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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

-Mr. X. NJ. Wass has taken the Mar
ra2uagus Houie, Cherryfield. and we are
assured that he know, how 10 keep 4
Motel. We commend the House 10 the
travelling public.
The Republican papers throughout the
State do not think much OF Mr.. Nye, or hi. at
tempt to form ncv party. The Aroos took
Times speaks OF the old ccn,tabul AIRY law and
officers appointed under him, thus -
That law, while never popular, was ex-
cessireiy odious TO the people OF the State hv
the manner IN which 1t was executed by Mr..
Nye ahd his deputies. The latter were men,
~ many case-. IN whose characters or 6tnc d
the people had no confidence and he persisted
~ retaining some OF them even aster their un-
htness and misconduct was made known "a
him. Mr.. Nye's Undertaking TO arraiy, tn,
republican party Of the State, under the cir.
eun,tance>, an imputing unworthy motives
men rs himself. and possess TAR better iutiv.
meht anu discretion. shows that he has quite
other motives than those which per ain TO the
advancement OF the cause Of tempe rance. The
eause OF Mr.. Stephens deserves and will re.
cei'e the appreciation Of the 81 ate.
-Wec.ll the attention Of our village sub
scribers, and all others, to Mr. Springer, I'd
vertisement. He has also put up new sigu,
Give him call
Hey. Father lmmaso. the Catholic Priest
who has been stationed in Ellsworth for
couple ofyears LEFT for New York last week TO
take the Steamer Tor Europe. Father Immaso
returns to his native country, Italy, while Rev
Father 0. kief Of New york succeeds him
here.
MEAN SPIRITS. Last week some :houSht.
less or branless person sent US = notice Of an
accident to James Colby Of Penobseot and in
the same letter was marriage notice. tn.
communication was signed "Burnham Nc Cas-.
lin" Altcrthe notice was set Up We had some
misgisings about 1t and on making inquiries
was satisfied that some mean fellow had made
The attempt 10 impose upon Us, and we there .
fore ordered the marriage and the item cut Of
the paper just before going to press. but only the
marriage was taken out, in the hurry to ret 70
press. We now learn that the whole Thing
was bogus, and the writer must be poor or
bogus specimen Of Down East humanity. We
shall set sharp eyed person on tho wIissr's
track and Il he gets clear h. will be smart.
HIS. Bartlett 4 sous, Trenton, have Sns
,leasur boat Of about seven tons ready ~ xse.
Mr.. Lewis Freeman, anil others Of fremont
are building weir At Tinker's Island, 70 b
managed by II. s. Bartlett Esq. Of East Trsu
ton.
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For tho Ellsworth American.
All Sorts.

Mr. EDlIOR:-
BAR HARBoR, EDEN
is getting TO be quite noted place. The
six Hotels in the village were not sufficient
TO accommodate al the people who visited
the place last summer.
Two New HOTELS
are now i" process of erection. and several
very nice private residence. are being
flushed.
New York parties are building some
very good houses in the village and
others. Understand are to go up during
the season.
TIE Two STORES
in the village do "A fair business. The PEG.
pie are so far from other localities. that
the most Ofthe trade is done at home. In
this the peo.l- are sensible.
TIE CHURCH
Is occupied but u small portion Of the time
except tue summer months. when "com-
pany" Is there. Clergymen from abroad
occupy the pulpit some two or three
months IN summer. and by this arrange
ment they have n free gospel.
rHE SCHOOL House.
Is decidedly mean building. 0nis and
bats will never trouble tn. inside OF 1t. II
they can first get good view OF the out
a.fle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-22

The Prog. Age copies the article Of
Hon John l.. Stevens in relation to
the State Police bill, and adds:
The statement of Mr.. Stevens that
there was not majority, in either
branch, in favor Of the bill. will be con
iirmed BY those who made any canvass
among the members Of this question.
There was not one-third Of the men,
beers whose judgments favored the bill.
IL was reported to the Senate and re-
fused passage: but it was we'll I'M
derstood. that had that branch passed
1t, 1t would have been rejected BY the
House.
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THURSDAY, APRIL. 22d 1869.
American Newspaper DIRECTORY

