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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-11

The aurora Od.-The Introduction
Of this oil is destined 10 work q great
revolution in the lighting world. il
possesses many advantages over all other
means of light, fro4a the fact that It Is
much cheaper than gas or coal oil, is free
nom any offensive smell, and best of al,
non-explosive. We have examined it
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro-
nounce it superior TO anything extant
for the purposes for which it is recon-
mended. 1t is also superior to turpen-
tine for paints, oils and varnishes. The
proprietors. Messrs. 81. G. Dewitt & Co,
have an Office at "a Madison street, but
they dispose Of state and county rights
to Manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years to run. Territory is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
to make money viii find this q good in
vestment. Don't forget, "a Madison
street, up stairs, sp21 If
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BEAUTIES OF REGIsTRATIoN.-A me-
gro boy named Henry. formerly belong
ing to George Rufus Vrynne, made APP
plication, q few days since, to be regis
tered and demanded his certificate. He
was asked who he intended TO vote for (;
he replied, Etheridge. The register said
all right, here's your paper fhanding him
a sealed envelope), but don't open 1t till
the day Of election. Onreaehing home,
he thought all was not right, and told his
old master the circumstance. The en-
veiope was opened and found to contain
a blank certificate. This might have
been q mistake, but it looks sick!
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Memphis Female Seminar The first
annual examination viii take place this
week. Primary and Junior classes on
Tuesday and Wednesday. Senior classes
on Thursday, at the school rooms, No.
40 Main street, commencing at nine
O'Clock am. Commencement exercises
on Friday night, the 18th, at the Taber-
nacie, Court street, commencing at eight
O'Clock. The patrons Of the Seminary,
the friends Of education, snd the public
generally are cordially invited to attend.
Jell 4t ANNIE D. HALE, Principal.
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Hon. EMERSON ETHERIDGE, Conserv-
alive candidate for Governor, will adj
dress the people Of West Tennessee at
the following times and places Purdy,
Saturday, June 18th Bolivar, Monday,
June 18th; Jackson, Tuesday, June
18th Humboldt, Thursday, June Goth /;
Dresden, Saturday, June 22d.
Papers of the district are requested to
publish the above list Of appointments.
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street
HNSON' s. DentS'' Main street
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W LAoelI=-, Ie-IsS-, % ~
H0Lel- j. l. q o. OndertaEers' 81 Nam
HINL THUS L. * IT, Dyefs' 80 Ne-o-1
sf-ssf
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49, i ~ D. - 0H'' nan
HoLLENBURS g OEkTEL, BuLdlng Male
5=57=5- 7-z---
ALLaAEg mn -2s-a-sIs ~ =
H4MELLr "oODG Co., DEy 0ooos' o'- MAN
r. Us CommlSsionef' ~ Aaai
solsIes
HAENsIAn, Larry 4 CO. and
Bros TOMBSTONE 5 20
TNIAsON, EDWARD, Gr0cer, - Main street.
TTTTEKW1TNG F. Furniture 81 Main
d street
CONGRATULATIONS 975aT9a a V5n-0e
street
K0RTFE NCDON6U5H- Gas Filters SI Sec
ond street
AAA Ehgr A IL ~ 90 4 ny NL..nLH AaAAAA AAAL
and Union streets
TCEy q MALL1S- Gas FIj5rs, 44 Main
~ street
LAWREhCE q GARTER, Commission Mer-
eaanLs, - : roal street
q COrJNo b. DEy Too-s' Il sec
LEVY MILLER steamboat Agents 81 Mad
ison street
IESLT--J6HN Painter ~ Madison sfreeF.
TTS-FY VRF0FNEFRG Insurance AGENTS.
n Madison slIezt
LOWERSTEfN g BRO, B., Dry Goods, corner
NAN and Jefferson str-et@
LAVIGNE F., Hair Dresser, 85 Main street.
aRTT4OTE TwatcbmakeT ana O5IcIan-
M E-E Main street.
MACK BROS a bonn Dry GOODS 81 Main
street
McoOMBs CO, HARDWARE, S22h and 81 Main
street
M0CAFFREY q CORNELIUS, Undertakes,
81 second street.
MERKY&AN, BYRD d CO., Jewelry, rs Main
MURRAY & RIDGLEN, Merchant Iaylors, 81
MAYER NAhscHIEIL GO, L0oacco, cor
neT 5ensI7o1 1- ote,la -
Maa son -Lee
AEGIBbEN IS Bro liquors - Aaln street
MACKEY, GO. 8 co, Grocers, Z- Front
AE4Ek. = Dry gooa,, 3=- ,---- s-55ss -
MASAHAN, X Grocer, on VAN street -
MOODY a WIMBIsH, COMMISSION Merchants,
EBradley B-ocE.
MITCHELL, & % Nine, y. r cor Court 81
N0FFAT- JAS O.. Trimmings, az Main street
- =5z-75= 7sF5-=575 s7z557
~
sflI9f
aUETTTE ~ u nr TeZ Main street.
-1=F57z ----E----- -
Natison SSt Man streets.
---7TT 80 80 FT--T---- gT6 I'D Eo
Ds : 80
OH a adams Attorneys, Main, over
y yerma1 - -olaL -
PATRICK, J d. q co, cotton Factors, %
Eroct street
PEOPLES Insurance. COAPAN4, No. %
Asas2l
- Fa5,i sf-sat
I'M = ~
49, ~ ''71yN
- $50 -7---- 5E Ns71
49,
BT7=T,T- - ---7f51 E-rf5-s
80 - - we-.rs~+ Tri,r sr-ae- (
OH Al ELH ER HLnE Many ~ LA D
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Land For 3AIe.

