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The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06
domestic News.
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ANNIVERSARY AT ST. CATHERISE's HALL.
Especial Dispa,ch by the Internal ;onal Iine.l
TAUGUsTA, July 5.-The second anniversary
at St GATHERINGS Hall will take place in this
city tomorrow. This evening Bishop NeeIy
delivered very fine Barcaaurate address be.
fore the pupils and large audience at St.
Marks church. A considerable number of the
clergy and friends and patrons of the school are
present and others are expected Tomorrow
The results of this institution the past year have
been very satisfying to its friends.
ITO Associated Pressl
THE FOURTH IN BANGOR,
BANGOR, July 5.-The Fourth passed off
quietly in this city, there being no public oh.
servance of the day. Tie Jameson Guards,
who took part in the Portland celebration. re-
turned to-day. They speak in the highest
terms OF their warm reception and kind atten-
ton by the Portlanders.
INDIANS DROWNED
Two Indians named Joseph Attean and
stephen Tomar OF Oldtown and q white man
named Edward Conley of Houlton were
drowned yesterday morning by the swampng
OF batteau in which they were going over
Island falls on the west branch of the Penob-
scot. A!tean was a son OF the Governor of the
Penobscot Indians.
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STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosToy-35 bdls
pipe, baskets champagne, casks oil, ties lc-d 35
coils cordage, 2horse cars, 300 bbls cement a pkgs
furniture, bd!s iron, safe, 80 kegs white lead
bdls hoops, 26 bbs crockery, 4S dem Johns, 10 bbls
apples horses, carriage. crates oerckery, bug
gy, rolls ead 10 bbls pork, 10 bds sneet ron rolls
lead half bbls picked lines, 15 bdls chair stock
6bls green peas, 10 cases and 10 bales domestcs 20
Dxs soap, bags coffee. 4 rolls carpeting. 25 bxs
cheese, loo pkgs to Princes Express 100 do order
For Canada and up country, 1l2 empty barrels, 2
Is bales WOOL 20 bdls leather CASKS soda ash car,
riage, buggy, 12O pkgs to order.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 199 cans milk, 4eO
Dds Hour, car handles, do bark, do corn, 23 do
flour.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS.&C. dowels, 16 bxs
eggs cases carpets, II veals telegraph poles
6oO0 lumber, 10 m shingles, 81 cases merchandise
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

PERsoNAL.-A short time ago Rev. Hugh g.
Carpenter, the first pastor of the State Street
Church in this city, severed his connection
with the Westminster Presbyterian Church in
Brooklyn, N. Y, of which he has for several
years been pastor, and inaugurated system of
free services in the private chapel OF the Pres
Dytera Institute in Brooklyn, which have Prov
ed a complete success large portion of his
old congregation f1ocking to hear him.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

In the Advertising columns of this days pa
per the Casco Street Sabbath School promise
sail to the islands and superb clam-bake-all
for 80 cents. We understand tho committee
who furnished such nice bake last wear are to
serve this year, and that they are planning for
one on mammoth scale. If this be so we
predict for Evergreen Landing host of hap
py people tomorrow. Tickets may be had at
315 Congress street, Exchange street and at
the steamer on Custom House wharf
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France.


PARIS, Jnly 5.~The heat is intense again.
The recent rains were light, and afforded only
atemporary and partial relief from the drought.
In Brattany the drought is so severe that
farmers are selling their cattle at 2 cents a
pound. In Paris, however, the butchers still
Keep up the high price of meats. The provin-
cal Journals concur in estimating the grain
crop at IA below the average.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

ARREST FOR RLARcENY-Yesterday morning
Oscar Sylvester complained at the police sta
tion that he had been robbed by one George w.
Booker, fellow from Hallowell, who slept
with him at the Portland House on Monday
night Booker got up in the middle of the
night, stole $35 out Of Sylvester's vest and
then left for Washington street, where he passed
the night Deputy Sterling started as soon as
he heard the complaint and soon arrested the
thief at house on Washington street. A girl
with whom Sylvester was on terms of intimacy,
was also arrested aud portion of the money
recovered.
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w WARRINGTON,
THE ADJOURNMENT.

