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The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07
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We paid visit to the Central Lodge of Good
Templars at Cape Elizabeth, Saturday evening
This Lodge was organized a few weeks ago by
Bro. Rich and others. 1t bids fair to be in a
fourishing condition soon, bnt is working
against considerable opposition aud needs
much assistance from neighboring Lodges.
The following officers will be installed next
Saturday evening:-W. G. T., Milton Dyer;
w. V. T., Marietta Hannaford; w. s., Frank
H. Jordan; w. f. S., Alvah Poland; w. T.
Thomas Dyer. We trust some of the brothers
and sisters in Portland will make an effort to
attend this lodge next Saturday evening.
Coon TEMpIAR
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07
MISSOURI.


ST. LOUIS, Nov GA counterieiters den, a
few miles from Kansas City, was broken up
last Saturday. john. Riley and Thomas Bal
lard we're arrested. Harry Cole and Josiah ID.
Myer, the latter the leader of the gang, were
Ca ptured, but escaped while the officers were
examining the house. The officers captured
thousand dollar national bank note plate,
one two dollar plate, two ten dollar plates,
four fifty cent plates, two sets OF engravers
tools, ten transfer rolls and bed pieces to trans
fers and five printing presses, $500 of coun-
terieit bills and a quantity of fibre paper the
same as used by the Government. 80
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Trrr Vo.,- =,
~; Money at per cent. Sterling Eychanee ioss
e lo9s. Stocks steady. ''es
The following are tho tore,oo,, ,oto H.; ~ co,,,,
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

Oct 5-eodimw4t
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07
VEI.EGwApHssG UwEws.

There will be more general suspension of
business in New York to-day than at any pre-
vious election.
Monday morning fire broke out in the
moulding mills of Jackson & Metz, 231 East
43f street, New York, aud spread is 237. Loss
$4,000; half insured.
French committee report tbetotal Amer
to be $1l0,619.
james Dennis, a wealthy and we'll known
politician of Loug Island city, has mysterious
ly disappeared. Financial ADVERTISEMENTS are
limited at as the cause.
Charles Balthauf died in Brooklyn on Sat
urday night from severe beating from I'M
known persons.
Elder Spencer. of Mortified, N. H, had
fierce encounter with man who forced his
way into his house Saturday night. After be-
ing knocked down and well pounded the man
LETT with broken arm without njuring the
Elder or taking anything, which was good for
the Elder. M
1t is reported that Commodore Penuock will
be transferred from the Kttery to the Brook
Ign Navy Yard and will be succeeded by Com
modore Fabus Stanley. -t-
By the burning of Witham & C,ark's phes-
phate works at Point Breeze, Pa, the Eastern
and Union insurance companies of Bangor
lose $500 each. The total loss of $4,000 was
covered by the insurance.
The Sugar river railroad is now completed
to Nourse & Golfers mills at East Newport,
N. H.. three miles from Newport
The Stewart Paper Co. s mills in Brookviie
Ind, were burned Sunday. Loss $4,000; in
cured for $25, 900. r., $3.50.
There is no foundation for reports of the ex
istence of yellow fever ir Savannah, GA.
A fire at Greenbush, N. Y, yesterday, did
damage to the amount Of SIS, 900 to houses and
Collender's lumber yard.
A Young woman named Mapes died in
New York omnibus Saturday night from the
effects of poison she had taken.
Spratt's oil works at Hunters Point Long
Island, were burned Sunday; loss 100000
Several firemen were injured by the explosion
of tank of gasoline.
St. Louis and Cincinnati are contending for
the next Republican National Convention.
The steamer Wade HAMPTON, of Vickshurg,
laden with 1869 bales of cotton and fifty hogs
heads of sugar, sunk opposite Donaldsvlle, La.
The boat worth $50 000, may be raised. In
sured for $50 900 in Northern companies.
The five years old stallion Mohawk, Jr.,
made mile on Cincinnati course Friday,
in 2 %. and half mi'e in LILO 2 A New
York man offers $3.50 for.
The General Council of the Lutheran church
in session at Rochester, N. Y, has elected Rev.
DR.. Scranth President of all the synods of
North America.
There were 26 deaths from smallpox in
BROOKLYN, last week
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

