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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
0rrid,tspcrhnnblunaeu

SberappeGlattors @ertG t. -
1nrapolt8, ben 4. 0fat. - O'Sern ges
gen Browning unO arocre; 6ortiesung 6e8
Blaioogcrs fir bic I~ppelatcr our6 s. 5.
Soroon.
&rei sgertht fiir anre Grnnoels
GouutO .-I ma Polls, oat A. Ntat.
(Sor 8tHtcr g8m. q. buvOcr.) - Gouaro
0o9an NIB So9lui SNrrtu, Giubrum IN baS
Suih'ihe 6dltS all bTr lan9tn Sritde NM
@eltcblen b~tiielben I'M @eue5rc im Brt5c
BON $72; i. 5 SATIRE 3u1tDau8. - Sln1c8
6rautltu, JttJcr, Ginbrut; G Sabre 5u1tz
6aus. - Better 8eble, eiu bieiigcr 0tltihtr,
Grmoroulg btS 9tegerS &6arlCS SttpNrt an
2. Tebrnar 1871. Die iir bi2ien Bro5eB Uers
eioi9teu @eIduoretru Iiuo iolIeuOe: Jti@lrO
+. Stagins, @altcr 4belpS, @m. 2. 4lOer.
Jon, SanteS 9. Scriuncr, &ob.rt {. DtoB,
Benjamin Souuge, 3iaat Q8. Rit,ols, Sob.
Ebomas, Sanles Meolep, Gemuel 0tit6eH,
GSuaro 9alouiu, Wilb. 'Slof, Inter Ser.
bauOlung. - 6. @ie9anb, &t9amic in BAL
ttmOre; 8itrgi6aftss&trfaa in Sol9e a1St
bleibeus Oes Gugellagten.
8utie II geri d t. - (Sor ben 8ittern
8aloerlton, Daniels unb 8ono.) Wfar9as
retbe q. OomnS, 0tarie 8, Semp uno Gus
ianuab 3cun erbieltsu Soamadt sur ScrpoI.
tung Der reip. StHterluienihaften BON So
banna 8iliOu, &bomas Semp nno &briIttau
3eun.
StabttretS.@eriht. - (Sor 8tds
ter Binfnep. } - auguit &eiS gegen Scbn 9.
SarriS; Antrog auf Sefcbl Snr IuSfiibrin9
zines GontratteS SeitenS beS Sertlagten gum
Sertauie %9epiiIeu @runOeigentbuuns auf Der
SIisttc Der 8onoltrabc, iii6lih bon &autors
Ipenle, Ionic gum IuSteaen nno ab9eben
bes Soufbrtefes itber baielbc gegct Sejablun9
beS Saufi9illingS bon $3.50 Selt.ns bes 8ld'
gers; ferner sur Serihteritattung rur6 ben
Seri6ts. auoitor iiber ben Stano Der gtngel
le9enbeit ;pti6en benz Serfla9ten NIB 8lager.
Der Fair Play Souperein pom Baltimore"
se9en Seremias Srenoorf; bas @eri1t be-
trallte Charles g. @ilion ais Curator nit
Dem 3wongsuerfaufe BON nit 1890 Sppotbet
bslaIietem @runbcigcut6ume an @ooSpear'S
Naep, t1rolif) bon SoofifraBe. - 9alneS uro
Soibua 9arpeD gegen Sobuuta Stpan; eS
murOe Senrb 6. 8o9e an Stclc ber Slager,
ntlhe abgcOanft, gum &erlualter s%eruiien
@runObetteS ernannt.
9 unbe8besirtS Ger d t. =
(SOr Rifter @ttes.) - Goodman &ramble,
Gapttan ceS auferns Ynngb Slime SruiciS,"
srduiumer unb nngcmDbuli6er 3i6ti9ur9
Ses iarbi9en Oiatroieu Brunt Mariboa an
9eflngt, wur6e geltern freigeiprofct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
@olttrnprer @tebmorft.


