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The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
FOR EIGN.
The War in Europe.

Franco
A BATTLE AND RETREAT ON SUNDAY.
LONDON, Jan. 17.-Bourbaki. after the battle
of Sunday, which lasted all day, occupied the
town Of Mont Ballard and adjacent villages.
Gen. CLANCY reports that tn Prussians renew
ed their attack on his army Sunday. The 21sr
corps fought well and captured q number of
prisoners. The 18th corps had desperate
struggle. The retreat continues.
WAR FACTS AND RUMoRs.
VERSAILLES. jan 16.-A concentrated fire
was maintained on Fort d'Issy to prevent the
French from repairing breaches in its walls.
BORDEAUX, Jan. 16.-The Prussans have
treat in good order The advance guard of
Faidberbe5 army has re-entered Albert
Bourbaki is rapidly approaching Belfort, and
news of the raising of the siege is m0mentarily
expected.
Prussia.
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF BISMARCK.
LONDON, Jan. 17.-(Special to n Y. Herald. ]
have most unquestiOnabe authority for stat
ing that Bismarck is very seriously and it is
feared fatally i'll. discredt all statements to
the contrary, as energetic efforts are made to
conceal ;he fact.
am able to state positively tho exact words
used by Odo Russell, the English envoy, at
Versailles on Saturday, which were, IL have
just lett Bismarck. and deeply regret to state
my conviction that he has the mark of death
on MS cOuntenance
Great Britain.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
LONDON, Jan. 7-Adv;ces from Paris re-
port the fire Of the French batteries as improv
ing and on the west side are especially effeo-
tive, doing much damage to the German posi-
ton.
A Baden dispatch afarms that the pro.
gramme of the conference is definitely ar
ranged.
A dispatch from Versailles announces that
the French are removing their heavy guns
from Forts d. 1ssv and Vauvies.
King William visits Prince Albresht, who is
sick at Cbartres.
The Lord Mayor of London has started a
subscription for the benefit of the nome ombat-
tants in Versailles.
The Bank of France has commenced to issue
forced paper money.
Granville will preside at the conference, which
will be held at the foreign Office. The rumor
that the conference will adjourn after the for
NAL opening has received no confirmation.
West Indies.
KINGSTON, Jan. ga proposition from the
Pacific Mail Steamship Co. that steamers of
the line call at some port of this island once a
month in consideration Of an annual subsidy OF
$4,000, has heen presented to the legislature
and refer ed to committee.
ST. THOMAS.
ST. THOMAS, Jan. 1.-THE great dock sunk
by the hurricane in 1867, has been raised and
towed into shallow water.
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ing communication from Mr.. Brooks stating
his readiness to establish BY evidence the fact
that Hastings signed the retrsction of the libel
on henry u. Stone, and that Stone was still
living in Albany and amenable to summons
from the House. The report also contains the
refusal OF Hastings to testify as to the truth or
faisity of the charges against Mr.. Brooks. Mr..
Bingham therefore reported the following:
House that by reason of the refusal of Hugh
Hastings to testify before the select COM
mittee to the truth ofthe accusation Hon. Jas
Brooks is fully exonerated from the charge so
made bv said Hastings and the committee are
discharged from further consideration of the
subject. Adjourned.
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NEW YORK.
THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN INvEsTIGA.
TON.

THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN INvEsrIGA.
TION.
New YORK, Jan. 10.-The committee of the
Methodist Book Concern remained in execu-
tive session up TO 4 o'clock without arriving at
any definite conclusion. They adjourned to
meet tomorrow. AS well as could be ascer.
tanned the following members of the committee
were Tor stopping proceedings: Messrs. Slicer,
VendIse, Barrister, Moore, Blades. Rawlins
and Van Cleve, and the following for going on
WITH the inquiry: Messrs. Vernon, Kennedy,
Pike, Bingham, Rathweiler and Erwin. It is
stated that the Bishops adhere firmly to the
position first assumed by them in the paper
submitted to the committee, that the investiea-
ton must be confined to Lanahan's official con-
duct, bnt are in favor of adjourning the case
until the meeting of the next general confer
ence in 1872, which has full power to investi-
gate both the moral and official integrity of its
agents. Dr. Lanahan has been asked to make
concessions which might lead to an amicable
adjustment Of the difficulty, but has thus far
raiuSad
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ja1std F.O. BAILEY & co, Auc.ioneers.
Furniture, &C., at Aue.
rinn

