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The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12
Commercial.

Commercial.
Per steamship City of Baltimore at New York
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Feb a. A. NJ
In postscript by the Arabia's news it was an.
nounced that the advices jnst come to hand by the
Australssisn had caused an improvement in cotton,
and some demand for export to New York On
Monday and Tuesday, however, the market was Ian.
guild, the sales reaching only $500 bales including
$500 for speculation and export. No reduction in
prices was quoted.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-wake-
field, Nash Co., and other authorities report -four
dull and unchanged. Wheat very dull, and a Sd
lower, particularly for Winter Red Western which
ranges from 9s Sd q 81 Sd. Corn difficult to sell ;
Mixed Western 29s g 2ss Cd per $50 TBS.
LIVERPO0LP PROVISIONS MARK Emo change
In beef pork, which nominal. Bacon steady at
28s q 34s. Butter very dull. Cheese Inactive Lard
steady at 39s "a 40s Cd. Tallow unaltered.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARK ET--Ashes Quiet :
Pots 30s Cd Pearls Bis. Rosin quiet at 26s 3d. Spir
its Turpenfine dull and nominal. Petroleum.
nothing doing, and very fiat Sugar dull Coffee
steady. Rice in fair demand. Linseed oil As 3d.
Latest via Queenstown.
Cotton quiet aud unchanged to-day. Sales for two
DAYS amounted to 5000 bales intending 400 to specu-
lators and exporters.
Breadstuffs fiat but steady.
Provisions dull
LONDON Thursday, r. M.-Consols closed at 923
American Stocks = llinois Central shares Al dis
count; Erie ~ g 45t.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12
From Havana.

NEW YORK, March IL.
The steamer Eagle has arrived from Havana
It'll.
The English steamer from Vera Cruz had
not reached Havana. She was expected to
bring news Of fight At Puehla.
There had been few cases Of yellow fever
in the harbor, but it was too early to expect to
get it ashore. The weather was very warm
The thermometer one day reached 81.
Steamer Media would sail on the 9th, and
Tubal Cain on the 10th, for New York
Two or three small vessels had arrived with
cotton.
The Eagle passed the Ariel for Aspinwall on
the 9Th, off Cape Florida.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12
New York Market.

NEW YORK, March IL.
Cotton-without material change; sales 400 bales
at So q SIC for middng upiands.
Fiour-Stsfe and Western dull and 10 q l5c lower;
Superine State 8 90 q 7 10; Extra DO is a 30 ;
choice 40 q 60: Round Hoop Ohio IS a IS;
choice 30 "a 80; Western % a 90; Southern
10c low~r; Mixed to good Z 80 "a 80: Fancy and
Extra 80 q 10 25 Canada 10 "a 15c lower; Common
2 20 q so; Extra 90 co.'s
Wheat-duii, and a 2c lower; Chicago Spring
20 q 81: Milwaukee Club 81 q IS; Winter Bed
Western II a 70.
Corn-dul aud &c lower; Mixed Western sound
90 a o.
Beef-dull.
sugars-steady; New Orleans l0i q l2s; Musco-
vado 10t q II; Havana IL.
Cofee-dull.
Molas.es-steady; New Orleans IS @ IS; Porto
Rico Sc.
Freights to Liverpool-dull; -four Is Cd g Is Sd /;
grain 81 q Sid.
Wool-quiet.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12

AMERICA HOSE CoMPANY.-The first an
nual ball Of this company will take place at
Lancaster Hall tomorrow evening The
managers have been diligent in preparing
matters for a good time, and large number
Of tickets have been disposed Of In addition
to other attractions, the @Firemen's Cotillon,"
introducing the bells, &c, will be performed,
which win draw large number into the gal
leries who do not dance. Chandler will fur
nish the music. This company has already es-
tablished reputation for getting up a good
time when they take hold Of anything, and
they mean that this event shall exceed all
former efforts. Tickets can be had of either
Of the managers, whose names may be seen in
the advertisement
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12

