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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-13
MASSACHUSETTS,.

THE EASTERN RAILROAD INDICTED FOR MURDER.
RosToN, March 1.-THE grand Jury of the
Superior Court for Suffolk county, have re-
turned an indictment against the Eastern Rail-
road Corporation, for causing the death, on the
2dth of August, last, of William H. Emerson
OF Providence, r. l., one of the victims of the
great calamity at Revere EtE nw
FIRE IN THE STATE PRISON.
CHARIRsTowN, March Eat quarter to z
O'Clock this evening, a fire was discovered in
the rear of the south wing of the State Prison
and within the walls of the Institution. The
hire originated in tho smelling room of the
foundry, used by the Tucker Manufacturing
Company, and was caused by the wood work
adjacent to the smelling furnace catching from
this room and portion of the westerly end of
the building was considerably damaged. The
prisoners had been locked up an hour previous.
notwithstanding the excitement attendant up
ON the fire, not an outcry was made and an
hour after the alarm the prison had resumed its
wonted quiet The loss to the State will be
small. The principal loss falls on the Tucker
Manufacturing Company
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NEW JERSEY.
A bad sTArE or rHINGs IN .IERsEY

BAD sTATE OF THINGS IN JERSEY.
NEW YORK, March 12.-The grand jury of
Hudson county, n. j., made presentment to
the court at Jersey City yesterday containing
1888 indictments against nearly officer in the
county atd in Jersey City. They state that cor
ruption is proven everywhere. The whole po-
lice department., including the commissioners
the chief of police and all the subordinates
have prostitu3ed their Office to private ends
They say that the press Is corrupt, liqellous and
under subsidy from the indicted officials, and
recommend legislative action to protect the peo-
nile
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CALIFORNIA.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

SAN FRANCISCO, March PA row boat pro-
ceeded yesterday across the overfiowed Tules
land from Sacramento to navisville, upset and
W. iohpson, Mrs. S. W. Huff and boy drown
ed,
Nine State prison convicts who escaped from
Carson Jail last year and were recaptured dug
out again on Sunday night and have not been
recaptured.
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DOnlestic Markets.

WATERFOWL, March 12-Cattle Market.-Recaints
Des Cattle ss head rnness g market
10 6O; extra 9259 90; first quality rs a 900;
second Ss an quality Ssn Is C third quality Is IS
tunity to extend the prices trfe from last week
new YORK March 12-Everfng. 1919
bales Middiing uplands 22le Flour heavy and dull
SO q 76; Western so q I 80; Southern ssas 80:
Wheat dull and heavy sales 1900 bush No Spring
p o. al %; No; do at 40 80 in store Winter
W. Corn lover; sales $4,000 bush; new Mixed Wes-
tern 81 q sac; oats ahade easier sales s. 900 bush
quiet. Pork dull and lower; ew mess Is io'CLard
more active and heavy steam rendered 81 a9s But
ter in good demand; Whiskey heavy at SIC. Rice
oc refining q g. Coffee nominal p at 10 2 q
Molasses dull; New Orleans IS a 65Naval, Stores
quiet at 450 for strained. Petroleum quiet crndeI3i
refined 22a a 22a. Tallow more active at 81 "a 81
Freights to Liyerpool-cotton Id. ErtIr
CHICAGO, March 12-Flour-dull and unchanged;
Wheat irregular; No9 Spring at I2i q III; Corn
quiet and weak at 6s q 36i; for No mixed Oats
No quiet at 80; Rye quiet and unchanged; No.
II 70; Lard active and lower at 81 q 81 green Hams
sold at q 8; hams in pickle u a ST. Bulk meats
nominal shoulders at clear rib sides 81 aSsc;
demand Is h WHSLE au ana and m
steadyat Sac. Live Hogs active and frmer at 40 a
80. - = Y
Reeeipts-3,0OO bbls flour, 1000 bush wheat, 900
bush corn 600 bush oats, 1000 bush rye, 1000 bush
Shipments bbs -four. 1000 bush wheat 70, 900
bush corn 5000 bush oats, 900 bush rye 5000 bush
barley, 5000 hogs. y = n ''.tf, q 27'Fe -
CINCINNATI, March 12.-Provisions dull and hold
ders anxious to SELL Pork offered at ~ 25 Lard
at 80; Bulk meats, a for shoulders s a 81 Sides
nrm mr., and scarce at 80 a 4 30; receipts 5000
Whiskey in fair demand at SIC.
Tie total number of hogs packed in the West this
year is 555 last year PSI NIyerage weight
o. hogs 400 pounds less than last year.
TOLEDO, March l2.--Flour dull and unchanged :
W heat dull and hrmerr No White Michigan 500
a 60; Amber Michigan IS q 554; MOI Red 1 5S;
No at 5ls q 81. Corn dull and lower high Mixed
655 low do ~ Oats dull and unchanged. No 1. at ~
SAVANNAH, March 12.-Cotton quiet and steady
MiddliPg uplands zig.
CHARLEsToN. March 12.-Cotton dull; Middhng
uplands2ls q PIG. TrFr- $3.50 - = >
NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-Cotton nominal ;
Middling uplands %. "a NJ -lt GNHr- - 1 -
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RHODE ISLAND politics are getting decidedly
exciting. According to the Providence Journal
there is deep laid scheme to control the action
of the Republican Convention, which meets on
Thursday, without regard to the wishes of the
party at large and to place it in opposition to
the denomination of Gen Grant and in favor of
the proposed mongrel Cincinnati movement.
The Journal charges that money is freely used
to purchase and elect delegates who can be
manipulated by the leaders in this movement,
and that other iniquitous measures are being
used to defeat the fair expression of the Repub-
hcan voters of the State .8e8 @tE&
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BEFORE JUDGE LANE IN CHAMBERS.
TUEsDAY.-The court was in session this forenoon,
but without transacting any business of public inter-
est adjourned to Wednesday morning.
A decision was received from the law court order
Ing the default to stand in the of John B. Green
Y. Abel wilkins.
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WISCONSIN.

