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The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19

ST. JOSEPH, March 1S.-When the afternoon
train on the North Missouri Railroad arrived
here yesterday it was met by all the railroad
employees in the city, who ordered the engineer
to leave the road. They finally consented to his
returning with the train and mails, but refused
to permit him to run the train it single pas
senger got aboard. The entire police force of
the city were present and prevented more Seri-
ons disturbance. The strike on the road seri-
ously interrupts travel from this point. AT
Kansas City an engine was ditched in the turn
table pit and the turntable pit was destroyed,
thus preventing any engine from being run out
City last night guarded by the police.
ST.. LOUIS, March 1S-The strike on the st.
Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railroad still
continues. Trains were stopped at different
points to-day, and the strikers seemed deter
mined to suspend thet operations of the road.
Armed police from the city are at various
places along the line, but are not strong enough
to prevent the mob from at least partially car
rying out their designs. The military has been
ordered out as reported last night. Some trains
moved from Moberly to-day under the guard of
the police, aud comparative order prevails at
that point. The engines that were ditched
there yesterday morning were placed on the
track again to-day. The working force is be-
ing protected by the police, and the road is now
clear. A train from here last night ran into
pile of ties placed on the track at the st.
Charles grade, ditching the engine and tender.
but injurng nobody. Grand engineer Wilson
will arrive here tonight, when compromise is
expected to be made.
About nine o. clock this morning bridge
crossing small stream a few miles from st.
Charles was burned. The damage was, howev-
err, repaired in about three hours so that trains
could pass. Quite number of strikers were
arrested at Moberly to-day and several were ar
rested yesterday at Lexington Junction and
placed in the Richmond jail.
Another train ives ditiched at ST. Charles to-
night. The railroad company has offered
reward of $4,000 for the arrest and conviction
of the parties engaged in ditching the engines
at Moberly, cutting the telegraph wires at
Montgomery, burning bridge near st. Charles
and doing other damage at different points on
the road
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
RriefJottinss.

| Yesterday was pre-moist day. 1t had every
| promise of rain.
The paper weapon called q notification
having.proved Intellectual, the Boston & Maine,
as will be seen by our court report, have re-
sorted to an injunction.
Our exchanges are going into ecstacies over
the ''honk'' of the wild goose, as it flies north
ward through the air. The ''s-ssh'' of the wild
goose, as it roasts upon the spit, seems to us
far more delightful sound.
Yesterday afternoon lady walking on ooh-
gress street near ST. Stephens church, aroppeo
bundle she had on her arm gifi JUS. oe-
hind her grabbed it and ran. she mas NOT peen
seen since This item deserves to be chronicled
nnder the head of daring robbery"
The Bisbee Literary Union will meet this
evening at the Congress street church where an
opportunity will be afforded to all who may
wish to become members
Edmund Phinney Esq, of this city who has
just returned from the West (Michigan) re-
ports that the snow is about all gone, and the
prospect is good for an early spring there.
The Eastern Express Company think to re-
move their offices to the corner of Middle and
Market streets.
Molasses that arrived at this port week ago
to-day was made into sugar Saturday and sold
by the grocers Monday.
Mr.. George M. Young, lately with H, H.
Hay, has purchased the apothecary business of
j. b. Totten at the corner of Pearl and Cum
berland streets
The Boston & Maine are testing the Westing-
hs.us and the Smith brakes.
Uncle Oliver, the faithful turnkey at the po-
lice station, was accosted by young girl on
the streets few days since, who informed him
that by his admonitions while she was nnder
arrest some time ago she was induced to turn
from her wicked ways, and lead better life.
St Patrick's Society purposes recognizing.
The members will hold meeting for that pur-
pose after the Cathedral services next Sunday.
A combat occurred on Commercial street
yesterday between Scotchman and Negro,
regarding the ownership of ten cent script
which one of them had found While they
were fighting, a by-stander stole the script.
Seven "simple" DRINKS were the arrests made
by the police last evening. up to midnight.
The strikers on the Boston and Maine extern
sion, in this city, yesterday afternoon attempt
ed to kick up row with those that were at
work. On the appearance of Marshal Parker
and Deputy Williams at the scene, the strikers
skedaddled incontinently.
1t is expected special meeting of the City
Council will be held this evening.
The annual meeting of the Portland Mechanic
Blues will be held this evening.
A snow storm commenced here about II
o'clock LIST evening. At midnight about two
inches had fallen and the fakes were coming
thick and fast.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
Murderer Lvuch.5

