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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-14
WASHINGTON NEWS.

nr~,F1A7lrS.-~In the United States SEN
on Thursday petitions for the removal of
.>uriitics were presented hy Mr.. Johnston
.y.,o ,nc following Nirginians. and referred
,ihc rroYcr committee
l~,;nr II. Russell and Chadwcll Eritton.
1..r. William u. Branch. Lvuchhurg J.
T, r,per|y. ratrick: Harvey H. Hall, Lee ::
l"na Smith, Montgomery William NJ.
',sir,nfc. farewell; benjamin X. lukousc.
u.uf-ancry II. Il. Boyle, farewell: \. ].
V,y. farewell: Thomas :. Crockett, Wythc
~,~.rc, N,phc3Son, Ice; Edward Taium,
p..r;@, Eu>>ci tarper. Montgomery W.
+. Street. Winchester: liarly Chapman.
.a.a. Ns&h .1nm II. Alien, Wythc; :.
&. \avl:u n:p. charles lnusfoYd. Roanoke
~. v. Vuck Isle of Wight: George II.
>..l:">. lY.cwcN, :. Barnes. Charles
s..~. mi thomas +. Bennett, Patrick: \.
E.. N,r,.ay. Nivg William: Henry Tugglc
.I @rau Y. GHtc>, lHtrjcR: Jonah I.
NJ .>lr,I, Ncut I. L. Turner. Patrick
.t,a..s u. French. Hlaa.d.
TIM rr>pl<e N,1-TuE NATIONAL
H,>A-.-VAc >:)' JUS; passed hy the Senate.
vii. ,ro,al}y bc >c7y much altered in the
i,r~r q. Representatives,. It docs away
o..h JDr sinking fund, aud provides that
r.. a@r@arnt bonds now held in the
s..r.. H., United States, or which may
g.. lr.uirr purchased hc tie United
States. shall !" cancelled and destroyed.
t.., ~, ..r,- 4go advised IIr. Eoatwcll to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-14

\" toIET nN MoNpAY.-Thcre was come
confusion among the people on Monlay by
the discovery that nearly al Of the Offices
of he county hal been vacated, and that
the commissions Of the new aprointces had
10. arrived .-LCrilliOn Gnxctic.
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DEATH or \ VENERABLE CnI.uRfD Wo-
MANA colorel woman named Sarah
'nnsfor1 died III this city Thursday night,
who is represented to have reached the OK
trcmc age of on" hn,"ir,d ara. ir" yo1::.-
LWechbury NerS.
y negro once told Us that he thought he
was three or four hundred years old.
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WEIEGEirH IL STEASBrEG.-A company
has commenced 10 erect Il telegraph line
between this point and SIrashurg along the
line Of tho railroad - II incAc>icr Mrs.
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GE.e Richmond GounciInieu in wash
tngtOn.

\ committee, representing the Common
Council OF Richmond: Va, arc here to ask
IN appropriation for the purpose of re-
moving distractions from and deepening
the channel Of the James river. The large
trade of Richmond before the war in -four,
tobacco. and cotton, md the relations OF
Richmond to the supplies Of iron and coal
in West Virginia, and 10 the important
lines of communication, are the arguments
relied upon in this appeal. The Eirginians
are hopeful OF obtaining this appiopria-
tinn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-14

COUGHS and COLDS,
l. Sore Throat and Hoarseness, speedily curtd
by Woolfolh's Cough Syrup prepared by POW
HATAN f.. DUPUY, Apothccsry,, 4e1 Broad
street. II gives immediate relief In oil anectlons
the phlcym which obstructs them, thus quie.ing
the cough. relieving theiTnanmatton, and giving
the diseased organs u chance TO heal. JAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-14

