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The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21
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SPECIAL Notice COLUMN.
CONCESSIONS OF an Invalid. IN. Mayfair.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Bern. ...F. o baile, g. Co
Real Fs, us, &c + Q. Bailey & Co.
youss Y t. ., Bailey & Co.
'"'uaoie ma Esta Eff y. Bailey d Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre. Music Hall,
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
House TOT Sale. John O. Proctor.
II u,e - Let "a Cedar SC.
Maire Savings Is nk. Ma haniel f. Deering.
Board. :. W. G Berkeit,
KIduer' Tone Powd rs.
Brsiness Chances. :. Taylor & Co.
Boston Stock Mai ket....J s G. Martin.
Boariers Wanted. ..16 Brown ST.
Merchants Ius Co. &C.. Augustus h. Ford.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

USE nothing but the Lightning Polish for
cleaning Silver and Silver-Plated Goods, Brit
ANNA, Brass, Copper and Glass. Manutacur-
ed by N. d. Stevens, silver platter, Ill ES-
change ST., Room s. 1t gives them instantly a
beautiful polish without injury to the most
delicate surface. II satisfaction is not given
the money will be refunded If
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21
To the Editor of the Press:

TO the Editor Of the Press:
DEAR SIR:-The notice of High street
Church affairs which appeared in the PRESS
this morning reflects so iniuriousy upon my
people that ] am forced to correctit. What
did say was that rather than this subscrip-
ton should fail if it were necessary, would
pay the balance myself"
have no need to threaten my parish, but
every occasion rather to praise, and be proud
of, them. Truly yours,
II
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

CoRREcTioN.-We have been requested to
say that the announcement of the marriage of
MIR. Charles L. Ooe. of Boston, formerly of this
city, which We copied from contemporary last
week, was false in every particular. 1t was prob
ably intends d by the perpetrator as hoax on
the newspapers, but ii The little soul had been
aware Of the penalty attached to such an act,
he would have left the matter uudone,
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21
TElEs,uaDn,C .-C

The alumni Of Amherst College residing in
bo'ton and vicinity dined together In that city
Monday.
Fifty men were discharged from the con-
sttuction department III Kttery navy yard on
Monday.
G. w. Stevens, of Eastport, has made an as.
sighmeht for the benefit OF his creditors.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21
THE COMPLEXION OF THE HOUSE

CONCORD, March 20.-The Monitor gives the
returns for Representatives from al the towns
IN ttS State aud clas.i6es them: -Renu blicans
loa, Democrats and Labor Reform 166
90, The Patriot to day VS. the House will stand
100 Oemoci ats aud l62 Il ideals, the Labor Re-
, Inc Statesman adheres TO its statement. 166
Republicans 10 1854 D-n ocrats ProbabIy norb.
ing more definite will be arrived at before The
meeting OF the Legislature in June.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21
mai2lst-eod1w tu-th-sSsw1t

TIRED NATURES SWEET REsToRER, BALMY
SLEEP" Bat there are t mes WREN this Re
newer of Strength" is denied US, times when
our minds and bodies nave been over-worked
and are SO worn ont that we "woo the drowsy
God 10 vain" The Peruvian Syrup (all Iron
Tonic) rerews our strength 'aud makes our
rest sweet and refreshing.
mar 00st-0&W1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

RE-oPENINa. The art store recently pur-
chased by Schumacher Brothers, under the
Music Hall, has been tasteiully re-modelled
and re-farDished; gallery added with choice
paintings from New York AID Bo.ton, as well
as from the easels of our own artists; a
cabinet and rotary frames for cartoon and
lighter drawing paper, and other conveniences
for the exhibition and sale of all kinds of art
stock. A new invoice Of French aud German
goods was opened yesterday, and on Wednes-
day tue gallery will be thrown open to the pub.
lie and all lovers of foe pictures are invited to
be present.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21
TRY Briggs Threat and Lung Heale

EV~ Snuff or dust OF any kind, and strong,
caustic or poisonous solu ions aggravate Ca
tarrh aud drive it TO The lungs. DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy cures Catarih by its mill, sooth-
ing, cleansing and healing properties. Each
package prepares Quo pint of the RENE dy
ready for usesand costs only fifty cents Solo
by druggists, or seud sixty cents to r. v.
Pierce, M. D, 1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, N
Y, and seti by return mail. Look out for
counterleits and worthless limitations by seeing
that it has on the outside wrapper, Dr. Pierce's
private Stamp issued by the q. S Government
expressly for Stamping his medicines and
which bears upon it, his portrait, name and
address, and the words ~ s. Certificate of
Genuinaness."
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

The balance of the stock of Dry Goods in
store occupied by E. E Little. Congress St..
together with ali goous previously sold and not
called for, will be sold to day at 10 O clock, cd
at H. NJ, the store ana fixtures will be sold. as
will be seen by reference to auction column.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21
Q O NJ M II II CIAL.

Receipts by Railreads and ~tsambost.
roRTLASD q KENNEBEc RAILRoAp-2 cars lum-
Der, do shooIs. do bricks, 1 do shin knees "a
Cases goods, - prs spriass, single machines ex-
tension tables, Is hides 10 ooxes cnrra fixtures I-2
car fu' ntufe q do slaves, horse car cat e n
pkss mdsa, 80 carboys. 40 cars freight for Doston
SThAMER MONTREAL FROM Rosros-I0 eases
an 10 bales domescs plan forte 80 res Of LAID
it's wheeis, 20 bis brooms, Is hhds. molasses 81
pieces tubes, 20 stoves. crates crockery 40 bali
oakum, 20 bdls o'low ware, a8 coils cordae- bbls
oysters, 65 frkins butter bags oysters I6 casks eli
der, % bills paper, bids. hams, 80 emp,y KEGS IN
bbis rum, 20 dressed hog, 70 boxes oranges SO casks
nails earrisg 40 BOXES cpeese ca. K and tb, s.
crockery, 10 boxes Specs 40 Dbs pork 100 ok as to
order; Canada Tor and up cDuntry-I4 oal.s rags IS
hdls oaper 40 &c leather. 9 bales WOOL bhls sSap 3
muttons 1f6 bds iron, pieces marble 16 car wheels
70 kgs furniture 10n pkgs to ortier.s
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE FROM NEW YORK
u bales bnrlaps 90 do WOOL 1875 do oakum, 1902 RAGS
~ gates 81 dog: orooms, " plates steel bd Is do.
10 bulls paoer, As do seines do enameled cloth n,
Iakes ~ es Coffee ~ do Shot. % 10 seed 652 pkgs
Yea I0O nai chesls DO, 2D boxes raisns rs do soap
20 do pines, 14o co. % do hard ware 10 do IN
niper, 20 do sa-s, casks skius, do silex 10 do
iampaaes, IL do while lead, 10 do tngli b RANT.
d, sat soda, 20 do oxides, bids meia1o, 46 hdls
glass ware 10 oels sulphur 40 do whiting do ripe
10 oait 10 rup, as Kegs syrup. IS DO soda, "A do
Wnite lead, pieces lead pipe 3 crates E. ware 1C
DO m1chines, sewing machine, piano, 200 pkcl
sundries. fNs
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

PERSONS having sewing machines to be re-
paired would do we'll to give Mr.. Hobbs call
at No. IL Market Square, over Gilson's Apoth-
ecary. His work and prices give general sat-
isfaCtiOn, If
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21
THE PRESS.
CITY AND VICINITY

70 our advertising patrons are requested 70 ssn5
IN m''r COPY as early an the day as poss;bIs ="
ce't'sems'fs to oppear Monday mornino sboy,d =.
sent in Saturday, (not SUNDAY '"0"'u oe
tS-Frse Religious Notices mrs. D, ,
early as Friday moon. 0e'" q" as
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

NEW YORK, March 2O,-Cattle market.-Recetpts
10 e1 sne week 426s Cattle, 1853 Sheep and Lambs,
proved this week from variety o. causes and the
prices Tor al grades were &c &c " f higher poor
choice 1a3 g 16c Sheep aud lambs also adyaucei
and good sheep 20 day were very firm ard scarce
sommnn to tar g &c; tar to good 81 @ &c; chsoe
81 q s; dressed do 100 GIL.
.DOmesIlc Markets.
NEW YORK, March 20.-Co.ton heavy and &c
lower; sales $3.50 bales Middnng uplands at l4ae.-
change; State 500 a 2,; Round hoop OHIO asa
Z SO; Western 60 @ 50; Southern ezra 90 a
300 Wheat active and higher; saes 10000 bush
Winter Rcd anu Amoer Western 1 20 q / 7o4
White Michigan g.. Corn dull and easier; sale,
more doing; Ohio and Western eS e Zoe. Pork du
and heavy; new mess q so q 81 IS; Lard heavy al
WISHES lsa dull Sat wes ae G aee
Chicago. March 20.-Flour quiet Wheat f m al
II for No. Corn dull at 5sa g o35. GAS quiet
at 4ss q 81 tor No 2 Rye steady at 90 q Gle. fol
No.2. Barley 70 q 79ae for No. 2. Hi.n Wine.
quie at S6tc Provisions easier. MessPork 20 % q
81 373 Lati at ~ q I2c.. Dry sailed meats uH.
kece pls-30G bbls. nout. 6,o0O oush. wheat, IL.
900 busb. corn, 5000 bush oats 1000 BUSH I'VE 1vO(
Blu h. barley, 1000 hogs
Shipments-50l0 bOis. -four, 5000 hush. wheat, 80,
900 bush. corn, 5000 BUSH barley 5000 bus, oats iO0
rye and 1000 hogs
CINCINNATI, March 20 -Provisons dull and un
settied Mess Pork ~ 70 g 81. Lard 115 "a ~ -
Bulk meats shoulder 7}c; rib 81; cleaI side
Vi q lU4c Bacou-shoulders SIC; Tor clear rio 10Sc
Tor clear side lie; tor clear rib l0Ic. Whiskey ad
vancing; quoted at S5c.
TOLEDO, O., March 29.-Flour firm with fair de
maod. Wheat firm with light demand; No. 2 Rec
wab lsh As; White IS; bigh xed 62r3; low d.
| 6lsc. Oats steauy and in moderate demand; No
52c.
| Foreign Markets.
LONDON, March 20-4.3O L. M.-Consols 90 to
| money and account.
American securities quiet United States 5-oo's
| 1867. at 81, do 1855, ola, sl3, d, IeC7, 500; u.
10 40s, Ss1. Stocks-Ere 1ss; Illinois Central 1,0J
| Atlantic 8 Great Western IS. Lnseed Cakes at ai
| Us "a $40 los.
LIVERPOOL, March -4.s0 P. M-Cotton STEADY
Middling. uplands u q 7sd; sales 10000 balss.-
Cheese II.
| FPci.hts.
| ECHARLEsToN, March l7.-Freights to Liverpool b
| steam direct. nominal upauds; Via ~ w vrk, 8
on uplaDds and g I'D on Sea Islands; by sail, Z III
on piands; I'd Oh Sea Islands To Havr, b, steam
and sail. nominal. Coastwise-1o New York, steaI
| &c " ih. on up'ands, &c on Sea 1san'is; 81 20 4
tierce on Rice; by sal, IT, y ID on upands, 4Oc W b
| ON k-sin, 81 q " NJ on Luu Der and s. q 10 W \
| o. Timber To Boston by sail, &c " ID on upian
| Cotton; to Providence by sail s. W Al on Boarus,
ID OIL upland; by steam 81 bale in addition to Me-
| York rates.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1s-Freights-The no,
to Liverpool unchanged; we quote 6our a. g.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

THE New York University Medicine is max
ing more cutes than all other medicines com.
bined. Branch Ofiee, $50 Congress st. Ad-
vice free. P.Staples, agent. tt.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

LADIES wishing to have nice Stitching and
Fringpg done will not fail 10 call at MIR
Hobbs's sewing machine rooms, No. - Market
Square. The work is superior. mar1S-tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

WE understand Mrs. Bibbert the Blind Clair
voyant, on and after Monday the 9th. All
that are sick and afflicted will do we'll to give
her call. Her cures are wonderful.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

LADIES DESTROYS ofseeing the spring styles Of
millinery are invifed to C Ill at Cogia Hassan's
Bonnet Rooms 129 Middle street,
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

The new silk curls, perfect imitation
hair, at Cogia Hassan.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21
Executor's sale of Real Estate.

DURHAM to license from he Judge OF Pro-
L bate Tor the County Of Cumberland, shall sell
at public auction, on the premises, on MON
three oclock.P. IL. the dive ling house and lot No.
50 Chestnut strecr, Po'taId. said premises belong
ing to the estate OF Edward Robiu son. dece1sed
Terms Cash. VIM n. JERKS Executor.
F. o. BAILEY Il Co, AuetioDe%rs.
Portland. February 20, 1871. 1aWsw si20, ~ ,mr6
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

SPLENDID new line of perfumes and hair
oils received to day at Cogia Hassan's.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21
BUSINESS NOTICES,

PHALON'S NEW PERFUME.
81 LOVE YOU"
"ILOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
II LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
THE MOSTLASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
mar7-eoi3mos
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

DURSUANT to license from the Judge OF Pro.
l. bate. shall sell ~ pubic auction. ON SATT'r-
DAY: the eigh cen day oil March,, A. d 1o7t. I'll
n'ei ck noon al the auction room oil 4. . Bailey 81
Co., all the interest OF the estate OF y. NJ. Mar
re Z, deceased, in he following property;
Lie Sch Annie freeman.
l liz h. X. Dresser,
1t Tookalita.
Is Old Chad.
Lie Kate MeCintock.
1-S George W. Pierce.
1-S " y. NJ MaFrett.
Liz Gazele.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21
AUCTION SALES.
Large Stock of Dry ard Fame
Goods at Auction.
AT OFFICE 10 EyruA,rnu crnn.-

GOMMENC1NG on WEDNESDAY. Mar.b 2and.
~ al 10 NJ, ana continue every DAY az 10 A. 81,
am r ", unlil sold. The stock consists OF Besy.
Dress Gooas; BTo~u, Bic ,ehed, Loom and q 4
Oamask In all qaalilies. Table Napkins aud Uoylies
Damask and Hueka uek Towels han,ksr hieIs,
Ladies' AMI Genl's Hosiery aud 'ioyes Cutlery, Al.
bIus, iost soaps, tgether vita a laTgs vsiiety OF
other goods.
These Roids have not been opened bat We are as
sured by the cpnsg ices that contains sooe
very choi'e gods ami Is part = a bankrupt stock
Our orders are 10 sell wIthOaI reserve. -
EH-Lali $ i4gitel 10 The sale. Sc as tree.
mT2l-td F.. u BAILEY a. GO AuctsIs
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21
NE " RAuP aHa M
WEATHER ON MOUNT wAsHrNcrc

WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.
SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON. via l,rrr
TON. March 20 -Observaton taken ar7P. NJ
Barometer 30 10; change plus 10; hel mometer
.; change plus 10; relat We humidity 65; wind
w. 5. W.; velocity 80 miles per hour.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

VICKs' Flower SEE DIS and Floral Guide for
sale at Sawyer & Woodford's, 119 Exchange
st. mar16-eod2w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

SOMETHING NEw.-Pins in book form, all
sizes in one book. A large inyoIce received
to-day at Cogia Hassan's, direct from the
Manufacturers mllatf
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

FRESH stock of Spring Shawls open at Cogia
Hassons.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

Gran q q Sd: weight 37s: Cotton Id and bark 4Os
sni 2 was taken 10 load Cotton at New Orleans nt
"a 20 Liverpool and Is 16 20 Iemep. West India
little doing, 80 -'
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21
Real Estate on spring Street at
AuctiOpi

an WEDNESDAY Ma CHI 29.h, at NJ, We
" shall sell tue valuable properly No TAT spring st.
Sad properly consists OF two story Mooden HOUSE,,
containing eight ro' ms. good dJsets end cellar.
Plenty Vf hard anu soft wa Also one and ba "
story house in =sr OF above contains tour ICONS.
GooJ cellar, plenty oil water, &c Lot contains aboat
$3.50 square ieet. This properly ple sanity located
and l. valuable Tor i've stmen' or occupancy.
SAFE positive as owner Is gong TO leave the State
Terms at sale.
mr21td II. o. BAILEY e CO., Auctl0neeIs.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

ALL the new Spring styles of Hats, Flowers,
Sc, are now open at Cogia Hassan's.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21


Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Railroad at
Kntery on Saturday in instruc.ing their Di-
rectors to accept the proposition CT the East
ern Railroad Company, whereby they Offer to
lease their road for the.term of SO years at 10
per cent, insures the building of the Boston
& Maine from Berwick junction to Portland;
and making all due allowance for delays, &C.,
twelve months from he first day of April will
see the cars running over their extension to
our city; Tor this corporation will use all of
the energies that its wealth can command to
complete the same with the utmost dispatch.
The building OF the Boston g. Maine road
will give us competing line to Boston, and
will naturally suggest many important
improvements, not only on the ]iue but ia
this city; and one of the mosL important
is depot accommodations in our city. The
passenger station Of the p. S. & P. road will
without doubt be located nearer the centre of
our city. The water iropt of Commercial
street near Union Wharf is looked upon with
much favor, and the P. S. & P. road owning
in common the track on Commercial street
with the Grand Trunk road, this position will
give the Eastern Railroad superior advantages
over its rival line. the Boston & Maine. The
P. S. & p for more than twenty years has
been worked under lease TO the Eastern and
Boston & Maine. AS the road was leased by
the lessons TO make for the corporation all the
money it could, there has Eot been on the part
of the corporation that willingness TO make
depot improvements in our city that were act
ualIy demanded. Their shops and engine
houses at Cape Elizabeth are all excel
lent, aud the area OF land secured at
this point is ample for the business
OF the road for many years to come. Let the
same care and forethougbt. be used for depot
facilities here in our city by the Eastern Rail-
road that was used at The Cape for shops. &c.
and that corporation will be well sustained by
the patronage of. our city. Under the control
of the P. s. & P. road by the Eastern our
| people will witness no retarding steps by this
| company. Their officers all live men, up
with the spirit Of improvement, ready to make
all necessary changes in the running OF trims
| for the accommodation of the public. The
6: Is A. NJ tt ain from Portland and the P. N.
train from Boston to Portland through the sea-
son have been urged by the Eastern as de-
named by the travelling public; and TO day
| there are but few roads running trains from
Boston to any point that has passenger accom-
modatons equal and none superior to the Eas-
| tern. One important feature to ne introduced
will be their first express train, delivering pas
| sengers three and half hours Tor Boston, that
| our people will witness many important and
decided improvements, all tending to the in
| terest and welfare of our City by this COM
many.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

REAL Hair Switches and Curls at Cogia
Hassans. 2w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

lie CONSERVATORY CONCERTS. To night
the first of the series of concerts to be given
under the auspices of the New ENGLAND Con-
servatory of Music will take place at City Hail.
The artists are among the most noted in the
country, and the tickets of admission are plac-
ed at most reasonable price. While very
tair number Of the gallery seats have been tax
en- by the pupils OF the High and Grammar
schools, there are yet many left which we hope
to see disposed of during the day. These seats
are considered the choicest in the house, and
are but 525 in number. while there are in the
High School alone 407 pupils. When, there
fore, we consider the number of scholars be-,
sides in the different Grammar Schools, the
natural fondness of the young for music, the
suggestions of the School Committee in regard
to the cultivation of that art IN their last re
port, and the cheap price of a course ticket
only fifty cents seems to US that if a parent
has child with love for music, and a desire
to attend, they might stretch point and give
them the opportunity Our citizens too must
see what splendid series of concerts is offer
ed them, and fill the hall. Already have they
done SO to great extext, but there is reom for
more, while all praise is due to The citizens Of
the neghboiing towns who have SO literally
subscribed to this most praisewortby under
taking.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

AN agent is here canvassing for several sci
ences. Remember the pioneer, Frof. y. D.
Fowler.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

bot AND COLD BATHS at j. P. Smiths, No.
100 Exchange street 1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

Gay at ~ Money at percent. Sterling Escnange
1883 g l108
he follow ing are the fnrsnoon o,,ototion. ec...
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

| FOURTH PEOPLES CONCERT The fourth
and last Of the popular concerts projected by
Messis. John L. Shaw and George A. Jones,
which while presenting musical talent of very
high order, still places the prices OF admission
at such figure a. will allow the lovers of mu-
SIC whose portmouaies are not pressed out with
greenoacks, to afford the entertainment, was
gwen at City Hall last evening. The concert
opened appropriately with Haydn's grand
chorus, The Heavens are telling" by The
Haydn Association, which was finely execut
ed. Mrs. Wetherbee sung the well known al il,
from the Creation, "On Mighty pens, in which
that delicate cooling parl occurs It is needless
cay that she rendered It in lust tie exact man
ner and with appropriate tone. The save Ma
ria, OF Billetter,w next sung very affecting
ly aud with all the effect of a monastic chorus
Messrs. Monroe, Haskell and Shaw delivered
trio from William Tell, as well a, we have
heard many times in the opera house. But
Mr.. Samuel Thurston brought down the bouse
oy a love song, and upon the encore of which
he sung My Hearts on the Rhine" The
beautiful chorus by female voices alone, "Tne
Lord is my shepherd" was then rendered
by the ladies of the Association, to the great
satisfaction of all resent.
The Arions appeared only once aud sung the
Young Musicians" "who go from place TO
place." and We thought they deserved to do so,
aad would be appreciated accordingly. Mr..
Kotzschmar's Barcarolle, as rendered by the
Association could hardly have failed to please
the audience 50 bright and lively as it was
Like all our worthy musicians compositions it
was artisticalIy exact and full of merit and it,
was truly refreshing 20 see that it received
merited encore, and the talented artist made
his bow to delighted auditory. What pity
that so eminent an artist and composer in
music is not appreciated even more highly. In
Boston he would be greeted with intense en-.
thusiasm even at his rehearsals; but pupils
and pnblic alike seem not to fully comprehend
his brilliant genius. The quintette serenade
of Storch, in which Ms. Norcross appeared in
the contralto part, seemed to meet worthy
appreciation. The magnificent and exciting
"InfiammatHs," from Stibat Mater, in which
Mrs. Wetherbee took the solo part, closed the
concert. The accomplished pianist, Miss Liz.
zie Dyer, presided at the new Steinway Grand
with marked ability
We understand that the auditures which
have attended these concerts nave been so
greatly pleased with their idea and manage
ment, that it is proposed to tender compli-
mentary concert, not for pecuniary but for act
ual complimentary benefit, and to be given on
Monday evening next
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21
Barn at AuctiOni

IN WEDNESDAY, March 29tt, at ten ocloes A.
~ NJ. we shall sell the Barn lot No 30 Siate &c
Said building 26x2O eet. is in prime condition apd
can easily be converted into te1ement bui ding or
store. Further Particulars civ sale
mr2ltd II. o. BAILEY 81 CO., Auctioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21
Administrators Sale.

e The following sale is p stp1ned to SATUR-
DAY, the rwenty-tfth day OF March, at 70 o'clock
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

leges and Elections. made report, wbic1 .,as
tbwaite Of Alabama and Biodeett Of .ieoraia
as Senators from those States. The c5u Imittee
say that they have not had time &c, ify esteate
the subject and that it would be Unjust to keen
these gentlemen from their seats lor ger and
deny their States representation. The CON
mitee therefore recommend their ad mission
aud their right TO seats shall remain subject to
fuu re investigation. Messrs Hill at ID Thur
man OF the committee dissented frog the rec
concentration as to Blodgrtt.
The Senate without action went IN, to execu.
tive session and soon after adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21
BRIGGS A llavantor cures Calarri

BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success. IT,
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

Money more active anu ates a,,w.ncin1 g - 20!
cent being demsEded on Stocks aoo a. 8 peS cen.
on on 1ovsin menis Tbs steaii expand ng coniI-
CAPITALISTS are growing mors CAUTIOUS in respect TO
security; sterling Exchange dull at 1857 q lOk
generally the highest vi the ,lay Coal and m iscei
ialeoas stocks are also strong and advancing Quo
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

NLW fUkk, Harch ~ EUen,ng.-The dcwnward
tendency OF cold with tae dry opened wa, CHECKED
lhs afternoon by an advance in Exchange aud tn,
market closed trim and steady at III "a III, The
de line 10 arriouted 10 the genera expe ta,lon thai
the j. easuiy will buy large amouns next month and
Ius rams troaoies phev htng sue OF The n W
Ereuch loan in London Will result ia aIvant, to
IN. United STA es CIV fund iOan. Governments
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-21

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