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The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13
EHE PRESS
CITY AND VICINITY
New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Fanny Marsh's Theatre.
Army & Navy Course.
Coffee House Fund-Lecture.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Forest Tar.
p. w. Frost-2.
Dow, Leechtenstene 81 Co,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Report Canal National Bank.
Report ants's National Bank,
Notice of Foreclosure.
Wanted Immediately-F. w. Bernard.
Notiee-A. E. Cox g. Son
The Little Giant Pill
Wanted-GeneIal Agent.
l. o. o. F.-Annual Meeting,
To Let-M. Adams
Notice-A. d Brown.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Saloon Furniture-F. o. Bailey & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

WOMAN TEMPERANCE SocIETY.-There will
be meeting OF the officers and members of
this society Saturday afternoon at O. clock in
the library of the Y. M. @. Association, corner
Congress and Casco streets. The parishes have
not as yet all been canvassed for members by
the directors, but any and all ladies interested
in their coffee house work are invited to meet
with them. ian12d2t
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

REPORTED RoBBERY.-Last evening man
haillng from St. John went into the station
and reported that he had been robbed and beat
en- in a saloon on Commercial street. He was
badly beaten and his face was covered with
blood. Officers Bell, Jackson and Newcomb
went to the saloon kept by O'Donnell & Shee-
han and arrested them. They said that the
man entered the saloon and got into a fight and
took the consequences. They said he had no
money when he went into the saloon.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

BOUND OvER.-Brown and Cass were
brought before United States Commissioner
Rand yesterday morning for breaking and en-
tering the Gardiner postoffice. Brown was ac-
quilted and Cass bound over in $1,000. Brown
was then rearrested on charge of conspiracy
to rob the postofice, and held in $1,000 bonds
for trial. T. T, Snow, esq.,, appeared for Brown
and Gass
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13
STATE NEWS.
HANCOCK COUNTY.

HANCOCK COUNTY.
Our Mt. Desert correspondent writes that or
Wednesday Winthrop e. Hamor young man
about "a years of age, while chopping wood in
Eden was struck by falling Stub which frac
tured his skull causing instant death.
KENNEBEo COUNTY.
James e. Fuller of Augusta, has sold his
black thoroughbred mare Queen Victoria to w
Z. Munroe OF Peabody, Mass, for $500.
KNOX COUNTY.
Charles Fl. Hussey was found dead in his
room at the Rockport House Thursday morn
ing Death resulted from morphine, which
was probably taken with the intention of sui
eide. He belonged in skowhegan.
A young man giving his name as Robinson
stole gold watch and chain from the house OF
Mrs. l. x. Thomas in Rockland, last Monday.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Leroy Blackwell of Plshon's Ferry, fell IL
feet striking his head on the railroad track ana
received very severe injuries, Wednesday.
DIR. Twitchell of Fairfield, has sold the pail
of Plymouth Rock chicks which won the first
premium and six specials at the late exhibition,
to a gentleman in Massachusetts, for twenty
dollars.
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Wednesday night two large barns in Tops
field owned by Eldridge Lowering, were burn
ed. The buildings contained 20 tons of hay,
three horses, two COWS, four sheep and six head
of young stock owned by Mr.. Lowering Loss
$4,000, three horses. four mules, &c., owned by
w. Z. Plaisted & Son, Princeton. Loss $1,000
one horse, owned by MI. Sprague. Loss $3.50
All insured. Cause unknown.
YORK COUNTY.
A dramatic entertainment will he given ny
the LimngtOn Dramatic Club, at Town Hail.
Llmlngton Village, Friday evening, Jan. 18th,
consisting of tableaux, drama, &c &c, the pro.
ceeds to aid in the completion of the Baptist
church at North Limington.
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Personal.

