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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-07

SPECIAL NOTICE. Manager for Maine of
The Equitable Life Assurance Society, New York,
wishes to secure a thoroughly reliable, successful
and energetic business man as Special agent for
the City of Portland
The increasing business of the Society makes
it necessary that we have such man at once.
Liberal terms will be made to any one compe-
tent to fill the situation. Address or call upon
E. P. Roberts, Manager, 65 Exchange Street
Portland. Me-
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Miss SrARBIRD.-The lively interest taken
in the grand concert which is to come off at
City Hall on Thursday evening next in honor
of this young lady, is demonstrated in the rap
id sale of reserved seats, which kept Stock
bridge busy all yesterday forenoon This will
be her first appearance before an American All
dience, since her return from Italy, and the
Italian papers tell us that the careful cultiva-
ton of her naturally fine voice under the best
Italian masters of song, has rendered her one
of the most accomplished and wonderful vo-
calists of the day.
1t is fitting that our community should thus
show their interest in her and the musical art,
and give her house full to overlooking on hel
return to her native city. We understand that
she is already engaged for concerts at Hartford
Rochester, N. Y, Washington and other places
and there is every prospect that she will win as
much fame here as in Italy.
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Small Convention.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. 6.-Only twelve
counties were represented in the Reform State
Convention now in session. The project of
establishing new State Government meets
with little favor among the Democrats. The
Capitol is guarded by Cover 'ment troops on ac-
bount of threats TO take possession by some of
the reforInerS.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

New AdveriisemenIs To-day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Music Hall--East Lynne.
Bret Harte-City Hall.
AUCTION COLUMN.
sleiehs-F o. Bailey & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Lost Pocket Book.
Copartnership slow s. Coombs.
Report of Merchants National Bank.
Report of Canal National Bank.
Report of First National Bank.
Taylor's Cards..
Boari of Trade-AEnual Meeting
Portland g. Ogdensburg r. R. COLLECTING.
Quiet Board
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
The Enquirer st Advertising Medium.
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ART NoTEs.-There is an admirable portrait
of the late Hon. William. Pitt Fessenden on
exhibition at Schumachers gallery; also por-
trait of the Rev. Benjamin Titcomb, who was
the first Baptist minister in Portland, and the
first printer in Maine. These portraits are from
the brush of Max Weyl, and were presented to
the city of Portland by Moses Titcomb, esq.,, of
Washington.
There are also four superb pictures after Won
bremen, at this gallery, which will well repay
looking at.
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EANS ]
PEAKS ISLAND, Jan. 9Th, 1873.
Montgomery Street.

Mr.. EDIToR,-Your account of the violent
demonstration" on Montgomery street at the
removal of the body of Miss Pettengill, is in
correct, and does great injustice to the resi-
dents on said street. Previous to her illness.
every kindness and attention was shown her
and her brother. They had provisions in abnn-
dance, through the kindness of Messrs. Ben
nett, Montgomery, and others.
At the removal of the body, which took place
at nine o'clock, p. m. (which the residents
thought to be rather early. LADY who resides
opposite, raised her window and requested DR..
Foster to irive the body off and not expose the
neighbors to the contagion SO long-perhaps
the body had been in the wagon five minutes.
The above account embodies all the demon.
stration" of that night. s..
Before and after the decease of Miss Pettin-
gill, the greatest solicitude and sympathy was
manifested by the neighbors.
No missiles were thrown, either of snow. ice.
or other material. A stray dog happened to
bark upon the occasion, but was not set upon
them by any one.
Miss Pettingill was estimated very highly bv
her neighbors, and her loss is deeply leplored
in Montgomery street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-07

THE annual exhibition and sale of Gorham'
pianos begins to-day at No. 10 Middle street.
(under the Falmouth HoteD and continues the
remainder of the week. These instruments are
spoken of in the highest of terms, and have
been purchased by a large number of our most
prominent citizens, as the list published in the
advertisement will testify. They are construc-
ted in the most thorough manner, and ev ery in
strument is fully warranted for five years. The
occurrence of Mr.. GOrhams annual sales here
have made his pianos well-known to our citi-
zens, and their reputation is spreading every
day
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arms broken yesterday by falling on the icy
sidewalks.
The testimony taken by Coroner Herman to-
day in the matter of the Centre street horror
showed that the building was unsafe, and the
fire escapes insecure.
The witnesses in the Stokes case confined in
the house of detention year, have been dis
charged.
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California Matters.

