The Portland Daily Press (Portland, Me.)
February 1, 1870

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PORTLAND Ζ~Γ~9 ~PORTLAND. TUESDAY Established June οι. y.

DAILY PRESS. MORNING, FEBRUARY 1. 1870. Terme $8.00 per annum, in aa. The Portland Daily Press Is published every day (Sundaysexcepted) bj the Portland Publishing Co., At 10» Exchange Stbeet, Portland. Teems Eight Dollars a Year in advance The Maine State Press li published every Thubsday Mornixo a tK.90 a year; if paid in advance, at $2.00 ι year. Bates or Auvebtirino.—Oue inch of space in length of column, constitutes a square." «1 .50 per square daily first week. 75 cent per week after; three insertions, or less, $1.00 continuing every other day after first week, cents. Half square, three insertions or less, 75cents one week, $1.00; CO cents per week after. Special Notices, one third additional. Under bead of Amusements," S2.00 pei square per week three insertions or less 81.50, Advertisements inserted in the ".Maine State Pbess" (which has a larse circulaliou in every part ol the State) for P1.00 per square for first insertion, and 50 ceins per square for each subsequent iusertioii. Address all communications to POBXLAND PUBLISHING CO. BUSINESS CARPS R. Έ. COOPER CO., Practical Plumbers, AND DEALERS IN Bath Tabs, Water Closets, Marble S'abs, Wash Basins, Sue ion and Force Pumps, KuDber Hose, Silver Plated aud Brass Cocks, LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, e*l?anifed Iron Pipe, Tin Pipe, Tin Lined and Cement Pipe. A good assortment of Plumbers Materials constantly on hai>d. Plumbing λ all its branches promptly attended to No· 109 Federal St., Jan» PORTLAND, ME. rttf HENRY OEERING, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, No SO Excliunerc St., Janll PORTLAND, IWE. *3m τ. τ. sjsrow, COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 58 Excbangc St., Portland. jMrftt DAILY PJ&E8B PBINTINQ HOUSE. WM M. MARKS, Book, OarcL and Job Printer. ÎOO Exchange Street, PORTLAND. ET Κ very description ol Job Printing neatly and promptly executed, and at the lowest possible prie completed at an aggregate cost far below that ot any competing line. These advan tages cannot iail to make it one ot the best paying roads leading irom the metropolis, and its First Mortgage Bonds one of the safest securities ever is sued. AU mortgage bonds issued on railroads run ning from (be City of New York are good, and the interest promptly paid, although some of them are mortgaged lor more than double the amount per mile that the Midland is. Among the bonds now offering we know of none equal to these. For the investment of trust or other funds there is nothing better; and in exchange for Government Bonds they g?ve a large increase of income, besides capital izing the premium. They are meeting with rapid sale, and we have been gratified to find that they are taken chiefly by our most conservative and sagacious capitalists in exchange lor Government securities. Price par, and accrued interest in currency. Circu lars, pamphlets, &cM on hand for distribution. GEOBGE OPDYKE CO., Bankers, JVo. 20 JVassau-st. no24tf Copartnership Notice. THE undersigned have this day formed a copart nership under the name of LUKE Γ. H. BROWN, who will consinue the business of Milling, Bedstead Manufacturing, and Store Trade LU Kb BROWN. FREEMAN H. BROWN. Having facilities unsurpassed, we shall endeavor to merit the patronage t the trade. LUKE F. H. BROWN, North Bridgton, Jan 24th, 1870. ja26dl wteod2w Oissolution of Copartnership THE copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned under the firm name of Ν M. Perkins Co is this day dissolved by mutual con cent, Eit er ot the late pirt «trs are authorized to sign in liquidation of the aftairs. N.M. PERKINS, MUSES MORRILL. Portland, January 1st, 1870. IV Ο ΤΙ Ο Ε The undersigned have this day formed a copart nership un-ter the name of N. af. Perkios Co., and wl'l continue the hardware business in alt its branches at No. 2 Free Btre-t Block. Ν. M PERKINS, JOSEPH H. BUCKNAM, ALBERT H. CUSHING. Portland, January 1st, lb69. jau6eodlm&w I> i ν s ο 1 u t i ο η TH5 limited partnership ot C. J. "vtalKER having expired by limitation, tne nndtisigned will continue ihebusineso under the fctjle of C. J. ^VALKfcB CO. CHARLES J. WALKER. CALVIN S. TRUE, L. R. SMITH. January 10, 1870. jall-d3w* υυμιΐΓΐηνΓδηψ jx υιινν. THE undersigned have this day formed a copart nership tor the *a'e of Boots, shoes, Leather and Findings, under the *tyie ol WII1TIVÊV TH^ITIAH, and havctaken ihe Store No. 44 Union Street. BEft J. F. WHITNEY, Ja20d2w JOHN P. THOMAS. Dissolution ot Copartnership. fpHE copartnership heretofore existing between J. the unrieisigi ed, under the fiim name ot H. A. BIRD CO., >s ibis day dissolved by mutuul con· sfnt The senior parser will adjust and settle the aflairs ot ibe copartnership. R. A. BIRD. A. B. W1NSLOW. December 31,18G9. Notice. The undersigned willcontin"e the Auction, Com mit-non and heal Fstate Brokerage business, under the name ot R. A. BIRD CO., at No 14 Ε> change Street. Personal attention given to the appraisal of Merchana.se and Peal Estate, and to the disposal tbe'ecf by public or private sale. Janldtt B. A. BIRD. Dissolution of Copartnership THE firm of BAMSAY WHEELEK is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The Hotel Business, known as the "Falmouth Hotel" will be conducted bv P. Ε. Λ\ heeler. Aug 30,1869. au31tf TV Ο Τ Ι Ο Ε Σ WE have this day admitted Samuel H. Brackett, a partner in the firm ot Shtri.ian Grilb.hs, and will continue tbe Plas ering.Stucco and Mastic busii'pss io all its branches, uuuei the firm nameot Sheridan. Gr.ffiihs BracKett, also bave purchased the fctock and bland ot Jos. Weecott Son, No. 164 Cooiin.Tcial street, tor the purpnpe ot cairying on the Commission Business,and w li keep constantly on band the best quality ot Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair &c.. We would solicit the former patronage and that ot the public in general. JAMϋS C. SHERIDAN, JOHN GRIFFITHS, SA »!UKL h. brackett. Portland, December 1st, 1869. Having disposed of our Stock to Messrs. Sheridan, Griffiths Bracketi, we would recommend them to our former patione. We may be found lor tbe presen t at tbe old stand. All part es indebted to us are requet-ted to call at once and settle. dc2eod3m JOSEPH WESCOTT SON. NOTICE. Messrs. John T. Eogers Co, Having bougbt^tbe Stockjand Stand of Messrs. Geo. GihiianJ Co., Will continue the GOAL WOOD BUSINESS At.No. 160 Commercial St, Fool of Union Portland, June let. 18R9. (eutt Commissioner's JSotice. WHEREAS. we tbe uniersigne I, at a term ol ibe Probité Court boideu at Por land, with in and foi the County oi Cumberland, 011 the «hird Tuesday of Jmuary, A. D 1870. viere appointed commissi ^ners to receive and decide upon an claim β agaiust the estate ot Caleb S Small, late ot said Port land, deceased which estate has been repre sented insolvent; tberef re we hereby give notice tbat mix mon.h? trom f-aid thed, aie lor sale, in this eel lection are many rate and valuable works, and some f greata· tiquitv. They cuu be examined at my office, Λο. 74 Middle street, corner ot Exchange, can be purchased together or δβ^|^ΕΝ^ IT AINES Portland, January 25,1870. jan2ldS MISCELLANEOUS. 7 Per Cent. Interest IN GOLD. Pajable ITJay and November iu Ken York and London. Free of Government Tax. First Mortgage Convertible Sinking Fund Bonds AT OS, ISSUED Β V Τ II G Burlington,^Oedar Rapids and Minnesota Railroad Go. Yielding about ten per cent. currency principal 50 years to run, payable in gold. Secured by tlie rail road, branches, depot grounds, rol'iug stjck, tquip ment and franchises 01 ilia company. These bonds are only issued upon each section ot the road as tan as the same is completed and iu suc cesstul operation. Two and a hah millions ot dol lars have been expended on this road. E'glity-three miles are nearly completed ana equipped, and al ready show largo earnings, and the remainder ot the line is progressing tn con-iruciion. This Loan has been selected by our tirm after a thorough aud careiul investigation, consequently we have no hesitation in recommending it to our iriends as a perfectly safe, profiiatde and fiist-class security, uur opinion is lulJy confirmed by the fol lown.g strong letter from the experienced and emi nently succession manager of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY. President's ffice, Pbiladelj hia, May 11th, 1868. Messrs. Iltury Clews Sf Co.. No.32 Walt Street ukiNtlemes In antwtr to your r« quest of the 7th uli., lor our opinion as to The condition and pro spects of the Darlington, Cedar Rapids and Min nesota Railway, thecharacter ni the con try through which it passes, and the piobable succcess oi theen terprise, we would si te that before accepting the trust imposed upou us by the First Mortgage Bonds of tsiis Company, we h»d tully satisfied ouiselvej as to the practicability of the enterprise. The road s arts at one oi the most flourishing cities on the Northern Mississippi River, and ruiii i a noithwesierly direction up the treat rich Cedar Valley, connecting at prominent points aloi g «lie line with six different riilro;n s, now in active per a ion, nearly all oi wnich must he, or more less, trib utary or feeders to tbi·» road. Ibis enterprise is declined to become, in connec tion with otnen* now in operation or being con structed, one ot the great trunk lines »«om Lake Superior via St. Paul, 0duc tiveuess and wealth, give sufficient guaran'y ot a good local business, >\bich tor any ioad, is the best reliance tor success. A good iniiexot the prosperity and wealth oi the couniry through which this road passes may be touud in The t act that the Company reports over a million and a q larler dollar* subscribed and ex pended by individuals residiug along the line in pushing one hundred and sixty miles of tbe wort, anditisal«oa strong proof ot the local popularity and necessi'y for the roat. Yours respectfully. J. ι UOMPSON, Pres't oi the Pennsylvania u. R. C. f Trnptflno CBAKLES L. FROST, Arustees Pres't Toledo, Peoria Warsaw R. R. Co As an evidence of the resources and increase trrfic ot tbe s-iciion ot cove Bonds, either to purchase or exchange ior other securities received by jr. n. wood soy, 67 Exchange Street, Portland. January 8.1ΡΪ0. dim IF YOU WANT TO FIT Δ DIFFICFLT FOOT If you want any kind of gooi Boots for roan, woman or child, it you want always to g6t The Worth of Your Money, CALL AT MY STORE NO. 132 MIDDLE STREET, In addition to the largest and the only full assort ment of BURT'S BOOTS in this State, I make a specialty of very wide and very narrow Boots. Also Men's fine aud extra French Calf Boots, Custom Made MY STOCK OF Rubber Boots and Over Shoes of all kinds will l e closed out at the usual prices, there being r.o old or damaged goodb in the stock. janlleod3w Itl G. PALHER. Mclasses nnd Sugar. 450 11 luis, and Tierces Musco vado Molasses. 75 IJbds. and 210 Boxes Sugar, Just landed and tor sale by WILLIAM CHASE, 7G,175 74 Over-drafts, 11311 U. S. Bonds to secure Ctr. 300,OtO U. S. Bonds to secuie de poses, lOO.OPO U. S. Bonds on hand, 17 200 Stocks, Bonds, and Mort gages 21.539 56 Due Jrorn KeiieeroingAgeutS,C8,4l3.lJ2 Dae πom Nai'l Bants 103 66 Due from other Banks,.... 97 94 Keal Es ate, 20,000 00 Current Expenses, 491 85 Cash Items, Ά,473 35 Bills of Nai'l Banks, 6,7!5 fractional Currency 2,046 71 Legal Tender Notes, 42.5t'0 $1,178,843 47 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock, paid in,.. $300,ΟΠΟ 00 Surplus 60,000 Discount, 2,800 «1 Profit and Loss, 14,688 23 .Circulation, 270 00o 00 State Circulation, 4.600 Individual Deposits 37s,23l 35 U. S. deposits, 37,290 42 Dep isits of U S. Disburs irff officers 50.71C 79 Due to National Banks, 2.5^3 95 Re-discounts, 62.931 9& $1,178.843 47 STATE OF MAINE. County of Cumberland, es. I, harles Pavson, Cashier of the Merchants Na tional bank of Portland, do solemnly swear that the above satement is true, to the best oi my knowledge and beliei. CHAS. PAYSON. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to bctore me this 28th day ol January, lb70. C. O. BANCROFT, J. P. Correct. Attest: Rfnsellaer Cram, Bufus E. Wood, Jacob AlcLellan, Diroctors. Jan29d3t -ti ή; .ρ ο r τ Of the condition of the Caiial National Bank of Portland, At close of business, Jan. 22, U79. BESOÛBCE8. Loans and Discounts, 884,151 55 U. S. Bonds to secure Circulation, -533,000 00 Other Bonds, 10,^50 00 Due from Redeeming and Reserve Agents, 73,008 91 Due from oilier National Banks 2,065 19 Β nking House, 39,309 42 Current Espenses, 352 05 Cash Items, including Stamps, -24,115 27 Bills ot olber National Bank', β 209 Fractional currency, including Nickels, 2,500 legal Tender Notes, 60,00000 1,635,712 89 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock,paid in, 600,000 Surplus Fund, 120,000 Discount, 3,78911 Eichange, 121 Profit and Loss, 82,709 S7 National Bank Circulation Outstanding, State Bank Circulation outstanding, Dividends unpaid, Individual Deposits, Dae to National Banks, 1,635,712 29 1. B. C. Somerby, Cashier of "The Canal National Bank, of Portland," do solemnly swear tbat tbe above statement Is true, to tbe best of my knowledge and belief. B. C. SOMERBY, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this twtnty eightb dav ot January, 1870. a. C. PETERS, Justice of the Peace. Correct. Attest. W. w. Thomas, liYROK GbeknouGH, Directors. J:j29.13t .lOHNiy iîmifir-e I Maine Historical Society. A SPECIAL MEETING ct the Maine Historical Society, lor ilie pun ose ot receiving and te^d ing 'Oromunications, ν* ill be held at the COURT ROOM, at Anauwta, Thursday, Feb· 10th, at 2 o'clock Ρ M, and at 7 o'clock in the evening, and will be open to the pub'ic. EDWABD BALLARD, Rec Secretary. Brunswick, Jau 26, 1670. ja.9did NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has been duly appointed Extcutor of the Will of JOHN CURTIS, late of Portland, in the county of Cumberland, deceased, and taken upon h m sell that trust by giving bonds a- the law dire ts. All persons having demands upon the es tate ot said deceased, are required to exhibit the same: and all persons indebted to said estate are called upon to make payment to B&N JAM1N KINGSBURY, JB., Exccutor. Portland, Doc. 21.1869. jaulOdlawSw For Sale. TWO second-hand Tilton McFarland'sImprov ed Sate* will be sold very low. Also $20 OOO t· lioan onfarst-clasi city Proper ty. Mo;tgages bought ana sold. GEO. R. 1»A VIS CO., Ja22d1w Iieal Estate and "Mortgage Brokers. SometSaing New HOT PORK and BEANS by the quart or by the pot, at W.C. COBB'S Steam Bakery eveiy morning. ^no7tf THE DAILY PRESS BUSINESS DIRECTORY. We invito tbe attention of both City and Country readers to the following list of Port land BUSINESS HOUSES, which are among the most reliable establishments in the City. Advertising: Agcaey. AT WELL Co., 174 Middle Street. Agricultural Implements Λ. Seeds. SAWYER WOODFORD, No. 119 Excbaneo St. Auctioneer. C. W. HOLMES, No. 32T Congress Street. Agencies for Sewing Machinée. CHAPIN EATON. 83 Exchange Street, (Weed.) W. S. DYER, 158, Middle St, over H. H. Hay's. HOBS BAKER, 145 Middle St. (oyer Sbaw'e.) Bakers. W. C.COBB, No. 12 Pearl Street. JOHN Β MASTERTON, 22 Anderson Street. Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers. J. W. BOUCHER CD., No. 358 Congress Street. Boots and Shoes—Gents Custom Woik. WALTER BERRY, No. 101 Middle Street. Booksellers and Stationers. HOYT. FOGG BREED, 9*Middle Street. Book-Binders. SMALL StTACKFORD, No. 35 Plum Street. Bonnet and Hat Blcachery. Η. E. UNDERWOOD, No. S10J Congress Street. Brush Manufacturers. D. WHITE SON, No. 9 Market Square. Coal and Wood. PAUL PRINCE S SON, toot of Wllmot street. Cabinet Furniture Manufacturers. THEO. JOHNSOS CO., Ko. 13} Union Street. Cabinet Makers. C. H.BLAKE. Manufacturer of Coffins and Show cases. 10 Crops st, and cor. Temple and Middle sts. M. N. BftUNS, 19* Market Square. (SBOW Cases.) S. S. RICH SON, 138 Excbaugo St, (coffins.) Carpenters and Builders. .T. M. DOLLEY, No.*17 Union Street. WHITNEY MEANS. Pearl st, opposite the Park. Corn, Flour and Groceries. TV. BICKFORD CO., Portland St, cor. Greco. Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Ο. H AWKES CO., 292 Cong. et. (Boy's Clothing.) LEWIS LEW IS, No. 78 Middle Street. Λ. M. SMITH, Cor. Middle and Temple Streets. Clothier and Tailor. JOSEPH LEVY, No. 101 FeJeral Street. Cement Drain Pipe, dcc. J. W. STOCKWELL CO., 28 163 Danforth it. Dye House. F. SYMONDS, India St., (the only one In Portland.) Dentists. DUS. EVANS STBOUT, 8 Clapp Block, Con. St.J JOS1AH HEALD, No. 109 Middle Street. PIEKCE FEUNALD, No. 173 Middle Street. DR. tV. R. JOIINSON, No, 13}, Free Street. S. A. PACKARD, Cor. Congress anl Exchange Sts. Druggists and Apothecaries. CHAS. H. MAKK, Middles',0 doors lrom India. JOHN A. MONTGOMERY, 143 Congress Street. Flour Dealers—Wholesale. LATHAM, BUTLEE CO., No, 78 Coirnjerclal St Furniture—Wholesale and Retail. THOMAS P. BEALS, No. 67 Federal Street. WALTER COREÏ M|r·, (all ehades) 4f> CM. ODK ENTIRE STOCK Colored Velvet Ribbons, AT COST. OUB ENTIRE STOCK Black Velvet Ribbons SO per cent, ditcannt from U«l price, OUR ENTIRE STOCK Dress Cloak Buttons AT HALF PHICE. French ρ»λ««»·· τ Λ/». and upwards/ AU our Fancy Feathers at Hall Price. -JPheasant Breasts, 15 cts. THE BEST ASSORTMENT HAMBURG EDGES -AND INSERTING» Σ to l>e found In this market and will be sold at COST. OUR ENTIRE STeCK HATS MUST BE SOLD! Best Velvet Hat?, all styles, 10 et». Best Silk Plush Hats, all style·", 23 cts. Buckram Hat Frames, gets. Lace Bonnet .Frames, IS cts. OUR ENTIRE ;STOCK L Α. Ο JS S! In Real and Imitation, Including Silk, French, Saxony, Crochet, Guipure, Malta, Ihread, tPc., to be closed at Cost. All onr Woolen Goods at Half Price All our White Goods at Cost, Linen Collars and Cuffs CHEAP. Lace Collars and Sets at Cost! Alio, a tall line Plain and Spotted Silk Laces, Bonnet Silks, Satins, Velvet», Crapes, Tell Crape·, Infants Waists, Fancy Scarfs, Fancy Goods, Tidies, Tapes, Braids, Sewing Silks (skein and spool), Combs, &c., &e., to be close l at Cose and lew. RIBBONS Ribbon» Cheaper than at any other place in the city. ALL KINDS tg MIL.LINERY Manufactured and Trimmed (o Order. THIS 19 A BABE CHANCE or parties wishing tor any et the above gondi, a they MUST BE SOLD TO Mass BOOM FOB Spring Goods S C-AI/L "EARLY AND Secure the Best Bargains KALER, BO WEN MERRILL So. 3 Free Street Jauu&ry 14,1870, dtt DAILY PRESS. POBTLANB. Taesday Morning, lebnnry I, 1870. Report of Ibe Kuperimeudeut of «'««union IckNl·. Τ be second annual report of our very able andeuergetic Superintendent of Siliools, Mr. Johnson, lias conic to liand. The report con tains an amount of condensed a1 id well ar ranged information thatspe ell for Mr. Johnson's industry. The fact that first impresses ι reader of the Superintendant'» report is that though there is an improvement since last year oj eight per cent, in the attendance of pupile,. yet only one half of the children between the ages of four and twenty-one in the State of Maine attend any school! This is a truly lamentable fact and de -erves the closest scru tiny of our Legislature, though an annual in crease o! eight per cent would foon remove all grousd for discontent. It is gratifying to find that the decrease iu the number of school children which has been steady from 1861 to 1368 ha? at length in some way been arrested. The report shows that during the year 1869 the number increased from 225.2 JO to 220,140. The report contains a variety of matter that will demand our attention herealte'. For the present we lay be lore our readers tie repot t of J. B. Webb, Esq., the efficient su pervisor ot this county Educational IVork Performed. Immedi ateiy on receiving ray appointment, I com me u ceil visit.ng schools, conferring witb Com mittees and holding meetings of tcacheis. One hundred and ten schools have been vis ited. Tfn teachers' meetings, two county and three town Institutes have bivri held. Twelve lectures have been given. Through these means five hundred te-icliers have beeu reached in the county, and 1 b'lieve their effi ciency has been greatly piomoted. Circulars have been prepared and sent to the school district Agents, netting torth their powers and duties, calling their attention to a more prompt and t'aitblul discharge ol them, and also urging a nioie caretul preparation ol their iCbool-tonms for winter sessions, by havip»! tbein more convenient and comfortable, »nd better supplied with necessary map. and charts. Tbeir attention has beeu particular ly called to the importance of grea^r care in selecting teachets. It is iiighly giatifying to lie"! ackowledge the hearty response given to'J'y communica tion to the Superintending School Commit· tees, soliciting their co operation in the work, by elevating tbe standa*J of qualifications of teachers, by recjuiiin^ teachers to be present at stated t mes for «xaminaiiou, and miking sucb examination* more extensive aud thor ough, and in the assistance they have render ed me by set»ring full attendance at the teachers' intitules. We have always bpen met by tbe views favoring State uniioimity, judiciously iuaugutated, I wish to here say that I have been led to adopt them from a careful cb servaDce of tbe inanv prominent obstacles that the ptesent system lays in tbe way ol good classification, and a progressive and thorough course of instruction in our public scbocls. Attendance. Peace, happiness, and tbe salety ol property and life are secured by the education of the masses. For this purpose every man is taxed, whether he bas or bas not children to be bent fitted by tbe education foi whicb be pays. The laws ol tbe country wisely provide lor the security ol property and and life by the general diffusion ol knowledge through tbe public schools; uow as the State claims the right to tax its cit'zens for the sup port ot public instruction, can we doubt her right aud duty to secure to the people the highest benefits of such taxation. It is hoped that wo may bave such statute enactments as shall brin: all the chiidreu in the State to the school-room, where they may receive ttiat cut ture and traitiing that shall tend to maki them good citizens. lu preseniing these views in favor of abol ishing the present school district system, of ι uniformity of text-books, aud compulsory at tendance ot pupils at school, I am pleased tU,00'J, has eompieteJ tbe erection at Booth· bay Harbor. of mple, the great farmer of Min nesota, is said to have made one hundred ui fifty thousand dollars, clear gain, la thf·· years of farming. The first number of tho Minnesota Tu ning, a Swedish newspaper of Republican pol itics, has just appealed in St. Paul. The windward sidu of San Francise-) her bor is filling up with the sand and dust drifted into it during the prevalence of the westerly winds which last through half the year. I saw Esau kissing Kate. And the fact is we all three saw For I saw Esau, he saw me, And she saw I saw Esau. I —Bye Beach, Ν. H., Is enlarging It· aeeoiii modations for summer visitors. The Shoals also will double their room for entertainment and lodging. It is thought that a hotel wtll be erected on Star Island. Last year 40 persons died in New Hamp shire who were over 00 years old. The aver .ισα tvn« (U vear* 30 were women and 1( were men. —Although the shipment» trow π»τ»Β» and Matanzas In 1S69 were larger than ever be fore, the stock on hand at tho beginning of the present year was over double that at the same time last year. —The appearancc of printed matter Wl throueh a narrow slit is very carious. C'OM along the edges of tbe slit, above and belowv tbe lines of the letters were distinctly mm, while the central portion is a heap of short lines in singulor disord?r. An uichlu of seven years went Into a bar ber shop la Racine, Wisconsin, and orderai tho barber to cut bis hair as close at shear· could do it He was asked if his mother ordered it that way. "So," said he, '"but school com· ini'aces next week, and we've got a schocl ma'am that pulls hair." —'"Xow, sposiu you was to be turned lot· au inimal," said Jim,''what would you l>ke to le, Bill?" "O, I'd be a lion," replied Bill, "because he's so "O, no, doi.'t be lion, Bill," interrupted little Torn, who had some recent experience at school, "be a wasp, and then you can sting the schoolmaster." —To artists, mechanics, and any who hat# occasion to use tracius paper, the sugswtfo* of a foreign scientific contemporary may prove a valable one. worth at least a trial, Otdiu*» ry dran-inu paper, this Journal assert}, can te made transparent by wetting it with beaz afc Wbtn the liquid entirely evaporates tbe paper regains it opacity. Common writing Ink and wattr colors can be used without any teudei· cy to spread or run on paper thus prepared. —There is a story of an old hunter whe came into Chicago one day, and alter wan deriag about for a while, looking at the pub lic baildings and other improvement», C"' to achat with one of the inhabitants. In the cour?e of which he mentioned that e once had a cfcanco to buy all the ground that the city was built en for a pair of eld Wfc 'And why didn't you boy It? Well, X be4 not the boot. Just thee," 0» «U me*» call» reply·

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Tuîsiay Morning, February 1. 1870. A lîini l««" *ew lear s· Our mall Sub crlber· wl« 3ec *>7 tba date on their pers me timf to liicli tfcey have raid. Will oil Ij arrt.irs j 16 a" ljrcmPl as possible in paying t name. Term» $8.00 a year in advance. Jon·», ltlu.jeu uud Democratic Congressmen may be divitkd with reference to finance Into two classes. Id tbe fitst class are Mungen, Jones and Gal ladiy; in tbe second Eldridge, Yoorbees, Ccx and many others. The fiftt class is com posed of men who, like the classic Mungen, 1 îe unconquerable Jones and the persistent GJiaday, carry their theories to their logical •inclusion and declare tbemselvc s utibluth ing repudiates the second c.a-s is composed Ot men who in a manner tliat Sir. Galladay oi Saturday justly characterized as "cowaid ly"' sbrink from tbe consequences of their un pv.iiotic propositions. Every or.e remembers that not many days ego Mr. Mungen in one of hh not infrequent periods of menial exaltation gave utterauce to bis well known views ou tbe national debt. He presented as the orthodox Democratic d «trine the pute, unadulterated, undisguised I pudlation—tbe naked horror itselt. Imme diately every prominent Democrat in tbe House was on his leet in the agonies of ex planation and depreciation. They assumed a most apologetic tone and "repudiated all re pudiators." Ab, no iudeed, the whiteness oi their lame should never receive a blot from intact with that unholy, execrable thing! Evtn tbe silvfr-tongued Galladay did not coine toihe rescue of the illustrious Mungen oa that oceasi n, leaving tbe latter to crawl dejectedly from tbe House before tbe vote was taken, while the silent but nntenified Jjnei dlone ol all the Democratic host had the sublima courage that enabled him to put bh name on a historical record as tbe sole al Urinative to tha dishonorable proposition.— On thatday Eidridge, Woodwird and Yoor hsss triumphed. Tliey seemed to have ina.'e it appear to mankind that there is a dill'erenec between their sugar-eoatîd repudiation an j the genuine Munsen-Joncs-Galiaday repu diation. But the day of the honest triurnv'. rate was to come, and that was the day when Daniel Toorhees, ablest aud boldest oi the left (Copperhead) wiLg of the Democratic parly ro?e to esp'ain and enforce once more the doctrine of payment of the debt in ereenback·.— Daniel urged with all his mi.^htcircumstances Invalidating the contract between the govern ment and its creditors. He spoke ot the in adequacy of the consideration offered by the creditor for the government's promise to pay. Qe undermined the claim of the bondholder by every argunoent.legal aud moral, tbatcnuM be used to demonstrate its absolute worth lessness. Extortion on the part ot the creditoi and duress on the part of the ITuited Stales w Bouse and to the country that he wekomeû to bis •ompaulonsliip so illustrious a convert ta the doctrine of repud ation as Mr. Voorbtes Yet," said the craity but logical Galladay, "hisaiguments lor repudiation are stronger than mine, and I adopt tliein. Ii there is 3 co a tract the bondholder's claim cannot be ihaken, but Mr. Vocrhees has shown tVatthe c mtraci is null, and therefore weiiavenotb Ijgtopay." This brought Kidiidge and all kit associates to their lecc cuce more, but this lime their protesterons were ol no avail. Tbe fact that the representative repudiator accept ed their arguments and claimed Voorhees Eidrldge and their associa tt s as his own made all the frantic -disclaimers of the latter een. tie me η utterly imputent. So tbe Democratic party has repudiation hung upon its neck by lu own members. A Colobed Mas ix Jeff Davis' Seat.— Ole of tbe must remarkable events siuce the el jse ol the war occurred Monday wben U, filling a seat vacant since Jefferson Davi> to proudly and defiantly ctaikoa ti> the chamber in 1801. Whatever the leadei of the great rebellion ma., have thought ai that time he Certainly did not imagine thai hi» successor would be a negro! Mr. Revels ccmes to t:ie capital says a Washington dis pitch, with llie determination of exercising hi* uWn judgment upon every pollilcal ques tion, and bis aim will be ratbnr to do right thin gain tavors. Speaking recently cf Hie position to which be had beeu elected, be said h* was deeply imp' esied w ith the great re sponsibility resting upon him. no so much or, account ol the dijnicji of the office as tbe fact tialtheft tends and foes of tbe Republican par ty, lhose who strenuously oppos· d the cnirrn •iisement o/ his people, will watch hh actions With uncPasing vigilance, lie leels free to ■ay that, as the représenta'ive of the party •Actios him, he has no peculiar measures u •OTOciite, but i.pon all yestions involving the ■welfare aud p.os^et ity ol his peop.'e he will U lound true to the principles of the Republi can pasty. Poiil cai Notes. Mb. TIoatî, of Massachusetts is to reply to the speech ot Mr. Dawes on tha extravagant «stlmatcs of the departmeat. Mb. Baxtee of the Rutland Herald assur •d a woman suffrage association in Washing ten the other night thnt Vermont would soon have a constitution for won an suffi age. Republican politicians are of the opinion that they shall be able to carry New Hamp shire at the spring election, although there are four tickets in the field. It is now probable that the Bureau of Ed maiion will be saved irom tho destruction that seemed impending. The President has appointed Gen. Eaton to be Commissioner Instead of Barnard, and approves of the con tinuance of the Buieau. Λ (.ΌΐίΡοπΛΤίΟΝ With a Soul.—A lew moûUis ago an employee of tlif Portland and Kennebec Raiiroad named McKay met with a ••▼«re accident which îesulteci In the loss ot 03«of his eyes. Darin; the many weeks that he k ι» been incapacitated Or labor we understand that he has rece ved his pay reculaiiy. The Incident Is sigoiflcact as showing the invisi· V·. intangible and Immortal" Μη» railed a •Ji-poration tomeiltnes shows Indications ol p»se»smg a soul. It is proper that we should Idtliatll w»a hy βΛ-Mnai yr\, IccutltrO anything oi the absve InciJent, and that no •ne connected with the road baa communicat ed It to Ui directly or indirectly. A SXR*SOE SlOBX— Δ MCBDEBEU UA5CED ADD BssIjBBD 10 LtFE.— The startling au SODûCtmcct id made by α Louisville, Κ ν pj j>*r of the tesuscitation of tbe murderer Krul, ■wbo was euppo-ed 10 hare suff rej death on Friday week by tbe gibbet. It is .-aid tbat bii bearing ou tbe fwfiold was fo unnaturally •aim tbat those wbo stood near bitn thought the mua did not realizs that death was so Bear, but still cluog to life with a terrible te Bacity. When ihe rope tbat hald tbe trap was itv.red and iheboJy fell it was α sub}· et ol'ro mark tbat tbe closed bands aud position of tbe leg* aud feet remained entirely unchanged, Ibuwinz a tremendous txetcise of will and •OBirol cf Ufive. Ibe ntcK wa> not broken, eaitber was tbe rope drawu so closely aboui Ilia a«ck il»at iia marls could be distiuf»u.i&be*dJ it r wai tbe skia cbufed a pailicle, auu it wu> SirtiCfd bv persona wbo wiiuessfd tbe ex>-cu Ûoa iliftt tbe c rotid aricrie? ol tbe neck pul »ai«d a 1er tbe mr-eous declared life exuuct. A«t-r bau iciu %ome ttiDuie^Kriel's body wa? p'uerd ip a ccffiû a Lid rapidly driveû away to tb« meterj v.«ult. Δ surdon ol rkili, aud a una Vlitver lu the ibeor.v ot res usi; nation v. RU Lilu Κ»1ν'r h ΙΙΓΙΥμ·· and biaiak·.. .*Wa80D· containing a matin·*» «--ery shortly tbere Xnel, which was çùù» d, w,lb llle bodJr but her sUillul and ul'La "\lb® surgery Ol nut ten or iw>-We exruldSe'c'au' "kert taut «tlldfDta stood au*iousWUl1 l*xl,ec' tbn arrival of tbe strange ,)jr,vaw-u"IJs Wiy was placed io a recumbent T>„n7be ibrounb the cnilled Oudv «Ed at last tbe eiei Opened. One ol ilie uii jmlled eiudeuis u-Ued Kriel if b« was seDsib e the eyea ain-wered expr-ssvety, and the lip.' inued int-ffaotively, (or uo >peecb cauie lortli (Mjaolantai were poured down tbe tbront ol tb* icviTrd criminal, and iu less tbaa oue bom »'t»r ba bad b^ao placed io tbe surgrry, Knel Ml up aud anked tbem,1 Wbat h;.Tj you doue? j Î ïbe studeuis tbeu dissuised M« harried him away to β place ol safety I bp Wtale Printing AcGrSTA, Jail. 3!, 1870. MtMio. limj'oiss,—Perhaps y. ur leudeig wonder what La·) W.i...l of my proposition 10 do the engrossing. The committee are sittn g oa it, but when they will hatch out anything it is hard to say. X do not say this out of any disrespect to the committee, lor I have to d >ubt that they find themselves in a very try 1 ig position. If they cannot speedily arrive a, a conclusion in the case, why not have a full and general hearing upon the subject, silt everything to the bottom and get at all the facts in the case? It will give me great ρ easure to attend a hearing of that kind, ai-d u iless the representatives of the other side of the question wi.-h to stifle facts, they cannot object to it. ι uuUeioiand that Mr. Berry, the auditor of printing accouuls, has written the committee ao explanatory letter. Such a letter was very much needed, and 1 do not blauie him lor trj iug to exp aiu the matter, but on what ground he makes his explanations I do uot know. One thing is certain, it he has undertaken to lin a7vav anv statement made by me be t.,ie the cu»"J!illL'e or elsewhere, I respectfully i-k the privilege ot meeting Mr. Berry in per 90U be/ore the committee, and there settle the t ..ι. ,u to whether he or I is Lest posted in this matter. Wucu ι asked for a hearing before the com mittee, i made the requestor ibe chairman of the commutée in wiuiug, that if thete were any who wished to show cause why my praver should not be grauled, that ihey be notified" to appear. Tbeie was one present, but did not appear; he took a seat iu the shade in the gal lery, piobably on account of the heat. There are two sides to ibis question; I do uot wish to iuir^iiuce anything teudiug to build up my side, wi bout tue other s de being duly apprised of the fact, and having tbe priv iiigeot appearing and defending their cause. I object, to their having any privileges which I .lo nut claim tur inv.-e I tiavo ibe metnbeis elect two months' notice previous to ibe assembling of the Legislatute, cjt mv attention to submit the proposition; Jan. 13th I had a hearing; two weeks have blapaeo, aud yet no report, while the commit ee, whether ihey see it in that light ot not, are killng the matter themselves, without giving the Legislature a cbauce to pa^s judgment upon it, as tbe engrossing is go ing on iu tbe meantime, at twice tbe price uid by me. It seems to me that it is tlieT duty to get at the tacts, and then report accordingly. P. O. VlCKERY. IIEOJI i>£WFOCXDLASD—HORRIBLE MURDEB or A Yocso Giel.—The latest îiewfouudland papers contain accounts of the murder of a young girl, Mise E frida Pike, aged 16, on the road near .Harbor Grace. About ball past six iu t!io evening she was seen on the road in company wuli a .vouug a;an, whose identity is oukuowo, nod was not again seen until her inuti.aied corpse was discovered on tbo road side. The t-veuing of the murder was mild aud bright. Abnut uiue the wiud Veered to tbe oortbwar.1, accompanied by snow (-bowers.— the murder must bave been committed before this change, as the poor gill's bat, ilself slight ly covered by suow, rested on dry grass. Al though several persons had passed aud repass ed too spot the same ulgbt and next morning, he murder was not discovered until tbe suu melied the si ow oft' the road, revealing a pool 01 blood resulting nom the last Savage act ol ι lie bell-liouud, who there completed bis work. Κ ghi wounds of Irigbtlul character marktd hluut instrument, such a9 a stone. Ap parently tlle.