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The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07

j. Howard Wainwright, sob of the late Bish-
OPP Wainwright, and well known citizen OF
New York, died suddenly in that city Thurs
day.
One of the Erie Railroad suits came up in
New Y ork Court on Thursday and the books
containing transfers were produced. They
were 584 in number, and it required large
baggage wagon drawn by four horses to transs
port them.
The Society of the Army of the Tennessee
held reunion at Cincinnati Thursday. There
is $4187 in the treasury. The project for
monument to Gen. Rawlins will probably be
given up as it costs too much. Gen. Sherman
deprecated the practice of costly monuments
to deceased soldiers. Gems. Belknap,. Buck
land, Pope, Meade, Ed. McCook and Lew.
Wallace and Admiral Porter and Commodore
Porter were present.
The Ohio House on Thursday, by party
vote, endorsed Gen. Grants San Domingo
message.
Gen. Pleasanton, President of the Cavalry
Corps Association, has called meeting to be
held in Boston on the 10th and 18th of May, at
which time the Grand Army of the Republic
holds its annual meeting.
The Russian official journal has published
the ratification of the Turco-Russian conven-
ton, abrogating the restriction on the naviga-
ton of the Black Sea.
Commodore Ashbury's new yacht, the Liver
mia, has been launched in London.
The lower House of the Austrian Reichrath
has ratified the consular treaty between tie
United States and Austria.
The Princess of Wales gave birth to fine
boy on Thursday.
One hundred and fifty wounded soldiers
| from Versailles have arrived at Havre and
more are expected.
Welland canal is open for business.
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A. T. Stewards income last year was 81 ,537,-
sos.
Maj. Gen. Judson Fitzpatrick is 10 be one OF
the editors of Our Magazine after the first OF
May
The Rev. Henry Morgan, of Boston, Is en-
gagged in the lsudable but arduous attempt to
raise $4,000 for his church by lecturing to fast
young men, who as a rule never pay any body
they ought.
The golden tiara which Mrs Scott Siddons
wore on a recent night at Norwich, Conn.,. is a
Sarah Siddons, being the identical coronet in
which she sat for the grand ipicture in which
Sir Joshua Reynolds has immortalized her as
the tragic Muse" 1t is of the finest gold,
beautifully wrought, and was presented to Mrs.
Scott Siddons by her cousin, Mrs. Fanny Kem-
ble The magnificent bracelet on her left arm
was the gift of Queen Victoria upon Mrs Sid
dons's departure for this country. 1t Is thickIy
studded with diamonds and rubies, and 10 10 the
shape of crown.
United States Treasurer Spinner, who has
been confined to his bed for a fortnight in con-
sequence of a surgical operation is now con-
valescent.
Tho delalcstion of Gould, the late Collector
of Internal Revenue at Savannah, will be over
$4,000.
Gen. Sherman, Admiral Porter and MANY
others as well known are in Cincinnati to at
tend the reunion of the army of Tennessee.
The reelection of Juarez as President of
Mexico is now said to be sure. Romero will
leave the cabinet and again be minister to
Washington.
DIR. Belden, who has before killed a man, but
escaped punishment, shot man in his office
named Alison, with whom he had been drink
ing, killing him instantly.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07

