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The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28
A Dead Man Identified.

EAST HARDwICK, Vt. Nov. "a, 1868,
To the Editor Of the Press:
The notice of the death of a stranger who
oed In this town last winter, that you so kind
~ inserted in your paper month or two
soce' has led to the discovery of his friends,
from whom he had kept himself hid for fifteen
years. he has seven brothers living in Maine
This stranger called his name CbarIas stomo,,
son. Your notice met the eye of DR.. H. A
Laub of your city who wrote mo +bot tta
scrptlon gave answered the descr;ntio,, i;o ue
Charles Stevenson Lamb, a cousin Of. bis 'a ana "
Re gave me the post office address of ono or
the brothers, Benz. Lamb, of Rockland. Maino ~
from whom 1 have gathered his historv and
sne q 81 facts l nave above stated. They can as
H. BLAKE
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28
DOMESTIC PORTS.


SAN FRANCISCO-Cid 23d, ship Yosemite, Steel,
Liverpool.
Cid 2Eth, ship jeremiah Thompson, Kennedy, New
Yors
Sid 9Th, brig Mary A Reed, johnson Coos Hay.
NEW ORLEANS Cid goth. ship Nelrose Nichols
Ilavre; brig Maria W Norwood, Washburn Proyi-
dence.
Cd 10th, ship Northampton Neatly, Liverpool.
Towed to sea- ship J Southard Ieth, baroues
l. N ong Alaska.
SAVANNAH-Ar 25th, sch Emeline McIain
TorTey hoston.
NoRFOLK-.Ar 2ith, sch Kate Wentworth Ad-
aims, New York. Au-
WAsHINGTON-Ar 2Ith, sch belmont DALE.
Philadelphia. N"ieS'
BALTiMoIE- Cid 9Th, brigs Eudorus cuu
mings, Tor Porto Ric ,: Romance Duncan Navassa D..
M binds, Hinds Boston; sen Grapesbot W. :
WELL Portland Po'' "aiu-
PHILADELPHIA-C Cid Oath, brigs ri, cro,da
Bennett; and walter lIowes, Pierce, Portland
Ar 25th. bIig Marshall Dutcn Coombs I'm Kos,on
sehs ,,, Mary % ID Haskell, Haskell, aud Addie M B,rd
C.d 25th, brgs Herald, Creighton Guantanamo.
Maisnal, p Dutch. Coombs, Boston; Isabel Bsurman'
nsNrrW'i, NEW pponaug; sch Dearborn for Ponce
Co., Nv w nuhh-Ar 2ith ship Valparaiso Manson
10 I, Trrahcisco 30 days. barune Dencv Harrinoto,,
.,, au nVef schs sandman, Holhrook Richmond far
oseon: John hoyntou, Mitchell, alais; M s. HatI-
e. sMay. Coie Machias; Arcturus. Smith, and Eugene
S,Isenlaw. Bangor; Cowell, Banks: Monte nina
pu,geti Mlchigan, Pickering; Fred Smith, Smith,
9 Snu moses ratten, Harding, Bangor. Mary Susan,
snow, ran River; Aida, Eaton do for Elizabeth
port; Emily Fowler, Hart, and Sedonia, Holbrook
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28
Portland and Vicinity
New Advertisements this nav.