-e wounds were iuflicied on the side ol the road, 49 shown by the Mood stains, *h~n the uiurdere. may bavedragged tbe body iutothe road auf each bill h tbat it give-· the suffrage 10 Io iliaus. That the idea ol mikiug citizens ot ihe njo-t advanced Indians wiil eucounter uo bos ulity irom be Piesideut, is evident enou£li t'iom laoïuage be us»d ι Lie other Uay to a dev iation ot Cbuctaws, to whom bs said he bad 'odî thought the two nations which ihey rep. -enied and all the C'Viliz-d nations In ibein lia η country should become (i'izrns and be ou l'tled to all ibe rights of citizens. Assault os a Won as—Δ few days since Alviu Oahnmith, a tou of Mrs. Elizabeth O.ik imitb, living with bis mother at Patcbonue, was arrened on complaint ol bis wife, au intel I'goot Cuban lady, fo'· a series o! brutal assaults ο poo.her person, For some days previous the poor worn m bad not been permitted to leave the bouse ol lier motber-ln law, wbere «behad een sui j"ct to most hear le.-s cruellies. She fleeted lier escape about midnight by the as sistance of ibe tervauts aud a number ol citi zens. Her tare presented a mo-t pitiable sight, aud it is feared tbat ebe bas lorever lost the use ol oue of ber eye·*, by reason ot blows re '•«ired at the hands nt ber husband. Justice Price, before wbom the prisoner was tried, Sued liim $50 and placed Mid under bonds for his fuiuie good behavior. W. Γ. Eceninq Pott. The Mai>e Board or Agriculture bave sent out their 14lb annual report in the form of an octavo volume of 488 page», compiled by •he a'ole Secretary of the Board, Dr. S. L Groodale. It is almost indispensab'e to good farmers, lor the subjects are treated by practi cal men, and are almost exhaustive in extent. Persons desirous ol obtaining tbe work should app'y soon to tbe members of the Legislature, who are now receiving tbeir quota for dis'ii bution. Τπε Newport (N\ H.) Argua says the line of tbe Sugar river Railroad, from Bradford to Ciaremont, touches 248 land owners. We !eirn ibat tbe agents of the road are now ne gotlatins for theri^htof way, taking deeds, &c. Τ lie New· Vincîut Collyer, who has recently returned from the Alaska Indians, is indignant at the cruel destruction of their most civilized vil lages by the military, by way of avenging tbo -hooting of a post trader who sold liquor. Monday morning a snow slide from the Kirk Street church in Lowell., Mass., carried away a chimney, which killed an unknown man, smashing bis skull and spattering bis brains over tbe sidewal!;. The United States Senate is now full. All tbe benches are ocupied, and when tbe Sena tors from tbe yet unrepresented States present themselves, new seats will hav» to he «rraafçoJ outside tiie outer row of benches. A Brooklyn deacon, wbo charges the ptopri· etress of an assignation bouse witb attempting ο swindle him out of a quantity of furoitore, s retaliated upon by the woman, who claims 'hat he is a partner in the business, receiving one naît tb« profi s. Wbnn Prince Arthur visited Niblo's Garden Saturday night, to see Fechter play Hamlet tbe band plajed ''God save the Queen," and tbe aadienco cbeered, tbough a few hissed. At nearly tbo same time, however, Jay Gould and Alorrissey with Prince Erie entered. Pos sibly the cheers were for tbe naval Prince. The second lecture in the course on Chris tianity and Skepticism, and which bore the t:tie of "Positiviim as related to tbe develop ment aod destiny of the individual," was de livered Sunday night, at the Shawmut church, by Professor HerricU, D. D., of Bangor Theo logical Seminary. The church was again fill ed by an attentive congregation. The pastor tor, Rev. Ε. B. Webb, D. D., conducted the preliminary devotional exercises. Δ Eo-ne special to the Ν. Y. Herald says the Pope on Suoday visited tho American College wbeie be assisted at Mass. and delivered a ser mon. He a'teiwards took breakfast with the «indents and a number cf American visitors, including several ladies. The Huly Father ex pressed his gratification at the progress of the Church iu America. He declared that the re pub'ic of the United States was tbe republic of intelligence and virtue. He added that tbe condemnation of tbe church applied only to licentious iufidel revolutionists who were as dangerous in the United States as in Europe. Gonzilo Castimore, the editor of the Yose de Cuba, in company witb four Spaniards, ar ti'ed at Key West Saturday morning from avana fur th© purpose of fighting a duel publicanβ M l',°r °f the Kry WeSt Kt~ tercation ν V'S at the hotel a violent al I £rC Henry Sills is playing Jeremy Diddler in Lewistun. He claims olice; recommend political action to tbe ex .eut οι secunug tbe impartial enforcement of he prohibitory law, and the election ot tftn erjnee in^n to office; adopt the Maine Tern yerance Advocate, the oew tempemuce pap*-r eceutly started at Bail), as the cffirlal organ if tbe Grand Division; and recommend that he 22d of February be espt-cially devoted to etnperance effort, tu accordance with the sug e t ion of the Congressional Temperance So Λ»/. Particular attention is called to tho card of William Chase, Esq., iu another column. 1'he Cuoia Hassan Store will be closed tliis day from 91 2 to 10 1-2 o'clock. The best place to get a good article in Dry Goods at a fair price, at Strout's. febleod2w Always send your friend to Geo. "W. Rich Co., for clothing, 173 Fore street j28 3t Just Received, a new and largo assort ment of Cards, $3 00 per thousand and up wards, at the Daily Press Printing House. wm. m. marks. Harper's Bazar.—The number for next week, richly illustrated, has been received at the periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden Brothers, Lancaster Hall. This journal of Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is a welcome visitor to the parlor circle. Portland Army and Navy Union.—The regular monthly meeting of the Union will be held at their Hall Tuesday evening, February 1st. 1870. Business of importance will come before the meeting. 2t Per Order. The Empire Mutual—It will be seen that this Life Ins. Co., have been obliged to resort to larger and more convenient quarters In Room 12 Cahoon Block. We learn that some S30.000 Ins., was applied for on the 13th inst— the day alter the Rev. Mr Headley, the ener getic Boston manager visited here, and more or less every day since. India Rubber and Gutta Percha Fabrics, —The headquarters fur every variety of India Rubber aud Gutta Percha goods is at Hall'» rubber store, where you can purchase at retail or wholesale these indispensable articles at manufacturers' prices, this being a branch of Hall's Rubber Warehouse, of Boston, and is ocated at 118 Middle street, Portland, under Falmouth Hotel. janSltf Seven Pee Cent. Gold Bonds.—The at tention of Invertois and Capitalists is especial* ly directed to the advertisement of the Ssvsx Per Cent. Gold Bonds of the Chicago and Souih Western Railway Co., which are offered by Messrs. Frank Gans, Bankers, of New Voit, at thf> lnw prîi»e nf 07.and accrued inter est, In currency. These bonds are not only secured by extensile tracts of the richest lands in tbe West, but they are guaranteed by the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific R. R. Co., wbich readers tbe investment secure and first class iu every respect. For further particulars ot this valuable loan see advertisement. Splendid Kid Gloves 7Scts. Best make Switches 20 cts. 100 yd. Spool Silk 13 cts. Β^st Glazed Spool Cotton 8 cts. Velvet Hats 10 cts. Plush Hats 23 cts. Entire stock at cost and less for a short time only, to make room for spring goods. See advertisement in another column. Kaler. Bowes& Mebbill, jan27-tf No. 3 Free Ltreei Block. SPECIAL JSOïICKK. Beware of Pickpockets. MARSHAL'S Of KICE, 1 POhTLANIi, Jau. .list. 1670. J As no person can bave use for money or Jewelry at tbe City Holt on Tuesday, lc ij hoped tliut such vill not be brought there merely for the encourage ment of pickpockets. lebl-lt JOHN SWETT. City Marshal,, Funeral College. removal qf the remains of the late George Peabodij from the City liait, Portland, to the Uuilroad Mu tion, Jt-'eO. 1st, 1870. OKDER OF PROCESSION, AND ROUTE OP MARCH. Funeral Escoit. Marshal. Four Companies 5th United States Artlllerv, and Two Companies of Intaniry οι Maine Militia all under command ot Gen. Β Η. 11111 and Scad, United Slates Aimy. Pall Beirers, cons'eting of Ex-Mayors and Ex-Pres i.ienls oi The Board ο ι TrnTavie«. Officers the English and United State-· armies, effl· erf Un'ted States lie venue Servi e. Judges ot United S ta es and Stat« Courts. Delegation ol tbe Maryland Legislature. Ihc Major and City onucil 01 tfal imire. Tbe Executive Council ot Maine. Senate anu House of Representatives ot Maine pre cetied bj tu>ir OfficeiS U. P. Marshal and District attorney. Adjutant tîeneia» and Attorney General ot Maine, Clerks ot tiie tederal and State court?. Collector of Customs Surveyor ot For., Postmaster co lector and ti ssessor of Intei nal Reveuue. Officers of Customs and Internal Revenue. Co uni y (Officers. Aldermen and Common Council of Portland. Cnnml'teeot Reception and Sub-Committe^s. Commitiees and Boards of the various d- i anments t f ihe City Government of Portland. Cit> Soli* iror. Ci.y Treasurer and Clerk. Judge and Recorjer Municipal Coure. 1 Officers knjtlisb Sieameis in Port. Keveren 1 C ergy of tbe various Denomination h Potland Β >1. Sweat, Marshal. JLy me, wiih the hope that l e coula be allowed to te-tiiy in m ν behali and to exon era*e me tr«m all blnme In the matter. as to my obtain n* ibe oeit.ficate. »nv one wilt a th rnble t and sveond corri oors. will b*- opened to ihe public, the entrances to ihe above being from tbe Myrtle street side. The Myu.e street doors wid be opentd tor ladicsatSj o'clock, Δ.Μ an ι for all persons at o'slocs, M. Tbecereu oni^s wid «ommenceat9io'clock. A.M., promp ly, at wnich time tue Marshal is >equested to baye the various Societies at their position* in the Mail. Tue following persons are requested to be at the Mayo 's t fltoe. at 9 o'clock, A. M. Tbe Governor and si aft. Admiral Faring t and staff. Committees frotn ihe town of Peabody and from the Peabody Institute. Trustee* of the Peaoody Educational Fund. Commanders of the Monarch and Plym uth. Her Majesty's Consul and Naval ffia rs. Naval aud Army officers ot the United Stales. J udges ot the Uni ej States aud State Courts, i he G. veruor's Council. Mi m· ers ot the Legislature and State cfficere. Collector the port. Postm»sief, Colle.ni r and Assessor ot Internal beveuuc an J United States Dis trict *tters will toi m at the Mayor's office under tbe di ection ot tbe M trslial, en 1er the hall and take tbe po^itious which will be assigned to them Immediiteiy «he ceremonies of removal will com mence aud proceed accaiding to the fjilo«ing pro gramme: 1—Quartette and ch rus from the "Messiah." Lacbrymosa from *'Mozart β Requiem/' by the Hadyn Assort uion accompanies by tbe Ger •^aniaOrcb sir* 2—Prayer by Bishop Ν eel v. 3— nut-ic by the Po. tlan i Band. 4—Chorus irom the 4,iVJe^iah." Prayer from -'Moses in Efcvnt." Choru "Happy and Blest," trom "St. Paul." "Then round about the Starry Throne," from *'»ami son." Chorus fiom the "Hymns of Prai-e," by the Haydn Association while the remains are being taken »rom tbe hall. The i>ublic are particularly requested to continue in t hiir places till the irocession has left the bui.d iBg. The hall wi'l then be closed, but will be reopene J as soon as it can be arranged. The upi»er corridor win be reserved exclusively lor tbe Haydn A&so at the Board ot Traoe Room, TUES DAY MORNING at halined by the Mercantile L biafy Assoc in ion, and pioceed to the City Hall in a bod». j:iu3id2t M J*. RIQH, Seeretary. mTcTmTa. The Members of the Maine Charitable Mechanic Association are requested to meet In their Library Room, ou TUESDAY MORNING at eight o'clock, to take part in the Peabïdy ceremontçs. RICHaRD COLE, Szc'y pro tem. January 31, 1860, dzteN Notice. Tbe City Hall will l>e open Tuesday lrom S to 1 o'clock P. M., and Wednesday Horn 10 A U, to β P, Hf. Per order W. L. PUTNAM, iel-d2t»n Cbaliman ot Ceminltt»g. Wanted! A SHALL Vpiiiht, Tubular Boiler. J. P. SMITH. leUncodlTv loti Eicuan?j it. DIALOGUE Boston Merchant. "Cogin! Cogial" Copia Hassan. "Here I am, old fellow, what's IP·" Β. M. "I'm going up the spout; do you s-ant any goods in my store?" C. H. "What you got Β. M. "Lot faocy goods." C. H. "Don't want'em—got my store lull >f them." Β. M. What'll you give for a hundred doz. lice Gents' Kid Gloves, like these (holding îp a sample.) C. ΕΓ. "Worth $12.00. I'll give you $3.75, :ash on the nuil. B. 31. "That's too had, hut I don't want to ail and have no money, ιο they're yours. iVbat shall you sell them lor?" C. H. "65 era. A pais!" Hartford Phosphate Co.'8 GENUINE Superphosphate Phe Standard Fertilizer fer All Crap·· Standard Qoaranteed by Prof Jackson, ol Boston. :«italM ΙΟ per era·. Salable Pkaiphar· le Acid. l.'per ceiL Aaaaaia. New England Office, 151 Commercial 8t, Portland, Me. iatnuel H. Itobbma, General Ag't, Box 6013 New York City. VPrlce $58 per Ton to Farmers. A discount to Dealers. A gents Wanted. sept edtfts REMOVAL P. M. FROST, Wholesale and Bétail Dealer Ια FOBEIOy AND DOMESTIC )RY GOODS! No. 122 Middle Street. (Falmouth Block,] Porllaad Mala·. January 1.1870. endtf Warren's Cough Balsam. Is beyond a question the very best medicine ot the >y for all CUUGHS, COLDS, Sore THICOAT and CNGS1 Also, .or WhocplDg Cough anil Croop in bildren it is the mcst effective mediclue ever used. Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. Β F. BRADBURY", Proprietor, Bangor, Me. CEO. C. GOODWIN Λ Co., Boston, Agents tor e w England. oct23eod0msn Special Notice. The variou- assot iations and societies that intend ι Join in the Pioccjsion trom the City Hall to tbe tilroad sut ion on Tuesday morning, Feb 1, art re icsied to meet at tbelr respective Headquarters at 1-2 o'clock and be jeady promptly at 9 o'clock to oceed under dii«cS">f ot Col. Bradbury and Maj. innell, to Cltv Halt, \Λ®Γβ their position will be signed to them. Α.Ί those who have been Invited to aa'etub'c at e Maj or'» office at 9oMock Tuesday morning, will es orted into the Hall at 91-2 o'clock precisely. a20snlt L. D. U. SWEAT, Marshal. Cr, A. it. IIEIDQCABTEBS Boswokth POSTjNo. 2, J •rural Order Λ'ο. I. Every comrade Is hereby ordered to appear at the A. H. Hall. 113 Federal street, ia.Ml«r ornitte, ïibraaiy I "J» 187Ô at β ο clock, r tbe purpose ot attending the ι antral ceremonies the late George Peaboay. _____ Β» command ot W.B. SMITH, Post ommaadtr. Jpftctax H. C. Hoorrox, Post Adjutant. Mil at SPECIAL NOTICES. These Hard Tintes The people should knoio where they can bug the best goods at fair prices. BUT LER HEED, Ko. 11 Mar ket Square, will sell you BOOTS and SHOES that will (jive f/ood satisfaction. We commenced business with, the intention of keep ing the best goods that the market affords, and selling them at a small profit we still continue to do business in that wag because we find it pays. We cordially invite the citizens of Portland and vicinity to an inspection of our stock with the assurance that the goods in every case will prove just as represent ed. BUTLKIt WEED, No. 11 Market Square, Portland. Nor 30-9Seodtt" GUEAF COAL! $7.50 COAL·. $7.50 A GOOD ARTICLE OF ANTHRACITE COAL, Suitable for Cooking Stoves*. AIsd, BROKEN COAL, For Furnaces or largo Stoves at $9.00 per ton. Burleigh Lehigh, also oiber Lehigh Coal· John·.', Iliclio.y αιι DELIVERED 302 Commercial St Jan 28sndtt Foot of IIigb Si. MARRIED. In Capo Elizabeth, Jan. 30, by Rev. H. M. Vaill, John Prout. or Portland, nod JJairiet Chase, ui Β oomington, Indiana. In Fm mingtcn, «Jan. 24, Peter E. Tutts, Esq., and Mrs. Lou Ma S. Parcher. Id Parmlotrton. Jan. 12, John M. Walton aud Mrs. Marv A. Johnson. lo Rockland Jau. 2G Capt. S. P. Perry, ol South Thomaston. and Fra k Ε hakck, ol R. in Itock'aud, Jan 2β, (.co. L. Put man and Mary J. Howell, both ol Thomaston. DIED. In this c'»ty, 31, Mrs Sa^ah C.. vite ot W F Bonnet*. Jr., and ouugtiter 0t κ. Β. Cutler, Esq. [New Brunswick and Nova Scotia papers please copv.l In this city. Jan. 2#, of scarlet lever. Henry Bailey, youngest child ot Ueorge 11. and Lucy tlUn bail.y aged ι ypar 20 dayp. in Strong Jan. 24, Mrs. Malintba Doble, aged 1 years In Rookland. Jan. 25, Miss Inez A. Philbrook aged 1M years 4 months. In Thomaston, Dec. °6, Mrs. Hannah H., wife ο the la'e Je.emiah Philbrook, aged Ή vears. In St Jo»·υ, Ν. Β, .tan. 21. Μι Ka e, lie οt Jobi Crowley, aged 47 years. I Boston papers please copy OKPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMER* N\V« FROM D*eTTNâTT^W Cleopatra New York. .Sisal&VCruz.Feb Russia.... New York. .Liverpool Feb 'olumbia New York .Havana feb I Palmyra New York. .Liverpool Feb Cily ot London New York.. Liverpool bel» Î Moravian Portland....Liverpool......Feb I tag te. New Y ork. .Havana Fet>l' Austrian Portland.. .Liverpool Feb IS City oi Mexico New York.. Vera Cruz.. ..Jftbft Miniature Almanac ....Feb. 1· Sunrises 7.14 ι Moon setts 6.1fi PM ^un sets 5 14 I H ieb water.... 