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RACE GSsaEx. :--ss0ssc.
par-s1 soHe0 a gallon.

RCn.-sS.ovtXv9 u Bshons TEL. .
susAR.--Brovn. uGisc.; extra :" G" and b.,
is3di7e. crushed and pnlvsrifsd, sgistc.i cut
loaf, Ice maple, l2ic.
sALr.-Livsrpooi, ss.E v sack; from store s'''0'
for Hns ground alum, s7.25Gs2.so.
soAp.-Common, s1ec.; best washing soap, he''
toilet, 2sc., and fancy prices.
sopA.-ssl., sGsic.
SPIRITS TrRPgSrIEE. -9l. o5Gsl.R.
sHor.-ss. 7sGs7 y bag OF Is hs.
TaK.-s3.2s p barrel.
TgAs.-Black, 7sc .asi.2s-the last prime aHi'
Gle imperial. 81. 7s@S?: gunpowder, s24s2.2a.
ToBAcco. The tobacco market Is frin"r. sales
have been large of late, and the quality senersby
better than has vet been offered during this year.
Full prices are obtained, and well sustained TOT
higher grades. There were one hundred and nine
teen hossheads and boxes opened yesteroAy
Twenty.three boxes were sold at 1919, al 80,
at $3.50, ats2s, at $40 at s3s, lat s43, al
s4l at $3.50, at $50, at $50, at $50,
at Sss at ts2 at Sss at 900 at s92 at ss7 at
slOs at $lo5, at $780, and at Sis So One fierce
sold at q. 80, at i3l, and at Sloa Sixty X
hogshe ads sold as follows atsi5 80, at 80, at
81 so, at %, at $780, at ala. at SO. IS at
sl u.s. at Sl3 So at IS 10, at sls, ats2a So AT
$40 at s24 at S23 at SIP IS, at 40, at sl5
at 80, at $40, at SAL so, at 1910, atsa7s, At
~ go at s2s, at 800 at $2l, at82? al 49, a
SO so, at $50, at S2, at slI at s2'o at II!
at sl3 at Sl3 %, at IS. so, al ?2o, laFi, a.
al. lstss.75, lat sle.25, latksso, ats4.so, "a
as. at 80 at 81 IS, Eat S27, lat si25, at $500
at 81, and at $500.
NtnTdcfursd Tbbdcco. The unchanging and ex
,remely dull condition OF this market is almost nn
precedented. We have still to report "noihint
doing in this market
yryEsAR.-Cider, SOC; manufactured, 4oc.
WryR.-Port, common, " so9*a.
wHIsKY.-Common, S2.loG$2.2s; pure Rye
81 soas45o. Fine brands higher.
WooL.-Unwashed, 3Ol4oc. washed, 4oepSoc. Ii
good demand.
CATTLE MARKET.
We quote Beef in demand at sGsc., gross -hm
,on,-Market well supplied at from ai1sc., gross
In market beef retails at 12.6?5c the latter prize
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New YORK, June 2O.-Three deaths and
two more cases of cholera are reported at
quarantine since last night.
New YORK, June 20.-Two more cases
of cholera have occurred in the city to-
day, one of them proving fatal.
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New ORLEANS, June l9.-BotS jameson,
a notorious gambler, was murdered last
night by man named Outline, in gam
bling houSc. jameson received nine balls
and six stahS.
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Vermont Republican Nomination.

MONTPELIER, VI, June 20.-Thc Re
publican State Convention has nominated
Hon. Paul Dillingham; for Governor.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
INTERNAL REVENUE.