SAN, Francisco Jan 4-rhe Harbor Com
| missioner has been Indicted for frauds.
| A mass meeting of merchants at the Cham
Der of Commerce tonight opposed to ceding
Goat Island to the Central Pacific railroad, was
addressed by Gov Booth.
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Vur. Wharton Again,

Annapolis, Ind, Jan. 6.-rhe trial of Mrs.
Elizabeth G. Wharton, indicted for attempting
T. poison Eugene Mannis in June, 1871, was
del county to-day.
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ocEAN INSURANCE CoMpANY-The animal
meeting OF the Ocean Insurance Companv wa
held yesterday afternoon. The followino nj.
rectols were chosen for the ensuing wear: Chas
NJ Davis, Benz Webster Charles b. Merrill
Richard o, Conant, II. j. Libby, Enos c. soule,
Cyrus e. Sargent semi-annual dividerd of
8 per cent, payablei forthwith,iwas declared
At subsequent meeting of the Directors Cal t.
Charles NJ. Davis was reelected President and
George A Wright Secretary and Treasurer
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FINANCIAL AND COMM ERCIAL

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
STEAMER FRANCONIA, FROM NEW YoRK-IO0
bales Calcutta ides 164 do juie BUTTS 80 do rags
Boards ll3 half chests tea ~ asks lnseed OIL 10 10
shee SKINS do lead paint do prnnes 20 bbls
sugar, II do glass ware 80 rolls leathe., 80 boxes
plate do clocks, 10 do hardware 20 bags Coffee 6
pianos, 10 cases .obacce loo pkgs sunlries.
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
MoNDAY-Amos S. King, assignee, VS.. E. c. Ma
guire. Action on account annexed for groceries
si5.4s. Defence-paymentin part. judgment for
plaintif-S7.ss
Sargent. yinton.
Entries, II; defaults, 10; continued 3.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

HOURS. .
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
Jan. G. Is P. wv
Probabilities-For New England, westerly
winds gradually backing to the southerly and
clear weather, but increasing cloudiness on
Tuesday night; for the Middle States, south
easterly to south-westerly winds and increas-
ing cloudness with probably light snow over
and Gulf States east Of the Mississippi; gener-
ally clear weather and rising temperature from
Tennesse- to Lake Erie and the upper lakes,
south-easterly to south westerly winds and ris-
ing temperature, with generally cloudy wealth
CT and with light snow over the lake region.
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BRET HARTE