12.15 PM iVl-ZVtiIJN Ε NEWS. PORT OP POR1LAX U. Monday, Jan. .'if. ARRTVK1». Scb Dr Kane. Dodge, Boston. Sch Bol'ic. Pa* ker. Boston Sch Amazon. Warren, Gloucester lorBeliast. Scb oresou. Dunton, Boothbav. Scb Sarah, Morton, Kockiand ior New Bedford. Scb Gipsey, Marshall. Winterport tor Bo-ton. CLEARED. Steamer Chesapeake, Jobuson, New York—Hen ry Fox. Steamer New Brunswick, Pike, St John Ν Β, via Eastport—A RStubbs. Ba que Taiay, Moïse, Buenos A y res Ε Lewis Co. Brig r.ipeey Queen, Foster, Cardenas—Pblnney Jnckfou. Hrig Kate Foster, Fickett, Sagua—James M Chur chill. Sch Danl W Clark, (Br) Peck, St John, ND-F R Barrei t. 13^ The Custom Bouse will bo closed to-day trom 9 to 12 o'clock. FEOM MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. Sch Tlavana 23d, brig Lije Houghton, Morton, from Portland ι Π 25 h, brig Hiram Abiff. Tibbetts. Sagua. Aral Matauzas zlsi, brig C J Adams, irom St John. Kb. Ar it Cardenas 22d, brig Addie Ila'e, Dalley, Port land; scb Hattie Ε Samdson, Btake. do. Ar at Cientuegos leth, brig Η Β Emery, Small, fin Boston. DOMESTIC PORTS. INDIANOLA—Ar 15tb, sch S H Cady,Small. New Υοτκ GALVESTON—Ar 2lst, sch Kalmcr, Lambert, Nev ïork. Ar ?2d. brig Caroline Grar, Gray, Rockland. Cid 22d rch Wm Slater. Watts. Pen-acola. NEW ORLEANS—Ar 25t0, brig Alary M Williams Ficke t, Havana. below 2ôtû, shirs Wild Hunter, llowatt, Havre 31 days. Cld 25tb, ship* Martha Cobb, Pearson, f.r Havre; Pib-ciiia York, Liverpoo·. MOBILE—Ar 24th, barque Esther, Prince, trom Cardiff. JACKSONVILLE—Ar 24t\ scbs Nevada, Davis, Savannah: Chus Ci-m^ry, Schwartz. host on. FERN Λ Ν DIN a—Ar *Ctb, sch Δα ay Morn, Stetson, Jacksonville. ST MARYS, Γ.A—Cld 24th, brig Executive, Gor ham, Demarara. in port 2Kb, narque Clara Eaton, Merriman, tor Montevideo. idg. BAi.TliViOHl-·—Ar 20tb, briffs M«nne Miller, An derson. and J Polledo. Piumioer, Mafc»n»as. Cld 28th, bitr.jiiο Arthur Kinsman. Bucrnam, tor Matanzas; orlg Concord. Κellev. West Indies; scb John Lv lunburner, urcutt. Charleston. PHI LADKi-Plil A—Ar ilKb, Dr>g Josephine, Irom Matauzas. C»d z8tb, barque Omaha, Ballard. Savannah. NEW YORK—Ar 2»tb. sch* Geo Β Some. Prav, Omoa, lion, vOdivs A Η a»η, Simpson, rhiiadel pbia t«>r Portland; Jul a Eiizabeib.Can'Jage. l)rook«- ville 16 days; Richmond. Cobb, Buck?port 2ti days Wm Β Moi rill, Low, Elizabeth port lot Providence. Ar 2*tb, brig Jeremiah, Ford. Matanzas. Cld 29th, brigs Prairie Kose, Griffin, for Cardenas; Catawba, Havener, Trinidad Helen Ο Ρ' ionev, Boyd, Cardenas nebs Alpha, Munson, St J ago; Wm Df-m ng. Cook, Cicmuegos i^elia, Ft·». Charleston Clara Bell, Amesbury, Kappalivinock River; Joba McAdam, Willarrt. Poconsin lliver, Y i. Sld28ib, ship Frank rliut, tor San Francisco; brig Η M Rowley, ior Caibarien. PROVIDEKCK—Cld 28th, sch Snow Bird, Mc Laugh in, St John. Ν rt, via Portland. Ar 30tb, scb Gieenlaud, Paiks, Calais. NBW PORT—Sid i8tb, brig Marion, McCioud, ior Portland. λ r 281 h, scb Com Kearney, Phil brook, im Calais; Georglana, Reed Rockland tor New York BOSTON—Ar 29th, tch Emellne McLain, Torrey, Ogeecbee River, (ia. clι 2atb brig Lizzie Billing", (Br) Johnston, t »r St .lohn, NB. via Portland; scbs Marv Hall, Pink bam, Rockland; Venns.CofflD. Pembroke. Ar SOth, sch Saran Ε Snow, Staples, tor Grand Me· nau, NB. SALEM—Ar 29th, scb Sophia, Strout, Jackson ville. GLOUCESTER—Ar 29th, sch Wm R Pago Mnl loob, Boston lor Eastport, Pulaski, *aln*ci' New York tor Eastport. FOREIGN PORTS. Sew ïork'01*" JaU 2?' bt'B 0ssil'e«· Sprasne, Ar at Liverpool 2Hh nit. shin? p, ima Donna, Lout San I·r inciS'-o. Oracle. Humpbre», dn. Ar :it ha'tiixiitb uli, b.lj A D WlilUden, Moore, foitland, 40 houis. IPer steamer Deutschland.at Sew Vort l Ar at LiVfroool 16ih lnet. «en Chambrrtl»· 'Alex ander and Wm Comminaa,Miller. Ne* prienna Cld at LQuaoa leth.AeCwrw».lor >ew Ar at Spit head 15th, Marria Green leaf, Bates, from New Vor* tor Bremen Sid tin Qu i»st wn 151 li, Joa Κ Eaton, KUtngwood, tor the »iyde. Ar ut Venice 12tL luat, Giles Lorlng, PJnkham, ft» New Orleans. C'd at Havre l*th, Hosetta McNeil, Spronl, Cardiff and United Stares. Ar at Hamburg 13th ult, Ellen Goodspeed, Prehle, Baker's Island. Sid 14th, As*1 lor N'ew Orleans, bas put bac* to Liverpool, leaking. iPer steamer Tripoli, at Boston.} Ar at Liverpool 17th, Maty Russell, Rush, New Orlean?. Sid i7tb, Albert Ga latin. Chandler, Mobile. Ent lor Idg 17th, Ellen Southard, Morse, ior Balti more. Sid tm Plvmouth lflth Nereus. Miller, Sa*nnnah. Sid im Cortland 17th. Tho* llarward, Strtoklaad, (irotn Havre) tor Cardiff Ar ai Car did 17th, Harriet F Hosaey, Llmer, ftom Havre. Id :ftth,S D Thurston. Snow Calcutta. Ar at Londonderry 17 th, i'rus* an, Dutton, Port laud tor Liverpool, and aatîe Arat Bangkok Nov ih, Garibaldi, Noyé», Hong Kong. Λ ι at Messina Pth Inst, I. Staples, llerviman. from Cette; lltli Eva Ν Johnson, .Johns >n, Margelles. Ar at Genoa 12ih inst, Gazelle, Coie, Npw Vork. Ar at Lisbon lith lust, Saneho Panzo, Wiley, New York. 6Id fro Antwerp 15th inst, Welkin, Blanchard, to* New Orleans. (.'Id at iielvoet lCih inst, Mary Emxna, Patten, for Cardiff Ar at London 18th, John Wool tor, Knowles, trom Kustevidja. SPOKFM. Dcc 23, lat 31 N, ion 3i W, barque Witch, irom Boston tor Sydney. NSW. Jan 20, no lat, &c, sch Mary Ε Staples, bound South. J au 2λ off Crpe Henry, ship Surprise, Luce, Iroia Callao for New jfork. NEW AOVEKTISEAIEJSTS. SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE Gold Bonds» OF THK CHICAGO k SOlTll· WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. Principal and interest payable IN GOID at tit· "American Eachmje National Bank" oi New-York. Coupons payable May and November, free of G JVEkSMENT TAX. As au additional recuilty the principal and In terest is OUARANTEfcll) in Currency by ι be CHI' cAQ j, bock inland and pacific κ. κ co. Tlii Chicng and Southwestern Railway, in con nection with ttio Muscatine branch of 'he Chi cm g Rock Island and Pacific Road, ïa a DIREC i k.X TENSION oi the oi»l Chicago and R ca Isiaud Ro m I rum Columbus Iowa, 230 miles lURoUUli ruE riches c portions of iowa and MISSOURI. ΊΟ TUE Cl 1 Y OP LE AVEN WORTd, IvANSaS. thus constituting an almost direct air line from CHICAGO to t e Commercial Metropolis of Kansas and the Missouri Valley. The field ot this Road tliioughout the Southwest is an opeu one; Its connection vfitb Chicago is direct, and all lis connections axe among the MOST VAL UABLE and imporiaut ot any Road in existence. The wbo.e issue of Bonds amounts to five millions and constitutes a hn-t mortgage on tne tnilre prop erty of the Comp ny. BKSIOES l«EING UNCON DITIONALLY GUARANTEED BY THE CBJCA· GO, BOCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAILROAD CO which renders the investment doubly secure. W e do not hesitate to recommenl them as FIRbT CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. They wie elpMree. fobitlw Kev. FOaTJSB DIX. Jersey City,». J. G'EAI'OHANCE! Α£·>η»8 Wa-t·" I φ-ι |Λ ΓΛ ι ei year §ure, mace bv Agvrts ipl'JUU m;i'e or lorn» β, ί-β ling our tr 1 rid reiioicned Patent Eva lasting White Wire ι tot Hi.· s Lime. Chaînât *nd beat clothesline-» in the world; mly3cte pei toot, nd will hist aliuiidred >e«rR.—Addie?i the M M Hudson River Wire Co., «δ William 5»t Ν. Y. ο* lo j^earbjxn St., cLLugo, III. iebl*4w A NEW ΙΙΛΤ8 PKABODV ADD SHOO FLÏ AT HARRIS', Opposite Stw jp. α Jan ii, 1870. dlwh For tlie Fleet. Cai r. B-.fiJ Wil'ned ha tbart ered iheSteH"> r 2 "Utic'e "run" the Wonareh," ^cci· 'n c''ti»'ecti ·η witu fhe Ya'"* Λ 7!ι.,η et whl h «III be kept warm Κ* tl,f J,· mmol'ha or i.dl. s. Thev will rou ir>m le A M tu fou» Ρ·M· lr"mu tla"' c Whar'. «here ei cT'lien taecomiuodations have heen arranged, p,,. („ers .III I lease cure their tii-k-is b fore going on hoard. Fare down ant return Twenty.«lve oc-nis. jan3ldlw B. J. WILL ABO. KPKOIAL HOTlCE. EAST ευχτο» ST t'ilijN, o-> tb· Portland and Hochester Hallroad, wi 1 t>a discontinue d on and aiter Fcuiuaty 1,1ST0, oiitn fur· her notice i'UOS. QC1SBT, Swp'f. January 29,1870. jiuïùiw

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Tuesday Morning, February I, 1870. Portlaud and "Vicinity. Sew Adrerii«rmrai· ibi> i»*t. AUCTION COLUMN. Sleighs, &c F. O. Bailey Co. SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN. A Cird....Wm.Chase. M. L. A. Geo. A. Jones. Notice....Wm. L. puaiam. Beware ot Pickpockets John Swett. Boiler Wanted....J.P. Smith. new advertisement column. Montreal ocean S eamship Co H. A, Allan. Safi for Sale... .F. O. B*iley Co Gold BondI—GODDARD, J·, PRESID ING. Monday.—State vs. James M. Geîchell. Indict» ed for adu tery. Tried last Saturday a>:d Jury dis agreed. Verdict gui :ty. Sentenced to two years in State Prison. The January term (civil and criminal) adjourned this noon alter a session ot twenty-two dajs. The first six days were occupied with the trial of civil ea es, during which lour civil cases were tried by the Jury and one by the Court, in all five civil trials. Number of civil actions continued from Dec. 288 New civil entries, 111 Whole civil docket, 399 Number ot civil cases disposed ci, 83 Number ol civil eases continued to Feb. 314 The grand jury came in on Monday, January 10, finding 38 Indictments. Criminal trials began Jan uary 12th, and continued nit. en days, during which sixteen trials were had cf fltieen pers ns, resul'lng as follows: Convicted, 3; acquitted, 5; disagreed,!. Sentences were passed on 23 convicts, of whom 12 went to Sate ΡΠβοη, one for lite and the others aver aging 3} ye ire; Β to Jail, averaging 5J months; 6 were fined an aggregate or f375 and costs. Criminal case» continued from September term 28 New indictment', 38 Whole clmlnal docket, 66 Number ol criminal cases finally disposed ol, Νamber continuel to M«y t> riu, 23 Which is the smallest number for many years. The February term will not b; held until Februa ry II, at 9 A. M., on aecoant ol the ceremonies at the City Building on Tuesday. City Hall. At 9 o'clock yesterday morning the doors of Oity Hall were thrown open to the public, and from that hour until 7 o'clock in the evening there was a steady stream of people parsing Into and out of the building. It i9 Animated tbat at least 33,030 men, women and ildren ▼Isited the hall during the day. By actual coant 600 passed into the hall in the space of five minutes between the hours of 1 and 2 o'elock In the afternoon. The effect of the decorations upon the eye was different than it has been at any other time when we have gazed upon them. The recent fall of snow re flecting the rays of the sun so dazzled the eye outside the building that upon coming into the subdued light of the apartment it was several moments before you could distinguish any thing except the heraldic star, the chandeliers and the tall wax lights about the catafalque. Gradually, however, the eye became accus tomed to the light, and by degrees the solemn beauty and richness of the decorations became apparent. Hot the least noticeable features ol the scene were the sentinels solemnly pacing to and fro, and the guard standing like statues at each corner of the catafalque, bending over the butts of their reversed muskets. We may be mistaken, but so attentive were tlie guard to the duties of the occasion that not a muscle mored, or seemed to move, notwithstanding the uncomfortable position. The guard waf composed of members of the Portland Me- I chanic Blues. The floral display was magnifi cent without being overdone. Ooe lady stand log by us remarked, with a long drawn breatb, after having gazed silently for some time at the decorations, "Oh! it is too beautiful to be real." From the opiuions expressed by the many strangers who have visited the hall there if no doubt that no fanerai display has ever been made which was so magnificent or in such good taste. For the decorations the city and country are indebted to Mr. Harry B. Brown, the celebrated marine artist, and for the floral display to Dirwanger. YLlt· the Fleet. Yesterday morniog, at 111-2 o'clock, Ad miral Fjrragut, accompanied by h s stall and tbe officers of the U. S. sloop-of-war Benicia, (who had just called upon him to pay their re spects,) drove down to the wharf, where tbe C. 8. steamer Leyden, Master \V. P. Randall commanding, flying tbe Admiral's flag, was io wailing for them. Tbey first proceeded to tbe Terrer, where tbey were received by Comman der Bansom and bis officers and made an in spection of the ship, thence to the Miantono mob, where tbey were received by Capt. Shu feidtand officers—tbe same proceedings taking place as in the case of tbe Terror—Ihence to Fort Preble, where tha Admiral and party were received by Gen. Β. H. Hill and tbe officers oi the 5th C. S. Artillery, tbe full sa lute of seventeen guns being fired, tbe garri ■on being drawn up in line with open ranks •nd arms at present, the band of tbe regiment playing the National airs. Alter some half an hoar spent at tbe fort an informal visit was made to the Monarch, from whence an official Visit was made to the Benicia. Upon ap proaching the Benicia the yards were manned acd a salute of seventeen guns fired. Tbe party was received by Commander Nicholson with all the usual formalities, and after the ex change of courtesies and inspection of tbe vessel tbe AI mirai and party re-embarked on the Leyden, retarniog to the city about 3 o'clock P. M. About 11 o'clock the U. 8. Keren ue cutter Mahoning, Capt. J. A. Webster, lett Atlantic wharf with tbe members of tbe City Govern ment, tbe delegation from Baltimore, the com mittee from tbe town of Peabody, and r.be dif ferent committees of citizens on tbe reception of Mr. Peabody's remains, accompanied by their ladies, for a visit to the Terror and Mon arch. They were received by the officers of both vess Is most courteously and shown all OTer tbe ships, returning to the city about 2 o'clock. On board the Mahoning a very nice collation was served, to which all did full jus tioe, their appetites being decidedly sharpened by tbe keen sea breeze. We have yet to find two more gentlemanly, obliging and courteous officers than Capt. Webster of the Mahoning and Capt. Bandill of the Leyden. At 2 o'clock in tbe afternoon the members of tbe Legislature at present in the city paid a visit to tbe iron-clads and Monarch. Δ η D TV A V α iK rn-rrrr U evening brought a large influx of visitors to all the hotels of the city, aDd their offices resem bled those of the hotels at the watering-places at the height of the season, rather than those of oar quiet city in winter. Among the arriv al· at the Falmouth Hotel were the following gentlemen who formed the committees ot ten ,"*Otn the Massachusetts Legislature: Hons. Jobrf Morriasey, George W. Johnson, John J. Fletche 'i fr·· Luther Conant, George O. Fair banks, S. H· Fierce, W. S. Danlorth, S. M. Crosby, J. O. Fallon and D. W. Barnes. The following gentlemen from Baltimore also registered: Hon. J. ij. Carroll, Col. AVil »on, Messrs. K.ilbourn, Hammond and John Carroll. The following from Peabody: George F. Os borie, Francis Baker, Henry Poor, C. B. Far ley, Amos Merrill, J. B. Foster, F. M. Stimp son, B. C. Perkins, Fitch Poole, J. P. King, T. E. Proctor, A. H. Abbott, A. B. Merrill, E. IT. Jacobs, and W. Button, jr. Also Messrs. Francis Peabody of Dan vers; George H. and A. J. Peabody of Hew York; W. G. Saltonstall, W. C. Endicott and H. S. Williams of Salem. Grand Akmv op the Kepcbi.ic.—At the meeting of the Department of Maine, held in this city yesterday, the following officers were eleated:—Commander, Gen. Charles P. Mat tocks of Portland; S. V. Commander, Gen Charles \V. Tilden of Castine; J. V. Com." mander, Adjt. George A. Parker of Lewiston Med. Director, Assistant Surgeon Sam'l B· Morrison ol Bangor; Chaplain, Bev. N. W. X· Eoot of Portland. Council of Administration Gen. M. F. Wentwortli of Kittery, Capt. Geo. Prince of Bath, Capt. I. S.Faunce of Lewis ton, Capt. Ε. E. Small of Bangor, Lieut. A. G. Hibbard of Bucksport. Officers of the Benicia..—The following is a list of the principal officers of the U nitec States sloop-ot-war "Benicia:" Commander— 8. Nicholson; Lieut. Commanders—W. S Schleg, S. H. Baker; Lieutenant—G. T. Wil klns; Ensigns—S. Schroeder, T. C. McClean, T. I. Wood, A. B. Speyers, \V. C. Strong; »ar«eoa—H. A. Nelson; Asst. Surgeon—W. owC.°^ln; Pay">"ter-H. A. Pritcbard; TBni*i gl',„r~B· H. Wharton; 1st Asst. *ogine«r—R McNary i Brief Jotliug·. Lieut. Pentiell of the Portland Mechanic i Blues wa* detailed on Tbfrnday las', by Oui. ,1. M. Browu as hia Adjutant, and lias been acuog as such ever since. The ceremony ol guard mounting should not he missed by our citizens. It takes place at eight o'clock In the morning in front of old City Hall. To-day both the Blues and Light Infantry will be de tailed for guard duty at old City Hall. The courteousness of Capt. Watts of the No va Scotian, in allowing his vessel to be occu pied by spectators of the ceremonies of the disembarkation of Mr. Peabody's remains on Saturday last, and that too when his ship was to sail for Liverpool in the afternoon, is worthy of especial mention. The marines from the Monarch and the Plymouth will take part in the procession to day, and be assigued the place directly behind the military escort. Chaplain Harrison of the Monarch preached at St. Stephen's Church Sunday afternooD, as he is also expected to next Sunday. A man was run over by a sleigh while cross ing Exchinie street, near the post office, yes terday afternoon. He was not injured. The Press, speaking of the arrival of the Legislature, says, "Tbey nu robe red pome 350, about 50 of them being ladies. There are 180 members at present in the Senate and House together, and no ladies.—Advertiser. Eitoer the author of the above paragraph did not read our article very carefully, or he must be very thick-headed. The Street Commissioner was at work yes terday levelling and beating down the snow in the streets through which the procession is to pass to-day. Alderman Curtis was oue of the most ubi quitous of men on men on Saturday last. Ho was here, there and everywhere at the landing of the remains, seeing that all went smoothly. The fire alarm was not out of order on Sun day night. The alarm struck on St. Stephen's bell and on the First Parish bell, but the strokes on that of the First Parish were very taint. The sleighing was indulged in to a great extent yesterday, the streets being alive with doable sleighs and last catteis. The sidewalks were also crowded with pedestrians. One amusing incident on a horse car: A gent missed his wallet; the party sitting next to him was accused of the theft. "Give me up that wallet," said No. 1 to the supposed scamp at his side. Supposed scamp demurred. "Your wallet? what the d—1 do you suppose I've had to do with your wallet?" High words passed No. 1 collared No. 2; things looked equally. Presently a gentleman interfered. The sup posed scamp was oue of the old and wealthy residents of Portland! No. 1 subsided.—An other: Several well known citizens of Saco and Biddeford were relating their experiences. Ooe says, "Somebody has stolen my watch, but how lie could have got it *ith my overcoat and under coat buttoued over it I don't see. Now my pocket-book, which I carry in my hip Docket, couldn't be taken." Just then be placed his hand in that identical pocket, and withdrew it with the remark, "Well, bless my soul, he has got that too." Mr. Francis T. Wood, head workman at the Portland Glass Works, was presented by Mr Deehan, in behalf of the employees, with an elegant watch and chain on Thursday evening last. Frank Leslie's photographic car, drawn by six horses, with red, white and blue plumes on their heads, attracted considerable attention on the street yesterday. Look out sharp for pickpockets to-day. We are fearful that to-day will by a stormy one for the procession. At a late hour last night the snow was falling fast. A case of attempted pocket picking took place yesterday afternoon at City Hall. A ientleman in the crowd felt some one afoul of his pocket, and he immediately seized hold of his pocket and saved his wallet. Then turning round he caught hold of the gentleman behind him and charged him with the attempt. The accused proved to be a most respectable citi zen, very well known. The pickpocket proba bly stood Dext to him and in the crush reached forth, making the citizen a shield for his nefa rious purposes. A Golden -wedding.