Established June 3S, ISdU. Vol. 10. POHTLAND, TUESDAY MOilNING, NOVEMBEH 21. Tn7r- The Portland Dally Pres* I COG [A HASSAW aaat a u a cc a at I I sr——■i-j_ Is published every day (Sundays exoepted) by he Portland Publishing Co., At 109 Exchange Street, Portland. Terms:—Eight Dollars a Year in advance. The Maine State PreM Is published every Thursday Morning at $2.50 a year; if paid in advanoe, at $2.00 a year. Kates o» Advertising.—One inch of space, In length of column, constitutes a square." $1.50 per square daily first week. 75 cents per week after; three insertions, or less, $1.00; continuing every other day after first week, 50 cents. Half square, three insertions or less, 75 cents; one week, $1.00; 50 cents per week after. Special Notices, one third additional. Under bead of “Amusements,” $2.00 per square per week; three insertions or less $1.50. Advertisements inserted in the “Maine Btate Press" (which has a large circulation in every part oi the State) for $1.00 per square for first insertion, and 50 cents per square for each snbsequeut insertion. Address all communications to PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO. BUSINESS CARDS. J. B. HOBBS CO., Commission Merchants, 08 So. Canal St., cmrAGO. Special attention fiven to the purchase and ship ment of Flour, drain, and Provisions, We are also prepared to make advances on prop erty to be held in et'ire. Nov 13-diw* H. Peyret Ac O o IMPORTERS OF French Wines Wholesale Retail novTCm 24S CONGRESS STREET. GEORGE D. JO ST, Fresco Painter 136 Middle st., Up Stairs, _oc2tt» Lanagun Co., Steam- Gas and Water Filling, 221 Fore, Cor. Union St., Are prepared lo fill all orders for Steam, Gas and water Fitting, at reasonable prices, and will war rant their work to tire satisfaction. Send in your ordois and tbe} wil be promptly attended fo. oeSI-lm F, LANAGAN CO. GAGE DAVIS, Western Commission Buyers 08 South O&nal St-, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. Grain, Flour and I*r visions a specialty. R. W GAGE, C. F. DAVIS C. H. TRUE. Oct g-dti NATHAIG00LD, Merchant Tailor, 137 Middle St. OT Tbe best goods 'everv season always on hand, and ad *.*ork personally attended to with neatness and promptness. mj4ti W. Li. KlilLEB, Fresco Painter, PORTLAND, MAINE. Offioe at'Schumacher Bros, 5 Deering Block A CARD—In thanking my fovmer customers and friends fbr the patronage they have bestowed upon me lor the last n teen years. 1 have the pleasure in recommending to them Mr. W. L. KKI1 Kit lor a continuance of the same, feeling confident that ho is able lo please all who mar give him a call in his line. CHAS. b. SCHUMACHER. JylSdtf 11. M. BREWER, No. 90 Middle Street, MANUFACTURER ot Leather Belting*. Rubber Belting and Hose furnished to order. Also tor salo Beit Leather, Sides and Backs, Lace Leather, Belt H« oks, Copper Rivets and Bu«s. Portland, July 6,1871. jy7-dfim J. H. LA If! SON, PHOTOGRAPHER, No 152 Middle Street. [PORTLAND, ME. Copying and enlarging done to order All tbe new styles, Berlins, Rqmbrants, ModaMion. the Porcelain, or Mezzotint card, and the retouched eurd, bv which new process we get rid of freckles mutes, wrinkles, and all imperfections of the sdn. KJTMoito-^ood w ork at Moderate Prle as. A Ini to Please. may 29 K. A. O’BHIOJN, —WITH— SPRUANCE, PRESTON CO., Commission Merchants, 63 South Oanal Street, CHIC AGO, ILL. Will give especial attention *.o the purchase and shipnieut of Flour, Grain aud Provisions tor Eastern aetount. Jy13d6tn HUNT JEWETT, Wholesale Dealers In Italian American Marble, OlOc«3l9CONGBI88 «T HI IT, Yard 43 PBUBLK STREET. SHALL keep on hand a good asr‘22dtf Jules Ch, L. Morazain, FROM PARTS, Teacher of the French Language. Lute Master of Modern Languages in the Provin atal Tiaioiug School. High aud Grammar Schools, St. John, N. JL ftclereuces: Gen. J. M. Brown, J. W.Symonds, Bmp Apply Iron# one p. m. to three o’clock v. m at 3G Free street, or in writing P. O. Box 18bG oe<<||y WILLIAM A. EVANS, COUNSELLOR AT LAW. FORT FAIRFIELD. 0)4 tr K. J.MOIIHILL nn,.,... n»in IVTI'I t> UVVHU No It Doulor li St., Poitlaud, Mo. Oott tract* taken In anvpurt ol the country. Prompt attention paid to Jobbing, tUgift ATmnoST CLOSING OUT At N TARBOX’S, A Largo Aiaortinent ul rinxiriij i:, CROCKERY, Ai.iI (■•■aM •Keeping Vo.,, At tin lame proportion. tJF'A'eo llio Folding llc.l wl lcliwo. *«i.ii.i... I lie. Fill r mul Will r.'rod II Ill'll .a oftta blS}- mail ii'ilul arilclr. In tlio market. 