the press. MONDAY, OCTOBER 23,1811. <'ITY AND VICINITY New .lilrerlivruteut* Is-Kay. SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN. Granulated Sugur, &<■.CogiA II ssim Bonds....Swan Barrett. An Anchor to Winiiwarij. ENTKBTAINMENT COLUMN. People’s Course. ...City Hall. AUCTION COLUMN. Dry Goods, &c....F. O. Bai'ey Co Guardian’s Sale.. ..J. C. Sbitley. Crockery—F.O. Bailey Co. NEW ADVKBTISBMKNT COLUMN. PortalndSavings Bank ...Frank Noysf. For Matanzas. ...A. L. Ilobson. For Cardenas" A. L. Hobson. independence... .J. Burleigh C For Baltimore_Cbas Sawyer. To Let....Marlin Gore. To Let... .Tenement. fgtipreme Judicial Sloan. BEFORE JUDGE TAPLEY. Saturday—Inhabitants of North Yarmouth vs. Inhabitants of Weft Gardiner. Action to recover for supplies furnished to John Johnson. eid.ct tor plaintiff tor (ICO. J. H. Drummond. L. City. tlHuicipul L'ourl. JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING. Saturday- Johu Cuuninglnm; search and seiz ure process. Paid a fine of$jjO and costs. Uriel JoHingi. Work has re-commenced on the court looms in the new poat-offlee building. The “Old Farmer’s Almanac” bj Robert Thomas, has been received by Messrs. Loring, Short Harmon. Hale lias just received a lot of elegant new chromosof new design, embracing portraits, busts, statuary, mottoes, etc. Call and see them. Th y will delight you. An unsuccessful attempt to enter the to U’dCCU Buup Ul uiiuiu Dta^cn uu xiuuui street, was made Friday night. On Saturday the Ladies’ Aid Society for warded to the mayor of Detroit, thiee cases of clothing for the sufferers in Michigan, and one ease to tha mayor of Milwaukee fo> the desti tute in Wisconsin, sufferers. Mayor Kingsbury received a letter from My ers Huntley Saturday, enclosing a check ol $100 for actors in Chicago. The first two en tertainments given by the company in this city lor the Chicago snflerers were unsuccess ful, hut the matinee and the Satnrday cven iug’s performance netted $59 59. This sum has keen increased t $100 by contributions from the company. They will return here Novem her 27th. The Kreutzer Club has re-organized snd elected Albert E. Webb President, Ira C. Btockbridge Vice President, W. H. Dennett first conductor, John Morgan second conduc tor, Frauk A. Coffin Secretary aud Treasurer, Charles A. Libby accompanist, W. H. Den nett, John Morgan and Ira C. Stockbridge, ex a niniog committee. The club now numbers s xteen members. The Star adds the name of M. M. Butler, K-q to the list of candidate) for the office of t.by Solicitor. Toe first of the new crop of ice made its ap* penance Saturday, but it was not tipe vucugb to haivest. Sunday was a genuine Iudiau Summer day. The captain of a vessel iyiug at Central Wh»rl attempte 1 to go on board on Friday night, hut she lay too far off for him; to be took a bo trd aud laid it from the wharf to tbe ves sel’s rail and attempted to walk it. It "was a little too thin” and broke under Lis weight. He founo a cold duck down below, which was not pleasant to take. Tbe Belief Fend. Collected by D. K. Frohock: C K Weld, Esq Bux Wm A Taylor, 5 ton, 3 G B Kimball, 1 J Pearson, l C A Weston, B Mi> SD Adams, 1 Mrs Ilomested, 1 LG Pray. 1 Mra John Anderson, fl Mrs CH Fling, 1 A L Millett, 5 •T P Brower, 1 Geo Worcester, 5 Dr E Clark, 6 Mis N C Clark, 0 Cash, 10 50 FOE WISCONSIN AND MICHIGAN. Collected by L M Kimball: Seward Bnckanm, $10 N Whitney, $5 AlbertFuiier. 5 Cash, 1 Cash. 1 A U Legrow, 3 FOB WISCONSIN AND MtCBIGAN. Collected by S K Si ring: llobt. Steele, Chery- Hani-t. and Mary held, 5 LDeeriog, $200 A! ra T A Debloia, by W V rs Sarah Gerrisb, 5 H Fessenden, 50 Lemuel Cobb, Cape The next entertainment of the People's Course takes place on Monday evening next, and will consist of Readings by the taleuted elocutionist, Prof. J. W. Churchill. The man ager makes the announcement in another col umn that the course is a success, pecuniarily, and the lour remaining entertainments are now oil. red to the people at the low price of eighty cents, and as the evening tickets are thirty-five and fi'ty cents, we bespeak a rush for course tickets. While we cannot see how such fine entertainments can be given at so low a price, we are confident that the manager will tally carry out all he advertise). A few reserved icofs a e offered at sixty cents extra for the course. The musical critic of the New Yoik Tribute in speaking of Parepa Rosa, says: “She has the one voice, which bas no detective nates, no faulty iutotations!” Ry purchasing a reason ticket and reserved seat to the Army and Navy Course, the cost of admission, including reserved seat, will be tbir. ty-seven and one hall cents Such low prices weie never known before. This Mercantile Librahi Association will begin their twenty second course of lec tures on Wednesday evening next, John B. G ogli being the first lecturer, answering in his inimitable way the question, “Will it Pay?’’ and combining humor, wisdom and iogtruc Ull. The Association bas stenred for the course the most able and eloquent speakers in the country; the names of Gough, Chapin, Beecher and Cnrtis being of themselves suffic ient to fill the hall. Uev. C. G. Ames, of Cali forUa, who comes, a stranger to our people, is spoken of as a speaker of extraoidinary abili ty. The New Yoik papers pronounce a recent lecture of bis as odo of the most brilliant ever delivered in that city. Hon. Carl Shura, Janies T. Fields and David A. Wells are al ready well known. The supplementary course by female lectures is a novel leature in the history of the Association. Purchasers of tickets to the regular course will be entitled to a very liberal diacouut in the purchase of tick ets to this series. The sale of tickets is al ready very large, and on the opening night the ba'I will be crowded, be assured of that. Vjlxa Mixer.—Cily Hall was filled wiib a large and appreciative audience on Saturday evening, and the performance received fre quent and hearty app’ause. Miss Agnes Wal lace is tbe best actress in comedy aud bur lesquo that has recently appeared on the Port land stage. Tbe ease, grace and dashing aban don jf her impersonations charmed the audi t-uce; and both iu the farce of Betsey Baker and the burlesque of Ernani she received rich ly merited tokens of approbation. Mr. Sam Vilia, as Elvira, was immense, and as a delin eator of female character he is certainly with out a superior. The remaining members of the c .ropany appeired to great advantage in their various characters, and the entire per formance was absolutely faultless. This evening the company will appear iu Haverhill, and we hope that we shall see them again'iu this city at au early day. We can as sure the managers that in case 'hey should re turn to this city they would be greeted with crowded hou-:es. Delehamy and Hengler are certainly without rivals as song aud dance men, and their artistic impersonations are worthy of tbe high commendation which thiy have everywhere received. The Turf.