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A sensible suggostion ia mado by tho House
Committee On Public Health in the Michigan
Legislature. They recommend that all perHons
who sell poison shall be compelled to give with
itprintel directions for the administration Of an
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Driver, who WIS to have been hung In this
city, next Friday, for the murder OF Ills wifo has
like his fellow~murderers, PERI Perfect, and
Rafferty,, been favored with supcrscdeas.
, 1873-03-11

Prof. Jackson J. Bushnell, Professor Of Math-
omhtics at Deloit Collogo, diod at his homo, on
Saturday afternoon, Of typhoid pneumonia.
Prof. Bushnoll was a native Of Connecticut, and
WAS connoctod with tho Western Reserve College,
at Hudson, O., prior to his connection witt, Be-
lott College. Ho Vas prominently identified with
tho foundation Of tho latter institution, and had
held tho chair Of mathematics for twonty-hvo
yesra. He was a profound scholar, md, at tho
Bamo time, thorough business man, md was
universally respeoted,fo Ills exemplary Christian
character. His doath ia a SERIOUS loss to tho
college, aud will be mourncd by hundreds who
havo boon under his tuition md learned to valuo
his generous and manly friendship. Hip works
do live aftor him; and re aro convinced that
thore aro fow transactions Of hia laborioua and
useful life which ho, in tho mysterious realm wo
may not penetrate, would now wish to bo
changbd.
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There has beon 10 quorum in tho Legislature
for several days. or the twonty-one mombors
OF tho Cook County delegation oiehtoon are ab-
cent from Springfield, noglocting the duties for
attending to which tho stata pays them 81
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NOTES AND OPINION.

shoy oan possibly do 80.
NOTES AND OPINION.
Tho Now Hampshire election occurs today,
with four ackots In tho fold for Govornor, viz:
Republican, Ezekiel A. Straw, prcsont ineutl-
hont; Democrat, James A. Weston, 1ato inoun-
bent; Liberal, Samuel X. Mason; Temperance,
John Dackmer. A minority vote ia required to
elect, falling Of which tho ol,oico devoyoa on tho
Legislature Tho oandidntoB for CongronB arc
MeBBra. HibhArd, Bolt, md par1xor, Democrats.
elected IN 1871; and William u. Small, Auutin F..
Pike, anil Simon G. Griffin, nepubcann. Tho
canVaHa Inns bcon worry fanguid.
Tho Philadelphia Press, sneaking Of thu
spring oloctlona and tho po1itIoal outlook, aaya:
A. Parties as they ox!sod Int fall have not changed,
there tn not having boon my caaes to chango them.
a1s, 9or ssIaon n mny o In nros.esa Int
than my recent car develop However many uu-
es es9 hsaf nrsttv s.1sp p.y usng hs ynts
no o ors oser ss stoos sss'os. sssord.
s % a afS assa q sns nosss
opinions q tho rsclrents. AZ fr tito norcaso of Con-
Democrats wore hngrer Tor IT tnn ito Republican,
~ H. nh9"n BY tue Larger percentage Of otr numerical
Tho Now York Tribune says Of Connecticut;
Of tho divsfons among tho Republicans but tho Dem.
oesatic nominations g. far show very littlo disposition
u taKo "o'an1"B" u 1ao 8''"at'on'
.Wo copied, tho other day, tho Utica 0bseru-
er.s description OF Luther Caldwell, Mayor-o1act
OF Elmira, n. Y, Tho Utica Herald now says:
Tho otserrer rcguesta tho Republicans to turn thci.
eyes to the City Of Elmra, asserting that thoy Will find
tha consolation Of Kepuo!tcan' Mayor there. Tht
Iii ,h a. ~ trn1 20 ~ ~ sto ~" ~ N.Y. oat
nuch to hs soret Cd woa eoen h,Ios
io ticket So long NJ caldwell wns an honest nun ht
wah Republican. but changed hts politics with hi1
character Tho Democrats welcomed him. Ho had
ny IT, 9 ootes evidence q
posted in tho curront poisieat history Of te stnto.
Tho Cino,nnati Euau;rer nutn hoad m oro
Of tho orniit Mnhi1ior rnntraaa,nnn u tu,' W eAo
n.nnr va T9,oo..r "4'
Aoo..No onooA7'
MEN NAY COME AND MEN MAY m mr., ~. +,,,,x, ~.
foaKvEn-"so noouE E'En ErLr TIE nArrsa
DRAW" ETC.
Grace Greenwood, in writing from Washing,
ton OF the devious deyicos rosorted to by Uolfau
Of their explanations, tho failure Of our great
expectations, tho procarouB condition In which
honoraolo gontlemon arc loft after oil their frsn-
nc o1orts TO set thomsoivo8 right bofore the
country, remIndsmo OF inc mournful laundering!
OF ailea'sslppl stoamooat, aa described BY an
eye-"tilehs:
sho % hore rs,' ana ~ aot, ,,d. snd sot % and hove.
ani a. cvcrx @ ti,no @ aiI" i'nvn a,a11g ang oot
"A A ,yusser l 1eaI shS aio anruna,'" so''
H., ,.1n," hrona ~ n}rn;., s,;rt,,o 49, ,,,;e. ~
o1,,i, ~ a,J ceoL1oo nvar ay1 sits ,o,, ar;a
f;ca i, liz foco ~ ,yhonvn. nasa;la i,'at ~ hs
,aoa n a. hoforo tbnt aiv for O.Lnss Ans. 49,
0redit NIohifiar inc1nsure It yrero nruc1 n for
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Ubc Ubifs1Dn 0ribu4te.
T'uostlny Morning. March IL, 1878.

