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Pictures and Brackets

l.. c. Ford has removed his VARIETY
Bracket store to Washington avenue
near Tenth street. He has opened a
large stock Of brackets, shelves, frames,
chrsmos, picture cord and tassels, cur.
tain tassels. fancy nails, hat racks, etc.
Picture framing made speciality
Chromos mounted ia the cheapest and
best style. In
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Tickets to VIII Cartoons lecture
may he procured at the principal
hotels, at the drug stores, at Is. r.
Parker's book store, at Stratton Il Bird
store and at Mr.. G.. X. Woodward
novelty store on the levee. Price, &c
cents Reserved seats 80 cents.
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Coming.

That old veteran in the show business,
the man who has had more ups and
-iinancially-than almost any
ether man in the universe, is on his feet
again, and will be in Cairo with his
show on Monday next, April l6th Old
Dan Rice, irrepressible Dan is still OH the
move.
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ScrofuIa was considered incurable until
he great discovery OF "Holloway'a Pills
aud o ment" flashed upon the world.
Diseases which baflled the skin OF the
medical schools, readily yield to these peer
less remedies. Scuryy, erysipelss, salt
rheum, itch, and all cutsneous eruptions
are durable by them, Twenty-Five cents
per box or pot.
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4 gard.

To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions of youth. ner-
voss weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood, etc, will send recipe that will
cure you, free of charge. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send a self-ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T..
inman, Station ID. Bible House, New
York City.-l-30-6m
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On sale at both the Barclay Bros, drug
stores, Parkers' book store, Mrs. Ford {
variety bracket store, on Washington
avenue and Tenth street w. l.. Bristols
and McGauleys drug store, on CONNER
cial avenue, and Heley's drug store,
Tickets twenty-five cents.
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Any trouble OF the bronchial tubes is
speedily removed by using Maguire's
Tar Glycerine Whisky and Rock Candy.
Try sample bottle, only 10 cents i.
large siZe 81 90
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So HOURS IN ADVANCE
or ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FirsI.CIass Laundry.

IL is now conceded that Mrs. Coleman,
tic laundress, No. II Fourth street, be-
tween Washington and Commercial aye
.liIeS, has one Of the best conducted laun.
try establishments in the city, and land
.ords OF hotels and boarding houses will
lind 1t to their advantage to call upon
her,
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n Recognized ract

That change in the administration o,
the city government is necessary is q
TACT recognized and admitted by men OF
all parties, This being fact, the way
toefiect the change SO universally desired
is to elect DIR. w. X. Smith mayor.
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AllAa Alhemann

DO not forget that Carleton, the cele-
brated lecturer, will lecture under the
auspices OF the W. e. and l.. A. at the
athcncum tonight.
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Farm for Aenf

"A hne farm OF 50 acres in Alexander
county. Oh the Mississippi river at Berry,
landing. Good dwelling. barn, well &c.
Oh the place. Rent low to good tenant.
NJ. j. HowLEY,
~ Real Estate Ag't
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Will No Here.

The West Tennessee Ministries, Oil ex.
cellent organization of its kind, is CON-
Ing this way, and will give an exhibition
In this city on the evening Of the lith.
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A. the Atheneum

DO not forget that Carleton, the cele-
brated lecturer. will lecture under the
auspices of the W. C. and l.. A. at the
atheneum tonight.
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when the swallows homeward ay,''
then is the time when coughs and colds
begin TO appear. DIR. Bulls Cough
syrup cures every case.
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At the AtheneuIu

DO not forget that Carleton, the cele-
brated lecturer, will lecture under the
auspices OF the w. c. aud J.. A. at the
stheneum tonight.
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Safe, reliable, harmless and cheap. is
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price only %
cents.
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Carleton.

Will Carleton,the famous poet-lecturcr,
at the Atheueum tonight.
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carleton

VIII Carleton, the famous poet-lecturer,
at the Atheneum tonight.
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For CoIice Magistrate.

We authorized TO announce John J. Bird
az II candidate for re-election at the coming
charter election to the oti.ce OF Police Ma.is-
trair
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VIII Carleton, the famous poet-lecturer,
at the Atheneum tonight.
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Wa are authorized to announce ! VI stock
ileth n n candidate for reelection to the Ohio
OF CITY Treasurer at the approaching election.
We are authorized to announce Il. + Parke
~ q candidate for the once OF City Treasurer
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CITY NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1877.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,
TO CANDIDATES.

