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The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14

The schooner Eliza Frances was sold yester-
day to W. Harvey & Co., of Augusta for 500.
Preparations are being made at the Grand
Trunk wharyes for the reception of the En-
ghsh steamers.
Capt. E. Parsons of Peaks Island has re-
ceived The appointment of pilot for the Allan
steamers vice Capt. Poor resigned.
A pigeon shoot is to be given by the Forest
City Shooting Club at their grounds il Deering
on the 18th inst.
The Aged Brotherhood hold rehearsal
next Saturday evening.
There are AZ miles of streets in the city, be-
sides private courts and ways
Owing TO the storm and heavy sea outside
the steamers Lewiston and City of Richmond
will not leave for Machiasport and Bangor until
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
Remember the Praise Meeting at City Hall
next Sunday evening. A rich programme is
offered
Horses, smoothed shod had hard time on
the slippery pavements yesterday morning.
j. II. Drum.nond. esq, attorney for the
Mains Central tilroi Company has filed a
demurrer with the clerk of courts in the case of
the Boston & Maine vs.. Milne Central.
The stole of John E. Dunn at Gu nberland
Foresde was entered on the night Of Monday
last and about $40 worth of goods taken
The Montgomery Guards are to give an exhi-
biton at Lewiston Thanksgiving night,
Saturday night Comical Brown will appear
at Music Hall.
meeting of the Maine steamnhip company
was held at their office on Browns wharf yes
terday afternoon. The question of rebuilding
the steamer Dirigo was discussed, but no con-
clusion was arrived at. The meeting adjourn
ed for four weeks.
The forenoon session of the public schools
will he omitted today, as it is the closing day of
the Institute, aud Prof. Allen desires the schol
ars to be present
On Monlay next the sale of reserved seats
forthe ''color guard" will begin at Stock
bridge Gallery reserved seats may be had at
"Whittier's."
The steamer Chase brings stowaways every
trip. Yesterday on her arrival several such
were taken to the police station.
A singular fatality exists among the canary
birds. Quite a number of cases of sudden
deaths have occurred within a few days aud nc
cause can be assigned for it.
Early yesterday morning the Mcclure girl
was discovered on Washington street. This is
the girl VIII, was supposed to have left on the
Boston steamer the previous night
The carriage builders of Maine are reminded
that the annual convention of the National AS
ISOLATION meets at the st. Nicholas Hotel, New
York city next Wednesday, the 18th.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
NEW YORR.


New YORK, Nov. BIN the court of Over
and Terminer to-day four little boys of from 10
to IL years old were arranged for the joint
homicide of a private watchnan. They came
to the bar laughing and evidently unimpressed
with gravity of the charge of manslaughter and
their counsel pleaded ''not guilty"
War Preparations.
Some of officers at the Brooklyn navy ward
profess ignorance in regard to receipt of orders
from Washington, but at the same time every
man that could ne obtained was set to work on
the war vessels Powhattan, Kansas aud Juni-
alta. The Kansas received supply of stores
this afternoon, aud it is thought that she will
sail tonight. The Juniata will be ready to sail
tomorrow night.
Various Matters.
The assay Office received e45,O0O of foreign
gold this afternoon Total received since Oct.
A large public meeting of the friends of the
Cuban patriots will be held in New York at an
early day.
The last Juror In the Tweed case has been OBJ
tanned.
rumor was circulated in Wall street this
afternoon that deficiency to the amount of
$500, goo had been discovered in the accouat of
an officer of some Western Railroad Co., and
that oue-thiId OF tuis deficiency was today
made good by the defanlter
The civil service examination begun TODAY
Seventy-tive applicants were summoned of
whom about 90 appeared including ladies'
Several prominent gentlemen connected with
the civil service were present.
Whitelaw Ried o the Tribune is to have his
Brooklyn libel case tried in New York.
The engineer of the exploding Harlem boiler
has been committed to Jail, and the Coroner's
inquest will begin next Wednesday.
Whitman c. Boston, partner of Riggs &
Co., New York bankers, and rich man, shot
himself through the head dead this morning.
The cau.e was probably insanity brought on by
poor health.
The New York ship owners association will
ask Congress for legislation to compel Commas
sioner Duncan to enforce the shipping act in
accordance with the intention of The law.
Police Superintendent Matsen says that Try
ing, of Nathan murder notoriety, has promised,
if accepted as a witness, to make further reve-
latons respecting the murder, and that the dis
trict attorney will inquire into the worth of
Irving's story, and if found of any value will
give him promise that he shall not be tried
ous pending indictments for burglary.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest of
She contractors of the 9TH Avenue improve
ment and the owners os the boiler that burst
causing heavy loss of life Tuesdar afternoon
The officers of the German steamers have re-
ceived large number of applications from
emigrants who came to this country, to work
their passage back they having obtained no
employment here and have money to pay their
passage,
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14

