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New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
MORTALITY ON sHIPBoARD.

The ship Emerald Isle, Capt Gillespie, A
DAYS from Liverpool via Queenstown with 81 passen-
gers (a MOrmons) and of4 men, arrived on Tues
day at Quarantine with number Of OF typhoid and
yphus fever board. Thirtyseven deaths and three
births occurred the passage. The Rreatef
number OF those who died infants and young chill
dren About 80 Of the passengers were sent TO Wardf
Island Hospital. The sickness almost entirely CON
fined TO the Scandinavian passenger Of whom there are
large number on board The Emerald Isle u detained
M Quarantine for fmigaton cleansing, &c The follow
ing are the names OF the passengers who died:
Abertine Christensen, infant; Johanne soendson IN
fant: Anne Jobansen infant Maria Nelson 10 years.
Richard Shell, 5s years Raphael Raphaelson, infant;
Sophie Nebe years. Frantz Nelson, inisn,
Annie K Wilson, aged years. j. G. Osterman, years
Annie T. Larsen, infant j. Olsen, years; hesie Limo,
infant; Johanna NJ Larsen aged r. Chisensen infanP
Ellen Beard aged 81 +. Ostermann aged 81 A. M Oser.
mann infant Johan Nepel, infant; Buta Wahtgren ageo
3. lens Nbe aged years; Alma Henson, aged Hans
Peduson aged 4; II. Olsen, infant Caroline PETERSEN,
aged 7; Henrette 0sterman; aged 8; j. Olsen, aged
Jeppe Milson aged u Maria Olsen, infant; mis- Otse
aged A. C. f. Salcoth infant; G. Salmon, aged Hannah
Olsen, aged q Matte Anderson, aged %.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
A FEARFuL INCIDENT.

letter from Fort Larned to The Learen.
,oorth Times tells the following thrilling story most
fearful aud appalling circumstance transpired at the
Fort evening the very recollection OF which cn
my blood with horror While party OF ladies' ana gem
emen were sitting in front Of the beautiful quarters OF
Col Ed. Wynkoop, Indian superintendent or Agent Oh
several warke tribes the entire party almost inVolun-
tary commenced beautiful song While the melody
was ging IN the night air monstrOus, shaggy aho
rsbid wolf dashed mady IN the midst OF the party rst
attacking Lieut.. Thompson, Sd U. 8 Infantry tearing
and lacerating hs limbo in most friRhful manner The
monster then broke away pursued by Col WynkoOp ana
his chief scout James Morrison who mad ost no le In
nrocurn0 prOper arms Before either OF these fearless
gentemen however, could overtake HIM, the wolf had
attacked tile sentry the guardhouse whom ne also
bit savagey, the sentinel having nred put, most %
tnnatev m ssed his aim. From the guafdnouse the
nS next dasbed over TO the hospital and made
saut upon the men there Stationed almost tear
inc bs right arm from his body, after first taking on
finger entire. He then attacked aud mntllated cooreo
soldier OF 10th Cavalry and subsequently entered tne
Smarters of aundress while she In bed, but owing
TO the thickness Of the bedclothes fortunately failed 70
pfict any serious injury on the poor woman The mad
dened creature caught sight Of the sentinel az me
haystacks almost proyidentiay. shot him dead be-
side Lieut. Thompson there arc three persons Dau Oeh
aud mutilated by this monster.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
LOVE AND SUICIDE.

The Rochester On. W newspapers contain a
stngniar story It seems that Saturday evening or
Sunday nornin0 a R1rl named Emma wheeler, IN the
employ OF Mrs Bush Arnold Park committed suicide Dy
taknG nornhine The deceased was pretty inteigent
-trI and was receiving attention from young mal
eesiding in Buffalo The relations between them were OF
s,,b atre that they should not have existed out OF
SediocE saturday evening, Emma received letter
from the Young man, informing her that he could nc
iDr nay her attention. and requesting the return OF
serl little articles he had given her. This Information
had very depressing effect Emma, who had expected
70 arry the Young She showed the letter 70 Mira
npsb and Informed her OF all the circumstances Mrs
Bnsh talked with her. bidding her 10 cheer upthat the
fufure was before her. and that she the one who
could make it happy her could be overlookeo anu
for one nadvertence she should not cast her aside
o'clock Yesterday morning, Emma observed III Deu
breathing heavily but not disturbed-lt oeihE
posed that she wearied and that the aDoeo
Ing arose from her depressed state OF mlho Aoou''
o'clock she was discovered 20 be dead
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

