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LIVERPOOL. Nov. 90 tt.5o A. M.-Cotton firm
M:ddling uplan IS sld; 90 Orleans 81 g Of /; sails
IL, 0C0 bales.
PARIS. Nov. Soil so a. M.-9,ntes &C. Toe.
Lo DIN, Nov. 20 -ti.30 \. M.--Consols closed at
49, tor money All ac:nu {.
American securiies--U. 5-2os. 1859, OH; 10 1865,
old, SO; do 1867 9i3; U. $. tc-ins .0i.
LONDON. Nov. ?0-l.3o r. NJ -Couso's at 9;y Tor
money and accoun,.
American securities = u. S 5-n0s 1867, W; dc
1865, thu, vi; do 1861, 94s; 10 iG-k's OF.
LIVERPOOL, Nv. 20--i3JP M.---Cotton clio. ed
finn: 81 u 1000 bales.
LONDON Nv 2n--5 p. M.--Consos closed at
~ I MOI ey AID account.
Ame, lean securities u. :. 5-20s 1867, 9lk do 1SG5
old, 81; 10 1851 9is; U. S. II 40s, 500.
PARIS Nov. 2D-5 90 p. M.-Renes closet at
SCI ,ct.
IIvnRPoot, NV. o--5 ?. NJ Cotton c'osed firm
Mi 4 ing uil ,nds 9il; do Orleans Il 9Si; sale
1860 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2o-5p. NJ -Refa.d Petroleum
M T,.Dt
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FouR Evils Whoever h,bluall uses al
sl;uhoic preparations "a an appetizer" will
be os ! kelly to suffer from four evils, viz: an
overplus of food in the stomach, impai,ed abil-
ity t" digest it, the nalgs of dyspepsia, and a
doctors kill. d. Wak,r's Vegetable Vinegar
Bitters, tie great I etotal Restorative OF the
age, without ever stimulating the palate or ir-
riiating the stumsch. i'm parts beal .hful appe-
tte, promotes digestion, regulates the LIVER aud
b,wels, pulitiss the blood, aud thus, instead ol
entaling four evils cohi,rs four ipestimab!e
he Il Ats noy14 d4w
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The new bark "Oasis' lying at Central
Wharf is the product of the well known firm
of Briggs & Gushing, Freeport, and is owued
by the builders and Capt. r. S. Randall, who
commands her. She measures 1105 tom, but
for convenience aud economy in management
is rugged as a bark. A look at her shows that
she is as we'll tioished and substantial in con-
struct on as she is graceful in model, and con-
taus every modern improvement, some oil
them being entirely new and peculiar. She
has been chartered to load at New York for
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THE UNIvERsALIsT FAIR.-The fair and Sc
ries of entertainments which the members of
of India street Universalst Society have prom
ised their friends will open to-day at their new
church edifice, corner of Congress and India
street. We have no knowledge of the pro-
gramme excepting that for this evening but are
entirely willing to take the efforts of the ladies
of the parish on trust. They have the ability
and will try and please their friends, and we
hope that they will receive very liberal pat
ronage and count up great gains at the close.
Observe the advertisements
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE NORRIS PRESIDING
MoNDAY-Ovil Miller VS.. Thomas Smith and Trus.
tees. Assumpsit account for watch sold defend.
ant for S. Defence, minority. Judgment for de-
PENDANT.
Peabody. Hopkins.
John Neal s. al. vs.. Solomon Matthias g. al As
sumpst Tor professional services Defence-Services
not rendered charged in plaintiffs bill and tender
80. Judgment for plaintiff for 80 and costs.
Neal s. Son. Peabody.
Robinson.
Thomas Donahue va. Martin Flanagan. Assump
sit for labor performed, 5000. Defence-Non-p per
formance of labor according to contract. Judgmen
for plaintiff for s225 and costs.
Bradbury g. Bradbury. Carleton.
New entries, s; defaults, 10; continued, 4.
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THE NOVELTY STORE will open Thursday, at
307 Congress St, neae B,own St, and will sell
70, six days only, fine selection OF Foreien
and American Chromos, elegantly tram, d.
Also fine God, Silver aud Metal Watches,
Fa@cy Goods, Silver Wure, Sc, on an entii ely
new aud novel plan, for Oae Dollar each.
Dou't fail t. call aud * mre our stock. AZ
ter hivirg sold 10 all New Eogl.nd States, we
feel sure Of pleasing all. pov14 If
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-Four burglars were sentenced to five years
each in state prison at Springfield, Ohio Satur-
day.
The opening of the Sugar River Railroad is to
be observed by jubilee at Newport, N. H.,
next Monday. Il
A gang of five boys stole $500 worth of re-
volvers, knives, etc., from gunshop in Con-
cord n. H.. Sunday night. Three OF the boys
have been taken and part of the property.
Fl. Denny Morse, Monday, fell five stories
tbrouah the scuttle of Newell & Lovejoy's store,
Deyonshirc street Boston, without breaking
homes and retaining his senses and will pEoba-
bly, recover ..
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Eight Per Cent. Bonds

