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The Portland daily press., 1871-01-12

PROF. RussELL's RFAD1Na.-We are sorry
TO nave to say that there was not such an audi
ence, IN point of numbers, gathered at City
dail last evening as there should have been
when SO agreeable an entertainment was af
iorded to the public, consequently great many
OF the nice points in Prof Russells selections
were lost in the echo. Nevertheless it would
haue been an extremely critical audience if it
had failed to have been pleased with the yarie-
ty Oft selections which embraced Poe. lead.
Dickens, Shakespeare and Lover The sudden
change in the temperature from the extreme
cold OF the past few days to the mild weather of
asst night had evidently affected the read rs
volca IN slight degree which was more notice.
abie In passages requiring hurried declama-
tion, causing slight indistinctness which was
not improved by the echo. But in Poe's "Ra-
ven, ana the Ghosts appeal to Hamlet, Prot.
husseli's rich deer chest tones we're displayed
70 particular advantage, and it is in these tones
InaG we think the charm of bis reading chiefly
les. we do not mean to infer that his read
ing was not very pleasing in other selections.
put we think that his voice is better adapted to
the serious and pathetic than to the light and
humorous
The Aron Club were in fine voice and rem
dered their selections with great attention to
t'me and tune, their phrasing being very nice
~ done and the shading excellent. Shaw's
DOWN among the dead men, was grandly ex-
ecuted and called forth an encore that was not
responded to however. Taken as a whole it
was very pleasing evenings entertainment
ana we wish that the pecuniary results had
been more favorable
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AUCTION SALES.

Furniture, Carpets, Sc. at Auction.
ON THURSDAY, Jan 18th, at 10 oclock A. N. at
~ saesroom IS Exchange street. we shall sell u,
W. and Painted Chamber Sets, Brussels and Inerain
Carpets, Hair. Cotton and Excelsior Mattresses Cook
and Parlor Stoves, Kitchen Furniture Crockery and
Glass Ware, &c.
jelOtl +. O. BAILEY & Co Auctioneers
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Brighton, Cnmbridg &c and MIedEord Cattle
Markets.
Especial Dispatch by International Line.l


