"AM3 3S jPRKSB. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1871. CITY AND VICINITY Itiew r**D"T’ AUCTION COLUMN. Manufacturers’ Sale—F. O. Bailey Co. •dl*If*'LAi. COLUMN* Solargraph-A- M. Mclienuey. vNTKKTAINMKNI OOt-UMN. Thanksgiving Bail—Lancaster Hall. Swedcub irgian Society—! ostry High St. Church. !IK» aOTKKTISEMBNT OOldJMJt. Internati 'nal In Co.—W. 11. Little Co. Now Ready—Lorlng Thurston. -H-o! icoa-ito—n« -recC. Hobbs. Wanted—Competent Girl. Nexual Science—Atwell Oc Co. To Lot—Edward S. Lewis. Wan’ed—Giimi Cook. Found—Pockot Book. MuiMirior Court. NOVEMtlEU CIVIL TEHM, LANE, J., PIIESIOISO. Monday—In the caBe of Charles Sager vs. City of Portland, the jury returned a verdict for the plain tiff for $173. Defendants tile motion foe new trial. A. A. Stronc. Symouds Libby. Charlotte D. Benson vs. Grand Trunk Railway.— Trespass for an alleged assault by a servant of De fendants in one of their first-class passenger cars up on the plaintiff, who was a passenger therein, on the 23th of January last. The plalntill’s story in sub stance is as follows: I reside in Chelsea, Mass.; on the 23th of January last 1 bought a ticket at Chelsea ilc]iot for Paris, via Oran-1 Trunk Railway; on ar riving at Oxford, this side of South Paris, the Con ductor came to take my ticket, and nu I passed It to him, I sal t, “this is good for West Paris, is it?” He s .id, “no it is not." I sai-1, “I was told it was g-Mxl for both South and West Palis. He sai l, “you lit, nobody ever told you so.” 1 sai l, several persons told me they rode on a ticket of this kind to West Paris.” He said, “Madam, you lie, no one ever told you so, you are trying to rile for nothing;” and ho put his lists very near my face, and said, “1*11 put you ofl from the car.” During this time 1 was in search of my pocket-book, which 1 then found and ]>aid him 45 cento for my faro. All this happened before I got to South Paris. Mrs. Irish, who was iu the seat with Airs. Benson, corroborated the above. Addison A. J.atham. who was the conductor of the train, testified, that upon going through the train, af ter leaving Portland, he came to this woman, whom he then did not know; she hud a ticket to Paris, at tached to which was a eoui»on, which should have boon taken by the conductor on the Boston road; he checked the ticket to Pans—not touching the coui»oii, ami passed it hack; after leaving Danville Junction he look up the ticket, passing her back the coupon of the Boston road; after leaving South Paris be passed through to collect the fares, uud she passed him the Boston coupon. The conductors account of the affair thereafter wards was as follows: I said to her, that is not g.Kxl for the Grand Truhk.” She said, “yon have t aken my ticket that carries me to West Pails; 1 said, “you ore mistaken, there is no ticket sold from Boston to West Paris, and never has been since the road was built;” she then said, “the agent where I purchased the ticket told me it woul l be g >od for West Paris;” 1 said, “you must be mistaken;” she said slie had been to West Paris on these tickets; said I, “not with me;” she said, “my mother anl father have been with you on these tickets to West Paris;” I then said, “I believe you to be a lying woman;” she had before this refused to pay her fare a number of times. All this took place between South and West Paris; I ha:! no conversation with her beforenr riving at South Paris; she pni l me 45 cents fare to West Paris; I never shook my list in her face, nor did 1 threaten to put her from the train. Damages claimed, $500. Testimony and arguments concluded. Alvah Black. Bands. The following decisions have been received from the law court: William Bradley vs. James H. Lombard. Excep tions overruled. Bradbury. Reed. Cobb. Adoniram J. Dearborn vs. Mary A. Morse. Excep tions sustained. Frank. Carleton. Maairipal Court. JUDGE M.OHIUS PRESIDING. Monday—Ovil Miller vs. Thomas Smith and Trus tees. Assumpsit on account for watch sold defend ant for $8. Defeuce, minority. Judgment for de fendant. Peabody. Hopkins. John Neal al. vs. Solomon Matthias al. As sumpsit for professional services. Defence—Services not rendered as chargod iu plaintiff’s bill and tender of $3. Judgment for plalutift for $2 and costs. Neal Son. Peabody. Robinson. Thomas Donahue vs. Marlin Flaming m. Assump sit for labor informed, $9.09. Defence—Non-i>er f-trmance of labor according to contract. Judgment for plaintiff for $2.25 and costs. Bradbury Bra-1 bury. Carleton. New entries, 8; defaults, 10; continued, 4. Brief Jolting*. The forenoon service of the First Baptist Church will be resumod next Sabbath. Free street Church is to have a new organ to cost $3000. Their old one has been sold to a so ciety in Buxton. A trial of the patent Fire Extinguisher, for which Mr. Henry Taylor is agent, and of the new chemical Fire Engine will coiuc off at the Reform School Wednesday morning, between 8 and 9 o'clock. The staging lias been removed from the spire of the new Congregational meeting-house at Woodford's Corner, and its tine proportion# rise above the surrounding tree tops. Atlantic Lodge, L O. G. T., will give a public entertainment next Tuesday evening. The quarterly session of Cumberland County Lodge of Good Templars will be held with Sea side Lodge of Cape Elizabeth to-morrow, com mencing at 10 o’clock. There will be a public ttmperance meeting at tbe Pond Cove school houst Friday evening tbe 24th tafct. Addresses are to be delivered by Rev. B. F. Pritchard, It-v. Mr. Freeman and others. If stormy on Friday evening the meeting will take place on Monday evening. City Affair*. A special mooting of Board of Mayor and Al derman was held yesterday afternoon. Moses Morrill and John W. Peck were drawn us grand jurors and Charles W. Gilkey and Joseph If. Webb as petit jurors for the Decem ber term of the U. S. District Court. The petition of Charles H. Frost for license to keep a junk store was granted. Petition of Efizabetli Chase for compensa tion for personal injuries received in January, 1K70, by reason of a defect on Green street, was referred to Committee on Judicial Proceedings. An order was passed directing the City Treas urer to biro on a term of years, a sum not ex ceeding $14,000, the same to be used in pay ment for the farm contiguous to Evergreen Cemetery and to be added to it Purchased of Storer Libby. Petitiou of Gorham Powder Co., for permiss ion to transport powder through Commercial street, by oars of the Grand Trunk Hallway Co., was laid on the table with a request to the City Solicitor to revise the ordinance in such manner as to moot such cases. Tub Temple Quartette Concert. The fourth entertainment in the People’s course, a concert by the famous Temple Quar tette of Boston, was given at City Hall last evening. It was expected that this concert would prove one of the most successful of the season, and the expectation was fully realized. Although the audience was not as large as might reasonably have been expected, yet this iu no way effected the character of the enter tainment, which was thoroughly enjoyable in every particular. We scarcely know how to ai lude iu fitting terms to the splendid singing of the Quartette, which came fully up to the high anticipations that had been formed in regard to it. Nearly all the selections received an eucore, but the gem of the evening was decidedly the hymn-chant entitled “Kemcmber now thy Creator,” which was rendered in a faultless manner, and held the audience spell-hound to the close. Miss Stone was iu fine voice, and received an enthusiastic encore for her fine rendering of the beautiful ballad, Tis even ing brings my heart to thee,” in response to which she gave a pleasing little ballad, which was heartily applauded. Mr. Fessenden pos sesses a fine clear voice, and apppeared to great ad vantage. Altogether it was one of the best concerts given in this city this season. The closing entertainment will be given on Monday evening next, consisting of dramatic readings by Mrs. Louise W. Foss. The manager lias al so engaged Signorini Antonini, the wonderful child violinist,only 10 years of age,and other tal ent is to lie announced hereafter. The price of admission will be only 25 cents. The following articles have been received at the Female Orphan Asylum, No.24 State street, since Jan. 1st, 1871, viz: One piece of scarlet flannel, Lane Little; remnants dry goods, J. m. Dyer Co.; a l>bl. molasses, Geo. S. Hunt; hardware, D. F. Kmcry; a crib and inattrass, Walter Oorey .V0* L1"2 d$eii VF°°,nH> Tboimw S. SiinniM*; 1A0 lbs. nsh, W. s Dana; medicines Geo. W. Wa terhouse; peaches. Win. Allen, Jr -rras fixtures W. B. Gould ami others; a cCk w Xsd room, a cradle, vegetables, fruit, cake candy1 books, toys and childrens clothing. J’ For the above which was most acceptable,the managers return their thanks to the various donors, anil liojie the asylum may still be re. meinbered by many friends. Westurook Seminarv.