1ST*Don't forget lie uame unit place. Ill TAIIHOX.I3N uud IUO P«irMt eclOd'f irooii I Wood t HAKIt null SOFT WOOD Tor ,.lr at No. Lin coln meet. A Iso Dry Edging,. __ WM. HUSB. TtT'SK In want ol Plain or Fanny Job Printing will 11 ml It to tbolr advantage to rail on vv M Maiiki, at Ibe Dally Preen Job Pnutiug OHi.-e, Ei Olmuge Street. Portlaud. COGIA HASSAN, 129 Middle, and 6 Temple slreets. GLOVES. 4 Buitou., 3 Button, and 1 Buitou Kid Grloyes LADIES’ AND GENTS’ Kid Gloves f.om 40 cents to $2 50 a pa!r. 9nr f i OOKids superior, we believe to any sold at tins price elsewhere. Our stick ol Kids embraces ovar 4000 pairs. i„ tli s assortment, we are able to match almost any color. J Ladies aud Ceuta PriviuK Gloves nud GauoiUu, Po^ahin, Wool* n, Buck, Fleccelned and Rerliu Gloves and mittens, Wholesale and Retail. COGIA HASSAN, 127 Middle, and 6 Temple streets. BLANKET^ Our Blankets were bought early before the rise in Wool, and we are selling them lower than any dealer could buy them to-day. Wholesale and Retail. COGIA HASSAN, 129 Middle, and 6 Temple streets. W W VJI A AX A A-A. V MILLINERY^ Snsli Ribbons, Trimming Rib bons, Belt Ribbons, Velvet ft Vel veteen Ribbons, Ribbons ofall de scriptions, lor all purposes, Flowers of every quality, Hlllinery-Lae.es, Bareges, Grcnadlies, <&e. Web Velvets and Velveteens, in all col ors and Qualities, Hats and Bon nets of all the latest styles. Making and Trimming done !o order in llie most elegant and lasliionable slylc ana dubbed when prem sed. Wholesale and Retail. COGIA II ASS AN, 129 Middle, and 6 Tew pis streets. Hosiery and Underwear. We have lately bougiit several large lots of HUS 1 FRY at half price, wbicli we propose to run off, at unheaid of prices. We have everything in Gents. Ladies and btl dren’s woolen, Fleece lined, Meri no and Cotton Hose. Endin' Cuder-Vci'a and Paula, Erom 75 centa lo 94 50. CSeula ITudrrwrnr ol all binda, 400 Army Flannel Nhirta, Ibe Material lor which, caal 91 30 each, we arc aclling for 75 centa cuch. Wholesale and itetail. COGIA HA9SAN, 129 Middle, and 6 Temple stieets. Handkerchiefs. The new thing. Handkercniefs stamped with elegant initial letters in black ink. warranted to be bidd able, from 10 to to cents each. Linen Handkercniefs large and small sizes. Hemstitchhed Handkerchiefs, Lace Handkerchiefs, Colored Hand kerchiefs, the largest assort ment in the Slate, at un usually tow prices. W bolesale and Retail. COGIA HASSAN, 129 Middle, aud G Temple street?. Hoop Skirts Corsets, Hoop 8kir s, 18, 90. 95 and .TO springs, All at low, low prices# C’or sets from 50 cents to $3 50 n pair. The unprecedented success which la&t winler met our introduction of Felt Corsets has led us to purchase a large aud completely assorted 6tock for this season’s trade, which we shall sell at the very low price of 85 cents a pair. All who have worn them say they are the warmest, most healthy and best fitting corset made, and we are sure they are the cheapest. Ouly 85 cents. Wholesale and Retail. COGIA IIASSAN, 129 Middle, anti 6 Temple streets. Jewelry, Pocket Books and Perfumery. All^Uie new styles ol Black and Shell Jew elry. A large assorlment of solid Gold Society Emblems. Filled and F.olled Plate sets, Bings and Sleeve Buttons. Pocket Books in great variety at all prices. Novelties aud standard perfumes from the best makers. Wholesale aud Retail. COUIA HASSAN, 129 Middle, and 6 Temple streets. _IQGIA h ass an. Real and Imitation Hair. Real Hair Grecian Bend Curls, from $1 00 upwards. Real Hair Waterfall Curls, all prices. Real Hair Switches, from *2 00 upwards. Keal Haii*Chi«uons. oI.y116 Parepa lleal Hair Curl, the latest nov SHk, Linen and Jute Switches, Imitation air Curls and Chignons in great>ariety. JNets of all kinds. Real and Imitation Hair Rats. _Wholesale and Retail. CO CIA II ASS AN, 1211 Middle, and 6 Temple streets. Staple Dry Goods, Prints, a good variety. Sheetings and Shirtings, bleached and Brown, all grades. Cotton Flannels, all weights. Wool Flan nels bought before the rise. Opera Flannels all colors. Table Linens, bleached and brown. Din ner and Tea Napkins. Web Linens, Sec., Sec. Felt Table and Plano Covers Wholesale and Retail, COO IA HASS AN, 129 Middle, aud C Temple street*. Ladies' Collars, Trimmings, Laces Edgings, Ladies* Linen Collors, All styles. Lace Collars, All shapes and Materials, Hamburg