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The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

PoLICE.-Michael L iwrence r esidipg on Mer-
rill street, was arrested yesterday for assault
ing his wife. After being taken to the lookup
comrade brought request, rurporting to be
from Lawrence's wife, requesting his release
aud stating that she did not wish to prosecute
the complaint. Last evening his wife appear
ed at the Office and stated that she was deceiv-
ed as to the contents of the paper to which she
had affixed her mark. She then entered q
complaint against her husband, exhibiting two
black and bruised eyes as specimen of his
brutality towards her. Orders we re then given
to arrest Mike.
Two boys were arrested yesterday for throw
ing stones at houses aud breaking windows
Judge Morris will settle the account with
them.
Dennis Coffee, Of Lewiston, who until lately
resided in this city, was found last evening al
the foot of the Bracket street steps, on West
Com mmercial street, with both feet frozen. He
was taken to the station and placed in one Of
the lodging rooms. He say he froze his fee {
Saturday night while out on the Scarboro
road, and was found by some one who took
HIM to the Scarboro depot and placed him in
the cars for Portland. He will be sent to the
Aims House.
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TELEGxAeHiu TTEus.

Rev Richard Fl. Bagley, weli-known Bap-
flst minister, died at Richmond, Va, on San
day.
The first India mail by way of Bri1disi,
Italy,was despatched from there on the 25th
inst. The event was celebrated by banquet
The Prohibitionists of the Seventh Con-
.gressiOual District of Massachusetts, held their
convention at Concord on Saturday and nom
mated as their candidate for Congress G. M.
Howe of Marlboro
Henry Clewes of New York declined the
nomination for Mayor by the pro- Tammany
Republicans and will support Ledwith.
Two seamen belonging to the revenue cutter
Perry on Lake Erie we're drowned near Etie,
Pa, on Monday while going to the assistance
of a vessel in distress.
The bombardment of Paris is to begin to-day
(1st).
Commissioner Delano took formal leave OF
the rev. nue. department Monday.
Late advices from China state that missiona--
les " hose lives were threatened at Funchat
rescued and brought to place of safety.
Jacob Hill, a hotel proprietor in Camden, N.
j., is under arrest for the murder Of his wife.
President Grant gave State dinner On
Monday, at which all the cabinet were present
but Secretary Robson, who was out of town,
Mr.. Cox was invited but was nOtlpresent, having
previously completed his arrangements for
leaving Washington.
Propeller Neptune sunk at her wharf in
Cleveland Sunday night in the storm.
White s. Keene's paper mill at North Man
chester, Conn, was burned, with all the stock
on Sunday night. Loss $1S,O 1000; insured $1O,-
600.
The Republicans in the 9th Congressional
district OF New York have nominated Gen.
Wm S. Hillyard for Congress.
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suooEssfc1 fsbfAN ATTACK on ENs1x-
EERs Letters from Fort Stevenson, Dakotah
Territory. of Oct. 10th say that party of SOL
diers, 10 in number, from Fort Buford, in
charge of Lieut.. Nelson, 7th Infantry, acting
as escort to the engineers of the Northern
Pacific r. R., were ON the 1st inst. encamped
on the western bank of the Yellow Stone
River, when just at ay-break they were sur
prised by a large party of Sioux, who, with
war yell, succeeded in stampeding the horses
AMI mules of the party, a portion of which were
subsequently recaptured. The engineers re-
turned to Fort Stevenson, ring it i'm
practicable to proceed further with the survey
without protection of strong party. Medicine
Bear and other chiefs say it is the determiua-
ton of the Indians to prevent the building of
the North Pacific Railroad. A large part of
the garrison were about to leave their term
having expired SO that it won not be very
dlfhcult matter for strong party OF Indians
to walk through the post.
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OCTOBER TERM, A. D. 1870, BARRows j.. PRE-
SIDING
MoNDAY.-Charles II. Howe vs.. Olive Y. Deake
Assumpsit account annexed to recover the sum of
$500 for services as architect and surveyor Defence
part payment; that the services rendered were Lot
worth the price charged. and that the work was un
skilfu y performed in several important partic
by reason of which the defendant suffered more
damage than the sum sued for. Verdict for defend
ant.
Rands. Bradburvs
Granville c. Tyler ct al. vs.. Dennis Perkins It
ais. Assumpsit on account annexed for goods sold
and delivered 10 one L. D. Goss, OF Mechanic Falls,
