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The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

AT the annual meeting of the Portland Be-
nevoleBt Society, held Wednesday, Oct. 18th,
the following fficers were chosen President,
Natbsn Cummings; Vice President, William
W Thomas; Treasurer, Edward Gould; Mana
gers, n f. DeeriDg, Martin Gore, Rensselaer,
Gram, Dr. J. 7. Gilman, Rev. VIM. H. Fem,
Rev. B. ii. Bailey John B. Brown. The fol
loving preamble and resolutions with reference
to Mr.. Eoen Steele were unanimously PASSED ::
Ga this, our annual meeting, we do not see
the familiar face of one of our associates, Mr..
Eben Steele, who has b. en- one of the Mana.
gers for eieLteen years-always punctual on
occasions like this. We are reminded of his
decrease on the 9th day of August last. 1t is
flung that this Society, SO sensibly affected
should give some expressions of it's regard for
the mem ry OF the departed; therefore,
Resolged rbst in the death of the late Eben
Rteeie TINS Society loses a faithful manager
and earnest helper one eminenuy fitted for
the place himstl II benevolent from principle
and bab,t, seIf-denying and laborious in his
eff ,rts to relieve, encourage and elevate the
poor. pattern of true generosity, laudabe in
dustry 1pd Christian simplicity OF living.
ResoEved, Tot we mourn the loss of so
wotLn1 an associate AID ssDpathize with his
beresved family In their afdlction.
Voted, That copy OF TINS preamble ana
resolutlops be sentto the family OF Mr.. Steele
aud also to the press.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

AccDENT.-Yesterday afternoon an old man
named Richard Elder, living in Windham, got
too much beer on board before starting for
home, and on Portland street he fell off bis seat
between the wheels of his wagon, and was bad
ly hurt. -Ee had scalp wound on the right
side of his forehead, an inch and half long,
his ear was torn to tatters, and his face was
considerably bruised. Officer Wyman picked
him up in an insensible condition and took
him to the pelioe station. Drs. Getchell and
French dressed his wounds and made him as
comfortable as possible. The man was then
taken to the city hospital From his age and
physical condition it is thought he will suffer
some time from his Injuries
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19
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PARIS, Oct. 18.-The final notification by
frauce of the treaty with Germany has beer
despatched to Berlin. By the terms, the six
departments to be evacuated by the Germans
are declared sneutral territory in a military
point OF view, till the stipulated payment OF
..ihuemnlty is completed. During that time
.uese departments will not be occupied by the
French troops and should France not fulfill
per financial obligations they may ;be re-occu
pied by the Germans.
Frame Aids Chicago.
Laboulaye. appointed chairman of the Chi.
cago reliet committee, fora ed by the otizer s
OF France, has issued an calling for con .riEu-
desires to show her gratitude and make some
practicl return for the fraternal sympathy
SHOWN for her in her misfortune by the people
oi United States.
Royal Aid for G ChicsgO.
berlin, Oct 18-Prince Frederick William
ana Princess sVlctoria recognize the cordial
~ ympatby shown in America for German sol
t,on o. QUO thaIers for the relief OF the victims
the Chicago calamity.
DOnINiON OF CANADA.
Shipwreck-All Hands r erIshrd.
hINcARDINE, Oct. 18.-The barge Twilight
,aoen with lumber. drtted ashore near here
Ia i nleht All hands supposed to have per-
ished.
There have been several important demon
in Corsica by the partsans OF the late
emperor but no serious trouble is anticipated.
Inc evacuation of tie six French depart
hehts as stipulated in the new treaty will be
completed about Christmas.
Advices from the Hague report there is seri-
'us dissatisfaction against the government |
Wntcn has bIoken out in riotous proceedings. |
" nonday night the mob assembled in front of |
me residence of the Minister of the colonies |
ana stoned the house. Troops have been quar- |
lnces.
Inc manifesto recently issued by the follow
rs ~ ol Senor Segasta called forth a counter de-
,,sratoo u by the adherents of Senior Zorilla-
Lhey advocate the maintenance of orde strict |
Increment af the law, consultation OF the |
,ower OF the nation and the support of the Sa.
10Y dynasty. This manifesto is signed by 141
,rogressists-
The stock holders and others interested are
rymg to procure closer union of the two ca
lie companies.
It is reported in London that Mr.. Home, the
'piritualist, is about TO marry a daughter
4 y 4sussiau councillor.
Belfast, Ireland, yesterday subscribed three
honsand pounds for the Chicago sufferers.
The labor troubles in Mayence resulted in
mob yesterday. Troops were called out but
he crowd dispersed and order restored,
MA ASSACHUSETTS.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

