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The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

Brig l. Warren, (of cucksport.) ohb. at New York
from Cardenas. reports heavy weather Gu he pas
stge split sails &C.
Brig Arcturus from st John, NB, tor Cardepas.
I'll box shocks, totally wrecked OF Faith r kevs
Rect 10th. Cargo an crew sa ed.
Brig a Raw, a. savannah from Roelslapd. an
compelled to slip anchor on alcunt E the heavy
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

THEATRE.-Mr. Mexican Buchanan, feeling
highly gra.ifie3 with the audiences of the past
week, has decided to remain for three nights
longer. and will appear to night as "Shylock, !"
in the MERCHANT of Venice"
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

A RESOLVE has passed the Legislature of
Vermont providing for water Power Survey
Of that State. Three thousand copies o. the
report are to be published. The Superinten-
dent of the Survey of this State furn shed
models for the circulars 10 be employed in
collecting the facts.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30
State News.
ARoosTooK COUNTY

The Pressure Isle Sunrise says: "a Young.
gent in this village had qnite little 'onpeas-
autness' last evening while bestowng caress
es on pretty little kitten which he found
IN the street. To-day his clothes are out
airing"
HANCOCK COUNTY.
We find in the Ellsworth American that the
average annual production there is 80 600 900
feet of long lumber; 200, 900 sugar-box shocks;
2OOOOO lathes; 100000 shingles; 100000 clap
boards, and large quantity of smaller stuff
Value of annua production, estimated at from
100000 to $950000.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
We learn from the Gardiner Reporter that
Rev. s. E. Root, pastor of the F. w. Baptist
church in that city, has been rendered Pro-
fessorship in Albany University, Ohio. This
Institution was chartered by the Presbyterians,
but has been purchased by the Free Will
Baptists OF southern Ohio, who ROW hold tn o
college property free from debt and propose to
regrade it as first class seminary.
Notice has been given of an application to
the legislature for charter of railroad fl ON
West Waterville to Augusta.
KNOX COUNTY
The Rockland Gazette says last Thursday
morning while Mr.. Shepard Butler, of that
city, was driving his team loaded with lime.
rock he accidentally slipped from his seat and
fell under his wagon, the wheels passing over
his right arm, severely crushing it Just above
the elbow and otherwise injuring him, He is
dong well and will probably recover.
PENOBsCOT COUNTY
We learn from the Bangor Wing that ON
Thanksgiving day, Hon. Rufus DwipaI sur.
prIsed the Masonic Fraternity OF that city.
and gave them an additional cause for thanks
giving, Dy presenting them one thousand dol
lars to be appropriated towards finish ne and
furnishing the New Masonic Hall Wv he;no
erected in the city. This sum is in addition to
former liberal subscription for the same mr.
pose.
The Bangor Wing records the decease of
Miss Deborah B. Hersey which occurred on
the morning of Thanksgiving Day, at the age
of rorty-four years. For twenty Years mast
Miss Hersey was most efficient aud valuable
teacher in the Bangor public schools, having
taught Girls Grammar School for eight
years, and the GIRLS Select School for twelve
years. which latter position on account of fail
ing health, she was obliged to relinquish la
Christmas.
sAGADAHOC COUNTY
We learn from the Bath Times that On Thurs
day evening, as the late train was approaching
Brunswick while passing through the deep cut
known as Merrymans crossing, the engine
struck a hand car, purposely placed upon the
track by some vile mscreant in human form,
and striking it with such force that it was im-
paed upon the cow-catcher and carried some
hundred rods when it few off, and going clear
of The baggage car, passed under The first pas
senger Car, making clean work of all the gear
beneath, and the rear car ESCAPED. with the
exception of tie wheels on one side passing
over some portions, causing very disagrera-
BILE sensation to those within. That the train
should have escaped without being thrown
from the track IS a wonder The Times is IN
formed that this is not the first attempt to
throw the same train from the track.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

WE call attention to the meeting to be held
this evening at the Free Street Baptist Church.
The object in view, the promotion of education
among the freedmen, commends itself to any
thoughtful mind. The National Theological
Institute, at whose call this meeting is held,
has for its special object the education of the
many thousand colored preachers of the South
to whom the freedmen naturally look for lead
ership. The speakers announced offer great
attractions. Rev. I'D. Fulton, of fremont
Temple, is one of the most stirring platform
speakers in the country. Rev. DR.. Smaller aud
Rev. Mr.. Small need no commentator when
they are so we'll known. A collection will be
taken up.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

