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The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02

Steamship Carlotta arrived from Halifax YES
terday with 55 passengers.
Mr.. A. NJ Smith has resigned his office as
Secretary of the Haydn Association.
The ladies of the First Baptist society are
preparing for a levee to be given during the
week before Christmas
The P. & o. R. r. received S76 - tons Of
freight to the amount of $137257 for Novem-
Der and forwarded 432 IL tons to the amount
of $3.50 ss.
The Lecture Committee of the M. L. A. gave
supper after the concert on Wednesday even
ing at the Falmouth Hotel to the members of
the Kreutzer Club, also Misses Sterling and
Thursby and Messrs. Bush, Beckett and Kotz-
SEMINAR.
The st. Andrews Society celebrated their
anniversary by supper at the Falmouth Ho-
tel on Wednesday evening got up in the excel
lent style of that favorite house. Plates were
laid for about forty and after the supper the
usual toasts and speeches were gone through
with.
f. o. Bailey & Co., sold at auction Wednes-
day afternoon five one and half story tene-
ments on Winthrop street to Thomas Marley
for an aggregate price of $525.
The large painting of the frightened sheep
by Wagenbauer of Munich, exhibited in Hale
window, attracts great numbers of spectators
We are informed by parties acquainted with
late Chief Engineer Kellogg, U. S. N, lately
killed by DR.. King, U. s. N, at the south that
he was not the overbearing, quarrelsome per-
son represented by some of the New York
journals, neither was he incorporate in his
habits Or unnonI1lar in tho ca,x,;oo
U. S. Bonds were quoted in London yester-
day at 8S IL and 90 Gold opened in New
York at 40 ga and closed at ITO SO.
Morrison has moved into his new store in
Deering Block. His accommodations are am
pie and he keeps on hand fine assortment of
frames, pictures and artists materials. In bis
window may be seen portrait of G.. L. Bailey
by Cloudman. The store is a very attractive
one.
The 2. & r. r. B., are having a fine new
locomotive built for their road at the works of
the Portland Co., to be called the Charles @.
Clapp after the well-kne citizen of that
name now deceased.
The weather yesterday was delightful. The
mercury was down among the twenties early
in the morning but rose rapidly,the thermome-
ter indicating As degs. at P. NJ
Dou't forget the sale of reserved seats to the
Amateur Theatricals for Monday and Tuesday
evenings next. The plan of the hall will be
found at HAYES & Cragin's, No. II Middle ST..
this morning.
Lo we'll, Dover, Portsmouth and Boston have
been 10 ecstaces over the production of IL g
play which is to be produced here by our post
OF the Grand Army. Look out for programmes.
There are twenty seven places of public
worship in this city opened every Sunday for
religious services besides three mission chap
els
One of the most attractive of Portland &
beautiful daughters was removed from Dan.
forth street yesterday The happy pair left tol
their new home in Boston by the afterr COZ
frain
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In reference to the fishing question says: We
in Canada have the impression that there is
very little to settle. We have already granted
every reasonable concession, but cannot allow
American fishermen to steal our fish. Amer
lean fishermen cannot plead ignorance of our
regulations, from the fact that their own gov
eminent at the commencement of the season
warned them of the existence of these regula-
tons and the consequences that would ensue
if they disregarded them. If reckless schoon-
er or two from New England chooses to in
fringe upon our domain we cannot on that ac-
count set about tinkering old treaties or prac-
ticing new ones.
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NE " YORK.
TUE DARTMOUTH ALUMNI.


