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intelligent Of those / hate vet m-;. p1.
Talmir). tod me within a frs DAYS ..rh.,
his interests wonld not PERMIT him 10 be-
Come an American citizens"
The s-qurl to the above is easily told.
ard like unto il:
AT the April Term. 1853, Of The said
District Court, the case against c. L.
Stuart was stricken from the docket. In
the suits against the Nary Dare, and Ger
tain articles Of merchandise of cargo,
steamer Bearer. viii be found this entry.
In this cause the forfeiture having
been RENTED by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, the costs are taxed at" &c.
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SATURDAY NOgNTW. NlI ~. l~o>-


We arr iadrb:el to M N4HBokkelen.
the ,Eci~n, register olsIk of the Peg
SOUND Custom HGass fr tie tl.oHirS in
,e,,,,ipr tabular staten, ut o: the trade OF
the por,h.rn counties of the TrnI'ory.
during the year ending VI rch 81. 1865
These figures max stronger app al to
capitalists and parties selecting a place
for settlement and investment, than any
language We can adopt. We may add,
however. with perfect proprirty, that since
the close of the period embraced in this
table, more activity has been displayed in
these operations than ever before, and VIC
predict that the current years returns will
vastly exceed the following exhibit:
VESSELS ENGAGED IN CoAsrlSG TnADE.-En-
rolled and licensed in Puget Sound District,
No.lO3 Schooner, Brig, 81 Barques, Ship,
4 Steamers. Total tonnage, IL ,40l 19-l0O
tens.
Enrolled and licensed in San Francisco Dis
trict: Briggs, 90 Barques, Ships. Total
tonnage, IA, $3.50 9s-l0O.
VESSELS EMPLOYED IN CARRYING Coal COAST
wIsE.-3 Schooners, Z Barques, l Steamer
Total 1924 tons.
REcApIrULATIoN.- number of vessels
employed in coastng trade during the IL
months ending March 81, 1868, II. Tonnage
29,s67 77-,oO tons.
These vessels will average Elk trips a
year.
SHIPMENTS COASTWISE AS FAR AS CAN
DE OBTAINED CORRECTLY.
Feet. Value.
TILES, Spars and Sawed
Lumber, rough, ss,3l0,5l2 $794,s75 OF
dressed, l7,G63,oo2 245,29 OF
Coal, Uons) 22,35O l22,025 OF
Furs, Cranberries, SAL
mon and other asst mdie, $4,000 OF
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Our DELEGATE.-Hon. Mr.. Flanders

Our DELEGArE-Hon. Mr.. Flanders,
who appears to have pxerted himself in lay.
ing before Congress many measures whic
cannot fail to prove benefit to this Ter.
ritory. has written to Judge Darwin to
the following effect: ~ have done all l
could to bring about your removal. and l
expect soon to succeed If the Hon.
Alvam Flanders wishes to obtain the good
opinion c: the people Of this part o:the Ter
ritory, he will write those words to Quincy
A. Brooks. Esq. Special Mail Agent, aud
act on them in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GER
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30

ENcouRAoINa--As splendid steamer is
being bull, at Utsalady, by Messrs. Gren.
non & Granny. In size, she will compare
favorably with the Anderson. Her ma
chinery, two engines and four boilers Of
large dimensions, has arrived. and as a
large gang Of men are at work upon her.
the day is not far distant when her ap-
pcarance will be hailed with pleasure by
all who take an interest in the prosperity
of the Observation-Disclosures.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30

For RIO JANElRo.-DrWolf 4 Co., Of
Liverpool. have given free passage to
about $50 Irish persons Of both sexes 70,
Rio Janeiro. where they will GIT land at IL
shilling Ter acre and have years to pay for
it. Brazil has fifty foreign colonies. with
about IS, 900 colonists, chiefly Germans.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30

r. A meeting was held at the Tacoma
Wednesday evening to consider the pro-
p,ie,y Of celebrating the approaching 4'h
Of July. Mr.. f. Henry was selected
chairman aud Mr.. N. Crosby secretary.
Tie attendance being too small to deter
mine the wishes Of the people as to gen.
oral celebration. the following gentlemen
we've appointed a committee to ascertain
the same and repor: at nm adjourned meet
ing to be held this Saturday evening: II.
Harmon, N. Crosby. Jno. NJ. Murphy, fl.
Butler and Isaac Dofavmire.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30