an Wednesday, Jan 25ih. at ten o'clock M. at
" 143 Oxford st, we shall sell the Furniture IN
said 'use consisting Ia part OF Parlor SUITS o.
Walnut and Hair Cloth, Marble Top Table, What
chestnut Chamber Sets, Iograin Carpets Toilet Ssis,
nal, ana Excelsior Mat :ses, spring Beds, Esath-
Dining Room Chairs, Silver Plated Tea Service
China Crockery, ana Glass Ware, Cutlery. two par.
Ior Coal Stoves Eldorado Cook Stove together with
manshp and fni.h.
jal8td +. o. BAILEY & Co., AuePr,
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PEBBLE CHApEt.-Ue hope the friends of
: treble Chapel will give them a liberal patron
age at their oyster supper on Thursday even
log. Refreshments and also useful articles for
sale. Contributions for the table gratefully
received. Freeman Brothers will serve the
oysters, which is a sufficient guarantee for
number one ticle. Admission free.
Jan18-2t
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January II, 1871.

II the Editor Of The Press:
At the last concerts of the Thomas Troupe,
a large part of the audience lost the benefit oil
the first two pieces on account of the distur.
bance made by the many late comels. Now l
hold that it is the duty of the managers to en-
sure their patrons an opportunity to enjoy all
the concert, and that If those who are tardy
VIII not voluntarily respect the rights of those
VINO are prompt. coercion should be used. And
!! taere1ore suggest that the ushers be instruc-
teu 70 permit DO person to enter or move about
tne nan after the performance has commenced,
except between the pieces. n.
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JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY-State VS.. Jeremiah Ragan. Lar
ceny. Pleaded not guilty. Decision, guilty. Sent
to Jail for sixty days.
State vs.. James Cardiff and Francis Cardiff.
Search and seizure. Complaint Withdrawn as to
Francis. James pleaded guilty and was fined $50
and costs. Continued.
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Freightss

SAVANNAH, Ca. Jan. 13.-Frephts experienced
no change within the last week. We quote to Liv-
erpool per sail i5-32d on uplands Sea Islands ID
10 Amsterdam Sled on uplands. 10 Bremen Sled
on upands. 10 Liverpool via New York, through
per steam ID Oh uplands; Sea IslaDds lad. To CUBS
90 "a 95O; Timber nominal. To Liverpool 37s cd
So 80; TO Boston $9 to Providence So; to Phiiadei
phia, So; Timber to do $40; to new York $40. New
York. bv steam 10 y ID on uplands; Sea Island lc y
1b domestics 81 " bale; Rice 81 90; Wool 1c. II
Boston Per steam t. upands Sea Islands 1}c: pei
sail g &c on uplands through to Providence lie on
uplands; Rice So so,
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PERIoDIcALs.-Th Atlantic Monthly, Our
Young Folks, Scribner's Magazine and Pet
erson's International Magazine for February
have been received and are for sale at the book
and periodical stores Of Bailey & Noyes and
H. L. Davis, Exchange Street; Ioring, Short
& Harmon and Augustus Robinson, under
Falmouth Hotel; also at the school book. mu-
sic and periodical store of E. G. Andrews, No.
36 Center street, and at the book and periodi-
cal depot OF Messrs. Fessenden Bros, Ian
caster Hall.
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Ir STILL LIVES AND PRosPERs IN ITS
HEARTY OLD AGE.-In these days of com-
pounded ,adulterated and counterfeited liqours,
we take pleasure in calling the attention of
the public to genuine article, made in good
old-fashioned way,-Lawrence's Old Medford
Rum,-ths best rum in the States. 1tHsola
in all Its pristine purity at their distillery in
Msdford, Mass, by D. Lawrence & Sons,
whose advertisement we publish ip to-day's
issue.
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PURITY, DELIcAcY AND STRENGTH are the
prime qualities of the Peoria Laundry Starch
while the Corn Starch for table use, buildings,
blanch mango, ice cream, :etc is equally un-
surpassed. The sole N. E. agent for these and
Danforth Brothers Soaps is w. F. Robinson,
sNorth Marke: Street, Boston, to whom or
ders may be addressed. Circulars furnished.
ian19th-1W
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The Wool Market.