MADISON, March 1.-THE Republican State
Convention for the appointment of Delegates
to the National Convention meets Tomorrow,
Indications are that the delegates will be in
structed to vote solid for Grant They will not
be instructed for Vice President
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APPoINTMENT-Mayor Kingsbury has reap
pointed William Burnham Janftor of the City
Building, which was an eminently proper thing
to do. Mr.. Durham by his methodical habits,
his efforts to please every one requiring his ser
vices, and his unyarying good nature, has made
many friends who will be glad to hear of his
re-appointment
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The following the forenoon quotations of SOUTH

NEW YORK, March 12-Erenin0.-MOney tight
in the forenoon and as high as LIS per day; later it
was offered freely at per cent. and closed
at O9k q Oes. Goltfvery firm all day at 16t a
1O4. Loans at to per cent. to lie for carrying
Cearances SO 600 Governments steady. Southern
State bonds steady Missouri Is stronger; stocks
general list steady at the opening. Erie active
all day and opened at 36 sold to 81 down to 35a and
gradually advanced and closed at 361. The general
market was trmer in the afternoon and ld1kc higher
The Treasury disbursed 81 245, 900 Gold mostly for
redemption of bonds to-day.
The following the forenoon quotations of Gov
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BELsHAzzAR,s FEAsT.-The Ancient Har-
mony Society will bring out the cantata entitled
.'Belshazzar's Feast at the City Hall ON
Wednesday and Thursday evenings of next
week. Mrs. Merrill, Miss Strout, Mrs Brown,
Miss Chase and Messrs. Watts, Will Stock
BRIDGE Thomas, Hudson, Morgan and Twom-
bly, will sustain the principal characters.
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HARRISBURG March Emmanuel Shaffner
OF West Hanover township, charged with the
murder of his first and second wife, and John
Sherlock by poisoning has been convicted of
murder in the first degree. A new trial will be
asked. FL. Ie
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ADVERTISED BY SMILEs,-Is Sozodont, and if
you use it daily, the white CLEAN of the pearls
between the parted rubies will prove its excel
lence as Dentrifce and the sweetness of the
breath will attest its purifying properties
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PORTLAND ARMY AND NAVY UNIoN.-The
members of the Association will please meet at
their Armory, at 2 o'clock, this wednesday,
afternoon for the purpose of attending the
funeral of our late member, Mr.. Edward Muir
ply. Per order,
VIM f. SIMMONS Secretary
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HISSISSIPPI.


