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The Portland daily press., 1870-12-10

A TERRIBLE FALL.-A train of freight cars,
nineteen in number, last Tuesday broke
through the bridge on the Grand Trunk rail-
wav. at Rromnton Falls. on the ST Francis
river The abyss was frightful one, but
strange to relate, although the engine and cars
went down, only the fireman and brakeman
were killed. One of the brakemen was found
three miles down the ST. Francis river cling
ing to piece of timber, but insensible. His
life was saved. The bridge was impossible
Wednesday, and passengers had to be tran.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-10

A GIFT TO VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAx's Son.
The Republican Senators in the 41st Con-
gress have presented to Vice President Colfax' 8
infant son child's table-service in silver, pro-
cured at cost of $1,000. The service consists
of a tray, bowl, cup, plate, knife, fork, spoon,
and napkin-ring, the whole enclosed in a SUI
perb French walnut case, upholstered in pur-
pie silk. The tray is oblong, beautifully orna-
mented and inlaid with fretted gold of twelve
different hues. In the the center of the tray is
the inscription, Schuyler Colfax, Jr., from
Senators Of the XLIst Congress" Ane xpan-
sion of the rim at the side is supported by a
shield of red gold with monogram, surmount-
ed by wreath of tube-roses and morning-glo-
ries. The bowl and cup are finished in orien-
tai pearl, and laid with gold. The knife, fork
and spoon also have handles of gold, and the
napkin-ring bears the monogram, IS. c., Jr.
in delicate characters. The castings are OF
French walnut, with cover of ebony and sat
in wood, inlaid with flowers.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-10

A RICH PRIZE FOR SALvoRs.-The British
ship Oaean Wave, from New Orleans for Liv-
erpool, was recently picked up abandoned at
sea, and taken into Nassau, N. P. She had on
board full cargo of cotton which is said to be
IN good condition. 1t will prove rich prize
10 the sailors who brought her into port
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-10

CONDITIONAL RAILROAD A1D-At a town
meeting Thursday, Northwood, N. H., voted
an appropriation of $40, 900 to be used in aid of
the Concord 81 Rochester and Nashua rail-
roads, provided the roads are built through that
town, the money to be equally divided be-
tween the roads,
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-10

TRUE RECoNsTRUCTIoN.-The Daily Chron-
icle Knoxville, Tenn.) says:
Here in Knoxville we have more manufac-
turing establishments than ever before in our
history. In Chattanooga, we see manufac-
turtles springing up ON magnificent scale. At
lockwood, in Roane county, we have the
largest blast-furnace in the South. In Greene,
Washington, and Carter counties, we have
blast furnaces and other manufactures.
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Partner Wanted.

A PARTNER with SIS, 900 cash, to engage in The
IA Steam Saw-Nill business at the South. The
mill is one OF the largest in the country; contains
Double Gang Circular and Edeers; the situation is
not surpassed. TO practical man this is oppor-
tunity seldom offered For 1ull particulars, with
reference. apply TO LEWIS & HALL, Boston.
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In this city, Dec. 9, of congestion Of the lungs, MT
William Hankar6, aged So years months.
In this city, Dec. g. Mr.. Edward Il. Trowbridge
aged Al years months.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock
at bis late residence. No. Is Mechanic street.
In Woolwich. Dec. 7, Mrs Sarah Thwing, aged Il
years 10 months.
In Saccarappa, Dec. 8, Lena Maria, aged . months
only child Of Geo. H. and Lucy A. Raymond.
In Charleston s. c., Dec. g. Charles Bailey, form.
erly.0f Portland, aged Al years.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-10

The Coleman Pillow case, for coal seized by
General Pillow at Memphis at the beginning
of the war; has been decided, and unless a
new trial can be had, the ex-general will have
to nav $4,000.
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LO and Behold :
Estate Of Owen B. Liltlefield.
Commissioners NOtiee