A n undivided one-haIf Interest i 0,e0a acres
a OF Red river bottom land, UILafayetJe
a1d SEWER counties, Arkansas.
This interest. the title % which Isl erfecAW VIII
be sold al a low figure, for Cue-thS ~ eeSn ana
Tho remainder at one and two e4rs, without
interest.
Also. 500 acres OF magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above an OyeTdoF, and the
hnest body Of land in the state, ~ CraWIora
county, Arkansas.
These lands win be sold togetTL or in par
GELS, for cash. hA
Apply to PIKELas,
AttofIE- Law
mhg-tf 2q3 Main sffet, me
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CHANGE OF BAsE-It was our pleasant
privilege yesterday to visit Messrs. Bigley
& Mellersh, the popular coal dealers, in
their new office, No. 25 South Court
street, in the basement OF the Bethel
block. We found Bigley as handsome
and as hospitable as ever, and Aellsrsh
not 3 bit prouder than be was before the
handsome regalia was voted to him at
the fair not long since. They are a right
ROYAL psir and must succeed.
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[coMMUNIcATEDJ

PERSECUTION FOR NATIVITY SAKE.
Editors Memphis Appeal
" Let Justice be done though the heavens fall. /"
Much has been written of late in CEN
sure of the action taken by the school
board, in dismissing one Of the lady
teachers Of the city schools, and facts
much misrepresentation whole affair
having been given q political tendency,
and Mr.. Shattuckis retention having
been ascribed 10 his so said radical pro-
clivities, and the lady's dismissal to her
southern birth and feelings. Read the
following from the Springfield (nl.) Reg
lister Of February, 1854, and see how much
of rndicnL is Mr. Ehattnck.
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the
number Of Dry Goods houses pre-
tending to sell at cost in this city at pres
ent, the store Of that well known and
popular firm Of Elson Breshers has been
crowded ever since the announcement
Of their great clearing sale. Their
stock is still large and wen assorted and
must be closed Olt, and we would advise
any persons in want Of Dry Goods, ETC.,
to give this popular firm a call before
purchasing elsewhere. je9 SIT
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WANTEB.-If Mr.. James D~ensford, Of
Densford on the Mississippi river, will
send US his proper postoffice address, we
will consider his communications.
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If You Want Your Life Insured, be
sure to see advantages in the Old Etna
Life Insurance Company. It has more
than FIVE million dollars assets, declares
fifty per cent. dividend, which makes
it cheaper in every respect than M
other company. 1t pays promptly, and
has no extra charge for travelling or re-
siding anywhere South at any season Of
the year. 1t issues all the different kinds
Of policies at very low rates. See the
superior inducements offered by its
Agents, Messrs. Owen, Moore & West,
22l Madison street.
P. SIT Is not necessary TO say to
whom IL has paid losses.
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L. c. GLOVER, "a. y.
E~cLEcTIc

