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New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
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win be attendance Eewfsnburg depot friends arV
ing by the " O'Clock train from New York
GiLCHMsT-oh Monday. Aug James GnchnH aged "a Years
'. % s , o. the %y oi n, ort t, ,S a1srsI from bis
late residence No. IS aao ar ' a0 W5Sssa % 1. raoa at
HARDISGo Tusdy morning Aug Richard H. Harding IN The ''l
TIE friend. relatives arc respectfully stteni the fner,
from his li'e residence No y RAh WILLIAMSBURG on Friday At
KINGSLANDspil.Gly. Sunday Aug Eliza g. wife of william
M hnsslaad IN The S2d yeaT o. o. bee age .,,.s
ihe funeral this lWeinesaD afternoon at o'clock hom her late
LADnIn Brookyu Monds Aug Henry wife OF JOY IL
The reayes Of family to attend
funeral at the residence Of her engag G. CLARK No "a
be taken to Utica, n. Y, for interment
LEvEmcH-M NeyOwn J. raesiay eyeuing Aug O. Charles
Notice of the fanenl in the afternoon papers
MoST0oMERY-on MONDAY Aug disease Of the heart John C.
nj. sSS. I'd G.e o 81: 1 .1a is he REV. M b
the Charch Of the Incarnation M.onaye Thirty snht
o. for A erIsu GS's tho m h s. m'a VI" De
MARTIN-In Brooklyn Monday Aug May Warren infant daugh
ter James and Charlotte E. Martin aged year months aud
The relatives Of the ty respectfully invited ,.tend
Of her grandmother No. u SiantOn-st Brooklyn.
MAGAURAN-Ats Lakes Hospital after Proaeed illness Edward
Ills friends are invited attend the funeral at O'Clock today,
from the Chapel Of the Hospital
daashisI Of william and Annie Mcbride %, a.
wednesday, Aug at2 O'Clock
EBwELIIn city TUESDAY Aug suddenly Mrs Ednah shaw
The friends respectfully invited to attend the ner
services from Presbyterian Church Aenst near Grand on
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
POMBROYA Lockport T. THURSDAY Aug 1861 Of conges
ton Of the uags Mrs Helen L. wife Of tue late George v Fomeoy
IT,, Of New York
TOMASon Tuesday Cecilia youngest daughter OF George
H. Thomas aged 3 months and
Relatives feud respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral al the
residence Of her father No S2 West FOrseconst On THURSDAY
m.
TRTPP0n TUESDAY. Aug Benjsmn Trip the 3th year OF
his the residence Of bis aher in MdOwn Orange County
kew-lOrk
His fugera will Thursday Il O'Clock the Church
Quaker Ridge Greenwich Coan
WoODHUAt Wsdng River Monday Aug s. Aialine Woodruff
widow Of the late n. H. WOohn IN tho S3th OF her
Orange County papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
TILE STATE or TRADE.

