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The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02
METEOKO ILLOGICAL.
ReDOrf from the Siyuni Im..


WASHINGTON, Aug. 1-730 p. M-The bar
0meter has varied but little at the Pacific and
Rocky Mountain stations since Monday L. NJ
Ii remains low IA ON Lake Huron to Mississp.
pi and westward. Rain or threatening wealth
er has prevailed to-day on the coast OF Texas,
well as from Missouri to Wisconsin. Barome-
ter has risen from Pennsylvania northward
aud eastward. The temperature has risen
slightly in the interior, but elsewhere is not
materially changed except at few isolated
points. Cloudy and threatening weather is re :
ported this afternoon from Key West aud the
Northwest, and from North Carolina TO New
jersey as also in Northern Ohio Rain has
been reported since Monday from Virginia to
Massachusetts, and local rains from Michigan
To Minnesota.
Probabilitiss-The low barometer viii proha-
bly, continue in Iowa Tuesday and local storms
are probable to-day from Missouri northward
similar storms OF large Dimensions are proba-
bly, extending from Virginia and Ohio north
eastward No important general change in the
weather is indicated for "Wednesday.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02

The Hop ON BOARD TUE u. s. SHIP Con.
sTELLATIoS.-Ihe officers of TIE practice ships
Constellation and Saratoga and the midship-
men cadets ON board the vessels. In recoeni
tion Of the courteses extended TO them during
their stay in port rendered TO their entertainers
at City Hall last Saturday afternoon, and
their ladies the Inequalities Of the flagship
yesterday afternoon. The weather was not
propitious for festivities on ship-board, the
harbor being enveloped almost continually
with heavy, unpenetrable fog, which chilled
and dampened everything exposed to it, but in
dog-days there is no foretelling atmospheric
changes an hour IN advance. And yet there
was no dminution either in the anticipation
or realization of the pleasures OF the day; for
soon alter noon the landing place was made
gay with clusters of brilliant women and their
gallant cavaliers waiting their places in the
fleet of boats sent to bring them on board the
ship. Fortunately the fog lifted at the time
and the sun shone cut clearly to make the
scene upon the water as the boats pulled down
the harbor remarkably gay and bright. The
quarterback of the ship was enclosed with an
awning, inside of which colors and flags of all
nations were draped and festooned with admir-
able taste, and sunbursts shields and military
emblems, formed of guns, cutlasses and pistols
were grouped here and there, transforming the
deck OF the great ship into an elegant ball.
room;the various colors frightening the beauty
OF the ladies and contrasting finely with the
many-hued costumes
Portland did not furnish all the beautiful
women at this festival. Augusta, Bath, Ban
gor, Portsmouth and Philadelphia sent some of
their most charming bellies to grace the occa-
sion; and certainly brighter galaxy of female
beauty was never formed in the Forest City.-
Among the distinguished gentlemen present
from abroad, besides the officers of the vessels,
were Admiral Decantur, Lieut.. Commander
W. b. Gushing, the brave officer who blew up
the rebel ram Albemarle in the Roanoke river
In October, 1864, and Commander A. *.
benham, Lighthouse Inspector All these
gentemen were accompanied by their wives
Ahe smooth white deck made splendid dane
lhg-noor, and from one o'clock till long after
the appointed hour for breaking up (6 O'Clock
the ship presented scene of revelry and en-
Joyment. Raymond's Quadrille Band furnished
excellent music; and though the order proyid-
ed Tor fourteen dances, the number was enlarg-
ed by the Interpolation of impromptu. gallons.
waltzes and redowas. The berth deck was
transformed into banquet hall, where tables
were laid, ornamented lavishly with flowers
ana loaded with the most tempting yiands that
could be procured. With all these surround
ings ani the efforts of the gentlemen connected
with the vessels added nothing less than an ex
ceedingly happy afternoon could be spent, and
the recollection Of the event will linger long No
doubt in the memories of the young ladies and
their polite hosts.
Iii expected that the ship will sail some.
time this forenoon.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02