IopecIaI DISPATCH by International Line.1
BOSTON, Jan. 1s.-fReported for the Prose ,-Tba
following is list OF prices quoted this AFTERNOON;
Domestic-Ohto and Pennsylvania pick-lock GO "a
GO; dOchoice Xxx 81 q 52Ic; fine Is "a soc: medium
4s q 4sc; coarse z, q 47c; Michigan extra and XXX
~ @ &c; fine 46 g 46tc; medium 4e q 47c; COM
mon ~ g i5c; other Western extra IS q 47c; medi-
IS q 4sc: -superfne ss a Soc; No. j at Is a Sc;
cOmbing fleece at 80 q 55c; California at IS a 34c;
ma washed at 20 q 35c; unwashed 2 q zoe; Buenos
Ayres at Is "a 80; Cape of Good Hope at rs a Sic;
Gillian at ~ q 26c; Donskai q q Sc; Mestiza pulled
so a SIC.
Remarks-The market Is firm and full! prices con-
tnue to be readily obtained Tor all grades and quail
ties In New York there is some improvement in
the market domestic fleece and little better prices
have been realized for some desirable lots. The de-
mand Is mostly tor the better grades and consdera-
BILE quantities have changed hands
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PENNSYLVANIA.
THE coal, STRIKE

ASHLAND, janis, Especial to World.-It is re-
ported that the basis of wages for 1871 will soon
be arranged and the miners strike adjusted
Inc operators are willing the strike should
continue as there is plenty OF coal in the mark
et ana they have no orders of any consequence.
MOST OF the collielies in the Shamokin region
are IN operation and it is doubtful whether
there will be any suspension there Business
Id the whole region is seriously affected by the
suspension aud it is feared the depression will
cause the failure Of some the largest business
houses
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NEW nAMPsHIRE.
WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON

SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, Jan. 18.-Observation taken at7P. NJ
Barometer % OF; change plus 70; thermometer
minus deg; change minus deg. relative
humidity 67. Wind n W.; velocity of wind
10 miles per hour. 1t has been remarkably
clear on the summit with the clouds in the
valley westward. The lakes in Maine as they
reflect the sunlight from the newly formed ice
are almost as dazzling AS the sun itself.
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Building Loan Mortgage.
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

WHEREAS, james P. Miller Of the city Of Port
w land IN the County 81 Cumberland, on the
fourteenth day OF December, 1853, By bis mortgage
deed OF that date, in the Registry Deeds
tor said county. book 1885, page 2e6 cd to said
city certain lot OF land and the tulldng thereon
ST. uafed lon the sou h.easerly corner o, Cumber-
land and Montgomery streets, IN said Portland, ex-
tending seventy two lee. on Cumber aud str et and
premises occupied said Miller at the time OF the
great fire, July L. 1861 with authority In the case OF
the breach VI the condition In said mortxags to sell
said premises at auction. and trt m the proceeds to
pay the debt secured tbe' eby. And whereas. the
condition OF said morrg ,ss deed has been broken by
said Miller,
This is 10 give notice that said house and lot will
be sod at public auction on said premises. on The
twenty eighth day OF January, 1911. ten O'Clock
In the torenoouor the reason and purpose aioresa d.
In witness whereof, l, Henry w. hersey, In behalr
OF said city. as Treasurer thereof, by virtue OF the
authority gwen me In said deed, 1--we hereunto set
my hand, anil give this notice, this fourth day OF
January, le7l.
HENRY W. HERSEY,
inc, "a, 20thendlw Treasurer OF Portland.
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AUCTION SALES.
Fine Cloths, and Store Fixtures at
Auction.