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have been appomtei ard duly qualified as
against the estate OF Owen b. Littlefeld, late of
Portland deceased except those of the administrator
which estate has been represented insolvent; and
that shall be in session tor that purpose at the
Office OF Bonney 81 Pullen, No. As Exchange street,
in Portland the first Mondays OF January. Feb
ruary March ana April, and the first and last Mon
days OF May, A. ID. 1871, from two TO four O'Clock in
the afternoon. PERClVAL BONNEY.
STANLEY I PULLEN.
Portland, Dec. 9th, 1870. dclOilaw3,S
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the number Of good one increased. 1853 new
school hepses werserected last year, at cost
of $2lO, $40, or an averages6f $l331 Assault
few expensive edfces are embraced in the list
theaverage Is certainly complimentary tothe
increasing educational interest of our citizens.
The entire estimated valuesof school property
in the State is 50, ABS, 246 about $11 to every
scholar, and one ninetieth of thewhoe State
valuation.
To carry on the schools in the 1000 districts
of the State, summer and winter, we have
1920 female teachers, and /, 1887 miles. During
the war the number of male teachers dimin-
ished, while the number of females increased.
Within two years the feature has been reverS-
ed, almost though the ratio remains nearly the
same. The graduates of our normal schools
are more and more sought for to take charge
of primary and grammar schools.
The wages of teachers increased from 1868 tC
to 1869, 3 per cent; from 1869 to 1870 1-2 pei
cent; making 1-2 per cent. in two years
Board has remained nearly the same for the
past two years. Still, the teachers of Maine
are receiving smaller compensation than any
other Northern State affords. Our best teach
ers, go into other States and command the
highest positions and salaries, fact that indi
Gates the superior quality CT our teaching force
WY shall we not retain our best brain quail
W and energies at home, by proper, ample
compensation The salaries paid our teach
ers constitute a circulating amount VI the
$3.50, 900 paid to teachers the past year, yer,
small part has been carried out of the State, O.
miserly boarded up. 1t has passed from hand
to hand as circulating medium.
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HAVING sold our business to N. d. Curtis, we
III wish an immed ate settlement with all our Gus
toners.
All bills due us not settled before Januaty LIST will
be put in the hands of attorney for immediate
collection. IL. SEANERNS q co.
Portland, December 0, 1870. dc1O:iw
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-10

JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price %
cents per bottle. mr2S-d1y
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-10
SPECI4L NOTICE.
w. K. RIPLEY, M. D.,
ST. Julian Hotel.

Every FRIDAY, from n to p. M.
DR.. Ripley is graduate of the Eclectic Medical
College OF Penn. well known to many in this city as
a successful lecturer Oh physiology phrenology psy-
chometry, and as author and proprietor OF Stem
peramental remedies;" he has had IS years. expert
efce in the t eatment OF chronic diseases. DR.. r.
has been particularly successful in the treatment of
chronic rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, contracted
cords stiff joints, etc., etc. Also in paralysis,
tarrh bronchitis, curvature and contraction OF spine
disease of lungs heart, kidneys, liver skim and ali
cases of chronic nature.
For the past six years Dr. r. has given special at
tention to diseases of women and children, and pa
tients of this class will find lady OF experience in
attendance to wait on and assist in their treatment
pication together with his concentrated, eclectic
vegetable remedies, adapted to the temperament of
each patient and with his power for the diagnosis
OF disease and its causes, he offers his services, with
FREE EXAMINATIONS,
on Friday OF each week. from to ?. M, at the st
Julian Hotel, Middle street. Portland. Patients Wis
tied at their residences by special appointment.
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Notice


FEW good Girls with references can be had by
"A applying Immediately to the "City Employment
Office" dc10 81 41-S Free ST.
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NOTICE.

I n Cage Elz1beth,a sum of money The owner
can have The same by calling at j. & j. Fowler's
No. Commercial Wharf. dclC.3t
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Butler & Reed
Free Eveni2a0 School.

A Free Evening School for Young Men and Wo-
men will be opened at the rooms in Preble Chapel,
on Saturday Evening, Dec 10th, at half past seven
O'Clock The common English branches, writing,
the sciences, languages, bookkeeping and drawing
will be taught.
All those who are unable to attend the day schools
and are DESTROYS of self improvement. are cordially
invited to be present. dcStd
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PENoBsCoT COUNTY

John II. Wilson hiss been appointed by the
GoAernor and Council, Cofoner for the county
of Penobscot.
TIE Governor and Council have appointed
Simon F: Walker, Moose Warden for the
county of PenObscOt
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-10
SAGADAHOC COUNTY.