WASHINGTON, July 5-Some Senators are
desrous of extending the time fixed tor ad-
lournment ten days, being apprehensve that
by the 18th inst. the necessary business cannot
be transacted, but the House will not consent
believing that with less talking in the Senate
there would be no difficulty in adiourning at
the time named
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

HAYDN AssocIATIoN-The last rehearsal for
the season Of the Haydn Association, will be
given at Mechanics Hall this evening, to which
the public will be admitted at Is cents per
ticket. A notice in another colu mn gives full
particulars. L..
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For THE IsLANDs.-It will be seen by the
advertisement Of the steamer LEY, that the
excursion public will now be better aecommo-
dated than heretofore; the LILY makes sis
trips each way daily, the first at 80 a. M, and
the last at 5 As .. m.
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TELxGRAputC uTEux

The Orleans princes have petitioned for the
restoration of their property in France.
France will not give her consent to the pro-
posed candidature of the Hoheuzollem prince
to the crown of Spain, but will propose Con-
gress OF the great powers to settle the ques-
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ANOTHER GIANT STRIDE has been made in
chemical science. PHALoN's VTALIA, OR SAL
WALTON FOR THE HAIR, is an astonishing i'm
provement on all preparations for restoring the
natural color of gray hair heretofore known.
tits pellucid, cooling, limpid, inodorous, and
never-failing, and has no sediment Sold by
all druggists and fancy goods dealers. sf
M oI1
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sand wich Eslandy.

SAN FRANCISCO July 5-The anniversary of
Christianity. on the Hawaiian Islands, was
celebrated with unusual enthusiasm The en-
tire population from that aud adjacent districts
and many persons from other Island attended,
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

AccIDENT.-As Mr.. Perry of Cape Elizabeth,
was driving his wagon along Commercial street
yesterday afternoon, near Staples foundry,
with led horse behind, the led horse took
fright at the whistle of locomotive and ran
into the wagon breaking off one of the hind
wheel and njuring himself very severely.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

On Saturday last a shoe store on Middle
street sold two hundred and seventy two pairs
OF boots aud shoes at retail, amounting to seven
hundred and seventy-seven dollars We will
wager big apple that the proprietor of that
store advertises in the daily papers.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

ADDRESS R. V. Pierce, M. D., 1873 Seneca
street, Buffalo, N. Y, and get pamphlet on
Catarrh free, or send sixty cents and get DE-.
Sages Catarrh Remedy. Five hundred dol
lars reward is offered by the proprietor for a
case of Catarrh in the head which he cannot
cure. Sold by druggists. Look out for cou,s-
teJeits and acorthless limitations. The genuine
F.. has DIR. Pierce's private Government Stamp
it. Gut this out, as you may never see it
again. Hlt ie3O-tst&w
EUREKA! EUREKA!! EUREKA!!! What?
Natures sovereign remedy for healing the
sick. DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext, or Golden Medi-
cal Discovery combines in harmony more of
Natures most valuable medical properties than
was ever before combined in one medicine.
For the cure of all coughs, whether acute or
lingering, it has proven its superiority over ev-
erything else. For "Torpd Liver" or "BIli-
iousness," and for Constipation of the bowels
it is a never-failins remedy. AS BLOOD fu-
rifier for the cure of Pimples, Blotches, Erup-
tions and all humors, it is unequalled. Sold
by druggists. . Jy6-wts&w
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

COOP TINE COMING The Second Parish So
ciety and Sabbath School are making arrange
ments for their annual excursion and picnic.
They have engaged the steamer Chas. Hough-
ton, which will convey them, with their friends
and the public, to South Freeport, on Friday,
18th inst. All who remember the delightful
trip last year, will want to join them on this
occasion
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LONDON, July 5-11.30 A. NJ. - Consols % for
money and account.
American securites-U. S. 5-2O's, 1862, 90I; do
1885, old, 9cs: do 1861, s9I: U. 1040s, ssi. Erie
shares 10. Illinois Central shares 1l4t. Atlantic &
Great Western shares 2s.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