No announcement viii he inserted
In the bulletin unless the money Hc-
com pautes the same. This rule -
imperative. RATES Announce
ments for city Ofices. s. Alderman,
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Popular illustrated book { sdopages)oa
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and cure. Sent securely seotAd. poo
paid for 50 cents, by Dx. G. WHirrisas
or St. Charles Street, St. Louis. MOI
the great specialist Read his works'
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JAMES WATSON,
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For CITY ATTORNEY.

We are authorized TO announce VIM. Q
Niece a. a candidate for the ONCE OF CITY
Attorney.
IIarman IL. Black.Is hereby announced as d
candidate for reelection 10 the ONCE oil city
Attorney.
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RrletOu,

win Carleton, the famous poet-lecturer
at the Atheneum tonight.
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WAN DEPARTMENT. Rrvss Rspor, 7
April 10. 1877. I
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-03
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, OCT. 8.

Russians were defeated, "a Russian officer who
was observed CALAMITY endeayorinp tn rally the
men, was killed, and the body, when su bse-
quently discovered, proved to be that Of wo-
man. She was buried where she fell"
n friend who is now staying at Rome tells
the editor of the London Truth that it was
deemed very difficult to break to the pope the
news OF the death of Theirs; it was feared lest
the demise of the veteran statesman might
prove severe shock to his holiness. Cardinal
Simeon, however, undertook the task, when
the holy father simply said, "a good rid
Dance
When Mr.. Madison was President he gave
grand feast in the state dining-room to repre-
sentatives of two Indian tribes The first in
stance of dancing in the Executive Mansion
occurred after the dinner party. The chiefs, at
the request of Mr.. Madison, executed war
dance IN the area below the White House, in
the presence of some of the fashionable young
gentlemen and ladies of the city. After the
conclusion of the war dance, the same young
people went through one of the dances of the
period to the music of the Marine band in the
hall of the Executive Mansion, in the presence
of the Indians
Information has reached Washington from
Kemper county, Miss, that the circuit court
has adjourned till March next without trying
any of the persons indicted as principals in the
Chisholm assassination. By postponing the
trials till next March the case will have no in
huence upon the state election. In Kemper
county, where considerable feeling exists in
consequence of the Indictment of persons who
were responsible for the death of Judge CHS
holm, all the parties have been released on
hail
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Kennebec Comfy Fair.

READFIELD, Oct. 2.-Kennebec county agri-
cultural exhibition opened today. The exer
cises consisted of examination of neat stock.
sheep, swine and poultry, drawing match and
exhibition of discipline of oxen. Attendance
good and promise of good exhibition tomorrow
Supreme Judicial Cont of York County.
BIDDEFoRD, Oct. 2.-In the Supreme Court
at Alfred today the case of Hall VS., Alleman-
MIA Insurance Company was on trial. The
plaintiff claimed $500 on policy issued by
defendant company. Verdict for plaintiff for
$2l3.
Eben Todd for receiving stolen goods got two
years in state prison.
Aleck Patterson for assault with intent to
kill got is months in state prison.
Supreme Court i'm Washington County.
MACHIAs, Oct 1.-Supreme Judicial Court,
Judge Appleton presiding, commenced the
term at Machias today. The criminal docket
promises to be quite lengthy and some impor-
tant civil cases are marked for trial. Term
will continue about two weeks.
Oxford County Fair,
NORWAY, Oct 2.-Oxford county agricultu.
raj fair opened this afternoon with a very large
display of stock, fruit toilet and fancy articles,
manufactures and dairy productions The race
for two years old colts, half mile heats, was
won by Charles Young's Joel S. Time 208,
203. Race for three years old colts was won
by e. M. Thayers' b. m. Time lao, 1.21, 1. 80.
In the race for fouriy five entries
mile heats, P. A. Jordan's b. 8. King Wallace
was first; f. c.. Crocker's c. e. Little Decker
second; A. f. Warren'sl b. e. Jack Follett
third. Time 800, 3O5, 3O2
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NEW YORK.