PROVIDENCE, r. /. Nov. 13.-The trust mort
gage deed which A. & W. Sprague propose to
give to the trustees selected by the creditors,
has not yet been completed. Grave difficulties
have arisen in fixing the conditions which shall
give to the trustees all necessary powers for the
management Of the property and and vet avoid
personal liability. Eminent counsel, including
Judge Thomas of Worcester, are engaged upon
w papers with prospect of soon accom-
pilshing the result. The creditors of Hoyt,
Sprague & Co, in this vicinity. will meet ~
TINS city Saturday to consider how they Will be
Represented at general meeting of the credl-
tois ct that house in New York on next Wed
nesCloS
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14

CoNcRt ~s STREET MErh- pi'i ohohon.
During the pat eight weeks the -
street Metbosiist 'burch of which Rev. y. =
p;tb,ado is n,stor h.. g been closed for repairs,
an greatly needed ri. ''e roof was in leaky
,o,d,t;,,, and rho o,,.s;do # the house general
" out of repair. The carpet %i VOTE mas oe1n
lone by Messrs. John B. Aua 'tso' anu ., -
Durgn The audience room Ii as nee" ''oi
oughly reprinted, the work being "o"1 NJ :" az -
,rtistic manner by Mr.. G. M. Ian e' 80 y
Carleton street. The whole expense of g..
lairs is Sl4OO. The church will be ope
,ervices next Sabbath. The whole interior Ia
been thoroughly renovated.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
The Propos I'd Line,

The following is the boundary line between
IS nth Portland and Cape Elizabeth, agreed
upon by the Cape Elizabeth Com mittee -
Commencing at the southerly corner Of. the
cemetery at the seashore. thence northerlv on
line between the u s. land and Buzzell's land
to the south side of Prenle street, thence south
erly by Preble street and continuing the same
course to Capt. Warehouses; land, thence
northerly on said Waterhouse land to the north
east corner thereof; thence westerly on line
between SAID Waterhouse and B. Cobb's land
to Preble street; thence northwesterly in the
line of said street to point in the line oppo-
site the mol Invest corner of s. Jordan's lot;
thence sontherly on the line between S Jor-
dan and Mrs. Tolbert's, and continuing Oh the
same line to the westerly corner of lot marked
Capt. j. B. Woodbury.; thence westerly to the
angle of the old Ferry road; thence on line of
road to the cottage road; thence continuing on
Cottage road 10 the intersection of Broadway
with said road thence in direct line 10 the
northery corner of }. Bradley's lot, thence
westerly on the line of Summer street to An
tloine street; thence southerly on line of An
thoine street to point opposite the easterly
corner of G. Osborne's lot; thence westerly to
the westerly corner of said Osborne lot; thence
south 800 west to the east line of Eben Nutter's
land, thence southerly by said Nutter to the
Barren hill road thence westerly by the Barren
hill road to the west line OF e. d. Crocker's
land; thence north "A 1-2o west by Croker aud
others to the P. S. & P. r. R.; thence norther-
ly in direct line to the north corner of Church
and Brown streets; thence nortbwestery by
Brown street to the northwest line of William
Atwood's land; thence northeasterly by VIM.
Atwood's land 1876 feet, thence north 50 1-2o
west across the Saco road; thence southwes-
ly by the Saco road to southerly corner of Mt.
Calyery Cemetery; thence westerly by said
cemetery to Long Creek; thence in a direct line
to the southerly corner of the State Reform
School land, thence on the westerly line of said
| school land to the Broad road; thence norther-
! ly by the Broad road to Deering line, thence
| easterly by Deering line to Fore river.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
Guaraian's sale of Real Estate

