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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20

/ How SruNEvILL JACkSoN WAS kf1IER--ThiS
moO,ed question seems TO be satisfactorily set
/ tied at last CozrOboraive Of a recent statement
Of Dr. NeGeire is the fOlsowipg. made in the
Memphis Aralrsoss by E P. jacobson, Of
I Washington
Twas an eve witness Of the wouSding Of Gen.
jackson was at that time Sergeant Major Of
the 74ih regiment, \. Y. Volunteers On the
night Of the % Of Nay. a Saturday, portions Of
the llth and 18th corps having broken and aban-
donsd the line crossing the plank rOad, the oyigi-
nal HOoker's division, Of which our regiment
forned part, and which vas lying in reserve, was
ordered to take the place rendered vacant by
these troops. Before We could perfee, our line,
night set in and Gen. Barry, commanding our
division was in doubt As to whether We were Gov
eriag the f7ont Of the confederate line. Upon
consultation with Gen Hooker, who visited that
portion Of the line in the course Of the evening,
it was resolved TO send out reeonuoitering par
" to ascertain the exact position Of the enemy
Several men volunteered for the duty. l was
snoag them and 10 charge Of squad We had
approached ouly short distance in front. parallel
with the plank road and On the right, when We
heard il front Of Us the command. -Forward-r
ordered ny men 10 lie down. and we could see
distinctly the rebel line advancing towards US.
Presently il hSlted- Whist We were vet con
salting as TO what was wisest to do under the
circumstances, eayaleade came up the plank
rad which was within few yards Of Us, and FIRE
opened upon II fIon the line in froHi of Us We
heard the CRY Of wounded men and saw great con-
fusion among the group Of hOrsemen. At the
tine, vas nader the Impression that this was
reeOnnOiteriug party from our own side; but
subsequently in talking the matter over with
some Coufederates, aseertained that it Was
Geu. JaekSon's party
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20

TIE English papers PubIish the correspondence
submitted to Parliament on the murder Of
EnshshUen il Grsees- This eorrsspoadsaee
Contains letters Of The victims. #hieh. read By
the light Of their massacre, have q peculiar
pathetic interest As the darkest tragedies have
their comic side. 50 there Is grim humor in the
erc1Eastzness mentiopsd By Mr. Herbert IN bis
letter Of the 10th April; s. The captain says he
Is going to mass s0-norrO~ in the village church.
With all his band. and. ss Al present arranged ze
are slgzed to gotOo, which Vii Be very strange
thing. only DO not believe It viii b allowed.
The priest cane to pay the captain visit to-day,
bat he zas not ve-y amusing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20


woSDEKrUL MENokIEs.-Some examples of the
rnarveIs Of memory would seem entirely incredible
had they not bees given to Us upon the highest
authority. Cyrus knew the name Of each soldier in
his army It is also related Of Thsustoees TIA, he
could call by uarse every citizen OF Athens although
the number amounted TO twenty thousand NTH
rdates, King OF Pont1s, knew all his eighty thou
sand soldiers BY their rsh, names SeipiO kuew all
the Inhabitants Of Rome Seneca complained Of old
age because be could not, as formerly repeat two
thousand names in the order in which they were
read to bial; ;aud he stated that on one occasion,
when at his studies, TWO hundred uneonneeted
verses having been rveted BY the different pupils Of
his preeePtor be repeated them in reversed order,
proeeedinz from tire last iOthe first
Lord Granville could repeat, from beginning to
end, the New Testament IN the original Greek
Cooke, the tragedi@n Is said 10 have committed to
memory all the contents Of daily newspaper
Racine could recite all the tragedies Of Earip5des.
It is said that George Ill never forgot & face be
had once seen nora name he bad heard Miriam
dolA would commit TO memory the contents Of a
book BY reading it three times and could frequently
repeat the words backward as well As forward.
Thomas Cranmsr committed TO memory, in three
months, an entire translation Of the Bible Euler,
the mathematician, could repeat the Enid and
Liebintz, when an old man, could recite the whole
Of Virgil, word tor word.
It Is said that Bossuet could repeat, not only the
whole Bible, but all Homer, Virgil and Horace, be-
sides many O.her works
Mozart had wonderful memory of musical
soGDds. When only fourteen years OF age, he went
to Rome TO assist il the solennitiss of Holy Week
Immediately after bis arrival be went to the sstine
Chapel to hear the famous NjssTsrs Of AlIegrL
Being aware that II forbidden to take or give
copy Of this renowned piece Of music Mozart placed
himself in corner and gave the strietest sttention
to the music, and leaving the Church noted down
the entire piece. A few days after be heard it 4
second time, and following the music with his own
copy in bis hand satisfied himself Of the fidelity of
his memory. The next day be sang the Hisrsrs at
concert, accompanying himself on the harpsichord
and the performance produced such sensation in
Rome that Pope Cleuest XIV requested that the
musical prodigy should be presented to him al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20

