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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-22
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C1soIssATI,T June 2L-Rfverz falling.
weather clear. Thermometer, s5.
LOUISVILLE, June 2l.-River falling. 5
fest inches water by the canal mark.
The river is again falling more rapidly,
and spars VIII soon come In reqnisition II
medium class boats attempt to run. The
additional arrivals last evening were the
p. w. 81 raider, Louisville to New Orleans !;
VIM. White, Green River and return; Eau
Claire, TO Pond River; Importer, St Louis
to Pittsburg; Plain City, Louisville to
Green River; Anna White, st. Louis TO
pIttsburg; Ada Lyon, Green River 10 Ev-
as.sville; Argonaut No. 2, Louisville to
Columbus; L ouisville, New Orleans to
Louisyiile...-..The VIM. White had lis
hhds. tobacco, and the Ada Lyon
had 1853 hhds. from Green River...-...
The White returned last night....-.-The
trader had a fer trip and added consid-
erably here, and left with her guards near
the water...-...The Argonaut also added
largely here, and left as full as q tick.
Luce Merrill is in her office.......The Plain
City had very slim trip........T The Anna
White had two barges deeply loaded.........
The Louisville had about one hundred
tons OF freight and was full
of passengers to cairo. Captain Frank
Davidson f. still aboard and in sound con-
dition. she arrived at midnight........The
Mayfiower had an excellent trip out........
The Charmer is being repaired at Cincin-
natl for the lower water packet, TO take
the place OF the Quickstep In the Evans
vile and Cairo trade. John Wheeler, who
went out as her clerk, arrived home on
Thursday .......The Legal Tender, Captain
Yves. Conner, will be here tomorrow, and
the Cora s. for Memphis.
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F. HAMMERSTEIN,

Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer
Corner Main and Fifth Streets,
EVANSVILLE ............. INDIANA
ErAs NOW ON HAND n sII.ENDi.
n assortment OF finely. finished carriags
for the Spring trade, of the latest and mo.
approved styles, comprising two-seate
and light Rockaways, stationary al
shIfting top Buggies, fancy light trottin.
Bugeies Prince Albert Bgggies; also, Bug.
gies gotten III, extra strong Tor country use.
A 4 WORK manufactured OF the best timber
most thoroughly seasoned, and ironed
with extra refined iron. No factory wheels
used; all are made In the shop, OF selected
ma eiiaI. aud by the best mechanics. All
work warranted 10 give entire satisfaction
In every respect. Sales made at tospest cash
rates Purchasers win find 1T to their in
terest To ave nin call before purchasing
elsewhere. Repairing done 10 order. Or
ders soliciied.a apl6 d3m
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st. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, June q.
ToBACco-Ofefinssl large, and prices with
q dow inward tendency, although prices are
pretty good, and steady.
CoTToN = Dull and nominal at 24c. for
middfng, with no sales. s
HEMP Steady, with fair demand.
FLoUR-No demand; the only sales were
about 10 bols. extra and XXX at $40 00gl0 so.
WHEAr-Choice Fall firm, but scarcely
anything doing in other grades; No. 2
Spring 81 So. fair Fall - ., and choice 81 IS
0e3 t9.
CoRN--Dnll, buyers standing Off; prices
lower, ranging from 6Ss1S0c
OATS-Dull and lower, at 65@GSc.
RYE-Firm at 81 IS.
PRov4>IoNs-very dull and unchanged.
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GRocERIEs-Moiasses nominal at 47(950c.
FLoUR-Ffrmer; superfine. SO SO; choice
extra, SA 509l5 50.
CoRN--In good demand at a decline: yell
low and mixed, 75qS0c; white, S2Zc.
OATs--Duil ranging al 65@70c.
Hayes 00@2S 90.
PoRK-Dull.
BAcoN--steady shoulders, l0alO14c; rib,
1ls1c; clear sides, l3c.
GoLD-l3S. s%&
STERLING ExcHANGE--4S5x@52 York
sight drafts n to Is premium.
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Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph

BY telegraph CHICAGO, June 10.
FLoUR-More active and firmer Spring
Elk rsss. Il 50@l0 IS.
sgiScts., higher than yester-
day Sales, No. !. 81 95 and No. z. 81 70gl 30
closing unsettled at 81 1891 20.
OATs-No. 2. 2s3cfs. higher; No. l. 59g6lz<
closing firm at outside.
No. 4.
BARLEY-Inactive, Nominal.
= PkcvISgoNS-Dull.
Mess PoRK-Upeneda at go so Closed duh
at $40 00@20 rs.
LARD-Quiet at ll1zgils<cts.
BEEF CATTLE-DuL at i5925cts. lower |;
s0as5cts. good to choice shipping.
HoGs-Moderately active al So 45G5 %
common TO good smooth.
SHEEP-Dull, unchanged.
RECEIPTS, CO. bbls. OF Flour. 1900 bushels
of w neat, la6U bushels Of Corn, II " q BUSH
els OF oats, I'D head of Hogs.
SHIPMEN TS-2,200 bbls. Flour, 26000 BUSH
e,s Wheat, 5000 bushels Corn, 1900 bush
els Oats.
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Memphis Market.
BY Telegraph

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, June q.
CorroS--Duli, at 24LG25c; receipts y
bales; exports none; weeks receipts III
do; exports 2,2iS do; STOCK on hand, 1850
dc.
CoRN-Weak, at 95@9Sc. sss
OATS-751S0c. kf.sASA*
HAY-Ss3H2f.
PoRK-S13 so.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegreph.l LOUISVILLE, june Il
TOBACCO aies OF ia hhds Tugs TO
medium leaf at 81 659l5 IS.
FLoUR-Superfine at IS x59S 20.
wHEAT-Nominal.
CoRN-Shelled s6@SSc.
: OATS-7Sc.
MESS PoRR-2lc.
BAcoN-shonlders e14c, packed clear
sides 12tz@l2s<c.
LARD-Tierces l2l4@l21zc.
WHIsKY-Free 81 20; bond 81 so.
OTTON-23c.
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New Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph New ORLEASs, June 20 :
changed; low middlings, 2412c. Receipts
o. The week, 2 ,sg5 bales exports, GAGS bales:
stock, 1870.
GUGAR-L ouisiana scarce, and in request.
fair, l.1xc; Cuba. duh at 10l4; low grades
IL &c Tor tair.
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FOR RENT.

TSUR RENT STORE A three-story
- brick store. corner OF Main and Fourth
Streets, suitable for a man ufacturing es-
tablIshinent. Apply at No. "a Main Street
Iun2l DIV
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph. CrSCISNATI, June Fl.
FLoUR-Firmer and demand better; fam
lily, Sll 259l2 so; fancy, Sl3Ggl4.
WHEAr-Firmer; No. 1xs2 5092 20; No.
2, 81 55; not much offering.
CoRN--Held at 75976c, with firmer feel
ing.
OATs-Unchanged and quiet
kYE-Dull At o. %; hardly anv demand.
COTTON Dull aud prices nominal at 500
BIC tor niddiIng.
WHIsKY-Good demand al SOC in bond.
MESS PoRK-U Unchanged; feeling on the
part OF nolt.ers less Respondent; sales at
ST.
BULK MEATs-Quiet and unchanged; no
sales.
BAcoN-Un and dull; &c for
shoulders; lie Tor sides, lls4@l-c for Gear
rib aud ear sides.
HAsfs-In good demand. and a shade
higher; sales 200 tierces sugar cured at Ice.
LARD-Dull; barely any demand; l2c for
prime.
sUaAR-Firm; raw, l2@is16c, and hard
refined l674@l71<c.
CoFFEE-Firm demand At 2592Sc.
BUTTER--Dull at l4al6c.
CHEEsE-Duil at I3616c.
GoLD-l37L buying at close. $3.50
RECEIPTS - 500 bush corn 3S3 bags coffee !;
222 bales cotton; 367 bbls. -four; ,S54 bush.
oats 2757 bush. rye; 757 bush. wheat, 492
bbls. whisky.
SHIpMENTs--G,S 800 bush. corn; 5iS bags
coffee; s77 beles cotton; $40 bbls -four; os4
bush. wheat. sFsTss~t+Fe
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FOR SALE.
Fulton Avenue Property at Auction
June Is. 1857,

