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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-05-19
state Of Maine.

CUUNTY UT fUNh' - IT II" =
CouSrY TRgAsuRER's 0rYIcE,}
Alfred, May /, 1865.
IN eonformity with Section Fifth OF an act Of the
Legislature Uf the State Of Maine. entitled IAN
act relating To fnes aud costs OF Criminal Prosecu-
tions." approved March 81 A. u. 1853, hereby pub
lsh the following list, containing the aggregate
a,n.unt of costs allowed In each case Of criminal
prosecutions at the County Commissioners Court
begun and holden at Alfred. within aud for the
County Of York, on the second Tuesday oil April,
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ESrIEE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ~ ALL CASES.
TIE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION


TIE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
wou cali attention to the fact Of Its being the original and
Largest Gin Association In the country. The business con-
tnuss 10 be coniuct In fair and honorable MANNER aud
large and greatly Increasing trade Is prof that our l
goods.
During the past year this Association has sent very
lare nunlsr ~ valuable prizes To all parts Ut the country.
These who patron,e W. win receive the full value OF tier
money! as arcs list Il worth less than Que Doh
lar retail, AMI there are No BLANKS.
Prte. dealing with Us may depeni on having pr,i npt
returns and the article drawn VIII he Immediately sent 10
any address by return mall or express.
The allowing PARTIES have recently drawn valuable prizes
from the Eureka Association and have kindly allowed he
use Of their names; -
Andrew Wlson Custom House, Philadelphia, Penn, Oh
Painting value 800; James larrayes, S2l BrOadsy W
Y on Painting value slOOj L. y. Jones, Blrrt Mar
shall Co. Kansas NelleOn value s2O0 Patrick d. Byrnes
Waterbury, CT, Gold Watch, value lis doiIsi j. n shaw,
2i Fast 9Th street, New York, Piano, value $685. Mrs
Chas J. Nevis Eimr y. T., Piano, value S3O0i Mis- Ln
cy Janeway Einlr, ~ ", Cluster Diamond Hing, value
slOO Mrs * Pennoyer City Hotel, Nashville, Tenn Me-
Islcon value sl25 Oscar VI. Alcn, TO- II, llsl Reg l
Vols Nashville Team, Watch, value $685. Rowland = Pat
tersn,. Co D. 10Th Iowa Vet. Vols, oil Painting, yalne
500; Mrs Abby l. Parsons Springfield, Mass Nelsleon,
value Sisa; james L. Dexter, City siryeyoT, Syracuse, "
" Coll Watch value $3.50; Mrs. james Ely Isl Wooster
street cR Heeker, New York, on Paintings value 500;
Mr. j. e. Css Crani Rapids, Michigan, Silver Castor,
value $40; Or. j. H. Sinclair Ne Main street, Utica, "
York, framei Engraving, value s2s Hon Luther DIT
moll Washington, ID. C., eli Painting, value Sl00.
Were we permitted, might all many names t. the
above list hut many persons ohcci to our doing, We
therefore publish names without permission.
Letters fuui various parties throughout the country ac-
koNesng the receipt Of very saAbls slls may be seen
ann a., Qairof
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U. s. 7.3O LOAN.

The sale OF the hrst series Of $500. 900 900 Of
the 7.ao Loan was completed; on the sist Of
March. 1865. The sale OF the second series Of
Three Hundred Millions, payable three years
from the 18th day Of June. 1865. was begun
on the istof April. Iahs short space of hir
~ days, orer One Hundred Millioas Of this
series hare been sold Leaving this day less than
Two Hundred Millions to be disposed 81. The
interest is payable semi-annually in currency
on the 18th Of December and 18th Of June Ivy
Coupons attached to each note, which are read
ily cashed anywhere. It amounts to
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Old Iron Wanted.

