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COpartnership Notice.

COpartnerShlp Notice. -
yTyHE undersigned have this day formed a copart-
| nershp under the firm name of w. r. STEV-
EMS & CO., for the purpose oftransactng the Iron
Foundry Business We shall Manufacture every de-
roads, Machinery &c. Also window WEIGHTS Caul-
dron Kettles Barn Door Rollers and HANGERS
Pioughs, Cultivator Teeth, Iron Fences, Water
We have also facilities for furnishing Retorts Of all
sizes for Gas Work, Oil Factories, Mills. &c. --
WORK delivered free OF expense in any part of the
sYoFoundry south end Of vaughan's Bridge.
Office 13l Commercial st, up stairs, Portland.
VIM r. STEVENS,
Portland, Me, June 6, 1866, : : iul 1sSIn I =
n1SSOLUTION. The firm of DUNN g. PALM
~ -, Err, is dissolved this day by mutual consent
and 4b 10TH firm wiz be settled BY either
Dunn IN the store of Mrs. A. L. Nash; No 12 Ciapps
BLOCK, Congress st. All persons having nnsctf1ed
mests WIN .ne above firm are requested to make
ior tne present at the store OF Mrs. M. J.
nichols under tina U. S. Hotel. ,nn
Portland, July II, 1866. jul16dtt
HARMON 4 SAWYER, War Claim Agents, have
II this day dissolved partnership, by mutual con-
sent. Mr. Harmon is authorized to set lie the BUSH
ness of the firm. 2: X. HARMON.
The undersigned win continue the claim business
in all its branches as heretofore, at No. - Market
Square, and has the pleasure of informing his clients
that he saved all his books, pension papers, dis
charges &c. He has got in new safe, Marvin &Col
that is warranted to stand fire. A. M. Davis ESQ.,.
II Commercial street, has more of the same sort ~
jul 16 FteE fkt z. X. HARMON,
+ AW Notice. The undersigned have associated
themselves in partnership for the Practice of the
law, under the firm name of Goddard e. Haskell. at
the office building Of the late Dr. Porter, corner Of
CIV GODDARD
I. H. HASKELL.
fortano, July IA, 1866 diff
dissolution OFCOPARTNERSHIP-Th CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing under the name
and style OF Vickery Il Bowen, is this day. by
mutual consent, dissolved. The affairs of the firm
tnue the business. -
- ..F. ll. CHAS. A. VICKERY
THOMAS A. BOWEN.
xortand, oniy 2o, 1866. jul21 lw
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AUCTION SALES.
DEsURABLE House Lots i'm westt

DESIRABLE House Lots i'm Westbrook
O'Clock p. M. on the premises, we sell six House
Lots, very valuable. They are on Pleasant street,
Westbrook, between the Morrill, Corner road and the
residence Of VIM. Paine. Esq. They are beautifully
located near the city, desirable tor building and the
lots large The land is excellent for gardening pur-
poses end very inviting for residences. Terms easy
HENRY BAILEY q Co., Auctioneers.
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NEW Carriages and Carriage Material
~ at Auction. On Wednesday, August LIST at
II o'clock, A. M, at the carriage mandatory OF
Mr. f. H. Randall, No 20 Preble street, we shall sell
the entire stock Of Carriages and Carriage Material
There will be 20 new open and top bugges, tops,
riding wagons, carryalls, &c. These carriages are
all new, custom made. Of the best material and
workmanship, and In the most approved styles.
Also, 40 unfinished Carriages. in different states of
,forwardness-- with only the woodwork-others
ironed but all of choice material and work 30 far as
finished. The proprietors of this establishment
would say the entire stock Of carriages and material
must be closed up at once have sold the build
ings occupied by as manufacture and sale rooms,
.}1oh JOHN RANDALL, f. I'll. RANDALL.
ID. o.Qai.0 HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auct'rs,
. IVA tS Office 176 Fore afraaf
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Portland, Me- July 16, 1866
Messrs Herring. Farrel & Sherman, 25i Broadway

N.
in city the AFTERNOON of July 4th. unparaeIed
in extent and number of buildings DESTROYED by any
fire that ever took place in this country, entirely
consumed our large sugar house and office. We
safes 1t was in the third story of our office when
the floor gave way it le! into the cellar on heap Of
burning sugar, where it remained until Thursday,
when removed it and had it cut open 1t Contained
our general books valuable papers, Insurance poll
ces record of our government bonds, two thousand
dol airs In bank bills and some currency all of them
were preserved in excellent order-not mark of fire
on them. Every line is perfectly legible The COW
ers OF the books were drawn by the steam from the
fre proof hlling; they can be rebounds the leaves
We are very much pleased with the result 1t has
proved itself perfectly and too much praise
cannot be awarded to safe which stood the test so
well. Respectfully yours,
~ u Hl- j. B. BROWN e, SONS
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-25

