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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-17
NEWS ITEMS.

Capt. William Willard, Warden oil
Connecticut State Prison, was murder
ed by James Wilson, convict. on sun
dav last. with knife which he had
concealed on his person. The muir
derer formerly escaped from the Mich
igan State Prison.
The National Convention of School
Teachers commenced its session at
Cleveland, Ohio, on Monday last.
Farragut's BODY has been embalmed.
The Masons and odd Fellows are in
yited to attend his funeral to-day.
4 railroad collision occurred near
Hornellsville, New York, on Saturday
night last. Both trains were complete
ly wrecked. Anengineer and fireman
were killed.
At Quincy, HIS. Sunday night last
John Davidson. pedestrian completed
the task of walking one hundred ana
five hours without sleep or stopping
10 cal. Ills lie Is l1ilOA vi 90 70
alvsis has set in.
Under the law of 1866, on the subject
, of grades in the navy, Porter must be
! Farragut's successor.
| Edwards. the light weight champion,
has gone into training AT Cypress Hill,
Long Island, tor fight with Coliyer'
at St. Louis, Sep. y.
The arrival of immigrants last week
were 1880. The only arrivals from
Germany being SO, by the ship Europa.
The n. y. Tribune says President
Rave. of the Liberian Republic, Africa,
and his private Secretary, who arrived
by the steamer Palmyra, applied Tor
admission at several well-known ho-
tells, but were not permitted to enter
on account oftheir color, and were con-
viewed in a coach to the Office OF their
agent in Wall street, who succeeded in
having them cared for at private
house.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-17

CONTINENTAL MoNEY.-A letter was
received at the Treasury Department
recently, from New York, containing
a $50 note of Continental currency OF
the issue of September rs, ITS. The
writer inquiries if any provisions had
ever been made for the redemption OF
said notes, and says that there are sew
eral parties holding large quantities OF
said notes who desire TO know II tney
are Of any value
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-17

An INDIAN DIARIsT.-On the body
of dead Sioux, found in the Big Horn
country, after battle between the
Sioux and Crows, was found pocket
diary containing entries showing that
If once belonged to a member of a par
tv OF white men en- route for the Big
Horn. The diary, as kept by the orig
inal owner. closes August 22d, alter
which it appears that the Indians had
captured and killed the party, and the
Sioux pOssessOr of the work, compre-
hending its use, had facetiously con-
tinued the entries; his record. however,
was not in the sonOrious periods OF his
great chieftain, Red Cloud, the last OF
the Ogallalahs, but in pictorial repre-
sensations. About thirty rude illus
trations hieroglyphically record the
massacree of the party and the capture
of their wagons q nd animals, the un-
fortunate white luan's diary being thus
continued to its tragic end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03

Tie bombardment of Paris has not yet been
entered upon, despite the repeated announce
ments fixing the exact day on which it was TO
be commenced. And when the fire is opened il
will probably not be with the dramatic effect
anticipated. The shell of fire. will, in the first
instance at least be directed, not upon the city.
but rpon the forts constituting the defences of
Paris. By the declarations of Bismarck and bv
a semi-official publication In the St1ats1nsi,gsr
OF Berlin, it would appear to be the purpose of
the besiegers to make a concentrated Assault
upon few of the advanced forts, and when
these are taken TO menace the city with a direct
bombardment. The opinion is expressed in
this official publication that when this advance
has been made ''the steady decrease of proyi-
siOns, and the progressive disorganization of
society alone NAV be regarded as guaranteeing
ultimate surrender" In the interests of
humanity and of civilization Ii is to be hoped
that the beautiful city with its swarming popu-
lation CT nearly two millions may not be sub
jected TO the horrors and destruction OF a bonn
bardment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03
How to Lay the Dust.

