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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-03-27
COOKING STOVES

GOOD Samaritan, Stewart, Soap Stone, Parlor,
VI Office, and other Stoves, always on hand
Our stock is much the largest to be found in the
county. We can undersel all competitors in
this branch of trade. See if we can't.
f. Ii. TRUE & co.
Newport, Jan. rs, 1867.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-03-27

35Z WASHINGTON ST, NEW YORK.
Also Agents for the Great United States TEA
All orders promptly attendedto
References North River Bank, N Y. City; Da-
vid Muir, 2 broadway, N. Y; Ballard & Bro,
Richmond, Va; D. G. McCotter, l4l Broad
way, NY; Smith s Maynard, Is COurtland
ST., n. Y; H. L. SimsOn, 1876 Washington ST.,
N.Y.; J. I. Whitebouse, 25 Courtland ST., n.
Y; d. S. Havens, southampton, l.. l.
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j. T.. DWINELL,
FURNITURE DEALER AN D REPAIRER

FURNITURE DEALER AN d REPAIRER.
GLOVER, VERMONT.
Best of Furniture always kept. Sofas, Loun-
ges, Curtain Fixtures, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Mir
rors, Picture Frames, Stuffed, Cane and Wood
seat Chairs, Tables, Cribs, Cabs, Casinos Spring
sortment of wool, oil and hemp carpets, room
paper oak chamber setts. sc. Furniture repair
ed and made as good as new. Coffins and Cas-
kets always on hand.
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p. Ii. TRUE a. co.,
VIM. PITCHER,

H r S z 7 Z A Z r,
WEST ALBANY, VERMONT,
will receive horses and colts at his stable in
West Albany, and every attention will be given
them. He has had a lifelong experience in
training horses for the turf saddle, and harness,
and ali who entrust their horses and colts with
him can rest assured that he will give them his
earnest care and attention.-45tf
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I'll. p. BALLARD & Co.,

I'll. Il. BALLARD 81 Co.,
PRODUCE COMMISSION N MERCHANTS,
For the sale of Butter, Cheese, Lard, Tallow,
Eggs, Beans, Peas, Flour, Grain, Hops, Wool,
Poultry, Game, Venison, Green and Dried
Fruits, Cotton, Tobacco and all kinds of
Country PrOduce
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GRANDEY, SKINNER 81 PARKER,
dealers in
GROCERIES & GENERAL HARDWARE.
BARTON LANDING, VERMONT,
Agents for NAILS, PLows, STOVES, SC, at Whole
sale and Retail. Il
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-16
Over Mount Cenis hr Rail.

correspondent of the London Times gives
the following account of a trip over the newly
finished Mount Gents railway
The mountain train was composed of three
frst-class carriages, capable of containing
twelve persons each, a luggage and guard 8
van, and the locomotive. Every train is ac-
cOmpanied by three men, a chief guard, and
two sous chef de train (brakesmen), one being
attached to each carriage, beside the two men
on the engine. The carriages are well built,
and about the width of a London omnibus
and the seats are arranged in the same manner
along the side. The excellent precaution is
adopted of having windows which cannot be
OF ened, as in many places the masonry of the
tunnels, posts, etc., are distant SO few inches
from the passing train that thoughtless
traveller putting his head out of a
window would most assuredly come to
grief Twenty passengers in all, half
ladies, we lett Susa at $50 A. NJ, the
ascent commencing Immediately. At 1905
we reached the summit after several short
halts to refresh our thirsty engine, and then
sailed evenly and without jolting, at an
average rate of Is kilometres an hour, down
to LanslebOurg, reaching that village at II Is.
There is rather "sensatiOnh pitch leading
down to Modane between this and San Michel
which, although short, must try the machi-
merry as much as any part of the route, aud
most beautifully it worked, and fulfilled every
expectation that may have been formed of it.
Every one in the train could feel at this point
as, indeed, all throughout that the engine
was like dCcie horse mounted by a IN an
who could ride him, and obayiug the slightest
motion OF the breaks. We ran into San
Michel after five hours and quarter passage,
all well satisfied with our trip. The curves
are very sharp, but in the descent each brakes
man loest ms the strain on the inside wheels
the iron buffers, as they turn at angles, give a
III ia. l.
easily round without jolt or any unpleasant
sensation.
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RIscELLANEOUs CITY IuITIRaS.

