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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-03
Frons Washington.

d2A8W .sIIAHy EI WASHINGTON, May 2.
An association has been formed in this city
for the purpose of erecting in this city suit
able monument to President Lincoln. It is
proposed to raise 100000. Such is the gen.
eral solcitude to contribute, that it is not
doubtedlthe amountrequisite will be promptly
raised, and the monument erected immedi-
ately. ~ 80 -A'W 9AAAt0 7AA
| The Court Martial, OF which Mai Gen. Fos-
ter is president, is now in session here for the
trial of B. G. Harris, member OF Congress
from Maryland, who is charged with persuad-
ing rebel soldiers not to take the oath of al
legiance, and urging them to return south and
fight again as soon as they are exchanged
The court will not, it is understood, be dis
solved upon the conclusion of this trial, but be
continued for the trial of Booths accom-
| plices. y = ssslsss sss~@ssqsse
Facts are within the knowledge of the au-
thorities here, which 60 to show that there
are some 800 conspirators banded together for
the purpose of burning Philadelphia and other
northern cities. The affair Is now undergoing
thorough investigation, 49,
| The Surgeon General reports that the
| Secretary of State had an apparatus applied
to the lower jaw to-day, which promises to
answer the required purpose. F. W, Stewards
condition is more encouraging.
1t is officially announced that the executive
order of Jan. goth, prohibiting the exporta-
ton of hay, is rescinded from and after May 1.
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RESOLUTION OF 1HANKs.--In the City
Council on Monday evening, the following re-
solution of thanks was passed by both branches
in concurrence: ea2
Resolsed, That the thanks of the City Gov
eminent, in behalf of the citizens of Pc tland
be and are hereby presented to the Rev. DR..
Carruthers for his able and appropriate ad-
dress on the occasion of the services in the
City Hall in commemoration of the death Of
Abraham Lincoln, late President of the Unit
ed States. .sfs -
Also, that the same be presented to Mrs. o.
A. S. Beale, for her original and patriotic
hymn written for the occasion; to Mr.. ]. L.
Shaw's Quartette and Chorus Choirs for their
excellent singing; to Poppenburg's Band for
their important assistance; and to other gen.
tlemen who participated in conducting the
oarvinoo rrlis salai 4..- saaI .1-.l..5
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. .ss.alU LsI .. $40 six Per Cent.
6 OIL DECLARING RnHns

4 These Bonds are worth aprenium which ,D,,. :. )
es the actual prodt the 7sO loan, and its Green's,
tion from Stats and municipal tarasion. which ada
from one TO three per cent. more, according to
the rate levied on other properly The interest ia
payableincurency semi-annuaIly by ooupOnsattaOA-
ed to which may be cut OF and sold to
bank or banker. 't9f sgesl aiar' aei ~
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liliti ilfff9f 5lIflla III
DERRICK AND DRILL, or An Insight into the
Discovery, Development and Present Condi-
ton and Future Prospects Of Petroleum, in
Z New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia.
Z &c. Arranged and edited from numerous
sources. By. the author Of ssTen Acres
:, Enough vol. limo, PIP. 277. New York :
James Miller. 3gof
Here we hasethe theory and practice Of the
Rock Oil business, its golden romance and
greasy reality, with such glimpses of its pains,
perils and compensations as may satisfy the
most curious Not only a great amount Of en-
PERTAINING, but much valuable information is
here collected Statistics of the yield and of the
traffic in this new staple Investigations into the
geological structure of the soil Belt'' and
sketches of the character and manners of the in
habitants, with some hints of the way in which
speculations are conducted, and cautions to rash
investors are here given, and will well repay pc
rusal. A good map of the Pennsylvania Oil Re
gion accompanies the volume.
Z For sale by Davis Brothers,. s. s
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nssa ssai Rsso xerh Morhet. fI6s
NEW YORK, May q.
at 43@44c. 80, - -f'--'1
Flour-sales 800 bbls, State and Western lO0l5c
lower; State 66@7 30 Round Hoop Ohio 1908 81:
western f69I 3D. Southern lower sales $50 bbls at
oo9i2 90; Canada i 20o lowe sales 45O bbls ex-
i. Wheat-heayy and common 1@2c lower; sales
Al 600 bushels; Winter Red Western, common, so
81 ~; Amber Michigan, common to choice, i 700
.Corn-scarce and very firm; sales A. 900 bushels
i 47@1 50. s9l % f8I111 \ a.sl l971
Oats-nominal sed rs yea8s 5gaf
Beef-quiet; sales 500 bbls plain mess ct II 0O0
l6 90; extra mess 10 00a921 90. st
P0rk-frmer; sales $3.50 bbs: new mess az T6t0
% 50, closing at 26 375 cash. M 'al1il e 8 aaog
Lard-heavy; sales 1400 bbls at i51@l84c. 1854
Butter-quiet. III fi' - evae 10
210@2 IL - 7l-Tl4 I1ofs10ot,i ~ / "a
sagats.quiet and lower; sales 800 hhds Musco-
vad0 at 11d9t14c. e % ~ sgsl 8EqGss
C0fee-dull. itIg $3.50 li.i Tf pa
Moiasses iull sales 200 hhds Porto Rico at $780, q
Naval s. Of es-frm. esoiF - ga taisg6s. lie
Fish-quiet sa9iiiiasss 1s9ss3 af isiasaa5aa g
Wool-aull. A.'set.i4sfi lallaas o5gagsgs1
Freights to Iverpool-dull. 1ea filasaoS ! 10
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Demoralisatio,. Of The Rebels.