AN ACCIDENTAL OMIssIoN-In our account
of the High School exhibition, by an unac-
countable oversight, there was no mention
made of Miss Princes "Grl's Prophecies" 1t
was entirely unntentional, for they were par
ticularly bright and witty and we had especial
ly mentioned them, but the sheet of paper on
which report OF them was written, was stuck
to another sheet and was thus overlooked.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

The members and friends of the Chestnut
Street M. e. Society and Sunday School will
take their annual excursion to Saco River, to-
morrow Thursday, July 7th) leaving the
Portland s. Rochester depot, at the foot of
Chestnut street, at quarter past seven A. M.
Barnum will be in attendance with refresh
ments.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

EOwINa to the pressure upon our columns
following the holiday, we have placed some
editorial articles, news, Sc, upon the first
page of this mornings paper.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENTS T.-Councilman
John W. SWEET Of Ward 2 entertained at 91-2
A. M, Monday, and during the day, the City
Government and other friends at his fine resi-
dence on Congress street opposite India street.
1t was most bountiful and delicious feast,
and the worthy host was the recipient of hearty
congratulations and expressions of goodwill
"irom one and ALL"
The officers of the Portland Light Infantry
and Portland Mechanic Blues entertained the
officers of the visiting companies and also Gov.
Chamberlain and staff at the office of Capt. G.
2. Mattocks Of the Infantry, No. SO Middle
street, during the day. A most excellent and
plenteous repast served to refresh the inner
man after the fatigues of the long marches.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

SYMPATHY is lovely and beautiful; it exhib-
its the angelic part of human nature. The
family who has never had j. Monroe Taylor's
Cream Yeast Baking Powder has our sympa-
fIv
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

SAVE one profit by buying your Mems and
Boys clothing of Grin Hawkes. & Co., Manu-
factnrere, 20e Congress street.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

NEW LOT just received Of those $8 90 Double
and Twist suits-the best suit for the price in
town, at Durans, foot of Exchange street
ie3(tfSys -...Its
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The time placed after the yachts being the
time they passed the judges stand. The yacht
"Slasher" was Harpswell yacht.
The following table shows the time each
yacht passed Custom House wharf OIL the re-
turn also the time of race.
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Brief Jettiu0s.

The Allen mail steamer Peruvian, from Lv-
erpool, with 35 cabin, and 352 steerage passen-
gers passed Farther Point on Sunday at $50
M, and arrived at Quebec the same evening"
There were 81 certificates of marriage filed
with the City Clerk during the month of June.
Hon, John b. Brown and wife returned home
from their trip to San Francisco on Saturday
night
The horse cars carried 5,034 passengers over
their city routes and ,781 on the Westbrook
route on Monday.
Some heather invaded Mrs. Carrell's garden
on Park street, on Sunday night and tore up
many plants and did other damage. They also
overturned fountain in the garden OF L. D.
Shepley, on the same street.
BY Typographical errer in Mondays paper
we gave the birthday OF Rev. Mr. Bailey as the
4th instead of the 9Th of July. The Transcript
is pleased to notice the same.
There was quite serious row on the City of
Richmond on her trip from Bangor Sunday
night. A crowd of roughs went ON board at
Bangor and attempted to enter the ladies'
cabin. During the fight which ensued the
mate had his cheek badly bitten. The Jame-
son Guards were called upon but before they
were required to assist, Capt. Dennison went
through the crowd of roughs in grand style. and
put them ashore at Rockland. s
The p. S. and P. r. r. brought and return
ed about $500 people over their road Monday,
and the p. & r. Railroad about 1900 either
way. 'a1
The Ocean Insurance Company have declar
ed semi-annual dividend of 8 per cent, pay
able on and after yesterday.
There were 81 people in the station Monday
night for drunkenness.
"a Cool Spot in Hales window is one of
Browns latest and best.
The barque Josephine, Capt. Haven, lying
at Deake's wharf, was elegantly decorated with
flags ahd streamers on the Fourth.
Tho smashing of glass Monday night drew
the police to the corner of Brown and Congress
streets, and while they were looking at q crack
ed pane of glass and fancying they saw bull
let hole, one of the party climbed the lamp
post and lighting the gas afforded an explana-
ton by showing the demolished lantern.
We hear of acts of mischief and rowdyism
on the Fourth by young men who mistake lib
erty for lawlessness. A newly married couple
in this city were visited by a rude serenade and
molishiDg the glass.
In Saccarappa gang of rowdies attacked
signs, fences, ETC., and finding the village bell
chained, pounded it with a stone much to the
annoyance Of the sick and others. A reward
has been offered for their arrest.
The police, in their new and tasty caps and
uniforms, and armed With the traditional 90
Gusts" of their profession, looked exceedingly
neat on Monday at the head of the battalion,
and their good appearance was creditable to
the city.
Our historical readers will notice the meet
ing of the State Historical Society.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

