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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-06-26
mArrERs AMOUR TOWN.
Municipal Court---June rs,
KINGsBuRY, J.

KINGsBURY, J.
Michael Cunningham was convicted of a
single sale of intoxicating liquor, and was
fined ten dollars and costs. Refusing to pay
up, he was committed to Jail.
Mary Ann Kane, for larceny of two bed
quilts, of the value of eight dollars, from Chas.
E. Smith, was sentenced to sixty days impris-
onment in the county Jail.
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More Rebel Work among tho r,shermen.

HYANNIs, CAPE COP, June 25.
A Welltleet schooner arrived here last night.
She brings the crews of the fishing schooners
Marengo, Elizabeth Ann, Rufus Choate and
Ripple, all burned by the Tacony. They re-
port that on Monday last the Tacony burnt
the ship Byzantium, Capt. Robinson, from
London, May 18th, Of and for New York, and
the bark Godspeed, Capt. Danton from Lon
donderry, May 10th. for New York.-The
crew were all sent to New York in the schoon-
er Florence. The Tacony has burned seven
teen vessels since the 18th inst The Byzan-
tium was rated at A 1 IL, was built at Thorn
aston, Me-. in 1856, and owned by Thomas
Durham, Esq. The Godspeed was rated at A
IL, was built at East Haddam ia 1854, and
owned by Messrs. Sturges, Chairman & Co.
NEWPORT II. l., June %.
The schooner Susan +. Snow has arrived
here, and reports leaving the schooner West
ern Light, of Welfeet, at 10 o'clock this
morning, with the crews of ten fishing vessels
on board, principally of Gloucester, they hav-
ing been captured and burnt last nigh, off
No-man's-land, Vineyard Sound, by the Ia
cony, though the captain says by rebel
steamer.
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speculations upon.the Designs of the Rebels.

Speculations uponsthe Designs of the Rebels
PHILADELPHIA, June 26,-2 A. NJ.
The Washington Star says there is nothing
known TO justify the current story that Lee
has 100000 men at Winchester There is no
probability in the account saying that large
forces of rebels were yesterday evening NOV
ing from the direction of Boonesboro to Fred
erick 1T true, however, it simply proves that
Lee proposes to steal in as many directions as
possible, and over as great an extent of terri
tory as possible in the shortest possible time,
For he cannot be sweeping west to Pittsburg
with large armies directed against each other,
while he also tarries at Winchester with a
hundred thousand men; such being the tenor
OF the various accounts coming to Washing
ton since our last issue.
In truth, up to 2 p. NJ. we have been able
to learn nothing justifying the change of i'm
preston we lately published that Lees main
object in coming North was to attack Wash
ington If he can induce Hooker to scatter his
army, and that he is now trying to accomplish
that object, and at the same time supplying
his forces from Maryland and Pennsylvania
with absolutely necessary things, OF which the
rebel territory within his reach is utterly ex-
hausted.
The most deplorabie fact involved in the
situation, is the certain and apparent utter
incompetency of the people OF Pennsylvania
to protect themselves, and aid the cause, even
to the poor extent Of driving their horses
and cattle North, and concealing their coveted
other goods, before the different little squads
OF rebel cavalry pounce on them.
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O. A new two-story house, thorou ghly built
LII slated roof, ii finished rooms convenient for
-1i& one or two families, with bay windows plenty
OF excellent water; wood-house attached, and .
large garden lot-stuated veranda street. near
Tukey's bridge, In Wesibrook. within ten minutes
walk OF Portland Post Office Conditions easy price
low, and excellent neighborhood.
jc23 d3m ISAAC SYLVESTER
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M. G. vi. Associations BONDS.

DERS0NS holding bonds of the Maine Charitable
Il Mechanic Association learn of purchaser
on application TO the Five Cent Saving Bank No. 10l
Middle st. May 25-dtf.
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For Sale.

The two-story House, No 40 Winter
6Ss street, with stable attached. Lot l2sx
lllil 80 feet. more less. If not sold pre-
LII vious TO July LIST il will be offered at
Z auction For further particulars in
quire of JAMES L. HASELTINE,
je23 dtjy1 9& II Mouton Street.
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.
Lee Reported in Maryland with loo, 900
Men.