SUDDEN DEATH.-We are sorry to hear Of
the sudden death of Mrs. Oliver H. Davis YES
/ terday, at the residence OF her son-in-law, H.
L. Sturdirant, on Stetson Court Mrs Davis
was on visit there several weeks ago and as
taken ill, and for long time was under the
physicians care. She had so far recovered as
10 be able to leave her room, and was looking
forward to an early return home. Early Tues
day morning she was taken suddenly i'll again,
and her husband went for the physician, but
before he returned she had passed away. Tht
cause of her sudden decease is said to be con
geston of the lungs. Mrs. Davis was a woman
of many estimable traits, good wife and ten
der, judicious mother. The many friends O
the family will deeply sympathize with thu
bereaved husband and children in the hour o
their terrible affection.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02

The BIoAMY CAsE.-Last week we publish
ed statement made by Miss Duthie in rela
ton to the bgamy case in which Mr.. John p.
Quincy is the deiendent. There is another
SIDE TO the case, which will be made apparent,
II 1t ever comes to trial, in which Mr.. Quincy
says II will be shown that the statement made
oy MISS D. is tissue Of falsehoods. Until
tna' time, as MIR. G.. does not wish to intrude
nus s'ofy upon the public, he only asks for 9
suspension OF opinion until all the facts are
KNOWN ana the character of Miss Duthie i,
placed in proper light
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02
ny TELEGRAPH
H o r Ell n ;.

TO THE DAILY PRESS

colo GERHANX.
Elections im AIsacc and Lorraine
STRAsBoURG VIA BERLIN, Aug In only
lev places in Alsace and Lorraine have the
municipal electiona been declared void in con-
sequence OF dissertations from voting The
ffench party were successful at Metz and the
liberals and inoderates elected their tickets in
GREAT BRITAIN.
he Royal Visitors
DUBLIN, Aug. 1.-The Prince of Wales pre
sided at the banquet of the Agricultural So
ciety tonight On presenting toast to the
queen and Royal family His Royal Higbness
expressed the hope that the Queen would soon
visit Ireland, and defended bis brothers from
the charges of uselessness. Prince Arthur re-
sponded to the toast. He protested his lasting
interest in Ireand's welfare. which be declar-
ed was engraved on his heart, and predicted
prosperous future.
DOMINION OF CANADA.
The Treaty.
HALIFAX, Aug. 1.-Gov. Robinson of Prince
Edwards Island, in reply to memorial OF the
opposition members who prayed Tor a special
session to consider the Washington Treaty,
says: A special session is unne cessary; that an
arrangement has been made between the gov
ernments of Great Britain and the United
States TO have the treaty to go into operation
at once.
SOUTH AMERICA.
VeaezueIa Revolution. 80
OAhAooAs, GUY Inc revo'uloI nsl cou-
is nrenaring 70 attaoI, ti'onn hitch schoon.r
had sncceedad in iani;nn a oarro ot arms for
line ravn,ntion;a.s hhaS, ~
Pulgar favors Guseman and is giving him ma.
terlal support. The archbishop of Caracas,
who was bauished. has been permitted to re.
turn. The government of Caracas has pro.
hibted the shipments of arms 10 Venezuela.
-.
ST. THOMAS J,lr 90 O. p;,,. ;, -.
ducino reforms intnS ":I, 10y, nie Is intro
denarfments of tho oovn wv, anu IN, niiiitary
ment of tho 49, -, 'no sJsG.nis s, me arna-
in the forts increased, and the nolioe system
improved. tl.I.lIII
Riet.
PORTo Rico .Julv o. riot o,ourraa =,
the capital on the 25sh inst dnring the nov.
torrance of some music in the snnara Tho
negroes threw stones at fine suId;ars VIC +ha,o
drew their sabres and charged. killing two ne
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02
Supreme Judicial Cour..

