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The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

THEATRE. Myers 8, Huntleys company
was greeted with a large audience at Music
Hall last evening. The drama of she Little
Detective is one of the most sensational char
aeter, aboundipg in thrilling scenes aud i'm
probable incidents. It ofords az excellent op-
porunity for Miss Fanny Herring to display
the remarkable versatility of her genius, in the
assumption OF six widely different characters.
Her impe' sonations were admirable, and ex-
cited the admiration and applause of the audi
ence. The company is very fair one, and the
drama as whole, was presented in very ffue
manner. Miss Minnie Gray as Una Langton
gave an excellent impersonation of the char
acter, and displayed CONS derable dramatic tai
eut, which may be heard from in the future,
Mr.. Harry Moreland as Barry Mallinson lack
ed power, and failed to enter fully into the
spirit OF the character. The same may be said
OF Mr. l.. Ross in the character of Roderic
Tracy. The violin solo by Prof. Muller re-
ceived an enthusiastic encore, and DISPLAYED
the remarkable skill of the Professor. This
evening, the Cabin Boy and the Dumb Girl Of
Genoa will be presented, with Miss Fanny
Herring in both pieces. On Saturday after
noon, grand matinee will be given, when the
prices OF admission will be reduced to % cents
for general admission, and 80 cents for reserved
seats
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
LIST or ENTRIES
For the Purses offered by the
Presuu pscot Park Associa'n,
Sept. 26. ~, 20, 20.

List OF Entries for the minute purse.
2 DGR' R I,f,s IHfe,rsem, Waterville m Fanny Grey.
In mn,ken. u ,. Portland. Dare
| Bracketi, kaaneS' " fg ng s. siiyeI Ts1a, Tail
hrt9; Il r1ats Wilson, :. .| e. E% Lady Gilbert.
Delaney, Augusta, br m Belle.
andrnw na''ey, ,u Portland, Ben.
nsfsT Wbea1nsng WbbaI1nni5g, h hpor.lsnd Medaesome.
""eeiueh DIX Northern Light.
Double Team Race
J Haines, Portland Honest Shaker and Maina f.,
Geo Bailey, Portland, Beauregad and
S H Jacobs, Skowheg gan, troublesome and -'d''esn'
John Gilprn.
25O Purse
r Mhliken, Portland, Dare, formerly
PM& A G; Thurlew. Poland. blk Phi sher.dan.
G A Jones, Fairfield, g Ball.
Delaney, Augusta, ID lie.
X Larkin' Pennington. 8 Gen Knox, Jr.
b Wheeler, Bangor, blk Northern Light.
Five Year Old Glass.
j E Noyes. Portland, m Nellie Sherman.
J L Braskett OF Portland G s American Eagle.
j. haines OF POI tland g, silver Tail.
] W McDutfee, Deering, bs King William.
q NJ Delaney, Augusta, John Gilpin.
j P Wheelden, Bangor, m Louisa W.
2.45 Glass.
Haines, Portland, m Kate Sharp.
PM & A G fhurlow, Poland, s Phil sheridan.
4 jones' Fairfield, IN Gentle Annie
Jones, gg Butter Ball.
T n Hwslansy. wsa"y.z Augusta, s, bg John Gilpin.
z Adams, Biddeflrd. Gen Warren.
240 Glass.
Larkin, Farmiu gton, Daniel Boone
Halnes Portland, Honest Shaker
A Jones. Fairfield, Butter Ball.
Geo Bailey, Portland, b g Ned SWEET
n >,.., formerly NUM-.
Sweepstakes
G 81 McKenney, Saco, b m Maine Girl.
Benz Me- shom Boston, G Sheppard Knapp
= ID Gllbreth, Kendaps Mills, b Giltreth Knox,
Jacobs Skowhegan, C Troublesome.
Daniel 5igy, Boston, IN Fancy
o M Shaw, Bangor, Bangor formerly
4year old class
VIM Matthews, SearspOrt, m Lady Jane,
IL Gilbrsth, Kendals Mills, m Becky Share.
e Greeley, Portland, LII Cincoi a.
GEO. W. WArERHOUSE
Treasurer.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

TEMPERANCE CoNvENTIoNs.-Iti is now ex-
pected that the State Temperance Convention
OF the various religious bodies " i'll be held at
Augusta on Tuesday and Wednesday, the Oath
and 10Th OF October; and that the semi-anpu
session of the Grand Lodge of Good Tenn plars
will be held in Portland the succeeding two
days, Thursday and Friday. 26tb and 9th
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
New French Goods at whittier's.

