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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-04

TAXEs-The Auditor of State has
sent to the various County Auditors
the amount of taxes to be assessed for
State and other purposes, (which are
as follows: For State purposes, 25
cents on the 800, and 70 cents on
each poll. For School purposes, 16
cents on each 500, and 5 cents on
each poll. For Sinking Fund, 20
cents on each 800, and for Township
Libraries, 1Ieent on each 800, yalua-
ton. For all, State, School, Library
and Sinking Fund, 81 cents on each
800, and so cents on each poll.
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MATRIMoNIAL.-The following mar
riage licenses were issued by the
County Clerk, for the week ending
the I'd June:
Henry S. Little to Anna H. Nc
Carer.
Henry Calvin to Hester A. Lang
ford code no 'f''io
Charles Schlauch to Lizzie Crime.
Reuben johnson to Matilda Wat
kins. h5 eze za ov. vaz1
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FIRE-A fire occurred in a small
building near Armstrong; Chair Fac
tory yesterday morning. 1t was ek
tinguished before any great damage
was done. We could not learn the
o., .1HEaAls8fE9G Dfs+s Nsttj 81
origin OF 1t. llaaa $50 aIqna a5lW !
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= Picnic Prof stumpfs school had
picnic in ,Blackford's Grove yester-
daygi We are informed that the little
folks had pleasant time They sang,
acclaimed and otherwise entertain ed
the)visitors. Addresses were also de-
liyered by Mr.. Bischof and others. ?
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.-The follow
ing real estate transfers have been made
during the week ending the I'd of June as
appears from the entry book of @. Tom
hemelt, County Recorders: Il
Charles G.. Burns to Mathew j. Ryan, lot |
5, block IS, Eastern Enlargement; consider
Samuel r. Ficlxas to Peter S. Thompson,
Southwest quarter, Northeast quarter, sec
ton 36, Township 6, range 10; considera5
' Charles W. Rockwell toThomas E. Car
vim, lot I, block ~, Eastern Enlargement;
Caroline c. Laight to Thomas Z. Garvin,
lott, block l3, Eastern Enlargenentj con-
SHERATON
Alvin & Willard, carpenters, to William
Harrison, lot IL, block II, Fourth Enlarge
ment;
Keller and Carpenter to Amity Wood,
lots 10 and = of Ii, block /, Battell place,
Baker & Garvin to Hiram f. Read, lots
Is and Is, and part of lot IA, Avon Enlarge
: Andrew Koenig to John Rasch, Ioteight,
block 3d. Eastern Enlargement for......S500
Mary Ann Hubbard to the City of Ev-
block 2, Hubbard's Addition, forest 800
John Hewson to John A. Reitz, lots and
2, and half offs and 6Hewson's subdivision,
SJaXJanican toIsaiah Haaspart Of north
westquafter section 81, towns'p 8, range 10,
io Thomas F. Bethel to- GiiIison McGhee.
lot and 6, and part of lot Bethell's Sub
A eW-'NVilliaTns- to- William e. Barton,
lot II. Block 2, Northern Enlargement, ia
consideration Oh.
James H. Maxwell to Daniel Morgan, lots
ID, 10, 10 and 20 Maxwells Subdivision, in
consideration OIL. 800
George p. Hudspeth to Margarretta
Jones, Lot 4, Block 81, Eastern Enlarge
ment, Isl SUI w
Auditor of Vanderburgh County, to Mar
tin Van Dusen, Lot 81, Olmstead's Subdi-
l Hiram NeigcR e6nEsslenef to- Uhs2l eS
McJohnson, Lot IL, Horace Dunham's
tract, Tor 4oI DV
Martha Ciscel to John j. Deig, part of.
the 23d Section of Township 8, Range liz
ZOE .T1 ~ W
Christian Decker, Commissioner, to III.
Fell9erI Lot 3, Block 30 Eastern Fl large,
Henry Gumbert, Commissioner, to Jos.
Bootzmier the northeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of Section Is, Township
5, Range IL, for %
Christian Decker, Commissioner, to Jnop
B. and Joel G.. Mills, Lot 20, Block 6, ia
Thomas F. Bethel to John j. Chandler,
part of the northwest quarter of the north
east. quarter of Section o. Township 8,
John FREEZER to G. NJ Baird, half of Lot 4,
Block 4, Southern Enlargement, for......$300
Alvah Johnson to Herman Klamer, Lot
g Block 6, Parrett's Enlargement, for $500
George II. REDEEM to John Csavisk, Lot
IL, and half of 10, Block 49, and part of Lot
/ g. Block Is, Stockwell's Enlargement; con-
SideratiOn 5000
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ENLARGED.-The Union, an excel
lent German daily paper published in
this city, has been enlarged and inn
proved. It is ably conducted Capt.
EssLINGER is determined to keep
pace with the times. We hope he
may meet with that encouragement
his lenterprising spirit deserves
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: les CREAM.-If you wish dish of
the nicestl ice cream to- be found in
the city, CALI on Col. Wehler, 1F3
Main street. IIoHaFL 0HI
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Notice.

