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The Portland daily press., 1870-03-29
BAR MILLS, MONDAY AFTERNOON,

We have had one of the severest storms of
the season; the roads running north are again
blocked with snow and almost impossible. The
stages which pass this way down to Saco have
not made their appearance The only arrival
mat is worthy of notice is the coming through
= our worthy Representative, John w. Lane,
Esq, who came down river from Moderation
W. 80 On team drawn by two yoke of oxen.
ia, that the deep cuts are filled up
49, 80 snow which rendered any other
obliged to reach Portland to'doH Jo on was
had to worry through anu Rus sne team
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THE STORM IN NEW HAMPsHIRE.-A dis.
patch from Concord Monday says:

The snow storm last night was very violent
in this section and to the northward, and in
many places was accompanied by perfect
e ale. Several inches of snow fell here, but it
is raining to-day. The down Plymouth train
is stuck in the snow little above Lake Viii
lage. The train from White River Junction,
due here at 10 o'clock this forenoon, was at
last accounts snow bound at Canaan. The
mail stages runnin. between Newport and
Bradford, and New London and Bradford,
were unable to get through this morning, the
roads being in terrible condition. AT Brad
ford seven inches of wet snow fell.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-29

WESTERN LAwYERs.-The Bedford News
tells of an attorney who lives in that town who
recently charged client ten dollars for his ser
vices in collecting nine dollar pension, coolly
telling lin that he could pay the other dollar
some time when it was convenient. This don't
beat the New Albany lawyer, who took the en-
tire claim of the soldier, and charged him ten
dollars extra for sending an acknowledgment
Of its receipt to Washington.-Nes Albany
Ie1npr
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s.Buy me and l,lI do you good. tine pest
medicine in the world is DIR. LANGLEf'S hOOi
AND HERB }ITTERS,-a long tried and Standard lar
remedy for Liver Complaints Bilious Diseases, hu-
Iodigestion Costveness Headache, and all diseases
arising from Disordered Stomach. Torpid Liver. or
Impure blood. They cleanse the system, purify and
and strengthen the whole body, GEO. 9. GOOD
WIN & Co., Boston. Sold by all druggists.
Feb 28-d16w On
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SENATOR SPRAGUE is said to be preparing
= speech. When he begins again nobody can
tell when or where he will stop, but we can
not be sufficiently thankful for the long ex-
smption we have had from his infections.
He and Morrissey have not patronized Con-
gress much this year.
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sid Jan 20, baraue Jennie Prince. Prince, for Paw
Ia; Feb g. ship Martha BOwker, Goodburn. do.
Sid i'm Valparaiso Jan rs oarques Loeb lamar.
Merriman TOR Coronel, to load tor San Francisco;
4th Sunbeam Bennett. Tor do.
In port i5Ih ult bIrqnP FANNY, Hlpckly, unc.
Sia TIM Cardenas 10Th inst, brig Ottawa ior Port
land.
Cid at st John. NIB, 2'd inst. schs N e Simpson,
Price, and NJ Bliss, Stackbouse. Portland.
lPer steamer Tantl. AT Boston.I
Sid I'm Liverpool iith, Mayaower, Call, New Or
leans.
cid tIth, Nellie May, Blair Havana.
Sid I'm Bristol Tito. Arlington. bartlett, Mobile
Ar at Cardiff 18th. Agenora. Evans. London
Ar AZ Saigon Jan ~. Nellie Lbott JoI dan, from
Hong Kong. and sailed 22d for YOsOhama.
Sid I'm Genoa ltn inst. Masonic, Morse, Phladei-
phia.
SPOhEN.
Feb lat % 16 N lon 81 80. ship Black Hawk, from
New York Jan % tor San Francisco.
NJ arch 20 LAT 81 A.. lon "a 81, ship Resoue, from
Fo9-chow foI New York.
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TIE PRoTECTIoNIsTs seem to have had a
delightful time in the House of Representa-
tives Saturday. The method adopted was