TOILET articles in great varety-all neW and
desirable-at reasonable prices at Whittier's.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

SAWYER & WooDFoRD, No. % Market
Sqnare, have received full collection of fall
bulbs, such as Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, &c
also good assortment of Flower Pots, Rustic
Baskets, Hyacinth Glasses, &c. TITS,
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

About 6 o'clock this evening curing the eX-
animation of the ashes of the burned vouchers
which lay in heaps near the Janitors rosm,
portions of several burnt vouchers were found
IN a sufficiently preserved condition that the
figures could be made out with the aid of
glass.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

HACKS, Barouche, Clarence, Coaches and the
great Barge Champion for depot work, wed
dIngs show parties, also Buggies, Phaetons &c.
for private driving, to let at the City Hotel
Stables, Green street, j. w. Robinson, Pro-
prIetor. aug26 eod1m
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

call and see the different styles of Linen Mark
ers, L. G. Brune's, $50 Exchange St. s7eo1m
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
NRW II a MPSHIR E..
The Piscotp Uua Rair.

PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 21.-The fifth annua
Piscataqua Fair closed today. In the double
team race, A. Jones' Lady Anne ard st Law
renee MAID beat III. r. Stoddard's Topsy aud
mate in 2.59. 800. The 45 race was won by
Jones' st. Lawrence Maid in 800, 25S 2,
2 55 1 2, beating NJ. Eldrfdee's Belle of Ports
mouth. The half mile running race was won
by q. I'll. Hayes Rockingham in LOG, l 10. A
chapter of accidents occurred at this Fair in a
saddle race, in which thirty or more horses
started. A black boy and two whie ores were
thrown and one OF the latter had his front
teeth stove in and was badly bruised. A val
uable roam mare, belonging to Mr.. John S.
Camerop;of Stratham, while exercising un0er
saddle swerved against the pole al the opening
and was wounded so as to ruin her and she
was afterwards killed. A horse on the inside
of the track attached to a carriage, in which
were two ladies, became frightened. overturned
and smashed the carriage, throwing the ladies
out and breaking the arm OF the wife of Geo.
w, Lord of this city, aud after running all
about the enclosure in a frghtful manner
among other elegant family turnouts with the
wreck dragging behind him, he was secured
unlnj jured.
Mayor James b. Adams resumed the chair
at the meeting OF the Board of Aldermen this
evening after several months absence on ac.
count Of sickness. His first act was to sus.
pend City Marshal Frank B. johnson, who
| had been selected in his sbse nce The Mayor
makes serious charges against the Marshal
which were referred to committee for inyes.
tigation.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

All the members of the Congressional Ku-
klux Committee, except Robinson and Cook
were present at the .meetiug to day. Senator
Root and representatives Buckley and Becks,
committee WHO heretofore were appointed to
make digest of the responses of the execu-
tive officers OF the late iusurrcctlouary States
and cities OF Charleston and New Dreams, have
been Ie-appo' Dted and their report commit-
ted with authrriiy to procure additional official
information and report to The Joint committee
a.digest Of Jaw oeStstes for reg ulatir elections
the ep, and also digt st of deot If said State
and cities and the rating OF taxation therein -
Resolution adopted directing the chairman OF
The committee 10 appoint a sub commilte oil
five members to visit North and South Caro-
lpa, Georgia and Florada and a sub-commt,
tee OF five to visit Tennessee, Alabama aud
Mississippi, aud take testimony in these States.
Tue iul committee will meet again to-morrow
and examine VIM. G. Whippe and Robert f
Cat'erson of Little Rock, Stephen G Wheeler
of Dnrrelrs Bltff Ark, with regard to alleged
frauds of ex Gov. Clayton and others concern,
ing Congressional election in Arkansas las
fall
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

