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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Beware of Counterfeits,

Smiths Tonic. Syrup has been counterfcited,
and the counterfeiter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John Bulls
private stamp on each bottle. Dr.. John Bull
only has the right to manufacture and sell the
original John ]. Smiths Tonic Syrup, Of Louis
vile. Ky. Examine well the Label on each
bottle. If my private stamp is not on each bot
tie, do not purchase, or you will be deceived.
See my column advertisement, and my show
card. will prosecute any one infringing on
my right. The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup
can only be prepared by myself.
".he public's servant,
Dn. JOHN BULL.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. o, 1853. nov30
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at s. II. Gunter's.
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I~nsolvent Notice.

By . decree Of The Chsncery Court Of PIANO.
la county made at the October Tern, 1871
thereof the estate Of
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Notice 10 hereby givsA % creditors Of Aid
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y SHIPPED TO NEW ORLEANS 1871:
Oct. Nov. Dec. Toll
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Run Over mud Killed.

Boston, March 2S-Richard Whitney, aged
Y, many years in the service of the Shore Rail
road, was run over and probably fatally injured
to-day by carelessly driven wagon.
Coroner's Inqucsts.
The coroner's jury find the death of Charles
Mahan was caused by his being thrown down
stairs by McGl on and Kepnioan in drunken
fracas and they are held for trial.
In the case of Cora A. Drisko, who was run
over at Parker street By an engine on the Prov
idence road, coroner's jury lind that the trains
run at too great speed at that point.
Heavy Penalty. -
In the case of Timothy Hogan, one of the
striking horse shoers for threatening and as
saulting Peter Pilkington for going to work in
the Horse r. R. Cos shops, Judge Parmenter
to-day decided that the offence came within the
statute in relation to compelling persons to do
acts against their will by threats, the punish
ment for which is imprisonment in the State
prison not exceeding 15 years or in the House
of Correction not exceeding 10 years or by fine
not exceeding $4,000, or by both Imprisonment
and fine. In reviewing the matter Judge Par
menter quoted the following from the records
of the Superior Court in a similar case: ssFree-
dom is the policy of this country; but freedom
does not apply right in one person either
alone or in combination with others to disturb
or annoy another, either directly or indirectly
in his lawful business or occupation or threaten
him with annoyance or injure for the sake of
compelling him to buy his peace or in the Ian
guage of the statute with the intent to exort
money or any pecuniary advantage whatever,
or to compel him to do any act against his will
The acts alleged and proved in this case are pc
culiarly offensive in this country, and if such
practices could enjoy impunity, they would
tend to establish tyranny of irresponsible
persons over labor and mechanical business
which would be extremely injurious to both. -
Suicide.
LOWELL, March ga man registering the
name of Geo. N. Snow of Concord, N H., was
found dead in his room at tho fremont House
to-day, age about fifty. 1t is supposed he com
mitted suicide with morphine.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29