YTIRGlNIA-TO WIT: At Rules held
Y IN The clerk Office III tic county court OF
Hcnrlco county on Monday the tn day OF febru-
AIRY. l.ia. u,.,,;.,
4. j. Fmlua. ialhlih'
against ,,
Rbodcrick Mackinsie and Acxandrina Mackin-
sic Defendants,
IN CMASCERI.
The object of this suit Il TO enforce partition oil
tract OF land lying and being In Iienrlco county y,
containing about two hundred and eight acres.
An attida Wit having been filed with the papers IN
this suit that AleNandrina Mackinsie, one OF INC
defendants In this suit Is non resident OF this
State, on motion of the plaintiff by his attorney,
1t Is ordered that said last-nacd defendant do APP
pear here I'm one month after due publication 81
this order and do what l. necessary 70 protect her
Interests In this suit and that copy Of this order
be published once u week for four successive
weeks In the Richmond Dispatch. 4 newspaper
published IN the city OF Richmond, and that an
other copy thereof be posted at the front door o.
The courthouse Of this county on tile first day o.
the next county court.
\ Copy-Test
II. VI. THOME. c. II. G.
Y,.lp l,u
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MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND
w DOLLAR SAVINGS BANk.-stocs'oicsis
in this institution and all persons desirous vi o..
uf Ten THOUSAND DOLLARS viii be sold TO
the lowest bidder In 10 suit Bids VIII be re-
c.vcd from this up to the "gtl instant the day VI
sale.
Stop pay Ing rent: buy yourself IL home.
For particulars, apply at Office 1900 4Ein street.
NH T-,oIfIs
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DICH PLATED TEA SETS-OF NEW
IL and r.ch deslgIs-i art received and for sale st
-. ln,vast nr,ces. GEORGE {. GARY,
dir opposite post-ohl3e.
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sOo BUSHELS CLOVER SEED,
,}iJU 100 bushels TIMOTHY SEED,
6 coo kegs GUNtOWDER,
500 bags SHOT, assorted
$50 barrels SYRTP,
100 hogsheads BACON, =.
so hogshcads PORTO RICO SuGAR:
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09
supre me Judicial Court.

OCTOBER IERM-BARROws, j., PREsIDlNG.
TUEsDAY.-Benj. F. Wentworth vs. Hartford Fir
Insurance Co. Action policy OF insurance against
fire to the amount of $4,000 a stock OF W. 1. goods
and groceries and such other articles as are common
ly kept in country store, contained story and
halt building, situated at South Limington, which
stock and building was wholly consumed by fire on
the 18th OF May, 1867. The jury, after being out five
hours, returned verdict for the plaintiff fer $780,
Motion for new trial filed.
Littlefeld. Webb.
On motion of Hon. J. II. Drumm9nd, John o.
Winship, of Portland, admitted 10 practice in
all the Courts of this State.
The afternoon was occupied in hearing the ease Of
Phebe c. Mason, libsl.lnt, vs.. Earl Mason, which
was libel ior divorce. Lbelant alleges that she
was married to defendant on the 1st of November
1885,. that he has never provided her with any home
but obliged her to live with her parents that he has
done very little for her support that of her child
and has abused and cruelty treated her and is an
habtual drunkard. Libelant prays for custody of
child. Defendant denies the truth OF all of the
allegations and resisss the divorc,. Decision reser-
we'd.
Vinto1, Swaspy
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q o MI M H H OLA T. a.,

Receipts by Railroads and steamboats,.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BOsToN.-25 bdls
sheet iron, % rkins lard 10 ohls OIL 16 doz pals, 40
pumps, casks hardware, 1s coal sfters, 40 bdls
castings 80 stove bases. colts lead pipe 18 jars
smut, IA bbs crockery flower stand, 50 bxs cheese,
56 trunk DDS. l06 bdls iron, 10 bales WOOL steam
boiler, SO pigs lead, cow, seighs, IS empty cans
36 casks soda, 8 bbs alcohol, 16 dressed hogs III
cases shoes, 20 bds chairs, plates iron Is empty
kegs sS4 bdls green hides cook ranges, 200 boxes
ralsins, 80 bds pasteboard, cask, 40 bbls pork,
casks merchandise, 800 pkgs to order. For Canada
and up country. 6 shelters, 120 empty bbls, 4
bds STEEL 81 do leather, boxes glue Is bales WOO;
q do cotton, l2 casks nails, 25 bbls -four sewing
machine, 124 pkgs to order.
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY-199 cans milk, 10 bbls
Poland water 20 bils paper, apples do pota-
toes do sulphur, do starch do butter. Is do lum
ber do la'hs, do shingles, do spirits, do bran
do bark. 8 do ship knees. do boxes, do pets and
hides, do sundres 19 bbls flour. For shipmen east
1000 bbls -four car barley Go malt, do sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-S5 cases, 81 cheese,
stubs butter, horses quarters beet 10 boxes axes
10 do poultry, 81 cases cirpets, 10 beams yarn, ~
muttons, II empty hhds 10 do bbs 40 pkgs sundries
PORTLAND q KENNEBEo RAILROAD = Q cars of
hoops cases oil CLOTH Sc oil bos % bxs axes ex-
tension tables. 40 bbs apples prs springs 16 bds
paper, 76 pkgs merchandise "a cars freight tor Bos
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

