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The Portland daily press., 1871-03-04
Large stock Of : tapls Dry and Fam
CIV Goods at Aucstoes

COMMENCING on TUESDAY. March 7tb, at 10
~ O'clock, A NJ, and continuing every day at 10 A
N and "a NJ, until sold, the large and valuable
Stock and Fixtures, in
Store Corner Congress and Brown Ses.,
occupied by T.. e. LITTLE. The stock consists OF
large line of Cloaks and Cloakings, Shaws OF all
grades, Dress Goods in Vaeietv, Lii Goods. woot-
en- Goods, Fancy Goods in fact all goods usually
Kept in a 6rst-class Dry aud Fancy Goods store.
The stock Is all fresh aud will be sold in lets to
suit purchasers.
Desks, Curtains. Chairs, Stools, Cloak Forms, Safe
large French plate Mirror, &C., will be included IN
the SALE
feb2Std r. o. BAILEY & Co. Auct,oueers
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-04

The expiration of the 41st Congress with its
committees of conference and investigation
will not affect Jesse Freeman's claim that he
can match any oysterman in Portland in the
matter of good oysters-tat and large, just
from their native beds. Call at No ITO Elk.
change street.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-04

LARGEST and best stock table and pocket
cutlery and scissors ever offered in Portland
selling at cost at McDufee's, for a short time
only. Call and examine. ma,2d1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-04
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, March 3.-The South Carolina
House OF Representatives to-day passed a bill
tor funding the whole existing debt OF the State
10 new sterling loan, to be negotiated in Lon.
don. The bill provides that until all the nres
ent debt is paid the State shall contract no
new debt or liability unless agreed to by a two.
thirds vote of the peOple - WV
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-04

AGENTS wanted to travel and sell WoodrHff's
Violene and Fancy Colored Inks. Large prof
Its and sells readily. Call at Is Temple street.
Portland
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-04

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 aud prices give general sat
isfactiOn. IF
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House Lots at Auction.

u ILL be sold at public auct on on WEDN ES-
DAY, March Stb, 1871, at O'Clock y. M. two
desirable lots OF Land on the nortberly side OF
Congress, between Washington and North stress
one 3sx95 known as the Warren LOT, being the nrst
lot from the corner of Wa binGton street. me nth-r
T4x95 feet, between the Ward house and Arthur
Brad ey's.
S. L. CARLTON,
taos d,d Office No. 50 Middle st.
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f. 0. BAILEY & Co., will sell at salesroom
this P. NJ. large invoice of linens, cloths
flannel etc. Sec auction column
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-04

BROADWAY style silk hat, also latest styles of
soft and stiff hats at Harriss old stand opposite
post-office. MAHFR b. Co
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Boston stock List.
ENTERTAINMENTS
A CARD TO THE PURy.UC

WALKERS PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY.
l22 Pleasant Street, Boston.
take this opportunity OF returning thanks mapv
and sincere, to the ladies and gentlemen of Port
land for the kind and cordial reception they ex-
tended to my pupils the night Of Feb. II, at the
City Hall, and also respectfully announce that
agreeable to the request of numerous citizens, will
in few weeks open an
AFTERNOON DANCING SCHOOL
for ladies, master and misses. The latest dances
taught, and particular attention paid to the eultiva
ton OF department. Full particulars will be given
hereafter. Yours honor bright,
mar-.3t RUSS B. WALKER
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-04

WEBSTER, under Fluent's Hall, is prepared
to furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
Cream and Oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
for weddings, private and public parties, at the
shortest notice. ian11eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-04

BRILLIANT.-See the Brilliant Lamp at j.
T. Land s. Co.'S, opposite old post-of.ce, any
evening until o. clock
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-04