for every man to advocate the protection Of
the products OF his own State. There was, as
usual, a Michigan member to speak for cop
per, and a Pennsylvania to speak for coal
and pig iron, while Jerseyman put in word
for agricultural products. IfAlaska had been
represented no doubt the member OF that re-
gion would have had Something to say in be-
half Of ice, while ii st. Thomas had been an
---s' IS Ms yard wished, an essay would
s'ss psea res 81 the necessity of encourage
~ Sos so ~ sLYuahvs. why tne mem
bag fsc SIC nth West were SO remiss as
- let Iae great whiskey punch and gin sling
interests 60 without champion we are left
to conjecture.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Cld 23d, ships Union, Austin,
Havre; Forest Eagle Hosmer. Liverpool.
Ar at SW Pass 2lst, brig Sarah Kennedy, Dun
Sid z1st ship F Chapman, and barque Never.
MOD1LE-Cld 2lst. sch Casco Lodge, Pierce fol
JAcKisooiNvILLE-Ar Goth, sch Nellie Bell. stahl
FERNANDINA-Ar 18th, sch Lugano. johnson
CIiARLEsToN-cld 9th, sch DIR Kane. Dodge
oRFoLK-Ar oath inst. sch Eugene Halves, FIN
Portland.
Pencil. Pencil CalIao, for orders.
RELATIONSHIPS 18th. bar4ue Rogers,
Morrison from Matanzas.
Ar eth, sch Geriie Lewis. uodgdon, Nassau MP.
Sid oath, brig John Wesley
PHILADELPHlA-A Ar 25th, sch Wellington,
Ar 20th, barque Don Justo Bonhoff. Liverpool
below, brig d Seavey. from Cardenas
Cid 25th. sch A Heath, Warren, Portsmouth.
Cid 2,th. barque Daring. Mcdonald, Portland.
NEW yORk-Ar z'tn, brig 4 + Dunbar. Nichols.
Montevideo Nov 10.
Cd 2tth. ship Colorado, Holbrook San Francisco;
barqne jas Ward, Park, Matanzas; sch Transfer,
Guptill, Baltimore.
Ar 26th, brig Ann Gardiner, Gardiner, Demarara
aiais; Reno, Foster Machias; Julia Newell Nc IN
tyre, camden; H I Hedges Franklin, Bah. La
COMA. Hall, Rocklano; Massachusetts, K.nniston;
nun, Pitts, auckland; T. Il Willard, Parsons Port
land Philadelphia.
Ar 2sth. pris Amy A Lane. Carver. Bueno. Ayres.
Passed through hell Gate 18th. brig M y Mariner,
from Port johnson tor Portland.
NEWPORT-Ar 9th, scbs Daylight, McFadden.
and s Stevens. frow Portland f,i New YORK: VIM
McCobb. Chapman. do oT do; Newton, Rich. I'm
Trinidad Tor Portland.
NEW BEDFURD-Ar 2sth. sch Nellie, Anderson,
New York.
BOSTON-Ar 2eth brig H Curtis, Merrlman,
Havana 18th inst: scbs Laura Robinson, ROBINSON
Elizahethport; Phenx, Lntlejohn, Portland.
Ar 9th. barques May Stetson, Spates. tientdegos;
Almra Coombs. Wilson. Sagua; briggs Jessie Tiny
Ha II sTese Hs,re
ley, Hoboken; r Jones' Hammond, Machias; Su-
san q Phebe, FLETCHER. do.
O. Ar 18th. sens Hiram. Pettigrew, Calais; Montana.
: lawyer, Machias; Carroll, Robinson, do; A u Crab
tree sullivan.
Cid 2sth, schs Kate carlton. Munroe. for Havana;
SALEM@Ar nth, sen Silver Bell, Bailey, Eliza
bethport for Newburyport.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Kong Hong Jan 90, ship windward Barrett,
Shanghae.
Ar at Rangoon Feb 2, ship Arlington, Newcomb
d I'm Mauritius Jan 10, barque Mary Reed,
At PauiIac 18th inst. baruue P Merriman, Pen.
nell, from Bordeaux for Buenos Ayres.
Gibraltar-T0wed through the STRAITS 7th inst hr;g
Ju ia Kelley, Knight from Messina for New York.
AT at Liverpool prev to 18th inst, ship Nile, Ayl-
At Bristol, E, 18th inst, bark Arlington, Bartlett
, Ar at Londonderry 2Gth inst. steamer Nova scot;au
from Portland Tor I,Iyerpool' and nro-
,eeded. SAPo0'' anu PAo-
AT at Callao Jan q, ship Valley Forge, Berry, FIN
suanape, tand sid 3ist tor Hampton Roads; seth,
'arqne Virginia Dare. Bishop, Valparaiso, (ana d
UT Tor Chinchas; Feb s. sup riterIon sheldon,
oanane: land sid 10th for Antwerp; 7h l. Haze
.age. melbourne land sid nth Tor GuanapeG LIN, !
nnllght, Nichols, Valparaiso Prussia. Pat'en ih'
Ar at Guanape al ut, ship Euferpe Leach Casa ~,
ARGUE ANNE M Palmer, Skoield, DO 10 ioau ior
lsnce reported burnt.)
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Fraud upon Housekeepers.