—A match for $100, between the liay gelding Plough Bey and the black gelding Good Templar, was trotted at Forest City Park ou Saturday afternoon. The race was won bj Plough Boy in three straight heats. Tima 3.00, 300,3.01. There was hut a small number of spectators in attendance, and little or no enthusiasm was manifested as to the re sult. This was probably the last race of the season, as the weather is now too cold to ren der the sports of the turf attractive. Alto gether the season has been a most successiul one, and the public are greatly iudebted to Mr. Heald for the many days of pleasnre which they have enjoyed at Fotest City Park. Smart Boy. —One day last week a little son of Bewail C. Btrput, Esq ,less than eight years old. inspired by the narratives of the guff-ring in Chicago, s'aited to Jo something himself tor their relief. Without a word to ar.j one he looked over his own wardrobe aud selecting such garments as he had outgrown aud other, which he thought he could spare, started ou on an expedition among the neighbors am finally collected quite a bundle, ol clothing which he put iDto a little wagon and diet down to the City Marshal’s office aud coutril uted as his part toward the charitable euler prise, Statb op Wisconsin. Execu'ive Dep-.r linin' Madison, Oet. 18,1U71. Sam'l E. Spring, Esq., Treasurer, Portland, Me. Mr Dear Sir:—Ag instructed by your tele grams of the Uth and Kith inst., 1 have this day through the State Bank at Madison, drawn upon you forth* gum of twoitliousaud dollars. For the people of Wisconsin tut more par ticularly for those who have been tendered homeless and destitute by the late fires around Green Bay I thank the citizens of Portland for this generous donation. I have just returned from tb» burned dis trict. Ituin and desolation aieon every hand there. We arc now teeiing over 3000 men, womeuaod children. Most of them must be supported through the w inter and sptiog. They must be housed, clothed, fed, and aided, to commence work upon their farms. But they art hopeful, and freely appreciate the gener osity of the people. Again extending to the people of Portland my warmest thanks, I am, Respectfully yours, Lucius Fairchild. Fois West Pensaukie.—The notice Satur vitusly showu symptoms of insanity. NKW TURK. V........ 11,11. Ntw VonK, Oei. 21.—The Market F:re In eurauoe Oumpinv 111 suspended and a it’C'IV er has been appointed. Gsv. Hoffman announces that he will be unable to be present at the reception of Grand Duke Alexis. Two buys named Frclman wete crushed to death on Alercer street, by tie accidental fall ing of an ornamental iron wotk iulroi'tof a store yesterday. The State Superintendent has called on all fire insurance companies to return to him at official statement ot tueir financial condition within a week. Sheriff Brennan yes’erd ty visited Ludlow street .Jail and iouod things in a horrible con dition. Due man has lain eleven days under a para'ytie stroke without medical attention. A counterfeiter being on trial yesterday, a pot t on i.t the tvideuee developed the fact that he h.ri been dealing iu c-uumerleits while lyittg in Ludlow street jail. An Hav.tuua letter J the 7th lost, states that instead ot the insurrection being ended there lias beeu a series ot de eats ot the SpIrt ish torces in the eastern district. At a meeting ot the Conncil for political re form last evening. William M. Kvirts in a speech, said: “If peaceable, ordeiiy and intel ligent Hurts fail to correct the rvils now afflicting us, tit te is uo alternative but vio lence or h.ice,it bring impossible that the present corrupt system of government could be perpetually batte.” The Times prints a tah’e showing that Peter B. Sweeny and relatives iltaw $25,000 per month from the City Treasury. Over twenty thousand dollars’ Wurth of Se vres and procepiin ware and works of art, was seized by Custom House officials wh ’c being smuggled through Castle Farden yeslemay. The smugglers were arrested. John Fieudl.v was arrested at Williams Bridge last ni.lit for throwing bis child out of a window and iheu killing his Wife by beating her brains eut. Atl«ihr-r Victory. The Sanpho won the yacht race, beating the Livonia 31 minutes. The trial of William Budd lor the allege murder id his wile terminated in a verdict nt not guitty ou ground ot iesauity. Sieretary Bout well lectures next Friday evening iu Steiuway Hall, before the Meicau tile Library Association in exposition ot the financial polity pf the government. A suit was instituted Ftiday iu the Snpreue Court in behalf ot the Miss Mansfield for the recovery ot $50 000, said to have been loaned Jas. Fok, Jr., to speculate with in stocks as her agent. The losses of the susoended North Atneri cau Insurance company are estimated at from $600,000 to $700 000. The assets are claimed to be $800,000, and it is hoped that alllo-ses will he paid. 'I he hicago Lsiwi. Bev. Wm. Alvin Bartlett of Cbicage», in an address last evening, expressed liis belief, al though the loss was betweeu $290,000,000 and $300,000,000,Chicago might be,mam. to look like aersell again for $50,000,000. Men like Wai. Jgdeu and George Bntith had pledged their jago would be immediately rebuilt. There vere 110,000 homeless and foodless people to >e taken care ot till May, which would cost at east $5,000,000 and even all the immense sums ,bat have been subscribed. The Tuif. At Prosje it Park yesterday, the 2.28 purse was won by Charley .^Greeu, after eight beats wei« trotted in which two each went to Dread nought and Lottery and one was a dead beat. Time, 2 27 to 2 32. The 2.31 race wa< won by Beppo, who made the first,third and fifth heats and the first and last in 2.241-2 each VV. H. Allen took second and fourth heats. A match of $2000 bet ween Sea Form to harness and American Girl to wagon, comes ofl to morrow at Fleetwood. Another Challenge. New York, Oct. 22.—The challenge of Capt. Samuels of the Dread naught, to sail against the Luvouia three times around the light ship, lor the fifty guinea cup has been accepted by Mr. Ashbury. The World says of the New Yoik Yacht Clubs, tbat if their yacht wins in to morrow’s race, new complications will arise, the club claiming to have won four races, will refuse to sail any more, and Ashbury claimiug they have only wol three, will insist on another and probably sail over the course alone. ILLINOIS. Nhooiiug of the City Aitos nej. Chicago, Oct. 21.