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LONDON, March % The new Canadian law
is approved in flo aucial circles.
The wife of O'Donovan Rosa commenced a
series OF public readings at Limerick last mig BIT
bl lard match last night at CAMBRIDGE
between the young champion, N Cook, Jr.
and Roberts, senior, ex-champion, was WOE by
the latter.
THE RESIGNATION OF ADMIRAL TOPETE.
MADRID, March 22.-The resignation of Ad
mral Topete, Minister of Marine, has been &C.
cepted.
Gibraltar.
A dispatch from Malaga asserts that John
Bright will undertake to secure the restoration
of Gibraltar to Spain.
France.
ANOTHER STRIKE.
PARIS, March %. The work men at Lacron-
sat are again on strike. No disorder has
been reported.
THE TRIAL OF PRINCE BoNAPARTE.
TOURS, March 22.-In the trial of Prince
Bonaparte to-day the first witness examined
was M Villere, who came into Court between
two gende'armes He said the letter sent by
Prince Bonaparte to RochefOrJ was not a prov
O'atiOn but an insult. Being asked why be
wore arms, he replied that he lived in a dis
trict outside of the city and goicg home late
at night was obliged to carry arms for self pro-
lection. He incidentally blamed the Govern
ment for its delay in the arrest OF the Prince
after shooting, whereupon he was reprimanded
by the President of the Court.
The Prince rose excitedly and declared that
Vilere and Grouscet had both sworn that they
would shoot him.
This the witness positively denied. The au.
dience seemed inclined to hiss the Prince. The
Procureur General insisted that the witness
be removed to prison, and the lawyers for the
prosecution demanded that be should remain
and give the remainder of his testimony.
Several servants of the accused and some Of
his personal friends were examined. The lat.
ter damaged the defence by displaying toe
much zeal. Paul de Cassaynac was next ex
amned, and was insulting in manner towards
the prosecution. All the witnesses for the de.
fence testified that they noticed confusion on
his cheek after the afftay, but the physician
who was called in at the time to examine the
Prince s face swOre he saw no signs OF confusion
He was Immediately confronted by other wit.
nesses, but repeated his statement. The audi
ence was much excited by the contradiction.
The defence attempted to prove that the Prince
did not shoot until Fonvele had drawn his
pistol, and also that plot had been made
against the life Of the Prince before the fata
affair, but the evidence failed to sustain eithe
allegation. 1t is expected that Rocbefort vii
be examined tomorrow.
Germany.
RESIGNATION OF THE wURTEMBURG MINISTRY
STUTTGART, March 22-The ministry tend
cred their resignation because OF the Kiug's re-
sistance to the proposed reduction of the army
The KING will deliberate before accepting thei
resignation
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Municipal Court.