SeW advertisements this DaNs
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Edward G. SWEET, Watch Maker,
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN
S. P. Society-Friday Evening, Dec 4.
Deering Hall-Tbeatre.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Groceries---F. Oh Bailey.s
NEW ADvERTISEMENr COLUMN
Annual Observation-Disclosures Society.
Found-Money.
Wanted-Rent.
For Machias-Steamer Lewiston.
Special Notice to Shippers of Freight.
Goes Cough Balsam
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
Notice Henry Fox.
To Lot Store.
Money Wanted.
Flour-Chase. 1859 Fore ST,
National Life ms. Co Edward l.. o. Adams.
The tisheries-W. S Jordan.
Business Men-W. H, Hobbs.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Nov. 2i. by Rev. S. +. Wetherbee.
Charles n. JunkiLs and Miss Linda Abbott, both oil
Kennebunk.
In this city, Nov. 26, by Rev. DR.. Shaer Sylvanus
Bourne and Nss George Stison, both OF PORTLAND
In this city. Nov. As. by Rev. A w. Pottle, Frank
n. lsabb and Miss Annie r. Lo1mer. both OF PORT
iand.
In this city Nov. q. by Rev. E. G. Boles, Fred'k
A. johnson AID Miss Lucy 1. Babb both of West
brook
To this city, Noy 26 at the residence z. B. Rob
hv q ' =. Br-lifb, lew
lston, and Miss Fanny K. SWEET OF Lastport.
Eastport papers please copy.l
In this city Nov. rs, bv Rev. o. I. Moulton John
w., hamberla and Miss S. Elizabeth Brooks all
OF Portland.
In Yarmouth. Nov. 26. by Rnv. Geo. A. Putnam,
Hiram u. Williams and Miss Belle f. Russ both OF
Yarmouth
In flew Gloucester, Nov. 2s. by Rev. W. r. Cross
John Staples Of Raymond, and Miss Ellen NJ. Role
OF Poland
In New Gloucester Nov. 26, by Rev. W. R. Cross,
Alvin +. Foss and Miss Josie H. Jordan, both OF
New Gloucester.
In Naples Nov. "a, by Rev. John Cobb, George
jackson and Miss En- ma L. Brooks Goth OF N.
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superior Courr.

NoyFMBER TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
FR1DAY.-No. S7-Arthur M. NARROW VS.. Charles
j. Little Assumpsit to recover balance of $3T al
legged to be due Tor services an engineer The de-
fence is that plaintiff agreed to labor for defendant
through the season, but lie his employ without
sonabe notice and without tu filling his contract
causing great damage and loss TO the defendant,
much greater than the amount claimed by plaintiff.
Also that plaintiff wllully broke defendants ma
chnerv. Decision reserved
Clark-Howard g. Cleaves. Deane e. Verrill
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

GRAND CoNcERT.-The public must not be
unmindful of the grand sacred concert to take
place at City Hall tomorrow night. The large
audience who heard Mile, Filomena only some
four weeks ago, and were so much pleased
with her first appearance, will no doubt be
anxious to attend in order to gain greater
knowledge of her powers than single per-
formance can ever bestow. The fine music of
Halls Band is in itself a great attraction, as is
also Mr.. Halls cornet playing, and the rest of
the performers will do all in their power to
render the evenings entertainment a highly
satisfactory one
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

The latest news from the English elections
IS not favorable to the Liberals or creditable to
the country. The wbo'e number OF members
already elected is 6l5; Liberals 357, Conserva.
uves 243; Liberal majority 49, This is not 80
well as was expected. The discreditable part
OF the afflr is that riots occurrel in Tredeear,
Langton and Brampton. In the former place
much damage was done to property and it was
found necessary to call out the troops.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28
surrrme .sndicia, s,our..

OCTOBER TERM.-TAPLEY, j., PRESIDING.
FRI christopher Dyer, hbelant VS.. Mary
W. by Libel for divorce; cause, desertion. Di-
vorce decresd. j. H. Williams for libellant Howard
& Cleaves for libelI e.
Nathan Mason libellant, vs.. Martha S. Mason
Libel for divorce cause, adultery. Divorce decreed
as prayed for. P. R. Hall for libelant g. L. Carle-
ton for libellee.
Court adjourned to Monday afternoon, "a o'clock
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28
Grants majority, 2S,O36.

CANADA wanted the possessions % the Hud-
son Bay Company. The matter was taken in
to consideration in the English Parliament
and it was found that there was no way to
dispossoss the great corporation of its lands
without its consent, and so the mother country
negotiated with the Company for a transfer to
Canada The price was agreed upon, but
Canada expected England to pay for the coun.
try and make the Dominion present of it.
This England refuses to do so, and matters
are at dead lock. The people of the Domin-
ion cherish a secret hope that England may
see the necessity of running railroad through
the Hudson Bay territory in order to connect
the D ominion with British Columbia and the
Pacific, and thus be compelled to make the
nurcnasa.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

On DIT.-We hear that members of the boat-
ing fraternity, not inexperienced. in snch mat
tiers, are preparing for Masquerade Ball op
grand scale, 10 take place early ia the New
Year. We think we should be on the safe side
by asserting hatna-versal opinion would pre-
dict for it great success
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28
Friday, Noyenc ber ct,
MEMORANDA.

