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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-10-12
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CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPERS.


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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-08

TO LET
In New Canal National Bank Building, Middle St.,
,.. One Store on the Lower. Story; .s,
OFFICES In THE THIRD STORY,
ONE HALL IN FOUR rH STORY.
Apply at Canal National Bank. Middle st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-08

......, -. -. co.. ...lt NEW YORK, May Z. g.
Cotton-dull and heavy sales $50 bales; Middline
upands &c. .'.'l ..t..,li ...q.i si Ion. i.l-,
Flour-hrm sales $4,000 bbls.; Stale at II 20 a
1866 Western II 20 O. 10 80; Southern at Is rs a
10 00 California sales 1880 bills and sacks at 16 10
II so. s5-vsttia1 $50 sff@r rs+f fNt4fftf ~
wheat--quite firm; sales 50, 900 bush Milwaukee
No. at 2 50; Amber State choice 3 as; White Cali
fornia at 3 55eD e.. pa '
Corn-heavy and % Sc lower; sales 5000 bush. ;
Mixed Western at 1 35t % 80 in store; new do at
20 @ 80; White Western at 1fs; White Southern
at 50 "a 80. -1S' t''''
..oats-firm; sales $4,000 bush; State 81 q sSc;
Western s3 a. SIC. tl's ~ , 81 tlRI0
Provisionss steady. a
Whiskey-n fair demand; sales 800 bols. Western,
in boad, at 31c - p
kice-dull. .-. ...r Ann
Sugars steady with fair demand. n ...ii.
Coifee-firn .i.Ai w. H.. -
Naval Stores-heavy and lower; Spirits Turpen-
Oils-quiet u rt'tr t 81 ~ 49,
Petroleum-steady; crude at Ice; refined, bonded,
at rs "a 26ac.i ~ ~, i' - ' -. I'll -
Taow-frmer; sales at II "a f1sc ~ 10y, 40. go.
+ Freights to Liverpool-without decided change
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From Washington.

w ARLINGTON, May z. H
The registry of this city is completed -
About 155,000 is the entire number of names,
of which a majority of 969 are white voters.
General M. j. Palmer, Treasurer of the
Union Pacific Railway, eastern division, re.
the amount due on the seventh section Of
thirty miles of their completed road, Just ac-
cepted by the Government Commissioners grt
In the Supreme Court to-day, the case of the
Commonwealth of Virginia VS. the State of
West Virginia, was taken up, and is still on ar
gnment The case raises directly The question
OF the status of Virginia in the Union As
West Virginia disputes the right Of her Legis-
lalure to make any valid and binding enact
ment, and Congress not as yet having recog
nized her as Constitutional State or as a
State in the Union, the immediate question
is rs to the jurisdiction over the counties of
Jefferson and Berkely, at present within the
limits of West Virginia, but claimed by the
odd Commonwealth to have been transferred
by means of fraudulent representations made
to her Government. A decree is asked to re-
instate these counties within the jurisdiction of
the old State The argument will probably oc-
cupy two days. Messrs. Stanton and Allison,
and the Hon. Reverdy johnson represent the
State of West Virginia, and Andrew Hunter
and BENJAMIN r. Curtis, of Boston, appear on
behalf of the Old Dominion. ,..li.--1 .al
Among the candidates selected by theiPresi-
Il snt for appointment to the Naval Academy
at >. annapolis as midshipmen at large, are John
nowne of Massachusetts,, son of the late Com
mander 10 I'm Downes, U, S. N, and VIM. "a
DurIxburst on New Hampshire.
The Japanese Commissioners will visit the
Naval School at An apolis tomorrow. r,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-08

NEW ORLEANS, May b.
The steamship Prince Albert, from Corpus
Christi for this city, with cargo of cattle and
hides, was wrecked off the beach at West Gal
weston, yesterday. The crew and passengers
were saved vessel is a total wreck. Insured.
Some colored men yesterday attempted to
get up riot by taking possession Of the Ram
part street cars, appropriated for the use of la
dies and children, whilst refusing to ride in
those appropriated for themselves.
On Saturday some colored men threatened
to force an entrance into the French opera
house, on equality with whites. They APP
near determined to take advantage of the
temporary reduction Of the police force on ac-
count of Gen. Sheridan's order to discharge
one-half the force AID substituting ex-union
soldiers.
During heavy storm last night another
creyasse occurred on the west bank of the
river thirteen miles above the city, and en-
dangers the safety of the Algiers, Gretna and
Opelousas Railroad.
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.,IIAQnII j NdU0dQ4