Now offered, are limited in amount 70 so soo NOV.
mile, and are for 81 O00 $500 eaeh interest uavab,e
January an Jaly at the rate of per cent Currency
'r per cent Gold, at the option of The holder Bonds
registers! If desired
Among the lealing Stockholders of the Comnanv
are Hcn E. ID. Morgan, Ex-Governor AMI Ex-U. 8
S'nator; Hon. John A. Griswoll. Ex-Lieutenapt-
Governor, Troy, N. Y; Hon. Otkes Amos NJ. c..
Massachusetts; Messrs. Norton Bliss s. Co. I. Won
Hoffman s. Co., j. & w. Seiigman & Co.. Harrison
Durkce AMI others, Of Now York; benjamin. E.
Bates, President Bank of Commerce Franklin Ha-
vcns, President Merchants Bank Boston AMI others
also well known.
The above statement of facts proves the safety of
these Bonis. Their profit Is equally manifest upon
examination Thcy are sol for the present at 90
AMI accrued Interest from July list. AT ills pice
they aori certain incomc fo- forty-five years. of
nearly nine per cent upon their cost. One thousand
dollars investe III Tics, eight per cent. bonds will
give the purchaser more than scyenty-seyen per
cent. greater annual interest than the same amount
invested In the new G,verpmment Five per cents,
while holders of government Skies will find decided
profit in selling them present high prices an re-
investing in New Orleans, Mobile an Texas Bonds.
Subscriptions will BE- received IN Portland by
Messrs. SWAN Il BARRETT, Bankers,
500 Middle 81,
HI. VI. PAYsGN ,Br0her, b Exchange ST.,
WINE. e. WOOD, 81 Exchange st.
Information concef1iing the Company ami the Road,
AMI pamphlets containing map aul full details of the
enterprise can b. obtaine lof the un lersiguel or any
Of the Company's a lvertised agents.
w. B. SHATFUCk, Banker
AND
Financial 4Jeat, NJ o. ". Dc r. II. n. Co.
No. IS Nassau Street, New York.
Oct4-ISw ,13n,
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Guardians Sale.

DUR'UANr TO u license OF tho ,Proba'e Court Tor
The ,.nty ~ Cumbe land 10 IN grautci on thu
hrst Tue day Of November 1871, TO make sale OF
tcat estnte o. Caleb Hatch, Ma tia n. Hatch aad
Donue|i u. II .th. my waids, consisting OF three
1aepntns Ia ,omm n and undivided Of ccrtaii OF
3 and. whrh is The elstery hNlf al The hnnesisa,l
OF the late Caleb y Hatch. ice a-e !. on aaReit
said Port. md Sen. the lot Diuing The land and
blkery OF Gsnrga W IL. IS ooks, on tho westerly
'ide the'oo', SAID street, ~t SOL The sa d real
ests.e VI my said warts at puhic ate in on tha
rhi tenth day of D. csmber, 1871. at the Office OF
leane Nsrrl. ~ i-s TX hsn1 STREET, az 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, Tor the put pose In the license SO, inrth.
SARAH l.. HATCH,
Gu7rliln OF Caleb Hatch n nls.
Portland, Nov. II, 1871. novi3- taw5WM
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NEBRASKA.