The above are all OF Herring's Safes that were in
use by parties who were burnt out. AS none failed
al OF them having stood the test, parties wanting
Safes should make a note of it.
Manufactured only by HERRING, FARREL s.
SHERMAN, 251 Broadway, corner OF Murray street,
New York. FARREL, HERRING 81 Co., Philadel-
phia. HERRING & Co., Chicago.
jv24 div = -s.l
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COpartnership Notice. 80,
ME Copartnership heretofore existing under the
Will be continued after this date under the style Of
PERKINS, JACKSON & CO..
wholesale and retail dealers in LUMBER, COAL
Dec q, 1S65-dtf "'
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Paris Hill Academy

THE FALL TERM of this institution win COM
mencc ON Wednesday, the 9Th day Of September,
and continue eleven weeks.
j. G. IRISH, Precept0r.
Miss G. B. ANDREWS, Preceptress.
Miss LOTTIE e. HALL Teacher Of Music
Course Of Lectures on various practical subjects
viii be delivered before the Lyceum connected with
the school, by gentlemen Of known ability.
Board can be obtained at from $2.5O to $500 per
week.
Rooms will be furnished those wishing to board
themselves, at reasonable rates.
TUITToN-Ccmmon English, $3.50; Higher Eng
lish, $500: Languages, $4.50. %
Bills will be made for either halt or whole term
jy3d3t s. r. CARTER, Secy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFTCS.

HAVE PE0VED, from the most ample exper,-
IL ence, an entire success; Simple-Prompt-E1i
cent, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly adapted to popular use-so simple that
to be free from danger and SO efficient as to be al
ways reliable. They have raised the highest COM
mendation from all, and will alwaysrender satisfac
ton. ~. 5a HI tsfE1
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ON WEDNESDAY,, july Ok at IN O'Clock A. M.
" we shall sell the three story brick bouse on
Carleton street No. 8. 1t is No. house In all It
appointments-n Location, style of finish and neigh
borhood. 1t is finished from garrett to cellar with
the best material and by the best W, rkmen II has
the house. furnace, bathing room, nice cemented eel
Lar floor, hard and soft water, with all the modern
improvements. 1t is all right, inside and out and
in perfect order. The lot is about 30 by 127 feet
AT IL O'Clock, A. W., we shall sell house No.
30 state street, now occupied by Thomas Shaw, ESQ.,
IL Is three story brick house, finished throughout.
This house also has gas, furnace, cemented cellar
floor; good water In abundance and is In perfect or
der. A very desirable property tor investment or
occupancy. .li1s ~ a.. 80. ~ 80 =
At IL O'Clock, M, House No. a York street
It is o one and q half story wooden house. with
new stable attached. The house is finished through
out with good closets, good cellar. and good water
1t has gas cistern, and all the modern improvements
and is desirable property. The lot Is about "a by
100 feet. Don't fail to examine the above houses
They will be open for two days previous to sale.
from to O'Clock, Pm. a]t
At3 o'clock, II. M, same day, we shall also
sell two brick Stores, Nos 20 and 81 Commercial St.
These Stores are new, thoroughly and substantially
built four stories, on the business street of the city,
ano in prime order The stores are % by so feet and
| the lots % by 100 feet. -
Ats 1-2 O'Clock, p. NJ, the house lot corner
OF Congress street and Quincy Lane, with the relics
1t Is NO. 1885, and the house was formerly owned and
occupied by E. Fernald ESQ., It is % feet on Con-
gress street by 70 teet on Quincy Lane containing
about 1917 teet--a desirable lot.
AT the sale OF house No. So State street, at II oclk
we shall sell pew No. 112 in the Universaiist Church.
Congress square. .Hl .-
The sale OF the above property will be positive as
the owner leaves the city. Jt.s 80
80 HENRY BAILEY 8 CO., Auctioneers.
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Building Site and walls