Heimstreets inimitable HAIR Colorng has been
steadily growing hl1avor for twenty years.. 1t
acts upon the absorbents at the roots of tue hair and
chiees TO its original color by degrees All instan-
streets IS not dye but is certln in its results pro-
NOTES ITS growth, and is beautiful Hair Dressing,
Ffiee 5o cents and 81 -OU. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all Druggists.
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- .a.t.. .a5l. bog New YORK. May Us p. M. rr
The money market is unchanged. The supply still
exceeds the demand. Call oans4 per cent. on Gov
ernment securities and "a per cent. stock co.,
lateral Prime business paper is current at 81 az
per cent. I .her grades are dull Government seeia
rites are quiet and firm. Foreign Exchange was
frmer to-day, but business was light. Prime baa;s-
ers' bills 1893 1O9i; francs 5l2k 5l32. The stock
market was heavy and decidedly lower at the last
open Board, but after call stocks rallied 90 !.
Petroleum and Mining shares heavier end lower The
failure of Watts, Crane & Co.. large cotton firm is
announced. e.. ss,.-9 O. - ~ ~ .
The Poss's financial article says The loan market is
easy, but there is scarcely much pressure of
plus funds by lenders, borrowers abundantly
supphc at yesterdays rates. Choice commercial
paper scarce and pa freely at 69et per cent,
Stocks dull but variable. Governments steady with
no speculative demand, and fair enquiry invest
ment. Railroad shares opened with a dropping oe
dency, caused by an 1creased dspost IN to sell. At
the close the feeling was firmer Foreign Exchange
br-n AT che second Board the market was active
and prices lover A heavy faiueis reported in the
street OF o tobacco and cotton house.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-08
For Sale for 5000,

a. A house containing eight rooms, in good re-
Hin: pair, situated in Freeport Village, eighteen
kssssA miles from Portland. Hasfour acres Of land,
fruit trees, &c. Price only 500. Address Horace
% apr24dSws Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-08
Valuable Real Estate on CONNER
csoI Ctroot fnr Cola

Valuable Real Estate on CONNER
cial Street for Sale.
A LOT of land about 80 feet front ON Commercial
"A street and extending to Fore street, the same
now occupied by b. #. Noble & 50. ~ "a
Apps to j. BROWNE,
May l. tt 10 State Street. =.
The Best Bargain i'm Portland.
A LOT of land 75x150 feet, located on Congress ST.
- few rods east of the Park. This is a line op.
portunity for builder to erect a block of houses
that WILL SELL AS SOON AS COMPLETED. This
property is offeredSery low, to close concern. n
". II. JERREs, Real Estate gent.
Apr25-dtf H. -r-'7'5.-@''. ~ N
.Gftt9 So Lot for Sale.si AltSbtVt
'TNHE lot on the northerly side of Deering Street,
adjoining the residence of Gen. j. d. Fessenden.
Said lot is sxtytwo feet front and hundred feet
in depth. Apply to j. G. PROCTOR,
marl6dtfs Is 4 Real Estate Agent, Middle st.
Farm for Sale. M ~ s-4
1NHE homestead of the late Scott Dyer, Cane Eliz-
Il abeth, four miles south of Portland Bridge con-
tanning about 100 acres good SOIL in good State of
cultivation, fences all stone wall, young orchard rs
trees grated fruit Pleasantly located. School and
Church within mile. r. -~-cA-0
z For terms, &C., apply on the premises or TO ,
Y f. G. ROBINSON,
u mch2O-t .S.,..rt Ia ,r Is Moulton Street.
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Con,,nercinI.--rcr Cable.

H -I.i'lg l' -. LONDON, May Noon. .
Consols opened at 81 for money. '"''Fl
AMERICAN SEcURIIIEs-Thes following are the
current quotations for American securities: United
States 52Os ~ Illinois Central Railroad shares
Erie Railroad shares ~.
Scotch Pig Iron 52s Cd. p aI -lH'.A
- LIVERPOOL, May 7-Noon...
Cotton quiet; Middng uplands III al 11ld; do.
Orleans 1lsd. Breadstutis quiet. Corn 43s. 3D.
PROVISIONS unchanged. PrOduee--Spirits furpentine
3es; common Resin 6s Cd. fine do l4s. 'sii -
~ . raa.s ID LIVERPOOL, May 7-2 II. NJ
Inc Cotton market quiet and quotations without
enange Breadstutis-CoIn has declined sd. since
has declined To lbs. : r0.srs- eFIfft
u.o.s.a,L LONDON. May 7-2P. M.
Consols are quoted at 81 for money = tt.
AMERICAN this hour American
Securities are quoted as follows: o. s boo,s III !.
Illinois Central shares 75i Erie Railroad shares
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Chicago Markers.

