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THE WEATHER.
Tle thermometer at 3 o'clock was SO ;.

HIGH HoNoRs TO ANsoN BURLINGAME.
Minister Low forwards from Pekin full des-
patches respecting the action of the Chinese
government on the death of Mr.. Burlingame
He says the difficult duties entrusted to Mr..
Burlingame have been performed to the en-
tire satisfaction OF the Emperor and his advis
ers, aud that his services were acknowledged
in a manner evinciEg great respect, gratitude
and liberality. An honorary title of first rank
was conferred by the Emperor, which places
the name of Burlingame on a par with those
who are members of the Privy Council, and
which is the highest possible title that can be
given to any one either living or dead outside
OF the royal family. A posthumous title con-
ierred directly by the Emperor is considered
by the Chinese as the highest mark of respect
that can be shown to the memory of a deceased
public officer, as the decree becomes part of the
official record of the empire, which will perpet-
uate the name and fame of the deceased long
err than statues or monuments. 10000 taels
were also set apart from the funds of the mis-
sion and bestowed upon Mr.. Burlingame's
family
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JOB PRINTING. -Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. VIM, NJ. MARKS.
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OBITUARY.-The telegraph last night report
ed the death, in Washington, of Capt. VIM.
w. Deane of Portland, formerly of the 18th
Maine Regiment. He was brother Of Henry
P. Deane, Esq.
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NORTH CAROf.UNA.
THE HABEAs CORPUS wRIr-pEc1s1oN OF JUDGE

THE HABEAs CORPUS wRIT-DECIsION OF JUDGE
PEARSON.
RALEIGH, July 23-Judge Pearson, in the
habeas corpus case, has decided that Colonel
Kinks excuse was reasonable for refusing to
answer; that he was obeying the orders of his
superior, the Governor, but the writ was not
suspended and must be obeyed. He issued an
order to the Marshal of the Supreme Court
with instructions to show it to the Governor
with copy of his opinion. Eighteen other
writs were issued to-day by the Chief Justice
for prisoners in Caswell county.
CONFLICT BETWEEN TROOPS AND NEGROES.
There had been no return to order when the
company of militia arrived from Newbern last
night. AS they reached the negro camp ada
cent to the Governors residence they were
hred on by the hegro troops but no damage
was done. At other negro camps they fred
unfortunately in every direction, several
shots striking surrounding houses.
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IF you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper & Co.'s, 100 Federal street. They keep
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. May 5-tf.
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MYSTERIOUS CASE On Thursday night last
man, who is a currier by trade, ACCOMPANIED
by his wife, arrived in this city from Boston
and took lodgings at the Walker House. Their
Intention was to go on to st. John, but the
next day the man got work at his ira lie at
Dow's tanpcry and they shifted their quarters
to boarding house. On Saturday MORNING
the man complained OF not feeling well. that
he had pains 10 his stomach, and he guessed
he would go out aud get some gin and sugar TO
relieve them He left the house and that's the
last the wife has seen of him. She has in.
formed the police and they are trying to Fl nd
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Fancy Fencing at Auction,

nN Tuesday, July &C. at o'clock P. NJ, atnhouse
" 50 High street, we shall sell about ESQ ieet OF
Fancy Fencing in gond order. -.-.f
Terms OF sale, Cash. p. l. H.l
jy25d f. o. BAILEY 81 CO., Auetioneers.
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IF you want nice juicy steak get the Amer
lean Broiler CT c. c. Tolman, Agent.
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GnordiaD,s Sale