The will of edward Coles recently oeev-.%,,
was admitted to pro bate yesterday. II cou ANS
The following bequests--To the American Colo
rlzation Society, fer the purpose OF removing
the negro population OF the Unitei States 70
Africa, 946 acres OF land ia Carroll county, Va.
also. 100 shares of the stock of the R'chmond
and Petersburg Railroad COMPANY; ~ -heres
siock in the Union Bank of Tennessee; several
quarter sections OF land in Illinois, and $1,000.
There Il also a bequest OF $1,000 for the purpose
OF making the son OF the decease "a lie member
OF the Colonization Society.
The cornerstone of the new Church OF St.
Charles BoromeO, at Twentieth aud Christian
streets (tbe Rev. James O'Reillv pastor) will
be laid by the Right Rev. pr. 0'Hara, Bishop of
Scranton, on SUNDAY afternoon, July 10, az 4
O'Clock. Addresses will be made by the Right
Rev. Bishop Wood, Right Rev. Bigho1 O'Hara,
Right Rev. BIZ hop Sbanahan, Very Rev. Father
Carer, and other reverend clergymen.
"A humane driver OF furniture car protected
his horse by a rough awning the latter being
stretched over the ANIMALS back, on supports
fastened to the nils. The contrivance was a
worthy one, aud should find readv imit4tion.
- The Democratic citizens of the 7 Venty.
tonight
The Journeymen Saddle and Harness.
makers Union hold meeting tonight, at No,
SO3 Locust street.
Special meetings Of the National Guards the
Weccacoe egion, and the City Guards, will be
hello this evening.
"A meeting OF the Hod. carriers Union will
take place tomorrow evening at Logan Hall.
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Brig wencnAh. Davis, for Philadelphia cleared at
Big Wm. Il. Parks, simmons, from MstanEas, a,
teihsnnlDA - inst. In quarantine.
B,iR Jopn Byers. Ford sailed t.J5n oardenAs lth
inst, tor Dor. hofts " natterAs.
Big Ssry kIee kIoe hence. At barbados lS'h uit'
Bris Alice Lea Herring hence remained at Baroa-
dts 26th ult,, oschaTging. -. J.
4th ibst. for a port norib OF Hat'eras.
scbr pauriless. ooombs. sailed nom Baroados2'
scbIs K ". Tull, Harris for New York, and Adolph
Bugel Robinson, for Portland, sailed from haVSnH
sc6T Ada 8. Allen, for Philadelphia cleared At st.
Set rs Getty s6urE smith: g, A. Hoffman. Hoffman;
sharp. sharp. bepce at Boston 9Th inst
r. om
'ecfpss at Esy Org 1;n inst and Henry Harteau
Jones hence at Providence 18th inst, the latter ior
schT a. w Godfrey. Sears. for Philadelphia, sailed
nom PrSyiqsnfs SI 18th inst ROS,r,on and r W. Ware
hence. at Richmond 18th inst. ,,,., 10 ,,osho,,
schrs M Lougbery LougheTyi Wm aaS Me5ha,n aan
nett: 6eo-s Repplier, Miller; and New York. hence
schrs lazy Antrim, Bessie from Pawtucket Ann
Doyle Hasey from r5ovid9%nes' % F NssSaSys new irnn
Tsrnaveni Reading Re No a Reed; and @ Mary W.a a
from Bridgeport. all for Philadelphia at New YORK
schT Ethan Allen Blake, hence, at Portland lith
sS6T GSSS0 S SdgG Hst rrnce 0r
SCH j. I'm Grith Coombs for PhiladelphIa, sailed
scbr Golden Eagle. ier Philadelphia sailed from
New Bedford IL h Inst, -. . - ,,., -.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Captain Gilbert Pierre commanding Ihe COmpagnle
Generate TransRtlaniques steamship Darien arrived
AZ Tfipidad 9th inst. his usual route from Dema
aud reports that the morning OF mat GATE ne
dist ncIly the DAriens DecK-the vessel not
heinR n ore than yO yards from ita rock from To
teeI under the surface aud occasioDay showing !"
lnav' IL were, couple OF feet above waet
when In the hollow OF the swell his ROCK appeared 10
extend aUme is to 20 feet either way. Inc weaht
was fine and the sea smooth and accoIding 10 Capt
pieTIes reck onng II must have been dead low water
at the time. The eamship was Bopped ana lay close
TO he rock for time, II being distinctly seen by
all on deck By obseIvatons taken II lies In Iat 10 ~
N, long 60 3S W. OF Greenwich. There can ne nc
doubt That this rock sthe reerr 10 In the cnars
the island of Trinidad though the exact position
OF the same has been laid down. IL lies IN the
usual track OF vessels to and from DemaratA aud
Trinidad and does appear to have been found by
II. M &. Gannet, which hss been employed on the
survey OF these coasts for some time past.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-16