The receipts on account Of internal rcNc-
nue. for the present fiscal year, up to the
llth instant inclusive, amount TO two hun
dred and . nincty-ninc million eighteen
thousand four hundred and thirty-six dol
lars, leaving less than one million of dol
lars to complete the three hundred million
of dollars, the estimate made at the bureau
of internal revenue. 1t is now believed
that the receipts of the fiscal year ending
with the 30th of this month will amount to
three hundred and six million of dollars
from taxes for internal revenue alone.
THE INTERNAL REVENUE TAX BILL.
Amendments were adopted on Wednes-
day as follows:
The time fixed for the collection Of the
tax OH manufactures was made on and after
the LIST of August next, instead OF the lSt
of July.
Making the tax on cotton two cents per
pound, instead of five.
So as to allow the drawback provided
for TO thread or knit fabrics manufactured
exclusively from cotton.
So as 10 make the compensation of in
spectors of cotton the same rs inspectors
of tobacco.
Allowing the assessors to advertise in
any newspaper of their districts.
That all distillers of apples, grapes, and
peaches shall pay a license Of $50.
That keepers of hotels, inns, tavcrns,
and eating houses having paid the special
tax imposed on them shall be subject 10
no additional tax in selling tobacco, snuff,
or cigars on the same permits.
Requiring plumbers, gas-titters, archi-
tects, and civil engineers to pay license
of sl0.
The provision allowing twenty five cents
to the assistant assessors for each permit
granted to any tobacco, snuff or cigar
manufacturer was stricken out.
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The will of the late Daniel Monroe, OF
ne" York, bequeathes one thousand dol
lars Ia, TO Bethany College, in Brooke county,
West Virginia.
;, Nearly two thousand immigrants from
Europe arrived Ut New York on Saturday.
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For Europe,

BosroN, June 2O.-The steamer Africa
sailed hence to-day for Liverpool. She
takes out no gold and only about sixteen
thousand dollars in silver.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, ArpIroRs OrFIcE, II
RICHMOND, June II, ls6s. 4
VIE OMMONWEALTH OF WIZ

GINA Is now prepared to fund tn interest due
1T January, 1865, upon her registered and coupon
Of the act Of the General Assembly passed March
1896 entitled An act Ia provide for funding tho
interest on the public debt, to-wit
| u. IL .I.a.itd by the Gt1l,rHt issfmbly. That
the holders of the registered bonds OF the State OF
Virrinia issued before the seventeenth day OF
April. 1881, h. and they hereby authorized to
invest tn. interest due upon said bonds III regls-
tered bond. Of the State, bearing the .ame rate Of
infrres, a, the principal of the bond bears, and
payable at any time the holder may s.ss' p" ~" bs
dat. Suth bonds shall bear date on the Isl day OF
January, eighteen hundred and sixty SIX, ana may
be issued for sums of one hundred dollars. o, any
mrtiula thereof and shall be in the form and exc
rnrnd i'm the mode prescribed by law Tor the i-su"
of the certificates Of registered DEBT oil the STATE
IN, The interest upon the bonds issued shall TOT
be psyahle before the first day of July, eighteen
hundred and sixty seven ,u,
!. The holders of the coupon bounds issuedl ny
the Stat before the seventeenth day OF April, 1891,
| Mr., hereby authorized To invest the interest dus
upon said bonds In either coupon or registered
bonds OF the State, bearing the same rate Of nte-
resi- AS the principal of the bond bears and the In
terest thereon, II the bond Is coupon, shall ns
payab' al the place where the interest," On ,hs
Nv he paysbls al any time the holder may elect,
not les than ten nor more than thirty -four years
| ,rnm it, date Such bonds shall bear date on tho
nrs d,y of January, 1855, and, II coupon, may De
i.sned for the sums Of five hundred dollars or any
multiple Thereof or II ss,;n,e rso sa and
| ls in the form and executed In the mode Trescrbaa
hy law for the issue Of the certificates oi registered
~ cannon bonds of the State. But the interest upon
fhe bond, so issued shall not be payable before ths
| hrst day II July, 1857. "
| 3 For any fractional sums OF interest when can
| NOT be invested nnder the two preceding sections
ri thi. act certificates shall be issued In the form
| and mode prescribed by law for the issue OF GER
tifcats Of the registered debt of the state paya.
Ia In TWO three or four years with snch intere II
| thereun IA is provided In the case Of the bonds
| heraiubefore authorized TO be issued.
Bonds TO b. issued under the nrst sectlon OF IA
1 ,ptl ha y
nwner i'm person, or upon an order for the same
| the common bonds to be issued under the second
| saction will be- delivered upon the presentation
and srrrend ar Al this office OF such coupons AS are
| therein spec flied. The presentation OF the bonds
!" e''''' .'' WILLIAM +. TAYLOR,
| Ia dSswa Auditor Public Accounts.
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Rolling Mill Burnt,

CHICAGO, June 20.-The Chicago rolling
mill at this place was burnt last night.
Loss, two hundred thousand dollars; in
surcd for forty thousand dollars.
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Death of Madame Juke DE Margue.
rif

PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-Madame luke
De Marguerite, the wcll-known dramatic
critic and authoreSS of various works, died
suddenly this morning of heart disease.
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Defeat Of the Imperialists.

New ORLEANS, June 2l.-The Impe-
rialists were signally defeated recently
near MatamoFas, leaving conducta OF I'M
mense valrs.
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Arrival of Treasure.

New YORK, June 20.-Thc steamer Ari-
iona brings nine hundred thousand dollars
in treasure from California.
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FREE LiBRARY.-The City Councils of
New York have under consideration a
scheme for free library in that city for
Tue use Of the people.
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New YORK, June 2O.-At the quarantine,
three deaths and two new cases of cholera
/ since last report.
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Ohio Union Convention.

CoLrMBus, ONO, June 20.-The Union
State Convention to-day nominated Will
liam Henry Smith for Secretary of State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-22

Rev; Edward Fitzgerald, pastor of st.
Patrick's Church, Columbus. Ohio, has
been appointed by che Pope bishop Of Lit.
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ONE HUNDRED BARRELS JACK
SON WHITE POTATOES, for seeding pur'
" wlLLIAA E, KING AGO.
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VIRGINIA sPafNos.
OATH ALUM sPRINGB.- This Die

OATH ALUM SPRINGS. -Th6 high
ID ly Improved and beautiful Watering Place
vii Sc opened for The reception OF sssIfors ON u.
9Th instant. II 10 situated In Bath county, Ss.s
he esstern base OF the Warm Spring MOUNTAIN,
m the main road leading from Mlllbofo depot, on
and Healing Springs
II Is tsn miles from Hiliboro' depot, avs from
the Warm, ten from the Hot, and thirteen from the
Healing Springs.
promote the HEALTH AND COMrORf OF bis
auests A daily LINE OF STAGE COACHES 10
now on the road from the depot TO the watering.
places above mentioned.
RATES or BOARD:
By the day "
BY IL ,s seS SssM jJosEPH BiXrER Proprietor.
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FLOUR, LARD, BACON, &c.
80 barrels OAKDALE FAMILY FLOUR.
100 barrels CHESTN 7 GROVE EXTRA
FLOUR, ,r,
100 barrels SI'PERFINE and FINE FLOUR,
90 tisrces prime LEAF LARD,
10 hogshsads BREASTS,
10 hogsheads SIDES,
hogsheads SHOULDERS,
% barrels GOLDEN SYRUP,
'''''''"e WILLIAM TAYLOR & son.
ia oo-3t Nos l7us and ITO east Main street
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TaRDWARE CUTLERY AND

HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND
IL MECHANICS TO0Ls.-rhe subscribe, esgs
t. announce 10 his former patrons aud friends ana
the public generally that no has resumed .,rsst
where he is prepared to supply them WIN nsS
stock of AMERICAN, ENGLISH, and Gt hf% .,ii
HARDWARE GOODS OF every variety "n''A "'
'0 HOE Il co s CIRCULAR SAWS, uocr .ns
okKTANNED LEATHER BELTiAo'
Tor sale A. "a hs many friends for their favors In
the past he hope. merit sns ;sfu ssfs sns
the future stun OF the Circular Saw,
No is35 Main street.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
~ UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
THIRD COLLECTION DISTRICT,

"
~ UNITED STATES INTERNAL RsvHSrE,l
THIRD COLLECTION DISTRICT,
STATE or VIRGINiA, !
CoLLEcroRs OFFICE, U. s. Crsrok- HOUSE,
RICHMOND, Va J
Pursuant to the provisions OF an act 10 provide
internal revenue to support the Government, 10
nav interest ON the public debt and for other pur-
hoses approved June 3oth, 1884, and amended by
Inc act OF March 1885, including sections relating
TO the collection of internal revenue from other
acts notice is hereby given TO ai persons abi. 20
nav duties and taxes under the said act In tho
thiri district State Of Virgins, that the collector
of the said district has received from ths assessor
the.aofbis collection list, pursuant 10 the provision
Of Inc said act that the duties and taxes assessed
nv he said assessor have become due and payable
t6at the collector and his deputy will attend Tor
the collection of the same at his once. custom
house Richmond, Va, for the comfy OF henrteo
and civ of Richmond, from date thereof, and that
ali pc rsons who shall neglect TO pay the duties And
taxes a. aforesaid assessed upon them to the SAID
collector within the period Of time specined oy
law shall be liable 10 be dealt with as defauitens'
according To said act .pu
| ONCE hours for collecting from "A: to " ID.
| ;aso5t WILLIAM JAMES. Collector.
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1 ENCOURAGEMENT vs IU the Rispr "a
n TRoAs Vt ~ The PET RRSBURG EXPRESS
The piopnnnonnca that their entire establishment
-siSss sstroyed BY at an early hour on the morn
ng OF ra have ba en- compelled 10 suspend tenn
si,' 1is the publication OF Journal which has
pPrasteI it, many readers continuously from me
sith Of April. isi2 TO the present save three wss
tsa.rste forces. In the course OF week or ten
laws We hope to have so far repaired our leases
that ". shall be again enabled 70 gree, sns pun"
ana pledge our every effort 10 render the paper N
sccepabe In the future ~ II has been In the pAsI
In The meantime we beg the INDULGENCE 9. our
readers. A. fChUIChriELDH
pgrgps Br Ru June IL, 1865. lc Its
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1-oTIcE To TAX-PAYERs.-In

IN compliance with an, ordinance Of tns cry
of ishmond viii .ttnd q ne Iois nn, ,ss is,s
10 The so,h Of June inclusive. 10 receive from sne
XPAYERS one half or the whole o. , tns I tss
per cent. Civ COLLECTOR
Educational notes will not be received sa-
cspt when necessary TO make she reaui''s
els
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RICHMOND ENcANPMENT, NO.
RICHMOND, June 18th, 1866.
DRDERS No. -. Sir knights,-~X~
~ Assemble at the Masons' Hall, on "
FrsrkIin street, between Eighteenth and/
Sineteenth, on SUNDAY NEXT, the 9th instant
At o'clock, z. NJ, in fuil uniform, win s SD
arms and white gloves to Al A. an escor !" az E'1 ,h
Pe.tivai OF ST. John the Baptist.
By order of VI. E. Z. II. Gin, q. c.
WILLIAM l.. MAULE, Captain-General.
ryy. 7 PInnI,K Recorder je l9-5t
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CATTLE MARKET.

We auote Beef in demand at s@sc., gross. -hm'
ton.-Market well supplied at from aiasc., gross
In market, beef retais at l9.6?5c, the latter price
for choice cuts; and mutton at l2sGle.
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DICKENS'S NEW BOOK.
IL JOSEPH GRIMALDI. By Charles Dickens
75c. 40
GOLD BRICK. BY Mrs Ann S. Stephens. ~.
ST. MARTIN EVE. By Mrs. Wood. ~ a.
ALLWORTH ABBEY. By Mrs. Southworth. e.
FORTUNE-SEEKERS. By Mrs. Southworth. ".
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. By Dickens. 81
MILETUS BY Bulwer. 81.
TolLERS OF THE SEA- by BY victor hugo ''''
KENNETT By Bayard Taylor. s2.@.
UNDER THE BAND. SlIS.
TUTTRELL OF ARRAN. By Lever: ~.
WIVES AND DAUGHTERS. By Mrs. HASKELL
f'''' f0' '''' A. H. CHRISTIAN & co,
nv 10 No. Sl4 Main street, opposite spotswood.
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COMMON BRICkS
which has been offered for sale this season. These
BRICKS will be sold on very reasonable terms ny
applying a. our yard, on Twenty fourth, between
Main and Cary streets.
t. 2l-ts TURNER ILhhSaSiS'
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DRICKS! BRICKS!! BRICKS!!!
We are now burning, and i'll 4 few days VIII
open, one of the best kilns OF
STOCK,
PAVING and
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IN HENRICo COUNTY co ~ ass.
I,.tsJ ,n m. Tines and bispateA nswsp.pSr o o.
the city OF Richmond. requesting 81. existing
this county who know OF any na,sAn rs r-porl iha
same immediately 70 some Justice o. ss'S
~, = sopyIwTiiis!ssiA x roLKEs. G. &C.
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TINE. CEMENT, AND PLAs ST. Rs,z
Ii We are agent. tcr!h the GSss'sciNEb PiAsfSK,
nAMLdshyHHoLDER LINE, yheh No Offer TO
shs 1ass Is. nnfhs give
Us cali. DOCK, between Ftfteen nth and
Seventeenth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16

