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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-16
Claims Oh Governme9A {

The Second Auditor and PaymastsE
General estimate that il will take -
years to settle the elsius that will aIisS
under th. proposed lsv'for tleeas.lisa!'
ton Of 'bounties. :, There iSs business
enough now in tho Second Auditor!
otioo to kesp the prsss6t force engaged
FIVE ys,rs. Tho number Of claims Of oil
kinds Hled there on the lss 'of March
was $3.50, ,62l, ,.,aud on the .1st Of April
416,65O, and 2o,07s were acted ,gpoa
and disposed Of in March. The Second
Auditors ot6es nov employs asarly 300
,slsfts, snd the whole Bureau ]: crowded
nth claims which have accumulated dur-
i "a, war. There we're $1,000 letters
NAH tin answer 70, inquiries ds'si,s
last n11lh, t.+ 81 & -: =: Z -.
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Ss1ettea 2aetrll.
Sirius.

These lmnrompu llnc, appeared anonymously at the
time "f Tia" discovery which they commemorate.
Sirius ~ tho brightest htIr Ia tbs armament. There
MS discovered near II, s"me years ago. little sparkling
s1riItc, called by .s,ronsmrrs conpanInu-s,nr Sa:.
frd anl Tuitle arr the well known nstronolnrrnihe
former the distinguished mnIhrmnc cianwhn predicted
the existence or this kar from "d,sturhaIccS ui
rclInaIon." the latter tho famous dhcovercr of ncw
heavenly bodies:
Pretty doinss arc these for wcll.bchavcd
s;ur
A very decided and marked ",cclination -
Who would hayc thought in those regions Of
TO meet with case Of suppressed conju.
cation e?
To keep young astcroil, blooming and sweet,
Hid away from our sight in = iIarrm cclcs-
tin,
Is conduct decidedly churlish and wrong,
Even when tried by standard celestial.
On earth it is true that long hidden wife
Turns up now and then to her husbands
confusion,
But taste and good morals agree to proclaim
Invisible wives Ill unfit institution.
The rich ruddy .glcam which We see in your
face.
Is nou;ht more or less than ilas Of con-
icSSion,
4 secular blush that for ages hns glowcd
On yuur cheek, n, the thought Of your
secret tranSSrcSSon.
Now, Sirius, thini; what Blucbcar,i you are,
Whcn all the young stars tli. blue vault
arc cumming,
To keep that sweet creature imprisoned at
home,
Darnins u sock, or handkerchief hcmmlnS.
DO not Hattcr yourself that misconduct like
this
Any longer can hope to escape prompt de-
lection,
For Stafford and 1'uttlc arc spying about
With glasses that note every starr; detcc-
ton.
She is Young for star, and pretty Of course,
| 4 star in her tecnI-so;t, bluShlnS ana
tender;
! Lead her forth to our gaze let the dark sec
her light,
Enrich the blue vault with her t:cmulouS
splcndor.
No longer presume as = bachelor orb
Gentle wishes to wake by stellar h'rta'
ton;
Bring out from her cell that invisible girl,
And sot her in front Of the bright congN-
cation.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-16
PLEASURE oECoNrry7NlSr.-Ih.re

PLEASURE oECoxrEs7N1Sr.-Ihare
rich neighbor tist ia always 50 busy
that he has no iisurs to laugh: f: the
whole business Of }a.liis is to get mon,
ey, and moro mOutf tf,that be may still
ret more and moro money. He Is sill
drudgiug ou, saying Aat Solomon say,
Tho dilieent hand mlfSth rioh." And
it i. true, Indeed bot h(sonsiders mol
.h.. it il not 10 the poxstSof riches te
make m.u bsppy, for itEs1 Hi,el,
s,id By . m.n Of Ifeat ed,er'K -; tha,
".her. bo % many niseries 1end
riches IS on thi, side Of thon." el
yss God deliver ~ from pinshing poV
erty, aud grant that having 8 sompstsn'
ey, xo may be content and than tfal.-
Let Us not repine, OF 50 much as thinl
the gifts Of God 'unequally dosls, II "
sec another abound With riches, when,
~ God knows, the cares thst are the
keys that keep these riches, hang often
50 heavily At tho rich man's girdls tha! !
they olog him With weary day. and ,Vtl
restless nights, .,sn whom Others ilsep
quietly. We ses but ths outside Of th'
rich man' 3 happiness; few eon,idtr bin = y 2
70 Be- = silkworu, which, when she ssen' =
70 pl.y, is it ths;vety time spinning hsl
own bowels, ssd consuming hsr1tlt
And this many rioh: msa do-losdial
themselves Uith:eorodilg cares 20 kesl
What they LavS sslrsid y@I got q $iIus
therefore, bs thsutfulS S,fot hcalth% ans
apetsuesj And, sbesaa all,, = .qnit.' esn' =
science. ~ {. d - - y - ts$..:Ss
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Tho Difference.

