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WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.

a weekly paper should be conducted
wuh. more ability than a daily, or a
monthly thauei'ber, simply for the reas-
on tlat there i, more time for thought
and edecton ai.ie manifold sub
iee rou,taailygf@aa in review. The
Daily Is exct@Ae ia prescntnga thou-
ssud things hastily. cfudeIv, inaccurate
lv. which Should not 50 appear in the
Wc.tJE. Illus IS not alt gether true ~
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TROuBLE IN SOUTH CAROLINA. - The
Columbia Phoenix represents that affairs
in Laurens arc in a terrible condition.
1t is stated that the military-numbering
about ,000--are quartered in the Dis
trict and a number Of the most prominent
citizens have been arrested, among them
the sheriff, and Messrs. Todd, Mosely and
Garl,ngton Writs of habcas corpus were
issued fer the release Of the prisoners,
but no attention was paid to them.
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United States Internal Revenue,
DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFFTCE,

DEPUTY COlI-ECIORS OftICE,
Marietta, Geo, Dee. 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the following seizures
were made by me at the time aud place and for the
canse mentioned
"a One Copper Still, cap and worm and (4) -Four
packages containing twenty five gallons, more or less,
of Peach Brandy Seized by NJ. S, Wheelan, ID. c.,
from John A. Fowler Of Hall county for violation OF
Sec At. Act Of July 20, 1868.
ANY person or persons having any claim to. or IN
terest in any of the above mentioned property, must
make claim within 30 days, required by Sec is,
Act OF July 18th. 1856 otherwise the same viii be
sold for the use Of the United States.
WELLS b. WHITMOkE,
Deputy Collector
dec9-3t
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\ PR GL1AMATION.
G L O r 6 Z a
BY Rufus 8. Bullock,
GOVERNOR OF SAID STATE

WHEREAS. information has been received at this
Department that a murder was committed m the
county Of Lee in or about the month Of April 1870
upon the body of Charles REYNOLDS, by one George
Now therefore. l have thought properto issue this
nly- proclamation. hereby offering reward OF Two
Thousand Dollars for the apprehension aud delivery
of the said George Ellis, with evidence suitleI; 70
convict to the Sheriff ot said county and State IN or
that he may be brought 70 trial for the oelse Win
which he stands charged.
Given under my hand and the great seal of the State.
at the Capitol. in Atlanta, this fifth day Of Deem,
her in The wear of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and
Seventy. and Of the Independence OF the United
States # America the Ninety-ttih.
...,. RUFUS b. BULLOCK.
81 the Governor:
DAVID q. CoTrING,
da,a-lt Secretary OF State.
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OFFICIAL VoTE OF ALABAMA.-Lieu-
tenant Governor oren (Dem) 49,
68l; Burton (Rep.) 1904. Moren's
majority 1877, Secretary of State
Parker (Dem.) 76,997i Rapier (Rep.)
62,5 38. Parker's majority, 4,459 At
torney General-Sanford (Dem.) ~
1856; Morse Rep) 74,3l3. Sanford ,
majority 3,426.
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GEoRGIA CHEROKEE COUNTY:

ItNi4t1 - ~
Marion Carmichael having applied to be appointed
Guardian Of the persons and property Of II. r. Car
michael orphans minors under IA years of age resi-
dents Of said county This is to cite all persons cor
cerned to be and appear at the term Of the CONT Of
Ordinary, to be held next after the expiration Of 80
days from the first publication OF this notice and show
cause If they can why said Marion Carmichael should
not be intr,l>Ecd Will the Gua ,liarsipof said m",s
persons and property. December list. 1570
W. X. ID. MOSS. Ordinary.
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Special Notice.
DECEMBER 1st- 1S1n

