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Song and chorus The Bells Of Shandon IN sheet music
form worth - cents gwen away 70 every I'""el VI Wv
FiuiIy So, y Paper. out today-Af
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JOryINGS .IHOTr IOWN.

Warmer. and increasing southra rast to south
N'Ii, ant e..alu,.-, lr. lnh. followed By oecs
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snlendid NH page picture Of the Police Brigade pass
ins III rc'iew at tmon square. IN T% Ns' i"A "" a'''
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MISS kELL0GG'S DEPARTURE.
BEATTY IND TLOH ms ~ THE CiBINS
OF IHE GLRMiNIC
Hundreds OF her Friends and Admirers Hid
her Hon Noynge-Othcr Notable Passengers
Receive theIr share OF Last FarewcIls.

The White star pier at Charles street was
packed Yesterday with ono OF the gayest and
most brilliant thrOngs that ever gathered to bid
each other farewell. Every class in the COM
munity was represented and well represented.
Lawyers. Judges. clcrgymcn. prima donnas.
Bishops. stock brokers. theatre managers and
actors and artists were present in such num-
bers that to count them was task that
seemed intcrminablc. Outside the crowd
ed pier tho bustlc was oven greater than
within. For hours before tho timo flxed
for sailing. tho approaches TO the pier were
jammcd with a confused mass OF carriages.
cabs. dog carts. florists wagons. and other
vehicles. Big express wagons. laden with a
wilderness Of trunks and boxes Of all dcscrip-
tions. pushed through the throng to the mmi
nent danger Of the foot passengers limbs and
the manifest dctrimcnt Of their morals. Ven
dors OF all descriptions did thriving business
in steamer chairs, travelling bags, AMI other
ncccssarcs wherewith belatcd travellers usu-
ally supply themselves ut the last moment.
Siroccos of dust blow over West street and the
adjacent piers as Il sun reporter climbed aboard
the Germanic The big ship lay on tho north
ern side OF the pier her bow against the bank
aud her stern projecting far out into the slip.
She WAS well down in the water having an un-
usually heavy cargo Of produce on bonrd. in,
sides of bacon. AT she drew 2G feet. while for
ward the wavclcis rppl"d oyer the 25-ioot line.
! Her broad. magnificent decks were swept
| and garni@hod for the occasion. and were fast
/ filing up with an increasing thrnng Of passrn-
| gers and sightscers High above the confused
! mass of cabins, huais, and standing rigE NJ
| rose the blg blur-coiorcd funnel. from which
] the smoke was Just beginning To- curl lalily.
| The r'd flag aud cmhlnzoned cross of England
| dGuglcd idly at the stem. and far up in tn air
| the American Jack iluiterci gently ~ III" ilEhl
hraezc A descent z the lower derk showed The
| Quoted. From cnl To- end OF tho grand
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six shirts to measure 50 9Th ay and aith st t-AIr.
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As viii hr soon by this tho Peerless wins in
thu cin-s for s'hunu"r-. tive IndInc in the Sec
oud claes f1r so-Us, and the Noiante ia the
thir, clasa
Il should be- stated. however that fae meas
urcmeni of the Uuiin' sill. remains undecided.
ant II IN tine IprleNr'urnt HN1ut 90 n' mnde II
shgli ln' found that her i'r 't IS ~ al than that
ai y'l for tine rlnss I'm which Hho entered, tho
url.r Enlo the sio1p 4 't.N". on Friday the
area of tho Iuduo WIS given as Jl7 feet. but
Yesterday Il was changed go sHi.s.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-07