whom the plaintiff. Tyler g. Cox, shoe dealers in
this city, alegc was the agent of the defendants.
Defence, that Goss was not and never was their
agent, and was never authorized to purchase any
goods for them. On trial.
Strout & Gage. Webb.
M. T. Ludden.
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To the Editor Of the Press:
Only fortnight ago the argus, in trying to
explain away its typographical errors, said
tnat as 'resh news was mainly put in the
newspapers after midnight there is verv little
time for nice accuracy, and that people sbould
understand these things" If it had addea
that the true fault was owing to there being no
persons specially employed as proof-readers
(and held to strict accountability for type er-
rors) on any OF the dailies in the State they
would have been nearer the mark, and con-
tributors, as well as editors, would be spared
many mortfying mistakes. But when the
writer in the Argus, having dropped the dicta-
torial and assumed the peniteIt, falls back
upon typographical mistakes in our articles
which are seen to be such at glance) it shows
how weak he feels his position to be. We
hope he will take warning by the lesson he has
received and not be quite SO "aippant' and
flashing" in the future.
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in addition to the $500 of the above report the
Asylum trans erred to Judge Howard, 10 payment
for his house and lot their lot of End the corner
having been purchased the wear evious at sSso5 IS
making the cost OF the property SIT 500 O0, the
,ua casa payment SIC, ,sO5 SO.
The financial year OF the Asylum ends, as will be
seen, with the close OF September since which date
oil- to the amount OF $1254 81 have heeu paid TIN
clnd'ng $4s5 30 tor he II tnce and the Iemainder
OF the Plumbers bill, $419 All making the whole
amount thus tar expended upon the building $23-
7sa 81: few outstanding bills may add from $500
to $4OO to this amount probably not exceeding the
aler sum.
Donations in the form of deductions from hills
hereby acknowledged TO the amount OF $i92 76. IN
sums varying rom one to a'ty collars. from the 70 :
StOne Ware Company, (J. N. Winsow, Treasurer J
Cummines & Brock, Rufus Deeri,g & Co., q.
Chase, Cummings. eavitt & Widber King g. Dex-
ter, sheridan Grifaths & Bracket, John nj. Ross,
Littlefeld Bros, VIM. RI Melcher.
Portland, October Is, 1870.
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New YORK, Oct. 31.-Cotton less active sales 1888
bales; Mddline uplands 17c. Fiour-saIes 1Os06
q rs; Round Hoop Ohio at rs a s.; Western at
525 q SIS; Southern at 95 q rs Wheat heavy
and g &c lower; sales 65. On bush.; No Spring
at q g 81: Winter Red and Amber Western at
30 q 35; White M chigan at 45 q 55. Corn
scarce and g &c higher; sales CT. .0Oo bush; Mixed
Western . at sSe lor new; old s2!c Oats higher ohio
at ~ 10 q l5 20; extra 10 OO "a lS co. Pork heavy
sales new mess at "a %; urine at q 90 q q 2l So
Ohio at 20 q &c; State a. 26 a 43c. Whskey low
er; Western al size. Rice dull Caroliua at "a &C..
;o,t firm Porto RI Rico st 10 ie Maseoyade at q
Dutch standard at 1o3c. Naval Stores es-Sprits Tur-
pentne firm with saies at 45c; Resin firm with sales
l2c; rehned 234c. Tallow dull at 81 &c. FIeights
wheat I'd.
for the week 77sl Cattle, 4i.7e6 Sheep and Lambs,
and 27653 Swine The Cattle market curing The last
week was generally improved in tone ami price but
to day the supply Is in ex ;ess of the demand, and
STOCK is dspo ed OF at only 4c advance on last Mon
days rates; po r to medium at u3 a 129e; good to
ia, l4l g l54e; choice IS g ,esc average l2I i3c.
llmned and Of good quality goo to prime Sheep 8
q Gee; extra a sc Lambs 81 q 9ic. SWINE de-
clinng; live hog q 9lc; dressed 10 q lOsc % ib.
CHICAGO. oct. sl-Four-Sprng extra fairly ac-
g, at 9.4 q 97sc Corn higher; No. mixed at So "a
534c Oats qaie.; No; lower at s54 q 37lc. Rye
Cattle dull ats % a 6 30
Receipts : 90OO bbls -four, $4,000 bush. wheat,
41OO0 oush. corn, 26 900 bush. oats, 1000 bush rye
1000 bush. barley, 5000 no
Shipments-15,OOo bbls. -four, 1870, 900 bush. wheat
81. 900 bush. corn, 1000 bush. oats, bush rye
6o,OuO push. barley, 200 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Oct 81 Provisions unchanged the
ct OK il 4ry exhausted. Live hogs in tair demand
Green meats dull; shoulders 7sc; sides lie; hams
aG124c. - n
Nav ORLEANS. Oct 3l.-Cotton is active; Mid
ding uplands at Ice.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 3l.-Cotton yery Quiet: Mid
ding upands Isle.
CHARLEsroN, Oct. 3i.-Cotton irmer; Middling
uplands at 15Ic. ~,
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co Nj M H RCIAL.