y -. ! .l...s -s.l-4, ST. LOUIS, May 2.
The Republicans Cairo special dispatch
says, refugee from Tompkinsville, brings a
report that the rebel Gen. Maury, late com
nander OF Mobile, has been superseded by
Gen. Gibson, who commanded a brigade in
Spanish Fort. He says the Decentralization
among the rebels in that vicinity is very
great. The rebel gunboats Morgan and Nash
Vile there, we're almost deserted by their Of
ficars and men. ....l - -. 10 glla
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SUBMARINE CABLE.-We have piece of
the submarine cable used at Charleston, s. c.,
for the purpose of igniting the torpedoes
placed in and around that harbor. 1t was
secured by Mr. John d. Williams, son OF John
Fl. Williams, Esq, of this city, who has recent
ly been appointed Assistant Engineer in the
Revenue service. The cable is of English
manufacture, 1s1snaH .ruoa4 II
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.. S. Circuit Court.

CLIFFORD ]. PRESIDING.
.TUEsDAY.-Thomas Smith was arraigned
on an indictment charging him with enlisting
a soldier into the service of the United States,
who was in a state of intoxication at the time.
He pleaded not guilty. J. 81. Drummond,
Esq, appeared for the prisoner. The trial
will probably come off on Friday next.
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Ordinance Against Dogs.

,sf;.,U CITY q Portland, Marshaps flee,
May I'd, 1866
QECTION I. No Dog shall be permitted 10 ca NJ
~ large or loose In any street. lane, alley court or
travelled way, in any uninoosed or public place In
this city, until the owner or keeper of such dog or
the head OF the family, the keeper Of the house,
store, shop ONCE. or other place where such dog Il
kept or harboFsd, shall have paid to the City Mar
large. '.f-.,Y fl r 81
SEQ. Z. In case any Dog shah be found loose or
going at large contrary to any OF the for going pro-
visions, the owner keeper thereof or the head OF
the family or the keeper OF the house. store once
or other place where such dog is kept or haroerea
dollars. John s. HEALD.
: mav2d2m City Marshal
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Waszinatom Correspondence.

The Posts Washington dispatch says the
trial of the assassins will commence in Wash
ington next week. Reporters of newspapers
will be admitted. Es45d51
A steamer has just been captured running
out OF the Rappahannock river with several
kegs Of rebel specie on board.
= Gen. Berry and officers of Gen. Sherman
and Barry's stats have arrived in Washing
ton. having left Raleigh on Friday last.
General Sherman has gone to Charleston
and Savannah. -, -, r
The 10th and 2Sd corps, with Kilpatrick's
cavalry, will remain in garrison in the Caro-
linas, while others are on their way home. ne
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rEKrHf TEETHi TEETHi

Dr. p still continues to Extract Teeth BY Egeots Il
Sev sDStHout Pam. Persons having decayed tee tn
or stumps they wish to have removed tor resetting
he would give q pelite invitation TO call.
guperior kIectro Ssa0aetic Machines for sale for
family use with thorous instructions.
Dr. d. can accommodate few patients with
board and treatment at his hoNee.
once hours nom o'clock n. 70 I2E.i
Oonsaitation Free. nov1tf
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CAPT. MITCHELL, U. S. Quartermaster's
Agent for the Department Of Tennessee, who
has been here recruiting for that department.,
has been ordered to Nashville, and win leave
this morning, taking with him some eighty
men whom he engaged here, ,ff.ssase
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-03

