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The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18
FOREIGN PORTS,

Sid i'm Sydney, NSw, Sept II, ship Cbas Dav.,-
port, Kennedy, San Francisco.
Ar at Newcastle, NSW Sept IL. barque Burns,da
Pendergrace, Melbourne, land sailed 22d for SHAM
hae.) wa Snans-
AT Bangkok Sept 20, baruue Pekin se,r,o,,r A..
Hong Kong, at 6Oa65c pr pieui S'' 'ioui' Ior
Ar at Singapore Sept %, ship Arabia uino,,.,
6onoay ana saiied "a oit for Bangkok 10 load rice
Sid sept Y, ship Rainbow, Thayer Roston v,o ps'
nang Zfth, oaGque Eureka, Young, Banekok -" g
AT Bombay 9TH nit, ships Corsica. Bsvenar ,.
Ece ports, Moravla, Patten, and Richard Ne Mar @
terson, for Calcutta E"uys'one' Pc
AT 1 enerife 22d ult brio 7 Al yris,u -,
Doston, ar 10th; Helen Maria Hoxie do me- III
-, ~ Duenos Ayres Sept IS, ships ID WRIGHT Traa,
IaoS ' III odIlast; barques Sarah Elizabeth Mo
an edn g. 9s New YORK. ldg; City OF Bangor Menzes
Wbta Gt.o ' Ames, Tor west Coast; Sarah Hobart
wu.e' rom portland, ar sd; DevOnshire ySrint
water water, ana Gertrude Atherton. from do ar OF,
OarrIe T. Long, Park unc; Flor del Mar E1iI,aon
UNI prgs Kennedy, unc; Helen d Pbinnev
BoyJ, from Portland do. "i''e''
slu sept ~; ship Lisbon, Curtis, West Coast.
, Ar az klo Janero Sept 20, ship Pontiac SLillings
New York Tor San Francisco
Ci9 IN, sup Hazeltne, Gikey Callao.
gu sept 20, snip Criterion, Sheldon from Boston,
ior san Francisco; 26th, Jennie Prince Prince. tim
T', islInal Tor Queenstown 2sth, ship Gov
Lahguoh; DAVIS, ttrom Cardiff for Callao; 18th ult
Charter Oak. Turkey Collao; It'll, James A Wright
Morse, do 5th Gov Morton, Rowland, from New
York for San Francisco.
IN port 9Th ult, ships PocahOntas. Weeks, for New
Orleans, takes $500 sacks coffee. Pocabontas Devans
IRON Boston Tor San Francisco, repg; John Patten
HILL une; Gen Berry, Watts. do; Gold m Hind -
Wis, from New York for San Francisco dise. ha,r,a
Charlotte A Iittletield, Nichols, unc fN'
Sid TIM Navassa 26th ult, brig \ = smith R,o,,i
ton, Philadelphia.
Ar at Matanzas 18th inst, bril- Marr,yo yvo,,,.
house Portland 10 days. ""'ei
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have been drawn as grand Jurors, and William
FL. Beaumont and Daniel Brown as petit ju-
rOrs, to the December term of the u S. Dis
trict Court.
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LADIES FURs of every variety Hats, Caps
and Gloves can be found at McCallar's, SO
Middle street, Casco Bank block. Call and
examine. noylSd3t
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For sale or to let at Morrill's Corner, West
brook, the best Grocery stand in the State-a
two story store and dwelling, together with lot
of one-hat acre. Enquire of o. A. Hill, on
the premises
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18

Mrs. MANCHESTER has been prevailed upon
to remain at the United States Hotel few
days longer.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of
j. G. Hoadley & Co. in our paper. Their
portable steam engines are used in all parts of
the country, and are highly recommended by
those who have tested them
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DIED.

