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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
A TrNIAN RIOT IN DUBLIN

,,...,,,., ,-,, r%oouSrrR BETWEEN TIE POLICE
,xp THE rorULACE - TIE RIOTERS DIS
PERsED - OVER HUNDRED
TAKEN TO TIE HOSPITALS
DUBuN, AUG. C-LVcmnS'
In spito of the prohibition Of the a"'n'l''''S'
49,. ,-,,s y, ,,e Fenisn prisoners attempted to hold
,,o,,r, this afternoon in Ph0uX Park to demand tner
unconditional release -,
Nrr smyfh a Member Of Parliament, Mt Sol''N' H.'
No. % The Nation and Mr. John Sullivan Byrne OF the
y,st,,an entered the Park with large crowd romeo
s,,criptcndcnt law, standing the base OF the Wei
u,.to7 monument. ordered smyth and bis followers TO
scsst when he was hurled to the bottom Of the monu-
mont and laraarously malrcated. Afearfu not cnsued
Tho police charged on the mob beating men and women
tnds,riminatcy. The FIGHT lasted half an hour when
the police having been reinforced, succeeded In dspers
Ing the rioters smyth Sullivan, and man named Nolan
were badly wounded. Over hundred injured have been
taken to the hospitals
The authorities arc firm in theh determination to
prevent any meeting and the leaders Of the attempt To-
day will be prosecuted.
The Amnesty movement in Ireland began about wear
after the conviction of the editors of The D"'H Hts
lie object was to secure the release of all persons hhpS
oucd on account Of completely IN the revolutionary move
mcnt by holding meetings, and exciting puzzle sym
psn,v in their behalf. The pressure Of public
opinion at length caused the British Gov
erumcut 10 release several prisoners on condition t1
they would Immediately leave the country and not re-
turn Their s.re however several soldiers and persons
connected with the in Manchester who were exc
cIlded from this partial amnesty. In order to secure
tie release OF all these, and the removal O.
Tie enforced exile OF the others, the ag'1-
ton recommended and received considerable
support Z. J. smyth, mentioned In the above
telegram, has been prominent in Irish politics
since 1873 He left this country to effect tho
liberation OF Mitchell and O'Bren, then in Australia,
End aftcrward became editor Of The DVb'iH irish
nan. 10 was recently elected 10 the British Pdr'7-
ucut from Wcstmeath. A. NJ sullivan is editor Of The
Nation a national journal OF large circulation, and
has been member of the Dublin Cooperation Neither
was connected with the Irish Republican conspiracy.
Tie Wellington monument, in the immediate vicinity Of
which the riot occurred close TO the entrance Of the
Pueuix Park, which Is 1850 i'm extent and tic
principal promenade OF the inhabitants of Dublin
the first occasion in which the Government an
thortes prohibited public assemblages ia favor of am
resy and is probable that the act Will drive numbers
INTO the ranks Of the ultraradica national Iary Who
otherwise would have remained ai0Of.
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MEXICO.
LrsuIT or TIE PRESIDENTIAL CtNvtSS-PROBA-
BE DEFEAT OF JUAKEZ.
lIrY on MEvIno Inlv an-The pnrmannnt

IlSlIl OF Il'I PRESIDENTIAL tANN ies--BftEA-
FIE DEFEAT OF JUAKEZ.
Cry OF MEXICO, July 3O.-The Permanent
Uoputaton OF Congress finished counting the electoral
votes President the g7th inst. Tie following Is
the result Diaz 9s2; Juarez 1885, Lerdo 1890 There
being choice, according TO The Constitution the cleo
ton goes 10 Congress, where II the coalition Of the oppo
neuts Of Juarez is Effected the majority will be against
An attempt will be made 10 unite the votes OF the
oppos Dia7. The Permanent Deputationis known
hostile 20 Juarp7. On the other hand the Dtdrto
tie Ooal organ Of the Government declares that Juarcz
has majority all his competitors. In this conflict
Of authority and direct contradiction Of statements IL is
impossible, as yet, 10 decide who is actually elected
Thos States Of Iuebla, OaXaca, and San Luis Potos
threaten revolt and the prospects Of the country are
gloomy. revolution has begun at Ttbasco.
The I0s &c NcIiCO las bitter article against Protes
t. IL points TO the appearance Of certain crimes az
ouucidcnt with the Introduction OF PrOtetantisIn ana
laments the evils produced by religious divisions Tie
same journal calls fOi the restriction Of suffrage.
number OF rude IMAGES Of the human body carved or
strange heads Of clay and stones cut m tie shape
C. cannon pdls have teen dug UP near tOidoV5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
rGPvrpu. PRESS prSp,Tcul