QUrTE OUT or DATE--1sabel Bot, grandma,
she's not bit pretty, looks very stupid, and hasn't
shilling What be be going to marry her for =
Grandma q Wen, NJ dear, you viii think il one
q ~ oId-fashioued nOtions-but perhaps it Is for
love" s .#H n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20

THACKERAY ABoCr DIckENs-He had often
been heard to speak Of the work tDons5ey and
S5Hl in terms Of the highest praise. When it
had reached It's fifth number. wherein Mr.. Char
les Dickens declared the end Of little Psal With
depth Of Pathos which PFodueed vibrstory emo
ton IN the hearts Of all who read It. Mr. Thack-
ary seemed eleetri6ed at the tboaght that there
vs. one nan living who could exercise 80 con-
vssse esntsol over hin Putting No. Of
DoHsJsy and Son il his pocket, he FASTENED
dOEn 10 Ar- Pasehs priuiing-ofice. and entering
the editors nom. where / ehaaeei TO be the
ooiy perssa pTrseut except Mr. Mark Lemon
himself, be dashed it on the table zitb startling
Yehemeuee. and exclaimed. -Ihere i 10 -Ertinz
against such power IS this-0ne has 10 chance
Read that chapter describing yOubg PALS
death 1t Is uusurPassed-it Is stupendous p
Hodisr'S Nsz0riss of EnH TfHs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20
WAIhUKU PLANTATION,

NEW CROP NOW COMING IN. FOR SALE
IN in quantities to suit purchasers. by
Ism c. BREWER a CO.. Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20

aud the performance .produced such sensation in
Rome that Pope Clenest XIV requested that the
musical prodigy should Be presented 70 him at once.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12
New Advertisements To-day

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Theatre. This Evening.
Eighth M. l.. A. Entertainment. City Hall.
Ocean Association. Party.
st. Stephens Christmas Sale.
Social Assembly. This Evening.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Administrators Sale. IF. o, Bailey u Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Eostetter's Bitters.
NEW ADvERTIs EMENT COLUMN.
Slippers, Slippers Slippers. M q. Palmer
Holiday Presents. Waller Corey & Co.
Maine General Hospital.
Cape Elizabeth Wharf and Marine Railway Co.
Money Found. S. d. Knight.
Dissolution. "A Roundy & Co.
Business Chances. E. Taylor & Co.
Proposals -. B. X. Roberts.
Found. -. Wallet.
Butter and Cheese. I'D. b. Donnel
Agents Wanted. Il. M. Aguayo.
Double Windows. .Alex'r Edmond.
Corn and Rye. -. Chase Brothers.
Russian Spa Goods. E. Hale.
Swiss Goods. -. Hale.
Allan Steamship Company.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

FRESH Eggs and Choice Butter at whole
sale, at % Spring st. nov20th-1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

LONDON, Dec. 9.-[Herald Special.]-The
Herald correspondent at Peras on the 9Th inst.
says Ignatieff assumes decided attitude. The
Russo RUSSIAN organ is strong in denuncia-
lions OF England. The Russians are certain to
follow their notice to abrogation of the treaty
bty acts pending the conference and negotia-
tiOns.
The London tory organs are insolent in their
tone towards America in order to direct the
attention of the public from the humliating
capltuiatlon OF England ON the Russian ques-
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