THEATRE.-The appearance of Mrs. Z. U.
Howard as "Topsy' brought splendid house
in spite of the bad weather last night. The
star was everything that we have heard, and
fully sustained her well-eal ned fame. Smiles
and tears pervaded the audience by turns and
Mrs. Howard fully understood her art and
blends it beautifully with nature. She was
supported by an excellent combination. Little
Eva won all hearts, and her song witten by G.
G. Howard was pathetically rendered. Mr..
and Mrs Prior, Mr.. Mcdonald, Mr.. Norris, Mr..
Barker and the manager, HI. G. Clarke, acquit-
ted themselves as only artists can do. To con-
clusion we consider the performances first-class
in character and recommend all our people to
go to- night and see good acting as it the last
narfnrnoccp
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Uaited States District Court.

TUEsDAY.-In the matter of Isaac Dyer, a bank
rupt, on the petition of Chas. P Mattocks, creditor
OF said bankrups estate, setting forth that he holds
claims against said estate to the amount of SlsOoe
alleging that sale by auction of certain real estate
to one Samuel D. Hobbs OF Island Pond was invalid
owing to the failure to deposit the purchase money
according to the terms of the sale, and praying that
said sale may be set aside and the property offered at
auction again. The judge held that the assignee
in bankruptcy had waived the forfeiture which would
otherwise have resulted from the failure to deposit
the purchase money and decided a. anst the pc
tlioner. The goes forward to the Circuit Court
for revision.
Mattocks g. Fox. Bradbury s. Bradbury.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09
Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad.

CHANGE OF TINE.
EgsEgHME1 On and after Monday, Nov. 7th, 1870
xtrains will run between Portland and
Steep Falls as follows:
Leave Portland at 800 A. nj. and 145 P. NJ.
Leave Steep Falls at 800 A. NJ. and 1 90 P. NJ.
The 1.45 p NJ. from Portland and 9.20 A. ri. from
Steep Falls will be Freight trains with Passenger car
attached.
Stages will connect at Steep Falls for Fryeburg
and Conw ay, via Baldwin, Hiram and Browntield
daily.
For Freedom N. III via Cornish, Kezar Falls and
Porter, daily.
For Lowell via Sebago, Denmark aud East Frve
burg on Tuesdays. Thursdays aud Saturdays return
ing on alternate days.
stlges will connect at South Windhlm for Brido
ton via Raymond and Naples daily.
Passengers by these Stages and by the 1.oO p. M.
train from Steep Falls arrive in Portland in season
to connect with the 800 P. M. train for Boston.
Tickets for sale at the Port. q Ken. K r. Depot,
SAM. J. ANDERSON, President
Portland, Nov. s, 1870. diff
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09
DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, Nov 8-There has been more
or less rioting in two wards of this city during
the afternoon between crowds of white and
colo1ed men. At o'clock sharp encounter
took place, in which a number of shots were
fired and several persons shot
Second Disp0tch.-The returns from the
State show general Republican gain of over
1868, but not sufficient to change the result.
Ponder (Dem.) tor Governor has probably 500
majority; Biggs, for Congress, nearly the
same. The Republicans carry New Castle
county on the Legislative and Seate ticket
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

A. & N. U.-The excitement in regard to the
opening of the A. & N. U. course of entertain
ments which has been steadily on the increase
ever since ths first notice was published of the
great talent that will appear during the series
of concerts and lectures has reached fever heat,
and arrangements are being made by surround
ing towns for trains, SO anxious is the desire to
attend on the part OF their inhabitants We
hear that many are coming from Saco and
Biddeford, while we know that large number
OF tickets have been sold in Gorham and Sac
carappa, ard trains over the P. & r. r. R.
will accommodate the people from the two last
named towns.
The opening concert will be tomorrow night
when Gilmore's full Band and Mrs. Barry will
appear. We shall have more to say on this
subject tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

b;;ls,sselta Sag i..iasatai IL s'rlyes sii's
iivruius ID q tsu sisFs ssa.hs hGusa betsetn
Fore and Commercial stfests, In the rear OF the
Portland Packing Co.'s factory, owned by Mrs.
Musgrave and occupied by three families-that
of James Sheehen, Thomas Martin and
another. name not ascertained The fire took
In the attic, and the occupants were turned out
of bed and escaped IN their night clothes All
of the Inmates were asleep at the time, and
some of them first discovered the situation
when they were pulled out OF bed by the po-
lice. There were eight small children in the
house, who were rescued from the smoke by
the people who first got on the ground. The
furniture and clothing was pitched out of the
house and saved in pi,iable condition. The
firemen soon got control OF the flames and the
house was saved in badly damaged state.
There was an insp trance on the house in ). ID
Webster's agency, but how much the owner
could not inform US. None of the occupants
wara ipsurad wa wern told.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09
VI uuicipaI Court.

JUDGE NOKhIJ FHES1DINN.
TUEsDAY.-State VS.. Timothy Kennedy. Habit
ual truancy. Pleaded guilty. Sent TO the Reform
School during minority.
State vs.. William Splenn. Intoxication and dis
tarbance. Pleaded not guilty. Decision, guilty.
Fined 81 and costs Paid.
State VS.. John Presley. Assault and battery on
Morris Prndle. Pleaded guilty. Fined So and
costs. Committed.
State VS.. Charles z. Dutton. Search and sesurs.
Pleaded noto contendere Fined $50 and costs. Paid
State vs.. Martin Ryan. Keeping shop open on the
Sabbath. Pleaded not guilty. Decision, guilty.
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
State VS.. James Devine. Larceny. Pleaded rot
guilty. Continued tin ono week from tomorrow.
O'Donnell,
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09
RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE. Nov 8.-The Congressional
election in this State occurred TODAY. In the
Western district the vote was very light
James M. PendletOu, Republican nominee has
387 majority, with two towns to hear from.
The vote stands as follows:-For Peudleton
!,4oI tor Samuel Rodman, (Dem.) 941; scat
no Republican nomination. Benz. T. Eames.
lRep) has 1852; Thos A. Jenckes (Rep. u ,977 /:
Thomas Davis, (Dem.) .O85; Ben. Munford'
(Temp;) S03 N. ,Vausliek dem. 1, 1,4O2; scat.
terlng l9 Eames' majority is 166. Several ar
stood the election will be contested for this
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

VERSAILLES, Nov. 8.-[Special to N. Y.
World. 1.-The archbishop of Posen has arriv-
ed here after an interchange of correspondence
with Bismarck, on q mission concerning the
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

NJ. L. A.-To-night Hon. William Parsons
the celebrated Irish orator, will deliver the
first lecture of the season before tho Mercan-
tile Library Association, taking for his subject,
Peasant Life in Ireland. Judging from the
lecture delivered by this eloquent speaker last
season, he will not fail to invest the subject
with an interest such as is rarely taken
in sketch or narrative that he has to be
compressed within the limits OF an hour
The concert by the Portland Band at
the beginning of the lecture is in itself worth
more than the price of the ticket of admission
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

10. o. FAT special meeting OF the se'-
eral Encampments Of the Order OF Odd Eel
lows, held last evening, it was voted to adopt a
uniform, consisting of chapeau, regalia, gaunt
let's, sword and belt. This uniform will add
much to the appearance of the Encampments
in their professions 1t is similar to that
adopted by the Encampments in Rhode Island
and other States.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09
9uDePlor COmrf.