Earque Ironsdes, Tapley. at New York from Leg.
horn. bad pleasant weather uot) Oct ~, lat 2, 90
lon h6, when shs took hurricane from SW and
around w TO NE, which lasted twelve ours; sprung
mai ma t. Inc and main topsai ards and was nine
davs North OF hatcras Nov II. fitts miles East of
Barnegat took gale from the North and broke
away rndder head.
Big Hiram Abift OF Wise sset. at Gloucester from
Cadiz hal heavy weather on the passage carried
awav ioretopgallant most, SC.
sch Kate Wentworth, Aoams. from New York.
arrived at Norfolk Path inst with loss of sails and
manboom in the gale of the 2Oih.
sch Nautilus; Ham, OF and from Rock'and for New
YORK. was towed into New Bedford by U S steamer
CaItus, 18th, disabled. She had been IN collision
from New York tor Boston, and was cut down On
the starboard side and carried away toremast; dam
age estimatei at S100J The NJ M was little dam-
aged.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
tsatcheior's Hair nye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only true and perfect Dye-Harme less, RELIABLE
instantaneous. No disapp1nment. No rijicuIous
tints. Remedies the i'll effects or Bad DYES Inyig-
CRATES and eaVes the hair soft and beautiful byce0
broER. Sold by all Druggists and Pertumers: and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory Ie Bond
street, re" forB. ian14N div
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

The news from Cuba seems to come on al
ternlts days from the government and the in
sursents. The last news comes, it is eviden.,
from the latter source, for we hear that the in-
surgents are actively beseiging Santiago, that
tney now control six departments, and that
they have control of the railroads. There is
rumor, however, that compromise has been
efectel between the government and the in
surgents,
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

The language of 2ature and experience
demonstrates that whoever would erjoy the
pleasures of food, the beauties of landscapes,
the joys of companionship, the riches of liter
ature, or the honors of station and renown,
must preserve their health The effect of foul.
injurious food, entering the stomach, is to de-
range the digestive organs and produce head
ache, loss of appetite, unrefreshing sleep, low
spirits, feversh burnings, ETC., which are the
symptoms of that horrid disease, Dysp .psia,
which assumes a thousand shapes, and points
toward a miserable life and premature decay.
Plantation Bitters will prevent, overcome and
counteract all of these effects. They act with
unerrins power, and are taken with the p cas-
ure Of beverage.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at halt the
price. nov28-eod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

AN EXCELLENT CABINET The Soldiers
Friend gives the following as the probable
complexion of General Grants Cabinet: Sec
retary of State, General Intelligence; Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, General Confidence;
Secretary of War, General Security; Secretary
OF the Navy, Admiral Saltwater; Postmaster
General, General Dispatch; Secretary of the
Interior, General Activity; aud for TIE Gener-
al of the Army, General Order.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

VEGETABLE or Thomsonian Composition
Powders, Female Restorative Powders, and
DR.. Sewalrs Corrective Powders, all made
from the best Materials and for sale in pack
ages or IN bulk by T. j. Murray & Co. ,8iEx-
change street, Portland Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

ELI AND SYBIL JONES of China, Maine, are
amoug the most earnest aud effective preach
els Ia the society of Friends. They have from
time to time carried their missionary labois
Into nearly every part Of the world, having r,
peatedly visited Africa. They are now preach
ing in the counties of Devon, Somerset, Willis
and Gloucester, Engiand. They left this coup-
try some time since with the intention of be-
Ing absent for three years AL visiting Pa.es-
tine and many other parts of the old world
Sy3il Jones is q woman who bears upon her
lace the impress of spirit that is already
more OF heaven than earth. Her body is so
fragile that one can but wonder how she can
endure ths fatigue and labor OF her calling -
Persons who meet her are always strongly i'm
pressed with the peculiar spirituality of her
expression and her thorough devotion to her
work. As for"Uncle Eli" as he is fami!iarly
called, everybody in Maine knows of his pub
lie spirit, his activity in the temperance and
other reforms and the peculiar and irresistible
humor that is disclosed in his conversation and
his public addresses Years ago when was
in the Legislature the members elected him
Adjutant- General for the purpose of drawing
out speech from the wittiest man in the
whole Quaker world. They were amply graft
flied, and the remarks in which be described
the manuer in which he proposed to drill his
troops constitute one OF the traditions of the
State House
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