DECEMBER 1st, 1870.
From this date our terms are strictly cash and Our
customers are hereby leotiuly requested not To-
ask rs for credit IN future not even for a short time
II will be unpleasant to refuse bur must be dome
This notice applies to all onr customers Those in
tlebel 20 earnestly requested 10 come forward
promptly and pay DIV need the money,
Very respectfully.
VA. ROOT & SONS.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

mOny mas DceH FeStoTeu, OUT FeSFctS lHdt
in some instances in the Southern States
q free exercise Of the elective franchise
has been denied. Georgia, the only
State now without representation may
be expected to take her place at the be-
ginning ofthe new year in the national
councils. With willingness on the
part Of the people to pay the public debt
and pensions to disabled soldiers and to
acquiesce in the changes made in the
Constitution, there is no reason why we
may not advance in material prosperity
and happiness.
The message expresses the sympathy
Of our government for Republican tend
encies in France, but otherwise is neu-
trail in its sentiments. Our unimpor
tant relations with Cuba are all detailed,
closing with the following significant
remark-"The time is not probably far
distant when in the natural course of
events the European political connection
with the Continent will cease, and our
policy should be so shaped as to concil-
late the commercial interests of the
Spanish American States"
The Message urges at length the i'm
portance of ratifying the anneXing
Treaty with San Domingo. Our rela
tons with England and the "AIabama
Claims" are discussed at length. Strin-
gent measures, looking to critical issues,
are urged to protect the fishermen of
New England. Our rights to the navi-
CATION of the River ST. Lawrence, look
ed upon in an unlriendIy spirit by Cana
da, also adds to the bill of indictment
against our neighbors.
The Message urges return to specie
payments---a reduction Of taxes and af-
ter referring to ordinary departmental
affairs, has the following, which is so
good that it may not prove uuinstruc-
tive to Georgia opponents to State aid
for internal Improvements
"ln addition 20 the swamp and oyor-
flowed lands granted TO the States in
which they are situated tbe lands taken
under Tie agricultural college acts and
for internal Improvement purposes, un~
der act Of September, ] 54l, and the acts
supplemental thereto, there had been
conveyed up to The close Of the last fiscal
year, by patent or other equivalent evi-
dence of title, to States and corporations,
~, 1876, 25l. 63 acres for railways, canals
wagon roads II is estimated that an
additional quantity of ia, 735, 523 acres
is still due under grants foo like usos.-
The policy of thus aiding the States in
building works of internal Improvement
was inaugurated moro than forty years
since in the grants 10 Indiana and Hi
nos to aid those States in opening canals
to connect the waters of the Wabash
with those of Lake Erie, and the waters
Of the Illinois with those of Lake Michi
igan. 1t was followed, with some modi
fcations, in the grant to Illinois of alter
nate sections of public land, within GER
tain limits, to the Illinois Central Rail
way. Fourteen States and sundry cor
porations have received similar subsidies
in connection with railways completed
or in process of construction.
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DRomcooLE & co.'s HvcHu.

The best and cheapest combination for all aifec-
tions of the Kidneys aud Bladder ever offered to the
public. It is prepared by regular physicians and
used by the profession
Price 81 or, six bottles for S.. Sold by
WIN. ROOT & SONS,
Marietta, Ga.
J. z. DROMGOOLE 4 CO..
Memphis, Tenn,
July ;, 1670-1y.
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Friday Morning, Dec. o, 1870.
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u hat relation does tenant bear
his landlord A parental relation.
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COL. GEORGE HlLLYER.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR CONGRESS-
Cen, =. M. ,. YOUNG,
OF BARLOW COUNTY.
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MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
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FOR LEGISLATURE :
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FOR sENAToR=
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DAVID q. CoTrING
dac9-lt Secretary of State.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03
MAcn,oosSp srrAmrR No /. -Machigou az

