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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-25

Andrew Johnson is said TO lie willing to
take the field as a Presidential candidate of
the Democracy next year.
Ex-senator Hiram r. Revels (colored) has
been elected president of Alcorn University,
at jackson. Miss.
The Memphis Appeal thus describes Hor-
ace Greeley on his travels South: ale wears
a greasy broad trimmed straw hat aud ven
cradle brown sack coat. brown with years and
dust. The hat rim slants backward and down.
ward, and fIom beneath it protrudes the fully
exposed broad, high forehead of the erratc
but honest optimist OF the Tribune"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-25
Review of the Portland Markets
WEEK, ENDING May 81, 1871.

| WEEK. ENDING May 81, 1871.
The business of the month, thus far has been YER
fair, in nearly every department OF trade and Their
has been considerable activity in the grocery marke
the sales by jobhers having been larger than wa
anti, ipated. The export trade as is usual at thi
season of the year has fallen off in large degree bu
the local business has been steady. Our country mer
| chant. have found out that their purchases can h
| made in Portland with full as much profit TO them
| selves as if made in ston or even New York Els
pecialy is this the with all heavy goods groce
res and dry goods Our jobbers can afford to sell Al
low as, and in some cases lower comparatively fila,
| the Boston market.
Money is abundant. Gold advanced last weelr +,
1i2l but IS now selling at 1l1;9l1ls. US. bond,
maintain their highest quotations both at home and
abroad,
APfLES.-Prime fruit Is getting scarce and prices
nave advanced There Is nothing in the market now
nut russets or Whch 20 5E96 30 is asked for sound
lralt Dried apples are dull at Ease for cored and
sliced. ~
BEANS.-The market is very dull, and the only
enquiryis for choc hand picked pea and yellow
eyes which are selling at 50 u.s.
BOX SHOCKS The market is verv dul .na
prices are nominal. We hear of no sales during The
week.
BREAD.-The demand for bard bread is steady
though rather moderate. Prices are without chan ge
BUfTER.-New butter is coming along quite. free
at 25G30c an choice tubs of Vermont at 3GS032c
Old butter is plenty and selling at 15(920c.
CHEESE.-Prime old cheese is not plenty and tbe
best diaries are held at 17c. New cheese is ming m
and is selling at 1idl5c.
COAL.-The resumption of work by the miners
has sent down the price OF coal. Dealers are now
delivering the best qualities of Anthracite at Sid H
ton. Chestnut selling at S. on Pictou at 81 50
$500. " ~
CO0PERAGE.-There are no city molasses shocks
in the market. COoperages OF all kinds very dull
CORDAGE.-The demand is very light There has
been change in prices.
HCOFFEE-No change in quotations. The de-
mand is steady though moderate.
DRUGS & DY ES.-The business continues to he
good Prices are unchanged excepting opium, which
Is little higher.
DRY GOODS,-The business continues to be good
and the sales have been large. Prices continue
very steady tor all standard and seasOnabe fabrics
both wooden and cotton.
DUCk.-Tbere is steady though moderate de-
mand TOR Portland sduck at the recently reduced
prices.
, FlSH.-The arrivals of new continue to be yery
ght i"r tins season OF the year. here is no quota
o'e ehange in the prices OF either dry picked h h.
FLoUR.-There is not much activity in the mar
NHTvt, put cholce white fours are yery firm
we hotlce they have advanced SOC in the Boston
rs MUCH '0 NV "o'a"oe" Ine ra'es
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In Falmouth, March 20. Chas F. Paige. aged %
Se 1 month - DAYS, member 18th Ne. Vol.
months days. -
9, riyeburg, May !, Capt. H. ID. e. Hutchins aged
uin "aru , May s. Judith Tracy daughter OF
I 10 I'o a'h amy o. Burnt, aged u years.
years months. w. quincy "s'" 10
, 10 r. Easl minrhrop, May 90, Mrs Eben Packard,
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PERLEY, in the Boston Evening Post of last
night saws.

