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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-06-15

TEADE.-A gentleman desires TO trade TIVE
large sorrel hor-es-good roadstsrs. gentle
sound. and in every way fitted for farm work
for two yokes Of American oxen.' For par.
ticulars. enquire at TIE JOURNAL Office.
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A derrick has been put up few roh- ea''
Of the depot. for the removal Of heavy freight
from the ears.
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Thanks TO Mr. T.. Very for treats Of dele
ious IccsCream. 1t is prime. We Recommend
il toall.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-06-15

Plenty "f rain last Dight-Io damage
everybody smiling at the prospect of Of 'ine
corn CROP.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-06-15

Mr.. Barker informs Us that he has brick nov
for sale At his yards just south Of the city.
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Go arid hear the music and slp Of the splen
did ice-cream at Whitmarfs.
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If you wish to he . suited throughout. g
to the S:lina Clothing Store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-06-15

Charlie. f. Lewis, once clerk at Hamiin &
WooiIcy'. store. is in town.
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NayogC. r. CSbEnucop
Coancilmrn-W. r. fLsyrEas. Dawn ssos>, Csc
xns Psrsr. R H. DstLx sfr8 T. D. b>nar.
Polirr JusfxvIoHS fo-rEE-
ai<rk-FKEp WttpNA~-
TrrAeuvr1BoHAs 0LowrklEr-
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-06-15

WAxTED.-Two servant girls ri the Pacific
iIoU-c. Liberal wagcs will he paid
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For a nice. .knobby suit Of clothes, 60 to
the Saiina Clothing Store.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Ice cream nj wiiiiman's.

County scrip war,e.i At ". p. TEACHER
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II your lite Is not Of value to yourselves, 1t Is
to your family. Go to Durham's and insure
in leading Companies. He win also insure al
Of your property.
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Coroner of saline C"uniy, Kansa;

snb-csii,ci To- before >llins, This ninth day
June D.. Isl.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-16
XLIst C0NGRESS---Third Session


WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-On motion of Mr.
Sumper the following reso. ulions were adopt
ed
Resolved, That the Secretary of the Navy be
directed to camuuucate to the Senate COPY
of the instructions to the commander of the
Tennessee on her present cruise; also the
names of the United States ships in the waters
OF the Islan1 Of St. Domingo since the COM
mencement of the recent negotiations with
Dominica, together with the ornaments of
such ships.
The JOINT resolution of the Indiana Legisla-
ture withdrawing thatsState's alleged ratifica-
ton of the 10Th amendment was then taken up
for the purpose of allowing Mr.. Morton to all
dress the Senate upon the question therein
presented the latter part of the morning hour
being awarded him.
Mr. Sumner introduced Il resolution, which
was agreed TO, instructing the Committee on
Commerce to consider the regulation of rail-
roads in the United States so as to prevent the
loss of human life and promote the security OF
| passengers.
\, Upon the conclusion OF Mr., MortQn's speech
| MI Blair rose to reply.
,,;; ulr' Cole moved to take up the appropriation
IN, MI, ppomeroy hoped the Senator from Miss.
ou Sa Sn.air) would be allowed to proceed,
| 7t nSIal Fsenators-oh, yes; let him 90 on
Mr. Bar SAID he thought the Senator from In.
olaha Moftop) had fifty represented the de-
monstration in bold. outspoken and con.
| temptuous manner in which he had snolren of i.
Representative of the government. Last sum.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-Cotton lower with mod
Ifate business; sales, 4408 bales; Mddiing uplands
dots. Fiour-sales $50 bols; state and western dull
a WILLS d,c lower; state l597 75 Southern 9O@s 20
wheat dull and 1c lower; sales 49, 900 bushels; No
Z SPUng 55 q 54b; new Winter Red and Am
PEI b1s western 5s g 60; Corn dull; sales 4,,0e(
n Susn'' new mixed Western IS q s5c.-Uats dull
= % g 2 81 old do % 90; prime 10 80 a 20 co. Lard
nrm &C 2t 13sc. Butter STEADY Ohio Is "a 25c State
y 3; g acc. Whiskey frmer; Western tree 93i s 81
nnr quiet; Carolina Z; q SIC. Sugar easier Mus.
~ Dutch Standard 9ac. CO fee firm Rio Isl q 16I
Nolasses dull; New Orleans So q 65c. Spirits Tur.
pemtne firm at 81 952ic Rosin nominal at so FOL
.saia,ined. Petroleum dull crude 15o; refined 25c
aaHoW weak at 81 "a Sc. Wool quiet and firm; do.
nestle fleece Il a. Sci pulled ~ "a 4lge
I'D. "' SIM "'"'" ei s'e'h
TOLEDO, O., Feb. -. Flour dull; Wheat steady
80 led Wabash | 81; Corn lower; high Mixed
'oieii Oats lower; Michigan at SIC.
IL, 0SaiINNcINNATI, Feb. IS Pork duh; Bulk meat.
bacon dull shouldersS5n; sides l2c Ter clear
"hiskey active ats7c
CHICAGO, Feb. 15-Flour dull. Wheat steady
~ spring at 22l Corn firm at 5Ol Oats dull
~; at 49,. Rye 1irm; Barley 7ec. High Wine.
nnahy' Mess Pork q u a ~ ST.. Lard ami meats
,nwar Dressed hogs duh at o097 90. Cattle
100 bbls. -four 10 900 bush wheat 49,.
9o " ba corn, 5000 bush. oais 200 bush rye ana
oo SShlpnents-4oOo bbls -four, 1000 bush wheat, !.
wv ouih corn and $500 hogs.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 15.-Cotton stea7: M.,,,ljps
uplands 144c.
lands 14sc. AN'' -A'Ns "
lands lalc. "e ''
NE" ORLEANS, Feb. 15.-Cotton weak and in fail
oemlndi Middlibg uplands 14Ic.
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Brighton. Cambridge and medfors Cantc

