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The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26
ee,s thu Triumphant entry of troops on The 18th

ne,stba triumphant entry of troops on the 1itt
of Jdue
} The oitel States steamer Worcester nov In
Llvelp pool, will bring to this country the gun.
used by the Confederate prvateer SheIan.
: duah.
| The Inman steamers will soon discontinue
the mail service to Halifax, tie last st amer
| for Liverpool via that port leaving New York
June 18th.
The Erie road managers who owned the roll.
| ing stock in the Middletown railroad and took
| it of recently, have resumed running trains
or ten days.
Nearly one thousand policy holders of the
KnickerbOcker Life Insurance Company have
having lost from $500 30 $500 each.
The fires on the mountains in Sullivan, VI
ster aud Delaware counties, New York, have
cabins were destroyed and it is believed that
all the occupants persisted.
There is consolidation of three companies
OF the Cumberland C jal region abOnt to take
place, giving the company control Of more
coal property than any other concern ia the
world
Alex r. Orr Wednes day recovered from the
city OF New York, $53 500, the full value with
Interest, OF grain elevator and other property
destroyed by the rioters of July 1868.
Baron Rolhscbild gave the Derby stale,
10000 to Willis, the driver OF The winning
horse.
The official copy of the treaty was sent to
Ihe PRESIDENT and thence transferred to the
terday. 'S'
Senator Wilson of Massachusetts, has en-
June 7th. pun
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

BRUssELLs, May % Baron Lanethan de-
clared III the Chamber of Representatives to-
day that he should not consider or treat as
political refugees the villains of the Commune
who escape from Paris into Belgian territory.
S.sfu
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26


THURsDAY.-Five subjects fit for photographer
were in the dock this morning Thomas Decker and
James A. Perkins were charged with doing malicious
injury to the house of John F. Miliiken. This was
family quarrel, Decker and Milliken being brothers,
in-law. Defendants were fined So and half costs
EACH
John McElrOy was charged by Dennis McGovsrin
with stealing silver watch from his person, but
when put upon the stand Dennis modified his state
ment of last night to the police SO much that 1t did
not leave any cause for prosecution, and McElroy
was discharged.
Patrick Barry was affected to tears by the novelty
of his position. He was arrested Tor rowdyism and
creating disturbance the street. but desired the
Court to understand that he was not drunk. The
officer corroborated his statement and he was fined
IS and costs.
Patrick Kerrigan pleaded guilty toa charge Of
drunkenness and disturbance, and was fined So and
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26
NEW YORK.
FOSTER SENTENCED-THE TRIBUNE FOUND
FAULT WITH.

FOSTER SENTENCED-THE TRIBUNE FOUND
FAULT WITH.
NEW YORK, May 25-Foster was convicted
Of murder in the first degree, with a recon-
mendatiOn of mercy. Fosters wife on the an
nouncement was affected with tears, but he
tomorrow for sentence.
Judge Stuart, Fosters counsel entered a
motion fol the arrest OF judgment, which will
be argued to morrow. He also complained OF
the many articles which lately appeared in the
city newspapers, and especially Of one in the
Tribune this morning, and moved for the ar
rest of the editor of the Tribune for contempt
of Court but Judge Cardozo de clned to grant
the motion.
OFFER FOR WHOLE OF NEW FIVE PER CENT.
LOAN.
The Commercial Advertiser says an offer has
been made to the Treasury by Jay Cooke on
behalf of his house and principal subscription
agents, to take on the first of June the whole
OF the new five per cent loan, not then sub
scribed, or to the amount OF $14O,0OO,OOO. The
offer was recorded favorably by Secretary
Boutwell,.
yIADUCT RAILWAY. -r
The Viaduct railway company to-day elect
ed a board Of directors, among whom are A. I.
Stewart, Wm M. Tweed, August Belmont,
Peter B. Sweeney, Levi p. Morton Richard
o. German and A. Oakley Hail.
CONVENTION OF INSURANCE OFFICIALS.
The session was occupied in preparing BUSH
ness for future discussion. A letter was re-
ceived from President Winston suggesting re-
forms and improvements in the management
of insurance affairs. He recommended among
other things, that companies be required to
deposit securities and render detailed state
ments of business only in States where incOr-
porated, certificates to that effect, from proper
State officers to be valid and to be sufficient in
all other States.
t.i ILLNESS OF SENATOR MURPHY.
Elk State Senator and Col. John M. Muir.
ply, who commanded a regiment during the
War,was stricken with paralysis this afternoon.
Recovery doubtful. - iFs'
ERIE STOCK.
Commissioner White again adjourned to-day
the examination into the disposition of the Eng
llsh Erie stock
BASE BALL.
The Haymakeas defeated the Mutuals to
day, % to TO-
The fight between Edwards and Collins
came on this evening at six O'Clock, at East
New York. So rounds were fought in two
holrs and five minutes, when the fight was de-
ciared drawn. Edwards gained first knock
down in first round and first blood in third
round. The fight was sternly contested
throughout. Edwards broke his left hand
early in the struggle. 1t is said the fight will
he resumed to morrow morning.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