Receipts bv Railroads and steam mboata.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-l? cases
hardware coil lead ppe casks oil, 20 shoes,
75 casks nails, crale, box and hid crockery, Al
rolls paper II stoves 10 prs castings 20 and
bales omes,ics, 70 bds leather 1S bales wool bbls
oil, 40 do pork, % sewing machines, II bbls
onions 600 bags oysters, 10 bbs and 10 halt do beer
20 bags soda, 36 bbs -four, go pkgs to order. For
Ca ada and up country, hav cutters, "a extract
boxes 25 oags oye wood, ~ bdls Fpe, ton iron 1
HID molas-es crate 'cxery 70 bdls rOn 40 bales
carpetlg 2l do cotton. coils Lead pipe, 1926 pkgs to
order.
GnAND TaUNK RAILWAY - 199 cans milk, cars
shook. 10 straw,2 do paper do starch. do bran,
l do hides, do bark, 40 sheep, do corn d. po-
tato-s, do lumber, do snndries, 2936 bbls -four.
For shipment east, 500 bbls -four, cars barley, 90
sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-21 bbls beef. cider
mill. 1000 # boar0s g boxes meat, 20 bbs cider 80
do apples, SO do sundries
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mASSADh US E'rTS,
CRIME IN RQSTON

BOSTON, 81: The charge ofsmuggling liquors,
nutmegs and wooen socks to the value OF one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars into the
port of Boston, ,pe nding against Dexter T. Mills
Samuel c. Land, Milo B SkelI, Geo. Uoder-
wood and Erastus c. Garfield, is under investi-
cation by the grand jury, the defendants mean
time being held to bail. The trial of Joseph
Wash, Charles Ferry and Thos Ross in the
United States Circuit Court for assault with
intent to kill Jas. McCort of the American
ship VIM. A Campbell, resulted in digagree-
ment of the jury. Joseph Manuel, charged
with the wilful murder of Lewis Billore Stan
ton, on board schooner Abby Bradford on the
high seas, has been committed to Jail to await
the action of the grand jury.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

GRAND BALL.-A little over week ago Mr..
Barnes gave grand opening ball at Fluent's
Hall, in order that the Portls nd public might
have an opportunity to witness the proficiency
Of his pupils in the saltatory art as well as en-
Joy delightful dance. The weather on that
occasion was very stormy, but nevertheless
there was large number in attendance. At
the request of many friends he gives another
tonight, at which an opportunity will be Offer
ed to witness all the newest and most fashion,
lble Partisan dances, as executed in Washing
ton and New York as well as Paris, and We
should advise all to attend if they would pass
delightful evening.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

FIRE.-The alarm of fire from box 80 yester-
day afternoon at 3 IL o'clock was caused by
fire being discovered in the two and a half
story double tenement house situated at the
foot of Green street, this side of Deeripg's
Bridge. The flames caught around the CHM
n-y, and the most of the furniture belonging to
the occupants was got out. Water did more
damage than the fire. The house was owned
by Mrs. Julia Curry aud Mrs. Nancy Simpson,
and was occupied by their families and also by
Miss Long and Mrs. Ray ymond. Tie tene-
ments were insured for $500 apiece at the
agency of Jos. III. Webster.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