Me>srs. G. +. Rowell & Co.. New York.
have jus. issued a Directory. Containing an
accurate list. of all the newspaper. and
periodicals. published in the United States
and Territories. and the Dominion Of
Canada. ana British Coz onies o. North
America. together with description of the
towns and cities in which they d re publish
ed.
We have seen no publication announced
for some time possessing so much real
value a this. II not Only cont ,ins Ii {
of the names &c, Of the papers. publishers
dc. but IL is Ia some se.ise u gazetteer
Of the principle cities and towns of the
country. The publication is valuable. all
so, because il gives a kind of iniormatio
that Is no where else 10 be obtained and
o, a kind that most bushes. men should
und.rstan d.
Nothing marks our progress as nation
SO well as the history of the newspaper
press; and hereafter this work no doub-
will be consulted BY historians for evil
dence OF the status Of the country at the
time Of its publication.
The Msssrs Rowell have done their
work we'll in every particular as much so
as it Ii possible to gather " here SO much
IL depending on the knowledge of 9TH
ers; and the only wonder is how, where
and when ~ much data has been procured.
The work is handsomely printed and
bound. and is q credit to all concerned in
getting it up.
We notice that the population OF the
places Of publication is put down accord
ing to the census Of 1850. This does not
give an accurate estimate Of the popula-
tion, as the increase must be considerable
these last nine years.
Again. in giving the circulation of the
various papers. the number is given as
claimed BY the pub The compilers
could not do otherwise. than this. vet no
doubt in many instances the number Is put
down very much larger than the facts
warrant. In others the contrary is true.
The Amsriean is put down as having a
circulation Of ll25 while our weekly ed ton
has been for two months 60 quires, and
thae Of the last week 81, with no papers
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To Females
Dk. FREDERICK MORRILL,. puvs

and surgeon, gives exclu,i i've a,,.n,,o
~ wonea. He has made diseases of wnr seases
Been me- pa, twenty years Ills practice has
prsctice' ~" r D0.n a hospital and in priyaie
ion ii. patients, and the medical nr a the
iu snec,ai;s, ana abroad, as being the most IN,
sexus disess mere and thorough master q, III,
ent a. sSs e admitted ~ the bes, m.,,,..,
msns Of Te@sle Gs g s.ss no equal in the treat
reco.e Tor physicians in reanI.s no unusual
aiessd VII nsass to him for treatment, when :. 70
LaSie. viii recs;sa IN m, his specially. u
menu. eeaGany and surgcally. with n,s a..entos
epced o o"',ns sickness, and with Old and part
he poor Doc M sSr y ,ney wish. "'u expert
ma ~sning bis opinion or aavicss sc,an. Or
return mail, ~' iee' viii be answered h.
os ea.caIss sent - all parts or ~.
NO. - HOWARD sr., Boston Ha.ss
eplkWI6
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Oronos and Jacksons, but Sebecs have
sold somewhat higher to go West for
early planting yellow eyed beans, 2,1o
AMI extra pea beans are worth from
$50 to 3.75; dried apples are scarce,
and sell readily At from IA to 10 cents !;
eggs, % to 20 cents.
The above prices are paid IN our
streets for produce from market teams
Wig.
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lett over.


sc only mention this tact to
mat the Editor was safe IN stating
. circulation Just as It was claimed by
TIE publishers.
1t il work of 3jS pages. Price $500
C. p Rowell 4 20. 40. Park Row, New
York.
We can not close this notice without
saving one word In commentator of the
Advertising house OF G.. 4. Rowell & Co.
which has grown into power and influence
within six or eli .ht year.. We know Of
no more reliable. prompt. and accomo-
dating firm any where
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DIED.