pY virtue OF license to me granted by the
- Honorable John A. Waterman, Judge Of Pro-
bate within and Tor the county of Cumberland,
shall sell at public auction, at the store lately
pied by Charles b. Stevens, at Stroudwater Village
Westsrook, Tuesday, July 10Th, A. D. $780, at 10
consisting principally of Teas, Coffee, Sugars. Mo-
lasses, Vinegar, Dry Goods, &c,
SO Immediately after said sale on said premises.
two Wagons, one pair Block Wheels, Harnesses,
Carriage House, Hen House, one new KimbaiPs
Jump Seat Carriage.
Terms cash.
S. I. RAYMOND, Guardian.
Westbrook, July IS, 1870.
GEO. w. Park Err & CO., A nctisneers.
tulxy Old
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New Hork stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. July 23-6forning.-Gold opened at
1893, fell to 1893, and then advanced to 100.
Governments steady and very duh at last nights
Money easy at q per cent. Sterling Ez-
change at 1lOA q 110l.
Stocks "a per cent better.
The shirmentsot specie $4,000 900 by the City
the Lafayette.
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C10ScVV,VVV
The Remaining portion of this
Loan MOaO for sale at 90 1-2 and ac-
crMed interest in currency. Can be
had at the COa'ap0ay's AOencies, Ia
NeaO York or Boston; in NeaU York,
Tanner d. Co., Bankers. NO.49 Vail
St., or ". p. COnverse Dc Co., No. 81
Pine st. In Boston, Of e. Rollins
Morse Dc Bro, No. 2S State st.
Pamphlets, Maps and all inf0r-
NATION can be obtained at either of
the aboce named agencies.
The attention of Capitalists and
Investors is particularly iaeUited Co,
these Securities. We are Satisfied
they are all that cONld be desired,
and WnheSitafingly recommend
them.
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SherifS Sale.

STATE OF MAINE.-CUN3 ERLAND, SIS.
TAKEN on execution ana will be sold at nubltc
i auction, on Saturday, the sixth day OF A1gnst
A. d. 1870, at ten o'clock in the forenoon af the
Sherifs ohce in the City of Portland in said conn
ty, all the right in equity which Charles +. Merrill.
Of March, A. D. 1870 at three o'clock and twe uy
minutes IN me afternoon, being the time of the at.
tachment OF tue same on the original writ in the
deem the following described mortoaged real estate
VIZ: certain lot Of land with the buildings there-
on situated on the northery side OF Fore street, in
,ythree feet front on said Fore street. and running
back eighty seven feet, being the same premises
conveyed TO said Charles f. Merrill by Eunice Mer-
Deeds, Book 293, page 2O4, to which reference is
made for more particular description.
Dated at said Portland the I'd day of July, A. d.
1870: NJ. ADAMS, Dept. Sheriff.
NeH
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HE WEATHER.-This is threadbare sub.
ject, or at least there will be barely dry thread
left on one if the mercury continues to bull the
markets as it has done for toe past two months.
Nobody will probably care to dispute that we
are getting our fill of summer weather I'm
less our memory fails us the thermometer in
the middle of the day has not marked less than
65o since the 29th of last May, and that only
once. The rest of the time it has marked from
100 to 100 ;, the latter figure having been
reached once. Another intense heated spell
commenced Saturday. At 0 a. m. the Their
mometer marked 70 ? and the mercury rapidly
went up, TIL at p. M it stood at 93o. Yes
terday, Sunday, at a. m, it varied in differ
ent localities from 81 to 90 D., and at p. m.
stood at 9Io
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SEBAGo WATER.-If you want Water Pipes
put in your house You cannot do better than
call on G. M. & H. T. Plummer, IL Union
street. They will put them in neat and cheap
Will also furnish Rubber Hose to their Gus
toners at manufacturer prices. iuly9dtf
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NEW S
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Domestic News.
NEW YOR X.


