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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-20
Brief JOttings.

During the demolition of the old and the
erection of the new Jail at Alfred most of the
inmates will be sent to the prison in Portland.
The employees of the Boston & Maine Rail-
road have donned new uniform caps They are
of blue cloth, lined with leather, and the sides
perforated for ventilation. Two bands of gold
lace encircle the silver letters "B. & NJ and
Conductor" above; one band encircles "Bag-
gage Master in the same style. The brake
mems lettering is entirely of silver, with one
band of silver lace. These badges may be re-
moved when off duty, and the cap protected in
bad weather by glazed covering
We have been asked to call the attention of
owners of lots to the ordinance which requires
that snow shall be removed from the sidewalks.
The Haydn Association have voted to take
part in the great Boston Jubilee.
The Old Folks Musical Association and Or
chestra have volunteered to give a concert dur
ing the Fair at Allen Mission next week to help
the Mission in its work of mercy.
A SINGULAR Acknowledgement after
noon Mr.. Alvin Meals horse took fright on
Commercial street, and after throwing out the
driver, dashed up Moulton street. directly for
George w. Rich & Co.'s clothing store, which
faces that street. Both doors were closed but
the animal burst them open and dragging the
sleigh after him would no doubt have gone clear
through to the rear if the sleigh had not struck
the safe which stood in the middle of the store
and brought him up suddenly. The only ma
teral damage done was the loss of all the glass
in one door and a large pane of glass in show.
case. 1t is expected that the horse went for
one of these good overcoats which Rich is sell
ing so cheap.
A SURPRIsE.-A few evenings since, a COM
pany met at the residence of j. S. Drake, 81
Alder Street, Master Mechanic of the P. & r.
Railroad, by invitation from his wife, as sur
prise for her husband Quite number of his
workmen were present. A nice supper was
served, and after all had partakeE of the good
things with which the tables were filed, the re.
mainder of the evening was spent pleasantly
At about twelve o'clock, the guests, after tax
ing leave of the happy couple, separated fol
their several homes, all feeling that very
pleasant and social interview had been en-
joyed.
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NEW YORk.

MAYOR HALL TRIAL.
New YORK, March 19-Mayor Halls trial
to-day was mere wrangle between the counsel
Judge DAILY finally postponed his decision as to
a jury till Thursday.
THE NEW YORK JUDICIARY.
Van Hoffman, banker, testified before the
Assembly Committee that in his opinion Judge
Barnard was unduly influenced in the appoint
ment of receiver in the Erie shares, and Geo.
Opdyke thought that the reputation of the
New York Judiciary unfavorably affected Amer
lean securities abroad.
Ex-Judge Birdseye testified to the belief that
Judge Barnard's conduct sometimes was undig-
nified, but that his decisions were not governed
by corrupt motives.
H. X. Clarke spoke of the corruption of the
no charge against Judge Barnard. To wind up
the case in which the Union Pacific was con-
cerned, the company paid $4,000, but he did
not know that Judge Barnard got any of it.
OFFICERS INDICTED.
The grand jury of the United States Circuit
Court has indicted Lawrence and Fields, reve-
nue. officers, for taking brides.
DISEASES.
Typhus and typhoid fever is prevailing in the
house of the Good Shepherd, Brooklyn. For
ty-two cases are now there, including four of
the Sisters of Mercy, while another has died.
The physicians are as yet unable to check the
disease, and the patients will be removed to the
county hospitals for contagious diseases. Six
deaths have occurred in Brooklyn since the
14th inst, from cerebro spinal meningitis, which
has appeared to some extent in all parts of that
city.
MONUMENT TO GEN. THOMAS.
The subscription books for monument to
Gen. Thomas will be opened on the LIST of May.
1t is proposed to raise 100000, or $4,000 from
each of the twenty States The monument
will be at Washington, West Point or in the
New York Central Park.
UNDERGROUND RAILROAD.
The Assembly Committee on Railroads will
report on the Central Underground Railroad
plan favorably.
RAILROAD TO THE OIL COUNTRY
ALBANY, March 19-The Assembly tonight
passed bill to authorize the city of Buffalo to
borrow million dollars and subscribe to the
stock of the Buffalo & jamestown Railroad.
This is a new route to the oil regions.
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BEFORE JUDGE LANE.