shire, tas. been postponed indefinitely by tho
. Republican Senate CAUCUS.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

OLE BULL CONCERT Central Hall. corner Of VS.
lssh avanus and THenty-sooond street.
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MYERS OPERA uOUBE-bIonroe atteot, betweon
Htato and Dearborn. Arlington, Cotton Kctnbtes
Minstrel 1ud Hurlosque Troupe.
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Mrv1CKtHs TiEATNE-hfaditon tt<aat. betweon
statc md Dearborn. Engagement Of Edwin Booth.
f,f
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ACADEMY or MUs1o- f1astcd atFoot, eonth OF
bstillon. Enza.amant Of Oliver Doud Byron. 'AoFo'a
thr Cnntjnout,h
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uOoLEY's OPERA HOUsE-Randolph strrot, b.
tweon CLARK and La:34lle. "Psril; Or, Lovo It Long
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RoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY WHOLE T1oKKETT = e
fNEz Co., Bankers, 10 Wa-ht., =. Q. Box 4ss5. Now
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q tho boat IL the world Tho only tIuo nd per-
potnent; no Ridiculous tins uuplaa i'm
dios the Ill effects Of bad dyes and row and leaves tho
wsdlaeiy superb black QEdl. The genunc aigned ".
hair CLEAN. soft, and-tby III druggiats. CHARLES
A. Hatel,olor,, k'fepFtetnr. N. Z,
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COD LIVER OIL AND L1ME:;-TI1AT PLEASANT
md acys sen II the ours 2f ~ al % t2nE M H'p n
Lime bonR unlvorsal!y adopt94 tn edleal ptaotfoe
Sold By th9 proprietor, A. u. WILBUR thesnlst' led
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28
MINOR TELEGRAMS,

Marshall & Sons, cotton spinners of Stock
port, Eng, have suspended. Liabilities G25O,
600. The suspension was caused by the bad
condition of trade. .---
Reports are currentof heavy embezzle-
ment from the Lechmere National Bank of
East Cambridge, consisting of United States
ana other bonds deposited in the bank for safe
Keeping. The matter is undergoing investiga-
ton.
=, a Raleigh despatch to the n Y. Times states
tnat the amesty bill, after being amended SO as
10 exclude WlliIni murder, arson and burgla-
ry, was passed to second reading in the
House Wednesday. This amendment leaves
the ku-klux at the mercy of the courts.
The Virgi ginia Senate Wednesday passed a bill
providing for the pay ment of per cent inter
est @ on consols and on two-thirds of the unfund-
Eu ;m p1nds Tor 1872 and 1873, and on the remain
o ;no 'nIa per cent interest, Non-interest bear
State are to be given p-eN'Ao Vi 'ne
g., InnJu spe elal says the steamship Easbv
a1oa a1... ana Havre, arrived dismasted and
The American Express Company have reoo,,-
cred through the courts $24, 900 from tho 49,;
istrator of the estate of Lew Donan ~ uai
bed their messenger in 1868, near Cincinnati of
$4,000. eE u .u .sff VI
The Atlantic & Great Western Railroad Co.
have secured the Cleveland, Cincinnati and In
diana Central Railroads have a connection with
Chicago and every important point of the
West.
The rumors affecting the Lechmere Nationa
Bank of East Cambridge are pronounced by its
officers without foundation, except that GER
tam securities of private parties missing for
which the bank is not responsible.
A rumor prevails in New York that Fosters
sentence has been commuted by the Governo,
10 Imprisonment for life. .vsE
IT me e. commissioners appointed by the Legisla-
Carney and Stockton for the halls of CONGRESS
have appropriated $4,000 for the purpose.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27-Eyenlng---Cotton dull and
sales 81 bales MdSng spands at 2c
Southern 10 y 1a 7s Wheat dull heavy and g
Ss q SP5a % wDer s
l 80 q 95; White Michigan S2a q 2 Is. Corn dull
q &c. old do IS @ s5ac. Oats more active and firm;
sales Al 900 BUSH White 81 51sc NEW Western Mix
ed 50 g sic: Beef dull PORK suiet new mess Is 12a
firm; State 50 42c. w6iskey dull and easy at 9ic.
Rice quiet and unchanged at q sac. Sugar active
at a e ii ad & S sOS Rio
New Dreams at 73 q 75c. Naval Stores-Spirits Tur-
pentne is quiet at 6sl q SIC; Rosin is quiet Is for
strained petrosum !. weak crude SIC; refined at 1sa
Freights to Liverpool is quiet Corn, per steam, at
6sd; Cotton, sail, q s-16.
CHICAGO, Feb 27:-Flour is dull and unchanged;
fair to choice extra Spring so a IS. Wheat steady
seller March, ass seller April; No do at Sss; s re- e-
3lsc cash or seller March; 31a q 315c seller April;
do May 36c; rejected 27t. Oats steady at 25b for
em ea and s ssF a oe' s
lower. No2 Fall at SO @ 6ss; No at 50 q &C.
Provisions quiet and unchanged Pork sold at 10 10
nominal. Bulk meats in fair demand and firm at 81
for shoulders; g q &c for short rib middes packed
6ac for Cumberland middles. Whiskey is steady at
Receipts-5,OOO bbls -four $4,000 bush wheat 114,-
900 bush corn, $4,000 bush oats, o00 bush rye $4,000
Shpments-6 900 bbls flour, 5000 bush wheat, 5000
bush corn $4,000 bush OATS 0OOO bush rye 900 bush
barley.
TOLEDO, Feb. 27.-Flour is quiet and unchanged.
Wheat dull and lower; No White Michigan / so;
Amber Michigan on spot SAY; seller March 164f;
do April So; do May 73s; MOL Red 1 6s do do
seller April 66a Ne Red 50. Corn dull and low
er; high Mixed 39c spot seller May 42Ac; ow Mix
ed 384c; no grade 37ac Oats quiet and unchang-
ed. =
Receipts 900 bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat 10000
bush corn, 1900 bush oats.
Shpments-1000 bbls -four II 900 bush wheat 26 900
bush corn, $1,000 bush oats
,, DETROIT, Feb. 27.-Flou dull and unchanged
Wheat dull and dropping; extra e5; Mol White
at at! s5 g s5t; Amber Michigan IS q Ct. Corn
quiet and unchanged.
Recepts-,1 800 bbs -four 5000 bush wheat $4,000
bush corn, 0,00O bush oats
Shpments-None.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 27.-Co dull; Middling up
lands 191c. EFT'
SAvANNAH. Feb. 27.-Cotton dull; Mddling up-
lands at 1si q 1889.
MOBILE, Feb. 27.-Cotton dull; Middling upands
19lc.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 27.-Cotton in active demand !;
Middling uplands 19Ac.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28
WASHINGTON.


4NO GAtfsl SeSSI0us
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The time of the
House since Tuesday having been occupied
solely on the expulsion resolution, the impress
sion that it would be necessary to have an extra
session has gained rapidly. To-day, however,
it looks as if all bills of any importance will be
passed before twelve o'clock Tuesday, and the
necessity for spring session avoided
The President is opposed to an extra session.
The fertilization, pension, Military Academy,
Indian, consular and diplomatic appropria ton
bills have passed both Houses The naval an
preparation bill is in the Conference Committee.
The Condition of the Appropriation Bills
The post Office bill has passed both Houses
but the House Committee has still under con-
sideration the Senate amendments. The army
bill is yet to be acted on by the Conference
Committee, as well as the river and harbor ap-
preparation bill. The Senate amendments to
the legislative, judicial and executive appro-
priation bills have been acted on by the House
Committee, and those disagreed to can soon be
fixed up by the Conference Committee
The sundry civil bill is before the Sehate,
having passed the House, and the deficiency
bill is yet to be considered by both Houses
The appropriation bills, it is conceded, are in O
fair way to be passed, and can be finished in
three days. The fishery bill passed both houses
and the Utah bill passed the Senate last night.
The House can dispose of it in day or tive and
the business will be finished by Tuesday The
most important measure to get over will be the
Louisiana question, and as the President has
already notified Congress what action he will
take in regard thereto, no effort will be made
toward settling the troubles in that State
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28

condemned, was it not to be on tho .o,..
OF memner OF the House of his own na..,.y
strengthened and fortified as it was iwn NV, party
evasons and prevarications He fSnsorN is own
condemn no man unheard, but after an oa' mouid
tunity had been given to his colleague for 81;
long weeks, and after as fair and Impartial q
committee as had ever been appointed by the
House had sat until nothing else could be in
vestigated, it was unjust to that committee; 1T
it was unjust to truth for his colleague to say
he had not been heard. He reviewed the tes-
timony in the case of Kelley, and argued that
Kelley must have known that the corporation
out Of which these enormsus dividends came
was corrupt affair. He said not only Kelley
prevarcatcd and concealed the truth, but he at
tempted 10 get Oakes Ames to conceal 1t under
OATH He had found that mis- own concealment
was not enough. Ames had testified that hel,
ley came to speak to him about this matter ana
called it loan, and said he would pay him the
amount of the loans. Ames told Kelley that
ne did not consider that he had let him have
$500 on account of the dividends. Kelley said
ne would give Ames check for the amount,
ana a, ne did give him check for $1,000. Ames
then tore the check in two and handed it back
70 Aelley, and called it a payment. What
scene, SAID Spear, there must have been in the
qark hour OF night between the gentleman from
pennsylvania and his friend from Massachu-
setts, concocting story of which they were
Doth ashamed. There was not water enouch
in the Potomac to wash away the foulness of
that record. These men, if thev were con-
demned, were slayers of themselves. They
were their own accuseIs
The House at o'clock took a recess till 8.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28
Superior Court.
FEBRUARY CIVIL TERM. BEFORE JUDGE sy-

FEBRUARY CIVIL TERM, BEFORE JUDGE sY-
MoNDS.
THgRsDAY.-Herbert M. Sylvester VS.. Mrs. Char
lotte H. Bird. Action on an account annexed for
services lawyer in conducting suits and profess
sional advice, collecting money, etc., ty-nine dol
lars. Decision for plaintiff for full amount claimed
Butler & Fessendens for plaintiff.
Strout s. Holmes for defendant.
Andes Nelson VS.. Harrison Richardson Action to
recover balance of account amounting to S424O, for
services in defendants blacksmith shop. Decision for
plaintiff for full amount
Peabody for plaintiff.
Cobb s. Ray for defendant.
j. B. Fellows ct al. George L. Richardson. Ac-
ton account annexed for one half dozen clothes
dryers-$21.
Plaintiffs are manufacturers of clothes dryers in
Boston, and defendant is merchant in Brunswick
Defendant says he never purchased the goods, but
took them to sell on commission; that he has ever
been and now is ready to settle with plaintiffs accord
ing to the terms of the contract Decision reserved
Neal g. Son for plaintiff.
Dat r II
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
AUGUSTA MATTERS.

.. Special to the Press)
AUGUSTA, Feb. 27.
A Railroad RumOr.
1t is rumored among railroad men that the
Boston and Maine will at once make PROPOSE
tions to the Maine Central to make connections
at Portland
Appointment.
Gov. Perham has appointed w. E. S. Whit
man, esq, of Augusta, better known as tsToby
Candor," of the Boston Journal, to collect the
industrial statistics Of the State pursuant to a
resolve of the Legislature. An excellent ap-
pointment.
The Last of the Season.
The Augusta House is all ablaze tonight.
The series of social gatherings which have mark
ed the season, culminate tonight in grand Sc
iect recherche party, the most brilliant of the
winter. Gov Perham and staff, members OF
the Council, members Of the Legislature, and
gentlemen from all parts of the State, with the
bon ton of Augusta, are among the gentlemen
present The ladies are dressed with such ex
qusite taste that any description of toilette
would be impossible. We notice among the
ladies present Miss Egery and Mrs. Woods and
the Misses Wood of Bangor, Miss Hobson of
Portland, the Misses Perham, Mrs. Palmer and
the Misses Webster of Orono, Mrs. O'Brion of
Cornish, Mrs. Nye, Mrs. Col. Osgood, Miss
Sawin, Mrs Col. Drew, Mrs. Milliken of Au-
gusta, and the Misses Swan. Cony's Quadrille
Band of Augusta, furnish the music 1t is ac-
knowledged that this is the most successful
gathering of the season.
Et Cetera.
Messenger Walker, of the House, one of the
most faithful and efficient officers, was present
ed to-day by the members witha purse of $1O0.
The presentation was made by Mr. Mathews of
Hampden.
That fierce fight predicted over the Boston s,
Maine force bill ended in ten minutes.
There was vigorous paper session to-day.
DIR. Brickett made some remarks in behalf of
the Reform Clubs, and got contribution of
$12O. T. II. Hubbard, esq.,, offered to give $25
if any member would give a like sum. Hon.
Nelson Dingley, Jr "saw him, and DR. Brick
ett took the $50.
The railroad men and their attorneys, viz,
Messrs. Bickford, Sanborn, Hubbard, Marble,
Page, Stetson and others, presented William T.
Hussey, the attentive clerk of the Augusta
House, with $3.50 gold watch last evening.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28
WARD CAUCUSES

The Republicans of Portland arc requested to meet
in their respective Wards on
Friday Evening, Feb. 2sth, ut = O'Clock,
for the purpose Of selecting candidates for one Alder
man, three Councilmen, Warden and Clerk and
two Constabes to be supported at the coming Munic
ipal election
Also to elect two persons to act on the Republican
City Committee for the ensuing year. -
Wards !, q 8, 4 and will meet in their respective
Ward Rooms. Ward 5 will meet in Machigonne En-
gne House on Congress street Ward will meet in
the School House on Clark Street.
Per order Republican City Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28

FUNERAL.-The funeral of the late Clarence
L. Abbott took place yesterday afternoon from
hisYlate residence on Lincoln street, Rev.
Ge6rgs1w. Bicknell, chaplain of Bosworth Post
G. A. R., (of which organization the deceased
was member) officiating. The remains We're
taken to Evergreen Cemetery for interment,
accompanied by detachment from the post.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28
Municipal COurr. ,

BEFUKE JUDGE MORRIS.
THURsDAY.-State VS.. Cornelius McCann. Search
and seizure. Discharged. Haskell.
Francis Winslow. Search and seizure. Fined $50
and costs. Paid. Howard s. Oleaves.
Abbie Young alias Rosilla Young alias Rosanna
Fairwell. Larceny. 60 days,
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28
CITY AND VICINITY.


ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Fourth of March Ball-Lancaster Hall.
Lyceum-Children's Progressive Lyceum.
Music Hall-Skiff & Gaylord's Minstrels.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
L. o. o. F.-Maine Lodge.
Fernald-New Goods.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wilson's Superphosphate of Lime
A New Story by Oliver Optic.
M. P -Clairvoyant Physician.
Illustrated Beautiful Snow-T. B. Peterson G. Bros
Sch Winona-For Baltimore.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Japanese Poplins-Covell g. Company.
Annual Sale-Andersons.
Portland Shirt-Orin Hawkes. & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28
sIETEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
Feb. q. Il A N.))
On Friday the barometer will continue low
est in New England with northeast winds in
the morning, backing to the northwest by eve
ming and cloudy weather will continue possibly
with snow; for the Middle States rising bar
ometer, westerly winds, falling temperature and
cloudy weather; for the South Atlantic and
Eastern Gulf States northwest winds and clear
cold weather from the Gulf States, northward
to the lakes, fresh and brisk westerly winds
with generally cloudy weather in the lake re-
gon. Cautionary signals continue at Will
mington, Norfolk, Cape May, New York and
New London
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28
NEW YORK.
One of Tyveed,s Frauds

Vnc OI IWceu's Frauds.
New YORK, Feb. DEMONSTRATION shows
that the contract made by Tweed for a worth
less Scotch sewer pipe is still being carried out,
to the great depletion of the city treasury
The Pacific Steamship Company.
President Stockwell of the Pacific Steamship
Company stated last night that the unfa-
vorable reports were stock jobbing rumors and
they are (he states) abundantly able to meet all
obligations.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28
Ferry ViIlaxe.

The winter term of schools closed last Friday.
The examinations by Superintendents Hill and
Fickett were very satisfactory.
Hon. Benjamin Kingsbury, jr., will deliver
his lecture entitled "Across the Continent and
among the Mormons,' at the NJ. E. Church on
Friday evening, the 2Sth inst. This lecture
was to have been delivered last Friday but was
postponed on account of the storm. A.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28

TEA PARTY.-A very pleasant tea party took
place at the Congress Square Uniyersalist
church last evening. Supper, consisting of a
steaming clam chowder and etceteras, was
served at seven o'clock, after which music, both
vocal and instrumental, was furnished. Many
present joined the Bisbee Literary Society, the
prospects of which organization are very fiat
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28
European Mar,.et..

LONDON, Feb. 26-11.O0 A. M.-Consols opened at
924 for money and account
American securities-U. S. 5-20s, 1866 old, a3I; do
524.
= LONDON, Feb. 2iI5.OO P. M.-Consos closed at 92I
q 92s for money and account
American securites-U. s. 5-2O's 1865, old, at 93R ;
do1S67 93f; do 1O-4Os, s94 new IS, 9oh Erie Rail-
way at 52t. Efr
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 27-5.00 P. M.-Cotton closed
dull; Middling aplands 9ad; do Orleans 81 "a 1Od ;
sales 10000 bales including 1000 for speculation and
eXport. ~
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28
FOREIGN
The Carlista Active.

The CnrIIsts ACtive.
PARIS, Feb. 27.-Advices from the north of
Spain state that band of Carlists commanded
by Ollo, is marching toward Navarro. The in
surrectionists chieftain, Duval Garay, has is
sued an order directing the municipalities to
send all their young men to join the Carlist
forces. The insurgents are threatening Pam
peluna in strong force and Gen. Pania, who has
not yet turned over the command of the army
to Gen. Neallas, is hurrying to the relief of the
garrison of the city. Government troops are for
tifying Irun, frontier town in Ginpuzcoa, ten
miles est of San Sebastian.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28

that Mr.. Benjamin G. Miles, who was nominat-
ed for constable by the Democratic caucus in
Ward 1, declines the honor on the ground that
he does not propose to train in that COMPANY
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28

DIR. NJ. P. BREWSTER, Clairvoyant and
Magnetic Physician from Vermont, has taken
the rooms recently occupied by Dr. Hopkins,
in Cahoon Block, Congress st. He comes
highly recommended. See card in another col
umO
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28
A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.

The Publishers congratulate themselves that their
efforts to make the PRESS acceptable to its patrons
appreciated from the conclusive fact that with
out special efforts its list of subscribers has been in
creased to a greater extent during the last six
months than for any similar period the past six years.
As an advertising medium the DAILY PRESS stands
first among Maine journals.
TERMS: So year in advance; 81 for six months;
50 for three months.
Liberal commissions will be paid those who will
secure subscribers with prepaid subscriptions.
cS-orders from News Dealers promptly filed.
Address
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-28

ANDERsoN's annual sale of Balbriggan and
Cotton Hosiery left over from last season COM
mences this day. The entire stock of Cotton
Hosiery for Ladies, Gents and Misses will be
closed out at great reduction from last sea-
sons prices, in order to make room for new
spring stock. This is fine opportunity for La
dies and families to obtain supply of Hosiery
for the coming season. ANDERsoN's .
Hosiery, Glove and Corset Store, 8 Deering
Block.