TUESDAY. arguments in the case OF Miller
hbellant, VS.. Miller, were completed this morning.
a A. Strout. Joseph Baker.
L. B. bennett.
j. F. Miller.
Granville G. Tyler ct al. vs. Samuel Bruce ct al
Argued.
Strout q Gage. Joseph Baker.
State VS.. Oliver A. Goold. Argued. This case is
one OF Indictment for libel by the publication of a
malicious and injurious article in newspaper and
motion for new trial on the following ground /:
First, that under the 4th section of Art 1 OF the
Constitution OF the State. the jury has the law and
the facts Second that facts subsequent to the pub
lcaton of the publication of the libel are proper for
the jury TO rebuff the presumption OF notice.
Reed, Attorney General. JF. Miller.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02
SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF CArARNH

SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF Catarrhal
CoSsUMPTIoN.-statement of Mr.. j. H. Far
rell, 101 Middle street, have suffered from
Nasal Catarrh ior the past ten years-have tried
all the issued remedies known to the medical
profession with but little benefit. My disease
having assumed the form of Catarrhl Con-
sumption, found myself gradually growing
weaker with bad cough and shortpess OF
breath, a constant dropping of matter from my
mead TO the throat, and poisoning my relish for
1000 as well as my whole system. In this con-
dition applied to DIR. Leland. After three
weeks oil Atmospheric Treatment, am able to
breath freely, my head feels clear, relish nv
food, have gained in flesh and strength, and in
fact have not felt so well for years-consider l
am saved from premature grave.
If you want to get relief from Catarrh O,
Lung tronbles you will obtain it, if any where
under the Atmospheric Treatment.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02

A LONDON dispatch rays there is crossing
nneashess In the public mind over the fact
Tn the cholera has ragged for two years ia
Russia. The terrible scourge has not passed
the frontier, and close wat, has been ipst-
'u'eo 10 prevent It's progress. Apprehension
eA'sts' as the pestlience was not advanced up
on Germany by the usual route, lest it may
come by way of the sea, and the government
has prescribed regulations to be enforced upon
an shlps coming from Bait ports. There have
the route OF emigrants from Northern Germa-
ny to America.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02

BREAKING AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS after
noon officers Rounds aud Libby arrested two
young men named Hussey and shor ruhs
were offering bright and clear POSTAGE starons
at the stores on Middle street at The r.,o =,
three cent stamps for half cent each The
were locked up, and subsequently, one of tn,
firm of j. & e. M. Rand, attorneys at law
stated that their Office had been broken int,
and 81 Is in stamps taken away. The stamp
taken from the men were identified.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02
Emitted States Circuit C.u,,

ehfohE JUDGES CLIFFORD AND sHEpLEY,
Tue pAY.-John Q Seaman, az sgnee in bank.
rup.cy' Oh onadoourn & Novel;, in equity vs.. Thos
H. ooe ct al Ihis was bill in equity to set aside
mortgage given by bankrupts to defendants, and
alleged 10 have been made to prefer creditors in fraud
OF the bankrupt act. The case comes from the Dis
trlct Court where decree was entered in favor of
plaintiffs. Judge Clifford delivered opinion at
hrmng the decree Of the District Court with costs.
j. g. e. NJ sRand. A. A. Strout.
Wentworth Killam libeant VS.. schooner Fri Obed
Il. Boyce ct ais. appellants. This was libel for
damages to the brig FL. 7. Giliat, by collision with
defendants schooner of this port on the 9th Of
september, 1862 The judgment of the District
Court awarding So s54 80 to lbelIants was affirmed
with costs. Judge Clifford delivering the opinion of
the Court
a. A.orout. Il. b. Reed.
Bradburys.
The Court adjourned to 10 o'clock this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02

LONDON, Aug. Ill A. M.-Consols opened al 93s
tor money and account.
American securites-U. s. 5-20s, 1862, 90; do 1868
old, 922; do 1867, 92; U. S. 10-4Os o. 80
liverpool, Aug. Ill A. M-Cotton QUIET sales
lo,OOo 3sles; mdding uplands SD; do Orleans 9ld.
Corn Bis Pork 5Os. Lard 4sBs. '2'
LIVERPOOL, Aug. IL BOP. M.-Coiton ou;at 7,
Is now Thought the sales will not exceed 5000 bales
Inc shipments OF Cotton from Bombay to the sisi
w. ~ See last report have teen $4,000 bales Wheat
us 6d per Genital Tor California WI tie: los m lbs Al
or new hed Western Spring. Receipts of wheat fol-
sniee uays were 2 1000 quarters, OF which 40, OOO
quarters are American. Corn sos 81 " quarter Pc
50s 6d " quarter Tor Canadian. Proeisons-Pork
4ss Y 20 Dbl ior line Western prime mess; Beef s5s
LONDON, Au51-5P. M.-Consos closed at e3a q
w tor money and account.
American securtes-U. 5-20s, 1862, 93s; do 1865,
| old, 92s; do 1867, 92; do 10-4O's 80.
| LIVERPOOL, Aug 10 T: M-Cotton closed quiet
and unchanged; gales 5000 bales.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02