Edgings, Valen ciennes Edgings, and Fan cy Edgings of all kinds Wholesale and Iletail. _COGIA HASSAN. COGIA HASSAN, 129 Middle, aud 6 Temple street. Plated Ware. MANUFACTURED BY REDFIELD KICK. The base of these wares is selected with i*rea care Irom the puiest grades of Nickle Silver c?lor. el*9ticity, and purity, is the near 1Xfro,faI1^ medal yet discovered lliey are heavily plated ou all parts alike, wit! pure silver, of Government assay: the deposi upon each article being accurately weighed oi aud fully warranted by the trade mark on tht back. Cogia Hasfan is provided with guaianfei cards, which authorize him to refund the mon ey in every case where they prove uusatislai tory under fair usage. Wholesale and llelalt. COGIA HASSAN, 129 Middle, and 6 Temple streets. Notion Department. Paper Collars of all qualities. Best 3 cord thread, 3 cents a spool Best 0 tord Machine Thread 5 cents a spool. Needles of all the standard makes Pins. Books and Eyes. Corset clasps dc., de. 100 yards, Spool Silk, lOc. 50 5 5c. 12 ic. Genix Neck Tic*. Ballons of nil kiudx, Initial Mtalionaiy, 3 boxe* for 50 cent*. Wholesale and Ilelail, COGIA HASSAN, 729 Middle, aud C Temple sheets. COGIA HASS AN. Trimmed Hats and Bonnets. A larger assortment of trimmed Hats and Bonnets than in all other stores in Portland together. We undertake to sell a trimmed hat for two-lhirds what the same quality of mate rials can be bought for auy where else. Trimmed lia'.s from the very finest to the very lowest priced. The style of our millinery cannot be sur passed. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. COGIA HA.99AX, 129 Middle, and 6 Temple stieets. Shawls and Dress Goods. Square and Long Shawls of all kind?. We are closing out our Dress Goods at fear fully low prices. Ready-made Water-proofs, $0 00—which is less than cost of material. Beaver sacques fiom $2 00 to $3 00. A Fine line of Black Alpaccss and BrilJ liantines. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. COGIA HASS AX, 129 Middle, and 6 Temple street?. Glass Ware, Kerosene stand lamas, complete. 50 cents. Regu lar price, 75 cents. Kerosene stand lamps, complete, to cts; regular price 85c Kereseu* stand lamps, complete, 75c; regular price $1 CO. Keiosene stand lump?, complete, $1 00; regular price $125. Ker osene stand lamps, complete, $1 5U; regular price $2 00. Keroseue stand lamp?, complete, $3 00; reg ular price $4 00. All wiili the most approved burn ers and thides. G1 ,ss sets, 4 pieces. 85c; regular price $1 00. G’ass sets, 4 nieces, $i 00; regu'ar price. $1 25. Glass sets, 4 pieces $1 25; regu'ar price $1 75. tumblers per doz 65c; regular price85c. Tumblers per diz 75c; regular price $100. Tumblers per doz. $1 00; regular price $1 25. Tumb'ers per doz. 1 a5; regular price 50. Tumblers per doz $1 50. Goblet per diz 90c; regular pike $110. Gubl-ts per doz $1 00; regular price $1 25* Goblet? j*er rfoz. $1 10; regular pike $1 35. Goblets per doz. $2(0; regular pxice $2 50. Goblets, cut, per doz. $5 00; regular price $6 0. bowls, nappies, dishes, Ac., ut lorrespoud'itglv low prices. C 0 6.1 A HAS SAN, I39JHIDDLE 6 TEMPLE S T S. REAL ESTATE. Geo. R. Davis Co.’s B ULLBIIN. $20,000 to Loan 111 We arc prepared to loan money In auma from $100 to any amount denircd, 011 lirMt cIum mortgagca in Portland, Cape Klizu beth, Westbrook, or Deerlug. Parties de sirous of buildiug con also be accomm odated with loans. CKO. VI. DAVIS A: CO.. Real Estate mortgage Brokers* aep24u tA Fine Residence for Sale in the Western part of the Cify, one Squme from State street, at a large discount Cost. nil»nd Examine!!! A 2 1-2 siory house, 15 rooms ami bathing room, arrar ged lor one or two families, gas ami water up stairs and down. Suite of parlors, marble mantles, fee: good ce'lar, with copper wash boileis set in biick, btick cistern and well, drainage into sewer perfect. A large woodshed on the premier which can be used as a stable with a carriage way 12 feet wide to another street. A tine fruit gauleu of graphs, currents, pears and cherries. Terms easy, a large portion ot the purchase money can remain on mort gage. This propeity will be sold at a great bargain. Lot GO by 84 leet. Apply td r par titulars inquire ot WM. KILBY, nov7-*2w on Sturdivant’s Whaif. For Sale. THE Buildings and land on Pearl street, and s*or« on Portland Pier. Enquire of seplSdtfW. SHEA, 27 Pearl st. House nnd Barn for Hale. BOUSE