WFcCAcoB GRAMMAR SCHOOL. - Yesterday
moIuiue the closing exercises o. Juis school Wr-e
he'd 70 he bUi'd'Ig, Sec nj apd Reeo streets.
4 ter he readug OF a Cnsptrr oJ the o.'ript ires
aud a PRAYER b. the Rev. Mr.. Frs0er, the Pres-
dent o. tho Board, Mr.. 4. :. Men1nin, made d
fcN remarks to he Iup is
The Ieguar exercises we're then com mmencet
and contested of OIalogues aud d ciaql4Iory
pieces, ipterspprsed WITH music. Tue pup Is
sCunitted themselves crehuabiV. During the
eAerci-es, Mr.. .. K. Soybol Principal o. tne
lCh, OIL "a no need the following boys as being
en- .itled TO honorable m"u'ion:-
DIS iuguIshed-- Lewis Ca sldy and W.
CIllau.
Mprlorou--H. Smith, Jr., 8. A. Goodtll, F..
Butkelt George Russell, H. c. Fulrite f.
Sher, and Fra k Morris,
AdCfe,ss yer teen delivered by Messts.
David FUy and John 5. ohedden.
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ACCIDENTS. "A scsfTold, upon which thre-
mer we're wOrSiug yestertay, az the Cbu'ch
tuilding at the corner OF Ontar o aud Master
stress, ten % the Pro1ni, serI' 'u'lV Ibj
1ne Ol he a eu, named Charles FtzpAtr,rI, r.
,Ioinp NJ Seen h aud Poplar .treeis. He was
REQ owed 10 st Josepn's Hospital.
Charles Duffy, agei Al Years, tell from the
r. OF of a tWo.sIory FoUse On Beck street. 3ns'er
oav, aud badly hur~ Taken 10 the Penu'
sylvan HD. p'al.
Pstr,ck Us rue tell do 90 the stairway o. n
house on Sou Front str 'r, and wa severely
injured. Removed to he PENNSYLVANIA Hos
pial.
james Watson vas SER iOusly hurt bV ne pre-
mature explosion ot a blast at a quarry near
Green Tree Run STAT on, on the Germantown
and NOrIistown Railroad.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY
shin Auguste. Van Harten. Bremen, Peter Wright q
CHI O. ence shot, Terry Fall River. J Rommell. Jr
CDR = {. h,sins, Atkins NJ ,iton Del" Captain.
Fa"En Psson Bsmors r"s
- Bristol; all4ce Nsw Y.rE W p, Clyde q Co.
Gnsss TGss 1e1s09 yae alsa CO SF Baltimore "h tow
ug LG%kcul AleTn9der tor Baltimore, with a
rug Fsi , Qnqen, -nears TOR Baltimore, with a tow
o 6argts, W. P, Ciyde d 90.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr Exchange, Jhcksnn. tTOn snow Hill, with lum-
RIO %.Ese as % Mira! ey q ao.tns =,
schT ,afre, Iue . lays from Washington. N. c.,
chr e", "a, Tres, Tlmmons. from New York with
Scnr sarah Pnryis. Jones. u days from Norfolk,
~uh sblnghsl 20 T. p. alvin Co
Schr 5. E Harrington. Moore ron Cedar Point.
steamer sarah jones' g., q = noHrs % from New York.
stsTsT E 6 hiaHS E HeHs e,Hs. 2 eou from New
sirH%f t %h %SeGG @ca % W. s NJ Baird S' CO. RON N'W
YorE, Wih n,dsr to W. NJ. Baird q 90. -,
Tug hos Jefferson; allen rom rom baltimore with
Tug Lookout Alexander, from Baltimore. with