WILL deliver his celebrated Lecture on "THE
w ARGONAUTS OF 4 - Friday Eve
mag. Jan. !4th, at City Hal, Portland. Ad-
mission 50 cents, inclu din. Res rived seats.
Sal to commence Monday, Jan. 18th, at Stock
br1 lSe's Muse ore. ian7td
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Shipments-2,oOo bbls four - 900 bush wheat, 5000
bush corn 5000 bush oats.
DETROIT Jan. 6.-Wheat active and higher; extra
| S9A; No 1 White at rs a 80; Amber Michigan at
% Corn quiet and unchanged. Oats unchanged
vi, ssed Hogs so CAS-.
c,r neeeps-24OO bbs -four 900 bush wheat, 5000 do
do corn. 'o oois nour, oooo pusn "ne''' oooo
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New YORK. Jan. g. MorRth1.-6old at 1l1A-
Money at per cent. per day. Sterling Exchange
10j4 q 11Us. Stocks steady.
Nav YORK. Jan. 6-EceR,nd.-Money firm most
of the day at q per cent coin closing at "a uer
cent; Stern, Exchange nrm al " q 81. Gold steady
ranging from lila to 1ll5 per CENT and closing
q 1ll3; Loans 0 per cent. The clearances were
S3l OJO,U00. Treas Try disbursements were S6l8 90
Governments n q per cent hi ,her and stron .
st te bonds dull anu strong Stocks quiet, improved
! clos.d strong. =
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HAND INJURED.-Mr. Joseph Hewey, while
standing near the machinery in the press room
of the PRESS office yesterday afternoon, acct
dentally got his hand caught in the gearing
crushing one of his fingers so badly that it will
have to be amputated.
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SAVE YOUR BUILDINGS by painting them be
fore winter comes on with the Averill Chemi.
cal Paint
For sale at SO Commercial St., Portland. If
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JOB PRINTING.-Every description of Jos
Printing executed promptly, and at the lower
prices, at the Daily Press Printing House, los
Exchange St. WIN. nj. MARKS
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SilerifS Sale.

STATE OF MAINE,
CUMBERLAND SIS,
VNAkEN on execution and will be sold at public
Il auction on SATURDAY, the thriy-rst (3lst) .iay Of
January, A. u. 1873 at four o'clock in the afternoon
at the Sherifs Office in Portland in said county, ali
the right in equity which Wilson Libby, ! Fal-
mouth IN said county, has had the 22C day OF
March, A ID. al2 at ten O'Clock and ffty-five min
utes IN the FOL en- )on being the time of the attach
meht o! the same on the original witt in the action
on which said Execution was obtained t re,ieem
the following described morigaged real estate stu
ated IN the towns OF Cumberland ami Falmouth in
said county and bounded as follows, viz:-Bepinning
at poi II on The east side line of The county RAJ
leading from Morris MS Hill to Portap, ami twenty
rods southerly from the west corner o. the houselo
formerly occupied by George Abbott; thence running
soutberiy on the line OF slid road one hundred anu
iorty -nine f9) rods, less to the cross road
leading to the dwelling house of Nj. w. Leighton In
saul Falmouth; thence cas- ery on the line OF said
road fTty-eig (S) rods to tho roa leading by the
dwelling house OF r. L. Abbott; thence MOI theastery
on the line of said road seventy -four rods more OF
less TO point nineteen rods amt six links snort Vi
the south corner of Rufus Legrows lanu; th'nce
north, forty-four teg west, by lana w VI alr.
merly of VIM. L. Hail. eighty RODS {" . se MIST
mentioned bounds. Containing tnit'y. TN Goo acres
and h ino the same convened to said Libby by WIN
t Hall hv deed dated Nov g. 1853, anu Ir~corded in
Cnmher.nd Se9istry OF Deeds book 81, page 81 10
which deed an record reference is hereby made far
more art;uIar description Of iii PROPERTY '0
"''i0 90 ~ WIN. L. PENNELL Deputy Sber;a
Doted Mt said Por land this 23d day of dec iS,a
w52w3w '-
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LIVERPOOL Ste lmship s ,rmaian-S7OO lush
eat 3lJ do peas 22JJ bbs -four II POI lbs oil cle
as 900 do potash, 1850 d, PORK, 81 O75 do blc M
610,7J4 do lard 1900 d. beef 49, $40 butter 6JUO
cheese $50, 900 do PIPER ore Is 500 do leather S.
$40 do cotton 72JO gals ext heml ck 200 bbls apples
1861 lbs meats, 1876 sewing machines 10 pkgs mer-
chan Use.
Las TUNAS. Brig Matte Rms ell-s50O feet
lumoer, 1881 shocks and heais, 33OU bdls hoops
Foreign imports.
GRAND MENAN. NIB. Schr Addie Emma-15-
oOO lbs fresh codfis % OCe fresh herring 70 oroer
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-07