TJHERE WILL BE A MEETING or
4 the shareholders in the e. and w
Telegraph Company, at the once of Johr,
1ngle, Jr., on Monday evening, June 4th1
1850 al eight O'Clock. [iunel. dSt
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am, respectfully "a
,Gs949gA VOICE FROM vi0ksBURG3d

VICKsBURG, MISS, Aug. 8, 1858.
DIR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: / am happy
to state to you that have used your Valu-
able "Cedron Bitters " with great benefit to
myself, in general debility and prostration
of my system produced by the unhealthy
and miasmatic influence of the Mississippi
River around Vicksburg, having been with
General Grants army through its whole
Southern campaign. Il confidently recon-
mend its use to all persons who are ex-
posed to unhealthy climates gEV
9 80. p T Agent D. S, Sanitary Coilnmfssion.
For sale by PETER NIERL1NG, Mater
street. [mayl4 i
ss- IMPORTANT TO LADIES. = Mrs
Winslows MYSTIC Piles, for Females, are
the best and safest in the market. No bad
effects from theiii use. They act like q
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Gus affections, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in
which arises from interruption of Nature.
Ask for Mrs Winslow's Mystic Pills; take
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by all respectable druggists.
JOHN ID. PARK,
feb7 dom General Agent
sg HALLS TEGETABLE STCTLIAN
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It's vegetable compound, and contains
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1t cleanses the scalp, and makes the hair
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Its splendid hair dressing.
No person, young or old, should fail to
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1T is recommended and used by the first
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o. SIX for Halls Sieilian Vegetable Hair
- ar, and take no other. ~ 9a
Renew y. HALL & Co, Proprietors,
oae RA.5k g. a. -.se Nashua, n. H.
$50 sdi re 81 'ruggists. 81 ilmay24 dim
For sale by all q. oi4 aiilv tfs % .
ETnn i5e5a - s4 saait zies ~ 9gts
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that the work will soon be completed
in that Township.
Z On motion of Capt Reavis, 500 Ger
man and 200 English copies of the
Constitution and Resolutions we're
ordered printed and circulated.
After quite long time spent very
pleasantly in a general discussion con-
corning the monument, and other
things of interest to the Union, the
meeting adjourned.
S. K. LEAvIrT, Sec'y.
BOARD OF TRADE.-The meeting &c
the Board of Trade was larger than
usual last Saturday. A discussion
relative to business in general was
held. There were a larger number
of specimens of articles for sale than
usual. A sale of some hay was effects
ed on Change, Notwithstanding the
room is not yet fully fitted up with
tables, furniture, &c. This Board is
on the right track, We think, and now
success is regarded as sure. The room
is quite large enough, and new firms
are being added each meeting to the
membership. d In future, the market
reports will be under the control Of
Captain Willard, who viii take great
care that they are correctly reported
Country dealers who receive the price
lists in future may be assured thai
they are correct, as, before publica-
ton each week, the list is submitted
to the Board. s.g
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SPECTAL NOTICES.

H9 BATCHELOR'S HAIR d. E-The
best in the world; harmless, reliable, in
Simultaneous. The only perfect Dye. No
disappointment; no ridiculous tintS; true
to nature, black or brown. Genuine is
signed WILLIAM. A. BATCHELoR. lt
Also, Regenerating Extract of Millefieurs
hair; prevents badness. Sold by all drug
gists., Factory, s Barclay street, n. Y, F.
mar22 d1y.... ,f.r,.... - ~ s..,.5.l ~ Z,
RB7 COLGATES HONEY SOAP. = This
celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the CHOICEST mate
rfa1s, is MILD and EAIoLLIENT in its natures,
FRAGRANFLY. see NTEp. and Extremely
BENEFICIAL in its action upon the skin,
For sale by druggists and fancy goods
dealers. aug4 ~ 3.
" q A Crown OF. Glory. II
Every Man, Woman and Child who has
- I's - sTEBLING,s .ADfBRostA, \ .s' Is -
Is willing to recommend it, Three years
of rapidly Increasing sale have made the
Ambrosia famous all over the world.
IT IS WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures Itching of the Head.
1t makes new Hair grow on Bald Heads.
1t prevents the Hair from Falling Out. d
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy,
Cleanses the Scalp, Cools the Heated Brow,
ache Cures Badness, Insures Luxuriant
Locks, Inclines Hair to Curl, Supercedes
Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters-effect apparent at
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frh@ TO THE LADIES AIN
We say, the Ambrosia viii suit you to a T.
Elegantly put up. Delicately perfufned
Patronized by Opera Singers and Actresses.
Sold in splendid boxes or cartons, contain
ing two large bottles-No. for morning,
No. for evening. "sH
There is no mistake about it. STER-
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agreeable and effective toilet in the world.
To prove this, try a carton. .i -1s 4
Sold by Druggists n
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COMPANY.
2l5 Fulton Street, New York
novl2dwly.
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superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, in combination with ely
cerine, and especially designed for the use
of Ladies and for the Nursery, Its perfume
is exquisite, and its washing properties un-
rivalled. For sale by all druggists.
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CITY NOTICES.

Collectors Sale of Real Estate for
the Payment Of the Costs and
Expense of Alley and Sidewalk
improvements respectively. oh
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that.
1N by virtue of precepts issued by the
Mayor of the city of Evansville, and to me
directed, will sell at public auction, at
the door of the courthouse in said city, on
TUESDAY, June 5th, 1885,
at ten o'clock am, the following lots or
parcels of real estate, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the amounts
charged and assessed against said lots re-
spectiVely, foc the costs and expense Of
making sidewalk and alley improvements
upon said lots, together with the costs of
sale; and that said sale will be continued
on the next day thereafter-viz-, WedneS-
day, June 9Th, 1866-at two o'clock pm, at
the same place, for the purpose of selling
such property as may have been sold on
the day above mentioned and not paid for,
viz: ...,r,
For Cost and Expense Of Alley IMPROVEMENTS.
sf s.t.rr . ORIGINAL PLAN. .5..t......
Owners. s.,'.-.... Lot. Amt.
Heirs of Michael P. Jones, q by l-itlH
$50 feet southeast side of ......... Al $50 81
For Costs and Expense of Sidewalk Improve
g stsyfl1r us 81 81 npents, ,s..r--s I'm
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,a NORTHERN ENLARGEAGENT.ail. a
MIS- Mary Durham...-....- 43 u
lli SrOCKwELL's ENLARGEMENT.Hfh
Allis & Walker, assignees, q II f3a6 rs
Z Do. 81 a1 do. %. II 8 70
.sfn-r .qs JOHN SCHUBERT Collector.
Evansville, May H. 1866. [may14 DIV
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Boston Live Stock Market
R,porid for The TRIBUNE for he Ek sHdiHs WsdHt'ddH
May 49, LEGO.
N. CAMBRIDGE AND nRDtoRD

hspoHd JoT ihb iMb.sr7 Jo' rs ' ''
Amount Of stock at market; ~.
This week. .463 1852 loo ltOJ 6O
Last week............l.59i 44s7 LOO lt9 200
One year ago......... sJ) l.l5l 1909 100 200
PRICfs.-Bee per 100 n. on total weight OF hide taow
and meat extra s4dsli 25 first quality s3 50dsl315 10;
second quality. sl3as3 5Oi third quaty s2@s2 'o e"
choice single pairs, slf 81. .oo-,,.o 49,
UorkiaR OrsaS7JQ $500; handy Steers. sloOaSlJo or
much acc riding o their value for beef
os and YoHag Calpss-Fair quality S45dsO: extra seO0
eco iarrow and dry, s3OGsi5
Slrep-Per ID, live weight 5a7ic Wooded Tic d9c
Idt HogsPer ID lie, live weight shotes-" Ioiesae'
liz n laic.. retail ia loci suckers 2OdSOc.
Toai CaiBO- 80.
Naturalization. sd DC. per ID country lots, 6d7c
Taliop-7d9c. per n. 90
Pe-s2G - ~ eaehi country lots 75c 81 5O Shearngs
2Oo3Oc each.
car SkiHs-20c. pc n. =,
REMAnKin round Numbers there are 700 cattle from Az
banv 500 from Canada and $50 the New England States
The pretty much all sold yesterday forenoon he
very acceptable which falling probably iaeiatihs
business The NEWSPAPER reports OF falling on 10 prices at
Albany Of the week. positively contrad y
all droyers this section. AS Western stock cost rather
more than l.st week. asked for the cattle
offered in our markets. The quality is about the as last
week Baobeders Smith Canerdy sod 22e st from l2.c'
% SIX 20 Jc SIX with few selected lots of2 10 NJ lJ}c,
30 sk Nearly whole Of the Western at Jc u 49, 80 "a
The beef will butcher from c 20 &C. per more than
last week.
OF the $500 sheep only about 500 New England foeks
Batchelder Bros hsd 90 Western sold 49, 70 10, at
Be- 40 az 7c and 80 lie 2i0 wool AZ 9c these we've al
lot good sheep of about 20 ID Our Ne" hpsanu
sheep all the way from ) 10 7ic. full. 80, a.
last Kali the way nom l!c u jVc
per 10 according and quality. Few cows or WofADg
oxen. Veal trade about the same.
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WEDNESDAY, May 23-P. NJ.

-
Gold has been excited all day, selling as high as 1885,
nd closing at 1861 The Government sales suspended
mr. the present The steamship China, from Boston, takes
Ns 600 in specie and the steamship Tarfa, $3l6o,7H
Petal, E097,7H.
Government stocks lower with free sales AS com
pared with yesterday morning s of 1881 lower sos
II 1862 Il do. 65 l04Os, g. and 1905, g. In Railway
mortgages and State bonds little done. The general share
market under brisk call fo1money IS lower and stocks
ere thrown overheard with little regard to price At the
First Board New York Central fell Erie, per cent;
Hudson River, lReading II; lMchgan. Central, g. do.
touthern, Al Illinois Central, IL; Cleveland and Pitts
,urgh Il; Northwestern do, Preferred, 81 Cleveland
md Toledo Z; Rock Island q Fort Wayne 81 Milwau
see and St. Paul. a. and the Preferred p After the call
e market again broke down under pressure for money
md Erie quoted low Co.. This stock has been
pscay weak all day under fears Of large receipts for sale
On English account The price afterward rallied to e. I
sDder purchases to cover short sales At the Second
Bsard United States &c Of 1881 fell g. l04Os l. and 73Os
4 Quicksilver fell per- cent Canton Co. q, North
Western Preferred and Hudson River and Illinois
Central were frmer AT the close the following
sere the current rates: Ohio Certificates, TaTl;
Canton So e56i Cumberland Coal ~ 04i Quicksiiver
HlaHi; Manposa Preferred 20f 02l; New-York Cen
Hal, 92i a93; Ene e.. a67i; Hudson River llOi oil;
Reading al07 Michigan Southern, 7St d7Si; Illinois
Central Scrip, III all7I; Cleveland and Pittsburgh So
sss Cleveland and Toledo, 1903 1884 Rock Island, 30
EeOl Western, 263 a26i do. Preferred, j6 55i
Fort Wayne, az s94i.
Money has been in active demand emong stock and gold
operators and per cent and commission has been freely
paid. The payments account Of sales Of gold by the
p0yeremeDt are not made with comfort by the banks.
The supply Of National currency is small among them,
md before the gold is settled for they will be obliged 10
pse compound notes at par and interest, and Clearing
house certificates. Official notice has been given Of the
bsadiDess Of the Treasury TO pay of large
proportion Of the one year certificates, and 10 stop
Interest upon them after May 81. This will
Base the money market after q short time, but
Cor days borrowers who supply themselves at legal
vstes will be fortunate. The English panic and the i'm
pending Continental war cannot fail 10 send 10 New York
r. sales !slss apaasi atisas1l.ss lAsnA'i'' i "0S
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"WEDNESDAY May % 1860.
Our markets generally have been comparatively quiet The
arrivals BTeadstus and Provisions canal have been
moderate and equal the general expectation hence
prces small grains improved Cotton has been In
tive demand for spnnng tie belief that the present
improved and close strong owing to the advance in gold
From growing the complaints Increasing aud II
authorities which may be considered fair this pro
estimated million bales with some slight chances
that may fall below this 6gGre The financial panic Great
Britain and fear that chief staple products would be
returned this country TO some extent have caused nucb as
trust and apprehension.
ASHES bave been In fair demand and the market IL hrmi
sales at O. IS for Pots and sl3 5Oasi4 for Pearls
BEESWAX-There has been a moderate demand for Vel
Western without change prices; sales at foi d3ic,
closing Of TIE latter rate
CANDLES-Adamantine are moderately active and quite
firm at 022c Sperm and Patent selling at sc. and
4ec which decline though al the close holders ask 4Oc
and SOC.
COPPER-There has been a fair demand for American
IngOt and the market ruled quite rm adyoes from Chill
port shipments January February and March at 1900
tuns closing at 29aJO!c. for Baltimore and Lake New
Sheathng and yellow Metal without change sales at ic
for the former and sc. for the latter
COTTONThe market has been active and buoyant with
further advance to-day Of c per 10 Receipts past week 800
bales exports 5775 Oaes sales Of the week. tCO bacsi
sales to-day 45Oaes at 3ed4Oc for Midding Uplands TO
Mdding Orieansshnd Texas
l5Q20c. gold java, 2jd2Gc. gold Maracaibo lsd2lo.
gold The only sales day bags Ordinary 20 fair
ko at d7ic gold. The advance in gold depreses the
gold price while advancing the currency quotations.
COAIIbe receipts Of domestic liberal but prices are
without change We have added daily stock and
cargo unchanged 10 foreign notice doing
500 uns have changed hands, including 1875 tnDs Liver
pool Gas COkng at el0 50 cash.
DRUGS AND DYES-We have had fair demand for the
leading articles under this heading but prices there
particular variation. We quote:
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financial.

TRrl,uRv DEPARrsEyr WAsHiS6roS. d. C., May ~ 1870
NOTICE Is hereby given to the holders oil CER-
~ TFICATEs Of INDEBTEDNESS Issued der act. Of Con
approved Mach end u 1872 tia, the SECRETARY Of The irea
ur in sccornc- with ssd and the Of said cerhars -
pfrar,d before ali tehcates OF lDdrOedpes
tlns doe in Jane July August to with accrued interest
thereon redemption before May 81 and Tat
such bear interest and viii De- paid
ihi. Depa entth in'e, only 10 the said J
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u,HE NEW GAS from CRUDE PETROLEUM.
L The Books for sobscnption 70 the
Capital stock
gEw.YoRK PETROLEUM GAS AND HEATING

NETWORK PETROLEUM GAS AND HEATING
COMPANY ton Mutual plau)
be opsned thursday tie 7h DAY Il May AZ the Bsnns
of MELON Leesey No "a broadway and will remain opn
uuf al tho stock st taken.
incra.- or the erection Of suitable ga
wos .nd law service pipe. mef far comp
pans Ia ,V~ry part "a" y ~ Ne~i orr
al tho patented PROGRESSES Tor the mann
e e;ss or .,ssssnt s from crude PHO e', and nov
so of the Comrny which has Just been Organized for he pu
inhabitants Manhattan hard with cheap
sni bril- "a. be used Tor ILLUMINATION
fuel TO shi the pubic lamps that the city will be- at
night 81, light % dsy
he psn Of furnishing the 10 the ''ochhode' cost
Ao dividend Of 10 c-i having been resolved
BE- subscribers the capital
this Company only receiving the benefit Of cheap
ard bcauu sbt hut participating the business Of sinking and
having direct interest n the welfare 81 the Company
indrpeaden superior bncy ofthe Light compared with
podac.d om and II, exemption from offensive ordof- the
the petroleum beng les than hall the
than the Will commend tse TO
and supply convenient and economical fuel for
culinary and a1ndy Gas and the prb1rrn,
.y invited at the ocr the Company Snd witness the
practical opcration where fol- Paricaiars be gwen
4. b. VAN BUREN,, President
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SKINS-Goat have been in fair demand nj steady gold
prices We notice sales of 900 Cape and IO Payta on
private Deer hayo been In active demand e Improving
prices Tho stock reduced sales 10 900 n Para pre-
vious 70 arrival and the spot 10000 N Sisa 900 Cen
trail American. 1000 Honduras 1000 Puerto Csbeo and
400 n Angostura prices within quotations We quote;
Gost-Tsmpico Sc. " n. goldi MaIamoros. 52 e35c.
y gold Vera Cruz 52i G5jc n. gold, Buenos Ayres
iOd42ic y ~ gold: Paya SOC. 70. god Curacao, 400
45c y 10. gold Cape Jld3ic. v gold Deer-iionduras.
gu d65c y 10 gold Vera Cruz 62i a65c N. gold Cen.
trail American GOd62lc n god San Juan. 55dtOc. n.
gold, Sisa 57 a6Oc. u, gold Angosura 4OGi2c ~,
gold; Para 81. dt0c. y H. gold.
sUGAR-The rise In gold has caused holders offer their
stocks very sparngy aud there IL nominal advance Of &c.
We quote Fair good Refining. lO dlOic fair TO good Gro
Gerry al2c the sales TO day limited TO about hhds
private terms; boxes Havana at l3c. Refined Sugars
firm ~ Isle for standard Ground and Crushed soft
White. II! Q l5c; Yelows. i21lic.'
SIEAKlNThe inquiry is moderate and prices enser
and irregular; sales Of $4,000 n at 2Oa2ic and 1000 ID
Grease at lOt Ollie, cash
SEEDS-1he demand Clover Seed Is quiet and common
lois nnsaabe ed9ic for inferior good Western and
stalO.c for State. Timothy Seed Is selling in retail lots at
t6dsG rs per bnsh Rough Flax Seed quiet at e.
BUSH Calcutta Lnseed continues In good demand and
prices are better quote at % 67dt3 20 in Boston, and
o. 700 o. IS here's Bombay Is selling at g. 60 here
JALJoW-Jhe market has GDctoated. and closes
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,ed me sales are 10000 at l2 dl9ic Tor western
10 Iste fr Eastern and lac. for Butchers Association
FA-Thee has been fair demand from the TRACE ir pom
Cen and Black Teas prices ruled quite hfin Dat 'he
uaykei has ruled dull. IT., 49,. arizona
TTNThe business Pig has been only limited but prices
have undergone no essential change; Plates have ued quite
firm. aud prices have advanced Win sod eoss '''o"s
quote;
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Reeeipts Of Produce.

MAY 80 232 bbls Flour 90 bbls. whisky. sos bush
Corn bush seeds IS pigs Ashes bbs Pork - Ikgs
Cnt Meats, ~ 9s Lave Hogs. s55 bbs. Petroleum.
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OyyIcE or PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Coz

No 81 WaL.rt hanover New York May 6 1876
NOTICE TO SCRIP STOCkHOLDERS.-Notc
hereby given Board Of Directors a. their stated meet
ing un-ninousy adopted the following viz
That cav o FIFTY tl PER CENT IN asspayahr on
1860 be and the IL hereby made the
holders q the Stock record the closing q u. Transfer
Boob. 2sth day Of May 1906 being Fny Dollars
o Issued under the Of 1868 to increase the Cap
ital stock Of the Company.
Rd That said payments be made until and inclusive Of
the lat with interest cent annum irom and
said Let day Of Jane
In accordance II thu said Scrip Stock the
the amount paid Will be liable 10 forfeiture In default
fpsymeut before the said lsi Day Of August ao.
Certificates will be- ready for delivery the payment and
certificate. Of Scrip STOCK a, ho Companys Oho
by order Of the Board Of Directors -