IN Friday, Jan goth, at ten o'clock a. 10, we shan
~ sell at Store No 90 Middle street., occupied by
a. YORK, the entire stock in said store. consist
ing o, hroad-clohs, Trcots, Doeskins. Cbinchiias
rLehch coating Cashmere, Vestng. Custom made
n,othing. trimmings. &c. Also one la,ge French
rae Mirror ann stano, Valentine s. Butler Sale,
Desk, cutting Table Counters, Gas Fixtures Stoves,
Sewing Machines. Chars, &c Tbs stock con aims
some o. the finest Cloths ever offered at auction 10
ms Guy, having been selected expressly tor first
class custom trade. and will be sold N Io,s a i.r1a
art being In patterns. S
MIR. York contsmplates change OF business and
all parties owing him vii call at his store and ,its
tbis week. after that time ali bills wi be lett 'oS
COLI cti0n.
ta18td r, o. BAILEY & co Auc.ioneers
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tons In the foreign freights during the week. The
present rates to Cuba seem be about 13c tor box
es. The en2a enents tor the week aie schr MsIgie
to Los Cunfs and back. at 81 rs tor moasses rnder
and rs on deck, and !; for sugar; brig Ha'te S.
Bishop to Cardenas, at the round sum OF $3.50 out
brig E. p. SWEET fsr Car,ienas at 22c for sugn hhd
shocks and heads 49, pei Dbl for potatoes and Sc for
hoops on deck; brig George Burnham, out 10 side
Cuba on private terms; schr G. F. Young, ou to Sa-
gu. ami back. at 81 SO to- mo asses.
Coasiwise there has been 81 M demand INr vessels
to New York with lumber. and for New York and
Tor the South with ice. The rates tor lumber to New
York g. and four five vessels have been TAX
en- For ice to New York and South, VI 75a2OO per
ton are offered. Schr Loretta T sh has been taken
Tor Savannah at So tor hay; scbr TO Philadelphia
az 4c per PAIR tor headings. Enquiries Tor Mobile are
make and $40 per ton Tor hay is offered.
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10y reference to advertisement that the Bible
class connected with the First Universaist
Church will give dramatic performance on
Friday evening next in the vestry, the play to
be performed that Of the drama Once upon a
Time" The popular Kreutzer Club will sing
some of those delicious German four- part songs
and other music before the play liz presented.
we only regret that the performance is to take
pace the same night with the Thomas Con-
cert. since-iudging by the pupils of the
scnoo' on former occasion, and the we'll
Apo"s merits of the Kreutzer Club-we are
AFRAID 't may draw away many who would 9TH
erwise patronize the concert.
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To Edt,or Of the Press:
SIR;-My note of Monday means just
what it expresses and nothing more. Whilst
other and more pressing engagements forbid
me to assume editorial responsibility" have
been long acquainted with the respected pub.
fishers intention, most heartily approve 1t and
trust the publication, which certainly meets a
great want in the community, will obtain as
doubt not it will merit, a large and constantly
increasing circulation.
The publisher will no doubt, in due time
make his own announcements.
j. j. CARRUTHEEs,
122 Cumberland street.
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Justice.
There has appeared in the journals of this
city in reference to Mr.. r. u. Verril's treat
ment of one Mrs. Anderson, a poor woman,
that which believe does Mr. Verrill great In
justice.
In regard to the particular case specified, I
know nothing; but do know that the same
Mrs. Anderson land others whom those who
are acquainted with all the circumstances,
say are quite as needy, and quite as worthy,
but for whom the public has expressed no SYM
pathy, bestowing it all upon Mrs. Anderson,
even to surfeiting) have been more than once
the recipients of benefactions Of 30 stinted
kind from the same hard hearted Mr.. Verrill.
1t may be that some of those kind hearted ones
who have been so severe on Mr.. v. might do
it with better grace if they would do as much
as has be to relieve the suffering CT those for
whom they express so much.
I have it from good authority, that Mrs. AS
son, who could get no employment" could
have bad steady work all winter at Gen. Dow
& Sons, but that his conduct was such that
they did not keep him, but he is now employ
ed, and receives four dollars and his board per
week G.
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Suul FOrtianu nave n 0mu'o n OWef
To the Editor of the Press:
The recent opening Of "Bofin'sBower,"
in Boston, by Miss Jennie Collins, the friend
of the working classes, suggest the very fLrci-
BILE inquiry, as to whether such an institution
might not be established in this CITY. That it
would prove OF great interest and utility, no
oneIcan doubt. 1t would give to all means Of so.
cal intercourse and improvement, and also
place within the reach OF the poorer classes,
literary and musical advantages, which they
do not now enjoy. The general plan of the
Boston institution would be the best to adopt
A committee to provide suitable entertain
for each evening, and to have the general man
agement of the various classes of amusements
that it might be thought proper to introduce.
We are convinced that if such an institution
was established, there is abundance of local
talent to sustain it. We feel assured that our
popular singers and musical associates, would
give their aid to so wonderful an undertaking,
while our excellent amateur dramatic associa-
tons would also assist in the good work.
Will not some of our public spirited citizens
move in the matter, and establish such an ex-
cellent institution
Oh. w.
II is expected that the new Portland Frater
nifty will cover the ground implied in G. H.
WIS communication.
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Building Loan Mortgage
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