. tWenty-One years experience in Eeneral
prastics. BIZ made moderate.
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ElsOR's Great Clearing Sale.-CalicOs,
~ to . cents. Yard wide Domestic.
l2l cents. WhalebOne Corsets, 81 35 per
pair, and other goods in proportion.
ieg SIT
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.S2OOO REW4RnL

Office at Virginia House,
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7 OsT or MIsL
FOR REET.

Y . II r N
Two OFFICES. former occupied by the
METROPOLITAN Police Ccua5 IOners, No. Il
Madison street Inquire III blice odlce, -
Memphis, June 10. Issz. Jenn
TOR tn
House in Chelsea. opposit \ ". Barges occu.
pie1 by CIR Bn -gss, has a rooms, kitchen.
servants roam and UecesSa7 lighthouses. Rent
very low, and monthly IN All 4nce. Apply 90
JIG AXE 81 ScnOOLueld & HlEuerf 80 Front
street. lesuo
TOR K E II II
A HOUSE containing I've d roomssEO. 60
Main street Apply to
GEO. kELLERsH,
je7 Nv 81 tersOn street
ROOM TO LET-
Anyperson DESTROYS OF Re y uE one OF the
coolest and most centrally btad Rooms IN
The city, can procure tie EauE by purchasing
the furniture, which IS oEere tFHt a bargain.
Address, F. ?. D., Appeal sH je4St
FOR r T I'll
several Dwelling Houses o. iaurth, Vance,
fernando and Mosby streetsKs hts moderate
For Lease-SeveraI Lots in FAlAh and south
Memphis and Fort Pickering. Elply To-
jeltf GEsont street.
TOR X
STORES and OFFICES in Fthell's New
Building. on the corner Of NtE and South
Court streets Apply ia the ttEdinG to p. c..
RETHELT. or =. j.. WALKER ER-, in rooms
70 4 and my2u
POR T. \ Il
Fine large Basement Store. co Ter OF Jefer-
son and Main streets. For tern EupIy to
lON E1S g. %
mvStf No ZHAIain street.
DOR RENT
TheSTORE-HOUSE, on Second reet, known
IS the OLYMPIC.
Also.
The ARCADE LIVERY STABLIfeeHhe alley
south Of Madison street, betweSA fcond and
Ihird streets.
APPS n GANTT EDDhLL-
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FoR RIvFR-

Regular Memphis and Arkansas River WesaFv
United States Mail Packet.
o Helena Napoleon Pine RIuR little
Rock.
ritehard master
This SUPERB passenger steamer
VIII leave as above t
TUESDAY, Ilth inst, az S pm.
JAS. T BOURNE &CO, Agents.
ls5L No. Y Isrerson straat.
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All Free from ShOddy aud ether
Impurities,

Order samples from the subscriber, and thew
win be forwarded. with prices attached. durinv
the months Of July aud August From these
samples you can make your selections and re-
furp YOUR orders, ana the Goods wiz be for
Wsrded eirect rom the Mandatory.
JOHN A. YOUNG, Pres't,
Charlotte, N. c.
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For the best assortment of Bugle Trim
mings, Buttons, and all kinds Of Fancy
Goods, go to ,Lindauer s. Pollock's, 299
Main street. je2u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-11