Anna Starbird has left thesRudolphsen ope-
"a troupe.
State Treasure; Banks was at the Preble yes
terday.
Mr.. Daniel Bennett formerly of Maine, but
who has lived in Louisiana over thirty years,
is now visiting friends in Bangor He has re-
Gently lectured in that city.and several places
in its vicinity on the agricultural capabilities of
louisiana Mr.. bennett was editor and pro-
prietor of The Planters Banner from 1S4S to
1872, and has since been connected with the
New Orleans Picayune. He has lately written
a book entitled Louisiana as it is" treating
of the development of the natural resources of
the state, subject on which from long con-
necton with the agricultural interests of Lou
isiana he is peculiarly qualified to write The
book, which is designed to invite immigration
from the North, ignores Louisiana politics and
presents an attractive picture of the great nat.
ural advantages of this unhappy state drawn
by the hand of an enthu siastlc admirer
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

The amount of registered tenrolled and
licensed tonnage this quarter exceeds the
largest of any quarter on record in this Office
by S,475 6S tons, and this was the quarter ended
December 81, 1876 when it amounted to 121,-
27S.O1 tons, the number of vessels then being
45I, against 439. Showing the increased tonnage
this quarter.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

PosTPoNEMENT.-The hearing before Judge
Peters for al injunction against the Portland &
Rochester Railroad, assigned for trial at SAGE
yesterday, was postponed until Wednesday
This action is understood to be at the req uest o.
the per cent bondholders who are to hold q
meeting Monday afternoon to see what action
to take ia the matter.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.
STATE OF MAINE.

SAKAH. j. Sawyer in her own right and Phillip
OF Knox, by their deed dated the 18th of june A.
=: 1910, and recorded in the Cumberland County
meslstry OF Deeds, book 49, page 1873, conveyed to
OF real estate situated in Freepor in the county of
cumberland h and bounded as follows Beginning on
Randall, thence Northeasterly by the road leading
to Porters Landing SO called to the large pine tree
on stump standing on the side line OF said road,
thence Southwesterly eighteen rods to land occupied
6y SAD Randall, thence Southeasterly by said Ran
OARS land six rods TO the place of beginning And
closure. Wv
Dated the eigth day of January, A d 1877.
ja13d3w WILLIAM A. MITCHEII
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

Two-BUTToN KID GLOVES in operas and the
new dark shades, from 75c, to 81, at P. NJ
Frost's ian13d3t
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TONNAGE OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH
DIsTRICT.-Th following is the summary
statement of the registered, enrolled and
licensed tonnage of this district, as returned to
the register of the treasury, for the quarter
anded Denam her 81 1879.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

WHAT other remedies may have failed to do,
NEPHRE rICUM, surely accomplished The
perfect restoration to health of those affected
with Brigbts Disease, Dropsy, and all affec-
tons of the Kidneys and Bladder, Female
complaints, sc. 1t positively expels these
maladies. MISUNDERSTANDING 80
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

f. o. BAILEY s. Co. will sell at salesroom,
Exchange street, at 10 o'clock this morning
new and second hand furniture, carpets, crock
cry ware, stoves, &c. See auction column.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

A PORTLAND WOMAN (?).-The New York
papers tell of woman calling herself Mar
garet Sinnott, employed as domestic in the
family of DR.. Forback at Port Jefferson, New
York. She endeavored to poison the family
recently by putting prussic acid in the water
on the table. As reason for the act, she said
she was greatly attached to the family, and
believed they were intending to send her to an
insane asylum. She came to Port Jefferson in
August, 1875, and has lived there ever since.
She was then about to become a mother; said
that she belonged in Portland, and had been
deserted by her husband here, but declined an
offer of money to send her back. She did not
appear like servant. She is now about q
wears old.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

HAMBURG EDGES for the million, cheap; call
at P. M. Frost's. jan13d3t
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

Dow, LECHTENsTENE & Co. sell a splendid
line of Ladies Trimmed Hats, at % O clock
this afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

THERE is no dressing for burns that will com.
pare with Forest Tar Salve.''
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-Dr. Foster will
give the opening address at the temperance
meeting at Preble Chapel Sunday evening.
Subject, "Alcohol-its composition, mode of
manufacture and per cent usually contained in
the more commonly used alcoholic drinks.
l Several reformed men will also speak.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

THE BARNABEE MATINEE.-ThIs Saturday
afternoon there will be FESTIVAL of fun at
the City Hall-for Barnabee is to give one of
his delightful and rolicking matinees. A jolly
laugh is better than medicine, and everyone
needs ''to tip the wings of care with the gil1ed
sunshine" Go, old and young men, women
and children. Go early and enjoy yourselves.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

