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The Portland daily press., 1871-02-22
RkANSAS.
THE POLITICAL TROUBLES

LITTLE Rock, Feb 21.-Oply seven Sena.
h LUIS were present again today, and the only
business transacted was a resolution instruct.
ing the secretary 10 notify Gov. CIavton and
Chief Justice Mcclure that articles of inn.
peachmeut would be presented against them
ny the House. The secretary performed the
duty, Grow. Clayton remarking that he will re-
ceive the notice, but not officially. In the
House bill was introduced to provide Tor the
coming vacancy in the effice of governor. 1t
authorizes the Legislature to order an election
III case OF vacancy. and il a vacancy occur
when the Legislature is not in session, the
Secretary of State is authorized to convene
that body. The bill was ordered to be printed
in week. A bill appointing a committee of
three to ascertain where the absent members
OF the Senate are and to report them to the
House and to their own families was de:
ciared out of order.
=, In the Supreme Court to-day a motion by
me counsel OF Lieut.. Gov. johnson for a trial
by Jury under the 18th amendment was over
ruled, after which the couIt adjourned until
Tomorrow, owing to the indisposition of jus.
tice Gregg. JOhnsOn's counsel will appeal Ia
the Supreme Court OF the United States. and
If ;he appeal is refused writ of error will be
preferred from the District Court.
President Grant telegraphs instructions to
the commander OF the United States troops at
Little Rock to keep troops on hand to suppress
aod quiet the factions if disturbances arise.
The troops are not to be used to aid any party
10 the contest between the Governor and Lieut.
Governor of the State. but only to preserve Or
der
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BOSTON, Feb. 22.-l Reported for the Press.,- Tho
tollowlng is list OF prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestc-..hio ana Pennsy wanna pick LOCK So 20
90 DO choice Xxx 53 q 55c; fine 81 "a k2c: medium
90 y pc; coarse 4s % SIC; Michigan extra AMI Xxx
sog &c; nne % q one; medium IS "a &c: COM
mon 20 ise other Western extra 4s a SOC; medl-
e In 70 20, y Que; common 45 q 46c pulled extra
~ g 42sc superfne ~ q 643c; No at rs a 4,Ic:
Iexas at 10 q Soc CauatIa cOubing Sc a SIC; Smyr.
ma washed ~ "a zoe, un washed 2 "a zoe; Bueno.
Ayres at 25 D 80; Cape of Good qvpe at 28 "a sjc:
Gillian at p q 26c Donskai q q 35c Mestiza pulled
so a sc. p"''@"
Remarkable market tor f,ece and pulled wool
has again been quite active, and when we cons,oer
our re tut ed stock ana small assortment 10 select
from the sales have been large Prices are gradually
teudng upward, paricularly Tor and medium
grades feec,, + which In many instances an od.
vance Of 1@2c tbhas been realized over last weeks
prices. There is no Michigan nov to be had good
conuiton under soc, and in some Instances 51le has
Deen realized during the week grades have become
s sc rce that most any reasonable price could he
OBTAINED ior desirable lot, say rom 81 TO 65c g h.
The balance OF LIT Of Ohio his been sold here tha
past week rom which some months ago the medium
Was selected at $780, The comblDg at 55c and Nv The
re1ectons brought 45c showing consider able differ
There has been very little done in fine feeces but
holders are more confident than ever that thew will
soon OBTAIN as high 60 for the best Xxx OHIO
and Pennsylvania Supplies ct f zee wool are dis
appearing rapidly. In New York and Philadelpbla
stocks also very much reduced and m ann
ers have now a smaller assortment to select from
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NEW RAMPsHIRE.
PORTSMOUTH ITEMS,

,o;n IS SoH, rep. -. -Ex-GoV, Cnalh9er
laln OF Maine. lectured before the Kittery Ly.
ceum last evening, and visited toe navy yard
To-Day where he was handsomely received and
enIertaIned by Ccmmandant Pennock
~; Inere will be no business at The yard or
Washingtnn's Birthday.
ine contributions for the White Rover suf
ierers now amount to almost $4,000, and dopa
tiens are coming in encouragngly from Boston
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Boston Bank Statement.
DOmeslic W arkelb.