A Fraud upon HOusekeepers.
The success attending the sale of Pyle's Dietitic
Salsratus during the past ten years. has made it a
staple article that is sold about close -four or
sugar. But among the grccerymen there are those
who resort to very disreputable means to dissuade
their customers from The of this celebrated ar
tcle, the purpose Of supplying something cheap.
er, from which they derive larger profit. House
keepers do themselves great injustice by submitting
to such imposition and incur the risk of consuming
unwholesome ii not dangerous material, which,
though pleasing TO the eye, may be very unfit to
enter into our daily Bread. ,------------
-Pye's SaleFatus is always put up in pound pack
ages, and IL that persist in getting it will never
have occasion to regret the effort. ALI First-Class
drocers keepit. -
JAMES PYLE,
Manufacturer, New York.
march 26-dil v2tsn13
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-29

How MUCH longer will the administration
suffer the accumulation of insult from the
Spanish authorities in Cuba2 Since the break
ing out Of the revolution the American flag
has been insulted in the most shameful man.
ner. The " Mary Lowell" that was on her
way to Vera Cruz, and under the protection
of the American flag, was seized at Ragged
Island, by the Spanish man of-war Andaluza
The Lizzie Major" was taken on high wa
tiers by another Spanish vessel, and more re-
Gently the Lloyd Aspinwalp has been cap
tured BY the Spaniards without any founda-
ton, and without any regard for the Ameri-
can flag. which on all these occasions has been
thrown down by the Spanish officers. But
this is not all. A great many American citi-
Gems have been cowardly assassinated by the
ierocious volunteers and our cous,,rv has
looked at those insults wit>,,snc b ;,,nvn;,v
mat her citizens lave been forced to deny
n.e.ty, or place themselves under the
s.ssection Of English men of-war. The forced
flight Of Mr.. Phillips, our consular REPRESENTA-
tive ought to be the last act OF Spanish in
science towards the United States.
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Something about lowa-L etier from Mar
tin Il. Townsend,

