davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-07
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
A Male and Female Classical High school.
Each Department separate, Distinct and
Complete In Itself.


HNIIE scholastic year Of this Institution Is divi.
i dcJ into two sessions of Eve months twenty
one weoks) each. The first session commences on
the first Monday in scptemberi the second, on the
first Monday in February.
The course Of instruction embraces every thing
necessary to thorough, practical and accomplish.
ed education Of both sexes.
Pupils will be admitted at any time and charged
from date Of entrance to the close Of the session.
No deduction will be made for absence, except
In eases Of extreme and protractcd Illness.
Students from distance can be accommodated
with board at low rates.
For particulars, send for circulars, or address
Rev. 7. L. HARRISON, A. M,
July 20, 1s7l-tf Principal
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08
READ TEE FOLLOWING /:

a ienshene has ordinarily
@ xe aaani a ann ssms sass % ] ls ] been a
I, to 81, 80 per I cen, @ Of III. amom. @ charged for for -
Re- MUM ] ass : 9s 81, % ss
+ 5as f ss5 s p Sss s's'
a ] M @ M @ %s % s s T s he % ,:s 5 IND
Completes
po Es sas n s s sysf o s ] ] demonstrated that these
ezisns Managers of ds neal Liz H.
PROVED s ! and % that % Tas rasns esss ssh I
the business These
Mia @ d. ins1ssa %
copan ng @ s s % l a4S annsfr s bs % N and ess %
s"s ::;S @ : $ @ & ' il si s & s : H
% ss Is ] % ssass @ .1 q Fa
f @ ] II company % of s Of as s & soss s i 4ss ..
s ss sn de- . @ % a % ] Ssss lss ] s ss.s r
ss :: s s: 9s: a ss As & s., =; Z
s policy secure. the follow
4 e @ ~ + ss s ';; 2s ssi.s = % i:1y :s.s, sss
ss . ] sss % s IL sa s @ % ss%Rs n % @ ssfss sa
al s1 ss IL aas sas a paa lsns n
s t. ss: % @ sss Ss's 'ss
,: : $:: :3 :: ?i & ST., = e.; S;; : s % -
ssss Ss s ss:sa as @ ] ] DC
s% @ [ shs lie i by the dn % 1 r @ 9 % @ ss ] in s may Be
uSEhsz sat i LIFE 1 Ms6RaEcE I "a e%fass % a sse. %
ast s pps% p ] h Head Bs s sss s he % e. s
| The company is in d 6runaal aleadHNoa
4 afpz Stnnan s viii i'll 5 3 direct
n y. y S5AEhs sAhzs
Columbia, {. September p@ 'sS"'os
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08
OWEN DALY's STABLES.

Thess LIVERY STABLES are situated on
Assembly and on Washington streets. Atten-
tive hostlers and good drivers always present.
The best stock and the best turnouts in the city,
Including rockaways, bretts, buggies, ETC., etc,
for family use, orfer parties, or pleasure, will
he furnished at short notice. Our terms are
safe, our prices arc liberal, aad our stock equal
to the demand. l3-
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

Advertisements inserted in this Cuumn at Sc per
annuap.
BROOKBANKs & Co, Frniters and confec-
tioners Main street. near tie State Capitol, Col
umbia s. e. p
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08
OFFICE r 81;
WTLLI-AAI WALKER. President

