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SCHOOL VACATION
SPECIAL NOTICE.

pERSONS who have been speaking with the un-
dersigned in regard to regulating their chill
dren's teeth, and were waiting until vac ltion Will
please have hem call at once, that as much as
possible may he accomplished before the next term.
Recognizing as do the importance of more at
tention to the development and preservation OF the
chiidren's teeth, have decided that in connection
with the treatment and filling OF teeth to give
special attention to the children.
1t is impossible for the children to have handsome
and healthy permanent teeth, where their first set
is allowed to decay; that being The case, II becomes
important that parents should use every possible
means for The OF the first teeth, thereby
keeping them in their places, until the permanent
Ons demand their removal.
Having praciiced my profession in Portland for
the Of y sixteen months, and received the patronage
Of some OF the first physicians and families. to
whom have the honor OF referring, wish to pub.
lish a few of the many letters l have from pen-
tlemen occupying high professional positions.
and it is very gratifying to be recommended by So
worthv person as our American Consul Indae
Jackson, or the great physician ami snrseon mug ot
British North America, Hon. d. Mcneil Parker r..
NJ ID. once at my residence "A Free Street part,
land, one door north OF Dr. Danas. Ao''-
U. MCALASTER n n
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O.P McALASTER, D. D. s.

ooNso LATE %. OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
AZ HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA,
18th September 1868.
~ nave much pleasure'in stating that have known
"; ~ r. Nc Alaster Tor several years as a dentist
ln-Haliax. and that he has always occuped a bob
positoh both as Dentist and good citizen,
M. nj. JACKSON,
U. S. Consul.
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C0pHrtnership Notice.

The copartnership heretofore existing under the
firm hame OF Locke. Bit serve * Co.. is this day DIS
solved by mutual c6nsent, Mr.iC q. II. Meserye re-
tring.
The remaining FARMERS having associated with
them Mr.. Ihos. Il. Twitchsll lnder the firm name
of
LOCKF, TWETCHzELL g. CO,
will continue the general
Dry Goods JObbing and Commits
sion Business,
At No. ga and 56 Middl, Street.
where the books of the late firm NAV be found.
Office i'm Boston 1l5 Devonshire Street.
Agents for the
PONDICHEKRY MILLS CO., Shawls, Repelents.
Coakings and Cassimeres
PITTSFIEi-D PIONEER WOOLEN MILLS, Re-
peents and Casimeres.
FALMOUTH AND STORM KING, Repellents.
SEBAGO MILLS, Repellents.
LOCKE, rWITCHELL g. co.
Portland July II, 1870. iy1Sd&w1m
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Established Jntf 90, 1862. EoL 8.
wANTEi)

| Va ANTtD.-A LADY in every Town in fbe
~ State of Maine to canvass tor n ro~y Mnd,naI
pMa DIE emitted Wcman and her Thirty Years
wdman u, sSs book OF great value to to every
NEV Z, "a 20 ,iS S0untfy. Address. II. A. Nick EN-
NE ioo1.. ~. Elm St., Portland, Me.
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Great Bargains in Real Estate
100000 feet Of Lands and Flats
In the City of Portland.

EMBRACING many of the most beautifully loea
~ ted house lots to be had in the city. Several
store lots centrally located. Also over 500 feet
frontage on the new marginal street; some OF it
iroptng the deepest water in the lbor and afford
ing tne pest and most convenient stTes Tor wharyes
manufactures and depot grounds of any location t9
be had in the CITY,. A large portion Of the above
property will be sold at the low price of our IA cents
per SUPERFICIAL ioot and upwards With The ncreas-
ed demands for additional railroad facilities fer the
new roads now in progress, and the prospective
CROWN OF Portland, it is believed that safer and
more Tcmunerative investment in real estate cannot
be had: Enquire of Moses Gould, 55 Moth Street
y. 9. Proctor. SO Exchange Street
jun20eOd&eow7w
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Wanted Agents

EFERYWHERE to canvass for ssThe Life 0f
~ Charles Dickens,', by Mrs. p. A. Hama
ford. A book for the Million. splendid work for
Agents. Now is your time 10 make money. Ad-
dress H. A. MCKINNEY & CO., Elm ST.. Port
land, Me. aug4deod w3w
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New Method OF Washing Clothes
Up goes nay Hat for Prussia.