Government sold two million of gold Thurs
day at Ill 60.1OO a Ill 65 100. There were
twenty six bids amounting to $6,81S, 500.
The Queens birth day Wednesday was cele-
6rated as a general holiday throughout the
Dominion.
One of Hazards powder mills exploded
Thursday afternoon killing two men and doing
much damage.
Last evening Vice President Coliax is re-
ported better, though not entirely out OF dan
ger.
A man named Leavitt of Lucook, employ
ca IN driving logs at Concord, a. H. was
drowned at Hooksett about noon.
The custom receipts for the week ending the
Zoth inst, were $1,000 6S1. of which $685., lao
YORK. The Internal Revenue receipts to-day
were $459 Ala
The Emperor Alexander of Russia, will ar
rive in Berlin on the 9th of June, and will wit
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26


Col. Bell of the Commissary Department
has settled the question at the army bakery of
the number of pound lOaves of bread that can
lie made from barrel of -four Three barrels of
-four turned out S02 pound loaves, after fur
nishine fiourto make the yeastI
The New Hampshire people are circulating
petitions to the legislature for reduction of rail-
road fares. They are not carried about much
by railroad directors.
Quite disastrous fire occurred at north
end of Boston, Wednesday night, originating
in the hay barn of Wade 6 Co., which was de-
stroved with three houses oa Canal street,
owned by D. Chamberlain. Loss $40, 000..
The estimates of the loss of the coal strike to
iaborers in the mines and those dependent up
on the supply of coal for employ is
| over $4,000 900.
Wednesday was not q good day for roguess
| IN Trenton, N. j., John Clark was sentenced
| 70 nve years imprisonment for passing coun,
| teriet bills on the Farmers and Merchanics'
BANK OF PouahkCepsIe; George Daiser another
oounaet'eiler, received ten years.
\, nye story building, No. SO and 81 Ann ST.,
| New OH was burned Wednesday morning.
The Prentice mansion at Norlbwood. N.
H., was Destroyed by fire. together, with its
contents "Wednesday afternoon
| Six tenement houses of John we,cb in
Spring. field, Mass valued at $4,000 were burn
ed Wednesday.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

PREsENTATIoN.-La Tuesday the men
employed on one of the gravel trains of the
Portland and OgdeBsburg railroad, presented
their engineer, Mr. Geo. II. Weeks, with a
massive solid gold watch chain aud key, APP
proprlately engraved, as "A testimonial of their
appreciation as au engineer and his courteous
and senllcmanly department as a man Tie
gut, which is truly an elegant and costly one,
speaks as well for the generosity of the givers
as for the merit of the recipient.
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superior Court.
MAY CRIMINAL AND CIVIL TERM, GODDARD, J.
PRESIDING.