—-The Fall examina tion at this institution will take place or Wednesday of this week, followed by an oxhi bitiou on Thursday evening. We have not seei the prescribed order for the occasion. The Providence Washington Insurance Co pays dollar for dollar for premiums paid iu oi policies and renewals. This is the first compa ny in the country that has offered to do tliis. fjee Luring Thurston’s advertisement, Ail Explanation. We are obliged to apologize for the xnixtui of old and new type in our columns this morr ing, but it is forced upon us by an unfortunat occurrence. For several weeks we have bee preparing a new dress for the Press and ha fixed upon Friday of this week as the time fc assuming it. Yesterday, however, the forms c one side of our weekly edition were aecidentl thrown into pie, and as the time between tli old and new was too short to sort the mass an reset the matter with profit, we were forced t put our new tpye in use, though our arrange ments were incomplete. It will require som days to make the transformation of the pape complete; we make this explanation in justice t the mechauical department of the establish me lit School Committee.—The November meet ing of the School Committee was held last eve iiing. Dr. Shatter, from the Committee on thi Fourth Grammar School reported that Mis Amanda I. Bootliby had been placed in tlia school as additional assistant. A communication was received from the Di rectors of the Public Library, tending dupli cate copies of any books of reference in the li brary to the School Committee for the use o High School. The Chairman stated that he had read, tli communication and as it|involved the question o lid formation of a new library for the liig] School and also the question of its care and su perintendence. After discussion, it was voted to refer the communication and the whole subject of the libraries was referred to a special committee who sliall report a plan of action by the board Bill to the amount of $4,670.1)0 were present ed and ordered to be paid. The bill of Rev. Mr. Root for instruction ir drawing was ordered to be paid. Adjourned. Fire.—The alarm of fire this morning, a' 12.45, came from the blacksmith shop at th< head of Central Wharf, owned by Hon. John Lynch, and occupied by Samuel Avery. Tin building having been occupied twenty years, was as dry as tinder and the fire spread to every part of the building almost as instantaneously as if saturated with kerosene, and in a moment threatened the surrounding buildings. But the prompt presence .of the lire department and their efficient work when on the spot got the fire under control so quickly as to save anothei wooken building almost joined. The building itself was rendered quite worthless. Mr. Avery litut niMirlxr oil liw t.w\1a liiu Ivuilu linnii u liii li were the charges of the season, amounting tc $500, several sets of wheels aud other stock, so that his loss cannot be less than $15(10 au.l per haps more, upon which there is no insurance.— Mr. Avery employed three men aud was doing a good business. Mr. Lynch’s loss was esti mated at $1000. No insurance. The Univeusalist Fair.—The fair and se ries of entertainments which the members of of India street Universalist 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 tliis evening but are entirely willing to take the efforts of the ladies of the parish on trust. They have the ability and will try aud please their friends, and we hope that they will receive a very liberal pat ronage and count up great gains at the close. Observe the advertisements. A Heme for Aged and Indigrmt Mm. Mu. E*itok. -The suggestion in the Press of a Home lor Aged, Indigent Men is timely, aud “Pb'l” deserves public thanks forgiving so prailical a turn to the discussion of tl cir cumstances ol the late Mr. Morgan. The Managers of ihs Home for Aged Wo men, it it believed, have made wise provision tor its future requirements, in the spaciousness of their new mansion. Why no', if their house 'S larger than their present needs, make a j dot affair, and receive into their home aged men likewise? Should ths experiment prove un satisfactory, theio will have at least scorned from it the advantage ol relieving an immedi ate want until a separate establishment can be provided But it will not prove unsatisfactory, because it will setvo to keep together, so long as they both do live, such married couples as may bo objects ol such a charily; aud it will afford sucb society to single men as alone wid render the ftlace worthy the name ol Home. _ r. K iplaiaaflaa .Tutor. Portland, Nov. 18, 1871. Mr. Editor: -In jour paper appears the lol lowing: Explanation called for.—The rea-on why train No 1 on the P. O It. It. 1 a? ed the Eist Baldwin Station ou Wednesday, Nov. 15 without -topping for passengers and mail from own 111 UllU^lUII ituu IU lll»5 U I ultimo UI parties inicreeted. Sufebulr. Souib Uridgou, Nov. 16, 1871. Eist Baldwin is, and always has been a Flag Station at which trains do not stop unless sig uallel by some one at tho station, or to leave passengers. Trains are run slow by these sta tions so as to take oo or put i fl' the m ills il there are any. This system has always been used by railroals in this viciuity. On ilie day iu questiou, I am assured by the employees oo No. 1 train that it paste l East Bildwiu very slow, aud that there was no sigual at the s'.a tion, aud that tl-eie was no person at the sU tion or in sight, cous- qgently the train ui f not come to a lull stop. J. Hamilton, Snpt. P. O K K. Tns new hark “Oasis" lying at Central Wharf is the product of the well known firm of Briggs Gusbiog, Freeport, and it owned by the builders nod Capt. It. S. Randal’, who commands her. She measures 1105 ton*, but for convenience aud economy iu management is rigged as a lurk. A look at her shows that sbe is as well finished and substantial in cote struct on as sbe is graceful iu model, and con tiins every modem improvement, some o them being entirely new and peculiar. Six has bteu chartered t load at New York foi Callao. The Great Concert.—The Haydn Associa tion have nearly completed the arrangement* for their great concert next month in conjunc tion with the celebrated Theodore Thomas Or chestra of fifty-one pieces, which is to perform the accompaniments to the Oratorio of the Crea tion. This will be one of tlio greatest and most expensive concerts ever given in this State ami we doubt not one of tlio best over given in any part of the country. Lancaster Hall will be occupied ouThanks giving evening by a merry group of dancers, with music by Raymond and an able corps o! managers._ fllSCIil.liANGOl'S lYOTICi:*. Closing out—Knit hoods, choice for 50 cent: at Fitzgerald Co.'s. Messrs. C. R. Chisholm Co., Grand Trunk d -pot, have received all the periodicals for De Oiinbcr, and all the new novels lately publish ed. __ Closing out—Ladies silk ties for 25 cents, al colors, at Fitzgerald Co.’s. All the best hotels are using the llallord and the guests declare it the choicest relish. Fluent Hall-This evening w inderfu sod a toiiiehiug experiments in Electro-Bijlo gy by Proi. Stone. Closing out—Six papers of John English .S Ca’s pin stuck needles for 25 cents at Fitzger aid Co.’s._ Go to Fluent's Hall to-night aud w'tm ei tbc astonishing aud amusing expeiiinents to Piol. Slone. L.«(uni'ui/inaui oiiivnrc ancuwfl iuc n mrots being peitormed by Prof. Stone everj evening at Fluent Hall. Sixteen bone German corsctts in sizes 17 and from 24 to 32 inches for 58 cents each a Fitzgerald Co.’s. The attention of those running sewing ma chines is called to the Hr. Hall treadle which i: highly commended and can be applied to al kinds of .machines. Mr. (J. 0. Hobbs, No. 1: Market Square, is agent. See advertisement. Gent’s Uuder tl.ium.ls, in great variety o styles and prices. Geoeoe W. Rich Co ,173 Fore St. A NIC.! assortment of winter styles of Hut and Gaps at low prices cs.n be found at 17ililiv Maher Go’s.,opp. P. O. Messes Goring, Short Harmon have jus received au elegant lit e if Lowell Brett’ Iuiii'l »bd Freuah Papers comprising man; new styles and patio-cB. OtJtt SI.75 All Wool Coats aic going rapidly Don’t fad to get one. Geo. W. Rich Co., novll st&t 173 F"'c St’ Periodic AES.