WHEREAS, William Wallace, of the city of Port.
w lane, in the county OF Cum berand, on the nine.
teenth day OF November, LEI. ts his mortgage DEED
ofthat date recorded In the Registry OF Deeds sid
county, book 355 page 1i9. conveyed to said city
certain lot OF land and the baldngs thereon, sit
uaed on the southwest side North street In sad
Portland, adjoining he land OF st1rer Dyer. On the
westerly side, said lot being thirty-seven .eet wide
On said North street, and extending lack ty feet,
being the same premises conveyed to said Wall .ce
BY Joseph W. Dyer by his deed dated November 7th,
with authority in the case Of tie breach OF the
Condition in said mortgage to ell saii premises ut
auction and from the proceeds tn lay the dent Sc
cured thereby. And whereas, the condition Of said
mortgage deed has been broken by said Wallace;
This Is 10 give no nice tha said hou.e and lot will
be sold at public auction on said premises. on the
thirteth day of January 1891, ten O'Clock In the
forenoon, for the reason and purpose Aforesaid.
Ia witness whereof, !, Henry W. Hersev In behalf
OF said city, as Treasurer thereof by virtue OF the
authority given me in said deed, have hefeunto set
my hand and give this notice, this fourth day Of
January. 1871. Fl. W. HERSEY,
JUG 13,20-lw Treasurer Of Portland.
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The free edition of Gosse, Newhall s. Co.'s
new Map Of Portland, together with list OF
all the Railroads in Maine, with the distances
from Portland to stations, being exhausted,
they have printed another small edition, and
put toem on sale at book and periodical stores,
at only Is cents copy. J1S-tf
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Sale to Close Consignment.

an Tuesday and We .uesday. January "a and %,
~ at 10 a. m. and p. IN each day, we shall sell
at salesr0om to close consigbments. wooden cloth,
linens, dress goods, shirts and drawers, rosiery,
Gives. fancy goods, buttons. An assortment OF
fancy Shelf, white granite, C. e.. Rockingham
and yellow ware in variety, glass ware, cutlery and
other articles too numerous to mention. These
gods will be sold Ia lots TO suit purchasers
NUT be closed.
iasItd F. o. BAILEY s CO. Auetloueers.
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HIGAN.

LANSING, Jan. 1S.-The Legislature meet in
Joint convention to day and formally declared
Representative 7. w. Farny elected successor
to Senator Howard. The Republican State
Convention to nominate candidates for Asso-
ciate Judge of the Supreme Court and regents
of the University have been called to meet
here on the 23d of February
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Brighton. Cambridge md Medford Cattle
Markets.

