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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

Wheat remained dull and prices, though essentially
lower tended In favor OF the buyer The sales o. 600
bushels 81 IS for No Milwaukee, 81 10 for No 3do also
Of the market and part at 50 Is % 2thc latter
Corn decidedly heavy, being depressed
by cable ruling c &c lower without inducing
purchasers 10 extent. At the close prime Western
mixed eGg h have been Scush q p y Y Y Ss nS o
mixed Western sDost closing at the inside price " II
81 i2 for do. in store, and 81 II 81 ID for new yellow
Jersey Oats ruled lower closing dull at decline OF lc
DO the sales 1900 bushels at enc 62c for Western.
paid. Rye In active demand; the sales cover
~ 90 bushes nj 81 &c for Canada West duty paid and
~ l9a 81 70 for Western. Barley steady but quiet
We note sales OF 1000 bushels c for Canada vo of
malt LOO bushels were sold At 81 3D.
BrEswAx dun nj unchanged prices.
CANDLEs.--A damantne ruled quiet but steady A. =,
Hsc sperm WAS quoted nj Sc 4Oc, and patent ~ :.
5Oc. No sales Of moment reported.
CoryxK.-There continued fair demand for Rio, and
fun prices readily obtained We note sales per Joshua
Eye god In bond and sS4 bags sold previous 10 arrival
but just reported on private terms OF other descriptions
We heard OF sales. but prices well sustained We
9no.s;-Ro Ordinary to fair lbtc l6c; good TO prime
lasc thirty days cash IN bond; Java a4,sc sc Mara
ca,bo. IKE 2 49,; Lasusyrs INC: . lsAc - Do.
mlnec de- Ceycn Ice. . 2c. gold, duty maid The
stock q Rio N the United states sums up xn basrs
urlsans, asa; Mobile 1905 savannah 1000; Galveston.
500 The total stock o. all kinds IN New York comprises
caibc 2ia6 Ceyon 1O4o Jsmacs 49, other descriptions,
bags $500 bags Ris were sold 70 arrive per Move on
Corros1he market opened dull but subsequently ruled
hriner under active demand closing hrn at
vsed quotations, which indicate advance Of 10 b
on middng upland The sales comprise 1900 bales nearIy
eli OF which were taken BY exporters. We quote
T4Ls EL.~.sls Nj. A. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

Corrkn-A moderate demand prevailed, and prices were
very m Nth sales q 27c for Portage Lake and Bsl,
more and 28c for Detroit reaching 20U bs New sheath
Ing and yellow metal steady. with the usual demand
Tor consumption.
gold.
Drugs AND D!ns have been 10 moderate demand At about
former prices The sales 100 ash nj axe
s LOG kegs bcsrb soda 81 SIC 6c 100 tons saf soda
At loo nc, NJ tons catstic soda nj B5zc, 10 casks
bleaching powder a. &C., 10 casks Dutch madden at 7Mc
7kcsh god ~ cssks cream tartar 10 arrive
aud 10 Casks do. on the spot, on private terms.
FsH.-Dry cod remained duh and heavy al q . IS So
Sales were unimportant Mackerel also ruled dull but
quiet. a &C., 66c. Tor scaled.
FsrioHTs were steady and nrm with fair oSernss and
limited amount Of room The engasemen were 70 Liver
pool CO., bbs rosn ~ g. 3d. Ia. lOd per no lbs 100
boxes cheese Al sos 1000 boxes bacon ~ 49, 70 hhda tsow
Of as So ,isrces beef a. q 100 tons iuste private
asked 7-ls td.l and per steamer go bales cotton
1T Nd, LOO bores cheese NJ 10s. and 100 bags
clover sesd al A. To fand"a sn rsriasss psuo-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