The high Winds of to O AZ serve to 1--WE us a Ia
agreeable reminder OF nan, relationship To
original dust. The wster-carts on the Avenue
aid in keeping the dust down to some extent on
that tlofOughfare when the air Is not in motion.
bat in times of high wind the dust is swept
down from the tide streets in such volumes as to
make any attempt to keep il under on the Ave
nue. quite futile What is needed Is some more
general system Of watering the streets OF the
city, and TO this end a suggestion has been made
to us that We think good one. This is TO have
watering department in connection with the
fire department.
The expense would be but trihing; no addi-
tiOnsl employees would be needed, and all re-
quisIte would be the purchase of a water cart
and additional horse for each engine house.
Each company could easily water the city over
radius of from half q mile to a mile from the
engine house, and thus all the principal streets
in the city could be kept amply watered. The
employing thus given to the tremen would
really be relief to them from their present
enforced idleness. Formerly the iremen were
paid small salary, and allowed to OCCUPY
themselves when not required for duty, i'm other
ways; subsequently, their salaries were raised,
and they were required to give their whole time
10 their duties. But to ''put in" all this amoant
of time at their engine houses must require an
amount Of loadng not a little irksome to hardy,
active young men, such as make up our fire
companies.
Now, their employment in the work of water
ing the streets would seem to be just the thing
Their time, which belongs to the city, will be
utilized, and great public advantage gained,
while at the same time their own special duties
as tremen will suffer no detriment. They will
be employed in the immediate vicinity of their
engine houses, and ready TO attend tire at a
moments notice.
We find, by conversation with Commissioner
DubAnt, one of the most intelligent and efficient
officers we have ever had in the Fire Board
that he is Of the opinion that the plan of en-
PloyiDg the fremen for the work Of watering
the streets is entirely feasible. Now, will not
the Mayor and the Councils take the matter in
hand and see if the dust cannot be laid in the
manner prcpOsed?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03

A rather important decision has just been
made in New York in the case of Joseph ID.
Agostino, censured by q coroner's jury for
placing trap gun on his premises by which a
burglar. named George Tweedle, was killed.
Judge Hackett decides that there IL no statute
making the killing of Tweedle an offence That
the accused would have been justified in killing
Iweedle under the circumstances OF attempting
burglary, had the former surprised him in such
attempt, 10 one can doubt, and at the best the
deceased died from the instruction of his own
felonious act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03

The registration of voters at New York was
completed on Tuesday, and sums lo A total OF
li2,G62-a decrease OF l7,7l9 as compared with
the registry at the charter election last winter.
showing conclusively III At there was need of the
extra vigilance and caution on the part of the
United States Msrshals and Inspectors, for
which they have .been censured. The revision
OF the lists may reduce them still further, by
the discovery Of frauds and errors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03

Now, that Pennsylvania avenue is to be prop
erly paved, the curbstones reset, and the side
walks repaved, wouldn't the present be pretty
good time to remove the swinging signs, TRAN
gular sign-boxcs, &C.? A general clearing out
OF that kind will do much toward improving the
appearance of that fine thoroughfare under the
rev order OF things, and the change will be ac-
ceptable, not only to the pubic at large, but to
a majority Of the business houses on the avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03

AssAssINATIoNs n MIsSIssIPPI-General W.
r. bTantiy, prominent eN- Confederate Off GERS
was fascinated yesterday morning near the
town OF Ninona- Miss. There IL no clue 70 the
Ierperator. This Is the third violent death at
tLai Town within two months. The first was A
u. Brantly, asSassinated two months ago. the
second Capt CcnDOr, cousin OF Brantly, killed
u man named Collins, and the third Gen
brsntIy, assas-inated yesterday morning. The
cause OF this dreadful vendetta is unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03

LAND SALE IN MARYLAND-Messrs Back.
knox and Kirby, real estate agents and auc,
uOBeers, have just sold 100 acres Of land belong
irg 10 benjamin F. Marbury, Of this county,
wing about three miles from the ferry slim. 10
A. Nelson. Of New York, for the sum or $1,000.
Marlboro Gdzsffs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03

SENTENCE OF AN Ex-MAYoR-Wm. Adams
Q: Allegheny, Pa formerly mavor OF that civ
convicted OF passing counterfeit tsepty-dollsf
Iotes on the Shoe and Leather Bank of New
York. has been sentenced 10 paw A fine of : 400
and TO undergo an imprisonment of seven wears
IL the western pepitentiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03
wAsHISGTox, d C.. Oct. Is, 1870

nTCOLLEOTOR'S OFFICE
uS wEsr WING Orrv HALL,
WAsHINGIoN, ID. c., Oct. Is, $50
OFFICIAL.
Nouce Is hereby given, that the TAXES FOR
TdE 1EAh 1870, levied upon the real and per
sonal property IN the city Of Washington District OF
Columbia viii be payable and sitter October Ig:h
lo.O discount OF ten per cent. will be allowed
mon All payments made thereon prior to November
igtn lSO. Also. di count of five per cent from
Nc, ember 9Th to December 10th. $50.
PERSONS upon whose property there is a specisI
TAX ana desirous OF paying the will state AT
tbs time al apply ing Tor the general tax bill
any person or persons general tar which amounts
70 the sum OF two hundred and fifty dollars mr. can
pay one NTH OF said tax in certf ates of ind sbtai
ness of the Corporation of Washington. ID C.
NO attention will be paid to Il cal letters request
lns tsx ss neItter can bills be made before or
siter once hours. The Collector is comp ,lled To
THIS course In consequences Of the late law re-
curing a distribution of the funds .ilv
Persons calling for tax bills will please present
ear receipts, which will greatly facilitate the
business OF the Office and also time to the par
ties applying. -
All checks offered in payment for taxes must be
are drawn
On the 1st of February, 1871, the books will b,
closed, snd all taxes due and unpaid wilt be adver-
tised for sale. ia, BOSWELL.
co.'s 2t Rep .6Chron.l City Collector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03