= i'' CHICAGO, H., May Z.
Flour tolerably active aud steady; best Spring ex-
tras at u 80 q Il so. Wheat advanced Sc with u
limited demands No. . Go a 20. closing quiet at
tne inside figure Corn active at 052 az 07a ior
No j. and rs q OF for No. g Oats active at G5I a.
66l for No 2, Rye declined 62c.s Barley quiet at
9Gsg 9S for No. 2 4 store Provisions more active !;
Mess Pork Y So Lard at 13s. Cattle, quie at IS
70 a 90 for good extra tocioee steers. Live Hogs
active at 12t "a 40 for common and iair and 76d
10 for good % choice Sheep active at 70 "a S Is.
bush. oats, $50 hogs Shipments-3,5C0 bbls. flour,
$500 bush. wheat 'ft'' 49, ..t p,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-08

fNAodNiLLE, MAY %.
The Tennessee Senate met yesterday as a
Court of Impeachment to try Hon: Thomas W.
Frazier, Judge of the Criminal Court OF this
city. The charge against the Judge Is that ne
members of the Legislature from arrest under
the authority of the House of Representatives,
ona writ of habeas corpus in July last. Rec
Ords and articles of impeachment were read,
and an answer will be made tomorrow. Being
the first case of the kind on the judicial records
OF the State, it is exciting general Interest,"
Hon. Ii. Maynard, John Trimble and Judge N d.
A. Patterson are counsel for the prosecution.
and Hon. Edwin III. Ewing, e. N. East. Hon,
John 5. Brien and Judge Grant for the defense.
f. N East, who was lately appointed United
States District Attorney, announced this morn
ing that he declined to accept the position.
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Cincinnati Mnrl.e,..

ID. -54l. t.J I.. CINCINNATI, May Z.
Flour firm at 70 30 a 10 20 Cor Winter su,perfine
and II 90 "a 16 % for trade brands Wheat irregular
for No. Spring 81; No. 2 Winter 8 43; No / Win
ter held at 30 "a 60. Corn dull at 81 for No. in
bulk and OF sacked. Oats steady at II a. 72c Rye
110. Barley steady. Whskey 26 in bond. Provi-
sions dull Mess Pork % 80; Bulk Meats dull and
nominal; Bacon declined "a /; shoulders So; sides
10s; Lard dull at 125 a 12s. Groceries arc in fir
demand; Butter duff at 20 a nc for fresh Ohio; ;
Winter dull. Exchange steady ,sli'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-08

lIMUcT Lst1U IOf SdIC.
THE tract of timber land known as the Gilmanton
L and Atkinson Acadety Grant, in the State of
New Hampshire, owned by the heirs OF he late Ellis
B. Usher Hollis, Me-, bounded north by the forty
between Maine and New Hampshire; south by the
College Grant and land granted to Timothy Dix; and
west by the College Grant. so called. '',1 ;. =
This grant is supposed to contain twenty thousand
acres 1t is heavily tinbered with the first quality Of
spruce, and about two millions of pine all old
growth, and equal to the best quality OF Canada pine
which be obtained with certainty the first wear
it coming down the Diamond River into the Magal,
loway, and then into the iAndroscoggin below the
lakes. For further information enquire of
Es.ttrg. ~ = tL DIR. Il. BACON y
apr2OeOd2m* No. II Free ST. Portland Nie
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-08

SAN FRANCISCO, May Z.
The Victoria Colonist, the Oldest and most
widely circulated journal in Vancouver's Is
land, British Columbia, says editorially, I'M
der date of April 30th: eNine out of every
ten men in the Colony, under the present state
of wretehedness and poverty, would welcome
annexation t. the United States. These re-
marks We're called forth by the rumor that
England was about to sell her northwestern
American possessions to the United States
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-08
Auuiyersary Of the New Work Sunday
school Union.