'ow OF Oarges'o W. P. clyde 4 Co.
,o,rtqondtnct Of The Philadelphia Exchange,
roh r sdeii went 10 sea This morning. BsiqnG
sn and srhr Ford % tot "sS 81 Jaau n
que passed :" sea ihis event, sunnosed the Abd
o.. krder rOI bA As-llies. The baIQue Dora from Rte
itnehO ana brig UHiOn. from Havana, have bsel
| uoeIed 10 PhllaOe Oelphia. JOSEPH LAFErRA.
MEMORANDA
Ship NeTeid. BeaIse for Philadelphia sailed from
LpVeII UUI 8u Inst.
| sIi 1bun M harvard. STRICKLAND Tor Llverp lol
| cleared sl 81 IOhn, B l4tb inst.
| steamship Iurista HoxIe, for philadelphia via Ha
Vana sailed New o O-leans Friday DiRhI, VIII
tull DtRnt ana the tollOwing named passengers 70
| PbllRnel bls;- Mrs. Bowen ana chlld' george u
| Bsbe Wslsoe Scntt
| N. - bAtque RchllF r. Mtnneman, Tor Phllhdelphln
| cared 81 baltimore l4th inst. -. .
| ,BsIque VIM, Van Name. craig from Cardenas, o
baltimore l4th inst.
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IMPoRTAYT CASE BEFORE THE REcoRDER.-A
very impor ant Case came up Tor adiu hcdtiOn
Yesterday, beloIr Recorder GlviU. The case was
Substantially as iOlOW MIR. David Il. Baug
condUcrs, on an tXtcusIve scale, on Moyamen-
sing aveIIe, near Reed roe', the business OF
cuflne bullOck b les aud rendering talio Y. TIE
fumes al sing there rom have been so exceed
ingly often i've and oaIoerous 10 the heal n OF
the neigh bOrnCo6 that the citizens o. 'ha
locality W. re uU9ble TO endure them, aud tre
queDt comolaints ere made about 1t Recently
The Board oi Heal h, ny resolntton, directed
the Heath officer, General HoratlO l. Hckel 20
G. l,se 'he esIaOl sument Accordingly, General
SIckel attempted TO carry out his ms ructions
Hbpreupou Mr. Baugh procured his arrest upon
a charue OF torCiOle eutrN.
Mr.. JpImon tor the prosecution took the
ground that the Board OF Heal had no right
TO close the establishment III SO summary a
mar t.
Assistant City Solicitor Nichols arglel that
the powers OF the Board for such purpose we're
ample, and that no L Tcble entry, as kno Wn tn
thr cri nlnal law, had been Conm't ed
Tle HecoTder d,emlng 1t question Of vital
importance, worn O. tne consideration OF the
Court, he d General Sckel to bail.
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DFATH IN STATION HOUSE About 2o'olock
YESTERDAY morIin an unknown White man.
apparently thIt,.dge Years ~ age, ~t@ iounn
in the street in an iusersible CONDITION. H.
was removed TO the ElOhth Ward alton House,
where he died shortly after. Toe decreased had
ba q hair goatee, and monstaehe, and was
dresfeo IN blacs alpaca sack coat olHck cloth
ribbed pants and linen vest, The Coroner took
charge OF the Oody,
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WILLIAM H. MERR1ox