{ REAT order from King William, or at least
there ought TO be one for some OF my STEAM
REFINED 1RIPE; IL is the only thing OF the meat
Kind that dyspeptics can eat with any kind of
fort. The doctors al order it-in fact they eat il
themselves; one of them told me he had eaten it
fifteen times the past month: surely he knows what
Is good rom experience Another doctor told gen.
ueman from Lewiston that my IRIPE had done
more good than any one hin. in keeping the people
OF Portland in good health. l go for 1.-THE medic II
profession and never mind King William.
G. w. BELKNAP.
Portland, Aug. g. DIFF
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CORTLAND.


Wednesday, Morning, August 10, 1870.
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Gossip and Gleamiugs.

Horace Greeley has gone to the Adron-
dacks.
Illinois boasts of chickens hatched by the
sun.
Chicago will open woman's medical col
lese in the fall.
Omaha is about to build new hotel, at
cost of $4,000.
Richard Grant White willNenter the lee
ture field next season.
The Michigan agriculturalr college has
eight women students.
Bethlehem, Pa, is protected against fires
by hand engine built in 1893.
The corn crop in Kansas promises to be
larger this year than ever before.
Wisconsin is going crazy over the loca-
ton OF its proposed insane asylum.
"A Californian has made heavy bet that
Sherman will be the next president.
"A colored base ball club of Washington is
about to make tour Of the country.
Figs are so plenty in California that it
does not pay to gather and send them to mar
ket.
The Sandwich Islands have become civ
ilized enough to be distracted over divorce
laws.
Americans are said to be the greatest
wearers Of kid gloves of any nation in the
world.
The British museum library contains
100000 volumes, and is doubling itself every
fifteen years.
"A Philadelphia woman was recently in
dicted as common scold," and wonderful to
re.ate, pleaded guilty.
Gen. Robert E. Lee has consented to be-
come President of the contemplated Shenan.
doah Valley railroad III Virginia.
"A Western paper thus records the de-
mise OF favorite dog killed by lightning
stroke:
The bolt 1t few and purp he yowled
As the lightning pierced his hide;
1t snapped its vial enegies,
SO he hummxed, kicked, and died."
THE SONG THEY SANG ON SATURDAY.
Twas on the Rhine the armies lay;
70 France or no.? is't yea or nay?
They pOndered long ami pondered we'll
At length old Blucher brake the spell
"Bring here the map to mel
The road to France Is straight and free
Where is the toei' "The toe? whv here!"
We ssv heat heat hi. him FSrwa.d Or Never fsar
"We'll take it! Forward Never tearl
So throw tie bridge across the Rhine,
Methrnks the Frenchman's sparkling wine,
VIII taste.the best where grows the vnel'
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Brick House for Sale

a LOT ofland on Gross street. Enquire Of Edward
"A Howe No. "a Danforth street, or OF IL. j. Libby
No. Jag Middle street. mayt4dtt
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For Sale!

/ Cape Elizabeth. Knghtviile, lot of land with
l. STORE and HoUsetaais on. Cab at the premise
and inquire
apr1St B. CUMMINGS
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ROarders Wanted.
Rooms to Lett

EN- EN- EEL EEL accommodations for Gentleman and
" wife, pheasant parlor chambe land few ,npie
gentlemen may be had If applied lor soon, at No IS
r.anh,I" = o.. is je30itf
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WANTED.

d Small Tenement-two rooms-in the easter,y
"A part OF the city. Rent not to exceed SG 40 ner
month. Inquire at "a 1-2 Cumberland st. fe2itf
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100 Experienced agents Wanted


TssHEY cannot tail to make money. See for yaur
i selves by addressing Ii. A. MCKINNEY a. Co
Elm Street, Portland. Ne. aug3oleod w9t
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River ntanntennea

