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Furniture. &C., M Annette.

OS Saturday next, Mar 70. at 10 A M 20 .,o,.
tens;on Tahas ia an assortnent OF Furniture E.
Lounges Feather Bells Hair Mattressssun ks. SOFAS,
and Glass Ware Cook and Parlor Stoves Ssoct cry
and Stove Ware, Dr. Goods, Quits, CloaksN Wv I'm
o.. q. BAILEY s. 60, AuciicnM.e:
Mar 10 IA
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Grist.MiDl for Sale.
Seizure Of Goods.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the following de.
~ scribed goods were seized at this port on the
days mentioned tor violation OF the Rev.
enue Laws, viz.
Oct 10th, 1869, on board Steamer New York, 8 yds,
blk Doeskin; Nov 8, on Exchange st, basket con !.
tanning 6 hotties Brandy; Nov 10, on board steamer
New Bruls 'iek, trunk containing 80 lbs Nutmegs
Deer 8. o. lard steamer New Brunswick, / SIM
Dress "a ~, bottles Branky, bottles Whiskey
brig Cnariena, bags sugar, half Dbl Molasses
on board steamer New Eogiand package 10 10 lbs)
Nutmees; Ian I, 1870, on board steamer New Eng
land, trunk containing $40 Cigars; Jan II on Cats
Wharf, bottles Brandy; on steamer Chase, S bot.
ties Brandy; Jan %, on Congress st, 10 lbs Nutmegs
ANY person or persons claiming the same are re.
quested to appear and make such claim within twen
ty days from the date hereof. Otherwise the SAID
goods Will be disposed ofin accordance with the Act
ofCongress in such cases made and provided.
l. WASHBURN, Jr Collector.
fortland, Feb, g. 1870. d1aw3w
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OF which over One Million have
already been Sold.


As we consider these securities among the
choicest in the market, we have no doubt that
the remainder will be rapidly taken, so that it
may be well for parties desiring to purchase,
to do SO at once.
WE BELIEVE THERE WILL. BE
NO MORE FAVORABLE TIME TO
SELL GOVERNMENTS, AND BUY
REALLY RAILROAD
sECUKITlES SUCH AS THESE
THAN THE PRESENT.
After full examination, we have accepted
an Agency for the Sale of the above First
Mortgage Bonds, and desire to recommend
them to our customers AS A. THOROUGH
LY SAFE, AS WELL AS PROFITABLE.
INVESTMENT. We have no hesitation in
saying that, in our opinion, the CENTRAL
RAILROAD OF Iowa will be one of the most i'm
portant and valuable roads in the West.
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.-Capt. Edw. Rob-
inson, OF this city, committed suicide at his
residence, No. SO Chestnut street, yesterday af-
ternoou, the particulars of which are as fol-
lows: For many years Capt. Robinson had
been successful shipmaster in the East lndla,
West India, and Pacific trades, amasing very
handsome competency. When the great fire OF
1866 took place, he lost property situated on
India street valued at $4,000. He was also
unfortunate in regard to a land speculation
out of the city, and had some capital invested
in the firm of Leach, Parker & Co. He has
been heard to say that everything he touched
lately seemed to go wrong. All these matters
and others preying upon his mind, leaves no
doubt that his intellect was seriously shaken.
Yesterday afternoon he sent his housekeeper
out to buy some oranges, telling her she need
not hurry if she had any errands to do for her
self She was gone about an hour and quar-
ter and on her return not finding him about,
was led to look into the room off the kitchen,
where she saw him hanging. She immediate
" ran out and called in Messrs. Francis W.
Buxton and Henry F. McAllister. who lived
close by. Coroner Hall was notified and pro-
ceeded at once to the room and cut him down
but life was extinct. He had passed piece oil
tarred rope over wooden girder, but not be-
ing satisfied with that had secured piece oil
clothes line and then jumped off wash bench.
When discovered one foot was partially on the
bench, as if he had tried to recover his foot
ing but failed. Capt. Robinson was unmar-
ried and leaves, we believe, a considerable pro-
perry. He was 20 years of age
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10 s IT.

