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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21
Something Strange.

Why people prefer to pay the wages and
travelling expenses of musical gentle
men, to keep up the wear of three or
four wagons, and feed six or eight horses
to run the country with Cabinet Organs,
when they can buy good instruments of
local agents for less money.
Frey says there are two agencies in Mil
lersburg who buy their instruments at
ctole sale prices and incur no extra ex-
penses that must be paid out of the Gus
toners pockets. Try it. 17w2
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21

If you want pair of ladies' CATERS
for $1.75, go to j. Spencer & Sons,
Paint Valley, o. 16w3
Don't buy any sewing machine until
you see and try the American Button-hole
Sesoing Machine. 45tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21
Renewal.

John I. Spencer, our enterprising
Boot & Shoe Maker, has moved his shop
opposite the Butler House, where he
will be pleased to have his friends call
and see him.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21
Auction.

If you want to buy things cheap, go to
the auction room opposite the Court
House, where they sell Glassware, Pic
lures, Notions and little of everything
Auction every day and evening.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21
The 0epOSitorT

OF the Holmes county Bible Society
may be found at the Shoe Store of A.
Shrimplin, Millersburg, o. 17ao3
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21
To Let or for Sale.

M. Shoup offers for rent or sale the
dwelling formerly owned by Abraham
Bringinger, situated ON North Washing
ton street. Terms easy. For particu-
lars call on Mr.. Shoup.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21
Annie and Willie,s Prayer.

We call the attention of our read
eas to the beautiful Poem of Mrs.
Sophia P. Snow on the first page of
this paper.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21
Post Office Hours.

The Post Office will be open at z
A. II. and close at 8 :15 P. M. All letters
put in the outside box up to $50 o'clock
will be mailed for next mornings mail.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21

Oysters, the best in town at Cards.
Step in and try them. g2
The American ButtOn-hole Se,oing Ma
chine takes the lead. Don't buy any
other until you see and try it. 45tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21
M AR RED.

MARKEDLY Rev. j. C. Gilldam at his
residence near Holmesville, on Tuesday 18th
inst. Mr.. ESOP JOHNSON and Mss CATHA-
RINE KNOPP, both of Berlin.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21

The place to buy your meat is at
Cards. m2
w. II. Gard keeps groceries of all
kinds of the best quality. ao2
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21

The children are going wild over the
beautiful things they see and buy at
Schnorr's. 1w
The American Se1ing Machine is all
the go. 7tf.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21

The children will find beautiful toys
at w. H. Cards. qr2
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21
MiIlersburg,

.H6y~ Dealers in Exchange and Coin, Bills
discounted, and Collections made ut all ac-
cessible points. Itt
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21
Cleveland Money Market.
CORRECTED BY
Il. 4 B. H Z r 2 Z Z ,

CLEVELAND, Dec. 81, 1871.
The following are the closing rates of Specie
and Government Securities in this market:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21
attachment Notice.
William NJ. France, Plaintiff, y

William NJ. France, Plaintiff,
l.. c. Stevens, Defendent.
Before James Swart, n Justice of the Peace.
of Ripley Tp., Holmes Co., U.
ON the 20th day of November, 1871 said JUS
~ tice issued an order of attachment in the
above action, for fifty dollars and forty
eight cents ($51 49,. lsw3
ROBERT LONG.l ~. CHERRYHOLNRs
b. q. BROWN. NV. n. GIBSON.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21

Keokuk has established a ten
cent course of lectures, by employ
ing home talent exclusively.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21

The late t freak of nature is an
animal at ouncil Bluffs, which is
half horse | halt cow.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
MASS AOn Us ETTS.


BOSTON, March 21.-ro day, at the request
OF the authorities Of HoDkintoD, a squat Ut
State police were dispatched from this city to
deal with the dIsturban ces which have lately
arisen in that town. The facts in the case ap-
pear to be as follows:-The Crispins EMPLOYED
at COburn's shoe manuiactory have lately
been on strike for more pay and considerable
bitter feeling was eDgt ndered in consequence
On Saturday, several of The strikers becoming
discouraged, went back and proposed to 60 20
work agaio, but were denied admission into
the shop. As they persisted ia their detention
OF entering, the boss called three of his en-
Ployees to oppose them, and before the trouble
was ended three of the Crispns were shot and
badly hurt. A call having been made on the
tnwn Tor constable to arrest the man who did
the shooiisg, That officer. for some reason, de-
ciIned, and three lew constsbles appointed
would not be sworn in. Major Keen, OF Mil
ford. State constable, however. arrested one
man and lodged him 10 The county Jail. The
force sent out from this CRY will doubtless sue
coed in making what arrests are ne :es .ary and
restoring order. Pbipps. Harvey and Levenay
are said to be the persons shot.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
TELEGRApHIC ITEMS.

VIM. Stearns, a iuryman in tendance al
the Supreme Court in Lowell, Mass. was
covery is doubtful.
Inc Emperor Francis Joseph has sent an
antoeraph letter to the Emperor William con
gratulatlns hIm on the recurrence of his 74,l
birthday on the 22l inst
A Madrid despatch contradicts the renor,
that the Spanish government had offered To
sell Cuba and Porto Rico TO the United States
government,
Italy has signed a treaty of Peace with Tu.
mis-.
An attempted instruction in Japan las
been suppressed.
Bark Edward Hill, from New York for We
nice put into Faysl in distress, having thrown
overheard 2250 barrels of petroleum during a
hurricane 10 prevent foudlug
There is runor that Bancroft will resign
his position of minister to Prussia in October
and soto Italy.
Two bfownstone houses in process of cree.
ton in Brooklyn fell Tuesday morning having
been undermined by the ralus. Two men were
buried ia the runs. Loss on house, $40. 900.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

SAD AFFAIR in HAtt0W1f L.
A Hill Stream Bursts its Boui ads and
Sweeps AWAY Buildings.
ONE LIFE LOST.

Especial Dispatch by International Line.l
HALLowELL, March 21-At about half-pasi
hve this afternoon the Reservoir Dam on the
oascade Stream iii this city, gave way in con
sequence of the sudden rice of water, and the
entire pond was drained in the space of few
minutes The fall from the dam to the river
Instance OF One-third of mile is hundred
and eighty eight feet The water rushed with
ieaiIui velocity down the narrow gorge, carry
lug everything before it. Where the stream
crosses Water street the bridge was demolish.
ca ana large two story wooden shop contain
ing large quantity of wool was swept away.
Mr.. Zanas King, the occupant of the shop, was
carried away and drowned, not having time to
leave the building. The machine shop Of Geo.
B. McClinch was badly damaged ,also the whit
ing mill owned by Spraeue & Co., and several
o.her buildings. The loss must be heavy and
the damage to business in that locality cou-
siderable. The river is rising and the prospect
is we shall have heavy freshet.
POSTPONED.
BRUNSWICK, March 2.-The masquerade
ball which was to have come off last night at
this place was postponed until this (Wednes-
day. evening when, il the weather is pleasant,
it will take place.
Ito Associated Press
wASHoUT.
A dump on the Apdroscoggin railroad about
Two miles this side of Lisbon Falls was washed
away Dy the rain tonight and the evening
Tram from Lewiston was unable to reach here.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
Eeres.n Markeis.

HAVANA. March 18.-Snear closed GU ct; prices
were irregular; little speculative inquiry; buyers for
l. at ~ ess ho Easops sales
9! g " real. Sales II the week i2,' % boxes -
zas 50 goo boxes and 400 hogsheads in oud ng $500
FOXES 20 the United States; stock the warehou es
az Havans an, Matanzis 25t0t0 BOXES aud $4,000
Butter dull. Flour aul Hams firm Lard d elm.
Ing owing to heavy arriv s keg l6t q Is; tins Fl "a
re- Is; c"a Oil steady at A. reals tins Il Tea Tor
Lumber-White Pine market supplied at Il a. So:
calls; Ind SHOCKS steady at a. rs a ST. Lmp ~
nhds 10 asman @ l24. Hoops a, clnin ,; long
shaved go g 56; short shaved $40 @ a5 Freghls
quiet; BoxSugar to The United States, Northern and
and g. Gsshsass On on LON,
e eon a 10, ~ per cent. premiums On United States
Gold 60 days sig1t, 81 per premium do short
sRht, Gold. @ 6t per cent. pfe,lium.
LONDON, March 2i-t.3O P. nj -Conso's o24 m o,I
American see aries-U S. 5-2o's 1862, 90; do 1905
teru IS Ia low a. WIZ
FRANKFORT, March 2O-.-United States 5-,o,s
co-e' at oct Tor old issue. .
,LIyERPooL. March II La P. M.-Cotton firm:
MAN Whea1 Is FL IN Mes s"ss oS !, ~
I'D tor lowest grade. No to highest CRATES h.
3d. bee;1'6s. w y wa
The shiruents Of Cotton IRON Bombay to the
I'm INST were 23OUo osles. BeceIp,s Wheat for
TIRE days we're 10000 bush OF which 1880 were
LoNDoS, March 21-4 80 L. M -Conso,s ypI "a s24
for mOney aud acrouht.
amer can securities quiet; United States 5-o0's.
1852; at ", d, 1866, d., sla d. 1867, s03; U. 5
10 aus, 81. Stocks-ErIe IL; Illinois tenfr Oh ;
37s
LIVERPOOL, March PA 80 P. M Cotton firm
MiddlIns uplands u q I'D; sales 10000 bales. Pork
S5s. Bee HOS. these 70s Bacon 49s. tor short
RIB middles Spirits Turps mime 39s.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
Boston Bank sfaismenf.
'ToN, March 21.-The Bank statement il az fol-


/ w"ssssC "eHrkPuNs
WATERFOWL, March 21.-CattIe Marriott D..
| Cattle, receipts 1871 bead; market somewhat IN .
PROVED and prres avaueed; to cent p ID ;sa'es Of
ty $40 Is q 10 5o Good quay ss25 Sc Is s nall
quality $t5,@775, Sheep and L,1 s-recelpts
s62i bead; sales quickcrat 90 q 90 each in lots
| extra at 4 so q Z ~.
NEW YORK. March 2l.-co.ton te higher and in
tair demand; sales 4eS3 bales; Midd'ng upands az
1oc kice qnIe Ca,onna 81 @ ssc Fou sales II,
sO h6ls and more doing; state ana Western shade
frmer; sure fine State 6 90 @72&; Roond hoop
uhoG Is q Z SO; Wesern Go % SO; Southern 90
q 300: Mhe shade timer "a es u, 500 bush new
Westera Is owsa sales o. 600 ensS
new Mixed Western "a a SEC; Oats quier; ohio
and Western 6s q zoe. New Mess PORK duh and
1928 g 1875. Lard heavy It 2 a &c., Butter heavy;
. ni' 10. 10 g. ,oe state 20 942 Wuiskey lower; wes
o. i e p PS4,S s%gar IN fair guest. Muse vado
leans Z, g sic.; ,scovado 50 q So. Naval Stores
Spirits TurIentine dull a. Sc; kos,n weak at 50
Taiow heavy a. =, dull crude a3c; refned24.
Grn nss 90 Liverpool more active ;Cotton 6-1ed.
', nnlo PEI steam n sld. Wheat 5id.
Snrine ev'r. M an 2imFlour with iair demand.
Corn lower a. 52l tor No e. as ouef ar ,sr 40 90 %
f Bar ieT No T. al Rss stsay at for No
81 5, Snte1 a. sss q 81 eyisi?ns-Mess Polk over
kecepls-2oOo bbls iouI. 81. 900 U"sb' wheat o,
goo "ush CORN ooo bush. 5000 bush rye svCO
pu a. nailev, 10 UUu nOgS and 5000 cattle,
Shipments--2a0l0 bus. -four, q 900 bush WHEAT
900 BUSH com, % 0O0 bush barley, 5000 bush oats,
10000 bogs, 1000 cattle. ~''
.CINCINNATi, March 81 Provisions dropping
Mess Pork 2O0 q go 70. Bulk meats at ii "a 7Ic
for shoulder VI tor sides, clear RIB sides offered
at 9. Lard IL. Bacon dropping; shoulders SIC;
sides 100 9 lie. WhIskey higher at &c.,
TOLEDO, O., March 21.-FIour firm and in good
H n Wheat advancing; No. Red wabash 1891;
no z 10 45s Corn quiet. Oats in good demand at
iali prices; No. at b7tc; No. at 59A.
dlinguplands 1916.
SAVANNAH, March 2i.-Cotton in fair demand;
Middling upantis lac. ""''
MOBILE, March 21.-Cotton dull; Middlinp nm
lands lac. N0s up
ding uplands 1stc. A'A N'iu-
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

Six dealers in counterfeit money, at No. 59g
Broadway,N. Y, have been arrested on com
plant of a rural swindler WI ON they swindIed.
9. d. Williams, the Brooklyn agent of the
Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Co., has ao-
seconded, having defrauded the Company and
its patrons out of large amounts OF money. He
lately played a similar role in San Francisco.
Samuel Lord, Esq, for fifty years cashier OF
the Piscataquis Exchange Bank, First Nation
al Bank and Portsmouth Savings Bank, died
in Portsmouth Tuesday, aged 49, He was a
brother of the late President Lord, of Dart
mouth, and until within few days OF his
Dasa
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
THE WEATHER.
SYNOPSIS OF THE FEATHER REPORT FOR THE
PAST "a HOURS

FAST "a HOURS
WASHINGTON. March 21-1 80 P. M-Tbe
area al The lowest pressure which was Mon
day night over Lake Ontarl) has moved to-
wards the East. North East, and is now over
the coast OF Maine. The heavy rain which at
tended Its progress has now entirely abated.
clearing up weather with brisk NORTH west
winds prevail in New York and the Eastern
states The pressure has been very low dur
ing Tuesday east OF the Mississippi river, but
Is now rapidly r.coveling. The barometer is
r,s ISL, Slowly IN the south west and portb- west,
With clear weather every where west and son,h
OF PenDsylvania. Increased Temperature with
local fall in barometer IS reported rom Mis-.
souri, and Southern Illinois. The pressure md
Rocky Mountains and Pacific stations.
Probabilities 1t is probable that on We'd
nesday clear weather and fresh or gentle winds
will prevail south and west OF Pennsylvania
aud clearing up aud partially cloudy weather
With fresh winds on Lake Ontario and the
east Atlantic,
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

SERIOUS ACCIDENT AS the morning train
from this city for Boston was leaving Bidde-
ford Monday morning, drunken man named
Albert Piper got on board, and making some
disturbance the conductor put him off at the
next station. He again got on and was again
put off at North Berwick. When the train
started from that station Piper again tempted
to get Cd, but was thrown off, and three pas
seoger cars passed oye his right arm near the
>boulder. DR.. Hall of Biddeiord amputated
the arm and the man is doing as well as can
be expected. We understand he belongs in
Portsmouth N H.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
NEw nAMPsmlRE

WEATHER. UN MOUNT WASHINGTON.
SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, March 21-Observation taken at7P. M
Barometer "a 40; change minus 81; hermome-
ter 2e; change minus 2; relative humidity 81
wind W.; velocity 10 miles per hour. Wind
changed 10 s. S. E., early this morning. The
mountain became developed in dense clouds,
and rain came d0wn in torreDts, changing at
intervals to sleet. At five p. NJ, the clouds
passed off the summit for about ten minutes
an1 we saw the entire country below over
spread with heavy clouds, the peaks of the
highest mountains being the only objects VISA
Die. everything about the summit was cover
side.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
TRY Briggs Threat and Lunr Healer

get Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedi,
BRIGGS, A llavantor nnraa Ha,a..l AZ
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

A PLEASANT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, about
twenty minutes ride from City Hall, to ex
change for house in town. Thirteen finish
ed rooms, light and airy; very convenient fol
one or two families, with Sebago water, large
stable, good yard rconi; several fruit trees and
bushes. Three minutes walk from the Roch
ester and ten from the Ogdenscurg railroad
stations, near churches and schools Address
Westbrook at the Press Office. f.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
90 M M II IL CIAG.,

Receipts by kaiifOads aud ~aeambon,s.
GRAND TRUNK kA.LwAY--199 cans milk, 100 bbls
-four car oxeo, do hay, do Potatoes, do hoops,
do corn, do @eef do spool stuff do laths, do
heading do shlnges, q do lumb r, do oats, do
hoops, 2 do seed. 2 do machinery, do sewing ma
chimes, do beans, do ba,k do sundries; Ship
ment East-3 CARS sundrIes, do cheese.
MAINS CENTRAL RAILwAY-Iz7 cases mdse 70
bbls anW u odls shovels, 10 do hoes, g., do dowes
10 wheelbar,oms, lis pkss suudries shiI ment 70
Eu' OPEL Car ashes, do provisions.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-s hhds.
126 bars and 20 bulls run 20 ca es and 20 balls do
mesics iz7 bds ga' den tools, % rolls teIr 10 bos
rum. se4Ih pump, 10 boxes ORANGES 25 ba 70 bark,
6u lis sheep SKINS, "a copper tubes, 81 coils
100 bols. prk, 10 bags oysters Al rIs paper, Is do
leather, 10 eb's vn. gar, 6 horses and wagon, 1926
pigs to order;a, Canada and up count~y-4 bales
hemp, ~ bbls phosphate lime. carriage IL bids ga
paper, snow c'se, 81 pcs machinery. 20 bars iron
sewing machines casns oil, 50 tales CO ton, g che
tea, 5o4 hides, 100 tkgs 10 order.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
FLORIDA.

ARRIVAL OF THE TENNESSEE AT KEY WEST
THE REPORT FAVORABLE TO ANNEXATION.
KEY WEST, March N.-The Tennessee, with
the San Domingo commissions on hoard arrived
his morning, five days and six hours from
Kinssfon. The whole party, including officers
and crew OF the snip in excellent health.
Mr.. Wade has his report finished, to which
MIR. Howe has agreed. Tue report is about
two columns long. Mr.. White wishes to add
considerable, but may agree to it with few
amendments. The report is in 10 ain favorable
10 annexation. The chief features, deemed
somewhat nnfavorabe, are connected with
questions of debt, boundary and grants
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

USE nothing but the Lightning Polish fol
cleaning Silver and Silver-Plated Goods, Brit
ANNA, Brass, Copper and Glass. Manufacur-
ed by N. d. Stevens, silver platter, Ill Elk
change St., Room 5. 1t gives them instantly 6
beautiful polish without injury to the mos
delicate surface. II satisfaction is not giver
the money will be refunded. If
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
House Lots at auction.

ON THURSDAY, the 23i Inst, at TIVE o'clock,
~ the lot OF land numbered six, situate ON Ii,
soutnils size OF Smith ST. ee., octw CO.. gress and
';nmosrland SITS. measuring 50 ieet On smita street.
VITA depth OF 81 teet
Also the lot adjoining numbered eight, same slxs
as above. wv 80 ~ II
The cellar materials OF both lots on the spot win
be included ill., the sale.
There /. good stoned cellar 1874 1t on 'ot No g.
suitable ior tue immediate consIruc lion OF a house.
Tue above los are vauabl- or tuidiDg purposes,
as they IAN be inn loved without waste Of and
Terms at sale
50 BAILEY & co, AuctIenee,s
Mar 2f-dtd
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

G. r. CHISHOLM & BROTHER, at the Grand
Trunk depo;, have received the April numbers
of the periodicals, and all the books recently
published. Their supply of literature is am
ple Their carriers on the various traius are
always ready to supply all who may desire the
latest newspapers or any periodical.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

SAVANNAH, Georgia, March 17.-Coton Freiehts
quiet Lumoer vessels to coastwise ports are scarce
AMI 10 demand at good offering. We quite to Liver
pol per sail l5-32d on nplands; Sea isands I'd; 10
Amsterdam Sled on uplands; to Bremen 9-ibu on
upiands. 10 Liverpool via New Yo,k, through De.
steam s-l6d on uplands; Sea Islands I'D. To Ham
S9 q 30; Timber nominal To Liverpool 37s 81 "a
40s. save lumber Baltimore SIS g.; TO New
steam zc ID on upland; Sea Islands 1c; ,mestcs
vi per bale; Rice 70 90; Wool lc. To B ,ston per
steam 3c ON uplands; Sea Islands 1c; per sail &c on
uplands; through to Providence &c on upands; Rice
AZ 90. : = rS' -~S
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
CONNECTICUT,