ErOR SALE AT AUCTION. 1t is proposed to of.
fer for sale at auction, on Friday, the 9th day
Of Jny instant at II o'clock A. NJ on the premises
the Library lot Of the Portland Athenaum on Plumb
street, together with the walls of the building now
standing. This sale Is subject to the action Of the
The walls of this building appear to be less injured
than any others in the burnt district 1t is believed
they can be built upon, very expedtiously, and at
building. By order Of the DIRECTORS,
- N gri p. BARNES, President.
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HOUSE q Lot at AUCTIoN-On Tuesday, July
IL 2S, at O'Clock, p. NJ, the premises, we
shall sell the House and Lot on the corner Of Lin
coin and WilmoI streets. 1t is two story wooden
house. convenient tor one or two families, finished
and soft and abundant, excellent cellar gas through
out the house, bay. window, and house thoroughly
given Immediately. Lot Mx75. It is very desirable
HENRY BAILEY g. CO., Auctioneers.
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nWELLING HOUSE mt Auction. = On
~ Thursday, July 26, at o'clock, P. M, we shall
soil the two DRY Dwelling House, No. g. on the
Southery side Of South street. 1t contains nine an
ished rooms with hard and soft water, gas fixtures
&C., and can be occupied Immediately after sale
Terms easy and made known at sale.
HENRY BAILEY & CO., ,Auctioneers, ~
jul 20-td Office at No. 176 Fore street.
FURNITURE at Auction. On Thursday,
July 26, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at Sailors Home,
house, consisting OF beds, bedsteads mattresses and
bedding; mirrors, carpets, bureaus. chairs, work,
card, centre, and dining tables crockery glass,
stoves, clocks, &C., &C., with the entire kitchen fur
niture. 'fs'' = p 'ssff'-7E - l-f-- =
jy23 HENRY BAILEY & CO.. Auctioneers.
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" M. PATTEN q co., Aucffoneers,
u. Office, 100 Fore Street. REAL ESTATE ON
TYING STREET AT AUCTION. On Wednesday. Aug.
list, at 124 o'clock, the premises, No. IT. eastery
side of Tying street, the neat and cozy two stored
dwelling, together with the land. The house con-
tains nine finished rooms. well arranged for the
housekeeper, with all the conveniences found in q
like class dwelling. Shade trees In 'front.' garden In
the rear. Sale positive. Terms one half cash; re-
mainder in one, two or three years, with note and
mortgage. - jy23 dts
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-25

'HE person who took five doors from nv furnace
y In the cellar, Federal street. by returning them
shall be suitably rewarded. - - 'Ao''i
jy23 DIT n. G. RARNEs
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-25

VALUABLE Real Estate at Auction
v That large and commodious House, situated in
owned and occupied by the late DR.. Reuef Balrows.
together with spacious barn and about ten acres OF
land connected Herewith, will be sold at Public
Auction, on THURSDAY, Aug. 9, at Q O'Clock, P. M.
The premises were once owned by the late Gen. j.
w. Ripley. The front part OF the house was consd-
cred better constructed than any in the County Of
Oxford There are on the premises variety OF shade
and apple trees, excellent water, and all the appur-
tenances of comfortable and agreeable residence.
Immediate posse sion given. Terms liberal and
made known at the time and place Of sale, on the
premises. Enquire OF Mr.. Charles d. Barrows Frye
burg; Hon. Geo. B. Barrows, Westbrook, Me-, or
Of the subscriber at Concord, N H.
fy1Io dta E. elllrI N r CVT UucrTI nANA
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-25

PATTERSON g. CHADBOURNE, Dealers in Rea
Estate, No. 1853 IL Middle St. To those who were
rendered homeless by the late fire. we would say, We
have real estate that must be sold relieve the own
gains can therefore be had. Over 5000 900 worth
Reside for SALE Capitalists wishing to lease lane
Tor business purposes are invited to call. ao.oa
frank u. Patterson. Paul Chadburne.
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A fine stock Of Fire and Burglar Proof Safss
for sale by A. M. DAVIS, at II Commercial street
NaII aiu SEE 6nom. wa. ~ . iul20 2W
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-25

POST OFFICE NOTICE. Persons who resided or
done business in the burnt district by leaving the
street. and number of their present location a the
Post Office. can have their letters and paper deliver
ed by the Carriers as usual. n : , - ~'
j 12dtf w DAvTS mr.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TAKE NOTICE u. II. Small q, r.. 49,
in Groceries, Flour and Produce have
Call and see u.s. 00i. ;on Wnarl'
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REMOVALS.