ut is semi officially rumored at the Capito1
to-day that the Investigating Committee has
virtually ascertained what Senator'S copy OF
the treaty of Washing was made public, and
that IL was serreptIously obtained and placed
in the hands OF the correspondents to he con.
led by person who asked and received money
for his agency. 1t is further intimated that
the Senator whose copy was thus used with.
out his knowledge, was neither Mr.. Fenton
or Mr.. Morten,a although Mr.. Fenton's clerk aid :.
ed in copying the treaty.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-25

PERSONAL. - Hon. Thos. p. Ceaves ~
Brownneld, for five years Secretary of the
Maine Senate, and for the past two wears a
member of that body from Oxford county has
received an appointment to a clerkship in ono
of the departments a. Washington. Mr..
Cleaves is a gentleman of industry and ability,
and will make most efficient officer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-25

The Argus speaks of 'those staunch Re-
publican Journalists" Dom Patt and George
Alfred Townsend. We shall next hear OF
those staunch Republican Journalists" C. c.
Brr and Brick POmroy. But our fine old
Bourbon neighbor isn't bigoted about its facts.
Its readers will always suppose that Gen.
Sherman goes about the country making
Rebel harangues and that Gen. Grant is a
driveling idiot.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RUBBER HOSE.

The Season having arrived when
this indispensable luxury is requir-
ed, and considering the high prices
charged by plumbers. hardware
dealers and Others, Thereby reduc-
ing the sale and depriving those of
small means of its use) we hereby
offer the best custOn-mdde Hy-
drant 3-ply Hose, warranted to
stand 20 lbs. pressure to the square
inch, at 20 cents per foot, in any
required length, best brass Coup
hngs attached with copper wire,
ana Washers ready tor use. 50 cts.
per set; best brass Hose Pipes, with
stop-cock, 1924, and brass Sprink-
iers to attach to same, 80 cents
each. We also have Sd inch 3-pIy
Rubber Hose, made by uhe OdOr-
less Rubber 90. and others. which
we sell for 16 cents per foot, at
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HALLS
Rubber Warehouse.
So MILK ST, BOSTON.

P.S. The regular Hydrant 81
inch inside diameter Couplings fit
all Hydrants in the United States;
and remember, nobody shall beat
our prices or excel our goods in
quality.
my16sn2w
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DsPAxTURE oF OCEAN SEE y DC
MARI IN Il n EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, May "a.
ARRIVED.
steamer Chesapeake, BIagg, New York, with
mdse and passengers to Henry Fox.
btig fsidora kionda, tBrl Plummer New York.
sen odessa, torl Murche, ST Andrews, NB,-posts
and sleepeIs, 10 order.
Sch Phenix, Thompson. Boston
Sch Clarinda. Drown, Kenuehunk
Sch Frank Pierce. Grant EIlsrortb
Sch Lewis K French. thew, "a tonsl French Rrs,oI
Sch Rosannah, Look Addison.
CLEARED.
Sch ID Cargill, Hall, New York-Nicke-son &
Litchfed. -
Sch Ann Sipple, Small, Newark-Chas SAWYER
& Co.
Sch Lindsey, Hamilton. Boston-S Kicker
Sch Gazelle, Crockett. Boston S Rirkrr
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NOTICEi