contains eleven rooms, and is supplied with gas and Sebago watt-r. Commands a flut viow ot the bailor ami island*. Baru arranged 101 two horses. Price $4,COO. Enquire 01 J. W. STOCK WELL CO., gep2Ctt_28 163 Dimorth street. For Hale. ONE 2 Tenement Hou**. situated on Hortor Place, ne»r Dow St. One or both tenement) will be sold. P Ice $700 and $800 each. The abovt property is well situated, suppil d w th Sebago wa tef, and is a bargain. Enquire at 61 Dow st. ocl8 tj 8w Sew House r»uoAL.t3—ou Lewis street, near nne. rrescoec and piped tor Sebago. Apply cn the prems'es or at 25 Emery st. JAMES A. TENNEY. aug‘25 Tenements tor Rent. WE hive on hand a supply ot house rentj, Iron 6 to 8 rooms each; Sebago water, &c. Ap ply to UKo* K. DAVIS CO. oe2fleod3w Proposals for Wood Will be received by the Portland <6 Ggdensburg JR. B. Co Until November 2Cth. 1871. Parties proponing, U ltd III LIT Y, and CHr Al’NhNS. UNI giULLEO In bulk lor stove-uen'rrs use »t 12 i-is. per lo. Itl.HNK HKUA, Prop**. oc!tdl2w Call tun, Mas*. Piukotl Up. IN Portland Harbor, ?3 Haeknudsc Knees. Tin owner cun have the sumo l».v catling on W. H. UliDWAY. oo!7*3t Neur Kerosene Works. Picked up Adrift. \rAW|4 b >AT painted white, l'» tret lonf. TUt a. owner can lave the asme bv t aylntf rlarfof. PAl)L Ali KKNNV, *>un 3t _Ferry Village. RI*erfaiAe0T'UUNS> REVOLVERS. Uiin in*. Orest Wnvn f,v®r>’ kimi. rl*e tor Pi Ice Lit, U guns and reiolve.'i I'Htaburgb, fa. Arm) wsuteU. Ivtli or traded iur. Ajeuti ocl JM\v I millinery, &c. MILLINERY! Wc Invite attention to our Stock of FALL WINTER Millinery Goods, BONNETS, HATS, ILOWRR8, FUiTlIEH i.TEEVETS. RIBBONS, Ac, Ac. EAST HAW CCTTS, No. 1 U- S* Hotel Building* ocl8tf 6 To the LADIES Of Portland Vicinity. THOSE wisning to purchase HATS BON NETS, i» will be tor tbeir advantage to enll on ftlr* NI. II NEAL, 348 Coug>c«« at., head of Casco, where^ihey cm Lave first-class work dona at reasonable prices. no8-2m WANTED. Wanted, A GOOD capable girl, to do general house-work. Enquire at the Press Office, notedlw Wanted. •AN experienced Dry Good* Salesman Good ret etences required. Audreys P. O. BOX 894. November 9.1871. uoll-2w BOARDERS WANTED. A FEW Boarders can be accommodated wi b good Board at 209 Congress st-, opp. the Park. Also pleasant rooms to le.k w.thout board. o tlO-tf Board Wanted. WANTED by a Gentlemen and Wife, a pleas ant room anj good board, within five miirres walk of Po>t Office. Ad tress BOARDER, Press Oi licc. nollilt Ship Joiners Wanted. A FEW good Joiners can find employment hv ap plying at the Portland Company'a Worlre. Nouember 14th, 1871. lo16.11 w Boarders Wanted. AT No. 119 Cumberland, cor ot Franklin st. Per lu-inent or transient boarders accommodated wltli good rooms au i board. Two connected rooms to let, inruUked or untarnished, with or with out boar l._ se,25ti Wanted. BOARDEUS WANTED at _ocUtf_18 STATE ST. WANTED—Aucnts In every count, to canvas ler sulscrtp ion, to a popular liters.', aper. A bnndsame preutinui Riven lo ever, ruoseriler. Good woi k ami largj pay. Addrers Reuedlct At On., A Full Assortment OF TIIB SINGER IMPBOVED dewing Machines Constantly on hand and Tor sale at tho Only Authorised Agency iu Portlniid, 331 Congress Street, Which we shall ho happy to show to all who may fa vor us with a call. J An experienced Operator will ho in attendance t*» ox.daini he mechanism and show Uio working qual ities ot the Machines An opportunity will ho glron any one dci'rluff so to do to |imonally test the merits ot tho Machine bv operating it upon any or all kinds ot work, j JFiT* Mac hi n es Sold on easy terms. Wo sh ill keep constantly on hand a full assort ment ol Maclii»»<'l>’ccdU«,al*o tho vaiious Weav ing Muchiue nud Aiiiacluticnis, none to Order. WHEBLOCK<0 SAItGBNl A«rnl. lor Portland nml Vicinity. OCl’Itl Notice. J HEREBY give noth o that tin1 contract livvluus Of which t hive hud Iho rig lit sell nml contract lur the ,.l«ii1 Orion'. .>1111.111 Frcnmailon lor tho euro ot tho nupo. Hr for tobacco 1* »t nu ,1 and that 1 no longer have 1I10 right to soli or ront’ol the sale of, or to contract or agree lor I he sale ol such Preparation at any time or Hhiee, amt that all pri sons are notllleil to govern ttnmsrlve. according*, J. 0. BUNDY, Chicago, Id., Oct. 21,1.71. no2.