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The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18

A SURPRIsE.-Washin Hook and Lad
der Co. No. l were holding a meeting last
night for the transaction of special business,
when the premises were invaded by scores of
lady friends, who caused the session to he
brought to close at very short notice The
invaders quickly spread the tables with the
good things they brought with them, and a
season of feasting was enjoyed, followed by
dancing and merry making, which continued
until late hour The boys were completely
surprised, for they were not looking for COM
pany on such stormy evening; but they sur.
rendered with good grace to their irrepressi-
BILE visitors, and made the evening jolly one.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18

At Gibson, Sierra county, CAL, Sept. 30,
Edward w. Thilcup, eldest son of George
Thicup, of the Thilcup Farm, Portland. Me-.
to Emma, youngest daughter of the late Jo,
seph Luckman, of Birmingham, England.
The above appeared in New York paper.
Now there is no such farm in the city. The
name of Thilcup is not even in the Directory.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18
Ecsson stock Eass.
Sales at the Rrokers, Roora H.
WATCHES.
SO OrOide and Alminum, $15

Bronze Watches of Genuine Improved Oroide
with English, Swi:s and American movements, in
Heavy Double Cases, equal to 500 to $3.50 Gold
Watches.
ance and tor time to Gold Watches worth 500 ::
Full Jeweled Levers, $12, equal to $3.50 Gold ones ;
Full eweed Levers, extra tine and superior finish,
S15 equal to 5000 Gold ones.
We have just commenced making very fine
American Watch, tull jeweled, lever thermometer
balance, adjusted to heat, cold and position, in
Heavy Double Cases, equal in appearance and tor
time to Gold Watch costing $3.50.
We charge only $25 for these magnificent watches.
All our watches in hunting cases, gents and ladies'
Sizes Chains 81 to So. Also, ali kinds OF Jewery,
eqna to gold, at one tenth the price.
TO CLUBS Where six Watches are ordered at
sent by express to be raid for on delivery.
Call or address, OROIDE WATCH CO., 90 Wash.
ington St., Boston, U. $. Price list sent free.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18

PORTLAND AND OGDENsBURG RAILROAD
Inc contract for grading the Portland and Og-
densburg railroad from Forest City Park to
Tue water, the location of which portion of the
ROAD we described recently, has been awarded
10 Messrs Hitchings and Lynch. 1t is expect
ed that the work will be begun Immediately
and pushed forward with yigor.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18
Foreign MarEets.

LONDON, Jan. 17-11.15 A. M.-Consols s23 "a so1
for money and account.
American securities-UnitedStates 5-20's 1862 cou-
pons, s6a do 1865 DID, s63 do 1867 $50; do 1O-4O's
s4s; Erie shares III; Illinois Central shares 1914
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 17-1l.15 A. M.-Cotton buoy
ant; sales II, 900 bales; Middling upands 11sd; do
Orleans HID. Corn 27as. Pork 102ts. Lard sos.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 17-Evening. States
5-20's closed fat at 9ls.
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AUCTION SEATS.
Special Auction Notice.

T WOULD call special notice to AssIGNEE's SALE
i at saesroom, Tuesday afternoon next, at 2,
O'clock besides extra lot of Store Furniture there
Is large variety of choice Confectionery, Cigars
Groceries, Gberkins, thrty-fve barrels nice Family
Flour, barrels Pickles, Onions, fifteen barrels APP
PIES &c. The stock is fresh, large and choice goods
At private sale, three Desks, three Show Cases.
jan17td +. d. BAILEY, Auct'r.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18

o. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-The District Court
was adjourned to this morning Jan. IS, at 10
A. NJ, at which time Attorneys are notified
they must be ready in their cases both civil and
bankrupt, otherwise, all cases not ready will be
continued to February Term.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Geo. w. Whittier leaves
this morning on a trip to the South to recover
his health which has become much impaired
by too close confinement to business. We
trust that the climate of the Sunny South
may prove beneficial and that he will return
with his health fully restored
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18
PRESS
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Sleighing Capes-G. w. Simmons & Co.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Sleighs, &c-Henry Taylor.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
For Calfornia-Wm. Vernon.
Annual Statement Portland Steam Packet Co.
Cnrs for Deafness.
A Gilt &C. l.. Van Allen.
Agents Wsnted-Wm. Flint.
Notice Of Foreclosure-Clinton F. McIntire ct al.
schooner for Wiscasset-Geo. w. True & Co.
Down Town Drug Store-Charles H. Mark.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18

OCEAN INSURANCE Coat an adjourned
meeting of the Directors of the Ocean Insur-
ance Co., held yesterday afternoon, Mr.. George
A. Wright was reelected Treasurer and Sec
rotary, and Capt. Thomas Means was elected
Inspector
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18