Az IS va sPsg s e r Ssgf1 e. sorIS 80
Corn Sr- sss @ spd iv.5osd a!ai .as e,iass ,ad
"a. !e eS,ss err ihe ol & o pssce'e s,. e % Ss 30, r5
ros L,d eis ~ Bee, Cattle quie, snd declined .
Ss dteas y sSiss Gs TO c6oc, saoo. - asa u Rsegi
200 bb Flour Wheat 1900 bash Corn $500 bush
pats oO ior stpmeH,-saoO bbl Flour 1900 bush Wheat
~ % sr cedatfy 90 Wheat dull SitS i 81 sGs
cash and s o. seller all the wok fr No Oats hrm Al 69e for
No. Corn tfm At sc for No RscsiPts-Oo bbls Flour 5000
bush Wheat shPn,S,.-,oq bsl. FoaI 900 ,,. =, ana
so spnas Red Winter end lo9 bb,, Now uiehsn
sTd % & bed. q 'a d Go % . S 81 70 M@ 9 Sa wss '9s & 'q's
MIea ws.s - CLOSING ye 80 snp mi os' g sa Hd S15s5s5
gsTc, c S sss g yt, qic Re- E,,sPi%Ss S
tsoIss1r lss foar araer bu, unchanged suPsrsqe ~ IS
s6 wheat arnsr No Red "a Prime Choice KSaneky White
sood shipping dsmsS Al zoe for No IL buI stock 1e small
S Ss, ' s essS T ~ s &c. for S S,r M ho GS & a M there
but but & a,s WHISKY s sa Hn1SS cha sd, ,. r,Gy5sT, qq & lSi
PoI held s25 oi cou br largely bought these
s. b" B Meat. a' s.s 6. & @ isSasi @ ., ,Os & an m lam.
qo S Bat , 3o@TSq 10 ls & sss ySsI SS'' %
cts:.s 'i dall 'I iIa.sed % 81 ssii Gold 1874 6qyaS
good Muss sales ao' bales receipts 100 bales The
Ior,yLlS Aug s-rossco smsr, sale, Of l5 hs Lug. at
s9as'Ts Leaf sq *e2 50 supesa, IIour ~ a, SS o.; ssy
0sn on IN Ia Zoe New Soc rye Mess Pork s2t Bacon
fsgi % IN @ 'T Rs s, %hs s'S Sa ss nominal a & Cotton
wmsiS0rox Asg 6sphts Tupentine hrm at aa3iie Rcsn
nm A. "a e1u 81 81 ,,,,,. -.
Ne. receipts l& bales - -, a,
bales Midd.ings at 23lc. u.,, 49,,
EEwOHlKan Aug 6-Cot.on 6p sales Of 1000 bales Low Mid
ding Receipts days 7O3 hAles exports for the sane
bales sugar aud Mola.ses unchanged Flour better In
quiy bat the mske, oe,oetei aud prices are nominal s9peHne
b. 20 50 Com nrm dsl ~ Oats Hl 5 Pork de-
cinsl ac quoted a e25 Lard-Prme In terce l9il Gold,
39idllO Serug NewYort Sight Exchange unchanged
CnARLr.roS Aug ecOon anni sales Of 80 bales Mddhs
Of 27c Receipts 23B bael -
MEnPHt. Aug 6-Coton brm but quo.ahly higher Corn
dull al 0sc Flour dull t fg0
$40 Pork Gas 5Ja s26e Baeob-Ces Sides i6c Lard 2 dlJe
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
INTEREST

THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
INTEREST
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,
OFFERED FoR THE PRESENT AT NINETY CENTS on
TIIE DOLLAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST AT SIX
PER CENT IN CURRENCY FROM
JULY !.
Tie Company work continues to he pusbed for
wap with great rspdty additional section OF 20 miles will be
peted during the present week making
425 MILES WEST FROM OMAHA IN OPERATION.
and stocked cars all the aPpurenanss Of er'
class road
The amour. already paid By stockholders Of the Company is
s5COoOoo.
The aid received from tn. United constructing
this portion Of i25 miles s;
l. Donation Of l2 800 Of adjacent lands to the
mile nsarly all very vhluabe amounting TO- Sfoo" 'eFe'
Z. S. Sin per currency interest Bonds Which are
..Soni lien, at the rate OF $1,000 to the mile
amounting for miles, 5000 OK"
The amount Of Company's own First Mortgage Bonds
on e5 miles SO 1900
eJclsve Of the Lan0 grant The First Mortgage
Bonds represent only aboa third Of the Vaue Of the property on
secured The Company also restrained by It's Charter
from issuing its except progresses ard 70 he
amount issued by ne Government The
uoge the bondhoers made to Hon D. Morgan
L. s. Yerk and Hon Oakes Ames Member Of the
O. House Representative from Massachusetts, ss Trustees who
ane can issue the Company and who responsible for
their issue IN accordance with the Of the law
statement for the last quarter viii be Published
detail early day but tie accounts already sufficiently balanced
much greater than the gold Interest on the
be the ergth Of road opersd u should be
only business in
univcope country and ndeT Of the c that must
the comp o the whole line to the Paeac 1870 These
intended show that these Bonds strictly the
well Of The profitable securities and are fay eni
confidence public The COMPANY make appeal b
public purchase is Bonds the daily subscriptions are large and
faly equal to ther
Many parties taking dTnsge Of the pesentb prices Of Gov
exchange for these Bonds which over - per cent
cheaper the rate Of premium on gold, pay
OVER NINE PER CENT INTEREST.
Subscriptions received 10 NewlOk at the CompAny Once No
~ Nassaust., and By
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. Naaast,
CLARK DODGE Co. Bankers No. 81 Wau-st,
JOHN j. CISCO s son. Banken No. % Wallst.
HENRY CLEWS & Co. Bankers No q Wallst,
HSpDEY WINCHESTER & Co, No 60 Broadway,
Bankers generally throughout the United States OF
whom maps and descriptive pamphlets mas be obtained
JOHN ]. CISCO, Treasurer. Hes York
Auo ;, 1867
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
purLApyLpmA CATTLE MARKET.