The following letter from the Hon. MARTIN
l. TOWNSEND, of Troy, N. Y, gives some very
interesting facts about Iowa, and extols in the
highest manner the section of country travers-
ed by the CENTRAL RAILROAD of that State.
The prominent position now held by that rail-
road line (Messrs. JAY Cooke & Co. endors-
ing it as Sin our opinion one of the most i'm
portant and valuable roads in the West") gives
this letter special interest at this time:
Law OFFICE OF TowNsENDs & BROWNE
MAa1Is5 1oxssRSD, Troy N. T., March Is, 1863.
B. Il. Isllinghast C Son:
GENTS: have been for the II years last past
very familiar with the tract of country through
which the CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa runs
for distance of about 100 miles, and have had
general knowledge of the lands along the re-
mainder of its route. The lands with which
am personally acquainted are among the best,
il not the very best, in the United States.
Through most of its route the country is well
; settled, and the settlers are among the very
best of the O4O. OLA inhabitants of that remark
as5ie State. Ackley, E'oCra, nIar-holltnVn
Grinnell and OskalOOsa, and some others on its
route, are handsome, fourishng, and enter
prising towns. The route passes through some
of the best coal lands in the country. The Ell
dora mines are the most easterly coal mines in
the northern portion OF the State. They are
being worked with great success. The coal is
excellent, as know from using it constantly
on my own farm for the last five years. This
road is a desideratum for three great objects,
besides that of furnishing a passenger route
North and South:
| First-As an outlet for coal mined in the Ell
dora beds, and in those along the Skunk River,
below Grinnell, to supply Minnesota and the
northern and eastern portions of the State.
Second-TO bring lumber from Minnesota
and st. Paul.
Third To carry produce to st Louis. 1t has
been the dream and hope of the State for ten
years that we could open a communication
with st. Louis, and avoid some of the extor-
tons practiced on us by the railroads leading
to Chicago. IT St. Louis and New Orleans
shall devote themselves to commerce and OPEN
ing routes of transportation to the outside
world, there will be hardly any limit to the bus
| mess of this road with st. Louis But this, of
course, depends on the wisdom Of the
commercial men of those cities. This road is
of no immediate benefit 70 my farm, although
| it passes within thirteen miles OF me on the
west. My market town is Marshalltown,
| through which the Chicago s. Northwestern
Railroad has run for the last six years. I
speak of the CENTRAL RAILROAD OF iowa
simply from my impressions of its advantages
! for doing successful business
Truly yours,
| daw MARTIN I. TOWNSEND,
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SALE OF FINE CATTLE.-F. o. Bailey will
sell at auction at II o'clock to-day at the farm
of Edward Payson in Westbrook, twenty-five
fine COWS, good horse and lot of farming tools.
Persons wishing to get good mixers are invit-
ed to examine these cows
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Niagara Fire Insurance Co., Of New York.
The UNDERSIGNED having been appointed agent ct
this most reliable and well-known Company, all
parties having policies expiring in the same are re-
Block, No. 81 Exchange street, and get them re-
pewed mI5sntt l.. S. TWOMBLY, Agent.
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DIED

In Saccarappa, March 20, David Hayes, Esq, aged
Is years.
fFuneral on Wednesday afternoon. at q O'Clock,
at his late residence.
In Harpswel', March 20, Mr.. Nehemiah c. Alexan-
der, aged 81 year..
In Freeport, March 16, Mr.. Thomas Anderson
aged st years.
In Brunswick, March 21, Mr.. Samuel Webb, aged
10 years.
In Brunswick, March %, Mr.. Robert Jordan, aged
SO years.
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THE PR ESS.
Tuesday Morning, March 20, 1870.

s~Frst Page To-day.-The Vanderbilt
war; Gossip and Gleanings.
Fourth Page.-Titles of Resolves pc ssed by
the Legislature.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-29

JOB PRINTING.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. WIN. NJ. MARKS.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-29

Most men are obliged to learn some laac-often-
times by pretty sore experience. The surest
way to keep clear of the law, is to undsrssand
its requirements. EyeryzsmasswSS5 assumes
the liabilities ana responsibilities of business
will. find CHAMBERLIN's LAW Book invalua-
BILE. ATwELL g. Co., General AGENTS
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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
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-29

HOOP Skirts, New Styles, SO. 40, 80, IS, 95c
Anderson's 1888 Congress st.
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Truly yours,
MARTIN 1. TOWNSEND.
Mason and Hamlin Orgaus.

mason ana Hamtln OTg8us.
The Mason and Hamlin Organ Company
have just issued what they term Testimony
Circular, which is certainly remarkable as pre-
senting such an amount of testimony to the ex-
cellence of their instruments. 1t contains six
large newspaper pages, closely printed, and
thus includes as much matter as an ordinary
duodecimo volume. Nearly one thousand per-
sons, most of them expert in the matter, testi.
fly to the rare excellence of the cabinet organs
made by this company. The character of the
testimony is indeed quite as remarkable as its
quantity. Nearly all the most prominent mu-
sicians in the country are quoted; the principal
organists, pianists. and teachers of chief Amer
lean cities are among those who say that these
a n~mber of we'll known European artists tes-
THY to the same effect. Extracts are given
from Paris and London papers which admit
that these organs are superior to those of
European make. American newspapers
are equally emphatic But what is, perhaps,
even more satisfactory, is the testimony of
hundreds who have these organs in use, as to
their working qualities. After looking over
such a mass of testimony, one cannot well
doubt that the reputation of this company is
richly deserved. By sending his address to
the Mason & Hamlin Organ Co., 154 fremont
street, Boston, or 596 Broadway, New York,
any one can have copy of this circular sent
him gratuitously, postage paid.-N. Y. Evan-
gelist
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JoUvENs KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price %
cents per bottle. mr28.d1y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEW French Corsets, $3.50 $1.68 $500 So 80
$3.50 Anderson's 332 Congress st.
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MARRIED.