In Bluohili, April Ist, frank Harvey. only eaId
Of y. {, and Ruby 4. Mayo, aged yr. mos M
20 days.
w~mi-s our darling Frankie.
In Ellsworth, March -, 1879, Mrs. Mercy Na,ou
wife If Robert N,s.u, aged Il years,
In Portland l.. inst, of scariet iever, Hattie
Harding child OF Dr. i. III. Harding II Ellsworth
aged mos. and ~ days.
At the Thinca Islands. March 18th of r,llox
fever, samuel II. stevens. aged 30 ysars-ipa,i..
of the ship Charles Davenport. OF BATH, and .op
OF Dr. J. l.. Stevens OF Casttne.
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Wheat.
The Report from the Agricultural
Bureau at Washington SAYS:

The Report from the Agricultural
Bureau at Washington says;
That the average yield in Maine
last year was ten bushels per acre,
while in some other States it VAS little
moro than half az much. In Ohio a
was i bushels per acre In Vermont
il was sixteen bushels, the larges, Weld
Of any State in the Union. except, per-
haps. California from which there is
no report. The average yield of corn
in 1868 in Maine was a little over 20
bushels per acre. Massachusetts about
81 bushels, Vermont 10. New Hamp-
shire 40. and the smallest Weld was in
South Carolina. little over ten bush
els. and Florida about ten bushels. In
Illinois, Indiana and Ohio the weld
was about 81 bushels. and in Ohio it
was 81 bushels.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-22

BANGOR PRODUcE MARxEr.-Satur.
day april l7th. Cannot report crowd
ed market this week. The travelling
Is decidedly bad, and it is only occasion.
ally . team comes in. Loose hay sells
at from 81. 90 to $l6y - per ton for the
quality, and inferior load sat from 1000
to 400; loose straw il worth from
1900 to 1900; oats are worth from 40
to IS cents; potatoes, 60 cents for
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There was a brilliant displav of the

There was brilliant display Of tile Au.
rora Borealis on the evening Of the 18th inst.
We at first thought that our friend L. N. had
received his appointment, and was giving
grand illumination. but ~ IL spread over tia
ky, we observed that the flashes seemed 10
proceed from point to the n. T. Of the re-
NTH. the position ut that time Of Ur.u Major,
30 we concluded that his Bearship wa. oulv
expressing indignation, II the irreverent
U.S. Of his name, In tho American few week.
since.
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PORT OF ELLSWORTH

Sch NJ u Reed. Hodg !os. Calais Tor Phil,
Jelpha
Sch Martha r. Robbins, Robinson. Tremon,
for Philadelphia.
Sch r. Treworgv, Clark. Ellsworth for New
York.
Sch Juda, Gates. Jonesport for New Yor.
Sch &. A. Robbins, Dow, Calais for Nh
Hayen.
Sch Nancy Dodge, Hsrsey. Calais for Prov
sch Arboreer. Clark. Ellsworth for Boston
CLEAgD
April 18th. Sch Beiue. Young. for Boston.
Arbaiecr, Clark, Boston
Forester, Fullerton. Boston
Edward Millikrn,
Is S.nstor. Bonxey for Lynn
- George. Allen, for Boston.
Fair Wind, smith. for New Yor.
Mary Elizcb 9Th, conxalcz for Bo,,or
ARRIVED.
e oio. tullc rtou. from Boston
. Efal, Furgrrson from Bclfas.
IS Hussar, Buker. Kocklansl,
H. Mnniola. smith, for Boston
Elizebath. Murch, Boston
p, iierce. Grant. frogn Poril nj
- Benny Ives. Holt. Prov tdencs
Globe, Eaton.
- Astoria sad,lier from Boston
sch Malabar from Belfast
% Warrenlon Salisbury from Bo.,oa
DISASTERS
Sch scud, from rembrok. f,r taar.e.,,s
which put into Hampton R3!ids some tr
since in distress sailed 18th ilsi for dc.t!na,ss
FISHERMEN
Ar Al Newport 18th init. s.:n Dire ada,g,..
fof cape Elizabeth. " illartl: from P.r.,G
for thss1outhern uIackcrcl fishing sroual.. H.
ter procuring bait.
DOMESTIC FORTS.
AZ 18th. .cl,, Martha Maria, Dean, rort,ai.
Mary from Belfast.
Cd 18th. sch Kate " aEkrr. arrs-i kt,
land
PHILADELPHIA Ar 18th. schs w.a Ar. i.
Andrews. aud Maria Kax afia Palmer !!3-
land
Cd 18th, sch William 4 rshur Aa.ri.
Portland.
PROVIDENCE FAR 18th aclr, ,.c,rrs 5; b..
Chase. East M.rAins. sea- Flower Min,
and kound BrovE Perry Rsi,A itua
tld 18th, schs Ssak. John,,ssA Nachta, gss9a.
ives, Holt tllswpEth.
SEWFURT-Ar 10Th. sch Al,Ar,u44. ug,sy
Mschias ior eaw}aekct,
In port 10Th. san: " III rei5n Rahbtass ,.t
Portland for Phi s,le phla
PLY MOT TIT ld l3ih brly O!l,-. Tor PfoE-s.
HOLINESS HoEE:Ar f.th. JAf.u, 81
Mo- arty, Mct arty ;rom N;:w York far II. h.
afis Maria i" hee5ej "acss.r, rAti--e.l-
Passed b: 18Th. ,ah De .aaass are. ~u.r NJ
land for NuriuIE! !.
BO>IDN-Afilah. =, n... Wafs.k i..
-. Andrews. M. lranyr,., SLIM.
stephen Nh, Sea >-:|~ui. ,..rttHi
ihotna ton; II Gacs,t. Afe:4 tlm4~r .sri
Dreamer. rorti ll, net,r:: Ame, ,.l
mouth.
q! i!,h. Eiv'F; iac. ~; rine, II -aa ii
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Notice.

