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The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23


Splendid clear bracing day yesterday. Their
moneter deg. above at a. M, and % deg.
above at noon.
Two new steamers of over $500 tons are
building for the Allan Line, the "Assyrian"
and "Polynesan."
We shall be glad when the Father of his
Country" Ceases to be remembered by the
footing of innumerable fishhorns.
The gold repeater that was ratified at Senter' s
was drawn by the lucky holder of ticket No Z.
Those DESTROYS of securing beautiful flowers
for festal or funeral occasions should not fail to
read Mr.. Leonard's advertisement in this
mornings paper. Mr.. Leonard's facilities can.
not be surpassed in this city.
The Springfield Republican speaks in the
highest terms of John Murrays representation
of "The man without Country and places it
ahead Of his Grip Van Wrinkle"
Liquors we're seized yesterday at Dennis To-
bins, corner of Congress and Oak streets.
Washinston's rth.day differed in no re-
spect from any other day in this city, except
the city and government offices were closed
Business went on as usual, the English Consul
displayed his flag, the English steamers were
gaily dressed with colors, and some of the pub
lie buildings, as we'll as private, displayed the
national ensign. +ftl.lz
Ford and Greene's Female Mnstrels will re-
turn to the city and give couple of entertain
ments at Portland Music Hall Friday and Sat-
urday evenings. mrt ..s.4.
Ash Wednesday was celebrated yesterday at
the Cathedral and Episcopal churches with
the usual ceremonies.
We hear that there is some talk of pre-
sentation of some of those beautiful carbon
photographs, on exhibition at Hale's to the
Public Library by some of our wealthy citi-
zens. - u.
Duprez and Benedict's troupe of Ministries
had large audience at the Theatre last eve
niog. Their closing performance for this sea
con will be given this evening
Washington Hook and Ladder Co. No. had
fine time last evening at their Firemen's
Military aud Civic Ball at Lancaster Hail. The
attendance was large and the display very bril-
liant.
1t is seven years ago last night since the ter
rio,e disaster happened to steamship Bohemian
off Cape Elizabeth, by which many lives and
much valuable property were lost.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
COLO EADO,
A TRICK THAT WAS VAIN.

A TRICK THAT WAS VAIN.
DENVER, Feb. q. "A box marked IF. G.
Gross, Newton Corner, Mass''-was left al
Wel!s q Co.'S express Office last night to 60
east by The S. A. s. Pacific train. Suspicious
were IN some way aroused and upon examina-
ton Gross himself, young man who had re-
SIDED here some time, was found inside. He
had pistol and tools with him and the box had
trap door. A heavy shipment of gold was to
go east by the same train. Cross was arrested
and placed in Jail
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

Inc Democrats of this city held Ward meet
lnss last evening to nomin ate candidate fer
Mayor. The Crawford County PLAN of bal
loting for candidate was adopted in all the
Wards but the second. The result was that
George T. Emery, Esq. was dominated. receiv.
226 votes to-47 for Nathan Cleaves, 43 for VIM
Curtis, "a for Frederick Fox, and 4 for w. L.
Putnam. The following is the vote by Wards:
Wards. Emery. Cleaves. Curtis Fox Putnam
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

SCIENTIFIC LECTURE.-Prof. Denton had a
large audience at Browns Hall last evening,
to listen to'his lecture on Astronomy aud its
lessons. which was an interesting one through
out, attracting the closest attention of his au-
ditors. Previous to the lecture he answered
some questions propounded to him in writing,
as the power of man to judge for himself on
all questions in morals or science. and to make
himself what he was intended to be a self-goy-
ernor. His next lecture will be given Tuesday
evening, March, Z. when the subject of Astron-
Omy will be continued s-s.i-. e.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

The RESULT OF RAILROAD CASUALTIES
One million two hundred and twenty gbt
thousand dollars of accidental insurance was
taken in the New York office alone of the
Travellers Insurance Company during the ten
days Immediately subsequent to the New Ham.
burg disaster on the Hudson River railroad
Eueninq MAIL t .-
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

WET OR DAMP FEET are the great predispo-
sing cause of much of this scourge,- Consump-
ton,-which affects our northern climate. The
new and popular CABLE SCREW WIRE Boots
and Shoes are almost absolutely inpervious te
dampness. They are for sale by all the leading
daalers
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
xarei.n mar.xn,a

Tor money and account, -
American securities frm-U. S. 5-2os, 1862 1914;
40 100 old 90s; do 1867, s7s; do 104., s7s Stocks
steady Erie 1ss Illinois Central 1903; Atlantic g.
Great Western 70
Iailow As 6d@44s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22-evenng. -Cotton tending
downward ;Siddlng uplards 7sd Sales Is, COO bales.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
Executors Sale Of Real Rstate.