PRESIDING.
TnURsDAY.-M. A. Blanchard VS.. First Spiritual
Association OF Portland. Action on account annex
ed for disbursements in furnishing Congress Hall for
the use, and as is claimed by authority OF the de-
f-ndant Association. Decision for the defendant.
Case goes to Law Court on exceptions.
Webb Sirout g. Gage.
Fluent Sci. Fla. VS.. Kurdish. Decision reserved
StrOut a. Gage. Clifford
Sumner l.. Fifield ct al. VS.. Charles E. Warwick.
Action on account annexed for rent OF store on
leased land on Exchange street, which plaintiffs
claim under mortgage. Defence, that defendant
had prior morig ge, which, although unrecorded,
the plaintiffs had knowledge of at the time they took
their mortgage. Law on report.
Webb. Ply re . A. A. Strout.
Edward Harlow vs. John T. Rogers. Decision tor
plaintiffs.
Haskell. Howard g. Cleaves.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

YORK, SS.-MAY TEkM, A. ID. lSTt-DICKERsoN, j.
PREsIDING-Ar ALFRED.
WEDNRsDAY.-Jas s. Jellison VS.. John F. Smith.
Assumpst Tor standing grass sold at WATERFORD last
haying season. at auction, $29.45. Defence, 1 paid
the money to the auetioneer, Sewall Lord. your
agent. Reply: True, he was my agent Tor thirty
days. the time given for payment. then settled up
with him, paid his fees and revoked his authority
The point whether the defendant entitled to no.
tice of revocation was not raised. The revocation
was denied. The testimony was confictiug. This
is the first case argued to jury by the defendants
attorney. Verdict for defendant. al.7., s4s
Drew. .t-- = L-fih Came
Rhoda H. Dyer lib't VS.. Charles H. Dyer. Divorce
decreed, bellant to have care and custody OF minor
child as prayed for.
Copeland. -rta. W. Emery
Frances e. Mackie lb't vs.. George f. Mackie. Di-
v1rce decreed.
G. W.Verrill.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

BRIGGS AllavantOr cures Catarrh,
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

The KREUTzER CLUB.-The citizens Of
Brunswick may confidently expect most eu-
isyable musical entertainment this evening
from the Kreutzer Club of this city, who will
augment their force with six Of our best soloists
and Mr.. Libby, pianist. The programme is
we'll made up and We have no doubt that the
club will be greeted by a large audience; at
least we bespeak for them cordial reception.
Without doubt quite number OF people will
60 from this city to attend the concert.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, May 25-The house of joint Hat
held IN Douglass county, was surrounded on
the 18th by party who fred several shots into
1t. After daybreak Hatfield discovered several
OF his assailants and wounded them Suisse
quently Hatfield gave himself up and while
being taken to the county seat in charge of an
ofhcer, was overtakeh by several men and
killed, his body being rddled with bullets
Three attempts have been made on Hatfield s
life since last fall
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

The Boston journal says ga Vice President
OF the United States has never died while in
office, and We sincerely hope Mr.. Colfax will
not be the first TO break the record" The
journal is mistaken. George Clinton of New
York who was elected on the ticket with Jeffer-
son in 1905, died in Office Elbrids Gerry of Mas
sachusetts, who was elected Vice President on
the ticket with Madison, in 1872, died while in
office. William r. King of Alabama, elected
in 1852, on the ticket with Pierce, died while
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26
THE Tribune correspondent says that the

ihE AiIouho correspondents says III dt Tue
following is probably the vote ON the treaty:
Yeas Messrs. Ames, Anthony, Rucking-
ham, Foreman, Caldwell, Cameron, Carpen
ter, Chandler, Clayton, Cole, Conkling, Cor
bett, Craigin, Edmunds, Fentou, Flanagan,
Frelinghuysen, Gilbert, Hamilton of Texas,
Hamilton Of Maryland, Hamlin, Harlan, Hill
Hitchcock, Howe. Kellogg, Lewis, Logan. Nor
Patterson, Pomeroy, Pool, Pratt, Ramsey, Rice
Robertson, Sawyer, Schurz, Scott, Sherman,
Spencer, Stewart, Sumner, Trumbull, Wilson,
Window, Wrght-k0.
Nays--Bayard, Casserly, Cooper, Davis oil
Kentucky, Davis of West Virginia, Kelley,
Salisbury, Stevenson, Stockton, Thurman
Vickers, We>t-12.
Paired-Messrs. Morrill, of Vermont, and
Blair.
Absent-Messrs. Johnston, Brownlow, Fer-
ry of Connecticut, Sprague.
In the city but not voting-Messrs. Ferry Of
Nj. chigan, Upton.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