In this city, Nov. IT, Lizzie N, vile OF Robert
Mitchell, and eldest daughter OF Josiah and Almira
Murch.
funeral ON Friday afternoon, at O'Clock, from
No. Halls Court Relatives and friends are invited
to attend.
In this city, Nov. 49, Mrs. Rebecca Hatch, widow
OF the late VIM. Hatch, aged 60 years monars.
Funeral Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from
No. IL Pine street. Friends are invited to attend.
In Standish. Nov. IA, Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, wife
oil VIM. n. Davis, aged 81 years.
In Farmingdale, Nov II, Mr.. Roscoe G. Buck, aged
IS years.
In Gardiner. Nov. IL, Mrs. Hannah A wife of
Nathan Foster, aged 60 years months.
In Gardiner, Nov. 6, S. Roger Plaisted, aged IS
years.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18

LII any lady is in want of an elegant cloak,
we would advise her to just drop in to E. E.
Titles Cloak Rooms, corner Congress and
Brown streets, and there see for herself gar
ments OF every pattern and color, and so cheap
that she will thank us for this bit of advice.
We would not forget TO say to those in want
of shawls also, that we there saw some of the
most elegant Paisley shawls (both long and
square) ever seen in Portland
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18

AN exchange says that Gen Grant will
nave control of $4,000 offices and officers, whose
annual compensation amounts to thirty mil
mons Oh dollars" Hardly, while the tenure of
office act remains unrepealed.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18

DIR. BENNETT, room % U. S. Hotel, heals the
sick and makes strong the weak without medi-
cine.
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M. L. Ave are requested by the Lecture
Committee of the Mercantile Library Associa-
ton to state that Miss Ke llogg has entirely re-
coered from her illness and will appear this
evening, and we predict for her most splep
did reception.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18

FINE ARrs.-McKenney & Davis first in
troduced to the Portland people the charming
little chrome Making the Scrap Book" and
they have received nice mate to it, The I'm
conscious Sleeper" just published by Prang.
They have on hand very fine display of
chromos, The Old Oaken Bucket, Autumn
Fruits and Apples, Mischievous Pets, Gen. U.
g. Grant, Loves Melancholy, Gods Acre, and
many other new publications. They also have
some beautiful paintings of wild flowers by
Bradbury. A little painting by Hudson of the
home of Artemus Ward, Waterford, can be
seen in their window
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18

GALL at the Falmouth Bazaar, 118 Middle
street, and examine elegant Parians and
Bronzes Just received.
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RECEPTIoN.-Last evening Mr.. Samuel III.
Stevens entertained number of ladies and
gentlemen at the residence of his brother, ex-
Mayor Stevens, on Spring street. The party
was composed almost exclusively of musical
people, who were invited to meet Miss Kellogg
and the artists of the Orera Company. As
far as regards Miss X. they were disappoint-
ed, for she did not deem it prudent to venture
out in the night air after her late illness, but
great enjoyment was derived from Mr. Patti
sons admirable execution of some of his own
compositions upon one of the new Weber
pianos Sgnor Petreli also favored the COM
pany with several arias from different operas
while Kotzschmar played two original ma
zourka's with exquisite feeling. 1t was de-
lightfu musical party, and the thanks OF all
are due to Mr.. Stevens and the gentlemen who
so kindly bestowed so much qualification upon
the company for an evening, which will al
ways be referred to with pleasure. Not little
of their enjoyment was derived from The fine
instrument which served to display to so much
advantage the abilities of the several perform
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Essay for Young Men.

nN the Errors and Abuses incident 10 Youth and
" Early Manhood, with the humane view of treat
ment and cure sent BY mail free OF charge Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa. sep22dS w3msN
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ANOTHER DELINQUENT AMBASSADOR. Much
Indignation is expressed aginst Hon. Charles
A. Washburn American Minister to Paraguay,
on account of his having allowed the tyrant
Lopez to make prisoners of two members of his
legation as they Were about embark with him
on board the United States gunboat Wasp
Nearly all foreigners in Paraguay are now
prisoners and they are treated, according to
Mr.. Washburn's statements, with the greatest
inhumanity. Much apprehension is felt for
Messrs. Bliss and Masterman, the Americ ans
whom Lopez WAS allowed to seize.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18

VERTICAL railways have removed great
objection to large hotels. One of the finest in
the country is that in the American House,
Boston. Messrs. Rice & Son have left nothing
undone that shall conduce to the comfort of
their patrons %
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The friends O