NEW YORK, March 6-Evening.-Cotton market
firm; sales 1894 bales Mddling uplands at lie; New
to points advance Flour-reeipts 1924 bbls; 10
q 10 lower with Ouly very limited export and home
trade demand; sales 200 bols; No at 275@ IS;
Supertine Western and State 90 "a IS; extra Wes-
tern and State 80 q 90; choice Western and State
at 05 q IS; White Wheat Western extra at 90 "a
50; Fancy White Wheat Western extra at 655 S
rs; good extra Ohio at 80 a Is; extra St Louis
at IS q Is; Patent Minnesota extra goodt prime
at 40 a 50; choice to double extra at IS q co;
@775 Rye flour quiet. Corn~eaI dull. Wheat
receipts 1850 bush; heavy and q 2 lower; sales
100000 BUSH including 136, 600 on spot; 6 for New
York No Spring; 1sa for No Milwaukee; 1 25k
for New York No Spring, closing sellers rs; q
g 2ss for No Spring, closing at ~; No Mil
Sagk %iateI r Red Sew 9qSs SS Spring SKI
closing at % bid, IA asked; 234 q 22s do for
April, closing at % bid, % asked: % do May,
seller for March closing at % bid, 24a asked; do
April at 22i bid, 25 asked do May at 20 bid 81
asked; No Winter Red seller March closing at 81
20, Goo bush Tic for No Western 70 Is for stats
Barley is unchanged. Harley Malt is dull and
unchanged. Corn-receipts rs, 1856 bush about "a
lower, closing more steady; sales of 281 600 bush
Including $1,000 spot;4s q SIC for ungraded Wes
tern Mixed; 40 "a 5Oc for New York No 8; 51& a sec
for No ;54c for kiln dried 564c ior Yellow Southern
53c tor round Yellow; SIC for steamer Yellow $50 for
No White; SIT 574c for steamer March, closing at
51ic bid, 51c asked So 53sc do April, closing at
534c bid 53sc asked; do May at 53c bid SAG asked.
do June 53c bid, sic asked 55c for No March, clos
ing at 5i3c bid, 55lc asked; 554c do April closing at
554c Did, 55Sc askeI 565c do for May closing at 56lc
56lc asked; 56 564c do June, closing SEC bid 56c
asked. Dats-recepts PICS bush the market is firm
and fairly active: sales 81 coo bush; 3lb Sac for
4; 35Ac for No Chicago; IS q 35ic for Mixed Yves.
tern; SO q BIC for White Western 80 q $50 for Mixed
STATE; 35c for White State, including 10000 bush M
1 last half April at 35c, Coffee quiet and unchano1
ed. Sugar firm and moderately active; "a "a nc
Tor ta ,s good refining re prime; $50 hhds Mus
at 9-l6; renned more active and firm; 81 q &c for
81 q 10 for ciushed. Molasses-New 6fleans in
business at % q 4Sc. Rice steady. Pc
treleum quiet and steady; crude at 7sc refined a.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-07
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The National Butter, Cheese and Egg Asso-
citation is in session at Chicago.
The horse epizootic has broken out at Ham
ilton, Ont.
The Boston, Portland & montreal Railroad
was reopened yesterday for traffic.
The Philadelphia mint will issue $3.50, 900 of
the new silver dollars today.
Senate Committee on Indian Affairs have
agreed to report favorablv on the bill for the
consolidation of the Ute Indians at one
agency.
The Treasury vaults are being prepared for
the reception of a large quantity of silver.
Geo. w. Abbott, the absconding partner of
the firm of Abbott & Go. of San Francisco,
hasibeen arrested at Acapulco and $4,000 of
the missing money recovered.
Fire Commissioner Ordentein of San Fran
cisco has run off with $4,000 of the fluid for the
support of the widows and orphans of firemen.
New Hampshire Greenbackers have nomi.
mated Samuel Flint of Lyme for Governor.
Congressman Garfield will not speak in New
Hampshire.
Tbelarge fve-story shoe shop of P. S Leach
10 Brockton, Mass, with all its machinery, was
burned yesterday morning. Insured for $780,
600.
Loose management is alleged in the Office of
the Attorney General of Pennsylvania regard
ing the collection of claims against railways,
involving nearly 100000, and the Legislature
has ordered an investigation.
Commander Sumner of the United States
steamer Monocacy writes from Bangkok, Siam,
that the embargo on rice would be raised Jan.
Dist
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fire i'm Phillips.

PHILLIPS, March 6.-The house of George
Bachelor of Phillips was burned this morning
Fire was caused by the explosion of lamp.
Loss $4OO.
Dexter Concludes Not 10 Offer a Reward
speeches are Cheaper.
DEXTER, March Cat town meeting held
today it was thought not advisable to offer a
reward for the detection of Mr.. Barron's muir
derers. Speeches were made eulogizing the.
character of the murdered treasurer, and reso-
lutions of respect were adopted. A committee
was also chosen to cooperate with the state
authorities in the pursuit.
Burglary.
Mr.. d. III. Howard, a Dexter farmer, had a
pocketbook containing some three hundred and
fifty dollars stolen from his dwelling few
days since.
The Bangor MayoraIfy.
BANGOR, March Cat mass meeting here
today DR.. A. G. Hamlin was nominated for
mayor by COS votes against 1888 for j. P. Bass.
The Democrats hold caucus Thursday and
the Republicans Saturday.
State Convention of Reform Clubs.
AUGUSTA, March 6-The tenth quarterly
convention Of the Reform Clubs of Maine COM
menced in this city this forenoon. representa-
tives being present from fifty of the clubs in
the state, who are doing a grand work in the
cause of temperance reform. Frank Kenrick
OF Fairfield called the meeting to order. r.
W. Dunn Of Waterville was chosen president
and B. c. Jersey of Winthrop secretary. Re-
ports were received from the various sections
OF the state of the most gratifying character.
In the evening a grand mass meeting was
held, which was largely attended. Stirring
speeches were made by some twenty or more
reformed men, followed by the signing of the
pledge. The meetings will continue tomorrow
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-07

