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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-03-27

There has been a great deal of excitement
and jealous feeling demonstrated in various
ways, during the past three months by certain
competing companies or their agents, relative to
the popularity and success of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society, and its ''Tontine Savings
Fund Policy" to all of which we have given no
notice, except when an attempt was made to
smuggle bill through the Legislature detri-
mental to the interests of several leading COM
panies, then, even, we only presented our posi-
ton before that honorable body, and were
unanimously supported by both branches and
strengthened by the voice of all the Insurance
Committee after a fair hearing of both sides.
Still we find a .fe,o prompted by envy, jeal-
ousy, and we think we might say malice, try
ing to detract from our good name and laurels
won by publishing articles in our papers, paid
for at from ten to twenty cents per line, as the
case may be.
To those anonymous attacks we do not pro-
pose to reply. We publish in this issue our an
nual statement and balance sheet, which speaks
for itself.
If there are any companies who wish to com
pare notes with the Equitable, or with the plans
of our doing business, they are cordially invited
to appear in the columns of the PRESS over the
signatures of their representatives in this State,
that we may know whence it comes and whom
to answer. We do not court controversy, as
the past will testify, but we do ask open fair
| ness. Roppprs &, Cr.px
Managers for Maine.
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proves to have been murdered by another wo-
| man named McNamee, in a brutal drunken
braWl, by the latter fracturing the formers
Skull with bottle. A child was burned to
| night. va 'N0
"A successful trial was made here Yesterday
Oh new mtrailleuse gun, which discharged a
thousand shots minute
Hdeggi was tonight acquitted of the murder
of Siegfried.
arrested a woman supposed to be the murderess
oI goodrich, but her name is not disclosed.
Ihe children of VIM. Foster are prevented
from attending school by the taunts and insults
of other children
Wrts of hateas corpus and cesteriorar have
been issued by Judge Fancher to bring George
FRANCIS Train before him on Thursday, tor IN
curry into the cause of his detention In the
Tombs
Lemuel F; Fowler was convicted to-day IN IN
the United States Circuit Court, before Judge
Benedict, of dealing in counterfeit money, and
remanded for sentence.
During the week ending to day at three
o'clock p. M, the following number OF n vessels
%, banks rs, briggs 43 and schooners 81. Total,
1876. This is the largest number of vessels en-
tering New York in one week since the city be-
came port OF entry:
ey, who died recently from the effects of fall
from her apartment on the night of January
Sth, have returned a verdict that the woman
was pushed ont of the window by her husband
during quarrel.
Complaints have been made against Sc of 70
cellers inspected and occupied as dwellings, on
the ground that they are unfit for residences.
Eude and wife, who attempted to commit
suicide in Jamaica, L. l., because of their ex-
IRENE poverty are expected to recover.
New York Legislature.
ALBANY, March 26.-The Assembly, after
speeches from Messrs. Beebe, Lincoln and 9th
ers, who alluded therein to the public sentii--
ment by Jim Fsk's outrageous arrest OF Sam
BowleS, adopted resolution causing an lnveS-
tigation into the Imprisonment of Stephen Eng
lish editor in New York, ON charge OF libel
against the Mutual Insurance Co.
The Erie fare bill, amended to 3 cents per
mile, has passed the Senate.
The Tweed Investigation.
The Tweed investigation has been resumed
here by the Senate Committee contrary TO ex-
pectaton. Tweed is not present, but his coun-
sci, Jno. Graham, submitted written protest
against the jurisdiction and power of the COM
mittee, insisting that Tweed never was MEM
Der of the present Senate, and declining to take
part in the proceedings. Graham, however,
said Tweed was ready to resign if the Senate
only desired to vacate the seat. The commit
tee decided to proceed with the case and evil
dence was taken of Mr.. Cady, Samuel j. Til
den and John H. Keyscr. Mr.. Graham with
drew during Mr. Tilden's examination. The
case will be continued tomorrow.
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The Wool Market.