B1eH SCHOOL ALUMNI-A meeting OF the
High School Alumni Association was held last
evening at the Aldermens Room. The COM
mittee appointed 10 revise the constitution re-
ported some important changes, which were
adopted. The first meeting of the association
ier literary exercises will be held on the first
tuesday Of November, the arrangements for
which were referred to the Executive Commit
too
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19
THE BANGOR RAcrs.-The double scul race

THE BANGOR RAcEs.-The double scull race
at Bangor yesterday was won by the Davis
brothers of Portland in II minutes and 15 Sec
onds. Seconds time 13 minutes 15 seconds
The best time in the batteaux race was the
Champion crews in II minules. In the
canoe race Shoe Fly won in IL minutes, 40 Sec
onds. The distance was nominally two miles
but nearer one and halt.
The single scull race was pulled by the Dav-
is brothers alone and won By NJ. F. In 10 mia
utes, 45 seconds.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

NEW YORK, Oct 1S-Eveniug g-Cotton closed
dull and te'o"er, closing nominal sales 1900 bales;
Middling upa dsat l9s:. Flou,. dun and 8 q loo
lower; sales 1850 tbls State 80 "a so; round 6oop
Ohio 90 q z 80; Western 80 a 80; southern "a
9925 Wheat opened q &c lower and chosen stead-
Ter at decline; safes 1884, 900 bush. No. Spring "a
C9 55; NO. do at 40 "a 81; No. 2 3 at 42j; Am
Der State az 60, Wint+r Red Western / So "a 81;
White Michigan 65 u Corn a shade lower
saes 124 600 bash: Mixed ats q 75t in Store; 76i
C0 II ahoat. Oats heavy declining; sales SO 900
BUSH at so q 52c for Western. Bee quiet. Pork
moderately active and steady at 13 30 q I3 81
Lard quiet ami steady at 81 "a i0t Butter doll. Whs-
key trmer; Western tree 50 60 95Jc Rice steady
Caroina ST @ &c. Sugar in moderate request; Mus
cnvado q 10; tar to good retiring g 9s Coffee
quiet kio Is g 2o1, Gold duty paid; Moliss dull
Rosin firm at 20 a 25 tor stained. Petroleum
quiet; crude 144c; refined 233 "a "a. Tallow steady.
Wool quiet andirm: pulled So a e2e.
Freigats 70 Liverpool firm; Wheat, per steam lid
rs Cd. - -
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1S Pork dull and dropping a
12 Is. Lard dulland holders unwilling to make con.
eessions, at 81 g 9yc; Bulk meats dull; shoulder.
dull: clear sides Sc, and no demand. Hos heavy
receipts depress the market; sales at O6 @ 5O.-
Whiskey In good demand at Gle -5a-l-,-
ToLsDo, Oct 1s.-F'our dull and UNCHANGED
Wheat declined 10; NJ W hite Wabash 1 4o; Amber
Michigan 46; No. 2 Amber illinois "A; No ket
Winter ] 45: No. do Az; extra White White 81
Corn dnll and shade lower; high Mixed $50 "a a5
low Mixed 572c. Oats dull and unchanged; No l a
800; No. 2 at 81.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 1S.-Cotton dull M,ddlin,
uplands 1s4 e 1890.
SAVANNAH: Oct. 1S.-Cotton irregular; Miodlini
uplands at 1ssc,
MOBILE, Oct. 17-Cottop dull; Middling upland
1872 a 19c
sEw ORR EANs, Oct 1s.-Cotton dull; Middlins
uplands 1896.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19
Boston Boo. and shoe Market.