RECORDER KIDDER PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-State vs.. Peter Daley. Assault and
battery on Marshal SWEET. Pleaded not guilty
Trial decision, probable cause Bound over in the
sim Of $500 to the next term of the Superior Court
Symonds. Giyeen.
State vs.. William Finney and Thomas Lynn. Ma
hcleus injury. Pleaded not guilty. Found guilty
and fined SIS and half costs each.
State vs. George Sherman. Intoxication in the
streets. Pleaded guilty Fined So and costs.
State vs.. Peter Daley. Assault and battery on Al
pheus 8. Cole. Pleaded not guilty. Case continued
one week.
Symonds. Giveen.
State vs.. Peter Scanlan Resisting police officer
Pleaded not guilty. Decision, guilty. Fined $50
and COSTS
Symonds. A. w. Bradbury.
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A PLEASANT INcIDENT.-Last night while
the pressmen and engineers employed in Print
ers' Exchange were engaged in their various
duties in the basement of the building, they
were suddenly visited by large party of lad y
friends,-wives, sisters, &C. who brought with
them some of the materials for social festival
An elegant table was spread beneath marquee
formed of American flags, and after the repas
had been partaken of pleasant speech or two
was made, and the ceremonies were followed
by music, chat and song until the old day hat
passed aud the new one had seen some hour'
over 'ts head. TWAS pl. asant company ant
tne enjoyment of the occasion was sincere, We
trust.
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MARCH TERM-JUDGE FOX PREsIDTNG
IUEsDAy.-The Willie g, w. Decker claimant
Inc schooner was seized on the Esd of APP il las
Win her outfits, by the Collector of the Port FL
certain alleged violations of the revenue laws In Oc
tober, 1867.
Judge Fox decreed restoration of the vessel and
property seized board and discharge of the slip.
ulati given in the cause but should certify proba.
BILE cause of seizure.
G. F. Talbot Drummond
w
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NEW YORK, March 22-Charles A. Willard,
post office clerk, to-day was sentenced TO four
years Imprisonment at hard labor for stealing
letter, the punishment being mitigated on
account of three years honorable service in the
war.
James Mcmahon, for 1efaulting soldier out
OF his bounty, was sentenced to two years in
the Penitentary.
The suit of Haws against the Harlem Rail.
road Company to recover $1045, picked up in
the company's car and banded to the conduc-
tor, the company having since been unable to
ind the owner, was decided for the defendant
Judge Barlow held that though the company
had no positive right to the money, the finder
had no right at all.
Frederick A. Lane last night telegraphed
Jay Gould, from Paris, that it was reported
that the Anglo American-Erie war was abau-
doned by an Eoglish Official announcement.
The report is denied by s. L. M. Barlow. as.
sociate counsel with Burt for the English Pro-
tective League
jenkins, Vail & Co. and Harland, Lindsey
u Co., dry goods firms, failed to-day.
THE REFORM BILLS FOR THE CITY DEFEATED
ALBANY, March 22.-The Assembly to-day
passed to third reading, without debate, the
new supervisors aud police bills and the new
charter for the city of New York. Subsequent
~ the Assembly reversed its action aud struck
the enacting clauses from all its bills.
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ho new YORK. March 22-Cotton lower: sales oooo
bhi, Silddlng upands at 23c Flour-sales 7C0
a. y SIa.e and Western at : As; Round Hoop OHIO
< eE ~ a. w; Western at 40 q 5O Southern at
20 o. ~ b oa5. Wheat heavy and q &c lower; saes
~; winter Red AID Amber Western at % 40 81:
ate Michigan 80 "a 1 40. Corn without decided
cnange; stes "a, 0U0 BUSH; new Mixed Western at
" g VIC; old do at 0i a 05. Oats heavy: state
at oo g &c; Western at b "a SIC. Pork steady:
mess at 26 o.; prime at 70 90 q 600. Lard firmer:
sieam at l3a @ 143c; kettle at 14j "a 15c. Butter
stealy; ONO at IA q 26c; state at 20 a 49,. WINS
Key irregu ar and unsettled Western nee at Oh "a
OH. Sugar quiet; Musco,ado at 81 "a 9sc: fair ~
goot refining 81 q 9sc. Petroleum firm; Crude at "a
g NC; refined al 264c. TaIlow steady; at 61 eac
81 e 59u. e..ss s'1s' Ai'' -oi Iran
CHICAGO. March 22.-Flour dull; Spring extras
ats ~ g ~. Wheat dull: No. ] at 81 "a Sic; No.
at TAT q 14sc. Corn dull at 72c for No q ana SAC
Tor new: - ats dull at 3ia q s72c tor No. e. Rye
guea al ~ 9 61sc tor No. Barley at IS a 65c ,or
NO. 2 High Wines advanced 10 "a "a 95c, Proyis-
ions fiat; Mess Pork at 25 Oh. Lard at I3,c. live
hogs qalef at 125 @ IS for common to extra. at
tie duh at 30 Az for fair cows to choice sbippnp
steers.
CINCINNATI. March % -Whiskev dull at 92c-
Provisions frmer; Mes Pork at 26 So Bulk Meats
at 9sc Tor shoulders; 1s 14c tor clear rib and clear
si.ies. BacOn-shoulders hei at 1Oac Lard at ID G9
He Sugar cured hams at l6t a 1sc.
NEW ORLEANS. March % Cotton dull and meet.
tied; Middling at 225 q 22ac.
CHARLESTON, March 22.-Cotton quiet: Middnos
at 224 q 22tc. As'
upands 221c. AA'No''ns
90 MOBILE, March 22.-Cotton dull; Middlings at
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BriefL