! GREAT SNOW sToRst-rRAINT SHOWED UP.
OMAHA, Nov. 20.-The sleet aud snow storm
which commenced here on Friday noon contin-
ued until Sunday morning 1t extended ovel
the whole country from the Rocky Mountains
to the Missouri river. Everything is covered
with coating of heavy ice, covering the wires
and causing the downfall of telegraph lines
The Union Pacific trains are snow-bound a;
different points between Cheyenne and Omaha
The storm is still more severe in Southern and
Western Colorado.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-21

The GREAT CONCERT. Haydn Associa-
ton have nearly completed the arrangements
for their great concert next month in conjunc-
ton with the celebrated Theodore Thomas Or
chestra of fifty-one pieces, which is to perform
the Accomplishments to the Oratorio of the Crea-
ton This will be one of the greatest and most
expensive concerts ever given in this State and
we doubt not one of the best ever given in any
part of the country.
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CHARACTERISTICS.

LOWELL, Nov. 20-Chapman $. Kicker
charged with the seduction of his sister-in-law
Nary 7 richardson, at West Chelmsford, ant
Dr. A. NJ. Ballard of this city, accused witt
having made an abortive operation. are botl
missing. Kicker left on Friday and Dr. Ball
ard on Saturday Or. Ballard was passed o,
the street three times by q State constable wb'
knew him, with a warrant in his pocket for hi
arrest, but for some reason it was not served.
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THE
New Orleans, Mobile and
Texas R. R. Company

Oier for sale bond which combines these advantages
to an unusual degree. The route lies between Mobile,
Alabama, and Houston, Texas-passing through New
Orleans the New York Of the South. OF the whole
line of 475 miles, about two-tlyls arc already built.
md the Stockholders have expended nearly TEN
MILLION DOLLARS in the work. The bonds now
offered are secured by mortgage upon all that part
Of the line west of New Orleans which has an enor-
nous traffic assured to it from the start this being
the only rail connection by which the cotton corn
catte and other productions of Texas reach New
Orleans.
50 important is this road considered to louisiana
that the State has made very liberal grants in aid of
the enterprise, by direct Donations by endorsement
of second mortgage bonds, and by subscriptions to
the stock of the Company. amounting in all to over
eight million dollars.
T,a First
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Sherin's Sale.

CUMBERLAND. SIS:
sTAatN OF execut on and will be sold at public
aurfuD. o. SATURDAY. tho second ,laV of De.
cember A. D. 49, al th O'Clock in the atel n,.iI
at the III e nfJ W. to,s1ih, IN DrunsNick, In sui
Couuty all The tight In Equity, waich Charles l..
Thompson. OF BrunsgicB, In the County ~ 'ium he
bud ha Oh ne iweaty-e 2ht day oil Juiv, A. ID
1871. at two o'clock aid 1tty MINUTES In the atier-
nvor, " hen tie same WIS attiehe the nriclnaL
wit, 10 T d. em the following de chi sed Red e.
tate sitnat"d in ID unswiek. m said County wit
certain lot lan1 IN lirun wlcf, aiorpsaid, with
the buildings thereon, known as the Homestead
nemises conveyed TO ChI'los /. Thompson bs James
prnLins, by h's Deed OF warranty ,aud Mare
~ 1872 ~ d recorded ~ the ,;umbe lapd Reg stty
D eds, VT. 81. Pege 329. Also 10y Samu iuL-
nn', hy hs Des OF q titcla M exc ping thar Ia :
snd Blake tv Thompson, aud part eilleI q .iuls
iiss lot sold TO JOIN h. swift the rest the
hcing about one bundi ell acres.
Alto ~, other To- OF land wuh the bniliiuLs tn.
ON, sitarted IN said 81 upswirk, me so:ih se OF
Noble s,o I, and occupied by ihs ssid Cbsr.es A.
Thompson. beins the same conveyed by Wsitstett
W. ID 'ulass, by his ct o; warrant laicd Novem.
v s. 1874, and recorded IN 'hs Camhe, nd Regs-
~ OF Deal. Vol 522, Pare i6d. 1bc shOve i.es
being sltj VT To mort cage recorded in Tho Gun
b;ri'n, Recruy OF Deeds q ok 3i9. Page ia gys,t
b, the saii CHARLES Tb .mps 10 The BrunswicS
Saving Ia ituiion TO secure tbJ payment OF prom
issory note 'o III o.. til ,usa' iclars dated Mar
20, ts;t rsvahe ~ one year WITH ibterc D., at egh
per c N. taysb e seni Annually. on whc here 1,
now du' tue sun OF Thee thousand Dollars, with
interest MS ai1rs said.
Brunswick, De-. 2s. A. D., ISL.
os3oi3wM j. W. FokSAItY, Deputy Sheriff.
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biz TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
MAINE.