The question of the speakersbin &c >. !.
settled Immediately upon the assenh,,n oe -
Congress. If Mr.. Blaine wants the nosit;on
tnere is little doubt that he can have II. NJ.
dawes OF Massachusetts, Is his only formida.
BILE rival.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice Is hereby given tat the second class iron
nun Bnoy placed to marx Witch Rock entrance to
Portland harbor, Maine, having gone adrIN from rs
moor nes, spar Buoy has beon substituted III its
place until lurtber notice.
BY order OF the Light House Board.
JOHN POPE,
L. II. Inspector, LIST District.
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Notice.

sR@ Toe Carriers OF the "PREss" are not allowed
to sell papers singy or by the week, under any cir
cumstances. Persons who are, or have been, reeeiv
ing the "PREss" IN this manner, will confer fav-
or by leaving word at this office.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30
The CASE OF CHAR1ps p Kr,u

The CASE OF CHARLES II. KEssAs-A
year ago last March Charles H. keenan,. a
sailor stopping at Mrs. Douglas sailor board
ing house, between Fore and Commercial
streets in this city, killed a man by the name
OF johnson who was stopping at the same
place. The Jealousy of the woman, Mrs.
Douglas, was the cause of the murder. Kee.
nan overheard johnson maligning him to Mrs.
Douglas, went inso the room where thew were
talking and attacked him. In the course of
the affray Keenan, stabbed johnson. in self de-
fence as he says, and the latter died of his
wounds For this offence Keenan, was tried,
convicted and sentenced to death. FRIDAY,
Governor Chamberlain laid Keenan's case be-
fore the Council with a view to determine
whether the sentence should be commuted to
Imprisonment for life, or whether the prisoner
should be strangled. Thomas B. Reed, Ed,
of this city, appeared for the prisoner. We
are glad to learn that the Council advised that
the sentence be committed and that the Gov
ernor has acted accordingly.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30
ESSAY for Young uen,

nN the Errors and Abuses inn RIO Youth az a
" Early Manhood, with tbs humane view Of treat
ment and cure. sent mail tree OF charge Addrt
Pa. sep92d e wSmsN
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

POLICE ITEMS. Saturday night six persons
were accommodated at the lookup -four for
drunkenness, one for dru kenness and dis
turbance. and one who applied for lodging.
Sunday, during the day, one person was
taken to the lookup for drunkenness. @
Between five and six O'clock Sunday even
ing D.. French had plush robe and whip
stolen from his carriage while stopping on
Oxford street. .= t--s
A row occurred on Newbury street about
six O'Clock Sunday e' ening. The parties dis
persed before the police arrived at the place.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

4 GOOD CoPYIST, LAZY. or Young Nun rom
y 10 10 20 years Of age, Address. euTlo,jne sam-
pie ofp-nmanshp, ald stating wag Der We 4 ex-
Pected' Box 2l2 Podlaud. Ne.
nU3Qltf
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

1T is too much to expect tdat Republican
eau be elected mayor of Nav York, but Fed.
erick a. Conkling, the Republican nominee.
nas also received the nomination of two Dam.
ooradc factions. the Democratic Uniop~ ara
ene Constitutional On on" so that his vote
'n"'' reach quite respectable figure
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

ATTENTION is called to the auction sale Of
groceries this afternoon, at F. o. Bailey's au-
etion room. The stock is large and first class
goods. See advertisement
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

"a FRENCH CITY. The Washington Star
commenting at length upon the prevalence of
the Mansard roof in modern architecture,
says:
In Portland. Maine, the burnt district swept
by the great fire there has been rebuilt fy fine
structures so uniformly crowned by the Man
sard roof that the place has very much the
look of French city; with this exception,
that the roof as used in this coun ry lacks the
balustrade used generally in these roofs by the
French. A
The roof variously known By the titles, Crib
roof, French roof, and Mansard roof, was the
invention of celebrated French architect oil
the name of Francois Mansard, who was born
in Paris in 1898. 1t is related of him that his
idiosyncracy was such that in practice, al ming
at the most absolute perfection, he was con,
stantly altering his most elaborate and master
~ designs, and was often actually tearing
down what was already SO well done as to be
almost unsurpassable This popularity pre-
vented him from bel u entrusted with the SUI
pervision of the erection Of buildings upon
his own designs. 1t is related that Ann OF
Austria took from his hands an important
work for this reason.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