CASH and the highest price, paid for OLD IRoS
u CoppgR, LEAD, and all other kinds Ut metal, by
JOHN GAINES, ut his blacksmith shop on water
street, Saco. F,f,#I D. fr.. 50
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COFFIN JV:aREMOUNE.
SOMTTI5IN G. NTw. .AA


4 G. LIBBY, Sole Proprietor, for this city, Of
~ J. q. MERRfLLb Patent cecsn Lid-patentsd
March nd. 1861. This Improvement consists In
plate the lid turning back over The plate With
oorrcspontln NIX recess. The great advantage Of this
style or collins IL ~ exhibit the plate with the I'D
either open or closed xairsys showing the plate in
Its pioper place, besides adding very much 20 tho
beauty Of the colin. Hff n
Our Coffin Warcrooms were established In tass,
by request OF citizens, who have given II liberal
patronage, 10 whom We would render thanks for
past svors also. for tho liberal patronage Of this
Vicinity. No pains will DO spared 90 give ratisse.
tIon, and make this the Bsn coHR Ware E9abfish.
ms.f In this county. Az We are continually max
Ing new improvements. thing will be fitted mp
In the very best style. 80. 40 - 81 80
nIshed to order, ut our
Cenla Msaafactsry % Bacon street.
uf..rNE.l Ffh. fIff T.. q. LIBBy.
PH have the exclusive right OF sale In Did y
delard for fiskcp Patent Metallic Burial Cases. !
BIddefbrd. Me-. April. 1864. yIB
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.5S- Fares arc 6pe cent? isss when tickets are
purchased at the ONCE than when paid In tho cars
FRANCIS CHASE, 90
...It.. SUPERINTENDENT.
Portland, April ID. 1865: AelsM
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a true ' Attest. George II. Knowl.0u, Register


At q Court OF Probate holden at saeo, within
and for the County OF York, on the arst tuesday
hundred and slxty.avo by the Hon.E. Z. Bourne'
IN he petition Of John r. Rankin. interested in
" the estate Of sylvester Hatcn, late OF Wells IN
said county deceased, praying that administration
OF the estate OF said deceased may DO granted 70
ORDERED, That the petitioner cite the widow and
next OF kin to take administration, and give notice
thereof to the heirs OF said deceased and 10 All per
sons interested in said estate BY causing copy OF
printed In Biddei6rd, In said county, three weeks
Court TO he holden at Alfred. In said county
on the hrst Tuesday Of June next, at ten OF
the clock In the forenoon, aud shew canse,I any
they have. why the prayer OF said petition should
not be granted. ....- ~
~''a''0IRist. Attest. George II. xnowl,on. Register.
AT a Court Of Probate held at saco, within
and tor the County OF York, on the arst Tuesday
hundred and .iIty.dvs, BY the IIon.E. E. Bourne,
IiGNSSu NORTON. Adm,nis,ra.rix Of the Is.
III tate OF William Norton. late OF York, In said
county decea sed presented her nrst account
OF administration OF the estate OF sad deceased TOR
orssrsS, Tha, tho said accountant give no
tlcc to all persons interested, by causing copy
OF this order to DO Published three weeks sue.
cessively In the UHies asd JonrNsi. printed NJ
Biddeford. In said county, that they may appear
at Probate Court 10 be holden at Alfred,
In said county. on the hrst Tuesday In June
next nj ten OF the clock In tho forenoon and shew
cause. II any they have, Why the same shorld not
be allowed
Attest. George u Knovlton. Register.
p wedding Cards printed at this 0fico.
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pr s CHANCE To OBTAIN ANY OF THE ABOVE
ARTICLES FoR ON DOLLAR, by PCRCliAS-
ING A SEALED ENVELOPE ron IS CENTS.
II Five Sesll Envelopes win he s,nt for 500, Eleven
kr s2O0, Thirty Tor $500 six,y-dw br $1,000 One
Ihuslr,sl hr gIhOn
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House for Sale.

"a House IOr Ndlt.
hiS The subscriber offers for sale his
iiilH COTTAGE HOUSE , Situated ID on the inc
streets said house 10 IN perfect repair. containing
nine rooms, with both hard and solt water brought
in by puu,ps. There 10 q harm and shed attached:
There is @ injected with the lot finely cultivated
garden containing all kinds OF fruit trees such as
appie near. plum, &c.. gooseberry and grape vines,
all in hearing condition aud In the garden Is
Grape House 30 IL, with ~ foreign grape vines,
"a varieties, necarine and peach trees. Said house
and lot will be sold cheap II applied FOR soon;
~
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION +!
1876 & 1877 Broadway, N. York,

