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From Washington.

- 80 WASHINGTON, Dec. II.
Representative Blaine's bill which was re-
ferred to a special Committee, to-day, to re-
imburses the loyal States for advances made
and debts contracted in support of the war,
meets with much favor, as it provides for their
liquidation, without taking money immediate
ly out OF the public Treasury.
i The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has re-
ceived letter from ]. r. Graves, u. s. special
Indian Agent, at Fort Larned. He represents
that very little trouble is experienced with the
hostile bands of Indians which infest the
Plains. Little Robe, Chief of the Cheyennes
called at Fort Larned and stated that he and
his warriors acknowledged their allegiance to
: to the Government, and expressed their deter
mination to abide by, and strictly observe, the
recent treaty made with their tribe. ~
4 The Indians who committed the recent
depredatiOns belong to band of the Dog In
dams, otherwise known as outcasts. The 10y
ment forces and to assist in DISCRIMINATING this
entire band. They believe that the next
scene of blood will be on the route between
Fort Dodge and Larned, as hostile bands
numbering over 10000 Indians, are collecting
on the route with view to destroy the Over.
land Coaches. A~& 80
The Republican Senators have agreed to
pass, in an amended form, the resolution Of
the House for joint committee TO examine
into the condition of the late so-called Con
federate States, and as to whether any of them
are entitled to representation in Congress.
The Senate will not agree to refer all mat
tiers in that body without debate, but will lay
on the table the credentials of the Southern
Senators elect until the subject OF the inquiry
shall be settled .ss-
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Tuesday Morning. December IL, 1866.
PORTLAND. AND VICINITY
M. L. A. Lectures.

notice, with extreme pleasure, the fact
that the next speaker in the course, for We'd
nesday evening of this week, is to be the Rev.
H. M. Gallaher of Brooklyn, N. Y. a 5a
Mr.. G. is clergyman of the Baptist denonl-
nation, if am rightly informed, and his
place OF worship, situated but short distance
from plymouth Church" is, like that of Mr..
Beechers, crowded to its utmost capacity on
all occasions when the pastor is to be present.
Little more need be said of the lecture an
nounced than that its eloquent author has re-
Gently been called upon to repeat it before a
large association in the vicinity of New York.
, That our Lecture Committee have been Pc
culiarly fortunate in securing his services, and
that all who hear him will find themselves
treated to an entertainment rarely excelled, is
the full belief of s.e2 seea q.8 W 'tq
-HfEf- ai ONE WHO HAS HEARD HIM.
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FATAL ACcDENT-We are panied to learn
of the death of our fellow-townsman and
friend Capt. Dennis Dolen of brig Hattie E.
Wheeler of this port, by accidentally falling
into the hold of said vessel while at the wharf
In Philadelphia. Capt. Dolen was a young
man of nblemished reputation and strict in
tegrity, possessing the full confidence of his
employers, and gave promise of a prosperous
and useful career, and was respected by all
who had the pleasure of his acquaintance. He
leaves wife and three small children to mourn
thes udden loss of fond and devoted husband
and father. His remains, we understand, viii
leave Philadelphia fer this city this morning.
PAL
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The friends Of Temperance in this County
meet at Pownal tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock. We learn that quite a delegation will
go from this city; among them Gen. Dow and
Mr.. Walton. We are desired to request
that neighboring towns make arrange
N ems for a large representation. An evening
session viii be held, and a very interesting
meeting may be expected. The train at the
Grand Trunk Depot leaves at 1 10 PM.
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RECOGNITION SERvIcEs.-The recognition
Of Rev. John c. Stockbridge, d. d., as Pastor
of the Free Street Baptist Church viii take
place at the church this evening. M -
The order of exercises will be: I. Voln-
tary; H. Invocation; III. Anthems w.
Reading Of Scriptures, by Rev. a. A. Hart;
v. Prayer of Recognition by Rev. DIR. Bos-
worth; VI. Hymn; VII. Sermon, by Rev. r.
H. Nealc, D. D.; WILL Right hand of Fellow
ship, by Rev. DIR. Smaller; TX. Prayer; K Dox-
ology, by the choir and congregation; XII
Benediction, by the Pastor. Sc
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Z TirOissia Legislature.