r WILL SELL AT AUCTION, AT THE
~ Court House door. In Evansville,
TUESDAY. JUNE %, 1857. at two O'Clock
p. Ia, unless prev ously disposed OF 81 pri-
vate sale, a tract of land lying on Fulton
Ave ne, and containing about twenty
seven acres, embracing one tract of Fir
TEEN ACRES, lying east OF Walkers Ad-
dition to Lanlasco: and also embracing
the following lots and blocks In said addi-
tiou, viz:
Entire Blocks 4, 5, II and o.
Lots and len, Block 3.
Lats5, q. 7. y, ., and 10, Block y.
Lots !, ., and ), Block ..
Lots l, and 3, Block H.
This property embraces nearly all the
vacant territory on either side OF Fulton
Avenue, between the residence of Z. i.
Jones on the South, and Chas. Reese on
the North.
This valuable property is now offered for
the first time, and to parties desiring TO
purchase the tract entire, rare induce
ments will be offered.
TERMS-One-third cash baiaI ce In one
and wo years, with interest secured by
MORTGAGE: the purchaser TO pay taxes for
1867.
PIats OF the property may heseen at nv
Office. ut the Recorders ONCE, Plat Record
A, D. As, and In posters. Apply TO 4
CHAS. J.. RHODES, or =
THOS. 4. GARSlN,
jel2 7teod Third Street.
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New York Gold and Stock Market.

Gold firmer; opening at S74, and closing
at IS. Ohio & Mississippi certificates 24txg
2i3s; Border state Dor d quiet, and quota
tions are not essentially changed; new
Tennessee 6zg6zl4, old 6S14, exclusive OF
coupons; new North Carolina 81, old SIX,
exclusive of coupons .m
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FOR LEAS z.
Valnahla Lease

Valuable Lease.
YYAyTNG FAILED IN MY EFF.
III forts 10 secure sufficient stock To
enaEis me 10 build the Union Taberna-
cle" and having made other arrange
ments for the accommodation of the city
Mission sabbath school. now offer the
lease LEO ieet by IA, fronting on Locust
street, between Sixth Street and the canal
for the short time Of 80 years. ana at
very low price. JOHN r. GLOVER,
Cor. Main nd Seventh Streets.
junl dim Courier and German Union
copy, d4w. In
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BOARDING..

nRIvATE BOARDING..
First-class Boarding, by the Day or
Week, at EN-. BURNs's,
Nc. 70 division St., bet. Second and Third,
may2I diff Evansville, Ind.
BOARDING HOUSE. - The under
30 signed has opened q Boarding II ouse
on Third street, between sycamore and
Vine opposite Philip Deckers store, where
q number OF day and weekly boarders can
be accommodated with board. =. -
mayl5 Mrs. J.. CARTER.
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New York DRY Goods Market.