SUBURBAN ITEMs.-The ladies of Cumber-
land Mills have an attractive programme for
this evening. Their supper is to be in old fash
Toned style, but in other things they will be up
to the times.-The County Temperance Asso-
citation at the same place, Friday afternoon
and evening, also promise good time. There
will be special train to this city after the
meeting to accommodate Portland people
Rev. Uriah Small, of East Livermore, supplied
the Warren Church last Sabbath. He is a
graduate of Andover. class of SO, and has re-
Gently left an attached people at the West to
care for aged parents in Maine.-The "Mam-
moth cave" opposite the Portland & Rochester
station at Saccarappa, made by the big Deem
Der gale, and big enough to bury all the people
Of the nsghborhood, remains unfilled.-Lisk
8 Weston have domestic novelty, "No.
Midalings," Jfue dollars a BARREL from which
sweet and wholesome bread IS made.-Dupee
sends us photograph of the new pulpit and
its occupant, a speaking picture.-The annual
meeting of the Congregational Sabbath School,
Saccarappa, Sunday night, was crowded, and
the exercises admirably conducted G. A.
Stackpole, Esq, continues the efficient Super
intendent of the school, which is in very
PROSPEROUS condition
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18

follcE.-A man was brought into the sta
ton yesterday who was found by officer Has.
kell lying insensible in front of the nost.of,os
He had been drinking,
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18

The annual meeting of the Portland Horse
Railroad Company was held in Reception
Hall yesterday afternoon at 3 O'clock Hon. j.
7. McCObb, the President, in the chair.
The Treasurer, Hon. Charles Holden, read
his report, the substance of which is as fol-
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18

sheep skins, q boxes oranges, 10 do SOAP 10 drums
figs 25 rkins lard, force pump, 80 boxes spices, 10
kegs Soda 20 bdls paper 80 do pipe, 10 boxes rails
ms Sc COTS cordage 5 ties lard, 10 hhds moasses, 10
plates ron il bdls Steel 25 do brooms 59 boxes ex
tracts, case tobacco, bales hair, ~ rolls fet 80
bars iron 8 bags snuff, 90 do nuts, II 90 apples,
casks and bales domestics, "a bdls chair stock IA
boxes canned fruits At bales waddng II DO carpets
"a bdls leather boxes fresh fish, 30 empty milk cans
6stoyes iron sinks, 80 boxes bristol BRICK organs
II bdls paper AZ green hides, horses, sewing ma
Chimes 10 casks brush stock crates and boxes To-
baeco stock, 200 pkgs to Princes Express 2Uo 90 10
order; tor Canada and up country, boxes macnln-
cry IA do tn 40 casks yellow ocher 200 6ds leather
10 90 pokes do bags 10 warp beams CASKS sOda
a3h, do and bbls OIL nests baskets, 81 bos SODA
ash, 66 do dye sus so do pork, 40 do sugar, 60 do
nont, do moasses bales sheep skins 40 COTTON.
81 do WOOL 16 coils cordage 344 dry hides oo bags
DARK, 200 pkgs to order.
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE, FROM NEW YoRK-H
bales cotton 20 do rags, II do buraps, 50 40 broom
corn 1856 dry hides ISL ELK do, 53 bales empty pag
267 do ue IS rolls leather, 797 bds paper oy Dds;
moasses 10 do glass ware 30 do paint 40 do que on
boxes SOAP Al do tobacco, 80 kegs white eao MUS.
tobacco, pianos, l2O pkgs sundries.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18
90, 90
Paper Collars at Auction |!

WE shall sell by Auction, at Office, SIG Congress
w Street, on WEDNESDAY, Jan 18th instant,
at II o'clock A. NJ, two hundred thousand Paper
Collars consisting OF the Boston. Bay state. Sun
Shakespeare, Hub Shakespeare Liberty, White Cloud,
MORE Antique, Victoria, &c, Sc.
The above sale is to close consignment, and will
be sold without reserve, in lots to suit purchasers
jan1 sdtd R. X. HUNT & co, AuctIs.
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AsSi2,nec'S sale.

