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The Portland daily press., 1869-04-23

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the subscriber has
trust Of Administrator, of the estate Of
JOSEPH HALE, late of Portland
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and given
mands upon the estate Of said deceased, are required
to exhibit the samei and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to "
BENJAMIN G. SOWFRBY Adm,r
Portland, April 9, 1863. apr 1Odlaw3ws
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the morning being lost. This movement is attrlbut-
bear side and the reported locking up OF greenbacks
At the close however, the market was steady. The
United states Express paw May LIST quartsrly divi-
contemplate no dividends The follSwne are $50
pr,ees;-pacihc lo Mail sat s2s; Western Union Tel
egrapn azt g ~; Hartford q Ere. % q "a; New
ferred 6aa g s.; Hudson, las q 14sj; Harlem, 141
g 90. ialt; keading, 94E @ e5t; Fot Wayne, 1919 e
ern 9S8 a@ 9ss; Illinois Central, ia a 1455 Chicago
q Rock Island, 1877 a 1871; Chigcago & North West
ern, IA q SAT; do preferred, SO q 964.
The clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
amounted to $123OO0,000
The balance at the Sub-Trsasury to-day amount
ed to $50, ,2O5.S79
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AUCTION SALES.

Horses. Carriages, &c, at Auction
EVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. NJ, on ne
~ market lot, Market street, l shall sell Horses
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
~ sorrel Mare. years old-an excellent Family
light Express Wagon and Harness.
AplzS. f. O. RATIEV Auetionaar.
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Large Building bv Auction.

1 Isr SsrAlLUkDAY, ~ April oath, at O'Clock p. M.
e VIII pe soid lot the benefit OF whom IL NAV com
tne arge building on Newbury street. recently
uHoup a & Su " w, w Ruby Said building is two stc
nes, with French roof, and is somewhat inured ~
hre Contains large store and ten anisheS :, my ~
was built IN 1858. This sale offers Valuable oS,o,
tunty to parties wishing TO improve vacant LOTS
apr1sdtd r. D. BAILEY Anct
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VIRGINIA.
ORDER OF GEN. CANDY.

/ ORDER OF GEN. CANBY.
RICHMOND, April 22-Gen. Candy issued an
order to-day requiring all persons holding
Office in Virginia, who were elected to the
take it now. This will defeat a number 81
officers.
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DIED.

~ In this city, BERTHE E.. son of Sylvester and Fannie
w. Mann, aged 13 months days.
In Augusta, April 10, Mr.. Levi Savage, aged about
years months.
In Readfeld. April IA, John Jewett. ESQ !, aged 70
years months -
In Manchester, March 25, Mr.. Reuel Smith, aged
SO years. -
In Mercer, April 8, Mrs Betsey, vile OF Asa Rog-
ers, aged 81 years II months.
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ON Saturday next at the regular sale of Horses
Ooa Market Street,at II o'clock two Spring Veloc-
ipedes. 2. +. kimball q Larkin, makers. Two
Velocpedes, W. Il. Sargent & Co, makers.
ap22td f. o. BAILEY, Auct.
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state of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Augusta, April IL, 1869. I
AN adjourned session OF the Executive Council will
be held at the Council Chamber, in Augusta, on
TUESDAY, the twenty-seventh instant.
Attest: FRANKLIN M. DREW,
apzOtd Seer etarv of State.
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e. m. PATTEN IL co., Auctiomeera
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.

steamer De witt clinton at Auc-
tiOn.
ON Thursday, April 2sth, at 1-2 past 70, where
" she now lies, at Merrill's Wharf. She Is pro-
peller, 95 tons burthen, has two high pressure
gines; cylinder 12 inches diameter, and 12 inches
stroke. Well found in sails, rigging chains anchors
lfe-boats, &c. ap20td
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OFFIC e n 81.