—An unfortunate tragedy occurred at midnight, near Chicago Universi ty Cottage, Grove Avenue, resulting in the al most instant death ot Thomas W. Giossyener, City Prosecuting Attorney. Mr. Gross verier, somewhat under the influence of liquo'-, was challenged by the uaiversity policr. whi e p iss ing along the stieet, and replying in an offen sive mauuer, was shot dead. Considerable excitement exists over ihe shooting of Col. Grossvener last night. Theo dore N. Treat, who committed the deed, is a resident of Janesville, Wis., and a student in the Chicago University. He is now under ar rest. Treat was a member ol the Cbie.tao vol unteers and claims to have acted in accordance with orders. J)uy of Fasting. Mayor Mason has issued a proclamation ap pointing Suuday, Oct. 29.h, as a day of fasting, bumiliat’ou and prayer. Finaurial Humor*. The rumor that A. C. Badger, a private bank er, has suspended, is confirmed. He claims be will resume as soon as he can get matters into shape. His books ami assets were recovered only yesterday from the vault. li is reported tbit the suspension of the Corn Exchange Bank is unfoumled. The r^ceipn from deoosiuus are lareer than the calls for 1 money. Application* for Aid Urcreafrirg. Immediately after tbe fire the dailv spplica- j lions f.»r relief numbered about 40,000 This i Dumber has gradually diminished till liter*- is only abou« 25,000 applications. The shelter j committee thus tar has received 2.400 aupl ca tions for lumber for erecting of small h uses for homeless families,and about 1300 of these requisitions have been filled. A quantity of lumber has been contributed by dealers and others. Aid lo the Wisconsin Suifcreri. To day Gen. Sheridan, on being officially iu ing by Gov. Fairchild ot affairs in Not them Wisconsin, at once issue 1 ord*-is tor the d* s patch of 4000 army blank*!*, 2000 overcoats and 100 wagons for th* ir relis-f. Viuionn ’loll©'-*. Chicago, Oct. 22.—J. H. McVicker an nounces that he wifi rebuild a theatre equal to the one dertmved. The r« l et coinirii:ttc« show a favorable con dition of affairs. The employment society reports that the de mand for laborers is in excess of tbe supply. Tbe health com mi te reports that the health ot the city is fair, though there has been si.me increase in diarrhoea and dysentery within a few days. The demand for transportation io leave the city is era ill. The department lor distribution of supplies is in a gratifying condition. Considerable feeliDg exists in regard to the conduct of tbs Republic Insurauco Company in resolving to pay twenty-five ceDts on the dollar and dis band the Company. It is claimed that the Company has $4,000,060 capital—$1,000,000 paid up and the rest in shares. The stock holders" propose to pay only the cash on hand and not collect the notes. The policy holders refuse to receive twenty-five per cent., and lit igation is probable. W< mlici Bteporl—€>ct. I*. M. War Deparlment.Sigr.al Service IT. S. Army, Di vision of Telegrams and Reports tor the benefit of Commerce. i* 4/ a u 5 jj Place c o, 111 2 3 g -2 Z observation. v H S T. M M Boston.29.92 59 W Fair Cbarlestou.S.C..30.24 71 E Hazy Chevtnue.W.T. 29.^4 39 W Fair Chicago.30.01 60 SW Clear Cleveland.29.9s C3 SW Calm Corinne. Utah..29.77 48 Ca'rn Fair Key West .30.02 75 E Lt Rain [uUiatiaitolls....30.05 G4 SW Lt Ram Mt.WashingtoD.29.94 37 NW Cloudy New I otiUou ..30 03 57 SW Clear New York... .30.68 57 SW Calm New Oi leans. ...30.14 71 Calm Clear Norfolk.30.18 61 S Clear Omaha.29 87 57 SW Clear Pittsburg.3015 GO Calm Clear Portland”.29.86 56 SW Cloudy San Francisco..30.(6 57 SW Cloudy Savannah.30.22 68 Calm Hazy Washington 30.14 59 Calm J|a*y Wilmington... .30.23 63 Calm Clear Montreal, C. E 26 69 62 W Cloudy Barometer corrected <0«* temperatare and elevation PENNSYLVANIA. Nliok ifla Meut to inti. Philadelphia, Oct. 21. Iu tbe Court of Common Plea®, to day, Win. a Deputy Sheriff, was dismissed from office by Judge Allison for extorting illegal Win. Irvin convicted of a conspiracy to ox fort illegal fees a3 a Deputy She.iff; was fined $50 and sent to prison for two months. The Judge was very severe on public officers for their extortions and said: “I cannot close joy eyes to the fact that it is a part of that sys tem of extortion which from small beginnings has giowu to be a gieat evil; one of which is known to every lawyer and layman who has busiuess with our public (.Akers. To such an extent is this system carried, that at the pres ent day offices that require ue:ther learning nor previous course ot study, nor even any considerab'o amount of personal attention, have become co lucrative that their emoluments in some instances far exceed the salary of the President of the United States.” SOUTH CAROLINA. Suppression of ilir Ku-Klux. Washington, Oct. 21.-[Special to N. Y. Herald.] Ad vices rt ceived from South Caro lina state that at Spartan ►burg, on Wednesday eveuiug, a ku-klux den consisting of the chief and twenty men, surrendered to U. S. Marshal Johnson with arms and disguise*. Seventy arrests were made up to Friday morning in the vicinity of that tow n alone. Arrests were made in other coun'ies but tbe number is not known here. Attorney General Ackerman is still with Col. Meriill. A number of well koowQ citizens are missing, including Mr. Lyle, a member of the legislature who, it is re ported, is chef ot the klan for that district. Among those that have disappeared are two or three clergymen know n for their strong rebel proclivities. The officers of the law are pro ceeding steadily with their work, and before the arrests are all made, will, it is affirmed, show the existence of a deep qdcI wide conspir acy against the State laws aod all who sustain them. Most of the ku klux refugees are known to have fled to Georgia, where the order is quite strong. The grand Cyclopes of that State is believed to be the son-in-law of Hubert Toombs. A Ku-KInx Account, 1 formation has been received from York an J the adjoining counties of Spartansburg and Chester stating that the greatest excite ment exists owing to 6ommary proceedings of the U S. :in«l thi» Ir..1 iw Pmlv fniir citizens were arrested and ciamimd into a fail already full of negroes. Several hundred c tizens deserted their homes iu consequence of the wholesale airests lid sought refin-e in t.tie wnenla nntiLn^..* tunny presents itself to seek safety iu a more riistaut flight. A reign ol tenor exists iu the entire section, aud depredations aae beiog committed on the property of citizens who have fled, by ne»toes aud mber evil disposed persons. A fight is said to have takeD place cn Proud river between a band of kn-k lux and United States troops, and the cot fl ct was so severe that reinlotcemeuts are called for. The Natiaaal tclorcd Convention. Columbia, Oct. 22.