aee RICHMOND, VA, Dec. II.
In the House of Delegates to-day resolu-
ton was introduced, providing for the cleo
ton of two United States Senators. A debate
arose, in which Messrs. Jones and Daniels
opposed the resolution.
Mr.. Garnet offered resolution referring
the pending resolution to joint committee
to inquire into the validity of the election of
Messrs. Underwood and Seager. His resolu-
tion was laid on the table, and the House adj
journed. (lss.s.
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DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT-The first
entertainment for the benefit of the Sweden
borgians Fair will be given this evening at
Cummings Hall, No. Free Street Block,
commencing at 8 o'clock precisely. The per-
formances are to be the "Irish Tiger" and
"The Cooper" in which amateurs will sus-
tain the characters. Tickets can be had at
the door of the hall 1t is hoped that large
audiences will be gathered at this series of
amusements, and thus aid the cause for which
the Fair is got up "a
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ABscoNDED.- Mr. T. O. Donahue who kept
a clothing establishment on Fore Street, clear
ed ont last Wednesday, leaving his creditors
here. and in Boston to obtain their just dues
in the best way they can. o. Donnahue dis
posed Of a large quantity Of his stock at auc-
ton, and took nearly all the balance with him,
leaving only enough to make small show
when hung up in various parts of the shop
A short time before leaving, he borrowed $500
Of a woman, without giving her any security
for the same 49,
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SMUGGLING CASE. - One of the Custom
House officers of this district has been sus-
pended from Office by Collector Washbun, on
a charge of having endeayored to smuggle
sundry bottles of liquors on board steamer
New York, ON her last passage from st. John
to this port. The officer had been placed on
boaad the steamer to prevent smuggling, and
had been efficient in causing many seizures
The case is undergoing investigation. 1t is
but justice to the officer implicated to state,
that he denies any intention of defrauding the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-12

ARRESTS. - Officers Williams and Gerts
. last Saturday, arrested Thomas o. Neil and
Patsey Cohlan, who on Tuesday night last,
broke into the cabin of sloop Leader, at Saw
yers wharf, and stole two overcoats, a gun and
other articles. They were detected by selling
one of the coats. They will have an examin-
alton before the Municipal Court. ~.
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A PLEASANT, AFFAIR.-The Young La
dies IN. n" Society gave Promenade Con-
cert at City Hall last evening, which was
very pleasant affair. There was large COM
pany present, and the dancers enjoyed them
selves to the excellent music furnished by
Chandler until late hour. Every thing went
off happy as marriage party. H
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WoLcoTr's Instant Pain Annihilator is
speedy and permanent cure for Headache,
Toothache, Neuralgia, Catarrh and Weak
Nerves. Price 25 cents. "For further partic-
ulars. see small bills" at Crosman & Co.'S
Drug Store, 70 Middle Street.
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RETURNED.-The requests of number of
Mrs. Manchesters friends, have induced her
to return to Portland, to make permanent
stay. She will be found at her office, No. II,
Clapp's Block, where she will be happy to re-
ceiye her friends and patrons. sa.av
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U. 8. p1srRIor oouRr.

