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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30
DROCLAMATION of SALE of the TEXAS

DRDNIAMAIION OF SALE OF lht fAAN
1 AND HRw ORLEANS RAILRrAD-By the Governor Of The
STATk TEXAS-n the aud bT tie authority Of ihr S
The railroad known that OF tIas shl
NevOesns Railroad srFelr indebted 90 the ho" ulA OF ne sA
pnps and interest Of be ecsl set1 h osne4 70
under the NJ Of tie Legislature Of August 1874. 80 tL
provide tie investment Of the special to I m u
bonds railroad incorporated h. tie state End TIE ansh
theT,toWh principal All INTEREST," secured ~ ne tomas o.
,cEpsn aE1 70 ihe s;aie OF t-s uD1e
.aid sc' ami amendments, and
where's Sad railroad eopsr BY fNuo pay The Inherent and
Indebtedness hes not aY-ed r'h - olA.s
complied with the set Of 1872 Of August av eLd ~
4r fss companies aiei % ihe Se TO- loans
frout special school fuR1 - and
h-re. o. fsur. tic Governor oi he sat re-
oufe the Lesn.grs ssa iaa - be so ~
,.t sfsctoh Of said Indebtedness;
therefore lie knOuu conformity uh f7 ac's q 'hr
I1s..ure EDMUND J DAVIS Governor OF ssd Siae ~. On
1IE.DAY the ~ Fth5a.rv A. D. ibl g. go sac
,.d TsIa -O5ssss Rslrosd su The chr us ~ %
CotsB, acnpg she Tosibei nat oi va grazing, fs-- 20
ra Equipments and sssoH AMI 81 tie sns suosen|d tf 10 %
Copsnv dspos tepot stations All All NJ pcpff' Owned
by COMPANY - basessIl iTosd esg 'I'"'
ebe huudr.d AMI eight ilUJi miles iorg So, ,,-,
suss sac to plaza public auction or ss l|;h Day Of I'p
ism al Of the Cap t1 Of the state 81 Austin -e4 h
kelp Of 10 and u oc'cti AMI tue i.e - b. 10 lr .
bs pro,5sS hoyoer the Governor reeyes Tie A sen
sdsshs bay M property IN ;or 81. eenca o. ~ fao
d he made ssfeeu' 70 sesf We prhts aha h
tsFest due the sesoo fsnG -- ..4h...
caused ne great be afred 4! he ' Of
H. 81 Ah sh Of NoreDber n D. SJ and OF ihe lde-
I' " ~ EDMUND J. DAVIS, Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30

DRoCLANATION of the SALE Of the Nous

II. - y =
TON TAP AND BRAZORIA RAILROAD BY the Governor 'hs
safe and by br athoig o. tue s'e OF etA
,rosd tnoFn that ne olSn tp nS
B,,ora Railroad" r-cy ndr. i 10 the School nd u TIE S
Te4s, for principal o. The Special Scao faaf orrd 70 ne
h Slsc,l school feHd 70 me "u
nv the state and the enHehts
,er,,a .heh pf pal secured h tie not o. Ssd 'i
sieeuied 90 lt o 81 ''AN' 1N'0'
and IA
Wbere sal railroad eorysny hy failure the mt rot anl
has not compile oL It's n'si
upd7 "a act 18Th 1896 s7i she sn'uu 1is eo u a.
rio rot ennpl VII % 1871 " Au,us sn r't ~ ~
ior the railroad risSd to 'he STATE o oAu' rom
The ScAoei FUND.-; Ard -
the Legss sad if's 10 DE- so
Z ,sfsioH Of .tid DGeutciEess o., -.- -, =.
Nov Raj 10 conformity win s'd s's on VIZ
Iegssia-e RDMUND J. DAVIS Governor Of sid Sis'e WI" on
WEDNESDAY the 18Th day Of February ~ 1871, caa'e 70 - 80
Toe sad HOuoa Tap ana Bstors Railroad and the cli e @
s hclHiug ne rG he'd rgh Of vaT FrsdAs NIls
rails equipments GHd and al the stock snbrlel o 10 az
~ hs dFOis and depot stations AMI al NE por 49,"
~ sd company uetsary lie bilesisd railroad or1s '''
100 f1y IN cs long
take pse public suction said 5t iHenia a'
bet o 10 AND "a O'Clock and the sale 70 be 10 ne
bes. prodsi kocrc that tie Governor reserves zoe
neb should advisable property fo The henc
III N, Pu1d should csh bid b. suGsu 10 ths
prnepai end interest de on tie School Pend
whereof have heeunto ued an have esu''
~, cr,.; seal tie stat he Alfred II The Cit, Of Austin, ib
IL 2t koyemhS b. 1870 ard Of sic independence Of
- Tet,s the thirtr-afb EDMUND !. DAVIS. Governor
a., Gpysrnor; JAyKs r. krvCOsB. SsessTy Of Stats
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15
Western Union Telegraph Co
Philadeiphia Csa. market.