The Tableaux of Erin, despite attractions in
other directions, called out good audience
who seemed highly gratiied in witnessing a
panorama of Ireland if their demonstrations
are proof The songs of Mr.. and Mrs. Bren-
nan abounded in the peculiartiss of that land
of song and poetry. The entertainment will
continue to night in Music Hall. See adver-
tisement else where
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

LIBERAL RRsPoNsE.-An appeal was made
to the members of the State Street Sunday
School last Sabbath, for aid to the Mission
School of Mr.. d. G. Moody at Chicago, whieh
lost every thing at the fire. This appeal was
promptly met by the State street pupils, and
the handsome sum of eighty dollars was col
lected, which amount will be further increased
by the gifts of some who were not present on
that day.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07
DEJAwaRR.

WILMINGTON, Nov. 6.-Stephen III. Cashier,
Justice of the Peace, terminated drunken
quarrel with Charles Woolsey; q school teach
er in Christiana village yesterday, by shooting
W0olsey dead. Castner sure ndered bimself
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u. y. District Court.

7
MoNDi g.-Cyrus Noyes, pet, VS. Thomas ID. has
kel, ass ynee of Ralph Kelley, bankrupt. This was
a petite that amount due on mortgage given
by Kell BY to petitioner within four months Of KEEL
iey's lnkruptcy may be allowed and paid by the as
sgnee out OF the estate of the bankrupt
A. A. Strout T. IL. Haskell, pro Sc.
Merrill Noyes, pet'r. VS.. same Petition that the
sum of ST75 upon similar mortgage. may be allow
ed and paid in the same manner az above.
Howard 81 Cleaves. Haskell, pro Sc.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

Hon. r. T. TRAvELLIcH, President of the
National Labor Unon will speak to the work
ing men of Portland this, Tuesday evening at
half past seven o'clock, at the Mechanics Lii
brary Room. He is said to be an eloquent
sneaker.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

CALIFORNIA.

Disaster 90 the Whnliug Fleet Predicted.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 6-The disaster to the
whaling feet was fully predicted by an E.qui-
maux, hui no attention was paid to the warn
log. The Esqnimauxs were boarding the ships
ana carrying off everything of value to them
when the crews abandoned the vessels.
Dr. Woodbridge, surgeon OF the Moses Tay-
lor died on his return voyage from Honolulu.
Fire. ttrt .a.-
The San Francisco wood preserving works
were burned to-day. Loss $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

HARpER's BAzAAR.-The number for the
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fesserden
Bros. Lancaster Hall; also by d. Went
worth. dealers in books, stationery, &C., 337
Congress, corner of Oak street. This Journal
of Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is a
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

I. o. O. F.-The new UNNAMED as yeti Lodge
of Odd Fellows has its first meeting this eve
ming for the purpose of organization, election
and installation of officers. 1t is composed of
sixteen members from each of the other three
lodges and while they are especially interested
Ea1lows
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07
CONN ECTaCUT.


New HAVEN, Nov. 6-While the police were
arresting two notorious rowdies in the Fifth
Ward this afternoon, the officers were at
tackled by the rowdies aud their friends aud
one of the officers severely wounded. The af-
fair created the greatest excitement in the
vicinity for time, and nearly the whole force
had to be summoned before the arrests could
be made. ..ias
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

GoRHAM SEMINARY.-The examination of
the pupils Of this institution will take place on
Thursday next. There will be a levee in the
evening at the parlors Of the Seminary. Pa
rents of pupils and friends of the institution
are invited to attend.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07
NrETEORoLOGECA.L.
Synopsis of Weash. r Reports for ahe pnsf
Twenty. EOmr Hours.