: ""-"---" 1T NEW YORK, Maya.
Tho anniversary of the New York Sunday
cohnoi Union. took place to-day and was
largely attended. The different schools form
al nrncessions and marched to the churches,
which had been selected for the services,
where short and appropriate addresses We're
made by the pastors and Sunday school lead
ers. Confectionery, fruit, ETC., etc, were pro-
vided at several of the places of meeting, and
the occasion was apparently greatly enjoyed
by the children who participated. tiFI p
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Railroad Injunction.

- - 5000 MILWAUKEE,, May z.
Judge Miller, of the United States District
Court, yesterday granted an injunction
against the Directors of the Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen Railroad, prohibiting CONSOLE
dation of the Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail
road with the Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chen, or paying of any dividends, interest or
President and Board of Directors li Hf -''
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-08
Furnished House for Sale.

A GENTLEMAN about removing from the city,
"A offers for sale his residence The house was built
last summer, by the well known builder s. H. Libbey,
ESQ, and is replete with all modern improvements,
hot and cold water, gas; heated by furnace; water
closets sstairs anu down; French root; fourteen
room elegantly lrescoed, and in every respect a
nrst elias house. Neighborhood unsurpassed Tor re-
nement and responsibility. The furniture through
tne mouse IS entirely new and Of the best quality
bargain to an Immediate cash customer This is a
rare opportunity for family to step into an elegant
anu comfortable home. as everything is in excellent
taste and perfect order. Imnedia possession Will
be given. Apply to '''''''i VIII
at7 WILLIAM H. JERRIS,,
Auril IL DIFF = ~ --''e"''ei Af'ii'
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MILWAUKEE, May z.
4 Flour quiet and steady; City double extra 13 40 a
IA 80; extras 1915 a. f3 o. Wheat active at 81 Il.
sales at ~ az 70 Tor No. /, and II "a u Tor
No. Cnn steady at 10 for No old, end p3
for new shelled. L kENAs-k fEh4EANsNN
Recepts1,00 900 bbls -four $500 bush wheat, 81. 900
bush. oats Shipments-2,OOO bbls. flour. 5000 bush
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PROPOSALS.

For Dredging N New Channel through
shepard Point shoaI md N aiiowe7l
shoaI ia the Kennebec River, at EaiIe-
well, Maine. - a III. s
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1911 77T77- : II IT, li
IT. Louis Markets.

teLi' no ST. LOUIS, No., May Il
Tobacco unchanged. Flour firm at 10 90 "a II %
for supertine; IL 90 "a 100 for double extra, and
II 20 q Is 90 for fancy, Wheat rmer and higher for
Spring; sales at 25 "a 90 ioy seed and prime Spring
IS for strictly prime, and GO for choice Corn ad
yancing; sales at - Is a 12O the latter fancy.
Oats adyaleing good to choice 90 95 Barley dull.
Rye 90 offered and So asked. Provisions qiet and
unchanged. whiskey nominal for free, and 25c in
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-08
Farm for Sale.

Situated in the Town of West
AIM brock, on the Capisic Pond road,
@|rNN4As<l about one and half miles from the
M ls1kslAE city. Containing about eight acres
eEk:4zizzzz- of gooi having land with large
garden spot anu fruit trees. On the premises are
good Dwelling, containing nine finished rooms; good
Barn, WOOdhOuse and Carriage House, all in good
order; also a never-failing well of pure water. A
desirable Location for residence. Terms easy.
Apply to 4af si+.,
salFtf iliatH PHINNEY s. JACKSON, .t.i
Commercial Street, Head of Browns Wharf.
aprl7dtf .4 I.l. t, I.rfi'i. g. uUs 3i I. ...t..-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-08
Portland 4 Rochester r. R. Co.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

+. A SPECIAL meeting of the stockholders of the
"A Portland a. Rochester Railroad Co. will be held
at the office OF the Company in the Depot at Port
land, on FRIDAY, the nth day OF May, 1867, at en-
O'Clock A NJ, to act upon the following rticles viz
~ 1st 10 sec ii the stockholders will auth Drze a
mortgage to be made of the property OF the Compa-
ny to secure the city OF Portland for a loan OF Its
credit TO the amount of 100000.
I'd. To, see il the stockholders wi accept the
charter, granted them by the Legislat ure of New
Hampshire in 1866.
3D.. To act upon anv other business I, bat may lie
gally come before them f
' Per order OF the DrectA rrs, d.
glAaTQiB LEWIS PIERCl :, Clerk.
Z Maya, 1867. ~ Ma:y3 dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-08

