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THE New York Times makes a suggestion
that is most impertinent in this retrenchment
era. 1t says;
The salary of the President is $4,000 year.
1t was fixed at this sum in the early days of
the government. At that time, it represented
five times as much, if not ten times as much,
as it represents now 1t is altogether too
small to support the President in proper style,
and to enable him to meet his necessary ex-
penditures as Chief Executive of the nation.
1t ought to be, at the very lowest, 500 ,0OO.-
We have no doubt that the next Congress will
take some action in this matter. President
Grant should not be compelled to live in the
cheap boardidg-hOuse style.
There is no need to worry about Gen. Grant.
He set ont on the Vicksburg campaign with
only toothbrush and field glass for his per-
sonal effects. Such a man will live very COM
fortably on $25 900 year.
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Lame Back.
MnW Nam
Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmess, Reliable,
tints Remedies the i'll effects Of Bad DYES Inyig-
crates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
brown. Sold by all Druggists and Pertumers; and
street, New York. ian14ysd1v
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

AR at Buenos Ayres Sept 22 barques Gertrude,
Saran h9bart. and Deyonshire from Portlandi brig
Helen o Phinney, Boyd, do.
Br sch Ilbbie G. from Windsor, Ms, for Portland,
with plaster was wrecked night OF the 9th inst on
Libby's Island bar. Rigging. &c, saved
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No CURE NO PAY!-Dr. G. Lovatt, Indian
and Eclectic Physician, has negotiated with
Fl. II. Hay, to whom all his medicines will be
forwarded from the Rochester Infirmary, N. Y.
Consultation and examination free. Call soon
as the Doctor remains but this week only.
Room 81 Falmouth Hotel. See circulars and
advertisement in another column.
nOY10-2t
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How TO GET UP A REvoLUTIoN.-Who hoover
has attempted to get even tolerably clear
idea of things in Central America will appre-
ciate Mark Twain's description of getting uu
a revolution in that latitude:
They have revolution" in Central Amer
lea every time the moon changes. All you
have to do is to get out in the street, in Pana-
ma or Aspinwall, and give a whoop and the
thing is done. Shout down with the admins
tration and up with somebody else, and revo-
luton follows. Nine-tenths of the people
break for home, slam the doors behind them
and get under the bed. The other tenth go
and overturn the government and Danish the
officials, from President down to notary public
Then for the next thirty days they inquire
anxiously of all corners what sort of stir their
little shivaree made in Europe and America?
By that time the next revolution is ready to
be touched off, and out they go.
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THE New York papers are seriously discuss
ing the subject of dividing the Empire State.
The Rochester Chronicle would set off New
York city and county and the counties of
Richmond, Kings, Queens, and Suffolk as a
separate State. To this it would give the
name of Manhattan of Tammany and retain
the old name for the other part. The part set
off would have nine Representatives in Con-
gress, two Senators, and eleven votes in the
Electoral College The other part would have
twenty-five Representatives and two United
States Senators, and twenty four votes in the
Electoral College.
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state News.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.

The Lewiston Journal says one night last
week, a well-dressed and neat-looking girl, ap-
parently about II years old, applied at several
houses on Bridge street for lodging until she
could get place to work in the mill, telling a
pitiful story about her troubles in Biddeford,
from whence she said she had just come, and
saying she had neither father nor mother, en-
treated the people she called on to take her in.
Upon inquiry it was found that she lived in
Lewiston, and had just been released from
Jail, where she had been confined for stealing,
aid was probably On the lookout for place
to steal some more.
Rev. Mr.. Steere, for five years past pastor of
the first Universallst Society of Lewiston, has
rendered his resignation, to take effect on the
first of April next.
Shop lifters have been about town, says the
Lewiston Journal, during the past few weeks
and have driven their nefarlous trade with
considerable success. Two of them go into a
store, and while one enerosses the attention of
the dealer, the other 'litts" whatever may be
within reach and leaves in hurry. Quite a
number of our merchants have been victimiz-
ed in this manner.
WALDO COUNTY.
The building known as the Custom House
building in Winterport, belonging to Capt. E.
f. Lttlefeld was entirely DESTROYED by fire
Monday night. 1t was large brick building,
occupied by the Custom House office, POST
Office, Western Union Telegraph Office, East
ern Express Company's office, barber shop,
ana ana L. & T. HI. Cushing's private office. The
las T. named were heavy losers, as the contents
b PIN! 1nelr safes were entirely consumed. The
uniiraing was well insured. Cause of the fire
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
, Inc Machias Republican says that the lum-
peluen are moving their supplies into the
woods preparatory to putting in their teams
IL Is thougnt that the usual amount of work
will be done in the woods this winter.
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To MEN OF BUSINESS no house in Boston is
better than the American, its position being
the centre of commercial life, while no effort is
spared to maintain the high rank the house
has held so long. IT
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Portland and Vicinity.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.