PsrehnE made arrangement, with Do1. ~ Nv
TO ~ ~, 70 render all necessary medica s =
paid eyn oor, no other medical biis ~
one orasap 49,. ny special agreement CtH h
NAV p n.i' the Homeopathic practice, lns "
as eau on Doct. N. x. Pulsifsr. 1,
J. L. MOORE. O,ersesn@
HHATcH MAcoMBERI Poa
AhsSorsh, April nd, 1853. in
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hope this building il not true index
OF their educational iLeas.
There Is wealth enough In the place to
justify the people in taking measures for
tho Immediate erection OF a nice school
housc.
cannot embrace the ia ;. however that
Bar Harbor Il the original garden Of Eden.
or that Noah. ark res.ed on Green Mount
ain.
Can YOU ar. Edito
Yours &c..
MuNsoN.
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VOLUME Is.
Nj A II II f ID.


In this City by Rev. =. Tcnney, Apr. 18th NJ
John Medium ard Miss Annie e. De HaryIll.
April Il, by Rev. ). Tenney, Mr. Nahum Floos
and Miss. Mary b. Lord.
April IL, by the same. Mr. Augustus ii. Maenn
her Of Ellsworth and Miss Elizabeth A. ysy :,
Hancock.
April lTth, in West Trenton. At the residence =,
Capt. j. Murch. BY Rev, VIM. Reed, Mr., Irwin, q
Hin of Ellsworth and Miss Georgia A. Murch q;
West Trenton.
In Ellsworth, App. Il, Mr.. wiimont W. Mesex,
and Miss Helen O Met,owu both of Ellsworth
In fremont Apr. L., by Rev II. Y. stinson, NJ
Jefferson Torrcy OF swans Is LAND and Miss Iy,ii.
II, Dolliver OF fremont.
In Goudsboro. April Is, by II. n. Soale E.o
Mr.. Simon l.. Andrews of Hanideu, to Miss ung
dab A. Bunker OF Gouldsbore.
In wiuterport, April 10th, by Rev. II. II Small
Mr. Edward Y. Chick Of winterport an M.
Mary f.. Hopkins, OF Bueksport.
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80 n'LDs Extract Of sarsaparitla clean.
hem mo me systsn and purges out the hnmor.
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of senator Wilson. The fortunate clerk
hippens to he Democrat. but served
crcditably in the 18th Pennsylvania.
'.JEs So.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-22

tract ssrsaparilia. The dose i, .Ta.H EA
maS,csn 3D. iAsp quantity and large dose. Of
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THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILIlANcy or
COMPLEXION. VT
must purify and enrich the blood which ~
ooids Concentrated Extract OF Sarsansriii, ~,
o oaraso's does. Ask tor Hein,bolds Tase mo-
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Not FEW OF the worst disorder, thAt afiict
mankind arise corrup'tons Of the blood
Extract >arsaparlllAi h rcme'l, q
the nj most yalue
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-22