NBht NNH nINulIV'N o0llNlPVHNtHlNh HSNlNeANlsI
Baltimore, ben a. Dtai 1871.
RtubutCb. - Yer Wlartt %er0fincte 9eitcrn 5lemz
fth Ie6b0ft, uHb Yreiie lte9en "a Sent qegcn leete
Bode. uu9etdbr 400 Sttlf lpuroen %uertQuit.
Seute Ntor8cn luar Der Utartt Htbt 70 leblntt, nIe
ptflcrn, aber Die YrsuE ipuroen erb4lten. Der Ittit
IS rD9rcn etttte bcifcre Grsmptarc Uorbonocn, ais
GtfT6fGbe. - Son Rif8thben lit Gin sicirll&er
8orratb uorbanocH, unb ft lutroet 81 etlUas nteeri=
9ersn Rretien i4nEl, oertauit ndnttb S5Obts so pro
GGt6er.-9cr 80rrotb 1T s~cufigenc fir bic Gads
irG9e. gplr nottrsn gu 9 bis s Geuts pro giuRb, ie
nab Gualitdt.
Sorten Ga bis ~ Gents, I'M an9entinen Ga bis 81
3ts., tnr mtttiere o6er cute tlairl QnaIltat AZ bis 64
Gents. Gitr ordinate 6Irrc iuH8e Stlcre, Odien uno
Sabe "a bis 4a &ents; o%rotndrere uHo bic RteoTt9iteH
Sorteu AZ Gents, AlgenCiner DurbI6nittss
Yreis hes btutt9en Wtarttes Ga Cts; Hu6critr ErGis.
raten a. bis l2tSts.i bic meiiteHS sriduie 9el&Gben5 u
6 bis II Gents. Bon Der 3ulubr tanlen 1856 Stltd aus
Ohio, pol ousHennl., 1913 aus Wlarplano. @elamnite
BohCrJliubr .129 Stld tlegtt Sso9e loo, ~ Der uors
~idbrt9er YdroIets Bo9e 690l. Bon ben 8orritben
tHmsn j3S Stld Rinbutt9 IN bic Sunoe Salttmorer
Gteiiber; AZ lUnroen BON Spctutauttu llr Dtirttt i'm
SlteJ IS pon eanobinolern uno 6oon BGibtn8toner
uno anropoltier Ndnelern ssrommen.
Sm @aReR Durecn oieie 09odbe 69t StitdJ~ tin6oteb,
Irste, 2eoGe 1904, in Der Raralelpode pon 1870 500
g&Wsiue. Der Martt fbGob in EOtsc ron err
luGrtenoen 3utubren nit lblcdten Auei6ttH. NlGdz
ben ok SniuRttn %antdnien, fstsn bic 4retis y Sent,
uno Die 8srtiuic itnc fart 81 s7.2j bis 1918 pro 100
Rtuno Heltos @ept1t, ie mad Qralttdt.
&tti5 G3ohe bttru8 be Sniubr 5226, leste Wode
1891 uro In Der ootidbrt8tH $aralel : Bohe 470l
StIi.
s6nafs uno edrn mer. = GSi Elm 5iemtther
B0rrGtb uorbanoen; Die Hahirn9e lit mittelmd6ig.
Nir notren 9ei1ortne Shaaie gu IA bis ga, uEges
ibuIClc i'll . Uts 2 SeEts pro Rturo Bruttoz GetUtmt;
Siumtr gu So. 90 bis So pro Stiid, il ncb GlaIitit.
Sotrat9 otele Wo1e 2292 Stii1, Ieste Wo1e 1891,
In Der 8GrdltlsW ode pon 1870 1892 Stif.
ette uon 8leb9dnbletn.
0as Radiolgerbe III Gin YerSsidniB Der Ramen
Der bauptiddltbten 9lebbdneIrr, SitbsSt9cntbimsr
ODER SoEiigHatdrt Der 9auptbinoler, lopte Der Staar
ten, aus btnen oas Sitb gttommeR, uno Der StdSte,
ipobtn o%allclbe beftimmt 1T:
On Dilbelm's Sotet au9etomnsn.
Rad Baltimore.
8eribiebene flelnc 4Snrs Bon Worntuno:
tien ou Utb. 1J7 % Gopler 3
Bon Ohio: . Wiartin IS
81 WcStoutU II @
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
psy- seScrmaun icin eiaener Gfie.

tber! Die leibtsn SeOiugurgeu bon $40
baar urtb $40 monatlib aui be 9auRelen
i'm arnolb' ifen @ruuobeiies in Sib.gatti-
more an Der Waibiu9tonr8oab, beren britter
Iuttionsperfanf so n g, ben 8. Wfai,
Ra1mittags 2 ubr itattfinbet ieeer Sober.
m,anr in ben Stano, iid eite biaiss unN ar.
geuebme @obning 6equem III Grbeits.
pfdeen uub @eihdften In Der Stabt gelesel,
nub bennof irei BON Staot. absaben, su Ssr.
i6aisn. Dian Geie bic an,eise ben 95. Ere.
an & 4irf[Qub. G0G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
S6tTsnabri6ten.