The first claim against the United States fled with tie
British agent in this city, under the Treaty OF Washing
ton IL that Of James Cruichet resident Of his district,
involving large sum OF money. His statement shows
that he l. British subject and that our Government 80
the commencement of the Late civil war; seized is
Mount Vernon factory near the railroad depot or
military pan poses by which the machinery was lgtt,std
usles- aud profitable business destroyed, beside Chr
Injuries To bis property.
The records of tine Otice Of the CONTROLLER ~ TIE Cur
reucy show there been apple. Io.- Hr ia
banks in addition 80 the two already IN rNls nf.. le
of which Francisco and tie other ir b uL liH
gO.d note. iu circulation amount To $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
ITALIAN CELEBRATION IN san FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug G.--The Italian dem
on,tration in honor Of the occupation Of Rome by kim
victor Emanuel took place to-day. Perfect order and
quiet prevailed. The procession was one Of the mos.
tasteful and brilliant ever here No Inscriptions cal
cuatcd to wound the religions feelings OF the Roman
Catholics were visible. The Italian and American iIz>
were carried sid, by side in each division. The Ger
man and swiss rifle companies also cJrscd their nation
flags temple of Liberty, with young bd's an tossed Ii
nai iOnal Cools represented united Itty. lu il--tu
felucCa. and representing Rome, sWWounrd - me
statue Of the wolf sucking Bomuu, and RenuS, were
among the finest features OF the procession lh" police
had made extra preparations, bg; tI,lc was Not ,lc
sl -htCst necessity OF their Interference.
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IHF KU-ELIN.
TESTIMONY or Az ARMY orFIcEE-NINE MIX
pIRs N FOUR MONTHS.

TESTIMONY or Az ARMY orFIcEE-N>E MIR
pIRS N FOUR MONTHS.
W,~uINcIoN, Aug. 5.-1bc Ku-kluX IUNos-
fi..tyn C1Iumttr. io-iay concluded their s"m1au,n
TO. me .n,. l ndau,e ON the SOUTH and 'ooh T"
rse-, un,u tc .olu neat september. Among The lat
vta,,.e W.. Lieut.. George r. Pickett, OF The sixteenth
United states Infantry who has, for some time. been IN
,otrsId ~ a. tctgri ncn OF troops n Font Toe li Ho
ro l.rti., Ni--i-sppi Tie testified that the ~ NIX
or:n 1a ION existed Ia i've northeastern conh,cH 81
Nj sis !vp on the border of Alabama, 70 MHeH .s
loved n was 90. daoi tu The former stni" ne pupo
NJ tc KIN 'uy was iItmilate The colofcl N''- ~
Jriys out tho northern from tier seeuo. S.thn
tb Lrovl ledge OF thc witness they had mu4,tied hh"
.g. IN Nnur,c County "a the FOUR months l rae U'h
,ioncI there He believed the PR Scr'eoi TIE Loops,
5cseLer hasa g0.i effect in that vicinity.
Nrr.fD Kr-KLrX UOSORARIY ACQUITTED
WIrNE>~T- ARRESTED FOR PERJURY.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Aug. 5-The ku-klnX trial
,,,,. tho United states Commissioner in which fear
men were a.qai-ued FOR the murder Of man named
Garrett who was taken roa the jail In salisbury Tenn,
last June terminated last evening in the discharge OF me
r,oners the Commi.s oncrs being satisfied that the
iit,pcutan GA the part oi the principd Wines sls ha
irinl- and their testimony untrue. Two o' me VIZ
L,>,s were arrested for PERJURY, and committed 70 !d'
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THE ST. LOUIS N,cHINI-rs STRIKE.