HELMBOLDS Concentrated r,,ro.
pariiia, Is the great Blood Purifyer Sarsa-
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ERADICATES tEHUPrIvE and ULtERAii'
pt.EAsEs or THE
THROtT yOSE. EYES. EYELIDS,
C4I T. and SkIN,
HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED EXTRA
SARSAPARILLA.

Established upwards Of Is years PREPARED
BYH. y. HELMBoLp
3gi broadway. y. Y.
CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN aud BEAU rittl
COMPLEXION follows the use Of HELMholp ;
CONCENTRATED sAR>ArARIIIA.
II removes black spots. pImpr- and all vrufr
tons Of tire SKIM.
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Tor BLACk woRh>. and i'impi,S ON thr lace
III use MEEEt'- toatpN>E AND FtNrLk RENE
DI, prepared only by pr. Il 4. cry a. Bond
st, .>cw York. sold everywhere. The trlaS 7up
piled by " hoic>aic pTuSgsts-
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.5petutI Nonsrs.
yo,r~c IApIrs, BEWARE,

YOUNG LADIES BEWARE
M the Injurious 4 Hccts Of Pace Powders and
washes. All such remedies close mp she PORES OF
Die ZION Ifyou would have . fresh, healthy aud
Youthful appearance. use HELMBoLp's hxuaet
OF sarapariila,
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0yIIE ONLY Reliable Remedy for tho~e BRuw>
i DfscoIoRArIu>s the face. Is 1~yv-b .
.NeM and frrckke lotion. = Prepared only ny
DH. Ii. 4 FERRY, ~ Bond ~. New YORK
xa-Sold everywhere. .+tSp.
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OUR CORRESPO NDENTS
Our Washington Letter.

Rush of o6ice-seekee,-O Outs and hs-PAl-
osophy the Sabjees-House Ciedning-A
fresh start-A Team seen In hand-Eman
cipdfion-Old Felloes = Cuba io,cins a
Cload-Er- Mnisfers- One less unfortn-
NATE
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The proceed. Of tho Fair. Tor the
benefit Of thc ''clIildrrns home" amount ~
about seven thousand dollars The Mana
gers with hearts fall OF ihankfullness. re-
turn thanks to every body Ia general FOR
liberality. etc. AMI every ody and his
wife" /. pleased with the result OF the en-
tcrprisc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL AND
CROP ITEMS.

The large portion oflast years crop OF
wheat, which the Western farmers kept
back on account of low prices, isnOw com
ing nto market, the fine appearance OF
the grain fields giving no encouragement
for holding it longer. 1t is said that the
quantity,of grain on hand is immense and
no common circumstances can hinder a
large surplus of breadstuffs during the
coming year.
Jules Hess x Co., in their monthly
circular, dated Lyons6Sth June, say:
1.-The silk crop which during the last
three months has been the subject of so
many contradictory prophesiesis now ter
minated, and the new produce of c0coons
is arriving in the market.
1.-THE reports received from France and
italy are favorable and promise unani-
mously n larger quantity of cOcoons than
for some years past, butit would require
another fortnight to ascertain the real re-
suit of the crop as to the effective yield of
the cocoOns and the proportion existing
between good and low qualities. 1t is a
characteristic feature in Japanese worms.
that they spin much smaller and inferior
cocoons than European worms, and as our
crop has been obtained principally with
importations of eggs from Japan, we NAV
expect a large portion of the crop to be Of
an inferior nature.
AS a contrast to the general satisfaotO-
nv state of things we have to report the
sad failure again experienced in our per-
severing efforts to regenerate our native
races and to reproduce foreign worms in
Europe; our silk industry depends, con-
Sequently, more than eve on our yearly
and expensive imports of eggs from the
far East.
sour market in raw silk under the
present circumstances is very unsettled,
and business il left in dispense until reg
ular quotations for the new stock of CO.
coons viii be established.
In manufactured goods the greater
part of the past month has been rather
quiet, many transactions having been de-
layed, partly on account of the general
elections 10 France, partly owing to the
usual reserve shown al the period of the
new crop"
The New York Tribune notes as a sign
of THE times that importers are shipping
back TO Europe a portion of the fancy
goods So p%rofusely poured in upon us. for
months past. 1t adds; eve understand
that she Lafayette, which leaves on Satur-
day viii take out thirteen cases of French
ribbons. valued at S9,475.'
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
uFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, June ., lSi9.
FINANCE.

FINANCE.
The tendency of one matters has
been toward cloSenass during the week, in
consequence Of light receipts from the in
terror and a demand for advances on the
crops in the way ofmoney and supplies.
The market Is still easy, however, for le-
gitimate purposes, and there is no report
Of scarcity of the ~"needful." Eastern
Exchange is scarce and firm at "a =
premium selling, and Commercial bills
can be placed readily al par To :, prem.
approved Mercantile paper is marketable
at %GI per cent. per month.
County Scrip continues in demand at
75c with dealers sold short to a considera-
BILE amount, and asking T@7sc. The de
mand is speculative.
City Scrip continues hat, and wonld
hardly bring Soc if pressed on the market.
though dealers ask S2ds5c.
Police Scrip continues dun, but to re-
duee averages dealers are buying nj s2N
SIC. They asa s1a91r.
We have no sales Of southern securities
10 report. All kinds are in demand, ana
there are none offering. Memphis SKIES.
however. have declined 10 5lc and are re
ported fla at 52lzc in New York. Ar
engagements for the payment ofthe July
interest have not yet been completed.
Gold has huctuSspl between 1867 and
1889 IN New York with considerable oi
q short interest, which tends 10 sustain
rates Notwithstanding continued sales hy
the Treasury and the coming disburse-
ments Of SS7, o 1000 on the public debt
interest. II closed this evening at 1890.
Dealers report receipts in excess of the
demand, and aim 10 buy al lc below New
York rates. which would make the bay
ing rate now 1869, or Whereabouts. One
reported a sale Of SiJoo at l37c this morn
ing. but 1910 was generally asked.
The New York money market was s,rin-
gent to-day al seven per cent. on call, and
Sterling Exchange was l0alz for6 q day
bills. Tennessee bonds were sold NJ - for
new and G274 for old, hut have been 2@3-
lowerduring the week. Government Sc
curities were quiet and closed firm As fol-
lows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
Will Open on the LIST Of June Next.

IL IL capable OF accommodating from 1000
] TO 2OJJ visitors.
The buildings were erected at q cost Of sew
eral hundred thousand dollars. and are large
and cOmmOdiOuS COTTAGES separate and
distinct from each other.
The climate is delightful. the mir pure and
braCing, and the scenery unsurpassed ia
beauty hyfany in the mountains Of Virginia.
The grounds are extensive and covered with
beautiful shade trees.
The entire premises have been thorough.
repaired and painted and n-rLlt IUynNhed,
from kitchen "a g4g,s. "
~ usths, bfnIari and bowling s3-
luEnS-aH newly erected.
Livery stables.
Post-office, express, telegraph and ticket
offices, communicating with all points North
and South, are oil the premises
The tables are Spppied with every uclic3cv
Of this IpI CtneC UaarEets.
Gle cellars are stocked with choice wines
and liquors.
ne Passengers wiz purchase tickets 10 BIG
Tunnel gR The Virginia. and tennessee
ra!lr1au, when the ears ON the Springs
Branch railroad, belonging tOthe proprieterS.
VIII land passengers directly In the reception
house,
BOARD:
Per Day, $ 90; Per Week, SO; Per Month, so.
For longer period and large parties, special
rates VIII he charged. Address
WILSON & LORENTZ,
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