oAhSs WI "A w aAt street BROKER
NEW YORK, Oct. 2 -Kiernap's agency re-
ports that William @. Gilman, a scrip broker in
Wall street, obtained two 800 Grip certificates
of the Atlantic Mutual Marine Insurance Com
pany, which he has since raised to $1,000 each
and hypothecated with Henry Talmage & Co.,
for a loan of $4,000. The American Exchapge
Bank say they hold several certificates of the
same insurance company, amounting in the
original to $1260, but raised to $87,32O. All
the originals stand in the name of William c.
Gilman, scrip broker, and have been raised and
hypothecated.
The Coming Session of the Presbyterian
Synod.
NEwBURG, Oct 2.-The Presbyterian Synod
of New York, composed of representatives of
Presbyteres of New York and New England.
will commence its sessions in this city Oct Is,
In the evening addresses will be delivered by
DR.. John Hall on the 'Edinburg Presbyterian
Council" by DR.. Cyrus Dixon of the Board of
Foreign Missions on "Home Work." and by
DR.. Booth of New York s'Womap's Work
in the Church." On Wednesday there will be
a discussion on the 'tPermanency of Pastoral
Relations" DR.. Bevan of New York will adj
dress the Synod on '.Evangelistic Work." and
DIR. Fleetwood of the Board of Foreign Mis-.
sions on the Foreign Work of the Presbyter-
ian Church." A narrative Of the state of re-
ligion will be presented by Dr. Martin of New
York. Other papers will be resented. The
session will last three or four days.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-03
THE DOMINION.

New YORK, Oct. IA Montreal despatch
says that extensive forgeries on Canadian banks
have been discovered. A gang similar to that
operating in the Western States has settled in
Quebec, and opening accounts at the banks,
has victimized the following: Bank of Mon
treal, Union Bank of Lower Canada, Ontario
and Merchants banks. The moduS operandi
has been to obtain drafts for small sums on the
head Office, then by use of chemicals erase the
amount and substitute sums ten or twenty
times as large. Only one draft for $4,000 has
come to the Bank of Montreal, $4,000 to Union
Bank, and $4,000 to either the Merchants or the
Ontario.
The matter has only just leaked out, and the
banks are extremely reticent lest the operators
should escape through the facts being pub
lshed. No arrests have yet been made. 1t is
reported that another draft for $4,000 on the
Bank of Montreal has been presented.
MONTREAL, Oct. 2.-The names of the bank
swindlers as far as known are Deton and Nc
Allister. The former altered $25 draft to
$4,000, got it placed at his credit in the Union
Bank, where he had a small account, and
checked 1t out. McAllster vctimized the
Union Bank in similar manner. The drafts
were obtained in Quebec. 1t is known they
had at least four more.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-03

The Republicans of the 22d Senatorial dis
trict at Syracuse Yesterday renominated Dennis
Mccarthy, who, in accepting, denounced Hayes
civil service reform.
Francis Dodge has been appointed collector
of customs of Georgetown, d. G.
Great preparations are being made for the
laying of the corner stone of the New York
Seventh Regiment armory on Thursday next.
A delegation of New York liquor dealers left
Yesterday Albany to- ask the Democratic State
Convention to insert plank in the platform
favoring just and impartial excise law.
Brooklyn is threatened with a short supply of
water. There are only fourteen days supply
in the storage reservoir and economy is oder
ed.
Receiver Hobart takes possession of the Mont
CLAIR Railroad today, and an early sale of the
road will be asked.
Samuel Humphreys, indicted at Reading. for
burning the Lebanon Valley bridge at the time
of the railroad strike. yesterday pleaded guilty
and turned states evidence.
The City Council of Montreal yesterday de-
cided BY strictly party vote, IA to 10, not to
paw the volunteers for services on the occasion
of Hackett's funeral.
Two buildings in Ashland, Mass, owned by
s. Il. Woodbury., occupied as stores, offices, &C.,
were burned yesterday morning. Loss on stock.
buildings, etc So 800; insured tWo-thirds.
Alfred III. WANT. constable of Washington.
Conn, was probably fatally shot in the right
lung yesterday by tramp.
The 6Sth annual meeting of the American
Board of COMMISSIONER of Foreign Missions
was commenced at Providence yesterday At
tendance very large.
Gen. j. S. Negley of Pennsylvania, Indicted
with Wtowski and others, charged with con.
piracy to defraud the government, gave bail
yesterday for trial.
Richard Hayes, President of the Iron Citv
National Bank of Pittsburg, diel yesterday
morning, aged 81.
Brydon's saw mill at Gravenhurst, Can. was
bnrned yesterday. Loss $4,000; no insurance
McDonald's hotel in st. Andrews, near Corn
wall, was burned yesterday. Loss $4,000: in
sured.
Six deaths since the last report at Fernandina
and seven new cases.
Gunboat Ranger from Hong Kong, has gone
to Japan.
United States ships Tennessee, Monocacy
Alert are at Yokohama. The Tennessee sails
soon.
The Allan mail steamer Peruvian from Oue
bee, arrived at Liverpool al. 6 o'clock Monday
morning.
Ship John G. Potter from Bassein, has been
/ ordered from Queenstown to Liverpool.
A ten year old son of Lawrence Masterson of
Waterford, MESS, was struck by locomotive
on the Worcester railroad yesterday and proba-
bly, fatally hurt.
The disease at Port Royal is believed to be
yellow fever. The Augusta City Council have
established quarantine against Port Royal
Wallace Ross and party left st. John last
night for Toronto. Race comes off between
Hanlon and Ross in Toronto Bay on the 18Th
inst.
The Stadacona Insurance Company have
finished settling their claims for the losses BY
the great fire at St. John.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-03
Receipts-2oo bbls -four, $1,000 bush wheat 1900