Araur Ghe supply Cattle this week large amounting
nearly 700 head Prices somewhat unsettled aud AL offered
SIS 10 $b for fair 10 good cattle
from sg eli IS y 100 n Cor prime and choice stock .
SHEgP-The demand for this week not very great o'
head we're duosed Of al from 81 n gross TO quality
Hoos-Tbsre Wa good demand this market Apd the
reached 10 2e0O head S0to $40 30 FlO ID net TUG ei
price for choice -. l.. -. oso bs.t
we're ,oM al from $50 s6 for Sprngs and nom @o ~V 0
Cow and Calf
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
The lfe.raft Nonpareil was 43 days between

The life-raft Nonpareil was 43 days between
NewYork and southampton and on her arrival was Wis
ied by the President OF the southampton Chamber OF
Commerce who congratulated Capt. Mikes aud crew OF
Two mon pon the success Of their daring enterprise Tho
raft was kept perfectly dry inside from beginning TO end
OF the nassage The raft lay TO seven times from stress
Chnnman week since, from which they were given a
FOWL which is still ali and we'll They arrived with 80
,IIns of water 10 spare They had no chfonometer
hoard and sailed dead reckoning ana corrected their
nostion by vessels they spoke.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
CURACAO

A STRICT QUARANTINE-AN AMERICAN VESSEL
REFUSED ADMIrTANCE.
From Capt Akerman of the brig Florence,
have dates TO the 2th of July strict quarantine Of
90 dsys r. put all vessels arriving from 81 Thomas.
Laguayrs Puerto CabelOand Aspwall FOR yellow fever
July o. the United States steamer SacO Lieut. Commander
Henry Wilson refused admtnce for having stopped
off IaguayTa for few hours and only person having
gone on shore Notwithstanding the certificate OF the
surgeon ~ the ship approved by the commander that all
board IN health and possible danger 10 bo IN
CURED by visiting the port and also, after having ad
mtted the British steamer Todd the same morning.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
DIED.

Lyx.spRRA, EowaI n j. MoSdsy morning Aug Priscilla
to1a1e, laughter Of rhomasS AleIAnis, .rc. eo,,,
FuneIa this sternSon AZ AZ .,9 :. Sewark.
BoARp-On MYs1 81 he family ard OF bis John NJ and r
p.,,, s AZ H. sonn John q walker are respet@y gd
-sH Sathavs "Wednesday at lal O'Clock The remains
will be inferred AZ lonteis
', Thsmss fros formerly q h ey 70 he gs GEAR his age
~ sJsbs. Of his sous Isaiah q. Frost Isaac Frost and
h 1a are respectfully ihsi 70 attend Lis funeral from his
SSea on WEDNESDAY, August ooek garages
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
MdRRIED.

pIsHopAt the residence Of John WESLEY faIme
no a. irIlos York CITY on TUESDAY evening aug II Sop
l. S Weed Mr. Alfred Houseman TO Miss hslhet &C.
,dopsd daughter Of Wesley Farmer ESQ., all Of 'hs eV
RopDA-yAg DE wATBR-At Road Hall Mddlsssi CoanV V the
residence OF Mr.
Rev p S Wolf Richard H. RodlA OF keu'foh Cy '" Ni' ~
NJ Van De Water =. .u,,- co..,. n 7
ucpwRN DE WATER-At Rosh Hall MddoI CGanv. " ~
an ssinrs.x July a. residence OF hr a., ~ NJ
a. - II wolf. Edward H. McEwen Of New, OF =.
Sp " n. Wat. daughter the late Daniel van De "Ae
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.

THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.
ALBANY. Aug. 6.-When the journal of yes
terday was read, Mr.. FOLGER Nep Ontario) moved TO
amend by adding that when the hour Of two arrived,
the PreslSout pro TEN. CHR Fogorl stated that the
Convention had by previous action declared recess from
TO "a 0cl0ck D. ., bat he did not declare recess.
Mr. POND. rep Saratoga moved 10 amend by insert
ing the journal that the Convention took recess at
2 o clock. and reasSembed at "A j. IN.
sharp debate followed, gentlemen on the one SIDE
cOntend that the fact of the dispersion OF the COnvn
fiOn at could be denied and those upon the
other hol,jing that there proof that faithful
minority aui President pro tenn had not been present
The Yeas s3ld Nays demanded upon the motion OF
Mr. Pond aud than half an hour was consumed IA
calling the roll Many gentlemen asked 10 he excused
from vO. on the grOsd Of having been absent az Tue
time iudI ted, and Others for various reasons The
amendment carried by vote Of 40 To 40 as lOlONs
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
BowDoIN COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT

BRUNSWICK, Me-, Aug. G.-The Commence
neu exercises ~ BowdOin College continued this
afternoon by the delivery Of oraton before the literary
societies by the Rev DR. Smith of the Union Theological
seminary New York His subject Our Nation, and
it, contests respecting the general progress OF mankind
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
cr,1crnr AT coIuMRrAs sc.

