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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-24

NEW YORK. May 23-Evemng---Cotton dull and
Unchanged Tn sales 1850 bales; Middlng qplands at
g. sade h sase 6i ses o westerns sas
5s5 10 80; Southern at 30 q II 80. Wheat quiet
and better; sales 1900 bush No Spring "; No
String $; No Chicago 50 ST. Corr t shade
frmer; sales 1000 bush; ney Western 60 a 64c old
Mixed at i se White western s. sS Ss,e Reaf
quiet. Pork steady sales 900 bbls; new mess 16 Is;
extra prime a % g IA 3d. Laro steady steam Lie;
kettle 94c sales $50 tics. Butter quiet Ohio 90 a 26c
new State 2, q 81. whiskey frrner; sales 400 bbls
Western free at sec; State oslo. Rice steady; Car
bass Rio 1t u lssc in Gold McassesS quiet New New
firm at 46e Rosin firm; sales 100 bbls at 8 10 for
strained. Petroleum is strong; crude "a Oct; re-
fined 1890. Talow at 81 a &c.
Freights to Liverpoo are firm Grain per stean, Of
50 a 91d. Flour per sail Is Cd. N'
CHICAGO, May 23-Flonr quiet and unchapped-
became rmer and closed steady No 2Spline at aet
a 80 on spot; seller June 27t; 25l q / 3s seerr
July; No Spring at 36 q 36I; No Spring at / 1s
lover Mo- Mixed at 37a q 80 on spot; 3ssc saii
June; 42ic seller July rejected 36c. Oats are dull nd
declining No at ST g Slsc on spot; seller june 3la
Barley duh and nominal for No Fall; No 3 SnriII
CSC. Whiskey in fair demand and higher at sole
or seller June; Is So seller July. Lard is duIl and
nominal at 40 on spot or seller July. Bulk Meats in
fair demand and lower; shoulders &c on spot loose:
q
loose Bacon quiet and unchanged ' 'ao
5a@6. y - oorh
keceipts-7,ooO bbls -four, $4,000 bush wheat N :
600 bush corn $1,000 hush oats 5000 bush rye mo
bnsh barley, 10000 hogs " '"'A '9e' zoVo
ShipmeatS--5oO ops flour, 5000 bush wheat, 1o1
900 BUST corn 59oGO bush oats II 900 bush rye o0O
bush barley 5000 hogs. ' '"'" ise' oOO'
OISciNNATl' May 2S-Butter steady. Provisions
tirmer with an improved demand Pork nomuaIIy at
10; one. lngs light Lard quiet and generally held
ABOVE Quotations for regular trands stem at st g
Se Dc d current make kettle at &C. Bus osT ab
sides ST q 9c freely bid tor seller Aug clear sl erv
at 81; generally held a r. higher an roi ~ armer
shoulders at 7lc; sides q 9ic with jobbing sales
May 2sFem5 is sea Sy White IT. wabash
| TX. NJ WHIT Michigan II; AmDe1 michigan on
SPIT 81 seller 451c for spot seller Aug 47Ac: do
quiet hig bnver May 46c low Mixed 45c grade at
44e od FTeights duo Buffalo 81 q 4c to oswego
| q, 40 7c. to ri gston 7c 1 =
| ,nsh corn 2UUn bush oats.
Shirments-0000 bbls -four p 900 bush wheat Of 600
bush corn, 1000 bush oats.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK



NEW YORK, May pa Washington special
says thai the President to-day stated that Col
McKenzie's raid against the indians into Mex
lean territory was made in pursuance of orders.
and that our government was determined to
stop the outrages on the Texas frontier at all
hazards.
India, Attack.
Another Washington special says the war
department has information that Fort Abra-
ham Lincoln was attacked by 100 Sioux Indians,
May 7th, the troops losing three horses, but no
men. One Sioux was killed. Cavalry has been
ordered there.
The Presidents Proclamation.
A New Orleans special states that the procla
nation of the President was warmly endorsed
there, and it IS considered a harbinger of peace
by business men.
Various Matters.
There is considerable excitement among local
politicians relative TO the future Chief of the
Police. 1t is understood that the present chief,
Keso, will be removed and Mr. Matsell be ap-
pointed
The statement that petitions are in circula-
ton among the merchants of this city for the
removal of British Consul Archibald, are entire
ly without foundation.
Gov. Dix signed bill to- day, annexing a
portion of Yves chester County to this city.
Three dead bodies, all unknown, were found
in the river to-day.
George MatSeIl has been elected Chief of Po-
lice, and "Hank" Smith President of the Police
Board.
Gov. Dix has issued proclamation recon-
mending that Decoration Day be properly OBJ
served by the people.
The trial of DR.. Edward Brown, charged with
making an assault with intent to kill, upon
Sanford Murray, collector for New York Gas
Company, resulted in a verdict of guilty.
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WASHINGTON.
The Raid Into Mexico