The Il. 81 NJ EXrENSION.-The line taken
by the Boston and Maine engineers through
Biddeiord passes Main street q little southeast
of the P. S. and P. railroad crosses the
river by bridge 500 feet In length. in the vi
cnity Of the Somes bridge and strikes North
street, Saco, little southeast of the residence
of Ephalet Mott, Esq. Passing this point it
reaches the Portland road near the George
Scammon place, thence to Old Orchard.
Tuesday they were running out o line near
Camp Comfort, passing Old Orchard proper q
little back of the sea wall-between the Ocean
House and Gorham House. We understand
another line is to be run out passing near Mil
liken's crossing-Mdiae Democrat.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

|; WITH full marine baud, company of ma
which naval officers are put, and the boom Of
Dhalgren guns, it is no wonder that Little Ra-
ven and his associates were amazed, the other
day. 1t seems to be a part of the "Indian pol.
icy" to remind our Indian visitors of the vast.
ness OF our capacity and fertility Of resources
to K i'll red men in a CT Iistian wav
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

FIRE AT NORTH YARMOUTH We learn
that the large and valuable farm buildings of
Pitman Morgan at North Yarmouth, not far
from Walnut Hill, were entirely destroyed by
fire on Tuesday night We are not in possess
ion of any particulars, but understand that
the flames made a clean sweep. Mr.. A. F.
Chase had large lot of wood in the vicinity
which was also lost.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

WE learn that the sale of Paintings and
Chromos at auction yesterday, by H. Taylor &
Co., was quite successful they lisposing of
most of the pictures, though thu prices were
much in favor of the buyer. A few choice
Chromos and fruit pieces in oil, will be sold at
auction prices at private sale, and those not
disposed of will be closed out on Saturday at
10 o'clock, by auction. m25.2t
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26
M A II VI AND.

BALTIMORE, May 25.-The Grand Lodge OF
Good Templars has elected the following eff
GERS for the ensuing year: Grand Templar
Rev. j. Russell, of Michigan; Councillor, j. j
Hickman, of Kentucky; Vice Templar. sister
Anna Raymond, of New York; Secretary Ju
Illus A. Spencer, of Cleveland, Ohio; Treasurer
John Campbell, of ST. Louis, Mo.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

PARTIES wishing to attend the Concert at
Brunswick this evening to be given by the
kreutzer Club can obtain excursion tickets of
VIM. E. Wood, 67 Exchange street. The
Westbrook horse cars leave Preble House at
- 40 and o'clock connect with the cars at
Morrills Corner
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

GEN. HowARD's RESIDENCE

GEN. .HowARDs REsDENcE-HAIL STORM.
CHICAGO, May %. - Gen. o. o. Howard has
purchased residence at Glencoe, in this
county, on the north lake shore.
severe hail storm at Quincy yesterday did
much damage to the crops.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

USE nothing but the Lightning Polish for
cleaning Silver and Silver-Plated Goods, Brit
ANNA, Brass, Copper and Glass. Manufa ctur
ed by N. ID. Stevens, silver platter, Ill Ex-
change ST., Room 5. 1t gives them instantly a
beautiful polish without injury to the most
delicate surface. II satisfaction is not given
the money will be refunded. IF
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

Music HALL.-We feel confident that the
efforts now being made by the lessees of Mu-
sic Hall to improve the comforts and conyen
fences of this place will meet the appreciation
of the public. The greatest desideratum, per-
feet ventilation, is, We hope, to be obtained
through the professional aid of Mr.. Fassett
who will endeayor to SECURE a circulation OF
pure air in the auditorium. This point gained
and the lack Of it has been the chief obiee.
ton to the place-and Music Hall wi at once
become very popular resort and remove any
necessity for ne W Opera House for the pres
emit Another improvement is the complete
renovation of the stage apparatus and ma
chinery. Nearly all the old fats, wings ant
flies have given place to new ones and Mr.
Lowe, one of the most accomplished sceni
artists in New England has been engaged il
preparing entire new sets of scenery. Six ar,
already completed and eight more are unde
his hands. When his work is done, Mnsil
Hall will be as well fitted for theatrical bust
ness, he tells US, as any place in New tsnsiant
ontside of Boston. Mr.. Thaxter the lessee, ]
engaged in ret0nchiDg the walls and givln'
me room clean, bright and cheerful appear
anee. On Monday night the Apateur ORA
matte Association will occupy the boards ant
entertain their friends
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

