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The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.
THE CHELSEA TRAGEDY.
Page Apparently i'm Good Spirits.
No Signs of Insanity.
MATTERS In MAINE.
THE CHELSEA TRAGEDY.
No Signs of Insanity.
Especial to Press.1

Especial to Press
AUGUSTA. April 3.-The funeral of Mrs.
Page took place at Chelsea today, and Page has
been removed to Jail in this city. The sympa-
thy for the murderer has greatly abated. He
has been abusing her fearfully for some time
past. He told his own sister he should kill her.
Some six weeks ago she fed from his clutches
for her life, half naked, to neighbours Few
believe him insane. Yesterday he spent near
ly all day smoking. He talked nationally, and
even at empted to joke with neighbor. Said
he got the pistol at Gardiner to kill himself,
but gave contradictory accounts as to time;
represented that he was insane by "spells, but
was then all right. He once looked indiffer-
emily on his dead wife and expressed sorrow,
merely saying, "Poor wife," Some yesrs ago
he locked his wife into the house so she could
not visit the death-bed of her sister. His con-
duct has been brutal in the extreme. He will
be brought before Judge True tomorrow morn
ing and will undoubtedly be committed for trial
at the August term. s.
Republican Triumph in Calais.
CALAIS, April 3.-Hon. L. G. Downes Gre
pubican) was elected Mayor by 200 majority.
The city government is entirely Republican.
exerted themselves to the utmost. Every man
was brought out. Z.
ITO the Associated Pressl
BurgIaries.
CAMDEN, April 3.-The store of B. G. Cal.
derwood at Northaven, was broken into last
night and a large lot of ship stores stolen; also
schooner Maine Leadbetter, same port had her
cable cut and other materials stolen. The
schooner Young Chief, Frye, was searched here
this afternoon for the stolen goods, but nothing
was found.
Fire i'm Augusta.
AUGUSTA, April 3.-An unoccupied house
owned by S. Titcomb on Cushnoc Heights was
burned this morning Loss six hundred dollars.
No insurance.
Acquitted.
RoCKLAND, April 3.-The trial of Charles L.
Richards of Rockport, on indictment for COM
pound larceny, in breaking and entering store
at that place in the night time, has terminated
in the Supreme Judicial Court today in YER
dict of acquittal.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04

