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The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29
NEW YORK.
Reported Oil Combination.


NEW YORK, May 2S.-It is stated that a
combination of the Prentice and Potts Petro-
leum Oil Companies has been formed, sup
ported by Boston managers of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company and the Empire
Transportation Company, and that this COM
Dination will be assisted by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, the object being to make
Philadelphia the principal oil centre of the
country. 1t is claimed that this com bination
will be supported by capital of over $50 OOO-
900.
Miscellaneous.
Ex-Mayor Lambert confessed to Cuyler's
church in Brooklyn last night that he had
plundered the estate of his widowed sister, but
he intends leading an upright life hereafter.
The sloop-of-war Hartford arrived at Port
Royal yesterday.
Several lager beer gardens were closed last
night and the bar keepers arrested.
James Monroe, alias Johnny Price, was
arrested on Saturday in New York on the
charge of stealing $4,000 worth of Charles
Carey of 943 Washington street in this CITY. i'm
April last. He is said to have been identified
by Mr.. Carey.
@. 7. Carleton, who absconded with abou t
half million, the fluids of the Union Trust
died recently in Peru.
The Tribune says that Artillery Sergeant
Albertson died at Fort Hamilton a few DAYS
ago from an overdose of Vinegar Bitters.
The annual decoration of the statue of Lin.
coin in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, took place
yesterday afternoon under the auspices of the
G. A. r. Addresses were made by Major
Ostrander, Col. Trowbridge and others, and an
eloquent address by Rev. Emery j. HAYNES.
Appropriate hymns were sung by public school
children. Some $4,000 people were present.
:. The Secretary of the National Rifle Associa-
ton, received telegram from Capt Mildmay,
Secretary of the British Rifle Association, that
the National Rifle Association will send a
United Kingdom team to Creedmoor this year.
This will result in probably the greatest rifle
match yet fought.
Judge Pratt has decided in the Calender
divorce case that a letter discriminating the
wife, forced from her by duress, cannot be used
IS testimony against her.
The late A. T. Stewart left $4,000 legacy to
VIM. Armstrong, clerk of that name in the
Ogdensburg branch got the money, and a clerk
OF the same name who left the firm few years
ago for Chicago on account of ill health. and
has since returned, has commenced a suit fol-
the money against Judge Hilton, executor of
the will.
A barge laden with petroleum was burned on
the river to-day. Two of the crew were killed.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29
GENERAL NOTES.
The Demands of Greece and the Reply of
the POrte-The Greek Cabinet