FLO K Rss
CLARENCE H. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
HENRY D. COOKE, vice-President.
EMERSON w. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
This Company offers the following advan-
tages:
It is a national Company, chartered by spe-
cial act of Congress, 1868.
1t has paid-up capital of 81 100000.
1t offers low rates of premium.
1t furnishes larger insurance than other
companies fOrthe same money.
1t is definite and certain in its terms.
1t is home company In every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions in
the policies.
Every policy is non-forfeitable fs
: Policies may be taken which pay to the in
sured their full amount, and return all the
premiums, so that the insurance costs only
the interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that will pay to the
insured, after certain number of years, dur
ing life, an annual income of one-tenth the
amount named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon abe
lives of females.
1t insures. not to pay dividends to policy
holders, but at so low cost that dividends
will be impossible.
Circulars. Pamphlets and full particulars
given ON application 10 the Branch Office OF
the Company, or to
c9LLdSs c9LSpnrH ana of the Board of Directors
Merchants Exchange, State ST., Boston.
General Agents for New England.
j. p. TUCKER. MANAoKR
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Tel0cipedes on the Road I

'hVSE wishing to enjoy morning Ride can find
M III, sne SINK at foot Of Bracket st open at A M
Driuge leading to the Cape offers the greatest
apzidlwis S. d. KNIGaT, Proprietor.
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PROBABLE MURDER.
LOUISIANA.
HEAVY sRIzURr on wp,svrv

ry yesterday seized about 5000 barrels Of wb;s-
key, about all in the city at Wholesale n ;s
not charged that all OF it has evaded the taT
but the owners must present proof Of payment
before a release can be had.
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Foreign Markets,


HAVANA, April 21.-Sugar-small business doing
At unchanged quotations. Exchange on London ii
(9 IL per cent. premium; on United States go days
sight, currency, 20 a "a per cent. discount
LONDON, April 22-Forenoon.-Consols 93t a ssl
American securities-United States 5'20's 8Os :
Stocks unchanged; Erie shares 23; Illinois Central
shares 984.
LIVERPOOL, April 22-Forenoon. Cotton fat
@ 12fd.
LONDON, April Evening" -Consols closed at ess
for money and 934 for account.
American securities-UnitedS States 5-20's at e01
Stocks steady; Erie shares 22a; Illinois Centraaj
shares 9Sz; Atlantic g Great Western shares 26I.
FRANKFORT, April 2-Evening-United States
5-2o's closed at ST q s74.
LIVERPOOL, April 22-Evening.-Cotton dull
Middling uplands I'D; do Orleans 12S; sales 1000
bales. Spirits Turpentine 29s Cd.
LONDON, April 22-Enveing. ng.-Offcial returns Of
the Bank OF England show that the amount specje
III It's vaults has increased e161 900 during the week
PARIS, April 22-Evening. The bullion in the
week. - -
LONDON, April 22-Evening. Sugar dull, both
on the spot and afoat. Refined Petroleum quiet at
Is 9sd..
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MIR "a lMURE, r. BEARCE was admit
M ted os n member of our firm the 10th OF March
last, Ssaxv
April IA, ! 500. AS""
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MORE rNDIcrMENrs AGAINST w1ckLYrrh.

Two more indictments have been found
against Auditor Wicklyffe, for extortion, max
ments was submitted to jury to-day without
argument
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Domestic Markets,

NEW YORK. sApril 22.-Corton heavyj sales 1900
bales, Middling uplands 26a q 2Sac Flour-sales
1890 bbIs State and Western favors buyers, with
more doing in part tor export; snperfne State 5 25
extra western southern uh,G du 70
dropping; sales 25o bbls.; extra 10 q II TO- Wheat
heavy and Spring Is 1c lower sales "a 900 bush; No
Spring ~ 9 AZ Tor small parcels in store and
delivered, and Al for one load in store No. at
35 q 81 in store and delivered No. at i 2s in
csGre Corr opened @ steady and closed heavy and de-
zo.O0u bush; Western 76A a 79c afioat Beef dull
rorK u shade easier new mess 81 20 a 81 49, closing
is,s 10 o. y Hss casn. Lard quiet and rm tierees li
sugar dull sales 400 hhds; Porto Rico 12tc; Dema-
rara loc Coffee firm sales 67oo bags Rio private
ieum firm; crude 17tc; refined bonded s2s q 33c
Freights to Liverpool dull Cotton per steamer 316d
Corn per steamer Sd.
CHICAGO. April 22-Exchange on New York fiat
tras 0Ot@ 25. Wheat frmer and dull No. Spring
at 123 q l ID; No. at 05s; since Change O2f
S S0Fn F active a and raI nghsaT q 4c rejected
Barley dull No regular at g. Whiskey = no@l- aDf
advance of 25c sales at 80 80 a 20 rs. Sweet cured
Hams steady at 153c. Dry salted shoulders III a.
11lc; rough sides steady at 14c loose Lard firm at
1sc. Live Hogs active and firm at 70 a 1025. Cat
tie more active and easier at 25 q 675.
AUGUSTA, April 22-Cotton dull and nominal;
sales 80 bales; receipts 100 bales; Middlings 25a q
.. ", ApTl zzs-C0tC0n Qull and
nominal; sales 100 bales; Middlings 273 a 2Sc; re-
cepts 2S0 bales; exports to Great Britain 222 bales
coastwise 606 bales.
SAVANNAH, April 22.-cotton quiet but steady:
Middngs 274c; sales $50 bales receipts 1912 bales
exports, coastwise 643 bales
MOBILE, April 22.-Cotton firm and in tair de-
mand sales 900 bales; low Mddlings 26}c; receipts
700 bales; exports $500 bales.
New ORLEANS, April 22.-Cotton- higher grades
scarce and unchanged; lower grades easier; Mid
dings 2sc sales 1000 bales: receipts 512 bales ex
ports 6292 bales.
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IMPORTS.