r osT--ox TUESDAY MORNING., FEBRUARY ~ A
isrg. gray Dopdhoupd spotted black " inchee high,
answers u Inc name Of Pluto liberal rewsra VII Pc paid
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more; bark Irowisnd Lewis surssm brig julia Carney.
Sterling Harding, Msbourus brss Abb, Ellen ross
Lsy ANN sIs sFi mnsos Sss
SD bark. Ssso RAPID Srs S coaacs Harmony.
i'm steamer Geo Aggs.a 81 Baltimore ship Hor
roass o psH
pr.io. Insgaa; bres Esdrine swain 10 Jsnsiro Gen
RIO yansiro Echo Ssr erhune and water witch xn!SSs
Sardsnss Bscy e from ian san s:r
ron Depsn SBr p Ss. H IA Ssrs Gut
Sarss Agnes csseon Eleanor Minnie Of Maydsld. and
brig Chattanooga all In tow Of tugs
STyss ~ sr .ess r!' sy d.ss rsss.
Pr Fanny Moss Psyis ny Syos1' p a%cancss Pau! de-
~odd ssrsoa pes Sen
nsrd S.nssmond Psrlsnd' Emma Higgins iisrss.
jan aAr steamer Roman Baker Boston for Phiade,-
phi. Sss s s. nso Tor soson Tor
Jan H. 9 AN-Ar and cid steemers Georse 2 Upton.
Portland yjssysTd Paine: Tsnsisr fe:soa AZ
c' iapcS,; bra Js's Dsvsrsu. sehn s,nsr
HobILE x F.s 1IA5 chr WIN dulles Thompson, Bos.
.MARBLEaEAD FEB s-sid schr WIN franklin. oiicy.
NEW BEDFORD. Feb il--sld bark Arxean Lindsey,
NGMPosT FsB iie2rr scAr VIM Franklin. o,ley. Mar.
riiiSSEIFaIA, Feb s.cla steamer yuala,a, no.s
Neg Orleans; sshr Daccssh Partridge. cardenas.
star q The Union ccoisey New Orleans tai Newsssej
schr Dsanslsss Coombs Navasss CID schr Curtis rsoa
AT Al Chester Oh. brig Samuel welsh Hosctsr, Mira
PORTLAND, Feb s-Ar scbr waterfall Cameron, New
foundland for Nswyork- Cid schr Lookout Awooo' DA
PROVIDENCE Feb liar steamer Mes. Burton, Nav
York SD schr Brothers Handren Ragpsnanpncsr
WILMINGTON, NC. Feb l-sld steamship fron'esaeuss
Beckett NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

American shipmnstcrs' Association.
No u WALL SrnnsF-Roons - - Am a.
The following approved Masters aud 0osrs Aavs rsco.vsd
commissions from this Asscciaticu-
capraius-Asi zsuss LAvry bark ssutoo: s9c0 yAouas
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-04
THE EVA svfLLE DAILY JOURNAL SATURDAY. May 1867.
4 which may be allowed to grow dur

of which may be allowed to grow dur
ing the Summer, in order to assist in
the production of roots. If it is in
tended that the trees shall be grown
In the open quarters, in the usual
bush form-open in the centre-then,
when the leaves have fallen in the
Autumn, two out of the three may be
cut away, leaving the third-the most
upright-for the future stem, and
shortening it down to about three
buds. The lowest bud below the cut
must be about eight inches above the
ground. Three shoots will usually
be produced in the following year;
and, in the Autumn, the trees will be
ready for their final planting. Cottage
Gardener. Jssf t-EAEItW
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-04
eaaa I.eanA
1000

different varieties of Embroidery
and White Goods generally. An
immense stock of Dress Goods, that
cannot be excelled in the West,
comprising every popular style,
terms worth 800 90; and an endless
variety OF Shawls, Silk and Lace
Msntillas, and "Druecksel-tueg."
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-04
USEFUL HERBS.

soE Every garden should have a ~collec-
ton of useful herbs. A small bed,
or large tuft of each, will be sufficient
for supplying the requirements of a
large family. Sage and thyme are
much priced for stufing. seasoning,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-04

Z We have the facility of the best Ma
8 ,tnery and Workmen, and Will give all
DDIg entrusted to US our individual atten-
DAKk, and charge reAs0nAbie prices.
Ones and Foundry corner Of First n
koot Streets, Evansville, Int
n. B-Workmen sent to all parts to At
N work anddo repairing.
fsb296m BCHULTZE. TRUMAN a co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-04
DRY GOODS.
aIIrIkq fNT
1sli3 4nf1si3afu frm
= p r. ~ O.
-'ClsI- M8N wy
q 59 . 4atiiy = qla v

And other seasonabIe Cloths. Cassi-
meres,- Cotton and Linen Goods,
and Vestings, suitable for Boys
and Mems Wear-by far the larg-
est stock in the city also, Suspend
ers, Socks. Neckties, Kid, Cotton,
and silk Gloves, Handkerchiefs,
undershirts aud Drawers, Pocket
Combs,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-04

low aY0Ta
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-09
F. A. p IL e s C. o T T
(LATE OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU,
WAsHINGToN.)
Oounsellor-at-La Law and Internal Revenue
.s.. Solicitor,
No. ~, state ST., Boston.