BosroS. March &c -[Reported 'or the Press. 1.-The
following Is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-OLio and Pennsylvania pick-lock 62 g
CSC; do CHOICE Xxx 81 a. 5Sc; do fine % " otc; me,
dium 55 a SIC: coarse 81 q 53c; Michigan extra ana
Xxx IS q 57c fine 81 q 55c; medium % g DC COM
medium SO a SIC, common As 9 soc; pulled extra
Az q 55c supertine 40 q 60; No l, 20 g 3oc; comp,
ing neeee 62A g &c; California IS a ACC; Iexas 10
y quo Canada 40 q SIC; do combing IS q -; Smyr-
"a washed - q CT do unwashed, = q &C; Buenos
ayres ~ g SIC; Cape Good Hope 80 a 37c Austra-
a Toe. ~ -'e'''A" u ~ w
~ nena,ks-We cannot report any Improvement In
he notwithstanding stocks are sold up quite
5or tne season and the prospective arrivals of
uo oon uomesuc and foreign are light For nearly
n & al, ne BUSINESS has been quite unfortunate
Woolens by the fire in November last enoh,"d hoId
ers IN the interior to realize good prices for Tho h
OF tne domestic fleece on hand, but as veal oStar
week passes, the demand for woolens falls a. mucb
short OF expectation, manufacturers purchase can
Ously and dealers are anxious close mn the stOs
on hand, the future market is so uncertain. eA'
The New York Economist says:-Hencefortb We
look for a more steady trade at uniform rates and
would advise the trade generally to cease croakino
about the high price of WOOL Is as low as it
is likely TO 60 till the clip comes upon the market
The California clip is likely to be late this year and
are very light From South America we have late
advices that the clip this year has come upon the
market in bad If not heavy condition. There has
been recently great tumble in the price of Monte
vdeo woos but if we take condition into calculation
1t may prove more apparent than real.
IN prices. number Of manufacturers are looking
through the market but they generally show no in
cnha6lon to purchase largely at current market
ia'es. holders generally are firm In their views.
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TENPLARS OF HONOR

1t Templars' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
COUNCIL-Maine, first and third Mondays in each
month.
TEMPLE-Forest City, No. l. every Wednesday
evening.
MAINE CHARITABLE MECHANIC ASSOCIATION
Corner Of Congress and Casco streets. First Thurs
day in each month.
Young MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Corner
Congress and Casco streets. Every evening.
PORTLAND FRATERNITY-No. 1854 Congress street.
Every evening.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-Bramhall Lodge, No. 8,
Thursday evenings; Munjoy Lodge, No. g. Wednes-
day evenings. At their Hail. Clapp's Block. Market
Square.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC-BosworthP Post
No. 2; corner Congress and Casco streets, Friday
evenings.
PORTLAND ARMY AND NAVY UNION Corner
Congress and Brown streets. First Tuesday In each
month.
Sons OF ADMINISTRATIONS Division, No 95
Sons of Temperance Hail. Friday evening.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF COOP TEMPLARs-Ar-
cana, Monday; Mission, Wednesday;-in Williams
block, Congress street. Mystic, Thursday; Atlantic,
Saturday;-at Sons OF Temperance Hail. Congress
street Iron Clad, Thursday, at West End Pocahon-
tas, Thursday.
PORTLAND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No. 75-Cor-
ner Congress and Casco Streets Second Saturday in
each month.
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New York stock and moneyzmarke,

NEW YORK, March. 26- Morning.-Gold at 116'
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange 10S q 10Sa
Stocks steady. State stocks dull.
There were thirteen offers of bonds to-day, amount.
ing to about 81 427 from ia 29100 a lis 100
The amount advertised to be purchased was half O
mil ion, was taken at from ia 29loo q ia 6O10O.
NEW YORK. March 26-EUentn0.-Tbe chief topic
of discussion in financial circles to-day the ad-
in the rate of discount of the Bank of England
to per cent
Money active and stronger at 1872 @ lie per cent
and interest per diem call. The usury bill pro-
viding against collecting over per cent has passed
the State Senate. Sterling Exchange strong at 1854
"a 1882 Gold active and higher; ranging from 115s
"a i16f and closing at 1859 q 116; loans at a per
cent. for carrying Clearings $61 OO0o oo Treasury
Export $3O6 900 in silver bars Governments strong
with advance of an per cent. in 5-2O's U. s. SIS
an per cent. lower State bonds dull; Tennessees
and Missouris weak. Railroad mortgages steady
The Stock market was dull and generally weak, but
fluctuations, except in Pacific Mall, Panama. Harlem
and Erie were not especially important. Pacific
Mail was active and had many fluctuations between
SO and 56a, closing somewhat above the lowest price,
The follovinu tha of s,ona of r. nvorp,,ar+
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Brief .Loffiuga.