-3i* Winter Hoard lor Horses. AT the stable In Dior lug, lormerly called tho “Forest Cl y Park Static,” box stalls, good keening, and plo dy ot room lor out door ixeic'ses. Address UHAS. E. M Alt WICK, Poitland. noW.’w SPRINGFIELD FIRE MARINE Iiisuraucc Co. Srixgfibld, Mass., Oct 25, 1871. Messrs. Loring Thfrston, Agents, Portland: As many of the CompanieF have beeu deceived in the amount ot tlieir hicngo Iokncm, we conclud at this late day to nihke the tallowing Stateineu which we know to be cotrect. Aurti at market Value.$1,077,000 Chicago loaocM not over.$450,000 All other oulttinndiug; .47.990 $407,990 $590 780 BF*TUU wi'l give us our Capital oi $500,000 entire, and Surplus oi $79,780 and we expect a salvage ot over $.5 000 at Chicago. O ur Adjuiters are pa>ing all losiess at Chicago In Ca*h as fast as they can be adjusted. Our Directors and Stockholders are pledged to pay to tbe Company, PRO RATA on their Stock $395f OOO within thirty da;s, as a reserve against all out standing lists, in accordance with tho Laws ot Massachusetts and New York. This will give us Capital and Surplus OF OVER #9 0 0,0 00.00. After Paying nil Oul.tundiug Lonu. THIS PUTS US ON A FIRM FINANCIAL BASIS. Sele. t your business with groat care and avoid hard and undesirable lisks as heretofore, and pleaie be particular not to give u» too much in one risk or 'ocalitv. Yours very truly, EDMUND FREEMAN, Pres. SANFORD J. HALL, Scc'y. DWIGHTD. SMITH, Vice-Prea’t. The above statement will assure the pations of the Compai y and the public that the SPRINGFILD is STRONG and alive to the situation. Policies Issue J on good property at lair rates. LORINd THURSTON, AflEXTS, Exchange street. Portlaud, Oct 30, 1871. |s(iiw FIRE _»_•»_. Messrs Richards Co. of flardincrtAfiiine} wrile H. Taylor this day that cue ol the above Extinguished saved their lar#e Paper Mill on the 8th inst., and that tl is is th* second time their mill h is been sxvcd by their uae, and that they would not be without them on any acctnnt,” and this is the verdict ot all who have h id practical experience with them. IIENRY~TAYLOIt. AGENT FOR MAINE, 14 KvelintiK'*' St, 'Portland. mend lou I I.All TuThS_tt_ Dissolution. riMlE copartners Vp heretoiora existing between r»l*"«l, under Hie Him »tilo ol »V*L pAlK«« binned a ropsrt t.-.Vsi l,V "">}*'1 ""or A. P. WAI.DkuN r co'"""c I ho bn.lmxa at (he old ki«« s’ln lc oi •■.ovl.lon., Ve«el ■«4 I'roil.rH ei. Million. rorK, Lard, Cured li.itu*, poutiiv. itut'er Kcus beaus, 1 oile>, «&o. Also, Ciidji hutuily Uroceile*'. A. P. WAI.URWS j, NON. V- No- 4.5 CONGRESS ST., Nimtuber r, lo7l. Portland. UOllJtl PH liters or Machinists Wishing (hr .mall NT K A .71 KN.41NKN, (bom caVl* fifwill tiuu it to tin ir advantage to .T. B. LUCAS, OH KX€'!IA!Ma|C STItKKT. DEALER IN ou4U ,llu,st Too,s aud Supplies. NOTICE THE subset Ibers have formed a 0.-partnership uudtr the style of Curtis Davis, for the purpose ol carrying ou the Wholesale Fish, Geneuil Commission and Miip Brokerage Business, and have taken Store No. 152 Commercial Street. (recently occupied by Messrs. BUROIN CO.,) where we offer *or sale, a gener <1 assortment of fi.-»h ot all kinds, in lots to suit, at lowest possible ra es. We respectfully solicit consignments ot Vessels, Fish and Mer liandige, with tLe assurance that our best endeavors shall not be wanting lor the inter est ot those who may favor us with their orders to sell or buy. November 10.1871. CURTIS A DAVIS. R. S. Curtis, late ot Curtis Knigtt, Phila. N. C. Davis, late ot R^an Davis, Portland, Me. noil 2w IMPORTED French Wines. THE Subscriber would respectfully inform tie citizens ot Portland and vicinity that while in Europe Le perfected arrangements with one of the best wine houses in France to supply him with choice and pure wines, either tor meuical,'cooking or table use. The subscriber has taken the (tore, 348 Congress Sheet, Under Congress llnll. where he has just received Ills first invoice. Among his stock may be found the celebrated Vin Blanc Doux. This is a favorite article as a Communion Wine, and is much praised amoug U:e clergy all over Europe; also the much tor owned d nc biturj from the house ot NUELLY PKAIT CO., Marseilles P. S.