PTTTsBURG. June %. - Weather clear,
thermometer S69. Monongahela % inches
No arrivals or departures.
CINCINNATI, June 25.-River 10 feet and
10 inches and falling. Departed-SilveI
Moon for Memphis: Spray for KanaWha
Bermuda for Evansville.
CINCINNATI. June 26.-River I3 feet water
and falling. Packets arrived and departed
as usual.
LoUIsvILLE, June Standardization
from Cincinnati, and departed for 81.
Louis. The river is still declining, with 6
feet inches in the canal, feet inches in
the chute. Weather red not. Thermometer
at Pm. go.
LoUIsvILLE, June 20 Arrived: Bermuda
and Silver Moon, Cincinnati: Silver Spray,
New Orleans. Departed: BERN uda, Evans
Vile; Silver Noon. Memphis. The Silver
Spray is discharging railroad iron and
other freight, and II is doubtful whether
she Will be able to get or for Cincinnati
tonight The river Is gradually ceelining,
with feet inches in the canal and feet
4 inches in the chute. The weather in the
morning was clear and hot; in the AFTER
noon cioudy, and a light shower fell,
making the atmosphere cooler: tonight 1t
rain.
CAIRO, June o. ellie ST. Louis. Mem.
phis TO st. Louis. ppm; r. Q. Gray, Ar
kansas River 70 Louisville, A NJ; Bon
Accord, Mound City to st. Louis. IL Mary
Ann: Pittsburg TO New Orleans, II; Hor-
net, Plttsonrg TO New Orleans, II Great
kepuDHcs cairo 10 New Orleans, / PM:
America. Arkansas River to Cipefnnati
4; city of Evansville, Evansville packet
B; Belle Memphis. St. Louis to Memphis. =.
River fallen 5 inches. Light rain thie
afternoon. Cloudy. Mercury $50.
CAIRO, June 2e.-Wauanita, st. LouIs to
Cincinnati, 3 n Colorado, VicksburR to
81. Louis, IL; BoaZ, Pittsburg 10 New Or
leans. IL; Dick Fulton No. 8. Pittsburg 10
New Orleans. IL Shark, New Orleans TO
81. Louis, AN; Richmond, New Orleans
10 IT. Louis, Moons City of Cairo. st. Louis
TO Ntcksburg, p NJ; IdlewiId, Evansville
PACKET. o; -: Joseph, 81. Louis to Mem
pals. 5; Edlnburg, Cincinnati TO New or.
leans. % shamrock, st. Louis to Cincin-
natl 8; 3allaiin, Memphis 10 st. Louis g.
The river fell inches. Weather cloudy.
Mercury So.
ST. LOUIS, June 26.-Arrived-Mary Da-
wage and barges, and Hawkeye No. 3,
from PIttsburg; r. Labar9e, from Fort
Union; Belle Lacrosse, from st. Paul |:
Belle st. Louis, from Memphis: Kate Rob-
tnson, from Cincinnati Departed-None.
River falltog again. The weather is clear
and very warm, mercury ranging from go
ST. LOUIS. June 25.-ArrIved: Rob Roy.
Departed: Rob Roy, Keokuk: ST. Joseph.
Memphis; Mary Mcdonald, Omaha !;
Shamrock, Cincinnati: st. Johns Dayen-
port; Minneapolis, st. Paul: City Of Cairo,
Nicksburg; Henry Ames and Pauline Car
roll. New orleans: Kate Putnam. Pitts
burg; Lady Pike, Wenona. River station
airy. weather extremely warm.
MEMPHIS June 28.-Weather clear and
warm River falling. Up-Rubicon and
Virginia. Down-Great Repnbic.
MEMPHIS, June q. Weather cloudy and
warm. River rising slowly. Up Rich
mond, Gallat1n, Grand Tower. Minneola.
DoWn-City OF Alton, Natchez, r. e. Lee.
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THE MARKETS
Now York Market.