~ Messrs. o. L. Sanburn & Co. have for
sale a book suited to the times, entitled "The
Conspiracy Unveiled-The South Sacrificed,
or the horrors Of Secession. By Rev. James
Hunnicutt, editor of the Fredericksburg, Va,
Christian Banner" The book Is from the
press Of J. p. Lippincott 4 Co., Philadelphia.
A fuller notice hereafter.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12

~ We have received thirty new daily
subscribers since Monday morning last
since the first rumbling of the thunderbolt
that descended upon our establishment on
Monday evening. Since the price of the Press
was raised on the first day of Dec, we have
received more than flee hundred new daily
subscribers.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12

MECHANIC AssocIArIoN.-Rev. S. II. Mer-
rill, pastor of the Bethel Church, will deliver
lecture before the Association this evening.
to which the public are invited. The subject
will be, 3The Sailor, and his calling"-a theme
on which the orator will be at home"
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12

Q-Mrs. Cowan, widow Of the late Captain
Cowan Of Biddeford, has been appointed post
mistress of that city, in place of her husband,
deceased. During the absence of Capt Cow
an, at the war, the duties of the Office were
performed by his wife and daughter, and the
afAirs of the Office are said to have been ad-
mirably managed by them.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12

Yesterday afternoon the air was balmy
and the travelling excellent. Grace and beauty
were exhibited on the streets in sleigh loads,
TO say nothing Of the large amount of these
elements that doomed up on the walks in rub
Der boots and CATERS.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12

COURT MARTIAL.-In the Court Martial
yesterday, the evidence in the case Of George
w. Piper, for desertion, was all put in, and
Court adjourned to O'Clock this morning,
when the arguments will take place. Piper
was arrested for having expressed an intention
TO desert, though his furlough had not ex-
Yirod
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12

@-Mr. Henry G. Timmons has taken the
stand In Market Square, SO long occupied by
Allen Freeman, where he is prepared to serve
up oysters in all styles, and to put them up
for country and family use. He has refitted
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12
FROM TENNESSEE.
Reported Escape of Col. Ooburn with 1000
Of his Men.

New YORK, March IL.
A dispatch to the Herald from Rutcherford
Creek, four miles north of Columbia, Tenn.
dated to-day, says Gen. Granger came up
with the enemy at this place yesterday after
noon. The advance guard were skirmishing
yesterday and lost Two killed and several
wounded, but captured several rebels. One
of them reports that Col. Coburn with 1000
men escaped, and were making their way to
our lines.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12

DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT AND HUMoR-
Gus READISes-We learn that, under the
auspices of the entire sanitary organization Of
Portland, there is to be given course Of eIo-
cutionary entertainments Of unusual charac-
ter and interest, by our well-known elocu-
ZIONIST, Prof. Briggs, and Prof. Hubbard Of
Wesleyan University, whose popularity 10 very
great through the State Of Connecticut
From the combination Of talent, and the wide
and general cooperation the affair is to receive
from our citizens, we may expect an unparal-
leled success. We gather our facts from an
influential gentleman, and believe the course
y TO consist Of four entertainments, to be Civ
On At convenient season, not far distant, in
the New City Hall. All the tickets will be
sold BY subscription, and the proceeds divided
between the respective relief associations
Further particulars hereafter
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12
From Salt Lake.

SALT LAKE CITY, March IL.
The dispatch in the New York Herald of
the 10th, published in the California papers of
this morning, so far as regards my acts and
intentions is false.
(Signed) p. EDWARD Common,
Col. Sd Int. Cal. Vols.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12

A MERRY TIME.-Young America was out
yesterday afternoon enjoying the capital
sleighing. Robinson had his famous sport
land Belle" filed with the young 'uns, and
they enjoyed it finely.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12

IL A pneumatic railroad, three-fourths of
mile long, is in operation in London, for the
conveyance of packages and letters. 1t is to
be extended.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12

n1-The nomination of Col. George F.
Shepley as Brigadier General of volunteers,
was confirmed by the Senate yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12
Arrival Of Steamer.

New YORK, March II.
The steamship Kangaroo, from Liverpool
2lst, has arrived. She passed the City Of
Washington on the 9Th.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12
Notice or Foreclos,,re.