BALTIMORE Aug rCoton quiet aDd steady ronny 29a7efe
or hdd9g -Four not so1g but in fair d@aHd Wheat aS
low, 81 o. oa. 5of o'"- SD' ~ 'i-S
$50 So Bacon active. rib Sides ifc Clear Sides, IN
@ttG p Shoulders i4sc Hams % a21e Lard Gge at l9c
tued 81 5s Flour quiet Extra TO Fancy s9sl25 Wheat
Prime. 81 3dS2 g. Rye. 81 60dSl G. Corn am yellow
81 2d 81 0o Mixed $l 25aS 26 Data o9s2c Other articles
FRAScpco Aug I-FOur quiet at ss @sss 50; Oregon Er
tn 50 so Wheat 81 700sl rs Legal Tenders. COZ
OswEGo Y, Aug l3Flour in good demand, bbs
at SO 7SGSO for No. Spring. 81 for Amber Winter
Wte $3 for Double Extra Wheat and r dsmsn,
kee Club at 81 05 and 20O Ne 81 arrive
at f2 IL Corn quiet; sales Of 800 bush No TO- Corn Meal
stufs S26as27 Mddugs s3S Canal Preish-Wbest se.
Corn &C. to EewYorG Lumber 50 rs 70 the Hudson ~ Is
Canal EHpots-S 80 bush Cora and l49 600 feet Lunber
TOLEDO Aug l3Pour dull nominal Wheat a.
yanced 7Gse Amber ga 49, White chlgsH s22a Corn sras
eeP2soO bbs Flour 81 200 bush Wheat GOO bush Corn 3s
bush Oats Snipment-25 900 bush. Wheat
CINCINNATI, Ang i3Flolr quiet slO Wheat Corn
and unchanged uRcbanged dg 29d29 Tobacco
unchanged Whisky held s zoe IL bond Mess Pork quiet 7
ar Sie n? gehand Bulk Meats held at HigiS BsoOnsbos
ders scarce At l3 Clear Sides l7i Sugar Cured Hans 2dz
Butter and Cheese unchanged Eggs lec COD iT buying -
MENPg Aug ncoitOnResePs bales EIp9ts, none Foaf
EEw0RtEANs Aug l3-Cotton-Tbe market Is dal Mdines
Gold az Moasses pominly unchanged Fosr Il
yy da SuPsh9e Ss So higher grades are unchanged Corn
8m 266l7c from store PORK steady s3 Bacon stesdIJ
shoulders ~ ale Clear Sides I9ss Lard hrn Tercs $50
MLvsUKEr bug l3FOur dull and unchanged Wheat krmer a
81 81 ior No s ~ for No Oats declining At Sc for No Corr
bush Wheat 50 bush Oats shpmeuts-sOO b6a
Flour 800 bush. Oats. ]. 600 bush Corn.
LOUISVILLE Aug l3SAes Of % hhd TobaeOj Lugs Medium
for Supersn Wheat srmer 81 Is sid 81 IS for prime New Red
and White Corn sosSc Oats 45d4 Mess Pork ss I7.e
BaconShoHders lotc Clear Rib SIDES, l7c Clear Sides l7ie
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
A CHICAGO MERCHANT ACCUSED OF FRAUD.

Moses E. LudingtOn, q Chicago merchant,
arrested in that city by Detective Barker Of the Now
from merchants in this city about Iaud II
which he caused to be shipped TO his address In Cn7
Messrs Hull, Ingeson CO. OF No 50 Walkerst were ha
creditors 10 the amount OF $500 and this firm on learn
ing that Ludington had been selling the goods obtained
from at auction room In Chicago at rum.
Gus prices, made a complaint against him before the
proper authorities A requiston from Gov Fenton on
Gov Oglesby OF Illinois obtained, and DetectlVa
Barker arrested him N Chicago and brought him
TO this city, wbee arrived with his prisoner yesterday
afternoon When arrested LudiDgton claimed 70 DO ar
ready I'M the custody OF the L. s. Marshal, under the
Bankruptcy Act, but Barker paid no attention 10 this
matter. During the trip from Chicago Ludlngton az
empted to escape by crawling Of the window OF the
car but tire detective brought him to terms 6y the Pre-
sentaton OF loaded revolver at his head The rest OF
the trip made by the prisoner In irons ludlngon
SAYS that did not intend 10 defraud his creditors ou
lost all his money in gambling. The prscner was locked
up az the Mercerst police station and Will be taken Do
fore DistrictAttorney Hall for examination today
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EBW.Y0RR...