Especial Dispatch by International Linel
BOSTON. Wednesday, Jan. II.
At tmarket this week-1567 Cattle, 200 Sheer
and Lambs, 1900 Swine; last week. 1868 Cattle, 758
Cattle.
sPIRIoEs:-Beeves-Extra quality s12 rs a 10 Oo
12 CO., third quality SO 90 q sii 25; poorest graes
OF coarse, coarse oxen, bulls, &C., Sc so q $50.
Country hides u q &c. Country TaIJow &C. Cal S,I
Skins s., 16 g lsc ib.; Sheep and Lamb Skins 81 ID
Working o4en-We quote extra s225 a 275; ord,-
nary $50 0 200; handy Steers $50 g I4o d pair,
Store Cattle-We quote :-Yearlings So to 20: two
years olds $12 to 45 three years olds S45 to 65 T
head. There are but few Store Cattle offered for
sale at this season of the year. Nearly all The small
Mich Cows-Most OF the Cows in market are OF an
erdnary grade; prices range from $50 @ no y head
Sheep and Lambs-we quote selections and extra
lots at 60 $50 g 30; ordinary 81 50 @375 Y head
Lambs So to 6 30 " head. or from to SIC " fb.
-, swlne-store vi Pigs, none at market; Fat Hogs q
Ponlt,ymExtra ls q 1870; medium Is q l5c; poor
IA @ 14ac ~ fb.
Droves from Maine-Daniel Wells, 1; D Hobbs.
er, "a; S f Gerald, 25; A Clark, 6: R b Blnn, IA;
Nolcross, u; Hclbrook, II; S Whitehouse, IA.
Al, Kemarks-There were more good Cattle from Maine
for several weeks past. Most of the Cattle were
oeeyes, but there was not any call tor them. Some
Of the drovers took their Cattle to the slaughter
get nome prices offered for them by the butchers
he eau for workers and store Cattle liberal and
until the excitement in regard to the disease which Is
raging among that kind of stock ceases there will
not be much trade for either stores or milch cows
Inc Western dealers did not buy largely as usual
lower figures than they were one week ago there
was not much call tor them. The trade for beef at
boston has been very dull for the past week and
puchess did not seem to want to buy at any price.
we quote sales as folio Holbrook sold
Cattle Ior $2S5 the lot which weighed 1880 fbs which
was ABOUT the same as 92c tb, 40 per shrink
SIPS grth efset Inches @ sod @ u tatts
at prices ranging trsln TO lee P fb dressed weight;
pair steers at 12c P fb, 40 per cent. shrinkage;
pair stays, dressed 1900 lbs, for $40.
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declare the approaching Conference must up
hold the validity of treaties. and insist that
notifications are possible only by general con-
sent. When an amendment to the treaty of
Paris is proposed by Russia, it is essential that
1t should be accompanied by concessions COM
pe1sating other powers.
Cuba.
HAVANA 11.-Amita, wife of President Ces-
pedes, speaks in the highest terms of the kind
treatment she has received at the hands OF the
Spaniards since her capture. She says she
lett her husband in the interior several days
previous to her capture on the coast, where she
was awaiting vessel on which to leave the
island. Zenea, who acted as escort to the wife
the same time and taken to Puerto Principe.
Valmazeda, acting Governor Geueral of the
Island, has issued an order abolishing court
martials for trial of causes other than those of
treason, rebellion and seditiOn.
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ARREST OF RoGUE.-The premises of
Messrs Davis, Baxter & Co., of the Portland
Packing Company, on Franklin street, have
recently been entered Sc 7eral times, and vari-
Gus articles stolen, such as solder, soldering
irons, &c. They have lost in this way some
200 soldering irons. Yesterday officer G.. II.
Cammett found about fifty of these irons in a
junk store on Portland pier, the owner of
which said he purchased them of boy. Off
Ger Cammett then arrested Larry Charlton,
about 1s years of age, who had been in the en-
ploy of the Packing Company, but who was
recently discharged. Charlton owned up TO
stealing the articles, and said no one was con-
nected with him in the larcenies.
Subsequently,, two lads, named John Ed
.munds and Frank Drinkwater were arrested
by officer Cammett, for being concerned in
these larcenies, and taken to the lookup.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
f. OR EIGN.
The Wan. IN Europe.

France.
AN ENGAGEMENT IN AN EASTERN DEPART
MENT.
BORDEAUX, The Moniteur publishes the fol-
lowing from the array of the East
RougenaH Depart. of Doubs Jan. ga bat
tie was fought north of this place to-day, end
ing at O'Clock in the evening with victory for
our arms. Night prevented us from ascer-
tanning the full extent of our success. We car
ried Vittersexel which is the key otthe enemy's
position with shouts of "long live France and
the republic"
[Doubs is department on the Swiss from
tier, and the importance of this action is
grossly exaggerated
GENERAL RETREAT OF CHAUZY.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 1O.-The army of Chauzy
is retreating at all points. The Germans are
in pursuit, and have already taken 1000 pris-
Oners.
ANOTHER SIDE OF STORY.
We have good news from the eastern depart
ment. In an an engagem ent on the 9Th inst,
with the Garibaldians at Mont Bard, in the de-
partment of Cote Or, our troops were victo-
rious. Won Werder advanced yesterday on
Villersexel and took the Place by storm. The
Goth French corps were engaged and lost two
staff and fourteen others, 600 men and eagles.
The French attempted to retake the position,
but were defeated.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE bombardment u the
Notifications on the northeast and south sides
was vigorously kept up all dav Tuesday. The
French returned moderate fire.
Especial to N. Y. Herald. 1.-The French
works at Bllancourt are reported destroyed
Fort Issy IA guns have been dismounted.-
Some shells have been thrown into Paris.
WAR FACTS AND RUMoRs.
FaiS a1ru hod Mt OF
with the enemy on the 9Th and 9th insts., and
met with some success.
The Germans represent that the return fire
of the Partisan forts flags perceptdly.
Paris will fall by hunger aid WEAKNESS but
never by an artillery fire such as has beer
witnessed here.
BRUSSELS. Jan. 10.-Pinard, the former
minister of the empire has been arrested for al
legged political intrigues and sent to u ons
guarded.
Dr.. Croneau. passed Brussels on visit tt
Eugene. 1t is said to be connected with the
new movement for the restoration of the re
gency.
Intelligence from Paris confirms reports o
bread riots, A collision between the mol
and military has taken place.
Great Britain.
pRUssIAN TREATMENT OF FRENCH PRISON
Egs-ARTLLERY EXPERIMENTS.
LONDON, Jan. 11.-Englsh travellers bear
testimony of generous treatment accorded t
French prisoners of war in Germany. Th
British government ordered experiments
which are now in progress, to ascertain thu
applicability to the guns now in use. OF nev
kind of gunpowder, claimed to be OF uncom
| mon strength
PFQssla.
xHE KING ANNOUNCES FURTHER VICTORIES
BERLIN, Jan. 1.-THE Queen received tn
following despatch from the royal he~dquar
I ters;
Versailles, Jan. 10.-Owing to the snow
storm and heavy fog the bOmbardment ]
slower to day Peronne capitulated with 800
prisoners. Werder defeated Bourbaki on th
9th south of Vesoul He took 800 prisoners.
Austria.
| The APPROACHING CONFERENCE.
VIENNA, Jan. l0.-Semi-offic organs her
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-12
COM MER RCIAL,