ENGLISH PERFUMES, fresh, sweet, delightful
at Whittier's.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

GERMAN CoLoGNEs, all sizes and prices, at
Whittier's.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

TROTTING PURSES.
Purse of $3.50 tor horses that have beaten three
minutes.
$50 open for all Double Teams,
s' $50 Ior hOi ses that never beat 2:45.
:" $50 for horses not over four years old,
200 for hol ses not over five years old.
According to rules.
250 for horses that have never beat 2:5O
400 Tor horses that never beat 1885.
&c !" 500 tor all horses.
All entr es, Tor the above Purses are fer horses
owned IN Maine, except the purse Tor 5000; that Is
open to the world,
All oil the IrOt ing Purses mile heats, best IN
5. 10 harsness and will be conducted under the run
OF the National Associati)n On tor the promotion OF tn,
interest OF the American Trotting Turt and all Tn
! tries must be made in accordance herewith En-
trance lee ten per cent. OF the .urse, and must &C
company he nomination IN all cases. Entrance vii
close at Po tlaDd on Moud ~, Sept 18TH al oclocl
L. nj at which time AL horses must be eligible.
| The Maine Ceatial, Portland & gdensburg, Port
land a. Rochester, Oxfor1 Central. Knox & LincolI
| Railroads will sell tickets ior fare both way
| during the Fair.
| The p. ). & P, Grand Trunk and North American
| ments, of which due notice will be given
| Horses will be transported to and nom Portland
| by their owners paying their regular rates when
| shipped; on their return the money 10 tie refunded
| anu they are tb be the owners risk In all
| ~ All entries TO he made to GEO. WArERHUUSE,
| Treasurer, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
For Sale at Auction.

nNE-HALF part in common and un1vided of
~ that large and elutitul lot on he Ithwe esreriy
sle OF Congress street, little to The west OF ari.on
street, whereon the Large elm es are SANDING,
and known as the Tree Lot" b, wing front OF ISl
leet on Congress st. and depth OF 267 i2 feet. Ths
sale will take place
Saturday, Sept 23d, mt 3 o'clock p. W.
On the premises.
Terms, Cash.
HENRY P. DEANF, Assignee
F. o. BAILEY g. CO, Auctioneers. sspt5td
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

CURIOUS AND INSTRUCTIVE METEOROLOGICAL
FACTS DEVELOPED BY THE GOVERNMENT
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
New Advert. ."entp To.Day.
AUCTION COLIrMN.

AUCTION COLUMN.
mortgage Sale. -. Henry Taylor & Co,
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
NJ c. NJ. Association.
Theatre. Music Hall.
LIST OF Entries. Geo Waterhouse.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
o20's....H. M. Payson.
Scientific Physician. DIR ingalls,.
NEW ADvERrIsEMENT COLUMN.
Hall to Let. -. j. Cole.
House Wanted. go John Proctor.
Inlernati nal steamship Co. IA r Stubs.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
M Ortgagee Sale.

EaE Real Estate at Colly's Corner, Fa.rn GU b,
- poslponed from last Saturday, on account of
urday. 23d INST. p'e 'H '"'
hENKX TAYLOR s. CO., Auotione.r..
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

soa 2OO'bars iron 100 casks nails 49, bdls castings,
90 Ills twine, craze crockety, AZ Pigs tn 100 es
shoes 3 boxes spice-, IT'S do chees is Gags sweet
putatoes, So obs pork, 90 boxes spices, bds eath
er, lU0 pk2s tc order.
For Calada and up country-1 blower, 1s boxes
ass ware, org N, leases oil, cases oil clth, 800
rais S, 8. bales rubber. SO 10 rags, 10 bplS.
e woOd 30 I'D paste ard, casks Oil, $4,000 lbs
pig on, 10 odls shovel- 90 do hdes 100 do lsather
casks soda ash, Is pkgs to oider.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
MoRTUARY.-The whole number of deaths
DIN rinn tho of 20