Twenty Our Hours.
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
Nov. 6, 600 p. M)) :
The barometer will probably rise on Tuesday
very generally along the Atlantic coast, and
the winds veer to the northeast, with rising
temperature IN the Middle aud Eastern States.
Easterly winds will probably continue during
northeast winds on the lower lakes. Danger
Gus winds are not anticipated for our coast.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07
Uu,,ed states Circui, Court

JUDGE FOX PRESIDING.
MoNpAY,-Thomas M. Giveen, assignee in equity,
vs. Joseph Smith. 4th. Bill as amended sustained
with costs since the amendment.
c;vaan q. Putnam E. B. Smith.
syivina j. Allen, in equity, vs.. Nathaniel Morse.
Bill dismissed with costs.
HI ter A. X. p. Knowlton.
The op, ms in both cases we've given by . Judge
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07
Rcpor, of shelter Committee.
ALAssA MA.
Railroad Company IsNukrunf.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 6.-Ju 1ge Busted has
granted an order declaring the Alabama &
Chattanooga Railroad Company bankrupt and
appointed Col Glindrat receiver and desiguat-
ed Nov. 9th for the election of an assignee
Col. Glindrat was heretoo custodian I'D in
term, appointed by the State, which now runs
tie road 200 miles, aud will have the whole
road in day or two in active operation.
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CITY AND VICINITY
New Advertisements To-day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Music Hall. :. .Tableaux OF Erin,
Assembly. -. LancasI IL Hall.
Festival. Thursday Evening.
Assembly. IA. b. Gee.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture....F. o. Bailey & Co.
Assignees Sale. -. +. o. Bailey 81 Co. s
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Clothing. I'D 4. Sisk. ga%
Stocks for Sale.. II NJ Payson.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Hall to Lett. Geo. h. Davis & Co.
House for Sale. WIN Kilby.
Corns Extracted by DR. Lewis.
Imported Wines. H. Peyret
M. C. NJ. A. Geo Harmon.
House Wanted.
Schooner Tor Ellsworth.
Importers. :. H. Peyret 81 Co.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

BEST stock of Boys Clothing in the city is
at j. Burleigh & 60. 81 Middle street. Come
early and avoid the rush Saturday evening.
HORSE BLANKETs-RoBRs and all other ar
ticles used about Horse aud Carriage can be
bought very cheap at the Bazaar IA and 16
Exchange st. nov4 81
A LARGE variety of ladies' Beaver Sacques
for $500, $2.75, $500 and $500.
CoGIA HAssAN,
Nov 1875 100 Middle street.
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Supresne .Budicial Court.

BEFORE JUDGE TAPLEY.
MoNDAY.-Susan H. Cook vs. William Cook Lii
bel for divorce Divorce decreed and custody OF mi
nor children given to libelant. Howard & Cleaves
for libellant; no appearance for hbellee.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07
I'M a N icipai Court.

JUDGE NORRIS PRESID ING.
MoNpAY.-Fisher A. Bettes vs.. Myer p. Aver.
Assumpst to recover balance due on account for
p iuting. $3.50. Defence, contract work not salts
factory. Judgment tor amount claimed.
Cobb 81 Ray. McCobb Il Kingsbuiy.
New entries, II; defaults, 20; continued 4.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

observation-disclosures. Brown & Denison,
formerly OF Yarmouth, have leased mill of
Lisk & Weston, on the Fitch privilege, and
are fitting it up for the manufacture of wood
pulp.
DR.. R. P. Jenness has disposed of his resi-
dence to DR.. R. E. Sylvester and removed to
Portland. ,-IrEl s9uy
The well known corn ana flour firm of s. I.
Raymond & Co. has been dissolved. Negotia-
tons are now going on for the mill lately occu-
pied by them, by Boston parties v no propose
to use it for paper mill.
The family of st. Pierre, the section hand
who was killed on the Portland and Ogdens.
burg railroad, Saturday evening, reside here.
The remains were placed in neat coffin by
the officers of the road and to-day were to be
sent to Canada for burial
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