MAcH1GoNNE STEAMER No. /. -Machigonnt
No. celebrated their eleventh anniversary Sat
urday evepin, at the engine house with al
oyster supper, and grand good tire was the
result. 1t may not be inappropriate to state
here that the old steamer Machigonne, which
has recently gone to the Portland Co., in part
payment for a new steamer for Cumberland 8
was the first steam fre-engine ever used in
Maine, and was brought to Portland Oct LIST
1859, when company was formed of which
Capt. John L. Shaw, the popular basso, was
the first foreman, and engineer e. W. Porter,
the first and present engineer.
About nine o'clock everything being in read
mess, the compauy and guests. including His
Honor Mayor Kinssbury, Alderman Tolford,
Engineers Russell, Merrill, and Ayers, Past
Chief Harris G. Barnes, Lieut. Pencil of the
Blues, Capt. Themes of the P. A. & N. U,
and others, were welcomed to the bounteously
laden tables by Capt Rand in neat and ap-
propriate speech, after which the bivalves were
attended to in manner that showed that they
we're OF the best quality and excellently cook
ed After the banquet, short aud pthy
speeches were made by Mayor Kingsbury,
Alderman Tolford, Engineers Russell, Merrill,
and Ayers, Past Chief 81. G. Barnes Messrs.
Thurston, Glazier, Ilsley,P w. Neal, G. R.
Frost, Lient Pencil, Capt. Thomas, Engi-
neer Porter, Mr.. Hanson aud others. Many
lmpromptu toasts were offered and the
party broke up about eleven o'clock with the
Impression made upon ther guests that the
Machigonne anniversaries ought to come more
frequently than they do, af
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03
TEL EG RApHIO ITEms

Low and Van Horn, two deputy revenue
collectors in St. LOuis. have been held for trial
for completely in ex-Collector Speer's defalca.
tiOns.
The population of St. Louis is 3l2, 962.
Eleven thousand persons visited the Indus
trial OPPOSITION at Cincinnati on Saturday.
At Providence, r. on Saturday night fire
destroyed a Car house with five cars, the en-
CINE house, paint and repair and blacksmith
shops of the New York, Providence & Boston
Railroad Company. Several locomotives we're
injured abou, half their value Loss from
ST. 1000 to $125, 600. sf3
There are $1,000 colored voters in Maryland
Sixty five yellow fever patients, mostly en-.
listed men, were removed from Governors Is.
laDd to quarantine on Saturday. There has
been twenty deaths since Aug. 18th Addi-
tional cases have been received at quarantine
from New Orleans steamers. rs
The small pox is spreading in Brooklyn.
The President with bis family and membe
of the Cabinet have returned to Washington
Admiral Godon has been relieved from the
command OF the Brooklyn navy yard.
The Mutual Base Ball Club issues chal-
lenge to all clubs in The country to join in a
grand contest in New York on the 18th of DC.
tober for the championship. @
The Southern Commercial Convention will
meet at Cincinnati on Tuesday. Gen. Banks
represents the State of Massachusetts.
j. 81. Atthur teller of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank in New York, has been arrested
Tor the embezzlement of $1,000 from the bauk
He has confessed.
A lot of French silKdress goods and MILL
merry, supposed TO belong to Gen. Wade Hamp.
toms daughter were seized by the custom:
officers in New York Saturday.
Milk now costs twelve cents quart in New
York.
Gen. Uric has arrived at Tours, where he
was received with great rejoicing and lodged
at the archiepiscOPal palace as public guest
He will receive popular ovation on Monday
In New Haven, on Saturday, the son o.
instantly killed by being thrown from a wagon
by runaway horse. James Lombard, a de Al
mute, was run over by railroad train on the
same day and killed. He was driving cattle tc
pasture.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03
YORK COUNTY.