In Grav. March 26. by Rev. H. j. Bradbury, Danl
II. Twomblv and Miss Emma Osgood. both OF Gray.
In Brunswick, March rs, George W. Carleton and
Mrs. Sophs onia P. O'BIien.
In Brunswick. March 20, Charles N. Ridley and
Fidelia A. Harrington, both Of Harpswell.
In Bowdoinhan. March ., Addison G. Haley. oil
Kennebunk. and carrie M. Cone, of Il.
In Norway. March %, II. 4. Brown and Miss Mary
E. Witt.
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARIN e N -EWS
PORT OF RTLAN ND.

Monday, March 90.
Sch Romp, Miller, Baltimore-guano to Nor
ris.
Sch Sea Pigeon johnson, Easiport
Sch Oregon, Dunton, Boothhay.
Sch James R, Currier. kockland.
Schs Sea SerTen,. Emery, and Bound Brook, Per-
Schs Benz Franklin. Arey. and Hockanom. Kel-
loch Rockland tor Boston.
Sch Common wealth. Ellems, Rockand FIR Boston,
Sch George, Ia e, Rocklant for Newburyport.
Sch Chas Car roll, Miller, kOcklsnd Portsmouth
Sch Sea Flower Merry. koc. land Tor Providence.
Sch Napoleon, Fuller, Bristol tor Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York Henry
COX.
Sch Ioaho, Babbage, Boston-Geo Hunt and j
D Lord.
IRON OUR CORRESPONDENT
BOOTHBAY, March 23-Ar schs Rowe. Wi
ley, Portland; Tookolitta, Hodgdon, Wiscasset.
Sid, sch j Swanton. tr West Ban"s.
March 25-Ar, sch Pacific, from RocKland for New
York.
March 2s-Ar. sch Mountain Bilow, Hodgdon, i'm
Portland.
BY TEL. TO MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Philadelphia @6th sch George lie ring, VIII
lard, Portland.
Cid 10th, sch Hattie Ross, for Portland.
MEMORANDA.
small schr OF about 60 tons. from an Eastern port
bound West with a load OF shingles. while coming up
the haI Dor on Monday morning. iouled with another
schr ana carried away boz masts, with all attached
She anchored inside The Breakwater.
Sch Jos Long, which went ashore recently on Deal
Beach, was 10 be sold at aucti0o 18th inst.
Sch Gen H French, If Bangor, rom Elizabeth
port tor Providence sunk of Madison 23d inst dur
Sch Scud, irom Baltimore Tor Providence is ashore
at Squam.
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SebagO Lake Ice.

ICE from this water reauy for present or future
i delivery. For sale by the Cargo on board by
NO. CRAM
March 18th, 1870. mrlsedistt
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State OF Maine.