Lee Reported in Maryland with loo, 900
Men:
FREDERICK, Md, June rs.
Gems. Lee and Longstreet were both at
Winchester on Friday last with 100000 men.
They intend to cross the Potomac in two days.
Large rebel wagon trains, provision, tents,
&C, were moving North through Hagerstown.
Martinsbnrg, and Boonsboro on Sunday fast.
Gen. Rhodes rebel division. 10000 strong. left
Hagerstown on Tuesday for Chambersbure.
Gen. Johnson's rebel division, 1900 strong,
with thirteen pieces Of artillery, crossed to
Shepherdstown on Sunday. One half of his
force was at Boonsboro on Monday, and left
on Tuesday for the north, and the other half
went to Williamsport
The aqueduct at Williamsport has been
blown up by the rebels, and the bridges over
Black Creek, Sleepy Creek, Sir Johns Run,
Greensprings Run aud South Branch have been
destroyed. One span of the North Branch
bridge has also been destroyed.
1t is generally believed that the greaterpart
OF Lees army has crossed over into Maryland
since Friday at Antietam, Shepherdstown and
Williamsport.
aa New YORK, June %.
The Pine Street News Room has dispatch
stating that the Philadelphia Inquirer has a
report that Lee is in Maryland with 100000
men. M III
ihc iodilIHioTe AuucTiCdn Oh yesterday lore
noon says that there is no longer any doubt
that Lee purposes the renewal of his attempt
OF last year to capture Washington by the
Maryland route, and that more sanguinary
battles will be fought on the soil of Maryland.
His advance in the Cumberland Valley is
merely for forage and supplies, and he is be-
lievcd to have no purpose of penetrating to
Harrisburg.
The American also says 1t is believed that
ns.xx N
large force in Frederick county arranged be-
tween the enemy and Washington and Balti-
more. The garrison at Maryland Heights
now form the right wing of Gen. Rockers
army, and has been placed under his COM
mand.
PHILADELPHIA, June rs.
The Inquirer of this city has the following
special dispatch, dated at Bloody Run 24th.-
lmboden's whole rebel force is concentrated at
Hancock.
Accommodating was occupied by the rebels
this evening.
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STAMPING PATTERNS
FOR
BRAIDINGi

g NJ. BRAKEMAN would inform the Ladies that
Ne she has removed from No. 10 to IL Free street.
where she is ready to attend to all orders for stamp
ing. Miss b. has made arrangements in New York
to be constantly supplied with all the latest styles
Branding Patterns, and the best materi ais TO work
with. Samples of her work can be seen at all times
at her rooms. "a
She will teach her method of stamping on reason
able terms, to ladies from any part of the country
and supply them with all necessary materials to work
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TO Railroad Contractors,

PROPOSALS for building the Portland and For
Il est Avenue Railroad win be received till july
Bids may be made for the work and materials or
for the work only aud for either of the portions In
Portland or Westbrook. Plans and specifications
can be seen at the Office Of the company
Portland, June q, 1868. Id
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House Wanted.
House on Clark street for Sale.

- House wanted-rent about $3.50. Address
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CARD.

i AIDES, and all persons afflicted with Diseases
IL Of the Scalp, Loss OF Hair, Daadrsg and pre-
mature Btdnctfng ~ The Hair, are respectfully in
yited to call at
LO RINGS ID n UG STORE,
EXCHANGE STREET,
where they viii learn something to their advantage
jan29 eod6m
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FOR SALE & TO LET,
To Let.

To Let.
fIVHE eligible and convenient Chambers over store
4 No. IA Market Square. now occupied by Mr..
Rufus Durham. suitable for salesrooms or other
purposes Possession given about July LIST. Also
one very desirable Chamber in the third story Of
same block. Apply TO
je2t dtf THOMAS or WIN. HAMMOND.
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House and Lot m Awc,so.-

WE shall sell at public auction ON Friday Inn.
w 70 at y O'Clock p. NJ House Is MYRTLE street
SAID house is atwo-story wooden house. new fnish
ed from garrett to cellar. abundance Of GOOD wsfer
gas throughout the house. and everything neat ana
IN order IL l. well arranged for two families II 4
asery central and desirable house for q business
,.,o sHESRY BAILEY . CO., Auctioneers.
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store for Sale

fvNHE four-story brick Store in Free Street.-The. s
Il in the Free Street Block-next east of Tolford g.
Enquire of II. T. MACHlN, Gait Block, or
ap9 isu p. BARNES, 81 Middle Street.
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Notice..