DECEMBER TERM.-wARE, j., PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-In the case of Saunders VS.. Mar
wick, master Of brig J. Polledo, for assault up
on tile high seas, Judge Ware rendered his de-
cision, that defendant pay fine of $50 and
costs.
Howard & Strout w. Fl. Clifford
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PROMENADE CoNcERT.-The attention of
our readers is directed to the advertisement of
the Promenade Concert and Gift Entertain
ment at the City Hall this evening. Over one
hundred useful and fancy articles are to be
distributed among the audience, and Chand-
ler's presence is always an assurance of good
~
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- NeW York Markets.
: 9tl5 - sl NEW YORK, Dec. II.
Cotton-dull; sales 1900 bales Of Middlng Uplands
at At a ACC. - :, -
Flour-10 a zoe lower; sales 400 bbls State at 90
@75. Round Hoop Ohio 8 80 @976. Western
$3.50 co.. Southern, sales 400 bbls. at 65 a IA 49,
Ganada, sales 250 bbls. at So q II 90. sr -.
Wheat-iC q 90 loweS; sales 81, 200 bushels Amber
Milwaukee 70 q 76. Amber Michigan rs,
Corn-opened heavy; sales AZ, 900 bushels Mixed
Western at 80 q 94c. sst ~. =. sET[7-- =
Beef-heavy. fG ~ F'. Ht
Pork-lower; sales $3.50 bbls. of Mess at % 80 a
20 20. = III - 1900 l-s5s - -
Lardsufrmer; sales 1850 bbls at 151 a. 2oc.
Whiskey-sales 100 hbls, at 2 "a a 235. -sIls.
Sugars quiet; sales Museoyado at 13c, Havana,
40 boxes, at 152c. - ~ - 10
Naval Stores firm. T1s
42c. = =
Freights TO Liverpool
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TEETH! TEETH! TEErHI
Proposals for Fuel.

AssIsrANr oUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, u. 8. A.
PoRTLAND, MAINE, December II. 1895.
DROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned
until december Goth, 1866, Tor furnishing One
Hundred (1Oo) CORDS Merchantable Hard Wood, at
Fort Sullivan Eastport. Maine.
Proposals viii also be received for furnishing Mer-
charitable Hard Wood for this Post portland, Maine
st n --- HENRY lNMAN,
...r...a-9 Capt. and A. Q. NJ, U. s. A.
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PETERsoN's MAGAzINE.-The number for
January, commencing new volume, is rich
one. 1t has been received by Messrs. Davis
Brothers, Bailey & Noyes, and Short d. Lor-
ing. at their bookstores on Exchange Street.
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THrATRE.--Messrs. WV. Winslow d Co.'s
Combination Company will perform al Deei-
ing Hall, Thursday evening
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Msseellaneoms Dispasehes.

Miscellaneous Dispatches.
'ls h HaI New YORK, Dec. II.
The Post says that Wall Street is feverish,
confidence being disturbed by reported failures
in Chicago. $3.50. .saa
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, IL.
The Comptroller's report shows State debt
OF S4,734,134. Ase
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FU1I,y ExoNERATED.-Major Hiram Rol-
Inns, as we are informed by dispatch from
Mr.. Dedow, Superintendent of the U. s. Tel
egraph lne returns to this city to-day, promo
ted to Lieutenant Colonel, and fully exonera-
ted from all the charges preferred against him.
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Western. and soushern Markets.

= % CINCINNATI, Dec. II.
Flour and Wheat dull. Hogs duh declining and
heavy; averages held at 90 g 90. Gross receipts
FORK y held at q 30 q 2s 90, with buyers TO some
sxse nj e. q o. Green meats declinedi Shoulders
4sst z re sides ct 14c, Hams 14tc, Lard closed
aSc. Whiskey steady at 81
Gold, l44a d l46,
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Sx-AMER1cA HOSE Co. viii give their Sec
ond A ssembly, at Mechanics Hall, this even
inc. A good time is anticipated. Music by
Chandler. Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock.
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i "The Canal National Bank of Portland" for the
election of Directors and for the transaction of
any other business that may legally come before Them
9th day of January next, at o'clock P. M.
dec11dtd B. G. S0MERBY, Cashier.
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Casco National Bank.

TNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of "The
l. Casco National Bank of Portland" for the cleo
other business that may legally come before them,
will be held at theit Banking House on TUESDAY,
the 9th day of January next, at 3 o'clock P. Nj.
sttNa 1ass Z. P. GERRISH, Cashier.
Dee 8, 1866. dc9d1m
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SHERIEFS SALE.
no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HAVE you seen the new WASHING MACHINE?
IL 1t 10 perfect gem! and works to a charm.
Also, Hawes' Unriyalled CLOTHES DRYER,
and the best Clothes Wringers tn The market; Il not
can can ana examine them, They give entire satisac-
All kinda Of Lamps altered fer Fairbanks' Patent
Fluid Lamp Burner, 1t saves one-haR the expense
incurred by the use of Kerosene Lamps.
S. c. RUNDLETT,
pec7- d1ws
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Remember.

We keep the best line of Ladies' DRESS BUT
TONS in Portland, and our place ofbusinessis
No. 14S & $50 Middle Ss.s Portland. Me.
FITZGERALD q HODSDON.
Nov 12-dtf -
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Portland s. Roc chester RaiIroaa a..

LII persons entitled to Stock in the Portland and
IA Rochester r.. Il. CO., requested to call at the
office Of the Company, No. o. Middle St., and ex-
change their Bonds, Coupons, and Trustees Re-
ceipts for certificates OF Stock IL - 40
LEWIS PIERCE,
Dec 4, 1855, dcbH
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Remember.

We Manufacture Hoop Skirts to order. Keep the
best qualities of French Corsets which we sell Tor
S1.75 per pair. .r-T F.Trr1
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Remember !!

We buy our Knit Wooden Goods by the Case, and
can afford to sell them atvery Low PRICES. 49,
100 doz. Hoods at csc each. worth LOO
100 doz. Hoods mt 75c each, worth LES
zoe dox. Hoods nj LOO each, worth 1.5O
100 dog. Cloudsat Loo worth everywhers1 3 5
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WE DEFY C0MPETrTI0NI
100 dog Ladies ALL WOOL RIBBED HOSE, soc pr.

CASHMERE GLOVES!
so doz. Ladies, for 40 cents per pair.
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Second National Bank,

HNHE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of the
Il Second National Bank WILDE held at their Bank
ing Room, on TUESDAY, the 9th day of January
next at p. M. for the choice Olive Directors and
for any other business that may legally before
them.
se w. H. STEPHENSON. Cashier.
Dec7, 1855. dcsdtd
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Remember /!

Ladies', 1t will pay-if you want to buy new
Cloak, we have got them beauties-Manufactured BY
Paine, Berry & Co., OF New York. New ones In
every day. nfaW
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Remember rg
We carry the largest Stock ofHOSIERY, GLOVES
and KNIT GOODS of any House in the State; do
not resort to Dammies and can not be undersold.
~ A BIG DRIVE!
100 doz. Ladies' Cashmere all Wool Hose, former
price s15o, present price $500. Call and see
them, they have noequal.
A Bargain.
100 doz Childrens Bal Hose, all Wool 10 and 1scpr
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Nova Scotia Potatoes and Turnips.
1900 BUSHELS RorArons,. ID
n 1876 Yellow Turnips,
Landing from Schr. "Pfgrim," and for sale by
test A. D. WHIDDEN,
No. u Union Wharf,
Portland, 9Th Dec, 1895. de9d9wf
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Gf0NNOe !

NOR RENT, new building on Union Wharf, 80
Il feet square, fitted for grain; privilege of rail and
water communication. Apply to
dec12d3weod. EDWARD FOX.
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Remember.

We have a few more Ladies' Vests, high neck, long
sleeves for $500 each.
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B0ardea,s Wnmte6.

DVWTW6Ty " WWCSTs
A FEW single gentlemen can be accommodated
a with board at 81 CHmbcrland Street,
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Auction Sales.
Horses, Carriages, Harnesses, &c.,

LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ. ON
II Lime St., we shall sell Horses, Carriages, Har-
nesses, Blankets, Robes Sleighs, &C., &c.
HENRY BAILEY & Co., Auctioneers.
Oct 31-dtf m 10
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Onions, Onions!
TUST received 500 bushels of Danvers Onions, and
u for sale at One Dollar per bushel, at
s: P, BARBOUR'S Produce Store,
Dec 9--d2w* ssaf No. 20 Lime st.
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County Temperance Convention.