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Cotton more active and
n,gner; sales s. ss1S bales; Midd.ng upands l52c
in isyo, Dolls asafe 81 and western dull and
Ohio 8 s5@ $780,; Southern e75 @s75. Western
SsO@7 Is: o W9e.t lower; sa'es a5,ooo bush. No.
Western $50 CO.; Corn dull; sales $1,000 bush.
| new mixed Western sS@S4c. Oats dun; Ohio and
western IS g 6Sac. PORK dull; new mess % 81; old
l35c. Butter 10 good demand Obo Is "a Csc; State
SEs1 Whisky ar@er; Western Tree CSC; Rice
ard &c; C' fee firm; Rio 1St q l6j. MoIasses mac
tive; New Orleans Sc q CSC Spiris TurLentine
strained. Petroleum dull crude i4lc: refined 9ai
Ial:ow steauy at 81 q &c.
Frei2hts 10 Liverpool dull. Cotton s 16d.
CAMBRIDGE, Feb 2l.-Catte Market.-Beef Cat
tie, receipts IA head; improvements this week is
10 the supply and quality; sales OF extra al Sill 10 "a
y co. frs quality SO 0OlU 30; second qualify IS o.
receipts 1884 head; the supply is a tre lighter
than last weeks but price. are to lower; Sales in
lots at 0o@s rs sach; extra 0o9G75 -
CHIcAGo. Feb 21~-FIour quiet at 525a6 25. Wheat
b0c. Oats quiet a. 4sQ4s4c Tor No ?. k,e steady:
NO. at 90c barley frmer vt 7sc. High Wines IS.
Ter at s6;. Mess Pork at q So Lard at 1q*@l2jc.
50. Cattle quiet al 4 w SD5 80.
oReceipls-2 ~ bbs. foui, 10000 bush. wheat, 81.
Soo Cusn corn Is 0eO BUSH oas. 100 BUSH rye, 5000
oo shp%enIs-2ooo bbs: flour, eooo BUSH wheat, 49,
O00 buSh COIN and 1000 hogs.
TOLEDO, O., Feb. 21.-Flour steady and in mod
crate demand; Corn shade higher; High Mixed
67c3; low 56sc Oats unchanged. Wheatjower; No,
Red Wabash SIS. "
CINCINNATI, Feb. 21.-Pork dull at % O002o 80.
Lard dull at 125Ol23c Bulk meats unset,IeG !:
shoulders &c clear rib 10tc; clear 81 lie. BIC
dull; shoulders Ole; clear sides n4@12c. WnisSey
steady at SIC.
uplands 14lc.
MOBILE. Feb. Election quiet; Mddling up
lands ar 14cl ~
SAVANNAH, Feb. Election steady Middling
uplands 141c.
CHARLEsroN, Feb 2l.-Cotton strong; Middling
uplands 14sc.
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co M M H RCIAL.

"eceipss by Railroads and atea DO q "a.
GRAND TRUNK RAyLw.v-1oo o.,.,.u,, oo~,
T Taeys 40 shocks, do stakes, no be.fls do
ccrn do LUMBER, 90 do snn apes do spts d
sh ments East, IL cars Hour, do s%na Uois u9nr
cIovss so seea 20 cars provisions do lard do
bbls apples,l45 pkgs sundIies >"'eS n''se' os
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosroN-s hill.
dye stuff casks oil, 40 bids WIRE, tx empty butes
irkins 40 bdls aper 2. empty beer barrels 80 LbIs
Kegs graoes, crates. 2cashs. l Dbl, boxes and /
MID crockery. "a coils cordage, 81 boxes oranges 40
80 bbls sugar bbs -four, 8 hhi~ moa..es, 42pie:es
lum Der, hmse, toll chest. IA bbs ale, 14O pks to
order For Canada and up country, 80 bb!s phos-
phate OF lime, pcs marble, 2O0 bales manila, IS
casks spikes, 20 bdls leather, 10 casks oil, lib
sheep skins, 80 bdls leather, hid mo4sses 1853 bdls
IRON, bales wool, do cotton, baskets champagne,
12J pigs to order.
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NE w YORK.