THE attention of the parents of children who do
not attend school, is respectfully called to the
following City Ordinance:
SEC. 4. Every child in the City of Portland be-
tween the ages OF six and seventeen years. who shall
not attend school, and not be engaged any regular
and lawful occupation, and growing up in ignorance,
shall be punished by fine not exceeding twenty
dollars to be recovered to the use of the city, on
complaint before the Municipal Court, in said city,
or by being placed in the House of Correction in
said city, the state Reform School, for such period
OF time as the Judge of said Court may deem ex
pedient.
SEQ. 8. Itshall be the duty
OF the Truant Officer to arrest all such children as
are described in The above section and to take them
to such schools as they accustomed or entitled
to attend, where they shall be detained during school
hours, by The teacher thereof, and notice OF such ar
rest and detention shall be forthwith sent to the pa
rent or guardian OF sucn child, by the offiser by
whom the arrest is made and every child who shall
proceeded against, by complaint as an habiua tru-
ant
As there are many boys in our city who belong 10
the class referred to in the above and who are more
or less troublesome in various quarters, 1 would
earnestly request any and all who have knowledge OF
such ones, to forward their names residences to
my office lin City Buiding) at their earliest conven-
ience that they may he proceeded against in accord
ance with the ordinance referred to. BY 30 doing
made 10 get this class into our school looms, ant
also confer great favor on the
TRUANT OFFICER.
p. S.-Those who comply with the above request
will please give The names of pqrents as well as o.
the boys together with their residence; all. o. sign
their own names to the comm unIcatiOns, otherwise
no notice will be taken Of hem my23sn3w
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FOR EIGN PORTS.


At Yokohama 22d nit. ships Highlander, Foster,
and st Joseph, Reed unc.
SD I'm shanghae Mch 90, barque Homer, Brown,
Whampoa.
Sid i'm Chefoo prev to NIch G. brig Lubra Bryant,
Annoy.
AT Hong Kong 1hh nit. ship Shirley, wfeomb, i'm
saigon. ar Mich q; barque Goodeli, CIoekett, tor
Portland, o.
Ar al Calcutta April II. ship Timour, Leach, Bos.
ton.
Sid I'm valencis It'll inst, ship John Watt, stnson,
Leghorn.
CID at Cadiz 9Th inst, barque Argentine. Atwood.
Gloucester.
Sid I'm Liverpool 1ith inst, ship Southern Rights
Weymouth. Boston.
ln port nth, ships Kehdrick Fish, Watts for Bos-
tom Ella Munrce, NorerUss Gale.
AR at Deal 18Th, ship Assyria. Patten Guanape.
AT lOilo March %, ship Sonora Paine Tor New
York. ldg
Sid lm Arroyo 9th inst, big VIM Mason, Dunbar,
New York.
In port Sth. brig Valencia Small, from Savannah,
ar 2Sth ult. for New York 10 davs
SID TIM Havana 1Ith brig j II Lane, Shute Trini-
dad, to load tor Boston.
cd at st John, NIB. 18th, sch Industry, Brans-
Ar 18th, sch Il Simpson, Price, Portland.
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April 20. lat 40 2i n, lon Sc Os ship King Phillip
from Liverpool for San Francisco.
May 8, lat 30 90 Ion 20 o. ship Prima Donna from
Port johnson for Liverpool.
May II. lat 40 35, lon 50 40 barque : W Polbrook
from Portland tor Savannah,
May II, lat AZ so. Ion As 50, bardue Olive from st
John, N Tor Penarih.
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NOTICE. TO MARINERS.

The following Buoys have been placed at The en-
trance to Carvers Hathor Maine:
Colt Ledge-Red spar Buoy.
South Breaser-Black Spar Buoy
Cread's Ledge-Red Srar Buoy.
Norton's Point Ledge-Black Spar Buoy.
The following Buovs have been paced in Southern
Fox Island Thoroughfare:
Laury's Ledge Red spar Buoy.
Harbor Point Shoal-Red Spar Buoy.
Arey's Ledge-Red Snar Buoy
South Bay Ledge-Red Spar Buoy
The following BUGS hive been placed at Cane Por-
poise Harbor: F w
Goat Island Point--Red Spar BUOY.
GaDg~ay Rock Black Spar Buoy
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Cigar Store for Sale.

Very desirably located, well established regular
run of frst-class pay ng customers; gooo store,
with well 9electtd stocf; low rent; sold tor no
fault. No 229 Congress street, next to City Hall.
Some cigar dealers in this are jealous because
sell so cheap. but will reduce my price to make
them more jealous.
oct14sntt T.. PONCE.
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M A R II 1 X ID .