'i"eiai Oispstch by International Iinel
1t market this week :-16O9 Cattle oode &c. ~. ~.
Lamps SVoo swine; last week, 116sCattle eary ibcI
and Lambs, 5000 Swine. e' '''' >heep
PRICES --Beeves-Extra quality s1o 49,.
nIst quality $ll 81 q S2 25 second quality 10 5SS
il so; third quality 50 so a $40 5O POOREST rrs osa
Of coarse oxen, bulls, &C., SO 90 q 90.
Country hides u a Sc: Country TalIow &C.: al,
Skins 16 q sc y fb.; Sheep and Lamb Skins 81 o.
q / Is % skin. 81
Sheep and Lambs-The supply ircm the West was
large. nearly all of which were bought by butchers
or taken at commission, costing at A bany from Be
to &c W ID We quote sales of selections and extra
lots at "a 90 a. so: ordinary 50 90 "a 90 or fr,m
81 to 72c y b for Northern Sheep.
Swine-None but Fat Hogs in the market. Prices
from 81 to SEC ~ lib.
Poultiy-Extra none worth mentioning
Cattle-There were 81 cattle from Maine.
Droves from Maine-Danel Wells, 16; A Clark ..
The cattle from Maine were all beeves, bnt the
owners rather than sell at the prices offered concud
ed they could do better with them by having them
slaoghteredland marketed. From the West the sup
ply was larger than that of last week. the quality
Iu as good and prices obtained not much different
rom those OF last market. few of the best cattle
were sofa as high as IL cents p fb. The trade has
nor heen SO good as il was at la market Many of
me best lots were taken at a commission From the
tne supply was light and most of the MOI thern
of,ts were snid as early Tuesoay We auoe sales
u, Mes'efn cattle IS follows: 16 at &c pfb. live
weight, average weight 1893 lbs: s ar 1dc 90 ner
cent sbrinkage, average weight lbs. /, Pc O.
per cent. shrnkage. average weight loq4 M va % %
Isc, hght weight: Is at 7sc pib light we,pbt aa a.
aye wegat 1873 bs; l6 at SIC Pib, light Weight ay
erage weight 1855 lbs; 10 at 12c, D cent shrnkao,
average weight 1858 TBS; is at S2c IjsLt weoht
erag, weight ga ID Is al &c. sc per cent shrintaaa
average wesht s59 lib; at 9sc. light weight ayersoe
weight 1865 fb; at stc, light wegt average we ght
1896 ibs 30 at lie, 35 per cent. shrinkage average
weight 1925 fb 'NN"eS
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-16

HAYDN AssocIATIoN.-An adjourned meet.
ing of this Association was held last evening.
The President, Mr.. A. M. Smith, addressed the
members in regard to the objects aimed at the
present year, and recommended that two grand
concerts be given as well as monthly concerts
and that committee be raised to sell season
tickets. His remarks were received with un'
usual favor by the members, many of whom
followed in the same strain.
The report OF the Treasurer for the past year
was read and accepted.
Ex.President Abner Lowell, Esq. was by
unanimous vote made an honorary member.
After finishing business the Association, I'M
der the direction of Prof. Kotzschmar, rehears-
ed from the Creation, Stabat Mater Sam
son, schubert's 23d Psalm and Kotzschmar S
Barcarole.
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Q O NJ Nj H IE CIAz,

Receipts bs tsaiiroads aud steamboats,.
PORTLAND a KENNEBEo RA1aRoAp-1 car shin.
gles 30 heading, II boxes axes eases goods. 10
hoops, do bhs. "A bbs beans, So pigs mdse, 81 cars
freight for Boston. ven
GRAND Trunk RAILwAY-199 cans milk car
do corn do pegs, do slaves, Z do bark 2 Go DO.
tatoes, do barley, do boxes, do pegs 8 do sun
dries. Shipments East, ears freight. Shipments
to Europe, 80 provisions do seed do -four 10
do lard III do leather, do potash.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-11lc cases mtlse, 46
b3ls doHes, 1877 bbls. apples, go pkgs sundi les
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The Wool Market.

Especial Dispatch by International Line.l
BOSTON, Feb. 15.-fReported for the Press Tho
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohto and Pennsylvania pick-lock so a
65; do choice Xxx SO q 55c; fine X 90 az 52c medium
30 q 52c coarse AZ a soc; Michigan extra and Xxx
AZ q SOC; fine q az 4Se; medium 4S q 49c; COM
mon 40 a ace; other Western extra 4S a 4Sc; med-
UNI IS "a 4Sc; common az a 43c; pulled extra
81 g 521c snperfne 81 a 52Ic; No. at Is az 4Oc /;
eombng fleece at 81 q 55c Californ ia at 10 "a SAC
Iexas at 10 9 soc: Canada con,bing IS q 5sc; Smyr-
ma washed at 20 @ 35c; unwashed 10 a zoe; Buenos
Ayres at % 9 80; Cape Of Good Hope at 2s "a 3Ic:
Chllian at ~ q 26c; Donska 81 a 35c Mestiza pulled
Remarks.The market Tor feece and pulled wool
remains IS firm as previously noticed with fair de
hapd out stocks are so comparatively light the sales
have not been to anytextent. 1 he New York market
1or the various grades Of domestic fleece is active and
very firm. Pulled wool Is taken with considerable
freedom and very full prices are realized tor desra
Bile lots. California and Texas woods have been in
request and considerable quantities have been Sold
The Phlladel ihia Commercial List says the up.
ward tendency received last week still continues
the local and Eastern manufacturers encouraged by
the favorable prospects of the spring trade for WOOL
ems, and being deirOus OF obtaining suitable seec-
lions, have been free purchasers. and there have
been large shipments Eastward. The stocks of wool
on the seab0ard are now reduced to lower figure
than for many weeks past and there as been a gen.
eral closing out OF about all the cheap lots eaSing
the remainder OF the stock in the hands of a few
strong holders, who with easy money market
are confident of obtaining higher prices as the sea-
son advances W. - N>"'
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NEW HAMPS HIKE.

WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON,
SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, via LITTLE.
TON, fep. 10 -Observation taken att NJ
Barometer 80 65, change plus II: Thermometer
II; change plus Z; relative humidity "a; wind
west velocity - miles per hour. There
were huge masses of clouds east and south.
ward this morning, but they disappeared about
nooh. IL remained hazy near the eastern hor-
Izon, SO although We had clear view in all di.
rections, the ocean could not be seen. The
amount OF newly fallen snow from the summit
down is immense, and it is so light that snow
shoes are OF no avail. An ascent would he al
present most difficult if not impossible Hall
an hour ago 1t was light enough to read small
type out Of DOORS
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-16

SCANDINAVIAN PARTY. -Llst evening Con-
gress Hall was occupied by a very happy as
seuby OF the representatives of the various
Scandinavian atonaities-Sweden, Norway
and Denmark. 1t is usual to have such par.
ty once year, and they enjoy themselves in a
most quiet and ratio manner. The snpper
was furnished handsomely in the upper hall
by Mr.. George Webster. Messrs. Gee & Harm
den furn ished The music
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-16

SwINDLER ARREsTED.-F. A. Barte INK. the
St. John N. b. druggist, who borrowed large
sums of money last week and cleared ont was
arrested in Boston Tuesday by DEPUTY sheriff
Adams of this city. The sheriff ascertained
that some trunks belonging to Barteaux had
been forwarded from this city Monday to Bos-
ton and so he went up 20 the "hub" and when
Barteaux called for the trunks Tuesday morn
ing arrested him. II seems Barteaux left the
st. john boat at Eastport and came to Port.
land by rail- The claims against him will
probably be satisfactorily adjusted.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-16

AccIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon boy nam
ell Cole attempted to run in front of a ca I'm.
tryman's team on Portland street when he was
struck by the pole and knocked down and one
OF the horses corks struck him ON the side n,
side OF the head, inficting dangerous wound
Inc countiyman was from Gray and we under.
stand that no blame attaches to him. az he
puiied up as quick as he could when he saw
the boy attempting to cross the street
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-16

LoNDoN, Feb 15-11.3OA. M.-Consols closed at s2l
for money and account. Stocks unchanged.
American securities du-U. 5. 5-2os, 1862, s11; dc
1865 DID, 9Os; do 1867, 500; stock firm. Erie Isl.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 15-11 80 A. M-Cotton market
dull with downward tendency; Middlipg uplands
80; salas to-day 10000 bales; Breadstufs easier
No. l to highest grades No. q Red Winter lis 3dSS
lis Al; Flour 2Ss Sd. 'NS
LONDON, Feb. 15-l2 M.-ConsoIs 90 for money and
account. The markell s weaker in anticipation OF
land Tomorrow. " -e
American securities United States 5-2Os 1862 Oh
do 1865, old. 90l; do 1856, s9I.
LONDON, Feb. 15-43o P. M-Consu.s go tor mon
ey and account. ~ ~
American seeurities-U. S. $685. 1862, 91s; DO 1865
old 90t DO 1867, s9t; do 10-40s s71. Stocks-Erie
ern 29i. 1allow 49,. >''
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 15-43 P. M-Cotton duh with
downward tendency. Middling uplands 7sd; sales
to-day 80. G69 bales P'' 70
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-16
Miscellaneous Notices.

WALKING is now all the rage. Next thing is a
what style is best suited? Mr.. Barnes claims that
his style is the best for geneel waltzing and is will
ling to compete with any respectable American
teacher or ama.s ur dancer in the United States tor
prize OF S20O-to be decided by competent Judges at
any time within three months. Who will enter tor
competition?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-16

fRozEN.-James s. Robinson end wife Of
0oIham, N. a., arrived here last evening IN
the train from Boston. He had been at work
on a railroad in Connecticut and was discharg-
ed last week, when he and his wife went to
Boston. From that city they undertook to
reach home on foot but before they got 10
Lynn both of the feet of the wife were badly
frozen, and he was not much better off The
conductor on the Eastern railroad learning
their condition gave them pass through to
this city, and they were convened in a hack
from the depot to the police station, where
comfortable quarters were given them last
night They will be sent home to-day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-16

Of a bridge On Akolurkus; in favor Of road IN
hhlngsnnry; in favor of road from Monson to
Greenvie.
Passed TO be Engrossed under suspension
OF the ru'es-Bill to amend charter OF Damis-
Gotta Water Power Co.
Bill to exempt railroad com panies from dam
ages sustained by dead-heads was indefinitely
postponed Bills to incorporate the Northern
Aroostook Railroad and to prevent droves of
cattle il iuring bridges were tabled. The Frank
lin " harf Co. bill was taken from the table
and passed to he engrossed.
This being the day for the consideration of
appropriation resolves, the fest, appropri-
atlne money to roads in the wild land sections,
was discussed at length and indefinitely post
poned by vote of 60 to So. This does render
me prospect of success for others very brilliant
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-16

New MUsIC.-We have received from Fave!
& Cragin, No. II Middle street, the ballad
Little Church round the Corner" words by
George Cooper, music by Arthur Percy; bal
lad, Take me back Home again." words by
George Cooper, music by Harrison Milford
Ludmilla Polka, by Wallerstein; sopg"W When
al the Starry Noon of Night" words by o. G.
gently music by Feischman; song and dance,
Eva. Darling" words and music by ]. w.
Berkley
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OFFICE AT Fluent HALL
D@rylI M. 1914


Russ b. WALKER, Esq.-Deor Sir Honest
ly believing that You will compete with me in
trial of skill at Waiting, herewith transmit
by Mr. Halves, of the firm Of Halves & Craein,
music dealers, my full length photograph,
wishing yon to send me photograph of your
self, that may place it in their window be-
side mine. Quite an interest is taking tc see
the looks of the author of the Boston Dip and
the eminent teacher of Dancing OF Boston
Respectfully your obedient servant,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-16

DRIVEN FROM HOME is popular song,
but the most popular goods in the boot and
shoe market are those where the CABLE
SCREW WIRE is driven home by a powerful
machine. They are pliable, reasonable in
price, impervious to dampness, and more dura-
BILE than any other make. They a-e for sale
by all first-class dealers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-16

JUDGE MORRIS PRRsIDyNe.
WEDNEsDAY.-State VS.. William Taylor. Break
iGg AMI entering. Examination waived, plea moi
guilty. Ordered to recognize to the State with suf
ncent sureties in the sSm OF $500 for his perfoua
appearance at the Superior Court in May.
State vs.. Jacob c. Bartol and William Gushing.
Assault and battery Mr.. Arey and his wife.
Plea, not guilty. Decision, guilty, and each fined
$40 and -alf costs and put under bonds in the
sum of $500 to keep the peace six months.
Strout g. Gage. O'Donneil
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FLUENT HALL, Portland, Me.

Feb. IA, 1871.
Russ b. WALKER, Esq.-Dear Sir: Your
kind favor, with copy of the Boston Dip music
and the acknowledgment OF the receipt OF my
photograph, is received with thanks. You say
you will send me two of your pnpls, (the best,
Isuppose,) to dance the Boston Dip, &c., at
my Exhibition Bali Friday evening, to repre-
sent you, as you are engaged on the 18th, If
wish. will accept your kind offer; let them
leave Boston on the IL o'clock train Friday,
and come to the st. Julian Hotel.
Yours truly c. f. BARNES
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122 PLEASANT ST., Boston. Mas

Feb. Il, 1871.
G. +. BARNES, Esq-Dear Sir am happy
to say that my pupils, brother and sister, one
20. the other 16, will take the12 NJ. train from
the Eastern depot next Friday for Portland
Willyou see that they receive the attention
due two young strangers? At present am
engaged eoe'y night, having eight classes; but
later will compete with you in Portland
Yours faithfully Russ r. WALKER.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-16

EAAalVAL OF A STEAMER. Steamship Aus.
.r'An' Ospt' Wylie, from Liverpool Feb. I'd and
Aonoohaeffy 3D. arrived at this port yesterday
morning. She brings "a cabin and Il6 steeraee
passengers and a full cargo. We are indebted
to the Purser for files of papers.
the steamer to sail merit Sa,prd., J.; 81. M.
rayiau, Capt Brown.
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u. q. District Court.

