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NEW Music. = Halves & Cragin, at the
Paine Music Store, on Middle street, have
sent US the following pieces of new music:
Transcription of"Put Me in My Little Bed, -
for the piano, by J. W. Turner Before I
saw thee" ballad, by NJ. Keller. ''We shall
know each other there" sacred composition,
music by w. Howard Doane "Come. birdie,
come" song and chorus, by c. A. White.
"Alone in the World" plaintive song and
chorus; words by Dexter Smith, music by G
A. White. All the above are from the pub.
fishing house of White, Smith & Perry, Bos.
ton.
From Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston, we re.
cieve through the same house, the following
pieces: Pearl Wave Waltz, by Laura Hastings
Hatch, a peculiar and pleasing composition
Cradle Song (Scblaaiedehen) by A. w. Fren
eel. Christmas Polka, by the same composer
The Sleish Ride, for the piano, oy James NJ
Wehi, a descriptive piece of great brilliancy
and mower .e
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| NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Cotton uuist at IT, advance
sales h0o0bales; Mddline uplands l7Jc Flour-saes
1000 bbs; state and Western firmer; State at 90 a
5O Southern at Is @s75. Wheat "a Sc higher
sales $4,000 BUSH; No Spring at 26 SD Al far
new; No. at is for old; White As q ii; Winter
Red and Amber Western 1 80 q 3s; White Mlchi-
gan AZ a 55. Corn dull; sales 81 600 bush Mixed
Western at IS a ssc for old. Oats 1c higher Ohio
Sc "a 5sc; Western at IS q 55Ic. Bee-plain mess al
40 90 10 90; extra 10 90 "a IL co. Pork frmer; new
mess at "a 12 a Is 90; prime at q 90 q ~ 5o Lard
dull; sales steam at 13i @ &c., Butter dull on1o az
ern free at 90c Rice steady: Carolina at 6o9 6sc
Sugar quiet Porto Rico at 10 q 10sc; Muscovado al
81 q 1Ojc; fair to good refining at 81 @ 10c; No.
Dutch standard at 1osc. Naval Stores-Sprits Tur'
sales at 95 "a 90 tor strained. Petroleum firm
crude at 12c; refined at 23ac Tallow heavy at 81 g
SIC.
FIeghts to Liverpool quiet; Cotton at q Sled.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Flour lower; Spring extras at
4121 q 425. Wheat irregular; No. Spring Chicago
ing at s6!c Rye steady; No. at &c. Barley dull /;
No 2 at TIC. High Wines steadv at Sc. Mess Pork
at q 90 q co. Lard at 112 q 1916. Live Hogs dull
at so q S7j.
Receipts 5000 bbIs. flour, 1o5,5Oo bush wheat,
900 BUSH corn 900 bush oats, s. 900 bush rye,
5000 bush. barley, 49, 900 hogs.
Smpments-S5O0 bbls. flour, 1871 COO bush. wheat
% zoo bush corn, $1,000 bush OATS $500 BUSH bar
ley, !, 400 hogs
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4-Lard 10 q 14c. Green meats
at &c for shoulders 10c for clear and III clear
sues. 1--we hogs lower at 80 q 6 rs. Whiskey
steady at IS q SEC.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 4.-Cotton very active and
excited: an accurate quotation cannot be given .
Middling uplands at 16}c.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 4.-Cotton in good demand and
advancing; Middlng uplands Ice.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 4.-Cotton active and firmer:
Middling uplands at 152c.
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EFFORT is being made to engage Omar
Pasha to deliver his famous lecture on 'the
folly of those who neglect to take advantage
of Cogia Hassan's great bargains
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was opened Friday. : ''''n'e Oh 9ueOeo
n w h@ snip; PSI hSsrna with 200 barrels of oil
the North Pacific and are total Ioss .ne ice 10
hands saved. ''sses' All
The picture frame mandatory of @
Myer & Co., on Haymarket SQUARE. Rosto,.
was burned Thursday night. Loss $40, 900: in
sured. ~
August Carreu, convicted Of obtaining 81
900 from Boston bank on forged check has
been sentenced to six years in State Prison.
The receipts Of the New Orleans Custom
House Thursday We're $103. 900, the largest
amount ever taken in one day.
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Sch S Conant. Gerrsh, from Calais for N York
put in to Newport I'd inst, with loss OF part OF deck
load lumber having been ashore in Vineyard Sound
Barque Lavinia, Davis, from Antwerp Sept fol
Montreal is supposed to have toundered at sea, not
having been heard from since leaving port. She re.
gstered 446 tons and built in 1854 at Eastport
yvhara sha owned
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PORTLAND BAND.-To-night the Portland
Band commence their series of concerts at City
Hall. We do not propose to say that the Port
land Band is the finest musical organization in
the United States of the kind, or that it would
surpass Theodore Thomas orchestra. But we
do propose to say that we have in our band a
very well-organized, excellent corps of must
clans who are all the time striving to improve,
studying the latest music, and doing their
work conscientiously and well. They are our
oDn band, too, and it is to them that we owe a
great deal for the delightful music they furnish
at our many parties and dances when, if they
were not in existence we should have to go to
great expense to get asband from out of town or
90 without. Let our readers then show they
appreciate their efforts AMI give them full
houses.
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SABRE me 4 Id icial Coure.