y but there Is particular change to note in prices
Nice family lots however command even higher pri-
ces than quoted. Cheese is finn. Coffee is dull
and easier in price. There is little doing in cooper
age. Copper and cordage are unchanged. There is
a reduction in morphine; it is now quoted at $500.
Duck is steady and unchanged. Fish shows no
movement Flour is dull and as will be seen by the
price current some grades quoted lower. There is
no change in fruit. Corn is rather lower than last
week with fair demand. Iron is firm and un-
changed. Hay is in quite good demand at old prices
Lard is dull and prices lower. Leather is firm at
the present quotations. Lumber continues I'M
changed. Molassesi is quiet and Gales now being
principally New Orleans. Linseed oil is little high
er while lard is quoted at 7C@75 and castor s12o9
1.3s. Produce is unchanged. Beef is dull and un-
changed. Pork lis about fifty cents easier on all
grades than last week. Grass seeds are IN good de-
mand this and prices are rather higher espec-
tally for orchard Sugars firm and graduated is
quoted little higher. Teas are dull and quiet
Tobacco is unchanged
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-07

CID 9th: schs M D Haskell, Carter, Point-a-Pitre;
Georgia. Coffin, Cardenas
Also CID 9TH, barque M Haven, Ulrick, Bermuda;
sen Parepa Packard. Demarara.
NEW LONDON-Ar 4tb, sch Annie L Palmer,
Lewis, Gonalves for Uncasville.
Sid 4th sen kolon, Bookings, from New York; for
Boston.
PRovIDENCE-Ar 9TH, sch NJ Tyler Hart, Port
johnson.
Sid 9Th. sch Belle Hooper, Gikey for Boothbay, to
load ice for New Orleans at S2t pr ton.
NEWPORT-Sld 9Th, schs Teaser, Orr for Port
land or Kennebec; Helen Mar, Duncan, for NYork;
j M Bayles, Snow, for Parkers Head and New York !;
Wood, (trom Hysnnis) tor New York.
WOODS HOLE-Sld 4th, sch l. q d Fisk, Baker,
Port Royal. SO.
NEW BEDFORD Ar 9th, sehs Hattie Perry,
Chase and Jos Eaton, Peterson, Kennebec.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-A Ar 4th, echs Dione, Nc
Donald, Galveston 10 days Boston; Teaser, Orr,
Newport for Parker's Head.
Sid. sch Almon Bird.
WAREHAM-Sld 4th, schs W Morse, Mari, for
New YORK; Ii Skinner, Kennebec.
BOSTON-Cld 9Th, Globe, Herrick, Portland; abb
gail Haynes. Mazrell, do.
Below 9Th, sch Nathan Cleaves, from Virginia for
Portland.
Cid 9Th, schs Nellie s JaIrel FARRELL Small Point
to load for Philadelphia; Bragdon, Jones, Horse
Island. to load for Baltimore; Sarah A Hoffman,
Pashley, Rggsville, to load for Philadelphia; VIM
Houston, Dean, North Boothbay, to load for Phla.
delphia.
PoRTSMOUTH-Below 9Th, schs Anger. from
Kennebec for New York; Idaho, Mack, Boston fol
| ROckand,
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-07
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Annual Meeting of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company


Railroad Company.
Boston, March 6.-Tbe annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Union Pacific r. r.
was held here today. The report shows de-
crease in the gross earnings of $413.654.9S as
against last year; decrease in passenger caro-
ings was S707, 845 rs. Sales of land show
decrease OF $3.50 acres. There are 1912 miles
OF road in operation and the gross earnings
for the year Were So, 473, 203 &c. and operating
expenses So, ga, 42l.69. The following directors
were elected:
Sidney Dillon, David Davis, Jay Gould, +.
Richardson of New York; Elisha Atkins, j, G,
Dexter, Frederick NIckerson, j. L. Ames,
u. 5. Baker of Boston; W. L. Scott of Erie,
Pa; ID. III. Porter, Chicago; s. III. FL. Clark,
Omaha; John Sharp, Salt Lake; G. M. Dodge
Council Bluffs; W. A. s. Loveland, Colorado
Resolves were adopted acknowledging the
necessity for sinking fund to provide for the
hnal payment of the governments debt; ex-
pressing Willingness to anticipate the debt
upon any basis submitted by the government
not menace to the prosperity of the road !;
the board of directors Is advised not to accept
any settlement that fixes a sum in excess of
one million dollars as the yearly payment for
the sinking fund; board of directors are re-
quested TO establish a volunteer sinking fund
that will extinguish the principal and inter.
est OF the government debt, semi-annuaI con-
tributions to it not to exceed 81, 100000
Some OF the stockholders declared that the
action OF the government in its dealings with
the company for the last two years was unjust
and unreasonable, and that while the com papy
mad carried out their contract with the govern
ment, the latter had failed to keep equally
good faith with the road
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-07