—The Atlantic Monthly, On Young Folks and Peterson’s National Magazm for December have boon received anil arc ft sale at the book stores of Messrs. Bailey an Noyes, and H. L. Davis, Exchange street; Loi ins, Short Harmon and Augustus Robinsot I under Falmouth Hotel, also at the school-bool i music and periodical store of E. C. Andrew No. 3<> Center street, and at tho book and per i odical depot of Messrs. Fessenden Bros., Lai castor Hal), TO THE DAILY PRESS. MAINE. I.AUJTCHED. r Bath, Nov. 20.—Launched on Saturday froir f the yard of Charles V. Minot, of Pliippsburg r a thoroughly built and finely modelled thro# masted schooner of 223 tons, named the Seno 1 ra. She is owned by the builders and is* to be commanded by Cupt. Thomas B. Glover, ol Rockland. FIRE IN' AUGUSTA. Augusta, Nov. 20.—This morniug about 1( o’clock a lire broke out in this city in Shaw ik Grafton’s planing and tannery mill caused by the friction cf a circular saw, but it was put out by an engine in that building before the city fire department arrived. WASHINGTON. _ of €i)!!ccti)r illurphy. The Letters of the Ex-Collector aud President Grant. Washington, Nov. 20.—The following is the correspondence between President Grant and 1 Murphy on the resignation of the latter as Col lector of the Port of Now York. Custom House, N. Y., Collector’s Office, j Nov. is, 1811. j To the President:—I hereby tender my resignation of the office of Collector of the port of New York, to take effect upon the appoint ment of iny successor. You arc aware that during the period 1 have held this important trust, and because 1 have held it I have been subject to persecution, which,for persistent mis representation aud unrelenting vindictiveness, has fortunately but few parallels in the history of political strife. Throughout this somewhat trying ordeal 1 have been sustaining,however by the conscious ness of my own rectitude and by the fact that during my ofiiciaL term 1 have enjoyed unin terruptedly and still claim your confidence, un diininished by the vituperation of my accusers. For the manner in which the duties of the office have been performed I take pleasure in refer ring to the judgment of my official supervisor, the Secretary of the 'Treasury and to the fig ures of the record iu the Treasury Department, which show how the revenue has been collect ed and with what diminished percentage of cost. Unless your attention has boon called to this record, 1 beg you will refer to it. Ground less as the aspersions cast upon me arc and as fully as they have been refuted before more than one tribunal, I am conscience that my continuance in office will ue niaue a pretext and occasion for assaults calculated to injure you and the Republican party, and ratlicr than incur such a hazard, 1 relinquish my position even h i l it been coveted, which you know it was not, wheu i was appointed. 1 believed I could render service by accepting it. Now 1 be lieve that 1 can render service by resigning it and 1 gladly embrace the opportunity in sever ing my political relations with the government. Under these circumstances I may also properly refer to the gratifying result of the recent elec tions in this State, which leave the control of its affairs substantially in the hands of the government party of progress and reform of which you are the acknowledged head, and for the success of which it will ever be my pride and duty to labor. I am, Dear Sir, with high respect, Your obedient servant, Thomas Murphy. Executive Mansion, Washington, D. C., Nov. 120th. 1871. To the Hon Thomas Murphy Collector of the port-/ New York: Dear Sir:—Your letter of the lSfclitendering your resignation of the office of collector of the port of New York with the reasons therefor, is received.- It gives me great pleasure to boar testimony to the efficiency, honesty, and zeal with which you have administered the office so long as it has boon entrusted to your keeping.— Your own peace of mind, no doubt, will be enhanced by leaving the office of Collector, but I doubt whether such a course will he in any sense a benefit to the public service. Under your administration the revenues from the New York Custom House have been largely in creased and the cost of collection in proportion to the amount collected has greatly diminished, this is show by the records of the department You have had my unqualified confidence ever since you entered the office as Collector. You had that confidence before or the appointment would have not be en made. That confidence is still unshaken, and in accepting your resig nation, I desire to give you the fullest assur ance of this fact, whether you remain in or out of office. Time will convince a just public of your entire innocence of the charges brought against you. With great respect, your ob’t sor’vt, ^T. S. Grant, NEW YOKES. Tweed’s savings banks. New York, Nov. 20.—Willf&m M. Tweed denies that he is connected with the Bowling Green Savings Bank, tie admits being presi dent of the Guardian Savings Bank hut has had nothing to do with its management He says its vice-president hail place 1 .‘0,000 worth of real estate at tine command of the bank to ena ble it to meet its engagements. Hank Smith, a Tammanv Republican, vice-president of the National Savings Bank, states that all its de mands will be promptly met ton lav. The Times savs that Edward Schell bos lieen appointed by .Tudg Barnard l\■ i' of the National Savings Bank and will take, posses sion to-day. It is believed that this bank, the Guardian and Bowling Green Banks will meet all claims of the depositors. It is doubtful if either resumes business again. various matters. xirmj vi. oicuwiun Commissioner. Tho Committee on the reorganization of the Viaduct Railway Company has now received the resignation of all the directors. The eighth animal meeting of the Dartmouth College Alumni Association of this city will take place at Delmonicp's on the lirst Tuesday in December. Twenty-three additional cases of small-pox have been reported since Saturday noon. The Executive Committee of the Committee of Fifty appointed to investigate the charges of freuds in the Brooklyn city government, has requested the common council to furnish such facilities as will enable the committee to accom plish its purposes. Proceedings in bankruptcy have been com menced against the Guardian Savings Bank. MAYOll HALL A REFORMER. The Evening Post says that it i.* assured that Mayor Hall’s course as shown in the appoint ment of Green as Comptroller and in other acts, indicate that he has resolved to surrender en tirely to the reform movement and to appoint to all vacancies men heartily approved by the leading reformers. RECEPTION OF THE GRAND DUKE. It appears that the reception committee of the Grand Duke did not go to the lower hay in the steamer Mary Powell, but met the Russian fleet coming up under the escort of the Ameri can fleet The Grand Duke has accepted a public reception for to-morrow, until which time he remains on hoard the Svetland. A VALIANT CHAPLAIN. Rev. Job G. Boss, of Brooklyn, ex-Chaphlln of the IT. 8. A., was waylaid last night l>y two negroes who drew knives and demanded his money or his life. The old man defended him self with a stout cane and succeeded in driving oil his assailants after having crippled one of them by a blow of Jiis stick. TWEED WILL GET CLEAR. The Tribune to-morrow will contain a state ment that Charles O’Connor says that though a flaw in the indictment, Tweed will escape pun ishment. THE NEW COLLECTOR. Gon. Chester A. Arthur, the newly appointed collector, is understood to he a friend of Mur phy, and was appointed at his request. He m ils formerly a Brevet Brigadier General of volun teers. _ AB DI OUNIA. THE STAGE ROBBERS. San Francisco, Nov. is.—John Brown, Lodi Brown aiul J»hu Houx, the Soronuv stage .rob bers ami murderers, are held for trial. Houx turned State’s evidence and says that there were nineteen in the gang, but on was killed in a recent attack on a stage. The officers are in pursuit of the remainder of the gang. SEVERE GALE. A severe gale was experienced on the north ern coast on Monday. Tho steamer John S. Stephens narrowly escaped being wrecked. The United States steamer Sherhreek was driven ashore and badly damaged at Astoria. THE HOW12S CASE. T!. .Mn./inir it. Mia llnnrad *•,»11 icul will ease shows that tlie testator was for years a nu> uomanie oil the subject of money and his wife, accnsiug her of the most infamous crimes and an attempt to poison him without tlie slightest reason, compared himself with Jesus Christ and imagined himself the greatest hen 'factor of the human rase. The general opinion is that the will will be broken. M ASS A C IS r BITS. ESCAl'F. OF SCOVNDUELS. Lowell, Nov. 20.