$1,s93,631 SO
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE,
CUMBERLAND, IS. (
I. B. G, somerby, Cashier of '.fhe Canal National
Bank of Portland,' do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true the best of nv knowledge
ana bellef B. G. SOMERBY, Cashier
subscribed and sworn to before me this twelfth
uay vi january, 1877. GEO G, PETERS,
Justice of the Peace
w. w. THOMAS, }
VIM. HAMMOND, Directors.
..,o JOHN N. LORD,
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COPARTN ERSHIP.
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

WE have this day formed a Copartnership under
w the firm name of MARK OWEN 81 CO. and
shall continue the business at the old stand No. IS
Commercial Street, the Cheap Grocery Store.
MARK OWEN,
jan12d3t* ANDREW FISHER,
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

This appears to be an unusually hard season
for those engaged in marine business, and there
| is hardly day but what some disaster to
| Maine vessels is reported. During the snow
storm of Thursday night the bark Selma, Capt.
Hodgdon, while entering this harbor, struck on
the rocks running out just south Of the wharf
on Cushlng's Island and remained there until
the high tide yesterday, when the tugs Scott
and Warren took her off but little injured and
towed her to Dry Dock, where her copper will
be repaired. The Selma is one of j. S. Wins
lows line of Buenos Ayres packets. While the
tugs were pulling her off, Capt. Began of the
Scott missed his footing and went overheard
The tug was going ahead at the time and he
had very narrow escape from going under the
screw. The engineer reached out and saved
him from the water, and was taking him over
the rail when the tug struck the bark, and the
captain narrowly escaped being badly damned
As i: was he escaped with an injury to one
knee.
Russell, Lewis & Co. Of this city received
letter yesterday morning from Capt Tibbetts
of the brig o. B. Stilman, dated at the Bay OF
Islands, Newfoundland, which gave an account
of the passage of that vessel from Liverpool.
He writes that he had two months passage
from the last named port to the Bay of Islands,
the vessel suffering considerably on the voyage
from severe gales. He arrived at his destina-
tion about the first of December, and on the
10Th sailed on his return voyage to Liverpool
with cargo of lumber. Only few days after
their departure, the Stillman encountered ter
rifle gale, blowing her back among the islands.
The waves washed completely over the craft,
and the spray dashed high into the rigging, so
that the brig was shapeless mass of ice. The
ropes were so frozen and the decks so slippery
that it was almost impossible to do anything.
and spite Of the exertions of officers and crew,
the vessel was driven ashore, dragging her
anchors, which had been cast with the hope
that they might hold. For three days the brig
pounded on the rocks, exposed to the fury Of
the waves continually washing over her. The
crew. consisting of some eight men, were all
badly frozen. When the gale abated the crew
managed to get the vessel off and into Harbor
Island, Newfoundland, where she now lies fro
zen in, and will probably remain until spring.
The keel is partly gone, the bottom badly in.
jured and the vessel leaking. The cargo is safe
and the crew has been discharged by the cap.
tain. The o. G. Stllman is about 1926 tons
harden. Captain Tibbetts resides in this city
on Congress street. She will be taken to Sgd
ney for repairs as soon as the ice will permit.
The Merchants Exchange received informa-
ti0n yesterday that the schooner Island Belle of
Rockland had been spoken January 7th in lati-
tude 45 40 north and longitude so west, by the
steamer California. She was provided with
provisions, sc land the captains wife and child
taken off.
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Notice.

Dissolution.
TfIHE copartnership existing under the firm name
Il of Bacon, Libby q Galley is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr.. John Galley retiring from
the firm. He will also settle all The bills of the late
hrm JOHN galley,
RUFUS F. BACON,
HOSEA /. LIBBY.
The business will be continued under the firm
name of Bacon d. Libby at the old stand, No 10 and
II Oak street. where hope receive the patron
age of our old customers and lots of new ones
RUFUS f. BACON,
ja6d2w" HOSEA 1. LIBBY.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

COFFEE HoUsE.-Miss Eastman of Massa-
chusetts, as will be seen by reference to our
advertisement column. is TO speak on Monday
evening in behalf of the Coffee House Fund
Miss Eastman is an eloquent lecturer, of large
culture, vigor and experience, and an interest
ing lecture is anticipated The Coffee House
will enter, on Monday, on the third week of its
existence. Hundreds of our citizens will, we
think, testify that it has in its brief career
proved itself a success, but they must also re-
member that the enterprise has been attended
with much expense, and that money to meet
the primary cost is much needed.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
are the real estate transfers recorded in this
county yesterday:
Freeport-Lot of land containing two acres,
with buildings thereon from Mary and John A.
Montgomery to Elizabeth A. johnson.
Lot OF land containing two acres, with build
ings thereon, from Elizabeth A, aud Joseph M.
johnson to Ezekiel Merrill.
Harrison-Lot of land and buildings from
Richard Bangs to Isabella NJ. Folsom.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.