In Lewiston, MAY 20. by Rev. @. j. Clark, Ephm.
S. Hamilton and Miss Fannie +. Hill DaVih H.
Hartman and Miss Kate Daley. al OF 10. nj, -,
In Bethel May 4, Albion w. Bryant OF Faf's' anu
.Jennett A. Brown, OF Bethel. ,,,o.o -, mn,
In Winslow May IL Bpardmah p""o"i """ H'''
IN Winsiow. NAV 49, JAS. NJ. Burrill. OF Fairfield,
and Mary j. Brown. OF Winsiow.
In Thomaston, May IA, Frank F. Curling and Ar
dell Bonner.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

N. d. Mrs. Bbber. the blind Clsirvoyant, would
thank the people of Portland for their patronage,
and desires all who wish to avail themselves OF her
treatment, to call at their earliest convenience Her
examinations free and her medicines reasonable
AS Mrs. Bibber is occupied, she has been Obliged
to limit her hours, from 10 a. m. to p. By
special request she will remain here Till the middle
OF May. Rooms, No. Brown Street. 21ap1m
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Bachelors Hair Dye.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliabs in.
Simultaneous; disappointment ridiculous tints.
remedies the ill effects ofbad dyes nvigorates ana
gves the hair soft and eautifu black or brown.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and pronerlv
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, 16 Bond st.N.Y
June 9-1S70sNd1yr&w N'A
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Memoir MA.

Ship Emily McNear. Got Belfastl Scott, from Car
in the straits OF Suhda; no particulars irbe vessel
registered 1915 tons. and built in 1853 at Belfast
where she was Owned.l
Sch Oregon, Perry from Rnndout tor Net onset
with cement, put INTO Newport HI 2Sd, leaking 1000
strokes per hour. She will repair without discbaIg-
ing.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03
Mail and Express.

ARRIvEs.-From the c. T. Railroad and
WaShOe at 6 a. IN.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at 10 a. IN.
From Aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
at 1 p. m.
From Lake Bigler at 4 T. m.
D~EPARTs.-Eor Washoe and c. P. Rail
road at : p. m.
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia AT 1 p. IN.
For Genoa, Pine Grove ana Aurora al
$ "A. IN.
For Lake Bigler at 10 a. m.
Mails close half an hour before stages
leave.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03

ATTEMPTED Observation-Disclosures
IL and II o'clock Tuesday night a bur-
glar made two Intellectual attempts to
break into the dwelling house of John
c. Dorsey, in the northwestern portion
of the city. He first tried the kitchen
door, and falling in that direction,
turned his attention to window of the
bedroom, when the inmates were
aroused and the thief took to his heels.
OPENED.-The hurdles opened at
Empire City on Saturday evening
last, and we understand that the
house is well patronized, particularly
by the young men, who are eight
uing'' on the dance.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03