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1s.-At4 o,c,oo,,
terday afternoon a large number of CITY, yes
Salinas went to Monterey and seized the $50 ol
ff and broke the Jail. They took out Tornev
the murderer of Mrs. Nicholson, and took bii SS,,
three miles out of the city and hanged him.
The mob fastened rope around Torpey's neck
and compelled him to stand in the box of a
wagon. He was then told he must say all he
wanted to for his time had come. Torpey then
addressed the crowd for half an hour. The
lynchers then drove the wagon away and LETT
the man hanging by his neck to the limb OF OF, a
tree. his feet almost touching the ground. Inc In
crowd seized the rope and drew Torpey up hign-
er Several lynchers drew pistols and tired INTO
the body of the dying man. At the last ac-
counts the body was hanging and the mop
watching the place. IT,
The affair caused intense excitement. For
several hours armed men held possession or
Monterey and declared that they would take
Iorpey safely to Salinas for trial. The jail
guards offered no resistance; no shots were tired
and no one was injured. Torpey's wife, sister
and mother were near the Jail, witnessed the
whole affair, and begged the mob with prayers
aud tears not to injure him. The leaders prom
lsed that Torpey should not be hurt.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19

land &c y ib; Rice SO 90 y cask. To Philadelphia,
Upland Cotton, by steam, &c; Rice 50 % cask; Do
mestics 81 o. To Baltimore, steam &c on up Sottoh
kce to Baltimore 81 80 " cask. Cotton to Boston,
s N wa New York 75c W 100 Tbs; to Proyldence wa
um lork I5c VI 100 Tbs; via Boston Toe " lOO IDS.
Nan Vt 70 Philadelphia, steam, sail 81 00g9 5O.
inm,ior k and Sound ports, Lumber $40 90 l9 III;
more n boston and eastward S11 80 q II so; Balti-
from a. 5a ~ - 9 80. The rates for Timber are
dies and wiSd,n igher than Lumber rates. West IN
her aos sz6 and per cent I1nited K;rndor tn
per cent |ork f'r orders. Rio ,Ianeiro coo and 4
LIiMoRE, March 15,-Fre;oh.s M,
tonnage IS better, though it siii supply OF
.ue OF business; vessels ~ T snort OF
aoino 10 al quarters. Steamers aes are
Grain 10d; Oil Cake 3Os Cotton ed revise rates.
32s Cd; do through to IL and 45s: S;ri nu Ioeae-
to Holland and Antwerp sos; Lard and Ti ia hhds
Liverpool 40s. Per sail:-For Resin a. q ~ az, to
low an La 37s Cd "a AS W ton, WALNUT Woo,a Ia az
81 P ION; Tobacco. Maryland and Ohio hhds 30s Vas
ginia do 35s. Cotton SIG q W Id. Slaves 35s ID NJ
Oil Cake 27s Cd a sos % ton Grain Sd " bush. II
Bremen per steamer we quote Lard and Meat SOS /:
MARYLAND Tobacco 40s, Virginia do 45s, Kentucky do
55s, Cotton Sd. We quote charters as follows: Brig
Proteus to Sagua Ia Grande end back North Of Hat
teras at So 80 " hid on Sugar and W on Molasses
schr Louisa A Orr, to st. Thomas, Coal at So 90;
American brig 376 tons, to come around from Bos-
tom Coal to Fort de France, Mart, So I5 Italian brig
Salecto to Cork for ORDERS 9s or; Hol brig ceres
to Rotterdam, Lubrcating Oil, rs 3d. Swed orlg os-
car so direct port, Corn Is I'd Coastwlse[DusIness
restricted for want of vessels; we quote cram W
Charleston and Savannah lie in bags, ana nc ior
small vessels in bulk; TO Sound ports lOc, 10 Doson
and further Eust II "a 13c.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19