THEATRE.-Mr. Buchanan and daughter
drew an excellent house at Deering Hail last
evening. Their impersonations of the charac,
tiers of Othello and Emilia received the ap-
plause of the audience. The play was we'll
placed on The stage, and the perfsrnance gave
great satisfaction to the audience. This alter
noon there will be grand matinee, at which
Uncle Toms Cabin will be performed This
evening the plav of the Jibbenainosay will be
produced, Mr.. Buchanan sustaining the char
acter of Nick of the Woods, and Miss Buchan-
an that of Telie Doe. The per ormarne will
conclude with The drama entitled Six Degrees
of Crime
Mr.. Buchanan and the company will remain
and perform here three evenings next week
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28
Amongst the many Testimonials In
our POSSESSION, we have only
room for the fOLOwin.:
New HAVEN, CT. OcI N. 1sC

New HAVEN, CT., OcI II, 1850.
NJ .ssrs G. G. CLARK y GO.
Gentleme IL teei /. l. a ty and Tlsasur5 to
give the beneut Ol NY experience In the use or
Do-'s Cough liam. Fr, III ,akiBg heavy cold.
was takeh down with a. atiLcs Z. congestion
Ut the lungs, aud contmued 10 Ill, uudtr the beat
m d cal care, until was given up. b. c. NJ, etebt
mediet autboI1tJ,t die. There eIned no hiI3 us
stran5 'lation anu dea il bttOie INT. WIS old
that tur'her me i;al ateauance and me iclne vas
use ess. anu was lesgnsd 10 dtsth v en- a iiti a.,
wno hl'l been greatly beneht ed by u.n! tue Bal
sam, orOt 1t me bottle. In was al et had doaa
Wi b the doctor and medicine. ( thDug it h-lI ell
me. aud continued taking the me'h,ibe. and con.
tinued 10 improve uniI my eou III opIe !, and my
lun gs healed and goI we'll 1 used tea bottles re-
main. gent, with great respect,
Your Ob't servo. JOHN Wells
200 Washington 81 New II V,n, CT.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

ARRESTS Officer Varney, on "Wednesday
night, arrested an Irish lad named Lally for
larceny of coat and two hatchets. The lad
was locked up for examination.
Yesterday another of the tobacco thieves
was arrested by tee police, and locked up for
examination.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

OUR army swore terribly in Flanders, quoth
Uncle Tobey, but no worse will be bound to
say than many men at the present time who
are Obliged to eat heavy black bread, and think
the fault in the cook as they pay high prices
for Hour. Take my advice; get a barrel of
Chase's ten dollar flour, and you will have good
bread. You will find him at No. 169 Fore
street, near the foot of Exchange street.
nov22-3t
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DIED.

In Westbrook. Nov. 27, Mr.. Elisha Higgins aged
IS years month.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon, at Il o'clock
Friends and relatives are invited to ate d.
In Saccarappa, Nov. 81, Dr. G. II. l;iley, aged 81
years.
In Upton, Oct. 20, George A., son OF Allheus and
ieoeGca Ballard. aged u years 10 months.
IN Lewiston, Nov %. Augusta p, aged years 8
nths,-daughter OF S. X. Clark
r, In peru Nov 10. Mrs. Nancy. wife OF Capt. SamI
years. -
In st. David NIB Mrs. Eunice, wife of Dea. Jos.
Gncelon aged a years, - formerly OF North Var
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28
Notice.