LAUNCHED.
BATH, Nov. 20---Launched on Saturday from
the ward of Charles V. Minot, of Phippsburg,
a thoroughly built and finely modelled three
masted schooner of 223 tons, named the Seno-
"a She is owned by the builders and is to be
commanded by Capt, Thomas B. Glover, of
Rockland.
FIRE IN AUGUSTA.
AUGUSTA, Nov 20.-This morning about 10
O clock fire broke ont in this city in Shaw &
Graftons planning and tannery mill caused by
the friction CT circular saw, but it was put out
by an engine in that building before the city fire
department arrived.
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w 9OMSNG,

REPEAL OF TIE woMAN's SUFFRAGE ACT.
CHEYENNE, Nov. 1.-THE final vote has been
reached in the House on the bill to repeal the
woman's suffrage law. Yeas, 9; all Democrats,
nays, 3; Republicans. The bill comes up in the
council in a day or two.
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THE following articles have been received al
the Female Orphan Asylum, No.A State street,
since Jan. 1st 1871, viz:
One piece of scarlet flannel, Lane & Little;
remnants dry goods, j. M. Dyer g. Co. "a Dbl.
moiasses, Geo 5. Hunt; Hardware, ID. +.
Emery; crib and mattrass, Walter Corey &,
Go 20 AZ Ii a ~ GnSooms Thomas $. smms 100
terhouse; peaches, VIM Allen, ,Jr gas tixtures
w. E. Gould and others; clock for school
room, cradle. vegetables, fruit, cake comJv
books, toys and childrens clothing. e' '"i'u''
For the above which was most acceptable the
managers return their thanks to the vorio,O
donors and hope the asylum may still he 70.
membered by many friends.
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Commissioners. Notice.

TINHE Subscribers hlviug been appolntel by
i the Judge OF Probate for the County of Cum
b rlaad, Com nssioners eximn, AMI pas
upau the ella ms IT creditors TO the estate OF 1hud
daus s ilrg late OF Gaze e liz ,beth. in said OJun
ty, deceased. represen el insolven.; and SIX
mon LIS rom the s.v>n day of Npvem Der, A. D.,
ISL icing allowed tor thai ru Pe hereby give no.
tee that they will atterd to the duties assigned
them al The efiee Of Howsrd * Ciea,es I /
Portland on the tw ntir'h day CT Dec n,hcr A. ID.
1871 on the Iscn Y fInrth day OF January. A. ~,
1872 an on the seventh day u May, a. ~, 1914
from oss 10 ur Oct ok the ietnot on each OF
.aid diys. -
HSNRY b. CLEAVeS,
R03Ekr ROB Ms IN,
Commi ssioHers.
pated al Portland TIE eighth day OF n vembe' ,
A. iS7t. diaw2wF
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PER1oprcALs.-The Atlantic Monthly, Our
Young Folks and Peterson National Magazine
for December have been received and are Tor
sale at the bool, stores of Messrs. Bailey and
Noyes and Fl. L. Davis, Exchange street, LOT
ing, Short & Harmon and Augustus kobihsoh'
under Falmouth Hotel also at the school-booN'
music and periodical store of e. G. Andrews,
NO % Center street, and at the book and peri
odicai depot OF Messrs. Fessenden Bros, Ian
caster Hall,
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BgIGGs' Pills Remedies are q snccess
RRIGGs' Allayautor cures Calarrh.
TRy Briggs Threat and Lung Healer.
GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies
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MICHIGAN.
NJ q q m Il IL MN.
cyIrDIvp Avn rnss IN, II