HEREBY give notice that have this day given
Il my adopted son, Charles w. Davis, In minor his
time from his date, and will claim none of his earn
ings nor pay anything for his support or any debts
OF his contracting hereafter. C. NJ. DAVIS.
Portland. June s. 1853 ie9 eod3ws
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wAsnnsG .os. aSrs.absr e. ises

wAsHIS0 sOS, aVVsnber Il, isG9
SyEALEO PROPOSALS viii le FeestVed a. this
- oliiee ustil S'el9es; p " Ca tn 6r-t q De.
OiVllTy Aec1utTUmrntA 10 b deliVeTFd in the fol-
living Quantities &C the undermined paSsH, viz:
1890 setS Al ths uuit-d ststoI ATnOTys Spring
sj.eOess at the Unitsd statos acknowledgements
Island, New York.
$4,000 sets at TFankford Arsenal, Br'desburE, Pa
10000 sets ~ Allegheny Arsenal, PittsbuTg. Pa
10000 Ssts ~ s.. L0uIs Arsenal, -. Louis, NO.
fOruity With the Regulation paftsF.s, which be
seen at the above named places Each set tsto
aiat Of one sAtTe-Ltit ADD plate eumPlstes
bins slinG. With swivel, eOmpistei OHe sALre knots
one caroline eaEtEdga box; one patOl cartridge boa:
Que belt holtoE, for CaEmysEs revolver and cap
Of the best material aud Workmanship The sabre
knot and e8PbtnG sllng are 70 be male Of BHG
leathsE, HaeEed; and the esTtEidgo bOEes, boiI-
is % b di1tiRetlV GRdsgStoof bV SGhdSEs that
leather partially tanHed ,ith aaythtHg elk bet 0aE
Al he PlapO where TO bs doliveTd-
DellVeEios must te made IN lots Of not les than
under, and not lea than 1O0l ests reF seek r all
contracts Of 10 00O sa:a The nfst delivery 70
3 made ys6ia atteSG d1ys aite[ SAis q soHtrset
subject the contractor to forfeiture Of the number
Of sets which he may fsl 10 deliver At that time.
rhe aecoutTcments are TO bOEsd 10 the uSEhl man
leE; the boxes for which WilI Be paid for II eust
price. 70 be determlne'i BY the i35Psrtor
they propose to deliver ana II mo tI,aa Oos pIes
> separate bid must he made for eaoh. No bid wilt
Be eonsid red f[on parties other than regular man
UtActuTeTs Of the article, aud 8leh hFo kIDu 10
the Department 70 be fGGly e0mP6teht 10 sXseate,
In their own shop, tho work pTUP0ael f1F. Each
party obtaining contract will bo required to enter
Into bond with approved sursties, for It's faithful
ful1llment.
The Department reserves the right to reject . y
or all BIDS huOt deemed satisfactory, DT any eluas.
PTVpOsals will bV addrBlsed - bTtgadieT 6gngTBl
9eUTEe D. Rpmsayp Chtsf u ordnaueH, VSaSaIREtGa,
y. D., and win 10 ondORsed -PTOTOs'ls toF csValSy
AeooutTementH."
GEO. D. RANsAY,
BEissdT'r General aud cAisi OF F0Faninee.
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yet, however, out of the question'that those
members of the Cabinet who insist that
bare Justice TO our soldiers, thousands Of
whom are now victims OF Rebel inhumanf.
ty, aud all of whom are 10 danger of Rtm.
liar fate, demands stern retaliation, may
succeed in shaping the policy Of the Ad
ministratiou In conlnrmity with their views.
The stories of returned Union prisoners
lend force to the argument OF retaliation,
none more than that Of DR.. VIM. 7. Rucker,
the noted UuiOn leader of West Virginia.
While he was in prison at Pittsylvania, the
Rebels who visited his cell to tannt him,
said the Confederate authorities had de-
termined TO starve the Yankee prisoners
until IheiE Government should consent to
the Rebel terms of exchange, and leave
such men as Rucker straight, aud the off.
GERS of colored regiments TO the mercy Of
their captors. The report that the Union
prisoners are starved because Of the inahil.
i'y OF the Rebels to feed them, is pronounce
ed by DR.. Rucker to be untrue. The wheat
crop this year was half an average, and
corn three-fourthS, aud pork q third crop.
These are but just gathered, aud hence
there can be no scarcity yet, but the sup
ply will be exhausted before spring The
Union people with whom DF.Rheker con-
yeFsed; expressed themselves strongly 10
favor Of strong retalistory measures, and |
look for relief only 10 the eombination of |
6re aud sword. At one place 10 the ALE.
ghsuy Mountains Mr.. Rncker was piloted |
to concealed fortiGeatioo created by Union
men and escaped conscripts, who are fully
armed aud determined to defend their for.
tress till death.
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\ PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR.