Deering Hall-Vocal and Instrumental Concert
City Hall-Grand Floral Concert.
Deering Hall-Testimonial to G. G. Chase.
VIEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Custom Boots-Gowell.
Young Man Wanted-A. X. Jose.
Fifty Dollars Reward-Wm. M. Wiswell.
Unfinished Rooms Wanted.
Work Wanted by an Accountant.
Admins rator's Notices.. E. D nnell.
Executors Notice-DoranceD Day. ri
Administr atoI's Notice-Andrew Libby.
Executrix's Noiice-Jane w. Wildrage.
Executors Notice-AlexanderM M. Allen.
Probate Notices-John A. Waterman.
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STORE BREAKING.-The clothing store of E.
Leveen & Co., in Market Square, was entered
from the rear Sunday night, and lot of goods
removed, including ten cnstom-made suits
The raseals also got about $40 in scrip from the
were taken from the shelves and laid on the
floor for removal, but it appears that the burg
lars got frightened before completing their job,
and the total loss is only about $500. The win
dow and shutters were completely smashed
and the whole performance seems to bear
marks of inexperience
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Matters arising and presented under the Act
of March, 1867.

Joseph Walker, late of Portland, deceased. Cop
les OF inventory and ors second, third and fourth
accounts. and petition that the same may be verified
and established. Presented by Joseph Walker, ex-
ecutor.
John s. Harmon, late of Scarborough, deceased,
Copy OF will aud petition that the may be VERT
ned and established the will OF said testator.-
PRESENTED by Timothy Harmon, executor.
Michael Stevens, late OF Portland deceased. Copy
of will and petition that the same NAV be verified
and established the will OF SAID testator Pre-
scented by Lucy Stevens, executrfx
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy of the original order
w3w Attest: EDWARD II, STAPLES Register
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GEN. GRANT treats ofice-seeking bores with
true military curtness. All office be aging let
tiers are read by member of his staff, torn up
and thrown into the waste-paper basket. Two
hundred or more letters of this sort are dis
posed of daily
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LOOK OUT FOR CoUNTERFErTs.-Count
So bills on the National Union Bank of Lin
derpark, New York, are in circulation in this
city. They can easily be detected by the dark
appearance on the face of the bill.
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FLORAL CONCERT The grand Floral Con-
cert by 500 Sabbath School children, under d.
lectionsof Mr.. G. w. Gardiner, will be given
at City Hall next Monday evening.
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PURE Powdered Cream Tarter,
Pure B-Carb Soda,
Pure Ground Cloves,
Pure Ground Cassia,
Pure Ground Pimento,
Pure Ground Ginger,
For sale by 7. j. Murray & Co., "a Exchange
street. nov9-1w
GROUND Sage, ground Summer Savory,
ground Sweet Marioram, all fresh and new,
for sale by 7. j. Murray & Co., Fox Block, "a
Exchange street. nov9-1w
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Porteous
Orig D Lincoln, Merriman sagua-E Churchill
& Co, and Kensell & Tabor
Sch Maggie Smith, tBr) Smith, st John, NIB
John POrteous.
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UNIvRRsALIsr FAIR.-The ladies of the
Second Universalist Society, now holding
fair at the City Hall, having provided refresh
ments would invite all their friends who would
like a lunch, or dine down town to-day, to give
them call. Their charges will be moderate
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NoTIoE.-An adjourned meeting of the Sab
bath School Teachers Association will be
holden this evening, Nov 18th, at the Y. M. c..
A. Rooms at IL o'clock.
E. S. HOYT. Secretary
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E. NJ. PATTEN & Co. will sell at auction to-
day, at their rooms, a large lot of blankets, dry
goods, sc. See advertisement.
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THE sale of seats for Mr.. Chase's Compli-
mentary Benefit will begin at Gilkey's store,
at o'clock this morning.
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The NEXT THING IN ORDER.-It is matter
of extreme regret that Missouri did not ratify
the impartial suffrage amendment to her con-
stitution. st. Louis which gave Grant 1884
majority gave 1926 majority against the
amendment. 1t is to meet precisely such OBJ
stinate cases as this that it seems to be a d
on all hands that an amendment to the United
States Constitution must be passed, making a
uniform rule of suffrage throughout the whole
country. 1t is supposed that there will be no
difficulty in securing ratification of the
amendment by three-fourths of the States
this winter. Mary land, Kentucky, New Jer-
sey and Delaware are the only States that are
absolutely certain to reject the amendment.
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Miss KELLoGG's CoNCERT.-Our expecta-
lions were fully realized yesterday morning
when we saw the long rows of nails which
marked, on the plan of City Hall, the seats
that had been reserved tor Friday night. We
would therefore advise any who have omitted
to secure seats to do so at once or they will
find it too late.
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A FEW weeks work, commencing November 18th
u by an accountant who is familiar with nearly
all classes of accounts and who has the best of City
reference as to ability. Please address P. U. Box
1910 novtldat
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LARIN r NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, Novembc 10,
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field ST ,Jobn Mr.. via
Eastport for Boston. ' '' oonh' ND VIA
gen deposit, Simmons, Friendship.
sen Grant, Smith, Eastport for Boston
Soh YAK Grove. Coombs, Bangor tor Salem.
ROckland for Boston,
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w A NTEn