BOSTON Oct. 1.-THE weeks shipments of Boots
and Shoes tv places outside OF New England foot
to 555 cases, against 81 9s6 tor the same
week of last year.
The total shipment from this market since Jan.
to places o1tside OF New Eng and, irrespective of
those Boston account made from the factories di-
have been cases. against 997 939 cases
for the same period last year.
The shipments from lynn for the week have been
64O5 cases, against 3205 for the corresponding
week last year.
The shipments from, Haverhl for the week have
been 232 cases, against 1925 tor the week
last year.
Trade for this seaso of the year has been better
than usual, and the shipments are in excess OF those
of last wear
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 18-i1 80 a. M.-Cotton firm;
Middling uplands 3d. do Orleans lodi sales 10000
bales. ~.
Corn 80 Sd.
LoNDoN. Oct. 1s-11.3O A. M.-Consols opened at
923 tor money and account. ffr
American securlties-U. s. 5-2Os. 1892 9O3; do 1866
old, s0s; do 1867, 9is; u S. 10-40s sst.
FRANKFORT, Oct 1S-11.3 80 A. M.-United States
5-20's 1862 953.
LorDoN. oct 1871 80 P. NJ. Consols and Ameri-
CAP securities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1S---1.30 p M.---Cotton closed
fat and irregular sa'es 10,0 900 bales. Polk ABS Cd
Lard 46s Cd. iallOw 37s.
LONDON, Oct. lS-Evening.-Consolscl closed at 90
for moneV and account.
American securities u S. 5-2O's 1862 9O4; do 1856
old. 9Os do 1867. 9 &; U s. 10-40s, 8S3.
PARIS Oct. 18-4 40 P. M-Kentes opened at 57f
15c.
LIVERPOOL Oct 1S--4 80 P. M-Cotton closed fat ;
midding uplands 93d; o Orleans TO-; sales 10000
bales. Bacon 36s 3d. Ref ed Petroleum 1S5d.
LoNDO Oct 18-430 f.M.-Refined Petroleum IS
a 1s4. Tallow ASS for new.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19
The SeiSed Schooner.
She Arrives safely at Gloucester.
Jubilee Among the Citixf ns--H Her Skipper
Becomes a II ero,
Especial by Inter ,ational Line.l

Especial by Inter lationa Line.l
GLoUcEsTER, Oct 18 Schooner A. Hor-
ton arrived here about 8 O'clock, D. M Guns
are firing and thousands OF people throng the
streets. Great excitement tprevails and the
rock bound coast of Cape Ann is iublent ou
every hand. Thousands of our citizens Join in
torch light procession and proceed to the
house of Capt Knowlton and pay their re-
-spects to the brave skipper and crew. The ex j..
ctement bids night of JOY to our fishermen.
1t will doubtelss prevail all night. The Hor.
ton has steered clear Of all British gunboats
and is now anchored u our harbor
Fatal Accident.
SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 49, Rev. Charles D.
Hinsdale, ior rs years pastor Of the BlanfOrd
Congregational church, was thrown from his
carriage in that town yesterday and instantly
killed.
Accidental Shooting
WORCESTER, Oct 19.--William Brewer, the
son OF d policeman, 16 years old. accidently
shot himself with pistol this afternoon and
died to night
CorOner's Inquest.
The inquest in the case of John Stack found
murdered at Cherry Valley yesterday, resulted
in the finding of, Michael Damcy guilty oil
causing his death.
The two men had been on a spree at the time
of the murder.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19
WISCONSIN,.
The E0reat R.ras

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S-Judge Barron, 5th
auditor OF the treasury, has returned from a
visit to Wisconsin. He says that the published
reports of the widespread, ,destiruton and sui
fering Iare not exaggerated. Indeed no as-
counts can give an adequate idea of the fright
fnl extent of tho calamity. The loss to the
numbering interests is immense, but not ire
parable as fiue forests are generally standing
though clipped OF thelighter branches and fol-
iage.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19
aasnro,pai Oourt.