TUEsDAY.-Of the cases assigned for to-day, por
tion was disposed of without trial and the remain
der postponed account of the absence of coun
sci on summons to attend the Supreme Judicial
Court which sits at Norriigewock to-day, witness
SEES In the case of Ware VS.. Rand.
In the case of Stewart vs.. Hartford ct. al, an
action to recover the value of horse, whiah
was alleged to have died from defendants negligence
Judgment was for defendants.
Cobb & Ray. Synonds g. Libby.
To-day wednesday, is general motion day for hear
ing notions trustee disclosures and other interlocu
tory matters and that have been passed without
being specially assigned will be disposed of. Mem
bers of the bar generally are requested to be present.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
M AINE.
R0CKLAND MATTERS.

RoCKLAND, March 19.-J. Fred. Merrill, Esq,
was inaugurated as Mayor of the city this eve
| ming.
Col. E. Il. Spear was elected Alderman from
Ward 3to-day, giving the Republicans decisive
majority in the upper branch of the City Coun-
Gil. At the election to fill vacancies in the
Common Council the Republican candidates
were chosen in Wards 6 and and the Demo-
cratic candidate in Ward g.
Snow fell during all the forenoon to-day, but
the weather is now clear again.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
AUGUSTA, March ia serious accident oc-
CURED in this city to-day. Augustus Bickford
conductor of wood train, fell between the
moving cars. His head was horribly cut, the
flesh on one side being torn almost entirely
away and hung down over his neck. There
were three other cuts ON his head. Recovery is
doubtful though no bones were broken.
MUSICAL CONVENTION AT ST. JOHN POSTPONED.
BANGOR, March 19.-The blockade on the 4.
q N. A. Railroad still remains unbroken. The
announcement was made tonight that owing to
the distinctions to travel the Musical Conven-
ton at st. John, which was to come off this
week will be indefinitely postponed. The Mem
delsshon Club, who with Mrs. Weston arrived
this morning to take part in the Convention,
gave concert here tonight and will return to
Boston tomorrow
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GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-25O cans milk, 200 bbls
OF flour, car of paper. do of shook do Of cattle
stock of beef, do of corn, do of sundries, For
Lower Provinces.7 cars -four, do of ale, do of
oats For Allan Line.1 Of apples, q do of grain
do Of PROVISIONS
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosroN.-6o casks of
nails saw, 100 hides half bbls 10 bbls of OIL 25
rkns Of lard so bbls Of pork fortes II hhds
hid Of hams, bbls of liquor, 10 packages to order
For Canada and up country.-5O cases of cassia, 40
rkns Of lard 26 bbls of -four 80 bdls of leather 16
of tobacco, II boxes Of ink, so packages to order
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MAR YLAND.
TERRIBLE POISONING AFFA

TERRIBLE POISON1NG AFFAIR.
New YORK, March ia despatch from
Baltimore states that the family of Ezra Ar
mold, living near Burketsville, Frederick coun-
ty, were all poisoned on Sunday by some tea
bought at country store Mrs. Arnold is dead
and five children senseless. Mr.. Arnold was
absent with a drove of cattle in Baltimore.
Considerable excitement prevails relative to the
matter, and it is doubtful if all the children
will survive.
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second quality 259 90; third quality SIS a 75.
tive; sales in lots at 80 q so; extra q 10.
NEW YORK, March 19-Evening Cotton l os n
cent lower; sales 1884 bales, Middlfng upiands 2ssc
| Flour State and Western more active and shade
firmer; sales 1000 bbls State 90 g 90; round hoop
so a so. wheat1 q &c higher; sales 50 900 bush /;
No Spring 80 q 81; No 2 do at 4s g % in
Michigan at " a 49, Corn tirmer; sales IS, OeO
bush; new Mixed Western 6S3 g 81 afoat; Oats
steady sales 4e 900 bush; Ohio at % oSc Western
SO a 65I in store and ahoat Beef unchanged
Pork quiet and shade firmer; new mess IL OOG 10 %
Lard frmer at 81 q 81 Butter at - g ~. Whskey
s Rice g sesd Tgg
firm; Rio ia a. 20c. Molasses firm; New Orleans
60 g 6sc. Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine heavy
ed. Petroleum dull; crude 124; refined 22t q "a.
Talow steady at 81 q %.
Freights to Liverpool dull; Corn per steamer sd.
CHICAGO March 19.-Flour quiet and unchanged;
Wheat in speculative demand and higher; No Spring
at 2lt Corn strong; No mixed at 36t "a 81 Oats
frmer; Mo- at 3Oa Rye firm and in fair demand;
No at SIT. Barley in fair demand; No Spring at
5oc Provisions irmer. Pork active at II rs a IL so.
Lard firm Hams in pickle quietat y a9; Bulk meats
sides 81 q 81. Dressed hogs quiet at 5 10 a 20
Lire hogs hrmer and active at 4 % a ass. High
wines quiet and lower at "a "a S41c.
Receipts 900 bbls flour, 1000 bush wheat, 1000
bush corn, 1000 bush oats, 1000 bush barley 5000
hogs
Shpments-2,O0O bbls four 1000 bush wheat Is 900
bushr corn 0Oo bush OATS 1900 bush barley, 5000
hogs.
CINCINNATI, March 19.-Pork dull and firm at
II 90 Lard In fair demand and advanced kettle at
Sc. Bulk meats in good demand; sales 400 900 lbs;
sides at q 6cs shoulders at5g 4sc; clear sides at
81. Bacon in fair demand and firm sides es a IA;
Whiskey in fair demand at SEC.
TOLEDO, March 19-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat firm and advanced 1c; extra White Michigan
l IS; No white Michigan 500; Amber do &c;
Mo- red 81. Corn firm and advance 1c higher;
extra mixed sc; low 55s; Michigan IS; white 42l.-
Oats dnll and unchanged; Michigan 3s3.
CHARLESTON, March 19.-Cotton steady; Middling
uplands at o.
SAVANNAH, March 19.-Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands zig
MOBILE, March 19.-Cotton dull; Middling up
lands at %.
NEW ORLEANS, March 19.-Cotton fiat; Mid
ding uplands 22s
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1. instrumental Introduction.

