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The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
WASHINGTON.
Naval Pr ,.,u,,.,a

!sala Naval PrOm0fiOns.
F WASHINGTON April 23.--The House Naval
Committee, this afternoon, had under consider
alton the report of the board of officers who ex-
amined into the cases of officers who deemed
themselves unjustly passed over by promotions
made in conformity with the act of July, 1866,
and decided to request the Secretary of the
Navy to examine into the merits of each case
recommended by the board. The board recon-
mended for restitution or promotion officers
Green, Decamp, Pickering, Egbert Thompson.
Franklin, McAuley Russell. A. w. johnson, p
Q. johnson, Walters Brennan, Prendergast,
Mccain, Sands and Sigsboe. $50 -i
The Mixed Claims Commission.
The British and American Mixed Claims
Commission we're in session three hours to-day.
Besides the admission on one new British
claim and the extension of time in one or two
cases, two awards were made, viz: Eleanor w.
Turner, vs. the United States, for $500 in gold,
and Peter johnson, VS.. the Uuited States, for
$1,000 in gold. = ..-..... 1890.
The Commission adjourned to meet at New
port, X. L., on the 18th of September.
70 ifi..',' .n Nominations. ili' q. 90
The President sent the following nominations
to the Senate to-day: .rg.0 s77G5iiA
VIM. Bertram of Missouri, consul at Monte
Engineer +. A. Wilson to be Chief Engineer;
VIM. X. Nanman to be Second Assistant En-
gneer; Commander Fowler to be Captain;
Lieut.. Commanders J. A. Howell and A. "
a Meeu 70 Ee 0oianners, mas1ers Danlel Del
e s,nm Snas, y. Alnpohe anu ohas. " yarn
ai la Shipping Commissioners Bill.
The Senate Committee on Commerce to-day
agreed to report favorably on the House bill for
the appointment of Shipping Commissioners,
with few amendments. the principle one be-
AGAINST SHINING a sailor While rnnk 10 eases
in which the sailors were drink wb or G they
signed the articles i' "''' '''"A "n'i '"'S
- = Erd;r.., n,
representative Peters has received numer-
GUS Ietoers from prominent persons endorsing
ms resolutlon against the presentation OF claims
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
Mexican Matters-Rose Colorcd View of
.Ho the Government.

Mexican Matters-Rosc Col0rcd View of
a'na the Government.
CITY OF MEXICO, April Is, VIA HAVANA
The country is becoming more quiet. Conf
dence in the government increases and business
is reviving. Public opinion is now strongly ia
vorable to Juarez Gen. Rocha continues VIC
torious in the northeast. A vigorous campaign
has commenced against the rebels in Sierra
Puebla Gen. Corella recently left Zacatecas
with all his forces in pursuit of Caderra. The
latter by rapid counter march slipped into
Zacatecas and held the city one day. He was
then driven out and badly beaten by Corella
Gen. Caibo has defeated the insurgents at Aca-
pulco. Damiquez has been defeated and killed
and the government troops have gained VIC
tory at Huachinango. -.aEi ft
In Yucatan the revolution continues in full
blast, but the supporters Of Lerdo Tejade are
uniting with the Juarists. Reinforcements are
going to Yucatan. -ss .IwE n
Gen. Rosecrans and party have arrived at
the capital. su
The revolutionists under Gen. Marvaez, who
commanded part of the insurgents in the State
OF San Luis Potosi, were driven out of the State
by part of Gen. Acorelle's forces and are total
ly routed now rt +l-.F
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24