Gen. Ord has directed the Governor of Ar
kansas to notify the Legislature of that State
not to reassem6le -s@'-sl 81 y Jf,aF7I -saaS /
srspi7 r. AUGUSTA. May 6.
Senator Wilson has arrived here He will
address the citizens Tomorrow. 80 'l,i'''.
CTrvpI.mn o,,;o 1Mav7S
Atamoet;nr of tho Tara C;rs,, ,f M H. al
an Brotherhood that boJv renndiated the acts
of the mob in the late outrage on the British
schooner Elk denw;na that they ware done by
Ten;ans ' Ing '"''' - Vs.. ''1,.'
O. w Crowel,,s cooneraoe in this citv. was
burned last NIGHT loss estimated at from
$1,000 to $1,000, of which $500 is insured.
$50 1ar tii1 BE- ses Pig - BAIrImoRE Nav
The Citv Copncil decided adversely to-dav
ON an appiication made for an Injunction to re,
strain the city passenger cars from running on
SUNDAY 20 - - : ',e1T167.yf
:, - ~ e...l ncae CHICAGO. Nav L.
The troubles growing ont of the eight hour
movement are subsiding. Some feeble attempts
were made Yesterday to create a disturbance.
but they were rapidly suppressed by the police.
There were no demonstrations to-day. Work
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-08
New Orleans MARKETS..

stt8A NEW ORLEANS. May Z. 4
at "A a 25c. Receipts OF days, 23ls bales AGAINST
ISIS same time last week Exports fo- the sarrle
time 1851 bales Sugar seconds 1i3c. good fair 12s
yellow clarified 15ss;. Molasses nominal and nm
changed. Sterling Exchange 1889 "a ISL. New York
sight Exchange q tlremium. s.sfsss.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-08
New York Ifelns.

EGs .H'-i- f1 Isa- NEW YORK, May Z.
The Joint committee of the Presbyterian
General Assemblies of the old and new schools,
after a session of a week in this city, agreed
upon the terms of reunion, with remarkable
unanmity. These terms are to go before the
churches for year before final action.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-08
N nv CEIetct1r..,6cGsii,r ~ j q NJ
TEETH TEETH TEETH

DR.. l.. still continues TO Extract Teeth 10y ELEc
rRICIrN wlTH9Ur sFAIfs. Persosts bavirg dee ycU
teeth stn,npe they wish TO have re,noyefc- reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MA -HINEs tos
Tor family use, with thorough Institutions. i.-
" DR.. d. can accommodate D iew patients with board
end treatment at his house. ut
Office hours from o'clock A. VI. to IL II. from
to 6 p. M and TO in the evening.
0onsplt,iop ireeo Siei2T 22Rl novip 4
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MUIR MCKAY scwiag Mnebiuc tbe on,y

. r S EssInSss s 9 %ss s,a, ,ss7
-- My NJ. WAS 2w
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AUCTION SALES.
LARGE STOCK
Dry Goods, Cutlery, Silver Plated
W are, &c at AuciIun.

w ILL be sold at Store No 800 Compress :, roo,Iv
w opposite the Prsbe louse coninenc ,ng Non, AZ
MAY D. az y O'Clock i. NJ, ana Goa un v,,r, q ~
noon am evening through thewcek, IA 4 ,i,, 'srn.t,
OF cloths II Mems and boys wear, Iaa,tes' a -
Soois oiesehed and brown SLee;ing' a Ia-gc 4 -
Huckabuek Towels, blesehe aud brown rsS 80 VI
anu brown labls DaInasi. by Tie yalI lIsn ~
S,oIns1 printed Wool 1abe Cose.. embosse,i 20
ana Seoeh Uullts, ladies liz. Gems ~
Linen 1hread Fancy 5 aps, PERI mery, ana NJ,
kinls of small Nae "A laI. stoeA o., ,oil,v me-,
the cbeap 70 the best ivory hanOled 4 s,e SiorE
o. Slcer Pfdted Ware Of the bes quality enisytipg
OF Ice Pitchers, Savers, axe Baskets Iui er Iush
es, syrup Cups; large stock OF Plated and Britannia
Medium Forks, sc. Also good Stick Of Albums
Paper Collars Mote Paper EHye pes, Clocks, Watch
es, Jewelry, &c. Also a lot OF Hemp Carp, ins and
Venetian Stair Carpetmg Ladies are pdrticuiarly
tn1ited to attend the day sales. Goods sold phi
vale sale at average Auction prices. Pedlars ant
Country Traders will Ina il for their advantage to
attend this sale. .fl G. w, HOLMES. Auetf
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