M r. PRESCOTTS long experience in the Inter-
III nal Revenue Bureau, in tho "Division of
Frauds, having charge of all of violation OF
the Revenue Laws, his familiarity with Department
tai practice, and his acquaintance with the Revenue
Officers throughout the country will enable him to
be peculiarly successful in making speciality of all
matters pertaining to the Revenue Laws. He will
attend 70 CLAIMS TOT Draw Dask, Abatement, Refund
compromise. He will advise parties as to the man
Of making returns in accordance with law or as
to obtaining decisions from the Department at
Washington, and will defend in Of alleged vo
aton OF the law in regard to taxes penalties GRIM
inal offences
Mr.. Prescott will practice before the various De-
partments at Washington, the Supreme Court of the
U. S., and the Court OF Claims.
For the speedy transaction of business, Counsel of
high standing, residing in New York, st. Louis, Gin
cinnat and Washington, are associated with him.
i2,o
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-09
WASHINGTON.
Immense Rush of Office
Seekers.
Removal of Quarantine Regula-
tiOns at Lisbon.

WASHINGTON, Marc

WASHINGTON, March 8.
The President to-day, sent to the Senate a
large number of nominations for various kinds
OF offices. Many of those which remained un-
acted upon when the last Congress closed ha
again been communicated for confirmation as
there are at least two hundred vacancies.
The rush of office seekers is unusually spirit
ed. The Presidents House and the lobbies of
the Senate are crowded with importunate ex-
perts, seeking influence to help their cause.
The President and Cabinet were to-day en-
gagged in agreeing upon nominations.
Representative Covode's resolution offered
in the caucus, for special committee of thir-
teen, to which he desired the impeachment
question referred, was drawn up by himself, to
be offered in open House on Monday, but no
opportunity occurred for him to do SO. 1t was
shown in caucus to Gen. Butler and others
The fact that the General was seen to hand it
back to Mr.. Covode, after reading it, led to the
erroneous idea that it was prepared by Gen.
Butler.
Our Consul at Lisbon, writes under date of
Feb. 14th, that all quarantines on ships arriv-
ing from the United States, are dispensed
with, they aving been declared clear and free
from cholera.
According to present indications Congress
Will adjourn about a week hence to October
Among the combinations by the Senate to-
day, were the following: Postmasters, B. p.
Cilley, Manchester, N. H., Alfred Bowen,
Shelburne, Mass, and j. K Monk, Water
town, Wisconsin; collectors of internal reve-
nue., David Howe, 9th district of Maine, and
Jesse Seyford I'd district of Maine; assessors
of internal revenue, Eben f. Stone, 9th dis
trict, and Nathaniel Watts, I'd district of Mas
saehusetts; collector of customs. M. Hobson
Saco, Maine. Among the rejections were the
nominations of Thomas L.. Smith, for post
master of Dover, N. H., and George III. Kings
bury, for naval officer of Boston and Charles
town, Mass.
The new internal revenue law requires in
spectors to give bonds in $4,000, and any in
spectors, except those West of the Mississippi,
failing to give satisfactory bond by April 1st
will be deemed to have vacated his Office.
The prospectus of a new radical paper, to be
published in New Orleans, and called the Re-
publican, has beed issued. The enterprise is
endorsed by Messrs. Banks, Butler, Wade,
Stevens and other leading radicals. 1t will
appear on the 18th inst, and will equal in size
the first class papers of the country.
John Jay Knox, of the Treasury Depart
ment, was to-day appointed Deputy Comptrol-
ler of the Currency, in the place of R. H. Hub
bard, recently commissioned as Comptroller
of the Currency.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-09

George Peabody gives notice through the
Boston advertiser that, as he is about leaving
on visit 10 England, he has had burned
in his presence the multitude of letters
about 4, 4,OOO-received by him, soliciting dona-
tions, subscription to charities, &C., as many of
the writer's requested secrecy. The letters,
by reason OF their numbers had to be opened
by confidential clerks, and their destruction is
intended to relieve the writer's from all feeling
of anxiety about their possible publicity.
The human hair-how many persons abuse this del
icate and beautiful ornament by burning it with al
coholic washes and pastcrlng it with grease, which
has no affinity tor the skin and is not absorbed Bur-
netts Cocoaine, acompound of Cocoanut Oil, &C., is
unrivalled as dressing for the harris readily ab-
sorbcd and is peculiarly adapted to its varons condi-
tons, preventing its falling of, and promoting its
healthy growth. For sale by druggists everywhere.
jan 20 d1y
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-09
f.,xassa6t. March 4. iisshins.