- The s-zrtle i.fsEs<-orr .sys tia,
Mr. Loser . sh.s=s - eu.zzza~rrr tho -ssc-
-. Il . n~w "a. m1 naxr ne ssse a
sA< sd So. - ~ 10 r is.< ~ - = !.
-A&A D . - ru@ aur sd suss~@ ear-.
Ar 49,. p2ss-. ~A--z. szEs1=< 90 .4~s.
a. mESrlAan~. -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30

~ The Portland Herald says that A.
S. Mercer. Of Female immigration" no.
'orirty. has chartered the brig Sally
Brors a; New York city TO sail for Port
land direct, b, which he designs to ship q
large cargo Of h-,sh'. end upon her arrival
sh~s~ 10 psf h--f m the coast srn1~.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30

t. Chas. Hughes, was convicted at
Steilacom for ftlonious abduction of the
steamer Jenny Jones, while in the custody
of the U. S. Marshal, under order Of sale,
and sentenced to four years imprison-
ment, and 1000 fine. Judge Darwin in
dicatcd that if Mr.. Huntington was REIN.
bursed $4,000. the amount paid by him to
the judgment creditors Of the ship. the
court would at the end Of two years recon-
mend pardon and the remission Of the fine.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30

~ ~ --s-z sr.~m sAa $50 &c
aaz p--Fuar n Is IA wAs~ ~~u~ $500
~ = easx szn~-rea.a NJ <n~z Esnu-~ mAu.m1
& ~vA~s 1ar - ar gsumw-nux wsn As~
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30

e." Tyhee Charley" chief of tho
Hoods Canal Indians, arrested by the
Indian Department, OH Indian rumcrs.
tina: he had killed another Indian during
last winter, was brought up Lcfore Judge
Darwin lately on writ habcas Corpus, and
discharged. This would seem to settle
that offences committed by Indians against
each other and among themselves, will not
be investigated in our courts. Indeed this
has always been the doctrine, from our
earliest Territorial history.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30

u The following passcugrs arrived by
the Andersos Thursday morning:
Mrs. Coon and infant. Mrs.. Wylie ard
daughter. Capt Beck. ko~lands. Lyd'
end con. Gunirr. Montgomery. HoriesA
ono klootchman.
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"a
iMpoRrArIoxs FOREIGN.

Amount of duties assessed and collected in the
same period, $40. sol 80.
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BoExmAAvTs BrrTgza.-We hsv~ 70
esised ess~ AZ sLis d<lighsi~l sssie frss
NeszrsL wss.smss & Ksez. Asrsss. Pet
To~s~aa See s1vezs s<1<se - kzrsa
rsx-.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30
90
FOREIGN TRADE.

FOHEIGN TRADE.
american Vessels. Foreign Vessels.
No. Tons. No. Tons.
Entered. ZIG 47,275.O0 So 1872 y
Cleared .......l62 44,57l.77 Al 1896 70
Remaing in Dis't,4 2,1O3.32 5,4l5 %
Total number vessels entered 222, tonnage Co.
O67 81; total cleared 200, tonnage 5S,9iS So; total
number remaining in District IL, tonnage S,l49 25
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30

GRANT AND CoLFAx.-.The Radicals
have nominated Grant for the Presidency
as their only hope Of salvation. Not one
in ten of their party desired this, but they
new. rtheless realized the hopelcssnass Of
their cause without something more osus.
tain it than their rcpudiated and corrupt
creed. So they hang themselves to Grants
military grandeur. with devout prayers
that through him they may still plumber
the Treasury and fatten off Of official steal.
ings. We want no better evidence of q
"lost cause" than that furnished when the
men who have controlled National legisla-
ton the past two years yield personal am-
bition to support such statesman as
Grant.
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EXPORTS FOREIGN.
$2TO,9S6 p

Importations coastwisc cannot be given,
a. vessels trading coastwise do not report
At CustoE.H"use on entering.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30

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~ " k~ 80. spys&@~& C~~ms---u~s-
Il Nzsm<. ~s~ fszsL . Eos h-~~s-"-
awsm7 Mas ~ Casa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30

SNAIL BrsI>Ess-liOn- SanGl w
Brown. l. :. Pension Agent AM Rvcrivtr
O: Public Moneys. rrcertly los, a purse IN
Vancouver. The REV. J. Il. A. Broaillet.
so well known throughout the Territory,
found one. A little 10y also lost a purse
with money in it, which Brouill,t found
and restored 10 him. The Receiver OF
Public Moneys prosecuted the Reverend
Father for not paying into the hands Of
TIE Receiver of Public Moneys the amount
which he had restored to the boy. The
Justice thought that there was no evidence
of the Rev. Fathers dishonesty. or Of the
right of Brown to receire all Public moneys,
and dismissed the case. Too much zeal in
Receivers to receive money may be- COM
mendable, but we don't see it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30

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s~~~. ~4l-~ 90 ~4m~~ q 80 $780,
p~-p~- al 50 @~s~ .a2 y~~&-rm e. Il -
.~~xn~rs 9Em .awn.r VA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30

sion for q special term Of the Uuitrd
States District Court for the ID Judicial
District Of Or-gen. in admiralty. ~hirh
vas hid At Olympia. Jsns.ry 3esh. isss,
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The Portland daily press., 1868-04-21
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. April 2O.-CoJtons opened shade
irmer; sales $50 bales; Mddling uplandS 81 a 313c,
closing with no buy Flour-slles 1910 bbls.;
stale and Western opened quite firm superfine State
s15 a 965; extra 10 Is; round hoop Ohio 10 20 a
IL 90; extra Western 10 10 a II 25 White Wheat
extra IL a IA 00 Southern steady; sales ESQ bbls;
extra 10 %; California rm sales 1900 sacks at IL
a "A 30. Wheat opened shade frmer and closed
600 bush Chicago Spring No. at ESQ @25i in
store and delivered; No 2 at 40 10 arrive; No. at
6S delivered. Corn oaened heavy anti hull and clos
ed q &c lower; sales g., 600 BUSH; new Mixed West
ern "a 81 afloat; old do Is a 20 in store and
anoat; White Southern 16 q 49, Oats lower; sales
q, 100 BUSH; Western Ssc in Store and s7i q sSc
anoat BeeI firm; sales $500 bbls. Pork FL mer with
q iar dema d: sales $3.50 bbls.; new mess q 90 @
~ o. closing at "a 40 Regular. Lard shade frmer;
SC; State 4s q 54c Whskev quiet Rice quiet and
unchanged. Sugar steady; sales $50 hhds.; Musco-
vauo Ii y &c Coffee very firm and quiet Molasses
acuve anu hrm sales 800 hhds clayel at 4Sc Naval
Stores firm. Oils quiet. Petroleum firmer: crude
at 70 a 12lc; refined bundled at 26 "a 2eIc Freiphts
Liverpool firm; Cotton per sail u Rial. ner Steam
or 81 q 81; Flour per steamer Is Cd Wheat ner sa,i
4d; Corn per steamer CID -
NEW YORK, April 20.-weekly Cattle marto,
Beeves-demand less brisk owing to the inclement
weather, and market weak, part cuary for mutt on.
tc below last week receipts 5aS7 Beeves; quorations
14t a 19tc. Sheep and Lambs fallen alb sut lie re-
pts II S37; quotations wool Sheep 81 q &c. swine
in lair demand and firmer; receipts 1854; quota
lions, light TO common 60 9p 10 30.
BUFFALO, N. Y. April 17.-Flour dull; Spring is
het r. sales 20J bbls city Ground Spring at 10 20 g
10 3d. an 80 do st Louis White at IA so, and 60 d.
Western BAKERS at II co a II 20. Rye Flour nomi
nal ats 75 Wheat-saies in small lots for seed pur-
pc total 1000 bush Spring at 35 Corn dull sales
cars new at o. old offered at 07t in store. Oas
dull and nominal at 75c tor Western Barley dull and
nominal at 20 9 IS for State and Canada. Mess
] Pork 20 % e u W for heavy, Lard 1sc,
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-21
THE ERIE RAILROAD CASE.
MAssACHUsETT rs.


WORCESTER, April 20. -Considerable ill-feel-
ing has existed for several months between the
Germans and the Irish in Clinton, Mass.
which resulted in fatal encounter last even
ing. The Germans were holding meeting
which was interrupted by party of Irish, and
a fight ensued Knives were freely used, and
several on both sides were wounded. A Ger
man who was defending himself from the at
tack of two Irishmen severed an artery in the
arm of one named John Saughnessey, causing
him to bleed to death. The other received
wounds which it is thought will prove fatal.
INCENDLARY FIRES -NEGRo BURNED TO DEATH
SPRINGFIELD. April 2O-Three fires occurred
in this city within two hours OF each other this
morning, and Henry E. Cobleigh has been ar
rested as the incendiary. In barn which was
DESTROYED Horace Kimball colored man was
burned to death, isis ~ Ia.
WORCESTER, April pa fire in Millbury,
Mass, early this morning, destroyed a barn
containing sixteen head of cattle, five horses,
twenty tons of hay, and quantity of farming
implements, the property of j. L. Woodward.
Supposed 10 be the work of an incendiary.
Loss $1,000. Fully insured. 5 5s,
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-21
g 0 M MI Il R CIAL.
New York Stock and Money rIar,,e,

NoW II OFA STOCK ana MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK. April 20-6 P. M-Thsre is an i'm
proved tone In bus ness circles and Money is easy
and steady at per cent. CALI Sterling Exchange
frmer; prime bills ITO a 1104 Gold firm; opened
at 1881, advanced to 100 aad closed at 1889 "a 1885,
The advance in Exchange 10 the shipping point stiff
ems the Gold market; loans made at per cent. for
carrying to fat. Governments active and closed very
strong at about pr cent. advance. enry Clewes
& Gu: furnish the following 4.3' quotations:-
pom 6s 1881, II /; do IS 1852 1itt a 111s do 1864
i09 q no; do 1865 10 q 110A do new, 1913 "a 1n73
do 1857, 1881 1881; 1O4C's, 1921 q 1O24 zoos, 65
@10a.
Stock market active and buoyant under tn, mas.
sage of the Erie bill BY the Assem- sly, and higher
New York Central touching 1871, rise OF per cent
and Erie 705 rise Of per cent iroy., The Lowest
point Of the mornin market reaet.,l SLIGHTLY from
the extreme prices, bit closed arrive and strong
Pacific Mail aid Reading are al one weak, The fol
lowing are $50 fig .res;--Paciic Mai 911 "a 91a; N
T. Genital, 1ls q Inst; Ere, 69s @ 693; do preferred
tsrrsd 15 Realm, 81 q ST.; Michigan Cent al 11a
g 10; ,nsichgan Southern, S94 a S93 illinois Cen
1Tai, ,4is 9 liz; Cleveland & Pittsburg, 81 @ ST.
Theao, 1924; Rock Island, 81 a OF; Chicago g. Noril
Western, Gil "a 62; do preferred 72t - 70; For
Wayne, 1914 q 1902; Mis- onri 6s, 81; new Tennessee
Mining shares dull auo $3.50 8E1oF- 7l %
The Government sod no Gold to-day but bough
S00010 worth OF 1865
The receipts at the Sub-Treasurv to-day amount
Ell to s5; payments $2,115,677; balance S104,
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-21
100 INDIAN AFFAIRS.
b.. THE PEACE COMMISSIONERS.

ST. LOUIS, April ia dispatch from Omaha
states that the latest accounts from Laramie
say that the Peace Commissioners have been
successful so far. The Cheyenne Argus OF
yesterday says the Commissioners had sent
Spotted Tail and thirty warriors on an expe-
dition to recover the property stolen by some
of Red Clouds band lately. Doubts are en-
tertained whether anything will be accom-
plished or Spotted Tails return. lI
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-21
NEW YORK.

GEN. GRANTS MOVEMENTS.
NEW YORK, April 90 Gen. Grant attended
Mr. Beecher's church Yesterday morning, and
left for Washington in the evening.
THE CHURCH MILITANT
The services of the Church of Redemption
were stopped, yesterday, by order of Bshop
Potter, and a squad of police held possession
Its pastor, Rev. Mr.. Scott, held services in the
Cooper Institute, where his congregation at
tended largely.
THE ERIE RAILROAD CASE.
In Supreme Court to. day, special term, be-
fore Judge Barnard, the Erie matter came up
in the cases against Alexander s. Drew, Ban
croft DAVIS, Jay Gould, S. Rodman aud Thomp-
son respectively. Judge Barnard decided that
testimony should be taken in all the cases to-
gether Mr.. Belden, of Fisk, Belden & Co.,
declined to answer at what time he endorsed
that it would criminate himself. Judge Bar
his still refusing granted six commitments,
each OF thirty days, and the court adjourned.
BRUTAL MURDER.
Troy, April 20.-Samuel Lawrence, foun-
dryman in the employ OF the Messrs. Burken,
was assaulted in an alleyway between Second
and Third Streets on Saturday night. He was
beaten to death his skull being horribly crush
ed. AS yet theIe is no clue to the murderers.
..-.... TRIAL OF GEN. COLE.
ALBANY, April 20.-The trial of Gen. Cole
for the murder of L. II. Hiscock, commences
tomorrow in the Court of Oyer and Terminer.
Judge Ingrham will preside. s
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-21