4 Young Man to Collect Bills. Salary $40 90 per
a week; must deposit $500 Tor monies entrusted
to his care; will raise salary after three mouths
Address A. X. JOSE, 635 Washington st.. Boston,
Mass. nOI1d4t
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part of the Northern States he was rarely per-
secuted, sometimes chivalrously defended
against outrage, but vigorously excluded from
the political constituency. Only in two or
three States of highest civilization was he al
lowed to vote.
Now we are all greatly perplexed and disap-
pointed at the cruel practices. and devilisb
hatreds Ciia6 nave taken the place of actual
slavery IN the Rebel States We had certain
ly planned and hoped different state of
things. A1,d at might haze been Had Lin
coin lived or johnson not apostatized, or even
if he had been promptly impeached, and the
whole military power of the government used
to start the loyal meu fairly in the possession
OF the political power they were entitled to by
their numbers, and to fortify that power by
the independence that comes of land-owning.
Georgia might have become Massachusetts
and Louisiana Maine. But alas in this os :;
other great changes nature never makes n lem
80 the poor, blind p'ejudiced South sickens
and iangulsnes OF It's old spite, and sta ggers
through murder and tyranny, and poverty
over forty years of Kentucky and MARYLAND
wilderness, before it reaches the Canaan of l;b.
erty and equality There is nothing for it but
patience. The wave of light rolls slowly down
the continent. This year three or four more
Northern States give suffrage to the negro
BY and by Ohio and Pennsylvania will follow
by that time negro can live barmlessly in
kentucky and murde will become weekly
instead of daily in Alabama and Texas,
These high toned Southern gentlemen stand
in most anomalous position, actually disput
ing the point of social precedence with the
black mani asseverating with oaths and
most ungentlemanly warmth; am superior t.
you. am better man than you You shall
not be inUited to dinner achere am. You shall
not SIT above me in the church or the court house
You shall not be justice Of the peace OF
a legislator. Why, why, why! Wha
spectacle! Does real gentleman ever dis
pute precedence with an inferior? Is not su
periority subtitle something, that is gone thu
moment it asserted in such a case? Is i
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DON'T GET CHEATED, LOOK OUT.-Get pint
bottles, 81, in white wrappers-Wocott's An
nihiator, for it cures Catarrh. Wolcott's
Pain Paint cures pain, all kinds, and heals all
sores without stain or smart.
nov1O-W&S&zw2w
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DIR. BENNETT will heal the sick without med
icine at room %, United States Hotel, until
Wednesday noon, 18th inst noy1O-1w o
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ESSAY for YOuno Man

ON the Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and
~ Early Manhood, with the humane view of treat
ment and cure sent By mail free of charge Address
Pa. sen32d g. sm S p'"
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MISS JONES'

