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The Portland daily press., 1870-11-22

The ELECTRIC LIGHTS oNrHE PARIS For
writes London Times correspondent who
is in the army of the Crown Prince of Prus-
sia) is and has been horrible-pelting rain and
heavy gales; but, bad as it is, the besiegers
profit by it 10 a certain extent, and work with
greater success than would await their efforts
on clear, calm nights. The anxiety of the be-
sieged is evinced by the incessant use of cleo
trio lights at the forts.
The lighthouse serves to warn the mariner
of his danger. These bright eyes pierce the
gloom to detect the approach of an enemy.
From north and south, east and west, the
rays may be seen slowly spreading through
the night like prodigious bulls-eyes, and now
and then the flash of a gun announces that
they have made some important discovery
and salute it with she'll But, generally, the
activity which the gunners displayed some
time ago has abated. They seem to have
given up the hope of STAYING the progress OF
the siege works, and to be preparing for re-
ply when the attack is made. That is some
time distant. The reason assigned for the
delay is not In any way connected with peace
negotiations. 1t is simply the necessity OF
feeding the men before all other things which
has caused the impediments to the armament
OF the batteries. All the horses and carts
have been employed in bringing up supplies,
and it is or has been in intervals of that work
only that the transport of guns and ammuni-
ton could be effected. Just think, for exam
pie, of the transport needed for the supply of
five hundred rounds of two hundred-pound
shell for the large mortars, guns and howit-
zers. The French may feel that they have
been:too free with their ammunition. It will
be an interesting duel between muzzle-load-
ers and breech-loaders. and no doubt, if tie
former are beaten, the active partisans of the
| system in England will say that it is notorious
the French guns are the worst muzze-loaders
| in the world. Their shells are very bad in.
| deed. st. Cloud is full of monsters three feet
long with Woolwich studs on them unexplor-
ed. If the muzzle-loaders make a good fight
Of it, as no doubt they will from their grea'
size and stable platforms, it will be hailed a
proof of the excellence of the system.
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UTA II,
rs ARRESTED FOR sEDrr1oN.

MORMOSS ARRESTED FOR SEDITION.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 21.-Geo Attinger, w. G.
Phillips, Charles Livingston, Charles Savage,
Andrew Burt and James Finnemore, officers
of Mormon militia, were to-day arrested to-day
by U. s. Marshal Patrick at the instance of
lation of the proclamation of the late Governor
Shaffer and engaging in rebellion against the
United States under the law of Congress of
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The following are the closing quotations:
New Yorl. Wool Market.

NEW YORK, Nov 19.-The market for domestic
fleece has been quiet but steady Several large man
utac urers have been in the market but Their mr.
chases have been mostly confined to small lots.-
There is no change in the rates which wool is held
and except in few cases where light sales have been
serves to restrict the demand to small proportions
yet it does not seem to be likely lead any abate
ment from the established rates. owing to the light
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despatch from Berlin, dated the Goth, says
great dissatisfaction prevails in consequence OF
the enormous expense of maintaining French
prisoners in Germany. Berlin is almost de-
serted except by women in black, who make
lint and pray for absent relatives, and children
and old men, who go moaning about the streets
buying the latest editions of the war journals.
An enterprising merchant offers 500 thalers
for Garibaldi's head
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= WEsTBRooK SEMINARY.-The examination
in Westbrook Seminary began yesterday morn
ing, and will continue through to-day. This
evening the students will give public exhibit
ton in the Universalist church at Stevens
Plains, beginning at o'clock. The exercises
will consist of declarations, recitations and es-
says, with music by the young ladies'. The pub
lie are invited.
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ACCIDENT. Saturday afternoon young
man named Campbell Austin, in the employ
OF Schumacher, the fresco painter, while at
work on staging in Lancaster Hall, made a
mis-step and fell distance of about eighteen
feet, to the floor, striking on his head and arm.
His nose was b ,ken and he sustained few
other injuries. He was taken up inssnsible
and carried home, and it was ten hours before
he recovered his senses. Yesterday, notwith-
standing his severe bruises he was able to be
about the house. He is a son of Mr.. NJ. P.
Austin, of the Western Union telegraph.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-22