New YORK, Feb. 2l.-Ex Secretary Hugh
McCulloch, Benz. Moran, J. S. Morgan and
Russell Sturgis, telegraph from London their
consent to act as an American committee to
receive and distribute funds for the relief oil
the starvation in France The total amount
now collected in this city is $1O0,751.
The trial of the suit of the United States
against Weld & Co one of the largest import.
ing houses in this city. to recover $500 900, the
value of two cargoes of sugar fraudulently in
voiced at the custom house, was begun to-day
before Judge Blatchford.
Ninety students, the largest class for 10 years
graduated this evening from the medical de-
partment OF the New York University. Three
were from the West Indies, and one each from
Turkey SYRIA and SIAM
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CHICAGO ITEMS.

CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-The Fourth Presbyterian
cnurch in this city, just organized by the un-
ION OF the North and Westminster churches
mas elected Prof David Sewing pastor at an an
nual salary of $4,000
Andrew Ryan to day recovered $500 of &c..
Ou0 for which he sued the Chicago & North
western railroad for injusies received while
riding in a street car.
Henry B. Lewis has sued the Michigan Cen
trai railroad for $4,000 for non-delivery Of
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WEsTBRooK SEMINARY.-The examination
Of classes at Westbrook Seminary will occur
as follows:
WEDNESDAY, r. M.
topography, English, German, Algebra
23O-History OF England, Creek Lessons,
Anabasis.
SO-French, German, Reading.
THURSDAY, A. NJ.
9-Advanced Algebra, Cicero.
10-Besinning Latin, Geometry.
11-Book-keeping, Virgil.
Pm
1.30-Natural Philosophy, Advanced French
230-Latin Prose, Geometry, English Analy'
sis.
33O-Advanced Arithmetic, Roman History
Natural Theology.
FRIDAY, A. NJ.
9-Moral Science, Beginning Arithmetic.
10-Englsh Literature.
The public are invited to attend.
j. G. SNOW, Principal.
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The Atlantic & 1t. Lawrenc, Railroad
Randi

The Atlantic & 1t. Lawrenc, Railroad
BOnds.
The following is the arrangement made be-
tween the City Solicitor. J. W. Symonds, on
behalf of the city, and Mr.. Hickson and Mr.
Barnes on behalf of the Atlantic q st. Law
renee Railway Co.. for the payment OF the gold
premiums on the bonds and coupons OF the
latter company which was ratified by the board
OF Aldermen Monday evening:
Iha plan proposed contemplates the present
payment OF the interest in gold, by the rail-
road mpany, and the deduction of the whole
amount OF gold difference upon the principal
of the entire debt as paid by the city from the
payment made by the Sinking Fuud: giving
credit to the railroad company by endorsement mt
on its mortgage bonds, only for the balance of
the payments made by the Sinking Fund, re-
naming after such deduction.
At an interview with MIR. dickson and Mr..
Barnes since the communication to them OF
the passage of the order by your Board, it was
agreed to accept this proposition as the true
construction OF the obligation of the A. & st.
L. railroad to the city, and to act upon it as a
final basis of settlement.
The precise erms agreed upon in regard to
the interest are as follows:
AS soon as the exact amount, paid by the
city prior to February LIST, 1870, for the gold
difference upon the coupons OF the city bonds
issued in aid of that road. can be computed by
the City Treasurer, the railroad company is to
pay that amount to the CITY,
All such coupons outstanding on February
ist, 1871, are to be paid in gold, and are now
being paid in gold when presented, by the rail
road company. This disposes at once of the
gold difference upon the coupons On the lat
cay OF February, 1871. the Sinking Fund paid
inc sum OF about $264, 900 in currency upon the
principal of the debt due from the railroad
company to the city. From that sum, as soon
as the computation eau be made, the whole
amount paid by the city for the premium on
the principal of the debt is to be deducted and
the rem ainder will then be credited by indorse.
ment on the mortgage bonds of the railroad
company held by the city.
These computations cannot be m ade at once,
because some of the bonds are still outstand-
ing, having new err been presented for payment,
and it is impossible TO say where the gold pre-
MUM on them may be; but the delay thus
rendered Necessary to complete the details is
without danger to the city, because the city has
already received the payment from the Sink
ing Fund, and no Endorsement whatever is to
be made upon the mortgage bonds until it can
he made exact
While this plan gives the AtlaDtic & st.
Lawrence railroad company the full benefit of
the agreement of extension OF 1868, it at the
same time holds them TO their obligations I'M
der that contract and protects the city from
any possible loss by fuctuation in gold.
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MAesACHUSETTS,
BOSTON ITEMS.