PATENT
A U O r OIL,

We want men everywhere to study their OWN
The right 20 manufacture and sell
the Patent Aurora Oh In a single county VIII
make more money TO the purchaser in three
months o the largest farm in your Stale
VIII make in a whole year. The Aurora Oil
actually costs less than oue-half the price OF
Coal Oh, and the Illuminating power or the
Aurora Oil is as much superior 70 the Coal on
As the Goa on is % a talOW caudle, and is
NO NOSE explosive han a tallOW candle ANY
Lamp that viii burn COalO OIL viii burn the Au-
rora Oil IL does not smoke the c~himDey-it
does not FneH-t viii rot grease or stain the
rial for its manuflcture Is ineZhaustiUla. One
man can make EeFenty-Eve barrels per day.
80 machinery required. We will paw your
fare 10 and from the city OF Memphis and bills
while here, II we cannot prove all. and even
more. than we have stated. A single county Is
a small fortune to the man OF enterprise, and
the right 70 q state is untold worth.
FOR further information. cau on or address
=. a. Dewitt 4 Co..
n Mad son street, corner Main,
mvI5 I'm MeInphi-, Tenn.
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OFFICE MEMPHIS BOARD0F UNDsEwK--Esl
MENFHs. lem, June T. Is57.
rs order 20 more efectuaiv srDnra-s men
l ditrtsm within ne city o. Memphis b re-
Two Thousand Dollars
VIII be paid " the Memphis Board OF U-fs-
writers 10 any policeman OF other persons n.y.
procure The arrest and lezal convf-ffc~ ~r
any person or persons guilty OF hriur nv
premises insured BY any OF the Inzu--e-
Companies eOmprisi1g this Board.
le4u By ORuER OF THE R0aRu
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FOR SALE

TO X A E.
A first class
LAGER BEER SAIRON.
inquire Of III MANs
my25f II IA Monroe sfreedNfiemphis-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-11

ACCOMPLISHED FRENCH TEACHER.
Mr.. William A. Strozzi, has arrived in
Memphis, and proposes to locate perma-
neDtly as a teacher of the French lam
gusge. He has had several years expe-
rienee in the best seminaries-both
male and female-in the south, and is
the bearer of unexeeptionable testimoni-
ais from e number of the most distin-
gujshed literary persOnages in the coUn-
try. From the character OF the creden-
tials he possesses, we have no doubt Of
bis excellence as ar instructor in this,
the most necessary in practical every
day life, of modern languages.
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Special NOhcs-Tbe stesmer Com
mercisl connects at Dqvai's Bluff every
Monday vita n train fOT Little Rock,
and every Wednesday WITH the train from
Little Rock. Freight through to Little
Rock, so cents pr one hundred pOUnds.
Passage, Sl7f For frsiSht Oh passage,
apply to levy q MILLER, Agents,
mYl2 2aws&tif 81 Madison street.
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"A BleGehe6 DOHesties at fifteen
cents per yard. Lindauer 4 Pollock,
29q Main street.
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Asnken's Grand Sale of Lace Points
tomorrow. ie9 st
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Lace Points, slightly damaged, from
s. upward, at ElsOn's great clearing sale.
IN -
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BIZ an Means call at Lindauer & Pol
locks, 2e9 Main street, and see for your
self. jeff
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Ladies Dress GOOds.-PemnAnt and
petterns &C . heavy reduction, at Elson's
great clearing sale. leo SIT
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Damaged Dry Goods, Clothing, Fancy
Goods, Boots and Shoes, a very large
stock, must be sold regardless OF cost or
value a ARE chance for citizens, plant
ers, country merchants, at NJ. Kraus d
Co. Is, Nc. 21S Main street, next to Ward
& IeGuereis drug store. laf If
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-11

Musical and Dramatic SOiree, BY the
pupils Of the School Of the Holy Cross,
Mrs. Ketchum and Miss Bradford, prin-
at the Greenlaw Opera house,
Thursday evening, June 10, to purchase
Laboratory Furniture for the School,
Tickets one dollar, for sale at the book
and music stores. fneII ct
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Beaaif6 SIX Fans, very cheap, at the
New Orleans Cheap Store, 2lO4 Main.
les It
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Latest Styles ofDress Goods constantly
received at greatly reduced prices, at
Lindauer Il Polloek's, 299 Main street.
ie2tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-11

Cdrpeting, Wall Paper, Curtains and
Mosquito Bars at Joseph Grieshaber's,
375 Main street. myl7 I'm.
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This will certify that DR.. Roberts, in
two treatments, cured me eff q mScular
contraction Of the right arm, which re-
suited in the almost total disuse of the
arm and hand. lean now use the arm
and hand as well as l ever could, s1d 1
would not take 500 for the benefit have
derived from his treatment.
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MozdmbigNes, not to be equalled, for
the low price Of twenty-five cents per
yard. 299 Main street, jeff
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Damaged Dry Goods st NJ. Kraus &
Co.'s, No. 213 Main stIS6s next to Ward
& LeGuere's drug store, regardless Of cost
or value. ie7 If
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MEMPHIS, June 10, 1867.
Prof. Roberts will heal the sick by AMI
NAL magnetism, at the Overton hotel
until Jnne 25, 1867.
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nANKrNG.DIRECToRY