BY Ielegraph.l NEW YORK, June Is.
COTTOg-Quiet and unchanged; sales
OF 200 bales at 2lc for middlIng upIands.
FL9UR-Receipts 1l.787 bbls; dull and
@5 40 for supernne western and State
% 60d5 80 for extra do; s. 95G0 IS for good
To choice do; SIS 9046 20 for white wheat
S. o0a9 . for extra st. Louis
RYE FLoUR-Quiet auu steady; sales of
LOO barrels at 81 75G7 so.
CORN MEALs-Qutet and UNCHANGED
WHIsKY-Fairiy active and hrmer; sales
o .tl ~ barrels at Sl9l OH; closing hrm at
the latter price.
WHEAT = Receipts sfI4l bushels: nm
eenak2ged sales 10000 bushels at 81 258i q
Tor 10. Chicago; 81 3003I 30 for No. 2Ail-
sI ~ zee ,s. q q for unsound Minnesota;
81 4ogi ~ Tor winter red and amber west
err ~ lot choice winter red State.
EE a1.- SRdesi and Unchanged.
ana S!g5e lower; sales OF 800 bushels AZ
9OcgSl for new mixed western: Al 02L for
OARS = Receipts 27.Iso bushels. anil
heavy and lower; sales OF ], 500 busbAfa 81
6l@63c for western; $4,000 for OHIO and
HAY-Quiet.
HoPs-Firms with a moderate business
LEATHER-Hemloeks sole In fair demand
WooL-Dun ana unchanged; sales of
$4,000 pounds domestic fleece at 4595Oc;
CoFFEE-Duil and unchanged.
RIcE-Firm: small sales al SaSz.
OLASSES-NOminal.
sUeAR-steady; sales of $50 hhds Mus.
cavado at 999E.
PETRoLEUM-Quietat lac for crude, and
265< for refined.
ALcoHoL-Lower at 50 O21<a2 O5.
PoRK-More steady; sales OF 30 bbls at
Ky Ky 0OgS0 % for mess; e22a23 SO for prime;
20 40Y2o Tor prime mess; also $50 bbIs mess
seller August at $50.
BEEF-steady and unchanged; sales Of
100 bbs. Beef hams quiet at s29a35. TIerce
peer dulI; midd!es quiet; sales Of 30 boxes
CUT Enthusiastically; sales OF 100 pkgs at
ll29l2N for shoulders, and l6Nai9e for
hams.
LARD-Heavy and lower; sales OF 90
Llerces a. l11Sgl69 for steam; 161<0l6k for
kettle rendered; also 100 tieTceg nrime
steam. June and August, at l6c
BUTrER-Steady at 14a27c for western.
CHEEsE-Quiet 40 7d9I41S.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
DR.. RnnnIng,s Lecture

Tonight is the night of DR.. Ban
ning's Lecture, on Nervous People. .
The following is the letter of invita-.
ton sent the DIR. at Henderson, Ky
Our readers will notice that it has the
names of leading medical men, who
would be the last to oountenauce men
of doubtful principles or practice.
EVANSVILLE, june q, 1870.
DIR. Z. p. Banning, Henderson, KY:
DEAR SIR: Understanding that you
will shortly be in this city, we. the
undersigned, would request you to
deliver your lectures on Mechan-
zeal Physiology" in this city.
Very respectfully,
Nj. j. BRAY.
A. M. OWEN.
]. f. HILLIARD,
Il. r. SMITH,
j. G. BIERBOWER,
and many others.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CIEoIHNATT, June Is.
FLoUR-Dull and dropping; there ia no
demand, and prices are nominal
WHEAT-Dull: unsound rel winter was
offered az 81 lS@l ~ but there were no
buyers
CoRS-Dull M B5c
OATs-Unotan ged and duh az 55aGOe,
CorroN-Duii at zoe for middiinR; no
sales.
TOBACCO Unchanged and quiet.
WIifsKY-Lower. but in better demand
ly asking CSC
MESS PORK Quiet at $40 rs.
BULK MEATs-Held at lIsz0Ifs<c
BACoN-l31Sc for shoulders and i6I< 0I7Jzo
for sides, with SIN all sales.
sU9AR-oURED HASLs-2lc, and firm.
LARD-Heid at l0c.
BUTTER-DaIl at l6a20c for fresh Central
Ohio, and 20g2c for Western Reserve,
EGGS-Dull at l4a15c
IIIHsEED OIL-sl 08aI 10, and dull.
LARD OIL-st l20l 10 for extra
sUGAR-Firm at l09I21Sc for raw.
GoLD-lil, buying
ExCHAEGE-Duil8 ct l-1O discount buying.
MONEY MARREr-Quiet at 8e9l0 per cent.
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A PALACE OF BEAUTY.-Messrs
w. 4. French 4 Co., opened up their
magnificent new storeroom on Satur-
day evening, and lighted it up for the
first time. Hundreds of ladies and
gentlemen called in to view and ad-
mire. The unanimous verdict was
that it surpasses anything of the kind
in chaste beauty and good taste, that
has been attempted in the West. The
walls and ceiling are papered with
finest French paper, giving it the ap-
pearance of having been succeed.
Many of the panels are ornamented
with allegorical figures, representing
the seasons and the grand divisions
Of the globe.
Everything about this magnificent
establishment is arranged with the
most consummate taste, and with Its
spacious show windows, 6 by IL feet,
with its adornings. gives the estab-
lishment an air of superlative grand
eur. The papering was done BY
Messrs. Ramage & Harness, of Dayton.
The joiner work is by Mason & Tai
bot, and has elected many eompli-
ments from other mechanics, and the
painting is by MeGrew, and is in his
best style. OF the display of elegant
carpets paper-hangings and other
house furnishing goods, it is unneees-
sary to speak. Messrs. French & Co.
are well known to keep up with the
times. Call aud see them, No. 63,
Main Street.
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RrnDnanIH.