WHEREAS Richard verrill, of RAYMOND in the
w County of Cumberland and State of Maine on
the 18th day of August, A. D. 1850. by his deed OF
mortgage of that date conveyed to certain pieces
OF land in said ymond being all the land cow
ed to me by said deed which deed s recorded in the
Cumberland Records book S4 page 81; and where
therefore claim the foreclosure OF said mortgage
according to the statute such made and pro-
vided. HOWARD DUNN
Poland, March 9Th, 1853 w3w 80
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12
Wanted.

A SITUATION as Clerk or Book keeper IN some
N wholesale store. by young married man Who
would like to loan his employers thousand dollars
some one already in business References exchang.
ed for few days only.
Address BUSINESS. Boz a22o, Portland 70.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12
Bourbon Tonic Elixir!

EOR Dyspepsia and Indigestion: Prepared BY
il l.. ii. TITCOMB,
mch4 ameodis SO Congress Street.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12
Real Estate Onlce--Limc street.

have at my disposal one Of the most desirable
Il Houses In the West End Of the City. considering
location. neighborhood and other advantages. For
particulars enquire of JOHN c. PROCTOR.
March &-3w.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12

CascO Street Seminary.
THIS Institution for the instruction Of young la
l. dies and misses, will be re-opened on Monday,
March 3oth under the charge Of the former Princi-
pal. Miss II. HAwxRs
The course of study win embrace all the branches
usual attended to In such institutions
There will also be department for Children.
For terms. Sc, application may be made to the
Principal at 27 Cumberland street, after March It'll
Portland, Feb. "a, 1853. ed3w eod3ws
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12
NOTICE.

A LII Persons having mands against the Fire De-
"A partment. are requested to present the same to
the subscriber ON or before the 25th inst for APP
proval. H. BARNES.
mcho d3w Chief Engineer.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12
From Norfolk : Successful Reconnaissance.
NEW YoRK March II

Noriolk letter states that Col. Dodge had
just returned from successful Reconnaissance
He marched ITO miles, visiting Southfield.
Chucktatuck and Blackwater Bridge. He
met the enemy at Windsor, near the latter
point, and drove in their advance upon the
main body, and then attacked them on the
flank and forced them to retire TO the Black
water. The fight lasted only forty minutes.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12
WANTS....L LOST.

Found.
ON Saturday night. nh inst, on Tukey's Bridre a
~ ROBE The owner can have the same by csllins
on J. p. ShArrUCk. easteriy end Of Tuksy'e
Bridge.
westbrook, March 10, 1853 nchli dive
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12

Industry will be Rewarded.
DY addressing " Box 2lss, Portland, Me-, infor-
ID nation can be had how one or two respectable
young men can meet with good employment and. IL
suitable. permanent situation In . commission
business. mch7 lwds
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12
Resignation - Sailing Of q Steamer = State
dered.

NEW YORK, March IL.
Col. Marshall Lefierts has resigned the COM
mand of the It'll regiment Of this city.
Steamship Africa sailed at noon with 40 pas
sengers and $685. 64 in specie.
The Washington correspondent of the Com
mercial says proclamation is soon to be made
calling upon those sections of the Republic
which have been backward in furnishing troops,
to send forward their quotas. Each Congress
sionai District will have its Provost Marshal.
After the delinquent States and Territories
have furnished their quotas now due. 1t will
very probably be necessary to order new
levy throughout the country. 1t is estimated
that 100000 recruits will be needed between
now and the LIST Of July 10 fill up the skeleton
regiments and batteries.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-12