—Io the National Colored Convention, resolutions were adopted advo cating the preservation of the reconstructed State Governments and the existing laws aud the centiuuauce in power ol the Republican party. Congressman Elliot submitted an address to tho American people. It asks a inure perfect recognition of the colored people in workshops aud all ether industrial pursuits that they may become proficient in mercantile sciences aud thereby protect skilled citizens Irom hav ing to compete iu tbe market with workmen ot iufetior capability. It asks ler Congress to aid io the education of the poor children of tbe South. It demands one standard of duty or policy for all citizens. It affirms that tbe colored people Lave no desire t» stiike a line of actiou not common to the who’e people, and concludes with a hope tor the speedy abolition of slavery iu evety part of the world. Kansas. Sntenei. Topeka,Oct. 21.—Ia tbe United States court to-day three men were sentenced to five years impiisontivnt each for stealing government mules at Fort Hasker. Odo mao to two years for persuuating a government officer, aud one for ten years lor robbiug registered letters, and one for six months unuer tbe enforcement act lor stulliug ba'lot boxes. MISSOCRI. Natloatl A>olicc Convention. St. Louis, Oct. 21. At National Police Convention, tbe commit tee on order of busiuess reported the following [jneslions: First.—Improving the condition of abandon ed youth of both sexes; secoud: to provide a systematic plan for transmitting detective in formation throughout tbe couutrv; third: the eousideiation of tbe question of the social evil; fourth: for a perfect system of police telegraph ing throughout the several States; fifth: the sub)“Ct of photogtaphs aud a tegular system for exchange of same; sixth: the subject of re ward for extraordinary services. The questions were referre 1 to a special com mittee. A committee on memorials was also appointed. Gov. Brown addressed the Convention touch ing upou subjects which brought the.delegutes together. The meeting adjourned till Monday. St. Louis, Oct. 22.—Iu tbe National Police Convention, yesterday, Chief McDonough ot Ibis city, introduced the subject ot Railroad ouonage, caiim: attention to me large imount ol freight on railroads constantly being plundered, and offered a resolution providing or police assis auce iu breaking up gaugs of robbers engaged in this business. CAUFOIH1A. Attempt to Fire the City. San Fuancisco, Oct. 21—Incendiaries fired the block bounded by 31 and 4lb Market and Stevenson streets, last night, at five different points. All the attempts were discovered, aud frustrated. This locality is thick*y coveted with frame buildings aud it is evident the oh j ci was to burn the city. WASlilNtSTOiV. Treasury Balance. Washington, Oct. 21.—The balance iu the Treasury at dose ot business today were, in coin, $97,030,115; currency, $7,621 305; gold Cert ficates, $5,824,500. The Gloucester Schooner. The collector of customs at Glouci strr has iffieially uotiCed the Secretary of Treasury ol the seizure aud recapture of the schooner Ed ward A. Horton. As the popersof the schoon er have been lost the owner respectfully asks that n* w papers he issued, as there has beeu uo condemnation of the vessel by Foglisb court?. The J»cal l.ocn Again. The Secretary of Treasury has suspended the operation and instructions ot the depart ments requiring, after ibe first ol December, the use of American seal locks on cars convey ing domestic goods through Canada till Fco ruary 1st, at which date further instructions will he issued. Suictuai KcviDue. The Internal Revenue receipts foe the fiscal year to date are $43,439,368. Georgia Malic.s. The accounts from Georgia are that Judge Erskiu set ms determined to demonstrate that there is no occasion for military occupation, that the State officers of his court are arresting men by tcores in the upper part of the State under charge of Kluxism. The Savannah Re publican says, “Tne law is being vindicated by the civil tribunals and we believe Georgia ju ries have long since passed hatience with heed less men, who are bringing so much trouble upon the State, will punish them when proved fi u*i 11 y. Mn*t Comply. Solicitor Banfield decides it necessary that all steameis and s earn boats comply w tl» provisions ot act ot February, 1871, and that certificates m u.*.t slate bow many passengers eucli steamer bar accommodations for. The Trenly Ccnuuindoii. Washington, Oaf. 22 —The rooms of the United States and British Commiss.on aie n«-;»11y furnBhed, and the apartments are desig Seciefcary. The Com mission is Dow prepared for tii-dness, bat the session will not be resum uU the 5.h ol Ntvember. Ia tbe meantime, i-Kirectioos aod ihe necessary blanks will be furnished to all who way desire them. The Civil Sex vice. Tbe Civil Service Commission were yester day engaged iu consider!ug specie. 1 i-ac-ee of exemption from tbe proposed system of exirni DBtion for offiej. Patent*, Tbe Acting Commissioner of Patents has ex tended a patent to John P. Merry, of Rock ford, 111., for mowing machines, and retu-ed the application of Nicholas Whitehall, of Ohio, for an extension of a patent for a cultivator. The President. President Grant has returned to Washing ton. It is probable that a Cabiuet meeting will be held Tuesday. itlliTEORO LOGICAL, syjiop/i* ot Wen titer Reparts for the pns Tw'cuipFonr Hours. War Dep’t, Office Chief Signal Officer, Washington. D. O., Oct. 22,(7.00 P. M.) J Probabilit es—The barometer will probably continue to tall on Monday tbrougbout tbe Atlautic States, and threatening weather will exteud from Blue Ridge westward; easterly winds possibly with rains from lower Florida and North Carolinaa partially cloudy and warm weather in Middle and Eastern Suites, and westerly winds from New England to Wiscon sin. iTLhGttAPnic rnsuH. The lands along the Texas Pacific railroad from Fort Yuma to Sau Diego, have beeu withdrawn frem market. Tbe Northern Pacific railway surveyiug par ty have discovered a rich gold aud silver ledge near Roqualime river, Washington territory. A. J. Fenwick shot Charles Wilson at San Diego, Cal., Friday, for seducing bis wife. A disastrous fire occurred iD Cameron, Miss ouri, Friday nigbt, destroying tbe post-office, principal stores, and hotel, the loss aggregat ing $132,000, ouly a small part ot which is in sured. Au application lor an injunction against the Virginia and Tennessee railroad was dismissed at Richmond, Saturday. Richard B. Rueu, conductor of a freight train, was killed and iwo engines smashed up by a collision on the Jersey Midland railroad, Saturday. On tbe 19 b inst, while being towed to Lit tle Traverse, Wis., the schooner R. P. Mason capsized, and before aid could be obtained five of tbe nine persons on board were drowned. Tbe