On the call Of the Board in the afternoon Wheat
nchanged. Corn firm. oats are unchanged. Pork
rmer at % 67 seller for May Lard steady at 10 923
seller for May.
ed Wheat opened shade lower, closing quiet: MOI
Milwaukee at 1 1871; hard do at 20; No2 Milwau-
kee at Oh seller May oSs; No Milwaukee at 92sc.
and lower; No 2 fresh at 33c; seller for May at 35c
Barley quiet and steady; No Spring fresh at S4k 9
S5c seller April sic No do fresh 50 a 53c; rejected
at 29c. Rye dull ana unchanged; No fresh at re.
Provisions nominal.
Reeeipts-fOO bbIs -four, $4,000 bush wheat
Shipments-7,OOO bbs -four, 1000 bush wheat.
Sr Louis, April 3.-Flour is quiet and unchanged;
Fall at % q So; Double extra do at rs ta 25;
Treble extra do at 5 25 q rs. Wheat is firm and
inactive No Red Fall at 81 bid cashtand seller TOR
good demand; No Mixed at 45sc for regular; As "a
s63c for strictly fresh 45sc seller April and seller for
May; Oats are inactive; No at 34c bid for regular;
34ac bid for strictly aesh; sac bid seller April Rye
nothing doing. Barley firm with an improved de-
mand. Pork quiet and unchanged.
oo6 ReeelptsOOo obs dour 10000 bush Of wheat 49,
100 bash rye, 90 hogs 90 cattle.
DETROIT, April 3-Flour at s so for choice City.
wheat quiet and firm; extra White Michigan Az:
mol White at 32 No 2 do at 20 bid. Corn quiet
at 36sc.
Re Rsscepts.140o bbs -four, $3.50 bush wheat OOOO
bush corn. 1892 bush oats.
ClN6CdINNAT1, April 3-Pork is quiet and steady
at 70 W. Lard inactive; steam at 13a cash IA As for
June; kettle at IA ~ Bulk Meats quiet and
shoulders at 81 clear rib sides &C IL on spot
~ for May; clear sides at 12l. Bacon steady and in
la1r shoulders at 81 clear rib sides clear
sides at IL q 1871. Live Hogs in fair demand and the
market firm; common to good light at 4 40 q So;
1air TO medium heavy at 45 a Il receipts Of 1900
head; shipments sos head. Whiskey dull at O6.
CHARLESTON, April 3-Cotton easier ;Middling up-
lands 13c. ~
NEW ORLEANS, April s.-Cotton dull; Middling
uplands 12ac
MOBILE, April 3.-Cotton is easy; Mddling up
lands at 1870. *
SAVANNAH, April 3.-Cotton dull; Middling up.
uplands 1890.
GALVESTON, April 3.-Cotton market dull; Mid.
ling uplands 13c.
AUGUSTA, April s.-Cotton market is quiet; Mid.
ding uplands 125c.
NORFOLK, April S.-Cotton is dull; Middling up.
| lands 12sc. y
WILMINGroN, April 3.-Cotton steady; Middlins
LOUISVILLE, April Cotton market quiet; Mid
ding uplands i2i a 13c.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS LIST, sch VIM Fisher, Loring,
Utilla.
MoBILE-Cld LIST inst, barque Emma Partridge
JACKSONvILLE-Ar 2sth. sch Lois V Chapels,
Chapels Bucksville.
Cid 18th, sch Iightboat Wood, New York
CHARLESTON-Cd 31st, scbs Maggie A Fisk
Nickerson, Weymouth Annie Chase, Poole Bath
Emerson. Sears, Weymouth.
PHILADELPHIA-Ap s1st, ship John Baker,
Pencil, Bremerhaven; schs Mercy Il Trpudy Crow,
ley. Trinidad: Heyer, Poland. Cardenas.
Ar I'd, sch Ethan Allen, Blake, Cardenas.
CID list, brig Anna NJ Knight Davis, Portland; sch
Eaton, Grierson, Boston; Nellie Grant, Jordan,
st Martins
Ar at Delaware Breakwater LIST. brig H d Cleaves
Cummings, from Matanzas for Philadelphia.
Sid, sch Annie Bliss tor New York. Sch b j Will
lard remains for orders.
Ar at do Sd, ship Reunion, Baker. Havre.
NEW VORK-Ar LIST, sch Freddie Walter, Spauld-
ing. Baraeoa 10 days; Mansfield Acborn. and Abbie
Z Willard. Trim, Providence; L w Birdsell Isles
boro; G JONES' Snow, Fall River; Mary Reeves
Hall, Roekland; PEARL Goldthwaite Portland
Ar Sd. schs Annie Bliss. Simmons, Cardenas; Eta
A Simpson, Hart Savannah
Cid LIST. bargue Esther, Wells, Boston; brig Char
lotte Buck Smith: CaIdenas; scbs Charles Kelley,
Gray, Kingston, ia; Gamma s Guptill Maehias.
Sid list, brigs Helen Phinney, for Lisbon;
PROvIDENCE.Ar LIST, schs jed Frye, Langley.
Philsadelp ! IGv Chiffon, Grant Hoboken.
man. Newcastle, Del.
NEWPORT--Ar 31st. sch Nathan Cleayes, At
wood, Portland tor Norfolk
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR--Ar 3Otb scbs Cbas
HELLER. Coombs, Woods Hole. (foresaii spli); Ma
than Cleaves, Atwood. Portland for Norfolk
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar3 1st, schs Georgietta,
Curtis, jacksonville for Boston; Julia Martha Hopp,
Weekawken for do: Helen Robinson, and Mabel.
Maoney, Philadelphia tor do; s Burns. Crosby,
do for Pembroke. F Tower Adams, So Amboy for
Salem; j Rogers, Fletcher, New York for Booth
bay.
Ar list, schs Fl L Curtis. Mann. So Amboy for Bos-
ton; Lark Hutchinson Calais for Providence
In port list, schs j Rogers. Julia & Martha, and
III L Curtis All others have sailed.
BOSTON Ar LIST, scbs Annie Jones. Jones,
Cienfuegos; Lizzie Wilson, Wilson, Philadelphia;
Forest City, Hodgns, Hoboken; Kosciusko, Seayey,
Thomaston; d X Arey, Gchrist, from Belfast; B ID
Prince, Small, and JAS Garcelon. Cobb, FIN Camden;
Charleston, Haskell, Frankfort; II Pool, Colby.
Wiscasset; II w Race. Race, Boothbay; Satellite
Anderson, Bath; Jas II Deputy, Devereux. and Sas,
SAMOA Hinckey, do S G traitor, Oliver, and ORION
Otis. Bath.
Sid LIST, sch L & NJ Knowles. Harrington. sapua.
Ar Cd. barque Regina Rolck. Ray, Sagua: scbs
May Mcfarland. Mcfarland, Palermo; H s Brdges
Landriek Monabo PR; + Il Odiorne. Crowell, Rich.
mond, Va; G w Lewis Hopper. Philadelphia: Ma
bel, Msloney. do; Lillian Ryan, Belfast.
Ar Sd. scbs Ada Barker Dobbin Trinidad: Helen
Robinson, PHILADELPHIA Nellie Carr French Wee,
hawken; Onward, LOWELL and L HI Smith smith
BIist0:; Exchange. Perkins, Bath.
= NEWoUKYPORT-Ar 1st sch Lizzie Carr Teel,
. PORTSMOUTH, slst, sch John Wentworth,
Brown, Portland.
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HzNO e TELEGRAMs.