GsEALED PROPOSALS. win be reoaiv-
- ed at my once until JULY 2, 1870, at
10 o'clock An. for graTeilug about one
mile of the road leading from the city to
the Oak Hill Cemeterys also about the
same distance Of the road leading Go the
locust Hill Cemetery. The track on each
ROAD 70 pc made Is feet wide and one foot
9eepi eight Inches I'm depth OF screened
'JnlO River gravel, and four inches Of cOn-
glomeraLe gravel Grading not included
IN SonlLacL. Payments made In one two
anu thtee years per cent. bonds Issued
In eq9al amounts by the city and county;
samples OF materials to be used 70 be fur-
nished with the bids. Payment made as
the Work progressesi % per cent. retained
until the completion OF the work. The
Board Of Commissioners retain the right
to reject any or all the bids
VICTOR BISCH, AZ. ". o.
EVANSVILLE, June "a. 1870. le25. d&Wtd
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Louisville Market.

By telegraph LOUISVILLE, June 25.
BAGGING-Firn 2 pound hemp and fax
3Oc. ~
COTroE-Dull and lower; mIddiIpa Iqc.
ELoUR-Quiet and firm; extra family
s. so.
9RAIS-Nomlnal and prices unchanged
PRovIsToEs-Qu ct, arm and prices un-
changed.
WHIsKY-Raw 81 GOAL o.
ToBACCO-Sales OF 2O4 hhda at R5 O0a7 11
for n osted trash 70 luRs: 81 5O720 "a f,1r
common TO good leaf.
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European Markets.

By Telegraph LONDON, June ..
Consols for money 9256; account on.
American securities steady; G3's 901<; 1910
S85< 65's 80: SIS S914; Erie's 1917; I. G. ll3;
q. W. %; stocks, easier.
ANTWERP, June p Petroleum. firm.
PARIS. June 25.-Bourse closed dull: rem
ties 72f &c.
LIVERPOOL, June 25.-Cotton quiet and
steady; middling uplands 109lO16; Or
studs frmer. California white wheat los
Sd red western No. 2 IS: winter 9s Sd@9s Cd.
Western -four Cts Sd. Corn mixed 3lB Cd.
Oats D sd. Barley IS. Peas 38s. Pork 102s
Sd. Beef Ills. Lard Cos Cd. Cheese 68s.
Bacon Sos Cd for Cumberland cut; 62g for
short rib. Spirits p>troleum l0d; refined
Is cd.
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By Telegraph NEW YORK, June %.
The usual quiet pertaining to the last
day OF the week at this season is sensibJV
visible. There Is not much change in
prices, but the market is far from buoyanf,
especially FOR heavy brown sheetings and
drilis. We quote Stark A and A moskeaR
sneetlngs At l3Z9l4c; Appleton A and
Waehusetts are held at l4Izc; white Attain
TIC a sells at l5c; Cabot A ranges from I3c
70 l4c, ana Golden Ridge at I0Z@lIc; Gold
Medal Dleached 33-inch muslin II reduced
10 lO1Sc, and Skaters 33-ineh same price,
Prints steady, with but little doing 10 be-
ing DetWeen seasons delaines are out OF
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THE FIGHT ON FIRST STREET Mr..
Charles Tharling, the drayman, who
was engaged in the little muss on
Friday evening. explains his part in
it, by saying that Martin Miller, the
porter, abused and threatened him
until further forbearance was impos-
sible. Mr.. Tharling then knocked
Miller down. when Miller attempted
to strike him with a weight as de-
scribed, and being prevented by q
bystander. he threw. the weight at the
peace maker. Mr.. Tharliug's account
is substantiated by other witnesses of
the affair, who blame Miller alto
gether.
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HOMICIDE AT OwENsBoRo.-Prl-
vate accounts from Greensboro, state
that feeling of business rivalry be-
tween William Pate and j. E. Jarboe,
of that place, led Pate to make an
attack on Jarboe with a horse-whip,
on Friday afternoon, when Jarboe
drew a pistol and shot Pate, killing
him instantly. Jarboe was arrested
and held to bail for examination On
Tuesday.
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~ T. G. BridwelI Il Co., corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and RockbridRe Aim Waters.
ieI7-tf
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81. Lnnia Market