,Sroriarr
D. ESan.sn
ms Company Offers the following Important Advantages th
ives.
I'd Each Poyder
in hcE
Stock.
BEonE SsvnISa YvrE
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

romsnie Drama. written expressly for this theatre and
3 SE A a:. rEEfsy ssy NEE E2s
TAYER IA Mskk MIS- ssFH shRf GIsW9kdP HARkiE
Va NAcKAY IS fT.f{jn;2sso sos Ss. HSSrsSsEhx
c5EBS sssassa sss ss ;Ss ss.s
eth AVENUE THEATRE BEGINS Ara
. Sole Lessee and Manager Mr.. AUGUsTIN DAILY
THIRD WEEK
THE MERRY wrvSEts or WINDSOR,
LAST rERfS1odhMAScEs. RfS1d
WH9Fs s9NE ANis RrSs
SShSSAss n; %iHL1kS SASibSE SAE NJ S''' u.
SESWNSk 6E ySE NJ IL nv
Miss saxH ,EMs ss s u NO.
LAST MATINEE
nHrsz sx4gE5Sss yIxsS.os ~ Iy11ssDsoH. Z,
TUESDAY, Dec. le-rHE BARONESS, new French
WIN make her first appearance.
IN ACTIVE REHEARSAL FOR SPEEDY PRoDuc.
8nE schooI sI1lI11DI FoR cSDA1
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
s M rse m Eighth on
pSIHAk Family Circle, i rfpT9 cESTs Reserved
AuGUsIIN DAILY. Sole Lessee and Manager
ROUND THE CLOCK.
ROUND THR CLOCK.
the ss MADE
This sfrs H ses s1esss MASSES
EVERY NIGHT.
MATINEE sATpUHkDAY Aruk
WIN he acted NJ. AuGusTIN DALys new LOCAL sem
kDTSD TTk
CLOCK
sSfy seGssns M
Dress '' nj 'G4iaSS sHS:' EVE
ps'us; SnR tss wSoS wfS9o3fSrns array q STAR TALENT
Sss Il snsss: sss:. ss.ss Ms. sss's SssSs
Sss..i M T. SsSsSs Ms,s, Ssyss NM.
Meade M Pconsys Harris, ar Johnny Aaron, u.
Charlie; Hsari Mr. Julian c5sss. mr. EnSs Srs. zee:
%ss Helen Strange Mr. James feskes l0n A'' ''''
The whole to conclude cxN1!ss kin new and original
arranged by Mr.. JOHN LAURI and in which the whole
company va" fas Eihs GHaoSs FAN 81 x oksAJrLroSs..
Seats may be secured TWENTY DAYS in ADVANCE.
CERMANrA THEATRE.
n EegFIssnh street near Third avenue n,nrnros
nIsn xnsSsa KkasEShSSS JIM SAxns
00msay D%s EisGssa Il Sss sfs z KksSz, SSSzner.
c0PPssa{ Ps&{1Es@ssssSyIrHfIus + Gnf AZ ~ MlfHnsss1'
Bo. ONCE oSsa csmfsS dsy rom ONE sia I'll osost Haasm
RRYANTs OPERA HOUSE, -.
,sls a.1ss.
the f'v0s old paaH'aEsGaa p%aHEsaGIos afHsa91 NAN sd original
First time OF Pa2 ss9 sfysR' ssD sTs.aus k lecture on
r'F9Gf&4ssRRg G&sRg
THE MAdiEDEF FAMILY SLoSScaE oJxDRrILR
BnrAsrs MH4aHH zs hhsqAS2H kHss4 S2H saTunDAr Ara
GAN FRANCISCO n MlNYsTRELs STR =, r-..,
sSH sasssi:sS SissR4s
snaT $s .Acrrs
johnson agxsb ISxsFn II sst
ss sTsak knSb aS WAbPpR q Ssn
Begins ats Seats secured six days in advance.
s2sSsii ss% Every y@sAnsr svssns
MATINEE soS sxrSRpaS ~ nah s'snE'a Dec. EasaPx
nR. KAHN's MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 715 b ,sOAD-
sSa
po4n as a s
sSpy these valuable 4 free Sr 2
Sssris A.r
cents
RANJo, SONG AND DANCE Jla CLOG AND IRISH
!os boaxS os Eass ASssisn A street. s' near % sss:s
HARTz's NEW STORE,
:.--'' SCIENTIFIC TOYS,
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

RUy, SEE AND READ
ID buy SEE AND READ
BUY, SEE AND READ.
TIE TIE BEST BEST EyESINs EyENIN9 pAILY
The BEST EVENING DAILY
IN THE CITY,
IN THE CITY.
In THE CITY
THE ENTIRE NEWS OF TIE DAY
THE ENTIRE NEWS OF THR nav
THE ENTIRE NEWS OF THE nav
SIFTED. SORTED AND DISPLAYTfl
SIFTED. SORTED AND DISPLAYEIp
siFTED. SORTED AND DisPLAYED
IN THE
IN THE
IN THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
EVENING TELEGRAM
EVENING TELEGRAM
LOOK OUT FOR TTIE
LOOK OUT FOR TIE
LOOK OUT FOR TIE
TELEGRAM
TELEGRAM
- - TELEGRAM
TWO CENTS TWO CENTS. =
"b CENTS IWO CENTS.
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

&O7E a BRILLIANT TONED ROSEWOOD PIANO.
pA ~. forte, fuliy guaranteed, used months Tor
1913; an elegant Piano four round corners, celebrated
maker, only 500 New and second hand Pianos and
eSond Avenue
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

a ITALIAN opERA-LuccA
MONDAY svfs,SS iPiSS $4,000 sAsEfzhk
Ambrose Thomas opera OF
MGNov.
!, :. vim the THREE PRIME Dosss' snshssSoS'
A' Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
WEDNESDAY ExsTISS EzsS SianR RfS SGT osE oSfSsE.
FRIDAY EYEs4sS EzsT sidn4 RHP % 4Hs SaS ssasSa
SATURDAY DsS IssT Z dhAsb AT / 5. MMxjr1sEB
Knabe's Pianos are used at the Academy Of Music.
Tickets Ds Obtained At the Acaasmy Of Music and a.
TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
~ proprietor. SHERIDAN SHOOK
The management respee snaoancs g the s am -
OF MISS AGNES ETMEL's ENdAaEMENr AT THIS
and the Las, Nights Of saraoa's great society play
THIS WEEK. I'm ITS PRESENT PER.
to tA fEcrED CONDITION OF ACT
Performance Of ING AND SETTING AGNES
.MATINEs on. 'Is GEM OF DRAMATIC
Evening Performances ~. SEEN by. EVERY ON
Seat: ssss s:sq;sd Il s day. Ss kHssHsb kHssHsb fBS
in advance lQUISlTE PORTRAITURE THAT
Box Office open every HAS EyER BEEN PRESENTED
day, from 8 A. NJ to bON THE AMERICAN STAGE.D-
r. M. Sunday Times,
In active preparation Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM'e new
romantic Drama, written expressly for this theatre and
entitled,
Nj: SSgs a. sgs
TAYER r. Miss NARY NARY GKIsW1LD, Mr. D. a HARkINs,
~ MAcxAY; Mr. Z E RURNETT Mr \; MoNTaoMERY.
CLAUDE BVRROUGTis. and other members of tte
GREAT COMEDY COMPANY engaged at this theatre
will appear
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

nURAND's PARK HOTEL EUROPEAN PLAN COR
IL ner Beekman and Nassau streets, near New Post
office family and transient Rooms at reasonable prices
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

WEST THIRTY-FIRST STREET, NO. 36-ELEGANT
w and freshly furnished Suit Of Rooms paror floor
including extension bedand bath with without
private table.
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

IL and night for the reception Of permanent and
transient boarers good Rooms, health giving food low
prices convenient to business and avoiding crowded and
snpW-blpckcd cars.
The New York herald., 1872-12-02


DANCING ACADEMIES.
A J. sAUSE'S DANCING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and Brevoort Hail. 5l and East Fifty street
PRIVATE LESSONS AZ any hour. Gay or evening.
CIRCULARS at Private Academy 2l2 East Eleventh ct.
A -DODwORTH's CLASSES FOR DANCING, AT H2
"A. Fifth avenue For days and terms send tor cir
cular.
"a Building, intersection Suyvesant and ninth streets
Glasses Monday and Thursdays Soiree on Tuesday at
nobinsons Allemana Hall, IL East Sixteenth street.
Hall 10 let
A MARS ACADEMY OF DANCING, 2s9 BLEECKER
lAs sreet-Classes for adults, Tuesday and Friday
evenings; children, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
AZ Aociock. For terms &C. send for circular
pR0oKEs DANCING ACADEMY, 36I BRooME
- sreet--A the fashionable dances In course OF
lessons. new class for Tuesday.
RALLETMAsTER DUMAR's DANCING ACADEMY,
y "A Wesi Fourth street. near Broadway.-Day and
evening Glasses; six fashionable dances taught In
private lessons; all dances In one quarter.
Mr.. AND MRS. HIASKOs ACADEMY
1h Tor Dancing. GA West Thirty-fourth street
Glasses for adults and children.
-------------------
THE LECTURE SEASON.
DLYMOuTH CHURCH. HENRY NJ. STANLEY.
il First Lecture OF MY. Henry NJ Stanley In Brooklyns
thursday, December 0, 1872.
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

RUY. SEE AND READ
ID BUY, SEE AND READ
BUY, SEE AND READ
THE BEST EVENING DAILY
THE BEST EVENING DAILY
IN THE CITY.
IN THE CITY,
IN THE CITY.
THE ENTIRE NEWS or THE DAY
THE ENTIRE NEWS OF the DAY
THE ENTIRE NEWS OF THE DAY
SIFTED, SORTED AND DISPLAYED
SIrTED, SORTED AND DISPLAYED
SlFTED, SORTED AND DISPLAYED
IN THE
IN THE
IN THE
EVENING TELEGRAM.
EVENING TELEGRAM.
EVENING TELEGRAM.
LOOK OUT FOR THE
LOOK OUT FOR THE
LOOK OUT FOR THE
TELEGRAM.
TELEGRAM
TELEGRAM.
TWO CENTS TWO CENTS
TWO CENTS. TWO CENTS.
TWO CENTS. TWO CENTS.
The New York herald., 1872-12-02
BOARD AND LODarNG WANTED.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE BOARD
N for himself and wife in strictly private family
Address ASHER, Herald office.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-27

Weather Report, March Dc, IL II. M.
War Department, Signal Service, U. S. Army, Dr.
visions of kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

THE MAINE CENTRAL LOAN BILL.
AUGUSTA, March 26.-At meeting of the
stockholders of the Somerset and Kennebec
railroads, held in this city to-day, it was voted
to accept the Maine Central loan act passed at
the last session of the Legislature and to join
the Maine Central road in joint mortgage.
The Leeds and Pennington and Androscog-
gin railroads are yet to accept the provisions of
the act.
DEPUTY SECRETARY OF STATE.
Alden Jackson of Waldoboro, has been ap-
pointed Deputy Secretary of State and was to-
day qualified and entered upon the discharge
of his dutios.
NEWS TEN DAYS OLD.
AUGUSTA, March 6.-Gov. Perham has ap-
pointed Thursday, April 18th as day OF pub
lie fasting and prayer in this State.
YACHT LAUNCHED.
BATH, March 2G-Launched this afternoon
by Charles B. Harrington fine yacht of about
fifty tons. She is owned by Gen. Robert Stew
enson of Boston, and is one of three now build
ing for the Eastern Yacht Club
THE sNowED-UP ROAD.
BANGOR, March 26.-Ths end of the E. Il
N. A. r. r. has been cleared as far as King
man, and trains have run regularly to-day as
far as Mattawamkeag. Supt. Mcleod is push
ing the work on the New Brunswick end and it
is hoped a train will get through here by to-mor-
row night The Instructions are reported to be
more difficult to overcome than any preceding
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-27