BY telegraph NEW YORK, June q.
DRY Goops animation or pa rticular
change in prices.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
New York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. June q.
CoTToS-Dnil: sales OF 500 bales at 1910
&c for middling upiands;
unsound and inferior grades OF old -four Is
dull, and l0@20c lower; background Is in
s.ioo barrels at s. soss s Is for superne State
and Western; IS 50@9 80 for extra Yves ern;
s9 e0@ll 40 for choice do; 80 so9l0 SO for
shipping brands Of extra round-hoop Ohio;
$40 509l 90 for trade brands; 50 IS $40 % for
Spring ct. LOUIS, aud Sll U0@i6 90 for Win
ground. and heavy for old; California
steady ga 50 and $40 75ala =. Rye flour
WHISKY - Active; sales 1900 barrels,
Western poad 351zc.
WHEAT-So receipts; the market Tor I'M
sound parcels; transactions only moderate:
sales 5000 bushels, az Il 92@l 70 for No.
and better for small parcels; u 50 Tor Am
RYE-Nominal. at 81 2o9l Is for Western
BAkLEY--Dull.
MALr-Nominal.
CoRN-Receiptss ,035 bushels; market Ia
&c better; sales 90 QUO bushels; q 07@l 10 for
new mixed WesteI n and closing at 81 U9 for
strictly prime; 81 II for old and new do;
81 co9l o. for soft Western mixed, and 81 Is
for prime White Southern.
oArs-Receipts, ~, soobu; opened dull and,
closed a shade firmcr; sales, 300 bushels
at 77@s0c for old and new western.
CoFFEE-Quiet and Arm.
SUGAR Firm; sales, 9JJ hhds. OF Cuba, at
iiAgl2c. o,,.a,
TETaoLEum. Dull at sgisc for crude; &c
for refined IN bond.
HOPS Quiet. = -
PoRK-Ciosing steady. sales, 1900 bar
ing at SD S7M regular; SO Cy929 81 for old
mess; s2s 20 for prime; szi - LOT prime
BEEF irm; sales, go barrels at si5@22
for new plain mess; sza92s for new extra
mess; beef hams, Ale.
BAcoN-Duil; sales of 200 boxes at 1910
rio: iI11c for long clear. and l21s9i2Z for
short clear.
ages at s114ess14c for shoulders, and l2glehc
Tor hams.
LARD Quiet; sales OF 500 barrels at llA
0el154 small lots at lZ1a 4l3cc. n
ENTHUSIASTICALLY al lUes22c for Ohio.
tHEEsE-Heavy at 70sl6c.
LATEST =. NJ.
FLoUR-Closed 5@10c better on fresh
ground, with a fair demand, and dull and
sales of i,Cso barrels of No. 2, for export, at
SIG 90 per barrel
WHEAT-3s5c better on sound Spring.
az o.; No. Soring, q 2 az %; sales OF 1900
bushels Of inferior chicago spring, for ex-
port, at u u.
Com -Quiei, at 81 os9l oofor new mixed
Western. .aes
So s. cash. and so s7lza20 95 regular;
closing with buyers at go IS cash and
80 % regular, and sellers at so 90 cash and
al regular.
BEEF-Quiet and very firm. $40
= CUT MEArs--Sleady aud in fair demand.
BAcoN-Steady, at 10la9lC5sc for Curnber-
land cut; llasc for rib, and l214@l21zc for
: LAKp~Quiet, at l21Sal2s1c for fair TO
prime steam, and l27sc Tor kettle rendered.
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This Company Is constructing, under the
EMINENT, the Western End OF the
Great National Railway across the
Continent,

California, across the Sierra Nevadas, to
the California State line, traversing the
MIA, and thence through the great mining
regions Of the TERRITORIES. to the vicinity OF
il forms the sole Western ank of the only
route to the Pacific, which IL adopted by
Congress and aided on the issue NJ United
Their road is already completed, equip
ped, and running for "a miles from Sacra-
inento to within ~ miles of the summit OF
ss s' Of Grading. Tunneilns, @c., beyond
that point has been accomplished.
The First Mortgage Bonds OF this Com
~ and PROFIT to Investors, for the follow
ing among other reasons. viz:
First. The rate of interest Is .Sfz per Cent
a. God, payable semi-annuaily In the
Second. The Principal is payable In Gold
at maturity.
Third. The cost of the Bonds, Nfnety-ave
per Cent. and accrued Interest, is Ten
per Cent. less than that OF the cheapest
Six per Cent Collaborating Bonds ofthe
Fourth. The United States Government
frorfdes nearly hdJ The amount necessary
to a smell percentage on the future tragic
for repayment.
Finn. Owing TO this liberal provision,
accompanied with ExfeHsiue Grants Of
Pubtic Lands, by which the Govern
ment fosters this great national enter
prise, its success Is rendered certain. and
pendent Of the contingencies tohfch attend
sixth. TIE security Of its fSrst Mortgage
character for safety G and reiiabili,y i
equaIed only by that Of the obligations
Seventh. The net earnings of the COM
pieted portion are already largely Ia ex-
cess Of The interest obligations Which the
Company t0iH incur on ttcfce the distance,
and are steadily increasing, rendering
I'll , uninterrupted payment Of the Interest
Eighth. AT the present rate of Gold they
pay nearly So per Cent. per annum on
the amount Invested.
The Bonds are issued in denominations
of $780, with semi-annual Gold Coupons
attached, payable In New York, and are
offered for the present at IS per cent. and
accrued interest Tin currency from Janu-
airy lst.
through the principal banks and bankers
in all parts OF The country.
Remittances may be made in drafts on
New York, or in Legal Tender Notes, Ma
in this city, and the Bonds will be forward
ed to any address by express, free Of charge.
Inquiries for further particulars. by mail
ton.
FISK d. HATCH,
Bankers. and Dealers in Government Secu-
rites,
No. 5 Nassau Street, New York.
N.B.--AIl kinds of Government Secure
Ties received at the Iull market price IN ex-
change for the above Bonds. Also,
p@Au descriptions of Government
Securities kept constantly on hand, and
Bought, Sold, or Exchanged.
sS- Gold Coin and u. S. Coupons bought,
sold, and collected.
D9- Deposits received on liberal terms
subject to check at sight.
p1- Collections made throughout the
country.
nB- Miscellaneous Stocks and BOND,
bought and sold at the Stock Exchang,
on commission for cash
rag Special Attention given to tn
Exchange of SEvEN-THIRTY NOTES
Of all the Series for the 1Neio FIVE
TWENTY BONDS of 1865, on the most
favorable terms.
mchl1 d1m-H aw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-21