sHIPwIEcK AND LOSS OF LIFE.
DETROIT, Nov. 20.-The schooner Twilight
was wrecked on the l5sh inst. off Port au Bres-
que. Six persons Were lost.
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The Providence Washington Insurance Co.
paws dollar for dollar for premiums paid in on
nolicies and renewals. This is the first compa-
ny in the country that has offered to do this
See Loring s. Thurston's advertisement,
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov, Is -Froights--The follow
Ing are III current es ct coil treights trm Port
Richm md tor the week ending Nov l7:--ta Poit-
land So 30: Boston So on "a rs nj .hton 81 10 "a
2 5e Lynn aud .is IS 10; Newhua po,t IS 09s; Rox-
bur, 81 %; sslsW s. 90; Sausus 50 %; Providence
So 80; Warren 81 90.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov 14-vie!ghts. eilei ings
Tor Liveaps,ol a'e tac, with an ampc surpy Ut room
on ,b- her,h The m)Semoat coastw,Se is very
l,mi,eI Cotton TO Liver onhy sail. - Cd TO Havro
lie; to Boston D.; TO Liverpool, hv steam 5-S,i to
iemen and Hamburg sd New York lc; to Phila-
Lelphil / =.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SEND your si-ighs to Cbase's, No. Casco
street, aud have them put in order for USE
All kinds OF repairing on sleighs and carriages
done at short Le;ice. n~v13cod2w
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FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPorHos.
ParrEs. Cier2ymen who were obliged to with
draw from the pulpit on account Of Clergy
men's Sore Throa' bavs ,e:overed by using
this Invaluable preparation, aud are row
preaching again. m
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The testimony in the Howes contested will
case shows that the testator was for years me-
nomanic on the subject of money and his wife,.
accusing her of the most infamous crimes and
an attempt to poison him without the slightest
reason, compared himself with Jesus Christ
and imagined himself the greatest benefactor
of the human race The general opinion is
that the will will be broken.
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CALIFORNIA.
THE STAGE ROBBERS.

SAN FRANcrsco, Nov. 1S-John Brown, Lodi
Brown and john Houx, the Soroma stage rob
bers and murderers, are held for trial. HouS
turned States evidence and says that there
were nineteen in the gang but one was killed
in recent attack ON q stage. The officers are
in pursuit of the remainder of the gang.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
YNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
TwESTY-FOUR HOURS.

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
Nov. 20 600 p NJ
Probabi!ities-The barometer will probably
fail ON Tuesday with northeasterly winds and
threatening weather on the Gulf coast and par
TALLY cloudy and pleasant weather in the int
rior of the Gulf States. The area of the low.
est pressure will probably move southeastwarJ
through Canada with westerly winds, falling
barometer and threatening weather in New
York and New England, a rising barometer and
rainy weather from Virginia to Lake Huron
and westward and brisk but not dangerous
winds from southwest on Lake Erie. Caution
AIRY signals continue this evening at Grand
Haven and are ordered for Oswego
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WEsTBRooK SEaISARY.-The Fall examin.-
ton at this institution will take place on
"Wednesday of this week, followed by an exhi.
bition on Thursday evening We have not seer
the prescribed order for the occasion.
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MEssRs. G. Il. Chisholm & Co., Grand Trunk
depot, have received all the periodicals for De-
c,mber, and all the new novels lately publish
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The attention of those running sewing ma
chimes is called to the DIR. Hall treadle which is
highly commended and can be applied to all
kinds of machines. Mr.. G. G. Hobbs, No. IL
Market Square, is agent. See advertisement
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ESGISEER's OFfIjv 81 l. II. DISTRICT,
Tomphinsvilie, Nes 70 K.
November 1871
Toouurr u,ea and sui,ter..