The Allan Brothers, proprietors of the
lines of steamships plying in the winter be-
tween Portland and Liverpool and Glasgow,
have Just established a line of steamships be-
tween Liverpool and Baltimore. This firm,
consisting of five brothers, two Of whom reside
Montreal, two in Glasgow and one in Liver
pool, own more tonnage than any other firm in
the world Their more recently built ships on
TINS line are unsurpassed and in some respects
unequaled by any steam ships that cross the
Atlantic, and they are particularly desirable
for winter passages. Persons as far south AZ
Philadelphia who understand their superioritv
come to Portland and take passage in these
ships in preference to sailing from New York
We are informed that the Allan steamships
are crowded with freight both ways, which is
something unusual at this time in the season.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12
FREDERICK ROBIE,
Clerk of the P. & r. Il. r. Company
Portland, Nov. 18th, 1870. no15-3W

The undersigned would urge the i'm
portanee of more attention to the chill
dren's first teeth, and in doing so
Al1 would announce to parents OF Port
land aud vicinity that he is prepared give special
attention to the children. The general impression
with parents is that the first teeth are of little i'm
portance. and they seem surprised when the dentist
recommends filling, brushing, and other means OF
preservation: Every one should know that dis
eased condition OF the teeth and gums, and pre-
mature loss OF the first teeth cause contrac.ic Of
the jaw, with which it is impossible to ave a
With fifteen years practical experience in the
profession, am fully prepared to treat and fill
teeth, or insert artificial teeth. am using West
ern's Metal, which for under plates has many adj
vantages over every other material.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain.
have introduced iuto my practice the Nitrous
Oxe Gas; shall be prepared to administer it at all
hours; have had Eve years. experience in its as
an an@sthes4.
Office at my residence, "A Free street, near Con-
gress Square, Portland.
Oc14-neweow O.P MCALASTER d D. &
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12
Bosson STOCK L1st,
Estate Of Owen B. LittIefieId,
Commissioners Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN have been appoiSte1 and duIv GnajiaeS az
commissioners to receive and decide upon all claims
against the estate of Owen b. Lttlefeld late of
which estate has been represented insolvent; and
that we shall be in session for that purpose at the
office OF BOnney 81 Pullen, No. 4S Exchange street.
in Portland, on the first Mondays of January. Feb
ruary, March and April, and the fret and last Mon
days Of May, A. D. 1871, from two to four O'clock in
the afternoon. PERCIVAL RONNEV 40
Portland, Dec. 9th, 1870. dcl0dIaWstS
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

PORTLAND TYPHoGRAPHIcAL UNION, No.
75-At the annual meeting Saturday night
the following officers were unanimously elect
ed: President, Charles G. Douglass; Vice
PRESIDENTS, John w. Turner, James f. Dopa'
nue. Recording Secretary, W. II. Cushing;
corresponding Secretary, Charles FL. Ford !;
treasurer Isaac Cobb; Executive Committee,
A. M. klmoall, Frank w. Green, Joseph Cas-
tell, Jr.; Sergeant-at Arms, Charles w. Bean.
The Union is in more fourishing condition
than ever before, and the list of members was
| never so large.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

ROUGH PAssAGE.-The brig Mary Given
Capt. Fowler, loaded with coal, was the vessel
that had such a rough passage to this port
mentioned in our "Brief Jottings" of Satur.
day. She was twenty-five days making the
passage from Pictoa, N. S., hither, owing to Sc
we're storms. A few days after she left Pictou
she was struck bya heavy sea that carried
away her galley and provisions besides doing
other damage, and the crew were compelled te
live on pancakes Cooked in spider over 9
small stove in thelcabin) for fifteen DAYS.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

PERroDIcALs.-The Atlantic Monthly and
Our Young folks for 1871 has been received and
for sale at the book and periodical stores of
Bailey & Noyes and II. L. Davis, Exchange
Street; I.oring, Short & Harmon and Angus
tus Robinson, under Falmouth Hotel; also at
the school book. music and periodical store of
E. G. Andrews, No. So Center street, and at
the book and periodical depot of Messrs. Fes-
sender Bros, Lancaster Hall.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

THEArRE.-In ORDER to give the public an or :
portunity to test the merits of the Ida Leslie
combination. the managers this evening will
produce the tragedy of Othello. Ida Leslie
will personate Desdemona and MI: Phelps the
Moor. The farce of Turn him Out will con-
clude the performances. 1t is strong bill and
should draw crowded house.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12
g O ri M e RCIAL.
Receipts by Knllroud, and s,e,m,.