Receipts by Railroads and steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk, cars
shook, do bark, do wood. do spools 90 salt
boxes, do oats, 35 do lumber do barley do head
ings do shingles, 8 do sundries; shipments East
6oO cars -four, do whiskey; shipments to Europe
II ears provisions, ~ do wheat, do ashes.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILWAYS cases mdse, 240
bush poatees, hides, lot OF bcxes do iron, 16 quar-
tiers beef, % empty bbls. 81 tdls d0wels, II Dbs.
beans, 40 pkgs sundries.
STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosToN-10 cases
and 10 bales domestics, cases shoes, hay cutters,
40 bbls pors "a empty molasses bbls 12 jars smut,
20 bds leather plates iron, SO coils cordage casks
OIL Is bales oakum, dressed hogs so boxes raisins,
70 casks Spices 81 green hides piano, 40 bds PASTE
board, crates and hid crockery, 10 bbls oil, do
and bags oysters 50 casks nails 200 pkgs to order
Tor Canada and up country, sewing machines, or
gans, 20 kegs Soda go bdls leather, hid hardware
Al bales wool, do burlaps. bbls oil, casks soda
ash, press, stoves, i25 pkgs to order.
PORTLAND &:K ENNEBEC RAILRoAD-2 cars hay,
d, slaves, do shocks 25 sacks waste, car char
COAL "a cases cloth, 81 carboys as hides, IS bds pa
per- bbls. flour, l41 pkgs mdse, 70 cars freight for
Boston.
STEAMER FRANCoNIA FROM NEW YoRK-33 bales
wool, 133 do cotton IL do rags 10 sacks peanuts Al
bags coffee, 469 chests tea, rolls leather boxes
clocks 167 do tobacco 100 do pipes, 100 do tin, 20 dc
hardware e5 soap 10 do beans, 2504 do raslDs, 13l
bdls paper hangings, % do Steel 25 do brooms, q
coils rope 100 bbls sugar. 81 90 molasses al do glass
ware, do oranges, 1v do sulphur, do oysters, 4.
Kegs W. Lead 70 do soda, hhds. sugar, do tobacco
ouerces do, 6 do rice, mill boat, piano, 2Ou
| pkgS Sundries.
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The Wool Market.

