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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05
COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flaur Markets.
Coax And FLOUR EIoHAEaE,s
R1cHsoED, VA, May 4, 1859.
oPPYRINGB

COTR.-N ulIS, Goa UuSueiS. 10 DuSIl-
els.
OIts.-l74 bushels. 4
Rye.-16 bushels.
C5rn.-White, "A bushels very good at S5c.,
1856 bushels at sac. Mixed, IS bushels fair 1T
SEC.
Odts.-136 bushels fair on private terms, IS
bushels at Sic.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Corn.--Mixed, IS bushels.
REMARKS Offerings of Corn on Change to-
day 9O2 bushels, of which Is buohelc were rg-
exhibited and 22s bushels sold market quite
dull. Offerings of oats light all taken with.
out any change in rates.
The market for Corn in Baltimore on the 18th
was improved several cents; offerings were
1000 bushels; included in the sales were ! 900
bushels white at sOc., 400 bushels B. +. do. 1T
S2c., 1000 bushels prime, in lots from store, al
S3c. 2, loo bushels on private terms; closing ct
ssc. outs-Heavy Maryland, 7fc; good do,
TIC. !; common light, 55c.
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PHILADELPHIA, RIChMOND, tim
Z AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
LINE.-Steamers NORFOLK and j. q. SnkEh.
SATURDAY and Richmond every FRIDAY. al"
ternately. Freight taken for Norfolk ut moderate
Orleans, and bills lading signed through. Passage
TO Philadelphia including meals and stateroom.
$40. w. 2. PURTER Agent.
mhs ONCE. No. 2t25 Dock street.
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DiCHM0ND AND YORK RIVER RAIL

