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The Portland daily press., 1872-03-25
UTAH.
| BRIGHAM YOUNG AND OTHER MORMON PRISON
Frs SENT 10 nm, DALAI

bhiIHAM YOUNG AND OTHER MORMON PRISON
Frs SENT TO CAMP DOUGLASS.
SALT LAKE, March o2-United States Mar
shal fatrlck sent Hosea Strout. William Kim
pan, bingham Young and Hampton Blithe,
no" under Indictment for murder of various
Geutiles, 10 Camp Douglass to-day under Capt
Fratt deputy Marshal, and his guards The
prisoners were greatly excited and highly in
algnant and the Mormon community generally
Is eXclted. Gen. Wells and Adjutant Dawson
OF the Nauvoo legion called on Gen. Morrow at
Camp Douglass to arrange for the comfort of
the prisoners. Everything was prepared for
them IN the guard house and the prisoners
were alloWed to carry their bedding and other
comforts from the city prison.
Inc cause OF this change was ball and sup
per gwen IN the city prison on Wednesday
evening Dy friends of the prisoners when they
nad music, VINE for supper, and a genersl fes-
tival was enjoyed and duly commented on by
the Mormon press the next day. Marshal Pat
TICK at once dismissed the guard, nut on new
men and the first moment sent the prisoners to
Camp Douglass. The loyal portion of the com
munlty was greatly indignant over the affair."
No blame attached to the Marshal, who, it is
said, did his duty.
THE MORMON PRISONERS.
Salt Lake, March 23.-The counsel for the
Mormon prisoners, at Camp Douglass, under in
dictment for murder and other crimes, conclud-
ed not to ask the court for writ of hdbeds cor
puS to-day, and now await the action of the Su-
preme Court at Washington in the Engle-
brecht's case. The church community is very
bitter because the prisoners has been placed un-
der charge of the army.
NEW MILITARY POSTS.
Military posts are to be established at Beaver
and other points south toward the line of the
Arizona frontier to guard against Indian forays
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suggest five central facts the alienation of the
human heart, shown by the closed door; the
possibility of salvation shown by the waiting
Saviour;the sincerity of his purpose, evinced by
his patience and condescenson; human respon-
sibility as to wheter he is received or rejected,
and the blessedness of personal communion
when the Wanting One is welcomed within.
Miss Annie Mcpherson of London then gave
brief but thrilling account of her mission
among the poor youth of London, 800 of whom
she has taken to Canada and told touching
stories of the sufferings from which they were
rescued and the happiness now enjoyed Sew
eral young men and others arose for prayers
The Chapel was crowded and the exercises
were of unusual interest.
The service at the Jail was deeply interesting
yesterday afternoon and the testimony of sew
eral converted prisoners was very touching
The attention was larger than usual of those
from outside, some doubtless attracted by Curl
osity Hereafter only those who are interested
in, or sustain the service, will be admitted.
Rev. Mr. Barrows of Lowell preached at the
State street church, and at the Park street
Unitarian church, Rev. Mr.. Snow of Deering
occupied Rev. Mr.. Bucks pulpit.
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The evening meeting at the vestry was exclu-
sively devoted to the cause of Methodism.-
Quite number of the older members of the
church INDUCED in personal recollections of the
past.
AT High street church yesterday morning.
Rev. lothian B. Sewall, Professor of ancient
languages in Bowdoin College. preached from
Matt 711, eff We being evil, etc." words
spoken by Christ in reference to the propriety
prayer and the certainty of answers. The dis
course reviewed the objection of prayer raised
by science on the ground of the uniformity of
the laws of nature. Genuine science is not to
be undervalued, for it is the knowledge of Gods
works. If it contradicts the Bible, we must re-
read the Bible. We have done this, we must
again. Still, science should not be overhasty,
but reverent and true. No necessity in natural
laws can be allowed to infringe ON the freedom
of the will. Human consciousness dsproves
such reasoning. Moreover, is there not in ma
| ture a place for supernatural interventions?
The activities of the agriculturalist, the artist
| the mechanic and the electrician answer this
| If then, man can utilize and control natural
laws without contravening them, cannot God
!
ments under the microscope were alluded to as
illustrating power directed by some all pervad-
ing intelligence. In conclusion the stil more
difficult and perillous alternativewas presented
namely, denial of the statement Of the text as
related to prayer, which invovesa denial of the
scriptures and overthrow of Christianity. The
only reasonable course is to receive the truth OF
the Masters words, act on it and SO enjoy the
full comfort it is designed to convey.
Rev. George w. Bicknell preached at India
St. Church sermon from the words, ''Think
not that am come to bring peace on the earth,
| etc.
Rev. E. Fullerton of Warren Church, West
brook, Cumberland Mills, preached at Plymouth
Church and Rev. G. w. Kelley, late of Rob
binston, for DIR. Carruthers a morning discours,
on the last words of Christ, at is finished"
At Allen Chapel sermon was preached b.
Rev. E. P Thwing Text, Rev. 1920, eff any
any man hear my voice and open the door, etc
AS an epitome of the gospel, Christs word
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIvERsARY.-The sec
ond annual anniversary of the Plymouth
Church Sunday School was held in the church
yesterday afternoon. The exercises consisted
of singing by the children and selections from
the Scriptures, read responsibility and in unison.
From the report of the Superintendent we take
the following interesting statistics: Whole
number of scholars at the organization of the
school, two years ago, 200; present number, 1872;
number of new scholars reported, 80; largest
number present at any session of the school,
235; smallest 80; average attendance, 160. The
library number ATS volumes, and about $50 of
of the scholars avail themselves of its privil-
eyes. In July last, the school gave 100 volumes
to a Sunday School in Virginia. The Treasur-
er's report shows that the receipts for the past
year were $297.77; expenses 1874. 81; balance ON
hand January l, 1872, 1926. Brief and inter-
esting addresses to the children were made by
Mr. Kicker, Superintendent of the First Baptist
Sunday School, andl by the PASTOR Rev. M
H. Williams. The exercises were very inter-
esting, and the school is in flourishing condi-
ton, judging by the reports.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.