CHARLESTON, S. c, Aug. BENJAMIN
Thomson wealthy planter OF the Beaufort District,
who was RECENTLY placed in the insane asylum at Column
ba committed suicide yesterday by hanging HIS insan.
y depression caused by the present state OF
the country.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
Spstial lautit;s.

Union Republican General Committee regular ,
moiS meeting Of this COMMITTEES will take place THURSDAY
EVENING August 1867 at No 4J5 Fouhave at O'Clock Pune
tu Attendance requested Members attention hereby called 10 an
Article XIX OF the Constitution under which the Commit
tee Is organized, viz; 49,,
"F''"S'' =" EN'' THOMAS MURPHY, President
A. JACKSON PLUMB Secretaries
llrA.I HAII
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
TILE HAVANA GABLE

NEW ORLEANS, Aug G.-The steamer Raleigh,
from New York, reports August s. of Key West, ht
a. IN. shs spoke pilOt-bQa who reported that the
ssaer baving the Havana Cable on board had arrived,
and every thing in readiness She would proceed 10
lay the cable that day
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
LIoroR RIOT IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug GA riot, and an
attack Deputy Constable Bliss occurred at Chcopee
barrels of liquor which the officer had seized. Constable
Bliss was pursued through the streets by MOB ana mar
row ly escaped with his life.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
STRIKE OF BRIcKLAYERs IN BOSTON

BosToN, Aug. Ga large number of brick
ayers employed buildings ia Of erection,
have Knocked Of work because they aiege that their
bosses employ more apprentices than the rules OF the
Bricklayers Association allow. The employers decline
ncccding 10 the demands and say they can find help
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
THE WEATHER.

The thermometer lowest eary 10 hr InOrning1'
Morlu vey cloudy q 10 2i $50 $50 and 9. % 81
AnsrnounYer ouir heavy rain from 03 30 l0, 2o 3;
eoudy k'ehBgSght a. q; overcast cloudy overcast
Cui, 400 Auynst 1.-THE wbsther Is cloudy bat hot
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07

in the Treasury s2,5l,sO6I2G Of s2,5l5sl5,936 90
The foregoing ~ correct statement of the public
debt, as appears from the books and Treasures re-
turns in the Department on the LIST of August, 1857.
HUGH MCCUMOCH. Secretary of the Treasury.
By comparing the above statement with one made
on the 1st of June last it is shown that the amount
of less cash in the Treasury has been reduced
s4,3O9.5lO 0S The debt bearing coin interest since
that period has been increased the present statement
showing an increase that of June to the
amount of s7G2G2, $50, while the debt bearing cur
rency interest has decreased $50 9l0 The maturcd
debt not presented for payment has increased
s592S, 795 IS. The debt bearing interest has de
creased s1,sl4,25s "A. The amount in the Treasury
in coin since June has increased sl4G74 80, and
the amount In currency less than that exhibited IN
the last statemcpt Is sl9l 1853 Co.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
THE SOUTHERN CROPS.

AUGUSTA, Ga. Aug. 6.-Weather hot, and
clody The planters OF southwestern Georgia pre-
pairing 10 pick cotton next week Accounts are iaVor
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
NAVP GAZETTE.

has ordered temporary
fstarl~l non h. saWanee. sud OF Michigan
asfsi 10 tSs' 't'rane Pissed Assistant sargson q.
Ps.ssd surgeon Thomas Franklin has Che
drtschd from Ohio Paymasrr Alexander Nee
~ Ohio TIE bishop has bten ordered the Cy
nee
Mishgman B 4 Field has been
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
THE NATIoNAL FINANCES.