PUNcrUALITY AT SCHOOL Mr.. Haines Of
the Park street grammar school for boys tells
us that of his school of 165 lads, the atten-
dance last week WAS 1912 per cent. This is
extraordinary, aud presses hard on the heels Of
Mr. Taylor's attendance, which we noticed
week or two since Now let us hear from the
grammar schools for girls. They mist not he
beaten by tho boys in this praisworthv race
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JAMES FREEMAN, who by common consent
is surnamed the Oyster King, has just received
cargo of oysters that are as btaht as dollar.
The canfull that he sent TO this office taken
as they run-were superb ard they come just
in time for Thanksgiving.
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If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have fire.
quent headache, mouth tastes badly, poor ap-
petite and tongue coated, you are suffering
from Torpid Liver or "Blliousness,' and moth
ing will cure you 50 speedily and permanent
ly as DIR. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery. It also cures the worst lingering
Coughs, at the same time strene thening and
purifying the whole system. Remember that
DR.. Perce's private U. S. Government REV
enue Stamp, bearing upon it his portrait,
name and address, is upon every bottle of the
Genuine. Sold by druggists.
nov22l-eod1w tu-th-s&w1t.
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CONNECTICUT.
HORRIBLE DEATH,

HARTFORD, Nov. 2l.-Marvin w. Goodrich,
of Weathersfeld, 65 years old, was instantly
killed to-day while engaged in raising build
ing While examining the building, with his
head directly under the SILL the blocking gave
way, the building fell aud his head was crushed
to ielly,
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huMoR5 FAVORABLE TO A CONGRESS.
LONDON, Nov. N.-The Loaond stock marke
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AccIDENr.-A cooper named Joseph Russell,
in the employ of Chase and Themes on Com
mercial wharf, was engaged in trusting up
barrel in windlass yesterday, when the rope
broke, aud as he fell back wards the bar struck
him on the leg breaking it just above the ankle.
He was conveyed to his home and surgical at
tendance called. It was bad break.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-22
ARK ANSA

HEAVI SIOhMs
VIcKsBURG, Nov. 21.-A heavy rain and hail
storm prevailed last night and to-day, which
stopped cotton picking.
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IT is NO WONDER that invalids lose faith in
all specifics when SO many worthless medi-
cines are advertised for the cure of various dis
eases; hut which, when tried, are 'Iound
wanting We have yet TO learn, however, of
the first failure of. DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, TO cure coughs. colds, and pull
monary diseases. nov22eo6 &w1w.
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WINDOW BREAKING.-We understand that
two roguish boys within a week or two have
been brought up to the ring bolt for breaking
the windows in the public schools This is
right, and none too soon. Patience is about
exhausted in the matter of mending and pay
ing, year after year, for the amusement of these
destructive wretches. Marshal Clark has talk
en- the matter in hand, and what,,he undertakes
he generally completes. The m other of one of
them had to pay fifteen dollars for damages to
the North school; and for this time the lad es-
capped the Eelorm School. 1t will not be SO
next time if he is foolhardy enough to try it on
again. Another lad, initiating his vile exam :
pie, has done about as much more destruction
which his parents must pay for-at the end of
sound fogging, we hope. The boys of this
stamp may as we'll understand that there is to
be no let-up in sthis determination to bring
every one of them to punishment who choose
to run this rig, and the means to do it are am
pie. The Marshal is determined to put down
window breaking, if it takes all winter.
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ALAB ANA.


MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 21.-The Legislature
met to day, the House organizing temporarily,
and the Senate adjourning for want of a quo
rum, though there are more than a sufficient
number in the city. The count of votes in the
recent election will probably be completed this
week and the new officers inaugurated
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sloak Of wool ID this and other ssaboafd'marIets.-
Foreign wool ID In rodea te request, but tteff ap
peaTs 70 be nc anxiety on tile part Of any class 81
threatened war In Europe.-Shippin9 List.
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ILLINOIS,,
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT,

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-Alpheus Wright, one of
the oldest aud wealthiest citizens of Spring
field, ILL.,, was run over this morning and killed
by train at the Chicago & Alton railroad de-
pot.
The body of a woman was washed ashore at
Chapeldonan, Scotland, supposed to be that of
Mrs. L. Hayden, of this city,a passenger on
the steamer Cambria.
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BOARD OF TRADE.-A meeting of the mer-
chants and all of our citizens interested in the
running of steamer to the Penobscot river
during the winter as we'll as on the Machias
route, is called to meet at the Board Of Trade
rooms at 4 p. IN. to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-22

DICKENS play of Dot, Cricket on the
Hearth, will be performed at Deerng Hall on
Thanksgiving afternoon and evening A
splenold fairy scene will be introduced during
the play, which will please the children. Tick
cts for chidrea in the.aiternoon, Is cents. See
advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-22

BALLS and parties are always a part of
Thanksgiving festivities. Oysters, on such &C.
casions, ale an Indispensable item for perfect
supper table. Jesse Freeman, No. Ito Ex-
change street, is prepared 10 fill orders from
out of own at the shortest notice.
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PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, RAlLRoAn
freight on the p. & r. railroad is largely in.
creasing The freight bills last SATURDAY
amounted to $235, of which $18l.15 was for
freight from Saco river. There are probably
fifty car loads of freight at the river waiting
transportation.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AUsTRIAN.-The Montreal
Ocean Steamship Company's steamer Aus
trian, Capt j. Wylie, from Liverpool 10th and
Londonderry 18th, arrived at this port about 9
O'Clock last evening, bringing % cabin and 100
passengers and a full cargo. This is the first
steamer from Europe this season. She will
leave on her return trip on Saturday, Dec. Sd.
The Prussian is the steamer advertised to
sail from Liverpool for this port last Thursday.
She will be due here on Monday next.
We are indebted to the Purser OF the Aus
trian for files of Liverpool and London papers.
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WITH poultry at the reasonable price they
promise to be sold at and oysters at the cur
rent rates, an excellent Thanksgiving dinner
can be provided at a modest cost Timmons
q Halves have plenty of the latter in Market
Square.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-22

f o. BAILEY & Co., will sell at salesroom
this afternoon fine lot of Furniture, Carpets,
Organs, Melodeons sc. See auction column.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-22

STEAMER Algoma, has been thirty days out
from Collingwood TO Thunder Bay, Lake Su-
perior, and grave fears are entertained that she
is lost with alkon board. She is supposed to
have lad one hundred passengers
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TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. e.

JOB PRINTING. Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they win be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. VIM NJ MARKS
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-22

New, YORK. Nov. 2i.- Cotton advanced Ac but
closed ~ heavy with advance lost; sales 1863 bales
State and Western 1Oc lower and less active; State
at B 90 q 9 6 40; Round hop Ohio at 500 q ESQ.,;
Western at 8 90 g 70; Southern at 90 g $50
So for new; Amber State at 45; Winter Red and
I 80. Corn 1c higher and in good demands sales 81
900 BUSH; new Mixed Western at s4 "a SIC; old So
q Gle. Oats lie higher sales 46 oco BUSH. Ohio at 81
"a CSC; Western at 81 a &c. Pork lower; new mess
at % SO q % 90; old at % 25 q "a 90. Lard heavy
steam at lsa q 1890. Butter steady; Ohio at Il a
at SCI q SIC. Rice firm: Carolina at u a 7ac. Sugar
steady; Porto Rico at 10 a Isc; Muscovado at % @9
ae tar to gS osd reag at e los No: - Dutch
a SIC. Naval Stores-Spiriis Turpentine sales at
46c; Resin inactive with sales at 80 "a So tor
strained Petroleum dull; crude at l2lc; refined at
flour Is I'D; wheat sgd.
for the week SSH Cattle, $3.50 Sheep and Lambs
and 90 696 Swine. Cattle extremely dull and heavy
try for thanksgiving and prices declined on an aver
age az TO-. Poor to medium @ 11sc; good to fat
oxen 10 q i4;; choice las q 15ac. Sheep and Lambs
dull ana weak, the advance in the early part OF last
week having been lost except very choice Ke1i-
lucky aud Canada; common to tar sheep q 4sc;
good to prime g &C.; extra sgc Lamb. e &C.
81; dressed weaker 81 q 104c " fb.
CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-Flour Spring extras quiet and
easier. Wheat No. Spring quiet at O6i. Corn
quiet; No. Mixed at 81 D Csc. Oats quiet; No. at
41c. Rye steady; No. Q at 73c. Barley quiet; No Q
atsl3 q SIC. High Wines quiet at sac: Mess Pork
weak s. at 20 CO. Lard at ~ l2se Live Hogs firm
Receipts 1000 bbs. -four, G4,VO0 bush. wheat,
$4,000 bush. corn, 800 BUSH oats, 5000 bush. rye,
5000 bush. barley, $500 hogs.
Shipments 600 bbls. -four, $1,000 bush. wheat
$4,000 bush. corn 10000 bush oais, $1,000 bush. rye,
900 bush. barley, So 0C0 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Nov: 2l.-Lard firm. Live hogo high
or nf MI hon El.so s.y o..
Dressed hogs at 25. whiskey advanced to 50 q $780,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 2l.-Cotton active; Middling
uplands at 15Ic.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 2i.- Cotton steady; Mddling
uplands at Isle.
MOBILE, Nov. 2l.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands at 15sc.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 2l.-Cotton finer; Middling
uplands at 15lc,
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BRIGGs' Pile Remedies are a success.

FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHOs-
PHrTEs. -Clergymen who were obliged to with
draw from the pulpit on account of Clergy
mems Sore Throat, have recovered by using
this invaluable preparation and are now
preaching again. Being an excellent nervous
tonic, it exerts direct influence on the ner-
vous system, and through it it iuvigorates the
body. novel; -d&w1w.
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THANKSGIVING PoULTRY.-The steamer for
Boston last evening carried up about forty tons
ofpoultry for Thanksgiving consumption in
that city. Poultry has not begun to come in
much for this market, but will to-day, we pre-
anna
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-22

No Flou or other Groceries for sale. Have
a large stock of Clothing Cheap and limited
amount of Gas aud Soft Soap thrown inIBur-
leigh, 81 Middle street.
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N EVAD A.
MISSISSIPPI,

THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.-The latest returns
from Nevada make the assembly tie and give
the Senate a Republican majority of three.
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Administrators Sale.

PURSUANT to a license from the Honorable
shall seIl at public auction OH saturday, the tenth
day Of Deem Ter next at three O'Clock in the afer
noon House numbered As aud House numbered AZ
win the lots situated on Portland street, and. be-
longing to the estate of Nathaniel Stevens. late of
Portland, deceased
JANE f. STEVENS, Administratrix.
f. Q. BAILEY & Co., Auctrs.
Portland, Nov 9, 1870. n010diaw3w
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

nj Office is hereby given that pursuant to license
~ from the Probate Court OF Cumberland County,
shall cell at private SALE at r. A. Aliens Store In
West Gray, on MONDAY, Nov 2sth. A d, 1870, at
one of the clock M, two-fifth parts in common
late of said Gray. deceased of certain piece par
eel OF land in said Gray, described follows vizj
Beginning at White Birch Tree standing on the
North corner of lot No 40 in the third division of
lands in said Gray, thence south westerly fifty rods,
to the town road thence south-eastery said road
f,rty rods, thence north easterly to land owned by
Sewel Frank, thence north-westerly said Franks
line to the bound first mentioned. and being the same
land conveyed by Calvin Shaw to said Merry Frank,
deceased by deed dated Dec 18Th, A. D. 1851. Also,
the other heirs Of said estate will sell their interest
therein at the same time and place.
DANIEL W. LEAVITT,
Guardian OF Wnslow and Elmer Frank.
Nov 10th, 1870 no17dto2i
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Receipts by Railroads and steamboats,

STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BOSToN.-4 bdls pa
per bags % cases shoes, crate bottles, bbls rum
20 cases and 20 bales domestcs, bbls glue, casks
sheep skins, firkins butter, 80 half casks nails,
bbls alum, do resin. casks OIL do PITCH 10 ties
lard, 80 bbs pork 10 do syrup 10 bags Coffee sheets
copper. go bdls ron II axes, 200 bxs rasins 80
bids leather 200 pkgs to order. For Canada and up
country, III empty boxes ~ bxs herring, organs
soapstone Stoves bds sheet iron casks OIL 20 bdls
iron, 237 dry hides, IL bales WOOL 14O pkgs to order
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE FROM NEW YORK 90
bales cotton SO do WOOL 63 do rags do burlaps IS
do broom corn 81 do buffalo robes 1888 hides, %
rolls leather, % casks whiting, do bleach powders
20 drums fish, bbs oysters rs kegs soda 3 do bolts,
Is do tobacco $50 bxs glass; 300 do raisns. 173 do
clocks 80 do tobacco 80 do biters 40 do medicine
do CASTLE SOAP so hi springs, As canned goods,
- cases rubber go bdls paper iron propeller Wheel
20 chests tea hhds tobacco, pianos 200 pkgs
dries.
PORTLAND 81 KENNEBEC RAILROADS. cars of
hoops, do shingles, do cattle. bxs poultry, bbls
taow, casks cider, tubs butter IA bbs apples 70
do potatoes bxs glass; 1903 pkgs merchandise Al
freight for Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk, 800 bbls
flour, cars stone, do wood, do shook 20 do lum-
ber do shingles, do potatoes, do telegraph poles,
do corn, do sundries. For shipment east, 1900
bbls -four, cars sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-42 bdls shoves, IS
carpets % bbls apples AZ bags spools, 20 bbs
scrap iron 63 bxs supdries
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