WASHINGTON, NOV. 6.-Owlng to recent
defalcatious strict Inquiry is being made in
several quarters, concerning certain disburS-
ing officers whose honesty is for good reasons
suspected
Kentucky War CT. inns.
Several days ago Judge Corey presented to
the U nited States Supreme Court a petition
for mandamus TO compel, the Secretary OF
the Treasury to issue warrants for S25, 259 the
amount alleged due on account of the war
claims OF Kentucky. The Court granted leave
for the State to file mandamus aud the mo-
ton for rule to show cause will be argued on
the 17th.
Pensions.
The Pension Bureau issued 667 pension GER
tiicates last week. of which 361 were to survi-
vors and widows of the War of 1912.
Supreme Court Dccisions.
Howard Insurance Company vs.. Norwich
and New York Transportation Company. Err
ror to Circuit Court for Connecticut. The city
of No, witch steamboat insured by the plaintiff
ia error colided with schooner in such a
manner as to cause her to- take fire from
the furnace, and the light furniture being con
sumed she sank.
The Insurance Company resisted on the
ground that the loss was occasioned by the col
lisson ard not by the fire.
The Court below instructed the jury that if
upon the evidence they found that the boat
would have continued to float SO that she could
have been towed to place of safety, had fire
not occurred, verdict must be found for the
plaintiff. The jury so found and verdict was
according. The correctness. OF the question
was the maiz ruling here where it was sus-
tanned and the judgment affirmed.
Western Massachusetts Insurance Company
Va. same error to same point,w also affirmed.
UHited States VS.. Burnsa 10 this case the
Court of Claims gave The plaintiff judgment
for the use by the government of the Sibley
Tent The plaintiff being by assignment part
pxU of q ,aA xuit In bp INF
by Mayor Slbey. The department had refus
ed TO pay on the grounds that payment was a
violation OF army regulations. The court is
of the opiuion from the facts found below that
the Sbley contract is not within the prohibta-
lions OF army regulations as pleaded. Judg-
ment is therefore affirmed. Several other de-
csions were given but present no special inter-
est
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

:. oblio 'NsTALLATIoN.-There will be a pub
III installation of the Officers of Casco Lodge,
al Union Hall, Yarmouth Wednesday eve.
Lug o'u instant, commencing at Z o'clock
Immediately after the service the members
VIII march to the Town Hall, accompanied by
the Yarmouth Brass Band, where they are to
have supper provided by the ladies'
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07


CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Deep interest is manifest
ed in the result OF the election tomorrow. The
Board of Trade lold no session as the Mayor
has issued proclamation recommending the
closing of all places of business.
Report of Shelter Committee.
The Shelter Committee of the Aid Society
report 56S9 applications for temporary houses,
of which ATS were granted.
The sheridan Pala,er Matter.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. GA special from Spring
field, Illinois, states that the defence of Sherl-
dams military occupation of Chicago seems TO
rest on the plea of necessity. It's not gener-
ally known that the Adiutanl.Gen. of the State,
an experienced soldier, reached Chicago the
day after the fire with 45o picked men under
orders from Governor Palmer TO enforce the
laws and preserve order ard tba. under the adj
vice aud direction of Gen. Sheridan and Mayor
Mason he returned homeswith the men because
there was no necessity for Them Af.e- this
the regiment OF which Governor Palmer com
plains was organized and called into service.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

The HUTCHINSON CoNcERr-The third en-
tertainment in the Peoples Course, consisting
of concert by the we'll known Hutchinson
family, Tribe of Asa" was given at City II all
last evening. A large and apprsciative audi
ence was present, and it may be safely said
that the concert was one of the most success
full in every point of view, which has been
given in this city Tor along time. The famil-
lar songs of the past and present, those which
are appreciated SO well by the great mass of
the people, were rendered in charming man
ner, elicting the heartiest demonstrations of
applause. As whole, the entertainment was
perfectly satisfactory to the large audience in
attendance. and came fully up to The promises
which were made for the Peoples Course. The
next entertanment will be on MONDAY even
ing, Nov. Goth, and will consist OF concert by
the celebrated Temple Quartette of Boston,
assisted by Miss Isabel Stone.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07
WOsncstic Markets,