TEMPERANCE MEETNG.-The friends OF tenn
perance in this city held meeting last even
ing in Temperance Hall. The attendance,
though not very large, comprised those VINO
are spirited in the movement for the promo
ton of the cause. Joseph B. Hall, Esq, pre-
sided, and M. l.. Stevens, Esq, was Secretary
Spirited addresses were made by Messrs. Dow,
Stevens. Haskell, Peabody and others, all con-
curing in the opinion that radical change IN
public sentiment on the traffic in intoxicating
liquors was highly necessary for the public
good, and that stringent measures should be
adopted at once to clese the grog shops and
bars in this city.
The matter of the next municipal election
was incidentally alluded to, and 1t was evident
that the radicals in the cause are determined
to present themselves in force at the Spring
election.
Gen. Dow offered motion, which was adopt
ed, that committee be appointed to act with
other committees now engaged in the cause OF
temperance; and that measures be taken to
form union, in which all the friends of tenn
perance may unite.
Messrs Rufus Deering, William 1. Brown
and M L. Stevens were appointed the above
mentioned committee. 1t was then voted that
another meeting be held to hear their report.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18
IMPORTS.

HILISBORo, NIB. Sch Bine 22O tons plaster,
Beale q Morse.
HANTSPORT. Ms. Sch Debonaire - $50 tons
plaster to order.
PICTOU, Ms. Brig W W Lord-45O tons coal to
JAS l. Farmer.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18

The Fullerton investigation of the whiskev
ring frauds has not resulted in ANYTHING very
s'a ithng yet, but the public feeds on air
Promise-crammed," Fullerton says that he
.1neo 70 convince the President of the rascali-
oloonrtney and Murray because of his re-
SUBSTANCE TO expose certain high officials but
nc mas now gone back to New York with a set.
lieu purpose 10 secure proof that it will he inn
possible 10 Ignore 1t is said that three Cabi.
net officers are implicated in the frand.
! Meanwhile the New York papers exnrass
most extraordinary diversity Of opinion 70.
speeding the integrity of Fullerton and tba
men he is pursuing.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Nov. ID. by Rev. o. I. Moulton, Sim
con F. Tuts OF Standish and Miss Lizzie A. Gilkey,
OF Limngton.
In this city, Noy. II, by Rev. B. II. Bailey. VIM.
Fl. Broughton. OF Portland, and Emma Z. W. Sher-
man, OF Kennebunk.
In Phipsburg, Nov. u, Thomas Mnott Jr., and
Margaret /. Head.
In Lewiston, Nov. "A. Cyrus II. Rich and Alice o.
Weber.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18

Ten cases of Velvet Hats for rs cents at
Robinson's No. Elm street. nov16d3t
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18

mexican BUCHANAN.-We call attention to
the advertisement of the Dramatic Companv
who appear at Deering Hall ON Monday eve.
ming. Mr.. Buchanan and daughter are the
stars, and will open in "Richelieu, or the Con.
spiracy."
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18

DON'T GET CHEATED, LOOK OUT.-Get pint
bottles, 81, in white wrappers-Wolcott's An
nhilator, for it cures Catarrh Wolcott's
Pain Paint cures pain, all kinds, aud heals all
sores without stain or smart
noy1O-W&S&w2w
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THE alumni of Bowdoin College who reside
In Boston held meeting Monday evening and
took preliminary steps toward the formation
Of permanent association. The meeting was
called to order by P. w. Chandler, Esq, and
Rev. Rufus Anderson of the class of 1918 was
made chairman. Remarks were made by DR..
anderson John c. Dodge, Esq, Mr.. Linscott,
Nehemiah Cleveland of the class of 1919 DIR
webb, Professor Smyth and Rev. Mr. Means
Nehemiah Cleveland, John c. Dodge. f
Webb, Lorenzo Merrill, T. NJ Hayes, William
D. Northend, d. G. Linscott and J. R. Osgood
were appointed committee to nominate off,
! GERS Tor permanent organization and the
meeting adjourned subject to their call.
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MEMS GLOVES at Chas. Gusts & Co. 5.

UNDER-SHIRTs and Drawers in all qualities
at Chas. Custis & Co.'s, Congress st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Or THE
choice Fruits and Spices i!