A cabinet council in London Yesterday re-
solved to pardon O'Donovap, Rosa, and other
FeLian prisoners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03

1HANKsGlyiNG IN MARYLAND. - Governor
B0wie has i-suedh his proclamation Designating
ihCIsoay, The -ith OF the present month, As a
cay of Thanksgiving. This is the same dav al
ready suggested by the President of the United
states for the same Observance throughout the
country, and acquiesced in By the Governors of
various States. VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03
II EYsTONE SEWING MACHINE.

The most perfect LOCK STITCH MACHINE eve,
or plat any description OF roods and sew bsfTea,
49, I've osnds q one operation. Sold on reasSnsbI
Agency, SIG Y st, OPP. Patent once. ocas I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03

TNOTICE-There will be a msating of ths
~ STOCk h0LPERS OF the WASHINGTON
MARkET COMPANY, at the Board OF Trade
Rooms, on TURDAY, the 5th day of November,
al II clock for the election of officers and the
transaction Of any other business that NAV legally
come under the charter of said company.
H. ;. DAVIS,
TO. CONNOLLY,
THOMAS LEWIS,
JOHNS CBUCKER,
DIV. BLISS,
BENZ. r. FRENCH,
JOB w. ANGUS,
A. U. RICHARDS,
SAMUELS SHOOT,
JOHN X. ELVANS.
CHAS. G.. GODFREY,
II. I.9REGORY,
unc Corporstors.
WAsHiSGTON, II e., OCT. =, $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

lNOR StLE-sINICREs ara a small -.o,.s =,
II GROCERIES and PROVISIONS tod tSca
ton and cheap rent SsfiSfactnry siv~u a.
selling Address 'ROCER, s'sr one norSt'
CsS-EOR sALG-Lsrre PIER CLASS. mn.
. - FEET b. tNp feet four inChe- marble i-.-a
Apply a. the Continental Hotel, Penn =, lv anita
euue. moss
l.'Uk sALG-Tte SrUUs ant FINrURES Il /,
y GROCERY sTcRE corner q AID q srr-t.
Island. Be. eco. nos "
LOB SALE A splendid SADDLE huK,k rot
used o. harness. q superior style sd q
seton a beauty ioT gentleman OF lsdys -
Use Viii Ice sold low t"T want e use. Ad- OK
dres', st once. BeS 900. Po-; ofioe. uo7 a.
FOR sALE-one HORsE, NO-TOP DOGGY snd
II HAkNkSs. very SER iceable. Also. one - :
sound stout WORK HORSN. WAGON aud ~
HARNESS. AFply At is2i Rhode lslsni OK
avenue. no2 81"
EOk sAJE-JIGAR sTUkk No. 5sS lsth street
opposite the u. :. Treasury Department. oae a
The best RHiail Stands in the city. Apply NV.
bknl kk>ON :, corner 18th and y s;s. nol-6t.
BLEES."
mol eOtf
WklNUr FURNITURE. FRvNCH PLATE
MIRRORS, BRCs>ELs AND IMPERIAL
CAkPkTs snd HOUSEHOLD CO DDS All nearly
new and q beautiful yie. tor sale 1T a sacrince,
sihsg or IN tote. ~ 45s street. opposite - etro
politsn Church Dol-Ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03

POLAR SODA, KIsSIHGEN, yICHY. sELr.
FER, SARATOGA, BEDFORD AND BLUE
LICK WATERS, ON DRAUGHT ALL THE
YEAH. 49,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03

nE CHkIs TAN CHCECa, M STREET
QS ptv. KNOWLES sHAWS theme THIS
E,nLs,N4 Is Heavenly Recognition" Baptism
amer The rN1ces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03
THE LATEST NOVELTY ISLApIES HATS
TIE NILSSON,
THE GEM or tbs SEASON