THE PUBLIC DEBT-MoNrHLY STATEMENT OF
SECRETARY M'CULLoCH.
BIT rELysKAPH
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The following is the state
ment OF the public debt of the United States on the
lst of August, compared with the statement on
Innn1
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
Alr. T.. Dunford Lishthill,

Alr. T.. Bunford Lishthili,
No. 1O6 FIFTHAVE..
(Be,Eeen Twenty .arst and Twenty seeondss)
Consultations Diseases OF the THROAT and LUNGS CHRONIC
CATARRH al forms IMPAIRED HEARING aud SIGHT ani
all CHRONIC and OBSCURE DISEASES
R.c hnnr. from 3 qa. 10 o D ~.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
The California
PETRoLEUM STEAM COMPANY

PETROLEUM STEAM COMPANY.
alr
Subscriptions for stock Receirodby
TURNER BROTHERS.
BANKERS PIsEsTREET, 90
Opposite United State. Treasury.
ND
HENRY A. HEISER'S SONS
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-08
Wantali,

4 FEW good Male and Female Agents Immediate
n ly. Orfurther particulars address, with amp.
OF call on j. III. WHITE,
"a Market Square, up stairs, Portland, Me.
june 5. d3m - fE.- T'ks<'--
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-08
New York ltebss'

NEW 1Ohh, tuuc Z.
Nelson j. Marsh, a clerk in the post office,
was arrested Yesterday on the charge of steal
inc jetters Mr. James GaylOr, special post Of
fce aasnt nla1 ed decoy letters on his desk and
detected Marsh in the act of taking them. He
confessed his guilt. Oh
from Rotterdam with 422 passengers, arrived
here to-day She had "a deaths among the
messengers, OF which 26 were children and
adults. ts.. ..r.. +.
The American Institute of Homeopathy
finished lts proceedings to-day, and adjourned
after hstehing to several able papers on medi-
cal topics. One hundred and 1orty-seven
members were elected during the present meet
ing OF the Institute
The subject of admitting female membership
again this evening occupied the attention OF
the Institute. A resolution offered by DIR. Nc
Mauns, of Baltimore, THAT the American In
stitute of Homeopathy admit to membership
property educated women without regard to
race or color" was tabled. Just before the
final adjournment, however, a resolution was
offered amending the constitution so as to ad
NIT female members to the Institute, and then,
under the rules of the Association, lies over
until next year. The next meeting of the In
stitute viii take place on the first Wednesday
in June, 1868. 81
The Orthodox Branch of the Society of
Friends closed their yearly meeting this morn
ing at their edifice in Goth street. The princi-
pal fubject under consideration during their
session was the necessity of increasing the IA
cilities for the education of the young MEM
bers OF the denomination.
Among the passengers from California, via
the Nicaragua route, was Col. Frank Nycker,
Assistant Engineer of the late Russian Amer
lean Expedition. Col. Nycker has been over
the whole coast of Wallachusia, and is init
mately and thoroughly acquainted with It's
trade resources &c. and is en- route to Wash
ington, where our Government can avail itself
of his information ~. tfe 5,..rs.i
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-08
From Warrington.

A. -.9i .l ,i-.a WASHINGTON june T.
The statement of the Oil and other products
of the American fisheries received and export
ed during the four months ending April Both,
prepared by the Bureau of STATISTICS, exhibits
the following: Amount of spermacetti whale
and other fisheries received during four months
at the several ports Of tho United States, was
valued at $2,472,23 The value OF the same,
682.
The temperance celebration which was to
have taken place to-day, is postponed on ac-
count OF the rain, by Maj Gen. Howard, Chief
Marshal, until a week from Saturday.
1t is understood that Secretary McCulloch
zcontemplates an early and permanent reduc-
ton Of the forces employed in the Treasury
department, in consequence of the rapidly
Diminishing business, and in making the re-
duction due regard will be exercised with ret
erence to the competency and ability of the
clerks engaged in the different bureaus of the
Department, without taking into consideration
their various salaries or qualifications. The
number of persons who are now employed in
the Department is between 9, 400 and $500, in
elusive of those engaged in the printing bu-
reau under Mr.. s. M. Clark; of these 5i6 are
ladies'; OF the males employed, fraction over
one-third served during the war, either in the
army or navy.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-08

NEW ORLEANS, june T.
Hon: Benz. f. Flanders, the newly appoint
ment for Governor, called on Gov. WeIles this
morning. at the Executive Office, and made it
known that he came in obedience to the order
from Gen. Sheridan, and was ready to enter
upon his duty. GOV. Welles declined to vol
UNFAIRLY vacate his Office, and protested in
writing against the action of the military au-
thorities. At O'Clock an order was received
at the Governors office, addressed to Mr..
Flanders, but he was absent, so the nature of
the communication could not be ascertained
Mexican news received to-day confirm the
previous reports that Lopez sold Queretaro to
Escobedo for 5000 ounces No new devotion.
ments have been made
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-08
AUCTION SALES.