The Bath Times says the railroad accident
between that city and Brunswick, last
Wednesday was the result of most unexamp-
led carelessness upon the part of some one. 1t
is said that a gravel train belonging to the
KNOX and Lincoln road came from Brunswick
and lswitehed off at gravel bed couple OF
miles this side of Brunswick, the person in
charge forgetting to close the switch, although
it was certain the passenger train would be
along in a very few. minutes. 1t was not his
fault surely that his criminal negligence was
not rendered more shocking by the wholesale
destruction of human life. Mr.. Hammond,
the engineer though severely injured, is rap.
idly recovering. se7Ta5.c. lCt
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CHARLES CUSTIS & CO.,
293 Congress Street.


Is the best arti.le known to preserve the hair II
will positively restore
Gray Hair 10 IL Original. G elOr and Pro-
mote its Growth.
1t is an entirely new scientific disc very, combin-
ing many of the most powerful and restorative
agents in the vegetable kingdom.
HI makes the Hair Smooth and Glossy,
and does NOT stain the skin.
az 1t is Recommended and Use by the first
medical authority.
1t is a splendid Hair Dressing.
urTreatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
k.P. HALL & Co., Nashua N. H., Proprietors.
Price $1.oo. For sale by all druggists.
Tus&S-weow nos
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Second National Bank of Portland.

Ff1HE stockholders OF this Bank are hereby notified
i that the annual meeting tor the choice OF Dr.
rectors, and the transaction OF any other business
that may legally come before them, will be held at
their Banking Room Tuesday, the 10th day OF
January, 1870, at IL O'Clock a. m.
w. N. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, December q 1870. dcl0
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DEpAaTuRE OF OCEAN STEAMERS

Minfasure Alms mac. December 10.
Sun rises. Moon rises. $50. 645 PM
Sun Sets .4.2s High water .1245 PM
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SOMERSET COUNTY,

The liquor dealers in Somerset county have
recen tly been stirred up by the appearance Of
one of the internal revenue officers among
them. They had not taken out licence.
A man, hired horsein Fairfield to 20 ia
Clinton. Arriving at his destination, he went
into the house leaving his horse standing un-
hitched and when he came out the horse was
not to be found. Search proved fruitless until
it was settled that he had been stolen. Nearly
fortnight after, the horse and carriage were
found in the woods not great distance away,
entangled in the trees. The horse was able to
get up and even walk few steps, but was SO
worthless that he was killed. The parts of the
mouth about the bit were putrid.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-10
KNOX COUNTY.

Shipbuilding is at rather low ebb at Thorn.
aston. Samuel Watts & Co. have now ship
on the stocks, to complete in the spring, and
their three-masted schooners. Only two
crews will be sent out to Virginia, to cut tim
Der this winter, from Thomaston, against some
six or eight in former years.
Dennis Haley, convict in State Prison,
died Dec. 4th. sas+ss .
James Nc Carly, convict in State Prison
has been pardoned by the Governor and Coun-
Gil he being in consumption, and not Likely to
live but short time,
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Casco National Bank.

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
L Casco National Bank OF Portau,', for the choice
OF Directors an the transaction of such other busi-
ness as may legally come before them, will to held
at their Banking House, on Tus sday, she tenth
siny of Janunry, 1871, AZ ten o'clock A. NJ.
WIN. a. WJNSHIP, cashier.
December 0 1879 Gcl0td
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-10
MARI N Il N EWS.
PORT OF TLAND.