November, 1871.
Quar- rs,ea and Builders.
I1EOPOS AIS TO- the materials snJ labor tor COM
L PIE ing he iourds ! and cons.ru ting The pier
and i,nuins wharf 'or Light House on Race Rock,
Lo"g Island soiud, ~. Y.
Sessd proposals vii be rtc"ived mt this cfice un.
til psc mher 49, 1871. TOR thu MAJ ri us and
labor + con peting The TOM ton ana to- col :
ST rue ing tn p er and landing wharf r the Lioh,
ilouse tM Race Rock il n2 Islam Sound A. e,rs,iry
to aus and -. Ci6cau ~, the ct b. had by par
tes csi rs Of bidding, on application TO tue under
signed.
Proposals. must be in duplicate sc ,ompan,.j bv .
qua ants in durca;e aLJ pinned copy Of thi. Id
vel emen' alta, he'd to each pr " ossl.
Pre- rosas must be made on the vi INK forms attach
70 the stefieeations turh'sed by this Off se and
hdd RS must conform TO he rcqui emeuts nnde liz
Fond rs rnetons to bidiers.
TIE fot wing ,Ie the qllntities an ,limcn, ions
'or the work sdveriisei:
Tue 10 iu'laton o BE- completed bc protection OF
o9v1 iors o. gran ie boc's. anar;eI rtgular Ia
shs!e an | measu'In: trom ix6 Get inches 10
4x1xS lcc end @cehn g trcu eight to ten tons eaer.
he per is 10 Z in shape o, The hu-tfnm OF
cone. q Iet diane or base, and o. CT 81 meter
al top. an 2s iee' h "a.
The r,n,hns va ri IS t" be 20 Ie wide by o3 'eet
Ths t,owinr are III, estimated quantities requir-
d .Ga5 eubi ie, of cnt St ne.
1911 " ugh Il ne.
IA tS7 g con,ieis.
3oc64 g 6. biitk wort.
5000 tona 81 graaitc to- founiaiior.
C. WOoDRUFF, Licut.-Co. Engineers,
Engineer arb H. Ii. District.
no!71S awiv
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Jo3 PRINTING. Send your orders for job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they viii be promptly attended to at the
cwest possible rates. VIM. NJ. MARHs.'
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CLOSING oUT-Six papers of John English &
Co. s pin stuck needles for % cents at Fitzger-
aid s. Co.'S
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FLUENT HALL-Ths evening W ,nderful
aud tonishing expsriments in Electro BiJlo-
gy by Prot Stone.
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"a OHshe Securities
BONDS
- oFIBE
EUROPEAN AND
NORTH AMERICAN
RAILWAY co.

THE F. & n. a. RAILWAY is completed from
Bangor. Mainr 20 - John. New Brunswick n
distance OF, 2f2 mice. y i;h the exception OF IS
mil between Wtnm. Me-, and he tourdarv line OF
The State at Vanrtb"ru' o. thi. lnI ton The track
Is eius Ia i. IL f'nm VIM east,oard AID
rom Vuneeboru' ,ccsicard and the work will BE-
c mpe'ed AID tlains rahnins from Bangor TO ST.
John in =, p-eu,bcr next.
Tbs road will then Ia
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LANCASTER Hall will be occupied on Thanks
giving evening by a merry group of dancers,
with music by Raymond and an able corps of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-21

SIXTEEN bone German corsetts in sizes II,
and from "a to 80 inches for IS cents each at
Fitzgerald & Co.'S.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-21

Ne" YORK. Nov. -Eaea;ag.-NIoney easy at :
"a Per cent. Sterling Exchange firm at iO9t "a lO9s
- GWe, h,hents i1rncr. State bonds dull ami heavy
doia wax at ll0s; loans We're male at q 2 ptr
cene, .ne elearances We're S27 ,OGO,O0O. Stocks du
anu S1rohg, except Hannibal AMI St. Joseph, which
was lower, the rumnrs that the suspeuleI savings
banks sold tho stock as collateral.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-21
SEVERN GALE.

A severe gale was experienced on the north
ern coast on Monday The steamer John S
Stephens narrowly escaped being wrecked. Thc
United States steamer Sherbreck was driven
ashore and badly damaged at Astoria.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-21

a NICE assortment of winter styles of Hats
and Caps at low prices ca n be found at
17th1w Maher & Cos, opp. p. o.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-21

MEssks. Loring, Short & Harmon have just
,eceived an elegant lite of Lowell & Bretts
Ipiii, and French Papers comprising many
new styles and patterns.