PHiLADELrHIA. March 13.-The Anthracite Coo,
trade Is we think, more Ary at a dead lock tbon
we nave ever beiore known il. There is here and
there mine IN the several regions at which Iitfe
coal is produced, work of grace and favor Of tbe
miners to some operar who has not rendered him
self obnox GUS 10 Them, and to whom suspension
would prove especial detrimental, but the trade
may pros ely be considered dead lock, and the
way Of escape from the untortuna position Just as
coade as fortnight ago. There is this iavofab Die
point OF difference: there is little newspaper ex
Il emenf: and no apprehension OF cGal famine
Ever body In Philade phia ohtaius all he requires
tor domestic uses at prices ranging S. IS for
Scbuylkil 10 80 % for Lehgh, the long ron. Al New
York, as we learn. prices rue at about the same
ures GER short ton o. 200D lbs. Coal nom the btu
minous and semi-anthraeite re,ions is daily coming
into more gene al use. The total tonnage of antbra.
cite reported by The carrying companies lor the week
eadns on the 9Th ms. was S4,zz1 tons, and or tie
year, from the lst OF December, 37O,9I6 IONS show
ing decrease OF 10I9,f67 tons on the anthracite
s2nnaee TO the corresponding time last year The
summons tonn ge for the week 1878 tons and
lor tne year 96 753 against tons TO Cores
npnd'ng date last yearin incre ase OF is 23s tons
Inc total coal production of all kinds for Inc w Of
a s,sporssl ny the carrying companes was I4S6 So
showing decrease OF 1,00s,4s2 aS'A
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15


WANTED-A De Bergh-A case of wanton
cruelty took place on Commercial street Mon
day that ought to have subjected the offenders
at least to heavy fine. A crowd OF IRISH boys
from eight to ten years of age bad got dog
with rope around his neck and kicked him,
beat him, dropped him overheard with rock
tied to his neck and when he got Loose from
the stone and came 10 the surface, looking up
With blood-shot piteous eyes as if begging tor
mercy, they dropt great stones on his head land
at last iugged him on the wharf again and con-
tinued their III treatment till the poor dog
drew his last breath. A man who saw he oc-
currence and irteriered, was threatentd with a
stonieg if be didn't shut up by the Young
roughs, and not policeman could be seen at
the time TO arrest the scoundrals. Would that
there was society for the prevention of cruel
ty TO animals.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

ANARCHY AND PEMHINA.


Pembpais frequently visited by parties of
drunken volunteers who terri,y and abuse citi-
izens. % the night Of tbe 18th Naultan Amer.
'can cluzen was chased by a party OF inturiat-
60 s''la'5rs some distance this side of the Bit
ish Inc knocked down, savasely beaten ana left
,of uead. Nauit was Que of tie supporters of
hS'ei govern ment last winter. which, was N q
reason OF the assault. A meetipp was bnjd
last night OF promint ct citizens to take INFO
consideration to hold the next session in tb;s
city and Committee of nine were anpointed to
carry into effect the wishes of the meeung,
Advices from Pembina to the 2Sth ult repre-
scot that another outbreak bal occurred The
reserve first battalion of Canadian volunteers
were in open revolt aud held at defiance their
officers and the civil authorities. The present
Indications are thai the government is defunct
and all uhority has passed Into the bands of
the Canadian troops stationed at upper Fort
Gerry. Dr.. Schultz is recognized as head and
leader of The Insurgents
Within u few days nominations are to be
made and elections held for four members of
the Dominion House of Commons. A rising
Of soldiers aud a mob is unprecedented. Anoth-
er letter says the country people cannot visit
Winnipeg without danger OF being ipsuitpti
and abused by the soldiers, aud unless an i'm
mediate Improvement IS made in the condition
of affairs many OF the people viii abandon
their farms and fly for refuge to the American
side of the boundary.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