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, June Is.
IoBAcco-Steady and unchanged.
COTTON-Dull at 2Jc
HEMP-Duli 81 tl40al75 for undressed
ELOUR-Unchangeds ana business small
tsli upernne 81 40e4 IS; x 81 80; Xxx IS II
WHEAT -prtng lower, soc: No 3 fall On
&c lower; No. 2 81 coal W.: choice gI 80.
CoRN-Dull; dealers report small sales
mixed S3goic; white 98c8sI %.
OATB-Dull and unsettled at 54MlFjc,
RYE-Steady At S0dS2c.
WHIsKY-ClOsed lower: 81 o..
GROCERIES-Duila and unchanged.
doing.
PoRK-s5O 90 for heavy; loose dry salt
hams l6Lc.
BAcoN-Clear rib IN half casks I6L@lGsz.
LARD Dull at 15M9I6c. 20
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FIRE ON SATURDAY MORNING.
The alarm which was sounded about
half past three. on Saturday morning,
was caused by fire breaking out in
a charcoal warehouse, near the corner
of Pine and Water Streets, which was
extinguished before any considerable
damage was done.
While on the return home, an axle
of the Eclipse Hook and Ladder
truck broke from an old flaw, disa
bling that usefullinstitution fer several
DAYS.
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Manifest of the Steamer Quickstep, from
Cairo to Evansville, June 25, 1870:
A z Shrader, 81 hhds tobacco; Martin,
Gardner & Co. IL hhds do: Armstrong,
% bdls chair splits; J Schuster. 8 packages
mdse: j w Rocker q Co, tons OF scrap
iron; Mr. Finch, l skIff: Joseph Nichtern.
soda fountain; III ii Umble, 3 bundles w
bags.
RESHIPPING.
Louisvilie-Pickett Warehouse, ~ hhds
tobacco; Spratt & Co, box do: 8 Long,
hhds do; Lamont q Mccormick, q bbIs
whisky.
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HH- This certifes that 1 have re.
ceived of the atlantic Mutual Life,
of Albany. N. Y, $1,000. being the
amount of insurance of my late hus
band, VIM. II. KlusmaD, through
their General Agents, Jones q Catch,
of this city, and in accepting the
same. beg leave to return my sincere
thanks to the Company aud Agents,
and take pleasure in recommending
the Atlantic as reliable aud prompt.
ct THERESE KLUsMAN.
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THERMOMETER RANGE.-The fol-
lowing record is taken in one of the
coolest places in the city. The Their
mometer at the JOURNAL Office rang
ing generally about four degrees
higher:
.Satwday-6 A NJ. 76o; 9AM., 92';
noon, 940; PM, 8So; 6P.M., $50.
Sunday-6 AN. 740; 8 AN, Sc /;
I'm, 9O0; 3 PM, 9Oo; PM, $50.
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Chicagn Mnrknt.

BY telegraph CHICAGO. June %.
EXCHANGED Unchanged
FLoUR-Duli and weak.
WHEAT-Quies at 81 O8LzaI I2J% cash and
81 1OzMl IA, seller July, closing al 81 III
cash: unchanged this afternoon.
CoRN-l4l1Se lower; 70%@S0% for No. 2,
closing at the outside.
OATS-l9l1zc lower, closing at 5l@5fc.
RYE-Lower. closing az 83c.
BARLEY-Dull.
HIGHwrNKs-Flr az 9Ga87c for IRON
bound.
PRoYIsIoEs-Quiet and UNCHANGED.
common TO choice.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-27

RECORDERS CoURT.-Captain Will
lard had only one subject on whom to
exercise his judicial powers. on Sat
urday. w. G. Cutter, a young colored
buck, was fined IS % for carrying a
concealed revolver. Cutter paid, and
cent out"