LITERARY ITEMs.-A contemporary says that
Bret Harte-ism, a new literature that endeav-
ors to make slang respectable by giving it
poetic expression, that endeavors to redeem
profanity from the curse of God and the alb
horrence of all good men by putting it into the
mouths OF heroes-is a new degradation of
American literature, and in twelve months
will fall into the well merted oblivion which
has already overtaken Hans Breitman.'' The
Boston Courier Gays: "The Home Journal is
the only paper in America that has we'll es-
tablished character among literary people who
are fashionable, and fashionable pc ople who
are literary"
The Golden Age properly ridicu,es affecea-
ton of saying ''pastor-ess," and suggests teach
er-ess, cook-ess, &c., as equally silly. The
same rule may apply to author and editor. No
change is needed when applied to women.
Hawthorn wondered that the publishers of
editions of the Scriptures did not issue them in
several handy volumes as have been the works
of Shakespeare. The Bible Society has, we
notice, an edition in beautiful leather, gilt, four
volumes, IS mo-, for the trif1e of $150. 1t may
he ordered from 10 Cornhill, Boston
The Tribune gives an account of man in
Indiana who actually laughed himself to death
last week. We know the Joke which made
him laugh, but we dare not give it; we 4hink
too much of our subscribers.
DR.. Kingsley, in his 'Round the World
says that the Chinese shake their own hands
instead of those of the one to whom they are
introduced. 1t is disrespectful to take off your
hat entering strangers house, but mark of
Chinese polteness to enquire ones age.
The Congressional Library has about 100000
volumes and 10000 pamphlets.
The New York dailles print two hundred
and twenty million sheets year, and their re-
ceipts are said to be seventeen million dollars.
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Dead BODY Found.


To the Editor of the Press:
The body of an unknown woman was found
on the beach at high water yesterday few
rods north of the breakwater. She was appar-
entity about thirty years of age, five feet two
inches in height had black, short hair, and
weighed about 140 pounds. She had on a
black velvet jacket, with frogs on the front, a
black alpaca dress, the waist trimmed with
green velvet ribbon and green oval buttons, a
gray stamped underskirt, Congress boots and
white ribbed cotton stockings. The loop of
her jacket was stamped G. f. Hovey & Co.,
Boston. Her clothing was all new and very
nice. Nothing was found to give clue to her
name. No marks of violence were found on
her person, and it is probable that she was
drowned on the coast aud drifted ashore. An
inquest was held to-day, but the verdict has
not yet TRANSFERRED. The body has been put in
the receiving tomb to await possible identified
ton. Further information can be obtained of
Coroner James M. Burbank, of this city,
Vours
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07

MAUNDY THURsDAY.-Maundy or Holy
Thursday was appropriately observed by the
Romish Churches in this city yesterday, and
also at the Episcopal Cathedral of st. Lukes's
At the Cathedral Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton (Roman Catholic) there was large con-
gregation in attendance The Repository was
magnificent to behold. The three large semi
circles OF gas-lights gave the appearance of
hundreds OF twinkling stars, while tapers in
Vulnerable flooded the scene with a soft. pure
light. The superb vestments of the number
less priests, OF whom great many were pres
ent from abroad, the dresses of the acolvtas
the silver vases filed with their great boouets
or rare flowers, the perfume of which mingled
with incense rendered the air heavy with odor,
the windows heavily draped with crimson and
the kneeling throDg induced a feeling of awe
and impressed one fully with the solemnity o
the occasion. The ceebrant on this occasion
was the Rt. Rev. Bishop Bacon, assisted b.
Rev. Father De Rose The Deacons of Homo
were the Rev. Fathers Walsh, of Portsmouth
N. H., and O'Brien, of Manchester, N. II
Father Murphy oficiated as Deacon ant
Father insolvency as Sub-Deacon. Fathe
O'Callaghan, of Bangor, performed the dutie
of Master of Ceremonies. Among the othe
aeacens in the Sanctuary, and who were pres
ent at the Pontifcal Mass, taking part in th
ceremonies of blessing the Holy Oils, wer
lev. Fathers Drummond, Caravan, O'Brlen
L. Mussiers, McPhal, Barry, Denim, l. HiveI
Lucy, BRADY, and Pousardin of the diocese
Ailer II ass grand procession was formed ant
marched to the Chapel of the Blessed Sacra
ment.
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FOR EIGN.
An Effort for Peace.
Bismarck Asserting his Authority.
Paris Isolated A0ain.
FRANCE.
FOR EIGN.
An Effort for. Peace.
Asserting his Authority.
Paris Isolated Agai,,.
FRANCE.
THEIRS NEGOTIATING FOR PEACE.