The QUESTION SETTLED.-Those eminent
men, DR.. Jas. Clark, Physician to Queen Vic
toria, and DR.. Hughes Bennett, say that con-
sumption can be cured. DR.. Wistar knew this
when he discovered his now widely known
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, and experience has
proved the correctness OF his opinion.
iv5-pOd &nw1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

PORTLAND ARMY AND NAVY UNION.-A reg
ular meeting of the P. A. and N. U. was held
in their new hall, situated in Browns block
corner Congress and Brown streets. 1t is in
size 2Ox35 feet, having two convenient alcoves
for their library. The Association has newly
painted, tinted and carpeted the room into
freshness, and by pictures and various designs
have given it an inviting air. .,.t
The meeting was called to order at p. m.
when DR.. Gordon, the President, made some
remarks: That tonight was new era for the
Army and Navy Union. That changes are
dangerous. There are changes both of decay
and of growth. He reviewed the history of the
Association, dwelling on the love they bore
their first hall, their homestead. He congratu.
lated the comrades on their new hall. That
here they received the inspiration of nearness
like as they were wont to in the war, when they
touched the elbow. He dwelt on how they
would, when years rolled by, venerate this As
socia.ion, then, perhaps, a small band only a
remainder of former days. That all before him
were tried friends; that many when the fresh
memories of the war just passed through had
faded, had dropped by the wayside. He ex-
horted them to perpetuate the Association,
founded on such glorious principles.
The Secretary read the minutes of previous
regular and special meetings. Mr.. Patterson
reported several names for membership. Re-
port of Committee on Anniversary was accept
ed. Mr.. Somerby withdrew his resignation,
but afterwards withdrew it for one year. Com
munications from three members requesting
honorable discharge were read by the Secreta-
ry. Mr.. Lockhart moved vote of thanks to
the National Bank for kindness, &c., while oc-
cupying their rooms Mr.. Hodgdon moved
that the officers compose committee for revis-
ing the Constitution. Adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

Go to Burleigh's 81 Middle street, and get
your clothing at less price than the small
manufacturers can buy the cloth. We mean it.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

The Pasha Ali Coffee advertised in this pa
per is rich, pleasant and aromatic. Try it.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

SOME LADIES suffer dreadfully with the
headache, and this causes their hair to fade.
NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE is a sure reme-
dy for the ache and will restore the color of
blanched. gray or faded hair. For sale by all
Druggists. jye-2t
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1 wheat for three days were 1851
'ricon. Spirits Turpentine 273s.
Freights.
July 2-Frejghts-I

