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G O M M e CIAL,

Receipts by Railroads and STEAMBOATS,
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-Satu cans
milk, 500 bbls. flour, 2S7 pkgs MERCHANDISE 70 cars
lumber 1 car Iaths, I do hay, 90 shook, do bark
l do Line 9 do barley, "a do wheat do oats, Q 10
hone uust, do starch, do wood. Fur shipment
to Europe, cars bacon. do apples, do leather,
do ashes, do pork. For shipment east, 1900 bbls.
flour.
lfonday-2i2 cans milk, 1856 pkgs merchandise, 800
bbls -four, 90 cars lumber, do oats, do wheat.
do shook, 6 do bark, do beef do feed. For ship
meni to Europe, cars leather, do hops do wheat
do bacon. Fol shipment east, 1900 b5s. -four.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD - Saturday 100
pkgs merchandise, car potatoes, do shingles, do
leather.
Monday-368 pkgs merchandise. cars wood, 6 DO
lum err do hoop poles, do potatoes.
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE FROM NEW YoRK-1aS
bales cotton 81 do rags 100 do jute, do burlaps %
do dry hides, GO do wool, u do shoddy. 50 casks
each powders so rolls leather A che SITS tea 20 bdls
paper hangings III boxes glass, 16 do tobacco 81 do
raisns, 102 bbs -four 20 do sugar. II do resn 80 do
glass ware 100 castor OIL 20 hhds molasses.
Do glass, 46 Kegs soda, 20 bdls mats, l25 pkgs
dries.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILROAD - 8 cars
hoops, do cattle, do furniture, 25 doors, car
shovel handles, 10 tubs butter, bbls. beans, do
Tried apples % bds paper, pkss sundries, IS cars
freight tor Boston.
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LONDON; Jan. 3l-l1.15 A. M.-Consols s2S for
money and account.
American securities-United States 5-2Os 1862
coupons, SIT; do 1865, old, ST; do 1897 S61; U s
10 4Vs, s4l Erie shares 20; Illinois Central shares
1884. N-' '
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3t-11.15 A. M.-Cottop dull
sales 10000 bales; Mddling uplands ia q 11si
Middilns Orleans 115d. Corn us Sd. Polk io2s
Lard 74s. ~
LONDON, jan 31-1 P. M.-American securities
quiet. Erie 6rmer at 2Ot
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3l-i P. M.-Cotton dull; Mid
oiihg uplands llsd. Pork dull at zoos. Lard dull.
LONDON. Jan. 31-43OP P. M.-ConsoIs closed at e2a
q 923 for money and account
LONDON, Jan. 3l-4 30 P. M.-American securities
lrm sc Unie States eos 1862 ST; 1865, old. 81.
40 sC7, 5. 10 4O's S43; Erie 21t; illinois Cen
tral 1U3t Great Western 27
LIVERPOOL. Jan. $3.50 P. M.-Cotton closed
with downward tendency; Mddng uplands lid
Orleans 1ia @ 1itd fH export and speculation. Ba.
LONDON, Jan. GA 80 P. M.-Lnseed Cakes q
ioa Spirits Turpentlne 80 q Dos Sd; Calcutta L:l-
TRAFKFoRT, Jan. 3f-Evening. United State.
6-20s opened firm at 9IA.
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COUNTY ATToRNEY.-Nathan Webb, Esq,
County Attorney of Cumberland County, tried
his last case yesterday in the Superior Court
MI. Webb was elected County Attorney in
1865, and rejected in 1868 for the term of three
years. He now resigns to accept the position
of United States District Attorney. to which
office he has just been appointed. During his
term of Office as County Attorney he has man.
aged all the cases which have been in his
charge "without fear, favor or affection" look.
ing solely to the ends of justice, the punish
ment of guilt. His record is that of faithful
nficer
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AGITATION AT ROME.
SYMPTOMS or a RUPTURE.
WEST INDIES.