MAY DAY FEsTIvAL.-The Festival got
up by the ladies of the I'd Parish was repeated
last evening. There was a large number pres
ent at City Hall, and the cantata of the Flow
er Queen, was beautifully performed. Braid
ing the May pole was admirably done by the
Misses who were engaged in it, and they re-
ceived the plaudits of the audience. We are
pleased to learn that the Festival has been so
successful. 5i bisa esVnaa
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SEvEN-THlRTY LOAN.

inese Notes are issued under date OF June 18th,
1000 ana are payable three years nom that time, in
$500. OF are convertible at the option of the
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Remains Of mr.. 1sneol,. at chicago.

aA H5s 3 sfssassgistsas sl s. CHICAGO, May 2.
Until late hour last night, and during to-
day an increasing stream of persons passed
through the Court House. At eight o'clock
this evening the Court House was closed. The
remains were escorted to the depot, and will
arrive in Springfield tomorrow morning. The
funeral will take place there on Thursday
afternoon, 7a3 sI5f8 rss6fiaaio3 gsa
A dispath has been received from Robert
Lincoln, stating that his mother requests that
Oak Ridge Cemetary at Springfield, be the
permanent burial place of his father. This
will be complied with. @ 10
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FFOVHNfOm8s ~
|Ch'goM Mess Beef. S19@2l
Portland do 1000
P'tl'd ext. do. % 00@28 90
Pork extra clear. none
Pork, clear..... 1904 90
Pork, mess. 81 00@S8 90
Pork. Prime. 2S @31 90
Round Hogs. ...16(@ Is
Hams.............s 20t02I
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-03

'asANoTHER STEAMER. So The Interna tional
Steamship Company have chartered the fine
steamer Montreal, of the Portland and Boston
line, which viii take her place on the Eastport
and St. John line, leaving Boston and Port
land on Monday next.
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Horse RAILRoAD.-The number of pas
sengers conveyed over the line of the Portland
Railroad Co., during the month Of April, was
69.63l, viz:oyer the city line 54,175; over
| the Westbrook line 1885,, sols lis 10 bas
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-03

Who have Geld hands and feet; weak stomaohs,
lame and weak baoks; nervous and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming In the head, with lndiges.
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain in the side
and back; lencorrh0a, Tor whites); falling OF thu
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
all that long train OF diseases will ind In Electric
lty sure means Of care. Fer painful menstruatlcn,
too profuse menstruaton, and AL of those long line
Of troubles with young ladies, Electricity is 9ertan
spooiao and WILL In abort tlmo, restore the sudoteR
"a ha vi health.
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Rebel Secretary of the Macy Surrendered.
Himself Further Particulars of the Des-
tritctioss of the Rebel Ram Webb. cog
0sa 10 ssa., NEW ORLEANS, April a.,
Via Cairo, May 2.
On the Goth of April, Secretary Mallory of
the rebel navy surrendered himself to Capt.
Gibson of the United States navy at Pensa-
cola. 9t 9q1g "a sasid aaoAf1G ai 098as
The rebel ram Webb, Capt. Reed of Ia
cony notoriety, commanding, ran past this
afternoon. When midway, she lowered the
stars and stripes, and hoisted the rebel flag.
She was fred upon, and a 1875 pound ball
passed through her bow. The gnnboats start
ed in pursuit; and when tweuty-four miles
below the city she was fred by the crew, and
blew upa The crew of sixty-three men and
eight officers took to the roads on the left of
the river. The greater portion afterwards
surrendered. The deck boilers were protect
ed by cotton. Capt. Reed, in coming down
the Mississippi, attached the telegraph wire to
the Webb, tearing it down for many miles.
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Chief Justice Chase gone SosstI--z4y.rest of
Ea- Governor Ailsen. -

New YORK, May 2. n
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
Chief Justice Chase has gone South to re-
organize the U. s. Courts. q pa95 ssF7l'e.
The Times Charleston correspondent says
Elk Governor Aiken was arrested by order Of
PRESIDENT johnston, and that his arrest is
based upon his refusal to take the oath of al
lnnianna n ---.. ~ n--l II nm -
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esseh eaEsswe1 % .aaAJIfgf i g
'ss sisAt Ssbeeg
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RORaLAND AND YIOIxTTY


