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The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02

1 ht ENeW AOEA unumhCtPhh
Gov. Hoffman has broken with the Ring
The Committee OF Seventy are going to wait
on him to ask bis corporation.
| The books from which the last batch Of Tam
| many accounts are taken are marvels OF CON-
| p1eat'ons No better system for coneealing
| the frauds could well be devised, AMI without
'he iost OF stolen vouchers or duplicates the
'u'i extent OF the frauds can never be revealed.
NO personal accounts with contractors appear
10 nave been Kept, and the payments to indi-
vlduals, as published, are picked out OF a NAL
titude OF accounts, in each of which debts to
scores of contractors are entered. All of the
raised bills or vouchers otSchuyer are counter
signed as Acknowledgment, VIM. NJ.
Tweed"
keyser publish card asking a Suspension
OF judgmsDt, as his fouodry has been working
steady tor two years tor the Ctoton Board. The
card is very thin indeed. The cost o the Pub
tic lamps and gas, for two years has amounted
TO the Ell ormous sun OF S22S 100 268. Two
firms have been paid $40 1853 tor hre of coaches
for Common Oouncilmen aud Aldermen durisp
six months OF the present year. A noticeable
feature is that the cxpendi ures during the
hrst six months OF the present year ale wholly
out OF proportion to the payments OF previous
years, and warrant The assertion that the Ring
has been more reckless during 1871 than ever
before. For tour months Of 1871 the cost for
brooms and brushes aud rlAts-$l4So1 81
was fl Ve times that OF 1869
The public officers seem to have needed fur.
niture every year or less, aud in three mootbs
OF 1871 $12O 555 40 was paid to Ingersol,
whereas he 90, only $50 900 2s IN six mon ,hs Of
1866.
The dismissal of sinecure deputy sheriffs from
the courts will alone make saving Of over
$780, 900 dollars annually.
The Treasurer OF the Fire Department has
announced that the firemen will not be- paid,
owing to the lack VI iuuds. Arrangements are
making by which II is hoped that the Board
of FIRE Underwriters will advance money, aud
that the meu will be paid early this week.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02

hec~'ots nv +SAssrsso. -ss ssensDbosfs.
GRAND TRU,;K RA'LwAY.-250 cans milk, $50
hbls -four, 81 hiies, IA lis potatoes, 20 bdls lea
boards, Is TX, turniture, IS crates Eggs, IL la OF
s"Oos, cars Oh iron 40 peas. d. hay SIS do um-
L. l d. laru, do butter, do bar q do wheat DO
Capboa DIS, 6 d. com, do Ashes, do rails 9 do
slabs, 10 laths, do healing, d maIeriai. 40
sun'iies. Shipments East-500 bbls -four, car bags
10 sundris
nAINh CENTRAL 1AILwAY-i37 cases mSse, ~
gu riers ee 100 eases carpets, 29J ODDS dowels 3s
BAH exec sior, 81 pkgs sundries.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM RosToN-10 bbls
casts and co II oors, "a lis steele, ,oils
co dag. casks BOXES bbs. ami era % key,
10 pieces marble, Al pieces PIPE, 100 bbs. sugar,
bags. " iabes bhd, mol sses, 10 bol4 beef 20 ass
and % bales domestcs, so xes hsese 100 10 rails
us 110 do spices, Do do n 10 do glass; 90 cask nails
% b6ls ions, 40 swrei potatoes. hJrse.l car
ri Sc, 100 .,kgs to ord r. TO Canada an coun ry-
u casks vel ow .chr-, l64 bars iro., 80 window
weigois 81 oa'es ray, Al do WOOL, 40 pkg urniure,
45 stoves, al light bales OIL 20 bills 10 .ther,
boxes sugar, 2 sewing maehine, 10 pkgs 70 order'
STEAMER DIRIoo. FIR NE. YoRK-23 bales
cotton wIre, AZ do sludIy, 100 do raYs, 10 rolls
lie ,ther, do ing 10 0ny iJes " odts ltol,
20 do paper haniin $, clay re,orts, Pkgs house,
bold OTIS p'N.es iro % kegs spk s. 70 dc soda,
ms, 200 do tobacco 25 do soda, rs do Plies, 81 90
hariware 81 do sta CHI, % do soap, 10 do white lead
20 do axle grease, 81 d. rugs 20 cases dr goods, Il
casks white Lad II telces lob ,cco, hhus. do, 81
cases blocks, 9 pianos, 200 pigs suadries.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02
THE PRESS.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY


ENTERrAlNmENT COLUMN.
Theatre. .. Music Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Old things have passed away.
No loIe Wet Feet.
The Late Far.
NV Goods. Mrs Cushman.
NEW ADvERrIs EMEN COLUMN.
Girls Wanted. ...Star Match Co.
P. Il o. R R. Co. Special Meeting.
Real Estate for Sale Geo X Davis s. Co.
CoG-mission Buy ers. Gage x Davis.
For Sac or Lease. :. House. :. r. Aanpa.
10 l. t....Ihdmber.
\. M. y. Az. W. n. Hobbs.
Reiig ons OF the World.
Juluoeb4. DR. Wells.
ASK your Grocer TOR crumbs of Comfort
Reduction vi tr ces. :. Am. Tea 90.
Wells Carlo 10 Tablets.
Tnea Nectar.
& o. lock.
$40 lor a frst-class Piano.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02
BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE DAILY PRESS.
ILLINOIS.
Great Fire in Chicago.
Loss $S5O,OOO-Several Lives Lost
-FiremeH Injured.

CHICAGO, Sept 30.-A destructive fire broke
Out inns af'erDoon IN an immense brick tu,ld :
'hg between the Chicago. Burlington g. Gum
cey railroad track and 16 b stieet, kuowa as
the Burlington warehouse, one part of winch
was used Tor the storage of merchandise and
'ue ether rtlon as government bonded
warehouse. 10 the FIRST Department. were goods
belonging to nearly 200 films, valued at $780,
O0O, which were all DESTROYED; while il the
bonded warehouse there were goods woIt til So,
100000 all ct which ESCAPED ipiu bv reason
of the thick tire wall. o. the gouds destroy
there is an aggre gate insurance of 500 600 II
Is impossible 10 OBTAIN the names OF the suffer
efS or OF the Insurance companies. The nre
was hrst discovered in large lot OF broom
corn III tue central portion OF the building, be-
longing to Alberton 81 Bird. Fire sxtinsuish
era were im Lediately brought TO bear upon IT,
out FAILED TO arrest Its progress and Defore Inc
arrival OF the steamers ii lanes burst win Terri
ole fury in every direction. The building was
owned by s. M. N ckerson, President OF the
First National Bauk. His loss is 800 700,
which is covered by insurance. Chas Sttv-
ems, truck driver. was burned TO Jeatn, ana IL
- feared three other men Also persisted I'D the
flames, as they were seen in the midst Oh the
Il where escape seemed impossible. several
bremen We're also IN juted. The origin OF the
fire has not been ascertaiued. That p0ttlon OF
the building known as Burlington han, es-
capped destruction.
Freafdent Grant
4rrived here. this afternoon aud will remain
until Tuesday morning, when he will leave ioi
Plttsburg EN- rou,e for Washington. He is the
guest OF his brother while here.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02

On Wednesday afternoon, George Richard
son, watch nan on pier 40, East RIVER, N. Y,
discovered four boys attempting to steal some
iron and fired upon them, the bali taking fleet
upon one of them named William Aenney'
aged 10, injecting wound which it is expect
I'd will prove fatal,
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02
NO nth CAROLINA.
The XIX luY Qea.

RALEIGH Sept. 30.-The case OF the United
States against Peter Baxter and six others was
called this morning. The defendants are chaIg-
ed with committing outrages upon Mooney,
carpenter, because he permitted cooied w0'
man, engaged in teaching colored school, to
live on his premises. Defendants came into
court and pleaded guilty. Judge Bond re-
served his decision.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02

STATION HousE.-saturday night there
we're i've persons oeehned In the Lookup iol
drankeaness,two for drunkenness and disturb
.noe, two ter LARCENY OF wood aud bark tren
the Grand Trunk depot, two Tor receiving th,
same and two Tor an aifray in the street Tola
Is In addition, four persons applied for lodg
,nes aud were accommodated.
Sunday, up to 10 O'clock, two have been
brought in for drunkenness and disturbance
two tor drunkenness, two Tor disturbing pub
lie Worship aad for larceny.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02

HAVANA, Sept. 3o.-Sugar--The stock remaining
in warehou es at Havana and Matarzas is 1876, 900
boxes anG POO hhds; receipts tor the past week 40
boxes and 70 hhds, exp1rtei durins the we, fro u
Havana ami MataBzss IS 600 hhds. ana 700 boxes o,
which Il, 800 boxes and 200 hhds wire for the Unned
States. The market is dull and slightly declined,
but m lower grades h tue dec ned the most; mer-
chase refuse to purchase OWN to the h go demands
holder receipt scaniy; No IL at fa5 reals ~
rore Nos 10 to ~ at 1Oa reals Nos. % to 20 II q
l2l reals Mol,sses Sugar nominal 81 reals P ar
fobe; 'air TO good reftng 1ol reals lights " box
Sugar to Northern potts 81; p hnd do do 81.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 3O--lO30 A M.-Cotton opened
strong; estimated at 1900 bales; Miudng up
lands al 90 a sd 5 ock OF cotton at Sea b und to
this port $4,000 bale', of wni IS 900 are American
LONDON, Sept. 2s-i1 so A. M.-Consols opened at
923 tor money and account.
American securities-U 5. 5-20s 1862, 92E; do 1866
old. 93t; do 1867, 80; U. s. LOADS got.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 29-Evening.- States
$50 bonus fYr 1882 closed at 50.
LONDON, Sept. 3O-2.3O P. NJ -Consos closed al
| 922 tor money and aecoun,.
American eurities u s. 5-2O's 1862 s2S; do 1.6'
| old. 93t; 10 1867, 81, U. ). 1040's 30.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 3o-2 80 = NJ Cotton CLOSED
finn: Mldiling upauds 9sc; sales 10 900 bales. in
cu,ilng 4uO0 for export and Speculation. Lard 4oi
TalloW 45s,
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02
VIRGINIA.
Riot Mt DaMvfIle--rhe Military Called

RICHMOND, Sept 30-A special despatch to
the Enquirer says that riot occurred this eve.
ming, in Danvile, from an attempt % the part
OF mob OF neg roes to secure negro from ar
rest. After a futile effort on the part OF the
mayor to dispense the mob, the military, was
called ont, the riot act read twice, stones oeing
thrown at the mayor; and the military was or.
dered to charge bayonets on the mob. one OF
the most turbulent OF the mob was pay"netteu'
A policeman was shot by some unknown per
ron. Great excitement prevails. The stores
are closed and people here have been ordered
to their homes
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02

sEPTEMRER CRIMINAL TpRM, GODDARD J. PRE-
stDIAG
sATuRpiY.-StaIe VS.. 3. o. J. Smith. Indict
ment tor nuisance In obstructing road IN Falmouth
ST On trial.
Mauocks. Smith pro Sc.
State vs.. Town of Falmouth. Indictment Tor bao
road TTiyd by the presiding Judge without the IN.
rrysnuon Of Jary. D.cislon reserved.
Nattoeks Howard 81 Cleayes.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02
Coon TrMrLARs.-A new Lodge of Go

COOP TEMrLARs.-A new Lodge of Good
remplars was instituted at South Gorhau
(Parker's Corner) Saturday evening" The
following officers were elected: G. Nj Parker
w. q. I. Jennie Mcclellan, w. v. T.; j. It.
rapley, W. +. s. o. W. Deering, w. H.; l.
Moulton, w. M. Emma Parker, w. d M.
George Gustio, w. O.; James Harris, W. 1
g.; s. Starbird, W. o. g ~, E. Brown, II, II
! Mrs. G. NJ. Parker, l.. II, s.
After the Installation OF the officers, remark,
were made by Messrs Dresser, nowland, axe
Letavor of Portland freeman OF Cape Eliza
oeth, and others. Tue lodge have adopted tn,
aame OF South Gorham Lodge, ami start with
"a charter members.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02
METEOROLOGICAL
synepiis OF Yea hsr Rep ,sts for the pms,
,wrnty-Fcue Heu,s
~. 4 "A. a.