Receipts by Railroads and sfeamboata,
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk. cars
wood, DO shook. do slabs, 70 do lumber do door
bbls. Hour ear sundries; shipments to Europe. 6
cases butter, do lard,1 de beet, do cheeses.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILWAY-,02 cases. 20 bacs
spoOls, IS pkgs sundries. w '"A'
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosToN.-5O bbls.
pork, tubs butter, kegs soda 25 bdl, and On
IRON 70 cases and 20 bales domestics 10 bdls wash
boards do baskets, 10 bbls -four 81 cases shoes
plates IRON, casks, hid and boxes crockery. "a
pcs marble 80 bales wadding, 200 casks nails 20 bxs
glass, 70 coils cordage 25 half ibis. beer, 20 bdls
broom corn, 20 half chests tea. coffee mill dress
tiano forte, bales carpeting, Is horses, 50 cases
ooots wagon, 90 quarter boxes raisins 275 pkgs to
bales wool 65 rkins lard, 20 bbs pork is bales
IL 40 cotton, bds springs. 10 do gambia So pairs
castngs, cooking ranges. - bbls. -four 1 sewing
and pulley, "a casks yellow oker 25 bdls leather. IL
pigs furniture, $50 pkgs to order.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12
VI anicipal Court.
JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING

SoDoh MOhnio FhESID'N0.
SATURDAY.-State VS.. Jesse Barker; intuxication
and disturbance. Plea not guilty; decision guilty
Fined 81 and costs.
State VS.. Peter Comfy; search and seizure. Plea
guilty. Fined $50 and costs. William Agun, search
and sezute. Plea guilty Fined $50 and costs; con-
tinued one week. Joseph and Anna Ball, search
and seizure. Anna discharged and Joseph was
fined $50 and costs, which he paid.
Liquors and vessels seized the premises of Dan
lei A. Meehan and Ann Murphy were declared for.
feited and ordered to be DESTROYED
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

FIRE.-The alarm from box 81 about ball
past eight o'clock last evening was caused by
fire breaking out in small dwelling house on
the southerly side of Middle. below Franklin
street, owned and occupied by Mr.. Andrew
Falby. The interior of the house with its con-
tents was destroyed. Mr.. Falby is in New Or
leans and his wife left the house Saturday on a
short visit to her friends. 1t is presumed there
fore the building must have been set on fire.
The contents of the building was not OF much
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