1T L meet and TIsht that Es should At apt,siats,I
| i times aekHOWlsdge the hand OF au oEssP1linps
khOWlsjsS HIS power, aud WisdOm and EO01nsss.
and tsSt He doeth all tlitgs we'll.
The ehsstiseu,ent OF TeboilIou and war has been
upon the nation, yet during the PA-t year tie
bath given the batiOral arms signal EicOTtas OVSE
our ntIies aud large section Of county has b.
relieved from :, dominion OItho Destroyer and
look forward With happy anticipation 70 the Fos.O-
ration, ere lolG, Of lAW, order and the undsPatsd
land, and 70 Ihaf ehf ID which an would % much
F.iOlee-R permanent and an abiding peace
he hath 90 OvsTTuled our Affairs hat peace has
been preserved with ~ psttOBs.
He hath preserved " from IDtstilener, aud hath
bounteOusly supplied the naIt0u with ali the com
t0Fts aud blessings Necessary 70 make rs happy
lie hath especially vOuehsafsd to the people ofthlS
stato the establis. iueut and organ EaIiOn q sPp
rate COuIn0nNeath; ahd Whlle PUEtiJn of the
territory Il still subject 70 hostile tToIld asa P0r-
tiOn Of our citizens are subject the crEtIti0s OT
meTeiless enemies, yet Se FslOieS % believe thas
sOOu-VeEy ssOn-4e will r e unto ls the maj
ssty Of OGGn6odIaW throughout al oar hCraoTs
In ViOE Of all which, and II aGOoEdlHos with the
Stlto4 i, Arthur l. B0FUmaa. lOTuEnor OT the st8te
d Do sPpOint and st apart Tk1Tsly,
TIE tWentS sixth aayO u NogF1b@I instant - day
q fFhanksEyinE aud PFAisS 70 Almlshty GOd fur his
great goodne.s and many merctes dnEiEg the year
that e pa.t; and ivito ne PotIe of iIa saia a.
ship and oGsr up the AseriptiOnS lastly dee -
Him Who hath done iAueh & rs; and i6SOks Hts
b ssngs rs for the time to come; that de viii
forgive o. ouf raAhiEId aud alofteenlhes that
lie will continue 70 give sueess to Gho means bsIhE
made Of 10 Toli0Te frOm rtballiDn and insb-
ordination: that the A1thOEtty Of the 80Vemmsnt
may be permanently established, and that Praee,
concord and union may bs restored IN all The 8ud.
And while We are rEiOieiug and OnsTiuE praises tor
the abundance with which We are bltst, lee n NOT
forget to remember the poor and the ueody, the
widow and the orphan, whom the Vlessitudes OG life
and the ealulltips Of hage lett IN miist
provided for and unprotected.
Done at the city OF Wheeling this third day ~
November Ia the yea Of OuF Lord one thJEaAli
eight hundred and aiKty three, aAd Of the State
ARTHUR I. BORElfAN.
y !; EsstE 6orrus, Secretary ct STATE.
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Rfous j. Ivtgson Bre,sn, D. D., Editor ertAe Eaey-
etCpedfa Of RetfgtoGs kHOnOIodge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines 10 general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and eects, yet know OF no sum
Client reason, why may not testify to the bentit
he believes himself TO have received from simple
preparations in the hOps that he may thus contrib
ute 70 the benefit Of Others.
do this the mOre readily In regard TO HoOnsnds
German BiIteFs, prepared BY DR.. Q. u. jackson, OF
this city, because preiudlcsd nRRinlt them tnE
ehEsAy An alcoholic mixture. j am Indebted to my
Triend Robert shoemaker ksq., for the removal OF
this prejudice By prUper tests aud for encourage
nnent to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these Bittera, 81 the beginning OF the present
70 degree Of bodily and mental TigoT which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de.
SPARED Of regulating. therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me to the use Of them:
Philadelphia, June %, 1851.
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The Refusal oftho Rebel Authorities
to allow our PrIsoners to be Fed at
our Expense.
The Government has not yet fully de-
termiaed what course to take in case the
Rebel authorities Shall persist in refusing
to allow the Union prisoners who are starv-
ing in Richmond, 70 be fed at our expense.
AT one time it was almost as good as set
tied that, IN case the Rebels did not permit
this to be done, tho same treatment which
our men receive should be metsd out to the
prisoners in our hands. That they should
all be served with no better rattous than
the inmates of Libby Prison aud Castle
Thunder receive, and that q just proportion
of them should be as completely exposed to
the iuclemeucy of the weather as are the
eaptivcs confined on Dele Isle; but, as the
discussion has progressed in Cabinet the
opponents of this policy whose line of
argument may be summed up in this ques.
tiou. "oaght we TO make barbarians ot
ourselves because the Rebels are so2'
would seem to be in the ascendant, at least
so far as the present inclination of tht
! Presidents mind is concerned is moi
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Pltt.bur gh Be mud collese.