Stock OF Groceries at Auction
T SHALL sell on Tuesday. JAN 18Th, at p O'Clock
i P. M, at salesroom IS Exchange Street. gener-
al assortment of Groceries, together with Store Fur
niture, large upright Ice Chest Meet Block and
Bench, Meat Rack. Platform, Counter and Spring
Balance Scales Show, Cigar and Bread Cases, Meas
ures, Scoop, Saw, Knives Tools, &c. Also the Store
Furniture, Show Cases. Gas Fixtures, Stove, Mir
rors Curtains, Tables, Tobacco Cutters, &c.
BY order of f. II. HASKELL, Assignee.
f. o. BAILEY, Auciioneer. ian12td
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At Auction.

an WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, at p. M. at
~ the large Store House corner Of Park and Com
ercial sts., shall sell number Of neU and second
seat Sleigh sic sets ner and secondhand Harness
es; one set light Double Harness; Buffalo Robes,
Empty Bbis, &c., &c. -Four sets Trarerse Runners.
jalsl2t HENRY TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18
BOSTON
Great Auction Sale OF
FUR GOODS.
The ENTIRE STOCK of the we'll known House o
MESsRS. COOK & ALDRIOH,

At No. 145 Washington Street, opposite the
Old South Church.
ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49, at IL o'clock
A. NJ, at the store of Messrs. Cook & Aldrich,
as above,
Will be sold their stock of fur goods, one OF the
largest and most attractive stocks in The city,
bracng nearly everything in the line Of manufacture
ed fur goods TOR ladies' and gentlemen's use.
This establishment is to well known to require any
extended comments in an advertisement.
The Object OF this sale is to close out entirely, if
possible, the balance OF this seasons stock.
The goods can be seen and purchased at private
sale till the auction. Catalogues will be ready on
Monday morning, 18th inst. An auction OF SO ex-
tensive and really desirable articles OF turs, &C.
very seldom occurs and should interest the public
janl7-4t
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18

Mr.. Demonstrating your statement in Sat-
urday's Press that sail last winter the Their
mometer never once reached Zero" glanced
over my diary, where always record anything
unusual in the weather, and fouad that the
mercury in our thermometer stood at zero Jan.
22nd, and again March 9TH, 1869. am we'll
aware that the "fate of the nation" does not
depend on this correction, but as one so seldom
finds chance to contradict anything in your
paper, could not resist the temptation in this
instance. FROM ONE WHO KEEPS DIARY.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18

FROZEN TO DEATH.-Y esterday morning as
the early train on the Portland and Kennebec
railroad was passing through Westbrook near
the Morrill, House, Conductor Dodge espied
the body of a woman in gully near the track
He stopped the train and hranaht hAr tn this
city when she was taken to s. S. Rich & Sons,
the undertakers. The woman was about 48
years of age and came originally from St.
John, New Brunswick. She has been living
at the residence of Stephen Grant in West
brook for the past seventeen weeks, and start
ed for the city on Friday last, although Mr.
Grant tried to dissuade her. She probably
got drunk in town and was benumbed with
the cold and lost her way. When found she
had two empty rum bottles at her side. The
Saturdays snow-storm PROBABLY covered her
up or she would have been found sooner. She
10 not known to have left any near relatives.
Her name was Margaret Ann Thompson.
Since writing the above we learn that the
woman's body was not brought into the city
by the train, but Mr.. BODICE came in and mott
fed Coroner Hall, who brought the body in
After learning all the facts in the case, the
coroner deemed an inquest unnecessary. The
woman was last seen by a man who resides in
Westbrook, sitting on rock Friday night in
the place where the body was found.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18
TRIAL OF THE NEW FIRE ENo1NE,-Yeste,

TRIAL OF THE NEW FIRE ENGINE.-Yester-
day morning the new steam fire engine Cum
berland, No. 3, was placed in front of Old City
Hall, where she was very much admired by
the crowds gathered around. At g. P. M.
she was placed at the corner of Preble and
Cumberland streets, and played through five
hundred feet of hose, the pipeman standing in
front of Casco St. Church, and the stream
reaching some twelve feet above the vane on
the steeple. An inch nozzle was used. She
also played some one hundred feet horizontal
ly. The hose burst before the stream got fgir-
ly on. Casco, No. 8, was sent for, which has
lately been to the shop for repairs, but by
Misunderstanding in regard to the horses did
not arrive on the spot till half-past three. The
packing around the pumps had not been oiled
when the steamer left the shop SO that it
swelled when the steamer began to work, and.
after the pumps got to going, her stream did
not reach the top of Casco st. Church steeple.
Under the circumstances, the steamer not
having been prepared for the trial, it is thought
that it was not a fair test of her abilities Both
Casco No. and the new steamer are John
sons patent and built by the Portland Co.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18

PORTLAND THEATRE.-A more uninviting
night for the opening of the company at the
Portland Theatre could not have been selected
but notwithstanding the unpropitious state Of
the weather there was very fair audience
present. The dramatic company, with Mr..
Scallan in the opening farce, and Miss Kim
ball and Mr. T. C. Howard in the comedietta,
kept the house in continuous roar of laugh
ter. The Laiscell Brothers are first-rate gym
nasts, and their feats on the trapeze, dangerous
as they are, possess fascination that enchains
your attention. The little Corinne is as charm
tic troupe very good, and the performances
closed with a very laughable pantomime The
music, consisting of six pieces, was very fair.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18