PALPITATIoN, FEEBLE AND IRREGULAR Ac-
TON OF THE HEART CURED BY FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHospH1TEs.
FREEPoRT, DIGBY COUNTY, N S., Februqyv TO-
1S69.-JAMEs 1. FELLOWS, EsQ.,-Dear Sir:
Gratitude to you, and sympathy for the afaict-
ed, induces me to send you written statement
of my case and cure effected by using your Com
pound Syrup of Hypophosphites. .--f
In April, 1868, was attacked with palpitation
OF the heart. L sent for the Doctor and he said
that nothing could be done for me and that l
was liable to die very suddenly being very weak
and unable to leave my bed, became discoura-
ged.
After my Physician gave me up, was in
duced to use your Compound Syrup of Hypo-
phosphites, and the effect was wonderful. In
two days felt the benefit of it, and after tax
ing half bottle was entirely free from the
complaint, and to this day have not been troub-
led with return of the Heart Disease srl
Yours, very truly, SARAH LENT.
mar23 d&w1w iFfLt. ..-frt a.
This is the season of the year when the
Blood needs purifying. Doctor Gould's DOM
este BitteTs are just the thing. Agents,
w. w. Whipple & Co., q Market Square
ar..- feb2S-3m3tw
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Domestic Markets,

NEW YORK, March 23--5 P. M-Cotton 1c high
er and less active; sales 1915 bales; Niddiing up
lands at 22sc Flour less active and without change
sales 800 bbls; superfine Western and State 10 G
6 40; common to good extra Western and State 6 co
96 80; good to choice do do 95 q IS; common to
choice White Wheat Western extra IS a 10;
Ohio6 S. q So; st Louis so a 50; market closing
dull; Southern -four quiet and unchanged; sales 3sOI
@950. Rye flour firm; sales 400 bbls at 10 a 10.
Whiskey hrmer and less active at SO q Sole. Wheat
dull and g &c lower; Mo- Spring in store / 50 q
20; Amber do " q la; White Western IS a
$50; sales 1000 bush No Spring at IS delivered
fully '1c lower; sales $4,000 bnsh Western mixed
afoat II q INC; in store zoe; yellow Western re.
Oats shade f1rmer and quiet; sales "a, 1000 bush;
5sc. Cotfeeunchanged; Rio 17a a 2Oc. Wool quiet
am and firm Sugar steady; refining 81 g &c; Cuba 81
Rice steady at 81 9lc Petroleum steady; crude at
12ac; refined 22a q 23c Pork irmer; sales 400 bbs;
new mess y 90 g 10 70; prime II 90; new prime
10 so; extra do 10 so q II 90. Beef hams steady at
q g 26c. Lard quiet; No to prime steam 81 a 9Ac;
2ic; State % q &c. Cheese quiet at 10 "a Zoe for
common to prime. Spirits Turpentne quiet at 69c
Rosin steady at go q 70 for strained. Tallow is
heavy.
Freights to Liverpool shade firmer; Wheat per
steam 81 q SD. f''
CHICAGO, March 23.-Flour quiet; double extra
3z1c April Oats lower; No 3OIc RYE lower: No ?
CSC April. Barley neglected; No Spring Soc Mess
FORK IL w. Lard 40 Bulk Meats firm loose Shout
ders &C; clear sides 81 a &c. Hams in pickle 81 a
&C. Live Hogs 25 q 80; dressed do 10. Whiskey
firm at sac.
Receipts,ooO bbls flour, 1000 bush wheat, 10000
bush corn 1000 bush oats, 900 bushrye, 5000 bush
barley, 5000 hogs.
Shipments-3,000 bbls -four, 1000 bush wheat, 1000
bush corn 5000 bush oats, 5000 bush rye 1000 bush
barley, 5000 hogs.
CINCINNATI. March 23.-Pork-12 90 asked and
II 10 offered for mess. Lard quiet and UNCHANGED
Live Hogs steady at 4 30 a so. Whiskey steady at
Sc .....'- ~ =
TOLEDO, March 23-Markets unchanged.
CHARLESTON, March 23.-Cotton firm; Middling
uplands at 21ac
SAVANNAH, March 23.-Cotton firm; Middling up-
lands zig q 21Sc.
MOBILE, March 23.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands pit q 215c.
NEW ORLEANS, March 23.-Cotton firm; Middling
uplands 22tc.
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Superior Court.
BEFORE JUDGE LANE.