Especial Dispatch by InteIua .ional Line.l
BOSTON. Wednesday, Jan. 1S.
A. market this week:-l108 Cattle. 14726 Sheep
ana Lambs 2600 Swine last week. 1867 Cattle II 200
Sheep.
ePRIcEs.-Beeves-Extra quality SIC 90 q - 80;
1Is. quality $1 30 $11 10; second quality SO % q
IL zo third quaaty SO 90 q $l5 90; poorest graaes
Oh coarse oxen, bulls, &C., % 90 a co.
co brighton hides Sc; Brighton Taow sc SIC;
SSso!untry hides u q Sc; Country Tallow &C., Calf
@lS7t y skin.
IN! Mich Cows-The trade tor Mich Cows has been
T T Oh late and will be for some weeks TO come
anere mas not been any sale this week last, and
G.i the excitement subsidies in regard TO diseased
Catue me authorities will not allow either Store
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WALTON, j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-The traverse jury was empaneled as
follows:
Isaac s. Mcdonald. Westbrook, Foreman; Will
liam q. Brewer, Freeport; Benjamin F. Cooley,
GRAY; George w. Chula. Windham; Clement L.
Dresser, Slandish; Vernal K. Fuller, Cape Eliza
beth; Levi +. Harmon, Harrisoc; Enos Leighton.
Cumberland; Arthur Milliken Westbrook; j, I'm
W. Russell, Portland; William Spencer Jr., Bald
VIM Eilery H Starbird, falmouth.
Supernameraries-James Strout, Raymond; Sam
uel True, Yarmouth; Charles T.. Truiant, Harps-
well.
Ereused-E. L. o. Adams, J. Ambrose Merrill.
Hophni Eaton, Augustus p. Fuller, Portland; I'd
win Ingails, pridgion; Waitstil Merryman, Brurs s.
wick Rufus Mosher. Gorham; Nicholas Rideout,
New Gloucester.
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LONDON, Jan. 17-1.3o P. M.-Consols 92a for
money and account.
American securities o. s. 5.20s, 1882 co. do 1865
old. 8s3; do 1867, 49,; do 1910 SO. Stocks-Erie
l9a; Illinois Central III; Atlantic g Great Western
LIVERPOOL, Jan 17-1.30 P. M.-Cotfon fat; Mid
ding upands IT'D. Wheat-Red Western No. 2 10
No. new los I'd a los Sd. Oats 3s i'd. Peas 40s 3d.
Pork hrmer at 9ys Cd.
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DRs. E. Clark, J. M. Cummings and G. Fl.
Burr give permission to refer to them in re-
gard to the remedial power of "OxYaEN AIR."
as administered by DR.. J. P. Brewer, 344 Con-
gress street Physicians supplied with Oxygen
or Oxygenated Water. jan191w.
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Southern Stale securities strong with The largest
dealings in new South Carolinss and Tennessees.
Money very abundant and national currency once
more crug in the market. Denominations Of
and 2s it is asserted offered OF interest for
Is days it they ale returned in greenbacks of IS
by large and wealthy banks; some smaller bank. are
are offering notes tor sale from LILO to per cent
discount. over having thus been offered to-
day. Sterling Exchange quiet and firm at 1891 a no.
Stocks closed up rm and with general advance
of q per cent from the lowest Price OF the day,
returning to opening figures. The following are he
closing quotations:
Western IIuinn TeJaoro nh 10 ~,
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BODY FoUND.-As policeman Miles was
walking his beat yesterday afternoon he saw
bundle lying in the mud at the bottom of the
dock by the coal wharf belonging to the Grand
Trunk Railway Company. He climbed down
and picked it up and found it was the body of
an infant only few hours old wrapped in a
cloth with two bricks added to the bundle as
sinker. He notified Coroner Gould " no ascer-
tanned that the child was stillborn and there
fore considered an inquest unnecessary.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19

The New York University Medicine is max
ing more cutes than all other medicines com.
bined. Branch Office, 250 Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. IT.
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JESSE N. FREEMAN, Exchange street, oppo-
site Printers Exchange, has just received a
fresh supply Of New York oysters.