NEW YORK, April 23-Evenino- Co,.o,, /. ,o,.,.-
sos ssIg Fn sales u.s. bales Nddng upiands
635 775; Round hoop Ohio IS % co. Ws sss.e
6s5 az %; Southern so q IL U.s. Wheat m sss a
u.s. SPRING. g. 7 a. ' No sfss s. PS % bush No
Winter Red Western rs q 80; White MicSiaan,
Is7 az o. Corn fully ie better; sales 5000 BUSH;
sales sc, 600 bush; Ohio 50 a54c Western at 5oI a
81. Beef quiet. Pork quiet and frmer; new MESS
%. Butter unchanged; new Sc a SAC. whisky
ilrmer at s9t q 9Oc. Rice quiet at 81 q 9lc. Sugar
firm; Muscoyado q &c; Refining 81 a SIC. Gomez
% q 65c Naval Stores Spirits Turpentine dull
ana "a heavy at 81 e SIZE; Rosn quiet and steady at
Ia a. i9t s2t Tor strained Petroleum quiet crude
freights to Liverpool dull; grain per steam Id.
w, WATERFOWL, April 23.-Cattle Market.-Receipts
Ua,e s99 head prices declined c per b. tho
s ~ ~, extra 900 q so; first quality 30 a so;
second second quality 6 IS a co. third quality ESQ 6OO
oneeP ana lambs-Receipts 18f1hcad; in consequence
OF nght arrivals there is frmness to the mar
ii co. '''' a. W " w e'ch; extra at ooo@
u, CHICAGO, April 81 lour-Spring e4o@725
Wheat opened active but closed weak: No Spring
No mixed Of Spe n iasve closed weak and dull
SIT a size. Reno t5acI oats 7 active; No at
and neglected No Spring at 81 a. Sc Proyisions
ar na Ness Pork at Z O5 q II a. Lard at so a
rib sides 81 a6te clear sides at 6Sc Hams IN pickle
at y q 9se. Whisky nominal at So a sac. Live
hG p nisner az a. ~ y 90 rf--r.
heceipts-oOO0 bbls flour, 200 bush wheat % 600
bush corn, 10000 bush oats, 600 bush rye. 1000
barley; 5000 hogs 81 u ''A ''e' @'VV0
Shpments-30oo bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat "a
COG bush corn, 5000 bush oats, 5000 bush barley
5000 hogs. .ia-4AstL CI' D Easy
CINCINNATI, April 23.-Pork firm and no demand.
city nominal; country sold at II so. Lard dull and
firm; 81 q &c asked. Bulk Meats dull and firm;
shoulders sold at 4ic; clear rib sides at 6ac clear
sides st 961c. Bacon dull and firm; shoulders at
45c clear rib sides at &C. clear sides at 7c Live
Hogs quiet and unchanged; receipts HOO head
Whiskey steady at SAC.
SAVANNAH, April 23.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands 22sc. FI7 - 'fT-T f
CHARLESTON, April %. Cotton quiet; Middlmgup-
lands at 22ic.
lands 22s D sic f
new ORLEANS, April 2s.-Cotton quiet; Middling
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24

The PORTLAND WAsHINGroNIAN REFORM
CLUB, with a delegation from the society at
Ferry Village, will visit Biddeford this evening
to assist in the organization of Club at that
place All friends of the cause, and especially
members of other temperance organizations,
are requested to accompany the Club. Tickets
can be had at the ticket Office of the Portland,
saco & Portsmouth Railroad, for 60 cts, and
are good for the return trip on any train until
Thursday night. Train starts from Portland
at P. M. The Clubs, including ladies, will
start from the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association at 8 O'Clock, escorted by
the Portland Band, which will accompany the
Club. 1t is hoped that a large number of the
friends of the cause will attend
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24

HOTEL ARRIVALS. w. Bradford and
wife, Newport, r. l.; A. A. Fernald, Ports
mouth, and E. w. Lyman of Springfield, Mass,
nre at the United States Hotel.
DR. E. Williams Oswego, N. " NJ. How
ard, Boston, A. A. Fisher Wenham, Mass,
w. o. Craig Portsmouth, Ohio, NJ. L. Mason
and L. III. Mason and wife of North Conway
are at the Preble House.
Hannibal Belcher of Pennington, Clifford
Kempton and j. C. Kempton of Philadelphia,
C. Shelley, Detroit Howard Fry and wife of
Sherbrooke, are at the Falmouth Hotel.
w. F. CARVER. Toronto, A. I. Robinson, G.
F. Burrage and j. Chas. Smith of Boston, are
at the St. Jnlan
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
Supreme judicial Cour,.