@eferu fau,en mad Baltimore beitimmt,
bic Sarfe ,8m. auerp" NIT einer Sabuno
&aftee bon 8io be Saneiro, Die Briggs rs.
Souitou" nnb 50. y. SerrD" bon Saroenaa
auf Cuba nnb Die S9ooncr yBesrlsb" bon
ct. Sohn nnb ,Sroirg" bon Yorto 8icc
an Der Eeitlng Mouroe, 3D., porbei.
Der 8ampfer y9lortb Boint," Capt. So,
le1, tad geltern bon Sauanuab, Geo., mad
Baltimore in See.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
Seutfebes Xbcater.

Or. 2puis Seinsborf, Der beliebtc uno
tiidtiae aomiier, Der i'm Delten 10 pielc 2or.
beeren geernbtet hat, gibt 6eute Slbeno in
Der ,Goncoroia" eine abjdieos. 4o%rlteauna.
GS mirb bic beliebte 45oiIe BON aalij1
Mil1brii Der, nher er lit Saron@
gegeben, elm Stiid, bas auf alien Biibneu
nit @ntbuFasmus an%fsenommen mrrSe.
suber Srn. 9einsborf UirtsH SRI. emma
Seamann, Brau @infe, bic So. S1mitt,
Moiean, Wiutd, iopie mebrsre aabere unie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
SaS Sbeater IN Wrontltrase

tritt 6ieie W0hc nit einenI rtiAbaltIgen BRO
9ramnie uno oeridteoeutu neuen 0arltellern
Dor iet1c Sablrethen @1nuer. 9a lit bic @les
i'm Sturme erobernOe Sdngerin Sri. emma
IIfOrb; Der 9arlteler BON @bnratttrn iegli=
den @enre's SiOucp Srauts aus europa;
bic 0tc0 Ougapife SOmiter &ruppe aus
Dublin; oa8 nit grOBcm 6oiteu aufpaHOe
in Sob mo Silber : Soltiiulen aufgefitbrte,
benz BLACK Crook" eutnommeHe iogeuaunte
Siitbaaet. Gen S6luB bilpet baS i%eiielnoc
Shauipiel: y9te 2nuren oeS @liideS."
Dtittpo6 uno Sonnobeno Rndmitto0S III
Sorielung fir Tanlilicn; 6reitag gbenbs
fly Mnrrc11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
SaS Wpdenbfdtt bes vGprrefppns
beufeu,H

rpeldes bente Wiorgen 10 llbr eri6eint,
eatbalt bic. Seritte iiber ole wtbtisen
8orsdnge Der letterl BoGe nnc eSitoriele
S~eipre9ungen berielben; fsrncr iutereiiante
aufiate iIlb Siograpbie'n iiber bas aeben
b%eriibmter i3eitoenofsn, ioipie Elm isbr &c.
pdblteS Seuiaetou. @inSslne Hummern "a
s Gents ; nab 0sutidlano ueritiden mir
oaS Wofenblatt portoirei an irgeno eine
4oreHe fur 10 Gents pro Drummer obsr So
pro Sa1r. III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05

Gag- IS M nenen &etde" beiBt bic in
Berlin erldelnenoe ncue politiihe @odeu.
i6riit Der 9S. Or. 9oue mo y. Srcttas, bic
als Gonfurrent Des p@renibotcn" etablirt III.
Die critic gtlmnler lic9t ms Dor uno entbilt
re1t intereiialte literarii1e Arbeiten;i bon
belen mir geiiern cine ilber bic Deutihen in
Oeitrcid tbeihueiie mittbeilten. gu beSieben
ourd bic @p. glider * &obnlaBllr al yforo.
9anjlraRe. J .r. .ru. fe-.,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05