New YORK, March II.
n,ts dull q nd haavy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-22
Range Of Thermometer in Alexandria, for the
week ending August Dist, 1868.
s 4 II

nineoroitE the lloIans;es Of Washington, lny!te0
he President Of. the i. 5, the Secretary OF
War; aud a number Of officers. 70 visit tho
works 81 defence be is now erecting at i!osl2r :
Bluff Oh The Maryland shore. some two mliee
below AIex4f1c}ria Ille party embarked on the
steamer Sylvan Shore about tour . clock III the
afternoon. 'T.e works at !Io5iag > Bluff, in
combustion with a battery 90 the Virginia
shore already constructed, are intended 70 seal
~, he river against ali approaches Of an enemy
D> water: tl.as closing the gates Of the city,
and completing the deteAces Ct Washington
4 Springfield, Ijnois, dispatch say&, that
President Lincoln has Signiied his purpose to
attend a Union mass meeting to be held al that
place on tie 81 Of September but should pub
lie business prevent, he will address the peo-
Dlo b letter The most extensive preparations
are making to make this meeting The largest
ever held in the West.
General Logan addressed large meeting at
Salem. ILL.,, on Tuesday, Judge =. Heevery
was present, and General Logan denounced
bin as one Of the leaders Of band Of traitors
who were plotting the overthrowiof the govern
nent Nolevery LETT the crowd without res
n0nding
The number Of cases Of drafted persons
heard before the board Of enrolImen. IN Wash
ineton, yesterday, was III, out OF winch p sol
cgiers were obtained, viz: white accepted man
|, substitutes II: coIored accepted men ?, sub
stitutes 7. Exemption continues to be the
rule in the larger number Of cases-all these
who are sfffiiicted with any physical disability,
or having aged parents or motherless children
to SUPPORT, or being under Or over age, Dejng
prompt to come forward with their claim, un-
der tho law The whole number Of cases heard
50 far is 993, and the whole number Of sol
djers obtained 329, Of which 80 are negroes
The Governor OF Texas has taken the field
in person. it is is aid, with ten thousand
State troops. Gen. Magrudcr's headquarters
we're at Galveston.
VIM, J. Robey, doserter from the 9Th Vir-
ginia cavalry, and Jesse Poole, citizen, charged
with disloyalty and with ferrying deserters and
disoval persons over the river at Seneca Falls,
were sent in yesterday, and committed to the
Old Capitol
In Harrisburg, on Friday discharged sol.
der who had been living rather high for sever
al days was arrested On suspicion Of being a
female. On being brought to the police Of
Zee she acknowledged the corn frankly, con
Tossing that she did not belong to the male
gender.
The returns from Alabama indicate the
election Of Wall over Shorter. for Governor,
and that Curry IS beaten BY Crulkshanks Tor
Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-22

var MARKET this morning was tolefaoly
we'll supplied. The prices Of meats remain
unchanged; 20 cts. per b. for lamb -Pota-
[oes 40 cts per peck tomatoes 40 cts per
neck corn 2o(025 cts. per dozen; egg plants
i5(52o cts. apiece; cabbage 2oQ93octs apiece ;
1;o,a baans 15(a30 cts per quart; cy'nb1ns
1zI7> % cts per dozen: snap beans 10 cts per
.>aci, ,--Varernelors ESQ 80 cts. apiece can
'e1ones from 1920 cts. apiece; peaches $40
! So per peck apyles4o cts: per peok;-tresh
Butter 30C04o cts. per ID; Keg butter . cts ct
Der lb.-Eggs % cts. per Dozen Fresh fsh
arce and high-smal punches Of rock hsh
4 cts
5irs. Kate Mariner, died at her residence
il lIilsboro'. Del, on the 9th instant, aged
l03 years Mrs. Mariner up to within We
~ few days Of her death most o. the work
shout her house resides milking the cows
, 1863-01-20

DkH7A1.-N will be seen by reference to
our advertising columns, TINT DR.. Fay Inns
succeeded 10 The business Of the late Dr., Ken.
nicott, the Oldest and best known dentist In
the city. The Office has been thoroughly re-
fitted and rcfurnisAcd, and from the rcputa-
ton that D.. Fay brings to the city, he should
at once take trout rank in his profession.
, 1863-01-20

men, ~ the Garth has Its mountains anb v.t,.vx
Tho sun fumnAtcs tho hills while ii ig nti1i hrjoT
tho hori1on; and truth ia discovered by tho hinh.
cst minds little before it becomes manifcste "a
ority. They arc tho first to catch and rcfeci =
light which. without their assistance, uust In :
short time be visible to those who lie far boncath
Hero Is a wonderful similarity Of ideas, If
not Of words. Mr.. +. cannot claim that ho
helped Macauley write the cssuy upon Dry
den.
, 1863-01-20

