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The Portland daily press., 1871-09-05

Recent Publications.

Charles Reade's a Terrible Temptation has
now been issued from the press of Harper &
Brothers in permanent form, uniform with
the edition of his other works published BY the
same house. The rivalry among publishers
and the number of editions of this book that
have already appeared attest it's great popular
ity. But the fact that while everybody reads
it nearly all judicious persons condemn it as
satisfactory assurance that the public taste is
not hOpelessly debauched. The nude drama
drew large crowd. for time, but the voice
of the public conscience has already been
heard, and it is now an absurd fact that the
the popularity of immodest scenic representa-
lions is waning. So it will probably be with
Reade and his works, though he may bully
good many of his critics into unwilling silence
by calling them "prnrent prudes" and other
hard names. aAta-a- 50 ah
The author of John Haitian, Gentleman, who
is no longer known as Miss Muloch but as Mrs.
eraik, seems to be devoting herself exclusively
of late to the writing Of Juveniles. Her latest
work is a little book called The Cousin from In
dia. Like its predecessors it is charm ami
vindicates the good judgment of the author in
devotng herself to juvenile literature. Pub
lisned by Harper q Brothers.
A most useful book is Longs Art, Its Laos
and the Reasons for Them, published by Lee &
Shepard. 1t is in the nature of a text book.
sufficiently elementary. on the principles of
good taste as shown in works OF art. 1t not
only speaks of the rules that are commonly
adopted but of their reasons, beginning with
curiously absurd theory of the origin of
our notions Of personal beauty. Ignoring
the later revelations of science, and
pushing aside not only Darwin but
the much more moderate Agassiz, the au-
thor holds that our first parents were created
physically perfect, and that the standard Of
beauty which is real substantial entity and
not a mere matter OF individual judgment, is
found in their forms. This would do us little
good, but Mr.. Long holds the still more extrav-
agant theory that the Greek sculptors, in the
Venus de Medici and Apollo Bevidere, repro
duced the primal pair exactly, and that we
still have the standard of absolute physical
perfection in those remarkable works of art
But after this singular beginning the student
who wishes to acquaint himself in general
way with the principles Of art will find much
| rational discourse on invention, design, COM
position, ctiaro -oscuro, color, the old masters,
sculpture and architecture No popular
work that we are acquainted with gives tue
same kind of information. Published BY Lee
& Shepard, Boston. For sale by Loring
Short & Harmon. VA
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-05
Gity Affairs

The regular monthly meeting of the Board
of Mayor and Aldermen was held last evening.
Permission was given to George b. Gordon
to erect and keep bowling alley in his stable
on Silver street.
The petition of the Cumberland Air Power
Co. tor PERMISSION to use the tide power al
Tukey's bridge Tor the purpose OF COMPRISING
air do ID motive power, to lie distributed to con-
sumers ID the city at d rate not exceeding that
PAID Tor steam, the same to be used under the
direction OF the City Government was referred
to joint special committee, composed OF
Messrs. Senter, SlmontOn and Winship Oh the
part OF this Board.
The bond oi Samuel E. Spring, as Commls
sioner OF the Atlantic & ST. Lawrence Sink
ing Fund, ($10000) was received ard accepted,
to remove one story building from Center to
Cotton street.
The petition of Oliver G. Waterman, of Dan
Vile, iof permission to purchase burial lot in
Evergreen Cemetery, now owned by Joshua
L. Emery, was refused. =
An order Was passed authorizing the laying
of a concrete sidewalk on the corner of Green
Leaf and Madison streets.
The petitions OF G. d. Themes ct ais, for
change In the location of a lamp post on New
bury street, near Garden Lane, and of citizens
of Cumberland street Tor a lamp post at the en-
trance OF Cumberland Terrace, were referred.
Alderman Corey referred to the irregular
manner ia which the street are lighted at times
when moon is Indicated by the calendar, and
some discussion followed in regard to the terms
OF the contract, but the matter took no shape.
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THE entire stock of e. x. Lemont on Prebe
ST., consisting of fine Carriages &C.. will be
be sold at auction to day at II O. clock, by f. o
Bailey & Co. 555a-. e
Also at P. E. the same firm will sell the
valuable lot of land on corner of Centre and
Pleasant sts., see auction column, H.
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BROADWAY Fall style silk hats at Maher s.
Co.'s, opp Post office. rra sep2d1w IS
GERMAN CoLoGNEs all sizes and prices, at
Whitfiorss {
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IHE APPROACHING FAIR.-The programme
OF the fair and horse show to be held in this
city on the 26th, 9th, 2Sth and 18th of this
month"; by the Cumberland County Agricul-
'urai Society, the Portland Horticultural So
cie'y and the Presumpscot Park Association
jo'ntIy'i Is published. The Agricultural Socie-
W oliers liberal premiums for town teams.
~oiAing oxen oxen for draft steers. feeding
oa'',e' pu'is' cows, heifers and calves, farm
stock, sheep and swine, fowls, grain and yeoe-
tables, boots shoes and leather, miscellaneous
% man butter and cheese, carriages and
farm carts manufactured in the eoun,rr rvaas
iron and steel manufactures, blows VA "oou'
ing. pio"-
The Horticultural society offer nrem;u, g.
vegetables, apples, pears, grapes. nlants IA "a
flowers, cut flowers, honey, sugar and bread.
The Presumpscot Park Association ha,o
charge of the horse shows and offer preminn,,
for breeding, draft, trotting, matched and FAM
ly horses.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-05
WAS HINGTR ~
IAln~ Rzosan