10y virtue Of license rom the judge OF Probate
- Tor the County OF Cumberland l. the subscriber,
ouardlan OF Eliza A. Hann;bs, miner child and heir
CT Edward L. Humans, late of Portland, in said
CounsN, deceased, shall SILL at public sale on the
PREMISES, on WI D>ESDAY the third cay of De-
cemoer, A. p. 1873, at three O'Clock p NJ The follow
ing described Real Estate belonging to said pior.
VIA W One third part in m ana undivided Of o
certain piece OF land situated in said Portland be-
gmring at I'll uortbeasterly corner Of land now OF
formerly own by William NJ, WiswSl and running
north hfty feet on line parallel with land formerly
more less 70 Merrill street. said lot hol,iI the
width Of ffty feet thence south by said street fifty
feet 20 said Wiswe lot ninety feet more less to
me Hr-t bounds being the sau @ land conveyed by
Nathan Lord TO Ann p. Smafdcn by deed dated July
18Th 1916 recorded in Cumberan Registry Of Deeds,
Book 1879 Page Al.
Portland, Oct, 20, 1873.
The other two thirds of said parcel of land viii be
sold at auction at the same time and Mace
q. BAILEY a. Co. Auctieueer.
ec9y onJsv
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14

CHICAGO, Nov. 13-In the billiard tourna-
ment to-day the first game, between Jos. Dion
and George SossoD, was won by D'oh i'll the
SD inning
The second game, between Maurice lay anu
John Beesuuger, was won by DAILY, in 76 in
mugs
The first game tonight, between Joseph and
Cyrille Dion, was won by Cyrille Dion.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14

Mr.. EDIToR.-fs it not the duty of public
lecturer to make himself heard? How can Mr..
Beecher ''cr any other man. in the same bust
ness, reconcile with duty and justice to his heal
ers, the act of uttering several sentences in the
course of lecture in tone of voice scarcely
above a whisper, and perfectly inaudibe TO
persons sitting in the back part of the hall. Is
not such practice one of the ''w.stes" of
which be spoke. B.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 49, Flour quiet and unchanged;
extra Spring at o. az 124 WI eat firm an in fair
demand No at OH; No 2 at " cash or seller for
Nov; 'eler Dec at 001 Oats eidy at 31r for No 2
Corn is steady at C for No2 Mixed Rye Is firm
an In fair demand; No a G6c. Barley is dull and
nominal at 30 for No Spring.
Lake FIeights-Wheai to Buffalo &c; Wheat TO Os-
wego l2
kecepts-5,COO bbls four, O5.OOO bush wheat.
SHIPMENTS 5000 bbls flour, 1900 bush wheat.
EuroDea0 MarkeIA.
ooi 55SpoS, Nov. 1912 80 p. M.-CnLsols at 92s a
ner money and 99s a. s25 for account.
oc, a securities-U s. So s. 1865 Old 90 \ d.
way Ssh - D. iO-iVs q 'O4' Ei'e hdii-
at yIs. 0u ''''es "--0s' io"-'
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
MIN TELEGRAMs.

The sheriff Thursday levied on the entire
rolling stock of the New York Kingston and
Syracuse Railroad Co., to satisfy thr e judy
msntS
The internal reveeue receipts Thursday were
S259,475.
10 the q. s. Circuit Court of Indiana, a Jury
rendered Horst a verdict of $4,000 against the
Indianapolis and st. Louis r. II Co.. for in
.jures received by being thrown from a box Car
while riding on that road with free pass.
The Democratic majority in New York, is re-
duced to $500, and the Republican controller is
elected.
The foot race at Providence, r. l., between
Allison of Conn, and Crandall of Michigan,
for $1,000, yesterday, was won by the former
by five inches, he making 125 yards in fifteen
seconds.
Mayor Lewis of Bainbridge, Ga, died of yell
low fever yesterday.
Col STOPPED, for using disrespectful language
while Giving his testimony in the Bazaine trial,
has been sentenced to three months imprison-
ment and the payments of costs.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14

hAilkoAD ACCIDENT. Yesterday morning
as the freight train over the Eastern railroad
due here at 10 Was crossing over the bridge
leading from turner's Island to the city, two
cars ran off the track on the draw hr,,,;no
the truck frames. The accident was ca,,sod h.
the bolt of the draw being out of place T. ;s
wonder the cars did not go off the braae
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14

GRAND TRUNK ftAILR0AD-11 cars suBdries. do
shocks, do slaves, do potatoes do ashes, do
rlapboards; do apples do hOur. rs do lumber do
iron, do ship knees, do for New York, do for
Bangor. do for Liverpool, II do for st John, IA
do for Halifax, Ms.
STEAMER FRANCoNIA. FROM NEW YoRK-3169
dr. hides, loose, 40 bales dry hides, do rubber
do burlaps. g. DO rage 16 hhds tobacco 10 lin
seed oil. do alum, do soap 100 bbls g1ss ware, so
do beef 20 do zinc paint, 80 10 sugar, casks white
lead 200 kegs nails. 20 rolls leather, IA STICKS gnum
vtae 100 boxes SOAP 100 do rrsins $50 starch, 80
do rubber goods 70 do clocks rs do cheese 20 do hard
ware rs do drugs 100 do tobacco 40 bills paper hang
ings, large cast iron pipes, 40 coils rope, 10 bags
wool, bdls iron, .ylinders, 200 pkgs sundries.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14

GRAND ARMY SocABLE.-The sociaL,,e .,
the Grand Army last evening was one of til.
most enjoyable occasions of the season. Their,
was large attendance, excellent management
and fine music by Mr.. Cole and associates
These sociables are the most popular assembly.
of the season.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
Muuicjpal COurr.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
THURsDAY.-Annie Ball james Burns and Will
ialm Lndkins. Intoxication. Fined S. each with
costs. Ball and Ludlsins paid. Burns committed.
Martin Clary. Search and seizure Fined $780,
Aunealad
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
FINANCIAL AND COMM RClAL
Foreign Exports.

WINDSOR, s. Brig Elizabeth Ann-16O0 bbls
-four, Is organs.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Sehr Industry-S00o gals refined
oil, "a pkgs merchandise.
EOrei.n imports.
HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Chase-500 boxes lob
sters to Jones; 8 kgs merchandise to Ear tern
Ex Co.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
Furniture at Auction.

ON TUESDAY nexl Nov 18th, at 10 O'Clock A.
~ Nj We shall sell he Furniture in hou.e No. So
Pleasant Street noxt above High Stree consisting Of
T. W. Parlar Suit, What Not, Marble and Wood Ion
Tables, Lounge: b. W, and Ash Chamber Sets, roi-
1T Sets, Bru sells anil Ingram Carpets Sprfng Beds
Hair Mattresses. Har Tree, Extension TabI Crock,
cry an Glass Ware, Coos Stove, together with the
Kitchen Ware. Also ParOr o. gan.
q. o. BAILEY n CO., Auctiopeers
noi3 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Special Sale-Covell & Company
ENTERTAINMENT rOr.UMN.
Army and Nay Course-Secnnd Entertainment.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Post Ofice-C. W. Goddard.
1000 pairs Pants-Orin Hawkes. d 20.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Why will you--T. N. Mccoy & Co.
Fer ale-rhomas w. Aver.
Wante1-Mken y Co.
Protect your Buillings-Henry F. Emery.
Employment-A. 3. Bicknell.
furnisnel or unfurnished Rooms.
To Let-Rooms.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
Meefiuo of Cub,n Re-,d.