BOSTON, Feb. N.-A movement has been in
augurated looking towards a union of all the
Catholic temperance societies in Massachusetts,
for better PRONUNCIATION of the temperance
cause.
The Transcript learns that through the in
strumentality of the National Bank Examin-
ers in this district several delinquencies in the
conduct of officers of Boston national banks
have been brought to light. The extent of the
Wisapplication of funds has not been exactly
ascertained, but it is confidently ascertained
the banks will not suffer loss except a loss Of
the services of unfaithfu officials.
The Boston French relief fund amounts to
$4,000
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CONNECTICUT.

ATTEMPT AT WHOLESALE POISONING.
HARTFORD, Feb 2l.-The families of e. r.
ra.ain aud Lester Dewey, Of East Windsor,
were polsoned on the 14.h by arsenic in pack
ages OF prize candy sent to Them by mail from
" ,nusor Locks by woman named Stiles, who
IS .G;SGugot to have Jealous spite towards the
Iamlhes poisoned. No deaths have resulted
lIon tne poisoning, though Mrs Dewey is in
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PENNSYLVANIA.
GIRL SHOT BY AN UNKNOWN AS

GIRL SHOT BY AN UNKNOWN ASSASSIN.
| PIrTsBCRG, Feb. 21.-Ada Earle, a servant
girl at the White House tavern at East Liber-
". was fatally shot 10 the side by an unknown
person to-day, who fired through the window.
Five arrests have been made but the girl de-
cllnes to give the name OF her person who shot
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AUCTION COLUMN.
Executors Sale. IF. O. Bailey d Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Lecture. Mrs. Livermore.
female Minstrels. Music Hall. .
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Notice. Caucus. :. Windham.
NEW ADvKRTIs EMENT COLUMN.
Girls Wanted. John e. Palmer.
SO Day WIN. A. Mansfield.
Propoaals tor Granite.
Civ OF Portland. H. l. RobinsOu.
Manhattan Ins. Co.. :. Dow, Coffin q Libby.
Dissolu len. .. Rand q Weston.
Flour, &c. .Chsse Bros.
Dress Goods, &c. .Cogia Hassan.
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LONDON, Feb. PA 3OP. M.-Conso,s closed at 90
for money and account.
American securities frm-U. s. b-2Os, 1862, 81 ;
do 1865 old, 904; do 1867 s94; do 10-4I s73 Stocks
steady; Erie 1884, Illinois Central 1907 Atlantic s.
Great Western 20.
Cloverse-d 56s GLOSS; Linseed Oil Bis; Refined
Petroleum 17@7td.
sLIvERPooL, Feb. 2l-evening.-Cotton frmer;
Middlng upla de 7i@7ac Sales 10000 bales; Tur-
pentiue 37s 6dG3Ss
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brighton, Cambridge and Medford Caiul,
Markets.