Friday. Dece n,ber o.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick. Pike st John NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Brig Leighton, Leighton Bangor for New York.
Sch Portland, Br) Nelson, Windsor, MS.
Sch Acorn, (br) Smith, Cheverie, Ms.
Sch Edinburg. (Br) -, st George, NB.-shooks
to D Lord
Sch Osprey, Crowley, Bosom.
Sch Sarah. Jewett, Boston tor Bath.
Sch Nauseag, Kent. Boston tor Rockland.
Sch Rachel WEIGH. Stewart, fremont.
Sch Linnet, Orr, Harpswell.
Sch Morning Star, Sylvester, Belfast for Fortress
Monroe.
CLEARED.
Sch Abbie, Cleaves, Observation-Disclosures & Litch-
field.
Sch Boneta, tBr) Clark, Halifax, NS-Johu Por-
teOus.
Sch W Elwel, Corson, New York - Orlando
NickeTson.
Sch Sea Pigeon, Lindsey, Eastport-Eastern Pack
ct Co.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-10
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Genoa 18th ult. barques Ironsides. Tapey, wig
Orchilla, Havener disg,
~ CD at Calcutta Oct 81, ship Ivanhoe, HERMAN,
at Palermo 18th ult, barque Henry Flitner, Dicky
AT Ssal 2Sth ult, sch L Newton. Gray, from New
YORK for Laguna, to load for New York.
AT Montevideo 9Th ult, ship Ocean Express, haio-
ing, wig orders.
Sid FIN Buenos Ayres Sd ult, barques Don Justo,
Dyer, Paysauder, to load for Baltimore; Aberdeen,
Treat, Montevideo, to load tor New York.
At Inagua 18th ult brig Gamma, Coombs, ior Bos-
ton next day. ~,
Sid I'm Havana 5Sth ult brig Geo Burnham, Sta
pies, for North OF Hatteras.
Ar at Cardcnas LIST inst. brig Eva johnson, Cole,
Caibarien.
Sid list, briggs jeremiah, Ford, and Maud Potter,
Shields, Pensacola.
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OBsERH ALTON AND REPORT OF ATMOSPHERE
10 PHENoMENA.-Tho War Department has
lately Issued circular for the information Of
those desiring to enlist for appointment as
non-commissioned officers in the army for the
duties of the new system of observing and re-
porting storms for the benefit of commerce, un-
der the late law of Congress; the chief points
of which are thus summarized; Candidates
must be of steady habits, intelligent and have
at least good common school education, and
be examined, physically and mentally, before
enlistment before a board appointed for that
purpose; AID on passing will receive the ap-
pointment of sergeant from date of enlistment;
The term of enlistment is five years, unless
sooner discharged, and the pay is $36775 pc
year, exclusive of subsistence, clothing, quar-
tiers and fuel, estimated at $542 OF, or 5000 80
in gross.
The usual penalties for neglect of duty, bad
conduct, &C., are those provided by the army
regulations. The United States is entitled to
the whole time of the person enlisted, but the
duties required are of such nature that, with
care and diligence, good deal of time will be
at the disposal of the persons employed, which
may be devoted to reading or study. without
detriment to the discharge of their duties; and
number of young men have enlisted with
such object in view. The duties will be chiefly
those pertaining to the observation, record and
proper publication and report, at such times as
may be required, of the state of the barometer'
thermometer, hygrometer and rain gauge. or
other instruments, instructions in the use of
which instruments will be given,) and the ut
most precision will be required in observations
and reports.
The value of such system to commerce is
illustrated by an extract from a memorial to
the 41st Congress by Prot. Lapham, giving a
record of disasters on the lakes for the years
1868 and 1862 From this wo learn that in
1869 one hndred and twenty-six vessels of all
descriptions were totally lost. having tonnage
hundred and five vessels were lost, having a
tonnage of AL tons, and valued at 81, 207,-
300; being total in two years only of two
hundred and thirty-one vessels, 1888 tons,
valued at $2,621, 500. This estimate does not
take into account the vessels injured to a great
er or less extent. The loss of life in the two
years by these disasters is given by the same
authority as follows: Number Of lives lost in
1868, 321; in 1862 209. In view of these figures
MIR. Lapham may well say, ''Nct only does the
interest of commerce and navigation, but that
of humanity itself, demand that something
should be done, if possible, to prevent the fear
full Joss of life and property on our great lakes.
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SPECIAL hnTICFs.