FIVE OIL PAiSrfSGs, E>dn,viSGs,
SILVER WARE, PING GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
AND ELEGANT JEwELRY,
consisting q
Diamond Pins, Diamond Kings, Gold Bracelets, Coral
FIersniins, Mosaic, Jet, Lara and Cameo Ladies
Sets Cod Pens RITA God and Siiusr Er'tn-
sion Holders, Siests Buttons, Ssfs Of Studs,
Vest y Neck CAaias, Plain aad CEASED
Gold Rings, Av, DC, raised at
100000
DISTRIBUTION l. plaie In the following manner,
CERTIFICATES naming each article AMI it, NALrE, are
placed In SEALED ENVELOPES, which are WI! mixei
ue 81 thee Enveoes containing the Certificates or Order
Or some article win be DELIVERED at Office, sent by
mail 10 any address, without regard 20 choice, On receipt OF
Is cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser viii what
Article Il drasr, and H. value and can then send Oar
siInr AMI receive the Article naue &c can choose any
other one Article on our List .. the sane value.
1-r Purhcasefs % cur SEALED ENVELOPES may In
this manner obtain an Article Worth from One to
Five Hundred Dollars.
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
which they need not pay for unit. il Is known what Is
drawn, AMI It's value.
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subscribe Quickly.

Subscribe Quickly.
Less than 5000 zoo, 900 Of the Loan author
lied by the last Congress are now on the mar
ket. This amount, at the rate at which It Is be-
ing absorbed, will all DO subscribed for within
two months, when the notes will undoubtedly
command premium, as has uniformly been
the case on closing the subscriptions to other
Loans. II nop seems probable that no consid-
cradle amount beyond the present series wil be
offered to the public.
In order that citizens Of every town and Sec
ton of the country may be afforded facilities
for taking the loan, the National Banks, State
Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the
country have generally agreed to receive sub.
scriptions at par. Subscribers will select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence. and
who only are to be responsible for the delivery
of the notes for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, Philadelphia.
May LIST, 1855.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the
First National Bank Of Biddeford.
So. Berwick Bank, So. Berwick.
9w2O
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LIST OF ARTICLES

rr To BI SOLD fOR ONE DOLLAR EACII,.u
r,iAsat regard 10 pdiRs, and not 10 be paid for until
Usa Inc d InAai you igiH receire. EACH.
10 Flplant Rosewood Pianos worth. S2j0OO Ia $1,000
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GOODWIN, HUNT & CO.,
box s.oS PoST ORrIcE, NEW YORK.

Letters Remaining Unclaimed
IN the Post 0alce at Biddeiord. State Of Maine,
the 18th day OF May, 1855.
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lifFyo,n Tha'NAW YoTk Tf;bmnnue.l 1

o"THE FIBsf AftosAG iytbs psas II tbs psGtrpII
lspn CY9mPsRS WHOSE and mapIsro BE-
BY. and ssaioisnt gusrsntes Of is future manage,
meu.n
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.Hf0 HVn Oh 1NE99Hls 'NJ nihilW h9iDo'EH
ada TO- VI i,re-t. s.trrlb 10 IgdUgn IfIut 9Hl
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paiioods oil l--.gc onBL .dnI .aTTgYAIAI
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lsOOU IlUIl 10 --- z ~ 1E GiNt
THIS ROUTE OFFERS THE ADvAN-
4 M ,tase Of Aihrough ticket aud aggsge check ,te
prSsess of @ Wishing $ Bst@sofs ssS PS aud
New York, at the cost Of New York ticket alone;
or the privilege Of visiting all Of the principal sea-
beard cities at tho cast Of Boston ticket alone via
Through tickets to New York can beprocursd via
9WeshingtOn City, atan additional expense Of -.
Trains leave Colurbus as follows; '3llso ..l.I
ago, A. M, EXPRESS, from Union, Dspot, via
Bss sS ksnRyyspA y ,cys Gentys RsyS,S a
p. NJ, Harrisburg at 2.45 Al M; baltimore at7:oO
p A, Mi Pqiladspbia ets,56 A. M 4 New Ork, via
Philadelphis. At 1900 n J New York. via Alien
A. so Gss Sss GtSs, 1 sew
Via Bellaire and Baltimore Ohio Railroad, arrives
at Bellairo at l0,4s A?M Grafton at 4:20 p. M;
Cumberland at $50 p. NJ. Baltimore at 7.4O A. NJ;
Washington City at $50 A NJ. This train arri, es
IN Baltimore and Washington City several hours
In advance Of any other route.
Bellaire and Baltlmore& Ohio Railroad, arriyes
at Beilaire at 940 p. NJ; Grafton at $40 A NJ (;
Cumberland at s:lO A. NJ; Baltimore at $40 p.
i0 NJ; Washington City at7sO0 T.. NJ. T. .caIHN
-Vis ellaife and Penhsyvania Railroad. arrives 1t
isSu1s BsaiIS 3 StG fs.s%TSs Bsngas ,i
\ Philadelphia AZ b;s5 p. NJ; New York, via Phiia,
deiphis, at i0:20 y. NJ. New York, via Allentown,
at 1900 Il. M su 800 BOON .Wa. Guior
Columbus and Zapesyille Accommodation leaves
4 COLUMBUS at5aS I. NJ; returning arrives at 100
4 iSs' Five train. dsily (Sundays esceptedS from
Washington or Baltimore. for Philadelphia and New
Sleeping SSIs;i Z cars on all night trains. .', ~,
']a j. w. BROWN, General Ticket Agent.
II. J. JEWE1 n, President. N
JAMS 0IS 0H- To fII..liu DOB ~ Aff .s. Il
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NO, LIABILITY TOSTOCKHObDERS

