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II OR EIGN


/ LIE NEW ARMY.
| PARIS, March 15.-The Dew project of law
framed by the government for the reoroapiza
| ZION and control Of the army has been made
| public.
All Frenchmen are to serve compuIsorv fora
years IN tne regulars aud subsequently SINH
lar time In reserve. The law has Yet TO re.
| ceive the sanction Of the national assembly.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
The situation of Montmartre is without as.
pect OF a threatening nature. The authorities
however, are determined upon enforcing obedi.
ence to their require There will in con-
sequence be crisis 10 morrow, which is the
last day allowed for malcOnients to return TO
their duty. Discussions prevail among The la
surgents. The journals continue to spur the
government to the work of crushing the ms ur-
rectiOn.
The report that pestilence had made its ap-
pearance at Versailles is authOritative1y con-
tradicted
Favro has returned from Feuiers The re.
suit OF his mission to protest against the con-
known.
Arrangements are being made for French
representation in the exhibition of 1871 at Lon
don and f orence.
Prince Metternch to day presented creden-
ia. .,a's 10 liners as ambassador from Aus ria to
thr new government vi France and the Portu-
CUES m'nls'er waited upon the chief expcu,iva
and presented his credentials
Oenmafk and Sweden has recognized the
A cabinet council was held to.dar n,os,5o,
over by Theirs. p'es'ueu
Theirs has gone to Versailles to m,ka nro.
paratlons Tor the reception of the Assembly. as
the meetings of the Cabinet will hereafter be
held at Versailles. The Assembly have grant
ed 3,000,0 900 francs for the immediate expenses
of the government. 1t il estimated that CO.
900 GOO francs can be realized from the Crown
properly and by the abolition of donations.
All soldiers whose term of service has expired
have lett the city to-day for their homes Nc
MnhOn and Gen. COpnOr are in Paris.
Two mails leave daily for England.
The German Project at ROuen has prohibit
ed the publication of French official documents
by journals in his department on penalty of
suppression.
BERLIN, March 10 Bismarck has made
demand upon the gOvernm ent of ROunania for
an acknOw ledgment that it is bound to guaran
tee the bonds OF the Strasbourg railroad.
Inc Emperor is expected tomorrow. He
declines an official reception.
The Gar has sent a deputaton of distin-
guished officers of the Russian army to salute
the Emperor on his return They will be pre-
scented by field marshal Won Wrangel.
SEE THE CoNQUERlNG HERO COMES.
FRANKFORT, March 15.-The Emperor of
Germany, accompanied by the Grand Duke of
Hesse, reached this city tonight The entire
city is illuminated, flags flying and triumph
arches span the principal streets The excite
ment and joy of The people is unbounded. The
burgomaster presented an address of welcome
and cOngratuatiOn to the Emperor. At Saar-
bruck laurel wreath was presented to the
Emperor in the name of the Rhine provinces.
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, March 15-A0out noon TO day q
terrific gale came up from the southwest and
struck the nocthern portion OF the city, un-
roofing number of houses and doing consld,
cradle damage. Among the houses unrooied
are the Stanton block, Madison street, The
Bradley block, Baltimore street. aud Geo. NC
Clelan & Co. building, Front street.. A piece
OF flying timber struck man named Stevens,
proprietor OF lamber boat, injuring him
fatally. 1t is feared immense damage has been
done above here.
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LONDON, March 15-l1 30 A. M.-Consols 913 a
9lb tor money AM account.
American securties-U. S. 6-2Os 1862 90: do 1861
old. 91s; do 1867, 9Os; do 10-4s-, So Stocss~Erie
3Oi.
Middlmg upla.ds n q ~; do Orleans "a "a 7id
53s. a'' ~''
LONDON, March 15.-1.sO L. M-Copso,s Oh for
money aud account, ~ "
American seenrides-U. S. 5-20s 1862, 90; do 1865
3d. W; DO le67, ga; DO 10-4os sS4. stocks-Erie
32|. ~ 's''e"
LIVERPOOL, March $3.50 P. M.-Cotton active
P.danng 9piands "a; sales 900 bales. Common
Rosin Is sd. Spirits Turpentne 37s 81.
LONDON, March l5-4 80 P. M.-Tallow 43s 81 "a
Ais. Linseed Oil at G33 los. -
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THE Cry ENGINEERS DEPARTMENT.-We
are glad to learn that MIR. Goodwin, our new
Civil Engineer, has appointed as his first as
sistant MIR. VIM. S. Edwards, of this City,
which will crafty the many personal friends
of that gentleman, who appreciate his great
ability in his profession. Mr.. EDWARDS mas
been Tor twenty years engaged in the pursuit
Of his profession, in the employ of the city, ID
charge of important Government works on
our coast and river, and latterly upon the
Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad, and has
| everywhere performed his duties with skill and
fidelity. With an engineer so eminent as Mr.
Goodwin at the head of the department., and
MI Emery, promising young man on the
corps the City has a force of talent that en-
i sures the most fl Altering resnlts
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MASSAOH US EETS.