NEW YORK Nov 6-Evening-Cotton In moderate
FIour-sales 300 tbls.; duh and In buyers tavsr.
state 80 g 15 round hoop Ohio 60 q 20; West,
ern 10 q 40; Southern 6 so @ 25.-Wheat 2 "a
g! q 54 the latter extreme; No 2 do i IL G) ri !:
Winter Red Western 90 q IS State IS G iii;
new Mixed Western 7G3 a 775c in store: do aioat
I9c. Oats scarce and frmer; sales 1900 BUSH; Ohio
o. osc. Beef quiet Pork quiet and shade firm
dotc. bgt'er steady. Whiskey dull al 9Obc. Rice
quiet at q q SIG Sugar quiet and firm; Muscova-
Rio i5.a rt aos & g DE S Coffee dull ana
Spit1ts Iurpentine quiet at 6s3 "a 69Jc. Rosin firm
az : o? q 20 tor strained. Petroleum steady; crude
sc ga iiSts; refined Bic. Taow heavy at a 9ic
a frelgnls to Liverpool unchanged; Flour Der sail
~ od' wheat sgd. per steam and std er sail.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Beeves firm at an advance
Ct per cent. on last weeks prices Receipts for
the week 1929; al sold at st q I2ic. Sheep and
Lambs better qualities firm and lower grades &c cas-
l n; Sheep at q 81; Lambs q SCI Recei ITS a.
0Go; Hogs unchanged; sales OF live at 4 80 a 90
cwt; 81 q 61c for dressed a9 lib.
oRInAeo, Nov. 6.-Flour quiet. Wheat active
and nd higher; No. Spring at 121s a 20: No do
! wv g 1s;; No. 8 Go y q 12I; rejected do
i seller ias ss half month, 1872 i 2os; do De-
s Mi1es az u y; Com active and higher; No
81 9 aye; seller last halt the month 81 a 3I,c-
barley dun; No iall 81 g 52c: Pork firm at 1275
firm; No. at 5Sl q so. Lard steady at &C. Bulk
meats hrm; hams 7c; shoulders 81 q &c short rib
nluules 53c. WhSkey nominal at S5c. Live Hos
steady at BIS @ 25. Cattle firm at so q 49 re-
CENTS 1900 -
Recoipts-69oo bills -four, rs 900 bush wheat, 100,
quo bush. corn d.cCO BUSH oats, 10000 BUSH barley
10000 bush. rye.
Shpmenfs-5,oOo bbls. -four, 145,oOO bush. wheat.
10000 bush corn, 1000 bush. oats, 900 bush
the Board tomorrow ".
ToLeDo, Nov. o. Flour dull. Wheat firm: extra
WI lite Michigan 49, No. 1 at 40; Amber Michigan
80 q 40; No.2 he'd 80. Corn and Oats dull and
unchanged. -
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-Four quiet, Wheat firm
); No. at 81: No.2 at 20. Oats shade lower;
No. at CSC. Corn firm; No. 2 Mixed 4Sc. Rye dull
and lower; No. at 6Oc. Barley unsettled No. Q
Spring SIC - =
Reeeipts-4O 900 bbls flour, a, 900 hush. wheat.
Shirments-5000 bbls. -four. 1000 bush wheat.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Pork higher at IS co. Lard
dropping at 81 q Sc. Bulk Meats firm; sides 65 a.
7c. Bacon firm; shoulders 7!e sides II a Sc. Live
Hogs higher at 10 g So. Whiskey steady at SIC.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. G.-Flour firm. Wheat lower /;
No. Red 50 q So; No. at 40 a. Al; No at
l so q 50. Corn firm; Mixed 40 a 43e at East St.
Louis. Oats firm; Mixed at 80 q &c. in bulk. Pork
small sales; Mess IA co. Bacon dull and unchang
ed. LAID quiet at q 91c.
sAvAENAH, Nov. 6.-Cotton quiet; Miodling up
lands at 17sc. fti iars
CHARLESTON, Nov. 6.-Cotton firm; Mlddling
upands 17sc.
MOBILE, Nov. 6.-Cotton firm; Middlng uplands
III g fsc.
Saw ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Cotton strong; Middling
uplands 1sc.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07
KENTUCKY.
Eleven People Trnmpied to Dastg,.

LOUISVILLE Nov. 6 During the panic last
evening az the African Baptist church, which
was caused by tie giving way of u column,
to death.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07
MAssACEaUsErTs.