HAYES q DOUGLASS, may be found at No.
IL 21s Fore street, corner Of Union, where they
are getting in stock of CrOckery and Glass
ware. = -r-.F.s., +. "a ..-,. jul21 1w
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READY FOR BUSINESS - STANWOOD
1O q DODGE, Commission Merchants and Deal
ers in Groceries, Flour, Produce and Ship ores No
3 Chase's Block, head Long Wharf, Portland, Me-
fa'eH4 ~ VIM. H. STANWOOD,
Jul IL s..s.-.-.....--.s.- FERDINAND DODGE
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NOVELTH Custom Shirt Factorv- 7, mn,
~ want Shirt that will fit you cali at the N yUu
city sh IT. Mandatory, No. 2s Congress street
short notice. GOJ1RT w Us CUT 10 order al
jy23 1w* I" SOoh,
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M IL. A:-Members and subscribers to the Mer-
~: camille Library Association, having books be-
at the residence OF the Undersigned 436 Congress- ST.
An early response to this request is particularly
eu upon each person having one of our books : ?
100 EBEN COREY, President.
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FOR SALE-On account Of Ill health, the stock
=. and fixtures OF Grocery Store, having good
trade and pleasantly situated in one of the largest
and most enterprising towns In Massachusetts.
Address, Box 573, Fitchburg, Mass j 10 5w
Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-06-07
A RAPID, RADICAL AND NEVER
FAILING SPECIFIC FOR
CHOLERA,
CHOLERA MORBUS,
DIARRHCEA.
DYSENTERY,

FLUX, AND
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L and prepared at their laboratory from Banks
Roots, Berries, Gums and Herbs
by the Use OF the
MISSISSIPPI DIARRHGA CORDIAL.
DIARRHEA-One Of the most fatal diseases
known in the valley of the Mississippi is rapid-
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VIII, also, when taken according to directions
most assuredly cure ali cases Of Cholera. Collie.
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Of the Bowels.
tits prescribed by the first Western and
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Thousands Of soldiers and citizens have been
cured by the use of this Cordial and il NAV
properly be termed the Great Medicine Cf
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$4,000 REH4RD
To any one who can produce. or ever bayo
produced remedy which bears any resem
plance to this III point Of value.
Inc soothing and healing influence of the
MlSSiSoIPPl DIARRHIuEA CORDIALis al
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minutes after taking it, the sufferer from any
OF the disorders which it processes To curr i.
not only conYalescent bus well. 1t acts upon
the internal surfaces with which it comes in
contact Ike an emollient, quietin@ the whole
system and producing healthy action i'm the
digestive and secretive organs
Cd CTTON,
We earnestly caution the public against sew
spurious limitations of this ineompara bile
remedy, COTTON up under rhe head OF "DIar-
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and take advantage Of the mprited reputation
OF the Mississippi DiarrhG Cordial Beware
OF such worthless trash. Ask for the Genuine
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possibly be disappointed.
PFepd1'ed only by S. Mansfield DE- Co.
Wholesale DRUGGISTS, MEMPHIS. TENN
v no oheT TO the trade an immense stock Of For
elSn ana Domestic Drugs, Chemicals, sc. sc .
at prices which will compare with anv otbcT
market. -; 80
Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-06-07
FLATTERING TESTIMONIALS
OF THE
Elna Insurance Go.
FROM THE
INSURANC DEP A R T NJ L N T
OF THE
STATE OF NEW YORK.

The Insurance Commissioner to the Legislature;
The Etna Insurance Company. Of Hartford one
of the most successful Fire Insurance Companies
Of this OF any other country
Connecticut Companies follow the rules and
practices of the ktna almost As carefully a Al theS
were embodied in statute law
gain pointing to errors Of practice in New York
Companies the Etnas successful management and
solid rules are called to their attention thus
1t still remains more a matter of wonder than
imitation in the insurance world
by what subtle alchemy has this corporation
been enabled To turn its ful-paid capital into the
philosophers stOue''
The extraordinary events Whlch nave ul7til-
guished its unparalleled financial history.
The average losses per diem III the
United States. at this period OF the
wear are about $3.50 900. The Iee-
graph daily sounds startling notes
of warming TO al prudent Persons,
20 NOT NEGLECT THE SECURITY or RE
LIABLE INSURANCE.
Policies Issued rifbOUt delay by
D. y. BARROWS, Agent
a Co
marIld3rn GEO. A SAIYTHE, Asst Ag.t.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-14
No. 30 Beekmnn-street, N. Y.