WANIfD--A HOUSE, oR -NRr oF A HoUaF, ron
w ? ssaniJ 9, &c sdgis Isw York 81 noboreh. ina
e. sy sd heshegao0c Actress sAA i.rps boz aW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16
GRAND OPENING CONCERT
W OF
EDWARD MOLLENHAUER,S
MUSICAL CONSERVATORY,

MUSICAL CONSERVATORY,
AT IRVING HALL, SEPTEMBER 10.
This Is the the monthly Concerts md
Matinees which win be regularly given at Mr. Moienaer
Musical Conservatory and to WHICH all his pupils adt
great advantage derived from hearing the best essca
music performed by skf artists great sacrificed
order give 10 the pupils of his erpo
,any. Al the pupils who attended the Conservatory 10
Thirteenth during the past procure fet
for this Concert free OF charge by calling for then
scbnberth Il Ca. Is mussstore $40 broadway.
NJ B-The classes Of Mr.. Edward Molenhauere Musical
Conservatory will teopen on Monday September Is0
Subscriptions will be received from August l6 1866 The
Office in schuberrhs Building, $40 Broadway.
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WOJ.IAM ABBOTT. AucrIoNRER-oFFfCE NO 10
w chahh,. squ.rs; sell. on Thursday. at 0s O'Clock,
rsnih ayonue corner q foI,ytecoad street, the
rstirin9 from bueinsss
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SC0O 00O NASHVILLE CITY SIX PER cENr
the Manhattan COMPANY New York first class security
Total liability sjJDD representing 81 J1nD taxable prop
ery. and owning absolutely u rs risat mi-
lion
Tho Commit Offering tie snore l0sn aud
mend The stock palt, secure and prompt
lnS
Refer % Manhattan Bank, Thomas Eskin. Esq water.
house, Peal \ 20
,oHS LILInErr, Commissioners.
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NqTiCE.-oFFlcE OF TIE TRUsTEEs OF CREDI.
~ Tors and stakeholder Of the Ohio Mississippi Rail
road Company Eastern dvision), 80 wall street,
NRw Yoax, July 2, 1865
decree Of sale Of the Circuit Court Of the Unsed States,
for the districts of Ohio aud Indiana having been issued
ordering the sale Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Cast.
dvson the 10th Of September notice Is hereby
given that stock bonds claims win received the
trust after The 18th of September next.
ALLAN CAMPBELL Chairman Of the Trustees.
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| con OnO wASTED--ON IMPROVED REAL rs.
/ 'JCU.OOU la brooklyn Address Real Estate
box 6l5I New York Post office Principals only need apply
| GI25 000 70 LOAN On BOND AND MoRrs ,dR,
| ,Dl.Zo.OUO ~ OF sums real estate, IN
this city OF Brooklyn. ,oHS y, CONREY.
MHll street. room
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-09
New York Markets.

NEW YoRK, Aug g.
Cotton-dull and nominal; sales c50 bales; Mid
ding Uplands CSC; Orlelns Sc a &c.
Flour-Statc and Western more active Dut without
change; sales TO- 200 bbls. Southern without changes
sales $50 bbls. Canada nominal
Wheat-dull and dIooping for interior. and more
steady for sound. Sales4g,25o bush. chcaog Spring
80; Milwaukee, new. No. !, 2Oc; AWber Jersey
2 co; White Canada 30.
Comic better; sales q, 900 bushels. Mixed West
em so q Gle, chiefly at soy.
Beef-nnchangcd; sales 800 bbls.
Pork-steady; sales $3.50 bbls., and government
109 bbs. mess at 50 49, and 500 bbls. prime mess
ut 81 30 g 81 75. New mess at 81 G2 q 81 81, closing
at 317j t @ w
Iard-flrmer; sales Geo bbls Mt 10 "a 21Jc.
Whiskey-nominal. Sales COO bbls. in bond at oOc.
Rice-dull.
Sugars-vcry quiet; sales 800 hhds. Muscovalo ut
81 a 112c.
Coffec-dull.
Molasscs-quiet; sales 20 hhis. Porto Rico at &c a
zoe.
Naval Stores-lowor Spirits Turpcniine at CO "a
73c. Rosin 81 "a 8 90. fsf
Petrolcm-dull
Wool-without decided chuugc; sales 1CG, 900 lbs.,
and go bales at IS q Gee for domestic fleece, 45 a IS
Tor pulled 1s @25 for Texas, IS q 45 for Califoga
20 a 30c for Cape.
Freights to Mverpool-quiet and steady. Coru per
steamer AID. - =
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-09
THE MARKETS.



LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET, July
2e.-Richardson, Spence tS Co., and Others report
Flour quiet but firm at fully Tuesdays rates. Wheat
in moderate demand at Tuesdays decline Of I'd
Winter Red Southern los Cd a lis. Com 81 a Is per
quarter lower on tbs weok; mixed freely offered ut
90s Cd.
LITERPOoI. PROVISION MARKET, July 2s:1 ~
Beef in retail demand atlate rates. Pork glieE mn
easier. Bacon fat and rc-sinmcns 10 Ncw sIh
continue. Lard dull and nominal; Tusolii uccnhed
to eos Sd, being los lower. Cheese III goou "sh'mu
but freely met. Talow closes firmcf' NORTH Amer
crn 45s.
LIVERPOOL, PRODUCE MARKET, Jaly g.
Ashes Sales of Pots at COS; no pearls here. Sugar
in better demand, and cd dearcr. Molasses Shade
dearcr Coffee III fair demand at full rates. Rice
steady Lnseed Oil quiet Mt COS 90 59s Cd Sperm
on sales winter bagged at GIG. Rosindnll; Amer
lean 5s for blac,up to IFS Cd for nc Spirits Turvcn-
tino unchanged. Petroleum quiet but iirner; rein
LONDON MARKET. July 2s.-whcat Is a 2s
lower; winter red ASS a 52s Flour 23s a 2Gs. Iron
quiet; rails and bars CO.. Scotch pig 52s Sugar firm
and dearcr Coffee firm at full prices to Is advance
Tea tending upward. Rice advancing. Tallow dull
T. X. G. AS. Iinseed Cakes tending upward. Slir-
its Turrentnc, American to arrive, oforsat as Pc
troleum sales ut Is 10d for refined. Linsecd oil steady
at oGs. Sdsrm Gil firm at e123.
latest by Telegraph.
Breadstuffs-quet and steady.
Provisions-inactive.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-09

ROOM PAPERS! Room Papers! DAVIS
~ ,bhOTHERS, 200 Fore street, have received a
new ;s9a stock Of Room Papers. choice patterns.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-09
Boston Stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board, August g.
MARRIED.

In this city, Wednesday, Aug. by Rev. Dr. Chick
ering, assisted by Rev. Vim. H. Fem, Mr.. William
Henry Clifford and Miss Ellen Greeley Brown.
In this city, Aug. T. by Rev. Il. S. Jordan Prof.
J. Y Stouton, of Bates College, and Miss Harriet c..
daughter OF Jabez G. Woodman, ESQ., of Portland.
In Freeport. Aug 8, by Rev. ID. Il. Sanbern, Wal
ter S. McManus and Miss Hattie c. Small both of
Brunswick.
In Edgcomb, Aug. 3, by Rev. Mr.. Loring, David
G. Adams and Miss Emily L. Adams, both of Booth
bay.
In Lincolnville, July 81 Ephraim III. Knight, of
Searsport, aud Lucy Jane Clark of L.
In Lincolnville, July II, Chas S. Brown and Anna
M. Richards.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-09
EDWARD HARLOW A,
Spanish Consulate Notice.

pY Royal Order of May. 2eth last, it is decreod.
ID that from and after the LIST day OF Septembrr.
next masters of vessels will not be allowed to make
any alterations in the manifests of cargoes sIped
from this country 10 the Island Of Cuba.-thc I3
hours timc being abfOgafed..
lis also decrced that all goods entered for cxamin-
auon at said ports will be subject tn sixteen per
cent extra duties, instead of the four per cent here
soIore cnarged- this extra charge to be enforced
""in Cnc 1st OF august, 1896. augG-disI5t