New YORK, May 20.
Jeh. Davis still remains the guest of Mr.
Charles O'Connor, at Washington Heights
Although not finally decided upo /, he is ex-
peGted to leave to-day for Montreal.
Jeh Davis returned to the New York Ho-
tel To-day, intending to leave tor Montreal, but
ms departure was postponed ON account of the
storm until tomorrow. He keeps very Quiet
and sees but few of those seeking interviews
with him.
Nearly 5000 immigrants from Bremen and
Liverpool, have arrived since yesterday
>. The Excise Board has received 100000 for
licenses during the present year, which is in
excess OF the amount received at the same time
last year. The number of permits granted up
10 noon to-day, was 4 437.
:. On Friday next, all the liquor dealers whose
licenses have expired, and who have neglected
TO renew them, will be compelled to close
their places.
In the general Synod of the reformed Pres
byterian Church to-day, motion was made by
Rev. Mr.. Willy to appoint committee from
this Synod, to confer with the committee ap-
pointed by any other Synod, on the subject OF
union. Pending the discussion of the resolu-
ton, the Synod adjourned until afternoon.
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From Washington,

WASHINGTON, May 90
Gen. Miles, Assistant Commissioner of the
FreedmenS Bureau in North Carolina, in his
report for April, represents satisfactory con-
dition of affairs in that State, although much
restitution still prevails. The future prospects
are encouraging. The farmers are working to
the fullest possible extent of their resources
and large tracts of land, which have until now
remained forests, or which have for years re-
manned idle, have been taken up by energetic
men, who, with their operations, have shown
conclusiyely by the results already obtained,
that the great experiment of free labor is a
success. As general rule contracts are strict
ly observed by both the parties interested, and
complaints of wrongs or injuries are seldom
heard. Gen. Miles also says:-"initiatory steps
have been taken towards giving the colored
people their rights of representation which al
ready gives evidence of its influence in the de-
velopement of their manhood in quiet man
ner, indicating their appreciation of their po-
sition as attended by any evidences of elated-
ness, but with an earnestness of purpose char
acterized by moderation and proper reasoning"
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QUEENSTOWN, May 18-Evening
The steamers Louisiana, from New York LIST inst
City of Cork, from New York I'd, and the Queen
from New York 4th inst, have arrived here to-day,
LONDON. May 1872 p NJ
Sugar-dull and prices decned No 10 Dutch
standard are now quoted at 24s.
The money market is quiet and steady. Consos
closed at 921 ''0'
AMERIcAN SEcURITIEs-The following are the
current quotations for American securities: Unjiei
states 72s Illinois Central Railroad shares 76I
Erie Railroad shares 424 ~
LIVERPOOL, May 1S-Eyening
The Cotton market has been quiet and steady. clos
ing at the following quotations: Middling nplands
llsd; Middl ng Orleans sales to-day exceed the
estmat- made at the opening, aggregating fully H.
600 bales Brealstufs closed quiet and Unchanged;
Corn As; Wheatalas Cd for Western red, and IDS Cd
Lard at 51s Sd. Produce-Thc market for American
both here and at London is closed quiet and prices
were without material change.
FRANKFORT, May 18-Evening
United States bonds closed to-day at 77s
LONDON, May 20-1O A. NJ
Consols better; Illinois Central shares do; United
States 5-2Cs unchanged; Erie shares do.
Cotton steady.
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NEW YORK, May 70.
Advces from Havana, dated May 14th, state
that the Spanish fleet at Santiago de Cuba had
sailed for Monteveido and Rio Janeiro.
compact has been entered into between
the public Treasurer and Banco Espagnol, by
which the latter engages to pay ali treasury
bonds as they fall due for certain consldefa-
tions guaranteed by the former.
The merchants and provision dealers nave
finally come to a decision for the settlement oi
their difficulties. Two or three firms are re-
ported insolvent
The Coolie Emigration Company has been
taken to task by the authorities for transport
ing more coolies in their ships than the tom
mage would warrant, and for supplying them
with unwholesome water
The Consul of the Mexican Republic in the
island has been heavily fined Tor exercisino
such office for a Government unrecopnized bSS
the authorities.
Intelligence from Hayti is to the effect that
another attempt at revolution has been made
ut gacmel. Salnave was everywhere accepted
as Dictator General, but the council of Gener
ans VINO elected him are each of them aiming
10 start revolution in his own interest.
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Ncs York MARKER,