—In these days when the marriage-tie is held in so little account— has become so attenuated that it is liable to be snapped from causes the most trivial—it is real ly refreshing to read or bear of a Golden Wed ding—refreshing to know that there are those who, having joined hands in youth—having passed through a period of fifty years, subject to all their trials and vicissitudes, still cling to each other with unchanging devotion. It is pleasant to contemplate such a couple—pleas ant to kuow that the love which brightened their youthful paths still illumines their later pilgrimage, dispelling the frosts of age and dis pensing much of the warmth and glow of life's early experience. To us a Golden Wedding is replete with a thousand lold more interest than a marriage of to day. Those who take part iu it have passed through the trying or deals of life, have tasted the sweet and the bit ter sup of human existence; and uow, ere the curtain falls forever upon its varied scenes once more come forward to reDew the vows and pledges given when the "dew ox youth" was on their brows, thus attesting to the sin cerity of their first professions and their abid ing confidence in each other. We believe the public is in symyathy with us, and will be pleated to learn, as we were, that the interesting ceremony above alluded to will, nothing prevjnting, come off Thursday the 24th of this month, the parttes being our venerable friends, Mr. and Mrs. John K. Hoop er. For the last half century or more Mrs. H. has been a tried and failliful nurse. Thousands in their infantile years have experienced her motherly care. Not only in their tenderer years, but throughout all the stages of life, in chitdhood, manhood and old age, they bave found ber a willing aud faithful attendant in chambers of sickness, alleviating the sufferings of the patient by her unwearied attentions, and enlivening their despondency by her cheerful presence. I' will be a gratification to all such, and hosts of others who have been under obli gations to her, to manifest their regard on the occasion mentioned by such tokens as a gener ous heart may dictate and an appreciative spirit delight to bestow. Sexex. Tue Muses are not landsmen (or landswo men) exclusively, as is'generally supposed. At any rate they have come to see the Peabody solemnities, and have "lit"on the United States steamer "Miantonomoh." One of the crew of that illustrious craft sends us the following, which we obediently reproduce in these col umns: Wanted. A faithful, loving heart, Wh- ee courage and eievalion Would help m j in m ν voyage acros* Li e'e rough, tempestuous ocean. A face where I could see Λ1 y Joys and woes reflected A voice whose sweet, melodious tones Could cheer me when dejected. A mind whose every whim Should correspond with mine; Who'd hold in most supreme contempt. fiooos, ropes and crinoline; A foim whose head should teach A litt e below my Phouluer, Something about nineteen or twenty years But not a moment older. In floe sense, pleasing soul, "i do i.ot care tor ρ-It;" Who'd cook ior me a ρ »und of chops And eat the halt herself. It any can these wan is Mipplv, Whose hand and hewns to ha linitorl riifi»rrAil r!r»r*i_ mitteo cm Division of Towns; resolve tender ing the thanks of tbe Legislature to Hon. Richard D. Rice, introduced by Mr. Whidden, wa9 adopted. A communication was received from the Secretary of State, transmitting the report of Cammissioners on Equalization of Municipal War Debts. Tbe bond ol William Caldwell, State Treas urer elect, was referred to Committee on Treas urer's Accounts in concurrence. On motion of Mr. Smith, of Holgdon, tbe u-e of the Representatives' Hall was granted to Fred Uutcbings for delivery of a lecture on the State of Nevada on Tuesday evening, Feb. 1st.—Adjourned. XLIst CONGRESS—Second Session. SENATE. Washington, Jan. 31.—The Chair submit ted a communication from the Secretary of the Treasury, containing draits of a bill for tbe or ganization of a marine hospital service; also the annual report of tbe Commissioner of Pa tents. Mr. Sumner presented a petition from the citiz -us ot Kansas tor tbe selection of a com missioner to distribute eligible lauds for home steads for freedmen. Mr. Sherman presented the resolutions of tbe Legislature of Ohio ratifying the 15th amendment. Referred. Mr. Ward offered a resolution, which was agreed to, requesting the Attorney General to communicate copies ot any communication sent by him to any United Stales military au thorities since the passage of the last act rela tive to the admission of Georgia and its repre sentatives in Congress; and particularly any opinion given by bim touching the eligibility of the members of tbe Georgia Legislature. Mr. Williams offered a resolution, which was agreed to, requesting the President to furnish tbe Senate with u copy of the correspondence ot J. Rsss Browne, late Minister to China, with the State Department. Mr. Morton offered a resolution, winch was agreed to, calling upou the President for intor mation concerning tbe ratification of tbe 15ih amendmeutby the Legislature of Mississippi, and regard to oiher affairs there. He also in troduced a bill to admit the State of Mississip pi to representation. Mr. Sherman, from the Committee on Fi nance, reported without amendment the bill requiring the Secretary of the Treasury to (withhold auy monies due from the United States to defaulting States on any account whatever. Mr. Crap; introduc· llHvP Q^vsiitn nrl ehnrHv afrnr ο -1 !niima/l HOUSE. Bills were introduced and referred: For ap prenticeships in the nary; to admit Mississippi 10 representation in Congress; to remove all political disabilities. Mr. Ingersoll of Illinois ottered a resolution directing the Committee on Banking to report back within six days his bill authorizing an additional issue of legil tender notes to the amount of fiity-four millions, but the House refused to second the previous question, 43 to 71, and the question went over. Mr. Cul oui of Illinois offered a resolution directing the special committee on postal tele graph to-iuquire into the whole subject of tele graphing throughout the Uuited States, and authorizing it to send for personS and papers. The House refused to secoud the previous question 35 to 75, and the qu^stiou went over. Mr. McNeely of Illinois offered a resolution declaring that the natioual debt should be paid in strict compliance with the contract, and that the five-twenties are nayabte in greenbacks, and condemning the policy of the administra tion in redeeming such bonds at the high rate ot premium while it has tho clear right to re deem them at par. Mr. Jones ol Kentucky moved to lay the res olution on the table, for the purpose of testing the sense of the House. The resolution waj tabled yeas 22, nays 41— a strict party vote. Mr. Burr of Illinois offered a resolution call ing for information ot the quantity of raw ma terials, such as copper, tin and pig iron, on hand in the various dockyards and arsenals, and why they should not lie sold. Adopted. Mr. Marshall of Illinois offered a resolution declaring the constitutional authority to levy taxes does not include auy power to impose duties tor any other purpose than the co'lec tion of the revenue; that a tariff levied for any other purpose than that of revenue, and espec; ially if levied to foster and encourage one sec tion of the country or one class of citizeDS at the expense ot other sections or classes, is un authorized by the constitution, unjust to the great body ot the people, and injurious to al most all industries; and directing the Commit tee on Ways and Means to piopose a bill in accordance with these views. Mr. Kellogg of New York moved to table the resolution. The morning hour having expired the reso lution went over till next Monday. Sir. Fitch ot Nevada, offered a resolution to grant helligerent rights to the Eepublic ot Cu ba and moved its reference to a select commit tee of seven. Iteferred to Committee on For eign Affairs. "Ί'Ό "Γ-ιο ιι·νινυυυι:υ euu iciciicu an imiwn?. By Mr. Vau Trump of Oliio, lo repeal the act of the 3d of March, 18(33, relating to the habeas corpus; by Mr. Morgan of Ohio, to abolish the Department of Agriculture; by Mr. Armstrong ot Pennsylvania, to provide tor the redemption of United States bonds not exceeding SI 000, 000, and issuing therefor an equivalent amount, of notes not. bearing interest; by Mr. Wells of Missouri, fixing the pay of Senators and Rep résentatives at $3000 per ear and reducing mileage to 10 cents p-r mile from the 4th of Mjrcb, 1870; by Mr. Jenckes of Rhode Island, to rénové and amend the Statutes relating to patents and copyrights; by Mr. Bolman ot In diana, extending to the 1st of December, 1870, the time for filing claims for additional boun ties. Resolutions were offeredm Lafiin ot New York, directing the committee provide n. more economical and efficient method of publishing the transactions of the Patent Office. Adopted. Mr. Cox of New York, asked leave to offer a resolution instructing the Committee on Ways aDd Means to repeal the unjust and bur densome tariff on coal. Mr. Cessna of Penniyivauia, objected. Mr. Cox moved to suspend tbe rules. The rules were not suspended, 44 to 75. Petitions were presented as follows: By Mr. Brooks of New York, a memorial of \Vm. H. Vanderbilt, "Vice President of the New York Central railroad and President of tbe Harlem railx-oad, remonstrating against the existing duty ou steel rails, as well as against the further proposed iucrease. Richard E. Ayer, member elect from tho 1st Congressional district of Virginia, appeared and was sworn in. Mr. Bingham of Ohio moved that Lewis Mc Kenzie, member elect from Virginia, be sworn in without prejudice to the claims of the con testant, expliining that he was not sworn pe caus3 there was an absurd charge against him that he could not take the test oath, while every man knew that he would take it as con scientiously as any one in the House. Messrs. Paine and Cessna opposed the reso lution because tbe questiou was now before the Committee on elections. Mr. Farnsworth ot Illinois supported the resolution which was agreed to and Mr. Mc kenzie was accordingly sworn. The business oa the Speaker's table was taken up and disposed of as follows: The Senate bill for the temporary reliet of the poor and destitute of the District of Colum bia, appropriating §80,000. The bill was refer red to the Committee of the Whole. The Senate concurrent resolution accepting the statue of Maj. Gen. Green, alter re marks by Messrs. Fanner, Jencbs, Wbit'emore, Cobb, Sloeum and Beatty, was agreed to. Adjourned. NKW YORK. CITY AND VICINITY. New York, .Tan. 31.— Prince Arthur was wailed upon at the Brevoort House this morn ing by a delegation of English, Scottish and Irish residents, headed by the British Consul and presented with a congratulatory address. The Prince made a feeling reply. He attend ed the firemen's ball at the Academy of Music this evening. The Prince will leave for Bos ton on Saturday. The failure of Le Roy, Nichols Co., brok ers, is announced this afternoon upon contracts for several thousand shares ot Rock Island stock. Prince Arthur visited the fireman's ball at the Academy of Music at 11 o'clock. As the I'riDce entered the proscenium box the orches tra played "God save the Queen," and he was received with much enthusiasm. He bowed his acknowledgments to the immense con course on the floor and in the boxes. The Prince remained standing while the baud played "Yankee Doodle," and afler remaining in {be box some time ho descende! to the floor and mixed with the dancers. Before leaving he expressed himself exceedingly pleased and delighted with the country and this friendly reception. HORRIBLE KEROSENE ACCIDENT. Buffalo, Jan. 31.—At 2 o'clock this morn ing a koro-eno lamp eipleded in the house ol Nicholas Bliss, aud Bliss, his wife and two children were dreadfully burned. One child died immediate1,? aud the other is in a critical condition. Bliss and wife will recover. MASSACHUSETTS· CHARLESTOWN JÎANY YARD. Boston, Jan. 31.—The order discharging workmen went into effect at the Cbarlestown Navy Yard to-day, and 1395 men left at roll call this afternoon. Official connections with the navy yards of all Admirals have ceased, and Admiral Paulding's flig was pulled down on Saturday Irom the staff in the Park and the national flag hoisted instead. The Admiral left for his home in Connecticut to-day. The commandant's fl.ig is still flying on the rec eiv ing ship Ohio. SNOW. Passengers by northern railroads report a heavy fall of snow all along these roads. The tall in Boston and vicinity was light. CAPTURE OF A ROBBER. Albert K. Harland, a seaman on board brig Abbv, bound from this port to Hayti, who rob bed that vessel ot $1000 in silver coin snd suc ceeded in effecting his escape Irom the brig on Saturday in a boat while at anchor in Nan tucket Roads, has been arrested at Albany and all the money recovered. BOILER EXPLOSION. Worcester, Jan. 31.—A large steam boiler connected with a building occupied by J. M. Folansbee and others, in this city, exploded to-day. The building w.is bully damaged and one or two persons seriously affected by the shock of the explosion, but no lives were lost. FLORIDA. MURDER OK A CUBAN EDITOR BY CUBANS. Key West, Jan. 31.—Gouzalo Castanon, ed itor of the Vose de Cuba, while standing oil the porch of his hotel was attacked by several Cu bans, who opened fire oil him with pistols. He returned the fire and had wounded three ol his assailants when he received a shot Irom which he died in fifteen miaute3. Several ar rests have been made. The editors of tbe Key West Despatch, in a card withdrew the article which they publish ed this morning on the approaching duel, mmauder Oscar Κ ^tan'on has been ordered to the commaud ot the receiving ship Vandalia, afc Portsmouth. NOMINATIONS. Tbe President nominated to the Senate to day Tbomas Lorng, Collector of Customs at Plymouth, Mass., and Franc's Δ. Walker, of Massachusetts, Superintendent of the Census. INTEBNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS. The internal revenue receipts to-day were $1,287,400, and for tb* present month $12.479, 000, a gain of 81,360,000 over January, 1869. REDUCTION AT THE NAVY TARD. Five hundred men were discharged from the navy yard to-day, mostly from the bureaus of contraction and repairs. One hundred more will be transferred to ihe bureaus ot yards and docks and equipment and ordsauce,.leaving about 700 men at work in the yard. Those to be retained are the actual residents of Wash ington, who have families to support. THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH. The Senate CoAmittee on Post Offices and Post Ttoads, in their report to day in favor ot the bill reported back to establish a po-tai telegraph and to establish a postal telegraph company, express the belief that the time has now come lor connecting the telegraph with the postai service. America is the only coun try in which correspondence by telegraph is intrusted solely to private corporations. The investment, iu proportion to the lengths the lines, is large, the rates aro higher, and the tel egraph is less used than iu most countries, though there is no nation where it could be used to so great au advantage. Iu all other couutries the charges are uniform for the same distance; here they vary in different sectious and are higher at the South than at tha East, and higher at the West than at the East, and therefore discriminate against those sections where from the inl'requency of the mails and the means of communicatiou the telegraph is most needed. The average cost of construct ing telegraph lines in this country is $170 per mile; the average cost iu fivo European coun tries is per mile. It is not asserted that the wires can he built here as cheap as in Europe, but there is no reason for this great difference. •High rates are required iu this country to yield a fair return upon the nominal invest ment. Competition has reduced the tariff be tWPOn fïtor nnm »>Qf I tirr 4- n ί» crease of capital anil private expense. À per manent remedy for this evil is a large reduc tion of capital* the consolidation of tho com peting companies, a reduction of office expens es by a union witli the post-offices, ami by tho prepayment of telegrams by stamps. This will enable a great reduction to be made in salaries, with a corresponding reduction of private ex penses on each message, r.nd will extend the beuefit of the telegraph to all classes and re move the causes of competition. The commit tee give a statement of capital expenses and earnings of the Western Union Company and allude to the Belgium and British lines,and say that ihev do not feel justified in the preseut condition of our fiuancial resources to recom mend a government telegraph which would involve the expenditure of from eighteen to twenty millions of dollars tor the lioes of ono company alone, and an annual tax upon the whole people for the benefit of the small num bers who use tho telegraph. The advantages of the system recomended are in the reduced rates as shown by tha annexed tables, in uni form rates for equal distances, and in fixed rates for press newi, and establishing as a right that which is now enjoyed as a favor. The tel egraph companies have already agreed tbattbe United States may purchase their lines bv as seating to the provUiousof the act pa'sed July 29,18GI3. The committee concluded by saying that the postal telegraph system will depend for its success in the economy with which it is managed. RECEPTION. The President will give his next public re ception on Thursday evening, from eight to ten o'clock. K4.NSAS. A SENSATION COMING. Leavenworth, Jan. 31.—Information from Topeka is to the effect that evidence of a start ling character in reference to a certain North western Senator will be produced before the committee of the legislature appointed to inves tigate the charges of corruption against one of the Congressional delegation. VIRGINIA· REDUCTION IN THE NAVÏ Y ABU. Norfolk, Jan. 31.—Seven hundred aDd fifty men were discharged to-day from the con structing and steam engineering bureau at the Gosport navy yard. All work in the depart ments hasbeen entirely suspended. Ε U It Ο Ρ Ε, Ureal Britain. the queen's speech. London, Jan. 31.—The Queen will uot be present at tbe opening of Parliament. Her Majesty's speech will be read by a commission er. MISCELLANEOUS. Tlie overland telegraph to India is in work ing order again, and messages of to-day's daw have been exchanged between London and Bombay. A dispatch announces the arrival of the Great Eastern at Bombay. AGITATION AT ROME. Letters from Borne say that Dr. Doningor's protest against a declaration of the dogma of Papal infallibility pro /okes much excitement and indignation at the Vatican. Δ telegram from Rome to-day states that the Pope refuses to receive an address signed by 137 bishops, also protesting against the declaration of that dogma. SYMPTOMS OF A RUPTURE. Berlin, Jan. 31.