MEMPHIS, March ia jackson, Miss spec
al says yesterday the civil rights to all persons
in all public conveyances, hotels, theatres, ETC.,
became a law. A negro and his wife to test
the law took seat last night in the theatre but
were rejected.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-25O cans milk car
potatoes do shook, do hay1 do sundres for lower
freight.
STEAMER FOREST CITY FROM BosToN-100 bbls
phosphate lime cases steel, 80 bds iron q plates
IRON u kegs paint casks oil, 80 casks nails 10 ties
q empty warp beams hhds moiasses 20 cases shoes
20 cases and 20 bales domestics so boxes of cheese
piano fortes 100 bbs sugar. 10 dressed hogs 20 bdls
hollware, So bbls and 10 half bbls beer, horse and
l wagon 100 packages to order.
For Canada and up country-35 bales rubber, i,2ls
bars iron, "a bales WOOL "a bales marlin, 81 bdls ron
20 bales gambia 1ls hides, 100 bdls leather, car
Wheels bale cotton, box fresh fish, 100 pkgs to
order
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The San Francisco papers generally denounce
the projected use of Goat Island by the Pacific
Railroad Co. 1t is charged that it would ena-
BILE half dozen men to control the commerce
of the coaSt
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METEOROLOGICAL,
YNOPSIs OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
F OFFICER, Washington ID. c.,
March II G.OO A MY
Probabilties-The low barometer over the
lower lakes will probably move northwesterly
over Lake Huron with quite a severe storm,
thence southeastward to the Atlantic, and the
winds gradually backing to the southerly and
easterly. Clear and pleasant weather will pre-
South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States with
rising temperature. An era of threatening
weather with snow will extend east over the
lower lake region, with increasing to very brisk
winds A rising barometer, northwest winds,
falling temperature and clear weather will pre-
vail over the northwest and will extend We'd
nesday to Lake Michigan. Dangerous winds
are not anticipated for the Atlantic and Gnlf
coast. -
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A MUCH NEEDED HoME-The Ladies' of the
Christian Association desire to establish in the
city Home, where friendless young women
may obtain board at price not exceeding cost,
and which may serve also as temporary home
for young women coming to the city to obtain
employment. They propose buying a moderate
priced house for this purpose, as soon as they
have the requisite funds. Life Memberships of
$25 each are solicited in aid of this project, or
any other contributions from those friendly to
such an enterprise.
The Committee are Mrs Alvah Conant,
Chairman, Mrs. J. 0. Brown, Mrs. Geo. Burn
ham, Jr., Mrs. H. j. Little, Miss M. E. Barrett,
by whom any donations for this object will be
gratefully received and acknowledged. 8
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CYMBRIC CHoRIsTERs.-It will be remember
ed that these Welsh singers gave fine concert
in the Mercantile Supplementary course last
winter, and many who heard them then will be
pleased to learn that they are to have another
opportunity to hear them. They sing tonight
at Arcana Hall, corner of Congress and Chapel
streets.
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RAILROAD sURsInv

All the new RAILROADS in Mississippi are to get
$40, 600 per mile as subsidy and shall pay into
t2e State Treasury one and one-haf per cent
OF they gross receipts by two years after aeceiv-
ing the subsidy
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Col. j. c. Tilton of Tilton N. H., formerly a
wooden manufacturer, died Tuesday from the
effects of disease contracted in the army while
serving as Commissary on the staff of General
C0nch II
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

A VARIETY of Goods selling very cheap at
154 Middle st. c. A. VICKERY.
mar13-tf
WHITTIER, Druggist, has fine new stock of
brushes of all kinds, just received. Many va
rieties imported for him.
Call and look at them.
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CUSTOM HOUSE rNvEsr1cAsIoS.

Before the custom house investigating COM
mttee VIM. Fl. Towsley, assistant appraiser of
New York, testified that it would be unwise to
abolish the damage huycau and made the gem
eral assertion that the facilities for committing
robberies were very small G. w. White, COM
mission merchant at New York, swore that
Leet informed him that the matter of his get
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TEMPERANCE MATTERs.-A Good Templars
Lodge was instituted at the Rolling Mills, Cape
Elizabeth, on the third inst, consisting of 40
charter members, and called Ligonia Lodge
The officers will be elected and installed next
Saturday evening at o'clock
Lodge was also instituted at Pride's Cor
ner, Westbrook, on Friday evening last and
called Presumpscot Lodge. The following
officers were elected; Darius Lowell, W. c. T.,
Mrs. H. e. Lowell, w. v. T., A. R. Walker,
w. S. The regular meetings willtbe held on
Friday evenings. ~
The temperance meeting at Ferry Village on
Saturday evening last, under the auspices of
the new temperance organization, was COM
plete success. The house was filled and an en-
thusiasm was manifested rarely witnessed in
temperance meetings at the present day The
President, Capt. VIM. Dyer reported the NUM-
Der pledged to be 112, and 81 of whom were
heads of families. Interesting remarks were
made also by Capt. R. M. York, c. A. Triton
and others. Messrs Sturdivant and Googins of
the city then addressed the meeting in their
usual happy manner. ..--. B. F.
Ferry Village, March T.
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A PLEASANT SURPRIsE.-On Saturday eve
ming last delegation from the Army and Navy
Union, with their ladies', called at the residence
of John o. Rice, ESQ.,, to express their regrets
at his leaving Portland, and to wish him sue
cess in the future. The call was entirely I'M
expected, as was the summons to generous
supper, by Mr. Hodsdon, who arranged the af-
fair, and included Mr. Webster's appearance at
the right moment. After supper, President S.
c. Gordon, in behalf of the "Union'' made re-
marks expressive of the great esteem in which
Mr. Rice is held and as a token more substan-
tial than words, presented him with an elegant
English illustrated Bible. The response from
Mr. Rice was appropriate and full of feeling
The visit was a most satisfactory one to all. II
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MEMBERS of the Ancient Harmony Society
will bear in mind the rehearsal this evening.
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The Haymakers are requested to meet at
Mr. dreeieys, head of India st, Thursday even
ing at d O'clock
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