WAR Oar a, OFFlog CniEr SioNAL)
orrloSR, Wash,aR,on, ID O., ,
OCT !, tT5o p, MY
The area OF highest barometer, which was
on Saturday y. m, between tue Onlo Vall,y
and south Atlantic coast, IL now eonhotd ~
to the latter States, ane the pressure mas CON.
meoeed TO tall slowly Ia the northwest The
pressure has ailen slowly Ia U oriaa aud spll
more oin Texas Brisk netlhwtaterly winds
nave continued in Southara Florida wan clear.
,ng weathec and essterly winds, with clouds
aud rain Ia the Texas coast, when has ex,end
I'd Woodward into the iaterlor Ligat winas
prevailed Gu the Ataat,e coast, with u general
tendency toward the southeast this afternoon
Soatheasletly winds continued north aud west
VI the Ono valley, veering this afternoon to
the southwark win Increasing eloudine,a, Tue
temperature remains stationary IN The eastern
States, Gut coast and northwest; elsewhere II
has rises somewhat since Saturday afternoon,
PFooa0iitioS-f he barometer Wi probably
tall Ga Monday very generally east OF Missis-
slppi, WIN partially olouay weather from Ten,
nessee aud Geoigia To lower lakes, and from
New England, anu cloudy weather, fresh south
cry WINDS uom Missouri to tho upper lakes
Clouds and ram win probably extend from
louisiana aud Texas 10 Missouri and Kan
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02

Tue mind governs the muscles through the
Nervous system, as the telegraph apparatus is
influenced by remote operator through the
wire. If the mind is impaired by age or other
causes, the sympathetic nerves become debili
tated, and though the nerves the muscles OF
the Stomach, Liver, Heart, Lungs or Genital
Organs become weakened, and disease in the
form of Dyspepsia, Disease of the Heart. Weak
Lungs, or General Debility follow with his &C.
companying trains OF evil Fellows Com.
pound Syrup of Hypophosphites restores tone
to she mind, the nerves and the muscles. I'M
this Way it oyercomes disease
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02
MISSOURI.

ST LOUIS, Sept. 80 The Southern Hotel
safe Was robbed of $500 this afternoon.
The Atlantic & Pacific railroad ompany lost
q large amount Of goods from their freight
trains during the past summer, and no clue
could he obtained to the thief uniil last Satur'
gneer on the road, was detected robblng car
at Dixon. The orrison House at Holden vas
searched and considerable properly OF d.ffer'
ent kinds was recovered.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02

Tue foil wing is statement of the United
States currency notes at rhs Gate: United
States notes, old issue, $93 056; do dc, .e is
sue. $l65,279. 523; do do, issue Of 1869 $3.50,
720 ATT; Que year B per cent. notes $121 1O7;
Two Year ger cent otes Sal 852; two year 8
per cent. coupon notes $685. compound in
tArest notes $768 600; fracuonal currency, first
'ssne, 81 Alb 900; DO DO, second issue, SIS 1885,
SAG; do o. ID 70 issue, S. 041 97S; do do, fourth
issue, 1926, 1893 $40; total 1885,, 625, 143. Frac.
,ioual CURRENCY received from Tie plotting di.
vision during the week ending to-day, $780,
300; shipments 100000; notes shipped $728,
800; amount held as security for circulation
of nati, nal banks $685. $40, $50; for pub ic de-
post $l5655,500 Ioterual revenue receipts
70 dav S7l4969; total for fiscal year to date,
1856 146 1859.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-secretary Boutwell,
has returned
Information reached here from Yorkv
South Carolina that seveI a. days ago, under
the warrants issue' by the United States Com
missioner eight or nine persons were arrested
on the charge of having whipped negro wo
man in Nj ay last. After the investigation they
were required to give hail in $4,000 each for
their appearance in the U. S. Couri, in Colum-
b,a, 10 Novem Der. Other arrests will be made
under the Ku Klux law. At last accounts the
prisoners were not bailed.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02
Uniied states Circuit Court

SaTURDAY.-United States VS.. 1ilden Hall anC
james b. Nichols. Defendants are respectively cal
tain apd mate OF the brig Proeus, and they were In
0ieted tor an assault On Robert McAlister, one
tue II W. Tney both pleadsi noIO coHtendere anu
were allowed make statement OF the facts in the
case as they Understood them. They were fined S2t
each.
Webb, A. A. Strout.
wuiam t. Pearson VS.. The A. & W. spragu>
MSnuiac ur NJ Co. Still on trial.
Peters ~ Wilson Ii by-Vose.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
High school Alumni.

The adjourned meeting OF the Alumni of the
several organizations of the Portland High
School, will be held at thu Chamber Of the
Common Council, City Building, this mon
day. evening at IL O'Clock, to hear the repor
of the Committee on drafting the Constitution
and By laws. and to act on any other business
that may be presented. A full attendance il
requested. PER ORDER.
October ID 1871
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02
T1rATRE.-Music Hall was well filed on Sat

| THEATRE-Music Hall was wen neu ou oat-
| urdav evening, and the performance ELECTED
freouent and hearty demonstrations OF APP
| ,lonse The musical burlesque extravaganza
If Jenny Lind was very fiuely presented At
each performance Miss Fanny Herring gains a
stronger hold upon public favor The drama
of Jack Sheppard has always been great ia
vorite with our Portland theatre-goers, and we
think that it is not too much to say that it was
presented in a better manner on Saturday eve
ming, than on any previous occasion in this
city. The character OF Jack Sheppard is fa-
vorite one with Miss Herring, and in its as.
sumption she is certainly without rival. The
spirit with which she endows the charac
ter is fairly captivating, and gives evidence OF
the possession of genius of the very highest or
der. Mr.. L P. Roys, as Joe Blueskin, gave
perfect impersouation of the character, while
the same may be said of Mr. Harry Moreland,
as Jonathan Wild, and Mr. Burton Adams, as
Owen Wood. Miss Minnie Gray, as Winni
tired Wood, looked as charming and acted as
gracefully as usual.
THIS evening the beautiful drama of Rose.
dale, or the Rife Bah, will be presdnted with
new scenery, painted expressly for the coca
sion, and with correct properties and accessor.
les. When it is remembered that this drama
had an immense run at the Boston Museum
few years since, drawing crowded and fashion
able audiences Tor very long time. our thea
tire goers may rest assured that a rare treat is
in store Tor them.
The drama is announced for two nights only,
but if we do not greatly mistake, it will prove
such trump card for the management, that il
will not be withdrawn for at least week t.
come. At least, this ought to be the case.
Miss Fanny Herring will sustain the charac
ter OF Rosa Leigh, while Mr.. j. IL. Huntley
who, by the way, is a remarkably talented ac
tor, will appear as Elliott Grey. The entire
strength of the excellent company will be in
cluded in the cast. To add to the attractions
oil the evening, the orchestra under the leader
ship of the great Muller, will perform the fol-
lowing choice music Maurer and Schlosser,
by Auber; Marriage Bells Waltzes, by Strauss;
Fall Leaves Galop, by Operty, and Cookie
Polka, with Bid limitations, by Muller. We
shall expect to see the hall filed with large
anu fashionable audience, thereby showing tina,
our citizens ,aliy appreciate the enterprise ana
berality Of Messrs. Myers and Huntley, In ca
,ering SO successfully to their amusement
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02
NEW

WRITER'S candies have reputation all
over the city. He keeps an assortment of the
incest kinds: Southmayd's Chocolate Cream
Drops, Southmayd's Caramels, Southmayd's
Marshmallows, southmayd's Gum Drops,
Southuayd's Crystal Drops. Those Pepper
mint Drops of Whittier's, THE old ladies' de
light" are delicious. All his candies are pure.
The children pa ronize Whittier, and the little
ones must have pure sweets. Whittier, Drug
gst, junction OF Free aud Congress SITS. agent
tor Sou ehmayd's Celebrated CONNECTION airy.
"Boston Bon bons" (Southmayds)
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02
sssnscspaI Uours.
JUDO MORRIS PaEsIp NC.

fhkslD tN0.
sATrRpAy.-State VI. Matthew Sweeney au
Henry nuss. lntoxication and disturbance, Fine
s. and oue half vosts each. Paid
state vs.. J mes Nj Laushlln. Assault and bat
ters. Fueu $40 and eosts. ,ommhted.
stste We. Jonu DlsSoll. Assault and battery. Re
hponJ~nt discha sed.
Rand. O'Donnell.
State vs. john Cronan. Search and seizure, FneC
80 anu costs Paid.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02

RRMGMneR THR Poor, The well known
and useful Martha Washington Society, We
understand, hold their usual annual gathering
IN the Reception Room of the City Building
next Wednesday afternoon and evening, a.
which various articles of fancy aud use viii b,
Tor sale. Supper will DO served from to
o'clock, besides ice cream, Sc, through the
evening. Admittance will be lree and we ad
wise our generous citizens, now that winter is
approaching, to give these ladies visit with
open hands and free purses,
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02
To the Editor of the Press .

To the Editor Of the Press:
Allow me to call your attention to an estab-
lshmeDt in your city which is not wholly I'M
known, but which should ba visited and pat
ronized literally, VIZ: George A Whtney's
(late Woodmap & Wbitney's) furniture estab
lshment. II is on Exchange street, GU the site
of Walter Corey's old place Of business. His
stock OF iur niture, carpets, beds, mattresses
and furnishing goods is as nee as can be Oh
taipeI 10 tn. city. His facilities for Ut holster
ing, painting and manufacturing furniture are
unsurpassed. W. d. SaDborn, who has been
in the turulture business here many years, is
ready with his assistants to show any article iD
the furniture line that can be had in anyscity.
EN
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02
Boston stock Fist.
CALAIS n tho RroknrS, Hoard Sanf IN
TUE illness q, Oueen Victoria acco,

The illness OF Queen Victoria, according to
the London Spectator, has been much more
serious even than the public had suspected.
"She has had bad sore throat, followed by
formidable glandular swelling under the arm,
the reduction of which has much weakened
this critical period for the throne, and the
Times ard other papers are expressing their
regrets that they have urged their sovereign
on to the performance of public. duties which
she was too i'll to fulfill. The hasty return OF
the Prince of Wa'es to England from the Con
tipent has excited fears that the Queen mas is
lapsed into " orse illness.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02


RAILROAD ACCIDENT, About 0 o'clock Fri
day morning, a collision occurred on the Bos-
ton and Maine Railroad, near Prison Poin,
Bridge, Charlestown, between the locomotives
Mystic" aud General Sherman" 1t appears
thar the former machine was standing on side
track, at the time the Lawrence train was com
ing IN drawn by the General Sheridan" Just
oefore the latter reached the junction of the
tracks the locomotive General Sheridan came
out OF the engine house, running on the track
where the SHERMAN" was standing, and before
the speed could be checked the "Sheridan" IuL
against the Mystic" driving it forward to tn.
main track, where it came in collision with the
locomotive General Sherman" bound in with
the Northern train. The result of the smash
up was damage to the amount OF $4,000 or g.
900 to to the engines, but luckily no one was
injured. The obstacle was not removed until
about half past twelve, at which hour large
number OF inward trains resumed their way to
the city. The detention also prevented the de-
parture of the usual trains leaving between the
hours above named. Persons on board the in
ward trains anxious TO reach Boston came
through Charlestown.
| the premiums awarded at the recent show on
the plants and flowers. The display by Joseph
Dirwanger of this city, 459 Congress street, va
| rety and beauty, as we'll as thriftness cOnsid
| cred, we are assured, was the finest ever enter
ed by one person in any of the exhibitions of
he Horticultural Society, embracing as it did,
over two hundred specimens. Among these
were thirty varieties of the Caladium, SO ex
quisite in the divers colors of their leaves. Also
many varieties of the glaucascinia, a compare
lively new flower to our neishbOrhood. His
ferns numbered twenty nine species, some Of
them very rare, and exqusitely BEAUTIFUL. And
the pitcher plant from the torrid regions Of
| America, was an object of constant curiosity
| He had also two new Sanche zia, one new Cy-
anophy lum, one new HIBISCUS, some rare
beaths, lately imported, and many other com.
paratively novel plants.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02
SoUTHMAYD's "Cream Walnuts.

Southmayd's Bon Bons, new, nice, fresh.
A full lne-the largest in the city, of toilet
soaps, English, French and American per
fumes, Brushes-hair, tooth and nail-Toilet
powders, Toilet Cases tiled-Pocket Books,
Pomades, Oils and Creams for hair and toilet
use, at Whittier's, junction Free and Cong ess
SITS div
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-02
ONO.
VI uniclpai EIeciio n

CINCINNATI, Sept 80. Tho election to-day
passed off quietly. K. j. Morris was re-t lect-
ed Mayor by decisive majority. The Morris
administration has paid eff nearly halt mil
lion OF the debt, aud the people retain him IN
ossce for future good services,