The Demands OF Greece and the Reply of
the Porie-The Greek Cabinet.
LONDON, May 27.-It is stated that Greece
has sent a note to the Porte, asking that the
same privileges be accorded Thessaly and
Epirus as to the Slavonic provinces. The
Porte replied that the only privileges they had
a right to were accorded by the constitution.
Greece then sent note demanding guarantees
A Turkish fleet now numbering 10 vessels has
arrived at Crete.
Later-The ministry were defeated in the
chamber of deputies to-day and resigned.
A large crowd assembled under the windows
of the royal palace to-day. Speeches were
delivered urging military preparations and the
formation of strong ministry. The King was
absent at the time.
ATHENS, May 2S.-The Greek chamber OPP
ened to-day. The opposition is very strong
and the positions of the cabinet insecure.
The Powers Determine that the Was Must
be Localized.
LONDON. May 2S.-Semi-official advces state
that Russia, Germany and Austria have agreed
that the Eastern war must be localized.
The Navigation of the Danube.
VIENNA, May 2S.-The semi-ofical Montags
none says, "The principle of the navigation of
the Danube is intimately connected with the
vital interests of Austro-Huugary and should
be fully respected by the belligerents Russia
concurs in this view and has given distinct and
reassuring explanations on the subject. Tur-
key has not and the orders given by the Tur-
klsh authorities are of nature to call forth q
decided protest on the part of Austrc- Hungary.
This country is entitled to insist that no diff
culties should be raised beyond the immediate
requirements of military operations, and that
such restrictions should not be extended further
nor remain in force longer than is strictly nee.
essary. Eventually they must be entirely re-
moved. Austro-Hungary is justified in ex-
pecting binding engagements from the Porte
concerning the freedom of navigation as prompt
and complete as those already given by Russia.
The claim Of the Porte that no vessels be-
longing to the European commission of the
Danube should hoist Turkish flags is impracti-
cable as the international character of the Dan
ube excludes the idea of placing it uuder the
sovereignty of the Porte.
Instructions in accordance with the above
have been sent to Austro-Hungarian represent
tatives at Constantinople and Bucharest
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29
New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, May 2s-Evening-Money easy at 2
per cent. on call. Sterling nominallY uhangeded.
Colo declined from 1869 to 1861 and closed at 106s
loans q per cent. and fiat. The clearances were
$l6,707 ,000 The customs receipts to- day $780,
600. The Treasury disbursements were $4,000 for
interest and $4,000 for bonds. Governments are
fraction lower in sympathy with gold. Railroad
bonds quiet with little changes in rates.
Stock market heavy and lower, prices declining
q per cent. during the morning under large safes
by the 28d street party of both long stock which
they were recently bulls and also for short accounts
In the afternoon on a statement from President
Scott of Penn. road that the fast train which had
caused the trouble between the road will be taken off,
and that no reduction in passenger fares have been
made; market recovering q q per cent. from the
lowest point, but portion of the improvement was
lost at close on reported wreck of a Pacific Mail
steamer. The closing prices were generally frac-
ton above the lowest Of the day with Western Union
Telegraph the highest.
Highest and lowest prices: Northwestern % "a
81; Northwestern preferred At q 49,; Rock Island
81 g 50; Lackawanna AZ q 4la Hudsan Canal 3sa
q 37s; Lake Shore 50A @ 4s3; Michigan Central Az
q 500; Morris q Essex 683 q 6SA; st Paul 19s @ 1885,
do preferred 49i q 49,; New York Central so q 905
Pacific mail 22a q 1913; Western Union Telegraph 63s
q 62s.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 1885, 900 shares including Rock Island 300 shares
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western 81 900 shares
Lake Shore $500 shares, Michigan Central $500
shares, ST Paul preferred $500 shares. New York
Central II 900 shares, Pacific Mail % 900 shares Yves
tern Union Il, 800 shares.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29

THE ASIATIC CAMPAIGN.
The Fight Near Kars.
ERzERoUM, May 28.-In the recent cavalry
fight ten miles from Kars, the Russians lost
$50 killed. The Turkish loss is not reported.
Nukhtar Pasha's Plan.
CoNsTANTINopLE, May ga council of war
asked Mukhtar POsha what his plans were. He
replied that there was scheme in process of
execution certain to insure success, and begged
to be left alone.
Saturdays Cavalry Fight.
A cavalry fight near Kars Saturday between
1000 Turks and 1000 Russians was stopped by
heavy rain soon after it commenced.
The Ardahnn Garrison Dispersed.
ST.. PETERSBURG, May 2S.-Oficial reports
from Tflis state that the greater part of the
Turkish garrison of Arabian has dispersed.
Some fled towards Batoum. The Russian
Erivan column is stationary near Surpohauts
collecting provisions.
Recapturc OF Ardahan.
LONDON, May 28.-The Daily Telegram has
the following from Erzeroum:
Three days ago reinforcemeuts were sent to
Ardahan to effect junction with portion of
its former garrison. We have just received
news that the combined forces by coup de
main succeeded in recapturing the town. The
Turks numbered 5000.
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Madame Titens is out of danger.
Marshal Cabrera is dead.
Robert Roy is the favorite for the English
Derby.
There have been heavy rains in Madras, but
they did not extend inland
The Times Berlin despatch reports that
Krysidiski, one of the leaders of the Polish re-
belion of 1868, has been sentenced to death and
shot at Warsaw.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fatal Accident,