Jan 25 lat 25 s, Ion % W, ship Cyclone from Ma.
Mia for New York.
March g. Sc Of Barnegat 20 miles. barque Emma
Partridge, from Sourabaya for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-07

RICHMOND, March 6.-House of delegates
have adopted a resolution instructing the
nnance committee to report a bill for the ex-
change OF the bonds of the state to holders of
coupon and registered bonds, the bonds to be
given in exchange to be either registered OF
coupon, but the coupons not to be receivable in
pay ment OF any dues to the state, to be non
taxable, and having 80 years to run and hear
log Interest not exceeding 5.65 per cent said
exchange not to be made until three-ouarters
OF the tax is receivable. The coupon bond
holders have agreed so to do, and placed their
Dictated in the bill
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-07
DOMESTIC P0y
SAN FRANCIsCo-Cld 25th.t :

SAN FRANCISCO-Cld 25th, w.,
lace. Humboldt and Honolulu. Jarque EUREKA, wal
PASCAGOULA-Ar list, hzf
Pensacola; sch d + Farnhar Anna ID Torrey Bray
Cid I'd. barque Noah, Salv o.. =. Gilley, do
PENSACOLA-ClG list esen Calais.
New YORK: Alfred Keey schs ) L. Eaton. Grierson,
Edw Johnson NeDons - Reath g, for New Orleans;
KEY WEsE-Ar " a.: .e pases gOuls owl. p.Do,a.
JACKSONVILLE
SAVANNAH .er. -
Inns, Booths AR ath, sch ..Nettie Lapgdon. Col
Cid 5lt ,dy.
POF sch Lizzie Carr, Rivers Fall River.
lp> st ROYAL. SC-Sld sth q hip Marcia Green
Of. Bunker. Liverpool.
CHARLESTON-Ar4 tb. sch II r Emerson, Sears,
Savannah.
FORTRESS MONROE - passOs 9Th, sch Louisa
Bliss, Strong, from Montev idec' for n atmore.
Passed out 9th, baroue s w HolfR ook, from Balti-
more ior Cuba "
PHILADELPHIA-Cl6 9TH SHIN Geo F Manson,
Manson Portland o, barone Efra i oriug, Loring,
niogo and Yokohama: SENS Jesse w tair, Burton,
Portland; Geo Arey, ogers Somerset.
>OHESIER-Ar 9th, sch X ThomaA ,ThornolKe'
New London.
NEW YOKK-Ar 4th. schs Jas Talfe vt. Crocker,
BBtrnnswick; Ann IL Hickman Shaw &. othbay ior
rnilade phia; L Reynolds from Kennste c. ~
ar oth barque VilOfa 81 Hopkins. Hopkia S haNe
wa dartmouth 80 days; scbs sunbeam, snnusIs;
MO MO dacae Is days; Ned Sumpter Fouuua IN, ran
hver: Only Son, Meade r. Providence ,.
Ar 6th schs Adeliza Libby Aeuadilla., a. haliotte
Jameson, Jameson, Zaza,
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-07