FURHJITUREI FURNITUREI
AT g. w SsEDEN g. CAMPBELL's,
ESTABLISHED. No. 26s BOwERY, n. Y, isI2
LII KINDs OF FURNITURE AT wHoLEsALf
n aud Retail; LOOKING GLASSES BEDDING. so. ,
el ow auction prices.
a9- Orders faithfully and promptly attended y
uNl. tuthe3anos AID
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-14

M AhHOOD AND ThlE VIGOR of YOU1s
~ restored In four weeks. by Dr.. RICORD'e Es
sIpest solicitation has at length aoceded erne
OF the American public and appointed a ,ger
essence OF Life. This wonderful agent wI esstot,
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Nslng rom excesses, the effects of climate or naturs
csuses Inc time required to the most invetsraA
se 10 ionf Weeks; and used according TO printed In
snruetions which very simple failure 10 I'm possible
~ nierestorng remedy should be taken by all about
10 a ss Us effect are permanent II is acknowledge
oy tne medca press TO bs the greatest discovery eve,
maze. to developing powers arc miraculous Suooeai
oveIy case aS certain 20 that soenoe overhroWs IN
oofanoe, Dr. Ricord's Essence Of Life IA cold X
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anea Ia one for Se ana Win b sent sy part oareJs
oe feoops oi rontAnco TO his aoorodlted a9aEf
=, --o. .. PHILIP EOLkEfx
IN 10. - ibortyt1tzess, He15 Tosa
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N. York Advertisements.
NEEDLES AND FISHING TACKLE

A NDhEW CLERK & CO., NO. I8 MAIDEN LANE
I1I, soie importer of JOB. WARRIN'S celebrated
M Drnea Eyed NEEDLLS beg notify their old custom
au inc puohc that they have on hond full assor
WARRIN'S DRILLED EYED NEEDIEs
"AhhlNs TELEGRAPH NEEDLES IN CASKETS,
WARRiN's NEEDLES IN sYNoPTICAL GASES. new
wARRIN,s SURG EoNs. MILLINERs, SAIL. PACK
NEEDLES, &c. ' A>
These Needles have been before tho public for thirty
years and are acknowledged by good judges to be suna
tty of steel. ~ do"'
Our assortment of FISHING TACKLE In comn,ats
and the most extensive in this any other country
June 25 nwtsy,
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Cotton Ginsi Cotton Gins Z
va. COTTON GINSIyG

raylor Eagle, Brown, Southern, Craven Excelsio,
ano Mccarthy COTTON GINs, with Engines or Horss
Powers and everything required for the came store
odf or sale at the lowest prioe Your orders arc 70
HHtfnllv solicited. tuths1yr October 3
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JOHN c. BEALE,
: II A T. 10 N E r..

20. 10 Nassau-street, New York.
LARGE STOCK OF FIRsT-nLAss BLANK BOOKS
a Also, Domestic and Foreign Papers and Stationery
thography Engraving and Printing executed profnpt
~ enh IN the best possible manner Special attention
- $50 a'nr nusiitx. stuth1yr October 2q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-14

scull race at Sing Sing Tuesday iast) Of five
miles for stated sum of money McKios friends are
OF the opinion that Gil Ward ssmarter' than JOSH
and " their hero heat Gil why not beat Joshs
As the friends OF both parties feel no doubt
match will be made In few days
NOvEL ROWING MATCH.
baggage man on the Hudson River RAILROAD 10 tho
possessor OF what he styles Two water Shoes" each
twelve feet In length and about six inches In width
In the centre OF each shoe c9mpartmant To PIP the
foot IN, and when tho er Is put 70 place the "shoo
IL water tgh Each shoe Is somewhat OF tho shape OF
sh II bat built Of very light material and sharp At both
Buds When in position they are kept at corsln dis
TANGO apart by means Of very light iron bars iore and aft
and draw about an inch OF water. The baggage man
proposes match himself against any four or SIX Dared
crew in the United States to rovaa race OF nvo or ten
miles for ono or five thousand dollars ne 70 stand erect
in his water shoes" and prope himself along BY means
of paddle He desires contest with either the Pough-
keepsie or Newburg four Dared crew. s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-14
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, July 1f-6P N.
ASHES Receipts OF packages. Tho market With :
out noteworthy change We quote pots, nominaliy,
IS 25 IS so, and pearl SIS ST..
BeEApsIUFss Receipts, 1857 bbs -four, $50 do and
100 bars neal 49, 600 bushels wheat 2c2 ITO do
corn, 90 8l5 DO oats 1900 do. rye and $50 do malt
State and Western -four in moderate demand only
and, with large supply offering prices for all qualities
favored the buyer to extent in some cases l0o
I5c per bl The sales limited to about 900 bbs
mostly revised quotations annexed. ut which the
markc. closed with continued downward tendency for
all descriptions excepting medium State, which closed
steady Southern -four also duN, with declining
tendency; the sales confined To 400 bblA Canada
-four dull OF sa'e At decline Of 1oc shipping
qualities; sales 300 bbls. Rye -four dull bur un
changed Corn meal steady, with moderate do
mand we notice sales Of $50 bbls Brandywine OF or