THEIRS NEGOTIATING FOR PEACE.
VERSAILLES, April 6.-[Special to World. J.
1t is reported that Theirs instead of following
the advantages gained and allowing the army to
enter Paris, has commenced negotiations with
the Commune, offering to concede many OF its
demands and to exempt the leaders from pun
lshment in consideration of its recognizing the
authority of the Assembly. The report causes
intense excitement among the conservative
members of the Assembly and in the army.
The forces of the Comm nne are still in large
numbers outside of Paris, but in extremely
critical positions.
WHOLE COLUMN OF TROOPS PROBABLY pRIs-
ONERS.
LONDON, April 6.-The Deputies in Paris
nave agreed in principle and will draw up a
manifesto to the people of France demanding
s sne -. maintenance of the Republic and claiming
cl the municipal body of Paris the right of de-
ciaing all questions relative to the ORGANIZATION
g. tne CITY, particularly as regards instruction.
nnances and public worship, and that as q
Dasls OF concillation the position of the nation
lied. "'' NC reorgan-
Assemblies occupy all the roads to Versail-
les. 1t is probable that the whole column of
Gen. Bergeret are prisoners. Five hundred
women and children accompany the federal
troops.
BISMARCK GIVES WARNING.
Prince Bismarck has informed Theirs that
all restrictions concerning the number of troops
for Paris are removed and he may occupy the
city with 100000 men if necessary. He also
tells Theirs that the present indecsive policy
must end, that instruction must be put down
or Germany will march into the capital and
retain it till stable government can be estab-
lished.
PARIS AGAIN ISOLATED.
LONDON, April 6-Evening. Direct COM
munlcation by telegraph with Paris has ceased
The city is again isolated, and all dispatches
have to De sent from points outside the lines
of the national guards.
Dominion of Canada
EXODUS OF CANADIANS.
QUEBEC, April 6-During the past week
over thirty families from this neighborbood
left for the States
e.. NUMBERING
has suffered from the unusually early spring.
IL is expected that the production will fall
short $4,000 pieces.
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q o M Nj II II DIAL.


Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk 2O0
bbls -four cars sugar boxes, do paper do spools
DO ching les, do hay do seed Edo oats, 90 corn,
do shingles, do spruce, do clapboards, II do
cheete, do provisions; shipment East 8 cars flour,
do paper
MAINE CENTRAL RAILWAY-226 cases mdse 16
bdls skins, "a pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILRoAD-2 cars
lumber, do shingles, do hoops, 2 do brick, I2O
pkgs mdse, 40 cars freight Tor Boston.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-25 cases
Shoes 81 boxes dye stus 20 mdse 20 bales do
mestics 10 sheets r0n 16 bbls whiskey 1856 axles
kegs lead, bbs phosphate OF lime, 80 bags oysters
30 bbs tar, 81 pigs tin, so bbs pork, 80 bbls OIL Il
boxes oranges, 16 bdls paper, horse, wagon, rs
pigs to order; tor Canada and up county, organ
! hid sugar, % bars steel, bbls phosphate lime,
40 bdls le ather. cases muse, 6 bales domestics
buggy 20 bags dyewood, rs bales wool, 81 bdls tub
ing, 100 pkgs 10 order.
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The following are the closing quotations
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, April 6.-Cotton quiet; sales 1926
bales Middling upands 15tc FloaI-saes SCo 9o ~
State and western.buyers favor; state 40 6S:
Round hoop Ohio 70 q 50; western NV ~ 81
600 bush; new No. Spring 59Sl 60 No. r. 11s ss
5s Winter red and Amber western xad - Wsstern
T So ae Oats Unchanged Ohio and Western IS
a 72bc Pork dull and heavy; New Mess ISL, 20 70 90
pr better demand; Ohio 10 a zoe; State 20 q Acc
Wbiskey shade easier Western free Ole. Rice dull
Carolina s a. 81. Sugar dull; Muscovado 9 q 9!c;
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07
CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, April 6.-The election returns
at the Courant Office, which have been careful
~ revised and footed, show English's plurality
Tor Governor is only II. In these returns the
scattering votes are not given, but there is lit
tie doubt that there are enough of these to
lature. The official canvass of the votes is not
made for some two weeks. The CouraRts re-
turns also show all the Republican State Off
GERS are elected by the people by handsome
malorities, as follows: Morris Tyler. Lieut..
Governor, BOG majority; Hiram Appelman,
Nichols, Treasurer, $3.50 majority; Joseph w.
Manning. Controller, 1874 majority. The COM
piete returns show that there is a Republican
majority of 26 on joint ballot in the Legisla-
ture, B in the Senate and q in the House, the
House standing 100 Republicans to 100 Demo-
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OHIO.


CINCINNATI, April 6-Pike's hail was filed
10 overfiowing tonight at half past seven on
Inc occasion Of the meeting Of the Society of
me Army of the Tennessee. Gen. Sherman in
I1ll uniform presided. Gen. Meade, Admiral
forter and others were also on the stage in
UNIFORM After prayer the Drum Corps from
Ihe Newport barracks sounded the reveille as
me members of the society had often heard it.
hearty applause followed. Gen. M. f. Force
come.
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Turpentine quiet at 5O5 a sic. Resin Arm at 90!
Petroleum steady; crude Isic; refined 2sic. Taliow
Freights 70 Liverpool frmer; Cotton per sail
CHICAGO, April 5.-Flour dull and nominal
wheat duh: No. Spring at 27l "a 2s. Corn dan
and nominal; Ne 2 mixed 523c. Oats quiet No. 2 at
4sac. Rye quiet; No. 2, 939s33Jc. Barley dull; No.
duh and dropping. Mess Pork 10 62B. Lard quiet
at ~. Short rib middles SIC. Live Hogs dui at 70
g 9 90. Cattle more active at 1891 10, ,,eo, A,
hecepts-6000 bbls flour, 5000 bnsn wneat, 10
600 BUSH corn $1,000 bush. oats 1890 BUSH rye, 1000
shippents- IBIS -four. 100000 bush wheat
5000 hogs. ~
TOLEDO, O., April 6.-Flour steady. Wheat adj
esn as No. Rsd White Michigan 55 Amber Miehi-
dun and declined; High Mixed 5sc: Low do &c: vel
low ost. Oats dull and unchanged No. 56Ic: Mich
'san ooc. Freshts dull to Buffalo; 4c. to Oswego
CINCINNATI, April 6-Provisons-I,rd oujet M
11sc Bulk meats in fair demand but lower sboui
ders at lei sides clear rib &c. Bacon quiet and weak
shoulders ~; sides clear rib iOc; clear iOsc. Wits
NEW ORLEANS. April 6-COtton steady and in
fair demand; MiddliDg uplands 1i@i4.c.
CHARLESTON, April g. Cotton dull; Middling
uplands 1890.
SAVANNAH, April 6.-Cotton, moderate demand;
Middling uplands 1910.
MOBILE, April 6.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands 143c.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April 6-1.3O p. M-Consols 92sG93 for
money and account.
American securities quet-U. s. 5-20's 1862, 92I do
1862 old, 92i; do 1867, 9ls; do 1O-4Vs s9i.
TaOw 43s Sd a ABS Cd.
Saturday will probably be holiday.
LIVERPOOL, April 6-1.30 P. M.-Saturday and
Monday holidays in Cotton market. Cotton dull;
Uplands, a q I'D; sales 900 bales. Tomorrow
being holiday, the weekly cotton statement is Civ
en- Sales for week five days,l 81. 900 bales; export
5000 speculation 2o00 Stock, ISL ,oC0 bales Amer
can ~ 900 bales. Receipts tor week, 1000 bales;
American, 10000 Actual export, 25, 900 bales
Wheat lbs I'd per Genital for California white lis Sd
for red Western. Corn 34s per quarter for new.
LIVERPOOL, April sap. M.-Cotton closed duh;
o56, 900 bales; American $4,000.
Bacon: 46s for Cumberland cut Refined petro-
leum 16a. f1'''
LONDON, April 6-430 P. M.-Consols 925 "a 90
for money and account
American securities finn; United States 5-20's
1885,? at S2s; do 1865, old, 92a; do 1867, sls; U.
10-40s, s94.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.


TO We Editors Of The Portland Press:
SIR: The subscriptions to the new per
cent. loan of the United States reported at the
Treasury to Saturday last amounted to $780,
100000. The same day the 1st of April
schedule of the Public Debt was issued, show
ing reduction since March in the principal
of $11, oil, 251, and in the interest charge upon
the Debt of $515 ,537 per annum. The follow.
ing table exhibits the progress of reduction in
the Public Debt and in the annual interest
charge thereon since the Debt reached it's
maximum at the close of the War of the Re
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07
UTAR,
MORMON CONVENTION,

SALT LAKE CRY, April 6.-The Mormon
seml-annual Conference convened to-day in
this city. A great concourse of citizens assem-
bled from all parts of the country. Speeches
were made urging the erection of another
temple at st. George, in the southern part Of
this territory. The conference will probably
continue four days. The snow on the noun
pushed forward vigorously.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07
RHODE ISLAND.


PROVIDENCE, April 6.-Complete returns of
Governor, 1919; Steere. Dem, 1865. The SEN
ate is 20 Republicans. 9 Democrats, 1 no choice.
House, 81 Republicans, Is Democrats, no
choice
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07

USE nothing but the Lightning Polish for
cleaning Silver and Silver-Plated Goods, Brit
ANNA, Brass, Copper and Glass. Manufactur
ed by N. d. 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 not given
the money will be refunded. If
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07

Coeh. the 80 Salutaris" bass solo, sustained
by Mr.. Coffin and arranged from the song
Free as a bird,' the fTantum Ergo" arrang-
ed as septette, and the "Laudate Domanas'
chant by the full choir. The chorus will con-
sist of forty singers besides the solo TALENT
Mr.. Chas A. Libby, the organist, has charge
of the Music.
At st. Pauls Church the programme for the
music has not been arranged. Goods new
TIE Deum. however, will be sung, with other
appropriate selections at the morning service
The afternoon will be given up to the Sunday
Schnnl
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07
CALIFORNIA.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

SAN Francisco, April Civilian Willis,
the Virginia City, Nevada, incendiary, has
been sentenced to q years in State Prison.
Capt. Fowler and his mate, Turner, of bark
Madawaska were fined $1,000 each at Portland,
Oregon, for severely beating seaman.
Banford, well-known Ethiopian minstrel
died in the county hospital last evening.
The storm has been general throughout the
State and two inches of rain have fallen.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07

THE MIND governs the muscles through the
nervous system, as the telegraph apparatus is
Influenced by remote operator through the
wire. If the mind is impaired by age or other
causes the sympathetic nerves become debili-
tated, and through the nerves the muscles of
the Stomach, Liver, Heart, Lungs, Or Genital
Organs become weakened, and disease in the
from of Dyspepsia, Disease of the Heart Weak
Lungs, or General Debility follow with their
accompanying trains of evil FELLOWS Com
POUND SYRUP OF HYPo-PHosPHITEs restores
tone to the mind, the nerves and the muscles
In this way it overcomes disease.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07
METEOROLOGICAL
SYNOPSIS OF THE WEATHER REPORT FOR THE

WASHINGTON, April CO. 80 P. M-The rainy
and threatening weather prevailing Wednes-
day night on the Lakes was dissipated with
light rains during the night and followed by
brisk Northwest winds and clearing up wealth
has prevailed to day east of the Mississippi.
The temperature has risen rapidly at several
points, but least so in the Eastern States. The
rains on the Pacific coast have ceased and
brisk Southwest wind now prevails there
with clear weather. The pressure has fuctu-
ated slightly over the country with tendency
to increase in the Northern half and diminish
in the Southern half. Probabilities-There
are no certain indications of any important
change in the weather for tomorrow. An
area OF low pressure seems to be forming in
the Northwest.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07
NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, April 6-Brig Alta Vela,
which cleared from this port for Cardenas with
a cargo of lumber is aground on Caswell
shoals, near the mouth of the river. No par
ticulars.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07

BOARD OF TRADE.-At the monthly meeting
of the managers ofthe Board of Trade held yes
terday, w. s. Dana, President, in the chair,
communications were read by the Secretary
from Gen. Myer, chief signal officer of the War
Department, regarding the establishment of
the system of meteorological observations at
various points on the Atlantic coast and other
points west and asking this Board to appoint
permanent committee to confer and cooper
ate with the chief signal officer in perfecting
such arrangements as will ensure the execu-
ton of the joint resolution of Congress for the
benefit of commerce
Hon. /. Washburn, Jr, made some remark 8
upon the great Importance of the matter to the
whole community and expressed the opinion
that such committee as suggested by General
Myer should be appointed to cooperate, and
offered the following preamble and resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Under the authority of the Secre-
tary of War, and in pursuant of an act of
Congress, the chief signal officer of the army is
taking steps to establish system of Meteorol-
ogical stations for the purpose of the observa-
tion and report OF storms for the benefit of COM
merce throughout the country; and
Whereas. In the opinion of this Board these
duties are of material Importance to the COM
merce of the whole country; therefore be it
RESOLVED, That permanent committee of
three be appointed by this Board to confer
with Gen. A. j. Myer, chief signal officer of
the army, from time to time and extend to him
or to his officer in charge of this station such
assistance as may be deemed expedient
Messrs. G. Fl. Farley, j. s.. Bedlow and M.
N. Rich were appointed as the committee and
were instructed to make thorough investiga-
ton of THE system now practiced at this station
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Superior Court,

GODDARD, j., PRESIDING.
Observation-Disclosures of Brighton vs.. Inhabi-
tants OF Oxford. This was hearing on motion for
trial on account of newly discovered evidence.
The case was tried at the November term and YER
dict rendered for the plaintiff. The case goes for
ward to the Law Term on the motion.
S. G. Strout. j. j. Perry.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.
PHALON'S NEW PERFUME.

PHALON'S NEW PERFUME.
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THE MOSTLASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
mar7-eod3mos
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CARRIAGES of all kinds, new and second
hand can be bought for the next thirty days at
very loa0 prices, at Is and is Exchange street,
as Mr.. Taylor is giving up the business OH ac-
count of i'll health. Call and see him.
1Wmar31
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07

70. BAILEY s. Co. will sell at 10 a. M, at
salesrooms, parlor suit, chamber sets, lounges.
&C., &c. See particulars in auction column.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07

TuURsDAY.-State vs. Francis Horr. Intoxjca-
tion and disturbance, Fined S. and costs
State VS.. james Neus. Intoxication and disturb.
ance. Fined S. and costs. Committed
State VS.. Joseph H. Philbrook. Search and seiz-
ure. Fined $50 aud costs, Paid.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07

WHITE and Brown Roll Drawing Papers,
and Cloth Backed or Mounted Cartoon Papers.
At Schumacher Brothers, Deerihg Block.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07

To WHEELwRIaHTs OR BLACKsMITHs.-To
let-A good shop centrally situated. Rent
taken in work. Apply at Press Office.
2tanf7
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07

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. ian11eOdtf
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07

EMPLoYMETT.-A good and reliable person
with some business experience is wanted One
who understands the Commission Business
preferred. Address "T,'' this office ct
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07
WISCONSIN,.

CHICAGO, April Ga special dispatch from
Madison, Wis, says that the latest returns
from the judicial election seem to indicate that
Judge Lyons majority reaches 10000.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07

SPRING MILLINERY.-We would call atten-
ton to the advertisement of Eastman &, Cutts.
in another column-successors to Mrs Nichols
Nos. & 2 United States Hotel Building.