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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-12-29
MAssACHUsETrS
sMUGGLERs' TRICKS.


Bosom, Dec. 28-In the trial of Dexter 7.
Mills. ct ais, charged with smuggling, before
the United States Court to day, AssistanG Dis
trict Attorney Dickinson opened the case for
the government, briefly stating the n,odls oper.
dndi of the defendants in getting liquors from
Nova Scotia, where he alleges they arranged
with parties to ship the goods by one vessel
and transfer them to a coaster at sea, which
landed them in Boston or New York, without
suspicion of fraud, the latter vessel not COM
ing under the entry rules of vessels engaged in
trade with foreign ports. Upon lading, it was
further alleged, the British custom marks were
erased, U. s. revenue stamps supplied and the
goods transported, concealed, and offered for
sale by the defendants, who, as owners, or
agents, warehouse men, teamsters, ETC., bore
their several parts in the business. The amount
claimed as IL st to The Government by the sew
eral transactions it is alleged, is $4,000.
FINE RENTED.
The President has RENTED the fine Of 1885,.
700 imposed on E. Porter Dyer, late cashier of
the Newtonville bank, for participation in the
famous State street Irregularities. Dyer has
served his six months sentence in Dedham Jail
KILLED.
Henry N. Eastman OF Beekmantown, N. Y,
was killed yesterday in Somervile by falling
on sta9;n while at work.
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Hosetter's United Statss Almanac for 1871, for
distribution, g. ats, throughout the United States,
ard all civilized countries OF the Western Henri.
sphere, will be hubshe about the first Of January
IN the English. German, French, Norwegian, Welsh,
Swedish, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish languages,
and all who wish to understand the true phose phy
Of health should read and ponder the valuable sug
gestons it contains. In addition to an admirable
medical treatise on thu causes prevention and cure
of great variety of diseases. it embraces a large
amount OF information interesting to the merchant,
the mechanic, the miner, the farmer, the planter,
and the professional man; and the calculations have
been made for such meridians anil latitudes as are
most suitable for a correct and comprehensive Ma
TIONAL CALENDAR.
The nature uses, and extraordinary sanitary
effects OF Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters the staple
tonic and alternative of mo e than half the Christian
world. are fully set forth in ils pages which are al
so interspersed with pictorial illustrations, valuable
recipes tor the household aud farm humorous anec-
dotes, and other instructive ard amusing reading
matter, original and selected. Among the ANIMALS
to appear with the otebing OF the yar this will be
one OF the most useful. an may be hadtor the osk
ing: Tie proOrietors. Messrs. HostetIer & smith,
Z, tsburgh. Pa, on receipt OF a two cent stamp
Will forward copy BY mail to any person WHO can
not procure one in bis nsighborhooI. The Bitters
are sold in everv city. town. an village and ale <.
ens0ely used throughout the entire civilized world
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DECEMBER TERM. GODDARD j., PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-Jol n Lindsey VS.. Joseph j. Wal
ker. Action to recover money paid defendant by
mistake. Defence, no mistake, the amount paid be-
ing In pursuance OF contract. Decision reserved.
&c. Cobb. Strout &. Gage.
John Murray VS.. Bernard Da'ey. Action to re-
cover pay tor digging drain. Amount claimed
$l4666 Decision Tor plaintiff $lO3.4l and costs.
j. A. Locke. Bradbury & Bradbu,v.
Elisabeth Hassell VS.. Charles E. Townsend. TROY
er to recover $45 the value OF a sewing machine.
which plaintiff alleges she owned and which defend
ant converted to his use. The question is as to
the tile TO the machine. Judgment for plaintiff tor
$4713
Davis & Drummond. Orr.
The following assignments of justice trials have
been made by the Court:
THURSDAY, DEC. 90.
Nos. IA, 273. 500, 80 !, 246, PSI.
FRIDAY, DEC. 80.
Nos 1873. 1889, 219 22l. 2S7, sI7 als, 2e9 2so. 2eo
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SwfNDLERs ARRESTED In our telegraphic
Items Monday morning we mentioned the ar
rest of two men named Dolliver aud Kibbe in
Bottom, supposed to be the Grafton bank rob-
bers, and also that they had lately been in
Portland accompanied by young woman. 1t
seems that the two men caEle to Portland on
the 9th inst, and while Robinsoc alias, Dolli-
yer put up at the Preble House, Kibbe alias
Burns, alias Lewis and the girl registered
themselves as j. Burns and sister from Boston.
at the st. Julian. They remained here about
fortnight, Kibbe giving out that he was a
wholesale grocer, and stating that his real
name was Lewis aid that be entered his name
on the books at the hotel as Burns for fun
The two men stayed here something like a
fortnight, and then went to Boston. The
Preb'e House was victimizad some $3.50 by the
transaction. 1t Boston, after their return, they
lived in great style at the Winthrop House in
Bowdoin street, aud aftt rwards at the c mp
bell House, and the great stir that the arrest of
the men has created there is because ore OF
them induced the young woman to clone with
him. Her mother applied at the station for their
arrest. AS the men had made great display
of money and diamonds at the hotel sensation
story was soon cooked up.
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MINI ESQ ia.


ST. PAUL, Dec. ga serious riot is in pro.
gress on the Northern Pacific railroad. Some
sub. contractors, who were given a contract of
three miles of the road, drew their pay from
the contractor and absconded without paying
the men, who on hearing of it tore down the
shantles, seized the wagons and stores and
drove the general superintendent from the
ground. They were told that they would be
paid for their work, but they also demanded
pay for three days Of riot This was refused
and on the request Of the Governor, General
Hancock has sent orders to Fort Ripley for
troops to quell the riot 1t is proposed to ar
rest the ringleaders and pay off and discharge
the rest of the men o.
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PRIVATE LECTURES. EXTRA.

Fhursday kveuisg, JAMIE,
TO LADIES ONLY,
Woman and her diseases. The causes The nre
veni1on. The care. SpendidIy illustrated. and 20
perfectly clear and chaste, with Models, Paintings
ETC., that no LADY has ever heard It but wifi
praise aud enthusiasm "'~
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Boston Boo, and shoe Market.

Boston Dec 27.-lhere have been very few cor
tracts made as yet tor Spring goods, and What few
have been taken are tor staple go0ds OF Which every
yet m re th.ir appearance, aud not until ter the
holidays will there be much ing ,lry tor goo,s. Man.
sequently moving along quietly, with no dispos'ti D
to hurry up their workmen. Tnere is iair business
done In hand-pade e ods. but OF machine ma e
work the ts.tories are producing only Unite
amount. Prices are likely open pretty firm, as it
is very certain tta leather Ill iue higher after The
seasons bus ness iairly commences
This sb pments of Boo,s aud Shoes tor the week t.
places outside # New England comprise .4s4 cases,
ainst s4O es Tor the .rresponuug week Of last
HAS 573 cases. against LA, 356 cases the same
period las YEAR The shipmenls from Lynn TOR tie
week have been 1860 cases, against 1904 for the
same week last year. The shipmen from baver-
Hill tor the werk have been 5U cases, against 6s3
cases Tor the same lime last y,ar
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Boston Bank Statement,
Philadelphia Coal Market.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 26-Ths most noticeable
feature in the Coal trade the past week is the decis-
ion OF the General Council OF the Washington Be-
nevolent association tor several days in session at
Iamaqua) to suspend operations throughout all the
anth acte coal regions on the 10th January. THIS
vement it is supposed, has more reference to the
next ne, seasons business than to any marked effect
me MARKET OF on prices at present, The Coal pro-
usually verv light that this formal notice of the
General Council has more of sound than ct sun
stance in it. The suspension of production IN the
opinion OF those best ,ormvd as t. The situation of
the Coal marker and tue pecuDiary CO dtion OF the
workmen, will not extend beyond six weeks or wo
Tres Is irety tui. The demand ON the stocks OF
20 VIII for The near tnture be correspondingly
ngh,. AT New ,rk there WIS an advance Of SOC "a
81 " ton immed iately on the an ouurement of the
Scran on strike, anu it is pr bic there will DO
any further advance nov in c nsequen OF tine gen.
rules vsly steady and prices in the mai unchanged.
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RICH AND RARE assortment of Fine Watches
Diamonds, Canoes. Mosaic, Byzantine, Ro-
man, Polished and Picked Gold sets, Brace
lets, Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Roman Lockets
and Chains, Seal Rings, Charms Gold Thin
bles, &C., &c, together with an elegant assort-
ment Of Silver and Silver plated ware and
rich fancy goods purchased expressly for the
Holiday trade. Please call and examine our
stock. J, W.&H.H.M cDuFrFE.
dc17th-tjn1st.
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We quote sales as folows:-N Dove sold Cattle
at e ID live wight; pair. grtn feet II inches,
LOT $165; pair, feet 10 inches tor Sl65 pair Z
feet inch. for $3.50; Maxheld x Woodbury. sold at
!Oc a. per GENT. shrnkage; two year old steer
Ior Sss; Libby & Thompson solI psir 81 feet 10
Cattle at esc " fb. ~ per cent. shrinkage; beef
cows at &c dressed weight at &c DIR ssed weight: 20
soil beef COW $40: two wear old steer for $33;
p,ir. Ieet inches, for S205; p4ir "a teef, for
SiS0; D Wells sold beef cows for $i0O tie lot; 2
sold at l2c dressed weight; pair te4t inches,
Ior SIP; pair. fest inch, for $3.50: Wells q
Richard on sod cows for $50 each; COWS at SIS
each: Cattle at sc drss d weight; j Twitchell
sold pair, 81 feet, for slz5; d p Hobart sold |
par, . leet three year olds for Siio W W Hall sold
oxen at IL "a III " fb; GERS at SC ~ fb dressed
weight; C wv and heller tor sos the lot,
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Dig PIG.-Wm. Noah Pilsbury of Scarboro
slaughtered pig on December 9th, 1870, eight
months and twenty-five days old weighing 400
pounds, making him gain one pound and II. 1C
per day from the time he was four weeks old.
This beats our Oxford county friend, J. E.
Emery of Lowell, whose nine months pig
Weig bed 4O5
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Farm ar Auc.iOn.

THE valuable and vel known Farm of tbs
late rzesiei NJ rriIl OF Yarmouth situated ono
mie tiom yarmouth F.l s, ard ten miles ON Porl.
anu' ns far.u con ANS upwards OF I'm acres u
land wei! Ovid ID INTO Ia<tutage, W I'd Ian and
niIa2e It Is nearly 10 the firm ot an o. long
sou ire, very easily 'enc Il, bcu q boupded OF,
Two sues BY rivers and d vided Oh by tue q. rnty
ioad woich cuts nearly m toe centie Ibe IA m
cats r.n o. 10 GO ,on-,f nay ard nav be easily
male to produce double his smount an il nn- Of
'hs YER bssr stock and h y t,rus u q NIB LAM
c"nn'y. AID offers Tar. pporuIity 20 purra.I,
SAN "a m w. be ufered in two p,r.s. he d. con.
tanning a Out seveul, i've acres If land has 2 goa
f"o.st ry dwelling, on>e ard ell vita barn 4x40
S0me fifteen ARE, ut this LIT is h.av, wo del aud
to".
The WI st r'v side contains abo1t iorv-fiy, arres
has ar:e barn 40xGo. neary new and In gnol ne.
pair over twenty five arres IT hi. L,t Is under u
n'en STATE o cilfsntion >"ue iii cen >cres covered
with 'od aci MOO AMI timber and d e acne. ut
salt mas very valuabs lor its Luck f,r dressing,
a'sO Tor Is iay product
The aoove property will ne scld at pubic auction
o" we ir->'iay. Jan. 4tI 1871 az len OCT ck, A. Al
on he prem 8 9. lbmGuat-ls alter this lie all
he of-iut all OF The sto. k. one Har.e, Ca ri g-s
Carts &C., t'2-the vim EaImTy ools Hons,
holo furniture &c. For fu Their i,orm tim aprIy
TO >: N. ".rrii.. opposite PJst Office Ysrmouft or
Dinlel u mn 1l5 tonsres- ,treet Portland or The
su oscitoet, u Hish st uburn, j. l.. 81 l. Rk.LL,
4. q. BAL -EY, 1. Co, Auctivnesl,.
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n X " YORK..
AN0THER MIfpNnR

ANOTHER MURDER BY KEROSENE.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Dec %. A Girl
named Mary GIBSON was fatally burned this
evening by the explosion of Limp containino
Danforth's non explosive oil. She has a
mother in Providence r
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TO GEMS ONLY.
Manhood! How to lose it; how to win it, No man
young or Old. and NJ boy should tail TO hear and
heed this lecture, ~
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The dry-goods dealers in this city bave gem
orally signed an agreement to close their stores
on Monday, The ID Of January, for the purpose
OF giving their clerks holiday, as these gen.
tlemen have not had an uninterrupted holiday
for some months. The proposition seems Just.
and the proprittors will lose nothing by the
concession, as New Years D " isn't much Of a
day for dry goods trade any way.
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Passenger Steighs for Sale.

The Union Railroad Company of Providence, r. I.
e.eby Office their entire lot Of Street Seighs
great bargain The list comprises 10 in number,
some of the nearly and out little used seat
from Is to 40 per sons, with pr ranging iron 100
to 5000 each.
Also, one deliberately decorated sleigh called
"Cieopatra's Barge lined throughout with bear
skin, will seat comfortably upwards of 40 passengers
with standing room tor as many more, which will be
sold for $3.50.
dc26-1w d. F. LONGSTREET, Treasurer.
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CHARLESTON, Dec 23.-Freights to Liverpool by
steam direct. Id IN uplands via New ork, on up
lands and 1sd on Sea Islands; by sail, id on up
lands; "a oil Sea Islands. To Havre by sail, NOM
upands: 1c ON Sea Islands; So 90 % terce on Rice !;
by ssil, 4oc " bbl on Resin, 81 @ sP M on Lumber
&c ~ tb upland Cotton; to Providence Sc y ii on
Boards; &c ID on uplrnd; by steam 81 ~ bale in
addition to New York rates.
lumber reights from Georgetown, ). o., Daricn and
Satila River Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla, to North
ern ports, and $40 q - " M the rates ON Lumber
ana Boards.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec 22-FoYeign Freiehts steady
and firm under good demand for 70 m Tor Cotton,
There is scarcely anything gong forward to foreign
wise is only far. We quote Cotton 10 Liverpool i'd
by sail and Id by steam; to Bremen 1l-16d do; TO
Amsterdam 11-16i do; to Antwerp l1-16n do; to
Cotton le by steam; Molasses to do So; Sugar to DO
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AUCTION SAFES.
HORSES,
Sleighs, Carriages, &c.,
At Auction,

Nm Saturday next, De-, 81, at II o'clork On Mar
Oke SIRE I, We shan sell good business aorse.
sonno, KIND aun young one side spring Wagon
one Harnrss. The owner gong south
Also new an cOnd.hand Sifigls Puugs, SIedy.
new aud secondhand Uernesse , oIe side-snring
Wastn. N KiMba & COS make. one Plush
ana oih-r R'nes. horse n .ns-ts, Army BIankels,
a. q IA ge assortment vi hips duect from the man.
uIactory, sc.
d2std F.O. BAILEY & ca. Auctioneers.
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II R@@I HALLS
lGS v1IvEcELABLE SIClLlAN
80 e I'll HAIR
FL REEEWzR.

Brig IT, e. BrOiCNS
cargo of sioUe an d
eOg at SIS 90, other si@ss at SSON.
IN FACTALL SIZES 500, .rclu-
ding nat at $500 and inclulin0
ACADJA-,he GENUINE TRUE
ACADIA, and no: an inferior arii-
Gle of Colonial Coat Introduced
here miScoI:ed and off cred as sAca-
diN Coat.'
JOS. III. POOR.
lcTpndSn
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Estate Of Owen B. LiitIelield.
Commissioned Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have been appo,'teI and duls Quahfie.i "a
against the estate OF Owen b. Little1eld, late OF
Portland deceased except those of the admins
which estate has been represen,ed iusolvent; and
office OF Bonney a. Puilen, No. As Exchange street,
10 Portland, ca the first Mondays OF January. FeS-
ruary, Marcn ana April, and the first and last Mon
Gays nt May "A. ID. 1871, from two TO Jour O'Clock In
the afternoon. PERClVAL BONNtY.
STANLEY T. PULLEN.
Portland. Dec OH 1870. dcl0dlaw3tS
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VI u nicipaI Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-Search and seizure complaints
against John Sullivan, Daniel Reardon and Eugene
Mccarthy were further continued
Michael Ready paid tine OF $50 and COSTS
The liquors and vessels seized on the premises OF
various persons declared forfeited and order ed
to be destroyed.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Dec. 2S.-The funeral of Rev
Collin Stone, late President of the American
Asylum tor Deaf and Dumb; killed by the cars
last Friday, was attended from the Centre
Church this afternoon, Rev. MIR. Gould, for
mer pastor of the church making the funeral
address,
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MISSOURI.
THE INDIAN COUNCIL,

TIE CUONCIL.
ST. LOUIS Dec. 28-The Indian tribes now
in council at Ockomuleo have taken measures
to unite all the wild tribes of the southwest to
Join The proposed confederation aud share in
the government of an independent Indian ter
Iitory.- G. w. Grayson OF the Greek tribe has
been elected misunderstanding of the coDu-
Gil
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MURRAY's CAMP LIFE IN THE ADIRoNDACKs.
This charming little volume, giving an account
OF tne adventures of Rev. W. II. Murray in the
wilderness, and upon which subject he is to
lecture this evening, in the A. & N. U. course,
has been received by Hall L. Davis, ard will
a'so be offered for sale at City Hall to.niobt
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Administrators sale!

PURSUANT TO license from tie honorable
! jude OF Probate for the Co my OF Cumberland,
day Of January til, three O'Clock ia the aifer-
neon all the equity VI redemption which A. L. Ham
major saie OF ape Elizabeth, ,ie. ease d, hal IN the
lot Of land In said Gaze Elizabeth, on witch The
house Store and barn OF laid uaord stood at the
time OF his deeea>e. said buildings havng since teen
destroyed by ire.
The sac will be hal on the premises 10 Caro- Eig-
abeth. L. D. a. SWhAr AdmInis,fs,or
Dec 10. 1870.
dcl2,l925 T. O. BAILEY & Co.. Aucrrs.
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q ALTO KNiA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. 2S-The ship Ger.
mania, 400 days from Liverpool, having put
into RIO twice for repairs, arrived here to dsy
The bottomrles upon her amount to $40. OCO
and the vessel and cargo are worth about
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. % - The funeral of
Rev. DR.. Aibert Barnes took place this after
noon at his late residence Address we're
deli 7ered by Rev. DR.. Thomas Fl. Skinner of
New York, Bishop Stevens of the Episcopal
church and others.
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THE Revenue steamer "McCuloch" which is
daily expected at this port is fine side-wheel
steamer and very fast. She was built some
six years ago and is of the burthen of $40 tons.
No other steamer in the revenue service COM
pares her in size, speed or accommodations.
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l. o. o. FAT a regular meeting of the
Eastern Star Encampment held last evening
the following officers were elected for the en-.
suiog term: G. p, Wyer Green;H. p, Thomas
Z. Beals; S. W., Charles Sherry; j. W., JOSH
ia Davis; Scribe, A. e. Chase; Treasurer, w.
G. Norris
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FREEING does not iujura Woodruff's Vio'ene
Lux. Start your new books with it January
first 1871 dc28.tian1
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The BRILLIANT, is the best Kerosene Burn
er Manufactured. Fits any lamp. Chmneys
do not break by heat. Sold wholesale and re-
tail by j. F. Land & Co. Exchange St., Cor
Federal. dec1Oth.
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Money became suddenly tight late in the day and
after banking hours q per cent. was paid for
OF Money until to-mo row, per cent cold being
the ruling rate. Another lookup is tn eatened and
manipulation of the market. II is d. cartd this af
teInoon that the stringency tomorrow and hext day
will be greater than any previous occasion ths
son. Sterling Exchange dun at 1921 a ITO.
Stocks closed dull and steady; light business aud
there very little interest in the market prices
being generally the same at the opening OF the
day. The following are the closing quotations:
Western Union Teepranh Co d4a
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FROM THE STEADY. Firm and Regular Beat
of the Heart. replacing interrupted and feeble
action OF that organ, demonstrated in varie-
ty of cases, FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HYPoPH0spHIrEs is known to exert powerful
tonic effect on the muscles of the Heart.
dec27th .d&w1w
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u. y. DsssrIct COuri.

TUEsDAY.-ln Equity-George w. Howard, AID.
mnistrator and surviving partner of VIM. Howard
vs. VIM. G. Crosby, assignee in bankruptcy OF Geo
w. Howard. Hearing before the Judge and case
held for advisement.
A. g. Wakefield. W. C. Crosby.
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Remember the trade sale of Crockery Ware
at the salesroom OF Il. o. Bailey & Co., IS Ex
change street this afternoon. See advertise
ment in auction column.
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ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Special Notice. Gee & Harnden.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN,
Probate Notices. :. John A. Waterman.
Check Lost. IA q Spring.
Information Wanted of Edward Owen.
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THE New York University Medicine is max
ing more cutes than all other medicines COM
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. IT.
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Get your Crumbs Swept Up" for New Years
at u. A. Mckinney & Co.'s No. Elm st.
dec294t
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THE PRESS.
Thursday Morning, December 90, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity,

Va oar advertising patrons are requested 10 send
IN mer copy as enriy IN the day as POSSIBLE. Id
Refreshments to appear Monday morning should oe
sent in Saturday. (no. Sunday
GS- Free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as Friday noon
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HOLIDAY Goods at Lands CrLckery Store,
Cor. Exchange and Federal SITS. Toy Tea Sets,
Vaces, &C., SC. dc17th-tin1st
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PORTLAND THEATRE. - Tonight the Ada
Tesman female minstrel and olio troupe open
for one night at Portland Theatre. The COM
pany embraces Miss Wells, vocalist and jig
dancer. Mile. De Vannier, knife thrower and
iugsler, the Misses Graham, Walby, Zelverton,
Stevens and Somes, vocalists and dancers
M So Cotton and Miss Foster, eccentrics, Jas
Roome. negro comedian, and Mike Foley, tam.
borinist. Miss Mile Touraine appears on the
trapeze; Miss Iesman sings, and programme
Of variety performance is laid cut that would
be cheap at dollar There will be crowded
house without doubt.