PUELLo's VICTORY OVER THE INSURGENTS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-The Spanish Consul
lowing official telegram:
Hd0dna, Jan. 81. Gen. Pueblo attacked and
captured the intrenched camp of the insnr
gents at Guaimaro with only 1900 troops He
remained there seventeen days destroying all
the Notifications which they had built UP in
the encampment. The insurgents fled after
the first attack leaving great number of dead
on the field
HAVANA, Jan. 31.-The news of the shooting
of Senior Castanon, at Key West, causes great
excitement hele
The volunteers tonight arrested two men
for using Sc iitious language 1t is reported
that the prisoners attempted to escape and
were fired upon by the guard and killed. An
investigation is now going on.
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FLORIDA.

MURDER OF A CUBAN EDITOR BY CUBANs.
KEY WEST, Jan. 31.-Gonzalo Castanon, ed
itor of the Vose de Cuba, while standing on the
porch of his hotel was attacked by several Gu
bans, who opened fire on him with pistols lie
returned the fire and had wounded three OF
his assailants when he received shot from
which he died in fifteen minutes. Several ar
rests have been made
The editors of the Key West Despatch, in a
ed this morning on the approaching duel, for
the reason that the statements made are mex
act,
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MASSACHUSETTS.


BOSTON, Jan. 31.-The order discharglpg
workmen went into effect at the Charlestowlni
Navy Yard to-day, and 1895 men left at roll
call this afternoon. Official connections win
the navy yards of all Admirals have ceased,
and Admiral Paulding's flag was pulled down
on Saturday from the staff in the Park and the
national flag hoisted instead. The Admiral
left for bis home in Connecticut to-day. Inc
commandments flag is still flying on the rec CIV
ing ship Ohio.
SNOW.
Passengers by northern railroads report a
heavy fall of snow all along these roads. The
fall in Boston and vicinity was light.
CAPTURE OF RoBBER.
Albert K. Harland, a seaman on board brig
Abby, bound from this port to Hayt, who rob-
bed that vessel of $1,000 in silver coin snd sue
ceeded in efecting his escape from the brig on
Saturday in boat while at anchor in Nan.
tucket Roads, has been arrested at Albany and
all the money recovered.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
WORCESTER, Jan. 31.-A large steam boiler
connected with building occupied by J. NJ
Folansbee and others, in this city, exploded
to-day. The building was badly damaged and
one or two persons seriously affected by the
shock of the explosion, but no lives were lost
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wanted
faithful, loving heart,
Whose courage and e.evation
Would help m in my voyage across
Ii els rough. tempestuous ocean.
face where could see
My joys and woes reflected;
voice whose sweet. meloiOus tones
Could cheer me when detected.
mind whose every whim
Should correspond with mine;
Who'd hold in most supreme contempt
HOODS, ropes aud crInollne;
A form whose head should reach
A lite below my SHOULDER,
Something about nineteen or twenty years;
But not q moment older.
In fne sense, pleasing soul,
81 DO cot care for p-lt;"
Who'd cook ior me a und of chops
And eat the half herself.
If any can these wants supply,
Whose hand and he art is free
just please enclose a line OF two.
Address to Gid,
u. s. S. Miantonomoh, Portland, Me
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIc.-At the
meeting of the Department of Maine held in
this city yesterday, the following officers were
elected Commander, Gen. Charles P. Mat
tocks of Portland; S. V. Commander, Gen
Charles w. Tilden of Castine; j. V. Com.
mander, Adjt. George A. Parker of Lewiston
Med Director, Assistant Surgeon Saml B
Morrison OF Bangor; Chaplain, Rev. n. w. I
Root of Portland. Council of Administration
Gen. NJ. f. Wentworth of Kittery, Capt. Geo
Prince of Bath, Capt I. S. Faunce of Lewis
ton, Capt. E. e. Small of Bangor, Lieut.. A
@. Hibbard of Bucksport
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III, Jan. 29-There T. but little co-
viii anu taat At minimum prices. The PRODUCT IN
Mll remain about the same and the demand NO
doubt, will he supplied at the present low rates ho
The following are the prices OF Coal by the cargo at
Fort Richmond; Schuylkin red ash. SIS 25 "a s 80:
81 q 90; do broken, 81 IS q SO; do egg. 81 Sd
@ 70; do stove 81 70 q 90; d chestnut, 81 So