Corn meal was put to good use yesterday i'll
being sprinkled over the sidewalks on Exchange
street.
We have good authority for stating that Rev.
DR.. Hill has accepted the pastorate of the FRS
Parish church. A church meeting will be held
next Monday, when DR. Hills answer to the
call will be read
A dog excited some alarm ON Federal street
yesterday morning by foaming at the mouth
and playing mad.
The are but six patients at the Greely hos.
pital.
Rev. c. b. Pitolado lectures on s'Love and
Love letters next week. If his hearers get as
much pleasure out of love letters as lovers do
they will make up delighted audience.
William Smith of Lawrence, has been ap-
pointed Superintendent of locomotives, engi'
neers and stokers on the Boston g. Maine rail-
road.
There were two runaways yesterday, one on
Middle and one on Congress street. Piles OF
kinding wood resulted.
A cold drilling rain began to fall about
three o'clock yesterday afternoon, and soon COW
cred the sidewalks with ''glare" of ice.
Two one-armed foreigners, with magnificent
voices, interested our citizens yesterday singing
La Marseillaise, Partant pour Ia Syne, and sew
eral Italian operate airs. The scrip flowed in
freely, and one man gave them five dollars
The tweaty-ifth anniversary of the marriage
OF Ferdinand Burnell and wife, was celebrated
by silver wedding at Woodford's Corner last
evening The attendance was large.
Mr.. George s. Rowell, RECENTLY oo,noctod
with the Advertiser, delivered lecture at
Pressure Isle Thursday light on Napoleon III.
Yesterday morning slight fire occurred on
board the steamer City of Richmond" 1t
originated from several mattresses piled up
near the cabin stove Damage about $780, In
sured for $4,000 at the agencies of Little,
Munger, and Loring.
The Park street sociable will be held tonight
at Army & Navy Hail.
There was no business before tn e Mnnicipa
Court yesterday.
A match game of billiards took place at til
Preble House last evening between two of GU
well known billiardists. s.. The contest was .
close one, and the game was won by tire
points only, $50 points being up.
The mountain of glass which the little primo
scaled in the old fairy story, by means of da
mond slippers didn't compare in point of "sliI
periness' with the sidewalks last evening.
Five inebriates and thirteen dodgers tool
shelter at the police station last night
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shoes sff TON, March 25-The shipments of Boots and
lana lot the past week Comprise 32 100 against
$40 oe7 'o.ai shipments since January 1, have been
cd last year. 'o @'eS i0i 'no eeiho pe'i
Inere continues to be fair number of buyers from
.he snaner markets both south and west, and full
Ine usual quantity Of goods taken by New York
I'm and Baltimore. Manufacturers arr
ers, who find their trade fully up to expection Ther
is also something doing with the New England trade
although many of the retailers have waited for NOR
spring-iike weather. We think there is upon tb
whole, a more cheerful feeling among manufacturer
and buyers, and as We have previously remarked tn
season Is likely to close better than it promised a
the opening "
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MATANZAS. Bark Ellen Stevens-3O00 box shocks,
1000 shocks and heads 500 cart hid Shocks 1926 bdls
hoops so kits mackerei.
Bark Cephas Starrett-S195 box shocks.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Schr Geo Calhoun-1100 bbs flour,
224 bags feed.
Steamer Glenden-s0O bbls -four, $500 bush oats, 10
tons feed, 1900 gals whskey, lbs tobacco $40
pairs boots and shoes, lot of mdse.
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A Murder CaSe

CHICAGO, March 26-Wm L. Langston, the
Mary Eastman living with her, was found
murdered in bed recently, near Paradise, Coles
county, ILL.,, has confessed to killing both par
les, and accuses his wife as an accessory
Langston is in Jail waiting trial The only mo-
tive he assigns for the crime is the instigation
and persuasion of his wife, who had never had
pleasant feelings toward the old lady. In adj
diton to this it is probable that Langston and
his wife were somewhat over anxious to get
possession of the old lady's property. There
is very strong feeling against the murderer In
the neighborhood where the tragedy occurred,
and had he not been removed by the officers he
probably would have received summary justice.
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BODY FoUND.-The dead body of male
child was found in the Office at the entrance of
Evergreen Cemetery, Tuesday afternoon, and
Coroner Gould was notified, who viewed the
body and decided it was still-born. The little
fellow was wrapped up in female clothing, con-
sisting of drawers, two skirts and jacket made
of black cashmere with velvet collar. The
Coroner ordered the body buried, but brought
the Jacket to the city to deliver to the mother
provided she calls on the coroner for it. The
under garments were made of new linen, of
wnicn material much more was used than was
necessary for the occasion.
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An Investigation i'm Michigan.