MAINE STATE HosPITAL.-The Executive
Comm ttee of the Maine State Hospital Fair
have organized by the choice of A. VIII.
Clapp as Chairman, G. E. Jose Secretary, c. H.
Haskell Treasurer Hon. John B. Brown has
kindly placed at the disposal of this committee
one of the stores under the Falmouth Hotel
which will be used as their headquarters The
Executive Committee is composed of the fol-
lowing named gentlemen: A. w. H. Clapp, c.
II. Haskell, DR.. S. C. Gordon, e. E. Jose, DIR.
F. H. Gerrish, H. F. Kurdish, DIR. S. FL.
Tewksbury, and James E. Carter.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19

POISONED. Monday night gentleman In
this c;tv who has been suffering for long time
from ;nf,ammatory rheumatism, sent out to
neighboring apothecary's for some paragoric'
bottle of medicine was sent IN, and the pa
tient took dose of it. He sank into deep
sleep from which he never awakened. An ex-
animation of the contents of the bottle was
made, it was discovered that laudanum had, by
some mistake, been substituted for paragoric.
AS the public interest does not seem to demand
the publication of names, we refrain from men,
tonng them.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
WASHINGTON.

Ex-senator Sawyer to be Assistant secre-
tary of the Treasury.
WAHsINGToN, March 1S,-The President has
determined to appoint Frederick A. Sawyer, ex-
Senator from South Carolina, as Assistant Sec
rotary of the Treasury, and will send the nom
ination to the Senate to-day.
The Baltimore ColIectorship.
A delegation of colored men from Baltimore
headed by Bishop Wayman, had an interview
with the President this morning in behalf of "
the retention of John L. Thomas as Collector at
Baltimore.
Legal Tenders.
The amount of legal tender notes outstanding
to-day is 1857 ,278,205.
Nominations.
The President made the following nomina-
tions to-day: E. A. Thomas of New York, As
seciate Justice of the Supreme Court for Wy
0mlng Territory; Jason B. Brown of Indiana,
Secretary of Wyoming; Hiram Latham, Sur
veyor General for Wyoming; S. o. Upham,
postmaster at Waltham, Mass, and John w.
Clark at Montpelier, VT.
Combinations. $500
The Senate this afternoon confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations: Jno. Goforth, to be As
slstant Attorney General vice VIM. McMichael
resigned, to take effect April 9th; David Nog-
gle, Chief Justice of Supreme Court of Idaho
territory; j. P. Kidder, Chief Justice of Su-
preme Court of Dakota territory; A. X. P. SAT-
ford, Governor OF Arizona territory; VIM NJ
Michael, United States Attorney for the cas-.
tern district of Pennsylvania
Casey's Conformation.
Col. Casey's confirmation as Collector at New
Orleans is earnestly opposed. Senator West is
against him, but the more, he says in the inter-
est OF the State of Louisiana than with the hope
OF defeating him. 1t is said the vote will be
close.
The Vienna Exposition.
The following persons have been annonted
by the President to attend the Vienna Exhibi-
ton: Practical artizans, N. NJ Lowe of Massa.
chusetts; and James " Meige of Massachusetts.
Among the scientific men are E. N. Horsford
OF Massachusetts and Peter Collier of Vermont.
A large number of honory commissioners to
the exhibition have also been appointed.
Naval Change,
Rear Admiral Scott is detached from the
command of League Island and ordered to the
command of the North Atlantic coast
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Sierif's Sale of Store Fixtures.
A 'signee's Sale-F. o. Bailey & Co. 90.
Auction Sale-John o. Winship.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
st. Lawrence street Society-Concert.
Mission Lodge-Arcana Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
A Paragraph for Dyspeptcs
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
No ice-C L. Litchfield-
Cheapest Book Stores in the United States.
Executors Notice-Barrows and Deering.
Administrators Notice-Benjamin Kingsbury, Jr
Farm for Sale or Exchange.
Taylor's Announcements-3.
For Sale-Farm.
Dissolution of Copartnership-Allen & Bunker.
Estate of Edward A. Burnell.
Portland Turnverein-Annual Meeting.
P. A. & N. U.-Sp0cial Meeting.
T Rent and for Sale-Wm H, Jerris
,moval-P. Feeney.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19