ONE WHO HAS HEARD HIM.
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Canal National Bank.

Portland, September IS, 1856. sepisdsodaw1,
The New York herald., 1865-05-29

pkGl - la la 1o4a Butter ~ dull at 0oc
sss for new sssss and asc sae fr Western. Cheese
svszS-lhs mssk.s ~. ssiss, ma shs improvement
before noticed was barely e.sfalnsd me sass were
about roo hhds al knda y The following psAs-Poro
Cube fair refining l0Nc. loxc. Cuba GOOD renning,
loKc. 10xc; Caba fair 70 good grocery, Ilc q l2c
best mainly Cuba as loo lse. lo&G for fair r.
T LSl-l, 900 bbla sold II q % for lump and q 20
r1IIow was shade easier; sales co. 900 bs, u loxc
10xc
WaaEmcm note further sales Of 2, 900 MS South
ToaAoCo-l7S hhds Kentucky sold at &C. . 11c
WmxuY was rampant 800 bbls sold at nom ~ 08
TO 81 %, and - 10 was demanded at the close
The New York herald., 1865-05-29

an Saturday evening the price coon afSes the
call 1917, but when, at about halfpas tan
O'Clock, It became known that arrangements for the
surrender OF the rebel forces In the Trans Mississippi
Department had been concluded the market freeiy
sold down by the bears ul IL touched 13of ~ ~
which IL closed The surrender OF Kirby smith having
been q sforegons conclusion with people, however
the event will matsraLnGuence upon the course
of gold The war; since surrender Of Johnston army
has been copsdsred at end and have now 70 bs<
the burdsn Of debt which may be already said to aggs
gate nearly three thousand millions and which will be
likely exceed that after fall settlement OF all the
outstanding claims against the government made How
70 deal with this enormous of indebtedness is
question which beginning TO sbsor5 public attention,
and Il Ia one OF much importance and Of universal
IN interest that every project for Its liquidation acquires
more or less Of the character Of . sensation.
Foreign exchange has been firm end active. The
closing quotation for bankers sterling at sixty days
Vas 1lo
The stock market has been dull and .drpopng, and
closed stagnant On the call the Eveaing Exchange
onsaturdsy Erie sold at TAX New York'centra s9k
2, Hudson BiverS Reading e2x Michigan Southern
5sx, Cleveland and Pittsburg 6lx, Northwestern 70,
Cumberland 3sx, Qsicksilver SOS
Money at the close light demand At s,s per cent
with exceptional transactions Ave governments and
seven or railways The tendency Is towards greater
armness Of rates and diminished surplus OF funds
owing to Treasury dram, sub agen but there 10
may be looked for.
rhe quotations. for governr'cn securities and rsaway
and miscellaneous shares the Stock Exchange in this
The New York herald., 1865-05-29