a IN Saturday, June 9Th, at IL past II, OH the
~ premises. Marion street, will be sold Il Lot of
Eand with 'front.' OF about SO feet by about 6o feet
III ,Hepth, ad1omi the land of John CrODan.
Terms l-2 cash; balance and months. Title
peJ I For particulars call on aucior ecrs.
xr,u, Assignee Sale.
w - pe sold at public auction at the Merchants,
change s1raatge on the corner Fore and Ex-
4 NJ one SOD, Oh tuesday, June 1ith at IL o'clock
as o shs aS% lies 81 her wharf ' L. 'AAS
one y h,ty-s :. 1afque sarah Hobart;
One tlnrtg-second OF Steain-tu1 IincIe g., ..
Terms cash. IOI ~, y SAM SAM;
Assignee.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-08
New York Market.

~, NEW YORK, June7
,Coiton-dull and unchanged; sales 1,4O0 bales;
Middng upands at DC
rourI5oc lower but more doing; sales 1900 bbls. |;
Sea as aI w 9 ~ 25 round hoop Ohio at II 90 a
- 20; western At co. Y 90; Southern at 10 90 a
Wheat.easier and more doing; sales "a. 200 busb !:
choice Milwaukee No at 80; No. 3 at 20 "a 30:
White California 70 "a Q 80. ,f,C'''N-'S ~
Corn-quet; sales $4,000 BUSH; new Mixed West-
ern at O5 g 10; old do. IA a 17t; heated MIXED
Western 50 "a 93c.
Oats-i a &c lower; sales %, 900 bush; Southern
at S3tc; Western 70 q 81.
e Beef-steady. i3stF. Blf9 stssf 1907 ." tsstf
Pork-lower; new mess % G2t; old do % 90; primo
is 70 a. 10 90. .l-Il-rl 1853
Lard-heavy; sales at ~ a 1871 a in bbls.
Butter-heavy; sales Ohio at 10 q 22e State at ~
a &c. ~ - -...-
Whiskey-quiet Western at SOC.
Groceries-quiet.
a lie.
Rosn at s7t "a 90.
Oils-steady.
Petroleum-dull.
Tallow-drmer; sales at ii "a 11sc
Freights to Liverp0ol-quiet. -H
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-08

PHILADELPHIA, June Z.
up 70 this time thirteen bodies have been
taken from the ruins of 3easy & Wards saw.
mill, and the search is actively progressing.
The wounded engineer has made a partial
statement regarding the catastrophe, though
with great difficulty, owing to the serious ma
ture OF his injuries. He says after completing
the engine to see if all was right, 50 as to run
the mill next morning. The fireman told him
there was but one pound of steam on. Be
thought the fireman was mistaken, but exam
med the steam gauge, and found it indicated
only one pound. He then went to work STUFF
hng the packing box, and was SO engaged
when the boiler exploded.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-08
Special Notice to Builders.

ME undersigned have this day started one of S.
- A. Woods Patent Clapboard planners, and are
R.ePareu 70 dress ClapbOards plain or moulded, in
the neatest style with Dispatch a''''
june1d2w ~ os Vork Street
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-08

- BOSTON, june g.
The wholesale boot and shoe market for the week
has been quiet In the absence of any considerable
chandise markets, it is difficult to foreshadow events
as regards prices; at present they are firm and un-
yeiuing, notwithstanding the decline quoted in other
branches OF trade. There is nothing this season ex-
cept general stagnaton of business, which should
uepress the shoe trade and cause sudden decline in
rces In the past the boot and shoe trade has been
the last to receive the benefits of advane in gene
raj merchandise, ana from indications now it seems
inclined to maintain that position while The reverse
is threatening other branches of business The stock
Of goods on hand, though ample, is not III excess Of
the probable demands OF the incoming sea on as the
trade have been moving cautiously this Spring and
have Lot piled up goods il, an endless variety o.
STYLE regardless of the wants of customers but have
for the most part made up the most desirable and
trade through the summer. The jobbing trade is
quite active previousl noticed and prices for the
best grades are fully sustained.-ShOe and Leather
Reporter. .t..ta.1 -5l..} n II -i =
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-08

A SMART man with $500. to engage in light
IA paying business. Enquire Of
4ra'I -r.F cox g. POWARS,
Patent and Employment Agents, SSH Congress st
Portland Me. iuueCd2W