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.-Freights-The follow
ing the current rates from Port Richmond tor the
week ending Jan. 2Sth:-To Portland So 70: Bos-
ton So 10; Providence So %. Freights steady.
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THE MUSES. are not landsmen Tor landswo-
men) exclusively, as is'generally supposed. At
any rate they have come to see the Peabody
solemnities, and have Cit on the United States
steamer "Miantonomoh." One of the crew of
that illustrious craft sends us the following,
which we obediently reproduce in these col
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LECTUE ON SEBAsTopoL.-We learn that
the tickets for Mr.. Paine's Lecture on We'd
nesday evening are in demand. This is right
let no one refuse to purchase one or more as
the lecture is highly spoken of.
The proceeds are to help feed the hungry
and clothe the naked
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OFFICERS OF THE BENIcIA..-The following
is a list of the principal officers Of the nited
States sloop Of war "Benicia:" Commander
.. Nicholson; Lieut.. Commanders-W. ..
Scheg, s. Ii. Baker; Lieutenant-G. L. VIII
kins; Ensigns-S. Schroeder, T. G. Mcclellan,
I. J. Wood, A. B. Speyers, w. c. Strong;.
sareeon-H. A. Nelson; Asst. Surgeon-W.
o0rwin; Paymaster-H. A. Pritchard;
inner Enginser-B. Il. Wharton; LIST Asst.
@nsinesr-1saae R. McNary,
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THE Posi- OFFICE AND CUSTOM House.
Supervising Architect Mullett has just re-
turned to Washington from visit of inspec-
ton to Boston and Portland. OF the govern
ment buildings in this city he says:
The stone work on the public buildings at
Portland has been virtually completed. The
superintendent in charge, Mr.. L. H. Oakshot,
has been relieved and transferred to duties
elsewhere, he being an expert in stone and
masonry. The granite and marble work on
these buildings is pronounced the finest in the
= nlted States not excepting the Capitol and
the Treasury Department
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NEW S
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Mai NE.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 31.-Enough of the member s
remained in Portland to witness the final cere-
monies in honor of Mr.. Peobody to prevent any
business being done in the legislature to day
A resolve was passed thanking Judge Rice for
providing free train for the legislature last
Saturday. and the Committee on Printing re-
ported a contract with the Kennebec Journal.
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THE PRESS
Tuesday Morning, February I, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertise tents this Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Sleighs, &c.....F. o. Bailey & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
A Gard. :. VIM. Chase.
M. Z. A.. Geo. A. Jones.
Notice. :. VIM. l.. pumam.
Beware OF Pickpockets.. =. John SWEET.
Boiler Wanted. -. j p Smith.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Montreal ocean eamship Co. III. & A. Allan.
Safss for Sale. -. F. o. Bailey g. Co
Gold Bonds. :. crank u Gans.
Classical Institute. j. II Hanson.
Oonartnsrship. 80. Twitchell, Champlin & Co.
Piles. Foster Dix
A Great chance. :. $1,000 per Yelr.
Aliens Lung Balsam. -. "A. L. Scovill.
M @. M. A.. Stephen Marsh.
Cut Flowers. M. S. Whittier.
8700, =, Wanted.
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United states District Court.


MoNDAY.-T. B. Reed in eq. rs. David Pratt ct
ux. Bill in equity to compel conveyance Of certain
real estate standing in the name OF the wife and
claimed by the assignee, as the property of the hus
band. Judge Fox delivered his opinion aud dismiss
sed the bill without costs.
7. B. Reed. Sfrout.
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VIRGINIA.
REDUCTION IN THE NAVY Y.

REDUCTION IN THE NAVY YARD.
NORFOLK, Jan. 31-Seven hundred and fifty
men were discharged to-day from the con.
structing and steam engineering bureau at the
Gosport navy yard. All work in the depart.
ments has been entirely suspended.
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PEOPLE are becoming SO virtuous in these
days that it may not be regarded as very re-
markable circumstance that no member of the
Cumberland County board of County Commits.
sioners uses either tobacco or intoxicating
liquors.
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X ANsAS.


