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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
TRADE MARK.
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La RuesS Alooasaer Cream!
TIE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
MRTlC IN TA1 WORLD!
II will not Injurs the most Delieats Skin
IL presence on the fhee cannot b. detected Il car
b seinovsd only By vasAins; end whsa rsnsvsd
01lore r. ssAdicates svesy dseolcsatioa Of the ace
whether caused BY exposure % The Wethsf on By Dis
ecoc. end bsstows uRon all faxes the
single trial proves all these statsnsnts.
And ~ entire salss with which Il can be uoed.
makee ~ suceess complete.
Rue Co.. IL blown IN the bottle and our trade marx
n ~ top q the fFont Label. Sold b an DruexieD
"a Fancy Goods Dcalefe. Price One Dollar pes
bottie CHURCH . FLINT, Propsleeose.
Hartford, Cess,
70. Weais o.. Ne! Yosk, Geo, q. oooaWin
= co 6ooton Naes.. Wholesalo ARents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

IAasse me xrandsathep Of n. Tobias introduces
tbs VENETIAN LlNlMENT in England. 1t Was .
success althosgh tls pncs vas 9uisee 2 Bottle.
Rhsumatisn, and was entirely cused altar suaaring
for two ysass, his atseedibg eang unable
which e now In posssSs!ou Of ~ uneisin liverpool
have offered fioo sterling for that etter. bat u was
rsfussA. II 1en put Il eut n tAs Uulesd 1s1se.
and now in 1865 the sale h immense. Thousands
OF fsIes are never without It. II is safs end limo
cent 20 apply extsFnally. For II years have war
rantsd u to cure the following complaints; Chelsrs,
inq and Sea Sicknesc taken intensely, and Chronic
Rheumasism. Burne. Cate, Bsuiees. Oa1 ectee,
T0othache. Frosted Fiat, SWelnnxs. Insect 6tinRA,
and pains IN Chsrt. Back CT Limbs. externally. II
never fsils used a. directed; for Chocfa Or Dle
enteryit IL certain, II used when fst attacked. No
one once trying Il will ever be without IT. Sold BY
nat n vInvk pl~e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