DURSUANr to license from The Judxe Of Pro
i bate tor the County Of Cumberlapd, [ stsn 81
ct public auction, on the prsnni.ss, on NON
DAY, the twenty seventh day OF March, 1s1I, a
three o'clock p. NJ, the dive ling house and lot Ne
~ Chesinut street, Portland Said premises belong
ing to the estate OF Edward Robinson. dsces ssd.
Terms Cash. VIM n. JERKS, Exssutof.
l-f r. o. BAILEY d CO., AuctsonssrA
Portland. February 20. 1871. 1aW3W M3o, n. mru
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

GH% Catarrh is common disease, so COM
mon that snuffiBg aud Hawking" reach you
you at every turn. Your foot slips in the mas
ty discharge, in the omnibus or in church, and
Its stencil diseusts at the lecture or the concert
The proprietor of DR.. Sage's 'Catarrh Remedy
offers $500 reward Tor a case which he cannot
cure. Sold by druggists or send sixty cents to
Dr. r. V. Pierce, NJ. D., 1873 Seneca street,
Buffalo, N. Y, and you will receive it by
mail. Beware gof eounterfeits and acorthless
limitations. The Genuine has DR.. Pierce's pri-
vate U. Government Stamp ON it.
feb 21st-eOd1w tn -tb -s&w1t.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

A UNITED PRAYER MEETING 10 beahlf of
Schools and Colleges will be held this evening
in the Lecture Room of the Payson Memorial
church at IL O'Clock. The pastors and mem
bers of neighboring churches and societies are
respectfully invited.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
Domestic Markets.

TOLEDO, O., Feb. 22.-Flour steady and in mod
crate demand; Corn shade higher; High Mixed
57c3; low 56sc Oats unchanged. Wheat lowers No
l Red Wabash / Sc.
CINCINNATI, Feb. % Pork dull at % 0062o 80
shoulders Sc clear m io1o cnor MEATS "a 9nsgt'lea
dull, shoulders Ole; clear sides ll4@12c. Whiskey
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
feb20th

WE ALL CONSIDER IRON the embodiment of
strength and power, but how few are aware
that 1t is this same element in the system that
gives us strength aud vigor, and that an in
suficiency of it causes weakness ana deoiiity'
The Peruvian Syrup a protoxide OF iron, is pre-
pared expressly to supply this vitahzed ele'
ment feb 2lst-eodS"1w
Try BRIGGS, Throat and Lung HEALER. It.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

A CoRREcTIoN.-By one of those unfor tu-
nate biunders that come from attempting to
write notice of concert late at night and
mention every performer without the aid of a
programme We spoke of Mrs. Webb instead
of Miss Barker in connection with the render
ing of the Autumn Song" 1t was conse-
quently no wonder that Mrs. Webs severe
cold was not perceptible' in that beautiful du-
EFT; neither was it in any of her selections.
From our distance from the singers-be-
ing at the rear of the hall-we could not dis
tinguish faces and we therefore credited the
accompaniment to Mrs. Allen when they
should have redounded to Miss Millett's cred
it. A typographical error also made sFausto
sempre" read "Faust's siempre." We can
assure the Club however that such mistakes
as the above are felt much more keenly, no
doubt, by the writer than by the performers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

FIRE.-The alarm Of fire at IL o'clock this
morning was caused by the burning OF small
unoccupied dwelling house on Waterville
street belonging to the estate OF the late Peter
Small. It can be reported as a total loss-
Value unknown. The fire was undoubtedly
the work of an iucendiary
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

The semi-annual examination of this school
occurre yesterday. The forenoon was devot-
ed to the Primary Department and the recita-
lions as whole were very satisfactory. In the
afternoon at 2 o'clock the examination in the
Grammar Department commenced and was at
tended by a large number of parents. The
scholars acquitted themselves admirably in
their Rotations. We heard some excellent
readings and some fine vocal and instrumental
music. The whole school presented a hand
some appearance and it was evident that the
pupils had been we'll instructed. Principal,
Mr.. Wentworth, and his talented assistants
have reason to be gratifed at so successful an
examination. The committee expressed them
selves very fully in praise of all the exercises.
The following are the school statistics:
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