NEW YORK Dec. 1.-The Alumni Associa-
ton of Dartmouth College partook Of their
seventh annual dinner this evening at Del
moniro's. About eighty were present The
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: sRichard B. Kimball President; j. wy
man Jones, John Bell Banlon and John Or
.dronaux Vice-Presidents; Charles A. Carleton
Secretary; Daniel G. Rollins, Jr. Treasurer.
AT the dinner Mr.. Kimbal occupied the chair
Among those present were President Smith of
missioner Rollins, Attorney Gen. Alderman
and Professors Sanborn and Raasey of Dart
mouth addresses were made by President
Smith, Mr.. Rollins, Prof. Sanborn, Horace
RUSSELL Attorney General Alderman, Dauiel
G. Rollins and others.
The thIee-ball billiard game of 300 points in
Brooklyn tonight between Cyril Dion and
GARNER was won by GARNER by so points.
POLITICAL.
The regular Republican General Con mittee,
representing the antiTammany ring of the
party, tonight passed a series of resolutions
offered by Col. A J. H. Duganne, declaring
that large number of Republicans, whose
names were mentioned as now holding mu-
nicipal Offices under Democrs tic authority are
not to be considered fl representatives OF the
Republican party in New York city, and that
their presence and adtion in the Republican
General Committee is an abuse not to be toler-
ated by Republicans OF our city or State at large
Police Commissioner Maniere he ads the black
list A committee was appointed to confer
with the State Central Committee aud take
other measures for the reorganization OF the
party in the city. The resolutions being adopt
ed, it was deemed expedent to hold ordinary
elections for members of the general commit
tee for the ensuing year. The meeting was
very largely attended and unanimous in the
action. Among chose present were Collector
Murphy. M. A: Darling, G. Spencer and other
leading Republicans.
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1-Secretary Robson
iald the corner stone of the new seauen's ex-
change building on Cherry street this after
noon.
Gen. Butler arrived at the Aston House this
evening and leaves for Washington Saturday.
Senator Hamlln left for Washington this after
noon, and Representative Lynch of Portland,
is now in the city,
Cnas. FRANCIS Adams will deliver the annual
ADDRESS before the Historical Society Dec. 18th.
conspiracy among the couuterfeiters in Lud
| low street Jail to demolsh the cells and escape
was frustrated last night.
Wendts scissors and shears factory at jersey
City was burned Thursday. Loss $4,000.
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION
Inc managers of the trunk railroads from
TINS city TO The West have been 10 secret ses-
sion to-day and evening for the purpose of
agreeing on plan for the consolidation of their
earnings, put have not completed the business.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
CALIFORNIA.
LOTTERIES DECLARED LEGAL BY IMPLICATION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Judge Sawyer of
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TO tH6 LuttU7' o. Ute PFeSS:
In the OLD town of Cape Elizabeth, on the
principal western avenue to Portland and
about quarter of mile from Vaughan's
bridge on the county road, is a short, abrupt
clay hill, both sides of it is very steep and fter
a rain storm it is almost impossible and very
hard to travel over at any time.
The road that passes the Catholic Cemetery
is also in a horrid state. Those whose duty it
is to remove this hill and to repair the road and
to see that the public have tolerably decent
access to Portland-should attend to the mat
ter or should be made to do so by indictment.
SUFFERER
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P. A. s. N. q. LECrURE.-The Army & Ma
Wy Union lecture last evening at City Hall
was by Rev. G. W. Bicknell of Portsmouth,
N. Fl. The hall was filled with one of the best
audiences of the season. Previous to the lee
ture the Portland Band discoursed some choice
selections and the music was unusually fine.
The lecturer appeared at o'clock, and was
introduced by F. G.. Patterson, Esq of the
committee. Mr. Bcknell is a gentleman but
little known in this vicinity as lecturer, and
is of large build with commanding physique
and possessing full, sonorous voice, with easy
gesture and eloquent delivery.
The subject of the lecture was Enthusiasm. >
The lecturer referred in the commencement to
two conditions Of enthusiasm-1st, healthy, and
81, unhealthy. These divisions he illustrated
in terse manner. Enthusiasm in the first
regulated the judgment, and was the inspira-
ton of the poets, artists, orators, authors, and
in fact the worlds best reformers. Enthusia-
asm in the second condition fthe unhealthy
was that ungoverned by reason causing one
to run wild with the impossible and useless,
pervertipg mans abilities. He then alluded
to some of the special characteristics Of the two
conditions. The noble enthusiasm he graphic
ally illustrated with sketches of Luther, Watt
Guttenburg, Cyrus w. Field, Columbus, Sir
Charles Bell, DR.. John Harvey, Franklin
Longfellow, and other great minds. He also
referred to later times and cited the glorious
and heroic enthusiasm Of the soldiers of the
recent war.
The unhealthy enthusiasm he vigorously at
tackled, picturing it in vivid colors. 1t gives
prominence to unworthy objects and IDEAS He
instanced at this point great takers who
were '.lttle doers;" very confding friends
.whose "glad to see you prefaces "glad you're
gomez sanctimonious people, without real re-
ligion; fashionable young men and women
believers in "blood superiority seekers after
power and self-aggrandisemen and so on
People often gave to such matters enthusiasm
worthy of better cause.
La conclusion he counselled the advocacy OF
the noble and elevating type of enthusiasm
His description of the battle scene, the charge
of brave soldiers upon the foe, was very file
1t was one of the most acceptable lectures Of
the season.
We would remark that if Portland audiences
would show lecturers and artists trife Of
complimentary enthusiasm upon their entree
upon the platform, it would perhaps be Gin or
DER
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OBsEoUIEs.-The funeral of the late Nath'l
W. Ellsworth took place from the Free Street
Baptist Church yesterday morniug. The SER
vices commenced with the singing of dirge
most pathetcally and eloquently rendered by
Messrs. Thurston, Ross, Fernald and Shaw,
after which selections from the Scriptures
were read by Rev. DR.. Smaller, followed by ap-
propriate and feeling remarks upon the char
acter of the deceased by Rev. Mr.. Dalton, of
St. Stephens Church. Remarks of the same
character were then made by the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Small, who closed with most touching
and impressive prayer. The same gentlemen
who commenced the services with music end
ed them with the same, after which the re-
mains of the deceased were taken to Evergreen
Cemetery for interment
Among the large number of friends present
was the Veteran Gunner Association, of which
the late Mr. Ellsworth was member, and they
acted as pail bearers on this sad occasion
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NOVEMBER TERM-GoDDARD, J., PRESIDING.
THURSDAY. William L. Putnam, surviving
partner, VS. Thomas De Oh. Actiou of assumpsit to
recover $1l0 tor professional services rendered de-
fcndant in the U. s. District Court by Evans and
Putnam. Defence that they were employed by
Mr.. Stinchfeld, the junior counsel and that he has
been paid by de'cndant Decision reserved. Court
adjourned sine die.
Strout & Gage. Josepb Baker.
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New Advertiseme To-Day,