Il & Q. 0. r. n
A Special Meeting of this Kncampment this sat-
urday) sveniug at7l-a O'Clock. Work. R. +. De-
gree. "a "A. Z. CHASE H.
49, dei0d1tsn scr,ha
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Ar I'd inst, brig Adele McLoon,
Munroe, Rockland; sch Nellie Bowers, S,ackpole,
Rockland.
Below 3D. ship Ellen Southard Morse, from Liver
pool harques Masonic Morse, I'm Antwerp; Wood
side, Edmonds, from Boston, Ophelia M Hume,
Sid I'd, ships Chas Davenport, D W Chapman, and
MOBfLE-Cld I'd, ship Fleetiord, Slower. for Liv-
WlLMINGToN-Ar 9Th, echs Jos Fish, Turner.
Drinkwater. Rockland; Mary E HASKELL, Haskell.
NORFOLk-Ar inst, sch ToOkolita Reed, from
Rockland. -tr - .teg+
BALTIMOkE-Ar 9Th, sch Josiah Whitehouse,
Farnham Fall River.
Ar It'll schs Paios: shacktord, Turks Islands; Cas-
Cid 18th, scbs NJ Wltham, Kelley, Winterport
Annie M Nash, Mayo, Boston; Charley Cobb, Ken
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 9Th, sch M b Mahoney,
Anderson, New York.
Ar sth, brig HYPERION, Woodbury.. sombrsIo.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 7tb, brig K Redman,
from Turks Islands for New York.
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, scbs Grace E West, Bell.
Jacksonville; J W Drisko. Haskell, Philadelphia tor
Lord, Calais; Mary Augusta, Lord, and r Adams,
Tabbntt. do; Coffin, Reynolds. and Hamburg. San
MMaaas Gen Meade EuSec States
Butman, Smart. and Maryland Torrey i'm Bangor;
j Emerson, Davis. do; ChcIub Fletcher. Bath
Rockland; e L Gregory, Thorndike; Geo w Glover
Holbrook, and Coryo. Pickering, do; H W Godfrey,
Bosl on; Peace. Alley and j b Knowles Smith, from
Providence; Starlight, McIntire. Bristol.
Ar sth, brig Suwannee. Simpson, Demarara; sch
Ocean Pearl, Carver, Para 20 days.
Cid 9Th, barque st Marys, HallOwel, for Antwerp:
schs A Buckley. Buckley, jacksonville; Kendus-
keag, Wyatt Savannah.
Ar 9th, schs Chiion, Winslow, and Congress, York,
Portland
Sid 9tb sch Nellie Treat. Trim, Portland.
STONINGTON-Ar 7th inst, sch Peiro, Rogers,
CALAIS.
PROvIDENCE-Ar 7th inst. sch Abigail HAYNES,
Smith, Elizabethport; Edwin S Tyler, Smith, Port
land; Saxon, Salisbury, Calais; Charter Oak Pool,
Bangor; Anna Leland, Bennett, Pawtucket, to load
tor Baltimore.
Sid sth. brig Milwaukee, Brown New York.
PAWTUCKET-Ar 7th, schs Kofet, Webster, I'm
Bangor; Rocket. Ware. Calais.
EDGARTOWN-Ar 9th, sch Benz Reed, Gregory,
Baltimore for Portland, and sailed.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar Sth. brig Monica, Libby,
Eiizabethport tor Portland; sch Adelbert, Farnham
Gloucester for Richmond
BOSTON-Ar 9Th, brig r Stockwell, Smith, I'm
Buenos Ayres; schs Mary b Harris, Crowley, POGO
sin River; r Thomas, Wooster, Baltimore; Vioa,
Lord, Weekawken; Mary Harris Crowley, rev
York; Bangor. Jordan. Ellsworth; n W beneuct,
Higbee, Gardner; DIR Kane. Dodge, BANGOR ocean
Ranger. Clark, Bangor.
Cid sth, sch Montrose, Grierson, Calais.
Ar 9Th, barque Acacia, Robinson, Grand Turk 2lst
ult; sch Sailor Boy Hopkins, Mbridge.
DANVERS-Ar sth, sch William Duren, DOYLE
MARBLEHEAD-Ar 9th, sch Saxon. Hatch, Eli
GLoUCESTER-Ar eth, schs Gazene, Boston for
Portland.
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State News.
ANnposeannuN-oouNrv.