PHILADELPHIA, July 2-Freights-The follow
ing are the rates from Port Richmond tor the
week week ending July TT Bath 81 90; Portland
e. o 0o' kocknort 81 rs; Portsmouth 81 10; Boston
q W g S2o5; Chelsea 81 co.; Charlestown 500:
farnaven ~ ~ 75r Fall River 81 75 Gloucester s2 2o
s lynn ~ anu uls ~ 20; Medford 50 40; Newburyport
sa,o; Neponset 50 90; New Bedford 81 IS; koxbury
Sl75. ''" S'
,HAvANA, june 25.1Freishts have been duller, but
higher rates were paid owing to actual scarcity of
vessels here and at near ports The charters are:
For New York-American bark S w Holbrook, $50
hhds Nola.ses Matanzas, at SO 30 ID 1O gals: do DO
Oe;an Home $50 hhds Sugar, do, at So; do brig Ra-
5000 boxes do, do, at $50. Portand-Br brig Isabel
40 hhds Sugar in Matanzas, at So 80, and coucen-
trated do at S5. Shipping is active in Sagua though
eurtailed by the prices exalted by holders Of SUGAR
The American brig Camilla was taken for North of
Cape Hatteras at 81 80 P hid. Sugar; the do Ma
rne, for do Molasses, at So " ITO gall, and the do
Mary nj Williams, for do, Sugar private terms =
The Callao, OF 600 hhds. capacity. finds DO takers
Baltimore-Er brig j Poledo, 500 hhds. Molasses in
Matanzas, at So 81 P ITO gals Phadelphia-Amer-
lean bark Ellen Stevens, C20 do do, d., same rate.
North OF Cape Hatteras-American schr John Crock
er, 3l5 do do, under deck, hence, and Augustin
Kobbe 800 boxes Sugar. in Matanzas, at 42s Cd " ton
in full.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

PANlC-STRUCK BEAUTY.-It is a terrible
shock to charming woman--indeed, to ANY
woman, to find that her teeth are sbeginning
to CO." Never will any human being who uses
the fragrant SozoDoNr, make THAT discovery.
"SPALD1NG's GLUE" no well-regulated fami-
ly VIII De without it. jy4-eod1w
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and Vicinity.


New Advertisements this Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
The Last Rehearsal. d. .Fhis Evening.
A Broadside for Humbues.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Fdrniture. Geo. w. Parker & Co.
Genteel Furniture. -. r. o. Bailey AZ Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
NJ. G. NJ. A.. II. f. Pingree.
Maine Historical Society.
To Rent. wv. II. Jerris.
Lost Cape.
Reed Organ Companion.
For Sale. Fence.
Portland Rolling Mills. -. Geo. Il. b. jackson.
10 Horses for Sale.
Dissolution. >. j. & c. j. Barbour.
Dissolution. >. Dirigo Suspender Co.
Twenty Horses for Sale on Plum st.
Lost. Pin.
Found. Money. 30. M. s. E. P. Brooks.
Wanted. :. Situation.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

FAMILIES VISITING Boston can find no bet
ter accommodations than suite of rooms at
the AMERICAN House, with bath rooms, clos
cts, g.. Close to principal places of business
and amusement.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

IF you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper & Co.'s, 109 Federal street. They keep
all kinds OF Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store inthe city. Try
them. Nav 5-tf.
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h. IA. HUNT,
Qammiasion Marnhant and Au0tionaAr

MO. 3I6 Congress ST., will sell every evening a
IN large assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods will be sold during the day in lots to suit
purchasers at wholesale prices. Cash advanced all
descriptions OF goods. Consignments not limited.
February II, 1868. dit
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THIRD CLASS.