Receipts-2OO bbls -four, $4,000 bush wheat, $4,000
bush Corn 600 G bush Oats 90 od Barley
600 bush Corn. 1000 bush Oats
ST. LOUIS, Oct. Flour is quiet and firm: extra
5 90 a 90. Wheat-No Red Fall at 26k cash and
for October; No do at 10 q 1911 cash. Corn-No2
quiet.
Recepts-5OO bbls -four, 27,Coo bush wheat, d.
00obush corn, Oo0 bush oats, 10000 busbsbarley,
LOCO bush rye.
MINIATURES, Oct 2.--Flour is quiet and weak.
Wheat opened weak at decline and closed.frm; No
No2 Miaukee at l01; October at 1 OCT; November
at 09t Corn nominal; No at 42c. OATS are firm
er; No at 2Se. Rye easier; No at 53lc Barley is
Freights-Wheat to Buffalo Al.
Receipts-16,OOO bbls flour. ass, 900 bush wheat.
Shlpments-11,0OO bbS flour, 216,000 oush wheat, 90
bush corn.
DETROIT, Oct. 2.-Flour is steady Wheat lower
and dull; extra White Michigan sold at / SO a 1 33i
MOI White Michigan at 81 az 324; October 244
az 245 NO Amber at 20. Corn steady and un-
changed; High Mixed 4Sc. Oats firm No White at
293 a SOC; NO Mixed at 25ic.
Recelpts-3S, GOO bbs nout g. 200 bush wheat, l.
400 oush corn, $500 bush oats.
shipments-34OO bbls dour So 900 bush wheat, 1870
bush corn; 800 bush oats.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 2.-The Petroleum market is
strong; standard White at 1923.
NEW YORK., Oct. 2.-Cotton is frm Middling up
| lands at 11sc
NEW oRLAENs, octt. 2. Cotton steady; Mid
| ding uplands 1890.
CHARLEsToN, Oct. 2-Cotton is frmer; Middling
| uplands al 10s a 10ac,
AUGUSTA Oct. 2.-Cotton quiet and easy MiddDg
| uplands at 91c.
SAVANNAH, Oct. Cotton active; Middling up
| lands at 10sc.
MOBILE, Oct. 2.-Cotton steady Middling uplands
| at 10sc.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 2-Cotton quiet; MiddIing up
| lands at 104c.
| NORFOLK, Oct. 2.-Cotton is quiet; Middling up
| lands at 1Osc.
| MEMPHIS, Oct. 2.-Cotton is steady; Mddling up
| ling uplands at 10sc.
GALVESTON, Oct 2.-Cotton-M iddling uplands at
| 1Oic.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-03
War Notes.

The Sultan has conferred the title of Ghaz
(conqueror) on Osman Pasha and Mukhtar
Pasha.
Two hundred Turks have crossed by a pom
toon bridge to Kalarach from Silstria.
Russian reinforcements continue crossing the
Sereth into Wallachia.
The Russians have ordered contractors to
construct 800 kilometres (about 1876 miles) of
railroad in Bulgaria, to build huts for 10000
men and hospitals for 5000.
Only 800 rifles were seized in Pennsylvania
The projected raid into Rouman was the
scheme of few enthusiasts and Adventures.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-03
CHINA AND JAPAN.
Destructive Floods-Ch0lera-Th japan
ese Rebels.