THE GEM Or THE SEASON
THE JARGIST,
MOST COMPLETE and -,
Tax CHEAPEsT STo X 80
lILLINEKI GOODS,
this side Of New York
LOOK AT Our PRICE LIST:
SILK BEAVER HATS At - cents. selling else.
Of the --latest shapes. where ~ si.2''
fhhi "Als' In a. At 81 IS. selling else
Colors 5nd Shapes. Where al o]'SV'
'Hsfs !!s5s. 81 'ps elsewhere
LONG DO, Do, At 81 a. ssi 4 sS elsewhere
FANCY FEATHERS, at le.s than half price.
BLACK and COLORHD vELvETS and VEL
NETEENS, the cheapest in the city.
ALEXANDERS BEST KID GLOVES, leach
pair warranted S1.25.
The celebrated JOSEPH KID GLOvE,SI.
Thirty NEW STYLES of SASH Ribbons, the
prettlest ever shown in this city,
AT
L. l.. BLOUr'S,
NEW No. 10 SEVENTH STREET,
Between and II.
p SIT will doubly repay yoI to examine bur
STOCK and Prices before purchasing. Hats and Bon
ners trimmed gratis bo3-S-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03
Immense Stock

OVERC COATS.
CASTOR BEAVER, SIG, sl3 SO and SIS
EsQUIMAUX BEAVER, SIS, s16, Is and $40.
CHINCHILLA,( -Four different shadesJ Sl2.
WI1NEY, (Drsb, Brown and Blue,D $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03

MES LANG, II GEORGETOWN, D. O., has leased
prepared to accom- modate 80ARDE Rs and furnish.
ed ROOMS, elegantly fitted up, upon reasonable
terms. 1918 l street N. w. ocIs-lm
EIRsT GLASS BOARD, WITH PHEASANT
L FRONT RO0MS, to be had on reasonable
terms at 1901, cor. Pennsy l, ana avenue and 10Th
street. Good location and accessible mh13-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03
LOST AND FOUND.

i BROOKS. TWORED COWS. No other0 AZ
distinctive marks. no 3 81" ~
1 OST-A LETTER addressed 81 hos. L. Salkeld.'
IL between the Post Once and 19' h street n w
tt finder will be literally rewarded by leaving il a,
1929 ii street n W. 1t"
Il OST-A liver oolored SETTER PUP, white
IL nose and breast; ten months old; an
swers TO name of Gy psey. Liberal reward4a Sa>T
will be paid il left at HENRY MILLER'S0
Restaurant, southwest corner llth street and Penn
sylvania avenue. no3-3t.
I OST-A liver color-d, flea bitten POIN-N
IL TkR DOG, double nose; end of tail.Ax
cut eff. A liberal reward will be pail for-2
him AZ No. 621 4th street, opposite Jail. no2 St.
Cox REWARD-LOST-AuR NvRLOPE con-
S%C taiDip seven twenty dollar II easury n OF ss
either on str. ct, between 10th and llth streets
N. w., or llth street, betw zen M and N. The above
reward will be paid upon return Of same to my ONCE,
400 Louisiana avenue, opposite City II all.
polS' GEO. BURGESS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-19
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IS.
An official document from Secretary Bout
we'll was laid before the Senate to-day in re-
ply to a resolution asking him how much of
the appropriation of 100000 has been ex-
pended for defending certain suits now pend
ing in the Court of Claims, known as the
Cotton cases. 1t appears that the following
named persons are employed at regular sala-
ries Hon Robert B. Hale, Special Counsel !;
Oliver S. Lowell and Samuel Ames, Assis-
tants to Special Counsel; VIM. Fessenden,
Chief Clerk, besides three other clerks and
stenographer. Mr.. Hale received for his
services and expenses, Sl6,3l9, and J. b.
Kerr as Special Council, nearly $1,000. The
entire expenditure among the numerous indi-
viduals employed was s9l, 900, of which sum
for defending the Secretary and his agents,
Hon. C. d. Drake received $1,000 in the
Elges Case; Caleb Gushing, $l,ls0 in the
trespass cases, and L. Borner S5,5l7 for
prosecuting suits.
The President to-day nominated John r.
Andrews Postmaster, at Saco, Maine.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomina-
ton of VIM. Strong, of Pennsylvania, as As
sociate Justice OF the Supreme Court. No
yeas and nays were taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-19