lliue OI TaSSln1 lime or Race.
Soop Whisper, 4h 3sm 55sec Oh SIN ssec.
Schr LAUREL So 40 2 Is SO
81 Slasher unc'd4 81 SO
In the first class the first prize of $75 was
awarded to the Ethel the second of $50 to
the Ray.
In the second class, the Nettle took the first
prize Of $50; the Ella the second of 1926.
In the third clase, the Whisper took the first
prize of $50; the Laurel, the second of 1926.
The yachts were all handled splendidly and
the crews were frequently greeted with ap-
plause, and the lwaving Of handkerchiefs on
board the excursion steamers, whichlfollowed
them over the course. The BAY had the mis-
fortune to have to race without her shoe, but
nevertheless took the secondiprize for her class.
The yacht "Alarm" earned first rate reputa-
ton. At the start she was lying way up by
the Cape Elizabeth bridge, started last and
passed seven out of eleven OF the yachts. 1t
was race that even Devoted Yachtsman''
of Wilkes Spirit would have been satisfied
with.
TRIAL OF STEAM F,2E ENGI.,Es.
AT about four o'clock the parade of the
steam fire engines took place that were to COM
pete for the silver trumpet or its equivalent
A procession was formed in front of City Hall
composed of Portland No. 2, Cumberland No.
and Casco No. 8, with their hose carriages,
and escorted by Washington Hook and Ladder
No. and the Forest City Band. The fremen
were attired in uniforms Of red shirts and black
pants while the steamers with their carriages
| were elegantly decorated with boquets of
flowers The force was under the command of
Chief Engineer Leonard Pennell assisted by
Assistant Engineers Russell ,Merrill, Ayers and
Cloyes. The procession marched to CONNER
cial street where the trial was to take place
The crowd was as dense here as it had been
everywhere else during the day. The judges
were Messrs. I. B. ToIf0rd, Charles Nash and
G.. d. Walden. The result was as follows, the
rule being that the steamers should play
through 200 feet of hose with an inch and a
quarter nozzle at 90 pounds OF steam.
Cumberland Cumberland .19S feet inches
| IoAu z. ..........................1 197
| Casco o'''... .......................1 ..198 " l
Machig0nne did not contend. The prize
was awarded to Cumberland 3, and after the
trial the other companies escorted her to her
house. Casco met with an accident whlle
playing by the breakage of a cross head, caus-
ing her to stop.
| THE HORSE RACES
Forest City Park received its proper share oil
attention and it was a good day and good
track.
The first race was for a premium of 1926
open to all horses which never beat 2m. 4Osec
and there were four entries as follows:
Jason Russell names .Brown Nathan" III
S. Hazetine names Hard Road" 222
| PHI. Bradley names "Billy Button" dist
John Sawyer names "Snow Ball." dist
Time in last heat Pm Assoc.
Purse OF 1925 to Brown Nathan.
The second race was open to all horses
which never beat three minutes.
c. e. Stevens names "Portland Girl," III
A. Russell names "Fanny Mac" 22s
Time of last heat 3m.
Purse Of $50 to 'Portland Girl"
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

LIVERPOOL. July 5-l1.3O A. M-Cottop frmey.
sales 1O,000 bales; Middling uplands Oh; MjddIips
Orleans Iod. Corn 3os Cd. Pork 1O2s Cd. Lard Ills.
LONDON July 5-l.3O p. M.-Amercan securities
quiet; Illinois Central 49, ''sS
LIVERPOOL, July 5-1.3O p. M-Cotton ouiet -
EaHi1ra pad wheat Jus 4d; Red Western So I'd IS 3d.
LONDON, July $50 P. M-Cops sols 92J for mon-
ey and account.
American securities-United States 5-20's, 1902 at
9Js; do 1865. old 90a; do 1867, s9E; u s. 1O4Us ssI
Erie shares 49, Illinois Central shares i15. Atan-
tic & Great Western shares 273
LIVERPOOL, July $3.50 p. M.-Cotton steady;
Mddlng uplands 9sd; sales 10000 bales. The re-
eeipts of wheat for three days rs 800 quarters
all Americon. Spirits Turpentine 27is
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The uhueIsIgned VIII continue the
Auction, Commission & Real Estate
BROKERAGE BUSINESS,
Under the name of
II. A. BIRD * CO..
No. ID Exchange st,

tS Personal attention given to the appraisal
Merchandise and Real Estate, and to the disposall
the same by plblic or private sale.
feb4itf X. A. BIRD.