The boys OF the class of 20 are requested to
meet in the High School building, Cumber-
land street side, at 5 o'clock Saturday after
moon 4t'e'
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26
CITY AND VICINITY

Es-Ow advertising patrons are requested 10 send
in their copy as early an the day as POSSIBLE. ID
refreshments to appear Monday morning should be
sent in Sat'a day. tnot Sanday.)
eS-Free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as Fridqu,noon
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

LONDON, May 25-11 80 A. M.-Consols 93I for
money aud account. =
American securities-U s. b-2O's 1861, Goa; do 1865.
old, DOT; d. 1867, ga; U. S. 10 4O's 80.
FRANKFORT, May 25-Evening. States
Saws bonds 98i.
LIVERPOOL, May 25-11.3O A. M-Cotton active
ana nrmer but not quOlaoy higher sales 5000
bales; Middling uplands a az 7ad; do Orleans "a va9
7ad. Corn 34s Pork 62Is. Lsrd 49s Cd.
LONDON, May 25-5 P. M.-The amount of bullion
In the Bank OF England has increased E47l 900 DUR
Ing the past week.
and account. I'..' 80
American securties-U. s. $685. 1852, 9O3; do 1866
Old. 9Oi; do 1867, S2t; do 1O-4t's. SO.
LIVERPOOL, May 25-5P. M.-COtton lrmer; Mid
ding upands I'D; sales 10000 bales. Breadstufs
heavy; Wheat at lis a lis I'd for No. to No new
red Western Spring and lis Cd for red Winter. Corn
33s Tor new Oats IS Id. Cheese Cos. Tallow AS Cd
Spirits Petroleum cid.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

If the lady that picked up canary on OK
ford street, will leave it at Sc Oxford street, she
will be rewarded, as the owner is very much
attached to it,
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26
A New Rark at Auction.

~c1rA Will be sold at Bangor, Maine, June
k4A 8tI, 1871, al o'c'ock -. in., without re-
MAS3-5 serve to the highest bidder, new ba *
-Szn4S11 s7>o aoout eco tons register full double
SSss.s<5ez deck l30.teet 10 e 80 ieet in BEAM IT
feeL in deco, aud feet between decks; was built
under special survey OF the Lloyd aud rates Al J. r
years. is iuils scared and rugged, complete SUIT
OF Ills and is bal asted tor sea.
j. N. THOMPSON,l r
HERMAN, ! trustees
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

The sale of oil paintings, di almonds, watches,
ETC., will continue at 10 a. m and p. M, this
day at salesrooms, 18 Exchange street, where
great bargains may be expected. t.-.5-
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

Portland announces gigantic lottery scheme
ia proposed 10 sell 10000 tickets. Bostor.
Times.
Bosh! TheIe was never any such scheme
proposed We hide our face in shame at such
an imputation upon our virtue,
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

In the detection OF affairs ss characteristic of
the age, Hence the necessity OF especial care
10 educating them up to the level of their in
cfeasing duties IL
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

A NEW stock OF desirable spring and sum-
mer dress goods opened this morning at Cogia
Hassau's
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

WEBSTER, under Fluent's Hall, is prepared
to furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
Cream and Oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
for weddings, private and public parties, at the
shortest nntioa :.,,,o.a.r
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26
m ICHlG AN.