At recent prayer meeting in Chicago some
one. rose and stated that the Erring Woman's
Refuge in that city was in great need, and
asked the prayers of the congregation in its
behalf. One of Chicago's richest men who is
said to be somewhat minute in his contrbu-
tions to benevolent objects, volunteered al
once to lead the meeting in a prayer in behalf
of the institution named. He had scarcely
closed when another brother got to his feet
and said that it was wrong for us to ask God
20 do what He has given us the power to dc
ourselves "The idea" said he, "of man who
can draw check for one hundred thousand
dollars asking God to give money to the Err
ing Women's Refuge is preposterons! Let
him give it himself"
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

A SMALL sam Of Mousy. Toe owne- oan havv
IA the sme by proving propetty an pa in iOr
this advert semsnt.
ALFRED HASKELL,
nov SO-d5t" 152 Fore street
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

LAND SLIDE. There has been rumor cir
oulated about town that another slide had ta-
ken place at Cumberland Mills. We under
stand that it is untounded, altf ough the heavy
storm on Thanksgiving would give color to
such report
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30
sAGADAHOC COUNTY

-Ihe English Wesleyans regret that the
Rev. Mr. Punshon went to America before he
married his wite's sister, as now they can't
"discipliue" him for that terrible offence
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

UNDER'SHIRTs and Drawers in all qualities
at Chas. Gusts & Co.'s, Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

If you want nice oysters for Sunday dinner,
60 to Timmons s. Hswes
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30
THE PRESS
Monday Morning, November 80, 1853.

EY-F First Page To-Ddy-Engineer's Repof'
Portland and Rutland Railroad; The Popu-
lation of Maine Cities; The Death Pehai's
Religious Intelligence. s.4a
Fourth Page--Unfading Beauty; .unplns
Match; Concerning the Names OF ~"
Stage Riding; A Western Story
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Nj I. H A q u L o U - .

1t Is erfect and wonderful article. Cures bald
ness. Makes har grow. A hett=r dressing than
,ny oil or pc uatum. So tens brash, Try and wiry
hair i1to beautiful Silken Tresses. But above all,
the great wonder Is the rapidty @ith which 1t re
stores q ray nAair 60 ,ts orig inai color.
The whest and worst looking lair resumes its
youthful beauty by Its use. does dye the hair,
but strikes at tbs root aud fills It with life ard
coioring m It er.
The first application will do good; you will see the
Natural Color returning every gay, and
ksef0re Xou KnO~ 10,
the old, gray dscolore appearance OF the hair viii
oe gone. giving place TO ustr us, shining ami beat
tiiul ,cks
Ask fIr asl's SicIau Hair Remover; no 9th, T
irticie IS a. all like 1t in eiert.
See thlt each bottle has our private Government
stamp over ! he top OF the bottle. ALL OTHERS
ARE IN 'TATIpNs.
Price S1.Oo. ? sale by all drug ,ists.
Il. P. HALL q CO., Nashua, n. Il. Projectors
no 2teo1&eowIm
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Municipal Cour,.

JUDGE k1SGsBURY PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-A lad named Dennis Sullivan was
fined s4.25 for playing bal on the streets Paid.
John Brady, on search and seizure process was
fined $3.50. He appealed.
A lad named John Laliy was brought up charged
with the larceny of coat and hatchets the property
OF Samuel Hodgdon. MIR. ODonnell appeared as
his counsel The evidence in the case did not ans.
tain the complaint and Lally was discharged.
Daniel L. Small, on search and seizure process.
paid $3.50, and went on his way rejoicing
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30
TO LEI,
MRntel.

4 GOOD TENEMENT f i've IONS srd br,.l,
n cellar. Plenty OF hard aud SIT wal ? AMY
10 III MAS BURGESS
nov30d1w % Montreal Slreet
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FoRFIGN PORTS.