ELECTION OF OFFICERS the annual
meetings of the Portland steam fire engine COM
panes held last nvening, the following officers
were elected:
Machigonne, No 1-R. s. Rand, or nan;
Jere Ilsley, Clerk; J. w. G. Knight, .-eWaru'
Portland, No. 2.-Chas. d. Skiilings, Fore
man; Edward H. Sargent, CleIk; Albus Moody
Fireman.
Cumberland. No. &c. H. Leighton, Fore
man; r. II. Ball, Clerk; A. III. Lehman, Fire
man; E. A. Trefelhen and c. E. Timmons
Pipemen; HI. d. Wa dron, Steward.
Washington Hook and Ladder Cob. L.
Sawyer, Foreman; w. R. Gribben, Clerk; w.
g. Googns, Steward.
After the business of the meeting, the com.
pany, by the invitation Of Mr.. F. w. Hatch, 8
member of the company, who was lately made
happy by being joined in the holy bonds o
wedlock to the maid of his choice
partook of an oyster supper at Mr.. Freeman's
where some very fine speeches were made by
Chief A. j. Cummings, F. w. Hatch, and 9th
ers. The evening passed off very pleasantly
and at a late hour the company dispersed.
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Herxx SNOW Storm

Sr LOUIS, Jan. o. The heaviest snow for 20
Yeas fell on Friday and Saturday over large
portions of this State aud Kansas.
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The CHEAP st and best Paint in the wo Id is
the Averill Chemical.
For sale at SO, Commercial ST., Portland. If
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1900 Dozen Undershirts and Drawers, slight
ly damaged from the great Boston fire Very
cheap. j. Bnrleigh, SO Middle St.
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

MINOR TELEGRAMS.
Carlisle, KY, suffered loss of from $4,000
to $4,000 by fire Saturday night
Gen. Osborne of Chicago is to be appointed
one of the Texas Border Commission.
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OFFICERS DANCE.-There will be rush TO
the officers dan this evening. The well
known character of the projectors stamps the
affair as being first class in every respect. All
the military organizations in the city will ooubt
tbeiI appreciation of the efforts made by the
officers and the result will be merry and bril-
liant time, which we shall surely be there to
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ON TUESDAY, jan 18th, at II A. Nj. wa stor
~ sell at the Clrriigs K p STORY OF Albert Chase.
Oh stan Of E K. Lemon ON Prvble s,r.el, S iuli
Size double Sleish '' m
Alaska Las ;S siyle 90 'cable Sleigh, elegant finish.
3 round back single Sl,i ,hs
rotting Sligns, with pole and shafts
l Pung.
1 ISasra rs seated second hand Sleigh, &c.
the iI pie GINS are made 10y The Lest mecl ancs in
selves. '''i "u' seo ioi ''ui
JAM 49, -
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

THE ENoUrRER.-The best advertising me-
dunn in Maine. Circulation 10000 and increas-
ing 1000 per month. Try it. ian7tf
HARPER's BAzAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is welcome visitor to the~parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Lancas.
ter Hall and D. Wentworth, 337 Congress, cor
ner of Oak street.
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European u..,,...

LONDON, Jan. Clap MT
q 80 for money and Account -oonsols opened at VI
500. - o o-2Os 1867, 90; Erie
Inc rate FOR money at the Stock Excban
eminent securities is lower than the on Gov
per cent. o'nh rate by IA
LoNpoN, Jan. 6-5.0n P. M.-Consols closod .. 49,
q w for money and for account u at 9ls
Railway SLY. "' 'Vs' Eric
Discounts of three months bills are per cent ho
low the b nix rate F ''A'' oe
LIVERPOOL. Jan. $500 P M.-Cotton closed dull
and unchanged; sales Il COO bales including 1000 for
export and speculation. "
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HOW
To Speculate Successfully
RANDALL H. FOOTE & CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS,

~ BROADWAY, N. Y.
member of Stock Exchange and Gold Board.
:, References.-Jay Cooke Y Co., n. Y; Mecbanlcf
Danhihg Association, or any Banking House or
Clmm ercial Agency in New York.
n. B.-Pamphlets on ''WALL STREET AND ITS
OPERATIONS furnished free on application.
willy
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AUCTION SALES.
sleighs, Harnesses. sc. a, Auc,;o,

~ WEDNESDAY, Jan. n, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
Ni',, IN MARKET S9uars, We shall sell 2 new double
I I.c,sns tclty madel new sng'e Sleish 6 'econd
nanu Oh igns an Pung>, new custom made Har-
nesses second hand DO very fine pal lighl double
Harhrss and Pole, WHIPS, Robe &c.
jane
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I. o. o. F.-Last Saturday evening Grand
Patriarch, Chas. H. Rich assisted by other
officers of the Grand Encampment of Maine,
instituted new encampment in this city, to
be known as Portland Encampment, No. 10,
After the eneampment was instituted, the fcl-
lowing officers were elected aud installed by the
grand officers: Joseph X. Merrill, G. p; Isra-
ell Hicks, H. P; Joseph H. Wentworth, S. W.;
Frank H. Gushing, j. w; Albro E. Chase,
Scribe, Augustine D. Smith, Treasurer.
The evenings of meeting will be the first and
third Saturday evenings of each month.
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THE PRESS
TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 7, 1872
HE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
seuden Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Br lnell & GO.
SON. and Chisholm Bros, all trains that run out oil
the city
At Bddeford, of Pillsbury.
AT Saco of L, Hodglon.
At Waterville, of j. S. Carter
AT Gorham, of News Agent.
At Bath, of j. O. Shaw
AT Lewiston, of w. F. Stanwood,
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fSaes at the Brokers Board, Jan 6.
Eastern Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1902
Sales at Auction.
Boston & Maine Railroad .............,..,.12
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East 1vsnr-Tbere was full house at the

EAST LYNNE.-There was full house at the
performance of East Lynne" by the Arcana
Dramatic Club at Music Hall, last evening. 1t
Is quite unnecessary for us to repeat our yester-
DAYS criticism. We can only say that the play
was as well rendered as it was the evening be-
fore. If we said anything additional it would
be caution against tearing passion to tat
ters." Er
A benefit has been rendered by the Mayor
and other citizens to Miss Alice earle, and ac-
cepted by her. So there will be rendition of
"East Lynne this evening. We anticipate
great rush to see Portland's young favorte, and
would advise all who purpose attending to Sc
cure seats ae soon as possible.
SERIOUSLY BURNED.-Mr. S. L. Taylor, watch
man at the Boston & Maine engine house, was
severely burned yesterday morning by the ex-
plosion of a large kerosene lamp which he was
endeavoring to blow out His face was badly
scorched, and he had narrow escape from
more severe injuries.
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Fine Parior Suits, Carpeis, &c.

4 IN THURSDAY, Jan. 9TH mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at
- ONCE, we shall sell fine Parlor nj IN gree
ielt, QUE second hanI in cTihson repi, z Chamber
Sets, new Brussels CarIes together wi other
Furniture, Cook AMI PaTl0r Stoves. Dining Room
an Kitchen Furniture &c.
jams 4d
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HOHSe for sale.

House for sale.
MILL be sol at pubic luciion, on rHURSDAYe
W January 10th, az III o'clock, A. NJ, IN n
Premi es, two stony dwelling Louise No. 81 Fra Tx
hn Street, ifn previously sold al piya . sale.
~ Terms at sale.
Apply to
He BARNES,
43 Fclrrnl Street.
Portland, Jan. 3D. 1878. jau2 It'd.
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