Tomorrow eveing the ladies of Free street
church and society hold festival and sale in
the vestry for the benefit of the organ fund.
The students of Bowdoin College will give a
gymnastc exhibition at City Hall, on Friday
evening. April 9TH.
The market gardeners of Cape Elizabeth are
already planting their vegetable seeds-in their
green houses of course.
Since "W. CPS" article was published yester-
day the old inhabitants are fertile in reminis-
censes of wonderful snow storms and block
AIDES.
The appropriation committee have stricken
out the Treasury estimates of $4,000 for bell
boats on the coast of Maine, and $4,000 for
rebuilding the sonth tower of Cape Elizabeth
lights. The committee recommend $4,000 for
Burnt Coat harbor light station, being two bea-
con lights to serve as range on the coast of
Maine.
The ladies of the Samaritan Association &C
knowledge the receipt of ten dollars from John
Mnssey, Esq.
The Fair and Festival at the Allen Mission
Chapel is increasing in interest. Go this even
ing and vote for the orphans and other worthy
charities.
Marshal Clark has re-appointed Oliver III.
Davis night turnkey at the police station, which
everybody will admit was very proper way to
do. Mr.. Davis has served the city faithfully on
the force for many years, and is well qualified
for the duties to which he is assigned, being
humane, quick of observation, and moreover,
genial in disposition.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-27
Philadelphia Coal Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25:-Shipments eastward
are light. On the lines of the carrying companies
there is good demand from the iron men. There is
also an active inquiry for Lehgh Coal of the broken
and egg sizes. One gratifying feature of the Coal
trade thus far this is that notwithstanding it
has ruled dull with tendency to lower wages at the
mines there are no limitations of n strike or suspen-
sion of the production Of Coal from any The
supply of Coal at Port Richmond has materially IN
creased the past week, the arrival of from the
mines averaging about 600 per day, carrying some
5000 tons OF Coal and vessels in port fewer than al
most ever before known. But one or two vessels
were taken up during the week, small to the
neighborhood of Boston at SO 60 " ton. A fair quo
taton to Boston is about So rs ton for large vessels
Vessels are scarce in consequence of continued high
winds having delayed their last trip. Our river is
now free OF ice, but the canals not yet in cond-
ton for shipments of Coal, and probably will not be
for a week or ten days yet.
Prices of Coal on board at Port Richmond for ship
ment South of Cape Henry and East of New Bruins
wick NJ, and along the line of the Delaware & Rar-
itan Canal at the close OF the past week For Lo-
Gust Mountain lump and steamboat, SO so; broken,
So co. egg SO S. stove "a; chestnut 81 50; for red
ash egg, 81 Is; stove, 81 IS; for Shenandoah lump
and steamboat, SO so; broken, So 60; egg, So 80;
stove, 81; chestnut, So 90.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-27
CALIFORNIA.
EARTHQUAKES.

SAN FRANCISCO, March ga slight shock
of earthquake was felt throughout the State al
twenty minutes past two o'clock this morning.
1t was felt less here than at Sacramento The
central force of the earthquake appears to have
been in Sierra Nevada, east of Visalia. AT
Visalia the shocks were sufficiently strong to
throw goods from the shelves in stores and
crack the walls of some of the buildings. AT
San Francisco, the vibrations lasted twenty Sec
onds but we're not felt by more than one-tenth
of the population.
Parties at the foot of the hills, twenty-four
tains rent asunder The earthquake evidently
proceeded from that point, and radiated with
decreased force throughout the entire length of
the State, but was strongest along the base of
the Sierras. Some slight damage was done at
Visatia, but none reported elsewhere.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-27