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE By STARVATION.
HARTFORD, March q james Wilson, the
murderer OF Warden Willard, of the Coonec-
ticut State Prison, now uuder sentence of
death, and who tasted over nine days last tall,
is again trying starvation. He has taken moth.
ing Tor two days.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

LONDON, March q. The bulliou in the ba
OF France has been removed to Vers allies a
all unissued notes destroyed.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

The CONSERVATORY CoNCERTS.-It was very
unfortunate for the opening concert of the
Conservatory series that the weather was Sc
nasty last evening-we use the word in it's
English aid proper sense in this connection
thereby deterriug many from attending and
compelling the out-of-town people to remain at
home and await the second concert with as
much fquanimity as possible. Still the gal
leries were well filled with the pupils of the
schools and there was a number of enthusiast
tic muse lovers in the body of the hall.
The concert was a very delightful one, better
in tine selections than tue previous con-
cert given / the Mendessohn Club under the
auspices OF the Army and Navy Union, and
the most enjoyable since the Thomas concerts.
Tbe gems OF the evening were the Mendel-
ssohn qiartette in E minor and Haydn's "Aus-
trian Hymn with varieties, and displayed the
superb instrumentation of this fine body of
musicia Is to the highest advantage. Particu-
larly was this the case in the gay tripping
movement OF the Scherzo in the E minor quar-
tette while in the Hymn the several instru-
ments blended so perfectly that it seemed as if
grand organ breathed forth prayer and the
rendering bore most favorable comparison with
that of the Thomas orchestra, which played the
same selection so artstcally when they were
last here.
Mrs. Weston possesses a very rich and SYM
pathetic soprano voice of good compass, with
sufficient hexibility, and while it does not gush
forth with that bird-like sparkle and carol that
characterizes some Singers, it is an excellent
organ. In Response to an encore of the ballad
"Who's at my window" she sang Il love the
merry, merry sunshihe." 1t was a great adj
feet accompanies in the club, the flute obligato
to the first named ballad seeming almost an
echo of the voice itself Mrs. Shaw kindly
played the accom- anment to Mr. Munroe's
soEg, Some into he garden, Maud" which
was so Well received that he sang, in response
to an encore, Hatton's ballad, Good bye
Sweetheart" his voice was little husky on
the low notes. owing no doubt TO the damp
weathe., but on the high notes clear and sweet.
Schulze played the "Raphsodie Hongroise"
bsauti'u'ly; II was worth the price OF adms
slon to the concert to listen to it, while Heindl
displayed magnificent execution on that
boenm hute, triiing without taxing breath for
at least half minute. The other selections
were all pleasing, but we have not room to
meouoh them Eere A boy in the gallery was
token out for creating disturbance "A mast
proper move -ior the boys and girls arc NOT
supposed to go 10 these concerts to play aud
disturb the audience. We understand that
the reserved seats for the last two conce cts may
be procured for a dollar and a quarter
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
Executors sale of Real Estate.

LOUISA o. MARRETT, Adminstratrix.
f. o BAILEY q co Auctrs.
Portland, March 7, 1871. mrIstd
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

F. O. BAILEY 81 Co. will commence the sale
to-day, at their rooms, of large and valuable
stock of Dry Goods. We notice some elegant
Mar.eilles Quilts, fine black Alpaccas, real
Thread Lace Handkerchiefs-butw we cannot
enumerate. Go and see for yourselves
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
vi wnicspai Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PREsIUrEe.
TUEsEDAY-State vs. Cornelius Mccain and Aza-
riah Doherty. ARRAY. Fined IS and one-half costs
each. Mccain paid Doherty was committed
State VS.. VIM. Tape. Truancy. Sent to the city
House of Correction for 10 days.