4. VAUGHN AEhRICK, WILLIAM MERRICK
john h. COPE
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- Washington stTeets.
PHILADELPHIA,
MkkRIIK X d SONS,
lEN0INEERs AND MAOHINIST8,
mEnufacture Hugh and Low Pressure Steam Engines
toI Land, Riv, r. and Marine service.
BolIers 9asonieters Tanks l. on Boats ETC.
Gas inks II ali KINDS, eII her iron brass
Iron Frame Roofs or Gas WORK, workshops, ana
RaiIu staIOBB etc
ReoTIs si.d Gas Machinery, OF the latest and most
lnI rOvtd cOnst uctiob.
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also
sugar Saw and Grist Mills. Vacuum Pans, OIL
cam Irsins, Detecators, Filtera, Pumping, En-
gines, etc
Apparatus Nesmyth's Patent steam Hammer, and
ASpipwall q Wooiseys Patent Centrifugal sugar
Draining n achines 6Sa
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-16

IMPROVEMENT OF OGDENsBURG HAIR
i BUR NEW YORh,
sealed Pr pot ais in duplicSte, will be received at
this office untn II M. MON uAY August 10, 1858 for
deeper Ing by dTesgiIR the hRrbor OF Ogdensburg.
NV York 81 as to give lwelve feet OF wa er tue
lowest stage, in the following places, wiz
teCton l. On the Ouser bar across the emanuel into
he upper hRTbor. nor, ,heastely from the lighthouse
here about i3oOc cuhc yards Of hard sand is esti
ma eu require removal
StcIion IL Between the bridge, the 'erry wharf
and the Rome Railroad depot where, It is esti-
n at. o. bout 25UO cubic yards OF very hard 'haro-
pan" With gravel and small boulders, must be TAX
out.
All the material (Which will be measured IN the
scOwf) must be dumped at least half mile below the
outer bar. In deep wa er a pointto be marked
The work must be commenced as soon as Issible
al no later Than ept 10 1858, continued long az
ossible h ia eason. and completed by the Both No
vembtr R69
BIDDERS must propose for each section separately
ano sepaTate contracts " Ill he made for each.
Bi must be n sde upon prin ed blanks. which can
be llocured ths Uttce for similar wrltIen Ones)
which must be properly filled up and signed as ind
GATED. A i the Information ssessed at tolls 0hcH
M be given bidders bt al lUtShfag 10 contract
particularly requested TO canine at Ogdem burg before
sending in their bids q. r. BtUNF
u. s. kNGIHEBR OFFICE.
q. w GO n Y Juv "a 1868 71620t &
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DkUVlDkN1 LiFk AND TRUST COMPANY
OF EHILA LhLPhLA,-
NO III . FOUkIta 5II eet
INCORPOhA TED 3D AONTH, 2l lsk5
CAPITAL { OU.UNO rAID In
insurance Cd Lives, bJ Yearly Premiums; or On A
70, or p year remlums; Son-iorieture
Term Policies, Cnildren's budUwmenLs,
This Company " htie giving the insured the securitr
% Dup LsI ts VIII diVi,e the enLire pro1ts OF
Lie bus uess among the policy holders.
Moneys received al Interest and PAID IN demand
Authorized Oy Tn. Charter execute Tr 8 O. anC
q Executor or A d nlnls or Assignee. on
oOinl ht Oi any Court % This Com wealth o.
suy person persons or bod polite or corpora
DIRECTORS.
IAN sAitIA HEL r. HS1RFfs + TSSEf Wi IA L as sEs
RiCB ARD CADBeRY WIILI3H q AuKER
SAN UEL r, sH IPLtY. ROWLAND PARRY.
WILLIAM q. LON9SIKETH Vice-P eside4T,
THOMAS WisIAR, IA. D.. J. ~ ~TpWNsEsND.
DHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
il PhILA DEt PhIA.
INCORPORATED lS0l-ChARrER PERPETUAL,
NO 224 "a AIN VI 5Lreet opposite the Ex n .ngs.
THIS Company insures nom loss or damage by
on liberal terms ON bui furniture
slc for limited per DDS, ana permanently on build.
ngt by deposit of premiums, -. -.,
han SIXTYSF RS. duT Ing which ali losses have
zen promptly sdjusted "a tsi9
DIRkCIORS
A u Mahopy, BENJAMIN Ettng,
IopD Il. Lewis, Ih0thhhs ~; roWers'
WilIiam Grant, A X. McHenry,
Robert w. Leaning, Edmund tastillou,
n CLARK wharton Samuel wilcox,
Lawrence Lewis Jr. Lewis q. Norris.
TNHN r. WUCHERER President
SAMUEL WILCOX. Secretary S2t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-16