JUnUB MORRIS PKESID NC.
WEDNEsDAY-state VS.. Odelia Scholl. This was
acompaiut made by John Mitsmann against de-
tendant Tor 4ult his wire Catherine B. Mits-
mann. The parties live in Westbrook, and the tes-
tmony showed chat there had been ill-feehng be-
tween the parties for twenty years. The case was
finally dismissed condition that the parties prom
Use keep the peace and be OF good behavior towards
aaoE ntl.nr
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19
MI HIG AN.
Hra Af V-..-l

DETROIT, Oct 1s The passenger steamer
r. 6. Colburn, of Wards National Lake Su
perior Line, foundered in Saginaw Bay, last
Sunday. Seven of the crew and three passen-
gers are known to be saved. Two boats with
the officers and balance of the crew are miss.
ing.
The COlburn was bound from Duluth to Buf-
falo with 1000 bushels of wheat and 5000 bar
rels of -four. She was valued at $50 600, and
was insured for $50, 600,
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

GENERAL AGENCY OF PEOPLES INSURANCE
Co. OF SAN FRANCISCO Office No. 10 Pine
Street, New York, Oct. 18th, 1871.
The following dispatch just received:
The Peoples perfectly safe, will pay all losses
promptly, aud if necessary enlarge our Capital.
tE ALLIGER BROTHERS & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

To the Editor of the Press: The people Of
Munjoy, who expect to pay their part of the
expense of Gen.. Grants reception, protest
against being shut out from view OF the street
parade. The Eastern Promenade affords as
fine views OF the city and bay as any point ac.
eessible, and if it is the object of the committee
to show our visitors all that can be seen in the
short time at their disposal, it is fair that they
should be taken to MUNJoY.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

MORE EMILITARY.-Despatches were received
from Capt Parker, at Bangor, yesterday. say
ing that the Norway Light Infantry, Capt
Beal, 90 men, and the Auburn Light Infantry,
80 men, would visit Portland at the expense OF
the State and take part in the escort On Friday.
Col. Roberts hiss made arrangements to quar-
ter the Norway company at the United States
Hotel, and the Auburn company at the Adams
House. These companies will probably arrive
here with our Portland military.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

MASONIC AID We understand Land mark
Lnd2e, al a u ting held last Saturday even
ing, voted 500 for the relief of their brethren
In Chicago. On Monday evening Mount Yer
non Chapter voted 300 TO the same purpose
and like amount to Michigan and Wisconsin.
A committee of four was appointed-two from
Portland. and Bro. George A. Head, of Chica-
60, and VIM. E. Short OF Manistee to ascertain
it any Masops IRON Portland were among the
suite ers, and afford them rellet from the fund.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19
Gloucester Fish War kef.

For the Week ending Wednesday, October 1s
Georges Codfish-Sales Tuesday at s. so Y qtl.,
and S17 ~ boI for shore and rs at Sli y Dbl for
| Shore and $11 for Bay Smoked Halibut-ScaIce
and market firm; we gu tie sales at 12lc P tb -
Olive quote aG SO 9 Soc fY gal.-Boston Adver-
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19
Abouf Insurauce Comnauies.
METEOKO LOGICAL.
synopsis of Weather Reports for the paat
Hw.nty- y-FOur Hours.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL }
OFFICER, Washington, D c.,

OFFICER, Washington, d G., :
Oct. 18, (7O0 P. M0)
Probablities-A falling barometer with un-
ceasing southerly winds is probable for Thurs
day 10 the northwest and on the upper lakes.
On Saturday rising barometer with clear and
pleasant wegther from the Ohio valley to the
gulf and South Atlantic coasts, and partially
cloudy weather with westerly winds in New
England
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

WHTTIIER's PENNY Box, has bought 100
yards OF good cotton cloth. The cloth is ready
to make up, and if each lady will take one gar
Daent and make it up, on Monday 100 servicea-
biz garments viii be on the way direct to the
poor women and children who are suffering
for them more than we can realize. Gail at
WuittieG's ladies, and lake one roll of cloth all
eNt out and waiting for the nimble fingers of
Lur ladies-from penny contributions-this
great charity will give happiness and comfort
to one hundred destitute in the desolate West.
1t may seem small affair, but 1T means life,
perhaps to the half naked children who have
noihIng at this moment.
Whittier, will forward them free of expense
and have them distributedats those who need
them
The work is greatly needed. Every penny
given helps clothe those who never knew
before, perhaps, such want.
CalI to-day, aud give an hour or two to this
uCark of love
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