WASHINGTON, May 23-The news of Col.
McKenzie's fight with the Indians in Mexico is
the subject of earnest conversation in off cial
circles here to-day, and revlves attention to the
many fragrant outrages of the past on the Tex
all border by parties coming frUrn Mexico and
retreating to that soil, after the commission of
accounts against the peace and property and
citizens of ths country. There are yet no Off
cial utterances regarding particular occurrences
on The general subject beyond the many remon-
strances and communications of this govern
ment which foam part of the history of Indi-
an outrag along the southwestern borders.
but gentlemen who possess full information up
on the subject have made it a matter of official
communication say unhesitatngly that the
time has now arrived when people who persist
in making forages upon the citize
United States, or shield the per
should be taught lesson.
The following is a text of the telegram re-
ceived at the Mexican legation from the Vice
Consul at Santonio. dated Thursday:-"I have
seen letters stating that on the 18th inst. Gen.
Mckenzie crossed the Rio Grande above Pie
dras Negras with 500 horsemen and attacked
Lissons Mascel eras and party of Kickapoos
killing 10, taking more than 30 prisoners and
capturing great many horses"
Gen. Sherman as long ago as 1871 in letter
to Secretary Belknap sad "these sudden erup-
tions from Mexico have been of frequent occur.
renee, and the Rio Grandee being fordable give
the Indians certain and safe retreat as we
cannot properly cross the border in pursuit.
Mexico ought to be liable for acts of war done
by Indians owing her allegiance, and our peo-
ple charge that these Indians are not only par
doned, but that horses and cattle are openly
sold in Mexican towns beyond the Rio Grande. u
Treasury Balances. u.E
The following are the Treasury balances to.
day.: Currency "a, 336, 93S: special deposits of lie.
gal tenders for redemption of certificates of de.
post $2S, S75, 900; coin $74,621, O6S; including
$26, 1897, 100 in coin certificates; legal tenders
outstanding 1856, 353,70S.
Treasury Operations.
The following is the official statement of re.
ce'pCs aud expenditures by warrants of the
quarter ending March 81, 1873
Vet Nes receipts from Customs, $4,000, 01S 81
lands eeaI exyeen9e, $24, 262 1880; sales public
n13 a, S9ii ooo %; miscellaneous sources, So
77Z3s565; total, $s3,57S, 679: loans and treas ea
nry notes, 1891 100; total receints S1o6 o67
49, Net balance in treasnrv Poo p 1873
$107, 780, 545 49r total 1891 75o a,t &C. Oh toI
penditures for civil and mises1ia 49. Net e e1
$3.50, 519, $50; Indian and neps;o navy dept
$1,577 $3.50; Pensions, Sc. 3i3 o9o u, Indians
ums on bonds purchased, 1886. SIS dc. preml
on public debt, $35.6l4 1924 SO; total e lnteres
1920. Redemption of loans and S sra, ,ooo,
notes, purchase of bonds or sinking md ea o.
569 1877 40; totol net expenditures S16 400 S3d
60; balance in trea4ury March 81 1879 COZ co..
SO; total, S234750 1924 49, %'0'
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interesting Particulars of the Situation
Capt. Jack n False PrOphet-The shack
r~-y family Present or Accounted for
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BATTALION DRILL The battalion drill by
eighteen men from each of the six miiit a
companies in the city, took place in front of
the City Building last evening under command
of Col Mattocks. A large number of interested
spectators were gathered about The drill was
gone through with in fine shape, and reflected
great credit upon the companies, many of them
new ones, which participated.
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The Cause of Preside Il Grants Procla-
nation

NEW York, Mas PA special says that the
cause of the Presidential Proclamation relative
to Louisiana affairs, was caused by dispatches
from Gov. Kellogg to the President that he was
reliably Informed that in the county parishes
there were virtually armed organizations to har-
ass the State officials, embarass the State gov
eminent, and keep up strife until the meeting
of Congress. @
A New Orleans special to the Times states
that delegation of leading colored citizens yes
terday had an interview with Senator Carpen-
ter. who informed them that he was utterly OPP
posed to new election, and that he heartily
approved of Judge Durells decision under the
enforcement act F.r ID a. -j
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THE FLORAL FEsTIvAL.-Our young peop,1
are ready, and one week from to-ngh' We s
have the privilege of hearing the pLom W
tn " have been preparing during inc piese' '
mo th. The first thing of the k'ninpver I Ut
hundred singers dressed in white, WIN De wo' tn
looking at and we have no doubt will be won b
I;stani9o to. Announcement will be made n
Nrond ,y'S issue.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-24

For Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Indiges-
ton, Depression of Spirits and General Debili
ty, in various other forms, FERRo-P HosPHoRA-
TED ELIXIR of CALIsAYA made by CAswELL.
HAZARD & Co., New York, and sold by. all
druggists, is the best tonic. As stimulant
tonic for patients recovering from fever or 9TH
err sickness it has no equal. If taken during
the season it prevents fever and asue and other
intermittent fevers ss may21-4wt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-24
The Haydn. and Paine,. Ora.orio

We understand that Mr.. J. X. Paine has ex-
pressed himself as exceedingly pleased and sat
isied with the manner in which the Haydn As
ISOLATION sings the music of his oratoro, which
he now hears for the first time, He is also
greatly gratfied by the perfect sympathy, tn e
insight and vigor with which Mr.. Kotzschmar
has entered into the intention and thought of
his composition; aud the fine phrasing shading
and tempt, that the Haydns have acquired an
der his admirable conductorship. OF one of the
numbers of the Orotorio, How lovely shines the
morning star, (which was sungat the Boston .Ju-
bilee of last year, we hear that Mr.. Paine says
that among the many choral societies which at
that time he instructed in its rendition, the
Haydn Association stands prominent for It's
purity of tone, delicacy of shading, and truth
of expression. The performance of juno Sd,
promises to be a very real and important sue
cess, and an occasion that will do honor to the
gifted composer, his native city and the per-
formers who interpret his work. ..r
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-24

BARNUM IS CoMING.-Yesterday m, ,rnin G
Barnum's advance corps began the W ork of
erecting the seats for the big show on the West
ern promenade All the little boys usual ly "
ing around loose about town, may be found dur
ing the next four days experimenting the e.,ec-
ton of these seats.
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METROROLOGICAL.

PRoBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FouR
sal - f HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
lvt May %. Up. N)}
For New England
and Canada falling barometer, warm and part
ly cloudy weather with southerly winds and oc-
casiolal rain. For the Northwest and upper
lake region and thence TO Missouri and Ohio
Valleys rising barometer, fresh northwesterly
and southwesterly winds, partly cloudy aud
clear weather and lower temperature will pre-
vail, and the conditions indicate occasional Sc
we're local storms. For the Gulf and South At
lantic States southeastery Winds warm and
partly cloudy weather. For the Middle States
low barometer, rising temperature, southerly
winds and partly cloudy and clear weather,
with possibly occasional thunder storms along
the Seaboard rs cal d FL l-.' r
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-24

Posi- BoswoRTH.-Ata full meeting of Post
Bosworth held last evening, it was unanimous
ly voted to accept the invitation of Congress
Square Church to attend service there in the
morning, and similar invitation of the Free
Street Church to attend there in the evening
The order of Post Commander Yeaton is pub.
1isbad elsewhere.
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE NORRIS PRESIDING.
FEDAY.-Frank Kane. Search and seizure. Dis
charged. Frank.
Frank Kane Search and seizure Discharged
Frank
Samuel Nowlan. Search aud seizure Fined $780,
Appeale Williams.
Samuel Nowlan. Single SALE Fined $780, Appeal
ed. Williams.
James Woods. Search and seizure. Fined $780,
Appealed. Williams.
Richard Collins. Larceny. Sentenced TO the Re
form School during minority.
Charles II. Goddard
Patrick Tobin. Search and seizure. Fined $780,
Paid.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New Work stock aud Money Market.

NP" orA ~'oc't nh" mn "a
New YORK. May 80 Mornimo.-God 117s Money
at per cent Sterling Exchange long, 100; do short
no. Stocks steady. State stock dull.
NEW YORK. May 23-Eoenthd.-Money closed on
the street within per cent. as the rate to stock
brokers' Sterling Exchange dull at 1883 q 1903 for 60
days and 1923 "a ITO for ght. Gold active and de
cidedly firmer and advancing from 1175 g 11ss q
ISL. There was large buying by strong parties AMI
ssbull'' account. The Germans have latterly been
heavyseers and large short interests have been made
gress; loans were made from a per cent for car
Tying The clearances were $4,000 900. The Asst
Ire isurer disbursed Sl53 600. Governments strong
and hober particularly for $685. in which there is
said to be large short interest. Business has been
comparatively small owing to the he limited supply Of
any r5und lots State bonds quiet and nominal
Stocks opened firm a, last nights prices but by noon
were OH a per cent and the market was even
duller than yesterday. Pacific Mail was most eccen-
trio. The market closed dull and steady.
w. toIIau,,no ,var- tina uuola.tons OF Government
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HOSPITAL ADJ will bave been observed
by our readers that the operatives in many of
the manufactures in various portions of the
state with commendable zeal and liberality
are contributing the value of days work
each TO the Hospital Fair If all such estab-
lishments in the State would follow this gen.
erous example the hospital would soon be in
| successful operation.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements. To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture-F. o. Bailey & Co.
Plated Ware, &c.-F. o. Bailey & Co. ~ M.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Music Hall-Divorce.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Benjamin Kingsbury, Jr.-Attol ney at Law.
Particular Notice-James Gould. 81
Holbrook's Stasonable Novelties.
Wan'ed-FuIler IL Harding.
Hot Pork and Beans-Rice a. Caderwoou'
Coopers Attention.
New Coffee and Spice Mills-I. J. Grant G. Co.
Governor Dana Estate for Sale. r
Reward of. S500-LoriDg 81 Thurston.
Board Wanted. T
Real Estate-F. G. Patterson.
10 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Boots and Shoes-T. e. Moseley & Co. ~ f,a1g
Loring's Vegetable Specific. 10
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CABBAGEs.-Last season large number OF
cabbages were raised in the vicinity of this city
and marketed here. On Richmend's Island,
Casco Bay, Nelson Wheeler raised 10000.
Charles Jordan of Sperwink River Scarboro'
brought to market $4,000 to 100000 This plant
flourishes the best in the vicinity of salt water
being originally marine plant.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-24

Doors AND SHOES have such influence
on the understanding that no intelligent, per-
son desires other than the best. T. E. NOSE
LEY & Co., 293 Washington street, Boston, Of
fer to ladies, gentlemen, or children, the finest
assortment of goods for footwear ever shown
in New England 'e'5
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICES

JOHN S. HEAD, ESQ.,, cured a valuable
horse recently, of severe constipation, by the
use of LoRING's VEGETABLE SPECIFIC. Loring,
druggist proprietor. Price $L0O Trade sup
piled by Philips & Co., and Perkins & Co.
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Some Shootinr.

BUFFALO, N. Y, May 23-Consderable ex-
element prevailed last evening, relative to a
shooting affair between Col. r. E. johnson of
the United STATES Army, commanding at Fort
Porter, and DR.. Perkins, regarding an alleged
wife. Shots were exchanged. Col. johnson
receive two flesh wounds. Popular sentiment
is against johnson. 49,.
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SecOnd Day. "wednesday, juno lth
No 8. Purse 800 for horses that have never
trotted better than So to be trotted under sadd
$50 to first, $50 to second $40 to third.
No. 4. Purse SEQ, free tn all road wagons, wagon
and driver to weigh 800 lbs: $3.50 to first; SIS to
second, S25 to third,
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Househo' d Furn,,,,. :,

IN THURSDAY, May 10Th, at 10 o,cloct =,
" W. shall sell at ouse No. rs Spruce ra,1a ~, ~
Emery street, the Furniture in sail hon,e ~ o.
ing in r,a OF Parlor Furniture in Hair t,ialb AL
Green R'pt, Brussels and Ingrnin Carpets. Cenier
BRACKETS Parlor Coal Stove Green Rept ami Isc,
Curtains Black Wa It and Mahogany Chambcp
Sets, Beds:eads, Bureaus, Sinks, Chairs Crib Hair
Mattresses. Feather Beds, Hat Tree Dining able
Crockery Glass and Silver Plated Ware, Cook Stove
Refrigerator together with the entire Kitchen Fur
nit re. e. SOB
Rack.
F.O. BAILEY e. co. Aucfioneers.
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GONE FIsHNG.--Gen. Ben. Butler arrived
IN town on the night train Thursday, and pass.
ed the night at the Falmouth. Yesterday
morning he left on the Grand Trunk for Beth
eli on a trouting tour. The popular belief is
that all is fish that comes into his net.
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w. G. BECKETT, 137 Middle street has just
returned from Boston with another lot of fancy
coatlngs and pantaloon goods, which will do
you good to look at, and more good it you pur-
chase them. G may23-3w
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wbca, ac 4, may 23-Flour quiet and nncbanoel
WE. az s, and higher; extra Wbte oc ~
" niee a. oot g 81; Amber Micbi.an az 10
at 414c. " ''c' oats are in good
Freights dull and unchanged; to Buffalo a.. - q.
wego s. hao &c; TO o.
Receipts--,0O0 bbls -four, 1000 bus,, w,o,,
bush corn, 5000 bush oats ""e''' o,oOo
Shipments -2OOO bbls -four, 1000 bush wheat . 49,,
bush corn, 0,0O0 bush oats. -'V''
CHARLt.roN. May 23.-Cotton steady; Middl,py
SAVANNAH, May %. Cotton quiet; Middlng up
lands at 1890.
MOBILE, May 22.-Cottop dull; Middling uplands
17ac. =. Az,
new ORLEANS, May 23.-Cotton nominal; Mid
ding uplands Is q Isle.
European Markets.
LONDON, May 23-11 80 A. M.-Consols opened at
93s for money and 93s for account.
American securities-U 5. 5-20's 1865 old, at 9l3
do 1857, 94s do l0-iOs $50 5s s94. Erie Rail-
way at 49a.
LONDON, May $500 P. M.-Consols closed I'M
changed.
q, American securties-U. S. 5-2os, 1867, oi!. Erie
LIVERPOOL, NaJ $500 P. M.-Cotton closed
steidy sales 120uU bales, including 1000 for specu
lation and export
95k.
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DIR. URANN who has made SO many wonder
full cures of cases supposed to be incurab!e, will
be at the Preble House every Thursday, Friday
and Saturday for the present. All should see
him. apr28-tf
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LoTHRoP, DEvENs & Co. have the new China
board shades They are great improvement on
the old style rustic shades. Call and see them.
No. 81 Exchange street. may15tf
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STEEL Knives and every description of Table
Ware Plated, or Rcplated in the very best man
ner at short notice and at a reasonable price, at
Atwood New Rooms, q Market Square. -
ilR ne i. y . b. --at lD -as .-- fal,os.aa6ffl
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VASES and Bouquet Holders for Cemeteries
and Public Gardens. Send for price list
Nutter Bros. & Co., 20 Market Square, Port
lend. may9-tf
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1T will be seen by an advertisement elsewhere,
that the fine estate of the late Gov. Dana, at
Fryeburg, is offered for sale. y ose .-e5.-l i
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-24

The valuable wharf property which was to be
sold to-day at - M, by f. 0. Bailey & Co.,
has been withdrawn. = ~ ~ tAAieNAA
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-24

i WE have added store IT'S Fore street, corner
Exchange, for custom clothing, and can show
one of the best stocks of woolens for gents
wear in Maine. GEO. w. RICH & Co.
my3 Sim
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Now is the time to have your window screens
made. Lothrop, Devens & Co. have received a
large quantity of German linen and cotton
gauze, green wire, &c. No. 81 Exchange St.
may17tf
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Hostile moy ye n,s Of the Indians.

VIRGINIA Cry, May 23.-Settlers who arrlv
ed at Elko yesterday. from Spence Mountain,
Northern Neayda, report that Indian affairs
there are reachiug cris s. Twelve Snake Indi-
an warriors from Fort Hall, Idaho reservation,
arrived at Spence Mountain few days ago,and
held a council with the Soshones Soon after.
the latter appeared painted and dressed in war
furnaces and buying ammunition. They have had
war councils ever since, and have notified the
citizens to leave or they will have their scalps.
The Soshones are familiar with the Modoc
movements. Great alarm prevails in camp, and
many OF the settlers are leaving There is IA
strong impression here that general Indian
oetbreak is being planned.
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No. z. Purse $500 for horses that have never
trotted better than 2:3S two miles and repeat in
ness; S175 to first, SIS to second, $50 to third.
No. Purse $500 for horses that have never
trotted better than 1885, $3.50 to first 500 second
$50 to third,
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Boston q Maine and Eastern COnsOlida
j Ettr tiOn bill Reported.

Boston, May 23.-ln the Massachusetts SEN
ate this afternoon bill was reported for the
consolidation of the Eastern and Boston and
Maine Railroad companies with power to make
through road to Halifax. The capital stock
fixed at SIS, 900 OOO -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-24

ALWAYS send your friends to Geo. w. Rich
& Co. for clothing my3-1mS
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THE largest stock of Clothing n Portland is
at Burleigh's, SO Middle street. ..-s...
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very low, at George w. Rich & Co.'S, 173 and
175 Fore street. ...--r-..z % my3-1mS