kilograms from the lake ports Indicate an
early opening of navigation. The rivers aud
harbors ara free of ice. Lakes Erie and FL nron
are open. The Welland Canalis expected to
be open by the 10Th of April. Steamers are
running regularly on the St. Clair river.
40 official denial is given at ST. Petersburg
to the recent report that secret treaty exists
between Russa and Prussia which was to have
been put into active operation in certain event
ualities during the late war.
Chas. Laner, treasurer OF the French Relief
Comml tee Of the New Y ork Chamber of Com
merce telegraphs from LonJon:- The London
committee is dong efficient work and the prac-
tical application for relief is going on prompt
ly aud energetically. Further contributions Of
money however are much needed.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15
TEEE WEATHER.
SYNOPSIS on "'r-a srr ArrIEI- REi,nRT FOR THU
PAST "a HOURS 4

SYNOPSIS -nr~m'rrs EArrIEI- IIsi,arT ROE TN N
PAST "a HOURS
WASHINGTON, March Hi So P. M-Fair
weather with stationary barometer prevaiied
III the Middle and Southern States The ba-
rometer has risen in the Eastern States, has
beer variable in the Gulf and lower labes and
has iaien IN the Mississippi and Ohio valleys.
The lowest pressure, which was s,onjav
night IN Nebraska has moved to the South
east into Missouri without developing into
anything more serious. High winds have pre-.
Vai-rd on Lake Michiean, nortbeasterly gales
on Lake Superior and bri,k winds on Lake
Erie winch are now rapidly abatipg: threat
en,hg and cloudy weather with occasional
llgnt ram or snow have prevailed from Illinois
to New York. The barometer is recoyeripo
temperatore falling west of Illinois.
rrooaoilitles-lt is probable that the storm
centre now ia Missouri will move to the south
east; cloedy and Threatening weather with
fresh winds will probably prevail on Wednes-
dav from the guilt to The lakes; no high winds
are indicated Tor the Atlantic coast
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15
Fsrei.u marietta

LONDON, March i4-l1so A. M-Consols Oh for
moDeV AMI account
American secnrltes-U. s. 5-9Os. 1862, 91s; do 1865
od 9la do 1867 9Oa; do 10-4s', $50. Stocks-Erie
IA ILLINOIS Central 1895: Atlantic q Great Western
30t.
LIVERPOOL, March 14-1t. 80 A. M,-Cotton is
STEADY; Middling up!a DIS u q IL do Orleans . a.
20; saes 10000 bales. Corn SIS Cd. PORK 9lss
for money aud account
American securities frm-U S. 5-2Os 1862. 915 /;
do le65 Cd, 9il; do 1s67 9ps do 1O-4vs eSs stocks
Illinois Central 1i0l
LIyERPooL. March lt-1.so P. M.-The receipts
which i, $50 were American.
81 n@NDoN March 14-4.so P. M.-Consols 9i2 q s1z
american securities quiet; United States 5-o0's
1s6, az a. d. 1865, oil. eli. d. 1867, 9OS; u.
l'oa; Atlantic s. Great Western 305.
LoNp N. March ia 81 P. M.-Tallow 44s g.
Llnseed Oil hrmer market bare at e33 IS "a eS3 Os
Refined Petroleum 1Gis
LIVERPOOL, March IA 80 P. M-Cotton closed
nrm; Middlng uplands u g 74d sales IL 600 bales
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