CoA.-We note sales OF ], 100 tons Newcastle gas on
coyVwi Yas quiet but firm.
MoLAsa6 was dull, but holders were arm; 100 bhds
sold at A6c for Cuba and 60c. for Porto Rico.
Fanauss were very dull There s a good deal more
doing u the way Of charters than In freight engage
%sns INC engagements % - To-Day a were ss TO-. 70 Hamburg %
at 15s 70 Amsterdam, $50 tons mahogany at 20s TO
Glasgow, per steamer, Is hhds tobacco, At eos the
charters ship, 4lo TONS from s. John, N B. TO
Liverpool deals eis 500 tons from 81 John, NIB,
to Havre 17s Cd Bremen ship, 7S4 tons from Rich
brig 400 tons 70 CORK for orders 1900 bushels Of oats
s. ashoonw % Kingston, jam: @c or II TO another
port In Jsmsca &c more British brig TO Cee, slaves,
private; n bark and brig from South Side Cnba TO
port north OF Haerss, o5s. schooner 200 bbs 70
Baracoa and back 81 500 one, 27s TONS Mobile and
nf Pq ons ons yerssy sT civ E
TO Boston, 90 three to Boston timber $40 and corn
&C. one TO Portsmouth, corn &C. one TO Gardiner, 7c
Valparaiso and Cadera and back; Danish brig, 1000
bbls petroleum. TO Genoa; British brig 272 tons, 70
wea, Coast Of Africa and back and schooner $50 tons,
30 Key West, on private terms
FEArnEns 600 lbs prime Western sold st CSC, cash.
FmE CnAcKns.-we notice further sales Of 900 boxes
No Canton, on private terms.
HHsp quiet 100 bales Manila sold At 14c, cur.
sency.
Rio Grsnde, 1000 dry Western and 500 West India
private terms.
on CArE.-lo0 tons Western sold al f4S a s45 60
0,ls.--2 900 gallons linsecd sold st 81 12K a 81 1s
PsraoL.ux dull and lower 300 bbls sold at 35c
3ssc for.crude; lec Soc for refined In bond, and
Pssvr-,oss --Receipts $50 bbs pork, 100 do beef
1ol packages out meats 36s do lard Pork was In fair
demand the spot regular and for forward delivery
snd prc without showing marked change were never
theless 10 favor cf the seller The sales 1000 bbs
ass and reguas. at $50 20 t21 for old mess, s23
s rs for do closing at the outside prices SIS for
pri,s0 and sic a Sis 60 fos prime mess;
nlso s,b0o bols. new mess for June and July, al
s22 ~ az rs Beef dun, but unchanged; aaes,
400 bbs Al fiD tl4 for mess and $i2 SIS for extra
do peof sJns steady with eaes OF 100 nbls, al
22b 10 s1s lNooof was dull and nomnay unchanged.
Out meats were Ncady With sales OF 2j0 pkgs at ITO
sJ2ks for sheold'NF. and lSc y71sc for bame laSa
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rss y v The 1"s.honi' 70 cruise in A
r Is Hs as Ss
B.rks sae Georse NB sid from o. March M D
ssli M Alto SSs FL, spoken March H. no la. - VIII
crot LaRAAn NIB was :. L; Lsh:ns Marc,
s. bDi hunpback whale he Aarb0r Of LaAama7b bound
Bsri sappho. ceon, NB at zaieahuano March ~ %
g RsaTt "1 osceols "a Hogan, Me- r Ta~hpans APsi7
Aiss.a BARI islander CASH Hsns r.eahaa,SASA7 ~
ssSf asry susan HowA.d NIB, mos eat ar. = .a'0.
hGs Barn Keels, Lace, 81 "a AOm 7aisAsuano Aps
ssp sc.s Elnnass, FIN. sid irom 1a'sahsAne Ap'n
5..asSss =, :. ~ Il. s's sss
Ws..la S,ss r,.s ss:an nssias .si S.%s Z e.
~ spoken. dts.
ss1 sc: d g ssss As.''aa '''
5ss ss ~ af &c ks:.:; .ss;' b.. = d. r
'-' Ansricsn Ports.
s:;ss S: Sss:.s..s =
S:4y DS Ss ss .:s
sssss Gss En s.a Ms
Eiasbstnport; Am EIiabssl, Xheiden New Ys.. Isls
.Sss:S .ss. .A s.aspSs; ss'S BARK Ross
Cardenas; brig Orolan SWEET Do fonver Aen Slenee
Banks Washington; wrehtngton, Baxter, PhilsdsphiA
No vessel dd wind 6SE, with rain.
Hth-Arr brigs Emma G. surtnam; Mary AsanssJsrs
BALTIMoRE, May Se-Arr chip Anrouom (Brsnl, Nert
per bremen; ba1k Ihdushe lBrem Hicksn, do; bHgp
Cosle Ofeary, MAyaguez Water witch. Knight 81 Jaoos
sehrs PseresS Patterson, 81 Johns H Norman. xnow!s
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