during the month of August was 73, from the
TO lowing causes:
Consumption, 7; Dropsy Z; Cholera Infantum, IS;
Gasu slty, 8; Cholera Morous. 81; Diarrhea, A. Still
Born, z; whoopng Cough, 2;Cancer. 2; Teething, 2;
da M nation OF Bowels, |; Tuu or, |; Sufocation, Il
Child nirth: Il Heart ID sease. 1; Canser 1; Convul.
SONS inflammation OF Bronchial Tubes. Il imam
ule, l; Congestion OF Lungs /; Weakness, Use of
Chloroform, l; Dysentery, 1; Unknown, 8.
L. WING, Sup. Of BuI ials
Portland, Sept. 20, 1871.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

BASE BALL.-A match game ol base ball
was played yesterday between the Active and
Rival B. 8. Cluos OF Portland at the Rolling
Mills grounp, which resulted in the victory OF
the former by the following score:
/ 2 8 7 SS-Total
Active..............2 0 0 8 IL o. %
klVal..............3 l O. IL
Mr.. Frank Mosely acted as umpire, and Mr..
Alden. of the Actyes, and Mr.. Gilkey of the
q walls as scorers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

A six-hundred FOUNDER swelve-inch rif1ed
gun burst on the beach at Fortress Monroe,
Va, on Monday, during the trial OF a new
kind of powder compounded by Lieutenant
Cotton. No person was injured.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
IN BALTIMORE.
by #. w. BENNETT Il co. AuctIonet r., ,
Auction Sale. of Steamship Gc-
Clellan.

HA OctODer ., at O'Clock r. IA :,
fSSz4 The side wheel olEAMEh NC LEL-
NEAN4kZ AN, OF 'he Baltimore and Boston
Steamship Line, built IN New YORK by
John English; is iron strapped. copper ias ened
bottom me aled in August 1870
She is 953 tons measurement,
208 feet long,
81 feet beam,
26 feet dep'h, and has decks.
Has tubular boiler, cylinder so iuches, II eet
stroke; is light draIt; consumption of coal in good
trim IA tons in "a hours; speed IL knots coal bunk-
ers hold 125 tons freight capacity about 350O bbls or
1900 bales OF cptton good accommodation Tor 30 TO 40
cabin passengers; is well found.
She will be sold at the Boston steamers wharf
foot OF long dock, Baltimore, where she can be exam
ned previous to the day OF sale persons wishing 10
purchase.
rerms-Half cash, balance three and six months
with satisfactory endorsed notes. with lntsres ifo
day OF sale. Sale perem ptory
For further particulars apply to GEO j. APPoLD
SPAULDING, 2i9 Congress s., Bos on. ssplS Nv
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
q q IN NJ H. ExC GAE.
Foreign snnp0rts,

HALIFAX. N S. Steamer Carlot'a-10 punch
cons moIassss, to g Safr; bale wool To Hart 4
Co.; do do to Il. q :. ii. Flirg; phgs merchan-
ton, New ork, Philadelphia and Chicago.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
ew Carpets, Furniture, &c, at

nN Saturday next, Sept 23d, at 10 A NJ, at office
" we shall sell new b ussels and Ingraiu Carpets
Parlor SUIT In b. W. aud HAIR Cloth Chamber -ets,
Lounges, Magee C"ok AMI Parlor Stlves, M oil
Cook Stove, Air-Iight Stoves, Har Mattresses iOal-
TO ters Dining Room Chsus, Secretary. ChTonos,
and Oil Paintings, together with general assOrt-
ment of Furniture, Croekery and Glass Ware
se2Itd +. o. BAILEY q CO., AueucneeLs,
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
CITY AND VICINITY

tS-Our ddoeTtssing patrons are requested to send
in tfeir copy as early IN the day as possible. Ad.
refreshments to appear Monday morning should oe
sent in Saturday, mo. SnndaY1
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

weather RepOrt-sept 31-i2 p. NJ.
war Department, Signal Service u. S. Armv Di-
vi'ion OF Telegrams and Reports for the benet of
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
Sc Zure of m eric Vessels by the Revolu-
WAsHlNGTON
I