A RAILROAD INJUNcTIoN-We are inform
ed by Messrs. Howard, & Cleaves of this city
that they have filed new bill in equity in this
city praying for an injunction against the
Maine Central Company and the Directors,
against the carrying out of the contract of con-
soIidation OF May 18th 1870; also against build
ing a new line from Danvlle Junction to Cum
berland; also against the change of guage and
for the appointment of receivers. November
18th is appointed for hearing on this iniunc-
tion in this city, probably before Judge Bar
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

IHEATRE.-M Mr.. q. E. Bidwel has opened
the theatre for short season. Tie first per
iormahce was last evening, on which occasion
the Actress of Paduawas performed. Miss
Doliie Bidwell and Mr.. r. S. Medium sus
tanning the leading parts. The play was well
performed and there was quite large audi
ence. This evening the Wept of Wish Ton
Wish, and the Qaeen'e Page are the plays
Miss Bidwell and Mr.. r. S. Medium appear.
ing in both
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THE AGE OF RAILROADS AND THE TELE-
GRAPH gives rise to fast living, and increases
the desire for making rapid fortunes-some
wishing to outstrip, and others TO be at least
equal to, their neighbors In order to keep
up this eager and unequal contest, the brain
is taxed to its utmost power, while humanity
is rendered an easy prey to disease The
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Lungs, or Nervous
System becomes afflicted, and sickness, in the
form OF Heart Disease, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
Bronchitis, Consumption, Paralysis or Mania
is the result. The use of FELLOWS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF HYPoPHospHITEs, will enable the
mind to svstain greater strain unfettered by
conflicting thoughts and unwearied by contin-
ued study. 1t imparts power OF concentration.
What before seemed difficult of solution be-
comes comparatively easy, and the body is
physically stronger under its use. /
nov1st d&w1w.
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LOUISIANA.
THE MORALS OF NEW ORLEANS

New ORLEANS, Oct. 31-The vaults of the
safes of A. ROchereau were robbed of $5O,OO0
by burglars last night. Policeman j. Gasset
has been shot and killed; particulars unknown.
A. b. Long. United States District Attorney,
was found dead in his office this morning with
his throat cut. II is supposed that be commit
ted suicide. He was formerly from Greenfield,
Mass, and commanded a company from that
town in the 52d Massachusetts Regiment He
had but lately returned from visit to his
friends in the North.
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HAVANA, Oct 13-The following was the state OF the
Sugar market at the cl business: Exported dur
ing the week from Havana and Matanza 0OO boxes
of which 900 boxes We're 10 the Uniiei States; re-
ceipts of the week at Havana and Matanzas Q, 900
boxes. Stock remaining in war houses Havana
and Matanzas 104, o boxes aud % coo hhds No. r.
Dutch standard stea at 81 reals P arrobe; Nos II
to 20 firm at 81 @ 123 reals. No. to 10, Molasses
Sugar, hrm at a reals tor tair to good refining
Muscovado Sugar steady at 81 "a reals.
LONDON, Oct 3l-l.3O P. .M.-Consols 923 for mon
ey and account.
American securities quiet and steady. Stocks are
firm
Tomorrow being settlement day at the Bank, the
change will not he opened for business and there
will be no public sales OF stocks and securities.
LIVERPOOL, Get 31-1.3O P.M.-Cotton frmer /;
Middling uplands 81 q I'd do Orleans 81 q Old;
sales esimalef at Is Quo bales. Bombay shipments
to 28h since last reports 5000 bales. PrUvis-
i0s quiet.
LONDON, Oct. 31-4 80 P. M.-Consols 92l for mon
ey AMI account.
American securties-U. s. 5-20s is62s S94; do 1865,
old &3; do 1867, 90} do 1O-40's, 81. Stocks frmer
Erie shares 182. Illinois Central shares 11OA. At.
Ian ic and Great Western shares 28t.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 81 - 40 p. NJ Cotton closed
frm Mid ling uplands at 81 q 3d. sales IS 900 bales.
New Corn 30s q sos Sd.
LONDON, Oc. 3I-4.3o M.-Suyar irmer. Re
hneh Petroleum active at 1Ss SD. Lnsee ed Oil a29
q El9 IS. Spirits Turpentine 29s Cd @ 30s.
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HARPER's BAZAAR. The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fesserden
Bros, No Deering Block; also by D. Went
worth, dealers in books, stationery, &C., 337
congress, corner of Oak street. This journal
OF Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is a
welcome visitor to the parlor circle
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