The great enthusiasm over the nomina-
sion Of Seymour 4 Blair Is scrsly troublisg
The Radicals ofDavenp,rt They ass max
ing dsspsrats efforts 10 get up . little -
their side. but can't End any one to Rah
for Grant. 9
From every quarter Of the compass Gems
the glad tidings Of the enthusiastic rscsp-
tisn Of the nominations Of tho National
Dsmscratie convention. II IL like rsvel-
alton Of the strength Of Democracy, and 10
. harbinger Of success. Probably never
vas : nomination SO unselfishly and strong
" Endorsed, otfhand, Is this Of the stan
dard bearers Of Democracy, Seymour and
Blair. Every where the platform, a. well
% the nominees, il recsised With assuran-
- q sAtisfaction and eaatslatioe.
sire your guns" said poor laborine
nan IN Detroit, while the R.dieala vare
ratiiying Grants nomination, "you can,
fol ~ any longer. voted your: sickst
until it takes three dollars TO buy Sh>t
I ussd get for ssventy-tive css.s and
nov think ice about time for change ~
Before che New York nomination our
1Alical ffisads lwers fearful thai ChAss
would b nominated. now they 40 fearful
thas Seymour viii bc defeated 10 New
fsek.-Ies them spare their anxiety.
osynsss - aes stand In ~ least danger
Of being dsfeSuD1 il New York. 4 need
less alarm. ~
GssssAL Bcrtsa says hs has - psssa
Of the heeess showing that 0sossGl Grant
sacrificed soo. 80 Uaisn soldiers aftsr b
crossed the Rspsdan. in srdsr - conquer
Lss with his 81, 900 rcbsls. and that, AFTER
AL M fail "A "a IA h
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sc N1nl.E0
or THE st-
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Arc now finished and IN operation. More than
;mpo,sible that the entire track, nom Omaha to
Sacramento will be flushed In l369instead Of 1870.
Tho UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
receive: H.
Of way, asd ali necessary timber and other materials
found along the line OF ts operations.
Is X: ns sisat IS sis4nsi. q e
on each aide ofts road. This is an absolute dona-
tion and will be source OF large revenue In the
future.
United States Thr,y-yesr Bonds amounting TO from
&i6 000.to 44s COO per mite, aceofdng % de dt1.
euties to be surnoanted on the various sections to
aseecurity and it eypected that not onlythe Inter-
est but the principal amount may be paid IN sertip
ces rendered by the Company in Transporting troops
issue i: Sss RRtsfazS bo g. IS:
toaid IN building she road to the same amosns 3
NO more. The aovernrnen. Permits H. TtusSsss
for the Pirst Mortgage Bondholdere to deliver the
Bonde to the Company only a. me aoad = ecmIleeee
and after Il has been examined By Unitcd States
C0m0issiOners and pronounced 70 b In al n fpoeto
a 1rst-clase Railroad.
YEA Capital Stock SubsoStpti9n
from the tockholders, of which over Eight Mil
lion Dollars have been paid in upon the work A.
ready donc and which will be Increased - the wants
Of the Company require. sxe1. \.
VI--Net Cash E,arn!nge on he way
Business that already amount 10 more than the in
teres, on the First ortease Bonds Thepe earnings
are no indicatonlof the vast through trafnc that
must follow the opening OF the line 20 tho Pacidc,
bat they certainly prove that
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
npon such property. costing nearly three times
their amount.
Arc Secure beyond amy Comtins
Gemcy.
The Union Pacific Bonds run thirty years. are
for 81 900 each, and have cnpons attached. They
bear ANIMAL interest, payable the Ayst 0ayD Of
January and july at The Companys Office in the
City Of New York at the rnts IL six per cent. In
The price 10 1O ana at the present rate OF gold,
they pay liberal income on their cost.
The Company believe that these Beads, 1t the
present rate the cheapest security In the market
and reserve the right 10 advance the price 1t any
time. Subscriptions will be received In New York
Az the Company OmCe, Ne. -
Nashua Street,
AND By
john j. Cisco L Son. Daaker0,
No. - wall street
The lse. Nntieaal Baak ~f Da.
venpOrs, Iowa.
Remittance should 10 made IN drafts Or Other
fnds par In New York, and the Bonds viii b sent
nee Of charge BY return cspsess. Issties sabscsi
ing through local agents. will to them for their safe
< Sx1PHLEr AND NAP FOR isss hes jsss
Su sSss ?, n; ss 's s
peetan9tAe Progress oftAs Wcsk, ~ Dssoureeg =
the County travsreed By the Road, the Means tof
CnelevceaOns an1 TIE vaooe Of the nuodos Whieh
viii be sent nee on application 1t the ConpanyS
once q - any Of the advertised Agon1os s..a
JOHN j. CISCO. Treasurer. New Hors.
=
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BATCHFLOR'S BAR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the hest IN the world !;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless fsliabls.
instahtanesus; no disappointment; no fidiculous
tints tho III effects bad dyes invgcfates
and leaves the Hair son and black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Psrfunefs: and properly
applied ct Bachelors Wig Factory, No 1e Bond St.
New York. apr29 d&w1y
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"0t Woross Hike Z Cl,nrn.'s
Have yea Headaenes Use Rsnnf0h Magic Oil
Have ron Toothacbe Use RennS0 Magic OIL |
Hsvoyo Nsursigta Gee Repne'o NaVle Oil ,
Have you BAesm attain Uec RennSao uaxie Oil
Have ron Sore ThroAts use Rsnns's Magic OIL
Rave yon eciarca! Use Rsuns's Magic Oil
Have ron Bruise! Tee Rsune's Nasis OIL .
Hoye ron Crsmpsf Cee Rsnne1 MaNla gu
Rave yoa Cholera Nofbuss Use Rem mes Magic Oil !
Have you Lameness Use RSnns's Magic OIL !
This is the beat Family Remedy. TO care al
kinds Of PakD, you esst tried.
Itis sless. este and delicious 70 uss. ana n you
use Il faithfully. Il will Do yoa good
Directions O each bottle. Buy q Of TIN Drag
gsst or Merchant where you trade. II thsy hsve
mot get t % Aasd shey gin send fes q. q ycas r.
Qsest, and sch yol the Genuine Renne1 Fam Kil-
InG Magic Oil. at the naaufsessrsr's lowest price
WIN. Rssanc. so1s Prog rsaa llaauiac-
turer. P0TsylnCD, Mas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