loPeciaI Dlspatcn Dy lntsrna sinnal Line i
at market this week:-lS79 Cattle, 1886 sheen and
Lam bs 1900 Swine; last week, ll6SCattle 69U5 Sbeen
and Lambs. 5000 Swine.
Last week:-l609 Cattle, 99i6 Sheep and Lambs.
1900 Swine.
PRICES -Beeves-Extra quality $11 so "a y 90 /:
hrst quality $1l % q $11 49, second gu .ty 10 0cl
~ 20; third quality So 90 q So poorest gra.es
OF coarse oxen, bulls &c., Sc % a SIS.
Brighton hides Sc; Brighton Tallow ga Gle !:
Country hides "A q &c; Country TaI,ow &c, Cal.
SEins IL (9 lsc fb.; Sheep and Lamb Skins 81 rs
q Is " skin.
Sheep and Lambs-The supply from the West was
large nearly all of which were bought by bu che "a
or taken at commission We quole sales of selec.
tons aud extra lots at 81 90 a S25: ordnary 50 10
"a 90 or from 81 to SIC " fb
Swlne-Nnne hu. Fat Hogs in the market Prices
from 81 10 SIC ~ fb.
15c. oaS'@' Poo'
Gat'le-There were 80 cattle from Maine.
Droves from Maine-Daniel Wells, 80.
Inc supply OF cattle in the mar. ct this week wac
tger than tor any one week for some time mast %
There were but lew from Maine P,ices wers tron
J to OF a cent lower than they were last W. Elk Tna
nest prices obtained that have beard of was 12c
Yfb. few OF the very best may have sod trfie
more Tue sheep tiaoe has been dull and a l,rge
portion OF them have been taken by butchers to kill
From the North the supply was large, and the tra'e
at Cambridge dull. We QuOe sales OF IA at &c yfb
AVERAGE weight 1914 TBS; 70 at &c. live weight, II
ll3c 81 at 10c 6 at lie II 10l 81 per cent shrink.
age. at 10c, IS cent. shrinkage II at 1lc 81 Der
cent shrinkage G at IL, light weight; II at 1Ic 49,
per csHt shhkage, 10 at 10c, So per cent shrnkage
IL at 12c, dresser weight.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-22

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
isfactiOn 0t
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VIRGINIA
DEFEAT OF A PET RAILROAD SCH

OF A PET KAILROAD eC1E111'
RICHMOND, Feb 21-The bill incorporating
the Washington & Richmond Railway Co.,
which would give the Pennsylvania Central
connection with the Southern roads, and
which passed the House yesterday, was defeat
ed in the Senate this evening, 10 to "a.
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RARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS. appothe-
cary store. One of the best stands in the city
the stock fresh; fixtures in good order. Will
be sold at bargain on easy terms. Apply TO
f. O. Bailey & Co., IS Exchange street.
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EXECUTORS SaIe.

WI ue OF license from the Judge of Probate
N 10. me EQUITY OF Cumberland. shall Sell at
raodc auction, at The office 4 f. o. Eailey Il Co.,
no ~ exchange s,reer. Portland, on THURSDAY,
fotio.ne Rights anu cred',s belonging to the e',ats
o. Edward Robin'on, late o. Port and decaasea viz
Snnorylnortgageinoess signed bvAIoert G Corlis md
dehriera Coilss tor S1I5 co; SIX promi sorv poies
signed by sad lbert G. cf ss f- SUM- o.: balance
on =. p Browns note OF ABOUT 1924 no, balance on
mortgage note signed by o. a. Hill and Mary A.
900; account v. j. B. Hudson Tor S2817.
WM Il. JERKS, Executor.
+. o. BAILEY 81 Co.. Aucfrs.
February %. 1871. fe22td
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CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD. j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-Margaret Wight ct al. VS.. Edward
Roach Action for deceit. Plaintiffs allege that in
Feb. 1868, the defendant fraudulently represented
to them that the homestead farm of Roach in Fall
mouth of the value OF two thousand dollars, and
was excellent far ming land, that it was in an excel
lent condition, and not at all out that it pro-
duced large crop Of hay, and OF the best quality
and that the buildings the farm were in good con-
diion and repair. and thereby induced the plaintiffs
to purchase the farm for $3.50. Whereas, in fact
the farm was not.worth $500, was poor and run
out. and unfit for farming purposes, which Roach
well knew.
The plaintiffs are negroes and the defendant an
Irishmap. Testimony tor plaintiffs all out.
j. D. Fessenden. ODonnell.
Webb. Bradbury.
Gentlemen of the Bar requested to attend at
the opening OF the Court this morning, at o'clock.
One hour will be devoted to the hearing of motions,
trustee disclosures, exceptions. &C., before the COM
ing in OF the jury.
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CITY AND VICINITY.