OCTOBER TERM-aoDDARD, J., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-Inhabitant OF Bridgton vs.. Inhabitants
OF Oxford Action to recover for supplies furnished
by plaintiffs to one Margaret Farrs, whose support
plaintiffs al,ege legally chargeabe to the town
OF Oxford. Verdict for plaintiffs for s24s.9o from
which s52.25 was remitted. Defendants alleged ex-
ceptions and filed motion for new trial.
Harmon-Virgin. S. Strout.
A. A. Strout. j. j. Perry.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

The NEW SLYLEs.-The lovers OF tie bright
and beautiful were highly gratifed at the dis
play of hats and bonnets at Mrs. Cushman's
opening on Thursday last. Fair faces looked
fairer, and the worn, matronly ones, more
comely, meath the graceful arrangement q
velgets and flowers, which the heads OF that
establishment know SO well how to make.
They keep large, well chosen assortment
where all eyes can find suitable hat Or bon
Let, one that will do well for hard service or
he the admiration of their fashionable friends
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

PoLIcE-A party of vandals consisting of two
men aud two females, broke into passenger
car belonging to the Grand Trunk Co., Mon
day night broke out five or six of the windows,
smashed the glsss in the doors, and did consid-
erabe injury to the seats. They seem to have
INDUCED in a free fight among themselves, as
large stones were found in the car which had
evidently been thrown in from without.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

New MusIC We have received the follow
ing new music from the music store of j. N.
Davis, 313 Congress street. sour Favorite"-
Galop-by J. S. Knight, Souvenir de Bali
C4price-G odefroid, "Roguish Little Beauty
Emeleen'-words by w. Fl. Delehanty, music
by E. N. Cattin "Sleep Dear Roselet' '-sere-
made, by Abt, "The Angel and the Child"-
English version, by Philip r. Am nidon,
music by NJ. Keller. "On the High Seas
waltz by Ziebrer.
The above are from the wellknown publish
ing house of G. d. Russell & Co., No 126 IRE
mont street, and are OF a quality that will not
fail TO please,
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Died,

In Brooklyn, n. Y, Nov. T. Capt. Chas. w. Pote,
a native OF Falmouth, Me-, in the 6ist year OF his
age.
cY-The remains will be inferred at Falmouth.
Funeral services this "wednesday afternoon, at
O'Clock, at No. &c Newbury street. Relatives and
friends are invited TO attend.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09
Miscellaneous. Natices.

T. o. BAILEY & Co.. will sell at 10 o'clock
this morning the balance of the stock of Car
pets, Curtains, &C., in store 56 Union street,
lately moved from Lancaster Hall. See auc-
ton column.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09
Card.

PORTLAND, Nov. 4th, 1870.
Messrs. w. d. Little & Co., Agents of the Pbm.
nix and Merchants Insurance Co.'s, OF Hartford
having this day settled with me in full for the osse,
ON my store and goods by the fire of Saturday n;obt
last, desire hereby to express my appreciation of
tbe promptness and liberafy with which than
have met my claims
CHAs. T. INGRAHAM,
Portland, November 9th, 1870. nov7.st
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

fHALoNs "VIrALIA," although transparent
and colorless will Jarken gray hair to the ex-
act shade it wore before it began to fade!
Among the triumpbs of toilet chemistry it
stands, pre- eminent. 1t is clear and sweet
smelling, and its name already is "bouse-
hold word"
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods deal
ersl nov7th-eod1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

AssEMBLY.-The first grand assembly by the
West End Boat Club will come OFT this even
ing at Fluent Hall. Chandler's full quadriile
band is engaged for the occasion and happy
time is expected.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

FINE THING FOR THE TEETH.-The fra
grant SozoDoNr has taken very prominent
place among the most approved dentrifces OF
the day. 1t is a very popular article for the
toilet, highly recommended by all who have
used it, as beautifer and preserver Of the
teeth, refreshing the mouth, sweetening the
bteath. and arresting the progress of decay.
"SPALDlNG's GLUE stickiest thing out.
nov7th-eod1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