CUMULATIVE ExERcIsE.-Cumulstiv Exer-
oise can hardly be called q system of medical
treatment nor does it interfere in any way with
the various schools Of medicine extant nor with
other treatment. While 1t is used in specific
cases and without doubt is more applicable to
some than to others. yet it does not make a
specially of any form of disease.
Too much stress can hardly be laid upon
these sxioms:
The Blood is the Life.
Its perfect Circulation is perfect Health
They are the basis of the system of Cumula-
tive Exercise; they explain all its results; they
satisfactorily account for its wide applicability
they ara an epitome of Medical Science.
perseverance, in the use of the Reactionary
LITTER is necessary in order to derive the bene-
hit that should be obtained from it. Its cures
are affected by the orderly action of the forces,
and lot BY any sudden or miraculous influences.
The action of these forces, like all other opera
tions OF nature. is steady, sure and permanent
And those who persevere in its use, and exer-
else upon it in accordance with proper instruc.
tions will reap the greatest amount of benefit
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-07
Boston Bank Statement.
new York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, March 6-Evening-Wall street is
call; prime mercantile paper a "a per cent.
Sterling Exchange is firm at 484 q 4S4t for sixty
days and 1856 q 1851 for demand.
Gold steady opened and closing at 1014, with sales
in the interim at 1919. Carrying rates at o. per
cent. The clearances were $23,53 Customs re-
ceipts $3.50 900. The Treasury disbursements were
$lOOOO for interest and $263 600 for bonds. Govern
ments advanced q and closed firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
gregated $50 shares including 800 shares Lake
Shore, 1850 shares Lackawana q Western, 1925
shares North Western common, 1850 shares st Paul,
1880 shares New York Central. 1900 shares Morris q
Essex 100 shares Rock Island, 100 shares Pacific
MAIL II, 450 shares Western Union, 1910 shares Erie
400 Illinois Central.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-07
FOREIGN.
ITALY,

The Pope and the Civil Government.
LONDON, March 6-The Rome correspondent
OF the Manchester Guardian says: "Public
opinion is irritated at the rreconciable attitude
Vatican. "
ROME March 6.-The Pope and Cardinal
Franchi have determined On tho noI;ou -
reconciling as far as possible the interests of
Church and State in questions pending with
the various governments "A'-
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-07
Chicago Cattle nrarkes.

CHICAGO, March 6-Hogs-receipts $1,000 head ;
shipments 400 head: mixed packing dull, weak and
lower at 30 q 80; light slow at 60 q TO- choice
heavy and unchanged.
Cattle-receipts 31G0 head; shipments 14O0 head !;
few choice here; shipping active; steers at Is q
80; feeders and stockers active and unchanged at
10 a IS; butchers in fair demand at 2 90 6 IS.
Sheep-recepts 800 head; shipments 500; good city
in demand at 8 70 % 5 Is.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-07
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL
Review of the Portland Markets.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 6.
There is a slight improvement in the demand for
goods this week and compared with the correspond
ing month of last year promises very satisfactory
This is specially true in regard to the dry goods
ket. The money market shows but little change.
Gold rules low and its closed Wednesday, March 9th
at $1.Ol3.
Apples are very scarce and there are hardly enough
In the market to make them worth quoting. Beans
are scarce at former prices. Butter is offering slow
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-07
FOREIGN PORTS.

Philadelphia.
=, Ar at shanghae Jan 10, ship Antelope, Cheney.
- Ar at Hong Kong Jan 2sd, barque Annie Hall,
Nelson, Nagasaki.
In port Feb l, ships Freeman Clark. Dwight, from
Departure Bay, ar Jan IS; Alice M Minott Whit
more, from Yokohama. ar Jau %; Gatherer Thomp-
son, from Cardiff. ar Jan 20; Charter Oak, Staples,
from Honolulu; barques Ada Wiswel, WIswell, tor
Saigon and thence to Callao at 1850 full; Alden
Besse, Noyes, and Herbert Black, Treat for Port
land, @; and others.
Sid FIN Ilollo Jan 6, ship Helicon, Howes, for New
York.
In port Jan 20, ship st Charles Gates from Manila
ar 9Th, for New York.
Ar at Bombay prev to 9TH inst, ship Frank Pendle-
ton, Nichols, Cardiff.
Sid fm Leghorn 4th inst, barque Adelaide Norris,
Turkey. Boston.
At Trapani Feb Is, barque Chas Stewart, Powers,
Sid I'm Messina Feb A. brig Havillah, Coombs, for
Philadelphia.
Ar at Hayre 4th inst, barque Florence Treat,
Veaze, Charleston.
Sid Sd, barque Chas Deering, Carter, New York /;
Mary g Reed, Geyer. Savannah.
Ar at HaVre 9th inst, ship John Clark, Ross New
Ar at Liverpool Sd inst, ship Merom, Lowell, San
Francicso; Sabine, Farmer, New Orleans; steamer
Quebec, Thearle, Portland.
SID FIN LIVERPOOL 80 inst, ship Chas Marshall
New York.
Sid tim Punta de Lobos prev to Feb a, ship Fran.
conia Otis, Europe.
Sid tm Havana Feb 26th, barque Cardenas. Colson
New York.
Sid TN Matanzas Feb %, brig Proteus, Wheeler, fol
North OF Hatteras.
Jan 2 lat 25 $, Ion % W, ship Cyclone, from Ma
March 8. Sc OF Barnegat 20 miles. barque Emma L
| partridge, from Sourabaya fer Boston.