Csyssii, ONE ~. 1aoN D0eMAAU4
CHARTERED 1Y THD STATS.
lDssissE nns.1: r.Ms.as a. 11SSsls =.
tSssr .ssssss Tepo s s1S s'!exs IOUH Il
C6ect q cisht. sPEOlAL bHPO0lT1 fcr oix
Sssl = sess p;{ "a IN ne = - 2. So =
tIemen oflargs wealth and fnanciaI expesisscsAWh
are oso peseoaaily liaeee - depedsl ~ N ELL,
gatiOns ofthe Company to double the aneunt Of
co. receives deposits IN large Of sman amounts.
"a neemis them 10 Be drawn q . whole OF II paxS
b. CHECK AT SIGHT And WITHOUT NOTICE.
throup {icut the country can keep accounts IN thi
insttuton with special advantages OF security. CON
yenience Ahd proAt. IN dAwsm
Iadise, ~ d.. veHea's Frach 11lle. oo1d "
Harrison q Starks. % Brady Street.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

Bsx Burlna stated some time age, be-
Fore Grant uncorked him. that he held let
sers 81 the gsnsral-in-ehlsf approviog al
hss Bstier's, acts in the ssopaign against
Fort Fisher. Butler then asserted his pur.
poss % uae these letters and orders 10 pro
wat Gsnnl's accession . the Prssldsney.
u oss1s shas the Bsast has discovered
oussr no1e Of dsfsatise Grant. The Radi-
n o11e0l1o Nill b 0see seflAioly bootsn
bsead1 ~ op1lsss adhssion, tAaa By But
lss's oCooDtflun.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

Thirty Years Experiences in tho
Treatment Of Chronic and Sexual
Disenses.-A Psychological View OF Man.
ace, - ne Chsapsst Deek 1vsr PubtsAeo, Suar
tsnins nearly 100 page. and 100 aas Plates aaA I'm
srsvines ofth Anatomy Of the Hunan OsiSAs II !
rs,s q Health sad Diseass. aaa Tssasise ~ early
Errors. lie Dsplorabls Consequence upen Mind and
nply, wssA ~ authors p,aa Y useeasaa- - suly
rational ana sueeessiul nods'of eass, q shown b
~ seuoff 81 eaoes treated. truthful
rsrrisd and these contemplating marriage vls en-
terrain doubts Of sns,fs esyssa ss.ditisc $500
ssesSo q 1871 eustae3. y aAlsssoAe -. "A
CRofx. No: q nsitsa las AIlany. NJ, fAe
sSthor may b eonsulted upe1 any ct The Diseases
I'm. snd nedieines ssnt 70 any pcrs q De Weela
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

eTRAM rETwRRN
New Yerk, Quecnstswn D Llverpssl,
MANHATTAN. MINNESOTA. COLORADO.
CALIFORNIA. NEBRASKA. NEVADA.
SsilimS .tsem Ncs Ysrk evsry Wsintsdsy.
osunnAss Passage srcm New Yotktn. 70 New
York q lowsst Rates, pay able In Curvenst
RnasaGo ffc0 and "a Fafie. HamhuyR. kceter6am
aad Antwerp, 1t equally Low satss. Remhtaness -
Great Britain, lsslapd and al Rafse Of 0esnasy.
. Apply 10 WILLIAMS q 0OlON, ~ Broadway
Nsv Vert. o. IAN0r1LDT. TiioDa AGO.. o. :.
CTBAN NJ LIVERPOOL, CALLING AZ QU1l1ND-
. TOWN Qrsland). The 1pnan tAac. nodss coz
tract With the unlisd etates Esd AsisisA tscvssa.
ments Tor carrying the malls. sssae
EVE0H OATUDOAY. oaa
Rvsey A1I1D0NAT0 tn EoDAv
. 'i Sa4 sn:' 81 s. f Sassl Mis''
~ he Mail Steamer sailae every ooousday.
PayaAss y ga. Payable u Csssensy.
ssinst CABIN .s,c srEkkA9x; 80
70 rssis; ne - Issse. -
HlJs CsSin. VI. cola sssssass. .. 1asaSis
x2sss Il p4sss fssa H,v, Yssk = Rsl,A.
rSssssss:: 80 svCfd:S e issss. EsSSsss.
ssmsn. Ae. q moderate tasee. 1870
1lsosaas RoSsade sssa tssspoei ~ Qssssssows.
;: g. :. sssss' s''s y pss'ss '~d''s
~. f'rsh'' iai0s-.s,ss :yy' :. 4: c .s
WOiiuty -..a L. -. - SNe0 SAvs - =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

The following il the exhibit Of the debt
and interest Of three great powers Of the
world
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

reruLAa vors yos ssHssssss slscs less.
Tho popular vote FOR President 10 given be-
low. ~ faf back ~ can de ascertalosd with eer-
tainty. Il should be remembered othat Hoaih
Carolina tesnot included. ~ the members Of the
Electoral college u that State we're selected BY
the Lsgisaaure, previous 10 the rebellion
'ie2s-Andrew Ssskson (Dsmocrat SCOOPS
John OninrV Al ms fRpd kla1ta
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THE PARAGuAYAN WAR.

! THE PARAGuAYAN WAR.
PARIS. April 29.-Terera de Macedo. the
Brazilian Ambassador to this government, has
received the following news, officially, by
| steamer, which recently arrived at Lisbon
| from Rio Janeifo:
The Paraguayans are shut up in Humaita
The ontposts have been captured, as have also
the positions at Curupaity and Pace and their
gunboats sunk. Their President, Lopez. has
ned. Humaita cannot hold out three days.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, April 29-Evenpg.-The trial OF
Burke, Shaw and Casey, for treason in being
concerned in the Fenian attack on Chester
Castle, was resumed in the Court OF Queens
Bench this morning.
A Mr.. Kylock, proprietor of gun shop in
Birmingham, was sworn and testified that he
sold to Burke in December, 1866 quantity of
cap, and pistol. He also swore that 500 rifles
were bought by Burke of Mr.. Hill, together
with mould for bullets, to the amount of
$4,000
The witness was subjected to a searching
cross-examination. under which he showed
confusion about the identity of Shaw and
Casey. - .
Mr.. Hill was sworn and gave evidence con-
hrming that of Kylock, stating that Burke
represented to him that the arms purchased of
witness were Tor use in South America
Several other witnesses were examined and
testified that the arms in question were sent
from birmingham to Liverpool.
Ihe evidence of a number of lodging house
keepers, carmen and others from Liverpool
was given, which agreed that Burke had, I'M
der the name of Winsow, been resident of
that city about the time of the attack on Ches-
ter Castle, and proved his intimacy with lead
ing well known FeLians.
The Court adjourned till tomorrow morn.
ing.
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iNCW u orhA ctOCk auu money NA8fk6ts
NEW York. April 29--6 P. M.-Money very easy
at q per cent. for call loans, with demand light
and the bulk Of the business at the inside rate Dis
count inquiry limited at a 8 per cent. Sterling
Exchange dull at 109b q ITO for prime bills. Gold
opened frmer and rose to 1893, but under Govern
ment sales and for the coming payment Of IKE NAV
interest fell to 1894 q 1891 at the cose export to-day
S250,O00. The Assistant Treasurer sought $3.50 900
1905 and sold 100000 in Gold. He commences to-
morrow to- distribute the May interest, which
amounts is $27.000000, of which $21 00l 900 will be
paid here. Loanf OF Gold made at "a per cent tor
carrying, and fiat borrowing. Governments
opened strong and the new bonds advanced slightly
and the market closed steady. Henry Clewes & Co.
furnish the following 4.30 quotations:-Coupon 6s
1884, 113t "a 13} Us 1862 112 a 112t do 1854 1104
do 1865 l102 @ 110a do new, 1854 "a 1887 do 1867 1904
a 1891; 10-4C's 1921 q 1929; 1905, 1919 a 1914.
Stocks very quiet with slight decline The weak
est shares were Central and Eie. Western shares
show considerable strength. The market closed
heavy The following are $50 figures: Pacific Mail
7oa; Erie preferred, Set $50; Hudson 1874 a 1907
Reading, S9s a 80; Michigan Central 1145 Michigan
Southern, s9a q 90; Illinois Central, i46 a 1864;
Cleveland d Pittsburg, S2a a S34 Toledo. 1863 a
1861 Rock Island, $50 a 9sH; Chicago g. North WEES
term 624 g 81; do preferred, 74s q 745 Fort Wayne
1884 q 1883; Missouri 6's, 3d.
Mining shares quiet; Gregory 200; Smith & Par
malice 225. - 80
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day amount
ed to $2777 1891; payments s16665a2; balance $780,,
295, 086, - .- -r'.1s loo - u Z -
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PEDESTRIANISM,
SUICIDE.
CAN A I'd A.
REVISION OF TINE TARIFF.

OTTAWA, April 29.-The estimates for the
year ending in June, was submitted to the
House of Commons last night in an elaborate
speech by Hon. Mr.. Rose, Minister of Finance.
he said the government intended to take the
duty off from -four. corn and breadstuffs of all
kinds; the duty on wine was to be 20 per cent
al yaiorem and 10 cents per gallon, whether in
beer and porter; duty of $15 would be charg-
ed on horses, $40 on cattle, So on swine and 81
on sheep; 3 cents per gallon on all spirits man
utactured in, Canada; 5 cents per gallon on pc
trolenm and coal oil; % per cent. ad val rem
No. 9 Dutch standard, and % per cent. ad va
lorem and 3-4 OF per cent. per pound on all
sugars below No. Dutch standard; the duty
on molasses is to be reduced to "A per cent ar
valorem.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-30

CONVENTION OF COTTON GROWERS AND DEALERS
NEW YORK, April GA convention of cot.
ton planters, dealers and manufacturers met
to-day. Representatives were present from
Texas, Alabama, North and South Carolina,
Maryland, Delaware, Tennessee, New Jersey Y,
Mississippi, Arkansas, New York, Connecticut,
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts,. Gen. Pratt,
OF Alabama opened the proceedings. Mr.. Rich
Gosea, OF pennsylvania, was appointed Presi-
dent. Speeches were made by several gentle
men on the proposition to establish a perma-
nent organization of cotton manufacturers
association.
AT the evening session of the convention a
permanent organization was effected with A,
A. Lawrence, of Boston, President and Vice
PRESIDENT from each State represented, such
Vice President to be President of the local or
ganlzatlon OF his State. The convention then
adjourned.
ARRIVAL OF RIsTORI
The steamer Columbia arrived tonight from
havana. Among her passengers are Ristori
and Troupe.
ARREST FOR MUTINY.
-Four of the crew of the ship Ida Silly were
arrested to-day for mutiny.
GEN. HANCOCK FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
A number of military men met at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel last evening to take measures
TO secure the nomination of Gen. Hancock by
the Democrats for President. Gen. Gordon
Granger presided. 1t was determined to call
a Convention of soldiers and sailors about the
time OF the Democratic Convention was held,
and committee was appointed to urge that
the Convention be held in June instead of
July.
ARREST OF swINDLER.
Col. G. Napheygi, a Hungarian author has
been arrested on charge of swindling the
firm of Powell, Green & Co. to the amount of
$4,000, through forged letter from Reverdy
johnson. Napheygi was formerly an agent Of
Santa Anna. He has been held to bail in the
sum of 100000.
THE CoLE-HISCOCK TRIAL.
ALBANY, April 29.-The defence rested the
case in the Cole-Hiscock trial. The principal
witness was Mrs. Mary Cuyler, cousin OF the
prisoner, who resided in prisoners family. Her
testimony was in substance the same as given
before the grand jury, and already published.
Some documentary evidence was introduced,
Several witnesses were examined to further
substantiate the theory of the insanity of the
prisoner at the time of the homicide.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-30
LOUISIANA.
POLITICAL CoMPLIcA ATOMS.

NEW YORK, April 29.-New Orleans papers
of the 22d state that a warrant had been is
sued by Judge Durrell and placed in the hands
of Deputy Marshal Ward for the arrest Of
Major Gen Buchanan, and also warrants for
the arrest of the commissioners of elections
who were arrested by Gen. Buchanan and re-
leased by him on Tuesday while the voting
was going on,
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-30
CALIFORNIA.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

DEMOOhAIIC OUNFEN11VN'
SAN FRANCISCO, April 29.-The Democratic
State Convention met to-day, and after tenn
norary organization adjourned till tomorrow.
The Indications are that Gov Haight will be
the choice of the Convention for President of
the Tinted States,
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-30
GEO RGIA.

AUGUSTA, April 29.-Eighty-four counties
give, in the Senate, Is Democrats and IL Rad.
icals; in the House, SO Democrats and 46 Rad
icals. Two negroes are elected to the Senate
and twelve to the House, The official count
will be necessary to decide the choice for Gov.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-30
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, April ernoou.-Amercan securi-
unchanged. -1---' :. =
LIVERPOOL, April 29-Afternoon.- irregu-
iar ana declined fraction Middling uplands on the
Spot lZsd; DO to arrive 13d; Middling Orleans 13d
Corn heavy. Pork dull. Lard firm. Bacon adj
vanced to 50s Naval Stores dull Other articles
changed.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-30
OHIO.

ARREST FOR CUTTING COUNTERFEIT U. 8. To-
BACCo BRANDS. -.r.---
CINCINNATI, April 29.-Wm. Wilson, a STEM
Gil cutter, was imprisoned to-day to answer
before the Q: S. grand jury for cutting coun
terielt U. s. tobacco brands. j. Sayre, in
future examination before the u. S. Commits
Sioner.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-30
INDIANA.


ACCIDENT-rHREE BOYS DROWNED.
EVANSVILLE, April 29.-Yesterday, a skin
containing four boys, who were nshlhg iu "a
bash river at Mount Carmel, was drawn under
q dam. and all but one were drowned.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-30
TEXAS.


New ORLEANS April 2ss Ess1ad A agent
large breweries in Houston, Texas, valued at
100000. He has also recovered large portion
Of tobacco and spirits stolen from warehouses
in Galveston
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-30
Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned tor violation OF the Rev
enue Laws:
Feb Z, 1868, bottles Brandy; Feb "a, bottles
Brandy, bottle Rum; Feb Is, 800 Cigars; March 2,
400 Cigars; March 2, about 100 lbs Old junk; Mar,
z, 2 bbls Molasses, bags Sugar, bottles Brandy
jugs Cordial Mar IL, 2600 Cigars; March II, 400
Cigars; March II, IL prs Wooden Alittens; March 3o
Ia Dbl Moasses; April |. Dbl Molasses; April 800
Cigars; April 8, 500 Cigars; April 9, 575 Cigars; Apr
10, 200 Cigars. =. "a gtr fEe.4
ANY person or persons claiming the same are re-
uuested appear and make such claim within twen-
ty days from the date hereof Otherwise the said
goods will be disposed ofin accordance with the Acts
| OF Congress in such case made and provided.
- ISRAEL WASHBURN Jr.
.J-.sD. .rt Collector.
! Portland, April is. 1ss7.-d1awaw
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-30
Cambridge Market.

CAMBRIDGE, April 49,
Receipts AL; Sheep and Lambs, 1878
Horses, IS; Swine, 24O0; Calves, 7s9. = ~lsf-'
PRICEs-Beef Cattle Extra, S14 so a IS 90; first
quality 30 e IA 90; second quality $12 90 Is co.
third quality, $40 90 a II 90.
Prices Of Store Cattle Working Oxen, % pair $780,
5000, $3.50 g $500.
500. ss-a....'t aIE ~ 90 = :! - =
Yearlings $40 g 80; two gears old $50 q as; three
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots, "a 90, "a so
@ s. 90 each; extra s. 30 q 90, or from 81 q 91c
Veal Calves IS 90 a 1900
Prices of Hides, Tallow and Skins-Hides 81 a &c
r.; Iallow g SC % ib; Pelts 81 25 q 90 each;
Prices Poultry-Extra 20 a 23c; prime 1s a 1sIc
good 16 q tic; medium none; poor to medium none.
Remarks-Cattle-The supply of Northern Cattle
was light but with an addition of ia from Brigh-
ton. the number is nearly the same as last week.
Cattle sold at full much discount as last week
there were some lots sold high P H., but less per
cent. shrinkage given. More Cattle are expected
from Canada as is understood that there is about
coo head of still-fed in that section. .if
Shecp-A short supply of Sheep, and prices have
advanced " ib., which were sold out early We
noticed some very fine lots of sheep, in partcu-
lar: which sold at loo P fb.; they were fine wool
and would average 1872 TBS. and 10 TBS. EACH
Poultry-The supply of Poultry has run light this
Spring. Not any arrivals at Medford and scarcely
any at Cambridge. The high price of eggs this
Spring has induced farmers to increase their ocks,
but as planting is coming on Poultry must be dis
posed Of "