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HAVANA MARKETS.


HAVANA Dec. 30, 1871.
sugar-Stock in warehouses at Havana and Matanzas,
boxes aud hnd exported during the week from
Havana Maanzas 1890 boxes and 1875 hhds OF which
$500 boxes and all the hhos the United States The
of sugar decreasing and not coming
Holders nrm, business small prices unchan
Sugar and moasscs have been quiet and nominal since
new COP, Of sugar at Havana and Matanzs a
Bacon $13 Butter duh. Flour, $l5 IS S15 76 Hams
Tins, $is sls 3d. The quotations Of lard were esab
Onions dull at IS Is $425 Coal oil, in tins, reals.
Empty h9gshesds. U.s. Hoops long shaved q. $50 per M
sugar Northern and Southern ports in the United States
81 81 per hogshead Of sugar TO Northern aud south
On United States 80 days. currency, ~ premium short
sight, 81 n SN premium; ON LONDON, 2lH premium; on
Paris, So 81 premium.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT MONROE, LA.
The Wealthicst Portion OF the City Burned
Sixty Buildings Destroyed
Of the Sufferers.


MONROE, La Dec. 81, 1871,
At eleven O'Clock last night fire was discovered
in Lander's saloon The flames spread rapidly,
and In four hours sixty buildings were
burned, including the wealthiest portion Of
the city, from Court House square to Desard street,
embracing two squares from Desiard street down
along the river, to ana including saunders
saloon and store, from the river to McKin-
ney's saloon. Along the north side
or Deslard street not house was left
standing Among the buildings destroyed were the
Union church, McC0rmick's Office, shop, residence
ana outbuidngs; the fine stores OF Hoffman, Ger.
SOC, Dreyfus, Meyers, Saunders, McGee Oliver,
Byrne, Lang and the old Nebraska Honse, Mansion
House, Central House, Keller's new stores, Endom's
stables, shops and store, Surghnor's, Garretson's,
the old AlhamDra, SIX offices and many other
buildings entirely destroyed Total loss $780, 0OO
insurance. s3O3 600. The origin OF the fire is be-
lieyed to nave been accidental.
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Being increase OF a7 vessels compared With tho
rivals of 1870, viii, be by the figures below
ARRIVALS IN 1870
Increase 10 1871. 10:
Foreign Ports.


MUsoAT, Nov 6-sailed bark Blanche Moore, Ingerso.
New i York vi, via Zanzibar so
Fickett. Bremen 70 load for Havana. '''AA' wa
Port AU PRINCE, Dec ls-In port brig Emma Hei-
10, r. bark: E,.s,. y. psn.ss
ZANZIBAR, Nov is-saea, bark Glide Williams Boston.
American Ports.
man. Care haytien schrs DAVID Miller, roothsker Cura
fsa ss Ssss Hs Smith, s9
5 RssSu.; RS Erred sc sy
jones' sisnal ship, BARK and sris. '.' 0~'-
% s9Sx .
Ga1 Ssn Walden. New YORK. bark ASs
Manzana sshrs Lizzie Maui ynhsr Csarls:on JossOS
sdrove weaver. do:
Mary Hs:s
Palermo Warren Ordway, Glasgow; brgs Criterion, Dun-
Also arrived Stat steamship Hercules Philadelphia shie
SeSnsSn sT pec zsrsSo bark Storm, r. m
Dick. Cardiff In the onng ship Martha Bowler from So.
CeaTedzRark David McNut. tBr., Lockhar Liverpool;
Sailed GeorSe areen wiicoI, New b.rts Dc.
s sS & 5oss SEQ
GEEEsPoSf. u, Dec s-Arr,vsd, sehr rsss Val.
New York soops Msrketman Raynor do; Caroline, Ross
sailed 18th, schrs Challenge. Terry, and Marietta smisb.
MOBILE, Dec 2s-Clssred brss Els&he. SEG, rtetner.
NEW oR%EnNs Dec snn.iD: Y.ao
via
5o;.sn TSsa,. sp Ssri.s.y ci:aIS:so:
ome.se Duchas (Frj, Dupont from Bordeaux schr Bril-
liant Smith. from kingston, ia
.hps seioto st5 Mitchell t,erseo Bee sIs OBJ, Bono.
soUTHwrsr PASS, Dec s6-Arived, ship Rochester.
Clough, Bath Me-.
NEWBORN. Dec - Ps~fne following vessels we're board
jts for gosHwoed
riaqyb Ed
for New seySs
ArrVed%BTs svea Nor, Nalup ArdrossAu for New Hs
ven u. ,,,n, eo,si.. pro,,S:,o. o. vi
M yns 40 for Baofe 'or
Rs.arnsd" Harry Ned, Gresn from Fall River for
Tr.s Prevsssss os g1s A.
%or 1:d s 'I s" VIM smith warren Baltimore
@ r f.. N:, S4 S M.
Jane Darree, Nury DO 81 Baltimore Paine, Bow. Pro
sS. % Ss o
Rs4 1 ns Encs for
Abigail Haynes smith, Elzabsthport; Hunter Crane from
Higgins
Md Zoe Ricn, and Sarah Thompson, Hull. do for New
9Th, AM-Arivea, ,chrs Ruth Atwood. Kemp, and Eu-
knowles: John StEocd RcS Prcy.nSe.oya ior s.I'.
PaILADELPiiIA, pee 30 AM-Arrved, schr Grace b
SIesrsdNsGps Charlotte tNcl,. Catcher. and Admiral
LRwEs, Dec 3d. 10 AM The pilot boat Cope reports the
arrival yesterday OF the chip Ferdinand,
Bremen barks Pennsylvania from Pensacola Linda
Stewart from Jamaica and Union, rom Lverpoo; Inc
known ship passed morning Wind enc, with light
steady rain thick on shore. -.
PR6vTDENCE, Dec 29-Arrived, schrs Hector Higgins.
Galveston; Mary Graham, Morris, Jacksonvie Anthony
Barton Johnson Exsbethpor John Manlovc uarick do;
Deborah JONES' Dunham; Cherub, Fletcher Henry hsys
Bowen, Terry, New York. - .
Cleared-BarK Grace Cam obj, Cam, New York, 70
load for Havre
RICHN0ND, Dec 20-Krived, steamship VIM Clyde.
Drew New York.
Sailed Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman New York; schr
b Bisgs, Mason, New York wa Drewrys Buh
SAN FRANCISCO Dec 30-Arrved, steamship Montana
Panama
Hoboken.
WILMINGTON, NC Dec ss-Clcared brig Isaac Carver
(Brl Jones, Bucksville.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW foax HERALD.

PARIS, Dec 81, 1871.
Tho Deputies in the National Assembly to-day
called upon PRESIDENT Theirs.
The Duke d'Aumale and Prince de Joinville were
absent
There was no ceremony whatever in the recep.
ton. but the utmost cordiality was manifested,
both on the part OF the President and the Deputies
Bishop Dupanloup has resigned his seat IN the
Academy OF France, in consequence Of the election
OF n. Maximilien Paul Emile Littrc as q member.
The sale OF photographs OF the executed Com.
,munists has been prohibited.
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PORT OF NEW Yoak, DECEMBER 81, 1871.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
dense fog covered and bays yesterday making
somewhat difficult for the various ferryboas to make
their trips There were arrivals via sandy Hook, but
doubt that several steamers which are fully due
are now outside awaiting clear weather.
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Bark Robert Morrison, seavey. New Bedford for New
schr Rising Sum- stowe, vnsihaven for New York. with
sc6r sp.r smith. Dennysvls for New York, with la'h
sehr sunbeam, Galley Calais for Baltimore. with lumber
scSr Maggie Mcneil cranmsr. Providence for PniAdel
hr sharp.hoo.er Carter Port Jefferson for New York.
schr Bay state ssssury Boston for New York. ballast
Sem Sem s.s. ss:s {si :M york. wit. lime
sS S s.ns1 sG: s RIVER Sr Ss c
sS SSr E. aR jen n s.ySrcoI New yory;
s sr ss9 lynn 10S
cS Tho. s NJ. eoysenc s for
schr Il Emerson, Bsebs. Salem for Baltimore.
BOUND BAsT.
Ne. T's s s' Fr ss
scSr Ssrs : Aord Moneii BROOKLYN for Stamford.
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP BALTIMORE (NG,, from Baltimore for Bre.
men, grounded leaving port Dec g. and oosened her
propeller Put back would have TO discharge and dock
for repairs.
PIT into Nassau, Mp Dec a. Distress OF what nature not
stated.
BARK UNA weaver which sailed from New York the 25th
of February for San Francisco before reported al hav-
Port Stanley, FL after beng disabled In Sc
we're gale while rounding Cape Horn again resumed her
into BY unknown vessel and badly damaged; was
obliged TO seek port again for repairs.
wASs Hale st Boston from fro, g s Ssnss "a
tons with foremas topmast and yards aoi
the sails bent, but the mainmAst was gone nor
ssu and tar forward ~ the main hatchwsy wa osm
aged BY fire.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. T., Jan. III A. NJ.


Synopsis Jor the Past Tcen,vJour Hours.
The low barometer which on yesterday night had
advanced from Montana to Lake Huron, has ad-
vanced northwestward with rain on the
lower lakes The barometer has fallen In
New England, and heavy fog has pre-
vailed from Cape Hatteras to Maine. Foggy
and clear weather in the Southern States.
Cloudy weather from the Gulf coast north.
ward. An area OF high barometer has
advanced rapidly from dakota, south.
eastward to Texas anu Lake Ontario, with
northwest winds ana falling temperature. Clear
weather is now reported west OF Lake Huron aud
north OF Arkansas. Brisk northerly winds on Lake
Michigan.
Probubnuies
Rising barometer ana clear or clearing weather
viii probably extend Dy Monday evening eastward
to New YORK and the Middle Atlantic coast. Fall
ing temperature and northwesterly winds prevail
over this region. Partially cloudy ana clear
weather prevails in the southern and Gull States.
Cloudy weather continues In New England, clear.
ing away Monday night; brisk northwestery winds
on Lakes Erie and Michigan Monday morning,
diminishing during the day. Dangerous winds are
not anticipated for the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
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1tIEtftm TO TIVE NEW Yoay veaALo.

MADRID, Dec. 81, 1871.
There Is again q Ministerial crisis In consequence
OF the appointment OF Senior FerresMora to succeed
Senior Crcspo as second In command in Cuba, and
OF General Morales successor to the officer In the
military direction OF the Eastern Department of that
island.
RELATIONS TO SOUTH AMERICA
The correspondence newspaper, in an article
upon the relations Of Spain wi IN the South Ameri.
can republics, predicts 'the speedy establishment
Of peace between the countries"
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THE FRIGATE WABASH.
THE FRIGATE WABASH.
Herald Special Report from
Nice via London.
The United States Vessel in
the Italian Port.
General Sherman Landed
at Gibraltar.
1tlfehAm 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our cor
respondent in Nice, Italy, via London -
LONDON, Dec. 81, 1871.
A HERALD telegram from Nice, dated in
, that city on Saturday, the 3Oth instant, reports
. that the United States frigate Wabash arrived
in the Italian port the same day.
General Sherman and Lieutenant Grant
!. landed from the Wabash at Gibraltar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-01
TEMPERANCE IN THE ROMAN CATHOLIC
CHURCH

Tomorrow the presidents Of the Catholic temper.
ance state organizations. including several clergy
men Of the Eastern States Will issue joint address
and call for q national convention az Baltimore on
February ~ 10 found national organization for
the spread OF total abstinence In the Catholic
church. All catholic parochia socleues ore enti-
tied 10 send delegatas.
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- srsved Newport ri, Dee o. hsd heaVy wsssher -
SOM 0sN roRsHrT. Murray, from Newberu. NO n,
New York. returned To- port Dec - Ths csutains 49,
VINO was passenger having besn knocked ovsrtosrS 10
the boom while passing Of Ha.terAs Captain Murray
father Was drowned The father reached the ssesv
scHR = HALL, Hover, from Bucksvfs sc. for Ponce
Pm, LETT Georgetown Dec - and struck eosofnS
dtion. W.
PORTLAND, Ne. Dec 3lThs steamtug Cochituats Owned
IN Boston, was burned last ngh She valued about
5000
Miscellaneous.
GAUNoHFD-The new steamer Thyra manned honor a.
daughter of the kng Of Denfnark, built n the yard Of
Jas Bayies Son, IN Port Jefferson for VIM Moore %
81 Crol Danish West indies and intended for b
tween ~ Croix and 1t ThOmas, launched Dec n Her
dimensions Length deck, 40 feet Deam az
depth of bold feet carpenters tonnage, about s
She Ia uncomm0nlv heavily buit seagoing vessel
VIII be fitted with very large boiler and engine OF a.
horse power She t0wed Bridgeport
to receive her machinery The Thyra viii sail under DaS
sh dag
shipping Notes. f.G
There have arrived at this FOR ths ending Dece
81 1871 5578 foreign ports a. follows
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OBITUARY.


Joseph Parker, Actor md Artist.
Joseph Parker, veteran actor and scenic artist,
died In Baltimore on Saturday night the 3Oth ult.
Mr. Parker had many friends, professional and 9TH
erwse, and .Tctires'' from the busy stage OF life
amid their regrets.
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ITALY.
Royal Diplomatic Reception in Rome-Addrsss
Of the United States Minister.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoak HERALD.

ROME, Dec. 81, 1871.
King Victor Emmanuel gave o reception to-day
to the foreign Ambassadors at the Quirnal.
ALI the representatives Of European and Ameri-
can governments who had come to the city to taEe
part In the ceremonial were present The Hon.
George r. Marsh United States Minister and the
senior member OF the Diplomatic Corps, delivered
felicttous address on their behalf, to which the
King replied In suitable terms.
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STORM IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.

wHEELiNa, W. Va, Dec. 81, 1871.
There was very heavy storm Of lightning
and thunder. accompanied By terrific
wind and heavy hail. at three O'Clock
this afternoon. Considerable damage was
done to windows and the streets were nooded.
There have been heavy snowers all day. the
weather V warm and thgeNkening this cvesJogs
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PRANCE and GERMANY.
Herald Special Report from
London.
The international Postal Treaty
- About TO Be Signed.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The following special despatch TO the
HERALD has been Received from our cor
respondent in the capital of Great Britain =
LONDON, Dec. 81, 1871.
HERALD advices from the Continent enable
me to state that the new postal treaty between
France and Germany is about to be signed by
the governments.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81. 1871

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 81, 1871.
A<sspeciai despatch from Brainard, Mfnn.,
OF Tue 2eth says the Northern Pa
cine Railroad will be finished to
Morehead Crossing, on the Red River
Oh minnesota, 200 miles west OF Dnlutb
on January 1. The sale OF Nortnerr,
Pacific RaIlroad seventhirty gold bonds "a reachai
the sum OF 81. 100000 for December. wv '~"S"s''
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Dinz's Forces Defeated In Several Engage.
ments-A Revolt in Oaxaca.

ments-A Revolt in Oaxaca.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 80, ISL
Advlces from the City Of Mexico to December T.
and from Acapulco to the 22d, have been received.
The government merely holding the revoutionists
in Neuvo Leon In check and using Its whole avail.
able force to crush Diaz.
A revolt took place In Oaxaca on the 1st instant.
Several engagements followed, resulting in Diaz
being compelled to abandon the open field and re-
treat into the city OF Oaxaca. He was pursued by
the federal troops under Generals Alatora, Rocha
and Figuerra
The troops sent by Diaz to invade Guerrero. under
Jimnez, were routed by General Arce at Omelpre
and driven back to Oaxaca with loss.
guerrero ana all the western coast, with the ex.
cepton Of Oaxaca and the port Of Mazatlan is quiet
and IN possession OF the federal authorizes.
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Tho Consequences Of the Fever Disappearing
and Favorable Progress.
lLltlnAm 10 the NEW YORK aenALa

LONDON, Dec. 81, 1871.
The bulletin from sandringham to-day reports
that the Prince OF Wales suffers less pain from the
swelling above mis- hip. and continues to progress
towards complete recovery.
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q il r M A N Y.
Herald Special Report from
Berlin.
A Royal Military Commissioner to the
Battle Fields Of Italy.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the capital of Germany
BERLIN, Dec. 81, 1871.
His Imperial Highness Prince Frederick
Charles has determined to visit Italy, where
he will spend month, his chief object being
to study the battle field of Custozza and other
remarkable and memorable strategic positions
In the kingdom.
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THE WAR I'm MEXICO.
Advance of the Revolution
Into Tan,aulipas.
The Herald Special Report Of the Capture Of
Mier BY the Revolutionists Confirmed
Diszs Defeat and Retreat to Oaxaca
TELEGRAmS TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

MATAM0ROJ, Dec. 80, 1911.
The revolution is advancing into the State Of
Tamaulipas. General Quirga's insuraent forces
appeared before Mier rhls morning in con-
siderable numoers, when General Cortina's
troops, who have occupied the place, fell
back on Camargo. thirty miles distant, where it is
supposed they will intrench and fight. The occu
patton Of Mier by the rebels gives them port OF
entry on the frontier to obtain supplies
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Attic winter Of arc has effect upon
the ringlet: ana whiskers to which HILLS LNsTAN-
TANEOUS HAIR DYE applied. II keeps them always Of
rich autumna brown black the case may oos
and 10 the cheapest article OF the Kind In the world
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A.-Devoe's High Grade OH, Prepares
expressly for family use pure white, odoress an unsur
passed iumnator and warranted plosve This on
Il guaranteed equal that 10 made For SAFE ~ seaen
and IN barrels nj favorable raes Inc DVoE AANo
FEATURING CO., III Fulton street. New YORK.
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SPAIN

The Cuban Appointments Produce a Cabinet
Crlsis-Peaceful Intentions Toward the
South American Republics
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FRANCE.

Parliamentary Visit to the President and De-
mocracy Without the Princss-Conserva-
tism in Church and State.
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A.-RsyaI Havana Louery..J. u. mnttm n :
A Co Bankers 10 wall 81. box 465 New Yorx ros' owos
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Dya,u ends Bought aud ~oid.-tse0. u Auees
al Broadway, near Fourteenth street
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Angelic Turkish Baths, Lexington Ave-
nue. corner of Twcny6h street every , nsy
and All ppbt ladies' and evening" beat veothaton
est temperature no graues; advantages uneluahed' ~"
rope outcome.
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TIE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS.

Tho Trip from Detroit to Chicago Incidents BY
the Way-Gensral Sheridan Joins ths
Party-Arrival in Chicago-Rsesptien
in the Phoenix City and walk
Through the Burned Dis
tricn-Speeoh Of the
Mayor to the Duke
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ssejryvay Sc song - .,.vos
od p,snos tsken no exchange illustrated catxosu''s'"
ire on senwsy Hail. ioJ aud Ill s Foas'cnsa
sfroet Nav
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which II an Increase over The preceding or s vesse
~ will be seen from the following
ronKIas ARRIVALS N
DOMESTIC ARRIVALS IN 1871.


During the year 1871 there port from domes-
tic ports south Of Cape Henlopen Of vesos -
will DO found below
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A.-HerriBg's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.
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SHIPPING NEW S.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIL
MONTH OF JANUARY.
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MusoAr, Nov 6saied. bark Blanche Moore, Insorso,l.
New York via Zanzibar.
NEWCASTLE, Dec 29Arrved, bark Josephine Norton,
Pickett, Bremen, to load for Havana.
PORT AU PRINCE Dec l9-In port brig Emma K Het-
brook, Melen, TOR Boston.
SMYRNA Nov IS Cleared, barks Entela Ital) Denaros
Scala Merra to complete dg for New York; th Rsbecoa
Goddard Ma nson Boston.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-05
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
Upon the foregoing application by Nathan Webb,
Attorney of the United States OF America, 1t having
been made to appear to me- that the said applicant is
duly authorized agent of said United States tomake
the same and that the matters Of fact therein set
forth are true and that the said application contains
an accurate description of the lands proposed to be
supposed owners Of said lands, it is
Ordered, That notice of said application be given
to all persons interested in the lands therein descrb
ed and especially to George c. Thompson,
therein named, as supposed owner requiring them to
come forward in the Supreme Judicial Court, in
Portland in the county of Cumberland on Friday the
eighteenth day Of October "A ID. 1872 at ten o'clock in
the forenoon and file their objections if any they shall
have to the proposed purchase by said United States
OF said lands, by publication of true and attested
copy ofthe same application and of this order there
on once in each week for the space of four months
in the Portland Daily PRESS, newspaper published
in Portland, nearest to where the land lies the last
publication to be on Monday, the fourteenth day Of
Dated at Portland in the County of Cumberland
the seventeenth day of June, A. D., 1872.
c. W. WALTON,
Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court.
true copy of application and order of Justice of
Supreme Judicial Court thereon
Attest. D. W. FESSENDEN Clerk
ju18 1awTu 4mo