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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-30
By Wellington Goddln'
Auc,,onoor and Real Estate Agent.
THRUST SALE OF DESIRABLE FAf ~

THRUST SALE OF DESl Rabhr ~
| on THE WESTHAM PLA Nh-noHf acd ~ ~
IiFNRICO COUNTY.-By virtue %, o, J a " dav Of
trust TO me as trustee. bearing datc NC - tInrrn
Tunc 1858 duly recorded In the "iiiGc ~ ,aI
county cnurt made TO secure the 'ieIcIi'n ~, :.
chasc Nancy OF the land herein inenti9i,,,,' .l !"
rnnunst of the beneficiary therein slliii ~
RI spu ut public auction, on tlie p[gIhiSttS; IN
THTRSDAY the 3lst day 81 March 80, II iAir.
r. not on the first fair day thereafter tcNcept eu
davI at o'clock r. NJ. the real estate IL sam am
das4 Conveyed consisting Of A. TRACT Or
land Containing FORTY-EIIHT AID Eye W.;
FIGIi rHS ACRES, on the north side Of the est.
In m nIank road about three AMI hall niles "cst
Of RfrhmoTd adjoining the lands Of Nr: J"hh y.
utrhrsnu on the east, and that OF Mrs. Scoops on
tI,n west The improvements consist 81 i r,ml-
T"ri,br DIV Filling and otter "ut-hollscs. nc
sill IS of excellent quality, aud The ncEhoofh"oo
good. IN u,n.,, i, cop-
sentence of The failure OF former purchaser ~
comply with the terms OF sale. -
TERMS: Cash sufficient to paythc expenses OIL
.aIe and of the execution of this trust and also
tho sum of $3.50 with interest thereon from the st
day of June. 1862 til paid 81 900 with Interest
thereon from the 9Th day Of June. 1852 t. be paid
Junc 9Th, 1870 and the residue of the purchase
none with Interest to be paid June Sth l-7l; the
deferred payments to lie secured by lien on INC
property sold. Taxes for this year t. be paid hy
the purchaser. JAMES II. DOuLhl,
NH % Trustee.
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BY Lee & Goddln. Aucti"neCrs.
No. ilI3 Main stree.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or NALCA-
OBLE REAL ESTATE, u llEEEiCltutN-c
TY, At AUCTION by virtue 81 III" DEGREES OF
the circuit court III IIcniiCo county entered i'll the
suit Of "Sm0"t's at!miniStrariN rs. Slhnot ana
MIS- will proceed I" sell at pnhltr auction on
tho premise. on TUESDAY the 9Th day of Airil,
1870 at 10 O'Clock NJ, if fair. otherwise. the next
fair day the real estate in tn bill and proceedings
meutiGncd-viz.. The TEACT OF LAM, CON &C,
TANNING ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY.
FIVE ACRES, NOR" or less. known rs - EDG +
HILL" near the Carbon s.i'l coal mines about
thirteen miles above Richmond, which j. said to
he very good land and Ia confirm coal. There are
good dwellings, and all necessary out-houscs on
This place. ~
And also, AZ tn" sam" inc aud placn. the TWES"
TY-FOIii: A%l! \ HALF ht'kES, more or less
near Springfield pits about rinc mics above Rich-
noud Oh The Peep Iun turnpike: which Is said 10
be well set In OAK hSD FINE WOOD.
TERMS: Onr-i"urlU cash: and IN credit as to
the reside in t9rCc equal trstn!monis ut six,
rcve. AMI eighteen months Tor bonds with inter
est from dav Of sale, am, title 10 II" retained until
all the purchase MONEY i paid. In case purchaser
). y. SAN!;S, Special t"mmiSs Toner.
Sale Conducted 10y LEE GopDiN, auctlonecTS.
NH 25-lRt
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NTOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that
N by an order of the Circuit Court of the United
States for the District OF Virginia made and en-
tered on the 9th day or March, y. ID. 1870, the un-
dersigned has been appointed rs receiver OF the
effects, assets, and other property, or the James
River Insurance Company. 80
Parties indebted to the said Company Will settle
only with the undersigned.
NH le-eod2w Richmond, Va.
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F0R NEW YORK.
FOR NEW fUNh'
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP s-Ssssssss;z.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP sssssssssz.
COMPANY.
The splendid new stie-wilcel st"amships iSAAC
REII SARATOGA. LAG 4 A, Abe
MARIE and HATTERAS. leave SeT York for
Norfolk. City Point, and Richmond, every TUEs-
DAY. THURSDAY, and SATC Rn ~, J az 2oG v,sI
=. NJ. Leave Richmond every uESoAi fhl-
DAY. and SUNDAY, a. high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare. accommoda.
tons and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers lot al
southern and European ports. r
Insurance effected, when ordered, Al Sccn AZ.
TER OF ONE PER CENT, 1T the ocices OF !hS
company. - ..a...,s
II. l.. NCCREADY, President, 1877 GrcenSlch
-treet, New York
H-u,LIAnC DUSHAM = CO.. Agentc,
cnrncy Naln and Eleventh streets,
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BY Francis Il. 1sbell.
Aucti0neer and Real Estate Agent.
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.

Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
TR0WED A aSiS TIiMPRoVED PRoPERTY.
N TIE COUNTY OF HENRlCo AND CITY
OF RICHMOND AT AUCTlON..By virtue OF
Richmond on the Sd day of March, 1870 in the cases
of Quarles's administrator and Quarles ct ais.
and Kersey rs Q9es e shall as speSstl
sell at public auction the valuable REAL ES-
TATE hereinafter described, which Is part of
the real estate OF which John D. Quarles died
seized and possessed, in the following ordcr-to
wit:
BRiCK DWELL!NG thereon. fronting Il feet 1
inches on the east line of Foushee street between
Main and Cary streets, suitable for a small ftmily:
after the above N "a a NEAT TWo-sToRY BRICK
TENEMENT on the southwest correr, of Clay
to and ahu of saker Street n
diton. The lot fronts 20 feet and runs back to an
alley. A good chance for man of small means
third. on THURSDAY the 3lst day of March
1870, at d O'Clock p. NJ. that valuable BRICK
YARD PROP FRTY on the north side OF the kicI-
mond and OSBORNE Turnpike road. In Fort Mayo
near Pockets, containing four acres It Is con;
ccIcd by all who have examined the Richmond
clay In and around that the quality ." nm, fy IS
sufficient Il keep employed Il large force for many
years It being from twenty to thirty rect ncep:
! V.
desiring to engage in the brick-mnkinS business,
with proper management, to realise il large per
cent. llpon the sum invested.
Fou:tn. on the SAME AFTERNOON, imme-
daitrlv after The sale of The brickyart property,
VERY DESIRABLE OF. with an old FRAME
HOUSE there n. fronting "a feet on TIE SouIhs see
0C siain street between Twrnty-Second ana
Twcnry-tlird streets. This properly IS not only
yaltlllc building lot. but for the large guam
INV of hrick-"ay thereon. the removal OF which
would b" profitable rs well rs very much improve
Fifth IN FRIDAY the Isl day Of APRIL 1870, at
!n'rlock =. NJ, SIN BECK IENEHENT5 with
about eight rooms each. besides other improve
mcnts, on the south side Of Byrd street between
sinh aud Tenth, well arranged and des!rably
lorat, Il for fanili,> and retail business purposes.
Also. SIN BUILDING LOTS fronting about %
feet each on the west side nj Tenth street between
Byrd ana Arch. running back about l25 feet.
TEEs,S: Onr-fourth Of the purchase moncytO
he paid III cash and the remainder In equal In :
>t:a lmcutS If /, :. aMh j. months Cor negotiable
notes with interest added and title TO he retained
ur;il tn, hole purchase money IS paid and deed
ordered by the court. ~
HENRY G.. CANNON,
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by FRANCIS T. 1SBELL. AUG
tiunrCr. mn Il
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~ HNJEVTpN DAEAGHy~@-E tabbd1V
BY Grubbs b Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
H1a-nnth street hetwcen Main and Bank.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
= from r. r. Duyal md wife TO us, the III der
signed shall on TUEspAI MsrSn IItn, NJ IN n
the city of Richmond. sell by public aHcii0n u
TRACT LAND stnte II NE fShPs S a Rfs
(more or less) b0urded OH the west by the Cnlckar
hominy, on the south by another tract ri lana OF
The said Duval, and on tic east by tie county r1ad
and the church lot, and on the south by me an .l
James Turner. 1t Is represented TO US tiiat ~ I!
acres are cleared IhIt the residue Is heavily UNI
ered, and that about half the land Is ow'grounns
and very fine.
Tho tract Is twelve miles from Richmond, ana
ONLY n quarter Of mile from Dispatch station
on The tliclm md and York River r tilr"ad.
The terms of sale will be one-thlrd cash, ana the
residue ut four and eight months. with Interest,
The purchaser to give his notes and secure theln
by p deed of trust on the land.
If the terms of sale be not complied with wltnlla
week from the day Of tb sa inc a the
Of the purchaser in default-stamp5 and convey
ah''n6 "' Pun ''' LEIGH r. PAGE,
W. A. MAURf.
TruStCcs
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DOWHATAN sTEAMBOATsE,