..0p IA es FRANCE. i'l'
.rr-l..-rz - THE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, March 1.-THE Assembly to-day was
engaged in discussing the minutes of yester-
days sitting. ~ se-1 guihlirE ''sisrH
Deputy Victor Schoelcher declared that the
vote to pass to the order of the day was adopt
ed yesterday, under circumstances which rem
dered it null and void. sFsrr
Deputy Brisson accused Mr. vitet, the Presi-
dent protein, yesterday, of gross irregularities
ana charged that the minutes had been falsi-
fed. A scene of understandable violence ensued
and the President unable to bring the members
to order, was obliged to suspend the session for
thirty minutes After recess the Assembly, by
large majority, passed a resolution eansnring
incorporate language, FrE
THD sUEz CANAL.
A meeting of the shareholders of the Suez
Canal was held here to-day. President Lessepf
made report in which he states that the d.
rectors OF the company have no intention of
seli,ng the canal to any government, that the
that the receipts during the months of January
and February OF the present year amounted to
1851 000f.
GREAT BRITAIN.
PRONOUNCED INSANE. ttlr
LONDON, March 12-Lady Mordaunt is pro-
nouneed, by medical authority, ineurably in
sane, and the petition of Sir Chrles her hus-
band, dismissed. EG# Har.tF
ITALY.
E ANOTHER CLAIMANT.
ROME, March 12.-It is rumored that Prince
Frederick Charles of Prussia, while in this CITY
recently, asserted his claims to the candidate to
the throne of Spain
THE WEST INDIES.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
PoRT AU PRINCE, March Coffee has adj
vanced to IA cents
Eleven vessels recently left Cape Haytien on
account OF the scarcity of freights. Business
was almost PROSTATE.
Fire incendiaries had been condemned to
death.
I'd l.. SAN DOMINGO NEWS.
PUERTO PLATA March President Baez
on the I'D ult. retook the towns of Savaneto
and Guayanbin and executed seventeen revolu-
tionists
Baez rejected the demand of. the commander
OF the Spanish ship of war Tornado for $4,000
damages for the seizure of Spanish schooner
on the charge of smuggling. The vessel itself
was released. .- II.
Cabral has 200 men but remains inactive for
want of funds and ammunition Baez with 800
men intends to attack him.
DOMINION OF CANADA.
ANOTHER ICE BLOCKADE ON THE EUROPEAN
ROAD.
ST.. JOHN, March PA rain storm on Sun
day overf1owed the railroad track in many
places, and as the frost last night made ice very
thick, trains will be again delayed. 1t will
probably be some days before the track will be
clear,
t GOVERNMENT DEFEATED.
CHARLoTTETOwN, March 1.-THE govern
ment of Prince Edwards Island is defeated and
the house adjourned yesterday
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MEMBERS of the P. A. & N. U. will please
notice the call to meet this afternoon
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Rheum, HumOrS, &c, have been cured by the
use of the Depurator. Office in Cahoon Block,
Congress street
DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES; if they did,
anathemas against the depicting lancet, the
drastic purge, and the terrible salivants of the
materia medica, would arise from every grave
yard. The motto of modern medical science is
'.Preserue and Regulate, not Destroy" and no
remedy in our day is SO entirely in harmony
with this philanthropic logic as DIR. WALKERS
VEGETABLE VINEGAR BITTERs. In this pow
erful, yet harmless restorative, dyspepsia, bill
lous complaints, and all diseases of the stom-
ach, liver, bowels and nerves, encounter an IT.
resistable antidote. mar4-4w
WHITTIER's stock of toilet articles is unsur
passed. Soaps particularly in great variety.
DR. TU-sEE says:-'It is unnecessary for me
to enumerate the diseases for which the VEGE
TINE should be used. I know of no disease
which win not admit of its use with good re-
suits Almost innumerable complaints ale
caused by poisonous secretons in the blood,
which can be entirely expelled from the sys-
tenn by the use of the VEGErNE. When the
blood Is perfectly cleansed, the disease rapidly
yields; all pains cease; healthy action is prompt
ly restored, and the patient is cured" WIS
The most sanitary results are experienc by
taking an occasional dose of that palatable veg
etable compound, SMoLANDER's Buchu. This
medicine, by its curative properties, removes or
counteracts kidney, bladder and glandular dis
eases, mental and physical debility, female IT.
Irregularities, and all diseases of the urino-geni-
tai organs in either sex, and produces perma-
nent health marl2-eOd1w
CALL at Schumacher Brothers and look over
the finest assortment of new chromos ever in
Portland. They have also just received large
| lot of stereoscopic views, new subjects. mar4tt
| WHAT Is VITALIIY?-Some philosophers call
it Animal Magnetism, some Nervous Force, 9TH
ers Caloric but by whatever name it may be
called, the thing meant is the main spring of ex
istence; it is the principle We inherit, AMI which
moy be nourished by proper attention to the re,
quirements of the body and the avoidance of ex-
cesses; it is wasted or destroyed by overtaxine
the mind with study or anxiety and intemper-
ate indulgences, indeed it requires an expendi-
ture Of vitality for every thought or action
| When the body and the brain are well balanced
the stomach is capable of restoring the waste
but when the brain is large in proportion, the
stomach is incapable of supplying it; IN othcl
words, the expenditur is too large for the in
come. Here lies the cause of so much suffering
from diseases of the Heart, Liver, Stomach and
Lungs, and Fellows Compound Syrup of Hy.
pophosphites is the only preparation known
| which imparts this vitality directly, and conse
( quently the power to overcome disease.
mar9d&w1w
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

