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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-30

WE understand that our friends Of the West
Congregational Church and Society are pre-
pairing for Levee, to be held in the City
Hall on the evening of April 18th, in which
they will endeavor to observe the adage that
variety is the spice Of life," and to make the
occasion one of unusual interest to all. twill
be duly advertised in detail. Meanwhile
we advise our fellow citizens TO be prepared
for good time. Tickets for sale at the Book
Store of 81, Packard; also at 81. MerrilPs
145 Middle Street. ss8lsus0s
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Commercial.
Per Steamship Asia at Halifax.


LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, March IT,
Sales the bales inclu dug 1900 to
sreculators End $500 exporters. Frs VA sffg y n
The market clio ed at an advance on the week of
Las for American and Id for other descriptions.
The salf 10 Friday were TO- 600 bales. The mark ct
Gle d steady and unchanged. a..i..:..gsg i,
New Orleans. fair Id MiddliDg 163d; Upiands
fair 18d. st ok in port amounts to 572, 900 bales
of which 81 600 ar, American. ..ii..I
LIVERPOOL READSfUFFS ,eMarch
l7-Kichardson Spence B. Co., and others. report
-Four; quiet aud steady; VIII at inactive but firm
err Red Western rs 998s; Cora firm and Sd b. CHER.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. March II.
Beef fiat; Pork dull; Bacon s'eady; Butter heavy
and AWKWARD; Lard steady at 50 6dG6l; Tallow
ADVANCING.
LIvEKPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. March II
Sugars steady; Coffee steady; Rice teady; Ashes
quiet apn 1T ady; Linsed Gull and Sd lower; LIN
| seed Cakes quiet; Unset Oil quiet and steady
Sps-m Oil no sales; Kosiu fiat; spirits Turpentiut
inactive; Petroleum steadyat Is l0d@1s lid for re-
| fined. .ta5f te sssallar en4s. : hseqa
I21 tS a4 Latest via Queenstown. 81
LrvERPooL March 1S-Cotton This sales TO-DAY
5000 bales. The market closed qui and unchang
I ed st . aL. .f9s,s7 bal usags8
| LONDON MONEY MARKET, March lI-ConsoI
| closed at s9A9S9i for money. FT~7T
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-Illin Central rail
| road ahares543 dis; Erie Railroad 1874; q. s. 500
$685. saeel 1879 N
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-30

eTHEATRE.-The crowd upon our columns
for few days has prevented US from giving
the usual attention to Messrs. Bidwell &
Pixies company at Dsering Hall. MIR. Rankin
is an actor of good deal of merit, and makes
some very fine hits, though he is not above
criticism. Mr.. Bidwell, on Tuesday night, as
Meter Moss, was much bettsr than he some
times is in other characters. Mr.. Mcdonald
as Hawkshaw, was very good. Mr.. Pike as
Green Jones, was excellent. Mr.. Hurley as
James Dalton, was simply ridiculous. Mr..
Jones did his part well. Mrs. Bidwell as
Mary Edwards, and Miss Langley as Sam Will
loughby, were good-ditto Mrs. Mcdonald in
her part. Mrs. Pike is not equal to the part of
Mrs. Willoughby, and had better not try it
again. n fss
There was large audience present last
evening, and tonight there will undoubtedly
be another to witness the play Of the "Corsican
Brothers" which win be repeated.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-30

w Portland and vicinity, that he has Permanent
~ located in this city. During the two years ~
have eeen In this city, we have cured1Ve fsisd
the woi st forms OF disease In persons W. clring ~
other forms Of treatment in vaiR destion Il oftsn
uents IN 50 short tins that thnswer the question
asked, 40 they stay euredt not stay cuyed as viii
Doctor the second ractica: electrician IL tUentv.
Dr. " mas o9als0 regular graduated physicisn
one years, 4perfeotly adapted to ohrenis diseaaes
Electrtetn OF nervous or sick headache; neuralgia
IN 20 head neck or extremities; consumption, when
~ the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
,nvovad: acute or chronic rheumatism, seroHula hj
Siseases white dwellings, spinal diseases, UurvatI
Of the epine contracted muscles, distorted nnbsi
caIav or naralysis st. Vitas' Dance, Deafness star
,11 non Of speech, dyrPepsia, indiges-
avery case that can be presented S.shpmses cure
., strlctures Of the chest and AL fOfs-s Of fsc.
mplaints.l urr
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GRAND CoNcERT.-The attention of the
masic-loving people Of Portland is called to
the advertisement of the MendeIssohn Quin-
tette Club Concert in another column. This
Club is excelled by none in the United States
in musical talent and ability. They have sew
eral times before given concerts in this city,
the last time in connection with the artists of
the German Opera Company, and always to
the great delight and satisfaction of musical
people,-musical in the sense of loving sweet.
harmonious strains. This concert was intend
ed before the notice, in the "Press," of a grand
Choral Festival at Bangor, of four days dura-
ton, at which this Association was TO assist.
Cannot Portland, at least, give them fine
house for one night, If Bangor can for four
Already two hundred and fifty tickets have
been subscribed for among our clergy, law
yers, physicians, and merchants, and now will
the rest of our citizens take hol5, and make
this concert one that will be credit to this
city.
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LADIEs

