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Portland Daily Press: January 31, 1877 PORTLAND A PRESS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862.-Y0L. 14. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY JANUARY 31, MORNING, 1877. TERMS $8.00 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS, ENTERTAINMENTS. INSURANCE. INSURANCE The champion recollector is Deberry, of The Electoral Commission. the _WANTS. “ THE PRESS Published every day (Sundays excepted) by the railroad hotel in Tallahassee, Fla. He ThoPreo Lecture STATEMENT remembers every telegram that has Fact, and 8urmi.es—The PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO« wanted* WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 81, ’77 passed Programme for — — his of the — BY THE — OF THE through office for the last six months, and Thnroday—Power Tribunal-The At 109 Exchange St., Portland. Alive mail in every town in New Eng- HOME can them off verbatim et literatim et Menage. Every regular attache of the Press s furnished repeat Rev. John S. business a Terms: Eight Dollars a Year in advance. Tc Davenport, land; light; $50.00 week to with a Card certificate countersigned by'Stanley T. clickatim, from beginning to end, without The council on both sides have been mail subscribers Seven Dollars a Year it paid in ad- ou ‘’The Kingdom of God.” will be continued in the the right parties; Railroad fares free MANUFACTURERS’ selected Insurance Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel the least confusion or for the ben- and the vance. Hall ot the Y. M. C. A., on Tuesday. Wednes- one way. Coll on ROBINSON & CO.. Company hesitation, preparation of cases has begun in and will confer a favor day Thursday of this week at 3£ P. M. Hotel, Tortlaud, or send managers upon ns by demanding efit of the House Committee. He has no earnest. The first All Christian Terry’s Me., OF NEW YORK. great question to be settled THE MAINE STATE PRESS People invited, two 3 cent for credentials of every person claiming to represent our the ja30 d?t stamps samples and FIRE & MARINE IE CO. copies to show for them—what need of docu- by tribunal will be the extent instructions. journal. Jof its own published Thursday Morning at a __ powers. that every $2.50 JANUARY 1, 1877. STATEMENT, mentary evidence with such a Upon much depends. The law year, if paid in advance at a ,ilw* memory? $2.00 year, jai)29__ showing the Condition of the the same Coropaii} We do not read letters and communi- And. besides the gives powers as are possessed OO ou the lint of 1877. anonymous telegrams were in a cipher by the Rates of Advertising: One the Grand Ball ! House Wanted. C'npitAl Sleek.$500,000 day January, two inch of space, Closing IO cations. The name and address of the writer are in houses acting or of SurpiiiN. 729.03J which he did not but it is all separately together. But length column, constitutes a “square.” A small family without children desire a CASH understand; all eases not for the powers of the houses have never $1.50 per square daily first 75 cents per week rent in the western of the CAPITAL"~.$3,000,000.00 indispensable, necessarily publication one to been well week; [Jj part city. House Total Asaelii.^l,‘JJ9,03i.l0 Keiterve foi lte-in*uraiire.. 1,5*55*,404.OS Deberry, ne appears to be a mind after; three insertions, or less, HOLMES’ contain from seven to nine but as a guaranty cf good faith. defined. as the $1.00; oontinuing fjrv.ULniust rooms, having Reserve for Unpaid JLoesea and If, believed, tribunal refuses every other day after first 50 cents. considerable direct and be vvltn and We cannot reader, anxious to please his week, sunlight, supplied ASSETS. llividendm. 243 402.24 undeitake to return ct reserve commu- employers; to push its of the Half square, three insertions, or less, 75 cents; one gas and good water. Roierence Address Net inquiries back; returning given. National Bank Stock. 00 Surplus.. nications that ar6 not used. so as long as he is the confid- week, 50 cents week after. Box .§119,000 1,002,75*3.00 questioned by a wide field $1.00; per DaitcingAcademy “L.,” 1557. jan29dtt Railroad Bonds. 00 boards, of investigation, in which Special Notices, one third additional, 101,160 trustful we Loans on Stocks and TOTAIa ing, committee, may expect him volumes of tinder head of “Amusements” and “Auction Mortgages, amply ASSESS.$oToi,050.S2 evidence have been collected, will <3r. A. PL. HALL. secured 98 to trot Sales,” $2.00 three insertions Furnished House Wanted. 565,792 The out telegrams, troops and money with be but per square per week; Real Estate. 