PHILADELPHIA, No7 ia large me, ting of
the Cuban residents was held to night Speeches
were made in which great stress was Ia on
the virginius outrage Several hundred 10 lars
were subscribed, and watches ana leweiry We're
nresented. One gentleman gave his horses and
carriages. Two well known military men offer,
ed their services in the Cuban Cause, and SAID
they would raise if necessary 1000 men.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14

WE would call attention to Allen & Co. 8
advertisement IN another column. Theyhave
very large stock of ready made clothing with
prices marked down to suit the times.
oo17t
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
SEND your sleighs to Chase's, to be put in
order, at % Preble street. no13d2t*

''rDdE TRIED AND FIRE TESTED. Those
who want reliable insurance can procure it at
the old agency of w. D. Little C Co., 49a Ex-
change street. They continue to represent
some of the oldest and best American and En-
glish companies. which have been fire tested
10 Portland, Chicago, Boston and elsewhere,
and present in combined assets I'm Fire and
Lifel. seventy five million dollars; no other
agency in New England represents so large an
amount of capital. oct 50 DIFF
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14

The SCHOOLS We are requested to state
hat there will be no session of tine schools to-
lay. Doubtless the scholars will be glad to at
tord their teachers day to attend the Insti-
tute.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
AUCTION SALES
SPECIAL Sa.E

OF Cashmere Shawls. long and
square, rich Ottoman Shawls, mag.
nificent line of Black Silks, Ri ok
ard White Silks in Stripes and
Checks, Silk POplins. AID many
other flne Goods at Auction FRI
D,Y AN0 SATURDAY AFTER
NOOtS. at 2 1-2 O'Clock. Old
Stand of
COvell s. Company.
nOlA q
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14

& BULL-Mr. Editor: What a bull the
p.of 'sssor, quoted by the sensible "Mother in
1sraap' in the PRESS, made in calling cow
t,s ,o,,,.vi QUIZ.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
VI ETEU BIOLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rwENrY-FoUH
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington. u. c.,
Nov 49, IS p. NV
For New England
northwesterly winds, cold and partially cloudy
weather.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14

THE beautiful Marble & Alahaster goods adj
vertised to sell by f. o Bailey & Co, at their
salesroom yesterday and to-day, sold at very low
prices yesterday afternoon. The sale will be
continued this morning at 10 and this after
noon at q o'clock. We advise our readers to
attend
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
Important Sale OF New End Second
Hand Furniture at Auction.

IN SATURDAY, Nov. 18th. at O'Clock A. NJ.
~ We all sell one Paro, Suit in 2. ". ard CHM
sob Pept, one IN o. w. and Hair Cloth one IN Green
X pl, Easy and Smnkin. Chairs in Terry and Eng-
IL D CiOtL, Loung' =, ID. W. Hook Case, Marbe Ten
Center and Bouquet Tabl $, Etagere, Ash and b. W
TX ension Tables, Crosley, English Velvet English
Brussr,ls, Tapestry and Ingram CaTpeta, new and
second hand. Pier and Arch Top Mirrors Oil CInth
Mats. Oil Paintings and En-, ravings, two English
y lnded Dinner Services, Dccorsed Toilet Sets,
Chamber AMI Kitchen Furniture, &c; ais Soap
Tight WoId do, ook Stoves and RaHges.
AT l23U one Chicke ing Piano. Cover apd st OIL
one Parper's Piano. Que Jersey Cow 8 ears old
mes in February, an excellent mixer 8 new Har-
nesses, sc.
F. o. BAILEY & CO. Auetioneer..
pOvI3
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
INSTALLATIONS NOTICES.

"JUsT HALF PRICE, is what the ladies say
of the goods purchased at the auction sale at
the old stand of Covell & Company. This
house was always up to the times for low prices,
and if you pay half or full price for any of
their fine goods you are doing better than in
any other store.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
Treasury Balances

The following are fhe Treasury balances to-
day: Currency So 244, S21: special deposits of le
gal tenders for redemption of certificates of de-
post $12,675,O0O; coin $40, 237 ops, including
S-8525,5S0 iu coin certificates; outstanding legal
tenders 362,,2S2, GIL.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
r O. BAILEY &c CO.,
uo,,,a, rs EXCHANGE sTEEET.
ARROWS AT A VENTURE,

j. LSo Eleeartillus rated f. mily Bibl's; Bunyan's
n PlIGRIM's PRoGR Ess richly illustrated AMI
other It pulr standard and gift books nom the hest
publishing house and the best auth ~ Profitable
employmSsr for any lady gentleman, as well as
for experienced agent especially for those who
mence at to take ord rs to deliver In for
the Hfli avs. Address GEO. BATy HIDER, ener-
al Agent, Portland, Me. ocl6dlawIl&wtv
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
The VIRGINIUS.