"Tontine" Life Insurance is believed and de-
clared to be one of the greatest humbugs of
modern times, by the ablest actuaries in the
country. Commissioner Paine of this State
has the same opinion and SO have the men
most conversant with it throughout the coun-
try. And so will any person who will examine
it intelligently, Notwithstanding the quota
tions from New York and Boston papers writ
ten for those papers and paid for by interested
parties.
Nineteen out of every twenty intelligent In
surance men are opposed to Tontines, on the
ground of their deception and cheat.
Mar 17-2taw3w-M&W
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Several Persons Badly Injured.

BosroN, March 1S.-During the march OF the
St. Patrick's procession in Cambridge yester-
day. four horses attached to barouche became
Interchangeable and dashed through and over
the crowd at fearful pace. Over dozen per-
sons were injured, among thel.. John Sweeney,
a spectator, knocked down and seriously injur-
ed, not expected to recover; James Gallagher,
knocked off his horse, the animal falling upon
him, injuring him seriously and causing the
loss of Que eye; Charles A. Mcconnell, member
of Brainards Band, knocked down, receiving
cuts about the head; Thomas Gallagher, also a
memDer of the band, bruises; Cornelius Dono-
van, three RIBS broken and otherwise injured;
Daniel Merrill, aged 10, and girl named Jen..
ME Sullivan, Ii years old. knocked down and
received slight bruises The occupants of the
carriage jumped out safely.
A Son Assaults and Robs His Father.
LOWELL, March 1S.-Edward Slovin, a young
man of abont Is years. son of James Slovin,
stone mason, residing on ham street, visited
about five o'clock yesterday afternoon, the tool
and blacksmith shop of his father, where he
rendered brief assistance, soon dealing blow
with missile on the latters head, rendering
him senseless. He then robbed him of thirty
five dollars and left 1t appears that he attend
ed the theatre and a ball in the evening. Officer
A. E. Libby, secreted near Mr.. Slovin's house,
arrested him at four O clock. this morning. He
had but eleven cents on his person
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
METEOROLOGICAL,
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENry-roUI
HOURS

fI0IAbIHITIES FUK THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
March 10. Il A. MY
Probabilties-For Wednesday in New Eng
land and New York south and west winds with
cloud and rain in the morning, clearing away
by evening; for the Middle States westerly
winds and partly cloudy and clearing weather;
for the Southern States westerly winds winds
evening by southerly winds and cloud or rain in
the western Gulf States; the low barometer in
the Northwest will extend over Michigan and
the Ohio valley, with increasing southerly winds
and cloudy weather. Cautionary signals con-
tinue at Woods Hole, Boston, and Portland,
Me
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
Receipts by Railroads and steambon,

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY cars sundries, do
shocks, do hoops, 10 starch do for Boston, do
headings, do for Allan Line, do lumber, do rail-
road iron, do wheels, 2 do for st. John, NIB, 0 do
for Halifax.
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE. FROM NEW YoRK.-52
bales WOOL 66 do rags 40 do pulp 172 rolls pulp 1874
tobacco, 10 casks bleaching powders do sheet zinc
do lead paint, 1853 bbs ros n, 800 do sugar. 80 do
birthstone, IS do glass ware 10 do OIL 81 ties tobacco
81 kegs soda 46 bulls paper hangngs 10 do Selves Al
boxes sugar. TO do btters 800 ralsins so do glass
ware 5 do starch 20 do hardware 30 do drugs rs do
SOAP 100 do tobacco % do potash 10 bags rice clay
retort 80 boxes saeraus 20 dry goods pkgs
sundries
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
Democratic state Convention.