CARR1AGEs.-Taylof, at the Bazaar, IA Ex-
change ST., will sell you nice custom Quilt
shifting top side spring boz pattern buggy for
$175 and GOOD open business aodgon, Zone or
two seats) for $75 call and see his new stocks
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

The CoMMERoE INSURANCE Co A,p.
@. A. Van Allen, Vice President of the Com.
merce Insurance Co., of Albany, N. Y, tele.
graphs to Mr.. j. H. Webster, the agent in this
city: "Receivership disnhargedi 100000 addi.
tional capital voted; will resume business at
;nereased rates"
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

LECTURES "A rare chance is now offered to
,evers OF the FINE ARTS to get beautiful Pic
,~e 'or small sum of money at the Bazaar,
%Aonange ST. Ladies are invited to call and
look at the nesu collection, oot1Y-at
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

SALES OF hEAL EsTATE.-F. o. Bailey &
90. so'd at auction yesterday the story and
half house No 2S Adams street, and 1900 feet
of land, to Cornelius sweetsir of saco top
$755 cash; also at private sale to the SAM nar-
500, premises No. 80, same street, for sooe
oosh
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

G. A. R.-Every comrade is requested to
meet at the G. A. R. hall to-day at P. M
precisely, in uniform, to attend the funeral o.
comrade HI. H. Wescott. Per order of
WIN. III. GREENE, p. G.
ID GpIrus Ad.,,o,,+
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19
CITY AND VICINITY



WEpNEsDAY.-Eph aim Folsom VS.. Moses Chap-
man.
Action CT assumpst ON account annexed for labor
and groceries Defence-psrt payment and an ac-
count 10 Offset, Verdict for plaintiff Tor $102 30.
Strout & Gage. Sweat & Coombs.
Daniel Masberry VS.. james N. Winslow.
Action of assumpsit on account annexed. Amount
claimed $5a0. On trial. ..-r .s 60
Howard q Cleaves. -...-7 N. Webb.
On motion of John G. Cobb, Esq, George II. Buck
OF Harrison admitted to practice in all the courts
in tbs State.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

AT 10 o'clock this day f. o. Bailey & Co.
sell at salesroom, No. 1S Excbange street, a
general assortment of Furniture, Carpets,
Stoves, &c. See particulars in Auction COL
Qmn,
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

Music HALL To night Mr.. Milburn makes
his first appearance in Portland, aud our cit-
zens are promised decidedly rich treat. Chas.
Dickens. while Milburn was in England, wrote
of him as "that great comic genius, who relies
on legitimate humor and his great natural abil-
tiles for success, ''-and pronounced him as
lone of the most versatile artists Of the stage"
As Mr. Milburn's stay here is limited to
two NIGHTS, all who wish good seats should se-
cure them in season, either at Hawes & Crag-
in's music store or at the Box Office of Music
HoI
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

BOARD OF TRADE.-An adjournedmeeting of
the Board of Trade will be held this evening
at IL o'clock, at which time subjects of i'm
portance to the business interests OF Portland
Will be presented. These meetings ought to
be well attended by our business men. They
are eminently social in character, and are de-
signed for mutual interchange of views upon
business matters, and for a closer intimacy
among the business men of all classes and oc
cupations
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19
CONNECTaCUT,


HARTFORD. Oct. 18--The satinet mill in
Newingto1, owned by II. G. Kellogg, and leas-
ed to a Massachusetts firm, was burned early
this morning. Loss S11 900; insured for 3d.
60n
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