1. Instrumental Introduction.
2 Chorqs-"With high-sounding p@ans with mu-
8. Song-Queen. GOT that l had wings like dover
L. Chorus, 80 Lord to whom vengeance helongeth,
5. Trio-Jewish Maidens. ';why standest thou afar
off, o Lord?"
6. Solo, DanieD and Chorus. "Lor.l, Thou hast
Z. Recitative DanieD. 'For Thou hast said by the
o mouth Mouth, OF the prophecy
g. Chorus; 80 Lord, Thou hast ordained alhictiops"
y. Martial Prelude.
10 Solo-Hananiah. ..pehold tie Lord Of Hosts"
IL; Solos Duet apd Ghorus-King Lord, High Priest
II: Quintette 20 Holy and Most Hight Now in
Thy presence kneeling">
u. Solo Daniep. 81 will lay me down and Sleep
thou silent friend.'' -
INTEEMIssloA Rive MINUTES,
Is: "A, Air Daniel Chorus and Duet. 81 laid me down
49, ReSitative CKng) and Chorus "My spirit is
II. Double Chorus. "Great Baal, we cry to thee"
90 and Jehovah we Worship"
tbo Resh,tstvs2usen and King et not thy
IT, iro Air R S1s 70 God Thou hast taught me
90 Rec RscitatEs Daniel and Chorus. so King, Thy
81 81 Solo King and Chorus. "Woe is me-"
and annoint the shield.''
g. Chorus of soldiers "Sound the warlikc Clarion
"a. Recitative-Hauaniah. "Stin revel and riot
a God of Gods" ~ Il ia sHS7
26 SOLO Daniel and Chorus. "Iike as father pit
~. SoloGQueen, ""Rejoioe."
49, Finale. "Masnify, glorify.'
The society is also under engagement to give
several miscellaneous concerts for charitable
societies, and are rehsarsing some choice
MUSIC. -
I1ckets good for any one concert Of this sea-
son, % cents each, or three for 81, can be OBJ
tanned of the different societies, at Stock
bridges and at the door No reserved seats,
Commence at 7.45 o'clock,
The design is TO make these the best home
concerts of the season. MARRIOTT
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CIENFUEGOS.-Brig Ella Maria.-452 hhds As ties
Of moasses to George S, Hunt Dbl of sugar and 8
bbs of molasses to master.
SALT CAY.-Brig Mary Given-7O74 bush of salt
to Dana Il Co.
CARDENAS.-Brig Merriwa.-54O hhds, so ties of
moasses to George S. Hunt,
The cargo of brig H. f. Wheeler, reported Tuesday,
sugar. instead Of molasses -
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P. o. VIcKERY, of Augusta, having entered
into business engagements which will prevent
his giving his personal attention to the job
Printing business, will sell his interest in the
firm of Vickery & Rogers, Job Printers, $50
Water street, at great bargain, and on easy
terms. If parties wishing to purchase, prefer
to buy the whole business, they can do So The
presses and material are nearly new, the office
enjoys good run of patronage, and offers
great inducements to printer with a small
capital. The offer will be withdrawn, if sale
is not affected in week or two.
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CALIFORNIA.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

SAN FRANCISCO March 19-Charles Marks,
masters mate on board the United States ship
Independence, was drowned at Mare Island to-
day.
Hon James D. McAuray, California pion-
Ger, died yesterday.
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WYOMING.
INDIAN DEPREDATIONS.