RESOLVED. hat as soon as may be after the close
of the present sion OF the leg statue, The COVER
and council are herebg u'ho'ized ana directed
contract WITH the responsible p-rson pels ne,
making the lowest bid LOT the publication Of the
vise statutes OF this state, together with III con-
st'tution thereof, the constitution OF The United
States, the repeating act, and such other additions
are necessa y, in style not inferior In rinting
paper and budding, tn that OF the asst dttn OF the
revised statues and the person or pers' ms WI b
whom such contract is made, shall BE- required TO
supply the state with two thousand copies. Tho
governor and council are hereby authorized make
said contract upon such terms and conditions ~
they de-U necessary Tor the Interests Of the state.
RESOLVED, rhai the secretary oil state is hereby
directed TO secure the copyright OF said revised
statues TOR the the aud thai eiiinu
OF the same shall be published BY any other person
than tie party parties with whom the sad con-
is made, until after the exIirat OF five years
from the first day OF February. IN the var OF our
Lord one thousand e'ghL hundred and seventy-one.
RESOLVED. That the said fifteen hundred COPIES
of the revised statutes belonging 10 the state, shall
when printed be deposited by tue person persons
publishing the same in the office OF the secretary OF
STATE, and the secretary is hereby directed to dis
trb butte the same in the same manner provided by
resolve approved March ,h'rtyf;st, in the year OF
QUE Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
seven, aud as now provided by law.
AporOyed March 81 1870.
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Merchants Exchange.
The Annual Meeting of the Merchants Exchange
for the choice OF Director and tor the transaction
of such other business may properly come before
the meeting will be held at the Exchange Room on
WEDNESDAY morning, March 3oth, at II o'clock.
Ali subscriptions are due that day and admission
checks will be ready for delivery.
PER ORDER.
Portland, March 20, 1870. mr2std
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The Mail says one of the lodges invented by
some of the bright boys of WatervnIe is to get
their dogs out of town while the assessors are
on their annual round of visits, in order to es-
cape the dog tax.
The Kennebec Journal says Capt A. Clark,
Register of Deeds, was attacked with hemor-
rage of the lungs Friday and lies in very
Frustrated condition.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-29

STATE OF MAINE.
SECRETARY OFFICE,
Augusta, March 26th 1870.
PROPOSALS for the publication OF the Revised
Statutes, as sta ed in the regoiDg resolves,
will be received and opened BY The Governor and
Council, at their next session Tuesday, April 9th.
FRANKLIN M. DREW,
mr29dtd Secretary OF State.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-11
0r0inallcts.

billions Of serenaders. minstrels' concert or opera
singers, sparring, melodeon or other public per-
formanee OF exhibition, for pay, shall pay a Ii
eense Of one hundred dollars per month; pro-
yided, that in case such license be granted for a
less period than one month, i've dollars for each
performance or exhibition 50 given.
Sec. ii. Every person, firm, or company, CIV
ing IN the city any exhibition OF a caravan, me-
nagerie, or collection Of animals, or any circus,
snow, rope, or wire dancing, or slight Of hand
performance, for pay, shall pay a license OF
twenty-five dollars for each exhibition so given.
SEC. ~. Every person or firm who shall open
or Keep a dance-house, commonly known as a
hnrdy-gurdy house, shall pay a license OF one
hundred dollars per month; provided that in
case such license Is granted for a less period than
one month, five dollars per day for each day the
same shall be kept open.
SEC. 80. Every person who shall carry on or
conduct any of the businesses, trades, callings. or
professions mentioned herein, and shall neglect
TO take out a license therefor, as herein provided,
shall be guilty of n misdemeanor and upon con-
Viction thereof, shall be fined in a sum not less
than the license which such person is required
to take out, and not exceeding five hundred dol
lars, which fine may be enforced by imprison-
ment in the city Jail not exceeding one day for
each two dollars Of such fine.
SEC. "a. All licenses provided for In this Or
dinance shall be paid in advance, and are hereby
made transferable in cases where the business
licensed is conducted or carried on in the same
building, shop, stall, or stand, but not otherwise.
SEC. IS. Ordinance No. IL, entitled An Ordi-
nance providing for the assessing and collecting
OF revenue for Hamilton City, approved April
l6, 1859; and Ordinance No. 16, entitled An Or
dinance amendatory OF and supplemental to an
Ordinance entitled AN ordinance providing for
the assessing and collecting of revenue for Ham,
ilton City, approved May 8, 1869; and Ordinance
No. Is. entitled An Ordinance amendatory of
and supplemental TO an Ordinance entitled An
Ordinance providing for the assessing and col
Letting of revenue for Hamilton City approved
September IS, 1869, and all Ordinances and parts
of Ordinances in conflict with this Ordinance,
are hereby repealed.
SEC. 80. This Ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from aud after its passage.
Approved July II, 1870.
p. EvERTS,
President of the Board.