THE BEST CHANCE GET.-A grand
musical festival will be given on the
18th of August. at Brooklyn, Alameda,
county, California, at which $50, 200 in
gold coin will be awarded to ticket
holders. There are 2,l66 prizes-one
chance in every -. The prizes range
from s. up to $4,000. The profits are
to be devoted to a public library,
County Hospital, General School
Fund. a Fire Department, and to the
four churches of Brooklyn. This Is
the nos liberal schedule yet offered
the pubic on this coast, and the nan
ayers are thoroughly responsible.
Koppel Il P!att. clothiers, corner OF
South Carson and Third streets, are
agents for the sale of tickets in this
city.
LIVE L.AwS.-Hon. NJ. S. Bonni-
field who for the past two or three
months has been engaged in compiling
the laws of Nevada, left for San Fran
cisco last evening TO arrange tor the
printing of the work. All the laws
of the Territory and State. which
have not been repealed or otherwise
become invalidated. have been culled,
and will be printed in two volumns,
under the title. ''Compiled Laws of
Nevada Mr.. Bonnifield expects to
throw the work into the market
within six weeks.
WArER.-Notice is hereby given,
that l own and have a Heed for all the
right. title and interest of VIM. \.
Hawthorne in and to the'Cold Spring
Water Works. in Carson City, Nevada,
and | forbid the further payment for
water rents. tor said Water Works, to
the said Hawthorne or any person act
ing for him. T.. ID. SWEENEY,
PAJARo PRIZEs.-Charley Parker,
at the Theater Saloon, has been APP
pointed agent for the PajarO Valley
Benevolent Association Gift Concert.
at which $4,000 in coin Will Ice dis
Iributcd in 1888 gifts, ranging from
$40 to so. 900. The drawing will take
place August 9TH.
DEAD.-Mrs. Julia Susan Lake, late
of this city, who was shot by Mrs.
SAVERS on Monday evening last, at
Stockton. Cal. died of her wounds at
IL o'clock Tuesday night. The par
ticulars of the tragedy will be found
on our second page.
SELLING OUT.-Now is the time to
buy your Furniture and Bedding. c.
II. Maish. opposite Wells. Fargo II
Cos, is selling OFT his entire stock of
Furniture and Bedding at cost prices.
to close out business. Go and see for
yourselves.
To TEACHERs.-The Ormsby County
Board OF School Examiners will meet
at the stone school house in this city
on Tuesday next, for the purpose
of examining applicants for certitica e.
to teach school.
FRESH FRUIT.-James j. Mandle-
baum is receiving fresh fruit from
California daily. He also keeps on
hand all kinds of confectionery, no
tons, fancy goods, cigars. tobacco,
toys, etc.
AT HIS PosT.-Governor l.. r. Bra
lev, who has been out in the Great
East for the past two weeks, arrived
in this city last evening.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03
METEOROLOGICAL

Thermometrical observations. made from
So'clock a. m. to 4 o'clock p. M, by Il.
C.. Guirado, druggist, etc, No. = south
Carson street:
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03

C. Mcneil. Washoe v WI Hootmsn. Mam'th L
Geo r seuherEer. 8 T Small, Stockton
Jos W Cap-nter. City Campbell, Virginia
W A MCDougald, d"
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Mrs Perish, San Fran s Chase, Lake Bigler
II : Nifrh.u &. J Buwien, Genoa
J W Seville. wf&b'y. W c Miss Morton, Maryland
Chas VI yer, Mary-ville NJ It JOHN, U z
James Duulton, 80 W Hicks, Sacral ento
: Merrill. San Franco A Bawden, Genoa
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FOR SALE

\ 600 r OF CHoICE RIPE CURR ANT
ZsOOO for sale, Mt the tiaraen of DR.. X. Il
HARP. corner of Mnsser and MINI esota sire Is
Carson City. The Currants will be pickle fresh
from the bushes an furnished to order. jy9-m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-31