- WASHINGTON. Sept 4.-Secretary Delano, as
Trustee for the Kickapoo Indians, has invested
in the new per cent loan about $4,000, re-
allied by the sale OF their lands 10 Kansas to
the Central Branch OF the Union Pacific Rail-
road Co.
. The Department of the Interior to-day re-
ceiyed a long letter from Vincent Colyer dated
IT G Laig, New Mexico, 22d ult.; messengers
from Cochise, the Apache chief, brought no
satisfactory news and the chances ,; OF bIingin
the messengers, Mr.. Treiello, returned to Can
ada. Alaamasa county, Aug 21st, without see
ing Cochse. He says he very unexpectedly
met Gen. Crook, who ordered him back and
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Weather RepOri-sept- 4-l2 r. N.

War Department Signal Service U. S. Army, Di-
vision OF kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
Commerce.
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DisHFma mel nj OF NahObaI ssuaFd,
PARIS, Sept 4,-The disarmament Of the Ma
uonal Guards in the cities of Southern France
VIII begin on the 18th. Troops have been con-
centrated in the South 10 such manner as t.
insure prompt obedience to the law. As soon
as the disarmament is completed the state of
siege will be raised
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refused to recognize his authority to 60 to Co
cbise camp, aud threw his letter down in dis
dain, saying, the superinte ndent OF Indian at
fairs of New Mexico nor any OF the Indian
agents had any authority to send parties to
Arizona. That his instructions authorized
him to capture any American or Mexican
found in his route. Treielo also says they at
tempted to arrest his Indians, but Lit Ross
knew Saco and interceded for him.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-05
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
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MAS H..


Inc bahE0r y Calais Railroad.
BANGOR, Sept. "A large and enthusiastic
meeting was held at the City Hall this evening
to take measures to have proper representa-
ton of this city at the meeting to be held at
Cherryfield on the 18th inst. in aid of the Eas-
tern Maine Railroad. Hon. S. H. Dale presid-
ed, with Capt. c. A. Boutelle, of the Wing, as
Secretary. Spirited remarks were made by
several gentlemen, and a committee of 100 was
apo nted to attend the meeting and represent
the interests of this city.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-05

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN,
Caucus. Falmouth. s. No. nv oJef
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
Promenade Concert. j.. City Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Girls Wanted. E. John f. Palmer.
Woolens. .Chadb0urn G. Kenal.
Trunks, &c. :. Duran g. johnson.
Gold Dust.
House tor Sale. j. A Tenney.
M. G. NJ. A. ...Stated Meeting.
For Sale. I'D. c. Pettengiil.
Notice. j. f. Hartley.
Wanted. -. JOurneman Hair Dresser.
Wanted. Man.
City OF Portland. Proposals. 80. Eben Corey.
$3.50 for Piano.
Wells Carbolic Tablets.
Agenis Wanted.
House to Rent. -. %. M. Nash.
Music Books. Oliver Ditson & Co,
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UTA III
GrixHnI