Who nave cold haEds and feet; weak stomRohsI
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache !
dizzinoss and swimming in the head, with indiges.
tion and constipation OF tho bowels; pain in the sida
and back leucorrh@a, Tor whitesl; falling o. thu
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus and
all that long train of diseases will find IN Electric.
too pro3ese menstruation and al Of those long lins
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity s serau
specific and will, IN short time restore the sufferer
40 he vfRor of haaIth 0|'.I-. + n
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NEW York. March %

The Decision In the Case of the St. Adams
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H-Ifyouarein want ofany kind fPRIETING
oil ut the Daily Press oflee. II
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Portland & Kennebec Railroad.

<NN aud afer April lat next. all goods and arti-
~ cIes to be forwarded over this road will be 20
eeged for transportation at the Freight boue1
near Portland Bridge; aud goods and ARTICLES arrN.
ing by freight train Tor Portland will be deiiSer'a
there. fIfINM II EUFrrf.rrar T.. u
Passengers for any ststion on this line or the y
drosecoggin X. b will take the care 81 tho nc"
senser Depot near Gas Works. -. q, P.en
Notrains will run 70 or nom the Depot on 1~'A
Cove after the 31st inst. ....,-,s NoYEs. supt.
Augusta, March q, 1855. ne4-.1-~
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Notice TO Enrolled Men.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

4 = Catarrh!! Catarrh!!!
hR. WARDSWORH,S "DRY UP" is sure for
~ the above complaint. after ali other remedies
have failed. So say thousands who have tris it u
H. ID. HAY, Druggist, Special gent,
mar2saod&ew Portland, Me-
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FINANCIAL.
U. S. 7-30 LOAN,

By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury ,hs
undersigned has assumed the General SubscriDt,o,
Agency for the sale of United States Treasury Notes.
bearing seven and three tsnths per cent interest
annum, known asthe laa
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-30

.s..s-za~tic, the equity, the lame and the laay
leap with JOY, and move with the agility aRd elastic.
ty OF youth; the heated brain Is coocd; the froet
bitten hmbs restored, the unoouth deformities re-
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness TO
strength the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
the palsied form TO move uprigbt the beraishee OF
youth are oDliterated the dccidente Of mature lie
prevented the calamities Of old age obviAtsA, and
4 n gntfVA nffnr main al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Fama-
~ Literary journal in tho Country.
Tho WsskLy HssAID, for tho present week, will he
sale tomorrow Saturday morning, at nine O'Clock 81
will contain
highly Interesting account OF y Trip beyond he
Sierra Nevada and around the Grand Golden Circle Of hs
United sistes with description OF Gold anA
Silver Territories accompanied with graphic Il
tho Visit Of Warren Leland Esq., to the Grand Plateau u
North America with valuable statistics table 4
Colorado frngsd with Aurfcrous Mountains Accounts e
tho attempt Of four Rebel Iron Clad Vessels to destroy
the Union Works City Point Va, resulting =
the vessels being Blown Up another badly damaged and
two being driven aground Tho latest VI Ne
Operations Of tho Union Land and Naval Forces
wilmington N g. The latest Of the movements
Of Gen sbsrmans Army in Georgia and South Caroiins
Tho latest News from tho Army under Lieut. Cens,s
Grant, Richmond Va, and from the Union Fososs
in different pertions Of the country; Highly mporaas
Intelligence from the Rebel S.ases summary Of the pro
cssdnEs Of Congress- Interesting intelligence frsa
Europe and The latest News foreign and domestic,
csved up 70 the hour Of publications. Poetry The hgAV
interesting stsry Of Pds Punished Interesting Arts
TIC Scientific snd Literary reading matter; Musical ~
Theatrical Review for tho week. Iatsrestns rsadias ss
Gardeners, Farmers and AGrculsunsts Current NswS
Of the day; Varieties; Sporting Intsil'sencs Ysosts:
Valuable reviews Of the Money, Commercial, Dry 0os
Boot and Shoe 0aus and Horss Markets and scsosaas
Of sli important events Of Tho day.
Terms--SinSls subscription ~; Two copies Ss; rive
COPIES 81 Tea copies SIS Single copies Ave eseA
limited number Of Advertisements inserted 10 -
wuHLr Hs~AIn
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announced.
wnen Decry made hts big run Of two hundred and Ave
the largest run OF the poyonc enthusiastic individual
offered 70 bot $500 70 $500 that Deery would wa and
bet on tho side
Towards tho end Of tho game both parties a Intervals
became much OK itei, Doery than Fosler The
later ws comparatively cool calculating bus Deery
aiosed nis Issinss.o carry him away 70 some oxtent
ana nus nicnds very njudciouay, too free with
their applause Whenever no made . gooA HE Dccry o
last Play 10 him with fifty I'VE points 70 60 Fostsr
naa but sixteen 70 win and getting his balls In favorable
position ne Was soon announced the votor amid the
shouts o. his friends
The game WAS however, o. tho beat contested
witnessed IN tins city. andi Dsery boat he need mot
be ashamed o. his playing last night. He had Afoemaa
worthy OF MS steo and but for cxoitab ty no would
have beaten Foster Although beaten no made tho long
ess un.oS eeng 81 points ever the longest Of his
Tho whole affair conducted In the most admirable
manner, and the boS order prevailed throughout.
Among those who witnessed tho game wore MlchAei
Congress-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27


