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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-17

Advertisements for tho wxxLv unssrp must he hasdsH
10 before O'Clock every "wednesday evening u, CIR
eulsiion among tho entsrprising msshanscs f.rmsrs
merchants Manufacturers and gentlemen throughout The
country q Increasing very rapidly Advertisements In
ser'ed the wKsk HERALD will thus 10 seen By large
portion Of the and energetic peops Of the Uni,s1
Stat~A
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polio. In,.iiIren,..

rnErE PAST YouNn Hrs-sLiE4ED rHEFr 90 TtvE
THOUSAND DOLtkEs M GpLp.
DAVID n Rng, James Dave AMI wa. powues, inter.
.ng and intelligent yosaz isi ~ year ~ aga. nsfs
ooort before justice HoTsn 81 ne Totna. yr'isrisy
afternoon. BY dsssctlrct Farisy srd DIrsnhuy. 10
charge of having siolsn United States osrii1css q
dsrsat for IS 600. payable 10 gold. from ne arm u
Menp Morrs Bn ns ding bssinssa a No nfoad
street Wins. u spear. srrasd 10y n ibs en-
rioy n TIE arrr ana 90 ne i0,h nrL ~
ttnssd With the lcsis fot ihs puffs - fssfsfng
IN. safne u Hesrs Har1h -. y Val stree ~.
sieai III shrh hoaeref 30 rsi the 0,hsf hoys W ~
t,sirtrssut anf dsfrsrsf g. hen ~ scais ~ih
~ uuass.asd rr that ths5 sAolh eoaTsr a ate ctsh
mae" ,,,..-.i f.s roid thssts N 90 etch nsm
The once cf ths iniisi states Asalnt fffalf-f nnd
insieaA ~ driinr me pfe 81 Nih hihS. ..o,h.ng
~ avr,snssi. mgy paved f.i,s pr iostH'ed she
check as Ne ffsi train fof ~ isdsiIhiA kfng
being rust-cis1 go gssatgnsi eoEesfsing tte nat
yl,ius d % b. oosfsdsFatss who iramsaistiy afisf
wsr rarei f9r III QuAsrf Cty Dstfetvss fafisy 90
pg.rh8nry stared ~ Fbuafslpha. ard Hlscosisa 10
ssos-s ils oaicsfs foabd tG0o IN soid ssd $50 n
T,aasafy natss rhs taian,e u the money hsd hafn
.'.,s nagsa Ia<sss ,hsss % iar ,rsi Ds's i,,s a
> rstharns rrss' King a - Hsafy s's-' 80 passa
. ~ unvtf sffee
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Hrpr,ss coup@nr's o@os, No ~ afoa1-sy. sn4 ssTs
hin vhsi parporisi ~ b. r1sst % ibs tiy bsak ~
Hartford. Com, for szss ~ sn-n ~ lea hsurssry,
eiamlnr - b. TssssfFf of ths rrs1srs tnfafases cs
pany a Hartford. dssirng kn - rsnf ~ ths,f
"a ~ oolisosa, aaying b vpsa ss1 $3.50 ~
TIE u1rry T1se ctls~t blns flnrilfftd rfnaihei
vsa fr1slsei By NJ foiHbt 80 rave oIhtnsi
= f~sra far a. Tbs chse8 fcfvEisd To- eoais,tcn
xnd Ne itth insiAni ~ Coins fsssifef siefafs
essts,eh ffom "a Pf,s6sni q ~ or ba.k u Hsr
ford stailns thsf tbs ehe~t fgffsfy Yesterday
Esns siras o flonnsl ass Hsnns@ry ctilei A. ~ a.
rr~.s See sef essnss8sd bs fnorsJ wtuen ~ g.
tslps1 sad afs.~ssf ~ o1cef OtfnDn, u BspsfssJ
eqasf NJ Collins srrrnfan~f Ne pffveef " ~
T1-nts sst mNfs a corriNsi sgtins, ~ pstsynff NJ
Ed~.a c isAss, a. s'e' 4 Ne rDt.s'ssAs iSs~f
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The Murdcrers Terrell and Wfthers Ae