—Chapman S. Ricker, charged with the seduction of his sister-in-law. MarvJ. Richardson, at West Chelmsford, and Dr. A. M. Ballard of this city, accused with liavin" made an abortive operation, are both missing. Kicker left on Friday ami I>r. Ball aid on Saturday. Dr. Ballard was passed on the street three times by a State constable who knew him, with a warrant ill his pocket for his f arrest, hut for some reason it was not soived. NEBRASKA. GREAT SNOW STORM—TIIAXA'T SNOWED VP. f Omaha, Nov. 20.—The sleet and .snow storm which commenced here on Friday noon contin ued until Sunday morning. It extended oyei tlie whole country from the Rocky Mountains t to tho Missouri liver. Everything is covered with a coating of heavy ice, covering tlie wire and causing the downfall of telegraph lines The Union Pacific trains are snow-bound a! different points between Cheyenne amt Omaha. The storm is still more severe in Southern ami Western Colorado. TEIiECSKAPSIIC ITEMS: Four burglars were seiiUmeed to five yean each in state prison at Springfield, Ohio, Sat or r day. i The opening of flic Sugar River Railroad ist( r lie observed by a jubilee at Newport, N. H. next Monday. 1 A gang of live hoys stole $200 worth of re velvet's, knives, etc.', from a gunshop in Con cord N. H., Sunday night. Three of the lioyi have been taken and part of the property. H Denny-Morse, Monday, fell tire storiei throU"h til.'' scuttle of Newell Lovojov’sst no Devonshire stivet, Boston, without brca«m| hones and retaining ins senses fiifl will pf'dig lily recover FOREIGN. SPAIN. THE CRISIS. Madrid, Nov. 20. —'The debates In the Cortes during the past week and their unexpected re sult in the resignation of the newly formed ministry causes great agitation in this city and the provinces. The Republican Deputies to the Cortes have issued a circular advising their sup porters throughout the country to quiet and ad vising the inaiatainance of public order. THE STRIKES. In the meantime labor troubles continue. The bakers and dyers in Valencia obstinately main tain the strike and use such threatening demon strations that reinforcements have been sent to the garrison. TROOPS FOR CUBA. A transport sails from Cadiz on the 30tli with fresh troops for Cuba. FRANCE:. THE FRENCH ARMY. Paris, Nov. 30.—It is expected that before the end of January, 1872, France will have ten army corps completely organized c.ud fully sup plied with improved arms and posted at the great military eeutres of the country. NOT MUCH OF A CHANGE. The editor of the journal Pore Duchesne has been court-martialed and sentenced to hard labor for life. Vermesch and Vnellnuiue were sentenced to death for contumacy. AUSTRIA* MILITARY SERVICE. Berlin, Nov. 20.—The Reichstag has sanc tioned the extension of the North German law making military sendee compulsory on all to Bavaria. GREAT BRITAIN. TWO. SHIPS SUNK BY A COLLISION. London, Nov. 20.—There is a report from Liverpool this morning of a terrible disaster in th» Mersey. Two ships ran into each other with such violence that both tilled and sunk al most instantly. As far as at present known all hands were lost. The names of the vessels have not been ascertain id. SUSPENSION OF NEGOTIATION’S. The Standard’s report of the suspension of negotiations between England and France for the modification of the commercial treaty is fully confirmed. THE QUEEN ACCUSED OF INTEMPERANCE. John Gribbie, Secretary of die Total Absti nence Society of Brixham. publicly accuses the Queen of intoxicatiou. The charge causes a great uproar and the local authorities have al ready commenced legal proceedings against the man who made it. RADICAL DEMONSTRATION. A large radical nv^ctiiur. attended bv 4000 people, was held at Bristol last evening. C lias.* \V. Djlke addressed the assemblage. There was iiiueh uproar an l fighting, and the band prevented from playing th national anthem, Fona^ji Items. The origin of the recent tin* in Geneva is to bo investigated, the agents of the internationals being suspected. A crisis is imminent in the Turkish ministry a id a general demoralization complained of in every department of the Government. W YOMiNG. REPEAL OK T1IE WOMAN’S SUFFRAGE ACT. Cheyenne, Nov. 17.—The final vote has been reached in the House on the bill to repeal the woman’s suffrage law. Yeas, all Democrats, nays, 3; Republican**. The bill comes up in the council in a day or two. MICHIGAN. SHIPWRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE. Detroit, Nov. 20.—The schooner Twilight was wrecked on the 15th ilist, off Port au Bres tpie. Six persons were lost. HKKTPOROLOGIIAL. SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. War Dep’t, Office Chief Signal) Officer, Washington, D. C., Nov. 20 (7.00 P. M.) I Probabilities—The barometer will probably fall on Tuesday with itortli*. asterly winds and threatening weather on the Gulf coast and par tially cloudy and pleasant weather in the inte rior of the Gulf States. The area of the low est pressure will probably move southeastward through Canada with westerly winds, a 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 Eric. Caution ary signals continue this evening at Grand Haven and are ordered for Oswego. TGLEGR.lPiBIC ITEMS. An easterly rain storm prevailed in New York Monday forenoon. T. M. Dexter’s private residence, near Ra venswood, L. I., was destroyed by tire on Sat urday, with the furniture and valuable library. Loss $ii(),G00. The Methodist church at Great Bend, Pa., was burned on Saturday night Loss $18,000; insured for $2000. Judge Dowling, of New York, has sentenced two proprietors of kono establishments each six mouths in the penitentiary and a line of $250. An unknown schooner was accidentally run into on Saturday morning on the Hudson River by a tug-boat which was towing a number of canal boats. After getting clear some person on the sehooneifi re 1 a rifle-shot, fatally wound ing a man on one of the canal boats named Jas. Hill. A German named Martzell BufHor, residing at Union Hill, N. J., while firing at a target, accidentally tired the contents of his rifle into hts jaw, causing death in about »*.i hour. Al though deprived of speech, the dying man wrote his will, auu declared the disaster to be accidental. special to the New York Telegram tells a ridiculous story about a gathering of the anti Grant Republicans. The story that Horace Greeley is to succeed Sweeney as oue of the Park Commissioners is repeated. Judge Barnard issued a mandamus Monday commanding the New York canvassers to count the vote for Aldermen, but the canvassers ad journed without regarding it. Comptroller Connolly has resigned and Mr. Green lias been appointed his successor. Michael McCarty was instantly killed in Providence, R. I., Monday, by the breaking of a packing ring in a hydraulic press, one of the pieces striking him in the head. Several ears loaded with stock were smashed on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, Sunday. The Worcester city government lun accepted the plan of Randolph Rogers for a soldiers’ monument and appropriated $35,000 in addition to $15,000 subscribed. Hereafter the duties will he remitted on blankets an l clothing from Canada for the Western sufferers, and tlita will only extend to Jan. 1st. The Southern States are taking measures to secure the refunding of the cotton tax paid, and Gov. Brown, of Tennessee, Monday laid a mes sage before the legislature advising action. The officers of the National Labor Reform, of New York, publish a card stating that the Washington convention culled Dee. 5th, is by a self-constituted and officious committee which they denounce. ivoTiCK#. Srnd your sleighs to Chase’s, No. 7 Casco stieet, auJ have them put in order for use.— All kinds of rcpaiiiug on sle’ghs and carriages doue at short Lo;iee. iuvl3eod2w Jon Printing.- Scud your orders for Job Printing to the Daily Press Printing House where they will be promptly attended to at the owest possible rates. YV.n. M. Marks. Fellows’ Compound Strop of Hypophos phitrs.