DELAY OF THE NAVY INVESTIGATION.
The Committee to investigate the charges
against the Secretary of the Navy is yet unable
to proceed, Voorhees, not yet having formally
declined serving so that successor can be APP
pointed by Speaker Blaine. An adjournment
was taken to Thursday night.
THE FREE TEA AND COFFEE BILL IN DOUBT
Senator Sherman in conversation this eve
ming said that in his opinion the action of the
Senate to-day in adopting such amendments to
free tea and coffee bills as the various sections
OF the tariff BILL as reported from the Finance
Committee, amounts to defeat of the free tea
and coffee movement as he believes. The
Senate will tomorrow strike out the free tea
and coffee provision and leave the bill Just as
reported from the Finance Committee. On the
other hand, it is understood that number of
those who voted for the amendment making
general reduction of 10 per cent. on imported
articles, ETC., did so with the expectation of
compelling some reduction in addition to the
remission of duties on tea and coffee, believing
the revenue so large as to bear all these reduc-
tions combined.
ACTION OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
The Committee on Ways and Means will in a
great degree be controlled in the bill they will
report by action of the Senate and the extent of
the reduction contemplated. Several weeks
may elapse before the committee will be pre-
pared to report.
LOUISIANA POLITICIANS.
Lieut. Gov. Pinchback, accompanied by State
Senator Harris Representative L. j. Sonner
and Assistant Secretary of Stste Fairfax, all of
Louisiana called on the President to-day be-
fore the Cabinet meeting and had a long inter-
view relative to political matters.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-27
Sherif,s Sale.
Thursday, March 2Sth,

"A auction, on
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-27
OHIO.


REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.
COLUMBUS, March GA very large number
of delegates are here to attend the Republican
State Convention
The following is the probable ticket: Secre-
tary of State A. r. Wickoff of Adams county +;
Supreme Judge, John Weloh of Athens; Mem
Der of the Board of Public Works, r. r. Por-
ter of Starke.
Resolutions will be adopted pledging support
to the nominees of the Philadelphia Conven-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-27
DOMINION OF CANADA.
MINOR TELEGRAms.

Tho c,,tor hos ohandonol his ,rro;oo+od ,;s;+
70 $3.50 "'' -''' ''"'Oo" ms PAoJo''o0 '''i'
!" .Sons
ueii. lanes " aeerpo9se, wooien lnar m.ia
Sal "' 0ehsie'iie' ~ LIZ uieu III Ao"ei Aues
oay'
Brooklyn proposes to enforce the dog law and
nave nv i'io,e uea'ns iio" nS uiopnoo,a
Mrs Sarah Livingstone, mother OF the late
I'LL az ao % o'ou NioAu'S
insn' Nv VIC "so VI ~ So"i'
w: 3. huntington, cashier OF the National
Bank at Washington, and formerly assistant
cashier Vi the oiii'eu treasury ls oeao'
Woolfs brewery saloon and two dwelling
houses IN saltwater Min, were burned Monday
anu ' W. Lien pelisheu' JULIUS oieiy escapeu
i1oSS %ho,VoO
YIN. Mcoi ice non5society man, was Deat-
81. heary W ueasa iues e nolhlns III Drooh
stI ny Ia ei t VI tha h uieSfs on
s.l.ho' he was 'aAoh " 'ne nospi'ai' nv az
tn, O... e- o..
"a vrlas 'ne a.'d 4 M
s,,n anu were 9teu ~ seeasela 70 ae
Snanish Consul is unfonnded The vessels are
ordered to Havana.
Atplvmoutb Ind Monday q trovoll;po
anctionsar nan,ad R;l,onat sbot and L;ilad 3
man named Tanran dur;nr on altoroot;on ro
gardinc some cartaae RiIlonat claims that he
acted in self-defence.
Vim uar,;s q ras;dor+ Of Rovd,s citation,
Nv 1yos stohhod onJ L;1lad co+,rdo, ,;Lt -
Andy Collier Harris rece;ved three stabs neo y
fine heart and died ;nstantlv rSss
cepted the challenge of the Montgomery
ror.1c toA co. he oho,, III
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-27