THEIR STRICT PURITY, DELICIOUS FLAVORS,
UNRIvALED STRENGTH AND GREAT ECONOMY,
are attracting trade from lovers of CHOICE FLAW
oRs which is without parallel.
Their great success is because they are the true
rich favors Of the fruits and spices Of remarkable
strength.
Ex-Gov. JAMES Y. SMITH, of Providence, X. l.,
says: "My wife pronOunces them superior to any
favoring extracts she has ever used"
Ex-GOv. VIM. A. BUCKINGHAM, of Connecticut,
says: "For long time have used them, and
find them very fine,"
DR.. J, G. HOLLAND, tTimothy Titcomb) author of
Katrina" &c, the we'll known author of Spring.
field, Mass. says: "They are the standard IN this
vicinity
Dealers treble their sales with them.
Sold IN Portland, Me-, by
sA VII. CHADWICK, ~ Market square,
And by all dealers in choice flavors. se25 6m1awSsn
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BRIG ERNEsTINE.-We have noticed the
launch of this vessel from the yard OF Messrs.
Hutchins & Stubs, at Yarmouth. She is now
here loading for Matanzas. She is fine YES
sci of 421 tons, N. NJ, and it is only necessary
to state the names of the builders to warrant a
first class vessel in all respects. The Ernes-
tine will compare favorably with any of the
vessels they have built, having all the modern
Improvements in her construction. She is
owned by Messrs. Blanchard and French, the
builders, parties in Portland, and Capt F. NJ.
Knight, who commands her.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18

LIST OF PATENTS issued to Maine inventors
and bearing date of Nov II, reported for the
Press by VIM. H. Clifford, ESQ.,, Solicitor of
American and Foreign Patents, 3O1 1-2 Con-
gress street:
J. e. Coffin, Portland, machine for cordine
and folding the edge of paper goods.
j. Ellenberger, Easton, post driver tante-
dated Nov 49,
H. G. Briggs, Auburn, hulling machine.
Designs-D. w. Storer, Bangor, trademark
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additional per steamer Hartmann

SID I'm Liverpool slst ult. Hattie G Han, Fisk for
new a. r.y oai Lindsey, Wilson. Philadelphia
loilo. N H"se' Fleree,
for Ns az GNewrort sotb, Jennie Cobb Croker TrOon
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
MARI N E N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday. November II.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England. Field, st John. NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
0Brg W w Lord, (Br) Babin. Pictou.
Brig Helena. Br) Mills. Windsor, Ms.
Sch Chieftam, tBrl Johnson French Cross, Ms
Sch Geo Parker, lBrl Cook, Harborvie, Ms.
Sch Debonaire, Brl Barker, Transport. Ms.
Sch Montana Sawyer, New York for Machias.
Sch Caressa, Sadler, Ellsworth.
Sch S L Foster, Trowant, Bremen.
Sch Leopard Snow, Bangor tor Brighton,
Sch Helena, Harris. Bangor tor Newburyport.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chase, Mulligan, Halifax, n s. John
Porteous.
Ship Harrisburg. WiswelI, Buenos Ayres - &
Spring.
Brig Amy A Lane, Carver, Matanzas-C churchill,
Browns q Manson.
Sch Emma P=mberton, tBrl Britt ST Andrews
John PorteOus.
Sch Sawyer, Keene, Calais.
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BACK AGAIN.-Elizabeth Kelley, an inmate
of the House of Correction, escaped from that
establishment few days since, for the third
or fourth time, where she had been committed
for lasciviOus conduct. Last evening officer
Joel w. Merrill in coming down Congress St.
espied Liz at distance. Liz also saw Joel at
the same time, and "put" down Center Street.
Joel pursued and overfauled her opposite At
woods oyster saloon, fastened to her and con-
Quoted her to the lookup. She will be taken
to her old quarters to-day.
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G. A. R.-To-morrow night the Grand Army
of the Republic will give the second entertain
ment of the course undertaken under their au-
spices, in which Camilla Urso, one of Port,
lands tavorites, will renew her former triumphs
and rivet anew those links of enchantment
which she throws around all listeners to the
magic strains of her violin. Barnabee will
keep the audience in a roar'of laughter with
those capital comic sketches, which he delights
to furnish in response to the many encores he
receives, while the singing of Miss Written,
Mrs. Carey and Mr.. Mcdonald are sufficient
equivalent for the price of ticket
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chaIr az Annoy Sept !, saml Russell Lucas from Foo
en now land sailed 18th for New York;
,Oaicutta-S1d FIN Saugor I'd ult Francis Fay
durham Boston; Sd, j L Hale Page, do. ~
on st Helena LIST ult, Virginia Richardson. iron,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Warren's Cough Balsam!