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
Amateur Theatricals. :. .Dcering Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Rubber Boots. :. Butler & Reed.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Commission Merchants :. Fl. A. Crane q Co
State of Maine. IF. M Drew.
Physician. %. Fitzgerald.
Boarders Wanted. 81 Centre st.
Wanted. Man.
Store to Let. Abel Sawyer IL Co.
Last Trip of the Season. Str. lewiston
House to Let at Stevens Plains.
Rooms to Let. -. W. H. Jerris.
Organ and Melodeon to Let,
House for Sale. Henry a Jones
For Ellsworth. Sch Frank Pierce.
Wanted. Girl.
Wanted. -. Book keeper.
New Eating House. :. Leavitt & johnson
Copartnership. :. j. i. Matthews & Co.
Notice. &C. Il. Tuero.
House to Let. IN. G. Palmer.
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MI o nicipai COurf.

hECUKDER KIDDER, PRESIDING.
THUBsDAY-State vs.. Charles A. Sawyer, John
Z. owens AMI John McKinse. Larceny of ham.
mer. Sawye and Owens plead guilty. MtKinsie
not guilty and was discharged; the other two were
adjudged guilty and put on prob alton to appear in
two weeks.
Willis Bryant and John f. Owens. Larceny. Con-
tinued two weeks.
William Manstord lntoxca.ion and disturbance.
Fined SO and costs.
Mary Ann Wilson. Common drunkard, Sent to
House Correction tor 80 days.
Michael Cook. Larceny OF turkey. Plea, guilty.
CONTINUED two weeks.
John Foley and John Foley, Jr. Search and seiz-
ure. Continued till Friday.
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Cry HALL To-NIGHT. The new and ele-
CANT scenery (the largest set ever put up in
Portland) is nearly up and will be ready for
the great drama of the Drummer Boy, which
commences this evening. New music by
Webb's Quadrille Band. The piece closes
with new tableau called The Grand Army
decorating the graves of The Union Soldiers.
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Q O Nj M ERCIAL,