LEAvENwoRTH, Jan. 31.-Information from
Topeka is to the effect that evidence of start
ling character in reference to a certain North.
western Senator will be produced before the
committee of the legislature appointed to inves-
tfgate the charges of corruption against one of
the Congressional delegation.
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CHARLESTON, Jan. 28.-Freights to Liverpool are
dull and somewhat nominal; by steam, "a on uplanIs
and I'D on Sea Islands; by sail, 1910 q Id on up
lands and IL on Sea Islands. To Havre BY sail IL
on uplands, and Il on Sea Islands. Coastwise-1o
New York by steam, 3c p fb. on uplands and 1c on
Sea Islands S2 tierce on Rice; BY SAIL &c P ib on
Upa ds 81 Is ~ fierce on Rice, 4oc Y Dbl on Resin,
" NJ on Lumbar and 90 g 10 " M Timber
providence SO " Al on BoarIs; A. ~ fb on unl,nd
T4ston; to Philadelphia, by steam .; by sail So a
So a 81 on Phosphates. W VIZ oias'
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leland attracted large crowd on the street and the
long room was quite ds rted at intervals and con-
seQuedily but little act Why prevailed there Rock
| Island during the dav has sold at 1873 a i1C5
Miscellaneous shares were active this AFTER
noon and prices were on the upward tack. Express
stock were dull and steady. The following are the
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WE refer to the advertisement of Kaler
Bowen & Merrill, on our first page. This firm
is doing large business, their extremely low
prices having drawn legions of customers.
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ARREST OF DEsERTER.-One of the sea-
men of the United States frigate Plymouth,
deserted on Saturday. He was arrested yes
terday on Commercial street by Deputy Mar
shals Perry and Bolton. He had partially
changed his clothing. His name was Festus
Roach and he belongs in this city.
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E U r. o E..
Great Britain,
THE QUEENS SPEECH


THE QUEENS SPEECH.
LONDON, Jan. 31.-The Queen will not be
present at the opening of Parliament. Her
Majesty's speech will be read by commission
er. .-f..r.. en-
MISCELLANEOUS.
The overland telegraph to India is in work.
ing order again, and messages of to-day's data
have been exchanged between London aud
Bombay. A dispatch announces the arrival of
the Great Eastern at Bombay
AGITATION AT ROME.
Letters from Rome say that DR.. Doningor's
protest against declaration OF the dogma of
Papal infallibility pro 1okes much excitement
and indignation at the Vatican. A telegram
from Rome to-day states that the Pope refuses
to receive an address signed by 137 bishops
also protesting against the declaration of that
dogma.
SYMPTOMS OF A RUPTURE.
BERLIN, Jan. 31.-The Berlin correspond
ence asserts that the German government will
sustain the bishops in the event Of contest
with the Vatican
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IL. X. HUNT,

CentralRailroad
4 OF IOWA.
Seven Per Cent. Gold
First MOrtgageBOnds,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, -'-..
AT IS and Accrued Interest.
THEIR GOVERNMENT BONDS WHILE
TIE PUEMIUM Is STILL LARGE Gas the
Treasury has promised to buy thirteen mill
lions in December) AND REINvESr IN TIE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF the CEN.
TRIAL RAILROAD of IOWA, WHICH
PAY ABOUT ONE-THIRD MORE. IN.
TEREST. THE TIME TO MAKE SUCH
REIMBURSEMENT is achile the Treasury 70
buying, and Governments are at premium.
THE ROAD DOES NOT RUN THROUGH
A WILDERNESS, where it would have to
wait years for population and business, bat
through the most thickly settled and product
i've agricultural counties In the State, which
gives each section lar, @ traffic as soon as com
pleted.
1t rams through the great coal hslds o.
Southern Iowa to the North where coaifs in.
diapensable and must be carried.
1t runs from the great lumber regions OF the
North, through district of county which 10
destitute of this prime necessity.
The mortgage is made to the Farmers Loan
and Trust Co., of n. z, and bonds can be -
sued only at the rate of $4,000 per mile, or on.
ly half the amount upon some other roada
Special security is provided for the principal
and for the payment of interest.
The New York Tribune says this Is a spIen-
did enterprise, and deserves the most Hbsrd
aid"
The New York Independent says, "We know
the Central Railroad Of Iowa Is one Of the
great and good works of the age. It's Dirso-
tors include many of our leading bank prsa-
dents and other gentlemen Of high charastss
wIa have means enough to build two OF: three
suen reads out of their own pockets. so that AZ
us ahairs WIN sa ably as well as honestly man.
aged. The Central Is Iowa will be to that
State what the New York Central IN 10 this.
except that it runs through far ricA,. com.
try. We therefore recommend the Centrsx
Iowa Bonds, with entire confidence In their
value. Tie truth 10. that First Mortgage OF
$4,000 per mile upon road running through
such a country cannot be otherwise than sale.
First Mortgage Bonds for so small an amount
upon road running through such rich ard
already well-settled part eff Iowa, can well Id
recommended as perfectly safe as well rs very
profitable investment. Pamphlets, withmsp.
may be obtained, aud subscriptions will 10
received in Portland by
SWAN 81 BARRETT.
Corner Middle aud Plum street,,
and in New York at Tue CoMPANy's Or.
FICE. No. 80 PINE ST. at the BANK OF
NORTH AMERICA, "A WALL st.
Bonds sent free. Parties Subscribing 1sroxoA
local agents ,cH look to them for their safs dsttv-
cry.
Pamphlets sent by mail on application.
| w. h. sHATTUCK,
TlEAsuHxB
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Superior Cou,t.

JANUARY CRIMINAL TERd-GoDDARD, j., rhEsiD-
ING.
MoNDAY.-State vs. James M. Getchell. lndict.
ed tor adu terry. Tried last Saturday and jury dis
agreed Verdict guilty. Sentenced to two years in
State Prison.
The January term (civ and criminaD adjourned
this noon after session OF twenty-five days. The
first six days were occupied with the trial of civil
es during which four civil cases were tried by the
Jury and one by the Court, in all q We civil trials
Number of civil actions continued from Dec. 2ss
New civil entries, III
Whole civil docket, 399
Number OF civil cases disposed OF, IS
Number of civil cases continued to Feb. 3l4
The grand jury came in on Monday, January 10,
finding 50 indictments Criminal trials began JAN
nary 18th, and continued sixteen days, during which
sixteen trials were had of fifteen persons resulting
a. follows: Convicted, o; acquitted, 5; disagreed,
Sentences were passed on % convicts, of whom u
went to Safe Prison, one for life and the others aver
aging 81 years. to Jail, averaging 81 months; were
nnsd an aggregate OF 1915 and costs.
Criminal cases continued from September term %
New indictments, So
Whole criminal docket, &C
Number OF criminal cases finally disposed OF, As
Nomber continued 10 May term, %
Which is the smallest number for many years.
The February term will not be held until Februa-
ry2t,a at 9 A. NJ, on account of the ceremonies at
the CRY Building on Tuesday.
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SALT!
Coal and Wood !
For Sale CheaD
WOOd. Wood