PROVIDENCE, R. T., March 1S.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met in this city to-day,
VIM B. Beach presiding. The following NOM
nations were made: For Governor, Charles r
Wales of Providence; Secretary of State, Tom
j. Weller of Bristol; Attorney General, Geo.
N. Bliss of East Providence; General Treasur-
er, w, P. Congdon of Newport.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19

CoNCERT.-A concert of vocal and instru-
mental music will be given by the ladies of the
o. Lawrence street society, tomorrow evening.
some OF the best talent in the city has been Sc
cured Ior the occasion. As the object for which
the ladies are working is a very laudable one,
we trust there will be full attendance.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
Drunken Murder,

CHICAGO, March ia gang of drunken
Irisbmeu invaded German ball room in South
Halstead street early this morning, and became
involved in a fight Albert Gietz was held by
three Irishmen while Luke Haley drew knife
and cut his throat from ear to ear. Haley and
his comrades were secured 1t seems Haley
was first assaulted.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 1S.-The Printing
Cloth market is quiet and prices unchanged
The resolutions of the Democratic State Con-
vention to-day denounce the Congressional sal
arV bill and the Credit Mobilier; express SYM
pathy with the people of Louisiana under the
rule of the Federal Ku-Klux, and disapprove
the real estate qualification for naturaized citi-
liens in this State.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
AUCTION SALES.
Sherias Sale.
CTATE IN MAINE r.

STATE OF MAlNE-CuMBERLANp. IS:
A TTACliED on sundIy writs and will he sold hv
"A consent Oh parties, commencing on saturday
the fifteenth day OF March, A. ID. 1878 at ri and
o'clock p NJ. and continue until all Is sold M ths
store occupied by j. A. Day, No. 1903 Mid5ie
Street. opposite First National Bank, In Porti md
and county aforesaid, the foil wing personal proper
ty, to witt large and valuable assortment Of TOYS
games pocket cutlery, bill and cket books drums
dolls and doll heads in value from SIP 90 TO 20 cts.
willow ware, work baskets, writing DESKS and fancy
boxes perfumery and oils, fine vases wine SETS cups
and saucers, mugs, candy, &c. Also triumph soda
fountain, silver plated tumbler washer, fruit coun-
tiers aud stands, three show s. canny Jars, etc.
ms is one OF the largest and finest stocks OF tho
"ve goods In the city and will be sold in lots to suit
Dated at Portland, March 12, 1873.
r,u,o,, MATHEW ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
'iotd +. y. BAILEY & CO. Auctioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
State Eair-Eire,

BANGOR, March 1S.-The Trustees of the
Maine State Agricultural Society have fixed
the date for the next State Fair on the 18th,
18th, 18th and 10Th of September next. Over
$4,000 is offered in premiums.
VIM. Grinnells house IN East Exeter, was
burned Saturday night. Loss about $500; IN
sured for $3.50.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

AS will be seen by our auction column the
store fixtures belonging to the Day stock, No.
103 Middle street. will be sold tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock a. M Mr.. Bailey expects to
close the stock to-day, and bargains may be
expected.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
European Markets.

LONDON, March 1S-11.00 A. M.-Consols opened at
92s q 923 for money and for account
,o american securites-U. s. 52Os 1866 old, 93A; do
1851, $50; U. S. 1O4Os, SO: news IS 9Os Erie Railway
52i. ~. vs. ~ N'
LONDON, March $500 P M.-Consols and Amer
lean closed unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, March 1900 P. M.-Cotton closed
ulatlon and export.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19

New York Stock md Money Market.
New YORK. March. 18- Mornino.-Gold at 115s.
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange 10S a 1853.
Stocks dull and steady. State Stocks quiet
New YORK.. March 1S-Eccn,Ro.-Financial af-
fairs nearly stringent Money opened at per cent.
gold and advanced successfully to 1-64 q 1872 and
l-16 per day, closing at the highest rate. Sterling
noon and lower in the afternoon. 1t opened at 1151
and closed at 115i loans per cent. for carrying
Clearngs $44 100000. Treasury disbursements $685.
900. Governments strong and higher. State bonds
dull. Stocks dull and the changes throughout the
list unusually light; prices advanced by noon a
per cent. fell OFT somewhat thereafter, but eventual
ly became steady.
The following ,unrn tl,a tio,,s Gnuorp,ont
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
Superior Court. ,

MARCH TERM, BEFORE JUDGE sYMoNDs.
characterization B. Gee vs.. Frank G. Patterson.
Action to recover damages by an alleged Illegal ar
rest and false imprisonment. Damages claimed
$4,000. Jury out when court adjourned.
Strout & Gage for plaintiff
Bradburys for defendant
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
U. g. District Court.