LoursvnLs, KY. April 10, 1893
Tho notosiovs muricrcrs. Terrell AID wtsher-, wcsO
rescued from spencer county jail FRIDAY morning. ~
party OF armed men In disguise, who threaiensd
the M u tho tailor has rcfuos 10 unlock tAs celia
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The Second Avenue Railroad.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEw YORK, April TO, 1900.
In reply 10 the offer OF John O'Brcn Esq, Treasr
OF the Second Avenue Railroad Company, published in
your paper of this morning, to sell the property and
franchise OF said road, beg to state that OF
party in Wall street who will accept the offer OF nr.
o. Bren provided tho stockholders will put tho stock
what has them and tho bondhodcrs what they
have paid for their bonds and TO bind the purchase
will place In the hands OF any banking house--hs
not Q: ,eped-onc hundred thousand dollars that the
purchase shall be compiled with In ninety davs for
feited And by giving publicity to this you will oblige
j. b. MACY.
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f. grained Toe night BLOOMING cKKHuE, q rHA.
LON SON exquisite ever tsa-f from
the petals Of q flower q material. us Cereas
Orandroa 10 the fragrant floral prysst u u w.-
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A.A.-MotcaIfe'. Great Rhs atfs Ron
edy IL truly The wonder of The Gases ~ shenmsisA
ha~d ibs sam ~ tr nrt dnrs ~ bfs city have
cOfarlseiy curcf b. feu dpsea and 10 lnfiihY
ffffny
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A.-ftsh. fteb.--swsyne'. Ointrnsst
fails Cufs bttrf aaii rtruua aaH heSl. al skis
diseases. Noii ~ DEsAs BAHsI.a a 60, y f.ss fsv
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D, uIshnsfrs srrsp.-iTnsss -ae hssp
A sfItff, sssd ffkr n ftaffa
UENAs HAHsrr Co y raft fss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-17

Pr s,deni Brsce In IN, chair.
Alderman MoGNSEss, by unanimous consent, offered
the following preamble and resolutions
whereas failure OF the sevcral city railroad conpa
mics 20 afford The nedfnl facs Tor travel between he
between such railroad COMPANIES and some % their
emf Is po.uns ges, aar i,al. loss ., n.e ~
of citizens NhO have been accustomed daily
impeSI,cy demands thai TIE daaaes now existing should
De imuedey reno and that M positive anu ephaic
Biz Of such dlsrsocig state Of affairs a. has
n'Is .'s m. n % srver iacaea
liable dae prgat and surln has been indicted upon
imperative duty of the city authorities At once 70 Inter
pos b. een ihe ealpaee cnat % ihes 's,, eorpors-
vt vested IN the mlniep. gorernmeni IN he suppress
the uc amt BY making q manifest ia sum
.. wN BRING these onrsnies 20 realizing sense o. tnelr
IN between caqal and abof. be- Il therefore
Resolved That the street Commissioner be and o. hereby
or rropcr OF the several ciiy railroad
PAM, o. once 70 .sas Ine sanps 2, ,ss usual ~ %
reiusl - NEGLECT . comply VITA such notification inne.
the council 40 tie corporati5n who il hereby anlarSed
dilc,o Immediately thereafter y insta,e the ncces.
conoi,y u the city u New YORK 10 st aside ana abro.
pan refusing eonpl, with sub notification And
Res1s-d Tha, TIE Counsel the Cooperation b. and be
hereby authorized and drcced 70 examine the grants
mad. >, the city 20 the several nairad comIsne-
direction contained In such grants In respect 20 the
tim AID usnner Of rgnnss se .ad s,s ga nat ae
sponsc a. public earrier- and such otasr facts recon-
nenda0n~ and Suggestions IN connection with their nspen-
dur ne pss few days IN bis opinion. will tend 70
acauani ubc with th6r rights IN such emergencies
oterw.e occurrences such d-sraceful procsdlng
have the acts Of the several CITY Railroad on.
sYmmcdaton hsreoforc enjoyed BY All our citizens having
occasion TO use the cars Of the said companies
On notion tho first resolution striker out, and
he do, A amended. adOptod
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Improved EiiiTat Hoax r.ssk sfissh
ss-.ss Na.ts.. ErFi.sE 81 bvs4s-sf
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Action OF the board OF Couueumen.
The Board me, yesterday afternoon, President Green
IN The chair
Nj Ksuooa offered the following preamble and reso
fulton
Whereas the citizens Of the city OF View York pay
ally two dollars and upwards for the sup
po ~ police protect them In the enjoyment of
<her hfe and property and whereas aid pos Lorce are
rrquirrd BY law u extend their proeciicn equally 70 All
and whereas city railroads for the rmst few days
rercvrd the Of aid force " the erciuson OF the
cukens % sid and Whereas disnctons are nvidous
ehereiore
Resolved. That Police Be and they
hereby requested dstrhute the under their
snd IN such viii general pro,scon 70 All
sod rpecia AID and comfort
Mr. Rcs<srs did think u out Of place for police
so 10 be placed on cars or the protection Of citizens
end mentioned an instance which came under his own
abservsi'os -hsrc driver wa bruially rsalsd Ubioh
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fIov. sswt-s tfssht-s Company
rffAsuoNH D. rrsstss o. an rf1tf-ay Axsnss .sss.f
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A.-Royai Havana and Az Legal Lot
t-ry .rf-fa lG-d CLUB. Brsssf. t4f bfa.sfssy.
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Action OF the board OF Aldermen.

The Board met at two o'clock yesterday Afternoon,
Pr sideni Brice In the chair
Alderman McGHSFss, by unanimous consent offered
the following preamble and resolutions
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p.-~rrs. = Rsfssssts u rsfs 80 nsrvsll~-.
rsssif uuN HsFD.s f'atfa HefHs~f 1872 e9fss Prs
- fs~ gsrrsaas fisfa Nsft4s fise4l~s. ~ Al ~.
tftf a. Hfaal - efuf LIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-17

DsHs.ss Pfss s.d nsrgiss Proof ssfss.
Lsfr. sassftusai a q NSfsT "freN sofsf % 'HH"<>
~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-17
A ReIlnbis ftsmsdy

y HeIInbIs fttWfuD
for etp-ing with children viB ss
found 10 B.o~us vRRsigrGE OOvYirs. Worn fossn-
g.. when ~. piss.t %, Taste ss oil fcf.-.
h. t4ss them
ne ogshiastan Of ugfssaia I'D In mailing ~ CON.
Yfrs !. Such a. W give psssl- ea. - safety
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tn. Bsa, t.ss. 90 T-.i,s se.shs.--xs
Fnhvh IHsflfN - Tl1rstfr cFff
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Bstshsfor's ustr Dys-rhs IT,, o. tie
vnfif a. anlF fsrfsa DE haratlsss 80 - 1850
nsoss bss~r = hssrtsf fFsrf
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR the COUNTRY.


Advertisement. for tho wsssLr unarp must he hssass
N beor, ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening IT. o,r-
culs,ion among tho entsrprsing msshanscs. farmers.
merchants Manufacturers and senusmsn throughout The
country Increasing very rapidly Advertisements In
ser,ed In wEsku BrH,LD will thas 10 seen by large
portion Of tbs stVe and sBsrgrue peops Of the Unis1
stss4
voimps.srses I'm Perr.m., your D.slse
L6s son IN. mos, sIqalsi.. sI,r.e, s.a.a l,e
G,.ngss,. n n. mo-, fr.s..n, n,sI p,sst ~ IN sw.-
.rn hemisphsre. ,h. nee odor peerless sfans -'
A.A.-Mesrslfe'. Great Rhssmssis Rsa-
~, ear.d Is. .sai Of 90 o. aosr. q is 80.
anything prepared ~ human HAMS b. ssid ~ -
druggist
A Rsiiabis usmsdy
for esp.ns ~orrns - common With % eiHirss
found 10 B.o-u. vgEsiyr0E oosYrrs Or Worn i.o,-n-
g. witch pl-..s ne TASTE .sa saa -sn rsfs--
- Asr them.
ne combination Of ,asrsisa - In naiins ~ cos
Vrs such % give 49, ro.,- sa-' -.r. safety
A.-ueh, beh.--sw~yne'. oin,n..s
ss,s s.' . Ip n wv 20 ~ 81. :.
a Great Di.aovsry.--Lif., Growth. Bsassy.
i@ssss a'' ~ii. . Ss.ss nsiias 80.
,1reen -, i ~, 800, rrsr.asa
s'ld " sruSl.si. al 4sslsr. % rars' srti-ist
A.-Fip.s, Ready MAJ. Clothing o..
A-1-ra-G-aif Youtbs. Boys sns chDf,ns ~ gsas
49, 70 eisoEAw nRoa q LAi.,-,s 49,.
And y f,sf,h .r,a y. eli., 49, a'siff 'h"'-
A.-uooiy and Beauty.
80 g. u.s. ssasssss 90 * tsss .s.si srlsi.s -
rf' - 80 nfa~.' aie'' T'''sgs'. ~, ~. ..s
" ''''''' = ouaE, sf..el - n'a.a-.,
A.-Hoyai Havana aud AZ Legal Lot
~ a't-s lasd cLtrT B'sssf. iss h'ss-J
%. %. T.-sors Throat. cough. Cold ana
srisf r1allss n ft1t,-a y q s'sts irsaA . y..tss.
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we q ~ 'sssi.s = s..,s as 80 .,-s.'l' -
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= H's''' ~ '.i'oass' 4 80 5s''ii 3 ssfgs 400
nay Fr.ah L..iis--oss on rhsS.s.y.
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''-''' - uEsfs BAHNrp A 90 n rs't
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t,ii ~ BFlalssT - efuf Sas
How. s.wt-s rfssht-s tomp~ay--
rffkkHuNE D. frsstts an rflti-ty A-snss sas'.f.
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fmprovsd iogh stitsh usshisss. foe
GfCtfE isaEEE. Co. ~ B,s@s~sy
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Action Of the Board OF Couneiime

On notion tho first resolution was striker out, an
the document as amended, adopted
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ssa-Is .sa Eg,sssss xsS n HsSsA-.i>
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-25
STEERS.

telegram from Boston 24th states that brig Pera-
fSn Oh searsport from Bucksville, SC, with ship
varJ ,or Freeport got ashore at Gay Head Vine
Crew saved, - oAe'N anu 10 AuA Va ""'ei'
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-25
FOR SALE.

Valuable Mill Property For Sale.
A interest in a Saw Mill and Store VIII be sold
"A at great bargain to good business man who cam
take charge of Store. Apply to ~ ''-'
,3a LYNCH, BARKER & Co.
apou l39 Commercial street.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-25
Milwaukee Flour Market.

mib"AohEE; w u.s., Apr1l 20. 19fR
To the Editor Qtthe Press:
There has been considerable excitement in
ourmarkets during the past week and prices of grain
and -four are much higher than week ago. The iuc-
tuatons in wheat have beenlarger--some 3G5c " day.
closing with an advance over last Fridays quotation
OF zoe y bu Flours have been scarce and in de-
mand, and prices steadily advanced in all the week
75cel 90 bril- The Mis- ssippi is open to the head OF
navigation and more wheat and -four begins to come
IN. several vessels and propellers have already
loaded with grain for the East and sarnia boats will
PROBABLY start next week and try to 60 through with
iair prospec. OF OF success We quote No. wheat in
store subject to &c storage $14s; No. Q stas
extras spring floor, So good and choice brands go
spring Ss25; country double extra spring A. so.
country winter double extra 50 6Oa1o so. sna w.
choice city winter s1l 1903 Flours firm at quota.
tons, good demand and very little Offering We No..
sales to-day OF 200 brls of all grades At onotS
tons above sarnia boats trying load at 81 ~ bh,
to Portland on -four.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-25

! nCI2 FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT = 81
GREEN'S LANDING, April 19-Ar, sch Emerald,
Kent, Swans Island. ~ .-,.,,,,,..,,--- {,
Sid, schs Maloney, Wallace, Jonesrort for Camden
Florida, Lord, Ellsworth tor Portland Jnly, Free
thy, Surry for Rockland. 3
April 20-Sld scbs Volant Cousins, Machias tor
land; Coon, Hodgdon. fremont lor RocHiand. fe''-
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-25

AT Bissau. Africa, 10Th uit, sch Hydrangea, Shaw
from Goree, ar 18th. ~ ,
At Buenos Ayres Feb 10, barque Talayera, Merri-
thew, for New York 10 DAYS. +f--4 1
Ar at Rio Janeiro 18th ult, barque P Warwick,
Chichester, for New York. No. :
Passed Inagua 9th inst sch John A Griffin Foster
from Philadelphia for Trinidad.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-25
financial.

3 NEW YORK. April %.
The Commercials article says the abundance of
money encourages temporary speculation i'm stock
At the morning board The list stronger through
out and prices generally "a 2 per cent. above the
closing n2ures of yesterday The prevailing tone of
the market is decidedly buish and the bears are al
most invariably caught in their short operations.
aioyernments continue remarkably trm; o-so's ad-
Vanced IN the face OF decline Of u in London. 1er-
man bankers report the prices at Frankfort 9ncnang
ed: we hear OF no return of 5-20's 5y lhe America
taken for granted that Secretary MeCulioch VIII at
tempt to putout per cent long bonds at par, mhe
have advanced to 95t, and are very firm and m large
demand; s 2O's are higher; 7-S0s at 1913 g 1oS;
compound interest notes are quoted at par, with IN
tereSt.
Foreign Exchange rather more active. The album
dant supply of bills keeps down the rates.
Moneyis literally drug the market. Large
amounts being invested in Government securities,
and to extent Investments being made in the
sounder railroad stocks.
Gold steady at 1863 a 1861. There was less demand
for gold LOANS the rate perday having fallen to lilo
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-25
Neip York Markets.

r = s NEW YORK. April %.
Cotton-1c lower; sales 200 baIes Middling Up
lands at 36c.
Flour higher; sales 900 bbls. State and West
ern. State at 5000 10. Round Hoop Ohio at s 60
% 1900 Western at 80 "a 10. Southern at 8 70 a
Ii Is. Canada at 8 So "a 10 %. =
Wheat-l 9 80 higher; sales 81, 900 BUSH; Milwau-
kee Club at rs "a 100; Milwaukee new at So a. 90;
White Canada prime at 90.
Corn-sales $4,000 bush.; Mixed Western at sc q
0ats-quiet; Canada at 20 q Coo.
Beef-steady.
Pork-frm; sales 1850 bbls. New mess at % % %
20 45s.
Lard-dull and heavy; sales 625 bbls. at II g 49,
Whiskey-quet t.,.s-t, 4-ss-s. - e
Rice-inactive. $50 fskt ~ s4k4t.
Sugars STEADY; sales 700 hhds Porto Rico at 12ic
Muscovado at 10. q 12ie; $50 boxes Havana at IL
a 124c. lf-it T}
Cohee-dull.
Enthusiastically.
Naval Stores-nOminal. r
Freights to Liverpool-dull.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-25

fBBook and Card printing, ofeyery uest ,r;nt;on
neatly executed at the Daily Press ofhce. 'p''''
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-25
For Sale.

- The beautiful Mansion occupied by Horace
E#S;:: Durgin. situated at South West Harbor in
49, fremont. 1t is one Of the best locations fol
hotel or genteel boarding house in the County Of
Hancock. 1t has fine commanding view Of the
harbor and surrounding country. more beautiful
prospect Of mountain and water scenery blended to-
gether cannot be found Steamer City of Richmond
from Portland to Machias will touch at this place
twice a week. The above will be sold at a great bar
gain. For terms enquire of Capt. DEERINti of the
above Steamer, HORACE DURGIN, OF South W.
Harbor, OF DIR. c. KIMBALL, 1865 Middle ST., Port
land. apl24-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-25
Farm for Sale.

Pleasantly situated one half mile
AIM ~ from Gorham Corner, 8 miles from
&hGG S7s:lM Portland. Said Farm contains nine
IlsEiI1M ty acres OF land, or more OF less, t.
lsse11ss suit buyer; we'll divided into tillage
pasturage and wood land cutting thirty tons of hay
Has house, barn, Stable and out-buildings. Has
an excellent orchard of over three hundred trees
Mostly grated fruit. Said Farm is one-haif mile
from the Post Office, Academy, Church, Depot and
Stores. ~N
Also, the Stock and Farming Tools ifrequired.
enquire OF the Post Master at Gorham Corner.
Gorham, March 10, 1SG6.-d& WITT
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-25

Per steamship America at New York.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, April The
sales for two days $1,000 bales, including 175O
bales to spectators and exporters. The German
dificnties and excessive receipts caused decline of
MANCHESTER MARKETING Manchester mar
ketis nominal with downward tendency.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET. April
11.-FlOur quiet but firm. Wheat hrmer, with a
slight advance. Corn steady; mixed at 2ss I'd a 2ss
Sd. = fffsS3 Crf9fr. FL
LVERPOOLPROVISION MARKET, April H.
Beet duh and easier. Pork fat, dull prices weak
Sugar dull but steady. F'tg lyr f-slsF fsstsI ~
LONDON MONEY MARKET, April 11-Consols
closed at SCI a s6s tor money. =
81 AMERICAN SECURITIES U. s. b-2o's III q
72I.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-25

CHICAGO, April a.
Flour active Wheat firm; sales at 16i8 a5 90 for
no. J. and 90 a Of for Mop. Corn steady at ice
r az no. L and ~ "a 43lc for No. q Oats quiet: sales
q. % q zss or No and rs a &c for No. 3. Provis-
IN nI Ia ana active Mess Pork at % co. Lard at
Fre2hts unchanged. ..
keceipt s o0o bills OF -four 45 900 bushels Of
SSsh ans Of 81 corn of oats
poo bushels corn, $4,000 bushels Of oats "' w.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-25
MiI,ca,.kee Market.

MILWAUKEE,. April "a.
Flour firm at 80 for double extras. Wheat active
at 81 q 53B for No. 1. Oats firm at 334c. Re-
ceipts-1 800 bbls -four 49, 900 BUSH of wheat, 5000
bush. oats Shipments-l,50O bbs. -four 49, 900 bush.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-25
Ne,r York Cattle Market

fttf fh 4ttA7 y NEW YORK, April "a.
Beef 1c lower quotations at II q 17c. Receipts a.,
cepts 9oo hesd HOES lower. 1mntat;onss At "a ioc
Receipts 10 900 head.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RIVER
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

On and after Friday, April 10Th
IN the new ana fast-going Steamer
n, n xkAN .LADY Lang, Capt f. A.
Prince, will leave Railroad Wharf,
foot of State Street, Portland, every
MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Evening, at 10
O'Clock, connectiHg with the P train from Boston,
Returning, will leave Bangor every MONDAY, WE'D
NEsDAY and FRIDAY Morning at O'Clock, touching
at Rockland Camden, Belfast, Searsport, Buckspor,
Winterport and Hampden, both ways.
Passengers ticketed through on theBost0n SMAine,
and Eastern Railroad at the DEPICTS in Boston, SALEM
lynn and Lawrence.
For Freight or Passage apply to
n. SOMEhBY, agent,
Portland. AprIl2O, ls66.-dtf
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Hotel f0s. Sale or to Let.
For Sale.

TNHE Seal Rock House, Ferry Beach, Saco, Maine.
1 Apply to ASA WENTWORTH, Saco, or LU-
Their BRYANT, Biddeford. ap24d4w*
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For Sale.

r1aHE Stock, Tools and good win of light manu-
Il featuring establishment, situated in the central
part Of the city, Only $500 $500 capital required.
Address 1.sf ri s CASH,
ap23-d3t* s Portland. =. O.
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NeaU York Stool; Market.
NEW VnnU x,xs1
MARRIED..

In Lewiston. April 6, CHARLES Cassen, OF L, and
Amy Ellen Davis, OF Camden.
In Auburn, April IL, by Rev C Snow, w HI
Charles and Esther Page, both of Rome.
In Durham, April II, Geo Sleeper, of Lewiston,
and Betsey Goss, of Danville.
In Waldoboro, james II Springer and Bertha
Overlook. = 'sffi
LII New Sharon, April 8, Elisha G Baker and Miss
Melvina Moore.
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The Markets.
REVIEW OF PORTLAND MARKETS
WEEK ENDING APRIL "a. 1885.

NorE.-our quotations represent prices OF large
lots nom first hands, unless otherwise stated and In
filing small orders, higher rates have to be charged.
For figures see quotations in another column.
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Saloon for Sale.

NOW situated at Southport, near Boothbay har
~ Dor, with good running gear and large top light
all in good repair, plain and fancy back grounds well
furnished; large assortment OF apparatus and
stock. Further particulars by addressing FRED. F.
HALE, corner Free and Cross streets, Portland, OF
WIN. GREENLEAF, ESQ.,,
ap24-d1m* asng Westport, Me.
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THE Stock, Stand and Fixtures of Grocery and
i Produce business. One OF the best stands in the
CITY tor the produce business For particulars in
quire OF .ts G. w. SMITH,
ap23-dH Nos. 6 & Silver Street
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international Steamship Go.
PASSPORT, Calais and St. John.
TWO TRIPS A WEEK. "a

The Steamer NEW BRUNs-
ass IN WICK, Capt. L. X. Winchester
a m AES\ aud the Steamer NEW YORK Capt
ssAAAS >H. w Chisholm, win leave Railroad
Wharf, foot Cd State st, every MON
DAY and THURSDAY, at 5o'clock 2. NJ, for East
port and st. John.
Returning viii leave St.John every MONDAY and
Thu RSDAY, at o'clock A. M. Tor PASSPORT, Port
land, and Boston. =
AT PASSPORT the Steamer Queen viii connects Tor St.
Andrews, Robbnston and Caiais, with the New
Houlton Stations; and Stage Coaches win connect for
Machas ~ 20 .r (.
At St. John the Steamer Empress will connect for
Windsor, Digby and Halifax; and E. & N. A. Rail
way will connect for Shediac.
~ Freight received days of sailing until four
O'clock p, NJ. .'..., ~.
.t.i' G. c. EATON, Agent.
Feb &C. 1866. mh3Odtf
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FOR SALE.

TTNHAT centrally located Brick House now occupied
i by DIR. Pudor, No. " Free street. The lot is So
feet deep with passage way from the street five feet
broad 1t can be examined after May list. t58f
For particulars &c. call at 20 Free or rs Exchange
street. ETTg
Ap24-dtf G. l.. STORER.
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DIED.

In this city, April 24 Sarah Osgood, aged IS years
II months.
"a Funeral on Thursday afternoon, al O'Clock,
at the residence of Col Osgood Green street. Friends
are invited to attend. 80 800 II :
In Bath, April =. Mr. Isaac W Wiers, formerly of
Durham, aged SO years.
months.
In Galian, Ohio, March 81, Mrs Cynthia C. wife of
America Bisbee, of Norway, aged 40 years.