we regret to announee the death Of Seth Catlin,
esq, Secretary Of the Board OF Trade Of this city
After an Illness Of about four months, he departed
this life on Sunday evening, in the midst OF his
family, preserving to the Last that calmne.s and
patience which characterized him during his en-
tire sickness.
ar. catliu has filed the o1cc OF Secretary Of tie
Board Of Trade nearly five yeare, during which
time he exhibited rare ability ns a commercial
statstician which his annual reviews Of the trade
and commerce OF our city fully demonstrate. Asa
man, he was the soul Of integrity, and as hua-
band and father, he was faithful, kind and afec.
tfonatc. May he rest in peace.
AZ token Of respect towards deceaeed, the
Bosrd. By resolution, adjourned at IN early hour,
The resolutions arc published In another co1umn
, 1863-01-20

The Paris flour market has continued dull. and
values hare further rccelc rates for dret Qualities
sir marks better maintained their priccs, for the
current month they were S;s6d p 80 Ds.; and for
dtst.nt delivery 81tsd q go os. The wheat trade.
as usneua at this time OF the year, was devoid Of
interest, growers not Offering many eamplee, bat
the busincsa wns at a reduction Of Sd TO- Dd 81
quarter, the highest price for the growth OF tho
near departments bcing hoe6d 2 quarter. Since
Tue reduction In barley, aleo, there was moro de-
mand for the best at t '16 z 100 kilos. Fine oats
were dull, and p1entisnlly offered at fI6 q 100
Eiloe, tho former price low down to I Is,
Tho tendency Of wheat in the country was
ze'es and Lille: Caen was Is n quarter higher, but
hsr-lc-lEc Tn5 Is I'd e quarter down; loayIcrs g
z quarter The Belsinn markets, without much
change hare generally tended downward for wheat.
At Amsterdam business In corn was very calm:
mixed Polls wheat, I1s to COS; Friesland. H9s to
55s; American, the eamc; Danish barley, 3is, WITH
very short wteat market at MacstfIeht, prices
were rather deaEer. The Swiss markets we1e con-
orally I'd IL e quarter lower, but Baale was 81
higher e quarter for wheat. At AtCoustantiuonlo nd
foreign business whatever WAS passing. bnt some
soft wheat from Baltchk had brought Us for Local
consumption. The foTeign news FeceiYcj 1t TIT
este teiEg all adverse, there haa been = complete
calm in the corn trade, bat ho1lora OF wheat had
not given away IN prices notwithstanding, and n
dian corn was In steady request "a: home cou-
sumption, at fully as much money Dcans ana
Oats were neglected, and prices almost nominal.
, 1863-01-20

Catt1c-Thn receipts OF cattle At tho Iivc atock
etaes -tay amounted to 0oo head. OF this num-
bcr 1t0 bead were held over, so taken by Wash.
lugton butchers, 100 BY government agents, and
The hnlancc (a5O hcal) by Baltimore butchers and
naSsko't, rs at prices ranging from $a15 to $500 per
f5 cts per 100 NJ. Some few prime lots were ro-
ported to have brought An advance on our qnoia.
tlone: During the week sales to the extent of 900
head have been made 70 government agents at IN
Hogt-Thc receipts were tn cxcGss Of the de-
!naEd and prices ga1e way Is to 20 cents per 100 be
Iair to prime ltsc hogs sold at $500 to t6a5 per
, 1863-01-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY EyrNEsQ. Jan. 10, 1858,
The week opens With large demand for money.
Several Of tho leading houses mud themselves quito
ehort Of currency, and hence report Now York CT.
change decidedly weak. Ono house bought on,y
At IN r OF, and sold at par1l.o premium, tho lat
ter 0gu1e except On very large lots. Tho usual
buying price was par; selling l-1o1H premium.
Thelargcr houses bought cautiously and on large
lots generally took Of about lilo.
The market for gold vas drm. The more urual
buying price WAS 40, hut some Of tile brokers uafd
H. only cent below the morning New York rate.
The price Of silver was $3.50. Some Of tho
brokers. on EouEd lots Of large coins, paid con.
s!derah1y ahose the higher figure. Therates above
mere the usual counter dsurce.
TREASURY NoTEs-Sinco the passage of the lav
permitting Treasury Notes to be used instead Of
coin In the payment Of taxes, there has been con
stant drain upon the city from country correspond.
ents. They have always been the tavositc cur
rency with our farmers, and II Congress would
only tax bank rags ont Of existence, Mr.. Chase
might giSe1s couple or even three hundred mil
llonsnore as fast "a be could get them printed.
They have become exceedingly scarce and con-
mand premium Of 55GD1 per cent. The people,
and as far as possible the banks wisely Keep their
reserve funds In " "Grccnbacks.''
New York Stock and Money Market.
BJ Telcsraph.1 NEW YonK, jan IT, 1858.
N1-rr rErR 1n-A
, 1863-01-20