SALT LAKE CRY, Sept 4-John Allen was
before Judge Hawley to-day on charge of
killing VIM. Hutchipgs of Cartville, and com
mitted to await his trial. Judge Hawey has
issued warrants for the arrest OF Jno d. f.
McAllster and Elder Albert G. Rockw on
the charge of concealing from and refusing to
deliver to the U. s. Marshal Penitentiary
convict, sentenced to fifteen years imprson-
ment on charge of murder. The arrest was
made and the prisoners appeared before the
Judge. Their examination will be continued
till the 9th inst.
Accident.
~ Col. David e. Buell. a prominent mining op-
orator, has been badly injured by runaway
team.
Mining Matters.
The mining transactions to day amounted to
$1,000 Reports from the mining districts
are unusually encouraging Receipts of silver
amounted 20 $4,000 to day. There are reports
of new rich discoveries from all points.
Death of an Amy Omcer.
William M, Parry, Post Quartermaster at
Camp Douglass, died this afternoon of typhoid
fever.
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NIETEORO LOGICAL.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. A., 1 A. M.-The
barometer has fallen since Saturday night from
Nebraska to Lake Ontario and northwards,
and less so very generally south OF that region
and in the Atlantic coast. 1t is lowest yer
Lake Snnerior and low in the Gulf States The
temperature has risen slightly from the lower
lakes TO the Atlantic coast. Northeasterly
winds with cloudy weather and occasional rain
prevailed on the Cult, and southerly winds
with partially cloudy weather north of Missou-
ri. Threatening weather is now reported from
Minnesota. Reports from Wisconsin and Lake
Superior are not yet received. Clear or hazy
weather has elsewhere very generally prevail
ed with light winds.
Probrbilites-Southerly winds with threat
euipg weather and falling barometer will prob
ably extend from Minnesota to Lake Huron
fresh south winds from Lake Ontario to Mis-
souri,, and northeasterly winds on the Atlantic
coast and Cult without material change in the
weather. --
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PREsIDtNo..
MoNDAY.-Patrick Donahue VS.. Edward Hogan
Process of torcibe entry and detainer. Plea of gen
eral issue and brief statement frivolous and intend
ed for delay. Judgment for respondent. Notice in
sufficient.
Motley. Carleton.
Ray.
NOW entries Is; continuances 6; defaults IS.
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OHIO.
Counterfeiterr arrested n nd then Released
by a IN OBJ. s Dr.

by IN OBJ. s D..
CELINA. Sept. IA United State detective,
who has been in this district for some time
past, working up a counterfeit case, got into
the favor OF the ringleader of the gang and was
soon IN possession OF the names of the Others
and their manner of operating. Having OBJ
tanned this important information, the detec-
tive, whose name is Shaw, threw off his dis
guse and arrested the leader and put him in
irons. He afterwards arrested three other
members of The gang. While taking them to
pisonlShaw and his assistantswere set upon by
ansarmed mob of over 200, and two of his pris.
oners were rescued: the third was secured in
prison. The mob drove Shaw and the post
master, who it appears aided in effscting the
arrest OF the gang, out of the town, and then
surrounded the post-ofice building. threaten
ing TO destroy 1t II the other two prisoners were
not yet liberated from Jail. Shaw, the detec.
tive, has gone to Cincinnati to procure assis-
lance, ist
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mIsCELLANEoU. NOTICES.