JACKSON, March 25.-The Honse of Repre-
sentatlves, by the concurrence of both political
the action of the committee appointed to inves-
tigate the conduct of-Attorney General Morris,
in reference to the issuance of State warrants
under the railroad subsidy law. The report of
the committee was to the effect that the action
OF Attorney General Morris had given occasion
for unrleaSant suspicious.
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METEOROLOGICAL
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR


WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
March q. Il A. MY
; Probabiities-For Thursday, throughout the
Southern Middle Atlantic States, rising bar
ometer north and northwest winds and clear
or clearing weather. brisk winds will continue
and cloudy but clearing weather over New Eug-
land and portions of the Middle Atlantic States
the area of highest pressure will extend over
the Ohio Valley and eastward with generally
light winds and clear cold weather and rising
temperature will extend over the Gulf States
west of Alabama during Thursday afternoon;
cloudy weather will prevail from Kansas to the
lake centre in Dakota. Cautionary signals will
New Haven, New London, Woods Hole, Bos-
ton and Portland.
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~ J. q. BAILEY e. CO., Auctieneer,
Furniture at Auctiou.

"E shall sell at public auction WEDNESDAY
w April I'd, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at use No. las
Congress, corner Of ashngton street, all the Fur
lor Suit lcGieen Damask; do in Hair Cloth Marble
p Cantre and Pier Tables; B. w. Extension Din
Maptel Ornaments. Bedsteads, Bureaus, Toilet
Tables. Chairs, Feather Beds, Mattresses, Psrlor,
Dining Room, Chamber and Stair Carpets, Crockery,
Glass, Tin, Wood and Iron Ware, Soap Stone and
Parlor Stoves Kitchen Furniture, &C., &c.
mch24 dtd
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Receipts. by Raiirond. and s.eamboa,.

do shocks, do hay, do oats, "a do lumber, 8 dc
for Liverpool, do for Allan Line, do for st. John
2 do for Boston.
STEAMER FRANCONIA. FROM NEW YoRK-250C
dry hides 246 bales rags 20 do WOOL do burlaps 80
do duck 46 do hair 81 bags WOOL 200 do seed 10 cof
fee, 80 hhds moasses do tobacco, 100 half chests
tea casks white lead go kegs do do 100 boxes rails
window glass, so do hard ware, 20 dc drugs, % dc
oranges, IA bds STEEL % do baper hangings II loco
motive tires bars iron, forge, 27 cases machinery
pianos, 250 pkgs sundries.
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For BREAKFAST, Cocoa has become gener-
al favorite wherever it has been introduced
Medical men recommend it as preferable to tea
or coffee for nervous or delicate constitutions.
Walter Baker & Co., Boston have achieved the
highest reputation for their preparations CT
Chocolate aud Cocoa, which are sold every
uhara
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Auction Sale.

YTVO be sold at public auction on the premises, on
Il Thursday, April tenth, the valuable and well
known farm Of the late Richard Purinton said farm
Is sitnaied in East Windham, on the road leading
from Portland to Gray Corner, and consisting Of 80
acres of land well divided into tillage and pasture
lands; an exc 'lent hay farm Also 80 acres OF wood
land well timbered. The buildings consist Of dwell
ing House, Wood-shed. two Barns, and other ont
buildings Water convenient to house and barn.
Also farming tools, carriages, baggage wagon, nice
top buggy horse, household furniture, &C., &c.
Sale CONNIE ncing at o'clock r M.
JOHN o. WINSHIP, A"ctioneer.
So. Windham, March 1s, 1873. mari sdlawtdw3w
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THURSDAY MORNING. MAR. p, 1878
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Choice Groceries, &c-F. o. Bailey s. Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Presentation Concert-Rockland.
Love l.etters-City Hall.
Sacred c ncert-First Baptist Church.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Cumberland Bar Association-Meeting.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Equitable Life Assurance Society-RobeIts q Ciarh
Divinity School-Harvard University.
Piano Tuning-Ed. b. Robinson.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Tontine Insurance-Roberts 81 Clark.
For Breakfast-Walter BLker & 20.
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Murder and R0hherv

SAN FRANCISCO, March 26.-J. P. D. Wilkin,
harbor master at Stockton, was found this
morning in the street of that place with his
skull fractured and pockets rifed. Physicians
say he cannot recover. Two men were arrested
on tuspicon of the crime and one of them had
Wilkins's knife in his possession.
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Choice Groceries and Store Fix
lures at Auction.