Coop prints selling at 6 cents at Cogia Has
san's, 129 Middle street. mara 2t
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Brief Joliings.
Steamer "Prussian,' Capt. Dutton, sails for
Liverpool to day. The mails close at the post
sfice at P. M.
Yesterday morning opened fair, but the
heavens soon clouded over, with moist feeling
in the atmosphere and s. w. wind. Their
mometer at A. M. 800. Showers and fog in
afternoon. sSge
Something new-Sending to Bath from Port
land for cargo Of coal. Yet such was the case
with one of our coal firms yesterday.
Tue pictures of OweLs as "Solon Shingle,"
in the store windows, attract great attention.
Go and see him tonight.
We learn that the celebrated Temple Quar-
tette of Boston will appear at one of the Con.
seIvatory Concerts, among whom we recognize
the names of Fessenden, Winch and Rider
Also that the people of Gorham Seminary win
attend, and that arrangements are being made
by parties in Lewiston to be present.
Schumacher has opened at MorrisOn's old
store, in DeeriDg Block, and will shortly have
a very fine exhibition of paintings to exhibit to
the public.
Brown exhibits painting of Salmon Wicr
at Bar Harbor, Mt. Desert, in Hale's window.
By the way, to-day is the last one remaining
to view those celebrated carbon photographs,
and we would advise every one of avail them
selves of this last opportunity.
The flags on the Post Office and Custom
House were at half mast yesterday from respect
to the memory of S. F. Carr, clerk of J. 81
Cochrane, the Superintendent. who died on
Wednesday. The employees engaged on tine
buildings turned out to the funeral yesterday
over one hundred strong.
The fortifcation bill now passed Congress
covers an apprpriation of $4,000 for Fort
Scammell, SIS, 500 tor Fort Preble and $15 900
for Fort Gorges. IF not expended at the close
Of the year they are recovered into the Treasu-
ry. ,e...s. IS ., 5.s.t
Among the speakers upon the Public Exer-
cises Of the Webster Society of the University
of Michigan, we notice the name of E. M. Irish
of Gorham, whose speech upon the question Of
territorial extension was pronounced the finest
effort Of the evening.
The ordinance of baptism will be admins.
tered at the First Baptist Church on Congress
street, this evening, at IL o'clock.
Capt. Mcdonald, of the barque Daring, !"
was discharged by Commissioner Clifford yes
terday, there being no evidence to prove that
any assault had been committed.
W. w. Thomas, IT., Commissioner of Immi-
grafton, has purchased two columns in the
America, a paper published at Gottenburg,
Sweden. which will be filled with accounts OF
the operations of the colony in Aroostook, and
such matters as shall have a tendency to in
duce further emigration. The columns are
Immediately under the control of g. w. Sehro
der, who is acting as agent to induce thu
Swedes to emigrate to this country. Mr.
Thomas has received the first number.
Timothy B. Hussey has sent Mr.. Thomas
first class Hossey plough for the Swedish colo
ny, and patent reversible five tooth cultiva
The Emerald Boat Club Will give their frs
grand ball at Fluent Hall, Easter Monday
April 10. The managers mean that this shall
be one Of the best parties of the season.
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SPLENDID line latest styles ladies' collars and
cuffs. Just received and offering cheap at Cogia
Hassan's mar2-2t
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

Go 10 Mrs. w. L. Smells, 1877 Congress street
for the latest styles of Gypsy Braids 4t1w
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jon PRINTING.-Send your orders for 10
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. VIM. M. MARKS.
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MOBILE, Feb. 25-Freghrs-Tonnaee is verv
scarce ana market quiet Weqnote:-To Liverpool
sail, 1c. f''''' ny
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 26.-Freights-The firmuess
in foreign treights and no sail room tor eher Liver
pool or the Continent can be had under al Tor Cotton
This high rate hes checked the movement iu produce
Coastwise the New York steamers getting &c On
Coton and are signing through bills OF lading 10
LIVERPOOL DY steam at I'd.
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FosTPoNED.-The Pound Party which was
proposed to be given this evening by Atlantic
Lodge 1. o. G.. 7. is postponed until further
notice.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-04

Mr.. JONES MILLER desires US to say that
though he was in New York recently, and saw
his children on several occasions, he made no
attempt to take them from the custody of their
mother
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-04

CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, GENERAL DE-
BILI1Y.-C IoN.-HYPoPHosPHITEs Eel
Lows COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYpoHospHITEs
AS this preparation is entirely different in
combination and effects from all other rene
dies called HYPoPHospHrrEs, the public are
cautioned that the genuine has the name o
FELLOWS & Co. blown on the bottle. The sig
nature of the inventor, James /. Fellows is
written with red ink across each label, and the
price is $500 per bottle. FELLOWS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHITEs is prescribed by
the first physicians of every city and town
where it has been introduced, and it is thor
ouehly orthodox preparation.
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THE CITY TO BE EVACUATED FRIDAY.

1t il officially announced that the French
and German generals arranged last night the
details of evacuation, which will take place
to day. 1t is to commence at a. M and be
completed at IL a. m. The evacuation of the
forts on the lett bank of the Seine will follow
as soon as the German stores can he removed
Belgium. -r-
ON PEACE FOOTING.
BRUSSELS, March 2-The Belgian army is
being placed on peace footing and the militia
sittngs at Hotel De Vile, Brussels. ~
THE POPE TO REMAIN AT THE VATICAN
ROME, March 3-The report that the Pope is
to leave the Vatican is not true if personal viO-
lence is not imminent. The Pope has decided
to remain, because if he leaves the, Vatican the
Italian government twill confscate it, The
Pope is suffering and in weak health and fears
if be departs the people would say the papacy
was discounted.
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Superior Court.

lt GODDARD, j., PRESIDING.
FRlDAY.-William Austin VS.. William K Austin
Action on bond given by plaintiffs for his faith
er's support. Decision reserved.
McCobb & Kingsbury. l.. d. M. Sweat
M. d. Winchester VS.. NJ. P. Frank, Administrator
of Henry Rowe. Action Of assumpsit for work done
in cementing cellar on lafayette street. Defence
that the work done for Charles Traver the lessee
of the premises, and not for defendant Judgment
for plaintiff for $40.26
Howard q Cleaves. s. L. Carleton.
William Moore vs.. Henry Taylor. Action of as
sumpsit on account annexed Balance claimed, $40.
Judgment for plaintiff for $25 and costs.
s. L. Carleton. Howard & Cleaves
Afford Dyer vs.. John F. Davis. Action of assump-
sit ON account annexed for clothing furnished de-
fsndaut. Balance due, $C4.o5. Defence, that de-
tendant never had the goods. On trial.
j. H. Williams. A, A, Stout =
The following assignment OF Court trials has been
made BY the Judge: L.f.
SATURDAY, MARCH 4.
Nos 29s, eco, 3G4, 3s4. Also the following cases on
the motion ust:-Nos. a. "a, 80, 114 lit, 176, 1874,
1885, 21, 2l5 2Ic pit, 2%o $685. 27o $685. sl5, a5l ss4.
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by TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
r O EIGN.
The Evacuation of the City Agreed
upon for Friday.

France.
EXCHANGE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC PAYMENT
OF THE INDEMNITY.
VERSAILLES, March 2.-Favre to-day mott
fed Bismarck of the vote of the National As
sembly ratifying the preliminaries OF peace. =
Bismarck at once replied that he was ready to
exchange the formal notifications and that the
Emperor had already signed the treaty. The
French indemnity is payable in three INSTALL
ments, viz: One milliard thalers in 1871; two
milliards in 1872, and two billiards in 1873; in
terest is only payable ON the last installment
from which the proportion of the debt appOr-
tanning to Alsace and Lorraine, estimated at
one and half milliards of tbalers, and the cost
OF the railways in eastern France is to be de-
Quoted.
WAR FACTS AND RUMORs.
BORDEAUX March 3-The government has
ordered the immediate return of the morbilized
national guard to their homes.
THE EVACUATION OF PARIS.
LONDON, March 3.-The Germans will evac-
nate Paris to-day, and Prince Frederick
Charles retires Immediately behind the Seine.
The Partisan pOpulace wreaked their ven
geance ON several men and women who were
seen communicating with German soldiers.
INCIDENTS OF THE OCCUPATION.
PARIS, March 3.-The Germans are conduct
ing themselves in the most orderly mann er and
devote the time to visits to publ G buildings
and other places of interest. Their horses are
plcketed out on the pavement. Every precau-
ton IS taken against a rising and the city is
wonderfully quiet. The national guard will
not part with their artillery and have taken
number of mtrailleurs to the top of the bill OF
Montmartre to avoid giving them up. How
ever, they are very quiet, but carry black flags
in large numbers.
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money still offered in greater abundance than can
Cs uasposeu OF; loans range from 90 per cent on
governments to q per cent. on business paper
ot Stnasgs Gxcaisnge quiet at 1909 q IiOs
slsslnp and Chicago & North Western preferred Lead
ing the advance this afternoon The TRANSACTIONS IN
these two stocks were very heavy The following are
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-04
SATURDAY, MARCH a, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY.

R-Our advertising patrons are requested to send
in their copy early IN the day as possible. dd.
certisements to appear Monday mornipo sbou,d n.
sent in Saturday, mo. Sunday)
p9-Free Religious. Notices must be-sent in as
early as Friday noon.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-04

A FRIEND IN NEED.-Dr. Wistar's Balsdm
Of Wild Cherry is friend in deed. Who
has not found it such in curing all diseases OF
the lungs and throat, coughs, colds, and pull
modary affections, and ''last, not least" Con-
sumption? The sick are assured that the high
standard of excellence on which the popularity
ofthis preparation is based, will always be
maintained by the propretors
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-04

THE NEW York University Medicine is max
ing more cures than all other medicines COM
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. II.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-04

WEsTBRooK ITEMs.-The concert given last
evening at the Methodist church by the An
Gent Harmony Society of this city, was carried
out successfully, good audience being in at
tendance, evidently delighted in hearing songs
of oldeu time Mr.. J. S. Staples was director,
Miss Chandler led the solos in excellent style,
and the parts were sustained with spirit, yet
with none of those grotesque exaggerations of
voice and action which sometimes mar the eff
feet Of these ancient melodies. We shall ex-
pect treat from this society at the City Hall
in few days. The Trustees of the Methodist
church generously granted the use of the house
without charge.
The Little Wanderers cause will be present
ed in the churches of this place week from
tomorrow, day and evening.
The work of walling up portion of the
shore of the Presumpscot, in the rear of the
Centre school house gees on slowly but steadi
ly. About 80 piles are driven and after this
work is done, trees and stone will be laid and a
solid breastwork formed to prevent the rapid
disintergration of the river banks in that neigh
borhood.
DIDN'T GET OFF THAT TIME.-A firm in this
city learning that one of their correspondents,
who was indebted to them in considerable
sum, was about to leave his home up country
and depart for California via Danville juno
ton and the G.. T. Railroad, started for Dan
vile to see what could be done. 1t was no use
to take a Cumberland County Sheriff, as DAN
vile is in Androscoggin county, so he took his
clerk whom the debtor was unacquainted with
to impersonate sheriff of Androscoggin couu-
ty. When they got aboard the train at Dan
vile there was the debtor with party Of
friends, on his way, sure enough. He turned
white as sheet when he saw his creditor and
whittier if possible when said creditor told the
pseudo sheriff to serve his writ The debtor
complained that he had but about S. besides
his ticket to California. Things looked dark
for the creditor fer few moments, but just as
the train was about to start the ftiepds OF the
debtor made up the amount and the creditor
departed with the amount of his bill, after
wishing the debtor ''safe voyage"
MRS. LIvERMoRE-A rich treat is in store
for the citizens of Portland. Mrs. Lvermore,
as may be seen by our advertising columns,
will deliver lecture in the City Hall on next
Monday evening. Mrs. Livermore is lady OF
marked ability and one of the most successful
lecturers of the day, drawing wonderful houses
wherever she goes. Having been at the head
Of the Sanitary Commission in the west, she is
eminently qualified to speak Of the "Women in
the War;" Go on Monday evening and hear
one, who labored necessarily during the entire
war to relieve the sufferings of those who SO nc
bly, and bravely defended the flag of their
country: Yes, 60 and hear her speak of the
hav hnr csr~
daughters. sisters and wives during cur coun-
try's darkest hours.
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NEW I DIRK, March -EUening-CIold was Quiet
am seaIy an uay with grsa'oI part
az a., ~, ccsng price. Governments firm and little
cnangea. closing very strong; new per cent. bonds
were offered to-day at Ss3 God seller go DAYS option,
70 commence when the bonds first placed on the
list The following are the quotations.:
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AUCTION SALES.
WOolens. Linens &c.. at auction.

WOOlenS. Linens &c, at Auction.
ON SATURDAY, March 4th. at p. NJ. and Mon
~ day March 9Th, at 10 A NJ AMI NJ, we shall
sell an invoice Of woolen Cloths, Wooden, MeriDo
Table Damask, Beached ana Brown Cloths, Nap
kins, Doylies, 1owe.s, Crash, Shifting Fannes,
Skirts, Gloves, &c.
These goods will be sid without reserve TO close
the invoice Dy Monday night. They iresa, being
direct from the importers.
mr3td II. Q. BAILEY & Co.. Auct'rs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT coLuMl

Banker. ...H. M. Payson.
tenement to Let. IF. G. Rich & Co.
Counse,lor at Law M. %. l.. Lane.
Wanted, You've Men and Women.
Lost. Black and tan Dog
No ice. =. w. A. Given.
House for Sale. :. Geo. Il. DAVIS q Co.
Store to Let. Emery 4 Furnish. l..
WanteG. Rent Of Five Rooms.
The Star Office is now on First Floor.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ELIXIR of Stilingia and Iron the great
American Blood Purifier.
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BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh.