SATURDAY.-John Anderson VS.. John N. Cooper ct
al. Action account annexed for stable rent, five
cords of manure and damage to stable in all amount
ing to S47.5O.
Defendants denied that there any damage to
the stable and claimed that the manure belonged to
them but admitted that the rent amounting to $1725
was due.
Decision for plaintiffs for S3725, dsallowing the
item of damage.
Webb. Howard & Cleaves.
This closes the business for the March term but
Court will come in Monday morning to close up inter-
locutOry matters and hear trustee disclosures
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FoRGERY.-On Saturday young man NAM
ed Joseph Floyd, notorious thief, recently
liberated from jail, was arrested by officers
Gribben and Smith, at the request of clerk at
the Merchants National Bank, for thecrime of
forgery He presented a check of SIG at the
counter of the bank, with the forged signature
of Alpheus Libby appended The forgery was
at once detected, and Floyd attempted escape,
but the clerk followed him and put the officers
ON his track. On Friday he offered a fraudu-
lent check with the name of Knight, Green &
Co. ON it at the counter of the First National
Bank, and he was questioned by the bank Off
GERS Rather than explain matters he at once
left the bank and was followed, but eluded pur-
suit. Last January Floyd forged the name of
Knight, Green & Co. to a check for $500, but
did not succeed in getting the money on it and
avoided arrest
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LIVERPOOL. March 23--11.00 A. M.-Cotton quiet:
Middling uplands lid; do Orleans 11ad; sales 5000
bales. = -e -al.-- p = - : e'HS
LONDON, March 23-1.SO P. M.-Consols 921 for
money and account.
American securities-U S. 5-2O's 1862, 92s; do 1865
old, 93t: do 1867, 93a; U. S. 10-40's, s9t.
PARIS, March 23-1.30 P.-Rentes closed at 55t 55c
LIVERPOOL. March 23-1.3O p Motion closed
quiet Middng uplands lid; do Orleans III az 11sd ;
sales 1000 bales including 5000 bales for speculation
and export.
LONDON, March $500 P. M.-Consos closed at
925 for money and account.
American securities quiet and steady; U. s. 500
1852 92s; do 1866, DID, 93l; do 1861 93 U. s. 1O-4Os
S9k.
LIVERPOOL March $500 P. M.-Breadstutfs
quiet. Corn 2Ss Cd. Tallow AS Cd.
HAVANA, March 24.-Sugar-stock at Havana and
Matanzas 257 900 boxes and 1000 hhds receipts of
the past week $1,000 boxes and $500 hhds exported
81 800 boxes and $500 hhds, including 5000 hoxes
and $500 hhds to the Uuited States, which makes If
actiye Nos 10 to u at % a 04 reals; Nos Is to 20 at
ia g liz reals. Moasses Sugar firmer but NOT HIGH
er. Muscovado Sugar in demand at full prices. IN
feror to common 81 q reals fair to good renno on
q 80 reals; grocery grades quiet Molasses-C,Iayej
active att q % reals; Muscovado buoyant al 5s a
reals. Freights firm and vessels in demand foS Nc
United States; Box sugar to the United States q, Fo
to 629; hid sugar $50 a 90; hid moasses 81 ~
10 Freghts to Europe quiet and weak: 10 Fomog1tb
and orders at SIS Cd a 42s Cd ' w "'inoo'h