A boy full Of patriotism but ignoran
Of the Word Of God WAS lately asked ia
. Sunday school, to .'y which was .h' !.
most beautiful verse 10 tho Bible. AZ
ter some hesitation, he replied, blus b,
iugly, :, -, =
can fl.s, shoot him on the spot"
but little girl who had been deeply
be,sa,ed and Know her Bible. which ]!
va, evident the boy did not, when asked
by srsSundsy school teacher, Whist
v.rs the sweetest words in the BiblsF
replied: !" Thy vill be done"
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!. A.BIA1ii 1ILLusrlATIox ox.-lfssy
I,1 3ESiS....:E. .i... neca.Afs.a

3 A.BIA1ffi t. I;lLLusrRATIoN.-lfasyI
one ,honld CIV ,Gl.ss of.asa issd
tell ms there wsre articles :oI 1telI
10 II, ! istt look TO- - J ~ ~;
eyes, snd search for u aNithsny:
sIlnij a1ssrs, and b sssblS ess :! :
them !. but let. t.ns: take asosg "A ~
sweep: through sis, gaod ,he1ivellas.. !
dfax to itself. The most Invisible psrdslsa.
81, the mere power Of Asttaetiol.. The
SIthiIktul hsart; like ny iuEse q y
sisd, discovers 40 nsreies = Sbltlst
tEInkful hsaTt ,sWe1 sthroSSh - ~
q tie. sgusr Cad ~, ,i.es,, C.. tt;Nih
|lSd 80: every hour, so1 lsa.SllJ ~:
|EE nj tbs ssitss: -! g.
] taiA-H9T 3 g
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-16

CooL.-Abos1 tho hardest case ever
heard of w,sas murderer named Stone,
executed macy years since in Exeter.
Just before tho rope was pl.csl around
his neck, he requested the sheriff to
,briue him mug Of ale. The request
being promptly attended to, ho took The
cup and commenced blowing the froth
from the ale. -" What are you doing
that for7'' nervouslJ asksd the sheriff
" "Beeiu.e,' returned tho perfect wretch
u don. think iiothais hsaltby." = ~ -
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The Journal.
Tie Ieo1'1e's Zamiy 1a~Gpapc,.,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY
MOORE 81 BRO
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Advertising.
Tls JOURNAL u calculated throughout@ths entire
Hana~ha Valley. and Is the bss, advertising medium
IN tIis section VI the State. r.
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W"nfs. &C., Is lines or le,a,) 90 cents or Insertions
for ore dollar.
Editoridi !Sotices. 20 cents lInc.
Ohifn"rir~ 5 cent. per line.
All iran'ien, Advertisements must hs paid for l.
ADVANCE Yearly Advertisements payable sernI.anru.
nlly, Ia advance.
Having we'll assorted orlcr, prepared to 10
all descriptions OF
JOB PRINTING,
n the best style, u. short notice, and reasonable
.crnh. ''.FSys MOORE + BRO.
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Why is : married man like ! candle :
Because he sometimes coca ont at sn'Sn'
when be ouShtaaot to- zE y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-24