THE ladies of the Swedenborgian Society are
to hold an entertainment consisting of an anna
teur concert, Rotations, Sc, at their vestry
on High street on Monday and Tuesday even
ings, where they will offer for sale a variety of
useful and fancy articles suitable for the holt
days at very reasonable prices, together with
refreshments. They hope the public will give
them a call; and from our experience of the
wry they get up and carry out such entertain.
ments, we have no doubt they will be sue
cess.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Ashes in moderate reonest
at 20 ~ r 20 IN pots; Cotton dull and shade low
er sales 1866 bales; Middling uplands at 15ac Flour
quiet and unchanged; receipts 1875 bbis. sales
5000 bbls; superfins State and Western at 3 10 a
to DO % gOsd extra do att 80 o
Wheat Western As q rs; common to good extra
Ohio 90 g 10; common to choice extra ST. Louis
and unchanged; sales 45O bbis.; common to good
Extra Extra o. Al good to choice e. Rye
Meal dull and unchanged. Wheat less active and I
shade lower; receipts $500 BUSH sales S. 900 BUSH
No. Spring old % g 2e; new do at So q SO;
Amber Western a "a As. Peas in moderate de-
mand; sales 5000 bush. Canada in bond at 05. Rye
dull; sales 5000 1000 BUSH; new Western 9sc. Barley
800 BUSH; sales Al 900 bush; old Mixed Western 50
@ $780, new do n q S01c. Oats frmer; receipts 70,
$50 bush 4: sales $4,000 BUSH Western, inside price
in store 593 "a &C. Beet quiet and steady; sales 100
bbs; PLAIN mess at 10 O0 "a Is 90; extra do at 10 90
@ IL 90. Pork dull; sales 100 bbls old mess at
= 90 g II 30; new prime mess 81 90 q q 80: also
o0o bbls mess January and four months at 10 90 "a
- 80. Beef Hams quiet; sales 70 bbs. at 20 90 q
rendered at 13c4 kettle do Il 123c; also 1000 ties
steam December and January at 1870 Butter quiet /
" 1s II e 2s; state 20 4oe Cheese firm
free 80 &c., closing firm, the latter price including
200 bbls buyers 80 days Rice firm sales 60 tierces
Rico 10 q 103c; Cuba 1O3c. Coffee firm sales 500
bags Rio. Molasses .eady; sales 200 bbls New Or
leans at % @ 73c. Naval StOres-Spirits Turpentne
quiet; sales at 47c; Resin quiet and firm; sales at
o Tor s STRAINED Petroleum dull; crude il 12ac
&c, the latter an extreme. Wool quiet and fl m
2a5,ooO TBS; domestic fleece 40! q 52tc; pulled 81 a
43c; Texas i95 @ o5c; California q a soc. Freights
to Liverpool per sail, wheat ed; Cotton per do q
3D.; do per steam, 9-16dl@ Sd.
CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-Flour-Spring extras are less
firm. Wheat.No. Spring frmer at O43 a O5.
Corn dull at 434c for Tor No.2. Oats quiet No. at
80 g ssac Rye lower; No. at 67s q 6sc. High
Wines 81 firm at &c. Provisions steaay Mess Pork
700 @ 49, Live Hogs easier at 20 q 6 IS. Cattle
Receipts-5OoO bbs. -four, $1,000 BUSH wheat, &c,
bush. barley, II 900 hogs.
Shpments-G0OO bbs. -four, % eco bush. corn, 1000
bush. oats, 1000 bush. rye 10000 BUSH barley $500
hogs.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 10-Mess Pork weak at 10 co.
Lard quiet at III q 12c. Bulk Meats dull. Live
hogs steady with moderate demand at 6 20 a 6 40;
dressed do Z so @7sO Whiskey quiet at SO q SIC.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 10.-Cotton lower; Middling up.
lands 14sc.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10.-Cotton in fair demand
and lower; Middling uplands 14fc.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12
Foreign Marlkets.

LONDON, Dec 8-11.30 A. M.-Consols 80 q 921 for
money and account,
do 1866 old, S. do 1861 sot do io4os s7I Stocss
Great Western 28.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. S-11.3O A. M.-Cotton quiet;
sales 10000 bales.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 9-United States 5-2Os 1862 94s.
LONDON, Dec. 9-4.30 P. M Consols closed at go
Tor money and account
American securities-U s. $685. 1862, ss5; do 1865,
204; Illinois Central III
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 9-430 P. M.-Cotton-M iddling
uPiands 81 a sgd; sales $4,000 bales. Red Western
winter Wheat los 3D. Western Flour 25s Gil. Oats
y lod. Beef firmer Lard 66s. Cheese nominal
Refined Petroleum frmer. Sperm Oil 7ss. Sugar
on the spot active at 33s Cd. Common resin IS Sd.
Spirits Turpentine tirmer at 34s Cd. Linseed Oil
frmer at G3l 10s
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

NOVEMBER TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
acknowledgements Bibber VS. Henry Simpson
ct l.adm'r Action to recover for services render
ed by plaintiff in her capacity of clairvoyant ply ST
clan to the late Thomas Pencil of Buxton. After
the evidence for plaintiff out the Judge ordered
a nonsut and the case goes up on exceptions.
Bradbury & Bradbury. Drew & Eastman.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12
Monday Korning, December r.. 1870,
cortland and Vicinity

