to Ws5eriOri 10Th, Keystone Whidden, i'm
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THE THEATRE.-We were informed yester-
day on the very best authority that formal
proposal had been made by Mr.. j. B. Booth,
the manager of the Boston Theatre, to the
Deering heirs to take lease of Deering Hall
for five years, fit it up and make comfortable
Theatre of it, with all the proper adjuncts, and
keep first class line of entertainments before
the people. If we cannot have new Theatre
at present, let us be thankful that we may at
least have building that it does not seem a
Durlesque to call temple Of the Drama.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

UNIvERsALIsr FAIR.-It will be seen by ad-
vertisement that the ladies of the Second Uni
versalist Society are making preparations for
Fair, in connection with which will be some
popular entertainments, to be announced here
after. The design is to raise money towards
rebuilding their church, which they lost in the
sweeping fire of 1866. This design is most
laudable, and we shall be greatly surprised
from what we know of the zeal of these indie
fatigable ladies, if they do not afford something
pleasant and profitable in their "three days
meeting" and also get together a nucleus of
building fund which shall eliminate in hand
some church building.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

If you want an Overcoat or o Winter Suit
cheap go to the new firm of Lewis & Nash,
179 Fore street
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

NsURANcE.-We would call attention of our
readers to the advel tisementsof Messrs. w. d.
Little & Co., 40 IL Exchange street, of reiia-
BILE offices in which insurance for propertyand
life may be effected. The companies there
named are among the soundest in the Union,
AMI policies can be taken out at as low rates as
in any safe and sound company. In these
times 1t becomes persons who wish to get in
surance to examine into the standing of the
offices. Every one of these offices will bear
the strictest scrutiny and investigation. Such
Offices should receive the patronage of the
public.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31

THIRTEEN States in the Union are represen-
ted among those who have availed themselves
of the ample security afforded by the Union
Safe Deposit Vaults, 40 State St., Boston. for
bonds, notes, specie, valuable papers, &c. De-
positors, renting safes, retain the KEYS them.
selves. Applications should be made to Henry
Lee Manager
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-31
PERSONS WHO ARE GRAY
MARRIED.

In this city, Oct 20, by Rev. E. R. Keyes, Edward
Bennett and Frances s. Gray, Doth OF Portland
In this city, Oct. 90. by Rev. A. w. Polite, L. o.
In Brunswick. Oct. "a. BENZ. p. Bibbet and Abbie
Adams. Doih OF Bowdoin.
In South Freeport Oct. %, by Rev..H llsley,
Samuel +. Gu, hing. OF Pownal, and Miss Abbie 4.
Merrill. OF S, e.
In Winslow. Oct. 10, Capt. Henry II. Shaw and
Miss Mary K. Raves.
T.. Nav Sharon Oct 2I. Leonard K. Grant and
"a Ii. Austin.