Fatal Accident.
sAco, May 2S.-Elroy Nickerson, 10 years
OLD, Tell through the Front street railroad
bridge to-day, striking on his head fifteen feet
below. He will die.
y. j. Court.
BIDDEFoRD, May 2S.-The Supreme Court
at Alfred adjourned to-day for one week.
Decoration Day.
Elaborate preparations are being made for
the observance of Decoration Day, both here
and in Saco.
Death of Daniel williams,
AUGUSTA, May 2S.-Hon. Daniel Williams,
one of the Oldest and most esteemed residents
OF the CITY, died this evening at the age of 81
years and 6 months. He was five years select
man OF the town, was Sta te Treasurer, Judge
Of Probate, Mayor of the city, and was largely
identified with all its interests.
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ON THE DANUBE.

Russians to Cross June 10.
BUCHAREST, May 2S-The Russians will
cross the Danube June 10.
LONDON May ga despatch from, Galatz
says the Russians have measured all the YES
sells in the harbor there, stating that they will
shortly require them.
Unsucces.ful Attempt to Establish Batter
les.
LONDON, May pa Vienna despatch says
that the Turks have attempted for the fourth
time to establish batteries opposite the Rouma-
MAN position at Islaoz and the Roumanian ar
tillery have driven them away.
The amount of tribute usually paid to Tur-
key, about 10000 francs, has been unanimous
ly appropriated by both Roumanian Chambers
for the use of the army.
The Destruction Of the Turkish Monitor.
The Times Bucharest correspondent thus
describes the destruction of the Turkish mont
tor:
1t was one of the most daring deeds ever re-
corded A small detachment of Russian SOL
diers left the northern shore of the Danube, in
number of small boats The night being
very dark, they managed to surround the mon
itor without discovery. When they were final
ly observed by the sentries on board, the Turks
commenced firing in the direction of Matchin,
not knowing where the boats came FROM The
shots flew wide, and during the firing, several
Russian soldiers plunged into the water, swan
silently to the vessel and placed torpedo in
close contact with its bottom. After il had
been securely fastened, the men returned to the
neighboring shore. Tue monitor was blown
into the air, and all on board persisted.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 28.-The real facts of
the blowing up of the Turkish monitor are as
follows: Russian officers conducted the torpedo
to the monitor in open daylight and under fire.
One of the Russian boats was almost submerg-
ed by the explosion of the torpedo and another
was struck by a shot
Circassians Shot for Mutiny.
A few days ago number of Circassians in
the Russian service were sent home from Rou-
mania. 1t was represented that they were dis
charged on account of their lawless conduct
towards Roumaniaps. The Vienna Deutsche
ZeituEg now asserts that conspiracy was dis
covered among them and colonel expelled
from the army and five other officers shot at
Kragava.
The Rustchuk Garrison.
The Times Rustchuk correspondent writes
that the twenty odd thousand troops Of this
garrison are the perfection of soldiers, with
perfect faith in their bankrupt government, for
the chief of which they shout and Salaam
every evening at sunset.
MosIem Fanaiicisn.
The disorderly Moslem element is in state
of great fury with the Bulgariaus and foreign
ers generally. The Christians are frightened
to death lest some unfortunate member of their
faith should provide the spark which might
light up such glare as would throw Batak
into the shade completely. Even consuls have
to be careful of their lives. Proofs of the ex-
treme and dangerous tension of the relations
between Moslem and non-Moslem could be
given without end.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29
MARINE NEWS.
Loss of n Pacific Mail steamer-AH
Hands Saved.

Hands Saved.
NEW YORK, May 2S.-The Pacific Mail
Company have news of the total loss of the
steamship City of San Francisco on the west
coast of Mexico the 18th inst. Passengers and
crew all saved
The following despatch relative to the loss of
the Pacific Mail steamer City of San Francisco
was received by the officers of the Company in
this city to-day:
Merico City, Mag "a, from Acapulco, May 1S.
W. P. Clyde, President of Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company:
The City of San Francisco, in latitude 100 g.
north, and longitude $50 36i west, struck an
unknown rock May 10th at 918 a. m. on a
bright, Clear day, and sank and became total
loss in one hour and ten minutes. No lives
lost Passengers arrived at Acapulco this day
10 the Mexican gunboat Mexico. and leave for
San Francisco in the Costa RIGA on the Goth
inst.
(Signedl A. RosEMENA, Agent.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, May -Cattle-recepts OF 70, 1000 head
shipments $500 head; demand is active and scarce
prices 10 Is higher; Texas rs 90; tair to good
575 q 500; medium to good 4 So q 40; stock 8 80
@380.
Hogs-receipts 5000 head; shipments $500 head
the market is active, rmer and shade higher pack
ing at 75l@ 10; light shipping at 90 q 10; good
to extra shipping at 05 q 30.
Sheep-receipts small and prices range from 8 70 q
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29

j APAN.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 25.-Japan advices
state that the rebellion is being depressed.
Consul Van Buren, has returned from China.
E. T. Sheperd, late consul at Teintsin, China,
has been appointed assistant consul of the
Japanese foreign Office.
The gunbat Albert has received sudden Or
ders to sail for Australia, aud sailed from Yo-
kohama Immediately.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29

Secretary Sherman in a letter to the commits
sion, also dated the 10th Of May, approves their
custom house 20 Ter cent, and says the hours
of employment thereafter the 3lst inst, will
be from a. m. to p. NJ, and be strictly en-.
forced. Enquiry into the personal of each en-
ploye must be mainly left to the collector
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29

Sch Daylight from Gardiner for Providence, was
Ashore 26th, on the rocks of Dutch Island, leaking
1t was thought she would come off after dscharging
deckoad lumber.
Sch Maud Webster. from Bangor with lumber,
struck on the rocks Oft South wharf, Nantucket, 2ih,
and was left with bow several feet out of water when
the tide went out.
Sch Traveller. Hodges, from Jacksonville tor New
York, put into Savannah 18th leaky and with loss of
part OF cargo.
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| HAVANA. May 2S.-Sugar-hrmness has prevailed,
spectators holding aoot expecting an advance which
was established toward close. Clayed Sugars-No 10
No Is to 20 at 10 and al reals. Molasses Sugars
NO to 10 at II and III reals. Muscovado Sugars
inferior to fair II and 1T reals Centrifugal Sugars
No II and 10 in boxes at 1879 q lat reals in hhds at
IA and 144 Stock in the warehouses at Havana and
| Matanzas 174,500 boxes and $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29

SANDUsKY, Ohio, May 2S.-It was ofic;auv
announced in the Court of Common P Ieas ~
Erie county, Ohio, today that the grand Id iur ~
mao 1omna eleven INDUCEMENTS S for alleged en-
President of the. Cincinnati, Sandusky & CIeye,
land Railroad,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Portland Wholesale Market.

MONDAY, May 2s.-The markets are quiet to-day
and show little or no change. We quote Sugars
steady at 12sc for granulated and 1ac for Extra c.
Wheat is looking up slightly in the West, but it has
little or no effect upon -four as yet. Pork and Lard
continue dull with little no demand. Molasses is
firm and the demand is fair.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29

Rhode Island Legislator,

PROVIDENCE, May 2S.-The General Assem-
bly, meets at Newport to-morrov for the in.n
uration of the new state government for t5o
ensuing year. At the Senate caucus to-nisht
N. T. s. Thomas was nominated for clerk. and
at the House Caucus Dexter B. Potter of Cow
entry for Speaker, and Geo. L. Cover and
Arthur d. Payne for clerks.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29
Aurora BOreaIis.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 2S.-One of the most
extensive displays of aurora borealis ever seen
IN this section occurred here tonight. Commu.
nlcaaon was kept up for some time with New
Union telegraph wires, without the ns e' of a
battery. '"o use VI
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29

LONDON, May 2S-1.3O P. M.-American securi-
at 81.
LIVERPOOL, May 28.-12.3O M.-Cotton market
frm Middling uplands at sgd do Orleans at 1-l6d
sales 1900 bales including 1000 bales for specula
ion and export receipts Of cotton to-day were 1900
bales, including 1850 American.
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TUR IKE Y.
The sul.on Iu,eudiux "a Abaicn,e

The SULTAN Intending 10 Abdicate.
LONDON, May 28.-It is rumored that the
Sultan will soon abdcate. The ministerial
crisis at Constantinople continues.
Arrest of the Leaders of the softa Demon
strati0n.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 28.-Ismail Bey, a
former Governor Of Tultcha. who was sus-
pected of completely in the Sofia demonstra-
ton, has been arrested and exiled to Broussa.
Several Others have been arrested and banished
and seizures of arms made.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29
RUMORs OF PEACE.

Negotiations Said 10 be Going on Mt Der.
lin.
LONDON, May 2S.-The Times Bucharest
special says rumors of peace ale becoming more
clearly defined 1t is asserted that negotiations
are actually going on in Berlin for the cessa-
ton of hostiities. 1t certainly will be singular
if all these reports turn out entirely unfounded.
Some of them have actually emonated from
official quarters at Bucharest.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29
The PresbyteriaEs,

CHICAGO, May 2S.-The church board re-
ported to the Presbyterian Assembly to-day
that balance of $4,000 was in hand, and
that VIZ, 900 was wanted for the next year; 172
churches were built last year, and 45O churches
are without building.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29
Kase RaII.

AT phia-Athletics 6, Philadelphia
nothing
at Embellishments 6; Lowells 8,
At Providence, R.I.-Rhode Islands 8; Brown
University, none.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29

Sid FIN Monteyideo Apl "a, baraue Fila, Matthews,
New York.
for North of Hatteras; sch A Emerson, Emerson,
do; 10Th, Jos Souther, Watts. do.
Sid FIN NIatanzas 10th. brig Carrie Bertha Hail. for
North of Hatteras; Goth, j Merry Bradley do; ;
sch Edw waite, York, and Gertie E Morrow, Down
ing do.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29

| PROVIDENCE, R. l., May 2s.--The Printing cloths
market opened quietly with light sales at 43c for
/ standard and extra Ct x Ga spots and futures.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29

CARDENAS. Brig Eta M Tucker-49S hhds s.
tcs molasses to Geo Hunt & Co.; 4iO lbs sugar,
bbls molasses, IL doz jellies to Churchill.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29
DIED..
/ -ARINE N JEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,

Monday! May 2S.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Ball, Boston for East
Brig Eta M Tucker. Forbes, Cardenas-49S hhds 81
tcs molasses to Geo Hunt g. Co. Vessel to j
Willard.
Sch Flora Condor, French, Perth Amboy.
Sch Diadem, Gray, New York-coal to Randall s.
Sch P L Smith, Upton, Boston.
Sch George Edward, Weber, Trenton.
Sch Mary H Lewis, johnson, Seal Harbor.
Sch Adele Pray, Pray, Mt Desert for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York,-Henry
Barque Anna, GER siewartz, Cork. tor orders
Sch Sch b Abel, Hogan. Gloucester-Geo Hunt
& Co.
IFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Cienfuegos 18th, briggs Lizzie Wyman, Fosset,
New York; 18th, Henry Wing, Small, Cardiff.
Sid fm Demarara April oath, sch Sadie Wicott,
AT at st Jago 14lh. sch W A Farwell, Dzer, from
Ponce. ~ -,
sid 2oth brig NJ Mitchell, Caibarien Helen
Sid I'm St Thomas Ap 10TH barque Alex Campbell,
Bunker, Sagua .,
sid 10Th. brig David Owen, Chadbourn, st Thomas
2sth shin Ventus, Theobold, Tacoma; barque Gene
va, Gorham, Savannah; 10th, brig Callao, Leeman,
st Thomas
United States.
Sid fm Liverpool Goth, ship Ocean King, Freeman,
New York.
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MEMOIR ANDA.

Brig A Petteng of Portland. which sailed from
New York 25th inst for Copenhagen. Tor orders, ha
cargo of war material valued at $4l5,000
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY. youR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIdNAL)
OFFICER, Washington. DC,
May %, Il A. M.)l
For New England.
stationary or falling barometer. winds n,os+1u
from the south and west, stationary or biohar
temperature and clear or partly cloudy wealth
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Foreign Exports.
CORK. Ger Bark Anna-1S,457 bush wheat.
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fFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

BOOTHBAY, May 22-Ar, sch Sandy Point Grant,
Port johnson for Bangor, (and cid 26th)
May 24-Ar, schs Geo Shattuck, Carter, Rockland
for Boston.
May 25-Ar, sch Northern Light Orne, Boston.
May 26-Ar, sch Mary Elizabeth, DuntoD, Port
land.
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FRANCE.
More Changes of Projects.

PARIS, May 28.-The displacement of the
Republican projects, sub-prefects and other
department officials continues extensively
Nearly the entire number of the projects have
been changed. Three new ones are gazetted
to-day and So changes of union officials.
1t is understood that the additional changes
in the administrative staff will number ~.
Policy of the Le9itimists.
The Legitimlst newspapers continue to de-
clare that the party must maintain a reserved
attitude as MacMahon's government is influ-
enced by party motives The Legitimists can
only follow MacMahon in general comba t
against revolution.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-29

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to g
W True g Co.
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MARRIED..

In Cape Ellsworth, May 20, by Rev. T. P. Adam s,
Jas W. Lehome and Miss Frances A. Hayes, both OF
Cape Elizabeth.
In Cape Elizabeth, May q, by Rev. I. P. Adams
Aionzo 5. Taylor and Miss Alice T. Robinson both Of
Cape Elizabeth.
In Auburn, May 20, c. G. johnson and Miss Cora
A. Chamberlain.
In Union, May 0, D. NJ. Young of Warren and Miss
Emma +. Morse OF Union.
In Rockand, Nav 49, VIM. s. White and Miss Jen-
ME G daughter of Gen. Davis Tillson..
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Boston stock Market.
[Salee at the Brokers' Board, Nav 28.1

$4,000 Eastern R. 81 bonds. ............... 81
II Boston q Maine Railroad. ................. 94&
or AIdStcIu ndllIOdu, Of
Portland, Saco q Portsmouth R, ......... -@7O
Boston q Maine Railroad 7s........,.. q 111s
Sales at Auction.
$4,000 Eastern Railroad As, new bonds. ...... 81
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COMPREHENSIVE.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Dissolution of CODartnershiD

Dissolution of COpartnership.
NyHE copartnership heretofore existing between
Il the subscribers, under the firm name and style
Of Curtis, Fobes 81 Co., dissolved by mutual
consent the first day OF May 1877, by the retire.
will be settled by the remaining copartners, who as
sumo all liabilities. JOHN b. CURTIS.
CHARLES FOBES.
GEORGE G. FOBES.
LAMARTINE j. FOBES.
Notice.
The business of the late firm will be continued as
formerly, under the style of GEORGE G. FOBES
81 Co. my14d3w
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Rotterdam 25th inst ship Hazeltine,
Gllkey, New York.
Ar at Liverpool 9th inst, ship Samuel G Reed,
White, Portland, O.
SID Goth, ship Ocean King, Freeman. New York.
Sid fin Oporto 9Th inst, brig Eliza Norton Leland,
st Ubes.
Cid at Pictou 2st, barqne Anna Rich Rich for
Portland.
Sid I'm Bear River, Ms, 18th inst, brig Kaluna,
Crowley, Havana.
Ar at Port Mulgrave. Ms, 9th inst schs Sea Spray
Percy, and Frances Ellen, from Magdalens for East
port; Balance, do for Lamoine.