U. S. Marshal Marble has appointed Fred
eric Kent, of Bremen, a Deputy United State:
Marshal.
Third Lieut.. Semmes, of the u. s. r. s. C.
Mahoning has been ordered to duty on the
Board of Special Commissions at Washington
and Sd Lieut.. John Walker has taken his
place on the Mahoning.
The Spanish ballet troupe which arrived by
the Prussian left for Boston in the P. M.
train yesterday afternoon, and are engaged, we
understand, for Fiske's Opera House in New
York. Their agent, Mr.. Smith, declares they
are the finest troupe of dancers that ever
visited this country.
There are only four more steamers of the
Allan line to arrive at this port this season.
There is to be grand Jubilee Mass Meeting
held at City Hall in honor of the 18th Amend.
ment as soon after the official notice of its
adoption as possible.
Yesterday was pleasant in the morning with
the thermometer marking 80 Q, but in the af
ternoon fhe heavens were overcast, the wind
s. e. and there was every appearance of more
rain.
A. Robinson, under Falmouth HOTEL has re-
ceived Harper's Magazine for April
The tiles presented to st. Luke's Church by
Mr.. Folsom. which we mentioned a short time
ago, have been laid. They are each about six
inches squares, composed of clay, portion of
them being inlaid with porcelain. The surface
of portion is colo, ed in red and gold and o,
the rest in blue and gold. The cost of the for
mer was about thirty cents each, while the
latter cost from seventy five cents to dollar.
About 24O0 of these tiles were required to
cover the floor of the chancel They we're
manufactured in England and laid by work
men from New York.
The Board of Engineers of the Portland
Fire Department organized Monday evening
by the choice of Leonard Pencil as Chairman
and VIM. H. Ayers, Secretary.
The thirty-fourth volume of the Portland
Transcript commences next week.
Todd, the barber, has discovered nav hair
dye, made from an herb, which he claims con-
tains no mineral substances, and which will lie
a fortune to him if it proves all he claims.
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Administrators Sale of Valuable
Real Estate.

DY virtue OF license from Hon. John A. Water
Oman, judge OF Probate within and Tor the count
Of Cumberland shall EEL at public auction on the
premises, on SATUR DAY. the 26th day Of March,
1T O'Clock NJ, the following Real Estate, belong.
ing to rhe estate OF Charles TrowDrdye. decs ased
VIZ: Tie lot o. land til the buildings thereon sit.
uated on The west side OF Vaughan street, next be-
low the corner Of Bracke. t. and known as the SOAP
Factory Lor, containing about 500 square feet Of
land. On tie said lat ~ Large Brick building,
formerly used a soap factory, which can easily be
converted into dseiling. Also one small House
ami stable
The alb We real estate will be sold subject TO the
lower Interest OF the wiuow OF said TIowbridge.
rms Is valuable piece OF proPe.ty and the sale
offers hn- chance ior investment.
FOR luther particulars iuouire of AARON q.
HOLDEN, Administrator, or
y. o. BAILEY Il co., Auctioneers.
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PENNAND.VANEA.

BOILER EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE.
PoTrsvILLE, March 22.-Tbree bows were
killed and ten persons wounded this morning
by the explosion of boiler at the Wolf Greed
Diamond Coal Companys works, near Miners
vile.
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AUCTION SALES.
Administrators Sale of Valuable
Peal Estate.