IN MONDAY, March 31st, at 2} O'Clock, 1 shall
" sell at store recently occupied BY Dodge Bros,
on Congress street. at head of Chestnut Tea, Flour
sene on, Vinegar, Honey, Candles Canned Peaches,
Peas, Corn. Blaeberries, Tomatoes Dried Currants
Tartar Herbs, Mustard, Extracts, Brown Paper,
Coal, &c also large upright Ice Chest, Pung stand
ing Desk, Counters, Plai form and Spring balance
Scales, Stove, Meat Block, Bench, Tub and Tray,
large Curtain, matched boards, Tools and Measures
H. G. PEABODY, 4
100 Exchange street, agent for creditors.
f. O. BAILEY e. CO., Auctioneers.
mch27 dtd
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MR. James G. Sheridan, who has had prac-
tlcal experience of over twenty five years in the
plastering business, twenty of which have been
passed at the stand now occupied by him, calls
attention to his advertisement in another col.
umn. As samples of his ability, he calls atten-
ton to his work at the post Office, the custom
house and the Falmouth Hotel, in this city
the Lewiston city building and the Wateryille
Memorial Hall
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Household Furniture at Auction.

" House No. 261 Danforth street. we shall sell the
Furniture in said house, consisting Of Paror Suit In
b. w. and Crimson Rept, Pictures, Chamber S, It's,
Beds, Feather Beds and Mattresses Bedding, Oh
Carpets, Extension Tab e, Dining Room Chairs Cur
tains, Crockery, Glass and Silver Plated Ware, 5
Coal Stoves, Range No. g. together with the entire
Kitchen Furniture ,
BY F. O. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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su,peusiou Of a Banking House.

New HAVEN, Conn, March 26-The bank
ing house of E. S. Scranton g. Co., suspended
this noon, owing to the unexpected run upon
tho bank. 1t is probable that the suspension
is temporary one and that the depositors will
be paid in full.
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CUMBERLAND, Md, March 26.-N. A. Creger
of Baltimore, deputy marshal, attempted to
arrest John Wallace, at Burton yesterday, on
the charge of counterfeiting. wheu Wallace
made desperate resistance, beating the officer
mountains.
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Scranton CoaI Sale.

NEW YORK, March, 26-At the Scranton coal sale
to-day The following prices were obtained Lump
81 52t 46O; stove S. O23 TT; chestnut, 81 III q
90 One hundred thousand tons were sold
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Representative Garfield Requested to Re-
sign.

CLEvELANp, March 26.-The Trumbull Coun-
ty Republican Convention at Warren to-day,
adopted reeolution asking Hon james a.
Garfield to resign his seat in the House of Rep
resentatives, and declaring that by voting for
the retroactive salary bill he has forfeited the
confidence of his constituents.
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Sale of Real Estate
at Public Auction

pY virtue Of a license from the Hon. Judge OF
ID Probate for Cumberland County, shall sell at
public auction, on the premises, on Saturday the
nineteenth day of April next at II A. NJ, all the real
estate belonging to the estate of Levi A. Gates late
of Freeport, in said County deceased. Said real
tate consists Of about IS of land situated the
road leading from FreeLort to South Durham, about
miles from f1eegort village, containging moving.
Also about tire. acres salt marsh near Israel
True's In said Freeport about one mile below Free
port Village. The reversion of the Widows dover
in the first described property win be sold at the
same time and place.
Terms made known at time of sale.
EDWARD P. OXNARD,
Admir- of Estate Of Levi A. Gates.
Freeport, March 18th, 1873 marlsdoaw3ws
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ST. LOUIS, March ga despatch from Kan
sas city says John S. Harris, late postmaster of
that place, and cashier of the Union German
Savings Bank, which was recently robbed and
set on fire, was arrested to-day on The charges
of arson and robbery. He was released GU
$4,000 bail in each case
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LONDON, March 26-11. 90 A. M.-Consols opened at
92a q 923 for money and for account
American securities-U s. 5-2O's 1865, DID, at 944;
do 1867 935; do l0-4Os, ss4 new 5s 9l3 Erie Rail-
way at 51a.
LONDON, March $500 P. M.-Consols closed at
90 a 92s for money and account.
American securities-U. s. 520s, 1865, DID, 94a; do
1857, 93a U. S. 1040s, s9i 5s 500. Erie Railway
51A.
LIVERPOOL, March $500 P. M.-Cotton closed
quiet and steady Middling aplands 81 a 9ad do Or
leans 81 SGD sales 1900 bales including 5000 for
speculation and export.
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Stated Meetings.
CITY GOVERNMENT

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen meets the first
Monday evening of each month.
The Common Council meets the second Monday
evening of each month.
The School Committee meet the third Monday eve
ming Of each month