THE entire stock of E. K. Lemont on Preble
st., consisting of fine Carriages &C.. will be
be sold at auction to day at II o clock, by F. Q
Bailey & Co. ,,5ss
Also at p. E the same firm will sell the
valuable lot of land on corner Of Centre and
Pleasant sts., see auction column. ~. a
MRS. MANcHEsrRR.-The we'll known and
big hly popular Cairvoyant Physician lis hav-
ing large run of practice at the Bridgten
House, Bridgton, aud will be obliged to re-
main till September 10th. She will then 90 to
Fryeburg, by request and remain ten DAYS, at
the Oxford House. ri1 ,....
HACKS, Barouche, Clarence, Coaches and the
great Barge Champion for depot work, wed
dings, show parties, also Buggies, Phaetons Sc
for private drivisg, to let at the City Hotel
Stables Green street, J. w. Robinson, Pro-
prietor.{ - t.B}15b0Ny aug2-eod1m
BERLIN HAT at Maher & Co.'s, opposite Post
Office sep2J1w
BROADWAY Fall style silk hats at Maher s.
Co.'s, OPP. Post-ofice sra sep2d1w o.
GERMAN CoLoGNEs all sizes and prices, at
Whittier's. lr.ia..
NEW French Goods, at Whittier's.
Fly SCREENS are at Lothrops, Exchange
street, for 80 cts. ........-.
BOYS CLOTHING Just received; large lot
all new. At j. Burleigh 8 Co.'S, 81 Middle
street
ENGLISH PERFUMES, fresh, sweet, delight
full, at Whittier's. .. 9GIsH =.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
FULL assortment of Paper Hangings
window Shades, Screens, ETC., for sale by Is
IySt DEvENs & Co., 10 Free ST..
TEETH IN RuINs.-Are sure drawback on
personal appearance and personal comfort.
Therefore, keep them in good repair with that
established antidote for all the diseases that as
sail them, fragrant Sozodont. M&W
TOILET articles in great variety-all new and
desirable at reasonable prices, at whittier's.
WASH and you Il be clean, if you use tn,
"DoLLAB REWARD SOAP" 10 'A-4'a
For sale by CHAs. McLAUeHLM g. Co.
Portland. .sM ~.
ICAN TESTIFY to the high therapeutlcal va
ue of FELLOWS CoMPouSD SYRUP OF HY
popBospHITEs, and consider it deserving OF at
tention by the profession generally.
AARON AWARD, M. d.
5ai Mayor of the City OF st. John
sep4th-d1w&w1t f'
RAILROAD CONTEMPORARY ADJOURNED
meeting of the Railroad Convention VIII o.
held at Ellsworth on Thursday, Sept IA. 1871
at 10 O'Clock A. M. All sections of the Stat
interested in railroad from the Penobscot t
the st. Croix are requested to send delegations
| H. HUME, Secretary.
GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedie
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are a success. If.
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh. If.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-05

AN HONEST BoY.-Yeserday Mr.. Francis
Loring of this city, lost his pocket book con-
tanning $74 and number of papers. He bad
just returned to his shop after long and vain
search for it, when Deputy Marshal Sterling
and boy about fifteen years old entered The
Marshal handed Mr.. Loring some papers and
asked him if he knew the ownership of them.
Nh. l.. at once claimed them as his own, where
upon the pocket book was restored to him. 1t
appears that the boy, whose name is John A.
Gallagher, picked up the pocket-book in front
OF the American House ON India street, and
took it at once to the police Office. AS no name
was in it, Mr. Sterling and the boy went out
to discover the owner by means OF the papers,
and the second call they made was upon the
owner. Mr.. Loring rewarded the boy for his
nouestv *
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U. >. Commi..i o ner,s Court.

WIN. Ii. CLIFFORD. ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER.
MONDAY Andrew Cushman OF Livermore, was
arraigned charged with keeping stallion for stock
purposes without a license. After hearing he was
DISCHARGED.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
Large Sale of army clothing aud
Equipage.

Large Sale of p rmy clothing aud
Equipage.
Deputy Quartermaster Generals Office
Philadelphia. Pa, August 10, 1871.
w III be sold at Public auction at sCHUYL-
w KILL ARSENAL. Phiade IL hia Pa com.
mencng on Tu ESDAY, Sept ~ 1s7i, at 10 O'clock
A. M, under the direction of Captain v. p. Van
Antwerp, Nj. 5. T., U. 5. Army. large quantity
new, unservlceable, and damaged clothing csmp
and garrison equpage, consisting in part of
IL 900 great coats,
5000 pairs drawers,
1000 shirts
1000 wool blankets,
1.G00 pairs trousers.
100000 pairs stockings,
500 pairs boots and shoes,
% no knapsacks,
20.751 haversacks,
100000 YARDS OF Grey Shifting Fiannell,
$1,000 yards, ga Sky Blue Kersey.
and various other articles. The terms OF sale will be
stated in the catalogues, which be obtained at
this office or at the Schuyikill Arsenal Phade mia
Pa. BY order of the Quartz master General.
STEWART VAN VLIET
Deputy Qusrtermaster General u s. ARMY
au215 deed 15t
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-05