SERVICES AT ST. LUKE's CATHEDRAL.
Wednesday-l0t A. NJ, Morning Prayer u P. NJ,
Evening Prayer and sermon.
Thursday-lOh A. M, the celebration of the "Holy
Communion" y P. M, Evening Prayer and sermon.
Good Fsiday-iOl A. NJ, Morning Prayer; u p.
NJ. Evening Prayer and sermon
Saturday Even, 1Ot A. NJ, Morning Prayer;
5 p. NJ, Evening Prayer, baptism of adults.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-27
United STATES Circuit Court,

Judge Shepley will go in this Wednesday, morning
at II o'clock and announce the opinion in the of
Warner Met, in equity, vs.. The Androscoggin Pulp
Company, involving the patent rights appertainng to
the preparation of wood pulp for paper manufacture
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-27

CRAWFORD NoTCH.-HilPs great painting of
Crawford Notch, now on exhibition at Hale's,
has received the attention of a very large num-
Der of our citizens, connoisseurs in art and those
who go to look at the canvas and compare the ar
lists conceptions of our grandest New England
scenery with their recollections of the physical
aspect of the famous locality. 1t is noble
picture, bold in idea and daring in execution.
1t is worth the careful attention of lovers of the
fine arts. and as its stayin Portland is limited,
our citizens should not delay their visits.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-27
THE PRESS.
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Ganyassers Wanted-Plummer & Wilder
For Sale-Bull-Dan1 b. Soule.
Dissolution-Greer Fogg 81 Co.
Copartnership Notice-Hiram Berrill & Co.
Girl Wanted-9 Deering ST.
Plows-Timothy B. Hussey.
Liberty City Bonds-Charles NJ Hawkes.
Notice-Covell & Co.
Wanted--Cirl
Store for Rent-Edmund Fox
Iced. W. Clark.
Corn Syrup-Emery & Kurdish.
Proposals.. q. Chandler.
For Sale-Millinery and Fancy Goods Stock
Rubber Clothing-Geo. w. Rich & Co.
Office Coats-Geo. w. Rich & Co.
Appointment of Assignee-Henry c. Peabody.
New Mich Cow for Sale
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-27
METEOROLOGICAL.

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c., 7
March q 1.O0 A. NJ
Probabilities-Clear and clearing weather
with northerly to westerly winds will prevail
Wednesday over the Southern and Middle
States very generally, and will extend over New
England by wednesday evening. The barome-
ter will continue falling north Of the Ohio val
ley with sontherly winds and probably pleasant
weather. dangerous winds are not anticipated
for the Atlantic and Gulf coast.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-27

New YORK, March 26.-EUeninq-Money was active
during the afternoon at per cent Gold to l-32 per
cent Der day and closed at 5 q per cent. Some of
the banks report large orders for currency for the in
terror and there are rumors Of another lookup
Sterling Exchange stronger at 1921 g 1893. Gold
were 500 600 0OO The Treasury disbursements were
S7I5 Governments quiet and steady. State bonds
quiet and steady. Stocks active the Erie excite
ment, which continues, and the business must have
reached 100000 shares the following shows the
of the market-64 67l est, g. 6i5, 66A, 6is 66s est
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

GRAND PIANOS for sale, made by Chickering &
Sons, nearly new and in good condition will be
sold at great bargain. For particulars, see
mr16-tf G. w. TwOMBLY, 156 Exchange st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-27
Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE NORRIS.
TUEsDAY.-Joseph Floyd pleaded guilty to charge
of forging the name of Knight, Green & Co. to a
check for SIS and attempting to pass the at the
First National Bank. Held in $4,000 for appearance
at the May term of the Superior Court. Committed
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-27
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOSTON, March 26-The dead body OF Ed
ward Gallagher, boss in the boot mandatory
OF A. K. Moulton, North Weymouth, was found
this morning, near the village, partly in an up
right position, leaning against fence. lndi.
cations are that death was from congestion of
the brain, but by request of his friends an in
quest will be held. The deceased was 25 years
old