NEW YORK, Jan. 17-Evening.- Money mar
keG Is constantly increasing in the general rate for
call loans on mixed collaterals and per cent. on
Governments fine loans are offered by the hanks
and private capitalists, to per cent tor &c. 60 and
W DAYS. The supply OF capital largely exceeds the
Exchanges at the principal Western cities being in
favor Of New York city. Prime business notes are
among the banks to have the Secretary OF the Traas
nry issue bonds bearing low rate of interest which
they can obtain by deposting currency at the Sub
Treasury saD bonds to be convertible into curren-
cy by the banks on demand 1t is proposed to make
these bonds the same legal tenders so tar count
ing IN the legal Of the banks The accumu-
lation of national bank notes is beginning to be very
oppressive in the Sub Treasury. Foreign Exchange
dn and heavy at 1853 for ong and 1893 for short sight
bills The Gold market was frmer at the close on
tne announcement that the Senate had tabled the
Virginia bill; decline of in bonds at Frankfort
aso stiffened the Market the closing transactions
were at 1913 1918. The rates paid for carrying to-
gay We're per cent. currency and per cent. Id.
Hovernment closed strong. Henry Clewes & Co. re-
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, 1870-10-09
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soes nsSr i.sal5e hKANk a.. % iaaarr q
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1s',; is:';:, 's": issss Of soEfsS: ii
~ kfSI.RRlGk mnssK M5TA VI LES ROOMS. ;;
$I@S. = Mww '' - ~-~-- -. 1
To sExsSe , senaa ass:s: aehtx HS
roGr' bati hot and cold wA'Ff sewes' esa etc APPLY
s' ,n ho1's ;7;,= ;;;,,sa =,
soem; VIII Il shs ,uods,n i.ansoee9ssss: Te,..
family ~ ussiI s,s1i Il Us per naunth
ITO REsT-1r EVASs1oN-IouSE Of SEVEN
Is ; RI aoa,h. ut t Inquire I e Il j. s. HxaiLTuS i
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h1oss. ossMeea NJ eea1s .. : n: aae : =
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, 1870-10-09
LOTT AND EOuED.

+ osT-AS -oL1sTYLK" CHASED HAND
- btxctlet. The Under will be NheF.Ny rwazaeI BY
irastns it ~ tul Oea1b<Yu-et
7 Osr-sPAN1kL P0ODLE: ANSWERS 70 THE
IL nam+ Of Charlie; been lo.t ak week4. gu ard
Viii Pc Hecz to snv persan who will return
1lss iudians.av- and nj questions akrd.
7 osI-oS FRIDAY. 1 FDRTMOSSAIE- CON-
tsning e1aatl sum Of money Hud paper. Il the
nndsE VII return i y e Neas aahinsan+t. le will
T OsT-LAsT SUNDAY EVESISG, OCT. :
- either on Hssted or Twe,ft1st sts- \ tady. tl4cE
sik oyttEkit The Under will he rewarded hv IeavtnT
r ,OST-A YELLOW WATCH AND STEEL FOB
- hahn. Oh STATE or Wash1ustoo sta. :: 0ctdck 0n
fntay afternooa- Iberal rrwasd pkii tes TIL s5Iae
at II otate-st
r osT-As EsGL1sH TERRIER PUPPY. Tn1rE
~ except aides Of fars. and brown spot CT hiE1.
6rst&t-
EOUNR-AIM WEST VAN BERHN:sT- AAonr3 ~ :.
j. months ago, oliver Wltch Ins qNnss -. ~
Il by calling &t the absve HUMBER. ka'Ane s1'-@s
the watch. and payLnE e1peals.
TO4KKy iP-TWV HORSES HY JOHN CORhET
y II ifs Writ Randatth.al One u GoSu neaEy
hox eNput ID years DID, the oanef nt O! .e
animals by cs1ltne y tao s'o'" "e1'"' SA'4s
'a7 Z REwARo-sTRATE ED Or sTOLRN-A
&DQD srnsti red cow, shout yeat1 otd AryaIt who
i M fnr sxlue Sa Altco- st. wu GET khe a99s9
| reW~yi.
, 1870-10-09
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

~rooJD NY nrR w1cS1T~-
W 70 aIepnee of lbs whele part Of their houschpd
fufnttuyr win apply 70 Adtress, Ii. A. CHAFIS a
DcaraoEu4t
TOR sALF-A LOT OF CHOICE HOUsRHnID
fuYnit1.r. hedt,nx. e1Ipets, stoyea, aod kitchen
ware, Il ~ LAkhss.