Ar at Nautilus Oct IL, ship PRIDE OF tie Pert,
sailed 2th.I
AtereenOck lith inst. barlue wskin Blanchard,
70: Rangoon.
SID m Helvoei 18th inst. ship Young Eagle. wsis
ker, Mobile
Sid i'm Antigua . tn uIt, sch Carte a Clark. Ks.
hoe. (tIaLd Catman.
Sid I'm Alllea or ,ond, ia. s.h inst, sca d Ksl.
lev, Ree1 New York
SD TN Mansanilla 18TH inst brig Al Ross. Wy
man New YORK.
In port 18Th, bIig AmbIose Light, Higgins Tor
New York.
at Trini ad 10th INST, barque Jos Eaton, Shack.
ford unc; and Others
AT CardeDas GOT, inst, barques Eliza White, No
honey; Rachel, Mitchell Lorena, hIchborn NV
;irett. Tue er aud q 1oloroo Leavitt. d 81; brig
Proieous, Hall, do Manson. ,rlkey, 10.
Ar at st John, NIB. 2ih inst. sens Lively Aut"onv
anu Dauntle :. shaw, Port and; l5t, Il rs David
Owen, Cbsdbonrn Boston kste. Stewart Port
land; sehs Blue Bird, Patters n, and Eclipse Me-
nurnie do
Id s4tb, baTrue Geo W Horton. Rhoades. Matan.
zas; brig Ida N omery, Mcclellan. Havana. b. Ia
j Vsn,lnsen, lark, Mstanz1si Lcna HuAe, Ap.
pleby, Philadelphia.
SPOhEN.
Nov "a. off B1rnegat. brig Rio Grande from phila.
delphia tor Portland.
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sunday, Novem Der 2g
ARRIVED.

Barqde Lizzie II Jacks IN, Warwick, Boston.
Brig lara, tBri Martin, new Yors.
Sch Hate loss, Ulr Philadelphia.
Sch Hamlet Baser Weber, Philadelphia.
Sch Mary Louise, Hamilton Philadul hia.
Sch Elouise, Nutter, Elizabethport
Sch ten Meade, Ferguson, New York.
Sch Citizen, Upton. Bosom.
oUTSIDE-A brig and ak deep shoouers, inwart
bound.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

Dr. BENNETT. room % o. S. Hotel, ia curing
all manner of disease without medicine.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

A REMARKABLE CAsE.-Under date of Nov.
Is, 1868, Ira Grover, Jr., a druggist of Terre
Haute, Ind. wrote:-"Sepd Immediately lot
OF 'Jackson's Catarrh Snuff and Troche Pow
der fear have not enough to last me. ]
have put it in the hands of persons whom ]
have known for years suffering with Catarrh,
Asthma, night coughs, &C., warranting it to
give satisfaction or money returned, and in
every Instance they have given it the warmes;
praise. One gentleman, who has had Asthma
for ten years, bought it and was so pleased
that he seat me dozen customers for it. Such
testimony speaks louder than words"
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

Jersey City and the neigbboriug towns il
sai'' are to be consolidated into one civ
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30


eansor, Josie Martin, Wilson, d ions, Kendall,
doj Adrtana, Eastman, ardl ier Martha iced,
/" lson and O.0lnica. " hltm re, do; Ell o Cush-
s sn.a, THONGS, homaston Veto. Horrngton. dos
Herfil, Carroll; Nile, Spear; Empress, Pbinney;
Fanny Barney, Cabes and ss,sh 8 Julia, iron
Are tn. barqur Elbq, Peterson, t,ayana
CID 2lth, brig Ablne ClitorJ. Clls5r boston; Fchs
EIHneonia wit, oalYes,oni jos Warren, Drisko,
sToNlNGToN-aE 2etn, brig Benz Carver, Mcy.
PROV1nENCF-Ar 2ffh br'os Iep,,tor c,,,,hs.
and II Means. Wentworth, Bangor schs Grace
Webster: Randall y eyandra; james BIZ g. aich,
Ell,abethporf Globe Dearborn, ROudoui. N. mia
Sewah Frishie Bangor q L Scott, Iom ian.
gor tor Paw,ucket tdzateth, Much, nsWottb;
Henrietta, James GaTuinr
SID 18th, sch l. VI Str 'ut, Ne1z c, Eli2lbstlport.
rPtta, Candy. Gardiner
NcwPOhI-Ar 25ih, scbs h Picker, Sherman.
Providence tor Buelsvii'e, Sc Rocket alton, 10 or
New York
Ar z6jh, hries Open Sea COMBS Boston for New
York. J & u CTOwle ,Crowle 4, aais lor 10; schs
Laura ebb, Webb, DO Tor amden NJ Nora,
DOW, I'm Milbridee Cor New X0fk, Charlotte ish,
ouIng; 10 20 Norfolk Nellie BELLE fltc1es ljostol
Tor JaeRsonylle, Com kearDoy, PAllbr0Oa, Cass
:Jr New rk
FALL RIVERA Path. sch Kaie Walker, War
rem. Bangor ioduskia. Eaton Ellsworth.
Sit 25th, sch Mary Aug sta LO.d, p, itsmnuth,
r., t. load coal for PORT ami.
HOLME'S no Eau %, h, bugs WIN K SAWYER.
liOwley from Mlllbridge TOR New YOrk; Ee' Foam,
Coom6s tlizahethp0rt i0r Boston; scbs Lind ey,
Emery, Ssco Tor New York; freOeriCck Fish, LAWS,
Ortlaud Tor Savannah.
M &c h. brig a ex iIiken, -, Bangor for Now
YORK scbs Mm COR N. Kelley. Portland iur PrOvi-
dencei scbs Mel be Chase. Hamilton, i'm RonGOul tor
Hoston; lda heeler, bYcr, Portland nila-
delphia; Mary. h0gets, I'M Sew York tor POrtlan
Onti "a Ia .1s Phil ide PHI Tor i3Ostun; 80 NO O.
| ley Urann, EzabethpOrt to- Boston; Nellie True,
hume P,Itlanr ,0r Norfolk; Helen, Carroll oavan-
nah Tor ROekland L.uily & Jenny, -, Alexandria
tor P1riland; island Bell, bunker New ok Tor
| Car Or dge
Returned, brig Gen Marshall
BJSTU N-Ar ZIth, schs Express, POmrJy, Calais !;
A WIl0ur, Wilbur, Pembroke
CID 9Th, SCH Excel Hatch, ROcsland.
Sid, bar4ae Mary EdsJn; bdgs Cytie, and J Mo-
Intyre.
Ar 2sth, sehs Bangor, Jordan Glizabethport; M.
| zurka. Kimball, Belfast.
ca 2stb. barque Victory. Coweu, for Melbournei
70 ing Turk. Small, Gibraltar brig Clips Queens
Prince, PORTLAND; ach Ruth Ii Baker, L0rlps Ella
worth
SAL Mar % h. ls-cs C " Ring, Ayrss, ard
Charlotte, Stupel, y.a-..ie phia: schs W ElNen,
Childs, Georgetown o., ioT Portland: aTy Louisn
Hamilton PhlladeIDhil Tor do Heath ~ IL.
liams, New YORK Bate Martha Mara. iiean, ia
| Tor Port NOUN Frank Nara, Barbour, Bangor Toe
Boston.
GLoUCEsTER--Ar 27th, brig Mary lowell, Nick
erson Caiats l0t New IOfl.
| NEWBURYPORT-Sld 2eth, schs George Tate,
RocklanO: -leaker, Matthews York.
| PURTSMOt THAI Goth, brig Elrch2rd p Tor =.
Frsbie Boston; schS Sow, Tht rndike, n York :
Gen Meade, Allen and Olive Avery, Wil4in, do /;
| Bangor.
Sid . tn. schs Intrepid. Bunker and Unison, WI
liams, Bangor.
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Warren's Cough Balsam

DoSITIvELY has no superior or all Diseases Ct
i the Throat and Lungs.
No person should be without it Give IL one uial.
Sold by all Druggists.
B.. BRADBURY, Proprietor,
uo5demsS - Bangor.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30
OMPAa. 0aA on oCNAN srNAc.nR,
NJ ARI N E N EWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday. November es

Saturday. November eS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson New York.
Sch Union Ave i'll. New York.
Sen Arrival, Farnham, Boothhay.
CLEARED.
Steamer Carlotta, Colby, Halifax, NS-Jobn Por-
teous
Barque W Holbrook, Poleys, Matapzas- S
Hunt.
Sch VIM Lancaster, tBrl Seeey, st John, Nh
John POrteous
sch Willard, Parsons, Philadelphia-E VII
la d.
Sch Bramhall Hamilton, Boston, Charles Saw
yer.
Sch Emeline, Blake, w5scss Eastern Packet
Company.
SAlLED-lIarque Augustine Kohbe; bri2s Para
gon, Howland. VIII ia err; schs S L Foster, q
" Willard, Bramhall. and others.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