ARREST The City Marshal received yester-
day despatch from Lawrence requesting the
arrest of William Clark, who had robbed a
man in that city of small amount of money
ana had taken the cars for that city. Deputy
Marshal Sterling was intrusted with the mat
ter and be succeeded in arresting the fellow at
the theatre last evening and locked him up to
O wait the arrival of officers from Lawrence.
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No HUMBUG.-We do not wish to inform
you, reader, that DR.. Wonderful or any other
man, has discovered remedy that cures all
diseases of mind, body or estate, and is destin-
ed to make our sublunary blis-ful Paradise,
to which Heaven itself shall be but a side
snow, but we wish to inform you that DR..
Sages Catarrh Remedy has cured thousands
of cases of Catarrh in its worst forms and
stages, and the proprietor will pay $500 for a
case of this loathsome disease which he cannot
cure. 1t way be procured by mail for sixty
cents, by addressing r. V. Pierce, NJ. d. Buff
falO, N. Y. For sale at Drug Stores. DR..
Pierce's private Government Revenue Stamp
is on each package of the genuine.
nov1st-eOd1w tu-th-s&w1t.
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To the Editor Of the Press:

had the pleasure of attending the Sabbath
School concert given by the scholars of TIE
Pine Street M. E Sunday School last Sabbath
evening and was highly pleased with the en-
tertainment. The prominent pieces of the eve
ming were called Faith. Hope, Charity, The
Armor and the Echo, which were carried off
in good part by all who were engaged IN it..
The Echo, bv Hattie McKenney which was
repeated by request, was very fine. It is sur
prising how the Superintendent, Mr. Charles
Gurney, can get up so nice concert in so
short time. But in closing all we have to say
is that we hope this is not the last. but hope
we can have the pleasure of attending great
many more. II,
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

Porto Rico and duties on all materials for
pudding and repairing vessels 10 those Islands
are to be returned.
troops from Las Tunas attacked 300 insur-
genus near the coast where they were waiting
Ior a vessels with arms. The rebels were dis
persed, leaving 10 killed.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

THOUSANDS oFPRoM1sINa YOUTHS, of both
sexes, go down to untimely graves, from gen.
eral debility and weakness, who might be saved
by fortif, ing their systems with Iron. The
Peruvian Syrup is an Iron Tonic prepared ex-
pressly to supply this vitalizing element, and
is the only preparation of Iron that will as
simulate at once with the blood.
nov1-eoG &5w1w.
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vi RGINaA.
WASHINGTON coLLEGE-rHE LA

WASHINGTON COLLEGE-THE LATE GEN, LEE
1 LEXINGTON, Oct. 31-Gen. G. w. Custis
Lee has been elected President of Washington
College, to succeed his father, Gen Robert E.
Lee. aud the name ofthe institution is changed
to washington Lee University.
The family of Gen. Lee has determined not
to surrender his remains to the State for inter-
ment at Richmond, but will let them lie where
they are, in chapel designed aud erected by
himself -
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SNEAK THEvEs.-An office in the vicinity
OF Exchange and Milk streets was visited one
night last week and coat, hat and a small
amount Of postage stamps were stolen. Now
that the sneaktheves are about it would be
well for all hOuseholders to see to it that their
front doors are kept fastened.
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APPRoPRIATE.-A very fitting tribute of re-
spect to their late teacher, Miss Small, was
SHOWN by the young ladies of the High School
yesterday. Grape badge was placed upon
the chair lately occupied by her in the school
room, and upon the table vases of f,owers M.
ticeabe TOR their freshness, simplicity and
beauty
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AUCTION sAIEs
Furniture, Carpets. Stoves, &C., 40
Auction.