Receipts by Railroads and steamboats.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk, IUuU ODDS
-four, 81 bdls paner, butter, bran, do
ties 10 park, do spirits, do ccrn, do shingles,
do m. cards, do snndries; sh,pm nts East. 1890
bbls. -four, oil, do sundres shipments TO Eu-
rope car pork, do bacon, IL do peas, 8 wheat
do butter, do cheese.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-tt6 cases, 10 hides,
qrs beef u bdls shoves. 30 do dowelis 315 do s.
horsts, 10 boxes axes lot of and bones, 40 pkgs
sun0res.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILRoAD-1 car stone
do lumber. do headings, do hoops, d, flrni-
ure e6 doos II bds sleds, 10 cases cloth, IA bales
batting, bbls beans IA sacks potatoes tubs but
ter 10 prs springs, boxes axes, 13t pigs mdse, sc
Cars freight tor Boston.
STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BOsToN-10O bbls
pork IS casks nails 100 bis four 80 pigs tin q bbls
rum, pipe gin, 1900 feet umher, II bdls iron, 81
boxes rasins, bales hops 100 bbs SUI ar 81 bds OF
pipe 81 coils coroage, casks OIL so bbs. onons 100
bales gam ba rs Shoes 20 do and 20 bales do
mestcs. 80 bdls brooms, 10 do washboards 100 pkgs
furniture, IS bds aper, 800 to orders tor Can
ada and up country, asks oil, $50 nOxes raisns,
sinks, bales carpets 20 bars steel, II bills pipe,
bags oa meal, 104 bides, horse Sc bdls calf SKINS
II bids chair stock 46 pieces MARBLE organ, piano
forte, crate crockery, 100 pkgs to order.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Dec. l-1l.20 A. NJ -Conso,s 935 fol
money and account.
American securities-U s. 5-20s, 1862, So; DO 1863
old, 80; do 1867, 90; do 10-40s, 81. SockS-Erie
203; Illinois Central, l1it Atlantic & Great Western
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1-11.3o A. M.-COtton firm
sales 10000 bales: Middng uplands 81 q ED; do
Orleans % a 9id. Corn Sis. PORK 105s. Lard 62s
Sd q 62s Cd. California Wheat lis Cd; new Western
Red Spring 9s lid; Winter los ID Flour 24s ed
Peas 41s.
LONDON Dec. Acknowledgements 80 ex-div for
money and account.
American securities steady; U. s. 5-20s 1862, $50
60 1850 old, 81; do 1867. sot; y; 5. 1o-4Os s7a.
Great Western 2Sl.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1-Eveping-COtton is quiet /;
Middlng uplaDds 3D. sales 10000 bales.
LONDON, Dec. 1-Evening petroleum easier at Is
6d Is I'd. Linseed Oil 29s. Spirits Turpeatine 3is.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The specie on hand at the Bank
England has decreased 1000 sterling since our
last report.
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ARIEL BOAT CLUB.-We are glad to hear
that the "Ariel Boat Club are to give the first
OF series of assemblies at Fluent Hall, Dec
7th. We have seen the order of dances and
can assure the public that under the manage
ment of Messrs. Ladd, Woodman, Bedow and
Howe it will be first class affair. Tickets to
be had of managers only.
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WASH ON.