4. ID. Jersey & Co., New York bankers, fail
60 yesterday, and considerable amount of gold
was sold in the gold room for their account
The New York Express passed into the hands
OF the new company yesterday with Erastus
Brooks as President, aud Amos Cummings as
the new editor.
Inc masons and laborers So of the former
and $50 of the latter, employed by A. T. Stew.
art on the Grand Union Hotel at Saratoga yes-
terday struck for higher wages. The masons
received ~ 80 and want IS, the laborers receiv-
ed 81 and want 81 80.
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DIED..

In this city. April 2. BERTHE R. Davis, eldest son of
George X and Annie L. Davis aged years 16 DAYS.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at p O'Clock.
Burial at convenience of the family.
In this city, April q Alice P, wife of William B.
Brookings. aged % years 10 months.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at Q o'clock
at No. IA Mayo street.
In Yarmouth, March 80, Mrs. Martha, widow of
the late Levi Mitchell, aged "a years days.
In Sebago,. March 9, Mr.. Peter Sawyer, aged so
years months
In sebago, March %, Mr.. Robert Staples, aged So
years months
In Freeport. March 81, Mrs. Elizabeth L. Brewer
aged 80 years and months.
In West Amesbury, Mass, March 16, Elmer E.
Brewer, aged IA years.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04
AFRICA.
Absssiana Asks Peace.

LONDON, April 3.-The Times special from
Alexandria says that the King of Abyssinia
has sent ENJOYS to Egypt asking for peace, but
afterwards made impossible demands for a
treaty OF commerce and the payment of the
war expenses, before treaty of peace was
signed The Egyptians are fortifying stron o
positions commanding the passes. They will
garrison these and withdraw the remainder Of
their troops during the rainy season.
1t is suggested that neutral territory be
formed to prevent future collisions between
Aoysslnia and Egypt 1t IS reported that
Prince Tigre has revolted and is marching on
Adowa, the capital of the state of Tigre.
Many persons favor the idea of placing the
late King Theodore's son on the throne of
Abyssinia under guarantees.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04
NEW YORK.
The secretary of War in New York.

The Secretary of War in New York.
NEW YORK, April 3-Secretary of War
Taft, accompanied by Gen. Sherman and sew
eral other officers, paid morning visit to Fort
Hamilton yesterday, took breakfast there and
inspected the quarters and reviewed the garri-
son at their morning parade. They then visit
ed Fort Wadsworth on Staten Island and ms
pected the quarters and reviewed the troops.
Thence a short visit was made to Sandy Hook
where the ruins of a mammoth projected fort
were viewed, and the party returned to New
York and attended church. This morning the
party visited Fort Columbus and Castle Will
liam on Governors Island, receiving the sa.
lutes due to the Secretary of War and the
General of the Army.
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Grimes and Casualties.