00 President’s Message. c.osed; whether the returning boards or less; $1.50. PLEASANT house 6 or 8 is 135,000 scmhabvTJf assets, The gran 1 closing Ball of Mr. H. J. Holmes’ Dancir.g rooms, furnished; CaRlion hand and in 54 Cash in President Grant’s the profuse prodigality of a man who has acted within their Advertisements inserted in the “Maine State wanted a Bauk,. 117,438 Banks.S342 311 2° special messages, accom- jurisdiction or not, whether class will occur A by good responsible tenant; ouly Bills Receivable for Marine Premiums.... 32 B Press” (which has a circulation in part fourin no children; cue of furniture, 80,328 Mortgages, being iirst lien on plenty more of the same sort. they made their return as the large every family; good Interest accrued. 10,473 25 panying vetoes or approvals, have been docu- laws of their of the State) tor $1 CO per square tor first insertion, Feb. 1st. and prompt payment of rent guaranteed. Address §4,844.000). 2.011.453 00 Thursday Evening, Premiums in course of collection. 15,081 01 Umtul States«^te Mocksi'Vur,th States required, whether the and 50 cents per square for each subsequent insertion. “T. A.” Post Office. jan29d6t* (market value)... 2,517,r-25.00 ments which have commanded the governor’s certifi- Tickets 75 cents. Dancing to commence at 8 o’clock Exchange in London 24,758 00 Bauk Stocks approval Address all communications to 286 6i 2 50 cate is to be taken as conclusive evidence ja26 dlw State and Bunds of thinking men. They have all been pro- In Tuesday’s issue the Argus published a of PORTLAND City 185,433 09 PUBLISHING CO. Wanted. 10 Loans on validity—these are very different $1,229,092 Stocks, payable on demand voked by some act of Congress, judicious or despatch concerning the Louisiana investiga- questions, SITUATION by a First-Class Cutter; custom LIABILITIES. (market value of Securities, $700,379).. 519,631.35 aad certain to be aad it THE-EVENT OF THE SHASON. Interest and in tion. The was a discussed, will be A woik preferred. Adutess due on In January, 1877. 72,997 65 injudicious; commenting upon tho despatch Washington Udpakl Losses ... $89,200 09 seen that the whole ENTBUTAINM “CUTTER,” Balance in bands of Agents. readily great controversy UMTS. Real 153,41665 act the President has invariably reflected the special from a Democratic source and was Jan27dtf 570 Congress St., Portland, Me Estate.. g ggg jg hangs upon the answer that will be SAMUEL GOULD, JAMES J. Premiums to given to GOODRICH, due and uncollected on Poli- best judgment of the country. His veto of entitled the credit which belongs to such them. President. Secretary. ciesi-sued at W anted. this Office. 8 330 og JBut GRAM DRAMATIC ENTERTAIKEW Dance the inflation bill saved us from financial ruin, gossip. the Argus led its readers to While the merits of Fraternity | Agents, both Male anti Female, to sell our Total.. the electoral law are no to the — — X W useful household will sell and on several other infer that the was a he given by AT articles. They X.IABI1.IT1E*. occasions he has cor- despatch non-partisan longer in question, its friends and advocates to almost every house. Any one can sell them. We ALBERT MARWICK, Agt„ Claims for Losses outstanding on 1st Jan- one sent to the associated The feel li*ve that never sold rected hasty legislation. When the action of press. prac- greatly strengthened in their agents anything before, making uary. 1877.... oo<o 097 91 position by CITY HEYLL, from four to five dollars and per day expenses. No. 5 Dividends Congress called for it he ha3 been warm in tice of printing Democratic as asso- the wise and excellent of the Presi- BOUMILT DBM1ATIU CLUB, Please call and examine the Exchange St., unpaid.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; iSo specials message goods, every housekeep- dent. His for the benefit of the Orphan Asylum, at TUESDAY EVENING, FEB, 6tli. er needs them and wants them. We'have a large Me. commendation. The message of approval of ciated press despatches is a common one with concise statement of the reasons lor variety. N. B.—Busiuess chances and sold Portland,T Total.. his bought ja27 (13w the electoral bill is now to be added to the the Argus, and it has thus rendered its tele- approval, and his frank expression ol sym- MU Music Chandler’* Full here. Call, or address with stamp, T. F. BOWE, CHAS J. MARTIN, SIC H^UL, Splendid by Portland. President. excellent State which columns pathy with its generous and beneficent 12 110] Exchange street, ja9dtf WlLLMARI’H, Vice President. papers distinguish his graphic utterly untrustworthy. In policy, — ON — Quadrille Band, pieces, FOURTEENTH ANNUAL STATFMENT Ayy■ is of to 2(1 Vice President. administration. He the same it as in all which thus their morally great advantage them, and will J. H. occupies ground journals deceive EXTRA EXTRA BANCE. MOUSE WASTED.
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