—No drink sold on the premises. novC-lmM, PEYRET. REMOVAL,! We have removed to store No. 101 Commercial Street, Where we snail keep for sile as good a stock ot Groceries, Flour Provisions As can bo louoil In this city. L. C. BRIGGS CO., WHOLESALE QROOE'RS, lOl Commercial St. no2 tin A Rare Chance for liunlness, For Sale. The Stock and Fixtures ot a Fancy Goods Store, doing a first-class business. K8TABLIS11ED TEN YEARS. Satisfactory reasons can bo assigned tor selling. Address FITZGERALD CO., novl7 PORTLAND, ME. tf Hard and VVhitePine Timber On bund and sawed to dimensions. HARD PINE PLANK, HARD PINE FLOORING AND STEP. HOARDS, for sale by STETSON# POPE, Wharf und Dock, first, corner of K street. nir'jtfeodiy Office, 10 State st., Uostou, H. HOOPElt, IJPHOL STE HER Nos. SI 13 dttK. \V.LOCKS. To be Let, THE whole or part ot the block ot Brick Stores on Portland Pier. Apply at the Merchants National Bank. Jyl8tl Furnlsiietl Koom to Let, WITH or without hoard. Also Lady Hoarder* wanted. Apply corner Center and Free st. No _ Jun.KIti Lodging Itooms to Let. TWO Front Km ms cn the second floor without hoaid at 3* High at. oeilDeodtl' TO LET. QFFICKSt FLUENT BLOCK, Either Single or in Suifn. These offices are tho most deslialde In tho city be ing pleasantly situated and heated by st< am AU martkUirOOU1 *"d "e,k* lur,llshc" 11 desired. FOll SALE^~ FRUIT anil Confectionery' 8‘ore, No 3 United Statoi Hotel Uui'diu?. Good class ot tiade. Wi* be sold low, mm the proprietor Is to leave the cit). Apply at Mtoro. °et 18 lm Board* TO rent lor the Winter, a Eurufebed Parlor, also a pleasant room to a Gentleman and Wile, wttfood tt t>H rMEE $11 KET, EDUCATIONAL. Gorham Seminary. Board ot Instruction. C. Hi HODGE, A. m., Principal, and Teacher of Cluild. MISS ADELA BARNES, Preceptress ami Teacher ol Vocal and Piano Music, MADAME MARIE COUKLAENDER, Teacher ot Modern Language!. MISS .JENNIE E. BODUE, as istant Preceptress, and Teacher of Rhetoric. Instruction will be glreo br competent Teachers in Mathematics, Drawing and Paiotiug. and an assistant in Music will bo secur.il as soon as posalb'e. Winter Term Commenced Dec 5ili, and continues Eleven Weeks. BOARD AND TUITION. THE Seminary Building will be devoted te the ac commodation ot youug ladies lor hoarding, yet the classes may be arranged so as to include both sexes m recitations. Hoard for Young; Ladies $40 per Terns. Young ladies desirous of boarding themselves will be furnished with rooms in the Seminary Bubdlog. Each room is designed for two persons, and wbl be turnisbed with all necessary articles except qalts, com tori ers, pillow cases, towels and toilet soap Board tor young men can be obtained in private lain tics on reasonable terms. Facilities are offered to those wishing to board themBelyes. English Studies cr Teachers' Class....$ 5 0# English Studies and Litiu and Greek. 6 re French, Germau or Spanish, each. ft 00 Book-keeping and Penmausbip, both,. 3 00 Drawing. 4 00 Painrling. 8 00 Piano Music. J‘2 00 Vocal.. 3 CO For further information apply to G. M. BODGE, Principal, Bethel, (nntil Not. 25th), or J. A. WATEKJIAN, Brcrclarr, Gorham. Me Gorham, Me., Nor. 10,1871. nol7d«&wtf Futon Family School FOB BOYS. Norridgewock, Maine. Thin Institution prescLts uncqualed advantages as a Home School. For particular* addicts H.F. EATON. oc31dlw Principal. ST. A UG UST1NIC Bearding and Day School FOR BOFS l No, 45 Danlortli si., Portland, Me. Christmas Term wiilhegiaon Monday Sept 11. For admission apply t sepCdt 1 KEV. lMNIKL F. SMITH, Rector. Casco Street Seminary THE Winter Term will begin IWonday Nov, l.Tih. For luither particulars apply ai 2* High st. EL ZA G. DU KG IN. no9 eodlw NEW MUSIC. TUB MAGIO TOP GALOP, by II. Kstiirluuar. THE Magic Top Calop by H Kotzsebraar, is the newest and in some tetpecls tlie very best com position of Ibis celebrated author. The name is very suggestive and at tty indicates the piompt. decided, wide-awake movement ot the Galop. It is elegant ly embellished with a lithograph picture ot the au thor.— Ttnntcripf. 'i be Magic fuu has reached the second e«ll ion in less than tlneo weeks, and is one of the most suc cessful pieces ever published. The picture aloae is worth the price of tho piece, bent to any a (dress, post paid, on receipt ot $i, by the publisher. IRA C. STOCK BRIDGE, ISO Kxrha.gf Street. uovls Iw LIVERY NOTICE. RACK AG AI S\ HAV1NO bought lh« .lock, and taken tb» .laid. tarmetly occupied by Libby .V Dow, and re cently by 11. A. Dow, Congress st l shall continue to carry on|tU« bu>lur.. In all It. bianchrx. suriuj Ibo pat rou. of thl. writ known .tab that no palm shall hr tpartd to plcai.th.ni Th.ccniml pavilion oi lid* nai l, ra.ktt it very couvenl.iit for boaidrr., ami I shill makoita »t»J lallty to give them every attention. tWcklug lo all lu blanches luiilmillr an l prompt ly attended to. J. V. LIHBY, noil Iw Congress Street Stable. Lost. ON Satuiday, nu Onya Key Stone, gold monntrd witu iu^ci lid ton itad owner s inttUh. Ihe tind er will be suitably rewsrdod by csl mg on J. K. SIMMON, Jr itov20-st* Adams Home For Saloon the Stump. ABOUT Klgli’ HuBdrcd colds ot spruce Silt! I*,no Wood, st Kulmouth Kore Stle. Apply to CHAKI.KS DK.VKK, or ilKMtY R. SNCKNKY, no ?