LInG.I
BOSTON, Jan. 1l.-[Reported for the Press,,-The
following Is list OF prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-',hio and Pennsylvania pick-lock so a
s5; do choice Xxx 81 q 52lc; fine Is q soc; medium
As g i9c; coarse A % 47c; Michigan extra and Xxx
aG3 q 49c; fine 46 4eac; medium &c q 47c; COM
um % @ 46c; common 42 q 43c; pulled extra
35 a 4Sc: .superfne 3IS@ b0c; No. at 25 a SIC; /;
Texas at Is q S5c: Canada conbng 56 q 5sc; Smyr-
ma washed at 20 q 35c; upwashed i2 q zoe; Bupnos
Ayres at % 0 80; Cape of Good Hope at 28 a 3ic;
so a SIC.
Remarks-There is firm feeling for domestic and
nll trees continue to be sustan Ior all grades and
quit but strong Pulled Wool has been in request
an considera BILE quantities have changed hands at
fuil prices. Texas Wool has been neglected, atten-
tion being directed to the better grades. In
Philadel elpha stocks small and with prices In the
most relatively higher than here holders generally
are not disposed to accept any lower quotations,
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The report was accepted.
The report of the Secretary, Mr.. John G.
Tewksbury, was presented and accepted.
The Association then proceeded to ballot for
fifteen Trustees for the year 1871, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected:-
Leonard Pennell, Spencer Rogers, G. Il.
Rich, F. G Moody, j. Q. Tewksbury. G: ID.
Cloyes, j. F. Chase, q. II. Leighton, William
Hennessey, B. L. Sawyer, A. J. Cummings,
A. Bradbury, A. L. Chase, T. A. Arnold, Jere.
Isley.
Mr.. Isley declined accepting, and Fl. G.
Barnes was elected. Mr.. Barnes declined, and
Henry Fox was elected, Mr.. Fox declined,
and without filling the vacancy the meeting
adjourned
Messrs. Henry Fox, Fl. G. Barnes and John
B. Chase were appointed Committee to revise
the bye-laws, and report the same at a meet
ing to be called by the Trustees, for that pur-
pose. Subsequently the President and Secre-
tary were added to the Committee.
After the adjournment, the Trustees met for
the purpose of Organizing, but without pro.
ceeding to do that, adjourned to next Wednes
day evening at IL O'clock
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-12

CITY AFFA1Rs.-A special meeting of the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen was held yes-
terday morning.
George Brock and Oliver NJ Brooks were
drawn as grand jurors and Charles H. Meserve
and Andrew A. Osgood petit jurors for the
q. S. District Court, February term.
Perlev D. Cummings, Charles Perry, Albert
Smith and William s. Elwell were drawn as
traverse Jurors for the present term of the Su
perior Court
An order was passed requesting the Mayo
to attend the meeting of the Portland & Og
densburg Railroad Co.., and cast the vote OF
the stock owned by the city.
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CALIFORNIA.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

SAN Francisco, Jan. 1.-THE expenses of
the San Francisco school department for the
present fiscal year will leave deficit of nearly
500 600, after exhausting the entire fund.
The country between Monticello and Olymp-
la, Wyoming territory, is flooded. The streams
are all high, and many Of them are overflow
ed. Several bridges and sections of railway
have been carried away. Travel generally is
suspended, and the mails are carried on horse
back. 1t is still raining, and the streams are
rising.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-12

ARREsT.-Mr John NJ. Burke, the comedian
Oh McGilPs panorama of Ireland, complained
at the police Office last evening, that S11 had
been stolen from his coat pocket while the coat
was hanging in an ante room at Deering Hail
and named lad in the employ Of Mr.. Thax-
ter as the One who stole the money. The lad,
whose name we suppress, for he may be inno-
cent OF the charge, was arrested and searched,
but no money was found upon him. He is de-
taiped at the lookup.
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TENNESSEE.
HIGH OFFICIALS INDICTED.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 11.-Many persons, includ-
ing judges of the bench of the Supreme Court,
Circui; judges and the Attorney General Of
the State, also several magistrates are indicted
in the federal court for holding Office in Tenn
essee in violation of the provision of the 14th
amendment to the constitution. A resolution
passed in the Senate authorizing the Governor
to employ council to defend in the Supreme
Court the persons indicted. The resolution
has yet to pass the House.
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CHARLESTON, Jan. 6.-Freights to Liverpool by
steam direct. I'd on uplands; via New York, OH up
lands and 1ad on Sea Islands; by SAIL Id on up
inal. COastwise-To New York, steam, &c %y ib. on
uplands 1c on Sea Islands; SO 90 % tierce on Rice
by sail, 4oc W Dbl on Resin, 81 "a ly M Lumber
&c % tb on upland Cctton to Providence Sc y nj on
Boards; &c tb OIL upland; by steam 81 }y bale in
addition to New York rates.
2Vessels are in demand by our merchants to take
lumber treights from GEORGETOWN 5. c., Darien and
Satia River, Ga, and Jacksonville Fla, to North
ern ports, and $40 q 12 y the rates on Lumber
ana Boards.
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Uni,ea s,a,.. a,i-,ricu Court.