rsr ti6tigRen 8a9neutiiuRler nit. @s iei
bemertt, 0aB in Der Yo1e cine geoBe 9n3abl
r%eijeHOIr &ouplCtS portommelI, Die nit SOrg'
idlt eiuitI0irt itno; ferner miro or. Setuss
bori has ueri1ieoene 2ateu" Oortrageu,
betauUli9 etue isiusr @lanjlttIluugeu. lSir
SitrieH oeylina9 eineu tDeatralii6eH SeutB
erwarteu, ipie er his ri9t oft 81 Ggeil miro,
nnO e8 ltebt 81 bofien, oaB OaS Ynblilum
bitie &bance mabruebnlen piro. Cite t6nz
men i'm Sulpelenlaoe1l hes 6rn. gS. Biting
gtr. 1870, Aeit = 8altimorellraBe, iowte in
Der y&oncorOia" ObRe @%rtrajabllng belegt
merbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05

gEs- SIS gereibt ms gum Sergniigct, iltt.
ter uuieren anjei9enorn 6rennben bic 0ptto-
rem @asfinS Sagnau Su lebeu, NIB
man faun bieielben alS erfabrene asr3te' en-.
pfsblen, welde III alien 3pei9cn Der Seilfunbe
uorSii9lid beluanoert Itnb. Q07)
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0f1ibcr'8 YS6enmI

Sn oieiern populdren oeutihen nntcrbats
tuHgSlotale berriGt Oieie 99Ode cine benIerz
tenSlucrthe Brograntm : abruediclung. 0aS
0atiifs Perional leiltet nid)t ntnber SorSiigs
lthes, ais Die reorganiIirten SitBneu Srdfte.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-21

The Cumberland Mills people have a festival
on the evening of WashiDgton's birthday, TO-
morrow night, at which choice tablesux, mu-
sic and song with other attractions will be OF
fered to the public.
The wife of DR.. Martin of Westbrook, fell
down stairs Sunday night making bad
wound on the back part OF the head, which
was promptly attended to py the Doctor who
was providentially at home at the time.
Hamliu, "the lightning calculator" is lectur-
ing in Maine upon new methods of computa-
tion which are Invaluable to business meD and
which save deal Of needless labor. His
small book and larger one in preparation are
almost indispensable to every clerk. Mr. Ham
lin had crowded audiences at Westbrock Fri
day and Saturday.
The High School examination takes place
to-day
We bear it stated that DR.. Fitch is to make a
short visit to Europe.
The concert by the Rossni Club, to take
place at Reception Hal: tonight will be one OF
the finest concerts without doubt that our cit
izans have listened to for long while. Pro-
cure your tickets during the day. One of the
features of the concert will be famae cho-
rus
The Argus laughs at our story of the won
dertul escape Of boy while coastipg. We re-
fer Doubtless to either the Treasurer or Super
intendent OF the P. S. g. p r. T.
The grand minstrel troupe of Duprez and
Benedict opeus at Portland Music Hail to-
night. A good minstrel troupe is banquet cf
fan and the celebrity of this one will not fail
Ia crowd the house every NIGHT
We Learn that it will be impossible to Diva
matinees of the Drummer Boy" notwth-
standing the demand and therefore all must
take advau tage of the evening entertainments
Secured seatJ can now be procured at J. T.
Lands.
The holders of reserved seat tickets to the
G. A. r. entertainments this week, will TAXI
notice that their tickets will be collected a
the gallery entrance. The first entertainment
will be given tomorrow night.
It was little singular that the Sunday Sta'
had to 90 to the New York Sun for The letter
Of Davy Crockett's written in Maine lady's
album when it WAS taken from the Portland
PRESS
Walter Montgomery. the celebrated Shaks-
per'a" actor and reader, has been engaged by
tue American Literary Bureau, and will give
areading in Portland next autumn.
pa.e nrst iocomotve run on a railroad ont Of
oi.on ro.a The Boston and Worcester Rail
I"aa-is now ruuniag on a road in ,ha S,ata -,
ma'ne, 1t Is said.-Boston Aduert;aor "'e VI
LUIS Is IKE the story of the iacknife that the
man owned forty years. 1t was the same
1n''e LIS grandfather had, but it had had sev.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-21