— Clergyman who were obliged to with draw Irom the pulp'fc on account of Clergy men's Sore Tbroa’, hive :o.:overed by using this iuvahnible preparation, and are low preaching again. ui Taw NoviiLTY Stork will open Thursday, at 307 Oongms Si.,».ear Drown St., ami will fo’1 foe mx days on'y, a due selection ol Foreign and AiU'iican Chromos, clegiutly trannd. A'so tine God, Silver and Metal Watches, Fa cy Go ids, Silver Ware, &c., o i au entiieiy new and uov. I plan, for One D.d’ar each. Don't fad to eaS nud a •mine our t>iock. Af ter hiving sold in all New Eoghud S’ute*, we feel sure of pleasing all. novl4 tf Four Evils Whoever hibiiiully uses any aliuho ie ptcpstaHuu* as aa “jppeiz'r” wilt be os l kely to suffer from four evil#, viz.: on overplus of food iu the stottucb, iiupaiird abil ity to digest it, the natg* id dyspepsia, nnd a doctor’s l ill. Dr Wa'kirs Vegetable Vinegar Bitten, t*'e greet T etjt.il Restorative ol tbe ago, without ever simulating the palate or lr riiaticg tbe stomjch, >m juris a healthful appe tite, promo’ca d’gestior, regulars the l.ver and h -Wcl-, put itlfS the blood, aud thus, instead ol entailing four evils conUr* four inestimable be it fits. novl4 d4wr Dp.loos’ PiU Remedies ar«» success. Briggs’ Allavautor cures Catarrh. Thy Briggs’ Threat and Lung fleiler. Get Briggs’ Corn aud Bunion Remedies Weather Report Nov. ‘-IO 14 P. HI. War Department, Sigmd Service, U. S. Army, Di vldon* of Telegrams and Reports for the benefit, of Comincrce. h "2 F* B g S Place 2 S g "3 of g g c V c obfervutim. g o o 'si 5 H a w ss Boston.29.95 52 S Misty Charleston,S.C.. 30.17 02 C;dm Chiudy Clieyerme,W. T.29.90 21 SW Clear Chicago.30.10 32 SW Cloudy 1 Cleveland.8". 11 3i SW Cloudy Corine, Utah... .30.44 31 SB Fair I Duluth,Mhm...30.05 24 W Cl.uly 1 n thuiapolis... .30.20 31 W Cloudy Kov Wes^.30.10 74 K Fair New L n Ion... .29.97 54. SW Lt Km ill New Orleans.. .30.20 5!) NIi Cloudy Now York.30.01 5) W Thrt’ng Norfolk.30.09 02 SW Cloudy Omaha.34.31 22 N\V Clear lTtshurg.3.1.20 3.) SW Cloudy Portland.29.96 44 SW Tlirt’ug San Francisco. 30J40 00 N Fair Savannah.30 19 05 Calm Fair Washington-39.04 52 Culm Cloudy WilniingtDU,.. .3).1C 02 SW Cloudy Montreal.,,29.85 41 HE Cloudy Jiaroifietcr corrected for temper^ ure m<\ elevation, FLVAlSCIAL AM) COMMERCIAL. Forfiga Export*. LA9 TUNAS. Bark Eliza White-600 shocks and heads, 146 tierce shocks, 292 pairs tierco heads, 12,001 hoops, 43 bbls. potatoes, 12 do onions, 200 boxes her ring. 400 cabbages. MATANZAS. Selir Ethan Allen—1800 box shooks. 2324 shooks an l hea-ls, 12,173 hoops, 3J0 bbls. pota toes, 2003 ft lumber, 50 boxes herring. Foreign Import*. WINDSOR. N. S. Sc hr Tallent—110 tons plaster to order. PICTOU, N. S. Brig A. D. Whidden—272 tom *A. D. Whi Wen. .y AUMOUTH, N. S. Brig New Dominion—72 bbls. oil to John Porteoiw. Receipt* by Unilroutlx nul Steamboats. Steamf.i: Forest Crrv from Boston—COD l*o.v raisins, 30 bbls. jmvk, 25 cases and 25 bales domestics, 140 casKH nails, 6 Ixlle sheet iron, t bkd crockery, 4 bales hair, 25 dressed hogs, ID boxes tin, 500 bags su gar, 45 casks upikoa, lull hides, 129 tubs butter, C horses, 100 bbls. onions, li.6 bag. seed, 23 bdla leather, 40 bbls. beef, is coils cordage, 100 cases boots am shoes, 25 bells and 13 bars iron, 31 kegs lead, 23 bbls. apples, 23 bales gaml ia. 3 Uhls. oil, oo boxes game, 1: buls cliau* stock, 73 walnut boards. 1 back, 10 bags oysters, 10 jars aim fl 20 sewing machines, 100 pkgs to order. For Canada and up country—l paper cutter, 1 bdl rubber hose, 12s tl lumber, 20 bags dyewood, 50 car k*ii “dls leather. 3* bales regs, 62 plates iron, ./w. 1 i»ajior, 20 bales wool, 9 do burlaps, 2 boxes lisb 100 pkgs to order. '*IW **r** "U.M nn« .V|*h4*T TI%irU-« 11UEW Y0UK> Nov* 20—Mwniny.—Gobi opened at l10J?Uey 4 3 l*r cent* Sterling Exchange lo9| securhi°‘B^" ing wero tIlc 'l110 ta,ionH for Union Path Union Pacific.... Union Pacific stock.1!!’. 1 u Union Paeilic land grants. 771 L niou 1 acide iueoino bonds. 80 llie following are tho forenoon quotations of South ern securities: Tennessee G’h, now. G’.l Virginia C’s, new. G6 Missom16’s.!!.!...!!!!.rji Loaidani 6’s, new. 55' Alabama 5’s. 6* Georgia 7’h.........!..!!!!!!!!!!!. 86 North Carolina G’ri. now.*. 20 South Carolina 6’s, now. 26^ -w[^W ^t>RK, Nov. 20— Esenina.—Money easy at Sterling Exchange firm at io9i <1109». .‘^C*Vts.?r?lcr* State bonds dull and hoavx. Gold weak at I It* J; loans wero made at l vt 2 pi r cent tne clearances wero 827,00U,U00. Stocks duh an l strong, except Hannibal an l St. Joseph, which was lower, on tho rumors that the suspended saving? banks sold tho stock as collateral. Tho following aro tho closing quotations of Govern ment socu.ifios: United Statos coupon G’a, 1SSI.1173 ^luiuv* .7w»irs 0-^0 8 IC.'U/.UJl Unite l States 5-20’s 1864.m* Ui»ite 1 States 5-20*b 1863, <>11.m? Unite.I States 5-20*6 1863, new.114? United States 5-20*b 1867.H-u United State:; 5-20*8 1868.ipn United States l0-4u’s.f eoupai.|ujn Currency 6’s. Tito following wore the cloying quotations oi Stocks: Western Union Telegraph Co. G8; Pacific Mai!..... 47* N. V. Central an i Hu Ison Uivor consul! late i.... J»J7 X. Central and Hudson Kiver couscUi late i scp 81 Erie. Erie preferred. 1 Harlem.....!!!!!!! !l£» Harlem preferred.1.122 Heading.1. Michigan Central. 1111111111 li i I.ake Shore Michigan Southern, isu Illinois Cent nil.jq.j Cleveland Pittsburg.1^41 Chicago North Western. t;o* Chicago Northwestern preferred. 8!>f Chicago Hock Island.Ur. 3 AlilwaukioX: St. Paul. 53* Mdwaukio X: St. Paul preferred. 7M Pittsburg Fort Wayne. <17 H^oatcslic .TiarktU. New York, Nov. :o.- ;altte in irk«*t—*j title dull a id li lu a> 9] 4^ 13c receipt* tor the week 74Gr». Sheep In avv and the qaility poor; quoli.1 j.t 4 a. i;J; lj mb< 5} 7j{c; Re.ei »ts.;5 0o(l; tieg turn a»5<0 5 50 t r ove and 6 -5 a 7 01 I r dressed D cat; Ho eipt: 2c,4O'). N f w York. Nev 20 Evening—Co. t'n in laii r«q csl at Jc alia tc; sale; 40 9 laks; Miidlny upia d> Feu —sulci 7000 l-bl?.. aidSJflu lowe .Stau* 5 9* 7 23: round Loop «**i io 6 70;u 7 20; Wester 1 5 9) ;o.7 30; So or hern 6 8 n 0 25 vViu* ,t irr. golar; op-miq; heavy and cl >«ingsteid\ 8il-s *8 L0:> bush.: so. I Spnng at i 38; No 2 do I 51 uj I .4; Wini r Hid and A tuner vVesferr 1 60 Cq} l 73. C'*natti c and miner; *0109 14GC00 b'i>d»; Mixed SYe tent *l 77 7<<-; old du 8« 83pj in st«ie;7'» o 80c all :«t, eosin; ui ouls’de prkr>3_ Outs h sha le firmer: s*!es 34 (00 Lush, aj 51 (gi 54i'. Heel dull. P *rk quiet and heaiv; new rues.r 1? 00 (a. 13 60. I/tid dull end heavy al 0 (a-. Gift* Curie: 8t«ad V Ui-key >ioa i\ at 9k\ H’ce il m r at S 4c ik* Sugar tiro)'r; Mu^wulo refining 9 s*jc C 11 e quiet and iirin; liio 16} w Moi s-es dul Naval Stores—Spi i-'s I ;i per ditto s e»dy a4 67; '4x1 r>8.*. Lto*»*> tta bonfieJ. ivtroleuui quie:; erode 2j refine J ’2} a C.’f* T 1! a vk »ievl> at 0 a} 1j>c. Freights to L'verpool very firm; Colton Q «*r g:eaiu S 7-16 i; Flour per sail 28 63. Grain per steam 8} 4$ 9d. QuMOf. Not. 20.—Flour quiet an I unchanged When firm and hi tail* detn .a 1; So. 1 Spiiug 1 25? No 2 do l 211 I 21 j; No 3 at I I irjeek d 1 1 »3 a 1 03;; S 2 Sprinu >clh*r November i 2'f u 1 sel cr December 1 2 3 1 22*; «tu January I 28? a I 24. Co.u a *iv« tul weak and lower; N 2 Mixed 42:; r.jeered 41 (q} »lj pel r Nov tuber 4 4 4.'.}; do December 42|c; 60 J i- lutrv 42c. -uye dud and lower al 62c Oils dull an I low- r; So. *n* 31 It i1 ley active and h fch-r; s’o 2 pritig at 62; (Sp 6k; N.». 3 a: 534(a.'53c: rej cU.nl 49c. Po*k dull and a s i We lower at 12 4 u. 12 4 ler J mi ry 12 59; fc o- February 12 70 12 75. seller March *13 9J jl 12 05. 1,ud steady 8ic. IJa k meats s eudy; gucu It ims f»3 7j r; shoulders *!je; xhorf»»** mid Ilea .*Jc. Wh skev in liguf d«.*ui tid a»*d hoi oif firm 87c. Live boifc in g »od demand :*8 'fi 33. Reea»|d6—5000 UMs. Hour, 43,000 bu li wheat, 179 000 bush, c-irn, 5,t>00 bush. oa'F, 51,030 bu.-b. barley, 10.000 l ush. r\e, 10.000. Ship'oeu’s -51 e i»b!a. 11 wr,51,000 l* 1 h. wln af, J15, lion t.iish. corn,. 75 00) bush. Ua. Ie>, 6,100 bnait. rye, 5000 bogs. Vov. 20. F our doll and unchanged Whe n dull and snade oiver; No 2 White Wabasli hid hi 147, extra WUhe Michigu- 1 fj.t; \iutu*r lo 1 4*.'j ru) 1 43; No. 1 K*d #t l -1; No *2 do 1 :;'ti; 3n. Corn dul an 1 a-bade l>*e hiab Mixed M; new 5 4 :1- w d 1 5*2 uew 31 j 5$ 52c YcM«>iv, new, 32jc; Wlti e 53-. Oats do 1 and unebang d. 0**«;»N wn r-QV. tfe* mV+rk—Mill :i>;k'«d hh4 n »demand -14 12 73; n w 03. Lari I uli and h w_t-Hiea n 8f«\ i;iim Mr«ig dull anldxopiu; shonldors 5 by t^e: c!«:'r ril» 6 Cal ujc; '-’ear s i;« s lij on a t an i *o*cr: c ear rb fjj w 7) cle*r sides 7) 7Jc. iv«* II 2o quiet and s\euk. clo in» 3 i»0 ij) 4 -0; receipts 12 00). Whisker steady at >8e. St. Louis, Nov. 20 —F our dim ami s-ane; Su erfiuc Wimer 5 50 cb 5 75. V hrt ti null ami lower; N 3 Wed 1 40 'cb 1 41. Cun active and ld^lie Mixed cii 'rr k 4h'; >c lo.v, puc'-e-l 51c. (dais iu iur«ir nmnd; No. 2 nt 30) Karlev tinner; society prime Spi Mii75 v live hi Feral 71 (a) 75. P'-rk lower at 13 25 (ii> 13 75; di v stlud mean- 10 to 2J« sh. uld. rs 5) a.' 6-; clear riUGl OJc: c car s: ?i s G? a) 7. fen dcon dud; shoulders 7gc; clear aides Tjo. xaid easier 8) 8)c, Milwaukee, Nev. 20.-Flour du l at 5 7* G50. When: N.i. 1 at I 25 o. sttrnm r No 2 lirA ar 1 20) 'Ob 1 26) l*»r .-uuinie,; I 2») l 21 j *or wi uer Hit'— No. 2 quota 3 c. (J-»ru du’ljNo. 2 Mixwi 44.*,e R.vc—no 1 tirm at 6>)c; No 2 .M»riti*l steady at 64;. Receipt —5JP0 bb's flour, 4S.000 Fudi. win at. Sh»j moats—2,000 bids. U uc. 21.000 bush, wheat. CBtRt.RSTON Nov. 20. -Colton steady; Middling uplands 174‘ I7)c. M line. Nov. 20.—Cotcob sir ng; Mid IFng up lands 17J 17)o. Savannae, Vov 2*. Cotton in good douuad; MiiMho* uj.lands 1?* 17*1*. Nkw i r sna, Nov. 20.—Cotton quiet; Mi- diin" uplands IFJc. Fereiao iviarkrtv. Liverpool. Nov. 20- lt.J9 h. M.—Cotton firm; MhMiinjf uplau s 8)d; do Orleans 9* a 94 sal.* 12,060 bales. Paris. Nov. ‘.0—11 30 A. M. —Hi n*es 56' 70c. Lo D>N, Nov. 20 —11.30 A. M.—Consols closed at 93) tor money an l acmu t. American aecuritlci—U. S 5-208. 1862,0l|; lo 1863. old, 52; do 1867 94); U. S. KMO-tOj. IjfVNtvnN. Nov. 20—1.33 f\ M —Couso at DC) lor money and accouu Anwr tan Becurdioa II. S 5-’0*s 186.’, 92; dw 1863, Uu, 8-i; do U‘G7, 14*; do IC-k’s 30). Liverpool. N..v. 20—13) P. M.—Cotton clo:cd tiim: n» is 13.0i0 labs.' L*inbox N- v 2*1—5 I*. M.—Consols closed at 9 :f t r m*i cy ami acou.t. Amciican seunliio* -U. S. e-20's 18G2, 9l|; do 1*C3 old, 9.*; do 18 .7 94*; U S. 1 40s, 10). Paris Nov. 20-3 00 P. M.— Rentes closed at 5Gf let. Livkbpoot., N'»v. 20—5 M —Colton c ored firm Mi d ilia iij 1 .mis Dpi; do Ollcaus 5 J xi Did; fthldl 15,0;0 bales. l.i vet POOL Nov. 50—3 i\ M lie fluid Petroleum at 17 voi I7jd._ V rci|[lil». PiilL.VDRl.PHiA, Nov 18 —Freights—The follow ii.g are ill current rn'ts ot coil heights ir. in Port Richmmd lor tie w.-ek eiulFitr Nov 17:—I Poit Inml $2 00; B.-sion $3 (W 3 15 Pi:litnn $2 10 ..I I IMl K' I. I L, ImrC iff; 8sl»n» S i UO; Sau;us $3 U); Ptovidcme $2 53; Wr mi $2 50. New Oki.kaxs. Nov 14 *ic:gut# -The efieilngs lor L’veapnol a-e lair, wlili an atu*»V soppy ol r mm on iln berth. i lie mwemoflt roust wise is very limited. Cotton io Liver unl,bv saii.fi-'Cd; io Havre 1/c; to liosu n to Llvri po bv s*e‘iui. 5-s.l; io IPrt. on ami Hamburg jd; New York jjc; to PUilu t'elpbli l noHloa Mlork LUt. [Salon at tho Broker's Board, Nov. 20.] United States Sixes, 1881. 117i Bostou and Maine Kail road. I ll j Kaslern Uidlroad. 108 Michigan LWltral Hailroatl. 118 Uni -u Pacific Railroad Sixes. S3} boTud Kii^r A Hare. Opportunity. A FHW goo (Ini icnci Boird rs on b'a* com moiiat.il with first- l;n< h -aid l*o.iu« 15 »o *er w^ek, ac< or |i jg to ionu<. A. idress IMx 8*0, Port and V. O." novtucdSw IF YOU WANT TO FIT A Difficult Foot, Ci» TO Pilmer’s 132 Middle Stieet Where, you rm g vr’de or narrow, lu’l or 8 In Bret just the vu !ih and 1i u:tU th t will lie coy iir. grace'ui, and enjoy the tare luxury ol wearing a I cr ied titling tmul. sep20tt Jo. 10S Middle Street, OT.& A. I9. DA RUIN 15 Have rrceiv.'J from Xtw York. "ilk Vriwef* miil Sal'll*. In all colors; Tlufnd m«-«I Vlslto Lacea, Drrua niid •m k Butwu« nod (hu tuimtii, "lur Eiubrnidery 15»aiUn F»io c», m a 1 colors. omit twd then 3weoi Sfl'iiE®, SEE5>i OAAn HUS4E1S Ne. T'111) liy Fo.d; i!so Clover mm livd Top i.n *lc by hex it i r, l ,e v m r.v e i. Portland, Fept 2, 1871. sei 2dtl is it pc Kliz belli Crist Mill. liuisbt VillC. rpHE above Mi I bavi g been put In lliorom.li rc L p ir. is m w j.re rated Io grind i »r fie Merchants •»r l*citland, ni i. r ibi Panneis ol ih'S vicinity. larg* or sm«i| q iai:t t'^r, on rta?on «h>r teims and saii-taciii.il guaranteed. a supply ol -Viral and Corn on hand r.t -II 11 es. No'diber 11 B71 H. LAPPIN. uol Id eo i il TH SF In wjot ol P'ain or Knncv dob I'rinBng will fin.I it io their advance f'111 °*%v M• Maek-, at the iVdv P'c^.Jwb i’uuilng Oflb i, tx oluwtyt Si reel. JVtfmd. a- ii ————a—i- -irini—Tii—t MISCELLANEOUS. A Safe and Profitable INVESTMENT. FaJ*st Mortgage ISoMd* To a limited amount, upon a railroad which iswil '.orated for bufluess, and which has been already largely constructed with the funds of its Stockhold ers, cannot be otherwise than safe. This security i Increased if the Constructing Company is com pc sod >f men of high character, anl of ample moans foi •ucccssfully carrying through any work that they un lertuko. THE New Orleans, Mobile and Texas R. R. Company Oder for Hale a bond which combines these advantages to an unusual degree. The route lies between Mobile, Alabama, and Houston, Texas—passing through New Jr loans, the New York of the South. Of the whole line of 473 miles, about two-thirds are already built, ml the Stockholders have expended nearly TEN MILLION DOLLARS in the work. The bonds now >!tcred are secured by a mortgage up -n all thut part if the line west of New Orleans, which bus an enor mous traffic assured to it from the starr, this being the only mil connection by which the cotton, corn cattle and other productions of Texas can reach New Orleans. So important is this road considered to Louisiana, that the State h is made very liberal grants in aid of the enterprise, by direct donations, by endorsement second mortgage bonds, and by subscriptions to the stock of the (.'oinnany, amounting in till to over eight million dollars. The First Mortgage Eight Per Cent. Ronds N'lW offered, are limited Jn'aiuonnt to 12,300 per mile, and are for $1,000 or B000 mob, Interest payable •January an 1 July, at rite rate of K per cent. Currency ■>r 7 ]>or cent. Gol l, at tbe option of the bolder. Bonds 1 If .U-ter.,1 Am mg tlio Ion ling Stockholders of the Company rM*° Hon. E. D. Morgan, Ex-Governor an l Ex-U. S. Smator; Hon. John A. Griswoll, Ex-Lieutenantl G >venior, Troy, N. Y.; II m. Oakes Ames, M. C., Massachusetts; Messrs. Morton, Bliss Co. 1. Von Hod man Co., J. W. Seligman Co., Harrison Durkco anl others, of New York; Benjamin E. Bates, Pros! lout Bank of Commerce, Franklin 11a /cus, President Meiclvtnis’ Bank, Boston, and others, also well known. The ab >ve statement of facts proves the safety of these Bonis. Their profit is o>pially inanifoi t upon examination. Taoy are sol l for the present at GO anl accrue l Interest from July 1st. At tils pi ice they afford a certain iuc >!ue for forty-rive years, of nearly nine par cent, upon their coat. One thousand dollars invest© 1 in thesj eight per cent, bonds will give the purchaser more than seventy-seven per cent, greater annual interest than the sarm amount invostol in tlio new G >venimmont Five per cents., while hoi lers of G^verum nt Sixes will find a decided profit in selling tliejn at present high prices, an l re in vesting in New Orleans Mobile mil Texas Bauds. S:il»scripiions will be ivcoivod hi Portland by Hosrm. HWAN BAHBETT, Bankers, lOO middle Nt., 15. TVS. PA YSO.\,Brokrr, 32 fixchuage Nt., wm. E. WOOD, Gy Lxchungr Nt. Inf u niat i »n c jnclftiing the Company an 1 the Road, and pamphlets coutuiuhig map and full detaiiaof tlm outorpiis?, can be obUiino iof the uuiorsigued or any of the Company's a Ivertised agents. W. S. SH.iTjrU€3£, Hanker —AND— Financial Agent, A'. O. .1/. d; T. It. li. Co. No. 23 Nassau Street, New York. ocU-l&\vi03m i0Gisse §e©53fl‘itics OF 1 HE EOROPEAN AND NORTH 'AVtERTOAN RAILWAY CO. nnilKF. AN. a. RAILWAY is com pi. ted from l Rnu/or. Maine,’o m ,!obu. Nc.v Rrnrswhk. a distance m 2(2 iui!<*\i;h the exetplion of li& nsil-s tween Winn. Me,, and he boundary line of the Stale at Vatevlroo* O: ihi* poition ilu* track is u w eliii* hid. b il f'l.m Winn eastward ar.d •raiu V.ni«r**bor«»’ ices Heard and the woik will b- i c uip'e ed ai.d tian s rai.uing from Bangor to St. .John in S. p'eudk-r next. Th.s road will then to THE 05LY RAILWAY CO\.>HCTIK«i '5’Hi: US ST. v TATE. rw i U. a* m U.ica a A!.P9 ,\fW Brunswick and Nova s> ctiu). The oomation o' tl e UJUviliu Provinces is ubo.it ONK .15 I fl.fl.BOrf, d all the Iwi.l t avul. 'leiglit, mails. between them ut tl).* Unt et! St des.will ya«H over this I rua* Hue.will.h is \vt ra»i r Bouemnoi. Altlio -yh no? \*t eorop'etrd, the business cf the rou4 is already f«r greater llmu i‘s most fWPguioe fileu'i' predicted. and Is coiilitinu’fy inerius’r.g. I he nei curuiiio-f (ro»i Loral Bnd:ii M aloue, on t 5<> uides com td Pi .VI sine, already exceed th interest oa two and one qua Her urllions ol dol lars. and will be largely it creating after >«pt u»xl by the hu.-iurts to and lron» tf e Proviucra. To complete this roid, and to tqnip it a.- tul’y as .ts present l iree banmes* and iti* itn-ned me hm-asc consequent upon Us C'mpieti, u. rc jit-res —the Com pany hue iisukU its Bon is U e arcouut of Two Midions ol Dollars, eeuivd by i FIRST ONLY MORTGAGE ON ITS HVTr E IIO 1> AND P«OI». liHTV FJS-.1I VV»N> iu V t.Nt FBOKO’ besides a Second Mo'igage on I lit e.\t ic road and •quit men is from Bangor to Wine, 56 mii*s. This portion cost some $2 S'JO.Q 0, and the o >i> lien there on is n mortgage to tin ctiy o» B.«ngor to 00:* Off) and in ud iinou thereto hv a t I ki*» V AINU UOkiTGABii ou 800,000 Acres of Land! S dd lands bdng the s»n»e granted by i lie S’ate ol Vnine t" a d th construction ol thi* road. v are silnuicti a*ong flic* PouoWor and S’. John riveta, in l are hc.viiv I'innerel aid valuable. Large i rues. rtCK Ciallv in the lei tile Aroostook allyy (the 3-ic t a2 icuituiu* district in the SLitc aia valuib e mi mnnia*’ands us w-fll as tor their timber. Ibis im r.ense gram ot lauds equals about 14.000 Acres to each Mile ot Railroad wl.b wba h thevare mortgaged. They cover 1»50 q tuie mi'es (neatly r.s tares as tbe Stafe 1 o> Rhode lal^n which is 13j6 sqaaie lull* a and ate ot great va'ue. Thus, beside* the mortgage ot th» Rai'way, its •qiipinuus, Ac., width atone is ample MLey cm he bonsht at tur orlesa; otherwise in tjnlicd Slat s. State or M unicipul S ctiii.ie*. And on July l, 1S7J, mid nnon 1 it> thereafter until these Bond* In OoiPC due 1 r Hig uU paid, the K. A N A. Railway C«». is hound fc.» jm.v t» tbe Trustee* sum ot leotu y equal to one per cent, of the n 111-unt ol (loud* out*’and 1 Such amounts, ami all in cest ipc ivnion WH IM, v, IU .'IIIIKIIIC K> uiad are to be lu 'cd. ,1 a-« nbove >tVed. and those ai vMiypu'at'oi'B *re a-*My i,»r ihe j.iirpm of adjition ult) inovidln? lor tho redeinimni ol the c Bonds T'ua Kinking Fu»mI vi*l hums a In id cro.it eleaeut ot Btcoil ;r an l *lreng:.\ aru mMs to the safety ot lb 'hr Don Is I h» Iru-mfS tie Hot H iNMI.iI. M A Ml.IX, ot liner, Me, an! J. hIKi.lIl TlluUSOfi, ot Pht’ailMbtihi. l*u. 1 h Trnet'c* »re aotbo’lso 1 to receive me Bonds at l'ai* ami Accrued ImIcwmI in »abluent lo Aiiy *»t iho land* at mcir s| p.aieed value. These vaiy desirable securities lor sa c at SO and A erntd Inte*est in Currency. U, S Bonds .vu! ill marketable securities iec*iv ctf ;i» liighe-i marker |*ri. e in cx< hai.go lor these Bond and can he sent by KXfr m uud Pie*'te nured Exjuets. fee o*(Xptnsri 10 the par-liaset. I'iioiidi'eis vi ing Inrthfi paruju ai> rouccnmig the couitvc i'jus uuii business, will Map *li tv mg lbe lo. a.iou auu nu.d ol tills ro id, sent tree on ap thcat'ou to ELfJS M L1WFLL. Principal Agent of the Company for the Male of RoaelM, B A N G O IS, 31 A B N IS 0» TO SWAW BAS5RS-.Tr, Bankers and Brokers, lOO DliJdlt' Slrrrl.l’orllaiul. E-S'-On <-oir.| I-itm(in l'7-’|ot flO lotto. of Katirmd no.v b.iil'iiiii. Ool ffoei. St 'IiiIiii, N. II, anw ork, in c ’lac ta or coining mmi Kuroi e. l y rail t.» or Hutu Halifax,— a Urge bu-iuess iu p:\s s-ligers, mails an f Ireiglii will Hereby be tuned to tio i rufiic ovei I bo K. N. A. Bail way. JuIvlJ-sneod if Anna F. lii tiji, TEACHER ef the PI ANO FORTf 29 sr awji str t: j: t. pygatlfrfactory icfcrei.ie given when roqulnd. oc' eot‘ 3 in_ Desin bU Building Lots for Sa'e. i y V vrtn»€f :i H cn*s sriufcnd by tin II n. John 1> A. Waterman, Jut go of flu tut of Probate l,»r the Coiriiy n u *o land. 1 w n*4 offer a» pii v.im sale 11 vc-ci.hh- ij parts, »n common au i un il vidtd, h 1 t oi tan' u able tor i w i lor.*, ita at»d at No. 'OS Vaue5* ’ll n-»tn* Cnn to Mj i,Y A, STF.EI.S. P.UI md, Nov. 17.1*71. *?*n« TZ^xtertainments, i ASSKnBLYl mb. A. B, «}|?k win'd imniUo<-(> III. 'ti>giapb Al l»u Ladi"«* Sli.w’a. I>r*ss I'aGOillS Jewelr Li< oks o» Po;ms, &o« Diorj-open al 7 o’.’ocy. Commerce at K'9«rvcd 8eas»*o cum £drotation 33 cent*. Tijktts omv l»o bail at Mebsrit 1U c* Oijln’s Ma*i S ote. 77 M d i e «treei, *t Ira C. *io kbrt Musi WureUoU e, 1 0 E*ih ..ig« it m.d u* ill: ui. li *%20 Dramatic uud M unicul The p’e* in* cli mu a of FSTTK «ww-aT5^_.tn__ Preceded by th* atrusiug OPERA VI VIA, t$v Amateur* rt this city, w ill be *»p*fetcd hi n;d of ihuiuu. s.ji Mi: I ltd ti »hee. BJuive sul »i 4o c «ly. ti their iicw Ciiuiiu corner ot Co-grew* mu*I ii-du Streets, Tuamlay 1' venhiy. Xov. 21?t. Tb*ke n 93 c* tats, or live nr $1 to be h.ul iC the tunal 1ao< h atid at tbe Ijo“. nolatd JFair and I nto tainment. The irttriubi is ot he Indi t, 3t. Ueiversilist Scci* ty WILL HOLD A FAIR ANIi ENTERTAINMENTS ’j EIU SEW CHURCH Ca Tuesday. 21st inO., And continue through the week, in tin afternoon and cv.-Lii g cn ca 'li there w-'ll bosplraa’n; Rut**r aiunieiP. v rjluj f on* i-mhonetbat mc« c-P I. The FulK wdl embrace u v.>r:t-ty i.tiii v and useful aitichs, iud t’lj cve.iiui cutjitaiuiucuts aid be i ih ia.>si au'e^able character. Atiiui-ftiota i -bfeiilinrs .5 <«nJs, or live lor one dollar; A Penn ons lOreuti; to t*e Hid Hi S. II. CoUswoi thy’*. 9 L ICx’han^e reel. Chutes Cunt is Co.N,‘P! Coigir-s* stre-i», T. Ku ghc, cn-. Mi dc an t «cdn stuet, Cesscn lei/s Ptikdical Depot and »t (bo door. u viG >1. U Ai Fifth Entertainment Wfducsd >y Ev ulny, Sov. 220, EFADIXUS ASH RSCITAI IONS BV WYZEMAN MAR-HALL AID Webster. Kvenhi'r Ticket* 5 c 1> or* opeu at G 12 Read* legs at 7 1-2 o'clock. uolStd GRAND Thanksgiving Ball -AT I) A NT C A S T E R H A E I,, T'litusduy Evening, Xov. ROlli. COMMITTEE OF AItRAK< 1 EM ENTS. James A. M viiku Tuos. Cuisuam, Cuaui.es Thomas, Kmv. L. Prtndalt., Geo. X. Bkioos, Wm. T. Holuvan, Bknj. T. Limn, J. 15. Cuisuam. Music by ISaymo:ii*N Fu!l Qimilriile Bund. Tickets admit! lug Gent on J Ladies $1, to be ob tained at Maher Co.*s opposite the Post Office, or at the door. noglTTdfcSkw&TWTuw Army Navy Course Tbiril I. olerluir.niccit. Thursday Eve'eg Nov. 23. LECTURE BY Rev. William l. Ga®*, of Conn. Fub} ct: E»u|»fr *i Wiliam and bi« G^mral*.” Doors cii it oMo-Jk. C ucert by Por’a'ml t i ii> I h 7}. i.ecu re a 7.4'. Oour.-n Ti.-ke v>0. €reim»a k t* ■’Vo-cnts. t rsslc.il C. w.tlnlxcy A: Co.N, ami the mtiJo stoles ot Ira C. StOikbudge a id Hawes Ciuigiu. n v'M v EPaifoUIC AsSCBIlbfij The G.~H\ T. S.t Will civc tbeir footlh Assemt.h at laxcastei: iiall. Thursday Kre’g. 1\'ov. 2.1. Under the m nag* tneiu oi C apt. ED .VAIL.) IIO O I ns. GfcU. H KMTRR, J T. 3EAYKU Maslo by Wabb’i Till Qcadrillo Batd fix PUCKS T ck«-t* admiuing Osar un I T.:i 73 cent®. I>ai eiug to catuuie ce at 8 oVI- ck. u v2* 11 ^loi’haui Neisoinary. Boar l *f Instrnctlon. M. aCDSE, A. M., Principal, and Teacher of Classics. MISS ADELA CARNES, xPrec 'ptross and Teacher of Vocal an 1 Plum Music. MADAME MARIK COUULAEXDEU, -i j/dy •*’4 *T »acher of Modern Languages. MISS JENNIE E. BODGE, Assistant Preceptress, an Teacher of Rhetoric. Inst nieti n will be given by competent Toiudiein in Mat hem ales. Drawing and Painting, an I an Asi&staut in Music will bo h cured as soon as possible. M'inlcr I'criii ('onlinearcs IBcrrinliei* 3lh, uni C'oaliuurt Flrvru Weeks. KOIKD A\I> TUITION. FI1HE S unlnarv Bull.llng will l>c d« voted to the ac c»mm idalion of yonng ladles f>r bianling. yet the classes may l*> arranged sa as to include bnh sixes in recitations. GBo.tr.l tor Vo.i i-x lia lies *49 prr Term. Yxinng La lit s desirous of bi.arding themselves will Ik* furnished with r-smis in the Seminary Building. Each room is dealgno I f >r two p osons, an 1 will l>o eimfirlors, pillow cases, towel* an 1 toilet snap. Hoard f*r young men can bo nbtnluel In private families on runs nmbk* terms. FitcMrlesnro ottered to those wishing to bard themselves. English Stu lieu or Teachers’ rinse.$ 5 00 English Studies an 1 Lm In and Grock. H IK) French, Gorman or Spanish, oacli. 5 011 Book-keeping an I Penmanship, both. 3 00 I'rawing. 4 00 Painting. oo Plan »Music. pg oo Vocal. 3 00 For farther Infatuation apply to €S. M. BOD»C, Pi iiiripul, Bethel, (until Nov. 25th), or J. A. WATER.TIAN, Scmtary, Gorham, Me. Gorham, Me., Nov. 10,1871. nol7d*&wtf Exiii? e«•■»*’• Df» i-'* 8?