Sarah Mccartney was probably fatally burned
in Providence yesterday by her clothes taking
fire. She ran into the street enveloped in flames.
Horace D. Bruce, charged with passing coun
terfeit bills on the New Bedford Merchants
National Bank. again appeared before Justice
Ii. A. Huse, yesterday forenoon, with his ceun-
sci, G. FL. Heath and III. w. Heaton Waving
an examination he was held in $4,000 bail to
appear and answer at the next September term
OF the Washington county court. Bruce recog-
nized as principal in that sum, with his cousin
Hiram Bruce of Worcester, for surety, and de.
parted.
DR. Alfred L. Haskins, Superintendent of
the Boston Dispensary, while visiting patient
yesterday fell over the banisters of the fifth
story of the house to the basement floor, 20
feet, and died in two hours.
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The Result of an Exhausted ApprOpria.
ton.

CINCINNATI. April 3.-All the gas is shut off
from the post Office here tonight and the only
lights used are the lamps inside for the clerks,
leaving the public to gropein darkness through
the yestibule
NEW YORK, April Tonight the gas is kept
lighted in the post Office while in the hope of
countermand from Washington to the orders
recently issued. Tne night Superintendent
stated that all their engineers and cleaners had
been discharged.
LOUISVILLE, April 3.-An official order has
been received here FROM Washington ordering
the supplies of gas, water and fuel in the Gus
from the Treasury Department The post Office
is in the custom house building, and until an
appropriation is made will be lighted with
candles,
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04
FOPeiRm Notes.

Inc betting on the inter-university boat race
tooday, IS to in favor of Cambridge.
Inc Times thinks the report that the govern
ment intends to abandon the title of Empress
is too good to be true
Alexander Dnranty & Co., merchants of
Liverpool have failed. Liabilities heavy. Their
connection with American trade is slight. The
failure has depressing influence.
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Boston stock Market.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, April 81
New York Stock aud Money market.

new xOrk STOCK and Money Market,
NEW YORK. April 3-Evening.-There was a little
furry in the Money market this afternoon and call
loans, which had been easy at 8 a per cent, ad
vanced to per cent but afterwards declined to 81
per cent.
Foreign Exchange was exceedingly dull at 1854 "a
1850 for sixty days sterling and 4S9sk@ 4S9a for de-
mand.
Gold declined from 113 to 113, closing at the low
est point The rates paid for carrying l. O. H. 8
and per cent. During the afternoon some round
amounts sold at 113 q 113A. considerable portion
OF which was understood to ce "long' gold hereto
fore held for an advance. There were sold during
the day $75 900 for account of F. S. Hisen & Co. and
$25O.0O0 for account of III. A. Hser, whose suspen-
slons are announced the latter amount was sold at
113s. Report states liabilities of the firm $3.50 OOO
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 on
account of interest and $4,000 in redemption of
bon1s. Customs receipts $685., 600. Governments
were fraction lower closing dull State bonds were
nominal; sales of New York registered bounty loan
and Missouri 6's at C4s District of Columbia 365s
declined to SO; Tenn. new series to 4Of; Ohio SIS of
81 brought 106 Railroad mortgages quiet.
There was general decline in the stock market in
which Pacific Mail, Lake Shore and st Paul were
prominent. Pacific Mail seemed to be affected by
the uncertainty in regard to the future service be-
tween New York and San Francisco in consequence
of the abrogation of contract with the Panama Co.
Pacific Mail declined from 1871 to 1s3 and recovered to
49, Lake Shore after rise from 593 to 595 fell to
3d. rallied to 594 and closed at 593 Michigan Central
declined from COZ to 500. closing at 595. st Pual adj
vanced from 40 to 40s for common. Panama de-
clned from 1884 to 1273 but later recovered to 12s
Western Union advanced from 67s to 6ss.
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The Situation i'm the Coal REGION.

louisville, April 3-The situation through
s out the Schuylkill region remains unchanged.
Inc Reading coleries that resumed work last
monday continue the regular shipments of coal,
put no additional mines have been started, the
WEI weather interfering with many. The min
ers IN the Shenandoah district still keep ND the
strike against reduction 10 the usual contract
ing coal to the surface, III ''S
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04
European Markets.