BOSTON, March 15.-The annual meeting of
the Grand Lodge of Independent Order of
Good Templars was held in this CITY to-day. -
George s. Ball. G. w. G. T., presided. The
report Of the G. w. Sec'y shows the present
membership OF the Order in Massachusetts, IT,
694 with 237 lodges. The progress during the
past year mas been highly encouraging. Jona-
than Orne, r. w. G. T., OF North America, was
present.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
The legislative committee Oh the constitu-
t'onal amendment 10 day gave hearing to
Mrs. q. D. Cheney, VIM. Lloyd Garrison, Lucy
Stone, Julia Ward HI we and Mrs. Daniels IN
favor of woman suffrage and Emma Lane
against it.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
John Mills of Marlboro, aged 26, accidentally
shot hims .lf dead to-day while hunting.
gravel train engine was thrown OIL the
track on the DuxbuIy aud Cohasset railroad
yesterday, killing Geo. Smith, brakeman
MUSCULAR CHRISTIANITY.
Rev. j. L. Hatch, whose arrest nd acquitta
for circulating tracts in the vicinity of fremont
Temple created excitement some days ago, was
Today forcibly elected from the rooms ct the
Young Mems Christian Association, ct which
ne Is member by the secretary and librarian
ne has entered complaint against the paruei
for assault
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BRUTAL AssAULT.-John Boyd of Eastport,
a soldier belonging to Fort Preble, was pass
ing through High street little pas, II o'clock
last night, when he was brutally assaulted by
Ansel Dyer, who was driving along in a
wagon, but who, on perceiving the soldier
leaped from his wagon and struck AID kicked
Boyd, injuring him internally. After Boyd
got away he met officer Hanson on CONNER
eial street, at the foot of High street and that
officer with officers Colby and Kimball arrest
ed two young men who were in company with
Dyer at the time of the assault on suspicion of
their being participants in the affair. Officers
are after Dyer, but he had not been arrested
up to one o'clock this morning.
Boyd was taben to the police station and DR..
Gevchell, the city physician, was called to at
tend him.
S.-Deputy Decelle and officer Hanson
arrested Dyer in bed in house in Cape Eliza
beth at 2 IL o'clock this morning. The ex-
tent of Boyd's injuries have not been ascer-
tanned but the indications are that they are
very serious.
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoED Drec-
tors meeting held on Tuesday, March IA, 1871,
the following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: Financial and Purchasing Agent
Joshua Nye. Watervlle; Treasurer-John S.
Cushing, Augusta; Asst. Treasurer-A. 7.
Thompson, do; Paymaster and Freight Ac-
countant-Fred E. Boothby, Waterville; Asst
uperintendant-Levi L. lincoln, Augusta;
Geceral Ticket Agent Joseph w. Clapp, do
General Freight Agent-Albion Hersey, do
Asst Freight Agent-Geo. S. Flood Water
vile; Master Mechanc-John w. Phlbrook,
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KAN SAS.
AANSAS.
OPERATIONS OLE A XIGII. NOE C0AIAIIrrEE