PRAISE OF A PORTLAND GRL.-The Tidi-
QUITE, Pa, Journal pays the following high COM
pliment to one of our young artists;
We had the pleasure of seeing recently, at
the residence of j. d. Grandin, Esq, very
handsome oil painting. executed by young
lady residing ia Portland Maine. The scene
represents place on the Tema stream. In the
seekers eisurely gliding on the silvery waters
The trees and their shadows are richly tinted,
and the soft sweet expression of the picture
convinces the beholder that the hand Of the ar
taste for the sublime and beautiful. The scene
is perfect and the reproducing of it on canvass
is admirably well executed. Miss Eta Quincy
is young ady of rare talent. Many fine
points of scenery worthy the young lady's at
tentiOn can be found in this region and her
paintings would undoubtedly con- mand a hand
some price. We hope some day to see more of
Miss Quincy's artistic skill. geea.s 81
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The Whipple bleachery, in North Providence,
r. l., run by Robert Heaton, was burned early
Friday morning.
Panama advices of the 18th inst state that
the lever there had ceased and Ecuador had
removed the quarantine restrictions at Guaya-
quill
A report was current that the city of San
Salvador had been destroyed by an earthquake
the 4th inst.
The instruction in Guatemala has been sup
pressed. An attempted revolution in Arrequipa
Peru, was also suppressed.
Biger and Ellis Ward have arranged row.
ing match at Springfield in june
Four prisoners escaped from the Monmouth
county Jail, New Jersey, on Wednesday night.
A Raleigh, n. c., despatch states that the
United States Marshal has seized considerable
tobacco and broken up several illicit liquor
places in the counties bordering on Virginia.
On the complaint of L. d. Childs and other
creditors, G. w. Logan, Judge of the Superior
Court of the 9th Ju .icial District of Whining
ton, N. G., issued an order restraining and en-
Joining the commissioners from selling the vii.
mington, Charlotte & Rutherford Railway, now
advertised to be sold April 10th.
Charles Parsons, a newspaper writer, COM
mitted suicide Thursday at Williamsburg, N
Francis Donnelly, Methodist clergyman,
died Thursday at Sing Sing, N. Y.
Rev., Father Mackie, pastor of st. Johns
Catholic Church, died at Trenton, N. j., Thurs
day.
The Rhode Island Assembly adjourned Fri
day night after session of eleven weeks.
Annie Adair was arrested Thursday charged
with poisoning her husband in January last.
The aggregate amount received thus far by
the Philadelphia Centennial Committee is 49,
S37, 600. Z... -g.~,
Catherine Sherman died at the Park hospital
Friday from wounds received in liquor saloon.
An accident occurred Friday to the mail
train near Orilla, Ont, on the Midland Rail-
road, and six passengers were injured The ac-
cident was caused by broken rail.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, March 2s-EvenngCotton quiet and
firm; sales 1855 bales; Miduplands at 191c Flour is
quiet and steady and the demand chiefly for shipping
brands; sales 10 90 bbls; State 80 g g 30; found
hoop Ohio Is a 10 80; Western 80 q 10 90; South
ern 10 75 Wheat dull and unchanged; buyers g4s
CIT 80; No 2 at 62A a 173; Winter Red Western
fs0 q So; White Michigan S2i q Is Corn Corn
So 900 bush; new Mixed Western 66 e 61cc; old 66ac
afoat; 64A q 65in store. Oats steady; sales 45ooO
bush new Black II a 4sc; new Western Mixed 4s g
5oc Beef steady Pork rmeT new mes q IL IL az
&C.. Butter is very firm; State 50 49, Wmskey ~
dull at 92c. Rice quiet at u q SIC Sugar 9uiec anu
firm; refining &c. Coffee strong and in good deman'
Rio at 1sa in Gold Moasses is firm ana sod 9u s
Rosn easier at IS a 40 for strained petroe t
easier; crude 93c refined at 19ic. Talow acVe u Of
q 15-16c. ,.. 49,. $780,.
Freights to Liverpool quiet Co51on 7 per sseam
and g. all, "a Tic Grain, per steam, It y gu.
xCHICA(sO March 2S.-Flour quiet anu unchanged,
Wheat dull and unsettled NJ sprN%s IS h NJ o
rejected &c. Corn quiet weak No Mxsd sot
iected III @ 27Sc. Oats quiet aud weak; No at % q
S5c for regular rs &c for fresh; psi 2sic selle
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29
NEW YORK.
The Eric Hesitation.

NEW YORK, March %. = The Erie Investi-
eating Committee met to-day in this city. Di-
rector Archer was examined. He didn't know
of any money used to influence legislation but
stated that he went to Albany in March, 1872,
to look after the interests Of the Erie road,
which were threatened by the pro-rata bill. the
effect of which if had passed would have been
to drive all trade from New York city to Boz
ton. He conversed with Assemblyman Whit
beck about the bill; then had general freight
agent of the road go to Albany and left him
there, but knew of no money being used there.
B. NJ Spencer, of the treasury OF the Erie
Company, testified to having entered cash cred
it for expenses of William NJ. Tweed, $131 600;
to San Vechreu, $4,000; to A. D. Barbour,
$4,000. lsa
Justin White an old director, testified to hav-
ing made the above payments. The parties
Were then in Albany.
Dill regulating the rate of interest. known
as .he 'nsury bill, was killed in the Legisa-
The New York LEGISLATURE.
;, ALBANY, March 2S.-The Adams Grafton on
the late MI Seward is set down for Friday,
April 18TH, az II o'clock A. NJ, at the North
Reformed church in this city. Mr.. Seward s
Grafton on Adams was delivered in the same
church.
mittee of the Assembly, will report as ynstrnc
ted by a resolution of the Honse, the PROPOSE
ton to amend the constitution SO as to grant
suffrage to women holding property to the
amount of $3.50.
Another Horse Car Robbery.
There was another bold robbery on the plat
form of Third Avenue street car, last even
ing, and the conductor refused assistance to the
victim. .
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.