reports ol the burning forests in Comp bell cuuuty, Kentucky, have been gieatiy ix aggerud, com paratively little loss being done Cincinnatians are making vigorous attempts to secure both Piesideniial conveniens iu that -city. The Massachusetts Teachers' Association passed a resolution in favor cf compulsory edu cation, elected Rev. Chas. Hammond ol Mun JMLUM—■ son. President for the next year, aid adjourn ed Saturday, Sunday oflast week ton Catlioic chinches of Boston contiihuieil §15,577 to the Chi cago sufferers. The master and mate of the ship W hite Swallow, charged with foul play in scuttling the ship, have been discharged by the grand jury of the United States Court at Boston, Collector Russell of Boston, sailed Saturday for Kaval on account of ill health. The rolling stock of the Iron Mountain rail road of Sr. Louis will be fold tor taxes, the U. S. Court reiusing to graut an iiijunctiod to stop the proceedings, Ebeuezer Whittaker, a silver plater, was as saulted Saturday night between Wulliugtord aLd Merridan, C.rtiD., and fatally injured. He was robbed of §70 The report that the Central American In surance company of St Louis lias failed is un true. Arrived at N w York yesterday, steamers Doran from Bren.eu and City of Antwerp aLd Algeria from Liverpool. Mrs. Pair, ihe Cu iliroiu murderess, is not likely to get a uew trial. In^Ifotwicb, Ct., Sunday ulteruoiin, Ah zan der Montgomery struck Win. Cooley with an axe on ihe temple, killing him instantly, lney were employed in a livery stable and a dispute aiose about some little matter. The murder was committed an hour after while tne victim was reading in a wagon. Both par ties were aged about 18. At Union, Tenn Saturday nigbt, while the passengers were at supper, three men jumped on the engine and rau the traiu back two mi'ot while two others overpowered the ouly mau in the express car and robb-d it of $1000, when all escaped. Fifteen Catholic churches of New York con tributed $20,000 to the Chicago sufferais, Sun day, and eleven to bear horn. Y., Saturday tvening, as Charles Giddings was cutting shavings overhead with a sharp knife, be suddenly dropped the handle of the knife to bis side, while the blade, iu mdkiug the circle struck a little daughter of Dr. Moore who was, un known, standing near, severing the carotid ar tery and she died instantly. OHEIiiN FlfcANiJB. >ecdooul Quarrels. Paris, Oct. 21.—A dispatch from Metz re portsJj'i.t Herious troubles have arisen between Sauiji (Ti>rm; ti gnlSioi^ in tlip. „.«rrison ihere, aud tout several encounters aud pugilisucal affrays have occurred between in embers ot tbe Bavarian and Prussian re-i IlllCit?. BRITAIN. Brilitli Cluinta. London, Oct 21.—Henry Harom-md, agent of tbe British Government at \Va>biDgton iu the matter of the recep ion of claims of Brit ish subjects upon the United Stale*, has been instruct! d nut to present uuy those claims till tbe claiiuaut has filed at the office of the com missioners appointed undtr tbe treaty of Washington. The formal statements of claims is required by tbe first of the rules udop'.ed by the commission. ■IAYTJ. 'Trouble bclwcru Muyli and Spai«. Pout au Pkince, Oct. 16 —Tbe commander of a Spill Mi mau-of-war baviug demanded the delivery ot the filibustering steamer Hor net, tbe Haytieu Government refuse! to com ply wtb the demand, whereupon the Spanish colsuI honied down the consul ir flag and went ou board the man of war, which started for Havana. The rainy season interrupted the delivery of the coffee crop. Further l*ariicnlurs. New YoBii, Oct. 21.—A Port au Prince let ter of Oct. H:h gives tbe details of an attempt of the {Spaniards to take possession of steamer Hornet. Tbe Spanish consul, backed by two Spanish war vessels, having ou baaid the Spanish Admiral, sent a communication to the Ha* tien Government deinaudirg that iu forty eight hours the Hornet be given into their hands, and unless their demaud was complied with the Spanish authorities would proceed to take her. A claim of $120,000 iu gold was also putin by way of indemnity, being the amount alleged to have been expeuded for coal and other necessaries in watching the Hornet. As no answer was given to this question a meet ing was he’d on the 7ih inst., composed ot the ministers o! France, England and America. Mr. Bassett, afterwards proceeded to President Saget’d place for a conference. The President being at Aux Cayes, Mr. Bassett only saw tbe Minister of the Interior. Mr. Bassett claimed in behalf of the Hornet that she was no pirate and consequently had a right to claim full pro tection as an American vessel, and in bis official capacity he would do his utmost to shield her. Tbe minister stated that it was out of his power to comply with the demand of the Spanish consul. Tbe Hoi net being under a foreign 11 ig tbe diplomatic corps con curred in the minister’s refusal and eutered their protest accordingly. A decision will »oon be given. The Spanish consul decided to haul down ibe flag, went on board the Admir al’s ship aud sailed for Cuba to obtain further in-truciions. There Is no Amencan war ves sel in port* Fo; eigii lit ms Prince Napoleon landed at Ajaccio Saturday but no demoustra ion was made. The Turkish Government intends to appro The English papers announce a strike of all the bauds in the wooleu trade, numbering 14,500, tor aa advance of ten to tilteen per cent, in wages. An early settlement if tbe Jispute was however probable. The Manitoba expedition, consisting of 300 men and necessary officers, sailed Saturday from Ctdlingwucd, Out., lor Ktd river. >1 M fci HC i AL, Foreign Export*. ST.JOUXNB. Schr Ida »J—9 )0 bbls. flour, 20C Jo oaimeul, >00 do retine.i oil, 21 punch* oos spir t*. H a 1.1 FaX, N. S. Steamer Curlolti—1000 bbls. flour, 100 do oatmeal, 4276 gall*, porter ard ale, 204 bags milt, 5) boxes cheese, 1940 calls spirit*, 250 doz brooms, 19 cases clothing, 10* pkgs confectionery,3150 ibs tobacco, 105 pkgs stoves and »are, 19 pkgs furni ture, 25 bb's. split peas, 3280 lbs bitter, 50 pkg-i sen irie*. HAVANA. Brig Torrent—1300 b*xe? sh^oks, 600 prs heaoiu/, 4G,2s6 it lumber, 1168 rho ks aud heads, 5.14 bdls bo >s 1000 cabbages. 1000 boxes lurrirg, 60 drums fish 13 bbls. beans, 311 do potaToe-. Kemt-o u? kHiltOKdi ao*l *u*av>b«*l». Grand Xbunk Railway.—250 cans milk, 1000 bbls. flour, 1 car iron, 1 do sliooks, 1 do shingles, 1 do b. b. goods, 1 do starch, 1 do hops, 39 do lamb r,.2 do apples, 5 do clapboards, 5 do bar 3 do tundiies.' Shipments East—1000 bbl*. flour, l car oatmeal. Steamer Montreal from Boston—100 bbls. flour, 39 bdls ga* pipe, 50 boxes tomatoes 140 cases fh >ee, 1 a k ca't skins, 179 stone jugs, 40 bags oys ters, 105 boxes cl ee«e, 12 center tab'es, 50 bars iron, li coal fritters 20 bdls steel. 37 bbls rosin, 5J firkins lard, 2 i-a C', 3 crates crockery, 3 lub.s carpeting, 25 boxes c’jees-*, U0 pkgs to order. For Cauidi and up countay—5 organs. 10 bbls. oil, 20 bbls. alum, 1G0 window weights, 40 bbls. rosin, 300 biles rags, 10 casks nais, 29 bdls tied, 6:» bars iron, 50 b lls lea-her, 4 bales wool. 3 do cotton, 25 do pie-us ed wool, 20 bb's flour, 75 pkgs to older, lew 1 «rC Sink Mfcitl New York. Oct. 21 Morning.—Gold opened at 112*. Money at 7 p.r cent. Starling Exchange at 1084 1(9}. bt icks closed steady and strong. The following arc the closing quotations ol Gov ernment securities: United States coupon o’s, 18S1.11 re united States 5-20’s 1862.114 United States 5-20’s 1864.113* United States 5-20’s 1865, old.114 United States 5-20’s Jan and Ju.y.112} United States 5-20’s, 1867.. ..112} United Stales 5-20’s 1868. 112} United States 10-408., coupon.10s} Currency O’s.1102 Tie t.lhwing are the closing quotations ol Stocks: Westeio l'iii*-oTelegraph Uo. 48 Paoidc v*n.......• 45 N. j c 11.ii .iini Hudson River consolidated... 872 N »r-4i v Hudson Kivor consolidated scrip. 83* Erie ...27* Eric f.rr' if; id.Gd .121} 11 *r -m preferred.121} 107 J ..115 LakeShoie V iciugai. ern... yo} Ulim is Oeiit-V.13 i Cleveland J6 Pdiffbiirg.1164 Chicago -V Nor b W sie.u.«... 5<| Obieagc te Western uivierred.. .87} Chicago Roc* I .08} MiUaukie& P»ul.. 55$ Pitcahui F« ri tvu-i 96} The loliowing were U»** quotations for Union Pa cific e-day amounts to $278,COO OaiucRtic .llarkrts. Nlw York. Oct. 21— 5 P. M.—Cotton quiet and Jc lower; sales i4Hb:tles; Middling uplands 185c.— Flour dull and 10@ 2)e lower; receipts 29,626 bbls.; sales 7500 bbls at G 00 0 it 61 62c. Barley firm anc in improved den oil; No. 2 Spring at 56c. Receipts—50U0 bu flour, 700 bush, wheat. Shipments—70(w obis, flour. 87,000 busb- wheat, St. Louis, Oct. 21.—Flour quiet and low gradei rather weak; Superfine Winter 5 00 5 23; oxtra di 5 75 0 25. Wheat uqll and (trooping; No.3Re< 1*11130 ft 131. O wn dull and a shade lower; Mix ed on tract 4l*ft 44c. Ui quiel; Mixra. on truck. Pork qui-* at 13 00 a 13 2L Bu.on easier, sho ;i Iders 7* ft) 7 J; lea r i i 7 J ft 8c: clear t it;es 8 ft S^c S gar cured llanis I7j?. uar lesion, Oct. 21.— Cotton dull; Middling j uplands lsc. Savannah, Oct. 21 .-Cotcon Lx good demand; M’ldiiug uplands at 18. I Mobil3, Off. 21.—Cotton dull; Middling uplanc's 18*c. citfW O&isan*, Oct. 21.—Cotton dull aid lower: Middling uplands 18|e. Fsrti^n iUornrUi Havana, Oct. 21.—Sugar—The stock remaining io warehouses at Havana and Mataczas is 1C4.000 boxes and 1360 bhds.; receipts tor the past week 50 bxs; i exported durin? the we. k trom Havana and Matau zss 8350 boxes and 2U0 hhd?.,of which 4175 boxes and all the hhds. ware tor tlie United State*. Market tirin and the demand tair; No 2 Dutch standard Sugar at 10 rcils$> arrobe; Nos. 10 to 12 do at 9* ft 10 reals; No*. 15 to 20at 11* 13* real*. Molasics Sugar—Nos. 8 to 10 8* reals 4> arrobe; Muscovada; fair to good refining 8* reals. Freights box Sugar from Northern ports ot Cuba to the United States 75c i) lihd do do $350. Exchange on United States, 60 days, currency, 1* 2 per cent, discount. Liverpool, Oct. 22-10.30 A. M.—Cotton—Mid dling uplands 9§d; do Orleans 9|d; sales 8,000 bales. London, Oct. 21—11 30 A. M.—Ccusols opened at 92$ tor money and account. American securities—U. S. 5-20s, 1862,00j; do 1*65 old, 90*; do 1867, 92; U. S. 10-40s 89. Paris, Oct. 21—A. M.—Rentes at 57i 15c. London,Oct. 21—1 30 P. M. Consols 9-J for mouey and account. American securities U. S. 6-20’s 186*, f-PJ; d^ 1865, uid, 90*; dxl867, 92; U. S. 10 40*8 81. Livebpool, Oct. 21-1.30 P. M.-Cotton closed heavy; Middling unlands do Orleans 97-1; sales 80:0 bales. Pork 47s Gd. JBoalou Stork List. Sa'cs at the Brokers’ Board, Oct. 21. Michigan Cental Railroad...,. 1 7 Union Pacific Railroad. 23 [Sales at Auction.] Androscoggin Mills. 11*64 Batts Muauiacruring Company.. 1143 Peppcrell Manufacturing Coni|»anv. C40 Eastern Kauroau. i07{ Boston and Maine Kail roan. 116* Maine Stale Sixes. 1869. lot Eastern lia 1 Hoad Size*, 18/1. 9t'i -1-—-HI I III II To Investors. F lltS T Mortgage Bonds Principal nnd ilulerosi Buyable iu O 1. I> OIN, Free from Government Tax. 'I lie subscribers offer lor investment an 1 confident ly recoinmeud the l.diowiug described securities SIX PER T. GOLD BONDS ISSFED DY THE Portland Osdeasburg R. R. Co,, Due in 1900. Interest payable in GOLD COIN in Bjstou, January |;ancl July, Free from Government Tax! These are Coupon Bonds issued In denomination* of $11*00and §"00, and nrcuied by the firm and nly Mortgage of tbc entire properly aud Frauchixc* cl the (Jompauy; covering sixty miles of road now completed and in operation, from Portland to the White Mountains at North Conway. The paid up subscriptions ti the Capital Stock amount to $1,200,000. The road is built in tbc moot thorough manner; the principal bridge** are of iron, and tie superrtructure and equipment firm eland* in very rexpeetc The busmess al ready developed cxccedx the expectations of the projectors of fhe ron.i, and fhe net earnings are more than Muflicinit to psy the interest, on its unusually small Bonded Del t. flfcggv; SIX FEE U lTBOED BONDS Being a Joint First Mortgage] Three New England Railroads Sl YLIrD THE Vermont Division -OF the; Portland Ogdensburg Trunk Railroad Lice. Twenty Years to Run. Interest payable in GOLD COIN, in BOSTON Mayi and ^November, Free irom Government Tax, Tbcse railroads, substantially under one man agement, are being rapidly constructed in the most thorouttb and economical muniifr iin dor the supervision ot the most eminent and praeti- I cal business men ot Not them Vermont, the cash I stock subscriptions being sufficient to pre- I pare the ron«l for the iroa. The local busi ness already created along the line is amply sufficient for all its tunning Expenses and the Interest on its Bonded Debt. The road passes through the garden of Vermont, and is to connect by a bran-b already began with Burling ton, on Lake ©bampi tin, (he uar.st important distributing point in Northern New England. The bonds re issued, for the convenience of invest ors, in dene initiations ot $1000, $500, $100, both regis tered and coupon, have been committed for sale t the widely known hjuse of E. He T. FAIR BANKS* Hr CO., St Johu8bnry, who with their branch houses, FAIRBANKS He CO., New York, FAIRBANKS, BROWN He CO., Boston FAIRBANKS He E WING, Philadelphia hre the financial agents of the Joint companies and give these securities their their unqualified en dorsement. The subscribers in pn seating these Bonds to in vestors in this community, are confident that no argument is necessary to show the pa sent ai:d prospective value to the State ot Maine