CITY AND VICINITY.
New YORK, July 23-The yacht fleet here
awaiting the arrival of the Danntless and Cam.
bria 60 to Sandy Hook this afternoon where
they will anchor and remain subject 10 the Or
ders of Commodore Stebbins.
Judge Folger turned over the Sub Treasury
Department this morning to Mr.. Hillhouse.
Judge FOgler was presented with solid silver
pitcher by the clerks.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen, the newly appoin ted
Minister to England, returned froui Long
Branch last night, where be had an interview
with President Grant. The EUeAing Post SAYS
he has not yet decided to decline or accept the
appointment.
New YORK, July "a. Charles L. Prescott,
Solicitor of the anti-Gamhling Association,
was committed yesterday in default of $500
bail. Prescott, states that he collected about
$500 during his connection with the associa-
ton. .-..- -,
The arrival of immigrants last week were
much less than usual, owing to the war in Eu-
rope, and were mostly Irish and English.
THE RACING YACHTs-HEAvY wAGERs AND
sPECULATIoNs.
Betting on the International yacht race clos
ed last night slightly in favor of the Cambria,
though many wagers were laid on even terms,
including enc Of $4,000 between two promi,
nent Wall street brokers, and others were made
of 5 to that the Sappho arrives before either
the Cambria or Dauntless. The reception feet,
including nearly all the yachts of this city and
vicinity, yesterday left its anchorage off Staten
Island and is now cruising off Sandy Hook. A
trial of speed occurred during the run down
yesterday between the Tidal Wave and the
America, in which the former was easily the
victor.
The Herald this morning publishes calcula-
ton based on cable kilograms, stating the po-
sitiou of the Dauntless on the 9Th and 18th
insts., and showing that it is not likely she can
reach Sandy Hook before the 25th or 10Th, even
with the most favorable winds.
BOLD ROBBERY.
RoNDoUT, July 23-Paymaster Mayors of
the Rondout & Oswego railroad was yesterday
surrounded by party of forty OF his laborers
at Devils Half Acre, Delaware Co., and rob-
bed of $780, He had just paid the men off
and had started to go home. Several arrests
have been made.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
ALBANY, July pa boy named Charles
Snyder, eight years old, residing on Madison
avenue, was struck dead by lightning to-day.
His brother, who was standing beside him, was
stunned but recovered.
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A New ADVERTISING DoDoE.-Every time
lady who uses fragrant SozoDoNT she adver-
tises the article. The state of her teeth is a
certificate Of it's excellence. No spot darkens
their surface, no impurity clings to them, the
cushions in which they are set are rosy, ard
the breath that swells through them is sweet
as the breeze of june
'SPAULDING's GLUE" useful in every house.
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MANY SUFFER rather than take nauseous
medicine; and this is not to be wondered at. as
the remedy is Lften worse. than the disease.
Sufferers from coughs, colds, influenza, sore.
throat, or tendency to Consumption, will find
in Dr. Wistar's Balsan, Of Wild Cherry a RENE
dy as agreeable to the palate as effectual in re-
moving disease iy1od1w
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,H'ap Printers.
F;rst-fIass provision Store tor Sale