WITH haiAmosoen articles a cosssband INSURE un-
Brownsville and nstsnoros, the one snsmy and The
other neutral opposite sides 81 the Rio Grande.
ana r..n ss o. S.. g M
could DO reached from The ocean vas o. necessity en-.
forced n the mouth Of the ver 10 allow vesscis and
the pretsxt Of going 70 haamoros was 70 render the
blockade Of the Texan side absolutsly nugssoy. No
could pSsn. usSsd suppss o% S~n
vile, and through m the whole confsderacy, u they
might with impunity b carried up 70 haismoros, only
reach OF the bockados The necessary result was that
for the time trade with Maiamoros pursued under
peril Of capture breach Of the blockade Under like
circumstances the Britain prize court coerced By The
same necessity condemned vessels trading with neutral
Tho claimants appear by different counsel, and make
lengthy Arguments show thai the libel should be dis
missed and the ship and cargo restored Al 70 Rcdsae
the enemys country did mot deprive him Of his standing
10 court, ~ held below His former residence In
11:: subject a q as
did nos alter The Status Of ctizenshp TO impair the
o. payers ' q ;ssf no ground Of condemnation in
prize court but only awakening circumstance caicu
asS 70 excite the ana Justify n .hs nsncs 81
breaking the BLOCKADE carrying contrAband OF war 10
The enemy, rests with the captor II tho ship were neu.
trial owned ct the o OF her capture, and bad sailed
from neutral port neutral port then she cannot BE-
condemned whatever may have been the characsss Of
neb cargo INC proximity on neutIAi poSt " oosvoty
" the enemys country, IN whatever degree cannot
change the rule OF law expand contract tho rights
Of ncu,ras or bessrsnts Trade 10 lawful on one side
Of line, however nconvenicnt may be 70 bslligcr-
snt, unlawful the other however Inconvenient II
may b. TO tho neutral nor would the intention OF the
shippers 70 uansship the cargo and us get u into the
enemy country anect the rights or the shpowner IN
lees that fact had been brought 10 his knowedgc.
But the mouth Of the RIO Grands was not blockaded
We times had cruisers there but they did claim 10
blockade river which ono half Mexican, while on
the other hand vessels almost daily cleared from North
ports for with tho consent OF tho govern
nent Mr.. Stapbcry, Attorney General, for government
hessrs. W. Marvin, A, y. Smith and l. Sherwood for
rlalnnnts
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% the fora 70 make The lest more satisfactory the
charges Of powder Increased 70 sisiy pounds each
Very itle any although the ground al about
fearful nolss-was noticeable - tho wsla Mr. Hotch-
kiss, whose famous shelis-nAmsd after hm-dd
much WORK during tho var ID here looking At the
psrmenta Il 10 expected ,haa ~ HOFFMAN, Nc inventor
msnis being principally made. VIII Do here In day
o. two
yrmAsBs y soEyoLH.
MOI % largo gathering = vas sntcIpssc ~ fs
number counted up Ices than two hundree Aeer
speech from Mr. Mcwliams, the rsnsn Central OF
gAniser, most passionately and sloquenuy eesung
S.sa. y re s.sa raaoy smssy
the audience and after him Dr. rtzgbbous and others
tho result Of tho meeting about atty nsw names wsre
added 70 tho FsniAn roll
NAVY YARD mxAn yIas ssmxS
- tral was made yesterday a tLs Portsmouth Navy
Yard Of tho steam Ore engine Torrent recently puS
chased 70 protect the yard against IRE horizontal
stIsam was thrown 275 feei and perpsndcuar strsam
seven seconds Tho trial gave general saiisfaet on
Nearly all the ofce Of the yard presens add also
the Chief Engineers Of the Fire Departments Of Pors
mn ssyY DAVIS cAsl
The rane for the gold headed and humcrousy inscrb
cd be presented 70 Jen Davis took place last
ing 81 the Catholic fair In Norfolk Tbs successful win
nsr Or rather the one % % allowed me privilege q
mage, who now has tho opportunity 70 conpis his name
with immortal history by method than usually
falls 70 the LOT Of terrestrial mortals
TINS srEAMKn BRAZILIAN.
This steamer which has been looked for for tmc
at Norfolk arrived today large cargo OF cotton and
naval stores 10 waiting shipment In her 70 Liverpool
WITTY and WINDY wRAruEn
The weather continues unusually wintsy. with strong
northeast wind About forty vessels are anchored IN
The roads and one steamer tho Kalamazoo which camo
In to-day on account Of stress OF weather
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
-~--~--~~e~~~-~--~>~~~~S~<
eua soaTpss uexaM csMfspmuence.