THE RETURN OF THE CUMBERLAND.-Cum.
berland No returned from the grand muster
at Haverhill by the o'clock train Saturday
evening" and were met at the depot by Wash
ington Hook and Ladder Co., who turned out
with full ranks and with torches to meet item:
The line was formed on Canal street, and the
two companies, headed by the Forest City
Band, marched up State and down Congress
street to the Hooks quarters, where a most
substantial oyster supper, prepared 10 Web
sters best style, was in readiness for them.
Az the procession passed the engine bouss of
M ,cbigonne No. /, where that company were
celebrating their eleventh anniversary. the
doors were thrown open, the engine pulled up
to the doors, aud three hearty cheers given by
the Machigonnes, which were cordially re-
spouded TO by the Cumberlands and Hooks.
About eighty sat down to supper at the Hooks
no Use, and after Capt. Sawyer had welcomed
his quests, the way in which the delicious shell
fsh vanished was tribute to Webster's skill.
Chief Engineer Pennell ex-Chief Rogers, the
MANNERS of the press and several other invited
o,os,s were present, and they all concurred in
The statement that "when the Hooks boys get
mn a time they put the thing through in good
shane" There were No formalities on the oc.
casiop. and after the supper the Cumberland
were escorted back to their house by the Hooks
The Cumberlands sag that their entertainment
by the Haverhill firemen was an ovation from
first to last, and that the muster was the f1neSt
ever held in New England.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03

bCiurnttc VlAEAPts
new YoRK Oct. Lection heavy and lower sales
~ o,les Mid ling uplands 1860. Fou-receipts
bbls. sales 200 bbls Stale ana estern quiet
ezra 40 at 8 25 q 30; choice do 5 4D1 As; fancy
10 on q 90; Round Hoop Ohio at 8 80 "a 8 As
CHOICE no 6O "a rs; supertne Western IS @D 0G;
common to good extra Western 20 q IS; choice do
- ~ ~ SO; choice White Wheat Western $50 q
~; southern dull; sales $50 bbls common to fair
extra ~ q 10; good to choice o. q co. Wheat
hmer with tair export demand sales IS, 0o0 bush..
No. Spring 29i; new No. do 0s - Is; old
no. l04; White 100 q 1856; Winter Red and Amber
Western oS eg 32I; White Michigan 45. Corn
quiet without decided change sales 81, 900 bush.
Mixed Western &c a 81. Oats quiet; sales S. GOO
BUSH; Ohio at 5S q 55Ic; Western at 81 "a 53c-
Beet dull sales so bbls PLAIN at ~ OJ "a 1866
bbls. mess at "a rs; prime at 81 so a % So Lard
u changed; sales $50 tierces Dec IA steam rendered
at lat 15Sc; kettle do at LIZ 9161c Butter quiet;
Ohio al 20 o 30c; STATE at rs a 4,c. Whskey steady:
sales 500 bbls Western froe at 81 S8Jc. Rice dull
andunchanged. Sugar firm; sales GOO hhds; Porto
Rico at l0c; Muscovado at q 10c lair good refn-
lug at W @ 81 No. IL, Dulco standard, at 1Ol @
11Bc.. Coffee quiet aud unchanged; sales - bags.
Molasses dull and un hanged. Naval Stores-Spirits
80 (9 90 Tor strained. Petroleum quiet; crude at
12tc; refined at 26c. Tallow dull; sales 5000 lbs at
q 93c. Wool quiet and firm sales 500 600 ms
domestic fleece at At "a 52tci tubled q &C: pulled
at 80 q 43c; Texas at &C; California at % 6 32c
nlde quiet. seeds-liscel moderate request and
unchanged Freghtst to Liverpool ~ather more steady;
20 ton ger Steam 5-16 q Id; -four per sail 5-16d
grain per steam, wheat Cd.
CHICAGO, Oct. -Four firmer: Spring extras
at 0 W 70 Wheat advancing at O9l. Corn ad-
Vancihs al VI 9 ta4c for No. 2. Oats advancing No.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03

TEMPERANCE MEET1NG.-The first of a Sc
ries of temperance meetings, proposed to be
held in this city, will take place this evening
at City Hall at half past seven o'clock. 1t was
expected that the Governor elect, Hon. Sidney
Perham, would speak on this occasion, but i'll
ness in his family prevents his presence at this
time. Addresses will be made by Rev. J. g.
Snow, Rev. Mr. Eaton, Rev. Mr.. Foster and
Rev. Mr.. Small. Shaw's qnartette club will
furnish the music. 1t promises to be highly
interesting meeting and we hope the hall will
ha crowdad
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03