BOSTON, Nov. 21.-Albsrt M. Simpson, res
ident OF Maiden, was killed to-day near that
place while crossing the railroad track. He
leaves widow and three children.
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M. L. A.-The next entertainment Of the M.
L. A., to take take place tomorrow evening, is
one that will not fail +, prove unusually at
tractive since Mr.. Vandenhoff has made him
self such favorite with our citizens. Mrs.
Vandenhoff viii assist her husband on this oc
casion. The programme includes two scenes
from the "Merchaut of Venice" including the
Trial scene, in which Mr.. Vandenhoff will sus-
tain the character of Shylock, and Mrs. Van
denhoff will appear as Portia and Nerissa, fol-
lowed by poetical recitation by Mrs. Vanden-
hoff. The entertainment will conclude with
scenes from Sherdan's comedy of "The Rivals"
in which Mr.. Vandenhoff will sustain the parts
of Anthony Absolute, Capt. Absolute, Bob
Acres and Sir Lucius O'Trigger, aud Mrs.
Vandenhoff those of Mrs. Malaprop, Lydia
Langush and Lucy.
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MURDER AND ROBBERY.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 21.-Lem Cool, "a we'll known
planter was murdered and robbed near Fa-
yettevilie, Ark, last week.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-22

Portland aud Vicinity.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Band Concert -. ancaster Hall.
Promenade Concert. City Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Buck-Skin Under G arments. :. Chas Gusts q Co
Card. JAS. G. Kicker & Co.
Richardson's Little Washer.
Grand Shooting Match. ... j. b. Lucas
Skates, Sleds, Guns, Pts OILS. &c. -. u. Lucas.
Faacy Goods and Toys. .Chas. Day, DR., 81 Co.
NEW ADVERTIS EMENT COLUMN.
Sch. for Baltimore. Orlando Nickerson.
Agents Wanted. -. Ii. A. Mckinney a. Co.
Notice.
Found. :. Glass.
Wanted. Book-keeper.
Piano to Let.
Bosworth Relief Corps.
Stereoscopic Views. w. Senter.
Westbrook Seminary. This Evening.
Sleghs wanted. II. Springer
Choral Tribute.
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TURNvEREIN ExHIBITION.-The exhibition
of the Portland Turnverelns for which they
have been making great preparations, will take
place this evening at City Hall, when they will
exhibit some of their difficult and daring per-
formances on the horizontal bar, trapeze, lad
ders, etc. In order to prevent accidents and
to allay the fears of many who object to the
trapeze, strong AMI safe netting has been
provided, which will be suspended under the
trapeze during the performances.
The hall should be filled this evening to its
utmost capacity, not only as an encouragement
to these young men, but, also, to show that
the people of Portland appreciate the efforts
they are making inl perfecting themselves in
muscular science. Their improvement is as
tonishing, and some of their feats are wonder
full They expect to show US some feats that
have never before been attempted here, and TO
far surpass any of their former exhibitions,
which were so popular here.
In addition to the exhibition there will be a
grand promenade concert, under direction of
Chandler with his full orchestral band. This
will take place after the gymnastic exercises
are over, and will afford all who wish an op-
portunity to "trip it lightly" for an hour or
two. The entertainment will open with a
grand Indian club exhibition by the entire
company of Turnvereins.
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BURLEIGH, 81 Middle street, has the best
stock of Boys Clothing in town
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g 0 MI Nj r II CIAL.

I. G. Plumptre, d. D., master of Oxford
University, died Sunday.
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Executors Sale of Furniture, Or
Uans MolOdeOus I&o

an TUESDAY, Nov 22d, at 2 IL O'Clock at sslee-
" loom, 10 Exchange 81, we shall sell PRloe
Lounges. Bureaus. Sinks, Marbie-Top Tables, Brus.
GELS and Ingram Carpets, Hair and Excelsior Nat.
tfesses. Feather Beds, Spring Beds, Crock@y and
Kitchen Furniture.
Also at 4 O'Clock at same place. six Organs and
Melodecns, fine toned instruments, and in good or
der can be at any time after O'Clock on day Of
sale. w. H. JERKS ExecutpY
+. o. BAILEY 81 Co., AucPrs. nov1E-A
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StVcKs were strong Ihf0ughOut the uay, anu tne
volume Of business was large. New York Central
improved in tone iu consequence of report that
vanderbilt and Gould would meet tomorrow for the
adjustment of the differences between the two roads,
Vanderbilt went to Washington to-day to see about
the tax lately ordered the 80 per cent scrip d1vi-
dend on Central stock. The Hannibal q st. Joseph
stock dropped to day 107 to 1O6g owing to rum
ors about the result tile pending suit lately begun
at Boston, but now transferred to ST. Louis by the
preferred stock holders to prevent the payment OF
the same dividend on both classes of stock.
The following are the closing quotations:
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-22

YCHGSE in want OF Plain or Fancy Job Printing
i will find 1t TO their advantage to call OWN. N /,
MARKS, at the Daily Press Job Printing .enes, n
hange Street, Portland.
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Go TO Burlegh's, 81 Middle street, 70 the
best ami cheancSt OYercnat