Great Aduauce IA w haze OIL.
Boston, Nov. 6-News of the disaster to
the whaling fleet caused an advance of whale
oil in this market from 60 cents to 81 per gall
lon no disposition on thu part of holders to
sell The Boston insurance offices had little if
any risk on the property lost. New Bedford
offices lost one million, which they can pay and
have a Surplus LETT.
D0n'f Honor His Father. ..t
youth of II, giving the name of Martin
Won Kleek, is under arrest here on suspicion
OF stealing $4,000 worth of jewelry, found in
his possession, from his father, in Brooklyn,
n Y. He will be taken to Brooklyn for ex-
animation.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies
RpIccs' Pile Remedies are 8 success.
Briggs Allavantor cures Catarrh.
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07
by TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
IN Anne.

BELFAST Nov. 6-The GOODNESS of the wealth
er at this time OF year is unprecedented in east
ern Maine Boys are skating upon ponds in
this vicinity.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

A SNAKE SToRr.-Scarborough has been
denounced by ardent radicals in hot campaigns
as the municipality that had displayed a re-
markable multitude of venomous reptiles but
the most ciedulous are hardly pi epared to be
lieve the following snake story, Were it not
vouched by gentleman whose excellent rep
utation is established throughout the country
Saturday, on the farm of Mr.. Milliken, in
Scarborough as party was ploughihg. den
of snakes was discovered, and being in a par
TALLY stupffed state, the men we're able to
count them, and Just seven hundred and ffty-
Gee snakes-not one more nor oIe less.-wele
counted These were of three varieties, black,
striped and REL A wag intmates that cells
were plenty in the Portland market yesterday
morning
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07
Our New Pianos Sold ON easy
MOnthly Instalments if desired,

We refer below to seversl parties in Portland who
have purchased these Pianos and III roughly test
ed them one, two and three years; w no will now
frankly testify that they proving to be in every
respect, all that could be desired in Piano. Hold
ing their natural goodness OF tone perfectly. The
actions working with the same nicely as when
new, and standing in tune remarkably well. tSever-
al ofthe Pianos sold at our exhibition last Novern-
Der have not been taned yet, being nearly year,
and are in excellent order now.)
The fact that we have sold large Iumbe
to the best citizens OF Portland. in so short time,
show best their merits and excellence.
Among those that have purchased these Planes
are: ..-
Samuel wnterI,ou.c, Clothing Dealer, Is
Carlton st.
WIN HI. wnldron. No Oak st Firm !. w
True 81 Co.
WIN. III. Stephenson, State ST.
Geo, Ii. knight, Wholesale Druggist. stnss
M. G. Palmer, Dealer i'm Boots & shoes.
OxfO. st.
BoIan Il. Palmer, Wholesale NIiIiiner, Win
ter 1T.
Mrs Id. Cboate, Park st.
y. G. Baker, Commission Merchant, Win
Ter s.. r,..
Mrs HALL J. Little, ~ High 81.
ID. II. Chase, Cumberland 81.
Il. Martin. Firm Martin. Pennell & Cor
WiimOt st.
L. y. Waterhouse. Firm Martin Pemnell *
Co, = Cedar 81.
Frank 4. Pray, Custom House, Carlton st.
L. p. Brooks, Firm of . M e. K r.. Cum
berlnmd st.
VIM. X. Rhodrs. HIanu'fr Steam Heaters.
Congress 81.
A. K. shatiuch. franklin st.
Frnns lin Turkey. Builder, North u.
ID. s. Jones, VI all Ag't 4 R r, North 81.
Isianh Randall, Builder. WaterviIie st.
Snlnl ". GiiRey, Spring 81.
II cnry Sai gent, Atlantic ~.
Mrs q. Ruticr,
y. w. Stiipl,en, Garbage Maker, Oxford -.
Thomas Randall, Foreman at Portland
Co.'S Works, India ST,
C. X. Bridges, Builder, Northlst.
Joseph fBezeiton, Saccarnppn.
VIM. IL. Sargent, Collector Customs, Cas-
tine.
John w. Dresser, NIanu'fr Cordnge, Cas-
tine.
We shall also offer with these Pianos large va
rely OF elegant Piano covers,
Also several second hand Pianos, which we raVe
already taken in exchange.
G. T.. GOrEaRHHl " Go.
October, 1871 octA W&Stf Is
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-07

The Pension Bureau issued 667 pension GER
tiicates last week. of which 36l were to survi-
vors and widows of the War OF 1912.
EunreHsle e. aMrf Dec liz iana.