1EAcA 0otHnSs'
The members OF the Army and Navy Union
are reqaesteJ to meet at their hall at half past
8 o'clock TO morrow morning.
g w. Rich and other clothing dealers on
Fore street have sent Two cases of clothing to
the Chicago sufferers.
This IS st. Luke's Day.
Twenty young men signed the pledge at the
temperance meetipg ia Allen Mission Chapel
last Sunday night, addressed by Francis Muir
ply.
The Army and Navy Union pay Parepa $500
for singing one evening; the largest sum ever
pali for musical talent in this State.
b ale has splendid copy of Titian's Beatrice
in Prison, and Of Murillo's. Madonna of Madrid
The plate of the last was destroyed in the Chi
eago fire. sod
The weekly review of Portland markets will
bs fonnd on the first page and the prices cur
rent on the fourth page. -eg4
Professor Morse begins his course of Zooog-
ioal lectures this evening at the Army and
Navy union BALL. A small number of tickets
may be found at Gerrish & Pearson's, where
suosc 1bers will be supplied.
Tusey's birds 10 is now open for travel.
Two hundred and seventy. three persons in
this district have returned taxable incomes fer
the year 1870 In excess of the $4,000 exempt by
law.
The Free Baptist Society of Brunswick an
1ounces concert In Lemont Hall, in that
town. Oh the evening Of the 30th. Miss Nellie
Barker, Mrs G. Nj Cummings and Messrs.
Will tockbridge, james Watts and Charles
a Libby, Jr., of this city, have been engaged
Messrs Emery & Waterhouse sent $500 to
the sufferers at Chicago, and yesterday re-
eeived an order from that city for sixty dozen
shovels. "Cast thy bread upon the waters"
Sc.
After the committee from Portland had pre-
vailed upon Gen Grant to pay this city visit,
and half hour had been spent in social con-
vsrsatlon, the committee were about taking
ing their leave when Gen. Grant tapped one
OF them on the shoulder and said, with his
noger raised in an impressive manner, "M,nd.
don't make great fuss about it, which
shows the republican simplicity OF the man
The sectional iron steamer, which was parl'
OF the cargo of the steamer Clotlda, and was
landed after the vessel went on shore at Wells
Beach, has been brought round to this city
and deposited in bonded warehouses to await
the action of the parties in interest.
Post Bosworth No. 2, G.. A. r., last evening
voted to accept the invitation to Join in the
parade on Friday.
A fine block of three houses, French roof, to
coAtaln all the modern improvements, are be-
ing built by Thomas H, Weston, ESQ.,, on
Vaughan street, near Congress.
The strangers who visit the city tomorrow
Will find at the Uated States Hotel fine
table and an attentive landlord in MIR. Cush-
mao.
The'famous Duprez & Beuedicts Minstfels
will appear at City Hall Monday and Tuesday
evenings, Oct. 23d and oath. This troupe has
performed IN all the large cities of the United
STATES with unvarying success. From Mon
sreal to San francisco the press universally
speak IL the Ioudest praise OF them.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19
CALIFO RNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18-The judicial and
school election is progressing. The vote is
light The Republicans and tax payers will
probably carry the city and State.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

George Cannon, editor of the Salt Lake
News, aud an elder Of the Mormon Oh urtb,
was arraigned before Judge McKeen yester
day morning, upon an indictment of lascIvlous
trial of Hawkins adultery case takes place to-
day.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

IT IS SAID that if puff of air were to be
blown into a VEN of ananimal, death would in
gtantaneously follow, because circulation would
be stopped. The blood makes the entire Cir
cult Of the human body every seven minutes,
and whenever this circulation is impeded or
any of its channels are clogged by impurities
which ought to be carried off, disease follows
fsvar or disease OF liver or kidneys or scrofula
or dyspepsia. To get at and remove the source
of the difficulty nse the old and iDfallble
WUro.p RITTrRs oc,18lh 4w
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

City HALL.-Villa & Miners comic opera
ard comedy troupe will make their first ap.
pearance at City Hall this evening. The COM
pany is a strong one and includes in its per-
formers those celebrated artists Delehanty and
Hengler. The programme is rich one and
calculated to please the taste of all. Tickets
may be secured during the day at the music
store of Messrs. Hawes & Cragin.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19
s. B. GRAVES, Adjutant.

The Justly celebrated Argand Brilliant
Burner for kerosene lamps for sale at Cogia
Hassop's