JUDGE FUG PRESIUING.
TUEsDAY.-Thomas Cassidy vs.. Schooner North
er Warrior. Libel brought against The defendant
schooner by bellant to recover damages tor person.
injuries received at the time of the collision of the
steamer Alliance and the Northern Warrior in the
Penobsco river, near Bangor, Nov. A. 1870, libeant
being a se,man on board said steamer. Damages
claimed $500. Decision for libellee.
Motfockc
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-12

THEODORE THOMAS CONCERTS s-Our read
ers will notice that the Thomas Concerts will
be given at City Hall on the 10Th and 10th
iosts., assisted by Miss Anna Mehlg and the
full Boston orchestra of fifty artists, or in other
words, tie same number of artists that take
part in the Boston concerts. We shall have
more to say on this topic in the proper season.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-12

HAVANA ORANGEs.-We received from
Capt. B. W. Jones, IS Commercial street, yes
terday, some very fine Havana oranges which
wssa sample Of large lot he has received and
Offers to the public at a fair price. We pretend
to know something about oranges and can say
that these have all the abundance OF Juice and
sweetness for which that fruit is celebrated.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-12

SozoDoNT All dentrifces had their draw
backs, until the salubrious Bark of the Soap
Tree was brought from the Chilean valleys,
to perfect the fragrant Sozodon t, the most
wholesome, reliable and delightful article for
the Teeth, that brush was ever dipped into.
"SPAULD1NG's GLUE" always up to the stick
ing point. dec31st-eod3w.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-12

PHoToGRAPHY.-Our readers may not be
aware that Lamson, at 152 Middle street, near
the corner of Cross and Middle streets, is one
of the best artists in photography in New Eng
land. We had occasion the other day to ex-
anime some of his Rembrandts, Berlins and
Porcelain pictures, and were struck with the
artistic poise of the heads of the sitters, the
careful attention to finishing SO that the best
points were carefully brought out and defects
concealed. We understand that the demand
for sittings is so great that the sitters have to
engage regular hours the same as at a law
yer's or dentists Office. We would advise all
who desire a first-rate picture to call on Lam.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-12
Giveen.
superior Court.
CRIMINAL AND CIVIL TERM, GoDpAf

j., PREsIDtNG.
WEDNEsDAY.-State vs.. Grin F. Gidden. Re.
spopdent was indicted at this term with one Dudley
Young, Jr, who pleaded guilty. tor larceny of $40
from the person of James Ladd of Biddetord on the
evening OF the 30lh of November last on Federal
street in this city, The counsel for defendant claims
that the respondent is guilty only OF receiving the
money knowing to have been stolen and therefore
cannot be convicted under the indictment. The ar
gument for the defence is about half through.
Mattocks, County Attorney. Webb.
Henry Peyrett was arraigned on an indictment
charging him with keeping a gambling house, to
which he p eaded not guilty His counsel demurs to
the Indictment
Mattocks, County Attorney. L. D. M. Sweat.
The case Of Mary j. Stafford, for attempt at ar
son. will be taken up THURSDAY forenoon at the con-
cluslon OF the ease now OIL trial
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-12

McGILL's PANORAMA OF IRELAND continues
to attract crowded houses to Portland Music
Hall, and naturally, when we consider the
pleasing nature of the exhibition and the at
traction afforded in the singing, dancing, lec-
turing and acting Of Messrs. Burke, Archer,
O'Connell and McGill and Misses Irish and
McGill.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-12