WASHINGTON, Sept. q. = Commissioner
Douglass to-day revoked Commissioner Pleas.
anton's order to Supervisors of internal reven-
ue to suspend making transcripts of the books
all tobacco leaf dealers and directs them to re-
umme transcripts as though Pleasaoton's or.
ders had never been issued
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
New Sars stGcR ana alenev Wa-ses.
NEW YORK Sept. 21-Morniag.- Gold mark,
Opened at 1113

The following are the forenoon quotations of South
States securities:
IelneSSee 6S, I'll
Virginia 6s, new. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
MISSOURI Us. ......... ....................... 963
louisiana IS, new... so
SiaDana os...'..'. 100
North Carolina 6's new .........,...,......... %
South Carolina 6s new. w....................... 56t
The following we're the quotations for Union Pa
cittc securities:
Union Pacific 1st mort. ..... ............... 9ct
central Pacific bonds. Observation-Disclosures. 10z
Union Pacific land grants. Observation-Disclosures. 835
nioh Pacific income bonds. ........... S25
Union Pacific stock 28
NEW YoRK. Sept. 2I- -Eeentno.-The extra sales
OF tour millions Go1 by the Treasury to-day caus-
ed sharp decline from 1l4t a 1l9H, ut subsequent
lg the market recovered and closed steady at i14i -
In clearances having been sixty-thr mil ions-
SfF SIN 2EspV were T largely ioaaed to
Government, closed duh but steady.
The following are the closing quotations of Gev-
ernDent securities
Currency 6's.. 114I
Uned States coupon SIS, 1881. iisS
United States 5-20's iS62................ ....1i5s
United States 5-2a's 1861, old.
United States 5-2Os Jan and Juy. lI3t
United states 5-20s, 1861 ................. LA
United States 5-20's, 1868 .............. ... 114B
United States l0-40s.. coupon. ........ .....l11a
Money closed easier at a per cent though some
loans be'ore the ci"se of bank hours, hgn as Z;
10 ouc W iepolt III well H.
formed quarters, th At Secreta'y Bout OIL who will
surely be here TO morrow will, il he ipds payments
for six millions gold, makes the money market active
am or er purchase oil considerable amount OF
5 20's.
The Post this evening in discussing the financial
events OF the DAY there is every disposition to
credit Mr. well with the intention of relieving
the strii gency OF the Gold market and keeping
the Money m ,rket ST. ady; at the SINE time it
not be dc MED that his policy has teen shaped 10
throw the Gold market into the hands OF Clique OF
sp cuators; IN il be denied that in the present
condition OF City Banks THAI bis large sale OF Gold
to-day direct blow at the stealiness the Money
market The cri icisms on his policy be con-
densed as fOilows:
That he cou d have prevente1 the error in cash
Go1 and that his sales through the s1ason should
have been regulated acc rdGgly thar the error
has been made lie is making commendabe efforts to
break it
rhe Exchange was frmer this afternoon at 1854 a
1O9t.
eocks which went down very rapidly at the an
nouuc-meut of large sale OF Geld and the expecta
ton OF a lg1t Money market, closed strong and
higher on p'odei ate pusin S.
The following the closing quotations Of
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

Friend John d. Lang oieMaine. and Col G
D. Cox of the Interior Dodartment have been
designated to proceed TO North Carolina and
remove 1900 Cherokee in that State to the In
dian Territory
The New York herald., 1871-01-22

A GOOD HANDWRITING GUARANTEED TO ALL
N In lessons by OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH the Re-
puted Penman of American bookkeeping and Business
Affairs College 40 East Fourteenth street, Union sluare
he'd 1888
The New York herald., 1871-01-22
DIRECTORY FOR sDyaRTisEas.