sT- The Carriers OF the "PREss" are not allowed
to sell papers sngly or by the week, under any cir
cumstances. Persons who are, or have been, recev-
ing the "PREss" in this manner, will confer iav-
or by leaving word at this ofice
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

THE city authorities of Providence are in .
nice little trouble. The Mayor accuses tho
Chief of Police of attending improper balls /"
and cal upon him to clear himself before the
city fathers. The Chief makes counter charges
and dares the Mayor to go on with his prose
cuuon. The Mayor, either guilty or lacking
courage, drops the subject.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

QUEEN VICTORIA will be. obligel to sacrifice
ano'ner nve pound note. On Thursday anoth.
sefrinle col'iery explosion occurred in the
Ariey MINE, England. Three hundred men
are supposed to have been killed ond tn,o,,,-
two bodies have already besn raoonoraJ ]
Queen Victoria's sympathy never 800 g -.
pounds NV
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

THE EATON FAMILY AND DAY Scuoor
Norridseweck has stood among the first "a a
family school for twelve years. Mr.. Eaton 70.
oeives into his family 25 pupils where thew
fnd pleasant home. The whole number y,
pupils during the past term was 1o5
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

THEIR STRICT PURITY, DELICIOUS FLAv0Rs,
UNRIvALED STRENGTH AND GREAT ECONOMY +,
are attracting a rads from lovers Of CHOICE Law
oRs Which is without parallel.
Their great success is because they are the true
rich avors Of the fruits aAd spices u remarkable
strength.
Ex-Gov. JAMES Y. SMITH, of Providence, Il. l..
says: my W fe pronounces them superior to any
davorlng extracts she has ever used"
Ex- GOV. WIN. A. BUCKINGHAM, of Connecticut,
says: "For long time we have nsed them, and
lind them very fine"
DR.. j. G. HOLLAND, (Timothy Titcomh author OF
"Katrina," &c., the we'll known author o. Spring.
field, Mass, says: "They are the standard in this
vicinity"
Dealers treble their sales with them.
Sold IN Portland, Me-, by
"a VII. G H ADWsCK. - Market square,
Andby all dealers in choice favors. se25 6mlawSsn
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

Row-Very early Thursday morning row
took place at the corner of Union and Foro
streets. 1t commenced inside the shop Of Holm
Rogers and continued outside. Several of the
large panes of glass in the window of the shop
were broken. Deputy Marshal Irish and off,
Ger Barnham arrested four persons, including
Rogers, and took them to the lookup. They
were all in state of intoxication.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

PAIN PAINT-YEs, WALcoTT's PAIN PAINT.
Ask for it aud take none other. IF you have
cold in the head, or catarrh, get Wolcott's An
nibilator. Full pint bottles 81. Beware of
limitations. nov25W&S2w&w
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

The pecuniary condition of our country will
not be greatly improved if the British are al
lowed to file with the Alabama Commission
ers an account in offset made up of all sorts
Of odds and ends of indemnity claims. 1t is
said that the English legation at Washington
has already figured up claims to the amount
of $45,000,000 Most OF these demands are
founded on ipinries to the property of En-
gishmen in the South during the war.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

DR.. BENNETT. room % q. S. Hotel, is curing
all manner of disease without medicine
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28
Tn E.et.

THE FIRST LASS 4 Story S ore Wit fnshed
basement, iiglt d airy. 100 feet on MAJ ket It,
by 81 feet on Middle sueet, opp sie the New
Pos Office. Kent reasonable. For RI or Woe
OF said store apply immedi pe'y 20 owner on - a
premises, or Il. r. STlCKNEY. Head ot L. ug
Wharf nOv2S. Iif
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

RoBINsoN's Scotch Olt Meal. patent Barley
and Groats; Taylor's Arrow Root, Hecker's
Farina, and Duryea's Corn Starch, Tor sale by
I j. Murray & Co., 81 Exchange street, Port
land
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