positively has no superior for all Diseases of
IL the Throat and Lungs.
No person should be without it, Give 1t one trial.
Sold by all Druggists
B. F. BRADBURY. Proprietor,
no5d6mSN Bangor.
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M. L. A. CoNcERT.-To give to the public
some idea OF the merits of the Concert to take
place tonight, we had the pleasure Monday
morning of hearing Mr.. J. N. Pattison, the pi-
anist of the StraKosh Opera Troupe, display
his abilities upon the new Weber grand-piano
which is to be used ON this occasion. Mr.. Pat
tisons execution is very delicate, sympathet-
ic, and pronounce, displaying at the same time
great power in fortissimo passes where it is de-
sired to exhibit the massive tones of the bass
which are an especial characteristic Of this in
strument What we particularly admire about
these pianos is the liquid clearness of the notes
in the upper octaves, each note so distinct, re-
tanning its individuality so perfectly, while at
the same time harmonizing so completely with
no otho
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18
MEMOIR ANDA.

Ship Pontiac. Skillings. from New York tor san
Francisco, put into Rio Janeiro Sept 20, dismasted
and leaky.
Barque Lavinia, Davis, at New York from Glou-
cester. T., reports heavy westerly winds the entire
passage; sprung maintopmast head and sustained
other damage.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18


Maqritius for Cork; 50, rsnjore, Humphrey, ron
Coringa tor Liverpool
singapore, Sept 26-The American barque Eureka
whch arrive IRON Cardiff, encountered a succession
OIL heaVy gales from the Cape to st PauPs Island.
Per City OF London. at New York;
Palermo.
SID I'm Cardiff slst ult Peru. York, tor Calao I'd,
Star, LoTnR, do.
Ar at Troon 3D. Lena Thurlow. Corbett, Dublin.
NJ Ar at Sha5ghae Sept Is, Masonic Lampher, irou
SD Sept IS, ResOlute, Holt New York.
delphia. --
SIN I'm oportO 2sth ult. Nellie Move, BIerriman,
London.
=, Ar at Gibraltar Path ult Harvest Home, Dickey.
G. SID TN Bordeaux list inst, E A Kennedy, Hofses.
Ar at Havre LIST inst, Harpswel oualey. from New
York.
Ar at MontevideO Sept 10, VIM Libby Alnot, Carr
dif; 2lst Hattie L Tapley, Tapley, Ardrossan; 22d
JAS MeCarty, Race Savannah.
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Aug %, lat $, lon 80 W. ship Col Adams, Morse ,
from Cardih for Callao.
Aug 81. lat 80 S, lon 20 f, barque Frances Kelley,
from Calcutta tor New York.
Sept II. lat 81 S, Ion 70 f, ship Tanjore, from
Coringa Tor Liverpool.
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gY-F First Page To-Day.-The Most Striking
Event in Our History; Where Do they Drl ri,
Rum; Better Times South; Letter from WIZ
ton; Varieties.
Fourth Pdde = Recent Publications.
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ENTERTAINMENT.-The young ladies and
gentlemen of the Mountfort Street Sabbath
School will repeat their entertainment at the
Church this evening. One who was present
at the first performance assures US that il was
very charming affair." and well worth the nat.
ronage of the public.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18