AhreEhENTs sRoosD PAoE-Fourh, nfh and sixth
FAsiS FassHHisa ssa ss%an
soAsb R6Ddsa
BoAaDEss wxsrED-sroosp PAeE-Firss, second and
Szs sf8Fa 4Ss
BUSINESS s-sI'P soPI'PPoSRTrUNSinEs-TwrLym rAar-Fomth
HsfxTa FSs sSTn
Asb snH ss
S6SJSRss ess%n PAGE
CoAsTWisE sTEAMsiiirs-FIRsr PAaE-Tilth and sixth
GoRHSISEIsssna5Pns- an TWELFTH pAaEs Third column.
pFSTIsraYef F1ar-sIaih Column -''-'A ''''"
To L % s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAaE-Firh and sixth col
ESnoTEzE sTEAMsHIps- M -Emsr rAar-rifsh column.
EINAEcIALvFlnsI ; :, rAds-second r., = Sc eolun,n
TO LET
FRENcn AnvERrisEaENTs- FAoE-Third
HELP WANTED -MALEs-TwrLrr PAGx-Third col.
HELP WANTED -FEMALEs-rwELrrn PAen-second
HORSES, CARRIAdEs, &c,mEIsT4 PAaK-srth column
H9Gsk Eo9Ms ao sS1m
FfsTEa tasTs;ss sSnn
JERSEY cry, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER-
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ELEvESTH
PAeE-Fifth column.
ESsS s$ r4ss sssesa
HACHIEERY- ELEVENTH PAoE-First column.
MARBLE MAErELS-FIRsT PAGE-second column.
MAIhIM0NiAL-Ni NiarH PACE sixth column.
SiLLiSEaY AND DkEssaA KISa-FIasT pAar-rourth
MIscsIh%aEous fSid%n ADVERTISEMENTS rs-rrsru PAGE
MIscEkIn SSiSotS Us-rwrLrru p.er-rAlrd column
PERSONALITIES PAaE-Frst column.
PIANOFORTES-SEcoND PAGR-Third column.
POLIlICAL-SFCoND PAGE-Third column.
FEcPOSALS-NINTH PAGE-Sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-ELEvENTn PAGE-Fifth and sixth columns
REAL ESTATE TO OExCHANGE-ELRvESTH PAaE-Sixth
REAL ESTATE wANrED-ELEvrsrH PAGs-sixth
RELIGIOUS NOTICgs-FIRsT PAGE Sixth column.
RisWAROS-FIRsT PAGE-Sixh column.
SALES AT AUCTION-ELEvgNTH PAGE-Frst column
eITuATlONs D-FEMALEs-TwELFTH PACE
First and second columns
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-scc-
Ond column
SPECIAL EOrICEs-FJnsT PAaE-First and second COZ
spoRTiNd-Doas, BIRDS. 4o.-NrsrH pAer-si,.h col
THE TRADEs-TwKLrrH PAoF-Thrd column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSks--TwELrTn PAGE
uEFuRSisHEDA ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWELFTH PAGE-sixth column.
WATCHES JEwELKY, &c-FIHsT PAGE-Fourth. col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o.-F,nsT PAcx-Four.h col
umn.
The New York herald., 1871-01-22
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
l. Through line to
Calforria nd