MATANZAS. Brig Ysidora Rionda, 5000 box
shocks, 1196 shocks and heads, 154 empty hhds.
Foreign Imports.
BEAVER HARBOR, n, s. Sch Alice NJ C,ouId
AZ, 600 fresh herring to master.
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NEW YORK. March 12-Morning.- f10i Money
at per cent Sterling Exchange 1899 "a 1lO} Stocks
steady, Southern State Stocks steady.
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MAINE.
Special by Western Union Line.

optcldl Dy W eeueT1l OIllOn LlUc.
CHANGE IN THE WEATHER.
LEWISTON, March PA very sudden change
has taken place in the weather here, the Their
mometer varying some 800 since Monday. At
O'Clock tonight strong northeast wind pre-
vails.witb snow.
ITO the Associated Press1
THE STORM
RoCKLAND, March 12-Cold weather has set
in again to-day and a severe northeast snow
storm began towards evening The train due
here at $40 was delayed an hour.
KNOX COUNTY S. j. COURT.
The Supreme Judicial Court began its session
to-day, Judge Rarrows presiding.
THE BELFAST MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
BELFAST, March 12.-At our municipal cleo
tions Monday the Citizens ticket prevailed.
There were no party candidates. Hon Vim.
G. Marshall, the present incumbent, was al
most unanimously chosen Mayor and George
E. johnson was elected Police Judge.
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New Advertisements T..Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Dry Goods-E. Il. Eden g. Co.
Caucus-North Yarmouth
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Organ Coneert-Friday Evening.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Business Chances-Taylor & Co.
Real Estate-George X. Davis a. Co. ..
Deposit lnsurance-S. H. McAlpine
international Steamship Goa. r. Stubs.
For Sale or to Lett. j. Gilbert.
Portland Turnverein-R. Williams.
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DR. MACE claims that some of the worst
cases of Scrofula, Cancers, Erysipelas, Salt
Rheum, Humors, &C., have been cured by the
use of the Depurator. Office in Cahoon Block
Congress street.
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'A1 AA Europeans Markets.
LIVERPOOL, March Pill .3OA. M-Cotton closed
heav Middling uplands II a ia; do Orleans 1lsd
lation. -1TN'1 : - = -,
LONDON, March 12-4.3O p M-Consols at s2a a
92s.r NJ, ~ r7--.u--,-' " ~ "
LryERrooL, March $3.50 p. M-Gotton dull;
Mfddlng uplands II a 11sd; do Orleans 11s.
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TUyHoSE in want of Plain or Fancy Job Printing
Il will find tito their advantageto call on VAIN
MARKS at the Daily Press Job Printing once. AK
change Street, Portland.