DY virtue of a license from Hon. John A. Water
ID man, Judge of Pr ,ba'e with and FIR the eoun-
ty Of Cumberland shall sell at public auction, on
the premises. on the 2itb day of March next, at IL
O'Clock NJ, the toIl,wIng Real Fs'ate belonging 10
the heirs at John N. Penne late OF Portland, de-
ceased viz: A 1-2 story Wooden Dwelling House,
with ell attached, suitable Tor family. pleasantly
situated on The ,onl hwestern side MuDjoy street,
IA said Portland, and numbered Is said street.
Lot abou' 40 by TO-
psor further rar'iculars enquire OF p. j. LAR
e. ADMIN straor, 20 MIDDLE ST.,
Mar II ~ hAALhA a. 20, Auctienccss.
al
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BURGLARY evening or early Tues
day morning the little daughter of Mr.. D. w.
K'ncaid, who resides on Sawyer street, Ferry
Village, heard noise as of breaking glass
She Immediately informed her father who
taking his revolver, proceeded down stairs to
the sitting-room. As he entered the room be
saw the body of man half through the win
dow and Immediately fred at him, but does
not think he hit him. The burglar immedi-
ately made off and on investigation his hat
AID coat were found near by, which be had
evidently taken off in order to get through
the window with greater ease, and which were
the coat and hat of United States soldier.
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THE PRESS
Wednesday, Morning, March %, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Adveriiseme nts this Dav,

=.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Large Buildino....F. o. Bi'ley & Co.
Cows &c, 20. Bailey q Co.
Brick House. IF. o. Bailey s. Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Alpaccas. :. .Cogia Hassln.
To the Ladies ID P. smith.
Rubber Goods. .118 Middle st.
Wanted . Berlin Bills Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Levee. =. Lincoln Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Probate Notices. John A. Waterman.
Fairbanks Scaes.
Universal W'inger and Doiy's Washer.
HOLSTERS. e. Ahner .Iohpson.
International Steamship Co. "A. r. Stubbs.
Sale OF Forfeited Goods
Fruit Trees Edwin Hamblen,
I,amariscotta and Waldoboro
Butter. Jeremiah Howe q Co.
To Let House.
Dissolution. .Donnell & GreeIy
Yellow Corn. Geo. W. True Il Co.
Wanted. -. Re I'd & Stone.
Assessors Notice.
Coal. John Z. Rogers e. Co.
hartman House. ..J. E. Hartman & Co.
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CALICO axNlA.

SAN FRANCISCO, March pa great deal of
complaint is made at the slown-ss with which
crime is punished in this city. There are 200
awaiting trial for capital offences. One OF the
JUDGES threatened to relieve them unle IS speedy
arrangements were made for their examina-
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TROUBLE WITH COLORED sQUATTERs.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 22.-Sheriff Zit-
low called ON the Governor Tor Assistance IN
ejecting a parfv If ~ne~s ~4oeeeots from farm
IfIree miles from Hampton. The sheriff posse
OF fifty men visited the place to day and were
met by 200 armed negro men and women and
beat retreat. Shots were exchanged with
out iniury
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MISCELLANEOUS
WASH LILA LCS -.
Office of FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
MENT SECITRITIFS

NO. 5NAssAU TREET, NEw-YoRK.
February 18th, 1870.
Ihe remarkable success which attended our nego-
'ia''on OF the Loans of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY and the WESTERN PACIFIC Rail-
ROAD COMPANY, and the popularity and or
which these Loans have maintained in the markets,
Doth in this country and Europe have shown tina
the FIRST Mortgage Bonds OF wisely-located and hon
0raoly' managed Railroads are promptly recognized
and readily taken the most suitable safe and adj.
Vantageous form of investment, yielding more lib
eral income than can hereafter be derived from
Government Bonds, and available TO take THAR
place.
Assured that in the selection and negotiation of
superior Railroad Loans, we are meeting great
both to the holders of Capital and to those great
National works of internal improvement whose in
trinsc merit and substantial character entitle them
10 the use of Capital and the confidence ct investors
I'VE offer with special confidence and satsfac-
tion the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
Gho,o M, Ia al nbs. D..1..1 n.-x.-
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HIlSSO U RI.
EDUCATION FOR ALL CLAssFs.