TEMPERANCE MEETING The temnerance
meeting at the Allen Mission chapel last eve.
ming was well attended. Interesting remarks
were made by Rev. Mr.. Luce, c. III. Baker
Capt. Dutton of steamer Peruvian and Capt.
Sturdivant. The singing by the caildron was
very fine indeed. So far we know, this was
the only temperance meeting held in the city
last evening. G. r9 -taasras
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

The members of the choir and all Others who
may wish to join with "O'd Folks" Concerts
to begin soon, are requested to meet for rchear'
sal at the rooms of the Z. NJ G. A. this even
ing, at Z. 80 O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

/ COLLEGE FAsT.-Ehe High Street and State
Street churches will unite in the College Fast,
at State Street chapel, this Thursday evening
at Z 2 o'clock. 1-e7rz'5.. ..
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

PRAYER FOR CoLLEGEs.-Meeting this qf-
ter noon at 8 o o'clock, in the vestry of the
Plymouth Church. All interested are invited
to be present f--+ A.. sa-5
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
Municipal Court.

SUUUE MOKhIS PHEsID'NG.
WEONEsDAY-State vs.. Phillip Fitzpatrick. Lar
ceny OF clothing from of the boarders at he Fa
mouth Hotel. Sent to the county Jail for 80 days.
Appealed. iat-,l
State vs.. John II. Parker, Disturbing religious
worship at the Bethel church. Disc hargei ON pay
ment Of costs.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
TELEGKAPuIrE,rs

The coal dealers OF Boston have raised the
price of coal to $12 per ton
Co. Halpine, the last arrived Fenian exile
was dlned aud wined by the Irlsbmen of Bos.
ton at the Parker House GA Tuesday night.
Rourke's Block, in Cambridge. Mass occu.
pied by dozen families, was burned Tuesday
nisnt, together with astable. Loss $1,000.
A fire at Petersburg, Va, on Wednesday de.
troyed TWO buildings used for business pur.
poses, and 600 bales of cotton. Loss $50 600
insured 1870 ~oo,oVoi
4 boiler in Shookley's saw mill at Decatur,
Ind. exploded Tuesday forenoon. fatally ininr'
ing three persons. 49,
The Jameson Guards of Bangor rave pub.
nc prize drill W cdnesday night in the presence
OF large company of civilians and military
men. The first prize was awarded TO Corr
James NJ. Davis, and the second to Sergeant
George L. Goldthwa;te
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
Sale to Close ConsIgDments.

~ SATURDAY. Feb ?5ih, at ten O'clock A. u.
ments OF Dress Goods Wooiens. Shirts mi Drrysfs,
60 noseiry' GLOVES. Clothing Fancy Goods. Gu lazy,
fe23td 70 BAItFx o. co .uo-.... .
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
Buildings for Sale i!

he Store and Dwelling House on lot No. 81
spring street, Til Sc buildings will be sold at
-" lice II applied Tor within short time, as the
iAhu Is wanted for other purposes.
Apply to b G. SOMERDY,
1e2ldl0ti, At Canal National Bank.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

PERSONS having sewing machines to be re-
paired would do we'll to give Mr. Hobbs call
at No II Market Square, over Gilson's Apoth-
ecary His work and prices give general sat
isfsci;op ar
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

AT 10 o'clock this A. NJ, F.. o. Bailey & Co.
will sell the Furniture in house No. 63 Cum.
Derland street. Don't forget the time and
place. For particulars see notice in auction
| oo1ump
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
miscellaneous Eotices.
The last Rail-Great Celebration in
Town.