IL ARD and SOFT WOOD, for sale at No. 4s Lin
A coin street. Also, dry edgrngs.
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VISITORS at the City Hall this morning both
ladies and gentlemen, will understand that af-
ter entering the place they will not be allowed
to leave until the ceremonies are all over and
the procession has left the hail. Until that
time the doors are opened for ingress but not
for egress. We mention this because some
have thought they could visit the hall this
morning and remain only short time Once
in and you cannot get out until the services are
concluded
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It Contains No LAC suIPHua-No SUGAR
Of LEAD-No LITHARGE-No NITRATE
Of SILVER, and Is entirely free from the
Poisonous and Misunderstanding Drugs
used in other Hair Preparations.
1t Is sure to supersede and dsfre out Of
the community all the POISONOUS PRE-
PARTITIONS no,c In use. Transparent and
clear crystal, It sciu not soil the fineef
fabric. No oil, no sediment, no dirt-pcr-
fcctly SAFE, CLEAN, and EFFICIENT
desideratums LONG SOUGHT FOR, and
FOUND At LAST!
1T colors and prerents the Udh' from be-
coming Gray, inpdrts a soft, glossy appear
dnce, Tcnaorcs Dandru1f, Is cool and refresh
ing to the head, checks the Hair from falling
off, and restores it to great ertent tcI.en pre-
andtuTe!y lost, pTerents Headaches, cares all
HHn,OTs, cutoneous eruptions, and annat-
afrat heat. ONLY 20 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
1t Is secured IN the Patent Office of the
United States by DIR. G. SMITH, Pdtentec,
srotos Junction, Mass. Prepared only by
PROCTOR BROTHERS, GLOUCESTER, MASS,
To qrlon. all orders should be addressed.
Sold by all frst-class Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. The Genuine Is put up In a
a,ancs bottle made expressly for 1t, scith the
name of the article bIo,cn IN tho glass.
Ash yomr Druggist for Natures
Hair Restorative, and take
No Other.
The Restorative is sold ut wholesale in Portland by
W. F. PHILLIPS & CO,
AT RETAIL BY ALL THE DRUGGISTS IN MAINE
is3mj an2 Is
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TWO THOUSAND
Oil PAINTINGS,

Vii Palntlngs,
Every one OF which was selected BY their lae ovns,
&C prices varying from lew dollars TO as msny
thousands each, he having made the collection Of
pictures the work OF lite tine, ard devotei N Do
tne income OF prney fortune, until the year 1870
since which time no additions have been maae 70 the
correction. -
Among them are originals by Benz, West, Sir Jhcs
lawrence, Sir Joshua Reyn Ids Sir Pc ar LaIy
Godfrey kneller, a Han am, AZ, George Morelsaa
Hogarth, Turner, Nasmyth, Copley, Opi~ Ste v art
aul others OF The En2lish Schonl. Boucher, De.
Bute lsabsv, Miansrd DE Dire .ux, Dis T. Lsmo insf
and others OF the French School. SCI loni, 0lsr.
eino enlers, Van Osiade Zuccsreli, Van Dyke &c.
Also large numoer o. the mose &c ebratsd ar
tits OF the 18th, l6Ih and t7h reutu les, such q
Titan. Rubens, Jorueans. HoDthoIs;, aud Others,
some OF which are unquestobed ori.inus, nd a
such VIII excite and repay attention Of art connois.
seurs.
300 Portal S Of Distinguished Psrsousg-E
Also. cary works OF meD no y Iamors 81 az Sully
Inman. Bierst ,dt Durand, Grown, Pen g, Douehfy,
Birch, Hart, and nearly every one known len years
ago.
she collection will be sold entire, (us
pictures Eavng been addei or taken from ~ and
W. houi reserve or i:mitatfoD, 10 close the
ssinie. It's now on exhlbltIon ct the
LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
Nos. sDZ aud SO, and at ibe exteu.ivs Cal
leries, S31 Broadway. m ar 18th st,
L.. NEW YOkK.
Catald ~ lover 100 pnges) will lie sent to an,
address zee pt Of 25e, by tbe aue'ionssii.
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The HAYDN Assoc1Ar1oN.-We were not so

fortunate as to get into Mechanics Hall last
evening, not hat what we tried hard enough,
out there was such dense crowd present IL It
we considered ourselves lucky to be able to
stand for few moments in one of the cloak
rooms and hear portion of the Lachrymosa
rom Mozart's Requiem, at the same time that
we caught a glimpse of the interior over the
heads of those that stood in the doorway
What we did hear gave us the assurance that
those who fail to be present at the City Hall
to-day will lose rare musical treat. We are
pleased to know that the audience present last
evening was one that any musical association
might be proud to sing to, as it was eminently
musical and appreciative, and furthermore, we
express the wish of great many that the mu-
sic may be repeated at future occasion. even
if it is impossible to retain the orchestral
Speaking of the orchestra, the Instruments
ton by the Germania Band fully sustained its
reputation.