GRAND CARNIVAL on THE FIFTH AVENUE POND.
The cold temperature Of yesterday settled the bust
nsss Of skating for days to come. The ice was
thicker than has been FOR many long day. and al the
ponds In and about the city crowded with visitors
and 81 skates sithsr participating actively In the
noble exercise looking ct others enjoying thcm-
solves An the Pask ponds cramnsd with skaters,
but thu greatest point Of attraction the Fifth
skating pond whsrs the second grand exhibition Of the
There rsgular..carnival this pond, which
certainly the most brilliant Of the The Ice
In excellent sendlase, and though breeze that per
fecty outing prevailed throughout tho night the skaters
both male female seemed 70 be possessed Of sufficient
caerc TO defy al the attempts Of winters chill blast to
mike them uncomfortable, and they slid along with
the most perfect Indifference 70 tho attack Of Jack
Frost The array Of female beauty the pond very
large and and again no slvery laugh Of fas
cinatng damsel She gdcd over the CLASSY s.rfsce,
would harmenously salute tho ear and amply repay
for any "coid comfort which he might experience In
merely standing by 80 locker on in Venice The pond
splsnddly illuminated by calcium lights, and, owing
that could in any way promote the comfort Of ue
skaters ncudng two delightful bands OF mueic sup
piled. would bc talk too long 10 describe the bril-
and incidents q the scene soon an the pond was
made distinctly vis,bis There were groups Of ali
ssss conditions ages and characters There
pelation-shs young the old, the married. the single
and !. fact every Rhsis society was represented 70
skates last night md think Is harm TO lc them
slide ~ much a. possible, ~ II IL both promoave Of
health and sociAliy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27
Organisation of the New Jersey LeGis-
lature.
THsNTos NJ J.. Jan. 90 1896

1ature.
~ Txssros, N. J., Jan. 20, 1895
Tho Mouse has organized. Al the moraing session =
we'll timed speech made by Mr.. Abbott OF Hudson,
and by Mr.. iAthrop 81 Burlington who represent
each party An adjournment took place Immediately and
Al four o'clock the house rssssembisd, having agreed
upoa compromise. Joseph 7. Crowel OF Union (rsp),
was elected Speaker; George Cooper Of Cumb rland
(rep.l Clerk, and A. n Johnstcn, Of Mercer dem
Assistant Clerk. The Doorkseper 10 also = republican,
and the Assistant Doorkeeper and Engrossng Clerk demo-
Gratis. They I'll unanimously elected
RESOLUTIONS offered acknowledging tho pair otisr
eminent ability and statesmanship OF Abraham Lincoln
and the gallant services Of soldiers in the Geld hon
oring the memory Of the lustrous dead and heartily
approving the efforts Of Mr. Lincoln 10 crush out the
beon The resolutions referred TO the Committee
Oh Federal Relations
warrant for the election OF member In SUSSEX
county n oil the vacancy eccasoned by the death Of COL
Fowler, ordered.
In the Senate Mr. Scovei, Of Csvaden offered pre-
ambIs setting forth the evils Of slavery declaring that
political curse coruptng the national councils and
masasd BY the crimes ruin and debt has caused the
nation.
resolution was also introduced instrletns our NOM
bers In Congress 10 vote for ais constitutional amendment
sssinst slavery.
After en- animated debate these resolutions were refer
red 70 the Committee on Federal Restionsslai
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City Intelligence.

TESTIMONIAL SIDNEY 8. NOTION, ESQ This gentle.
man. who resigned bis position chief clerk and deputy
collector tho Custom House this port fcw weeks
rince was presented yesterday by his rrionds with
government bond for Avs IDdred dollars token 81
their appreciation OF hs services while in that pesse
FIRE BANK SrRHxr Shortly after eight O'Clock ~
night . Are occurred in the w,od kndng concsrs
Mills Hcsman located ~ the foot OF Bank street TAs
building and It's contents destroyed Loss esmssa1
at about o. 500 said TO bs insredthe compan n9a
known. The IRE supposed 10 have been the result q
accident.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27

IN tAVW 81 lsYs.u. .s........s..v1 Oe2, ~ "
An increase q ovsf 10 ~ cent
In the az millions asa over which constitute the pro.
eesds q shs sses.d sr.ccA more thss haH . from IA
g. ST. O. Ne dGesnos 3 favor Of last yesr bsisr
Ssso, ib1 WK only IA i've < shs ssvsa ''a1riaissrs-
uons d the alan1 there failing on and those are
Santiago Dc cuba and viiaclarA
In nas, lisa he's been, regard 70 rsveaus the most
prosperous ysas foS the government u The Island Thai
has bssa 800 u ear time n isasa
Kx1ou rSiva
l0eA leos.
Sugar "a 0oxes..i, ISL ~ 10 lao Ia % Dol t1e
Sugar N hhdA ~ TOT eyfi Inc. IN a.. a. 90
on this sog. ~ bsxss vsrs shipped 70 the Unlts<
s..ss VILE PIE, ne nursss 9, hsssassAs seuns y more
In Ne article Il osssss he products Of both yes, ar.
very nearly sas sane beiag ~ Irs hhds 70 iss4 ana
e61 a2s dnersnce, $50 bsas IN farov Sf the
former ~ fAr The creator part wss sblppsd 70 the
In tobacco and cigars there IL large increase In 1904
the crporss OF that article bsins.--
Ioo.uov, ,vs'''..''.....'.... t,3l2 zys 0,o1 sio
OF The former lso rS ,ba wcrc shipped 10 the Unsed
statce while OF tho latter only "a $50 mil; which w.
nevetnelcsa an increase 1884 Of about 200 mil
me number " vsssois which entered Havana during
me psss yesr oss against eos Of the previous year.
ana 1o.s N lsca 0f those xo werc American against
t67 70 lees and 90 N fs02 Sc You the difference
In iavef Of ths shppina Of oshef coun,r,ca
must reserve the sstisos 6f imports OH some other
occas on the statements not being AZ yet fully prepared
osefvc however an increase In Tho Articles of 40
Eseue haste 10 the mail rsr tho Eagle toyos a Ito
uncomi' ltADic hour >! d eoD
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Important from Canada.

- Important from Canada.
gUPfAEssION OF REBEL RAIDS ON THE YR0NrrnR-
THE MANUFACTURE AND sHIPMENr OF ARMS FOR
UNLAWFUL PURPOsRs PROHIBITED, ETC.
QsxsEc, Jan. 20, 1895.
n Parliament last night the Attorney General brought
in bill Tor tho prevention and suppression Of outrasss
che frontier and the manufacture and shipment Of
arms for unlawful purposes providing for the seizure
and examination Of suspected vessels and giving notice
70 persons proving unworthy es the hospitality Of this
country 70 remove from Il.
The bill s copied In part from the Imperial act and In
part Of act Of Congress Of the United States Of 1885,
The bill read for the Hrss time, and passes 70 q
second reading to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27
THE PEACE MISSION.

Return 81 MIR. Blair from RfchmOnd-
The Rebel Leaders, Including JcR.
= Davis, DESTROYS for Psaos, SO.
BALrxoas. Jan. -, 1905.
special despatch 70 tho American, from Annapolis,
says
Hon Mr. Blair arrived here this afternoon Al four
o'clock Hs left Richmond yesterday. He Is under.
stood to report that among many Of tho leaders In Roh
nond, Jsd Davis included, there Is . strong ieslng
towards making peace on the best terms they can.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27

ras BAinnonz yoacsErKs Our resdsrs win fsmsm.
Der that several weeks since stated that Charles H.
Gssner bad been arrested The person who presented
forged cheek Baltimore bank the 9th Of Novem-
Der last He ssd upon this charse, and the jnfy
without Argument and without leaving the jury boz,
quilted him. Thers no. The slightest proof o. his
connection With the crime In any manner. was 80
nAnifesy Of misaksn identity that the Jury did
not hesitate monsnt In ac4untng him. WA in proof
NAL he In s chy OF New York the day that shs
forged check was pressuted
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The Navy.
rHH oUNp0Ar srIRHA.

The Night drsugLt gunboat sprea built ~ chas spook
Jr At Fair Haven Coma, sailed from this port January
a. 1893. she is bound TO Key wssk The following 10
correct hst Of her onacsu:--
Acftws vsissrtesr Lscssswsnt Comwsndino- X
Nelson #h
Acting Master awd 1rsssstcs 0fcsr-Jamsss. Williams
/ctinI Afsistsnt Pay,waste John X Frsck.
Actin1 AssistQnt Ssreeoii---wm. II. Holmes.
Acting EsIiSat-Exra Bartlett, James X. Harding
Martin Vaasher. WIN. A. Byrna ~
xnotsens-second Assistants, Albert jackson, Henry
J. johnson, Aaron Slovenian; Acting Third Assist
anita, james Hollingswerth, MichaelJ. Carroll
Cactatn's CL~vk-Hsnty George Mathew
PdynsSsksys .yxescrG-Thomas b. Brewn.
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Imperial Itslis9 Theatre.
lfron Ia france Musicale, Dec ISL
SECOND ApHRARASCn o. DRforOLr IN DON

QUALE.
The asw tssor, u BhEncIi, has not disappointed the
pearasos the boards Of the TheAtrs ftaen Although
In Martha he appeared In very favorable light that
opera could Gve but very idea Of hts talent
for the reason thai IL 10 In tssf quite incomplete All
WERE however charmed BY his voice. fall Of sotnese
and by his style which mos purely sorrecs His snc
saough Thers wAs due TO BrIGnol not only ~ sral
Aary success but triumph like those 70 which the
North Amerifan have sconstomsd hipA His secoad 3D.
psAanes which took paes6a Wednesday lAss n Den Rs
ewsls workable event Mario In his best days. has
never sung Nc ssrvnads better apart Which, Il VII b
other parS q ths ~6 Drgno caused Him V ~ ssarsv
FORGOTTEN. h mus BE- hoard Ia The dses with MID
Patsi and In the quartet What Q charm u there ID
his veiosi vfst p>wse q sEbrssaion; and more thaa
that what pleasure anA what eajeyment for the spprs
siass Of good s.sgAg We have spoken 81 NE sofnes
viii .heh hs sssf Ne sersasAe; eli that Ne sod sd1
would give bus feeble dea - che sothusas which he
ssossd ne low muvnurs 81 The bvsccs wAoh served
- aoccnpaa Psft V hn we're saocsedsd By the wAmsss
applsnss; AA4 ass I've Successive Brisno had
70 easr ne eeNieeess - eng that ahofusle melody
second tina Tbsy called hin sus afVss che dsss the
ers act and ass the hosf quartet II the ssceu< and
ss vas recalled sa!s WI Biz fo.w artists sf.sr the
Tss rSis II Norma = ws have ofsa ssd, 10 ezsc<iy
suited 70 the young prua donna rAs Representatives. has
given new Presf = Ne Ass 10 opssisie u stae -
more TAes " - scs with more spirN We Do uss knew
Low eftea shs was sevsd, bus ~ mar say thai a1cs
TIE smsas q hs season she sas never ensrssA
sS on Pswes q nscnssiee ,
The Duet 81 Scelsse aad Of DELI Ssde was Swios sw
ssres asd Justly - These two artists sfs In oil rsspects
IN shs this Representatives Ut Don PasrsssS has ie,
nothing W b dsssrst duriss The opera season.