LIVERPOOL, March Q, Evening
Inc Cotton market continued quiet and closed at
Logo 1or Middlng uplands. Provisions stea2E and
unchanged. Pr0duce-Ashes dull pots Jas. retro
leum declined to 10 sd for refined Fennsyivana and
Canada.
FRANKFORT, March 8, Evening.
United States 500 bonds closed this evening at 775
LONDON, March Z, Noon.
Consols closed to-day weak, and are quoted at 90a
for money. mn, ,
current quotations for American Securities: Illinois
Central Railroad Shares TIT. Erie Railroad shares
36 United States 5-20's 733.
LIVERPOOL, March Z, Noon.
The Cotton market opens quiet, the current quota
ions being Mddling uplands 131d; Middling Orleans
13bd. Breadstufs steady and prices firm; Corn 37s
Cd for Mixed Western. Provisions unchanged. Lard
is quoted at sos Cd for American. Resin los 3D.
Linseed oil 3ss. Petroleum Is Cd for refined Penn
sylvania. -,ss.4S
LONDON March T. Evening.
Consols for money closed at 90B.
AMERICAN SECURIrIEs.-United States 6-20's74
Illinois Central Railroad shares 773 Erie Railroad
shares 3ai
FRANKFORT March 7, Evening.
United States $40 bonds TAT.
LIVERPOOL, March T. EVENING
Cotton closed dull with a declining tendency: sales
to-day 1000 bales; Middlng uplands 13Id, rallow
firm. Ashes have declined to 3Ss Cd u cwt tor pots
LONDON, March 8, Noon.
Cotton unchanged; Mddling uplands 13id' '
United States 500 at 73a.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-09
THE FENIANS REPULSEB AND
SEVERAL KILLED,
Rails Torn Up Bet,ceen C0yh;
and Dublin.
Strong Measures Taken to Put
Down the Rebellion.

LONDON March 6, Evening.
The Fenian agitation in Ireland has been re-
newed and is increased. A meeting of several
hundred Irishmen near Dublin has been dis
nave been cut in various parts of the country.
In the House of Commons, Lord Mas Chief
Secretary of Ireland stated to-day that the
fenian rising around Dublin was supposed TO
number from 600 to 1000.
DUBLIN March 6.
An attack was made bya body of Fenans
upon the Drogheda Barracks yesterday. The
attacking party was received with great gal
lantry by the military and police stationed
there, and several volleys were given the as
sailants, who retired in confusion, losing a
number killed and wounded, whom they took
from the field. The repulse was complete
Several government forces were wounded, in
cluding three police
LIVERPOOL, March 6.
Dispatches have been received by the Gov
ern ent stating that an attack was made by
a small force of Fenians upon Castle Martyr,
yesterday, but the enemy was repulsed and
driven off. One of the attacking force, said to
be an American officer, was shot.
LONDON, March 6.
The Fenians have torn up the rails and
bioeked up the read between Cork and Dublin,
completely suspena(ng railroad travel between
any alarm at the aspect of affairs, as very eff
cient measures have been made, and are now
rection throughout the Island.
There have been as yet no serious outrages
committed upon either persons or property of
private subjects, the rebels appearing to be in a
state of strict military discipline. Alta P. M.
reports were received at Government head
quarters, stating that all was quiet
In the case of the United States against
Wagner ct al. the Court has decided that the
American Government must appear in Court
by some person.
Advices from the Cape of Good Hope bring
the sad intelligence that DR.. Livinstone, the
celebrated African explorer, has been killed by
Caffres
The case of the United States against the
ex-Confederate steamer Alexandria, has been
decided by the Admiralty Court in favor of the
American Government
Intelligence has been received from Japan
that the Tycoon has requested an interview
with the Ambassadors of the United States
and European powers.
The Government has postponed the day fixed
Tor the presentation of its reform bill from the
llth to the 18th of March.
The Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
company is about to send committee to
America to promote the interests of the enter
prise.
Gen. Massey, a supposed Fenian leader has
been arrested in Limerick.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-09
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, March 8.
,our qnlet and steady at former quotations. under
oatira oe New York advices and with moderately
sales at 81 q "a for Winter and fresh receipts Of
no: 1sprng. closing firm at 90 a S3g for Winter
Corn IN speculative % demand and advanced a &c on
quiet and closed steady; Amber Winter al 4s,c for
fresh receipts No. in store. Rye steady ana mn o
changed at 98 9 9s!c. Barley in fair demand at Ga
a 65c for No. g. Provisions duh and holders Arm T.; IN
their views. and demand full prices; Mess pork dn,i
and quotations nominal; sales at 20 co. Picklad
and Bulk meats are in fair demand and dvanced ic
Lard weaker at 12c for prime steam rendered.
Dressep hogs are in fair demand; shipments limited
and offern7s restricted; sales at 30 q 80. Live
pers; sales at 625 q Z 25 for common to choice.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-09
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, March 3.
Flour-there is better feeling in thr Market
Yellow firm; No. Spring at 250; No. Winter at
9O Corn dull at 62c for No. in elevator, and 76c
in sacks. Oats at 50a "a Sic for No. in elevator;
receipts of oats and corn large. Rye % "a II 3d.
Whiskey steady at 26o in bond Provisions unchang-
ed and market quiet; mess pork-city packed may
mand Lard at II q 12ic; city had at the latter rate
Butter dull at % q 25c; White at 80 a 53c Yellow
cheese firm at 164 "a 17c' Exchange par buying I10
per cent. premium selling. Money in fair demand at
9d IL per cent.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-09
New York Market.