The effect of competition between two trad
ers at Mechanic Falls, last week on kerosene,
resulted in the running out of their entire
stocks of that article at ten cents a gallon
They have since replenished but now ask a
much higher price,
Mr. N. r. Lougee, who has been for several
years successful overseer i'll the Lewiston
Mills, has resigned his position, and left for
Southern Kanas, which he intends hereafter
tomake his residence.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
The appraisers of the toll bridge between
Brunswick and Topsham have fixed its value
at $1,000, the prOprietors to convey the property
to the two towns of Brunswick and Topsham
J by the 4th of April next.
Application will be made to the Legislature
of Maine, at its next session by the Andres
coggin Railroad Company for authority to ex.
tend its railroad from the town of Brunswick
to tide water in the city of Bath, and to CON
meet the same with the Knox and Lincoln
Railroad.
The pews in the new Congregational church
in Bridgton were offered for sale last Saturday
and nearly all were sold, realizing handsome
sum for choice, as We learn from the NeWs-
The first pew sold brought $l2O over the valua.
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Cumberland National BANK.

yEvHE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders in the
L Cumberland National Bank OF Portland will
be beld at their Banking rooms, on Tuesday, the
1912 day of January, 1871, at3 O'Clock
r. M Tor the election OF Directors and the trans
action OF any other business that may then come be-
fore Them SAhI,L SMALL Cashier
Portland, Dec o. 1870 deci0td
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CID 81 inst, barques Ellen, Tucker. tor Matanzasi
on. IMiton, TreeartiD, do; 9Th, fremont, Carlisle,
81 Per steamer Abyssinia, at New York.
Ar at Liverpool 25tli ult, Caledonia. Carter New
Orleans. N"i'e'' "
Ar at Padang Sept 22 Wallace, Adams. batavia
Ar at Passaroang Sept 70, Clara, Nickels, soura-
baya.
Passed ADjier Oct 8. Jas Duncan. Taddie. I'm IA
tavia tor Portland; 10th, Franklin, Drew, from Bos-
ton for Batavia.
Ar at Gibraltar 18th ut. Lucy Frances UPTON I'm
New York land cid tor Genoa ]
Back OF the Rock 10Th Clytie, Dow, from Leghorn
for New York.
Ar at Antwerp gath, City OF Bangor, Menz,es, from
Rangoon.
In the river 25th, Enoch Talbot, Talbot. fan Phila-
delphia.
Sid tn Flushing Eoals 20th Gold aunter Free
man, England 2lst j Winslow. Davis. Boston.
Ar at Brouwerhaven Path ult, Almoner, Carey, FIN
Helvoet for New York.
SD I'm Swinemunde 1'st ut, Sancho Panza, Wiley
for Memel.
In Elsinore Sound goth ut, Tubal Cain, Stone. I'm
Cronstadt. tor orders; w Il Anderson, Drummond,
from Memel Tor Philadelphia
SPOKEN
Nov ~ lat 20 As n, Ion IS 40 W. ship Puritan. from
bakef Island tor Norfolk,
=, nov. ~ lat II As Ion 81 49, sch VIM Loring, from
Bangor Tor Demarara "
Dee :, la 40 oil, lon II II, btig Ennis, from York
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Arat 81 John, NIB oh list scbs Alles q !grfg4,
Silchris,, kockand: Jas O'Dopohue, Smith, Bangos
L CID 81 inst barques Ellen Tucker. tor Matanzasi
on: Carlton, Treeartin, do; 6th fremont, Carlisle,
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-10
WALDO COUNTY,

The Tooth anniversary of TIC settlement of
Belfast will be celebrated on the 21st or 22d of
this month. Hon. Joseph Williamson will
deliver an address and there will be other ap-
propriate exercises.
Some rogues at Belfast stole about 400 feet
of lead pipe, belonging to the railroad COMPANY
which led from a reservoir to water station
and was imbeded about foot in the earth.