of this Trunk Line of Railroad, connecting the as equalled harbor of Portland will) the Lake system of the West by tiie shortest possible line and cons'ituting the most available and economical route tor Western produce seeking a European market. Its immense through traffic caDnot be well over estimated amt a most prosperous local business is already secured. Jt must always be the great pleasure thorough fare of the Eastern Sia'es, connecting on one route, the sea coast of Maine with Luke Selmgo. the White Mountains, Lakes Mcnsplaieuingog and Willoughby, Hit. Mansfield, Lake C hamplain, Lake tneorge, Saratoga and the Hudson. These roa Is arc built by New Eng land men wiih New England Capital, and wi-1 be under New England Managers, who live in i be c--mmunities through which they run, and whose management of tin ir own aft-nrs warrants the [uhlic confidence in iheir integrity and business ability. Price at present 00 and accrued interest in Curreucy. For fmflier inhumation, pamphlets, &c, apply to J. B. BROWN SONS, PORTLAND, MtS., Cicm-rul Agents of the Portland Ogdcns burg Railroad Company, and Agents tor the sale of the joint Boutin of the Vermont Division. SaT’For sale by nil leading Hankers ami Brokers, aug 15 sn 2aw Tu& s*a Printers or Machinists Wishing lor Final! STEAM ENGINES, from 1 to 9 hoi»e |#o«er, will find ii io rhtir advantage to n .T. 13. JLTJOAS, EXCHANGE STREET. DEALER IN •’arlunist Tools and Supplies. 0CI4 I o. 165 Middle Street, VI. A. P. MKLIIG Have received irom New York Silk Velvet* and Satiu*, in all colors; Thread null .Multn Laces, UreMundSnek ICutiom* and Oiuunieul*! Ntar Fmbroidety Btaidu, t* riukCM, iu u 1 colors. occlt lwd then 3weol IF YOU"lVAIKT TO FIT A Difficult Foot, GO TO Palmer's 132 Middle Street Where you can g-t a wide or narrow, -full or slim Boot, just the width and length tint will be easy ax/ graceful, and enjoy tho rare luxury ot wearing a per fect fitting boot. sepWtt Choice Bolter. 150 Tubs of New York and Vermont Blitter. Fall make; selected from the best dairys. Just received at 2i Exchange sr. A Alloy U. A LDUTCH «»Mough I-nfe«*t Bed Louuxo, Em ainrled Chair*, Ac. Kap-All kinds ol repairing neatly done. Furni ture boxed and malted. oc25-*C‘JT"l*ftStl Aiinst F. Curtis, TEACHER of the PIANO FORTE 29 SMRING STREET. {^“Satisfactory reference given when required. ocT cod 3m __ 8PORVSMEN: J, B. Lucas, 69 Exchange St., 11 adjust received another lotol those lino Breech Shot G-n.. Also a tew more ol those very cheap English Tvrial Uonhle bbl, Gun*. ocf4 ENTERTAINM KN'I S. CITY HALL, Monday Tuesday Evc’ngs, OC TOBER ;33dAc 34lh. Excellent Defying Competition. By the famous DUPREZ BENEDICT'S World KeunwDed Original New Orient 9 Mammoth Gigantic Minstrels. Ot tweniy years’ organization. Double Troup! and Brass Beni The Great ‘Jhiei .Monarch, of Mnsirelsv Composed of a gimiirt of Acknowledged Mas’er Artists On their twentieth annual successful Tour tntroiucing their Original, Various Specialities The oldest organizer], and most reliable, and the largest coinplele Troupe in America. Announcing to appear as above in a Carnival Entertainment cl unequalled Br lilancy, Originality and Merit 1 Dooisopen Jot 7. LegMaturc sirs j ot Ko’clock. Admlffr.s,tr&w (-ii dct^ CITY H A L L I Grand Family Matinee, -ON Tuesday Aftemoou, October 24th AT ‘J 1-i* O’CLOCK, FOR THBSm Chicago Sififforci's Duprez Benedict s Uipnlic Minstrels. The entire receipts of the entertain moot, to be Placed in the hands of the Honorable Mr. Kiugsburv, Mayor or Portland, to be lot warded to Mr. Mason, Mayor ol Chicago. Admission reduced to 25 eta, to afford Schools and Families to attend wiih their children. oellld CHAS. H. DCPKKZ, Manager. 1UJX, A. JL5, Will receive scholars for instruction la DAICIWGI Wednesday awd Saturday Afier uoois ar 2 1-2 o’eloclt, AT Army nviri A. Well* of Washington, Geo. W. Curtis. F*>q. fcSrCoLCcrt by the Portland Bind before each Lectnre. Tickets fo the course, $1.50. Fjr sale a4 the us ual places. Mem bets tickets (each member beiiu entitled io two) $1 00; to lc obta.ned at I. 0. Stock briJge’s music store, 150 Exchange street. The gallery s.jats will be reserved for the course at 11 00 each. The sale of reserved seats wid com mence at I. C. Stockbridge’s, 15G Exchange (street, Saturday morning. Oct. 21st. at 9 o’clock. Evening tickets 50 ceuts. Doors ODeued at C 1 2, lecture at 7 1-2. A Supplementary Course by Ladies Will Commence Wednesday, January 3rd. The following have already been engaged: MRS.EMILY SHAW FORKMAN, misss katie s tan ion, MRS. CELIA BURLEIGH, MISS KATIE REYNOLDS, MRS. VICTORIA C. WOOD HULL. The r rica of tickets to the supp’ementary course will b i announced as soou as the arrangemeets are completed. Purchasers ot tickets to the regular coarse will be allowed a liberal discount in part-lias mg iu tuig umi.'c. COMM I I'TEE: H. F. Furbish, C. K. Jos-3, J. C. Procter, II.Haskell, Wua. R. Wood. Henry Fox. J.Q. It Ovf»-dioe26 iBe©ple’s Course. Four Grand Entertainments FOR SO CE1T8. The management take pleasure in announcing that the Pecp'e’s Course, pecuniarily, Is already a success, and tickets toe the tour remaining entertainments will be sold lor the low price of Eighty Cents. We wou'd ask those who de.-ire tine entertainments at the lowest price to look at the talent engaged. The Temple Quartette Concert is alone worth the price a=ktd tor the whole lour entertainment-. The pub lie may rest assured that ever> thing advertised will be carrried out to the vlry letter. Second Euterlainment, Mondiy Evening Oct 33ili. An evening with the Dramatists and Poets by Prof. S. W. CKIUKCHITE, The talented Elocutionist. Evening tickets 35 rt*. Monday Evening. Nov 6, a Concert for the people, by the well known and popular HUTCHINSON FAMILY. Tribe ol Asa.