CLEARED.
stesmspEage Greene Havana Dgo Johnson Portland Ash
land Foster Niagara Brakeman RChnOnd Palmyra Watson,
Liverpool Herman Wenke Bremen Walker Sheran Philadelphia
Baha Cresswe London Rechstag Plumb Hamburg Bremen
BaIks-Lbe Oak PniDny Marseis speedwel Patten Mgs
Nor Reymerd Bremen,
Bg-Gorge Cropley Eeuvs Remedos Ceres Wilson Cow
Bay Ooeriorster Umen Meahn Rotterm Hattie Wheeler
Portland Wild Hunter Henderson, Lisbon Nellie Hustled Mallory
MAafiniIlo
Mcfarland Nassau N Pi Lousa d. Wagner St J0hB n Black
sOue Sturgs Providence; Crnoine Daniels Baltimore;
Ryan Noras CT Senator Faukner Boston; Dsr johnson
ford Am Susan Henderson, aob M Rover Brown Charleston
ARRIVED.
Steamship HelyeA Cutting Liverpool July a. mde aud
Steamship Flag, BAXTER FeTnaDdns Fla, mlse and pass.
ship Constellation, Jansen, Liverpool % days mdse and
Ship Colby 81
Bark Theese Chto5e Bremen days, mdse and 29 Had
two deaths ssd one eria ol We The ReIe.e gags he PSI
senats IQe sAp Le~''n- ashore oaelAnd
isaaa May
BaiL QaeeaslABd Murray Rotterdam 4s days iron, &c.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAY FRANosoo. Aug 2-Arved bbs NJ Reed from esYOrE
ship Midnight, Hong Kong
ALKIANDRA Aug l3Auiyed sehrs Maiiland TIoyt
from Neg.York T. Williams Providence: QUOT Havre de Gr.
Sailed YORK Philadelphia sehrs Pearson
York. SIco, HaTre de Grace; Annie. New Haven.
HoLMKss HOLE 2--Ariyed MOuutan
delpha H. simmons salem for Philadelphia Margaret Sampson
Boston for Philadelphia; Charles C0st Boston Philadelphia
l. Raymond Boston for AeIanda r. St Johns n r.
Yedion Comet Calais Tor Proyience Adele Tude Salem fOr
for Bostoa steamer Jeney Blue having the ram TeIA from
New iorkf Boston.
Bosros Aug i9-Arvsd steamship GGucu from NswYOki ship
July 7s at ~ loo 81 co. ship Thomas Howard Il days from ST John
n b.. Liverpool
s, 80 ship Of YOrL from ArdrOssan for
Bort ddlaIotns gour.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
GrNERAL RAJ EsTATE ITEMs.


The Hon. c. c. Washburn owns 25,OOO acres
OF pine lands in Clark County. Wisconsin ooo
In the years 1866 and 1867 there were 9'VVV
houses built IN Pittsburgh. Penn.
Library Hall, Elizabeth, n. j., Is Deins en-
larged and improved.
There arc 42.29l farms in Texas averaging
g9l acres each. nooo ooo
A new Merchants Exchange to cost S1OO'VOV
Is 20 be bult iu Cincinnati -
The Jewish community OF Chcago r. nave u We
erected hospital iu mat city NJ cost Vi s'''OVO
North La Sale near SchlIiei-sI'
Mo- buildings are being erected in Trenton,
n j. this year than have been put up III any TWO years
Tn Cortb Bos+on four large sales were re-
,orted on wednesday The property sold Is located IN
f;roadway near DorcheseraVe' III fOuFth-s'" anu III
Eighth-st
AR .Jobp 6. Braxton recently sold his estate
tn0wn az "Riyerdac," the Rappahann0ck River, ~
Fehinond County virginia for $4,000 -hr. VIM Lore Of
Delaware the purchaser
The Unitarian Society of Pennington, n. j.,
has purchased ground Orand intends building new
church IN that town. 1t is TO be Of Gothic architecture
" by 42 feet.
GOV. Or of South Carolina, purchased during
the war large quantity Of Land IA the vicinity OF St Jo
sepl. Mo. II has greatly increased IN vane WITHIN the
Interests IN that locality.
The old quarantine grounds at Tompkns-
vile, staten Island, have been sold To Messrs sh9TSauu
OF the Health Officers residence and Of the four acres
surrounding It, is reserved unu May !, l0'O Lie 0'"''
authorities have Yet 10 COuhtln th6 SAFE
ImprOvements are being carried on IN the
vicinity Of tie falls near Paterson, Nd new hoel Is
AZ process OF erection and Gen. HoNscy has lad out aDou
900 acres OI ground for building sites az Cedar Bun Fak
in the cont gious ueglDorAOOd. New walks have also
been recently made.
A brick house, 96X4O feet was successfully
moved INTO Hoyt-st, from the corner OF Fultonaye ana
IIoyt-st Brooklyn not long aO The utmost care was
necessary in eccug the removal but it's successful ac
c0mplsmeut saved % the about $500 The Tor
ncr site Of Tie building TO be built up with handsome
stores
Eleven sales of real estate were reported IN
BOstOn on Wednesday last amounting IN the aegf6galU
S98S54 The property sold comprised nine residences
lots OI land containing 2G and 228 square feet
rcpecivcly Three OF tbt buildings corner OF fremont
aud Warreu-,ts were sold TO tie corporation They are
10 be removed, to complete the widening OF
TremOnt-st
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
Matbintru.

ELOUR MACHINERY for SALE.--A com,
neis at Of FIOR MACHINERY fr theeun mill for SALE
low Inquire ofwM b. RIDER, Providence r J.
HANSELs DOUBLE ACTION BURGLAR
ii PROOP WINDOW LOCK AND SASH HOLDER can be put on
old houses a. we'll new has spng setckef prevents the
,.,h from aiug the cheapest good ok IN use Retail pnee per
do-n ~ gO allow 70 bu.ders an The 1e h1A
and Couaty ght j. r. B. SMITH bols Agents No. -
Pne-st
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
Tors,s, Gauiagrs, ct,

At HENRY's CITY AUCTION MAXI,
N Broadway Thirty rcgasT puble sale, oi hOhShs
riding and driving held WEDNESDAY and sAIIRDAi
,hhopt The ref a Buyers will asaTs lnd humber o
Uyrs suitsbe lgt driving AMI heavy work. 81 these ha
whether especially not The largest assortment oi nr
ard second hand Carriages Bd great Tae Of Hsre" IsaIs 0a
hand so Tsry superior Park Paeons by Miner Stephens
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
RECEIPTS OF PRODuCE


Acc iai3 40 bush Corn, bush Oats 57s basb Malt
hash Grass Seed $40 bush Wheat Poar PIouI
bbs Corn Meal Lion ee Coal Tar st bbs Petfe@ea bb
pkg Cut Meats pkgs Ashes 6 Pkgs s,e % Cbsess
Butter 29 bills Whisky SIS bbls bales Wool
bales Sponge 81 bales HePs 4 d Leather s Hdss IT hhdG
n LOCO boxes taFeh.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
TFsr INDIA MARKET.

HaTASA Aug 2The market strong reals arrobe %
No. IL Dutch Standard Bxchaage m London ~ per cent pre-
long sight per eeat discount; sight per premium
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
In xo..rorl. Ia pArl.c.lpAI.

RCEKast India has sO freely AZ prices showing no nperss
though the seller has not gained Advantage ns
bags Rsnsoon bond 1t &c. gold and 800 bags duty p on p,ss
terms OF Carolina 70 teG sold q l0Ic ~ .I-I
sUGARsRaw Sagsys have been fair request and prsvoss
r are quoted bat the makt lacks general rengh Fair gee4
l6ie = = ~ " - - ~ '0-' '-'
quiss market fr Clover Seed q. gi Tnehy and
Rough Far Seeds gshangd Of 0o bags Calcutta Lnsd
arrive bere at $2 nl gold The market H. kyincE ~
at ga d68e. " - ~ ~' - - = -
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRR. Thursday. Aug. 10, 1863
Rut half a dozen men gathered at the keai
7s,a,o exchange to-day and business OF public III
.erast was transacted.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
Suar0 anA Iounls.

BOARD WANTED-FOr n YOUNG LADY of
ID 6 from the country the vicinity ~ New York shcre she
q the family handy good school AdeS WATKINS
Station T.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
UsITED san, ByoIsEER'. 0TnoT. !

NhlIgp hTArEs ksGlSEERs OFuCE.
- EhIILa,ho y WEsr HoUsTos Nav YOKK Aug s. ia8
- thh once upl u of sathth, cl ha received nj
hJOILAAD s4ilalfh
Channel near Sandy Hook, n J. -., -.,- -
lie wreck and ali ps,,rA pertaining the vessel must be removed
deph least i feet mean lov vef an1 % po1 A AsI
he depdsited aner removal below high water nAfk
Tie = ORR mut be completed b. Dectnttr j. ldtA a., -
Tbe wrrek diuIei into three econs hT dTg he sae
from he ioto three t equal portions Nhe W ~
seor benuug hos bss beu removed g. hs pehta aro
ard according ogoag conditions oneqalHef ol ia
- ~ the rsmoys vii When TIE second iecgu has been
eoed one quarter price shove VII De paid ana Nhn u
tLr section removed the balance OF TIE spuel @
be paid provided That The HoA shAh DC l'osoo1's Anu ' "
order above gwen ---- -, - .. ,f. ,.,,ov,i
othe vreck contractor receiving nothing % e ptoesl' we
se0nd the u money nha ne
e states waving of the contractor all IL interest u The
urocesds Of the matoal ard cargo rrmqfel ---.-
accompanied by E1AAnJ 0l TAO tep'' P''A
that lie bidder will execute contract 40.
The proposals and gaAby will be Of the form 70 be obtained At this
once ,r---t, A.. .-,......4
"00 ~ JOHN NEWTON
Lieut. Col Rngnesrs. Bvt halOrGen. u D. A.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
PASSRNGERS AkRIHED.

FROM FBRNANDINA Fla, Aug l3In steamship Pag-Mrl O. A.
Khlba Mrs Freeman w Leyson, George Sawyer Mayo,
r. Jos Mrs Jose aud ehdfen Miss Hattie A. Turner Mrs
p Patterson Miss A. Patterson, Capt W. Taylor H. Rosy, II.
Albion. S. Rogers, W. Henry, J. Mage W. DennsOH.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
THE MARKETS.
rc.r.nly reported for TAG THisuIur

ICareiuly reported THE TRBULHi
THURSDAY Aug 49, 1862
AsHRs-The steady bat quiet for Pots at % III Pearls
uominaL - -, -. -.
COON-Tbe emand has been active and about previous
ncs. realized the closing quietly With lair amount oneTng
including 2z3 spnners, aud - 70 sPecuorA
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
SropusaIs.
uvrEn srArs. EvaIrrrn orrlcr.


No. n WgsT IloUsroSsT, HFw OHK. August 10 1862
IMPROVEMENT OF HE'LL GATE, n. Y
SEALED PROPOSALS. for the removal OF the rocks
FaFpan" and Pot Rock situated In Hell Gate Eas, River will
be received al this ofee upi Of September a. 1895
Tbefs roes must be fTjte depth Of p feet low water and
the deJds Deposited where the B1Eneef nay direct -
The esmaed cubic contents o. fyngpAu" be removed
5lB yars u Z22l square vais The estimated
cubic coaten Of Pot Rock to be removed s cubic yE
D. Df J. 1i2 2 square yaflA
Biz must state separately the 'sksi m he removal o Fng
and Pot BoK and viii be sie when
removed amounting the entire ree upon for that rook @
reservation Of ten t cent 10 be paid when tie entire done
detailed
ceptei bids Increased diminished
Of shown b the shall be-
that deuced from eIsug surytsi aud The
mos Of these roes viii be held 70 be proportional " tbs sgce and
cubic corteHts
All au0ns Of ard rbc VIII be iAkn from the o.
te maps Of this otee aud will be accepted couee By both parties
Bsh pa must be accompanied by guaranty oi tso responsible per
Sons that the bidder Wil sI-oate
fg,%s p'Sgg,e' nd Of gurasts he oalue At A onee
The Uuied States
moA Of one oay these rOcis should this De- deemed aigsihe
-aavhng toets a Hell Gate" ~
Drawing of these rocks be Inspected q oFes
fpOss notl tbe
rocks JUHN NEyTDE
Of NJ a.. a
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
90 Yri.

FURNISHED HOUSE to LET, in First Place,
BrookynBrown fourstories house 25K50 with
has all modern and will be rented or COED
Address, for terms cROTOE, Tribune OGce
ON Brooklyn flights, FURNISHED HOUSE,
" fouLstor. and bek within
Wast Ferry with bet and cold
bath Hateroloset ssonry tubs ETC. all IL perfect order VIII be
rented pVas family moderate rent Owner Europe
Apply 10 DAVENPORT & PAEHIEG
No. l57 MoniAgnest, Coartst, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

DISAPPEARANCE OF CHOLERA: =.
HAv.NA AuC. 1f.-Cholera has entirely dis
appeared from the city. Clean Dils oi heaiIn VII "
given from aud Al ter Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
MINIATrRR ALMANAf

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Res... 500 7;UO MOou Rse,.,.., l09
al
SANDY HOok.. 4;O8 Cows lsand 453 Hell Gate $50
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

Low MiadiHg Ss 55I. saie s5ie. a5.@ s6ie.
coPPBBERio fairly active and steady at 10y IL lots duty
E .' ,sSs Of @ Sa Sa' f aoS strength 20 prices
b % sq so o M , ws.sTS .t: p0' and us ss Flour
les active the medium grades veJ dull and hea the low and
a. % ~ s % SaS.sas q Ssfa Ss ss % r -
@ Fresh Ground % Extra. Extra fS sM,sn $os S 10 Ss I sqsT for
good Sphng Wheat BIts slSs ~ sG ns9Tsos M % sI I
FsaP DO SO IoG Sl2 Amber Ind49s and Michigan sl 60
s SsS4 % 81 ' Sr s'4 Els 5. Lqqs .9a
bb Hr. Family S Sr13d f., S 81 GOO sseks a.
o9sl 50 soassr9 % m HSR S - ' G iS 8 Ss' % a S1ss
Gooi Extra b,t.oI for tra aud Family Msfyand
ssd SS' RTe Flour Is hsay and sale. 800 bills
10 Corn Mea edy and % t re Teas ss m % aES ~ %
RGGS-Ts market nominal sales are making Al no" 10 !" | Or
Se Risby Inc ,'1 Co ar, quiet. sale. Of bb Georges 90 no
RAM on the hacke rather guet saes ' So New
a. a. ~ ~ m s Io and nd So Tor large No quoted sa2 sOG
s2' for NO. BAY s ana 6, ~ T. good sales Of 10000
sealed 2ie for No 5sa3e MAgdAlsns Salmon are quiet
TGRAS1fSs Wheat market and :e%swh,. irres Z ss
y iPgp Is S Sonaneq Chicago spg ~ oid ~ M1aake
.sSs TO 81 S Choice White Michigan 81 4sSs9 for Old Amber
IL White Caaadian t2 41e " % r 9a @ M "Rs T S sn
e oats are lower and dali the sales 1900 bush Western az
& & S. SSa southern as S s1y p at II S. Corn quite nd better
the demand in part speculative hongh ehsly % W. I III. Kiln
d At al i0 store New Western Mixed At VI S& ~ ~. H sS'5s 20
at s. 2o Western White 81 2Gsl 2si Western leo" $i
GUNNIES-we hear Of no Transactions bas' arc qu0 "
md a l8l0l9c .-,zso. T.. ots p.,.u
HEMPses Of SO bales private terms quote at lO
gold GU, -. =. s. < D. N. a. 10 growth
.,J guallv, Bayarian sell slowly al lJd25c -,f, -,
N6IASSEs-We little activity but the s
downward holders very anxious to realize sales 0 80 mus
Nueytas At 4Tc and 25 hhds Cayed at SOC. -, so btI
NAVAL sTORES-ROsBs have been IN fair denanai M
strained al -, 800 bbs Black at 81 Oi 900 bb Common
Al ~ g5 Spirits agtn weaker sales W DD~ '" @i' ~
a45tc closing at inside price
OILS-Linseed American Is hru and IN Ial Ijng one
a. gaon other Oils unchanged, the market bens -.
PROvISIONS-The demand for Pork has been Ne1 & P
.iripg ,bout AZ last and rather weak the safes essn u
rs 600 b6- Al s8 rs for Mess SJ Tor N Go. 90 %
St s0 a. Western Prime For future delivery Si - oO
Nc er Octohe at s2s; aud 800 b6s do ssst AZ VIZ az
s22 Isl Beef dul At former rates safes " g a On ~ = so
a. Fstra Meas Tiercs Beef Is nominal Bsei ha uul sn @
Cut Meats are good request bat tue supply 1nu
@ ,estretei sales 100 pkg at l5se % smoked snort os
~ ~ Hams ans POD llc for Bsg1ed Hams Bacon very
ioe @ AZ boxe, Common Straltori al lie Dressed Hogs
apl 6rmt we quote l3GJie Lard "a Oei'ef anu IN
.ales Of 600 bbs aud cs al lbc FOR No. 1855 or
80, s3qlsc for prime seam and l5al5iG Tor Aes Ken
dered tr,Hs
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
india Mess. 30 20 N ~ 90
BeefHAms, 4 hhl 25 90 % 80 %
| cry MRaTs

market quiet and tras lover az io'
~ i qlc m Refined future delivery D. W helhed 0neeu
~ az asS1s olc sspembsI aud Se October We euo'ei
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
SiinaiiOns taImitS- -fmalts.

SiiuaiiOns 0InitS- :fmats.
4 SITUATION WANTED by n good German
"a girl. DO GENERAL HDUSEWORK Also. rrl IS COOK
WASHER aud IROSER Good references Apply No II Stanton
st, near Boseu
WANTED A SITUATION as WET NURSE,
W luqare for lg9 dsp a. No 81 West ,pily burtst SIrs
He4:2h --
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-01-31
MARRIED.
In Saco, Jan. 2. by Rev. Benz. Wheeler, Mr.. An.
ustus Leighton and Miss Annie & Shaw, both oil

In ssso, Jan. q. BY Rsv. BENZ. wheeler, Mr.. An.
ggu,iu, Leighton and Miss Annie b Shaw, both Of
In Eorth Berwick. Dec; e. y R.y; a; c.,.rno,
In Sprinyyale, Deo. q. by Rev. A. J. Dsvis,
Mr.. Mose. Littieasld ofsaniord and Mis-, sarah c.
In North Berwick; Dec, %, by Ray. James
Mason. Mr.. Horace II. Tibbetts and Hiss Martha u.
llanscom both OF Berwick, Ne.
In Springfield, Aug; ., by Rev. 8. ": lag.
both OF s-Aug Is, Mr, II: Milton and Miss Emma
Lee, both OF Le.-Mr. z. Young and Miss II. A.
scribner. both ofs-Mr. J. d. Coffin Of Princeton.
q: :ns an. M Esfs sara. si K..s.S Sy s: 4
B.nklnin 8. iiiidreth and Ms; Mary :. Peacock,
both Of G.-Also, Dec 81, Mr.. Dennis n. Libby and
In Dover. N. H., Jan 20, by Rev. l. d. Stewart,
Mr; Leonard y. FROST, Of Iisveriil, Mass, and Mss
Esther Grant, Of Wells, Ne.
In Wet Gorhsm. la, by Rev. Mr.. York, NJ. A.
ph. Dunn and Miss Lydia York, daughter Of the ON.
ciating Clergyman, both ot0.
In dorhsm, lSth, by Rev. c. Fuller. John q. Wat.
nn a Gorham, and Nils Clara y llApd 81 standlsh. A.
by same. stlman y. Tbbetts and Miss Augusta Buck
ofGorham.
In Jefferson, la, Joshua Pord and Nils J. n. rrast
In Lewiston, llth, John Ranks and Mary u. Bub-
In Burton, l?,h by Rev. Mr.. Foster, Mr.. LORENZO D.
Files Of Gotham, anil Miss Anna rood Il Buxton.
In south Lmlngton. lt, by Rev. y. W. IoWne
John W Piper Of Psnonsne,d, and Miss Ellen A. Manson
Of South Nmlngton.
In Raymond, 18th Inst by David House, Esq- Am.
brose Smith, and Miss Incy Jackson, both Of Il.
In Efnghamby G. X. Drake ESQ., Charles y. Llttiened
Of Eningham. and Mary y. Knox Il Newheld.
In waterboro', 10Th, BY Rev, H. u. Sawtell, Hor.
ace Hamilton Of Lyman aud Miss Martha Y. Roberts d
Waterboro
At Peaks Island, Dee II, by Rev. d. Freeman. Wm.
H. rreethen and Miss LIME Mink. both Of Portland.
In Portsmouth, H.. lIth, BY Rev. ]. y. Water.
house, jacob Ckers and Miss Ellen Shaw, both II ktey