Brig Frank Allen, from Cardenas-347 hhds 2s
tcs moasses. boxes sugar. bags coffee, doz pine
apples, Phnney q Jackson - f-''>
Steamer Carlotta. from Haifax-10 pkps mdse tn
Eastern Ex Co; and mdse tor New York.
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SPOKEN.
April IL Lat 30 lon 73 12 brig Harry Stewart, from
Philadelphia for Matanzas, 4 days :.
April ~ Sc Of Barnegat IS days, brig Albatross,
from Philadelphia for Portland. :
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For Sale.

TOR SALE one Show Case at 81 Federal st.
49, an1Qd1w@
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Cid 2lst brig II Houston, French, Mobile; schs
W J Parks. Friend San Francisco; Lebanon, Jor.
dan. Calais
Sid 2lst. barque Francis /, Fay.
Old 22d barQue Anue Kimb H. Lincoln Arcbap
gel; sch j p Wyman, Urann. ia 3SsonyiIle.
NEWBURYPORT Ar Path, sch John Lymbrner.
Orcutt Elizabethport
Sid 2Ist, schs ID p Lunt, Cherryield N Berry.
Fendleton, Calais; Gal ges II pSins EranLin N!'
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REV Err EW 5
For olher Rfver Items see Fourth Page.
sTEAMBOAT PRTNTTNq.

No printing establishment IN the West
mas better facilities or greater ability FOR
doing Inc Steam boat Printing. Our aaHort~
nenL Of JOB Type. though very larze and
complete, IS constantly being added to- and
our job department Is under the personal
supervision of one Of the best lob 'Drfnfora
In the United States. We are prepared 10
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads
kiils llading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&c, &C. Orders left with either OF the
WnaIl-boaLs viii be prompllE allemaad 10
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- galnrday e9anlng -