EDUCATION FOR ALL CLASSES.
JEFFERSON CITY. March 22-The House
and Senate are at deadlock on the funding
bill. The House amended the Education bill,
providing that colored child shall be sun.
piled with seats in white schools where sepa-
rate schools are not maintained
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THE REUNION OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
WASHINGTON, March 22eGens. Grant and
Sherman have accepted invitations to attend a
reunion OF the Army of the Potomac at Phil.
ade'phia on the 9th of April.
THE SAN DOMINGO AND ST. THOMAS TREATIES.
The Committee on Foreign Relations TO- day
have been more emphatic than heretofore in
opposition to the San Domingo and ST. Thomas
treaties, and the sense of the committee was
also as strongly expressed against the acquisi-
ton OF any other foreign territory.
NEUTRALITY IN CUBAN AFFAIRS
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
agreed to report joint resolution instructipg
the President to declare and rnaintain neutral
ity in the contest between the people of Cuba
and the government of Spain, and that al, our
previous existing neutrality laws shall be TAX
an and apply equally " both parties.
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Foreign marlkefs.

oo LONDON. March 22.-l1.15 A. M.-Consols % "a
93t tor money and account % ~
american securities : United States 5-20's ot
ls6Z coupons 9os do 1865, old. ss5: do 1897 s94 o.
shares 1l51 e' Ne"'i a.
Cofton-shioms nts from Bombay from the LIST to
ten 1911 inst, 81 000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, March 22-11 Is A. M-Cottop ouiet
SAFES o,oo9 bales; Middiing uplands nd; Middljny
Sugar sos. Aaio eos'
LONDON; March 22.-1 P. M.-Consnia cog 6oI
oS ssediities-5 2o's1se2 eot; do 1865. 500
nois Cenlial shares 1851. s' Ah-
5-2O's fat at 95f. 'eo 0'a'es
LIVERPOOL March 22-1.30 P. M.-Cot.on Mid
at Manchester was firm '-' an" 'aoiios
95t. s" S'"'ss o-@os So "
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ANOTHER BURGLARY.-Hram Higgins Of
Scarboro had his house broken into by burg
lars Monday night. When he awoke in the
morning be found window open in spare
room, by which the rascal had entered and
also mad lett; on the bed two empty pocket
books, together with Mr. HIS watch, hidden
under pile of papers, which the bur, lar prob
ably LETT behind HIM in bis haste. About $685.
was the result of the rogues ventura
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ARRIVAL OF THE PRUss1AN.-- Steamship
Prussian, Capt. Dutton, from L verpool, March
10th, arrived about IL o'clock Monday night,
She Drugs 81 cabin and 2O5 steerage passen-
gers and fair cargo. One child was born on
the voyage. Among the passengers was a
troupe of Spanish ballet girls, destined for
New York.
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The Board of Engineers OF the Portland Fire
Department organized Monday evening by the
choice of Leonard Pencil Chairman and
VIM. Fl. Ayers Secretary.
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TRLEGRAPHiO ITEMs.

The post office at Jackson Station. Pa, was
robbed of $40 in money and stamps Monday
night.
The President has nominated John Frost to
be first lieutenant of infantry, and Henry G.
Ellsworth second lieutenant in the marine
corps
The Republicans of the Tenth Ohio District
have nominated E. D. Peck for Congress, vice
Hoag deceased.
The conflict in Richmond has ceased, so far
as force is concerned, and the case goes into
court tO-day
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THE SUPERINTENDENT OF BURIAIs.-The
appointment of Mr.. Eli L. Wing as Superin-
tendent of Burials, will give, we feel confident
great satisfaction 10 Republicans. Mr.. Wing
has been so unfortunate as to lose his arm, and
is therefore incapacitated from many ways of
earning living that are open to most mem
and since he failed to receive the position that
he has lately occupied to the great satisfaction
of the public-that of Wegher of Hay-it
seems peculiarly appropriate that some official
appointment should be rendered him.
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Port. & Ken. R. R. Co.

AUGUSTA, March IL, 1870.
A Mseung OF the Stockholders Of the Portland
~ and Kennebec Railroad Company will be he'd at
lne !iessue rs Office In augusta, on Tuesday alter
noon March 18th, at I-2 o'cio,k, 10 act upon the
question Of consolidating the Capital Stock OF SAID
Toau with the Capital Stock OF the Somerset and
hennsoec Railroad Company, and also to acc upon
ing.
Us CUSHING. Secretary.
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80 M M e H CIAL,
Receipts by Railtoads and Afeamboats.