OPERATIONS OF A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
LEAvENwoRTH, March 15.-The Greenwood
county Vigilance Committee recently seized
eight men known to have been thieves, shot
three and hung five by the heels until dead
Three OF the men turned States evidence but
were hung notwithstanding. Geo. +. Wheit-
ner, an expert and hardened criminal, was ar
rested here on the 18Th and com mitted to await
requisitiOn from the Governor of Michigan.
The charge upon which he was arrested is that
of administering chOroform to man in his
room in Saginaw city, in that State, some time
since, and robbing him of $500 in drafts a
number of blank checks, $165 10 money and
gold watch and chain valued at $3.50.
The act passed by the Legislature making it
necessary to have the signature of the Execu-
tive attached to death warrant of a convict.
ed criminal before his execution did not be-
come law having failed for want CT the Gov
ernor's signature
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New Adveriisrnenis..To-Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
hunured Little GiIls Wanted. =. Mrs. Stevenson
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Bonds. -. H. M. Paysnn.
Goal. Randall, McAlhster & Co,
Ta'm~r's Patent Shirt Patterns,
for Sale. Steam Engine.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Gold Watch Eases IL. A. Brown & Co.
For Sale. Millinery Establishment.
To Let. Photograph Rooms.
Millinery Store ior sale. -. Taylor q %.
Boarding. House for sale. TIA, lOr q Co.
Grocery Store for Sale :. Tay lor q Co.
Bar Room for Sale. Taylor q Co.
Wanted. :. Vest and Pant Makers.
For Ellsworth IN j. Miller.
Farm Tor Sale. :. E. R. Staples.
Clothing, &c. -. Arthur Noble.
Straw Sewers Wanted h ilman, Mellen o. GO.
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AUCTION SALES.
Large Stock Of taple Dry and Fam
nu Gnnhc of Annffnus

COMMENCING on TUESDAY. March 7th, at 10
" O'Clock, NJ. and continuing every day al 10 4
NJ and "a P M. until sold, the large and valuable
) ock and Fixtures, in
Store Corner Congress and Brown S6.s
occupied by Il. e LITTLE. The stock consists Of
large line of Cloaks ard CIoakngs, Shawls OF all
grades, Dress Goois in VARIETY. LII en- Goods Wool
en- Gooos, Fancy Goods. in fact all goods usually
The stock Is all fresh aud will be sold In l,ts to
suit purchasers.
Inc Fixtures, consisting of Furnace, Show Cases.
Desks aims. Chains Stools, Cloak Forms, safe
large French plate Mirrsr, &c., will pc included n
feb2std Fl. o. BAILEY & CO., Auchoueers.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

ANOIHEK CUAL STRIKE.
MAHoNAY CITY, March 15-The no liners oil
the Oltu region, out Of sympathy for
those OF the anthracite, have resolved to sus-
pend work in a Jew days. The bitumipou
coal fields through Chenango Valley employ
10000. The Lehigh Valley railroad md other
roads are now using bitituminuus coal and
should these mines suspend the railroads will
be deprived of their supply.
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THE WEATHER.
SYNOPSIS OF THE WEATHER REPORT FOR THE
PAST "a HOURS