LIFE INSURANCE ON A POSITIVE Basis
An article, under the above caption, appeared
| in the columns of the Press on Saturday,
claiming for the National Life Insurance Com
pany advantages, which, if it possesses, would
place it far above all other life companies that
| have preceded it. There is unquestonably
something quite taking" in the pretensions
of the NATIONAL and many who have not the
| time or disposition to investigate the subject
| will swalI:w the sugar-coated morsel and not
| discover its bitterness until two or TIRES an
nual payments have been made.
1st-If am rightly Informed, this Company
| is chartered by Congress for the District of
| Columbia as q State Legislature charters a
| State company, consequently there is nothing
National" in it, except its name, which may
be applied to any State Company as well as to
that. Instead of deriving extraordinary priv
| ileges from its charter, Com missioner Barnes,
Of New York, questioned whether 1t was en-
titled TO equal privileges with State company,
and that question is to be settled by the SUI
preme Court of the United States.
2d-Its claims to furnish life insurance cheap
er than other companies is without foundation.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the
Y piteu states haS, Tor n''arly ten years, fur-
| nished insurance for from fifteen to twenty per
| cent less than the National proposes TO do,
the evidence of which can be made apparent
| to any one who will take the trouble 10 ex-
anime the subject.
3d-Its capital, it is true, is 100000 but
300, 90 only is deposited for the protection of
the policy holder; the balance may be loaned
to such parties as the Directors may elect, the
stockholders being only responsible to the
amount OF their stock, 50 that in point Of Sc
cority it does uot stand on par with any New
York company, which is regulated and con
irolled by the most stringent legislation.
The National being a stock company all
Its surplus earning goes into the pockets of the
stockholders; while in a mutual company ali
the surplus earnings are divided among the
policy holders. The fact that Messrs Jay
Cooke & Co. are the controlling men in the
National might be strong argument in favor
of the purchase of stock, but would have less
weight among those who were seeking protec-
lion ter their families by investing in life in
suranee policy. BENZ Colby,
Gen. Agent Equitable Life Assurance Society,
40 1.2 EXCHANGE street
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEN's GLOVES a, ohas. Gusts & Co.'S.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

G Falmo th Corner Me-, three minute,i walk
~ rom u Dep I, sual place. aety OF Iars.
DWELL HUE, Sho where the Psi Once r.
KEPT. 9 81 eksmith shop, aud a good Voure
Uehard Their on. Eng uire AZ the Pos OH, e e
Falm juth, Me uogOI2 -
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BOARDING House for Sale

THE urnitWe anil good will OF geltee Board
y 10y ilou-e-hrst GAS location. House cont ms
eigh. cen lOohs Rent S60J. Apply O.
WA. II. JElRIS,
nov3odlw' Real tate AGENT
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Ladies',

walt a No. A. Ceutr Street, and Aod In.
~ FNNTs' CLoi MSG, II LDREN 3 APRON
SACoUEs Ne. ready made; orders TO-, SANG M NM
ly at ended 70 BY MRS, -. F. MIXDl
nov 30-d2w
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

We find in the Ellsworth American that the
average annual production there s 30 600 ,OOO
feet of long lumber; 2O0,0 900 sugar-box shocks
100000 lathes; 100000 shingles; 900 clap
boards, and large quantity of smaller stuff
Value of ssnnua production, estimated at from
800 600 to 1910 O0O
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international Steamship Or,
ESssyers, Calais 81 5e1a
Dfgby, Windsor. ~ EIolif.7x
WINTER ARShNG EMFNg


On and after Monday, Dee TIN Tho
II rAsH steamer NV BRuN WICK taLr.
Sas5ea 49, D q. Winchester, viii q. So "a ftad
$500 va loot OF State &c, etery MON.
q 'eIaiaG VII iea7e 81, Jonn amt Essirrrt On
. connecting a. Esstp0rt Wih Steamer BELLE
BROWN, for ST. AndrsWs. Robhustou ana ~ :
Hoalion stations '4'
Connecting At 81. John with Z. SN.A Railway
tVI ahedae ane lOteimedIae sfa 70 s.; aua uIk
steamer EhPRESS tnr Dlgby, WIN, s1rauu Yr!u1
an Vile steamer for Fredericton.
sra'g- Ee7Cgel o. uavy at e,ili..s .f 81. asCfs
z. N.
100 Ar. SCUBRs
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

The Pressure Isle Sunrise says: "a young.
gent in this village had qnite little 'onpeas-
es on pretty little kitten which he found
in the street. To-day his clothes are out
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-30

Nov "a. of Bornsgat. brig Rio Grands, from Phla.
delphia tor Portland.