SUMMER SToRY.-A very curious phe-
nonenon was witnessed on Lake Winnipiseo-
gee Sunday afternoon at about half past two
by two men who were anchored off Rattle
snake Island in small boat. There was
scarcely breath of air string and tue surface
of the lake was unmoved by even a ripple,
when the centre of the lake appeared to sink
down and Immediately following were three
large waves, the largest over five feet high, for
a moment Threatening destruction OF the boat.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02

Special Dispatch by Western Union Line.
.~.. Miracle on the X euuebec.

| Special Dispatch by Western Union Lne.1
a Miracle on The Kennebec.
| e WAFEBvILLE, Aug. 14.-The Trustees of
Colby University, to day, adopted without a
dissenting vote, the following resolution offered
b Rev DIR. Smaller:
Resolved-Thnt the advantages the courses
of study in the University be opened to young
women on the same terms as to young men.
WINsLow
Drowned.
LEWISTON, Aug. 1.-Emmery w. Sonnet, of
Bailey Island, was knocked overheard in that
harbor from schooner VIM. H. Warren, Mon
day, and drowned He was % years Of age.
Dea,h from Falling Down Stairs.
LEWISTON, Aug. 1.-Wble Mrs. Clarrissa
Waterman of Auburn, was visiting at Sabat-
tus, last week, she fell down stairs, receiving
SO severe injuries as to cause her death Satur-
day.
Run Over md Killed.
NORWAY, Aug. 1-Davs Robbins, a work.
man on the Grand Trunk railway was run over
oy an engine and instantly killed this morning
az brya1ts Pond. He was about 80 years of
aye ana leaves wife and two children.
Fine ship.
BELFAST, Aug 1.-The shin Nancy Pepdle-
aon sixteen hundred tons, was safely launched
~ M - ciock this forenoon, from the yard of
henry MeGiv"ry
Marine Accident.
d AUCKLAND, Aug. 1.-Schooner George w.
PPaldw'n, mayer, Of South Thomastowp from
hockIahd Tor Danvers with a CARGO of lime
grounded at the mouth of The Mo- y, , Inc
Inns morning, aud sprung a leak ami fiilad
Inc cargo Will be a total loss but Tho ,assoi
can probably be raised ''SSei
Visitors.
The Commissioners and Architect for tho
new Government State House were here vas.
terday aud visited the quarries of the Div ia.
land, Bodwell and Hurricane island oranite
companys. They left last evening for Rock.
port Mass, to visit the quarres at that place.
Aceidenf--N Man lK ilIed.
RooKLAND, Aug 1.-Three contiguous wood
carriage factory of VIM. Adams, Jones's lum-
Der office, and Thompsons fish market which
were being raised to the new grade of the street
fell at IL o'clock distance of eight or ten feet
and are completely wrecked A gang of men
were at work under the building at the time of
the accident but all except ore escaped without
serious injury Ode workman named Reed.
who was under the middle of the buildings
when they fell is missing and is supposed to be |
buried under the wreck. At two o'clock this
afternoon large force at work upon the ruins |
of the building which fell this morning. dis
covered the body of the missing workman. |
Robert Reed. He was found doubled up and |
crushed under the fallen timbers and must have |
been instantly killed while attempting to es- |
cape. Reed was about 30 years of age and /
leaves wife and one child
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02