CIVIL LTERM-GoDDARD. j., PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-Mary j. Stafford vs. Cbristol her Ian
der.. Ac ion eft assumpst on Two notes. one tel IS,
and the other for $3.50. Deence, that one of the
notes was made on Sunday, aud that for the other
there was no consideration Decision fer the Defend
ant on the IAtter and for the plaintiff on the former
nots
Ingraham. J.&EM. Rand.
lisa ah $. Brown ct al. VS.. Hugh Doian. Action of
assumpst. Amount claimed. $50 The goods were
delivered to Michael Mangan the order OF defe ID
ant. the plaintiffs say but the deien dants deny that
the order was directed to plaintiff that he had any
authority t. deliver goods on the order. judgment
or plaintiff 'or $sl.1l,
Strout Gage. . n Webb
Eleanor Gillespie Os John o. Kidder. Brsa h OF
covenant in not paying months rent OF the st.
Lawrence House in advance, covenan,ed in the
lease. Defense, that the I'd day OF the month
snced in The Municipal Court process of for-
chile entry and detainer, and that the Goth writ
of possession iss led. Not finished.
j. d. Fsssenden. Williams,
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-21

This is the question the politicians are be-
ginning to agitate but the decision of which
rests with the people. Caucuses and conven-
tons are all we'll enough at times, as the
means Of fascertaining Or concentrating public
opinion, but there are times when this is alto
gether unnecessary and of little account.-
There is very wide spread sentiment that
the present times demand man for mayor of
Portland who will be unir fluen by sri, es."
or clans, or party subSeTviency, or out.i Je
pressure. Hence 1t is that hundreds of good
cit'zens. caring nothing tor "Crawiord county
syst tens, party usages" or Irregular nom iua-
lions" intend 10 woe and will vote for the
man OF their choice, under any and all circun
stances. They will vote Tor man who enjoys
the confidence of men of all parties; mao
who IS faithful, honest and capable in all re-
spects and whom no one can object to: who
has he best Interests Oi the city at heart. Tbe
political leaders may, and will lot course) take
such action as they see fit aud we trust all
parties will select their best men for A dermep
and Common COunci'men; but hundreds Of
good citizens have selected as their choice and
will vote for .as the next Mayor of Portland,
FREDERICK Fox, Esq and they invite all who
think WIN them to do the same, and has elec-
ton is sure. This announcement IS made
without the knowledge or consent OF the can
didate, and probably contrary 10 his wishes;
but the people have right to demand his ser.
vices, and he must trust in tue people, But
whoever is nominated or whoever declines the
Frederick Fox will have the
votes OF strong body of men who in this ac-
ton know no party lbut
GIVE THE PEOpLE'
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-21
CONTRIBUTIONS,
co NJ MI u; tS.CsA

heceipss hy seailroads and steamboats,.
GRAND Trunk kAlLwAY-1s9 cans milk, 1e cars
ION psr do paper do hoops, do bark .lo be ads
DO butter, do pota,oes do fax, d corn. 8 do
5oars $50 bJls Hour; Shil ments East cars -four,
dohax; Shl.ments to Europe, cars GOV seed,
do lard, i6 do provisions.
NA1NE CENTRAL RAIrwAy-1Oo cases mdsc. ee
bbls apples, 20 pkgs sundIies.
PORTLAND g RENNEstc RAILKOAp-1 car b 4
shocks, do chac1a bales baggng,5 bdls ,urlaps
3o mu IONS, Il obs APPLES. 10 20 taow, 20 hides
poxes eggs part ot Car cattle "a pkgs mdse 80 cals
freight TOR Bosom.
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE FROM NEW YORK.
ba es RAYS 10 hurlaps. 65 do wool, IG 10 shodldy v
% 90 hemp, A. rolls leather 77 pkgs tea 929 chests
do loo hoxs cheese, 40 do sal ratns. 10 do book IS
40 tobacco "a do nap, Is do clocks so do SINS Is
90 trunes IS do pipes A pigs Tin lead sc plaes
iron, iron sa e. $50 KEYS soda, hhos lob.rco, is
Ierces do tiercts rice, 10 do moasses, 121 hbds .
casks skins. do elncas, bags rice, do nuts. 35
do cofes, 10 tubs butter, 10 bis wIe, 9 do frames
Ssmith's be lows 10 cases lead, do glass ware. ,3
bbs elas. ware 156 do bone black, DO oy>ters, 15J
pkgS sundres,
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-21
MAsSACHUSE ETTa.

