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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-12-11
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN sTEAmERs
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, Dee. 10.
ARRIVED.
Barque Tatay, Morse, Boston, to load for South
Brig Albert, (of Bucksporn Orcutt, Matanzas via
Vineyard Haven-3A hhds liz boxes sugar to Phin-
Sch Annie Leland Homer, Philadelphia-coal to
Sch belmont Locke, Hatch, Philadelphia
Sch Col Eddy, Mclean, New York-coal to James
& Williams
Sch Union, Dolliver, New York-coal to James s.
>, Sci Senator Crimes Philbrook, New York-coal to
: Sch MaRaska. Blake, New York-ooal to T Her.
Sch W Wheeler, Lewis, Boston. to load for Cuba.
Sch Della o Yates. Yates, Boston to load for Cuba.
load for Cuba.
Sch belmont. Gales, New York-Bunker Bros.
Sch Roker, Taylor, Boston-Ceas Sawyer.
;. Sch Olive Elizabeth, Randall, Boston = Charles
Sch Lorne. (Br) Flower, St John. NB-John Port
eous.
SAILED Barques woodsde, and Rachel brig
Elizabeth Winslow, and others.
IFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Havana 18th. briggs J Strout, Pensacola;
Adea McLoon. New York; Sd, barque VIM E An,
derson, New York; Cienfuegos, from Bangor; brig
Chas Dennis. Blanchard, Portland. Qost deck load;
3d. s, sch "A. Annie Lewis from Bangor.
Hatteras; Sd inst, barque Lizzie Merry, Lawrence,
Ar at New York 10th, brig Carrie Bertha, Mars
tiers, 1nagua.
A deuble-decked three masted schr of about 800
tons, Is being built in Clark's yard, Kennebunkport
for parties in SacO. to be commanded by Capt A
Duncan of Rockland.
MEMORANDA
Capt VIM Decker of Brunswick has received LET
ter from Capt WOOdside of barque Helen Sands who
states that on the 18th ut in the Gulf of Lions forty
miles from Cette, he took very violent gale from
ESE, with heavy sea. and could carry only canvass
enough to keep the vessel the wind. On the 10Th
he found himself nearing the land to leeward of Cape
Leucae and anchored, paying out to the end of the
chains. AS the ship continued driving with the an
chors down, the masts were ordered to be cut away
and all three went over the side when she brought
up, two miles from the shore. Seven hours later the
gale abated. On the 18th, a boat came from the
shore and dispatch sent to Marseilles, in an
to which tugboat was sent and the vessel tow
ed to Cette, her port of destination.
York. reports, Nov IA had severe gale during which
the vessel was thrown on her beam ends and the
deck load washed overheard; also, tore away galley
broke cabin windows, filled cabin with water, and
sustained other damage Two seamen, named VIM
Joy and Arthur Thomas of Ellsworth, were washed
on and lost. Capt Curtis was thrown the wheel
and had narrow escape, and the mate was knocked
down and severely injured. The gale continued sew
eral days, driving the vessel to lon 70 a. lat 49,
Portland, struck on Bulkhead Bar Delaware bay
9Th inst but came of without damage and pro.
ceeded.
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We have heard Of NECK-TIES
being sold for cts. and upwarda.
We sell them for 4 cts. and down.
wards.
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CLUB ~DIRECTORI..

FIRST WARD~-T!omas Isabelle, Pre-
siaent; 4. Fr;;ot. Secretary. ST. Charles,
between Felicity and Ioiymn!a streets;
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President; +. X. Hyee, Secretary; neets
,orucr Camp and jackson streets, Tues
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President; Louis Garter, Secretary; corner
Tir5e and i)r;ae.es streets; meets MONDAY
evening" y o'clock.
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ner Camp and Cadiz; meets MONDAY even-
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NOTICE..

ROCKS COMMITTEE ON THE CONDUCT OF THE
LATE ELECTION, No. Is Dryades street,
New Orleans, Nov. Is, 1877.
To whom it may concern:
The committee appointed to collect and
coLate evidences Ct the frauds, ~intiinidatlons
and refusals to register the qualified voters
at the late election November 4, 1922, have
secured rocms at No. IL Dryadcs street,
where all parsons desiring to assist the com,
mittee in its labors are requested to call and
impart such information as they may pc
personally cngniznnt Of. A clerk will be
found present from nine o'clock A. NJ. to four
P. N. daily.
Tho following gentlemen comprise the
s~uB-EXECCTlvE COMMITTEE. =
J. Henri Burch, Chairman;
T. G. Deslonlc, H. Mahony. s.
r. B. ,Bsquie, l.. A. Smear
G. Y. Kelso, W.. G.. Brown.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Antoine Dubuclet, Chairman.
We. Mscarty J. II. Ingraham.
BY ordey Of the Committee.
p. B. s. PINCHBACK. President.
R. B. BAQU1E, Recording Secretary.
Papers favorable to the movement will
please publish.
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FEW ORLEANS, MOBILE d. TEXAS
r A l Il o a D

CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.
On and aftceaNN1&AY, April I, 1872, Pas
s see;n3sgsaSesgatFM leave and arrive as
1850 A. M. E&aH1A AND MAIL, Daily, fo1
MJDnne aid regular intermediate
Stations; arrives at Mobile at 2:OC
400 A. N. COAST ACCOMMODATIONS, Daily
except Sundays, for Ocean Springs
aid intermediate regular and flag,
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ut $40 I. NJ.
$40 P. NJ. FAST EXPRESS, Daily, for Mo-
bile-wiil stop only ut Rigolets,
Bay st. Louis, Pass Christian, Mis-
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East Eascagou]a and st. Elmo; and
arrive at Moble at l1:3O F. NJ.
A fast Express Train Will leave Mobile daily
at l:Ut y. NJ, stopping only at %statlol:s named
for FAST Express from New Orleans; and III
rive st New Orleans at 7:l5 4. NJ.
The Coast Accommodation Train. return
ing daily, except Sundays, vii. leave Ocean
Springs ut 5:4U A. ~, and arrive at New Oh
lcaiie al 1000 a. Ii.
. The Express and Mail Train, Daily, will
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+aa lecture delivered by Horace Greeley,
rs ago, before . press association, he
1T is strange how cloae the people
u TIC papers. We never say anything
! anybody don't like but what we soon
! o. it, and everybody tells us about it.
u once ina while we happen to say q
~ ulngg, we never hear that-nobody
e unsto notice that We may pay some
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Il |su dozen puffs, and he takes it's as .
|ssse 70 hls greatness and never thinks
|Ss MN any good. But if wo happen
[Isy something that he imagines rehects
au OF his character. see how quick he
a i up and gets mad about il. All our evil
N.Y. charged to US, but We q. vel, APP
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The Academic and Theological Depart
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ened, Providence. permitting. m Common
street, near Clail,orle street, New Orleans,
on Wednesday,, Oct. so, 1372.
The Rev. +. B. GnEGoRY, Ar NJ, Of
New York, has been secnred as Principal,
aud Professor Of Theology
Such Assistant Teachers will be en-
ployed as tile welfare OF the SCHOOL shall
demand. 49, -
Students for the ministry will bskAdnit-
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course OF Instruction will be Immediately
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may bea addressed 10 Rev. Vim. Robinson,
I(late principally New Orleans, La. or to
the Rev. J.. B. Simmons, 2. D., 15o
Nassau sstraet, NswSyorkCity "
Aftef Oct. Goth, l8672 address,
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FROM

THE SOUTH TO CHICAGO,
And ail points North AID East via Chicago.
This Route is from 100 to $50 Miles
Shorter ard rem y to "a hours Quicker
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No Change OF Cars iIom Cairo TO Chi
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after SUNDAY. November 1, 1872.
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excepted al II noon.
NIGHT EMPRESS, will step at all rcgula.
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TRAVELLING PUBLICl
On and after March p, 1872,
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
will leave the depot, foot Of Canal street,
daily, at 5 Z. NJ, running through via .Mobil.
aud Ohio lsaiiroad,. to ltel:dlal, MISS,
making close connection for Selma and East,
ern points. For further information and
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New Orleans, Jackson ard Grea!
Northern Railroad Depot daily, at Z
A. M. and S p. II.
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New Orleans, Mobile ard Chattanooga
Railroad, making close connections
at Mobile with the Mobile and Chic
Railroad to all points North, Eas.
and West.
For tickets apply to
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Great Northen Railroad, corner Camp
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Ticket Agent New Orleans. Mobile and
Chattanooga Railroad No 1870 Com
mon street, under 81. Charles Hotel.
]. Il. W1NGFIELD.
General experimenting Agept ST. Louis
lion MountainAndSouth Railroad
The weekly Louisianian., 1873-01-25
"A REPOSITORY uE FASHION
PLEASURE, AND INSTRUCTION."
HAEpEH'3 nAZAR.

Asunrlcmer' containing /" ero''s full
sized pattern, OF useful ~nriicl.s accom- pa
;llrs The paper every fortnight.
Harror's b Ear contains IL folio pi:gas
Of the size "t Harl'trs Weekly, Tr.n,cd Oh
supcrfine cal,nJeled paper, ahd is pub
lished weekly :.
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p. 3. S. P~lNcHBAcK,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ia Cafondelet Street, :.
NEW ORLEANS.

rs Liberal Advances made onaGon-
ONLY. Prompt AtHtsnEipnsI
to all sales and purchases, d ssHsa &C..
Goasignmsnts covered ~ IpaNur1nc4 M
scon rs shipped, unless otbagrwfiisae j
tad on the BIZ Of Laahig.z !.
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LOUISIANA DIVISION
Of
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AL HAS
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
TRAINS FOR DGNAIDSoNyILLE.
i,eaye New l,rh ans at, SA.
Arrive ut Donalisonvllle at.... ..12:lj Haf
Leave DulIaltssunVllic at. ......... LIZ. \.
arrive ut New Orleans at. ........ 4:5G T. Ii.
So Freight received al i tickets sold al
Station If A.ubile division.
Il. VI. Il. BAYLEI,
General Superintendent.
CHAS. L. FITCH,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
&. A. WHITNEY Il CO,
Geuera! Agents.
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$5 TO 500 r ,pss d?y An a sisssss

OF working people, Of either sex, young o.
old, make more money at work for us IN
their SPARE moments, OF. all the time, than
1t anything else. Particulars free. Address
g. Stinson & Co. Portland, Maine.