Farther Facts Of the Late kiiIinx or Private
ssldier By Liesssssss observation-disclosures
Attempt 20 Bern Haspsss-New Phase ~
sse Artillery ExpcSissesss- ais1 10
Norfolk -sseam Fire Ensts- ~ the Psrss-
msash Navy Yard-The JeG Davis Cane
sseaser fer Liverpssi, &c.
yoRrnsss hossca, Dec n, isss
Tho military commission appointed from The onscsvs
Of me for investigate the scs connected with the
recent killing near YORKTOWN BY Lieutenant Exbsn
Olcuss Twenty. ninth United States Infantry az pvats
King Of biz regiment. have completed their report asd
foyuasded 70 army hssdquarssr washinstos siacs
writing my Isaiss of yenssdsy, giving lsngtay ana De-
tailed account Of tbs sGAir. have sen gentleman
Who with I've cshsss 81 shs Of the homicide
swo days afssr Iu occurrence rhs dad BODY Of King
wss then lying by the ads u the road. bleeding
spectacle horribly musslaisd body about the
bead and face which The only portions visible
hardly possible 70 coocsvA In The middle OF the rosd
vas the upses esrnass. with pools of blood shs To-
While he road Iootsd q shoags there hsd
been . Asiuss of blood Evsrythtpg Indicated
.,ssss 80 n ss.sss one ~ ,hs rssss n shs ss.ss
al confined 70 his bouse from the effects a. bis To-
joss and Ma Jones SAIL osrres The marks q Ne co
wick county and Mr. Jones 10 present. clevk o. ths
Comfy Cour Lieutenant 0scsii san enjoys hss liberty
sss co"m = rsasry Ssv. ssssss ssr s ,asrfy ,I
de homleds and With this oosvscsiea . sngm~ntsd
ths desire 70 learn .hs evidence upon Which sseh
aoqaislai, N his should 10 ths nnsiss " bsssf
Ar-rEfr EAsrros.
Hampton rcbaf, thoagh ~ much upiiks the original
a.s' ss sss p: sss:' .sss s r.,
phs in ibs trst oonaaxrHsion every man NJ The torch
nrns bis ovn houss, needed bd cns torch herr 70
cot me who'll ID b.sss, esowded ere TIE psS
~. ss ssss.f s s ' sss = % s ss 90 s
noss isvorsbk msierssis pale ~ fsxxss. fousd
ons u ths stor~s ready 70 nGhs srsssd ssspkon Inst
bsfs sss ssthisx uons ss1 90 Iorthss snvsssesAsca
similar preparassons 10 Gre other sor~s Asd dwsitnxs
we're discovered THIS 1scovsy bsps4iy prevented shs
srscusos Inst use q The pot ard pat ths posssfs
On their guard that they remain - yst nnknvwn.
me prv~amvon tbs, the isiended esinx fev ths
pofpo~s a plusdsr. A. ioDg - hsnpsoe ard Ne
yscnisy refrain csvpaef 9TH bexfo<~ dsstissts.
dOina noshing aud desperate mot u them are. syh
v.cked postnss and IN tbsis eaecaton carrying vtk
then fss wosss cnnss thAn ampie psnsss, III eos-
tbae
sartssxy xxrxsuBwn
The sxperm~nts here WIN b~svy ordinances are PRO
rrs~sng swim ngiy and snh moss fsvessbs
su Evey fec ssys dssnpvsvs Sons nee fsassrs ~ %
ssers>sns chAsSssss me lsss nrne kss b~en from
oss = ths afssssis s>eaaAs ntsA gus. 90
Ne fsr psrspss. tks ck1@cs bssag 10 t~~x NE
sssssgsA usds ne sss<s ~ ssss yse ~ unss vsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-24

A ADDITIONAL BOUNTY SOW READY voR PAYMENT
s@s d n5s Y A ., .s 49, ss M . 81
Ss : sSs ssrs ~ s's ss'st s'''s''' H''s
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The Desesecs 81 HsitfaS-Rsussvdissv
Activity n sbe vsSss asA Osher Wsshs.

We have hen shown . privsss letter from hafss To-
which sccesps 10 gvee ~ the soureesuors ~ thss
port The very utmost sessviy pvevss sd sscosdng
20 thu sstss, men swarm ABBOTT the forts Aks b>ss
position naturally sfrons, BY mosssb Appliances msas
lmpregbsbls, and pst IN position D kfy a. aas<o VI
ps scorsd To slsDds and sbs vhols 10 TIE
hastos aostsd with fssss, sD1 many go ssas
could b. insssssly bvooght u bear 90 asy - 81
This ~spesditsss asd thess vovks d. shs~ any ds
postios on sbs pnu ~ Grx.s bvtxln vsibesx bes
prosscossts from thsss oooss 90 70 so- them 70 fa
3 Dsey any invader
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-24

yrARsLgizRp SLATE NAyIEIs-sUPEKIoR N
~ app<aran~e more durable, half the Price Of marble
- srkwART &C sixth avenue. between Thiry nth and
1nAty-ssth strseta
MARBLE MANTELs -THE BEET PLACE IN rHn
~ ey y purshass marble Nantes q ne laaest ase'sps
mns Rlehsssnth strses nsar Third sv ~ Qua th eut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-24

Pessans Csder sentence 81 Death.
The foIowisx sro tbs names u the ysnlsn prsonsr
Who condemned 10 NJ hanged Canada fos ,hs
vasson Of shs, province Win hostile inlsnllonss-
Veterinary 10. al svsesssars- Thomas NsSass and
Tsrescs Donald.
March ~, 81 TosoDto-ARsbsn n Lynch, Jobs hess
hon, william slsvsn william Hsydes, I~Elsi wbelSn,
John Quinn and ThomAs School
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~ any nan N c3ty making Green Turtle Soup 10 -
seps~d lanes rbompees saiss.r o. ne noeossn Iare
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psp~s nw~svsv. |. @ssass sss p&ss5y s~s us
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-10
aa.rr M.onias; ANN Maria, plnkham, cherryheld

canary. Machias; Ann Maria, Pinkham, Cherryneld
sarah Jane Gardiner, Newport.
Below, ships Shakespeare, Fletcher, from Bremen;
star Of the West, Perry from Liverpool.
Cid It'll. schs Dresden, Davis, and Endora, Ander-
Ar 18th, barques Gushing, Ames, Matanzas; VIM
e Anderson, Pierce, Cardenas brigs Neponset, Ira
cey, Trinidad; Orchard g. Torrey, Turner, Sayan-
nan; schs Ocean Traveller, Allen, Nuevitas; Union,
Rich, Cardenas; Clara Jane, Parker. Calais: Sabine,
Myers, Bath; s Hodgdon, Cobb, Rockland; Y "
Kimball, Jr, Crockett, do; D K Arey, Ryan, Belfast;
Cli'sth, barque Desiah Gilkey. Matanzas; brig
Drigo, Rumball, Nuevitas; schs WlnuWafo' Aippy,
MSry T Eass seb GanoU Pasn Calais
PROvIDENCE-Ar stl, sch Counce, Coombs'
iii 7tb sch Hampden Belle Hart, Philadelphia.
WARREN, RI-Ar 9Th, sch Mora, Chadwick, from
AT at Apponaug 9th, sch Alpine Pressey, Calais. !
NEWP0kT-Ar 18th, sch Alabama, Gardiner, from
Calais for New Haven't
Ar Sth, trig Hampton Gott, Bangor for Fall River
sch Agricola, Richards, Pembroke Tor New fork.
PAWTUCKET-Ar 9Th, schs Elizabeth, Perkins
| Bangor; Chas 81 Moller, Baker, Augusta Hioh'e-
FALL RfVERMAr 7th, sch Geo Washington, Nc
Bangor sth brig aa% 7t rs GG15 qo Blossom
l Mary Louise Hamilton, 40 Tor Portsmouth.
Ar sth, schs Ocean Wave, Lansil, Bangor for New
BOSToN-Cid Sth, briggs Mary E Thompson, War.
| rem Trinidad; j M Wiswell, Leckie. Tenerif; sch.
Jane woodbury., Young for Belfast; Jane, Loud
Ar 9th, brig Mansanilla, Magune, Charleston: sch
Harriet, Sawyer, Eizabethport Zina, Bradbury
| Machias. s1f
Cid 9th. berque j G Nichols, Blanchard, Mobile
schs J Merriam. Clark, Bangor; Equal, Kellock
Rockland.
Below, barque j M Churchill, Seavey, from Bueno
Ayres.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 5th sch Franklin, Allen, fin
Boston.
Ar 18th, schs Eben Herbert, Wright, and Majestic
Wentworth, Bangor.
Ar 9th, schs Anna Gardiner, Knowles Philadel
phia Satellite, Wallace. Harpswen.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
OF Canada.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
cHs=zQ On and after Monday, ApriI 9tA, ls6G,
ssske--ietstrains will run as follows:-
Morning Train for South Paris, Lewiston and
Auburn at 700A NJ.
Mail Train for Waterville, Bangor 6orham. Island
Pond, Montresl and Quebec at lOP
This train connects with Express train for Toronto,
Detroit and Chicago. Sleeping Cars attached from
Island Pond to Quebec and Montreal.
No Baggage can be received or checked after the
time above stated.
Trains will arrive as follows:-
From So. Paris, Lewiston and Auburn, slOAN
From Montreal, Quebec &c. 2l5P,M.
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value (and that person
ally unless notice is given and paid for at the rate OF
one passenger for every 500 additional value.
C. J. BRIDGES, Managing Director.
III BAILEY, Local Superintendent.
Portland, Aprl7. 1866. dit
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The Markets.
TELEaRAPuIC REPORTS.