STEREoscoPrC views of the great Land Slide
at Cumberland Mills, for sale by Hale, 90 Free
street.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

ia q
When the "Sprague purchase was nc
Augusta, nearly two yeats ago, the i"oS
travaoaut expectations in regard 10 tue iu'''o
of onr State Capital were excited. But nope
deeerred has made a good many hearts s'ch.
Jo,t year the warnings of the public for The
nror,isad ai,nnroyements" were put off with a
.naIfrv brick ward. This year they are put off
again with "a mill north OF the present one.
These are not, everyone knows, the glorles
that the people of Augusta were led to antici-
pate. The water-power was to be Improved,
and to secure such improvement the citizens
voted most generous gratuity to a firm that
already counts its wealth by millions Lana
worth quarter of a million dollars was pur-
chased as present for the capitalists ana all
the improvements they might make were eA-
empted from taxation for term of ten years.
But the Messrs. Snrague are disposed to take
their time They do not, it is very evident
regard the almost reckless generosity OF the
Augusta people toward them as placing them
under the slightest obligation to do anything
more in return than shall be for their own GER
tain and immediate advantage. Every now
and then the Rhode Island Senator finds time
to run down TO Augusta, take look at tie
property and at the brick yard, and make
pleasure excursions into the country 1t is
uniformly reported that he is surprised and
astonished" at the immense undeveloped
'power" of the Kennebec fall and the magnii
cent possibilities of its proper application.
The senior partner, Hon. Amasa Sprague, as
We learn from the Augusta papers, has recent
ly inspected the property and taken his turn
In being interested in its magniticence. e~+
nothing is done. 1t is unfortunate both for
Augusta and the State that one of the most
promising opportunities for building up man.
ufactGres in Maine should be thrown away.
"Original proprietors" of water privileges are
proyerbially conservative and deficient in pub
lie spirit, bat in this case their management
was not characterized by greater apathy than
that Of the Rhode Island capitalists. But the
lesson will not be lost on the State. Hereaf-
ter the people of localities where local i'm
proyements are desired will be very likely to
take the matter in hand themselves, and not
deliver themselves into the power of outsiders
who naturally look first TO their own inter
ests.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28
Essay for Young lsSen.

nN The Errors and Abuses inn m Youth and
" Early Manhood, with the humane view of treat
ment and cure. sent by mail Tree of charge Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa. sep32d.GwSmsN
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

UNDER SHIRTS and Drawers in all qualities
at Chas. Custis & Co.'S, Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

BLINDNESS, DEAFNESS AND CATARRH.-In-
creaslng practice has induced DR.. Carpenter TO
prolong his stay in Portland. See advertise
ment.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28
1Oney Wanted,

A MODERATE RENT, mru' s,,1 ar ppfurrish.
n ed. Confer personally or by letter with
Or c, i, Mat'oe&s. IS MidU' q 81 - nov2s.dtr
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

The LAND SLIDEs-We learn that it has been
determined to cut a passage through the "slide"
itself below Cumberland Mills, and that the
work of building temporary dam has been
begun. Mr.. George M. Downing, the super-
intendent of the American Water and Gas
Pipe Company, and well known to this com
munity as one of the most determined "work.
ers," will have charge of the whole work and
it will be rushed through in a short time
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

The system of letting safes in splendid
vault, for the keeping of valuables, has proved
a great convenience to many, aud 1essened the
danger OF loss by fire or theIt. The Union
Safe Deposit Vaults, 40 State street, Boston,
have just added 800 additional safes to their
number. Full particulars may be learned of
the Manager, Henry Lee.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28

MUNICIPAL CoURT.-There was not case
before the Municipal Court Friday. which
shows how quietly people passed Thanksgiving
day. We did not hear of but one fight or Draw
during the day.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28
MEMS GLOVES at Chas. Gusts g. Co. 3.

IF you want nice oysters for Sunday dinner
go to Timmons & Hawes.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28
Business lyHeHa

WlSHlNo 70 OBTAIN the seryices as clerk, book
w keeper, or In some other honorable employ.
ment, OF reliable young man OF some busine ) ex-
by letter, to "
. oa,o.. w. II. HOBBS,
AozouSt Portland Business College
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-28
NOTICE.

A FTER he first day OF December next. and un-
~ I'll otherwise ordered, tie Stea ers for W
YORK will lelye here at P. NJ, instead OF P. NJ,
as hereto ore. HENRY Fox.
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