We invite the attention OF our readers IN
the following notice Of this flourishing in.
stitution, taken from the EUcHing CaFoReie
of the l4th inst;
"The present term of this ilpuriShIng
institution will close on the 81 of ucxt
month, aud on the 9th the nsW tcrm viii!
begin. The attendance now 10 two hun.
dred and sixty-six, and at no tine iu the
history of the College has Its condition
been more satisfactory or its prospects
more promising. In order to provide for
the constantly increasing patronage OF tbs
institution, the Trustees have just elected
an additional teacher, making twenty now
employed by the Board, which is larger
corps, we believe, than is engaged In any
similar institution in the State. Since we
last had occasion to speak Of the college,
additions and improvements costing some
$40, 600 have been made to the building,
so that the establishment is now not only
the most complete in all its details, but
also one OF the most imposing and exten.
siye in the country. All the new improve
ments are flushed with the exception of
the chapel extension, and this will be
completed before the beginning OF the next
term. Taking the institution in all Its
details, we regard it as one of the best
managed and most meritorious educational
establishments in the land, and, knowing
as we do, the uuvaryiug care bestowed on
those who attend, aud the many advantages
'it p0sseSsos not easily Tourd elsewhere
we can safely recommend 1t to our readers
% in every way worthy their encourage.
ment and support, Those having daugh-
ters to educate will do we'll to send for
catalogue to the Rev. /. O. Pcrshing, and
they will there find full Information as to
terms, the course of instruction pursued,
&c., &c." lt#
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DISSOLUTION.
PHOTOGRAPHS.

II WOULD ToSpoctfally Inform my patrons, and all
who want hrst class pictures, that, With fASoFa-
iSaboFtant inpFoVemeuts In ny Gallery. dGmlHdsd
n adSAheatnant In the Arr Al we'll as % meet the
SeFeasa n nv business aud Be able, uotWithstand-
ing the appFusehIng short dark days OF Water, @
nleassnt delay. Meantime can make - good PIC
fpFeS as ever: and those whom few days delay
would Inconyenienee, shaII be happy 70 wait uPPp
a. as,Ia asf 'in''' AoPARrRrDaE.
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TRUSTEES Sale.

DY virtue oTA Deed OG Trust. eKseated by I-Aish
ID Knapp, Trustee nf Z. o. Weight anl EitLIhSfh
January, 1858, and duly recorded IN ths surTsyOTs
Once AZ the Port Of WhesIng. ". Va Ia folio 2,
vol l2S aud l29 will the 18th dty Of November,
1851 at the irO1t door Ofto OO1Tt H0ase, IN Wheel
ing, W. Va, sell At PUblie austi0l certain StsFu
wheel Steamboat called the "EslaItins,r with her
county. ". We.
TESHs o. SGLR.-Fnr ealh ~ IN 90 mneh og the
uFDcpvds may be nsceSsAFy 70 pay Od certain
g.,t9 faado by the aAid TsII1h Knapp traces ~
Aforesaid Ia iAVOr u J. DiHsnbAeE8I, dlted thu
the 9Th day UG JAnuAry, 1888 AMI calling EJr fsJJ,
aud delry the expenses Of executing thl5 tr ist
the residue Of tte purchase mSHoy 20 hs HlS4s pay
able In two equal tnslalmOHts, ak aai twelve
m0uths, from the day Of sal', the purchaser giving
approved security. All HOLMES.
6ekI6-8Ot Fr~sfAa.
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3R-SFE0IAL SoTgCES pJuble the above rates
aO~Yeariy Advertising on reasonable terms, aeeOF'
ding to the space Oeeupted aud the
ers, to be paid for in GdrqHoe.
Business Cards not Xceedng i've lines $40 por year,
So for ak months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted leSg than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for tho b0neht Of other prsonS as
we'll all legal Advertisements, and Advertisements
bfAuctI0n sales and real esae sent in by them mus
be paid for At the usual rates.
01-AdVortlsements not accompanied With VT tteL
dlreGtionA will be Inseftea udtl forbid and charged
Notices tor Political Meetings 10 bs charged In all
Iasrtagea, Eotessef EaasrAls. and saneaesnapts
o sstllsOle, ~ eeats ees.t. : =. .neetll
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BEvERLr, Nov. l4lb, lN0s.

IT Is calculated that the wool clip of
Minnesota the present year will not be less
than Eve hundred thousand pounds.
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TuE N. Y. Express says the scarcity of
money Is bringing down the prices OF all
kinds Of speculative merchandise.