~ ONO .fI'I|T ~ UI.ITIIl IIIN NO UTHI
n ,bnoj o.uou .r1D ognGlO 9df 100 II 9sahi
5di bG. s.uoII rlGL mnJi t'8d Nng 9lim
slEif 0sucE j1Hpp opugTD 9il no 7odlo
O. hGpI QYr r-Hii lu uGpiHGrt 2i' ia .jrGT
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90 ;tFrom The New York Evening Expfess.l sl-.l
"Our telegraphic dispatches received to-day from
the Oil Regions inform us Of the striking OF 200
barrel flowing we'll on Cherry Run, NEAR THE FIRST
NArIoSAB BKrRoLEoM iCoMrANY's PRoPERrY.-
Cherry Run Stocks will bein demand tormonow.,.-
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IyIIW .UUIUr eNW lH2lr dsSI lIu "a fpJ y
ba. d1ol V9H nj lU0OLS ICi Dgmsni =,
,soleaqmoJ haRlguI WoL
-9rrW odi ZniTIom 2idt dJOla'o 'lHI IL
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oEAtle Kanai#7ha g Elk River River
PETROLEUMANDaMlNlNG-C0.
te ecsUBsCRiPTIONs TO BE1cLOSED.
Cash Working Cnpila1, $3.50, 600

We SUBSCRIPTIONS TO BE CLOSED.
IH1,Az,rIv rf rolL--L-. lirqKl T/arRi sld
Cash Working Capital, SISo, 900.
lovd .oI toigtsll III a72gn1ht 9hA -
gill oa ri osoiorFtoERs '"j 9sH III d ~.
0LIv FIR E.tw O0bI. President. 9nifDb i"o"9s
JAMES CRU UlkSllANK. Vice PRESIDENT 5}cG
CHARLESJ ]. MARTIN, iTreasurer.gy, a, y9nsio
JAMES WADSWURTH Secretary. ~, ~ van
e! r. BLACKWELL, Consulting Engineer and
4 General Superintendent iSi ~. 9Y'','"
|ot s)'nlTDI s'rilo rRusrERs:' :'aimc'97 t''''
Fo PAUL. N. isPoFFoRD y Of spofOrd 0iiissdnI q
Co., n, N,,Y.apfJ .H W .nniEpG
ance Co.. N Y. ''NV''1
Hon. .ROGERtAVERII.I,. Danbury. Conn.
Hon. ALBERTZ. CATLIN, Burlington Ytr
JAMES SCRUIKSflANK, IS Broadway, NY.
~ OLIVER e! WOOD, % Barclay street, N. Y.i7'
~ JAMES oWADSWORTH. Of James"W adsworth
4 Co.'s Cedar street, ,lYy1io slbt 70 pDfbii.G
JOHN w, STRONG, Detroit, Mich. n IN, srt,
j EDWARD M. MORGAN, 2Pi6e street, n. Y. -,
THE SUBSCRIPTIoNE 1850 NEkKLY
l. completed that it is intended 10 close ethesarns
on or before the 18th OF February. ,o,,ot
Subscriptions $3.50 900. Of which 5000 900 purchas
s,so ooo ;sth. an. :. IN - ~
Comnsny - =" IA .-o,4",,
psr valus ~ sbaros s,oo LAND, ,oo.t.d on N.
iiais Ksn.yba snd NIL R;vers tbs court;os ~ I ~
c;lmor .ra tpa Ior \ &c III iii ~
s;nn. - wv WsSt NJ V;,g;I,s = - To-. M N'ow%S w ~
p.osa.s"r R;sbs,ssoD m
~, 80, os H. We v;.a;,;. 81, ,.;ans n.
oil and gas snr;ngs along tbs hanks of
itSI streams 'obe0 Tnnicb vies With tbe fmM famons
.Ri,riSc Snt;ng, itssif ), l5Tu5i J7'&zFpr7E
3, Pr6lesso, stsnb ord NJ Nssu Fsyen sd5nn "a.
oorts. "Joonaids, ue,.ina, M nro,a,c{,o1ana
55s oa.5,ayino sno,ss uudArla n ere,,sisei., and
M lono ns, ~ cosb,rs,,nd 1,,,yoosn o pmninat'
I1d lods snLtbok soas or ,obich saalo bur,,itg az
air nd M S.oncl of iii j,sS,JM iii .ar;a1I
., ta,tru,s f,iza,aotf,rns M, i,.rt6ts9sisf Zpr,ri
B. NO do,,bt that ozo,,o ,our e1.r.ks and
tribstaries there Is, large ertent of Calua6A ,oi-
hrod,,c;d T5si g,,ro;jo,si a,nount Of
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OilIa6p Timber Glands.