A FONT o. NEW BREWER TYPE !2l2 lbs.l can
a be purchased at the PRESS ofr loE' fohr-
LAND Maine at Grenf hnr&ain'
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON. July 23.-Ensigns Alfred Ell
lot, Thos. II. Lee, Washington o. Sharon,
Geo. W. Tyler, Jefferson A. Morse, james w.
Carlin, Huntington Smith and w. Jarbal have
been ordered to examination for promotion
Masters John p. Merrill and A. r. Condor
have been detached from signal duty and Or
dered to the Guard.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
Congress having provided for the reissue
every five years of artificial limbs or their value
to officers, soldiers and seamen and marines
who lost limbs in service, instructions are
published stating that upon applications for
limbs orders will be made by the Surgeon
General upon any manufacturer selected, whe
shall have first filed bond of $1,000 with two
suIeties, to furnish good and satisfactory limbs
without extra charge to the soldier and make
good all defects of material or work manship
without additional charge, subject in all cases
to the inspection of such persons as the Sur
geon General may designate. Transportation
to and from the place Of fitting the limb will
also be furnished upon written request of the
Surgeon General
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b. PLENDIDLY fitted up, desirably located. regu-
- lar run OF first cllss custom. A chance sell
dom offered. Present owner has other business re-
ouirng immediate attention. Particulars Of TAY-
LOR & CO., 20 State ST., Boston, Mass, jy2sd3t
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LONDON, July 24-The French Government
insists on adhering to the policy previously an
nounced, of treating neutral shipping the same
as in 1854, no regard being paid to the Paris
Convention
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YOUNGER BY TWENTY YEARS IS THE AP-
PEARANcE of the man of fifty, or the lady Of
never mind how many summers-after he or
she has charmed away the gray hairs with
PHALON's VITALlA. Pleasant clear and
transparent. No sediment
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods deal
iu15and1
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Al OTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor of the Will OF
CHARLES A. SWAN, late of Portland,
in the county Cumberland deceased and has taken
upon himself that trust by giving bonds rs the law
dire is. All persons having demands upon the es-
tate OF said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same; and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
HORACE ii. KICKER, Executor.
Portland, July 16, 1870. jy2ld1aw9wIh
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon herseif
the trust OF ADMINISTRATIVE of the estate OF
GEORGE b. DOWNER, late OF Portland,
in the County Ct Cumberland. deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are required
to exhibit the samn and all persons indebted TO SAID
estate are called IL on to make payment to
SARAH NJ. DOWNER, Acm'x.
Portland, July 18th, 1870. ri Jy2 lawSw
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL


TCE5pAT EFKN1NQ, FEb- ..
The decision OF the 3up1tcue co1r IN regard 10
lsgn.sendet ro.es eeent to have naa no euees
a, MI upon y.lues Of anything except Eucn forms
of skcattt,ex u rep1esent Indebtedness coa.r2c:ed
n,,r 10 February 1867 and ~ thefe scarcely My
fcru OF EQch tIuettedneaa In the nafkes e1esos
state pouds, the decision nas had no PeEcepan1e
eGrcs upon the general rulrte:a, And pEoaaolJ VIII
rot have a1y. Tho opinion OF the Cont
coes clearly 10 show tn&t, IN accoFu2ace
Nrth the constitution, corSeA hAa no
right to Change the value Of existing deo:s4 and
tn that reFpeet, the act Was oneonsuinlousls oas
IL vss I'D that th.s dsd not st.c. the r1got ot
Congress, IN sucn N emergency ~ The var %
.uihortYe the lstce Of notes taas anoa!d be legal
te.defa tu suhssquent txars1ctionA 1ht at noF"
ever. iustlred b. the Court only ~ Was ne4so1e,
and fne c.estto1 tn1t would n&SuEa1fT 4&1se next
xpo1d b, allow loag sneu'd thHs emergency
,rssfy The continuance o: the act IN force
one Of The noueeAole features Of tae naancaA
situation At present Is, that notwithstanding tho
plethora Of money IN the Eastern nalkeu, laae
has been no general advance IL STOCKS, secat1tles,
or enM. Aty time preFtou1 to four noo&aa
aro tho accumulation Of 10 naea iha
morev IN poaton And New YORK
| the tnuodueuou Of Eueh Deaturea In CoaafeA =
the currency bin, Or the Funding o'u. or ina 70
eant decision Of tho Supreme Couft IN Ee2&tu y
| legal ,eade1s, would hare CAUSED ducsnAaoaA
! the px4te q gold oT1 IAuRp III QEANAfs ~
| ceot But, urtef the condition Of thines ~a,e'
nss .utd lately, Ill Of hesa esena haVe msa
l only such fluctuations in tho ps1ce o. Ro'a
wop.d coyer range Of about ~ to : PEI esnl
In government oo1ds aud IN railway stoe1s' -
tneic nas been no such general movement u =.
Beer steadily anticipated from the growing aou.
eanoe o& money, and It mnss b ackao",eoss
tna, tie elimination in September d'sa's Aa.se
and denarA1;zed the speeulA:ors 10 N extent 'a'
Sens comparatively petm2nenk
TIE leeN ucpcy market continues TO Fos
! rl.ne1 c.o.e IN ao1e quazterr. ens with senes
: symptoms Of tendency toward IN easier eoIo
| toe. The demand for n.eueg eoatnaes nRa
ard setns 70 tau OF 11teer tnan 10 increase
\ regular merchant paper The aupr15 ons1sd u es,
:. lesa than It was tsst week, while for specaau
pulpcseh thtie u hat tlttie call for loans spec
lators ii ptoduets display eyeo leas cen1deuce
va1oes than The EaAte1u epeculttorS IN stecSE a
l5 gold. aud 1heee markets, Ike 1hose, seen uas
"a lied, Aud get expcrseneo no important caAns
Merchants Btu ftport COLLECTIONS Il the coon'
a11elJ SLOW: irdttd, th.a condition OF ihir
70 X .n,s to hart heconn chronic, ior unertha,
" " nsya not reported otherwise tor dx mouths p1
~ Tho movement u cuftencJ between tas {
, 1870-02-09