BEFORE JUDGE FOX.
TUEsDAY.-Aroostook Express Co. VS.. steamer
William Stroud and owners. On trial.
Putnam. Bradbury.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
Indians ON the War Path.

New YORK, March 1S.-A letter from Port
land Oregon, to the World says the Indians in
the eastern division of Washington Territory
are on the war path, and will resist any at
teinpts made to force them upon reservation.
The settlers have organized mslitary compa-
ny.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19

Tailor Fields of Auburn. N. Y, struck with
bar of iron by Perry, who with three Others
escaped Jail in that city Friday night last, died
prisoners was retaken. Perry is still at large.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
Freightsa

SAVANNAH, Mich 14-Freights-we quote as fol.
l,ws:-Cotton to Liverpool, via New York by steam
To Havre, 1c Gold; Bremen I'd on Uplands. Coast.
wise-To New York per steam, Upland sc; Sea Is
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19

Crowds of people visit Wagner, the alleged
murderer He seems to have completely recov-
ere his composure, and meets the gaze undaunt
eddy. '---->-%
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
ASSignee'S Sale

az WEDNESDAY,, March 2sth, at 2, O'Clock D
" NJ, shall sell at the saesroom of X ~ 5u r.
a. Co., Is Exchange street, Portland Me-. the My
cellaneous Library Of John o. Winship. Bankr,nt
consisting ct Appleton's New Anne lean Encyelope3i,
Tuesday and Wednesday before the sale - y"
G. p. MArToCKs.
Assignee in Bankruptcy of John o. Winship.
#. o. BAILEY a. CO., Auctioneer,,
mch19 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19


N.Noi AhAD''0 LUG toaas ~ VIZ nc"
oe 80. ."sS 49, s 81 :. .',s.., j" -,
.ta,,ah ~ o5a po ~ o..ondcna p ,os a,.n
onousn 'ne auuenoe III a''euaa',oe was small
Gent variety to prevent monotony. Her voice
is we'll adapted to evolutionary effects, possess
ing great compass and power, and at the same
time of womanly sweetness, and has none of
the masculine tone so often attained BY lady
lecturers and readers The intervals between
selections were occupied in appropriate original
remarks which added to the social pleasure of
the entertainment. The following was the pro-
pramme nresented.
!. Katie Lee and Willie Grav.
2. The Face against the Pane.
q p Pa1e pr;.or
6. Lord Walters Wife.
Z. Zekieis Courtn'. it-
% o. STa R,,oI. cal
~ !Iemims elder
IL. High Tide on the Coast of Lincolnshire.
y I The R Romn,eer,s nv Mn Sh;n
Hor hoe, offort ,vos in tho render;no If Jono.
fellow,0 "Ru;ld;no Of tho shin y which we have
nevor hoor5 ,,uasortod - mora ocoontahle
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19

STEEL Knives and every description of Table
Ware Plated, or Replated in the very best man.
ner at short notice and at reasonable price, at
Atwood's New Rooms, q Market Square.
feb25-eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
FINANCIAL AND COM vi EHCIAL.
EOrcigu Exu0rin.

FOfciSu Exports.
MATANZAS. Brig Fannie II Jennings-1S0O box
Shocks $500 hoops 6 truss hoops 1000 hid shocks and
heads, s,l5O # Boards 139 empty casks.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Schr Humming Bird-12OO bbls
-four, 1000 # walnut lumber
schr Carrie-9OO bbls -FOUR Sc do beans, 100 do oat-
meal.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-19
General Railroad Rill.

TRENTON, March 18.-The general railroad
pull as amended by the committee, was ordered
to a third reading in the Senate to-day.