OBsEoUIEs.-The funeral of the late Mr..
Augustus D. Pickett took place yesterday af.
ternoon. He had long been foreman in the
establishment of Messrs. G. P. Kimball & Co.
Mr.. Kimball with all his employees, some
eighty in number, attended the funeral in a
body. The Odd Fellows also turned ont in
strong numbers to pay the last tribute of re-
spect TO their late associate
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18

us EUeCJ u EHT7oCE } ttS ICCEOW III
Simultaneous
CriStadOrO's Hair Preseryative
AND BEAUTIFYERis preparation of equal merit
and repute Its effect upon the hair is electrical 1t
tastens every loosening fibre, replaces harshness
with sickness and fexibility, semi-baldness with
luxuriance, dullness with gloss. Its use will incline
the straghtest hair to curl and prevent the dryest
from turning gray 1t is the favorite at every toilet
where it has been tried, and as means of keeling
the hair free from scurf and dandruf and the scalp
from calculations, IS perfectly invaluable
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No 6s Maiden Lane. Prn-
cipal Depot No Astor ~ Observation-Disclosures
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Everything will DO sold at the lowest possible
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
nov t0-d& WV
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LIGHTHOUSE DEPARTMENT.. G. Duane.
Lieutenant Colonel of Engineers and Breyet
Brigadier General U. S. A, has been appoint
ed Engineer of the First Lighthouse District
(Maine) and been placed in charge of the
work on the Notifications in the State If
Maine. He has already entered upon his
duties
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-18
WestbrOOk Seminary.

VNHE Winter Term will commence Wednesday
Dec I'd, and continue ten weeks.
Text Books furnished at Portland brices
GRENVILLE NJ. STEVENS, Secretary.
Stevens Plains, Nov 1868. no1geodsw
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GEN. .CaRAnr Ar Mrsr pornr.-Gen. Grants

GEN. GRANT AT WEST PorNr.-Gen. Grants
Journey to West Point attracted Iarge mum Il
Der OF people to the depots through Wnieh Gne
train passed. At Tarrytown, considerable
amusement ensued from the fact that several
passengers were identified by the crowd as be-
ing Gen. Grant Several young ladies kissed
their hands to the General, and not few
xvonI6 have embraced him had he been within
arms length At Peekskill another goOdly-
Si1ed crowd were assembled, and no sooner had
The locomotive ceased putting than they began
10 cheer and throw up their hats and shout for
Grant. Young children were Lifted by their
mothers up to the window, from which Gen.
Grant shook hands with every one, male and
female, who presented their hands to be shak-
en-. At West Point the party were met by
Gen. Pitcher, United States Army Saperin-
tendent of West Point, Col. Black, Command
ant of the Corps of Cadets, and Major Boyn-
ton, Adjutant of the Post. Gen. Grant shook
hands with each officer as he came up IN the
most busiuess-like manner: How are
you, Pitcher?" How are you, BLACK :!
"Ah! Boynton-glad to see you. =
And that was all that was exchanged with the
soldiers, who took off their hats and bowed to
Mrs Grant. There was no reception, no fuss,
no formula or parade, and not soldier could
be seen, Young Mr.. Grant, or Fred" as he is
called, got short furlough to welcome his ia
ther and mother. He is fair, fresh-skinned
boy, with bluish-gray eyes, rather chubby in
appearance, and is not by any means, in the
opinion of the students, the brightest boy in
his studies. Still he has that bony, massive
head and manner of looking steadfastly, like
his father, at matters and things which has
made the latter famous.
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City of Portland,

CIUy Oh FOftIanu.
WHEREAS, John Curtis and Others hays
w peutoned the City Council TO lay out a new
Street or Public Way in said city, beginning at the
terminus OF Cumberland street on North street. and
extending TO Eastern Promenade; and whereas said
petition was referred by the City Council Nov OH
1865 TO the undersigned, for them to consider and
act upon, therefore
Nouee hereby given TO all parties interested that
the JOINT Standing Committee of the CITY Council
ON laying out new streets, will to hear the par
es ana view the proposed way on the twenty-eiahth
Jay 81 Noyemer, 1865 at Jour o'clock in the AFTER
noon. at the junction OF Cumberland and North sts
and VIII then and there proceed TO determine and
audge whether the public convenience requires said
street or way to be laid out
Given under our hands on this eighteenth day az
November, A. d., 1863 -
JACOB MCCLELLAN
ALBERT WARWICK committee on
EZRA CARTER, ,,.
j f. LEA WITT, Laying out
JAMES MOVES,
GEO. II. CHADWICK, New streets
November Is dtl Aroma conv