#0-iw# 131 Commercial s’reet. ijl.'iOOO Millinery and Fancy Good. More lor Sale. LOCATION of gieat value; god vunol tegular and traiuleut busluys., a bargain I. otteied ii applied for Immediately. Term. enav. uot&d3t .TaXLOK CO., k« State it, Bottom DAILY PRESS. PORTLAND. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1871. [From our Regular Correspondent.] Down Among (lie Bluc-uosrs. ATRIP OVER THE NEW RAILROAD. To the Editor (if the Press: Having but recently returned from a visit to our provincial neighbors now linked to us by the iron bauds that will shortly be extend ed so as to unite in loving embrace the At lantic and Pacific coasts, I thought a brief description of the trip might perchance prove interesting to your many readers, and serve to point ont some errors and glaring abuses if it failed to interest the general reader. Our party left the city by the regular train over the Maine Central, starting Irom the sta tion on West Commercial St. at 1 P. M. pre cisely. Comfortably ensconced in the luxuri ous Pullman drawing-rcom car “Jupiter”_ which was thoroughly warmed,without b-dng overheated, and well ventilated—we viewed the beautiful scenery o» the valley of the Ken nebec for the three or four hours preceding sunset with the interest that attaches to strange localities, for—wonderful as it may appear—although we were all Portlanders not one of us had ever traveled over the road before. The day was a charming one, the sun shone brightly from out ol a heaven o f unclouded blue, causing the waters of the river to dance in sparkling ripples as they wound in and out, around and about the course of the railway like festoons of cerulean hue upon an immense carpet of some soft dark-brown material, or, with its declining rays, “flashed on village windows that glim mered red” and tipped the weathercocks on the steeples with burnished gold. (Copy right secuied according to law, as Mark I Twain say3.) In some of the towns the cars ran directly past the door-steD3 of many of the dwelling-houses, obviating the necessity of the occupants investing fifty cents scrip in hack-hiie whenever they wished to travel, and giving the passengprs glimpses of ths home-life of many staid, well-to-do citizens, while at points here and there on the route would peep forth first the two tall graceful towers of the chapel of Bowdoin College at Brunswick, then, airily perched on a lofty eminence like some Rhenish castie, the State House at Au gusta caught the eye, next the n;af buildings ot Colby University attracted attention, while factories, waterfalls, ice-housps, long freight trails, and booms of logs added variety to the picture as the train swept along, testifying to the industry ol the people, and signifying much as to the freight business of the toad. All this and much more the spectator observ ed lazily reclining in his great velvet cushion ed lolling chair until the uigbt drew its sable folds over tbe landscape, when he w&3 forced to turn to social chat to relieve tbe tedium of the few hours that must pass before reaching his destination. BANGOR. Arriving at Bangor at eight o’clock, having been detained about half an hour, as we were informed by the conductor owing to the fail ure of the train via Lewiston to connect at Kendall’s Mills, we weie met at the Station by a prominent citizen who insisted that we should go to bis house, and would not take no for an answer. His team—a span of fiery buckskin colored animals with flowing wbiltt manes and tails—stood uneasily pawing the ground and champing their bits in the cool, crisp, Bight breeze, and as socu as we were seated darted off at a three minute gait, call ing forth the remark from our host that Grant remarked on his recent visit “that he had rode behind as fast a horse beiore, but never behind such a fast pair driven by a deacon.” '"bv' I'lBVO «uu Ik3 VIIIACU9 die UJ» tolbe times. Wlisu they think any enterprise will benefit their city they don’t begin to call up all the objections to it that they can think of as some people iu others cities we could name do, but they put their shoulders to the wheel and push it through. During the past few years the city has been embellished by architectural improvements such as the erec tion of the elegant block occupied by S. H. Dale Co., the Adams Block, and several others. The Bangor House has been vastly improved by the removal of its ugly flight of steps and the formation of a uew entrance from the basemeut. All the hotel require* now to tender it attractive is some largn shade trees to relieve the bareness of its sur roundings. We understood that the plan i in contemplation of removing the old wooden structures across the Ken.lmkeag and replac i»g them hy light ornamental iron bridge* •which will add greatly to the appearance of the city. We were very much pleased to meet with young artist who bids fair to take high rank among tire distinguished members of his pro fession iu this country. We refer to Mr. Geo. Dale, son of Hou. S. H. Dale, who has la ely returned from a four years residence iu .Antwerp where he made great progress in his studies. Prior to entering the academy at Antwerp Mr. Dale was a student with Hicks the celebrated portrait painter of New York, and also of White the great figure paint er, and lias caught many of the best feature* of both. A painting of the head of an old friar—which was on exhibition for a shora time in Bailgor-ls especially to be commended for Ibe excellence of the coloring as well as the faithfulness of the drawing, the bair par ticularly, which is a most difficult subject to treat, being soft and wavy instead of ropy a t too many artists are sw apt to paint it. Thu face is one ol marked power and we regret; that Hale or Schumasker has not been ablts to secure it for exhibition. Mr. Dale has ta ken a studio in the city and we hope beforu long to see further results of his residence abroad. FROM BANOOIl TO 8T. JOHN. uwmuvs vj vain IIUUI UAIIgUI IU Ol« John over the recently completed European A North American railroad is 205 miles. Thu train iu which we took passage for the chi. city of New Brunsw ck consisted of freight, smoking, two Monitor passenger cars and a Pullman sleeper, the latter used as a drawing, room car. The Monitor ears weie well filled but not taggJ to tbeir utmost capacity, wbila every seat in the Pullman was occupied by a large party ot ladies and gentlemen the ma jority of whom consisted ol Banger poop a who had organized a little excursion to tlm old provincial city of St. John to see tha sights and view the new road that is expected to largely increase the trade of their city. Among the passengers was the courteous su perintendent of the K. N. A. railroad, Mr. J. M. Lunt and family, and a jollier set of travelers it was never our good fortune t.i journey with. Everybody knew everybody, and Irom the time the train started lill-ig reached its destination,—yes, even till aft. r the return trip, for with few exceptions all came hack to Bangor to-gether,—tallies of wit and crackitig of jokes succeeded each oth er in rapid contusion. Owing to tome delay the train started ten minute* after its usual time and on Mr. Lunt’s being interrogated oil that point he icinarked that "some one must have been so injudicious as to treat the engi neer with a peck of oats he was so slow get ting off.” Another gentleman remarked that he glossed “U was owiug to giving the loco motive raw water which temperance diet it was unaceust >med to, coming from the land where good liquors were cheap and it had tit drink slowly to avoid indigestion.” Off at last the triin maintained a good speed, and for the first hundred miles, or about half tlia entire distance, until we reached the Stall) line the signs of a live country were yidble iu the great saw mills and tanneries that lined the road. We were informed that the tanner ies at Winn aloue would furnish 0000 tons of freight annually, while those at Vanceboro— now SliawvUle—would go far to double that amount. Neither does this include the vase amouut of lumber, that continually obtruded itself upon the sight iu the fonn of huge pile* of boards and shhigles, or other source* of revenue. The scenery was diversified wiilr views of mountain, lake and river, the road was remarkably smooth tor a new one, and (Concluded on FouitU Page.)