~
TUEspAY.-Casco Bay Preserving Company vs..
Portland s. Rochester Railroad. Action to recover
damages for destruction of their preserving house by
fire from one of defendants locomotives Postponed
on account of absence of material witness for a
week from tomorrow on payment of defendants
witness fees. if- -.--
Waterman. Bradbury q, Rradb,rv
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24TH.s
Harris VS.. Hamilton. H, li --ai-l-.
First Natl Bank Of Portland VS.. Palmer
Emery w. Richardson.
Co. w. N'"''
Swanton vs.. Libby, administrator
THURSDAY, APRIL 25TH.
Paine vs.. Empire Life ms Co. $685.
ELS FRIDAY, APRIL 26TH.
Maxwell VS.. Gerry ~ If "a
Maxwell VS.. Gerry
MONDAY, APRIL 18th.
Humphrey Gray. +--'"-'
TUESDAY, APRIL BOTH
Waterman vs. Chadbourne. -..-......l
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24

BosToN, Mass, April pa suit has been
brought in Supreme Judicial Court by James
w. Converse against Henry G. Farwell, to re-
cover the value of fifty bonds of the Boston,
Hartford and Erie railroad company, of $1,000
each, alleged by plaintiff to have been loaned
defendants on 9Th of January 1870, and returna-
BILE in 30 days, and that defendants have fail
ed to return same. The defence is that the
bonds were loaned the railroad company for the
purpose of obtaining State aid and in pursu-
ance of a written agreement between the sever
eral bond holders, to which agreement defen-
dants allege plaintiff to have been party.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24

Es.-Sheriff Perry paid his compile
ments to four dealers yesterday when the fol
lowing seizures were made: John Foley and
Thomas Hopkins bottles of rum and bar
rel of whiskey in an attic in rear of No. Brack-
EFT street; Pat Buckley, York street, 1-2 gal
lonsof whiskey; Charles Mullen, Fore street,
barrels gin, whiskey and rum; Patrick Nc
Glinchy, 30 Adams street, barrel whiskey and
two demijohns of other liquors
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24

AccIDENTs-A laborer named James De-
none living on Munjoy jammed one of his fin
gers between some rocks so badly on Monday.
mat amputation was necessary.
A little Son of Dennis Madigan, residing on
Greenleaf street, attempted to iump on to the
and broke his leg e'
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
NEW YORK.
The Ring Rascaiitie..

NEW YORK, April 23.-Another ring job
t G,n W Hgnt YESTERDAY t1iougn tne Tep9It OF
the 18th Ward Market its total cost footin o. ~
$3.50 600 Incuded in this amount is S10 O06
to Garvey for repairs. which it is alleged never
was made and $40. 600 for EXPENSES of Com
missioners Deylin and Others --1
mun;c;n.I Rcf,r
o.;aae ~" -. SI::
ao;a.; nee,ins VI .n e, Ihe nunicipaI heIorm
- ::t e aI ~ '.,o i1Poi.es ho"5u 1ha' d
ninoiiIy VI 1ne "alus ~ che ciGy hau large en-
III ~ 10 ~ 70 onousnI .ia1 Cnss organization
VIII utii.e MIN sne Soilillttee Oh seventy upon
an al ' ausi-poii 'lcs1l iiiulllclpal ticket
LAEEEG The stokes Casc Et5{RN
1t is stated that Bartlett, one of Stokess
counsel, has withdrawn, owing to disagree
ment with John Graham. The case comes up
tomorrow, when the District Attorney will put
in replication to Stokess bill of complaint
a The Thomas Monument.
pros;do,+ cro,+ ,r.;.os - a. ,,u,;oo..
.ha ,,,aet;,,, of snid;nn 20 s.o pigJot:;s u
I'D If +ha so ~ nf az ,t w G III
Thomas and 1000 Union soldiers inferred at CIV.
press Hills Cemetery, that it is impossible to
accept the invitation to attend, and inclosing a
check for 500 as slight expression of his APP
probation of the object of the meeting which
Is one which commends itself to every lover of
his country. o.u
Cen Hooker VIII preside at the meeting,
which Will be addressed by Gems Fitzpatrick,
Logan, w OodfOrd, Sickles, Burnside, Hon.
Henry Wilson, Geo. w. Curtis and Others.
efa4 qo. eu.tou Hama. R.f.~,,,.
"a ro,,ort ~, C,,st,,,, uo,,so -
a., le E vi Sus'ori rouse reform was made
W .ne ona5ioer VI commerce tnls afternoon,
Ie.g chanse III the management OF
Ihe general oroer BUSINESS Wmcn should be
maze oennlte ana the maj labor OF opening
anu packing cases IN the appraisers stores
snouiu ~ performer unoer tne supervision OF a
tbrpnah stosI;nsrs Nv 90 rnins I,,; W ioSSes
~ ..AA's,' iAo
praisers offices should be increased and i'm the
other departments MANY superfuous names
might be dropped from. the rolls All oatbs
should be done away with. The extra charae
of ten per cent if duties are not paid within
wear for merchandise warehoused should he re-
moved and merchants be allowed to warehouse
for or 3 vars without the payment of dnties
until the goods are wanted for consumption,
The seizures of books and papers should be
brought within the restrictions of the constitu
ton and the issue be summarily tried before
jury summond by the United States Marshal. "a
Tammanv Row.
Michael McNalev an .dbarent Of tho T;1do,
ring of the Tammany organization, was terri
bly, beaten this afternoon by Owen Geogham,
John Hennessy and John O'Connell friends of
Jim Irving. to nrevent his annearin1 before the
committee investigating the primary election
disputes. He finally ESCAPED and fred ineffect-
uaIly on his pursuers who in turn fred seven
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24