DOWHATAN STEAMBOATS5lMs,
4 COMPANY.-Steamcrs STATE kssaasssssz..
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBURG.--Chea
reliable, and safe route IN Baltimore, Savannah,
Hoston, and the West. Tri-wcekly line TO Balt!-
more. making close connections With steamers 10
Philadelphia. No transl!pmcnt Of goods be-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sA-
TURDAY. Leave Richmond every MONDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
except Saturday. and on Saturday up To O'Clock
T. VI.
See daily advert iscmcnt for hour of sailing.
These steamers have excellent salooD, stateroofn,
and passenger accommodations Fare, x meals
and sia.croom extra. For freight or passage, up
plyto .,,,,
rc,s Commercial Block.
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by Grul:bs 6 Williams, Auctioneers'
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE Of EALn-
CABLE REAL E>TATr ON THE NoRIfi
SIDE OF CARY STREET BtTWEEN tnUh n Il,
TENTH AND FlFTEESTIiipn e0 9SG 5terc cd
or rho 1oij, day Of November 1869, in the case oil
Kahn and ais. as. Rahm and dis the suDscrinep'
sprcial commi sioncr appointed for INC purpose
Win sell ut auction, upon The premises on NJ r.
DAY nth Anril. 1870, ut l. clock IL, II ialr II
lot then on the first fair day thereafter, ut IN,
same hour, the REAL ESTATE which was sold
hv s J. Kahn commsS !"ncr. To l5oylc G cam
hIc situated as stated above. fronting q" fect on
Gary street and running back 100 feet TO an alley,
heinp the same property upon which the shops or
said B0yIe & Gamble now stand.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to dctray expenses or
sale and the costs In court and the sum of $4,000
with interest from 18th February, 1868 credit as
To i'll go with interest thereon from 18th tcbru-
arv, lses, until 18th February, Isl; further
cr61it 10 100 with interest thereon from 18th
FEBRUARY, 1858, until 18th august, ISL: and the
residue ,iIon terms To lac maGc known 1T The time
of sale: the purchaser To execute for the deferred
pavInerts negotiable notes With interest added
from the day of sale. and mlso TO pay taxes for
$50 :. he title viii be retained by the court until
the notes are paid.
CHARLES l.. WILLIAMS,
Commissioner,
cpr-ppS T. WILLIAMS AuctiouparE. NH 30
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wrEkMEHs.

E'V Ma1rTH. AID AK REGuLAR 1I
.AEDIEGs ON TIE JAMES RIyEK.-fhe fast
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL steamer
Gantafn q. G. GfyFoRD
leaves her wharf at Rockets for the above-naned
nIaeea ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, anaYRI.
sTnes 5ars Thursdays, and SstDrfa VI.
PASSENGERS arrive In horfcik IL time 70 con.
meet WITH steamers Tor Baltimore aud points
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg On arri.
val OF steamer.
Fare TO Norfolk, $50.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays,
rom IL NJ tn o. Z. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,,
boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
chesapeake bay, and all regular landings Oh James
river, st reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freight, for way-lanGings must be prepaid
Apply TO i. 3. TATUH, Agent.
sell Office, steamers wharf,
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND

FOR LIVERPOOL AND (STTs
INMANLIEE OF MAIL SrEA JtRs. SAi INC
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
MD ALTERNATE TUESDAYS
RATES OF PASSAGE By THE SATURDAY STEAMER
First Cn5in, Payable IN Gotd.
Liverpool or QGccn. town. ..........."'.F"o" w
Storage, P1ydbte IN CuTre7'ry' ~.
LIVERPOOL or Queenstown. 90 wv
PASSAGE ri TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALifhN:
Liverpool or Queenstown tgo'n...........'s >" w
VI tll1aX tTplll
St. Johns y. r., bv branch steamer tSo!dl.. ~ W
SSctr0Qf, PaygIit ia CirT"ncy'
liverpool or ic"n..........''.''.."' w. wv
ST. Jchn's. \. F., by branch st"ain"r. .:..;. ~ W
Tickets sold 10 alit ir"m England, ireland, a''
the Con. in mt, 1T moderat" rates
For further Information app'v at The C"mraHi's
Offices JOHN &. DALE, Agent.
VNN nrnuAmat ~, Inrk. or ID
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PROGRESS, ami SUCCESS, mark aud distiI.
guish tie management Of this company.
ISAAC NUTZLFR,
;iea2rrl Agent for Virginia ard North Carolina.
Office, No. SOC Main street.
pr. !. c. :rA6GI.!. Meiica! examiner. no II
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-S~c~<>~~~~-~
By Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