Fort LARAMIE, Mark 19.-Levi Powell, a
stock drover wintering on the north Fork of
on the 9TH inst His body has just been found
and brought here. Ten head of horses were
stolen from Powell's camp on the 9th inst. In
dams here say it was done by the Northern
Sioux and UncpapOs, but it is believed here
that it was done by party of Sioux from Red
Clouds camp of Cheyennes and Arrapahoes.
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N. Y. PATENT CARPET RENovATNG Co.
Have your carpets cleansed and restored to
their original beauty, without taking them
from the floor, or without removing the furni-
ture from the room. The quality of the restor-
tive is not injurious to the most delicate tint
and is an actual preventative from moth and
vermn.
Portland Office, 16 Market Square.
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SERIOUS RIOT.
METEOROLOGICAL.

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE VAST
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
1888 March 20 (1.0O A. MY
The barometer will continues rising ON We'd
nesday from the Mississippi valley eastward
with north-westerly winds and clear weather
very generally. The falling temperature will
continue to extend itself from the upper Mis-
sissippi and upper lake region north-eastward
and eastward over the Atlantic States. East
erly to southerly winds will prevail over the
western Gulf States, with pleasant weather
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FREDERICK r. HALE.

The house advertised in another column of
fers hne chance for any one who wishes to
keep hotel or boarding house. 1t is pleasant
~ situated near Sebago Lake, which is a place
of much resort during the summer months,
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MAGIC OF THE MOUTH Odoriferous Sozodont.
renders the mouth enchanting, composed of
rare antiseptic herbs, It imparts Wilderness to
the teeth, q delicious fiower-like aroma to the
breath, and preserves intact from youth to age,
the teeth M&W
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increase of $1,000 and that the tax payers be-
lieved large portion of the money was vast
ed.
Auberon Herbert, member for Nottingham,
seconded the motion. The House had all the
time been noisy and tumultuOus.
Mr. Gladstone, when order was restored and
tine members became attentive, contradicted
positively the statement that the civil list had
increased, and corrected Sir Charles sharply.
One who assumed to instruct the public, he
SAID, must at least be accurate. He denounced
as mlschlevous, the speech made by the MEM
Der at Newcastle, and limited that the success
OF MS motion would be equal to the success of
that speech. In conclusion, Mr.. Gladstone urg-
ed the House on every ground to reject the mo-
ton
Auberon Herbert endeavored to speak, but
ms MS voice was drowned with groans and cries eff
"Oh, divide"
The Speaker insisted on the preservation of
ORDER when all the conservatives and many lib
erals left the Chamber and Mr.. Herbert attempt
ed 70 continue his speech He declared that he
preferred republic over a monarchy. Here
interruptions commenced again, and three at
temptS were made to count out the House.
AFTER several attempts to adjourn and various
Giiiatory motions, the House divided with the
following result: For the motion 2, against 2S4.
Inc result was greeted with cheers and laugh
ter.
ENGLAND READY TO CRY, 'LET US HAVE PEACE"
LONDON, March 19.-The press of this city.
tu commenting on the statement made to the
Commons last night by Gladstone relative to
the reply OF the American Government to Earl
Grahvilles note, generally expresses the opin-
ION mat the communication of the Premier
VIII create disappointment and apprehension
throughout the country. The Government is
urged to bring the present difficulty with Amer
lea 10 an amicable and honorable solution.
AUSTRIA.
SERIOUS RIOT.
VIENNA, March 19-The workmen at the
mines OF the Rothschilds at Wittkowitz, Mo-
ravla, enraged at the nom payment of their
wages, attacked the office of the superintendent
and gaining an entrance they burst oren the
safe, appropriated the contents and then de-
mollshed the building. The soldiers were called
out and fired on the rioters Four men were
killed, fifty wounded and 100 arrested. Order
was restored but the mines are guarded by the
military.
DOMINION OF CANADA.
BLOCKADE THAT CAN'T BE RUN.
HALLIDAY, N. s., March 49, The snow block.
AIDE continues and the coal famine is severely
felt. The Imperial Government is selling coal
in small quantities. Business is stagnant from
the absence of mails and non arrival of vessels
overdue.
THE SPRING WEATHER.
TORONTO, March 19.-Reports from different
parts of the Dominion indicate high winds and
considerable fall of snow last night. The
thermometer was very low but the weather is
moderating this morning.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