—The Berlin correspond ence asserts that the German government will sustain the bishops iu the event of a contest with the Vatican. WEST INDIEN. Cnba. PUELLO'S VICTORY OVER THE INSURGENTS. New Yokk, Jau. 31.—The Spanish Consul in this city has received from Havana the fol lowing official telegrim: Havana, Jan. 31. —Gen. Puello attacked and captured the intrenched canin ol the insur gents at Gaaimaro with only 1Û00 troops. He remained there seventeen days destroying all the fortifications which they had built up in the encampment. The insurgents fled after the first attack leaving a great number of dead ou the field. Havana, Jan. 31.—The news of the shooting of Senor Oastanou, at Key West, cau-es great excitement heie. The volunteers to-night arrested two men for using seJitious language. Ic is reported that tbo prisoners attempted to escape and were fired upon by the guard and killed. An investigation is now going on. TELEOBAFIIIG IT£V«, An order has been issued that all claims by employees of the Treasury Department for mileage and expenses incurred while engaged in official business, must be verified by the oath of the claimant, and that no part of the distances bave been traveled on free passes. In consequence of the admission of Virginia, orders have been issued from the headquarters of the army discontinuing the first military district, and directing that the States cf Mary land, Virginia, West Virginia and North Car olina shall compose the Department of Vir ginia, under command of Gen, Canby, with headquarters at Richmond and form part of the Military Division of the Atlantic. DavidS. Skinner, cotton buyer, of Provi dence, R. I., had an arm shot off recently In Texas by the accidental discharge of a gun while returuing lrom a hunting expedition. The Tennessee Legislature has enacted a law for punishing severely masked maraunders. A resolution was introduced into tbe Ohio House Monday looking to an amendment of tbe State constitution extending suffrage to women. The Consolidated Bank of Louisiana was Sunday night robbed of §50,000. Tbe robbery was evidently the work of txperienced cracks men. H. C. Dorsey of Rhode Island gave a dinner to the convicts in the Connecticut State Prison Monday. A short but violent hurricane passed over Helena, Montana, on Saturday morning, un roofing houses, blowing down chimnies,&c. The United States arsenal was completrly de molished and the court house badly wrecked. Total damage $10.600. COMMERCIAL, Receipts by Railroad· aad Nteamboata. Grand Trunk Railway-Saturday—140 cans milk, 300 bbis. flour, 2o7 pkg* meichaouise, 22 care lumber, 1 car laths, 1 do bay, 3 ο ο shooK, 2 do bark, 1 do 1 me 9 do barley, 24 do wheat, 4 do oats, 2 do bone uust, 2 do starch. 1 do wood. For shipment ta fcurope, δ cars baa n. 2 do apples, 3 do leather. 4 do ashes, 1 do pork. For shipment east, 1300 bbis. flour. Monday—242 cans milk, 335 pkgs merchandise, 300 bbls flour, 20 cars lumber, 5 do cats, 8 do wbeat.3 do stiook, β do bark, 1 do beef, 1 do teed. For ship ment toEarope,2 c»rs leatner, 3do hops 9do wheat, 8 do Dacsn. Foi shipment east, 1300 bb;s. floor. Maine Central Uailroad Saturday 190 pk^s merchandise, 1 car potatoes, 1 do shingles, 1 do leather. Monday—368 pkgs merchandise. 2 cars wood. 6 »«J 67 for Louisiana Levee 6's. The Chicago «ft North Western Bmroad Company received bits to-day tor $720,000 of 7 per cent, convertible sinking »und bonds, ot which tlioy had previously given i.otire to I the Stock Exch*nge. The bids were tor double the amount oi bonds offered, and awards were made at 894 to 90 33-100. The sbarp rise in Rock Island shares to-day, is said to have caused the failure of a prominent member of the Stock Exchange, who had short contracta outstanding to toe extent ot about COOO shares. No notice, however, has been sent to tlje Stoclc Exchange in regard to the matter. The stock matket at ihe close was generally ofl from best prices ot the atternoon. The greatest ac tivity and the wildest fluctuations were in Rock Island, New Jersey Central and North "Western shares. The wide aud trequent fluctuations in Rock I«land attracted a large crowd oil the street, and the long rjom was quite dt s rted at intervals, and con sequeuily bnt little act vPy pevailed ther^. Rock Island during th- dav bas a^ld ar 113J HCJ. ."Miscall meous shares w*»re more active t if is ai'^ei noon, and price* were on the upward Jack, Jixpros stork were dull and steady. The following are ll:e last board quotations Harlem 139 Harlem preferred 141 Illinois Central 135 Hearting 95J Pacific Mail 4ol Cleveland Pittsburg Michigan Central Chicago «Sr Norih Western JJ Chicago North Western preferred 89 Pittsburg Fort *8 Chicago Rock Island "if New York Central... Hudson 95g ÊrU? Sll0re ^cbigan Southern Erie preferred.... 40 Western Union Telegraph Co.*...353 Alio gross clear tnces at the Gold Exchange Banii to-day were $17,099.000. ^lance at cSe Sub-Treasury to-dav was as fol lows.—Curiency, $ô,«3l,000; general, §80,770,000. Philadelphia Coal market. Philadelphia,.Jan. 29.—There U but little co ing and that at minimum price». The produ -il m I will remain about ilie suue. and the demand, no doubt, will be supplied at the present low rates. 1 The following are the prices of Uoalby the cargo at Port Richmond: Schuylkill red ash. $5 25 (g δ δο· do white ash and lump, $1 25 4 δι»; do steamboat' ι $4 75 5 Ου; do broken, $4 25 4 50; do egg. S 4 50 4 75; do stove $4 75 5 00; 17 00. Pork lower;sales 1400 bbls.: new mess 26 75 27 25; prime 23 00 23 25. Lard heavy and drooping; sales 400 bbls.steam 15} @16$; keitle 17$ 173c. Whiskey lower; sales 300 bbls*.; Western tree at 98J φ 99c. Sugar easier; sales 200 hhds fair to good îefining 9$ lOJc. Mo'asses dull. 'J allow quiet and steady; pales at 10 IOJp. Linseed dioop ing. Freights to Liverpool dull; Cotton per steam kd. New York, Jan. 3!.—Cattle market—The market wis well attended to-day, and lull prices ι easily ob tained tar all the stock offered. Receipts lor the week 6ll0 h*ad; quotations, fair to good 9 15c; prime to choice 16$ 17$c. Tbc Sheen and Lambs market ruled heavy to-day t la -1 week's quotations; c.in in jn to prime sheep 4|@ 6c; extra to choice 6J 8c; Lambs nominal. Swine—boas steady but not active at last week's quotations: receipts tor the week 10,813 head; common to prime ht9i(g}i3c; dressed 12 I2j{c. Albany, Ν. Y., Jan. 31.—Cattle market—Beeves —The market lor beeves opened with an increased supply; quotations were lower. 'J he attendance ot buyers was very moderate and a more disastrous j market tn Western dealers except the tirst week m January, his not been experienced ein50 c ish, 26 00(3) 26 73, seller viaich. Lard dull at 15| (a> 153c. urecg United States 5-20s, 1062, July. 1865 114j 1867 1144 Union Pacific R R Sixes, gold 873 Union Pacific Land Grant. Sevens 6t j Central Pacific ltailroad Cs, gold 94 U nitea States Coupons 121 Hates Manuiactunng Company 300 Boston and Maine Kailroau H« Eastern Kahroaα UJ Michigan Central Railroad 11 «f A Wonderful Discovery NATURE'S THE RESULT OF YEABS OF STUDY AITD EXPERIMENT. It Contains No LAC SULPHUB—No SU3AB of LEAD-No LITHAEGE-No NITEATS of SILVEE, and Is entirely free from the Poisonous and Health-destroying Crags used in other Hair Preparations. It is sure to supersede and drive out of the community all the POISONOUS Ρ2ΪΓ PAHATIOXS note in use. Transparent and clear as crystal, it trill not soil the finest fabric. Xo oil, no sediment, no dirt—per fectly SAFE, CLE AX, and EFFICIEXT— desideratums L OX G SOUGHT FOU, and FOUND AT LAST! It colors and prevents the Hair from be coming Gray, imparts a soft, glossy ajypcar anee, removes Dandruff, is cool and refresh ing to the head, checks the Hair from falling off, and restores it to a great extent tvhen pre maturely lost, prevents Headaches, cttrcs all Humors, cutaneous eruptions, and unnat ural heat. OXLT 75 CEXTS PEJt BOTTLE. It is secured in the ratent Office of the Uni led SUiies by HI!. G. SMITH, Patentee, Grot on Junction, Mass. Prepared only by PROCTER BROTHERS, GLOUCESTER, MASS., To whom all orders should be addressed. Sold by all first-class Hruggists and Fancy Goods Healers. The Genuine is put up in a panel bottle made expressly for it, with the name of the article blown in the glass· Ash your Druggist for Xature's Hair liestoratfve, and take Xo Other· The Restorative is eolns burthen, old lonnage. A eood coaster. Well lound. For particulars enquire ot C. A. B. MORSE, Jaii24eod2w No. 5 Commercial Wharf. Wood, Wood I IAKD and SOFT WOOD, for sale at No. -U Lin J.1 coin street. Also, dry edging9. Jan» WM. UUSB. Κ ΝΤΚΒΤ AIΝ Μ EWT8, "FOlFlTTj A-T^TID rJ^ Η Ε Α Τ Κ Ε Monday, January 31st. Last Night bnt one of the Season TWO GLOBIOU3 PIECE3 A tad a brillant Olio of »ong«, Danct·, Bnrletqur·· Ac. Tuesday, February 1st. Last Niffht ai tlio Season Benefit of SAM SHAH Γ LEY. A GREAT BILL, Tuesday Afternoon at 2 1-2 o'clock GRAND EXTRA MATINEE. Admission 2ft cents. Children 15cents. jan31M-ιΤ °''»t»°'"ocki. M., and 7.30o'cluck F. in.u?»cex i."ra'n,rv co'.eciton Is the mort S.ÎOO «on T" t"e Cn't· '1 State*, valued U ?·>»»,OOO. and coinprisiiiï nearlv TWO THOUSAND Oil Paintings, Everv one ot which was selected bv tboir late cwnet αc i»rices varying irom a uw dollars to as tnnay thousands each, he having made the collection of pictures iho work ot a ilte tion lut, Sir te er IMf. liodlrey Knelter, Λ llan Yatn-a.", George McrelaLU^ Hogarth, Turner, Nasmvtb, Copley, Ο pie, St*«art, an i others 01 the *ngli-h School. Boucher, D»· Bute, Isab^v, Mtpnard, i»e l>re«ux, ΠΙ z. l.auiointr, ami others 01 tiie Freuch School. Sc'llonl, G'»er* clno, 'i enters. Van Otade, ZucctnelU, Van Dyfce Ae. Also a large number ο» the moi' ce ebr.«ted ar t»*ts ot the lath, 16· h and 17* ti ou ytars a to. he collection will be «old eallrf, (Ot picture* cav.ng been added 0·· taken from sm4 wi boat rmrrve «r I-miinito.*, t· cIwmIIm state. It Is now on exhibition et the LEEDS' ABT GALLIC M ES, Λο«. MI7 η'«I S'9, »nd tt ih» ex'en tr* (HI· lerles/s-'J· «··»··w»t. η at l!)ik M, i NÛW lOkK C;iî iIcAlh evf r IOO pagra; will t teat ta »Of udilie«»· pi of 2jc, 0/ iiie auction*·'!· JjnîTeJBr _ tlorscs, ramants, Ac., at Aactio· Evert Saturday «t ιΤo'clock a. m., on o'E 6T., at the BANK OF SORTS AMERICA, 44 WALL Sc. Bond1 sent fret. Partie* tubtonbing tArewe* local agent* will look to them/or their taj* &*it* try. Pamphlets sont by mall on application. W. B. snil TDCB, TB&kmCBM JaaSrilalMtw THE AMERICAN But tun·Ποίο and "Over-tfeamiag" SEWING MAOHINE COMBINED. Our comdisatio;» m»cblne work» Button-Hoi»*, Ey Hole», oo.s Embroidery, make· the "0*M and-»>er" ttitch lor sheets, Sic, «nil does Hemmtsf. felling, Cording, Tu-ktug, Braiding, Blading .Gath ering, and fewing an, Ac. Etery Machine warranted. Orer 200 In us· la Portland and vie nity. Also, our New Mschine (sains as comblnttlM»— without hution-lio'e) which duo« every τ·ι»β u} other machine αη do. Prier, with cover, $tO M ichines sold on putinl uavmeut*. C«ll and M* ,'hem. Sold at 133 1-4 .lliddir »p >uir>, Portland, Mo. S. il. II a KSTON, Unn. Agca*. Agems Wanted in ex-ry town. Apply »f to Washington st, Boston Ma». ccliiftwta Rare Bttsiucs» Chance FOB SALE or EXCHANGE tor good Heal (tut*, aatockot Merchandise,compiisin; a spl-todl* assortment ot Dry and Siaple t'aacy Ojod-vofstl·» with Lease and b'ix^res ot Store, m toe h·»' lee»· tlon in the thriving City ot Poat ind. Add nt. J.inl'2wtt L. W. IVES, Portland. Freedom Notice. ΓΓ1IIIS Is to give notice that I bare rl'en W 1 Clark B. Whiten,ail. bis t.me during l|l« u-' norlty, to net and do for hlnncif and 1 none of bis earning', nor pay any debit ot trading after this »™·.Η0ΜΑ3 WHtTtM*^ Portland, January 5tb, IS70, J*a L Ο S T. Τ EFT in No. 12 ..«Id* A. at M» congr#.·· St.

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fc >11 I lUMÉii IfllUMid ΙΓΓΪΓ i5s) Poetry. Spinucr! GfcïYT 18 ePIÎTOEU OF THE OBSKNBACKS! Ha i way ad wu iliat Newport c'Jii", We ou know bpinner?* My UncV Bligç has ma^e his pile, liei-.e i from '.rade an ι sola hU t-hop; Ha« move ι to M uriay Hiii.oi cruise, nu ho»se Isο·ι the\¥ί\ top. 1 jett mj card. Naid, "The genius of ur iuwâ le ou >oui nd·, butihen \ou fcnow We must enhrn y* ur si.it bee tiae You dou't fcnow Spiine:." Xbere is a plice, we are assured In ii.at nook we tferin t e bejt, NVhjretbe vviuked teas® hom tioubling, Au-i tbe wea y are -.*l η-β». 1 humbly rruii that when we reach That h«ven f rep se „lflirhei. We there shall flud iorarbow, some wlieu, A space re erve I for tbo c Who don't kno" S\ljncr· Dress Goods AT COST! MB SUA' L OFFER AT C08I FOR TBK NEXT SIXTY DAY y OCR STOCK OK DRESS GOODS Ï Oeulitlng In part ol Por lis, TblKts, Alpace IdiStiDg», Serges, &c &c. Δ-iaj an Atsortment of Cloahings W· he bad t. ret: X 'Ktiianu î.ico at AT ΤΠΕ BAKEIIY, Opp.Reto Cusfoin Hcust, Fore i H^i**ckagc« d, Uvered In ary part of the city. ORDERS TOUCHED. Janaary 11 |atU Λ01ΙΟΕ. 1WÛL re ond mr-Lo to oMler ΔΤ CCSX cue tile lest 6t ck ol Chilli?, (assimeres and Vesting! that oan be f uud 1«j a iy 1 «i'orlr.g EstaUisLmc this sine ol Boston. Ei|IUb Braver Oiercoan, best styles. 83 Viciisb V.lrtl Bcuvei- do., best ttylis, and all other goods AT THE SAME LOW rRlCli Jhere is no Garment ol whatever jrfIiIcu or pfyle wo*» l y ladles or ge tlexneti, bai whai 1 can cut aiiti make ai my esia Hbiimeur. Cutting: Doue at Kliort Kotice. A canipl.tc anil, Coal, Paul* and Vck made la ordtr in Tea Hoar*. Please (all and examine the goods aLd prices ι A. D. BEEVES, Tailor, Jmld'm 30 Free Slrtet. Assignee's Notice. VTOTICE Is bfreby given that ClrrVs B. Baker XI Jb u awLlc, in m· conuiy cum^rland, h usigufd ιυ me. the underbred, tor the benefit bto c. editor u' Lis property r. a!, re'sooai an IfiiXfd. ixcepi Mich ae inon.hs from Ja] nay 21si, a D, 1870. wlJib is ι be day of ibe tseci tioD ot the es ignment a ton-sal··, it· tbo time allow* tor eredltois to btoome par ies theret··. D at Κ· iw&wicls 'bia twenty-first day of Jai nirr.A.D.m». liOBEBT ROBERTSON. Jfta2;fl3w υ· torunswick otojesaid. To Printers. A F025T oi NEW BRET IEB TT PK (212 lbs.) ca /A. be purchased at the OPKlOitt, POR'i I.A Iff D. .Maine, At a Oieal Ca^uin Barnum's Bath Rooms, AT Cape Elizabeth Mineral Springs Are now open tor the Season, on etatordaf A/lrrnoea·, fentidiiy all day, and iflouday Forfuoou«>. WSIngJe Tickets 40 cents, or cbree tickets ιοι on dollar. tuayHtt 1ST WAKKHUfTii* DietTlct of Ν a*sa 'btt-fits s* At Boaion. Jan. 25 18*0. Tbenti tier-ten cd hereby ^ive* nonce oufioik and Coninjouwevltti c *ilassaebus«ue, jOhiv f McCALLaU, o· l/ott ant i α tie ο t Maiut, huu ΤI'LL Y CROSBY, Jr. tsine.-s 1·· s id bos"" fiD said Portland, TNbo bave been a^Judjrd wkrui t Qr-on ibeir own petition bj tbe jwirict Court oi tb Î>iiniecaJoieMia _ NAM'i, W c«£rCH, Jr, A'SigreP, Jv7. WJunirt «tieet, Boston. If ally Press Job Office, Wo, 1 Printers' Exclianges Exchange Street. ■VERY DE8CBIPHON Ot mt, BM, CiBB, JOB HI Executed with Neatness and Despote': Having completely remrnisbed our office since tbe Great Fire, with all kinds of New Material, Presses, &c., we are prepared on tbe short est possible notice to accommodate oar friends and the public with Posters, Programmes, BfliL-UCADS, CIRCULARS, Cards, Tags, Blanks, Labels, And «very description of Cheap as tlic Cheapest Α. Τ Portland Press Office, 109 Exchange Street. Mercantii β Prirs tirs g Xf» hftre inferior tacliltleu far the exec.itioii si BOOKS, Β AMP H LEI H Cataloguée?, &.ϋΜ Which lor neatness and dfspatcb can Dot leauri eeed ν oideri trom toe country solicited, to \tlilcl greiapt attention will be paid. Daily Press Jol» Olilcc 2Γο. 1 Printers3 Exchange, Exchange St.. Portland. •taxe of maink. OnteSBLAye SB·. 7!» mO il AS CLEAVES of llridaton, in taid Qwt'tf, GBkEiIAO:— Wberefl, »alb«nle Ψ,τλ Oonçrtrfâtional Meetiug House lu lixkUtoD. In •sda oooniy, haviujr appiird to m*.·, s. m. n>«rwuu ooiot ib« .Inrt'reg of ibe Peace, in aod tor tbe !»aid eoUQty, requeuing τηβ ιο it&ue Murrant, (liter ted t* O'·· ot applicants, «meeting bin to ca l a snecttosr of fet'i pew owners, 10 b*■ Held at said iueet lnp nonsa, m »ai0U llltf luil°w*n· objects, j£VT0Cb0°Maffi0d— P«-'We a Hie gretfuJ. To choose a Clerk. JHIrd. 1> mo Wuat Ui^.Hion shall be „F slid Meetmg House, whether tbey rill vot» u et ι·Ι>α Id h. 11 >ounb. Γ» choose a Treasurer. Fitio. To choose tbiee Appraisers. blS b. To irausaot auy οι uer tusiueis bicii may legacy cooie before said medio/. ^Yuu ai κ bercOj diretteu to uvlitty a meeting ot nlii P* M it£a?e on ρ edge oi Stocke, Bonus and o*ber Securities Casb on h >nd in til e ol ttie Company,. Casli oer o-ited in Meniiuaok National Bank, Cash due U» from #gems In course oi transmission Cast» due Co «offic piexniuu.B in course of folle· ti C;eb amount S2 ag^MbeSp^^8·3 ""1 U0 uneetU°6j08^ η""Γ'?ν i>s.u.ei usual hazards of Fire. Dwc'^nes*' 18 'SîUed on Brick and Fiatr.e iBYi&Q Morse, Secretary. τ.η„Λ ALCEhT IJOWKEH, President. January 25tb, 1870. Office, ire Fore street, Portland, ja«3lecd3ilJtlN W- MUNGJ£K& SON, Agents. Empire Mutua Life. Ids. Co,, of New York, Λτ. Ε. Branch, 32 irashitifjton] St BOSTON. QEADLET CLARY, Managers. THE fuccessof ihe Emp're Mutual Lii0 Insu aoccco. has been une ua e J. Ylby.ioi? itsmauug ment is able,economic and r* iab'e. All it Pulicics3re Nonforfeitable and incoi leviable lorany ause but raud λ 11 resi-ictious 011 Travel au Residence remove» an no peiroits jequir-d fxp^rifuce au·! M;at»stii proving iliem to oc um-ecessary, wMle tbe ai vo»aiiuuo accumulation of interest increasing annul premium.-. D.vidends» on tbe Progressive Ptan% and also npo the Ο aruntte Interest i'lan. These aie declare annual'y. Tue LauriRP. stands ulone in the simple justice incontes ible policies in ase of Miicitie, death io crime, or b\ accidental aus of any Kind. Jt ha9 a s adopted Massachusetts la·* iû lull. ΊΊ e per e^t method o· plving a loan, If atcired, i a).