DROPPED on the north side of Gait Wharf, be-
~ tween the lower part OF thu shed and CONNER
cal St an old Wallet containing $3l 50, and receipt
from Odd Fellows Association for $100 The finder
shall be rewarded literally by leaving at the Press
Omce. mr9dtf E. d. CHOATE,
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United states MarsbaPs Sale.

United states MarsbaPs Sale.
US MARsuAL's OFFICE,
District OF Rhode I,land, s..
By virtue OF a warrant of Sale from the Hon. Dis
u ct Court OF the United States Tor the District Of
Rhode island. to me directed shalt sell ar puoli1
auction at Hilps wharf, In the city OF Provlsence
on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day OF March. A. d..
1870, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ,
The brig ANNA, now lying at the port Of Proyt-
dence her boats. tackle, apparel aud furniture, tho
same having been condemned and ordere t. be sold
as prayed tor In the libel OF Oocgaardt & Brinner,
against said big
Said brig is 2ik s-100 tons burthen Terms cash
mar5eodts X. SHERMAN, U. s. Marshal.
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THE PRESS
Friday Morning, March II, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.

View Advertisements this Day.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Dress Goods. IF. o. Bailey q Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Promenade Concert. Forest City Band.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Sherif's Sale. Vt. f. N. Perry.
House for Saie-F. S. Libby.
Coed Bargain 1. Geo. f. Emery.
Wanted.
Glass Window Pulleys.
New Food. -. L. o. Reynolds.
Rent Wanted.
Chiidren's Carrisges. -. C. p Kimball & Larkin.
Building Tor Sale. ...B. kingsbury, Jr.
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MISCELLANEO
No Safer ri Better Investment
THAN THE
First Mortgage
7 Per Cent. Gold Bonds
MISCELLANEOUS.
Central Railroad
OF IOWA.
At IS, Free from Tax.

1his railroad runs 234 miles north and south
through the finest and most thickly settled
portion OF the magnificent State of Iowa, and
Is the only link wanting to connect the rail-
way centres at st. Louis and st. Paul by an
uhoroken line, 147 miles shorter than any ex-
isting route. This road Offers many advan-
.ases. The building of the railroad north from
o. raul to Duluth, at the head of Lake Supe-
rior' where five railroads will soon centre-the
construction of the North Pacific railroad, al
reaoy begun-and the rapid development of
new and productive country in Minnesota and
tue M Northwest, must furnish a large Southern
''amc. AS the Upper Mississippi is frozen
over during the winter, and its navigation is
oi'eh uncertain during the summer, from low
water, ibis road must have at all times large
apnount OF transportation, and monopoly of
sne business at some seasons of the year. Its
connections with other lines interested by mu-
'aal ownership or running arrangements, will
give it almost the entire north and south travel
De.Ween Its terminal points and their vicinity.
AA's road will have great advantage over
any other Western line in carrying the best
quaiity OF coal from where it is abundant in
southern Iowa to Northern Iowa and Mime
sofa, where none is to be found, and in secur-
Ing return freghts of lumber, for which the de-
mand is very great.
The construction of the road is not an exper-
lment, dependent upon any uncertain negoti-
alton of its bonds 1t is in the hands of gen.
tlemen Of wealth and ability, comprising many
lending bankers and railroad builders of expe-
rience Forty-six miles of the line are Just
completed, and lightweight more are graded.
An abundant supply of iron, ties and other
materials has been contracted for. The Com
pAny have large and daily increasing sur
plus Of money on hand, and the stock SUBJ
scriptions, and The sales of the bonds, give
them ample means to push the work forward,
SO that, with favorable weather, it is expected
that. the whole line will be completed this sea-
son. l9.-t
Security of the investment.
So far as we can learn, every completed
railroad in the Northwest is not only earning
the interest on its bonds, but dividend on its
stock, and we believe the Central of Iowa
must occupy an equally strong financial posi-
ton.
The amount of Bonds to he issued is but
sig. 900 per mile or less than four millions, in
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Office Desks.

a VARIETY of patterns can be seen and will be
"A sold low at Salesroom OF
mrio +. y. BAILEY & CO., IS Exchange st.
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IloSTER PRINTING, OF ali kinds done with die,
" patch at Press O6ece.
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$500 REWARD !