FROM NUMEROUS CASES of Dyspepsia and
Constipation, cured by the use of FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPH1TEs, after
every other known remedy has been used in
vain, its efficacy in reseoring thir functions of
Digestion and Evacuation is manifest.
ian1Ot, -d&w1w
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FIRST MORTGAGE
I Per CT. Gold Bonds

which are issued upon this read, are limited in
amount to S16,0 per mile (whie many roads issue
rom $4,000 to $4,000, and are offered at 30 and
accrued interest. In currency. About Two millions
and hall Of these bonds have all eaGy been disposed
OF, leaving but a small balance unsoId which are
being rapidly taken.
The most experienced fnauceIs agree that Firss
msrssag Bsuds. to a limited amount, upon a
dni.hed railroad. which is well located for
business ara one of he very safest forms OF invest
ment. --,-
Parties desiring to secure first.class security,
based upon a railroad practically done. and in the
bands OF leading capitalists who have a large Pc
cuniary and business interest iu its success will do
well to apply at IL Office Of the Company or any OF
its advertised agents, for pamphlet and map, show
ing the characteristics OF the enterprise,
Holders of Government Bonds may exchange them
Tor Central Iowas at aI &c present profit. beside
handsome increase of interest for long term Of
years. Parties making such exchange will receive
for each 81 900 Bond, $1,000 Central Iowa Bond.
and the following difference in cash ess the accrued
interest IN currency upon the latter bondJ and in
annual interest, this calculation being based upon
market prices of December 27th, 1870;
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w YOMING.
INDIAN AFFAIRS,

CHEYENNE. Jan. 11.-Informativn from Fort
Lawrence states that a large number of Siouxs,
Cheyepnes, Arrapahoes and Grosventre In
dians came in yesterday and reported buffaloes
very scarce bat plenty of small game. They
said they had no ammunition to kill it with,
and in consequence they are in suffering
condition and that their people are starving:
They applied for permission to go south to find
buffaoes, but were refused. They are qndecid-
ed yet as to where they will have their agency.
They are afraid that it the post is placed op
the north side OF the Platte their young men
will interfere with the agency, and troops
would have to be sent into their country to
protect it, which would cause serious trouble.
Red Cloud, Man afraid. Of his horses, and other
prominent chiefs are expected here in three
days, when q grand council will be called.
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For Havana {!
To Wholesale Druggists.

WANTED by mau who has an extensive ae-
w quaintance In New England and a good
krowie OF Drugs and Medicines, situation as
nave'iing saesm II for trst-class wholesale Drug
establishment in Porilaud or b. ston. Best of rtf.
erence given. Portland preferred. Address, Drugs
ana Paints Portland, Maine. jnt~lw
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-12

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. jap11eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-12

LONDON, Jan. 11-1.30 P. M.-Consols 92a for
money and account.
Stocks steady; Erie 1sl; Illinois Central ia; At
lantic & Great Western 28.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 11-13O P. M-Cotton dull
sales TO- y000.baes Lard 58s.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-12

NEITHER falling teeth, nor the peeping
wrinkles of time, so forcibly tell of advancing
years, as your gray hair. Ayer's Vigor restores
its color and makes your appearance more
agreeable to others, as well as yourself With
fresh, luxuriant hair, the infirmties of age are
tar less noticeable. ian12 -d&Wit
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-12

The REMARKABLE properties of Brown's s
Bronchial 1foches have been thoroughly tested
since first introduced. The demand for them
has steadily increased, and purely upon their
own merits, they have found favor with those
who, from Pulmonary, Bronchial, or Asthmat-
ic complaints require them. For Coughs and
Colds they are efficacious.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-12
r.. IA. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and AuotionesIi

MO. SIG Congress ST., will sell every evening
IN large assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods wlil be SOLO during the day in lots to sui
purchasers at wholesale prices. Cash advanced on a.
descriptions OF goods. Consignments not limited,
February IL, 1SGs. dit