LONDON, April 3-12.90 P. M.-Consols at 81 GIG
for money and account
LONDON, April 3-12.3o P. M.-American securi-
tes-Un1ted States bonds, 1885, old, at 1867 do 1867
1885 new loan 106A Erie 17S; do preferred %; New
York Central 102.
LIVERPOOL, April 3.-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
easier put not quotably lower; Mddling uplands at
65d do Orleans at 6ad; sales 5000 bales including
1OO0 bales tor speculation and export.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04
A-RINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, April A.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Prussian. (Br) Ritchie Liyerpool -
passengers and mdse to Fl & Allan.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, Boston for East
dort and st John. NIB.
Barque Norena Nichols, Boston, to load for Cuba.
Brig Mansanilla, Walls. Perth Amboy-ciay to j T
Winslow.
Sch Alaska. Thorndike, Portsmouth
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler st George.
Sch Susan Garlic, Rockland-lime to C Morse
& Co.
Sch Alwilda Morse, Morse, Bristol.
Sch nj Z, (Br) Bradley, st John, n B for Providence
Sch James. (Brl Bissett, st John for Boston.
Sch Crusoe. Crockett. Machias tor Boston.
Sch = Elliott, Sproul, Bucksport for Boston,
sen Judge Low; Haoweli, Dennysville for Salem.
Sch Franklin. Williams, Rocklanu for Boston,
leaking 1900 stokes per hour Will haul on the rail-
way tor repairs.
Sch Gem, Thomas. Rockland for Boston,
Sch Jas Nichols, Chids, Damariscotta for Boston,
Sch Panama. Marcel, Westport for Boston,
Sch Comet, Crockett, Westport for Boston,
Sch Columbia Iilton, Bristol for Boston,
Sch Rockaway, Thurston. Bristol for Boston
Sch ID Floyd, Clifford, Boothbay for New York
Sch Ousel, Wheeler, Boothbay for Boston.
Sch Northern Light, Orne, Boothbay for Boston,
Sch Teaser, Simonton, Freeport.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-uenry
Fox.
Brig John Swan, Rumball, Cork, for orders-John
PorteOus.
Sch Lugano, McKowan, Machias-Ryan & Kelsey
Sch Elihu Burnett. billiard, Lubec-Nathl Blake.
Sch Mariel, Anderson, Ellsworth-Chase Bros
Sch Ellen ID Colt, Armstrong, Camden-master
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04
METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR TUE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF S1GNALl
OFFICER, Washington, D. c..
April 4, Il A. M.)5
For New England,
southeast winds, rising followed by falling bar
ometer, stationary temperature cloudy and
rainy weather.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04
Il HE DOMINION.

QUEBEC, April 8 AT the River du Loupe
during a. northeast tempest on Monday, a
shower OF flies fell with the snow covering a
space OF several acres Millions Of the insects
are walking over the snow without appearing
able to fly
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04

MEMPHIS, April 3.-The effects of the food
are beginning to be felt on the Arkansas side.
Members of families in Hopeful. immediatelv
opposite this city have beea forced to leave
their houses and passengers who arrived by the
the Little Rock train this morning report water
over the track near Edmunds, but the train
went out to daY.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04
MARRIED.

In this city, April 1, by Rev. w. L. Phelan, Wm
H. Edwards and Mary E. Powell, both of Portland.
In Parsonsfeld. April 1, by Rev. L. 7. Staples,
John q Smith OF Cornish and Susan Edgery of Par
sonsfield.
In Augusta, March so, Jerry jackson and Miss
Caroline 5. Lyon, both of Manchester.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04
Whiskey Indictments.

CHICAGO, April 3.-Late this afternoon the
United States grand jury returned indictments
against Daniel W. Mum, ex-supervlsor of in
ternal revenue, and against f. Bridge, ex-col-
lector The bail of Hon. j. D Ward was fixed
at $4,000, that of Bridge at $4,000, and that
of Mum at $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04
MARINE NEWS.
schoo ner Ashore at Passport

SchoO ner Ashore at Passport
EAsTPoRT, April 8. -Schooner Jcsephus, own
ed by Griffin Brothers, from Eastport to Var.
mouth, N. S., with dry fish and smoked her
ring, is ashore. No insurance on vessel. Car
go insured.
I'm General.
The steam tug Fannie Sprague with schooner
White Swan of Boston, in tow passed High
land Light, Cape Cod, yesterday. The latter
has been in collision and lost bowsprit and all
the head gear. A large hole was also stove in
her side forward and she was leaking badly.
Steamer Allentown from Philadelphia, for
Boston, fell in with an unknown schooner off
the Cape yesterday morning, with head gear
gone. She took her in tow and attempted to
get her into Provincetown harbor, but the
schooner was put ashore on Long Point, proba-
bly, to prevent sinking.
Boston Pilot No reports having spoken, off
Chatham, April I'd, schooner E. Nickerson,
disabled from collision with another schooner
The latter was sunk.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04
f o h e s II TAR.