TU"BWWs
Theatre Deering Hall-This Evening
Dissolution of Copartnership-W. P. Merrill
Shirts made to order Chas Custis q Co
State of Maine-Merchants' National Bank.
City of Portland.
Shirt Patterns-Chas GUSTS & Co III H
Rooms to Let NJ NJ 81
To Dealers-r G.. Clark - e A
ADMINISTRATORS Sale-Sarah G. Moore.
Cumberland Co Cattle Show and Fair.
< Probate Notice. f4ll-77' - 4
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Z If our gentlemen friends want good fit
ting, nice shirt, they can be supplied by hay
ing them made by Charles Gusts 6 Co.,
Morton Block. Shirt Patterns are also cut
from measure. ~ '.gs9 sissas sgsaids Z
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PHILADELPHIA, May 2. q
Gen. Grant arrived here this afternoon and
went to Burlington. He will return to-mor-
row with his vie, to take possession of the
splendid mansion presented to him by Phila-
delphians. isa7ia g.essa.ma 5l10
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sEH9s2Ae p a8d,G9H
81 hhbK ri igdsa
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THE attention of our readers is called to the
exhibition of plants and flowers, at Mechanics
Hall, to open this afternoon. See advertise
ment of the Horticultural Society. s4aa
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DEATH OF MAINE SoLDIERs.-B. Lester,
list Maine Cavalry, and Benjamin F. Ballard,
18th Maine Infantry, were among the deaths
reported Monday in Washington.
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DECREASED was received in
this city on Monday of the death, at Annapolis,
Md, on Sunday last, of Miss Adeline Maria
Walker. She was the daughter of Mr.. Moody
F. Walker Of Cambridge, recently of this city,
and had been one of our Portland corps Of in-
defatigable nurses at the Military Hospital in
Annapolis for some three years. She fell a
victim to disease, fever perhaps contracted
while engaged in her noble work Of minister
ing to our brave Union soldiers, and her life
has been given to and lost in her country's
service as much as that Of any Of the country's
noble defenders who have fallen upon the Geld
OF battle. Her memory viii be cherished long
by all who knew her. oa i4Qst
70 80 The Pope has ordered his censors to ex-
anime the French Emperor's aLife of Cesar
nd rnnort vvh r 4|st3
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Munioinal Court. Nav q.

Franklin Rogers, for drunkenness and dis
tubance, paid fine imposed Of three dollars
costs. ssf s.s faW y ss1ls1iF ssil ans n
z William Courser, for violation of the Lords
day. in keeping his shop open, was fined FIVE
dollars and costs, which he paid. ,sI.
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A. person who has found black and tan
dog, will find an owner by calling on J, D.
Cheney, 1876 1-2 Middle street. " s3
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I a A stated mnesssoeisfion will be held In thu
AZ "a ecnani9ps oo m1 on Thursday Evening, May
W TAT u O'clOSA STEPHEN MARSH,
Secretary.
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HARTFORD, Conn.,, May 2. 4
The Connecticut Legislature meets at 10
A. M. tomorrow. The election parade to-
morrow promises to be one of the finest ever
seen in the State for years. Governor Buck
ingham will deliver his eighth annual mes
sage. is.giase1 aaF es5s %
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r CoAL.-The coal dealers in Boston have re-
duced the price to SIP per ton at retail. 1t
will be lower still before summer is over.
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WE are indebted to Mess Allan, Brothers
& Co. for foreign papers per steamship Peru
Wan &C Quebec from Liverpool.
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Arnistice betsyeen Hodges and Taylor.