TRorTING MATCH.-Th trot at Forest City
Park which took place Saturday brought out
in spite of the rain in the morning and general
dullness of the day, a large crowd of people to
witness the race, which took place in spite oil
the heavy state of the track and good time was
made, taking that fact into consideration. The
horses, five in number C'Butcher Boy and
"Pleasant River Boy both failed to put in
their appearance) came promptly to the score
and were started in the following manner:
"snow Ball." driven by!Louis Bracket, had
the pole; lizard Road second, wild Ned
third, Lobster Boy fourth and Button
fifth.
After four false starts in this order,
"Hard Road" iu consequence of the track be-
ing very soft at the pole, took the pole and
kept the lead by dint of running, and came 10
winner by about half neck; time Oh
"Snow Balr second, ''Wild Ned third
Lobster Boy fourth and "Button" fifth.
Second Hedt-AfJer five false starts lizard
Road" took the pole, held this position and
Ball" second, "Wild Ned" third, Lobster
Bow" fourth and ''Button" distanced.
Third Hedt-After five attempts to get away
the horses were lined and stated from stand
still, "Snow Ball. taking the pole on the frs
turn and was headed by "Hard Road" at the
quarter pole. On the home stretch "SuoW
Ball" beat him out but was set back for run
ming aud the heat given was given to III are
Road" who won the first premium of $50
Snow Bail" second premium of $50, ant
"Wild Ned third premium of $40.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03

NEW GooDs.-Mrs. Lobe 1steiD, sister of Our
well-known former townsmen the Messrs.
Gruntal, is located on Congress Street near the
place formerly occupied by her brothers, and
has made her store already very popular with
the ladies', by reason Of the very large and iva.
ried stock Of goods which belong expressly to
the sex. A large and snowy advertise ment in
another column tells its story better than we
can, and we ask the lady readers Of the Press
to give it a careful perusal
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03

ROBBERY AND MURDER IN NEW HAVEN.
NEW HAVEN, Oct 2.-Jesse L. Savage was
assaulted by three men on Saturday evening
and stabbed several times in the abdomen,
neck and arms and robbed of $500 and a
gold watch and chain. He had just arrived
from New York and was on his way home. He
drew his money from a New York bank on
Saturday morning and counted it in the
Franfoft Hotel before taking the boat for home
1t is supposed he was followed by New York
thieves who saw him when he counted his
money. Mr.. Savage is As years old and His
death Is expected every moment. There has
been no arrests
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03
co Nj M H RCIAL.

Receipts by Railroads and sseamboai..
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILROADS. cars of
lumber, do shovel handles, do hoops do shocks,
DOORS bds sash, IS ares. 4s bags WOOL 6a bbls
apples. 20 bags wsste so trrsses ~ bales goods 20
cases do So cases merchandise, 10 cars freight tor
Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-198 cans milk car
potatoes. do iron, do corn, do match spints,
do corn, do oats, DO bark, do ties II do lumber.
DO sundries 800 bbs -four. For shipment east, 500
bbls flour, car whskey, do furniture, do sun
dries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-13 mu IONS, 2 cider
mills 30 cases carpets 10 bags spoos, 400 lush bar
ley 1000 clapboards 43 Sc ks potatoes, 200 sides eath
er, 10 boxes eggs do sundries.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03

LECTURE ON GEoLoGY.-Prof Denton, of
Boston, will commence his course of six lee
lures on Geology, at Congress Hall, to- morrow
evening. He comes to US with high recon-
mendations as scientific scholar and elo-
quent orator. Tickets for the course are placed
at the low price of one dollar; and the infor-
nation to be gained is worth many times that
amount. We hope he may have large audi
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03

Superior 49,.
sEPrnMBER CRIMINAL TERN-G0DDAKD, j., PhE-
SIDING.
SATuRpAY-FrancisM Murphy, convicted at a pre-
ceng term OF ,nslaughter in killing Patrick Muir
raw at Bradley's H ote brought up and his Dali
was reduced to $4,000.
State vs. James Z. Fallon. Adultery with one
Mary B. Broad On trial.
uosLeu n. Webb
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03
vi. urcnpai Coars.