COMMERCIAL Bank OF Ienneaseei S~tHol
Madison and Main streets
---5-r ~ ~ ~. 1f Madison street
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Of Importance to those economically
inclined! Buy your Dry Goods and
Clothing at Elson's great clearing sale.
ieq stt
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4 beautiful line of Grenadines at only
twenty-five cents per yard 299 Main
street. je2f
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No HU1bUg lone price and fair
desling, is the cause or the great success
of ElsOn's great clearing sale. te9 SIT
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TUpor Baths, at the Good Samaritan's,
No. l9S Jefferson street. les I'm
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REWARD.
d OARD IN G.

D . AR d n C.
Nicely Furnished Rooms, with good Board. can
be had on reasonable terms at No. l0l Adams
street.
Also, a few Day Boarders can be accoumo-
dated. - -
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e. and cheap
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Val Paper.-Just received direct
from Glasgow, Scotland, a large assort-
ment OF the finest Wall Paper, ever
offered in this city, at No. 375 Main
street. Call and examine our stock.
iu5 1W.
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Menhen's Grand Sale of Dry Goods to-
morrow. lee ST
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Damaged Dry Goods, Clothing. Fancy
Goods, Boots and Shoes, at N. Krsus &
Co.'s, No. 213 Main street, next to Ward
& LeGuere's drug store. je7 #
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Ladies remember the New Orleans
Cheap Store, 2I01 Main street, where
goods are not sold for less than cost, bat
as cheap as can be bought in the city.
les St
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A rare chance for country merchants
to attend the great closing out sale Of
damaged goods at NJ. Kraus 4 Co.'s, No.
2lS Main street, next to Ward & Lee
Guereis drug store. je7 tt
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-04

Destructive Fires,

Hssi f.aa CHICAGO ILL.,, Nov. 9
The machine shop, foundry and lumber sheds
and dry house, with tools and machinery, be-
longing to the Chicago, Alton q ST. Louis
Railroads, at Bloomington ILL.,, were destroyed
by 6re last night. The loss on materials and
buildings is estimated at from So, 500 to $15 OOO
The damage TO the road from delay will be
much more. -Four hundred men are thrown
out OF employment. sa..i.,
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.
The livery stable of Mr.. McAllen, two tene-
ment houses of John Angel, and the millinery
store and residence of Mrs Holman, in st. Jo-
seph, was burned last night. Twenty horses,
some OF them quite valuable, also persisted
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov g.
8 A large ncendiary fire occurred at the Ohio
penitentiary last evening, consuming the shops
OF lde, Sage, Dunn 81 Co, and Ayres, McCune
q MihoH. Loss $4,000; insured of the former
firm about $4,000, and the latter 80 800.
I isaac sasas New YoRK, Nov. s. %.
A ire broke out last evening in the tiyeing
establishment, 598 Sixth avenue, destroying
the entire building and machinery. The fire
extended to several adjoining buildings, in
Guiding the parsonage of the Sixth UNIVERSAL
list Church of our Savior, No. 67 West Both
street. The total loss is about $500. Partially
insured.
8 A fire occurred this evening at the Arctic Oil
works of Cornelius DeForrest, ON Eleventh
street, between Avenue ID and Dry Dock street
Loss on the stock $1,000, and ON the building
$500. The fire communicated to the Quintard
iron work, owned by Rogers & Corriel, causing
a loss of $4,000 on the stock and $4,000 on the
building. MY ~,
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-04
o4tkBosten Corn Exchnnae.