ST. LOUIS Aug. 5.-Suspcnsion OF work con
tnucs at the Vulcan Iron Works Tn mcn refusing 10 re-
sumo labor So long as superintendent Reese l. retained I'D
charge The Company support Mr.. Reese aud new '''
Of hands it j. said, viii arrive early next week rom
Pennsylvania The trouble grew out W IA Old strike
which occurr.d IA PttsDurgn some time Izo, aud IA
which Mr. Reese was victorious. sixteen OF me ntn n
ga ged in shat strike were among the HANDS or th' in
their place. q. long they CcntoiLlca 10 ne itrS;
Failing in this they were dis hdrse ana te O'l'I S
.t,.u uft
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InT NEM DOMINION.

ITr ITIIN JNIlFTMENTs-1WO WILlIIA UIII-
GERS ARRESTED.
NoNTRrAI. Aug. 5.--1'hC onlistmeDts for Cuba
constitute the excitement Of the hour especially since
he sudden check administered 20 the leading promoter
of the enterprise Yesterday Two Quebec 1ibusters
named GcueTcuX and Martneau, gave information
against their cOmrac Gbusers Of Montreal and on the
application of the Spanish Consul at Quebec, Judge
Doucct issued warrants for the apprehension Of Major
VIM Robinson and Jas. l. StaTnes both members Of tho
"Pruce OF wales Rifles" here. The cases examined
before The Police. when StaTUcs held Tor further
{, iu,ngc aud Rf.ior Robinson admitted 10 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
THE SUNDAY LAW QUESTION.

CNcINYATI, Aug G.-The Sunday laws re-
c,ivod fun share Of pnpit attention to-day The Rev
Dr Hatfield of the Methodist Episcopal Church, said,
that foreigners must understand that Americans VIII
not be rulod by their dictation IN matters OF TINS
Kind. II they should persist in efforts to destroy
the institutions that made our country yhat IL IT, inc
peope would sunder party ties and meet thSn at the
box AS one man. The Enquirer tins morning says
the Board Of Aldermen will hardly acqucsee in the vote
~ in1 Roard Of Cnnnc ilmen REVEALING these laws.
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A HUSBAND THROWS HIS WIFE DOWN STAIRS.

A HUSBAND THROWS HIS WIFE DOWN STAIRS
Mrs. Hannah Cady, age IS, was assaulted
Yesterday by her husband Michael in their apartment in
The rear tenement No 10 CannOnst., and was finally
thrown down stairs by him, receiving serious injuries
She was attended by Police Surgeon and sent to Bee
vuc Uospfal The husband locked UP in the Union
Pol
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or. UNCOVERED IN INDIANA.

TERRI HAurT. Ind, Aug. G-Lubricating oil
,tk here last night at the depth Of oJ6 feet and
II - thought thar /. VIII prove 20 bo Forty barrel
well" Fiftccn or twenty barrels have already been
yamptd cot although the water has not yet been e.
baISteu
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MORE tEur-g, IoE THr ASSASSINATION q GIN.
JEIM.
MAUEp Aug. C. 1871.
-Four ncwly-disCovcrcd accompices in the as
>as,inat.ou OF Marshal IIim, have been summoned 70
tlaI. Among tbcm is au aid-do-cmnp Of The Duke Of
Nontuca- e. and the Duke himself has been summoned
SIS % y;.tr.s-.
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WASHINGTON.

TIE fOUTirEN NAIL SIEyI,F-T;oIftrI,
HOUSES or HL-FAME--GRCWTls OF WASH
INSTON.
10y TELEGRAPH TO Um ~7Wrs.t
WAsWSGgoN Aag. z 1871.
Ithaying been charged that the PJstuae'-r General
is unnecessarily paying large sums 81 money 20 iayot
contractors in the Southern States 81 whore the
regular contractors have failed, the following table VIII
be found OF interest as showing the facts In tho la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
OPINION II NORMALK.

II and about Norwak the alleged frauds OF the Ring
are the general topic Of conversation ut tine present
time, and the fact that some Of these men are known To
be connected With the operations makes them rather
suspected characters In Mr. Keyser's the people
are waiting for developments Only two or three days
ago. while Mr. Keyser was in conversation with friend
at Norwak on the subject of the frauds charged him.
he was overheard TO say: "Wcu, can say did the
work for all the money got;" noticeable emphasis
being laid upon the e." MI Keyser has had the respect
of all Darties In NOrWalk.
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ENGLAND.

EEFoEM MEASURES POSTPONED ~ TIE EoUeE
OF COMMONS,
LoSDoN, Aug. C, 1871.
The House of Commons yesterday voted to
postpone until the next session OF Parliament ADJ qu,s-
lions of reform in the statute laws OF the United King
dom.
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FRANCE

PROCEEDINGS ~ TIE AssENTlN--IlsCuS~loN oN
TIE INCOME ThX-CIyH LAW SOON 70 RI
RESTORED N PARIS.
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DESPERATE ENCOUNTER BETWEEN TIE F'LI,1
AND TIE PorULACE - THE Rlo'LNo Di,
prrsvD 49, OVER A HUNDRED NolNpi''
-...,. M, MN HOSPITALS,
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sArEsor ADvERTGs. NC.

rArE,or ADvERTGS-NG.
For square OF lOlincs or less, week. 81 co
Each Al bscaucut insertion, rs cts.
Longer advertisements al i.iG same rate.
A fraction over even square or squares,
counted rs square. These arc the terms
for transient advertisements ;areasonablc
deduction will be made to regular advcr-
tisers.
Notices Of appointment of administra-
tors and legal notices of like characterize
be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township officers, each Sl'oo
For County s'oo @
For District, Circuit, or State, 900
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of the Fifteenth
amendment.
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lpwTcE OF SUE scntPTroE.

Single S description, for fifty Nos, 81 s.
For six months, y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-31
Mayor Webs Admitted to Bail.

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 80. The U. s. Dis
trict Court was occupied the whole morning
in argument of the motion to admit Daniel H.
Wells, one of the party arrested Saturday on a
charge of murder, to bail. Chief Justice Nc
Kean said, "Although before this motion was
argued L was we'll aware that both in Great
Britain and the United States, prisoners under
Indictment for murder, are rarely If ever ad-
mitted to bail, still was willing to be conyinc-
ed, if it was right in this case to disregard the
almost universal rule, indeed / was anxious to
be convinced that it would be right to do so.-
Nay, more; have sought to satisfy myself that
it would be right and proper to say that as the
defendant Wells is mayor of the city and The
head of the police,a and that as Camp Douglass
where prisoners are net bailed out, usually
kept while awaiting trial, is some miles dis
tant from the City Hall and the Mayors resi-
dence. Itwould be practically impossible fol
the defendant while in that camp to attend to
any of his official duties and he coul(
not be held responsible for the quiet and goot
order of the city 1 therefore will admit the
| prisoner to bail in $4,000 with the sufficient
| securities"
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nson,estic Markets.


NEW YORK, Get. 3O.-Beeves advanced "a 1c;
prime scarce with sales at 81 9 12sc. Receipts fol
the week 6072; Sheep and Lambs unchanged; Sheer
better: sales Of live At 80 a 90 y cwt; 81 as &c
for dressed % ib; receipts 1900.
NEW YORK Oct 90 -Eyening.- in fair de,
mapd at T. advance; sales 297O taesi Middlng up
State 10 az 81 round hoop Ohio 80 a. I so; Yves.
tern 8 10 CT 70; Southern I 20 g 9 80. Wheat If
Spring at az tg 81; Amber State 65; White dc
u; Winter Red Western SO q 81; White Mich.
lga aod 50 g 70 cS a Mixed u s sae
Pork more active and less firm at IL 80. Lard un.
settled at 81 @ 1o!c Butter steady. Whskey lower
Mucoyado 81 lcs refining s. Gefiee s'e dalI
Rio at IL q zoe. AIolasses dull. Naval Stores
Spirits Tuyr IT quiet at gu g ESQ., Rosn firm
refined 2Sc. TaoW steady at 81 a 9sc.
steam, q 7-lGd; do per sail, @ 5-16d Wheat, pel
steam, I0d; do per sail, cd.
CINoINNATI, Oct. 3O-Provisions in light demand
holders firm. Green Mests-shoulders &c, hams 81
seller November. Whiskey steady at DOC.
ST. LOUIS, Get. s0.-Flour unchanged, Wheat in
fair demand and inspected higher; No. 3 red IS a
So; No: 4Ste1 so. Corn ana Dat. unchanged
Pork quiet at 1275 q IS CO. Bacon firm; shoulders
nc; clear rio des &c; clear s'des sic. LAID un
changed.
TOLEDO, Oct. So -Four unchanged. Wheat de-
cIined 1 a &c; Amber Michigan AZ a 49,; No
Red at 4O1 % Al: No. do at So "a 95I; No
~ legoSteu OoIu stuu utcIlneu 1 q
&c; High Mixed 54lc; new do 54c; low Mixed sac
White 563.. Cats dull and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 3O.-Flonr nominal Wbea
lower; No. at 243; No.2 at 214 q %. Dat
steady; No. 2 at 20sc. Corn quiet; new Nixed soc
Rye lower; No Gle. Barley steady; No. 2 Sprin,
at 564c,
Receipts-600o bbls -four, 10000 bush wheat
Shipments-l6, 600 bbls. flour, 1872 900 bush. wheat
CHARLESTON, Oct so.--Cottcn steady; Mlddlinl
uplands 17ic
SAVANNAH, Oct. 30.-Cotton and in good de
mand Miodhng uplands at 17sc.
MOBILE, Oct 30.-Cotton firm; Middlng ulland
1Sc.
uplands 1Sc.
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hEhcA DOuth&S.
Seventeen statues of life-size, figures OF the
APOSTLES and saints, for the r. 9. Cathedral on
Cumberland street, arrived here last week and
will be placed in position in the church. Stat.
ues OF Peter, Paul, Joseph and Patrick and the
Virs n Mary already ornament the interior Of
his splendid edifce.
The busiest place in town yesterday was the
Treasurer's office. 1t was crowded all day with
people anxious to pay away their money. To-
day lie the last opportunity for tax payers to
avail themselves of the five per cent discount.
A quantity of clothing, contributed by sever
al families, was forwarded by express yester-
day from No. Pine street to Chicago.
We are requested to call attention to the ad-
vertisement of child for adoption.
The Cumberland County Bible Society have
employed Henry B. Smith to canvass Port
lana and furnish Bibles free to families desti-
tute and unable to purchase.
A public Peace Festival at the City Hall,
similar TO those the past month held in New
Haven, Boston and Providence, is proposed to
be held at an early day.
A coon supper will be served at Putnam Hall
tomorrow evening. See the advertisement.
DR.. c. f. Pudor is said to ba very sick from
heart disease.
The Ladies Relief Association sent seven
boxes of clothing to Michigan and Wisconsin
yesterday. They concluded their labors yes
terday, and we hope to print the report of their
d9ings tomorrow.
A rehearsal Of the A ncient Harmony Socie-
ty will take place at Sons Of Temperance Hall !,
Congress street, this evening.
Doe hundred and fifty course tickets. were
sold last week at Gorham and Saccarappa to
the NJ L. A. Lectures. A special train leaves
for Gorham after each entertainment.
The West End Boat Club have completed
arrangements for one of their grand assemblies
on the 10th of November, in Fluent Hall.
We understand that there is movement
among the wstchmakers and jewellers in the
city to close their stores every evening at Z
o'clock, excepting Saturday evenings.
Anna Dickinson's Lecture on Labor Reform
is regarded as her best effort. Our readers viii
have the opportunity to hear her in the Arm,
s. Navy course the 14tn of December.
II the weather should be pleasant tomorrow
we expect Mrs. Fowle's millinery establish
me ot, Elm street, will be thronged. 1t is said
she has all the latest novelties in round hats.
bonnets, &C., to be found in this or any other
market.
See advertisement of r. r. York's store at
Yarmouth Falls.
The Portland Auxiliary of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist
Episcopal church will hold public meeting
this tuesday, afternoon at Chestnut street
vestry at 8 o'clock Rev. Mr.. Hawnaburgf
win address the meeting.
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FOR
Hem Days Only.
No. 3 Free Sd, Block.
PORTLAND

Thanking the people of Portland for the very liberal
patronage and confidence we have received from
them, and feeling assured that our reputation for
first class Piano is firmly established in this
City, we propose to bring about 2O twenty of these
instruments. Embracing every variety OF style and
finish. Making it the largest variety of elegant
Pianos ever shown in Portland. =.
These Pianos are first class instruments in every
respect every part being made well as money and
hands can make them. In many points of internal
construction together with design and elegance OF
of case we claim a superiority.
We employ NO Agents,
And shall offer the Pianos at a fair living profit
above cost of NJ anuiacture.
Every Piano is fully warrented tor III term of five
years.
Weinvite all 10 visit our rooms tie opening ant
Judge for themselves
To Parties desirlous OF obtaining really fine Fan,
at moderate cost, this exhibition and sale will at
ford that opportunity seldom offered.
We shall allow a fair price for old Pianos.in ex-
change.
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Superior Court.

OCTOBER CIVIL TERM, GODDARD j. PRESIDING.
MoNDAY-William q. Twomby VS.. Edwin s.
Shaw, appellant This was suit to recover $40, for
the rent of pianotorre, which was obtained by de-
feudant's son, minor. but charged to the father
The piano was used in defendants house, but de-
tendant refused to pay for it, claiming that he had
not ratified in any way his sons contract Thejudg-
ment of the Municipal Court was for plaintiff, and
the Superior Court decided in the same way.
Strout g. Gage. NJ. Frank.
John Sullivan ct. ux. VS.. Honora O'Brion. Action
ofslander. Judgment for plaintiff for ore cent
damages and one-quarter costs.
Hopkins. Ha ;kel.
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Our New Pianos Sold on easy
Monthly Instalments if desired,

We refer below to seversl parties in Portland who
have purchased these Pianos and thoroughly test
ed them one, two and three years; who will now
frankly testify that they proving to be in every
respect, all that could be desired in Piano. Hold
ing their natural goodness of tone PERFECTLY The
actions working with the same nicely as when
new and standing in tune remarkably well. Sever
al of the Pianos sold at our exhibition last Noyem-
Der have not been tuned yet, being nearly year.
and are in excellent order now.)
The fact that we have sold large rumble
to the best citizens OF Portland in SO short time
show best their merits aud excellence.
Among those that have purchased these Planes
ares
samne! Waterlouse, Clothing Dealer, rs
carlton st.
VIM H. Waldron. No 5 Oak ST j, Firm !. w
True q Co. =
VIM H. Stephenson, State 81.
Geo, HI. knight, Wholesale Druggist. State
M. G. Palmer, Dealer i'm Boots & shoes.
Oxfo, d 81. -
John e. Palmer, Wholesale raiIiiner, Win
ter 1t.
Mrs ID. Choate, Park st.
J. @. Baker, Commission Merchant Win
ter st.
Mrs Hall !. Little, 40 High ST.
ID. t. Chase, Cnmber land st.
Il. Martin. Firm Martin. Pencil g. Co r
u.
L. -. Wn'crhousc. Firm Martin Penncl &
Co.'s Cedar ST.
Frank Il. Pray, ustom House, Carlton 81
Il. P. Brooks, Firm of o M a. 4 r.. Cum
beflaud st.
| VIM. *. Rhodes. Manu,fr Steam FIeatcrs.
| Congress st.
| A. TX. Shatuucfk. Franklin st.
Frunhlin Tnkey. Builder, North Il.
ID. :. Jones, Mail As'f Il X Il North ST.
ISAIAH Randall, Builder. WaserviIIe ST.
salnl III. Giihey, " Spring st.
Heury Sargent, Atlantic 81.
| Mrs. a.. Butler,
y. w. Stiiphen, Carriage Maker, Oxford ~.
Thomas Randall, Foreman ST Portlm nd
Co.'s Works, India st,
| @. *. Bridges, Builder, North.sf.
Joseph Hexelton, SaccaraPpa.
WIN. III. Sargent, Collector Gust on,s, Cas-.
| tine. t.l
John " Dresser, NEauu'fr Cordase, Cha.
/ tue.
| We shall also offer with these Pianos large va
| rety OF elegant Piano covers
| Also several second hand Pianos, which 0 Lave
| already taken in exchange.
| G. T.. GOrElaAaR 81 Co.
1 0ai
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supreme Judicial Court.

BEFORE JUDGE TAPLEK.
MoNpAY-Gerara A. Hossack ct. ux. VS.. Inhabi-
tants of Cape Elizabeth. Action to recover compen-
saon Tor personal injuries received by Mrs. Hossack
by reason of detect in the highway in the town Of
Cape Elizabeth. Ad damnum $1,000. On trial.
Carleton. Howard s. Cleaves.
j. & E. M. Rand.
Emma II. Haley VS.. Daniel t. Haley. Libel for
divorce; cause adultery. Divorce decreed.
A. A. Strout
Mary E. Lattime vs.. Aids NJ. Lattme. Libel for
divorce; cause, drunkenness and deserton. DiGorce
decreed.
A. A. Strout.