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
California and China.
hrca ana New os yGsS ~ ss
siss hss' sS s'si:; si.e, s''sssse &c.
according to the location OF berth.
These rates include berhs board and all necessarcs for
Of me above line leave pier ~ North river foot
''n On IN and sos a1of Of each month
except when those days fall on Sunday then the dag pre-
One hundred pounds Of baggage free to each adult Med
Feb; RISING STAB, Captain II P; Conner connecting
M every enn w ouc at San Jose Qua
Steamer sna FR1a VIII leave San Francisco
Al freight for San M VIII go FAST and be received
Freight for cen, American and South Pacific ports WIN
the usual facilities afforded shippers In collecting inland
For freight passage tickets and all further information
F. R. BABY, Agent.
ahl Mexican Mali Steamship line, leaving pier II East
CLGorA ARA, Captain I phillips Tuesday. Feb =
cIS "a RAxleS Feb s II II
f0f freight pess%afGSE aXpay SONS SO Broadway
CLEOPATRA to Havana only; takes passengers
TINTED STATES n. NAIL e. TO HAyANA
sailing .s H P at precisely
coLGPWBiA COL captain E. Van sice via Nassau jan 2s
E.
'0' ''e'A' " '''s' "'pa1 4. " W. DlMooK, President,
No. Bowling Green.
GAN DOMINGO LINE,
y For Puerto Plata, samana and san Domingo CITY.
The United States mail steamshp
Captain i. A. Delanoy
regular day. at OK f5ia sPy
w. - ""y,
E'oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
l. The Cromwell Steamship Line. : :
3 p r. rsr on
S, a, three O'clock Pm Freighs rseeiys.l daily;
CaSin passage $50; s,eersre, s25.
~ 'e'S'' IT. iI"S B. Gsoa@sLL4 CO., IS West street.
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
L. SOUTHERN LINE.
Inc steamship VICTOR Captain Gates,
Eroighfs for St LoS,s, Noble weston ,asen.
nrpy to 81 MALLoltY 60,
ih' steamer W" o'0T i'9 !sF sf5s FOX st
THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
i iae for Charleston. : g, the Florida ports
.ar from pier So ss?o Sor snG Ss NJ Tuesday
Thursday = an sn,.s,,,a Saturday
'"e '''' cmhRIssroN, captain james Berry,
Iraush passage ,issets an bills OF adug issued at lowest
For local 'f' sssy ss 'isSss sgsSs CO. Broadway
For through freight and rates noply 10
BENTLEY II. II HASELL, General Aeent
Gree, southern Freight Line, Si7 Broadway.
entrance Ia Thomas street.
The steamship GEoRGIA viii follow Thursday Jan .t.
L,oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Il Oh Domlnic Stsatn9hip Company.
steanshps OF this line leave pier q North river
Beach street.
For Norfolk, Cits Point and Richmond steamship ISAAC
BELL, on Tuesday, January "a at T. NJ, connectng
with The Virginia and rcnnsssee Air iac the Scahoafd
land Air line Petersburg Weldon Raol ~, ipcake
and ohio Railroad and Richmond aud Danvle Railroad
Through tickets and through bills of lny
duced rates al poln,s South and southwest
Aypiy al aTee pier 81. or 10
N. y. NoCRbhpy, Prcsidcat
Ii Uyeenw!ct street corser e. Toy.
The New York herald., 1871-01-22

4 THOMPSON'S COLLEGr, 20 FOURTH AVENUE,
n opposite Cooper Writing Arith
mec Short Hand English. German, French, Latin Span
sh. Private Lessons, day aud evening" Ladies' department
Te!egraphy practically taught
The New York herald., 1871-01-22

CT LUKE's N. F.'ctJNCH, FORTY FIRST STREET,
- near Sixth ty,Ene Preaching Sunday, 2sd inst, at
1OH A. NJ and :. z. NJ. by Rev c. 5. narrower.
CT AIMS CHURCH, EAST TWELFTH STREET. NEAR
- Fourth pvenue.-Suhdav services High mass, with
sermon, at 10H AM grand musical vespers at Pm
Preston WIN preach this morning upon "The Church
and Liberal Christianity"
The New York herald., 1871-01-22
COAsTWIss sTELMsIsIps.

LNoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
flop pier No. " Nor h river at O'Clock r. VI,
CRESCENT CITY,
on Saturday, January 2s.
Freight received daily Through given for Lo
Vicssburg and Mobile
For freight passage having superior Accommodations
applyto FREDERIC BAKER 40 Broadsay.