DLIND CLAIRVOYANT MEDIUM, 81 Brown
ID street, is very successful in all diseases OF the
BLOOD in describing the present and future, in bust
nese matters, &C. sep14dtt
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additional per steamer weser.I

Ar at Liverpool 25th ult, Conquerer, Davidson,
San Francisco; Mary Bangs, Bangs, do; Lottie War
John, NIB
Cid at Falmouth 23d, Jeremiah. Ford, (trom CAL
baren) Tor Dublin.
Sid TN Newport 2Sd, John Harris, Wren, Tor
New Orleans
Ar at Cadiz 22d ult Liberty. Devereux, from New
York.
Ar at Gibraltar 18th ult Hellespont Blidgeo, from
Philadelphia; Trovatore, Blanchard do.
Ar at Naples 10th nit, Peri. Cole, Gaspe.
Sid finn Bombay Sept %. j Whitney, Bicknell,
Calcutta.
Ar at Cochin Sept g. Sunbeam, Jordan, from Bonn
bav.
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PosTPoNEMENT.-The Fair of the Second
Universalist Society which was to have open
ed at the City Hall last evening, was pcstpon-
ed ON account of the storm, and will open this
morning at o'clock. Tickets sold for last
eveng will admit to the exhibition this morn
ing.
The large number of useful and ornamental
ing, give to the hall an attractive appearance
and offers to our citizens rare opportunity to
make purchases for the coming holidays.
In addition to the entertainments already
advertised, the services of Mrs. A. j. Weaver
have been secured and she will favor the COM
pany during the evening with readings from
selections of several distinguished authors, an
"oriental scene" from the life OF the "Faker of
Ava" and dialogues by the children. The
Forest City Band will furnish music for each
entertainment.
A NEW LECTURER. The Advertiser says Mr..
Akers, the sculptor, whose first essays in his
chosen art are still fresh in the recollection of
our people, appears to be steadily growing in
power and reputation. His work in Buffalo is
highly praised by the press; his article on
Sculpture in the United States, printed in
the last Atlantic, receives from the Nation the
praise of being "thous htful temperate and
several invitations to lecture ON art. If he
takes the platform, we shall want to hear him
in Portland this winter.
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Wanted,

THREE unfinished rooms, within few minutes
L walk of City Hall, by married couple with no
ments. Apply by letter to I'll B." Press once.
November II. d3ts
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SEE the special notice of G, Lovett, the cele-
DRAFTED Indian Doctor. now7-1w
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid finn Leghorn ped ut, ship Bertha, Humphrey,
New York.
Ar at Malaga 22d ult, bligs Nigretta, Stoves, FIN
Marseilles.
Cid 9th, brig Antelope, Rumball, New York; 22d,
barque Sancho Panza, HeagaR, do; Kossaek Elliott,
and H Dillingham;, Mudgett, do; sch W j Parks,
Bogart, Boston.
Passed Gibraltar 10th ult. brig Dudley. Averill,
from Malaga tor Baltimore.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Sept %, barque Gertrude,
Atherton, Portland.
at st Jago 23d ult, brig A j Ross. Wyman, from
Boston for Mansanila, to load for New York.
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THE PRESS.
Wednesday Morning, November II, 1868

gB-FTst Page IO-Day-The Great West;
How They Take it Down South; Literary
Items; Varieties.
Fourth Page - Pericles and Aspasia, by
George C1oly; Perplexties.
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CoMpLMENTARY.-The public will do well
to bear in mind the complimentary benefit to
be rendered Mr.. Chase on Thursday evening
Tomorrow at Deering Hall. Mr.. Chase has
lately earned the gratitude of Portland for the
splendid concert of Ole Bull, as well as the
pleasing performance of the "Grand Duchess"
by the Fiske Opera Company. We notice
that excellent young actor Mr.. Barron, (who
has won golden opinions for his able support
of Edwin Booth in other cities,) among the
performers. Also, some of those laughable
Lingard impersonations by Mr.. Chesney, and
"the music of the BELLS the Peak family
Mr.. Barron will be supported by New York
and Boston talent, we understand.
The entertainment will consist of Shaks
peare's play of Katharine and Petruchio, Lin
CARDS Sketches, Eddie Peak, and song by Mis-
Snow.
Tickets may be procured at Gilkey & Co.'S
drug store under the hall. ...-.-
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CristadOrO's Hair Preservat;ve