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Destructive Fire in ROckland.
Lime Rock Bank, Eastern Express Office,
Masonic Hall and 10 Stores Burned.
Loss about $4,000.
The Heaviest Storm of the Season.
MAIN r..
Destructive Fire i'm ROckland.
FIRE IN BIDDEFORD.

The Heaviest Storm of the Season.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Emeralds-A. III. Larkin.
What Spring brings with it.
Book for Every Man.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
The Emeralds' Easter Monday Ball.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Allan Line of Ocean Steamers.
For Sale-Behren's & Dyer,
Gorham Savings Bank-J. A. Waterman
For Mt: Desert and Machias-City of Richmond.
Hlil,s Mammoth Painting at Hale's.
Seed Potatoes-Moses H. Hussey.
Jurubeba
Life of James Fiske
Ladies Furnishing Store-A. NJ Peabody.
Found-Money-H. n. Geower
Assessors Notices. b. Beckett
Wanted-Allen 81 Bunker
Dolly Vardens-J. NJ. Dyer g. Co.
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HOLY WEEK began yesterday with Palm Sun
day. This is feast in the Romish Church,
commemorative of Christ's triumphant entry
into Jerusalem, and one feature of the day
service is the distribution of branches of palm
or evergreen which have been blessed by the
priest. The Anglican Church makes no OBJ
servance of the day in this connection. In its
calendar it is the beginning of a season during
which are studied the lessons taught by Christ
in the last days of His ministry, followed by
his betrayal, trial. crucifxion and resurrection.
Religious services are usually held in Episcopal
churches every day of the week, and the days
of solemn fasting terminate with the joyous
festival of Easter, commemorative of the res
direction
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IMPEACHMENT OF A .uTDGE
NEBRASKA.

FfOLENCE CONTEMPLATED.
OMAHA March 23.-The statement telegraph
eo from Council Bluffs that Ku-Klux Khan
VIII De or has been organized by Omaha people
10 Tear up the railroads or to interfere with new
Dritge IN any way is utterly absurd, as are also
statements concerning the proposed action of
tne Nebraska Convention called by proment
men men from all parts of this State for March q.
0nana people desire to have the questions at
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missions. He used the same in paying his debts
and for fees. Among those paid were Col.
Forney $4,000, and S. p Brown, of Washing
ton, $4,000.
There is terrible suffering in the flooded dis
trlcts OF China, many persons dying daily.
The persecution of native Christians is re-
ported to continue in Japan
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BISHOPS MINsTRELs.-This company per-
formed to a very large audience ON Saturday
evening. There are some very good points in
the exhibition, the jokes wittcism and dancing
being new and well given. AS vocalists the
troupe are quite as good as the average of this
class of entertainments. They are to return to
the CITY in a few DAYS
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REGENTS by Rnilraads and Sfean,hants

STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosToN-2O kegs Soda
hhds molasses, bags coffee, 10 bbls OIL IL bdls
hoop s. casks spikes 45 rolls felt 70 bbs vine
bags seed, 10 do corn SO pigs tin q boxes Spices
cooking ranges 70 packages to order. For Canada
and up country-55 boxes lOgwood, 275 dry hides rs
bdls boot felts, % bbls -four, bales WOOL Dbl oys-
ters organs Is bales WOOL 80 bags dyewood rs pkgs
ages to order.
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE. FROM NEW YoRK-1S3
hhds sugar. do tobacco II casks lead do SKINS 225
bags seed 46 rolls leather $50 half chests tea "a car
wheels II bales rags do rubber hose, 10 blocks
BILE, q cases sewing machines, rolls carpeting so
kegs spikes 20 do lead so boxes tobacco 80 do window
glass; 40 do starch 40 do cheese 40 do prunes 25 do
pepper 80 do drugs 20 do hardware So cases lead %
do dry goods, 20 trails dates castings II bbls
pkgs sundries.
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S. w. LARRABEE, Treasurer.

Mr.. EpIToR:-I would like to be informed
whether it is the duty of our police to see that
the city ordinance for keeping the sidewalks
cleared from snow is enforced, or must citizen
enter a complaint of its violation to the NUM-
cipal Court against his neighbors.
TNnrrDrD
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MURDER.
NEW YORK.
THE NEW PENSION BILI,


New YORK, March 23-The War Veterans
Association at recent meeting Endorsed the
bill lately introduced by Hon. w. s. Sessions
for increased pensions to the soldiers and sail
ors who lost both eyes, both legs, both arms
feet and hands. They state that there are in
the United States two hundred and sixty-one
soldiers who lost both eyes; Que hundred and
eighteen who lost both legs; eleven who lost
both feet; five who lost both hands; thirty-two
who lost both arms; sixteen who lost an arm
and leg. The bill will only add $4,000 to the
pension appropriations.
THE LOWRY GANG.
New YORK, March PA despatch from
North Carolina gives rumors that Lowry's gang
have shot the captured Herald correspondent
DECORATION DAY.
The commanders of the Posts of G. A. R.
have commenced arrangements for the decora-
ton of the graves of Union dead May Both.
RATES OF INSURANCE
The board of underwriters have appointed a
committee to consider the advisabilityo of a gen.
eral uniform tariff and to frame scale of pre-
miums.
MAINE VESSEL LOST.
Brig Stromness (Br.) for Boston, loaded with
salt, and schooner Ella Hay of Ellsworth were
totally lost on the rocks of Inagua March 4th,
during storm. The crews were saved
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The reasonableness of DR.. Mace's Air Treat
ment becomes more apparent the closer it
is studied. There is no question that quite a
number of citizens of Portland have been re-
lieved of painful disorders by his system of
practice. Office in Cahoon Block
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-25

There are at present in course of construction
on the Delaware, in the neighborhood of Phila-
delphia, no fewer than twelve iron steamships,
from 1000 to $500 tons capacity each, and to
cost in the aggregate $6,2OO,OOO. Four of these
steamers are for the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and will be the largest iron steamers
ever constructed in America Their respective
dimensions are as follows: Length each, 355
feet; beam, 43 feet: depth of hold, "a feet;
decks, 3; tonnage, freight measurement $500;
weight, 5000.
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NEW LOT Hamburg Edgings at Mrs. Welch's

n. Y. PATENT CARPET RENovATNG Co.
The old system of carpet beating and shaking
will free carpet of the loose dirt only, the dirt
which has hardened the wool ard defaced the
colors as well as grease, stains and coal smoke,
will not be removed.
Through our process carpets will be thor
oughly renovated and cleaned.
Portland Office, 16 Market Square
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Municipal Court.