PREMIUMs.-At the meeting of the executive
committee of the Cumberland County Agricul-
tural Society held in Portland March Goth,
1872, it was voted to offer premiums for expert
ments for the improvement of grass lands az
follows:
Best conducted experiment, .S1OO.
Second best conducted experiment, TX.
Third best conducted experiment., -. 30.
The experiments to continue through three
seasons, and the premiums to be awarded in
1874. Conditions on which the premiums will be
paid, can be had by making application 70,
entry, for premiums, to the Secretary, at Sc
bago Lake, Me. t- .r ..
SAMUEL DMGLEY, SECRETARY.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24

The GRAND TRUNK MISUNDERSTANDING the
past winter, excepting when transportation
was interrupted by the snow-blockade, freight
from the West has been brought into this city
at the average rate of one hundred and fifty
cars per day. 1t is a noticeable fact that a
larger proportion of the freight than heretofore
has come from the Western States for foreign
export. The carrying capacity of the road has
been severely taxed, and the company has been
unable to supply the demand for cars to take
the foreign-bound produce, and the consequence
is that some of the steamers have been obliged
to take a considerable quantity of ballast The
low British Provinces have been more largely
supplied through Portland than ever before
The Halifax steamers have been unable to car
ry freight as fast as it has accumulated, and
there are now 5000 barrels of -four awaiting
transshipment, besides other freight.
Boston AND MAINE RAILRoAD-The con-
tract for building this road from Vaughan's
bridge to the depot grounds at the foot of Maple
street, was awarded yesterday to Messrs J. p
Austin & Co., of Truro, N. S. This firm has
large experience in railroad matters and are
backed by plenty of capital, so that the work
will be put through in the shortest possible
time, The estimates include about $4,000
yards of earth excavating, 10000 yards of rock
cutting, and 10000 yards of retaining wall The
work will be begun as soon as the question of
grade at the crossing of State, Park, High and
Bracket streets can be adjusted between the
city government and the railroad company. 1t
is said that the company will expend $35O,OOO
the present season in this city, in the terminus
of the road, depot, buildings, &c. Work will
thus be furnished for about thousand men.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
New Advertisements To-Day.


AUCTION COLUMN.
Card-Hoyt, Wheeler & Bradley.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Magical Repository. f't ~
Portland Fraternity-Mechanics' Hail.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Patterns-S. w. Eaton s. Son.
To Railroads. Et t.H
Notice of Appeals-C. b. Lord.
Millinery Rooms-M. P. Mathews.
Wagon for Sale-James K. Prindle.
Refrigerators j. F. Merrill.
To Owners of vessels--A Nj. Jewett.
Pastry Store-Taylor & Co.
Fruit Store-Taylor & Co.
Paper Route-Taylor g. Co.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Vegetine. r. .
Machine Girl Wanted-Orin Hawkes. & Co.
Air Treatment-Dr. Mace.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
Locomotive Explosion.