RECORDER KIDpER PRESIDING.
SArURpAY.-Stats VS.. Ar Tea Lamb. Sea-ch ana
seizure. Pleaded guilty Fined $50 and costs. Paid
H. w. Gage.
State VS.. Edward K. Brooks. Search and seizure
Fined $50 and costs. Howard g. Cleaves.
State vs.. Patrick Ney. Search and seizure. Plead
ed guilty. Fined $50 and COSTS Paid.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03

WORTHY of attention, the fine stock of fall
and winter goods now on exhibition at Fltzger-
aid & Co. That his prices for ladies' and gen
tlemen's garments, underwear, hosiery, gloves,
&C., &C., are always as low as the lowest; none
know better than his customers the people.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03

ANOTHER RAcE.-The attention of horse
men is called to an advertisement in our COL
umns of race between two we'll known
horses which takes place on Wednesday next.
See advertisement under the head of amuse-
manic
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03
THE PRESS.
Monday Morning, oGtaber 8, 1870
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre. This Evening.
Deerine Hall. :. History OF Creahon.
/ Forest CITY Park. "Wednesday.
Portland Theatre :. Wednesday Evening"
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Hosretter's Bitters.
Madame Caprell.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Hoff,s Malt Extract. =. .TaIrant & Co.
Wells Carbolic Tablets.
Earth Closets. aco
& Falmouth Farmers CLUB; W Hso~ anu a."
CITY OF Portland. Geo r. Wescots.
Read This, :, .Iobn G. Haynes.
Free Love. :. John B. Ellis.
Partner Wanted.
Dissolution. adams q Tarpo4.
$40 Reward.
YIN. C. A.
House 10 Rent. Ill Taylor.
Wanted . Howard & Cough.
Tenements . Howard q Cough.
Fare Reduced. :. ID. II. Blanchard.
p. A, & N. u. e. K. Ellis.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03
miscellaneous Notices.

The annual Show and Fair of the Fal~otith
Agricultural Society will! be held on Tuesday,
Oct 18th. at the grounds near the Town Hail.
NJ b. fit should be stormy, the next fair day
thereafter,
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03

SoFTENING OF THE BRAIN is becoming uu-
comfortably prevalent. Statistics show that
in ten years, 1856 66, II ,685 deaths were regis
tered in England alone. This disease ema-
mates from overtaxiDg the brain and not sup
plying substance to replace the waste. By
use of FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HY-
PoPHosPHIrEs the material for thought is sup
piled, the mind made vigorous, and the body
fortified against disease. sep29-d&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03

PORTLAND THEATRE.-Mr. and Mrs. Rose
Watkins, with the excellent company playing
at the Theatre, drew full house on Saturday
night. The "Poneer PATRIOT drew forth de-
served applause, while the afterpiece convuls
ed the audience with laughter. A splendid
bill tonight, the new drama of Katy Darling"
and a glorious comedy. This is to be the last
week OF the season. and the management are
determined to make it the most brilliant
Those of our theatre goers who miss seeing
the Watkinses really lose something more THAI
ordinary, for on all sides we hear their praises.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03

BURLEIGH, 81 Middle street, has got his back
up. He is selling Mems and Boys Clothing
less than the cloth cost
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03

OPENED today nice line Of Chaldren's and
Misses English Merino Hose atIW. F. Sawyer's,
3O7 Congress st. oct1-3t
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-03
WASHINGTON.
GOLD AND BONDS.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2.-The government will
sell 81 100000 in gold and buy $1,000 900 bonds
in October aud will also anticipate the pay
ment of the 3 per cent. bonds issued to the
amount of $7,022 600 issued under the act of
January lst, 1871, the interest being adjusted
at the rate of per cent