Almost daily some discovery is announced which
is astonishing alike for its simplicity and its great
value, Such is the invention by which the Forest
Tar Co. enabled to utilize pure tar medicine
Its great healing power has long been recognized but
not much used heretofore, because of the nconven-
name of Forest Tar it is put up in various forms suit
able for taking internally and convenient for outward
application. Ask your druggist for these prepaid
tioDs or write the Forest Tar Co.. Portland, Me- for
information. oct15sn9m
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04
MEMORANDA.

LEH See general news columns.
Brig Matte b Russell, before reported ashore at
Vineyard Haven, was discnarging 31st She will be
taken to New Bedford and after making repairs will
return and reload for Boston.
Sch Henry G Fay, Philbrook, from Jamaica for
New York, is ashore 10 miles North of Kitty Hawk
Va, and is a total loss Crew safe.
Sch Mercy Trundy, Crowley, at Philadelphia I'm
Trinidad. reports heavy weather the passage and
stove bulwarks, lost toresal and ga broke binnacle
and spIung leak Of 80 strokes per hour.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Marker,


MONDAY, April S.-The markets are quite firm
to-day with some signs Of activity Sugars continue
very firm at 1Oc for graduated and 9sc for Extra c.
Flour is steady and shows no change, Grain contn-
ues firm with no change in prices. Moasses is dull
with but little demand. Potatoes are quoted at 4Oc
by car lots and SOC in jobbing lots.
FREIGHTS.-The charters for foreign freights are
not very plenty this week, but a number of coast
wise vessels have been chartered to carry ice The
following are the charters for the past week: Schr
Eliza b. Coffin hence to New York with lumber
80 20. Schr. Bowdoin hence to st. John, NIB with
laths at SOC y M, and So 50 on lumber Brig Cytie
hence to Matanzas with empty hhds. Schr Adela,
Carson hence to Philadelphia with ice 81 co. Schr.
Annie NJ Allen hence to Washington with ice 81 90.
Schr. Josephine hence to st. John with -four 14c %
Dbl. Schr. Lydia H. Roper from Rockport to Suf-
folk, Va, with ice 81 50. Schr. Jennie M. Carter
with ice from Bowdoinham to New York 81 Is.
schr. Anson Stimson from Rockport to New York
with ice 81 90
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04
NOTICE.

Miss Lizzie May Ulmer desires to express
her sincere thanks to Prof DOldt. Messrs.
Wish and Hudson, of the Portland Turnverein
for their most excellent performance in aid of her
Benefit March 31st. 1t was in the highest degree
successful and proved one of the most pleasing and
attractive features of the evenings entertainment
For this act of courtesy, gentlemen, please accept
my heartfelt gratitude.
Respectfully yours,
ap4snd1t LIZZIE MAY ULMER.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04
Miasma Rendered PoxyerIess.

The most certain way to render powerless the MAS
matte vapors which produce chills and fever and
other malarous disorders, is to fortiy the system
against them with that matchless preventive peri
odic fevers, Hostetters Stomach Bitters The rene
dial operation of the Btters is no less certain than
their preventive Effects and they may be relied upon
to overcome cases of fever and ague which resist
quinine and the mineral remedies of the pharmaeo-
peia. Dyspepsia, constipation, bilious complaints,
rheumatic ailments, and general debility, likewise,
rapidly yield to their reguative and tonic influence.
They are an incalculable blessing to the weak and
nervous of both sexes, excellent family medicine,
and the best safeguard which the traveller emf
grant can take to an unhealthy climate.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-04
Republican Successes i'm micn,u,,

DETROIT. April 3-Municlpal elect;ons ,,oro
held today in Michigan. Returns at this bonr
indicate that the Republicans fully maintain
the ascendency. -