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, April 23-Milton
Parker, engineer, the fireman and brakeman
on baltimore and Ohio freight train, yester-
day, was killed by the explosion of the locomo-
tive boiler, and three cars wrecked
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24

ST. LOUIS, April 23.-The fifth national shoot
ing festival of the American Sharpshooter's
Society will be held at Highlands, Ill, from
May 10Th to May 26th. The prizes, valued at
$4,000, consist mainly of gold coin and silver
goblets and medals
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24

active most of the day at per cent to 1-I6 per day
and loaned in the afternoon low as at per cent
and closed at about per cent. Sterling exchange
firm at 1899 a 091 Gold firm at 1ia "a 111a.-
Loans q per cent for carrying and per cent. to
fiat for borrowing. Clearings $23 O00 600. Treasury
and closing strong State bonds firm; Tennessee
strong. Stocks very dull the decline of the forenoon
partially recovered in the afternoon and closed
with special features and heaviest transactions in
Pacific Mail, Union Pacific, Indiana Central North
Western, Ohio New York Central and Lake Shore.
1t is reported that the Erie Company intend to create
mortgage for the purpose of consolidating the
present mortgage debt and for laying of third rail-
The amount of mortgage has not TRANSFERRED although
parties estimate 1t at SAC, 000, 900.
The following the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
Real Estate ON DanfOrth Street, at
Auction.

nN Tuesday, April 3Oth, at 5 P. NJ. we shall sell
" the "A story wooden house No 81 Danforth street
Said house contains ten rooms, with large attic and
closets, finished with modern improvements bath
rooms, Sebago water, gas throughout heated with
furnace large cellar there is also large stable on
the lot which contains about 500 feet in which Is
grapes, small fruits, SC. t.f.re ~ Ii ID =
Terms easy and made known at sale. A deposit
500 required. The house can be examined THURSDAY
Friday and day of sale.
This is a very pleasant and convenient house and
the city. - - %
+. %. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
anr1o-t, ~ --S.-~AAOcAss
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
Brief Jottings.

A man whose name was not ascertained. was
killed on Monday night on the Grand Trunk
road about two and half miles above Island
Pond. He was drunk and had set down on the
track and was not seen by the engineer until he
was too near him to brake up the train A
coroner's jury exonerated the employees of the
Company from blame l's % t
Rev. j. f. Lowering, in note to a Boston pa
per contradicts the statementtha he has gone
over to the Episcopal Church, and states further
that he has withdrawn his resignation of the
passionate of the Unitarian Society at Concord
n. H.
Harper & Brothers of New York have recent
ly presented the Seamens Chaplain of this port
with one hundred copies of their unrivaled
Monthly for distribution among the sailors in
his work, besides a quantity of the Weekly,
back numbers indeed yet just as valuable for
the purpose. Reading of all wholesome kinds,
never comes amiss with him for this USE
Books, periodicals, pamphlets, tracts all are &C.
ceptable.
The ladies of the First Baptist society will
hold festival at the vestry this evening.
A beautiful picture of two pigeons by Miss
Skeele, is on exhibition at Schumacher's.
collar-bone broken Friday by being accidental
ly knocked down by a man kicking foot ball.
Nicholas e. Boyd of this city, who is a mem
Der of the Divinity School at Hazard Universi-
ty, will read an essay before the Second Radi-
cal Club in Boston on Friday evening of next
week on proofs of Immortality" 5e
Mr. Charles F. Hatch, who has been for
many years connected with the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad, and who has
taken the general management of the Eastern
Railroad, has been presented by the employees
of the former corporation with an elegant
watch and chain as testimonial of esteem
The watch was accompanied by some diamond
earrings for Mrs. Hatch. The value of the
presents is about $500. :.
Boston drummers, when they come to Maine
bring two carpet-bags: one for samples and the
other filed with something that ''chippers"
A memorial Breast Pin, with inscription
probably highly priced by the owner-may BIZ
found at the Horse Car Office
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
Rich Gold and silver Mine, in Alaska,

SAN Francisco, Cal, April 23.-Parties at
Portland, Oregon, from Sitka, Alaska, report
that great excitement exists in that region on
account of the discovery of rich silver mines
within one-half mile of the town, and of rich
gold and silver mines in other places on the adj
Jacent coasts. The excitement was at high
pitch when the steamer left
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
HOYT, WHEELER & BRADLEY
AUCTrONEERS.