The last Rail-Great Celebration in
Iowa.
The people of the East have learned much,
during the past year, of the progress being
made in building the Central Railroad of
Iowa, and have shown their belief ia its flu
ture Importance and prosperity BY purchasing
largely of the First Mortgage per cent Gold
Bonds of the Company. But the people along
the line of the road have watched its advance
with even greater interest, because TO them it
was their best friend in opening q direct and
through line to st Louis on the south and ST.
Paul on the north. When, therefore, the last
connecting rail was to be laid and the last
spike driven, on the 4th of February, there
was great gathering Of the leading citizens
from scores Of cities an1 tow as along the line
| between the north and south State lines. We
| find in the western papers full reports of the
opening ceremonies. President G. G. Gilman,
| who has pushed the work of construction with
| such vigor that 40 miles have been built dur
I ing nine months, drove the spike and respond
ed to the calls of the assembled crowds by
model speech of dozen lines, which SO we'll
tells the story of what the road has already
done in cheapening two of .the leading nscss-
saries of western life, that we quote it entire:
"We have done all we promised to do. You
can now go from ST. Louis to st. Paul over the
Central Railroad of Iowa, and in thirty days
we will have through train from St. Louis to
ST. Paul without change OF cars. There
| (pointing to the nortb) stands train loaded
with lumber from Minneapolis, bound for Os-
caloosa. The result is that lumber can be pur-
chased at tuscaloosa So 90 per M. cheaper than
before. There, (pointing to. the south), is a
| train loaded with coal from Oscaloosa for Min
neapolis The result is that coal can be bought
at Mason City for $4. so per TOM
The Eldora, Iowa, Tribune says Of the road
"As a railroad it is second to none in the
State in public Importance, business prospects,
and beneficial results, and is built through the
garden OF Iowa. 1t is managed, controlled and
operated by honorable men.
| The citizens upon the line of the road may
we'll congratulate each other upon the success
| of the great enterprise, for on their energy and
pluck, has depended in a great measure. the
starting OF this project that has been given to
the State OF Iowa one of the greatest CONNER
cial highways"
The Central Iowa will be as i'm portant for
that State and as profitable to its stockho.d-
ers as the Illinois Central has proved in the
Prairie State.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
II O r IG N
Great Britain.

Great britain.
THE NAVAL ESTIMATES.
LONDON, Feb. 22-The pavv Estimates abop,
~ oe presented to he House of Commons
snow an increase OF $500 com pared with
that OF 1870 The increase is mainly in items
OF steam machinery and ships built by con-
tract.
as WRECK OF A PRIZE
The prize Prince Adolphe, captured by the
Germans, has been totally wrecked off the
ton, vas saved.
RUMoRED SIGNATURE OF PEACE. -a
A despatch from Lille to-day says it is ru.
m0red that peace has been signed 90 the basis
OF naturalization of AIsace and Lorrai e. and
business III the north of France is improving
IN consequence.
EXTENSION OF THE ARMISTICE.
Tue Negotiations between Favre and Bis
marck, during which the latter consulted the
extended till Sunday eve
Inc queen held court yesterday at Bncking-
ham palace Among the persons nresentsd
by Mr.. Moran: were Mrs. Nicholas Fish. Mrs.
Wickham Hoffman, Mrs. Augusta Hamilton.
and the daught of Commodore Rodoers
Germany.
DEMAND FOR THE CORONATION OF THE FM-
( 'a t9 PRESS.
4 BERLIN, Feb. 21-Letters have bean roco;v-
ed from the King OF Saxony, urging the coron-
anon OF the Empress, which is a political
event and seems to be expected. Bismarck il
opposed to it. ll - -
Minister Bancroft will give grand partv in
honor OF Washinston's birthday;
France. 4g
THREATENING WORDS
VERSAILLES, Feb. 22-If peace il not assnr.
ed noon Friday, the ID, 81 aud 9th army corps
VIII be thrown upon the south. Prince Fred
erick Charles is looked to for the execution Of
this great enterprise. The troops around Paris
have been drilled, and the military bands are
practicing for the entry into Paris. The Grown
Prince has returned 10 Versailles.
The Grand Duke of Mecklenburg and the
hlnso OF WurtemLurg are expected -. -
The snail pox is decreasing. Yesterday 12.-
ooO tons OF food and fuel arrived. Medicines
and drugs are terribly wanted; none are LETT.
Peace is almost certain. Won Mollke has
Ia before the Emperor plan of Campaign
IN case OF renewal of the war.
The word "Republic" has been struck ont of
all pubic acts and La France substituted
The new ministry is rot received fayorahlv
The iefts appointed temporarily, are too old to
transform the army. FAvre should be allowed
TO close tue peace negotiations and then retire.
Lam6recht, as Minister OF Commerce. is un-
popular, Icing protectionist.
A second train lett Tor Boulocne last niobt.
but was stopped by the Prussans. nl -
Ihe mortality is decreasing owing TO inn.
proved food and milder Temperature.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
feb 21st-eod1w tu-th-s&w1t,

THE New York University Medicine is max
ing more cues than all other medicines CON
bned. Branch Office, $50 Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. If.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