MARINE DIsAsTER.-Seh. Sarah, Morton
OF WaldobOro, from New York Tor waldoboro,
with 1000 bushels of corn ON board, got inside
OF Trundy's Rect ia the fog of Monday night
The captain anchored in eight fathoms of wa
Ter, but at II o'clock the schooner drifted upon
the reef aud went TO pieces. The crew took
10 the boat and were picked up by steamer
New England, from Eastport and brought to
this port yesterday morning. The Sarah was
GO tons burden, and owned by A. j. Bird Of
Rockland
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02

The Boston ADVERTISER in the course nj
long article on Railroads aud Clam .bakes'
takes occasion to say that the Portland, Rut-
| land, Oswego and Chicago railroad is in the
caterpillar state aud when only chrysalis. it
was simply the Portland and Rutland railroad
and when full grown butterfly il may stretch
to the Pacific, perhaps to China and Japan. 1t
then gives the history of the two movements in
Portland to secure railroad communication
with the Great West, notes the success of the
Portland and Ogdensburg and the evident lack
of success of the Portland and Rutland which
has not, as the Advertiser says, lifted shovel
full OF earth. When it despairs of securing
funds by the ordinary way as the Portland and
Rutland, il then assumed the caterpillar state
extended Its name and became the p II. o. c.
X. X. Co., and proposed to make the country
partner IN the scheme. The Advertiser sees
Job OF gigantic proportions in every line OF the
bill presented by Senator Hamlin. After a
considerable pleasantly at the expense of the
managers, the Advertiser expresses the wish
that the road may be built aud is not blind TO
the advantages Portland possesses and reioices
as heartily as she can at every successful effort
she makes TO get trade"
For this last expression we are thankful, for
1t is certainly very comforting.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES,

The attention Of the public is called to the
large selected stock of Fancy Groceries at
Wilson & Cos. Tea Store, IS Federal street
where can be found a variety of articles toe
numerous to mention. Parties and Excursion
lists will do well TO call and examine quality
with price before purchasing elsewhere. A
word to the wise is sufficient
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02
AUCTION SALES.
Household Furniture at Auc,,oa.

IN Thnrsdav, Aug 81, at ten A M. wa chan -,
~ IhS furniture IN House No 10 North at cnnsist'
ing ing o, fat'"r SUIT ~ Green ltep and W MAJ.
Top iaoie oru-s els Gatpes, Mirrors, Engravine
ParIor cotl stove, Wh1t-Not, Hat Tree Pair 4
chamber Set Spring Bed, Feather Beds, Husk aI
6A95is'or mattresses, lnnam Carpets, Curtains
Chairs, Open Stove, Extension Table, Crockery. =.
and Silver Plated Ware, Model Cook Stove No :
together with the entire Kitchen Furniture .
r. D. BAILEY a. CO., Auctr'.
j. 25dtd
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02
NEW Or X.
Weights and Measures.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The Eighth University
Convention met here to-day. President Ber.
nard Of Columbia College read an able paper
10 favor OF metric system of weights and meas
nres, which was briefly discussed by Professor
Charles Davis, Samuel B. Ruggles and Prof
Haugh in opposition to any change
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02
uuicipaI Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-Luke Foley and Patrick Kelley for
intoxcation and disturbance, were fined s. and half
costs each.
John Callahan, for the same offence, was fined So,
and costs. Committed Tor non- payment.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02
FRATRIBUS


ETHAN IN CINERIBUS CARTS
QUORUM NOMINA MIRA INClSA STUNT
QUIQUE IN BELLO CIVIL
FRO REIPUBLICAE INTEGRITATE CECIDERUNT
HANG TABULAM
POSUERUNT ALUMNI.
The cost of the monument was little more
than $1,000, contributed in small sums by the
graduates. Great credit is due to Prot. Ham
len for his untirlng efforts to obtain the neces-
sary funds, and also for urging upon the COM
mittee the adoption of this Particular design.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Among the distinguished visitors in town we
notice Governor Perham and family, Elk Gov
Coburn, Hon. Gardner Colby of Boston, Rev.
y. B. Stearns, d. d.. of Newton, Rev. G. w.
Boswerth, ID. D., and Rev. Il. w. Child, ID. ID.
of Mass, and Hon. j. II. Drummond of Port.
and. WrSs,ow
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02
f. y. BAILEY a. CO. Auc,ione.,..
Furniture, Carpets, &c
AT AUCTION.