WASHINGTON Dec. 1.-The customs receipts
from the 18th to the 10Th of November incu
slve, were as fellows: At New York $2.037, JIG;
Boston $341 COL; Philadelphia $4S, 423; San
Francisco Sis, 5S4.
Lieut.. Charles P. Cooper has been relieved
from duly as Indian Agent.
RAPID REDUCTION OF THE GOVERNMENT DEBT.
The government has paid during the twenty
months ending Nov. 11th, of the bonded debt
IN principal, interest and premium, 1882 942,
7o7, equal to 1888 S37 per day. The total prem
lum paid was $21 ,317 400; interest 80 035546;
and the purchases OF bonds for the sinking
fund ss159, 5S9750 since March 18th, 1869. Sec
rotary Boutwell, estimates for the year ending
June 80, 1872, an aggregate of 1896, 272 1856, and
S',964 ,O49 more than the appropriations for the
previous twelve months. The estimates are
exclusive Of all uexpended balances, which
amounted on the 3Oth Of June last to $4,000
000, and unavailable by the act of July II, 1870.
Had these remained available the present es-
Inmates would probably have been between
forty and fifty millions below the present fig
ures.
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE
though still weak, is slowly recovering his
health, but his physician has not yet expressed
an opinion as to when he may resume his seat
on the bench
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lei f'r an Academy and nest for dancing
scho' The late Nj. Jas. Z. Fernali and son
used / ior a clothing store after the confagra-
ton Of July 4th, 1866. When Union Hall
was built there was but one other in the city,
and that was Mechanics Hall near the lower
part of Fore street. These ancient buildings in
this city that were SO dear to our fathers and
around which have clustered so many precious
and golden memories in the past have nearly
all been swept away. 1t is pleasant therefore
to look upon the few that remain, and they
should be reverenced for the many lessons they
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TELEGRAPWIC TrEus.

Hon. William Claggett of Portsmouth, n.
H., is lying very sick. He was formerly
wealthy and one of the most prominent and
influential men in the State in the days OF
Isaac Hill, Levi Woodbury. and Andrew jack
son.
The trial Of the Baton Rouge rioters at New
Orleans is concluded and all will probably be
discharged.
Henry G. Thompson an elderly and respect
ed citizen of Natck, Mass, was killed in that
town Wednesday by an express train while
crossing the track.
A coroner's jury in Concord charge DR.. Har-
vey, G. M. McIntire, James NJ. Otis and wo-
man unknown, with teloniOusly contributing
to the death of an infant far med out to board,
ten dollars having been paid in advance for its
board
Rye. N. H., is reported to have elected two
Gordon delegates for the Congressional Con.
vention.
Winter comes in like lamb. Some of the
farmers in Portsmouth are ploughing.
There is no special change in the status OF
affairs in the Alabama Governor question.
Some of the members of the Legislature are
inauguraling measures for popular meetings to
denounce the course of Gov. Smith and Treas
urer Bingham.
The alarm around Poughkeepsie in relation
to the cattle disease is increasing.
Senator Sumner delivered his lecture on the
duel between France and Prussia in New York
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mary e. Glen, the murderer of Mr.. and
Mrs. Young in Indiana year ago, is to have a
new trial.
Mrs. Samuel Barnes was chloroformed in the
street at Wesifield, Mass, Wednesday night
and robbed of $500.
has been nominated for reelection by cti-
zens' caucus.
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A DIFFERENCE IN TIME.-The Cunard steam
er SIBERIA sailed from Liverpool Monday, Nov.
l4th, and arrived at Boston Thursday, Dec. 1st
Inc Allan steamer Prussan sailed from Liv-
erpool Thursday Nov. 10th, and arrived at this
port Tuesday, Nov 29sh-making difference
OF hve days in favor of the Prussian.
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SIX hundred of the finest imported birds can
be seen at f. o. Bailey & Co.'s salesrooms, Is
Exchange street. 1t is splendid opportunity
to secure fine singer
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE
ILLINOIS,.
JUDICIAL DECISION,

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The Supreme Court Of
this State has decided that it has no power tC
copfine child in the Reform School unless il
has been convicted of crime. This decision
will reelase a number of children from the Re.
form School
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Friday Morning, Decambebr 2. 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.

our advertising patrons are requested to send
s" me'r copy as early IN the day as possible. i'd
refreshments to appear Monday morning should be
sent IN Saturday. mot Sunday)
ES- Free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as Friday noon.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02

WE would call attention to the card of
Messrs H. A. Crane & Co., of Savannah. Ga.
in another column.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02

JESSE Freeman, No. ITO Exchange steeet
mas just received big supply of quahogs, right
from cape Cod, and will serve up an old fash
Toned Cape Cod quahog chowder this evening
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02

HOOP Skirts! Hoop Skirts! All the new
styles at Auderson's New Store under Deering
Hall
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Miscellaneous Notices.