.HJ4 OT GaRTTT7id HDN MA 7
TisHAyE FOH SALE DESIRABLEiOIL
a andy Timber Lands, situate inthe counties Of
Pike, Sclot9 and Adams Persons seeking invest
.Z1dTIN z SAM KENDRIUKsni
mch22-3m At Chillicothe, o.
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HOT AIR FURNAC GEES
PETER MARTINS
90 J,ol9c Patent Improyed ynbroisog
Hot Air furnaces,
FOR RUBLIC AND PRINATEdUS
! F0faWoodP or Coal,

THE ATEEifNiiDN ifN NJ s.as MnE !. tbsv coin bips
s, agsss =" suc
ceedeu IN pcrtcc.Y "h% nnS ;tsinsny sdyAntares
rvsr rmnd%u XIV nrdnars FnrnaceS. are: ,,,, "a
ss oYeTs sas sa o Se rso1ea to Keep II IN
.opeTstigp 81 I ,a,,, aA,.s a IN ;;tsho,9s nl,s
KSseIns .he r9Sms s,n, Natsss sSR sseR
out of doors, .I. .I,t!,tt, a. ihs,ti1r L.
Large kfr Chaiiibers, avoiding the contnenent OF
heat in heated walls and hot metal chambers. iiuoS
Improved Water Chambers, which keep ~, z
steady supply Of moisture. whi6h overeomes the
great objection 10 ordinary Hot Air FnrnaesSt 10
The castings are heavy, and strongly p9ltod tofs
gather, guaranteeing durability nnderany degree OF
heat. .,., .,o,ls ~ ,I,,,;,, n,,o,,,i
: PArticulnr attention is called 10 the Ebf-f
LATlAG ARRANGE MEE 1 81 this t,irnace, which
has been pronounced by scientific men 70 20 the II
tsBEST EVER MADE. y
ss xs Rvs,1 Puih,se FAfrantsd ID afye en tire sat-
isfsdtion,D .L.rn,. . ,n24. 4 ,.li 10 }'o1i NJ
f.t.t -REFERENGES;I q Al 80 llqH
Rv arrmndissiomn, refer 10 the following parties.
LhS hsys &s .Ea,,1aaes IN nae. t.' ~ PtrC1,J =
WIZ \ u 'Bsvey corner .John and Hopkins streets,
{,risInat; t's SSi'''S1 ~ '''N' F'''''
III .Pnth iICo 'St Nicholas. corner nrth and
'pp,DahNus,a nsta, IN, Txi,,a;nnst a;;n,sst ;''' =
Fn%Iaas FNnpS I'm strcet5 hsAr joan, Cincinnati.
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National Petroleum Co.
GOOD PROPERTY
.stgalvrG
~ for any and all persons to hold. u
rIFrom The New York Herald.i !.