NEW YORK March 14.-Cottonis firm; sales ao61
biles; MlddIing upiands ar HE. Fou -saes 10 sGf
hols; state aud Western dull and (0 loo 10 Ter
State g 90 @72t; Round hoap Ohio IS "a 2 20
Wesern6.0 0 80; Southern 5 40 "a co. Wbeai
gu ct; "a es 57,.0o bnsh; No spr'n at 81 q so:
scarce and L. better sales 80 900 bush; new nixad
western 81 g ss;c Pork trmer; new mess n ST !:
o'd 40 II 10; prinl, Is % "a 18 u.s. Lard firm a. o
W lo4c. Bnttei dull; Ohio IS 25c; State D 42c
W"skey seady; Western tree 93c Rice dut car
oiina g Slc. sugar firm; Muse vado 81 q Sc; tiay
M Cscovado 35'. Naval Stores-Spirils Turnentinee
st,ady at - q 5fic; kosin quiet; aIes at IL Tor
strained: Petroleum dull; crude lIa "a 15c: refined
2is q 2.6r Taow nrm at 81 @ 9lc
ffriants 10 LiVerp oil are heavy; Cot on per sail
@ 16d; Grain, steam. Cd. w
CHIoa GO. Mar.h IA Flour is quiet and steodv.
Spring extra 80 q Co.. Wheat Stead, No 2C6i-
cage spring It. st 2la g a5a Corn firm; No 2al 5sic
"a gut; No 2 az 49c. Rye quiet at S95 q soc Tor
no 2. Barley 9uie. a. 77i q 79jc. high y ines are
iirm at SI3c. Provisions higher. Mess Pork II 90.
Lari at ~ 9 i?sc. Dry sailed shoulders "a "a ia
So a 90. - IL ~
oEecep,s-4'oo bbls. -four. 6ooo bush. wheat. 49,
wv uush' CORN 5000 bush. oats, 1000 bush rye 1900
Shipments-40o0 bbls. four 5000 bush wheat o. i.
ooo oush. CON, 1000 bush. oats, 1000 bush barley,
TOLEDO, O., March ID = Flour st,aav Wheat 70
finn; No Red Wab sh AL Corn 10 good demand
at iull prices. Oats quiet.
WATERTOWN, March H.-Cattle Market
Caitlt, receipts 22f bead; supply IS light; s,es OF
ch9,re at I'll 81 extra at $40 s. % II co. first ua-
W w w sg io 2o cond quality IS 90 a 90; third
quality Sfn0 % 90. Sheep and Lan1ns-recents
1a2 read; butchers bought sparngly; sales in io
at % g j. 70 each; extra at 90 @ 90. Veal Calves
) o. q II Oh.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15
PART II.

g. Eng ish Ballad-Who'- al my Window. Osborne.
Mr.. Weston.
z. Anlaute cantablii and Hundo from the Military
Cuncer 10 Tor ylo onceilo Selyais.
5-s VOL FIRES
8. The celebrated dol ave he Emper or'-Aus-
trian hymn with " ri .iJn3 from quar,ette No. Ii.
Ia, dn
Mend, l.sh n QumteHe Club.
8. hapbsouie &c ie->o o Tor vic in. Hansen
Will lm schultz.
TO- The Swallo, 80. .................,..Pin suli
:. Weston.
3 II. Chorus, Duo and Fiua .e-Romeo and ,Ju let.
tff-rtr5tf Gounod
Mendessbon Quintette Club.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

A DISHONEST CLERK.-Eben S. Tracy, Of
Freeport, bookkeeper in the wholesale shoe
and leather store of Messrs. TYLER 81 Cox, on
Union street, was arrested last evening by
Deputy Marshals Sterling and Decele at his
boarding house, corner of Federal and Pearl
streets, tor larceny of money from his employ
ers From bis ackDow edgment it appears
that on the 2J of February one of the custom
ers of the firm paid in $50, which was cred ted
on the ledger but not on the cash book. That
night the cash account oyerrun some $53, fifty
Of which Tracy says be took, leaving the bal
ance. Hs refunded to his employers before
tne officers arrested him $54. We understand
'"ere are other charges against him. lie was
locked up for examination.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

HE" YORK. March ID Hornino.-Gold opened at
ilis 20, money at per Sterling e Exchange 1v9I
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15
gELsG wApss sTEtss.

Four men in a boat were swept over the falls
10 the Cohnecticut at Russell Mass, and
drowned on Monday night.
Gov. CLAYTON was elected u. S. Senator from
Arkansas on the first ballot on Tuesday
A grand ball was given at Kingston, ia, on
Monday evening, which Was attended by the
no,ahes of the stand The com missiopers are
visiting the interior of the country by invita-
ton OF The authorities. =.
TIE Pittsburg people think thew have Tor.
roster, the murderer of Mr.. Nathan, in their
Jail
Col. Burr Porter of Newark, Nj, was kill
ed Dec. 18Th, while serving with the French
army under Garibaldi.
A request has been made that the impeach
ment trial of Gov. Butler of Nebraska be POST
ponei sixty days on account of the absence III
important witnesses. p
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15
g . NJ NJ H. ks CEAg,,


ssecci0ss by Railroads aud STEAMBOATS,.
PORTLAND q ENNEBEC RAILRoAD-1 car hoors
l DO shingles, DO pc atoe, do toards do oil
coih, 70 b. xes oxes, % bales goo1s, do, ~
bhls Hour boxes soap, 26 freight for Boston,
STEAMER FOREST CRY, FROM BosToN-16l chesis
tea, sheets cooper BID paper, 20 do chair st k,
BOXES fish, so 90 dye stuff 27 bale, broom corn, so
bb porA, ~ do whiskey, II coils cordage, % pumps
~ ooo Deer, horses 8! bars iron 40 boxes oranges
~ phgs 10 order; Tor Canada and up country. 10
pkgs lnrnitu e, 20 bales rags 10 do pas eboard 90
Dag aye WOOD, II bbs. -four 70 hides "a pcs macbh
siy.o psi domescs, do earpetlng, . hhs. no
pkss 10 order. V-' -
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