Sudden Death.
CAMDEN, March 28.-Thomas Frohock Esq,
of Lncoluville, died very suddenly last night,
from heart disease. His age was sixty-two.
Marine.
BATH, March ga private cable despatch
announces the arrival at Queenstown, Ireland,
to-day, of ship Keidrich, Fish, of Thomaston,
Kallao Nov. 23d.
State Pathological Society.
AUGUSTA, March 2S.-The incorporators of
the Maine Pathological Society re-assembled
this forenoon, The committee reported a code
of bylaws for the government of the Assoca-
ton which were adopted. A permanent organ
ization was effected by the election of the same
officers who were elected yester lay for the tenn
porary organization. Hon Hannibal Belcher
of Pennington. was elected member of the
Board of Agriculture from the society. Life
membership certificates were fixed at $40. A
final adjournment took place at noon.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29
WASHINGTON.



WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has informed the agents of the va
rOus lines of steamers running to this country
that the treaties between Great Britain and the
United States do not support their claims for
the exemption of their vessels from tax on ton
mage imposed by law The Secretary also de-
cides that fees shall be charged by Collectors of
Customs for certifying to the original invoice of
imported goods presented by merchant or i'm
porter, but no fees shall be charged for a GER
tficate of the officer to duplicate invoice used
as certificate of the original
Pnrdoned.
Allison Hayes and A. j. Martin, both con-
victed of Ku Klux outrages in South Carolina
have been pardoned by the President.
Southern Claims.
The Sd auditor reported to the ID comptroller
over 700 Southern claims, which have been
awarded; only about one hundred and fifty now
remain
Treasury Balances.
The balances in the Treasury to-day were as
follows: Currency, So, 1862; special deposits
of legal tenders for the redemption of certifi-
Gates of deposit, $685. Al, 000 coin, $7O,41, 961
40; including coin certificates. $25 OO7 800 OUT
standing legal tenders 1855, 429, 512
Mississippi Levee.
The Senate committee on the levees Of the
Mississippi river at meeting here YESTERDAY
took measures for obtaining specific informa-
and otherwise, and will, during the recess
make personal examinations of the river and
the general interests connected with it.
Slaves Liberated in Cuba
Minister Sickles tclsgraphs Secretary Fish
that the government of the Spanish Republic
has ordered the liberation of 10000 slaves hold
in Cuba in violation of the law of 1870 They
are of the class called emancipados.
Mr.. Bancroft
The report that Minister Bancroft has sgni-
fed his intention of resigning has no founda-
ton in fact.
Pacific Railroad Suit
Messrs Perry and Aston of the government
counsel have begun to draw up a bill in equity
against the Union Pacific Railroad, Credit Mo-
bilier and stockholders, for money illegally ex-
pended in the construction of the road Two
or three weeks will elapse before the counsel
will be ready to file the bill in court
Terminus of the Union Pacific.
William M. Evarts made protracted areu-
ment before Attorney General Williams to-day
in behalf of the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany in support of the proposition that Omaha,
Neb., not Council Bluffs, Iowa, must be de-
clared to be the legal terminus of the road
Increase of Debts.
The demands on the Treasury for money un-
der the appropriation bills haveIbeen very heavy,
and officials expect the statement will show an
increase in the debt during the present month.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29
Brief JottiuRs.

Fifteen robins after that CORY head probably
have put in an appearance at Cape Elizabeth.
The Boston & Maine transfer station has got
its single out
Harry Bloodgood is to be at Music Hall the
9TH, 9TH and Sth proximo, aud the Black Crook
the 18th and 18th.
The March term of the Superior Court came
to an end yesterday morning.
The Boston papers say that George Melon
aid, the Bank of England forger, swindled
Portland people oul of ten thousand dollars last
June. All correct but the figures; it was ten
millions he swindled them out of, and for a
time it crippled some of them quite severely
Steam engines that work without cylinder
heads, cross-heads or eccentrics, but which are
eccentric for all that, are on exhibition.
BY special request the New Footman will
make his appearance again, at Arcana Hall
next week.
seizure of about eighty barrels of ale was
made by the county deputies yesterday. The
owners forgot to label it ''hop beer"
The steamer City of Richmond win com
mence her trips to Bangor, or as far as the ice
Will permit, Wednesday evening, April 9th
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29


INDIA ST. UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH.-Rev. Geo. w
and P. M. ~. - ~ 49,
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Congress st., corner Of
Wilmot. Rev. VIM. H. Smaller, Pastor.-Preaching al
8; Sabbath School at IL; Social Meeting at p. m.
YIN. c. ASSOCIATION, Mechanics Building, Con-
gress street.-Eider l.. c. DOwnes will preach SUM-
day afternoon at o'clock and Elder ID. Cooking Z.
PARK ST. CHURcH-Rev. W. T. Phelan will preach
tomorrow.
FIRST PARIsH.-Rev. James De Normandie, of
Portsmouth, N. H., VIII preach tomorrow morning
and evening
PEBBLE PeSe and
N. Conference meeting at Z. Free to all.
CONGRESS- ST. M. E. CHURcH.--Rev. c. B. Pitbla-
do. Prayer meeting at a. m. and p m. Preaching
at 10Y a. m. and p m. by the pastor
BETHEL CHURCH.-Sabbath 1OAa. NJ 8 and "a D..
Prayer meetings on Monday and Thursday evenings
at u p. m. All from and land are invited.
NEwBURY ST., CHURcH.-Prayer meeting at 1OA a.
m. +; preaching in the afternoon at p. m.
SPIRITUAL FRATERNITY, ARMY AND NAVY UNION
HALL-Children's Progressive Lyceum at 102 A. NJ.
Conference at P. M. IN
bB Preaching in the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall Sunday at
and p m. Seats free. All are invited.
WILLIsTON CHURCH-S. S. 104 A. NJ. Preaching
service at 8 p. NJ Sittngs free. Social meeting at
Pm. ... a1 g3 wy
ST. LAWRENCE ST. CHURcH.-Rev. A. H. Wright
Pastor. Preaching at 10Y a. m. by Rev. Mr.. Pierce,
of West End Chapel. No service in the afternoon.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURcH.-Rey Mr.. Hayden
will preach tomorrow morning from JOHN viii, 12:-
81 am the Light of the World.'' Evening Lecture in
the Vestry at u O'Clock. -.1Ev
CAsco ST. CHURcH.-Rev. A, A. Smith, pastor
Preaching at 10a a. m, and P. M. Prayer meeting
at p. m.
PLYMOUTH DEMONSTRATING at 1p4 a. M, and
3p m. by Rev. Dr. John .. Fisek, of Bath. Sum
day School Concert at O'Clock. .r--ssNr
PINE ST. M. E. CHURcH.-Rev. S. Davies of Phil
adelpha, will preach at 102 a. Subject, Foreign
Rationasm and Sectarianism, American Christian in
situations, the Bible, Lords Day and Puric Schools.
FREE ST. BAPTIST CHURcH-Preaehing in the
morning at 10A O'Clock by the pastor, Rev. A. X. p
Small Sabbath School at close of morning service.
Soci Al meeting in the evening at o'clock. -i
MoUNTFoRT STREET A. M. E. CHURcH.-Rev.
J.H Madison, pastor.-Quartery meeting. Preach
ing at lo3 a: m. and u p. m. by Rev. Charles w.
Massels, OF Boston, Sunday School at II p. m.
ST. PAULs CHURCH, corner OF Congress and Lo-
Gust street.-Services Sunday at 1886 o'clock AN.
and 3P. NJ.
CITY HALL SUNDAY SERvIcE-Rey Samuel
Davies, from Philadelphia, will deliver discourse
tomorrow Sunday evening, at O'Clock. in Civ
Hall. Subject-"Reiigous social and temnerancss
habits among the Turks and the Eastern Christians
Mr.. Davies will also preach ik the morning in Pine
street M. K. Church; and in the afternoon in Chest
nut street M. E. Church. Subject-"Fo Foreign ration
alsm and sectaranism VS.. American Christian Insti-
tutions." Mr.. Davies has preached and lectured on
the above subjects in sixteen hundred different
American pupits, and comes among us strongly en-.
dorsed by hundreds of the leading clergy Of every
evangelical denomination in all our largest cities.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29
THE MODOCS.
The Same Old story.

New YORK, March pa despatch from
Van Bremen's Ranch states that Commission
ers Thomas and Dyer have arrived and an in
terview with Capt. Jack will be sought in a
day or two. The old chief Schonchin and four
other subordinate chiefs also came to camp at
the request of Gen. Candy to assist in the peace
negotiation. l9 Z. fsF : =
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S.-Gen. Gillen and
Elder Thomas made recon-. tire of the conn
try between Van Bremens Rancho and the beds
on the 26th inst. They had an interview with
Boston and Bogus Charley. The latter said he
would come out The peace commissioners
sent him horse, when he demanded that The
horses captured by the troops should be return
ed. Recruits are arriving. The delay at pres
ent seems useless. The peace commissioners
are doing nothing.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29
TIE PRESS
CITY AND VICINITY.


New Advertisements Te-Day.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Italian Marble Statuary-J. S. Bailey s. Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Closing B ll-Lancaster Hall.
Music Hall-Harry Bloodgood's Troupe.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Don't Feglect It-Edward Mason. $50
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Canned and Dried Fruits-W L. Wilson & Co.
Hall Bros.-Boots and Shoes.
Room Papers-Loring, Short q Harmon.
Wanted-W. H. Harrington,
Proposals-Geo. Thorn.
Dissolution of Copartnership-Randall & Co.
For Sale-Benj. Shaw. ...
House at Morrflls Corner for Sale
Rare Chance for a Jeweler.
Lost-Bracelet.
Store to Let--Geo. K. Davis & Co. fF
Bonds-Charles NJ. Hawkes..
House on Cumberland street for Sale
NJ. L. A.-Annual Meeting.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Parties in want of Flour-W. L. Wilson & Co.
All the new and nobby styles-Maher s. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29

There was another bold robbery on the plat
form of Third Avenue street car, last even
ing, and the conductor refused assistance to the
victim.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29
The Farmers to Take Han i'm pol,,,e,

:, TOPEKA, March 28.-The Farmers State
Convention organized a Farmers State Co
operation Association yesterday Resolutions
were adopted that taxation is oppressive and
far beyond the needs of an economical admin
lstration of government; that the tariff laws
should be amended so that salt and lumber
should be free; that railroad freights should be
limited by law; that the voting of municipai
bonds is pernieious and ruinous that the Civ
ing OF banks the monopoly of national currency
is little less than legelized robbery; and the az
ISOLATION pledges itself to support only such
men for office as shall be known as favorable To
the farmers interests, irrespective of marty
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29
Ferry Village.

Strenuous efforts are being made by the Union
Society to finish their Hall the present season.
James l.. Wiley has bought the Day proper
ty on High street and is about to make extern
sive Improvements.
N. .. Douglass Esq. formerly of Cape Eliza
beth has sold out his interest in the firm of c.
Fl. Douglass & Co. at Morrills Corner and pro-
poses going into business in this village. Asa
7. Webster has purchased the Bracket House at
Cushings Point for eight hundred dollars.
The ladies of the Union Society will hold
neck-tie festival at Union Hall ON Monday ev-
ening March 31st. The proceeds to be given to
help finish the Hall. A.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29

New York St0ck and Money Market.
NEW YORK, March. 2S- Mornino.--Gold at 1864
Money at 1872 per cent Sterling Exchange, long,
10St; do short, 109s Stocks firm State stocks are
firm. att f
NEW YORK. March 2S-Ecenlna.-Moneyw worked
very close to-day at 132 1882 per cent. per diem
time loans are hardening, a commission Of Il per
cent. being paid for three months. The announce
ment is made from Washington that on February
2Sth three hundred national banks were below the
legal reserve. They allowed thirty days to COM
ply with the law. The vote defeating the usury bill
in the State Senate will be reconsdered and the bill
amended and passed. There was slight influx of
currency to-day from the Vest. Foreign Exchange
dull and lower at 1O7 1913 q 1881 Gold strong,
ranging from 1853 a 1861, closing at i16a q 1859 A1-
thenc contradiction given to the report that the
Implies a knowledge of the Treasury programme for
April; loans at g z per cent. for carrying Clear
ings $50 900 900. Treasury disbursements $6l, 900.
Governments were about ac lower strong. State
bonds dull and steady The stock market was general
iv dnIl There were but few features, the most
marked being st. Paul common, which advanced
from 59b "a SOL fell to SOB recovered to 60s, and clos
: ed at 60 The whole market closed strong.
The following were the quotations OF Government
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29

THE Star tomorrow morning in addition to
choice reading miscellany, will contain Parson
of Gov. Fairfield, by Mr.. Goold, our local his
torian the latest New York spring fashions;
one of Max Adeler's raciest articles, and the
latest mail telegraph and local news.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29
Death of jude Mason of u.,,,.ns

BALTIMORE, March 2S-Jro. Thompson Ma
son., Secretary of the State of Maryland, died
suddenly this evening at Elkton, Nd, of paral-
ysls. Judge Mason had been engaged in trying
case in Court during the forenoon. and was in
his usual health AT the dinner table he was
attacked ane died ~ no f" 90
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Foreign Exporis.
MQNTENIDE0 Brio IIrununv-0S1 a61 fact

MONTEVIDEO. Brig Uruguay-251, 061 feet lum-
Der. irat 81
HAVANA. Schr Louisa Bliss---6O00 box shocks,
1923 empty casks.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Bark Florida-2400 bbls flour, SOC
bush seed, 10 tons feed. kHE
Schr Broadfield-13OO bbls -four.
HALIFAX Ms. Steamer Chase 2400 bbls -four,
100 do corn meal, POI bags -four, 1906 do feed.
sN9 Foreign imports.
ST. ANDREWS, NIB. Schr Odessa-2000 railroad
sleepers to ChauncY Barrett.