us Effect as Perfect its 4cti0n In
Simultaneous!
CriStadOrO's Hair PreServatiye
AND BEAUTIFYER is preparation of equal merit
and repute Its effect upon the hair is electrical 1t
tastens every loosenng fibre, replaces harshness
with sickness and fexibility, semi-baldness with
uxurance, dullness with gloss. Its use will incline
the straighest 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 keeping
the hair free from scurf and dandru, and the scalp
from calculations, is perfectly invaluable.
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No 6s Maiden Lane Prin-
cipal Depot No Astor ID; =. oct2seod& eowlmsN
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DIED..

In this city, Nov. 7, OF consumption Samuel Dyer,
aged IA years and months. eastern papers please
copy.
In this city, Nov. TO- Sarah Alice, youngest child of
A. G. and M. E. Means, aged years months.
In Westbrook, Nov.9, Hugh Barber, aged IS years
10 months.
In Bangor, Nov. 6, Capt. Nathan W. Chase, aged
So years. e
In Brewer, Nov. 6, Lewis W. Downes, ESQ.,. aged
IL years. ~ 's
In Hampden, Nov. A. Mrs. Betsey b. wife OF Cant
VIM. s. Deane, aged Al years months
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IMMENSE INCREASE OF SALES!
Allcock's Porous Plastsrs.
Where One was sold n few years ago, n
Thousand are sold now.

Thousand are sold now.
They strengthen, warm and invigorate the part
upon which they are applied and relieve nervous at
feetons of the bowels, lumbago, pains in the side,
and usually all local pains. In affections of the kid
neys they are of great service
Lame Back.
NEW YORK, Nov 23d, 1859.
L. ALLCocK & Co.-Gentlemen; lately suffer-
ed severely from weakness in my back. Having
heard your Plasters much recommended for cases of
this kind, procured one, and the result was all 1
could desire. A single Plaster cured me in asweek.
Yours respectfully, JIG. BRIGS,
Proprietor ofthe Brandreth House,
Principal Office, Brandreth House. New York.
nT- S0d by all Druggists,
oct % eod&seoW1msN
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Stop Thief! Stop Thief!
$4,000 Reward u

hereby offered for The recovery OF the Five Win
Il dOws which were stolen from the house Of VIM
NJ Wlswell on Munjoy Hill, on the night OF the Sd
inst. nol1dlt WA. NJ. WISWELL.
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st. Louis Family Flour Co.
Permanent Care for Catarrb! A

Near Grand Trunk Depot, foot OF Franklin street,
GA single Dbl Of Flour to families a. wholesale
prices oc23sNd1m
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Warren's Cough Balsam

POSITIVELY has no superior Tor all Diseases of
i the Throat and Lungs.
No person should be without it, Give it one trial.
Sold by all Druggists.
B. F. BRADBURY, Proprietor.
nO5d6mSN Bangor,
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per City OF Paris. at New York;

II u OIVy NUW
Cid at London 27th ult, Am Congress, Jordan, tor
New York.
SIN i'm Falmouth 9th ult, Nevada Jewett Ant
werp; Jeremiah. Ford, Dublin.
John, NIB.
Ar at Sydney, NSW, Aug %, Henry, Blair, from
New YorF.
Ar at Licata 18th ult, Sandy Hook, Barstow. Bar.
celona: Fred Bliss. Sherman, Marseles
Ar at Messina 18th ult, A Cochrane, Swasey,
Marsees
Sid I'm Genoa 21st ult, Caprera Patterson, for New
Orleans.
Ar at Gibraltar 18th ult, Mary Mariner, Mariner,
Malaga.
Sid I'm Cadiz 22d ult, Bounding Billow, Vidulich
Barcelona.
Gibraltar, Oct 27-The Charlotte Buck, Gott, from
Bangor Tor Palermo has put in with loss OF masts,
sails, and other damage.
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FIRST RATE SAFE.
At q MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
EMERY q WATERHOUSE,
Middle Street, Portland.
Or at 40 Sudbury Street, Boston.
RySecond-hand Safes takenin exchange for sale
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at
tached to Titon & McFarland's Safes, can order OF
Emery, Waterhouso & Co.
Jan 15-sN1stw in each mo& adv remainder of time