SEE advertisement of new eating house
opened by Leavitt & johnson, No. - India
street
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SHAwLs-Going rapidly at reduced prices al
Cogia Hassan's. dec2d2t
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Portland & Rutland Railroad Co.
WHEREAS it appears that the capital ock OF
w the Portland q Rutland Railroad Company,
as prescribed and ,blished by the act approved
March 9th, 1868, entitled act to incorporate the
Portland and Rutland Railroad Company, has been
duly subscribed tor ana taken w, agreeable the
provisions OF said act, the undersigned seven and
more OF the per ons named in the first section OF
said act hereby 81 public notice that the first meet
ing Of sad corporation will be held at tho Common
Council room in the New City Hall in Portland, on
Thursday the 18th DAY OF December next, at 10 o.
clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of organizing
said company, and to that end,
1st. To choose chairman to preside at said meet
ing.
I'd. To choose clerk to record the doings OF said
meeting.
Sd. TO see if the stockholders will accept can act
in addition TO Gan act to incorporate the Portianl
and Rutland Railroad Company" approved March
18th, 1870, authorizing the PortlanI and r stand
Railroad Company to TO take the anne or the .ort-
land, Rutland, Oswego and Chicago Railway COM
panv, by vote of the STOCKHOLDERS thereof at the
time of The organization of the company.
4th. To establish bylaws tor the government of
said corporation.
9Th. To make choice OF Directors.
9Th. To determine how far, and to what extent
said company will unite its lines with the line OF any
other railroad company, or lease OR purchase any
1870.
7tL To act upon any other matters that the stock
holders may deem necessary.
Given under our hands at Portland this 25th Gay
OF November. 1870
N. G. RICE. JOHN A. Poor,
CHARLES FOBES. JOHN NEAL.
JAS. l.. FARAwR, r. M RICHARDSON.
JOHN nj. ADAMS. GEO. W WooDMAN.
ALLEN HAMS. WIN. H. FEssENDEN.
nov30d2w
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Guaraian,s Sale of Real Estate

DY VIRTUE OF license from the Judge or Pro,
ID bate OF the county OF Cumberan mai Al, sen
at public sale Tu, siay, Dec. 2Oih, at ~ oclooa
A. NJ, at the office OF Geo. X. Davis ~ 20 corner
of Congress and Brown streets, the following ues-
crbed real estate viz: All the tight, tile and
Loouev and Cieorsianna Looney. minor children
and heirs OF Bartholomew Looney. late OF Portianu,
deceased have in and house and lot numoereu SIN
on Briggs street, in said Portland.
FRANK G. PATTERSON,
IoV19-law3w Guardian TO said Minors.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02

LAST TRIP FOR THE SEAsoN.-The steamer
city of Richmond, Capt. Dennison, will make
her last trip for the season TO Bangor Cor as far
as the ice will permit) leaving railroad wharf
Monday evening, Dec. 9th, at 10 O'clock Re-
turning, will leave the Penobscot Wednesday
morning, Dec 9TH. dec2d3r
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02

Go to Burleighs, 81 Middle street, f, the
best and cheapest Overcoat.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02

HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES.
EVERY SATURDAY, at 10 o'clock.
"BRoWN BUGGY" on Springs, very light and
in good order.
SLEIGHS and PUNGS-twenty new Sleighs, de-
sirable style and patterns, one and two sea'ei.
PUNGS-six new Pungs, suited for Grocers and
family use. o, ..
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02

The best Dollar Kids in the city at Ander.
sons New Store, under Deering Hall.