THE steamer New Brunswick will make an
extra freight trip for Eastport, Calais and st.
John, leaving Wednesday, Nov. 9th, at p.
M. Freight received until 2. M.
nov8d2t A. r. SrUBBs, Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

Illinois has gone Re publican by from 10000
to 10000. The Congressional delegation is un-
changed.
The Wisconsin Congressional delegation will
probably stand four Republicans and two Dem
ocrats "a Democratic gain Of one.
In the 1st and 81 Minnesota districts, M. q
Dunnell and j. G. Averhill (Reps J. are elect
ed to Congress by abont 5000 each.
In Kentucky the Democrats have elected all
their Congressman except in the Sth district,
which is doubtful.
Michigan has apparently gone Republican
by about the usual majority. The indications
are that the Republicans have elected the full
Congressional delegation except in the 9th dis.
trict, and this is in doubt.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

ON Monday, Nov. 14th. at 1-2 O'Clock P. NJ, We
" shall sell chests tea, bbls -four, whole eoffse,
canned peaches, tomatoes and corn, gerkns. pickles
in bottles and barrels olives pepper sauce kechup,
olive oil, jeiles, Spices cream tartar saeratus,
starch five barrels pure cider vinegar (very choice
syrup, extracts and patent medicines, etc, etc.
Also Platform and Counter Scales, show case.
measures, etc. The above is choice stock, large
part being in original packages.
uo9td Z. 0. BAILEY & Co Auetionesra
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

CINCINNATI, Nov 8-Returns from the 7th
Congressional district of Kentucky give Brown
(Rep.) 628, and Beak (Dem. 666, Republican
gain of ITO since the August vote.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 8.-The Republicans elect
Black in the 1st Congressional district by 5000
majority, the Democrats making no con test
Paducah gives 40 (Rep) majority.
PARIS, Nov. 8.-For Congress, Brown, ( Rep. J
in this district has 1923 and Beck, (Dem.) $50, a
Republican gain in this county of 225.
Faye tie county stands about so majority for
Beck, (Dem.) The city OF Lexington gives 574
majority for Brown. There wa2 large negro
vote which was cast solid for the Republican
ticket,
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

EAHTis HtasR9s. we wonder Il the e...isstls
Of pot;land know shat btisiisgs /! b to have
one of the Earth Closets In the House. Cali
at the Agency, "A and 16 Exchange street and
examine them nby7-3t
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

CHURcHELL's Vegetable Medicated Oil
Use it and you will never be without it. For
sale by druggists generally. 1aw-4w
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09
EaH' Drop Lost !!

4 n wednesday, lost in Printers Exchange or De,
~ tween there and q. H. Ferry, a valuable Gold
Ear Drop. The finder will be Suitably rewarded py
leaving 1t at the Transcript Office. noV''ot
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09
TEL EGwAPHlO ITEn-.

A freight train on the Vermont Central road
ran off the track at West Randolph on Tues
day, smashing four or five cars, and delaying
the passenger trains.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

Go TO Burleigh's, 81 Middle street, fo th
best ana cheapest Oyercoat,
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

BARGAINS in Merino Undervests at
Anderson's, 1888 Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

BARGAINS in Hosiery and Gloves at
Anderson's, 1888 Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

BURLEIGH, 81 Middle street, has the best
stock of Boys Clothing in town
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09
Boston Bank Statsment.
osToN, Nov. s.-The Bank Statement is as fol-


New Yors siOck and Money Market.
New YORK, Nov. s-Morning. opened at 1103
@ 110f.
1921 q 1899.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8-4tfernoon.-The Wall street
markets were all quiet and firm To-day; Gold closed
steady at 1105 q 1l0S.
Money easier at e 6por cent. Sterling Exchange
steady at 1O9 @ 1921.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09
ALAB A A.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. S-Election passed off
very quietly. Good humor prevailed and both
parties worked hard. The Democrats increas-
ed their vote largely and the Republicans
slightly, comparing 1t with the vote for Grant
and Seymour The Republican majority is es-
timated at about 1879 or 1900 in the city.