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The Portland daily press., 1873-02-26
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA.
ALTERATION OF TRAINS.

w In IhIt0 AMMAN SEM BIN IL.
1------- On and after Monday, Nov. 4th
ss:s sseessseesssssessHTrains will run follows:
80 a. NJ i. for Island lam sG pond t opebe az
Montreal, and the west at 1.30 P. NJ. Stopping at ali
stations.
Mail train stopping at all stations) for Island
Pond. connecting with night mail train for Quebec,
Montreal and the West.
Accommodation for South Paris and intermediate
stations at 500 p. NJ
From Montreal, Quebec, Island Pond, Gorham
and South Paris at $50 P. M.
From So. Paris at 8. 20 A. NJ,
Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
are attached to the Mail Trains between Portland and
Montreal.
Express trains run through to Montreal without
change Of cars at Island Pond.
The Company not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value and that person.
aD unless notice is gwen and paid for the rate of
one passenger tor every $500 additional value.
@. j. BRIDGES, Managing Director.
II: BAILEY, Local Superintendent.
Portland June 20 1872. jun21tf
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-26
PARIS HghL.
Hubbard Hotel, HI. Hubbard, Propricl

PORTLAND.
Adams House, Temple st. Charles Adams
Proprietor.
Albion House, III Federal 81. j. G Perry,
Proprietor.
Americas House, India st. j. HI. Dodge,
PROPRIETOR.
City Hotel, Cor. Congress aud Green st.
j ohm p. Davis & Co. PrOprietOrs.
Falmouth Hotel, r. IL. Wheeler, Propri-
etOr.
Prebie House, Congress 81. Gibson g. Co.,
PrOprietOrs.
1t. Julian Hotel, Cor. Middle and PLUM
Sts. @. e. Ward. Proprietor.
U. 3. Hotel, J junction. Of ongress and Fed
erat SIS. K. Cram & Co., Proprietor.
Walker House, Opp. Boston Depot, Geo.
Bridxham .sr., Proprietor.
Commercial H0use-EI. @. Sanborn & Co.,
Propriet0rs.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-26
PORTLAND & OGDENSBURG r. /

PORTLAND & OGDENSBURG r. r..
CHANGE OF TIME,
-, On and after Monday, Nov. 4tb and
further notice. trains will run
60. Jas follows:
a. NJ Pm.
Leave Portland, 7.15 3.15
Leave N. Conway, $50 leo
The IT'S a.. and 90 p. m. Trains will be Freight
with passenger cars attached.
STAGES
Connect daily with 3.15 P. NJ,
For Cornish, Kezar Falls, Porter, Freedom Den
mark, Bridgton, Lowell, and North Lowell.
The $3.50 a. m. from No. Conway connects with
afternoon trains for Boston, via Eastern or Boston &
Maine r. RS, and the 1.U0 p. train arrives in
Portland in to connect with Steamers for Bos-
ton
Ticket Office in Portland at Depot of M. c. RR.
j. HAMILTON, Superintendent
Portland, Oct. 2, 1872. noy4tI
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-26

sAfSA IN Running between Providence
4H!txNR4M and Philadelphia every WE'D
A2EsEAEsH NESDAY and SATURDAY gives
direct communication to and
Philadelphia and bevond Through rates are given to
Philadelphia and all points reached " the Penn.
Central and the Phil & Reading R. RS, and to all
the principal cities in the South and Southwest No
Wharfage. No Commission for forwarding.
Full information given by WALDO A. PEARCE,
Agent, 124 Washington ST., Boston, or j. B. COYLE
Jr., Portland.
VIM. P. CLYDE, s. CO., Genl Managers
jan11 1y II So. Delaware Avenue Philadelphia
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-26
GOOD w OIL II ID S
FOR THE
P AIN-KILL-E r

We can confidently recommend the Pain Killer
Toronto Baptist.
1t is the most efectual remedy we know of fer
Aches, Pains, flesh wounds, &c.-St. Johns Ne,cs, p
Q.
We advise that every family should have so effec-
tual and speedy o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ". S. Ga
zette.
Our own experience is that bottle of Pain-Killer
is the best Physician traveller can have-Hamit-
ton Spectator.
For both internal and external application have
found it of great value.-Chris. Era.
A medicine no family should be without-Monfre-
al Transcript.
Could hardly keep house without it'd. Toice.
Should be kept in every house, in readiness for
adden attacks OF sickness.-Chris. Press
No article ever obtained such nlbounded populari-
ty.-Saten Observer.
One of the most reliable specifics of the age.-Old
North State.
It's power Is wonderful and unequaled in relieving
the most severe pain.-Burltngtoa Sentinel.
Au indispensable article in the medicine chest
". Y. Examiner.
1T will recommend itselfto all vho use it.-Geor-
sia Enterprise.
Is extensivel yused and sought after as really use
ful medicinn.-Joarndt, ST. John, n. B.
No medicine has acquired such reputation it has
real merit.-Newport Daily Aeacs.
One ofthe most useful medicines; have used it and
dispensed 1t for the past twenty years.-Rec. I'm.
Ward, assam.
The most valuable medicine now in use.-Tenn, Or
gan.
1t is really a valuable medicine. and used by MANY
DISCRIMINATION Ir0Ueter.
We always keepit where we can put our hands on
1t in the dark, If need be.-Rec. c. billboard, BJzah.
One of the few articles that just what they pre-
tent to be.-Brunscick Telegraph.
In my mountain travels no medicine is Of so uni
versal application as Pain Killer.-Rer N. H. Biz
By, Burmdh
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-26
POETRY.
PersepbOne in Rades.

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BY ATLANTA.
, 1873-04-24

A nInn Eorrowa Knife, Sewers His Wind
pirc> mud l;lcs fuutnhtly.
About o'clock yostordny afternoon q man
wont into the coal-oflico of William Woodrow,
No. 112 West Adams street, and asked ono Of
tic clerks to loan him kuifo to cut pioco
Of string in two. A pockot-lnifo WIS
handed to him, and lie stopped ont Of tho
door. Il minute or two afterwards tho
clerk hoard noiso under tho Office,
and, with anothor porson, descended to SEQ who
or What mndo it. 1rhoy woro somewhat aston
ishcd nt seeing tho borrower Of the knife lying
On plank cutting his throat. Az thoy Gp-
preached him, tho man thrust tho knife into lia
neck and, az attorward appeared aoyarod t the
but lo lad alrcady fatally wounded himself, aa
ho died almost inatantly. Deceased was about
25 or 10 ycars Of age, and 5 foot 2 inchea
in lcight had fair complexion, and chin-wlisli-
era and nilstaclo. He wora dark black coat,
brown pants, and white md blue flannel shirt.
Tho body was takon to tho Morguo, whore tho
clothing was searc1,od. Nothing was found Or
cept a iodging-ttckct md a blank issued by the
Department or Public Charities, OH tue back Of
which was yritton II Christian johnson, Werta,
Sweden" This is supposed to have boon Tho
mnr'a uane. What induced him to commit 9ui-
eide no ono Gun toll.
, 1873-04-24

A nInn knocked Down by Three Roug1.s; As
Hfntnuco Comes, mid They Nuke Thcir La
cnpo. "
DIr. Alexander Duff, Of No. % Alexander
street, while returning homo from tho Union
Park Congregational Church, last evening, was
attacked by three roughs neer the corner Of
Ashland avenue and VanIuron ntrcot. Ono OF
tho highwaynon knockod Mr. Duff down
with alungshot, and, when ho
ho orlcd out "murtlor," another pointed pistol
at his head and told him l,o would blow hiB
brains out il ho did not loop still. His outcry
was heard by two yonng men, WHO hurried to his
assistance. Tho robbers saw thom coming. aud,
utter firing shot to Hlow TINT they were armed,
ran away. Mr.. Duff had Oh MI oyerooat,
which was buttoned, and henco the thieves
did not l,ayo sufficient time to secure llia
WalIot md watch. Flo received two
blows on tha bend, both Of which cut the aealp to
tho skull. Tho two young mon carried him to Z
drugstore In tho vicinity, wllore Dr.. Hemstod
dresnod Lis wounds. Ills injuries aro not SO.
rious, as tho skull was not fractured. Tho fact
Of tho attempted robbery was reported Mt tho
Sixth Precinct Station, but no efforts woro maae
to soc,,ro tho assaiants, Mr. Dun being unable
to give description Of thom.
, 1873-04-24

THE uoLpDEoK TE1TI3IoN1AI.
MI, oo,cort ,y1;c1, vii, ha riyon tli8 eyonipc
auo eeA'.o,' "AN Vs. ~ - t,':. .,.s.
by many or tho prominent musicians OF tuls olty
ag n nnrtinr testimonial to HIr. Robert doldbeok,
H., . 80 1,u,xt,r, gor F,r,,,
Huo ~ e+A 49, NV - ~,
promises to Lo very attractive affair. Inc
concart will taLo n1aee Mt tho Michigan Avenue
GonIe.t ,r" ~. sst"' ~ a." n,s,aromTra viii hn na
nnPt4ht on11ent "'io tne PAo6AN'A''o "''' ~ -"
1olloWa:
FART !. ,,
]. Overture to Ntonzi, "for tWonsy-iour aanos,
pertor'nod on six nianoa aug lao os9an "asa's
IAo NusaeB NoItlo isoperht ,1. Mut4n s! ma!tus ~
TTnsjos1 nrlnnn
Tia Misses Hattie Csdy, Frances Adams,
Neia Morton, aud Fannie Fleetwood,
, 1873-04-24
REHABILITATION.
g,1ininnd Ia q racanitulntiQu Of tho eRtip1atoR:
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

D. Lewia Sherman, agent Of tho Wcstern Ex-
prons Company, Of New York, is at tho Sherman
HouHc.
DIoLauehlin is following for Justice. Pity tho
kind he moods is not OIL lraught, that ho might
got 4 few years Bnppiy-aud begin ut once.
THO Western Union Telegraph Company, will
ronoyo to thoir now quarters, Union Natlo4al
Bark Building, corner OF Washington anu LII
Ballo streets, on 6ullday next.
A meeting Of tho Board Of Directors OF the
Interstate industrial Exposition will meet to
transact important business. at o'clock this
aftornoon at tho Sherman House.
Employers who wish to Hocuro help Of any
kind can secure whatever they want IN that line
at the Relief Employment Bureau, In tho Court
House 6qunro.
The Literary Society Of tho Young Mems n .
Goyornmont toward Oubn, this oyening, at No.
207 Wogt Madiaon street.
rho Amateur Dramatic Association will plAy
"Casto," this oyoning, in tho parlors OF tho
church No. 695 WoHt Monroe gtreet for tho
benefit Of the Woman's Homo
The Mayor yesterday revoked tho liconao .of
Starr platt, employment agent, at No. LOT Fifth
oza The o appaS esaasf sb% for
Tho Receiver Of tho 1ato Manhattan Insurance
Compapy is now paying return pronliun,a on can
colod poiicoB and tho il1lal dividend on losaes at
his Office In Now York City.
Sarah Garfield escaped from tue Insane Asy-
lum at Jefferson on Monday night, allu the police
arc looking for her. SAo iH about 35 yoarH OF
ago, sharp-fcaturod, aud Btuttora slightly whom
talking,
In tic nino holes. Honora don't count my fur
thor with Tho Conrt-1Iouso pana. hluht aopona
upon the trtoka II Hoy1o Is to ho followed Oer,
tainly, the wilos Of whist haYo been well observed
thug fur.
Policeman George Flaggard is to DO arra'gned
before tho Board Of Police Tor coWardicc' ITO
ran away from brother oi1icor when nttacket ny
roughB. Willie diHoratiou ig tue hetter part OF
yalor in private life, 1t won't do Oh the police
force.
Tho raid of tho police on tho gambling den OF
! Al, IIanhjus, on Clark etroot, resulted In tho
holding Of that worthy for trial under hons!s 81 o.
s9U0, while tho inmatos Of ha dot wero hned s1o
| each. It would bo good thing to Watcn thia
CASE, md Goo whether 1t over roaohea tho ofltn1-
nal Court.
". II, Brown, tho confederate of II. L. Taylor
In TINT gontlon,nna alleged attempted forgery OIL
tho Fourth National Bunk, was n1itholently con"
va!oscont to appear beforo Danyon yeBtotdhy,
anl waa hold in bonds OF 93,oo9 to appear On
| bIonday AFTERNOON, whom ho anu Iaylor WILL I'LL
| dergo aprollmlnary examination.
A lad namol Elmer r. Hawk, whose parents
resides ut No. 90 Campbell nyonto had li!s right
| foot crushed, yesterday. and alnpltation Wat
| necessary to nayo his lIfe llo WaB playlnF al
tho MRdiaon street crossing OF tho d1oas Gasso!E
, 1873-04-24

building and improvement Of tho State Reform
School. pasaod-yoan 01; nnyn 0.
Bennto Bill making an appropriation OF
et0,600 to ropnir tic Executive Mansion, having
IN emergency clnllao, was lost-yoas 20; naysso.
Tho emergency claugo wna strtckou out and tho
bill rnBHol-ycaR 20; nnys 8.
Adjourned until 7:30 p. nj.
EVENING SESSION.
OTHER B1I.1S rARaEp.
Tho following additional bills wore passed..
House bill 070, nmonling tho 1lcglstly law, re-
atricttng its oporntions to cltleB and townB hav-
ing 1,560 yoterH. Yoas, 05 nnyg, 4.
1Iouso bill 429, enabling counties to fund in
dobtclness incurred FOR bonntlea during tho war.
passod-yoaB, 3s; maya, g.
House bill 63o, providing for transferring from
County Courts Of spcela1 5lriadIclion oil clnilns
ovor 5000 to Circuit Courts. Yeas, 88; nays, D.
House bill 400, regarding Assossors and Collec-
tors in Incorporated citios. Yoas, o.; nays,
mono.
Senate bi1t 150, milking m appropriation Of
S75 900 for tho erection Of buildings for tue ll-
stitutlon for tho Educatlon Of Tho Blind. Yeas,
20; nays, O.. ANN
sonato bill 2tt for mn appropriation Of $2oo,
600 for Tho erection Of tho building for tho lnsti-
tuition for tho Education OF feoblo- -Mtndod oh'l-
dron, wns 1oat-yoaH 20; nnys, 1G.
At0:a5 p. Ill.,, adjourned.
, 1873-04-24
IRuffulo livestock Market.

BUFFALO, April 23-OATrLE-1ocoIpts to-day .4o?.
prices, saies 7I6 Illinois atecrs nv 1,o83@1 40 h.
3e1o@s6o es Illtnoa oxon, ay 1868 lhs nt 800 215
Texas stecrs, AZ iii fla, at $540 20 rough Ic1an av
741 bs at $460 "a Indiana steors ay ll33l 2o9 to5
at $5.06@s.00 IT Ohio stecrs. av t152 sa, at
tho wook 5000 Market nctivo ut yosterdaya priees.
se'oa 2i1 Ohio Clipped shoop ~ 7o9se es as s. 90
LOGS woolea Michigan sheop ny s!91si !ne At so2e
Hoas-Heceipts to-day, 960 toal for tho week,
1o3oo Rcceipts very Light buyera very active. saes
1,4oo Illinois and Ohio hogs, nv 1692os lhanss8'6
@C,1D.
, 1873-04-24
lEc1st. .ATlvE PROCEEDINGS,

srn,Sor1Erp, III, April 23.-rLo Senate mot
ut $50 a. M, President EARLY presiding. noli
call was responded to by 10 Senators.
THIRD READING OF HILLS.
Tho following bills on third reading were
taken up and rcad a third time:
Heuato bill 1G8, to encourage tho planting
and growing of timber. psssed-yeas, ST; nays,
Senate bill 145, to exempt from garnisloe
proceup tho wagcs of labororD, WHOM under
$40 in amount. Lost-yeas, lb nays 90;
4 resolution, oiferad by 1lr. fIcGratl, WIS
adopted prohibiting Senators Bpoaking morothan
1ss @ esesp Sea' by eonseat nun
sonntc bill 1lo, fixing tho nbillty OF common
PaBsod--ycas, 2s; nays, II. .
ssSs ! bill 7 M e.. ss es Var e. eRRsspriftsa JR fas9sa Of
yeMa1; Mt. 3 p6ShtE SaYf as Chairman Of tho nrona
Committee, reported buck tho House Compro-
misc Railroad bill with amendments.
l1r. WHITING, Of tho Committee, submitted
minority report. Both reports woro ordered
souato bill 269, rotating to tho lovy and colloc-
tion Of taxes. Lost-~yoas, 25 nays, 15.
elections and providing for tho filing Of vacan-
Senate iii II, rolating to tho collection OF
| wagos Of laborerB, &c. Lost--yeas l9; nays ~.
Sonato bill 400, regulating tho Illinois Indus
kllhl bHAfotoA1ts uaA "AhieAA6 "AA
therefor. Pnsscd-yeas 33 Hnys =.
scnato bill 198, reyisng tho Inv In relation to
| township organization waa road q third timo.
lobatol and paseod-yoas %; nays II.
NOTICE or PROTEST.
GenRtor Hinclclilto gave notice that ho would
| entor protest against tho pasBago of this Lill
and others, upon the ground that they, had not
boon fully road third time as provided by tho
| Constitution.
Senators LEE antl sTA1lNE declared thoir
/ n11rpoHe of uniting lii such protest.
Banato bill 412, liking tho number OF official
reports to bo publiehol. Lost-yoas, 20; nays,
| 10.
| a. motion to reconader was filed.
| Adjourned until $50 p. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
| THIRD READING OF HILLS.
| Upon roanaombling reading Of bills on third
| renIiuE wAA resumed aa follows:
a sSf for M o Anatau nfS y" aaepps oenoto :.
Paaaod-ayos, ob; nayB, q.
Renato bill $40, making appropriation for the
Ego md Ear 1niirma'y. paHHod-yean ooi nays
No. 01o, appropriatlng e25, 600 In aid Of State
Roform School. palaod-yoas 90; nays ..
Senate bill 80, appropriation for tho er9ctio, n
Institution. paasod-ycas 10; nays 10.
Senate bill 232, making m appropriation fol
tho erection OF tic Houth wing II the Northora
maallo Asylum. pasaod-ycaa 90 nayS 10.
sonato blll 03o, making aa appropriation fol
, 1873-04-24

CLEVELAND, O., April 23.--The organization Of
tho Nortl, American saengorbund was perfected
last oyoning, by tho election Of d. Fl. bohm aa m
President. Tho other officers arc: Charles
6aelzer, Vico- -presidout; Herman Buck, Finall-
oial Secretary; J. Woissor, Recording Secretary;
and Frederick Buohne, Corresponding Secretary.
Xii tho oflicors arc residents Of Cleveland. Tho
next saengcrfcst will ho hold hero IN Juno OF
next wear, Preparations are making to rendor
It tic grandest festival Tic international Associ-
akior lnB yot lell,
, 1873-04-24
Tho Now York CcrAtral Railroad
X'nXHHe

ALBANY, N. T., April 29.-United statoa Col
leotor Bailey to-day sold eight locomotives bo-
longing to tho Now York Contral 4 Hudson
nor-pnynont Of taxes. They roallzed s22, 75o,
and and Wore bought by Warron 3: Low, Jr., on be-
hnlf Of tho Company. s. 7. Fairchila, attorney
for tho Company. protested against the salo Oh
tho ground that the tax was Assossod against tho
foro could not bo COLLECTED from tho Now York
Central l. Hudson River Railroad Company.
, 1873-04-24
Fa,trel In tito plny Of "Ono Hundred Yoara

Fatrel IN tho plhJ Of "0no Hnndrod Yoafa
Old"
with Stuart Robson rs Aicatpbc,' md hfcKon
Rankin aB Ui'iah Uecp. Mr.. nobson's bonoflt
occurs tomorrow night, whom q rich comedy
bill will bo offored.
Tlo aecond woo1z Of tAlixo," Mt Hooloy's,
finds no diminut,on In intoroat or nttonda1lco.
4 Dillon FARGO concludes tho performance.
At tho Acndony Of Music, Mr.. +. 8. Ohnnfrnu
Is playing tho second woek Of his engagement In
HKit, tho Arkansas Traveller"
At Myora' Opera House, Miss William Arltng-
douB eiroot tint, aa Bob Hart would say, "thoro
In not dry Boat In tho house,"
, 1873-04-24

HOUSE.
prayor by tho Isey. Mr.. johnson.
BENArE BILLS ON A fI1ID READING.
sonato iii 5l7, amending SEQ. Q Of tho not of
1879 for tho hoalth and hafety OF coal miners.
sonnte bill S97, approprinttng for tho southeIn
Insane Asylum 100000 pasHed-yeas, 1oo;
Senate bill 925, appropriation for o1ponaoa and
repairH Of tho Jacksonville Insane Asylum,
s108, 900 por annum. pasHel-yoaB, lo7 nays, !.
p for 9 tho lS Xsyn 9pr tho Edacson q ho
sonato bill 2o5. to amend tho act in regard to
contracts under seals. Pasaod-yeaH 113; nays,
souate bill 270, to royiso tho law in relation to
tho Secretary of State. Pnahod-yoaa liz mays,
Tho vote by which sonato bill 84l failed ato to
Tor Tort tho Normal School. Tho bill was Discus sod
at considerable lopgth md passod-yoas u
nays, 3s. -, -, .,... .Lo xr,n,o,ro, IN.
corporation net. pasnod-yeas lo4 nays, z.
blastora in Clancery. Paasod-yoas, los
! nays. @. --.- -...-
OFFENDED DIGNITY.
Mr.. HAWEB arose to question OF privilege,
aud read an editorial which appeared IN tho Chi
cago Journal Of tho 22d, donouncing tho Twon-
ty-eiglth General Assembly, and donominating
tho majority of them as shystera md bu1nmerH,
tion I,c ~ '>''' 'N'>>~~~>
WHEREAS, Tho Ho,uo Of Representatives has e1-
tenled to tho reporters Of tho several nowspa- a.
porn Of thia State tho privileges Of tho floor ct this
Moee fo1 ne puEnese OF reporting tic socecooss o'
na III s9o Of Of tau o ras Of eercsy and tra
sesey narosd the obers Of thtu 1Iouac twIth bolng
influenced by ucrccnary and corrupt motives thereby
causing said pancra III editorials to mako Sweepns ~
charges Of corruption ind1ecrimlnntely aganas tne
o. Inc Hoae @ @nn ~ H. a9r oono S rrparua
eas eseens ' .nn - NV
tnS1f rnr.a o caoo Journal OF tho a2d inst did
sar,cr tho members Of this General Assembly know
ingly aud wilfully; therefore,
Re.ope Ihst It u to a9se e. th,a HoasS S 'Ss a. tho M
reporter o. EAU IaIes nas HI a tf H. H,nr
coesy t o. e aa anb u liz Of iii
Gnorai aeacmhix and ~ liz neon1o If the Slate and
that 10 Is horopy requested ii once to vacate hts uo
and that the Doorkcorer Of this House II hereby a.
roctcd TO permit no reporter tor sad OhcaBo Joafo
, 1873-04-24

Dosron, April GA apeeial dnpatol, to tho
Trapeller from Exeter, N. H., Btatoe TINT, on
sundny night, the boy. WiIfred t., Fltta Of
Lowell, now III coll Of tho Exotor Jail, while in
q somna,nbulistio atato got possession OF q
The sumo coll md attempted to cut thcir throats.
Two Of tic prisoners woro alightly, wonntod l'o-
foro ho could bo secured. Fitte, 1t will DO re-
memborod, maao midnight attack with IN nxe
upon the boy Emorson n few days since.
, 1873-04-24
r,ntnI Isoilcr Exp1osto,r.

DosroN, April 22.-Thls AFTERNOON, tho l'ollor
at lie Grand Junction wharf exploded, injuriug
Thomns nobinso,,, tho ongincor, fatally, md sey.
oral othora slightly. Ono Sullivan, MI eighth Of
q mile away from tho ncono Of the explosion, WIS
atruvk BY d piece Of tho lying iron.
, 1873-04-24

TonoN1o, April a2.-Ihe negro who committed 4.
an iudeoeut assal,lt OIL d woman In Fort Erie
shout two montlla ago, received twonty lashos,
tic arst portion OF lii punishment, yeaterday' ut
Wolland. lie noycr fnchoa during the proceed t}
lug, or lot groan escape. In aboattwo months
moro he roooiyoA tho remainder OF hih pHnisll-
mont.
, 1873-04-24

rrrrsnuna1r, April pr!l23.-CArrIE-11arket SLOW A. A.
rivals light; beat, $5.25@G.95 atookors, f40o940o;
Si1EEr-MarEet dull arrivals heavy; best, CLIPPED,
s5.60@5.75; medium, s5.ooG5.1o; common; s46oS
ATS.
$5.10@G.o0; Yorkers, s5.4O@b.bo.
, 1873-04-24
FIRE DEPARTMENT. ESTIMATES.

Tfao Ronrd OF T0iico Decide to AJAX nh
Appropriation OF s7O7, 500 for tho
Fire Departments
Tho Board Of Police woro looking ovor tho M
nual ostimatos for tho Frc Department. yos-
to-day, and dooidod to ash for tho subjoinod ap-
, 1873-04-24
Elri1a Ipairy MnrkGfs

board Of Trade to-day ao,yod total Of al,out $1,000
Cheese from 13S13Hc. Butter from 31@3ao. Coed
attendance Of airy1ncn. Boart adjourned one weo&'
, 1873-04-24

p1r1snunau, Aprii 23-Crutlo petroleum quiet and
nominal at retluod quiet and unchanged
at 1ttfc.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-07
The New Postage Law.

The OHIO Editorial Convention, recently in
session at Columbus, adopted resolutions request
ing their Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress to faver and support an amendment to the
present postal law graduating the rates Of news
paper postage, as in their Judgment may be equit-
able in Its operation on the newspaper press,
namely A rate vi h.n the county where the
Newspaper as published; rate within the Con-
gressional district, and outside of the county
where the paper is published; rate within the
State, and outside of the county where the paper
is published; rate outside Of the State where
published. And also to amend the postal laws
50 a. 10 prevent the evasion OF pos'ase on news
papers BY means Of cypress carriages. Also that
the members of the eonvention request the con-
currence of the editors und Publishers of the sew
eral States In securing the adoption Of such
measure az we have proposed in the above rs'Olu.
ticn,"
We concur in the above With the exception of
the "Eats within the county where the newspaper
is publiShed," which should be free, as under the
cid law.