FATAL EXPLOSION. ~ 4.
DETROIT, May %. The tug boat B. B. Jones
exploded her boiler this morning at Port HUI
ron, killing six men.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

JOB PRINTING.-Send your orders for job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they win be promptly attended to at the
Owest possible rates. VIM. M. MARKS
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

SPLENDID line of ali the new styles of spring
and summer shawls received yesterday at Co
gia Hassan's. kaE.n l.nnlE3 80 ..t..-.--
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

PAPER HANGERS can be fonnd at Lothrop's
New Paper Store, Exchange St If
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26
New Advertisements To-Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLI

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN. 30
Coal at Reduced Prices. j. W. DeeIing.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Houses for Sale. WIN. Burrowes. POI
New House for Sale. " II. Jerris. .
Bankers. Stone & Downer.
Notice ID. Craig.
Wanted. Barber.
Summer suits. ...J. M. Dyer Il Co.
Garages. Jobn Russell. .-ss r.
Seed Corn. Ken lali Il Whitney.
Pianos &c, IS. f Cobb. ..s.- ..
Wanted. wv. F. Wilton & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

CALL at Bowers, 3 Free Street, and get a
new style Hat for % CITE. . may25th-1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

200 PIECES Pique received yesterday at Co
gia Hassan's and Offering at bargains. U
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26
Domestic MafEet..

NEW YORK, May 25.-Cotton active and &c HE her /:
Midding uplands at tic. FlouI-sales IL 600 bbls
Slate and Western without change; State go q $50
Southern 6 70 q 90. Wheat a &c lower; No 3
Spring1 as q 40; Winter Red ana Amber Western
&C. g 20. Corn lower; Mixed Western s. q Tic.
Oats lower; Ohio and Western at &C "a Coo Pork
heavy; new mess 16 90 g Is 25 prime Il O0 a IA 90.
Lard steady at 81 q lie. Butter dull; Ohio ii "a 23c
State Y @ 26e. whiskey lower; Western free % az
and inactive; Muscovado sf q To-; lair to good refn-
ing 81 a 9lc Coffee quiet; Rio 1874 a 16{c Molass-
es quiet. Naval Stores-SSpirits 1urpentine firm at
irmer; crude lia q 15c; refined 25c. Tailow at &c
a 81.
Freights to Liverpool active; Grain 81. e.
CHICAGO, May 25.-FIour-Spring extras quiet at
1853. Corn dull; No. Mixed at 5l3e. Oats lower
No. at ~ 9 49lc. Rye-NO. at S2Jc. Barley is
dull; NO2 Spring at 83c. High wines firm at 9Oc
PROVISIONS weak. Mess Pork at 10 90. Lard at 1Obc.
Bulk Meats quiet; short rib midiles 73c. Live Hogs
lower at 3 Is e 4l2l. Cattle advancing at 4 90 q
Keceipts-sooo bbs -four. ST 900 bush. wheat 27r,
gO0 oush corn, $1,000 bush oats, 2OOO bush. barley,
shipments-2,OOo bbls -four, $4,000 bush wheat
00oo BUSH corn, $1,000 bush oats, 1000 bush. rye
1000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, May 26 Pork at 10 rs. Lard firm at
1Ofc. Bulk Meats in fair demand and lowsl at sc
for shoulders; sides u 7sc for rough and clear lp
Bacon steady; Shoulders lei sides SCI clear lib and
clear sides Ole.
T9LrDo. O., May 25: Flour firm. Wheat advanc
cd; NO. red Wabash 1 46; No. do ! "A. Corn
shade BETTER hgh Mixei sic; No. t52tc.
CaARLEsToN, May 25.-Cotton steady; Middn
upands 1asc.
@sAvAiNNAH, May 25-Cotton quiet; Miudlng up
lands 1879.
MosILz, May e5.-Cotton is finn; Middling up
lands Ice. ~
NEW ORLEANS. May 25.-Cotton active; Middlin,
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26
For Sale.

IN: two story brick dwelling house and harm.
E;ii situated in Deerng within 80 rods of the line
.sAs&DoI ms city, upon that beautiful tminence
,ocation ior residence cannot be found. The
lot IS ies ,han an acre but can be enlarged low
aite applied Tor at once; hard and soft water is
me purchase money can remain ,rie gage APP
by on tue premises, at upham & Adams, NO. w
St., in This city.
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