III Road LTNE.-roR BkLTIMoRE TIE
NORTH. AND NORTH ~
Baltimore and points North will take the paaSe1.s
ger train from the depot or tee Htchmond aEd
York River hailrcad II BicnmSnd; on yU1D..
DAYS THURSDAYS, and 5ATURDA75s - >
O'Clock r. NJ, for Wesi Point, where they take
the Btsamer KEHNEG. sc. Captain =. u. NE.
MAN, reaching BattimTe The following morning
In time 70 connect witt he tr aims for phtlsdelphi
New York, &C. Returning. the KhHnf BkO
leaves pier No. 8 ight-str,et whaTyess FOOT o.
Barry street, Baltimore. every AOsDAY,. WE'D
NESDAY, and FRIDAY. ate O'Clock r. HI paS.
sepge-s arriving In Richmond at - % r. =. eh0
FOLLOWING day. In lime TO connect with The express
train on the hicam6nd and DanSilie railroad Sof
Danville and ali pcints on that road Greensboro,
Salisbury. Char lo,te &C., n. o., Columbus. & q.
and all points south.
Leaves Richmond daily Except sundaysl st az.
II. leaves West Point MONDAYS WkO.Kb-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, nc 1915 A. n, and en-
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAT uRDAYpr
1t IL a M. $500. 5..,-5s-.. = /.
Freight received and forwarded promptly. and
through bills or lading given to proninent points.
-sf.s- gar4 ga THOMAS pODAhE.ih
myt Superintendent
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO THE
mond aoF Frsasriessbars SI snd PStomac Rs.sos
carrying the United states mail twice daily. Ne.
CANT cars with. new patent sleeping chairs On ~
run from the depot corner Byrd and Eisfsa
S'1 TSs DAY b "S THRoueH MAyL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily At lis A. NJ, arriving - Wssn.f
slsernoon express trains for the NORTH Ease and
Tn" The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN, vita
elegant cars, With the new patent sleeping chairs
81 Ct s sf!e H. nl sI4vna
M SG4s h.sst sna i %e. early
TSs 1 SdGoMM6bA sspH i TRAIN for Minfosd
and al way-stations leaves cspos corner 6road
Through tickets and through baggage checks to
For further information and through tickets,
sea Eshh The streets sho och Hi and Il ss aSf
once ssyEs ans ss seaes Tsis.
SAMUEL RUrH, Superintendent. myA
DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-
tns trainn over this road win be run as follows:
tssys E EsssIssasx = s'ss :as
1ssi1s % as daily k' e e 's' aay
TE me 4. N. trsin viii no. leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the $40 p. u. train will not leave
Petersburg on Sundays. $3.50
Passengers for No folk will take the a:ss r. II.
train. running through daily.
baggage checked through
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
win leave Clover Hill at "A. d. and returning
leave Richmond at s:4oP NJ. on Tuesdays Thurs
"''' N THOMAS Il. WINNIE,
ap1s Superintendent
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
A6 iROAD-CEANGE OF SUHEDULE.-0n
and AFTER SUNDAY, February 3lst, ise9, the PAb-
BEN GER TRAINS on this road VIII be run -
Come WEST, JYNCHBuRG PASSENGERS
leave Richmond daily Except suldays) at Sis 4.
81. arrive at Burkeville at ll.ss 4. d., making
close connections With trains on the Southside
road for Farmville Lynchburg, Bristol, Knox.
Vile, Nashville, Memphis &C., &C. THROUGH
MAIL AND EXPRESS leave Richmond daily Of
40 T. II. leave Danville daily at asa p. IL;
arrive At Greensboro daily Mt lais A. n, making
Carolina road both east ard west OF Greensboro,
| Charlotte, Columbss, Augusta, aud all points
GoINa EAST, THROUGH MAIL AND Elk.
PRESS leave Greensboro daily st ~. NJ leave
| Danville daily at $50 A. n. arrive &C Richmond
| daily at IL A. n. LyECHBCRG PASSENGERS
leave Burksville daily Except snndsysI At anP.
II. arrive at Richmond ct 6.3oP.M.
Through tickets can be procured M the nckef
ONCE In Richmond TO all important points South
and Southwest, and at Greensboro and Danvtlle to
- '''1''o THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
fen Superintendent.
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DOWHATAN 6TEAMB0ATai7i1i
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBURG rs Iesp,
reliable, and safe route TO Baltimore, savannah,
Boston, and the West. -Tri-weekly line TO Bxlta.
more, making close connection with steamers 70
Philadelphi charge tor wharfage, WayAee
tween Richmond ana baltimore Leaves BAIL
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and "a
TURDAX. Leaves Richmond every TUESDAxs
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. 49,
O'CLOCK r. II. These steamers have excellent
saloon, statesoom, and passenger accommodating
fare, d. meals and stateroom extrx. FoT 1seaxh
or passage 1P2R1E K 4 WILLIAMS. assns.
auw Commercial Block.
gyOR NORFOLK, P0RTsh%l
n MOIJTH AND ALL REaULA b
LANDINGS ON. THE JAAES RIv Ek;i :; ne 1ass
ELIZA HAECox, Captain q. @. GITroRD, lesyes
her wharf Ct Booklets for Inc aboye.nAmsd places
On MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY, q
SIX O'Clock A. a., andreturns on TuesdSN Tnurn-
a1Ss ana arrive in norfolk In time 70
oect with CLEANERS for Baltimore and points
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrival
rsis to Norsoik, ss.ss. Z
RREIGHT
seeeiyed Taessays. ya, sae pe sdsans
Boston, Baltimore, and principal lsncln4s On
Chesapeake bay, and all regular anonSS Oh
James, liver, at reasonable rates.
Frciyhts for way landings must bS pse-patta.. "a
In consequence OF the man pelng ~ s,asmer
Anpy 10 ~ L. B. TATUM, Agenk
10 IA - ONCE stssuaer's whart
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MARINA COLOGNE.-Genuine j. NJ. a.
E1 Farina Cologne just received by
an "a .-tURU~ Ill, LsDD h CO., Druggists.
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LINEN GOODS.
IRISH LINENS cheaper than the che&pest
PILLOW-CASE LINEN cheaper than the
cheapest.
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We ask the particular attention Of the ladies to
the above list of DRESS GOODS, and In doing so
feel satisfied that who calls to see will fail
to be convinced OF their BEAUTY, STYLE, and
CHEAPNEsS.
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100 TONS No. PERUVIAN GU
EVV AEO-drect from the warehouses of the
Peruvian Government-for Gale a. lowest rates by
ana ALLISON Il s;uII~Dk.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-04

q. S. BOARD OF ENGINEERS. For the past
day or two the United States B ard of Engi-
neers have been s'journing in Portland, visit
ing the various harbor Notifications. The Of
fcers constituting the Board are Generals Bar
nard, Cullum, Wright, Tower and Reese
They all left for New York yesterday afternoon
with the exception OF General Tower. While
here they were the recipients of attentions
from General Thorn, commandment of harbor
defences, and other citizens.
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DamesIic MarRera.

NEW YoRs Nov. s-6 P. M-Oottou heavy and
t. lower; sales 2oOa bales; Middng nplands 2ec.-
and strong y iavorng BUYERS; supe fine to ancy
Stat. 25 "a 25; 10 to choice Western 10 q 20;
62O@ 25. Wheat opened steady and closed heavy
and shade lower; sales 1853 900 BUSH; No. Spring
IA; No do at / 80 q 81; Winter q Western
/ 400 A. Corn heavy and 1c lower; sales $1,000
bush; Mixed Western 90 q CSC for unsound and 80
Ia / 02 for sound. ats shade frmer; sales II QUO
bush; new Southern and ". stern "a a 6se Beef
quiet quiet unchanged. Pork lower; sales 500
bbls.; mess closed at 20 70 cash; prime % So Lard
lower; sales 300 bills ste m 16a q l7ac; kett 1s q
Western Is q III Sugar lower: sales 1875 hhls. !;
Muscovado NJ q 1ic; $50 box Havana at 12l q
l2!c. Mol sses quiet and steady; sales 90 hhds. /;
Muscovado 15c Ia low-sales at II a 111c Linseed
Oil quiet at 10 q 10 IN iold. Freights to Liver
poo' ui>et,lel; Flour per sail Is Id Wheat per sail
u q Hdd and per steamer 81 q ed.
CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-Flour quiet at 4 10 a 6 80 for
Spring extras. Wbeat-No. l active: sales at s3 q
94c; No. activeand lower; sales at S7a "a s91c; IN
the ternoon No at s79 a Sc. Sc Ter Noyember.-.
the afternoon No. was duh and nominalIy c cash
and 64c seller November Oats firmer 394 a 39!c
tor No2 Iye firmer at 69c for No. 2. riley quiet
visions steady and more active Pork 81 30 a 80 90
for lido and new cash and rs 70 seller January and
Febru ~. Lard 16t q 16sc. Sweet picked Hams
141 a 14Ec. Green Hams 1910. Cattle dull at IS
tor good shspping. Live HOGS active at % q s so
for Common and 9 80 q 9 rs for good to choice.
DETROIT, Nov. 3.-Wheat dull; extra White "a;
No. l White at NJ; Amber o5; regular "a.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 3-Flour dull and nominal.
Wheat heavyat 931: for No. and 90c for No 2. Oats
nominal. Corn heavy at 6S q 70. Rye steady at 73c
for No. /, Barley nominal.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 3-Whiskey dull and nominal
at O6 offered and 08 asked. Pork duh at 81 90
with no sales Bacon 16Jc tor shoulders and 195c tor
clear sides with nothing doing. Green Meits-Doth-
ing doing on account of the warm weather Lard
nominally unchanged held at 16a q 17c for kettle;
steam dull at l04 a l6ec with no inquiry.
CHARLESTON, 5. c., Nov 3.-Cotton closed low
er but more active; Mddlings 24ac
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 3.-Cotton closed active and
lower; Middlings 24ac. Sugar and Molasses un-
CHANGED .rE
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City Of Portland.

DURsU ANT to an orde' OF the Guy Coun Il, the
/ undersigned COMMITTEE IN neS sue C., ..I
meet the tut ci,n OF Portland anu b, attic sr y,
ON wEDNDs AY, the fen, b Jay OF November, 1919.
~ j. lock, p a, to her all par les eresteu, al
"a cs r.on,res Bra lie 81 eet nonld he exrends, 10
ScmeI Sci stree aud II hey shall so aJudg,, Ill
,heu aud tier lay out the same aid hx The dam
Al O. D .rsuant % au order OF the City Cnurcil,
sa d ommittee iii ne a. tn. Ju 'tion OF Nude
AMI rankin reefs Oh said loIo Jay OF ny nber
and tnen lie ermlne and adjuuge N ther public
con enience requires niddle street should be lad
out ON Frankhn to india ST. eets, upn III. nues
now cup ed, ana # they >hall Judge will Il In
ID there ay out the same. and nx Inc GAM -
,lso, Ina, said committee will M ct pursuant 10
orde Ut C. City Council, a, the iunct,o Il Con-
.ress street aud s ern PRONE made, Oh Tours 10Y,
vcmoer II, 1869 al o'ciocs 2. NJ. hear III the
part es tvfssted, am then lie erm ne adj ioes
whet er pub ic niencr T. Quire> a . 81 ee 20
be laid out fr N the ramp soutbery 10 The Est.
ern PronlrD made and II they so aot dg' WI. .osn
and there l.y out the SINE, and liz the oamItes 40
provided by law. c.u c.,..u
said T. will meet ut thr tuncnon OF wilson
street Muoioy street, on said llth da, OF No.
tben and here deter mine and jon whst her puo-
he conyen leuce requires Woody street TO De ub on
tinued, and The ej.enaon Of H,lsUn stree, from
t.ry SO a uigr, wa then AMI there d scunlinue
Moody street. and ex END Wilson street, as aforesa
and assess the ia oaee- as PROVIDED vy law.
Also in accordance Win >e,tion Fl, VI the City
Charter, up the written report ut tue city Engin
-er heretofore gaily made 70 this cammittee, said
commi te will meet al The Mayors ONCE on Tues.
day, the 23d day OF November, d 1873, at 3
O'Clock NJ, hear all the pai ties interested, ana act
III on said report according law. SAID report re-
ates To the location Of south lue OF Congress ss''
between Vaughan AID Carter streets.
WILLIAM. PUTNAM com,,,..
Ezra CARER, Commi1ee
CHA tLES MEehlLL, on
JAMES QUINN, new Suse"
MES NVfES,
nov1d7t
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The Wool N arkef.

BOSTON, Nov. a.-tReported for the PressI The
Domestic tho ant Pennsy lvana pick lock 80 "a
UNI A @ 400; coarse A q acc; M rchigan extra and
Xxx 10 a Soc; fine As a 46c; medium 45 a 46c COM
mon l3 q 45c: other Western fine and x "A q 47c;
medium % "a 45c; common AZ a 43c; pulled extra
40 a b7sc: superine 40 q &c; No J at % q zoe;
combing heece 81 "a Csc; california 20 Q SOC W tb.
Fp' elgp Wools-Canada combing s. q Zoe: Smyrna
wasne" 81 a 4c, ana washed 10 G1 &c; Buenos
Avres &c . 34c; Care tiood Hope So q 40c; Gillian
% % 500; Donoski 35 a 40c; African unwashed Is q
1ec % fb.
hemarks-There is considerable inquiry for fleece
Wool low prices, but W tn stocks reduced there is
less pressure to sell. Pulled Woo, firm but quiet
with fair demand for extra grades and for combng
and deaine selections. There continues to be q
steady demand at previous prices In New YORK all
desirable Wool is unquestionabl firm, may be in
ieIr from the tact b It manufacturers quietly
picking up all lots ad pied their seasonable wants
which can be had on the basis of previous rices.
Some of them anticipating her re uire-
ments in The lief tDat the prices are low as the
stock in dealers hands is b coming reduced to so
moderate compass thai recourse to the tie ior
market prom sss to become necessary. The Phila-
delph'a Commercial List say>:-The transactions
have been yer, light but prices ha undergone no
essential change. The demand has been perhaps
better for the medium and descriptions which
10 light supp and command rel lively high
prices. Combing an delaine Woods rather
scare. Tue dapressl n in wooden goods lot9d IOr
some time past continues unsb tied with but little
prospect OF any imme iiate Improvements.
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RAILROAD AootpEsTs.-~A As the train On ths
Portland, saco & Portsmouth railroad was an
preaching this city Tuesday afternoon, it came
suddenly upon and in collision with the en-
CINE Montreal, which was going out after
gravel train. The Montreal was knocked from
tue track and badly injured, but the freight
traln was not much damaged. The accident
happened on curve in Cape Elizabeth. The
wreck was cleared up promptly and no delay
was caused to the business of the road.
Tuesday morning as the 6.15 train from Port
land was making its customary halt at Ips-
witch, an engine going TO Boston and following
the train from Portsmouth came Up and run
'ntoi it, There were five cars on the passenger
train, and all but the postal car, which was on
front. were disabled. Fortunately all but one
OF the passengers had got out and were at the
restaurant, and he was timely warned and
made sudden exit. There were several be-
longing to the train in the postal car, and they
received only slight shaking up. The en-
gneer of the colding locomotive says that
when he wanted to stop his machine shut by
and he could not check or reverse her. Those
on the engine escaped unhurt, and the train
was only an hour and a quarter late into Bos-
ton.
The IL o'clock train from Boston for Port
land was also delayed at Beverly some time
owing to fire in that town. The burning
dwelling was situated near the track, and the
firemen found it necessary to run their hose
across the track, thus preventing trains from
passing. The train was only few minutes
late, however, as the engineer made up the
lost time. .-.... All
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Q O M MI e GAL.

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RA1LwAY-94 do lumber. do
wood, 10 laths, do irOo, do hav, do hops, do
bran do starch. do sugar boxes, do corn, 256O
sundries; tor shipment East, 800 bbls. -four.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-2 horses car bar
ley, d, lumber, do potatoes, do leather, CO
shingles, 457 pkgs. sundries.
-PoRrLAND& KENNEBEC RAILROAD-2 looms,
Dnxes mdse, lot castings, 16 russes, bales baggng,
cars lumber, bbls potatoes, car do, 8 bbls APP
pies lot household good 1871 oil cloth. 80 boxes
axes. Dbl pork, cask potash, bds sash, dooi s,
Coll rope sacks S, shlngle machine, boxes
soao, extension table, Kettles, IA cases mdse,
pkgs do 90 cars freight tor Boston.
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The residence Of Hon. J. L. Flagg, of Troy
n. T., was robbed of $1,000 worth OF iewelry
Tuesday night
The Parliament of Ontario was opened We'd
nesday afternoon by Gov. Rowland. Among
the things recommended in his speech is pru-
dent advance from the public chest to reclaim
the uplands of the Province by draining.
Gov. McClurg, of Missouri, has appointed
November 18th as day of Thanksgiving.
Mike MoCool was arrested in Cincinnati
yesterday and taken before the police court
and bound over in the sum of $4,000 not to en-
gage in prize fight in Ohio.
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supreme y udiciaI Courf.

oofobER TERM-TAPLEY, j., PRESIDING.
"fDNEsDAY No. 1865 -Benjamin #. Went
worm " Hartford Fire Insurance Company
On trial
N. s. & f. j. Littlefeld Webb.
Hannah r. Flanders v. James Flanders
Libel for divorce. Cause, drunkenness, cruel
ty and desertion. Divorce decreed. A. B.
Holden for libelant. .-e.r
John Tarrice v. Percis Ann Tarrice. Libel
Tor divorce. Cause, adultery Divorce decreed.
A. Merrill for lbellant.
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MoRTUARY. We regret to announce the
deaths of Capt. Thomas c. Stevens and Will
liam E.. Kimball Esq, of this city, both of
which occurred yesterday. Captain Stevens
was one of our old sh pmasters and has
for many years been one OF our port wardens.
He was man highly respected both in his
public and private character.
Mr.. Kimball was formerly keeper of the Ar
senal in this city and subsequently was en-
gagged in the Post office. He has been one of
our city coustables for many years. When Mr..
Perry entered upon the duties of the office of
Sheriff he appointed Mr.. Kimball crier Of the
Supreme Judicial Court. This duty Mr.. K.
performed for season until he was Obliged to
relinquish the Office in consequence of failing
health. He was troubled with disease of the
heart. A few days before his death he was on
the street and said to friend that he felt bet
ter than he had for years. His death was rath-
or sudden. u-ea uHa aj
We have also to announce the death of an
other of our Oldest citizens, Mr.. James Poole.
Mr.. Poole was formerly in the trucking bust
ness and at the time of his death was the old
est trucbman in Portland For some years
past he has not pursued the business.
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" gsT' tslDgRA.

HAVANA, Nov. 3.-Captain General De Ro..
!as wli leave Havana tonight on a t'ur Of
Inspection. During his Journey he will visit
Cienfuegos and other parts of the island He
Will be accompanied by his secretary and staff,
aoG VIII probably be assent ten days.
Inc rate of discount Of the Spanish Bank
mas been reduced to per cent The confidence
OF the merchants of HavaLa in the stability OF
the bank is continually increasing
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Portland Gud Vicinity
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.

Special NOTICE UULO1
Cnrsets &c - tnderson. r.
n o.sand Sh,e.-T f. Moseley a. Co, Boston.
Pictures Very ;heap-A. FL. ID 'dge.
eNrERr,INMENr coLCMN.
Lancaster Hall-Graud Ball. L. A. R. A.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Real Estate-F. o. Bailey.
SEw ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Notice-Tiss Nc cen.
Suap-Edward Nixon.
Boarding tor Horses N. Church & Son.
Gas Fixtures-iohn Kinsman.
StpGheIy "Sa alsr &c -. f. Land & Co.
NJ ,nthly Nee ing. Grand Army Rsnublic
A AoI;ia y, at Law-William w. Dean
1 1sen,s W tnted Charles Whits.
reise,s kedni he MIR, Simnnds.
Oold Specl acles Lost.
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SNOW. The deepest snow we have seen this
season was that on car load of hoop poles
that came over the Grand Trunk road on
Tuesday. As the car passed along CONNER
cial street yesterday man was engaged in
shovelling the snow which was some ten or
twelve inches deep from the top of the poles.
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COLO e A DO.

DENVER, Nov. 3-On the Goth ult. the mail
coach from Tusecon, Arizona, while on its way
to Santa Fe was fired into by the Indians when
near Messia. Fortunately no Que was iUiur-
ed. Later on the same evening the Indians
killed horse near Messila.
A Mexican was murdered by two soldiers be-
longing to the 38h United S ates colored in
fantry on the banks OF the Grahde, near Sell
don
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NOVEMBER CIVIL TERM GODDARD j., PREsIp-
ING.
WEDNEsDAY-B. T. Noble et al. v. William
Price. Case folshed and given to the jury at
half past eleven A. Nv rdict for defendant.
There being no case ready for trial, Court
adjourned to this morning at O'clock
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BURGLARY.-On Sunday night last, we are
told, the counting-room Of Cummings, Leavitt
& Wdber, on Commercial street, was entered
aud an attempt made to break open the desk.
Inc burglars were evidently green hands, Tor
.noush they cut the desk badly, and spoiled
tne lock, they were apparently frightened away
oelore accomplishing their nurnnse
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ACCIDENT. little Freddie Smardon aged
about years, son of Mr.. Smardon, the baker,
was riding on truck team yesterday alter
noon, he fell from the truck which passed over
him and broke his leg, we understand, besides
inficting other injuries. The little sufferer,
we understand, was carried to his home and is
doing as well as could be expected.
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FOREIGN Markets.

LONDON, Nov. 81 P. M.-Consols 9sA for money
and account. .l... .
american securities-United States 8 pos SO; do
0ioss763 Erie shares, 21i; Illinois Central shares
973.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 81 P lM.-Cotton steady; Mid
ding uplands 12Ad; sales 1900 bales. Cheese 69s.
Refned Petroleum is 3D. Flour 23s Cd. Corn 29s Cd.
FRANKFORT. Nov 3-Afternoon.-UnitedS States
5-20's firm It sS3.
LONDON, Nov. 3-Evening. closed at 93f
foI money and account.
American securities-United States zoos 1862
50; do 76a Erie shares, 214; Illinois Central
shares, 81.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-04

NEAL EsFArE.-F. o. Bailey sold at auction
YESTERDAY afternoon the IL story wooden
mouse NO. ~ st. John street for 1865, to F.
Tibbetts. The first lot below the aboye.me
TONED house was not sold. The second one
80 by 10 feet in size, was sold to VIM Ra;lov
for S450
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-04

MONITOR CALENDAR.-We have received a
very neat Calendar for November, from the
Monitor press OF this city, which also contains
list of the te egraphic fire alarm boxes. 1t is
quite an institution, and is particularly handy
for counting rooms Brother Hall is up the
times
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-04
City of Portland.

IN accordance with Section 81 of the CITY Charter
i upon reports OF the location OF the lines OF the
following streets, he, o1orc legally nj de by III.
City Eng neer to the Undersigned Committee; on
New Streets, to w.t. Forest Street, Fore Street from
India Street to Mountfort Street, sad comm .ttee
will hear all part les crested at the Mayofs Office
November ~, 1859. at O'Clock P. NJ, AMI will ,here-
after proceed in the premises accordDg to law
WILLIAM l.. PUTNAM,
EZRA CARTER,
j. X. THOMPSON,
..-' JAMES MOVES,
C. MERRILL,
Coumittee on New streets
November 1, 1869. hoVZuiw