Fleetwood, 70 take charge Of the office Of
nc Portsmouth and Guyandotte packet
The 7tmegof Saturday evening aaym
Captain HaebsrIe expects 10 nave hia
70 leave for New Orleans iae latter paff "a
heNl week. She is seven feet Longer thnn
oIlslnaily contracted for, her dimensions
se ~ hdi leth' lz' ieeli boamt ~ foof, aud
LOUISVILLE. Tho Cotvier-yovuqf OF
Saturday sayas
The two fowb0ats Boaz ana Fofta pnof
made a unifed effort, yeslerdny. rs bfina
accompanied what they 20 eaf NJ ~.
Afer working three OF four hours. ana
reachingH point just below ihe Iine af tne
bridge they gave 10 upt aud took the
heavy craft back to hcr' mOorinra. beI0e
me Ials. We buppose another and more
successful effort VIII be made % day.
The Courier Journal OF sunday aaVas
The alpine, now Ut Cairo. will enter the
Louisville aud Cairo trade during TIE low
water season.
The PlpE varble has lad up at Portland
20 a~ait an opening in the Louisville ana
cairo trade The reported rise mf rHffa.
burg ha8 deferred the good time coming
fOr the hludWncelorH.
The Judge Fletchsr has arrived here ANA
VIII DO dlsmantied and her machinery
placed la a new Hlde-w leel boat for tla
by Mr. Peterson, q wealthy coal morchuht
OF New orleans.
captain dunu w IOb M ia lu the city
and viii probably contract here for n ueHr
packet FOR the Ouachita trade TINS week.
Captain Charles Htinde is in fho city fof
the purpose Of contracting for "a new
packet fOr TIE Red River trade
Capt. j. S. Neal, OF tha big Richmond.
WIS IA the city yesterday hia boat uaa
been laid up mt lower New Albany, and
viii be painted and thoroughly repaired
for the fall trade.
ST. LoUrs.-The Democrat OF Saturday
sayss
Weather Eultrv. Y8sterday was Che
warmest day "a the year. There Wl be-
more Of the same weather, which la off tn0
utmost value 90 the wheat crop. bat sure
destruction 40 shirt collars. THE river rom
i've inches more, being alice ga but
slightly ~ the last heavy rains. AZ slight
rise above quincy, aud Etill falling above
DUBUQUE. Missouri.
NEW On1EANs. The Times OF Thurs
day says.
The weather since Tuesday continued
unchanRed, yesterday being "a fac smile nf
the previous day lt beiug extremely close,
with 40 Occasl0uHl breeze, which bad but
little effect on tho heated mtmo8phnfo.
Business on the landing was rather SLIM
for ia rday'a operations We noticed.
however. D very favorable tfip for TIE b.
l.. Hodge No. - also, for the Inhloquah
and Wlld Wagner, while the other paeE-
cts ieit with but medium showing
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& COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY REYIEW.

FINACLAb. - The money market is IN
changed. The demand for money is fully
net by the banks, but paper is closely
scruunfzed, and none but prompt paper
is ia favor. The rates of interest remain
at tae customary rates-say 10 to IL per
cent.
Exchange is in good demand at par buy
ing TO = premium selling.
Gold is tending upward again. Buying
135, and selling I37.
r,...~,.v, -, 80 49,, Il - - e-4r.
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The weather yesterday was partly cloudy
and very hot. the mercury ranging at 90o
at 10 A. M, and 927 at r. M. A pleasant
breeze prevailed during the day, rendering
1t somewhat tolerable In the shade.
The river during the twenty-four hours
ending at P. NJ, had fallen thirteen inch
es and is going down steadily.
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nent bonds quoted as follows:

Compound Interest Notes have all ma
tuTed, but such notes as are offered are
bought at x per cent OF.
The following quotations are from the
office of w. j. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No. 6
First Street.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
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MANrFEsr.- Ada Lyon, from
Bowling Green 20 Evansville, July I'D, lehB.
Evansville d j. Heindman, bag coffee
McCorkle a Tweed, 1000 feet lumber hep-
Ter a. salmon, 1900 feet lumber , y AK
ton, y hhda tobacco; Marin gardner
Co. Dc 4; ~; n az AZ 4 " Z ~ y q Il 40 X
III Dun kerson & 20, IA 90. LoulrNllle -Elo-
maid 81 Bro, hhds tobace0i humphrey
Patrick q 90, q rolls leather.
ssse,,vsua.s srosn our Exchanges.
rTrrsBURo.-The Commercial OF satur<
day says: e
1Tbs marks last evening Indicated eve
faef sfx inches, and uispaich from OIL
City reports q rise ~ neetiAl ttel 81 THAT
am necessary purposes.
az ,rhe far.isnied Boaz arrived a. Louis
willie on Thursday from New Orles rs. with
the following tow 10 barges. B coal boats.
one French creek, aud the steamer j ud ge
FLETCHER That viii 90 for one at The
steamer VIII De lett ~ Louisville and the
balance Of the TOW brought 10 this city.
CTNcINNArL-The Commercial Of satur-
day says;
The construction Of a ship canal from
New Orleans 10 Lake P0ntchariratu, 10 i8
asserted would diminish the port charges
~ piiotage ana tow ge alone, Dy The SUM
Of $3.50, on "a vessel % 100 tuns BURDEN
At present 10 costs sl,2l3 20 bring vessel 4
that size from the mouth OF Tire Mississippi
60 New Orleans. The charge 10 bring "a
vessel Of 10 o tuus burden from The ocean
10 fbe wharve-. amount 30 sweat Boston.
nd g07G at New York. &c Is argued. there
fore. that "a snip canal at New orleans
would place that port on an equality with
\ orthern cities.
The Chronicle OF Saturday evening
saws;
The Abeona dropped dsvn to the land
ing last evening, and will commence lonu-
Ing for o. ITO and, 50. Louis, 10 leave We'd
nesday. During the Time she has pee9
wing un sine mas been thoroughly repaired
and Tepafnted, outside and 10, ana ~ now
one OF the haudsomest low water hleaineia
u r NNs
and Charlie Reignier in charge OF the Of
fee.
Burt. Fisher, Esq. formerly clerk OF the
Meln0tte, leaves Tor foflaihoubh on the
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DENTISTS.

mRaAHUFA0EUR OF UuNruHrJs
. w. 0ua Gum WDIH, cold, Silver. WuIs
cHuitc, Loralltef and Amber Plates, carved
Work, AruhciH talntea. Ho.
ADMlN. STbAT0E 90 Nitrous Oxide
Can excellent nnh aFfa HuHatheGaI, DnIi
roiorni Ether, and b.U several local pare
lyZera.
NEUkAI4GIf "A nfcfIUuH treated.
MY FhCfLITIE3 are nH nann Hnn ult
eataDliahmeut "a large lcuuEIHtIuH OF HfVh
f90usj aH stny lu lnr United states.
RETURN My THANKS for Gao. one
tens. W patronage received during inH pftf
EIGHT Yhhlp4 mrhH
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Among the first boats due are the Ar
mazda, from Cairo; Mary Houston aud
Richmond, for New Orleanss Virginia,
Emma No. 3, Nick L0ngworth and Indi
ana, from New Orleans; Anna, from St.
Louis; Rose Hife. from Louisville: H3ri-
ford, from Green River; Robert Burns, for
Memphis: Sam. Orr, from Bastport; sham
rock, for st. Louis.
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IRON MARKET.
AXES AND sCYTHEs.

Ares, Mann's, sl3 90; Lippincott's, sl4 So;
simmons, SIS 90; Diamond Edge, s13 So;
Grass Scythes, $40 5O9l3 90; Grain Scythes
sl2 O09I5 90.
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PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.

PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PROVISIONS. Market stiff; prices have
declined &c. on shoulders and sides.
We fix our quotations az follows:
Ness Pork, $50 75933 so. Butk Meats,
shoulders 1254@lSc; rib sides l454915c; clear
rib sides I51591554c; clear sides l7@171@. Ba-
con, shoulders l49l414c; clear rib sides
I714@l71zc; clear sides 1St91S1{c; plain hams
I61z@l7c; canvassed l7119l8c; plain sugar
cured I71<9lSe; sugar-cured, canvassed, 19G9
zoe. Lard, tierees I99lG14c; kegs 2O16@2lc.
GRAIN = Wheat-Prices are unchanged.
Old 81 90 for Mediterranean, and 81 Is for
English; new Tennessee or Rock wheat,
81 10. Corn is firm at 90 q Csc in ear;
shened, 75Gs0c In new burlaps. oats, firm
at 65g7Oc in new burlaps; from wagons
loose, 5O955c.
FLoUE-Good demand and stock light.
Prices stiff We quote good low grade su-
perflne at "a 5O95 90; extra s6@6 SO; family
and fancy b ands IS 75@8. II
CORN MEAL-D -mend good and prices
steady. We quote kiln dried at 81 OO@4 D
per barrel.
HAx-Baled, sl79s2O per ton, according
to quality, and dull.
BRAN-Is held at slSg2O 90 per ton
SHIPsTUFF-s25 OOG2S 90 per ton.
SEED POTATOES = Peach Blows, 75c@sl sc
| per barrel; awful dull.
SALT-Fair demand; small barrels at
/ 81 ., and large & rs per barrel.
GUNNIEs = New stock reserved is held
at 2O92Ic; good quality of secondhand
old at l59lsc, and dull.
SEED = Glover, $40 90; scarce; demand
| light; Timothy, So 6593 70. Flax Seed, 81 "
az 90, according to quality; orchard grass
81 IS; redtop, 81 %.
GREEN APPLEs-Dun; 81 OO92 90 per bar
rel, according to quality.
ORANGES AND LENroNs-Good supply and
in fair demand at S79S 90 per box, ane
duh. lax
ToBAcco-The market continues firm
with good demand. Receipts have been
moderate, with good sales at fine prices
| market:
Trash TO Common Lugs ...........--. a &c
0oOO lug y tg "a
common IIedI-..-- o12tte "a
MeuluLh " t41O%4
OfOOu 09IZ12
tlne..-...--------- --l ga II
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The arrivals and departures mp 90 p. NJ.
yesterday, include the Cumberland, from
Cairo; Tarascon. Henderson TO Louisville;
Sam. J. Hale. Memphis TO Cincinnati; Min
nicola, Cincinnati TO Memphis; Monlo
Norton, Henderson to return.
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Valuable Real Estate 20 be Sold
al Auction,
UD0n "a Crorff ~ 3, l1. aud n Months.
july so, slB.
FnvHHE COMMON r0U NGfA HN NHaH
~ Glfy 81 Evansville VIII Hell go Pablo
auction, on
SATURDAY, JUfa alar. 1852
Al o'clock Psi, upon che premises. fNH
old Baptist Church property situate nA
the corner 0f IlHrf Huu InutfH hrleiHf
upou q credit of SIS, Twelve, and eighteen
months. with Interest from dates nHNtiIH
fm city orderHf lho purchaser ia rFinHNn
fhnt noffIou 81 the building protecting
into zinc street within HiH months noH
day OF sale, and HIFe DDunI WIN approved
security 60 hHcure fHe pttt fnNAtH
I8y order OF thn COUNCIL.
Ah. MCfHfHF. Clerk.
llE o.. A. MeaHitfi UrputE.
city Clerha Onicel
Evansville Julf ftni lali.
1yD aus union cupNf
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LIoUoRs = We quote as follows;
new copper distilled whisky 81 50@
%; one to two years old So 0Og4 SO;
highwines $4,000; rectlhed S5c9sI 90 as to
proof; common Bourbon and Rye, 81 %
az so; and Brandy, 81 3593 90; Holland
gin 81 5O92 so; imported brandy So 00@
SIS 50; Old Port, 81 5O,s6 SO; imported gin,
So 5O@7 80.
BUILDING MATERIALs.-The demand is
very good and market firm. Prices re-
main about the same. We quote: Sash,
SC to lie per light; Doors. So 70 to "a 90
each; Blinds, 81 20 TO So 70 per pair;
Nails, 81 1896 90 per keg for IOd;
Glass, 50 40 to S. 60 per box; White
Lead, So 90 to So 70 per keg; Lime, zoe to
81 90; Cement, 81 5O@2 70.
IRON AFARKEp
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13

wood, to take charge OF the Office of
portsmouth and Guyandotte packet
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-09-17

On Thursday evening only, will be given
by John Owen, assisted by two Of his
daughters and celebrated lady pianist
from Milwaukee, and will be in English.
1t will be rare musical feast, and the
courthouse hall will be full. Admission
Ak cants ,3ls:4s -ltFst5Et.t f.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-09-17
Terrible Accident Burned to
Death.

A most heart.rending accident happened
to young lady, aged 10 years, the daugh-
ter of James and Jane Richards, residing
at what is known as New Providence, in
the town of Miff1in, 81 miles north of the
village, on Thursday afternoon of last
week. 1t appears that Miss Richards was
trying to make the fire burn by pouring
kerosene oil into the stove, when the blaze
suddenly started up, entering the can,
which exploded in her hands. filling tb'
whole room with fame and setting her
clothes on fire from head to foot. Almost
distracted with suffering and fear the poor
girl die the worst thing she could possibly
do by running out Of the house into the
open air, and, before she could be stopped
she ran clear around the house, the flames
streaming above and around her. Every
rag of clothes was burned from her body,
and her flesh, in many places. literally
cooked. She lived, in great suffering, un-
til Friday morning, at four o'clock, when
she was relieved by death. She was
buried at Linden on Sunday last. What
terrible warning, and how careful it
should cause us to be in the use of explo-
sive, inf1amable substances.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-09-17

*The misspelled italian alluded to,was typograph
ica error, the word dettan being spelled diletant.