**—Evening tickets 35 cents. Monday evening, Nov 20, a Conneri by those New England favorites, TIIE TEMPLE QUARTETTE, of Boston: Wm. H. Fessenden, now singing as first Tenor with Clara Louiae Kellogg, A. C. Ryder, D. F. Fiz, and H. A. Cook, assisted by Miss Isabella Stoue, Soprano; with Mr. H. M Djw, pianist. Eve ning tickets 50 cents. Monday evening, Nov. 27tli, Readings by HRS. LOUISE WtlODWOK III FOSS, of Boston. Evening tickets 35 cents Tickels for rale everywhere. A lew reserved setts at 60 cents tor the four enter tainments may ce ob'ained at Stock bridge’s. oc23td The Lorillard Insurance Co. All perrous holding policies in this Company are request <1 to hand them in tor cancellation and re turn premium, as 1 have information from tbe Com pany wli'cb leads me fo believe that all the unearn ed premiums will be Refunded. S. TWOMBLY. A^ent, 30 Exchange st up stair*. THE IMPERIAL -AND Firemen’s Fund Insurance Companies, HAVE Ten Millions IN GOLD, To Protect their Policy-Holder*. L S. TWOMBLY, AGEAT, 30 Exchange at., Upstairs. oct 2t-atf Found. PORTMONAIK containing a small sum ot money. The owner can have the same, liy calllugatTl Oxford St,' and proving property, and paying charg es. oc21»3t SEE®, SEE®! BUSHELS Now Timothy Seed; ala©" Lj\JKJ vJ Clover and lied Top lor sale by KENDALL d* iVUITNET. Portland, Sept 2, 1871._ff«?f2m TAyl OR CO., oct2l 3t 20 State St., Boston, Mats. Wood Wood l I r AHD and SOFT WOOD lor sale at No. 43 Lin H coin street. Also Dry Edging*. nl(KKI) UP ARK I FT til teen miles aai t from Thatcher’s Island, six mackerel nets. Tb owner can learn of the Mime, by calling on ‘LEWIS, CHASE Jfe WHITTEN, oc.17 Custom House Wharf, Psrtlat 4. r>:NT ERTA1NM i:\iv Mii. A. J. L,OCKE .Will open a SCHOOL Fridar Evening, Ort.ber Ar.fc, -Ar LANCASTER HALL, For tin instruction of Fancy Dances In all the iavorlte branches such as Waltzes, Polkas, Boston Bip Waltz, Are. The term to consist of twelve lesions. Ladies’ cla?s will meet at 7 P ar. Gents at H p is. Terms La dies SI; Gents jfl.octTtd Lecture and Concert Season. 1871 187^. A Gian.l Series of first-class Concerts and Lectures are announced for (he earning seasou under fhe aus pices of the Portland Army aud Navy Union AT CITY HALL. unaniojous vote of the Society oue-el/hth fi *5? proceeds of the course wilt bo' donated to the Maine General Hospital. vJ«eKi0^ieWil,.0pe^Thur"d»y Ereuin*, Concert" V°‘"' ““U ,"*r 601 mania Band Orchestra OS’BOSTON; AkniMfcd by Hire. 11. M. Muiiih Grand oncer! ot the Season We Lave positively enj? iged Madame PAltEPA ROSA AND ADELAIDE PHILLIPS Assisted by Mr Packard Tenore; Mr Kudolplisen, Basso. This Grand Concert will be under the direc tion of HERMANN KOTZSCHMAK. imru uoncert uy me KltEIJTZElt CLUR1! As-listed by Miss Nellie Barker. Mrs. G. M. Cum mings, and Ada Cary. Fourth CONCEKT by the Mendelssbon Quintette Club Of Boston, (Twenty-third reason.) Assisted by Anna Granger Dow. LECTURES. ANNA F. DICKINSON, of Philadelphia. Subject: ‘‘Demagogues and Workingmen.” Kev.W. L. Oage, of Hartford, Conn Subject: “Emperor Wiliiam acdhis Generals.” 1ION. THO.TIA* FITCH, (Late U. S. Senator,) ot Nevada. Subjeef: “Scalps and Quakers.” SAli’L L. CLEMENS, (Mark Twain) of NT. Tin* in 1 Portland Hand will furnish music on the evening* ot the Lectures. Season Tickets, admitting to the enllre course of Lectures and Concerts, Him) lor sale everywhere. .Members’ tickets I OO, (each member being en titled lo two) tj he obtained ot the Treasurer, D. P. 11. Lockhart. Evening ticke's to Com ert* from SOe to$l. The Gallery feats will be reserved lor ibe course at $1 each. Sale to commence Monday Oct. lbth, at C. W. Gilkey Co/s. A Supplementary Course ot three popular Lfcturew on Natural History, by PROF. E. H. tIOUHE, will commence after the close ot the regular course, at Army and Navy Union Halt. Purchasers of reg ular courte tickers will be admitted at reduced rates. |Per order Committee— F. G. Patterson.Thos J. Lit tle, A. I. Hodsdon. D. P. H. Lockhart, J. 1). Wil liam?, Joseph A. Perry, and C. K. Lombard. oeOti AUCTIOin SALIHS Wooden Building', Building Ma terial, &c. at Auction. ON Tuesday, Oct 24th, at 1 12 P M, at house on southwest corner of State and Pine streets, we shal' sell a lot ot doois. sash, blinds. Ac. A'so a wooden building in rear ot house. Sale positive. F. it. BAKLE¥ CO, Auctiouecra. 0;t 20 dtd EXECUTOR’S SALE FURNITURE AC Auction. BY virtue of a license from Hon .'John A. Water man, Judge ot Probate within and for flu Coun tv of Cumberland, I shall sell at public auotion oa TUESDAY, Oct. 17th, at 10 a. m„ at house H3 Free Street, the lollowiug persona! property, to wit:—So la, Cbali8, Easy Chairs, French Plate Mirrors, Pier, Card and Centre tables, Ottomars. Rockers, Brus sels Carpets. Hat-Tree, Dining Table acd Chairs, Secretary, Work Table, Crockery, Cutlcrly. Jfcc Chamber Sett. B. W. Bureau*, Mahogany Bedsteds and Chairs, Lounge, Ii grain Carpets, Hair Mat tiass, reaiuer boanket.s togemer witn me Cook Stove and Kitchen Furniture. lewis Pierce, Ex. ot Estate of J. C. Brook?. |SP*The above sate Is postponed to TUESDAY, Oct ‘J4th. V. O. BtlLFV&CO., Auctioam. Desirable House,corner ot* Spruce and Emery streets, AT AUCTION. ON Taes lay. October 24th at 3 P M, we shall sell the vary desirable property on the north west corner ol Spruce and Emery sts The bouse is two story with French root'; contains 14 rooms ample closets, heated with Magee lurnaee; gas fixture? throughout; plenty of water. This house was built at out two years ago io a thorough and workmanlike manner. The lot is ot good size. The location is one ot the best. This property will be sold upon easy terms ot pay ment and must attract the attention ol any one wishing a genteel residence. F. O BAILE1 At Co., Auctioneers. oclCutd Very Desirable Property, corner ot Free and Oak sts., at Auction. ON TUESDAY. OCT. 24th at 12 M.. we shall sell the very desirable Property corner ot Free and Oak Sis. residence ot the lute J. C. Brooks. Said property consists ot a substantial and well ar ranged dwelling house, with stable, woodshed, &e., •onnected. Tne lot is 45 feet ou Froe st. aul about 100 leet on Oak St. This is one ot the finest locations in the city an will be a positive sale. Terms easy and made k new at sale. For further pa*ticulars call on W. W. Thom is, or Lewis Pierce. oMl7td F. O. BA 1 LEY C Auet’r* Q IMMENSE STOCK OF Dry Goods, Woolens, «&c., &c., Al’ AUCTION. COMMENCING ON Wednesday, October 25th, Ai d continuing until told At 10 A. 71. aud 2 1-9 P. 71. Rach Day, At Salesroom IS Exchange streit The stick consists in part ot Pahlrr Hhanh, long and .quart, Woolen Nlinwli in plaid., .tripe.,and mixture. DJiKSS GOODS In great variety. Black and colored Alpsccas; Briliiantines, Mobaiis, &c; Imported Marseilles Quilts, Irish and Scotch Linens, Body Linens ol dif ferent qualifies, fine double satin Damask, Wash Loom and Browu Damask, Real Turkey Red Dam ask, Napkins to match. A variety ot Linen Napkins and Doylies: Ladies' and Gents Haukerchtefk, Towels, Crash, Hosieries, &c. DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS, 9-4 and 10 4 bleached Sheeting, best quality. 5-4 and 9-S Pillow Case, 4-4 and 7-8 Shirting, un bleached ShirlP g and Sheeting all widths and qual ities. WOOLENS. Cass!meres, Tricofs, Doeskins, &c. Every art L ie in this stock will be sold without le lerve. Ladies are particularly invited to the sale.) oc23dtd F. O. BAILEY Co., Auct’n. F. O. BULKY Jk CO., Aucl r». rtianutacturer’s Sale ot rockery Ware. E shall sell to the trade by catalogue, on tho vV first ol November next, a large quantity ol Iron-Stone China, Rcckingham, C. C. and Yellow Ware, in variety. fJP“l>'iirthev ptirticulars hereafter. °ek3