DestructlVe EIOOds-Ch OIera-1he - ap8ns
ese Rebels.
New YORK, Oct 2.-Hong Kong dates of
the 30th of August state that Canton river has
broken through its embankments, flooded miles
of country and destroyed vast crops.
The Chinese government contemplate author
izing partial postal service to be organized.
The cholera is devastating many towns on
the coast and in the interior of China
Yokohama advices of September 9th state
that great establishment has been excited by the
successful raid of a small rebel band upon
Kagashima, September 2. After the battle at
Nobeaka last menth everybody believed that
the revolt had collapsed. SaigO, however, with
three or four hundred followers, broke through
the imperial army lines and made rapid dash
southwark. By nexcusable negligence, the
result of over confidence, Kagashima was left
entirely undefended. The insurgents easily
obtained possession of the government build
ings and drove out the officials stationed there.
The rebel troop was insignificant, and the
whole affair was flash of dying desperation.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-03
THE BULGARIAN CAMPAIGN.
MOntenexrin Intentiops.

LONDON, Oct "A despatch from Vienna
to the Times says it in announced from various
quarters with the appearance of probability
that the Prince of Montenegro will not push
operations any further in the direction of il err
zegoviDia as he has gained as much Herzego-
viniau territory as he can hope to retain when
peace is concluded. 1t is now thought he will
attempt the acquisition of the Albanian frontier
of the plain of Moratscha down to Podgoritza,
which territory has long been controlled by
the Montenegrins
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-03
FRANCE.
Discrimination of Radical Organ

Discrimination of a Radical Organ.
PARIS, Oct. 2.-The radical newspaper Mot
d'Ordre, thrice sentenced for publishing Henri
Rocheforts articles, has ceased publication. and
will be succeed ed by new radical organ named
La Revil.
M. Grevy Nominated to Succeed THEIRS
A letter is published formally nominating.
M Grevy to the place filled by the late nj.
Theirs, as head of the French Democratic party
and leader of the 1863
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-03
Chicago Cattle RIarket.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-Cattle-recepts OF 1000 head
shipments 1900 head native shipping more active at
4 90 q %; Colorado quiet and weak; Cows at 95
slow at % q 30; large supply; native butchers
hard to sell at reasonable rates; sales at 30 q 30.
Hogs-receipts II 600 head; shipments $500 head
the market is dull and lower; Philadelphia at 5 20 a
$50; best Bcstons 40 q so; packing closing moTe
active; all sold.
Sheep-receipts $40; few shipping at rs a 12l
ment,
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-03
DIED.

In this city, Oct. 2, Mr.. sam N. Merrill, aged 81
years month days.
In this city, Oct. q Ferdinand F., youngest son of
Oliver f. and Clementine Varney, aged q months
and 10 days.
Funeral services Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
Newburyport Herald please copy.]
In Haverhill, Mass, Oct. l. Urah Senter, aged 60
years months,-formery of Portland.
In Cape Elizabeth, Oct. 2, Edward e. Kicker, aged
% years.
Funeral services at O'Clock, at his late residence
In Cape Elizabeth, Oct /, Meaino o., daughter Of
Sidney b. and Clara A. Chase. aged months.
In Cape Elizabeth, Oct. 2, Mr. Holt Ingraham for
merly of Portland, aged II years.
Funeral services Thursday afternoon at Il O'Clock,
at the residence of Capt Charles Deerng, Cape Eliza
beth. Relatives and friends are invited.
In Standish, Sept 26, Miss Rebecca Phinney, aged
81 years.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-03
Foreign Notes.

Gambetta, yesterday, formally lodged an ap-
peal against the sentence passed upon him by
the correctional tribunal. The appeal will
probably be heard the beginning of next week.
Jules Simon is seriously ill.
A despatch from Paris to the Times says that
the Sacred Congregation of the Vatican has
pronounced against the canonzaton of Column
bus.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-03
Base Ball.

AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3, Rhode Islands 8.
At Observation-Disclosures 10, Stars 10.
AT st. LouiS-Louisvilles 8, st. Louis O.
At Buffalo-Buffalos 5, Milwaukees 3.
AZ London, Ont.-Tecumsehs 5, Alleghanies
of Pittsburgh.
At Chicago hicagos 10, Cincinnats 1,