OST on tbe night of the 4th, between the Brew
| or Honse Wesfbrook and the center o. the city,
one large lined Buffali Rooe and ! Red SIX Plush
Ward viii be paid Tor the same by their being lett at
the Marshal's office.
Portland, March 7, Gu
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Security of the investment,

So far as we can learn, every complet ted
railroad in the Northwest is not only earning
the interest on its bonds, but dividend on its
stock, and we believe the Central of Iowa
must occupy an equally strong financial posi-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-08

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tIpht.,
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boil angenpmmtn.
dir DertauFen gadets, 2ifens oosr Sross
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Artitel:
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oeutiGs EaIhsulpIt9d.
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bIsue 100 Daros
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angenomrlen.
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unisre Waare frei in's 2aus.
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anb al oper tbe Gitp.
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Ssr. 3OS nnb $40, 8altimoreftr.,
3pii9en 2ibertp' uno 9Oiparbitr..
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.

PANAMA, Nov. 5.--By the arrival of the
British steamship Shannon at Aspinwal, dates have
been received here from BOgota up to the Ith ut In
letter to the Illustration from POpayan 1t Is stated that
deputation consisting Of four Indian CHIEFS from the
Darien had arrived there TO lodge complaints with the
authorities FOR alleged bad treatment received at the
hands Of the United States Exploring Expedition, under
Capt selfrdge. The details of the complaint are not,
however, published, . .. A., A.. .,,s.
ture OF the General Mosqnera Is popular and that
he can already upon 2200 votes. The Republican
Club OF Paste held meeting at which the follow.
ing resolutions passed without dissent: we sdopt
the Grand l. c. de Mosquera as candidate for
the Presidency OF the state lor the consttuLonI Ioi
commencing Aug l5 1871. s,,,
The contractors OF the Barranquilla and ssvhBila
Railroad have made proposal TO the Governor OF tne
state OF Cundlnamarca TO build railroad and line OF
telegapb between BOgota, Facatatva, and Cpaquira,
askne guarantee from the State OF per cent for 70
wears and IsOOo acres OF vacant lands. The Govern
me nj of the Republic is DESTROYS Of establishing Ma
eapstalists who may invest in the undertaking.
Senior MalarinO has been appointed Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Penpotentary 70 the RepuDncs
Of fine Pacific and will leave for his destination al an
early date Perfect confidence Is restored In the rea
fiona between Colombia and Ecuador and the recent
alarm OF the people Of Cauca 10 entirely disspated The
amount in the National Treasury at the date VI last ex'
hibit was As,64l. ., Al, -. -. 49,,
heard OF the cable expedition 70 Jamaica now I'VE days
overdue at that place IL ia thought that Teak must
have occurred during the bad weather experienced by
the Daca and that they are now fishing Tor the broken
end
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TFJrCRAPUIC NOTES