THE VIRGINIUS.
Senator COnklin.'s Views.
Alleged Sentiments of the Pes.
ident.
Detailed Account of the Capture
Of the Virginius.
DESPERATE EFFORTS TO ESCAPE.
She was Taken in British
Waters.
Protest against the Proceedings.
The President Restrained by the COnsti.
tuition from Making War.
Naval Vessels Ordered to Santiago
dc Cuba.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
Dancing Academy!
ARMY & NAVY UNION HALL.
MIR. j. w. Kennedy, of Boston,

ca VIII commence his first term for the season.
EaE on Wednesday. Nov .. 1878. After
I'm nom classes FOR tbii,iren at o'clock. I've
sbik ming class: Ladies at & Gents at 30.
SSNeN MIR. X. being thankful for tie kind and
liberal Patronage of the pasf, hopes IL merit
ao niinnal of [ q So,n
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
BANKRUPT STOCK
COVELL & COMPANY.
Cor. Congress and Brown Streets.

The stock consists of n large line Of
staple Bry Goods, flue Paisley ShawIs.
elegant Rlack Silks, Black and Colored
Aipaceas, and other Dress Goods, Irish
and Scotch Linens. Bod, Linens of fine
qualities, fine double Satin, Loom and
Turkey BED Damask. Towels, Crash, Hos
ieries, elegant Marsei les Qpiits, Bones
tic Cotton Goods. W0Olens in variety, fine
Blankets, &c.
The above is probably the largest and
mo vn'uable stock of Dry Goods, &C.,
ever offered in this city.
We particularly invite Ladies to this
SAFE, Seats will be provided for them.
The stock is all flesh and Of the very
best quality.
x. %. BAILEY & CO.. Auctioneers.
Oe6 IA.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
WASHINGTON.
The uo,t.John.on Controversy.

WASHINGTON, Nov bit learned on in
quiry at the War Department that individual
recommendations of the members of a court
martial are meyer INCLUDED in the official record
of Its proceedings, aud this fact the friends Of
Judge Holt think fully answers the question
raised by exPresident johnson WHY Inc rec
concentration for mercy in Ms Surratt's case
does not appear in the official record since pub
llshed by the Judge Advocate General. such
recommendation having been the act of MEM
hers Of cor ri in1iyiauaJfu' !
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
MIR. =. w. RAYMOND
To close the Mill Account,
we shall sell until closel-

we shall sell until closed,
L,rye size Family Blankets, mill price
S4.5O. for S3 so pc pair I; Arm. Blank
ct mill price 1915, fOi 1925 Der pair
Silver Grey Blankets. mill price S3.75.
Tor So 20 per pair; double bound Trim
med Horse Blankets, mill price 1915 for
S2.25 per pair; kersey Plaid Trimmed
Horse Blankets for $3.50; surcinSies
from soc to Soc each.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14

IL every town and village persons may be
found who have been saved from death from
consumption by Hale's Honey of Horehouud
and Tar. nov10 eod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14

To better accommodate our customers we
shall from this date until Jan. LIST keep our
store open every evening until O'Clock, aud
Saturday evenings until 10 o'clock.
GEORGE G. ROBINSON & Co.,
Proprietors of the Cogia Hassaa store,
nov12-3t
SEND your orders for Oyster at Hatchs, 307
Congress street, 40 cents quart, delivered to
any part Of the city. nov8tf
Boy wanted at this Office. See advertise
mt
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14

For SALE on favorable terms, valuable
slate property. partially developed, with most
encouraging prospects, in the eastern part of
the State Owners refer to s. I. Pullen, Esq.,.
Press Office ie14-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14

Providence, Nov. IS -Ptintin. cloths market is
nomi9ally held at az 5tc for best cas- but cash Of
fers of Acc would find takers
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-14
DAILY DOMESTIC RECEIPTs.


tSales at the Brokers' Board. Nov. 10.
Boston and Maine Railroad. ...... ........... 1904
EdTern FdilrOdc .934 a 10
Second Call.
Boston g. Maine Railroad. .............-6 1851