=, b. "a PM s4H b BOSTON, Nov. e.
Flour quieti Western superfne 80 q : %; COM
and choice st Lonis 70 Oh az II 3d. fresh GROUND flour
IN smah lots at II 90 "a 16 80; Southern II 90 o 6 90
for good and choice extra. Corn dull; sales Of new
southern Yellow at "a "a So, and Western Mixed
AZ C9 ! 30. Oats firm; sales Southern and Western
at 20 G 90c. Rye is selling at s5 a So. Shorts
are selling at 80 90 "a SO 90 " tom fine feed at SO 90 %
40 90; Mddlings at 1900 az so 90 " ton Provisions
-rork quiet; sales q prime at 20 90 az 81 90 mess
Y 5U @ - O0 clear "a 90 a. 26 90 cash. Beef steady
sales OF good Eastern and Western mess at rs 90 I
~ W; extra mess p so a. % 30; family extra "a 80 M
20 90 Lard firm at "A "a 14lc in barrels and tierces
99 Z2c cash. for covered and fancy Butter firm at 30
"a 46e Tor common to choice. Cheese at IS (aD 165c.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-04
New York Markets.

AHtANH u sfeiIifs New York, Nov Q.
Cotton--lower; sales 200 bales; Middling Uplands
at i8k "a 19c, ma cstt 80
Flour-receipts "a $50 bbls sales 200 bbls; State
and Western IL a zoe lower Superfine State at 10
a 916; Extra State at So a. 1000; Choice do at 10 25
at 10 30 a. u rs; Super6ne Western at 10 90 Ii
common to good extra do 20 a 90; choice do 10 20
az 1900; Southern dull and dropping sales $50 bbls
common to choice 10 90 a. IA 52 California dull |:
sales 800 sacks at II 30 OBS 50 s@s
Wheat-a shade firmer, without, however, any very
de ,ided cnange in prices sales So 900 bush Chicago
Spring No at 20 a 80; No. do at % a, "a;
No. 3 Fl; choice 0reenbay Spring at So; choice
Amber State at 70; White do s2s; White Califor-
MIA on private terms. EFT p
Corn-duil and declining; sales 1000 bush; Mix
cd Western at 36l q 3S anoat and in store.
Oats-dull and about 1c lower; sales 80 600 BUSH !;
Western at rs a SOC. I sfs7F1ii'
Beef-heavy; sales 400 bbls.; new plain mess is 90
Cpl 90; new extra mess % 90. E@
Pork-opened frmer and closed lower; sales $50
bbls. - 49,
Lard-dull and heavy; sales $50 bbls. at 12sc. 'i5
Bntter-dult; sales State at 20 a 42c. 20 ba
Whiskey-quiet. -
Rice-dnll; sales Carolina at 81 a. 1Oc 3ass
Sugars-quet; sales 40 hhds. !; Muscovado at III "a
124c. - - ~.-T.-s -
Coffee sales LOCO bags Rio on private terms
Molasses-quiet. "a
Naval Stores-in moderate demand; Shirts Tur-
pentine at 53i "a Sale; Rosn 80. .ifa
Oiis-quiet; Linseed at 112@0 IA; lard, Sperm
and Whale quiet p fA = .TF' >
ed at 32c. meas SFtsFss N, - : 'o''''
Tallow-quiet ;.saies 81 900 lbs at 11sc .,lss
Freishts to Liverpool dull; Cotton "a I'd per sail.
Grain and Wheat liz q I'D per steamer. ss-..,
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-04
valuable Real Estate Sale.

DY NiItne OF license lIOm the Hon. Judge of
- Probate tor Cumberland County, shall sell, at
Publie Auoton, on Tuesday November 18th, next,
ut n o'clock A. NJ. on the premises the valuable Ios
OF land on the north corner o. Congress and Franklin
Streets, belonging 70 the estate Of late Charles t.
containing about 100 square feet. subject mort
Cages OF 81, 800 and interest.
Also same day at O'Clock r. NJ, at Private Sale.
at the Assessors Office, Market Hall lot land ON
Vaughan Street, belonging TO said estate, being leo
ltet ON Vaughan Street. with depth OF about las
feet subject, in common with the adjoining lot
ner of Vaughan and Pine Streets to mortgages OF 81
600 and interest.
s. BEeKETr, Administrator.
FLO. BAILEY, Anctioneer. Oct. n, 1867.