Rev. George Banghart, one of the oldest
Methodist preachers in the United States, died
at his residence near Bridgeville, n. j., on
the 9Th instant, in the eighty eighth year Of
age. He was one of the pioneer Methodist
preachers in that State.
The evaporation of ammonia is the best
method Of producing artificial ice. A Ger
man machine has been constructed capable of
turning out, with the aid of three men and a
horsepower engine, a thousand pounds of ice
an hour.
A Pennsylvania paper says: "Therc are at
this time dahlia in full bloom in Scranton,
and rose bush full Of buds in Easton. DAN
delions are gathered in the fields of Allentown,
and grasshoppers are numerous and lively in
Bethlehem"
Seventy-fve vessels left Gloucester, Mass,
or the Banks on the eth inst, but put into port
next day in a storm. The first fare of the
early feet, 60, 900 pounds of Goldfish, came in
on Tuesday. The herring feet are coming in
rapidly, with full fares.
A curious work is going on near Ceylon, in
the deepening of the sea channels between
that island and India, by cutting away the con
Meeting reef to allow shipping of larger ton
mage to pass. This has been in progress for
ten years. The work is executed by convict
labor.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company, in
Pennsylvania, has adopted general rule to
the effect that all persons employed on the
road, trains or switches, while upon duty,
must abstain entirely from intoxicating drink,
under penalty of dismissal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-19
PAsls, Feb. Is.

80 ~ 3 - IN PARIs, FEB. IL. ~
NJ. De FsnviH has been sentenced to six
months imprisonment and to pay fine of
500 francs, for violation Of the press law.
Henrie Rochefort writes from prison where
he is confined, to the Marseillaise that the
project of police has seized his editorial
articles. He complains that while, up to the
present time, the incarcered Journalists have
been allowed to write to the newspapers, he
has been denied the usual privilege notwith-
standing he is a deputy in the Corps Legis-
latiff, and has not been deprivated of civil
rights. .2Ft.l n ~Frsgf &.
Mr.. Washburne, the United States Minis
ter, will hold reception on the evening of
the 22d of February.
Prince Pierre Bonapart will be tried before
the high court of justice on the charge of
homicide through imprudence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-19

We understand that although the bill on the
subject Of insurance will not embrace tine tax
alton clause, that provision has not been aban-
dened by Mr.. Paine, but will be urged at some
future time. Joe 7Ns @ t+ 'r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-19

The team attached to the Belgrade stage
coach started from the depot in this city, yes
terday noon, without . driver. passed up
Water street on the run to the gas house,
from thence to State street, when after get
ting up steam they proceeded to Hallowell on
the dead run" They became exhausted at
the close of their long run, and were easily
drought up with . round turn" There were
no passengers in the coach.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-19

The third lecture in the high school course
has been postponed one week, On account of
the Masquerade ball. 1t will be delivered on
Tuesday evening, March LIST, by E. F. Pills
bury, Esq. Subject: Labor"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-19

The Belfast Age regrets to learn that the
Passagassawaukeag clam bank has suspended.
Its assets have for some time been running
low, and it has AT last been compelled to go
into liquidation. A new one has however
been opened on Minister'S Point, at the mouth
of the harbor, which is discounting freely.
Pung teams are loaded there daily.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-19

The Journal says there is competition in+he
milk business in Belfast, and some of the
dealers are contracting to furnish the fluid
until June for six cents per quart, and then at
a reduced price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-19
New York Items.

New York, Feb. 10.
All the suits against Flakes play Twelve
Temptations) have been discontinued q
sufficient gratutous advertising having been
accomplished by the proceeding.
All the Franklin Telegraph offices in this
city were put under receiver last night, in
consequence of suit of $4,000 brought
against them by the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
egraph Company.
The Bankers & Brokers line was closed
this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-19

Under the direction of d. s. Glidden, Esq,
tutes for teachers have been holden in West
port and Edgecomb, both of which were very
largely attended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-19

We regret to learn that Mr.. Lambert Of the
high school is again confined to his boarding
house by sickness. He was unable to attend
school yesterday, his place being filled by the
school to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-19
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. Is.
COTTON-strongly in favor of buyers; mildling
uplands 2ii4 sales ? loo bales
FLOUR-sales IL 100 barrels state and western
without decided changes; superfine to fancy state
475G5s5 round hoop Ohio 52o9535; western 475S
SIS southern 5555975.
WHEAT--dul and 1c. lower; sales 50 600 bush. !;
No. 2spring ll5dllS; winter red and amber western
III "a 100. White Michigan 80
CORN-scarce and firm, with good inquiry
new mixed western 79aS5, and 70g75 for unsound.
OATs-rather more active; state 59s62X; west
ern 5i155.
PORK-new mess DC IS; prime p 5Oa22 90.
LARD-frmer; steam l4l 9l5l1; kettle l6sl61s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-19

Maj. Richards, Mrs. Hunt and Mr.. Rollins,
landlord of the Gardiner Hotel, gave q grand
masquerade party At Gardiner on Thursday
evening, attended by the elite Of the city and
many guests out of the place. 1t was held in
the hall belonging to the Gardiner Hotel,
which was beautifully decorated.