OCTOBER TERM-BARRowS, j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-Benj. F. Wentworth VS.. Hartford Fire
Insurance Co. Action policy of insurance against
fire tothe amount of $4,000 stock OF w. 1. goods
and groceries and such other articles as are common
ly kept in country store, contained a story and
halt building, situated at South Limington, which
stock and building was wholly consumed by fire on
the 10th Of May, 1867. Testimony for plaintiff near.
ly closed.
Littlefeld wohh
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GA. Rim addition to the contributions al
ready published, the Grand Army have receiv-
ed the following: Selig Kempner, $25; S. L.
Carleton, So; John Fox, S.; cash, So; Mrs. E.
Q. Goodenow, So; F. G. Messer, $40; cash,
So 80; Edward Gould, So; John Mussey, $25;
q. x. Harmon, $40; friends, 81; Randall, Me-
Allister & Co., 4 tons of coal; Evans & Green,
ton of coal; A. Deering & Son, groceries to
the amount of s.; Buxton & Fitz, same; Hall,
Prince & Son, cord of wood. The total cash
contributions thus far received amout to $780,
%, and the contribution of stores to 1922 1t is
to be hoped that these amounts will be largely
increased. as there are large number of fami-
lies to draw UPON the fund which must neces-
sarily be raised mostly by voluntary contribu-
tons
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Foreign Markets.


LONDON, Nov. Ali A. M.-Consols 934 for money
and account.
American securites-U. s. $685. 1862, s95; do 1855
Old ssa; do 1867, eO1; U. S. 104Os ST. Erie 10; lii
nois Central 1l03.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Also A. M-Cotton active
sales OF the day $4,000 bales Middling upands 9}dy
90 Orleans 81 q 9ad. Receipts of the week 48 OO(
bales of which 20 900 bales were American. Sales O.
the week 10000 bales. OF which 25 900 bales were fol
export, and 900 pales for SPECULATION The stocl
of Cotton hand 1853 900 bales of which GA 900 bale:
are American. Corn 29s Cd q 3Cs. Pork 107s Cd
Lard 74s.
LONDON Oct. 2s-13O P. M.-Calcutta Linseed de.
clning at Sos Cd. Lnseed Oil declining at e2S los "a
e29. Spirits Petroleum declining at 10 q lid.
LONDON, Nov. A 30 P. M.-Consols 90 for money
and account.
American securities firm; u S. 5-2O's, 1852 s93 do
1865 old, SS3; do 1867, 909; do 1040s, ST.. Stocks
Eric shares 10. Atlantic q Great Western shares
29t.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. A. 40 P. M.-Cotton buoyant
Middling upands at 9add; sales 10 coo bales. Wheat
los 10d Tor California White. Beef easier. Refined
Petroleum is Sd.
LONDON, Nov. "A 30.-Talow firm at 42s Cd
Spirits Turpentine 30s Cd.
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BEFORE JUDGE WATERMAN.
FRIDAY.-The Judge of Probate has been occu-
pied yesterday and to-day in hearing upon the Pc
fition OF John G. Proctor for the guardianship Of
Hattie O. Proctor. hearing was had short time
since upon petition of Minnie O. Proctor, the
mother, for writ OF habeas corpus. before Judge
Goddard, involving similar questions. Decision re-
served. Fl. .-. .
Howard 8 Cleaves. A. B. Holden.
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For particulars see auction column,

THEATRE.-The popular play of East Lynne
drew good house last evening and the per-
Torrance oft was excellent, eliciting repeated
applause from the audience. This evening two
grand plays are to be brought out-The
French Spy and Black-eyed Susan-Mss Dol
lie Bidwell sustaining the chief character in
the former assisted by Mr.. Medium and the
whole company, and Mr.. Medium sustaining
the character of William in the latter play. In
addition Mr.. Gouge, who has become quite
popular here for the good style of his singing,
will give some of his comic songs. 1t is the last
night but one of the performances of this COM
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NsR Yoft,

| powney, and Cardsuaa. Snndterg. Tor New foff
| idg: L I Sto kef, Bibber, for Baltimore.
., Ar at Matanses Hth, Darque Sarah E Hale, White
| Portland
CD at St John, ND, LIST inst. ship A Mccallum
Moody, Liverpool.
Per steamer Scotia, at New York;
Sid FIN Shanghai Aug 20, Nellie Abbott, Jordan,
Az at Annoy Aug 27 McGilvery. Nickes, Batavia.
Cid at Calcutta Sept 10, Riverside, Carter, for New
York.
Ar at Palermo 18th ult, Serena Smith. Dodge,
New York.
A at Marsellles 18th ult, Nellie Move, Merrman,
Ar at TaIragona 14th ult, Rabboni, Coombs, New
York.
ar at Gibraltar 9Th inst Stockton Griffin, Malaga,
land cid for New York;; Orchla. llavener, Phila-
delphia,
Ar at Antwerp 18th nit. Gold Hunter, Freeman,
philadelphia; 2Ist. Castine Wilson, do.
SID i'm Texel 10th, Aiberti. Herman. England
or, Ar al Liverpool 18TH Ellen Dyer. Leland, NYOrk
Ni Sid 11ooe9eerna.,an Watts, Quebec.
o'u iStn, Guardian, Walls for New Orleans; 2lst,
fannie, Carver. Havana
a. IN DoTsr 18TH, Montebello, Henderson, London
Ar at Falmouth 18th, Thomas Fletcher, Pendleton,
Ar at Newport 18th, Monitor, Eaton, Bristol, and
ent ont tor Havana. ' anu
Ar in Penarth Roads 21st, India, Patten, from ST
John, N B. for orders.
Cid at Quet nstown 25th, Kendrick Fish, Watts
Il ON Callao) tor Galway.
SPOKEN.
Oct II, lat 81 N, Ion 81 W. ship Cbarmer, Lucas.
from San Francisco tor Queenstown.
No date, off Cape God Hope. ship s Tburston,
from Calcutta for New York, with loss of bulwarks
and other light damage.
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GO to Burleigh's, 81 Middle street, 70
best and cheapest Overcoat.
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LAUNCHED-AtI nomaston Ntn ult, from the yard
tons, to be commanded by Capt VIM Slater.
Also, 29th, from Payson & Mehan's yard, schr
D Henderson.
At Mt Desert oath ult from the yard of Geo B
Somes. sch Ella Frances, 125 tons to be commanded
by Capt s N Bulger, of Cranberry Isles.
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DOmesCi N ews.


BANGOR, NoJ. "A dispatch to the Wing
nom STOCKTON says that that town yesterday
voted 131 to g. to subscribe ten per ce 1T. of its
valuation to aid in the construction of the Pc
nobscot Bay and River Railroad Thirty thou
sand dollars had been previously subscribed by
the citizens The change of gauge of the Maine
central Railroad has been completed as far as
Carmel and trains will run throuoh to this city
tomorrow night without break from Port
and to BANGOR
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FREE VOCAL REHEARsALs.-Mr. A. P.
Wheelock will conduct class in vocal music
at the rooms of the Y. M. G. A. every Satur-
day evening from to before o'clock until
further notice; all singers interested in the as
ISOLATION are cordially invited to attend. "The
Songs of Devotion" published far the-use of
Christian Associations will be used,
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AUCTION sale of wooden, dry goods, etc., at
10 o'clock>this morning; F. o. Bailey & Co.
will sell at salesroom an assortment of season.
able woolens, dry goods, etc.. at u o'clock at
salesroom, six shares Pennington, Leeds rail-
road stock; at 10 IL o'clock the small building
No 3 1-2 Brown street.
For narti2ulars see auction cn1umn
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H'N' AA-H I nv ooaA1
BERLIN Nov. 3.-The negotiations for the
armistice are countenanced by the Prussian
Government. The text of Granville's proposal
to Prussia is published. He deplores the con-
tinuance of war and calls attention to the pres
ent sta,e of affairs and che misery it has en-
tailed. He admits the reduction of Paris to be
authorized by war usages, and urges an arms
tlce, enabling the convocaton of Constituent
Assembly and the establishment of peace, and
believes such representations to France would
not be without effect.
Grent Briinin.
JEALOUSY OF THE UNITED STATES.
LONDON, Nov 4-The Examiner notices that
Bismarck assumes much more friendly tone
towards the United States then towards Great
Britain, and comments with bitterness on the
event.
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SHOT BY A DISCARDED MISTRESS,

SHOT BY DISCARDED MISTRESS.
=, DAN FRANCISCO, Nov "A. P. Crittenden,
Inc Inc lawyer who was shot last night by Mrs.
,Eair' died to-day. The parties had hitherto
heId immoral relations, but deceased had dis
cared Mrs. Fair. Crttenden had just met his
family after long separation and was sitting
between bis wife and daughter when the fatal
shot was fred
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WARRINGTON.
THE TEHUANTEPEC ROUTE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. The Tehuantepec
hXpedition passed Key West on the 31st ult.,
and VIII probably arrive at Vera Cruz to-day.
PRESIDENT Juarez gladly grants permission to
the party and directs the local authorities to
give 1t all possible aid and protection.
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OUT OF PARIS.

Especial to N. Y. Herald ]-Among the
arrivals in this city from Paris on the 18th ult
are Lucius M. Sargent of Boston, and Mr..
Pendleton, nephew of Geo. H. Pendleton, of
Ohio. Seventy thousand Prussians IRON be-
fore Metz are half way to Paris. Fifty thou
sand others are marching on Garibaldi at Bes-
ancon. Garibaldi has $4,000 men in his COM
mand.
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co M M H IL CIAL.

Receipts by Railroads and steamboa ats.
STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosToN-30 casks
nails, 80 bdIs paper, 1? ranges sewing machines, 79
ITO bdls wash tubs, cask OIL "a coils cordage 10 tons
pig iron, 10 bbls OIL 81 bds paper, so frkns lard
hid mOlasses, Sc bds water pipe Is bbls flour, &c
Canada and up country, 237 empty boxes, 20 bdls
steel, 20 do straw boards. 6 do brooms, bales WOOL
casks nails, 10 bales gambia, 10 bds STEEL 100 pkgs
to order
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY 100 cans milk 3 cars
apples do sugar boxes, do peas, DO potatoes,
capboards do sundries, 200 bbs -four: For ship
ment east, 900 bbls flour, cars OIL do whiskey.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAy-29 muttons, crates
turkeys 40 shingles. lambs, 237 sides leather
ear potatoes, do sheep, IA boxes meat, 81 do
dries.
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n aw F0RN .

CIII AND VICiNITf.
new YoRK, Nov 1.-The Evening Post says
the property destroyed and confscated by the
Brooklyn whskey raids is $175 900. The
brooklyn Eagle estimates the total damage at
Herman Scheader, another registration re-
peater, pleaded guilty in the United States
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lodge, l. D. G..
T., will give free entertainment at their hall
this evening. All friends of the Order are
cordially invited. A good time is anticipated,
and we hope they will have a crowded house
See advertisement
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BURLEIGH, 81 Middle street, has the
stock of Boys Clothing in town
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OUR night compositorsl had pleasant sit
down at Jesse Freeman's, No. ITO Exchange
St., last night; oysters fresh from the Virginia
beds, and scolops from nearer Maine, being
served up in generous profusion and with adj
mirable cookery Jesse is making his one of the
most ocular places in town with those who
love choice bivalves.
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UTAH.


DAMAGES FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF DIS
TILLERY.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 4-Engbeecht &
60. to day recovered $50 $50 for the destruction
OF their distlllery for refusal to pay license. No
Mormons were allowed to sit on the jury.
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Bostcn Stock Llss.
Sales at the Brokers' Board, Nov 4
M A h H 1 K ID i.

In North Yarmouth. Nov. g. by Rev. B. P. Snow
Benjamin Hamilton and Mrs. Rachel G. Gushing.
In Richmond, Oct. %, Alvah X. Bricry, OF Bow
dom, and Ella NJ. Stinson. OF r.
In Biddeford. Oct. 27, JAS. b. Dudley and Eliza E.
GlIdden.
In East Dixfe,d, Oct. 20. Milton Carlton, Of Troy
and Sarah d. Wright of Dixfeld.
In Thomaston, Oct. %. John Humphrey and Sarah
Startling, both OF Monhegan
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BAY Leaf Castor Oil and Brandy is beau
tifal dressing for the hair, cleansing it and III
MIGRATING the scalp. Kinds, under the Preble
House, manufactures it from the recipe of one
of our city physicians who uses it himself and
recommends it to his friends,
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TEXAS.
THE LOSS OF THE vARUNA.

, GALVESTON, Nov. 4.-Galveston was to-day
draped in mourning out of respect for the citi'
Gems lost with the Varnna. Business was sus-
pended, hags at half-mast and bells t0lling
throughout the city.
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FREE STREET MAKKET.-Mr VIM. A. Tav.
lor, formerly of the firm of Chenery & Taylor,
has taken the store No. % Free street, which
he has stocked with choice lot of groceries
and is daily supplied with the very best of all
kinds of meat. fowls and country produce. He
has just received the handsomest and best lot
Of butter that has been brought to the market
this season. The experience of Mr.. Taylor in
the business of furnishing family supplies is a
guarantee that anything that comes from his
establishment will be Of the best quality.
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HANDSOME PREsENT-Col George W.Stanley
of Augusta has purchased the handsome house
of Mr.. William Fl. Stewart, corner of Vaughan
and Bracket streets for about $1,000 and hay-
ing furnished it complete including valuable
piano forte, all at the cost of $4,000, has pre-
sented the furnished residence to his daughter,
Mrs. Edward 7. Patten of this city. A valua-
BILE and very convenient present truly.
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L f ID

In this city, Nov. 3, Mrs. Sarah L. Themes, aged
IS years.
FuneraI this afternoon at her late residence corn
er OF Hancock and Newbury streets. Friends are
invited to attend.
In this Litv. Nov. 4, Mrs. Betsey, wife OF Richard
X. Hunt aged s. years months
Funeral services Sunday afternoon, at o'clock,
at No. Paris street. Friends are invited.
In Bath, Nov. Q, Mamie McCobb. daughter of Ger
shon and Sarah E. Palmer, aged years
In Gardiner Oct. 20. Miss Lizzie Neal aged 80 YRS.
In Richmond. Oct. 30. Dr.. d. W. G. Chamberlain,
aged Al years.
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RosEs.-We are in possession of beautiful
fragrant rose entitled the "check me not
grown in the open air by Mr.. George w.
Beale, the foreman of the Portland Co., at his
residence, No. % st. Lawrence st.
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Friday, November 4.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
Eastport tor Boston.
Sch G Willard. Parsons, Philadelphia-coal to
Jas Baker,
Sch N Berry. Pendleton, Hoboken.
Sch Col Eddy, Day, Boston.
Sch Alton, Norwood, Kennebunk.
AT lst-Sch w Woodruff, Haskell, New York
coal to H l. Paine.
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uisccllanca us NOtices.

HOT OR CoLD.-For nice bath go to Smiths
Bathing Rooms, 100 Exchange street. Open
every Sunday morning at o'clock.
The Progressive Lyceum will give their
monthly concert tomorrow evening at Con-
gress Hall. There will be original dialogues,
declamations. vocal music, casthemics, &c.
The last one was quite fully attended.
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!. B. Holden.


U. S. Bonds were quoted 10 London yester-
day at 50 IL. IS So and 90 L. Gold opened
in New York at no 4, fell to ITO and closed
at Ito 3s. Gold yesterday touched the lowest
figure since July, 1862, when it stood at 108 "a
In March of the present year it fell to 10 IA
Two boys ran away from the eform School
Thursday.
There was no one before the Municipal Court
yesterday morning.
Quite party of our citizens leave in the
morning train on Monday for Boston to attend
the Nilsson concert that evening.
We were pleased to see the city laborers at
work fixing that bad place on Commercial
street, at the head of Portland Pier, yesterday
afternoon. 1t was time it was done, for three
Ilggers broke down in the morning.
A grand shooting match is to take pla in
this city on the 18th of November. There will
Dc threa prizes, a double barrel breech- loading
shot gun worth $100, sporting rifle worth
WIS and target rifle worth SIG. Tickets can
be procured of j. B. Lucas, SO Exchange
street.
Yesterday was splendid day. The wind
blew pretty strong in the morning but died
away by noon. The Thermometer indicated
ga at noon.
E. G. Pencil & Co.'s window attracted gen
eral attention yesterday with its festoens of
pork, sausages, great ham sausages chickens
celery, game and meats.
man from the country entered one of our
wholesale boot and shoe houses yesterday and
purchased fourteen pairs of rubber boots for his
fourteen children.
A very fine photograph of Kotzschmar hand.
somely framed can be seen in HAYES & Crae-
ms window, No. " Middle street; also some
very fine card photographs of Portland's favor
lite organist. They were taken by Lamson.
The Fall term of Westbrook Seminary will
close in about a fortnight with very interesting
exercises, which are expected to be held i'll the
evening.
The single scull race for the championship o.
the harbor will be rowed at 4 o'clock this after
noon.
Inc types made us say yesterday that Prof
Cnurch'lls charge for course of twelve les
sons In elocution was $500. 1t should have
read $500. The expense to each denends m
the number in the class.
The Congregational meeting house ot ccr.
ham has been thoroughly painted and ,ooLs =.
fresh as new The Seminary examinations 40
cur next week.
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CEMENT PIPE delivered free of cartapa in
any part of the city, and men furnished to set
it, if required, by J. w. Stockwell & Co., 1872
and 1853 Danforth street. Orders received by
Kendall & Whitney and N. M. Perkins.
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THERE is no place in Portland like Geo. w.
Rich & Co.'s to buy your clothing; Store No.
IT,
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TIL E PRESS
Saturday Morning, November s, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.

New Advertise ments To-Day,
AUCTION COLUMN.
Blankets, &c. .. Henry Taylor & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Theatre. &C. f. BidweIl, Manager.
Portland Theatre. ... b. u Clarke.
Entertainment. Atlantic Lodge.
M. l.. A.... don. VIM. Parsons.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Notice. e. q. Willard.
Our Store. I'D. Land g. Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Mould"rs Wanted. Timothy B. Hussey.
Notice. VIM Paine.
Notice. ). 81 aples' Point Bridge.
Tenement to Let.
Home Tor Aged Women.
Stabling. :. Cornish & Coffin.
Cisy OF Portland.
For Charleston, S. c.. Ryan g. Davis.
Oyster Mart. jesse N. Freeman.
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Boston BOO, and shoe MARKET.

ket proper has been quiet during the week. Al
though shipments OF g DDS sold to the principal
houses west and south have fallen off, the figures In
our tables show that they well sustained Tor the
season, aud it is noteworthy that there is increase
IN a large number OF small towns in these sections.
Wnhe business may b. considered dull, the demand
Delng conhned to small parcels Tor sorting up, the
trade generally are encouraged 10 look for an i'm
provement business at the opening of next season.
some mann,acurers OF fine goods for retail in the
Eastern and Middle STATES at work with full
torce and this trade is at its height but there
are iaciltes for pufcha ing goods wan cd there
IS some hoihiig back o. orders. The jobbing houses
have at present aim st monopoly of The shoe BUSH
ness and as the retail trade has be pretty active
the Joooers are kept quite busy and prices for good
qualltes are hrmer.-ShOe and Leather Reporter.