market. Baeon-9fles have compt
lots Of shouIdefn at b4c; 100 hhds sides q
according to quality: go boxes short Ribbed
dies at SIC ] zoo boxes Baltimore packed English
ntdales on terms not made public. and 200 boxes
singed s1dce. favoritc brand, 1t 8tc par b. At tho
close re notice Enther better feeling In thla mar
ct 6ac; Fides at c1GXe, and hams at 9Gtl1c q b.
Pork--!he speculative demand for pork has been
fair, and thc market has ruled very drm. Sales COM
bsls rev Baltimore packed do at $500, aud 101
btls do mcfs at $16.t5 Q brl. Wo now quote old
Eess re- pork ot sl47sQai5.G0: new DO Mt 3ls7sa co.
old Prime ncse at $16. .sD114.I it; and new do at
$1bC0 q brl. Lasd-Wc have to note sales Of some
40 brs and tca new western, taken for shipment,
ct 1oc per p, at which asure wc now quote. 1se-
hned II held at 1exc, and butchers at 9Ic por b.
, 1863-01-20
CHICAGO DAILY 0aARHEr.

-....... MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 10, 1850.
PROVISIONS inactive but urn. Ness
Fork WAS neglected; Prime Mess In request ut full
prices; English Meats quiet: Lard 1cry .firm,
aalce:-T lrcs prime steam-rendcfed Leaf Lard In
lots, and eco tres kettle Lard at oc 80 tres
prime country Lard at sAc; 100 trcs No Lard at
ig0 b1s Lerg Boneless Middles at 6Hc; 100 bxs
Short Rib Mdales Mt 64c; 1900 pcs Green Hams
At ta5c; 1000 bs Green Hams III boxes at 4s<c 800
1t SIG for Shoulders and SIC for Harna-both
packed .oor bfls Prime Aeea Pork at 311,c9; s50
;BGTTER-Qulet. sales:-oo pkgs good chip.
pirg at 1Ic.
TALLOW-Primc City held at gkc-buyers Of
fcEiug 94c. Country, 65<l9c.
DRESSED HOGSNRece{yed. Asa Market ar
tive aud &c better on hcary averages. Sales ,yere
, 1863-01-20

Wheat-The market rery 1rm, with prices tend
Canadian at S1.s9- Red winter held at 81 3]f1 81;
No; echicago spr:ng at Sill: and No. milwaukee,
cub at l.a11.26: Corn-Thc market firm, but
Sales ycsterday-a,000 bu at s5c. Oats-The mar
kst quiet; No saes reportcd. Firmly held It 55c.
Receipts moderate. Canadian held at x1.U. and
western At $40. Rye-In moderate demand for
mailing. Held firmly at Csc. No sales reported
, 1863-01-20

fNcIDEMTS CT the tHAR.
-...... 0E. The
ROMANCE AND REALITIES OF soIpiHLrEl
somptt1ns ahc thrilling adventures nar.ov eecapes
es&Hd n ,ne 1 present. Eas This worS pnbishca ID
most thrilling aud spicy 6ocfs pnbishs - Naf1et n1
md get Circular. III II fANEOT HTent
po.+ s Laks street. orpoalto TEcn,ont House.