We are requested by Gond uctor Goold to
state that Mahoney, who was put of the Grand
Trunk train on Friday, was put eff opposite
Falmouth station, for not having ticket
He was so drunk he dill not know anything,
and he was carefully removed from the train
and placed between the side track and the
fence, out of the way of all danger Mahoney
was mile distant from where he was left by
the Conductor, when he was struck by the
wood train. He had evidently walked that
distance, and then laid down in the in side OF
the track. No blame can therefore be attach
ed to ally person connected with the Grand
Trunk Train. Mahoney had bottle of whis-
ky In his pocket, which was broken when he
was removed from the train. When picked
up, after being struck, another bottle partly
filled was found upon him.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-05

sale of Valuable Real Estate at
Cane Elizabeth.
DY virtue OF license obtained from Hon John
IDA. Waterman, Judge of our Probate Court.in and
Tor Cumberland county, shall Sell at public auctiOn
on Friday, Sept Goth, at o'clock p m, on the prem
ses the following property, viz:
The Homestead place o. Am Deake, late OF Cape
Elizabeth cont aiming about six acres OF land, being
three miles from the city,.
CHARLES DEAKE, Admir-.
f. o. BAILEY g. co. Auctroneers.
Sold Tor account of Alonzo Wise.
aug 2s-sept A, IL, %.
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ARREST OF THIEF.-On Saturday COM
plant was made at the police station that
James Taylor, alias Cunningham, who had
been discharged from the Prebie House, where
he had been employed as waiter, had stolen
two watches from a man named Jones and a
third from another person, who boarded in the
house with him. Dispatches were sent East
and West, giving a description of the man.
AT Exeter man answering the description
sent was observed on board the cars, and when
he arrived in Boston an attempt was made to
arrest him. He elUded the vigilance of the
officers, but was afterwards arrested at the
North American Hotel in that city. In his
trunk were found some spoons and forks
marded "P H, chain, pipe and several otbel
articles, which had probably been stolen. Mar
shal Clark brought the man back to the city
last eve ming; also the fellow arrested in New
buryport for breaking and entering house Oh
Spring street
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-05
Domestic MARKETS..