I'm Wednesday, Nov. 81, at ten o'clock A M, at
~ Office we shall sell Black Walnut Sitting Room
Set. Lounge and four Chairs. matched Easv Chairs,
Lounges in Hair Cloth and Rep hamber Set. Bus
sells and Ingram Carpets Hair and Cotton Mattress
es Feather Beds Blankets, Comtorters. Cook, Par
lor, Coal and Wood stoves, Crockory, 0iasS ana In
Ware, &c.
oc3ltd BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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A. Q. LEACH, No. 81 Middle street, has re-
ceived large stock of seasonable dry goods,
which he is offering at his usual low prices.-
1t is said he keeps one of the most attraetiye
stocks in the city. See advertisement in spec
ial notioa colunp
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CHARLESTON, Oct 2s-Freights to Liverpool by
steam direct. nominal; via New York, on up
lands and I'D on Sea Islands,; by sail. I'D on up
lands; I'd OH Sea Islands. To Havre bv sail pom
inal. Coastwise-To New York, steam, sc r. on
by sail, 4Oc Y bbI on Resin, 81 q R on Lumber,
and So "a 1OV on Timber. To Boston by sail, "a
ac ~ fb on upland Cotton; to providence SO " N on
Boaris; &c ~ fb OH upl1nd; by steam III " bale in
addition to New York rates.
Vessels are IN demanh by our merchants to take
lumber treights from Georgetown, 5. o., Darien and
SatiIla River, Ga. and Jacksonville, Fla, to Nor h.
ern ports, and $40 q IL y M are the rates on Lumber
ana Boards.
GALVESTON. Oct. 22.-There has been very little
demand room, and teghts are dull all round.
Rates to Liverpool are qloted at 116 Cotton and
81 TO TalOw. By team to New rk bc tor Cotton,
and &c by sail. We quote Cotton to Liverpool, sai,
ll-ltd " tb; Bremen @ lie; havre 1tc; New York
by steam 1c Y h.; New 'rk by sail Ac; Boston by
sail 3c " fb. Hides Boston by sail &c Pf fb.
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JOB fRINTING.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. VIM. nj M.pus
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01
WARRINGTON.
THE SUPREME COURT,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-The Supreme Court
met this morning, all the Justices present ex.
cept Messrs. Chase and N-lsop, Justice Cliff
ford presiding. The commissions of Attorney
Geoeral Akerman and Solicitor General Bris-
tow, appointed since the adjournment of the
Court, were presen ed and the oath of Office
administered by Clement Fl. Hill. the new
Assistant Attorney General. Resolutions Of
tho Philadelphia Bar, ON the death of Judge
Grier, were presented and ordered to be placed
on record, and in further testimony of respect
the Court adjourned
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r y. BAILAy a. 90, Auct.Onee,s.
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

RY virtue of power of sale contained 10 the VIII
- OF Caleb Adams, late of Brunswick. in the
county OF Cumberland. deceased, re- rorded IN I'd .
reg'strv OF probate said county, will be sold AZ
pu'lic auction, on Wednesday, the 2d day OF NO.
vember next, at three g. O'Clock p. M lot OF lanl
TWEEN y-ive feet wide on Dantorth street. IN the city
o. Portland, running back about ninety ieet to -
court 15 feet wide, getber with substantial three
story brick dwelling hJuse No. n fronting on Dan
forth stree tn reon also small stable rontinv on
said court. The honsa is supplied with water from
Sebago AXE and with gas fixtures. and the citv arc
now extending the common sewer to the .remises
The terms OF sale will be third OF the purchase
money At time OF sale. and the balance secured bv
10 rtgage of the premises, payable semi-annuaily III
Boston, at The rate OF 3 10 per cent.
rarues wishing To view the premises can d. so on
appl"atlon to f. j. Rollins Allen Hanes Esqulrei
OF Portland
JOSEPH S. BEAL,
GEORGE II. ADAMS,
trustees under the Will of Caleb Adams.
Portland. October II. $50 oc1s Il