KEEP YOUR oUN CoUNsEL-It is most excellent
rule lille, Tor those who would keep ont u trouble
and keep themselves too ont Of reach OF injurious
busYbodies, 10 have their eyes and ears wide open
and their mouths shut They mzy see all that Is 10
be seen, and bear al that i 10 be heard bat they
need not tell 10 Others all That thy may wish 10
bear. These are schemiuc times. People are not
what they were tw euiy vesrs ago. The old-fashioutd
notions q honor and fair drslinc, the sturdy cid
frensship and uei-h5orship The kindliuess Of per
snual feeling, ana the reluctance 10 take advantage
o. ones msiortuues that prevailed when the middle
aged men Of this generation were youths, have
disappeared, and given place 10 hsrsher feelings
between men and men The struggle for life and
wealth has become 90 fierce and intense as 10 have
broken down many q the scrurles ;hai once
governed IL Matters spoken q in confidence. OF
words dropped iucauiisuzly in chance conversation,
are not sccor5ed The privacy they are entitled To-
They sre uscd without remorse, Rherercr they can
be used 10 The advantage Of one OF 10 the detrtut
Of another; aud in This wsy many man who has
honest scbemgs q business in hand or Who nay
have the misfortune 10 have unhappy secrets in bs
household, or il his personal circle frequently finds
the world coguizaui Of thrm an, without scarcely
knowing how II obiained the information
An upright, just, and honorable person. Who
cbanses 10 come into possession 81 a knowledge Il
his aeishbor's private affairs viii lock lis lips upon
il, ard suffer no one else 10 obtain it IRON him.
Bal al men do not possess this high regard fur
others There Is Class Of persons Who Look u;,ou
the discovery of sn0thurs secret 4 They would on
the discovery Of treasure They III speed the in
formation Of il tar and wide with ualicious joy II
the mischief and JOY they creating. Even ii the
knoWird-e Is Of no substantial value 10 ihrrn The
fact that il Is anoihrrs secret siil invest il with
fascination. and cause Il 10 b regarded with IN
usual favcr The only safe rule il dsaIing with
such persons. and Indeed With az persons. i 10
keep vsur Own counsrl-ecnverSef finely and S-nzlly
on ordinary Subjects bui on grave personal matters
cultivate careful rsiiceuce Il you have important
business projects IN hand keep them 70 yourself,
or AZ most, lni; the knoal ledge Of them 70 the few
trzssy friends on whose discretion you car rsly and
whose savioe and assistance you msy need There
are few Successful business men HAs do not make
this an ir=xiblr rule IN their operations Il zsvez
them INFINITE 1ronbe. and Is one Of tie secrets q
their success.-Jriszas Zessis.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-31

An FD1roRIAL JoKE-An editor in Indiana
stated that a rival who was coming to start an
opposition paper was pretty good fellow, but
that be parted lis hair "a tie middle Every
man in the place who could leave his store went
TO the depot to see the new comer. but instead
of seeing the spruce and dandifed young man
they expected, they saw an elderly and rather
shabby gentleman. who. as he raised his hat in
honor Of the crowd, they found to be as bald as
Z billiard hall. His hair ,nas parted in the
middle and tie parting was four inches wide.
The incident created such laugh that the new
publisher could no, stand 1t, so he departed next
day for pastures new.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-31

IT VIII be remembered that girl had her neck
broken in California not long since in the insane
attempt to prevent young man from kissing Der,
and now here Is another case Of the same kind
from St Louis. where a young girl has been
brought TO an un;imely end. bringing sorrow upon
her aged parents, by the same kind Of stubborn
ness. If this proves warning 10 future girls not
to imperil their lives needlessly, by resisting,
our mission Is fulfilled
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-31

a CEDAR FAILS Iowa. bridegroom dreamed
on his wedding nigh: that he was chained 20 a
log OF q railroad track and awoke to find him
self on the floor with his head nearly smashed
with a chair and an excited woman standing over
him. asking if il was customary for brides 10 be
dragged out Of bed by the feet She said she had
never submitted to such an extortion before, and
she'd be daraed if she would now. lie told her
1t was new to him, too.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-31

AS attorney in Dublin having died exceedingly
poor, shilling SUBSCRIPTION was set on foot to
pay the expenses Of his funeral. Most of the
attorneys and barristers having subscribed, one
Of them applied to Toler. aiterward Lord Chief
Justice Norbury. expressing his hope that be
would also subscribe his shilling. Only shil-
ling? said Toer; only shilling 10 bury IN
attorney. Here Is q guinea 60 and bury one
aDd-tweotv OF them"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-31

a BuFFALo preacher irdulgei in these few
pointed observations, addressed to the Throne
Of Grace, last Sunday: oh Lord, bless those
who are present: bless those who are on the way
bithsr; bless those who are getting ready to
come: bless those who do not come al all and
in special manner, we pray Thee, bless those
who arrived IN time to hear the first prayer"