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The Portland daily press., 1874-11-26


dent will give some idea OF the popularity OF
this accomplished lady in other cities where she
has read. wEaFea H4Lss = B.Mo,
At a reading in the Opera House, Springfield
Mass, atthe close of one of the selections the
stage was literally covered with bouquets
thrown by an appreciative and admiring audi
ence. Gathering lthe flowers up at the c.ose OF
the entertainment Mrs. Siddons took them to
the City Hall, where the Grand Army were
holding fair for the relief Of destitute widows
and orphans. She then sold them for the bene-
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brought good round sum. 1t is by such acts
as these that she has endeared herself to many
people in America. 3 @ - LeLLL4aI
On Friday she will appear in City Hall in the
Army and Navy Course, and VIC say to all 60
and hear her and enjoy rare treat ,as s,..
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SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 23d, ship Arcturus, vii
lia1ns, Melbourne. ..J ~ !,
CID oath, ship Eliza Mcneil, Mills, Liverpool.
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Brief JOttimXs.


The Custom House will be closed to-day.
The Postoffice will only open holiday hours
A temperance meeting will be held at Con-
gress Street Methodist church this evening.
Rev. Mr.. Pitblado and others will address the
meeting.
Calvin s. Peters alias Peterson, colored, who
escaped from the State Reform School some
months since, has been arrested in Boston. He
was fully identified by Mr.. A. s. Claridge, a
former officer of the institution and will be
brought to Portland Immediately. Peters es.
capped in company with boy named Higgins,
and both went to, Bangor, where they COM
mitted a crime for which Higgins was arrested
and Peters escaped.
The trains were crowded yesterday Thanks
giving you know. ..a .a a74
Two men were arrested in Boston yesterday
with lot of Portland s. Rochester tickets in
their possession.
Sheridan, Mack & Days band rendered the
newspaper offices serenade yesterday morn
ing. They have an unusually fine band.
A tame crow flew into the eating house of
d. Gill & Son on Moulton street yesterday, and
was captured. ,-......... 49,
A policeman spoilt good suit of clothes at
the fire Wednesday night. 1afa
A girl in this city pawned her clothes to pay
her mothers fine before the police court.
Portland Lodge No. 1 presented the widows
of former members of the lodge, and the
needy brethren, with ia pounds of Thanksgiv-
ing turkey this year.
The Eastern Express Company and j. B.
Pickett & Co., have presented each OF theii
employees with nice turkey. o.
Mr.. James E. Prindle, of the Canadian Ex-
press Company, fell at the Grand Trunk deroi
Wednesday and broke his arm. N5&8 r..
There were but few drinks at the station last
night, but the lodging room was full enough to
make mp. Unsle Oliver was happy as usual.
The editors and printers on this paper intend
to have o holiday to-day. Consequently there
will be no paper issued from this Office Friday
morning. ate
As usual the proprietors of the PRESS, be-
fore leaving town left orders for turkey to be
eiyen to each of the heads of families employed
in the Office. se .4GtiI -5l.-i1 1
The counting room of the Press will be open
until ten o'clock this morning. --.s...
The Bowdoin College students are to give an
exhibition at City Hall, Friday evening, De-
eember 4th. I'D. H IA ..-e.l- .l....
DIR. Small has removed up town.
The James O'Hara who was before the Mu-
nicipal court Tuesday, is not the mau Of that
name in the employ of Mr.. Arard Evans, fur
niture dealer. 4 : -------- l..7.
Mps Scorr SIppoNs. The following Incl.
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t21, lat II N. lon 100 W, barque Moonbeam. fm
Portland o, for United Kingdom
Nov 13, lat 40 90 Ion so 10, brig Deborah Soule,
from Portland for Havana. I"I--Il7. -'.-'.
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WE shall sell Parlor Suits in Hair Cloth, Repts,
w &C., Black Walnut and decorated Chamber
Sets, Extension Marble Top and Work Tables,
Easy Chairs, Rockers, Lounges, Black Walnut Book
Case, fine Hair Mattresses, elegant family Blankets
Marseiles Quilts, full line of Window Shades din
ner Services decorated Toilet Sets decorated Parlor
and Chamber Ornaments, full line Of Rogers Bros
Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, SC.
At ~ P. NJ, one second hand Piano, Gilbert's
make, one set of Parlor Curtains, cost $500 new
one Florence Sewing Machine.
2. O. BAILEY T. CO., Aucsisneers.
nOZ1 daf
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Municipal COurf.

Court adjourned until Friday morning at ten
O'clock rg. .4I8 fli. Ir.3 .f. I4Hril
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