BOSTON, Feb. 2O.-John Mckinney, farm
lab"rer Of West L,nn, was burned to death
early this morning, with the tenement be &C.
cupied, leaving widow and five childIen
homeless and destitute.
Gen. Halpine, the liberated Fenan prisoner,
arrived in the steamer Siberia to-day. He was
met at ,be depot by Patrick Douohoe and
Boyle OReiley, who escorted him to his
rooms at the Parker House
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-21

HARPER's BAzAAR.-The number for the
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs Fesser den
Bros, Lancaster Hall; alsv by D. Went
worth, dealers in books, stationery, &C., 3S7
Congress, corner of Oak street. This iournal
OF Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-21
TELEGnapuvc.rRws

The 24th annual convention of the Phi Delta
fraternity will be heid at tue Contine ntai
Hotel, Philadelphia, on the 8th Of March.
One thousand two hundred and iorty.t three
dollars has been received in Portsmouth for
the heroes of the White Rover affair.
Earl de Ripon and Grey. one of the Enclisb
High Com oissioners, is Grand Master Mason
OF England, and the fraternity of New York
are making arrangements for grand reception
on his arrival in this country.
The buildings of q. P. Batchelder, of Tiltons
n, c,,dd' H. were burned Monday morning. Los,
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-21

THE MICROSCOPE One of the most interest
ing experiments, and one which is easily per-
formed, is to watch the change in the blood of
delicate or very pale person while using
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HyPoHos-
PHrrEs The colourless or dead corpuscles are
steadily removed from the system, and are re-
placed by the red or vitalized particles so nee
essary to vigorous existence.
folon,b \ pr,r1,
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-21

SERENADE.-Lately Mr.. o. B. Written,
we'll known merchant of this city and promi-
nent Odd Fellow, departed from the condition
of single blesSedness in company with the fair
daughter Of one of our most estimable citizens;
and last night delegation of his brethren in
the "Order" rendered him serenade by the
Portland Baud Mr.. Whittier received his
friends gracefully and did the honors CT the oc-
casion with eminent satisfaction.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-21
New Advertise meu,s To-day.


ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Lectures. Prof. VIM. Denton.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Card OF Thanks. :. L. C Do lge.
Hos. etier's Stomach Birers.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Spring and Summer Goods. sd Dyer q Co.
Eatou's New Method. Dltsoa " Co.
Girls Wau, ed. .John f. Palmer.
Attention Bsttalmp. UuDton.
Wonders Of the Wo Ia. ~. 5 Publishing Co.
Executors sale. VIM. Ii. Jerris.
Div dend. &C. P Kimball Co.
Come in the Norning. -. A. s. Davis q Co.
Blu Id,rg, for Sale. -. b. C. SOmerby.
NJ rriPs Wharf To Let. Dana 81 Co.
Fer Halifax. tuhn forteous
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-21

West, Western , ss9sic Oats quiet; Ohio and we.terr
49, Pork heavy; new mess 20 81: Old Se ~ q
Zip pr1IEa,c II - ls 80 Lord duli i2t lac Sn'ei 81
Western tree e2ic; Rice rm Carolina s
Sas aac naeavy Il HpsrsEa nmts sf fr t. gOo renisa
49, a l6!. Moasses frm New orlesns s. q 7ac -
Spiri.s Turpcntine firm at 5a05sSc Rosin ouiet
at GO t0 65 to- strained Petroleum quiet; crude
Freiahts to Liverpool steady. Cotton Ia.
Grain per steam 7Id.
.,niS.o.,, Feb. 20 -Flomr qnist at 5259e2s Wheat
soc ost qast a"dIs a. ssaisIe Tor No K.e steady;
no No At 9Oc I:arley dull y, 7Oc. HIGH Wines a.
1er vs a bes g.. Mess Pork at Lard at l2Ia2ie
$40 Cattle over .i q SG la.. 'e''e' H II ' "
ooo ,n. SIS 70" bbls foui, II OU0 bnsb wheat, As
,reS and md y ooo BUSH 90 bush rye, 5000
ooo ouSh. com and 1000 hogs '' 'uSn' "'e"'' "
e-ato dem;,nI D. & Feb 20 Flour steady anl in mod
uem ,uni i Corn a shate higher: Uj,h M,yad
67cs; low 5Gsc Oats nnchauged. ii'sh "iAeo
, CISciSISaT,, FEB. 2o-Pork quiet at % a-ca9o N
la Larh . dn. at 1at@'2i' Bnlk mess unssi,ies: d.
dull shou'deIs 9lc; clear sides nt912c. wni,sea
steaay at SIC. Nes
Nnwp ps.s.ss. Feb 20 o-Cotton steady and in ,air
dem1nd; Middng uplands lilc.
MOBILE Feb 2O-Cotton firm; Mddling up
Ian Is at 14cf
SAVANNAH, Feb. 2o.-Cotton steady Middliug
ulands 14Ic
cHAeLnsroN,fFeb. 2o.-Cotton strong; MiIdling
uplands 14Ic. ....r
NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-Cattle market.-Peceipt,
for the week 1858 Cstt,-, CO. f57 Sheen and Lambs.
1928 Swine. The Cattle market was dull to-day in
ot the approach OF Leuf, anj prices are
ihly one bali lower III IN last week. the decline he
~ mo-f married on low grades, p0oi 10 nedtom 10
gZc: MEDIUM to tlIr ~ to i3c choi,e 145 20 15c;
average iSc. Or Sheen aud Lambs there IL a good
snpav p ami The, s'e lower; common 10 fair SD6ac
bu 10 prime 5s963c; extra a 7ic Swim STEADY
o"' io"eE' i've hugs sf9 sac; dressed do l0t a iO3c
Foresgu uparke,s.
LONDON, Feb. 20-1 3Op M.-Conso,s o,os., =. M,
Ior monsy and acrount. ~s'|s
american secuii'le:-quist and steaiy.
FRANKFORT. Feb. 1s-eyeuing.-IJnitea S.o,.,
6-2Os 1856! quoted at 95S. SA''
LIvERPoOL, F.b. 2a-'1 30 A. M Cotton market
steady; Middling uplands I'D; saies 10 600 bales.
LONDON. Feb. 20-4 80 P. N -Consos e2t for mon-
ey and account.
American securities-U. s. 6.2Os. 1sGa 9lt: 90 1865
o,d 9os do 1857, S9S; do 1O-4o $, s73 stocks-ErIe
ls3; 1lit ois Central at 109 Atlantic & Great West
era 29l.
LIylRPooL, Feb. 2c-evenlng Cotton steadier;
Middling upla de 7iG7ec
FRANKFORT, Feb. 21-430 P. M.-C. s. 5-7C's, '6?,
HAVANA, Feb. 1s.-Sugar unchanged; sales OF the
week 5000 boxes; exports during the week from
Il tvane an! Maianzss, $1,000 boxes and $500 hog
heais OF which 12 900 boxes au $500 were
TO the United States Stock IN wasehou es Al Ha-
65 "a 2S:&.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-21
Do,aestic W nrlxetss

NEW YORK. Feb. 2o.-coiton more active and
Fou sales ,s bols. state aud western dull and
in buse,'s favor; state s 80 q I 0O; Round houp
Ohio 6 70 @ 35; Southern SIS @s75. Western
q 81; new Winter l;ed and Amber Western 1 "a
g 1eii Corn dull sales $4,000 bush; new mixed
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-21
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

BANGOR, Feb. 20.-Thc engine and tender of
the train on he Maine central road rau off
misplaced switch at Carmel this evening. A
tram was despatched from this city and the
mail aod asseneers arrived here two hours
aud halt late. No one was injured and no
damage done 10 tue train,
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-21
THE PR ESS.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY,

nF-0ur advertising patrons are requested TO send
in their copy as early IN the day as possible. Ad-
vertissmsnts to appear Monday mornipo should ne
sent in Saturday. (ao. Sunday1
HS free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as Fridau noon.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-21

Money more easv and abundant TO dav tran at any
previous time this year. The ranss and loan Com.
ptnes couli scarcely find borrowers on any teims
and we're unable pae a large portion III. iuuus
which they offered. Call loans ere made low as 8
per csnt, hile prin business paper was ,rren,
&c 2 anu per cent. sterling nxchang, firm at 1904
@ll0s. Sto ks closed dull as usual, AM traction
OF ON the best prices 0t to-day. Pacific Maii o.
leao & W bash and Western Un,on Telegraph we're
features OF the ma,ket The following a,e the clos
Ing quotations:
wesieiu Union Telegraph Co..............4 al
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-21

ARRIVAL OF THE PRUss1AN.-T The steamship
Prussan, of the Allen Steamship line, Capt.
Dutton, from Liverpool 9th and Londonderry
10th, arrived at this port about o'clock last
evening, bringing q cabin and 116 steeraee
passengers, and full cargo. Among the pas
sengers were Mrs. w. II. pennett, Lewis
Pierce, Esq, and Mr.. G.. w. Marston of this
city.
The steamer now on her way to this port
from Liverpool is the Caspian, Capt. Scott.