CONCERNING MEETINGS OF THE CITY
COUNCIL
Be it ordained by the Mayor. Aldermen and Cor'mfn
Council cftle CITY Of Portland, in Ctty Council
assembled, as Jotto'cs
ELECTION L. stated meetings of the Board OF
- Mav5r and Aldermen shall be held on the fist
Monday evening of each month, at seven and b ~
o'clock: Stated tinss ct the Common Council
shall be held on the -ond Monday evening OF each
month at seven and hal, o'clock.
Special MEETINGS OF the Mayor and Aldermen and
of The City Council, shall be called by the Mayor at
5 ch lime as he nay deem expedient, by causing a
usual of business OF each member of the Board
or Boards to be convened.
Sc TIoS 2.-An Ordinances inconsistent with this
Ordinance are hereby repealed.
Approved April Z, 1868. apr1Gd2w
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-21
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, April 20 The election is pro-
crossing quietly, and there is much enthusi-
asm with both parties. There was a large ne
gro vote to-day. Bullock is ahead in this city
GoraoLrs friends are not generally voting. 1t
line and voted for Gordon.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-21
Foreign Markets..

LIVERPOOL. April 2O.-Cotton buoyant and 1-16d
higher on the spot, and still higher Cotton to
rive sales will reach 5000 bales; NIiddiiLg uplands
Ii 9 1871 on the spot, and 12s q 1871 to arrive;
Mduling Orleans 124 a 122d.
LONDON. April O-Afternocn.-Consols 933 for
money and account.
American secu ities-U.S S. 5-2Os 70t a 7of; Erie
46&. Others unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Apr l20-Aftemoon. Cotton quieter
under the large arrivals, and the sales will not ex,
flrmer at Gas Cd. Pork quiet. Bacon advanced to
AS Cd. Other articles unchanged.
PARIS, April 20-Evening.- Bourse is steady /;
rnntas 6Qf 6c
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Seizure of Goods

NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this port ON the
days hereinafter mentioned tor violation OF the Rev.
enue Laws: tEg H2#HH- Es
Feb I, lses, hotties Brandy; Feb "a, bottles
Brandy, bottle Rum Feb &c, 800 Cigars March .,
400 Cigars; March 2 about 1oOibs on junk; Mar.
jugs Cordial; Mar II, $500 Cigars; CHI II, 400
Cigars; March II, Is prs Wooden Nlitten; Ma oh 80,
IL Dbl Milasses; April l. Dbl Moasses; April f. 300
Cigars; Ap:l 8, 50h Cigars; April 9, S75 Cigars; Apr
Is, 20D Cigars.
Fl Any person persons claiming the same are re-
70 appear ana hre s"cn e wph I'M ven
goods will be disposed fin accordance with the Acts
OF Congress in such case made and provided.
ISRAEL WASHB URN Jr.
4hH .f Collector.
Portland, April Is, 1867 .-d1aw3w El
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS. Aprit 19.-The banking house of
Gaylor, Leavenworth & Co., in this CITY. has
suspended payment They express conf
dent belief that they will be able to resume
business in few days.
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AUCTION SALES.
Sherih's Sale.
She
CUMBERLAEn a.

OOHDLhLAND, IS.
a AhAE I ED on a writ and will be sold at public
u 1868, at o'clock P. H. M RE 49,, feaIber
Factory on Grove street, IN the city Of Portland. and
G unity Aforesaid, the following personal property to
wit:
315 Sides Patent Leather
"a Sides Enamel, d Leather,
So sides Peb Die Gram Leather,
20 Sides Cali Skins,
$50 lbs. Spills,
Trimmings, Sc, &c.
y Terms, Cash
e n. PERRY, Dep. Sheriff.
T. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer apr20-dtd
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For Sale or no he Let,

CTORE on Wdgery's Wharf, lately oreupied BY
y norge S, Barstow, Esq. Apply at Portland
Savings Bank, or to
JONAS H. PERLEy, Esq.
Apr G, 1s6S. ap7d3w
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor of the Will
q ROBERT WILLIAMS. lale of Portland
in the county Cumberland, deceased, and has The
ken upon himself that trust by giving londs as al
law directs. All persons having demands III Oh
the tie OF sal deceased, are required TO exhibit
the same and all pers ms indebted TO sail estate are
called upon to make payment to-. ....t-5 .
WILLIAM E. M ORRIs, Executor. 2.
Office 100 Exchange St.
Portland, April, 1868. 1aw3w .-s>sF e-