ARMY 81 NAVY UNIoN.-A special meeting
OF this Association was held last evening" Pres.
ident Gordon presiding
MIR. Rice, from committee on dedication Of
their new quarters, reported in favor of dedi
eating the hail on Tuesday evening, March
2lst. Gen. Chamberlain has been invited to
be present and has accepted the Invitation.
IL was voted that the members should turn
out in unforn, and have a parade in the eve
evening, and escort Gen. Chamberlain to the
ball. There Will be music by the Portland
Band. The committee on dedication are
clothed with power to make all such arrange
ments for the occasion as they may deem
proper. The programme will be published in
due season.
The use of the Army & Navy Hall was ten.
dered t., Post No. 2, Grand Army Of the Re.
public, while the nall of the latter is being re-
paired, ana until it shall be ready for their oc.
cupancg.
committee volunteered to dress the hall
and will meet on Thursday evening.
Those members who wish to purchase uni
forms can be accom- modated by calling upon
either member of the committee on uniforms,
consisting of Messrs Patterson. McAlster
and Williams
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

A PLEASANT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, about
twenty minutes ride from City Hall, TO ex-
change for house in town. Thirteen finish
ed rooms, light aud airy; very convenient for
one or two families, with Sebago water, a large
stable, good yard room, several fruit trees and
bushes. Three minutes walk from the Rocb-
ester and ten from the Ogdensuurg railroad
stations, near churches and schools. Address
Westbrook, at the Press Office IT,
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

ERRATUM.-In the Report of the School
Committee yesterday, several typographical
errors occurred, ewing to the necessary haste
IN which tue long report was printed-none of
them Of much Importance, however, except one
which should be corrected. In saying That
there We're fifty reasons against our army
longer enduring he evils inherent to the radi
cal misconstruction of many OF our school!
houses the writer added land only one OF
the other side;ye that one is our civic poverty.
For polity plea-e read poverty.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

Ibe auction sale of the Little stock, corner OF
Congress and Brown stree is, of dry ard fancy
goods still continues and crowds of gentlemen
aud ladies attend The goods are selling at not
more than oEe-haf of TIE wholesale price
This forenoon if pleasant We understand will
be sold wooens and linens, dress aud fancy
goods. This afternoon rich silk garments, pals
ley sbawls and silk poplns, fine embroidery,
lawns etc
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON via LITTLE,
TON, March IA observation AIKEN att p. M
Barometer 2903; chaoge plos q; the mometer
3; change miDus 5; relative humidity So;
wind N. W.; velocity IS mics per hour AT
sunrise there was a broad belt OF clouds along
the horizon and alter tue sun rose above it there
were several hours OF bright light; then clouds
enveloped tie summit They passed away but
The heavens we're overcast with heavy clouds
and they soon settled down on the mountain,
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

ARRIVAL OF A STEAMER.--The steamship
Peruvian, Capt Smith, from Liverpool March
81, Londonderry 81, arrived at this port yes
terday fornoon. She brings cabin ard 200
steersge passengers and full cargo. We are
Indebted to the purser for files of the late
English papers. The steamer to sail this week
is the Scandinavian, Capt. Ballantne
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

PURSUANT TO license from tho Judge OF Pro.
4 ba'e shall sell a. pubic auction. GU SATURs
DAY. the eish een ddv OF March. A. D lo1t a, ~
"'c az uoon al the aucti OF T. o Bailey s.
Co., all tue interest OF the estate OF u 81. Mas.
re T, deceased, in re following property:
l Ii h.. X. Dresser,
l. - TooEalla.
lis " Od Chad. 8 .
Lie KATE MeCtintock.
is GEORGE W. Pierce.
Ia - VI Marrei.
IL g lilo
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

USE nothing but the Lightning Polish for
cleaning Silver and Silver-Plated Goods, Brit
ANNA, Brass, Copper and Glass. Manufactur-
ed by N. ID. Stevens, silver platter, Ill Ex-
change ST., Room 5. 1t gives them instantly a
beautiful polish without injury to the most
delicate surface. II satisfaction is net given
the money will be refunded. If
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

AotE AND CLARK's MINISTRIES. This
~ =, n'nstrels which claims TO be Gem
po'.a ~ 'alent OF the first order make tbei,
-. pp Tsa at Portland Music Hall TO.
n'en.. Their advertisement sets forts ,ha;, ~ ~
.ras"o 'ass ~ s length and we can only saw zoo
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

10, I.
To the Editor Of the Press:
My attention has been called to Geographic
item ia your issue of this da:e which purports
TO be challenge from party in Bangor by
the name of White. would say TO Mr.. White,
thai Mr.. Wesley A. Rand is stake holder and
is qualified to notice all definite commu II ;o a.
lions respecting the champion cue now hold
Yours, &C.,
HENRY q. SHIEL.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

A LARGE VOLUME would not contain the mass
OF fe'flmnny which has accumulated in favor
OF Dr. Wistdrs Balsam Of Wild Cherry as
safe, efficient and reliable remedy 10 curing
coughs, colds and pulmonary disease. Many Of
tle cures ale truly wonderful.
inar14th -d&V1W
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

gaY~ If you desire rosy cheeks and a COM
plexion fair and freq from Pimpes and Blocb-
es, purify your blood by the use of Dr.. Pierce's
Alt. Ext. or Golden Medctl Discovery. 1t has
no equal for thus purpose, not as remedy for
severe coughs or Bronchitis. Sold by drug
gists. To avoid Counterieits see that it has up
on the outside wrapper, DR.. Pierce's private
Stamp, issued by the III. S. Government ex-
pressjy for stamping his medicines, and which
pears his portrait, name and address upon it,
mari A n -eod1 w In -,h -s2,w1t
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

GREAT SALE OF COAL LANDS,

CHICAGO, March IA "A one half interest in
$4,000 acres of coal land IN Fremont county
has Teen sold to Eastern capitll,sis for $50 600
and the purchasers have leas. d the other b. If
OF the property for fifteen years and N lde
Company Of hannibal. Mo- The latter con-
pany have contracted with the Kansas Pacific
Railroad TO supply that road for fifteen years,
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

FOA,
TUESDAY Emil Nun 1icke ". the first and second
mates British brig Potosi. Assault and battery on
the high seas. It wilt be remembered that crimi-
nal action brought before U. S. Commissioner
Clifford and the de endants discharged This is an
acti On for damages. On trial.
Flank. Howard e CIeaves
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

CONE Immediately and see the Bankrupt
STOCK OF 1000 pairs Ladies' and Gents Kid
dioves. sizes from to 10, worth 81 % for 40cts,
at Cogia Hassan's, 100 Middle and Temple
street 1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

WEBSTER, under Fluent's Hall, is prepared
to furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
Cream and Oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
for weddings private and public parties, at the
shortest notice. jan11eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

PERSONS having sewing machines to be re-
paired would do we'll to give Mr.. HOBBS call
at No, II Market Square, over Gi'son's Apoth'
ecary. His work and prices give general sat
isiaction If
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

10 further Introduce our new S,r cord ma
chine thread we shall for one week sell it in
one doz lots; colored at 8 cts. spool, white at
ctr. SPOOL This thread is unsurpassed by
any. CoGIA HAssAN 100 Middle ST
mcb10-1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15
THE PR FSS.
CITY AND VICINITY

wOur advertising patrons are requested to send
in their copy as early an the day as possible. Ad-
refreshments to appear Monday naorpino should no
sent In Saturday, mo. Sunday
tY-Free Religious Notices must hs sont - ~.
early as Friday NOON
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

.flst --.- GOOD ARD, j.. PRESIDING.
TUESDAY Maria f. Day VS. City, of Portland.
Act to recover compensation for injuries alleged
to have been sustained by OF defect on Ugh
street. Damages clsimed $500. Tes imony clos ID
and arguments to be made Wednesday morning
2 Inglaham. --..a
Bradburys. Symonds &, Libby.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

JOB PRINTING. Send your orders for 10
PRINTING TO the Daily Press Printing House
where they viii be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. VIM NJ MARKS
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

THE New York University Medicine is max
ing more res than all other medicines COM
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress st. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. If.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-15

CORRECTION. The name OF the signal officer
at this post was risprinted at the foot Of his
official notice yesterday concerning the weather
reports. It should have been printed Leuin