s&~-t -4-T--- y posroN MAY O.
- COO Ssa 40: Specie |
Capital 81 900 900; Loans ~ IN. DEPOSITS
sr76,0OO; Legal Tender Notes ia SiS 600: Cir
+ 81 ,205,0J0; Circulation, MAJ o"'' ~'
cuIation State $719,7o0 ,,r,yxopx Nav O.
80 d,,lInass in Stocks
The Commercials article says ra;n Sssree Of de-
continues, and is produchs " Goid continues yery
morazaon among the noaers EUchanSe TO IoSs has
firm. The advance IN seerns IN tSe Gold room and
strengthened chi D purchases are being made in the
expect lton OF ns rs lev to be Important The to-
urdays steamer d at the to Che close Of
yesssr,dlaay1 OK The steamer New York brings over
70 governments are quiet, though rather
str l, D. $. 1O-4J's higher There is no
sone 10 he emuloyed in securities owng 10 the ina
bites Of holders to employ all their funds in tempo
sea cent paper IN active sases
~, ''-'' 80 --'s' Nru vopu MAYS
49, At 81 GS 35c, - - o' --S
Flour-excited; sales % 800 bbs: State and West
ern 90 a o0c higher. State at so "a 10 90. Round
southern at Is Il Is. Canada u at SOC 20 1875.
Wheat-excited and 10 a 15c higher; sales $500
Club, new at s5; Milwaukee Club, Mol new, at
2l0@22,; Amber Michigan, new, at 200 @24o.
ern at 70 "a Sc. ''e'0
81 Observation-Disclosures. A
Pork-sales 500 bbls.; mess at ~ 70 g
80 Ia M
9-s Lari-heayy; sales 1900 bbls. at 10 22tc.
Butter-qufet.
Whiskey steady. am ,,,a, porto Rico az ~,
Su ar-steady; saies i, ~ 1an ius' "a w INV ~
Il Gil; Musc9yado az " No a'i So R,o Of 1el. GOLD
CoHe3,sfeady; s saes A'oo oass Ai' eS Aos' s0'N
duty paid Java az ~; ~ hid, 81 IN m 7sc
Ioia5 e S..ras6; Lou n''u' ~ ~ " ~
Iasai firm. sales o 5no hills crudc at 2s1. Q
ko, hhis retined bonde / at 4SI aS DC - ~
~ Taliow-firm: sales 1260Oo rs at Tia "a 11sc.
Freishts 70 Liverpooi-quiel' Cotton &c; afalh-
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P0RTLAND2 ROCHESTER R.R.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
I-s=z=HaElJ On and after Monday Anril al 1896
eTsX.-zstytrans will leave as follows:
'esve oaco River Tor Portland at 80 and 90 A. NJ
$40 p. N. " ne
DoAs Portland for Saco River at BAN, Ooand
$50 NJ
The 100 p. train out and the A. NJ train in To
Portland Will be freight trains with passenger cars
attached.
ca Stages connect at Gorlam for West Gorham,
3tandish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark Sebago
Bridgton, Lowell. Hiram, Brownfeld, FryebuTg,
Conway, Bartlett, Jackson Lmingt0n, Cornish Por.
ter Freedom, Madison and Eaton. N. ii
At Buxton Center for West Buxton, Bonny Eagle,
South Limington. Limington, Limerick, Newfeld,
Parsonsield and Ossipee
AtSaccarappa for South Windham, Windham Hill,
and North Windham. daily
steam Car aud Accommodation trains will run as fol-
lows:-Leave Gorhsm for Portland at 90 NJ and
goo M. Leave Portland fer Gorham at IL Is p NJ.
and 4P.M.
By order of the President.
Portland April %. IS66-dtf