THE LATE JOHN T. MCDEvITT. AT the stated
meerDe OF the Press CLUB ned terday after
noon, agpropna action was taken on the death
OF Johu f. McOevi'.
Mr.. stt pheu N. Wiuslow offered the follow
ing
A. it has been made known to the meeting of
The Press club that tue association mas suffered
the loss vt one o ITS mos esteemed aud taeO ed
m, n bers IN the decease OF John f. McDeVltt,
ESQ.,, financial edi or Gf the Press:
EeSO Ued, TIA. committee of i've membars
be appoIu ed to prepare testimonial OF he
esteem IN winch the deceased vas held by his
tellOw-mcu bers the cub. and tu Convey 10
his bereaVed parents their coLdolence in their
deep atll CuOn.
htsCiIed Ibat the members Of the club attend
the funeral O. the deceased Iu a body.
ter some rema'k- by Mr.. WuslOW, the re-
solutions Here ADOPTED.
q. be folio wing com u tee was then appointed
in accordance with be reso ution:-S. .ephau N.
Wnsiow, Commercial LAST, Chatmal; George
G. Piene, NOrh American; Charles Il. School,
StGr; william e. Coz bett, ASSocedted Press;
Drayton s. Lewis, The FTess.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-16
MARINE TELEGRAPH.

ALMANAC FOR PAILA AoELr lA-rHIs DAY.
SUN RIsEs..........4 AZ Moon Rs I4l
SUN SETs.............". 20 tlGH WArBR..."... II %
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
5$7ss 80 t2Sss; MONTHLY oon4rppHn.
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COAL.

u MIDDLETON & Co.,, DEALERS IN
- A4hLtk.h LEH iGh . ana a-a naSLs 20 VEIN VEIN
mr. family use YsTd No. lz2b WASHINGTON
a venus Once No H4 WALNUT Street ~
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC

<EFT95, Penn STEAM Engine AND
,SS~hA.4aEssA4ss BOiLkR WORK a.-NEA Elk q LEV "
;..-eA Al AMI III hokEIiCAL ENsINkERs,
MACHlNls1s, BUILEn-MA KERS, BLACK.
oMl1 he, ano FOUNDERS having Tor many years
p'eD in successful Ope stloD and been exclusively
engaged In building aud repairing M artne RI ar
Englnes bign aud lOw-pressure. Iron BJilers Water
Tanks, Pro- eers etc. ETC. respectfully offer their
services 10 the bile being fully prepared TO CON.
tEAcI icT englEes OF Oil Sizes Marine, River. and
stationary; having Sc OF patterns of different alzea
prepared 70 execute orders with quick despatch
hNtIS description oi pattern making made at the
3hOrteRt nU,iCe. gh and Low pres ure Fine
Tubular and Cylinder iers, ol the best Pennsylva-
GA CT ArcUAl iTou, FOrgngs of all sizes and kinds,
iron aDo bTass Castings of all descriptions Roll
Turning 5tT CuLIii and all other work connected
Win tbe above business.
Drawings and SPECIFICATIONS for all work done at
v etstabishmen mt free OF CHARGE and work guaTan-
teed.
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room for
rtpaiTa buas where they lie In perfect safety
and are provided with shears, blocks falls etc. etc
va JACOB O. NEAFIE,
JOH Y p LEVY.
6R BEACH and PALMER Streets.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21
NeM YORK Market.

By Telegraph. NEW YORK March 20.
CoTroN-Heavy. and a shade lover; sales
1000 bales; middHng hollands at 241z425c,
chiefly at the latter price.
FLoUR-Receipts ,332 bis, and 7S9 b. gs
opened dull, and 5@lOd lower, and closed
rather steady: sales OF 1900 bbls. super.
fine Stale and Western IS 9099 .; extra
State 50 90asI0 70; extra Western SO 609ll 10;
white wheat extra 81 O19l3 6Oi roun L
ola -; California shade lower; sales Of
1,5OO barrels at so 40GI4 %; rye flour quiet ;
sales OF 80 bbls n 81 75d9 so.
CORN MEAL-Qutet; City at s. 50.
WHISKY Nominal.
WHEAT-ReCelpts2 % % bushels; opened
dull and dropping, but closed rather stead
Ter and in moderate demand. chiefly for
home use; sal Is 1900 busne MOL Spring
at 81 42ld2 IS in store and deliveref; choice
Amber Green Bay in store at s. J3; white
R VS. Cd sales of 1900 bushels of
Pennsylvania, at 81 so; Western q 90.
EBARLEY And MALT-Scarce and firm.
CORN - Receipts 302l6 bushels Corn
opened dun, and ctnsed more active al d
&c better; sales 1900 bushels new mixed
Western. affoat, at 81 2I9l 70, Tennessee
mixed 81 1901 2. white Southern and
Western 81 1901 ., Yves ern aid southern
OATS Receipts 1893 $40 bushels Oats dull
buyers o. Western In store at s21zc, ana
sellers at S3c.
kICE-Fifm.
CoFFEE-Held &c higher.
SUGAR Less active; sales 700 hogsheads
at 1925 O. 1926 for Cuba, and l213 o. 13c for
Porto Rlco; I33 boxes Havana At 1890 ll1sc.
MOLAS~ES steady; sales 200 hogsh reads
and 70 tierces Muscovado at 47c.
HOPS Quiet and unchanged
PETROL unsteady; crude BE refined,
in bond. 251.c.
PoRK-F rner sales $3.50 barrels new
mess at S2I 1921 so, closing at the latter
rate; old S23 50423 rs, closing at S23 IS, regu-
lar; prime $50 u0g20 IS; prime mess So 50
tQ22 70 a 50, $50 barrels at so for p me
mess, seller, April; SD ST. seller, May /;
SIS 50 for lew mess, buyer, May.
BEEF-Firmer; sales $40 barrels at Sl4 90
a20 90 for new plain mess. $40 25lg2t IS for
new Stra do also, l05 tIerces at S33 COG
So or prime mess, and s3S 00940 80 for IN
dia mess,
BEEF HANS Firm; sales $40 barrels at
S35 0OG40 90.
Cur MEATS Quiet; sales 2l2 packagr at
1014alIc Tor shoulders, ana l4149l51zc for
hams.
DRESSED HoGs-Almosf nominal, at ll@
1l1%c for Western, and ll$<@l21ac for city.
BACON-Qutet, sab s 300 boxes at l2c for
Cumberland cut, i21..c for long rib, 800 1890
for short rib.
LARD-Etrmer; sales 2, $50 barrels at l514
al654c, the latter for choice; / 900 barrels,
sell Ter. Nav, al l65k0el7c.
BUTTEs--teady at 20845e for Chic, and
40a60, for State 81 4"
CHEE~ E. l6d 1890. -
FREIGHTS TO LIVERPOOL Lower 100
bushels corn shipped on steamer at Is
dlBl4d.