-o pscu'uir to th s vmpuny. Luc J'· licies become t-el·-sustaining in sixteei yea's while endowments reium irum six to sevei per cel.t as au investment. Ot anolher tsbie. pionounced by tbe highest au thonty iu .liis State sound and saie, and wbos î com m uoaiion ot iUe company is unqualified, an easl em papei eays^: %,Tue Lmt iKE Mutual of New York, with branch in ϋυβίυη, a c .mpHny of sufficiently îecen orgin to »mt>ra« e all *.lie improvements tf the jas twentv-five years experi· nee, have devised a xnetho by bleu tbe assuivj is made certaiu o.iat-r of Probae anN, and BVPON STEVENS Aeenis at the Gemral Oflice, Port.aud. I 28-dtl SL' 1 Mt fl ItB ΛΚΒΛΙ Κ. s. AND ε Life Insurance AGENCY. Mlins &«lams t Represent the IjIIowIdj il'st-class Insurance Com panies FBANKLIN Fire Insurance Company. g OF PHILADELPHIA. Established In 1829. CAPITAL·, 8400 000 OO ASSETS, i|«T>,37'J 13 Washington Insurance Co., OF HEW TORE. Established in I860. CAPITAL·.. t4««,«00 AO ASSETS, 751,000 00 FIRST JVATlONAIi Fire Insurance Company, I OF WOBCESTER, MASS. CAPITAL AIM* A%"ETS, 8200,000 Λ'so Agents for the National Life Insurance Co,, os τακ United States of America, WasblDgton,D.C Paid Dp Capital, r 81,000.000 ItFue 1 the first yenr 7070 rollcies, coverlni $19,21», 400 iu»uraQce. The repntat'on and Ftandin* of those Companies du'icg tue period wti;ch have uaiiFacitd busi nesS, t »tfther with ti*i obheat>oDh, will, it ishoptd sècute for u·» a eoare oi the put Ik· patronage. I Kisks takeu in lhe above ffices at the lowest rates bT ROLLINS ADAMS i Corner Middle and Exchange Sis. Opposite New Peal Office. PORTLAND. decl-tt fBA>'Kim J. riOLLiya. E. L. 0. ADAM8. IVarragansett Fire and Marine Ins. Co Rbovtdexce, E. L Cash Capital, $000,000. A»et·, Juuc 30,1869, «800,848,00. Policies Issued, Fire Risks, Current Rates, marine IS iskn on Hulls, Cargoes and Freights. E. Turner, Sec'y. A. O. Peck, President, Portland Office 1C6 Fore st. JOE1N W. MONGKB At SON, sep 22dCm A cents. Goal at Reduced Prices 1 THE undersigned offers l>eet gradée Coal at the reduce·* or lowtBi inarkttprices ench as Har leigb (lehiith) brokeu, and fciovt· sizes. Ullilfc A*KI Johns. Lo -ust Mountain, St. Nicholas and Gold nr, vaiious tizes. i-tl) Λ *11. Lorbeirv n v*> and egg size?. Aieo,ri;itiKbKl.ilND COAL. Coalwelie.retniMi bDOpickeo. JaMEs 11. BAKSR, Jan 25. 1870 -dtf Kicburdiou Wharf. ΑΤΤϋϋΛΈΥΑΤ LAW Solicitor of Claims and Patente, Office Ρίο. 4SO «^rcDih Street, Opposite ihe Pool Office I>c'parlmeut, WASHINGTON, D. C. Srecial attention pi von to applications 1er Patents and the prosecution of pending and rejected casts Will prosecute claims lor Pension», Amars oi Pay, as velj as iliose ol a general character, beiore any oi the Departments. KIT" Rtleis b> permission to Den. H. Hamlin, U. S.o-nate; Hou.Jas. G.jiialne. .SpeakerU. S House Representatives; Alaj. lieu. O. u. Howaid, L'.a. Arin>; Hon. .John Lynch. M Ο.,Maine; bon. John A. Peteis, iM C.,Mam?; Gen. G. F.Snepley, Maine; Hon. Lot AI. Alorrill, Maine. November 4, 1&09. dlaw3m To &hip owners, Masters, and Shippers. II. N. IIERR1MAN Ilaving been appointed SURVEYOR for American Lloyd's Association, FOR THE vVestern District ol Maine, le prepared to make Special Sûbveys on Veftneii· on ihe ^tock«, in Deck or Afloat, with a view tu in AuLBl. Al^ i.lovii'n, unit lpguing Cerlibcates ot Classi fication. May be founu or addressea at the Insu rance Agency ol Loving Thurston, No. 28 liXvliange Streit, 1 ortland. All Or,1er. will recclre prompt at cation. Portland, January 8,18Î0. janMlin (E method pursued by me in fitting Spectacles cau b* loumt in re ent wirfce ι η the Eye by StcllwHn, Lawreme, Moore, Williams and other». It the oinv oue which ev*n approximates to accu racy, ana which keeps thcey^ in its be-t condition Lvrery reliable Oculist whi iioouimeud it as the ι only .-orrcct method known. It is exiensdv ty practised Jn all the larger cities of this country bd«i iu Europe, but «β usually at tended by considerable additional expw^e, as the eye is fitted by tno Ocuiist au t the eerrtct gias?et then puic'uas d oi the the Optician. Ihe fit tine and lurui-hin? being unned η charge Is made above tlio ordinary price ot the glasees. c. H.*AHI,E1T, oçneQÎS» 1*·· 4 E« Vacs* tsu I i

λ m &i* Wanted to Purchase. A HOUSE in the western part o' the city, wel located, wji tL troin $40υυ to $6000. tfioker'i lists have been examined without tavorable results janlTtt AdUre69, B. Press Office. XXTAPtT ft Ο Ï-Aeent·. Ladle* or Gentlemen VV to sell the ΙAie of George Pe^body." can Tassera wil· find tbis tb«e mu-t aaieable yook eve I al)l-feh«:d io ibis ouutry. The price is suited to th time-. Now i* your opportunity »o make monev Jo a Ν ΗλΝΚ^ΒλΟΝ, 2 Kjm Street, Port'and, Me jau22d2w&w3t TWO OR THREE Young Men, or a Gen'leman and wi»e, can fin good board, and pleasant room*, in a privât* tamih within two minutes' waik of the Post Office. Ko particulars address PRESON, Box 42. W .Α. Ν Τ Ε D ASTABLE in the lower parlor the city, fjr whic a liberal rent wi l be paid. For iurtner poi ticulais eL quire at 90 KXCDAKGE ST· Jan 12-d2wis hoarders Wanted. A FEW Gentlemen boarders can be accommodai e with large and pleasai>t rooms ai No. 4 Locui street. ii« ο·ι reierences îequired. jan8cod6tv* Jan. 7, 1870, Wanted. WANTED immediately, a small rent for a grentl· mau and wife, in a plea-ant location rear tl Post oîiice. ELquUe at tnis cflice. dcMe^dtf τυ ι„ι:τ. To Lease LOW. to a email faro il*·. nice liouse, 13 ro'ms, gor sale, 1 Kay Maie, 8 years okl. weighs 8 lb*., two-seat Sleigh. Η be, riaraest». Juuip—β Cairiage, &c. Having no use lor these, will 1 so d ft a baigain. Jan2Stf J. D. CHENEY. To be Let. WITH or wi hrut chamber, tbe desirable sto Mo. 13 Market rquare. Possesion giv Ν. M. Woodniai L8 Oak Sueet, ami J. C. «UODMu», J»n8dit lllj fcxcbangii St. To I et F1KST class Sloreiwd f fficrson Fxcbaope Slree between Middle and F· re Streets. App τ to W. H, ANDKn-ON, At Office ot Katban Webb, E:q, Ko, 6» Excbng Street. de.SUjif Rooms to Let! WIIHOUT beard at combeiland street. janl'lm To Let. ΤΟ I.ET at Woodford's corner, a pood two Btor; house and s.able and limeacre» of lamp. no23 If C. H. ALIEN. TO h MI. STORAGE and Wbarlage or fuetom Housd name ot Henr\ pollock rn them. 'J he 61 der by ltavhg it at the Falrn· uth Hotei, will be hUitabK rêwar 'eo. Ja2»j3,a \V aLLET on am lu£ a turn ot money, 'JLlie. finder vi 1 be ituiiably re warded by leaving it ct >73 Cumberland Sueet, January 24, lb7o. ulw $9. Cheap Fuel, $9. 350 ~TONS ANTHRACITE BROKEN COAL A GOOD ARTICLE, selling at Nine Dollars de livered. Also, various nges Lehigh and {Stand ard Ctai at lowest muritvt price·· $0.50. $0.50. 100 Cords Nova Scotia Wood At PI ino Fifty, Delivered in any part of llie tiir JOHN W. ΌΈΕΙΪΙΛ G, 170 Commercial St. Jan 20-new edlw t eodtt Jieaudry's Improvement IN Saw-mill Machinery (Patented in ibe United States and Canada,) Is one o! the most important inventions of tlie age, and its superiority is ι r c on te s tab e. lis appl.cation to mills, running eong? of saws, simpiities ttie «'onstrnct on, yield* iccreasetl power an«i speed, and ibereoy adds to the caia îty ot a ni ill, tionj etr tnty-five to one hundred p-.r cent. An operating niuoei can be seen at ilie citi- β ol t be un dersigoed who is empowered to t-eil lights and make averments for altering or pitting up maeblnerv I'ALBOT Λ luUhlGNaNr, Advocates, Quebec, are tbe agents loi Cauaoa. ΟLO. H. HOLT, GenM Agert, No. 4 Goto St., New-York City. Post Office Box No. 3o8. Jan3dlm HOGS! HOGSI JUST received Choice Dressed Hogs, lor sale in lots to buit, by IF. TV. LATHAM, Ja27-dtw 20 Com III η ci ni Si. NOTICE Is hereby given, that the «ubsc.-tber has been duly aj puinied and taker, upon him eli tbe trust ο I A> mm imitator ol tbe estate of ELIZA P. SWEETSEK, late ol Portland, iu tbe County ot Cumberland, deceased, and given bonds as Ibe law directs. AII persons having demands upon tbe estate ol said deceased,ai» requited to ex U bit ine same; and all persons indebted to said sstate are called upon to make payment to JjSEr-U Β BLAJsCUAKD, Adm'r. Portland, Dec. 21st, 1863. dec25aCw Organs and Jlelodeons 01 tbe latest Improved Styles and Tone, Manu factured by V7M. P. HASTINGS, Vo. 15 Chestnut Street, Fortland, MAINE. Tbe Highest Premiums awarded on Organs and Aeiodeoii» at the Npw England Fair held in Poii and, September, 1869. i have recently introduced tbe "Wilcox Patent )rgan Bellows and bounding Board, which 's ju nior to anything ever useu in anv Heed Instin nent. WM. P. HASTINGS, 19dc2rby leaving word at tbisoûlee. -id SHSCKLLANEOl» ATLANTIC· m Mutual Insurance Comp'y, 51 Wall st.f corner William, New York. •January, I860. Insures Against M arme and Inland Navigation Risks. THE wiiole tironte 01 the company revert to tua Aeeered.anil are divide.] annually, upon thePitm urne îertninated during the year and tor which Certificates aro issued,bearing interest until rw-eemed (^-Dividend 0t'4O per cent, lor 1868. The company bu Aw»),,»™' Thirteen million Doll·", Yiï: United States and State 0» New-fork 8tocks,ui.y, Bank and other Mocks Loans secured by Stocks y,Qι Pctntii Bonds and Mortgages.·····,,··,,., wterm and' sundry JNOtes M due the Company, estimated at Premium Notes and Bills Cash in Bank, John D. Jones, Koval Phelps, Cliarlvs Dennis, Caleb Bar stow. W. H. H. Moore, A. P.Pillot, Henry Coit, Wm. E. Dodge. Wm.C. Pickeregill, David Lane, Lewis Curtis, Jamep Bryce, Chas.H Russell, Charles P. Burdett. Lowell Holbrook, Daniel S. Miller, B. Warren Weston, PaulSpoftord, Samuel L. M itch el m W. H. H. Moore, 2u Vice-Prest. J. D. Hewlett, 3d Vice-Prest. Applications tor Insurance made to Chapmah Secretary TRUSTEE* K. L. Taylor, Henry K. Bogei t Dennis Perkins, Jos. Gaillard, Jr., C. A. Hand, B. J. Huwland, Benj. Babjock, Rubt. B. Mint urn, Jr, Gordon W. Burn liais, James G. De Forest.· John d. Jo: S7,5»7.434 OC ^I4,IOOO(1 2IO.OOOOC it:\ 5:1 43,Λ45» *:j Fred'k Chaunccf, James Low, Geo. S. Stephenson·' Wm. U.Webb Sh^ppard Gandy, Francis &kiud Hubert C. Fergusscn, Samuel G. Ward, William j£. bunker. es, President. Charles Dennih, Vice-Preeident. JOHN W. MUNGER, Office 106 Fore St., Portland. -omcehours from 8 AM. to5P.M. Sdlmieodllm-wfiw BEMOVAJL8. REM OVAL, And Ware-House to Let THE subscribers bave remove! tbelr place business »be store formerly occupied by E, Upbnn. Son Commercial street, Lead o» ttfcbai sons Wharf, vbere may be found a complete a-eo ment of the b«>st brands or Family Flour, at prK which cannot tail to attract cusfomtrs. Tu LET, the Warehouse and Elevator on Cent: Wharf, occupied by them as a fjrain store, jettieodtt CPU AM ADAMS ^^^^——I EDUCATIONAL. Brfdgton Academy THE S»rine Term of tbis Institution will coi mtnce TUESDAÏ, Februaiy 2i, 1870, and cc tinue eleven weeks. JOHN G. WIGHT, A. M., Principal. NAPOLEON Π HAY, A. B., Assistant. Miss LAVlNIA K. GIBBS, Drawing and Paintii Miss ELLEN A. WEEKS, Music. Board and Tuition reasooable. 0r*TMt (3ookd furnished Ly the Principal Portland prices. TWOS H. MEAD, S^cetary I>ortU BrMgton, Jan 18,1871). Ja20d2awSw; Gorliam Seminary THE Sprins Term 01 «his Irstiiution will coi mêm e 'lUhSlvAY, lebiuaiy 15, lfc70, ana cc tinue eleven wceke. Department for Training Teacher· i the iciencc and in the Art of Teaching. In connection with this Institution, a Departme tor Trinlng Teacl ers will be esiabli lied, and wi this Ueparrment ISoimal or Pattern Classes, in ο der lliai the 1 Leor/ nd the Practice ot Teacldi may le comtined; so that lli* mpmiersoltl 'leathers' CUtS may bec nic familiar with the te methods ot ttachinWa1;D f. BANKS Ja12-d2w t# ixchiDgest. Hotel Property for Sale For Sale ibe .Chandler Honsi, BETHEL, MAINK. Situated iD one best locations tor summer resort li New Eng'aud. 1 will accommodate about 10) guests. for term· apply to the Proprietor, F. S. UIAMjLER, Bethel. Possession given Oct 1st. aau231if For Sale in Brunswick, Me. Ε A. A 21-2 story Dwelling Bouse, with L, Sta jl· ble, and Garden. The house troots on th€ aLColie«e Green, and was the resilience ol th« hue Prof. Wni. Smyth. For terms apply to ROBERT BOYVKl^K, Esq., maylCdtf Brunswick, Me. Two First-Class flonses for Sale. THE two New Firai-rlaHe Dwelling·, on the corner ot Pine and Thomas streets are now ready tor the market. Thev are elegantly and dura bly built and fitted with all tbe modern conveniences* Any party desiring to purchase a desirable resi dence m the best ι ortion 01 the city is asked to call and examine this property Apply to mylOtt FRED JOHNSON, on the premises. FOR SALE I A good Dwelling House, well finished, and ■ϋ· iropioved. one-and-a-balt story, ten rooms, and gooa cellar, convenient Barn, hard auu sort water and good Garden Lot. Size, 63 leet irontx320 Icet deep. Propuiy located on line or Wes«uiook Hrrte «art, near tnninus, Μ or'ill's Coiner. Terms CASH. Inquire on prcmisea oi B. W. WcKINNtT, declStl Morrill's Corner, "Westbrook. FOB JSALE, 1 BLACK HORSE,pood business or driving liorse, solu tor no tauit. 1 Lattre Exprets Wagon, nearly new. 1 Small second-hand. 1 Lirge Pang, 'ra'erse runntrs. 1 Small sli gle runners. 1 Harness, second-liaud. W. W. STEVENS. ι dc22tf Office Wesibrook Brit. Co., 12 Cnion St. I Murray Lanman's Florida Water, The most celebrated and most delightful of all per fumes, for use on the hand kerchief, at the toilet, and in the bath, for sale by all Druggists and Perfumers, Important Notice TO Purchasers of Furniture WOODMAN WHITJTBÏ, NO. 56 EXCHANGE STREET, having bought for oath, a large Bankrupt Stock of Parlor Furniture and Walnut Chamber Sets, trill give their customer» the benefit ot the seme.— lbe?e tnode are all fihst class, and ut superiob t-iBisa, and weehall sell at mniiuiacturern' pi eel until i»e eu I ire lot i» sold We c.η and will sell ibis Hock ol tfuruituie lower than any other coi.cein lu ibis city. It you will nlve us a call belore puicLea mi! elsewhere, you wld nave money by so aoinx. Ν. M. Woodman, Geo. A. Wbit-tet, January 24, 1670. dim MiaCKIiLiAA'KOIJS. Great Distribution! By the metropolitan Gift Co· CASH GIFTS to the AMOUNT of $500,000 EVE Κ Y TICKET DBA WM Λ PBIZE. 5 Cash gifts, each $20,POO I 40 Cash gifts, each $1,001 10 10 0. 0 *00 6U( 20 14 w 6.t»GQ I 300 u 1(M 50 Elegant Bosewood Piauos, each $300 to $70( 75 Melodeons, 75 to 10uable l'rizcs, a d Kindiv pcrmiued ua to publish ibim: Andrtw J Burns, Chicago. $10,000; IVlits Clara S. Walncr. Baltimore, Piano, $800; James M. Matlicw-, lw tniit, $5,01)0; doliu Γ. Audrew*, Savannah, $5,000 Miss Agnes Simmons, Charleston, Piano, $600. W» publish no namet* without perm asion. upisiojss op ίβε Pkesh.— *The tirm is reliable an 1 de. eive tbeir success".— Wttkly l ribune, Mai 8." We Know tliem Co be a lair dealiuK tirm."— ΑΓ. T. Herald. May 28. 4,A Irieud oi ours drew ε *500 p.ize which was promptly received.*—Liaxlj New*. June 8. s>end for Ciicular. Liberal inducements tc A gems. Satisfaction guaianterd. livery package oi Scaled Envelopes contains ONE CASH U1FT. S:x tickets tor $l; 13 lor$2;35ior $5; 110 for Ιό. All ieiteis should be autie.-^eo to HAKt* kt IViLSOW CO. no5-12w 105 Bioudwoy,New lTork· EjUPLm* MliNT.—$10 a 's Lu*G Balsam extensively, in my practice, ana I am satisfied there is no beitet medicine tor lut g disease in use." ISAAC A. DOKAN, M. D., of Logan County, Ohio, siys: 'ALLLk's Lu>g Balsam not ooly sell? rapiuiy but givt-s perlect sauS'acii ii in every ea?e wiihiii my knowiege a viHg confidence in it and knowing that it p. steFses valuable ineuic nal proper t.es, 1 tierly use it in my daily piactiee ana with un bounded sui ce«h. As an expectorant it is moitcei tainiy faraneadot any preparation 1 have ever yet knoii n.'* NATHANIEL R A RI: IS. M. D., of Middlebury, Veimonr, sajs: "1 h*veuo doubc it will soon be come a clatsi· al jemenial aj.eni lor the cuie of all diB ases 01 the 'lhioat, Lioncbial lubes and the Lungs." Phj sicians do not recommend a medicine which has no nu.riis. What they say about ALLEN'S LXJJSO HAL**AM, Can be taken as a fact. Let all afflicted test it at J once. jant>t4w Hold by nil medicine DcaKre. ι I was cmed of Deatnessand Catairn iy a simple remedy. and will >-eiid tie receipt free, dcû2tfew iVihS. M. C. LLGGL'IT, Boboken, N.J. KILL THE DEMONcl^inP^ remove.- pain ilmiiuii>, ana beats old Ulcers. W'ol colt's Aumliildior cme.- Catarrh, bronchitis and Coid In the Lead. Sola by all Uruggists, and 181 Chatham square, Ν. Y. jan5l4w We Want Agents Everjwhcre To canvass lor Henry «J. Raymond and Jsew York «Journalism, an υ?tavo volume ot CCO ι ages, beauti lully illustrated aLd bandtcmc'y Louno beii'g a lile and hi«urj lull ot deep interest to al 'j ht fU«h*r, Mr. biaverick, Managing Editor οι the New York Evening Post, has, in this book, levealcd many scenes oi e tir ring imeicst ue\er betore sliowu tu ι the ι ub w. L'anvasteis jar this tcoik will derive great btnefltfiom gta.uuicu* tait· rial advirtibing. oenu tor ue&ciiptive cir« ulai and see our e^tra in ducements, A. b. aALt. Co., jaia mn2 authentic tacts, fndispuo/d Gambit rs, Drawback Fcrgtrs and rajty Malefactors. Puu· nsbed in one attractive volume, about 5M well-tilled pages, with spirited illustrations. Price low to suit the time*, $3 00. Sold by hubsci iption only. Send Dr circular and special terms. \VM. FLINT. rnouisber, i^tila Pa. ApTPT Agents Wanted—Ladite and Gen UJLL X Jleimn lor tlitir spare moments. I Sew ing Machine, a Gold Wacli, a Bib e, money ι and other goods given as premium, how, When, Where, What, and all other panicular* fkee. Ad irées υ. L. VAN aLLLa, 171 Bioadway, W. Y. jan 18—4 w I WAS cured ot Deafneps and Catarrh by a sim pie remedy and will send U e receipt Iree. jal8 4w MKS M.C. L^GGEÏT, Hobukcn, Ν J. Hinkley Knitting Machine, fOR FAMILY USF—simple, cheap, reliable. Knit* gvEBYfHl^O AGENTS VVAjnTED. Circular ind samp e s'ockins? FKEE. Audreys id IN Κ LEY ^KITTING MaCH'MS Ci,)., Bail.. Me. jan22-4w Country Store for Sale ON account of long luntinred pr>or health, the subscriber is induced to cfter ter sale his well selected stock of goods low in Lis store at Brown ield Ctntre. The store and a well constructed tenement, above irtli he ottered lor sale or to let as will suit tli3 pur ■ha°er. iue location for country trade is one of the best in )xf >Γ'1 county. i>ur ng 'lie present year the P. O. U R. will bo ,uilt through-be Town whh.il will luinish a lar-.