AT SALESROOM, IS Exchange St.,
saturday, August 9Th, at 10 O'Clock A. W..
we snail sell general assortment Of Furntu e,
carpets Bedding, Crockery Ware, Silver Plated
ware Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Aug1
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02
Boston Stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board, Aug 1.


A PALE COMPLEXION denotes blood destitute
OF vitality, and in proportion as the blood cor
puscles change from red to white or transpa-
rent so will the patient become weaker. This
retrogression is effectually checked by FELL
Lows COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYpopHosPHITEs,
the blood made healthy, and the various func-
tons OF the body renewed by its use.
ivO1 Il
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02
CONN ECTICUT.

New HAVEN, Aug. IAN unknown man
was found in field in West Haven this morn
ing, with bis throat cut and his mouth filled
with rags. He was murdered last night The
whole thing is mystery. Tho man Is thought
TO he from New Britain
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02

BEWARE OF TOOTH PoIsoNs vended under
the name of dentrifces. Adopt and adhere to
the only preparation that really preserves the
teeth, and hardens the gums, fragrant Sozo-
DON'T. Its effects on decaying teeth are mar
velous. MSw
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02

MRS MANCHESTER will be obliged to pro-
long her stay in Portland till August 9Th, in
order to attend to some cases of cancers IN the
fbraof
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02

FRUIT JARS at Land & Co.'S. Milville Al.
mospheric and Mason Porcelain Cup.
ivoQd1ur
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02

Money continues very easy and abundant at t0 3
per cent. Sterling Exchange steady at ITO a 1lO5
STOCKS improved slowly during the day and at the
close some OF the speculative shares, including Vest
ern Union, Lake Shore and North Western, especial
" the latter, exhibited considerable strength North
western was made scarce by the clique, aud l. 32 "a
lie was paid tor its use until Tomorrow Several
prominent bulls appeared ON the market again to-
day and apparently intend to inaugurae an advance
in prices.
Stocks: "
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02

Now IS THE TIME to put up your Jeliies
j. f. Land s. Co., corner Exchange and Fed.
eral Streets have just the best Jelly Tumbler'
out, with or without metal caps. jy29J2w
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02

John Morrilps friends will find him at
Smiths 100 Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02
Destr0bte Suburban PrOper-
ty tor Sale.

m license HG obtained rom the Hon. John Water
pnblc arrtion An III r,roeate Court shall sell at
Sold on the remises the Homestead nlaee beloTg-
ing 10 Anna Deake, late OF CaJ e Elizabstb decass
ed, ana situated at the Point in sail Cane E1sbeth
containing about six acres OF ue tillage LAND " n,
the buildings thereon the said property bsino ahut
23-4 miles from the city buildings in Portland az
presents fine view OF Portland and the entrance ~
its Harbor which eonnot be surpassed.
CHAS. DEAKE, Administrator
Also at same time and place, lot OF land of about
Is acres adjoining land OF ii II Day, Esq, on the CoI-
tage road about three miles rom Portland
Also a lot OF land running from Cottage road to iha
sea containing about acres.
Also a lot Of land OF about acre, on road leading
to Cape Cottage, adjoining residence OF Mr.. Daniel
Pillsbury, about ii miles from Portland.
Also a lot OF land OF about 1-2 acres, adjoining
land of John b. Woodbury. and Lucy Talbot about
LIZ mile from Ferry Village.
jyl7-M a. W4w CHARLES DE AXE.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02

EXCELLENCE is not always combined with
magnitude. The AMERICAN House, Boston
possesses this happy blending, being one of the
best hotels in the country, ae well as the larg-
est iu New England.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-02
R- X. HUNT,
Commission Merchant aad Auobionssr

No. SIG Congress St, will sell every evening
~ large assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods
Goods viii be sold during the day in lots 10 sut
purchasers at wholesale prices. Cash advanced on "A
descriptions Of goods. COnsig aments not limite,L
February n, 1868 dit