Cotton-without decided change; sales 1,4OO bales;
Middling uplands at 2Sc. ~,
Flour-du and 10 a 15c lower; sales 4,oo9 Dds. /;
State at 10 Sc a Is 90; round hoop ONO at 10 80 9
10 so; Western 10 60 az 10 W; Soutierh at 10 III "
Wheat-heavy and a &c lower; sales 10, 600 bush
green bav Spring at 70; Milwaukee No. 2 at 2 49,
Communicable, unsettled and closes &c lower;
sales $4,000 bush. new Mixed Western at 20 q %
95c; Western 81 q e9c
Beef-fr1n.
Pork-heavy; new mess at 1926; p.ime at 10 - "a
10 25.
Lard-quiet and steady.
Soc. " ''"' az Oh "
Ois-qnet; Linseed SO "a | 49,
Ree-in demand; Rangoon at glc
odnsapr1very Irm with fair demand; sales 800
lie; 400 boxes Havana at i1Ic. CIV ''s@
Coifee-quiet but firm
MMolasses-steady; sales Muscovado at 30 a. SIC.
saVa Stores-ilfm; Spirits Turpentine at GA a 65c
iiosln at IS a 90.
!, r Petr9eum-quiet but firm; crude i6le refined
bonded at 26ic.
Iallow-heavy and unchanged.
freights to LNerpool-du and unchanged.
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no LETT Z


OFFICES in the third story CT building on corner
~ of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at of
fee OF OCEAN INSURANCE CO.
FEB. 20. tt Exchange Street.
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Greece, Dirt or Grease OF any kind can be removed
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also the dlrtes or c0arsest garments or fabrics can
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save from So to $50 year in family.
18th. Ii is best, because it contains nothing what
ever, to nure the most &c icate iabrics being free
from any article injurious to Clothes hands or health
Ii has given entire satisfaction wherever used and
we will forfeit 900 il any person upon fairly test
Ing can SHOW that the Compound Will not do all that
claim, ii properly made and used according to d-
rectOns given with each Family Right. E5Y- Avoid
all preparations that contain lime they injure the
clothing.
5th 1t is best, because il is not hnbug; the most
delicate lady can accomplish family washing in am
incredibly short space OF time cleaner and whittier
than can be done by the old with the best of
soaps. No machinery is used, and but little fuel
Give 1t a trial, and you will never be without it.
REV. ISAAC Il. PAINE,
Is the authorized Agent for this section, who will
supply families with FAMILY NIGHTS and full par
ticalars for manufacturing at One Dollar.
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