stI>e..-o~
By Cook & Laughton. Auctoneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets
CATALOGUE SALE OF
DWARF AND STANDARD PEAR TREES,
ROSES
MAGNOLIAs,
FANCY sHRUBBHRY, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, aoth instant, Mt 10 o'clock,
we will sell at our auctlon-room, by catalogue
large collection Of ,,,r r.
MAGNoIIAs GKhND DE FLoRAsi ,orrc or
4 valuable assortment OF HARDY ROSES OF
r sfry vsr %Is a2 nRet GiERA a
>TRAwBERRY PLANTS.
GRAPE VINES OF different kinds,
EVERGREENs Of different varieties. so,,o,,,
The abo7s COLLECTION Is from orf fnS Va and
are "arFa'''eo rs feprCcs UoK 4 LAuGHToN,
mh2s Auctionccrs.
By Cook 4 Laugh,on, Auctionecrs,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD PIANO,
III HOUSEHOLD AND klICBEN FURNl-
TTRE. BAR FlXTUnES, &C., AT AUCTION.
t,n WEDNESDAY, 30th instant, ut 10 O'Clock
va yvil, soIi n, No 1895 Franklin street.
OSE FXf;ELLEST SEVFN-0CTAVE PIANO.
In rosewood case-an instrument of sweet
All Of The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist.
Ing of
RFnSTEADS.
BIRFAUS,
CHAIRS,
WASHSTANDS,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
CROCKERY.
ELASSW ARE,
BAR FIXTURES.
ENGRaYINGS. etc.
COOK s LAUGHTON,
mh9s Auctioucers
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

POsTPONEMENT. g..
This sale Is postponed until III DfsuN w ~
3lst day Of March instant, ut IL ~. by consent .
parties. LEGH Is nv W. Trustees.
NH 1s X. X. DUFAL.
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BY Hill Il Goddin, Auctioncers,
No. 1893 Main street.
HARDWARE, ETC.

HARDWARE, ETC.
Two CONT r 4 & T 0 RS.--NA1LOR'S
/ CAST STEEL. AnES'S SHUVELS, MA
NILLA ROPE, and BLACkSMlTIiS' TOOLS,
which we are Offering at reduced prices at 1907
Main street. WATKINS II COTTRELL. 3
NH IN, W.S,oln
WATKINS & COTTRELL, agents for
w the manufacturers of GUM BETTING,
PACKING, and RUBBER HOS. &C.
For sale, y Err RA ID BOLTlNG
CLOTH-full stock on hand-at r. duced prices. ut
1907 Main street. NH lb-M. W,S,:m
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DUTTON-HOLEA AND COMBINATION
II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1911 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND
One of the best machines ever made u does al
that auy other machine can do. MAKES BUT
TON-lIOLE S and OVER-SEAMS besides.
We take all other ACHINES In EXCHANGE,
and see this machine work. and II you want
machine you will certainly buy.
MACHINES bought, sold, repaired, &c, &c.
IN
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ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAIRING
STEAM-EEGIEES and BOILERS In city and
country: TOBACCO WORK of all kinds made
and repaired with all kinds or steam fittings for
same; PLATFORM and other SCALES ADJ
JUSTED and RErAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JCDSuN'S pATtNr SrEAM-ENGINE GOV
r'RNOR, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACkIHG, Utica Steam Gauge Company's
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauges
are warranted for 4 year. We know them to bc
the best gauge nov IN use They are LESS in price
than any other make. 4 full line OF the above ar.
.tci"s aiwa vs. on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SE1F-FFEDISG OIL-CUP, for SHAFT
tnr ami all kinds Of machinery, which yes ninety
per cent. OF Oil This il the newest and best thing
now out. Come and see Il ana us
GEORGE. u. SLOAT,
my1s A. JACKSON ADDIEGTON.
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LOANS

IF YOU WISH 70 NEGOTIATE a
l. LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE, call on
f. e. SEWBURS,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlouecr,
ia lily No. 1918 Main street.
IF YOU HAVE MONEY UPON WHICH
L you DESIRE TO GET THE BEST INTE-
REST, secured on city real estate, call on
+. b. SEWBURS,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
Ia lily No. l9l6 Main street
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W0HD AND COAX.
SEWING.MACHINES.

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING
w MACHINE COMPANY have removed to
No. 739 Msin street, corner Of Eighth. Persons
repaired at this Office. SEWING-MACHlNE
MATERIAL always OIL hand.
GEORGE Fl. BROWN,
NH 90 Agent and Sewing Machine Machnist.
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Y,OR RENT. AND POSSESSION an
l. given at once, the HOTEL. STORE 14:a
HotSEs aud sThn,ES c"mH'r rrn, az I ahrT
az EIETEEN ACRES OF GOOD LAND NJ
,aebcd. II is thought that good business can ne
don" with the stores and hotel: Terms reason
able. Aprlyto Ia NJ a 1 ~ rcnte
,oo ,,T, wSS l4sa Main street.
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s,sss s.s Ii e. III: tffsE
- - -:
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Il. X. CO.,l
March L. $50
TIiROUGE NAIL TRAINS LEAVE
l Richmond Il, 3.45 \. Il. DAILY. except SUN
DAYS, and at $50 Z. ". DiIt.E. Returning,
lcarn l'ci.rshrrg II 10 4. =. htI!,T, az" CX.
CA. slr<UkT% at f:15 !. II. DAHL.
focal trains leave Eich1mol;! AT +. NJ, .ana
Petersburg AZ $50 \. -. ilAihf, cT"cnt ~ ""
DAYS Hl!gNA> II. y ! -.
NH Is superintendent.
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NH 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-18

. AT the second session of the Probate Court
for March, held on Tuesday last, the following
business was transacted:
Administration granted on the estates Of
Margaret w. Reeves, j. j. w. Reeves admin
istrator; Benjamin Marble, Clarissa Marble
Administrative; Hannah Hardy, q. IL. Har-
mon administrator; William Cobb, H. X. Har-
mon administrator; Reuben Prince, Y. X. Har-
mon administrator; Samuel Conant, q. X. Har-
mon administrator; Jacob III. Cotton, Benja-
min True, administrator; Samuel James, Sam
uel James administrator; Abram Newbegin
Samuel S. Hersey, administrator; Mercy Lunt
a. X. Harmon administrator; Augustus Ran
dali, Thomas Randall administrator; Abial
Somerby, Hannah III. Somerby administrative
Wills proeed-Stephon Knight, Edward w.
Knight executor; James Weston, Nathan
Weston executor; Jane w. Pickett, Jerome
b. Pickett executor.
Guardians dppointed-Herbert r. Sargent,
over George w. and Cora e. Jones, minors; J.
Hall Boyd, over Margaret Boyd Hall; John G.
Cobb, over Lewis Fl. and Alfred AnthOine
Sewell Webb, over William j., Annie E. Mil
lard, Nathan l.. and Mary w. Woodbury.
5. Marrett, over James E. Marrett; Robert S.
Robinson, over George and Christie Robinson :
I.ncy A. Hall, over Edwin and Frederick w.
Hall. "
Inventories filed on the estates of-Russel Cole
Gorham; Samuel Burnell, Cane Elizabetb
John Sawyer, New Gloucester; Edwin Ryon.
son, Brunswick; William Jordan, North Var
mouth; Ezra Soule, Freeport; Margaret W.
Reeves, Portland; Rufus Beal, Portland.
accounts auooced on estates of-Alfred Whit.
tier, Freeport: Ellen M. Howard, Westbrook,
Eunice Brown, Cape Elizabeth; Collins Strout
Raymond; Robert w. Sherman, Freeport
Ohio w. Durham, Portland; Amelia Brown
Cape Elizabeth; Reuben Small, Westbrook
John Card, Brunswick; John j. Haley, Seba.
go; William Allen, Portland; Cornelius S,
Blake, minor, Portland.
Licenses granted to sell personal estates Of
Rufus Beal Portland; William Jordan, NORTH
Yarmouth; John Sawyer, New Gloucester.
Licenses granted to sell real estate ot-James
+. Blake, Harrison; Margaret W. Reeves
Portland; Geo. True, Yarmouth.
Represented observation-disclosures Hammond
Pownal; Orlando M. Marrett, Portland; Geo
M. Latham, Portland; Samuel BurDell, Cape
Elizabeth; Robert w. Sherman, Freeport
AttddUits filed on the estates of-Achsah Lib
by, Pownal; George G. Merriman, Freeport
Rufus Beal, Portland; John X. McGlincby
Portland: William Jordan, North Yarmouth
Nath' l.. Mcclellan, Portland; John Sawyer
New Gloucester.
Copies of Wills Ueriaed and established unde
act of 1867-Mary Anderson, Windham.
Children ddopted-Margaret j. jenkins
adopted by James HI. and Elizabeth Kiersted
and her named changed to Ida May Kiersted
Allowance granted to the acido,c on the estdt
of-George True, Yarmouth.
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following were the closing quotations:


NEW YORK, March 17.-Cotton firmer; sales 5000
bales; Middng uplands at 23c. Flour-sales $500
bbs.; State and Western dull: State at so "a 80;
Round Hoop Ohio at IS q 90; Western at so "a
6 80; Southern at 10 q 975. Wheat shade low
er; sales $4,000 BUSH; No. Spring at 10 q IA;
White State so; Winter Red and Amber Western
at 25 "a o. New Corn scarce and 1c better; safes
1000 bush.; new Mixed Western at SO q &c. Oats
more active; State at go a &c; Western at 81 "a
SIC Pork firmer; mess at 26 %; prime at 10 90 q
1000 Lard shade frmer; steam af 1871 9144c; ket-
tie at l44 154c. Bntter steady; Ohio at IA a 26c
State at rs q ACC. Whskey without any decided
change; Western free at 9S a 9sIc Sugar steady;
Muscovado at 81 g 10c; Havana at 10c. Coffee, Mo-
lasses and Naval Stores dull. Petroleum-crude at
14ac; refined at 264 "a 262c. Taow at g. "a 9ac.-
Linseed at 80 gold. Freights to Liverpool quiet;
cotton per steam at q 3-16d Grain Id for wheat.
CHICAGO, March 17.-Flour active at 42O@450
for Spring extras Wheat lower; No. at S34 a Sac;
No.2 at 764c. Corn quiet: No. at TIC; grade at
60 q 63c. Oats dull at 1861 q 36sc for No. 2 Rye
trmer and higher at 65A a 66c for No. 2. Provisions
dull; dry salted shoulders 9c rough sides 12c. Lard
at 13lc. Live hogs steady at an advance of zoe;
common at % q 50; fair to medium at 80 "a go;
good to choice at 90 q 25 Cattle quiet and steady
at 30 "a 25 for cows and light steers, 625 "a SIS
for fair to medium, 6 40 q 7 90 tor good shipping
steers.
NEW ORLEANS. March 17.-Cotton frmer; Mid
ding at 22fc; exports II eO3 bales; sales 1900 bales
stock 226, 435 bales.
CHARLESTON, C., March 15.-Cotton firm; Mid
dngs at 21c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-18
NEW YORK.
CITY AND VICINITY.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE loss of the banks
by the Wall street forgeries amount to a hun
dred thousand dollars. A check on the St.
Nicholas House for $50, altered to $6625, was
to-day detected in season to prevent its pay
ment.
d. c. Warnock, j ohm Mccarthy and Alfred
Groyune were foand dead in their beds this
morning.
st. Patrick's day was celebrated by grand
civic and military procession, numbering 50,-
600. 1t was a general holiday in the city.
Everything passed off quietly. Dispatches an
nounce the general observance of the day in
all the prominent cities of the country.
NEW YORK. March 17.-During an alterca-
ton on I'd avenue this evening Michael Martin
stabbed Patrick WEIGH, inficting probably a
fatal wound.
w. w. Cornell, well known iron merchant,
died this evening at Washington Heights
THE STORM.
BUFFALO, March 1.-THE Lake Shore and
Great Western trains are on time. The Grand
Trunk was six hours behind time. The Gen.
trail is blockaded by snow beyond Rochester
and there have been no trains on the Erie since
yesterday.
TRIUMPH FOR THE RAMSAY PARTY,
ALBANY, March 17.-Judge johnson of Roch-
ester, has given decision restoring the Alba
ny & Susquehanna road to the possession of
the receiver, and leaving the Ramsay party in
undisputed control of the property.