~ Our advertising patrons are requested 10 send
IN their copy as early IN the day as possible. i'd
refreshments to appear Monday morning should De
sent in Saturday, (no. Sunday
nsS-Free Religious Notices must be sent an as
edrlU as FridqU noon.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

ACCIDENT q young man was driving the
Cape Cottage team around the corner of Pleas
ant and High streets on Saturday afternoon
the team came in collision with truck team
belonging to Mr.. Higgins, the result of which
was to smash the shafts of the Cottage team
and to throw out the young man driving, who
was evidently badly bruised.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

JUDGE FOX PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-United States VS.. William H. Lang.
Suit to recover the penalty for smuggling cigars into
this port. Verdict for defendant
Webb. w L. Putnam
The jury were discharged till 10 O'clock Monday.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

Belfort is making splendid defence against
the Prussians
~ Gen. Sheridan has been presented TO King
George of Greece.
Communication with Havre has been restor-
ed.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

To the Honorable Senate and House OF
Representatives Of the State Of Maine.
NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention OF
IN the Portland and Rochester Rail Road Company
to petition the Legislature for an act to allow said
Corporation to build track from the town of AL
tired to the town of Wells, build from some 9th
er point on the line of the p. & r. r. R. track run
ming in south or southwestern direction to connect
with either OF the Railroads running from the east
towards Boston.
Also, for an act to allow said P. g. R. R. R. Com
pany to continue its track from its present termn-
land.
Also, for an act to allow said P. & R. R. R. Com
pany an extension of time for the construction the
line OF road (already located) from Cumberland
Mills, Westbrook, to the City OF Portland.
Per Order.
FREDERICK ROBBIE,
Clerk of the P. & r. r. r. Company
Portland. Nov. 14fh 1870. no1k-Qw
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

SAILING OF STEAMER -The n. q. S. S.
steamer Prussiau, Capt. Dutton, sailed from
this port for Liverpool on Saturday night at
$50 o'clock with 81 cabin and 80 steerage pas
sengers and full cargo The steamer to leave
for Liverpool next Saturday is the HISTORIAN,
Cant Aird
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

GARDINER. Dec. ia dwelling house and
barn owned and occupied by j. S. Thompson
OF Gardiner situated on Harding street, was
totally destroyed by fire Saturday night. Loss
$500; partially insured.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12
Cumberland National Rank

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders in the
Il Cumberland National Bank OF Portland, Will
be held at their Banking rooms, on Tuesday, tho
10Th day of January, 1871. nta o,cioek
r. M, Tor the election OF Directors and the trans
action of any other business that NAV then come be-
lore tnem: ,SAM'L SMALL, Cashier.
O..
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

GET Briggs Corn aud Buniou Remedies.
DON'T forget the Spiritualst dance this even
ing at Congress Hall.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

The BRILLIANT, is the best Kerosene Burn
er Manufactured. Fits any lamp. Chimneys
do not break by heat. Sold wholesale and re-
tail by j. f. Land & Co. Exchange St., Cor.
Federal. dec1Oth1w.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12
New York STOCK and Money ms,s.,

NEW YORK, Dec. 10-4tfernoon-The Stock Ex-
change IS without feature and dealings in all it's de-
Cash Gold easy. The Money market remains steady
and to per cent. is the range. Governments are
strong and higher on more active business The
Stock market has been firm and slightly HIGHER but
no particular feature was reported ~
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

IMPoRTATIoNs.-Sugar and Molasses import
ed into the port of Portland from January LIST
to Nov. 80, 1870, as compared with the same
period of 1869:
SUGAR. MOLAsSES.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

ALWAYS go to Geo. W. Rich & Co.'s for
Clothipg. 173 Fore street. dec1Od1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

THE New York University Medicine is max
ing more cutes than all other medicines COM
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress St. Adj
vice free. P. Staples, agent If.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-12

OR1N HAWKES. & Co., 292 Congress St., man
ufacture great variety of Mems and Boys
Clothing. d&w