* L II. District, Tonjpkin>vilie, No* Vo If, J N vernier, «87i. To Quair men mid Kuih'crs. PliOPOS L i *or tie inalerisls in labor tor com p!e ing tl:J four «l» i n and const* u ling the p*er and l*i»«»iu wl arf *«»r L'KLt House cu Race l*oct, Lo»*i» I*'::nd >ou *1, N. Y. feded i»irno*aN ml' be r»c*ived at this effloe un til noon ot l'ec. tuber 18. 7871. *<-r lh-» tn&bri i!i n l labor I r on pVti-ig th» nmndatioti anti to- *oi. siruc in* th p er and Hading wlia’lt r the Light lion4** t>r Race R>ck L Hi Mail Sound * he*I to each pi* a o-oi1. Tr< ptw »'s nin-t be tn id-on tb<* 11 mk forms attacli c lie* the si-e* ilk aliens tttrt.s’H tty ih**oG*e and b dd rsmnst .-ortortu to-be r*qni tmeuts under the I* ml of u p rnct-cn* tn bidders. Ti e lollr win7 a* th- q utilities an 1 dimensions •or the w rk «lv. r i«o Thu to m lat on o b r.n piete bt a pr tec'?on of 830.• ids o« gran ?e b’o*'s, qua rk I ngtilar in s'lsje «itl meas-rtn* irem 4 tsfi cot fi meins io 4x4x* lee', *nd *c gli ng Irmu clg'it to ten ion, each. I In* Per i>i 'ii It in slime o* ibe im-liuoi »*t a cone. 57 to* t di*ti C er a* base, and 3- f ct *.l uieter at t >n, un I US tee’ b «gb. Tin I tiding wit rr s b* be ‘J5 to t wale by 53 toot 6 iiK’hcs *ong Tbs following arc IhsesUumkd q lanfc tio? requir ed 41 833 5cubi k* i of cl I st ne. 7 2 7 1 r ugh M tie. KJ|(k*7 coil* iTie. 3.000.4 bikk w. rV. 8,030 ton* t-l gra'.Jte to- fourvlaiiot. 1 C. WOODRUFF. Lieut.-Co'. Engine-rs. Engineer 3rd L. 11. Idstilot. n>!7*'3 aw 4 v Hoard fov Horses. ALCTIUjn SAJLtiS New House on Leased Land Auction. ON TUESDAY »MT ta M shill sail ta« No ir House on L*it KAtltr Street. ...VI S»i(J house coniiini 4 nnl*h<« noim, >*e r*-*nov.-*l prior ti Jiuii'irj 28. 18’2. WTernuat sal*. 105 15 01». K. i>. RAII.KV ,S hum. Adminiitralor’s Sale! O V vlitoe oi n license mo-Hie H jo/3obn Wa «,t'le ut mb.it.*, *ithiii mi f lor the "onurv o Cnmbirlvul, I ,b ,i Mill r i-.iti i•: hi lion at salesroom p n. Ki ll mre V/Th’ i>'jrtlUI 'i' on 1 biri.'sv. Nov »i. al 12 o’c jc* U. I he '.I lOwina per.o*i,| „t. 1-18 Stammer *»*Mar, p wl 18 Hanniv Wesn.ioaV 1-4 Wil Inn Aiihar, 1-18 Col 1-Jtiy, 310 C.tizcn, 1 18 Ha He Ko«s, 1-12 Brig Kr.mlier. W. H S.*CLK, A-ljiiull rator. lmme Hard *n»r ih a'-ore sale ill In roij I-IH 8cb *onpr C. K Drc-ser. 1*18 A**nls K,ee nan. 1 8 O.Zcle. Ocurgp W Pief/S. _ »-0. B viLty A GO., Attti'n. V. O. HAII.hV A CO., turn Furniture, Orcckerj-w rj,i o BY AO! On Thurrilnf, AtlA, nt IO A M„ al Furulia r ii>>u< a. M(. "e* sells, V.rl.'e to.' tabl-. V),a* i.i f.i ick-waleut anil h *tr ..2"';y a -i ciop i i„1(. Bb«*k Wa'DUft Whi Uoti ii»| l|*t rr» e.s. B'-wH W a1 nuc Mien*ion TaMf* 13r« rr- loo z Bn-ean* Mi'Tor-* Mahogmv Sideb aril, W*rtio:«<. Par >r Airtight and C *>k St.iv l>ei* ter Mata>s .ml Sp in; Puli, a Urge v tri -ly ofCfLeker?, Glass.watt. Sic. A !so rtf n-nan lime, ono A. W. Lihlpi.no, a not iLi ruuie- t in ex ell.Lt order. Sit e po>ik've. LoSO’-t Sale to Vlose Consignments. On Thursday, Wot. 2!st. AT 10 A. ATSALHanOOM 18 Exchange Street, Wo tba*1 »e’l a general Assortment ot I>ty GuoJh. Fancy Good*, Cutlery, Blankets, &r. Liery article to be i»ol i without res rve. F <1 IM <1 V 1 a_.1.. I _ novtcO Manufacturers’ Sale -OF CROCKERY WARE TO THE TRADE, BY AUCTION F. O. ll.llliUV t’9M AuctJouimrs. Oil llojsliy, A'ove:nl)tua ’iith, At 2J P. M., a. our Salowroom, ^fo. lH Exclmnge Street. Wo shall offer to the trad* a largo Huuof Ir n. Stone. C. O., Rxilcingham anil Yellow Waro, in v.u ty. Catalogue* fumishod uj*»n appUcalbai. \v on Exhibit! n Saturday, Js’ov. 20th. uav2IUl R. K. HUNT, (fomnrsgioa Maroh&at aid AnadonaHr Y]O. V#Cottrell »t., will sell every eT#r»tuf ll I*rgo a«.«ortnjenr ol s aple ind ftim'y floodi flood* wul be §01 l during the day in lots to toll t archaserj. nt wbo:esa'e prt« t. Cidi l«imcfl n. u escripiions «»t poo u. Oon*.^nn>en'-« not limited, fcbfwtj 11, IMA. «Ul I_H N-s-t-i-c-e T-h-c-x-o F-A-C-T-S --TUAT AT— BritAivs €EofEai«g lfion§f, Can bo found a»>y a f’gle in Ihi way o< Wvtiing A pual lor Men aad »C»ys an I at pr c that Will npcuk for Thrna t-lvea. Wt- bavu a wed ars »rtrd sbek, nr (too Is ar* Hr t class in everv respect an I we a m to pie so in p,».c, ma dial ani make. Who i-auh HJ#hrd to dre?s il w tucloth’eg at tbe.e pil e*. QwieoaU Qvcrc.ah Qv. rrsold JO |)aiia6.«siaiii la J4 Miii 4 [dee fee* 1)ceftr« to V I Mefi in tO It la ^r«M MuJh Up ir u Suju 'U;i* $s m |>oy-’Xu*t* |j j >a Mails JO B yu* Overca la la j^oys* 0»or«o*i.4 IN jjoM’ Ororcaara |)aal» autl VeiU $5 la 1J $J 3U ta M "J JuUcrcontf* $4 la 14 Vania 11 la iS Au«l ini cndleyy vairidy of (rtiri«»i wear, Cardigan, aiH p urtiisiifLg floods, at the tunic I»w price*. No. 1 70, opposite loot ol' ICxcliauj,')) street. No* r-.r»-;« SlieriiTs Sale. Cl' II U K’ll. AN l». sn: f|'A.il N on txectiion ami wilt lx* »oM at pnT.f»u I a n./1..». oi sa:iu<‘ay. ilm sect ml d*v ni De cember. A. D.. D7‘, at Ih e* oVoek ;u ib** Mitetno*»'i at the III e *>f J W o»a.iill*. In Drnoifticl, In wni l County. all i)>e tight in Equity, which Clarp-k Thorn pent, ot Brn'ihwlci. tn the Cnutny of 'unite b't.d, hn I o-i i* e i ae-tv-e'ght day oi dole, A.I), WTI.at te >u*olock aid Buy in-notes in the attar d o:', vheiit eu'ii-wu iihc'u'i on t'»e "rielnxt wi t. to r d*tttu ibe following tie ml *gd Ue%J Vs ta*c, HhtAi*d in IJ utiswiek. *n -aid Count v. t* w!i a pcitiin lot of la to ia lltuo whi, utofryaW, wdlt the budding* ih renit, known as t! c li< tueyrex l utn ot the at Jnnic-a Du’ini g. beti g tin yam j ireuiijMcotiftfte.1 to hi'lo* U lhontpaoa bv J.nue-y 8 Purtlii*, by h*» Deed ot warranty, ai. d vf*rt X, 13 2 a: .1 tecotdi-d ill the Jnmbei land Krg «tty D ml*. V »i. SI P..fe 329. A w by Kamu 1 l.ui. n n i»\ Id* Dp* ot Q licr.la ni, exc ptlng that a BiuUe bvTh'iat|Mjn, Hud n part exile.11' e dad•* ijli ise lot wddio.lo'm L. Swbt. ibe *c;l ol the cum being about one bundled u»t^w Abo "i e oiber 'o* ol land w..U I tic bn il l Ink* tb*-r on, situ ted in an id Utuo-wteir, on the >ou'n wide at N »n|o yt o t, and rue j pied by ih; adl I'birer 'fnon»pwo’» belnj ilio t-nra* conveyed by Wtiiaieti NV. D ugia«w. by Ida f) -e of warrant ,dated **ovcm b r 8. I v 3, unr| rrc .tiled in h i Cnninetlnnd Iter.*’* ly of IlCti I* Vo!. 329, l*a.att I let. The c'mvc cTcub-ra being a itj ».*t to a mortgage .pro»d.*'l in do Cu>u bw/bli! Reel'tty Ot Deed*. 4» *ok SRI, PagefTI yI\ by *llie eat-t Chat lea L Tb .tur*' n m die l!iun<>wic< cavi»'g- In itu'lou to weenie idu payment ot a pr.un twory note‘oi !3wM J. IV. KOltSAI IH, Deputy Sheriff. Guard tan’s Sale. PUU ill AST to u lice-ice of tb i .lVulm'e Court for be C .utv Cittiib»il *nd to tn granted oo tb* tlfwt Tue d*y of November. i8’l, to ru;ike ot t tan! ecMita o* Caleb Hatch. Ma ilia K. Hatch u-.«t I Hum oil l». H ili. inv wild*. c.M.eJxiiuf of Hit ce ll. toenth* I.i -oraui u uml iiodiviJcl ot .vrtal i oc t and. wbi. h m ine ei*ter'r linlfot ib- hun*ai..i l of the bite C.i’eb 3. Hatch, <'ic a-o I. on D a. 9uti S in b*dd I>0’tl*ml.valu2 the lot m«1J >luln/ *hw land t.n l bikore ot Oaorg') W II. II o. 1*71, on the 4 ecu y fiiirtli day ol J uarv. A. i\. !»?J an on 1 lie eevti th da> ol May, A. II, 1*7*, iron* o».e to fur o*cl rk iu the kt emut n on each of •aid cl *\s. HSNttY B CLE IV its, KOJKtir HOB NS >N. Commi tt/ojvm. P«fcea at Porlland tbe eighth day 01 N v.»ii»|*»'. A. I) ,1871. dUffaWK T\0 YCUT FEEL WEAK AND LANGUID IN -M CONSEQUENCE OF OVER EXERTION? Have you taken cold Are you afflicted with Itbcuiuatlain, or pains ol auy kind try one o f Wells’ Machine -spread Strengthening Tlasters. They will certainly euro. They are composed orchoico emollient gums, spread on tbe finest kid, of three different sizes, ami are worn with easo and comfort. Sold by Druggists, price IS, 20 and 30 cents each. F. C. WELLS CO., 192 Fulton Street, N. V. Commissioner.s’ Notice HflHE cn lei»UneJ hive beeu »p)>v t>taI iXmia ii. 1 ►ioiierj io ruvtre and do. i.i® u|t>ii c uimt ■U 'i “t ihr rst ite »r Dorm if Mr Fu| !mi mi Q being m» ivenr. IVr«i>»smiv i iffm \r ei.|jn,4 ug mint siid v»t it** at ‘he IHe i»| Eio oi i« W Pot Ku 18 *x l a-ie.lruct In Il.rahe n,,n ol ibr tvt Su* urdivf o' Davniner 181'..inlet l.i.uitv »cbriiiry W u- Ii and At ril 1ST*. Imiwcon me b m h oi 3 an I I o |'cV, wlncb lim-a and pbi> e linTo i«.n a ,im,rto*l b« u. i r ibo t urpnar. FRKDKR'CK k X, tioUII»«3wM WILLIAM O. TWndni.Y. OFFICES to EET. 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