1b Maine Educational Association met In
A.11., ,s,t.riay ssd will continue IL -esAon Afrs cay"
Telegraphic communication between Mexico
-. r.t.,st.,s y. Texas will soon be established
Tbo election of delegates TO the Legislative
& !, nrh Col.IshAs held On the liih net ihs ,o
esniilaie. plsds,a 70 the Dominion ''oe NA " F'
The contest between the Louisiana State SUI
perui.idsnt the Cts seAoo boar' o. d. W.r Bo de
edel IN favor q the sup-fin'e~n'h' '" s''e " ~
control Of Oh. hnaDcesi etc q. q, o..
psnorts from the islands OF 81. Paul and ~
81. ,.t .bOui ssals have t<en captured up To
m. Ia 81 orobsr and vas eIpee'ei @' NOW ' W P
b,for, m, close o. the season .
'''''' "" ~, MICA, Congress by large majority.
~ the Lrs noiuihs'andhg The ssont oPPo-
& ~ M, Romero The frontier States ere thfsssAsa " rs'
Inf an aal,ss The ss 10 psssci - . =,
tn. prosecution of Foster Blodgett United
Ino Gsors Tor psu 10 savannah Which has been -
800. - !. ,n,l psrsols md pshnea soass sr"hs' I' !"
verdict Of soquittA By hs J~r
Mira Julia Ward Howe and 20 Others have pub ,.
Hsh. ord approving the p.n o. 80. a. ANA
' 70 -, " hsssaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
BISMARCK AT VERSAILLES.


Some interesting particulars about the daily
life of the King and Count Bismarck at Versailles are
given In letter from that town. dated October 10 winch
says:
Tho King Of Prussia taken tho Prefecture Tor Ms
residence. Generally on Thursdays ana eno
King goes hunting taking his departure In an
carriage with four horses, preceded pv Plnovh
goons gallopng 200 metres In advance rs SCOUTS M
evening the game which has been killed 10 dis!iDu'o1
what is reserved for the Kings table, Many OF the so
diers cell what TO their share 80 tnat We ae
supplied with hares and venson. Meat ana M
both at exorbitant price; poultry u apuh9a.l an
meat which is often obtained by requsitlon 1or tne
army and seized at the butchers shops Foubt
resides at tine Impasse MOntbeauron. nave 0hIy
seen HMM the PARK on an cceas hi ,nra.
sers uniform except when he 10 In his WORKING rooln
installed OF the Secretary General OF tc Tre
lecture. From a. m. light which may Do seen Hoin
long distance indicates that Minister 10 al wsrk 40
along the walls and ringing the bell discreety ater
fashion peculiar the Minister'S hotel Ihese are spies
arriving from Paris with the reports aud me news
papers At 10 the Minister has MS eoh
dispatched his cOuriers and marked out the programme
Of the day Relieved from all work. NJ. de BISMARCK can
throug the day the uneoncern ana lnulne
ence that cted in his couDtcnance. Generay In
the afternoon, IA makes an excursion ,o@a,h the
dence would nmend. The Dand continually plays III
the park and natter what may be said OF the SUPERB
ority Of the Prus In artillery In matters OF music IL
would be difficult find their masters The audience Is
composed mostly officers and ladies OF the demimonde,
who entered the in the wake OF the army ana Tue
officers OF the Guarl full OF attentions 10 thef be
sides this portion Of the public, there may he seen many
parasites Of both sexes, arrived from Berlin und te
but who in reality have spectators to witness
the bOmbardment OF Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
CHILL.

VALPARAISO, Oct. 17.-Recent advices from
Conception state the Indians sueing for peace
and desire establishment Of peaceful relations and
commerce The Commander-inChief OF the frontier
forces has entered negotiations with the principal
chiefs The intelligence the effect that King Orelie
has dsappeared IL confirmed therefore all probabilities
OF hostities are now happily removed.
The silver mines recently discovered In te BOLIVIAN
region OF Caracoles are reported TO he incredibly rch
and companies organizing In Santiago tine captal
work them. The last new company formed Tor THIS
erafions Immediately The mines of Caraeoes are re-
ported, have been, since their discovery,
eelpsed by dazzling discoveries In tho Lapos,
twelve leagues further SOUTH People rushing
these mines from all directions, and no little excite
ment prevails in mining circles.
The price OF wheat and -four has recently suffered a
considerable decline and copper the staple produce OF
this Republic, is stu at scarcely paying figure.