JUDdE fUA, FHE5IDIN6.
WEDNEsDAY.-U. s. vs. George w. Eveleth. Rob
bling the mails. Sentenced 10 ten years imprison
ment.
i. U. S. vs. John McBTyan Enormously reported G.
Brion.) Jury disagreed.
Webb, DIT: Atty. Bradbury s Bradbury.
John Neal & Son,
j. d. & F. Fessenden,
The Jury have been dismissed,
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THE
CentralRailroad
CO., OF IOWA.
ERST MORTGAGE
Z Per CT. Gold Bonds

which ore issued opoa this icad are limited, Ia
amount to $4,000 per mile (whi,e many road, Issue
nom $4,000 to $4,000, and are offered at so and
accrue interest. in currency.
The most experienced finauceIs agree that Firss
Mortgage Bends, to a limited amount, upon o
finished rnitrOad. which is we'll located TO,
business, are one of she very forms OF invest
ment.
Parties desiring to seenre a nrst-class securisy,
based upon railroad practically done, and In the
hands OF leading capitalists who have large pc
cuniary and business interest In It's success will do
well to apply at the Office of the COMPANY or any OF
Its advertised agents, for pamphlet and map show
ing the characteristics OF The enterprise.
Holders of Government Bonds may exe &c ,hem
Tor Central Iowas at large present profit. beside
handsome increase of interest for a long term Vi
years. Parties making such exchange will receivs
Tor each 1000 Bond, $1,000 Central Iowa Bond,
and tn" following difference in cash Qess the accrued
interest in currency upon the latter bohd,i and In
annual Interest, this calculation being based upon
market prices Of February 1st, 1871:
DiH'rnc i'm Increased amt inn
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Mr.. BARNEs-Dear Sir: Many thanks for
your photograph. / have never had full
length picture taken. l am engaged on the
l4th, but will send you two of my pupils to
dance the Boston Dip, &C.. at your Exhibition
Ball Friday evening. If you say so, write i'm
mediately Yours faithfully,
Russ B. WALKER.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-16

BARNES DANCING ACADEMY,
Fluent Hall, Portland, Me.
Not long since. challenged any American Teach
er or amateur dancer to compete with me io- pre-
MUM for the production OF the finest style of gen.
teel Waltzing 1t seems that Russ B. Walker Esq,
OF Boston, very eminent teacher OF that city, and
the author of the "Boston Dip and other dances,
has virtually accepted oil my proposition, and as
soon as he or any one else will make tie necessary
arrangements we will nave trial OF skill the City
Hall, Portland, Me. Due notice will be given.
CP BARNES
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-16
PORTLAND. Feb. II. 187

a. IUKTLANU, TtU. If, TO- T.
Inc " M. &. Association desire to ex-
p,ess tne'F thanks to the ladies of the several
'nurones' Tor valuable services at their con-
cer's ana ievee, on the evenings of the 9th and
io'n ,ns'f'' a'So to their friends for generous
donations Of refreshments
Respectfully,
in behalf of the Association.
JOHN Ruser,r
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f. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell at their sales
room, at 23O this afternoon, stock of eroce.
ries by order of the sheriff. Also, at same time
about eight hundred boxes damaged raisins
damaged by water) as will be seen by adver.
tisement in auction column.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-16
ILLINOIS.


AID FOR THE FRENCH
CHICAGO, Feb 1d.-The Board of Trade of
this city appropriates $4,000 in aid of the IRE och
sufferers.
FIRE
The Western Enterprise foaudry and ma.
chine shop at La Sale was burned last night,