-e id'l'tional amonni of trade. Creoit for a portion ol ι ho purchase money will be given ii desired. ELI B. BEAN. Brownfield, Jan. 17,1S70. JauiQdlwit24V>w Bowdoin Hotel, Bran»wiek, Maihe. This Dew, first clase Hotel will be opened to thi iregs ot disease from tbe system, and making a poi fcet and pbbkanicnt com. He would caH the attention of the afiloted to tîi tact ot hla long-standing and well-earned reputatici 1 furnishing suitlclent acîurancs of ilia skill anil tac oeei. Cocttwu to ike labile. Every intelligent aod thinking person tenet knoi (sat remedies handed out lor general use should hat. Iheir efficacy established by well tested experience n the bands of a regularly educated physician, wboti preparatory studies tit him tbr all tbe duties be mue fulfil; yet the country Is flooded with poor ncstruu i and cure-alls, purpart ig to be the best in the world which are not ou; seleaa, but always iqjuriout The unfortunate afe*4 I be ρ abticulab In sslectiij his physician, as it is i. lamentable yet lnoontrovert'· ble tact, that mas ν syphilitic patients are made mil erable with ruiud constitutions by maltreatmet ι (Tom inexperienced physicians In general practice ;lci ft i8 a point generally conceded by the best syphilogr. lhets, that the study and management ot these colli ilalnu should engross the whole time of those wfcc would be competent and successful In tbelr tree:· aient and cure. 1 he Inexperienced general pract Lionel, having neither opportunity nor time to mat· Himself acquainted with their pathology, couunonij pursues one system of treatment, in most cases mak ing an Indiscriminate use oi tiiat antiquated and dan gerous weapon, the Ueruaiy. Ssvr OmaSM·»*·. Ai wLio have committee an exoeea oi any ind hether it be the solitary vice of youth, or the ttn«· r-g rebuke of misplaced confidence In maturer year* BECK SOB ΑΛ ASI1DOTB IS βΒΑΒΟΧ. The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervoui Prostration that may follow Impure Coition, are the Barometer to the whole system. Do net wait lor the consummation that is sure to fol low: do not wait tor Unsightly Ulcere, for Disabled Limbs, for Loss of Beauty and Complexion. le» Zai; TkensuUiVai Teatir; (β This tsy Uabap»? Biicrisace Tcang men troubled with emissions In sleep,—! complaint generally the result of a bad habit In routh,—'reated scientifically and a perfect cure wu tanted or no charge made. Hardly a day passes but we are consulted by one oi more young men with the above disease, some oi «bom are as weak and emaciated as though they had the consumption, and by tlieir friends are supposed u Have It. All such cases yield to the propor and ohij DDrrect course of treatment, and In a short tir1.·· art made to rejoice In perfect health. aUila-A|(irg injury io any of tliern. The mest complet success has long attended its use in many localités; and ir is now offered to the general public witd the conviction that it can i.ever tail to aciompli&h all that is claimed tor ic. It produces little or no pain; leaves the rgan* tree from irritation, and never over taxes or excises the nervous system. In all dUeat-esut the skin, bloud, stomach, bowels, liv· r, kidneys,—of children, ana in many difficult és, pe culiar to women, it biings prompt relief and certain cure 1 he best physicians recommend and prescribe it and no person ν ho once uses this, will vo.untar ily return to the use ot any other cathariic. Sent by mail, on recdptoi pr.ce and postaee. 1 Box, $0 ?5. Postage, 6 cents, ι 5 boxes, 100 18 12 2 25 39 It is sold by all dealers in «'rugs and medicines. UttWfiR CO fronrieior*. I iO i r- maul Ntretl, BodIoo, x>la·· Doc 4-deowW&Siyr jjieu et Mon Droit. MRS. DÎÏSMORE'S Great English €ong[h and Croup BALSAM Of Hcarhoncd and Anise Seed, For Comh«, Cold·) Shortness of Breath, Afcthmn, A c. This excellent Medicine has the extraordinary properly of imne*liate'νr liev ngCOUGHS,COLDS Hu i. Κ s EN ESS DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, w HOOPING COUGH, aud HUSKINESS ot the TrihOAT. Itopeiates bv dissolving the congealed phlegm. and causing free expectoration. Peisns who a-e troubled with that urpleasant t klin? η the throat, which deprives them of rei>t. night alter ηίμΐι», by the incessant cough which it provokes, will by tuning oho dose, find immediate r lie!; and one coule in n.ust casts will efKeta cuie. In cases ot ronp it gives immedi ate Belief. Mold iii Bottle» at 50 Cent· each· Prepared from a receipt ot a member ot the Phar maceutical Society ot Great, Bri:an. For Nalc at Drug Stores Generally. d. M. DIX S U Ο Κ Ε Co., Prop 'rs, PORTLAND, ME. Jan8Jfcwlm C no AS DALE'S SuperPhosphate CONANT& RAND, WHOLESALE GftOCERS And Agents for Maine for CROASDALE'S SUPER PHOSPHATE 153 Commercial Street, ι janll PORTLAND. eod&w3m CLOTHINGi Cleansed and Repaired Y WILLIAM BKOWW, formerly at 1 Keder»', street, is now located at his new store No 64 Fed ralst, a tew doors below Lime street, will attend S his usual business ot Cleansiug and Kepairin lothing ot ail kinds with bis usual promptness. Q)T"Second-hand Clothing tor sale at tair price.·, fun κ—eodt·.* 70R FAMILY USS. Simpln, cbcap, reliab'e 8 Knus everything. Agents wanted. Cittulax id jamp'e stocking free. Address Hlnkiey Kmt uvo Macijimc Co., JUath, Ms. oc2V»41y STEAMERS. Fnciiic Mall Steamship Company' Through Line TO C Λ L I F Ο 1Î IN ΙΑ CHINA AND JAPAN. TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS And t'nrrTiua the Called Slnic» ΙΤΙαΙΙ Fares Greatly Reduced. Steam «hips cn tjj0 Conncc'lng «η the Al'auiic: Pacific wlih the ΑΚ1ΖΟΝΛ, COLUHAUO. SI-™Rv,!I>Ht,AUNCY· CONSTITUTION, ΐ ηΜί,'υν UUI.DEN Ci l Υ, viMHtRliftun· SVCB\MK^TO, Si f» GOLDEN AGE, COSTA ΚΙυΑ, MONTANA, «c Une»! ibeaDOve larse aud jpleonu S'eawsbii> will leave Pier No. 42, North River, loot or Canal Ssi. at 12 o'clock noon, on the 5m and 2Ut 01 ever mouth (except when ι bee days tall on i>uu. LITTLE CO jan!3t! Exchange St., Portland. For Halifax, Nova Scotii SEMI-WEEKLY LINE. Tb« Steamships CHASE ai C&KLOTTA Will leave Gall Wbart every Wednesday nu Saturday, weath*· permitiii '«ι 4 I', it·., for Halifax direc making close connections wnh tt.e Nova Scotia Rai way Co., tor Wiudsor. Truro, Hew Glasgow and Vu tou, N. S. KeiuiLing will leave Pryor's Wharf, Ilalifux, ei erv Tuesday and Saturday, wcatber permuting, ι 4P. M. C'a» in passage, with Stale Room, $8.00 Meals extra. Tliiou&li ticket? may be bad ou beard to abo^ points. For furtner particulars apply to L. BILLING! Atlantic VVliarl, or JOHN POUTEOUS, Agent. Nov. 27-tt FOR BOSTC>W The new and stipe* n#r eea goii steamers ΛΟΗΝ BROOKS, ai MONTKEAL, having been t tt ^upat great expens»· with a lar "number ol beautilu) State KoolL will run the season as follows: Leaving Atlantie WLaii, Pertlann. at 7 o'c'oc and India Whari, Boston, every da ν 5 o'clock J fit, (Sundays excepted.) Oabtntare, $1.51 Stock, l.M rreighttafconaa usual, L. BILLING3, Agent· Mar 1,18ft9-4t! FALL HI V Eli LISE· For New York, Philadelphia Baltimore. Wast iogtun, and all the principal points West, South aid South-West. Via Tauuiau, Fall River and ftewpoit. Cabin, $5,00; Deck $4.υ0 Baggage cbecke through and transferred in Ν Y free of barge. New York trams leave the Old Colony and New port Kailwav Depot, corner ot South and Kneelan sireeis.daily, (>und«\s excepted,) as tollows: at 4.:iSK, JK., Piesident M. R. SIMONS, Managing Director Narragaueel Steamshm Co. Nov5 dljr International Steamship Co Eastport, Calais and St. John. Digby, Windsor IIalii:ix WINTER AKttAKGEMEXT. ONE TRIP WKEH. ON and atter Mondav, Jan. tbe steauiei i^FW BRUNSWICK Capt. S. Η Pints, will leavi ^>liai)roa«· Whan, ioof of Slate St. ■■■SBBSB·*» every Monday at 5 o'clock P. M. lor East port and St. Jobn. Returning will leave St. Jobn and Eastport ever? Thursday. Connecting at Eastport with Steame QbEEN, lor St. Andrews, and Calais and wit Ν. B. C. Railway lor Woodstock anu Houlto; stations. Connecting at St. John with the Steamer EM PRESS «or Digby, Windsor and Halifax, anil wit tbe E. JS. a. ituilwuy tor Shcdiac ana iutermt diate stations. (ES®"" Freight received on dajs of sailing until O'clock P. M. R. STUBBS nov2S-dislw dti dirent· CUNAHD LIME. TIIKBKITIOII A- NOIIΤI AMERICAN ROY KL M AIL STEAM Kcf^SH ιP*s between NEW YORK an ■3523K&9BL1 Vr Ε Κ POOL. calling at Cork Harboi CAL a BRI A .Wed. Jan C6 JAVA. Wed'y Feb. 1 MARATHON, Th. 41 21 SlBEltlA, lhur*. 1 RUSSIA, Wed'y Feb. 2 CAlma, Wed'y 2 PALMYRA. In. 3 ALEPPO, 1 burs. 44 2 NEME>1S, Wed. 9 J CALABRIA, Wed.Mar. TRIPOLI, Th. 44 10 I RAT I β OF PASSAGE By the Wednesday steamers, noi carrying emigrant First Cabin S130 I f Second Cabin 8d First Cabin to Paris. $145 gold. By Thursday and Saturday Steamers, First Cabin $«o, gold Steerage.$30,.. cuirency A steamer or ibis line leaves Liverpool tor Bostoi îect** lueBUay» υΓΐιιε'η« ireight anu pas&enger* di Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstowi and al! parts oi b urope, at lowest îa es. Through bills ol Lading gheuior Heliast, Glascow Havie, Antwerp, and ο lier ports ou the Continent and for Mediteraneau pons. For freight and cabin passage ar piy at the compa ny's ofhee, 13 Broad-st. JAMES ALEXANDER, Agent. for Steerage passage apply to LAWRENCE RYAN, 10 Broad st., Boston. nolo'COaOCfttt Norfolk and Baltimore &team8hi ι Line. Steamships of this Line ^ail Jrom end of Central Wharf, Boston. Twice a tor Κ or/oik and Baltimore. -Gforut Appela,*' Capt. Solomon Howes. Wiiitam Lawrence(.'apt. ]Vm A HaUett, William Kennedy" Capt. J. C. Parker, Jr. "McClellan," Cant. Frank A/. Howes. Freight ι or warded from Norfotk to Petersburg and Richmond, by river or lail and by tbe Va. if Tenn. Air Line to all points in Virginia, Tennessee. Ala bama and Georgia; and over the Seaboard una Hoa nuke U. II to all points in North and South Carolina bv the Pair, if Ohio H. It. to Washington aud all places West. Tuiougb rates given to South and West. Fiue Passenger acco odations. Fare including Berth auu Meals $'5.00; time to Norfolk, 48 hours. Ίο Baltimore 65 hours. For lurther intormatiou apply to E. SAMPSON, Agent, nol7d"*m â't Cintrai Wharj, Boston. Shortest Boute to New York, Inside Line via Sfouinoton. a. From Boston and Providence Rall way station at 6.30 o'clock, Ρ, M., ^^2223?'Sunday8 excepted) connecting wlih Qew aillt elegant Steamer* at Stoning tun a lu arriving in New York in tine tor early trains Souib and West and ahead or' ail oiher Lines. In ea^e oi Fog or Siorm, pa^en^ers by j aying I. extra, can take ι lie Night t. χ pi ess Train via. fchoie Line, leaving Sfnuington at 11.30 Ρ M, ana reaching New York before tf o'clock A. AI. J. W. KlCHaliDSuN, Agent, ap26dtί 131 Washington st, Boston. Maine Steamship Oompacy NEW ARRANGEMENT. jjoml-WooUly Lino I On and alter the 18!b Inst, the Hue S tea mot Dirigo and Fraoeonia, W'lJ until tortber notice, run as lollows; lyt·*ve tiûlts W bari, Portland, everj U A y and THURSDAY, at 4 Ρ M. and loavt pier 3» ft. Κ Now Vork, every ilONDAY aud Τ H I'RsDA Y, at 3 P. M. The Dingo and Franconla are fitted up with fine iccommoua lone toi pass«*u$ers, making this the most coo/euieLi and com tor table route lor travelers t>et ween New Vork nd Maine. Pansage in Btate Rooin $5. Cabin Passagft $4, ileais extra. Goo s forwarded to and from Montreal, Quebec, lain *x. St. John, and all parts «;w Yolk. May 9-dtl A PALATABLE REFRESHING NOURISHING ON1C BEVERAGE, more stieufctbening than a'.e e:r or porter, or ANY DSS R1PT10N OF ALCO 13LIC DRINK. IndespeusibJe to the debilitated, specially nursing motheis. Keccnmended by pby W-ians as an excellent ?treugiheniug TON .C rte V .UAQE and NU'I RtENT, ϋηα as the best known reparation for Ν U lis IN G &OT H EUS, not haviig lie objectionable properties of malt l.quors in gen ral. TARRANT At CO., NEW VORK, OLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES, Etc. Matrimony. Γ HE only man who wear» a bnck-eMn mit and who Las uiven away thousand* U 00 la'9 1 jor Ladl··» 10 ins tt them In Bitnui mair:eJ. 1 Ιβ Ktreet Selling hts atiloim i.iitui.» and l>o°« lu ît more l-adiesmanlei, &c. ratruiu2o u tn suie. jang9d3t» _ 1 1 LLKlMllS OIT BOOK A NU JOB ΡΒΙΝΙ'ββ V n«atl «lecaied at tjit uiBoe. IîAIM£OAl>8. Maine Central Railroad. PORTLAND AND BAN G OB LINE. lamm Trains Will leave Orand Trunk Dftpt.t Portland for Auburn and LewlMOfi atTluA M 1.05 P. M. Leave lor Watet viPe, Kendall's Mil's, Newport, D1, Couiiectin^ wiib the Kutopean North Aaeii can R. R. lor iown.- north and tasc. Fieigrht train leaves Po tlanu tor Bangor and in tertnroiate s: allons at tt I>5 A. M. Ί rains leave ι ewtMon and Auburn lor Pcrtlaad and Boston at 6.20 A. M.t 1J.04 r\ M. Train from Bangor ami iuieimediato stations Is d>e in Portland at 2. Ό P. M.,and irom Lewi9ioa and Auburn only at *.10 A.M. The only rouie by which through tickets are sold to Bailor, Dexter and ail luiet mediate «rations east ot the lienucbec River, and baiuajie checked through. declCtf' EDWIN NOYES, Supt. PORTUHB» ROCHESTER B.B WINTER ARUANGEMENT an after Monday, Nov. 29, 18C9 e3r™®SS#rtraiuti will run as follows: Passenger 11 ai us leave Portland da'ly, (Sundays ex cepted) ior Alfred and intermediate Stations, at 7.1C Α. Μ, '2.υη p. M. Leave Portland tor Saco River ot rt.30 P. M. Leave Allr«| tot Portlaua ui 9 3 A.M. o j*aveStaco River tor PonUnU at 5.30 A. M. and Freight trains with pnspentrer ear attach eil leave Alfred tor Portland atr>.30 A. M. Leave Portland for Alfred at 12.15 P. M. St aires connect as follows: At Gotham tor South Windham, Windham Hill, and North Windham, West Gorhani, Staiid»>o, Steep Kalis, Baldwin, DeunJark. Sebago, Bri xton. Lvell, Hiram, Brow η held, Frvcburg, Conway, Bartlett, «la kson. Limington,Cot nieh, Porter, Free-oiu.fciad ison and La ι on Ν 1!.. daily. At Saco Kiver, tor West Buxton, Bonny E&fcl· South Liuilittfion, Llmlugton, uailv. At baco Biver lor Linicnck, fsewflelu, Parsons field ami Osslpee. 111-weekly. At Center WutcrburuujsU fur Limerick, Parson· field, «lady. At Allied lor Springvale ami S an tord Corner. IHûS. QUINûK, Suoeriuieuoent. April 26, laG9. dtt Portland Kennebec R. R. Wiut*r £rranseoi«uli Dec. 3, 1 Slit*. Two Trains Daily between Portland and Jugueta. ■^r^tfTP3C Leave Portland for Augusta, nJxed £Sfvk£i?5train at 7.Ου a M Leave Pun land lor Bat li, Augusta, Wafervllle and Bangor, al 12.45 F Ai. Port land lor Bail* and Au gusta at 5.15 Ρ M. rassenger Train? will be due at Portland dally at H.«jO A 31. and 2 I3P M. Fa leas low by tbis route to Lewiston, WaterviUe, Knitla .'s Mills, Dexter and Bangor us by tue Maine Cen rallluad; and tickets puicha>ed in Boston tor Maiue Central biatiousaie good tor a p^sage on this line. Fassebgei» trou* Bangor, Newpoit. l>ex· ter, &c., will purchase 'tickets io Keuuaii's Mill· only, and alt» r taking tbe ara of the Portland in«l Kennebec iioad, II·" conductor will ιiu Utah tlcfe eta and make tli». late ihe sauie through to xeriland or Boston us via Maine Cenliai. Through I icketnare ι-old at Boston over tbe East' cm and Bos· on and «haine ttailroads lor all Stations on tliis line; also the Androscoggin b. It. ana Dex ter, angor, &c., on the Maine Ceutral. Λ ο break οι j.auge east ot Pertland by this route, and the only route by whicl· a passetger from Boston or Port laud can certain/y reach bkowhegan the same day by rai'road. Stages leave Bath tor Iloekland, &cM dally. Au gusta tor Beltast daily. Va.-salboro lor Λοιΐ& and East Vassalboro anu China daily. Kendall's Mil's tor Unity daily. At Ptbhon's Ferry tor Canaan dai ly. At Skowliegan tot the different towns JSocth on their route. L. L. LlNiJOLN, Supt. A 3, lSf'D, rua Hit SACG PORTSMOUTH R R. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, tdffitnenclns Moaday, l*ev.3!ltb, lbl 9« Passenger Trains io*ve Portland Sundays excepted) tor South BerwUk Junction, Portsmouth and Boston, at (1.15 and 6.40 Α. Λ1 and 2.55 Ρ M. Leave Boston tor Portland at 7.30 A. M., 12 M. ano 3.00 F M. Bidueiord tor Portland at 8.03 Α. M., returning at 5.20 P. M. Portsmouth lor Portland 10.09 Α. Μ and 2.50, 5.C0 f. M. Freight Trains daily each way, (Sunday excepted FKAI«C1S CHASE, Supt. Portland, May 3,1889. dtf If You are txoiiig West Procure Tickets by the tjjWHB Safest, Best acd Most EeLiable Hontes I THROUGH TICKETS Prom PORTLAND, via BOSTON, to «Il point» in ι tie WP.ST. SOU ι H ANDNOK'l H-WKsT. tarnish ed at tli»· low»·»·! rate*, v\itli choice ot Boutes, At theONLï UNION TICKET OF*ICE, Ho. 40 1-2 l^xcbantre Street, W. D. MTTLE ii to., Agtml». Mar 24-dtf xiuuucea JtrCiitos. jFor California, Overland via. Pacific Kailroad. Or by Steamer via. Punaml to Sa» Franceco. •jhrough iickets for tale at BEDCCJtD IIA l l·*, by W. t>. LITTLE CO., UNION TICKET OFFICE ocdiwlwis-loalf 49 1-2 Extliaig. »cr»«t GRiKD TRUNK RAILWAY OP o*kida.| Alteration ul Trains. WINTER ΑλΚαΝΟΕΜΕΝΤ. Γ5(ΤΗΤΓΤ3 On ami alter Monday, Dec. 4th gSjpggSS Train» will run a» lollowa: Man nam 1er South Paila and intermediate eta tloHouti.i AM. Expiess Train lorDnnvllle Junction at 1.05 Ρ M Note—This Train will not stop at intermediate stations. Mail Train (stopping at all fta'lons) for Island Pond, tonne*·ting w ib uiyht mail train for Queiee, Montre il and the West, at 1 CO Ρ M. Accomodation lor South Paris and intermediate stations at 5.45 P. M. possengei iraius will arrive as follows: From South Pans and Lcwiston, at 8.15 Δ M. From Bangor at 2.00 Ρ M. From Montréal. Quebec and Gorbam at 2.25 Ρ M Accomodation from South Pails, at C.30 P.M. tSf" "Sleeping Cars on all nipht Tra:ns. Xhe Company are not responsiole for baggaget any amount eiceeding $50 in value 'and that pert on at) unless notice is given, and paid tor at the rat· o> oae passenger for everv $500 additional value. 1 C. J. BR Y DUES, Managing Dir§ctot% J?. BA1LRY, fyocal Superintendent. Portland, Dec. 3, 1869. *tf To Hardware Dealers,Contractor», Builders and Carpenters. THE NEW ΓΑΤΕΝΤ Never- Fa illng, Self-L ockiny WINDOW FAST. Hie on'y subst tu te for weights and pulleys, and a complété and perfect SELF-LOCKING spilng, at less cost than the old unreliable ami nnsate one-e tail# ·ο yield 10 it# won derml power, f· ven in the severest ôa*e»» or Cbronic Xeuraliga. afl vt.nf: t'ie e-tire system, Its lie lor a lew days aft >rds the most astonishing rel et and rarely i»ilsiopr ilu e c tupletι degree injurious. Il bas the unqualitied approval oi ihe h'St jb.vsH'l ans. 'lhousaiitls, in evei y par t of the country, fully acki owledge its power to sco bo ihe torierw nerves, and restore tlie tailing irenjith. Sent by m »il on receipt ol price and postage. On* p*eka*'e, SI ου Γυβ:age «cents. Six package. 5 00 27 44 It is so d by all dealers in drufs and meuicintg. Ί Ι'ΚΜίΛ α «;o., I'roprictufH, I JO 1 r Μη» Il I -Irtei, lieilou, ffian. Ncv iT-deoW-YV&S l>r AdinioUtratoP's Notice. NOTTCE is hereby eiven that the subscriber been licensed by the dudge ot' Probate of J t 4 I erland County, to tel a poition ot the Beel ot the la e Mr. Chaihs Trowbridge, y2* l4àoap Fuctorylut" so called, pduated oa »*llf ptrt et, Portiaii'i. and llie baildinus taer0on,-»»J^ 10 «be ι·κ'.« uf dower ol tbe wi.iî<, Adm'r Jan. 8!b. MW· ^JanlOdiw Portable Steam Engices COMIl'HINO Ibe maximum ot efficiency, dut» ■ility and teo objv «lib tbc minimum ot weight nd nice. Tboy aie widely aod Uvoiably blown, uoretb η 75«being in use. AU warranted latinjo iry, or no sal·. Descriptive circulars sent on ap lleailon. Addresi J. C. HOADLET Ce., Lawroneo. itui MUM