No. s6 FEDERAL STREET, BOSTON.
Hold Regular Auction Sales every Tuesday of
Dry Goods, WeoIcns, Clothing, Carpets,
az Fancy Goods, Straw Goods Il Hats.
Also, every Thursday, sale of Boots and shoes,
including New York City Made Goods for the
retail trade. .A~-- ap54eod3m MW&S
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
U. 9. Com missioner,s Court.

bHFUHE COMMIbsIUNEH KAND
MoNDAY.-United States VS.. Henry Hoernche.-
Complaint for smuggling knives, razors and dress
goods, and aiding the importation of the same with
out payment of duties. Upon one complaint the re-
spondent was bound to appear at the next term
OF the Q. S. Circuit Court. Upon the other he was
discharged. il4 A4iA vt"Halt,
y. Webb, District Attorney Howard &. Claaves
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24

Mrs. MANCHESTER. = The celebrated and
highly successful Clairvoyant Physician, will
be in Alfred April 18th, and will be consulted
on all diseases which flesh is heir to, at the
Central House for ten days only. Invalids
should avail themselves of this opportunity at
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
Scarcity OF Laborers and Mechanic,

SAN FRANcIEco April 23.-The growing
crops of grain are maturing rapidly and great
scarcity of hands to gather the crop is antici-
pated The foundrymen and mechanics are
scarce owing to an increased demand for min
ing machinery. The increased production of
bullion and the advance in mining stocks stimu-
who have been receiving SIS per day in coin are
now on a strike and demand "a.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
METEOROLOGICAL.

ME TEOROLUGICAI.
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
.fl.4H-tlgfl TwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
WAR DEBT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL) 81
aa ..t OFFICER, Washington, ID. c. : -.
ev. eu April "a COOP ny -
Probabilities-An area of quite low barome-
ter is advancing east towards Wisconsin and
Iowa. A falling barometer with southerly
winds and increased cloudiness will probably
prevail on Wednesday north and west of Ohio
Valley, and cloudy weather over the northern
portions of the Middle and New England
States and clear and partially cloudy weather
over the southern portion of the Southern
States with rising temperature. =-
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
TUEspAY.-Mary Black, on search and seizure
process, paid a fine of $50 with costs.
Bradbury's.
William Frell, for fast driving, paid fine of $40
with costs
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
Robbery-Oner for n college,,

MEMPHIS, April 23.-Last night Col. H. S.
McComb, President of the Southern Railroad
ASSOCIATION, was robbed at his hotel at Grana-
da, Miss, of diamonds, a gold watch, $1,000 in
gold and some currency.
The Baptist Convention of West Tennessee,
North Mississippi and Arkansas, to-day pledg
ed that body to raise 100000 in the event Of
Southern Baptist University at Granville, S. c.,
being removed to the vicinity Of Memphis
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24

JOB PRINTING.-Eyery description of Job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 100
Exchange St VIM. M. MARKS.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24

c MEssRs. HARTz & LEVY have been drawing
crowds to their store No. 90 Middle street.
Their pretty and ingenious conjuring tricks
please everybody, and those who come to gaze
generally take something away with Them
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24

DIR. MACE's rooms in Cahoon Block, will be
open tonight for the accommodation of those
who wish to avail themselves of his baths The
Doctor is always happy to give the fullest in
formation respecting his method of curing dis
ease. He has certainly had some wonderful
successes. s.f.f III. rs-.s rr....
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
Manufacturers Sale of Cr0ckery
and Glass Ware to the Trade,
7 EFN ~ - A-..:ou wT TFT

nN Thursday, April 18th, at 24 o'clock p. NJ. we
~ shall sell at salesroom is xchange street. large
line of Iron Stone, Rockingham, c. 9. and Yellow
Ware Cuspadores, Glass Ware, &c.
Goods ON exhibition day of SALE n u.4L
ap23dtd F. o. BAILEY & Co., Auctrs
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24

PERSONS in want of good refrigerator are
invited to examine the Sanford patent, which is
manufactured byJ. F. Merrill See his fadver-
tisement. g. .s -.. .is r..a.'r