THE CABLE SCREW WIRE GOODS are Civ
ing great satisfaction. Manufactures swho
were fortunate enough to adopt this machine
for their goods. There is real merit in this Ca
BILE Screw Wire Fastening, and where there is
that, consumers do not fail to find it out in
time
This endorsement, from the Boston CONNER
cial Bulletin, is deserved by Boots aud shoes of
this make, which are sold by dealers every
xuh
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY

p- Our advertising patrons are requested IN CO,
in their copy as early an the day as possible. Al
vsrtisements to appear Monday morning should
ssnt in Saturday. mo! Sunday.)
~ Free Religious Notices must be-.ent IN
early as Friday noon.
new Advertise nAents To.Day.
AUCTION COLUMN.
House and Lot. IF. O. Bailey e. Co.
Sohsasnmens. +. o. Bailey g. CO.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Complimentary Benefit, Iron Clad lodge.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Piano and Organ Playing. &c. W. Msrston.
NEW ADvERTIs EMENT COLUMN.
Bequets Constantly on Hand. IT Leonard.
Not .e. =. Estate OF Marshall Palne
Notice of dissolution of Copartnershp.
Farm for Sale. :, william B freeman.
Cable Screw Wire Boots and Shoes.
Gold Bonds H. Claws 81 Co.
Agents. Male and female.
$40 NJ abe from so cents. X. L. Wolcot
Genera al Aeen Wanted. .Zegler & McCuidy.
Free to Book Agents. National Pub, Co.
Jurubeba.
Catholic Tablets. ID. @. Kellogg.
Girls Wanted. John 4. Palmer. D
Wanted. Cook. 9lr
Lost. Dog.
Rare Chance. IF. o. Bailey & Co.
Real Estate. VIM. Il. Jerris.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
RI. *. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and AuotieaeAi

NO. 3i6 Congress ST., will sell every svspia11
IN large assortment OF Staple and Fancy GosdA
Goods wIl be 500 during the day in lots to "a
purchasers at Wholesale prices. Cash advanced .
descriptions OF Goods Consgnments not limited.
February II, 1868. dit ..
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Ca,arrh.
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are a success

get Briggs Corn aud Buniou Remedies
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
ENTERTAINMENTS
Flesent Hall.

COMETHING new in the history OF teaching and
y dancing. A wonder of the age. propose to
teach little girl six years DID, ten beautiful and
some entirely new fancy dances, in ten consecutive
days, hour each day, in the presence Of ladies'
gentlemen, boys and girls, commencing on Tues
day afternoon, Feb. 81, at 8 O'Clock. Admission 25
while resting q; r. BARNES
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
AUCTION SALES.
RalkerY at Ana.

IN SATURDAY, Feb 25;h, at J o,c,o,r pr
~ sbai sell at public auction The kaksr, -, ~
oecu3ird D! Stephen Phi nnev, No. Cams.,l.,I
sfee1, fortand, Me. The shop contain. Urea Az -
shed connecfei. Thi, property is centrally ios.is1
The sale prese1ts an excellent oppcr' unity ror =
man wishing 10 engage N the Baking Busiuess,
For particulars enquire OF
GEO. A. HUNT or lr
SYLVESTER NAkR, s rWtss.
feb2Qtd r, 0. BAILEY & Co., Auetlenesvs.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
ANNUAL STATEMENT
NJ
Manhattan Insurance Conpany.

OF NEW YORK,
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND,
ASSETS, December 81, 1870
Bonds and Morg ,ges, 1850 90
Loaus ON otock, 1S8, 400 90
United States and State Bonds ri O24 ia
Cash on hand and in Bank 33'?6I "a
Unpaid Premiums (FiIe and Marine ALP O,
Interest due and acc, ued, T3lU rs
Bills receivable (Marine Premiums1 S. Of
Salvages to be collected, H. 200 90
Total asspts, S1,4O7, 1888 80
LIABILITIES.
Losses and Claims adjusted but unpaid, 5000 90
Losses an Claims uuadjusted and rerorted 5O2G5 81
Amount required to rens ure GU, standing
risSs, VIZ: so per cent cf premiums
received on Fire Risks. Whole a. s
mount received on Marine aud In
o,h land. 363, le6 80
other Liabilities, viz: Unclaimed divI-
aends, 1,O06 90
s42o4s7 81
rro VIM P. PALMER, President ,
GEO. B. HQDGsDON, secretary. 2
DOW, COFFIN & LIBBY, AGENTS,
No. 40 Exchange ST., Thomas New Block,
PORTLAND. fe22eodsw
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