o1NOI S1S OF The wEAIHEK KEPURT FUR THE
PAST "a HOURS
WASHINGTON. March 16-1 30 P. M.-Tbe
lowest barometer, which was Tuesday night
west of the Mississippi has remained nearly
stationary. Its influence has extended from
the Cult coast to Lake Ontario. The pressure
is now raDidly recovering on the Gulf and
neatly stationary on the L. kes and Atlantic
coast, with clearer weather in the former
region. Cloudy and rainy weather prevail on
the Lakes and East Atlantic The winds,
which were Tuesday night high on the upper
Lakes, have entirely abated during the DAY.
The Temperature remains sepsbly unchanged.
Probabilities-Fair weather Is indicated for
the South Atlantic and Gulf on Thursday and
cloudy weather for the East Atlantic and
Lakes, with fresh winds.
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PROF. DEMONS LECTURES The third
course of lectures Ly Prof. Denton were closed
last evening, and we but speak the opinion of
the audiences assembled, when we say that the
lectures have greatly pleased them. The pro-
fessor, while very progressive in his views has
in the main at least, fully satisfied his auditors.
Prof Denton will lecture in the City Hall on
Sunday afternoon and evening of the Goth inst
on two very interesting topics.
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PERSONS having sewing machines to be re-
paired would do well to give Mr. Hobbs call
at No. II Market Square, over Gilson's Apoth-
ecary His work and prices give general sat
isfacton. If
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60 Nj M Il ESC1AL.

fseceipss by Kailroads and Steamboat.
PORTLAND & x ENNEBEC kAILRoAD-2c cars pota-
toes. do woo 17G Ddls paper 50 bhls apples tubs
butter, IL obs BEANS 81 bales goo1s II cases do,
cars oil Goth, Ill pkgs mdse, 81 freight for Bes
ton,
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BOSTON-15 bags
oys ers so bbls. pork, 10 KEGS soda, So boxes chees
100 do oranges, 20 bds paper, 10 bags rye, AZ Jars
snuff, coils p,pe hid hams, 30 boxes curtain fix
tues, 70 colts cordage, IA bars iron sate 60 casks
nails bales cassia % cases sewing machines, IL do
yellow metal 10 bbls vipegars1 organ 20 firkins OF
butter, horses wagon, 100 pigs TO order tor Cam
ada and up country % bbls aium, 80 bills paper,
horse: sewing machines, i6 bdls leather, 80 bags
soda, "a bales cotton, 81 pcs machinery, Wagon, "a
bbls phosphate OF lime, % casks nails, 100 pkes to
order.
STEAMER FRANCONIA FROM NEW YORK; bales
burlaps, 16 rags. 10 do sheets, do broom corn
100 green sailed hides 1000 DRY no. 70 rolls leather
% do carpeng, 16 sets wheels, 1893 bags ivory nuts
1856 do seed 20 do coffee, 10 do rice 3S pates iron %
bds do % 90 springs. u do paper bangings, So do
railroad chairs 20 do paper, IA do enameled CLOTH
431 chests tea 700 half do do 80 boxes cheese 100
raisns 80 do soap, 20 do starch 81 do tobacco % do
hardware, IL cases fancy goods, 70 do drugs. do
mats. 16 do tin II casks white lead do SKINS %
tobacco 20 bbs paris white 10 do sugar. 10 do split
peas ~ do lamp black, 10 do sulphur, casks china,
10 do sal Soda 50 kegs white lea furnace and caul
dion, Ia row, pianos, 180 pks sunGries.
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PEOPLES CONCERT. "A very fine prog, ANNA
is to be offered at the last of the "peop,e,s
Coneerts," to take place next Monday even
ing. The performance will consist of the
Haydn Society, Arion Club, Mrs. Wetherbee,
Mrs. Norcross and Messrs. Monroe, Thurston,
Haskell and Shaw. The selections for the
evening will consist of "The Heavens are
Telling" from the Creation;" Billetter's
s.Ave Maria;" the "Ipflammatus" from "Sta-
bat Mater" Schuberl's chorus "The Lord is
my Shepherd" sung SO we'll on former COCA
sion by IT, Rossini Club-and Kotzchmar's
"Barcarole" by the Haydns; "The Young
Musicians" composed by Kiicken, and "The
Lords Own Day" of Kreutzer's by the Ari-
ons; Mornings "Slumber Soft" by male
Quartette; trio from civilian Tell" by Mum
roe, Haskell and Shaw; solo by Thurstou
ana one BY MIS-. WetLerbee; Storch's ''Sere-
maze from the Chickering collection by Mrs.
Noreross and male quintette, and trio from
o.e VI verdrs operas by Mrs Wetherbee and
Messrs Thurston and Shaw.
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BANGOR. March 15.-The election in Ward
2. held to day, to fill vacancy in the Board
OF Aldermen and two in the Common Coun-
Gil, resulted in The choice of Charles Haywoo
Republican, for Alderman, ard Isaac Strick-
Councilmen. There was no contest, a com
promise having been made by which the above
ticket was thrown by both parties.
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To further introduce our new sa1 cord ma
chine thread we shall for one week sell it IN
one doz lots; colored at 8 cts spool, white at
etc. spool. This thread is unsurpassed by
any. CoGIA HAssAN, 129 Middle ST.
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LADIES wishing to have nice IStitching and
Trimming done will not fail to call at Mrs.
Honbs's sewing machine rooms, No u Market
Square. The work is superior mar16-tf
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r. A. P. f. D.-A special meeting of tn.
Relief Association of the Portland Fire De-
p,1tpept was held last evening. Mr. George
Wallace of No 1 was elected a Trustee to fill
a vacancy.
Mr.. Fox, from the Committee for that pur-
nose reported several an endments to the by
laws which were adopted.
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THE PI11ZSS.
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY

rvOur advertising patrons are requested 10 send
in their copy as early an the day as possible. Ad-
vertisements to appear Monday morning should oe
sent in Saturday, mot Sunday.)
~Free Religious Notices must be sent in No
early as Friday noon.
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WHITMoRE & CLARK's MINsTRELs.- This
company gave very pleasing entertainment
at the Music Hall last evening. There are
several very fine voices belonging to the troupe.
Charlie Austin was very laughable in his
great character, "Biddy Mccarthy" Master
Johnny is host in himself, as was proved by
his "Pheast of Phun." Thomas Williams threw
cannon balls round with perfect looseness, and
performed extraordinary feats with the Chi
nese Revolving Pillar; Armstrong played a
flute solo pleasingly; and the Armstrong Bros
displayed their abilities as cloggists. The au-
dience expressed their satisfaction by re.
peated applause.
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Superior Court.

GODD ARD, j., PRESIDING.
WEpNEspAY.-Maria F. Day VS.. City of Portland.
Action to recover compensation for injuries alleged
to have been sustained by reason of defect in the
sidewalk on High street, in this city. The alleged
defect consisted In an undue accumulation of ice
upon carriage way which crosses the sidewalk.
Damages claimed 5000. Defence that sidewalk was
not detective. Verdict for defendants.
IngIaham.
Bradburys. Symonds & Libby.
This being the last case in which trial by Jury
Is claimed, the jury were excused from further at
tendance until the first Tuesday of April. Justice
trials will be commenced Thursday morning.
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One of the best evidences of the civilization
of people Is the manner in which they dress;
and in visiting country in which we are I'M
acquainted, we Judge as much of the mental
requirements of its people by their Dress as
from any other habit.
1t IS within the power of every one to dress
neatly, as it is also their duty. Any gentle
man in want of perfect fitting shirt should
call at j. o. Kaler's, 130 Middle St., who makes
their manufacture speciality, and is bound to
give perfect satisfaction in this regard. He is
also agent for patterns which he will sell to
those wishing to have their goods made up
elsewhere. Another branch of his business is
the manufacture of neck-ties, and he makes
everything that can be thought of in this line
and can sell them cheaper than they can be
manu- cactured in Boston or New York. See
his advertisement In another column
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DIS.
FIRE-FOUR MEN KILLED

FIRE-EOUR KILLED.
CHICAGO, March 15.-Six stores were burn
edi in st. Charles by an iucendary fire last
night
The fire works mandatory at Jefferson, H.,
was blown up this morning. Four men were
severely injured.
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MAYOR AINGsBURY did the right thing in
re appointing City Marshal Clark and his de D.
uties, Messrs. Sterling and Decelle, for another
year. All parties, we think, approve the stem.
for these gentlemen have proved themselves
faithful and efficient.
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EXECUTORS sale of Real Estate.
DURSUANC to a license from he Judge OF Pro-
L bate tor the County of Cumberland, shall sell
at public auction, on the premises, on MON
DAY, the twenty seventh day OF March, 1871, at.
three o'clock +. NJ. the dive Hing house aud lot M.
80 Chestnut street, PoItlaLd said premises belong
ing to the estate OF Edward Robinson. deceq sed.
Terms Cash. Vim. n. JERKS Executor
F. o. BAILEY & Co., Auctiopeers.
Portland. February 20. 1871. 1awaw M2O q mr6
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NEW HAMPSRIRE.
WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.

WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON,
SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, March 10 -ObservatOn taken at7P. NJ
Barometer 1908; change plus 20; thei momete
II; change plus IL; relative humidity II
wind 5. W.; velocity II miles per hour. Jus
a ..; sunrise there were four distinct coucen
.rlc coio.ed circles around the sun, 1t ha
been remarkably clear. Northward MANI =
the mountains could be seen far into Canado
DEMOCRATIC QUALIFICATIONS.
PORTSMOUTH. March 15-DanieI A. bill, o
ton department at the Kttery Navy Yard.
The Democrats in this city had a grand ioili
hcation this evening, a torchlisht procession
great bonfire on Market square, &c. Tb,
procession was not large, but decidedly pro
nounced in character, having numerous ban
Ders with various devices of Pike Piked" an,
spike up Salt River" Sc There was also th
old Democratic ship labelled 1855, which the
have not had chance to use since. There wer
two cornet bands, drums, fish horns, bag pipe
and more fireworks than have been let off her
for years and few illuninatious. Albert w
Hatch was marshal, with Frank Jones, T. ii
OdiOn, VIM. w. Thayer and others for aids
There were many people present from tb
neigEboring towns Bells we're rung in Mort
Hampton and other towns.
LATER RETURNS.
The statement from Concord that Marcy
elected Senator in this district is incorrect
There is no choice, and Marcy will probab
lack nearly 100 votes OF an election. Neithe
is it regarded as altogether certain that Sma!
is defeated for Congress or Marston for Coun
cillor IN this district. Small runs far ahead Q
Pike in this city, and the defeat of both Con
gressmen and Councillor is reckoned from til
Governor vote only.
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NEW YORK, March Is Evening.-Gold very dull
and steady all day at 11i4 llla closing at the lat
Goverom.nts closed stronger, currency 8 having
recovered from he depression Of early in The day.
working their bonds was due to chea ing by ms dc
parties. The following the closing quotations Tor
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
QUIET RESTORED IN THE TROUBLESOME RE-

GIONS.
CHARLESTON, March ia conference of
leading citizeus with Governor Scott, yester-
day On the subject distur Dances in Chester and
York counties. had a most satisfactory result
The Gov. has withdrawn tue State arms from
the negro militia and perfect quiet now rel gns
in both counties
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DURSUANr to a license from the Judge OF Pro-
l. bate. shall sell az pubic auction. on SATUR-
DAY. the eigh ecu day oil March, A. d 1o7t, a: -
O'Clock noon, at the auction room of T. . Bailey s.
Co., all the inter, st OF the estate of y. ~. Mar
re deceased, in he following property:
1-1G Sch Anne Freeman.
Ii 8 l.. X. Dresser,
1-'6 " ToOkata.
1.S " Old Chad.
Lie 4" Kate McCintock.
1-8 George W. Pierce.
1-8 Z" U. NJ. Marreu.
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MONEY conrnues easy al 4 20 par cent. Rumos
prevailed the street to-day hat lookup OF aliOn
was iu progress, though nothing d, finie has been
ascertalned. St0r ing Exchange at 1893 a 1.us.
The Stock market was strong at Tie close with a
general iml rovement Lake Shore led the railway
list an upward turn, and sold at 99a. Among
misce laneou, stock Canton the tlyor,te and bid
up 10 49,. The following are the closing Quotatoos
Westei o Union Telegraph Go. observation-disclosures. ST.