sieua rtFFom The New York Herald.l . l3g
.. News has been received and abundantly con-
Ared from several sources. Of the striking Of anew
9oobarrei Weldon Cherry Run. sbovethe Reed Well.
"A AREw,RoDs FROM THE PRopERryioF TIE FIRST
NArfoitL PE1HoLEUMCoMr W llosiT9
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los yaiJ- MT! NoTRE DAME, RBA ADtso, Ono pi
,..,,.,, ,,,.I. rio November 2Oth, 1891, LIil
Mr.. MARTIN:-This is TO certify that We. tried the
Furnace you built for as and are satisfied with t!
Our rOo%s are 9nPly ssa,fsd Pr i97oihG bad
o.. -, - ours i.spYIiS ts YoIiSHisfERs NoTRE DAME.
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'pGIrSciSNArt, April aS, 1884! III
Having used, during the PAST winter. the Hot Air
Furnace manufactured and put up by Mr. Peter
Martin willingly testify to the very general salts
4>'.O J,,C. CJHIBERTSON,n
Dii.i l)lr:liNEu' , 3s6 West Sixth Street.
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I1ts,.

The distance from San Francisco to the southeastern point Of
chs japanese island Of MatsnaI. which has been spoken Of as a
good place at which 70 touch. 3 4,IOO miles; to Cape Ava, at
In. southern end Of Nippon, Is s.474 miles,; from San Francisco
The Whole distance 10 shangbas through the straits Of Matsnai
Thi. line once eztabHshed. 81 days viii be suhicIent to make
the circuit q the giOb@. As compared with the old routes,
Sea, the hurricanes q tL- Bay Of Bengal, or the fearful storms
which prevail in the straits OF Nsacca--S. r. Bulletin.
TIE COrTos sCPrLv QUEsuOs.-The recent grand successes
-h0Ie sspec, OF the Cotton question, and upset the calculations
,s ,,s 81 = s Up y III, 10y c1 nsyps, S Snn =, i iTie', n ,%
~. This 10 shown by The heavy decitns in the staple which
occurred b The British market last autumn, based upon o sup
Not merely dh The prospect q aniockras the stores Of Cotton
IN the South alarm Englsh spinners and spectators, but the
gloomy apprehension. The banking and money lending inter-
- became PGssss.ed Win a deep feeling Of diarustt, and the
abort staple falling in October to abou; half its value in July,
while long staple lost about one third its yalue. After this
Pelod'H began 20 y seen that the hopes CT peace IN TINS coun-
try by Northern Submission were premature, aud, with return
stock Of goods in the manufacturing districts, the tendency Of
prices has since Tor the most part been upward; The imports
against I,932.OOO in 1868. aud I,44j,OO in 1So2, while the
estimates for the current year are set down at from 100000 to
5000 600 bales This increase is expected from the East. as
me blockade Of the Southern ports, some weeks ago, was
acknowledged by English writers. to - much more rigid than
ever before, while at Nassau, the chief depot for blockade
runners we are told there : a suspension OF busiLess-the
vessels leaving Cor other employment. From Texas it il
assumed that there may be some Cotton received. but the
i iss5 ,Sss f Gq Isg4 from this source is expected to lie less in
1t : highly probablS that tn. capture Of Savannah and the
bearing on the foreign markets. II, a. reported, our Govern
ment has secured thirty old thousand bales Of Cotton At Sa-
vannah, u i quite likely that a large proportion will 60 10
Liverpool, thus Unexpectedly contributing 10 the British supply,
and foriug prices 70 n lover range. Nor IL L improbable that
this amount may be eary augmented by The capture Of cotton
A. ChArieston oS wilmington, and by the planters f9rwarting
their stocks to The newly captured ports for sale Combining
these prospects, u would appear In a certain degree prObabls
that, a. no distant day. We may not only have an abundance Of
Cotton Tor home consumption, at cheaper prices, but enough to
spare hr England to Increase her Indebtedness TO the Uaitei
States, aud thTs reverse the current Of Gold between the two
countries In this connection, .e may add, that considerable
shipments o. Cotton n now being made 70 Liverpool, to the
relief o. foreign ENchanges-N. Y. Shipping Last.