EV-our advertising patrons are requested to send
in their copy as earty an the day as possible. Al.
certisememts to appear Monday mornino sbou,d No
sent in Saturday. mo. Sunday
Free Religious Notices must be-sens in as
early as Friday nnon.
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRE6IDtN0.
TUDsDAY.-State vs.. Francis Cardiff and james
Cardiff. Search and seizure. Francis fined $50
and COSTS and James was discharged.
State vs.. Patrick Clary. Search and seizure. Res
ponient discharged.
Frank.
State VS.. Benjamin F. Larrabee. Common drunk
ard. Sent TO the county Jail for so days.
State vs.. Alfred Clark. Drunkenness and disturb.
ance. Ssnt to jail tor 80 days.
State VS.. Thomas Hone. Search and SEIZURE
Fined $50 and costs. Appealed.
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LOUISIANA.

A CARNIVAL IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 21.-The carnival passed
off quietly. Seventy-ive thousand strangers
are IN the city.
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The MINsTRELs.-POrtland Theatre was
filled with very large and respectable audi
ence last evening at the entertainment given
by Duprez & Benedct's Minstrels. The COM
pany numbers over fourteen performers, who
are undoubtedly masters of their art. The
programme was well selected and made up Of
many novelties, which seemed to be greatly
appreciated. The Rival Hotel Runners was
particular amusing, and all the songs were
we'll given. On the whole it was capital per
formapce
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Gold continued steady and dull all day at 11a01I14
an closed ar that figure the gross clearances having
heen S?5 OoO,00 Governments closed firm, Copsid.
sraD'e excite ment being developed among fnanci. Al
institutions III selecting public iuuds as an invest
ns; III !neir sur, lus FUNDS. The following are The
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Executors sale of Real Estate.

DURSUANr to a license from ,h. Id, =, D..
at n1blc a ,ne Souniy ofCumber aud, shall sell
DAY. the tW.ntv s.,, Cd The pemi.es, on NON
s On O'Clock = w. the dwelling house a,d 49, -
90 enesnut street, Po'taId. said premies ha,ono ~
hg 10 tue estate OF Edward Robo son ,laoa "e'ons-
Terms Cash. vm "A JEppiS e1e std
f. o. BAILEY a. Co, auctooe.rss'
Portland February 90 1871 1axag ION 81 s..
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FIVE hundred yards of Hamburg edsings az
Davis g. Co.'s, % c;s. per yard.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-22

REMEMBER the sale of furniture THIS morn
ing at the salesroom of T. o. Bailey q TO-, 10
Exchange street.
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The numberof girls that have received 4, the
highest mark, is eleven; the number of boys is
six. The greatest interest in the examinations
centres always in those at the end of the year
rather than in those at the close of the winter
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MAIN e.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
TSnooio1 I,vr w oe re rn TTnion ino I

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Especial Ivy Western Union Line.
LEWISTON, Feb. 21.-Patrick Haley, of this
city, while crossing the track at Danville
Junction this afternoon, at o'clock, was run
over by the down train. One arm and one leg
was horribly crushed and wero amputated by
surgeons Immediately after being brought to
this city, His It covery is doubtful. He has
wife and eight children.
THE MURDER CASE.
The examination of Daley for the murder Of
Kinney has been put over one week on ac-
| count of the illness of the deceased's wife.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-22

BR1LLlANT.-See the Brilliant Lamp at J.
f. Land g. Co. IS, opposite old post Office, any
evenino until o'clock.
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The LATE SU1cIDE.-A brother of Mr.. Ed
win A. Pattee, the young man who committed
suicide at the Commercial Hotel Sunday
night, arrived in this city yesterday, for the
purpose of conveying the remains home to AL
exandria, N. II. From him we learn that the
deceased was young man of good character, a
member of the church and much esteemed in
his native town. He was q years of age and
followed the business of clock repairing. Some
time since he had fall and struck on his head ,
and it is thought that he never entirely Iecov-
cred from the effects of it and that his mind
must have been affected when he took bis own
life. His remains will be taken home to-day
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ENTERTAINMENTS
EI2LCNt Hall,

COMETHING new in the history of teaching and
y dancing. A wonder of the age propose 10
teach little girl six years old, ten beautiful and
some entirely new fancy Dances in ten consecutive
days. one hour each day, in the presence of ladies'
gentlemen, boys and girps, commencing on Tues
day afternoon, Feb. 81, at O'Clock. Admission 25
while resting. Of BARNES