AT PORTLAND,
IN THE STATE OF MAINE,
At the Close of Business Dec. 81, 1S56,
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13
II. C.EVANS,
SO Per BAY

(tAN be made by energetic statesmen with our
~ goods, Call at AZ Exchange Street. between
and 10 A NJ ,or enclose 30 fol sample directions,
&C., to Box 1882 Portland, Maine. ia2Qde0dn
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-13

Offce Hours.
From $50 m to $50 m, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Delivery
from to 10 am.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-03
8altimorc, Wb., samtag, ben g. NRar3 1871

Qepiiie 3eugeuauSlagen gegen Srn. @arTielo
bruden laIIen su oiirien. Serporien.
TteIo (9t.~g.), BON oem @omlte iiber Brz
pileaien uuS 9Sahleu, reidte cine Sl1 ein,
oeren 3med 1T, eiu mlrtiameS Seilnlittel &C.
gen Die ungeiefllde Glnletun9 elneS Prdll=
oenten uno Gice 8rdiioenteu Su perorouen.
Die Sin uerorbnet, baB, i'm Sale etne Yer'
ion, neldle nidt gelebitt erpablt ut, alS
Yrdiioent eingeiett miro, Quo Warrantc~
S.rbanplungen Ge9en oenltlben III tr9elo e..
nem Greisaerld,te Der Ver. Staatcn eln9eieltet
nerOen t0unen, uno oaB ole Sla9e Dor 9e
ldmorenen ODER Dor benz @erldlte uerponeelt
meroen fam. Der BroseB ioa inneraatb so
Sa9en uadl Der GOllaInng beatnner.uH oaS
9erift ollie aui Die QnQels9entstt beSu9@
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OisfuIIion ,uuroe Die Sorfra9e perlan9t uno
Die gia nit 50 Sesea &C Stlmmen uerlpoIa
len.
Solman (Sno .reidts ben @ertdlt oes
GonfCrenSzSomite'S iiber Die Bofanlts= Ser=
milliQuuQsbill ELL uno elflarte, OaB oas go
mite nid)t i'm StanOe mar, ild) IN Ss,n9 aut
ptsr genllle amenoements ;u elnl9en. S1e
amenOements bctreifen c1e Subiiolen fir Sez
f0roeruna Der Holl uad) @bina uno Sraltllen
nno bic Gelplui9rnsen fir Die YoIt SOM
mtiiion uno beu Gienbabnpoltoienit. Cine
neue @onferen3 uurDe an9eoronet mo S0.
9olman, @lpmer unb Softer ais Utltglleoer
uon Selten beS 0aulcS ernannt.
@onger (.DfiG.) beantragte, Die Geld]dttss
oronuns 81 luspenoiren uno elne Nelolutlon
au3uuebmen, ucife Die @ntlaiIuna Der So.
gSelS, Inoerlcn, 9alenabe uno Senner per-
orrnet. Gernorfen.
@or (N.=g.) beantraate, Die SeihaItsoroz
nurs Su iLspenbreu uuo hie Bill an5uneb-
men, tpeld)e ale nod iibrigen pOlitiid] entred.
teten @erIoneu tp,eber IN lbre Siir9errstte
ei1istt. Niit 1l8 segen 81 Stimmen anges
nommen,
Surg uaf) 12 llhr ucrtagte fi9 bas Saus
bis morgeu friib 10 llbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-03
SIo=Sarolitta.
Die @ntideioan9 bcs SbergeridDts in Der 3pn=
ncruptiraSrnoe