HALIFAX, Ms. Steamer Chase-2O0O bbls of
four 49, 100 Tbs of tea $1,000 do of cheese do of
lard, 80 bush of BEAMS 538 do of Seed 26O bags of
feed, 5000 TBS of bacon, lot of merchandise.
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G. W. PEMBERToN will deliver lecture in
Advent Hall, BRO. Litchfeld) on Thursday
evening at o'clock. All are invited.
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HOYT, WHEELER & BRADLEY

AUCTIONEERS
No. 76 FEDERAL STREET, BOSTON.
Will commence the Auction business In Boston, and
hold Regular Sales of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, miIli-
merry, Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Gloves,
Hats and Caps,
every Tuesday and Friday during the year.
Also every Thursday, sale of Boots and Shoes,
adapted to the New England Trade, including large
assortment of New York City Made Goods.
The attention Of dealers is called to the above
sales, which will be peremptory for cash.
Boston, March LIST, 1872. mr2eodim
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THE Boston boat last night had an unusually
large freight and a passenger list that would
be considered extraordinary in the most favor
able summer season. This popular line has
never been more fully appreciated than during
the past winter.
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BELsHAzzAR's FEAsT.-A very fine rehearsal
of this cantata took place last evening at City
Hall, preparatory to the first public presenta-
ton this evening. The music is very pleasing,
and is interspersed with some beautiful solos,
and concerted pieces. The excellent manner in
which it was given is an assurance that it will
win success tonight
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Mrs MANcHEsTER,-The well-known physi-
clan, will in consequence OF the large number of
patients calling for treatment, be obliged to re-
main in Biddeford till March 25th.
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SIXTEEN YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL 1856 the
now famous MUSTANG IMMINENT was the first
made known to the public by an extensive sys-
tenn of advertising. From that time to the
present, the demand for it has been steadily in
crossing until it has taken the lead of all en-
brocations, lotions, ointments, and other exter-
nal remedies, imported or domestic, ever intro
duced into the American market. In the most
celebrated racing and trotting stables of pri-
vate gentlemen, it is the only recognized cure
for such diseases of the horse as require out
ward treatment. Nor is it less valuable as a
local application for some of the most distress
ing complaints to which man is subject. Rheu-
matism, stiffness of the joints, neuralgia, sore
throat, tumors, wens, earache, toothache,
yield to its pain-subduing, counter-irrtant
properties, and burns, scalds and cuts are heal
ed with incredible rapidity under its operation
mr11-eod1w&w1t
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c. D. Brigham of the Pittsburg Commercial,
like high minded editor, declined the office of
Auditor General rendered by Gov. Geary of
Penn. -
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AUCTION SALES.


Vessel at Auction.
1911 of Brig Castillian of Portland, will be
lO-1O sold at Public Auction, (unless previous
ly disposed of at private sale) Saturday, March
23d, at O'Clock p. m, at the Auction Rooms of Mes
srs. +. Q. Bailey & Co., IS Exchange st.
The Castillian built In 1852, rebuilt 1855 and
thoroughly repaired and classed in April, 1871 for
three years in American Lloyds Registered 261 TONS
and carries her cargo all under decks. For further
information enquire of
CHAS. II. CHASE & co.
Portland, March 1sth 1872. mch10td
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Domestic Markets.

WATERTowN, March 19-Cattle Market-Receints
beef Cattle 494 head prices last week but not 80
firm as at close Of last market; sales Of choice at
10 20 q 10 6oi extra ESQ 10 OO first quaIity 25
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ENTERTAINMENTS
Floral Exhibition.

From MARCH 49, to MARCH 20, inclusivey shall
have ON Exhibition, at my Green House, Congress
St. opposite foot of Dow ST., very rare and beanti-
full collection of PLANTS and FLOWERS.
Admission 20 cents which will entitle the Holder Of
each ticket to Premium valued from 20 cents 10 ST.
mch15 JOS. A. DIRWANGER.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Morris Brothers-Music Hall.
Bishops Serenaders.-Music Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Steamers for Boston-L. Billings.
Wanted-Situation
Wanted-H. NJ. White g. Co.
House to Let-Geo. W. Ward.
Notice-David Gross.
Sheritf's Salem. Adams.
Wanted-Asst. Book-keeper.
Eagle Sugar Refnery-Geo. s. Hunt.
Cienfuegos Molasses-Geo. s. Hunt.