SATURDAY.-Charles Sawyer, of Cape Elizabeth
was found guilty of the larceny of ring from his
foster-father, and was sentenced to pay fine of $40
and give bonds in $500 to keep the peace At the
earnest solicitation of the foster-parents, who are
aged people, sentence was suspended on condition
that Charles would leave the vicinity and from
annoying his kind friends, towards whom he had been
very ungrateful and troublesome often threatening
them with injuries
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Boston Stock List

DIR. MORSE'S "UTERINE TONIC is prepared
expressly for strengthening the system, imparting
tone and vitality to the various organs, removing
such weaknesses and complaints as tend to UNDER
mine the constitution and which cause a great
amount of suffering if neglected. mh16eodsn3ms
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-25
CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE CHINA STEAMER


SAN FRANCISCO, March 23-The steamship
Great Republic. from Hong Hong Jan. 90, ar
rived to-day She experienced terrific storms
during the passage. Near Ocean Island she
saw what was supposed to be portion of the
wreck of the United States steamer Saginaw
lost there, floating at sea- Included in her car
go were 5121 packages tea, sos of silk and 1913
of merchandise for New York Her advices
state the past winter has been the most severe
ever experienced on the coasts of China and
Japan.
ARRIVAL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
The excitement on the subject of the cession
OF Goat island to the Railroad Company in
creases The Bulletin editorially expresses the
conviction that the company contemplate build
ing up an independent town on the island and
flats to rival San Francisco.
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NORRIS MINISTRIES will give another con-
cert at City Hall tonight The company have
heretofore enjoyed good reputation here and
have many friends, and hope their efforts to.
night will be satisfactory to the public. We
observe that they were not very well received
in the eastern towns.
SECOND PARIsH.-The net proceeds of the
lecture delivered by w. w. Thomas, Jr. ESQ.,,
Feb. 2Sth, for the benefit of the Society to aid
them in the completion of the "Payson Mem
orial' church edifice, amounts to two hundred
and forty dollars-(240,O 0).
s w I.ARRApEE TroaSuror
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IHE PENSION AGENCY.-The Sunday STAR
speaking of the change soon to be made in the
ror.,and Pension Agency, after speaking in
kindly vein of Gen. Beal, saws:
tb M d blanchard whose term expires has filed
everyhodv "i and credit and to the acceptance of
management which has received the most tn corr ".
kind. e0S d hiouel ot lts
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-25

COLGATE & Co.'S Cashmere Bouquet SOAP has
a novel but very delightful perfume, and is in
every respect superior for toilet use.
Sold by dealers in perfumery and Toilet arti-
cles. mr4-eod3m
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NEw Sash Ribbons cheap at Mrs. WEIGHS.

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, 1856 Exchange st.
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THE HAYDN ASSOCIATION have prepared a
splendid programme for the concert this even
ing. Besides the choruses from Handel's Sam
son there are choice selections from Judas
Maccabeus, and from Mendelssohn, Poniatows-
Xxi, Donizetti and Bellini. The solo vocalists
are Mrs.g Wetherbee, Miss Ella Lewis
Miss Annie J. Ayers and Messrs Mcclellan,
Shaw and Hudson Mrs Helen M. Allen, Miss
Lizzie w. Dyer and Mrs. George o. Gosse will
successfully preside at the piano.
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THE EAST INDIES.

HONG KONG, March 1.-THE details of the
revolt of native troops in Cavite, Manila, show
that the conspiracy was general for rising
throughout the Island, and had not an accident
precipitated the matters before the time arrang-
ed, few Europeans would have escaped The
prisons are filled with suspected persons in
Guiding many CreOles. Every insurgent taken
was bayoneted or shot
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-25

. An exchange says that ga Veteran Republi-
cam writes that although he is great admirer
of Grant, he wants to vote for man who can
say something. We can take pleasure in as
surfing the veteran" that George Francis
Train is still a candidate r-