. STEAMER MONTREAL FROM RosroN. 80 bbls.
noa cask aud 16 BIB oil, 100 bags salpetr- bales
otkom 90 plates iron, 40 bags dye stuff 60 boxes
spc coils corlase, 100 cask. nails 80 bdis pai
o. nrkios iard, hhIs pans, bales hair, 10 boxes
cheese, lou BIB pork. 80 bills fish, loo boxes o,anoe.
10 chests tea. 25 bales douest 20 do gambia =
and wagon, 300 pkes to Princes Express 1bo do 10
orner: For Canada and up country, l19 empty BAR
rels, 30 boxes carus. ba'es rubber betting hid
hams, 10 coils cordag, hid molas,e les 10 bus eath
sr 20 nsk KIN ~ afa. 20 ba,es wool. 20 bills SIZE
Is bds paste board 20 bags waste, 200 pkgs to order
GaANp TRoNK KAlLwAY-ss3 caus milk, / car
shorts, DO potatoes, do iced, do COPPER ore. ito
bark 80 DO ismOsf Dc barley Do shorts
-four, 8 cars whea., do provisions. 31s nkes mer-
chandi.e. For shipment east, 1870 bbls dur. car
roRrtAND KENEEBEC RA1LRoAp-2 cars
20 hba 10 bricks do furniture 80 bdls PAPER,
20. po,atoes, ~ sets springs "a doors, sacks
caes goods, u bills beans, Is do -four So pkgs
merchandise, IS cars tire ght for Boston.
M mAaNE CENTRAL RAILROADS.&C. pkgs sundries,
car carpets, do bats, horse, 8 cars lumber do
shovel handles, do hoops, do potatoes.
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Southern securities higher in Iouisanas and Ten
nessees With steady market.
Pac tic Pathway m ittgages quiet with sales at 93l
for Centrals, an 81 for Unions. The railway mar
Paul Lake Shore and Rock Island Lake Sh ire ad
vanced t. 7Sa The bulk OF business in ,be above
kt cks and ut times The dealings attended with
considerable animation and Excitement.
Is stated that Dennis & Perkins selling their
Cotton contracts The basis of oic, which is close
20 tne market price to-day for future contracts. The
,,nrge arrivals Of cotton at New Orleans caused a
Deak IN the Cotton market late yesterday land future
Cotton was sold at 21tc.
NEW YORK, hlar h % - afternoon. - Gold was
nrMer MS afternoon after The reception of n VS. o
.he IuDan reco 5n'tion luton in the House, and
ci1 9 steady az 1i2t. governments steady.
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Notice.
a. The Carriers Of the "PREss" are no. allowed
20 sell papers singy by the week. undo II apy CIR
comStances. Persons who are, or have <een recely-
ing the PREss" IN this manner, I'll confer afav.
elby leaving word ct his Office
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LIE iccelpt OF 20 from an unknown friend for
the dement, OF the Samaritan Association is
gratefully acknowledged.
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Taxation of Unoccupied I,,s

Taxation of Unoccupied Land,
Mr.. EDIToR:-For Heavens sake stir up
the assessors to tax the large proprietors of
real estate. They have no bushes to own so
much property.
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linn
Rl o'atcS :Os. January and July. O73 q 1919
bonds OF The Central Pacific Railroad 93s "a "a;
sSi SINUS 81 The Union Pacific kai road first NOR gage,
e.; Eoutnern securities strong with decided advance
lan 'S,ana Us. owing manipulations abroad by
Money easy at a per cent? though somewhat
1859. '""i'S 'o'uay' HA'n"nso wan "'
90 SOCKS closed strong. The advance in North West
W,t lake Shore. Rock Island and st. Paul q North
@ s was @ 81 per cent The large short inter-
esI ms ,assls,ed In he upward movement.
pooiaa io,Iiowln3 were the closing quotations: