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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-28

NEW YORK. Dec. 27-Evening.-The demand for
Money increas d this afternoon and became quite
acve.up to the close of bank hours. A considera-
BILE amount Of Money is now loaned out on call in
Wall street, which has to be called in during the
present week to be dsbursed again very shortly in
the way of dividend and interest due Jan. list. The
process of calling in Money was commenced to-day,
and to this cause can be traced the reason of the
sudden fury in the market Call loans at the close
were per cent. currency to per cent gold Prime
discounts unchanged at 10 to u per cent. The
Sub-Treasury and Assay offices were closed at noon
day out of respect Tor the memory of Hon. Edwin
Nj. Stanton. The Foreign Exchange market was
quiet and steady the basis of 1857 a 100. The
Gold market was firmer this afternoon, closing at
1909 The rates paid for carrying to day were 6, 81
"a per cent. Governments closed steady. Henry
Clewes & Co. report the following Is P. NJ. quota
tons:
United States coupon 6's, 1881 1is2
United States $40 coupons 1862. .113f
United States 5-20's 1864
United States 5-20s 1865. ....................11
United States 20s, January and july. ......114s
United States 5-20's 1867 .114s
United States 5-20's 1868. .....................n5
United States 1910 coupons .................i0Ss
Southern State securities were steady Tor Tennes-
sees and heavy tor new North Caroinas Not much
Stocks were dull to the close. The market closed
very duh at 5.l5 +. NJ. at the following street que
tations:
Western Union Telegraph Co. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Boston, Hartford g. Erie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
N Y Central and Hudson River consolidated. :. SCI
n. y Central 81 Hudson River consolidated scrip u
Harlem. iS0
Harlem preferred ..135
Cleveland s. Pittsburg. -. .................... g.
Chicago & North Western .............. ~
Chicago & North Western preferred. ol8
Chicago 81 Rock Island. Observation-Disclosures. 104
Pittsburg & Fort Wayne. observation-disclosures" ~
Erie. a XII
The gross clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
| to day were $I3,3Ss.0O0.
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SCHOOL Communicable regular monthly
meeting of the School Committee was held
last evening, Rev. DR.. Smaller, the chairman,
presiding.
The resignation of Miss Ellen M. Robinson
as LIST assistant teacher in the intermediate
School, to take effect Jan. 10, 1870 was receiv-
ed and accepted. 1t was
Ordered, That Miss Caroline o. Cole be trans
ferred from the North School to the Interme-
date School, to rank as LIST Assistant, to take
effect when Miss Robinson's connection with
that school ceases.
Ordered, That the subject of filling the va
cancy in the North School, occasoned by the
transfer of Miss Cole, be referred to the Com
mittee on North School with power.
Ordered, That Misses Frances e. Hunt and
Susan Dennis be declared elected permanent
assistant teachers in the 4th Grammar School
for Boys.
Miss Emma Darrell was elected assistant
teacher in 4th Grammar School for Boys.
Miss Fox, teache in the North School, who
is seriously i'll was allowed pay to January 1st
L 1870.
A number of bills amounting to $131212
were approved, and also the pay roll OF the
teachers for the quarter ending Dec. 81, 1869
for $13, 365.13 Adjourned.
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Portland and Vicinity.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Hotel PropeIty-F. o. Bailey. ,.,,av
To Close Consignments-F. D. Daie''
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Ro",s Sboas omd SIinpers-E. 4. Merrill.
Boots and ShoesST. L. Mosely q Co.
Retention OF George Peabody's Remains.
State Temperance Convention,
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
First B.ptistSaSbath School Entertainment.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Notice-Estate of Thos C. Stevens.
Eagle Sugar Refinery.
Family School for Boys-Daniel F Smith.
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on lie
T. market lot, Market street, l shall sell Horse
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
AMI %. II. o, BAILEY. AuctOneer.
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ARREST AT midnight last hight officers
Parker anI rulman arrested hal. intoxicated
man who was charged with forciby entering
the house of Melissa Reed, corner of Milk and
Silver streets. He alleged that the inmates
had a shipmate OF his in their clutches and
would not let him out. The man was taken
to the station and the officers returned TO in
vestigate the truth of his statement.
STATE EXECUTIVE TEMPERANCE COMMIT
TEE.-A meeting of this Committee was held
in this city yesterday afternoon. The only
business transacted was the calling of Tenn
perance Convention at Auburn Oh the 9th of
next month, upon very broad Platform
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PoLIcE.-Two boys were arrested for steal
ing bark, and one for drunkenness
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CHRISTMAS SERvIcEs.-The argus under the
above heading yesterday morning, speaking Of
Bishop Neely's address, remarks that the
Bishop spoke as follows:
Beloved brethren-I salute you this morning
in the name of the incarnate God, Christ is
born the Saviour, Gods dear son manifested
10 the flesh which was the message of the
angels
What did Bishop Nicely say? 1t also speaks
of the "Surplice boys aud choristers," and, re-
ferring to the Catholic churches, says "they
were prettily trimmed with green" We were
not aware the Catholic churcnes were decorat-
ed. We should not mention these things but
as the argus has lately taken 1T into its head
to pick upon those unfortunates who have not
had the same advantages in the way of an ed
ucation as themselves, and further more, can't
take joke when they see it printed, we think
that if we try pretty hard we may perchance be
able TO find some flaws in tbs boosted rheto-
rio
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l,g;rs .foqffyas. --'i'he Canal Bank b = dos
Dlnpl a dividend of per cent. on It's capital
Of $500 600, payable the Sd of January.-Mr.
John Russell was presented on Christmas Day
with an elegant silver ice pitcher and salver,
from the jewelry store of e. G. SWEET, No. u
Middle street, by the carriage makers of this
clty.-The flags ON the City Building, public
and many private buildings were suspended at
half-mast yesterday, in respect to the late Ed
win NJ Stanton-The assistant city assessors
are about making their rounds to collect the
names of the voters preparatory to the Spring
election--We understand that Rev. DR.. Pratt
formerly rector of st. Stephens Church, will
preach sermon next Sunday to the Parish,
which will be a retrospective one, having ref
erence to the history of the church. Next
Sunday will be the thirtieth anniversary of his
institution as rector of the parsh.-The clouds
appear to be thawing out about now. we are
having considerable rain for the last of Decem-
ber.-Pennel Brothers furnished the turkeys
for the Rolling Mills on Christmas Day, and
splendid turkeys they were too. They cost
about $275.-Notice having been served by the
petitioners for the division ct Westbrook upon
the authorities of that town, the Selectmen
have called a town meeting, to assemble on
Wednesday, the 29th inst, 10 consider the mat
ter-The first of the Portland Assemblies
will take place this evenng.-The Methodist
Society at the Ferry had Christmas tree and
concert Friday evening. The church was taste
fully decorated and over six hundred presents
were distributed. There is said to be consider
able religious interest in the Methodist church
at Saccarappa, and twelve or fifteen CONVEX
sions are reported-Two little boys got to fight
ing in front of the First National Bank yester-
day morning, and q crowd of men gathered
around and let them keep on without attempt
ing to part them. A gentleman came along
and put stop to the disgraceful scene.-The
Light House steamer Iris" had her tanks fill
led~-with water from the pipes of the Water
Company at Central Wharf yesterday at the
rate of 5000 gallons in fifteen minutes.-The
horse-cars on the Congress street line were on
wheels yesterday.-We heard of curious mis-
take made by one of our city clergymen on
Sunday last. Speaking of the decease of an
eminent professor, he said that the good man
"had gone direct from Heaven to Bangor.
We doubt 1.-THE Mirror acknowledges the.
receipt of $205 from friends in Boston and
Philadelphia as Christmas gifts to the Payson
Memorial Church fund.
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TRAIN ON FIRE.-Last Saturday when the
mixed 1920 P. NJ train from Portland on the
P. S. & P. r. R., was about one and one-half
miles this side of Saco, the engineer discover
ed that freight car filled with cotton was on
fire. The train was Immediately stopped and
two bales of cotton with difficulty thrown out,
when the train continued to Biddeford where
the balance of the fire was extingushed. Mr..
John E. Small, the conductor, managed the
matter with excellent judgment and great
promptness, thereby preventing what at one
time threatened 10 be quite serious affair.
The fire probably caught from spark from
the engine. The cotton belonged to the Bid
deford manufacturing companies.
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DEATH IN THE AIMS HoUsE.-On Sunday
evening last man by the name of George
Seavey died in the Aims House, who had been
a man of some Importance in his day. If we
are not mistaken he was formerly connected
with the London Times, was afterwards for
eign correspondent of the Boston Post, next
head of an important house in Boston. In the
latter business he was unfortunate, and came
to Portland, where he became clerk for the
book publishing house of Sanborn & Carter.
Misfortunes however continued to pursue him,
and he finally found refuge in the Aims House.
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. 10 II HI i N q

s)Y WILLIAM BROWN, formerly at Federal,
d street. is now located at his store No GA Fed
eral St. few doors below Lime street, will attend
to his usual business OF Cleansing and Repairin
Clothing OF all kinds with his usual promptness.
H-Second-hand Clothing for sale at tar prices
ian s-e0dtt
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CALIFORNIA.
A HEAVY EARTHQUAKE

SAN Francisco, Dec. 27.-The heaviest
earthquake ever experienced in Eastern Cali
fOrnia and Nevada occurred about O'Clock
last evening. The shock was felt with more or
less severity at Sacramento, Marysville, Stock
ton, Chico, Truckee, and at Virginia City,
Nevada Walls were thrown down, door bells
rung and the CONSERVATION was general. The
shock was felt severely on the lower lines of all
the mines. The vibrations were north and
south and lasted about ten seconds. At Reno
the shock was preceded6y low rumbling which
lasted nearly two minutes, alarming the in
habitants The express train bound west was
detained about an hour between Wadsworth
and Reno.
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K. A. BIRD q CO., AuctiOneers
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET.

Sale to Close COnsignments.
an WEDNESDAY, Dec. 20 at 10 o'clock A NJ 1
" shall sell Furniture, Crockery and Glass Ware,
Carpets, Nails, Cloths, Clothing, Blankets, Soaps,
consgnmcnts that must be closed before Jan l. 1870.
dc2Std F., o. BAILEY, Aucl,r.
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NeqU -E2a0L02aG Farmer,

the leading paper of its class in New England.
TERMS Weekly $3.50, Monthly 81 81, per year.
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R. r. EATON g. CO., Boston, Mass.
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~. neIcber,s WONDERFUL Cure

Mrs. BeIcher's Wonderful Cure
,v,uIs remedy for female weaknesses, made from
an indian recipe is entirely Vegetable ahS NJ NJ
1;nns Relcber Randolph, Mass. General Agents
Geo. @. Goodwin & Co. Boston, Mass. Demas Barnes
& Co, 81 Park Row, New YORK. ,..,n.
I-For sale by druggists everywhere
May is. wsew1yH
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THEATRE-We understand that Miss Kate
Reynolds is to formally open the Portland
Theatre on next Friday evening. When we
saw formally open it we mean that now all the
improvements are finished. The scenery is
all painted, the new act-drop completed, and
the Friday evenings performances will be
therefore, of dedicatory nature. We also
hear that this time Miss Reynolds is coming as
her own manager with a good company. We
are glad to hear it. We admire Mss Reign
olds in sparkling comedy or burlesque, and we
have always endeavored to speak justly of her,
and we feel confident that if she is true to her
herself and to the public that she will always
receive warm words of encouragement and
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SILK WORM EGGS FOR FRANCE.
WASHINGTON.

Steamer China. which arrived here yeser-
day brought 36, 600 cards Of silk worm eggs from
Japan tor Lyons, France
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the P. S. g. P. Rail road crosses for the purpose OF
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RIeines 0plf.

Mas trasea unf're SiinseIder
Gte Singer bod poa Rineelder,
go eiteI mie bic Wlaioelder,
@aG born IN binue SdeiteI4er
gie fla 10 fdlanf pie Matderder
lin TRACE gtafequetf9er9er,
lin Siiterder, tuie auDelder,
.9lanjlatirte Stieiuelaer.
@ie reite aa9 uf @duIerher,
I'm bonye oroBe Ndulerder,
@rinf1namelide Sdlnduserder,
Weun nlauduaI aatb faaGrenaer~
Her.
Mfit bierunb3nandie Sahrerder,
80 batrtre Ie faun1 nod 96rerher,
&aa gdaserder, bod GIdher9er,
60 runb ME 8uferpldserher.
@ie T6minfe fib bic gd6eIdber
lin traee forge N6feIder
Sbn' Sd6berder, bic SelerdJeri
In en9e, forge S0ferder.
e. Solerdrr, ibr Siinaelder!
Sin. ean3 berFiyte 9tn9eI6er,
Dis paiIe nit au Sii6erder,
90 9rOe, ale rie Der 8tsferder.
60 S0Ier6er, !br Wdnnerberl
Die paGe nit gu 8eenerd,er,
3u gSdoel1er une @d,nfel9er,
Qlls ME Der @iiteIfntelder.
sSbr SimmeI gdneren6tberderl
Gud) lahe aus bic Waoerner,
gs battle li6 Die 9eiberder,
8Or 2ade ielbf bic @eiberAer. 5
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SIN ocr lln1eeeenS bon Stem Orr
leans bduIen gsgenpdrtio sefLeGte otnee
rifantfhe Eiaer in 3imlid1er aln3abL
Grit far3lid tpurbe Elm tleinee Alaod1en
nidbt melt bon Der &taot bon elmer oies
fee 8efisn aufaefreden.
= SBdheenb etnes Orgels eonaertes
in Der Beftoner Mufttballe ale oerSrs
gauiif fem Snitrument in boiler @tdrs
fe erflingen lieB, unterbieIteu fta 5tDei
Douen nit lauter &timne febr anges
IeaentIib iiber Sausbaltunes angeles
0enbeiten. ells Der Srganift nun ei>
aen pI6hIi1en uebergang an iehr Ieifen
EDnen mGhte, fdnIlte bic Gimme Der
eineu Dame bernebmlidb hurd bisSale
,1ir braten ne ini1tes in 8utterl"
= Mm Is. Mueuft 1871 1T Der buns
oertidbriee @eburtstag BaIterg scott 5.
Sn ENGLAND werben bereits QInftreng.
un9en getna@t, cine tuiiroi8e @eoahts
niefeier az Dernnitalteu.
| Ger iunee 80nis bon 8aiern Be.
abfidtist, bel SObenf9wongau elmer
lneuen pradtboIlen GommerpaIa5t Al
1bnuen. Gerielbe miro sfpei unn Elm,
babe MiQipu Gul0eu foftsn un0 1T fiji
lfeine sutlnttige GemabIin, Ecd1ter bel
8aiiers bon 6ublanO, beliinlnt.
Das bon sSrOIeiInr gDinmann Dol,
lIenbete a0Ooel gum ssanebilDs GOe'