NEW YORK, Sept. 4-Evening.-Cotton in moder
| 1875. Flouf-saes 5000 bbs.; State and Western
withou, change; State 80 q 80; round hoop Ohio
| s. a 6 70; Western S5 a 10; Southern so "a
90 Wheat a &c higher and in active demand for or
export; sales 62l 900 bush; No. Spring. "a q 36I
wnt r Red Western 40 g a. Corn is without
| change sales 1900 bush; Mixed Western 665 q
| 66,c Oats unchanged Ohio and Western at 43 a
SOC. Pork frmer; new mess 10 90; prime ,s25 q
Lard s steady at s. % f syt du fo Wes SaS
tres 93c. Rice is firm; Carolina 81 q SIC. Sugar is
firm; Porto Rico 1O4 q l02c; Muscovado SIG 93c;
a. TAG Naval StoreseSpiris Turpentine dull at 50t
a sic; Rosn steady at IS q 20 for strained Pc
troeum firm: crude l4c; refined at 243c Tallow is
Freig6ts 10 i Liverpool quiet Cotton I'd; Wheat 10
a 1Oid.
NEW YORK, Sept 4.-Cattle market.-Receipts
for the week s22i Cattle, sips Sheep and Lambs,
24.152 Swine. The market Tor Cattle has been dull
and firm all the week, demand being chiefly to bet
ter grades which last weeks prices were general
y obtained poorer qualities were difcnlt OF sale on
any terms. We quote: Poor 10 medium a 10c;
good 20 tat 10s q lie; choice III a l2e; average 1Oc
SSheepand Lambs We y dull owing to the large num-
per and poor quality Ct receipts ir to good sheep
"a DC; extra y q &c; Lambs a SIC. Swine-Live
easier at 81 q 81; dressed dull at 81 q TIC.
dGaIoAso, Sept 4.-Flour firm. Wheat active and
9so; No. mixed at 43Sc. Oats steady and in mod
craze s1 demand; No. at 29ic. Rye trmer; Mo- at
Wines steady at 50. Pork Lard, Meats and Hogs
uaee ea Live Hogs at rs IS. Cattle lower
~ 1 0z3 "a D W.
oo Receips-6OOO bbIs. -four 100 900 BUSH wheat ISL
wv bush. corn, ,00O bush. oats 900 BUSH rye
40: 900 bush. barley, 5000 hogs.
IS Shpmens-4Oc0 bbls. -four, 10000 BUSH wheat. |
l1o000 BUSH cOrn II 900 bush. GA s. 600 bush rye
o3,oOO bush. bailey 5000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Sept. Pork dull at 10 25. Lard is |
unchanged at Sc Bulk meats dull at Sc for should
ers .ides 5tc. Bacon quiet; clear sides u "a Re
Live Hogs dropping at 90 "a 80. Whiskey In good
demand at 9Oc.
TOLEDO, Sept. 4.-Flour firm. Wheat advanced
q &c; Amber Michigan 29t a 80; No. Red |
Wabash % q 29i No. 2 do 25j "a 26. Corn is |
steady and in moderate demand; high Mixed 5itc;
low do 50sc; no grade 44c. Oats higher; No. 1 at |
36tc; No. . at 34e; Michigan 35c.
CHARLESTON, Sept 4.-CottOn is Arm; Mlddling
uplands 18c.
SAVANNAH, Sept 4.-Cotton firm; Mi1dling up
lands 17ic
MOBILE, Sept. 4.-Cotton steady; Middling upands
1S4c.
NEW ORR Fans, Sept 4.-Cotton buoyant; low
Middlng TIC,
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-05

FATAL ACCIDENT afternoon
John Clark of Baldwin, aged 81 was knocked
down by the up freight train on the Portland
and Ogdensburs railroad near East Bald win
and soon died from his injuries. The engin-
eer saw him short distance ahead, walking
on the track. He sounded the whistle, when
the old man turned around and stood gazing
at the engine, like man bereft of his senses.
1t was impossible to check the train, and the
cowcatcher struck him, inflicting fatal inju-
ries. The man had been partially deranged at
times f.r.'--.. t.-t.t-.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-05

.Toa PRrNrINa.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. WIN. M. MARKS.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-05

ICAN TESTIFY to the high therapeutcal va
ue of FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HY-
popBospHITEs, and consider it deserving OF at
tention by the profession generally aita,tl1 {
AARON ALwARD, M. ID. !
a5 Mayor of the City of st. John.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-05

TEETH IN RUINs-Are sure drawback ON
personal appearance and personal comfort.
Therefore, keep them in good repair with that
established antidote for all the diseases that as
sail them, fragrant Sozodont. M&W
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-05

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 4-10.3O A. M.-Cotton opened
hrm; Middlng uplands 81 q 9sd sales estimated at
Is 900 bales.
LONDON, Sept. also A. M.-Copsols opened at
935 for money and account.
American securties-U. 5. 5-20s, 1862, 1884, do 1865
old. $50; do 1867, 92a; U. S. 10-40s 81.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 4-Evening.-United States
$40 bonds for 1852 closed at 81.
LONDON, Sept. 4-4.3O P. M-Consols closed at
93t for money and account.
American securites-U. S. 5-2Os 1862, s3s; do 1866,
old, $50; d. 1857, 9k3; U. S. 10 4O's 9Oa.
PARIS Sept 4.-kentes 57f SIC.
LIyERPooL, Sept. .4-43O P. M.-Cotton closed
nrm: Middling upands 81 q 93d; sales 10 900 bales
including 1000 tor export and speculation Bacon 32s
lid for Cumberland. Spirits Petroleum lid.