If YOU FEEL dull, Respondent. drowsy, de-
bilitated, have frequent headache, mouth
tastes badly, poor appetite, and tongue coated,
you are suffering from torpid liver,or "Bllious-
ness" Nothing will cure you SO speedily and
permanently as Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t also cures all
severe lingering coughs and tones up and
strengthens the whole system. Sold by drug
eists. To avoid counterfeits see that Or.
Pierce's private U. S Government Stamp is on
the outside wrapper
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ENTERTAINMENTS

IsFgJ $40 HALL.
c.w.TAYLEURE,. .....~........MANAGeB.
Two Nights Only!
The greatest OF living Comedians.
MH. JOHN e. OWENS,
terzstid OF those Graphic and inrmitabe Charsc
in two 2i Whlch have rendered his genius Famous
FRIDAY EVENING
Mrs. Sidney F. Ba.eman's Amorto-n o"',''
oon'e"poraneous Lite, in acts, '''"''' -
- u D. II 80
John Unit, ....,........Mr. ) Ohm L., 0,y.x,.
Performed by HIM Win distinguished sp.cess a,
Wallack's, New YO'k. and throughont the spt,p.
country. He will be supported hy First-Cias.
New York Company.
10 conclude with tue original Al original extrav-
aganza entitet
"TEsE LIVE INDIAN"
Tom J ones. .Hlr. John T.. Owens
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH A, III,
d LIZ appearance OF Mr. ovens. Coemans brilliant
o'u comedy,
THE POOE GENTLEJ
' O"apod,. Mr.. John
=. 70 conclude with NJ Ovsus ton,or,
G neri SCION salNGLE. "J
performed b. him 90 nights in Iondo,
en1Ie seasons IN The city Of New WI
cal Press OF New York AMI London - ~,
renowned effort "A Marvel Of Art" and M, I,e ,s
letter, now in Mr. Owens possession tint h. Md pm
witnessed "a more complete piece Of humor or ~
more c'cid Development Of character.
PRICES: Reserved seats IS cents and :, "a. Gal
lery so cents. Doors opeu at I, to begin AZ
Argus please copy. ieb27ti
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Mnnicipal Courf.


-.as JUDGE MORRIS PREsIDyNo.
FRIDAY.-State VS.. Thomas Barry. Intoxicaton
and disturbance. Fined So and costs. Committed.
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SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
ker. HI. M pavsop

New Advertisem cnts To.Duy.
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bate moderation and behisnfty at times is all
most irnnnssihlp C1amnr will som atifnac r11lo

most impossible. Clamor will sometimes rule
here and no officer can calm it, Let us culti-
yate charities In debate and the feeling will in
deed extendt to the people of all sections. We
may thus not only remove many of the preiu
dices and reproaches SO often hurled at this
branch of Congress by the unthinking, but il
lostrate those Christian virtues which make
up daily the beauty of life aud fit US for the
nnal hour of dissolution. It is because the
Speaker has been kind, gentle, prompt, able
and honorable, and has won our universal re-
speet by contributing to the effusion of good
VIII and the Punishment of bitterness that-I
nave been delegated bv friends on this side to
otter this resolution. five cannot have gen.
eral amnesty from our legislative differences
we can at least have personal and social am
nesty. and in this spirit trust the resolution
Will nave unanimous concurrence.
The resolution was adopted by reclamation,
only one voice, that Of Mr.. Mungen, of Ohio,
voting "No"
The Senate bill to provide for the redemp-
tlon OF copper and other token coins, and
resolution resolution to pay Thomas Baird, of Georgia,
SZoOO Tor contrasting bis seat to which he was
not entitled were passed
AS members were seeking the floor to offer
PROPOSITIONS to suspend the rules aud PASS bills
Mr.; Holman, of Indiana, in order to prevent
such motions, moved that the House take a re-
cess, Which was agreed to.
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