The Bulletins special dispatch says it is
stated that the rebel Gen. Dick Taylor sent
Gen. Hodges to notify Gen. Dana of the sur
render of Johnston to. Sherman, and inform
him of the terms of surrender. ? Gen. Dana
gave full credence to Taylor's statements, and
arranged an armistice with Hodges, the terms
of which are said to be the entire cessation of
hostilties, each retaining the right to punish
guerillas; and trade regulations and inter,
course to continue under very liberal con-
structions. The armistice contemplates ar
rangements on the same plan as those pro-
posed by Gen. Sherman, unless repudiated by
Gen. Sherman's superior officers. The armis-
tice commenced on the 29th of April, and is
only TO be terminated after forty eight hours
notice. M
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MAsoNIc.-The Grand Lodge Of Maine
commenced its annual session at Masonic Hall
yesterday morning. A much larger number
ceedings were characterized with the utmost
harmony. At 8 o'clock P. M. the Lodge again
assembled for the choice Of officers for the en-
suing year, and the following were chosen -
M. W., VIM. P. Preble, Portland, Grand Mas
ter; M. W., To. Murray, Portland, Deputy
Grand Master; r. W., F. L. Talbot of East
Machias, Senior Grand Warden; R. W., Moses
Dodge Of Portland, Grand Treasurer; R. W.,
Ira Berry of Portland, Grand Secretary; Free
man Bradford, Oliver Gerrish, A. B. Thomp-
3 son, Committee of Finance. e
Thursday afternoon, at three O'Clock, was
assigned for the installation Of officers.
"a The Grand Commandery of Knights Temp
lar met at seven O'Clock last evening. The
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year J. Murray, of Portland, Grand Com
mander; Moses Dodge, of Portland, Deputy
Grand Commander; David Bugbee, Of Ban
gor, Grand Generalissimo James M. LARA
bee, Of Gardiner, Grand Captain General;
Z Giles Bailey, Of Gardiner, Grand Prelate;
Josiah HI. Drummond,i OF Portland, Grand
Senior Warden; B. B. Farnsworth, of Bangor,
3 Grand Junior Warden; Charles Fobes. of
Portland, Grand Treasurer Ira Berry, of
Portland, Grand Recorder; e. P. Burnham, of
Saco, Grand Standard Bearer; A. D. Knight.
of Hallowell, Grand Sword Bearer; David
Owen, of Bath, Grand Warder; Warren Phil
I lips, Of Portland, Grand Captain of Guards.
The officers were duly installed. Charters
were granted to Lewiston Commandery, at
lewiston; and Trinity Commandery, at Au-
I gusta. The usual business having been trans
acted, the Grand Commandery was closed.
The Grand Chapter resumes its session at
eight o'clock this morning.
The Grand Council of Royal and select mas
tiers holds its session this afternoon. The
Grand Lodge also meets this afternoon at two
O'Clock, and will continue in the evening.
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Thermometrioal for April, 1861.

month is 43 degrees three degrees warmer than the
average of 30 years. The range of the mercury has
been from 80 to IS above. OBSERVATORY.
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BY E1oCtrtoatV

TAs Rheumatic. tho equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and elastiCs
lty Of yonth; the heated brain Is ooood the frost
strengths the blind made to see, the deafto hear and
the Palsied form TO move upright; the beEishes o.
youth are oblitersted; the accidents Of mature III
prevented; the calamities of old age obViated,
0n Aative circulation maintained.
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Notes Of all the denominations named win be
promptly Furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions,
and thsnotes forwarded at once. The interest to
the 18th Of June next will be paid in advance. ii
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rnN Tuesday, May 9Th, At 8 o'clock P NJ on the
" premises, we shall sell Three Valuable House
Lots on the corner Of Pine and Lewis ssrest, con-
tanning about nine thousand feet. These are spen-
did lols; beautifully situateon an excsllont neigh
borhocd-and desirable for Investment Sure to rise
may2td HHERY BAILEY 4 Co, Auc sioners
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PHILADELPHIA, May 2.
The subscriptions to the 7,3O loan TO-DAY.
amounted to 1921, 100. =
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:Rsbsl Fzoating Balsery y Roanolse Rsssr.

WASHINGTON, May 2.
Commodore McComb reports the rebels
started floating battery down the Roanoke
River; but 1t got fouIon their own torpedoes,
and was sunk near Jonesville, on the 18th
ult. NOS.
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Commercial.
Par steamship Ecotia a 0,rd.uo.k

Fbf BLtdIubfIP LVUII8 dt EandY HOOK,
liverpool COTTON MApUEr .- 40
Sales to day % 900 ba including 900 to specua
tors and exporters The market closed buoyant al
an advance of ID for American and in some cases
more. - IT z = Az Z II
LONDON MONEY MARKET, April 22-Con.
sols, for money, closed at 90F09I.
AMERICAN SECURITIES 4. $50 Mt az
Illinois Central railroad shares 68l06ss Eric Rail
road shares 4549452. salI|'- - - VI
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90 HhDS choice Porto Rico Sugara, just
NH LANDING from brig Caroline Ke ley. !"
- ~ THO's ASENCIQ 4 co,
..-adavv Custom House Wharf.
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1Q rnD. S:: & 1 s:s:; !:
store Of ruo,s AsENcIo kco
ap2stf -. Custom House Wharf.
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A,rival of sscls ana Woundea so,d;e,,

r, .gasN asNA NEW DIRK, May 2
The steamer s. R. Spaulding, from Beau
lori, 10, brings 430 sick and wounded sol
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rNoR sale at The State Reform School, i've Has
II dred Thoasdnd first quality Bricks, apply 70
JOS g. B~RRf. sup'ts
Or to James T. McCobb IS ExonAng sc street.
nr0Qdff
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DAILY PRESS STOCK LIST.
For the week ending Maya.

CORRECTED BY VIM. H. WOOD 6 SON,
Stock and Exchange Broker, Exchange st, Portland