NEW YORK, March 8.
at 29tc.
Flour-sa'es $500 bDls. State and Western more
a II so; Western at 40 a u 90; Southern dull:
sales at 10 20 a 16 30.
Wheat-drooping; sales IA 900 bush; (; Milwaukee
No. at 2 10.
Corn-1 a &c higher Esales 69,sOO bush. Mixed
Western at OF a IL.
Beef-steady; sales 200 bbls
Pork-opened heavy and closed more firmly; sales
$500. New mess q 81 "a % 06.
Lard-drooping; sales 2sO bbls. at 11a q 12sc.
Whiskey-quiet.
Sugar-lower; sales 25OO. .hhds. Muscovado at 1OI
q 10sc.
Petroleum-lower; sales crude at II q 174c. Re-
fined bonded at % a 27c.
Tallow-sales at 10H 9 111c.
Freights to Liverpool-without decided change.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-09
THE MARKET 8.


NEW YORK. March 8.
Gold rallied to 13i just before the close this after
noon but fell off to 1881 q 1884, Money was easier;
call loans a per cent. on Government securities
and stocks. Discounts were more active; prime a.
per per cent. The large short interest prevents
any material decline Foreign Exchange Iquiet at
1OS a 1889. Government securities heavy on Gold
bonds, with decliene of 9 per cent, except on
new 5-20s; The prices OF Stocks advanced with an
increased demand, closing at the highest figures of
firm,
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-09
For Sale GhQor

nNE of the Houses in the Brick block on Deer
~ Street. These houses are built in the most
thorough manner ten finished rooms in each. good
cellar, water of both kinds, good store room, and
plenty OF closet room. Enquire of Z. WALSH, on
he
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-09
Heavy Freshet i'm the Virginia and Ten
nessec Valley.

MARION, Va, March 8.
The whole of the Virginia and Tennessee
Valley has just been visited with the heaviest
freshet that has occurred within the memory
of the Oldest inhabitant.
The whole valley from Lynchburg to Chatta-
nooga has been swept by the swollen streams.
the I'd inst, which, with the melting snow from
the mountains, overfiowed all the streams.
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad is had
ly damaged, and the trains are all blockaded at
this place. The bridges are swept away and
the deep cuts are filled with rocks and dirt If
will be from 3 to days before all the trains run
regularly.
The country is badly damaged. Fences,
houses and barns are being washed away.
The weather is now clear, and the streams
are falling.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-09
Bath Lends her Credit 10 the K,ox
coin RaiIrond-Firr

~, pATh, ME, March Stb
The legal voters OF this city to-day voted Az
to the Knox and Lincoln Railroad to Thy ny
amount of 100000
A fire this evening destroyed the Kennebec
Steamship Company's depot with all its con-
tents
A large quantity of newspaper said to be for
the Boston Advertiser was in the building.
Loss on building $1,000 On freight not as
certained. Cause, spontaneous combustion of
some cotton waste in the depot awaiting trans
portation by steamer.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-09
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
DR.. w. N. DEMlNG,
Medical Electrician1


Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel
"HERE he would respectfully announce to
w citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that he 8
permanently located In this city. During the three
years have been in this city, have cured some
OF the worst forms of disease in persons who have
patients in short time that the cdestion is often
asked, do they stay cured? To this question
we will say that all that do not stay cured we
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DR.. ID. has been practical Electrician for twentyr
one years, and is also regular graduated physical,
Electricity perfectly adapted to chronic diseasesis
the form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia IN
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teeth stumps they wish to have removed for
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
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DR.. ID. can accommodate o few patients with board
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Office hours from o'clock A. NJ. to 12 M; from
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Consultation free, uovitt