@olumbia, 9 Is, ]. Gtdrs.-@s pirb
beute abeno poTtu behauptst, OaB 8itter
GSrlqbt (yteacr), elmer Ger beiiitenDeu 6,bter
beS Sbergeridlts, am 81. Sebruar 5ulanmen
nit 6id)ter QSillaro einen Sefehl sur 6retz
lafung OeS ,Ne5eriirdflings SilOa gtorris
nntsrse,d,net uno lomlt fafttidl Den 9eneral
6amptpn al5 @ouuerneur oeS StaateS aner.
fannt. Seitoem lit Hifter &risht burd ben
auf ibn ausseiibten lnfluB beuoaen lporten,
ieine gntfheloung umSuItoben. Sas 9eridt
wub morgen mleoer 5ulemulentreteu, nnO
Wid)ter gSlaare ben BON ibm uno SSrisbt am
27. Sebruar uuterid)riebenen Sefehl als bic
@utlheioun9 oeS 9eridlts uertiinoigen.
SsridlSinosn Ses iMfidters ssrisbt.
Coin bia, S..@., 2. MGr,. - Der
Sberger,6tsbof mar lin 10 llbr heute Uforz
gen nit 3uldauern geIiiut, lnelt)e Die Gnt-
Iheioun9 oes IIabeas Corpus 6alleS i'm Se-
treF oes Jte9eritrGilin9s Si!oa ytorriS erpar'
tetell, neldle bte @Ouuerneursfrtge iuuoluirt.
0tihter gSiuaro erItien, 2idter gBri9bt
(Neaer) mar jeood) abmeienO, uno Elm Sdsriif,
meld)er abgeididt rpurbe, u,n oenieiben dufSu-
iud)eu, febrte NIT Der Nadrid,t 5uriid, oaB
@r1sbt leit geitsrn Worgeu nldt 9eieben NOR
Den lei. Ridlter gSillaro mar besbalb &c.
spuugeu, Oas @erldlt bis nIditen Wontag gu
uertagen. Die Nbmeienbeit oes 3tdters
8sisbt serobe Su oiPier 3slt srre3t un9ebeure
Iuiregung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-03
Selegrapbiide Sepei@cm.
[gerdte Der ~afioaii,ten Yrehe' fin Den "Deut4eu
eorrelpo. o.oeuten".l
.Smlana 5 9epeide,l.
oi,.a her 9,,ttaeaha,tntifaat.

@aibington, 2. Mdr,. = Der pom ben Senaz
loren Sones unp Sosp, ben Jeprdfentanten a!illaro
uno Blano uno Srn. gBm. g. 9jfoes6ed unteri6rtez
bene Maiortdtsteridt Der sil6er=G ommiifion purbe
heute benz @onsreiie unter6reitet Der Naiortdtsbe=
ridt oritdt iid gu @unten Der inilationii6en Oops
pelndbruns aus. Senator SoutiueI, Iepraientant
@,i6ion uno RrofeIor Sopen reldten elnen Nanorlz
tdtsberidt su Gunften Der 9olbpdbrIns elm.
= Sas eonierens= s=@omte Iber bic Botamts Ser
pili9unss6ia beidloB beute giadmttas einen Seridt
einsureiden, peer erfidrt, oaB bas eomite ndbt i'm
Stanbe lit. iid1 5u eni9en. Sie Sauptitrsitpuntte
iinb Die gubfbiei far bic Seforoerun9 Der BOT nab
Gbina, Sapau uno Srafilien unb Die pom Senate
porseidIasene gr1obuns Der Seripilisuns fitr ben
GiienbabnpO jtbienIt.
- Der Seritt bes senats=Gointe's i6er Die Babl
in 9ouiiana purbe beute eingereidt. Serielbe II
pon alien repu6lttaniiten Nttsliebern bes eomtte'a
unterseidnet uno retfertist natarld oas Serlabren
Der 369(un9sbeb6rbe.
-Senator @onftin9 bot Sepe!ben pom gromtnen1
ten 9iepu6lifanern in Irop, s=l, urb in Saratogas
@prings, N.=g)., erbalten pelhe erttdren, ba6 BIZ
freblide giniebung oes goupaneur 9apes banpt;
idtbii, ieneu BemIbungen Su perbanten lel uno Inn
bafir Iobefi0e WuerfeunlIna 3Cllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-03
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meileu, angepenoet iperben Iollen. Die spette
9epcde, auYadarb gertdtet, tbeilt belnelben
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unteritiibung BON ben SunOestruppen Su En-
parten bahe, oa cine ioId)e Nalpenoung beS
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partement nat3 Seem Orleans abgelhldt:
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