b1 do u 1akc: g. soo b do II TOO; ~ oa 1si's'
II &c; s,oGo nn do u eshc: sm b DO p ~.
Total, lfs,aos bu. Options u No fsused y TN
0TKo seller tne month: Dh93S1c AelEf 'As'
hsli, auu Keller March At 6t<ssohe-
Com vi quiet; old VA dull, Il shout 5ss@.
day1 ps7ees IN eymraIhy with New 1osk pes
new Vnt ehad4 ar1ref, tne receapts eotsz ntAs
ard Icalre,y eQcAl 10 The ilmind datnsnd' AZ. :
opened 1t 7oc. ana closed u ds4es10os ne" oPe.o4
u hae, and c1osod 1t SOC. Rock 1sssad Focelpn se
Leg worth sbous sc 1un1r- Satrs He1s: 2oN oa
No At 7cc: Il, ,ooo nu d. 1t axe: 1aoes ha DO u
saEc; 10 pq KIN dried IT ess; 1.S9e ou 10 craze
II sAxc: 40 bq d. 1t b5-: <oa ou DO n eaScs
40 ou d. II 14o; so bu DO u s3Ho; l,so "a 90
=. b4kc: 1000 on do II CSC; 80 ou % ~ o'Ee'
8 eao hu 90 .. stc: 800 bo do 1t beSo; 40 ou cas
corn 1t ssc delivered: 1,soo bu do u 10 9. :.
Total 500 bQ. Opt1ona tn No. Tnnxed - e1HS
A9kc ssller February, and 7os[es'osSo seHef h1en-
0ats were dun &nd 49He losef' auoa1 tae'
flee o1es1 to sell, with lew nusefs. ne" iotA "
irE reported weak. The mfkes opeceo d *oe7
tuuo,ed 4c ED eksed u ss3sskc- ssla He1e:
aooO hn No snt sskc; $50 bu do n ssc; 500
bu rejected 4. u1c; 1850 ba do II SIC. Total.
1aaco IN. Seller the naEth sod u as39sac;
bu,er Feo.ussy II ssNc: ee!lef March n 5sfe;
rellef April =. ssxc and seler ast hail Of Apsl! u
Axe ....--..
R5e VA again dull, and 1c loHer. with nts
dupcnttpu OF the part OF bu1ets 70 sAke no!a-
Sales ragged II es4.oc for No. freth fece.pa.
Transactions Include the following: &o9 bu No
II 7cc; 400 bo 1t &sc. Total, 500 b. .--
Barley xas rather quiet and veHf, No oesu2
geo I'd a s5s7oc; No 1t as3ss'; feleesed ~
soGs7:. Sample lots were ocered qulfe 1ree1y.
t1to bei1g bid tor choice CansdA Sales we're: 4oo
bu M,upeAota 1t &c, q +; 100 bu del II eoc- To
tal, $50 tu. --.
TIE following were tne delly aa.es Of the lead.
, 1870-02-09
Hell MBOLD'$; BUCHU,

The only known fezasdy for Dabetes ei tne
x-t +hA H1sadse Inaass alton of the kidnsJs. u
trnt II Tho BlaaAs1, Rsr& atuyy. Painful utanAtc&
, 1870-02-09


+nnn ,tsappesre3 fran tie city, And w4s not snen
nnr hrnff frcso ill MortKy. when she ~As tecoS
100 ~ ms Ca>oier Of tbs bRuf 1po R&To nes 10
cn.tnoi. The check proved on cto er Acrut:nF,
10 IL f1r a1t, Auf rad be~n altered 10 sito". Sae
VA icept 0tt ov tns Cashier, and of Ana:neE em
p'oJe Of tho haot- Toe JaAttcs 1eid her % oA4
for tr1af before The Rcccfde[a Csurt
Fire little noyB, VINO gaze the pAm:s o. sot4
Delaney, GtWgo AoTl1tous George hhle1t e1u
Ttou4s coltt, weie bEuognt before 1astto1 oau.
3bn. At Tho instance oi falnoad conductor ~ao
t1kied that theJ hfd Oh several oecsAo3a taI9Hn
ROT e 1t The cars while they w1o p4kSok Le|s
PT!dAy Esnco1 VIA sm1saed- ara !e7ss ~t -
Eeeefed severe oEute 20 NJ iaSu Aol =, :. ~" .r -
and the conductor, stopping .ao hMns TAI @ttS. .s
the boyR aEd ca-Rht them. Ine psltats ~ tao
lads inIerccded far thcm, and re Josnee samlhis.
tefed q timely Fepr!mnnd and dScoAXeo tao Oh
fenue1A
William fic1e11 EA1 nned II 1oE N a4aAuls
With btent TO comDlk 1Afcenl.
JAheA WOOD, JaTenile t1le1s WA seAk 10 ene
Superior Court. --.- -
Ley CoDleyt fem1le Fs8raut7 Kas fent 10 the
Brcewell for tl1tJ days.
Joe Russell, = male <sS1auf, VIA sent 1os sixty
cass 10 D11deEen.
WEST SIDE corKr.
terrible pesee Ct nnmau deprasfty WAS %
Etlored before Justice Moore JeAEstday LnoInln2.
ard ter htoth11 jamts, but yc1tS Of age, Wese
bttuKh* bsfore His dotot and Represented a. oe
fpE III dEAttt1Ie CircnUAianceS. hA!t-hfoth.f OF
tLtlia stIapptpg }oupg fellow OF 20 raIned It'll.
oILY THr1ty, ~ dis aIra'Krel on the ca5fge Of
incett, the aesnnl! alleged to hare been coon nited
IN tie little g!ft The Iacta TO Hh'co sae tesEoo1
are unnf for pnpilcAfon4 4td1 II uues sta0p 1ici-
, 1870-02-09
wPRKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI
CAGO DAILY MARKET.

TCrtpAY EVENING. Eeb.6
sAIs ei grain houT. and proxisfons Mlu ne found N;
der the head Of -OonmereiAin and tho Rrsta 10 ~
c1ie1 solA subject to the uiu1 ehaSes Of anee
o'd TEKSReee}Ted, stsss NJ; shiprea, none; A.
ikufh % y1y decided thHree hat ttken Place ~ tho
rf the for this A1tee during the p1as
Wrtk yath<r better demand haA e1faed aud On tae
Ehoit trnatt feeling obtained Low 01dcs ooutinae
more q rss neglected. And rttust prte:s Ao Sill
ttfe uqstIed gnod 10 stcc qualities ar Toriak
~ fYFtly and better prices arc beng fra'Ls Vn2lc
datry il sl quoted bat f1 ausAH WAY doa!
eJ1 t1rtr1ruen no difficulty In teen{ sa1e4 h N ID
1auer Il i83c within the pat lev daYt teveia tap.
rss bsve ben lootiux about but nsyS not e .aa
ssnyYcy con aideE@be purcAaAes- Tbs 1o!l1Hlnx Ne
he rutire priees: Choics dAItJ. tais 70 xood
tub tpd trtin- 3133ses common GtAaeaS 1A8Nv.
HKEsNAN- + afea 50 ios II 4ec-x ,.,<
RHODM cORS -SAIes bai<t tar = II Se
wEItULI = 10 tons II $500 o. trecf
FINK FKKu-1u tors ~ u ~ deuTEsed
BLEGIS(;-Wh hile thtie his tccE \ Ecaffesaoie ia-
crrt,o In thr dem md nr goods coming nnoe nt -.
thN TrneTl market hAs bcto chAfaetfst1ed " lcse
hr1untTt It least {1 cotttn seA7alsts ota -
snncrsned Tb ssoeks Liber.3. md xlf. q toe
Grntes.an In tha m1rkct for the raw GateT1A aets
eyEce La cuudd denee. and on ro1nd lot qa9tsnotA
rnIid h shtded' Nc Durlapa and e1nnlts &C meet
rF viii rood nqu5, eoehE On interior i ing ane
t-{-r. ase e-r1dy fnd nrEn Wool eackS fenhn LIZ
H1s III potuaa1: STARK. s&Ac. LeE1tol A. -: ots
Ntt f3c. Iu1low A. &c; Great falt G Aines1sant ~
like: Gs iou 4, sHc: gunslca +hu 1's' bazsPs' lss
| ~: wool racks, Sc -,..-. In h,+
1 - shs rpnrxrd fzpEe OF pstft&:
, 1870-02-09

FRUITS AND NE1e-1a thin cephttue9t betsstf
trade haY btrn eafaytd th.n IN any Ffevtou. zee!
sloee the hcadsys and for E,o4s deserpnoos q dHSa
i1ulta riesa have be.1 sn.tAatd Nt:S EssssI lit
IL lbs hands Il 1pe,s:.tc!r. are IDA VIII nrH3se,
Tbs stoch ct e.ted srae. hess nsssny ., asfs
1euM savaper a pssxe7t u. nG9s5 m -;. y hsod ad
hsve detised materially Lr!ees r1itak Nsts e -.
al.d&t. 81 rC tux for tae fesmes a2e - = 49,, " d.
te!frti ~ are truk- Choke vafttes 15f a.sns tsA
Il oatstde uuptst,opa Prizes rauke - to&oWss
, 1870-02-09
BOARD Of HEALTH.
Complaint against slaughter-House
-Monthly and Weekly Nor
tality Reports.


The regular weekly meeting o. the Board OF
Health waa held yesterday afternoon, frealdeot
uoasL In the ceatt.
1 CuNFLANT.
The petition Of various citizens. complaining OF
tbe building Oh stewart avenue, between Wright
sud Catherine streets, and used As alanshtestng
and packing house, 70 the great anno3Ance Of No
ue,chhorncot, Vas eubtuitted. and the complaints
Rtatet to be Substantially correct
MONTHLY MORTALITY.
The Euptfln.e eudEnt submitted 6tAtemeas o.
the 1nor;siitI ,oy JanuAsy showing <s9 deaths, or
q more than for the preceding nontt; ~ wsie
ua1es. and sss teuaies o. taese xss wsie nnuse 9a
IS by tlIpnthrta, bd bs consult1ons, ts BY COZ,
sumption. = BY Group, - By pueunoaaa, anu -
nY d. .eutuSit1S. ,>s o.
he des!os by xsrds weEe a. ;oi9ss ETA E.5as' ::
XII. ID: ac7et,b, 81; Eighth, 80; Ninth, as;
lt1to, 1s Eese.'n IS T,elf!n 4; ,cea1s Tefsehse
seyfn'eenth, IL: Eighteenth, =: S'netoentr, Il
T*eLtitth, u. ,,u..,,.o.
lsE9 JnnuarT, leES, Ano January, 1870: